http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9bea4ff2ea1fcb7fe3d5152c1bec6499.pdf 78f7396880193bd25b5af6421c2948af PDF Text Text II Page 10 • The Deity Sentinel 1U11d1y, November 11, 1tKII . Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio ~q·ciety ~:.., -c·o~_ ce·rn.ed jTIME OUT FOR TIPS\ about cemetery care BY BECKY BAER Meigs County Extension Agent Family and Consumer Sciences/Community Development . Concern about the· care of temereries has been voiced by the Meigs • County Genealogical Society.· · •... During a recent meeting of the S'Ociety at the Meigs County Museum, it •was reponed that Pattil:iil Cook, phisident, is working to set a meeting with ' all Meigs County township trustees and the Meigs County Commissioners concerning the legal requirements' toward care of cemeteries. Discussed were things Iike' private landowners living nnl door to cemeteries who are removing mohuments, planting trees, and claiming the cemeteries as private yard. It was also noted State of Ohip law requires ail public cemeteries to be 1 registered with the stale. VioiiiJion of this results In fines. No township or vili,ge in Meigs Count¥ js~ompletely registered alth!>ugh r,.etart Townshill is only out of compliance by one cemetery, it was reported. It was also point•. ed out thallhe Meigs'County Commission owns a cemetery not registered· cik .: S)mon Township was ret:oa.nized for its fine work in maintaining Snowball Hill Cemetery and maldn~ Carleton Ce"'etery, ~cccssible. It was poi rd-. , ed out that severe damage .was done by Letan Township 10 Old Fairvic)V With the holiday season just around the comer. the aroma of Christmas cookies will soon be in the air. The smells and tastes of cookies that may be crispy, chewy, crunchy, fudgy, cakcy. heany, fancy, fruity, chocolatey, spicy or nuny can make your mouth water. Nothing tastes quite as good as a warm cookie fresh from the oven. Even !hough there are hundreds of different recipes for cookies, can he d1 vidcd 1010 seven basoc types. The most popular is the drop cookw . These oncludc chocolate chip and oatmeal raison. Like the name 1m plies. drop cookocs are dropped from a spoon onto a cool cook1e sheet The secret to making them ldcn tocal os to peak up the dough on the cook oc sheet before baking . As they bake. !hey will spre"d out and have a fa~rly uniform mound shape . When done. they should have a dchcatcly browned surface. Bar cook1cs. such as brownocs and lemon squares, are the casiesl and fastest t'nuk1cs to make Just mix '" a bowl, spread in a pan, h"ke cool and cut into squares. bars. doamonds or triangles . They m,>y be covered and stured nght in thcor haking pan. Bar cookies tend to he roch and moist woth a thin . dclicale crust. M<•lded mok1cs arc formed by hand onto varoous shapes - ball s. crc'\cenls. logs. candy canes , etc Examples of molded cookies in cl ude smckcrdnndlcs. peanut huller (shaped 1010 a hall, then llattcncd from the criss-cross of a fork). thumbprint and Mexican weddong conktcs. This dough woll prohahly have to be chilled in order to mold plllpcrly 1l1c delicate brown surface. with the crisp.tcndercatmg quality make thos type of cookoc popular all year-round . Rolled cookies. where the dough os rolled outlhcn cookie cullers arc used to cut them onto varoous shapes, arc most often thought of at Chrostmas 11mc. Sugar cook ies. Scotch shortbread and gingerhrend men have become sy nonymous wirh holiday tradmons and fest ivities. They can either be dccomtcd before or after bakmg to make them ranc•cr for the yulcudc season. A ract to consider when ro llong out the dough os that the thinner the dough. the crisper the cook1c. II IS 1mportant to remember to handle the dough as lillie as possoblc Eac h rolling adds more llour to the dough. making it t(lugher and dncr. F1lled cookie arc a variauon of rolled cookres. Unbaked cut-out dough is placed un a cook1c sheet. Cooled f1lling, such as cooked ruosins (I'm raisin filled cookocs). cherry pic filling or pineapple preserves, is placed on the cookie, then topped with another unbaked cookoc. The edges arc scaled and steam vents are cut into the top. For fancier cookies, the top cookie may have a design ~ut out of the center. Sandwich cremes arc also an example of filled cookies, if frosting IS spread between two baked and cooled cookies. Refrogcrator cookies, such as bullerscotch refrigerator and date pinwheels. require the dough to be shaped onto a long, smooth roll. After wrappmg on waxed paper, the dough 1s eholled several hours or overnoght. The dough can be refrigerated three to four days before baking When ready to bake. the dough is sliced, using a thin, sharp knife. These cookies lend to be crisp, with a crunchy texture, and a nch llavor. Spntz cookies arc an example of pressed cookies. The dough is forced rhrough design discs at the end of a cookie press or electric cookie shooter. The dough must be pliable. If the dough or the cookIe sbcetos too warm, the dough won' t hold the shape of the design. ·tf it os loo cold. it will crumhlc or won't come through the press. These cookies arc known for their rich, buncry llavor. To save time and energy when doing your holiday baking, you can start hy moxing up a batch or light-colored cookies. such as shortbread Whole the dough os chilling, you can usc the same bowl and utenSil s to make chocolate chip cookies Next you can assemble peanut huller cookies and. finally. double chocolate bars. If you usc the system of mixmg light-cofo"'d c~okies first. then the darker doughs. you won't have to dcao your mixing bowl and beaters hctwecn hatches. Your utcnsols. howls. cookie sheets and measuring equ1pment will already he asscmhlcd. An added honus is that the ov~n will he rnore c~:un om ii.:altn usc hc~ausc it will already be pre· heated . Another mcth<ld of sav mg time when haking cookies. is to make on\.! largl.! hat ~: h nl plain cook ies. then dl\lldc the dough into scrarale the ~ Cem~tcry. Robena Maidens of Syracuse was presented her cenilicatc of member-. shiP- Ii~ First Families of ~cigs County ba..cd on her anccstors.-.Q.avid anit THE NEEDHAMS COMING - The Needhams from Murfreesboro, Tenn. will be singing at the Ash Street Church, Middleport, Saturday at 7 p.m. A love offering will be taken for the singers. Pastor Les Hayman invites the public to attend the program. Names im NEW YORK (AP) - A fed eral appeals coun has reinstated the conviction of Autumn Jackson, who was freed months ago whi le serv ing time for trying to extort $40 million from Bill Cosby. The 2nd U.S . Corcuit Court of Appeals ruled Monday that rmproper jury instruction was not sufficient to overturn her conviction. The rul ing. made by the same panel which freed Ms. Jackson, may lead 10 her return to prison for another seven months . Defense auomey Robert Baum said his client "was devastated by the news. " Ms. Jackson, 25, was sentenced in 1997 to two years and two month s in prison after she was convicted of extonion, conspiracy and crossing state lines !O com~ll a cnme. She was freed m June . Prosecutors said Ms. Jackson demanded the money from Cosby on Jan. 16, 1997 -the day Cosby's 27-year-old son, Ennis, was shot 10 I ' death in an apparent robbery on a Los Angeles highway. The death of Cosby 's son was unrelated to the plot involving Ms. Jackson. Cosby later disclosed a I970s affair with Ms. Jackson's mother. While he has dcnic4 being Ms. Jackson's father. he h~s prov1ded her with financial support. MARIETTA. Ga: (AP)- Newt Gingrich has been ordered to answer all qucstion!'i posed h¥ hi~ estranged wife in their divorce light Cobb County Supcnor Court Judge Dorothy A. Rohin">n ruled Monday that the number of quostwos Marianne Gmurkh wants her hushand In answl'r ~n t.II\'On.:e pro- portions where chocolate chiP' · nut'\. cand1cd frutl. choc.:nlate. sprinkle.;. or foo<J n1 lnnng e m he added . Tl1cse ..different .. 'onkics can he ceedings docs not exceed 50 - the legal it mit. Lawyers lor the former Hou'e Speaker had argued that the phrasong of Mariunn~ Gingrich':'\ quc~lann:-­ madc the number more like :100. Gingrich. 56. lilcd for divorce on July. say ong the couple's IH-ycar marriage was '' irrcvocahly hrokcn. ·· tcmreraturc . His lawyers have admiued that he had a rclatoonship with Callista Bisek. a 33-year-old congressoonal aide. hut have refused to catcgoroze it as an affatr. Lawyers for Mrs. Gingrich. 48. had submincd the questions as pan TUESDAY of the discovery process. The quesROCK SPRINGS - Inl'ormational meeting, Meigs County Wrestling tions cover evcrylhing from GinClub. Tuesday. 6:30p.m., Meigs High School. Open to children five to I 5. grich's linanccs to any possible Ray Willford. 742-2103 for information. extramarital affairs. dropped. molded 11110 various shapes. rolled in coconut or around a chocolate krss. hakcd as har cookies or dirrcd in mchcd chocolate after baking . With one rec ipe. yo u have prepared a wide variety of cookie . . . It 1 ~ not too early to swrt haking your Christmas c.:ookics nnw. Cookic'i 1.:an ca,1ly he frozen m freezer hags. rlastic freezer hox.cs. frcc1cr paper or loll . When you arc ready to serve them . simply take out the ones yo_u want. lllcy will thaw m just a few minutes at room -Community Calendar- POMEROY - Lupus/Fihromyalgia Support Group, Tuesday. 6:30 to 8 p.m.. cafeteria at Veterans's Memorial Hosp11ai , Pomeroy. Group from Athens 10 carpool down . Those with either drscase and their families mvitcd to auend . For more on formation. call 740-593-2518. AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - The star of " Walker, Texas Ranger' ' has taken his hal off to a real-life lawman whose work made a difference lhrs year. POMEROY- Catholic Women 's Club. Sacred Hcan Church, 7 p.m. Chuck Norris and Texas Attorney Tuesday for Mass 10 be followed by a meeting. General John Cornyn presented the Peace Officer of lhc Year Awatd on POMEROY- lmmunozations offered Tuesday, 9 to I I a.m. and I to 3 Monday to Texas Rangers Sgt. Drew · p.m. al rhc Meigs Multipurpose Center. Children to be accompanied by par· Caner. cntllcgal guardian. Take chold's immunilat1on record. - MINERSVILLE- Wildwood Garden Cluh. Wednesday. I p.m. home of Sara Roush. Church Street. Syracuse. THURSDAY PORTLAND - Revival , Freedom G\lspel Mission. Bashan and Stivcrsvillc Ro~d . Portland. Rev. Mark Winncll. evangelist, Thursday through Sunday. 7 p.m cuch evening. Singers. the Bissclls. Thursday; Deanna Stewart. Friday: Jodie Rice. Saturday. .and Dchvcrcd Sunday. POMEROY- Rock Springs Beller Health Club, Thursday, I p.m. at 1bc Rocksprings Uno ted Methodist Church. Dorothy Jeffers, hostess. I ,. CHESTER- Ewings Chapter. Sons of the American Revolution, Thursday, old Meigs County Counhousc in Chester. Dinner by reservation only by Tuesday, 6:30 p.m. made by calling 992-7874. Program at 7:30 p.m. with Wrlliam Plants of Gallipolis, speaker. Dues payable. Guests welcome. i' OMAHA, Neb. (AP) - Vandals struck The Gerald R. Ford Sinhplace with paitrtbails over the weekend, leaving hot pink paint splashed on the memorial. Most prominent in pink is a bust of the former president and first lady Caretakers of the site had not filed a repon with police by Monday evening. Ford was born in Omaha on July 14, 1913, moving with his family to Grand Rapids, Mich., a year later. He became president Aug. 9. I974, when President Nixon resigned following the Watergate scandal. Study: Keeping pounds off may require twice as much exercise By BRUCE SMITH Associated Press Writer CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) - Losing weight and' keeping it off may require more exercise than previously thought - maybe as much , as an hour each day, according to new research. A study from Brown University researchers found that 2,500 people' who lost an average 60 pounds and kept it off for a year exercised about an hour a day. · · · · • "We know that 3Q minutes every day is a good thing - it.'s beuer than less than l~al," said Dr. John Jakicic, an assistant professor llf behavioral medicine at Brown. "But after that what you want is somewhere betwcen- 30 and 60 minutes and wht:rc that is, we're not sure." Dr. Rena Wing, a professor of psychiatry and behavioral medicine . at Brown: said qiost 'of the people studied wAlked about I0 miles a week . then did aerobics, weight lifting or other activities. The researchers allcndcd the annual meeting of the North American . NEW YORK (AP) - Dudley Assocoatoon for the Study ol' Obesity. The study was based on data Moore says the Parkinson's-likc illfrom the National Weight Control Registry, a repository or informaness that has a11ackcd his ability to tion on how people lost weight hascd at the UniverSity of Pillsburgh. speak. cat and walk has robbed him Gcr~ld Mishoe. n 50-year-old paralegal from Charleston who of something he dearly cherishes: weighed 287 pounds but has lost almost 50 pounds after a heart aHack h1s musk . In an interview with the Daily in August. says he exercises almost 45 minUicsa d'ay. Mishoe said that even after he was stricken he was not sure ahout News. Moore. 64. dcsmhcd the cKcrcising . His regimen now indudcs strenuous workouts three times 1 <.lcgcncration he has suffered since a week at the Roper Hnsrital Cardiac Rchuhilitation Center. contractmg the hrain disease. pro" Anybody who was my weight 'thinks ahoul the need to exercise. gressive supranuclear palsy. or PSP. Bull never ftiund the time to do it until I got a wakc-ur call." he sa1d. The prnhlems begun ahoul fovc "I thonk ·s<nriconc who is just trying to tuke oil weight might he dis-. years ago. when Moure started srmihy an hour a day ... couragcd tancously falling hack wards. ahd the Another study found that sh<irt houts of cxcrcosc dunng the day disease was diagnosed in May. were as. effecuve as one long· pcnod in maintaining weight loss for Moore. known for the "Arthur " w~mlcn . ' movies and his longtime comedy It is important lhat people know they can exercise a lollle hit at a work with Peter Cook. disclosed his time. Jakic'ic said. · oil ness in September. "To send them a message they have to do an hour a day is going Ill, " It's agoni1ing." the actor and turn them niT. " Jakicic said. "We need to readjust that figure and find pi anist told the newspaper. "I just ways to ~ret people In dn u lillie more." can't play the sounds that I hear in He said patients who kept the wci~rht off likely paid close anent inn my head. it's something I've given tu their diets as well. up . I thmk n's faor to say I have "If you don't adopt hoth exercise and focus nn the cutin~ hchaviors cnvosooncd a life Without music . No you won't he successful long term," he said. music at all. it 's a groat emptiness." Dr. l]enrgc Blac-kburn, the head of the NQ_rth Amcncan Association Moore's fin~ncialrrobiems have for the Study of Obesity, called obesity a "niiMnal epidemic." forced htm to sell his California "The sidewalks and hike trails and the lime I{) burn calories is home and stay with friends in New gone." said Blackburn. a professor of surgery and director of the Divic Jersey who arc helptng 10 care for sion of Nutrition at Harvard Medical Schooi-BCih israel Deaconess him . He planned 10 allcnd a charity Hospital. eveht in Philadelphia this week to Fifteen years ago, one in six Americans was overweight. he said. launch the Dudley Moore Research Now, from TV remote controls and garage door openers to meals with Fund, created to find a cure for PSP. hundreds of talorics, Amcritans arc exercising less and eating more , . " I' m not going to give up," he "If you can burn it, you can cat it," he said, but the problem is said. " I owe it to other PSP people many Americans arc not burning up the calories they cat. · to go on. And maybe that's meant to be my purpose in life right now." . COLUMBIA, S:<:: (AP) - A female cadet who quit The Citadel after a semester has sculcd her sexual harassment lawsuit against the school. a staff memher and two former cadets for at least $135.000. ... The state-run military academY. paid $100,000 to settle Jeanie Mcntavios' lawsuit against the school and a staff member, her lawyer, Dick Harpootlian. said Monday. A state official confirmed the settlement. She also sell led with former cadet Eric Amhaus for $35,000, Harpootlian said. He refused to comment on any senlemcnt with former cadet Nicholas Belcher. "Jeanie Mcntavlos lost a year of her life, and while this certainly doesn '!totally compensate her, jt's a ·: large step in the right direction:·: · Harpoodian said. !-IOlZER Clll'llC ~~ . -;.,;..,~ ,.: ' . .. . .. ... . .... ... . - .. ........ •' Stngle Copy - 35 Cents Justices study r - - - A lesson in state's reliance on property tax· By ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS Aaaoclated Press Wrltar' , COLUMBUS -Ohio Supreme Counjustices questioned the state's heavy reliance on local properly taxes as they heard arguments Tuesd-.y over the funding of public schools. · The issue is back before the Supreme Coun 2-112 years after it ruled Ohio's school funding system was unconstitutional because it did not provide a "thorough and efficient" education for every child. • "What have you done with elim'inaling property tax as pan of school fundtng?" Justice Francis E. Sweeney asked Jeffrey Sullon, a Columbus attorney representing the state, during Tuesday's hourlogg televised hearing. · Suuon responded that the stale has taken over as much as 85 to 90 percent of the budgets of some poor districts, malting reliance on property taxes in those areas negligible. Suuon told the justices that the slate has plans in place to improve the system, but needs time. "We respectfully submit that, whether measured in terms of time, money or the sheer number of laws that the General Assembly enacted during that period, the General Assembly has not only responded to the coun's mandate but in fact has gone well beyond it in several areas," Sunon ·said. Nicholas Po liner, a Columbus lawyer representing the Ohio Coalition for Equity & Adequacy of School Funding, said nothing could be further from the truth. Everything the stale has done gives "an illusion of compliance with no substance," Piuner said. Justice Evelyn Lundberg Strallon asked Piuner what would satisfy the coalition. "Give me a number, a percenlage , you'd be happy with ." Pittner replied that the coalition isn't looking for specific dollar figure s or percentages of fundmg, but a new system of funding education that gives Ohio schoolchildren "a sufftcoent system of education." Justice Andrew Douglas pointed out that Franklin and Cuyahoga counties alone have more taxable property 1han all 29 Appalachtan counties in southeast Ohio. How could such a discrepancy ever be resolved without a huge redistribution of wealth ? he asked. "My question is, is that problem solvable'?" Douglas asked Piuner. Pittner said it is, because nothing in Ohio's Constitu)ion says it must f~nd .. , . schools through property taxes. · The coalitioti, which filed th e'~ 99 I lawsuit that started"the .~ase, wants the Supreme Court to find that the state's response remams inadequate. The coun is not expected to issue a decision until next year. ' The Legislature responded to eariiercoun rulings by increasing basic perpupil funding. (l.also set aside $1.6 billion for school construction and passed laws that hold schools and s1udents to higher standards. But Perry County Common Pleas Judge Linton Lewis ruled in February that the state had fallen shon of the Supreme Court order to fix the system of school funding . The coalition has produced a plan it says would provide an essential education for every student. The plan, which carries no price tag, includes bigticket items such as ail-day, every day kinderganen, smaller class sizes and up to I 0 days of teacher training every year. Suuon argued that the slate has spent $1.7 billion on education since the coalition's lawsuit was filed in 1991, compared with $1.2 billion for the Department of Human Services and $700 million on prisons. . . Gregory Browning, budget director under former Gov. George Vomovoch, said the arguments presented by both sides acknowledged that lawmakers and the governor's office had searched hard for solutions to the coun's concerns . " I think there's a strong message, no mauer where you stand on this issue, that the governor and the Legislature think this is a big deal," said Browning, who helped assemble the series of bills that became the basis for the state's respon se. He also said the coun appeared to be telling the two sides, "'We know it's our job to figure it out, but help us. "' No changes recorded in official vote count POMEROY - Tuesday's official count of the Nov. 2 election showed no cMnges in earlier unofficial election results , accordi.ng to the Meigs County Board of Elections. The official count settled a township trustee race in Columbia Townshrp with Marco Jeffers receiving 161 votes to Jimmy C. Haning's 159. The unofficial count showed Jeffers leading Haning by 160 to 157. Experts disagree on lights being part of m.e teor shower 7 8·10 11 2 3 4-6 3 .mno· Pick 3: 5-D-2: Pick 4: 3-1-3·2 Buckeye 5: 13-15-31 -34-37 '.w.YA. :,Dally 3: 2-1:3: Douly 4: 8-5·9·0 () 199'1 Ohio Vol~i Publishinj Co. In Ohio, as well as much of the rest of the Midwest, people phoned authorities Tuesday night with reports of fireballs and suspected plane crashes. . The celestial light show wasn' t as spectacular fanher east, where scientists like Rob Suggs of NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala., said it was the early stage of the Leonod melear shower- expected to be its dazzling best tonight. But Ohio State University astronomy professor Gerald Newsom disputed that, saying the fireball most likely was either a piece of an asteroid or a satellite re-entering the atmosphere. mining--~. \ t ~., ,~~-' ., ' ·'" Nint'ti.grade 'itudenla In the Tech Prap pr~~rlm at Meigs ~lgh School· received a grand tour of the Southern 'Ohio Coal Co.'s Meigs Mine operation on Tuasday. The tour, which Included an overview of the mining Industry and several hands-on demon· strations, was conducted by SOCCO employee.&. Demonstrations and praeentatlons were by the mlne's.geo!oglst, elec· trlclans, engineers and end emergency medical tech· nlclans, who wera course EMT I Mike Richardson is pictured, photo at left, assisting two students with a first·ald demonstration, while Chemist Todd Adkins, photo at right, is shown with a group of studentS in the coal lab, which analyzes coal samples from several of AEP's operations in the region. Tech Prep is a program emphasizing preparation for tech· nical careers. The curriculum includes a variety of field trips and other outside activities. (Sentinel photos by Brian J. Reed) Sunday parade to launch holiday season By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel News Staff MIDDLEPORT - "The Christmas Village" is the theme for Christmas events and promotoons m Middleport this year. The Christmas season will be kicked off on Sunday, with a Christmas parade and holiday open house. The Chrostmas events will g1ve the community a chance to show off several thousand dollars' worth of new Christmas decorations, purchased by the village and now beong mstalled in the business district. The lighted snowflakes and Christmas banners will be placed along North Second Avenue and a portion of Mill Street. Middleport's retail merchants have matched those decorations with allractive 'window displays and other holiday decorations, dcsogncd to carry out the "Christmas Village" theme and to promote local shopping. · Participating merchants will observe open house hours from I to 5 p.m. , and Santa Claus will visot Peoples Banking & Trust Co .. where a treat a(ld free photo will be provided, counesy of 1he bank. Merchants have been asked to NEW DECORATIONS - Mary Wise and and holiday banners which will be installed in Myron Duffield of tha Middleport Community the business district this week. The village purAssociation, and Mayor Sandy lannerelli dis· chased the new decorations earlier this year. play samples of the new lighted snowflakes serve refreshments during the ope n parade can contact Myron Duffield at house , and free drawings and other 992-4197, although pre-regostration os promotions arc planned for the event not necessary. Santa will make hi s appearance in The Midd leport Communoty Assoc iation will oversee the parade and the parade before proceedin g to the coordonate the seasonal promotions. bank. The parade and open house arc The annual Christmas parade will begin at 2 p.m .• forming along Ash just the beginning of holiday events Street, between Beech and Broadway in Middleport. A Christmas candle and proceeding onto Beech, General lighting service will be held on Dec. Hartinger and Second Avenue 4, in Dave Diles Park The event w1ll through the shopping district. Those begin at 6:30 p.m ., under the dirccinterested in pre-registering for the toon of the Middleport Ministerial Assocation. and sponsored by the Middleport Community Associauon. The Community Association has asked that merchants in Middleport observe evcnmg shoppm g hours through 8 p.m., until Dec. 23. Those businesses have also been asked to participate in a program of Christmas g1veaways. Parllcipalmg merchants will provide five gi ft s or gift certificates. and weekly drawings will be held each Wednesday, from Nov. 24 through Dec. 22. Those drawings will be held in each pm1icipating store. Interest rate hike may be year's third and last WASHINGTON (AP) - After bumping up interest rates for the third time this year, the Federal Reserve signaled that it may remain on the Newsom told The Columbus Qis- sidelines ·for the next few months, patch the sight was not a part of the waiting to see whether it has done Leonid meteor shower. He said the enough to slow the red-hot economy Leonids are very smail and at the to a more sustainable pace. Many private economists believe time, about 7 p.m. Tuesday, the meteors were on !he other side of the Fed policy-makers will be content to leave rates unchanged when they Eanh. The fireball blazed for 20 seconds meet again in December, citing the before disapp,earing over the horizon, , y~, 2000 computer changeover as witnesses 'said. one of·the reason~. . Some economists believe tile Fed "I think this is it for the year," said pushed up borrowing costs for milLynn Re~r. economist with Bank of lions of Americans on variable-rate will stay on hold until February; othAmerica Private Bank. " The Feder- home mongagcs, auto loans, credit ers said March. The answer lies in what new economi c data tells central· al Reserve will be on hold for some card dcbl and the like. The Fed also moved its so-called bankers about the pace of economic time. allowing tlie economy time 10 respond ·to its previous rate increas- policy directovc, whoch os intended to growth, wh1ch has been bnsk, and the es ." signal future interest rates moves, lo prospects for inllation down the road, The Fed on Tuesday nudged up a neutral from one tilted toward mising econom1s1s said. key shon-term interest rate by a quar- rates. " I think they may have to do at Slack prices rose sharply on the least one more rate hike next year" ter-poi nt, prompting commercial banks to boost their prime lending news. The Dow Jones industrial aver- to slow the economy to a cruising rate, the benchmark for millions of age closed up I 71.58 at 10,932.33, its . speed the Fed is more comfortable . business and consumer loans, to 8.5 · highest close since Sept. I3, when the with, said David Jones, an economist percent, up from 8.25 percenl. That index closed at 11.030J3. with Aubrey G. Lanston & Co. ...... '· .. .. .. Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 50 , Number 113 Lotteries ,.·.. · -· "•. Meigs County's Calendar Classineds Comics Editorials ' L001l · SpojV Weather .;' Cy Young Award -Page 5 • 2 Sections - 12 Pages '{ . Tomorrow: Sunny High: 60s; Low: 40 Good Afternoon .. .1 "'". Differences in diplomacy, Page 2 Meigs athletes earn honors, Page 4 Parents try to do best, Page 7 Today: $unny High: 50s;· Low: 20s ·Today's Sentinel HOLZ.:It t;l.~UC•• ~.-~. .. ... '' . Ce1eb~atlng sq Year~ of servlc~/ " . ... . " .. . '• Nov. 17, 1999 Weather By The Associated Pnsaa Was it a meteor shower or some· \hing else? Female Citadel cadet awarded $135,000 in court settlement WEDNESDAY POMEROY- Middlcpon Literary Club. 2 p.m. Wednesday. home of Gay Perrin. Bernice Carpenter to review "A Different Kind of Chris\ mas" by Alex Haley. · POMEROY - Meigs County Fire Foghtcrs Association. Wednesday, 7::10 p.m.-Pomeroy tire station. In July, Carter traveled to El Paso, where one of the FBI's 10 Most Wanted fugitives surrendered on the International Bridge. Angel Maturino Rcscndil. also known by the alias Rafael Rese ndez-Ramirez, was mdicted in July on a capotal murder charge in connection with the death of a Houston-area doctor. He also is suspected of other killings that occurred nertr railroads. Caner look a telephone call from Maturirio Resendiz's sister that set in motion the process leading to the man's surrender. Sarah (Grow) CURTIS. Any person of direct. lineal descent lrom a persoto proven to he in Meigs County by I 830 may join for a <>nc-rimc fcc. ,: D•ffleuilles in the illegal publishing of gcncalog•cal society's copyrighted material on the internet were discussed. The Ohio Genealogical Society is going to he consulted i'llr legal assistance since other counties arc al!l(> having 1he same prohlcm. '. ' Plans were made ior the Society to begin a prujcct on puhlishmg dcmh: notices of local newspapers to begin with the IR90-l K94 period. The musC.-· um is c rr y trying 10 locate the machinery necessary li>r .the prujccl. ft; was note the project is compli~toy the presence of fllur cxislin~ · ncwspa'pcrs ·imultancously in the county during the late IK()(h. All paper•. will havil't · read item by item as death notices did nut get pnntcd in sp~­ cial parts of.the newspaper as they arc today. I , The Society is seeking any old justice of the peace records lll' Meigs County to rhotocopy. Records of the justices were their private records anil so many hav~ been destroyed when the cslalc was closed hy the heirs ql' these men . . New oflicers named for next ye~rs arc Cook, president; Kerth Ashley.' vice president: Margaret Parker, trea.~urer: June Ashley. trustee: Roberta Maidens, tru~tce : and Christine Fruth. trustee. The secretary 's position is vacant aJ this time. Dues is now payable for the 2000 membership year. Next meeting will he held on Dec. 14 at 5 p.m. at the Meigs County Museum. Wednesday . '· .. . .... .... .. .... ........... '. ... . . . . .. . \ ·,.,· I "' �- ----------- -----------------.._.,_~----= • • • Wednesday, November 17, 1999 Commenta Committee studies U.S. 33 documents The Daily Sentinel The difference between U.S., Europe 'E>tablulitd rn I~H8 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 740-992·2158 ·Fax: 992·2157 . Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. CHARLES W. GOVEY Publisher CHARLENE HOEFLICH G1ne1'11l Manager IIILL Controller DIA~IE I' '---------------------------.J Washington Today: I: Budget battle follows same old scenario By WALTER A. MEARS AP Special Col'(tlspondent WASHINGlDN- At the end of the repeat performance, negotoators for Congress and the Whole House agreed on a belated budget, wnucn onto a boll the soze of a telephone dorectory and passed despote back-bench grumbhng that they· ve had too lottie tome to read II Both sodes claom voctory but vow not to do ot that way agaon Then they go home for the holidays It's a script followed repeatedly over the past 20 years, except for three years when Congress passed budget bills on ume and four on whoch ontractable deadlocks led to partoal government shutdowns before deals were made It os likely to be the scnpt agaon thos year. The numbers change, of course, and sometimes the ISsues ued to them do, too But doong the same thongs agaon and agaon IS a proven way to produce the same outcomes. That probably woll hold agaon thos week, as the Republican Congress tnes to fonosh the budget and adjourn They have to do the first on order to do the second and get out of town, as resu ve members of the House and Senate start sayong at thiS ume of year The sessoon already os runnong overume, more than a month past the adjournment target GOP leaders ongonally set So the goal IS adjournong LegiSlatong can waot unto! next year And should there be somethong wrong on the mammoth, final appropnatoons boll, ot can be foxed then And there probably woll be , along woth an assortment ol home state proJects and other fa.ors, buned on all the pages of numbers and onstructoons, coverong nearly $400 bolloon on federal spendong It wo ll cover fove areas of government acuvoty stoll wothout money lor the budget year that ends next Sept 30 . That IS supposed to be the deadhnc lor actoon on !he total ol 13 appropnatoons bolls that finance the government The love are unlon1Shcd thos year because ol dosputed spendong and pohcy provosoons !hal led Presodcnt Cionton 10 veto them Repuhlocan leadcos plan lo pul !hem m!O !he song le boll , subject to fonal votes , no amendments Even then. there could be delays on the Senate. on dospulcs on such ISSUes as daory pncong pohctes. mountamtop sloop ononong and hu11ocane diSaster reloef There 's a tcntatovc deallo pay back dues to !he Uno!cd Nallons . woth Clonton acceptong conscrvatovc demands lor reslltcllons on the usc of U S money by organozat oons thai promntc aboruon abroad Aboruon-nghls advocates ohject So there's more 10 be scnled. more mtercsts to be placated, all wnh another dcadhne at hand on Wednesday. when the fihh stopgap spendong ocsoluuon of the season exporcs. and may have to be extended by another That's anmher quork on all of tillS - dead! ones aren't real, because they can't be enforced Pledges to get all !he appropnauons bolls completed on tome are as perenmal as the faolure to do so. Sonce early 1996, that has been to Clinton's advantage. Hos vetoes led to the longest government shutdowns on hostory for lack of appropnations, after the Republicans, newly on charge, took the dare and refused to compromise money dosputes on hos terms But they got the blame, Clinton gaonong a pohtocal boost, and they haven't nsked 11 agaon So Cllntou can veto appropnatoons, knowmg that the other sode woll bargam. Sonce then , legtslators have been yoeldong to negotoators. After the 1998 round, Sen Danoel Patnck Moynohan, D-N Y, saod ot had become a sort of omotatoon parliamentary system, on whoch there IS debate on spendong, but the most contentious decosoons are turned over to bargaonong teams "Thos os not what the Congress IS supposed to do," Moynohan sao d. But ot os a way out, a route around the ompasses of tryong to enact spendong bolls that woll withstand vetoes the Repubhcans know they can't overrode "We could have accomplished much more, had ot not been for veto threats from the Whote House and fihbusters from ots supporters mthe Senate," saod Sen Trent Lou, the maJoroty leader Sen Thomas Daschle, the monoroty leader, satd he hopes the budget woll be done thos week "We' ve seen too much acnmony, we ' ve seen too much delay. we've seen too much mtransogence," he saod on a CBS televiSIOn onlervoew. "Thos must be the tome to gel the JOb done "I thonk we're finally getung to that poont when we can declare vtctory " Over what, he dodn't say. (Walter R. Meara, vice president and columnist lor The Associated Press, has reported on Washington and national politics lor more than 30 years.) Today in history By The Associated Press Today os Wednesday, Nov. 17, the 321 st day of 1999 There are 44 days left on the year Today's Hoghhght on Hostory In 1558, Elizabeth I ascended the English throne upon the death of Queen Mary In 1800, Congress first met on Washmgton on the partoally completed Capoto! buoldong. In 1869, the Suez Canal opened on Egypt In 1917, sculptor August Rodon doed on Meutlon, France In 1934, Lyndon Baones Johnson marroed Claudoa Alta Taylor, better known as "Lady Bord " 1 In 1967, Washonaton's Dulles Internatoonal Aorport was dedocated by Presodent Kennedy , In 1968, NBC-TV outraged football fans by cuttong away from a New York Jets-Oakland Raoders game to begon the scheduled TV specoal "Heodo ·• Voewers were depnved of seeong the Raoders come from behond and beat the Jets, 43-32 In 1970, the Sovoet Unoon landed an unmanned , remote-controlled vehocle on the moon, the Lunokhod I In 1973, Presodent Noxon told Assocoated Press managong edotors meetong in Orlando, Fla., "People have goo. lo know whether or not theor presodentos a crook. Well, I ·m not a crook In 1997, 62 people, must olthem forcogn tourosts were kolled when sox moll !ants opened fore allhc Temple of Hm shcpsuton Luxor. Egypt. the attackers were kolled by poloce Ten years ago The Senate Ethocs Coomnottee horcd an outsode counsel to look onto allegatoons of unpruproeues agaonst sox senators Fove years ago . F.rancosco M;ort111 Duran, the Colorado man accused of an assault-nile attack on the Whole House , wa' ondocted on a new charge oltrymg to assassonate Presodent Chnton The Andrew Lloyd Wehber musocal "Sunset Boulevard" opened on Bro.1dway wuh Glenn Close as l.oded movoe star Norma Desmond By JACK ANDERSON and DOUGLAS COHN WASHINGTON - Presodent Btll Clmton has gone abroad. once agaon preachmg assomolatoon to unreceptove ears and centuries-long memories . We wotnessed the same ognored message at the conclusoon of the Kosovo Campaogn In fact, most Amerocans probably dosagoee woth the presodent Ir Serboan Kosovars and Albaman Kosovars cannot hve hannomously together, the thonkong goes, then why not encourage them to hve apart ' But thiS noes Ill the face of the great difference between much of the "orld and the Unued States The Unoted Stales may not be a model of ontegratoon, assomolatoon and harmony, butot cannot be demed that such concepts arc Amcrocan goals Woth good reason we were called !he "meltong pot " People once separated by language , race, rehgwn and culture came to these shores to an omtoally unreceptive publoc They loved on ghettos and preserved theor doffer humans and Neanderthals " Indeed that country, once a beacon of antocommunost freedom, os now home to the largest neo-Nazo movement on Europe. At the end of World War I. Presodent Woodrow Wilson urged the concept of scll-determmatoon It seemed to make sense Dtfferent people ought to be free to form theor own nations But today thos has evolved onto a downward spomllng of ever-smaller countnes that resemble the city-states of old Czechoslovakoa split on half Yugoslavoa has splontered onto five parts. Basque separatists contonue to confront Spanosh authoroty Walloon and Flemosh Belgoum love on uneasy coextstence. Thos os what Clonton IS facmg It looks hke mossoon ompossoble to convonce such long memones that they should look to theor somtlantoes rather than theor dofferences, that bogotry os !he enemy of unuy, that the benefits of unoty far surp,ass those of separatoon For example, the European Unoon IS movmg ahead and a common currency, the Euro, os takong hold 't > I II • • • " ' '' ... ' ~ o'' Audrey Halene Hayes But of vooces such as Clonton's no! heard and advances such as Euoopcan Unoon arc ognored, mosa1c of Europe m.1y soon more nat1ons th e stzc of Loeclllenslem ,md San tmy , quamt cnunt11cs whose aoc lomued hy !hcor "zc .tnd uon To oodeo ,, sogned cdnum of Anderson\ ;ou!Oh oogoaphy, .. p,, .,,.., War & Polotocs," call (703) 821 (Jack Anderson and Dougla: Cohn are columnists for Feature Syndicate.) ti3PPY T&~Tll atlfll'leRSaRY oF THe Fai.Lof THe 8eRLi~ war.r.. MIDDLEPORT - Mary Kathenne Swanson, 90, Moddleport, doed Mon : day, Nov. IS, 1999 at Overbrook Center, Moddleport : She was born on Sept 17, 1909 in Middleport, daughter of the late Fred : and Mary McDermot Hawkins She was a member of the Heath Unoted • Methodost Church, Moddlcport, and was formerly employed as a secretary : and bookkeeper She os survoved by rwo daughters and sons· on-law, Mary and Gary Sim' , mons of Las Vegas, Nev, and Sylvta and Bo Dnggers of Newark, Del.; and , by two sons and daughters-on-law, Charles and Sally Swanson of Belle Cen. ter, and Robert and Ton a Swanson of Nashville, Tenn. She was also preceded m death by her hus~and, Carroll Swanson; and by two sosters Pnvate servoces woll be conducted at the convenoence of !he famoly. Arrangements are by the FISher Funeral Home-Middleport. ences, but sucl:cedmg gener atwns broke down those dolferences, sheddong the Old Country ammosotoe> They ,ossunolatcd True, ghettos sull cxtst here , but the goal 1s clear Such cannol be saod of ohe Old Countnes The land mass ol Euoopc IS relauvcly small, yet on ots con Iones exost a people dtvoded In Ireland , reference os sui I made to Coomwell s Pootestanl onvasoon, now 350 years old In Scrboa, Bosma and the othco Balkan states. Mushms are refeoTcd 10 as Turks , whoch os a reference to the Ottoman Empore 's onctome occupatoon . Many cuozens ol the Czech Rcpubloc refer to Gypsocs as " sub- ~Warmer daytime highs jpredicted for Thursday Having choices is a young person's thing By RED GREEN A long tome ago somebody decoded that offenng mine chooce was a good thong. [ thonk ot may have been Baskon and Robbons So now we have 200 TV channels and bog-box stores and 10,00 vodeo movoes. The theory beong that people would rather have an unhmoted varoety of roedtocre than two or three versoons of good. I thonk havmg chooces os a young person's thong As you get older, you learn to resent havmg chooces. I don't want chooces I don't ga onto a store to complocate my life Just show me two or three thmgs and then tell me whoch one to buy We don't have to make ot a bog deal I' m not makmg a lofelong cotnmotment to the product It's somethmg I'll enhcr wear out or burn out and then throw out The average person IS only capable of onakmg 500 decoswns on theor lofe At thos pomt, I've got about two left, and I m savong them for my old age - one lo help me pock a coffm and the other 10 dectde whether to watch "Jeopardy" or "Wheel of Fortune " So I need other people to make decosoons lor me Luckoly, I'm marned 1l1e boltom hne IS that too much chooce os a bad thong That's why ugly people have a beuer chance on a small town Watch out for key players IS goong to end up at the bottom ofthe 11 And what 's bctlcr, you know ot. lake And wh,ll 's betlcr stoll. she knows Model eggs for sale that you know 11 She 's the one on !he I understand that you can buy doghouse thO> toone and you must he human eggs from beautoful models JUst dyong lo say, "I told you so " But Yo u 've been secmg her for cl on the Internet And they're very don' t do 11 You 've ~ot to usc tlus whole Thongs arc cool and copacctll expensove I don't !honk I understand opportumty to your best advantage. If One cvcnong. )OU'rc out lor donner thos OK, you spend 40 grand on an you've been lookmg for the nght and you vc gone over the menu. and egg from some supermodel Then moment to tell her some bad news, she asks you to order for her So ynu what? You have to onstall ot on a now would be the tome Why not tell lean out 10 yell onto the bog clown womb somewhere and then Iertohze her about those expensove chrome lace for two slurpy dogs and a barrel 11 Talk about "some assembly rims you bought - the ones you' ve of lnes And she says. "Wouldn't ot requored "And what kond of a kod do been hodmg on the trunk ol your car be handy 1f I had a key to your you end up woth 1 If the mother sold for a week? Or what about that hole place' · And you go all cold and stoll the egg and !he father bought II , the you burned on the rug" You know, the Whatever you do, don 't gove her a onherotcd IQ IS on seroous qucstoon one you covered with the couch when key to youoplace Govong your key 10 And the fmheo os obvoously hopmg you " rearranged the room"" She's ~1 woman 1 ~ the modern versiOn of the lor a perfect-lookmg chold At the firs! goong to lond 11 sooner ur later Why engagement nng I suppose you sogn of acne. he's goong to want hos not tell her now? She can' t get mad could govc her a key, then go change money bdt..:k We seem to have con- at you Because she 's on trouble, too all your locks But that would be I used good-lookong woth lookong Lofc os good deceitful and nuel and cxpensove So good II you can 't have a baby, there 's Quote of the Day Overhcaod on onstead, tell her. "Sure - alter all, no need to h,tvc one .LU!\Iom -madc the bullpen. " I'd gove my nght arm I'm gelling one• cui fur my Mom, Not when you c,m adopt a 11101 c to be left-handed " - Red Green too " Because your mother os thonk- descrvong one nght oil the rack (Red Green Is the st.ar of "The You've got over ong of movong on That'll scare her Red Green Show," a television her this time off But whatever you do, do not gove series seen In the U.S. on PBS and Tim os a great moment fuo men In Canada on the CBC Network, her a key. Remember when you gave your bo olhcr-m-law your snowmobole eveo ywherc Congratu latoons She and the author ol "The Red Green keys'' Same result. Your relatoonshop dod ·somcthong stupod and she knows Book" and "Red Green Talks Cars: A Love Story.") McCain doesn't stand up well to test By WILLIAM A. RUSHER Somply by running for the Repubhcan presodenual nominatoon, Sen John McCain added class to the race. He os an authentic hero, by vonue of the tortures he endured and overcame as a prosoner of war on Hanoi The son and grandson of diStonguoshed admorals, he had no need to explaon, ltke so many poliucoans of hiS generation, how 11 happened that he never served m Voetnam He not only served there; hecovered homsclf woth glory But now we are talking about the presodency of the Unoted States, and ot os not only faor but cnlocally omportant to know what pollucoans who aspore to that JOb thonk about the maJOr ossues facong !he country The sad truth os that, confronted woth lhos test, John McCaon doesn 't add up very well On at least three maJOr fronts , he has st.tked out posouons that no thoughtful conservative ell posso bly endorse The most conlentwus of them os what passes by !he decepuve name or "campaogn fmance reform "ThiS os a drove lo make the nauon's pront and elcctronu.: mcdta (whtch arc , ol McConnell , R -Ky , to name as much as one senator or congressman whose vote was thus bought, he was unable or unwolhng to do so) In the process he has become the darhng of the Tomes r,nd the Post, but only the massed opposotoon of hos fellow Rcpuhlocan senators has prevented him rrom plungong lhos dagger onto !he very heart oil he Repuhlocan Party and the conservative movement Second. consodcr hos posotoon on tobacco legtslauon Every thoughtful obscnco knows that the tobacco ondustry has somply become a goganlll cash cow, lo be demomzed and held up to scorn, but to be kept alive at all costs as a source of vast new tax revenues lndovodual slates, and !heor .ntorneys. have already reahzed bol loons of dollar< 111 '"ttlcmcnts woth the 10bacco companoes, and the federal government was prepanng to cut nscll .1 gog,muc sloce ol the poe when a lew overeagco senators, oncludmg John McCaon. on sostcd on even harsher oeo ms !h,m those !hal had been ncgollatcd AI lh.tl pomt the tobacco onduqoy pulled h.ock and dccloned to Wh~tt ts stgntfi~.:<tnl here ts McC.om s suhl ome ondoll ercncc to the mcms of tile controveosy He w,on!cd lo sweat out ol the tohacco busoness c1cry nockcl It had - not because he was outoagcd at Its suppmcd mdollcrence 10 the harmful cllccts of ots product. but somply hecause he was overjoyed at the dosconscrvattvc m the land. sec thts prn covery of a new source of money lor posal as anythong but what 11 os a the federal government to spend scheme to monopoloze the means of And, like many gluttons, he fell vocm.·...:css to pub he opmton ~ tom to hos own greed. And yet McCaon. almost alone Then there IS Sen McCaon 's pasoamong Republocan senators and on lion on Kosovo. He'l' was an mdisalhance woth the most outspoken loh- putable provmce of Yugoslavoa on eral Democrats on the Senate. has whoch the ancoent rovalroes of Serbs made the cause of "campaogn finance and Musloms had flared agaon Purreform " hiS own. He speaks darkly of suong his own new concept of Amerunspecofied "specoal mterests" that oca's role on the world - whoch have corrupted Congress by huge henceforth IS not to be confined to contnbutoons of "soft money" defending our votal onterests but (though when challenged by Sen onvolvcs bargong onto the onternal course . overwhelmongly lohcral) !he only enllloes on the country thai could spend mmc !han $1 000 supportong a poloucal candodatc No wondco The New York Tomes and The wa,hong oon Post arc w1ldl enthusoasllc .tboul thts "rclorm .. 1 But why should John McCaon . or any otheo sell-a vowed .. " . .... Audrey Halene Hayes, 86, Galllpohs, dted Monday, Nov. IS, 1999 on the Daysprong of Moamo Valley, Faorborn. Born Apnl 6, 191 3 111 St Albans, W Va., daughter of the late Lemon and Anna Mayes Brown, she was a self-employed seamstress, a member of the French Coty Baptost Church on Galllpolos, and was actove on 4-H for many years on the Rutland-Moddleport area She was also preceded on death by her husband, Wtlloam Robert "Boll" Hayes, a son, Loyal Hayes, and a brother, Robert "Bob" Brown Survo vong are five daughters, Elizabeth (Bud ) Edwards of Hamtlton , Jenea (John) Dyke of Faorborn, Judy (Patrock) Eads of Kenesaw, Ga. , Sherry (Larry) Olson ol Juneau, Alaska, and Joy (Moke) Hysell of Moddleport, three sons, Jack (Janet) Hayes of Waverly, Tenn., Boll (Judy) Hayes of Lonn , Mo., and Don Hayes of Cambndge, 25 grandcholdren and 34 great-grandcholdren; a soster, Margaret Meadows of Comfort, W Va., a half-soster, Anna Mane Bates ' ·df Knoxvolle, Tenn a sosler-on-law, Vorgonoa Brown of .Walkcrsvolle, W.Va , and many noeces. nephews and cousons • - Servoces woll be I p m Saturday on the French Coty Baptost Church, woth : the Rev Jerry LewiS offtcoatong Bunal woll be on the Craog Cemetery, Gnmms : Landong, W Va Fnends may call at the Crow-Hussell Funeral Home, Poont : Pleasant, W Va, from 7-9 p m. Fnday ~ .Katherine Swanson eonflocts of sovereogn natoons Presodent Clinton contnved NATO's onterventoon oh Kosovo by means of an escalatong aor attack on the Serbs that only made the sotuatoon of Kosovo's Musloms mflnotely worse. When the aor attack seemed to be fatlong to have !he desored result, BntiSh Pnme MonostcrTony Blaor and others called for ground forces to be sent mto battle agaonst the Serbs Most Republocans (not all) roghtly opposed the call lor ground troops on Kosovo We had no votal onlerest whatever on !he covol war, and loheral sentomentahly os no excuse for squanderong Amerocan loves But where was John McCaon' In the forefront of those calhng for ground troops - not because he [,,vorcJ the ongmal mtcrvcntwn , he Sdld , cand1d.!lc lor p1cs1dcnt - 01 . VICC prcsodcnt - of ohe Unoted St,llcs (William A. Rusher Is a Dostongulshed Fellow ol the Claremont Institute lor the Study of StRIP•· manshlp and Political Philosophy.) By JOHN CUNNIFF AP Business Analyst NEW YORK - Of all the expectations of economists that have fallen wode of the mark, none has mossed by a bigger margin than the behef that Amencans were bound to start savong more. The certaonty behond theor forecasts was at Ieast90 percent, and the maon reason why seemed unassaolable. Amencans were gettong older and Socoal Secunty co uldn 't be rehed upon. Theor forecasts were dead wrong The savongs rate, around 5 percent of oncome ,when many of the forecasts were made, fell stcadoly as of on defiance, finally doppong below zero In short, onstead ol savong, people spent, the only way that could ha•e happened os for people not only to doscontinue saving, but to borrow money and spend ot , The savongs rate has sonce edged back tnlo posotove tcrrotory, but barely, and not through the efforts of households, but somply because of a change on the way government handles ots books. Based on the old method of calculatoon, Amencans stoll spend more than they earn, especoally as they grow older Although woth great excepuons, fear of the future has lessened. What happened? What happened os the stock market, rosong home pnces and easy mortgages · Says economost Davod A Wyss of Standard & Poor's DRI "The strong stock marketos doong consumers' savong for them " Whoch os to say, the hogh levd of wealth has changed everythong Amencans, he cxplaons, have seen 1he1r wealth clomb lo"a record !eve) wothout havong to save from current oncome because of the unprecedented run-up on stock pnces sonce 1994 \ : By The Associated Preas ; After another cool day today, wanner temperatures are expected in Ohto Thursday, forecasters saod. Temperatures are expected to rebound onto the upper 50s and lower 60s under a mostly sunny sky. It wtll mostly clear tontght woll temperatures expected on the upper 20s and lower 30s. Weather forecast: Tomght. Clear Lows on the mid 20s. Loght and vanable wtnd. Thursday Sunny and warmer. Hoghs tn the low to mtd 60s. Thursday noght .. Partly cloudy. Lows near 40. Extended forecast: Fnday Partly cloudy Hoghs on the low to mtd 60s. . Saturday.. Partly cloudy wtth a chance of showers. Lows on the low to mtd 40s and hoghs in ihe upper 50s to near 60 Sunday.. Partly cloudy. Lows tn the mtd 10 upper 30s and hoghs on the low to mod 50s Meigs announcements the past 56 days ,Meet the team Thursday noght, Nov. IS, the East· ern Eagles will host their annual Athens-Darwin CAC The Athens-Darwon Cttozens "Meet the Team Ntght" acuvottes m Advosory Councol woll meet Monday, the Eastern Hogh School gymnasoum 30 p.m at Meogs County Multo3 Adtnoss10n for !he eventos a two liter Purpose Buoldong/Senoor Couzens boule of pop, a blank vodeolape, or a Center on Pomeroy The CAC woll contaoner of Gatorade. Addotoonal revoew the draft Purpose and Need donations 10 the team woll be accepted to help provode matenals for the document for the U S B proJect team and to promote a wmnong team from Athens to Darwon sporn The event starts at 6 p.m Meigs EMS runs . Blood drive scheduled . The Amencan Red Cross Blood· · mobtle woll be at Southern Hogh School Tuesday, 10·2 p.m All area resodents are encouraged to donate. All blood types are needed. To be a blood donor, ondovoduals must be at least 17 years old, weogh I 05 pounds or more, be on good general health , and not have donated blood wtthm hut because our co cdobollly w.os at st.oke Fortunately the aor .tllacks succeeded belmc Amcrocans had to doc 111 the mud to .tll oron Boll Clonton 's cocdo· bohty All three ol these McCaon post loons would be undcosl,ondahlc on a lober.ll But there os somply no w,oy they can he squared woth !he ne cessary qualolocatoons of a Repuhlocan It's not how much you make, but how much wealth you possess . ' .\<. 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Dally stock reports are the 10:30 a.m. quotes provided by Advest of Gallipolis. reportots findon g 10 the state's Tran sportauoo Revoew Ad vosory Councol By STEVE ROBB Commottec member Steve Story, a supporter of the project, saod the comSpecial to the Sentinel 1 A state hoghway document outllnong the purpose and need for the Athens· mollcc IS lookong at whether the envoronmen!al study toothe proJeCI was done to-Darwon Route 33 proJect os beong revtewed by a cotozens adviSory com- on accordance wolh federal law Opponent ' of !he prOJeCI have raosed th at as mlllce. an ISs ue Also nt Monday's mcct mg, prescntatJons Wt!rc made by org am zc\ll on ~.; w tth The Route 33 Athens-to-Darwon Cotozen s Advosory Commottee os revoewong the Purpose and Need Statement, whoch IS pan of the overall envoron· membe rs on 1hc u5mm!tlcc Included wcoe CASH and the Buckeye Fo ocs l Co uncil wh1 ch h,l\ c argued mental study that was done on the project A sessoon was held Monday on Athens, and the review woll contonue at a that the p roJ ect ~' p1oposcd ' ' unn c cc~.; s at y .Uld cnvlro nment.lll v unsound . meetong to be held Nov 29, 3 30-5 30 p m at the Meogs County Mulu-Pur- the Route ·:n Co111dor Curnm 11 1cc wh1ch supports the pmJ ~ Ll ~t s llnport ant lo Ct:OnOilli C dcvc lopm~ nt the Ohto Dcp,ulmc nl ol rr<.~ n s po ll d l iO il ,tn t! the pose Buoldong on Pomeroy Todd Acheson, a member of the Coahtoon Agamst Superfluous Hoghways, Federal H1g hw.oy Admon oslrauoo The l: 0 11111li11CC ctlso .tpp o HH Cd Dc h h lc Sll11ll1Cdt ng us .J voting 11ltJillhCt os cnhcal of the statement, arguong that 11 os wntten as of the need foo the She h.td hi..!cn sct YIIH.! .ts .m cx - ollt ~ t o non \uttng rn u tt bu rc ptcsc nttng the hoghway os a "foregone conclusoon " Athens County Lc,ti uc ol Wunn:n Vo te rs SIH.: w dln u\\ sl: I\L a s .1 ptt vnlc The commottee's consultant, McCormock, Taylor and Assocoates, IS also Uli Lc n tt nll not .as at L: pll:\C IIlllll 'l..: td the ko~~ uc Sl o t } s a tLI evaluatong the document A ptopo..,al hom S tnt ) 111 ,tppu tnl \O ilH.: u n c lt um the Me tg: .. M tnt slcn .d The commottee was formed by the state on August lo revoew the Oh10 As stH.: t,attun to the sc .tt w,ts voted down Department of Transponauon's plan to buold a new two-lane hoghway on a four-lane roght-of-way between Athens and Darwon The commottee os lo . !,~'!~~c~t sit~ ,~~~;!,?,~ "~~,,h~..~~.~e~~~~ ~~~"·file Associated Press Writer CLEVELAND- An Internet sole has posted whatot claoms IS the FBI fole of Dr Sam Sheppard m the murdercase that helped onspore the movoc and TV senes "The Fugouve" The FBI documents onclude a top that agents were onstructed to share woth prosecutors but not defense attorneys on the celebrated case APBnews com a news servoce specoalozong on pohce and crotne ossues, saod ot obtaoned the fole through a Freedom of Infonnauon Act request to the FBI An FBI spokeswoman who handies such requests dtd not return a call seekong confirmation of the file's authentocoty, but bureau ftles on dead people are public records Sheppard doed on 1970 at age 46. The doctor was omtoally convoct· ed of murder on the 1954 slaymg of hiS pregnant wofe, Marolyn Sheppard, at the couple's home on Lake Ene Sheppard always onsiSted he was mnocent and claomed that a bushyhaored ontruder beat hiS wofe to death, then knocked hom unconscoous when he ran to help her. He served I 0 years on pnson but the US Supreme Court overturned judge dod lottie to prevent Juoors from bcong exposed to pubhclly !hat hurt the doctor 's case Sheppard was aequo lied at a oetooal on 1966 Sam Reese Sheppard !he Sheppards' only chold , IS now suong !he state of Ohoo for wrongfulompnsonment The younger Sheppaod heloc\ CS a wondow-washer for hts laonoly. the late Rtchard Eberlong. was hos mothcr's ktller In a tnal sello begm on Jan 31, Sheppand's attorneys woll try to convonce a JUry that the majoroty of ev •dence ondocates the doctor was mnocent. Sheppard, 52, could collect an estomated $2 moUton 1f he wms He had not read the reported FBI fole as of Tuesday. " But we certaonly welcome any and all onformatoon," he saod "We ,have nothong to hode" 'Assostant Prosecutor Steve Dever said any suggestion that prosecutors would Withhold evtdence was unreasonable The prosecutor's office os defending the state agaonst the Sam Reese Sheppard lawsuit. The material posted on the Web does not seem to represent a maJOr breakthrough tn the case. sometom es almo st enure pa ges blacked oul oncl udcs FBI reports on calls from purpor!cd llpslcrs and leiter appeals lo FBI Dorcc!Or J Edga r Hoover to solve the case One caller cl aomed Mrs Sheppaod \\as havong ,on affaor The FBI dod 1101 mvesugate the Shcppaod murder - !h,ll was up to local authonues - and some ol the fole os taken up hy newspape1 clo p· pongs about the c.tsc But there also IS documcnlallon of a lew tops some seemmgl y oncrcdoblc, ohat wcoc oepooted to the FBI Am ong them os a lip to th e bureau's San Doego ollice taken Dec 16, 1954, JUs! love days belooc the doctoo w,IS convocted on whoch a wom an claoms 10 have " onloom,lloon regaodong Shcpp.11d c,tse thai w,1s Tile "o"'·'" who h.1d lo vcJ on Oho o poe\ oousty ~ oc s on lo s.•y who she !honk s I he 111 m1 lo kely suspecl os hul holh !he suspccl s n,tmc .ond !he upstcr s l1.1vc hcc n hl.1ckcd ool A memo ocpolledly lo om !he San Doego FBI office suggc\l s ofleoong the onl ormatoon to both !he prosccutors and t11e defense But another memo I rom ohe Cleve land FBI oltocc squashes that odea, sayong the bureau\ duly os only lo onlonn !he poloce on charge of the on vestogato on Land transfers posted POMEROY - The following land transfers were recorded recently on the office of Meogs County Recorder Emmogene Hamilton: Roght of way, Donald and Shorley Johnson to Racone VIllage , Sutton; Deed, Phyllis 0. Skodmore to Rtchard A. and Dorothy Hagerty, Salem, Deed, Kelley Kleon to Larry E. Klein, Mmersville; Deed, Franklin E. and Kathy L. Jhle 1p Sharon A. Smoth, Pomeroy; Deed, Alan R. and Juha B. Thompson to James J. and Bnan J. Lease, Sahsbury; Roght of way, Bryan K. and Barbara L. Woodyard to Tuppers PlaonsChester Water Do strict, Salisbury, Roght of way, Don Rtchard and Mary Hollto TPCWD, Letart; Roght of way, Kermot and Belva FISher to TPCWD, Letart; Rtght of way, Jennongs and Barbara Beegle to TPCWD, Sutton, Roght of way, Go Ibert I Sheldon to TPCWD, Orange, Rtght of way, Norman and Vera Weber to TPCWD, Orange. Deed, Broan Burkhamer to Cynlhoa Burkhamer, Syracuse. Deed. Robert Steven, Shern, Gary, Kelly and Janet Nakamoto, Mae Modoro Lew1> to Earl R and Marteena D Foelds , Rutland, Deed. 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The evening was started by vars ity volleyball coach Rick Ash with the invocation. Cheerleader adviser Cindy Shull introduced members of the cheerlcading squad which will receive their awards at the winter banquet. Reserve cheerieliders includ ed Bridget Balser, Carrie Ahboll , Brittan y Williams, Amanda Felly, Kristal Johnson, Magg ie Rose berry, Heather Phalin, Emil y Story and Hannan Woolard. Varsity cheerleaders were Brandy Graham , Brandy Laudcrmih, Whitney Ashley, Mcghan Avi s, Holl y Hannan and Allison Hayes. Cross country coach Mike Kennedy introduced memhcrs of the boys' cross country team, which won its fourth strai ght TVC title. They included Ryan Well. John Witherell , Joseph McCall , Steve Bella. Kenji Mori , Kyle Smiddic, James Stanley, Adam Jason Thomas, David McClure. Mall Willi amson , Michael Stacy. Derek Johnson and Mike Will iam son. Beha and Stanley both earned second team All TVC honors. Next up was the girls' TVC champion team. Kennedy introduced Andrea Burdette, Beverly Burdette, Kara Musse r. Bemrke Morgan , Jess k a Preast, Mary Schultz. TVC. In the back row are Andy Doczi-AII TVC, Ashley Thomas, Addie Hubbard and Amber Vining. Grant Abbott-All TVC and Justin Roush-AII TVC Vining and Andrea Burdeue won first team All TVC and Most Valuable Offensive player in the TVC. honors and Thomas was the Most Valuable runn er in the l:O ilfcren~e. Dale Harrison coach of the juni or varsity volley ball lea rn introduced members of the co-champion Lady Marauders. Members of the team that fini shed 15-5 overall and 13-3 in the TVC were Mindy Chancey, Kayle Davis, Maria Drenncr, Katie Jeffers, Shannon Soulsby, Heather Felly, Corrie Hoover, Krystal Pennington , Rebecca Smith and Tara Wyatt. Ash then introduced members of the varsity volleyball team that also fini shed 15-5 and 13-3. Team members included Marjorie Branon. Shannon Price, Tiffany Hailhill , Amy Hy sell , Brooke Williams, Mari ssa Whaley, Tangy Laudermilt and Tawny Jones. Williams was a Ali-TVC selection and an honorable mention District 13 seiect'ion . Laudermiil was a All-TVC per· •former and first learn District 13 selection . Jphn Krawsczyn introduced members of the golf team that fini shed with a record of 34-16. Team members included Tommy Roush, Zach Meadows, Ben Bookman, Brandon Ramsburg. Andy Davis, Nick Dett wilier, Jason Knight, Thadd eus Bum gardner, John Wilson, Josh Napper, Carson Midkiff and Nick Wood. Roush, Dcuwiller and Midkiff were second 'leam All TVC selecti ons, and Roush was a district qualifier. KrawsClyn then presented Dellwilier wi th the Parker Long/Rodd Harrison Memorial Most Valuable Golfer award and Meadows as the Jack R. Slavin memorial Coaches Award . Roush then rece ived a scholarship in mem ory of Rodd Harrison due to a contri bution from Phil and Pauletle Harrison to the Meigs golf program. Head football coac h Mike Chancey introduced members of hi s coaching. staff includin g Gregg Deel, Scot Gheen, Rick Blaettnar, Ron Hill , Ri ck Chancey, Nathan Hansen and Frank Blake. Chancey then presented special awards from the team to athletic· trainer Eri c Bortmas and Dr. Kell y Roush. Dr. Roush rece ived a standin g ovation. Pl ayers getting reserve letters were J.P. Vari an, Ben Haley, Jameson John son, Darrick Knapp, Shawn Ratcliff. Kenny Zuspan, Jason Murdock, Marc Barr, Robert Johnson , J.D. Jenkins, John Acree, Evan Shaw and Nick McLaughlin . Varsi ty awards went to Aaron Vanlnwagen. Jonathan Haggerty, Grant Abboll, Jesse Thomas, Justin Roush, Adam Grimm, Lester Parker, John Ambrose, C.D. Elli s, Jimmy Yeauger, Brant Dixon, Andy Doe~.i , John Boling, Josh Hooten, Scot! Colwell , Wes Thoene, Nathan Es kew, Art Tobin, Chri s Jeffers, Justin Gilmore. B.J. Kenn ed~. Billy Souisby, Derek Miller, Adam Bullington. Justin Robson, Man Stewart , Zach Bolin, Joe Rupe, Tyson Lee , Jeremy Roush. Ross Stewart, Josh Eagle, Jason Ros ier, Tyler Faulk and manager Chris Se lf. All TVC awards went to Doczi, Abbtiu and Boling. Justin Roush·who broke all the rushing record at Meigs was selected TVC Most Valuable Offensive Player for the second year in a row. Roush al so received a standing ovation from those in auendance. Chancey introduced tri-captains for next year Adam Bullington, B.J. Kerredy and Derek Miller. Ash then introduced members of the TVC AllAcademic team . They included Wes Thoe ne, Andy Davi s, Beverl y Burdelte, Beatrice Morgan. James Stanley, Kyl e Smiddic, Ste ve Beha and Mike Willi amson. Ash then closed the evening with the benedictio·n. Two firms agree to halt claims of danger-free muscle builders J By KALPANA SRINIVASAN WASHINGTON (AP) - Tw o companies that market purported muscle-building nutritional supplements similar to the ones taken by baseball champ Mark McGwire agreed to slop claiming they were free of side effects under a settlement announced Tuesday by federal reguVOLLEYBALL HONOREES - These volleyball first team All TVC and District 13, Amy Hysell-first lators. pl~yers received various a~ards at the Meigs ath- team All TVC and honorable mention District 13. The two companies agreed to dislett,; banquet from left to nght: Tangy Laudermiltclose the potential risks of the supplements in all adverti sing, labelin g and promotional materials that make performance or safety .claims, as part of the seulement with the Federal Trade Commi ssion. The FTC had sued AST Nutritional Concepts & Research Inc. and Met-Rx USA Inc. over their androgen supplements, which purportedly increase muscle mass and libido. According to the FTC, the companies advertised that the supplements could increase strength safely with minimal or no negative side effects. The claims were made primarily on Internet sites promotin g the products. The commission challenged the companies, saying they had no scientifi c substantiation for these claims. The FTC.complaint against AST also alleged that the company falsely claimed its androgen supplements did not contain steroid hormones. "Teen-agers and athletes who are using these supplements as performance or muscle enhancers arc being misled about their safety and potential negative side effects," said Jodie Bernstein , director of the FTC 's bureau of con sumer protection. " Now, the labels and ads lor these products will give consumers· the straight story about the side effects, and they' ll be able to base their buying decision s on the facts." · The seulement would prohibit the ~ ompanies from claiming that the use of such products is safe or free from side effects. without reliable scientific evidence to back up those claims. It also would prohibit AST from claiming the supplements were steroid-free . · The orders would require labels and advertising disclosure for any androgen supplement fo r which a safety claim is made or which con· tain s ephedra, also known as ephedrine. Those product labels would disclose the ri sks associated with the supplements. " Parents, coaches and athletes need to be aware of the real risks these substances pose to the lives and health of young people and athletes al all level ," said Barry McCaffrey, director of the While House drug policy office. The settlement with the Golden , Coio.-based AST was filed in U.S. District Court in Denver Monday. The settlement with Met-Rx, based in Irvine, Calif., was filed in U.S. Di strict Court in Los Angeles Monday. In 1998, McGwire, of the St. Louis Cardinals, said he was using a supplement containin g androstenedione during his record 70-homer season. In the year following McGwire's disclosure , sales of the testosterone booster surged more than 1,000 percent to more than $50 milli on, according to industry ligures. McGwire said in August that he had quit using the supplements several months earlier and never wanted to take andro again. EHS t~ hold 'Meet the Team Night' Thursday By JIMMY GOLEN BOSTON (A P) - AL Cy Young Award winner Pedro Martinez fl ashed a smile at. the camera and said goodbye . For now. "Hopefull y, we' ll talk a gain ... he said Tuesday after earnin g the fim of what he hopes will he two maJor postseason awards. The Boston Red Sox ace was a unanimous sel ection for hi s second Cy Young. and now he waits until Thursday to find out if he will also be named the AL's Most Valuable Playe r. Only nine pitch· ers have claimed the two awards in the same year. " II wo uld mean a lot. probahly more than this Spurs rally to beat Pacers 90-87; 76ers, Knicks also get wins points late in the third period, but the defending NBA champion s still found a way to win . I Kersey made a key contribution By The Associated Press with eight points and seven When the San Antonio Spurs need rebounds. a hig basket, Tim Duncan or David "We came back aft er be ing down Robinson usuall y takes the shot. most of the game," he sa id. "This .Aga inst Indiana, a 37-year-old shows the character of our team." reserve came through with the game Duncan and Robin son each on the line. scored 22 points for San Antoni o. Jero me Kersey 's 14· foot jumper · Indiana's Jalen Rose tied his careerwith 7.6 seconds left in overtime put high with 28 points. the Spurs ahead for good in Tuesday Rose, Sam Perkins and Mark ni ght's 9!1-H7 won ove r the Pacers. Jackson each hitthree-pomtcrs as the "They were Ju uhlin ~ down on Pacers look an ~5 -~ 2 lead with I :37 Tim and I was wide ope n,'' said lcfl in' overtime. Bu1 San Antonio Kersey. who is in hi s 16th NBA sea· took a H6-85 lead on Kersey's sun . jumper. The Spurs then clinched the The Spurs shot only 39 percent · victory with l11rec free throws hy from the field and trailed by 12 (See NBA on Page 6) NBA action GOLF AWARD RECIPIENTS - These !lolfers received awards at Tuesday's Meigs athlettc banquet. From left to right are Zack Meadows-Jack R. Slavin Coaches Award, Tommy Roush-Sj!COnd CROSS COUNTRY HONOREES - The following received cross coul')try awards at Tuesday evening's Meigs athletic banquet. In the front row from left to right a.re Beverly Burdette-All Academic, Beatrice Morgan-All Academic, Andrea team .All TVC and a golf scho!!J"ship, Nick Dettwtller-Parker Long/Rodd Harrison Most Valua~le Golfer award, Andy Davis-AU Academic. Not ptctured carson Midkiff-Second team All TVC. Basketball Burdette-All TVC and ·Amber VIning-All TVC. In the back row are Ashley Thomas-First team All TVC and Most Valuabla runner In TVC, James Stanley· All Academic, Steve Beha-Second team All TVC and All academic, Mike Williamson-All Academic. hcst pitcher I' ve eve r seen. and he that. ·· said the 28· means an a wful year.old ri ght hander. who was named the NL's top pitcher when lotto thi s team ." Still. Martin ez will have to contend with the was STEALING the basketball from Notre Dame's Troy Murphy (right) is Ohio State guard Scoonie Penn as Buckeye teammates Michael fee lin g of some Redd (behind Penn) and George Reese (behind Murphy) during voters that only an everyday playe r Preseason NIT game In Columbus, Ohio, where the Tuesday night's should be MVP. Fighting Irish came from behind to win 59-57. (AP) " You can ' t discnminale a~ ain sl a pitcher because he's out 'there every fi ve days. If I could be there every Preseason NIT begins day, I would," he said. " It 's the Most Valuable Player. There's 25 of them, and we all qualify. There shouldn' t be any discriminati on." Six American Leaguers have won the MVP and Cy Young in the same year: Denny McLain ( 1968), Vida Blue ( 1971 ), Rollie Fingers ( 1981), Willie Hernandez (1984), Clemens ( 1986) and Dennis Eckersley ( 1992). . never saw it go in because I wns Three pitchers have done it in the By RUSTY MILLER COLUMBUS, Ohi o (AP) fallin g to the flo or." NL: Don Newcombe (1956), Sandy David Graves didn"t see his shot go It gave Mall Doherty a victory in Koufax (1963) and Bob Gibson in . He didn 't have to wait long to hi s first game as a head coach. ( 1968). find out it did. " I usual ly have a ' Midni ght Martinez's Red Sox teammate Graves was mobbed by teamRule.' where I only allow the guys to Nomar Garc iaparra, who hit a while a crowd of 17,402 sat in enjoy a win until midnight, " the formates league-leading .357 with 27 homers stunned silence after his IS-footer al mer Kan sas ass istant said. " But and 104 RBis, is among the MVP the buzzer gave Notre Dame a 59-57 since we ' ve got about a four- hll ur fa vorites, along with Cleveland 's upset over No. 4 Ohio Stale in the bus ride home, I guess I'll let them Manny Ramirez, whose 165 RBis were the highest single-season total openin g round of the Preseason NIT celebrate a lillie longer." on Tuesday night. Graves , who fini shed with )8 since 1938. "When they threw me the ball , I . points, fumbled for the ball for a splil " I would probably pick Nomar," looked at the clock and there was no second and got off the shot as tbc . said Martine z, who earned a tim e to pass," the 6-foot-6 sophobuzzer so unded . . $ 100,000 bonus along with the more said. "They were givin g me The Fighting Irish will play hnsl award. Muss ina picked up $50.000 my left hand . so I used Harold to Sie na, which beat Dav idson XY· (Swanagan) as a shield and shot it. I (See NIT on Page 6 ) (See MARTINEZ on Page 6) PEDRO MARTINEZ with Montrea l in 1997. "The MVP would be something different , especially to a pitcher. The MVP wou ld be great." Martinez earned all 28 firsl·place votes and the max imum 140 points in Cy Young balloting by the Base ball Writers' Associati on of America. Baltimore's Mike Muss ina was secand with 54 points, New York Yankees reliever Mariano Ri vera had 27. and Cleveland 's Bartolo Colon had 14. " I prclly much expected it, " Martinez said. ': But it's always a pleasure to gel it. " Martinez went 23-4 and produced ·one of baseball 's most dominating seasons, winning the pitcher's triple crown by wide margin s in each category. Hi s 2.07 ERA was I 1-3 runs lower than David Cone's second -best 3.44, and it was less than half of the AL average; he had five mo1e wins than anyone else, and his 313 strikeouts were 11 3 more than the next best, Anaheim's Chuck Finley. Martinez was also Most Valuable Player uf tl1c AII ·Slar ga me in Fenway Park. st rikin g out four MVPs and a home run champion in two innings of wo rk. He was the winning pitcher in the decisive fifth game of the first-round playoff se ries again st Cleveland. And , in the AL championship series, he handed the New York Yankees their only loss of Graves' ·last-second bucket.pushes Irish by No. 4 OSU 59-57 the postseason m an epi c shv wdo wn with Roger Clemens, his prcdeccssot: as the Red Sox ace. But the year was nol without ~c l ­ hacks. He lmd a very public spat with Boston manager Jimy Wilh ums. who Hockey NBA standings No payments for Atlanlil' lliw M i<~ mi 2 "' Bos1on .. . I . .. ~ ' '·•' New York . Orlando .. Phil;1dd phia . New Jersey .. ·I ... .. 1 ... I W<~ s hingllm 6 7 '750 G.l! :'i7 1 I' :'i:'i6 I' :'i fl(] lOll 1-IJ l l:'i 2 ,. 1 ; Central Uh·lsion .. ........:'i .4 Toromo ... Cleveland .. . ......... ,; ; ... Mi lwaul:ec 2 2 J J .714 667 .625 62l ~ l .l At lama ... Dc!ron .... Chu:agu .. .1' 6 1-tJ ..... I WESTERN CONFERENCE Mldw t'~l ll' l. . I'<L Gll 710 I '· . . .. . 7 2 I ] 4 4 · Minnesota . ·, Houston .2 ; 7 .222 Pwd ric Dh· l ~ion . Port land .... .. ....... 7 .sacramento.... .. . ...... 4 • L:A. lakers .. ... 7 •Seattle .... .. ... 6 : P hoe ni ~ ........... ..... . ....... ...... 4 •Golden Stale ... . ...... 2 .LA. Clippt'rs ... I I I 2 2 4 :'i .873 .MOO .778 .750 .500 .286 6 1-'J Tuesday's Sl"ftres Philadelr hi a 95 . Washingtun 7.l Toronto 89. lk troit R5 A t lama 1 0~. Choarlollc 9tl Ponland 101, Miami 96 MilwilukcC 10 1. L. A. Chppcrs t).l S:m Antun1o 90. Indiana !17 -0T Dallas 114. lhHISion IJ5 New York 10 2, Denver 95 Golden Slate 99. Chka!!u 79 Sacramcnlo XI Vancou1cr 71 -Tonight 's games Clevel and at IJtlSion. 7 p.m. Miantl 111 l'hiladd phin. 7 ll.lll . P011 lar1d :11 Orlando. 7:.'0 jl.lll New Jersey m [ktrui t. 7·.l 0 jl.IH. Da l la~ ill Ch;uluth:. 7:JO p m. L f\ . Clippc.s m Minncs01a. K p.m. New York at Utah. Kp.m. Chicago at Phfll'nix. 9 p m. Golden Stale :u Sem tle. 10 p.m. Thursday's games Torontu :u Washingttlll . 7 p.m Ant uniu m M1 lwaukct.'. R Jl.l ll .Sucron-cmo m Houston. H.JO p.m. L.A . Lake rs :11 Den, cr. 9 p.rn . Seallll' :11 Va nCOU\'\.'1". 10 \UH S;111 j6 " 10 "•o ' n~ nt ll ll lJ 29 ,; JO II ~5 '6 "..17 ..17 JO '..1 l O 56 6 7 2 1 22 49 .~ 0 17 4 1 Washingllln .......... 6 8 Ta1np a !Jay .. ..... . 6 9 Atlanta...... ...........1 10 2 I I I 15 ·0 14 45 9 .l l I 2 -·- 49 41 46 51 51 ~6 WESTERN CONFERENCE Central Ulvisi on 2 t~ ) 'l Iwn ll' l. I liT 1!11. llf GA Dt>troil ......... II S1 Loui s............ 10 4 6 Niislivilk .. . .. 6 9 Clucagll ..... .......... 4 10 J I I 4 I 0 I I ufC 'l<:ny St c m ha,~;h . N wthma ll.. rugu~ CHIC,,Go CU US: Ag recll 1b ti! nns wllh ·'li Shane Andrews nn a one-year coru r:tl'l. CINC INN ATI WEDS· A ~n'I.'J to tl'rms wilh INF Mark l:.cwts on a nnc-yc:tr tt• ntn11:t Stsno:d RHI-' - ~~ ilh Glauber. RHI' L m y Lucbbcu. LHI' N~·il That's right, borrow Webe r. LHP -Tom Fordhmu. RHP !lobby Mu noz. LHP Terrell Walle . RHP Joe Uoww ski unJ INF ll IK So ulh L•asiiJh· i sit~n Florida .. ..... ........... 9 Carolina .. .... ......... 7 778 57 1 500 .429 .186 lJ 21 l.ra gut' MINN FS£lTA TWINS A unotlll ~c.·~t tlw rL•tirl'· flli. li[ lit\ NorlhL•asl Oino;iun Otlawa .. 12 l I I 26 Toronto .. .... ..... .. I I 6 I I 16 Boston .. ... .. ............ H 6 J 0 10 Bu ffalo ···· ··· ........ 7 10 2 0 16 Momrcal ............... ; I) I I 12 lll\'ision ......1 .. . 4 . Utah ... . ..... .... .... 4 · Dallas . ... : Vancouver .. . ... ·' ... 2 Denver ..... San Amonio ... . All11nlil' llh·id un Iwn ~ L I liT Plul ;~ d~ lpl u •t .. .... . 10 I 7 l New Jersey .. .. 9 6 1 I . N.Y. R;mgcrs . ... . 6 10 .1 Plttshu rgh . l K ) 2 y 1 u N Y Js l:uuk rs . . I' 250 ' ' .250 J' · "" ' -·- Charloth! Baseball A nu~ri cun EASTERN CONt'E RENCE lli v i ~lon .1!: l. I'<L . .. Transactions NUL standings EASTERN CONFERENCE lliw PUBLIC NOTICE: APP~ICATIONS FOR RENTAL ASSISTANCE The Meigs Metropolitan Housing Authority is announcing that applications for the HUD Rental Assistace Program will be available beginning Friday, November 5, 1999 through Friday, November 19, 1999. If you are a low-income household in need of rental assistance, you may pick up an appli~ation at the Housing Authority office loc.a ted at 117 K Memorial Drive, Pomeroy (directly behind the Holzer Clinic). Applications will be given . out between the hours of 9:00 a. m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. Applications will be given on a·first serve basis. For any questions or concerns please contact the Meigs Housing Authority at 992-2733. · Jean Trussell Executive director Meigs Housirig Authority time. '' He's tl1c hec au sc ' I' ve already achi eved Scoreboard Indiana... . . The Eastern Eagles will host their annual "Meellhe team night" activlltes 1n the Eastern Htgh School gymnasium Thursday at 6 p.m. Admission for the eve nt is a two liter boule of pop, a blank video tape, or a container of Galorade. . Additional donations to the team will be accepted to help provide mate-. nal·s for the team and to promote a winnin g team spirit. Cy Young alone he · GOING UP and over Miami forward Dan Majerle (right) is Portland forward Scottie Pippen in the first half of Tuesday night's NBA con· . test in Miami, where Pippen's 20-point showing helped the Trail Blazers win 101·96. (AP) . · last week was named ,the AL's manger of the year, after Martinez s h ow~d up late to the ballpark before one of hi s starts. He spent two weeks on the disabled list with a sore right shoulder that can be blamed for his lone bad start. And he strained a back mu scle in Game I against the Indians as the Red Sox fell into a seemin gly insurtll(ountable two-game hole. But Martinez returned in the fifth game with six innin gs of hitless reli ef as Boston advanced to pl ay the Yankees. " With what he's done, it's tough not to say that he is MV P," teamm ate Brei Sabcrhagen, him se lf a IWO ·time Cy Yuun g-win ncr, said at the 26 58 21 SJ 14 19 1.1 46 J9 41 " 56 · Oroo ks Kiest:h ni ck to nu nor-lcague l'Ontr;tcU. CO LORADO UOCKICS : Clainl!.'J RIW Juliout T<~vnrcL of f waivers fro m the Sa n Fra nd~u Giaim;. $999 - $9,999 and make no payment for 99 days. 'FlO RIU/\ MARLI NS : Na tnl'd Jonathan D. MarinlT cxet:utivc vice pn•sidcn1 anll chief fin:mcial officer. MON TRE.t\ L EX I'OS: Nmncd l'wy Hill lirsl· base coadt. ST. LOU IS CARDINA LS: An1u• ro.:d RHP Dnrryl Kile. RHP Daw Ve res :md RHP Lu1her HDdmnn fro m tht Cul01·ado Huo.'kio.'s fur RH P Jose Jimenez., RHI' Man11y Ayb;u. lUll' Ril"k. Cruushun: nml INF Brent Huller. SAN -D IEGO PA DRES: Addl'il RHP Brandon Kolb. RHP Jason Mi ddlebrook and INF Kevin Nicholson to the 40-rnan roster. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS: Sent INF-OF Edwards Guzman outrig:ht 10 r resno of the PCL. Basketball National Baskrtbafl ,\ ssoclation · GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS: Placed F Jason Caffey on the injured list. Al"tl vated C ·nm Young from the injured list. S.J TORONTO RAPTORS : Activated G Dec 48 Brow n from the inJured li n Plnccd F Sctm Marks on Edmor<on .... l 8 l l 18 41 46 · the injurt'<llisl. Ca l g~1ry ................. ~ I I 2 0 12 4] 65 Football Nalional Foolbl ll Uagut P11dnc Ohlsion Cl EVE LAND BROWNS: l'laced TE Randy Los t\ngelcs ......... 12 4 4 0 28 6~ .50 l'almer on injured reserve. Signed WR Zola Davis San J o~e ... .. ...... .12 9 2 I 27 69 ~8 from the pral"tice squad. Sig ned WR Vamon Dunn to Phoeni.11. ....... ....... 10 6 ·' 0 B . ~8 -'9 the prncticc squad. Anaheim ................ 8 9 2 I 19 ~0 48 GREEN BAY I'ACKERS. Atth•au:ll C Mike ,O;rllas .................... 8 K I 0 17 .' SJ 4 1 Newell from 1hc rese rvc/notr- football injury lisl. Ovcni me losses count as a loss and 11 regulntion NEW YORK J ETS· Pl :~t:cd OT Jason Fabmi on tic. injured reserve. Signed OT lan Raffeny off the Tennesset" Titans· prul·ticc: squud. Terminntcd the Thesday's scor~ • contract of CB Corey Sawyer Sign(." d Cll Buddy Cru1chtldd .off lhc plill"liL'( S411 ad. Sig no.: tl L B Del Sun J os~ 4. Monlreal I ·~ Piusburgh J Butlulo 2 Let• tu the prat.'tll'l' squ a~ Phncnu. 2. C:~l gary I I'H ilADELfii-II A E AG LES : K dt.• :t~c d RH J;1mcs Bosuc ;uu.l WR Du:trkh Jells. Los Angel es ~. Clu e ago 2 ST LOU IS Rt\ MS :· Rcinsmted l.ll Lcnn;mJ Lillie 10 the fi)5 1C'I' Rl·lcascd n: Ch:.d l.l'\\tS Tonight's games ~ St\N DIEG O CHARGERS : Released WR p:~ll ils at Wn shington. 1 p m. llryan Still. St. l oui s at Turomo. 7:.' 0 p.m. SAN fR r\ NCJSCO -'9ERS: ClairneJ TE Chad Brl!iton al New• Jersey, 7:.'0 p.m Ll"<ViS on waivers from the St. Louis f(;uns Ottawu al Carolina. UO p.m. WASH(NGTON RI:.IJSK INS: PI:K·ed CB 111o Tan111a lJ ay a1~! l a n t ~J . 7:.\0 p m. 1 ] ;ml and LB Twan H.u sscll on injured resc rw. StJ!!ncd Fluri,ln a! ColoraOO. 10 r.m WK Lkrrius ·n rnm pson from the prne t in~ squ~ . Detroit al VmKUU\'Cr. 10 p.m. Si~ ncJ CB Curtis Jlu..: klcy Si!!ncd \\' R R1mdel Cal,::1ry at Anaheim. IO:.lO p.rn. Me ncnder. 10 1hc Jll ill." t iL~ S4uad . No rthwest Di "i~ion Vancou\'er ..... ,...... 9 S 4 I B j~ Colorado. . .. .. . .. M 7 ·' 1 20 S 1 Thursday's games N.Y. Rangers ill Boston. 7 Jl.m. Snn'Josc :II Ouawu. 7 p.m. Dall :~~ ~ t Philadd phia. 7: 10 f ·m l' iu s.burgh :u Tam!la On~ . 7·. 0 fl. Ill. 1-lon J a at St. Loun . Hp.nl. Montreal at Nash\'il h!. ~ p.m. l'h llCUi~ :1t Lns A ngcle ~. IU:.IU 11.111. Offer good until December 31, 1999! All loans subjt>cllo credit approval Existing loans not eligible. llntitles borrowerto FREE checking. Automatic debit available. 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AMONG THE ... of outfielder Dante Bichette, and ge neral manager Dan P'Dowd stressed the " nexibi lotv" that resulted from dumping $9.3 million in sa lary. · " It 's the next step in the plan. in the process that I' vc been tal kong ahout ," 0' Dowd said. "We are ve ry excoted about the three young arms that we received . All of them. in our minds. were power arms that throw strik<s " The Cardinals also got pitching prospect Luther Hackman. a n ghthander. Kole, who turn s 3 1 next month, struggled with Ins curveball at altotude, and that ended up affecting hos other potches . La<t year he had a 7 77 ERA at Coors Field , the hoghest home -field ERA amo ng major league pitchers. and he was 2 1-30 with a 5 84 ERA in two seasons with the Rockies "You make good pitches. you gel outs," Kolc said . "You make bad pitches. you don't. and thai holds true no matter where you p11ch ... Kilc JOins 1996 AL Cy Young winner Pat Hcntgc n. ;m 11-gamc wmncr last year who was a~:qu trcd NBA action ... ccontinucd from rage Dear Readen: Here is another favorite column thai many readers asked for, along with the letter that accompanied it: Dear Ann: The U.S. and Canadian postal services must be collapsing under the volume of mail with copies of your columns. For most of my life, I have kept a clipping jour. nal. In that journal are at least 21 Ann Landers columns. Your columns were particularly popular with me as a teenager growing up in the '60s. I also saved columns that renected my life when I was rai sing my sons. DARRYL KILE sc hedu led 10 make $8 million next season . hut that was renegotiated to $6 onilhun wnh an op11on for 2001 that contains a $2 million buyout. Aybar. 25. was used mostly m rdoef and was 4-5 with three saves and a 5.47 ERA in 97 innings. Croushore was 3-7 with a 4. 14 ERA, c1ght saves and K8 strikeouts in 71 21 Our special page( s) "For Children Only" (16 years of age or younger) 111111ngs Will he published Thursday, December 23th • Ill Doherty saod ''We pcrlormcd well and Ohio Stme dodn't perform very well. " Penn led the Buckeyes woth 15 points. foll ow by Mochael Rcdd wnh II But faced wllh a triangle-and-two defense . they both struggled all noght and combined for only seven points on the second hal f. " We didn't wam Seoonie Penn beating us and I didn ·, want Michael Redd beaung us," Doherty said. "We wanted to put the focus dcfensovely on them ." Penn, a preseason All-America. was 6-of- 17 from the field and Redd was onl y 4-of-16, including a missed layup off an inbounds play that could have tied the game in the final 30 seconds "We were lucky." Doherty said. " We were lucky Michael Redd missed a wode-open lay up and very blessed that Graves made that jumper." Redd said. " We dodn't play hard at all tonight. We panicked. The last two minutes were the wo(st we've played 111 the last two years " run lat e in the I irst half and led by as Ohm Stale had a horrihlc s hooun~ many as 32 poonts m the seco nd half n1ght. mak ing just 22 nf 66 shuts fo~- as all lo ve starters scored in double 33 percent. while the lrosh hll hall nl fi gures. the or 40 allempts. Galen Morrison and Cortez '' I can' t remember a game - 1f Groves eac h scored 13 points for ever - that we missed more shot s Kansas State , wl1ich committed 24 than they took." O'Brien sa id . turnovers ''Thai's H h1 zarrc statistil.: to say the No. 16 Utah 76, Arkansas St. 43 least. That, plus their turnovers. ondi Nate Althoff had 1.4 poonts to lead cates that we should 've won . but the Utes to their 36th consecutive they were very ctTocic nt on offense." home "'"· the third-longest current In other games involving ranked · streak. Utah led 40- 19 at halftime teams Tuesday night , it was No. I 0 and then allowed six points through An zona 88. Kansas State 69 and No the first 13 minutes of the seco~d 16 Utah 76, Arkansas State 43 . half The Utes will play the winner of No. 10 Arizona 88, Kansas St. 69 tonight 's game between Penn and Freshman guards Jason Gardner No. 14 Kentucky in the second round and Golberl Arenas each scored 14 of th e Preseason NIT on Friday· points in their debut ~s the Wildcats night. won their 33rd consecutive home Chico Fletcher had four points, game. They will go for No. 34 on breaking a string of 33 games scorFroday mght 111 the second round of ing in double fogures, as the Indians the Preseason . NIT agamst New started the 1999-00 season the same Mexico State, wl1ich beat Hofstra 69- way they ended the last one: with a 55. lopsided loss to Utah. The Utes beat Gardner finished with nine assists Arkansas Stale 80-58 in the first and three steals and Arenas had six 'round of the NCAA tournament last assists and fi ve steals. March Arizona took control with a 22-0 I00 points for only the third time this handed Vancouver ots 25th straoghV"' Angeles Clippers in double overtime season. Sconie Pippen had 20 points road loss. on Feb . 16. 1999. Sharecf Abdurand 13 rebounds for the Blazers. The Grizzlies have n't won away Rahim had 24 points and 18 Bucks 101, Clippers 93 from horne si nce beating the Los rebounds for the Grizzlies. Glenn Robinson scored 24 points and Sam Cassell had 20 points and none assosts as Mi lwaukee handed the Chppers the or lourth straoght loss. Derek Anderson had 27 points for MIAMI (AP) - Going into the 1999-2000 season, Pat Los Angeles before getting hurt in a Riley of Miami held the NBA's career coaching record for collision wllh Mi lwaukee 's Danny Manning early on the fourth quarter. most postseason victories with 149. After lying on the court for three Los Angeles Lakcrs coach Phil Jackson, who directed minutes, Anderson was helped to the Chicago to six NBA titles, was second with Ill career postlocker room and didn't return . season wms. Mavericks 114, Rockets 95 Next with 99 postseason victories was Red Auerbach , who Michael Fin ley scored 28 points and reserve Cedric Ceballos had 19 coached Boston Io nine league championships in 10 seasons as the Mavericks stopped Houston 's from 1957 through 1966. six-game winning streak at Reunion Arena. Dork Nuwitzko, the vicum of a fla grant foul that touched oJf a midcourt shoving match in the second quarter. scored 16 points and Robert Pack had 12 points and 10 assists for the Maverocks. Rockets rookie Steve Francis was ejected after he pulled down Now11zki, who was atternplmg a layup, with 2:57 left in the first half. Knicks 102, Nuggets 95 At Denver, Latrell Sprewell scored 26 pomts and Allan Houston had 23 as New York ended a threegame losing streak . After shooting 1-for-4 in the first half, Sprewell scored 24 points on the second half on 9-for-13 shooting. Ron Mercer scored 30 points for the Nuggets, who lost their third straight game. Warriors 99, Bulls 79 AI Oakland, Antawn Jamison scored 20 points as Golden State snapped a 13-game losing streak to ALL·TVC GOLFERS- Southern's Kyle Norris (left) was named to Chicago. first team AII-Tri-Valley Conference in golf as the league's fifth lead· The Warriors opened a 20-poml lng scorer. Teammate Chris Randolph (right) earned second-team honors. halftime lead and stayed weiJ in front the rest of the way to win at home for the first time in four tries this seaso n. Rook ie Elton Brand, the NBA's No. I overall pick, led Chicago with 17 The Daily Sentinel points. Kings 81, Grizzlies 77 .Chris W~b ber scored 19 poonts as Sacramento won its third straight and (Continued from Page 5) for fin1 shing second . Martonez Joined Gaylord Perry and Randy Johnson, who was named the NL' s top pitcher on Monday, as the only pitchers to win lhe honor in each league . Only McLain ( 1968). Ron Guidry ( 1978) and Clemens ( 1986 and 1998) had been unanimous Cy Young se lections in the AL. Having goven hos lirst Cy Young for your family ' trophy to Juan Marichal, the first great potcher from the Dommocan Republic. Maotinez saod he plans to keep this one on a special place. -, ·-rrn going to take it hr>me and share it with my people. and enjoy it with all my family and friends ... he said . 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Our goal is to reach out ias Jesus would and feed the Multitudes. No offerings or donations will be rtquesled. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 < I j;.Lj c;::s::: 0 •• • ' -·.• • • ~ • 1 ,,• 111 Court St. • •' •• • soci~ty. How much and for how long should parents pay, in terms of self· rec rimination, worry, disappointment and financial support? How can we enJOY the years that arc left to us now that we have more money and fewer business pressures and are still in fairly good health? It's heartbreaking to sec our kods maladjusted. disoriented and unable to cope. We can't he lp but feel we are to blame . After all, they arc our sons and daughter. We raised them . Where is the cutoff line ? Do you have any answers? MEANT WELL PARENTS DEAR MEANT WELL: To you and the thousands of other parents who are miserable because of " what you have .done" to your children . I say this: Stop beating yourselves up. You did the best ynu cuuld w11h the tools at hand - inexperienced. clay fore that melts buller can steel feet, the works. No one knows why strung. ~ some children turn out to be champiAnd, let us not overl ook personal ons in spite .o f parents who provide responsibility I am sick of hearing precious lillie emotional nouri sh- , children hlame their parent s for thcor men!, while other kods - who arc messed · up lives. People with all loved, wanted , tender ly nurtured and sorts of handicaps can and dn make have all the so - called advantages - it in this dcmandon g and compclllovc turn out perverse, cstrangcJ and world . unable to cope. For those who arc hooked on I have come to believe in a genet- drugs, there arc drug - ahuse centers ic factor that has hce n ognorcd hy with tramcd personnel - eager and many behavioral "experts ." We all waiting to help. inherit our nervous systems. and ol For md1voduals who need profcsthe nervous system 1s fragile , it s~tmal counseling, th<;re arc mental places severe limitations on ~ Qat a health chnics. Self · help groups do person can tolerate. a remarkable job - and they arc free : Certain individuals arc b01 n sur· Alcoholics Anonymous, Gamblers vivors. They can Withstand life's Anonymous. Recovor, Inc. The li st hardest blow s and emerge the is endless. stronger for it. Others u umblc in the So. enough of thos. "You damface of minor adversoty. The same aged me, now take care of me" non- sense. It 's a cop -out. Parental guili laid on by o ur kids is so thick you can cut it with a knife. It serves no purpose except to perpetuate finan Cial and emotoonal dependence and create a climate of hostility, punishment and ultimate failure. God helps those who help themselves. Loncsorne 1 Take change of your life and turn it around. Write for Ann. Landers' new bookl et " How In' Make Friends and Stop Being Lonely." Send a self - addressed, long, business soze envelope and a check or money order for $4 .2 5 (this oncludes postage and handling) to Friends. c/o Ann Landers, P.O. Box 11562. Chocago. Ill. 60611 -0562. To lind out more about Ann Lan· dcrs and read her past columns, visit ' the Creators Syndocate web page at www.t"rcators.corn. Annual Christmas flower show set for weekend Ohio Unlverelty College of _..,,. a-pothlo Medications can help reader avoid shingles complications -ONLY- Deaoline: Dear Ann Landers: What wisdom, consolation or advice can you give parents in their '50s who have worked hard to achoeve the American dream , loved thcit kids and tried to give them the best world ever? We are also the unhappiest. Many of our children are unemployed dropouts, migrants drifters, angry with the world, on drugs. hostile toward us and out of joint with John C. Wolf, D.O. Associate Professor of Family Medicine NBA's top coaches FREE Thanksgiving Dinner N.C. ~ediciTze 5) tin!:! 25 turnove rs. ~- I feel we're very fortunate. " I am enclosing a column !hat was particularly meaningful to me, and I hope you will print it again. ANOTHER FAN IN CHARLOTTE, amily (Contonued from Page 5) Mario Elie and one by Terry Porter in the final seconds "We had a lead late, but we could not make ol hold up." Pacers coach Larry Bird said . "That os goong to happen some no ghts.'' Pcrkons scored 16 poonos for the Pacers. whose three-game wonnmg streak was snapped . In other NBA games. it was Philadelphia 95 . Washington 73: Toronto 89. Detroit 85: Atlanta I 03, Charlollc 98: Portland 101 . Moami 96: Molwaukcc 101 , Los Angeles Clippers 9 3: Dallas 114. Houston 95: New Yoo k 102. Denver 95: Golden Stale 99 . Chimgo 79: and Sacramento KI . Vancouver 77. 7.6ers 95, Wizards 73 At Washington. Allen Iverson scored :19 po int s as Philade lphia handed the Wizards their seventh str~11ght los' The 76crs raced 10 a 2 1-3 lead and went on to win theor third game in a row. The Wozards , who haven' t won since openin g night, are off to their worst start on 33 years, and their reserves outscored their starters for the third consecutive game. Raptors 89, Pistons 85 Antonio Davis had 24 points and 15 rebounds. and Charles Oakley hit two JUmpers on the closing minutes as Toronto wun at home . Jerry Stackhouse scored 26 points for the Pistons , who lost to the Raptors by 17 points last week . Hawks 103, Hornets 98 Rookie Jason .Terry. fillmg the void left by the suspension of Isaiah Rider. scored 22 points and Atlanta snapped a four-game losong streak. Jim Jackson scored 20 points, Dikernbe Mutornbo 19 and Roshown McLeod 18 for the Hawks. The visiting Hornets were led by Anthony Mason and Eddie Jones, who scored 20 points apiece. . Trail Blazers 101, Heat 9,6 At Miami. Rasheed Wallace scored 22 points and Portland ran off nine consecutive points down the stretch to snap the Heat 's five -game winning streak. Alonzo -Mourning scored 23 points for the· Heal, who fell shy of Martinez... I But leo . 21. was a Cardinals' third round draft pock on 1996 and hit .269 with 13 homers and 54 RB!s last year at Double -A Arkansas. He played nH lSI Iy at shortstop. but also has UVCJ lt. l'xpcm: ncc at second hasc. last week !rom Toronto. on a staff The stdcs reached a h.• ntatlvc lkal Rm:k1cs also claimed rightll1c that has hccn the Cardonals· majoo ear ly Monday. l' Oiltlng~nt llll th e hander JlJIIan Tavares on waivers wcalc ncss the p~ht two seasons AnJ Card 1nab' n.::-ilructunng th ~ f1n .1 l yca1 Jockeuy said he's not fio111hcd dea l- t1 1 KIIL''s contract. Kd!2 had hccn from the San r,a1Kisco Giants. Preseason NIT... 79. in the second ooun d Thursuay night. · " It was a great feeling - 3, 2. I. then shoot it with 18,000 screaming fans and one of the best players in the country on you," said Graves, who had Ohio State's Scoonie Penn hanging on him as he released the shot "You dream. of somcthmg like that when you ' re on your backyard. it 's 10 at night and you're under the hghts." Ohio State, which was 27-9 last season and had four starters back from a team that reached the Final Four, pulled even on a three-point play by Penn with 18 seconds left. "Obvoously, it 's a very dosappointing loss." Ohio Stale coach Jim O'Brien sa od "The worst thing about 11 is, we have to watt two weeks to play again. That is not a pleasant si tuation. I wosh we were able to play tomorrow." Troy Murphy led the Irish with 21 points and 12 rebounds, while Martin Ingel sby added 14 points for Notre Dame. corning off a 14-16 season. Only four players scored and only six even allcmpted a shot for Notre Dame. whoch won despolc commit- ing yet, although the team isn' t lokely to chase free agent Andy Benes or try to re-sign left- handcr Darren Glo ver. Jockelly said Oli ve r' s asking procc os too hogh . "[ thonk he's hcyund us now." Jockclly saod . " It 's way hcyond where we thought tt would ever go·· Kile w.os 19-7 wo th a 2.)7 ERA with Houston on 1997. hut was a major bust in Co lorado after sogning with the Rockie s. He was 8- 13 with a h.h I ERA last year. and the Card onal s believe he' II rc1urn to top form clos er to sea fcvc l. "Hos whole approach wol l change once he get out of there ." Jockclly sa1d. "Gelling him out of Colorado woll be a psycholog ical lift for hom . as 11 would he lor any potchcr." Veres . D. was 4-8 woth 31 saves and a 5. 14 ERA overa ll. hut was 20lor·2 t m save opponunttics and had a 2.52 ERA " " the road Hos hesl pitch os the spl11 -fi ngeo fastbal l. " I know I haJ Iolii or ftvc !.!ames m Coors that were prett y h7)tTcn dow;." Vcrc :-i sat d. " A had pttch thctc doesn't ~o to the \VaiL I! g<K'' 20 teet Page7 Wednesday, November 17, 1909_ I Past column recalls advice to parents of kids whose . lives are not as they should be I By R.B. FALLSTROM ST. LOUIS (AP)- The St. Louis Cardmals linally got their man. The Car.dinals had been trying to acquire Darryl Kilc since July, and he became the biggest name in a seven-player deal wilh the Colorado Rockies on Tuesday that also gave the Cardinals a new closer in Dave Veres. Kile nearly came to St. Loois on the trade deadline. and again recently in a failed three -w ay deal also involving the Dodge" . "We scouted him an awful lot because we wanted to .make sure what we were gettin g." general manager Walt Jocketty said of Kole. "At tomes. he was brilliant." Among those scotuing Kile was Cardinals ass1stant general manager Bob Gcphard. who sogned Kole _when he was the Rockies general manager. The Cardi nals also consulted former Rockocs manager Jim Leyland St. Louos gave up ngh1-banders Jose Jom enez. Manny Aybar and Rick Croushore. plus monoo-league infield prospect Brent Butler. Jomenc z had a no-hiller and a twohitter again st Anzona\ Rc.mdy Johnson this year, but later 'pent tunc in the rmnors and was 5- 14 wrth a 5.89 ERA . The Rock oes con tinued an offseason makeover that im:Iudcs the trade The Daily Sentinel Question: I have had very painful blisters on my nghl shoulder and the side of my neck. My doctor just informed me that I have shingles. Please explain what causes this and what I can do .for the pam. Answer: Shingles is a viral disease that is a bit more complicated than one might first guess. It is caused by the varicella-zoster virus (VZV) that is also responsible for another common illness, In fact, the first exposure to the virus produces chicken pox with its itching, irritated blisters and fever. Shingles is its second manifesta· tion. So, to give you the proper background, I neal to start by taking a moment to talk about this common childhood illness. Ninety-three percent of us have chicken pox when we are children. Today, most children come down with chicken pox between the ages of I and 4 because of the high rate of exposure in d~y care. The VZV is spread by person-to-person transmission, particularly by infected respiratory secretions. Infected persons are most likely to spread this disease two days before the rash breaks out and for the first few days thereafter. Therefore, there is no practtcal way to distinguish a child with a mild cold from one who has tit. early stage of chicken pox . One sneeze while the children play together exposes all of his or her playll)ates to this disease. Ninety-eight percent bf those living in the same household who haven' t previously had an VZV infection will come down with chicken pox once someone brings the vorus home to share. It is very contagious! Adults with an active case of shingles, not just children with chicken pox, can spread the virus in this manner. When we have chicken pox , our defense system doesn't actually kill off the attacking vaoicella-zoster virus, it only holds it under controL As the chicken pox sores go away, the virus goes "into hiding" along the nerve pathways - a state you can think of as hibernation . This sets lhe stage for a possible outbreak of shingles years later, perhaps at a time when your body's immune system becomes less actove because of age, medicone or another illness. When the virus begins to stir again, it spreads along the path of the nerve in which it has been hiding, thereby producing the lomited distribution of bli sters and the pain that are typical of shingles. Nerves of the chest arc most commonly involved bul any part of the skin, such as your shoulder and neck, can also be aftlicted. · While those with chicken pox usually require no treatment, those with shingles certainly do. One of several medicines should be started immediately at the outbreak of blisters. These drugs shorten the duration of shingles and reduce the likelihood of develo.ping one of the most undesirable complications of II -post herpetic neuralgia . This .condition is the persistenQI! of shingles pain even long after the blisters have healed. You should promptly see your doctor about this treatment. On a brighter note, there is now an immunization for VZV. A single chi ldhood shot provides immunity against chicken pox for at least 10 years. We aren't sure when a booster dose is needed because the vaccine has only been studied for about I 0 years on this country. Widespread use of this childhood immunization ·will certainly reduce the incidence of chicken pox in children, and that is important because between 50 and 100 children in the United Stales die from this infection each year. The added benefit is that those who have the immunization do not have VZV in their body, and consequently, can ·~evelop shingles when they get older. SYRACUSE - Flowco arrangements, wreaths and swags. gofl wrappings, and exhibition tables . can all be seen this weekend at "A Millcnnoum o f Hohday Ce lebrations'' taking place at Carleton School in Syracuse. The annual Christmas flow er show of the Meigs County Garden Clubs Association is being staged Saturday and Sunday afternoons and the public is invited to view the displays from noon to 5 p.m. on Saturday, and I to 4 p.m. on Sunday. All classes are open for exhibit to the general public as well as members of garden clubs. Junior classes ., PACE offered seniors POMEROY Classes in PACE. an exercise program designed specificaii.Y for people with arthritis, is being offered at the Meigs Senior Citizens Center, 112 East Memorial Drive, Pomeroy, on Nov. 30, Dec. 7, ·9, 14, 16, 21, and 23 at I p.m. More infonnation is available from Pany Pickens, activities director, or Stephanie Snyder, P1' Aide . Southern-Racine FFA receives arc open to youth up 10 IH )Cars or age In the artistic design classes. baubles, glitter. snow. acccssones. backgrounds and bases arc penni! · ted, but no arufocial plant material is permmed although contrived !lowers can be used. As for the horticulture classes, exhibits must be owned and grown by the ex hibit oos at least three months. There is no limit on the number of entries as long as each entry is of a difrerent variety. There are artistic classes for indoor and outdoor wreaths, swags and wall hanging. along with traditoonal and modern arrangements acl:cssorizcd wiLh Madonna . A duo design is featured in one class, treasured wood on another There arc classes foo stabi le design and satc llitic designs. New thos year to the schedule are noor desi gns. These are free-standing designs staged on the lloor or a low platform, and soaring vertica lly. The minomurn height is ·four feet smce voewers arc to look into the design . The arrangements may be used in front of large backgrounds or plain walls. Accessories, if used must be in scale with the other components of the design . Judging of the exhibots will take place at I p.m . on Saturday. In each class first , second and third place nbbons woll be placed. An adult artostic - dcsogn will be se lected for best of show. reserve best of show. and th e creat ivity award. An adult hort iculture sweep· stakes will be awarded to the ex hibitors arnassong the most point s in those classes with three pints for hlue, two for red, and one for white . In the JUnoor dovosoon , specoal awards will go the arti stic best and reserve best ol show. and horticulture sweepstakes. recognition: RACINE The SouthernRacine FFA is being recognized for having 100% FFA membership. This means that every student enrolled in agricultural education is a member of the FFA . A complete program of agricultural education encompasses the components of classroom/laboratory instructoon, supervised agricultural experience (project based on career choice) and FFA membership. Students in agricultural cduca- tion classes apply what they learn with a career focus in agriculture. The intracurricular component of FFA provides students with personal development activities that enhance their career development skills and provides opportunities for recognition . "Agricultural education provides young people with technical education coupled with leadership training and career preparation. The real hfe application thai agricultural education provides for students is truly phenomenal ," says Dr. Larry Case, National FFA Advisor. "FFA membership provides the connec ting link betwee n classroom/laboratory instruction and work based experience to the communoty. The c hapters receiving this recognition are truly committed to personal student development and are to be commended for their accomplishments," says Dean Folkers, Teacher Services Team Leader. National FFA Organization. STOP BY THE DELl FOR ALL YOUR PARTY TRAY NEEDS! Vaughan's Home .Cooked Thrkey Dinner 95 "Family Medicine" is a weekly column. To submit questions, write to John C. Wolf, D.O., Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine, Grosvenor Hall, Alhens, Ohio 45701. Jackpot . goes to man whose ex-wife kept winnings a secret LOS ANGELES (AP) -A family court judge has ordered a woman lo give her entire $ L3 mollion lotlery jackpot to her former husband because she kept it secret during their divorce. The California. State Lottery Commission confirmed that Denise Rossi won the money on Dec. 28, 1996 - II days before she filed for divorce from Thomas Rossi after 25 years of marriage. , Supenor Court Judge Richard Denner said Ms . Rossi violated state disclosure laws and determined that she acted out of fraud or malice. In court papers, she admitted to concealing her winnings because she didn't want her ex-husband "ge lling !tis hands on .. them . Rossi found out about the wi~­ nings mo.re than two years after his divorce when he received a mailed solicitation 'from a company that pays lump sums for lottery winnings. _ The leuer, addressed to his wile, said that the c_ornpany had "helped huridredS.of lollery winners like ·you around the country receive a lump sum payment for lhe present value of their future annual lottery pay- ments." Lottery payment•? "[' think he scratched his head for a while, saying: ' What' This c_an't be,"' said Rossi:s auorney, Mark Lerner. 11 He obtained a court mjwnclidn a few days later. He said his s.l)aky finances after the divorce made his former w1fe 's secret "even more despicable ." As part of Tuesday's ruling, Ms. Rossi must· pJy her ex-husband· 20 annual installments of $66,800. Ms. Rossi's attorney, Connolly Oyler, called the judge's ruling "ve ry punitiye " and said his client wi II appeal. Rossi , 65. said.he and his ex-wife had a good relationship before the sudden divorce . Ms. Rossi said s~c had been unhappy for years and was looking for a way out - he wa's always broke and she was always · working. Thrkey Dinner (Boneless jn Broth) ... v-_,.._ pound Thrkey, seasoned and then basted to a golden brown, served without the bone and in its own juices, ready to place on your (Enough meat to serve 8 to 10 people.) lbs. Homemade stuffing, seasoned to perfection and served . in a separate pan. lbs. 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Ri o Grande 's 14-membcr all-girl squad was named first place "Camp Champions" 1n the fi ght song c~ m ­ pctllmn, received a second place tmphy 111 Cheer and Sideline catcgo ~t cs, and earned fnur ''superior" ratmgs on tions. prc~c ompc tit io n Gentleman Seeking Companio n· ship From Nice Fema le For Talks, Walks & Fn endship . Se nd Rep lies To: 553 Seco nd A~ten u e, Apartment 1403. Gallipolis. DOUBLE D'S ·REPAIR SIIOP """-LII'ULI:~.OHIO 45631 • CHESHIRE, OHIO (7 40) 367-0266 1-800·950·3359 "Our che er team did an excellent job m all ~.:at l..!g oric s" said l.'oat:h Rick Callehs . " We faced somc's til"l • 'ff\11\ , S\Utn9 G!\n4\l\9 20 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. 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''With seven seniors on the CREDIT PROBLEMS??? tremendous leadership and ta lent ._" R1o Grande baskethall plays al home No Credit • Slpw Credit • Bankruptcy Repo • Dlvorded ' i111hc "Bcvo Francis ClasSIL' .. Alumni Tournam~.:nt weekend on Frid:.l y and Saturday at the Lync Center. POMEROY - M eigs County Fire Fighters Association. Wednesday, 7: 30p.m . Pomeroy fire station. THURSDAY PORTI..AND - Revival, Freedom Gospel Mission, Bashan and Stiversvilie Road , Portland, Rev. Mark Winnell, evangelist, Thursday through Sunday, 7 p.m each evening. Singers, the Bissells, Thursday ; Deanna Stewart. Friday; Jpdie Rice, Saturday, and Delivered Sunday. POMEROY - Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, Thursday, 6:30p.m. at Lutheran Church. Reva Vaughan and Velma Rue, hostesses. RACINE - Racine Post 602, American Legion , Thanksgiving dinner, hall, Thursday. 7 p.m. for L egion and Auxiliary members, their spouses and special guests, VFW Post 9053 and spouses. Meat and potatoes furnished, take covered dish. WORRYING!!! No Embarranment... You're Treated with Raapectl Public Notice Public Notice $209 Public Notice Public Notice within 30 daya of notice of the llnll action. Pureuant to Ohio Revlaed Coda Section '3745.07, 1 final action lnulng, denying, modifying, revoking, or renewing a permit, llcanaa, or variance which Ia not preceded by a proposed action, may be appealed to the ERAC by filing an appaal within 30 daya of laauance of the final action. ERAC appeall mull be IIIICI with: Environmental Review Appeala Commllllon, 236 Ell! Town Street, Room 300, Columbua, Ohio 43215. A copy of lht IPPNI mull ba ltrvad on the Director within 3 daya .rter filing the appeal with the EAAC. . Draft NPDES Permit Renewal· Subject to Ravlalon · Syracuse- Racine Regional SD WWTP Yellowbuah Road Racine, Oh Public Notice Date 11/17!1999 Receiving Watare: Ohio . River, Feclllty Deacrlption: Regional Authority Permlf No. OP000003*ED (11) 17 LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT : Sealed blda will be accepted until 12 noon on December 1, 19911, by the Village of Syracuee, Ohio, lor a i975 International Loadetar lira truck with 383 ' gaa angina, 5 apaed, twq ' apead axla, 1,000 gallon tank; lncludaa 750 GPM front mount pump, one aply axtanelon ladder, two 5lnch eacllona of hoae. Truck waa relurblahad In 1988. Truck can ba lntpacted by contacting Eber Plckana, 740.192·7181 or 740-992·5584. Bide are to be. aubmlnlel In a aealad envelope marked "Fire Truck Bid" and mailed or delivered In peraon to Sharon Coltrlll, Clerk-Treaeurer, 2581 Third St., P.O. Box 286, Syracu11, OH 45779. · Bldl under $5,000.00 will not ba conelderad and the aallar raaervaa the right to raJacf · any or all blda. · Shlron conrlll CLERK·TREASURER (11)10, 17, 24-3tc 165-1861 110 Help Wanted Gallipolis Pomeroy 740 448-1276 7 40 992-5500 WANTED: Buckeye Community Services currently has openings in Meigs County; MOODISPAUGH AUCTION SERVICE 1)40 hrs/wk: 12M-B om M-F; excellenl benehl package; 2)33 hrs/wk: 8om Sol rbru 8om Mon;·sleep-over required; Quality Consignment Auction Every Thursday Starting at 5:30 pm This week we have: (2) Kitchen cabinets (1 glass doors), windsor rocker, R.R. Depot chair, baby bed, misc. chairs & tables; glassware- Fenton, Depression, W .Va. Glass; Pottery- McCoy, Shanee, and etc; lots of collectables, box lots and other misc. We are searching for compassionate prolessionals with a team vision and a desire to teach personal and community skills to individuals with mental retardation. 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Deadline: 1:OOpm ttle day before the ad Is to run, Sunday Monday edltlon1:OOpm Frtdey. a Indoor ya rd sal e- 507 Sand Street, rear Ravenswood, November 18·19 , 8 .00· 3 :00.. Antiques, stained gl as s. Christmas, cralls, auto. eKerci se BQlllpment. Olympic plates, CD/ records, small appliances & more. No \ responsible for accident s. Pally Brandy, 304· 273-0036. 80 Auction and Flea Market Bill Moodispaugh Auctionee ring comp lete auclion se rvi ce. Bu y and se ll e states. Ohio lic en se 07693, wv 1338,740-989-2623. Wedemeyer's Au cti on Servi ce , Gallipolis, Ohio 740·379·2720. · • VInyl Sldin!l • Decks & Baal Docks Jamatla111tll 90 Wanted to Buy Absolute Top Dollar: All U.S. Si l· 'ller And Gold Co ins, Pro of sets. Diamonds, Antique Je we lry. Gold Rings. Pr e- 1930 U.S. Currency, Sterling, Etc. AcquisitiOns Jewe lry · M.T.S. Co in Shop, 151 Second Avenue, Gallipolis, 740.446-2842. 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Transp ort Call Toll Free 1-877·230-6002 www.ot rdrlvers.com EASY WORK' EXCELLENT PAYI Club Bingo On Thursdays AT 6:30P.M. Main St., Pomeroy, OH Paying $80.00 par game $300.00 Coverall $500.00 Starburst Progressive top line. Lie. # 00·50 11NO!tfn HOWARD EICAYATING CO. tJsre•tpue!TerpQ lleullrr~ Bulldozer & Backhoe SeroiCes House & Tr ailer Sites Land Clearing & Grading Septic Syatems & Utilitws 800-421-6908. Wanted· old Christmas tree lights and will cut shrubbery and !l ees during Christma s· Yews, Norwegian. While Pine. Free of charge and free removal. Guy Bing, 391 r'i · 4th, MiddlejXlrt, 740.992·9959. EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 110 Help Wanted $2,000 WEEKLY! Ma iling 400 Brochures! Sati sfac ti on Guar· anteed! Postage & Supplie$ Pro vided ! Rust1 Se lf -Addr esse d Stamped Enve lope! GI GO, DEPT 5. Box 1438. ANTIOCH. r N. $800 WEEKLY BE YOUR OWN BOSSI PROCESSING GOVERN· MENT REF(i,NOS. NO EX PER t· EN CE NECESSAR Y (24 Hr FIREWOOD ....p ,,••• " Plok-up In tur ftr4 Recently purchased: Graham 's Wood Products Firewood Division Bail Logging and l'lrewood Bob Ball 35215 Bail Run Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio I· 7 40·992-6142 Leave a Messa e II You Are A licensed Ufe Agen t Who Would L!ke To WOrk In An Environment Where • Leads Are Provided • Marketmg Expenses Are Paid By Your Employer • Competitive Salary And Benefit' :. Package Are Offered Send Confidential Resume To. Human Resources Dept. UA P.O. Bo• 738 Mar tetta, OH 45750 Equal Opportunity Employer LPN 's and RN's: Pleasant Valley . Pri vate Duty is recruiting LPN 's for Home Care cases in Me 1gs and Gallia Co untte s In Ohio and Mason Count y,WV. Hourly as signmen ts and inter mittent visits ava ilabl e. One year nursin g ex· perience required. Per d1em pay and fl exible schedu ling For more inform ation , call : 1·800·746-0076 or (304)675-7400. AA!EOE. Mat ure. Experienced. Cashier wan ted for Conven1ent Sto re. 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Free Call For Appli cation /Examination ·lnformati on Federal Hire • Full Benefits. 1·800·598·4504 Ex- 1ension 1523 (8 A.M. ·6 P.M. c s T.l. ADVERTISING SALES REPRESENTATIVE {7401 992·3838 LIFE AGENTS l oca l village ha s openmg l or a · detai l oriented individual lo man· age datly ol ftce runc t10 ns. Sue• cess ful candi da te will PosSesS basic com pu1e1 and ofl1ce sk1lls · and have experience as a superVISOr as well as be self motivattng Grant writ mg and bookkeeping . e~ penence a plus Posit•on is 30 hours per week at $8.00 per 1"1ou~ to star t but w1U Increase as g1ant . fu nding increase s. Thi s posi1ioO. allows lor a great deal of flexibility and opportunity for a good inr . co me. Send re su me, ~ lerters m • reference . and income history b¥ Nove mb er 19, 199 9 to The Vii· lage of Rutland. P.O. Boll 420. Rutland, Ohio 45775. Anent!On: Per· sonnel Comm1 ttee·O ffice Manag- · er. No pt1one calls plea se. T h ~ \f!l lage of Rul land is and Equal OpPortuni1y Employer. chine s And Ba seball Machines. Pomeroy Eagles Lead ing Selling Pers on Needed. Mus t Call 740 - 441- 02 47 And Come ln & Apply In Person With Appointment. 482 Bulavllle Ptke. Apartment IS, Gallipolis. wanted To Buy: Pinball Ma- 1-888·220 -2013 www.internet-success.ne1 Part -Time; Fuii -T1me Med1care 7 Medicaid Bil ling Clerk Position · A'lai labl e For Home Health Agency. Expene nce Necessary; .: · Send Resume To CLA 484. c/O .• Gallipolis Daily Tnbune. 825 Th1 rd · ·Avenue. Gallipolis. OH 45631 . '. SERVINGTRI·COUNTY AREA Postal Jobs $48,323 00 Yr Now•. Hi ring -No E~perien ce -P aid Train ing ·G reat Bene fits . Call :7 · 'Must have gOOd Commun ~eatton skills • Must have good driving record & Provide own Transportation 'Must have at>llity to be a TEAM player D~s 800-429·3660 EKI. J·365 POSTAL JOB S To $18 .35/HR. IN C. BENEFITS, NO EXP ERI·ENCE. FOR APP. AND EXAM INFO. CAL L 1-800·813·3585. EXT 04210 . 8 A.,. ·9 PM. 1 DAYS Ids. inc . Fee. V Sand Resume to: Gallipoli s OaUy Trlbune, RE: Ad"" rli~ng Sales Rep 825 Third A.venue Gallipolis, QH 45631 ASSEMBLY AT HOMEII Cralls. Toys , Jewelry , Wood. Sewing . 1\'plng.. Greal Payl CALL 1-800795·0380 Extl201 (24 Hrs). Rssldent Assistant Earn S wh ile you learn. Seve ra.! · benef1ts. Come talk wit h usl Aav· en swOo Cl Ca re Ce nt er, 1118 • Wa shington Street. Ravenswood'; ~ ~ WV. (Located nexl lo Co po'J ·' SLUG MATCH 1 p11 Nov. 7th thru Nov. 28 Racine 6111 Club · "- 100% Natural, 100% Gauranteed, 1·800·825·6594 . AVONI All Aroasl To euy or Sell. Slllrloy Spears, 304-675-1 429. Avon Products: Start your own InHome Business. Wo rk Flexlt>Je Unlimited Eernlngs. ~ Market). person to work wee.- ~ . call 8am-4p_m Monday thru ~ Attention: 68 People Needed To Lose Wetgnt By Tn o Holidays. WIR hall oH ehl jill& ctl'l ' chan up .... 1·600·697·7670 . www.medicrew.com Domino's P1zza in Pt Pleasant flexable hOu rs apply 1n person. For Well Established Local Co. baskets, lots more Finnis "Ike" Isaac Call $$$. Clean late Model Car s Or Trucks, Low Mile s. 1995 Model s Or Ne'!' er, Smith Buick Ponti ac, 1900 Eastern Avenue, Gallipolis. 37011 -1438. S1art Immediately. Hauling H.I.A.I', ¥0UCHIRS ICCIPUD DIUVIRY' AVIIUII.I HOUII5I 7am lHRU 4pm MONDAY-FRIDAY 7amTONOON SATURDAY " BISSELL BUILDERS, ,lll Makes Tractor & 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio the day before the ad I0\20 $60 J & llnsulation & Siding HILL'S SELF STORAOf Be Paid In Advance. OEAPLINE: 2:00 p.m. · DEPOYSAI PARTS 1/J 101 Savill YOUI hl••••·poiiULE PIOPIIE lEEDS ALL Yaid Sales Must ST. RT. 7 me do it for you. Union Ave., Pomeroy, Oh • Gallipolis & VIcinity ST( )1: :\C E or painting, and let Now Renting A-J MINI-STORAGE Yard Sale 70 11 .\HT\\EIJ, Linda's Painting Free Estimates PT MediCal 81JIIng. No Expenence Necessary. Work At Home. Make You r IBM Compatible PC Earn Lost and Found Lost Smith & Wesson 38 re volver model 10·7 serial num .AEP· • A&D Auto Upholstery· Consignment Auction AMVETS Kanauga 6 pm Nov. 18th 60 Mon.- Fri. 9:00 to 4:30 Sat. 9:00 to 12:00 740·985·4180 ' I Mon-Frl 8:30 • . Mother Cat White Black & Yellow; 2 White Kinens, 740·446 - 3732 . 8" Gravelless LeiKh I00' · 1QOO' Rolk 1" &3/4' 200# Waler Line Full line of Gos Pipe & Regulators Water Slomge Tonks 1 11111 DOCTOR S NEED BI LLER S FTI Immediat e Qpenm gS For CNA ( PCA Positions For A Local Home . Hea lth Agen cy. Tra ining Aval(· · able, Clood Pay. 8er:lel1ts, Reliable·' Tra nsportation Is A Must, App!¥ • At: 266 Upper River Road. Ga lli'-.. polis, Ohio. 740·992-5275. 740-985·3813 .• Dietary Cook Evening sh1 fl Die t ary position. previous e11 per1ence prefer red. Several benelits . Come see us! Ravenswood Care Cent9r, 11 13 Wa shin gton Street. Ravenswood. WV 26164 [Located nex t to Cope's Market) Cats and k11tens. 740·992·9937. . Problems, 740·446·9799 . St. Rt. 7 .d~o ..''.. 460. Assemble Products. Cal l Toll Free t-80().467·5566 Ext. 11577 Full Blooded Chi huahu a Dog. Male, Due To Owners Hea lth G&W Plastics and Supply Rd. DE NTAL BILLER Up lo $15 -$45 ·/Hr Dental Billing Software Compa ny Needs Peo ple To Process Medical Claims From Home. Trai ning Proyi ded . Must Own CompuJer. 1-800-223- 1149 Ext . 2 female puppie s Chow/Spit z/Elk Hound mix 8 wks. old 304·895· Kittens. approx. 3 mon ths ol d, ROUSH LANDSCAPING ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION Giveaway Help wanted _ 3265. 7so East State Street Athens, Ohio 45701 "A Better Culverts ; 4" • 48" in stock 949-4900 Try our New Garlic Butter. Crust Pizza We now have Deep Dish Pizza In 13" and 16" Sizes Pickup -Delivery- Dine-in Two pool tables, Arcade Games, Juke box. '· 9:00·5:30 r- Cal992·9330 or'1·800·809·7721 RACINE PIZZA EXPRESS -· . '<I 740·592·1842 ouallty cloth ing ana hOusehold i tems. $1 .00 bag. sa le every Thur sday. Monday thru Sa turday ...., ....,. or Over 40 yrs experience Public Sale and Auction 634 1!. Main St. For more Information on Meigs County Transfer Facility or visit our office at 34878 Rocksprings RIFLED SLUG Stat Third Ave refuse and demolition. Southern Ohio Disposal Hauling, • ran. '111i11g4 VIne MEIGS COUNTY TRANSFER FACILITY Located at 34878 Rocksprings Rd. , Pomeroy accepting residential and commercial Operated by Southern Ohio Disposal We support all local haulers! New To You Thr ift Shoppe 9 West Stimson, Athens Stop .., In And See Stev e Riffle Sal e s Repre s entativ e ,, ~ . • Larry Sch ey NOW OPEN: $32.00 per ton, refuse, $25.00 per ton, Demo. $20.00 minimum Call Now lor Instant Appr~1vallll** GIRL SC~UT FOOD DRIVE - Several Meigs County Glrr Scout troops collected almost 1 000 of food dunng a recent food drive to benefit the Meigs County United Methodist Cooperati~e ., __ ,_..,. Food Bank. Troops partic_ipating included Syracuse Junior 1204, Middleport Cadette 1261, Salem ter Brown 1308 and Jumor 1254, Salisbury Junior 1290, Reedsville Brownie 1271 and Junior 1 Pomeroy Brownie !271, Junior 1309 and Senior 1180. Some troops are still working to collectfood that shown here wtth some Gtrl Scouts and adults. PUBUC NOTICE revocatiOn, or renewal of 1 T h1 I o II o w I n g permit, llcenae, or variance. appllcallona and/or verllled Written commenta and complaint• ware received requeata lor a public and the following draft, meeting regarding a proposed, or final actions propoaed action may be were laaued, by the Ohio eubmlned within 30 day• of Environmental Protection notice of · the propoaed Agency (OEPA) laet week. action . An adJudication "Actione" Include the hearing may be held on a adoption, modlllcallon, or propoted action U a hearing repeal of ordera (other than requeet or objection Ia em.rgency orders); the received by the OEPA within laauance, denial, 30 daya ollaauance of the at the R{)(:ksr>rinJ~S modification or revocation propoaed action. Written POMEROY Rock Springs Church. Dorothy Jeffers, hoste'ss. olllcenaee, laaaae, comments, requeata lor Better Health Club, Thursday, I p.m. varlancea, or certlllc:atoto;.l public meetings, and and the approval or adjudication hearing disapproval of plana and requeata muat be aent to: apeclllcallone. "Draft Hearing Clark, Ohio ,.~~--~--------.,~--------.,1 Actions" "8 11 written Envlronmantal Protection atatomeEnta o1 the Olrectto r Agency, P.O. Box 1049, o1 nv 1ronmen a 1 Columbua,Ohlo43216-1048 Ptotectlon'a (Director's) (Telephone: 614-844-2128). Intent with respect to the "Final Actions: era actlona leauance, denial, ate. of a of the director which are permit, licente, order, etc. effective upon lsauan" or a Interested pereona may alated effective date. aubmlt written commenta or Pureuant to Ohio Revleed requeat a public meeting Code Sect.lon 3745.04, a regarding draft acllona. final action may beCommente or public appealed to the meeting requeata muet be Environmental Review · aubmllted within 30 daya ol Appeale Commlnlon noll" of the draft action. (ERAC) (Formerly Knowp " Proposed acllona" are Aa The Environmental wrlttan •tetamanta of the Board Of Review) by a dlrector'e Intent with pereon who wae a party to a respect to the laauance, proceeding before the denial, m.odlllcallon, director by filing an appeal O'DELL LUMBER COMPANY DATING TO NIGHT! 30 Announcements team thi s year. we have some WINNING CHEERLEADERS - Taking top honors at the Uni· versal Cheerleaders Association Camp were left to right, front, · H~ley Per_s in of Oak Hill, cap· tam; Jenmfer Lawrence of Syracuse, captain ; and Cindi Elliott of Gallipolis, captain; second row, Christy Caldwell of Thurman, Melody Layford of Ripley, Missy Sau11ders of Scottown, Mandy Burge of Jackson, and Richelle Edwards of Oak Hill· thi~d row, Betsy Fink of Well: ston, Mandy Warrens of Jack· son, and Jenny Jones of Jackson; and back row, Coach Rick Csllebs, Cami Carroll of Chillicothe, Heather Nihiser of Logan, and Janell Snipes of Logan. 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Cut Split 0&11\/ered All Seasoned Oak other Hard woods (740) 446 6568 By the '!tuck Loodl Firewood For Sate (740) 258 1922 FLORIDA MARCO ISLAND LUXURIOUS VACATION RENTALS IN S W FLORIDA AVAILABLE WEEKLY /MONTH LY HOMES /CONDOS AVAIL ABLE CALL FOR SALES RENTALS CENTURY 21 1 800 255 9487 E~ 101 Fold down maple table wl 3 chairs & matchmg hutch $350 APP~IANCES 800-793-9364 Gunst! Gunsll Sale on all guns In stock shotgu ns rltles & handguns Ron s Gun Shop just outside of Rutland on Lasher ~d Sate last lhru December call 740. JANITROL 1OKW ELECTRIC FURNACE $250 Each New 2 onty too ooo BTU 92% Gas Furnace $895 One 2 112 Ton Add On Heat Pump Ltnese t (A) Co I Thermo stat $1 500 Free Estimates •u 'mu Don t Call Us We Both Lose • 1 800 291 0098 Or 740 446 6308 JET AERATION MOTORS Repaired New & Rebult In Stock Colt Ron Evans 1 800-537 9528 Klndlewoo~ Wood Burner In sert gas wtde front end three pomt hitch runs slick $2500 304 675 3824 Livestock 3 year old half thoroughbred half pony good horse tor tra11 riding $1000 740-643 5295 640 Hay & Grain Balled Oats Call After 6 PM 740 379 2209 TRANSPORTATION HONDA S FROM $200 Pollee Impounds AU Makes And Mod ets CALL NOW II 1 800 772 7470 EXT 633e R&D s Used Furllllura Great Se lection Priced To Sell! ·come And Browse • Cornar 01 Route 7 & Addison Pike 'We Buy Furnl lure" 740 367 0280 Antiques 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise WATERLESS COOKWARE' Homa Demonstrat on K1nd High est Quality American Made NOT Korean Normally S1 ~00 Saling $695 1-800 421 7267 1997 Compaq Presarlo computer with keyboard mouse tlard drive and speakers Taking b ds mini mum bid $100 Must sell by No vemDer 30 1999 Call BenefiCial F1nance 740.992 2111 30 Gallon F(oh Tank Complete Stand With Fish & All $100 740 446-0052 4 tons or coal $200 lor all you toad caii74G-742 3902 42' snow blade tor craftman gar den tractor $125 caii3G4 675 3753 48" Round Glau Top Pallo Set Includes 4 Chairs & Pads Matching Umbrella With Stand Excellent Condltklnl Asking $300 74()-446-6276 7 Mill me18r rifle 304-675-7927 Metabolism Supply (740)-446 9416 Break through Loll Weight While En joy ng The Foods You love Our Complete DISH Network satelllto system brand new $149 ln111811ed free 740 992 1182 or 304 773 5305 alter 8pm COMPUTER BLOWOUTI!i COM PAQ MICRON Gateway Desk Premium Firewood Oak & Ash Queen Sized Brass Bed Cost $600 New Wilt Take $200 Automotive Enamel Paint $20 & $25 Gatton 740-441HI627 Sam Somerville s Army Surplus Hunting Camouflage New Satel lite Systems $125 Free Installs tlon By Sandyville Post 0111ce (304)273 5655 Sears L1festyle Card10 F1t Low !Illpact Exercise Machine Like New Used Only 5 T1mes 304 882 3t52 Slab Wood & Firewood $10 $25 A Pick Up Load You Haul Varl ous SIZes used Lt11 rtuck Forks $50 $100 Set 740-379-2757 STEEL BUILDINGSit Will Sacrl flee For Immediate Delivery THREE ONLY 25x30 30x40 50x15G CALL 1 800 211 9593 x 32 2 Tanning Beds $1 OGO And $1 300 74()-446-7821 Two 15' Kicker Free Air Subwoof ers Caustic 360 Power Logic Amp 150 Wans Caustic 160 Amp 30 Waus Per Channel Cou- WANT A COMPUTER??? 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NO CllePIT - _,-- Size Extended Cab Pay Off Great Condition 74D-446 1397 87 Chevy 4x4 V 8 fuel mjected -4 sp 66 000 org m1les exc cun d $7 800 304 895-3080 730 Vans & 4-WDs ,.TI\E THE BORN LOSER - ., T€MI'f.(,•,:rultE "-1 11\Ut-ll<.IPP\L "-1~0(\ I!> 'il" f ~N\ ~ 1--JI-1'( 00 \1\(:( effil't:~ n:u. 1t-t' !'WPL£ Tilt\\ 7 1994 Chevy Suburban Sttverado loaded 4x4 60 000 mles 740 742 2086 1994 Toyota Exte~ded Cab 4x4 105 000 miles 10 000 rebuilt on the engine excellent cond11ion 740 742 2086 1984 Bu1c~ Century automatic 4 door good condlton $1300 call 740--992-6531 or no 985 4150 87 Bronco 2 4x4 new pa nt 95 000 mites $3 500 OBO 74 Ford F 150 SAuto 310 $1 GOO 304 875-6693 1986 Nlsslan 200 SX Turbo New Eagle GT Tires Runs Strong Looks Good $1 000 740 44t 1083 44ll7637 740 1987 Honda 250 Fourtrax Runs Great Damaged Plastic $1 tOO Call After 5 30 PM 740 446 4127 750 Boats & Motors • for Sale 12 Fl v Bollom Alummum 5 Hr Mites Asking St ooo 740 2459337 1989 Chrysler 5th Ave garage axe cond asking S3 000 304-675-4254 kept 1989 Mustang G T convertabte New Top $5 500 UO 245 5567 7~()-245-9494 1989 Pontiac Formula 2 dr hatch back $1500 304 773-5012 1990 Lincoln Towncar 31 000 Miles loaded Show Room Con dillon New Tires Brakes Battery 1979 Starcrafl 23 cuddy cabin a boat Inboard V new -cover completely restored In 99 no trailer no outdrlve first $2500 OBO 740 992 1500 days or 740 949-2644 evanlngs 1997 Aries 18 Ft Bass Baal 74()-446 0423 tate Automobile Florida Titled evenlrvJS SERVICES 810 wind looks good $3500 firm 304-937 22811eave message Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guarantee Local references turn shed Es 18bllshed 1975 Call 24 Hrs 1740) 446 0870 1 800 287 0576 Rog ers Waterproofing 4 Doors $1 995 Cook Motors Appliance Parts And Serv ce AU Name Brands Over 25 Years EM pertence All Work Guaranteed 11on lOOks great beautiful Interior nice wheels $3500 740 949 2045 evenings French City Maytag 740 446 7795 AKC reglatered Dachshund pup plea, Yll -./ wonnod & t II ohola 2 m 't f 740-742 2e94 Rotrtov era $100 each 5 Females C111 (7o40)-245-!5098 leiMI Me888gel AKC Pomeranian Pups 7 5 9 Weeks Firat Sholl Vol Chockod 2 Females 3 Motes S2eo Each 740-388-8842 AKC Sheltle 9 months F alw 91 tuft White color excollen1 pedl gree tattooed $400 miniature I>KC Schnauzer puppies vetv $300 each AKC Pomeranian F vot-./ 9J spoCIOI $100 AKC snaltle puppies blue marla lrfs sable & Whlto vatl $250 10 $350 each 740-696-1085 1994 Gran Prtx. black 2 door SE PW PO 1111 cruise $7500 call 740.992 7435 1994 Mazda MX6 Great Condl Uon Loaded! MQonroof co Changer P/W PIB AIC Cruise 740-441-1!657 1998 Grand Am GT Excellent Cond11lon 45 000 Miles 740-38B 8039 1996 Pontiac Grand Am SE 4 dOOr sllarp very nice car $6995 1996 Buick Century 4 door V 6 good car $4995 Rutland Car Safes 740-742 1400 or 740-742-3311 \ ------------------------------------------------------------~------- ---- CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celebrity Cipha ayptograma are created lrom quota! ons by Jamoi.ls people past and prnent Eact1lttter rn the cipher sland!llor anol\et Todsy's c/119 Y &quais P E B XM C&C General Home Matn tenence Painting vinyl siding carpentry doors Windows baths mobile home repair and more For free estimate call Chat 740 992 6323 livingston s Basement Water Proofing all basement repairs done frae eatlmates lifetime guarantee 12yrs on job experl once (304)895 3887 840 Electrical and Refrigeration Resldef)llal or commerc1al wiring new service or repairs Master L~ can11d electrician Ridenour Eloctrlcal WV000306 304 875 1768 Xl BOLHPAEXNL, HZEMUL MPJPA L E KP HZP PMSXDPK WPPYEMU E Z RJ P NMKPALHRMKEMU HZEMUL SXZM ORUP PAEVlOUS SOLUTION "C hke trees because they seem more resrgned lo the way they have to love than other !hongs do " - W1lla Cather '::~:~~~, S©tt<lllA-J&t.~s· CLAY I POUAN WOlD tAM I l~lto~ ~, 0 four Rearrange !etten of the scrambled words below 10 form four simple -d• I I I GNODIT I I 12 I I FEBYE I It ts wtse the old man told hts grandson to hold off unttl ntghl before saymg tl was a RUNTEA Ii e -,-1-1.--1.--1.--FI' I """' I PEANUTS "The old man wanted The doq knew 1f he could get "The hou~e should be me to have 1t I wa5 to the top of the stam; before anyway," always h1s favonte the rest of the family, he could he thought hold them off forever Complelo lho chuckle quoled "Oh,we 1," he thought, did! my ball?" SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS Pampas Natal Nylon Glance ALL the MONEY Don 1 got stung by h1gh priC••' Shop tho clolll(~ mtroo Youngster lo dad Someone else tnvenled electnc tly but whoever tnvented the meter made ALL the MONEY " IWEDNESDAY ROBOTMAN NOVEMBER17I 256-15Q7 Evenings 1993 Plymouth Ouster 6 cylinder OHC standard excellent condl Puppies Shots And Wormed 5211;;,_ 53 Type of bun 1995 Coleman Pop Up Ca mper. AKC Reglstarod Chocolate Lab 740 4461420 50~ Excellant Condition $2 200 740. jacks $7800 080 call 740 99:2: 1508 days or 740 949 2644 1992 Bera11a 5 Speed $2 895 1990BerellaGT $2495 1991 S 1o $2 895 1989 Pontiac 600GLE aperture 1975 Corsair 24 It travel trailer Ac elec heat 2nd owner axe cond $2 800 304 B95 3080 New Sears Banery 1998 New Michelin Radial Tires 1998 Es AbboU 21 E•perlmented with 22 Chant 23 Star In Aquila 24 Suffering from cold symptoms 25 trrltote 26 Bralnllorm 27- up (repressed) 29 Utah okl resort 30 Narrow . . . . _ ~V ftll•ng n the mtss1ng word• '--'-...L.-.L........I-...L.....I you develop from step No 3 belcw Budget Priced Transmission& and Engines All Types Access To Over I 0 000 Transmissions eve Joints 740 245 5677 790 Campers & Motor Homes 19 Comedian 31 Thecaama 37 Ted Turner TV ala 38 Charters 40 Actor Ed41 Smooch 42 Sacrecllmoge 43 Sandwich shop 45 Marth plent 48Grasp 47 Varve 49 AUaepege h:-6 . Auto Parts & Accessories 760 1-997 Damon Hornet 27 camping trailer sleeps eight microwave range refrigerator/freezer ale, amllm cassette awning scissor 1991 Eagle Talon TSI all wheel dr 5 sp turbo ale p w p 1 tinted 11 Cooling drinks 12 Minute amount (of salt) Q Good Condltkln $1 000 740-446 2110 1991 Cadillac Sedan DeVille White -White Leather Interior Custom Installed Motorola Mobile Phone Custom Continental Kit 71 GOO Miles Never Sean Snow Ice Or Salt Cinders $9 800 Firm Centenary Ohio 740 446 1634 Leave Message t Egyptlen god de as 2 Make well 3 Like--of brlcko 4 Do a marathon 5 Yorkshire river 6 Staid 7 Twofold 8 Singer Sumac 9 Saleo agt 10 Highly eeaeoned dish All pass Gas Motor Trolling Motor Trailer W1th 1998 Johnson 115 Engine 1987 Pontiac Grand Am 2 Doors Automatic AfC Cruise 135K BIG NATE Motorcycles 740-44ll.OIG3 Golde~ ' £>0 YOV tMVf " ' P00f1. G,£1>•T1 2 Wheel Drive Full S300 740-446-3545 AKC Regtotored ~t tended Cab 5 Speed Standard 111 000 Miles $9 ooo OBO 740 441-()445 7B53 $1 600 Fwm DOWN Easl Pass Pass How would you guess that Charles Bronson descnbed h1s crag gy look1ng face? At the bndge table somettmes you have to guess what to do How ever, far more often wtth some lhmking and countmg you can tum that guess toto somethmg between a probabthty and a cenamty Agamst four heans West leads the lrump queen You wm wtth dummy's kmg lhen play a second bean to your ace, gettmg the bad news IF Easl has the dtamond ace everythmg ts fine And tf you can guess wh1ch opponenl holds the spade kmg you wtll be ali nght (If West has the king you take a stmple finesse !fEast has the king, you take the ruffing finesse ) However can you make the contract tf West has the dtamond ace and both opponents hold the spade king (so you cannot guess correctly)? After two rounds of hearts play a spade to dummy s ace then lead out your lop three clubs If West ruffs he ts endplayed as we w1ll see m a moment And tl he refuses to ruff you put htm m wtth a trump What can West do 1 If he plays a dtamond your kmg m11s1 score So let s suppose he cashes hts second trump tnck before swttclu ng to a low spade Here you cull for dummy s Jack ruffing away East s kmg You cross 10 dummy wtth a club 10 the jack then cash the spade queen dtscardmg a dmmond (If West swttc hcs tmmcdtately co a spade you ruff out East s kmg then extt Wtlh another trump ) Charles Bronson smd I guess I look hke a rock quarry th at someone has dynamttcd 1885 Nlssan Klngcab 4 \'lD $2 200 OBO 740-446-1420 1963 Pontiac Catalina 4 Doors 1982 Mustang Black On Black 351 W 4 Speed New Wheels & T1res A chmo nd 4 11 s 740 992 57 By Phillip Alder 74()-992 7288 1995 Ford Windstar AJC PL PW Cruise AMIFM Radio Cassette Body In Good Condition $300 OBQ 740 256 9172 740 256 1631 54 55 56 A certainty is best 1983 Ranger 4 cylmder engine 0/H excellent condttlon $67'5 772 7470 EXT 7832 $8 500 740-256-1692 After 6 Building Supplies 580 Christy s Family Living apart ments home & trailer rentals 7-40 992 4514 apartments avail able furnished & unfurnished $2650 74()-992 3160 $2 500 1986 Berella $t 000 740 Downlllt Low Monthly Pllymonts FREE Spectel Ofler 1 868 671 4300 Call FIROCOM Advanced Tach notoglaa 1 900 617 34 76 Ext Openmg lead • 91 Pont1ac Sunb1rd excellent cond1tlon nside & out low miles Board And All Wires tntect En tire Package $350 Call 304-7735592 Before 5 00 Or 30~ B82 2102 After 5 00 Rio Grande OH Call 740 245 5121 Monthly Payments V2K Compll ant Almost Everyone Approved GRANDMA ALWAYS SAID TROUBLE COMES IN THREES moonroof good work car $1500 1987 Monte Carlo Supersport 550 West Pass Pass Pass BARNE'\: 85 VW GTI black 5 speed sltc XM 3 Crosso\ler Mounting tops Laptops eCommerce Websites Merchant Accounts AI most Everyone Approved!! Zero $0 Down Low 8509 51 Anawer to Prevloue Puzzle Dealer South 740-669 309t $50 Load Full Size Pick Up OeINOred 74()-992-4568 Buy or se ll Riverine Antiques 1124 Ea~t Main Street on SA 124 E Pomeroy 740-992 2526 Russ Moorfl, owner http llits your busl ness com'rlverlne/ Amazing MOBILE HOME OWNERS Huge Inventory Low Prices on VInyl Skirting K1ts Doors Wind ows Anchors Water Heaters Furnaces Plumbmg and Electrl cal Parts Bennetts Mobile Home aviator 7 Side otr•t 13 Surgical seam 14 Mrs Marcos 15 Preaaed t 6 Seaport In Italy 17 DC VIP 18 Atty 1 org 20 type ol tray 21 Exlollng In name only 25 Matured 28 Capital of Tibet 32 t a In lull 33 Norrateo 34 Slow (mua ) 35 Soabs and Audia 36 lngeoted 37 Meteorological conditions 39 Certain clergy members home Young goat Nahoor oheep Map abbr The Cometh" Betray an accomplice Comfort t found ill Hidden shooter Dripping wet 86 Ranger 4 cylinder 5 speed StOOO 740 sage $30 Sofa Table $35 740 245 9147 Look 74()-446-<782 • 2 1 My1hlcal 41 44 45 <111 Vulnerable East West 89 Co rc1sa 4 dr needs a little work $1000 OBOI will trade for truck call 304 937 3348 New And Uaed Furniture Store Below Holiday Inn l<anauga Day Beds Bunk Beds Beds Dress ers Couches Dinettes Stop And $NO DOWN! 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GUARANTEED AP PROVALI 1 800 360 4620 EXT South 992 9190 351 V 8 so GOO Miles Excellent CALL NOW For Lls11ngsl 1 800 319 3323 x2156 •QJI096 • 10 9 2 t K4 •AKQ3 t 888 8t8.0128 330 nlshed apartment deposfl and references 740-992 0185 610 Farm Equipment • A 8 3 • 86 78 Mustang sunroof blue & while runs good $600 obo 740 720 Trucks for Sale FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK • K 10 8 5 • 6 •A87542 $8 800 74()-44 1-1716 Equal Housing Opporturuty North Third Avenue Middleport One bedroom furnished or unfur MIOI 740 949 2202 East • 9 76 3 • Q J 10 9 304 895 3237 or 304 895 3080 Pollee Impounds & Repos Fee Cats Meow collection over 100 pieces 304-875-1831 after 5 pm Furnished apartment 1 bedroom upsta~rs utlhtles paid No Petsl (740) 446-4234 after 5p m West 86 Chevy Caprice Classic v 8 auto loaded exc co nd $800 $500 CARS FROM $500111 Buy :1 Bedroom Near Arbor's Nursing Home Econom cal Utilities Qu et Location $219/Mo + Utilhles No ESTATES 52 Westwood Drlve hom $279 to $358 Walk 1o shop & mov1es Call 740 446 2568 Musical Instruments 7398 Maytag Washer & Dryer $300 Pa1r Smau Entertalnmant Center mont 740 448-7499 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON Wormed $150 740 256 6162 630 • J 7 54 beh nd Prestera Center 304 675 Condition Aluminum Wheels New Tires Air Cruise T11t Power B-11 Ohio 740-446-4338 5858 UKC Registered Tiny Toy Rat Terrier Male 6 Weeks Shots II 17 99 • 7 5 2 DID 'rOO DISC.USS FOOD 11'MPERIOO" 85 Jeep C J7 rust body runs good nee<ls a little work bank value S3 000 asking $2,200 89 Ford Tempo 5 sp runs & look s good needs windshield 710 Autos for Sale ALL SIZES /ALL LOADS EL DORADO BUILDING SYSTEMS 1 800-27N300 7~()-992 t996 T Bird LX 43 000 Miles 1 Owne Sharp 740 368 8204 • A QJ 4 • K3 $600 firm see both at 104 8th St 1 Mate 2 Females Tan Color $300 740 441 0918 570 North Blue Works Greall $100 HO 245-559p WHITE S METAL DETECTORS pets Regtstered Chinese Pugs OUwr super 55 tractor end loader Ron Allison 588 Watson Road Apartment for rent 1n PomerD'j no Iober 8 1999 Call740-388 9936 plano Or 740 446-4525 ship Fee Or Volume Commitment 3711 EOH Jack Russell Puppies Born Oc Grubb s Ptano tuning & repairs Problems? Need Tuned? Call the Direct Buildings With NO Dealer 2bdrm apts total electric ap phances furmshed laundry room facilities close to school In town AppllcaiLOns available at VIllage Green Apta 149 or call 740 992 ter For sa e ttammond organ model Ale You A Metal Building Erector /Contractor? We Have Factory I dep 4th St Mason 304 875-t911 Dog Obe1dlence Class Call Sher ry At 740 446 1864 For lnlorma tlon The Right Paw Training Cen Nurse Loses Over 90 lbs No 01etlng No Exercise Eat Any thing Plus Have Lots Of Energy! SAM PLE 1 Bedroom Apartment Ctean Furnished In Gall polls Deposit & Relerences 740 446 2468 740 2 br unfurn $275 00 +$100 949 2128 evenings Registered FREE rng This Holiday Season Free 5af1"4)19S 74~1-1982 Pets 7o40446 2957 Australian shepherd pups NSOR two male two fema le $75 740 Conn A to Saxophone w/case bought brand new us~d 1 yearl Excellent condition bass guitar 304 875 1449 Jackson Awrue 1304)675 7388 Own A Business In The Arll 5TO 17 ACRES In Meigs County Olf SA 124 $9 500 + Land Conlract Avail able $950 Down FREE Maps 1 600 213-8365 town 888-265-2123 992 2218 1700 sq f1 double wide home w/ DO YOU EARN $600 In A Day? For Sale Reconditioned wash ers dryers and refrigerators Thompsons Appliance 3407 Or Trade 740-992 7177 HOME FORECLOSURES No AVAILABLE VENDING ROUTE 10 20 cocatons I3K I8K Ex t238 2 Bedrooms 2 Full Size Bath Cl Answer Leave Message Money Down! No Cred t Check! Takeo\ler Very Low Payments! Couch exc cond $50 computer des~ with return $75 304 675 Area No Pets 740 388 9162 Second Ave Gallipolis (740) 44ll9523 Burkflng N~e Size Yard Close To Galhpols Pnca To sate C.ll 74()441 1816 Or 740 441 1762 11 No 7795 2 12" Kicker Impulses In A Sealed Box 2 10· Kenwoods tn Jensen 4x100 Wall Amp $300 down payment only $245 per mo Free Air Free Skirt 1 BOO 691-6777 4BR/2BA Appliances Reconditioned Washers Dryers Ranges Refrl graters 90 Day Guarantee! French CUy Maytag 7-40 -446 530 836 9566 740 388 9648 Owner New 16 Wide Household Goods Pomeroy 4 bedroom HUD SIR WID hOokup references sec Naylor s Run 740 992 6886 leave message 1 Bedroom Unfurn shed Apart 1 soo-s9t-6m 510 DIRECTTV Satellite system s 2 month free movie channel best pri ces In 742 64t2 washers dryers refrigerators ranges Skaggs Apphances 76 V.ne Street Call 740 446 7398 New 14 Wide low down pay ment $175 per mo Free Air Free Sk1~ MERCHANDISE GOOD USED 740-446-6t69 First Time Buyers Easy Finane lng 2 and 3 BecJroom around Mobile Home Lot 74()-256-1922 304 736 7295 and deposn 304 B24 2480 eluded S14 500 304 675 3955 n ghU 304 675-3249 day 460 Space for Rent Schools (304)675 2359 446 265t 1 BOO 7B6 8B49 24 Hrs 380-2615 (2~ Hrs ) Shape But Fo FIOOI' Needs Floor Replaced Call Between 6 P:M & 1519 3 Bedroom LA Lg K tchen Car 446 3570 0335 A 2 9 Cents IM1n Phone Card Ate EASY SS MONEYII Few Hours I Earn $500 $5 000 /Wk CASH II Fret S11os $5K Roq I BOG 305 2tl82 Eltt1155124 Hrs) 2 Ft x60 Ft $1 000 In Good Upstai rs Furnished 3 Rooms Bath Clean No Pets! References & Deposit Required 740 448 Mobile Home Lot located at edge of City Limits Close to port Available Nov 1st Private and conven entl 471/2 Spruce St Gathpol s $390 Mo $390 Depos t required Apply at Topes Furn1 ture 151 Second Ave No Phone Calls 320 Mobile Homes for Sale Twin Towers now acceptln~ ap pUcatlons tor 1 BA HUD subs•d zed apt tor elderly and handl COpped EOH (304)675-6679 rent you pay utU Mounts Tree Service The Tree Profess onats• Bucke1 Truck Serv1ce Top Trim Removal Stump Grinding Free Estimates Fully In sured Works Camp Bid well OH Call And Save 1 800 $$1 000 s WEEKLYIIII Ma ling Brochures FREE Postage And Supplies Start Immediately! Rush Self Addressed Stamped Envel 573 Amsterdam NY 12010 ror 992 7680 dep & ret required 304-675 2535 Land Home Direct Loans Fast Close Your Land Or Ours 740 Business Opportumty ope To HSE Depart 20 PO Box Small effciency In Syracuse 740 PM Mon 5a11 800 668 318B Rtek Mount 210 1789 Add so n P1ke $500 Plus Uliht es Free Gas 3 Bedrooms $500 Deposit References Ae qui ed No Pets 740..384..()()63 2 br house $341J00 cat 1800) 388 8194 TURN KEY WEBMALL Your Own 600-511 2640 Nopets Phone(304)6751386 2 Bedrooms Water & Trash Pad No Pets Oepos 1 6 Reference A& Two story house 2 3 bedroom 1 bath ut tHy new gas furnace 1998 FREE MONEY! Its True Never Repay Guaranteed $500 Debt Consotl datron $50 ooo Personal Needs Business 1 410 Houses for Rent $150 740 446-9061 310 Homes for Sale BANKREPO ve2000 com 877 2t7 9552 One Bedroom Apartment n Pt Pleasant Extra mce and clean Qu red Butav11te Pike 740 3881100 FREEl UcJcc70036 Oes1gned Website Mall Over 1 000 Quality Products Instant Exposure www webser Close To Gallipolis & Holzer No Pels Call 740 446-3929 Even rngs Or 74()-446 8289 Days 2 Bedroom House Stove Refrlg erator Furnished 1928 112 Chestnut Gallipolis References Deposit Required $275/Mo New Bank Repo On Lot 1 800 Mother 01 2 Will BabysU Your Child In My Non Smoking Chris tan Home Monday Thru Friday 6 A M 6 PM Meats & Snacks Prov1ded Reasonable Rates References Avai lable 3 M les Past Locks & Dam Towards Crown City 740 256-9244 FINANCIAL Th1s newspaper w11l not know ngly accept advertisements for real estate which Is In vlolatLon of the taw Our readers are llereby Informed that a I dwellings advertised 1n th1s newspaper are available on an equal opportun ty bas1s dat on $5 OOG $200 OGO Bad Credit 0 K Fee 1 800 770 0092 Ext 215 Offtce V Sit Necessary Up To $500 Instantly Call To I Free 1 877 EARLYPAY tat ADVANCE Oakwood Apartment 1 Bedroom Apartment Stove & Refngerator RENTALS 38B 8335 (•/ ) Hrs Weekly People Skills/ Message of 1968 which makes 11 !legal to advertise any preference limitation or discrimination based on race color religion sex familial status or nat anal orlg n or any mtent•on to make any such preference l1m1tat!On or diScnm nat1on Need A Loan? 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Page12 • The Dally Sentinel ' ) Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio I Wednesday, November 17, 1999 Questions about crew ·a ctivity surface in jet crash probe -~·~ • By PAT MILTON · Associated Press Writer NEWPORT. R.I. - As the US government. delayed an FB I probe ol the Egyp!Atr Fhght 990 crash. there were mdtcaltons that a backup ptiOI was a! the controls JUS I be lore the JCI- . Imer began 1ts fatal plunge. The Assocmtcd Press has learned. It IS too early to conc lude whether the crew played any role mthe Oct. 31 crash that k1lled 217 people. a source close to the liJVC sll~allon sa1d Tuesday on cond111un ol anonynuty. But the d1sclosurc has focused a!lcntion on the four-man crew, includmg Capt. Gamccl Batouty. a relief co-pi lot nca nng rellremcnt after ~15 years wllh the slate-owned airlme. Egypti an airline nll1cials have tentatively identified the person in the co-pilot 's scat as Bmoutv after listening lll the cockpit vui:c r~:curdc r. one of two " black boxes '' rc~.: ovc rcd from the crash site 60 mi les off the Massachusett s roast Batouty. 59, was scheduled to take O\'er mu~.:h later in th~ New York -toC':uro ll1ght lrom cc>-pi lol Adcl Anwar. Another soun.:c close to the investigation sau.l tht.: t ap~..· shnwed Batnuty came to the ~:11ckpiL "sa id he wanted to lly" and hiS request was ti_me the jet's autop1ln1 is turned .. n. 1 he plane began a steep plunge I rom 33.000 leo! JUSt alter that. rcgmnmg some a IIllude bel ore d1'0pp1ng 1nl11 the sea . In vestigators suggested the pilot. Capt. Ahmed Mahm11ud ci-Hahashy. returned to the cockp11 and strugg led to regain control of'lhe jet,the Times reported , citing unidentified government.official s. The jet 's twu engines were cffeclively shut down during the dive, according 10 the cockpit data recorder. Sources also told the Times that the unusual split in ·the plane's elevators - !laps on the tail that bend down or up 10 rluse or hfl the plane's nose - may have been caused as one By MARTHA IRVINE Associated Press Writer CHICAGO - The Rev. Jesse Jackson carne to Decatur on a dare. pushing the limits unti l his arrest in a protest on behalf of several black students expelled for fi ghting at a football game. The television cameras followed every move . So have busloads of people, in sce nes that Jackson has compared 10 the 1960s campaign for voti ng nghts tn the South, and 'even Marlin Luther King Jr.'s " I Have a Dream " speech on the steps of the Lmcoln Memorial. "Tile march on Selma had to do with access to vming. equal protection umler the law. The march on Washington: access to public accommodation. equal protection under the law." Jackson said. "In Decatur: access lo quality education for all children. equal protccllon under the law." But his decisiOn to tum the national spotlight on Decatur - and a punishment that stemmed from the local sc hool distnct's "te ro tolerance" policy on violence - also has rai sed qu..:stiuns : Why Decatur' And do the se events reall y nsc: to the level of some of the most significant events 1n ~:iv­ ilrights history? Frank Watkins - a longtime Jackson adviser who now works for hi s son. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr .. D-Ill. scud !he elder Jackson has "always thought that good things can come out of small cities. .. A city like Decatur is small enough that you can galvanize a community and dfi vc the issue home ." At issue is whether school board officials overreacted i~> handing down two-year suspensions to enforce a strict policy. The suspensions have smce been reduce<! to a year, but that's not enough for Jackson, who insists that the students be judged on a case-by-case basis. Ronald Walters. a political sc1ence professor at the Universny of Maryland. said Jackson is reacting to the "Columbine syndrome .. - a tendency for schools to institu te strict behavior pulic1cs in the wake of school shootings in Liulcton. Colo .. and elsewhere. " You' ve got a general phenomenon occurring - but you use blacks as the example . That happens very often ," Walters said. That would fit into Jackson's longtime agenda - " protecting the poor from the powerful ," as Watkins. puts it. By focusmg anent ion on the punishment of young hlack men, Jackson also echoes concerns about the growing number of black men in the nation 's prisons. " In that sense. it is a modern Selma - a point where (Jackson) has said. 'Enough. no more." ' Walters · said Jackson's decisiqn ·to focus on a school also has political significance, Wulters said . Marriage licenses POMEROY - The following couples were issued marriage licenses recently in the Meigs County Probate Court of Judge Robert Buck: Ronald Lee Rice, 31, and Angela Marie Cogar, 20, both of Pomeroy : Larry Vermont Dillon II, 33, and Cynthia Ann Sims . 35. both of Reedsville; Earl O'Dell Pickens, 36, Racine, and Rachel Faye Robinson, 27, Rutland. professional, safety and ps.ychological tests successfully." The airline did not address the condition of the other two pilots, Batouty and Capt. RaoufNoureddin. U.S. investigators are now studying the,background of all crew members, including Batouty. Married 27 years with five chi Idren, Batouty joined EgyptAir in 1987 after training pilots·al Egypt 's Civil Aviallon Authority and !he air force. He had more than 5,000 !light hours in a Boeing 767 and was to have retired in March. His 10-year-old daughter, Aya, suffers from the immune disorder lupds erythemalosis, and had been treated in the United Stales. "She was everything 10 him ," his · brother-in -law Essam Dahi said. · "Only God will be able to give her . the kind of love her father offered." · Mohammed Batouly, the pilot's ~ son, den.ied thai the famil y had any : financial problems. The AI -Ahram . newspaper has reported that Batouty : sent home money and a present for . hi s daughter the day before the crash. : Dahi also remembered asking : Balnuly recent ly if he ever fell ner- · vous llyi~g over the ocean so often. : " We sec our, deaths every day : over the <K.:can. ·· Batouty had replied. : But Batouty didn't dwell on that · which he could not predict, Dahi said. : He was "a man of cxpcnc nce, hon- · or and, most importantly. laith ." PEPSI & MT. DEW PRODUCTS STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday 8 AM·10 PM 298 SECOND ST. 79c Accepts Credit Cards 2UTER 24 PKCUBE WE THE RIGHT TO liMIT QUANTITIES PRICES GOOD IHRU NOVEMBER 20, 1999 Th~: New Ymk Tillie ~ toJ ..ty th~1l Batouty \ \'i.l:'\ lcl't Will Jesse's tactics work in Decatur? · al interpretations of some expressions on the recorder - I ~hink ' it is unfair .. . for 4> to charudcnze it. " he said . Although the phrase heard on the vo1ce recorder has been characleriz.cd as a prayer. that doesn't mean it was tclatcLI lu the cause of the diSaster. Arah1c speakers make references to God in everyday st;Hements. Ove 1 the weekend. EgyptAir msisted that ci-Hahashy and Anwar wc1c in good physica l and mental comlition . passing check ups in the P·"' five momhs . ·" They were i.lmong our best pil ots." >aid Hassan Misharfa , EgyptAir's head of operations. "They had long experience and, in add ition to that , tl1cy had passed all P0 WELL'S ~~l·ccp tcd . reported alone in the L'ockpit. rcpc,uin ,g an Arahic phrase that ~:an mean " I entrust myself to God" at ahout thl.': same pilot tried to lift the plane out of a dtve and another forced the controls down . At a news conference Tuesday in Washmgton , National Transportation Safety Board Chairman James Hall said no Sign of mcchamcalmalfunclion has been identified in the crash of the Boeing 767. But he stopped short of tunuug the ""e uver to the FBI ai Egypt's request lu all ow additional Egy ptian experts more time to analytc 1he last recorded words ·of the pilots so they mi ght contrihutc more undcr.,tandin 1! to what was sa1d . • .. As long as there arc dilfercnccs n11hc 1nlcrpretat10n - and there arc significa nt Li1fkrcnccs in the cullur- 7UP& DR PEPPER WE ACCEPT WIC COUPONS DOUBLE COUPONS EVERYDAY • SEE STORE FOR DETAILS • 2/$ 79 C Livers ......~••••••••••••••••••~:. 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The two-hour show will begin at Tp.m. and the proceeds will go to the ioys for Tots program 111 Me1gs County Admission is $4 .. 1n addlltnn, toys or monetary donauons lor the Foundation will be accepted at the door. Good Afternoon Today's Calendar Classifieds Comics Editorials LO<al Sports Weather This Week Powell's Super Value $200 Cash! ' 0 0 .. 0.. .. • ..- • • 0 0 ~~ 0 ' 0 • 9 12-14 15 2 3 4-7 3 Lotteries illWl Pick 3: 3-0-0: Pick 4: 3-8-6-9 Super Lotto: 5-10-16-25-43-44 KiCker: 7-4-5-1-7-5 ':&YA,. . 'Daily 3: 5-1-7 Daily 4: 4-6-5-4 0 1999 Ohio Vn.lli!y Publishing Cl). Single Copy - 35 Cents Prior to the actual tnbute winch will include 32 of Elvis' best, the band , "Tomorrow's Rain", will perforni . The Elvis tribute will consist of two segments. The first one will be emceed by Tom Payne and will consist of Dwight's vocal and stage presence impersonations of Elvis' fifties and sixties hit . but also a short history of how the king's career began and information about his top Jli(S . Icenhower's se lec tions wi II include "B lue Suede Shoes". "Trcm Me Nice ", Don't Be Cruel" . "Hound Dog". "S tu ~k on You". "Mean Woman Blues". "Heartbreak Hotel" "All Shook Up". "I Wam You. I Need You. I Lov.c You". "Return to Sender". and "Bahy Let's Play Hou s~." The sc;cond segme nt will he a recreation of the exciting. po~'e r­ p:.u.:kcd sc\lcntics' , t:onc..::rts or the Elv is. Vegas era. The songs will include ""Burning Love" . "Don't Cry Daddy". "Stea m Roller Blues". "Fever", "Always on My Mind". "Suspicious Minds". "Teddy Bear. Don 't Be Cruel", "The Wonder of You", "My Way". and "Ameri<:cm Trilogy/Closing Vamp." Backup singers for the concert will be Renee Stewart, Amanda Napper, ,Tamecka Counts, Daniel Young, and Mall Justice. Aardvark Sound will handle the sound syste m and take videos of the concert. RAINBOW BRIDGE- This 74-year-old arched bridge on State Route 248, Chester, will be repaired later next year, according to the Ohio Department of Transportation. Plans call to retain the bridge's characteristic "rainbow" arches. Home caregiver does 'the best you can' By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel News Staff MIDDLEPORT - "You learn to do the best you can with whbt you have," commented James Conkle about the daily care he provides his invalid wife, Belly, in the coupl e's home on Story's Run Road. She is a victim of multiple sclerosis, and he, a soft-spoken man, 1s her primary caregiver. November is National Home Care Month - a time designated for honoring those who choose to keep iheir loved ones at horne and provide the care they need. It takes courage, a kind and generous sp irit , almost selnessness, to be a good carqgiver, a responsibility wh1ch many times spreads over months or years . James Conkle has those qualities . In observance of Home Care Month, he was selected for recogmlion by the Holzer Home Health Service of Veterans Memorial Hospital a> represe ntati ve of the many dedicated caregivers across Meigs Cuun ly who deserve acknowledgment and CARING ENOUGH- For many years, James erans Memorial Hospital for special recognition appreciation. Conkle has been 'his wife's caregiver. He was during this month's observance of National Conkle's story as a caregiver selected by Holzer Home Health Care of Vet· Home Care Month. began 27 years ago when Beuy was diagnosed with MS. Things went along pretty wel l week to help w11h the cleaning and needs . He said it was then that he aging population of Meigs County, until IY85. wl1cn she hegan ha\'lng cooking. The help makes it easier for hegan to think of (.!reali vc ways to their illnesses and those who provide then· care . dillrcu lt y walk irH! and soon losl lhc Conkle to care for his wife a! home. handle problems . She sa1d that the demands of usC of her lcgs ... With lime nn her Makini! water availahlc to Betty For now he says things are on a ·hands when sh..: ~.:ould no hm gcr get preny even keel , al!hough he admits all the tim~- she requires lots of llu- caregivi ng can lead to fru~tration . around. she occupied hersell with thai when new medical issues come ids because of her medication - was depression ;111d dc~pair, a condition creative things. She made jewel ry <.md up, it creates problems for him and it one of those prohlcms. C<mkle which 1s being ca lled "caregiver diU fmH.: y work. crm.:llcting <lnd ~u ~: h . is then that the help from Home devised a ~ ystcm which givc·s his burnout." It is lila! condition, accordThen the disease crept 1ntn her arm s Health is really appreciated . wife total control over getting a ing to Eichinger. which places more patients in nursing homes than any and hand s. When Belly first got sick, Conkle drink of water. Her days now arc spen t between sa id for a while he "didn't know A boule "ith a lo ng clear tube is single disease or disab ility. While Meigs County's elderly her llcdroom and a lopngc chair in the which way was up part of the time" anached to the arm of her chair, and living mom. Ev(,!ry mornin g she 1s but now both of them have "prelly · tllen the tubing is inserted through a population is Increasing and there IS transferred from her bed to her chair much learned to live with it." cloth tunnel , which is fastened to her more reliance than ever on home care usmg a sling With chains whu.: h arc The couple has a van which is clothing and exits near her mouth . services. changi ng regulations and allached to a hydraulic lili. A show - equ ipped for a wheelchair. Their The tubing serves as a straw and s~c limited outside financial suppon. er stall has been equipped with a ouungs conSist of going to church is able to satisfy her thirst without including state and federal monie s, ramp so thai she can be rolled inside and to the doctor. They regularly waiting fqr someone to give her a arc dc~.:rcas ing. "Most underlying G.luscs of 'arc'lllend services at the Rock Springs drink. for bathing. In talking about Mr. and Mrs . giver hurnoull'lllllCdirectly from the The Home Health's aides and/or United Methodist Church. Conkle . a retiree from Conkle, Paula Eichinger, director .of natun.: of ~..·ar~..~~i\· inc ." sa1d the home nurse who come three times a week assist Beny with some personal com- Ravenswood Aluminum. was told by Home Health Services of VMH. health dirc~t.'lill~. wiH~ d~scrihed it us a fort measures including her bath and a <.loctor u long time ago to do just indicates that the couple seem to be "hai.Hh. ' lll~ _ ; 1~..· t b~...·twccn tasks anJ necessary medical procedures. A whatever works for him ~''hen it handling things well now. She then 1\'SP\\ll:r-. lhili lil·:-. l'llllllC hand . and sl!lf(Continued on Page 3} housekeeper is there two days a . ~o rnc s to caring lor Betty's physical expressed a general concern for the Grant will link Meigs Center with campus MIDDLEPORT- The University of Rio Grande's Meigs Center students in Middleport will have computer access to on-line Internet courses and computer services from the main campus by next fall, thanks to an Ohio Board . of Regents grant of $108,6 70. The grant, with local match funds, w1ll enable the university and Rio Grande Community College to provide voice, data videoconferencing units and the telecommunications syste ms.thal will result in stale-of-the-art communications between Rio Grande's mam campus and th~ Meigs Ce~ter. . Upon r~ceivmg notification from the Board of R·. gents, URG President Barry M. Dorsey said. "This technology gran t will increase the number and availability of courses that we can offer our Meigs students attending classes a! the center in Mtddleport. Meigs Ce nter students now will have the same access to·instructional television and Internet courses as students on the main campus." • ,, , • ••• Sentinel 2 Sections - 16 Pages •'.1 , _ ,. . . . . . M Hometown Newspaper By JIM FREEMAN Sentinel News Staff CHESTER - The "Ram how Bridge" over the Shade River at Chester is . sc hcdulcJ for extensive renovation next year ·nJC 110-foot span was built in 1926 at a cost of $16.000, including federal funds. Repairing the structure in 2000 may cost up to $350,000, according to Oh1o Department of Transportation spokeswoman Nancy Pedigo. TI1e 74-year-old bridge. which c:uTics State Route 248 over the Shade River ncar the junction of SR 7, is hi storically signifi cant due in pari lo its dis tirH: t.h ·c "rainhow" arch construction . As a result. engineers want to main tain the bridge's characteristic concrete and steel arches. "We wi ll leave it looking just like it does now," said Pedigo. "II will las! .another 30-40 years he fore need ing maintenance. " Ahlmugh such bridges are unusual today, numerous (rainbow) arch structures uf 60 lo 120 feet span with roadways from 18 to 24 1eet wide were huilt by the slate from 19 1910 1929. according to ODOT. Tltc rainbow arciHypc of bridge eventually lost favor because the, superstructures had no salvage value if the structure was widened. The bridge at Chesler, with a 24-fool roadway. is one of the larger examples of its type . II replaced a cove red bridge located adjacent the Chester Roller Mill which closed in 1939. Ynacbam sa id ODOT met recently with residents and husincss owners in Chester to dctcnninc when they would like construction to occur. The bridge should close 111 early September and remain closed no longer than 75 days. COFFEE . -Page7 'Rainbow' span renovation set HOUSE INSTANT FRESH Kentucky defeats Penn in preseason NIT competition Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Volume 50, Number 114 HEINZ GRAVY 12 OZ. !19e 19 S orts Best race in years?, Page 2 All-District football honorees, Page 5 Husband suffers in silence, Page 8 Today: Sunny High: 60s; Low: 40 tl!' LB. Chops ••••••••••••••• Ri C Nov. 18, 1999 Weather she said . .Steak ......................!!· MOUNTAINEER PORK $ 19 Sausage Links."..~":. 1 Frankies •••••••• !!!~!'~. 9 9 Thursday . ,•1. ···•• - . ... . . .. Tlie capabilities of the Meigs Center will he enhanced with the direct linkage with the Rio'Grande campus. Direct access to the Internet, campus network resources. plus telephone service and voice mail to all administrative offices will be possible by next fall . "The Rio Grande community appreciates the financial support from the Ohio Board of Regents," Dr. Dorsey added . "The g~ant reinforces and expands our educational commitment to the people of Meigs County." Rio Grande's Meigs Center currently maintain s classrooms, a networked computer lab and administrative offices to serve students from the Meigs County· area. The planning process lo establish the new system has already begun and the new technology is projected to be in place and fully functional by the beginning of fall quarter, 2000. according to Herman Koby, Ph.D .. vice president for facilities. planning and tec hnol ogy. ... . --... -. . -- .~·-~·- ··· ~ -~------r---~· -- 1 1 ,. • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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