http://66.213.69.5/files/original/6f0295dbc13c5c07c62ff8f4200d972c.pdf 9c1b66bdfc6bf85b0f2f64efaddf0e02 PDF Text Text . 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 ,. • �Thursday, November 18, 1999 Commentary Page 2 : The Daily Sentinel White House race could be best in years . 'E.srabl!sfied rn By MORTON KONDRACKE 194~ 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 740-992-2156 • Fax· 992-2157 ) Community Newspaper Holdings, Inc. 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A News Analysis: Court seeks middle ground in funding flap The 2000 prestdcntr al clccll on m,t) he Ihe frr st m dcc,tdcs 111 whtch vorcrs and rhc press dun t s.ty Gad \\h,tl a chorcc 1 or Is lhrs lite best the Amcncan pohlrcal sysre m can produce' I rue rhere rs nor a Thnm IS Jel lerson or Fr,mklrn D Roose~ ell rn rhc 1tee hut til foUl oflhe lOp c,mdrd tics arc plausrblc presrJcnls wo uld put up a good fr ght lor !herr parltes pnncr pies and probably won I emharrass rherr supponcrs fhcre s .t good ch.t ncc 111.11 !IllS elec lr on - m both rhc prnn urcs ,md lhc ge nerd l wrll be more aboul Issues th 111 ch l rdc tcr or sc tnd.ll Moreover even !hough curre m poll s show GOP fro nl 1unner George W Bush lcaJmg Democrals AI Gore and Btll Bradley hy 10 lo 12 poml s !here IS every reason 10 rhrn k Ihe 1ace \\ Ill taghtcn bcfon.: 11 s me r Titc houom lrnc here" thai 2000 ~.:o uld be one o l the most wholesome CI\ ICS book elcu wns tn memm) - cellar nly t whole lor bcllcr !han 1972 w h~.: n th~.: L h Oil:l.: \\ .1~ I ~Ld lld tl By PAUL SOUHRADA 1.11 1ed Rrchat d Nrxon 01 an rncpl Auoclated Press Writer p1crf rst George McGovc111 COLUMB US - More than 2 1/2 years after the Ohro Supreme Court Or 1996 ror lhm maner when lhc ordered law makers to draw up a new sc hool fundm g system a smgle ques chmcc w,ts a >candal l.tt! ed (,tnd Iron remams at the heart ol the debate how 1 soon 10 be more sc and.tl tan cd) Btl! The seve n member court gave little mdrcauon dunng an hourlong hear Clin to n or tn outd tssed uasr.:: 1blc ong Tuesdav thai rhey had shtfted from the1r four three spht over rhe ISSUe Boh Dole of wherher the state s method of payrng for pub he education ISconstrtutronal Look rng h,tck rn lac ! one proba Instead lhe JUStices sparred wrth lawyers represe ntong the state and the bly has to go 10 1952 ro lrnd tn clcc co thtron of school drsrncts that sued the slate m 199 1 lelegraphmg lo lhe tt on tn whrch mosl people !ell lhC) packed courtroom the areas where they thought the state had - or had not had a so hd chorcc - wat hero - complied wtth the1r 1997 order for a complete systematiC overhaul Dwtghl D Etsen hower vs lllrn ots How much more stale raxes do the cttlzens need to pay• Justtcc Deb Gov Adlar Stevenson or,th Cook a vote for the slate m 1997 asked N1cholas Ptttner rhe lawyer By 1956 lots of Democ 1ats w,mr for Ihe Ohw Coalrtron lor Eqmty & Adequacy ol School Fundong ed someo ne other th ,tn loser ' Cook complmned that the coalition whrch represents most of the state s Sleve nson The 1960 ma!chup 6 11 school dtstncts was asking the court to 11ansfonn Itself mlo a slate school bel\\ cen Nt xon and John F Kennedy board was pre ny eve n bur .tt the time p~o Why should these seven people be decrdmg these senous policy pie felt !hey wctc takrn g" rr sk wuh dcbales 1 Cook conlmued when the debale rurncd 10 lhe rssue of whether the untested Kennedy and an unap the state w.ts spcndmg more or less o n educauon relauve 10 pnsons welfare pealrn g Ntxon or other pnont1c:s In 1964 mrlhons vored for Lyn Chtcf Justrce Thomas Moyer and Juslrcc Evelyn Lundberg Srrauon also don B Johnson on!) because rhev questroned whether rhe court was 0\Crsleppmg Its bounds by enlenng rnlo were scared of Barry Goldwaler rerrnory bener lellro the Leg rslarure The 1968 electron pttted l"-O heavy Moyer Srrauon and Cook srded "uh the stale 111 the 1997 rulmg wctghl pohl rcmns agamsl each olher Justrcc Paul Pferfer who vored wr th the four member maJonly m 1997 Ntxon and Hubert Humphrey but lors scrzed on lawmakers farlure 10 heed 1he1r O'VIl consultants ad v~ee Pfetfer of Democrats yearned lor someone bomh.uded lonncr srme Sohcuor Jeffrey Sutl on wuh quesuon s about the sll onger such JS the slarn Robert F sidles td10ns du11ng the one year wmdow tlu: cou rt gave l ~t wm akc rs to li x: Kennedy lhc school fun dtn g problems In 1976 ,tlmost C'fryone com 't ou seem 10 be say mg you haven 1 mel the mandates 10 rhc DcRolph plarned rh,u !here had to be belle! decrston Pfctl er sard when Sulton suggcslcd rha! more tnne was needed to candtdates rhan unelec ted PreSident phase rn the remedy How much trme are you askmg for ' Gerald Ford and the oneume Georgta Just1ccs Altce Robte Rcsntck and Franm E Swee ney raiSed their ow n ~.:on ~.:e rn s w1th the st e s case mostly ccntcnng: on the contmucd re li ance on loc,tl properly taxes as a methoc:f for rmsr ng money lor educalron Jusllcc Andrew Douglas whrle prms mg the stale for 11s Herc ulean cl lons also expressed doubts abour rhe property tax rssue whtch cremes wtdc drspantres among school dts tncts Bur the problem wllh rhe DeRolph dectswn - named after Narhan By BEN WATTENBERG On more rhan one occasron I have DeRolph a Perry County hrgh school srudenl on whose behalf rhe coalillon ladled scorn upon actors and aclress fli ed the lawsurl - was rhar olher !han supplymg a deadhne Ihe courl drd es for ge tung mvol vcd 111 polrucs n 1 reiI lawmakcts whar steps ro rake to make the system constnu11 onal And so, I wonder Why was I so That sentiment sltll was evtdent Tuesday tmpresscd by the assembl age of nth You want to drag us mto spectfics, Pfetfer surd to Ptllner And as you lettc talenl that came togerher al can see we arc not all that anxwus to be spcctfic Madrson Square Garden to ratse btg Observers outstde the courtroom predtcted that relucrantly or not the court bucks for Btll Bradley? Why do I feel wtll have to be more helplultltt reJects rhe school fundrng plan a second good thai Doll ar Brll not onl) rarsed lrme about $1 5 mtllion but also reaped a I thtnk they re searchrng for a mtddle ground but they re struggling publietty bonanza of talk show satd Greg Browmng slate budget dtrector under former Gov George ,1ppearances and front page color Vomovrch ptclures on newspapers all across Brownmg satd he dtdn 't hear anythmg to lead hrm to rlunk any of the JUS Amenca' trees had chan ged rhetr mmds but he guessed that !hey are lookrng for a way These days , more !han C\er to grve credrt for lawmakers for work they ve already done before professronal athletes get a Stephen Brooks assocrate dtrector of the Umverstly of Akron's Ray C bum rap Dumb JOck rs an oxy Blrss lnsututc for Applied Polillcs agreed wllh Brownrng s assessmenl But moron Alhlelcs operalmg on a pro he also warned agamst readmg roo much mto the JUSttces quesuons fessronallcvcl have worked very hard Thts courl ts full of Sllrpnses Brooks sard It really revolves around to get where they arc 1! IS an rnlensc a smgle vote ly compelttrvc llcld and somellmc t Carol Young supenntendent of the North Unr on Local School DISinct lranscc ndcnl al one They endut c sensed a fru slratlon among rhe JUStices - parttcularly on the tss ue oltaxes phystcal puntshment that mosl of us I thmk they II grve them more dtrecuon Ms Young sard predtctmg t:an onl y unag mc 11skang can;':cr ~: nd another vtclory 101 lhe schools They re strugglrng with how much 1ng InJUnes fh c mtncdlc t:o mplcx1 Ires of the games roday go lar be)ond Ihe old hromrdcs of lhree yards and "cloud of dusl or rake one and !111 to ll ..!h t There 1s a bonus lor work 111 ~ htrd .1s a team playe r (m:c tswn 1ll y honuted Ill lhe ht eac h) rhc Dear Edrtor 1am wnlmg thiS letler lo the edt lor to say how l feel aboul the tragtc prob- eclchrr ty hf c has tis downsrdes But at: turs ami dC IJ csscs llso ha\1.: lem called domesuc vtolence I have seen so much of lhrs on talk shows movtes and TV and true slones and newscasts These mdtvrduals who are the targets of thts viOlence whether verbal abuse phystcal abuse or bolh - lwo together are terrrble sit uatlons - are to he felt so sorry for and prayed for !hal they wrll come to their senses and frnd a way to etther leave or make the abuser lea ve before By CHRIS MATTHEWS 11 rs too !ale and rhe worsl ntghtm are happens WASH ING rON - For women I fee l that the l1w should change If you have a fncnd or fam tl y member lhe Y2K pro blem may be polrtrcs and you know for a fac r the abuse 1s gomg on or by whar rhey !ell you or The glass cc tlt ng 111.11 once made the what you sec wr th your own eyes or hear wt!h yo ur own ears ever) ume US Se nate lhe world s mosl cxclu )O Utalk wt!h rhcm you should be able to go to the law and have the abuse r s1vc mens ~.:l uh Jt.: lndlns mtac t for arresred ro poss tbly sa\e a lrfe nol gtve rhe abuser rhc edge by know rng therr lhe Amerrcan ptcsr dc ncy spouse IS scared 10 do anythmg because they lrve rn lear 24 hours a day Hrll a•y RoJ h 1111 Clrnt on Her race I believe 1f we had a law srarmg help by a famil y mem ber or fnend 45 for til e U S Sc n.t!c Irom Ne\\ York percc nl of domes!lc vrolence would srop because the ahuser would know rs seen by .tll v and enemy hurh as rhc that rl wtll be told to someone else who can do somethmg abour 11 one who frrsl pn mary of an rncv rtabl c prcsr 1s not afra1 d of the abuser dcntral c,tmpargn I am gomg to wrtte to my Congressman wtth my vtews If anyone has fhe vo ters ,md the mcdm sec 11 anylhmg they want to add to send 10 the Congressman please lee! free to con !hal way Ask mosl Amcrrcans Irom tact me coasl 10 coast wbcrhe1 !hey would Why not make a law or change a law to grve rhc person who li ves m lola! rather warch 1 dcbarc bclwcen AI dtsasler 24 hours a day wnh fear their self csleem npped our of them rhcrr Gore and Gem ge W Bush or one health and lrusl des troyed probably for a long long tt me after !hey arc lrcc berween Hill ary Cl rnton and Rudy ,. Susan Cleland Grultant I know the clash I d lt ke to Chester see Suc h passiOnate mtc rcst can 1cs a Today ts Thursday Nov 18 the 322nd day of 1999 There are 43 days pn ce Whm other candtdale lor a left m the year state leve l oflr ce would have The Today s Htghlighr rn Htstory Eco nomt st ol Londo n wondenng On Nov 18, 1949 Jackte Robmson ofr hc Brooklyn Dodgers was named aloud whclher a ca ndr dalc was a lhe Naltonal Leagues Most Valuable Pl.t) CI leJ IIIImlc f 111 ol rhe local base ball On thts date t e am ~ In 1820 U S Navy Capt Nathamel B Palmerdr scovered rhe frozen con Mrs Clinron who has never ttnent of Antarcltca lr ved rn New York but wanls to In 1883, the Unned Slates and Can ada adopred a system of Srandard Ttmc become ns senaror lhe csltmah lc zones JOurn tl rcporrcJ 'omcw h.tl snrdcly governot Jrmmy Caller In 1980 lots !lung As prcsrdcnl Tex as Gov Bush ol Democr Us slu ck wllh C trler only Sen John McCarn R Arrz Vtce because lhe) were lcrnlrcd of Ronald Pres rdent Gore or ex Sen Bradley Rt:agan D N J could prove 10 be as weak as In 1984 Reagan and Wtllcr Mon Carter But rf th at s the case they dale were worrhy ,tdvcrs.mcs bul haven I belrayed starthng naws so m my Oemocrals were unh appy wllh far Mondale s dullness and over rcspon Bush allegedly 1s lr ghr 10 rhe ~1\t:ncss w ntcrcst grou ps mformarwn deparrmen l bul rhe In I %H Mrch.tcl Dukak rs proved advtscrs he s selected are all frrsr n rc tn emh Hr tssmc nt tn the Dcmm:r,lts and unrforml) atlest to hrs se lf assur who nomtn tied hnn In 1992 Chn ancc about pnncrplc and hrs allen ron was ahc.tdy diSm .ty rng De moc uveness to policy detatl ' '" ' for hrs phtl ,llldcnn e but only Bu sh d e,trlv has pol rlrca l ralenl Sen Bub Kc 11 ey (Ncb ) ,111d P1ul demonstrated rn Te xas .md tn hrs l' ong.t' ~,. h tllcngcd hnnl o1 the nom dommatlon of the GOP cslablrsh Ill 11101\ mcnt and he offers lhc prospcc l of T tw.. tum: 11 s dlll ell:nt Al111 ost changmg at least the parry s rm age ~.:~,; Jt .u n l ) ll th~.: end o l t h~.: p10l:c's and maybe rls subslance lhc Un rlnl St IIC> \\un I he butdcncd Fortunately Bu sh rs not gor ng to wit h 1 '"IP upcr.1 pr esiden t prnduc be able 10 stroll to the nommauon Ill ~ X 1 Itcd o iiJull doc uments ,md He II get tested by McCa rn who c n d l ~.: ... s cl lo11 s to bl.tmc otht:rs lor h1 s would cerramly make a h1gh sp rnred ph,! hl prestden! rf he somehow gels elecl 1 he l<>ur le 1d111g conlendcrs lor ed rhough he d be ar odds wrth pros the p1 cS 1dem:y thas t1mc seem to be of bot h parltes ~~ ow n ups v. ho sowed their w1ld oats The rwo Democ rals m,ty he dull rn voutlt II at all and wo n 1do so tn but they re al so smart expencnced the O~a l Oflr ce and have strong convtclllliiSaboullhc Sel l cont10l tsn 1 everylhmg rn a a ss u~;:s t:onfro ntm g the t:uunll y ptesrdent ol course V.ISe and skrll Whtchcvcr of them gels the nom lui k ,tdcrshrp IS the mus t unpmlanl matron should be able to wage" har d ' I ht!lrng c un pmgn agar nsl rhc Re pu b~ lr cans who arc pt oposr ng srgnrl rca nt polrcy changes rh 11 thq h"' cn ( educalc d rhc puhlr c \\e ll thou! ye l Repuhh<ans wanl lo p ull til) pll\ ,t li ZC Soc tal Sct:UII t) urt:n MedH..: liC to pi 1Vlltc msu1 m ~.:c ~.:um plll ! Cs ~.: utt ax. l:S su bstdnlldll) mJ lnmt II th1hty Ill laws ulls 1 ho>e propos li s - plu s HMO 1e lmm gu n uml 111l 111d h~.: lpl n r thc umn surcd - wrll mtkc 20011 "" 1 ssu~;:s nd1 dt: t: II Oil R1 ght now the puhhr.: std cs wnh DcnH t:l 1t s on most. olthcm w htdl 1s l1kd y to lc uJ to t' dose 1 ll: C ' The slakes 111 2000 .tre g10.tl enough dh.tl 11 oughl 10 be a well fought con!cst Conrrol of Congress ; 1s up for grabs along wrrh rhc power , probably to clt.mgc rhe td eology ol • lhc Supreme Coull As lhc rwo m.IJ Or p trUes make rt, a senous husr ncss d ell ron rhc pu b < Ia; w1l l not b~.: wnntlllg for comtc rehcl Off on the lnn ges rhcre sa err cus rn Iown c tiled rhc Rcl01 m Parry wrlh more clowns JOI Iltng up eve ry d.ty • (Morton Kondra~ke Is executlveedttor of Roll Call , the newspaper of Capttol Hill ) New domestic violence laws needed Blood drtve scheduled The Amenc.tn Red Cross Bloodmobrlc wrll be al Su u1hc1n H1gh Sc hool Tucsddy 10 a 111 2 p m All area res tdcnls are encouraged ro donate All blood lypcs M e needed To be a blood donor rndiVIdual s musr be 11 leas! 17 yeats old wc rgh lOS pounds or more, be m good ge ncnl health and not have donalcd blood wrlhm the pas! 56 days Athens-Darwm CAC Tite AIhens D,rrwrn Cruzens Advtsory Council wrll mcel Monday 3 10 p m al Mcrgs Counly Muhr Purpose Burldrn g/Scnror Cnr zcns Cc nrcr m Pomeroy rhc CAC wrll! eVICW the drafl Purpose and Need docu mcnl for lhc U S 11 prOJecl from Alhens lo Darwm By JIM ABRAMS Assocrated Press Wrrter ~liSiPetn'-et.ecr SUSH~ ~SKii'PeP TtliS 'fo afTI2ND .;1 FlltiDRaise« Eastern Meet the Team Tonr ghr the E.tsrcrn E,tglcs wrll hosrrhcrr annual Mecrrhc re tmntglu Ut:II VI\Jcs m thc E.t s l~.: rn H1 gh Sd 10ol gymnas iUm Adm1 ss1on lot the even t rs a lwo irler boule of pop a bltnk 'tdco tape or a con!.ttncr of G Jlor,tde Addllton,tl dona!lons lo rhe rea m wtll be accepted lo help provrdc m,ttc nals for rhc lc.tm tn d 10 promolc 1 wrnnrng ream sprrrl 1 he even! stalls at 6 p m Smger lo appear Denn rs Ch tpnMn wtll prescnl a concerl Salurd t) 7 p m al lhe Rock spnngs Unl! ed Mcrhodrsl Chur ch Puhlrc " 111\llcd ThanksgiVIng sent« A Th mksg tvrng sc f\ ICC wrll be held Sund ty 6 tom UnJtcll Mctho(ll st Chlll l:h B1mg c mned Inod 10 rIll II l ong Bot 11 ~.: m s 101 LOnpetlll\ c pdii Sh Round and square dance A 1ound tnd sq u 11 c d UK~.: w1th dOJl! IIH! md lm ~. : l bn c ln \! \\ ill he hc ld SatUiday H II p m u the I up pets Pluns Vt.: II.:I m s ol Fo1c1gn W,u s M usi l ·}ry Ttuc Counu y w11h John Ru sse ll c,tllrn ~ Mostly mild conditions to prevail during Friday Jus! when you rhoughr '""llcr was here II s warmrng up agarn Sourherly breezes bchrnd a ltr gh pressure cell wrll rdtse rempct,tlur cs ul!o ri1e mtd 60s at man y loc.tllons rn Ohro on Frrday Ihe Nau onal Wc.tlhcr Scr VICe Said Clouds may build ahead of an appro.tchmg fronr al syslem Fnd ty nr ght and showers mty occ ur rn wcsre rn Ohr o Lows lrkely wtll be mille low 40s The warmet condttlons should last at leas r through Sarurda) the recmd htgh tempe ralure for lht s date at the Co lumbus weather sla tron was 73 degrees rn 1954 whtl c Ihe record low was I0 m 1880 Sunse l tomght wtll be at 5 13 p 111 and sunrr sc Frrday al 7 21 a m Weather forecast· Tonr ghr Clear Lows ncar 40 Lrghl sourlt wrnd Frrday Mostl y sunny Htghs mlhe r111d 60s Fnday nr ghl Partl y cloud) Lows m the lower 40s Extended forecast Sarurday Partl y cloudy wtlh a chance of showciS Hr ghs 111 lhe ~ Os Sunday Parll y cl oudy Lows tn the upper 30s and htghs rnrhc !DWCI 50s Monday P,n tly cl oudy Lows rn the mtd 30s and lughs rn the uppct 50s No winner in Super Lotto fn endly tough ream pla) er who dt d n 1trash ralk Afler all Dave DcBuss chere was Bradl ey s roommate on rhe toad dunn g rhe Kotek s NB A 1973 champtonshrp season he ought to know somelhm g about the guy Brll Russell ex of the Boslon Celltc s sard In lhcse days of sprn contwl Brll Br.tdle y IS one of the most hones! people I vc ever mel Jultus Er vmg Dr J satd thai Bradley was someone who has alwavs bee n larr (a nd) would .1l ways u l to srand by 1m ( rmpcc cahlc ) record of suppollrng rhc Afnt: tn A m c n c~tn ~.:o mmumt y Karecm Abdul Jabbar was nervous he sard because I have hccn tnlcn !tonall y apoliuc,tlmy cnrnc lrf c As rhe exccplton lo prov~ rhe r ulc Btil Wahon ralked polurcs whtch he h,ts been dorng stnce he was lt ve feel h1.;h In h1s opcmn g mmutc he ~.:om mrtlcd a loul agmnsl Clu cncc Thomas who IS smurcr Ihan Walton IS !all Athletes m sharp contrasl to aclors are always complammg th ai they are taken too senously Thmk Charles Barkley I am not a tole model Speakrng of trash lalk AI Gore s campargn manager Donna Braztle sar d AI Gore doesn 1 need a one trmc show al Madrson Square G.udcn where you get ro dnbhlc wrth ol d time greats True enough no dnb bier he Bur Gore docs need somelhrng Kay.tkmg' A m,tl e counterpart to Naomr Wolf' An anlr obsessrve medtcatwn 10 deal wrlh hr s lh oughls about rhc Bt g He 1 In one se nse II s good lor Bradley that the players dr d nor wl k ,tbour po1 rcy Most ol them .tre rrd1 men and thetr ) Oun gcr coholls < o the court today are lar rrchct My sc n11 pccca ble so urces lc11mc lh tlmosl ol them beheve rhat Rc publrcans loo k our lor lhe rrc h guys so lhcv lc,tn Rcpuhlt c,m (If you make $5 mtllr on per ycm Clinton s I percen t uncapped Medrc at c SU! chargc tt!J s up t<t $50 000 each ye,u 1sk 1sk I And Br 1dlcy lor rhc moment rs on a I tS! brc,lk lo lhc left ol AI G01 c Hrnmm Altc1 til th os..: Tl lt:C lhrn~ S Ihe smlll llch JOc ks S lid about hun p~.: 1h tps th t:y 11 1.: hop iiH! that h1s pu hiK: poslt 1nns li e more th m he td l1kcs nothm ~ (Ben Wattenberg, a senror lellow at the Amencan Enlerpnse lnstl· lute, •s the author of Values Malter Most and Is lhe host of the weekly pubhc televrsron program Thmk Tank You may send comments to htm v1a e·mall Watmatlaol com ) Looking at the year of the woman voter "' w~.:c k - suJdcnl y I C V~.:dh.:d tlldt ' he h td 1lw 1\S hecn 1Yankees Ian I he pr >hl cm l tc rn g lhc l11 s! l 1dy w ts hem '" de tl wnh rhrs glob tl s k~.:p t! U~IH il)l Ut h~.:l d c\O l iO ili O the Bn mx Bo m h~.: J s Docs she ~lll ~.: nd the Wm ld Ser ies 01 lc l\ e Y mkcc St.tdl um iO Iter cs pcc led Rc publrcan oppo ncn! Rudolph Gruh,rn r ' Docs site sk rp rhc >r iles 01 lollow lhc Godf,nhcr s ~x 1 o m to kee p your l11cmh <.:lose ) o ut cncnncs cJo,cr ' Docs she ta ke ,t powde1 01 w,t lk 11110 rhc House rh 11 Ru th Buill and lake lhc hoo '"" of the ~.:c ntu1 y 1 lt ecommend she show up Woody All en thai grcal New Ym kc r once advtsed that 90 percenl ot ltfe IS showrn g up She should show up lake rhe wave of ndtculc fro m rhe grandslands and show she s a good enough sport and lhe !rue enoug~ fan 10 take the good w!lh the bad ol pub he hfe t say thrs because lhe above the bailie approach rsn t workmg The lalesl Zog hy poll has Rudy leadtng Hrllary 5 1 percenl fo 40 percenl More ommously It has rhe ftrsl lady s unfavorable ralrng ht g h~r than her fa, orable A thtrd of the last people who say rhey mrcnd to vole 1\.: ss Ill I he ._'C illi ~. : r t I th ~.: ~,; n d1 d li es for G1Uiran1 grvc her .ts rhc reason th Ill Ill t h ~.: p m\t:l o f til ~.: k n1tl c clot: By playmg the role of front run lor.ttc llsc ll Br ll Cl rnl! nt owed hrs ner Mrs Chnton has lei n val Rudy clcclron 10 wome n Men hated lum so play the scrappy role of challenger much !hey voted lor Bob Dole The 1cgular workrng and mtddle The gender gap rs JUst begrn class folk who lrvc rn the less !han nrng lo open rn rite rtce 'for 2000 A sptffy boroughs of New York Ihose monlh ago Gov Bush w ts lc,tdmg whom sleek Manh a!tantles dende as among horlt men ,md women foday the bndge and tunnel crowd lend he IS bcgumtn g lo sut ler rhe same fare lo roo! for rhc underdog among women !hal has h11 11 Repuh How else do )OUcx plamrhc Mcls hcan candtd tics smcc Ihe days of all these ye trs ' Ron ald Re.tgan A month ago he was Elr zahelh Dole Her campar gnl m leadtng by 19 percenl ,unong ,~ the Republican pt esrdcnual nomrn.t and bv 7 pcrcenl among womelf tl on Wds m u kl:d by some cad y Whrle hts backmg from men has ext:l lcmcn t she was the lone rnched up to 21 percenl he now lrat (s Republican to take on rhe gun 1ss uc Gore among women - but an O\ erudrn g cau11 0n As one Could II be that rhe more Gore reporlcr nored she loo ked more lrkc pu shes hts Democrauc credentialsa candtdate for pleSJdcnt of rhe pro labor pro reac hers pro health Rcpublrcan Women s Club than pres care, pro envtronmenl - lhc more rdenl of the Unucd Srarcs Unlr ke women see hrm as lhctr man m rite John McCar n she fa rled 10 rake the race' If so George W Bush wtll neeil lr ghrro the medr a or lhc honl runnel more rhan charm a ft csh face and a George W Bush good name to beat hnn Drd Mts Dole suffc1 from the (Chns Matthews, chief of the same res1stam:c thdt now conf ro nts San Francisco Examiner s Waa.hMrs Clrnron rn New York ' lngton Bureau, Is host of "Hard· It so rhe power of women rn pt es ball on CNBC cable channels ) , tdenual electrons may eonunue lo Ir e CLEVELAND (P " ) - fhere were no tickets sold namm g all SIX num bers se lected m Wednesday nrghr s $4 mtlhon Super Lono drawmg so Sat urday nrghl s Jackpot wtll be $8 mtllron, the Ohro Lotlery surd There were 52 Super Louo uckets wtth fi ve of the numbers and each IS worth $ 1 039 The 2 649 1tekcts showrng four of Ihe numbers are each worth $64 In Krcker no pl ayer had rhe exact SIX drgu number lo cl atm $100 000 The three Ktckcr uckcts showrng the first fi ve dtgtls arc each worth $5,000 The 33 w1th the fnsl four numbers are each worlh $ 1 000 The 340 wtlh the first rhrcc numbers arc each worth $100 and the 3 140 wtth the f1rs1rwo num bers are each worth $10 The Ohto Loller) wrll pay out $307 624 10 wmners rn .Wednesday mght s Ptck 3 Numbers darly g,tmc whtch had sales of $965 32 1 SO The Ptck 3 Numbers d,1y game wtnners payout was $492 277 on sales of $328 559 50 ol lLIII'i'> the ho uti l o,; duliJm s W~: hLIJ 1.:\ 1.: th II thi s I'll t the 1)' t n II ) lt On 111 tuoss the ho ud LUI We VL " II LI 0\L:I lfld tl \c l 11 " 1111\ tilL lt _ht \\ n I uL kh u t ~ ud Still 11 ~.. s 11 d \\o,; hI \~: the ll ~,;xl hd 1 ' hi \\ ll llkL \ hi\ \\ I I k \VIl ho ut luJth u lutLIKs - II \ I prrorrlr cs for rhe lur urc ol rhe coun lry Burh >Ides c,ln he p111ud ol lh " at.:LOJd House S p~.: tkcr Dl: nn1' H l'lc rl R Ill ' 11 0 11 Ihe close ol Ill J avs ol ncgo tt.lt Hm.., on 1 hill UlVt.: l I Jltl"' lhli ll\ \\ 1th t l\.\ I) ' 1 111 1""1\t..: j1 1d I l: l tdLil \\ I! 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In th1 ' v.~.:Lko,; nJ hll ll!..!l ll !..! t 1 111 t lld th .., \.o,; u . , -.,os l\ n l Cun t v.,, l{l g e\c i y l h m ~ h um ed ue til Hl tnd t:l ln1C il gh tllle p1 ogi tlln S to I( I C I ~ Il It w t' n 1 un lll lL 11 tlll d nl _h t \Vu.l nod 1) th II lhL \\\ 0 \ Il k ' le- l cL: J lh ll lhl:) h td "L ttkd d ill l l -.; lll l:l.i ()11 tht I h i ILill 11 11 111 huldup - 'While Hou ... ~.: tn -. l ..,k nu th I k d t..:l d t_cn l ies el:l so me ll cx thli lty 111 r..: IT! ymg Hd lily The Assocrated Press i.lc htc,ed :-ilatus tlu ough hmd wo1k s!Ud) and !alent fhelf cr ,tlr too rcqun cs ext reme diSc rplrnc Sur ely Ihe) f tee Ihe p10blems ol cclcbrtty If ) ou v. .mt to know about cndu1 am:c 11y dm ng Ihe lead role m a pl .ty matr nee and C\cnrng The good thcspt ans ha\ e a tc lrncd mlclleclual se nse of what !hey nrc lryrng 10 accomplish ,t ls o oflen tran scc ndcnral So whal s the drlf erencc 1 Pur !healer lolks rn front ol a mr crophonc and camcr.t non scrrpl cd and !hey wrll tell you why Roe ' Wade 1s sacrosanct why soft money ts corruptmg Amcrrcan poliltcs, why gun s ktll people or m Charlton Hes lon s case why rl s people rhal ktll people As a class !hey tend to be he' e th at Ihey have nor only a trghl bur a duty to ralk substance 1jtey al len belie\ e rhcy are very, very scrrou s people ari!Sis m lact But rn the public polrcy arena rhey t) p 1call y lalk much dbout whar rhcy do nor know much tbou! Thrnk Barbra Stretsand Vrewed as a group !hey arc prn fess aonal aclors and amateur pohllctans On rite urher hand the arhlcrcs cndotsrn g B1 adley were ralkrng about son1d hmg they dtd kno" Bradley Th ey satd he was ,, ht ghl y compel! tl ve dtsctplrned fa1r rnrelli genr , sp~: ndlll _ cil llll IS I II IU111ph Ill ld Vlll LJilg lhl ll Veterans nu shots Free fl u shors wr ll he 1\,ul ,tblc 10 \ Cicrans "ho h.tvc a cun cnr phoro ID card Tuesday 10 1111 noon ,md I 2 p m al the Vcrcr,uts Scrmc oflr cc 11 7 Memon al D11 vc Pome10y h~: L tu s~.: de II WASHI NGTON - Culmrntlln g 1yc tr ol Int ense pollt1c 11 h tttk . . lhl House IS wr.rpprng up "'work fm Ihe yc rr "Hh t vote on 1 $WO hrl lro n budget hill th ll both co n ~ 1 \:ss 1 u n 1l Rcpuhi K tns tnd the Wh 1k H u us~.: WHQRe'S Pro athletes are getting a bum rap Letter to the editor Long-delayed budget bi/1/]eads for House vote Meigs announcements Thursday, November 18, 1999; The Dally Sentinel • Page 3 Pomeroy, Mtddleport, Ohto Wh11L:: Hou se ' p n k ~.:s m 111 Joo.: Lockltatl spc 1knt,; h om lst,mhul lwkl:y Sdld th o.: t U~.:e m c nl Llc~ul y rdl ct:ts P l ~.:s ldc n 1 C hnlon s pn ont 1cs oul rite GOP proposal ol 111 across lhc hoard cui While Hou'e hudgct d11 cc tor Jack Lew and I JUS! made the deal Sen Pete Doment ct R N M on Cll \ l! onmc n t ll proli.:C\ 1011 f'!ty m g Umted Nati on" J ues md hnm g tc tch c r ~ ,md poltLt: Bur rl w" cqutll y ck m lh 11 Ihe p!cstdc nt \\ ts J cl u~.: tmtt u lCec p l th~.: J ll llll i iH! stop ' 'e: n $60 tt ..!s Cu l Row m Rtt: mc :J, c\X speed Amy J Mc Dontld I 111 '"ri le >511 spee d Rose ll\ II Y D Irk Rccds\lllc M' >pee d EMS units answer 7 calls (Continued from Page 1) m lJOI cause" ot hurnout .Js a p~.: rt:c p es teem t:O pln g ' kil ls and soc1al sup tJOn olrhc role rhey pl.ty the unreal pori on Ihe olhcr rsllc ex pcc lalt ons Ihe) h 11 c of them She '"'d 111.11 rl tlldl lt,tl ancc ,!ci s se lves the Jac k ol con!IOI because Dl upped the !!lcrc.tscd cmoltonal pt es fm,tnces tesout ccs and basrc skrll s s ure L:dll m Cl whelm C\ L:O the most the unrealtsll c dem,mds they pur dcdtca lcd c.u cg rvc • She hsled lhc upon rhemse lves and Ihe hmllalr ons they expenence whtch are no I auit of lhw own (USPS 21 J 960) There arc many stralcgtes rhut can CommunJI} Newspaper Hokhngs Inc be used to prevo11t burn out sard Erchrn ger but lhe one she men Publ shed eve ry a ft ~rn oo n Mondav lh rough Fnday 111 Cou n St Pomeroy Oh o by the Ironed was humor Caregtvcrs need Oh m Vall ey Pubhshmg Company Second class a sense of humor for two mam rea postage pa1d at Pome roy Oh•o Membtr The Auoc atcd Press and the Oh m sons- first 11 helps them sun tvc the Newspaper Assoc1a110n ngors ol caregiVIng and second rl Postma!ifcr Se nd address corred 1ons ro The Da11y Sent net I I 1 Court St Pomeroy Ohm helps !hem mamlarn therr general 45769 menial and physr cal well be tng SUHSC RIPT!ON RATES The Daily Sentinel By Carner Gr Molor Route One Week .$2 00 0 11e Month $8 70 One Year SI04 00 SINGLE COPY PRICE o~ ly 35 Cents Subscnbcu no1 desiTing to pay the earner may Jt m t n advance ducclro The Dat1y Sentm el on a three s x or P month ha ss Crcd I v. tl1 be g ven earner each week No subscf puon by matl permtl etl n a eas where home earner se m ce s avatlabl e Publ sher rese rves the n ght to adJUSt rates dur ng the s ubscr piton pcn od Subscr phon rate chan ges may be tmplememed by changtng lhe dural on of the subscnplton MAIL SUBSCRIPTION Inside Meigs County 11 Weeks 26 Weeks 52 Weeks .S27 30 S53 82 SIOS 56 Rates Outside Metgs County $29 25 I 3 Weeks 26 Weeks 52 Weeks $56 68 St09 72 Reader Services Correction Polley Our main tonctrn 1n all :stories is to be accurate rr you know or an error in 8 story, Cull the newsroom at (740) ?92 ZlSS We w1ll check your lnrormation and make a corrc<:tion if warranted News Departments The matn number 1~ 992 2155 Depart ment extensmns are General Manager.:........................Ext 1101 New~·· ······· ······················ ············;~·E<I or Ext 1102 1106 Other Services Advertl•lng....................................txt 1104 Cln:ulahon Ext 1103 Classified Ad• .Ext 1100 Stocks AEP- 33-5/16 Akzo - 43·3/4 AmTech/SBC - 51 ·3/4 Ashland Oil - 35·518 AT&T- 47-7/16 Bank One - 37-7/8 Bob Evans -14-3/4 BorgWarner- 41-13/16 Champion- 5 Charming Shops- 6-1/8 City Holding - 15-5/16 Federal Mogul - 24 F1rstar - 27·318 Gannett - 72-9/16 K mart - 9-5/16 Kroger- 23-112 Lands End - 52-3/8 Ltd.- 38-114 Oak Hill Financial- 17 OVB-34 One Valley - 35·1/8 Peoples- 23 Prem1er - 10-112 Rockwell - 49 RD Shell- 65· 1/2 Sears - 31-3/4 Shoney's - 1·3/8 Wendy's - 23-3/4 Worthington - 15· 13/16 Darly stock reports are the 10 30 a.m. quotes provrded by Advest of Galhpohs II also lteld the kd~.:ra l ... p~.: nd m g to 2 S p-.: 1 llll:Tc ISIll ,!; lund s lm \l.! l tht: mi11111 y llld cJuL 111 nn ~:~.: n l w hll ~,; 1.: 1 lll' lm very please d u1d !hrrllcd wllh !h rs hdl Democ1 tt:.. abo -. I timed llh lj 11 ' ILtOT h.:.., m secu nnJ lunds lm SO 000 more poilu: u ll llc l s on th t: sl 1ccl 1ddu rontl te tellers I<> reduce cl ~>s "''L ~ lld l tn tCCI Il J .1gc nucs tnd dcp ut lllLil h C l1111on has srgned etghl olher htlls rn!o 1,1\, The fiScal ye 11 !leo" an Oc r I ami Congress on Wt.: dnesddy had to approve rhc srxlh of 1slnng ol shorr term spendrng hrll s 1 • keep lhc led eral gmcrnm cnl full y luncl r on r n ~ wh1lc the budgt:l n~.:L~:ol lll lun ' ... uug glcd l<>r w 11 J Rcpu hlu.: ,m . , proposed the 1uu'' the ho,trd lUI to ~.:olllpl:n 'alt.: I 11 Jh( \OillC $h h1lhon 111 nc\\ spcndtn _ dcnMndcJ h) t h~.: td !lllllJ slf l!Jnn I• 1 ~.:dut:atlo ll md ot her proer 1 n' Clin to n ca rh ~.:r \Ctocd 1 I p du:nt l Ul Ill :J IJ lcdcra] pn g1 1111 \ llgUIIL th It 1l would d t n 1gc uuu II t ~,.th.: r 11 sc i VIus But 111 m mL 11l lg h t H.:k ph o n ~.: L all I ro111 1 u h) hl nd Has tcrt tc nl lii \C I) t!r~.: o.: d 11 1 () lX p e ! ~:~.: n t l: Ut 1' I mg 1.., tg~: n Lil' h td \( m~.: !lcx Jhll!l y on ho\.\ to Jc.: lu ~...L 'pcndrng 4 money to )1 1) US h 1ck dues 10 rhc Unrled Narw'" 1• • W)l: Rl\c.: l MILle.: l"i t lLUll d U1J c il ll llll ltl ll e- j)I0\1 th1 L t 1 the th q l\ SliU ~~~ ~ ?.~!~~!9 ~ • • • • SIUil S Ulllllllllll _ IIl Li oil lhtllt11 tiJ ll 1h1.: Ch lin n tdmm h ll 111on oppusld " Located At. 33 7 Mmutes ~orth of Athens lodl! ITirn.tt 111 ~Tilt rNIIllyFrr This SciHIII l.bln Opel At &30 PM H011. t/trN Prl.. ~ A'VIiu4t 11 o nm ~.: nt ** I he Jll l.! ... Jd c n l J {) ( hl "i rll! 11\IL'\ \\ c _ot uu1 prullll l:"i s 11d H JU"iL D~.: m ou til L k td c.:1 D1Lk Gc ph udt 1 I ** M l s"iOllll rh ~,; t h~.: 11 hud ..!e l Jl tc ki.l ..!l.! Ul\ Cl l.i 11\l ol l.i JlCIHIJ no hiiJ "i !111 lnl l lllllil 111~ the dcp,nrm enls ol lntenor H~.: 1I th .mJ Human Su \ JlCs l mc 1gn e~1d and score' ul othc1 p10g1ams )pR JNGVAll FYCIIIFMA 446•4524 WED OilllhLJ L ' .,f I '1H•JMK'ot I Kl """ ' 11/24 THURS 11 /25/99 BOl OffiCE Will OPEN AT 6 30 PM FOR EVENING SHOWS 12 30 PM fOR SA1 & SUN MATINEES Huch,man Camden Clark Memo11al H< sp u.d RUT l AND 7 46" 111 Mergs Mmc 2 Wrlh ,un Orkr HMC 10 10 a m Pomeroy 1'1kc E'clyn Gdlr m HMC 2 47 p 111 Krngsb ur y Ro td Pu m c 1oy M lii C Ht C..! IIlS 0 Bien ~,;..,-, Mc mulltl Hosp11 1l Ccnll tl Drsp.llch "''~ TIE BACIIUIR ~ ~ 11Dtmllllenee 7'15, 9:40 Zeh!\8 MWI Car~ ....... FriDJ It 7:11& 8:45 ID&IIi HAIMllllll ~ 7:30, 9:45 (H«twJ Fan*e Jansseo Usa Loeb Goolltey Rush IIIIMII Fr1DJ II 74ti I 8:liO td lS... 1S\CJ N1111 Sbows SUirtinr ErUU!y IIIW1RII IS MIT INIOOH ,. '' 7:00, 9:45 (ActiGr/Adverlui!lllt~~~l Pre>ee B tosmn SI.IEPY HOO.OW Scplie Ma>ee,u ~~ (SuspenseiH~omanceJ Joim"' O~p 0~10 0~10 onE Y OTTE Y IS STILL WAITING TO BE WON IN THESE OHIO LOTTERY INSTANT GAMES! lMNNING WINNING PRIZE TICKETS PRIZE TICKETS ~IZE nCKETS AMOUNT REMAINING AMOUNT REMAINING AMOUNT REMAINING COFFEE BREAK CASH BEAT THE HEAT 13 1 808 24098 $699 $50 $25 $ 599 100 $50 $ 25 10 134 3207 18 669 s ONE FOR THE MONEY $ 1 200 $600 $60 $ 30 4 13 166 16 193 MONEY GAME 2 48 1498 21,488 $800 $ 100 $50 $25 BOWUNG FOR BUCKS $ 3,000 $300 $50 $ 30 2 22 2934 16 093 MILLENNIUM CASH $2,000 $ 100 $25 4 87 16 373 HIGH 5 1 8 28 2 011 21033 $1000 $500 $ 100 $50 $30 BUCKEYE 300, 25TH ANNIVERSARY $30000 $3 000 $ 300 $60 $ 30 2 2 39 2 023 9 358 MONSTER CASH I 3 100 10 504 ............... ..... 4 ................ 176 23 673 $599 $ 100 $25 BASKETBAll s 1,000 .................... s 500 ................... . $ 150 .......................... $ 100 .................... . $50 ........................ $30 ....................... . $20 .......................... . 3 3 28 207 1 648 1 068 5 468 BATn.ESHIP $25 000 .................., .. 2 6 5 000 26 $500 92 $ 125 147 $ 100 10 336 $40 37061 $25 s EXTRA BINGO s 20 000 $ 1 500 .. ........... $ 1,000 ............ . $200 ................ . $ 100 ················· $ 75 ................ $50 $33 $30 $25 $20 5 6 7 233 509 461 25666 27230 64683 87808 151 333 $2 000 $ 100 $50 $20 DOUBUNG D4)U.ARS $5 000 $2500 $200 $ 100 $50 $25 s RING UP THE CASH 1 169 3 512 6 953 6 2 69 1 426 9 278 11682 THANK YOU! CONGRATULATIONSI HAPPY BIRTHDAY! HAPPY ANNIVERSARY! 500 625 $ 100 $50 $ 25 8 213 30 904 61 238 ' AS OF NOVEMBER 9,1999 CASH ZONE II BIG STACKS OF CASH $ 10 000 $ 100 $ 25 $ 500 $ 100 $50 $25 10 ...................... 1g6 2 89g 5 598 There are over 748,648 tickets .till out there with a prize of $20 or more. If you total all the prizes on thttH tlcketa, It comes to more than $22 milltonl FEEL LUCKY TODAY? All 11sted Instant TICket games mav not be at all agent locatoons !"he Ohoo Lottery Commoss >on remonds vou to Please Play Re sponsobly All lott ery player s are subject to the rules and regulations of the Oh10 Lottery CommiSSIOn Bob Tift, Governor • MltctMII J Brown, 01rector Ol.C Graphrcs Dept • 11 / 99 The h1o Lottery rs an r:c qua 1 Opportunity Empl~er ..... ., and Serv•c• Provoder • ~ 1999 Oh>o Lottery CommJSsron 0 7'15, 8:35 Chi!S!na Roo All AGES, All TIMES $4.00 WINNING Home caregiver does Domcnrcr s ud gr 1wth ol $(J0 c.:x p11 ~.: d POMEROY - Uml s ol the Mcrgs Counly Emerge ncy Medt cal Sen rce rcLordcd seven l tll s for ass istance Wednesday Units rcspondrng mclud ed CENTRAL DISPATCH 6 13 p m Batl ey Run Ro td PomerO) Bertha Kmg Holze r Mcd teal Center MIDDLEPORT S OS p m Custer, Street 7adt Konkle trealed at lhe scene POMEROY 7 07 p 111 Stat chcr Road M,n garcl Hartley Vetc1ans Mcmon.tl Hos pttal REEOSVII LE 8 13 p m State Roure 124 Don Ihe hoard cur lor fede1 tl pr og1 ams small hut sy m ho l1 ~.: 111 show111 g th~,; ll Lommllm cnl to l! su1.l rcspons lhlh ty, (1 llLC Bo"gcss G.tllrpoh' $200 .1nd wsls FR A suspe nsron $20 speed M II YC E, ms Mtdd lepm 1 $25 ,md wsts l,ullll l l< ) lcld D,tvrd Holcomb Po m ~: 1 JV $ 100 dnd co~b lu lun.: to u mpl v Srcph mr c Connoll y Mtd dk p<ll $ 100 md costs d!Sotdctly " ""'"" ' lose ph Connoll y $ 100 and LOSt,_ dt... OI<. krh CLJ JldW..: \ Fn~ k lltn ..! ho nds v.crc Bdh 1 ) nch Mrddle port $60 1u nnrn ~ red lr •hi Co! C"ll' YA l1ylor Mrddk porl :S4X s pc~.: d J \me A S nnn H m ~ M,u \ clt 1 aJsn WO O tht: IT 0 1H pl:TI.:Cill lli OSs llld II II \llll: lh~.: Middleport mayor's court MIDDLEPORT - Mrd dlcport Mayor Sand ) l,mn lfcllr processed IH c tscs 111 Ma yor s Court on Mond tv lmed were Rohc1I M H tl cy Pomero y $2 5 ,md ~.: u st s .Jss u1uJ d ear dtstancc Bobby M.xorc Mrd dleporl $ 1(X) and costs menaun e tht eats Jeremy E Bamell fhumtm $200 and cosls FRA suspensron $25 exptred rags $25 no rnsur.tn cc CJ,ucncc H Rou' lt Jr Brd wel l $ 10 and cosls speed Ronnr e D Holley M!ddlepon $25 and cosls grvrn g false ml or111a11 on lo olltcers Nyoka M Retlmrre New Haven W V,t $200 and costs FRA suspcnsron Grna Snyder Mtddlcport $25 md costs runnmg stop st gn Adam D ch urman of the Senate Budge! Co m • 111111ec satd The budget btll has hcc n 1g1ccd 10 Passage would gtvc borh Rcpuh Ire tn s tnd Democr II > lhc fodder they need to n.: turn home d ,umm g dlUllllpl ish ments Republicans say !hey ach1cved rltw goal ol h 1l ancmg Ihe hudgcl wh1 lc 1ssurmg th 11 the Soc J,II Sct: u rlly lrusl fund goes ulllouchcd rltcy �., Sports The Daily Sent~~! • Thursday, November 18, 1999 The Daily Sentinel • Page 5 Jf""""~"""~'~ll-q t PICTUIIE YOUR CHILD t Thursday, November 18, 1999 .Big Ten archrivals to meet Saturday in Ann Arbor , AMONG THE ... Michigan puts vet@ran QB on line against OSU's youngblood By RUSTY MILLER COLUMBUS, Ohtu (AP) - On on e s1dc ~ ~ ,1 sc n1nr who has been ~.;can.:d .111d s~ an:d tn hH! came~ anJ ie,trned lrom the proc~ ,~ On the othcJ " a IH>l-ycaJ starte l who" a work an p rog rc ~~ Wh en No 10 Mtcht~ ,m hosts ~tru gg ltn g Oh1o Stale S ,ll~rc!.t y Jhc showdown will likely tccteJ on hOI\ much the Wolvcnncs' Tom Bwl) H'as learned and how much the Buckeyes Sieve Bd1Jsa11 h.b hccn able to lorgct ahou1 lm 1t1al hy ltre A year ago. Brad) set "hool records wuh htS 3 1 complctwn s. So ancmpts and 375 passmg yards tn Columhus Btillll the most llll [lO I1.mt lu1 .mothl' l 111 Ihe 1111.11 J ' llllllU h.'s to Now he h.J s met 01 L'X~CClkLI mo ~ t stat tst u.:al d!.!partmc nt 11 w.1 s Oh1o \\Ill th~ L!.lllll' ol them Si.tlc .11. Mtehtgan 16 ·11 lt;oks like he s pl.oylllg .thou ! In 10111 ol the la . . l stx games. the Now the vcicr;m B1 ady ts h,lc k l1kc G JJL' \L d1d when he \\,Is up ... cn 101 \.:o-cap t.un h.t.., JMsscll !01 at anJ nJtng lhe nc~t lll ,\ strong st.: .I - l hl..' ll..' ... Oh1o St.ll l..' ~,..· o.tl:' h Joh n lc.tsl 250 y,ud s lli.tJy 1,mks 111 the Sllll l'nu pl'l s~lld l t.: k 111ng to ll11:t 11. nol top II\' C 1n al l th1 cc m:tJlll LJ ICCJ " He delulllcly looks a lol more' Bt'h who kd th ~ \ Voh'L'IIIll' s to .1 p .1ss 1ng catcgm 1cs ,\1 M1 c h1 ga n conl tdcnl." Oh1 o State wrncrh,tck ll.tl lUil ,ll Lh d lllJllt lllShtp I \ \{} y l'.ll ~ fhat hasn 't hccn the case at Oh1o Ahmed Plummer s:ud " II seems li ke ,\ g (l St.lll'. hownca he JUst kno\\s w h~ l ~ to go wit h the 13J .Idy no lon g.-:1 i.i h.uc ... the ptl .., l · You' vc col Jo throw the hall h,li I . llon w11 h D1cw I kiJs(lll .1nd h,p. "g.unsl Mtcht<g.on In h.1 vc an) ktnd of In last week \ ~..om~ - l r01l1 - hchmd l! lUWil ,dnn l! Wtlh the ltlth -1.111kcd ch.tnce wh,ohocvc J · Ohio Sialc J 1-27 upset at Penn Si,ll c. Bt.ody \.Voi\Cillll'..,·L oth::nst.: lhc p.t st k \\ uMch John Coopc1 ~LlH.l completed 17-ol -.1(, passes lor 2'Y \We ks Ju o,; t two )t.:.us .tgu. l3J ,tdy II that 's th e c,tsc , !hen ihc ymds and three mlcH:cpuons. hu1 lltttl'd With lhl' ldC,\ ul IJ,\ll SICIIIII _g also tos~cd a tou ~ hdown pass he lore hcrausq he w.t, so th..,JIIuswncd wHh IUOJllng for om.· ~con: and pa ss 1n g the expcct.lltons th!U ... l upon hnn Buckeyes who the oddsm.tkcts have li sted ,ts douhlc·dJgtl underdogs - may ha ve an cx\lcmcl y lon g lnp hack so uth . Bel h slll l wou ld h.t vc to ro mpktc hts nex t 20 passes JUs! Jo teach 50 percent on Jh e season He IS lOth Ill the Btg Ten 1n pass c llt c t e n~y and has wmplcicd mo1c than half ol hts passes in only one ol the lrtst c1ght camcs < But he ts sltll Cooper 's guy Cooper sdtd 1Im week that he never teally constdeted hflngtng tn backup lJt'lfnll 7 V,tllltiU\I.'r ~ IIM1li.1 2 c,~l, ! l , ll.l.• I \nllll'uu ~ <. 11 ~. 11 1 1 NBA standings F.ASTF.RN COI'IFERF.NCF. Atlanlll U111SIIIn ll:ltw 11.1..~ 7 i\li .ll!ll !ltl\ltl ll No.: I\ ~ ,, , ~ ) 77)'1 6~.;; ()ll ,tudo ~ qo .u .. l 'llllldL'Iplll ,l .. -1-4~ v . .-~~ kr 'c' I I> I I'' \\ ''hlll~h•n l~n lr.1l lll\i stun .;; llli<lllh l lildt.Ul.l t\li111 .luk.-c Ul\11 \ ND l h n lt iiJ~· \ ~~~.;; t (,~ ~ .. -;:;(J {J Ht \tl.mt.l {1 ~'0 7 1~~ -·- ll:ltw U1.~1 1{ [1,11\llk\· L'h.al n tt l' II L'IIt llt\ ' .. \',III~ UII1 l'1 Dt m ~ • H ou~111 11 ~ ~9 'i 7 ~~ 6 Pl'n••·l 1>.11\U il , 1l 1 1 s~al tle Pll oe m ~ LA 889 I 800 ! 2 778 778 I I 1 ~ '>'i6 0 250 I' 6 l 50 ' Goldr n State C l1 p~r s It H (I 10 11 '" 17 1)( 0 10 11 ,, -II !LJ 19 I t> ~I ~I J [1 4'i Wednesday's scores Bos10n I I~ CLEVELAN D 101 ~!1 :11111 9~ Ph1 ladl• lptua 91 Detro11 109 New Je r se~ 107 Ponland 8! Or loru.Jo 79 Charlone 104 Dallas '19 LA Cl1ppm 89 Mmne sma 8~ U1ah 98 New York 00 Ph ~ m 11 lOCi Clmago 81 Seatt le I l l Golden State 108 . I f1 f, \\ hcl'lm ~ J < ~~ -H.l I X -1'-;1 I 4 " l nlt.'d1J Pac1fie D11 is10n s l " 1J •7 Johii , IU\1 II HLiNTI NG I LIN Pont and Sacramento L ,\ Lakers (I !~ liJ ~{l u~ (I 10 1, n -1 ·~ 0 -·- Iwn 01\I SIOO .ll:LIC!>GI!L! Gret.' n\ll le Pl't" Dee South Caro li na flunda lallahassee Ja, kson\tl le Augusla 10 I0 7 , 1 5 4 6 7 1 "i I 0 0 2 0 0 10 20 16 1-* 10 'il l7 -46 12 -4R 4' 17 19 -47 -16 S l1 ~2 s I) l() 57 Soulhl\tSI 01\islon R l 1 17 48 8 'i I 17 'il 7 'i 2 16 '>l Bmmngham Mnbile BatonR ou ~e ?cns.1cola MiSSISSippi "i 7 0 1~ lR H ~6 16 45 l7 9 0 12 46 New Orle.ms ,"\ 2 12 l8 \1 Lou ts1nna 7 12 -H .J9 Ja(k5on 'i 9 0 10 'l 50 Arkt~nsas 3 9 0 6 l4 ~~ NOTE l wo potnt s are awarded for a \'It tor) shootou\ losses earn nne p01nt and are refl'rred to as Thursday's games Toronto ut Washmgton , 1 ~ tn San Amom o al M i l waukee 8 p m Socramento at Houston. 8 lO p m L A l:1.k en m Den1 er 9 p m Sean I ~ al Vant'OUier 10 p m 6 'i 5 pll Ioiii] hc· .t <l ll111111tl'.l 1!!,11 11<.! ( HIC \ <iO 1\LIJ .I S \ ti ll,ll<'d (j t\liL'< lknJ.lll llll ,IIJd I ( I .111 h:c' l1k.'t l l•' tll th1 lll!llltd 11\l PI,J,l'd I C D 1~oh-1 Sunpl-.1111 .tnd <, I IL'I I H1ul>t'if 1111 tlk' llllllf"l'J h\1 Foot hall Friday's games \R !ZOI\ \ ( \ IW INA l '-i l 'l.tad l.!l 7.1Lk \\,il l ''lllllllll<'d ii'SC IIC Si l! llt'd Ill J.lllll'S l o h!lltl \II.1\ N I\ I AI.CONS l11! '.I. :JIIL' TS l l n 11111.'d \VR IJi} :Jrl Sui I G.udner • I'HII. ADU !'IliA I: AG II S ,\nlluu 11w .l thl.'l li Cit' ,11\:lnkJ 'II (.h ,ltl LC WI ~ oil \\1ll< l'tS !1 0 111 St l tlllb Rcknocd ll Ld Smith S1g1JCd WR lro~ Sm11h ~nd lYf lkn \\' tlhmn~ h nmllll' 1'1 ,\l ll ~- ~ squ.1J S1!! neJ WR De< Ill $11ay lle iu th1' pr .IC I"c Sl{Uad SAN DIEGO CH.\RGEKS 1\lmed lJE t\dnnn Dm ~ l e fr om the pll )~tcally un o~hlr 10 pc1hmn hst \o 1he artt \t: ro ~ t l.'i Tonight's Home Appliances and Electronic,. ~am~s ONE DAY ONLY! Ro.mok .u Greensboro Lolm l.UW at Net\ Orlcam HU N l iNG 1ON .11 1\u ~ us t ~ Arka n~ 1~ .11 B,l\ illl Rtlll!!t' r~·~ ·n ., 6 1)111 , 1"\ll rcl• N ' L I RI fU. G£ GA , 7 1 0 10 ' t ~ l~u\\1.-r , 1 ! 1 'i6 h 2 l) f) Nnrtht•astiJi\ 1s111n I~ fl I I Ull .t\1 ,, lt\1 11111 11 n,,stM• BuH.tl• ' II r. l llllliC,ll '> -l/1 -1~ l'i ~~ ~I 1~ ~.! ~~ 10 ~l} ~(, ~6 % ltJ I ~f, hO -1 1 6 10 0 ~ 1 ~0 .. ~ 0 I6 ~0 ~6 11 I I~ ~7 ¥J ~ 7 Sou1hfasl 10 h (.' IIL•Im.t ~~ ,, H11 ~ \\ . I ~ IHtll!t ll ll I.lnllla b.1~ 7 x 6 10 All mta J fl 10 1 -·- 1sion 1 24 ~I [) 19 .. ' 1 16 4'i J I~ ~q I II l7 4! -17 ·n 'i7 60 WF.STERN CONFERENCE .• u n .l\ l on Ch 1rlnlll' ,\( Grccn1 1l lc \\ h,·d nJ ~ .11 H.u llp1lHl Rtl.IJ , Saturday, November 20 I h•11tl1 :u J.ILksnmtllc f, Jfl ,lh , I S~\'1.' ,II J u hn ~ h ll\ 11 Loom an·• .11 l\ 1 ~t l·ul c Btnnm!!h.mt .11 Nc11 Odt .ul ' s,)U1h C.u <~lllll .II l'l'L' lkl' Rldlllumd .11 Rmnnkc l nledo nt l• cnttlll '~ ZERO% financing for ONE YEAR on all home appliances over $399 and all home audio and video over s499 when you use your Sears card* Plus all Maytag~ KitchenAid; Whirlpool' and GE Profile· dishwashers on sale** Transactions B•seball Amcr1cnn l.l'uguc Art!!'\'fff:1~~\NGI.I.S Nam.:d 1\h kl' lll, lll.l\!l.'f '~ JfA LII ~IO 'U R I OLI~S \\ ................. l 11 II PI~ 1 I -1 6 6 I) 4 10 C h ~~;agn Nort h~ est 9 fl Y:~II L' (lll ll' r Cnlnrado Edmonhlll C.llgar) T RT 1 H < ' ~ 1 I -l Gt lu\ ~ H ll 'i 0 ! 1 '6 ~ 14 l9 I I 1 -46 -1 ' 12 I 2l S7 I ~0 ~1 1 IS" -*'\ 0 ll l4 60 :'iO -46 67 Pacifle Oh 1ston 28 6 ~ ~0 17 69 ~ 8 Phocmx ll '~ -49 An1h~ •m IJ 11 Q ~9 Dallas R ii 0 18 -W -l l 01t'lllnle losses lOUnl ,IS a loss .lnd a r~ll: ulau o n Los A n ~cb S.m Jose 12 11 10 4 4 9 ..1 6 9 0 I 0 I ~ tJ e Wednesday's scores Dallas 2 Washmaton l-lle Bos1on 2 New Jersey 2- lle St loUI S l Toro nto 2 Cnrohna 2 Oltawa J Atlant~ ~ Tampa Bay -' sale 389 99 Whirl~ Save $30 D1shwasher with 5 automatiC cycles. Reg 419 99. #19031 Kenmore, Save $100 25 8-cu It ' relngerator wtth tee and water dtspenser Reg. 999.99 NS8642 • us•tZeetend.com . Pd for by candidates· Karen Lyon;, Terry Wolfe & Douglas Jr. johnson, Racine, OH OIVISI<m VI. No dckns1vc player w as sclcl: tcd I hccausc there IS only• one team In the distnct . No coach wa s stn~kd nut Ill DI\' ISltlll II tn DI V ISIOn -·- Hctc arc the llJ\1\1 Associated Press Southeastern AII-DtslriCl foot ball teams. ds selected hy a mcdta panel from the dtstnct. I~UIII ()t~<~~ll.'rbat k- Jocy Ctmr.•d L l\,~!,111 B.K k- W,l\IIC P.nt l 14,c,m k··~~·r~ ~L111 1"""'""' Sha11 .mJ J ltnl'\ H.utlm~on • - NOT! Sd~L Ullll S h nmu l bn .m>c 11111\• one ·"k>'"' S.IUndl'rs :mel Ike Sunnwn <o. (,all•pohs (;tlllm ,\ ('"dtm\, Division IV IJI\tsw n l tl.':tm 111 J 1su 1d l The Daily Sentinel Division II f1rst tc1m• 01 n :NSE Rc c C I \~r- Br :td B ou c ~ fhil ltlll the fl O 17:" Sr Lm<'mcn- N,cc [JJy C hillinlthc 6-6 11 1 s, Q••·'<l·oh,l'' ·-J),"odt\nd~w s w,,slll"' 'on C H Mt.unt" ~rr , t ~oc~ r. l}- -4 207 Si A.tLb- Mtch.ll'l Sam uel s Mtnctta (i. Q I H'i Si Mau Patterson C H •t 1 1111 'I ~ G 1~0 S w.,~hmgton " " '·•..:c • ~r DEl ENSE Lwcllll.'ll - Mall Sk111 nel fhe Platns Athens. 6-7 N:'i S1. Ben p,1v1s Mauen.1 :'i- 10 1 ~5 Sr •tau Hill CllllhlOihc 6-0 ~'0 Jr Chns " Counll Wash mgton( H Mwm•lt.l(:e 6-2 .2\0 Sr Lmebackers-Mikl' Gawel~k CI H l lt cot h~ &- 4 210 Sr. Mtk~ Helkntlml Washlll gtlJil C H Ml olnlllra~c 6 2 220 Sr B.K ks-Joc Wcsl brook 1\h n~!tia. 6·0 160 Sr . Mar sh.lll Upshaw Chll lu.:othe 6-0 190 Jr orrendlt plarer or ' h e ~ear: Rra d Ralt'5 Onlhcot he Ddenshe plu~er ur the ~e~r: M1ke G.•welck UHhiCOihe Coach: None selected Sped1l mention Josh Mttccombs. The Plams Atheru Jimmy Ski nner Seth MacCarter. Brady Cumunghnrn unJ Dusun We.1\cr Chillicothe . Ry an Franmco. Lol!lan Ash Jeremy Schlicher and Jerry Bell ville. Manetta Andy Sm•th M1ke Smllh Jercm) Blmr and Jus1m Lanmnn Washmgton C H M•nmiTmcc Jlivision III First tum OFFENSE Rel'CIVers-l'rcston MLC iendon. Washmgton Coun H('luse. S-\ 1 1 7~ Sr Ntek S u mn~trs Waslunghm Court H ou~ c 6-0 l BO Sr Bruce Miles Hillsboro 6-"\ 1 7~ Sr Lulemen- Bmd ....., Cnclevl lle, 6-J 29~ . Jr , Dusun Slevens K..,. ~..... Ctrclev11le Logan F.lrn 6-~ 260. Sr Ju sun Shumr Thornville Shendan. S-9. 240. Sr . Matt Blmr Vmcenl W:m en 6-2 2JO Sr Wcs Bell Greenfield McCI:un 6 · 1 n~ Sr All-Purpo~-Cody Lane, Gallipolis Gallia Academy, S.JI , 160.Sr.; Blake Matcstc. Greenfield McCinu1 6.o l90 sr Quarterbacks-Jeremy leeds Washmgton (our\ H ou ~e 6- 1 180 Sr Cam Mnrsh H1llsboro 6 2 1&5 Sr Bal ks-Justin Roush, Pomeroy Mtlgs. 5ll.liO.Sr.;Adnn• Wynn Vm~ ent Warn:n ~- II 190 Jl . r J MustarJ Jackson ~- 10. 185, Jr Kl ck~rsJert m\ Pa,ton, Gullipolb. 6-0, 195, Sr.: /\dam l ngan CmJc, 111e 6 -2 1 1'i Si DFFF.NSE 1 p k B h11 ·. · .ln cnlcn- .lin~ JUg W,t ~ hm g l oo Comt Hou:.c 6 -~ 1!0 S1 IJc\ IIIAilles HJllsbntp 60 l2~ 51 lJn:u Rldl,\ldS Glel'nfldd ~lcClaru 6-2 ~l'i Sr . MOI J:olll Willi.tn1~ J n~ k son 6 1 21~ S1 l•kc H.upcl McAuhur Vm1n u CliUIII\ 6 -1 19R s. Lm<! bollkt'r s-J.I~ llri\\'•l so l\ lll(1l tJ\I Ilc ShcnJan 6-1 ~15 Jr AJ,un Cl,t.lr M~ 1\rthlll 0 S 1 ll Vint on (IIUlll) V J 17 · r · urcd nan. Gallipolis Gollia Acadtnn . fl-O. 195. Sr.; l),m c,.um.m VlnCI.!Ilt w.•rrcn ' - II !00 Sr luke 1 11 o 17 s Sielt!IISOII J rd~llllt! -"~· Ill Ul (\ C t ,u~LJ Uu~c•r l h nd Abhott Hlllsbt•rt• 5-9 170 GTCl'n11ell1 ~hCia111 f:l- 1 200 Jr B.1d.;~-Slt'll' Lipswmb VuJccnt W,Lfrt'n 'i-1 l ~ :'i Sr Nmh.m C . s, Slll':ln ng.en H•llsboro 6-0 170 Sr _ Offensh•t• phn er of the year: Ju~lln Rou ~ h. Pumero.' "lei,s. lldtnshc phncr uf tilt• \cur: Jured IJrum. Galhpolis. Coach orlh' ~l.'ar: D~nt S.~tundL·r~. (;ullipnhs. S(lfdal ml.'ntlon l\l.1n ll nsker .111d Nate Stni\\Ser Cmll'l llk St:th Btlrl.lnd Clrde-\llle I og:m Elm J,ul'l lltC Rumtllc r .md tllan Pl ~il L'r \Va o;hm~t OII Cour1 Ho u ~e \ 1til Ratke anJ L.llldry Rnc Greenlicld M, CI,llfl Do~nu Stuber Onan Bulkr ,mJ Dcrnck Hallll\. <1\: k Hillsboro Brad Yl'tlh.ml llld Dt.' ITid Wetz YIIILl'nt Wanen Da\ld Cmns Dustm Pargcon .1nll M1lo Bullock Shendan Plulhp L 1sh :mJ Gu1 h Fu V1 n1on Cou n1y. Jonuthan Haggut~· · Pomeroy 1\l.:lgs; Chad Spr.•t.lhn Sho~wn R 1lcy .md Duke orH :NSI R nc l\\f~-J.iSll O Sd mmit 1 17 " s, \\' h!!t>krsburg 6 J:ty ls ',"r~",,db0d ~ k POJI Stll(l lllh ' l ) I 'i'i St Josh ,. Clult•>t'thc Umom 'i- ll l7 'i s. L•neml.' n- "-'h u Kdh lrontotl ~ - 10 ~uc; Jr Josh Ol..:liH S • Whcckrsburg 6- 1 ~ l 'i Sr Man Howbeu Port smouth 6 - ~ .2~0 Jt UD Green Alb,m y Alex a nd~r 6 I 2 1 ~ S1 Jumn Montoomer) , , S \II p F. ;. b I Piketon 6 1 - 9 l I I UllJ OSC- . ti C , .a rh.' Albany t\bandcr VJ 1-4Ci Sr . Jonah Booker Pon smou!h ~ 10 170 Sr Quamrbnc k~-Jlni 0 8S S Bonnt'tt~ Lam:a<;tcr f.nrficlll Unmn 6- I r Greg ESI ~ p Pnmmntllh 6-0 170 Sr hmm} ll~) ICin lrOI\Itlll 6 ~ 20~ Sr . Du slln HowarJ WaH.:rly 6-J l g() St BaL ks-J.1~on H~rmon Ironton 6-0 Sr Chnt Hanley Williamsport \""slfoll <, 10 160 s1 . Russell Sp1cer Ne\\ .y .. l l.enngton '\- II 17S Sr Chns Hu1chm so n Wdl !ton 'i - ll 17'\ Sr Luke Enmcu Whrclersbmg, 6-0 178 Sl . Swn Turley honton Rock Htll 5 10 200. Jr DEFEN SE Ltnemen- Ja} Capper Proctorville Fa1rland 6--1 BS. Sr . BJ Beh·•llc. South Poult 6 0 240. Sr. M1chacl Henry. Ironton 6-0 217 Sr Kevtn D1lley. Ironton Rock H11l 6-0. 240 Sr. R J Cameron Portsmouth. 6-5 245 , Sr . Tom Martmd1ll Lan c a~h.'r Fauf1eld Un1on S-10 !'iO Sr lmebnckm- Jan Sechknr. Stewnn Fedenl Hocklln, 6-2 200 Sr nosh Mnvhew , Wheelersburg 6-0 197. Sr. Jeff Sv.ords. PortSmouth 6- 1 190 Jr . Josh Ne'o\man. Wheelersbur•. e 6-1 217. Sr . Bart Kasler Stewart Federal Hockrng 6-2 190 Sr . Redglc Arden. lrolllon. 6-6 220 lr Bllcks-EII Prakes 1\lmford 5-11 . 185 Jr . Andy Gill Wheelersburg b-2 175. Sr Jeremy Fraz•e Mini ard 5- 10 162 Soph Shnwn Brennan Well>!on V.l 175 Sr . JcrmlCI' Lovdy. Chdhcolhe Umoto 6-0 160 _Sr 1 1 11 l ~'i orrensne pla,·er lron~~ftndu- or the yrar: Jason Harmon. player or the \t"ar: Josh Nev. ma n Wheelersburg Coach or Wheelersburg lhe .Har .· s,fl 1~yJ.""' "'ll\ ""'"·' r. o 191 lll'lprl' h·~ 11\S S1 Dl ri NS I l 1n.;n1<.u--Sh.m~ Sol\< I S J ••,nJ..h •ll r\ tkna f, 0 !2'\ Sr kk'lliV Nutt Clull•,,•111l' HuRtm cwn f' arslh·um asses for 133 yards with one inter- ball team - and I don't know why you keep beatmg a dead horse to death, for goodness sakes - we ' re hers th;n Bellisari for the third time playing him because we think he's in four weeks . Ohio Stale fullback Man Keller satd the Buckeyes have had dtfltculty throwing 10 runnmg backs because of the length of time Htakcs Bellisan to read a defense and check potential receivers. But Keller declined .lo question his quarterback, say mg, " If anyone i1 willing to take a challenge like (Michigan), it's Stev1e. " Even Brady - who knows what it's like to be m a quanerback pressure-cooker - agreed. "He's gomg lobe a great player," Brady said. "If he battles through this then no doubt it 's going to make him stronger." · Cooper satd the Buckeyes arc too reliant on throwing deep and that Bellisari frequently makes bad decisions and thtows . He cJlcd turnover margm as a prnne example tor why the Buckeyes a1 c 6-5 . They have turned the ball over six more tunes than ihcy•' ve taken it away " Thai 's what's killmg us nght nOw. " he smd . · But that doesn 't mean there wtll he any changes at l11c quarterllaek spot. Coope r IS gomg lo ride Bcllisan a!'i l',u· ~ts he nm. He said -.T\IU, WIII>.PIIJ, he's liJCJ Of all the SCL:Oil<.l -g ucs,lllg 9:001:10 about hts chotec at quarlcrhack . ·'At cvc1y posilion on our foot - THVRS: 9·12:00 I'll!, 9•2:30 ~c lion and one touc hdown In mop~:duty Moherman had beller num- &unbnp t!I:imrs iS>rntmtl Racine Village Voters Thank You for your complimentary votes on Nov. 2,1999 Karen Lyons, Terry Wolfe, Douglas Jr. (Two Speed) Johnson In 1\hk Sdmlldl Spmal mention Jme Hai1P and Shaw n Honesty. 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I) ?10-pound • • • ,- 1 ' - d 27 1 :sc mor. ru s hCd lor 2,_,I _ yar SOil attemptS atld S''Or"d 34 lOU''hdOWnS . , "' "' "' Hc also contnbutcd as a punter. ktck returner and defender. Rou sh wal\ se lec ted as the , . DiVI SIOn III offe nsiVe player of the - a h d a panel fro the di s ye r Tyh aDme I Ill d f m h tnct. C IVISIOO C COSIVC Onoree was Gall1pol1s linebacker Jared B rvan. Wit h h IS coac h- . B ren t Saunders, tabbed as the DIVISIOn III coach of the year r I f' h Th Cut her dCiCflSIVC payers 0 t e year 1ncluded ChilI! cot he Ime backer J\..Hke Gawclek 10 Dl v ISIOn 11 · ' Wheelersburg linebacke r Josh Newman (JV) , Frankfort Adena's · k Nat han Perry (V) ; and HemIoc Miller ltncbacker and quarterback Dave Ril ey. • Jotnmg Roush as u1fcnstvc st:lcc~ I IOnS were . Logan runn I ng back Wayne Bateman In DIVISIOn I ; [CCCIVCr Brad Bates of Chillicothe I) ; Iro nt on ru nmn g back Jason armon (IV) , reccJvcr Robby Isaacs Of Chesapeak e (V). and Wlllow Wood Sy mmes Valley I ushcr Brad Carpenter In DIVI SIOn VI : Th C coac hCS 0 I ( IlC year In CIUdCd . Logan 's Dale Amyx 10 Divi SIOn 1: Whee let sb Ui g's M1ke Sc hmidt {IV), fhtl Da\>I S of Chcsapcrtkc (V), and tuot --1 ~ 00 pt lUlltls Jumo1 B,ltl.' tllilll Lll ~·m 6 I 1QK S1 1111h BRAD WILLFORD·Eastern ~ Eight Meigs County players get honors t 1' ~"k"-s"'" ~r-:H:::::.U: -: ·: R: "R: :r.:Y':".-:D:;.::E::-A-:-:D:-L:-l:N:5P"" R"'"' 1 ""'h R"'"''" "'1 '1"'' ..:E:-.-M--0--N-D-,""'A-Y-, ' DECE.,."'BE' R 17T. 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Ohw State wenl ihrcc -and -oul lout ltmc s ,l!ld Jurncd the ball over to end three other dnves 111 the II umcs Bcllis,tJ i was at quarterback Two othc1 possessions ended 10 rJ) ~ E u c. ·- (conlmucd lrom Page 4> the besl quarlerback we ha ve ,.. dmng the be st he cat~ do I don't h:l\.c Cooper satd " Is he playmg as good a problem wnh hun, Cooper satd as !thought he'd be playmg' No" I'm no1 potntmg the lmgcr at ~tcvc. He added, " Steve Bclltsan's Wtll he gel bellcr'' Absolutely. 11) s z co;:S ....c:: rJ) 11) ~ c. "0 s z @ ... 0 co;:S c:: :::s ~rJ) ·-0"Q 0 • ~ Deo~line: fri~oy, Dec. 17 at 3p.m. • •t I •Layaway • Credit Tenns Mail or bring the entry form: ! The Daily Sentinel 1 111 Court St. h~~~i,;radSi;~l~Wid~Wrdli·&#~U~ ~ .. �.. ·- ' ' . I' • . . Page II • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Thursday, November 18, 1999 Thuraday, November 18, 1999 The Dally Sentinel • Page 7 _. Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio NOTHING RUNS UKEADEERE• Preseason NIT ends first-round plav No. 14 Kentucky downs Penn 67-50 Carmichael's Farm & Lawn 668 Pinecrest Drive Gallipolis Auosslrom Gollio Auto Sales on old Rte. 35 Wesl 106 North Second Ave. • Middleport, OH (740) 446-2412 461 South Third Middleport, Ohio 992-2825 • .E By TIM WHITMIRE rrolllhlng h1g 111t!ll he ·, CVel coached Slone did nothmg to damp· e n cxpcct,ll lon s 111 the season opcnc1 agamst the Iv y Lc~1guc t:hamp10n s. grabbtng: SI X rchounds and handmg out three assists . " ( JUSt c.1mc out. trym g to have fun. try1ng to have a good tunc. lr ymg lo pl.1y hard. and 11 ended up I played a pretty good game." Slone sa1d, scem mg mildly >Urpn sed hy the attention he rcceJvcd aHcrwarJ A swarmmg Kentucky delcnsc. which nmed m hhe1 ,al doses of .1 lull - and half-court pre.s. lnm ted Penn to JUst 31 0 perce nt shootmg frorn the llcld. 26 9 perce nt hum thrcc-pomt range . For til e game. the Wildcats outrehounded ihe Quake" 43-37 M.1tt Lange l and U~on n a Onyckwc each had 14 pn111t> lo1 the Penn , \V Ith Onyckwe g J,lhhHl !! c1ght 1ehounds. Gu;ud M1chacl J01d.11t. who .JVCI'ilgJ:d J ) 3 r 0111tS per game IN HIS FACE - Penn's David Klatsky (left) gets in the lace of l.tst season lo1 the Qu.1kcts. \\.Is he ld Kentucky's Todd Tackett while trying to slap the basketball away in Kentucky team scoreless mlhe l11 s1 h.lll aud lilliShcd the first half of Wednesday night"s Preseason NIT contest in With JU~I !IVC JlO IIl ls llil 2-PI- \4 Lexington, Ky., where the Wildcats won 67-50. (AP) .. It wil l he .1 tuu~h c.uJJe lot us. coac h Tuhhy Sm~lh - " 11J ol th e shoot 1m! Pen; coach Ft,mDunph y L'ICllil l'd Wtth 1\Lt ~.!f~,n ~..· lil t.: . , ldJt cl ,11 L't..: lll cl. .111 C\ en kl· L'i ,,h l!.td >. Tuhhy Smith matchup With the Utes " rhc) re ;,;,uJ ,ilte tw :nd .. rhh Will j) Ut SOlllC \Cl') physH.:,tl. vcty ~ u ong and Kentuck y's dclcnsc. p.tr\lcul.u l) tll.lt 111 .md oL~t ol I11U III,lUhlc. the ll c, hJll cssm c on ~O ill l' otltc1 guys tu ~tc p ol sop homo c torwa J Tay,h,wn m;tll \\,h 1111 the !l1111t tur mo~;~ ul th(' 1 1 always wc ll-loached ·· up tl!ld pl.t) l o \\otk hatdet Ill pt ,\c Plltli..' C \Vthk.tt ...hi ~ ~el' lllld h.tlt lUll. ' l l ll The other sccond -10und NIT tiCi!. --our otfcn sc wa' the hq~ gcs t 111 ~ lou t pom ts gtahh1ng lht l'l' matchup~ have Stcna :1 1 Nolle D~1 mc !'he Wdck.th went up 15-4 111 the tlll\lght. and Tu l.1n c .11 M.n yl.111d .111d pwhlcm fo 1 us. ,mt.J 1 g t\C them ~t l (l t tchound" and .1dd lll g .t h l o~: kcd shut New Mextco St.ttc at No I0 A ti Zllll:.t ol crcdll lor th.1t. " he satd ·Wtth .tnd .111 ,, ..,,,,\ du11n g th ,ll s iiL' Idl Ill ln st hall ih.mb lo .tn 11 -11 run. hut on F11day n1 ght Maryland cle leated PnnCc ai the thl Cl'-spot. tt g1vcs them \\ htch Ken ttiL kv hut\1 Its lc,td It nm tcntatn c nllcll\1\ c play and San F1anc1Sco 7 1-6 1 Wedncsd,tv a d1llu:ult pn: . . cncc to slu1nl ,uound \~ - ~6 to ".fl .• l(l ~\ 1th:..: Ol tl. ' lllatnJng mcU1oCil' shootin g lc1 Penn h.1ck mto StlltlL' 11\.ltlc 11 '1X--l2 IIHH llc nt s the g~1mc . n1ght . bec,\Usc h-.! 1 ~ ~ 0 h 111 ~ ··wchadtoplay~~'~'} ,c 1> !_!(Hid l.lll't \\ IlLII Ill' \\t.:t ll up t11 du 11k IMd The sccond-tound wt nn e l s Tt.ullllg 2 1- 1.'. the Quakers got advance to the P1cscasnn Nil scmlll - haskcthall game to Will to ni gh t dlll..l the h,ll \ ttpp l·d h\ a Pl·nn lk· l ~mh~l hvc pomts f1u111 Onyck\\L' .and c1ght .1110 \\ .ll dtt.:d II !!ll 111 the h,hkct anynals next week at Mad1 so n Squa1c we d1dn t du th.lt ," Dunphy ~.u d pn111t~; from Langel. mc\ udtng two Though thetr half- ~uull ,ttt .H.:k lt e \\ •1\' G.trdcn 111 New Ym k thlCC · pOllltCI S. In ~l 13-2 SUI !!C that I guc's 11" "'""Ill 'II .1~uoJ n1ght. .. Kentucky's Will over the Qu.tkcrs qucntl y sputtc1 ed. th..: \VJidLal" gut gave them a h11Cf lead was ke yed hy lrcshman tcscr vc halanced sconng and rc houlllhng hL ~. ud \\ 1th .1 ... tn tk• ·Hl' got ,, ptecc Lange i. IH>wcvel. played most ot Marv111 Stone. who led Kenlucky hom up and down thc11 il ncup ol II ,tnd 11 h.tppL' nl: d to lallm · the lu st h.tll w1th two louis and Mag!mre had II po tnt s and a tc,un I\\ n mtnut e.., l.11e1 St011c ~1ddcd ,, With 12 p01nts. helping spa1 k an 18-4 p~e kcd up Ius tlmd early 111 the sec · hu:!h mnc 1cbo unds. P11tK'C had mne no-douht · .lhou t-11 slam to g1vc 1un 1111dway through the second half h.1H. fmcmg Dunphy to Sit hm> ond p;rnts and c tg ht rebounds ~uu..l Kentuck y ,, 61 -44 kad htm ~ IIH! the that secured ihe w1n lor long stretc hes. He nevc1 rcgamcd Desmond Alltson had I I pu1nl" and Lm -; oul.tll lhctt -;e,tts ... ... In the preseason. Tubby Smith his shnolmg louch . 111Hshm g 5-of- 11 seven boards. 'I'm 'llll' till ... will he ,1 conllrated the 6-foot - 10 Slone. Irom hom the l1eld . lt was Stone who stancd though Jencc btllldet. hut he plays on suclt Huntsvi ll e. Ala. one of the most LEXINGTON . Ky <APl - It 's been a famdmr stmy lor Kentucky 111 the 1990s· \Vtn a toUtnamcnt !!amc . advance and face Utah ' By defeating Pennsvlvam,t 67 -50 m the first round ot the Preseason NIT on Wednesday n1ght. the 14thranked Wildcats earned the 11ght 1o play host to - surpnse 1 - the 16thranked Utes 111 a sccoml-1ound game Friday It w1tl be the filth meeun g of Ihe decade between the schoo ls and the f1rst not staged Ill the h1gh- prc s~urc atmosphere of the NCAA 1nu1 namcnl. The W1idc.tts clnmnmed the Utes 111 th e second round m 1 99~. the tlmd round 111 1996 and the reg1onal fmals m 1997 In 19n. they bc;\t R1ck M.tJcrus' tc.tm 7H-69 n1 the t1tle game to captu1c thc 11 seventh nation al champ10nsl11p Just two !'layers - sc nuu lCn trt L111ua l Maglo1rc ~mel JUnHJt gu,uJ Sau l Snnth - rc m ~un !tom tlut URNPIKE '~ Jj ;..j f..J Jj , ; _J_,.. 2-)_J_,.. JJ JOII'.. pta q-tlon or • comm.nt, WrHt: lI j ~ •II NASCAR Thft WHk 0/0 Tht Galton Glltltt 21100 ,~·. Fr~ln IIVd. Gutoilla, N.C. 280114 Mercury~ Hu1· • On TV !: til ' llllt ' l'il'lt/1 'lill ·llftil,·e WINSTON Times Easrorn 8 Winston Cup, NAPA 500 All 446·9800 1-800·272-S 179 Gallipolis, OH •-.. ·• ·- 1999 POINTS STANDINGS 2 3 SIIH/:. , www.allhluu.c.om See us for Your Stihl" Power Tools & Accessones Ridenour Supply St. Rt. 248 Chester 985-3308 ...... WINITOIICUP Dale Jarrett 5 087 Bobby Labonte 4 876 Marll Martrn 4 778 Jeff Gordon Event qualllylf111 record: Geoffrey Bodme, Ford, 197.476 mph. Nov. 15, 1997 Race rec01d: Dale Earnharot. Chevrolet. 163.633 mph. Nov. 12, """'" Dale Eamtlardt Jr , 4 647 Jock Sprague 3.747 Jeff Green 4 367 Gras Brffle, 3,739 Matt Kenseth 4 327 Dennis Seller, 3 639 4. Ton~ Stewart, 4 651 !I Jeff Burton 4 513 6. Jell Goroon, 4 571 1 Date £amnarm 4 3>4 [lion Sawyer 3 891 Jay Sauter 3 543 Jeff Pur•l~. 3,658 Mike Wallace. 3,494 Dave Blaney 3 582 1. Rusty Wallace 4 031 Jason Keller 3 537 Ron Homtlday, 3.488 Anlty Houston. 3 359 M1ke McliiiJ&Illm, 3 478 Rand~ LaJoie, 3 379 M1ke Bliss 3 29-4 Jllllmy Hensle)', 3,280 Todd Bodine 3,029 I Ward Burtoo J 921 10. Mike Slllooer, 3,861 CUP Comln& up: NAPA 500 · Where: Atlanta Motor Speedway, Hampton, Ga. (1 54-mile track), 325 laps/500.5 m11es When: Sunday, Nov. 21 Defending champion: l p m • Sunday • ESPN 1 ON THE SCHEDULE 1995 Notable: Once aga1n. the track was reconfigured 1n 1997 .... B1il Elliott has won Dale Jarrett to run for a wm five ttmes, second among Without be1ng worned about act1ve dnvers .... Gordon conseQuences mthe po1nt won the Cracker Barrel 500 standings ... Earnhardt has here on March 15. - Mike McLaughlin In both 1992 and 1993. He won that same award ln the Modtfied Tour In 2. (2) 3. (6) 4. (3) 5. (4) 6. (5) 7. (7) 8. (8) 9. 19) 10. (-) Dale Jarrett Bobby Labonte Tony Stew•t Jell Gordon Mark Martin leiiBurton Dale Earnhardt Ward Burton Rusty Wallace Mike Sklnn01 • watertoo, N.Y., resides In responsible., • Nov 21 Pumps Chevrokrt Monte C8rlo RECORD: BGN - 197 starts, 5 poles, 5 wins, 42 top.ftve finishes, 7 4 top. 105. more than 52.8 million In career eamlngs FIRSTS: in Busch Grand Nauonal -Start (May 26, 1984, at Charlotte) , pole (May 13, 1995. at New Hampshire), win (June 3. 1995, at Dover) HOW DO YOU FEEL ABOUT MOVING TO A NEW TEAM NEXT YEAR? 'k was tough lea\llng this Gave 1t h1s best shot Could sttll tte Gordon·s wins Unspectacular at Homestead Could never get h1s lap back Started 14th, fintshed 12th ., Best Chevy fintsher· SIXth and-son ct1amp10ns Lee and Richard Petty were tne nrst BUSCH GRAND NATIONAL It was also title day 1n the Busch Series as Dale Earnhardt Jr locked up h1s second straight champtonshtp, but Joe Nemechek became the only drrver to WIO tWICe at Homestead With a vtctOfy 1n the Hotwtleels.com 300 Watd Burton, then leading. was penalized at the end for JUmpl~ a restart - friends. ai1CII hOpe k remains that way. 1 made a business decision to try five--- Jr:M~TNIW.. Mike Mc......,lln haollnl-lo.,. top 10 In polnta ror Tony Stewart vs. Bobby Labonte The Joe G1bbs Racing teammates had a bumptng Incident that made thelf team owner's nervousness apparent. thanks to the feet that he was In the NBC television booth Labonte was obviously angry at the t1me, but he had settled dOwn by race's end. "He (Stewart) would have won anyway,· saki Labonte "It dldn t matter.· NASCAA Thlo Week"o Monte Duttoo at- hll opinion: ·Actually, lsn t it reassunng that Stewart and Labonte would lay It all on the line against each other? Doesn't that alleviate some of the worries fans have about multlcar teams? Md Stewart was gracious. gok"tg so far to say, In all honesty, 1WOlJid like to see Bobby win a championship before 1would like to win one myself.' As for this partfeular race, ho~Never, Stewart saw an opening and went for It • something different (lnnovattYe Motorsports), blrt I sWI wish nothln& blrt the best for the ClccfWGIII\er Racln& teams.· Mike Mclaughlin, nicknamed ' Magic Shoes,~ slumped to ninth In the Busch Grand National standings this year after finishing FIUO OFTHI WIEtl third In 1998. McLaughNn has raced In fiVe different racIng dMslons and won at least once In each He began his fuN·tlme BGN career In 1994 and won for the first time the followlfll year at tloYur. He won both ends of a Modified/Busch North dOubleheader at - HamPShire International Speedway In 1990. He was named Most Popular Drtver in Busd'l North •••••••••••• Who's Hot... NO OTHER DRIVER HAS FINISHED IN THE TOP 10 IN POINTS STRAIGHT YEARS. 'We have had quite a nm to&ether; It's been a great six years toaether 1have that race team to thank for some verr special memor~es. It's gol~ to be really different next year when 1 race against the No. 34 car." HOW DID IT FDL TO NOT WIN A RACE THIS YEAR? ' I never gave uo. I was sUII hOi> If'€ I could pun Into victory lane In ttle last race and celebrate with my friends on the raoe team. It didn't happen, but It would have been a dream come true for me.· FivE • Tho tl~ed backlit ' North Wilkesboro, N.C., W.- followlnl World W1r II. -Enoch Staley tokiVMililllldozer operator to make tiM book ••lovot • poulblt, "bltwten thla roek and tho liM down yo-.• The projed 10011 rtn out ' of fundi, however, •nd the IIICk lndld up wtthlho lll'lt •nd MCond tum• 16 !ttl ID- tlllnVMithlrd 1nd fourth turna. The taat r.ceU..rewas run on Sept. 29. 1996. and won by .loll Goodon. U\ , thr- delay tither not m elfi'Ct or /he Jlen;on m charge of monuonng Jt /atlt>d to do hu 01 hr:r jOb Trnld illrrotl IIU\ jirwtl S5 UOO h~N4SCAR rmd lw.1 apvlogl!fd for tht•unfl~rtunute /an· guage U'i- bl'ltel'l! a fine ll'fll approprwte. bul ll'f\ 1hou/d ullreu/t:t' that wme//11/e\ th111g\ are Hml m the hcur (If lmrtle that are n•gre1· Jed lutl!r. - .... :::r CCII Dlo ~ !!. ::~:­ Dl'< "'th :::!. CD Ill ::I :get. 1\l::::l ' CD 1\l- g:""'0' .. 0 ,----------------------------------~-------- !-· iii Anaheim Angels hire ex-Dodger catcher Scioscia as manager 1\ngt:J, spuk~:s m,m Tun Mc.1d sun.l ScHJSlta wo uld he lllllodulcd today LOS ANGELES (AP) - The Anaheim Angels. who went 1lnougl1 ,t 199Y seaso n Ill wh1ch botl1 thc1r 1nanagcr and gl'IR'td! llMJMgcl ~\t Edt-;on lnteJn.tiHllli.ll F11.:: ld. l'hc Ange ls wctc the ltnal h1g league team wtthout a mJnag.er bclntc hiTresi gned. have tahhed long·tllllC Los Angdcs Dodgc1s catcher Mike Ill!.! Sc 1oscw tn h1" IJt st maJol league lll.uugCIJal JOb He managed the Sc10scm a> thclf new f1eld boss Afh uquclqLie Dukes ol thL: P.tull~.: Co.1~ 1 League. a Dodgers farm team , to Sc10scm. who turns 41 later 1h1s month , succeeds Terry Collin s. wiH> ,, 6)-74 tccord lust sc.1~on re>~gncd Sept. 3 - tour weeks before Bttl Bavas1 >tepped as1de as GM. chaotic X 1. What two brothers were the unofficial leaders of the Alabama Gang? 2 What does PRN stand for? 3. Whlch manufacturer once competecr In NASCAR wtth a car known as the Gala~le? • HOT: Tony Stewart IS gotng wllere no rook;Je ,has gone before • NOT: Ted Musgrave has finished outside the top 18 m eight straight races. PJOj aouewJQlJEJd ·~ '£ ')jJOMlBN 3upeij 'uostll'v' a1uuoo pue Aqqoa 'l' SU311\SNY NASCAR announces new television deal 1nal run for tiSstock-car coverage Ebersol noted that he had first ~n NASCAR races •n the late HOMESTEAD, Fla 19605 while a 21-year-old camera· NASCAR announced a new comman at ABC's "W1de World of prehensive televiSion deal that Sports" i;r.lnti e~~:d us 1 ve nghts 10 Fox for "I saw the poten11al even back the ltrst half of !he next sut seasons lhen, but on ly If the~ could be a and to NBC'Tumer Sports forlhe mechantsm to tum 11 from a regron· second half The two w1 ll alternate . alt o a national spor1" sa1d Ebcrsol ~mernge of the Daytona 500, wtth "The France fam1ly (ruhng family tox genmg the nghts to the 2001 of NASCAR) and maybe I0 or I2 race, !he first year m wh1th the others deserve Credit for perfonmng agreement takes cffe~ t one of the greatest feats m the hisNBC Sport>president 01ck lory of Amcncan 5p0rt" Eberrol was on hand to allev1ate Asked about corn:erns from fans fears of what may happen to the who !ike the current covbage from sport when h1s network becomes a CBS. TNN, ESPN and ABC, maJor player 10 NASCA R's lelevl· Ebcnol satd, "Look at what we've ston package for 2001 Last weekdone wnh early spans We don't end marked the Peacock Netw:>rk's or his gcllCI ~ ~~ lll .JII,f~L: I JnhJl Sc huclhi'l' 'tic sa 1J showed he \\ ~'tl ~ leader nl I~~< tc.1111 and IK lud what 11 tak..:..;; w mall mgc and tarniShing hiS a ll - American 1m age " The best way he Jrt.:ognl/.(u:.t"i to make people the MVP ul lhl lmgct somcthm g ko.H!Ul' 7 h.1d th.ll h<~ppcned Jon ~~ s 1:-i to gu out, play ICCCI\CJ 2L) 11! .. ~2 as hatd as yo u c.tn lu st-pttu: \ •I I<.:' and put up CaiCel anJ lllll , h L·d \\ tlh numhc t s ·· Jones 4~~ j)lllllh Ill h,\1 ..;aJti .. Yllu want \otill g h1 lia: 111 lei people Basch.tll \\t ik i' know yo u h.l\ en t Ass<IL 1.1t tut 1 · ~~~ d1.1ng:cJ as a A lll CII l'i..l I k d \ 11 pla ye1 2:0t t \\0 '1\,; ,_ 0~ld Jones. 27 h1i" rJaLe \Ott; ' .(n{J GHecr·llluh 45 tllll.: thud h1l!llCrs <~ncJ t:: \1 CHIPPER JONES ll ii U'I h m I l1..,t 11cd .111 o lkn se h ,JsC !lhlll Jell B.t!!wcll \\,\' ... ~ . . t\lal tlhtl lost Andtcs G.tl.utaga and LtV)' Lupcz . The Br-tvcs wo n thl! n c1ghth \\tth one ltht ,m~! 27h pot nt . , l~1 l stllughl d1vtSIOII tnle and 1eaehed the l ow~.:d hy Anlo n.t thud h.t . , . . ll),ttl \'v'odd Sc lt cs t01 the" l1rst tunc siiH:C M.ltl Wti!Jam s \\ll!l h.td 1\\P ltr . . t• 1996 hclo1c losmg In the New York and 26l) po tnt s Th ey wc 1e lhL nnl~ plnyc" pllkcd ll ll "' Cl) b.tii iJI Y.mkccs '' I thm k D.H!\\d l held th( mnst Jones· pel fu rm~uH.:C .tg:,ttn st ,11\ut hcr Nev.. Ymk tC d lll. the Ml.!ts nwvcd conSistent ..;c.ls(~ll 11! .tnynnc 111 .tlil' hun to the heaJ ol the MVPd'"' He NatiOil.l l Lc.t g uc. · Jones s,ud I h: homered I nUl t nncs Sept 21-2 3 as W~IS st rtliH! !rum s lat I t n ltlll s h But the Ail ;mla playe1 'ce 111ed Atlanlil swept tiHCC gamc:-i 110111 the Mcts . who hegan the ~c 11e s JU St one l1ke ht s team \ onl y oltl.! n"e dO\\' !~IilL' stretch Galanaga llll "'cd the c t\im~ game back m the NL East "Certam ly. wnh all the a11eniHHI year alll'f hcmg dt.tgnu,cd with t.:~ tll ­ that scncs got and Jd1vctmg 111 h1g l Ct. Lope! "~It out 1he hn ,1l t;\tl s1tualions. that pfllhahly catapulted month . , with a 'c ason-cuLling k.~lL'C me up to the top 1\l lhe li st. · Jones lnJUI Y and clean up hlltcl ll(1 .111 sa1d . " But I don'1 1lnnk one three- Ju1U.m was huthc1 ed t il the ~..:~:nnd • game serie s IS gmng to wm the MVP hall hy a 1nre hand I he s\\'lich-hlllel ma de J1 amlllll' award You' vc got tu have the num· tmprm·cmcnt h om tht.: n ght s u.l~ \~ I bers to go along Witll 1t .. the p\.ttc . Altc1 lut\ln g JU st \2 h ofM c ~ s Jones h1t .319 wilh II 0 RBts. 116 runs. 25 steals and 126 walks. hm sh- 111 678 c,u ccr at-h.lls as a nght - I 11In~ · mg tlmd m homers bch1nd St Lmns' ed h1IICI pnor to 1999. h c" ltum~l ~d Mark McGw ne (65) ami CIJ1cag1fs 1) tn11cs 111 142 ,\l -h.tts th h sc.tsOtl · Dear NASCAR Th1s Week. My pHStor and I ha\'C ~dis­ agreement about Jeff Gordon I say he's a saved C hn st~an. and my pas· tor says he IS nOl J thtnk he 's JUSI mad because Jelf races on Sundtly tnstead or gomg to church I read a tra~t abou1 Jeff and mstde 11 . 11 1s . nght on 1 Jeff 1s a fmc example for our youth. and I always hear h1m pra1smg God Randy Humerlrkhouse • Anderson, Ind. 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State St, lola, WIS. 54990-0001 One m·onth's FREE Internet and FREE online holiday photos~ AROUND THE GARAGE B)' Monte Dutton NASCAR ThiS Week ATLANTA (AP) Ch1ppcr Jones turned personal turmoil mto professiOnal tnumph The Atlanla Brave> tlmJ hascman was an O\'crwhclnung dtoH.:c lor the Natwnal League's Most Valuable Player Awa1d on WcJneS<l.ly, l•IP· pmg a remarkable JOUI ncy Irom one uf the lowest pmnts 111 l11 s lilc • It was JUSt over u year ago lhat Junes adm 1ttcd to f.Hhcnng an J!lcg1 t· 1111ate ch1ld . lcadmg tolhe breakup Sammy Sosa (63) and thnd 111 11,dks ; loUI·th 111 sluggmg perce ntage ( 6\.l), on - ~asc percentage ( 44 11 and IO)al hascs 059 ). seve nth 111 run:... a11J lOth 111 battmg All er June 15 . he 1111 111 hun1C1S and d10vc 111 79 runs. ' Most pcnpk who wa l c h ~d ~ur te:nn pl ay know v...h.tt ,1 slgllllt cOnt JOIC he pl.lyed Ill Olll \ ll lC~SS L'SJ!~· Cl.lily when !he scc!SIIll W\lrt.: d ()~' n and the prcsswc w.J~ gte.tl · B 1. 1:~s Fan Tips Wilda Not • I'(U 0 Ill By PAUL NEWBERRY •••••••••••• •••••••••••• I'IJj;l•J.'.II:It1iU:I,9f- rllem ur race teem (Ciccfwelllw~. NASCAR This -k Hm!pton, Ga Accordmg tv tht• Jarl'l'fll rew, ESPN htJtl a~mred them that a jiw:· \ ~rmd rleluy would bf! UleJ rn mn• hmadctut of mJw trammtsuom ft1r wme reason unknown 10 We are all such great By Monte Dutton 1999 WINSTON CUP SCHEOULE Delorr! Henderson Pllillnnetd, Ind. 111). Hannah 1101 CAR: No. 34 Goukls A hotter Hoos1er than Gordon? Seven wms tsn't bad Atlanta Motor Speectway • WIFE: Katie CHILDREN: Manning Long quest for tttle IS OIJer May be next year's fa~Jorlte FROM lAST WEEK WINSTON CUP Tony Stewart became the f1rst rook~e e~~e r to wm three races and the f~rst ever to win twa In a row H1s w1nnmg margm at HomesteMMiam• Speedway over teammate Bobby Labonte, over frve secords, was the third largest of the year A ftftlrplace fmtsh ea rned Dale Jarrett the Winston Cup champtonshtp iarrett 's father Ned won titles rn 1961 and 1965, meamng that the two are now NASCAR s secoro ratner- Dear NASCAR Th1s Week Whu 1s n:~pons 1bl e for the vul Charlotte, N.C. AGE: 43 HOMnOWN: Grew up In w-' Your Turn Letten Fram Our Readers gar lan,;uage heard over I he nauonal broadcast of Ihe Oct 17 Talladega rnce., I know ES PN \\ as hslcmng 111 on !he Dale Jarrett crew/ sponerldnvet Were !hey TOP TEN • Weekly rankmgs by NASCAR Thi s week writer Monte Dutton Last week's rankmg ISm parentheses 1. 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I'll walk away from . a race car thtnktng tt 's not that fast, but II sure feels comfortable I may think 11 can be faster, but I may be too &tubborn to try somethmg else. That's probably helped If I came mto the sport today and hadn't raced Wmston Cup yet, I m1ght not have as many bad hablls. e1ther. "If Icaine mltke (Stewart) d1d (w1th ~n-whce l expenence), maybe I wouldn'l have some habtts IO go along wllh II I'm not saymg they're bad hab1ts l'mJust say1ns u far as ga1n111g a lOth of a second somewhere 11 may be a little b1t harder." :-: CREWOfTHEWEIX • Dole .iall'tlt- to ltnloil.,.,., or-to win hllllhiWNton Cup Mice are stirrine. cllamplonohlp. With tho -OihiiiCIOW, - b y Todd PM!ott. --·-I ---~· -.-J. He led ono lop. _,_,to Itt llvo polnta, ond roc- fifth In lhol'ennzoll400111 ett onc1 . . owner R~ l'llleo cllltlntl• title,.,hod...,, ,..., We at ZoomNet think the best part of the holidays is creat1n1: and s h ann~ ~-1999 memories with the people you care about. 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Adam Bail, Sharlene 7th Grade- Ashton Brown and Chapell, Rachel Chapman, Chris Craig Randolph ; all A's. Cammy Coppick, Custis Crouch, Leasiann Callicoat, Jonas Hart, Randall Deem, Brittney Fortune, Jordan Hill, Mahon, Mary Ranktn and Autumn Amy Lee, Andrea Long, Charles Reed. Moore, Curtis Neigler. Zach P1ckett, 8th Grade- Bethany Amberger and Josh Sm1th. and Cody Davis; all A's Jordan lOth Grade- Joe Cornell, Tyler Bass , Stephante Bradford, Sarah Little, Rachel Marshall and Lon Hawley, Henry Rtder, and Katte Sayre; all A's. Matt Ash, Carolyn Sayre. Bentz, Shern Cummins, Amber Duffy, Amanda Huddleston, Russell Syracuse Elementary Krider, Joey Manuel, Kim 2nd Gtade ~ Kyle Cunntn gMcDaniel. Travanne Moore, Lind- ham, Ellie Dudding, Vtctona Freesay Smnh, Amy M Wilson and tan man, James Hart, Dame! Imboden, Wise. Taylor Lemley, Jesse Ritchie , Brean lith Grade - Sarah Ball, na Taylor and Cathennc Woods , all Macyn Ervtn, Jonathan Evans, · A's. Cody Counts and Ashley FreeDenise Keyes, Shauna Manuel, and man Kayia Pulltns , all A's. Aogel Bird, 3rd Grade - Zachary Ash, Alex Jeff Ctrcle . Clay Enslen , Jeremy Hawley, Emma Hunter and Chelsea Ftsher, Brandon Htll , Chad Hub- Pape , ail A's. Mern Cnllms, Megan bard. Josh Larsen , Feltcta Legan, Gray. Jennifer Hunnell, Samantha Jessica Nance. Matthew Netgier. Patterson , Weston Rohcrt s .md Brenna Stsson. Magg tc Snuth. Jaunc Warner. Emtly Stt vers, Kcvtn Tapscott and 4th Grade - Mot gan Btown. Chns Ycauger Ltnd say Buzzard and Sarah EIDaba12th Grade - Stacey Etvm. Ja ; all A's Bonnte Lou Allen , Teddy Courtney Hames, Autumn Hill. Brown. Heather Cundttr, Stephantc Samantl{a Hysell, Chnstophcr Ran- Cundtff and Trenton Roseberry. dolph, Bobby Scarberry. Autumn 5th Grade- Mallory Htli and Thomas and Brandon Wolfe; all A's Jacob Hunler; ail A's Ntck Buck, Jatme Baker, Enn Boi1n , Sarah Chns Cogar. Chance Colltns. Olt vta Brauer. Hetdt Bumpus, Bill Coe, Dudding, Tyler Harkness. Amber Adam Cummgs, Heather Dailey, Hill , Nathan McClure, Adam Joshua Davts, Ktm lhle, Jeremy Phtllips, Allie Rees, Adelle Rtce, Lawson. Larame Lawson, Amber and AshleeTeaford. Maynard, Julie Nakao, Kyle Norris, 6th Grade- John Bentz; all A's Thursday, November 18, 1999 Hubby suffers in silenc~,~~~~.,~!,!: :~ m~~~~.~- abi ~~~::;·,:~,~ ~~~~~ ~~~:~~:·~~::::.~~ mouth. which produces tn I k l changes B POOl\ . s tone erntcc c ac s wo s together and hums the ham10ny Ann, I've had ali I can take How l997, 'os Angeles Creators llear Ann Lmders: In tc~pon~c · Buena Vtsta." I .tn t sc ndtng you my l.tvutttc -.·ulumn 111 th ~..· t ~qu~ ... t ftum Ml\(,(;11- I·ROM MIIJDI F \1\ II ·RICI\ 1>1·:,\R ~L\(;GIE Sc1e t.tl te.td· l l .., t.:ll l'' ' l'd tlll ..,, llh' H~o:tl'll~'>.tg .un llc:u \nn Lander.: My wtk tnd I " til ... ( 1(1 11 h L' n~ khr.ttmg ' 0t iJ \\Lddtll_!; dtlll ' llgh ,,~- \( ,\lltll\L'IS,IIY , out ,1nd lx~o: n qUite IMppy I ..... 111 1 h11n g m y ... clf Ill tell l ll ~~..· thc t fll' l " tllllt,' lilll1<. 1 \]1.1\ ' hL'L'!l hnthl'rlll\.! c - llh•.' " III LL' tl tll h ut l\,.'Y IIlOOJl \Vh ~,.· n .l II I L L' unp.tL"l'd uut tlung-. tn ]ttl h.• I L"'\1 1\ hii\L'L Ill )' \\lie \\L opened a large .m Hl'turd1on ~uitca~c and took out "Loutsc" had never told me that she played the accordttm or took tt wtth her everywhere I wa> tl ,tbhcrgastcd that ntght '" I sat three recitals of "Lady ol Sp.un · .1n old Engltsh m.tdngal wtth thwu~h ... n mt: .. urpn ,. mg ly nhald Iynes Those me the only tunes she knows Out soct.tl ltk h~s .tl w,tys been 1,athc1 qUiet "Bc rmcc '' and "MUI t.ty " .no our onl y dose lttcnds They come over_ qUite nllcn . and JOin Lou1sc 1n a rousmg l'hmus ol ·Lady ol Sp.un .. Mun •') pl.tys hts head -thut IIi, he rars h1 s knuckles 011 h1 s !This nutrition column is brou~ht to you as a service of the Health Department's Health Services Grant by Jackit' Slarcht•r, program coordinator. and Rebecca Grueser, \l<i~:s Cuunl~ assistant coordinator I :\ , til l.' hnlld.1ys ,\ppw.u.: h .wt..l we pll~patc our famtlt es for the hu-.t ll' nl p.utt c' ,uH.I g.:t togc thl!rs tts Important to rememhcr to ollc t lt !..!h lct altcrn.llt\l'S to our tcsll\'C occastons. Tltc\cy IS w dl!losc• one ot two favllntc lngh calonc holiday lo llJ ..,. hut dl\l\l' C lithe ! l1ghta ttems to balance it. Espcctally wh1lc .lttl.' lli.ltng palltes anJ s pc~..:tal ocrasJolb dunng the holidays. It ts \ \ 1'1.! to pt c:sl' nl li ghter ttcms to keep wctght gam at a mmtmum Sli me ''·"Y w.tys to .tch1eve tins were g1vcn by Johnson & Wales Unt \'l.: rsnv ·who olh:rs ltght -mmdt:LI substitutiOns fot hcavtcr tk s:-.c l1 lllO(.I!ItL,IIII. >n S. Ca lled "Swcel Sol uu ons'' they tncludc the foilowmg : - Replace I Thsp. hullct wtth I Tbsp applesauce - Repl.tcc Ill l1Unccs un ,weetened chocolate with 1/2 ounce lOl"U.J - Re place I egg wtth 2 egg whttes or 20 ounce egg substitute. - Rl·pla rc I ounce heavy cr~am wtth I ounce evaporated sk tm milk , - Rcpl ,\lc I lluncc sour cream w1th 10 ounce nonfat sour cream. - Repl,\lc 1/2 cup ILC cream wtth 1/2 cup nonfat frozen yogurt. - Rl·pi.Jll' (; Tl'am-h,t.scd caramel :sauce with burnt-sugar caramel ... auLt.: Anothct l' Dod chmcc lor huhlcr alternattves IS choosing the ulu' e mate lean meat nl tradtttonal hohday food . turkey, especmliy the wh ttc hrc.tst dnd wmg meat. removing the skm, of course. Roa' t Turke v wtlh F11 e- Peppcr Ruh and Apple-Cranberry Stuffing, a rectpe by Gucke nhelmer Enterpnses. yields 12 servings: ingtcd;cnts T,..., Tutkey. about 16 pounds, fresh oranges, salt to t.tstc. l11e peppercorn blend. cracked. and apple cranberry stuffing Rtnsc the tut key tn stde and out. pat tl dry, and squeeze JUICe lmm ltc sh ot.tn ges evenl y over the turkey Sprinkle the turkey With l.llt. tuh tt 111th ltvc ctacked peppercorn put on a roasttng rdck, and put I 1/2 cups ol chtekcn t\roth tn the roastmg pan Place the turkey on thL' t.K k. h1 L'~1 s t stdc up and co,cr with alumtnum fml. Then roa~ t at ,\25 F lot three hours Remove the loti, Contmue roastmg lllr a p p rn~ llll.tlcl y 2 hDU\S. hasttng occasiOnally unul the mternal lcttlpct,t\utc ul thc tutkc y " J(i5 F. Allow the turkey to rest for 15 111111UI ~..?s hLio1c l,U\111 ~ 1\pph:-C t .mh~..? II Y I U IJl dllt.:U Sc1\c wl\h ~ tulttng .. Stulltng . l' Up ~ low S\lU!Uill chil: kcn hroth 1/-l c up !l llvc ml 4 L'LIP' dtlC'\ l it .mny Smtih dppks 2 u1p.., chnppcd Lckry I l .u~c !d h1w onion ~ h nppctl I ~ ptlUJlll L' ltlUtons 1 Th"fl lt c~ h ~ .1 gc. mmccd s,dt .nut_ pcppct to t,astc Pl .tcc Lranhc!II Cs c urrant~ anJ cup chtckcn hroth tn small .... ,ucl' p.m llnng to hot I. rcmorc from heat and set astde Heat otl tn mcdtum , ktllct. sau te apples. onwns and celery Until translucent Tt.tn skt to 1111 :\ 111~ how l. AUd cruutons. ctanberry and currant mtxtul r. tcm.tmtng h;oth . sage, sail and pepper St1r to combine. PLtcc tn c.tssc ltlle. Bake at 325 F. approxtmately 50 mmutes. Nuttt tttm pn setv tn g Ca lones. 216: lat 7 2 g (27 5%calones from l<~t) . P" ''"'" 7 4 g carhuhydrme . 36 4 g cholesterol 0 mg sodtum ~Ying . 1\nd altct .t il the parltcs are over don 't forget the Importance of e<e rctse lor Ihe lamtl y to help balance your wetght through the holtdays Ju, l l '\ mmutc s of walkmg . an exce llent acrobtc (fat burn"'"' actt vtt v wt ll hum 95 to 100 calones, equal to I tablespoon pc:mul hutt.ct nt one It ted egg. and JUSt 30 mmutes wtll burn 170 e.tlon es the same as a mcd tum haked potato (plain) So after that wonderlu l Thanksgtvtng dtnncr or party IS over plan a datly walk lm pka,ltre and enJoy the pleasure of your famtly workmg toward a hc.tlthy wc tght ,md h,"c a happy hoitday. Princess Diana's mother launches song for charity LONDON (A P) Pnncess Dtana's mother has helped launc.h a song for a charity she thinks her late daughter would have supported . Frances Shand Kydd made a rare publtc appearance Wednesday at the launch of "Wtil You Walk On By '' " sttn g by •former Runng lead smger Donmc Munro. The lyrics cnwuragc hstcncrs to love thctr nct ghbors and constdcr those less lortunate . Proceeds from s,des ,)J the stnglc wtll go to The Ptlgllmagc Trust. a charity wh1ch provtdcs holtdays lor dtsahlcd chtldrcn Mrs . Shand Kydd said the record wo uld he a hcllcr mc monal to DAUGHTER BORN - Randy and Lisa Phillips announce the birth of their daughter, Emily Chyanne, Oct. 20. She weighed seven pounds, five ounces and was 21 inches long. She is the granddaughter of Austin Phillips and the late Max· ine Phillips, and Gene Oiler and Patsy Oiler. l Dear Ann: I am enclosmg a m lumn that must be at least 20 ye,us old . but 1 still thmk 1( , a hoot. ·STROUDSBURG, PA DEAR STROUDSBURG: 1 do. ton Here\ the poem Dtana - who Jied tp a Paris car ct.tsh tn IYY? - than ,my statue or \!,m.kn ... In a n'lcssagc of support on lhc ,lccve ol the smgle she s,uJ "The ftrst mmncnt I hcatu tt. I knew tl was , pee tal. It c.1pturcd ail the concerns hoth Dtana and I cared ahout." The stnglc goes on sale on Nov. 22. 10 Briwin tlunktng I suggest your daughter ltp-oll the young men tn advance Then . her lather\ pronouncement s 1 1 k would cotn;: oi l .ts 1css o. a s 1oc p S Has he conl tdcd wiMI he was tn lm pt, cv tous hie' A J"<kass. per· haps . Ann Landers hookl et. •·Nugge ts and Donl!es . . has cvcrythtng I rom the nutra gemtsly Iunny to the pOt gnantl) tnst ghtlul Send a sc 11b addressed , long, ustncss-w c ~ nv c lope and a chec k or money mdct lor $5 .2 5 tthts tn Ncludcs postage A L,md 1 nn ,mhandhn g) '" uggc ts . co dcts . PO Bo x 1 1 5~2. Cht cagt>. Ill 6061_1 -056 2 . ln ltntlnul \m ore aho~l Ann Lttt; ders ,md tea< lCt P'"' co utttn s. " "' the Ctc.tlors Syndtc.ttc wch p.tge .tl ww" eteat <ns co m the chutch kttchcn arc Joann Lee. abov~ nJnh:d .md to [ dna Knopp . Letha Prolfm. and Melissa Smtth Peggy Hill. E ~ th rt \Vc , t. N,tonll Othct 1tcms discussed were dond~ Ncv tllc . M.ttltc Beegle'. Mtldred A program on Thanksgtvtng tton s to the Meigs Cooperative H.ut. Ruth Sttnpson. Shctla Thetss. IH ghl tghted a re~.:cnt mecttng of the Sonslunc Ctrcle ol' Dorcas Bethany Partsh Food Bank and other Mattha Lou Bcc~lc Ltlltan H.tyman . Mahcl Brae; M.uttc Tc.t l'llld . tmprovements for the church . Church held at the church Btnmkna R.unct ; Thchnd Walton. Maty Cleek, correspondmg secSharon Birch and Bernice Theiss Lt nda Russell. Emclme Sayre. Sally retary, had matled cards to Frances presented the pt ogram With Gloeckner and H:11e l Me Kelle y McKenZie , Carol Manuel , Nellie Birch rcadm g I Thcssa\ontans 5: I8 The next meetm " wtll he held Cross, Ellen Arnott, Paultne Wolle . - " In evct ythmg gtve thanks; for Display planned Dec. 9 wtlh Janet Th~1 ss 111 charge ol George Sayre, Lin Hart. Edtson MIDDLEPORT - A doll and toy thts ts the wtll of God m Chnst Jesus the ptog t am and Lllltdn Hdyman and Brace, Ethel Orr, Mary L1sle and exhtbtl wtll he featured at the Rtvcr- conccrnmg you ." Ruth Sunpson sctvmg tch cshml!nts She also read the htstory of Roy Jenkins family. bend Arts Council open house to be Secret St, tcrs wtll CXL hangc Chn stAnn Boso read a poem that she Thanksgtvmg, whtch Abraham Lmstaged Sunday. from I to 5 p.m. llla'\ gttts at the ncxtmcettn g had wntten about Dr Hunter. In addtuon to a large dtspiay of coln declared as a natwnal holtday m Refreshments were served by Barb1es,there wtil be other dolls and 1863, and "Fatth of Our Fathers." toys. some antiques. Refreshments TheiSs read "One Nauon Under Joann Lee and Letha Proffin to the God," Each member wrote down wtll be served thtn gs for whteh they arc thankful. In 1886, the 21st president of the Untted States, Chester A 1\rthur. dted Lois Sterrett conducted the bustTalent show tickets on sale m New York at age 56. . MIDDLEPORT - T1ckets lor ness meetmg Kathryn Hart and In I 899, music conductor Eugene Ormandy was born m Budapest. Hun· the Rtverbend Talent Revue to be Mehssa Smnh gave the secretary gary. . staged on Nov. 26 and 27 m the and treasurer reports and both were In 1928, the first successful sound-s ynchronJzcd ant mated cartoon. Walt Metgs M1ddle School audttonum arc approved. Sterrett read Romans 6·23 Disney's "Steamboat Wiihe," starnng Mtckey Mouse, prcmtcred tn New whtch says "For the wages of sm ts now on sale . , York. In Pomeroy ttckcts may be pur- death; but the gtft of God ts eternal In 1936, Germany and Italy recogntzed the.Spa nt sh gove rnment ol Fran· chased at Swisher-Lohse and life through Jesus Christ our Lord. CISCO Franco. Hanwell House, wluic in Middle - She also read an arttcie tttled "A Few In 1959, "Ben·Hur," the Btbltcal-cra movtc spectacle statrtng Charlton pori, they arc avmiable at the Ohio Wnnkles Add Character" and "You Heston, had its world prcnuerc tn New York R1ver Boar Co, Mtddlepon Depart- Took My Place." In 1969, financler-dtpiomat Joseph P Kennedy dtcd .'" Hyannts Port. Servmg on a committee to purment Store, and Oilice Service an\) Mass, at age 81 chase a stove and water heater for Supply. Advance ttckets are $4 each and will be sold unti I noon on Friday. Ttckets at the door arc $5 each Birthday celebrated POMEROY - Wtlltam Leth ts celcbratmg illS 91 st htnhd.ly today. Cake wa~ ~crv~d 111 h1s honm at the Scntor Cti lt.c ns Center. Cards may be sent to httn at 35787 Vance Ro,td . Pomeroy. Ohto. 45 76'} Wreath making class offered by Arts Council Dentse Arnold wtll olfer a holt day wreath makmg workshop m 1he Rtverbend Atts Councti on Matn Street tn Mtddlepnn on Dec. 6 at 6.30 p.m All matenals for maktng a wreath will be provtded. Cost IS $25. Those mtetestcd may regiSter hy calhng Dcntsc at 9'}2 -7573 ( I d llhCIIIl'S Clip ~ UI I .IIl \S \/2 2 1/2 can I tell hmy wtfc after a so md many the h years t at s e ts no mustct n ' racket ts dnvmg me crat.y ' -- HAD ONG ISLAND IT ON L ONG ISLAND Pi DEAR L . c<~se don 't bl ow 30 years Sof lsatnthood hy ·prt e Loutse t I ostng your emper u s wtth a do1en accordion lessons anJ f h s sevcrai piccchs ok s feetltnuStc. otry. but about I can'tBern t tntee oanda Murray tung you can do the young men , but I'm al·rat·d her father's talk will drive away any scnous marriage prospects. chair, 1 tonk the neck from a bottle, Every time a fellow comes tnto our hous•. my husband looks httn From the horse I got the half,. c over, decides what kind of ant mal he I put them ail together with some it on and some glue, . was tn a past hfe, and then, tells htm . And 1 "'''a darned stght better He said one young man with a nare iov m' row face and reddtsh hatr use<! to be a Than I ever ool from you. ,,' ox. and that fellow hasn' t been e back since. Another young man who Dear Ann Landers: 1 am send- played football was dark. handsome mg a column Iro m the 1960's (I can and powerfully bUt h. My husband tell tl san anttquc by yoUt ptcturc.) I tnlormed thtS chap that he was l Undoubtedly a gorilla. . t hope tl 's not too oid to prm . ·A• cordtng to my hushand , I was MANITOWOC. WIS ' ~ DEAR MANITOWOC: I am a squmel , and my mother was a amated that tt \ tn such good co ndt - cow. My daughter ts very upse t t11111 Hctc 11 ts about thiS. and so am I What can we Dear Ann ·. M)' hushand hcltcves du·• -- MRS M.L. d ,til hum.ms tnh.thtlcd the earth tn the DEAR MRS.: II your husban I took a leg from the table, I tonk the hack from an old Fellowship meets Love g1ft bags made up of ttems brought by members were prepared to be dtstrtbuted before Thanksgt v102: to shutms and students away fr~m home when the Ladles MtsSII)nary Fellowshtp met at the Ractne Bapltst Church It was reported dunng the mectmg that 48 anntversary plates have been 01 dered. Dec. I9 was set as the date for the Chmtmas dmner at the "Kountry Kttchcn ." Cookie Salser presided at the metmg opening wtth prayer and scnpture from Man 25. She spoke of lhe people living on the sllects of New York, mentioning in parttcularly one woman which caught her attentiOn She then had a readt ng titled "The Bag Lady."L Vtcky Cumms, secretary, read the mmutes of the last mettng, and Nancy Carnahan read letters of thanks from mt ss tonanes. John Adams in Germany and John Hail in Australia. Plans were made to send each of the missionaries a Christmas love gtft. Cards were stgned to be sent to those who are in hospitals, rest homes, and those at home who are unable to get out. Dorotha Salser gave devotions on Thanksgivtng . Cathy Rule had prayer, and Refreshments were served by Cummms and Salser. Circle program Bob~ Market Announces Their 4th Annual Christmas Open House Saturday, N·o vember 20th 8 am until 9 pm at the Gallipolis Garden Center ''Let Bob's help you get in the Christmas Spirit. Come walk through a spectacular winter wonderland while selecting the perfect decorating touches for your home or the perfect gift for your loved one." ''Light Refreshments will be seroed" • Russ Qem • And So Much Mon: The area i be1t •election of fresh cut Chriltma1 Trees including the ever popular Fraser Fir Thanksgiving program highlights Stars meet with Mandela JOHANN ESBU RG. South Afrtca (AP) - Holl ywood stars Danny Glover and Morga n Fleeman aJmu they onl y needed one reason to tra\cl all the wa) here u chance to spend ltmc wnll antt · aparthctd hero Nelson Mandela '' When you get a ~:hancc to sn with Madth.t for JUst a IIIII\ Ute - II doesn ' t take me long .. to dcc1dc to come. Glover told report ers Madiha is Mundcla 's "clan name. und has become an .lfTcruonall.!. nu:knamc . !. Freeman s.wJ he's tn ' ' deep talks " w1th Manuela and South 1\fncan ftlmmakcr Amtnt Singh to play. the role of Mandela in a movie about the form er pre side nt fAI1IM If, GAU.IPIII, ~41) 448·1111 ..,7DAYUWBI ·' "' ' . h. The Dally Sentinel • Page 9 Ryan Amberger, Bobby Eblin, Dennts L~vender, Myca Michael, Cattlin Nease and Chelsea Smtth. Portland Elementary 4th Grade - Megan Day and Cody Patterson; all A's. Erin Chapman, Shelena Doss, Ashley Krider, Dercck Lee, Drew Long, Whitney R1ffie, Jessica Smith, Ashley Weddle and.Bntney Young. 51h Grade - Natausha Arnott, Cameron Brinager, Miranda McKelvey and Bethany Vance . 6th Grade - Ntcole Jones; all A's Dusttn Bnnager, Counney Cai ltcoat , Arllber Holsmger and Enn WISe. Letart Elementary lsi Grade - Kat te B~rr and Bobb1 Hams: all A's Allen Bnckles, Alex Day, Shawna Farley, Mickale Htil, Dakota Imboden , Dalton Imboden, Justtn McNabb, Katey Patterson. Charley Pyles, Matthew Shane , Pmge Shuler, Kale lynn Smith. Jaylm Sntder and Braxton Thorla 2nd Grade - Cody Neal. John Powell , Cyle Recs. Stephamc Shambltn. and Lynzec Tucker all 1\'s. Brooke Chadwell , Btadley Cnpptck. Ktm Fatllkner, Ale~ts Htll , Gabhy Johnson. Altsha Lawson. Cody Lee. Dustm Salser, Jordon Taylor. Ashley Walker and Kelly Wmebrenncr. 3rd Grade - Jimmy Gnmm , Christopher Holter, Bryan Harns and Rachel J'tckens; ail A's . Marvm Eddy, Tosha Jones, Stefant Johnston, Bnttany Meidau , Paul Powell. Anthony Shambim and' t:;aieb Utt. Holiday feasting is important time to practice food safety By The Associated Press Four steps to food safety are suggested by the Partnershtp for Food Safety EducatiOn. Clean Bacteria spread fast. Here is how to fight back: - Wash hands wtth hot , soapy water be lore handhng food and after using the bathroom, changtng dmpers and handling pets. - Wash cutting boards, dtshes, utensils and counter tops with hot, soapy water after preparing each food item and before yo u go on to the next food . - Usc piasttc or other nonporous cutting boards. These boards should he run through the dtshwasher or washed in hot, soapy water after use. --Co nstder using paper towels to clean up kttchen surfaces. If you use cloth towsls, wash them often m the hot c~le of your clothes washer ·-~ . jlr. Separate Cross-contammation 1s th e scJcntiflc term for how bactena can spread from one food to another. cspcctall y when you arc handltng taw meat , poultry and seafood, so keep these foods away from readyto-eat foods - Scpttratc raw meat, poultty t~nd -seafood lrom other foods tn your gro~.:cry shoppan.g <.::ut and tn yout rcfngcralot. - If posstbic, use a separate cutttn g boatd for raw meat products. - Always wash hands, cutttng hoards. dtshes and utenstl s wtth hot. soapy water after they caine m contact wttl1 ta w meat, poultry and seafood - Never place cooked food on a pl ate whtch prev tously held raw meat , poultry and seafood .. Cook Food sa fety experts agree that loads are properly cooked when they are heated enough for a long enough time and at a htgh enough even according to USDj\ standards. temperature to kill the harmful bac- A number of food sctentists all contena that cause foodborne illness. firmed the safety of this recommen- Use a clean thermometer to dation. " 'Most bacteria are killed at measure the internal temperature of around I 40 F. Bacteria in turkey cooked foods, to make sure meat, meat cooked to 180 For 185 Fare poultry, casseroles and other foods long gone, they say, but so too are arc cooked all the way through. moistness and flavor. --Cook roasts and steaks to at least 145 F, pork to at least I60 F. Chill Whole poultry should tie cooked to qqick ly Refngerate foods 180 F for doneness (see note) . because cold temperatures keep -Cook ground beef, where bac- hannfui bacteria from growmg and teria spread during processmg, to at multip\ymg. Set your refngerator no le ast 160 F. lnformatton from the higher than 40 F and the freezer umt Centers for DISease Control and Pre- at 0 F. Check the temperatures occavention links eating undercooked, sionally. pin~ ground beef with a htgher nsk - Refrigerate or freeze perishof tllness. If a thermometer ts not ables, prepared food~ and leftovers avatlable, do not cat ground beef wtthin two hours or sooner that is still pink mside. - Never defrost food at room - Cook eggs until the yolk and temperature. Thaw food in the whtte are firm. Don ' t use rec ipes in refrigerat or, under cold runnmg which eggs remam raw or only par- water or in the micro)\/ ave. Man nate ' ually cooked. ' ' foods in the refrigerator - Fish should be opaque and -Divide large amounts of leftflake easily wtth a fork . overs among small , shallow contain- When cookt ng tn a mtcrowave ers for qutck coohng tn the refngeroven, make sure there are no cold ator. spots m food where bactena can sur-Don't pack the rcfngerator. vive. For best results, 'tover food. Cool air must c~rculate to keep food stir and rotate for even cook ing If safe. there ts no turntable, rotate the dish by hand once or twtce dunng cookThe Partnershtp for Food Safety mg. Educauon descnbes ttself as a pub- Bnng sauces, soups and gravy ltc-pnvate pattnership that combines w a b01l when rcheattng Heat-other the resources of the federal governJeftovcts thoroughly lo at· least 165 ment , industry and consumer organiF •· zattons to conduct tt s fond safety Note: bpmions vary on when a educauon campmgn . turkey ts done. Using a meat therFor more lood safe ty mfonnamom eter, " safe " temperatures can tion . range from 160 F to 180 1'. The AgnUSDA's Meat and Poultry Hotculture Department recommends lme (800) 535-4555 Wch stte: walttng unttl thtgh meat of a stuffed www.fsis.usda.gov. turkey reaches 180 F. The editors of FDA's Food Infonnatton and "The Cook's Illustrated Complete Seafood Hotltne (800) 332-4010. Book of Poultry " (Clarkson Potter) Web stle: www cfsan.fda gov. say that fot a turkey without breadYour ioea l cooperattve extensiOn based stuffing "a finiShed tempera- office ture of I60 F to I65 F is more than Partnership for Food Safety Eduadequate to k1ll possible pathogens, cation Web site. www.fightbac.org. . THURSDAY PORTLAND - Revival, Freedom Gospel Mission, Bashan and Stiversville Road, Portland, Rev Mark Winneil, evangelist, Thursday through Sunday, 7 p.m each even mg. Smgers, the Bissells, Thursday, Deanna Stewar~ Friday; Jodie Rice. Saturday, and Delivered Sunday. FRIDAY GALLIPOLIS Parkinson's Support Group, 2 p.m. Fnday, library, Grace United Methodist Church, 600 Second Ave , Gailtpolis. Speaker, Jonathan Kollmann. POMEROY - Preceptor Beta Beta Chap!er, Beta Sigma Phi SororIty, Thursday, 6:30 p.m. at Lutheran Church. Reva Vaughan and Velma Rue, hostesses. SATURDAY MIDDLEPORT - Free Thanksgtving dinner, Saturday, Fatth Chapel Church, 923 South Third St., Middleport. Serving 2 to 5 p.m. RACINE - Racme Post 602, American Legion, Thanksgiving dmner, hall, Thursday, 7 p.m. for Legion and Auxtliary members, their spouses and special guests, VFW Post 9053 and spouses. Meat and potatoes furnished , take covered dtsh. SALEM CENTER ·Star Grange 778 will hold its annual POMEROY - Rock Springs Better Health Club, Thursday, I p.m. at the Rockspnngs United Methodtst Church. Dorothy Jeffers, hostess. CHESTER - Ewings Chapter, Sons of the Amencan Rcvoiutton, Thursday, old Meigs County Courthouse tn Chester Dmncr by reservalton only by Tuesday. 6:30 p.m. made by calhng 992-7874. Program at 7:30 p.m. with William Plants of Galhpolts, speaker. Dues payable. Guests welcome. RACINE Southern Htgh School's third annual Career Fair Thursday, 12:30-2 ·30 p.m. m the SHS gymnasium. College. military, apprenttceshtp and other representattves will be avatlablc to meet wtth students and parents. Public welcome Contact Shirley Sayre or Tom Weaver at Southern High School at 949-261 I for more information. TUPPERS PLAINS - Eagles to host "Meet the team night" activities 111 EHS gymnasium, 6 p.m. Thanksgiving supper and fun night, Saturday, with dinner at 6:30 p.m . and fun night to follow. All members and mterested persons are urged to attend. MONDAY POMEROY - Regular meeting of the Meigs County Commtssioners, 10 a.m. mstead of I p.m. Monday. RUTLAND - Rutland Friendly Gardeners, Monday, 7 30 p m at the home of Janet Bolin. Serving You Since 1946 with Quality Prescription Service at Competitive Priees We Honor most Third Party Prescription Plans OPEN Monday thru Friday 8:00 am - 9:00 pm Saturday 8 am- 6 pm Sunday 10 am - 4 pm Eastern Thanksgiving pinwheel cake rolls out harvest color and flavor By The Associated Press When the Harvest Chocolate Pumpkin Cake ts sliced, you can see tts colorful pinwheel pattern in appealingly seasonal brown and · orange stripes. The colors come from the chocolate cake whtch is roiled around a creamy pumpkm filling, makmg this dessert a nice alternative to pumpktn p1c to offer for Thanksg1vmg or other holidays. It's not hard to make , with un sweetened cocoa powder that mixe s easily mto the other mgredtents. The kids could be recruited to help, to stir the batter or spread tl into the pan. Harvest Chocolate Pumpkin Cake For the Pumpkin Filling: 3-ouncc package cream cheese. so ltened 1/2 cup powdered sugar 1/2 cup cooked pumpkm 1/2 teaspoon ground ci11namon 1/8 teaspoon ground nutmeg l/4 teasponn vantlla cxttact 1/2 cup whippmg t;ream For the Cake: 4 e~gs, separated 3/4 cup sugar I teasppon vanilla ex tract 1/2 cup all-purpose nuur 113 cup unsweetened cocoa powder 1/2 teaspoon bakmg soda I /4 teaspoon baking powder 1/2 teaspoon salt mg 2 additional minutes. Combine dry mgredtents, add to yolk mixture alternately with water, beatmg on low speed just unttl smooth. Gradually fold chocolate mixture tnto beaten whites with rubber spatula until well blended . Spread batter evenly in prepared pan. Bake I2 to I5 minutes or until top sprmgs back when touched hghtiy Immed1ateiy loosen cake from edges of pan. mvert on clean towel sprinkled with powdered 113 cup water sugar. Carefully peel off f01i. ImmeFor the Chocolate Glaze diately roll cake in towel, starting 2 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons unsweetened cocoa from narrow end; place on wtrc rack to cool completely. Carefully unroll powder cake; remove towel. Spread.' cake 2 tablespoons water wtth filling ; reroll without towel. 3/4 cup powdered sugar To prepare Chocolate Glaze: 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract Melt butter in a small saucepan To prepare Pumpktn Fill mg . Beat cream cheese wtth powdered sugar. ovet low heat; add cocoa and water. Beat in pumpk111 , cinnamon. nutmeg stirrmg unttl smooth and sltghtly and vatHlla. Slowly add whipping thtckened. Do n·ol bot!. Remove cream, bcattng untti s lightly thtck- from heat; cool sltghlly Gradually add powdered sugar nnd vamlia. ened. Refngerate about 2 hours. bcaung with whisk unttl smooth To prepare the Cake: ~ Makes about 1/2 cup. Heat oven to 375 F. Line jcilyroll Spoon glaze over top of rolled pan or bakmg pan with side s, 15 1/2until just before cake. Refrigerate by- 10 112-by- I -t nch, wtth foil. Gentng Cover and refngeratc any scrv j erously grease lo ti leftover dessert. Beat egg whites m large bow l on Makes I 0 to 12 servmgs. htgh speed of mi xe r unttl soft peaks Nutrition information per serv. form ; gradually add 1/2 cup sugar, ing (1112 of recipe): 300 cal.. 5 g bcattng unttl stttl peaks lorm. pro., 47 g carbo., 10 g fat (6 g satuaside . Beat egg yolks and van ill~ in rated fat) , 90 mg chol ., 220 mg sod tmediUm bowl 3 minutes ; gradually um add rcmanung 1/4 cup sugar, beat- "The Soup Bowl" Co-Ed Flag Football Pleasant Valley Wellness Center set - (304) 675-7222 ,.' ISaturday, December 11, 1999 • RAIN OR SHINE! •ordnance Fields - Games Begin At 10 a.m. t$25 Entry fee &All Players On Roster Must Bring ACan Of Soup •All Proceeds Go Towards Food Baskets For Local Needy tUmited Roster Of 10 Players (5 Men & 5Women) ISingle ElimJnalion (Two 20-Mlnute Halves) tNo One Under 18 Years Of Age Permitted To Play tUmited To First 10 Teams To Sign-Up . tSip-Up At Front Desk Of The PVH WeUness Center •Rules Presented At lime Of Sign-Up �' Page 10 • The O.lly Sentinel -. Pomeroy, Middleport; Ohio ' Thursday, November 18, 1999 The Daily Sentinel This year, "The Da1ly Se ntinel @ Eastern H1gh School" will be planned and primanly wntten by students in the school's new Journali sm class. The class, taught by fi rst-year teacher Marc1e Young. also publishes a school newspaper. The Eastern Press. wh1ch is also wnuen and cd1 ted by Ms Young's students. Students have begun meetmg With Sentinel Reporter Brmn J. Reed tu discuss the deve lopment of stones of mterest to studen ts as well as the adult readers of the newspaper. "The Dm ly Sent mel @ Eastern H1gh Sc hool," as we ll as sc hoo l pages wntten by students at Me1gs and Southern High Sc hools. have been a regular school-year lcatuJ c m The Daily Sentinel for two years They were concievcd to include youth .tctJVJtJCS and msJghts mto the pages of the newspaper. as well as to promote newspaper readmg among young people. PartJt lpatwn 1n the page IS not limned to Journali sm students Students from throughom the school Will be encouraged to contn bute nev.s. photographs. and creatl ve wntmg for the page, and may contact Ms. Yo ung IOJ mformation. / There are always good people who aefusc to lollow the crowd. O n(' such pe rson who docs not 1h1nk 11 would he a good idea tu dcct an actor was scnaor Saaah Scx tnn, who saaJ that actors. sports stars and mtlhonaJrcs "should Stick w1th what they SUCCESSFUL TEAM- This year's Lady Eagles volley· ball team , pictured here with Coach Don Jackson , at game time, surprised many with their successful year, having lost seven seniors last year. Lady Eagles surprise even loyal fans By SARAH FRANK After los1ng seven senwrs from a team that fmi shed w1th a 15- 1 season, even the most loyal Eag les lim had thc1r doubts about the success of this year's team and turned quite a few heads." 1 The g1rls came through with an 18-8 season and were named TVC Champs for the third year runmng, and were also scctwnal champs. Wlule at sec tionals. team seniors Leah Sanders and Aliso n Rose, and JUniors Juh Ba1lcy ami Knsten Se nwr Leah Sanders best desc ribed this year's successful season when she Chevalier were honored for their success ful seniors. said . "we all worked very hard th1 s season to aclucve what they did . This "Even th ough our las t loss was a tough one to swallow. I ke I we pl .tycd was. by far. one of our best seasons. We were able to get along, play hard, one heck of a season," Alison Rose said. "After losmg seven sen iors last year. and prove that height Isn't all th at mailers when Eastern plays the game." we thought il would be hard to regroup , but we did 11success fully and proved Every member of th1s year's team was able to put aside any differences to be another team for EHS to be proud of. " they may have had Ill order to g1ve their best to the team, and this may very Eve n though everyone. espec ially the scn im s. we re saJ to ~..:c the sca~o,;on we ll have been the secrc1 to our success. end . they were proud of what th ey had ac hieved The seniOr players w1shed "At the hegmn1ng of the season everyone doubted us," Becky Dav1s. a the team the best ol luck and much success. senior, sa1d. "but as the year progressed. we started workmg together as a One deer's story: all about life in the wild. By AMANDA NORTHRUP A few days ago, I had the chance to s11 down With a deer who had been camped out in my back yard H1s name was Jolm Deer and he was the IHcest old buck you'd ever want to ineet. After a few minutes of small talk and ch1t-chat. Mr Deer tearfully di<:tated IllS story to me. "Every year it's the same thing. You hunters prance around in your bnght orange vests and chase helpless deer li ke myself into our safe have ns. You si t up 1n your tree stands, making n so we can no longer frolic in the meadows as deer so love to do. You force us to wait until mghtfall to sneak down to the streams and ri vers for a dnnk And 11 1s not until you pack up and head for home that we even dare to leave the safety of our shelters to fi nd somcthmg to eat "Wh y'1 What's with you people'' Why do you do th1s to us every year? We've never done anything to you. Oh, sure, we run 1nto your cars every now and then. but 1f you paid a little mo1e attent1on to the 10ad and less on what rad 1o statiOn yo u're turnmg to. it wouldn't hap pen as much. I mean , It 's not ou r fault you ca n't get your c1garcuc lu or that yo u didn't have tunc to put on your makeu p at home. May he 11 wouldn't be so bad 1f you JUSt ki lled us wnh yo ur guns or nrrows or what l1;wc you. but it doesn't stop thc1c. You come at us with yo ur c.u-s and sc m1 trucks. too. You >peed down th ose long stretcl1cs of asphalt Without so much as a care for the un suspec tm g dee1 roamin g the n1 ght. " You humans JUSt can't fdthom what n's like to step out 1nto the road and fmd yourse ll stanng mto the bnght headlight s of some car. You're transfixed by the prett y li ght and all the colors swirling around in 1ts depth s. And the n, -Bam I You're launched through the air. your rack flying off in a different di rection than your body. Then you slam into the ground and are dead. Of course, I've never expenenced this, but I've seen it plenty oftimes. just as I've see n my · friends and family members mercilessly brought down by yo ur arrows and yo ur guns. A" friend of mine once said, "gun season's over, here come the muzzle loade1 s. What's next?" ' "Well , what IS next? Arc you planning on usmg dynanHtc on us m the near future' Or will ymijust drop heavy objects on our heads l1ke in those cartoons yo u humans arc so fond of? · I don't' know what you're plannmg wh1le you're sJttmg m those nice linle houses of yours. hull sure hope my life is spared ag mn tillS season." Sadly, Mr John Dec; is no longe r among the deer population of South Eastern Ohio. He me t up with a car on Route 7 late one ni ght on his way home. Our thoughts and praye1s ge out to Mr Deer's su1 v1ving famil y. : ., The Fol ger Shakespearean Li brary in Capitol Hill 10 Washington, D.C . has the largest collection of Shakespearean materi als m the world . HOME 333 Page Street Middleport, Ohio 45760 (740) . 992·6472 NATIONAL BANK Racine 949·221 o Syracuse 992·6333 Va·ughan's Supermarket 408 General Hartinger Parkway 992·3471 Downing Childs Mullen Oliio ~iver Musser Insurance E. 'Bear Company 111 ' The largest Shakespeare collection c~~{f'~ . ByWYCLIFFE RICHARDSON Associated Press Writer THE VALLEY. Anguilla - Hurricane Lenny loomed ofl a string o f Dutch and Bru1sh Canbbcan iSlands today after slammmg us 150-mph wmds agmnst St. Croix, where 11 llung boats onto the beach, fl ooded roads and homes and tore away a p1er. The late-season storm has killed at leas t lour peopl e from Colombia to Dutch St Maarten in the northeast Caribbean. On Tuesday, two fi shermen drow ned oil kJ>lombJ a's Canbbean peninsul a. and rams destroyed half of ,, coastal v11lage. leavmg 540 people homeless. One n1an died Jll 'lhe Puerto Rican capllal . San Juan , alter he Jell off a ladder as he tried to board up windows. A man in St. Maancn d1cd Wednesday when the garde n wall of h1s hill side home collapsed on hun . The hurncanc was unli ke ly to stnkc the mainland Un11ed State s. sa1d meteorologist Stacy Stcwa11 al the National HUlru.:anc Ccntc1 111 M1 a m1 He cautiOned. howeve r. that Le nn y still could hnng heavy surf capable of e1od1ng heaches in Florida. "The inll ucncc o i· th1 s storm 1s gomg '10 he t el l con sJd t.:: r~l hl c d istances away.'' he s;ud In· S1 C rotx ...1n un t<k n tir1cd out o! a hotel to sec the nsmg '\Uri wa'\ earned away hy wave:-. ~mU lwd to cl 1n g ton rock to ~ris t who vent ured than an ho lll hcfor c lm:al d1 vcrs rcs.._:ucd hun. sau.l Gov. Charles Turnbull of the US V1rglll Islands. Eve n hd 01 c the hurncanc arn vcd .. slonn surges that whipped up 12- foot waves stnppcd sand Iro m Anguil la 's fam ous hc:u.: hcs l hc benc hes, wh1ch att rac t tllum ts who prov 1de the Brit1 sh island's biggest source of revenue, already had been damaged hy Hurricane Jose last month f m mo 1c Hunting?a popular pastime ' took me out when I was 5 years old with a pellet gun to help dad trac k a deer," smd B J Blackburn , an Eastern se n1or. "Of course Dad had the 12 gauge w1 th hun ." A JUni or. Josh Ihie. had a different way of ge nmg in to hunt ing. He said, "When I was seven or eight yems old I JUSt decided to go out and hunt." Josh didn't have the family e<pencnce because his father was wnrkmg at the time. Mos t people who go deer hunting have killed at least one deer 1n the1r l1fetime. Sa rah Frank killed a sJ~­ pomt buck. B.J . Blackburn's brgges t buck was a nine- point and had a spread of 23 3/4 mches. Josh lhle's best deer was a buck that we ighed 179 oounds and was a nine-pomt With a spread of 14 inches. When hunting, you have to be careful and think things through, so that you don'! shoot anybody's cow. Also make sure you take a gun safety course so that you can properly discharge a firearm . Happy hunting_! Cuopcr;ltl\lll 1n Elllopc YL'il sln s,Jid the usc 11! llll ht,uy l lli"L'(' Ill C h..:L hll)d \\,lS "Il i.:lCSS, ll )' lt l Jc feat ten o11 sh .1 nd "h.ulllll-.·· who lull sla ughtcn.:d lll lltli..'C IH 1..'1\'lli :t lh Thc1c will he no nc~o ll . llltl ll s \\ tl h h.wlh ts .md lllllllklcl " ... YL'I t" lll !'.Uid " Wc nccd L'nmp ktc l y to elmu natc thc ha nd1 1 l,l l lll. ltltlll" .111d tn c llm lniltc the IL' II OT I" h n 1 hnn g_ the m to LOU! I .. he s,ttLI . ~tdd1 n g th ~t t Russia ex pec ts .1nJ dcse l \1..'.., the " undcTstandtn g ,111d surptll'l.. ol the llliCTI1 aLl nnaJ communit y. Late! tod.1y the RussJ.lll president was mcc llng With Clint on lor the rust li me s HKC hefon; the Rus!-. i.mm!lllary began its lates t offensive m Chechnya. They last met 111 Germany 1n June. Clinton. who d1dn 't take a harsfl puhlic tone. recall ed Yelt •m's courageous persona l role 1n fac1ng down efforts hy the communi sts to bloc k Russia's tra ns1tion to democracy 1n 1990 , and smd then - as now m the case ol Chechnya -, the world commumty could not stand idly by. " Must ol the crit1cs of Russ1an policies deplore Chechc n violence and tcrnms m and c'xtrc mJ sm '' am.l support Moscow's c lfort s hi p10lcct Its ow n C III I'Cil' ... C'llll lll n sau.l "Wh,ll they fca1 1s that the mc.tns Russ1a h a~ chusc n wil l unJclm mc 1ts end s rhat If altaL:ks Oil CIVIlians COil llnuc. the e~ tt cm T s m Rus.,.m ts tl)' lllg [(I com hat Will lllli y llltCII Slfy dnd·thc so\·crc l gnt y Ru s:-; r.\ Ti gh tly IS JclcnJ- 111g w ill he more and more 11::jcc tcd hy oa.h nary Chcchcns who an: not p.1 rt ll l the t CJftll 01 !he I'CSI !-. I l.l llL'l'·" The p! Cs Jdcn t w;u ncd. 'The stre ngth Ru:-;s Ta nghtl y I s stnv m ~ In hu!ld u1 ul J h~ cwJcd hy .\ll l' lldl css cyc k o l \' To lenu:. · C linton .tppl .ll!Jcd th l' L"llllll liL' Ill ' llhh.J c c.t Thc1 tod .ty hy Ck tlll dll Cll.t n· ct: llot G!.!th.ud Sdu u('J~,.·I. whll IolLI till' sum nut lll l'L' II ng that although the wor ld Clllllmun 1ty condl.'mns 1c1 rn T'"" ' aniJ sup potls d stro n ~ and dCilHl.... tal tL Ru ss!,\. .. \\.11 "'II\ ) \\,1) Il l L' ln n tn.ltL' tei i OIIs m Thc m .hsi\'L' lh1.' ol lorn:- whu:h lllls the Ct\I ITa n p t~p u l . l · 11nn hd o1c 11 11 else must hL' ended But .l stern Yelh lll s.ud Rus\l,lll "c.m not ·IL"LTpt ·· th ,u 1ts p tl iT L') 1i 11 C h cLim ya slwuld he 1n ll ucnccd h) o th ~ r cnun tncs · Appeals ltll llu manTt.m.tn Tntcl \l<IIC .. I " IIIL' !Ciy; 11L:lL'X\ l01 Russ ia and partly to sidestep unslahlc areas l1ke Chcch nya U.S offi Cials sa1J Cli nton 1mJ.1 y y.-o uld Witness the stgnmg 111 lstilnhul of an agreement am(lng Turkey. AtcrhaiJ ~In and <lcorgta th ttt sets u k t•ul framework lor hurldmg .1 rmJhon -h 11 rcb-.l-day p1pclmc tht t)ugh TtiiJ.. t:~ Construct ion would !-.lilrl Ill ::!001 Russ ia ,1 lso stron gly tlhJL'L" I"' to the Clmton ad mtlll.,lrilllllll " lll .., l ..,IL'IILL" that the 1972 Antl -IJ,Jil!Sill M1 ss rk trc.tty he amcnLicJ to pcrn 11 1 till Un1 1cd States to hudLI .t H .i lll i ll \~ 1d<. satJ Moscow should r caiJil' that 111 l: Oill hat111g tC II OI ISIII •• tiJt.:, ln C.IIl S must ~c prnpmll onJ I lo t he t h n.~at · k i L'IlLL' 111 the .lll.111 s o l .tn othn pro- hum.tn nghh .111J ll ccJD m' V•/c dl! know .IIT L:,uly what dispruplu·ti un.ttc consequences suc h mtcr fcrcnu: c.111 L"~t usc ... he added . mcn llon Jng I he lJ S-led NATO homhmg t)Vl' l Kosovo c.triiCI th is yea r as an ICL' II Ilg CXd lllph:: . Clin ton s;uJ 111 rt:s ponsc. " I have to respcctlu ll y dJS.1g rcc w1th my f11 end PIL's ldcnl Yc lh lll The Ru.ssJ.Jn pres ide nt urgccl the 5:1othcr lcadeiS ,JtlcndJng the OSCE ... umnut to hold h,H:k then cnliL' ISlll of Ru ss ia's nuhtary o llcnstvc 111 Chcc hnya or nsk l;ulu rc at the nu..:ctm g The su mmit 1s Jnt cnLicd to str~ n g thc n the role of the OSCE - a Cold War-era urgan iZ.!IItlll ~ 111 preventing conll 1cl and pro motin g human n ghts 1n EUJope Several leaders critic ized Russ1a dcsp1tc Yc lts1n\ warn 1n ~. In npentng the summit. Norway's fmc 1g n mTn rs tel. Knut Vo l lchack, who 1s the OSCE chamnan. said Moscow s tactics 111 Chec hn ya arc '" ! CdSi lll l iH "l..' l" lilU S (\ )11 \.:CI"Il .·· ,tnd ~ YOUNd'JtUNTER - B.J. Blackburn Is pictured with his first deer. Pictured with his father, B.J., an Eastern senior, is still an avid hun r, as are many of his male and female classmates. By BROOKE NICHOLS Hunting time 1s here. Bow season has already staned, but the big one, gun season, will start Nov. 29. in the Me1gs County area, a lot of people go hunting, mostly males, but also women. We know who goes hunting in our school, but why did they start? Peop!e go hun ting for many dif: ferent reasons. Some go for food but · most go for sport. People get up at 5 : a.m. and go out to a cold deer stand . and wail for a deer. Once a deer · moves close you have to move slowly in order not scare it. As you get up and cock the gun , it makes a clicking sound, which makes the deer jump and take off. So you have ,to set there again waiting but not as patientl y as before. There are many ways people get into deer hunting. Sen1 or, Sarah Frank. said, "the reason I got mto deer hunting was my father." She started going when she was I0 years old. She also said" My fami ly has been doing it fo r generatiOns." "I started gm ng because my fa ther The Dally Sentinel • Pa g e 11 · Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio " ThL' h u lll.llll t:l n an s itu ation 111 .m d .uounLI Chcdmy.1ts .tlannmg .mJ u nil d J~.· t c l llli.I I L' l ut lhel ... 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Ia Caspian Se~ ml to We~ tc 1 n markets. On the p(h i\1\ C " 'lk . Ru "" '·' .md Russ1a wants to c~ te n d and budd up tilL' UnllcU Sta te . , ;u L· L 'I'L'LIL'd ttl hL· Sov1et-cra pipelines from the Caspi1 rcass u1~.: pu ... h lor a f)cw pi pel ine I rom A7c r - an. but Clmton and the former Sov iet states 1n the reg1on - mcluding Azerb mjan - want alternate wu tcs. partl y to a'oid new dependence on p.u t lll .t llL'go tT.Itcd II..'\ '" ''Hitl l ,\ 1 J'J() ... ,\~I~CIIlCill L,dkd lhc C. Ill\ l'll ll un.d Fn TLI.'" tn 1-:. LIItlJlt.' lt L'.tl~ \itlll l mg t.mb .i!ld ol her h 11 Lc" t 111 (l lf ~•ll ttU l ,lrJl\.., Eur nrc · Hurricane Lenny prepares to batter more Caribbean islands Hollywood insiders tackle political world However, most peop le seem to agree that millionalfes like Donald Trump should not be all owed to run . Many stated that mJihonaJres have enough money as it IS. and junior Marsha Persons went so far as to say that "(Trump) has too much money and not enough brains " Damelle Spencer had a Simi lar trovcrsacs mmdset One such controversy is whether "They should let the pocp lc who actor.;;, sports ~t ars and millionaires don't have any money run - like • should even be considered for Presi- me.I'' dent. Many students at Eastern fee l Even through all of this debating, that there is no reason that already- both sides seem to agree that if they famous people should not be allowed had to choose, they wou ld elect John to run the country. as long as they do Travolta as president their job and do H we ll. "He would be a good pres1dent, Jumor N1colc Parker said she because he's played presidents so thought havi-ng an ac tor as president many times m hi s movJes," Brooke would be "kmd ol cool. " Nichols said . ·:we need some e~c it eme nt," she Other choices for celebrity PresiSi.Ud. dents mcluded Hamson Ford , Belle Her dassmate Chns To lli ve r M1dler and Larry Kmg, and rememagreed, say mg that "politics 1s too ber, Ronald Reagan was an actor bonng as H 1s" once, too! r 18, l999 By ROBERT BURNS AP Military Writer I STANBUL, Turkey - Pres 1dcnt Clinton today warned Russ 1an President Bom Ye lts1n agalllst tecdmg an "endless cycle ol ViOlence" w1t h IllS milita1y oll ensiw 111 Chechnyu. A delmnl Ye lism told world leaders not to cnllcl/c h1s fig h t agai nst '' band1 ts and murderers .. . " If the a11:1cks on CIVili ans con: tinuc, the ex trem ism Russia IS trymg . to combat will onl y Intensify." Clin. ton told the openmg sess1on ol a 54natton European o;ummlt mee tmg. Still , Clm 11m said the Uml ed Stales be li eves "R uss Jd has not only the nght . hut the ohlig,Jt lon to defend 1ts tern ton al integ ritY" AddJess1ng !he same forum just moments before Clin ton. Yehsm, offered a tough dc lense ol Ius nul (tary ofrens1vc Ill the hrcakaway reg1on and rcJCch.:d Amen ca11 and other mt c1na t1 onal cnt 1c1sm as " hurnamtan an mtcrf~ rc n ct: 1n RussJan's m tc rn al alT.ms "You have no nght to Llltl ci zc Russ1a fo r Chechnya. " Ye ltsm told the Organll' .tll on loT sl'CUIII Y and Journalism class is· now planning your school page know'' · · Thureday, Nove . ·Yeltsin rej~cts Clinton's criticism of conflict in Chechnya ®Eastern High School.com By AMANDA NORTHRUP What docs Hollywood have to do with politics'! Apparentl y, a lot. Just last year, fonner wrestler Jess ie "The Body" Ventura was elected as Governor ol Minnesota. Hollywood actor Warren Beatty was set to run for Pres ident in the 2000 elec tion, but has not }l~red himself as a candidate. Millionaire Donald Trump does have a place on the Reform Party uckel for the 2000 presidenti al race. These three men arc pavi ng.the way for other Holl ywood .Ktors. mil lionmres, and sports stars to de lve mto the game of politics and rm se many con- . 992-4055 . Crow's Family Restaurant E'eaturir~g Kelllucky Fried Chicke11 228 Main St. OHIO UIUiliY UOUP Industries may boost Nazi labor payments By BURT HERMAN Associated Press Writer BONN , Ge rmany - German companies are ready lor the lirsl t1me to boost their compe nsation offer for Naz1-e ra forced and slave laborers, 'but not to the " unreali stic" leve l demanded by lawyers for the victims, the German envoy to the talk< sa 1d today The current offe r stands at $3.2 billion - two- thirds from industry, one-third from g!)Vcrnnient. Lawye rs are dcmandmg more th.m $ 12 billion lor vicums forced to work for Na zi Germany during World War II . The German government last week offered to raise its contribution by 50 percent 1f mdustry made a similar move. and envoy Otto Lambsdo! ff told Gem1an radi o that the businesses were now ready to do so. "B ut Jt will be made on the conditi on !hut lhe other s1de - m other wo rds th e class-action lawyers abo show move ment." Lambsdorff said . "They know that they have ll oaled some Ill part totall y absurd and unrcal! sllc demand\ and numhcrs." Lamhsdorff J 1d not say how much .more was hcmg: oflcrcd. hu t mdu..:at;cd 11 woulJ he less than $5 1 hillion. All orn cv Edw:ud Fa~a n . who had 4 hrc a l c nc0~ to k ad a ... walkout o f ] awycrs Tuesday. wl:komcd the -cx pcdcd new o ffer as a s1gn of "scn~Jus mo\ cmc nt and ll cx lhlllly lro m :Ge rmany... . " It will l1elp cstal>l ish a range in which we can contmuc to negot iate .in good faith ." he sail!. Negot iati nns :wo uld con tmue, though no date l1ad been set yet. he said . ,, A spokesman for the comp.mics. Wolfgang JJ ibowski , also r~ fus~d lo elaborate on the new proposal, but 1 2nd, Pomeroy 992·3381 Pomeroy, Ohio Drive.Thru Wlnl;low PHONE •I Nearl y IOOtounsts had tobecvacuated from a fl ooded hotel to another hotel on hi gher ground in Anguil · Ia. Hurricane Lenny IS a late-season storm w1th a seemingly backward trajectory fr om west to cast that surpn sed even seasoned forecasters. Feedin g off the warm Caribbean waters, Lenny's winds strength ened to 150 mph Wednesday. JUSt 5 mph short ofbemg a Category 5 hurricane. th e strongest hurricane mung Calcgory 5 hurricanes ca n cause catastrophic damage. In San Juan a lew motoqsts speeded dow n hi ghways usuall y choked with traffi c and looted their horns with delight that the stonn, which zigzagged on a course that confound ed meteorologists, had m1ssed them. But nearly 100.000 people remained without water 01 electrici ty Wednesday night. The eye ol the storm was expec ted to pass close to the Dutch teJTilo· nes of St. Maancn, St. Eustatiu s. Sal>a and the British 1sland nf AnguilIa Angu illa was drenched h} 4 to 6 111 ches of ram m Iolli hours Wcdncsday afte rn oon. an J its h cal' h l·s wc tc eroded by sea swells of up to 12 Icc! throughout the day. The sto rm s first wmds cut powl:r ami teleph one scr v1cc to many homes Ill St. CroJ K. m the US. Vi rgin Islands. The humcanc ri pped u,p t1 ecs and unl eashed a steady rain that llooded large areas. The U.S. FedcJal Emerge ncy Management Agency sen t mcd u.: al teams to the Virgm Islands ahead or the s 101111 The aic nry·s chrcctOI , . James Lee Win, told reporters that damage assessors would fl y in today. He smd that while the hurricane damaged roofs, including that of the national ann ory, he did not expect w1despread damage because FEMA had helped the gove rnment institute said it was aimed at bndging di fferences with lawyers for the survivors. "Thi s means b0th Sides have to move," he said . · Although Lamhs&lfff had said they hoped to reach agreement on the size of the fund at this week's talk s, wh1ch end today, he and other participants said a fin al agree ment was unlikel y. '' We will not ac'cept any number they offer today," said Michael Witt!, an attorney representing victims. Gideon Tay lor, execut1 ve v1ce pre sident of the Jewi sh Claims Confcrenre, said time was run ning out for compensating the elderly surviv01s. "We are hopeful we will re ach an agreement by the end of the year." he sa1d. "All the parties realize that we have little time le tt ." German compani es proposed the compensati on fund m February under pressure of class-acuon lawsuus in tile Un ued States. But a> the negotiat iOns drag on. now 111 thc 1r sixth ro und. , l awye r~ have suggested 1t m1ght be better 111 li ght tile cases Ill C(lUrl Han., Pete! St1hl. he,Jd ol the GerChamhc r nr Commerce and lndusll-y. s:ud Wednesday a coll apse or the tal ks would he . di sastrous" m ~m and h.t\'C "cons idcrahlc d1 a whacks .. for Gcrmun hu:-; incsses. About 50 firm s have s1g ncd o n to contribute to the fund. which aim s to compensate about 1.5 million to 2..1 million sulVlvors They include ahout 235.000 slave lai>oreJs. or people who were ex pected to he worked to death in cnm:c ntrat ion ca mps. and hundreds ortJmusands of Olilel forced laborers, mos tl y non-Jews fro m Eastern Europe. · . Parti cipant s m the tal ks include the German and U S. governments. new hurncane hu!IUmg codes ai'le1 Hurricane Maril yn devastated the 1slands 111 1995. The tern tory h as:.~ $ 1 btll wn del.ll and stlll owes $8 million lor federal disaster loans Irom Hurncanc Man Iyn and Hu1 ricanc Hu go m 1989. 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Timc magazine and Warner BrothL-rs _ the fifth l"ompany 10 stop makin~ donations of sofl m o ney. so nanrcd h~causc th~y arc n o t suhjcr t to ktkr;. ~l contri bution limits. I_n addition , t_hc Committee for Ei.:onomic Development. a group \1·r .::!OO busmess ex.ccutt vcs. also has pushed for a han nn soft mone y. '" It's t~c right tnoral position to take and it's also an easier poli cy." said Rep. C~nst~pher ~ ha~· s of Connecticut the kad Rep Ublican sponsm ofcun patgn fmanl.'c lcgtslauon passed by the House . " If yo u Uon ' t gi\"l' Stlft mun d 1·or 1·1• There 1.ore, you dun .t I1~1 ve to say no ... ey • )'O U won'l. b•c a~·kc... · h S . ARe pu bl <can-Ied II1rbusler 111 1 c cnale 111 Oelnher killed lc"i slaiiiHI I<> ban soft money, a month after the House had pa~sed a simtl:tr hr-11 . • . . Time Warner has given nwrc lhan $150.000 to lhc Dcmocralic and Republi ean panics IhiS year. and gave $:N6.mO during Ihe 1997-YM clcclion cycle. It also made a $ H Kl.llllll don:num In Ihe Repuhltcan Nallonal Convcnuon on 1996 and gave ~'ill.l ll~l In a now -•klun cllound:il llln headed hy former Sen. thl' 1996 (tOP prl':-i H.knt1al lh\llllll l' C . " TI_K~ imt~<h: t 11 1" u nt\·~ulall'd_ sort mo_n ~..·y ~m_d the ~rc va_k· m.: ~ 8110 Dtlll' . of hi ~hl y l..'xp~..· n s''·~·_. ~ dh..· n nl·~:t tt \t: .td_,\.'1"1~>-m~ :tr~· '. n~. : r~..:ast n~ l_ y dt s.t~~~·ttJ)g ~ he clcc tor~l prn~.."l.:s~. ltntL' \V, tm~. · t \ h.ttrlll:lll an~l ( lul'l l ·.xL'l.: ut _tvc OIIIL'L'l' Ctcra ld Lc vtn ami Pt"L' ...,tlkt ll Rt~. · h;ud l';ll·..,pn.., ..,: 11d 111 a st :tlL'IIIL'Ill tS"ith.: d WcdrH.:~day. s,,ft lllPIII.."\ · \\ l11d1 1"' 1'' '' . . uh11..' l"l h' kdLTotl c nlltrihuti on limit s. !.!nes to J1t11i til':d po 1 rt1~.... 1al h~·~ tk1n llhll\"llltt:d.. and ,·;uuJ ot hi..' us~. · d for the din:. .ct henL' fit t lf :1 ]H l'\ llh: ntl .tl lll l· ,~n~ l l''"lllllai L·: IIldtd : lk . 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Monday thru Saturday rai sed even nwrc "'" money -- ~) II. ~ million - in lhe fi rsl six monlh s of lhe year. a 42 pcrcenl hoost over 1997\ ~ 2 1 .7 n11l linn . Besides Time Wamer. f~>ur 11tlier cumpim ies - Gcncml MoiOrs, Monsanlq, Allied Si gnal and Hashro abo ha ve slopped making so h money donil-tit1ns fn1111 their t.;tlrptlral~.: tn.:a:-. uric ~. a~:<.:l m..lin~ t<l the advocacy group Com~ nwn Cause . ( ;M , h oweve r. continue" to make ~. : ontrihuti ons from its polili:cal ac l i t~n cotnn1ittn: 111 the . . olt ttwm.:y acc ounts or the politi cal parties. · . Ti ntc Warnn ·.., dcL: i' i"n to forg11 st lh moncy contrihutions . meanwhile, was l"ll lllhim:d w ith an ann oullll"llll:lll that the media l"onglomcratc wou ld incn.: a.., c th..: amount ol nton~.:y Time CNN and it s local ca hl c news channe l~ hav~.: to spend 1 111 pnliti,.:a l rnvcr<~':. !t.:. The co mpan y al so ha~ alloc ated money to supporl voter registrati~n . : "Thi " is Ttmc Warner ..,leppin g up to make opportunities for candtdat~~ to rc <.K.: h the puhli<.: anU lh~.: puhliL to get engaged," Common Cause Prcst- 1• d"nl S··<tll H.ll'llh· ,11 \,''r .,1 .. '·' ·' u rf'tlll'' W·,lrll''l Wille"''ltniiiiUe, h<tWCVCr. [I) £1Ve COnlrthUIIOnS through ItS ' ' ' polttJ~a l adJon ~..:ommtllcc " I he PAC made $2 1,000 Ill donations so far thi s year and $425,173 dunng the IY':J7 -YK clccuon cydc 9:00-5:30. 1ruc~ der of hi s wife an~ foc using on the behavior of a window washer in 1954. Lawyers for Sam Reese Sheppard. 1he doc10r's son, have long conlended that Richard Ebe rling. who had been a window washer a1 the Sheppard home, is a likely suspccl and thai DNA evidence backs that argument Eberling, who was serving a life sentence at the Orient Correclioqa l lnsti1u1ion in Columbus for a di ffer. enl murder, died last year. Eberling was 68. Terry Gilbert, Sam Reese Sheppard's lead allorney. and Cuyahoga Counly Prosecu10r William Mason ' each confirmed !hal John Eberlin• . a . po><iblc Sheppard wilness. was q.;-estr oned al a depos ilion Wednesday Gilhcrl sa1d John Eberlin g is lhc grandson u f George Eberlmg. who became Rir harJ Eberli ng'~ fo st~r parcnL ·Richard Eberling volunlaril y tnok on the Ehc rlin g n:u Gilhcrt said J11h ll E hLT i in ~ q u cs t io nl..' d on w hat a hout Rid1a rJ ed llf murder in tile l'i 'i4 \\:h I!~.· l"l..' llll'~nhc r ... Ehcrl in ~ in 195 -L Without di scussing s p~c il·i~..· a ll ~ \\ hat John EhL'rli n ~ s:Hd . ..;;ud till' d i!>i( U'\S iiHl ( llll l"l'l'llC<.I \\"ht: tll1..' 1" Ril" h<m.l Ehc rlin ~ wuuld :-.onll'timt:" wear a wig ~md whetl11..•r he w n n.: a neck bra~~.· in the days ft1ll owin g thl..' Ci llhl' l"l Shcppartl murder. Gilhcn confirm ed 1ha1 tuJav law ye rs in the case plan tn ttlkl..' ~~ depos iti o n i tl\"o l vi n ~ Mart\' E~-1\ in s. who is hcl1evcd to h~tvc wo;·kcd wi n- uf innocent and claimed 1ha1 a bushvhatrcd intruder beat his \\.: if~ to de alb. then knocked him um.:o ns\: iou s when he ran to help Iter. He served I0 years in pri son. bul the U.S. SurrL'lllC Court ovcrturn cd hi s co nYi \: tinn . rulinf! that the trial juJgc did littl~ tu l 1rcvc nt jurors from hL•i ng ex pose d to puhli city that hurt the dor trr" s case . The Shcpp«rLI case helped inspire dow wash in ~ jo bs 'wilh Richard Ehe rling. Gilbcn sa id Eskins wi ll be the stmy lin c fur " The Fugi ti ve .. · asked if Eberling did 1he summer tc lc" i 1<i o n se r ies. Sheppard was acquilled ala rclri1954 window job at lhe Sheppard house or if someone else did in his place. Before hi s death, Eberling said he mav have acc idcnlally cui himself du;mg a job at Ihe Sheppard house and bled. which cou ld explain DNA samples on ev idence which olhcrwise could link him to 1hc crime . Dr. Sam Sheppard died in 1970 al Books al!C 46. • The doctor was initiall y convicl- Four new children's books for the holidays' This Sunday in ... Old Cincinnati hospital to close CINCINNATI (AP) - One of Cincinnali 's oldest hospilals is closmg . Wilhin four monlhs. services perfanned at Bethesda Oak Hospital wrll be 1ransferred to Good Samaritan Hospilal in Cincinnati or Bethesda North in suburban Monlgomery, officials ofTriStale hospital alliance said Wednesday. · Admissions at Bell ;sda Oak have declined about 75 percent in the paSI 11 years, and operating losses are expecled to reach $19 million this year. officials said. " Volume decreases and financial losses of this magnilude are taking a heavy toll on other parts of the Tri- s lay in ~ his pregnant wif~:. Maril yn Sheppard, at th~ suburban cou ple 's home ncur the Lak.: E ric shorel ine. Sheppa rd always insisted he was Health system and lhrealc nin g ils ability 10 serve lhe area's hcallh needs," TriHeallh Chief Exec uti ve John Prout said. 1·800·9 50·3359 • usaweekend.com Scipio To~n.ship Voters Tha,n-k Yo-uFor Your Support 20 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones Bdlmatft CREDIT PROBLEMS??? • Meigs Marauders • Southern Tornadoes • Eastern Eagles l lJ66. Sam Reese Shep pard, 1hc Shcppards ' on ly l"hild . is now suing the state of Ohio for wrongful impri ~o n ­ mcnt of hi s l'athcr. The yo un ger WORRYING!!! No Embarrassment ... You're Treated with Respect! Call Now for Instant APIPro•tallll.. ~-~aJ49'I0111~1lle ~ 312 GIFTS I ~ Mobile Home Furnaces.;e..."""'& Heat Pumps ~ ~~~ ,. FOR THE PERSON WHO HAS EVERYTHING I YEAR GIFT SUBSCRIPTION TO THE. ; I The Daily Sentinel Furnaces installed as low as $28.00 a month (with approved credit) • Huge equipment & ports Inventory • lrrmediate installation • free Estimates • Eosy lank Financing • fodory Trained Tethnitians "I JACKS ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION New Roofs • Repairs • Coating • Gutters • Siding • Drywall • Painting • Plumbing Free Estlmlltes Joseph Jacks 740..992-2068 11 /171 mopd ~ II rJuslnesses rJe Sure di rJe ;4 Part Of tthis Ye(lr's SpeciAl rJe~sl<etball Preview Edition! .ALLtEL The Dailv Sentinel .. YOUR HOMETO\vN NEWSPAPER'' "m ------------------~ M, ~ a ¥J .iii , Cellular Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 IPLEASE SEND A GIFT SUBSCRIPTION OF THE DAILY SENTINEL FOR I YEAR I FOR ONLY $88.40 (Payment Included). suBSCRIPTION GIFT FOR: 1 1 1NAME: 1 IADDRESS: I ICITY: . ISTATE· . . ZIP: I ti : I , htctii~iii~.l981e-fiai=el KIT 'N' CARLYLE ® by Larry Wright CHRISTMAS TREES Live Spruce, White Pine with root ball $6/ft. Plant after Chrletmaal Or choose a Cut Pine or Spruce $2.50/ft. lAIR'S LANDSCAPE NURSERY Hemlock Grove Rd. Pomeroy,OH Ph. 740-992·7285 (Sat, Sun. eves) Garden Room , A Meeting Place tf(}V/ (}PEtf For Banquets, Family Gatherings, Business Meetings and Partie• (Formerly Blue Tartan) (all 740/992·3824/3200 " 1 Oiler's Deer Shop ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION • New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeilng • Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES 985-4473 7/2'2ffFN 11~,W 750 East State Street Athens, Ohio 4S701 "A Better St. Rt. 7 740-384-62I2 MONDAY·FRtDAY 7amTONOON SATURDAY ROUSH LANDSCAPING I) 40 hrs/wk: 12M-B am M-F; excellent beneflt package; 2) 33 hrs/wk: 8am Sot thru 8amMon; sleep-over required; RACINE PIZZA EXPRESS Forked Run 949-4900 Try our New Garlic Butter Crust Pizza We now have Deep Dish i in 13" and 16" Sizes Pickup -Delivery- Dine-in Two pool tables, Arcade Games, Ju~e box. Sportsman Club Gun Shoot .· Slugs Only Sunday, Nove11ber 21 1 pm will be shooting orr a freezer ready hog. (2 halves) l I You'll build o biJ nest rg when . ~u sowt wlllt lhf ckml(ltds We are searching for compassionate professionals with a team vision and a desire to teach pereonal and :community skills to Individuals with mental retardation. The work environment is Informal and rewarding. The ·requirements are: high school dlploma/GED, valid Clriver's license, three years good driving experience and adequate automobile insurance coverage. B.C.S. offers comprehensive training In the field of MR/DD. Starting salary: $5.50/hour. ln(erested applicants need to specify position of Interest a.nd send resume to: P.O. Box 604; Jackeon, OH 4584CH)604. All applications must be post-marked by 11/22/99. Equal Opportunity Employer. .- Ball Logging and l=lrewood Bob Ball 35215 Ball Run Rd. , Pomeroy, Ohio 1·740·992-8142 Leave a Message ••• Lost Smith & Wesson 3S revolver model 10-7 ser ial num .AEP- 8995 304-895-3854. 70 Yard Sale Take the pain out of painting, and let me do it for you; ST( )1{ .\C E MINI-STORAGE Union Ave., Pomeroy, Oh 10x12 units 10x20 units Available, Call 992·6396 or High & Dry Self-Storage 992·2272 33795 Hiland Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio 740-992-52J2 .... All Yard Sa lea Must Be Paid In Advance. D"'adline: 1:00pm tht day before the ad Ia to run, Pt. Pleasant & Vicinity II•. 111, • BISSELL BUILDERS, 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 740-949-2217 Sizes 5' x 10' to 10' x 30' Hours 7:00AM • 8:00 PM SAYRE TRUCKING Hauling Limestone & Gravel ' . YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE ofloom additions & Remodeling •New Garages •Electrical & Plumbing •Roofing & Gutters •Vinyl Siding & Painting •Patio & Porch Declis Frte Estimates 740·742·2138 3/11/00TFN • INC. New Homes • Vinyl Siding • New Garages •Replacement Windows •Room Additions ·Roofing Porcn sate Nov. ;lUtn, 1~!:HI 8am .-3pm . 90 mod. 8h . Ford truck bed ,kerosene heater 10 ,000 BTU , sewing machine in cabinet, bed spreads. curtains. sheets, 13 miles up 35 turn oo Utue 16, go 2 miles ,on left Rain Or Shine. 80 Auction and Flea Market Bill Moodispaugh Auctioneering · co mplete auction service. Buy and s&ll estates . Ohio License 17693. wv 1338. 740.989-2623. COMMIRCIAL ood RISIDINllAL Wedemeyer 's Auction Serv ice , FREE ESTIMATES Gallipolis, Ohio 740-378-2720. 90 Wanted to Buy 740•992·7643 - (No Sunday Calls) Absolute Top Dollar: All U.S. Sll· ver And Gold Cotiis , Proolsets, Diamonds, Anllque Jewelry, Gold Rings , Pre -1930 U.S. Currency, Sterllng, Etc. Acqutslllons Jewelry · M.T.S. C.Qin Shop, 151 Second Avenue, GaflipoUs, 740-446-2842. & Siding Clean Late Model Cars Or Trucks. Low Miles. 1995 Models Or Newer, Smith Buick Pontiac, 1900 Eastern Avenue, Gallipolis. wanted To Buy : Pinball Mach ines And Baseball Machines, • Ro011 Additions • Garages • Docks & Boat Docks Ja111e1 Ke11ee II 800-421-6908. wai1ted· old Christmas tree lights and will cut sh rubbery and trees during Christmas - Yews, -Norwe· gian, White Pine. Free ol charge and tree removal. GU"Y Bing, 391 PH: (740)992·2772 Pomeroy Eagles Club Bingo On Thursdays AT 6:30P.M. Main St, Pomeroy, OH Paying $80.00 per game $300.00 Coverall $500.00 Starburst Progressive top line. Lie. # D0-50 11/IO/Ifn Pomoroy, Ohio SLUG MATCH CONNECTION Quality Driveways, HOWARD EXCAVATING CO. llll........ll. Ill •·""'• Sidewalks, Patios Complete Gar~: · masonary/wo 1-.... 25 yrs experience Free Estimates 740..742-80~ 5 877-353-7222 (lolllree) Bulldozer & Baehhoe Sen>icee House & Trailer Sites Land Clearing & Grading Septic Sytl61111 & ' UtUiliee . WI haul off old luR · CCI'S ' dean up Ianni Allu Casto 304·372-1898 aftl!' 5 (1111 Brochures! Sallslaction Guar· anteedl Postage & Supplies Provided! Rush Sell-Add ressed Stamped Envelope! GICO, DEPT 5, Bo• 1438, ANTIOCH, TN. 1 pm Nov. 7th thru Nov. 28 Racine Gun Club $800 WEEKLY BE YOUR OWN BOSSI PROCESSI~G GOVERNMENT REFUNDS. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY (24 Hr. C.S.T.). ADVERTISING SALES REPRESENTATIVE. For Well Established Local Co. SERVING TAl-COUNTY AREA ANNOUNCEMENTS Gentleman Seeking Companion snip From Nice Female For Talks, Walks & Friendship . Send Ae· piles To : 553 Second Avenue, DATING "Must have good Communication slims • Must have gooct driving record & Provide own Transportation "Must have ability to be a TEAM player . Send Resume to: Apartment 1403, Gallipolis. STAAT TONIGHTI Have Fun Meeting Eligible Sin· gles In Your Area . Call For More 1nlo rmellon 1-800·F!OMA NC E, Ext 9735. Why wall? Slar1 meeting Ohio singles lonlght. ¢all rolllree 1· 800·766-2623. exlonston 6176. Will answer all, SBM 31 , 20~ lbs. Gallipolis Daily Tribune, AE: Adverll~ng Seles Rep 825 Third Avenue GaUipolis, OH 45631 -:-===::.::.:.;::.::.::....__ Atten"tlon : 88 People Needed To Lose Wolghl By The Holidays. can 118199 D-5 Box 479 Burgin Shirley Spears. 304-67!1-1429. KY 40310 DM!rary Cook 30 Announcementa Evenlng shill Dietary position, Club 2na Place:Sue wau11t 3rd Place: Ken Boster Your IBM Compatible PC Earn $$$. Call 1-800-697-7670 . www.medlcrew.com Driver wanted , over the road Dr iver- Class B COL wf haz.; e.:· pedile lreighl, 72" D.8. steeper. no OUI's or felon ies, call 7-40-992 - 5407. Drivers: 2 Week Paid COL Train· lng. No Exp. Needed . No Money. No Credit'? No Probteml Earn Up To $32,000 11&1 Yr. W /Full Bene· tits . P.A. M. Tran sport Call Toll Free 1-877·230-6002 www.otrdrivers.com EASY WORK! EXCELLENT PAYI Assemble Products. Call Toll Free1 ·600·467-5566 Ed. 115n. Immediate Openings For CNA I PCA Positions For A Local HorAe Health Agency. Training A"atlable, Good· Pay, Benefits, Aelia~le Transportat ion Is A Must. 'Apply At: 266 Upper River Road . Gallipolis, Ohio. Imper ial Electric located In Middleport, Ohio is looking lor ·a ha nds-on type , people oriented Manufacturing Engineer. Appt lc.ant should have 2 years minimum experience In (Job Shop) manufacturing . Applicant must have a strong background in general manufacturing processes, ma · chlning, CNC programming, tool design and equipment main tenance . Company offers BII.Cellent wage and benefit pac~age . Forward resume to: Imperial Etec· lric, 345 Sycamore Street. Middle· port, Oh lo 45760. Attn : Frank Upp. Leading Selling Person Needed. Must Ca11 740 -441-0247 And Come In & Apply In Person With Appointment. 482 Butavllle Pike , Apartmenl15. Gallipolis. LIFE AGENTS II You Are A Licensed Llle Age.nt Who Would Like To Work In An Environment Where • Leads Are Pro~ded • Market(ng E~tpenses Are Paid By Your Employer • Competitive Salary And Benefit Package Are OHered Send Confidential Resume To: "' Human Resources Oept. Ll.~ P.O.Box 738 ~arielta , OH 45750 Equal Opportunity Employer lPN 's Needed, 7 To 3 Or, 3 To 11 , Part-Time , Apply In Person, At Scenic Hil ts Nursing Center, 311 Bld<ridgo Road. 8idwel. LPN'e and AN's : Pleasant Valley Private Duty is recruiti ng LPN's tor Home Care ca ses In Meigs. and Ga"llia Counties i11 Ohio and Mason County,WV. Hourly as signments and lnlermlltent vtstts available . One year n4rsing IlK· perience requi red . Per diem pay and llexible scheduling . For more tnlormalion. call: 1-800·746·0076 or (304)675-7400. AAIEOE. Mature, E11perlenced , Cashier wanted lor Conven ient Store . 1304)895-3603. MEDICAL BILLING. Earn Exceltent Income. Full Training . Compuler Required . Call Medl-Works Toll-Free 800·540-6333 Ext. 2301. MEDICAL BILLING. Earn Excel- lent S S S I Processing Cla ims From Home. Full Training Provided. Compurer Required. Call Medi-Pros Toll Free. 1-888·313- 6049 Exl. 3125. Need An Experienced Mecharric, 740.441-1803. . NEEOEDI 47 People To Gel Pild To Lose Up To 20 Pounds Or More By Christmas. Safe, Natural, Guaranteed. Call1·900-561 ·7406 . Or Visil www .a1herbaisoiiJ tlons.com Now hiring aale d~vero Domino's Piua In Pt. Pleasant flexable hours apply in person. 304-675-5858. OWN A COMPUTER, PUT IT TO WORK. $850 -$3, 500 MQ. PT./Fl. FREE Details: Log OniD: http:lfwww.hbn.com Access CoR 5298. • OWN ACOMPUTER? PUT IT TO WORK II $25-$75/HR. PT/FT 1-888-220-2013 www.internet-success.net Postal Jobs $48 ,323.00 Yr. NQw Hiring ·No Exper ience · Paid Tra ining -Great Benefits, Cal1 ~7 Days 800-429·3660 Exl.J·385 • POSTAL JOBS To $ 1 8 . 35/H~ . INC BENEFITS. NO EXPEFIIENCE. FOR /IPP. AND EXAM INFO. CALL 1-800 ·81 3·3586. EXT 14210. 8 A.M. -9 P.M.,'7 DAYS Ids. inc. Fee. . POSTAL JOBS Up To $17.21 tljr. Guaranteed Hire. For Appllcallon And Exam lnlormation Call 8 A.M. - 9 P.M. M-F 24·1007. 1 - ~68- 898-5627 Ekl. Resident Assistant Earn $ while you learn . Severa l benelits. Corne tatk· wlth us! Ravenswood Care Centar. 1113 Wash ington Street, Ravenswood, WV . (Located ne11t to Cope's Merkel). Responsible person 10 work weekends. call 8am·4pm Monday thru Friday, 740-992-4410 or 740·99aS039 SINGERS! GOSPEL, CLEAW COUNTRY ANO EASY LISTE(ti• INill Call1-600·469·el64 Or I'· 800-339-4204 For Appolnlmet(1 To Come To Nashville, A.nd Audlr ASSEMBLY AT HOME II Crafls. lion For Mator Record Producer~ Typing... Grear Payl CALL 1-800- · And Concert .Promotera . Internet: www.wcln .ac ' 795-0380 Exl. •201 (24 Hrs). latlonshlp, we must begin here to get there! leta try ?William Dun- AVON! All Areas! To Buy or SelL nual TlJrkey Shoot DraWing. 1at Plate: Dan King Necessary. work At ·Home. Make Toys, Jewelry. Wood, Sewing, 5'11 Masculine , Muscular, Llvl~g 100'4 Natural, 100% Gauranteed, gentle, Interested in tong term re- 1·800·825-6594. Kanauoa Sportsmens DOCTORS NEED BILLERS. FT/ PJ Medical BiDing. No Experience 37011·1438. Start Immediately. To $17 .24 Hour, Hlrlng For 99, Free Call Fof Application /E)(amlnation Information Federal Hire · Full Beneli!S. 1-800·598·4504 EX· tension 1523 (8 - A. M. ·6 P.M . 005 . Personals CONCRETE 110 Help Wanted $2,000 WEEKLY! Mailing 400 Recorded Message) 1-800 ·854 · 22 yn, Local YOUR EMPLOYMENT SERVICES 6469 Exl. 5046. '"GOV'T POSTAL JOSS"" ·Up V.C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 Computer. 1-800-223-1149 EXI. Sunday l Monday ed ition· 1:I\Oj>m Friday. N.4th, Mkld~port. 740.992-9959 . HILL'S SELF STORACE Reasonable Rates Joe N. Sayre l • Vinyl Sltlng • Rooflng & Seamless Gutter • Replacement Wln~•ws • Conuete ,..., Pomeroy, Middleport & Vicinity 992-1717 All Makes Tractor & Cootvltte, OH 45723 Friday. MondaY edition · ·10:00a.m. Saturday. IOX20 $60 J & llnsulatlon 1000 St. Rt. 7 South edlllon -2:110 p.m. ST. RT. 7 I 0 X 10 $-tO DEPOYSAG PARTS Equipment Parts Factory Authorized Case-IH Parts Dealers. I bi25199 1 mo. f)d . Ia to run. Sunday IIAHTWELL A·J Now Renting (7401 992-3131 Gallipolis & Vtclnlty ALl. Yard SaMII Mull Be Paid In Advance. DEAQUNE: 2:00p.m. the day bolore lhe ad .. linda's Painting Now Renting - Firc;wood Division Keys Founll In A1dl's Parking Lot !Gallipolis). 1 Or 2 Weeks Ago, 740-446-9428. Tuppers Plains, OH Free Estimates 11/11/111 mo pd. Dorop Tr••k 11 Plek-op II tlf ftr4 Recently purchased: Graham's Wood Products Found: brown Clog, lrtendly, Bradbury Rd . vi·ci nity, call 740·992- " 6i29hno. of!DVANCEO DRAINAGE SYSTEMS INC. (740) 742-8888 1-888·521-0016 FIREWOOD 5075. Mon.- Fri. 9:00 to 4:30 Sat. 9:00 to 12:00 Now's ·the time for: • Trimming • Leaf removal • Planting • Mulcping • Landscape Rock ·.Retaining wall construction Jeremy L. Roush 740.949·1701 Rutland , Ohio Truck seats, car s eats, headliners, truck t:~,rps, convertible & vinyl tops, · Four wheeler seats , motorcycle seats, boat covers, carpets, etc. Mon-Frl8 :30-5:00 Over40yrs experience WANTED: Buckeye Community Services currently has openings in Meigs County: Lost and Found Found- Sunday. small mate cat, Monkey Run ... tc in ily, 740-992 · Phone (740) 593-6671 8" Grovelless Leoch 100' -1000' Rolls 1" & 3/4" 200# Woler Une Full line of Gas Pipe &Regulolors Woter Storage Tonks A&D Auto Upholst•ry• Plus, Inc. Open Now Useci 11oor modet TV. call 740· 696-1290. Culverts: 4" - 48" in stock Maple Wood Lakes 45860 St. Rt. 124 Racine, Ohio 45771 740-949-2734 A Ferrell Gas Representitive LUMP AND STOKER COAL N.E.A.P. VOUCHERS ACCEPTED DELIVERY AVAIWLE HOUI5I 7am THRU 4pm Mother Cat White Btack & Yellow ; 2 White Kittens, 740-446-3732. 740-985-3813 fiJ NOW SERVING YOOB r-••·POR,ULE PIOPDE.NEEDS Sr. 124 Wellston, Ohio 740-992-5275. G&W Plastics and Supply www.sunsethome.com BRAMHI COAL COMPANY Ki ttens . approx . 3 mo nths old, 3187. Bryan Reeves pcl. 1 mo. Full Bl ooded Chit1Uahua Dog . Male, Due To Owners Health Problems, 740-446·9799 . 60 New Construction & Remodeling - Kitchen Cabinets Vinyl Siding- Roofs - Decks. Garages Rutland, Ohio American Legion Post467 Breech Grove Road Gun Shoot Slug and Shot Matches Every Sunday 1:00 p.m. 7668. Yard sate ten overs , brown vinyl recliner 304-675-7223. Su11$d Rome Construction 740-742-3411 Dalmati an Male. 1 Year ; Full Chow Female , 1 Year, Husky I Shepherd Pup Female , 740-367 · Larry Schey 740·985~4180 "You Kill 'em we chill 'em" Band Boosters Craft & Bake Sale Saturday, Nov. 20th 10·5 Southern High School Tables still available $10 each call Paula The Daily Sentinel :l..:: pany NeedS People To Procaas Medical Claims From Home. Training Provided , Must O~n exp.necc. 304-675·5873. Cats and kittens, 740-992-9937. Steve Riffle INTERIOR Before 6 pm leave message. After·s pm Free Estimates 9123. ... Sales Representative Located at 34878 Rocksprings Rd. , Pomeroy acc41ptlng residential and commercial refuse and demolition • $32.00 per ton, refuse, $25.00 per ton, Damo. $20.00 minimum Operated by Southern Ohio Disposal We support all local haulers! For more Information on Meigs County Trimsfer Facility or Southern Ohio Disposal Hauling, visit our office at 34878 Rocksprings Rd. or 742-2076 Southern High c::,.t-.nnl Call 992·2155 Dave at Ext. 104 For More Information '~ Giveaway 3285. Black Lab Puppy. Male. 740-256- 740-992-2665 110 Help Wanted DENTAL BILLER Up 10 $15 -845 /Hr Denial Billing Sollware Com· 460. 2 female puppies Chow/Spllz/Elk Hound mi x 8 wks. old 304-895 - Stop In And See MEIGS COUNTY TRANSFER FACILITY 31645 SR 325 Langsville, OH Advertising Deadline· Friday, November l9th, 1999 740·742·2706 740-446·1141 NOW OPEN: "Serving Southeastern Ohio & WV" For Over Two Decades 1-800-872-5967 or 740·446-9416 Galli olis Oh wv ooo212 ~ lA Pd. f'or by Candidate • Thne-ups • New filters • New plugs • Sharpen blade or chain $20 Mon & Wed 10·5 Fri. 8-4 Thes & Thur 1·5 Sat 10-2 40 • Siding • Decks • Windows • Porches • Roofing • General Hou se Repair Free Estimates W.V. NWV028120 Clean & Scotch Guard $45 · Any normal Size Room. BENNffi'S MOBILE HOME HEATING & COOLING " "e ( CARPET SERVICE Call992·9330 or 1-800·809·7721 lj Co.n..n.ie Chapman. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1999 in G''"o\nQ No Credit • Slow Credit • Bankruptcy Repo • Dlvorded ~ ~unbap t!J:imr!l ~rntinrl t. USA WEEKEND planning 111 depose: • Susan Hayes. one of 1hc slar witnesses for lhc prosec uli on al Sheppard 's I ~54 trial. Hayes. 24 al Ihe lime of the first trial . was a former lab Sheppard . 52, could collccl an esti- technician at Sheppard's hosp ital who lestified that she had an affair mated $2 million if he wins. Law yers in the Citsc met Wednes- with the doctor !hat ran from late day v..'ith Cuyahoga 0 1unty Common 1952 unlit early 1954. Sheppard iniPleas Judcc Ronald Suslcr Ill drscuss tially denied the affair, then later what they'""said arc procedural issues. admined it, badly damaging hi s credMason said prusccutoi"s also arc ibility. al Shatle, OH Specializing in saws & trimmers S~RVICE nm Deem's Construction BURKE'S REPAIR SHOP 740·696·0027 business 740·992-7046 Home tlA.LUPOILIS. OHIO 45631• CHESHIRE, OHIO (740) 367·0266 ·1t\11' • s\ull\9 • Stephen Sheppard, an older brother of Dr. Sam Sheppard. Stephen was among the most vocal . members of the Sheppard family and supported his brother lhroughoul his ordeal. Stephen Sheppard also raised Sam Reese Sheppard after the doc1or was sentlo prison. Those 1wo deposilions have been difficult to arrange because HayeJ; and Slephen Sheppard live ncar lhe West Coast D'~ 2270 Rt. 33 . - JONES' TREE Potential witnesses asked to trace Eberling's activities By M.R. KROPKO . Associated Press Writer CLEVELAND Law yers preparing for a lrial Jan . 31 lo dclcrminc whether . Dr. Sam Sheppard was wrongly imprisoned for the mur- DOUBLE Senior Citizen Discount Sentinel• Page13 "pre,.lous axd&rtence preferred. An· Several ben'ellts. Coma see us! Ravenswood Care Center, 1113 washtnOton Street. Ravenswood, wv 26164 . (Located naxl to Cope'S Markel). Store Manager . New Durable Medical Equlpme!11 facil ity to open 1oon In Raven• swood , WV. Applicant& must possess: a 1rlendly porsonalll~ oxporM!nct wilh oil aapacta ol dU: rabll modtcel oqutpmenl, lamiiM!r> 1y wllh Madtcald/Madlcaro BllllnQ process and a competitive fiPirl~ Salary Commenaurate with elptf1o ence, bonua aystem to earn extra $ . Benefits available . tnteritated appticanla may send a rHumo tO; Sroro Manager, P.O. Box 307, Ravenswood. WV 26184. A oo'1" 11denllallnlf~Mow 11 wll be arronged. • '' '· �' ' Page14 ·The Dally Sentinel Thursday, November 18, 1999 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Thursday, November 18, 1999 The Dally Sentinel• Page 15 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio NEA Crossword Puzzle PHILLIP ALDER HOME FORECLOSURES No come Polen a No Ex pe ence Ne cessa ry F ee I fo na on & C D ROM Inv estment $4 995 $8 995 F nanc ng Ava abe s and Automated Med ca Serv c es Inc 800 322 11 39 Ext 050 Vo dln t<Y N CT Money Down No Cred 1 Check! Takeo ve r Ve y Low Payments! 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NO Off ce V s 1 Necessary Up To $500 nstan y Ca I To I Free 1 677 EARLY PAY 111 ADVANCE FREEILiclcc70036 TURN KEY WEBMALL Your Own Oes1gned Webs te Mall Over 1 000 Oualty Produ cts nstant Exposure www webse FREE MONEY II s T ue Never Repay Guaranteed $500 $50 000 Debt Con so dat on Personal Needs Bus ness 1 Also Do Ofl ce C ean ng 740 Message FINANCIAL 210 Business Opportunity S$1 000 s WEEKLY EX1 700 INOTICE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO recommends tha t )'OU do bus ness w th people you know and NOT to send money th ough the ma I unt I you have nves ga ed the oHer ng A 2 9 Cents M n Phone Card Ate EASY $$ MONEY Few Hou s Earn $500 $5 000 Wk CASH Free S tes $5K Req t 800 305 2662 Exl 1155 (24 H S) ARE U LAZY? I Am Ano Earn $t 000 A Day No Sel ng Not MLM For F ee Info mat on Pack age Ca 1 800 786 BB49 24 Hrs XT 27 AVAILABLE VENDING ROUTE 10 20 Locatons $3K $8K Ex cellent Income All CAS H! 100% Fmance Ava lab e 1 800 360 2815 124 Hrs 1 DO YOU EARN $800 In A Day? You Own Local Candy Route In eludes 30 Mach1nes And Fee Candy AU Fo $9 995 Ca I 1 600 998 VEND EAAN $1 000 A DAY I DO Nol MLM No Set ng Work From Home Prr Free no Pkg t 800 831 2385 24 Hrs Ext 63 EO No Exper ence Necessary 5 ( J ) H s Weekly People Sk lis Computer Necessary Up To $50 DICORCE $195 30 60 Day s Ch dren P oper y M ss ng Spouse 0 K Bankruptcy $225 Stop C ed tor s Cal s AM 8 a PM Mon Sal 1 600 66B 3186 Mounts Tree Serv ce The Tee Profess onals Bucket Truck Se v ce Top Tr m Removal Stump Gr nd ng F ee Es mates Fu ty Insured Wo ks Comp B d we I OH Call And Save 1 800 838 9568 740 388 9648 Owner RICk Mount TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI? No Fee Unless We wn 1 888-582 3345 All ea estate actven smg n th s newspaper s subject to the Federa Far Housing Act of 1968 wh ch makes t I ega! to adven se an~ preference I mrtat10n or d scr m nat on based on race colo e 1g10n sex lam I al status or nat onal or g n or any ntent on to make any such preference lim tat on or d scnmmat1on Th s newspaper w not knowing y accept advertisements lo real estate wh ch s m v alatiOn of the law Our eaders are hereby nformed that all dwell ngs advertised n th s newspaper are ava fable on an equal opportun ty basiS REAL ESTATE 310 Homes for Sale Two story house 2 3 bedroom 1 bal h utiUty new gas furnace $34 000 ca 116001366 B194 71 2340 /Canada www glassmechamx com MAKE 114 122 AN HOUR An swerlng Phone From Home For More Details Ca 1 1 765 ae&lx8660 eoo MEDICAL BILLER Up 10 $15 $4.5 fHr Med1caf B 1 ng Software Company Needs People To Pro cess MediCa Cia ms From Home Tram ng Provided Must Own Computer 1 800 434 5518 Ext 667 Sellng $695 1 BOO 421 7267 1997 Compaq Presar o computer w th keyboa d mouse hard d ve and speakers Tak ng bas mint mum bd $100 Must sel by No vember 30 1999 Ca I Bene! cal F nance 740 992 21 11 2 Bed oom Mob1le Home You Pay Uti! es & Depos 1 n Pore Area No Pels 740 38B 9162 446 3570 441 1616 Or 740 441 1762 II No Answer Leave Message The Home Nal ana Ban~ Rae ne Oh o has lor sale a newe model 1700 sq ft double w de home wJ large lot n Syracuse Oh o Three bedrooms two ba hs oom add 1 on front and back porch all etac.u~we I maintained Call George awrence lo an appo nt ment 74 949 2210 740 446-6276 only $39 999 Free De IVery Fee Sel Up 1 800-691 6777 Shoppmg For A Home But Wor 1ed About Hoi iday Expenses? 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Galhpo Is (740) 319 3323 x2156 1989 Dodge Caravan V 6 rna roan good shape Tak ng b ds mus se t by Novembe JO 1999 Cali Benehc al Fmance 740 992 $NO DOWN HOMES NO CRED IT NEEDED GOV T FORE CLOSURES! GUARANTEED AP PROVAll 1 BOO 360 46 20 EXT 6509 FREE Spec al Oiler 1 866 671 4300 COMPUTERS $0 Down Low Monlhty Payments Y2K Campi! ant Almost Everyone Approved Cal FIAOCOM Advanced Tech nologles 1 800 617 3476 Ext 330 Modern 1 Bedroom Apar ment CD s V sll Our Webslle II You Own A Bus ne ss In The Area 25515 0729 304 675 4493 Fax And Want To Sell Your Products wo tdwlae On The Internet We Can Help I We Can Teach You To Bu d And Ma nta n Your Own Web&ite Or Budd One For You Ca For Oetai 51 304 675-4493 DIRECT TV Now Tak ng Appl cat ons 35 West 2 Bedroom Townhouse Apartments In c udes Water Sewage Trash $315 Mo 740 446 0006 Oakwood Apa tmen1 1 Bedroom Apartment Slove & Refngerator Close To Gallipolis & Ho zer No Pes Call 740 446 3929 Even ngs Or 740.446 8289 Days One Bedroom Apartment In Pt P!easan Extra n ce and clean No pelS Phone (304)675 13BB Sate lie systems 2 month tree mov e channel best pr ces n town 688 265 2123 D scoun Tobacco P oduct s By Ma I C ga ettes C1gars Snuff Chew & Pipe Tobacco B&W Lor II a d & AJ Reynolds Coupons Accepted FREE S&H n Conti nental us Wf 3 Carton Orde s IMPOUND Honda s Toyota s Chevys Jeeps And Spo 1 U11 1es Fee Requl ed Ca 1 Now aoo- All Seasoned Oak olhe Hard woods (740) 446 6566 By lhe Truckload! 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Moonrool Changer P W P B AfC Cruse AKC reg ste ed Dachshund pup pies vet ~ wormed & 1st shots 2 m 11 740 742 2694 AKC Pomeran an Pups 7 & 9 Weeks First Shots Vet Checked 2 Females 3 Males $250 Each co 74Q-441-Q657 1996 Grand Am GT Excellent Condit on 45 000 M es 740 388 6039 740 366 6642 AKC Sheltle 9 months F sf"i 91 lu I wh e co ta excellent pedl gree tattooed $400 min ature AKC Schnauzer pupp es vet ~ $300 each AKC Pomeranian F vel< 91 spec al $100 AKC Sheltle pupp es blue me le Ins sable & While ve1< $250 lo $350 each 740 696 1085 Dor 1gel Slu1g hy hgh pr~mr Shop 1he ctaSSI(itd soclroo !THURSDAY ROBOTMAN SERVICES 740 446-Q103 $125 740 696 123:1 Dotmg Beefy Quail Nature FINE DAY evenings 4 Doors $1 995 Cook Motors 5 Rat Terr er pupp1es rea cute SCRA/MEl'S ANSWERS ooo 71 M es Never Seen Snow Ice Or Salt Cinders $9 800 F1rm Centenary Ohio 740 446 1634 Leave Message Appl anc:e Par1s And Service AI Name B ands Over 25 Yea s Ex per ence All Work Guaranteed French C ty Maytag 740 446 7795 C&C General Home Main tenence Pa nt ng vinyl siding carpentry doors wmdows ba1hs mobile home repar and more Fo free estimate call Chet 740 992 6323 Livingston a Basement Water Proofing a I bast~ment repa rs done free estimates 11e11me guarantee 12yr-s on jop experi ence (304)8B5 3887 85 Jeep C J7 rust body runs good r.eeds a I 11 e wo k bank va ue $3 000 ask ng $2 200 89 Ford Tempo 5 sp runs & oaks good needs wtndsh eld $600 firm see bolh al 104 6 h 51 beh no Prestera Center 304 675 7398 840 Electrical and Refrigeration Res dentla or commercial wl ing new service or repa rs Master Li censed electr can R denou Eleclrlcal WV000306 304 675 17B6 ASTRO-ORAPH GEMINI (Ma) 21 June 20) Be al Fnday Nov 19 1999 lfllun~s have been gomg smoo1h ly for you you should contun1c to operate on the same plane m lhc ) car ahead Suck to 111veness IS whal w1ll bnng you success and fulfillment SCORPIO (Oci 24 Nov 221 n1cre 1S a Slrong p OSSibllily 1hat you m1,:ht gatn m some manner from a s11ua110n Jhat has been engmecred by anolber ThiS w1ll make for a rnlher r.clhng ume today As1ro-Graph year ahead pred1c11ons make great Xmas stockmg stuffers for all Signs of lhc Zod1ac Mad $2 for each to ASiro Graph c/o th10 newspaper PO Box 1758 Murray lldl Sta11on New York NY 10158 Be sure lo slale 1he Zod1ac Signs you desire SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21) Wherever you go and what~ver you do today your charisma w1ll be operating a1 full Jimmie and fnends wdl find you extremely chanmng and plcasmg II should be a mcc day for you CAPRICORN (Dec 22 Jan 191 Tum away l1 f m the u PRINT NU LETTERS THE DOG )acks $7600 OBO call 740 992 1506 days or 740 949 2644 Uncondil anal lilelime guarantee Local references turn1shed Es Pets for Sale YOU TO FEED HI!~ I uamon Hornet 27 camping tra fer sleeps e1ght microwave range relr gerator freezer a c amlfm cassette aw n ng sclsso 304 937 2281 leave message 560 8 REMINDS o ooo 1990 Dodge Shadow 4 Doors Good Condton $1200 740256Toyota Tl-!1515 M'(6RAMPA5 NEW CAR IT HAS 8ELL5 AND 1.161-!TS AND 5LITTON5 FOR EVER'(T~IN6 eve Joln1S 740 245 5677 halch back $1500 304 773-5012 1990 PEANUTS Budget Pr ced T ansmlssions and Engines A! 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UP Win\ f>.t.l E.~~ltl"fNI~L'&X.K I" 1994 Chevy Suburban S 1-ve ado loaded 4x4 60 000 m11es 740 742 2088 CARS $100 $500 & UP POL CE 3• 46 A P1ck Up load You Haul Va I ou s Sizes Used LIt Truck Forks $21 95 Per 100 1 200 PSI D & M Electronics http fl www omelecrronlcs com D1ane Eddy Owner ~A 2 Box 729 PO Bo11. 729 Gat ipol s Fer y WV 2111 THE BORN LOSER 1991 Ford Mark Ill conversion van V 8 cap1 chars rear bench seal co-verts to lull s ze bed dual gas tanks t ke new $6 900 304 S ab Wood & FirewoOd $1 o $25 32 800 865 6534 sa lesOdmetec tron cs com Car Aud o Products CB & Amature Rad1os Car A a ms Scanners & Radar De lectors DVD Movies Mus c One bedroom furn shed apart ment caii74Q-992 9191 lngs 740 949-2567 Complete 0 SH Network sate Ute system brand new $149 mstalled Graoous I ving 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at VII age Manor and A ve s de Apar1ments n M dd e pot F om $249 $373 Ca I 740 992 5084 Equal Hous1ng Oppor tun ties 740 446-0390 Seasoned firewood $35 pickup load with local del very call even THREE ONLY 25x30 30x40 50x150 CALL 1B002119593x tops Lap ops eCommerce Web s tes Merchant Accounts AI most Ever)'one Approved!! Zero Downtlll Low Monthly Payments COMPuTE~S $7 600 304 B95 3080 730 Vans & 4-WDs & Ash Cats Meow collection over 100 p•eces 304 675 183t after 5 pm 5305 after 6pm FRANK & EARNEST 87 Chevy 4x4 V 8 lue ntec1ed 4 sp 66 000 o g m es e11.c cond Police Impounds & Aepos Fee CALL NOW Fo L stings 1 800 5 Nothing & Mouth part 7 Animated Turning four into two TRANSPORTATION 710 Autos for Sale North 2NT Pass It IS poss1b le lo lelescope two losers mlo one 1f both opponems wm IriCk 13 DJJes lhat sound paradoxr cal? Well \\hat really happens IS that one defender ruffs h1s partner s s1dc su11 wmner Bul have you seen a deal m wh1ch four loser s are condensed mlo two? If nol read on Macduff' Over South s one spade openmg West used the Unusual No Trump showmg ~I leasl 5 5 m the mmors After North menuoned h1s heart sml South b1d three no trump because he had both mmor su1t stoppers yel only of a sorl m clubs North d1d well lo correcl to four spades three no lrump woul d surely have fa1led Nol !hal four spades looks ltke a bargam wnh lhe bad breaks Dedarcr seems about to lose two spades one d1a mond and lwo clubs yet he managed to cxlracl 10 lncks South ducked the d1amond kmg lead won the d1amond queen con tmuat on and cashed h1s 1wo top trumps geumg the nol unexpected bad news Then he played off dum my s t\\o heart wmners rulfed a heart m hand trumped a dmmond m 1he dummy ruffed a heart m hand played a club 10 dummy s ace and lrumped lhe lasl hean m hand Have you been counung? 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V nyl S d ng Excellent Cond 1 on $16 000 00 1991 Flemm ng Tra er 14x70 ce n a new carpe t po ches n 1 Cart 6 Drlnkallkaa Roblrt- 2 br house lOr en! )'OU pay u t dep & el required 304 675 2535 An- to Pravtoua Puzzle dechahund 10 Vlalgoth king 12 E1pilnd 14 Tender Merclel actor MERCHANDISE MEDICAL BILLING Un m led In ACROSS l tradJtl< t taches todny and a ' her umque goal you ve cslabhshctl lur younclf can be acluevcd Let ynur mgcnu1ty devrsc the plan of ac11on AQUARIUS (Jan 20 Feb 19) Telling 11 like 11 1S w1ll be 1he mosl effectlve tool you pos!ie~s today so don t hesitate to s~ak Jr wntc whitt IS on your mmd Fnlls "''II nol he requ1red to make your pmnts PISCES (Feb 20 Ma1<h 20) Even though there are no v1sll lc ways It th1s ume to ach1eve somethm g mate nal you want unforeseen c1rclim stances could mtervene today and help you fullillllus deme ARIES (March 21 Apnl 19) Los len carefully In whal others have 10 s 'Y today bul don t d1Scred11 your "" n findmgs Your JUdgment IS I ke ly to be a tnflc keener than that of someone w 11h whom you II be asso Cl&tiOg extra careful that your concepts are well thought out hefure you present them to as soc mtes Others are apt to act on your thought!; and you won I want to be ernbarmssmgly wrong CANCER {June 21 July 22) You re well equ1pped lo lake on a leadership role today so don 1 be reluctaot to assume 1y when asked dcpcndmg o n you the re sponstbth People Will be for gutdancc LEO (July 23 Aug 22) There s a good cham:e you could meet some one today wuh who n you II have much m common However thts per ~on may be h1dden among a crowd you don I I ke so be mce lo all VIRGO (Aug 23 Sepl 22) Sev eral loose ends that have been left dangling conccrnmg a financ•al mat ter !halls m1ponan11o y,ou could be tJcd down today through an uncx peeled occurrence Be on your toes TAURIJS (Aprll 20-May 20) A had 10 handle solely on mauer yc , 1 unt1l now may gel the your own 11y you ve bee• hopmg ass1stanc: ould speed up conSlder for Th1111 and expcncnce You arc the nght can d1da1c For helpmg your pal get back ably for' ' on tra • LIBRA (Scpl 23 Oct 23) Don t hcsttate to offer gu tdance today to a fnend who lacks your Jmagmatlon k It s w1se the old man told h1s grandson unt1i mght before saymg 11 was a FINE DAY to hold off NOVEMBER18I I �Page 16 • The Dally Sentinel • Thursday, November 18, 1999 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Cases concluded in recent CQunty ~ Court session POM EROY - The tolluwmg 1...lS~S W~ I C \ Cso l\~J ICCC IItl y 10 the Mc tgs County Colli I ol Judge P.111 1ck H 0 B11cn r mcd \\CIC Lyle StnLialf. Mtlldk:p,,rt , ohsttuLtmg olliut~ l hus mcss >I00 ' '"Petlllcll to $5 0 plus wsls •o d.l\ s j,HI suspended one yc,u prohathm lk.m c, l)wc ll Pon1Cnl) t.ulutc tn U.tns lc t pl.tt l!s \.: P Sis 1Htly D,t\td J Popp Wmdc1 l'.t speed $'0 plus u 1...,1\ N.wn u R Kr.wsc Alhllny $~() "Plt.:d pJu, P.uncl.t S Nut- u1s h h. ' St M II \, \V Y.1 t.ui LU c w m.tm t.un ltl lllllll $10 plus LOs h . C.ul L Rhod~..' ~2 0 lunn ~.. lt,m W V.t ...t.:.tl hd t plus """ 111uJ il.IJ" $20 plus lnnv 1\1 K~.. nnu.h !,uiLuc to u 1sh l ll .! Jillllll .~ -., un: d !'I ll" ~.u" l " lk·.u dtst.mu: $20 \\'~,. II s ton L~..· tl.l M B.ub Sllll llllllu k . . tun \V V.t ' lk'L'd $~0 pJ u.., Ul\h Cll .u lc-. \V Bu ~.. klc} MH..I~ tllp ll l \ "1.. •\l hdt $2 ~ p\lb \..OS ('. l~ i L h . u d n StlllL1 11pt.' II lwnton ·J1'-ld ~ 10 plu-. u1" 1'\ lnlw R l tlld w. ,t~ lhlld MIL h \ ~0 'Jlt.'t.'d ~.. n .. b. plu.. h:H..' III \' l lul- l.tcl- \lllll li k• N ( 1 ~ Ju , U 'pceu $111 t.t."h ~ Lut1n I 1k P.d.m P.tlk "'" hlll ,!.! \\ \'.1 "J1Lt.'J $~0 plu ... u lsh IJ,I\ id lll,ttk ' 13t. ll 1.11d \ IH.Jlllpp.l I' 1 'Jlt.L d "~ () plu " ll '""' ,~ .11 hl'll \2~ piU \l(l'-, h i\11dl h•.: I B 1\: tllgt('\\ \\ ,tppill t!L I\ I I\ N l ' JlLt:d "S~() Jdu . . I' ~..o . . h PlniiiJl '~ K ttliL IIIIL i\1 diJp1d1 ... '> jlLt.'d )~{) pill \ l\l~l\ I 11 1.1.., ( , ,Jumhlh ... p ~..·c d "\ 0 pJu , lll" "' H11. 11.ud B C1 Hl\\ ,l\ l 1 11.. " 1.. I 111 ~\l lll "J'L~ d \ ~() plu " U l C"~t'; I11111 L l tll h.'- \'~..• n d ll l ,l l\11b.nwuth \i,ILL \ \\ tl1d1m 11111 ~2t lp lu ... tt l" h D\\ ,Utl ~ \\ t.:,\\\. 1 Gtl'tLhcn SJlLlli..L I 1\mh.lln "l'.ll hclt $2S pJu, u 1,t... "\'1.. 1..' d S~ll plu . . cos h I h\. h ~2 ~ pJu , u''"' Pm n1..1 1l~ J.m 1~' st:.ll Lm.: ,ISlet speed. $30 plus costs. M.u y N H.tyllt:' Ak1 on. seul he h. $I'\ pi us <osls. Eugene L Haynes, Akllln. se.u beh. $25 plus costs. Alhcri F Ogle Jr . Cambndgc. mull ll.1p. $20 plus costs. Alhcrt G B.tdgky. Columbus, speed. $30 plus ""'' ·Joseph J Correll Jr , Newark. speed $31) plus costs. Patncta A Rllkman Pmncrny. fa1lurc to yteld. $20 plus costs. Leanna J Dav1s. Lmgsvollc speed. $10 plus costs , C1 mlu,1 N Jansen. Cmcmnat1. speed. $10 pJu, LOsls seat beh, $25 plus wsts Gary L Trout. Athens, seal hell $25 plus costs Jerry W Bogatu R.~eme. seat belt $25 plus costs, Jell A Whue. Mtddlcport, seal bch, $1 '\plus costs. Jatme James Vendora. P01tsmou1h. speed. $30 plus CDSIS, \V.o"1c G Shtlhng. Wh1pplc. speed. $10 plus costs . Harley D Kmg. Smnhltcld. Pa . seal bell. $25 plus """ Roger D Stone. Poml Pleasant W V,1. speed. $30 plus costs, Ch,u ks W DaviS Rccdsvlilc no opcr.lllH 's lu.:cn~c . tlucc days Jatl 'uspcpdcd one year probauon $200 pl11suJsls Lconmd J Maynard Galllpolh J11Vmg u1u.lc r suspcnmm. 10 d.J) ' j<lll suspended one yc,u pwh,Jllon ~100 plus cmls seal hell $2' plu s ~.:usts Cy nth1.1 \Vaugh R.t~.:lnc dl! \l ll g und!.!l sus pcns1110 $150plus costs $7~ .md th1cc days j<H I sus- pended 11 1.1 ild OL p1cs0nted wtthl11 90 d.!) ... one ) ~..:.u pwh.num uns.lk lcim k $10 plus costs W,tllcl D A1nnld Pmu~roy dtt\ tng under sus- OL. $150 plus costs. th1ee J.tys J.ul. one yc.u pwh,Hion.J,ul and $75 suspended 11 s,1hd OL prcscntell wHI1111 90 d,tys speed $41 plus costs. L1h1 ticauon. $50 plus costs. three d,1ys Jail suspended. one year prohau on, Bernard L Allen. Albany, latlurc to ytcld 10 an emergency vchtclc. $30 plus costs. Joseph Kmlosk1. P.111 101. no OL. $150 plus costs Wllh $75 ,Jnd three days ja1l suspended. usc ol unauthonzcd plates. $10 plus costs, Donald J Hamng. Rccdsvlile, latlure to rcgtslcr, $10 plus costs, Llihe E Lambert. Chesh1rc. speed, $20 plus costs: Robert N Foreman, Ra<tnc, speed, $25 plus costs. Noah Hysell Mtddlcport. lmiUIC to dtsplay valtd rcg1slmtmn. $20 suspended, costs, seal be h. $25 plus costs, John Kopczmsky. Pomeroy. speed $44 plus costs, Woodrow W Hall. Ra<tnc, latlure to .:ontrol. $30 plus costs, Manhew S Gatrell , Mtddleporl scat belt. $15 plus costs. Kcvm Paul G1llesptc, Mason, pcrm11 vwlalton $20 plus costs, laliurc to diSplay 1eg1SIIa11on . $20 plus costs Jcn 1e L How,trd . Poml Pleasant speed. $32 plus w sls. Kathy J TooIcy M1dktll ProclUIVIilc speed $30 plus <OS IS, C.lich T Shuk1. M1ddle p011 seal hdl $ IS plus costs. Dc,u · lcnc Kuhne1 On.1. W v., speed $ lll plus costs D,111ell D H,IWiilornc Lon" Bonom seal hch $25 pJu, ~ost~. Engel~ Sh.1wn M1dc..llern1t $30 plus•••costs; DUI. $850 plus costs, I0 days jatl , Tammy L Dye, Eltzahcth, W.Va, 90-<,lay OL suspensiOn, one year prolOS{\,, o,;l,_',l{ hclt $J.'i fliUS COS(S speed, $30 plus costs , Harold L baiiOn,Jarl and $550 suspended upon Rllh,nd S Bc.n hs Pomeroy. sc.u Mourn, The Plams, grpss overload, complctton ol rcSidenlml trea tment hdi $25 plus wsh. Rtcharll S $205 plus costs. mud tlap vwlauon . program; failure to control. costs Be.uh' Jr. Pom~wy seal heh . $15 $20 plus costs. Quinton P Evans. only, open conlaoncr m motor vehi plus cmts. Bli,Ul E McyciS. Nd- Rockhriilgc. speed. $50 plus costs, cle, $40 plus costs. Teresa R Rucksou\lllc ' peed $'11 plus costs. seal JoeL Rdey. Mtllhdd , se.11 hdl. $25 cr. Rccdsvrllc Iallure 10 control. $30 pJu, costs. Enn Lynn Shockey. suspended, wsl ,, h~il $2 ' plus ,costs. Be.uncc M S.th,nh,l Scv~n Hills speed $>0 plus Ravenswood speed. $ ~0 plus costs. Tma L Boothe. Pomeroy, DUI. Lnsts knnm'-!s C Jctt. Rltunc . ovcr- T<tra s Gcdry C,mion rn!<ii:'\CS:"il<lll ol $850 plus COS IS J0 days Jali SUS· lo,td/m ud tl ~p vwl,uwn. $75 plus llr~g par.rphc~n.Jh,J $50 plus costs penllcd to three days YO-ll.ty OL suswsl s Cl.ucnl~ E Owcnshy Ruiland. T,unmy S Moore Mtddlcporl lln- pens ion . one ycm proh.ttlo n, J.ul .uu.l speed $'0 plus costs, Frank M Col- vtng unllcr suspensum . $2lKl plus $550 suspended upon complciu>n ol well , Pomeroy. overwe1gh1. $400 Cttsls. 10 d.ty' Jllli suspended to tlu ee rcsJdcnll,tl u c,umcnt piO g ldlll, dll d.1ys nne yc.u prohntmn l.u!Uic to vmg under suspens10 11 $ 1'\() plus plus costs, Joshua A Wt lson. Pomeroy. seal conuol. $l0 plus costs ~.: nsts one yc.tr prohdtum no duld S,1mucl J Rush. R,u.:mc , <hug rcsuatnt . costs on ly cn d.m gc 11ng bell. $25 plus costs. Theresa A Hmlon, Sconown, speed, $30 plus costs, ahuse, $75 plus costs , Roy Ptclcc duld1cn ~.:osh only. one yc.u p10h.t Kcvm D Stanley, M1ddlcporl, seal R<~cmc. undct.Jgc consumpuon, $200 tum. K.u1 E Justus Vmtnn speed bell. $15 plus costs. Kent C Stewart, plus costs, three days tall suspendcll $25 plus UISIS SC.!I hell $2 ' plus Pomeroy, speed. $30 plus costs, Ter- two months proiMtton. Roger L B1s wsls. Joseph M I ucke1 Raune dts ry L Rctbcr, Pomeroy, speell, $30 sell. Coolville dtsorderly conduct orlleliy whde tnloXJC.JtcJ $2 '\ plus plus costs. Mandy E Tishky, Ptckcr- $100 suspcnllcd to $50 plus costs. cosls Danny W.1lkct Ru11 ,111d oset mgton, speed, $20 plus costs, Bnan Wdltam E Pauon, Vmton , dnvmg ltMd $1'0 plu s costs un scJ.: Ui o.= lu,u.l P McCann , Gahanna, speed, $30 plus under suspcnswn, $200 plus costs, 30 $20 plus lOsls ion W Klocs Mtdd lepoll speed costs. Rex Thornton. Racme. speed. days Jai l suspended to I0 days house $30 plus costs. seat belt, $25 plus arrest, Elson Spen<er, Racme, DUI , $>0 plus cost s. Ch.nb W j'()lvc ll costs. D1ana L Smuh. Racme, speed, $850 plus costs, 30 days jail sus- New Haven l.ulun:: to nutnldlll $30 plus cosls, Kevm R Suszynsk1, pended to 10 days, one year OL sus- assut cd dcarJJSt,111cc $20 pJu, w sls Les1c1 A Gtcen J1 Coolvtll c spccu Chardon. speed. $30 plus costs, pensron. one year probauon . $30 plus costs StanlmJ 0 Co< DavtdA Be1ens, Willoughby, speed, Donald E. Roush, Syracuse, DUI, $]0 plus costs; Davtd W Dur, Salem, $850 plus costs, 10 days Jail, 90-da) Chcshnc, ovctloau $3110 plu s costs. W V.1 seal bell, $25 plus costs. John OL suspensiOn, one year probatiOn, Ange la Ken Mtdd lepml cxpued T Jarv1s. McArthur. tmlure 10 y1eld, Jatl and $550 suspended tfresJdenual plates, $JO plu s costs, I rc<ldte $20 plus .:osls, Thomas Stevens treatment program completed w11hm Moore, Cheshtrc. speed, $30 plus Allen . Wtlhamstown W Va , speed. 90 days; Jerry L Markm, Albany, costs wtnllow lUll $25 plus costs. U,u y L Nor11' Nc lsnfl\ til~ sp~cd $:10 plus plu s ~..:osts Rohcll D Cl111e Belpre cxp ned BEF reports increase in its volume of sales CO LUM BUS - Boh Esans I .um ... Im s fln .l!lu.d Jesuits tor thc'l'U liH IItsL.II qu .uta .uuJ s1x ~.; l !lkd (kt 21} S~l\\ l<ll lllll gS .It n U.: llh \ ~.11 .l~P months fJl'r sh,\rC t.' 4ll,l1 to r~ co rJ rt•sult s a .IIHJ Ill line With tCVl St:d t.\ j11.:ll.IIHHJs dt sL ioscJ 111 .1 ptcss ll ~o..:.~ . . ~.~ 1.~ . . , lllllllth lnt tl Ill! ,,lie " \\ ~ It! $245 6 nul- lton up 1 JkllC nl' lwm $239] 11111•n .1 V!..:~U .1gl 1 EH ludmg: 1hc Jl\esll tu1c ol two h J\J J p10Juu busmesses IH 111 I ISl .li I ljljl) s,ll es m.:reased 7 pcrLl' llt N..:l IIU..: u m~.; 101 th1 4umtcr was $14 4 111 II ilon compared wllh $15 4 nnlltun .1 yc.u .t~o E.n n mgs per share h"-·nc l1h.: J h om .16 pu ~.:c n t rcductmn 111 , h,ucs nutst.mJmg as a 1esult of ... ttK k t..:purduscs _ hH the litsl h.tll ulliscal2000. net .... des !lhC ::! pl'H:cn t (X percent ~... xcludn1 g Ihe dl\ cslcd hu s m c,sc~;.) to '!1 --lKlJ -l nul li on Net mu11nc wa~;. 'i,2:J" nnllum t:l] U,\1 to a year .tgo \\ Ink.: L',l llllll g" per diluted sh.1rc Wl'fC 7--lL C!1h (7.::; L~ llt "i h ,\Sil ) l:0111p,ucd \\ 1th 71 ~.:c nh (.Ish llo w (net IOt:omc plu s LkplcU.Il lllll .md .1mort1za11on) lllf lh~ " 1'\ IIHH11h J1CIIOd was $47 2 mdl11m In the lt.'s t IUI ,IIll s~g mcnt ~.um~ ­ . . tO i l' .... des !u1 th~ qu.trtCJ lOS(' 1 I Jlt.:ILL ill ht. hl\\ tilL --l lJ J1L i lt.: l1 [ pa!..:C td lh L l!hl l iU,tl[ t.' l Jhl.' l!lll l'~J S(' Jot th ~ IIHIIl th ul Ouohc 1 w.ts I X pcl ~.: c nt .md "u ll)l JCl ~.:n l wc..:b h.1vc hu..· n \.'"'l llll .llh 11.11 111 shgbtlv hclow .1 Vl' .ll .1gu H1 ghu l ~thot rd~!tcd L '\ (11..' 11 ..,~ ... li<~ H .tlso .tllt:ctcd prol- tcmatn hclow a year ago .. he ,1ddeJ Ev.ms s.ud that 1n the lood produds segment. the ~.:ompany 1s rcstl.u nang promollonal expe nditure ~ .lnd wo1 kmg lll reduce mctfic1cnues two years There 1s hule doubt , however. that our hog <Osls wtll be substanuall) above last year's record lows m the 1h1rd quarter. wh1ch also mc luded an extra week m fiscal I999," he smd "Overall, panteularly gtven the recent trend m same-store sales, we now expect earnmgs per share to be moderately below a year ago m the Volume Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio 115 -Page4 Single Copy- 35 Cents Issue Two program to award funding for Meigs projects By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel News Staff POMEROY- Nearly $464,000 m grant and loan funds wtll be rccetved for Me1gs County projects through the Issue Two program for the newest fundmg round The Issue Two Executtve Comm1Uee mel al Buckeye Htlls/Hockmg Valley Regtonal Development D1s1nct headquarters m Manella on Tuesday, and asSigned d1scre11onary leverage pomls to three proJects wh1ch were approved Monday by a local rev1ew comm1Uee Approved was $49,854 tn grant funds for the resurfacmg of Fourth and S1xth Streets and College Road m Syracuse, $271,339 m grant funds for pavmg on County Road 5 (Bradbury), County Road 28 (Locust Grove) and County Road 35 (Short Sumner), and $142.397 m grants and $80,000 1n loan funds for the thml phase of a water hne replacement proJect '" the Vtllage 0 of Pomeroy Those proJects, as well as projects for the V1llage of M1ddlepor1 and the Tuppers Plams/Chester Water DIStncl, were considered at a rneeung of the local revtew commutee on Monday, where they were assigned pomts and sent to the execuuve comm1ttee for further conSideration Of the proJects, only Syracuse recetved the amount requested The county htghway department's request was shaved by $100,000, and the Pomeroy grant request wa.s cui hy $80,000 wh1ch was then approved as a loan PADUCAH, Ky. (AP) - Hundreds of workers at gaseous diffuSion plants m Paducah and P1ke1on, Ohm, wtll be la1d off to allow the Unued States Ennchment Corp to pay for Russtan uramum, accordmg to a lobbyist's memo to the While House. Congressronal a1des and officials of the umon representmg workers at the Paducah plant sa1d Thursday they hacfheard talk of up to 850 layoffs between the two plants. A company spokeswoman InSisted no final deciSions have been made on layoffs About 3,800 people work at the two gaseous d1ffus1on plants 1,700 at Paducah and 2, I00 at P1keton The company already has offered two voluntary reducuons m force, wh1ch allowed about 500 people to re11re from both plants · The corporauon, a governmentchartered company that was pnvatlzed last year, leases the plants from the U.S Department of Energy. In the Nov 12 memo, Washmglon lawyer Thomas Hale Boggs Jr sa1d the corporalton "w1ll be lay111g oft several hundred" employees because 1l has to pay mm e than the market 1311690 V8, auto, Flarnldt, 23;9'95 5 51 FORD WINDSTAR LX 138040 1S IN SIO<K 3.8 VI, INI IIHt I A/C, PDL, '94 THRU '99 20;'995 5 93 LINCOLN TOWN CAR 135511 WhHt Ext, Rid leather Int. LOADED MODELS 99 FORD TAURUS 5( 138720 24V· ve eng, INtlttr, power I38HO l!uc. llrltt, IN1htr Good Afternoon moon roof, C.D 111101'1 16 995 SJ Today's Sentinel 2 Sections • 16 Pages 138&00 V&, auto, POL, P. Hit, Clll I more Cai~!Utl!r 7 12-14 · Ch!!!!!fi~!!! tems L:Olllp.tny The dc.tl w11h AP Autumousc's owner. Qucslor Partners Fund of Southheld. Mtcil. mcludcs cash and an assumpuon ot debt A dcus10n about whether AP Au1omot1ve wtll conlmue to be based 111 Toledo has not been made, Mousl1m smd AP Au tomouvc wtll opcr,11e under current management and wtll be headed by Teny Bcrnander, li s prcstdenl and duel exc<UIIve The company has 2 500 employees and seven faclones worldwide FaurcCJ,l h,JS JO.OOO employees 1n 25 countnes Nearly all of lis exhaust busmcss was 1n Europe last year the company smd ~~ ~ ~ Comics E!lil!!r.illl~ 1..~~~:111 .• Sl!!!m Wea!be[ •' Hi ~ Lotteries ,o · Get the latest in sports news from the Daily Sentinel so, Number MVPhonors Accordmg to Davtd Spencer ol the county h1ghway department , a bndge replacement prOJect wh1ch was subm1Ued as a part of the county's ongmal appltca11on, was ehmtnated from the ltnal proJect approved The M1dlllepon proJect. wht<h mvolved a $400.000 request lor unprovcmenls to the sewerage system, w1ll be returned to the v1llage for reVISIOn, and !hen resubmllled lor consodcralton hy the Small Government Comnmston, wh1ch has authorlly 10 appwpnale '"much as $2 1mlhon m gr<~nl fundmg to communlltes wnh populations under $5,000, whose proJe<ls were rated hy the local reVIeW comllltllCC. but reJCCied by ihe CXCCUllVC commtllec Accord111g to Mtsly Casto ot Buckeye Htlls, the county Will have the opuon of submlllmg a smular request for the $100.000 cui frnm lis ongmal apphcauon to the Small Counltes CommtsSion . whtch also has $2 mtlhon lo doslnbute. Casto smd thai BH/HVRDD wtll rate those proJe<ls, and 1f those proJects arc rated as a top 10 proJect m the dostncl . wtll refer them to the stale commtsslons for cons1derat1on · Issue Two funds are admmlSicrcd hy the Oh1o Pubhc Works CommiSsion Work on projects funded under 1h1s new round. Round 14, <an hcgin on July I. 2000 Myron Duffield, representing Middleport Vtll.lge, servell .ts ihe <Ounty's representative on the Executtve Committee, and auended Tuesday's meeting w1th Mayor Sandy lannarelh next month have seen " plan to 12 years, say mg 25 was too Speakers Thursday spoke m fav or Beth Leedy. 17. a sen10r at Lako- long a ume penod to set spendtng pnof programs thai would be funded by ta East H1gh S<hool 111 Westchester, ontles a $1 5 btlhon Tobacco Use Preven- told lawmakers thai anh-smokmg "The reason I would support the uon and Cessation Tt ust Fund 25-year plan rs 1l g1vcs a blueprmt," advertmng needs to be conSistent Mall Myers, cxecuuve v1ce pre s"Some ads are saying you're not Montgomery sa1d. "h parll<ularly Ident of the Washmgton-hased Cam- soph1s11cated 1f you smoke, others are helps 111 the plannmg wnh biOtechpaign for Tohacco-Free K1ds. urged saymg you are soph1st1ca1ed tf you nology " DANCING DUO - Tim and Edla King will be performing a fox lawmakers lo support the fund trot and a swing number in the Talent Revue '99 to be staged Frl· The task furce recommended don't smoke, " she sa1d day and Saturday night in the Meigs Middle School auditorium. He saod proven an11 smokmg <am Dan Moss, 17, a semor at Farrfield spendmg $1 8 b1lhon on b1omcd1cal pa1gns have reduced child and adull H1gh School, said ant1-smoking pro- and biOtechnology research smokmg rates m Flonda, Massachu- grams need to be emphasized dunng Pam Hubbard of Cleveland's sells, Arnona, 0(~~on and cahlornm, stqdents' nuddle school years. Urban Mmonly AlcoholiSm and where the smokmg rafe feU [rgJri.16 7 By the lim~ teenS-~ in·-hish Druga!J~OutreaGbl'[Qllflltn Illuspercent to I 8 I percerll"ffom '1988 to school, lhey' ve alrea<ly made up trated ffie ~ch of youth markeung 1996 their mmds aboul smokmg, he sa1d. hy showmg lawmakers c1gareuc Tohacco compa111es have targeted Belly Montgomery lold finance hghlers 1n the shape of a ccllul,or cluldren .md teens " hke a laser beam comrnillee members she supported phone and a pager m a way that fall s under our radar the 25-year spendmg plan crafted by "If 11 's 1llegal1o be selhng tobacscreen," Myers smd The proposed Gov. Bob Taft's Tobacco Task Force. co products lo youth. why would you ows will tap 10 "Op11' One', and the By CHARLENE HOEFLICH fund "represents the bare mrmmum ent1re cast of WBOB w1ll close out The Senale last month reduced the be sclltng toys to hghliobacco prod- Sentinel News Staff needed lo get the resulls other slates ucts' ' she sa1d MIDDLEPORT - "A 1940s the segment Wtlh "When You're SmilRad1o/Cale" Will be the theme of the •ng" R1vcrbend Talent Revue '99 to be The second half of the show will staged Fnday and Saturday mghl, be staged m a cafe setung and open Nov. 26 and 27, m the audnonum of w11h MarJe Ita Bums1de smgmg "Sugthe Me1gs Mtddle Schoolm Middle- ar T1me " Pam Neece and Dwtght port Showlune IS 8 p m Icenhower wt II do "Now Is the Hour ' pnce for ur,m1um lrom the former Myron Duffield IS dncclor of the followed by a JUgghng act by T.J. By CURT ANDERSON Sovtel Umon s dismantled nuclear talent revue, sponsored by the R1ver- •· Kmg Sayre wtll smg "Tennessee AP Tax Writer .1rsenal bend Arts Council ,and the Unned Waltz", Tim and Eche King w1ll preWASHINGTON- The new Treasury Department tax mspector genUnder a 1993 non -prohfe1a11on Fund of Me1gs County, who wtll sent swmg dancmg, and Gene Gooderal plans aggress1ve mvest1gauons of poten11al miSconduct ~y Internal agreement. the cm;pomlton IS ohhgshare equally m the proceeds wm Will play "Wreck of the 97" on Revenue Servtce employees, ratsmg questtons from the workers' umon ated lu buy RusSian uramum for To be prese nted m two scgmenls. h1s harmomca about unfatr quotas resale \o eleclnc uuhues But the one WBOB, a rad1o studto seumg, Smgmg "Smcerely" wtll be BevThe mspector general, Dav1d C. W111iams, hilS set a goal of 5,000 such. and the other Bob's Cafe, a cafe sel- erly Adkms and Tammy Taylor, after company and Russm agreed on lhe miSconduct mvest1gat1ons 111 the next fiscal year, accordmg to today's edideal when uramum pnces were hightmg. the show IS dedtcated to the late whtch the Ohio R1ver Cloggers wrll tions of The New York T1mes That would be about one for every 28 IRS er The market pn<c for enn<hed uraBob H0e01ch , who produced and return to the stage for a routine A employees and one m every nrne front-hne auditors and tax collectors mum has smce dropped. and the comdtrccted vanely shows m the Bend Hank W1lhams medley by Bill Crane, Accordmg to an internal e-ma1l from Williams oblamed by The Assopany now clmms 11 1s losmg mtlhons area ror more than 40 years "Walkmg After M1dnight" by B J Ciated Press, the focus should be on "maJor cases and h1gh-1mpact work" of dollars on the deal The lust halt w1ll open wnh Smnh, and the spoons played by as part of "expressmg our value to our stakeholders w1thm Congress and In the memo, sent to Whtle House "Unforgeuablc ·,a so.:.tl by Tammy Manella BurnSide. w1ll be followed the treasury." ch1ef of start John Podesta, Boggs Taylor. lollowcd by ElviS unpcrson- by a dance routme by Tom Dooley W1lhams' office, the treasury mspector general for tax admrmstrat10n, asked for the Clinton admrmstrat1on 's alor Dwtght lcenhowc1 domg "Love and Paulene Hamson 1 was created last year by Congress when 11 enacled major refonns a1med Me Tender". and Davtd Sttlfer Jr. , support for about $135 m1lhon m Beverly Adkms Will smg "Don't at making the IRS rnure responstve to taxpayers and to curb past abuses "Tiuce Bells' T1m and Ed1c Kmg Gel Around Much Anymore ", Dav1d government asSistance to parually Colleen Kelley, preSident of the National Treasury Employees Umon, Will dan<c Ill T1011he Fox", followed Slllller Jr will have a song, and the offset the company'scosts for buymg sa1d 1n an m1erv1ew today thai such numenc goals smack of quotas Simhy voc.JIISIS B J Smnh smgmg segment Will close wnh Sue Ma1son Russian ·uramum through 2001. Ilar lo those once used by the IRS to rate tts own workers on lherr mves"Crazy". Pam Neece. "Thai Dogg1c smgmg "God Bless Amenca' and the The lobbyist also asked for accelugallons of taxpayers In the Wmdow . and Bcvcliy Alkms . enltre .:ast commg on stage for eratmg the spendmg of$175 mlihon "There should not be art1ficml numbeFs for mvesltgaiiOns to be done, " "Mon.t L1s.t " m cleanup money m an Energy 'Grand Old Flag · Kelley satd "It would be a very unhealthy work envtronment to announce The Ohtu Rtvcr Cluggcrs wlil Department trusl fund so the la1d-o1T Ttckels w1ll rcmam on sale at I here Will be X number of mvest1gattons, whether they are needed or not " dance to Bugle Boy Btll C..me wtll SwiSher and Lohse and Hartwell workers could be h1red for environThe plan could mean that the IRS w11l do Iewer cnmmal mvest1gat1ons do the e~Junll v-wcs1c1 n "Your Chcm- House 111 Pomeroy. and the Oh1o Rivmental cleanups al the plants of taxpayers than the number of mspector general's mvest1ga11ons targeted mg Hearl" an"d Belly S.1y1e wtll smg er Bear Co , Mtddleport Department The corporauon 's lobbymg efforts at them 1\vo years ago, for example, the IRS began 3. 718 tax fraud mves'Crutsmg Dm'n the R1vc1 · Hymn Store and Office Servtce and Supply · drew a chtlly recep11on from Whnttgallons of mdtVIduals tunc w1ll he p1cscn1ed by Sue Mat - m M1ddlcpor1 Advance Ttckcls arc fteld Hulen sa1d Whnfleld opposed In a wrtllen statement, IRS Commoss10ner Charles RossoU1 said one son smgmg 'The Old Rugged Cross," $4 ea<h and w11l he sold unul noon the company's asSISlan.:c plan of the agency's five gu1dmg prmc1ples IS ach1ev111g "total mtegruy" as 11 Manella BumSidc w1ll do ·Green on the Fnday alter l11anksg1vmg hecause 11 d1d not olfer enough longImplements maJor refonns passed last year by Congress Eyes," Tom Donley and Rae Mead- T1cke1s at the door w1ll cost $5 term secunty lor workers Benefit. show will recall swing era _ Memo suggests layoffs Misconduct by IRS ~t two uranium plants set for investigation quarter " TOLEDO (AP) - A Fren<h auto supphcr w1ll buy Toledo-based muffler nuker AP Automouvc Systems Inc tn a $340 mtlhon deal Oiflctdls wllh Faurcua hope to complete the acqutSIIIon by year end, sa1d rahar Moushm ,1 V ICC preSident wllh Faurecla's exhaust-systems department mlroy M1ch Faurcc t,J s ,luJUlstiHm wdl make tllhe world's lh1rd-largcst exhaust-sys- Meigs County's !'H'-tl'",. whtch hase developed as un11 vu lumc h,os mcreased' sharply over the last French firm·buys auto supplier Tomorrow: Cloudy High: 60s; Low: 40s COLUMBUS (AP) Ohto should spend money on aggresstve ant1-smokmg campaogns lo make up for years of successful c1garette ads, a doctor told House lawmakers Dr Rob Crane of the Campa1gn fo~ a Healthy Oh10 asked members of too House Fmance Commlllee Thursday to recall such slogans as " Wmston Tastes Good L1ke a C.gareuc Should" "They have been bouncmg around in yopr brain for three decades," said • Crane. ·"Such ts the-power of .effe&4 4 tive adver.tising. t~, • ~ "' The commruee conlmued heanngs on a plan for spendmg Ohm's $10.1 b1lhon share of the nalronal tobacco settlement Fmance Charnnan Robert Corbm, R-Daylon, sa1d he planned addtttonal heanngs followed by a vote early E' .111s Rcst,mrants. we believe our rc~.:cnl menu pncc mcrcnsc w11l help. and we .uc rcvJCWtng poss1blc stlatcgJcs lot 1mprov1ng our lt1bor ~.:osts · Ncvclthclcss on a short-term h.1s1s II same-store sales do not su cng:thcn slgn1t1~.:antly 11om CUI rent lcvcl:-i our m.ug1ns ,1rc likely to "Whole we are not happy wtth these trends. thiS tlallemng m our earmngs at near-record levels ts occurrmg after two consecuuve years m whtch they rose more than 25 percent annually," Evans continued "We flrml) beheve that our current stock pnce does not adequately ll dhdlt ' reflect the long-term growth polenllal (hu dl the l l''tdUl .lnl "Ct!I11Cill s of the premiUm Bob Evans brand, our npc1 .1t111 g lll l lHHC tnt the qu.1rtcr w~ls sohd ongomg cash flow and very ol! 1 JlLH.: c nl 1111 .t 7 p~l lCn t ~al es strong balance sheet," he added. IlK I~.t st: On Nm II the L:Oill p.my · Accordmgly. the board of dtrectors 1111plcmcntcd a modc ~;.t menu pncc recently authonzed the repurchase of mcrc,,sc m m n~ t of ns restaurants to up lo an add1110nal 3 mtlhon common streng then opcr,ltlng margms shares on lop of the approximately 2 On the I nod pruducls Side. report- nulilon shares already purchased thts ed sales 101 the qumlcr were off 12 fi scal year These repurchases w1ll pc1 ~.:e nt dftcr ,u.JJustmg for the d1vest~ enhance earmngs per share and help u l hu ~ mcsscs s.1lcs m~..:rcascd 5 per- hu1ld stockholder value" C(' Ill On Nos 8, the board of d1rec1ors rile segment s upcraung mcomc. declared a quarterly cash d1v1dend of w h ~e h was not llhllcnally affected by 9 cents per share on the company's the dtvcsltlurcs was down 24 per- oulstandmg common stock The dtvcenl 1cllccung mcrcased raw mater- tdcnd 1> payable Dec I to stockt .tl~.:u s t s as wel l a~;. htghcr labor and holders ot record all he close of bustmar kctmg cxrcnscs ness N"' I 8 Li\ r hog t:OS IS tn the comrany s ' BEF currently owns and operates sausuge opcr,uums ,\vcr.agcU $29 per 429 ICsl.mranls and IS a leadmg prohund rcdwe tght compared wuh $25 a ducer ol pork sausage under the Boh year ago Un1t volume Irom compa- Es ,Ills .md Owens Country Sausage r.lhlc p1oduc1s pnnctp.llly sausage ht.md n.uncs Anthrax vaccin~ disputed, Page 2 Letter changed man's life, Page 7 New television donated, Page 8 Today: Sunny t:t.lgh: 60s; Low: 40s Support sought for tobacco prevention up 9 percent lor the quarter ·we are not sausf1ed w11h current prot uabtllly levels 111 etlher ot our hustness seg ments," sa1d Damcl E Es ans cha1rman of the board and ch1cl cxecut tve ofttcer ·A t Boh ShlS ~.:urre nt Nov. 19, 1999 Weather pc 11' 10n $~50 piUHU'Is 10 J.1ys JUIJ onqc.u ptoh,Hton $125and2'days 1,111 suspe nded 11 v,1l1d OL p1cscn1cd hy June 26 2000 laliutc lo yteld. $20 K Mllk·1 Friday ll ~< tll \i '\h•ttttr~ ' Itt .QJIID Pick3: 8-1-9. Pick4: 1-5-7-7 Buckeye 5:5-9-26-31-35 .w,.yA. J>ally 3: 5-6-2; Dally 4: 6-3-8-3 e 1999 Oh10 Valley Pubhshma Co '" Senate will take up House-approved budget bill By JIM ABRAMS Associated Preu Writer WASHINGTON - A stonny year in Congress tottered toward its end With the Senate takmg up a Ho~se­ passed btllthat would prov1de $390 billton for federal programs whtle assunng another year of government surpluses. The 2,000-page brll that would complete Congress' budgetary dulles for the year swept through the House on Thursday on a 296-135 vote h faced a trickier road through the Senate , although eventual passage was near certain Several senators, protectmg homestate mlerests, threatened to delay that final vote to protest proviSions affectmg such tssues as satelltte TV regulations, mtnmg nghts and dany pnces. But wllh senators anXIOUS to adjourn for the ~ar, the Senate could fimsh the btll as early as thiS weekend However, to be safe mlhe event the budget package is stalled, Congress approved a measure Thursday keepmg federal ofhccs open through Dec. 2. The I06th Congress hcgan last January w1th the pohucal furor ol Prcstdem Clinton 's tmpeachmem tnal and bogged down mtn poh11cal hghtmg thai lruslralcd the goals of hoth Sides ' The preSident vetoed the GOP s lop pnonly. a I0-year. $792 blihon ' tax cut , whtle top uems on the Demo<raltc lcgiSlauve list - campmgn hnance reform. paucnls nghts. a mm1mum wage mcrease and gun t:ontrol - never came 10 frurtton But the budget btll gtves both stdcs some hraggmg nghls Whtlc Democrats diSpute then ligures. Republicans clatm they succeeded m the budget w11hout touchmg the Soc1al Secunly surplus. Republicans got Clinton to agree to an 0.38 percent across-the-board spendmg cut that House Speaker Denms Hasten, R-Ill , smd would "force these agencies to lake a close look a11he1r budget and sec what fnvolous spendmg can be ehmmated " Other GOP achtevements m the leg1slat1on were greater cho1ce m use of educa11onal money and some abortion restncuons on mlemattOnal famIly plannmg groups. Democrats won more money for teachers, new pohce, the M1ddle East peace process and U N. dues and stopped prov1s1ons for mmmg and other mdustnes that the Clmton admm1stra110n sa1d would harm the environment. Clmlon prmsed the package as a balancm~ "hard-won VIctory" forthcAmencan people, but some lawmakers from both par11es questioned the usc of budgetary gnnm1cks to keep the budgel m balance and the last-mmule mclus10n of spccJal 1n1eresl proviSIOns "We arc gorng lo he haunted by some ol the lhmgs 111 1h1s h1ll. " satd Rep Dav1d Obey of WISconson , the rankmg Democrat on the House Appropnauons Comnnllce "What we arc wltncssmg here IS somethmg ihal IS mlensely corroSive ol democracy and th1s mstllutnm 's ,role m dcmocmcy · Chn1t111 .1Jready has sogned min l.1w ctghl ol the I3 spendmg bills lor the liscal year sturtmg last Oct I Congress has h,1d lo pass a seues ol stopgap b11ls 10 keep the g11vernment runnmg while 11 h.1s negollalcd the other live. whtch mclulle programs m the dep~nmcnls ol Educa11on. Labor. Health .md Human Serv1ces, Stale, lnlcuor and Jusuce Sen Max Baucus. D-Monl , momentanly stood m the way of anolher stopgap spen4ing measure to demand that rural loan guarantees be a part of a satellite TV measure that was anached to the b1IL He allowed a vute to go forward after receiving a prom1se of a vote on the 1ssue next sprmg Sen Herbert Kohl, D-Wts., also threatened delaymg tacttcs to protest language added to the brll that conunues price supports for northeastern darry fanners "Price fixtng ermels is a bad bad thmg to do for our country," he said. Kohl sa1d he wouldn't trigger a government shutdown. 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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