http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7d53a2dfb91f9fc2dab3a9a035a9dba8.pdf 8c58bc9947d1ef3a4438a4056ec834f7 PDF Text Text . ' Ohio Lottery OUdowns Panthers Pick 3: 144» Plck4: 2913 SaperLoUo: 26-29-34-39 44 t5 Kicker: 87 to 57 PipS 698458 • en tine " Vol. 45, NO. 153 Cop~IIJhl 11194 2Sectlorw, 12 P811M 3 5 A Multlme... Inc. ......,..,., Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, December 8, 1994 Consultants discuss pursuit of grant for jail B7 JIM FREEMAN OVP 11eW1 stair WELLSTON ·- Cosls of oper· ating a 11roposed four-county ,regional Jail lliay be lower than originally estimated, memben of tlte Southeast Ohio Corrections Commission were told at an informational meeting in Wellston Wedlieaday aftemoilll. · . ~ lllttCting was marked by die lack of a quorum and tbc absence of the Metgs County delegation. :ne regular meeting wu post· poned, but consultsnts from M.S. Consuliants, Inc. of Youngstown discussed Gallia County's grant applic~tion for .the facility with those present Earlier, consultants bad discussed the possibility of making it ICJO.bed faCility but said Wednes· day that COilS1t'UCling an .80-bcd jail consisting of about 32,000 square feet, was IIIOill realistic. · · Consultsnts estimated it would cost $6 million to build the new jail -:- the maximum amOIDII die gram, if approved, wiD fond ton· $117,332; tollll· approX111181e- · County olllcials said they would "It's a reasonable amount for a ly $1.1 million. likely have to approach voters for However, after experimenting additional funds. facility or this nature," said consulwith !owering opera1111g costs by The grant application ciiCS aev· tsnt Michael Fasan- . Last week, commission mem- reducing the amount of staff from cra1 reasons why a new facility is bers selected a Qallia County site 30 to 2S, the following amounts needed: - The number or offenden ICIIbehind the Gallia County Cbil- were reached: Gallia • $260,000; dml's HQme 111 state Rowe 160 as Jackson • $253,600; Meigs • tenced awaitinjl jail time (mostly the . site for c:aiSilbation. $192,800; Vinton • $92,800: total • for drunken drivmg): Gallia • 73; ~consultants estimated · approltimat.ely $800,000. Jacbon • 831; Meigs • 12S; Vinton Cwrentjail funding is as fol· • 234. .the following annual operating costs per county, based on popula- lows, by county: Gallia • $170.000 _: Backloe of unserved wartion: Gallia • $328,733: Jacbocl • to $17S,OOO; facksal • $17S,OOO; rants due to lack of jail space $320,000; M!!i!_• $243,768; Vin- Meigs· SS6,406; Vinton • $74,061. ·(mostly bench warrants, mtsdeTo fund their ~ _o~ operating meanon and non-violent felony costs at the ptOJIOied jail. lacbon offenders): Gallia • 0; Jackson • r--.Day of infamy . rememb~red-- IN MEIGS COUNTY Yesteryear essay contest. winners are honored . ~ ' . '·'. . ;Mid.U.port'a F-ey-BeD· .... Pad 121 of ... .U.rlcu Leslol!. ..ld apecl•l cere• moille• In re-mbtnnce of Fifth grade studeats wlao participated In the Melp Retired Senior Volunteer Yesteryear Pngnm essay coatest were hoaored November ' with a reception at the Meip Senior Center. Flnt and secoad place essay wlaeen were selected from e~b participating school IIDd preseated trophies for their achlevetnent. · · ldlciol atlldeiD wen.011 llud ror iJae eYeDt. ~) w. o- SclloU of tJae Bremea Post, o'tllcle I•.,..•ter, tlddnaed die cr-t. Sdloll ........ to ..._....,... t1te mea ealiolnhed In tlla U.S.S. Arlaoa• •ad aever to let 'oilr coantrJ'• defeuea. doWJI •aalll. Tile MelpJIIalt Sdool head wu oa ba'D!Ilor tile obnr•ance. (Sentinel photos by George . Abele) \ Remember Pearl Harbor, survivors say Support group meets each month T he Alzheimer's/Related Disorders Support Group meets the third Wednesday of every !110nth. This support pup is open' not only to caregivers but also to anyone who wants to learn more about Alzheimer's and related disorders with dementia as the main symptom. Various topics ire . discussed. A variely of speakers are also ·on the agenda at the different meetings. The group meets at the Meigs Multipurpose Senior Center from I p.m. to 3 p.m. The meelings are very informal and you can come and leave as your time allows. · On Oecember 21st, Dr. Richard Boone, psychologist from Holzer Clinic, will be the guest speaker, Come and join us. In January and February I, · Lenora Leifheit R.N. will be discussing various ·difficult l:!ehaviors that clients or family members exhibit or are associated . with dementia. Your input as family caregivers is grea.tly appreciated. It is amazing what you as in home caregivers do to Tree of Lights· cope and also to ,improvise to meet the needs and demands of your family. m'em~(. Sometimes · all a caregiver needs to cope is to know and realize that there are olher people just like them caring fcit a loved one at home. ,o\gai11 I prge you to come and join·us at the Alzheimer'S/Related Disorders Support Group the third Wednesday afternoon of every month. Bring a friend and relax wilh us. You might learn somethin11 that will help you cope. If you have any questions or may need Someone to stay with your family member, please · contact Lenora. Leifheit RN. at· 992-216J:'Hopc lo see 'yo.la at·one {If our meetings in the near,furure. Lenora Leifheili R.N' The Meigs Multipurpose Senior \ · Center will feature a "Tree of Lights" again this year. This.year the tree will be decorated with wooden Christmas . Siockings. Donations of $5.00 will place an or_nament. on the tl'ee 'in memor~ of or to honor the reCipient.. The purchaser will be given the ornament as a keepsake following the Holiday Season. ·· < You are encouraged to donale . , ' ONLY AUTIIORR.ED ~5.00 for a Slocking ornament in ' WARRANTY SERVICE honor of a friend , relative, · DEALER.' ' '' neighbor or church member. All proceeds from the "Trer of . Lights" will be used 10 assist th~ Home Delivered Meal Program: . You may mail your donations' to' the M~igs Multipurpose Senior ·. . 313MAINST.• , Center, P.O. Box 722, Mulberry Heighls,•Pomeroy, OH 45769. ; • · '; U~~l.l...:,..i.._,,~,..~J2l:~~~!!!!!_~-- n E W YOAK.Eii . . . -A Don~t . 1 Miss Out- SeeThe.New 95's Today At ... · HOOVER SALES &,SERVICE ;~ :·: ·BORDMAN fURNITURE i! t · 'I ...o..i~J went to war S3 years ago, when aboiud tbe desii'Oyet USS Wonlctt TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) Remembering Pearl Harbor is Japanese fighter planes sank almost when the attack began. He was imporlant so the United States will one·thild of tbe U.S. Pacific Fleet sleeping when Japan~s planes never be caught off guard again, at the Hawaiian military base on began dropping bombs. ' "The first noise I beard was a Siii'Vivors of Jap1111's awprisc 1111act Oahu. Two air strila:s killed 2,403 Americans, most of them sailors big thump," said Wallace, wbo said. attended a Lima manony. Fony•alx Ptlrl Hlllbor stnlvm aboald battleships at anchor. In Wasbington, President Clin- . ••1 ran to the engine room, -aatbered Wednesday at a Toledo restaurant to commemorate the ton declared the day Pearl Harbor which was my station, No one W&!l S3n1 anniversary of tbe lllaek. It Remembrance Day, ordering all there and I went upstairs to gun was ODe of several ceremonies in federal offices to fly U.S. flags at five and helped pass ammunition. Ohio cities, Including Cleveland half-stall We got off two shots.... We were Kenneth Stewart, president of shootinl! at planes coming in and and Lima. Leonard Kowalski, who was the Pearl Harbor Survivors Associ· we shot down one Japanese aboiud the USS Pboenlx on Dec. 7, atiOD's Toledo chapter, said Amcri· plane," Wa)lace ~. . 1941, said the ceremODy was one cans remember tbe attack. Wayne Rader, 73, of Uma. who "There's always a tendency to was stationed at the nearby way to remind Americans about 'Pearl Harbor and honor fallen com- forget," said Stewart, 78, an Army Schofield barracks, saw the ftrst engineer corpllll8ll who was asleep two airplanes to allld the harbor ndes. "I want to remember our bud- in his barraclcs at a nearby naval air and military bases. dies who gave lbelr lives for the statiOD when the attack beam. "I "Wben the first plane went freedom of our COIIIItry and to a1ett think people still know It; but only over, It was making a putt-putt tbe people to tbe association motto: this year was It designated a noise," said Rader, wbo was in the 'Keep America alert; remember National Day of Rcmcmllrance. It Army. "The second plane was Pearl Harbor," said Kowabld, 76, was tbe lint lime It bad been rec- maldnJ the same sound. I looked ognized nationally." ofToledo. . up and the first bomb fell on Ed WaiiJ,~, 76, of Lima, was Wheeler Field.'. Japan and the United States WASHINGTON (AP)- Productivity in the Americaa workplace was up 2.9 percent in the third quarter after a decline for the previous ~mClllth period. With labor costs in check, tbere - liUle . sign'.of Inflation in the report Wednesday. In a revised report, the Labor Department said the increue in DOD-farm prodiiCiivlty was higher than the seasonaily adjusted 2. 7 annualized rate Initially reported for the July-September period. Productivity rebounded from a 2.1 percent decline in the secmd quarter. The decline in tbe April• June period was the fii'St since a 2 percent decrease in the 1anuaryMarcb period of 1993 and the steepeSt since a 3.7 percent plunge in the first quarter of 1989. IHgber productivity mc:ana ClCllll• panics are producing their goods more efficiently and at a lower cosl Tbe report said also there ·was DO increase in unit labor COSIS. That was even lower than tbe modest OJ percent iDcrease initially reponed and the best showing since a 2.4 percent decline In the last quartei' of 1993. Wei~Msda)o ::::.t", politk:II!Midc over a Rcpublicla declaim to end pnblic fiiMIIna Cor 211 ipedallnllnlt CIDC'W"l In die HoaiD. DiWioocnll held two IICWI CIIIJo CtietiCCI to usall Republk8DI. and GOP Iaivmaken counterattacked with their own press conference. Olben relcascd wrillal atal!mC!JIII. The 28 oqlnizatlons rep~C~Cnt blat:b, W001C11, IH'P"'k', lqiCllll ~the CXItllllr)', 11111!11114 CJdler apoclallnla'Citl - vir1nllly an controlled by Democnll except orp1 I ~·· cattesl A ·report was given by Jim AndenOD, president, OD Christmas activities and promotions in ~ss . He noted that the open of businesses and tbe parade. despite Wet weather, were IIICCCSS· ful. and that freeing or die parking meters i& helpful. He noted thai ICOUU bad wven:d tbc metas. that David Rigs& • a !IOOJinal cost bad provided tbe Christmas trees whiCh were decorated by students at Pomeroy Blemenlal'y School, and that participatlClll iD decorating lbe downtown has been good. He CCllll· JIM'IMlrd lbe village and Olberl who have assisted in making the town alllllclive for tbe bolidays. Dianna Lawson of Bank One rqxxted Clll tbe omameot ssle, not· ing that it is goins well and that there is cwrently aboUt Sl,SOO in tbe account 'Ibis ia die last year for the five year project. The 1993 ·· ornaments with the bridge scene are still available, Lawson reported, and can be purchased along witb most otber )'tan at tbe b;mk and at several t.•sinesscs AndenoD reported tbal wodt in tbe revitaliz•ion program ia movins risi!J along and that sewnl pro- jects ll'CIIOW ._q ~- . (lcorge wilb tile group. Asted abciut .a foot ~ ~met pati'Oiman for the downtown area. he · suggested that continued requests be made to Panaoy VilJaae Cotmcil. Next meeting was announced for Jan. II. • Productivity 5% 3% -I% .Murder suspects are turned over to Oklahoma.authorities SANTA FE, N.M. (AP)- An ex-convict suspected in a threestate crime spree confessed to a killing in Oklahoma. a Ne~ ~. co slate police officer testified m nlzaliona alldl as the Republican court. · Lewis Gilbert. 23, was turned Stndy Committee, 1 research troup. The Democratic Study over to Oklahoma authorities uroup, also 1 rescarcb organiza- WedJICillay ai111g wilb En; Elliott, t1 would Jose its fund 17 after a New Mexico jud~e on, taxpayer • ended the pair's fight to avotd iog, too. ()k1aboma. . "This is a bacld•ill against tbe extradiTh~tiontw~ were placed in the increasl!lg poWer of blacks, Hisv panics, Asians and wol'len in Cleveland County Jail in Nmnan, Congress," cbar&ed'Mfume, D· . Okla., this morning after ~i~B Md., wbo said Blact CatJCUS mem- driven baclt to tho stste by police m I ben would be like "4) JxfbuJis" . seperate CSfS. -~- the ~- Aetual· The Newcomerstown, Ohio, "'~'~""""'•3 9 · pair were arrested Sept. 6 outside ly, .only ll'e ocrats; Watts Sants Fe and have been charged and Rep. (lary Ftanb ~ COIIDCCIIwitll munler in the shooting death Fight continues over taxpayers' money WASHINGTON (AP) And so It went tltro.'::!:: afb110011, ID a Bnraaed that RcpubliC8111 wiD cut off bis organization's wpayer .fundi. the cbalnnan of tbe Democratically oriented Congressional Black Caucus says bis members wiD 'be like "41 pit bulls" oppos· ins tbe new House GOP ~ority. Chairman Kweisi Mfume's «4Dmettt didn't aa:ouot for Rep.· elect J.C. WBIII, one of twO black Houle Republielllll wbo wiD sttVC In tbc next Conareu. "This deci· aiCI1 fa about~ money pi the RepttbU- The Ganlcu Oub will SCCIR tile judgcsllld lllbct diem 8I'OIIIId IOWD to view tile exhibits OD a elite 10 be .announced. Residcttli wiD not be Rquiiecl to resister, altbougb lbolle wbo live io more sec:Ioded areas of the viDage who might be missed, are asked to contact Mn. Robert (Addalou) Lewis, cbairman, for tile American productivity up 2.9 percent in third quarter Th........D!Cedaet· Peerllhrbo.r day. lind• 21-san ••late.• Ar.. ar•de· MaCJOn Enrla; stailetits at Racine Elementary School aad daqltter of Mr. and Mn. Het111e.Enrln, was judged the o~enU Couat)' Winner In tbe Yesteryftr Essey Coates!. M1cyoa was pmated • pbqae bJ AI~ Wolfe, RSVP Director. 'Hometown Christmas' theme · of Dec. 19 merchants program . By CIIAllLENE HOEFLICH Seotloel Nnw Staff Plana for a "Hometowo Cbrist1D81" themed program to be presented on the upper parking lot. llllge in downtown POmeroy were made when the Pomeroy Merchants Association met Wednesday in tbc Bank One c:atference 100111. 1bepro~wassctforDec. 19 at 6:30 p.m. IDcluded wiD be band ensembles and vocal groups presenting holiday muslc. Santa wlll lll8ke an appearii1ICIO and wioDen in tbc Pomeroy bcme clecloratiDg cat• tell will be announced and the prizes nardcd. 'Ibis year the hoote clecorating eonteet iLbeitta.-oo-s-sored by lbe Pomeroy M~-:-Ailoela· IIIII and tile Winding Trail GanleD Club. . The Association voted to give casb prizeB totaling $SO f<W tile best oVCillll diaplays. RIVER CURRENTS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS , .PAGE EIGHT 816; Meigs.· 700; Vinton· 84. · - Poor condition and age of existinl facilities or lack of jails: Vinton County bas no jail; the Jacbon Couaty Jail, built in 1871, bas been ordered to close; the Meigs Coun8'.J:U was built in 1894 and die . . County Jail has been limilcd to 18 priJoncn. 1be IJIODOied jail could by COlli· pleted"belore the end of \996. F said. ~ commission will' bold its next JDel'ling Thursday at 3 p.m. in Wellstoo. Continued on Pllee I , ·< of Roxie Ruddell of Oklahoma City. Her body was found Sept. 4 in a wooded area near Lake Stanley Draper. During coun hearings WeeRs· day, New Mexico state police officers testified that Gilbert had confessed to killing Ms. RuddeU 111d that Elliott had corroborated Gilbert's involvement. Assistant District Attorney Richard Sitzman of Cleveland County said Gilbert and Elliott would make their initial court appearance in Nonnan this afternoon. Gilbert and Elliott also a 1111pects in the deaths of an elderly 1 conple in Mis3ouri and in tho dia· appearance of a Ruth Loader, of Port Washington, Ohio, woman.' I The J?air had been fighting extradillon to Oklahoma. They wanted to be returned to Ohio, which offci'ed them the besl chance of avoiding the death penalty. Ohio has not executed an adult since 1963, llld docsn not allow the execution of juveniles charged and convicted as adulls: · Authorities from Oklahoma, Missouri and Ohio agreed Oklahoma had ihe best case against Gilbert and Blliou and should take the lead in prosecuting them. I Sitzman said during a tdqJhooe interview Wedneaday that' trials fiW Gilbert and Elliott prollebly could not be scheduled before May. I �Thul'lday, December 8, 1994 '~. : Commentar ·The Dally Sentinel Plgl . I :rtii.DIIIy e.IMI ~... llddllpolt, Ohio TIMnday, Deolmber •• 11M ' • Cooveuti01181 wisdom oow Ills c1q1uture iD job tralulaa. dlwauit tbat iaatead of p~ealtll exiltlna JOtalllDCIIl popcare ICform as the top ~ iD lDilellf cquippius iadlvidual bls fint two yean Ill l'ft:ll· · wortera to purcbue tlleir owu deal CIIDIOD.&bould bave puabed ::f .... :V~~:!:.S~= Morton _ Kondrsc/ce . or:~~~ ....,........ ROBERT L WJNGBTT MARGARET LEREW Caatroller U!TI1!RS OP OPINION 1118 ....~come. They lbould bt 1m thiD 300 w.dl Joaa. AU 111m 1118 JUbject 1D ec!jtinJ IIIII lllllll be 1ipocl with name, ..._IIIII kllpll- alllllbtr. No IIIIIIIJIICIIelllll wU1 be publilbed. Lettm lbDuld be iD aood ... llkhaia& - - not penooaliliel. Ne;tt yeu, be sbould pusb job traiaiDg. Wby? Because as Labor Sem. lilY Robert Rdcb aad odlen bave poiatecl out. feeliDss of ecouomk maecurlty amous tile middle 60 pen:cut of Americau famiHea are fue~ .a amJiive cyDicism about Americaa politics. Oa a bipartilaD basia. American cHrea bave moved the OOUDtry deci· sively - 81111 coaectly - iuto full paniclpatioo iD a lligbly teclmolo8· ic:a1 aioba1 ccooomy. Receut GA'IT lraiDIDg. Reid! JJIOI)DICd JJaYiDI for the propu1 by cJlmiaatlul 'rcorporate welfare" Ia tile form of direct IUblidiea llld tax breab to busiaela. 1be nap over "corporate wel- fare" sot a flwry of preas aucutioo, but Reich' a traiDIDg JIIOIIOial WU practically !pored. it tOok I buae atcp Ia tile directlou of Rcpublk:aa·atyle "empowermeut" prosrama of tbc type dleu adwx:ated by proareasive couservativea sucb u former HUD Secretary iD that direcdOD. JackiCauD. However, wbile educaled eliiCI Tbe DLC itself Is DDve:,.: PfllSJ'CI' iD the DCW world ccooomy, "GI BW for Wcxten" to aenutraiacd ordia&IY worten luf· tbcm with voudlcn 10 buy lraiDIDJ. fer from competitiou witll lower· Ia aa iuterview, Rete• said bla wase wortera abroad. HaviDS depal1meutllstilhwdylas wbetbcr puaed GATI, it' a time for tile to recommeud voucben, Ioiiis. or admiuistratloa aad Couaress to lifetime "tralDiDSIICCOUllll" dlat equip worten ID ftgbt bact. workers could draw ou 1lK biDt On Nov. 22, iD a speecb to tbe IICCOUIIll. Democratic Leadership Council, Relcb ~ldD'taay bow mucb Reicb proposed a dramatic uew bla popoaal will COil, but It's clear ~--------------------------------------~ - ~--impmUml~ -..:uncertain terms . IJ MID PEINSILBER ' Allocl..... rr- Writer • \VAsHJNGTON --' UmlliDg coagreaai01181 taml It tumiDs iato a ·• piiDt IIIII Republlcaaa may 1101 be tager to walk aow tbat tbey' re iD •JIOMI'· . ' For pollticlaDa, IIIIJIOYil of term llmlta It a poHiial dellll wamDL IIIII be Is Cll die veqe of power, iDc:orniag Roue Speater Newt ·Glaaridlbll dedded lllallbe.re'SIIO po!Dt J'UIIIiag iato tenD limits. GiDJricb, R-Ga., favora 12-yesr llmltJ for manbm of bod! die House ' addle Seure. ~ It may CCIIIIe • a IUQirire 111 vocm tbaltenn llmlb WCII't mea IUmiDS die SOW*wueul to iRish-faced "ddzallqiJlalm" for a wblle. ·' For pol!ddmo wbo favor leiiD Jlmlts, put savk:e woaldu't aliiiiL 'lbc ':~am..Jimlt clock WOIIld slalt lk:ldos with the clectioa after the II8ICa radfy ~tbe !XWiairwkmii!QCI!dmeat 1bal am easily take seveo yean. • So Seta. Suom 'fl!unnoDd, R.S.C., a tam limit uppoila, could save 12 more yean alb' 1996, or DDIII aac 106, bla own mortality 81111 tbc vot· ''as of South CaroiiDa wWIDa. " 'IbUIIIIOIId oblcmd bla 92Dd birthday Moaday. He saya be plaaa to nm apiD Ia 1996. He bu bcld public office of ooc 101t of II'Otbcr siDcc - 1929, except for a tbrec-ycar break iD the 19SOI. He bas bcea iD the Seo- :Now to tile White House will !lave to pau throup aligbt ~ IIIII ~­ ority review. Lilt y., lrliDiD.I lost out to both beat care aail welfare reform. Nut yeit, it abould be pat at the llead of the liDC. A ck'alllc Rllldl or DLC-atyle traialaJ iDitiativc coald eaable Olaton 111 llell a polidc:IJ tlllldl oo RepJbllcala. but WODid allo ID(Jply a bails for biplrdiiD CIIJOilDIIkn Repabllcaa~:.e; aow arc diYided oo Job . Jumums Houae Majority Leader Diet Anility ('J'cua) said Ia m IDa Yicw tllat tile aoverumeat abould do eueatially aot111D1 Ia tile area except cut tuea so that lluaiaesa aad illdullry CID CR8IC Joba, "Traiu!:L::.ll like care of itself,'. lie Amoag otber Rcpublialla, Sea. Naucy Kaas•nm (Kaa.), iDc:orniDS dlalr or the Labor 111c1 Humaa Reaourcea Committee, il taWug about formlag a DatiOIIII C!OO!!!!Is- :av« =. 'lilact r ~ IIIC4()yean. E'VCII a tenn-llmitcd GID~ UDder bis six-tam term Umlt JJIOPOIIl. could aerve DDIII 2008 if ralifk'alioo ocaJI'Ied at oac:e. He starts11iitliath :tam iD ]....,., Tam lilllil oppooell,_,.,...,tJ p1aa to mike some mlvhief with tbat tiDd of ;.mMhemaflct. . • • • '1 ' .. • ••• .. • 'lbcy'l popole tenn limillll oac:e, llaltiDS with the eleetloa follow'iDS n«ifk:ltion IIIII made retroactive to IDdude pior servioe. 1bll would force ram Jlmlt aupporten to WJte apiDit tbe most dra· -lllllic mDfestadocl of their own Idea. ~ Sen. Jeff Bluiaman, 0-N.M., opposes tenn 1imits. He says tbc public "''williC'RIIIII" illawmakcn impose 1imits that isaorc their own past ser· ·vice. ,; "H you've saved four or five tams." be said, "I don't thiDk tbc public would expect you ID aerve out your tenD. then stay for aaotiJcr two." TCIIII-Iilllillldvocala .-c aaldoslawllllken to go agaiDst the strooscst of·bumaa iDatiDcll - self·JRICIVIIti<D. It Ia 110 coiDcidellce that while ftllllllmltaliave bcea IPIJR)VCCI il22 llPlCa, Ollly <DC -Utah - did It by ~ ¥doll of Ita qiiiiiiR.-'Ibc otben llled ICfemldums. · •'H memben of the House ,listeued to the publle, we'd wiD Ia tile :HOIIIC 435.0," says J»auu JIC'Ob, eucutive directAll' of U.S. Tam Umlts, a ·1ollbyiDa $claims 70,000 members. "If they 11ateu to what they ~ waat, we'd be to set 10 W~te~." · :: 'lbc behavior Glapicb Illy Diet Armey of Texas, wbo was pidced .II GIDptdl's depaly 011 MOIIday, SDSSCiliiOIIIe ftllllllmlt advocates may "be baviDB aec:oad dlouJidl. .- - . ' Armey bad beeD a propoaeut before Republicaus were swept lilto office. Afll:t the c1cct1on. be ID88CIIed the urgeocy may bave plllled. If RepublicaDs "caa stralgblell out the House;' be said, "I thiDt Ametia1DJ will fiDd ·tbdr euthUJiaun for tenn limits Wlllluslfllte a bit" Tam llmlts pnllioDCDll bowled, aad a week later Armey retreated. "Tam HmitJ am eucutlal for a bcalthy llld op:u political systtm," wu _ .,." _·: ·;': '"' . ~ ""=c::r&:mo. (PL), . . . . to dlllr tbc ~lc Oppot1ualt7 COIIUIIIttee, waata to couduct a futer lllldy IDCI thea move ou to voaellen aadlor CCIIIOHdatiou of tile myrild federal traiDiu1 prosrams iDID bled: SJIIIII to 1t111e 111c1 loc:al JOVCIIIIDCDtl. GoodliDJ alao favora iaceativea to bualucas to . povlde trliDIDa for Whicbeva 1*lY fipca oat tbc best p1su for c:oasllllt uppad1aJ or Wlllta' IIdia bu a ·d lae to doml· aate Amcricu politics because Rcldl II DDdoubtedly dglll ill say· iDI tllat for aver110 families, "clowuwud mobillty" Is crocllq the AmaiciD dram. Slacc 1979,JDCD wbo lal:t a allJete dep:ee bave aufral:d a 12 perceat avera1e decliae lD )Dcome. .Amoai IDCII aad wouieu wbo llave 'lOft ]oba alace 1991, 20 perceat ·llavca 't fouud aew oaca aad 47 ipen:eut of diOie wbo bave Ire lillk· ilDJleu diiD IIIey did belen. Reldlllid be tbiDb tbla - tbc 1rey to naelllll rue1oc1 tbc t994 cledkiN, but be dliDb dllllll!itbcr Jlllly will pufit flom It for loDJ. "Ouce aabotdecl," be aald, · "masa reaeDIIDCDt can poitCII tbe moral iDtcgrlty of tile uatiou, rcplaclaJ ambltiou wltll cavy, iatoleiiiiCC aall bate. Today, the wgeta are immlJraata, welfare motllen, Joverumeat officlall, p~ IIIII 111 illoddlaed 'IXIIIIIIaall· tme.' AI tbc middle clasa Clllllllaues to crude, wbo will be the larJCll IOIIIOIIOW?'' He tWub tbcy could be c:orpo:. ratiolll. ''Tbc Amcriam puNic II bulcally pro-buaiaeu. But _..., aupport reata 011 aa implicit barpia. ADd bah I bctraya flllllw· aaiD every time it fires aa older worm ill ans. to~~• <DC at aiDMr wqe. pllliCd bcllth illauiiiiCie to lOp CUC· utivea willie deDylDJ ill worten bealth coverqe. llbCia employees iJK~era iloll CXItllniCDI .Ia order to avoid payiDJ tbcm full-dille WII8CI aad beDeftll, Clr diselrdllll warten rather tbaD iaveall Ia tllcm wbetl pollllare boomlag." Iuatead of dema~tt:ug to dlvattbcmgeroftbc !=IUs. the p!lrliea would be weD-IIdviled Ill coopenle iD rebuildiDg tbc 11114· * ~· .&L.,..,;:rr;r~,.,m••r.~ . . .:::;;::::··:~::?'-:'''". ...... "'". .... "~::::·.;;. ~·.c·::::;::.. . ·····--'~"'~"''··· lJ'19\:I('I~-. K.........,..,... -- .::· ..·::m;m:::;;._.. ={oo-=II_.. Dealalt 1a (MIII'IIIIl Koadreeb dYe editor el Roll cal, die ...... w Capltal BID.) Now is the time to reform welfare _ _ _ _ ____,;_ armor we tried to cOusuuct aouad the poor. We failed to iaclude the most rommOQ "cpnmipetor of humaa . eudeavor, tbat poepc:aity ccmea • If you thousbt liateuhia to Cousresa debate bcalth care wu like watcbiag I aack filii Of c:ata scrap, wail ualil tile 104&!1 Coosrea takes up welfin ldllllll. 'lbcre It poballly 110 more divisive illue iD tbc uatioa, IIIII with sood. = -=-Houle dra"' 11:U .......... ~ . ~ :;.•,foday in history · .............. ...._ -·ka• '*" '" """' .. _ . . 0 Th~ Gingrich who stole White .House Christmas Berry's World , WASHINOTON -'Ibe verbal UDdaltaDd thll be II DOW upnmta1 DCW aeaacofGOPpowcr. . bombs bCiua lobbed ~ iacomiDa OIIC of tbe DIOil impoiiiDl Jll'lil~ At tbe same time, 111 lllldrrcurHouse Spcakct Newt GiDpli:lllllll iD tbla COUDll'y , • says Wbite Houae reut of aaxlety clearly raas juat QUACK I .. ' . .. ·'.. " cbief or . staff Leou otllcr coaservativc Rcpubllcaas may be a bleasiag in displae for Prealdeut Cllatou. Or. a two.yev Diplmlre. ' 1be jlll'}''s still out. ADd both sidea .-c a HUie aavoua about the Panetta. ''We ' TomRaum -· th tbc slll'face - a COtiCCIII GIDpjdl could croaa tbc .._ IDDfar. . • RepubllciiD illliden poiDl to the electiCa by HOIIIC RepUblk:aaa of ~·t do buslacsa ou the basis of Rep. 1'CIII Dc1ny for tbc No. 3 leldverc11et. DDfAIIIiled ~sstiona aad oo iDDu- cnhip p~~itiOD of H<DIC ~ty CIIDtou defeuden bope nlvw Clldo." , wllip - over tbe caadldate lite Oiagricb' s· uDsubstaatiated But <JiDgrldl alllel - aad sud- endorsed l)y Giuarlcb, Robert uaertlou that oac-quarter of tbc deDly there 1re maay - ·coatc:Dd Wllktr of l'allllylvll1s. Wllite House staff.011CC bad used the.apellter-to-be il ODiy raisiD1 111111111 · - dill Newt !JieJII drugs will bllclcftre - llld lcJ!timMe CIIIIC:etlll tbal aeec1 eo be ru:j''Tile be IIIBIDIIIl powaful Republl. ciuse sympuhy for Otatoa. aiiecl, ~ whit blllalt ebow- Cillo but 110'11101 tbc OIIly Replllli· 'lbalc, IIIII ltaiCDICDtJ lite Sm. lloll ·aaacrtl-voncaa may lack Ia c. lD tbc Hoiuse," 1114 <DC·.•ooP ., JwCHeJm•an"AF¥EtiluliOiatlll plcealltqee•e ,"" ~ -JrJna 011 bctta llave.a bodyiianl if Im Visits .~ ililr bu calleil tbc CCllllfCIII tbcWI'Iih•of- . • a mllilltY blue lD 'Nc!nli CimliDa;. CIIDtoDa .! 'COUDtraCulltR McOovc:aa ODly woit to tile preaideat'l eraicb... ' lldvaatqc bi· the loa1 nm, tlleae Aud Ilia worda may acrYe to llcP:·'J'c• Cob!ini II voicea 11UJ1C1i. ldilforce pop"• or aa ODCof a.......,. of GOP •-Nil= Sudl blllta will allow Ia• uupopalu piciai at :..:.."aad uot wlto rrf d eo~ 6e ''OIInl:t aace aad a ~ to e~ willltep 10 DOte dill 01a- Wltll America' tlat Gla~ the~ 1*1 of.GOP leadcin pldl did 11ot o«cr eVideuce to aup- Cld c t .S. Olio 1WC11, tbc . I au. j ) ' A:ctjldoDa 2: r.blxi ,,' . . . THE 103rd CONGRESS « I ... .. ~~~~ . ---·------- . """"lq - . .. • 0 the public baYe gotteo of Mr. OiaCobum said Tueaday OD TV. , . J:II·" Cobura said CliDJrkia ClOUld be · ''a HabWty'' iD diatric:ta like Ilia wllel'e tbcre a a lot of n "'a8lic IDd iPdepft -¥Olin. He ... lte WfDII to be viewed by !XWIIlilueDll ..... 'Net ea:1ent IIIIDbr••• Stuart~. a Rcpub1iam wbo publilbcs a~ political DCwslettllr, said Giapkb can . probably . . &Way wltb Ilia tactica -lbr DOW. But, lie added: "s. (RcpubUcaaa) are uerv0u1 about til~ couceatritioa of,.power 'lu Newt. illd.the !ltd~ thll, fJml time to time, be will say thlap tbll lie ..,..lciD't say. He b a poiDriziila,,}lomb-tbrowlDI poUtical .fla· .are. =:':i.~·~j~ .,,~~==-House~. · =r=~J!..':e; ,. doo't beQeve we lboald be .._. CIDI wbo will opcaly attidzc the tmlt!adoDs ~~<DC iD(Jtllerla CX!!IIIIIIive iDmDIDJ ape 'er. After tbla Clllllllry, · offen Hilla'y Rod- al~. be coutrola a lot.of cboll:e · 111m QIDICII. . ullll""""' 1114 kCD'"m•+dooa. ."Jfe (Giugrlcb) bas got to ADd dley're 11111 all Ollill with 111e ~: 'I ...-·· "'·-·- ' J---~-- . - • EDiTOR'S NOTE - Tom it lllld Ileal ~~"ie pw." · R••= lias conrt41 tile Wltlte "You bloW,I!Iy = o f ·a -.lor Tlte AMOCI.,.., rr.. Mr. GiDarldl Ia a Jood ~. lila l"' aad ltu· ~ OD ... But lllaliiiiiiOiba nece 1 Uy .... a' ad . r _, p01111a tbc imp'esrioD thll tbc people llld · .-.tm Itt - -·--·-·--- --r--.- IND. ror wmm· Both p1111s WOIIld reatt1ct beiJC.. ~ Idea. Wlleat auueated llaviDI fits to welfare reclpieDia, IIIII C1ID- Aid to Famillea wltll Depeacleut lOD' I calls for UDWecl motllers CbildreD redpleDta lip C0Dtrac:ta ulldcr..tbe asc of 11 to .Jive witll wbereby tllcy asrced to certaia their pam~ts llld stay Ill adiDol 10 ltipull'i<Da <DC of lbcolllcilll 1101 . R~CCive aid. AI policy ltllldiDOW, . to llave my more dllldreD willie 011 Sarah Overstreet ' JDVerDIDCDl ftmcb pay for young welfare. He ICbowlcdged there :bia IJCW IUDC. re81011. DDwed llllllberl to move out of their would be (llftlal CX!!IIDiiiDce. "but : ru tbe ScuaiC, Republlcau leader Bob Dole llwaya tdll questiOIICI'I thll Most Americaaa waat to pro· . ·· pareuts' botnea, wbere flliaacea tbat'1 better tbaa wilat;;; bave. 11e II for ftllllllmila. but quk:tly followa with a re8IOII wily they woulda't vide for the poor, but 30 years ot reward for wart. 'lbc Idea or "end- dkiD't cllilt befclre. DOW." -be woodcrful for low~populatloo llaiCiliK biaOWI KAmal. tbc Great Society uve left us witb... tlemeutJ" becaDe a blaatet pldloaTbe GOP plaaa dealal of all Recipleots of beaeflta aucb u ·• Dolc'a aaUIDCIIL 1bCielliOrity ayaiCID - wllicll would vaalsb wbco a cycle of~ aad a JIOI· opby of aid wltll uo atrias• welfare beoefilllllll public .._. AFDC do uot hve to 11ree 10 11 . 'lam 1imill villquilli aeoiority - bas beeu P1CUY good ID low·popUladoo IIOiis Ill blrai: we Mi <II the verJC auarhed ID most PfOjjllliiill JJOtbiDJ for lllOlbcn UDder II, with 1U1tea wodc or to llliD lfor wart. ID fa:!, placea like "our llUic state of Kaaaas." It bU iDstslled Kausaas iD a or deapslr. Tboae wbo made pon. wu required of rcclpleots, so DO lla~ tile opt1oa to ba bclleflta coaaselon .wbo work to 1ct j.bainuullip II the Seullc IIIII two Ia the House, 1Dcludia1 tbc all-impor· c1es with boDOnblc iDtcutloils llill aease of duty or rcap<D~ibillty Wll , a1 111 _ .._ 21 if __,__,for.... 11ave feciiJouud .to delead them. Critics · evea CIIOOUI8IIcd.· .or mo as tllcy - - t n U 3 - - rec AaricDIIure Cr«amittM. Ills ..__.., • .tblt the OiDIOD cllooae. But tbe bid DCWI iD thia told DIC that IOIDe of ftady • Jt. of today, WJ4K*IIn aclmowled&e,lCI'DIUmita poposala doo'tcoah are r-uM V!niJk liN Maay of Ul ......... . plaa Ia dlllcldldftlll wiiOiciiiOiben refaa.e to accept wodc that w011't maid a ...,pity oftbe House, let aloDC the required~ qmty. wbO rca117.e reform IIIIIICCIII")' 1ft """'iDiltnlioo 1114 DC_w GqP pro- doo't rec:elvc tbia -'d aad can't better whit d!cy cau by Dot : No lllilitCI'.J!ICOb llllllafled with a voe: · fearful of bow mucll we am cbaa&e poaals bave, ICIDIC basic teDCia iD lffordato 1 tbcm' woU14 be wulduJ. ;, ''We d<D't 11ave 10 wiD." be said. "Haviaa a vote will pve us a road aud bow fast. We tuow of tile ND!!IOI! wbldl will bclp bleat tbc eltber Cll]tnA,.or...: Sbiftiaa JJCODie .f nD --wodc GiP of wbo ID 10 alb' Ia 1996. 'lbcy .,_,be pepered. •• · maay desaviDs citizeaa wbo stin oo-llriusa cycle. Bolli pia would aDd . 1*1 oftbc p1aa pa- to wart WlJI reqm auurlag ade~ ItiOIJI!diiJire allftll. But tbco, so does term limits. despcrately DCccl beJp aad we am ~:\Jdire m9thera to ideutify a ty m::!.;&;' up for llkip!L'D 1 qualle cbild care 11111 beefed-up !XWI· . ' afnlid of paiDtiDjJ II lid recipieuts 'a fatber before receidiV:OJ lid, wbo y believe dlat ODCC tncepdwe a.viccl. Yet r.Ia IIJICIIl ' BOrrOR'S NOTE- Mike Fellllllber llat ccnwed mall Ia Wull· wilb the broad bnub or flillft. aad fcq ~ to· pay sup- tbla Is e¥ell ~. Cblrles Dkt· 'tbat way 1ft better iaveated thaa No ooc IDCIIIl to devl!le a way to l:;~:W C111 be pvea widlout cas will . .-Ina lila pave aad alm::;vellag tbcm iato miJrc bclp uecdy Americaasaad tlleu · aboutacldld'sfllbcrif dumpaVIlofoald(!OIItdleoopo- oolid. bave it ao so far awry. With vlsioDI tile motler refu401 to fJU'IIisll it. (IODCDtJ' beida. · O.•••'"'wta-w..tt 11 A-we of tbc delfl(ladoD of tbc poor dur· Without thia iafomatiOD, ICCOfd. Tb GOP a1 · d Edit I1I p1 1 Edit t" 1 iaa the Great Depreaaiou, IIICI iD lug to tile U.S. Deputmeut of c propos to cay or or •• •• placet lite rural Miuiulppi, Healdl aad HIDDID Savillel, about iacreued beucflll for llddltioull s~.. (Mo.) New-.......... (I'or !llformatloD oa ltow to • " Today ll'l'llllrnday, Dec. 8, tbc 342ad day of 1994. 1'llem n 23 days burned iato Olir DliDdl, our Iaiii!- $34 biJIIoD iD potelllill cbiJd.sup- cbiJdlm bora wbilc 11aiiiOiber II <D. tlous were sood. It Is dllflcult to port =ts~IJDCX)IIeded eac11 welfare, bowever, ODC &aiaiDS ·IJ ctn••n, willa '.Jeft Ia tbc y.. accepllllce ~.::r Democrat~~: tltln co~ • .-.. ........ ~ -v Today' a HigbliJ(It iD Hillory: .aclmowleclse wbat maay social- yelli'· t J*Dill areu't moderatea. M Democratic 111et America a.. :-r.·alllal1· .'.' · 0D Dec. I, 1941, tbc Ualled Stlll:a cataal Wodd WaD 11 Coupaa savk:eexpaU am DOW sayiDJ, tbat ideutlfled or d<D't pay their ablre s ~""' £ t - ....._. wbo 111127.-...o 131 ) . cial cbiut Ia tile of.,.....,.. Cllllc -.......at. • · "declllal nr apiDil Japau. a day after the lllldt oa Pend Hllllor. Pial· there wu a cru -...-lost bis llld for office, ldvocated . "dellt 1too1cve11 called Dec. 7, 1941 "a dale wllicll will live iD ID!amy." .. By Tb. AM' I laW rrA mll!UIC of ndD. frec&iDa lliD llld sleet Ia Ia tbc Obio forecaat for toulgbt. On Friday, the raiD may cbaDse to SDOW lD tJie .DQrtb, the Natioaal Wealbcr SCtvice salcL Low tODiglll will nJIIC Ina tbe upper 20a iD the DOI'IIIellt to the mid-301 iD tbc aoutbweaL More rain is likely DD Friday, espcciaDy lD the DOrth, wllere it could cbaDJe Ill IIIOW iD tbc Iller· 110011. Hlgba will be iD the upper 30s to micl-401. Tbc reeort~-"&:!v"'Ure tbla date I& tbc bus ..,Iller stadoD wu 69 dcpeealD 1966 willie tile record row wu -4 Ia 1182. SUIIIel UllliJ)It will be ll5:06 p.m. aad IUDrise Friday at 7:41 it would be more dlia lbe $13 Iii· · 11oa eo IIDity tbc etrlclcy of au job lion CMJ five yean Cllled for Ia the admiuiatratioa' a proposed Ro· Employmeat Aa or 1994, wllidl iavolved COIIIOiiclalioD llld reform • " The Dilly Sentinel Pig1 3 Rain, sleet forecast for parts of Ohio OHIO Wec;ther Clinton should push forjob .training_~------- lllCovtltnet PuiDIIOJ, Oblo CIIAilLENE BOii:fLICB G..n~M• apr Pomeror 'lddleport, Ohio ' •·I·· -~- LIL . Around the IUition Tcmpeallllca """'" ue ~ iD lbe NCIIbcast u a 'f"?'(w IYIICID dlat dumped 11 iacllea of suow Ia MlcbiJaa blow outward today. Mon: raiD fell iD the Northweat, aad a baad of drizzly weatller llretdled ICIOII the SOUib. · llpt IDOW aad frcezlDJ raiD Wll ...,aed IDdaS' flom tbc MidMilt llld CCDll'lll'falaa dlrougb the Great LUa to ... cJJaD New Ymt lllle. Fiddler 11011111, lbowen were ,..eed fnlm Teus to T=iMaree. A DCW llfOIDI was apreadiDJ laiD tbc Padfic NOitbWestllld IIOitbcm Rocldes today, briagiag raiD IIICI IIIOW to tbc IIIOUIItaiDI. More thaD 20,000 wllomm lost power and a abcriff 1 deputy was killed iD a wealbcr·related accideut after au ice storm bit Missouri Tucaday llld Wcdaeaclay. Ia aouthem Mjclripn, the storm dumped seveD to DIDC lDCbes Of IIIOW by Wcdaeaclay, and HoUand, Midi., - buried Ia 11 iadles, the Natioual Weatller Service said. Two mea died of bcart attacks wblle lboveliDSIIIOW ,llld two otheilloat fiDaen their saowblowers Ia Micbigaa. Cold but clear wcatller wu expectecl Ia moll otllcr places today, witll bigba iD the 20. aad 30s ICIOII tbc aortlliMI third of tbc Hospital news - - - - - W e a t h e r -,. - - - EMS·logs 3 calls 80pm:euL , Extelllled , _ . . Ua its. of tbe Meigs Couaty Saturday ...A cbauce of snow Emelp1lcy Medical Service loaed &bowen especially IIOitbeast. Lowa tbree calla for aailhiDOC Wecfilea. 2S to 30 IIIII IIigila 35 to 40. · day. Unill~~ucluded: Suuday aad Mouday ... Falr. 9:36a.m.; Mulberry AveDae, Lows 20 to 2S 81111 lligbs 30 ~ 3S. Emma Searles. VeteiiDI Mcmorill Hospital. Soutl-Celltral Obio Tonlgbt...lucreuing clouds. RaiD lilrely· late. Low Ia the mid 30s. Cbance of raiD is 60 petCCDL Soutbeast wiDdl S to IS mpb. Friday ..:Occuioual rain with a blab arouDd'4S. Cbaaoe of raiD II Initial:u'nemploym~nt claims are up 6,000 . .. ' .,., .,, . • ,. l. WASHINGTON .(AP) - The dccliaC siDoe Oct. 1. · number of first-time clalma for Becauac it smootbs out tile state unemploymeat beaefila waa weekly bumps aad dips, aaal~lla up 6,000 last weclt as the birias cousidcr tile four-week mov•ag iDdicator coDtiuued .ita weekly averase a bcUer iadicator of birial roller coaster ride. treDds tbaD tbe laitlal c1aiml figme. 1be Labor Depanmeut repcllW 'lbc moudllyu::floymeut report II today .that laitial jobleaa claims the most-wa biriDS tudkauw. totaled a scasoually adl,:tcd Twelve states aud territories 322,000 iD tbe week CDded , 3, , reported iDaealea iD tbe D!!!Dber of u~ from a reviled 316,000 tbc pre. initial claims for the weclt coded v1ous week. TIJe fisure for tile Nov. 26, willie 41 states reported weclt elided Nov. 26.was ialtlally decreases. Natioual figure• are placed at 317,000. '. reported a week abcad of tbc state Most ecouomists ex~;~CCted au tolals. iuo-ease !w:ause tbc JRVIOUI wa:t Tbc biggest iucreases were iacluded tbc 'IIiaDksgiviDs bollday reported by WiSC<DsiD, up 8,942; 81111tberewcrefewadayatolile. Miunesora. up 1,589; New York, . iai!ial ·~ bave beeD up llld up 1,211; Puerto Rico, up 621; aud dowo over tbc laat six weeb llld. Louialaaa, up S66. illdeed, for Dllllt of the year, with Tbc bincst decreases were the Iouseatstrealt of decliDCI thia reported by Califoraia, dowu a alllliaa d!W!s1bc f!lll!',wcet- wboppias 3S,tg1; ~ CaroliDI. . JJ~g~iDSeptembcr. dowu S,40S; New Jersey, dowu The Labor Depanmeut reported 4;671; Illinois, down 3,868; ~d that Ill four-wcet moviDgi!VCI'II8e WasbiastoD, down 3,739. Officials , of lailill claims was down 2,7SO, a iD California and ~ otbcr IUiteP , substaatlal cbaase iD aa iadicatol'- _ attributed the sizable decliDCs to that tends to sbow more modest the Sborler wort week. that IDCiudmove~~~~;at 1be ayerage dropped to ed the.Thanksgiving boliday. 323,000. ~ 32S,7SO, tbe biSsest .rear ·Fight••• Land transfers Tbe followiug laud traasfera were recorded by tile office of Meigs Couuty Recorder Emmoseoc HamiltoD; Deed, Heury R. Beaver, deceased, to Patrick C. 1114 ·cathy D. ~~i:b~a~~idi Elberfeld, Heidi Ewius, Michael Elberfeld, Rbctt Mllbcu, Carla S. Milboau, PeasY Moore aad Guy Moore to WIWam T. aud !Celli D. Nortoa,' Cbester JIIRICia; · Deed. AusliD w. and Daytoa L. Pbilllps aad Orella D. Hysell to Reutals Ulilimitecl, Pomeroy COntinued from pag11 cut are tbe Republicans. Rcpublicaus retoft,ed witb a message lite lbe oile given by Rep. Jeonifcr Duuo of Wasbingtou : "Get over it, Democra1S. We are iD a posilioo to carry out the ICfOI'IDI we~l'!~~;ublicaas said ~ey expcacd the' move to ~ve mooey . . . -~" ..... f by dDDmaliDI 96 """' mem~• 0 tile so-called lelislatiye service orgminlkn, Democrats, said 1101 a dime ~~ ODC of tbc orpulnlinnl pay Jbelr 1baft1 parcels. by taklag IIICIICY from \liCit office Deed, GCillldinc c. Reed, ct II. accoDDts - perblpa Jl.viag up a to Bruce A. Krone, Rutla!td, 46.766 118ft positloa or aDCW ccmpuw. a:n:s; Democral5 argued tbat.tbc GOP Deed, Henry R. Beaver to plan would only enco~ae JawRichard L. Stenger, Chester parcel; makers to restore the limds to their Deed, Dewey 1. Jr. and Ruby K. personal office aa:ounts.· Ludwig, Lebanon, undivided <DC· '2;.:1:'tioo of n:ataaviap will . third iutcreSt; · · ,' · be · wileD Cousnu decides · Deed, Rci)lett I>, to ~osie Jackbow mucb House offices cau ' . son; spcud. If the office bu1JF!a am cut, Deed, 1ame8 L. and Alice V. it may DOt be poaaible to simply Schuler to John E. 81111 Doreell Fer- li8Dsfer tbc mooey. .. ~eD, Rutland parcels. Rep. Jose E. Serraao, D-N.Y., . . . ~· · • ... cbajnwm of the Coogresaioual His· . · ,, · . ·,, · ~ ' paul!: ~us. sa!cJ the Q<?P deci· The -D&ily Sentinel , siou was really aimed at llis srouP , · 81111 the Blade Caucus. (l)SflUIJ.HtJ i But no SOOIICI' did die news COD• ...,_ ,..., illanoo.; YottdiJ _,., • fereu~:e by Serrano aud Mfume PrtdoJ, 111 c- St., """""'· 01t1o, by 111 l cud, than leaders of the Democratic Olllo Y&!lofl'ubllill!. C<Mqlooy/Wull- ' lltc., hiiiiilr. Olllo 45769, Pit. !1!11-1156. · Study Group complalued just as i bitterly. ' . Rep. David Obey, D-Wis., said " - " ' .\110 · 1· , tbtl Republicaus are tryins to · · ",desuoy tbc ability ..._,... POII'IMAiniiW- ..,. Gtlooo to i H of iadividual · Tbo Dli!Y Sll!dool, Ill , court ·st., : Diembcll of the OUIC" to ICOCive -.,y,0111o 457611. iDfllfiD:IIlloo about Jesislatioa. IUIIcaiPI1QII IIATU, Rep. Pat Roberts; R·fC.u!., wbo 111 bu worked for years to dr:pdve- the ~:=::::;::~:-::::::;:::;-~::; setvice orauizatious ol:publlc 0. Y• ··'·-~·-..···--··------11:1.20 fl!adjaJo' ~ 1!lc groups Clll,l swili:h . · to tbc cateaory of "coo~iooal ·. ~OOPYnrcs · . ....,..mcqaniud<Da." •1 ..Uy ........... .--.-· ..., .......--··-:·SIC.. : ~Ire cqiDiDiioas Or law· · w....tb&rnot_iia .,-d:';ll!o _ _, matcn wbo u:pmtaimillr IIJIC' cial iDierCita, llidlu rwalbealth Clldii'Willbo~i.ntor--. ,, , ; care, but ·they receive DO public flmda, lllllll alride by ctllicl rulca . No~ by .ut llld •memben' lliiJen for IIJIC' ---- ·: c:lflcproJec:ta. ,. · M.W.IIlllaD'I'I~ Robetllllid lie received ·com· 1 a,_,.___ .,c:-, ~~~ from . 13W...._._:____ ,__,_,_ ...$ll.14 c bec:aase ....... II Repollllcm -~ J'IIR ..... . 51W------------:.Siol7' iDcludid iD tbc tJimiDiti<D of,pilbo _,,. ""'ot""'-·114"'0bio : :!':":"".!"".:or tr::"::f r.=·•--· l 26-·-··-•·--------..J41" . •;~~~~-~..!..!~ : · :16-----~-----·-::;t~ sz--.----~------·-,, 1 ~~'ak:r.J:Cmmr.a .,....... Dec. 7- Marpret Miller, Mrs. Jobn Haialop aad aoo. Mn. Ricbard Hall aad aon, Euac- nia Caldwell, MiDnie Lyooa. Kdli Lons. James Mooigomcry, R811dy kACINB Paatnon. (I'Dblabed wltb pernllaloa) 4:3~.s:·llaiC Route 338, R• sciiQ VMH. 1UPPBRS PLAINS 7:27 p.m., state Route 124, motor-vehicle accident, ADsela Welch, Ken McKDi&bt, Edward .U.IIe Power ·----- ---.33 111 Johnson. refused II'CIIliiiCDL A+led - ..33 Meigs announcements Trulleel to meet The Bedford TOWDJbip Trastoea wil meet Monday, 7 pm. at the ball. Mueum to opeu evaiDp The County MII8CUIII will Melfa be opeD tonisbtllld Dec. 15 liDm 6 to 9 p.m. iD aMitinD 10 Jbe replar Tuesday to Saturday bol!l'l, 2 to 4:30 p.m. These hol!l'l are beiDI offered so Cbrittmaa &hoppers miaJltll:&ve an ~ to view tbe Chril1man diJplay pilk Jbe 17Stb annivmary coverlet IIIII mug or otbcr Sifts availaiJie ll the Board sell date The Racine Board of Public Affairs will meet at 7:30p.m. Mooday at the Racine IIIJDCl[, DauceatVFW A round and square dance will be bcld at Jbe Tuppcn PlaiDI VFW, 8 to 11 p.m SaJUrday. C. J. aad tbe Couutry Gentlemen to provide music. $S couple, $3 Cor aluglea. 7 museum. Paeumoula aboll aY&IIallle The Nllional Guard will &ive S2 pneum<Dia vvciues &om tTl a.m.2 p.m. Salmday ll the Meip County aoetlb Dcpurtment Sullo bnsl±rt Brcatfut with Saata will take plaoe SaJunlay ll the Meigs Muaeum. Coat II $2.50 for cbilclreu lllldcr 12 IIIII $3 Cor thoiO CMJ 12 ud ICCOIDpaayiDs lldulta. 'lbcre will be aafttfor tbc cbildtal, llld a special readiDI of Clcmeat Moore's classic. "111e NigbtBdoR: Cbristmas." Rescrvlllooa Ire .dDC by Tblnday, 992-3110. Squre daDce aet · The Belles aad Beaus Wentem Style Square Dance Club willllave a dance Salurday 8 10 11 p.m. at Jbe Seuior Citizens Center. Roaer Sttele will be Jbe caller. Refrelbmeuts will be served. Br-a!Jrfeet will SUte Evaagellae Cbapter aad Job's DauJblm, Bethel 62, will lio&t a brealdast with Saata Satmday. 8 a.m. to uoou at tile Middleport Muooic Taaple. E88a. panalkea, aauaase aad bevaqe, $3 .SO Pk:· turea to be takeD. 0 Stocks Alrm- ()1-·-----.. ----------..U--.. Scipio Trustees apply for grant Altbouab 00 <DC sbowcd up for a Scipio foWillbleo.rrrtees meet· ing Wt nigbt, tbe walt lllelld 81111 applied for a St3.000 snut for a recreational J*k at Pasevillc, said Randy Butcher, a Scipio trustee. . The Obio DepaltmeDt orNIIIIIl Resources snut will pay for a DCW playgrouod, basketball boop, borsesb:!tlit aad abetter bouse, Bull:bcr Otbawiae, the IIUIIeCI paid I'OU• tine biJIJ at their IDO!Ilbly meednl • he added. ATAT ----..--..--..--.AI14 a.k 0..-- .. - - ... -~w 1/J a.-ptaa .... 1/J .... KftM-----------.21 a.r.a. .,--------.14 .._..____..__"' eta, llctldJaa ....- --- -.. - ..32 ,GoodJeM' ........ Monl--------··· s.e ftll - -----.33 s.e ----------.14 K...-t-------- -- .13 W ...... lad lJ2 u.ttod ..... -·----~---·----" M...._.ll - -- ..--..--.. - ..17 Nat Ba8corp.- - ..- ---.. - ..lt ••jfepcpllecbtc----~.31 711 llobbllll ·" JJJ lloy.J a M~-----,05 111 Dutclt..:._:..______ SboMJ'• &c. ...- - ..- - ..- -13 112 Star &a.lr..--..--..- --- .. -..35 Wftdy lat'L ---------....14 114 Wcirllllqtolllad....- ---·19 114 Slodr; npcil18 . . lllo 10:30 ..... ••olu pro~Jded bJ AdYul o GeWpn!lil ~:Rr:~Oiriltparty sDDday, s p.m..at rue IDII bouse. Everyone wllo belped out duriDS year widll8becuel, diDDen aud durius fair, iavitcd. Tboae attendiaa to tate covered diab, LeODanl Koeuig Jr., Cbester Fire DepaiDieDt,lllliOUIICed. C. .rdll!ostl diDtler 'lbc Faith Full Gospel Cbun:b Ia Loua Bottom will bold a diQDer llld siDg Friday Digbt DiDncr will be served ll 5:30p.m., followed by the Clark family's eutemiluneal at 7p.m. Cllrllta. clinMr 'lbc 11111ual Oaistmas cliDDer for retired aad preseut employees or Foote Miaeral Co. aad Americau Alloys will be Satutday at tbe IJSWA S\71 Unlou Hill iD Hanford, W.Va. Serving wiU be from 11 a.m. IIi 5:30 p.m. 1berc will be no deliveries. COLONY THEATRE TONIGHT TOM HANKS IN OPEN FRIDAYS 'TIL 8 P.M. FORREST GUMP PG-13 ONE EVENING SHOW 7:30 STARTING FRIDAY MACAULAY CULKIN IN THE PAGEMASTER G ONE EVENING SHOW 7:30 For Your Shopping Convenience MASON FURNITURE CO •. n3-5592 2nd. St. Mason a:..:,:r,ved. __ ,_....... _,.,OIIIo. eom,r_.r..._...,. . VETERANS MEMORIAL Wcdllellday ecJmillljcwll -IIOIIC. Weclaesday discharges - lower 48 atatea, blpa iD the 401 sbould range from the 40s in the aad SO. liDm liDitbera Texu 111 tbc . aortb to 70s alobJ the soutllera · mld·Allaatic states, aad b!Jbl iD Cout. the 60s aad 70a acrou the Gulf . Tbe oatiou's warmest spot Wedoclday was McAUeu, Texaa, Cout ll?lCI. TemJ1t581Weiila n•Jhertl Teus · at 90 deg~;ees. Tbe coldest wu aad Florida were expecltd 111 read! · Wildborse Reservoir. Nev., at 16 tbc 80s UJday. lu California, bigba · belowzao. :?.::bllcaaa .... llcfuudl; 0 "'lbae iiD'tm~ lftlUP I ~vea·~ offencled,' be llicL : C3ECKYOUR LUCKY NUMBER PRIZE LIST Sugg. Retail Broyhlll2 pc. Uviag Room Suite-............$1999 Padgett S~tl~a~ 2 pc.............................$179.9 Vaughan BasseH Cherry Bedroom.............$1699 Pulaski Gun·Cabinet ................................. $1199 Canad~ Dinette Set ................................. S1049 · Bruards Hida·A·Bed Sleep Sofa.......,...........$899 Catnapper Recliner w/massager.................$449 Restonk Crown Royal Bedding, full size ...... $399 Riverside Curio Cabi1et .............................. $399 Hoover Sweeper..........._.....:-................;.....$129 I This Is the prize list of Items available during Rutland Fumlture'.a $10,000 1Cklay Holiday Sale. Just bring the flyer In to the store from TueSday, Dec. 6th, 1994 and compare your lucky number to the prize list. Match your number and win that prize. No purchase tk"g.aflCf' IS capciJred Mai•StrMI ht..811, .0hlo thts t lml·rll"..:l· '' 0'1 l hi'u n and matlhing kn1k, all h-aunfull\' rn·-.cntlJ '" ;J rt~l\'(~ fin ish gtft box that mak..:" th l ) :a trul.· mvc....,tmt:nt m rime . ' :ll'! c~ neceuary. see store for details. Rutland Furniture co. 1n attractive poc~et watch set". The exquisitely detailed case with off c~nter engraving arta o~ ns to rtveal a sophistiCated dial. Accompanying 1his handsomt JLcquisitons I :=-rc~ FINE JEWELRY 81 MIU StrMt I •DIICOYW 892~50 . I �,. -Sports ·The Daily Sentinel Thul"'dey, December 8,1994 Pllge 4 Eastern girls defeat Waterford 50-47 Oveacoming a 21-11 deficit frlJIII lively, weD below their double dlglt early in tbc flnt half, Eastern took scoring avenges. a six-point lead in the fi•l DCriod. · Wolfe said, "We beat their lheu held ou to claim a S0-47 - - press, but got behind early. They league upset over the host Water· (Watcrfool) wac a bit ovrr aggresford Wildcala W=:!l niabL sive, so we started poundiug tbe Tbe loss was y die flnt ball down inside, where Rebecca home loss for Waterford in over (Evans) and Patsy (Aeiker) took two se8SOIII. over. Our guards probably played Waterford (3·1), returning all their best games of their careers. . but two players mm last year's 17- They protected the ball 8l the end 3 team, had tbe upper band ~g of the game and did a good job into last night's game, but t· working the ball inside. We're em's young girls responded and fmally starting to tblnk basketball a accordins to bead coacb Scott little bit and show Improvement Wolfe, "found a way to win." each time out. This was a big, big Eastern (2-1) was led by a total win!" team eftort, but sparked by a career Eastern broke the Waterford game from junior center Rebecca press witb ease the first quarter, but Evans, _who notched a game-bigh missed numerous sbots from tbe 23 points aud grabbed 14 rebounds. paint. Meanwhile, Waterford got Jessica Karr DOIA:hcd 11 points aud the necessary penetration and hit bad a game-bigh ~0 steals. the outside jUIIIJit1', bitting 8 for 10 Sophomore Patsy Aeilrer poured from the field for tbe opening in 10 points and had a team-high frame to lead 19-8. Eastern cut the 16 rebounds, while Amy Rcdovlan, seore to 29-26 aud bad the ball just Jessica Radford aud Nicole Nelson before halftime, but a tumovrr with eacb added two. Nelson led Eastern eight secouds resulted in a WHS widl four assists, malting numerous lay-up 8l tbe buzzer aud tbe Wildneedle-threading entry passes. Rad· cats led 31-26. ford bad a key bucket and two big Eastern rontinucd its comeback assists In Eastern's comeback. . in tbe !bird round, mixing up scor· drive, wblle she and senior Melissa ing between Karr, Redovlan, Evans Guess were credited with great and Aeiker. Eastern led 39-37 after defense. tbree. Waterford was led b_y lS-poiut In tbe final round, Eastern eff9rts from Laura Goins and looked for tbe good shot, worting Krista Nelli, while Eastern held bot the ball uound the perimeter to shot& Stepbanie Cooper aud Maria open up tbe inside. EHS went up Hoymger to Dine aud two respec- by as .much as six,- defensively "The excuse was not acceptable, if tbat's what you're wondering." Earlier, Spurs coach Bob HIU said Rodman caUcd at pliCiice time to say be was in Dallas because someone bad stolen tbe keys to a friend's truck out of Rodman' s pocket, and some of Rodman's possessiODS were taken. "He failed to report. We have no choice but to cbanse his status to suspended without pay," Popovich said. · Popovich said this lalest suspension could be lifted when the forward reblms to the team and meets witb Spurs officials, butlhc gCIIC'lal SAN ANI'ONlO (AP) - Dennis Rodman's roUer-coaster career in tbe NBA is taklng.lnother dip. The San Antonio Spurs on Wednesday suspended Rodmall without pay for the second time this SC8SOD afta' he failed 10 n:cum from a.3 1/2-week paid leave of absence. Rodmln was scheduled to attend practice Wednesday and meet with coaches and team captains. "I bave no understanding 'Of . why be was not at practice or where be was;" Spurs general manager Gregg Popovich said. manager save DO tinwable for that exblbitiou game. happening. After that suspensloo, Rodman Rodman, 33, - known for his and tbe Spurs IIBfCed he would lake tattoos and constantly changing a paid leave of absence beginning bair color as well as for bls Nov. 12. The leave was to have rebouuding aud oucourt utica ended Tuesday, ud Rtv!man was his yet to play this season. He led expected to join the team again tbe league in rebounding the last Wednesday. tbree seasons, avemgins 17.3 last "It wasn't that we ordered 111m year. Rodman makes a reported back or he said. •rm axnlng back.' $2.4 million per year. . We all decided toaether that this The Spurs (7-8) suspcuded 111m would be the day he would come for tbe season's lint three games back," Popovich said. . for a series of pre-scasoo incidents Some news reporu have said the that culminated when Rodman leave agreement called for Rodman tossed an Ice bag toward Hill and to receive psychological counsel. . was ejected from the team' a final ing. = .- Sotitbem (ll-16-13-140<S4) Lisle 1-0-0=2, Manuel 2-4- .. • ~ ~ -·- Southem (14-18-3-9=44) Bea Lisle 1-1-1=6, Jonna Manuel 1-2-1=9, Becky Moore 21-0= 7, Jess Codner 2-0-Q--4, Bri· anne Proffitt 3.{).3=9, Sammi Sisson 4-0-1=9. Totals: 13-4-4ill3=44 • -·- Reserve notes: Southern dropped a 28-19 reserve game led by Erica Amott's seven, Jenny Friend's four, dlree-pOOit eftorts by Darlene Flowen llld ·Jenoy Roush and two from Cynthia Caldwell. Caldwen bad 10 rebouudl. Trimble · was led by Joy Pealt'a eighL _._:..e_._ Here are the results from Mon- day night' s·Southem-Meigs varsity girls' basketball game, wbicb the Marauders won S6-S4 at Meigs High Scbool. accardlng to a rePort suhlilitted afta' press time Wednes· day. Meiaa hit 24 of 66 .from the 11oor Including one Qf seven from thrce-]J9lni raiige for 36%. Meigs bit six Of 10 mm the l8le for 60%. Meigs had 30 rebounds, with Vanessa Corupalllll grabbing eight and Amber BlackweH getting six. Melgs1U111cd the baD ovrr 12 times aud had 13 assistl, with Blai:kwell and Cheryl Jewell getting four assiJts each. Southern bit 22 of 56 from the noor Including six of 16 mm three point range for 39%. 1be Tornadoes cashed in on four of eight mm tbc 11ne llld bad 21 rebouDds led by Ill"- PldllU'a eipt. Tonight' a lfellda hal Meigs lie 1 1'11 to SICWIIt 10 lice Pedenl 1 HocidDJ llld en hottinJ YinlOll County. I &M•• ~~~ Blact:weU 7-1.0.17, Fampe 40-0-8, Cll1foal1..0.0..2, Coaertll Doldae 0.0.2•2• Total11 23·1· · I_ . I • • + • .. ' 4 4 L--------.. . . . '. 4 4 + 4 +. 4 ----~...--- a.o-.................... 1 , Dolroli. .....................l .. - FRIDAY, DECEMBER 23RD in the u 6 6J 7J I ....................7 - ......... .ll 5 1 I I I 10 12 .d&l J6) .519 IJ 2 .500 .500 1J U .412 .2!14 & --- 4 Ohio women's college IICOI'el. WESTERN CONFERENCE The Daily Sentinel &:. .........:. Jf o.........................9 ~ $1000 ---""--· IJ IJ 1 6 .571 ··-···7 .467 ... -.. ,, ............... J t4I .t76 JJ IJ ....................... It . - · - ·--:,.......It 5 .AI 5 .611 L.A. ~ ............10 6 .62$ JJJ Ooldiii-..........J 1I .500 ...................7 ·1 .500 2 ~ ...... -w.,...Wkb.ll,AIIIlled70 "'· x..tor 57 --·····1 I 1J LA. Clpll ........... l 16 M9 !OJ .... Per Picture Prepaid Ill 1 .511 Dolloo--·····........... -ONLY- Jt 6 -'GO Ulb .......................10 , the~· "This 11 cool," 7-foot-2 center Greg Ostertag said Wednesday night after tyinJ a school record Ohio B.S. boys' lllCOres ) ' ** -.e wiih ciA& NociM lila victory over No. 6 .Fiodd.l- "It . abows we arc a Joo4 lela aa4 we',re Jojq to be a 1iC1a to,..._ with come tournUleat tille la Mardi." . · Last s-...y, ·IC•• iaMJ $1" . olrdlr:D-No. l M=•• 1 81-75 in the Woodal Cla11k:_.'l1!o .111· : bawb are Hviq up to t111:1r aioiDclion • the .. m nz dQae • ~ . tavmtes 1n the Bts EfPt. . . "Kalllal did a 81'* jCJb Jlla1lltl an 40 mt"""CS and they 1111 a JRIIl · Job with their ~De," Aorida au too Krugtr said. "ltw• a JIIOil ; experieoce for as to play tllill.ftle • ofteam. We'Ulelmmmlt.", · Oatert~g, who bid lVII b1o1:b ill the lint half,llre8dy lelnled·. - * tblnf ' This team could be pretty good," he said. : Kansu led 29-25 at ~ and swted the ICIX*I W willla: 13-0 run, llld 1hc G1tor1 (3·1) Wile · uever closer than five die lllll riL the way. • JcroclllaMe led te.. will 13 points, wblle Jacque V•JIID, .llil: feUow sophoolore In die be' • \ bad 11 points aud As solid aa Oltertla - ,..._. sivcly, be ltrullllled OD die odllr, end, finishing with two poilll aa 1for· 7 shooting. He arabbell 11. rebollllda. "It's• early pmc ill Deu brz llld we're lilly four pMI·IIID the seuoo," ICusu cCliQ loy. Williams aid ''We ..Y d cm~e. down with the mOIIIJIIIIaliww ." . Dan Oou bid aD bat eo. rJL Ilia 2.S points in the ICCilllll W. willie' Andrew DeClercq had 20 poiaCI (See TOP25 • ..... 'l aeveD...... . 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A 10 .216 fll . coach ·Ed DiGenova. "They've been to aether and know theatrength and weaknesses of each other and know tbelr roles." Hunter 1ald tbe aame wu a cbaooe to rest biuancn. ''I challenged the guys before tbe game not to JCIIIOJIPY, to play hard, give a good defensive effort and dominare the bcBda," he said. "Obio Dominlcln 'showed some character in the second half. They kept their poise and got better lltota. •' · It wu 52-16 al.halftime aud 8135 with 7:34 to play, but Ohio Dominicall outscored the Bobcats 22-6therestoftheway. Huuter said he would c:ootlnue to rest Treat aud Ford. The Bobc:ats' next pme Is Tuesday against Wright Swc. Jerry Lanier witb 17 points Will the only playrr in double figures forObloDomioian. In other games involving Top 2.S 1es1111 WWnesday night. It No.4 Kanaaa 69, No.6 Florida 63; No. 5 Massachusetts 8S, Pilllburgh S7; No. 7 Kentucky 73, lndi•a 70; No. 18 Gcorgetowu 76, Provideoce 74. No. 4 K•- 6!1 . No. U'larlda 63 The l!dage goes that victories early in the lea&OII aren't remembered an lhlll mucb whallt's ovrr. Doo'tbetoolhlllforKaosaa. The fourth..nllked JIYhawb (40) beat N01. 1111d 61n a five-day span Blld have established themselves as one of the beller teams in 76.l'Mid•ooo 74 • <Zhe Sentinel's • .... ••• • .+ ... Annual •.... •·• .... .... • .... • . .... .... • .... • ... ... .... + + .... ... .... • + ... + · A• .•• ... •.... • + .... •. • ... 2.-dltlon •....... •• • .... ... •• . •.... • ••• • .. • ••• . .... ... .... . •• • Advertising Deadline: ..•... Monday, December 19th, 5 PM . . •• -~ ~ . . . . . . . .Jf ~If; I ~~·~~~------------------~ ~·- . .. • • ·'... + + • ... -- NBA staDdings ' Trimble (13-10-4-JKlO) Tammy Lenigar 4-0-1-9, Kim Pallo 1-0-0,.2, .Tonya Ttace 1-11"'6, Misty Lent 2·0·0•4, Beth Koons 243=7, Shelll,~Y 14 0=2. Totals: 11·1·Sfl 3·0.2•8, Comptsoa 6-0.4•16, • ... thers.(4-S), an NAtA Division n IIM'IDber ' The Bobcats scon;d the pme'a linlt22 poinb before albree-piDt· er brirad Marzetz pot Ohio IMII!nian oothe bolnl wldl13:32 10 play In the flnt half. "Playing Ohio U. wu men against boys aud the bigJCIIIDID didn't play," said Ohio DOmtniran Bilsk etb;tll Q-}41, Moore 4-1~.11, Codutr 2R~e lllltel: Meigs woo the ~. Proftllt 6-0-ZO.l4, Sisson .1- •reserve game 30-22. Csriasa Ash led Meigs with 10 points. Cyuthla 1-2-7. Totaii!IU-2=54 . _.__.__._ CaldweU scued 11 tor Southcm. . . . . .. .. . 'llail¥ .... ball," Ohio coach Larry Hunter said of Sears, who made aeven of 11 field foal attempts and was eight for 2..• the llue. Kart Simmona, another reserve player, added 12 points for the Bdx:ara. Ohio (6-2) wed ltsllBitm only in the opening 12 minutes of tbe ,tint half and tbe flnt ftw minutes of the second baif against _the Pan- Scoreboard -·-·-·Eatem (8-18-13-11=50) Amy Rcdovlan l-O-Ooo2, Jessica Radfool 1..().()..2, Jessica Karr 3.(). S•ll, Nicole Nelson 1-0-0.2, Rebecca Evalls 11..()..1•23, Patsy Aeiker 3-0-4•10. Total•: 2t... 1CVZS.SO Waterford (19-1Z+101=47) Amy Baker l..()..():z2, Marla Hot· tinger 1-0-0=2, Laura Goins 6-03=15, Krista Neill 5-0-5=15, Stephanie Waller 2-0-0=4, Srepbanie Cooper 441=9. ToCals: t9-0o!lnl=47 . 1he IWy 81nt'llel P111 . I . ' .N6:210Udowns Ohio Don\inlcan; Kansas & UK also win ATHENs:· Ohio (AP) - Ed 87-57 victory over ()blo ·Domini· SCII'I was not expcc!ed to receive cao. mucb """f''loD this year for Ohio The Bnbalts were mlulng leadUniversity, but for at leut one lng scorer Gary Trent and playgame, 1hc Bobc:IQ' bacliup center IIUIIdng guard Gmo Eord, boih of becne the tealll'a focal point. whom were aidellned with hlp Tbe &foot-9 junJor, ajtmior col- . injuries suiJered last week allowa. lege lriDSfer, led No. 21 Ohio wi* ·~1 am very Impressed wttb' his 22 points Wednesday nlghtlu an bands and 1hc way he mal"hes the. (16 years of age or younger) Southern varsity girls fall to Trimble and Meigs Here are the results from the Southern varsity glrh' season openrr on Dec. 1 against Trimble, which the Tornadoes won 44-30, according to a report submitted after press time Wednesday. Trimble was 12-52 from the.. floor, 5-18 at tbe line, had 24 rebounds, five blocked shots, seven steals, 1S turnovers and 29 fouls. Soutbern hit 17-63 for 27%, bit623 at tbe line, grabbed 47 rebounds, four steals, 22 tumoven, 10 assists (four by Jonna Manuel) and 20 fouls. , PICTURE YOUR ·CHILD. AMONG THE... Stout for tatlng care of practice while I was out. I'd like to thai* the girls for staylnJ focused, for their concern, hard work and pullina off tbls bla win. 'Ibanb to everyone for their suppOrt!" EHS was 20-61 mm the field (DO tbrces were lllleiJJpled), W111102.S 8l the line, had 39' reiJOunds, 17 steals, 20 turnooven, Dine assists and 12 fouls. WHS had 39 rebOinls, wu 19-55 mmt he field, 12 steals, 26 turnovers and nine assists. Easm willltoet Belpre tooighL Resene Jiote1: The EHS reserves clalmcd a llig 40-10 win led by freshman Michelle Cald· well's 12 points, Crystal Holsingtr's six, five-point efforts by Crystal Morris, Beth Bay and Martie Holter, Tracy White's four aud J011111a Gumpf'a dlree. forcing several cosily WHS mis- · cues. Karr picked up her fourth foul ucar tbc eud of the lb1ni flame with two consecutive offensive fouls. Eaatem fouled, then after WHS mlsacd 1hc foul shot, an EHS player shot at the wrong goal. WHS rebounded md put it back to lllllkc 1hc san 47-43. Prior to that, Evans connected on three straight pick and rolls, while Aeiker grabbed a key rebound md laid it back in for the six point lead, 47-41. Karr then bit the first of a bonua to push tbe EHS lead to 48-43, but Waller drove baseline for a 48-45 tally. On tbe oextJ::sessioo, Evans drove home a fo -up &bot for a S0-45 tally before Cooper respoodcd witb 12<foot jumper. Eastern made two slralght, near deadly IUmOVen, followed by a Waterford miss and a Waterford turnover. Within the last 25 seconds Eastem shot md missed tbc lint of four one-and-one's that could have sealed the win. Aeiker, Evans, Nelson and Redovian had key rebollllda In the alrelcll, all setting the stage for an exciting finish. On two different lripa, Waterford shot and missed four three-~:t . t· attempts under pressure by em's perimeter defeuie. Wolfe, who baa been in and out of tbe hospital since Friday, said "I'd like to thank my assistanJs Paul Brannon and Penny Aeiker and boys', reserve coach Chris Spurs suspend Rodman after his failure to return . By KELLEY SHANNON Pomtroi' · lllddllpOrt, Ohio a .a .~ Q.) ~ ~ · c:U ~ fl) ~ -= ~ d 0 ~ A'IH '\Our 'lhte tice.• ' Deadline:·Friday, Dec. 16 at 3.P.M. I . ' 1 Mail or bring ~e ento>_f.orm to: The Daily Sentinel 111 Court St Pon11ero~v•.Ohio ATa.T 45769 I • ' . • ' I ·' I . • �' 0 Pomero~lcldleport, Pagl I :rhe Deily Sentinel Yard sale veteran.gives advice to rookies Eastern boys to open season· Friday at home vs. Alexander If Jft·leiiOII perf~ is any · indication of wbat the Eastera boys' vanity balkedwliiCIID will brill& to die rourt In 1994-9S IDler serond-year mentor Tony Deem, die outlook should be very Jood. Eastern opens Friday at home ~t Alexander before solns to pcake SaiUiday. · Eastern finished 6· U overall last year, s-14 regular season, in Deem's fast year. Tbat Jally could very weD bave been a winnins season of atlcasl 11-9 as Eas1cm was in every gatne to the wire. Several times Eastern sqUIIIIdered blsleads in the fourth quarter. Deem says "that's part of the growing proce~s. get~l mciltally Iough and leammg to WID. Tbc club bas matured greatly in a year. We're learning bow to win." Eastern lost three valuable seniors from last year's club - Pat Newland, Robert Reed and W~s Arbaugh. Newland was tbc te1111 s Eastern Eagles' 1994-95 fllgl1t plan Ulll <ll!ponent l)cc. 9 .............................. Alel1811der Dec. lO ......................at Chesapeake Dec. 13 ..............................at Belpre Dec. 16 .................................. .MiUcr Dec. 23 ..............................Fort Frye Dec. 29-30 .Federal Hocking lnv .• V Dec. 29-30 ... .Eastem lnvilatiooal-R Jan. 6 ............................ .at Southern Jan. I 0 .......................... .at Wellston Jan. 13 ...............at Federal Hockins Jan. 17 ......................Vinton County Jan. 20 ..............,..................Trlmble Jan. 24 ............. .at NelsonviUe-York Jan. 27 ................................... .Meigs Jan. 31 .;.............:... :.... .at Alel1811der Feb. 3 .................................at Miner Feb. 4 .................................Oak HiD Feb. ? ..........,......................Southern Feb. 10 ................. .Federal Hockin& Feb. 17 ............................at Trimble V-varsity R-reservcs · (Unless otherwise noted, all weekdlly doublehaders will have reserve contests at 6 p.m. and varsity contests at 7:30 p.m. Weekend twlnbllls will feature reserve gamu at 6:30 p.m. and vanity game1 at 8 p.m.) =C &uud IDd defeulve leader. aays these youns men win be missed. bas live returning lettet· men who at one point were ~I Eltperleu(:e Is also a tey llmlgtll. .,. ,_, , ........,, 'ream speed is average, height ··I -'.~ starters last season. Deem said, "We CJtpcc:t a lot out Of these !Jve. We ~ld be a very competitive clu~eadinl tbc llat of rctumces is ,· '• f . '. Eddie FrieDli, Juoa Slaeeta aDd R.JIIllackley. ~ BeJJind tllaa-are lrlllll Bowea, Erk IIIII, Cllarlle: Bluell. Jeff Stetltem, Mlcala Otto and Deem. · A~Ord. - Wbcn sladdq plalea, keep a paper aapkill or dolly between plates to avoid wear to tbe pa11em from a roagb place on the upper plate rubbing asainat tbe lower plate. - Wbcn you lind a piece priaxl exceedingly low, beware. Dcalcn usually know their mercbandlse. Tbc shop may not bave an "as Is" policy and allow the low pr!ce to indicate a defect In tbc litucle. Of course, anything madre~r"as Is" should be eumlned carefully. Some .UCJes, If ooly for ~lay ID your home. are line "as is' if the defect doesn't sbow and if you don't mind that it is not perfect. · He expressed thanks to school penmnel and people from tbc Nelsonville.-York School District for support be ~eceived in two fuod. raisers wbicll he coordilllled. "I'm sony if I let any of them down or my friends in Athens who pvc me support and believed in me," Finnesrty said. Full practice sessions for this year's boys basketball team were de· laycd because of the school's ex· tended footbsll sc:81i0a which resuited from panicipatinn oo the post· season playoffs. The Buckeyes advanced to the regional finals before being eliminated by Wheelersburg, crclling a delay into 1111 week in setting the teiDI since it wu uncerllin wbicll of the football players would come out for the balkelball team. . Nei1011Yille· Tork Wll defeated 89S7 by Lopn at home Friday in its ICUOII opener then dropped an 86· 55 dccition II Athens oo Saturday. The Bucbyes will open Tri-Valley CDafereace play Friday II Meip. FiDMUty ilcrved IS bead boys varsity basketball coach at Oaauncey-Dover then filled various posll in the Athens school dilbic;l, intludilla vanity 111istant on the boys llllkelball team after the 'Albens diatric:t - O'Cptndcd to indudo Oaaunccy-Dovcr and Tbc Plains In 1967. He abo acrvcd IS sirla vanity llllkft¥1 COidl at Athens for one 1t11011 but 1uts been out of coaching the past IIIIo yeus. - And NEVER put old dilhea In a lllicrowavel Never pat sUvcrware or allver plate In the dlah· wasber with stainless steel. Dlua· terll I know these sound pretty basic to us "old-limen," but there Ia a whole·new buying .JlU!lllc out there -llrougbt up in this fast-paced era -who may not know these tbinp. It mates for bad feellnp between buyer and seller when diluter strike& because "I didn't know." DEAR ANNE AND NAN: 1 build model airplanea as a bobby. I'm JOlting for a clear heavy-duty wax paper - I place the plana on the work bench, cover them with This year's election for poai • tioos oo the Mci(ls CouDty Agricultural Stai!Uizallon and Conservation (ASC) Committee, wbich were to be held this month, arc being rescheduled to accommodate changes brought on •with last month' 1 enactment of the law to reorganize the u.s. Department ol Apiculture, III1Cmllng to David W. Fox d the Meigs Couat)"ollice. Acc:orclin& to Fox, the c:banse in the election scbcdl!ie Ia lllllionwlde and is antborizcd under resuJaliOIII issued by USDA. a.m. members of ASC committees will conlinue in tbcir postsUDtil the new cleclion is beld next fall. Tbe law aaw:d a new agency, the Farm Service Agency, enoompassing all of the caDtondil;y aupportiDd belle conservatioa pro· grams of the former Apitultural Staliliz~ and Consemtion Service {~CS), all of tbc r1s1t manageznetJt programs of tbe Federal ~ · Insurance Corporation C) and the farm lending activltira of the Fli!Dial HQDIC Administration (FmHA). Fox said the new committee system, when fUlly impleznentcd, · will exercise increased responsibilities in its enlarged role. Rescheduling the electiQna on a nationwide basis avoids confusion which could occur from hastily drawn rules and regulations. ruall-typcpme" No.5 .,.;...._ttl 85 P1t111Ni p 57 Tbc MJnutcmcn (2-1) rdJounded from the loss to Kansas with a • Write to "Ask Anne .t Nm" at P.O. Box 240, ~ VT OS048. Queatlou of general intereat will appear In the c:o1uma. Due to tbc volume of mail, personal replie.a C1Dnot be provided. Copyrlptl!IM NEWSPAPER Aaae B. 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Nelsonville· York started the season late bccanle on the football •lerkline Recliners Cabinets •Curio Cabinets· Rockers ·•Cedar Chests •Dining Room Sets •Tables •Glider Rockers •Sofas •Love Seats team's participation In the state playoffs. Because of. the football team's succeas, IOIIIC of die Jllayers were ltiU coailng out to pfay last week,. ·. H thai Isn't enougb, the Buckeyes are 1 te11111 without a ooacb, as veteran coach Boll Flnoearty resigned over the weekend. (see related atory). During the Interim, Jay Kline will wodt with the vanity in addition to coacbios his ::VJ! ~~'l,l:f::~ John Hurd and freabman coach Jlllllll Andrews. The Buckeye& are led ' once qaln by the Gall ~. whom local football fans aw wbat good atbleAea they have been oo the grid· Iron. Jlllllll Gail, a 6-foot-4 senior Ia averasing 19.5 points a same · and around seven rebounds, while "little brother'' Justin, a 6-foot-1 senior (who just came out for tbc team early last week) is aVCJBSing 10.5 points and seven rebounds per con~L Justin Is tho state beck of the year in football after gaining nearly 2,SOO yiii'CII ruablnJ for the Buckeyes. The 'teserve contest will get under way at 6:30, with the vanity to foUow at 8 p.m. THE CHRISTMAS SALE YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR ON SINGER '~f 00 !J------.!1 •TV's MOn. 9:30 to a Tues., Sat. 9:30 to 5' •To Qualified Appllcanta Anderso11's DOWNTOWN POMEROY 00 - -·. @ i ~~---~,~'! \ c-· MODEL9217 PmP!B IN A 5 COUNTY AREA FREE CABINET ·sALE Christmas Delivery 27· · CABINET Not Aa Plc:tlnd - -- MODEL8002 ONLY Trade-Ins Accepted On Some Models THE FABRIC SHOP~ POMEROY, OHIO 992·2284 01*' 9 to 5 Monday thru Saturday • Oulllfted Appllclllla MODEL SURGER )' eoll· tact A=rrka Oallae by calllai 1· 11410-11%7-6364, en SJl't.) 308 E. Main St., Pomeroy, Ohio TESS PHELPS Jeff and Deanna Henderson Phelps, Milford, announce tbe birth of a daugbter, Tess Marie, Nov. 27, at the Bethesda North Hospital. .'The infant weighed eisht pounds, 13 ounces and was 21 : inciJes long. Malcrnal p1l!ldparents are Steve and Sllldy Hencicisoa ol Pomeroy. Paternali!BDdParents are Dave and Alice Pbilps of Blue Ash. ---___.:.......:... convincing blme vkkxy as alliS playm IIW IICiion and 12 SOOICd. Lou Roe and Mike Wllllama !lad 13 poinll eada for Mllacbusetli, · whlcb 42-17 at halftime. area. ASC reschedules elections for next fall announced KEEPS WINNING - All'llll Sit..... alton durlna Ill• daya •• • wreatler for tlae ~•Ia• Maruden, II lta"'t 1D Olllatand... amGII r.r lolm Carroll Ull~Yenltf. SJa-., a ........ ._ battletllajurl• tlaroaalta.t kll latin eitDea, qreer, raa.lalll ,_.. r.s.J- .. ,.... willa. 5-J roll. We think it would IOlve your problem. Yon ahonld be able to lind it at a b8rdware store in your wax paper (groccry-atore vlriety) to keep the glue (hot stuft) from sticking . to tbe plana. Tbe wax paper I use (and I bave lriecl several brands) is too thin ud not clear enough to read lbe plana. lnatant glue llllckJ to the wax paper, which make lKtlblemJ, Cu you belp7THOMAS 1. TARBBRT, Prescoa, Ariz. 995 PONTIAC GRANDAMSE excellent job. Brent Hanson (Dine points), Paul Pullins (eigbl), Adam and 14 rebounds. "Early In the game, they dic:tM· Hendrix (three) and Donald Yost (two) belpcd confaln Jamie Graham ed what we 4id," Crou said. and James. Jeff Sldnner's Maraud· "Tbcy played really good defense. ers showed area fans that tbcy were At the last part, It was. sort of a not going to be a pulbovcr apin this season by playing excellent team baD In picking up the win. . Nelsonville-York comes into town witb an 0-2 record and may be a MslreJhall pll8IIID in tlmiDil. Tbe Buckeyes are 0-2 on the season losins a 89-57 JatDC at bane io Logan last Friday evening and a 86-5S rontest at Athens on Satur· Finnearty resigns as N-Y boss I ~ -~~ ~ANNE B. ADAMS and . N CY NASB-cuMMINGI • ~D ADV.ICE FOR YARD S~ -From onr friend Joyce Plcrc:e of Windsor, Vt . ""7 NEVER pat old and/or band· painicd dlsbcs In the cllahwaabcr. Wash by hand In warm, never .ei(Cisively bot, water l!llnl a mild ldetersent It's a &ood Idea to Une t,be dishpan with a towel, UeplnJ the faucet nozzle turned aside, to avoid cblpping. Some collecton even wrap a face cloth or smlll to~ around die faucet to be safe. - Invert vases in the drainer and let them dry tboiOugbly before putlina away, to a\'dd ciOuilins. . -When buylna old jewelry, ask that It be put into a separate small bag. Old stOnes fall out of broocbes at an alarming rate, so cbcdt the pieces and ba&a for tiny stones before throwing away the bag .. The piece may bave been romplete when you bougbt it and · tbc stonea may have fallen out on tbc trip home. 1bia way, you wiD know that the piece was not mls· represented at the sale and you will not feel that you have been ''taken.'' ' C. s. ' . • 'ood tWice, 2~ and 8-7 , with die IIDcr SeDIIDII Corrwpoadlllt caDlng at the 4:48 mart of the 11rst . Tbc MeiSs Mlnuden will try to period. Meigs opeued up a 11-polnt mate It two wins In IS BliDY trkl · lead at the half, goinS into the lock· Friday Mnins wbca they bolt the er 10(111 at the half ahead 41-30. Nellonvlllo-York Buckeyes in Tri· River Valley .trimmcCl the Meigs ValJey Coofcrcocc action at Larry lead with a 25-17 scoring advuR. Monilon Gyumasium. . 1113e in the third period and f : t 1'bc Marauden took a bislllride back to tie tbc pme at11 on j In putting last year's 0-21 reronl Greg James' two free throws in the beblnd them by Jmoddog off River las minllle. That set the acene for Valley 74-71 in their season's BCJJDy Ewing, who dnlincd a trifcc· opener Tuesday night at Cbedrirc. ta from deep Ill the right wing with Tbe win l!elpcd Mdga end two 22- nine IIC<IOIIds remaining to ldve the game tosms streab - consecutive Marauders their lint win fn more . gatnes and resular-seaaon pmes. than a yea-. Tbc 1aat repa.-season Mdga win Travis Abbott, a 6-2 junior forwas a 84-S7 win over Federal ward, Jed tbc Marauders witb 18 u~ February 1993. Tbe . points. Southern Jr8DSfcr Qus·aeM then dropped their last lud ldded 16 despite pla}'ing In two regular season contest before foul trouble. Abbott ud CleiiDd Jmoddng off VInton County In sec- did 111 cxc:dlent job 011 the boarda. 1101111 tournaD!Cnt play 63-«l. On Tbe Marauders also ·had good February 27,'1993. tbc Manudcn 5es from starters 6-1 junior then lost In the sectiOIIII llnals to SIIDiey (seven points) Ewins · Ga11ia Academy. (aix and 6-1 juni(lr forward Nick In the River ValJey IBDlC· ~ Haning (five). Marauders trailed In the game only Tbc Maraucl« ~ also did ID • I I. = By DAVE BUCKI1!L - Cling several fac· ton, induding 110111t fnlltraticios and .the ICIDI'a atylc of buketblll, Bdb Finncuty bu I'Ciipcd IS bead boys - vaJSity buketblll ·COidl 11 Nel1011· ville-York just two pmcs into the seaon. . He llld tllllled been reccndy. to · fill the poll left vanl Ibis summer by the resigutioo of Tom Riccudi, w11o wiS ~elected athletic dircctor and bead boys basJretboll coach at r-.JiaHi•h Scbool in Han~1 r · cOclt County. ltiocardi hid IXIIICbed at Nelsonville·Yor1c one seuon. Scbool oflitiall .will advenise the position witbin tbc syttem for five working days before making a final dccition lbout fillilll the job for the remaillder of the year. Durill8 the lnteritn, Jay Kline will work witb the vanity in addition to his ciuticl with tile -rvc squad. On pme days, he wiD. be joined on the beadl by AIIIIelic: Dilettor John Hml and Jason Aadrewl, who 111\'C& IS the hshman COidl. . "I piJona widl the players indi. Wlully · but uaallle Iii .-11 diem 1110 a team," Flnncuty said. , "Oilittilll hal never been a pan of rtlf1 lililtyle, but I have CODduclcd t111t tble dotilioe now il .best both ,, 1br ..;..f and the Ncllonville-Yorlc ' I '""''I J110P1111o". be lllldcd. .PI 11) llid he llld Rlurlled Ill a• 'I '1 Leo llf of mi•ln& nat be c 1 1• 'Ill u cajoyablc put of llil 1111; 'He added tbst he WIS 1101 llilewlll dlat il Ck CIIIClll snuatloi. , . . . " Meigs to host Nel~onville-York in Friday night ho~m~ · Qper:-e.r .... lop.25 hoqps•••,*:(c~l!ndooNI~,~.~~,Page~~-~~ JiARRIS · ' '-i:.,..- . and rebound Deem says Me above nonnal and very llrollg respectively, and dlat sbocciqla ioqroving. Deem said, "We must learn to make a good sbot selection and to be patient with the baakdball Our bench sives us several players deep but we lack experience on tbc all-Tri-V:alley Conference pick bencit." C1uwHe B~n. a 6-3 forward, wbo Deem sees his club as a eonIs die ~ 5 top rebounder and go- . Jeoder if it Cllll handle the pressure to man inside.. Next Is lllllltbel' top out.front and establish a prrimeter rebounder, semor JcffStctbem, a6- game. He says in time we'll 4 center, who Is an aggrcasive play- improve In all areas, sayins "our cr In the paint, and one who must success will depend upon bow wen play ronslsiCDt at the post as wen we bandJe preasurc and how quick as C:y:.C a s. 10 guard will learn our posilioos and roles." the fl nt baDdl the ball Deem baa been Impressed with runh'l .,~_ez;::u 6 3 j e . ~ • · bls team's overall attitude and w 1 e ....... • a • unmr or- .work ethic, but says "the boys" ward mull be able to play Inside Sllllletimes dobut themselves. Prac· and outside. Hill, a shooter Iicea have been very intense and ~h~ ~~~~~ .shots to have dealt with fundamentals . Micah Otto 1 6- 3 J· u~lor for- Wort habits have ~en great. '!fe . • · have prosrcssecl wtth each scrunward is Mr. Soft Touch, .a gatne mage and have noted IOIIIC weak breaker ~th a m~ outstde shot points we need to lmpove on." and potential offeostve leader. Ot!'J Eastern 11opca to utilize a lot of bas undergone sursery on b1s saccn and roil offense mixed with thumb and bas missed the pre-sea· a lot of pass and cut patterns, wbUe son, but ~ expected to play soon. ll'ylnJ to Clll!lta!iu on its strength J'!nior Bnan Bowen, a 6- ~ guanl In the post. Tbc Eagles will use a will run the one guard and IS cnpa- mix o( defenses but will not stay ble of bitting .tbe outside sbot. with tbc IIDlC thing too loog. ~O'Mi!! Is CJtpectcd to be tbc defea- . Deem came to Eas tem after SlveSenlorleaderEddl. Friend, S lbem being a four-year assistant at e a ou Ptwtsmouth Clay and spending two tlllllSfer will flllln at ~uard • ~hUe as u assistant at Southern. Meiss transfer Travts Curt1s, a is a 1984 Soulbem graduate junior, fllls in at off suard. Jason and Integral part ofSoutbem's suc~beets, a sood all-around .athlete cess In the 1983-84 season. Just off a 1,000-)'W season mfoot· He wUI be assisted by second ball, baa .caDe oo SlroDI and IS up year assistant and reserve coach off t!Je reserve team. Sheets can Chris Stout and freshman coacb step m and play when called upon Bryin Durst without losing stride. Another Deems expects to see Soudlem ~es~rve, Michael Barne;u. a 6·2 and Alexander as the top con· Jumor, wiU be able to pve East· tenders in the TVC's.Hockios em's bls met1 a tat. Kyle Ord , a Division. Eastern ~Jala~ a tough junior guard 1110 up off the TVC scbedule, es y m its fast reserves bas arown and really four James; and as a very tough devdopcd bia ontsldc shot. non-Jeasue schedule as wen. Dccm ICCI a my wemru as If bard work pays off, then the lack of I point IUBrd with Deem and his Eastern boys sbould career experience of ru1111ing the reap big proffitts in 1994-95. ball club. He CJtpectS the team, to Everything is upbeat at the Eastern evolve and act ~ with experi- catnp, and wben the dust settles, e~ ovenlf and especially at the who knows? Maybe another Meigs poilll. County team will carry home a With several men over six feet crown. Game lime is Friday at 6:30 tall, Eastern baa the size IIDd for tbc reserves and 8 p m. for tbc rebounding to play with anyone. varsity. · The Deily Sentinel Pq• 7 Ohio �' ' ~Thursdly, ~-·· 1894 , . lb...U,. ~-·· 1~ : I . That old.double standard weakens virginity movement on their wcddina ni&ht u a token of their viiJinity. Why only the girl&? Ian't virginity jllll u imponant for a boy? Whal token of his viJainity will he llringiO his bride?This part of the movement smacks of the old doable standard 1nd welkena the entire concept.- J.S., DAYTON, OHIO DEAR DAYTON: You've made 1 good fC?inL Here's another reader who picked up on it also and ofered an excellent suggestion: De1r Aaa LIDden: I was. interested in the concept of "1lue Love Waits" Sid wish 10 comment. • Families need not take pan in a public ceremony in orda' for lheir children 10 take the no-sex-untilmarriage pledge. I made my 10111 pledge ring out of Ann landers De1r Aa.i- Llilulera: I'd like to CODUIIIelll 011 your column lbout the virginity movemeaL In general, I tgrec with "E.R.'s" leacr and your .npty endoning the movement. I, along with you, hope it can be exteadod to toen-1gers of all religionl. <· I l'llllld It odd, boweva; thai the puents give their dlughten gold w~ding b1ndt to ~ear and ultimately presentiO their husbands colored thread from 1 pauern 111at came in the mail. He lislcncd while his dad and I explained why we wailed 111til marriage 10 have -.and then, he made a pledge that he, too, would wait as he put my homemade· rina on his rmgct 11111 ring will be given 10 the woman he chooses 10 be billlride. This was done in the priva:y of our home will! 110 religious OYeiiOnes. We made our own rules based on lhe £let that we are intelligent, civilized human beings. -- J.M., CITRUS HEIGHTS, CALIP. DEAR J.M.: Beautiful. Thank yoo -- and thanks, too, 10 all who wrote. The mail was truly uplifting. Dear Ann Landers: I am writing this letter after putting my two elementary sebool children on the --WORRIED IN THE SUBURBS lcavlDgthebul.l!l'orturec.raldy · school bu.L One of my little ones will DEARWORRIED:Wespokewith being ditected IOnrd more wellbe boll'ding yet another bus for 11rip lhe Nalionll HigbwayTrafllc Safety maintained, properly oq=i, 10 Chicago 10 visit the FICid MIISCIIIII. Adminislntion and were IOid dial up-IOodate vohlelol with · rm happy 111at my clUidrcn auend theR arc 110 fedctal laws ~uiriag driven. (And not1 moment 110111011, a school where such culturally like 10 add.) belti On I11Je ICh110I bu - · rdWL-• · :...- t•lfo emiching opportUnities are IIVIiii.Me. SOil LOC:Ihchool dislricts, bowcva; C111 ' " - Cllll )IOU ''"' nc /Mfll!" W However, one nagging question ~uire them They arc IN!...,.•y in lrDUIIIrylllillgl Au Laitdm biJokcomes 10 mind. Why aren't seat belts Cbiclgoand,in Ill school dillricu in let, "Gewu," ilidf'Jfor!' llilll1114111d mandatory on school buses? New York and New '-f. Also, 011 or colfte table. G~ ila colkcI have asked this or several people small school boles, _ , belts are tli»> ofAM l..aluUr1 mo.rt rrquuted and was told they are not "cost ~uirod by fed«aa law. poewu twJ t111J3S. Stftda •lf-wl- . efTa:tive.• I cannot believe lllat cost AocordiDg 10 the NHI'SA. funda to drrlsed,lo11g, busiMu-mulll'flDpt would enter into this. How can we purchase IRd maintain SCI! bolu llllllaclttckorlftDMYOtdtrfiN$4.85 put .a dollar value on our childrm's might better be rpcnt on other scbooJ (tllis ilu:ludu fiO#liBe aftdllllltdlfllg) safety? busufety progmms. Spokesmen lo:GtrtU,cloAMI..twkri,I'.O.&»r · Yoo seem 10 have access 10 expens claim c:hiJdlen are 11 peiiCI' riJk of 11562, Cllicafo,/U. 6061/.4)562. (Itt in many r~elds. Please explore this being killed while boarding and CIIIUida, stllll $5.87.) subject. Must we wait fora tragedy 10 (¥:Cur before SOOiething is done? CUT & WRAPPED Cundiff's Custom LOS ANGELES (AP) - A Eleven of the 28·womea recruits iD ·vidcoeape dubbed "Female Follies' lllat clasa plnaled, and shown 11 aome fire stations "Men made mistakes roo. They fOilllrel women failing at training fell down, but they dldn 't show exadses and me~~ u"XleediDg. tbat," said Kay Harter, a recruit In me sceue, 1 wamaa Ulllble 10 wbo dld!J't make the c:ut and who .lift a woodeD ladder fllla to her . appears iD the video. "They made tDoea. The laddct crllbea on10 11er it ro pass around and mate run or bead. In IIIOib«, a WOIIIID iD tun ua." a-gets tangled up aylng 10 climb The tape was made for tbe .in I wiDdow. academy's gnwln•don party, AasisA c:ouncllman wuu 10 blow t.mt Chief Delm E. Cathey l8id. wbo made tbe boor-long tape and "It was intended 10 be a sort or bow widely h was circulalod witbln bloopen-llke tape," Cipl. Steve .the 3,100-member departme!lt, Owens said Tuesday. "It was wblcb wu recently clwtised for intended 10 be bumorous." ICdrln and llldsm. A city audit or tbe department _ "It speab 10 the very laaue or released last 111011tb concluded lbat matltutlonal aexilm, .. Councilmln white men dominate tbe lOp I'IUib Malt RJdley-'l'bomu said Moaday. and women and minorities have The council was to debate his been harassed iD an attempt to llUSb motion next week. them ofT the force. Fue Chief Don- "Buically, It is 1 hwnlliating aid 0. Manning bas denied anegaiod dept~," COuncilwom- · lions of sexism. an JICtle said. A rue6gbter quoted iD the audit · • The video waa shot daring exor- mentioned the videotape. wblcb be ·c1aea 8l the Fire Academy iD 1993. referred IOU "Female Follies." · • •• • aboatrugglestoraiaellertldslllil teep the money coming ln. 'Life can be tou&b for a Brilllb royal • "I'm on my OWD," the former Samb Ferguaoo, Duc:bcll of Yoril: and estr!Lfed wife of Prince Aodrew, Wednelday. But "I'm an right, Jack." . The ducbess wu at turoa confessional and defiant iD a National . Prell Club speech tbal foaJsecl on her cbullies for sick, poor and warmvqed cblldren wbllc dlsresaiDll. at times dramatiCII!y, Into matten of tbe purse and the beatt. "I find mysolf iD lllldlatted territory," abo laid. "I am I separated woman with two ddldren." ONE BIG BEAR BUG - Two yeu old Veronlc1 Grim, The kbess and the prince spDt dlu&bter of Steve and llllllce Grilli, r-roy, - tile ~r ol tblllllg belutilul belr from Bllttom ...tlknn. Seftnlw .,,,.,. iD 1992 afttt ~ y-.li rriltriqe. aave prizes dlll'hqJ the open • - oblel , _ to !ddt vlf tM llollHer father says sbe wants 10 get dly ahopplag MMOD. back with Andrew; a BritllllnewsJIIIP« said dlvorc:c papet11 are being ro--·· .For sudden pain, cbiropractors' iDgton Sdlool of Medicine iD Seat• wbldl """'6'.... aeated iD manipulation ot lhe spine may bclp tie, reviewed more than 3,900 stud8 to loot for ways to improve some people iD the lint four weeb, ies in preparing the guidelines. the pracllce of medicine and' bold the guidelines say. · They concluded lbat none of the eo&ts. Surgery helps only one in 100 following treatments is.wonhwblle: down Dr. Pbllip R. Lee, tbe IISiistant people with ..:ute low bact prob~tuy for bealtb and bead of the lem&, the experts said. .• - TENS (II'BDICUtiDCouseleclrl- Public: Helllb Service, aald, Unless 1 doctor suspects a pos- cal nerve stimulation). "These guidelines could aave sible fractQI'C, tumor, Infection or --Maasage. AmoriCIDI oolllidorlblc anguish, severe nerve involvement, bact -Biofc:edbact lime and much money now spent suirems do not need to IIFidelgo X-Acuplmc:uue. · on "Dncwled or unproved medlc:al mys, cr scans, m'181'Clk' E'CSOIIIIIICC . - Injecting anesthetics, c:oni- . care." Imaging or bone scans during tbat · costeroids or olbt.r RUbs~ into Americana IJICIIIIFIOIII than $20 · fint.month, It said. ibe back. billlon in .1990 just on the dirCct An Ice pack applied to the -Back corsets. m,edlad eo&ta of Ill low bai:t probpainful are1 for five or 10 minutes -Ultrasound. . lems. . may help In the first 48 hours. "While these treatments may . It is the moat commoo c:auac of Beyond that, a bealinll pad or bot give relief for a short time, noac temporary disability for people shower or bath may pmvlde relief. have been found to speed RlCOVery under 4S. Up to 80 percent or The 23-member panel of or tcep acute beck problema from adults will experience the excnrqexperts, beaded by Dr. Stanley J. relllming," tbe suldelines Stale. ating IJI'C)blem at least · onc:e before Bigos, professor of orthopedic ~ was the 14111 cliDicaJ praetbcir 50th birtbday. · surgery at the Unlvenlty of Wash- lice suldelines issued.by the fedcml The guidelines state, "Even having a lot'of back pain does not by itself mean you need surgery." Sofamor Danet, a Memphis, Rac:ine; Lisa t;>orst of Albany; weiaht report with Jeannette Tenn., firm tbat mates saews used Danlelle Gray.of Shade; Connie McDonald Wining the fruit basket In back fusion surgery, tried to Jones of Rutland; Darin Lopn of and Sblrley Wolle, the pdget gift. bloc:t relcuo of the g11idelines. But Middleport; Mattbew Michael of Meetings are bold at the ball, Tues- U.S. Dlstrlc:t Judge Gladys Kemer R..:ine; Gin1 Pines of Pomeroy; day, from s to 7 p.m. on Tuesday depled tbe company's Doona Smith of Langsville; Vkti request .for 1 preliminary iDjuncSmith of LangaviUe; Mary Wban of Middleport; Darci Wolfe of Nancy Muley presided at a Portland; and Yveue Youna or recent meeting of TOPS OH S70 tioo. Pomeroy. which opened wltb ChriSimas TOPS songs. Bemice Durst was tbc TOPS KOPS best loser and Jean Thomas Linnie Alesblre and'Trirll Fllllk the TOPS best loser. Membas parwere lOp l01en for KOPS (Keep ticipated in the ARD penny march. Off Pounds Sensibly) and TOPS officers reports ·wore given and (rate orr Pounds Sensibly) w11en secret paJa were revealed. the group met receotly at UIC Car- · Vlrginll Delm IFid Nancy Manpentec's HaD iD Paneroy. ley had a holiday surfival bastet Penny Vining presided at the and expl1i11ed what each item meeting, Manbas took part in the means. Sbaroo Older won the fruit Area R,ecosnltiou D1y penny baste!, Sid ~ Sharp the gadmarch and same Cluistmas songs. llet gift. Aniela Sharp read the • Futuristic Vining and Nancy Manley con· weight report. A aaft IFid bake sale dueled quizzes. Tbantssivlng will be bold It Ovabroot SIIUEday •Lane praycn were read. Fault bad the atlOa.m. ' - Traction: ·- ----:-- Society scrapbook---CONCERT AND ART SHOW 1bo a&stem c:onc:ert bind wUI &lr'elenl • boUday prOgna IFill the Nlliooal Arts Honor Society wiD blve an an displly .in tbe Euftlll Hlgb Sdlool Auditorium Sunday at 3p.m. . The COOCII'rt will Include a wide ringe of a.tstmu music under the direction of Susan Climer, band dbeciDr. The display of an by Euteni 1tudents will be under tbe dJteCtiOII or IDIInrctor LoUta Mor· ~· URG 1bo University of Rio Grandt recently posted Ita fill quarter . ~·a LIIL'Students wbo a•lned &rei* than 1 3.7S point avemge lncluded: Deborllb Altlre or Pomeroy; John Anderson of ('omeroy; Kathy Jo Bernard of Reedavllle; Gretchen Blaine of ' Pomeroy; Lorri Bumem of Langavllle; Brenda Curfman of wbattodo." • !!.i!J:•- "" 'J'IRWII)AY' .· /'h...._ :~tf.~C:::! ~ liiii~ tor Senility House. J 1 9:00 TIL 1:00 ,The mor1 people pitying th8 bigger the pay-off. DANCE ANI} SING ALONG WITH VIDEO · KAAAO!SE AT · Siva 111 tor 1 frM Clnl. THE WATERING HOLE ROBERT BISSELL 011 (FREE ESTIMATES) · V.q. YOUNG II ·PRECISION AUTOMOTIVE IIIM215 Chuck Stotts Pomwoy, cONSDUCTION •N... 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BIRMINGHAM _ BIEI'iiDiblln FRIDAY Modero Wooc!men, annual dJiltO • MIDDLEPORT - R'C1 ~ mu dinner, Saturdly, 6:30-rt:; square dance featuring th , u d Turtcy and hlln .funallhed. 0 1emea at e o1 attcndlna to take covered dlsb. Country_IJent LeJion HaD Ptiday rn.ll-11 p.m. Santi' a coming . . . Free llllmlulop, an weJawnc. SUNDAY • CHESTER - POMEROY, OHIO Septic tankl elelnect & portlble tollell rentlld. ; Best prices all around the area. Dally, weekly & monthly rental rllee. Job IIIII ' Clmp Sltll' Flllllly llellllona l Plrtln 892,2903 or 892-6320 NOW OFFERING GErJERA L HA ULIN G Umestone, Sind, Gl'lvel and Coli 20 992·395 4 [I!H'rqr'lr· y 614·992.......7 POMEROY - Return Jonathan Melga Chapter, Daugbten of the American kevoiDtlon will ~Beet Saturday It 1:30 at tJic P9"1oro~ ~thdltec- = :i- ' .: r ac:tfv::ov: Just below Hobson AnORNEY AT LAW BAILEY RUN RD nme: 1:00 p.m. Dec. 11 · FICto Choke Guns ·.. . ,.. ,: . ·~.Jon & Carolyn Jacobs - Owners ' ·. . WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS Spaclallzlngln Culllom pilll Taadly DIPt. The pleq- w... l* t· ed In IJIIIftdatloD of "'lmce ud lilan ....., c:1tloa toWII'II tilt pnmotloD and ~~~~--· ' olovlll'tplllbatloa." a.- . 4}-..L,~ Tel. No. (614) 992-5730 4}-.!,~ General Practice ollaw including: Divorces, Real Estate & Business ,I111 11 mo. j lenny's Is the place to come when you need a car rental. We have Cars and Vansl Kenny's Auto C.ntar 264.Upper River Rd. fi'IIM..JlePalr lEW &IIJVPARTS FOR ALL llu~;a~ODELC Announcement s CHRISTMAS TiffS Riggs Tree Farm MEET NEW PEOPlE 11121.'94 TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVAL 1111 Slack 992.2269 ....... Aullill'y Tutldi17 ev•nlaa· Pldured ncelYlai awudllroat tle left .;. Mrs. L9ulae . Belrlla, ...... • hour service pin. ~ VMH honors women's auxiliary a • S ·~ . Open Mon. - Fri. 6 pm • 9 pm · . Sat. 10 am ~ 3 pm , . ::. : . Awards were presented when · G~ Warner with 1,000 hour Fisher presented &ifu 10 Lucu, tbe atinuat Christmas party of tbe . service plu. Others wha have Mrs. Dalley aad ,Hoenlch IDd Women's AuxiliarY or Yeterana . ~ servici p.ins 10 be IWarded mementoa were given membon l!fcmorlal Hospital was . ~ld. Tues- later are Mrs. IIQnnie Conde and · and guests. from the IIIXillary IFid illy eveniDg iD the bospllll c:afcte- Mil. Helen Hill, cadl4,000 boon; Mrs. Fisher. In lieu of a &1ft ria. Mrs. Mildred.Wells, 3,000 )loon; exchange IJII!Illlry members toot Mrs. Libby Fisher, president. Mrs. Vinas Lee, .2,000 bonn and to ~e l'~· food ltcma for tile eated engraved plaques to ~. Mataarot Murray, a SO-bow UDdllrprivllCgod. Mn. Clara BIDII . e Wliite,liOb FiM Mid Bob patch, A pl1quo from tht unit gave tbe openlq Jll'lyllr IFid Mn. Hoe lcb In tppreciatlon of their · exproaalng approcl•tlon to Mn. ~Fiabor~~·tbe~DileiiOCiiC:ito~~;;·==­ •a~ncae dedication lOWIId tbe pro- ·~for a job wen clone as~- , motion and adv~mcnt" of: the · 41Cnt wu'"jjieseoted by Mni'NUPublic Natlot auxiliary. Mrs. UMrlse ~was. · cjreltFry. ." presented an engraved jlllljue ~ ~' Followlag a turtey dlnatr, a IJllliCCiation of ller servlcelto die propam ol readingl wu pftll by PUIUC 11011CE Middleport Vllfeg1 1!111 auxiliary beyond the CIII of duty. Mn. Warner, Mrs. Jeule White, w11 be ecoepllng -Ide on • Mrs. Carrie Itennedy. UDible to and Mrs. BCirb&. Group.ain&lnl ol' ·1m C8CIIII8c z cl~r. lkla aacnc1 the ~ due 10., illneu, will carola waa lead by Mn. Rbondl ere clue 11r 3 p.111. on rocelve ulmillr plaque. · ·_ Dailey, bolpllll direc:tor of n~s. Dl,lfftlter I at Itospltal Administrator ,Scott witb Mn. AN* StiiiiiDD proVIdlrla m~lliHI. port, bFCII -ted Mn. Fiabor With I orpD acaiWJUimeDt.. 01110. 3,000 rour service pin and Mrs. On bdllii or the 111111' 'V, Mn. 1121 u:nc ' .':!. ' . ~~. .• J =Kill, 1· • • ' . Howard L. Wrltesel ROORNG NEW·REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESnMATES ~9-2168 .. . MtiM 'I1'N SWAP SlOP On\flllle out 1Ufr0111Rt 7 Tuea. - Wed. - Ftt. - Sat. 1~ • Cl'lftlllllll Tools •Toya ·G- Loicls of Mlec. 8~!,'D'acle • 992·2Ciio 1 1 Prdcol No Hunting 0< '!'rowtaiWint 1IMI Aoymoild D. - - .., ---en.. - PI-ng Dwi - . .. 4 Giveaway ~~..:..~~~oody :F""'n!'~":'oi:= ion, :104-475.,., no cau..ner ' - -cot - I mo old holt' Calllor hllll Spitz. - · & groy long hrolrod c-.~or & whllo 4 mo old klnon, :IOW7S-a17. Aul!1roJion Shoohonl, ';JC",::·, Gaarl Wll h Ita ... Kldo,114- 1~ ... FORKED RUN SPORTSMAN CLUI St1rt111 Sl.. •tclles Frhlly, low. II 6:30 S11dly, Nov. 13 1:00 CHRISTMAS TREES l WReATHS DAYE~S a. 11 Yrs $2.119 Por MilL CO. ICl2-i54-JII20. -.~or 614-742·2131 pllique for aen1ce beyond tile call of daty; Mn. Gr•c• \Vanier, e 1008 bar aervlce pin, end Mn. Libby Filii«, aalllll'y pn~ldeat, • 3,... TOOAY 1·1100-329-SClOO EKI. 2101, ..... ' Ugt;t Hauling, Shrubs Shapped · ~-=·:.,--:-:---=:--,o\ppoL 4mo. old port Blodo Ull and Removed lomolor puppy. 304-77:1~ ·~ 1• 5:30pm, I M s. Jobs. eut poplor · * "'IWila SAYRE 11UCKING , THE RJN WAY ~. JHI.Sqre • far IIIIJ lotd'o Grocery, ~ WV. ........~e ..... ' 1 will not t>. Cloon1Nnl111'f, & Gravel : _.,.bl. - · thlln eonttactod . ....,.... ott.r mpelf.by AlllttOny "Tony• B. Allfto. . 992·5702 uz.fn~.~ . ' ...IZ.UUOl TOLL FREE 1..11441-1171 DARWIN, OHIO 3 Announcements Choose and cut your 1ree. (or we'll cut it tor you) Carol & David Riggs Uinestone I 1-800-486-1590 Bus. (614} 446-9971 Gallipolia, OH 45631 39507 Rocksprings Rd. (at comer of US At. 33) Pomeroy, Ohio 7.131111WN AWA ...D5-Veieraaa Memorial Boapltal Admlaiatntor Scott L11c:11 pruented aenlce awiU'tb to memben ol tiM ••pilll'• Women'• m RIGGS 1111102 ar .vebriFII~.-ta~ (aboveBankOmi) Kenny's Auto Rental AlltlrerfJd Alurie••Sflrlllllrnl O.•ln fiwfliii~~~.-u.~·tttt#rli'itliik" · . .r+1 105 Second St, Pomeroy, OH. CQMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL' ' . FREE ESTIMATES ' (614) 992·7434 992-7508 ·' DENISE L.BUNCE 1 Your Total Comfort Assured Dealer Low Rate - Financing Available · Call Today for Free ·Estimate ' 28001 State Route 7 1 Sales, Service & Installation ·C&J FURNITURE · . S:: Phunr r+h"-1118 HAULING • CotTee & End tables ·• Couches •Lamps • Recliners • Curios • Sleep Sofa's •l>inning Room Suits ~ Kitchen Sets · ~ Entertainment Centers ·-Crafts • Grandfather CJ~ks . ., . ' ANNOUNCEMENT Now Accepting New Clients WE HAV E A-1 TOP SO IL FO R SAL E Tree Trimming and Removal- Yard Care . Free Estimates Morrison's Heating &Cooling ·• Rose Hill • Brooks • England/Corsair • Bassett • Handsford House Bedding • Sauder Cabinets ( Wa n rides Fri. Sat. Sun. -.- - ·- - ·- w-•'• . WATCH FOR SIGNS. 10:00 am til darlc Nov. 25 thru Dec. 24 (No Sunday C1ll1) Stop In And See Our Selection Of - Crlft Shop 614-992'7643 PLAQUES PRESENTED - P,fra. Llbhy Fiala«, pr I hnC, prtatllfed enp~veclJIIrlq- to (left to rtpt) Deb lloefllch, Ge.Je WU. ...t Bob ........... annal Clarlatmu party of tlae FRESH CUT TREES AYIILAILE Located on Cherry Ridge: From Rt: 33, tum East Bat Darwin onto Rt. SSt . Go 4 miles to Cherry Ridge Rd. 1 112 miles to tree farm. Ezttrlor 3 AnnouiiCIIIIenta IISSElliUIIDEU, INC•. Tab theLet,.tn or r" ~=====::;­ •· New Homes • VInyl Siding New piloting. • doourII far rou. v.rymuftobiL Feeney Bennett Garages • Replacement Windows Frw Eatlmawa Post 128 BilloN. p.IIL lelive SHOOTING MATCH Room Additions • Roofing . , BUDFORD'S • MODIRI SllrrA!IOI F&A TrM Strvke tbal abo bad l1fllll with two /unct- CHRISTMAS TREES. 01 CUT YOUR OWl types. SlOp I CompaN 614-992-6223 Free Estimates . New and sed Furniture Choose Fr•nn1 These Brand Names • Bushline • Ridgeway Clocks Step C.•pllte A•t• ,,., Repelt lin IICEPnOI suaon. Implied In his new IIICIIIOirl we take IL" But the woman who's alw1ys bad trouble with British royal reserve was forthcoming about olbt.r asflllCII of ber nee, Including her neea 10 Ellllro money IIFid ber ellotta 10 raiiC two IEEIIIl ~· ''I'm iD a rented bouse, • sbe said. "I've got a month to get ouL" · She described u "rubbish" repo!U abo made $3 million off ller cbildren' a boots, saying sbe gave a Jot of the money to charity ud won't see profits from tbc recent sale or animation rights for years. "A good deal of my time his to Now Open For be occupied with commerc:lll Christmas Season wort." abo said. "rm not 011 the _ . Poinsettias-6 colors royal payroll." · Poinsettia Baskets Queen Ellzabetb toot Andrew F 1' B and Samb off tbc om~~n iD o tage askets 1992 but the qiXJCEI si1 ber Christmas Trees soo and, by exten\ion; Sanb, from For the loved onesber' own allowance and income Monument Sprays, vases & sourcea. Grave blankets. Asked what advice sbe'd give llerdaugbten IOIDC day aboutmcn. Hubbard's Greenhouse tbe dudlesl offered: ''Get 10 !moW . Syracuse, Ohio them ... petbaps live with them a 992-5776 bit" beforemaniage. Open Daily 9-5 After a rocky start wi~ the~ Sunday 12-5 992-4119 AlhM Owlir l-&Ot-291-5600 . &Plumbing • ~·s fltber, Ml,l. Ronald Fer- "we tate every day as GlragM 948-2038 or 949-2044 At filii. sbe WSI "M cyalcl1 M uxne joumllllll" about ber cbarltles, blowilll thoy could be u "an appmnt 1ttemp1 to Improve one's public lm1ae." But th1t upfront questions while cluctiDll olhen. -On ber favorite figQI'C iD tbe monarclly'a blatory: Queen Victoria. "Apart from my buabaad be's my 111011 fa'VIlrile." -On the cJIIoovery or oilllldet Wllldaor Clllle, tho ~·· weekend place. "Pity It' a not llldet my rented bouse.'' -On wbetber tbc IIIOIIII'chy Is an outdated, crumbling instibltion: "I'm justen• keep 011 truckln' about my illble CIIIICI." -On wbotha' the Brltilb class system obltrucU upward mobility: Pasa. 110 Court Sl Pomlr.2)'..PIIilt· - · · ~· ''Look.Jpw: the·Ral iiiiJWirlte Awnlnl" Gifts For The Home... rimnl Ssundi . Y•cu3 P;ria. tor • usaa FIIOE', ...,. e 1rt · .....,.. 1 lnslruclor ill,ol!ll t.Jamnr•.__ .: nHmtsl'tAJNs -:- 'l'uppcn, .;..~pj; ..,.. "*,9053, TbliF1dly;7:30 · Llblley. . . • fire 11oa10. T•u;vered PJ1L • ...-: · .~ . POMEROY _.: SIJilbla'Y.. Town, Eveoono who bclped d,urlng ~ PQMBIOY _._,Roct S = · ship Trustees. Friday,.6 p.m 8l tbc ~ 1 ID aiUll!d; Qnr!1e. ~· ·~ • · towDsblp baD, Roc:t Splngs. EAST MEIGS ....:... l'Mtcrn Loall 6 p~ .wltli •cc.iDJil 7.30 p.IEL Bolld rif Fducatioo rpedll ~ ~~-- ~ lQe,IIOD-perisblblo LONG BOTIOM - ]:alth Pull Mond1y, 6:3Q p.m. 11 th,e biJb fOod llerDI. Clolpel 011atb, Long Bottan. dln- ldJool to dlsarsa penonneL I 9 "VIflff OUR SHOWROOir I P··~·~·~·""'~"'·""'~"'~"'·""'·"~"'·""'·""'·'"'·-··~Mtg POMEROY - Mei11s Soil and .' BAST MEIOS - Eutan Hip. ~ ~y _ ~ptof B.OII WIICI' ~ DiiUic;t s-11 School c:oncert band win have a ~~tl Cli.Ptcr, Bell Slam• Pill. ' !If Snpervlicn. 7_p.m•. dlriner-' ~:lJ:as:lc;"atheatN= ~ ~ 1!1! Ollriltm» party, Stowaway, GaUipoua. , iD tbc Bulan High Sc:bod IDilln). : Bingo evtJY Sundly Night Starting 11:45 pm QOol'l open 4:30 pm I ble:-:a.;:~,':e~: ITEMS 711 South Third Middleport Hounr: 10:00 A.M. to 4:00P.M. NOw hiving OUR PRICES WILL NOT PUT YOU IN A STATE OF SHOCK. Resident and Small Electrical Repair (Lamps Welcome) Home Repair Also 992·5251 992-7162 John Doug 11f17.DI • Solid vlnrl rtpiiCIIIInl window• , i. Fr1,1. Eallmatea • $200 lnatilltd Call For betalla NEW & USED ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~DD~~~;;;;;;~·~--~.;-;·;·;;~ ~--- 9ommunity calendar. ----TIM CG•-alty c.leadar Ia pahlll••• •• • free ••rvlce to qoa-proftt 1ro•p• wlahlaa to p l i O - -tlnp and apedal enau. Tb ca1andn If aot tle~larietl to promote 11Iea or flrad ,..._. olaay typo_;.!u.: Ire filal ;d CIEDI& .. •-'"!"~- nn • ~ ......_ ol daJio · . . . private. and ~lon Poll802 ~'.te.;~.~q'!:,:~=~ ·surgery usually unnecessary for sudden back pain i~e~~the~=~ By CIIIUSTOPBER CONNELL AiacM Ir'Nil'reil Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - Most :people IUiclren by urdden, paiDfUI ·eplaodoa of low bact pain do~'t notd auraery or even expenaave dlapoatic teats, 1 government1ilcbd panel of experts sild today. •. The jJroblern will go away IPOII:\'1-ly for ?O pcn:ent of sufferen wl*ln four weeks, the experts l8id. ln the EIIC8Eitlmc, the best ldvlce Is 10 apend no more than two oi" tbreo days in bed, tate over-theeouncer painlrillen and start moderuc cxcrclse as soon as possible. the aew guidelines from tbe U.S. Agerlq for Health Care Policy and Researdl J'W'IIIIIIend. The guidelines do not address cbronlc baclt problems, dermed as llst.ing longer than three months. BINGO O&E ELEC1BIC •··. t ~UitOII lid I MAllEI CARPENrEJISERVICE Rlclne Amerk:ln . 675-5955 family, she fell llle was given a : second cbance, sbe l8id. . : That was I*t of ~ IIIOdvlllon for belpina c:biidren who also DCed . : a second dllllco. She IIIOUrial the : United SIIICS prom~ ber ne~ : cbulty, New York-1 Clwve• . for Ollidn;P. , .: '"'beee I wssat tho "palll1e,!' 1110 said of tile ..ty daya d ller 11111'- •.U.oct•ted " - Writer WASHINGTON (AP) - She funaioaed ''with DO "'Plp'!l•• IJid veered from the IEOddeu palll. Nmr-' Cal949-2734 FANTASIA Will Be Featured At THE SOUTHFORK INN SHOWBAR Pt. Pleaaant, WV L:Jil:u. Cut Maplewooa Lake St. Rt.124 Racine, OH Female Review Upfront Fergie .,......__,....-Lucky winner-..... keeps stiff upper·lip 'Female Follies' training tape circulated in life off royal purse . in LA Fire Department · By CALVIN WOODWARD ,,' EVERY THURSDAY & FRIDAY IN DECEMBER Select Members of the •ow•••· J&D FLEA Ready Nov. 23 $10& Up Open 10 am- 9pm I .. IH....'slot 5.1.124 hiiiiH,OWt 614-742·3051 -~AMB~~ER~W~OOD~-Block ·. . I(ENNE~ . Cocker Spanlela . Bred for Quality and lllxod llooglo Puppy & Ton To GOod HomO Only, 114 441 1101. Cocbr-.' bl. - Pan 1 bull, 814-ttz--. . Pu~ .u block, ,..., 0o1c1on -t..-.:.:::-· . . . ._. = . llairlo- 1..1!> ond a-,- 4 te,.,.,.,ament.._~ ~-- -Small · puppy, ....-, ·~ _, "'*"My & ~ 1111h cNlrhn, 10 • good ooly, 114ft! 2SOB. a-..r..o....._ In -...torMII. ~SO llleHUI Ad, Racine, 011 11 t " ' 1417 3 T.,. _,.Hul ~ 4 .. =·~~~~To 6 · Lost I Found Foo.ncl: _...., ~f AI Anlmol Shln.r, 114-441 Willi'S CIIISTIW ftiU RUTLAND, OH Homegrown·Caretully Shea~ Scotch & WMe Pine 4' & Up with a great selectton of IMI..IICIIA--. 1 brown, ....... ol Boll Run Ad & SA 143, chlld'o .... ....flt:l.7241. larger trees. Call742·2143or . �BRIDOK 37 Olllle City 31Timer KIT 'N' CARLYLE® by l¥ry Wri&ht Ylnl Sale 7 41 Alphlbet lell8r8 PHILLIP ALDER 42C'- 43 Heul wl1h e11ort 1 : 52-Krtngle -,.;nn••••• 53 Pod lngredlen1 54UnuaU111 Gllllpolls SSVMIII!IM IZ-11-IN 55 Wrtt.r l'IMIIng . 571teDDY 55Edllili -ch •K Q 4 2 •s 3 & VIcinity ALL Yonl Mual le Pold 1ft M-Jll'- DUDUNE: 2:00 p.m. IM dli~ t.l<n IM od lo lo nln. - 58Prt-·· •A K 8 3 suncto; oclllan • 2:00 Frtd.oy. Monday odMion • p.m. Solurday. •K 10 4 EAST •J 10 r.l etchalldtse IIOSIIppaty 6 DOWN •AQJ98 Household . 8 Goocll . Public Sale &Auction 2-c.MM• '' onvr dO" ~AndDWd4" ISIIOI-~~And SOUTH •A 9 8 7 3 •7 4 2 Wood IMidt .,... 'Ill lnfui_And_ lln.11tt.4N. •A 7 5 Clrpoll 'Yinltln - ~=':'*Ina •J •Q 8 3 Jacob 3-Miallelulvln' 4Conaume lotally(2--l s:;::rnw• •& 4 .... Yd • Flaea(al.l _ 7 C.~l~!t'f Vulnerable: Both Dealer: North South West North East 1• t• •t• Pass 3• Pass 4• Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: • K IUpi0-0I~ Clrpolln 0..ll:alahln .. ..,... YlnWI- In llaak. Corpolo, ~'lll44. Unrequited love at the bridge table By Phlllip Alder David Bird is well-known for writing amusing bridge stories. In his latest effort, he has honed the tales of Simon Coch~me into a book called "Bachelor Bridge." Cocheme 's hero , Jack O'Hearts, is in search of a beautiful woman who is willing to be his partner in both bridge and marriage. Published by Gollancz, the book is available for $16.10 from The Bridge World; 39 West 94th Street, New York. JID'oAulo-Md-., buying -llo,lunll · - • lrucb. Aloo, pella lor -- 77Sol343or~ W.l'llod - NY 10025'-7124. SUftoiM-21111-1115. Living 1o · The humor is imaginative. I especially enjoyed the chapter containing French bridge expressions that Jack doesn't understand . He thinks his partner is speaking in English . <Cocheme lives in Paris.> The deals are instructive, varying in difficulty from average to Iough. I particularly liked this deal, when Jack was part· nering Yvette. Defending against four spades, Yvette led the heart king. Jack, playing at the top of his game, overtook with the heart ace, cashed the heart queen and continued with the heart six. The declarer, who had thoughtlessly failed to unblock, covered with the seven. Yvette did not hesitate to ruff with her only trump. Declarer ~ · overrulfed the five with dummy's ~ ' queen, but now tie had to lose a trump trick to Jack's jack. Along with the unavoidable club loser, that resulted in one down. Jack was delighted: Yvette must be impressed. But ju'st in case she thought leading a losing heart was mundane, he pointed out that the declarer could have made lhe contract. Instead of overruffing, South should have discarded a low club from the dummy. Then, after drawing trumps, declarer could safely ruff his club loser in the dummy. bur- u - • oc-- Vlllll I - . oeo,fJytr a.U FIM, 114-5112112GIN. Old~~-bol­ ,..., ol.,.,..,., - . -IIIICIIZlnoo, - Won ond lllor Troli Momo; Oeby llortln, 114-H2-lll41. W.l'llod 1o buy: 11111t Yomoha ... 4-whoolor ,.rtL 3QW15-11181 01 304-4.1111'14, ••• lpm. lor au lull _ W.l'llod To Buy: Junk Aul.. With 0. Wllhool Malon. Coli l.olry Uvoly. 814 388 113113 S..l ~ Firm leolllna FUll 11mo 1011 Coli Cloonlng 'T'!'CII> PrieM Pold: All Old U.S. nlc:lono. MUll le Dopindoblo, Co1na, Gold Ringo, Sllvw Colno, An~alllll~ Comnlllted, Wllo Gold Colno. M.T.S. Coin IJ!oop, 1!'11 To 8o Trol....._ lend To SCCI P.O. lox 531, 151 _...A- Oolllpoll& R-mo Korr, OH 4IIU. W.l'llod To Buy: Wllllod Uood llobllo Homo, .1: fJZ ~'II. 4 le•oO.II, 2 Full lathl, 10 AciM, 11om, 111""'11" Bullollngo. FlaGcoan er.k Frontecll. l l o o i O I I - ~Metod Righi 011 211. CIOJ; In MDOIIo. Roduood To: ...... 0. ... Ollor, . - a . ·--. ..... _For_ly_44 53 0.11M41o1401, loU.II. IWIII2E-'npAW- 11 Help Wanted ~1 1 112 1101')' 01 unRWSBhod, I llld llllh -llrt,•luml-~4 AVOII I AI I llslrtoy .,..... IOWll-1421. two......,._ ar. enaland. iii,ooo.IM-tlltltt. yaor old rvol Two_,--.. both, -.......... $7000, 11W82o4138. 32 MobiiiiHomll lor Sale ... --. ....... _, mull hne own ..,lpmenl. 18 wanted to Do ·-~....,.·1110or~ · ~M·-ft•aLE .......... 1114-o141-1111. ~ LE\'ILllopo Won- Eblln'l Pula I BoMoo, 2t2 :::":to llarlrlll AI 1YPaa 01 Thlnl Av0<1"!1 Ollllpolll, OH CAlLi TV l j l l - _,.omt _, -8it, N, 111 W. Will Poy Ycu E- Whflo y..,. Elpotloo,... ~ Trolnlng Fer A Highly Pold - . -4800 PEA ..._ Ex..,_ - II HOI' Roqulr:od. You llual llove Tho fell. IGwlng:t Daptnda!M T,..,._.. 11100. Col TrooyAII1WIH122 To Al8o Pupnod To ...., Tnlnlng Wltllln Two w.a. ... urilumlohod, _......._....-,no =-.. . . _, ~= ll.T.W. 10:011 =· p.01., lluildor 1:00 to 1:00 ........... - ...,_ 1o t:OO 1 ::....-.~lf4..IIIU21;;1~ ";;;;t . ....... ·54 IIICellanloul ·-ma. .._ S20QIIIo. All Ulll- ..:00. . N£A. Irt; Suppl1es & Livestock Merchancl . II !. _l od-• ADL AI Ulllflloo PaW ........ lloalrlo. l'l'hoU Mf.al2 ~'lloool14 a ....,. 1 111111, No Kllclhon, F~ 1111 17 II'• Clmlolr ..... I1MO -· lmlr,_ . - , IIIGO, 101 ..50 ~OU a 7010. ' JTP J H T Z A R JHH PZQII, Y R F P NHIRKD APZA, XTRNT AH HUPB ZKA R DPJ CZNF II ' UP· HUPB .' NT P B. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "The tragedy of war is !hal " uses man's bes1 10 do man's worst· - Harry Ema18011 f"osd'lck. . '::~:~' SCQ\\.4{\lA-~~~s· - - - - - - ltllto4 ~ ClAY I . :: I'OUAII-;....,---- loarranga ton.rs of the 0 lour ocrambled -d• ·bo- low to form four -ds. I TARPNY lnol- - .... - =~ Bualneu 8UIJ.di11QI =.1100:--.-. ..... .. - - ..... - Tr" nsport a11 on ....... holdl BERNICE BEDEOSOL ... ~ra:,·w.; ~:er: Twa 'uflaa• .. 1 tw.C. ......J:tpo.,i]l:t f11'!!!' ~ III I : ; . . . 110 45 = )\ I I I I I I ' SCRAM-lm ANSWDS 120 Flll c i1C1 01 PRINT NUMBFIIED I' lETTERS I I I . · Lavish • Fount • Otter • Wiggle • GROANS The older comic tried to, encourage the new guy who had been booed by the audience. :Don't be discouraged," he told the fellow, "one laugh fa r outweighs a hundred GROANS." Rooftna :Ill Yra. Exp. FfM Elllmof'•. 114-441-0104 Cdancllo.. Real Estat,o LBHI RG . , UNSCRAMBlE FORI ANSWER ·= ~~ 4411AIIor7P.M• 34 NBZOII. 8 GET THE FUL~ EFFECT' !ng, ~~- lllooha, I JOir hcNi ID 1MN - - - . Md I PRU lot ,.._ 0n1J Protl11lanal TrM SlrYiol Top. 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Only 8,000 mllll. Cremeans named to two committee posts By KATHERINE RIZZO Aslocllted l'l:al Writer WASHINGTON - Closed-door meetings by a small group of HOUle Republicans ended Thursday with a bonanza for Obio. Rep. Rob Portman won a seat on the tax-writing Ways and Means Committee; Rep. Martin Hoke sccuied a seal on lbe JUtticiary Committee; and the sta~·s four congressmen-elect all got desirable THE WALLS CAME DOWN • A Uttle dter !I a.m. WedBtldltJ, tiM ..til power· bMM at 1M r - Wilt Vlr&lllla OrdullCe Wow ,.. 'mplode«L n toot 11e IJOIIIIdl fllap...... to .... tie-..... ~rlclt llrDct•n to tile ....,... Ia /1 few ........ Pic~ . . . . . tle .,.......... pllait flltleln4o&aalaa s-Ite ......... ftlled ............ b•lldiDI cr•mbled. To tile rlallt. worlten looll oYer 1M dellltl• ..., ...,..e l'or .... cln•·•P· Ia late Nonmber tile IODtll po..,erlloue wa1 I W. Tlte r-al flltlte 1a • para or ... Aray Corp• or lqlaeen deu-Dp elfort at tlJe fonMr DSSignmeii!S• The state did well for two reasons: With 13 Republicans, it's a big delegation. What's more, it had a seat at the negotiating table, with Ohio Rep. Ralph Regqla tepr senting the ~gion covering Ohio, Michigan lild Indiana. 993 FORD • TAURUS GL SEDAN ••1 .... ,._aw :UL v-e, automatic, air cond., AMJFM c:uaatte, power aeat, PS, PB, PW, power door kickl, air bag, more. , wvow. cy's board to vote on making lbe recommendation aboul the reconless to the Federal Aviation functions. Adminlstradoo, which orders airAnd if a newet, more sophisti- Une safety improvements, Benson caled kind had been instaUed on said. · US Air Flight 427, attem_pts to Tbe teCilldet 011 Flight 427 kept determine the cause of !be Sept 8 coded .Information on 11 aircraft crash would be moving akllg iDDCJI functioDs. It. met the requlteuients more quietly, acc:onlln& ID Nllliotl- for lhe type of Boeing 737-300 that a1 Transponation Safety Board crashed but fell far short of what spoteaman Michael Benloo. reconlen installed on new planes "We are still in lhe fact-flndlng are n:qulied to doclimcnt. stage of this accident,"· Benson · Tbe aviatioo Industry traditioosald Wednesday. "With better ally baa opposed uPdated lMliden bladt boxes, we would have beell on older 7'!i7s becanse of CX>St. much fat1her advanced." ·~ -· 1)te NTSB illvcstipton also .-e As a result, !be NTSB Is consld- considerina recommending conerlng reamunendins new rules to lamination standards for aircraft improve black boxes - also bydtaullc fluids. · ~wn as flight data recorders Af~ discovering cootaminatioo ooolderairplancs. in the plane's rudder · control lnvcatipton may ask the aaen· bydtaullc fluid, investi&ators found Jail tenses for trouble after brawl LEBANON (AP) - Oflidals at the Warrea Corteclloaai lnatiludoo planned to have extra staff members on duty todly because of a lunchtime flJht in which ~ree inmates w= injmed, a spoteamu said. There were no addldoaal inci- · dents W~schy night and no special p~cautlons wete necessary, said Lawtenee Mack, deputy warden of popama lillie prison. About 20 inmates were confined to isolated segregation units Wednesday afternoon so they muld be questioned about !be ftgbt, aaid Sandy Clawford, an aide ID w.dcn . AntbOily Brigano. It was not clear how many inmates were fightina. PRsonr.rs gave inveatiiP'nra several vcnloas of how dlefigbt llarteCI. abe Wd. No prison employees were hurt. 'fbc fight oocuncd ill I COIDmOII livina area between cells ia the prison's Unit 28 compound, Ms. Cmwfonl wd. The area can bold as many u 130 inmatea No weapons were and oo dlarges filed Wednesday. Mack old 1111 IDvesdaation could be complcled today. Dennis Ea&llltld, 34, .wlto is w• lbat apparently no standards for the purity or maintenance of lhe fluid exists once It leaves lhe manuflic~- ' One of lhe theories on lbe aash is that contaminated fluid contributed to a malfunction of the rudder or other control sutfacea. Authorities are also conslderiDg wbelber an outside sial 011 lhe lead- Two lntDMtl llaled at the . Lr:D iaflrmary for bnilaea and eyea. Tiley were ldettdfied • Fist Folia', 26, wlto II aesvlq I liCe lliiD for DBder aod qpaVIftld robbery from Hamlltoa-Coanty, . .oot..y Iprmty, 31, aav~n1 14 10 50 )'aD for JQ""'sfoo of aim!· 1111 tools aod qgravlled burglary fran Moe..,.......Y Couoty, The prt1011 laad 1,S29 lntDates · tllla week. It 1111d the aearby ~nC~wmalln~rodoo are cloae-securlly lnstltutloaa, meaninJ lbey are ouc step below .mM!miiDIICICIIIity. \. . will supply ana pee!lllOau w1t1t eq_uiJ!m~nt !lnd supplies lnclud111& beaten, plaltk for .....-=ei, IDjettiOD pumps, water ltoscs, Rftft....~-~­ in& ed&e of the left wing could have become partially detached, ~ Cut Christmas~~ · Premium Ohio Grown .:_:. conlributin& to the Boeing 737's 6' to 7' sbatp ron to the left. 1'be Boeing 737 baa thta: slats. 40% off Regular Price : each about 8 feet loo&. on the froot ~ow '12 - '18 •• edge of each wing, between the .·· Open 9 a.m. • 5 p.m. daily ·: wingtip and lbe engine pod. 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"I see the growth in this industry as non-stop and particularly in this area," Zala said. "We realize the quality of the plant market is definitely on the up-swing. The number of growers will increase and the number of sq~ feet use for production will increase also. You'll see pun gteenhouses." Zala emphasized the company will not sell any retail items. To make any purchases, an individual must have a vendors' license and set up an account. · !!We wanl to thank the local grower for all the suppon they've given us over the years. They are the main ~n we're he~." Zaia said, adding he appreciates the work of county economic develoDmcnt director Julia HoudasheltThonnton and Jeff Harris Farms. BFG will provide any equipment and supplies a local grower might need. Inventory includes: heaters, plastic for greenhouses, injection pumps, water hoses, all the chemicals - Fafard, Scotts, Peters Excel fertilizers and Pro· TOLEDO. Ohio (AP) - The for a story published today that the ' skull,"·sbe said. His lawyer, William Todd, said State Medical Board hu decided death of the baby, Amanda, has . Swann was a resident at the time of against disdplininll an obstetrician haunted him. "To Ibis day, it bothers me. the births and was acting under the even though be provided substandard care that may bave injured How can you not be bothmd by orders of another doctor. "We reaUy look at Ibis as a victwo babies and contributed to the something like this?" Swann said. "lt buns. I'm a human being, and tory," Todd said. "What the board death of a third. · those people I take care of are concluded was ... it wasn't his med1be board Wcdoesday decUned buman beings, and it buns." ical decision. At that point in bis to take action against Dr. Gary The baby's grandmother, Dom training, be was acting at the direcSwann of Toledo because at lbe time of the deliveries be was a Lincoln, told The Blade that she lion ofthe'attending physician." · A ~ident is a t»cent graduate "doctt-in·tralnlng wbo was asked was di~inted that lhe board did of medical school wbo ·is lillining at to perfOIID well beyond his level of not discipline Swann. ''I think a slap on the wrist is a hospital. competence." · Board spokeswoman .Lauren Swann faced three charges of not enough for him," sbe said '.'1 know what went on in that delivezy Lubow said tbe board, in mating not meeting minim•! standatds of room .... That was very shabby · its ruling, 'accepted the JP1X!P'ii"''l~- The DtaXimiiDI penalty could dation of ID investigator, witb a have been loss of his medical medical ~-" "There were bruises all ovet her few modifications. The bOard did license. Swann did not Rturn a phont face. Sbe had a full bead of hair, so not ~lease !be names of lbe babies' they we~ probably on ber skull, parents. call seeldng tWJtneDt Thursday. The tb_!'CC babies we~ born in But Swann, 38, told The .Blade too. I mean, sbe bad a fractured pali0,949 Subsaiptlon ordc~ by: By GEORGE ABATE _ "We located in this couoly Sentinel News Starr · because of a heavy poclcct of grow· · BFG Supply Co. founder John ers in Me.lgs County,~ Zala said. Gander is ~nuning to his Southeast "We want to draw fintn the immeOhio rootS. diate area and also outside of this · A native of McConnelsville, ares." · Gander opened his ninth horticulThe 6,()()().square-f<i0t buil~ tural wholesale opemtion in Port- and 1,800-square-foot loading land yesterday establishing a at Harris Farms w= perfectly fit~gional base for his business. led for the company's needs, Zala With $30 million in sales last said. BFG will strictly ~nt space year, BFG Supply Co. is the lead- from Harris Farms _;with the posing greenhouse supplier in the Mid- sibility that with enough growth a west, said Chuck Zala, a BFG sales separate warehouse could be built representative. Holding its grand later, he added. opening yesterday, the one-man "We have a minimum•of a fiveoperation had its ftrst day of busi- year commitment to this facility," ness. , Zala said. ''We hope to be here for The Ponland warehouse- the 20 or 30 years. We're definitely companies' ninth -will serve a here to slay." 125-mile mdius in Southeast Ohio The firm already has a strong and clear to Charleston, W.Va., relationship with local growers, Zaia said. BFG already bas ware- Zala said, adding they supply mo~ houses in Ohio, Michi&an, New than 50 percent of the area growers. York and Pennsylvania and "We're not coming into the area empiO)'S ~ut 110 employ~ and getting new busi~ess. We're BFO got Its s181t as a retail flow- just doing this as a semce to grower shop - shifting strictly to ers," Zala said. wholesale about 20 years ago, be Ellceptional service in supplying added. products on-time remains the busi- Mix din - greenhouse structures, seeds for poinsettias, annuals, ferns, new guineas, impatiens, marigolds and dallias, tubs and pot· ted plants, Oats, trays, and hanging baskets. 'The warthouse can access a catalog with more than 6,000 products, Za1a said. Bill Hupp - the sole local employee- wiU manage the operation. This site is the third pick-up warehouse in the chain and requires fewer employees since it does not deliver. The wholesaler will be open from 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday; 8:30 am-11:30 a.m. Saturday; and will be closed on Wednesdays. For . more information, call 1-800-8432830. "When growers come in our door they can expect the best service and best product variety available," Zala said. "There's no disputing !haL We've eslablished ourselves all these years as number one." .Medical board avoids disciplining doctor 4 cylinder, IUiomlltc, air conditioning, AM/FII Iter10; PS,· PB, air bag, 7- ADDRESS a full Une fll dtemk:all ud lledding COiltainers. Pictured from lert are BUI Hupp, Cliff Boaner, Brian McCaffrey, Wayne Capka, Dkk' Dupll!r, 11m Smltll, Clluclt Zilla, Tony BGrlln ud Don Hor· Ii8k. Tlie - - Melp opa atloa wW be run by BDI Hupp. (Sea· tine! pit~ by George Abate) · Greenhouse suppl-ier opens Meigs business tlbll, 11.0 V-1, II lpeed, cond., AMJFM eau., PS, PW, ' PDL, lilt, cruiH, more. Only 22,000 mllee. ·-· seninl! a 1(). 10 40-~ ICDtence =t..:n NEW GREENHOUSE SUPPUER- BFG Supply Co; opened aew warellouse Ill Portl8lld Tltursclay. The wholesale wareholllil! I 1987 at the now closed Parkview Hospital. Swann now practices obstetrics at Riverside Hospital." In one case, Swann used a forceps to tum the baby into the correct position and attempted delivery tbat was ill-advised, a board investigator found. · "As a result of the forceps procedure, the infant suffered serious injury wbicb very lilc:ely contribut· ed to ber death approximalely eigbt bours afler birth." the investigator said. In another case, Swann improperly used forceps during a delivery that ··~suited in sevm injury fu !be infant," the board said Swann was training under Dr. William Mooney, wbo now lives in Colomdo and faces similar board Continued on page 3 Gallia man bound over to .grand jury on charge A Gallipolis man accused of , murdering his wife waived his right to a preliminary bearing this morning and was bound over to !be neXl sessioo of the Oa1Ha County gtand jury. Johnny R. White, Jr., was scbed· uied for a preliminary bearing at 1 p.m.,today, but waived the bearing Ibis moruina Ia the GalliN8!: M1miclpll Court of Judge W · ' S. Medley. Bond was continued at $200,000 cash. . The grand jury Is scheduled to meet Dec. 16. ' White swrendmd 10 aulhorliies Dec. 2 at a ~ladve'a bome after holding police and sheriffs deputlea at bly for more thm four ('botbam Avenue residence. Bonne L. White, 32, died of multiple gunshot 'IIOIIIIIIs. White also faces charges In Malon Ccunty, W.VIL, for a sbootlng and atltlllpted robbery. After allesedly shooting Ilia wife, White ~ponedly travded 10 I houn. . bar in Hmdencll. W.VL, Bod shot Pollee be&IID searcbln& for Ills cousin, Doaald White, 37, of . While lbonly after midnight wbeo . Apple Grove, W.VL his wife's body was found Bl their I . · . • · . · • • • • • ; • West Virginia officials· fight extra dioxin testing V-8, euloiMIIc, 11r condlltt•~na. AMIFM Clllllte, powHat, PS, PB; PW, power locke, ·ttl!, cruiH, dUll .., 3.8L v-e, 1uto., air conditioning, AM/FM cae111t1, power 1111, PS, PB, PW, power door locke, lilt, cruiH. ways to do progtBiiiS than it is to find ways to cut spending." Ohio Rep. Paul Gillmor, with m~ seniority than Portman, consicleted seeking a Ways and Means seat, but bowed out to present a united front for Ohio lild to ~e his seniority on another powerful pand, the Commen:e Committee. In addition to handlin~ taX policy and trade, Ways and Means will be handling welfR ~form - one of the fust-100-days promises of the GOP "Conb:aCt With America." "I think welfR ~form is 'oing to be the most controversial issue we deal w1th .in the committee over the next three months," Portman said in ID interview from Cincinnati. ''This is w~ a lot of the policies will he initially fonnulatcd." 1 :I ' ~HO, Jl-.{'t CO/L R 11 A Sentinel subscription is the perfect gift. It's useful and fits every size and taste. Just ftlCOV= for felonioltl auault aod auravat· ed robbery coavlctlolla from Franldia Coullty. - tnocted out fl&bt aod - H01pltal llaledfor at Dbglollal head cuts. He wu returned to the E::C::r'ay 1fta11ooo, M~. whether it mlgbt have become during Wght · Normally the slats extend for· ward and down during a landing 8lllllll8Ch to provide exlilllift uodet t6e Winl! as the plane slows. · c~tive Coast Guard, making LaTOUI\llle an important figure for Ohio from his first day on lbe job. The Ways and Means Committee seat won by Portman followed intense behind-the-scenes maneu· vering. The panel is a prized plum in the House, and when Republicans ~ in lhe minority Ibm we~ few seats to go around. · Portman speculated that competition was great because of lhe change in atmosphere that wiU make the other highly prized job - Appropriations Committee -·a place that's less likely to generate easy porlc for the home districts. "Ways and Means was ~ly popular," he said. ' 'The Appropriations Committee is a little tougher place to be now,! think, becanse it's more fun to fmd 1993 FORD T·BIRD LX ~ched One Size Fits All · Two Ohio incoming freshmen, Frank ~means of Gallipolis and Bob Ney, will serve on the House Banking Canmittee. Cremeans in addition will serve on the Public Lands and Resources Committee, and Ney on the Veterans committee. Rep.-elect Steve LaTourette will serve on the Transportation and Government Refonn committees. The transportation panel will handle all public works, including lhe Army Corps of Engineers and • 1.. ·.,;,N "1\ll.t,. !'i Crash probe prompts call for· better 'boxes' PITTSBURGH (AP) - It's known as lbe "black box," and it records information from airplane "We got somebody on almost every committee," Regula said Thunda . "We did well." Rep.-elect Steve ~habot did particularly well for a freshman. He will serve on lhe Judiciary, lntemation.al Relations and Small Business committees. $13I ·949 .. • 2 Secllona, 12 Pegee 35 centa. A Mulllmedil Inc. NIWI!l4IPI'. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, December 9, 1994 Donald White survived ,the shooting. I Tbe murder suspect is also believed to have attempted to rob Soutltside, W.Va. residents at gun• . pcinL Tbe residents ~PonecuY beat White and be fled lhe !Cei!F· · Alll:r his arrest, While Was treated for a fractured ankle and multiple lacerations received during the alleged robbery attempl Morris also .ordered the state The Capenon adminlslilltion is Division of EnvilonmeDtal Procecfighting fedmtl cff!XU to delermine how much dioxin is in lbe Ohio tion to n:quire Panons .t WhiucRiver before _permittiDil the pro- more, Inc., parent company of posed Apple Grove Pulp aod Paper Apple Grove Pulp and Paper, to Mill, accordin& to • report in cooduct more extensive IDOIIiiDriiiJ of !be proposed mill's dioxin distoday's Charleston Gaunt. DioxiD would be ~leased by the charge~~. In a letter stamped Nov. 30, mill's chlorine dioxide pulp and Morris Slid DEP must bold IDOCber paper bleadting process. A preliminary U.S. Eaviron- public bearing on tbe cbanges In mental Pro!CCtion A&ency report mooitoriDJ and any olber c:blnges lbat result from lbe dioxin testJ. ~leased in September concluded DEP Director David C. that even tiny amounu of dioxin Callagban responded to Morris last caa cause cancer, reproductive problems and developmental disor- week, arguing tbat the federal agency bas no autbority to tevlew ders. AI Morris, director of water or approve tbe mill permit, the management for EPA Regioo m in Gaoellt nated. Calla&ban. in a Dec. 2 leta tq_ Pbiladelphia. told Stale officials lasl week that federal scientists would EPA Region Ill Admiaistrator conduct a comp~benslve test of Peter Kostmayer, rejected futtber dioxin background levels in the dioxin testa, other EPA-proposed Oblo. Morrison said without a bet- changes, and the scbedulins of . ter sense of background dioxin lev- another public bcarillg. Callaghan charged that a 12els, it is not possible to koow year-old EPA agreement with the Whelber the wrrent permit limit is state does not allow the federal acceptable, or whai an acceptable permit limit should be. Continued on page 3 ·236 U. S. soldiers are injured in Panama riots NUEVO EMPERADOR, Pana· rna, (AP) - A "tense calm" returned to Cuban ~fugee camps after at least 236 U.S. soldif:rli were wounded by rock-throwing protesters angry about the slow pace of efforts to find them penna· nenthomes: At least 17 Cubans w= reported wounded in lbe rioting, which began Wednesday and was brought uqder conlrol a day later. It was~ worst outbrealc of violence since President Clinton ordered U.S. wmbips to intercept Cuban refugees at sea in August. About 8,500 refugees have been held at camps in Panama under U.S. supervision since September. More than twice that many are detained at lhe U.S. naval base at Guantanarno Bay, Cuba. Vice ~ident Gore said today · that the riots would not fon:e any changes in U.S. immigration poli- cy. . . "We're taking a lot of steps including actively seeking thud countries for them to go to," Gore · told CBS Morning News. "We R also IICtively ~viewing humanitarian and hardship cases ... and we R improvin~ the conditions tb=.'' A milttary spokesman, speaking on condition of anonymity, conContinued on page 3 Local briefs:-church B&E investigated An electric guitar and ID amplifier w= ~potted stolen froa! lbe Pentecostal Assembly Chun:h on state Route 124 near Racine. According to a ~pon from Meigs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby, Pastot Bill Hoback found Thursday morning that the cbun:h had been enlered through a window on lhe lower level of the cburcb. An investigation is continuinJ, Soulsby Slid. Criminal damaging probed Deputies of the Meigs Couaty Sberitl's Department R investi· gatin& the breaking out of the front door at Eastern High School sometime Tuesday evening. A school custodi;ut was notified of the dama&e at 6:SO p.m. Tuesday, accmling 10 a slteriff's repon. Arrests, citations issued Tbc followln& arrests or citations were issued ~cently by deputies of !be Meigs County Shcrifr s Departmelit · James Eddy, Reedsville, was cited to Meigs COUIIty Court 011 a charge of drivina unclel tioaocial ~ponsi~ action su.,.,Woo after being stopped on state Route ·124 near ville. Mike Stanley, 28, Gold Rid&e Road, was arrested for driving under lbe influet1ce and no operator's license after bein& stopped oo Mud Sock Road near Harrisonville. He was placed in the Mei&s County Jail. · · A passengec in Stanley's vdlicle, Sieve Hanning, was anesledoo a char&e from Athens County. He was transported to .the county line. 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