http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/72362d13b95ebbe0763164ebd6a9e5ce.pdf 7342d40be812df064a6e8a68f4f8931f PDF Text Text ..... I I •TM o.lty lentlnet - At.t.EY OOP ~~"T:::~ • Bengals' backup may be cut, B 1 NIA Cro ..worcl Puull 11\IDOI ------~. --~~------ Nllt.LIP /l.LOI!I\ Mtlp County's Hometown Nlwtpllptr ·AEP, landowners negotiating 4~(1/ temn assembles .to prepare c~ffers Go backward 'l'hl~ W~~k. \111! II~ ~ tutlylntt 1}1\Vll IIlii!• IJ,\lll'~ 11~1\HI)IIH~ thut 8v kiVIN Kmv KKELlV\CIMVDAILVTRIBUNE.COM C'IIESIIIIUi - Ncgutiatiuus with prupct1y owners in Cheshire luo~hl !t 111 sell to Amcrknn Elct:lrk Power urc tllldcrwuy lllltl urc "buskully In the hunds t\t the Ulltlrneys," lhmuld G. 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AUGUST 71 lu lhc NIWIPAPIRI c..., AN IN _, MO)ol lvbjealll II ICilAM·LITI ANIWIRI 1=/anot • Yalloc • Ht.m:y • Splssh • PERSON Two gold dl}lgtra wert tllndlng outtldt ~ very DM· clutlva ~tub . One grinned to tnolhtr: ''Knowl1dge 11 llOWtr, II vou know It about tht right PERSON I" 'Birtbday "Thut·~tluy, Au~ . "· 2(102 Thu y~ur uhcutl ltttll~111~- 11 II UUI or lhOulli (ll)d lnur tho new. Mnny ' rrc•ft "l'l'urlllnlllcl will bl IJI'uouttlut W you. ulluwln¥ yuu ht lltrn ynur llr~ urm111d In wuy~ 111111 wlll e nrl ~h yuu bulh llllllt't'lnlly un~ >t•lrlwully, · LI!O 1July 23·Aus. 121 , ll y lii >U II~tt~ill~ Ytturlelr Ill• tilly r"'"' *'""~thlnM 1hu1 lin* lt•·~tt lllllll'lulu ~ llve , yttu'll II II 1111111111 ~11 11 r Mflllll yuu flU II' lito ~ h11n~u lur new 1 1~rKt ii1UI h~~lnnln~• · Lu! 11tu ulli Mil with 1101 rc»rut•. Knuw whurc lit illttk fttr I'CJitlllfiUU Utili y"u ' ll 1111d 11. 'l'he Amu• tllltjlh Mltl~hlllltkt•r IIIKIUitlly t·~vuu l ; whlclt ! l~ni urc m· . IIIUIIIlclliiY Jlill' rc~l ror YIIU. Mall ,\ 2 ,, Ill MuMIIIIitkcr, u/11 lltl • ttcw•ltttp~r. 1'.(). IJu~ lrt7. Wit kllllu, 011441~)2. VII(CIO IAn~ , l~ ·Scp!. 2l) ri11~ill~ bi' hll!ln~ ".~IIIIICIIIIIC! lltlill~ hlll'llli~~~ · live IIIIIIW! tii!C 10 unveil ~IIIII lrttlh•. 'J'nduy lniiY br IItie ur llttt;C IIIIIC! WilellllCJni: Uli Jty Ylllll'clr Cllll leu~ Ill li ~CIIVCr• I~' 111111 will free you rt)lll er· l'llttt'""' hcllcl'1, I. !IIIlA IN~I!I , 23·0CI. 23) • . ' l~tdu v tttttrk• lhe llc~lnnln~ 11l II II~W .•llllrt ~ydc, Dill Will1 •l~itlllt 'lllll · u ~c urroH c~~. \ .local ·unrest Dlttlla, A2· Sh1cc linst ttwt'Cullutl TocMy'l r:lut: I' tqutll 0 n11c h~ul'l, West lcutls the hcurt nine. How "OIN OWWI IIDHX fiNO WtHtltl yuu plu11 the plu{l ZJTW H I'JVHMMW CWWII 'I'O.J w~e: 1\ Ht·st d1c~k yout· ~f\~NJZE:~,. VtJ"..t lhscr~. You lmvu 1\llllll H IXVWV XDYIHX." In SJHilics, lltiiiC In hcnt'ls, two In diu· \o.JOULC t'£ "MIVXQ . IHiiiWI UJitD H IIHIIHis. 1111d 011~ m two In duhs. So, II' UWX' CIIIIWI" liu~t hn.l the cluh u~c. i "VCI')'Ihllll! Will be HDC IHCIWVI · f fine . But whntll' West PJIIIVIOUI IO~UTION - 'OIIIt hit nolhlna 10 do with I'IIOn• lms thlll kuy curd'/ ey. lt't 1n 1u11 ol oonlldtnotlhlllt btlng tuft w11110u1 being 'l'hL•n llusl must huv~ oookv.•- Ann ~1ndtrt som~ j!Otldlc~ lu tllu· II11HitiN, SO )lUll CHtiiiUI r-- - - - -....,....,scl u/' lhnt suit with · "" U Iilii cllltll! Bust on S'"'"'UONI< letPitngt ltlltrl ol lkt 1 luulllll Nhll'l tuu dub 0 lour acramblta woraa bt• -• ' thl'lllll!h yuur khll!· low II lorm laur almplt WOIGl. ""'"""""""' "H Anulyte the u11cn· VI · ., lny llluil. It lulls you MOVBED "ffaoloiL. tlml IJ.ust huM huih tho I i houri kin!! und hcurt I 0. ThiN JIIV~M )IIlli 1 lhr~c huurf trl~ks II' T RI PN I yuu cover West's 4 nine with dummy'li I I 1 I I '--"~':..·-·_.ro_'•..;.,y~;.;,1;._....a~~.wo~ ll CcII • I' ru K1111111 bI y Lust will pluy his klnj!, which you Cllll· lllt'c with your ucu. You dt·uw lhrcu roll ntis nl' trumpM und· 1111! In the dummy, 1hun illuy u hcurt lo yuur ull!hl. Nc~t. you cush lhe holll'l juck. tiiNCUI'Uilll! one Of PRINT NUM8mo Lmus dummy's clubs. Your · IN TH!I! sgyABU . . Ill II'ICkM uro l'lvo uN!CNAM&LI Lmm ro 1 I sputlcH, thruu hcurts, On! AN!W!I . . ··! .• I rcall} tlun't ~n\ll'. lur ,ul'l.' what the tnl'l'ltng' arL' ull at>o.1u1 e\l·epilhut they urc infllrtllltlitlllUI." Counc:tlmrtn Ron llaulmonll. lllll' uf the aftCL'It•d own· cr'. ' IIIU Wcdnc,du) . • . " We all hu\l' IJUCstton' und ure wondcriu~ h.•.•" · u·, ~~·in~: tt• be ~·ur· . ricd OUt." he uddc•tl . " I think every· thin~ is dmwin!! tu u clu"··" AEP plun' 111 hu> 11w villuge lncoq)( 1rnlcd m 1\l~3 bul in cxi~lence for HI leu'l II Cl'llllii'V· hcflii'C - 1(1 CXpund 11\)CI'.tlilll\' Ill iht• neighboring Gen. Jnmc' ~I (iu' itt l'u\\er Plunl. A '' \lttl-hurmn~ ~cncr<tling fudlity. PIHII IH luyout. AJ may not end Weather lll~hcll lll!l!l'c~s lvcly ftllll' Sj111\l~s . i mcm wus mude puhlk. "As u nulller of fart . mv wnlruct with AEP runs from Junt.' tuilillh~ end of the yt•ar," suid McDudc . "But I'll prnouoly stuy un fur u 'ht>rltimc ullcr lhc lirq ul' the new year." lnftll'll\utionulmccting~ wcrc " ·hcd· ulccJ hy lh~ UIIOI'Ilcys Wilh rfllilt:l'ly owucrs Wcdnesuuy night nm. lttni~hl HI the Musonk hull iu Ihe 11ld C'hcshtn• High Sdmol. whkh ul'l> ht>uses viihi~C l'OUilcil. rhc meetings UI'C do,cd. Pmpcrly owucrs who ngrccd to sell Iheir lnnd urc operating under u confi. 1.lly u~rccmenl. dcnltu "''ve l,lOttdcus ami cxpcctlllions. 0111 AEP buyout . l IIIli '7.00\C.. O•HII~ ~tCII-\ i ~~ Dt: 11\1Jlt:I1Y owners und plun 1t1 pn.·,ctlt u 1i~l of otl'crs til lcusl by the end ol' the ycur til AEP. suld Ronuld G. Me Dud,•. "AEP Is rcully not involved," Mlid ML·Dutle , ni'CtireLt rc~innul ul1kiul for AEP wh11 temporunly rcjuiucd the cumpuny 10 assist durin!! lhc btty\IUI )11\ICCSS. The comptmy is "rea ll y just Wttilin!( fill' the IIIIIII'IICY~ lo hring Ihe pnd..u!le tu them.'' he sulll. . · Ncguliullons were slowed hccuusc agreements hud nut bt'CII u_wdc W!lh ull 111' the l;mduwncrs. Md)ut.lc ~mll. llut AEP ~till cxpc~l~ the ~a le tu he cotnplctcLI by the end uf ilw year, as il ,111111l1Unc:cLI April I(j when the ugrcc· ~Yelll! ~uul~ ----- >lurt devclupln» ul tlntc In u mnnncr 1hu1 wJ IIWIIken IICW hllpCI i'ur YIIU . StOIU'IO (.0~1. 24·Nt!V , 22) •• lr you hnvun' 1 hetin ~11!11111~ your~alf- of lute, · cltun~e1ure YIIU h11ven'1hoan u~klcvln» 1111 W ·yuur IIOIM· 1lul. Stut'lill¥ lttduy, be»ln w 1a1 new, lofty JtJUI! fur ynur· ICI( lllld ~ra~k !lOW II Oil Iham, .~MIIT'TAiliUS fNuv , 23· D~~ . 2I) ·· 'Tak• ulivuntuge 11f lhl rruh OpjltJrtunlly you'll •11 hJdny wununver new datu fn un ureu where yuu'vo belen wurklng . YtJUeun U~!julro the lnfutlnalion you need 10 re· !~Jive un 11ld problem. CAJilliCOilN (Dee . 22·Jun. 19) .. An U!*UI:Iala whollkoi Yt1U Ulilt hul been UOnlld.rln. lnvllln» yuu to purtlulpule In un fnlicuvor 1hut euuM be quite pwrltublt. ·ruduy tll")) U, lho duy YIIU JCI bruttjijl Into the pl~lura . . MJUAiliUS (Jun. 2U·Hab. 19) .. 'l'hl' J; un uuellent duy Ill ~~~~t!IIUIO thUI· UMraatncnt · yuu'va bean ho111ns 1u brlna. uhmu . Term; ~tt n lie wurlteil \lUI 10 everyone '; lltUIUUI Uti• /Ill' VU IIIIIMC , l'l~t:BI! (l'cb. 20·Mureh YltU ' Ve IIIWII~ i beCH · wllllnl 111 wut'k hurd 1'11r poi· !ttnul ~niM, 1lu1 ~ou tlon'l ul· . wuy~ ga11he brenkK. 1'utlny, 1r you . rc 1 1run~ly mm/vutcd, 11111 won't he un uh1tu~ e. AI« IllS (Murch 21-ApriiiY) .. If there 11 lnmethlnf you would like II) be more In· VIII ved In, tuduy muy be the duy 10 mukc ymtr muvc. tJuM 'l WOIIIU he lt!kcd, liU Uf· l~r 11. · 'I'AUI«US !April ZII· Mny 21J) ,. AI !hOI~ lime~ lt!dtty wh~n ynu find yuur!cll' Junk· · hiM out rur 111~ wcllurc Df illh· ' m, you will ttthlcva grc11l . ~monul iilll!l'u etlon. It'll mukc yiJU J'acl ~uotl 11buu1 yuur!cll', · · OBMINi (MMy 21·June 21J) .. llomenno yt~u met rocenlly und hdve been hupln¥ Ill ouhli vall u rrlend!hlp wilh muy openly utrer uceaptnnce of ' · YOU Uitluy, If yuu WIINI Ill QCI · yuur wi1~J II!Jltllld lu klud. CANCut« (June 21 ·luly 22) .. Toduy tn1ry mnr~ u red·lcl• tar d~y for yuu uun"rnl nM your work ur cureer. An Ill!· purtunt ~avelttpm cm 11111)' lflln!plrc lhut will ltllve u ilf· reet 1rreut on buHcrlus your · curnln•'· ·Noodle supper WILKESVILLE Wilkesville Unhctl Methodist Cl1ur.:h will huvc u hc~f und. ~hldcu nuodlc suppct' wlllt hotttcn:udcJ1ic s uml i.:c ~I'CUIII o11 Sullll' uy. Au11 . 17. Servin~ will hc~ li1 ut 4 p.ll\ . Bonds forfeited . MIDDI.EI'OR1' - Two lilcllvlduuls l\1rl'dlcll htmt.ls In Mlddlepot'l MByor 'il C'tlllt'l 'l\1cstluy. ihcy were Arlcllu Vunovcr•. Mldt.Jicptm , $6~ . Nl~~cd. 1111d 11'inu M .. RIJ'I'Ie, dulllpolls, $M. 'peed. EMS runs I)OMBROY - U1ilts l'l' Meigs Bmcrgcn~y Scrvkcs 1'esp1111dcd ltl the fnllowlng culls ·Wcunesduy : . CJ.:N'I'~AL OISIWI'CH 9:2H u.111 ., Qhlo Rnulc 124, Vkkl Elo.<o, HoiZcl' Mcdlcul Ccntct·: ~: 10 p.111 .. VIIIU!!C Munor. Jllhtmy Johnson, Hnlt.cr. OLD PIANO :i885 u~fiGht grand PIMO tskeh lroll1 lloOr · . ' Academy building haa been restored and Ia now on permanent display at the Chester courthOuse . Max E!orlng, lelt, at1d Junior White , who did the restoration work, put lhe face· board on the plano, whloh was played during the recent Chaster S l1a~I!J Days ~elebra llon !Charlene Hoeflich) · Making music again Restoration puts vmtage ptano back in shape f IV Lotteries OHIO PickS: 6· 1·2 Pick 4: 3-7·8·8 SuptrLotto: 2· 10"1NI· l9· 42 Bonu• 8111: 26 Klcktrl 4·9· H· ~· 6 Picks nllht: 8·7·0 Pick 4nllhl: 1·9·9·9 W.VA. D1lly 3: 5·3·9 Deily 4: 8·9·2·0 ttowtrblll: 13-3!1-40-46-47 (35) Index :llocllon• - 11 Pllll Calender Cllllllfled• Comics Oear Abby Editorials Movies Obituaries Sports · Weather ~' 2002 A4 85·7 B8 A4 A6 A3 A3 · 81·5 A2 Ohio V•llay Publlohlnt Co. f '· CHAIILINI HOII'LICH HOmiCHIIl'M\'OAIL\'SENTINEL.COM CHESTER - When the old IHHS Sdlubert uprlgiH grund pluno wuH discovered 011 the third floo r of the ChcHicr Acudemy, members of the CheHler"Shulle Hli~lorlcul Society recng· nlzed It u8 un lnKtrulttetll worthy t)f prellervlng. 'rhcy knew I hut it hud been neglected lor yeurM und won· tiered II' It could be repulrcd, but decided It wus worth the cl'f'ort 111 sec whut could be dune to bring the nld pluno buck to life. The fit's! dtullc11ge wus gelli111,! It down J'rom the third floor to the first lloor where It cuult.l be wnrketl on. 1'hut wu11 HOI ved when Btwm Lumber Co. volunteered lo bring In 11 hnlsi und hundle tho move . Then Joseph "Junior" While, n plono tuner, und Mux Bol'lng, who hud u spe· dul Interest In old lnstl'umenls. were culled In to look It over. They agreed to tucklc the jub of restoring the piuno to pluylng condllion. First It hud to be taken ull upurt und dcuncu, an(l then lhe putts hud lo be rcpuircd, rcpluceu or rcl'urhished before II could be pltl buck together. Once the job wus ~omplct· ell the heuvy plano hmJ 111 be moved uguln --: this lime from the first 11om of the ucu,lcmy 1111 he 1823 rcslorell Chester Courthouse court· room, which would be 1111 pcrmuncnl home. Just t.ltays hefore Chester· Shuuc Duys' festivities begun, when hundreds of visitOrS Were CApeCicd 'lo visit the community, Buum Lumber brought buck.ln lhc Ple•1e ... Muelc, AJ COLUMBUS tAl') - By fot·mt•d Citllcth Aguln>l huylng mo'l of 11 picturesque Pollutltm lo prt''"ttl' the .:nmsuul hensl Ohio Iown, · punr 111 d•' tnPI'l' 111 ''"'"'-e the i\mcrkun ElcclriL· l'l•wer uir '' ciL•un. 1\ \Vl''l Vir!-litllu wottld 1,\CI whul il wuntcd - luw)~l' hc ~an illl '''' li~ tllilll-: the amlli"cly what il didn't. l,""ihiL• l'ikl'l' 111 Clll l"lllll> The. lll'll[Xt>cd deal would lomiu ~ a'T'"' Iii•' Oh i11 R1ver. 'i.ttlicl Cheshire rc>idctll.'' · Pui I h-111kpp . .111 •\EP pc,ky compluit1ls uhmtl pulltt 'll\l"""mtn . '"'LI the \\lltTic' lion from AEP's ~nul - fired me unl'lllll\\lcd IIIHI thai the Gen . .lumcs M. Ouvln plnnt, company i• 11111 ' urpl'iwd m erusc the possibility of f\lturc the I'Ctlclion. dulm~ lll' llu~~il>: from vll· "AI,ytimu there's u shuution lu4jcrs, und pn~vlde lund for thllllliefl)'s ullne drown where t_h~ plunl 's cxpunslnn. 11nc !!l'llllp Is Included und lh~ II nlsll hus sparked ~ rowing u1hcr i., nol, there\ J<,eliug., d·itidsm nnd rumbltng' or li~ c thi,," lw '<tiLl. . future luwsuils from ulhcrs AEP in,i>ls the agree me Ill 1~ whmc hume~. buslne,,e, uml unthiur mon•thitllll rcul '''lute ~chuols rim the lown.und who tll'qui"tinn "' cxpund unltHtd· weren't oi'J'ercd the sumc buy · ing lu ~i lilt e> lor rivet hurgcs out. currying L'ltttl. But lliiiiiY "This is not going to be u- C'hcshi rc rc>idcm' >Cc lhc JlUr· punuceu for AEP. bct:uu>c dta>c' a' compcn.,ulton for you're still ~olng huvc the pol· pollution. lution, you rc still gning to The utility suy' the plulll huve ltnpuclcd communities, opcrulcs withi11 sllllc unu fed· ellher host or thnsc down· erul rcgulution, , II hu' wind," suid l'mrlclo Sllvu, uppculcd 11 U.S. M.ldwcst uctlvllles ~nordinutor Envlrunmenlut Pnt1et:li11n fnr the Nuturnl Resources Agcm·y u•·cusnllttll thul cmi~· Defense Cuuncil, 11 nonprolil sious violulcd the t'lctln Air · cnvinmmcnlul group bused in Act in Augu•l 2(XX). New York . C'AI'urgunit.cr Puul Siin.,on, ''Thut's going to be uliubili- 4R, whu live• just outside the ly question mark lhul 's going villu~c, suid pun of the pmo· to contl.nue tu t.lunglc in front lcm 1s thut the rcgullllitlll' ure of this compuny." 100 lux. Since Columbus-bused AEP "We're 11ghtlng on 1wo 11nnounccd In April I hut II froms. One. i.~ Itt get the com· would accept residents' offer pu11y to renli1.c whm 1hc plum to Nell th11 tvwn for $20 mil · Is doing to us, and, two, i' to lion, school district lcuders get our s1111e und ft:dcr11l re~u ­ severul times have discussed tutors to realize 111111 cmi.l>lllll their health concerns with llmlls should he stmngcr," com puny nlliclals . A group of suid Stinson, who"c group has southeast Ohio residenls ubo111 80 memncr, . Kinship ·program lends aid to Meigs families IV AINU H4PKA AHAPKAOMYOAikYSSNTINilL.COM POMEROY - Knislng u fumlly I ~ never u totally smooth roud: there ore ulwKys chullenges and so muny needs to meet ulonathe way. These chullenges con be compound· ed when 11 relutlve <lr llOt!·relutive has Iuken ·over the substitute cure of u ~hlld In the ub~ence of 11 willlna or ublc parent. Thui'N why the Kln~hlp Nuvlgulor progrum wu~ inltluted - to try to help fum Illes In this situation with ~orne of the 11nanclul and emolionul burdens uren'leven reimed to the chllu orchil· the~ en~oUitter. dren concerned. The)' ure ju~t for 1 he program Is bused In the Mclgfi some reason left wlih the child. County Council un Aging Inc.'s " I cun navigate them through the senior center, und provides servlcell system. of finding duycure, getting und support to ull kinds of nou· lrudl· health insurance," Rayburn suld. "I set llonul fumllies. up uppointments for them und thut "The ulm of the progrum is to pro· ktild of thing. It's all confidcntl~l. vide any unmcl nceLI . It muy be unless I huve permlssiun 10 refer them clothes or food. or it may be ju~l cmo· lo someone ei!IC." . lionul support," suitl Le sli e Rayhurn, J1i nnnclul Huppon is ulso uvuiluble prugrum coortlinutor. under cenain clrcumswnccs. "We heiJJ people ruising gruntl, hil· Sometlme8, Rayburn said. children drcn. nephews, nieces, 1md some who are left with substitute curegiverH becuuse .u ·purent hu~ been incurcerut· ed. Another reason •t•·m• from the burgeoning issue of young, unmarri'ed people having children und finding they urc unuble lo cure for them. "It hus ulwayH been bud, but il Is gelling worse ull the time," said Ruyburn . Playing purcnt ~un be u messful job, especially as muny of these youngsten urc unhnppy und have pre· viuu~ly had uiflkult fumily liveN, 'The ch ildren often huvc emotional Plun 11t1 Kln1hip, AS The Holzer Medical Center Diabetes Support Group will meet Sunday, Augu1t 11 from 2:00 • 4:00 pm in lhe Hospilal's French 500 Room. Outtt $pNktr · Chad Foreman, RPh. · Wai·Mart Pharmacilt MEDICAL CENTER In Mtfst County: Thundery, August 15 at 10:30 am · Meigs Slnior Center Discover I h(' 1/o/J.el' Olffcrence, AuQutt 19, 20 and 21 from 2:00 • 5:00pm in !he French 500 Raom 211) .. For mort .. or 1o coli www.holzer.org ______ __....._ ---· . �The Dally Sentinel • Page A 3 www.mydallyaenttnel.com The Daily ntin 1 Eastem board, OAPSE Governor wants changes approve contrad . · at Tumpike Commission Treatment initiative backers file petitions Ohio weather Fl'lday. Aug. I BY BftlAN J. Rml extra II\Ollths to fuel!." 1\\ople ihteh!sted iii this 1)1"01!1'11111 tl\l)' CQI1tact Leslie ltayb\1111 at thtl Mel!ls Cllullty Council ot\ Ajtnl! Inc.'s $1!1\lot cetlter at ('NO) 992788tl, extension l2~. • Slight warmup slated for Friday UV T~£ IISSOCI ...UD l'll!SS Tempen1111res wore 10 s1uy cooler 1\l(lny. wilh hillhS ris· ln11 into the low 80s, tho _jNnllonul Wonthor Sorl'lco sui d. · Lows lonijlht will he In tho mid ~ Os , It will wurm up on friduy. with hiuhs in the low tu mid tiOs und lows In 1he low to mid 1\0s. The nexl \:hunce tbr rnln will he Monduy, Sun~et tonll)hl will he nt RJ7. Sunris~ l'ridny will t>o ut 6J7 u,m, Luws In th.- lowor 60ll. Kxtonded fum:a!ll Saturday."MO$tly s11nny. Hl11h~ In tho mid 80s. Stlturday 111~1\t ... Mostly clet~r. Low~ in tho mld 60s. Sundt~y ... Mo~tly clotu. lill!hs In the uppol' ROs. tvtundt~y... Pnrtly cloudy. A chn1wo uf showors tmd tllun· der~tmtm In thi! t~ftornoon Md Ol'onlna. l.ows In thll mid 60s nnd hfi!hS in thO Uppor 80s. 'l'llosdt~y ... Ptutly cloudy. Scuttorod showers and thun· dorstorms from ourly util!rnoun on. Luws In tho uppor 60~ und hljhs In thll uppor ROWs. d d p l I d o nos uy.. , art y c ou y with ~cuttorod showers tmtl thunderstorms, l.ows In tho upper 60s und hil!h~ in the mid aos, . '111o Ollltl anoowy ~onoNI'~ ~tttll' lll~h""''"' P\IP'lft' ~ookh~ too moooy from ~hMr Hkkmt~n, tll.'\o't\1\lh~ to t1 l<'t'lmplt~hlt filed In Stl\1'1;: County C\lmmM Pl~tl~ Cmu't. "~ proll\lhly OOn't OliJ)\NI t\l 1~'\Wt!f thtll fil\100\11, \\\!'to prull\lbly lmph1j tu ju~t ~ot ~1m1i!thh111," ~t1i1l Sum Hlhh.~. ~~o~mun for tl\o Ohio Di.lpt~rtmollt ol' Momt~lllMhh. Tho ~oncy ~~ fllQulred to 11\l~ll~ fll~•mom ol)llon~ U' tOOl'\\ llfi! fi!li~Qn~ tl:l ooUo~ t1 P\ltltmt h11~ 1'\\~\lll\'\~~ t1\!t1lh1blo, Hlhll.-~ ~tlllt aoaa...Js· ·.d. •wr body foun State sees surp .of Interest In online charter schools COLU MBUS (AP) - lookin11ut thl~ anti ~ayllll!, With thmt~ttlltl~ of ~tmltmt~ 'M~~j>h~ h'~ 1\t\1 u btu:lith:n, MARB~HBAO (AP) - S~'tllt Spm!r lm!* ~omi!how his nt~w l!nrollild Ill t\\ur tmlh1~ \W huv~ u ~~l!llll!nt ur t'ltll' he~t f'rlimd mi~ht hll\!0 mudo h to·shoro ov\ln thou~h he WMil 't ~hlll'llll' s~hools, dotl!l\8 of stuthmt lltlpululh.m thut wot~rlnll t1 Ufojaokot wh1m ho l~llln t.uko Iirlll tmd tlisttpl}lltll'\\\1 Oh ill d1Mriet8 hn vc ~~~~~' t he served ily tmtli · 'fuosdt~y. l!ltf)I'O~Sil<l intilrc~t in ~ltll't· tlmml mlllhtltl~. nntl this lnstond. Spoor l\1tmd tho btxly nf Jmnos IJtlffilltt, 41, of in11 thlllr own dlgh11l ~hll~"< mllj> be 1111 t11lllmtunlty ttl Rittmtm W«tnoadt~y nl11ht 111 t1 L;ako 61'1~ Ml'. ft{lfl\i!tt's ht~U' tor s~hools. Mcrw IIlli' ~tutll'tll~ thl'tlUIJ.h brother Roaer Ytnll)i und broth~r-h•·l"w Thl-ey Ktl\\n hlllood At liliiSl 192 Of@lllli~tl· t1 more 1\t\IHI·ntiHhliiUI .Spoor ~o11Nh e\!On 11fier the Coost Omud stopJ*!Iooklng 111\lw . tlons hll\!1! told tha stnt~ of nppl'tlnch."' · hllU\'8 ooforo ho \11118 found, thlllr lllh!l'\\31 in t~pplyhtll, Burlj!nlln snitl h·~ uucbtt "Tho Coost Outll'tllJIIVIl up on him. His lllmlly had ttl find l'tlr 8tllrtup fund8 t'tlr ~luu1\ll' hmv mt~ny t~f th~ schtmls him," his sister, ThllrtiSII Bllntott, tuld thl! Akron 81!110011 sehools, most ul' thllm will ultinuH~Iy o[ll'll th\\ir Juurn11l . "My muttier wHI h11ve some clo.,uro now." sehool dlmlets, fic~urtlhll! own dwtllr ~d\\ltll ~, Spo~~r, 3'1, of fllllrltlwn, Wl\8 driYII\i his 00111 to Clltt~wbll "'fhct'e 's only S<l I!HillY W11nther ful'tlcnNI hl11nd lll'Q\lnd l 11.m. wht~n Dt~rnott w11s phohoo out ln roul!h · LO Dtllllll'lll1MI of fitiU\lt~tion Tunil,lht ... Mosll)' . clenr. roeurds. . stutle~~ts tmtl tlmh' llm-cms wa1or about lOO yurds from Mouse lsltmd Root', 11 sw11t.m of Lows in lhe mid SUs. At ltmst (13 li\IIS\l 111' 1 ! wlm wmtiLI d1lltlNI' It\ putlund wlth troo•linOd sh<lt'lls closoto tho OOI!Il of tholtlko. Nnrthonsr winds 5 to tO mph. diml~l8 propminl! " "tlll!l· s u~ this option.'' hr suitl. frldtly," Mostl)' sunny, till nelidilmy," su~h 118 tllt! "l'mnotclllircly co11~1nccd lii!lhs in the mid ROs, ll~ht poulbhl Dlltwllhl Dljltnl thnt the st1turt1tlun pt~llll Is ~ust winds, i\~omdamy in eMtrlll Ohlu, thut t'tu· llwny." · OR!IOON (AP) - Tan ehlldrim nnd 1111 11dult iWimn\llllllt 1\ Frlduy niyht ... Mustly cletlr. th11 r~~aordM Mhflw. 1'htl l'our ~:~nllnc ~~hot~ls Moumu Bll)l Stlllll Pllrk 1'08\lft ltldlt! Wllfi! 81llll Ill II hllipltlll Alld Ill I0118t 39 or thO~il ~~ hlltlUictl to llj)cll thl:. l'llll Wodmlldtly with symptoms Of 0Yili'Oltflll8Uf0 tO ~hillrlno, am. dl8trlet8 hiiVO Kill nOd l!flll• will ~lll'llll nt lcust 4,100 claltuld. ·. tr11et8 wlth M'rl011·b118\ltl ~tudollt~. tlttllrtllnl! tfl ~tate Olorl11 Bnk, tpokcswomlln far St. ChtUlt\8 Merey Hospltlllln TRBCA Dll!lttd Aelltl my 1'\\Cilrtls, but thnt Tiyurc Is • rtc~ll Oroaon ln nor!llwoat Ohlq, uld doctors trolltillll the aroup to help dovolap their awn lllt.f'lllltlld to llllmh. · COLUMBUS (AP)- The fumlly of o womon whose dooth llttrlbutod tho eAuto of the l~impttJma, lnuludlnu o~o una luna unllnt! AChllOI8, uld Thl! l'lllrl'lilld•Ullhlll might bo linked ro a nnrlonal hoof roo11ll 111id she WAI o hum· lrrlt11tlon, to chiorlno axpuMiuo. fink tllld tho oduit 11nd two TRI'lCA uueutiYil dlmetor 8ilhtlol bollrd I~ l'@lldy ·tu ble, woll·llkod womnn who ol\)oyed hor work at a urooery children wero odmlttod for ob1arntlun u1'111r tho aroup nrrlvod. Mlchlll!i Cnt'dllr, llllllrtlVIl 1\ tltllilrt\lll nl' llbmtt ubout 6:30p.m. store dny~nre , Sueh lntill'\\81 "18 II hu(lc s~u.ooo with 'fRutA PMrick C111rny, tho pork'~ ilDnarul munuallr, told tho eouso of Henlth offlcluls snld Putrlclo Pfoutz, who died J11ly 10, wDS 8plko nnd it'M 11 ilrulle MMduy Ill hell) ucvelop Infected with E. coli boctcrlo thot motchcl:l tho uonofle nnacr· tho vlalttln'lrrltutllln hud not boon dot.o•·mrnod . Tho piloplll lutd depnrtum from our oJtparl· · tha l'•lrflelti·Un!un Ol!!ltul [!rlnt of u struln us,oclotod with 11 n~~tlonol bocf rec11lr of boon In tho Qulhor l.~:~dao's Indoor pllol 11nd n nenrby enea In the pll8t," Steve Aeut10my, & up~rlnt~ndcnt whirlpool, ho suld. ConAI!fll Beef. Burlg11n11, · exaeutlva tllr~~· Clurk Onvl8 ~ultl , , "Thora woro chlorine tom tuko11 thi'OIII!hour tho d11y, 11nd Frunlllln Co1mty hoolth officloll Nuld they aont lnform~tlon tor 11f the dc!JmtmQnt's Th11 sehool dimkt 8outh· ubo111 the douth uf Pfout&, 68. of auburbon Whlloholl, to tho thoro wore normlll lovols bofllre llnd dlroclly 11ftor tho lnei· om eo or Community el\8t of ColumbUM WUIII!i ·ttl . Cemors for Dlscoso Control und Provonthm In Atlumo. Tho dent," C~Arny uld, SehooiM, 111id Wednesday, stop studeniM l'm111 CDC wllllnvoslllluto whether her dooth Ia llnkod tho recoiL Ohhl'8 ehArter sehoolluw enrolling In tHh~r online Ohio Dopnrtmom of Health 1pokoamon Krlatophcr Wotu 111low8 loc111 tli8lrlet8 to s~hool8 und muk~ MUre th~y Mild Pfollll was found to huvo It coli 01~7:H7, thOUilh tho opcrutc ehtirter 8ehMI8, but nre aaulnl! tl l!lllltl etlueu· exnct cuuse of her deuth huM not been dotorminod. flrllnklln MARIB'ITA (AP) - A former colla11o cmnputor prortiuur Mly n hnndful huve, Mt18l tltln 11' th~y chooMcthc till!· County Coroner Dr. Brud LewiN Muld hiM offleo hAM not been bohlj trlod on ~hur11os of ~praodln11 child ll01'110Urnphy on tho ur~ opamtud by prlvutll ltul routc,llc Muld, lntornot did not knuw mnro tlmn 4U;ooo lmtt(lllS wore 8torad tm Involved In the lnveMigutlon. t,lfOUilM or eompunias. · "I think prlvutam ur~ his homo und work cnmpmor MOI'VOt'i, ftls auornoy snld · Chortor 8ilhMI8 nrc ~t·l · u·y ln~ to jump ItHo t.hls WedneMdn~ . vtuely run, llUbllely funtlotl mu1'kct u11tl f'I'Unkly, I tlon'l l.uwyar Oct:lri!O COMDil7.ll Sllid dtlrhll! openllli!IHIIM101\l8lhtlt 8~hools free rroru Mon\e huvti u lilt ul' conl'ltlctttc AURORA (AP) - Whlitllnj wos un urt form to RoMid onother mnn Indicted In tho coso - who died while uwultl11a t' O I!llhitloru, Mnrll thllt muny ol' the Jltlvuhl~n stuto trlol - used Bugcnc RobOI'l Andor~nn'M equipment to M tm·e the McCruby. · tl\1111 12tr uhurter MllhUiliM Yl\11 Ufflll' MCI'VICCM UM well UK . "He d1dn't whl~tle llkcu hlrd or unythlna like thut, he whl8· lmoaas wlthoutllls client's knowlodao. ur~ IIKp~cted I{) be llpllnthiM thoMclll' UM tn public ~tlu~u , Andonon, 52, of PorkCI'MburJl, W.Vo,, roslancd frmn his job tied like Ull inNirUJllCill, like II nuto or piccolo," hiM wife J'ull, unrolllnjj nbtM 30,000 tlc1n," ()uviM MUlti . · Bnrburu Rt~ld. "He uNed to tell people he pluxed tho puccolo - o~ lnformotlon·lochnoiol!y dlructm· ut Murlottn Collejjo In studonu und rocelvlnll Curdcr · Multi 'rRBCA'M Junuury whllo he wuMunu~r lnvaKIII!Uiilln, -lco~ned from the wordM plccPio und pucker. 11bout $1M mlllltln In 8lntll I!UUI IN to h~lp dl 8trluts Co~cnzn. blomed tho lrnui!I!K nn un Ohio Unlvor8h)' eomfJUt• McCroby, 6H, died Monduy of u hourt uttock, fundln[!. ·· tl~vclup unlltlc cdueutlun He performed tiN n whistler on scvorul nutlonnl telovtRion cr network onl!incar, Rllbcrt l,ynn Stmdford, 33, ol' Vincent. Onllnu ehur111r s~hotll~ courH~H, either In th~ form The omutam botuniKt wus killed In Murch by fortlllzct' OKJltl· RhowN. in the Kennedy Center In Wnshlnsl(Jn und In tho typlcully provide eompul· of u ~htu·tor ~dHJ(JI tlr' u~ Mure, uccordlnll to o toxlcoiOI!Y report. Monterey Juzz PeNtlvulln Collfornlo, or8 ror studont8 to U80 ul purt of' lh~ dlwl~t'H tlWII McCrohy Ntmll~d muNic nt WeNt Vh•t~l nln University In hiM hOII\i.l, II rull grlldO•by· tll'l'criiiJ!H. hometuwn of Mnr"untnwn. W,Vu .. puylnjj hiM wuy throuah 11rudo eurrleulum untl H~ uJ,~ro~<.lthutthc murkct college liN u juzz lll!INiclun by pluylnt~the clurlnot und HUMl· · fnWYCIIOtl NUpllrVI8~d by for l'un •timo ~tud~HlM lll'k • phone. CLEVELAND (AP) - The Ohio l.ot111ry sold one Super Cllrllf1od I4.111ChQf8 , ill!! 111111110 tourm rrotll Lotto Plu81!1U!lo llekoL with tho ~m·t·oct combl nntlon ft·omlho School8 uro ~torling ttl hut1U1 ttluy be llmltotl. Out druwlnl! WodneMdU)"niJ!hL soli thut online edutullun th11 l'uturll ul' odu~utloumny Th~ wlnnlnu ticket, sold nt Dulry Mur·t In Alllnnco, 18 wurlh cun bll donu MUCtllMHI'ully llo MttttJontHtuklt111 u mix Ill CANTON (AP) - The Ntnte Is 8ecklna $1.7~ million In $4,400,000, w_hlch Is tho llllllll Mttnlnmuurlltho lottery wt~uld und wu111 lo do It them· trudltlunul ond online lrctumelll CIINIR fwm u mun who Mtoycd In Mlnlc·run mentul hove Invested In order to puy the SI0 mil linn juckpot over 30 Helves, Durillunu 8Uid. ~uur'McM, und thut murkol 1~ yeun , fucilltleN l'or nmre thun 20 yeun. · "In 81lllli.l eo8e8 lhay'ro unllmltlld, he ~ultl, ·: ur Pllfc vlslton tnattcl . Death linked to Llwy•r: Client didn't know Famed whistler dies ;' Me~ Cooney Out tlt ~.~ 18 households in Me~Jls County: 482 htlll~holds ate ralslna 1 child ot chHdten other thitn thelt owl\ 318 htluliellolds ate l!tandpatentli ntisin@ Qtahdchildtell 48 htlusehllllb ~rc c~rc . @iYel1 ntlsl~~g othet relatives II !I households iltc catc· lllvers ralslng11on-rclailvcs r111/bHIItllloH obtaltttd }lr»tt 2006 CettsiM} Buvout framJ.pA1 . Otwin I$ the hu~est sueh phull tlwncd bY. AEP In t>hlo tllld the liCCtllld•iiii'Jlt!St in its sevllll· stntll systen1. 'fhc 111t1ve ~tlso wns 5een as u solutiollto the on110ing dispute betwllcll the vllla11e tmd the Jlhtnt beflltll illltf af'\er 1 ~elective tutnlytlc reduetltln (SCR) to reduce nlttillll!ll o~ ide ton tent was launched nt Oavh; In May 2001. Thnt Nummcr, "" unexp~~tt· l!d ln~reusc in ~ultur trioxide lmUI!Ild by thl1 SCR (lf00@88 produtlld whllt te8idtlttl8 ·called 11 "blue hue" lllld "plu1ne'' that tltt htl!J humid dnyl!, 8ettllng "" t:hll8hire the liUfftlUHtling 111'1!11 lnatcad or dlspculng fnto the nlr, Rclildents repertetlthe hate lrrltlltcd thl!fr ilY\18 und thf'tlrtls, and llllllrllvuted 1'1!8P.i· l'ntory problems for ulder elt· ""il 1~1\111!. Atll' unnl:lun~etlln 1anunry , It will spend $7 million ttl flit the t'ro61en; , Only one of the SCR units 1! operating this liUmtttcr. · Ln~t llcbrunt)', the vllla~e turned tlulln force for 11 pub· ·lie meeting on DTB llnergy Servl~llli' nppll~ntlon f1.1r a .JWUtcr und ulr pefllllt frtlm the Ohio Environmental State seeks ·payment . 'Report: DNA database of suspects draws support, criticism ' Pmtettlon A~ency to o)lctate n !Yttthetlt IUel f1lai1t for the titanufllctute o coal briquettes at Oavln, 'fhelr pr\lllii!'y COI\Ccl1\ WH5 wllh the use of latex lit bind· ittl! the product and how 11 Wtlultl add to wh11t officials clllll!tl the "chemical cock. tall" the plant produced. SPA later llfilnted the permit, iilnee uppenled by severill ftllilfby residents and the Ouidlng H11nd Sehool. Citltellli Aj!itlnst Polluth:m (CAP!, 11 group ~:~r residents Whll I ve tlllllf the plant who lll'l!lltll~ed in 1une, Ia petition-. WASIIINGTON (AP) lng t!PA and lelllslntots for Despite high temperatures ltlugher flllllutitln 5tiltldnrds thut , produ~e.d , tceord ror Jlhtnt~ like Onvln. dcn111nds, on ullliltes ttl some Me~ttlwhlle, village tcsl - parts pt the . cout11ry. the denta planning to sell . nre 1\tltlorl s elcctr!c systel~S iiWitltlnl! the outcllmc of tlie have h,undled thi S summers lleJ.tllllltlolis, scorchmg heat waves wtth 't>nce the attorneys gel power to spare. C'ullfotniu even has had u everybody lln bllnrd, ther, power glut, a welcome will tllfilli to the clltnpony, ' change from the pu st two i!llld Md>ade 1li dlstrltt. manll(!er for Atll' In the Onllipolls years when shormges cuused 11nd Pt~mertly areM ftoni freque11t tolling blackouts llMd elcctdclty costs soared. 1985 untlll997, ln recent weeks, power · Hatrtmtlnd said he 'a enger to sell the pl'tltess come tll nn .companies in the Midwest und Northeast reported eli d. "1' 111 ready" sold record demand ns tetnpet·uHammllntl, 1111 e1ghth-llrnde lUtes lingered for duys In the tl!aeher nt Kyger Creek 90s. But except for some storm-related outages, uit Middle School. "While school Ia stili out. conditioners ~ert humming we'bl! bl!en pa~klng things with 110 shol'llul of power. Cooler than normul temthut are Hilt necenllt)' for llvlnl!·while we have tfie time." petututcs across much of the country this week eased pressure on the power grid. B~pctls cltc hlcreased utlcl1tlotl to conservation in Cnliforlliu und the opening of new power plants from l'tDIIeO ~ 4t.Oa California und Te~ns to New l'rwnt•r- 1.01 . Ilngland ns key to this sumJllookwlil - 18, 10 mer's ~rlsls-frce flow of Jllooky lloolli ~ 4.il1 ~IJ 8111ltl ~ ...10 power. 81111 ~ 4U1 AI so, the intense scrutiny WII•Mirt- 4U8 of electricity markets WIMdy'l -1!7. 10 Wof1111Mgtllfl- 11,0& unlcushed by- the Enron 011ty lliiok llljlOfll lifo Corp. sca ndul and the ~~~~ 4 ~.m , oloelng QIJIJiti ~~ llil plt';IOUI dly'l lrMMIIICtiOMI, prij• vtdtd b)' llmnh Jilrlhitl It AdV~IIIMO. t-e1111hur.cmcnt Knl Reed and Jared St~nccr. The re'i~nali<lll ,,f Jcml) Jacbon. IHJ.1h 'ch,111l "'ere· lary. 11 as acccptl'd and is ctfcclivc Od . l. Jason Shcc1s. Tom Sh<!el~ and Janw' Smilh were apJlt\.1\Cd .'" 1olu111ccr lar;il) asM,Ilu11 l<i<llh;ilt c·nachcs. TI1L' fnllo111ng ''udems \\Crc appnncd 1\w open cnmlhncm fnr 1hc 2<Xl2-0.1 sch<ll.11 }Car: lknjamin Wade lludMm. Nt<:hola> Andrew llud"'n. James Russel l. Anthony Johmlon. Dm1glas Ed11 m\ls , Aamn M,lnrc and Billy J11C Mncu-e. Tht• hoa1d abo . • Adopted a l'oursc <lf s1i1dy lc1r compu1cr ,•duc.ll ion. K-8, '" pn.IJl!ISCd h) 1lw nnnmilt~~; • Apprlll~d nmtinu~d par· licipatilnl in the Ohio Coalition f<1r E4ui1y · and AdciJUacy in Educ'aliou, at a cos I of ~to . ~II; · . • Appi'll\ cc.l purchasing Builder's Ri sk ·insurat\cc lhmugh Recti & Bauer. at a ' C11s1 nf $51~1. through Nov. JO. for the dimicl's new classro\llll huil<ling projecl: • ApprovcJ vcnd,ws for the 20M-(~j sd111ol year: llcmcr s Bakery. llrnughlon's Dairy, O&M Fud and Best One Ti rc & S~ n icc . . • ~cl rhe next t\)gu lar meet111 g 1or Aug . 2 1at rdO p.m. in lhe library conl~rcncc rtiom . Present. in add ilion to Well, wen: John Rice , Greg lluiley, Howard Caldwell. Rick Sanders. and Sl1eila Taylor. h\\ard mctnbcrs: ttnd Ti\)dSUrcr Lisa Ritcliie. Nation's power grid holding up this summer despite record demand in some areas California s horlu ~cs of 2000 and 2001 muy have 11dded to the shloothcr flow of )lower by keeping trad ers from manipulating supjllies or , prices. · And in the Northwest. water nows returned w normulaflcr la st . . . ·. d years roug_1ll_..resu1tmg In mo~e .e le clncil y .I rom th e rct1on s system ot dams: < he . No~th , Amencu_n Ele,ct.nc Rcltubil!ty Counctl tll1lictputes udequatc power !o 1nce1 sunu11cr needs, with ~x~ess reserves ranging lrom 15 pcrccnl to more than 30 percent in most parts of the country through the summer. "Everyone see ms to be holding up, " says Ellen Vuncko. u spokeswomun for the Industry-bucked group that. keeps truck of g'rid reliubility. COL! ' MBI'S lA Pi Gol'. Rot- Tall 1\an1~ '\igniticant petsonncl changes" al the Ohio Turnpi~e C'nmmis,iun. a Tuft spokeswoman said Wednesday. 1he day aner u report slammed the commission for a "'c ui · lUre" of accqlling gifts from contractors. Spol..eswoman Mary Anne Sharkey suid Tat\ offi~ials spent much of lhe day lal~ iug wi1h members of 1he Tumpil.c ConHmssion ahpul the repon hy Ihe in;pcctor general's oflicc. Inspector General Tom Charles found 'cvcral in s i<HK~s of wrongdoing al Ihe agency Ihat opcnues I he . 24t -mile Ohio l'urnpike. mcludmg several gifls a~<:cptcd .,. hy Exccmivc Director C.tno Zomparelli. Republican Sen . Jeffry Armhruslcr of North Rid~;cvillc. a non -voting leg· lslalt.ve memher of 1he comnHSStntl. wro1e 10 cornr.lm· s1on chamnan rnn Orccnwoo<l Wednesday lo !·~~ummend . the agency's m.anagcm~nl ,lruclurc and empio}~C p11linc' he mer· hauled. He ,aid i11c chan~;e' could lead In lhe dt snplinc or firing of cm{lloyee~. including)~ompardli . C'harlc~ found mnrc lhan 170 in_,lanccs of employees acceptmg mt:als. goll outings. spom tic~~:" and luxu ry seals a1 profc"iunal spans ~ames from l'onlrac1ors dom~ husine.s '"th the commi~"lliL The ttdcl s \\Crc . for Cleveland lndwm. Hro11 m and' C'al'alic" and Piu~burgh Pirates games. the 27-pagc report said The "'free llo11 ul l!ruluiti~: s·· lo conllnl>slon employees "is something thai has been ,an a".:c ptahlc praCiicc for an cxkndcd period of lime."' 1hc rt:pon said. The rcpnrl also said it found no Cl'idCIKC 1ha1 firms received any benefit in relurn for ,ud1 gift, . Zompurclli and Gr~enwood did nor return message s ~ceking cbnun.:m lefl Tuesday and Wcdnc ~day . "Thai piano 1~a s coming nparl al lh~ scums,"' · s"id White. "II wus ;ippar~ntlhnt plcnt~ . from Pip A1 of birds and hup had ca lled rrul'k wilh the hoi st and il home for. year;. The tin,l moved the piano lo lhc cour- thing we htld 10 do was wkc thuuse. everything apart und clean it Tl1c fcslival committee was' "The keyboard had to he so conlidcntthatlhe two men repaired and some parts had could ge1tl1e job done in lime to be replaced. The strings for lhe cclcbrution, thnl they were as old as lh~ piano and had advertised a concert on badly delerioratcd.' the 117-ycar-old lnstrumenl "II was u no·s lo~ joh lc1r us part of the Suturduy night over two weeks. " added 11rogrum. Boring. "Some of rhc pieces When lhe lime came. the had to be glued together, but liuno was ready, locul pianist basicall y everyt hing was une VanVranken sat down there." on the old stool and enterThe original tinish was luined I he large crowd ~uth· cleaned wilh a mixture of lin crcd in the courtroom w1th u seed oil, vinegar and turpcnmcdlcy of familiar songs. tine like they usc al I he "The sound was great." Smithsonian, said White. lie said Pat Holter. "and every- added lhar refini shing would one really enjoyed hearing devalue I he instrumclll. the old songs on that old ll's believed that the piano piuno." was purcha cd new from the According lo some old- · Schubert Piano ·co. of New timers, it was the first time in , York for use ar the acud~my. ' nearly 70 years the piano had which wus buill in 182'8'. been p~ayed. • While has done some One 'recalled thai during resean:h on the piano ·and the Depression years il was says he ha s a book dn part of u band that played for Schubert products which square dances held on the shows thai only cigh1 such third lloor of the building. No models of upri~hl grand one remembers it being p1anos were manutacttlrcd . played siiKe then. The . 1885 upright grand The piano was found when p1ano IS now on pem1anent C'hester-Shude Historical display ut · the Che~tl!r Society members were Courthouse where · the checking out the academy for Chester-Shade Historical )()SSible restoration. much Society con'tinues to pursue ike what has.been done wilh its goal of preserving 1he past the courthou~e. • for future generations. Music l I A part of your community· for more than 20 years. Ruwl1ug-Conts l'iiher Funeral Home, CINCINNATI CAP) - Supportcn of people who wllllni!IY !love up umplcil oody yuu'1;c lookinl! olll ror 0 MJlC~trle Ohio's pructl ce ol' collectlns DNA pro· of their DNA were nol told their pm· thln11 - II they don't think It's 11olna file• from reople cleared or cl'imc,.llull file• would be kept ond com pored !lll)'whorc ciMe," Clnelnnutl penonol it nN u way to fl!lill crime, but critic• 80Y DI!Din•t evidence In fuiUre crime•. crl mu Detective Llndu Duy !Hild. 11 intrude~ Wl innocent people'• prlvocy Almuy •uld people wh(UC DNA pro· OhJo Atturnoy Oencrol Deny nnd muy vlulute their rlahu, The file• nrc Included In the 8u•pcct dolo· M.~"!llgmcry dcrended the dol!tbo 8e. Cincinntui Enquirer reporledThundoy. b111e either hod their 11enetlc umple It • o brood net thul'8 !!Oilll! to brln!! "What ~jive• government the rl11ht 10 collected by eourl order or (love their In pmbobly f<,lk8 thol ore not aolna LO tnke people'• DNA and do with II 01 con•ent. ~e liU8JlCClMIn uny crime~," lihe 8Did. they damn well ple111c? flrunkly; II By luw, for con•ent to be vulld, It Out ulth~ NUITlll tfmc, It moy \'Cry Willi ~ hnuld be unconllllutlonal," anld Peter mu ~t be ~lvcn volunturlly und ·with be brlnulna In veryloahlm~tc 8omplciJ Neufeld, u New York crlmlntd defenle knowle411C of how the ~vidence IN to be of people who will be 8U8pectli In ruturc lawyer who huJ helped JC! Mtote und Yleil, the ncw8poper reported. crlmcM," . federal HtundurdJ for uJe of DNA teNt• hi recent monthM, the Jto te ujjcncy Ohio lc!!l8lullm .poued 11 luw lnl995 . injj. hu• JU~jCJted that pullce Ojlencie8 u8c o Lo co llect, unolyzc und crcoto 11 The Ohio Bureau of Crimlnul model con•ent form tJlu( lnNtrucu the ltatewlde dotubo1c or DNA 8umple 8 ldentit'Jcatlon and Jnve•tl~otlcm keept DNA donor that thelr'•umple ·would be from lnmutc8 convll:ted of ccrtoln the DNA profilcM11nd comvurcJ lllfll· entered Into u uuJubuNe to he used for cri me•. The lnformuLi!lll wu~ Intended vie~ wltli evidence cuflectcu In "uny other lnve~tlllull!lll or uny lejjhl· to help reed the Jl(JJ'~ nutlunul dutu· wuulved crime~. llure11u · mate low enrorcemenljlYfi!ONe.'" bolo. , Superintendent Ted t\lmny ~aid the Burcou ~pokc•mun iret Crow suld Ohio's luw uii!JWctl 11 ~ tutewidll doll!· datuba~e give~ hiH uf1ency un edge in UJiencie~ were nor re<1uired 10 adoptlhe bu8c only l'mm crlmlnul 1 ~onvl~led fighting crime. · Yorm. Several locltl depurlmenll May tme or more of' 14 • 1,~clr!c erlme8 The three-year·•1ld dut~baMe include• they do not u~e !he Htute rorm for vorl· 111101her Ill' I:>NA eviiJcnce ·collected . DNA analyHIH .:ullected l'mm mprc rhun ou• rcutem~. includinjl clvll llbcrlle8 from crime ~cencN und u ~cpurotc dolo . t ,020 JlCOJllc who were excluded u~ conc~rn~ uml lel,l~~, il• ~·e would moke buMt: w keep the' uno)y•l• or 11 enetl~ NuHpectM in llff'enAeli such a1 homicide, th~lr Jllb m~~re d!tlicult. . msuerlol from ml••lnjl 1,~.,~~~~ or their rupe and hurulury. We flllillhat II w~rkli COller, 11nd we relullve• In the IHIJlll of ldl.lntlryfnu The ncw•puper revorted thut ~ome I!CI better COIIflllrtftlon If you telllotne· humun remuln•. "' ! .. · lot ~"'" lh LOCAL STOCKS One ticket wins prize ' Statistics BREroeMmAILYSENnNEL.COM TUPPERS PLAINS Eastem Local Board of Edu~alioll a\lpml'cd a ne11 .:oil tract ''it 1 il~ dassifi~d OAPSE cmplo~s during ils regular mcclin~ !:1st week. \vhid1 Includes ~ pcrccm aMuallmy raises each year. OAPSE C'ha(llcr 448 reen.•scnts 32 non -certihcd cmpl\lyccs. including scnctarlcs. cooks. cushldi;ms. and hus drive•·~ ;md mechanics. In conjunction with the tlcw OAPSE ~ontract. the board· also approved salal)' adjusl· mems hw c xcllljllcd employ· ccs. including hourly stan tllcmbcrs in the superintendent's office and treasurer's oll"kc. s:1id Supcri111cndcn1 Deryl Well . In other business. the hoard approved th~ t<JIIowin~t supplemcnlal contraels : lled.y Grate. ju11ior high checrlea<J· ing advisor: Jennifer Mc~ridc. hi~h scho~1l chccrlcudHI!! adv1sor; SlcphmHe Evans, assistant varsity volleyball coach; <l11.d Sheryl Housh. freshman class advi sor. Barham Pore was approved as u substitute secretary, and Atny Slnilh was hired as an educational aide on a oneyear co11tr9e1 for handicapped smdcnls. 1 he bllal'd Ujlpruvcd Pore's resignation tiS a read· cr's guide for a visually Impaired student The board "Jlllmved the hiring of Michuc Bumclt as a special education instructor. contingcnl oil a release fmm his pmsent cniiJioyer. The h<lard also liJlllroved profcs - 'l<lllill Middleport, OH . 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Mr. Robinson then treated me to a delicious steak dinner :11 The Inn . His kindness that night will never be forgotten - as well us his case in the conversation we slmred. Thunday, Aupst 8, 2002 Dear Abby ADVICE Hope you have room to print this. Abby. - CHARLES (CHUCK) O'NEIL, SACRAMENTO ()EAR CHUCK: If my mail is any indicution. Edward G. Robinson certai nly ~n l around! Read on: nEAR AUB\': It was the J'ullnL 1968. :uid I was u young. newly hired ~:abin uttendaut for the now defunct Tr:msWorld Airlines. On one mcmoruble flight. I had the ple::sure of' attending to Mr. the only reader who had ·an airplane encounter with him. Arlene Linke, of Ridley Park, Pu., wrote to say that in 1949 her pregnant mother boarded u plane that had been oversold only to find no seats were availublc. Only one \\cntleman wus willing to give up hiS scul for her. You guessed it - it was Edward G. Robinson. DEAR ABBY: Although Mr. Robinson played. us you s:oid, "heavies" on screen. he ulso spent years on the stage - beginning with the Gurrick Theater in New York during the 1920s. In 1951, he returned to the stage iri a starring role in ''Darkness at Noon." I wus fortunute to sec tlte play when it came .to Sun Francisco. He was superb. I also saw most of his movies. He was a great actor. Mr. Robinson's autobiography. "All My Yesterdays." is one of th~ best British passenger convided . of breaching security books by an actor I've ever read. Here in San Francisco a few years ago, a tribute to Edward G. Robinson was held at Herbst International Exhibition Hall. fea· turing excerpts from some of his films. The hull was packed. The first time he uppeared on t~e screen. everyone in the uu~licnoe stood up and applauded. He was loved by muny classic movie buffs. PATRICIA ANDERSON, SAN FRANCISCO DEAR PATRICIA: And he's fondly remembered by many fans - ·old and new - today. Dear Abby is wrirte11 by Abigail Vcm Bure11, also known as Jeanne . Pl1illip.1·, wul ovr1s fmoiclec/ by her motlwr. Pauline Phillips. Wrile Dmr Abby at www.Decu·Abby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los A11ge/es. CA 90069. COMMUNITY ' CALENDAR Fourth annual Banks reunion held . ' • POMEROY - The fourth annual and Thelma Belcher telling the story of Fayetteville, W. Va. ; .Kim. Bradley, Community Calendar is sharing. All members, forAlexis. nnd Joshuu Schwab, Largo, Bunks family reunion wus held on July "Lillie Abigtiil." · published us a free service mer guests and ladies in -20 ut the summer l)ome of Lurry and Bradley· Schwab was the winner in a Fla.; Kclli Lightfoot, Pomeroy; Jason . to non; profit groups wish- the community are invited. Linda Rapp in the town nl' Camden- cracker eating contc,t, nicmbcrs McCurly. Wellston; Jimmy, Cheryl. ing to announce meetings On -Gauley, W.Va. enjoyed an auction. ami dour t>riw Racheal. :md James Crowder, Buena and special events. The FRIDAY The day kicked off with tlte intro· winners were Sandy Banks. Roxie Vista. V:o., George Holter. Racine. calendar is not designed to POMEROY- Widow's David Bunks, Jessica Frederick, and ductinn of family members in a circle Rapp. Bonnie Lightfoot, Sharon Dean. promote sales or fund -rnis- fellowship will meet of love where members joined hands Lucy Workman. Bill Rapp. Alexis Anna, Long Bottom; James and Mary uny type . Items arc· Friday, 12 p.m .. Craw's ers of Lou Bunks, Powellton, W.Va.; Heather while an original poem titled "Banks Schwab, and B.J . Workman printed only us space per· Family Restuurant. Reunion 2002" was read hy Al:cc Attending the reunion were. Conard Gray. Sod. W. Va.; Monica Miles and mits and cannot be guuran- . Elliott. Conurd· lkl cher gave grace and Thelma (Ba nk s) Belcher. Melissa Miles, Powellton. W. Va.; Bill before the rm::ol with Butch Dean man · Pomeroy; Homer H. Banks: Elliott. Dixie , W. Va.; BJ and Lucy · teed to be printed a spec if- · LONG BOTTOM ·' ic number of days. Hymn sing Friday, 7 p.m. ning the grill . Charleston, S.C.; Robert H. and Workman. Pomeroy. Bill and Roxie Rapp, Camden-onat the Faith Full Gosp_el The day w::s spent playing games Marion Banks; Ormond Beach. Flu.; THURSDAY and fishing along the Gau.lcy River. A Larry und Linda (Banks) Rapp, Gauley. . W.Va.; Jerry · Lightfoot Church at Long Bottom. REEDSYlLLE - Free The Crusaders, u contem. talent show was added to this year's Racine.Jack und Alice (Banks) Elliott, Porncrny; Jeremy Banks, Pomeroy; Dorotey Day, Pomeroy; Jacqueline M., childhood immunization porary Christian rock agenda und incltoded the following· Colonial Beach, V:t.; Dutch and Sharon act~: Racheal Crowder t;op dancing. (Bank s) De:rn. Largo. Fla.; Wayne and Kaylu :md Ryun Nave. Racine; Jerry, clinic, Thursday, I to 2 group, will be fetured · at Ashley, and Chris Fields, Shade; Tim Jumes Crowder singing "God Bless the Jane Banks, Syracuse,. p.m., at Reed's Store in the service. USA," Mury Lou Banks telling of Albert and Sandy Banks, Pomeroy; and Stephanie Fife, Cheshire; Laura, Reedsville. Available to "Good Gracious and Mercy," Roxie Dutch and Bonnie (B::nks) · Lightfoot, Keith, Ashley, and Nicholas Bond, families of all incomes, SATURDAY Rupp telling stories of "Billy Bob," Pomeroy; Stanley und Charlene Boyd, Powellton , W.Va . even those with insurance RACINE Bailey coverage. • Bring shot Family Reunion, 4 p.m. '·~----------~----------~-----------------------------records. Sponsored by the Saturday, Star Mill Park. Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine SUNDAY Childhood Immunization TUPPERS PLAINS Francis · Program. POMEROY - The 67th cled farthest, Descendants of Jacob POMEROY - Plans f{>r Sum Ctrllums; Class C, Baby, Parker reunion was held at Frederick; largest family Bauer and Katie Mees e~hibiting at the Meigs County Rosalie Story. Eastern Elementary present, Keith and Emma SYRACUSE will Fair were made when Wood carving. Roy Grueser; meet Ashley; closest birthday, Sunday. Syracuse Village Council, Elberfeld Hemlock Gr.mge met recently junior craft, non-member, Sunday at the Elberfeld Russell Parker gave June Ashley; youngest girl, · Thursday at 7 p.m. at the hall. Cheryl Bush, one-year-old; Brooke Parker. grace before the carry-in ' Farm, Tuppers Plains, for mayor's office. Members will meet at the Justin Bush, si~-year-old. It was decided that the meal. In the absence of a family reunion. faiwound~ at 6:30 ip.m. to PhotograpHy, Class A, Most president and vice-presi- reunion will be held at the TUPPERS PLAINS begrn w.ork on the booth. beautiful place in the world, dent, Keith Ashley con- same place ne~t year. REEDSVILLE . A Tuppers Plains VFW Post Attendil]g were Jack and Rosalie Story. master, con- Rosalie Story; Class B ducted the business meetgun shoot will be benefit 9053, Thursday at post dueling the meeting at which it Gmnge is great, Rosalie Story: ing. Officers elected were Anita Parker, Howard and Wilma Parker, Mary E. Gladys Parker, president; hall at 7:30 p.m. Meal at held for Butch Ayers at the was noted that workers from Class c. Family heritage, Opal Forked Run Sportsma"n · Parker, Parker Russell. Tina, Russell the Meigs County Highway Grueser; Cla1s 0. Sea~on of 6:30p.m. Brooke and Nicole Parker, secretary/treasurer: Murtha Club •.Sunday beginning at Gitrage had repaired the wiring celebration, Opal Grueser: Roy and Pauline Parker, Poole, gifts; Joe Poole, for the light at the springs. Cht~s E. Creatures met along RACINE - . Bethany noon. It will be 1/2 buckKeoth, Emma, and Emily )hotograP.her; Nellie · Election of oflicers w:L~ held. the nature trail, Rosalie Story. Sonshine Circle will meet shot, 112 slug. June Ashley, 'arker, news reporter; Ashley, Contests were judged and Members and friends reportat Dorcas church, Gerald Crawford, Joe, Keith Ashley, historian. the winners in euch category ed ill were Golda Reed and LONG BOTTOM - A 7 p.m. Tea party Thursday, DiscL:ssion was hold on Martha, and Will Poole, were: Class A, Afghan to celebrate third anniver- special service will be held and Nellie Parker, all local; Rosalie Johnson; Class E · Eva Robson. Increasing allend:mce. Maxine Yost of Lancaster; sary, with program by Lois at the Long Bottom United Embroidery, Chelsea Pratt; Janitors for September will Poole presented gifts to Willis, Rodney and Theo Class F, Plastic Canvas, be Margaret Haning and Kim oldest woman present. Sterrett and Kathryn Hart. Methodist Church Sunday Rosalie Story; Class G, Romine, Mowing for August Nellie Parker, 88; oldest Parker, Parkersburg; and Scrapbooks will be avail- at 7 p.m. Dave Dailey will man, Howard Parker, 79; Frances . C. Frederick, _!S nowman, Rosalie Story; wrll be taken can: of by Roy able for viewing. Time of be the speaker. • married longest, 53 years, Smithville, W. Va . Class I, Stull'ed Toy. Rosalie ·Grueser. Gladys and Theo Parker; Story. . Icc cream and cake ~ill '?C latest married. Russell and Quilts, Cl:t~s A- Individual, served before the meeung 111 •• Tina Parker, 20 years: travRosalie Johnson; Class B ; September. Hemlock Grange meets Parker family holds reunion :' . •· l MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. PEOPLE Bruce Springsteen CINCINNATI (AP) - A ban on the fcstival-seating arrangement that contributed to a fatal 1979 stampede m a Cincinnati arena will be lifted for a Bruce Sprinllsteen con""\:crt this fall. officrals said. Springsteen requested that the city rein state generaladmission seating for his Nov. 12 concert at U.S. Bank Arena. Managers of the venue said they were eager to try 1t anyway to compete with arenas in other citres that allow the arrangement for top acts. Eleven people were tram- · pled to death Dec. 3, 1979, when fans rushed the doors at the arena - then known us Riverfront Coliseum - for a concert by • The Who. Cincinnati later banned fcsti· val seating, :rllowing:re~crved seats only._ and implemented new crowd control mea~ures. Cincinnati police gave permission for the variance at the Springsteen concert. Tickets go on sale Saturday. "They're not a crowd likely to get rowdy and cause trouble,'' police spoke~man Lt. Kurt Byrd 'aid. 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Edward G. and I walked arm-inarm off the pl:me and strode up to my friend. who was standing there absolutely spee~ hlc ss with his mouth open. Mr. Robinson greeted him by tipping his hut and sayi.flg, "How do you do? I urn Edward G. Rnbinso11." For having pluyccl some "heuvics" on scrce11, he truly was u gentie human being. JU()Y OTRANI>O-SEGAL, CAL. ABASAS, CALH~ DEAR JUDY: II appears he also had a sense of' humor. You're not .. Pa ' AS -- ' ' Judge turns to Muslim professor to give legal advice PH ILADELPHIA (APJ - A British hairdresser who.e sprint past an airport metal detector shut down Philadelphia International Atrport for 90 minutes was convicted Wednesday of defiant trespass. The judge suspended Sarah Johnson's possible one-year sentence but fined her $500 plus $148 in court costs. Johnson, 23, pluns to appeal before !lying home Sunday. · Prosecutors satd the Feb. 22 shutdown cost the atrport about $7 50,000. Flights were halted .as about 2.000 passen·gers were evacuated and bomb-sniffing dogs were brought onto planes. Johnson. who had llown to Philadelphia from London, was running late after clearing customs for u US Airways flight to Puerto Rico, whe,re she planned to work on a cruise ship. ALEXANDRIA, Va. (AP) - A federal judge has encouraged accused Sept. 11 conspirator Zacarias Moussaoui to consult with a law professor who ·once worKed with Arab· American organizations. Sudiq Reza, who teaches criminal law at New YorK Law SehooJ. refuses to discuss the Moussuoui case. A court-appointed defense team pur· posely has avoided any contact with ·Reza. who has met with Moussaoui at least once. U.S. District Judge Leonie Brinkema 's is trying to find a legal expert to whom Moussaoui will listen. Moussaoui, 34, a French citi~en, is representing himself against charges he conspired with Osama bin Laden and others to plot the Sept. II attacks. Moussaoui, who faces the death Executive's questionable spending involved millions penalty. h~' 'atd he "a ill) al m~mbcr of ai-Qaida but dente' u wle 111 Sept. II. He has shunn\'<.1 the .ourt-al>puonted lawyers - who remain 111 the ~·u'e despite Moussaoui 's charal'ler:tat':on of them as a "horde of bhl\>d '"c~er, . " Moussaoui wantt:d a Mu,hm lawy~r · from Texas to pnl\ ide atll i,· ~ . Brinkema reje\'ted the ret(LIC'I "hen the lawyer refused to furmull)' emer the case. Rela. 37. a U.. · born Muslim 1>f Indian heritage. has cr:t~eiud b,>th bin Laden an \I th~ J u't "'"' Department's secret detentions after Sept . 11 . After Reta's . brief meeting lu't month with Moussaoui , Bnn~enuo encouraged further l'l>nta\·t. She also encouraged Moussaoui to learn more CONCORD. N.H. (AP)- Former Tyco International chief executive Dennis Kozlowski spent millions of the company's mo,ney on such things us urt and furniture for his New York . apartment, and few or the transactions· were Jepvrted to shareholders, a source told The Associated Press on · Wednesday. · replaced across much of the western United Stutes. · Kozlowski used Tyco funds for several years to buy real Vegetation stores carbon that otherwise might trup hcut in estate and pay personal expenses. uccording to a person with the utmosphere, driving up temperatures and leading to eliknowledge of the investigation who spoke on condition of mute change. Previous studies have ignored what wus going anonymity. The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday that on below ground. said Robert J11ckson lead author of the the total reached $135 million and that money was given to study and an associate professor of biology at Duke Kozlowski in louns that were later forgiven. ·University. Kozlowski resigned in June. a day before being indicted on In wet locations, replacing grass with shrubs and trees charges that he evaded New York sales taxes on pricey works uctually can lead to a decrease in the amount of carbon .of art. He . has pleaded innocent. His lawyer. Stephen locked up in orgunic matter mixed in the soil, Jackson said. Kaufman, didn't return culls for comment Wednesday; The amount can be enough to offset uny guins uchieved Tyco spokesman Wulter Montgomery suid the company's . above ground. j>oard "was not aware of expenditures that would have required disclosure at the time they were made. When the directors became aware, they took immediate action." lmCione•s Waksallndlded ·on Insider trading Environmentalists sue to block sonar NEW YORK (AP) - lmCione chief executive Samuel Wuksul, whose arrest on insider trading charges hus (' US! suspicion on Martha Stewart, was indicted Wednesday. upparSAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Environment!ll groups filed ently after attempts to cut a deal with prosecutors t>rok~ · suit Wednesday to stop the Navy from using a powerful new down. sonar system for detecting enemy submarines. suying the . The indictment brings new charges of obstruction of justice intense underwater sounds can hutm whales and dolphins . and bank fraud against Waksal in addition, to previous secu. The coalition, led by the Natural Resources Defense rities fraud and perjury charges. Council, sued the Navy and the National M11 rine Fisheries · The bank fraud count - which curries u maximum senService in U.S . District Court in Sun Fn:ncisco to block the tence of 30 years in prison - alleges Waksal defrauded Bank Surveillance Towed "Array Sensor System Low Frequency of America between April 1999 and January by securing $44 Active sana~. million in loqns with lmCione stock he no longer owned. In July, the fisheries service gave the Navy a five-~ear In June, ··Waksal · - ff a friend b of Stewart's r h' f 'I- was arrested Ill Cl for ex'emption from the Marine Mammal Protection Act, w ich uII ege dl Y tlpp:ng 0 mem em 0 ts amt Y to se m one protects whales and dolphins. stock. Wuksal's lawyers and prosecutors had been trying to "Despite the public and scientific outcry. the National work out 11 plea bargain before the deadline for indictinll him. "Marine Fisheries Service, under whatever pressure,· has A pleu bargain presumably would have required hom to licensed the U.S. Navy to basically break the law. It is a reveal whether he warned family and friends, including license to kill," said Jean-Michel Cousteau, founder and Stewart, of problems in winning federal approval of president of Ocean Futures Society, a member of the couli- · lmCione's cancer-fightin~ drug . tion. · Lawyers for Wul\sal dtd not immediately return calls for Gordon Helm, spokesman for the fisheries service. said the comment Wednesday. _agency has required the Navy to comply with-some restric· 0 · tions, such as not using the sonar within 12 nautical miles of the coast. · Govemor slgn·s bill t' IImIt JUry IWirdS In global warming fight, trees b t · • not aIways es answer LAS VEGAS (AP)- Gov. Kenny Guinn signed into law Wednesday a bill that limits jury awards in most medical malpractice cases, .hoping to end an insurance crisis that ternP oraril~ closed the state's to~ trauma center. The aw caps P,ain-nnd-su -v: . fering awards a.t $35.0,000. The cup could be wa1ved ·•f 11 JUr~ found gross negligence or a t'ud:~e found "clear and convmcin<>" evidence warranting a " i~ er award. The law takes effect Oct. I. n December, St. Paul Cos., which insured 60 percent of the state's doctors, said it was leaving the malpractice insurance business. Other companies left the .state t' . i h and cited . the 1 1 I' 1 ~~ards. ma prac rce calms n 11 state wrt no cap on Jury LOS ANGELES (APJ - Scientists have overestimated the ·potential of trees and shrubs to soak up carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, according to a new study. The reassessment casts doubt on whether blunting trees is alwavs ' a positive step in the fight againstl.lo al warming; as · . President Bush and others have suggeste . In the study, ~ublished in Thursday's issue of the J'ournul Nature, Duke niversity scientists say trees and shrubs growing in areas of abundant rainfall are less effective store~ouses for carbon than native grasslands they have 'steadily :Parents of surgically separated twins thank _jdoctors: •c;oc1 will somehow repay them' LOS ANGELES (AP) : The parents of the surgically : separated Guatemalan twins · happily thanked the doctors and nurses Wednesday who carried out the marathon, 22-hour oper: ation, sayin~, "God will some.. how repay em. " : The 1-year-old girls once : joined at the head remained in · critical condition at the · University of California, Los Angeles Medical Cente;. . : ''The future looks very bright : now that the children ar'e sepa: rated," the · girls' father, • Wenceslao Quiej Lopez, said ~ugh a Spanish interpreter tiS SEPERATED.- dne-year-otd Guatemalan twin Marla de Jesus - :)te !llld his wife, Alba Leticia QuleJ Alvarez Is seen In this Image from television following a ·Alvarez, 23, spoke to reporters 22-hour surgery that separated her from her sister, Marla :Cor the first time since their Teresa. not shown. Doctors from the University of California at :iiaughters' skulls were separat- Los Angeles Medical Center said Marla de Jesus was In crltl· ed. . The girls' father, a 21-ycar- cal but stable condition. Her sister was returned to surgery : old banana picker, wondered tess than four hours later because of bleeding In her brain, : how he could repay the doctors however doctors sjly she Is now In the pediatric Intensive care and nurses. "But God will unit, where she was In critical but stable condition. (AP) somehow repay them," he overnight.'' Surgeons around the world added. Early Tuesday. after the sep~- have performed ~ranial separa· Healing ·me Children, a non- ration was completed, Mana tions at least five other times in profit group in Spokane, Wash., Teresa was returned to surgery the piL~t decade. At leWit two · had arranged to bring the sisters because of a buildup of blood twins did not survive. : 'from Guatemala for the $1.5 on her brain. But nearly five Another set of twins born : million operation. The UCLA hours later she was out of joined at the head are awaiting : doctors· dOnated their services, surgery again. Neurosurgeons surgery In DalltiS. The l·yCW'but the hospital is seeking dona- said it will take another week to ' old boys are from an Egyptian tions to help defray the other determine whether the girls suf- village about SOO miles south of costs. . fered brain damage. . Caito. Maria Teresa Quiej Alvarez The girls were bon attached at • •• -and Maria de Jesus were the top of the skull an~ faced On the Net: : · expected to use breathing tubes opposote directions. While the UCLA Healthcare: · fordays. two shared bone and blood ves- http://www.healthcare.ucla.edu/ : 'They slept through the night sels, mer. had separate brains. defaulthtm under heavy sedation in the Cases hke theirs happen in HeaUn& the Children: pediatric intensive care unit," fewer than one in 2.5 million http://www.l\calingchildrt:n.org spokesman Dan Page said. live births. /welcome,html -·'There was nothing unexpected ' '• at>uut ~·on,ptrll\JY law. followtnj IIi anetnpt tl' ple11d ~u11ty 11~ 11 tem.'ltis.m \' l>n,port~tor without admltti!IJ l:tlm· t'licit in the ~o~ttads . Mvu;.suoui admitted he was in al· Quid~ ~nd 11gree>d to other lllleJ&tlon '" the indidment. but BrinKema said that was not etwugh fW" hrr to IICCept u t'lea . Thw.· "as some indic~ttion the. judge\ phm is worldng . Mounii()Ui ha' filed motions 11slinf to meot !~Jilin "1th Rau. But. IIlli Ju y 31 pleadm!J. he 'aod. "Of course Prof11ssor Re1.a might have been I,)Ont~o~mlnated by my 'uuerpretation ·of Islam." Moussaouo said he wanted Reu· ttdl 1ct: 011 the time needed to prepare a defense. but ~·amplained that m~tinas "ere ·pfl•hibited until the professor r\'cdved u new security clellr.n~-e . The trauma ~· ent~r at Unil'ersity Medkul Center in Las Vegns closed l(>r I0 day sin July t>ecuuse S8 onho~ie doc· tors temp1m1rily quit, sa~' ing they I.'OUidn't afford Insurance. Other do~:tllrs cllts~d theor practices. Court nixes Nantucket pl1n BOSTON (APl - The.- stute's high court on W~nesday lhrtw out u plmrto opc.-n a stretch of u tony. Nantuck~t ~ach to the public, ruling thut county commissioners improperly invoked 11 state luw to scile privutc hmd. . . . The Supr~llle Judicinl Court overturned a lower cuurt Nl· ing. und nr~ucd ol'tkinls could not use a .sttll~ law to seize tho 2 ncres of land uhmg the islund's shorelin~ because they never intended to build u roud with it . The how UlillWS the Hiking or private lund to build highwuys. The Nunt\1\'ket County commissioners suid they want· ed to open tht• stretch of Surfside Beach to "preserve historic ri~h t s of wuy h> the '~u." uccording to court documents. 'The commis-il'ners hne mude un end run around thiu >ro•·ess by creuting a l>euch und culling it 11 highway," suid :iownrd Blutchl'ord. u howyer for landowners who challena~ he commission's de~:ision . · VI' ce preS ld ent Wants SICOnd t erm . SAN FRANCISCO · (AP) - Vice President Dick Cheney would like n second term 11s President Bush's No. 2- If the president will huve him. "H e'llli'ave to 111111\e ,. 11 declstan . . by th'1s ttmc . auuut :.~ two veiii'S from now when the convention rolls around in terms of dcc:ldina who he wants to huve serve a~ his vice president In a second · tenn," Cheney said Wednesday, answering questions from mem· bers of the Commonwealth Club of Cwifomitl. He added: "If the president is willing and if my wife approves, and if the doctor say it's OK. then I'd be happy to ~erve asecond term. But 1 emphasize again, that's the president's call. not mine." In 11 qucstlon-llnd·answer session followina an economic SJlC!eC~· th~ 151-ye~old Cheney, who has a history ofhoW1 troU• ble. surd h1s health 1s good. . · "I've got, you know, the doctor followina me 1110und every place l ~o - literally. When !Jet on the elevator, there's a JIIY there Wllh II black bug," he sai with a chuckle. A vice president's status on the re-election ticket Is naturally questioned as an administration draws closor to the end of its tl.nt term. Cheney's position on the 2004 ticket has been the subject of heightened spcculatr'on because of h1's he• .. condition he "'' has had four he·~ "tt•cks and hilS • p~~cemak•• and -more · "'' " " ~ "' .... ' recently, because of the attention he draws in connection to corporate •cco•rntr'ng "CIInduls ' 'As utld ·' .. The "Secun'tt Exch•nge Comm1'ssion is investi'JatlnJ • " accouming pructlces at Hallibunon Co. while Cheney was Its chief execuuve officer· Some prest'dential advis•rs ho·"" suu••t ... • ed ~rivntely in recent weeks 'that s.cruliny "of Cheney tlnd . Hnlltburton could serve to draw ~ttcntton away from Bush and his past bu~iness dealings as a director of Harken Eneray CO!p. Your Friends & Neighbors Shawn Arnott, Controller for Farmers Bank. "Farmers Bank has provided me with room for advancement, and an enjoyable and positive work setting." Shawn has worked for Fanners Bank for eight years. He started out as a teller was promoted to head teller, and then worked as the operations assistant. In April 2000 he was promoted to his current position of con· troller. He is the youngest officer employed by the bank. Shawn is a graduate of Southern Hi&h School, and Ohio University, where he obtained a dep in finance. Shawn resides in Pomeroy, and enjoya playin11 JOif in hie spare time. He also el\Joys being involved with the com· munity and sits on the United Fund Board. Shawn previously worked as a 1tock broker in Marietta ' before joinjng the Farmcra .Bank team. Shawn 'a fathOl' was in the military so in addition to arowin11 up In Mci11s County, he also spent time In tho Carollnu and Columbus, Ohio. Shawn feelf that his early years movina &IO);Ind tho country taught him how to be adaptable to any situation. and how to &et alona with all typea of people. He feels these traits have served him well in dealing with' the public. [F'JI) Far1ners Bank ~ 'Member FDIC . ' We're Your Banlt for (~111 I �• Th Dail geA& Opi ion tltinel "mundly. Aupst I. :aoo:a Gl'llbmen, ~munt cetlons &nlly$1 fol Salomon, Smith a "'"'Y· aestures wtllla teslttylng befole the House Anenctal Sefvices Con111'1lttee hearing on WorldCom ln Washlnaton. The once· celebr&ted analyst. who en~trQed from wor\tlng· cl• s Phlledelphlo more th n 30 y<ta~ 11&0. Is now under lire for hyp. lng WOI'IdCom Inc .. Globlll Crossing Ltd. nd Other f&Ued telecommunications companies while his ln~Mstment firm. Salomon Smith Barney, did business for them. Both Gl'\lbmon and Salomon deny any wrongdoing, (AP) lHk ttMOCI2ATs 111 CoUrt Sti'MI • Pomtfoy. Otllo - A~ AtTAC~lN~! .mychltlyuflt\ntl.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. O.n Dldcerson Pubh her Bttt. 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(kt'nllln illlt•iligcni'C 1'1: p111'1S cilc1l hy lhtllcr lhul SullYU111 will hn vc u mtc)c:u· IW\1(11111 hJ• 20ll~ · l1111 Rille!' du'\111s lhUI lmqi iii'S\'niiiS \1'\'1\' iilllbii\IYUll. lk\ 1111d Ihut lsslt<'. h111W11cr. 111hc1' (11\llll' llf d i ,plll~ \11\11\' 11h~d \'SIIC• l'inlly the qucsllnns ol' whclhcr \'lllllllln· 111 ~ 111 \'lin Will'~ liS II lllllky 111\Uinsl lr11q, whclhct' 11 lnr ~c Ill' smnll tr.s l!l'lllllld l'otw II til he 11\'\'lk·d In Ihi' \'VCIII or llll lt111isln11 111111 whclhct' li .S. 11lllc' would , n,lp111'1 "' ' :Ill' tlw 'il k ~ ot' hullditl!( illl ~t' l\lllhiiHtl ' "llP\lt'l, II tnu y h~ usdul l'nr the Hush itdmlnl,ll'lil hlil lo 1111>h hnrtll\11' full untl <'HIIIplclt' l nl~t'lluiluuul \V\'111'""' lnspc~: lilllls itt lt ll\l 'II lltlll, W ICII Sml\ltilll 1\til s Ill \'\1111ply, ~1'11 111111 > ~~ls i fill' WUil• in)l 11'111' 11~1111\sl 111111. M~utllllll~. th\llt)lh. pl1111nltljl for ~IIIII· hill I> jlnl n11 hH'Wutd 11nd .~ huultl h~ . Afllcs 11111)' well full IIIIHiin•• hchlnd lhc l llnltctl SHIIcs 11 h~n lh~)' ~111111 lhill un :111 11~~ i~ incl•lt:llll.> nnd will he su~.wss· 1\il. Tht' IIIIlS I t\11'i1•11s llls\lulc ·nt' 11ll 1.' 1111· ~ern~ lhc sifl' 111' U.S. \u..:c' t'I:I(Uirctl, '1\lp l'ciiiU)!\111 dviliuns Utili Vk~ 1'1~sitiL' III t'h ~ II<'J' lllli\III'C IIIly hdiC\'~ 1h11l new ptl.'dsl\11\· )lUidctl tllllll ilinn,; illli~C II 111\1\CC<ls-ut'V II\ ~11 11111111 hUll• tltt•tls nf lhllll~lllt<ls nt l1 S. ll\1\11\s 111 hul · lie. Thdt' vic\I'S Wt.'l~ 1\'pt~sclllc\1 hcl\11~ lh•' F•lt\'l)ln Rdminns t'11111111illc1' hy l~lh~d Air 1:111\'\' Cl\'11 , Th•liiHis Mdlll'l'llcy, wh11 suitllhul u l'\lmhitlnttnn 111' p1wislnn h11111hinp . inlcl'llul lrutti ''JlPIIsti i<HI l\11ws und un inlcllsi\'c "ml\lt'llllllhlll \'111\llllli!lll" l.'llllltl l ~11tl Ill IIIIISS SIII'I'CIItf'C I' hY,, h'~l\(l 1\li'I.:Cs. This "cu ~cwlllk vtcw was hralltlctllls "h't't:.,pollslhlc" hy mllltm y unnlysl Atllhnny (\li'tlc"lilll1, who sultl lhul li'Uttii\11\'CS I'C I\Iltill sh\111!1 C ll\lll ~h lhUIII hH)l~ l i,S. 1\11\'C 11cctls lo he tll'lltlllblc,l\1 \'IISIII\: 111lllli,S. 1'111\:Cs lllt'lt 'l ddCIIICd, t'm'l.ksll111111'Cill\'scmctltl \'lew 1\'i)lll'l• cdly hciJ hy lop Army [I.CIICI'uls und lhll S1u1c Dctlllt'lmcl\1 , l11dudln!l Sc~ttiiii'Y Ill' SltiiC C'nlln Pnwcll , 11 former ~c11crul. Cnlll.ll'l:ss will i11sls1 1111 pnt11dpulilll.l In Bush's tl~dslon 1111 wholh~r 10 I!" In WIU'. 11 ~n n ' l tnllk ~ llulllicdslnn wllhmll ~lu sslt'I~LIIIII c llil.lc ll~~ ht'idill!lS, IIIII th<' flllt'l:l!ln Rdlllilllts hCIII'i n ~s nt'C 11 wmrhy s l~l' In Ihe tlcdslnn 1)1\l~css . Ottlhc nlhct' hund, v~ry lillie puslllvc ~1111 be snltluhuullh~ Sclllllc's dcl'cnl ut' II Wlll'lhy flt'SI slcp IIIWIII'\1 !liVing 1\m~l'i~ull seniors lltCs~riplhm drug ,·uvcl'llll<' under Mcdlcnt\'. The t'nnh lies 1111dnl y wllh Rcpuhl k nlls lltld lhc !lush While lluusc, whkh ••ppuscd 11 hl/llll'll su n ~nll11)1'mllls.·nlonstn'C P"ltJnscd 1y Scns. Bnh Gmhum rD· Fhi ) 111111 tlot·dotl S111l1h (I~ ·Or~.) 1h111 wuultl huvc pi\lh!CI· cd low· illcomc sc11ims llll,llhnse f11d11!l cnlltslrophk hills while ol'fcrlnl! dl'lll! lli't'llllnls lunll sellilll's IIIIIIW Cllsl, 011 My 24,47 Rcpuhlk1111s suplllll'lcd u shllllut· - lhlllll! h l ~ss cxpcns vc - SAN DinGO (AP) - The lor lhc lllllll IICCll~cd of kidn:tllj\111~ und killmg his ?·ycur-olt netjlhbm wmppcd llll his cusc Wednesday, ~:ty · illl.l (\rtlSCCIIIIII'S (\1\'S~nletl 1111ly dt-cumsltllllial evidence und never pn:ll'cd lhc dcl'cn· dum wus in lhe vtclim 's hnmc . Dudng hi~ ncurly six-hnu r closin~ urgumcnl, dclcnsc 111tumcy Sleven Fcldmun told jmws thtll tJI\lsccutors 1ryin1.1 Duvid Wcslcrficld nmdc guesses in t'urminglhcir lhct~· ry or l~ebnml'y 's kidtmpping of Danicllc vun Dum. "They luwc 111 strclch. ~'her-e's too many holes. Thci'C's no smoking gun," he suid. · 1 Wes l~rli e ld , u SO·yeur-old engineer, is churl!cd with kid· nupplng, murder und posses· slon of child pomogruphy. He could fuce the dculh penulty If ,cmiVIcte.:l of killing lhc &irl who lived 1wo houses away. Dunlclle wus lust seen when her l'ulher pul her to bed on Feb. I. After u mussive volun· tcer seurch. her nude body wus found Feb. 27 ulong u .rurul roud ens1 of Son Diego, Feldmun urgued thut Woslerlield hud no motive 10 ussuull u child und thul unldenlllicd flngerprinls und blood fnund Ill the vun Durn home points to some other, 'unknown suspect. In bc(!innlng his rebuHul, prosecutor Jet'!' Dusek di~ · missed Fi!ldmun's urgumerlls us misrepresentation ~ of the evidence presented over the • pust two months. Dusek wus llxpecled to Jinish his rebuttul Thursduy, ufler which the ~llltlfiiC Y fti'O issues 'PIIIIMII"Cd h~ Sc~' · Ch11ck lll\l(ll"ul hillel (R· Nch.\ and J11hn 1""'11" \R· Nc1. l. lhll Ill sI Wc,hlcsday. llli~t· l:ll:lllll\Tals cmhmccll lhc <'liii\"Cpl , 44 GOP SCII\11 \II'S VlliC\1 111 kill II. t\lld 1.'1\SI - $401) hilli\111 IIWI' 10 years I'Ct'l>us $I 'XI hilli1111 - wus 111111hc t~IIS\111 , Scmtlc GO I' lcmlcrs ngt"Ccd 111111 lhcy \IIIII Ili st~ ntlttp 111$400 hilliun \111 ll til'll!l htll . Rulhcr•. whul ~illctl Clnth:un·Stnilh Wlls nminly (l\llilks - Ihe Rc/mhlknns' til's ill.' 111 deny St'IIIIIC Mt\im 1y l.eud~ 1· 'l'hnm:IS l>usdtlc (D·S 1). \ n Sll!llil'kmll ltdlicwmcnl. II 's 11tllt\jlll' GOP Iheme Ihi s )'CIII' Ilull H1lU sc Rc1111hlkuns pl'l~tluce l~ ~tis lntive nchicvcmcnts - lndudlnl! n dt'ug bill - hul Sl:mtlc D '111\ll.:l'llls tlon 'I. Scnutc Rc\lnhhc11ns ,I kin·, W\1111 111 uhund•m 1hc I' poltl l,•nl pl ttyhn•lk ~VI.'II 111 pmtccl Sl'1\h.u's , Itl~nlt 'II knl cnn sillct'ulions c vldcllll y hll'ol vcd, 1011, hccllusc lhc Whhe ltnusc 1lpp11s\'s nny mcusutt lhnl d1lcs 11111 Involve usi ng priv111c insnrml\.'C cllmpnnlcs I<Hicllvcr Mcdklll\l s~ 1·vkcs. Scllllt'lltCiy, lhlwcvct'. the ClOP ulso kill eli mtnl her lllt\lllt' Dctn\ll.:rnl k com· pwmi sc itlcu mlvuncc\1 hy Sc11. l:idwn"l Kctmcdy (Muss.) - 1h111 would huvc IICl'cl\lcli n OOP· slylc pl'ivu'c dcltVCI')' 11\Ct'hlllll Sill illt'l:l\11'11 l\11' U $4~() hilllun prk\' 11111. Rcpuhlk1111s wnultln'l II!II"CC till he 111\IIIC)'. t{cpuhlktllls 1111tl Dcmncml s huvc lllllllll!lCII to ••vcrcomc Ideology und pul'li ,unship lhl s ycllt' 111 puss u clll'pll· t'lllc t\'l'urm hill nnd nll'udc hill. 'rhcy'll p111h11hly pnss u hntltclund sccul'ily bll\, lh~•~t !lh nnl itt lime l'\11' 1hc nnnivcrsury nl ScpL II. The signs lit\' soud t\n· doing their Limy 1111 lrm1 . lhc hl ggcsl Issue llf lh~ ycnt'. But pt'I!SCI'iplltlll dt'll gs 1\llll'llSillllll IIIIISSIW ftlillll'CIll!' which VIllers shou!il hold the GOP lnllccotllll • (Mm'llill Kondrac ke is c'.l'rc lllive edt· 101' t!/' Roll Call, lhr• 1/rll' l'llrl/11' 1' oj Cnpitol/111/,) ll'l't~ will go m the jury. On 1\lesdny, Dusek hnd Iold jurors in his closing argu· mctH thlll 1here wus tlo doubl W~slerfi eld killed lhe girl. He sntd Dnniclle's fingel)'rinls, huir and blood were dtscnv· crcd in Wc:slcrlield's motor home und nn u jncket he took "' n dry dcnner lwo duys ufh!r she disuppenred, "He's ~uilly to Ihe coi"C," l)usc: k sn1d Tuesduy. Fddmun suid no finger· pnnts or oth~r truces of his client weN found In the vun Dum home. The defense ul so Slll!&ested thut the lifestyle of Ihe girl's . purents, which included drug use and spouse swapping, might , huve exposed her to strangers who could hnve hnrmed her. Dnmon nnd Brendn vnn Dum tesli fied that they had smoked murijuunu the nll!hl of their duuahter's disuppeur· unce nnd haa, In the past, hud sex. wllh unother couple. The prosecutor told jurors lhat aulhorltles believe Westerfield left n neighbor· hood bur where he hod seen Dunlelle's mother und, acting out his sexunl fnntusles, sne11ked into the vun Dums' house through un unlocked door utthe sidll of the gurnge. Dunlelle, hl!r fulher und twn brothers were asleep but u short lime Iuter the mother und som~ ft•iends utri ved. W!lslerfield took lhe girl to his home and then nn u lrip In his motor home, lhe prosecu· mr suld. Dusek speculated 1hut Dunlelle WIIS killed in the motor home, ulthough uuthor· Illes huve no1 b~etl able 10 determine how she died, (t\~e RYAN'S VIEW Wall Street upheaval·means the bill has.come due • BY JO-N RYAN mmc limn lite Cll llll)llnics IIICIII.~clves '/ scmtclhhlll Iouks too good ttl b~ true, ~• I. 11 111, lt11vc hcc11 npcniltll my l'iluul· Blll w~ huu ghith~ .~ tuck uuyw11y, et\lll~· Is - didn't uppl y In thi s new untl ·gruv· d ul slltlc tncms c11ch n11mtl1 wlih drcud n11d tcl ih.'IIIIICC. 11s II' th ~y nt'c lcllcrs lt'clllllt mllchcty \lid nlltll who uonsldcl'' hlld 11\'WS lhll nnl y IWWS Wlll'lh shlll'ill!l 1\nd I sy111pltihltc with tho"' who 111 c 1'111w d lo p111 1•1'1' rclh cnl\'111 hccnme lhclr 11c'1 ~~~~' l111 vc ~ ht'llltk 11lnto.~ 1 nv r l'lli !(Itt. Ill 1\Y\'WI ' The wulll tl!llllld 1111111111n ~ lt iiVc !1"1ill 'lop, ' Wc'1'c Mlttlld l11g 11 hit ton llluch like 1hr !l"Y In New Ye ll'~ who's suln~ Htii'!W Kin~ 111111 ' three lllhCI' lit>t·l'onli dtuln• he•·nusc, Jtl'lcr l'nut' dccmb 111' Clllllllt liiCi l' Ililly hlllllhtt i)ICI'N lltlii !IICUSY ~ h lckc11 . he I' now nh~'c 1111d dl uhcik uml hu ~ 'Jt fl'cl\'tlt wo h<'lll l nlltll~s . "Titcy ''"d ' lOll pct'ec JII hee l. ' I tiiOIII;llll lhUI lllCIIIII II W(ls !tlllld 1111' yo u, '.the 272 poHmlliltlllllll " tid. 'l'l1r 1111111 i' 11 dope. lllc'tl he pluycd hy .luck Bl m:k Itt the IIUivic.) lltll whul 110 we ~uy 11huuttho,c of'" wl1o htltl!lhl ' '"d 111 , '"Y· l'l'lce ltnc.<'ont. the Weh 'il,'l hul so ld lcl lnvcJ uirlinc ikkct' 1111d h~>i C II'PCIII l' '/ · AI otiC pol111, lite n1ur~,., vn luc ol l'rkc li llC.COin Wll> hi~thrr Ihu11 111111 111' cvc 1y U.S . IIIII inc comhl ued 'l'hul vulu· 111ion mudc 1111 'cu,c . We kucw It n1udc 1111 <ensc, I low could 11 Wuh ~ It o 1h111 'old nthcr· Clllllpllll ies' di.~Clll'd> h,• Wlll'lh till! II NIIIIC nf d •nlul liS dee p liS Jhll lUI 1111111's, Then, the' stock pl'lcc fell ultuosl 1)7 1crccltl - lo whore II prohnhly ' h11ukl 1utvc been ullllllllll.l· , Nullll'llily, we Wlll1lltl hlnme cvc,·yonc hut out' d1111ey selves 11 wus c111·p11 r·utc .:nl'l'uptloQ und C'lm srecl111nd 11ccou 111 • lnll 1'1'11\td. II wns linl'llll 11 nd WurldCom und Oloh11l Cmsslnl!. It wus com puny lllrccturs uhtllcuilntttheh fltluclut·y tlmy 111 shlll'choldcrs. ll wus the mcdlu hyp· 1111! CVCI'.)I CUie sllll'lllll liN If II WIIN the tllosl fuhulou s find sl ucc 1hc goldc11 goose . All fu lr llll'!!els. All wnl'lhy 111 plenty nf hlumc. _ IJul It WttN uls11 us. In I'I)II'ONilllCI, we cun 1cc huw It hup· 11cncd. We s u spc nd ~u IIlii' commnu sense, l'lglll'illl! lhut it' the stuu rtc'' minds on W11ll Strccl were gushinl! nlloutthe emperor's new clothes, then n must hnvc been oUI' tlWn eyes, not 1hclrs. thut were defective, We suw people muklug 20 percent or ~() ~crccr11 onlhch' invcsltiiCiliN - more lhun tloulllc unu tri ple tile slllck 11111r· ket's hi ~ IOI'ic I'!IIC nl' I'Cilll'l\ , We plunged In, not llllitc :u1d!.lr.~ 11111dlng llllw it ull wmkcd und shmul'ustl y pi'Ciclllllng lhlll such high l'elurns cnl'l'lcd 110 risk . We 11lungcd In us if ullthc t'ul cs Ill' life •• II' collapse =High-flying Stock analYst is under fire after ntin 1 The D il The O.tly Sentinel • P1ge A 7 www.mydatlynnttnel.com ily CCilllllr11y. ' Now 1h111 rutcs nl' ro1urn hnvc plum; meted, us hl siiH'}' uml comtnon s~nse dlciUicd lhlly evcntuully woultl, we're k 1 1 11 stwc ct um l smuycd, bcumunltlg 0111. need lu WUI'k now umll usc 67 lnstcud of ugc 62 or ,hulvlng pluns for 1he condullll the wutcr. But let 's I'CI!ttl n some. perspec1iw. Let's look huck 10 ycurs. Did we cxpccl 11 dccuuc ugu Ihill we could retire ut ugc 1\2 or huy the Condo tJII lh~ WUhli'/ Or did those plutiS luk e shupc In the Ins) few ycurs, when porlfolios skyrocketed llcyond ullt·cuson'l , C~ltl~ldut·: Even us lute us 11195, lh~ Dow wus m only j,800. Now, ul'ter ~ 191)1) high of nmN thun 11,000, It's down _to ubuut M.OOO. Sure, It's 11 steep limp Irum 11,000 111 H,OOO . But even 111 1 H ) tlc Clll'l'cnt ,()( 0. lho Dow hus mor~ limn duublcd since 19\15, Thul's u IO llCI'CCI1I srowth rule - which Is nllou1 whullhc rnurkct hl ~wrlcully Is cxpcc lc~ to rclllm. Now lhc hill hus Urt'lvcd, und Jl's time to pny up . , (Joan Nywr /,v " mlwmt/,,r /rn· 1/i~ Sml /'1'11111'/sm Clm!llldt'. Sc•11d t'tlllllltem,1 IQ lwr hy r·mcr/1 at /tilii/I'YWI® lji·lmm/ 1 l'lt'.t'our.) , ' Defense atlorney Steven Feldman makes his closlns argument In David Westerfield's murder trial In San Dleao. Westerfield Is accused of the kidnapping and murder 10f aeven-year old Danlelle van Dam . (AI") ON TRIAL - ' ·MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Subscribe today. 446·2342 BUTLER. Pu, (AP) - T~e sporl Extreme defensive driving u1ili1 y vehicle 11\lll rolls mn of lhe lbi ~ Fe< tbOul Milt miNIOn dolltrt, alt'IOrilt lruek can b<t translormed lnlo • rolling tortmss lhRI con earlY Tek shop look s jusl like lhose driven precious cargo aaltly through the moal,hoallle onv1ronmen\sln m•llloriSIK: alylo by miUions at' soccer moms . But with u flip of lhe switch , out of lhe su11rouf pops wenponrr rungi ng Uatr rii\Qt flnftr mHsu,..t II!II'Qfl ft\1111 u .50-culiber M2 mudune gun ltl dlltl\1'\e.l tor eompu!tr IIPQI:I!ng tU1 MK· 19 40 mm grenude luuncher. Fnr tiOW, you don't need lo worry A lull nJiollon ,10 ,....--....,:;;_ uboul 11 whole new level ol' road ruse oollt>tr n~~<~hlno gun wtlldtmOilllloll<ICk wtll - the wes1ern Pe nns~ lvunin munufuc· Of llltt CUll. tnlper II Pa11engw aldt wupon1 wrcr suid it is 1101 sclltng the vehicle in 1000 maltlra thanks to an control dlaplly can take aim the Uniled Slutes.. Independent auapen•lorl dAY or n1ght at an~ltllng lrom ' OUirt.ntH!ng IOC\ltiC:V II But il does shlp its onc·ol'·u·kind ttlt oomfol1 ol thl plush lnt.mr ilo mp11 SUVs elsewhere tlround the globe. es pecinll~ to pluces where "huve u o~r-- NIQt'U vlaton ctmtf'la i sufe tl'ip' is more lhun jusl u nice thing .~·· .... . :"\... mounttd around 1111 vehiCit . ... provide nl9ht '111~ to the to !I to suy. the drlvtf 'Iii I 'lll()r• Ibis Tek President Tom Buckner mounlld CII~Y I 1/III\Oh opened the company three years ugo ICfHM llltlltlproot with his brmher, John, nnd Tom Letter. gloll The Ibis Tek Viper, Cobru nnd IIJIInDh Python defense systems ure installed ,, on fuctory·lssue trucks such us the lm'IOt --~-----+ ' Chevrolet Suburban, Lin coln Aun·flat Urn llntd with tiiHIInnar l'lm Nuvl gutor and htrger Ford pickups. will run tvtn II a bulla! holt dralnl alltlr P,..IUI'e. They urc murk1.1ted out of Switzerland. The company's client list Is confi· •• dcntlul. Buckner will suy only thut about n dozen of hi s vehicles are bemg us II ,000 pounds nnd gus mileage can Department spokes man Juy Greer used In four Mtddle EnSlern countries. dip into the single dig!ls. sotd. "We co ns1der these lhin~ s from a The Royal Guurd of Suudi Arubin pos· "You don't buy lhem for lhe gus nulional secunty perspective, ' s~sses thr e~. Bucker su1d Ihe curs ure des1gned for An Ibi s nde wllh ull the lrimmings mileage," Buckner said, protection, not attack . Sules of I he vehicles are strictly reg· - including options like urmor pial· ••• ing thlll win stop u 7.62 mm armor· uluted by the State Department. "If 1he item is not deemed to be On the Net: pierci ng bullet costs ubou1 lbts Tek· hllp //www.tbtstek.com $500,()00 And thut is without the sornelhing thul could prove deslubili z· Defense Dcpur1men1 Trade 11ctuul firepower; clients must buy i ng to the reston, und there ts no out· Co ntrol s: httpJ/pmdlc.orgicompli slunding for eign policy reuson , it their own guns. ancc.hlm Ibis Tck vehicles can weigh us much would be eligtbie for approval," Stale /~ . .. Scientists discover hormone.that helps curb people's appetites Bv JOIIPH 8. VERRINGIA AP SCIENCE WRITER Scien1ls1s huve isolmed u hormone lhut mukes us fee l full when we cut, and lhey demonslrulcd ils potent tal us u new wcight·loss drug by u~ecling volunteers with the substum·e before u btl! bul'l'el lunch The p11r.tic1pun1s tnJected With the so-culled 'third helping hormone" ute nne· 1hird lc ~s thun usuul und resisted st1ucking for up to 12 hours, scicrlllsts repotl· cd. · The hormone infusion wus "sort of u fuke meul ,'' snid the study's senior uulhor, Steven Bloom of 1hc lmpcriul College of London . "The bruin wus foo led mto thinking thul it hnd ulreudy euten." The ex periment offers u prelimlnury but promi sing opportunity to develop u 11ew drug to curb obcsily, researchers suid. Still, some cuutloned thut treuting overweight people . ATTENTION POTENTIAL HOMEBUYERSII Applications for The Down Payment Assistance Program (CHIP) wtll be available August 20, 2002 through August 30, 2002 at the Meigs County Grants Office located at 117 East Memorial Drfve, Pomeroy, Ohto 45769. . Ellg1btl1ty wHI be determined based on time and date of application and low to moderate Income status. For further Information about this program please contact the Meigs County Grants office at 740·992·7908. - · -- -·- .. __ ratsed m u workmg-clu.\' section of northeast PhiladelphlU. Hi' father, luy. wu~ (I rrofe,\lonal b<.J'\er und munidpal worker who \\US so >tro11g he ~-ould rear the phtme ·boo~ m half. B1s mother. M1ldred. 11orked in u dress 'hop, Young J:tck 11 t'rked tl' u bu'lx'Y· lo~1dcd package' and suld beach umbrellas dunn~· summers tn Allunuc Cily, NJ AI Northeast Htgh, he played clnnnet m lhe band, was on the dl•bute r<·um und made Nuuonul Bonor Society. "Jack wus u very srnurt and nggres· sive guy I had the feeling he would be u ~uccc" 111 whatever he chose to du," su1d Jacob Zaman ·ky, who douhlc·dt!led wuh Grubman al their prom. After graduullng tn 1971, Grubm.m headed to Basion Umvcrsllt where he muJOred 111 muthemuucs. He got u muster's in mulh fmm Columbia Umversny und went Ill work for 1\T&T 111 1977. Years ltller. Grubmun changed purls ol Ius pasL Ultimate SUV - designed to carry big guns - not coming to a store near you • • F<!dt•rnl pro ~utol'\ m Nc11 ) or~ In\ L'Siigating thl.' \lOCk 1'1!\CUI'I:h ofGI'IIbmnn und o1hcr Salomon anu· ly,\1, a~-cordtng 111 Thl.' Wall Sti"CL'I Jtlllffilll And Gl'llbnmn hu, h<.-en h11 w11h ut leusl 40 consumer cmnphunt' and luw ~ uits. many of them n:lmed to 1hc W•lrldCom collapse Gruhmun and Salomon deny m1y wn•twtloinl.l . Grubm.m. tc,t•fytng I , l<v 'K' Buu~c Fumm wl S< 1ce' Cnllmullcc lust month. smd he hud no 1tk.1 ihut WorldCom c~•-cutil c' lud $3 8 billion in expenses fl'llm uweslnl'li 1111. Grubman ucknuwlt•llgcd I"CIIIUIIIIII!I bullish on WmldCom lor llltl long. "I ccruunly nmdc m1s· t:1kcs," he suid, It IMs ulso emerged thul Grubman wrote 11 $100.000 check lhul lhc Dcmocrutic Scnuturml Cumpmgn Comnu11ee I"CCCIWd rhc wry duy he w:\s sub1~nued 111 testify hclorc Con11ress. The Clllllrihul ton wu, soh" ted b,Y Ihe conumllcc. u spok<·swom:m smd. · Juck Benjnmm Grubman, 4N i w.1s lit~ --- ---- wilh chrecl hormone tnjec· lion s hus not been proven effecuvc und muy be dun· I!CrQus. Public heulth ofltctuls lmve been wurnmg of un obcslly epidemic tn 1he Uni1 ed Stlllcs, and the prob· lcm is sprcudi11g urnund the glub~ . The lnl ~ rnutionul Ohcsily Tuskforcc cstimulcs :1 00 million people world· wide ure obese. In the United Stutes, obe· stty is imphcutcd 1n the deaths of 300.000 people UI111Uully from henri dtscusc, m oke. diubetes und cuncer. The hormone experiment wus reported m Thursday's issue of the JOUrnal Nmurc. Sctentists in Engl.tnd <IIH.I Qregon isolut ed the hor· mone PPY3·36 thai 1s sec reted by cells ltntn g the intestines. Levels of the hor· mone ri se in the blood .1 11cr euung und remuin hi gh between meuls . Using mice, reseurchers first idenllfied its effect on 1he hypolhulumus, u purl of the bruin thnl regulates appellte Then, 12 people of normul weight - 6 men and six women in their 20s - were Injected with extra hormone if.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii or a plucebo saline solu11on. Two hours later, lhey were offered an lndi un curry buf· fct lunch - chicken or veg· clunun, sptcy or mdd . The vo lunt eers who rccetved the hormone boo'! ale one· lhird lc" than ihcy thd at previou s me ,tl s However, othc1 sc1cn11sls 111 lhe study sutd the one· 11me expenmen1 does 1101 by 1t ~e lf prove thul the illJCC· twn s cun safely cnntrn l appcllte or revcm· ohes11y. How the body might respond to elev:ttcd PPY 3· 36 level s over 11 me 1s unclcur. I would like to tnvtte you to our 5th annual "NOAH & THE ARK" outdoor drama at IULLSIDE BAPI'IST CHURCH IOC.iiiiil on State Route 143,Ju•t oiSl. Rt. 7. In Pomei'O)', Ohio. For dtredlon• reel ftee to call '740-992-6768 or 740-992-570.5. Hope to 1ee you here! Dr. Jame• R. Acree Sr., Pa1tor Wt bavt COIIC.IfOII 1laad1 ...tlablt a& lilt &op ••• boU0111 or lilt hill wUh bot food1, cold drlw od pita&, or ••.-.. 2QDl PATES FOR DB.WA AUIUit 9th A lOda Aup1tl6lh A 171h Auau•• 23rd, 24th, a ast~a 7130 p.m. each eveal.. Tnu......... I IF I hulbiJ .... I'?' ........ • I s....... Aftllable . FREE ADMISSION _ .,........ ._,_._ ••ttmte•~ep \ �..- • Thursday, August 8, 2002 Pomeroy/Middleport, Ohio Page A8 • The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel Inside: • Diamond Roundup, Page 82 Players agree to testing, Page 83 Klecko will follow old man, Page 85 Page Bl G Thunday, Auaust 1Ln Bengals' backup may be cut for third time ' Appearing every thursday in lhe Daily Sentinel MDI!nbDIUMI! Liquid Crystal Bean dinner The sights, sm~lls and sounds of Liyuid Crystal will appe~1r m the. Meigs Cl\Uilty .grand- Country at 7 p.m. and Northwest Territory ut 8:30p.m. at the Am~rinm Civil War will come . stand on the Rod Spnngs , Fmrgrounds at 8 p.m. the grundstund. there is no charge for attending the grandstand or other al iw for visitors to Bob Evans Wednesday. • enterUiinment on the fairgrounds. . Farm t>n Sullln.lay us the furm hosts FeatureJ on Thursday ni!!hl at the fair will be High a "Civil War Living History" and .. the 132nd annuul Rio Gnm~c Oeun Diimer. The Civil War Living History c·amp is open fn>m 10 a.m. until 5 >.111 .. with infantry. urtillery und 1ti slllrical tkmonstrutions for visitors. Held at thl' furm's shc ltcrhnuse ureu, it will be presented by Byrnes Buttery Company D. More informatinn nr a schedule of events is available by contacting tlte farm ut 1-R00-994-FARM (3~76) or by visiting the web sit~. w11·w.bohcv an s.com. Fair Events • Won by · One wi II be the feutured singers. 9 . p.m .. Thursday Eternity will perform at 5:30p.m. on the main stage. The Pretty Baby contest will be held at 5:45p.m. Kid's and senior citizen's day. Arts and Crafts Sl'l'llll saw W(\UC.Iworking. liUilting. \:ross stitdting. cr(ll:heting anu more arc ofl\:rcd through A11g11'l at the Bob Evans Cmn Farm. Rio Gr:mdc . \Vmkshops·arc nllcrcu from I0 :1.111 . to 2 p.m. SutUI\Iay' ami holiday,. DL·mnnstrmions arc free. The sche<.luk f•>llows: Suttll\lay. cnll:heting and scmll saw woodworking: Aug. 10, laminate wood bowls, i:ross stitdting and yuilting: Aug. 24. hand kniuing and cross '!i tching: and Aug . .11, cut and pierced lamp~hades . Call (H00) 994-3276 or VISit www. hnbcl'ans.com. , • Rick K. :md the Allnightcrs will perform at 9 p.m. Friday on the, muinstage. The livestock sale will begin at I p.m. • Don Wliliums will wrup up the fair at 9 p.m. Saturday The Lunnes and Ruth Wi II iamson Memorial Crosscut Sawing Conwst will be held ut 3:30p.m. Dance ADunce wi II be held Saturday at Southside Community Center. 7-10 p.m ., with True Country performing. 'Tecumseh' Exhibit Ole Car Club's 24th annual show Win,low Homer's "The Garden Wall," is displuycu ut Huntington Museum of Art's "Fifty Y~urs of Collccling" exhibil. through Sept. GALLIPOLIS - If yourtastc in curs We have a category for about anything cruise-ins at the park the second Friday 2. Admission is free. Hours ure runs from the classic:tl to contcmpo- thlll shows up," he added . of this past May, June and July, a factor from 10 :un. to 9 p.m. Tuesday. 10 mry. the unnual show spo1isored by the Regi stration begins at 9 a.m. and Thompson believes ~us created more tl.lll . to S p.m. Wednesuuy through Gallipolis Ole Car Club this Saturday runs until noon, and showing andjud~­ interest in the show. · Smurday and noon to 5 p.m. has a little bil of everything to otTer. ing is from then !Jnti14 p.m. The pub~tc "At the last cruise-in, we had about Sunduy: and cilJSC<.l Monday. For Autos ranging from Model Ts to can view curs at the park as the regts58 cars, which isn't bad," l'te said. more informution (304) 529-2701 . 1970s muscle curs will be on <.lisplay in tration is underway. The regislration . The show was put on for its first two the City Park lhroughmit the day us fee is $8. and there is no charge for the years al the Gallia County Junior collectors from around southern Ohio show. Fairgrounds, but has been at the park und West Virginia display miginal and Elvis impressionist Dwight every year except 200 I, when the afterPremiere Dm)ce. Studio accepts restored vehicles. lcennower of Pomeroy will perform math of the downtown fire prompted a registnitilln for classes in It will be the Ole Car Club's 24th from I to 3 p.m., Holzer Medical move to Wai-Mart's parking lot. preschool. btlllct. tup uml jun for show. Center's Wellness Clinic will give free The club and the show are lhe focus ages 3 years through udulls from 10 "It\ very enj_oyablc," said club sec- screenings and a food 7on~ession will of a display this month at Bossard a.m . to 2 p.m. Saturdtty al the stu- rclary and hi storian Humid Thomr,on, · be operated by the Galhpohs Volunteer Memorial Library. dio, 210 lith St., Heri(agc Village. himself tl collector of classic cars who Fire Department. Clussc' begin Sept. 3. Call Meliss:t will show his own classic Volkswagen Besides · Thompson, current oflicers The show drew nearly 100 entries in McUutTin. owner/instructor. (304) . Kurmunn Ghiu during the show. 200 I ~ and Thompson expecl~ mo~e of the Ole Car Club include Elwood 529-2H44 or (304) 523-5152. "We're eKpecting ·Model Ts to take classtc cars. wtll be on Stle tor th1s Lewis, president: Randy Breech, vice part and we even let 2002 models in. year's program. The club has staged president; and Roger Cox, treasurer. The outdoor drama is performed at 8 p.m. Monday through Saturdays through Aug. 31 m the Sugurloaf Mmmtain Amphilheulre, Ticket s Chillicothe. Monday through Thursday are $14 mld children age I0 and younger. $7, for Friduy and Saturduy, $16 und chilrlren age 10 and younger, $8. Call (866) 775-0700 or (740) 77$0700. Dance classes ,, Hamfest/Computer show The Tri-Sllltc Amateur Radio Assodatinn sponsurs the event from ~:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Aug. 10m lhe Veterans Mcmoriul Field House. 2590 Slit Ave. Vendors' tables are $·12 Thursuay until the eve1it. Call Phil BcckctU304) 429(1114. Official cxtlminations are also conducted for people wanting to oblain a new or upgraded Amaleur Rudin · Liccn.,c from Federal Communications Commission. Test applicants musl be at the field house no Iuter than 10:30 a.m. Registration begins at 10 a.m. Dealers also ~ell new radio und ~omputer gadgetry. Call Garry Ritchie. leader o( TARA Volunteer Examiner team. (304) 733- 1300. Swamp Stomp Zydeco Weekend l11c Blues. J•v.1 tuld Folk Music Society Inc. oncrs the I401 annual Swamp Stomp Weekend Aug. l).IQ til the HOlel Lalaycttc, I0 I Fmnt St., Mtuieua. Leroy Thoma1 tuld the Zydc..w Road Runners pcrf01111 at9 p.m. Aug. 9. Roy Carrier and the Nigh! Rockers perfonn at 9 p.m. Aug. 10. Doors open at8 p.m. both nights. Tickets are $10/$ 15. Call (740) 373-6640. John. <.lays, or (740) 376-0222, Peggy, evenings. ~Printed Sequences' On exhibit in the Mezzanine Gallery of the museum, 825 Gallia St., Portsmouth, Ohio: "Printed Sequences," prints by Dayton artist Kim Vito, through Aug . 23. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesdays through Fridays and I to 5 p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. Admission is $1, 75 cents for children and students, except Fridays when it's always free. Gallery admission is free to museum members. For more informalion call (740) 354-5629. Raise the Roost2002 Ramey-Estep Home and Family Tree Entertainment presents "Raise :he Roost 2002," a free contemporary Christian music festival from 4 to 9 p.m. Aug. 10 on the Ramey-Estep Homes· Estep Campus in Rush, Ky. Artists include Larry Whitt, Rebecca Hopkins, Chris Feller and the Ramey-Estep High School Choir. For more information call (606) 329-8733. ination, diversity, and sense of wonder of the local community. Featured collections include such diverse themes as Russian folk art, Elvis, East Indian an, Curiosity, the de,irc to explore who we urc, both individually tuld collec- Murilyn Monroe, African American Barbies, and baseball cards. Contact tively. is what drives us to museums. "Athens Collects" oilers up the Kennedy Clair Carpenter at (740)593-0955 for more informatrion. Mu,eum space as a huge collective cabinet of curiosity reflective of the imag- 'Athens collects' BEST DEAL IN TO Norris Northup Dodge 252 Upper River Road, Gallipolis, Ohio -----'(!_.740) ._ 441·0142 ~~ ~ ,~~~~~~~.· (4~'~·L:m~~~:" Chedl Fluids • Ched< Chmls S1795 ~t. On Hltct models 1/4 mile north ol Pomeroy -Muon Bridge Mlton, Weet VIrgin It Phone. (304) 773-5721 OPEN 7 DAYS A WE~K -··--------· --------~- - . Crow's Family Restaurant Featuring Kentucky Fried Chicken 228 "fain St. 2400 Eoolorn Avonue Oolllpotto, Ohio Phon 0 (740) 446-1711 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK - a, 2002 Pomeroy, Ohio THuRsDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS MLB teams will see smaller losses NEW YORK (AP) - Th~ 30 major leugue teums begun the ycitr projecting an operm ing loss or $220 million in 2002, down $12 million from last year, uc~orditig to minLites of un owners' meeting. The projection wus given to owners ut a Jan. 16 owners meeting by a~~ountnnt Robert Starkey. u consultant to the commissioner's offi~e. A pori ion of lhc miIllites were unached us an ex hibit to wurt papers filed by Fred Wilpon llguinst his New York Mets co-owner, Nelson Doubleduy. Starkey told the owners thut 28 of the 30 teams projected a net loss for this yeur. The teams were not identi fied. GEORGETOWN. Ky. (AP) - Bengals' directnr of ti>Othull opem- and function wilhout getting very Scott Covington would still like to be tions. "He hasn't wrincn himself off m:my rep, , That\ a qu:~lity th;tt very told why the Cincinnati· Beng:~ls let · and neither have we. I hope it works few people have ." him $0 twice' last yeur hcfore hring- out for him ." Covington was released on Aug. ing htm back again. The Ben~als selected Covington. a 27. 2001. The Bengals re-'illned him And he might be a candidate to be former Umvcrsity of Miami quarter- on Sept. 2. then waived htm eight released agtun, with lhrcc quarter- back , in the seventh round of the day' later. In December, they brought bucks ahead of him on the Benguls 1999 draft. him buck by signing him to a oneroster. Of course, that coulu change if He wus on the roster for four games yeur contral'l. quurterbu~ks Jon Kitnu, Gus Frcrotte last season and for nil 16 in 20()() but During his time out of football. or Akili Smith nre injured during the h;tsn'l played in u game since 1\l\l'l. Covington worked behind u desk at a preseason. He played in three games that season. trust company in southern Culifornia. The Benguls ure suying Covington completing four of five pusses. He said he struggled to understand is slill inlhe mix and ~oul<.l sec S(imc "Scott's a real intclli~enl . guy," why the Bengals released him . playing time in the team's preseuson Benguls offensive ~oord111utor Bob . "You wanl to know what were the opener Friduy night ut Buffulo - Bmtkowski suid. "He's the kind 'or reasons," Covington said this week ut after Kitnu. Frerottc and Smith. .guy who gets very few reps. but will the team's lraining camp. "You never "His u.nitude is ~rem. He does whut undcrstund thoroughly whut you're . · he's told," said Jun Lippincott. the dning on offense ... and ~an go out Ple•se see B•ckup, 81 Todd Helton answers slap with a slam . . ' . DENVER (AP) - Todd Helton won't for~et the shnw of disrespect. Neither wtllthe Cincinnati Reds. One inning after Colorado slugger Larry Walker hit a three-run homer, the Reds elected to intenlionally walk him, even though it loaded the bases with Helton coming up. Helton responded with a grand slam and some angry ·words - as the Rockie s beat the Reds 7-2 on Wednesday night • ."1 don't like it," Helton said of the slight. "I do take it personally. Any ballplaye( should." But Helton agreed it was sound strategy, since he has been struggling at lhe plate ·in the past month while Walker is the NL's leading hitter at .360. "It was a r.ood move for them," Helton said. 'If I was .in lhc other dugout. I would have done it too . I haven't been swinging the bat that well, and he 's been swinj:>ing better than anybody in the lca~ue . I wasn't surprised (wtth the intentional walk). I was actually more surprised when I nit the ball." Rockies acting manager Toby Harrah sympathil.ed with the Reds' plight. ' "Pick your poison," Harrah said. "Those are lwo rea lly great hitter,." Jason Jennings ( 12-5) went ei~hl innings, limiting the Reds 10 five htls, NCAA takes sides in lawsuit BOULDER, Colo. (AP) Acting on u court order, the University of Colorado look sides in u lawsuit against lhe NCAA involving one of its football recruits. The schonl joined the suit as a defendant with the NCAA. which has been petitioned by wide re~e iver Jeremy Bloom to allow him . to receive mooey, equipment and apparel from ski endorsements while · playing for Colorudo. Bloom, 20, who competed in the freeslylc competiuon at the Suit Lake City Olympics, wants to pluy for the . Buffaloes w'hile still skiing professionally unci pursuing a modeling career. ESPN cuts back NHL coverage NEW YORK (AP) ESPN is reducing the number oJ NHL games on its schcdu'lc by 30 percent. Regular season games on ESPN and ESPN2 drops from I02 lO 71 next season. lhe network showed 128 NHL games in 2000-01. : Hockey ratings slipped 17 )1J:rcem on ESPN and 8 percenl on ESPN2 last season. : Texans safety ·wants to come back HOUSTON (AP) Houston Texans safety Leomont Evans was back in Texas walking and talking about the collision that bruised his spi ne in lhe Hall of Fame game. He insisted hi s career is not over. Evans, released from an Ohio hospilal. was injured while trying to block u punt in the second quarler of Monday night's game a~ainst the New York Giants 111 the Tel\uns' NFL debut. Leiber will undergo surgery · SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Chicago Cubs right-hander Jon Lieber, a 20-game winner last season. will undergo reconstructive elbow surgery t~at will keep him out of baseball for a year. Covington I'LL QO SIT DOWN NOW - Cincinnati's Joey Hamilton reacts after striking out with a runner In scoring position to end the second Inning at Coors Fleld ·ln Denver on Wednesday. (AP) · Plu11 su Slam, Bl Herd freshmen New security could delay sports flights . tested ·on first day of drills ' NEW YORK (AI') Professional sports teams could face travel delays because of new airport se\:urity measu res fnr charter flights. The stricter screenin~ of passengers and luggage applied to commercial flights ttftcr Sept. II begins. later thi s month for charters. Sports teams arc accustomed lO moving quickly fromtc;pn buses to charter planes wit·houl passing through the same securi ty checkpoints as commerciallravclcrs. · The new rules could create major logislical problems. especially with the amount of equipmem - helmets, pads, bats, etc. - moved from cuy to city. John McHale, Jr., executive vice .president al major league baseball. said the commissioner's oftice had reviewed the regulations, which take effect Aug. 19. He said the rule wi II apply to virtually all major league baseball charter tlights. "Because of how and when we travel, lhat presenled some pretty daunting issues," he said Tuesday. McHale said baseball would talk with the Transportation Security Administration to seek so me adjustment to the rules so that baseball charters would be treated more like private aircraft than a typical charter. "They've been reasonable and accommodating and interested in what we have to do," he said. "I'm hopeful we can reach an accommodation that doesn't add an extra ho~r and extra cost to every flight segment each major league team takes during the season." Jeff Push, ·the NFL's in-house lawyer, wrole to the Department of Transportmion lo ask that the security screening take place in private areas, not in lhe public area of the airports. Push's lcuer explained that NFL teams traYel in parties of 90-to-170 people or more. · "We believe the disruplion caused by requiring teams to go through airport terminals would result in significant public safety and security problems and would . be a serious inconvenience for the general traveling public," Pash wrote. Afler last year's terrorist auacks, NFL teams were screened by security personnel supplied by the airline on which lhey traveled. HUNTINGTON. W.Va .. The Marshall University football coaching staff put a group of 34 first-year players through their paces for a pair of practices • . lod:ty at Marshall University Stadium. T h e newcom e r s , watched closely by many of the veteran players already on campus, w e n t through a variety of drills desi!\n~d .to determine athleticism and condiuonmg. "I think we had a good day," head coach Bob Prueu said. "There are some CLEVELAND (AP) - The critics good looking youn~ athletes · in this haven't been kind to C.C. Sabathia in his group and we are fairly pleased with second big-league season. what we saw today. There is a lot of Overrated. Overweight. Overpaid. information for these guys to absorb in a He·s heard it all . And blocked it all out. short period of lime, and you could see "I don't listen to it," he said. "It doesn't some confusion and hesitation oul there bother me at all. People criticize Barry at times." Bonds, and he's the best pla~er in the ga01e. Following the second practice of the You can't take it personally.' day. freshman Renard Stevens Sabathia gol hiS elusive seventh win and (Washington, D.C.) was moved from Karim Garcia hit a two-run homer · defensive back to receiver. He joins. Wednesday night, giving the Cleveland Indians a 6-2 win over the sloppy Tampa junior college transfer Jason Schroeder (Vacaville, Calif.) and freshman Gavin Bay Devil Rays. · Herscher (St. Albans, W.Va.) as Sabathia (7-9) won for the first time since June 28 - a span of seven starts- by limreceivers . iting the Devil Rays to two runs ana five hits Sophomore Wilbur Hargrove (Boyton, in seven innings. · · Va.) was originally li sted as a receiver, The left-bander walked none at¥~ matched but is currently working with the runa season-high with nine strikeouts to finally ning backs. get win No. 7. . The new players will conlinue workSabathia, who went 17-5 as a rookie, has ing on Thursday, with practice sessions scheduled for 8:30 a.m. and 3:30 'p,m. · .had an inconsistent second season in the majors. But the 22-year-old said If it ended WORKIN' OUT THE KINKS - Cleveland's C. C. Sabathla pitches The varsity players are scheduled to against the Devil Rays In the first Inning Wednesctay In Ctevetend report between noon and l p.m. . Ple•H· Ill llnlca, BJ Sabathta gave ug two runs In seven lnnnlngs to earn the win. CAP) Rays C.C. Sabathia sinks \ ' \ �' Page Bl The Daily Sentinel Nattonol Loogue Elllt w L Pet. Allonla 74 38 -~ Montreol 57 156 .5()o4 New'mr~ 156 ~7 .4911 Fklrlaa 55 156 .487 Philadelphia 1>4 58 .478 Cemral w 59 59 StLouis Houii!Oft Clnclnn~tl A L 51 5S ... ... - l'lltsburgh Chicago 51 47 40 Milwaukee w Arizona 70 San Franc!ICO 113 Loa~•• 113 152 47 Colorado San Diego Pal .5341 .1527 .111 .451 .423 152 01 17 18 19 ao 01 1 a ll 12\ 73 .su 20~ L Pet .814 .858 01 " 60 51 81 88 .583 .480 .411 n 7 m 'IUoldoy'o oa... . Houalon 2, Fklrida 0 · N.Y. Mota 5, MllwaukH 1 Mo""""l 10, S1. Louia 1 Colar-7, Clnolnnotll Atlanta 4, Arizona 3, 13 innlnga Phlildelphia 5, San DiOGO 4, 18 1r1n~ l'lltsburgh ·3, Loa Anoolaa I San FronciJCO 11, Cf;cago CUbll 0 WOdnoaday'oQa"'" Houa1on 7, Fklrk:lo 2 Mllwauktl 8, N.Y. Mtla 2 Montfeal 4, St, Lou18 1 Colaroda 7, ClnclnnoH 2 Arizona e. Atlon1a 3 San Diogo 5, Philadelphia 2 Lao Angeln 4, Pl111burvf1 0 San Fr&r<liiCO 4, Chleego Cul>t 3, 10 Innings . Thurodoy'l 0..... · F\.OAIDA (TAVAREZ 7•8) AT HOUSTON (MUNR0 · 2·1) , 1:35 P.M. N.Y. Meto (TrochHI 7•7) It Mllwauk.. (J.Wrlght 4·10), 2:05p.m. Clnolnnotl (Hoynu 12-4) II C (Hompton 11-1 S), a:OI p.m. Chicago Cubo (Oilmont 8·8) 11 San Franolsco (L.Hornandtz 7·1 t), 3:35p.m. Phlladtlphll (AOI tJ.t) at Son Diogo (l.lwfentltltJ-8!, 5:05p.m. Atlan1a (Olav no 1H) 11 Arizona (B.Mdtroori H), 8:05p.m. Montrtll (Aoamea 1·21 at st. Loulo (Monla 12-7), 8:10 p.m. PIHoburgh (J.Andoroon 8·11) ot Loo · AngiiH (iohli12·7). I 0:10p.m. Fridoy'tOt"'" hn Diogo (Tomko 1-7) 11 Clnolnnotl (Dompllor 11-11), 7:10p.m. Atlanta (Marqula 8·5) at HOUlton (Miller 8· 3), 8:05 p.m. . Montroal (Vazqun 8•7) at MllwoukH (QuO'Itldo 8·91, 8:05p.m. N.Y. Mole (Loiter O.a) at St. Louio (8onao 1·3), 8:10p.m. Chicago Cubo (C.Zambrano 2-2) 11 Coklrodo (Neagle 5·7), 9:05p.m. . Ftork:ll (Ptnny 5-4) at Arizona (SIUIIa e7), 10:05 p.m. Philadelphia (B.Myera 1·2) 11 Lao Ar41olao _ (01119-8), 10:10 p.m. P!tteburgh (K.Wtlil t D·O) 11 San Francloco (Schmk117-5), 10:35 p.m. - AmortoanLMg.,. hot W L. P,ot. New'tbrk 70 42 .1525 Boston 55 47 .580 Batllmort 1>4 57 .485 Toronto 50 e2 'lllmpa Bay 37 76 .327 Ctnttal .ue 01 5 Oelrolt 89 n .800 .470 .448 .404 .372 70 44 .814 87 46 1>4 50 46 42 46 81 82 68 ao 33~ 15 17~ 22',t, ze Wut WLPctQI Saa«la Anaheim Oakland 88 48 TOKU 48 85 .5"3 .578 .425 2~ 4 21 ~ Tu01doy'o OlmH Torcnto 14, Seattle 12 Oakland 9, Boii!Oft 1 Detro!t 81Texa11 2 Balllmoro 9, Mlnna110112 Clovotand 4, Ttmpo loy 2 Kanoaa Clty5, N.Y. Yllnk011 2 Anaheln> t 1, Chtoago White So< 2 Wlldnttdoy'l <IMMI ,, Oakland 3, Booton 2 Texas 7, Detroit 2, 1t lnnlnga Baltimore 8, Mlnne110114 Clovotand 8, Tompollay 2 N.Y. Yank.., 6, Kanoao City 2 Chicago Whlto Soa 7, Anaheim 8 Thurodoy'l Oomot Minnesota (Radko 4·2) at Baltimore (Orioklll1-5), 12:35 p.m. Kantal City (Byrd 14-7) at N.Y. YankHo (Ptttltto 8·4), I :05 p.m. Oakland (Zito 15-<1) at Botton (Lowe 15· 5), 7:05p.m. . TOKII (Valdao 5·8) at Detro• (Uma 2·5), 7:05p.m. · , Seattle (Moyer 11·41 at Toronto . e:panter 4·3), 7:05p.m. p!lloy (P.WIIoon ol-7) 81 CIOYOiand (8- W), 7:05p.m. .Anaheim (Bale 8· 7) at Chicago Whllt Soa (Parqua 0·1), 8:05p.m. , . . FrldiY'I OIIMI Anaheim (Ortiz 11-8) at Toronto (Wstkor' 4· 21. p.m. Mlnnttola 1\.ohlt 10-6) at Booton (FOlium 2·1), 7:05f..m. tooaa (ROgoro H) 11 Clavoland . - - 1-1), 7:01p.m. ilonlmore (Johnoon 3-8) at Dllroit (MBIOIII 3-4), 7:05 p.m. Oakland (\.Idle 4•0) II N.Y. YanktH (O.Hennandlz 8·3), 7:05 p.m. Soattlo (Garcia 12·7) at Chicago Whl1a So!! (Buthrla 14-8), 8:05p.m. · _ Tampa Bay (Kan-.dy 1-8) at Kanau City (Ator<lla 2--4), 8:05 p.m. 1:os PtlclllnGNatlanal Looout · • PITCHINQ (13 Dtcltfont)-Schllllf10, Afl%onl, 18-4, .818, 2.87; RJohnoon, AtlzOfla, 18-<1, .800, 2.53; Maddu•. 114• .•7811. · York,·11o4, 733, 2.42; 2,08;JJonntnoo, CoiOnodo. 12·5, .7011, 4:35; Glavlnt. Atl&nfa,14-a. .700.2.7t:~-. w ..1184, 3.18. 1 • 8TAIKEOIJ18-SchHiiftG, Mzonl, 230; llurnon, FIMdl, IN; Cto¥111, -on. 150; Clafnant, CIIIQigc>, 148; t.kllrtt, St. Loull, 1311; . 1.Ct1 .MgeiH, 37; MIWIIIIamo. Pllllburgh, tl3; - · Phllodtlphia, 32; JJI,.,.Z, CalonldO. 28; G - Clnclnnall, 28; Non, .., l'ranelooo. 28. . AIIWI . . IMOUt • PITCHINO (13 DootlonOl-PMartinoz.llooton. 111-2, .ea2, u;; Wllhbum. 144, .aA. ~.13; Zlto, Olldand, 1.1-4• . ue; l-tllldey, Taranto, 1u, .771. 2.74; flll.aOR, laiU 11011, 12-4, .7501 3.!5; ~. iotlor!. 15-5, .780, 2.13; Slltlll. 11o4, .733, 3.2e; Moyer, - · 11-4, .733, 1.78. • ITRI~EOU18-I'Mtrtlntz, Botton, 188; a -, 'rbrlt, 134; FGarc1a. ltoltle, 128; Hof1adal', Toronto, 128; Zlto, Oaldand, 127: RO<Uz. Anaheim, 118; Mulalnl. Now 'rbrlt, 111 ' • SAVEII-Guordada, MlnntiOII, 33; - · Saallll, 28: Koctl. Ookllnd. 28: ~· Arllhllm, 28; Urbina, Botten, 25; MR!Wrt, Now Yo<k, 24: Julio, la/1Jmote, 22; !(£...,.,, T - . 22. . Ar--.m. I W.;..o~.;~ii:Ai~::::.o..::.a.a!....::...;.;;;;;::::::D CAN'T GET THEM ALL - San Francisco's Barry Bonds reacts after striking out against the Cubs on Wednesday In San Francisco. (AP) walked two to win for the first .time since June 23 uguinst Boston. PADRI:S S, PHILI.II:S 2 Rookie Jake Peuvy pitched 6 2~3 strong innings und Ryan Klesko homered und drove in three runs in Sun Diego's win over visiting Philndelphin. Peavy (3-4) ullowed two runs on seven hits with live strikeouts undone walk. • Terrence Long robs Ramirez and Red Sox of w1n BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Jorge Posada and Derek Credit this save to Jeter to · earn his 289th Terrence Long. career win. Long raced to the right- priving, off the mound center field fence, reached wtth strength and purpose, into the Boston bullpen and the Rocket (9-3) showed no made a game-ending, back- ill effects of the injured handed catch that robbed right groin that kept him out Manny Ramirez of a three- since July 13. run homer and preserved Posada drove in four runs Oakland's 3-2 win over the with a three-run homer off Red Sox on Wednesday Jeff Suppan (8-11) and a I OWE YOU - Oakland center ni§ht. bases-loaded walk, while 'That's about the best J d ~ h fi fielder Terrence Long, left, Is ou can get," teammate eter went eep or t e trst embraced by relief pitcher Bllly time in a month. ermaine Dye said. M 5 B J Koch, right, after ~ong made his "Bottom of the ninth ARINERS ' LUE AVS 4, 10 INNINGS · game-saving catch on inning, two outs, the game Chris Woodward hit three Wednesday. (AP) on the line and the No. 4 home runs for Toronto but httter uo" ' Long'~ catch h 1 d A' Dan Wi.lson homered in the . . e pe s IOth · mmng off Luke reh~ver Btlly Koch escape . Prokopec (2-9) ·to lift visita Jam for the second . S 1 . m~ eatt e to the ~10 .. straight inning. Koch walked Johnny n a game featunng seven Damon and allowed a sin- h~mers, Wo?dward had the gie to Trot Nixon with one biggest ntght of all. out in the ninth before strik- Woody;ar~. who started t~e ing out Nomar Garciaparra. day w1th e1ght. home runs m · Ramirez, who hit his 19th 148 ~t-bats tht.s season, had 1 homer of the year in the the fmt muluhomer game fourth; then sent a drive that of his career. kept carrying. The Toronto short~lop Lt. Sandrlft, 3800 V6 Enalne, A se,curity guurd in the homered. m t~ree stra1~ht Only 8,000 miles. Red Sox bullpen had his at-bats, mcludmg a . tymg arms raised in celebration shot ?ff Sea~tle closer · before Long's catch gave Kazuh1ro Sasaki (3-5) with Koch his 28th save in 33 one out m the mnth. chances. WHITE Sox 7, ANGEI.S 6 "A little bit of surprise, Royc~ ~layton hit a and a little bit of luck" game-wmnrng RBI smgle Long said. "Once ( g~t o~f Brendan Donnelly (0-1) close to the track, the ball Wt th one out. m _the bottom was hit high enough that 1 of the mnth mntng to lead Local one owner, only 13,000 miles, was able to slow down in Chicago past Anaheim. Loaded wltb Options lncludlna On-star case I had to jump." Frank Thomas hit a twoIn other AL games it run homer in the sixth and was: New York 6, Ka~sas Magglio Ordonez added a Cit>' 2; Seattle 5, Toronto 4; two-run shot m the seve~th Chtcago 7, Anaheim 6· as the Wh1te Sox rallied Baltimore 6. Minnesota 4; from a 6·2 deficit. Cleveland 6, Tampa Bay 2· Antomo Osuna (6-2) got and Texas 7, Detroit 2. ' one out for the win .. Long's catch ended a. . ORIOLES 6, TWINS 4 2 door, Sliver with power sunroof, tense two innings for Gary Matthews Jr. had V6 Engine, Only 29,000 mil~• Oakland, now 58-0 in three hits and two RB!s, games it led in the ninth. and Scott Erickson (S-10) Koch ran out ·to shallow · overcame his own shaky center to give Long a grate· fielding· to earn his second ful hug after the grab and win since April 28 as several other A's ran out to Baltimore defeated visiting celebrate. Minnesota. · . "It was a .great catch," Melvin Mora had two hits said Boston bullpen coach and drove in two runs for 2 Door, 4 Wheel Drive, Bob Kipper, who had a the Orioles, who built an good view. "No. I, he gets early 5-0 lead against Rick Only 19,000 low miles to it. No. 2, he catches it. Reed (9·6) and held on: Bright Red No. 3, he hangs on to it." It was the third consecuDye hit a two-run homer live loss for the Twins, their and Aaron Harang (4-2) longest skid since they allowed one run and three dropped three straight June hits in 5 2·3 innings and left 19-21. -with a 2-1 lead. RANGERS 7, TIGERS 2 Oakland tied Boston for lliNNINGS ' 4 Door, 7 Pa.uenaer, CD Player, Kevin Mench hit a second in the wild card race, I 1/2 games behind tiebreaking RBI single and Two· tone, GMAC Otr-Leue turn ln. Anaheim. Ale" Rodriguez added a YANKEES 6, ROYALS 2 two-run double in Texas' Roger Clemens came off five-run lith inning. · lhe disabled list to throw Former Tiger Francisco seven sharp. innings at Cordero <i-0) pitched two Yankee Stad1um, getting scoreless mnings for the home run support from win. GM Factory Demo Silvermist •oo QNlnd Arn QT Double Nice! •oo GMC Jarnrny ' Extra Clean Get your baseball here! Baseball playen ag1ree to roid tests . Arthurs: $;mpras' aura diminished NEW YORK (APl - B1soball players dropped their decades· old opposition to mandatory drue testing. agrecine to be checked for illegal steroids ...,... •.:• starting next year. U n d o r Wednesday's proposal, which addressos one of the key issues in . Fehr contract talks, playors would be subjected to one or more unannounced tests in 2003 to determine the level of steroid usc. If the survey showed "insi,nifi· cant" use, a second round o tests would be set up in 2004 to vorify the results. · · If more than S percent of the tilsts were positive in either survey. players would be randomly tested for two years. · The union did not say what penalties. if any. would be levied against players who tost positive for steroids. · . "We had an obligation to bargain on it. It was u serious issuo." Sinks ...J from Pllpll toduy. he would be sutisfied. Steve Cox homered for the Devil Rays. who are 3-17 on the road since June 19. Tunyon Sturtte (l - 12) didn't get pushed by his manager this time, but hurt himself by making one of Tampa Buy's two throwing errors. The other came when first baseman Aubrey Huff threw home to catcher John Flaherty. who wasn't there. . : Sturtze was making his · 'tirst appearance since being $hoved in the back by Devil Rays manager Hal McRae ;after the right-hander threw a ·tantrum in the dugout after "'ibeing pulled from the game. Sturtze allowed four earned runs and seven' hits, but fell fo 0-4 with four no-decisions Since getting his lone win on Juno 26. : The Indians scored three :runs· in the third, highlighted ·by a two-run shot from :oarcia, who is making the ·most of his second stint with !he Indians. · Garcia was brought up from Triple-A Buffalo on Tuesday and had three hits in his season debut. The out- from Pllpll All Wheel Drive, Leather Interior, Bla~k, LOADEDil Only 10,000 miles GM Factory Demo BELIEVE IT! 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Duryle Wurd and Geoff Blum each drove in two runs as Houston won its fourth straight and 12th in its lust 15 . Oswalt ( 13·6) allowed two unearned runs. struck out four and walked three. . BREWERS 6, M•:TS'2 Glendon Rusch stymied his former teammates. drove in two nms and snapped a six-gume losing streak as Milwaukee beat New York . Rusch (6-11). who guve up six hits in si}( shutout innings. stranded seven runners over the first three innings to win for the first time since June 25 at St. Louis. He beat Jeff D'Amico (5· 10). who gave up six runs on seven · hils in 5 1-3 innings. DtAMONDBI\CKS 6, BRAVF.S 3 In Phoenix, Greg Maddux threw live strong innings but left with a strained muscle in his right side and Arizona ended Atlanta's seven-game winnin$ streak. Erubrel Duruzo doubled twice. scored two runs and drove in the goahead run in Arizona's three-run eighth inning. Matt Muntei (2-1) got the victory despite giving up a two-run, gametying, 431-foot homer to Chipper Jones in the eighth. . DoDGERS 4, PIRATES 0 Shuwn Green homered and drove in three runs and Andy Ashby ended a seven-start winless streak as Los Angeles beat Pittsburgh at Dodger Studium. · Brian Jordan hit a tiebreaking' RBI double in the fifth. Ashby (8-9) allowed live hits over 7 1·3 innings, struck out seven and 02 Burck Ragal Seattta 6, ToroniQ 4, 10 Inning• ~ Arizont, 228; sv THE ASSOCIATED PRESS stretch since dropping seven straight There were probably more than a in August 1999. St. Louis has not few players on the reeling St. Louis homered in 58 innings. ' Cardmals who wished they had joined Vladimir Guerrero hit 'his 29th Steve Kline in his seventh·tnning home run. a two-run shot in the first dugout demolition. · off Jason Simontacchi (7-4) as the The Cardinals dropped their sev- Expos won for the fou~h time in six enth straight Wednesday night, 4-l to games. Guerrero needs one homer to the Montreal Expos. Their once com· become the fifth ·pluyer to hit 200 fortable live-game lead in the NL before his 27th birthday, which will Central has dwindled to one game be Feb. 9. over the Houston Astros, who beat the "He does things on a daily basis that Florida Marlins 7-2 for their' fourth amaze you ," manager Frank win in a row. Robinson suid. "He's just scratching "Do you think it's happy in here?''. the surface with his ability." reliever Kline said. "Hell, no. Tomo Ohka (9·6) gave up si}( hits in Everybody is trying as hard as they 5 2-3 innings to beat the Cardinals for ca1. but it's not working out." the second time this seuson. After allowing a run on two hits and GIANTS 4, CUBS 3, 10 INNINGS a wild pitch in the top of the seventh, Barry Bonds must wait at least Khne went back to the dugout and · another day for his 600th homer. started throwing gloves and garbage lnsiead, Jeff Kent took all the bows at pails. He had to l'le restrained by bat- Pacific Bell Park. ling coach Mitchell Page and team- Jt!ff Kent ·hit an early two-run mates from approaching plate umpire homer, then slid home with the win· Bruce Froe!flming. ~ho told Kline he n_ing ru.n on Benito Santiago's infield was acttng mappropnately. smgle m the lOth us San Francisco '"You're acting like a crazy per~ beat Chicago at Pacific Bell Park for son,' is what he told me," Kline said. their fourth straight victory. "What's his business? Go back and sit One night after hitting his 599th back behind the · plate and have a homer, Barry Bonds . went l-for-3 cheeseburger and watch the game." · with a double and an eighth-inning Manager Tony La Russa con<inued walk. He had homered in three the afgument with Froemming and straight games in his bid to join Hank w~.s eJ.ected. , . · . Aaron, Babe Ruth. and Willie Muys in Th1s guy g1ves up a double to the one of baseball s most e}(clusive pitcher and he's mad at himself," La clubs. Russu said. "I'm happy he's mad. Robb Nen (5-1) blew the save in the We're supposed to care out here. You ninth on Bill Mueller's RBI triple. don't do things like that and just walk ASTKOS 7, MARLINS 2 back and say. 'Ha11. hah, big deal."' · Roy Oswalt pitched three-hit ball The Curdmals have been outscored for eight irinings, and Jeff Bagwell 45-14 during their longest losing homered and doubled in leading host ~ 15~ WLPctQI Minnesota Chicago Cleveland t<ansaa CMy Thursd•Y· Aupst 1. 1002 Kline's dugout demolition ·sums up·cards'·frustration AROUND THE DIAMOND Thuraday, Auguat I, 2002 I from Pap 11 Griffey Jr. and A•ron Boone. tie struck out seven. · Jennings tied the Rockies jccord for most victories by a 'I'OOkie pitcher: Armando :aeynoso won 12 in the club's -iinaugural season, 1993. 1: "My release point was off, and I panicked a bit in th!l .first two or three innings," 1ennings said. "It see1111 like :when r get more tired, later in 1he game, I get a better slider, :Change and tinker. and that :was the case tonight." · Colorado is the only team •in the majors without a com· 'plete game, but Harrah 1aid lie had no intention of letting :Jennings pi~h the ninth. • "His pt~h count was get· ~ins up there pretty high," :Uarrah said "lie had pitched "enough, a~ut 115 pitehes.:· · . Rockies mana~er Chnt Hurdle, given a two-year ~ontract extenaion on :wednesday left Coors Field ~fore the 'game to be with ;his wife, Karla, for the birth •of their first child. : · Reds manager Bob Boone •iald his team "didn't do much pf anything. Either 1ennings was good or we got ftluch worse. We didn't touch union head Donald Fehr ~ui\1 . " It took a lot of time and effort und thought.'' · Rob Manfred. the o1<nors ' top labof lawyw. charactoriled th;: proposal as "very sianificunt ." "It is the kind of proposal thut wilt put us very easily on the path to a very timely agre~:> me nt " on drua tostlng. he said. . He said a. counterproposal could be given to playors as eurly as Thursday. The plan the own"rs put forth in February called for far more C}(tenslvc te s tin ~. Players would be te~tl'd three times a year for steroids and other performance·enhanc ing drues. and once a year for illeg al drues such ~s cocaine. Fonner MVPs Jose Cunso:•·o and Ken Caminiti adm itt ed steroid usc earlier this year. and Canseco estitllllted that up to 85 percent of all mlljor · teaguers took muscle -enhancing drn11s during tho years he pluyed. 1985 to 2001. Fohr wouldn't say how wide· spread support for testing was among players. USA Tl>duy reportod lust month that It st.tr· veyed 750 players in Jun11 nnd ficldor asked the Indians to release him during spring training and ho signed with New York befOI'Il being cut by the Yankees. He now regrets leaving. but the Indians are glud he's buck after his fii'St homer since May 6. 2001. gave Cleveland a 3·1 lead. The Devil Rays got u nm back in tho fourth when Huff scored from third as Sobathiu threw a wild pitch while striking out Flaherty. But Cleveland scored twice in the fifth to toke a !i·2 lead on Huff's error and Omur Vi~quel's sacrifice fly. · The Indians went ahead 6-2 in the sixth on Ricky Gutierrez's RBI single. Sabathia had.given up just one homer to u lcft-hunued hitter in 313 career innings when Cox connected off him In the second. Non:s: The game wus played in 2 hours. 8 minutes - tying a Jacobs' Field recoril. It was Cleveland's shortest nine-innina aame this year.... The. Indians are 16-4 vs, Tampu Bay at the Joke .... Tampa Bay hasn't beaten Cleveland since Sturtze shut out the lndluns with a five-hitter 011 May 13. 200 I. ... David Jus Iice is the only other lefty to homer off Sabathia. that 7') l'<'r~cnl " t ththt' "''J'I'tul ing 'ttl't)(>rted ind er~t•n<.le n t te" ttt)l lor ~~~rv tll u;.e !'laver ~·p;. dtM: us;.e\1 the P"' posat' in a confcretwe l'llll Tuesday. "Wht.'n ''e had the conf<" t"n~e \'a ll , not o ne person in tin' d uh ho11se d ~Nit ed . whe th er t>r m>t h• havo drug t e&ti n~ ... lltld)l•''' >la)'e r repte>ettt ull ve llaul Lo lucu sa id, " We want 11 . It 's " " big dea l to us, It '~ goi n~: to !>.) a strkt test, and that 's th" way 11 should lli.'." The NFL and NUA t<lst pluy<.'n• 1\•r steroids an\1 ille)lu l drull' The NHL hus a policy simi lar to bttschull's. testing pluy<>rs only ,r lhel't' i" l'UUS\l . For e'umpk. ll plnyllr could bc tested if he i> ''tllwicted of u c rim~ hwolvi n!l dnt ~~ or ~ nte rs rehub. Under the bnse b~ll union's proposul. pluyers could ulso be t ~s t · ed for ilh:>gut · stel·oids II' tenms showed "reusonuhl<l cuusc." "It is tWt u wutered·lluwn type of proposul ," Colorudo th ird busctmtn Todd Ze ile suid, "It is" legitimate ~roposul 111 trv und dn ' something . · l I''"" ' I'll<' mJ1 11dlhll !-~ t \1 " l'llllll ~~Ill. \ \'I I j1\l IIIII ;11\J \•'II ''""'' ~It' l nl\ lt~llll~j, the' 1\l tl l t'~l ' " II 11<1' '-' lh~t ~ul'll hut the ~uhl '' ''"",\: lll It''"'' dt"'''ttra~tnjl llut \\ott' Ill~\ lli.' nnt II' ill~ <1\ 11 U\..-.1 Ill he " !'"""~'''" 'd)' dnu 't ~.·nun I hun uul ut fl1p ~~,'\l IJI'\I tll\ llt' ll ttl, the l ' 'I the 11<'\ 1 (k~n\1 Sl<ttll e•cnt Oren onll W tmlll~lhln ~.·hontl''""· "B~ 1 h~ liS lllll.'ll, hllpdull). l \\ ill ll<' l'<'ll~inf, •U th.- n~ ht ti nlt' ttll\l pl~\ <llhlltW..-.1 111 thl" th111J t"YnoJ "hru 111f. j:relll,' S<~mr.ra• ail! W~n~'ua\ ))<I I. td<.' 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Stt mpru•. \ 1 hn lo;.t u th ir\1 ;.ct lli.'lmtl C'nrku held '~"" c M11td1 11111111 t korcuJ..~r to Tt•mml' tl~"' lu•t we~:~ ttl \\ U~ 1111 u~c h)' A~~''' · tlw M u>tt>r~ So:rk~' 1;11 o:nt tn Tl'"'lll\1, ( 'hllllll• \\ hll WU;. 0 7 Ill thtW \I'( lut> l>ccn hininjl th~ hull w~ ll. he suid. mutchcs thi• car. l'C~t Fcr1M111h1 But he nt'l l't'f fn und u rh ·thm. ViNntc l)f Sp\tin, ~ · 7, 7·.!1 t-It. 11 ll nll~ l' W \'UI\Ciod ti V in \\hut h<: I'll lin t "111\ U\1 J.. . ~ hmtnu t l ny tht r\h~<'d~'l '1\111\1111 wurd .. lt\1'~\~.;ml mut\.'h," nn 1\lll~du • nhur~. 11 h11 hull l~« n II·:! ut:nin>l Fout'lh·M)Ildl!d Tim ll ~ l\ ll l~ll kll ~ It Snmpms. s11ld he is "tnu)'hc u linl" hit t~l. 6·:l lt) 1:\,rnnndtl Um11nl~1. \\ 1111<' more v uln cr u hl~ thun h~ I"Ciltn tx-.'' "II~ 's •·c nuinly nnt 1hc l'ctc Smn/1rn ' I~th· ,~NQil nd) R o1Jt.h t.' ~ tlllil lhth nt' the '!lOs, 'thut 's 1\>r ' ""'·" An \1111' ~t:«<oo t'urll1' Mnyu ttlh tntl.'c\J ~"" ': 1\1 .\ SON I ·\1'1 1 · tt,, ,, 'I Total Pre-Owned Liquidation Sale ''The people who carry the feelings for me aren't in the decision-making process," Covington sa.id. Beneals wide receiver Danny Farmer, who spent the offseason with Covington in workouts and practicing puss patterns, said Covington is a hard worker. "If there's an hour or two. he'll lind a wei~ht room," Farmer said. "He s got a lot of talent, and I don't know if anyone notices that. I think he belongs here. It's just a matter of someone giving him a chance." his changeup. "(Joey) Hamilton looked outstanding for three innings and made a bad pitch to · Walker. In the fifth there were too many hiah sliders, ~nd t~at doesn't get the job · one. Boo.ne put the ~eds ahead 1.() wtth a homer tn the first, · his 18th. . , . In ~e th1rd, Griffey hll an opposite-field solo home run, hi• fifth. It was Griffey's 46Sth career homer, tylna. Dave Winfi~ld for 24_th place on baa~ball 1 career hs~. Hamilton P· ?> pitched three perfect tnnmgs ~fore Jay Payton opened the fourth with a double. Brent Butler reac~ed on ahortatop Boone'• fieldtng error, and V.:alkl!r hit a 448-foot h~~r tnto the ~ond deck tn nght·center, btl 23rd. , The ·Rocktes cha1ed Hllmilton on Helton's grand s!am in the fifth. ,Jenning• ltnglcd, Payton hit htl second double and, afte,r a g_round· out, Walker was tntenllonally walked. Helton followed with his 20th homer and hia second career grand slam. Hamilton, who came off the diaabled list Tuesday (ltraincd leftltamitring) went 4 1·3 inninsa. allowing seven runs- six earned, - on five hits . ' I Cadillac Seville STS ......................... $21, iOO 2000Chevy L.,_mlno ........... .,..............., $1,881 Cor.vette ......................... Only 18,000 mlltl I CadlllacSTS ................... Only9,000mlltl 20C)l ChttVV Prlzm only I 0,000 mllet ... S I0,900 I tt7 Cadillac Deville .......................... SII ,aoo 1ggg Ford Taurue ........... ,, .... ~ ................sa,eoo 1987 Old• Culla•• Supreme ................... 17 ,tOo 2000 Toyota Camry LE ........................ S11,800 I tt8 Oldt Delta IIB ................................ SIS,OOO I iti ChttVV Monte Carlo ....................... $8,850 I ttl Buick L"abre.............................. ,$3,850 2002 Otd• Bravada ............................. na,ooo 2000 5·1 0 Ext Cab ........... " ........ ,. ......... $8,100 2000CodlllocEtcalado .... ~ .................. $31,tOO 1IKKI S-1 0 Rq Cab- Auto ..................... $8,450 2000 Silverado Ext·Cab 4114 ................. SI t,toO 2001 Silverado Ext Cab 4114 3/4 ton ..... Ill ,900 2002 ChttVV Tracker 4 door ...... ........... S 15,850 1117 Chevy Suburban ,.,.,.,.... , ...,...... ·S15,100 t ttll GMC Sqnomo ................_...... ;........ SS,ISO I 885 Ford F250 4x4 31,000 mllet ........ S14,800 1H2 FordFI50 4x4 .............................. $S,tJO 1""' Chev EJct Cab 4x4.................... ;..,.. s8,eso 1817 Oldt Bravado .... ,.,.,;,.,,,,.. ,,,.. ...... St,tso 1tH Ford Expi.,.,..,,.,.,.................,., .... S7,800 �• ' Thursday, Auguat 8, 2002 S.nttnel ""ahama's Bradford Clark heading north to the next level 252 Upper Bv River Rd. Gallipolis, OH LETART - With a very bu sy yet s uc ~essful high schoo l career now behind him , Wahama High School · graduate Bradford Clark is ready ing himself for a four-hour journey into :what seems like -another world on ·August 14 when he leuves Mason :county and head s to Grove City College in Grove City, Pa. Clark, Wahama's Class of 2002 salutatorian and son of Brent and :Amanda Clark of Letart, was : recenrly accepted into the :Pennsylvania private liberal ar ts 'college, where he will ~urs u e a degree in electrical engmeering. The Class AA Division Ill school ·was established in 1876 and is i a~proximately two hours east of :Pittsburgh . · · In addition to Grove City, Clark was seriously considering . Brid~ewater and had even made . : inqutries to enrolling in the U.S. 'Coast Guard, Baylor and Virginia :Tech, but GCC's engineering pro. gram lured him to the Pennsylvania sc hool. ranked by U.S. News & World Report as the fifth best liber. al arts college in the north regional : seclion of the United States in 2001. , "Bridgewutcr was actually my top : choice al first, but thep I got accept· · ed into Grove Cily," Clark said. "It has a much better engineering pro· gram, also, so I chimged my deci · .. sion." llfj-OU 12 Place Your Business's Ad here Call -The Daily Sentinel for details Valley Lumber Dave or Betsy 555 Park St Middleport 992·2155 992-6611 On the roa.d Tl\f Wlnaton Cup Crow's Family Restaurant •n Featuring Kentucky Fried Chicken Senea heada 10 Watklna Glen · lnternafionel, e !Old C<>uree, lor Sunday's SlriUR Satelllle Radio etThe 131011. UPCOMING ON THE TRACKS ON THE TUBE WINSTON CUP 11111 8101\ l'llp: Sh'lll; S..w\11\e 1~••11" ~~ Th• til•"· Alee: Slrlu• Satellite I . U\:li'Rt'\1 \"'. l\\'1' ~~ I~ .:J.IIU\\ . ~~~1· Sltllti,W till NI\L' lhUll'hf t'~ht1 111'!1 !U\11, 1:;•1 ~~. m 1~ 111' Antt 11 1111 1'N't' Radio al The Glen Whm: Watktna Olen lnternattol\81 Wtltn: Sut1d!ly, I p.tll EDT. t'1•ai1MIUR" 1't•m•k.t 1-)"l"t'nlnl Auhl l'nt'l"lll ~X\, " 11 tn 1\1 )1' Snhll'da~· tlll l~SI'N. Rudd blames owner Yates Race dlatance: ~20 . 5 mllee: 91llaps Dtltndlng champion: Jeff Goi1Jon Alct rtcllld: Mark Mnrlln. 100.3M mph, Aug. 1~. liji)S, QUIIIIIVlng rte0rd1Delli Jarrntt, 122.698 ~h . Aug. ltl, ~00 1 . 8toryllno: Having lhe nglll gear e01up Ia key for strife surrounding team. al Walklna Glen because •o muchshifting to d0t1e.There are eevet1rlghltuma among the lly lUCK MIN'I'Iill ~ '•1X 11 corners' Nv\\ 1!1 :-;,~t·vh•v I I I I I I 1 I I BUSCH SERIES hpt~\~ 1 11 Ill'! WI' 1\IHII'fll' tl\\'1\1:11' /\llJM 1tll' hJ IM:•tiPh• t' hll'l llillJ!( . lly llltK MINTER Cox Ntt.W!I Set·vlce lh• \\110• dl'l!fllll!ntlnn !l~ll\'<1 T lt:lltott Stulft'ti nuw tlw J\1'1Wt' nf' tlw Wllwll\t'lltllflt'!l' Nll. ;,!r' ~bill nllll Budd'• llkrl)' l'elllt\\'t•tth•ttl. ton l'Uti tt'nct MJ11WIIllll1 Ill MiiMSl tll 't' lltt'll Hmhl lllltlll hf1'" unl 1v ~ulll'tt nIIP I 'h~M tll Tilt> tlli!M IIIk••lv I'IPilllhl' l hith ltw~ t p,tliu~ull • !ll't'll\fl 11 1 Ill• 111\r•W li •ll lll l\1 l 'Iiiii t 11\\i tUtll l'M 11lt r 1~. 'l'ltut Wt llt\ llt!1llkr• ltlultJt,,lllllllltlhl!! with Sll 11'1h1M ~·hll'ttn ntl!l .llmm y S pt'III'N Harvlck crowned IROC champ K t•V IIIII tii'VIl'k, Wltr•ll'l ~l;i lltltl Wltt.r~hlll l'UIJ jlltllll ll wlllt utlt' Wilt lhll'IIWUSUII !Uld twu !tiiJil\11' l1t1 1fllltl'ft, IMi ht• tlrWt'IHttti Phlllol lilt' hi!l•t' tlnllutwl Hnt 'l' nf I 'lilllillllnt\1'1 tWI'iPfll, Will i! 1111 11 !JIII<'l' 11111•11 ht•ftl t!tll'ln't' Wltlt trt' 11nh• ,Jnt'I'P\1 ot ltullntut jMJIIRMtJ\tJ t' Nvr••!lwtw w1 S11 tunlnv. HtH'Yh'k dlttl'lw!l tlw ~u)~ the! mldAectlon or Gat'Y ~···nge nncr In the roce. NeUhet•Stewart not· Mook could be ronclmd Hll vlotarv Iunday at lndlanapolla Motor Splltdwav glvu Elliott 43 oaraer wine. llllw you wi n n l'luunplniiRhlp, ll'~t Antu n1illuMym t Cl1tt l' i~l l ," ALOOK AHEAD I~· IJ~I <tt~ J Jll't•llt' llitl(l by l~a t'ltlet' Jtn' k, Mtd\1 ~1111 hth 11'1HIIh11llll StlfiPII Wtl)' . . AliM· IU AliM· a4 Hlull'l'il' Ill<!, lkhttol Motur NiW'•flwuv . &fpt . I Mol1111.1111t1Jt 1WNoutlttil'lt /jOO, Dtll'litlMittl\ltllt'flW/1\' 81.!pt. 1 ('I11•Vt'oh•1 Miln!f• ('11 t•lu 400, l4 1cht1itltlil ltlll!l'tlft lilmul Hli'''•Wuy H@pl. I~ ·N••W lilllll)..ltii'I' :MNI, N~w Rt:juwnnt~td Elliott wins second in a row hiCJK MIN'I'Iih Cox NIWI 8ervlut B lndlana110U1 lll &lllntt'o wlnln 8undtiY'ol\rll!k.Vard 400 Wtillllln911tlllllll'lor · «u•ln. Hill Nu, YtltidQij Will th" tknniMIIt UIIJ' t'riJm ihb UlliU~ lt!Q llrN"tlc. 1mlon lo the n11o NIUOII~I'IIlli1J!H, murh llko hloI>U11I! Wet'lllnliJIJII whan he wtm lll'llCH and lii!Ol•• on th8 Wl111tun Cup 1arlo1. "ll'lbi!t!tl ft IOIIU lime OOm• baek Wlntton Ouo wltllllld Uti l~tl@HrM chAIIII ill lbi' HAAVICK Iuno• »•'• exporlinl'fd•Inc:. Utodork W!~o or thelltld·lillltit, when heootllan't llltd hlo way btick ttl vtutuey lane. II'QIIICrtll~ Wlnllllly lhtl BrlukYit'tl >100 l'i!IIUii!d 11 ~utsv Jllllll ot RttltY WliUJtlf, Pill or Uti drlvet1lilllf~ll al!o lllld to otiii'IIH In hlill!llrllllr Mlory tlaYI, WtiUilllll hAd ltiktn the lead lllta 111 lito t'QI!t btctlu!t hit pit Cl'i!W •hbll~otl twu tlrot While ~IIIOU'I UrtlW took mort !111111 and ~hftll,iloll l\iur whtn tho I!IIUilOil My O~W W!IIIIICJ O! IIIII laP! l'llmajnlfty, ~lllott lnt!d UP In tlf'th PIAIIt rur lht rHiart,11\Jt llllldetllto~ lhon IU inPJ to mov110 IMIIXJIId, Jlilt heltlodWtllffllll, • !!\luy SteWIU't. knuwhlt uiat lll'ound hto, lllild~mellillill tlllltlllht deliltlolll. ply pulled ov..r and w&VIId him J!Ulblt fliAil went out or hit on fu( Yflll' to tlwtk llltCU'.uwn.r' · mlllott who ltld fil'll tlmlll ~t~r RAY ~wrllham tbr hll'tna him atotal or II) 1~1)1!. 1\iUowed -wheM ho wuat the low point Wi!llAoo l'br I!IM!ri!lll!po, then or hltllll'l!t~ ituck the nil,. or hlo i>lr to tho "llvel')'bodY'tltio euy tb hlllde llt Wallllllii'i 1\Jrfl ana mtillii'!IU oul, lind lhetl }'OU ~utran hln1 down thellllllk &to~ bello~~~tn.i In l'uUI'I4!tr," limll!ht and Into 't'urn a. l!llltolt nld. ·'When Rlli' rutt "llu!t kllllt worklnJ him, l!llnta to me, I <iOilldll't ovtll kepi·wlll'ldn~ hll!l," roulott · think hi Wal 1101111 10 hlrt hti Ollld, "I dltllt t k11JJW If! Wll with m~ P~~Jt ~at thllt soht~ w1111,. hlbl or nbt, oolnt.t h11,dn't dollt mullh llt "Ha kind ut Bllppod pttlny anYlhllli· htto 'l'urn 1,'l'hM lit me Get but llvl!l'!lbanl, who tea lil• ~t'litty clll!l! to hll illlmpllr. He Job u JetT Olll'don'l urew llhle! m~do Allljl In 'I'W'II3, dUd I 1o •tart 1111 DWIIIalilllh m, lllld the diclltlon to lUre l'lllliltt waubla t~t Ullder hll!l.'' lllllott I thellull a.,., Will lin I!Uy ot\8, whlnh In~ utled a QUI!I~onable "Btu AhU I WUrloNi !Ofethir caution na1 1br dobrlt with 1n moo. 110 1~~~tw boW 10011 nve WJ1 rtlrtlll'IIHB, WAllace he rt!llly wu. llwrnhaiil nnlahl!illlliOOnd, ahi!<ld or Malt tlllld, "We W1lUid lui! llilk. and Kettlll!th,nyan N~wman And When }'Ou Wk to a Ill~ you Kevin llatvltk. llln protl)' much IA!U whether "It fet~lllll«! It took llll ettl' that tillY II Oh lhi! IIOilll't wbat nltYlo lit 11are1' Elllu!tlllld. helliltl&" "Ai I WU !UtlfiiHIII!OHI horo El'i!tnllilll1 Al8t> !laid that Ute IAlllll!l'l!ral wltlu, I'Vt OOI'dou llllltlilhlllld him whlri! beett ndtlllilna on llot ol l!ll\lotl, . . .thlllgi. "I remtmbolr 01\1 time It "My tll!d ~llW'Y Ill 'till, M.lllhlun, blU ~))lilting a ~~~~ nephew ICe!OY Mlll<lt1] whlptilni_Oft 111. 'lllvtrnhiin pwei! away - Wflllt all tliit !ild, "Jill! 1!ilcl, 'BlU It PrtttY ll«H m011nt tn me Utroullhbut il'llky todll)! '!'hatrur It IP)04.' my liJI!tlme, YoU khiJW,1Jtlllt " ' wl.!l! they wmJ\m to oele· · Artd llli!l' nnllltlnt! •lltth brew. bllillld Elliott 0t1 BWitliiJI "li'ftl like lilt thoM ~lilt Oordoo wu 11111 ~fiilnjf lila wert! rll!ht In .thew wlth me Pt'MIIN. todl~ lffin my dad, my "Wt'rtln troubllln I lot ot n•~hew, lo my ll.'andntolhl!lj pllotflbr tlta 1'111 ot ili 1111' 1!1'1llldfiUWI'i, )I!U lulow,Juil tr th.v kND runntna IlkS klml of hbldiHIIIIi!lr lw\dt thit?Gonfoillaltl, . ~lllott'll I!W' wu •ui)Orlo" aim· ll tllhPIIhll't• ltHut'tll:lloiotml !'hXltttlwoy WINITON CUP I. 81trllnu M11iln, ~,000 . 2. Jlmmlt JGhMI~n . 2.773. 3. Mil~ MlfiiM, 2,151 j , Joll Gordon, 2,1j1 , &. RUI!YWIIIICI, 2,005 5 Bill etttou, u.e 1. Tony l towort, 2.esa a. Alc~y Audo, •.o3A ; , M1tt 1<1n111th, z,eoo. 10. Kull Dutch 2 oliO. 11 . Del• J11retl, 2.au tl . Plyln Newmen. uoe. 13. Michael Walltlp, 2.341. 14. Jull Burton, 2.328 te. Rlol<y Crovtn, 2 ,3 ~8 ta. Ttrry "borllo. 2.280. , 11 Dolo earMhltdt Jr., ~pa . 10 .!lobby lobnntt1 2,1w. t U Jt~ Grun, 2,1o3. 20 . Ctva Blonoy, 2,141 21 Gillott Sidlot. 2.120. 22 Kylo Pltty, 2,003. 23. Robby Clcodon, 2 0<10. 24. Jimmy Sponoe~ 2.039. a3 Kevin Horvlok, '•010 20 Ward Burlot), 1,w83. t, ' • or•o 011111. 3,i114 2, Jall6n Kliltr, 3,I ~a . ' · Jaok Sprogu~ 2'-U27. 4. 101!11 AIOUI, z.8u0 5. oott W1mmor, 2,802. a. Mlkt M~Liughllll , a.~aa 1. l(frlny WIIIOOI, 2,1w 1. Jlmlo M<lMurray, Uft4 I BObby H81!11110n JrJ 2'i66t tO 11andy LIJOII, 2,o1 II &lacy Compton 2 518 1~ Tony R8inlt, 2,377. 13 JohnnySout.,:l2"339 14, Tim IIUitr, 2. 2•. t5 Hank P"lelr Jr., 2,2&2 18 Todd !IOOint, 2 21o. 17 Athton llwtl, 2, 1 8~ 18 9toonl Hmllll, 2,t&h IQ Larry Foyt, 2.130 ~on STEWART spokesman Mlko Zizzo enid !!Crlf!B nfllclals nre hwo8tlgotlng the tncldont. .Inc O!i.JIHI, who owns the Nn. 20 cnr driven Uy Stewart, !In hi hiMtmnpcramuntnl drlvm· shn)JIY crm't duul with the dl sup(>Ointmcnt of loH inw. SfcWIII'l !ltu rtcd 011 the pole ror the ''I tulkcd to the gnntlmtHmfMookJ, ond libel conl1dcnt we tlun't huvc u problem there,'' Olbbseuld. "We had u KtXK1 tlii:ICusslcm. That's alii nm.lly need to Mll)' uboutlt.'' Stcwnr·t landed In tnmble with NASCAR a year· nyo whtm he conl'rontcd series officials and siUIJJ.Kld n tope rncorder n'Om n rcpo~cr's tumd ullcr n July nu:e at Onytonn. Problems In the pits· DuJe JttiTeU worked his No. 88 Ford Into ""cond t•luce oohlnd Bill EUiolllute lnlhe rm..'C but es!lent!ully dropped out of contcntlun during a cuutlunperlud on lop 128. Whllu his Ct't!W waA t•efllllng the ~os tank on his Cat', .lurrett tll'ove owny tl·um his pit urea with tho wrumllne cotch·cun still uttochtld tn the car. . At the time, he had luken the lead from •~ H iott on tllt t'Oad, but he had to return 1t1 the pll• untlllnod lxtckup lu 2!lrd pluce. Janclt worked 1118 way hack to 10th place nt the !lnl!h, but hesuld hlaPOI'IIBl rt'<.'U Very was 110 corumlatlon. ''Not wlwn you've yot a car lhut should hove l1nl11hcd, ut the worst, second," he Bllhl . Safety feature wartcs Mike Wallace guvetho SAFERbatTler thooo-cnlle<l "801! waU•" ~ a t Indianapolis Motor Speodway Ita ll r~ t real·llleteet wllh a Wln•ton Cut> car. Wallac~·· No. 14 t•ontluc apparently blew u th·e ul the exit of Turn 2.thun slum mod Into tho barrier nnd bcuncad back Into Breit Bodlne'o ~ord . "I wu..,l'm wlud that I hit thntlbarrterJ becau .. lt hit o ton," Wallace •ald. "I'm glad It waa there." Tho burrier gol8everul more testA, but aU driver! walkod away unl'l)urod, even though 10me of thecraoh" appeared tobe hard. Kevin forbe•, the Jpeedway'l director of engineering antl <.'Onatructlon, tald he was plea8ed. "The bArrier toduybehaved hbw we predlcl- . lUCK MIN'I'~ll Cox Newt Service R~ 21. ~nbtJy H•nollton 1,91 ~ 28 Jeremy Mayllotd, 1,914. 20. Jonn Androtll, 1.778. Mlk,t Sklnno,, I ,720. 31. Kon Sohtodar, 1.700. 32. Hut 81110klln, I ,077. 33. Co1oy Atwood, I ,847. 34. Dtoll Bowne. 1.563. 39. Jor•y NodtiU, I ,403. 36. JOhnny Bonton. I . ~08. 37 ,JOI Nt11110Mik, 1,357. 3B. Stooy Camplone I ,31e 3g, 811vo Park, 1.2•5. 40. Todd Bodine, 068. 30 2,II 0. ~ . 11 Mooia, 2.0WS. 22. Cotty 23. Korry Eornhltdl 2 042. 24. Kovln Lopoyo, 1,163 20 ~ldky_ Hondrlok, 1.049 20 Joff Groon 1.020 27 8MOHe Hail. I,492 2~ Jeff Purvla, I ,309 20 Jay Souter, t .2~~ 30 JimmySpormor, !.2M 3t M1onoet WAltriP. 1'-196 32 Chid Ci>allln, I ,Ot~ 33 011•n Vlokfro. 1011 3.4 M11rk GrlfM , 1,010 3& Mlkil Harmon, OGB 3& JOt Nomoohlkb 963 37 Jolt 9utlon, at aa Utod TMwuo, 91J7 39 Ml~o Wollloo, o~• 40 Kaagy l<ahn1, 8~ 7 T~UCK 11~111 lndlanapoiU N either Jimmy Spencer nor Kyrt Bu!Ch appem to Have for ollen their March run-In at Brl1tol. T~at'1 when 8U!Ch pve Spencer g opln that knooked Spencer lhlm the load and wave Uu!Ch hit flral Wtnoton Cup win. On Sunday In the Brickyard 400. Spencer and lluoeh ooUided again, and thlollme BUJCh •lammed Intothe Turn awail whlle Bpenoor drove away. Uuoch climbed lhlm•hlo car and geotured at Spencer. Uutchnld there'• adiJTeronce between 1pln· ITANDII<IOI 1,Mlk• · ~llla , 2,079 2. Torty Cook, 2.074. 3. J11on Lolllor, 2,000 4. Tid Muograva, <.023. 5. >l<>bort F're11te~ 2.021 n ~lok CtaWIOid, <.012 7 David Starr, 1,093 0 OoMnll Setter, I ,Q7 t 9 Trov11 Kvtpll,' t,Y13 10 Coy Glbbo, I ,o36 11 JMWOOd I.800. 12 Brondon GaughAn, 1,782 13 Lanot Nmlo~ . 1,706. 14 OobbV Oolltt, 1,&52 16 Moll Crohon, 1,&61. 10 CatiOI ConltiiU, 1,507. 11 Bill L,.tor, 1,400 . 1. 16 Ltnoo Hoop11, 1.441. tY Utlon ~ole, 1,424. I 20 Stovo Porlong• , 1,41&. 111nw IK!moone out or the way at Br1Jtol, where ~TRACK PROFILE .... \WIONS GLEN INI'ERNMIOIW. Tr1ck: 2.45-mllt read course with 11 lurno ol varying lenglho and degretl or banking. Whtrt: Walklnt Glen, N.Y. Dill optntd: 1948 Flrtt Wlnlton Cup rtet: The Glen, Aug.4, 1957 On lhe Wtb: www.theglen.com Place Your Business's Ad here Call The Daily Sentinel for details Dave or Betsy 992·2155 thecan run 1110 mph, and dolnJJilal200 mph at lntllanapollo. He Bloo referred to Spencer .. "a decrepit old lulo-been," lhsn uld the appropriate term wu I {800) 258·6734. 'For The new Steelers kicker, Todd Peterson, is eager to try oul his new home and see whether it's as fearsome as he's heard •.even if the l::old, confidencede f I a 1 i n g winds are months away. "The best thing I can do in my mind is to get famil iar with it and if it is a bad place to k i c k , " Peterson said. The Jets lost there 18-7 Dec. 9, even though the Steelers were without injured running back Jerome Bettis. and went on to finish 10·6. losing a wild-card PHILADELPHIA (AP) Temple senior Dan Klecka knows the shadow exists . He hears the comparisons to his · father, Joe, and he wei. comes them. Joe Klecka is a former Temple All-American who · went on to an All-Pro NFL career with the New York Jets. Dan Klecko is an AII._American candidate after a :stellar junior season that made · him an unanimous All -Big East first team- scleclion. Is a career in the NFL next? "I don't even worry about that ' " Dan Klecka said · Wednesday. "I put all of that · stuff out of my mind. l'llleave that up to the experts." · While Dan Klecko isn't talk, ing about a NFL career, his . coach says the younger : Klecko is a virtual lock to fol· · low his father to the pros. . "He is .one of the premier . players · in the country," Temple head coach Bobby : Wallace said. "He's one of the · top 30 players in America and : if that doesn't get him to the 'lnext level, then I don't know what would." : Both Wallace and Dan ·NCAA • . Klecka give much of the credil to Joe Klecka. "He's been raised right ," Wallace· said . "His mother did a goodd'ob with him as a person an his father did a great job coaching him." "My whole game is modeled after him," Dan .Klecko said of his dad . "I . have good techniques . I've learned things from my father, things that NFL guys use." And he doesn't have a prob· lem with the comparisons. "You get over it," Dan Klecka said. "The guy w;ts a great player and if you don' t recognize that, then maybe something's wrpng with you. You' re never going to get out of his shadow. The guy was an all-pro and so !' m not worried about the comparisons." Like his father, Dan Klecko bas found succe.ss at Temple . He started all II games last season and recorded 62 tackles, 6.5 sacks arid 27 quarterback hurries. An undersized lineman, at 6-1, 276 pounds, he will move to defenstve end, a position more suitable for his size, this season. "He's a nightmare for scouts because he's 6-foot, one-quar· ter inches and somebody might gel bim to 6-foot-1 if they stretch it," Wallace said. "But Dan is one{Jf the best. He wa.~ good fro.m day · one and he's gotten stronger and better smce. "When I was (an assistant coach) at Auburn we had seven or eight guys at his position who played pro .and I wouldn'l lrade him for even one of them." Like his father, Dan Klecka has found a home at Temple. While not one of the high-pro· file Division I programs, Temple has a good record of . producing NFL players. There are currently 15 players on .NFL . rosters that played . at Temple. "We're still Flaying Division I football, stil seeing the topnotch teams like Miami and Virginia Tech," Dan Klecko said. "Just because we don't have the best record doesn't mean we can't play. I don't think the NFL turns its cheek to anyone. If you can play football. they're going to find you ." And, after finding his farner, the NFL knows where to look for Dan Klecka. ''never was." DutCh, who turned 24 Sund!ly. repeatod hit denJBl that he did anything wron11at Brlltol. :Lima grad first prep AII•American at Wake "You can atk every race fan out there and every official out then and every crew IllY and anybody that h88 an)'thlnll to do with racing and '" that then waon't an 111ue with Brlllol except for Jimmy Spencer'• mind becauoe ho'• got the bralno of a P88.nut." NASCAR opokeoperoon DanielloFl')'e OBjd BIIICh and Spencer, and tholr reopeetlve car own· era, mutt meel with NASCAR ofllclall before · either drlvor can be11ln tooling at Watkin~ Olen, Martlri malntllnt lead In ltlndlnp Polnto leader SIA!rltns'Matlin had enalnc problem• midway throuah tho race, dropped 1o the back or tho pack an4 flnllhed 27th. ·Still, ho onl)' loti J3polnll of hla lead In tho olandlnp. That'o becau.. Mark Martin, who entered Sunda)' In oeoond place, had problemoof hloown and flnloh.ed28th. The biJJ polnllplnero were Bill Elliott and RwtyWallace, who pined three ApoiJ apiece. Elllutt moved lhlm ninth 1o ollcth. and Wllllace went il'om eiJihth 1o ruth. Marlin Jead8 runner-up Jimmy Johnoon by trl polnlo. Marlin dropped to third, 109 back. - Rick Mlnwr Dlotrlbulod IJ)' UniVOitol l'roio Byndloalalur Co• NfiWt Sorvloo . Brown missed 14 field goal altempts, the most by any NFL k1cker in I 0 years, with 10 misses coming at Heinz Field. The swirling winds and a sandy turf ihere created u n p r e di ctable con dition s• .and opposing kickers went only 3-of·9. It 's no wonder that B r o w ·n signed with the expansion Housron Texans rather than return to the Steelers, prompting coach Bill · Cowher to s~y. "Heinz Field ha s claimed a kicker." •otaau the woek of. ~guot 5, 2002. • BANKS CONSTRUCTION 736 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-5009 lArry W. Banks, Owner/Operator FUTURE COACH - Wahama graduate Bradford Clark, right, along with his future football coach Chris Smith at Grove City College during a recent visit. Clark will leave for Grove City on Aug. 14, one day prior to the football team's first practice of the 2002 season. (Submitted) gram is really tou gh, so I have to stay concentrated on what I' m doing," Clark added . · But staying. co ncentrated has never been hard for Clark. who was rai sed with a strong di scip linary .background by two parents with military backgrounds . "Both qf them rai'sed me very well and have always been very supportive of me," Clark ~aid of his parents. "They actually wanted me to go to VMI or West Point, but as soon as I visited Grove City. I knew it was where I needed to be." . Clark will leave for Grove City on August 14, one day prior to the foot· ball team's first practice of the 2002 season . game in Oakland . the Steelers plan to play their This time, the Jets' starters other three quarterbacks , will be in, then out - no with Tommy Maddox folmuss, no fuss, and no worry lowing Stewart and playing that a loss might turn their the rest of the first half. season around, and in the Charlie Batch is expected wrong way.. to start the third quarter, fol . "We want to make sure we · lowed by Tee Martin . Jet s' starter Vi_nny get all our young players in the ~arne and watch them Testaverde will get in only play,' Jets coach Herm long enough to take a few Edwards said. "Bill general- snaps before turning the ly handles preseason games offense over to Chad the way we do: See your Pennington . young players play and don't Both first-round draft confuse them.' pick s, Steelers right guard The Steelers' starters will Kendall Simmons and Jets be on the field only long defensive ·· end Bryan enough for Bettis to show Thomas. should play a lot. !Je's ' over the groin injury Thomas could get some extra that sidelined him for all but snaps because AII·Pro line· a few plays over the final man John Abraham is out two months of the season . until at leas I the season Kardell opener with a knee injury. After Bettis. Stewarl and the others leave , · · Edwards also wants to see Coach: Klecka will follow pro father Spencer, Busch feuding after latest incident ······------------············-·-··------20 K11111n Clrubb. 21 HmnodMy, o. IIIICH 11"111 ITANDINOI for 740·742·2289 1·800-837·8217 nt.l l" he Mid. DRIVER STANDINGS ITANDINOI PITTSBURGH (AP) The starters wi II play only a ·couple of series when the : New York Jet s and · Pills burgh : Steelers open :their exhibition schedules Thursday night. The players probably are pleused they won't stuy on the field too long. Neither team has pleusant memories of its last appearance at Heinz Field, a venue : !hal proved to be tricky and, ']Ut times , inhospitable in its first season ·- and not just to vi siting learns. The Steelers were 8-~ in ·their new riverfront home . Both losses, including their 24- 17 upset loss to New · England m the AFC champi· : onship game, were partly the · result of kicker Kris Brown's failures in new surroundings. Dave or Betsy 992·2155 llrlckynril400ond llnl8horlt 2th. &IIIII rt!dtctotl oo hllllllek-t<> "II .tll!'rlllfl n I t~! In till' 111 hPn l tii P hPA I," IIIII'VII'I\ l'l nld ''Att v comment, but NASCAil school year), and then went on to spend time on the mound thi s sum· mer with the Mason County American Legion Post 23/140 baseball team, where he recorde(j four wins, no losses and a 3.00 ElfA . From the plate., Clark boasted 16 RBi s on 29 hits, a .360 slugging average and a .290 overall average for the legion team . At Grove City. Clark said he wi II be playing under Coach Chris Smith on the gridiron, and will also suit up next spring for the school's baseball team. His wreslling is prelly much over for now, though, as Grove City no longer has a wrestling program. "(Coach Smith) was very interested in my films ," he said. "Hopefully he can help me on my throwing some and help me on my offense ." 'Tm very excited. I'll get home· sick, but everyone does. Clark said, adding that he visited Grove City in February for a recruiting exercise. "I met a lol of good people there, and also made a few friends," he added . , However, with t8 hours scheduled his first semester and his first season of colle~e football, Clark said he's "not gom~ to have time to do much of anythmg else ." Clark will also be required to attend 45 church services per semester, usually about two or three services a week. "(Grove City's) engineering pro· :Jets, Steelers don't have pleasant mem·ories of last game at Heinz Main Street) Rutland, Ohto · llnlohlns l~lh He said that Coach Joe Johnson at Wahama suggested he take a look at Grove City early on rluring Clark's sen ior year. " He told me all about Grove City," Clark said. "He's helped me a lot in football and wrestling and he and Coac h (Tom) Cullen have been really ·good to me and have always been very supportive ." Clark, a quarterback who at the beginning of his se nior year sat out a few football games because of a serious staph knee infection from an injury susta ined playing baseball before school started, went on to help the White Fal cons to its second playoff appearance in four seasons, this time making it to the Final Four before falling to the tough Moorefield High School. Clark didn't stop there, though. wrestling his way mto·a spot in the West Virginia state wrestling finals in Huntington , where he walked away with a sixth place in the 160 lb. weight class. Thi s was Clark's second appearance wrestling in the stale final s in Wahama,s three years of competition. From there, Clark went on to make an appearance· with the West Virginia All -State Choir in ·Charleston, helped lead Coach Gordon Spencer's White Falcon baseball team· to another winning season while collecting another AllState trophy himself (bringing his total to three during the 200 1·02 ·----------------------------------~------------------------------------------------- Rutland Bottle Gae) rnpher wot•khlij for lhc lndlunupolls Star, In the , ina,' 111itl an ~motton~tlllllott IIHII ' IIIII' :J lndlnnapoll• on)' Stewart likely will face ponaltleo 1\'0m NASCAR tor allegedlypunching a photogi'Ophm• nnm· Sundoy'o Bt·lckym•t · Mook,a lhle-lonce pholog- D~ n'r•llltM ttbutt \t\ttt ntu\1." 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R DAN ADKINS OVP CORRESPONDENT 106 North Second Ave. • Ml~ldle,poli, 992-2825 The Dally Sentinel • P~~ge I 5 www.mydallyuntlnel.com : WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. (AP) - Wake Forest fresh · man Bryan Andrews likes to look for things to mottvate himself on lhe football field. The pro$ram's first Parade · Ali-Amencan since 1984 :will begin his collegi~te career in a few weeks wllh quite a chip on bis shoulder. . The 6-foot-6, 237 ·pound linebacker from Lima, Ohio, grew up like most kids in that state - a huge fan of powerhouse Ohio Stale. However, the Buckeyes ended up passing on the prep star out of high school. . Andrews said it's a snub he won't soon forgei. . : "I don'.t like talking about them too much," Andrews said Wednesday, a day before the Demon Deacons opened fall camp. "All I can say is they missed out on a good player. I feel sorry for them . I hope they do good, but they better hope they don't meet up with us. "I was one of those kids who thought about being a Buckeye and had the chance, but it JUSt didn't happen and I have to live wilh th.at," Andrews added. "That's something I'm going to be thinking about for a long time." Ohio State's loss was Wake Forest's gain . Andrews, who has 4.5 •speed . is the highest:profil,e recruit for the Demon Deacons in nearly two decades and could welL ·be the corner· . stone of the team's' defense for several years. . Wake Forest had an edge in the ·recruitment of Andrews since assistant coach Ieff Mullen also went to Lima High SchooL Andrews said he knew lit· tie about Wake Forest, other than it was located some· where in Nonh Carolina and that NBA star Ti.m Duncan went there. Coach Jim Grobe said signing a player of Andrews' status helps the program's credibility. Santana Moss, the 1991 first· round receiver who was injured most of last year. 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IYo - IIQ, IS mo old, 54 150 m,~. .. ~. $500 7'"- • ' ' ' ~ ' • llof. door. ""'11.~$150 • S2.99S. 28 , 11011 CON• Rtlrtoo<atoo, &cit by - , HAv & caM 1740)885~ or 740- Now, Llko $395 Go·_ ~·· ,...~ • Wllhara, ~ Some S9S. -'II =~~7Y. Ajlpl.. 9112.Q2•9 <~~• =I r'o 528·0011• 7 HOW. IQ WRITE AN All i • ~2 aluminum storm win· : - . wJwo Windows, 4 01 ., • Adl Should Run 7 _Daya 5 ea. 46"x36", 3 . ~ H. 38"xas·., 1 30"x24", t ~,._ _ _ _ _ __.J ::~~~~~~~=·=·-=ttllmly H~u· WANilU 11 2 Union Alo'e., Fox real· AVON t All Areas! To Buy or DWM, (Looks Younger), donee, August9th •. 10th. Fri. Sell. Shirley Speers. 304· &'&", 174 lbs seeks S or Sat., 8·3 Friday, 8·12 Sat. 675·1429. DWF 34,...0 Pi 11e/SI """' ' ' t en""'r Across lrom Vaughana, knl· Daytime Babysitter Needed. to Medium Build, Muat be a .vas, household furniture , Monday· Frldav. Must have honust Genlle Romantic, plva size clothing, lots more, Aeterences and ExparlLoving, Caring Peraon. 81h·9th 9am·5pm . ence. (740)441·9212 740 709 0044 ( ) · · -hl c-O-' h9 6 ug, 1 • 1 ' am· pm, East ol Chicago Pizza. 1540 5 11 ~A--..,.9' ::-'=7=.:..::=-- . '="-,.-....c.__ _ _ _ Aug. 9· 10, 8·4, Yellow Bush EASY WORK I. EXCELLENT fi Qggk Rd., Raclne1 Bill Cross Res· PAY I Assemble products at Applications Being Accept· ldonca. home. Call Toll Free ed lor PT E11enlng Cook E)l· Aug. 9· 10, last house In 1•600 ·467 •5566 Ext. 12170 perlenced Desjred Interest· Baum Add . washer & dryer. ed Applicants May" Apply boys, men's and woman 's Dally M·Sun., 9·4 clothing, winter coats and ~elerences Required jackets. Ravenswood Care Center, '"llr-~~~~--, 113 Washington St., II\' YAim SAu;. Thrnpikc is in Ravenswood, r. .F.ASANr nee Back Yard Sate 123 Park Drive. Aug. 8,9.10. China Hutch, table , doghouse, Home Int. , gAs heater. bookcase, hospital bed, lift, wheelchair, supplies. e!Gc· trlc ran"e . :-:--~--::--:-:--:­ Huge Sale, Don't Miss this One. D&eor&te your home cheaply. Flower Arrange· ments, Wreaths . Candles, Lamps AleQ, Appliances, Audio and video tapes. knick -knacks and much more . 178 - Milton, Camp Conley. Fri·Sat .8·3 Yard Sale 116 S. Park Drive. Fri!Sat. 6•4pm lor aaie, Cheater Township, Meigs County, send letters or Interest to: The Dally Sentinel, ~0 Box 729-20, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. r Losr ANU l-loncsi ~ Intelligent . Courteous· Friendly A :--'-:---:c:-:--Reward tor ~CA Camcorder with Black leather case, Lost at Gallla County Fair· grounds Tuesday ntght. tf you have any Into Cell {740)256-1137. II you have 11 please return ·tape or klde. YAKIJ SAu: ....._ WAN"Jll) TO Buv a Job! . We will pay a See ' purchases. Brion Ross or Pai IIIII Monday thru Suturday 10:00 n.m. to 6:00p.m. 'lio begin.the cnrecr yuu huvc always dreamed of. I • Wanted to Buy: Used Mo· bile Home. Call (740)446· 0175 or (304)675-5965. I \11•1 0\ \II·'\ I ~llt\1(1 · ~ Nol jusl their automuttve Absolute Top Dollar: u.s. S1lver, Gold Coins, Proof· ·eeta. Diamonds. Gold Rings, u.s. currency,· M.T.S. Coin Shop, 15 1 Sec· and Avenue. Gallipolis, 740· 446 -2842. I person ookJng for n curcer • Imined and ready to assist consumers' in Auction every Friday 6:ao, Angles' Fleamarkel, 333 Mechanic St., Pomeroy, Ohio, lor ·tnto call (740)992· 9734 ii:i!ii'--~---..., r I guaranteed sulary untt·1 we have you I·-----_.1 ..__ _ _ FIIOUNiiillllll-_.1. .., 2 All Black with white on ' chest lab! basgle dogs mlaelng hom Georges Creek Road etnce 7/17/02. Please call (740)441·19B6 with any ln!ormatlon. r 0 CONSULTANTS ---------- Foster PBronls. Local Agency In Ohio e~ek· lng qualllled couples to be· come Foster parents In Lawrence. Gafha, Jackson, Meigs areas. There will be 5 to tO families choaen to become part ot the pilot project. Qualified applicants may receive up to $4000 per day reimbursement. In· terested parties Call (740)646·0873 aslc. for Rob· art. !I you have previously ~ailed, please call again. Vard Sale Pleasant Ridge I Gilbert W. Logan will not Road Friday & Sat. 8· 7 be responsible lor any debts AucnnN ANIJ other than my own as of FU!J\ MMiKt-:r Aug. 8, 2002 wv EMT'a Wtntld Jan-Care Ambulance Serv· Ice West VIrginia's IBrgeB I ar]lt>ulance service Is c r· u renlly accepting appllca· lions for EMT Basics and Paramedica lor ovr Tri·Stat_e op· erat!ons, due to recent dra· mat1c ~;~rowth. We altar an o~~:cltlng and challenging work e)(perlence, competl· tl11e salary and bonaflls, retlrement, and free continu· lng education. For more In· formation call 1011 lree 1· 877-560·450 1 YARD SAU:-. l'l'll!"~..;.-.;;;;;;;;;;;;; GAUIPOLJS 1110 . lw-lllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil_.l HEU, WANTED I PT Housekeaper Experienced, PT House· kaeper Desired, Muol Pay Attention To Datalta & Take Pride In their WOrk, Interest· ad Applicants May , Apply Dally, Mon·Sun. 9-4, Reier· encea Required RAvenswood Care Center 1113 Washington St. Aavenowood, WV N<i houlehold • Galllpolla CerHr Colle • (Careers Close To Horr!) _ • Call Toda 1740 446 4367 • • · 1 6 214 0452 , Ro ,~;g 0 . • 127 4 · ob. 05 8 WAN'I'F:O To Dn All Makes Lawn Mowers ment Repaired. Free ~lckup and deiiVBry avallabla. Call Mlke(740)446·7604. Georges Portable Sawmill, don't haul your toga to the mllljuat call304·675· 1957. wv UNIQUE HEALTHCAAE leave maaoage. OPPORTUNITIES Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center has exciting pool· !l10 Ilona available tor health 0I"POKI1JNri'Y care professionals. Beoome 1.,.-oilioiliiii.iiii-_.l a part of the team! lmmedl· ate openings are available INOTICEI 0 HI 0 VALLEY PUBLISH· . lor the lollowlng: lNG CO. recommends that ·Asslatant Director of Nurs· you do buslneaa with people tng Supervises overall care you know, and NOT to send deU11erv money lhroug h the me II un1 II you ha11e lnveallgated the ·AN olfMing. Manages dslly unit operation A CANDY VENDING rts. ·LPN BICl $$ INCOMEII Work 4 Pro11idos residents \\tlth out· hrs . . Great Locations. $0 ltandlng nursing care ·STNA 861·9266 Ext. 2403 ~ro111des direct care to very Start Your Bualneoo To· special Individuals day... Prime Shopping Con· These protesslonal posl· tar Space A<Jallable At AI· lions Include a lull benefits forda~a Rate . 2 Nice E•acprog ram and competitive uUve Olllcea. Newly Ae· salary paclcage. Call Mells· modeled. Spring Valley Pia· Ia Wamsley Administrator za. Catl (740)446·3481 . tOday tor a conlldentlal In· t 1 1 740 992 6606 PROtl.::SSIONAL erv ~a • · SEKVIC."ES Rockaprlngl RehabilitatiOn ""'l!r"",;.,::"' .,_,_.-..., BuSINf:\8 ~·~~ ---'-'---::;c:_=.....c- ' · 'fRAININ(i Houaehelper a1181ist>ta: Once, occasional, regular. Cleaning, cooking, packing, moving. Whatever naed!il Supervisor needed . Fle)llbte doing. Honest, reliable . firs PTIFT Free lnlo. 1·666· (740)446·7604 461-6921 Ext. 4 w _ ww _ ._m_o_ne"y'-.d_rec_a_m.:c•·.:cco : .m_ Jim's Construction and Gar· p9ntry. We Do: Flower BO)I· The Town or Mason, Is a~. Mowing, ~alntlng . Call accepting applications for a (740)446-2506 . · Water Operator. Class I, II andtor · Ill classification Is Top to Bollom Cleaning necessary. Applications can Service, proleaslonat, real· be picked up at th·e Mason dentist, ofllce cleaning at Ct1y Building, 1601 Second an allordable pries, Street. betwoan the hours ol (740)992·2979 6 a.m . a nd 5 p.m. Mon day -::::----....,.....,... th rough Friday. Applications Will pr&!ilaure wash hOuses, will be takon until Friday, trailers, and · decks. Call Aug . 30,2002. 441·4238 ask for Ron or Experienced bartender/walt· ress wanted apply at the Robyn'e Neat New Ha11en ..__ _ _ _ _ __.J "!JV rot required alter 1pm 1876 Mill Crook Ad , 1 mile& , · 304-662·2675 . past goll cou11e. Misc EXPERIENCED CARP EN· lttma: clothes, treadmill, 8)1· Administrative arclu bike, etc. Now'e the time . Variety. TERS NEEDED· Must have - -- - ' -- - - - Growth. Limited partnership a driller's license & trans· 223 Amby Lane· 7 mllet out opP_Or1Unt!les. That 'e what portatlon, tool s & knowleclge 160. Baby 1tem1, Formula, you II find aa a branch ofllce ol residential remodeling . C Maternity, Mens & Women• admlnl1trator at Edward Oualllled appllcanta can ,. A kenter ' Clothea, Jonaa .. We oHer groat oene· pick up an appllcatton at oJ\1 759 oc springs Road Name Brand Coa!J, New lteme, .Much Ills and a comprehentlve .Christian's Construction, Pom~~Et~h~~5769 more. Saturday 8/10/02, online training program, ~II 1403 Eutern Ave., Galllpo· 8 :00·2:00. In an opportunity that s. lis . Open 8·5 M· F. URGENTLY NEEDED· baaed right In !"oint Plaoo· (740)446•4514 2477 CenterpoInt Ad , Th ur· ant, WV.• plasma donors, earn $50 to man . Clolhaa, Cor\lette Branch Olllca Administrator Experienced Trash Hauler $60 P81 week for 2 or 3 Rima, Tlret. and much Trainee with CDL:a, Garbage Truck houra weekly. Call Blo llle more. Friday and Saturday, You' ll support the Invest· and ~ollolf E~~:perlence Ae· ~tuma Service, 7 40·5Q2· Auguat 9-10. tr~tnl representative and qulred . Call tor Interview. 6651. 3 famllt'vYard 181t. Collec· contrlbute>IO the success ol (740)388-9686 . · work From Home. Bualneat Clothing your oltlce. Outlet Include Opportunity. Create your llbl ea. omen• • varloua customer ae,lce Help wanted caring lor the own hour~. Need help lm· SlzH 6·20, LOll of . houH· · • t• 1 0 n u hold lteml Some Furniture marketing and admlnlttra· e ... er y, arat ....,rovp nome, mediately. 868·709·520 1 824 St At ' 325 sIn ea 18: live tuncllona. Applicants now paying mln1mum wage, www.betierdaysAu.com mtn1 AuQuat 8nd· August mua1 h!ve e~~:callent organ!- new shills: 7am-3pm, 7am· 17th · zatlonal akllil and the ability Spm, Jpm· ll pm, 1 1pmMODELS to work wtll lndepenclently. 7am, cell 740·992·5023 . . Children 2 years old thru needed adultt of aU agee For local 3154 Kriner ~d (orr 218), Come 111 why we're No. 1 Housekeeper . VC~ & CaNIIII Tapes, on FORTUNEOmagazlne's ~lease spply e1 Budget Inn. and nAtional Catalogt, com· CO's, ShOtgun, Plato!. Den 2002 !let ol "00 Best Corn· Jackson Pike Gallipolis merclals, TV No e)lperlenca Set, ~elrlgeraiOf, Wather & panles to Work lor" In Amer- Phone Calli Please · neceaaary. Selections at Dryer, Stove, and LQtl o1 lea. Apply online at ww.ed· · Spm. OR 7pm on Wed. Aug. Other llama. wardjonee.comlcaroera. Or. Immediate opening, experl· 14th. at Radisson Hotel, aen<l your reaume to; Ed· enced reposseaalon agent, Hunllnglon, W.V, 1·64E, Exit Everything Imaginable! IS ward Jonee ~ttn ; ~G · · must wor~ long hours and .118 OR 1·64W, f)(lt 111 1. Oak~ D~ ~~~~~~~~,":;· 14692·PPR 1245 J.J . Kslloy be 11e•tble, ca ll 740·949· Models Net (570)558-7925 gull ' r • · • Memorial Drive Sl. Louis, :.28::.:5::5.:.fo:.r.:.ln::: ••::. rv:::io:.:::. w. _ __ ext.ll4t4 Noon. MO 63131 Fax;. 866·660· www.hlghlbe.com/Huru Frld 819102. 8:00·5:00, 3 4098 E-mail: e]onesCbed· Maeon County _Action Fam~. 27-4 Bulevlllt Pike, ldata.com EOE. . G~oup. Inc . Is acceptmg ap·_ Moonlight Escorts now hlr· phcatlons lor ln·Homa/Per- lng escor11 and dancers. CJotho. boyl(4·5) glrtt(3T· only. 12), ladlll(8~18) ,' nutting ATTENTION HUNTERS sonal Csre Workers ..Piease Serious lnqulriee Make Calli to protect apply at 221 112 Mam (740):389·1799 ·unllorma lhoea baby & n.tnl iovt YOUR QUN RIGHTS Street, Pomt Pleasan t. ..:.:.;,.c...:.:..;:._;;;•=.:.·,...._ and get paid lor 111 AppUca11on11 will be taken Need 5 ladlet to sell A11on. Up to $7/hour and paid August 5th th rough Auguat (740)446·3358 Huge Yard Sate. Friday and do ~--M Saturday, 9"30·5:00. 83 training 9ih Irom 8 30 a m to 3:30 N•"" someone 1o Homewood out At 160. Call 1·888·237-5342 p.m. MCAG . INC , is an joh· Lawn mowing and/or L.ook for Balloona. e~~:t. 2301 EOE, M!F, AJA trimming , minor plumbing Thursday August 8th thru AnN". Point Plea sant . McClure's Restaurant nnw an electrical repair, etc. Sunday . Auguet 11th, Postal poaltlona. Clerks/car· hiring all 3 tocallons. lull or StrictlY on an as needed ba· 9 :00am - 6:00pm, LeGrande rlerl/so rtars . No e)lp. re· parl·lfme. p1ck up appllca· ala. Call {304)6l5·445B Blvd., Various Sizes Girls quired. BenefJts, For l))lam, lion at locatmn & bring back Psrt time CSA needed to Clothes, Toys, Mlac. salary, and 1est1ng inlorma- betwe en 9:30am & work In the Belpre & Pomertion call (630)393·3032 Ext. 1O·OQam. Monday th ru Sat· oy areae. send resu me to. 782. 8am·8Pf". 7" ctays urday. · P.O. 65,., l!alpre, Oh 45714 0 ff«J At'IIEAGE & TURNED DOWN ON '1'11!'""_"':':,_.....- - , HOMD; I~R ""Lr. ~~---·" iiiioiii""iiii'O. · _.I ' 1980 Modular on 2 1/2 aorea ol land on lull baae· ment. 3 Bedroome, living room. family room wlfh lire· Place, dining room , utility room, kitchen with new re· lrlgerator & tlove, 2 full bath I, heat pump, double car garage, 1 20'x20' adell· tlonal garage, above ground 30ft. pool with new deck. Eaater.n School District on FlatWOOds Road, Pomeroy. 740·992·7729 ;:-:~--::--,..,-7'"­ 2 bedroom 'houee In Pamer· ~. will eel! on land contract or will rent with option to buy, 740·698-7244 3 bedroom newly remod sled, In Middleport, call Ton1 Anderaon after 5pm, (740)992·3346. 3 Bedroom wllh garage on approximately I acre On Route 2, Gallipolis Ferr~. (304)675·5a:l2 . . ::.:.===:___.:._ 3 Bedroom WOOd Floora, Qaa l.og Fireplace, 1 1/2 bath, Good L.ocatlon, $89,000. (740J:l86·9151 . 3br. 2ba. 2 car garage. Brick Aanch . Great location on level lot. (304)755-5320 mo a Oller. 7 91 3 : (30>4)8 5-5 ~ Couch US. riding mower, : 12.5 hp. 4a" CUI, lilly. lair • condition, {740)949·2709 • AI Top Soli, Fil l Dirt· lor • "Salt. EQuipment Ronlal, , Oozor. Bo ckhos , Bobcot ecraper, TractDf Equipment. ~ 17.0)441·0619 . :~ Al't\KI'MENI'S Oakwood Mobil& home Three lots lor sale. Bidwell, Gracious living. 1 and 2 14x70 2 br. 2 bath, ll\llng Ohio area, (-419)537·164.4 bedroom apartments at VII· roam, furniture. Aef. & .a1:::1e::.r.:5!::pm::.·...,.--...,....,-- tage Manor and Ahterslde Stove Central alrfheet Apartments In Middleport . 14)116. deck. (304)675·6281 · W&IChtown Minersville, 2·7 From $276-$346. Call 74(). acres, woodedlaloped area, 992·5064. Equal Housing Repo·s· and Used homes. $3,000, (660)563·3 75 3 Opportvnlllea. Cuatom Bvl,lt 2 Story home Com!)any Liqu idation IU,I\1-.. with view. 16.4 private acrou tho nation $500 North Third , Middleport, 1 acres. 3 Bedrooms, 2.5 down and take over pay· bedroom furnished apart· mont, no pets, (fepoall a rei· ments. (740)446·3570. , uu Houstos erencea required. (740)9g2. threw out Large front porch. Svmmer Clearance 1-UR RI<:NT 0165 Garage/ Workshop. 2 star~ All lot modala must go, 2003 ..__ _ • buUdlnglbarn, lanced pas· models on the way. Bast , Now Taking Appllcatlonsture. (740)379·922<4 time to buy Is now, Many 1 ·3 Bedrooms Foreclosed 35 Weat 2 Be<lroom Town· homes yet to choose from, Homes From $199/Mo., 4% house Apartments, Includes Custom Bunt 2 Story home don't delay, we're moving Down, 30 Years at 8.5% Water Sewage. Trut\, with view. 16.4 private them out. APR. For listings, 600-319· $350/Mo .• 740·446·0006. acres. 3 bedrooms, 2.!5 Colas Mobile Homes 332.3 Ext. 1709. Oaths, custom trim and cabi· 15266 neta. hardwood floors u.s. 50 East Athena, Ohio 2 Bedroom Trailer, Porter Twin Rivera Tower lor old· through out. Large front Phone 740-692·1972 Area , Trash and Water arty/ dlsftbled. porch. Garage/ Workshop. 2 Paid, Also 1 and 2 Bedroom . Now accepting applications 14 1 storage buildings/bam, Used 10, 12, • & 6.- Dis- Apartments, Gallipolis , wa. ror 1 t>r, all utilities paid fenced pasture, 8 miles count Prices.. Kanauga Mo· tor Paid , No Pets and Ruler- HUO ·asslstecl , carpeted lrom Gallipolis oil 141 . bile Homes, Galllpolla. Ohio. encea Require:d . (740)388· apartment. rent Is 30% or (740)a79·9224 (740)44I·Oa10 1100 your adjus1ed Income caU Wa ted· No Credit C atom• C a04·675·6679 between 6· 1 For sate due to Death 9 n u harming , hlator cat home 4·30 ekd EHO Firat Street, Mason . 1 ~/2 era to Purchaae New .home of rent or sale, 2+BA. Lots · pm we ays. atory 3br, 1 be, $8,000. 1 under Government llnanc· ol space & atorage. Great Upstairs, One Bedroom Firat Street Mason Unlln· lng program. 51200 Income location, walk to schools, Apartment at 651 2nd Ave., lshud HouSe se.ocio. Call required . Can to pre-qualify. stores & parks. Very Nicol Gallipolis. $350 per month lor appt to aee A~g. 7· 13. (740) 446·3384. $600 month, $600 deposit . plus deposit ; Water and Will be shown 14·20. Call Wanted · Local company Available 8/9/02. Ca ll Trash Included In rent : Call {a04)2a2·5527 or (a04)2a2· wants 10 purcheoe 1• 10 (740)256·6433 Debbla or Judy at(740)446· 7310 acre sites lor new homes. Clean 2br. WID Hookuft. 7323 at Bossard Library. c 11 1740 )446 309•0 Forecloaural 8 Bedroom, 4 a · Good LoOallon. Rei/Oepoal. SI'AO: Bath Home. $10,500. For We have approxlmatelo 10 No PelS, (304)075·5162 tl>K Rl.'~· Ll stng 1 ce 11 1 ~ 600 •719· LLNU1, ·~ ' ~.,_ _tioiiiioiiil""iiio-.,1 used homes lor under u uaeln Pome~. 2br. llv· E F144 n0 ... , )(! . · $2,000, call l·BOQ·B3 7·3238 lng room, dining room, Family Pride Mobile Home Home lor sate. 3t>r., base· tor lnlo. W/Ure place, lull basement Park , Lots tor Rent. Call ment.. University Lane. 1994 14x70, . 3 Bedroom, w/lire place, garage. with (304)674·4633 (304)675·5375 E)loellent Condition, New extra lot $400 61 4•47 5· 14 59 \IIIH II\ \111'-ol Carpet & Parnt, CIA, 1:1'!111"':::':'........~.....~'1 New home lor aate 3 br. 2 $10,500, Crown City. MOIIU.Jo: HOMiiS ba, wl heat pump on ap· (740)256· 1249. ~UR!b:NT HOUSFJIOIJl pro•. 6 acres of land, looat· >.:,;:=::::..;:;;,::.:...---..,. ·-1111iliiiiioiiiiiioo_.l Goooi ed on At2 Clreor Rd aerlouo 1996 14x60 Norrlo Mobile ~ calla only 304· 675·7386 Home, 3br, 2 bath, central 2 bedroom , 1 1/2 bath, 8:30-5pm 304·675·6631 or air, $18,000. OBO. 14)170 w/axpando, central 16000 BTU Air Condllloner 593·0719 alter-S pm . .(304)675·7429 air, quiet community, $300 a $175, .twin alze box springs Price Reduced, Remodeled 1996 Palm Harbor Modular _ m_on_l~h..,.9...92.:.·.:.21_6_7__·_ _ + manress like new $40, electric clothea dryer & Home . Three Bedrooms, 2,000 sq It, ~ Bedrooms, 2 2 BR, all etoctrlc, air, wfw waaher $75 . 992-6610 Living Room, Dining Room .Full Baths, Fireplace. Call carpet, very, very, nice, no & Kitchen Combined, 1 lor de1allo. 1740)a67-7060. pet&. 'n Clalllpolla, (740)446· 2 Dining Room Seta, Table· Beth, Two Car Garage & 2000 eq, 11. home on 1 acre, 1409, (740)446·2003. 4 Chairs, Buffet, Hutctl. Storage Building. 62 Ann , o mlnutol from hospilal. 2br. AJC." Furnished or Un· Loveaeat & Sofa, Like New. Drive. {740)446·9476 Stilt under construction. 4 lurnlahed. 2 Month. De· (740)25e·1249. Brick Ranch House on RT 2 Bedroomo1 2 Ba1h wtlh posit & References . Appllancee: Reconditioned , N 'b 2ba owtmmlng pool (740)446 . o r. 1Car ~uached "'570 · • 1'04)675·4674 Washer•. Dryere, Rangea, o 0 ::.;,.;'-·. . . , - . . . . , . - - - - ; , . . _ _ : . . _ . . ; __ _ __ garage, 16ll32 tnground :. pool. On 0.46 a"reo. ::3 bedroom mobile home for Aetrtgrators, Up To 90 Daia "' 8 used homes under Guaranteed! We Sell New 1304_;)_6_75_·6_0_5_,____ Will help wllh dallv· rent outalde Pomeroy, 5250 Maytag Appliances, French . :.. ~ rent. $250 deposit, no pets, City Maytag, 740·446·7795. Chatter, 2 story on nice ery. Call Nikki (740)385· (740)992·S039 alze IQ:t, 3 bedroom, bath, :.99:.4::6:------- :.......;_ _ _ _ _ __ Couch, love aeat , water kitchen, living room, baae· 98 Clayton 4br. lOxBO on Clean 3 Bedroom Mobile bed&, microwave and stand, menl, price reduced, d1 G Home. In tho Country. dresser, twin bed, drop letl (740)965·a922 rente olin alllpolla Ferry. (740)256·6574 tabl e (740)446·9742 '-:;;==~==;;;;;-··-::--:-'-:--'-~:---..,. (304)675·a669 ·For Rent: 12xBO Trailer, No For Sale : Aecondl11ontd l!alh on .48 acre on Route 1 waahera, drye11 and relrttt;. erators. Thompsons AppTI S. $45,000 . Call (740)256· AI'AKThU:NI'S ance. 3407 Jackeon Av•· 6264 or (740)446·6340. I'OR lb:N'r nue, (a04)675-7a66. Mobile Home ror Sate or All retltetltt ldvertlalng Rent. Bought on Land Con- 1 and 2 bedroom apart· Furniture· Staeper/Reotlner· In thll newtpeper 1, tract, AC, AU Electric In Gal· menta, lurnlahed and unfur· Sectional, Dining Tabla/ lubj.ctlo tht Ftderel llpolla. (740)446·140&, nlshed, security depoall re· Chairs, TWin Bed, Twin Mal· fllr Houtlng Act or 1811 (740)446-2003. Springs, Day· qulred, no pets, 740·992· tre&~ea, hi~ k11 • 2216. bed. Priced to Sell. Call lor w ''n " Illegal to New 2003 14 wide. Only detallo. (740)441·0 136. ttdv1r1111 "1ny $798 down & only 5179.93 J Bet~room Apartment• pr...,.noe, llmllltlon or per month . Gall Harold Starting at $289/mo, waoh· Good Uoed Appllanoeo, At· dlacrlmlnatlon biNd on (740)385·7671 er/Dryer Hookup, Stove and conditioned an(! Guaral'l· flee, oolor, rtllglon, M• (740)441· taod. Washerl, Oryert, f1mill11 tlllut or n111on11· New Home on 5 aerea In Refrigerator. 1519. ~angee, and Relrlgeratore, orlgln, ·or any Intention 10 the country. (740)448·3218. Some otart at S96 . Skaggo mike any aueh 1 br. apt lor rent $100. aec. AppUancea, 78 Vine st. · prlfl~n~. limitation or dep.&$300. a mon . all ulll. (740)446· 7398 ' F~RMS dltcrlmlntnon." Included 304-675·3654 tllRSAL£ Hoover Upright vacuum "Nllh 2br. Upolalro Apt 2217 N. attachments SaO . Sdl , Thlt nt~waptptr will not Main St. lor rent . $275. 10118 teat. ohalr 8)1Ctllt nt knowingly acctpl Month. $100 . Depooll. No oondlllon $400 (740)38!· ldVI,.,Hn'llnts fOf' rtll 9645 peta. (304)675·4900 estlte which lain ~~--~--------~ VIDIIIIon of the IIW. Our ~o;:..:~:-1""'"'1 Accepting aj1pllcatl"one 11 Kenmore Atlrlgemtor, rtadlrt trt hereby THE MAPLES, tOO Momorl· Good Condition . (740)21!6· lnforiMd thtl 111 at Drive Eaat , ~omeroy, OH. 8011 , dwtltlno• •dvant..a In Age and Income guldellneo Lazy Boy Couch, f~ lhla ntwiPiptr trl apply. Priority will be glvan with double rectlne I, Qood 1.8 aero tot on St At 1 IVIIIIbl• on In tqutl to thoee with Income under Outtldo tho VIllage o1 Vln· $9 .750. Aento aro cornput· Condition, 5426. (140)4411· opponunny biNI , 61a7 . ton . (740):386·9024 ed according to your Incoma. For further detalla. Maytag Wnhar & Dryer. 112 acre lot on Tycon I.Ake, call(740) 992·7022. EHO MOBIL£ HOMES $150 . Kenmore Waah11r •& w/ t2X60 Trailer, S18,500 Dryer, $125. Ls1o Model AI· FORSAI.E BEAUTIFUL APART· 247·1 100 MENT8 AT BUDGET PAl· mond Whirlpool Waehir 12x60 Clayton, New Ooora, Lot for Sale· Appro11 . 2 112 CEB AT JACKSON EB· $75. GE Dryer. 160. Call al: WlndOWI, Underpinning, acre1, cleared & ready for TATES. 52 Westwood Orlva ler 8:00pm, (740)446·9068 . Hot Water Tank, No Tlrea or building~ gravel drlvewav, lrom $297 to $:383. Walk to Mollohan Carpel. 202 Clark Aldes. Needs Iota ol work. water & electric a11ailabla, ahop & movtea. Call 740· Chapel Road Porter Ohio area . Aaklng 446·2566 . Equal Houoln" (740)446·7444 1·BiH30: $900. {740)a8H128 after Porter $13,995, Call (740)446· 7:00pm. Opportunity. · 9162 . Free Eatlmatet. Euv 4514 lrom S.S or (740)446· For Rent: One Room Elfl· flnanch~, 90 days tamt 11 14x60 Happy HOI , 2 bed· 3248 alter 6pm . clencv Apartment, Utll lttea cash. 1111 . Master· Cartj . room, 1 bath, a/c., carport, outside building, privacy lola .lor Sale In Addlton Included, S300 alngle, 5350 Orive· a· llttl~ uve alot. , (740)446·8677 Moving, bought May 16 , lenoe, Mld<llepon, (740)992· Townthlp. 5 Acre Loll. epuple, 7646 (740)446·0722 daya, (740)256·1 972 eve· 2001 . May1ag Pertormanoa: Reel clay acreage, approxl· nings. Wuher/Oryer set. 4yr. wir· .14x80 Mobile Home, 3 Bed· room, 2 Bath . Excellent matsly 30 acres, lnqvlre Mr. For Rent: One Room with ranty on tran1mlaaJon. E«~ Condition. Very reaaonably Jimmy D. Grllllth, 30031 TR Shared eath , Ulllltlea In· cellenl condiUon. 17~ . 351 , Mldd!eporl, , eluded. S200 Single, $250 OBO. or will trade for niGo priced. Call1740)446·65e3 Sick o1 paying ren1? Don't couple, (740)446·8677 aecttonat or lola. (304)7701981 14)(80 All electric. Ml· let 1hlo one ollp by. 14•60 dayo, 1740)258·1972 eve· 9632 · nor Aepalra naeded. $1200. Mobile Home, new furnace, i'linge. Naw Kirby Q-4 VacuuO,. (304)675·7045 heat pump, large 2 car g&· New 1 bedroom apartment Shampooer, Setf Propelled 'All Attaeflm~nte, Nev8i 1986 14x70 ·Liberty trailer rage, over 1 acre, level land 1 M · on Stale Route (740)44 1· n lddleporl. Also small Ueoo. $500 . Uaao Kirby $8,900.304·662·2649. (740)992· Gen . a ao above, $ • houoe tor rent 9510 27 5957 ' (740)446·4326. •. Conditioners an(! Heat Pumpa. II you OOn'l 0111 Ul wa both loot. Froo 1111· motu. (740)4•6·G308 and )-600-281.Q096. Fork 1.111 , Ltrl)l Tlraa on lront motor lorn apart. 86 Deogo Mini Von. Motor l!ad, EvoryJhlng In Contact. GOod Body. C. u. Mllltr. 1740)245·5635, ~~=~;;::;::::=:, s so. s•,ooo. r ,...~ ··-,- ""'~ eo. m• eo rlllr-"='----:-, El.El'TIIICAIJ R»l0Gil1Al10N • Rosldtnllol or comntorctal wtrtng. new tervk:o or ropolra. Maator LlcanMd olec· trlc:~n. Aldonour Eltclrlosl, WV0003Q6 , 304·6715-1766. •1 • "5 ~ Top • Rtmovol • Trim Bryan Reeves • Stump Grinding • Bucket Truck New Homes, Room Additions, Garages, Pole Buildings; Roofs, Siding, Decks, Kitchens, Drywall .a More I .,...,, H''" J DJ """"""" JJt n PollltrfJ> ..,.,,. 1\L • FREE ESTIMATES! 740-742-3411 '1-'0-9tn'l.513''~ I 'I' 7~ ~ 1-------....1 r"::':::::O::~:O:-:~., r-~~--~ DEPDYS 10 ................... PIRft New6: Uaed Case·IH Pans , Dealers 475 South Cburcb St. RJpley. WV 2~271 1000 St. R1. 7 Sollth OH 4572.! Coolt't'll•. 1-800·822·0417 < 740-667·0363 "W.V's HI Chevy. Pontiac. Buick. Old s 7ue ~ s,!J.«1.4a4-Ui (if;\ ~ s. ..M- ~ ?""rtr)• ~·· ' ~ e-.e JJ-,u...., ~rilorJI'o 2000 Stturn &tallon Wogan, ADillY 8UL;LETIN BOARD lAMM'S CINSTRICniN Specializing In: Roofing, Decks , Remodeling, Siding, and Additions 1 a SWAIN FURNITURE & BOOTS 3rd & Olive St. FREE FISH FRY ::,;.=:.:.:=.:.·- - - For all Bingo Customers on Aug. 22nd Eagles 2171 n loving memol}' o lack L Oark . who pust!d oway r~ August Z. 11167. S.dly missed ey wtfe Groce. Children SheilA. lim. John and CrAndchlldren 1990 Cleo Tracker harrJ tO!), Block. br~. oower plpoo, 4 x4• 4oyl. 5 opo.O. (lood "wlndowo. llntell. eto . Claude Condlllon . 52100·. Nog . . Winters, Alo Grande, OH {3()4)662·3776 .Call740·24!-5121. 1999 Durango SLT 5.L En· ~..: gino. loaded, Bright W~llt, 1.~--lllitiiiiiiiiiiii-_.1· .54.000 m1te1. $16.600 , ~ {304)676·2202 oall belore Bloodhound Pup1. $350. 5::p::.m--::--:-.....,-Mul1 S.lll 4 males & 4 Fo· .,. maiM 1740)245·0304 66 Plymouth Voyager, ' . $600. (740)446· 18<16 "SALES AND SERVICE" WOLFE HEATING & COOLING ' llfTID TUa.I.UCIIIII111111U11. ' .lii.UillD111D UIII.IIU•m IIHIU . . . 111: IPI. UAIIIIIUII.-tAIIII 1 ' ' ' OUAIIR. Hlllllllll.li.III-IIIIIIIIIM. DllU&RIIIMIIItl~ • 740-367-0317 , ' \'. '·" '' " ,,,,' ,,, " ' ' ,.• r Connie's ODD JOBS me. P1inllng, Child CARE has openings, 1S yr. eKperlence. Cenllied In Meigs. Alhens and Washlnglon coun11es, . Open 24 hours . Power w..tllng, Mowing, Wndntlng YouNHdlt 7 Days per week. St. At. 7 Tuppers Plains, OH CALL 667 ·6329 Done, We'll Do II 750 Easl SlAte Street Phone (740)593·6671 Ohio .. (740) 849-4028 or (740) 581·9239 Hod,~ [740) 992-3194 992-6635 1<. I hq :p altll In~. I· iu;uu·ial St-r\ in' 97 Beech St. , IDiddleport, OH A1hens, ' MANLEYS SELF STORAGE Local 843·5264 Medicare Supplement; Life l111urance; Burial and Final Expenses; Cancer & Dentul, Rellrement, Pfnslon & 40 I K Rollovers; Mortgage; Major Medical • Nursing Home Roonng, Siding, Add-Ons, Electrical, Plumbing, Decks, Remodeling, Drywall, Pointing Haning's Construction Foreman: Larry Owner: 740·367·0181 Ronald "Mick" Haning Chrls11na "Chris" Haning 740·992·0780 Cell• 740·591·0919 Cell : 591-8393 you stressed? Coli now for your oppt. mEIGS mASSAGE THERAPY Cellular Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 (7401 992·1705 Tonie Reiber Ucensed State lhe Ohio HOWARD L. WRITESEL 949-1405 ·Golden Retriever, AKC. 97 Jeep wrangler 10ft top 5 Male. 3 montho. Mull Sell, apoed <icyJ (740)446-6106 S160 080. (740)245-5a58. ovonlng 1. ' No Sunday Calle. IACICHOE • DOZING • END LOADER • TRUCKING • TRENCHING • H1111n'g ' Roofing • Home MaintenanceGutters • Down Spout Free Estimates .I SIWLSINCI1t64 OIIAIIIIOISIII • Air Condl11oner• s~ • Service On Alllr1nda • Realdenllal & ~lght Commerollll •10 yr. ptrlt &Lebar • Hetllng & Air Conditioning 213 n. Second nue. middleport, ON In Memory liEf lSTIMArES www.tmtrlctnellndardalr.com 11 o•x 1o· 6 1O'x20'J Gallipolis • :1111 AMERICAN STANDARD CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING & HEATING Terry Lamm (740) 992·0739 Ladles Western Boots by Laredo Only $25,00 Just received a large shipment. r......., ' /SA Cen(fled Arborist Owner: I • ~16.., s,·ottl•• SK'ai11 Gallipoli.~, "011/n • 17-10) 446·2015 Da1'} y Sent me • l 992·2155 ~. ,;W.-1. . Find them In the Classlfleds ""'"'"'~'~~ Dean am Equipment Puns F , uclory Aulhonzed EYE OPENERS AERATION MOTORS FORTit~~ Flopolrtd , Now & Rebuilt In ~ . Stock. Call Ron Eva no. 1• ..__ _ioliiiiiiiiiiiiO._.I. 600·537-9526, " NEW AND U&ID &TIEL 1987 louzu Pup. Topper, 4apd, Rune Good, Good Stool Boamo. Pips Robar 11 Mllllgt. 11200. For Conorato, Angle. Chin· (740)441·1033. not. Flat Jlar, Sieol Clrollng ~.:..,,......:..:-:-,-,--,­ For Dralno, Drtvoway1 & 1996 Chavy S·IO Extond&d Watkwayo. L&L Scrap Mol· Cab. 14,000. 13041&75·3:l86 a11 Opan Monday. Tuotday. :'::':-'-::"-'="'::'=~~ Wedneoday & Friday, Bom· 1996 Dodge Rom 1500, 4:30pm . CIOIOd Thurod11. Laramie SLT. 31 6· Auto , ' Saturday & Sunday 2WO, 811 Bed, Loaded , :(740)446-7300 . . 102K. $6200. (740)446· , 4 ~3=2~6''------------0FILANDO/ FT. LAUDER· DAI.E. 6 nlghto Ramada, 1996 Foro F260 XLT, ~a i d 5599 , Soli 5199 . 62,000 mlloa, Sat up to tow 1614)696· 2606 campsr. hoo topper, VO"' Clood Condition. (740)446· Aiding lown mower, eleolrlc ~44::6::4--.....,--.....,­ gullar. 27" tolevlllon. 1997 ChiVY SIIV&rado Ex· (740)256·1102 ask lor Jun· tended Cab. 414, oporl oldo, lor. To much 10 list . Mual HI. IIACFIIFICE Excellent Conolllon. Slael Ooa~ Mull Sell 4. All (304)676-5924 'Sleet Bullolngo. Brand Now, 2000 Chavy Pickup. Style· 20<24. 26x30. aOx40. aloe bad ACj CO. Power (BOO)a34·641 I · Buokor 11a1a. LS·Trlm, Walorllna Special: 314 200 1 1,000 m1111. $17,000. PSI $21 .00 Par 100: 1" 200 (304)675·375a ·PSI $35.00 Por 100; All . Braas Comprelslon Fittings For Sale: 1982 Chevv In Stock. Truck. (740)266·6603 RON EVANS ENTERPFIII18 Jackson, Ohio. 1·60Q. '537-9626 11'11:-~~~-..., p&i L 5'l & Wotk Car. 127,000 mllea. No Air. Prlco· 52500 · 17•0)446· 71!68. 1988 Stlurn SL2, llkl new. low mileage, ounroof, 5spd atandard, with receiver and .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..;.,;..._ _ _ __, hitch, 40mpg, (740)245· 5752 r sl)Jf s«tor:uie . All Makes Trac1or & uoo ,rl.o_....~.IJI 'PIJi iUliNGi iESi i._rl Tree Service We Care Fo.r Your Tree.1: ~ ~19':"~:'-Dod~g-,-~n-tropld-.-G-ood- i I 0 Ona Owner, Low Mllng1, AuiOIAir. Power Wlndowo :-=-"'::-:::~-~-- and more. $12.000 . Frtfztr. Solid Wood Doora, (7.0)446·•762. Clao Clrllt, (740)366·6658, (740):386·998 t. · 94 Corvotlt Coups, whlto Wllh rod IOIIhtl, giiOI 10!), (lrubb'l Plano· Tuning &, tosotd. CD/ ca11euo radio, Aopalro . Problemo? Nood 51 OBO, (H0)862· Tunld? Coli Tho Plano Dr. 7612 74Q.446·4625 99 Mazda Mlall MX6. lndaponoont Horblllle Oil· Btoo•. &opel, Convertlbto, tributor. Call For Product Or PW,CDICu~ttto , AC , Oppor1unlty. (740)4•1-1962 27,000 mlloo. $13.600. JET (740)446·01 21 iiiiiliiiiii0.-,.1 j 1994 Dodge Spl<ll. 105.800 mlttt, S1500 080. (740).41-0187. 199• Plymouth Acc laim. Runs good , Driven dolly. $1200. 080. (304)G75· •335 1111 8pm . (1!04),56· "1673 after epm. 1995 8ulo11 Rlflll. Ownld DOWN, contrat Atr a571. •<Ill· : Carport~ 1 Car/ Truck, by: Don FOQteaong, Milan. • Whit• Metal, $375 Nagollo· i304)773-a27• Excolltnl Condition Country Home with 11·112 acrea. 3J4br. 2ba., 2 Car· Garage, above ground pool, Handcrafted kl!chen cabl· nets. orr Leon Baden Rd. (304)458·1580 ···· 1 " r SOCIAL"SECUAITY /8811 No Fee Unleaa We Win I 1·888·582-3345 I< I \I I \I \ II rid Lm~ mR SAu: MOKIIJ.: .... BlSINl..~ ~=:~.s, ~~~~~~lm, Ff!~~ ---:~====- and Outdoor Power Equip· d f HOM~:<> HfJJ• WAI'IIlll New Physician Practice tn Point Pleasant openings lor olllce administration and medical anlatant. Salary commansur!te with e)lpetl· =-:=--:-:-:-:,..,----:- ence. Reavme In conll· EMT'S and EMT lntermedl· dance to: Doctor'a OtUoe ates. SEOEMS Paramedic ~.0 Box 3023 Dublin, Ohio Training Program Is Organ- 43016 ltlng the 2002·2003 Para· ""111~~~--- 740·992·1305 or 740·992· Deliver~ Drivers. Pleas ap· (740)446·9840 ext 216 for 7300 . ply within. details and an Applk::ation. SALES C-1 Beer . Carry Out permit 1!01! tllndlrdt. Wt wlll ·nOI !tnowtngly,ICCtpt tny tdvtr11tln;g!ln!v!lo1~1~11on!!:o:1~tllo=~:w: . ~~:=~~~~~!!!;~' I, Part Time Instructor. Ac· counting- Typing. Send Ae· sume to. QaUipolls Careor College, 1~ 76 Jackson Pike, GallipoliS, OH 45631 . :~~~~g~~le ~~~~~~ale~~~~ ~i f~rn~t:;;~~pr:O:~ A~~~~~ ~:~e~rln: :h ~f~:~P~~~~ ;~ttk: C~~~~~~~~~~eato 8!ti p Pl Moke ncludes Free Yard Sale Slgnl . Up To 1:5 Words, 3 Days ver 15 Words 20¢ Per Word Ads Must Be Prepaid POLICIES: Ohio Vtllty Publlthlng "'~' UMI riDhllo tell. r~tot. or tny ad 111ny 11me. Errort mUtt bl rtporttd on the tlrtt c&av or TrlbUn•S.nllnti·FIItltttr wMI be rttpontlblt tor no mort lhtn lht co1t of lht tl)lct mupltd by lht error tnd onl-, tht flqllntlr11on. W. I not bl lot1t lhtt from the puDitoauon Dr omlttton ot tn tMrtlttment. corrtctlon will bt m1de In tht tlrtt avalltblt edttlon. •lox -~~~=~ ' ' ' tlwtyt contldlnl'-1.· • Current ralt c:trd tpplltl. •.All re~l tllttt tdv.ru ..mentt art tubltct .10 tht Ftdtrtl Fair Houtlng Act or till. • Thlt n . 17 • a.·xse·. •~~~ru~~ :h:n:CN~::b::1: ::C.~~d• ~:;:v~·~~~~~ . tnr or expen" rttvltt HU.I' WAN'Illl r..._ ANNOUNo:Mio.NI'S I, Putlll~;:atlon ~.J~=~=~w li.io______, ~oo------,.1"----~~~ PERSONALS carts and dancers. Prompt and Profeaslonal and Conli· dentlat . We also do Birth· day, Privata and Bachelor' Par11ee. 6pm· 6am . (740)388·1799. Why walt? Stitrt meeting Ohio singles ton ight, call toll lree 1. 800• 768 . 2623 ed 1621 _ n~-----..., 1 a Noon 3 sunday Dl.play: 1:00 p.m. Thuraday for Sundaya Sundaye Pap•r • Start 'tour Adt ,With A Mtyword • lncludt Complete D I I0 I I I Successfu I Ads Should Include These Items To Help Get Response ••• \\\Ot \ l l \II \I" I Dl•pl•v~ ! '>~ 275 Gatton lutl oil tank . Bualneea Daya Prior To none• 524~. =~80"~~- ~ 9=~~~00: AU Block Top SNI1ng Aosl· dlflttat· commorctat Fr" EltlmatH (740)7412·452$· :..740-=5::.9.:. 1·::.; 994 :..::. 3 -....,.-C&C ~--··ot ~..:. Mo,nto· - - ~·~ Palnling, Ylnyl s'IJ. lng. Olrpor11ry, Jl90r1, Win· baths, moll<ll ropok and moro. For 1'" tohmotocl11CI1tl. 740-992· 8323. JT.. Aoollll Cono1ruc· lion •0)532·6722 , 1740)a7HISI , IH0)37i- '*" Bo<o1ta. 1997 Sun· .._1111iiiii!iiiititiiiiii.ioiii_.l llro, 4 Doc<, 5<695. 1997 • . Cova11or. 2 Door. $:3895. All typn ol muoruy bric:l<, COOK MOTORS. (740)448· llloct11 olont 20 yro. oxpao 0103. lltnot, lrH t011moto. (:100)773-0550 1992 Z·24 cavan11 good coodition (740)36Nl39< , IIASIMENT WAT1!RPIIOOFING 1993 Plymouth SUndlnc:o. Urcondlllonal lllollmo guar· AC. Cruloo. Tilt. $1 160 aniH. Local rotorancaa lu• o ~~)!!51l t•0)256·1233. nloh&d. Eollbllahld 1975. ·1 76. Call 2• Hra. (740) Maxda MX& , omllm 0870, R~ro Bo11mont 1993 ate• CC. sunroof, nttcla Wattrproo ng. 1101nt borlyoorll. runt good $1 ,2SO.IIfm. ;:. 304 _·7_73.:.·.:.M_t.:5_ _ __ ; D•lly In-Column: 1:00 p.m. Mondav-Prlday for lnaertlon In Nellt Day•• Paper 5~:;=:~ In-Column: 1:00 p.m. :---=---::----:~ Sunset Home Construction JONES' Ht'AI. 01 Df'V 304-875-3733 I\~ 558M :=::..-:-:::-::---:---, . Oea.d'/1ir~ Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ~~:;~~~~~ • To Place m:rtbune Sentinel l\egister ~fur Ad, (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Ca TOday... or Fax To 446-3008 . or Fax To (740) 992·2157 615·5234 Display Ads ~~..~ 742-11l04 i In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE "- · : UMd Fumltura Store 130 (:IOO)&fS· I<I28 "' 74 • p,kt. Wt tall mol· Avros or (:100)8 " • 1ro..... bunk-· .., "· ------~ tfl, COI.tChlt!f, appli•nces. ·--lii'OIIiiill""liiillliJ\Io ' -.,1 2002 ~. Heut Rill GooM • Much rr<>~o . Gro.,.. MQnu. · trtlttr. 20.0001bl. ,.... • monts. (740)446 .. 762. 1966 2 ooar, or boon U1Md. $8.000 1 Gallipolis. Ohio Auto. Cold ~lr. 11 8,000 (:100)87•.0100 mllfl. $2200. 17•0121!6· 6012 01 {740)666·•··· 78 Doc1Qa Mul van Exler<~•• AlmQuFs :::::-::-:-::-:-:-~._- ld oqulppod lor ctmplng ~ 1991 Dodal Spirit. 1119,000 73J25. O<IQ. Milas. Phono. • V6, AT. AC. good cond. 1:100)875-1!&1 • Buy .or sell Alve"no Ant.. 304·675·3l29 asking • QUit, 1124 Eost Moin on $1 ,100. 080 ~" 9Q2·252!l. SR 124 E. Russ Pomsra;, 74(). Moore, 1992 Chevy Full Slzt SWB riO Hoi\tE owner. Custom van. $2195. 11195 IIIIPIIOVEMI:NI'S 8ullvll~ · ~~ -·-dtd<s & 1890 SOft Pool ,.._ Moo - .•• •nauranct ._,,.• ChHk DUf price Hto,. Square h.ly bal.. $1 35 la1' hDint, 44.0011 m11ta. 4M you buy, FrM EoM\IIM Gao sss ao· eop. il -Rtngo. aft. Sl25 25 " - - 1• ...... We Cove Meigs, Gallla, And Mason Counties Like NoOne Else Canl uat en.- Sprl- SoY. I ··• "" ' Homo romode1'ng ond ropalra. roofing. chain hnk -·em a Honda-· Wgrd Ads OIU Tate the PAIN out of PAINTING! ThE CRAFTY, L"l mt .Jo 11 tc.r youl (F1ctory Outlet) BLIND SPOT All vertlcol blind• are , ·n1ade to order 01 Meeaey Fergu1on Parta & Service our location LOWELL C. SHINN TRACTOR • Vertical• • Wmwl • Mini• • Etc 4359 St. Rt. 160 Galllpolla, OH 45831 446-4995 (740) 446·1044 144 IWr4 Avt. Gtilpel1 F Qtj, CadcC & Gravely Monday·Frlday 8-5PM • S1turday B-2pm ir;.;:;;...____., r ·=~;m Ir., M01UIIcr~ I Rudolph Wurlllzer plano, , light oak, baby plano olze. . apace aaver, tKCellenl c:on~ dillon. aoklng $1200. • 740)266·1234 ' ' FRUITS & V I:Cd!."f~Rl.F.S WEST SHADE BARBERSHOP 1999 Prairie Unit. ~ 5 s3soo :-::-:-:-'-::-.:....,---:::::-::-:: 2001 l!anohoo 350. Bought now March 2, 2002. Vl"' good Shapo. (304 )676·4 135 saaoo. oao. 2001 Honda CR·60 Dirt Blackbtrrlto U·Pick. $2.00 Blkt. very good Ohapo. qt., on 124 E. ol SyracuH. Allklng $1600. (304)676· Ohio 892·7449 4136 Blackberrltl. Frtonoty • Ridge. 112 . gallon. • (740)21!6·1145 LIIVI moo• ugo Under New Management YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE • =~:--...,...,::--= Aoom Adcutlont I 2001 Kawaukl l!ayou aoo Flomodtlln• 4x4 Low houro, garogo • ktpl. t500 ' tn aocttoorltt. • -Qarogoo $:3800 QBO, Coli allor 5pm , • Eloo1tlosl ' Plumbing ~;:'ll;ydf.:~~~ntlng Canning tomstooo • PIP· port lor salt. across trom Aeolne tookl • dam. bring rour own oontatnor1. you pick 247·3656 . (740)a79·2413 , : 2001 Yamaha V·SIIr 850, · , PoUo ond Poroh Deoko dolu110 ead<llt bag, htlmtt, 1aoo mnu Extra Claan . Free Eellmales S6500. FIRM. (304)676· YOUNG Ill 2 999 Canning tomllotl for Mil ill1ir':~~~~~--.:"l 992-6215 v. c. i Ir·~;.;:··~""'=·~··:Ohio:;;;~ ' oall(740)247·2961 BoATS & MoroKs ' Conning torniiOIO, plcl<td FOR SALE • SMO. buohtl. u-pict< t4.00 , 1 bushel, bring contalnero, t 875 20ft Boot, Mercury VB, ' also bell psppora svallatH, lnbor&d Outbortd Tondom • Aoymand Rowe Form. All Ski Aocttlorltt, (740)24Hm t4200 Colt (740)445- Traitor.oao. Molano tor Solo 11 Tr<r;ll"l 1100. ' W01)dcraff, 8 mll11 Wftt ot ----:":""-:-:-7-:-:Qolllpolla. 1997 16« Llnd111 ~. 40 horao motor ond trolllr. I \ II\ I \I l'l •J 11 'exos11on1 Oondlllorl. ,\ I I\ I II Jt h Sidewalks, Floors Frse Ettlmttta lrlm. tow """'" on 11Crillc1 (740)992-7410 (loll free) 12,800, ' &Jztt a·x o· to 10'1130' -- HOUri 7:00AM • 8:00PM 111"1 mo. fuerg Thundey Parklng/pJay.Areas, 877-353·7022 I \1 I • j j (740) I , I I I 9'l2 ·~ !l22 Georae Korn NIWHoln n.fd 1:30 1111·11 pn Sill. 7n ·12 noan <:"-~Mot Idly • Appolntmllnts lor shut·lnl Av•lla~ Recine. Ohio 45771 .740.1185-3848 CONCAETEIBLO CKIBAICK ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION •New Homes •O.riges • Complete Remodeling • Pootcro. Wallo. Step• • Fl•t Work. Slop & Compare Rcplacemenfl, • Wallt1 and Driveo • Stencil FR.EE ESTIMATES Crete 740·992·1671 1122/T~ 45771 (740) 742-8015 Drlvewaya, PaUo~, ' 740·841-2217 Pomerov fllles :jjjjp;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ::~=:-:.::tor~~~ 28 yttrt E1perltnct ii-,1 e1so1r1o mo1or, 29670 Bashsn Road Racine, Ohio YOUR concRETE connECTIOn, llC Quallt1 Concroll Work (740)368-11024 Hill's Self Storage Bedllnen •Nerf • Tonneue Cover • Ventvl110r • Bus IShllelil ' & Full Line Olher Acceaorles NewManaae.-. P/8 CONTRACTORS I INC. BIDGO 2171 6 Sunday Doors Open 4:10 flrty birds start 6:10 Progresslue top Une Tbursdeg' . ~ragresslue Ceverall on SUndqs stilL IT COnSTRDaiOn Raonn1. Sldlna. PainUna. Outte,., Dtc:b Free Esllma1eel (740) H2·1118 UmESTC)Df Delivered &Spread Special 8 ton $135.00 M•In..n•n'"' ~ 740·742·7037 BISSELL llmB111EII BUILDERS IOC. • Repi~Cemenl Window• • Roofina COMMERCIAL tnd RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES 740-812·7599 . Jim Ruertl · ll..,lrlo. "lumlol,.. Affordable Price• New Homes • Vinyl Sldins • New Garaaes JliS tumu: li PLUmlllll endtmeiiHo- . (340 773-1411 �\ Page B 8 • The Dally Sentinel Thuraday, Auguat 8, 2002 ' www.mydallyaentlnal.com ALLEY OOP 1111001 -.-.~--- PIIILLIP AC,.OIS 81 Danono ALDER II AcQUIII, II tlrtt H Mtln 1 wrn.r .,.. ,,11111- "" (~ypll.) dllrlll 11 Mlxlf II ,rtiOO IS Dog dlyl bl11 month t4 ,ocuHd DOWN 11 Odd lob 11 ln-h 1 Nope .., " ... •• t 1 . K JIOtl 11:1'1 U t t ij J •• t Q ,I I 0 I • AI 3 ' 10 " • lal 13 "- Tiki" 21 Colonltt William 21 11; oarnlvel 1oo11t 28 Ptrmtnt 31 Vtldl , IOivtn;tr ' · 33 PraiH 34 Juplttr or Mtrt 31 laltlllt Day IIIIOft 31 Duallng powder 31 Uneetcl ol lhl NIA 40 Drltd·up 42 Aook OOVtrtr 44 Oooulon tor 1111 41 Prun11 • ~ J • • "K Jl t A 10 1 .. Q' l\~11 111r S(l"lh trip 4 ltrly 21 Poktr Pllr lamtnt (momlng aa lillY or 43 O.wk PlrtOn) . ntnny 41 Pooled I P~nlo 23 Poolblll'l VIHI Intruder - Aookne 47 Barblrlana e Hong24 luy by m1ll 41 Chllltlhtl 7 Ptrlor!Md IS Prellr for wlnt 8 "-upon "..-nl" 41 Agrlpplnl'l thlt qulal 17 l!dmonlon 10n IIIII" Ollerl Ortl, 10 Ptrm I Jay• II HaWIIIIn lfiOIOIUft hawker'a 11. 1trlnge 11 Dlver;tnoe · to Comll'll•r 30 JPK arr1v11 U Notre lllmt kly 31 VMr liGht 11 Dtlenll 0111.1 34 008 P llathot 1a Pllllml . runntrt 114 Driving ltlllt 37 Qllher . h111rd II Purpo11 I!'GIIhtr .II ChooH 31 Aawla.or 10 Puoe Alld gocldtll 41 Poam of ~~~-w~~.-.-~ \'lllilf!Fahlo noth W.. l l 1 a~1 ~tt\11 ' Nr t: .. l AU \11~1 Optnllllltad • I Taking the 5th UAilNEY THI& PLAC~ 5HOR6 COULD USE. A WOMAN'S TOUCH!! ~ /' Melp County's Continuing our study of Duvc 1-!ug· gott's five ucronyms, which he uses In B.ridge . Plus m~gu· ztne, we 111ove !rom C is for Counting, B Is fnr Bidding and A is for Analyze .the Open in~ Lcud to E is for Entnes. This dcul is difficult for someone who plays without thought ut trick one. But since you now use this routine. il will be unduck(l) soup. You ure in three notntmp. und West lcuds the spndo six. Whut would he your Iinc Qf pkly '/ · Do nol worry ubout jUST M'( '-UC::tc --- ~ Pll>N'T opening nne or two Go WITH ~Low · no-trump with un unsloj>pcred suit, It is UNTIL your purtner's rcsponIT si~i lit~ ,to cover thut sutt. It he Is ulso HtAPE£> CELEBRITY CIPHER wcuk there und the I>OwN Ttft by Lula Campoa opponents run sovcrnl CtlebriiV Cipher Or)plogrtmt lrt orutad from quototlono bV lomouo P/lAIN. tricks in the suit, It is Pfoplt, pltlond ptlltnl, Etoh lllttr In lht OIPhtr 111Mdtlor IMOihtr. nil your partner's Today'l clut: F IQulll H l'uult! "POV 1\!U XMLQ OK OAMKA Yuu start with six .,.. ""' top tricks: two spijdcs OIIIVQUU J DV Q OKW (gtven the lend), two DON'nflt:'< !<.NO~ I!>I heurts and two diu· J D V Q WOKAQVDIU OKW BI'«BN..L IT~ TH¢& ~~~i<.E:.~ XQUU mond.l, You can gel . N-1.0 YOU'eE. OUT 1 OKW four more tricks frum xouu VPDADAOKMI ." the clubs. However, unless either the club (YPDADAVOVI'QV) VDTQVA uce is u singleton or IOVO the opponent with the club uce learned the PAEVIOUB SOLUTION -'You n11a thll guy llkt 1 glraHI gumc I 0 seconds ngo, nttdt I llrap throe I.' 'Forty lathtl wllh 1 wet noodle • -Ann Llndare · thiu curd will nor put THAT DAIL~ In un uppeurnnce until PUULU the second (or third) round of Ihe suit. Then, to cush the cs· O Atorronge ltlltro of t~i ! four ' ICrambltd wordr bt• Wt\E.l:EO()oOo0 o 1 tublished club tricks, low ro form lour tlm!lllt wordt. you will need u \olotll(. tto tlflt1 tc. I tlummy entry, And K· C A L J A what is it? . t--F-;.r-:-;:-.;..:.:....,,.....f 1 J' There is only one cundidutc: the spudc '"::::::::·:::::·=·=~· queen. But her muj. r- G A T y N esty will do the nee- 1--ri-r'l:"'"-r--i--1 cssary only If you win 1 1I 1" 1 1 1 trick ace. one Then, with ufter the r'-·~·==·==·==·~· spade you drive out Enst's AGT 0 L The new mother called hernus1b d .. ~ ; . band and held the screaming c ~ a,cc un win his . . , 5 Ia 1 1 ~ebytothephone. Hours later the rc ·SUit shift, you cun . . . . . huebend called back and eald," 1 lead u luw spude to· ward dummy's Q-10., in a meeting and got a mes0 U 5 N U E " ~ was Wcs,r cannot Mop you sage that my • -- • • ....." from getti nn uvcr d 19 G bvComple1a ~~. c~uckle quoted filling In the mtulng word• , . . . . . 1 . h W I ere cvcniUu y, tn you dtvelo~ from ell~ No. ~ below. the first trick with the spade I 0. juck or . queen, though, and the dummy is dead. It is pointless hav .ing winners in one ICRAM·LITS ANIWIRS hand If you cannot Embody· Print · Rl5er . Zsstot. PROMISE get. into lhut hand. The coach ol a kld1 soccer team was havln h tlme Inspiring team aplrlt. After a rouelng defeat h~ gaal:~dd the1r attention when he 1ald "Winner k ment whlleio1e11 only make 8 PAoJ1 ~. e a commit- rl'fe 1 wAS . ~· "': 'I • TilE IIOitN ... Tt\E.r<E. I~ w.INfl.. &. Po. ~~:>E:.eALL ~TRIKE:. 7 t.osim [ f\OPe lf\EY 00"'' ~f\ t... COMPRO· M\~C. :iOWi\01-l! .,.. . t.'J(.IZ. &.EN 1\ ~Titli<.€. &..FO~'? Ill(; NATE ' ~o"\C.\ WHEre-~ $~ 0ooow~•er ~. - c.a.., _ . _ _. . . - 11 I - .r • ,. . ~-~~~\fat:: •' II II I I'EANI ITS (/~ ~) \ r--' I I I I' 1 Whafs Inside Jets top Steelers, 81 Deaths Oma K. Hall, 62 Dttllll, AS DIVI - A child loaps Into tha olr Rt a ilWimmlng party held ftt t11c ymmt~tl Pool lnl1fklt1R thtl tho summer roACJinQ program 11\ thQ Pommoy ~lbrftry. (Joy So llie ~ photoaJ day 111 Y""' rlllan~lalllcullng• ure •mall hut C!!Cntiul l"'illt! that lithe" '""Y •••ily uvcr· ll••k . Ynu 'llt,.e them'" ynur udvuntll¥t'. Oct a jum11 (Ill life hy undr'"lllndtn¥ !he inllu· encc" lhlll 'll1ovcrn you .in the · yeur ltlu•1111. Send fnr 1111 r A•· "":9rnph prcdic!lonc hy ln11111~8 \l In AMrn·Ciruph. c/u lh11 ucw >IIIIIH!r, 1'.0. U11x 167, Wkkliffc. 01144002: flc •urc lrl •talc ynur "Kiiac •l•n VIIUJO IAun· 2J.SepL 2it .• rnduy, you' •hinc "' area• where rllll · mu~t cxcrd.., your uuth11r11y. Tho•c in yCIUr 'h""ll" wnn't rnind d<lill¥ your b1dding hccau•c whut you' II a~k uf them will come •• a rctiUOII ruther lhan u command. l.IIJMA !Sept. '2~·0ct. 2Jt. • Should ~nu lf.Ct i perJi•lcnt hunch or fcclill¥ about ll<!llle· thing, il would flruvc wi•c 11i heeu ynur Inner voice. Your Intuition i• !hlll'l'"' and likely 111 be more ltecurute tuduy. SCORI'IO (Ocl. 24 · NIIv . 22) •• Don'! I'll'' upnny "II· J>UrtunlllcH yuu get tuday 111 Hodulltc with cil~cr huHinc>< UHHOCilllC! nr friend•. ThriiUMit dhcUHKhlll! thlll luke place. •o methlu~ utlvuntu~cou• cuuld develop, Si\(JITTAKIUS CNnv . 23· l)cc. 21 J •• The hriHhl idcu! yuu cume up with tnday could lle whut putt you • few puce• aheotd nf your cmnr•etlllon. When nne nccur~ 111 you, dun ''t be ufruid to tell whut ynu conceive. CAPRIC.:OIIN (De.:, 2Z.Jun. I'I) •• IJCCIIUHC yuu ure able W trcut nil or yuur cKperienee• philn•nphlcull y tuduy. h<Jih the ftltl<l unc• and the bad, you wi II be ublc to properly cnpc with anythinJ lhat dcvef. op!. AQUARIUS CJan. 20-l'cb. 1~1 •• Vnu wnn"l he di••P· punll~d t<Kiay •• llln¥ aJ your C"f"i.l.:hdwn' ure in line wilh whru you ure lesitimately en· titlt•l m. V<!ll'll r~alizc c•cn » •mall profit lA alway• bluer lhm1 none. I'ISCJZS (l'cb. 20-Murch 20 .. AllhnuJh ynu..ttnd '"be ln. ~ecl ~ ivc uhout thinll*· ynu , wnu I he 10 IHduy. Yuur mind Y CHAIILI NI HO II'I.IOH 110£ f IICtll<l' M\ I >All\ ' d NIINI I I liM LibratTs summer campaign concludes with pool party Weather Bv Jov J. IIITTI.II NLWSIJ>MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEIWY - The Mul11~ High: 80s, Low: 60S · Cmtnty District Llhl'llt')' In l'nrnlit'ny ~onclutled lis sumnwr l't'n•llnl! ]H'Il)lrllll1 with 11 puny i'nr nl:lout 100 ~hll~rcn 111 the Syrncusc Pool , Tho chl ltlt'lln whnilllrtlclpnl· oil In tho r~udlng Jll'l'll''ll111 TUPPERS PLAINS · were onlcrcd lnt1> 11 d\~ll' prl1c t1ustern Elcnwntut·y School Hlvc·ttwuy . I'US (PullliL' ~Ill conouc111 klndct'!lurtcn Urumknstlng System) in orlcnlttllnn mcctin~ ttl lite Athens dnnttlell 2SO ft·cu ~ho1•l on AttJ,t . 2llttl9 11.111. hunks liu· tho kIus. 1'11ronts who huvc not Mmry ln~td husinossus lrc-roglstcrcd their child lnduulng ()uiry Out>on 'nr kindot'gttl'h)ll shmtld Bt·uzlor, Md)u~mld 's, Subwny, lirlngthclr chllu's birth cc•·· Cttnl.ly's lluhbles und Ulfls, tiflculc, S1'clul Secul'lty Acquhllluns, MI~LIIeput'l number. uno lmnwnlzutlutt Dejlunment Storo. Wui-Murt, t•ecurds; und shou ld be In The Ohlu River Beur uuondunce for rcylstmllon , Compuny. Locker 21\J, lnt'ot·mullon tthuut tho Domlttos, und Crnw's klnderg11r1en pro!lrlltn, con-.. Resltntrnnt ull d1111111ed l1cms t(l l'erencc times, cl11s' be ~lvcn nwny. requirements · und bus Chi ldren who wun Dult;r mutes will be pn•vlded, ·Queen !rents nniJ McDnnuld s P11rents will h11vc the french fries were Chelseu oppmtunlty to meet with Dnvls, 1-lurlcy Fox, Nikki the prlnclpul, tc11chcr unu Duvls, Jesslcn Ornnl, Ross trunsportntlon coordlnutor Keller. Knltle Keller. Llndsuy tit the meeting. . Puunun und Thomus Kilen . SIK-Inch suh certlfkuteN from Suhwny were Riven to Mkhuel Duvls, Snmuel BvnnN, ALBANY County Amundu Orunl <tnd Surtth Roud 10 (Stutc Ftu·m) will Wright. Crow's certlflcmes be closed Monduy fur 11 wero 1Jiven Ill Whitney week fmm Ohio Route 14:1 Putmun, Suruh Luwrence und to Jones Rond. so thlll scv· Chuls Rodri6\IICH. erul Iorge culverts cun be Other Items Jllven uwuy repluced, were 11 sliver doll or to Amhnny Putmnn: a Hello Kluy activity Dat1ll1, A1 l 1111. 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Middle S~huul l 't·uss C.'mtmt·y t~nm jll!lltlln~ ~·~t'tllkutltm , Col\ll'll''l,l were ttWIII'de,l Jot' ·' ''hind •ri'Yil'~'· llt'IIICI' '~ Bnkery, Inc, hrettLI: Bl'lllljjllloll t>'ood• ro, mil~ tlllll <lull')': · Plr~t C"luss Trusil Mcmuvnl. Mnrk NmnHIII. u·n•h hltllllnt~ : nnd Ashlund Brundecl Mni'k ~ ill\11 hy (1,\:tM hi<'i, ~~~~ tlll.l dluN~I fuel. . IJtLAIH - Klda who participated In tho 1ummor rol!dlnli pro· arem 6\ tho Pomuroy ~Jbr"ry on)oy a pool party W dntldny. Door prlzu woru owardod to ench pnrtlclpfmt by IOQIII bull· ne11e1. set 10 Flrlktt flnx: u cenlllcttle !'rom Mludlepnn Depurtment Storo to Mncle l{odri1Jues: 11 $'0 1111\ certltlcule l'roil1 Wnl· Murltu Kurl Arnold: u 14·1nch one Item Dnmlno plz7.n cet•til'l· cute to !lohbl Hnrt•ls: nn M&M rluNh to Mnr!lllll DuviN: 11 nntel}fld tn Brynn Htll't'ls: u Nlke hn~kpuck tu Ktll'l Al'nuld: un unlmul l'uddlc tn Clurencc OwenNhy: 11 plush Pl11let tu Sudle fTox: 11 pluNh Pooh w Shunnnn ·McLuughln: uml bubhleK tu Mallory ~clntyre , Amundn Mllhonn, the chll· dren's reudlnl! Cll\mllnnwr for lhe Pnmerny l .l.,rtu·y, Nuld she upprecluleil husltwNses tl111t donuleo Items be~illtNe II con· lrllmted 111 the SUCL'CN> nf lh~ progrum, Mllhnnn ~ot11lnuu~ to liuvc slmy time und do ~ruliN with khJs Mnnduy ihrllltllh Thursdny 11111w vtu·lmtN tiiNII'I~I llhrurlcs 111 lJJ,m, A cl'lll'l 1111 cnmJlUtcr nll!hl Is ulsn nl'forcd lhrnu!Jhottl the ycur ul the Pomeroy J.l\)rur)'. RcNI ~entN 1111iy cull W2·'KI 3 l'nr mnre lnl'lll'lllilllon. Pla11a• Itt contr1ct, AJ --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Lotteries OHIO Pick J: 2·4·9 Pick 4: 0·2-8·4 luckey• 5: 7· 12·16·26·27 Pick J nl1ht: 2+3 Pick 4 nl1ht: 7·4-$·9 DII!Y :S: 0·8·6 DII!Y 4: 2-6·8·2 Cllli 25: 6·9·1 1-19·23·25 Index 2 IICIIOII - It P1111 A5 85·7 88 A! A6 A3 A3 81·5 A2 2002 Ohio Vtllty Publfll!ln1 (4, - -- East Main work nearing completion ODOT claims work will be done ahead of time ' W.VA. Q t'otlltu~·t' 1''"' . Road closes Calendar . Cl111ifleds Comica Dear Abby Editorials Movlet Obituariet Sports Weather I'OMHROY ! Re1lstratlon scheduled und . ~unfl•l~ncc ure iharp Clluugh to l'lt~e the mmt JIFfl. cult nf Jcd•lon!. ARIES (Murch 21·Aitriii'IJ •• lndut.~limHill C~II will nul 10 uni!Hiii:~o:d Hr unrcwurtJc~ 10· duy , "' ln>tcull ul' dtllnJ only whut I• CI JIC'I~d of yuu cxen ynurHclf ·u bil """"· 1d1 pay Athletic building contra get nod oo nolu~lon ol ------Prlduy, Au~ . 9, 2002 Step l•y l!Cil 11nd line by line you !night even •urprl•e your· !elf 111 fl1e year uhead by how much you will he uhle to fiChiC\'C find UCCIIII111IIIIC. 'J'uke udvantugc of' the !mull thins• •• they will Cllllectlvely udd up to ~uh•lnnlial ¥111 114. 1.1'!0 (July 2l· Aug. 22) .. Wit~t gil •• yuu the ed~r I<!· Hometown NeW1p1per l~ ~~= d':nt I3 Sight-Ing ~h~~:'iln liii'Volh f'IUIUI 1 N't a1 11 Ctlllln win· 17 Ptollflo .\110~ w.,, • K • 14 lpleOt I VtrY very sw pin Cincy, 81 Rockies compl NI:A Croaaword Pu . . le 8Y AoNu HA"" AHAP~tlllMVCAILVSENTINEL.COM . POMgROY - Motorists who re11ulurly uHe EuNt Muln Street will be 11111d to lourn that the ruud wor~ underway ncar !he Inter11ectlon of EuKt Main Street und Nyc Avenue 11 projecled to be completed soon. Stephunlc Pllton, Ohl1> Depanm.enl of Transponatlon public Information officer, •aid that nlthouah the whed· uled dute or compMion 1- f)ot until October, the actual date will probably be 11omctlme In September. . Jim McOruw, IICncrul ~uper­ lntcndclll ol' Alun Stune Construction, ~nld tho w~~rk muy be flnl~hed even curlier. ~rhup~ by the end of' Aujjust. · Blddln11 for the $277,2,0 job wo~ beJiun In flcbruury. It waH tnken on hy Alllll Sumo, which bejun work on the pm· jectln Murch. Pillion ~aid OOOT decided thO work WON OCCCMNOI'Y In prevent dumage to the rnud cauNed by the rlvcrbunk Nlld· In¥,· 'Thl1 huppen~ every now and then, Riverbank~ will bealn to •lldc,'' uplulncd Filion. "When It hnppon1 In an area which IUPJXll'i~ orood· way, II hoi to be flxcd." The toull colt of the job will be cloH to $1 million, lidded fliiNUil, The l'ln!Hhed 11roduct will lndmlc new ornlnu11C plpeH, c~ll'h~. ~ult~rH und Jluvemenl nn !hOI NCCIInn nf mud, flliNOII nm~d the mnjnr ~(mNirucLion work hns alt·uttdy been dune, "One httltdred und thirteen ihiii'IS llll'il"" 11111 l'our reel In UllllllCH'I 1111.1 3' fee t )una huvc be~'ll 1mt lnw Ihe llcuwck to Nlltblll1.e the llunk," Huld · fliiKnn. "They nrc ulreudy fnKllliiCd tllld OUt gf Hillhl. What remolna to be done now IK tn nnl•h up the roudwuy Nn It Ctln be Uled 01111in." NcKt yc11r, ODOT pion ~ to put In o wulkwuy whl~h will run from· the ,boat rum~ In downtown Pomeroy to the municipal plll'k. WOitK CONTINUU - J..on Jarvll nne Floyd Jnrrott lay now dirt by tho lldOWIIk 11 thl conttruotlon 111 on En•t Main Street In Pomeroy, WhiCh tho Ohio 0 pnrtmcrnt of Trllnlpcrtlltlon •~Ptctl to 111 campi 1 Claocn. (1\intl Hnl)kl) du lik"WI<c, OI!MINI rMuy ZI .Junc 2111 ·• Now I! the time to talk t~in1• nut w,ilh your mute ur family . You II lie lieucr able to cummunlcate ynur lhtJUJht,s and they ' ll be more rupnnJwe lnd<~y . CANCI:\R (June 21-Juiy 22) ·• h •houldn't be wo difficull for you to •ell r••ur idea1 or IIUIICCJ today, IC]IarillCJJ nf h6w IOUJh yuur thou.htt arc IO wei UC!OII, Your lk 11J1II a •ulelper114>n arc very etrcclive utthi• time, The Holztr Medical Centtr Olabettl Support Group will meat Sunclay, Autwf 11 from 2:00 • A:OO pm in the Hotpflal't French 500 Room. In Mtlqs Co!lnty: Thurlday, Aututt 15 at 10:30 am · Meigs San lor Center Augutt 19, 20 and 21 All are wtlcomel For mor1 '· m 2:00 • 5:00pm In the French 500 Room or to coli C740J 446•1010 •• ' Discover tlw 11 olzvt• f)if.(erertc www.holzer.or1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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