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Wiltz, 45. and his wife; Judy, 41, of Point Pleasant. Wiltz is the Chief of Pediatrics at Pleasant. Valley Hospital. The pair are incarcerated in the Mason County Jail awaiting arraignment. ey didn't hesitate': Reflections on Se 11 8v AGNES HAPKA Sentinel staH writer Fire truck parade planned POMEROY A firctruck parade is planned in conjunction with the Sternwheel Riverfest, Sept. .26. The parade wi II form at the tennis court area at 6 p.m., and move ou1 at 6:30. The parade is restricted to firetrucks, according to Chairman Howard Mullen. Advance registration is not required. but those interest· ed in participating can contact Mullen at 992-3782. The par.ade has . been opened up to tire departments outside the community, including ureas in West Virginia and elsewhere in Ohio. Boil advisory lifted RACINE - The boil advisory has been lifted in the village of Racine. John Holman. water commissoner. said that samples have been collected, tested and determined negatige. The village · water suppply .shows no sign of bemg contamined. Holman said. .. WITH MOM - Alan Wallace and his mother, Faye Wallace of Middleport, review her scrapbooks. filled with news accounts, photographs and magazine articles detailing his experiences on Sept. 11. (Brian J. Reed). Middleport native one of 9/11's heroes . '. . ' . Alan Wallace witnessed Flight 77's approach to Pentagon Bv BRIAN J. REED Sentinel staff writer MIDDLEPORT - "I jus1 thank God my son is alive and is going to be walking throu11:h that door any minute usual good judgment. You may be inc\ined to back up p person who may JUrn out to be inept. LEO (July 23 ·Aug. 22) -Stick 10 your guns wduy and hold that firm posiJion you have aboul sumeJhing impor· tant 10 you. Don't be swayed by lhc opinion of a faulty advtsor. ~ou ON SCENE- Alan Wallace, far left, Is pictured In front of the burning Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001. He and partners were working around the new flretruck, In the background, when Wallace saw American Airlines Flight 77 approach. !From Wallace's personal collection) by helicopter at noon, from an airplane had just crashed Jacksonville, Fla., where he into the World Trude Center." was visitin~ a ~chool. After watching the second 'fhe Pres1dent had left for WTC attack unfold before Florida from the Pentagon the their eye~. Wallace, Skipper day before; and Young went outside the Because a crowd follows station, and soon received a the President, Wallace and his call from their chief, Charlie partners decided to move the Campbell. department's new crash truck "He wanted to be sure we out of its slation, located very were aware of the disaster. near the Pentagon Itself, to a · and that il was definitely a lermore accessible location . in rorist attack. He wanted to be the event of an emergency at sure we were very aware of the heliport. everything going on around "After checking out the fire the lire station, and said D.C. truck, eating a bowl of corn- would very well be a target, flakes, and cleaning the sta- and that if that happened, our tion,l sat in my favorite ~;hair truck could be dispatched." to read a book about opera," Moments later, while workWallace recalls. "Mark came out to tell me PltiH HI W1l ..o. Al Becky Roush MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference www.holzer.org mccl loday bcllcr before . Pltllt SH Chembtr, AS walchiJI£ the television just as it happened. It was a cat· astrophe: it was shocking. It "On September II last was JUSI a terrible thing to , year, I was sitting at home. happen. It with the h a s television ' changed on. When the we all I saw what live our had hapJives. 1 pened, I d o n ' t was overthink peocome with ple even emotion realize thinking how much about all . it has D111t .the people AOIJII'I • changed who were the world hurt and killed. we live in . Things aren't "Having been a firelighter ever going to be the same <IS for 15 years, .I was also they were. thinking ·about the emer"I don 't travel much anygency workers. . way. But especially now I "I really think we're doing don'tlike to leave my fami· everything we shou Jd 'be Jy. I haven't left the county doing as a country in the in the last year. I probably War on Terrorism. I hope the won't ever want to fly, I'm guilty parties will be found too afraid. I don't want to go and brought to justice." any distance because I'm afraid something will hap· pen while I'm gone. And what if !left the country and "1 was at work; we were PluH HI Mtlp, Al Holzer Medical Center joins America in remembering September 11,2001 you 1oday und innucncc y6Ur "TV so abruptly put the picture of the plane hilling lhe tower in our faces . We sat there staring. wondering what could happen next, when another r.Jane struck the olher tower. ' Struble noted that the New York Fire Departmeiu · lost 342 members - men and women. • He also pointed out that there arc targets for terror· ism even in the Tri-County area - the urea's chemical and power plants. "It's true we grieve for our fellow lire fighters. who died in Wushington und in New Craig Darst Lotteries Index Struble Meigs residents remember 9/11 now.'Y A year ·after she learned her son. Alan, . was injured while fighting a tire at t h e P.e ntagon, F a y e OHIO Wallace of Pick 3: 2·9·5 Middleport Pick 4: 7·1·5·3 rema1ns Buckeye 5: 1·3·4·16·32 moved by Wallace his Sept. II, Pick 3 dey: 9-4·3 2001, expePick 4 day: 2 ·9·4-4 riences and his heroism in the face of one of the most tragic W.VA. and frightning events in Deily 3: 5·4·6 American history. Deily 4: 5·5·3·4 Wallace, a 1965 graduate of Cesh 25: 1-4-5·15-19-23 Middleport High School, is a firefighter in Ft. Myer, Va. He is regularly assigned to lhe Pentagon. On Sept 11 , 200 l, he an~ two comrades, Mark Skipper . 2 Sectloaa - 12 1111111 and Dennis Young, were just calendar A5 beginning their shift when Classifieds 83-5 ' American Airlines Flight 77, carrying 64 passengers and Comics 86 crew, and SIX highjackers; Dear Abby A5 into the east wall of crashed Editorials A4 the Defense Department Movies A3 headquaners. Obituaries A3 It was to be a relatively speSports 81·3 cial day, even before the crash. President "George W. Weather A2 Bush was expected to arrive C 2002 Ohio VoHey Publishing Co. MIDDLEPORT - "Only God knows what wus on the minds of tht; tiretighters bul lhey didn't hesitate ." Jue Struble told members of the Meigs County Chamber of the Commerce on 'fhursduy. "They went into the bulld· ing with one purpose in mind - to save people and protect property." he contin· ued. Struble. a retired firelight · er und panuncdic. wus the guest speaker at the chamber luncheon, offering "Local Reflections on 9/11." "Wulking through a cemetery, you ' ll see red and yellow flags among the red, white and blue," he said. "Those flags mark the graves of deceased firelighters and they bear the motto 'Loyal to our Duty.' · !'September ·u last . year gave new meaning to that motto. A new foe has arisen on the horizon - terrorism. With the loss .of over 3.000 lives, lhe lire service has had to rise to meet the chal lenge. "All of us in here remember the duy . and how it unraveled," Stnible added. •• �LOcal The Daily Sentinel Thu,.day, Sept. 12 ... POMEROY - A $600.000 bus garage will be built behind the new Meigs Elementary School building at Rutland. Meeting Tuesday night the Meigs Local Boord of Education uuthorited Superintendent Bill Buckley to proceed with preliminary plans for constl'\tcting u 60x 120 foot cement block building to serl'e a 11 warehouse and maintenance. facility for the district's bu e . Paul McElroy. trunsporation supervi· sor. met with the board to discuss the proposed facility which would house thn.-.: buses undergoing repair or general .!Cotumtlal !Sful• I 1(1', mnintenan~-e. 02002 A buy for routine repuirs,' one where mujor . benkdown repair would take pluce, and a third us u wush buy unil for use to do minor repuir work us needed would be included. McElroy suid. The propos,ed building would also have an office. conference room for the drivers. rest rooms and stomge spnce. For muny yeurs u section of the old Rutland High School hus been used ns the bus garage for the district's fleet. Temperatures starting to cool off a bit · · · Weaiher Fortellst Toduy ... Purtly cloudy. Highs 75 to 80. North winds 10 to 15 mph. · Tonight. .. Mostly clear. Lows near 50. Northeast winds 5 to 15 mph becoming light. · Extended ForteiiSt Thursday... Sunny. Highs ilt the upper 70s. Northeast winds 0 to 10 mph. Thursday night ...Clear. Lows near 50. · Friduy...Sunny. Highs in the lower 80s. Friday night... Clear. Lows in the mid 50s. Saturday... Partly cloudy. A slight chance of showers during the night. Highs in the lower 80s. Sunday... Mostly cloudy with scattered showers and thun· derstonns. Lows near 60 und highs neur 80. Monduy ....A ·slight clumce of showers during the duy ... Otherwlse partly cloudy. Lows nenr 60 und highs in the upper 70s. Tuesday... Mostly clear. Lows in the lower 50s and hiJ!hS in the mid 70s. OVP staff report ablcd residents of Gnllitt - - - - - - - - - . Counly." GALLIPOLIS - More The Ohio Dcpurtment of thttn $1.1 million in state Mental Rcturdution and l'unds have been released, Developmental Disabilities und the transfer of requested the funds to com· $766,019.58 has been pletc needed projects, approved for renovations at Carey said. The center . Gallipolis Developmental needs several updutes Ccnler, State Rep. John A. including structurul work to Carey sttid. building roofs, in order to "The money will help the handle the pluccmcnt of center make required reno- new uir units . vat ions nnd replacements to Other projects include the ventilation syslcln," the ·purchuse and construction Wellston l~epublicun said. on new ventilation units in "These updates are criti.cal II buildings, chilled wutcr to 'their ability to continue pumps in II buildings. und providing needed services repairs . 10 exterior brick to developmentally dis- .walls in one building. burning suspender. hnd checked on his purtners. both safe, and started lhe truck, · seriously disabled from the from Page AI impact and subsequent fire. On Skipper's cue. Wallace · ing in the truck's rear com· decided to turn off the partmcnt with Skipper, engine, and the lire lighters Wallace spotted the plane began removing necessary which would. in seconds, equipment from its storage strike the Pentagon only compartments, and then start· yards from where he was cd helping Pentagon employslunding. ees escape through the high "I saw a large commercial first-floor windows. airliner crossing Washington "I was later told by a ~sBoulevard, heading toward . cuer that I helped him climb the west side of the Pentagon. into the window of lhe The plane had two big Pentagon where most of the engines, appeared to be in victims exited," Wallace said. level flight, and was only 25 "I don't remember helping · feet off the ground, and onlr, him up, but I defimtely 200 yards from our location.' remember his being there. I . The plane was, he said. feel he was instrumental in silent. orllanizing the rescue effort at "So many people .think thts area of the Pentagon ." Wallace later learned the Mark and I walched the plane hit the building, but we did identity of the civilian, Blair not," Wallace said. · Bozek. a retired spy-plane "We only saw it approach pilot. · "Mark and I always feltiO for ·un instant - no longer to 15 people exited the than half a second. I think the plane hit the building only .Pentagon at out location." one to two and a half seconds· Wallace said. after we saw it." "Most of the victims were big ladies - all were terri· The sound, then, he said, was "loud, scary ... horrible.'' lied, most burned. They had He remembers not only the varying amounts of clothing ·~· sound, but the realization, as burned from their bodies and •· he lay ·under a nearby Ford some were missin~ shoes." Civilians and military pervan: "We are under attack, sonnel assisted the firelight· now."Within 20 seconds of the ers in the rescue efforts. "We were directly up impact, Wallace, now covered with wood, rock and against the building, · and metal fragments and with a smoke was pouring heavily .. --· -·-- Buckley reponed that the district applied for and got a variance on the use of state parity aid in the amount of $600.000 which will pay for the design and constrllction of the building. Plans are to have the bus gmge com· pleted before !he approximately 940 stu· dents move mto the new elementary buildin~ iri the fall of 2003. "It needs to go to btd in January if we're to have it dooe by July." said Buckley. ReJ?Oning on the other building projects m the district, Buckley said that that construction will begin next week on the $675,000 athletic building at Meigs High School. · While work on the elementary school hus been plagued with problems in the )lliSt. he reported that things now are "going elttremely well.'' There is a mid· July finish date on that.school. As for the middle school being con· structed on the hill overlooking .Meigs HiBh, work is ahead of schedule and ten· tat1vc plans cull for students to occupy it in February or March. The high school renovation project · workers remember ateful day BY DAN H!RMES OVP stall writer ?OINT PLEASANT - The images coming across the television screen on Sept. II were beyond belief. Terrorists had wrenked muss destruction and denth on American soil when four planes were hijucked and used us weupons on Sept. 11. 200 I. When the finul toll rung, ulmost 3,000 people were dead at New York City's World Trude Center, another 45 died in rural Somerset County, P<:llltsylvuniu. and at the Pcntugon. the death toll stood ut 189 pcoplo. Lo~ul emergency responders felt the impuct and wntchcd in horror us fellow lirelightcrs and luw enforce· ment personnel died en mass following the collapse of the Twin Towers. Mason County EMS Director Muu Mus~rave was very direct about Ius feelings mgurding thttt fttteful duy. "I wus· . . .•"M . usgrnvu' SUI'd• "I wus lislcni~tg to the radio und that wus when l initially hcurd. I ~u1mi into work and suw the second plune hit und I wus like everyone else, glued to I he TV." Musgrave's most · trugic moment wus when the World Trade Center towers col· lapsed. "I told my supervisor, 'I bet we just lost a whole bunch of our own.' It was pretty chaot· ic, even on the local level. "More than anything, I felt frustrated . I felt like I needed to get in my cur und go to New York. There wus n bunch of us on standby to deploy. but we were told to stnnd down. They had ull the help they .needed. "I wus mud. like the rest of .the country," Mus11ruve said. "Ther took our Ulreraft, our huildmgs. and killed ·our peo· pic. I WIIS mad." ••• Stnte Police Sgt. Eddie Starcher, the detachment commund~r of the Point Pleasant post. said he watched in shock as the events unfold· cd. "I was at Plcusunt Valley Hospital doing a stress test and I watched it on TV," Starcher suid. "It was devas· tatin.g. You just imagine yourself m their position. As u law cnl'orccmcnt officer. you wuntcd to be there t.o help. It wns a sud day in America." Did Americans learn 11 les· son from that tragic day? "We've learned from it." Starcher added. "People know now that there is not u 100 percent guarantee of safety." Asked whether the general public has shown appreciation to law enforcement, Starcher said, "Lately, people hnve been giving II lot Of thanks. You really have to have big shoulders in hiw enforcement and it makes you feel ~ood when you're appreciated.' ••• Mason County Sheriff'Scott Simms was standing out in front or his office when he . heard the news. "A deputy came out and said that the World Trade Center hud been hit.'' Simms said. "When the second plane hit, we knew it wasn't an accident. All I could think of was 'how could this happen?' aggravation. Frustration, Where were they going to hit next?" Simms said that during his time in office, he hud received, "maybe -three of four faxes from the FBI. "The next three daxs we got 30 to 40 of them, · Simms su'id. "We'd get specifics, like from itll the windows. The "Sept. II: Bearing Witness to ground wus burning oil History," Wallace's tuntout around us. A magtioliu tree cout and punts are now on wus burning. · display in the Smithsonian "Th~re were several times . Institution. · the heut wus so intense thut I And just a few weeks ago, thought my punts were on he, SkipJ?Cr and Young were lire. It was dillicultto breathe honored tn Kansas City, Mo., because of the smoke and ut the International Fire fumes, and these conditions Chiefs Convention, as the limited how long we could U.S. Army's honorees for as·sist in the rescue." extraordinary work by fire· Aflcr brielly enterin~ the fighters . Pentagon, und dctcrmming Wallace returns home to that the low visihilily ond Palmer Street often. He was lack of a breathing upparutus honored at a Pomeroy memomudc doing so urisafe. rial service for the attack vic· Wallace und' his partners tims by U.S. Rep. Ted were treated by u medic unit Strickland, and at a Meigs for burns ond given oxygen High School football game for breathing difficulties. shonly after the attacks. After treatment in a triage He continues to work at the urea. and a brief FBI inter- Pentagon when assigned view, Wallace called his there. He says it's now diffi· mother who resides on cult to tell where the plane hit Palmer Street in Middleport. · the building a year ago. "She was very relieved to He also conttnues as a ded· leam I wa s OK." Wallace icated volunteer at the suid. Vietnam War Memorial in Since his harrowing 9111 Washington, D.C. experience, Wallace has been . As for his mother, seeing featured in a number of her son honored as a hero has nationwide news accounts. made her most proud. His face and story have But it might seem that the appeared in an Arlington, Va .. Wallace boys were born to newspaper, the Washington claim a front-row seat to Post and People magazine. tragedy. He was also interviewed ln the 1970s, Alan's broth· for a Dateline NBC program er, Bruce, a West Virginia which was later shelved. Police officer, lost his leg But most thrilling to his when a bomb exploded at the mother arc the honors he has Mason County, W.Va ..• received for his heroism on Courthouse. that dark day. "What can I sar- 1guess my As part of a special exhibit, boys have nine ltves." ..... - r-·+--- ' Wednesday, September 11,2002 Remembering SePl11 dark colored VUlt with Jersey plates !\ended <!own Route 35. Everythin~ wus confusing; We have three major bridges, two rtliii'OI\d bridges, chemi. cal plunt. "Theoretically, we'd be high on the turget list. We were in high gear." Simms said that the events that unfolded have changed people - forever. "Everybody knows that w~nring this uniform, it can happen," Simms added. "You need to always be alert. When you lose that many people ut one time, il's hard to accept. That's not supposed ,., hap· pen. "Mrself, I always thought that i you had strong national defense, that it couldn't hap· pen. "All that has changed now. You're not safe anywhere. anytime. People realize we ure the first line of defense and they look at us differently in Ihut respect. Law enforcement looks at everything differently now. lt's.chunged." BY KRts DoTSON OVP staff wrilar GALLIPOLIS _ The phone lines were jammed Sept. II. 2001. with milli011s of people trying to call loved ones. But tracking down people thut were scheduled to fly that fateful day wasn't an easy task. Linda Carney, manager of the Gallipolis AAA Office, said that Sept. ll, 2001. brought many phone calls and lots offrustration. The local travel agent's communication system with the airlines was jammed with people trying to locate family and friends. "We just sntthere and redi· uled the phone. We were telling people to watch tele· vision because the banner lines at the bottom of the screen had the most current lists of who wns on what flight and wht'ch nt'gh.ts were stranded where. "We had· doubled our incoming phone culls that duy - it was surreal." Several local residents who were traveling that day ' Obituaries couldn' t get home. she said. "It was eerie here," she said. "Kind of like the same feeling when (President) Kennedy was shot." For Beverly Schultz. owner of Places To Go travel agency, it w11s more person11L Her twin sons and daughterin-law are in the military in New York. "I was on my way to work and my husband called my cell phone when the first pl,ane hit," Schultz ~aid. '.'It was my twtn sons' b'rthd th81 d d tl 1 ay an ICY are also captams in the Anny." Capt. Bradd Schultz and his wife, Lt. Rae Schultz. are stationed at Fon Drum, N.Y. Bradd's with the lOth Mountain Division. one of the first divisions eventually . sent to Afghanistan. Her second son, Capt. Brent Schultz, is on the Readv Reserve list but is h ~ 11 d' h d All tee mea Y tsc arge · three Schultzes were not lled d f h. d . ca to uty as o t ts ate. "That was a day I'll never fo~et," she said. • · d f · II ' tne ranllca Y to remember who we (agency) had flying that day. You •r· couldn't do anything for any· one. I ended up closing early because we were paralyzed. We couldn't get through to the airlines - we had no answers for anyone." Sch1.1ltz said that the rest of the week we spent refunding people's airline tickets. By week's end, the).' had II bomb threat in her bu1lding. "I lost it," Schultz said. "That was the final straw.'' Carney said air travel is coming back but the numbers are still down. "The people who were a little nervous before 9/ll won't fly at all now," Carney said. "We found more people are traveling by car 11nd going to closer destinations . Our "trip-tiks" were up the whole year. 14 percent through July." . Schultz said she's noticed more cruises and a definite decrease in international travel. "I actually questioned whether I would continue in the travel business and I've been doin~ this for 20 years," Schultz satd. "I think travel has changed pennanently, but I'll hang in fi . carolyn Kom · Michelle Garretson Donna Morris Chamber · frOm Pip AI York but we can maintain the vigilance in upholding everything our nation 'stands for," he said. "The fire service and emergency workers do it each and · every day. Ther do it with commit· ment; they do 11 with trainin~. They must complete metlculous trainmg. "Above all, they must be loyal to 'their duty." Christ• Lynch from. U.S. Rep. Ted Strickland's .office had a brief message from the congressman about · remem· bering the events of Sept. 11. Lynch said it is a hard time for her personally because she lost her brothertn·law in the attacks. He was attending a meeting at the Pentagon on the morn· ing of Sept. ll. 2001. Also during the luncheon, Mayor John Bluettnur gave a brief summary of "how things are going in the village." He reported that the Ohio Depanme111 of Transponation is ready to hold public heari.ngs about a walk· way to be built next year in Pomeroy. He added he would like to see local support at the hearin~s. . Property disputes m connection with the walkway, Blaettnar said, have been c;leured up. He also reported that playground equipment at Waterworks Park has been installed and the new water trent· mcnt plant has been fully funded. He also talked about a new truck the fire department hopes to obtain within the next 18 months. . Elizabeth Cobey·Piper. a marketing and promotions coordinator for the Ohio Bicentennial Commission, hand· ed out infonnation about the painted barn project. Every county in Ohio, she said. will have a bam pninted with the bicentennial logo. She also talked about a bell-casting ·and commemorative merchandise · available to local businesses. Sue Maison, chamber president, drew the luncheon to a close by reminding everyone to attend a local 9/11 memorial service today and to observe a moment of silence at 8:46 a.m. to remember the victims of the attacks. The Daily Sentinel Reader Services "A home bank for home people." Racine, Ohio • (740) 949-2210 Syracuse, Ohio • (740) 992-6333 MembrrFDJC News !dllor: Charlene Hoenloh, Ext. 12 Reporter: Brian Reed, Ext. 13 Reporter: Agn11 Hapka, EH!. 14 Bporla: E>Ct. 14 meigs County Chamber of Commerce Business After Hours 1flt~ee&~ .. 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Church plans anniversary POMEROY - Pomeroy First Bqptist Church in Pomeroy will celebrate its tOOth anniversary with un open house from 2 to 4 p.m. Sept. 21, 111 the church, local· ed on West Main Street. A musical program will be pre· sented and refreshments served following the program. Davis to speak at First Baptist RACINE - Dr. S.M. Davis will speak ut First Baptist Church in Racine at 7 p.m. Thursday. .Davis is a nationally-known t·onfcrence spea ker on fumily isl;ues. und is k nown for hi s audio-visual materials. including "Chan~ing the Heart of u Rebel.· and ''Breaki ng Family Curses." A freewiO offering will be taken . lnfornmtion is available by calling 949-8006 or 9493131. Class offered ATHENS - O'Bicness Memorial Hospital will offer u breustfeeding cluss for expectant mothers .from 7 to 9 p.m. cOli Sept. 17, in buse· ment conference room B· 7. . The class will be held in conjunction with the lactation program sponsored by the O'Bieness Birth Center. Michele Plull. lactation consultant, will lead the class. Topics will include advantages of breustfeeding for mother and child, anato· my of the breast, physiology of breustfeeding, preparation for breastfeedlng. mainte· nunce and management . of breustfeeding and advice for working mothers . · . The class is free of charge bul registration is required. lnfonnation is available by calling Plait at 592-9364. Tnl: MI:I05 COUNTl CnAMKR or COMMII:RCI: WOULD Llkl: TO RI:COONIZI: Tnr rOUOWINO INDIVIDUALS AND BUSINI:MI:5 fOR . Tni:IR SUPPORT Or "MI:IOS COU~Tl' D..\l'" AT Tnl: 81:PTI:MBI:R nn OniO · UNIVI:R51Tl rOOTMU 0..\HI:: L111 • Kenny Roush Rlch•rd • Wendy Hill Perry V•m•doe Cllr• Butcher Kate Eckerd The D•lly Sentinel Thank you for your support of this successful eventl Mill lublcrlpllon 13 WHka. :, ........ , .'27.30 28 WHka . , ...........'83.82 - P/Jid I!Oflcll WYVKt2.1 Subecrlpllon R1te1 sr 01rrter or motor route tnatcte Mttp County REEDSVILLE - William "Butch" Ayres, 53. of Reedsville. died Tuesday. Sept. 10. 2002. at Marieua Memorial Hospital ·· in Marietta. He was born July 27. 1949 . in Havredegrace. Md .. son of Elva Mae Latham Ayres Bright of Owingsmills. Md .. and the· late Henry Harrison Ayres. He was a union jour· neyman lineman with the International ' Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. He wus a member of the Coolville Masonic Lodge 337, F&AM. Forked Run Sportsm~n 's Club. Reedsville Ball Association und Tuppers Plains VFW Post 9053. Besides ~is mother. he is surllived by his wife. Linda Bartimus Ayres; a son. Benjamin Ayres and u daughter. Briannu Ayres, both of the home; four brothers: Howard ' Bright of C'ubu, Mi . , Stephen Bright of Fenton, Pa ... Christopher Bri~ht of Baltimore, Md . and ( hurles Bright of WestJ?Ort . Canada: and his mother-m-luw, Helen Bartimus of Reed~ ville Besides hi~ father, he "us preceded in death by Ius stepmother. Gladys Ayres Services will ~ hdd ut l p.m . .Friday. Sept. 13, 2002 • . at White Funeral Home in Coolvifle. with burial to lol low at Heiney Ccm~tery in Reedsville. when: n111itury graveside rite> "ill be con· ducted. Friends may cull at the funeral home on Thursday from 2 to 4 and 6 to K p.m .. with masonic services ut 7 p.m. . Memorial contributions may be made to the special education program at Eustcm Element ary School. 50008 S.R. 7, keed s~ ille. Ohio 45772, c/o Mrs. Wickersham. PROUD TO BBAPAKII OF YOUR LIFE. The Dally S.ntlftel ·Soputhem "ps Belpre in TVC volleyball Rocksprings See Page 81 REHABILITATION CENTER . · Poatmaater: Sand addr111 aorrto· Ilona to The Dally Sen11ntl, 111 Court Str11t, Pomeroy, Ohio 45789. Outaldt 81111: Dave Harrla, E>Ct. 15 Outaldt 81111: JeiiiCI Evant, E>Ct. 10 advance dlrtol to Tht 0111y CtuaJCirc.: Judy Clark, E>Ct. t0 Sentinel. No aubecrtpllon by maN ClaiiJCirc.: Cynthia Swlaher, El(l. 11 parmtnld In area• where hcma Clrrltr 11rvlco Ia avaloble. 744~.s~ ., (UsPs 213-eeo) AaiOOiellcn. (740) 8112·2166. Depertment IKitnelone 1r1: William "Butch" Ayres Crow'• Steakhouae Don Tit• Motors Fal'lilera Bank .Helnera Bakery of Gltlllpolla Home National l•nk Ohio U!!lveralty Athletics Pepsi Peoples Bank of Middleport. Pomeroy, and Rutl•nd Rodleprlnp Rehab Canter v•uJh•n'a Supern~arllet • Cltterln1 Correction Polley Ohio V1tley Publllhlng Co. Our main concern In allatorlealo to be Published fNflry afternoon, Monday aoourato. 11 you know or an error In a through Friday, 111 Court StrHt, otory, call tho neweroom at (740) 892· Pomeroy, Ohio. Seoonp·ollll 2t se. pottage paid at Pomeroy. · Mamber: The Anoolaled Preaa and the Ohio Nawopaper Our m1tn number 11 Stop by Racine or Syracuse locations for details. there." As the anniversary of lust year's . terrorist attacks approached, Carney said apprehensions about flying staned increasing again. . She noticed recently that some flights and speci fie routes ha.ve been canceled for Sept. I I. especially on American Airlines. "Also. most people don't know that when 11 plane crashes, the night number is discontinued and will never be . used again," Carney explained. · The most frequently .asked questions Carney ~ceives are, "Is air travel safe?" and . "How early do I have to get to the airpon?" With the additional securi· ty. check-in is now 90 min· utes prior to a flight. as opp()sed to the . two hour check-in requirement right after the nllacks. "I do have six peoJ?le fly· ing today," Schultz satd. · "Most of them are flying for business purposes. One woman just said. 'If it's my time to go, then there's noth· ing I can do about it."' ned on September 11, I was at home. When I saw the buildings coming down had the television on, and I was just I couldn't believe it, and I thought how sitting th,ere having a cup. of ~offee : It fortunate l was to be alive. I thanked was homble. I'm glad to hve m u rural God for all my blessings.'' from Pip AI area as opposed to a more metropolitan area. wusn 'table to get back in? "I've flown all over the world I've "I think we're doing all we possibly never afraid to fly- and I'm not can, but I don'\ unaerstand why we afraid been "What happened has definitely to fly now." · cun 't just find the guilty people. That deterred me from flying. I really need part doesn't make sense to me." to go down to Texas to see my children. but I can't bring myself tony. I actually have never liked the idea of flying "I had just got out of bed when I anyway, but this has made it worse. I'm heard about it. Someone had called me not saying I'll never ~et on a plane, but "When J found out about what hap· and told me to turn the television on. I sure don 'I want to.' Meigs The Dally Sentinel • Peg A 3 www.mvcallvMntlnel.com Tri-cou s travel agents refl~ ·on 9 11 was completed in lute August just days before school opened. · At the meeting the Board accepted grunts total in~ S1.65 1.000 to be used to · facilitate readtng programs. special edu· cation. voco.tional programs, technology for regulnr students und those who are hundicupped or in special education, innovative projects, school conflict man· ngement, and teacher training: In personnel mutters, the board accept· ed the resi~nation of Ryun B: Williams us a substnute teacher: hired Sherry Eagle on 11 purchased services contract to provide assistunce to handicapped stu· dents at Meigs HiBh: employed Davi,il Ramey us a tutor for two health hand~· capped students at a rate of S15 an hour not to exceed five hours per week. and Kolleta Fridley as an aide to a handi· capped student. Hired as substitute teachers were Ann Barr, Theda Covey. Lyndu Dye, Dorothy Faulkner. Grella Hansing, David Hawk, Erin Hemelgum, Maeghan Kerry LeBlanc, Todd Monnnn, Mike Neeley, Deborah Spencer. and James Yerian. en~ ·Mason County eme State funds going to CDC Wallace Wednesday. Stpt.mber 11. 2002 Meigs Local Board votes to build new bus garage Ohio weather ') PageAl ' -- .......__ •• .. �•• • A OplniQn The Daily Sentinel Dau hter nou' in ood hands because nwnt planned ahead The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Sti'Mt • Pom4NOy, Ohio (740) 992·2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 · D R AllB\"l I am a 1-.. at'-rud tlrl wi\Q.w mlllher ili«< Hlll ·~ at\~r th~ lill~.teks (If ('pl. II. I 11~\'Qf t!WW my llltl\or, $\\ t~fivt Mom's dtlth, l hl\\\'«< I\) Utt~h tt.\ II\: with my illlilldhm~ 11nd tOOir thM www.mydllly ..ntlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Den Dickerson Publisher Bette Pearce Managing Editor I rtrrn .1011 .. tp Jho· ~l\1ld\'ilt\, Charlene Hoeflich i\y 11\IW ~mlly mtiti!S m~ roil tor,,..,. •i·ric<>mr. l11fl' .<h<>Uiili>f lr.<s I!KIII ,,;_~:,lt'tl tOld uu/rss ~mily, otht'l'l\ ' i,,·~· twltJcJ. . ' OUR VIEW Stand tall A .year qfier attack} US. remains firm in its resolve . l'ool roml\.wt11blc 1100 &alt. t ADVICE f«-1 ''« lu~. Tll<l d\Udm\ 1\rv Ukt 111}' slbli"''· Wt 111 ll\)t alrn~g Wcll, 1\00 I ftc~ 1 ~ lnl pMid uf oor talent• rot~l ~~Sil uf Mloo;lna. ~ &ltllltktl\1111~ and llopt lthrn11h t~ hlYO btel\ you will flnd lillr waM n~n· dlftlt:ultit~s l<ljustlna to my lnaf'\11. LARU£ AND btw lilt, new dlooland MW llERil MORRISON, • Editor il'tta.< WI' <~<t>jrrl ''' ~<liti111: ""'' must 1><i;tdudf' acMtrss wul tt>lt'phuuf Jtumbt-r. 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Wt: must not. however. go out mitl u~t like t~•·· · I'Ol'ists flfoslllent Oeur~t> w. !lush wums tn 111111 ~k lrm~ HI depuso of s11udl11\1 H .. 1 I' h 1· t'l 's 1 t' 1 · 1 1 , usse n. l \l I te r. I II til 111 I I m I ll lmvl.l nu 111\lhlem lnyln11 thll m"~ hnirs on tho crll1.lld li'lllti leudel' alill hut nnw Isn't. thol 111utlin•l• the trl<wer 1 ••,,I' 1 '. • 1 mo 10 ll,l\ nvu .. ng lmnl. 1er ~~lttnlt'Y nnd demundln11 !httl lhey ~hnn11~ leull~ ers. 01.1\ll' W. s futhl'l' shm1l1l huv~ continued~~ 11, nuu·ch 1111 11ul'ln!l Oll<lmtlon Oosort Storm und lei Ocn N S •I ' k, · 1 11· 1 < . urmun c \WIIr,l. opl um I s Hl>lljlN llnl~h thtl ·\uh ot1 • · · Rut. us t 1ey suy. hlml~l11ht Is :lll/20. My wil\1. Flrendu. wul;~ me up on thll morning of So pt. II . 200 I, right hefm" the se~'lllld !l.lnnc ~hunmed int(l th<~ World Trude Center. The night hefl>t-e I hud w1>rlwli the ~p(>rts desk nn~l lmd On~ ycur ufl~r wnw >!rlll'~ the finnndnlnnll milltnry henrt guHen home nnn1ml midnlllht. ot' Amc1·kn. we find the question Pl'sed in Stephen Yin~ent As I jll\lggily 1UIIk in what WIIS hapBenc1's "Th~ Dcvilund Dnnicl W~hstd' is apprl>l)rlntc : ''lh1w pening. I was in dl~helief, Hl>W '! llow slunds 1hc Union '!" c0uld It huppen'/ My heart und soul Bum·rcd. shn~~n am! ,till 11\l>urning Ihe l1>ss 1>1' lhousunds ot' 11~hed fl>r the vi~tit11s . Tlmt w11s \lllil'k· lives sc••nl> to he the immediutc tinswcr. ly foll'\lW<I~I oy 11n inhli\M) llllllllf Ill But ovcrull, the nntion hus nml >till is l'el'OVoring. coping whoever or whutever could h11ve COLUMNIST wilh the hi ow Lie! ivcred tu "'"' domestic security hul t1rmly pulled off such 11 dcsplcnhlc net of vln·entrenched in ~nsuring i1 doe>ll't l,mppcllu!!nin. lc'nce. It w11s mu~h the s11mll feeling I hlllll•n th( momingut' April. 11J, 19<>~ . whn won tht1 tenm title hnd u hmther In the 12 mo11ths silll:c thut ICITIOII.l duy. n muiun thnt when the Murruh Fedeml Building In . upj~urctl splil from 11 hotly disputed ~<M>O . presitlolltiuloloc~~~,r~!ttll , l l~ the ~mid 'lfmlo Center !md Okluhnmu City wus bombed. 1h>n, u ~uvcntmenl shilled hy pol ilkullnrlghtlng. und n puhll~ • ~h~ l!llllll\·1111)' tllt~ll cullln11 him tn tin1l Al'tor being ~luetl to CNN wutchlng und mcdiu l'\111)!111 up in tlw disuppl'UI'IInc~ ot' n !i.ldcrul intern nut II he w11s OK. Sevemlothe1· pluyers the ~vents unlnhl I'm s~wml hm.u·s. I nlsu hud conne~•tlons In New York City und. Ihe nllcgcd invulvcllll'nt ut' u wngrcssmun pulled wgothhmlu PClA/LPGA s~~fil>nul gl•lt' tl>lll'· , . 11 ·• II I' 1 k 1 cr in gril.!f. th~n ungl.!r, then net ion . numo11t tu cover. Nnnnully, l would h\l nil\I thc ~~ ' l~e .ng n 1 nom tim nny . lly ull :u;cuu11ts, the huse uf 1crrurist Iemler Osunm hin In seventh heuven covering u gulf tom- und ull tun mu nt the event . . thut I lntot·vl wed th11t duy Lnlkn. Iill' must~nnind uml finundnl guru of lhc auuck. htls , muMnt. hut 1hen. It didn't roully seem nilPluy~rs felt sho•·k und tottll dlshetlef IWor · hecn suhjugu1Cd. even it' hin Ludcn 's continued cxlstcn•·c Is in Ill mutter. It w11s ver) lriviul cnmpnred whnt hnd trt ns~lred Mnny nlsn 1 · dispute . ll' wi\111 WIIS h11pp~ning In N"w Yl>rk · . . · The llllliou hus let il he known lhut tcrmr's rc1wh dll\lS City, lh" P<~ntugqn, und inti rurnl f\l)ld rein~~~~ how ronl y imllmtlmt snm.e thing~ nro. It Pill lhl1111S lnH\ perspe~ · ' In Pllnnsylvnniu. CX tend Ill our shores. W~ huve heCOil\C II ll1lli'C CUlltillUS people tlw l11r tnllll)'. mnny penple. When .1 111'1'ivcd lit the gnlf cmn·sc, hltt. hcelling the words llf Prc.,idcnl Bush. we huvo wntlnued Pllrsumtlly. the nn!ICI' Is still thcll-e.. plnye1·s were sltlrting to mnke the 1urn hut thoro m·o mnny thln11s thut ll'flllllle wilh our lives und evcryduy husinoss . und lcmnln!l nhoul lhc tru~:il: "wnts Nu. 1 Is thm ter 1wl.~m hils now l'lltlched Thcr\' wu.s 110 utlwr l'hoil·c. Dcfe1i1 is nol un upliun. thnl were unfolding. Q1ws1lnns, tems This Clllllilry may hnw \'OUil' ll>n slnntlstill t'ur one duy. hul shures 11nll 111\l us we km•w It hus nnd dlsllcllcf were the nnrm . Mnny IIIII' (Oa11 tl~tt'llll',l' 1.1· 11 ,1'11!11' ll'l'il~t · /itr 111~ forever, Secnndl)'. the len· 1he genr.s hcgun muvin):l uguin th,• n~xt dny. Every ci1i~.en pluycrs didn't. ~vcn wnnt HI l'inlsh tlwfr chnn)led l'oilll P/1'(1.111111 Rl',~l.vtN: .1'1111 nrit t't'lll'h ~Ions thnt simmer In the Middle Bust ku~w thul if terror's uim wus to h111nhle i1r cripple this 11111ion munds, ulthnugh they ull did. him 111 (,t04) 1'17.~- 13.13 m· l'io l'•mllil uml ils polkics. I he 1111ly wuy tn thwarl that gnu! nn lhc hnmcIn tho clubhouse, the LPOA pluyer hnve h~en ongoing forever. They cr 11 c//tl'l'llll'.l' ® myclu/1,1 ' 1'1',~ 1.1'/1' 1: c'IIIII I . t'ronl wus 1o keep 1111 going, even us we wept npcnly unll struggled wilh t'curs uhnut the lmmcdl1ite t'UIUI'C. Thut ~piril r~muin' ulivc und s1rnn~ toduy. On lhis duy, we relive lh~ shm:k uud horror us lclcvlscd imugcs of !he lllllll'ks' dcvustulio11 niTer u grim rcmfnllcr uf • one of i\ mcricn' s worsl hnlii'S. · Do 11111 ullnw them Ill shukc IIIII' resolve . ln,tend. reflecting'"' lhc events ni' lJ/11 shciuld strengthen 1111r hclil'f' i11 1hc United S1111c' und hl>W we cun rcclwcr fwm Tom Ridge wns uskcd 11 dlmct qul.lsknives In mme thun70 Jl<II'Cenl nl' tests: ivhmcvcr our enemies wu111 to IHtrlut us. . tinn during nn interview with the Sun l'nkc hnmbs In (l() JlilNCnt ol' lests. urul Stro11g, proud und currying on ~ that's how the Union Die11o Union· Trlhu no's lldltorlnl !!lt11S i11 30 pONCl\( nf IOSis. No less IllS· stHnus: lmw 1hc Unlun hus, und will t'nrcver, stnncl. · hnnrd: Is Amel'ic11 snfer toduy lhnn it tm·blnl!, lnvestilllltnrs num11~1ld rn wns mi Sept. II'! "Ye.~." the White secretly bonrd uh·plnnas m· yuln ucclls' I louse home lund security chlet' replied . to lhc nlt·pm·J turmu~ In ncurly ~0 p~t·· Thnt's u profclundly twubllng 1\1\swe•· cent of tests . when held 11p nguinst n t·ccently flUb· Sucli uhysmal ulrpmt s~cul'ity Is lished lnvestlgntive 1-epurt ubout lux BY THE ASSOCIATeD PRESS · \tlutCCCplttble. ulrport securfty by · The New York Tnlluy is Wcdncslhly, Sept. II, Ihe 254th duy uf 21.Xl2 , Th~re Tho 11ylnu puhllc doesn't expect t~e Dully News. Tt suggests tluu Ridge III'C Ill uays lcfl in lhc ycur. scrucners ,lnspuctlnll hug~uj!C .und · either is unuwnro of the romnlnlng Today's Highlight ill lli.slory: unrry·llns tor wcupons unu explosive' . COLUMNIST . · problems with security ur Is hldinjlthc One ycur ugo, on Sept. II. 2W I, inlhc worst net of 1Crrorism tu tic pe1't'oc1. They linn 'I CXIlect the truth from lhe 11ylny public; clll1llni11cd on U.S. soil, 1wo hljnckcd jctli11ers cru,hcc,l Into screcnlnll sys1cm 1u he J'nll-suJ'u. Hu1 Tho New York tnhlold conducted New York's Worh.l Trude Ccnlel'. cuuslng the rwln towers to prohuhly expect thul lhc security undercover tests Ill uirports lli'OUnd the reported, "sent IUJI!IIl!IC thrOUIJh they full und killing more thun 2,KOll people; u comm1mdcered jetpersonnel ussiQncd to nlrp01'1 check· country to useertnin whether security snupeu·up X·ruy muchlnes. exumlned points would liner smushcd into lhc Pentagon, duuning ·IHQ victims; 111id u u better fullure rule screening truly hns Improved, one yeur cmTy·nn hugs, wnnded pussen11ers with thnn 2~ percenthnve fmu1h plane with 44 p11.1scngers und crew crushed In weslcrn (or hiQhlll') .'The)' p1~1h• uftcr hijncked commerclul lets were hund-held metnl dete~tm·s und mnde ubly ex11ec1 lhut the l)ully Pcnnsylvuniu as lhe pus,cngers uppurcntly foughl with the News' used in' terror mtncks 1111 lhe World mnny •·cmove their shnes. hij;u;kers . • ·eporlet's smullllilng hull cutters und Tml.le Center und the Pentu11 nn. "But It n•nnuntcd 1o nnthln~; more rnl.or knives ond pepper HJll'tlY would ·on thb dale: Dully News' reporters bourd~d lhnn u hlg show," , . . In I?HlJ , Alexander llumilhm wns uptminteu the tlrsl U.S. huve been found out by scrcencrs u1 flights over 1hc Labor Duy weekend, It mlj!ht he ~umelhlnj of a comfort if one or more of the airports they visited Secretary ot' I he Trcusury. . curryin11 such cuntrubund ns box cut· l~e New Yo1·k tnbloid's lnvcsliiiiiiOry over lhc recent Lubor Duy weekend. In I!! 14. an Amcricun lleet scurcd u decisive victory over the ters. ruwr knlve~ and pepper sprny. hndlngs were u fluke, If liN repnrtcn British in 1hc Bnnlc of I;ukc Chumpluin In the Wur of \812. Admlrnl James LoyA who t'eccntiY. "Nui 11 single alrpurt security check- CIIUllhl airport security J?ilrKOnnel on u took In IXX5, nulhor D.H. Luwrcnce wus born in f!ustwuod, over us hend or the new una point spuucd or confiscu)ed uny or Ihe holfduy weekend when they weren't u~ nlreudr. Englund. . TSA. snys thm the dangerous items," uccOI'dinll 1,) the . uttentlve us usuul. But the Dully News !IOUI of lmubled In 1931\. Prcsidcnl Frunklin Rooscvcll dcdlculed Boulder his uaency Is In pmvkle 1hc pup~r. "all of which huve been hunncd expose simply conflnns whu! 111 lens! trnvelin~ puhllc with "wurlll ch1H~ Dum (1111w Hoover Dum) by prcs.ing 11 key in Wushingtnn tn th.lm 11\rports nnd ~Innes . hy fedeml two undercover government tests )}I'll.• security.' To uccnmpllsh <httliJUIII, the sigiwl the swrwp of 1he dum 's l'irsl hydroclcclric gcncrutnr in u1Hh111'ities." It's purtlculurly dlsturhing vlmtsly revenl~d . Nevada. · must upurude !he qunllty uf per· thut security wus breuched·even ut the Indeed, ,olflclnls ut the new TSA In 1941 , Churb A. Lindi'ICr~h spurkctl churgcs ot' untl· sonncl It entrusts wllh ~ecurln11 the l'uur uirports ut which the Sept. II ter· Trunsportauon Security notion's ulrporiN l'rnm tc•·r.uriNls; this Scmilism wilh a speech in wl111;h he suid "lhc llrillsh, the rorists hoarded their !lights·Newark Admlnlstrutlon ncknowledged this moun~ turnhliJ over Ihe CUITen< lnsul'l1· . Jcwi'h und the Rooscvc\1 udministrution" were trying to druw lnternutionul. BosiOn'{Logun Airport, summ~r thut screeners ,ul n of the 1hc United Stmes into World Wur II. competent Hcreener i'OI'~e - .u Washington's Dulles International und nutlon s lnrlleHI ulrports fulled to delcct clantly ·In 1944, Pre,idcnt Roosevelt and British Prime Minister quarter whom ore hl(!h Hchnol Portland lnternatlnnnl Jetport In HUns and bqmbs In neuriY'2~ percent of dropouts of Wins1on Churchill mel in Cunudu u1 the second Quebec 11nd ropln~ln11 them wlih Maine. the undercover tllNIN buck In June. Conference. hlllheNkillcd profcNHionuls, nnd In llJt\2, Ihe Bcutlcs mnde their 11rst record for EMI, "Love The problems sug11est it w11uldn't be Whut's especially troubllnll Is thnt dovotln11 the time and l'esour~eN neces· much more difficufl toduy for terrorists undercover ugents did not QO to any N6fy tu ensure tllnuhosc new Nct·~cner~ Me Do" and "P.S. I Love You," at EMI studios in London. to slip puss airport security with UtHIHIIal lenjlths to hide the weapons, are expcnly trained. In 1971 , former Soviel lcudcr Nikitu Khrushchev died ut uge wcupons, to use those wen pons to us n terrorist wuuld . Ruther. they were 77 . lt'H uppolllng thnl the imtlnn's ulr· comn1unlleer ct)mmerclul jets. nnd to Instructed to puck their bUQN like u typ· punK In 1972, lhc troubled Munich Summer Olympics ended. oro hnrdly sol'ec lndny lhun lhqy use those \'ets us missiles hi destroy tur· lcul puss<lllger. In llJ?J, C'hileun President Su\vudor Allende died in u viowere lust Sept. II. Let UN hul1e n new gets, to kf I thousands. In nn curlier ~nvernmenluud\1 of ulr· screener force lent mililary coup. brltl(!N mnrkod 1n1Jt'ove· Oh, sure, airports throughout the port security, conducted from .lust mont$ by lhc HcconCJ unnlversnry of th~ Ten ycurs ago: l-lurricunc "lnlki" struck Hawaii, leaving ut country have Implemented new, sup· November to early February, weapons worst-ever terror nttock In U.S. hiNtory. least five people dead and more than 10,000 homes ~ muged poscdly Improved, security pmcedures were Hteohhlly conccoled. A~cordln11 (Joscpll Prrk/11.1 1.1 ll column/,,., foi· or dcslroycd . Prcsjdcn1llus" unnounced he was appr<. mg the m the Just year. to u memo IIU!horcd, by the Mile nf 72 F-1~ jel figh1crs w Saudi Arubin. · Son Dlr{lo l/n/rm ·Trlhtmu 11m/ i'llit Five year' ago: The Army issued · a sc11ring indictment ot' "Guards consistently checked photo Trnnsponutlon Departments lnspeclor Tile IJ~ r~rwh11d · 111 it~clf. as,crting that ",cxuul harassment exisu throughout the identification," the Dally News' general, screeners . failed to uncover Jo.vdp/1. Pt~rklm UnlonTr/IJ. com,) Army. L:ro.,sing gender. runk und r.uciul lines." Scots voted to crca1e lheir own Purliumcnt uflcr 290 yeurs of uni<m with England. Thought for lhJuy: "Thi~ will remuin the lund ol' lhc free 121 Third AYI., llolllpollo, Ohio 111 Cour1 11., I'Omii'O\I, Ohio 100 Mllln 11, J'Oinl """""'• w.ve: only so long "' il i.1 the l10me of 1hc hn1ve."- Elmer Duvls, 7<10-AAO.U42 74Hti41N . 3ll0of71·1011· i\mcrlcun news (;Ommcntutor (IH90-19S8). Dan Hermes PEH. KINS' VIEW Post-9I 11 security ·at airports still appears to lag TODAY IN HISTORY Joseph Perkins DROP US ALINE. . . .. ' ... . '. ' ... ' ' I 1\lve m11n~ \WII with the~~~ lltld supptlft ·af my V,UI.Irdlllns pccllllly ntY new sister. R01:eully 1111 11dult friend 11sk«tnw fur tldvlco 11larina hllr own d\lldron. Sfie Wll$ won'lod thllt if 1.111}'\hll\ll h'P." ren«<to hill' And hill' huibula, thil kid~ would Md up In l'os· tilr t:t1ro. M • 1'11\'\lmmlllldlltlon to her Mll to uny ~t Is this: lf lit ull l'll"~~ibl!l, find 11 pl11ce with ftunil)• 11r t'l'lllllds that you know ymtr kids wtlllld ftc~ ~nlo 1.md eomfortllble. Let them know thllt they Wtlllld live th~t'lllltld be tllken ellfll of if unythlna hllpponod to you, Ah<lvo 1111, lot tho kids know how much lhlly 111'0 Iovatt. Thtmk~ for lllUh1Jme sluue thl~ with yoor roullers, Ablit.!l lovl:' _)'llllr oolumn. - A SK1"ri.&D IN, SALT LAKE CIT\1 · 1)1\AR ALl, SETTLED IN: 'l'uu lll'fl II courQ&CtlUS tilld mntln'll youna womAn who htts w•·lnon t1 fetter nddm&lt\11 11 suhji!~t thnt's not often dis· cns~l)l\ h®l.\llSil It's 100 pnlnlltl. Your stllry Is 1111 lml'll\rttmt · one. Sepl. ll hils bmu~ht Into focus tho t'net thut tho unthinkAble CAN hup1)1ln, All of us nood to pm 0111' lmusu In nrd!ll' - .cspo· dully If th household 0011• tuln~ children. Pul'llnl~ who h"von 't Qlro"dy done s11 ~hould see un allot'noy to put their child eustody lllllnM In wrltln11. llEAR ABDY1 On Sept. ll. 20tH. our IJI'tmdduullhtor Clwlstln Morrison, Wl\tt:hOd the trn11etly unfuld on telcvl· slon wfth 11111 twin towefll eol· lnpshllllnto houps of dust . She wont .lnto her bedroom tlnd wrote the poem lhtll I ·huve · cncltlsecl. !'lor fnur<h·~ rudo touche•· thuu~l\1 It WliS so spocinl she sent n copy to President Bush. Christine l'flCiliVIld t1 very spo· clul len or from Mrs. 0\tsh thnnklnl! her for lhc poetn". SALIM. OHIO DEAR LARUB AND HIRBI Yoor arnnddli~~&hltf embodies the tletermlmulm1 of 1111 t.\ur tltll~S to rebuild - both ~sii:AIIy 1100 splrl· tulllly - trom too rubblll of th1.1t horrific diiY. She'~ 11 strooa 1100 tlllent«< YOtll\i alrl woo hliS 11lflllldy mild \\ dlt'foronce. RO\\d on: Till DtJST or Sll"tEM· lliR By Christine Morrison, Clrnito 4 · fll<l tlllst of Stpttmbtt fll<l dust; th\1 sm~'C, iht! llloutls frtlm tho d11 t of Stptemblll'. Tll<l stldnllss, the SOlTOW, tho dnrknoss t'"" th d 0f s t tiN ·"'m ust tp llm • Tho pretty sites 1110 aune, the love, the denth l'tomtho dust of Sllptember. The t'l.lmllles, thollv11s tnken I.IWI.Iy . by th dust of September. Our oou Wry lsds11d, bot our t:Olmtry st1 st~n 1 In the dust of September. · Our t11111stlll wttws "f' throu11h tho dust " Scplomber. We will never bronk, we wllls.tnnd IOIIOther throuah tho dust or Seploml\ot. People hurt, hearts broken, but we survive In tho dust of S~tomber. DEAR REA DERSt If Sepl. II hos touaht us uny· thina,,llls how stron11th1.1 peo· JJic ot this lll'OUt country cnn be when they nrc t:llllod upon. Th tho fum111cs tmd friends who lost loved ones 11 yllllr 11110 todny, you oro In the hc1tns of oil Amut'icuns. Our prnyofll oro with you. Dtwr AIJIJy f,t wrllll!ll by AhiRtill 14111 Burtm, fll.w Clubs lllurdly, llepl. 14 REEDSVILLE - Gun lf1oot MIY SlturdftY night At tho Forktd Run Sporta Club. Veterans Groups Thul'ldlv, llpt. 11 POMEROY - Ftoturn J011AIIW\ TIJFIFIERII FILAIN!I - VF¥1 Poll ·Mulga Chnplor, DAFt neon lunohaon ao&3 m01111. 7:90 p.m., al tho hall. at Crow• foiiOwtd by mtllltlng AI Moo! At G:SO p.m. Gr110o EpilllOPII ChuM1. Molg1 ProbAIO Judgo Ftollort Buok to bo guaat apeokor. . POM!ROV - Burllnahlm Modtrn Woodmon, 5:30 p.m. al tho hoi! lor 'potluek dlnnar ond mtlllng. Woodmon will IUrn\111 mot, rolla, tJoti. ol'llgo and tllit eorvlot. . Church meetings . Senlqrs Groups Thul'ldlv, 11)11, 11 POMEROY - HolzorCort Grot~p with Ambor Thomt ol Holzor Aohab Unit <o prtHnla IoNon on 111'01101, undii'II!Andlng thO rllka and wamlng algnil, 11 a.m.allho !Ienior CIIIZIIII Conttr. . ThUrediY, llpi. 12 · RACINE - Dr. S.M. Davit to ' Elvis, JFK 1llv1 1nd w1ll? TdRON'rO (AP) ElviN und JPK urc olive und well und bottling u rc1ur· reeled BIIYPiion mummy In u~ old folk1' home ln Bolt 1eX ON. ,• One of the uddest flicks ot the Toronlo lnt~rnutlonol Film Peulvol Is "Uubbo Ho·TCJ!," u cumpy, clever oltcrnutc tako on the fate• of BiviN Presley nnd John P. Kennedy. The horror co medy l'luy ed U8 purl or the l'oNt vul'i "Mfdnl~hl ModneHK" proiJrum of B· movies. Cult·uclion Mtor Bruce Cumpbcll ("The !!vii Dead" movies) pluys tho llerilltrlc Elvis, who turned fils fortune over. to un lmperson11tor decudes c11r· ller und now llvu ln gb8curlty ut o retirement homo where seorub beetles · und u 80UI·iUcklna ntummy . on rtuldenu. Ohio WOOdland Own1n meetlnaset POM lf.OY - The ~il!hth tll\1\UUI Ohh,l Woodfund Owners Weekond will be Silpl. W llt1tl 21 11t unt~r's nve 411 nmp 11\lllf Juckst)t\, The lhtltlll.1 Is "Woodlund fl'lro, Oood or Bad" with ptlnel discussion~ lvtf by Nsoul'llhllrs, firt fij!lht"rs tllld woodlund ownl.ll'll who will oddt\\ss l~slllls ttnd ull~ts of woodltlnd llt'l.ls. Ut\\t\kouts Sl!Sslons lnulutlt!, but 111'1! tltll limited to, wildlife llllllllll!t!· tl\llnt for bluek OOllfl cultlvu• tlon of und!lrstot·y I' tults und troo ldtmtllktttl\ln, On·aolnll Mhlblts lm:lutlc thll fllttm ,In l.lQUipmi.lnt Rpoelneolly lor smoll wood· lund ownm. Foos vnry llt.:llortllnt~ tl) scmhmr hwolvometH llild rubhc hhran ~,· and the lll'll · erat puhh~ 111 tlmt,. l••r tlu• BK'Cnlenmal Mrs. K;H e Smllh . Ohto DAR de' ch1pmcm dum man, outlined plan' lnr chup1cr de\ ~l•'l""cnl She Mlid thut dltlliiN' ,,r,· hcltljl. formed fo>t 1\<>rklll!! \\(>men chapte11o m ,.,,fll<>r•Hc headquarter~. at ,,,llep.c' h>r female coiii'I!C s1udenl\. and at the Penu~gol\ . Tlw ~onlcr· ence dlrectl\r lhll<'d 1h,1t Ohio wa~ htllllli,•d at 1hc National . Ctii\IIIICnt.ll Con@tess in Jul) a' htlllrtl! the most new mcmhcr' ,,,. :my Stutc. · The Ohh1 0 o\ R Ot1k,•r, Club ls the l!toup thai matn· mhls the Ohill Rollm al the DAR Nutional I lradtj\l,nlct' bulldhll!. lhh '~'" th cy added a llci"c !"""'" '""'I tllld ~up~ set In the "''"" mort lnl\1nmatlut\ I~ uv11ilahlc by ctmm~tlull hill Snowmlnt vlu c· mu\1, ~hc~nUWllil\11 @) Wl'btV,1\Ct Syracus UMWmett herds In the Dible. She ulso tulked ubout crops Md l>lnnls used lor nintmenls, seuson· 11\jls, met.Hdtle nnd perfume, wild !lowers and weeds, trees und shrubs In the Ulblc. Wilson ~"d "I Got Ur und Rushed Into n1y Dny' nnd Hope Moore had prnyer. Michael Trout, R\ till and J J Builey, Alcx tuidna. K) ., ft'cently spent a '' cc kcnd with Dave und Mary J,, Barringer. Othc1 vi>1tor~ were lim and Ocmla Smnh, Andy und Bcv Ban11li!Cr. Lee Ann. Kirk and Olivm Fkk spent Labor D:1v 11 cc~ ­ end with Wilbur and ·Mali lvn Rnblns011 . Lee Ann ai1d Ollvlu stnyed f,,r " w~c~. Other visitors were l.o11, Allen nnd Clldy Mtirrison ,,f Ctaldwell, Lutrv Rit~hic. · llrlcu, Westln .ui1d Nuthun. nnd Junet Connolly. . Lnbor Day \Vl'rkcnd \'lsi ttll'll utthc P<xllc -Par~cr hnn1c were N~llic UIHI Samuel Mkhuel ; Ocbbl.t• mrd R1l'k Bllrrlnger: Wilma "'"' HtlWUrd Puller. all \m·al : Helen and Etlwn Par~'' ' · SRYA. USI3 'rhc Symcusc Asbut·y United Methodist Wumcn met · ~cntly ut the churt:h. Mury Ll~lq opcm•d with u rondh1~, "Oud Rccllncllcs h~ Spuuklnl! to 1111 tlf Us . ' llllvntlnns by Atm Suuvlll!e Berthn und flr11nds w~t'tl tlllcll "Where Thct'tl 1s Neiii!Sch visited '1'hehnu Nu Vlslun'' onkcl'll' t'l!)l\ll'tS Henderson tmd fmnlly over we're ll,lvcn by Jcun Stout, the pust twn week. Slitll~tury, und Ann Suuvugc, 'fhc Rdith Harper l'umlly .treusurtr. 't'hc bltthduys llf reunltln wus held ut the home Bn/lll MtliWc uthl ttrcdu or Jtlyce und Ju.:lt Nllpier WI mn wert mltlltl. recently. Mt1rle Houllushclt hutl tho home DOUI! lHld Susun Trout, Alb~ny. P.l'tl~t~rum routlln11 u pncm, _ 'Ush111 u poom, "I · li.now" with t:uH\1\lcnhl m1 wild 11nd COUPON furm tlt1inmls. 11\l<:k~ tU1tl Alhed Community News ----------EE HEARING TESTS 1 Will be given In MEIGS COUNTY by 1 I ~ TM HEARING AID CENTER I I Dr. A. Jlckaon Balle• Office I 1 224 Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 1 S PT. 13, 2002 • 9:00 • Noon I I CIII.TollFRIDAY, Jfrot t.eOO.e34-S288 tor 1n fmmtdlatt tppotnlmtnt. I ThO tttlt will be given ,bv • Llcene1d Htarlng·Aid Spoclallet. I Anyono who htetroubll hlltlng or undtretandlng I I aonvtrtltlon It Invited to hlvt 1 I'AII! htlrlng 1111 to '" If I thl1 probllm a1n be hllpodl lrtna lhlt ooupon with you tor I JfAII HIAAINQ TIST. 1 STS.OO value. I I UMWA•your U.6.W • MOO, .6.Ntl .6.LL INSURANCE PROVIDms I. • • • • • .=LU~'\\ioiilli. • • • • • .I A~ Named to ·· archery team 'rnylor Jones, Ull..-ll MOl\ OJ' I.Jndtl ttlld Jeff Jonus ol' Mltldl~pnl'l, hus boon chnHt~n us u mamb~r ol' llow ·r~ch Ar~hery's RUNcttl Youth Archory Toum. Tuylur. who IK ~lwwn with Bow1'och Arl)hCI'Y flre8idonl, . John StruHhol m und flro'fc!\111 Mnnlii!Cf DDbblc Krlon~o, t•acontly llllrtl c· llllltt~d In th~ Inter· BnwhUntiHH nutlonnl 0 nlzutllln Wol'ltl C 1~,!~:N~~~~:8tl)lH . lit S1 W.Vu . 1'uylor, w his rumllvl n.'"""izut n Worlt ' lonNhlllH ut W.Vu. HtiVOil 1 F.O.E. At It's regular meeting Sept. 1e, 2002 7:30PM Will hold a final vote on . WANTED Motor Route Carriers Apply at The Dally Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy 740-992·2155 • tn ()c,-emher In '''"''"'' ami \'a~ha pM es. --------~------------------------- AERIE 171 Entertainment brief R~~~~t\1 Ma11l~n Jl~~l~.l .J at th~ Society news and notes Al1by til ww"\DiltlrAIJb.)leom m· f'. 0. BtM 6944(), l.m AIIR~Its, CA 9()()69, IPOik II 7 p.m. 1'\rat BIPiilt Chur<lh, Raolnt. Froowlll olforlng. lnlormntlon: ,D4D·800fl, D4D· 3131' l'ht Ohm n \It S1att Nahllmtl OM t'nul' Road 11\<'1'11111! Memb<'ts ~>ere od11,t'd whtdt lll"'no:d 11 \th the that 11 Madonna nt the Thill plctiJI.\', the 1\I<'O~IIn C'rrot pin has been desillned hl C'I\IU\1 , D~uahttn ~r th(' \\1\d l\lati•IMI ,\nthcm led hy commemurate the 7Sth mllrh:an Re oluth\1\, 1\:~th<'fill~ t'"lhmn, honnrnry allllivers~ry 1\1' the Mad\lnna ilttcndcd thll I'VI.:~I1t ~UihL ~ltctlt ;\lid 'tl'l' lln'Si- of the Tl'atls. Stmth\'il~t Ol~trltt dctlllti'IICnll. Mal\:111 Seifert, ~tate vice (\mf\'!ttm:c uf th\'! Ohio lt w;~~ tllltcd thtll the ~llltl' ~l!ent. asked mcmhcrs pl't'S~Wiccy DAR held 111 ~)ll'nt\ lll"Jl'CI i~ the curt' · sent lor asMslancc 111 delci Ncl~on Ill~. ~11\d l)l't''<'r~tttu>u of thc oping a paper mache Th Sumh\'n~t Dhtrh:t M11dmma of the Ttal I Madonna or the l'tail for the lneludes :13 cht~ptm with Mllnum~nt Ill S111inat1dll, ta l003 Ohhl Dtmquet Room at UOO 11\ 1111!\\n. Thll ~l'l of nmrkhl$ 11 hij!hway the N11tlonnl Conference in onfilronce, ch\\i~ by b(lat~n Ill Ml~s\lUri t~buut Wll$hllll.tOn to conttneml)· Dilvcrly S h\lmttcll\'t, l'«tll- 1m. The Mudnunn of thc r:ue the 1Sth 11111\lversary. nlti\d the dei\'1JIIti011S In lud· Tfnll" 111 t1 jii\lncer "otnul\ Robel'lli Roosh, state his· Ina thl}~ from Remrn dt~splntt her htthy with her torlllt\ 11nd member of flrench Jonl.lth\\1\ M~las Abbie you~ ~\ln dil'!!llll! to her· Cl)ll)ny DAR, reponed on · Strlltton 1'\!@lll\t, Mllf)' Yust, 5kirt, Thl.l l\11.·.~ ol thl.l mother. . thll PIOI!rt $ In the publkn· J"'\ll Ashley, C11rol lsson strot'tl In dmrtt~tcr. ~t1uty tlon of l\~r book whkh she Is tmd Annll :lohmd; lind from and a~ntlcne~~. i~ the 1\t~:e \lf compllln1 as her DAR pro· th~ Fron •h Colony Cht~pttr, 11 mother wh~l •~ullr.cs her j~ctltnd iadudes 11 history of Wllmn Brown, ~aent, . ~~j)lltlslhiliti<'s unll h'ltsts in cnch county In the St11te or Rob!lrtll . Rou&h, Ct~thcrh\e Cloil. 'rhcsc monumt'nts ""' Ohio. The publication Is ut reenlettt\ 1111d . \\11!1\ el'l!t:tcd h1 cttdt nf th~ 12 the printers 111 this time :md McOulro. sllltes thrtllllth which the will be nvt1lh1bh! hl pul\:hilse kiii!WII tl~' J~tlllllt flllllllp.l\ m11/ ll'tl.l f,tllmtl~tl by lll'r motll~1; Pt111l11~ fJ/t/11/p~. Wrlll! IJI!tU' Community Calendar - f\OM~RO\ i)(olt;att~ !rom boll\ R~tuft\ Jl.)nithltll ~~lli,S ht~pter f MelliS ount , 11ntl the ~nCII 'olon ht~pter or O~tlllll • Cf H~R HOLZER CLINIC MEIGS OHers: MMSE Mini-Mental Status Evaluations Monday, S~ptember 16 9 am to 4 pm The ·MMSE is for patients 55 or older It is an evaluation for Alzheimer's Disease �Page A 8 • The O.lly Sentinel Wedntaday, September 11, 2ooa www.mydallynntlnel.com Ohio pffp }Wtb<tlt, P~ 81 Dimttottd 'Oflitdup. P«gf' tten GAt.m aclvalasto BulckNIIIonlls . , . • • A Tribute to Our Heroes On September 11 , 2001 hundreds of pollee officers; nrenohters and emeroency medical workers lost their lives as a result of the terrorist attacks on our nation. They made the ultimate sacrlftce In trylno to save the lives of others. On this day and every day, let's not foroet the Important role emeroency rescue per$onnel play In helplno and protectlno our communities. Their couraoe and strenoth make us proud to be Americans. Graves kicks off IN HONOR OF OUR COUNTY'S EMERGENCY PERSONNEL; WE SALUTE YOU. FIRE Eastem wins 111ln POLICE Pomeroy Fire Meigs County Sheriff Department Racine Fire Dep Pomeroy Police Department Syracuse Fire D Police Department Rutland Fire De D artment Chester Fire p Salem Township Scipio Township Tuppers Plains Fi Reedsville Fire Department Middleport Fire Depprtment Columbia Township lflre Department-:-""~ Bash en ·Fire Departr\lent ~-~··':""'"H'·-.,...--..........__ 'I Rldmtn move up In NAIA poll Pomeroy EMS Racine Medic 2 Syracuse EMS Rutland EMS Tuppers Plains EMS Rae e Middleport EMS Station II Medic 5 Columbia Township First Responders OLATHfl. Kun. - Th11 2002 llnlverNity of Rio Qrpmlo Hoccer temn. h11~ moved up one Hl1(ltln tho 111'111 1\lllUinr sonNon NAJA 'fup 2S Rnth19. . The Redm n ""' tloa for No. 2 In tho nntlon with the I.Jnlvorslly of Mobile I . (AI..). Both HOhooiR !lllflll.\fOO • ~:~ad~ de ftee, ~tHe~ tAe ~ The ·Da~~Y Sentinel 328 polms. Rio Orundo Is curremly 4·U on tho sollhon, with nil uf liM victories boln11 shutouts. .• Mobile IR!I·U. . · Dofendln11 n"tlonul chnmpl· on Umlsoy WIINun (KY) IN No. I with 350 pulniM. WeRtmom (CA) und Mid· Conlinont <KY) lop nve. .• _~ .....,----·-'-~- -- ' .. rp~tn(l out til .• win for ache �Wedne•day, Sept.mber . 11,2002 ' • Ohio Pre ~\: I ''\'I.'I~ \ '!\ \ - \ .. '""""\ I \11\ """'' \""" ~ ' i«'t ~'lj\ ' ~~ '"'\: :o-1 '"'" ~'1?11.1 ~~ "'~...~ "'''~ ~~\ 1\,,1, ' ~ ~~~ i ~~""'\I·~~ '~""'""' \~~ ' ' ~" ~~"" ""'114, ''\'#!.' "'~ ~~ i • ..._, \Iii ~~'I . ~ ~ -1-.-- W>. ~\.\i~~IJ ~'~ .M \¥4~ "'~wh'-W,If<\1\ 1 Schmidt pitches Giants to wild-card lead .... ... ...., • . X-A- n • II)•II ., =::· ".,. .,..,. ., -~ .. .,., ... •,. ." ::: .,.," .... •., ....-... •. 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The Giants have won five sl!'aight and 13 of 16 to take over the wild-card lead for the first time since Aug. 13. "It has been a different guy everr, day, and that's how you win, ' manager Dusty Baker said. "I don 'I .think confi· dence is • problem on this team." Schmidt (II·7) was strong down the stretch last season, too, going 7·1 with a 3139 ERA after being traded to the Giants from Pittsburgh on July 30. This time, .he allowed two runs and six hits in 7 2·3 innings to win for the fourth time in five starts. The right· hander tipped his cap as he left to a standing ovation from the crowd of 41,325. "There's nothing better than getting that at Pac Bell," Schmidt said. "It gives you goosebumps coming off the mound." To chants of "Beat LA I Beat LA I" Bonds drove in two runs with a first-inning single and Benito Santiago homered in the fifth off Kevin Brown (3-4). Bonds passed Ernie Banks for 20th on the career RBI list with 1,637 .. Robb . Nen pitched the ninth for his 38th save. Brown, makina his fint start since back suraery in June. dropped to 7·1 lifetime in San Francisco, Shawn Green homered for Los Angeles, which has lost four in a row and five of six. Both teams have 18 gam'es remaining, including Wednesday's finale in this three-game series. · "TOmorrow's a big dar for us to -get out of town wtth a tie," Dodgen manager Jim Tracy salcf. "We can 'I be dis· couraged by this. There's too much season left to look at it as the beginning of the end." DIAMONDBACKS 8, PADRES 2 Curt Schilling allowed three hits and struck out I 0 in seven innings 111 Bank One Ballpark for his major league-best23rd victory. Luis Gonzalez and Matt Williams hit two-run homers and Steve ·Finley had a solo shot as the defending World Series champions stayed 5 1(2· · ~ames ahead of San FranciSCO in the NL West with 17 to play. For the ISth time in his 32 starts, Schilling (23·5) did not walk 11 batter, He surpassed his r.revious career high of 22 w ns set last year. BRAVES 12, METS 6 A day aft er wrappmg ' up 1ts . II th straight di.vision title, Atlanta overcame a five-run deficit at Turner Field behind two homers from Andruw Jones. · Jones became the · lith player in NL history to go deep in four straight at-bats, datmg to Saturday's game against Montreal. Reliever Trey Hodges won in his bia league debut,'snapping New York's winning streak at a season-high seven games. Pedro Astacio (12·9) aave up four homers and was e1ected in the fifth inning after he plunked Gary Sheffield in the ann with a pitch. CARDINALS 8, BUWitRS 3 MA1T MORRIS (16-7) returned from the disabled list and allowed one run in five innings at Miller Park. Eduardo Perez hit a threerun homer and Scott Rolen added a solo shot for the Cardinals, who have won seven straight. St. Louis maintained a 5 112-game lead .over Houston in the NL Central. ASTROS 11, ROCKIES 4 Lance Berkman hit his career-high 40th homer and drove in five runs, helping Wade Miller (13·3) win his I Oth straight decision for host Hou~ton. Berkman had a two-run double off Denny Neagle (810) in the sixth and a three· run homer in the eighth. Jeff Bagwell .followed with another home run. , Berkman . leads the league with 118 RBis, Miller struck out 10 in·seven innings. ·ExPOs 6, CuBS 2 Javier Vazquez (9·13) snapped a seven-game losing skid and matched a season high with 10 strikeouts at Wrigley Field, Brad Wilkerson tied a Montreal roo)de record with his 19th home run, also accomplished by Andre Dawson ( 1977) and Larry Walker ( 1990). Dodgers catcher Paul LoDuca, left, argues the call with with home plate umpire Ed Montague, right after San Francisco's Jason Schmidt scored from third on a ground ball by Rich Aurilla In the second Inning at Pacific Bell Park, In San Francisco on Tue!;day. (AP) WHAT DID YOU JUST CALL ME? - MARLINS 6, PHILLIES.4, 1ST GAME MARLINS 2, PHILLIES I, lND GAME Justin Wayne (1-1}, backed by home runs from And~ Fox and Derrek Lee, beat Vtcente Padilla (14-10) for his first career win as Florida swept u doubleheader on the road for the first time. In the opener, Mike Redmond hit u tiebreaking, two-run homer in the seventh and had three RBis. Philadelphia has lost nine of 10. ,,.,,"""\It ''''"I Leftwich's protection to get test of one llv Ill£ IIUNfiNtlfON w;vn. tAl') - l'luteclh\1), Hyl\111 Lell\\llch's ~e\si\li\11 't\uphy hojll!s rests \\1\ \he Herd's tlbnll.y to !live hhll lime to lhrow t\11<111\sl Vi'l\111111 tl!\:h. When No. 16 Mar~hnll (1-01 phtys the I llh rallked Htlkles (2-01 on fhu111liay lllghl, Leii\VIch will depend on 1111 <lll'ellsivc H11e he 1-el'ers hl as his Sed'Ct Service tlll"CIIIs to hold buck o11c of college l'oolbull 's nmst feu1-ed defcllscs. "fhere 's llt\1 II WCtlk llllk <lll lhtll del'ellsivc line." 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RIMIMIM~NOI - In \he ll~st baseball game ltl New \tltlt •Jt\et tile flttecke ot1 the Wotltl nada Ce\1\et, New \'otl, Mels calcliar Mike flletta Wellts \he NWtl logo tl11 Ills battlligl1el !lie\ In tlilellle illltllo. rile 11\Eij\lts ere set rut a tull ~tilletlule, 1111s 8et>l 11. 2002. wtll1 -trtbu\ee · tllellt1etl !II ntetty llelli:)etlle. \llouglt some Ques\ltlll wlietliet \he ~enie sl1ou1t1 be IJieyetl lliet dey a\ all. (Afl) I\Vll-lhil,l• tit" II• New Y1ll~ cllljllt1YCt'N Ill lhe <lilll~k• . l{tWI'tl-h,lldiiiiJ. .11111111 .11dcy "1\llly Mct\1y '<litl he 1~111 ,\,11\llh' Ill• l"ldltlg 1\'cN illld· tll·fl<! llltmcy hi lh<' CnllhH· I'It1~<'1·nltllil\ ll'llr'll\11\d. llwll tlliiu~h Ihe Nlll . due~ IIlii pluy Wc,llle~d,ly, Ill<' kttll ~ll~ t'lly c'hlcl"• il<lvc thclt 111v11 11"111111<' . r\ ~mullt'C illl ~tt Ill' 11 1\rtllhtllllilulltlllllllliiiJ. the delli'IS ur '"" Wmltl "llildc ( '<'tlt~t· \lllilltlk~ till hllll<lll.'d plttl'<' 111 thclt· l<i~kct· hltl\11 . 't'hc llctll wn1 hllllld Itt \he dchl·l~ lhmr the N11tlh 1\lwcl' lllltl h~nt• tile t'lllcl'< lll(;lll. t'llndt 1>1<'~ Wl'tll<'ll ltlld 11 N,•w \'111-k ll<llke ull1~c1· hllltllliht• 11~111 1\llil<' ~111111~ llllll\lgll ddtt·l~ "II Will 111111 tt~lidllllll. " Witltdlll\ltl. " It'll! ~ttiHII 1\1111,111 t 'lly t'llld1 ~ttl"\ ell f<l<llllttll. gultl lllld ll.'d , lllitl 'l )lt1lllj! ill he <Ill tl lhllllty. ~Hilt\. I uudctlltutllllt Wllllllll the ll.~ilt 11uur." • from Plpl2 -A~ tl lll<t.yel·~ 1-esuh, Ohitl Slule'.1 h11ve Hied 10 dlxlllllt:c 1\tcl\l~~lws lhirll ltllk t\bout t·<tllkiiiiJ.HI ltillltl' tl(:llltlllCIItH und tlllyt tlng olltcr t hill lhc gum~ til lt~1nd . "lt'N cxdllng, but ll's also Iitie I If llhiHC b1tltlll~ilM Wli 1\ecd lu 1\l.:UH 1111 uN a team," li.tht c11tl Hell \l,ulN<lCk Mllid. "frliH IN 1111 cxd1111~ lime lrl be lit Ohio Slulc. It H 11 huge h<ll1<11· 111 he ~unsldct'Cd Utie of the 111n~t ll<lWel"l\tl l~ttltiN Iii the ~lllltttt·y tltl~ y~m'. Uut we uiRtl tl<.c'Ctl lo be Wty I!Willl' lilld to 11111 lei m11~1d~ lnl1ucnce~ !jt!l~~lll out tcu111. We tleal hJ tuultitlllti mtt lbcu ~," . It ·~ tlol only the 13uckcyes WI\\ I 111\1~1 lllCll~tii'C hoW gt\tld lh~Y. l\1'1! . '"1111 ~ lll,lgllillllH lhtljlCii'ed I I III~ . lt 'N ettrly Itt lhc ~Cll~llll. We've 1\<11 ~~llllc !tUYM butlgcd up ... W~'ll nnd tlUt If we tllnidt tlle111," Nttld Wtl~llillgtilll Stutc qU tU1ctb11ck IIIHllll OcMscr. "l'lli cllclled lo .ICC 111lW they .( licfl~IINe) cllll pluy ngttltiHl u big Hll'llllg Pol· the three seniors an~l two juulors considel-ed l<l be the best-ever· line at Murshall, the!-e \\lere no ex~uses. \Vith i 2 days betwce11 games tu work uut the kinks, they 've stressed communicutlon this \\leek al practkoe, whe1-e loud music lms bcell pltlyed ovct· the stadl\m1's speaker.~ to three the players to focus. 111e ltlst tliillg otlenslve tackle Steve Sciullo WlUits is uTech player getting to Let\wlch. · "It's key, man. If we don't keep them on· him, It'.~ 1\lllllg l<l ruin his chances for the Heigmun . It's going to ruin our chtmces to win the game. Hymn's <lllt mun," Sciullo suld. Vlrglilillfc.:h nu\1\s II, the top 10 nathmally In tusnlng defense and scoring defense. The Htlkles limited their tltst two opponents tu un uvcmge of 220 ym'ds of otl'cnse, In u 26-S victory over LSU on Sept. ), Tech t:olls\lllltly ~huscd flgcr.~ qumtcrliack Mutt Muuck out of the pocket, sucked him four tlt\\es 1111d forced hi Ill to hui1JI his throws. The 6-fool-6 senior - who threw tilr with 4,132 yanls and 3H touchdowus lusl year -Is belllg pi'Otnoted as M11rshall's third Hcismun cnndldatc In sl~ years. On Thursduy, the Herd will seck their 11rst Vicl<ltY ag1litlst 11 tel\111 l'unkcd In fhe A.~socluted Press Thp 25. Marshull hns losl its lnst thl'ee gallies ngah1s\ tctlllls frolll tmyor con l'ct'Cilce.~. ut1'e11slvc. I' m lmerestcd In huw 11\lt olfetl~lve lllie plays u~ulmr\ big 0 line like they h11vc." fhi .• will be the f'11·st tlltyor lest lor the Buckeyes, Tl-esscl still! there was no compnrl<ml bctwecu the Cougtlr~ · und Ohio Stulc'~ 111"sl two oppo1\ctlls. · . "111clr athletes m-e much, IIllich bette~ thutl lhe ltlstlwo tl!lllll~," he ~uld, "They've hud people t\Uuck thenllike wc't'C golllg Ill ull oiTense mrd ilcl'cnse. They're !!<ling to be uhlc hl t'CI1ect buck tlll, 'OK, when Ore!!@ did this ugulnst us, IVC dill lhul.' Or 'When Stutlthrd did thi s we did thut .' They' ~c been together. 'they're 11 11lllch !letter lcum und ltnthcr tllong 1111111 the lust • 1 d two hllltll~ we vl! llttye ·" Uulh tcu111s are uverugltlg ut lcust 40 points und 440 ym'ds ouollct\Mc tmd both ure u~crugillg mui'C limn 1 ylltds pe~ ull'c11KlVC (lltty. Wn~hingtrll1 SttHc Is led ily UeRscr, ·who hus completed M flCI\:etH nf his pusHes lilr rout• touthtioWnH With tllte ltih!l\:c(:lllon. HI~ Ohlu Stutc cO\Jitlctpatt IMtrulg Kt-cnzeL who hu.1 hit on 82 percent of his pusses tor one touchdowtl and hasn't. lhrow11 un Interception .. . KI'Cnzcl, ln his tlt'Nt lull f!!Cuson us u stmtcr, hus also rushed lor 4~ ym"ds on six curries. A week ago ugulnsl Kent Stute, he ~olll(lletcd l1ls first l I uttcmpts. · Nclthel" Kt'Citleltlor .lhc I'C<t or tl1c Buckeyes have mudc: 111uny nli ~tukcs In building· · 3M-7 und 3M-O !cuds In their lltllt two gtlll1es. Tressel, 1\owever, wus upset when fi'C sh· lttlltl tullbuck Mtturkc Clarett llnti sophmnore Muuricc Hall euch klsl fumbles. . Ti'Csscl Is 0 pcrl'cctlonlst Wllll hu.~ been knoWtl to tcse\ · Ihe do~k und stm1 over when he doesn't like lhe wuy his tctun stnrts u scgillcnt of pruc~ tlce - In hi s own wuy, tumlug buck the dock t<l eruf!IC the mistukcs. He spoke of lhe two turnovers us if they neatly ~ost the Bu~kcyes u game. "Thcre'M IIO qUCRtio" that those turnovers, we ~u rvlved them," he suhl. "We're going to he chullenged 10 mllke sure we hnng .011 to that football tightly. We huve ttl be perfect .a! lhnt UI!Uinst WuMhlngton Stute." BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS score the go-ahead run to score l 00 RB Is. The Royals tied a major league-leading 53rd (11th) got saves. The Anaheim Angels are double. RED Sox 12, DEVIL RAYS I from second, club record with their eighth one game closer to the Cleveland's Victor straight home loss and also On Aug. S last year while . John Burkett (11-7) allowed Oakland Athletics, and look- pitching for the Yankees, Ully cine run and six hits in seven Martinez, mnldng his major have lost eight straight overall. ing more secure with each day beaned Spiezlo, inninas for viallinf Boaton, league debut, singled to drive Carlos Lee also drove in in the AL wild-card race. . RANGERS J, MARINERS 2 which remained 7 n. games in a pair of runs in the seventh With Scott Spiezio driving Texas' record streak of 27 baok in the wild·card race. He that tied it 4-all. three runs for the visiting In three runs and Ramon Ortiz games with a hoiner' ended, had . been 0-4 with an 8.47 Brian Bowles (2· 1) pitched White Sox. winning his fourth straight but pinch-hitter Trod Greene ERA in his previous seven .l 1·3 scoreless innings for visMike Porzio (2-0) pitched decision, the Angels beat the broke a 2-2 lie. with an RBI starts iting Toronto, and Kelvim two innings of, one· hit relief, · Athletics 5·2 1\Jesday night grounder in the eighth off Joel Manny Ramirez homered Escobar got the final out for and Antonio Osuna . pitched and moved within two games Pineiro (13·6). . for the second sU'aight day, and his 31st save. of the AL West leader. At Arlington, Rich has seven homers and 20 RBis WHITE Sox 12, ROYALS 4 three innings for his I Oth save. "We've never stopped Rodri~ez (3·1) needed just against Tampa Bay this seaJeff Liefer hit his first career Runelvys Hernandez (3-4) believing in ourselves, even one pttch to get the final out of son. Doug Mirabelli and gave up five runs and ·eight when we started off slowly (6- the eighth, and Francisco Nomar Garciaparra hit two- grand slam, :111d Paul Konerko drove in three runs to reach hits in 6 2-3 innings . . 14) this season," Splezio said, Cordero struck out the side in run homers. , a reference to the Angels' 6·14 the ninth for his eighth save. Joe Kennedy (7-11) lost his - • . · I start, "Because we're chasing , ' '. ' ' ' , ' / ;I YANKEES 5, ORIOLES 2 third straight start, giving up • . ' . . ' . ' them, it was a huge game. YANKEES J, ORIOLES 1 seven runs and seven hits in They're all going to be huge Raul Mondesi homered and six innings. ~~:::~~·.=;::r,: the rest of the way." Jeff Weaver (9·11) allowed . TwiNS 11, TIGERS 4 1.~~------------...;: ·~;,:-;;::-:;;,:~;;;:-:.11 Anaheim. which has a five· one run and four hits in eight Thrii Hunter hit a three-run game lead In the wild-card innings in his second start homer in the fint and threw ,Dprembt~ 1 t:.r:o~~ 1 P Pro vat or tuuanc• or • etlted 1 8 race, has won 11 of 12. · A 1 N v k out two runners from center 1110 . 001 m lhe Home Cltuppront of plant ellectlvt e. ug. as ew .or fi and epactllclllon•. Pureu1n1 to <Ill Ohio Oakland, which got a two-run smce 1 a doubleheader and tied 1e d at the Metrodome. National Blnk wilt "Or1fl Acllone" ere Revtelll Code section homer from Terrence Long, swept Oakland for the AL's best Dustan Mohr went 3-for-4 offer lor •••• II pub- wrttlen •••temenla ot 3745.04, • final eolllm had won three sl!'aight since Its lie •ucllon on lht lhe Director of may •ul appal 1tu• 10 with a homer •tOr the 1\v'm.s. link r,~rktng lollht AL·record 20-game winning record (91-S3). n" vehlclee·, Environmental the Envlronmenlll The Yankees have won who lowered their marriC folloW ... Proleelton'• 11 • v te w APPIII• streak was stopped in ·seven of eight, reducing their number to five for clinch ng 1Ht FORD (lltr .. tor'e) tnlenl wtlh commtuton (I!RAC) . Minnesota on Friday. mag'c numbe to 10 • linch the AL Central. Detroit has TAURUS ruptcl lo I he (Formerly Known A• 1 At Anaheim, Ortiz (13-9) r ,ore • lost II of 13 1FACP5..NOI703tB tuu1nce, Cltnlll, 11c. the Envtronment 1t 0 I 1 perm1t, IIcenll, Jlollrd Of Review) by 1 hi AL East ' 1H2WICHEETA held Oakland hitless for S 1·:\ lnft their. fifth 'tl ng · timore Kyle Lohse~12-8) allowed IOfli:l' I t e. lSI has order, etc. tnle,.llecl pereon who woe 1 V I Innings and wound up allow· lost 16 of 17, . four runs and ne hits in five IFXOW2A818 pereone m1y eubmtl party to 1 procHCIIng lng two hits in six innings. Rookie Juan Rivera drove In innings to beat Shane Loux (0- IVLYAN MERCURY wrltltn commenll or before lhe Cllrtctor by Troy Percival retired David two runs, including a tiebreak· I), wllo gave up six ru~s -:- ~~C:.~eC:C:~ requut • public filing 1n oppeet within Justice on a flyout with two on five earned- and six hits m 1" 1 FO"D m•ellng r•g~rcttng 30 d1y1 of notice of single in the seventh, and , . . " drill I!Citont. lhe 11n11 1c11on . to end the eigl\th, and pitched a lng 1I was hi s ml\)or 1nmngs. Andy Pettltte (10-S) allowed .our THUNDI!AIIAD • Commenll or public Pureu•nl to Ohio hitless ninth for his 36th save. • 7 1 3 1 · · th league debut. · ' 1FAPP1041MH152321 milling requtete Aevteld Code llecllon Splezio hit a two-run homer one run 10 · • nmngs m e BLUE JAYS 5 INDIANS 4 :Tht term• of the muel be eubmltlect 3745.07, • 11n11 eclton ' 1111.,. 011h. within 30 C11yt of 111utng, denying, off Ted Lilly (4-7) in the tint, opener. Jason Johnson (4-13) and Mark Wohlers (2-4) threw The Home N•llonll notice or the draft modifying revoking , then hit an RBI double with Sidney Ponson (7·6) were the Vernon Wells' mnth-lnning link rtaerv•• lht 1clton. "Propo1111 or renewl~g a permll' two outs In the eighth off losers, and Mike Stanton comebacker into center field, rlrht to ra)ea1 •ny or 1ct1one" '" written ucen 11, or nrtlnce Ricardo Rincon, Oarret 'ourth) •nd Steve Karsay allowing Shannon Stewart to II btctt or to thremove et•t•menle of lhe which ''not prectclecl Un 11 1rom I II 1e dii'ICIOr'l lnllnl Wllh by 1 propolld ecllon Anderson with his _(11_ _ _m _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . 1ny _ _ _ followed __...;_ _ __ •llnytlme. rupect to th• m1y be appe1ted to Arr•na-•• m•Y . 111uance, cten111, lhe ERAC Dy llllniJ 1n b• midi to lnlpeal moclllloalton, IPJIIII wllhln 30 dlyt •ny of lhl lbOVI FWOCitlon,orrenewll OIIIIUinceolthtllnll . . · . . . VI~ lOIII prior to lhl or 1 permll, IICtnlt, or ICIIon, ERAC IPJIIIII 1111 by 01tllng 740. v•rllnc•. Written mutt be flied with: . . 14,.2210. oomment1 and Envii'Oflmtn1111 Review RIO GRANDE - THE RIO GRANDE BASEBALL TEAM runs in the first mmng, on the strength of two req1111te lor • public " - ' ' comm1111on muting regerdlng • za. 1!111 Town llreet SPLIT ITS OPENING DOUBI.EHEADEA OF THE FAJ,I. EXH~ hits -and two errors. Kennedy ripped an RBI lhltl• luoh1n1n • Home Nltlonll link propoHCI lOtion m1y Room 300, Cotumbu• BITION SEASON BY SHARING 4-3 DECISIONS WITH BT. double: in the inning . ' be 1Ubmfiii1CI Within 30 Ohio 43215 Acopy ol CATHERINE'S JUNIOR CDI.I.£GE ON SUNDAY AT . Freshmll!' Brent Wattenon collected the (t) 11, 12.11, 2002 dlly1 of notice ollhe lhl •ppeti mutt be STANLEY EVANS FIELD. VICtory, tinng four shutout frames, . propo1ect •ctton. An HrYecl on lha Director Rio Orande (1·1} aot outstandlna pitching Branon, was l·for-2 at the plate while Pubtlo Notice •cttudlcollon he1rlng wllhtn a ct1y1 Iller from junior ace Tim Sutton (Wheelersburg, M tl M•..: d K I M , , added' b may be held on • flllnllh' IPJIIII wllh .a .....nan AY ~ !'nanty . ase Tilt following propo1ect ectton 11 1 the AAC. ,OH) In game one. The southpaw flted four h1t1 as well. Moriarity s h1t knocked m a run. 1ppllottton1 nd/or haerlng r•qu111 or Fln11 Approv1t or 1 shutout Innings, fanning two and walldng Junior Brent Ewing (Wellston, Ohio) verified oompt•tntt obltclton It racetvect p 1o n , 1 n e1 one. returned to the mound and re~stered the - r-Ived 1nd lh• by lhl OI!PA within 30 epecHICilllona drift, IIIYI Of IIIUinCI Of VliiiiJIOfPomeroy St .. Catherine broke through with four runs sa~e, sbiki.ng out two balterS in e seventh, following propolld, or lln•t 1111 propoMd •cllon. 320 1!. Mlltn II, ., ln the sixth Inning, due to impart to two . Going 1nto the doubleheader I had full 1 attone - • l•elltld, Wrlllln comm•nt•, PO lox 1M Redmen miscues In the field. · intentions ~~laying two separate llne·U!ll," by . the Plllo requ1tt1 lor public PonWoy, OhiO Malone transfer Scott Peterman clubbed 1 aaid (tio H Coach Brad Wamimont. "Our lnvtronmtnll11 m• 111 n a• . • n ct ,._ 111111111211, 1100a really played the nd Prattotlon A1J1n0Y ldjudlcltlon h••rlng Peolllty Ottcrlllllon: solo home run for Rio Grande In the third freshmen ,. . we11 1n seco · (OIM) 1111 week. l'ICIIIMII mutt Ill Hilt Community W~~~tr Inning. Marietta transfer Michael Branon game. · "Aollono"· tnalucllo til• lo: H11rlng Clork, -ltril went 2·for·4 at the plate with a double and a Wamlmont started .even rookiet in the ldotlltOn. Ohio lnvlronment•t :rhte 11n11 eotlon not biple along with a pair of stolen basea, second game. "It it something to build off mocllfloltton, cw l'lfllll Prollcllon AIJINICY, pteo~tdld by propa 111 h added "It · B or orcllor• (other then P.O. an 104t, aotton tnd It Freshman hurler Jacob Kennedy absorbed of" • e · was mce to gel rent · tmtrgtncy ordtrt); Columbut, Ohio IPJIIIIIbll to IRAC ,the ·4·3 lou In relief. Ewing back on the mound, he could be the 1111 t~au•no• ctent11 4321B-1CMI Doltltt ....,, Of LIMohi closer we need." modtftutton o; CT'etephone: 814-e<~•· H111 w tlllltiJe The Redmen had ihe tying and winnina Rio Orande will host Miami-Hamilton on I'WYOOIIton Of llcen-. li:12t). "Fin11 Actlonl: "-PIIae,._L runs In scoring position when the final out Sunday in a doubleheader. Oame time is set e:~r~~·o :;~.c~:~·o~~tc0~ ~~= (f)H was recorded. .· cartiiiCIIII; '•nd tht lfltctlvt Upan In aame two, the Redmen scored all four for I p.m. .,. ~' " / '1' -• '" PUBLIC NOTICES .· ,.....,., ...... s:n· Redmen basebaII • •ItS Sp I faII opener .......:; "'-' "' �P•ge B 4 • The Dally Sentinel unset Home Construction ryan R v ~ Word Ads HOW IQ WRITE AU All Successful Ads Should Include These Items To Help Get Response .. , FREE ESTIMATES! PAIIY lfl ·'t:ol""'" ' 1 ; (I() p . m . 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A IS .!huan. ¥ • 6 ~,n AQ U "Q s 1 Hl IIIII" Will N1uill E•1t 1 Nl' ""' 1 NT AIIIIIJU e. 1 II"" ' '''\ '• t•htuiH, 1 1 ! 410 ! \ ,. 1 . \ r ~, , 1'"14' ·1 t t1 41• • , ul • l'un•••• '"'T I tlun ' 1 \Nhafs Inside Oealer· South V.-lutU'Mblw, £nt W111t Opttnlnj l1!1d· "'"I G SBPT.ll' t Slowdown BARNEY 1 WONDER WHAT IT'S LIKE TO 'BE FllANK & EARNt:ST Michael Caine, that dashingly handsome (or so women tell mel) British actor, said "The basic rule of human nature is rhat powerful people speak slowly and subservient people quickly -- because if they don't speak fast, nobody will listen to them." Powerful bridge ex• perts play slowly; the less capable', quickly • - and inuocurately. In this deal, take your time. You ure South. declaring in three no-trump. West lends the spade seven. How would you conAl-L tinue? First, count your HIG'~y TO/.-L top tricks. After the JoO'jH,$"' Of lend into the s~ade ANt> ten ace, there are five: $f6EP ~er three spades and two red-su1t aces. And AH~t>: .· five tricks can be es....,,...__ .. _...., Jill, w tablished in clubs. Next, .rend the lead. •• Assuming West has led his fourth-highest spade, East cannot . .., ""' (IX, (J\tE.F, I"\"-I~ t-IOi LIK.E'. 'iOU! t tJ.p._IJf. N-1 OIJfJ:I-U\E.LI'\\i'l£> Uli:'G.C. have a high sp~de. The only three miSS' 1-ll-l"'-n YOU 7 ro :,pwo '::W\t. ~('ifi:P.. ing spades higher OON.In Tl~ WITt\ than the seven -- the r--.~-:~...., \J)\/f:.D ONt":> eight, I0 and queen -must all be in West's hand. · However, if you win the first tri'ck with the spade jack and an opponent can hold up the club nee until tile third round, there wi II be no dummy entry. (for CHANGE HEY, the experts: Eust will OF E)(C:US£ PLAN5. ME FOR know the club posiHAVING tion as soon as West ' HOT I'E.ET" 5YNt>ii.OME! plays the two. That must be a singleton, because with a dou· bl eton c1ub, West would play high-low. And if West had three clubs, South would have a singleton, which is impossible given his · one-notrump opening bid.) LOVE J.lAS OOPS .. 50RR'r' The solution is to win A LOT OF 6000 the first trick with the PITCI-jERS .. spade ace. You ..drive out lhe club ace and eventu· ully overtake your spade jack with dummy's king to run lhe rest of the clubs. Win trick one cheaply, and you are down. Whut is my num ber-one tip for someone who wishes to improve?· Play more slowly. SEPTEMBER 11 ai .CHAIIUNI Hom.to" Meigs-Eastern preview, 81 Deaths Grover Klein, 82 . Terry Chambers, 51 Detalll. A1 .. THE BORN LOSER .., ('1'\ GOIW, 1-\0r-rt: e:A\Z.LY! Tat. e-,LL ~~ e.AA..OYU:":> 1"0 \1>¥-f.. lflt.IZC1 Of .~·.-.., me: D~>--YCff! PEANUTS I 60T "' LiTTEll. F~OM P&661( JEAJ.I TOI>A'f.. SME SA'1'5 SME STILL LIKES ME I WEDNESDAY I -.. ;tt~;;,'fr~rt.·: I 1 With NtHC''fdflrl.'i I Todly'• c~: 0 flllll/t L "H~IZWIIL GOZ~JII ... ULGKZL ZLWUKJLQO 0~ w XLWJQ 0, ---~ w Thtirsthoy. ScnL 12, ~002 BY BIANICI BIOI 0.0L The ycur ultcnJ w.i\1 be offering you ·muny,fre•h opporlunil ics to ' 111l'Ct new pc11ple und tu get involved in new uctivilles. The CUIIIUCIO you mukc cmlid 1urn out to be exlrcmc\y fmlunalc fur you. V\IHJO (Aug. 23·Scpl. 22! · -- When ytlU pul your energies tuwurd doll!~ wonhwhilc lilin~s fnr llthc•t·s llldH)I. Dame Fununc will slcp in and help you-end up doing well f,ur Yi•ursclf in1hc prncess. Know when! lu lm1k fm mmunce und you' II find il. Tile AS!ro· Gmph Mutdunukcr inManlly rcvc•al~ whu.: h stgn~ :.arc rn· nHullh:ully pcl'l'C.CI fl>r you. Muil $2.75 lo M ~tid unakc r, <:lo llti<new•pnpcr, P.O. Box 167, Widlil'rc. 0\144092. LIBRA (Scpl. 23·0cl. 23).. Duu't uuUcr~corc your hmiustormfil tmluy juMt be· CIIUNC 1\011\COIIC else ~ives • !hem Hlhumb< d'lwn, fhcy muy he lou lJig fur that per· hut nul for ynu. SCOili'IO (Oct. 24-Nuv. ~w 1 . 22) -lun~ Your nwlcriul pn,.pccls cm.uurug111g illlli tOilhliiUW, ~ulh· but tuduy YOU 111US1 lhc bull IJy lhe hurns unJ du thin~> on your uwn in orluke - evacuated UK L. " · HEBRON, Ky. (AP) Hundreds of people were evacuated Thursday from the Delta Air Lines terminal at Cincinnati/Northern Kentucley · lnti!rn'atlonat Airport because of a reported breach of security, an airport spokesman said. · Two concourses were evacuated at about 9 a.m. at the Delta terminal, which handles most of the passenger traffic at the airport, spakesman Ted Bushelman said. HundredS of people were asked to leave concourses A and Band were lined up waiting to go back through the security che<:kpoints, he said. Bushelman said he had no other information on the problem, which was report- . ed by security screeners. HNLGOLZO· FJ . PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'A hero II no braver than In ordl· niiY m1n, but he 11 brave live mlnuttl longer,•- Rolph W11do Emen10n WOlD UMI 0 ~torrongt lttttrJ of 1he four 1cramblod wordt b• low to form four simple wcrd1. r~-L--:E:-::X-:-F-;A;-:;N--, I---,F-'T--,-~rr-rr"'1 1 2 II II =·~~·::;::;:~·~·--' CAB T H I 1... r ~...,.:,_,TTI'Irl 1 1! 1 1 · . . . . . . I I.P 0.l4R I.G EI. 4¥:, ·Old timer to young fellow: "II you take too long In deciding what ~~~::;:~;;::..:_,to do with your life, you will find 0 J A N' 0 1 lout you have already---- - ·.' 5 c 0 Com~lolt rho chllcklo quotoa · . . by filling tn tho mlgln; wora• . you aovolop from._.,..., ~ bolow. I I I I I I OHIO Pick 3: 6-6·4 Pick 4: 1-1 ·4-3 Pick 3 day: 2·0-4 Pick 4 day: 5·7·6-5 , Buckeye 5: 6-14·21·26·36 ~ 17·1&32-41-44-45 Bonua Ball: 48 Klcklr: 8·3-4·2·9·4 SCRAM·LITS ANSWIRS • Caudal ' Thick- Snowy- Manure- ACCOUNT The teller gave me a check for the balance In my savings account I had closed. I asked for cash but she refused because I no loncter had an ocen ACCOUNT. ' ' ' :· Cincinnati airport D KI L f' I O.N L OWPKJR R, p , KO ----~-Cauar ' High: 80s, Low: 50s Detalla, A1 Ctlllb~ly Clpnor cryptogram• ora crulod trcm quotlll~l by lamoue · ~·· poet 1nd pruent. Eooh 111111 In lht alphtr ollndt for onothtr. ~Q I by Lull Campol · .., ~ Weather CELEBRITY CIPHER 'Birthda.v. dcr 10 g~ tlhc good luck thai's wullln~ fur ynu. SAGITTARIUS (Nov, 23Dec. 21) ·• II' you lei ihut old axiom. "II' yuu wunl sornelltin\1 dune rigl11, dt) II ynurNel[. ~uide you toduy, it will subManliHlly enhance tllll only yuur productivity. bul your flnallciul return.~ us well. CA PRICORN (Dec, 22-Jan. I~) -- Several impor1an1 objectives Jhill could be meun: tn~fullo you in muleriul wuy1 can be achieved today if you apply yourRelf. After you gel Jhe ball rollins. Ludy Luck will intervene. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fcb, 19) -- Your uspirDJions and cxpcclalions hav'e very good chunces of being fulfilled toduy, so don'l aflow ncgalive lhinkcrs to ruin on your pa· rude. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) •· The only thing lhul can heal you alllu• time io sizing up your compclilion unrculi•lieu lly hy ernpowerins 1hcrn with quulilie1 1hcy do not pos"c""· You're the one with the edge today. ARII.lS (March 21-April19) ... The imprcfUlion you rnake on others luduy will be long remembered. Keep ~our guurd u1> su lhul you dun 1 do unylhin~ lo larnloh your usual cusy-gotng nature. 1 AURUS (April 20-Muy 20) •• Ludy Luck wilt be doing her pun 10 help you develop new 1ources for meeting your material needs and wallis, though she docs c~pcct thai ynu will be able lo rccugnir.c lhe opponunltlcs and do something aboulihem. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) ·• When you Jake an interest in whal Is hest for olhcrs, and ' how a willingness to help Jhcm achieve mclr dc•ircs todny, is when thinas will prove Jo be good for you as well. Don'J Gc ltKl self-involved. CANCER (June 21·luly 22) -- If you hundlc u number of thln)ls today I hat yau' ve been . lolling slip by lhe boards · lately, ihl! can be an •~­ tremely productl vc day for you. Mak~ a list of prlorhieo and ¥Cl gomg. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) •• That outgoinJ, optimiscic manner you posHe5s will help 10 enhance your popularity today wilh the OI'JlOiile gender. Jusl don'l prejudge anyone, becauKc you could be puling up a good c.atch. W.VA. Dai!Y 3: 5·9·9 DallY 4: 0·9-o-o l'urMibal: 3-6-26-39-48 (28) COUNTY'S TRIBUTE- Andy Beer end Melas County Commissioner J)m Sheets unfurl Peoples Bank's 12-by-18-foot flag from the third-floor balcony of the Meigs County Courthouse Wednesday. The flag was also used In the countywide memorial service Wednesday n1g111. (Brian J. Reed) New Haven plant • • runn1. imd make sure the money i~ going left 10 right," Bannai added. · "The economy us of lute has NEW HAVEN, W.Va. - been a mess, but we've seen The beleaguered Highlander~ results and it will probably all Alloys LLC plant is buck up work out. and running, and owner Dr. "We're making the efforts Boris Bannai continues to for our com puny und employhold high hopes for the operu- t!es to succeed. Knowledge, tion. market, organize, we put henrt "It looks. good so far," and hard work Into it und Bannai said Tuesday,. , "I we'll succeed. We huve ~o." brought back almost a mrlhon Bannai and Eli Reifmun, dollars and I've reached an the CEO of a multi-billion agreement to ma.ke . install· dollar a year company, are the ment payments, with Jnterest, two principal owners of the to s~ppllers. We've ~aid back . plant. . all msurances. We re OK, The compuny owns two after alt.:• . manganese mines in Africa Banna1 had been 111 Israel to and was · to produce ferro · secure additional financing manganese and silicon manfor the plant. · ganese in the Mason County Bannai said that basically facility. two furnaces were up and lhat The facility was built in 70 to 80 employees were back 19S I and has hod two other . on the job. He suid that sever· owners. al operational changes were. The . 300,000·Rguure-t'oot being made along with u new building hus undergone ·a management approach. mullimilliori·dollar rehubilita"l'm managmg here myself tion under the management of BY DAN HIIIMU OVP staff writer 2 lldlon• - II Plpt Calendar A4 · Classified$ 85-7 Comics BB Dear Abby A4 Editorials A6 Movies A2 Obituaries A2 Sports 81·5 Weather A2 c 1!)01 Ohio Vtlloy Publhthlns eo. POMEROY - Be on the lookout for hundreds of little yellow ducks rncing down the Ohio River towurd downtown Pomewy 01i Suturdny. It's Sternwheel Rlverfest Weekend I Annuully, the . P()meroy Merchants Association sponsors tlte event us u fundrulscr for Its various pf()· je~ts. Tickets for the ducks. which ruce to n finish line neur the levee. ure currently on sule lly members of the ussodution 1111t.f at vurlous Pomeroy llusinesscs. Merchunt s huve con· tribu1ed hundreds of dulittrs worth 111' pri1.es thut include suvings bonus. gift certiti. cutes, und merchundise which will be awarded 10 the winner~ immedlutely following the 3 p.m. duck derby. The lop throe prizes nre a $200 snvlngs bond from the Furmcrs Bunk, u S100 suvings bond from the Ohio Valley Bunk, and u $7S savings bond from the Peoples Bunk. Scverul other SSO savln s bonds will be reo ~~~~~ .secretory. who requested the prizes. At the meeting, rhe Associutlon discussed the poNsibility of a Rivcrfest special section to be produced by The Duily Sentinel. Tho Association voted to place 11 full-page in the sect!on. The Dni!y Sentinel's ndvertislng repre· sonuulves will contoct merchants to place indi vlduul advertising blocks. Also, businesses contributing prizes will be listed in the sectinn, it wus reponed. · The Assr.ciutlon also discussed the use of rhe Melas County Fair Board's wagons with cuno~ies to trunsport festival visitors. Tructors to pull the wagons from the football field parklna urea. from behind the fire starlon and from Butternut Avenue park are still needed. The w~~gons would be used on Saturday when the festival will be in full swina. Also, on Saturday, the castina of the Bicentennial Bell will be completed. · George Wright noted that items for the stornwheel cuptuins • bugs are needed. Fifteen slmilnr items nrc needed for euch of the 15 bugs to be preptii'Cd. They are to be left with Susan Clurk of Clnrk's Jewelry. In preparutlon for fnll, it wus decided to chunge the geraniums in the burrel planters downtown to color· ful mums. Tho Christmas · parade to kickoff tlie. holiday shopplna senson was unnounced for the Sunday after Thnnksgiving. The Association abo dis· cussed that participation In i businos~ Christmas decorat• Jq COIIICIII, whl"""" ..... t?.l'Omoted by the Mlddlepon Community Asf!OCiation as u way of gettina people Into the urea. Awards would ao to the best decoruted. The Association uguin mentioned the possibility 'Of ordering and · scllin11 Christmas ornaments that displny pictures of the new • bridge. The bridge will 110 under construcrion in early 2003. J(1hn Musser presided at the meeting held ut formers BLink. PVH doctor and wife busted· IV DAN HIIIMU 01/P etaH writer Index Hlghlunders Alloys. whose parent compuny is Nokotoml Lrd. On Muy I0, payroll checks begun bouncing ut Hi~hlundcrs, which signaled mujor cush-tlow problems for Bunnui. ' On June II, the plulll closed und shortly thercufter, the West Virginia Dcpurtmcnt ,of Labor filed a complaint I'm inJunctive relief uguinst H1ghlundcrs for $250,000 in buck wugcs for employees. On July 18, Hlghlunders mudc good on three weeks work of puyroll checks totuling neurly $1 ~0,000 to almost 140 workers. The wuges were secured rhrough the Division of Lutmr and the StuJc Allorncy General's office, who hud filed a lnwsuit on behalf of workers. "We've mudc sure everyone is guid," Bannai suid. 'It's going 10 take time but with a proper management report, it win all work out." .POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - The chief of t)ediatrics at Pleasant Valley Hospital, Dr. John f. Wiltz, was arrested late Tuesday night after a raid by sheriff's deputies netted ISO marijuana plants. The Mason County Sheriff's Department, in con· junction With the .Jackson County Sheriff's Department, executed a search warrant at a 'residence on Oshel Road at 10:08 p.m. the Jackson ,County Sheriff's The marijuana plants were Department. ' . · found being cultivated in a · Wiltz, 4~. und h1s wife. very sophlstlcated Indoor J1.1dy, 41, were arrested and growing system in u · room charged with the manufacture built Into the garage, author!- ana poKSCS~Ion with intent to ties said. deliver munjuana. ''There were several timen, "We found u small amount the lights hung down and in the house." Clark said. rotated," Kaid Chief Deputy "Normally, ISO plants,are,pot Gordon Clark ·of the Mason for personal consumpuon. County Sheriff's Department. Pleasant Valley Hospital "We've run . into more spoke person Amy Leach had plants before but this was no comment. prettr wellllanned out and The Wiltrzes were arraigned . sophisticate . We had infor- Wednesday and released on mation in conjunction with $10,000 bond each. QUliN CANDIDATU - The 2002 Racine Fall Feltlval Queen will be crowned In ceremonies at noon Saturday on the eta&e at Star Mill Park. Student• at Southern Hllh School who are candidate• arefront row, left to rllht, Candice Barber, dau&hter of Tammy and Randall Con&o of Portland.; Brllltte Barne1, dau&hter of Arlene Frederick of Recine; Rachel Chapmen, de~lhter of Tammy and C.T. Chepman of Syrac:u11: and back row, Jeri Hill, dau&hter of Boblll end Perry Hill of Letart: Amy Lee; dauahter of Rebecca and Keith Bentz of Recine: Amanda Miller, dau&hter of Tere11 Alley of Racine. The festival will kickoff with a 10 a.m. parade throulh the vlllaae. (A&nee Hapka) FREE in·home program for those with early to mid·stage Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, Pulmonary Fibrosis, or Emphy58rTJa. Litam proper. breathing techniques, nutrition, and moclifiecl exercises to increase lung capacity. 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