http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/70ebe8af3ce027f2cee24f30f1c8b8cc.pdf 1998415fd6e5c098cf410df3babac30c PDF Text Text r" ( • :White Sox edge Cleveland a~7, 81 •• ., School's Easter aafts Board efforts net-·state awards award. . school ...... •a~ 'CII . SEHTNL NEWS STAff contracts- BRADBURY - Beadbury Elementary School in the Meigti..ld School District was one of 166 elementary schools in · Ohio to rcceM: recognition and a 125,000 School Improvement lnccntiw Award for perfurmance on the 2000 fourth grade proficiency BY tells. Announcement of the school's achievement was made .at last .nights meeting ' of the Meigl Local 8oanl of Education, which gave a resolution of commendation to the stalf. Principal Rusty Booknwl was there for the board's action and noted that Bradbury was one of only.a few BOth fourth- and fifth-graders at Bradbury Elementary School spent Tuesday morning making Easter bunnies schools in southeastern ohio to take home to loved ones over the upcoming holiday. With assistance provided by employees of Weaving to receive the aw.ud. Stitches, who volunteered their time for the event, students learned to stitch, stuff and later paint faces on . The progr:un, funded the highly decorative home-made crafts. Above Is Cody· Cook, stude11t, and Shannon Korn, fourth grade through Ohio's education teacher, of the bunnies with filling. (Tony fvl. Leach photo) · .who prepare .to stuff one ' .. . budget, is designed to reward schools with the greatest ilt!pr~Mment on slate proficiency tests. . In a letter fioni. State Schools Superintendent Susan Tave Zelman. it was noted that Bradbury >l!lv TONY M. LEACH Comme~ce's regular meeting at Tuesday about the upcoming adrie\'00 an overall imp~­ ,S~INf!L NEWS sTAFF f Overbrook Nursing Center. in -Appalachian Herb Gathering to ment on the fOurth·. 8,Jllde be held near Rutland . ."proficiency f t5: - !laftif'"·'Of.·""'*"" conf~rGuest ·spe kers Maureen · The two day conference will 150.6 ~tage po,ints.The ence aimed at · B.urns, with the United Plant take place over the June 23-24 test wa taken.in Match.~ educating lndi- S;JVers (UpS), and Diana. Don weekend and focus on various with the •· 'reP<ltt ~- b,eing viduaJs· about Carlos; director for the Na'tional workshops and discussions perreleased.only .re~endy. native Appalachian medicinal Center for the Preservation of taining to the growth, conservaShe said tl;le aw.ud ,is patt plants was discussed during the Medicin al Herb! (NCPMH), tion and use of native plants, said of the S10 milliotfsetaside in Meigs County Chamber of spoke . to cha~T~ber members the state education budget to PIIIH HI Pll ... A3 provide incentives r,o school Conferenc~ buildings and districts that are perlOrming and improving at materials and/ or books, acconling tO t;he legislation. Other elementary schools in southeastern Ohio n:Ceiving aw.uds were ·Franklin Elementary in Jackson County; three Rock Hill Elementary - Schools in Lawrence ·· County, Crooksville · Elementary in Perry County, Zaleski Ele~taty in Vinton County, Li>well Elementary and Lawrence Ele~Dentary in Washington County, and .Green Elementary in Scioto Fiberglass · Handle Tools • • •• • • Long Handle Shovel D-Handle Shovel 14 Tine Bow Rake . Garden Hoe 4 Tine Pitchfork f COLUMBUS (AP) State. leaders were looking to . finalize a pl:m on Wednesday· to spend an additional $1.4 billion on education..over the next two years. However, · it's unclear exactly how close leaders are to paying for that plan . Gov. Bob Taft, House Speaker Larry }iouseholder and Senate President Richard Finan. - all Republicans - are scheduled to meet Wednesday in hopes of finishing a joint school-funding proposal . They have until Jun e, .15 ' to meet a court order to'fix the way Ohio pays for ·primary and secon~ry education. · ~ · ' Bookman attributed Brad- 6ft. X 9' ft. Room SIZe Area Rug PIIIH HI lt&UW.I, AJ '111 ••• ' : With Non Skid Bllclc · ~rted Colors & P•ttems . Sentinel ' 2IIIIIIM.,.12 . . . . l Calendar Cl lfl _,~_ HIP:IOI a.a:r.·IOI DNilS.A2 Lotteries AS 82.~ OHIO .· .!o.U1~5SIIWIKI5Iilolil.,...---.liil-6i_!:!ct Pldt J: 4-6-9; Pick 4: 9-9-5-1 .~oC.wowmwiaw._ _ _ __.:..JBl.sl.S Editori•ls eyes medicinal pla·nt. Leaden may finalize high levels. The money is to be spent on ,staff development, classroom equipment; M , CHARLENE HOEFUCH SENTINEl NEWS STAFF 111:11,.5: 1+10.21>-33 POMEROY - Contracts for the renovation of Meigs High School were awarded by the Meigs Local Board of Education at Tues.day night's meeting. The general trades contract, CO!Rbined with windows, went to Wesam Construction of C hester ·who had · a base bid of $2,232,421. Wesam was the low bidder on the project. Other contracts awarded were Hooten Equipment Co. of Charleston, W.Va., $67,000, food service equipment; Cody Zeigler, Summit Station, $109,373, casework, (library and science); Central Fire Protection Co., Springfield. $267,699, fire protection; Geiger Brothers Inc. , Jackson, HVAC combined with plumbing, $923,500; Brush Con- : tractors, Columbus, electrical, $789,000; · DEW Technologies, Chagrin Falls, technology. $244,767; and G.E. Modular Space, Columbus, providing modular classrooms, $144,995. Jeff Engram, project mana ger of' The Quandet· Group Inc., the district's construction management · firm, attended lthe meeting, and made the recommendations. for the · contracts. Engra~ sai~ that everything is set .. :·PJ••• ......rd.AJ · - r;.. ·• ..... ,.,. Union rally plan · "Sen. Finan and the Speaker ha11e done a very good job of building consensus on the full package." Glry~ "I think they've pretty much got things worked out," Rep. Gary Cate~ or'West C hester, the second-ranking House Republican, said Tuesday. "Sen. Finan and the Speaker have done a very good job of building consensus on th e full package," he said. All that's left is "haqimering out some mmor details." The plan will call for spending about $4,800 on each Ohio schoolchild next year, up from $4,490 if no change is made. It would spend about $4, 'f.\._0 the following year, said R~p~on Peterson, a Delaware Republican closely involved in school-funding issues in the House. The plan also calls for additional payments to bridge the gap betwe-e n needy and rich districts. Lawmakers still must find a way to pay for the school-funding plan as the state moves to cut spending because of the slowing economy. Health care workers from Meigs County held a Monday rally at Pomeroy's riverfront to increase awareness and support of better patient care. About 30 members of the Service Employees International Union participated In the Quality Care and Services Cam·paign, a political program with a series of 40 regional events, Including rallies. candlelight vigils and leafletlngs, designed to Inform the public and legislators about obstacles that inter.fere with health care workers' ability to provide quality health -care service. (Tony M. Leach photo) : U.S..seals a deal to release spy plane crew WASHINGTON (AP) - Sealing . a deal to release 24 members of an American spy plane crew, the United States said Wednesday it was "very sorry" that an American spy plane was forced to Ian~ in Chinese territory after a crash that apparently killed one of C hina's fighter pilots. The statement stops short of the full apology demanded by Beijing but twice uses the words "very sorry." U.S. Ambassador Joseph Prueher "has received verbal assurances from the. Chinese government that the air crew will be allowed to leave prompdy," said White House spokesman Ari Fleischer. "The agreement will bdng ~n end to the detendon of the flight crew ... on Hainan island. q "Ambassador Prueher has deliVered to the Chinese government a letter concerning this incident arid we are working out with the Chinese government the arrangements for departure:• The letter includes a U.S. expression of regret for the presu111ed death of Chinese ·pilot Wang Wei, whose fighter jet collided with the spy plane April 1, and says the United States is "very sorry" that the American plane landed on C hinese soil without permission, though it notes that the plane was "severely crippled." )' ., ' •. 'ftllsweek Is·. Nursing Week. HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER · ; HQ!zer'Medical Center recognizes our Pedlatric Nurses for their dedication and service. Dis~ ~' --~,, • the Holzer Difference. . . �• • • • The D.C~ily ~tinel . -. ")'" • • I ..... , ; ; ·' • · ' · ~ ' :! -!..., .' • ,I ... ~,.,. J • • • , • " • Jf "'- ... t d, and those who are bringing peace." mOst' o mc ' VIIJ1ence W2li concentra e rll -~~ lie· e chd in helmets . ~ !.'.. &.;;.. •~ - f to those Ea er 11u ...~,. po to ~te~ t"" me112ge ~ peace and •hields set up protective rings 'connru!llng the vandalism. d C' Hall and police headqua.l The gioull' attempted a peaceful aroun Ity ~~j~~ Ml~!.!J..:.' ..~ '1o; h<.J ""' o' ii.l.'1i r:Sdaf. ;.1 ..~, fio the church to ters an4 fired bean bags ~d rubber bule!'}' w,~~.1"'!'//.''ce. " J d ;..\'~' i('. J~-1~~ ·•../_/. :;r;t d m to had ·· lees at . abo;.f 50 demonstrators who ,Jbe ~.!!!:--nces wedre ~ d>:.1,,,tP.'l H~~u1 Po¥:~ _wd . ~re emhorutrab rst the roa,med through downtown streets ~ W,IP'!WT.~ loote storn .;m ~once oeen expecte to gat er, u d bottl bu · 1:.:~ ;...,. ,;.,.;..;nd rubber t;!.l~ets at a;:~ .ma.dic~ were '.turned back by police throwing rocks, cam an . '-~-~~ Sl~lr.>;> ......(...,-n ~ , ··.·l'Llr : •HIP-'' },,,. 'i 'il '" L~d· •a.- h , ness windows. At least one"- ~~ vencW'/{~ ~. wno o oc..., ou t e area. . · · • d d "Th~;,: ' a~ ·~~ be anoth~~· voice ·!~~i' ~~lic'e : SpeC: Scott John•on btt:r dor had his stand overturne an l'aP· ;;;; u~deJSta'n-f y.o;;';"P.· ~ .'~clre~d' tbe crowd at.the church, urg- . sacked.. · _ · · 'ed ,.!i:::!'~:;;;~g ..... ~••.-;:m, -,· •·.'" - .n,l''~· -": . •u or,.(lr. ., ,,.,, - ·- · · . th Officers on horseback, accomparu 15 on~ ••>1. unlh vnu but vtO ence IS on<r pef?Pie .not tO go OUt IOto e Srtee d . -..1+ . 1'1'~ · ., .. , •t· r- • · n· .l J• " ' "• il..,. •· '..I. fj lih . fi by other police on foot an carrymg thc. ~r:;,tli~,_Rev. DaiJl!l~ Lync~ ·" • l~esday ~cr:t •\!r , eir own.~ ~ty. oved from block to block pasf.9r W. ~~W .rrospect B..~~~~ <;:hu~h • 'I ('(here oiS fe~-everywhere•. said Joh.n- sho~m, m . . s of rotesters. . and leader qf ~incinnati J}lack }/rti.lf.ljl son, head of the SomtiiWI Poli<;e Assoc~a- loolting for .rov~~g grpup town · FJO~I ~id Tu~y nighc:'' . . '', _, I ; ' lion, a, Diack ' officer's group. "There i• Police contmue to patro1 . nh . [;yn,~h u~g.td about 150 ·p·''d~nle~tt~d- : ·f.;,.r·i·n !he polt~e -and on the other side, •treets into the ~arly mormng dours • · •in .- t!te · ,n)9w1 ·' '" • . • hi ing a meeting a~ his church ., a,np ,;" people , are not d1stmguis ng Wie dne•da_Y-re porttng some scattere . acts incJim~ Q\'tr; the-Rhine.Di•trict,.>)ll]ef<;,, betw~en those who are causing trouble of vandalism . '4 1~ "#t·~ ti/ l/t 1• J• ' J J! itt Lw C2001 AcaJWealher, Inc,. ' 't • 1 \ • !==:==:=:.::=:========;::!::~'=::========9 •· · ... ·· ~ ·• · ••11 'J • • ·.' 1 ' • ' bo lialf ill' dollars of cocaine ~ ...,..-'i11.. ere. ...m.. ing payl)lCf!IS to creditors ~-f liis invt!Up}e~t firm that . coll~se\l • ·:somebody lost "' nt a . -m . 1011. . I h .() i m ~ "!!!!IIIIJ \!rllll8' ~ I!!!!W8' . in March 19<1S. ' ·· ', , ''.· '.' ' · . · ' · whole•ale;' said Charles Goodwm, asmtant specia .age~t a! t e •· " DistrietJupge · "' 1 • "' Sandra' ~ e,·'cirnith. • ' f!:I'1e,d iq Septemb er.that · · . Dayron ~ ffi ceof t he ·FBll, · "S~.,.e "' body's·gomg to nus• this much ~ 'W!llll Pt.Ciouclr Cloudv non •.•,• fk.wrlol. ~· ''"·'"·' · Ice U.S. . 1 , , , ,Schmidt ~mst. paY, .$2;333 a.!''opth.'I~~ :;it;:<; h~d o~tamed the : product. . .judgment by suing Schmidt ,t.'? .~ccuse him ofviolatin11.~c~riu: sold as c~ack cocame, the 44 po~nds ~ould have netted tie• law•. · ' , 1 , , nearly S4 million on the street, Goodwm esunuted. Ed";."rd . . • sed . . .' " ·' Tue·~~lli1Jnidt ~anllot a[ord to pay more than. $200 BY TtiE ASSOCIATED PRESS thundentorrru. H1~h . ~n the monthly tmvJ..tttiJ.!,".$2,93!j,168 judgm_e j.lt,a&i!Wt .ltim. , , . • " , , . .. , Cooler temperature• •hould lower 80•. Soutli":"'sl ~ina ro· U~ll1ii'-''' ·-~~: · . 'l'1 ,11t~IY 1J~ ~~~~-::-:-: LIMA (AP) - Police arrested a 1<J..year-old·boy a.nd accused bring an end to the thunder- to 20 mph. C~ance , ~fran.' 50 .· -'I l [ .• ' him of calling in a bomb threat that forced evacuations at two •torm activity in the tri-coun- percent. , ,,. i . ..,. ol , i• i ", ,., .. , : : w. .. . . : •. .;elementary schools .and a nuddle school. _ ' . ty area by-tlleend of the week, Thursday ,ni~h~... M~•t\Y, ~~~~ic,~}~ (~)- ~~.sp~c~S:f ~~P~.J,i.~~~~. ~~bun;h_ . ~he boy, whos.e na~e ~s not released, w11l be char~d WI!h the National Weather Service cloudy with a c~nfe of.~~?~-•. , w~~~ ~refjg~~~~/o?~1 an~JP~r1ca,p ~$ ~l'l."'fl~ ot;t tll,e malll , :delinquency by mduQn~ P";':'IC related to schools, police MaJ . said. en and li)understo~~- ~ \n . al~r .~~Y.:r'!~·~~-. uiJ<., ·, ,,, -• ••__ ., Larr}'Winegardner said.· • But more s!orms were the mid 50.. _ . ,, ," 1 No.i~'!.ri~.nv~re rep~~a ~?.~he . tUf .~~ {)\'r ,'7~~~?~:L~ttlera;P He admitted to malting the th~ats fiom a phone booth on expec~ed tonight, following Extended fi;)r,eC4Jt:, , Church ,an~ p~·~~ool. Be•,i~~}he b~r~ll' flajl,af<JP .t~e ~ta~, . Monday morning, Winegardner soud. '. another day with high~ in the Friday. .. A chance of shqw,., , two jl~ty ro~~ ·~re dama~~ bY.~: .; .. r1 : , , : . . The ,boy W2S arrested later Monday and released to )lis par80.. Showers are expected in ers and thunderstorrru during ,.. T~~)(.re~'Ye~.~covc;re{W ,meqji\Cfs. ~~a~.}fllb~nc!::crew entsl policesatd, . _ theare~ Friday~ndSaturday. h d h · rdv retummsr·from a call about "3:30 a.m .. m.• t~IS .cpmmuruty, 45 ,, ... b t e ay, ot erwue pa , , ' rnii~ · · -' "'th:' fl:±ol b .. ;f., ~' vw~ · " ' t ~J .l, J,-- , , ... • · · • • Sunse~ tonight ~h e~t cloudy.High ''t.o..to >JS. . l,,c, ). s .~oBau :~ " cr.~m ~ ~h·m .,,J~ll ... : •• '11.•• ' 'ffi· c "d ' 8:06, an't sunrise o~ , urs .y Saturday... Showen• likely, , ~teve tne•!d' ;n tco. e _:_. ' ,. egjl~S~n~.~~~l'..~?t ale .. e 'S<liil " . . h. hi d is at 6:59a.m. mairil d . . 1h ~~ L . prelinunaty'tM ence pomtcu·to arson. tate ana r9C -~nve• - . CINCINNATI (AP) - Increased trade w1t C na create · Weather forecast: h Y ur' ng de -highY ·' ' ·awhetn·· · gators spent·much of the ~ coUecting evideil~~!. '" ' .. · heated competition for the limited cargo routes to and fiom the In t "• • , a .. h P I I d t e 1ower •50 san Tonig· t.. . artYh. c ou dY upper· 60• · '!"irllo~IJ, •~·· 1 ... · · · -" ~~~~ . .... • ,._ United States and the decmon to award those routes to UPS " a'iii.'~"" ' ~~ -.. · ~ 'llol ' '''"" ' with ·a chance of s owers an Sunda :.:Partly cloudy. Low , m0~ -.-~ 11 -"' ·" could mean more jobs in Ohio, a Teamst~rs offi~ial•aid. thunderstorms. Low in the . h ~ 4 , d high , lh . ioN~ .-. · ., , , ,•. o.rJ }I , .. 1 , , , UPS . ha• nearly 14,000 employee• m Olii.o, and about lower 60s. Southwest wind 5 ~n t e~ ~s (Js an ' m .. ~', CC?~U~~S ~AP) - T~,e •.tat~, ~fJ'l~btS?~ app~.ve?.2~ .200,000 overall reP.resented by the Teamstets. · . to IO·inph. Chance of rain 30 PP · , , m~t;ecfi.~';l~rs.~lloolsTue•dfr·~.'!n~n.g ~~~~<?~a'f,mf!(l~er?f•ucli,: "We aggressively pursued this issue because we thought 11 percent. Monday aQd Tuesday... P'att- .. schools; wlietlier planned or opened, Clo•e~,to tile \egulativ~ cap ,could mean an additional1 200 UPS jobs in the United States;• Thursday... Mostly cloudy ly cloudy. Low ·m the lower · 0 f 125' ' " , .. ,. · ' ·· "· ' -" 1" 1 ' " • • • • • • ' • • , with chance of showers arid 40s and l'iigh 'in the u~p~r 505. " Thcf'"ichooiHvill have five'-ydrs !8i~H5Wu!'"6~~hticin2l,' saiq' t•atd Bill L~thtenwald,:~~- Toledo-based director of the Ohio ' • • " " " • •r .. . .,., , , . ... r J ,. ,,. · 1.. B Th . C~nf~rence ofTeamst~rs . , Oh10 u,~p.art.ment of Edu-~~.!1,o'.' sp~kef,~n J:F ,1 ent~n. _ .• He ·said the union jojned UPS in lobbying for the China . _ . . . boatd next montl\•will conSidU whethe('t6 apofuO'e tWo qtore, ·1e 1·15 oppos1·n·011 10 expamling ·~de with China. 1 • desp1 SUcraASted chartersch<iols{'ll. - · ., .. :' ·· 1 ' .... t.. ' " . -•.. roue , . ~~ . _ _ . . .. ,.. •. ·1. , " "bl 1h rsd More ram poSSI e u .ay ·_· Sdm~dt's;!' ~tl9f!i~· McTigu~ 'ot~ifiFi~~a~l· 5aiJ I a-year-old actu of threat ,oAnon suspacted.at :church· _ •; '"" ,.. . : u, UniOn: ch"Ina roule vital . ... sch · 1 1 a d -I" 'i t Chiafter'\iBhools\ known a~hommunit)' school• in~o, are ft.8~ · ' " - · · · · ·'- · LEIPSIC (AP} - Consultants hired by the •tate'• corn mar- publici)" funded. privately operated iostiu . ' U mc . . . . """' -~e keting program are recommending a northwest Ohio site for sta~ ·regulations.'lihey reaeive basic state. aid, lill)J(·~e.d . ~tart-up HUNTINGTON WVa. (AP) _ Huntington officials are h ' fi h I d u· I t • ., .. • ·"· ··· moneyandnoconstructioQ 1 ~·nds " ' " ' ' ,... ' h ' '' ·· • . . t e state• 1rst et ano pro uc on Pan· ~ -'" · · . • , , i...t •. · . . , concerned that .the '. City's antiCipated defic11, could exceed the The Putnam County location was selected over 34 other site• ,Currel)tly, 52 •tate-sponsored schools•are>tlpen ,tn ,l!.llhid;while "r ·r· d b 'rat .. . 11 1 around Ohio for the propo•ed $50 million plaiit tliat would be . 58 oth•r~in~ding .the newl~ ' approved· 26;·have·cohtracts Wtth .. mF~ a owDe . y s t 'Be baww.ilh I 'd h ' . • 'd b 'll h d . ..,.~ , ~ ..... !l:t p • "" ~ B ' ·d" s· o, h ', ' tnance necto o emsat t ecttysunpai 1 . . bmlt w thm two years. , . • • ~• the state, ut ave not open'e , enron"Sat . IXteen dt ers are · ·f: II fi $ li h. $I milli' _asN a . 2 11 2 ~ ,,,... .••. ·' t he sponsore d" by the Luca• G01•nty cuucatmna "~ ' q jl s l-~ A ' ah el) ~ rom .3 on. ow, . . ' " It was corn prtces plu• dual railroad line.<natmaaootnat , CTVICe, ~enter/ 'd bill. "ml. lOR eard er $ t ISillyear ' to · 4 2 m lOR. A • l"'b ild . h "alf ' bl' h ' I ' . ·. . . ( " ' ~ ' ' t e Unpat s .gatn excee ·oest site, but there'• no rea•on we cant u a - ozen pu .t csc oosor ; stateumv~~~pes. ,"" ' ;' '' ':· .... ' ' · · S . d II h I II h · d' fi · ' h' · h 1 1 · Oh' d h d'" ' d M'ike:W: , .... ·• · · · r 1: ,, , • tate co e a ows t e nty to ega y ave a e cit Wit m 3 eta nod. pants mf_ ,h IoOh~~ t e roGa ' sat A. .' . agnu, execf·~ ~ · .i.t''.y .J. perteiu of its budget, or about $900,000. 10 ""orn_ rowers swetauon. - · 1n1 5 · · r • e VI "I d • h. k . hy' · : · 'th · · ty h· • uuve •rector o t e · · l:'utnam • • County are 5 to IJ .cents 'Iower -per ...., "· ·, - .. on t t m a one. can. say WI a11y certam .t _a1_were m .. · . ,_ •r . _ · "" . . . Corn pnces bushel than in other counties considered, including•ome in th~ · Ci?tV~ys (M'J -th<s~te has ~versed its..policy ,g ro- g01 !'~ to be able to avoid exc:edmg._the cas ual defim hnmaD ayto n area . hibit1ng death row inmates from twn,, Councilman tal Kent sat d. 11 .1!1.1'."""h . . · makinori~ CJJ~~~ ... 1. ~~· ~ .. 1 Officials with the Departii1ent ofRehabilitaiion and Correc•. . tion cba'qg!ld.th~ policy afw checking\'vith otnbt .iales. : • , cost~utting - . ..., . Th~~~1t#'p~ibiring tM final spbech was l'neant to protect ' . KENT (AP) - Former fil1t lady Barbara Bush took it in family members .of. n;1Urder.- .victin1s "frol'i1 '){ek~ing potentially ' CLEVELAND (AP) - LTV Corp., operatmg nnder bankstride wh"en. Kent State OnivetSity •tudents !lp~et with· her fi\>e.. ups'et~ing ,s't'atenlents. '. · ., · . .: rl. r. '· . i· · ' ' ruptcy court protection, ~ants to cut costs at a Cleveland steel gave inmate~: the option"of.sl!btl1itting a wrft"o" miii, ~~d at ltsdQwniOWI) headquarters. ,, :' ' :· . figure speaking fee ' protested . outSide her campus appearance ' The' old Tue~day night. · •· · .. ' ten tq 'the warder!"~&: be read after ¢e execution. _ A YI~eo mailed to LTV employees.on Tuesday did~'t mention "When I was just Mrs. nil\v-out-of-<;~ftice . George Bush, n'o · •' ',, .. : . ~ · '_ ' ' . ·,;·· ·• ' ~;;,;,;; ~~~fi ~ .,~-, ;-. ,lo 1 spt;qfics, ~ut ~ai,d .ct;>mp;~ny .co_st~cuttlng mo\>e•likely would ta~one even showed up. to yell at me," the president'•ll_lother told ' " ... w• get J.TV • mill on the west Side of the Cuyahoga. River,. m her $10-a-ttcket audience. "It'• ·sort of flattermg to 1\e yelled.at , · ~· v· ... · · , •. Cleveland, Its headquarters and )IS employee and ret1tee bene-_ ' · ·; ,: DAY1;,0N0 ~P) , -;; Tvyenty wra)Spi!~ l:lkldis o'f'pure 'coc~ne1 :fit.:' . , _ _ . , . again."· About 20 people peacefully· marched ourside the .arena, with were fol8flllll~tie'dl-dboard boxes ih a >fiatking lot beh1hd . Cleveland C11y Council PreSiden~ Mike Polensek, who has • some holding placard•. "Profits over people;• said one. . . ··: a football, s!adium, th,e second, largest' ~oc:i.irl~'!llii:l.lm! 'i n cit.y'hiS'- talked with ~Q~pany officials in recent.day•, said he under•tood _, ·.: ':.:_.. I 1. · :, , .:·. · · ~ - at least I ,000 J?b~ . could be lost in Cleveland through planned Sheryl Smith, director of campu• life, said last lnorlth tliat.' torf, ':i\!~b'IIlirig to the FBI:· ' I $73,500 wa• allocated for the event, including Mrs~· Bush's •· 'l'lle ~t:tin'I!'!W:is fouitd ' MoHday.leverung'Jtl~xt"to:Welcome cutbacks. _ _ S45,000 speaking fee, pi~• secu!ity and stage costs .. : ,. ·" " · StidlURr!llse~llfthe Uruvenity 'ofDiytoil artH ~rea high schoo! ' "H~w much over 1,000 people, I don't know," Polensek said '_ "'J~~ q , ,./f'' i " " , ..... "11ue'sua "y.· . ~-. · ' ' ' , .· ' '. ,. . . .e~uu:>. · ' foli ftlant ' ' '_ · ee- . 'bl" .., "" ' ' r·. na.y a ..•. Protest doesn't irk Mn•.Bush ." .pol· ·•s''ecl ., VideO hints at . J policy' st\lte'ment "Q&ine .*-:.o.lzed. fr.Qm IQt·,., , " , , I Rt~ulators w•nt investOr Jailed:, ·.: :.".'.~.~..:..<'~;~... :..'. . ? .... •• • • • • , ,,.n -'..; .am . NEw·s·. ... Onl - a4'lo tiE.--17\ •I•*"- - .. POMEROY - Christopher Shawn Lee, 26, Pomenly. died Tuesday. April tO. 2001 at Holzer Medical Center. ' He was born on Jan. 5, 1975 in Elyria. son ol Clarence Edward Lee and Rose Ellen Roush Lee. He wai.•a gracJuate of Carleton School and was employ.ed as a producaon worker at Meigs Industries in Syncuse. Survjving in addition to his patents are three sisten and two brothers-in-hw, Kelley and Larry Klein of Pomeroy. Michelle and Randy Montgomery QfWest Columbia, W.Va., and Allilon Lee of Pomeroy. He was preceded in death by .m. grihdpatents, Harold and Rosalie VanMeter Roush, and John and Mabel ~ee Knapp. Services' will be 1 p.m. Thunday, April 12. 2001 in FisherAcree Funeral Home, Pomeroy, with AI Hartson officiating. Burial will be in Graham Cemetety, New Haven, WVa. Friends may i:aU at the funeral home fiom 6-9 tonight. •• ;, - -.~ .•• • ··e.crow, . wib speak about cunene wam • • • '· ·' - o.l~l • t . • !1 • - o -• • •• """"unum ., Awards I,. PapAl students are graded across the board in all disciplines. He described the study-buddy's program which is roluntuy and bkcs place after school where teachers work with students on . hom,ework. He said theiC is a math tutoring program and a special n!ading project, but he attributed most of the succesa to "cOil'llriitted teachers with high expecta-lions )Vht;> ha~. stuck to their " · ~~~ ' ~if' .. burys award to the han! work dOne by the teaching stalf, as well as the rtudel\ts. along ,with support fiom the parents. He said the teachers "have Stuck to their g~~ns, they've bad high expectations, they've worked •....-ker extremely well "'-"!!"w• rau)a f o€'~s ·~":fl'l-~ft~ --·--~-- • ~ 1.,; . • -. , • -· 1 ,~. .. . ,. . .. n·. ' -- . - I J' I' q t I" ·~ f II .... _.... ....... t ' " • , -~ ' .; ' • Clrculdon f') I I I Clattlfleci.Adl . ' I, . • I ,.A WtRlD WORLD COMPAN'r' "·' Call )·B00-8ffff.Cii1JL'E•' .~ • ,, , ' o . ·~ ,,, ·~ Actvti11elnll ... -"' .:coMlrA!mt,ls ,~.:·~:r-~t.••ter,:,::~,~~ . "'. ., .,; , . Ext. 1~ .Ext. 13.. . \ " E!ot. 14 OtherHrV~ ~ ...,., •• M.f. flam 1 ,' 1 .. -· ·.< • • ' .,1 ·... ReedJville Unit~d Methodls~ ·. Po~•sD-..w . A. . .• _' h said -that project should be Church at 7 a.IIJ. Sundiy, ·, · .m ~~ :- n actl~ ready to start in late May or with breakfast co follow, .. · · for dlW~I! hU ~en filed an at the latest the first week in · ·_ . Mflll ..County , Comm~n June. P~eu ~Ilia bY PtJ8Y L. ~lp· . The date for the ground Un . , . . ,., :. p1~1 ~' ~~~~~. ~iWa!ll . breaking has been po•tDORCAS. · -:-. Betb~n;~:~.~i!f'P~~~~~~"~~:" -' ·~;. . ·: \ P.~ned until May 21, it was _ Dorcas United . t,rlethodit( -~·t.- . ,· .· f' l-.:.;.-- j j•..· _ · reported. Church~ so~~~e ·_ Circl~ · · ··• · . .1&g.,U .·· _· , · The total construction wiU ~ol4'; it; l·~ual. Eutet· . _, . ·i!-· ··f-'!::1< ']> ,,.:: , . b~dget for tbe ext~nu~e box lunchi~e -~ tbunday . ,Pv~Y - •l'lea~~JII. - · hagh school renovation . " at 7 p.m.'AII merhben mould to appropriate property and S5,680,000, with the b1ds · bring a box ' lunch , for the fix · compt~iat!on thro\lsh coming iat nearly $600,000 sale. e.Jnent cJOmun , have been below budget, according to . _&led in Me!p 9:'uney Com- _ Superintendent William , '. ·v uli set . L ch IL., A.J'!: ~'' ~ Pl t ,, ' by G rd ., 1 ' REJiDSVtW boardfohad bawardedb a contract r . as estos a ate men! at the ~1glt school to Lep1 Enterprues Inc., of Zanesville. That contract ~ 9~!, ~-,l''i: '·,· · · , .. ,, .,was. for $1'15,06>4. • 'TJI' P•~~ ~a,em,tnt .. Work to be completed · -bopa '4o.lmp~ tllidli~hl .,.. . , , · , •.:••. · this i~n'lmer. said Byckley,. traili by.' cleJfiDJ tteet ·ptd RACINE..._ deadlihi . inthldes· .. the ' , asbestos brush an~ marking trails, ~It . (ot allbmittihJ ·"•pl)licatio'nf • n!(IIOYl!l, · taking our ceiling up litter, landscape _at the for~~ ,2001 Ernest.A. (Bud) : - •· ~ park office, remcm debds , lind· ~ ~axil)e ' S.. Spencer · fiom the be' ch, dtan q~,~· :·~~~~ , Edil~ati~n ~c.h~l7 , flower beds, aue!llble p~eru~ :.-.· a. ~'P~,Jtif:41}f tO. t _, ,.~, ~blo...~d cli!IJl qp cht pla~t)' ,~ccot!~l·;, .to . '!''t~~~~~: , ground! ·. . ;/,:~1 · ·. _ .ft:olle~., ,J.!!~"·.~~~~!,~ ~~ 1.,. All yolunteeh, . includins new ' .s~liolarslupi An ·tile. c~urc:h · ·bps''·!Couts fa~- ~mount_ · o,f .it ,QQO .• dch,, ' . lies . and ~0~~-~ ~u~~ and ~ote~tlaijy :. ~rie~able three; itU!ividuai) who ~te intereJt.r addltlo.llll ~~r~ for•- ~nd~r· In h I> '"' t , Srllduatc · tturl1es, •_ w11l be_ e , m .ass!f~ns . t e 1 ro~"", a •aided. , .~:.,-- , ~ ·: :• •• , atked >to ~at :the 1Pp~'~~·. ~p~U~llnts 'm u't be legal pmle clo~ulg· '•.nd ; work: reti~thll ,of SllctO!t 1bwmhip, gloves, and meet at .the ~~~~ , Mell(i: ..';·~';'Dfy · :or , !lhe~· filmpinl area 11ea_r .th~ ~-Y.~~M~~·!_~;!.~f ~~e ;.1~t~ .•Mtt entrance. .1 • • • ,~.M~·~~di~l't\o~ . ·'r'... 1 ,.. .. ., The park WilJ.tav~ COQ~~{~i'!i\~~~~~!j;ort ·for,,~,li_Y,~ 'bf ·_ ~ul for ~~o .e- ~W,~\Ii~l· _,. i :., ·ilcai~~l{:t:~(rom ·:::, ~q~the~~ lnfor.m.ttop '· ~- 'va1\•l!le bY , Hial\i' , School i., ~l.hdan~.~ . ~ailing P~r~i Mat\~aer .JU!tdyi' Co.l!l'l~lor : ,Shi~ey ~~~re an~ W~chter at 378~206; · m11~ .b~ lllbmtt!ed j)t .,liSt:·> ' ·· · . : ,,. · m~md .J;elbre .the·d~4dline,' .: " . ollfl.,,., , tt '. t . ,........ "• " .• 2 •·• ' lf!ll••dllfti Jlt ·- ' . Til~ ....• a. • I •. \. .: •n: fo~ l,ife on April 27-28. ~ .following a brief video .:( ' presentation, Nicodemus stressed the importance of • the cancer sociery's si81l!':r· ture event. which alloW'S · participants, includin~ patients, medical •upporf; · staff, corporations, civi~ organizations, churches, and community volunteers the opportunity to j~in together to fight against cancer. !l .Nicodemus said teams of ' ·. 10-,15 people •pend 18 ·> hours together in an effort '• to raise money to battle ,,_ cancer. At least one mei)tb~.; , of each team walks, runs · . · strolls around the track fo , the entire event. ,.1 Teams can be organized' by friends. relatives, local . businesses, hosf~ls.' scho~ls an~ .other orp ~ . nons, satd , ·. N,j_codemus, an · each team · .is aiked to ritse a minimum . of $100 per person. Gina Pines, director of the i University of Rio Grande:~~ Meigs Center, inform~<¥;' those in attendance of thl~ second'· annual "Evening Poetry" . will be held o~ Apri124 .at 7 p.m. inside the Meigs Center in Middle~ port. , 't c· Jl Pines said that :in recognition of April being National . '"· Poetry Month .and the suecess of last year'• event, the poetry readings . will ta~(! · place once again and wlli'<;. _ feature such writers a• Jud~ Klare, Jack Hart, Cathy · Lente•, Joyce Richardson, Amy Cooms, and Joanne Ford. There will al•o be a book 1iii. sale and signing by authors ~·' following the poem recita- · ~ tion•. •he added. ::k.. f' o' · 1. '- ., and floor tile, in•talling .:~ ; •prinkler system, upgradiri . electrical work in the voca·-;.. i tiona! area and replacing th¢ roof on the academic pll~ tion of the building, The superintendent said ,that work will"' continue :~ through the scli'ool year in "'\ . blocks of four or five elm- ' room• with •orne classes to be held in modular· units. Everything will be broug~;' up to code including elec;.\1., tricity - and the unitar~;. •ewage system, he sau!. .~ : Major renovation• · will. take place in the cafeteri~ as· well as the media center, -,. there will be new lockers ;,~ ·and desk• and chain in the :#'l;l entire building, new ceiling tile and flooring will be - , installed, along with a security and inter_c ommunka ';;o'- . tiqn system. •·'?i) , Air conditioning will btA. installed in parts of th~·,r ·building not now air condi~ tioned, but not the gymna~ slum, there will be new ., doors and wifj,Q'Ws every .!!{, p)ate, and the _ ~f"tt entrance t~tlte buildjll~ - will have a , ·'·' co·mplete redesign, Buckley ., said. ,i i ''f __. . 1 a ........ ~. . p i . ., ... .,., - Plin .dian-up P:!~or~&~:~,ftbe Qhl: 8 ~t~~-urlier meeting. the • -- ,=owd J?epartmC _tt~ t . pb( Ttapspp~· who . came.:to ~t-""""'1 ':"'m Run State Park at ReedsVille a on, o u~ . us1 · as-_1n1t the ~rr ; Elementary ' Will ·l!old 1 c't~~~~p daY oti :: Ployd Brickloils~ Shade, illd ~t!i'~ntluO!:Jsl! .<~.n ~ ··• ,_" ...:..±..-.:..; . .:.r ··ochen, an~ apanst]am., N, thltd'atade. ··•:· .,. · · .. ~:· ny,,. ~i\Nf ~o!"".,..t··, 'i'' Smith, Pomeloy,:and others. ~ ·• Reader ·Services or _. . . . . .... ,... (. Board se~~~D!~Lt~~dd~:t~:~· . ,: · \·~, ~~~ -:,:~· ~e;~dr il;~~~;~es:a~l a~~ ~ INIRIIIIf \tj~_j ''4 ~~ 1,'1\lr-.l. • ' Sl 0:.(" · .: o.partmint t~~~~nlioniln: ' ... tfuftde)'l, ·' t: The mal~ ~r II! ~2'21~ · .._ ., ... ,,.. ,, .. - .1•• ' ~-··" ~·t< • -.••·..-u, .. ' -' ' " ' " ~ ·. III.Uid .-.l.l'"l.•- !ol :r ,n.,.lllt.'\ J .!: ,~Il\1.;'\ , ~ ;-1· • - ~ r-• , . J.f.bn DIAR.... ' ' .,_,. Dep•illiNntl be assured uie will :. ;·:r:,~ .do everythina to.keen ,___..... .,~::.,~ · · · ·~ :.in:.~ce~ptiom .to a ·: ..:. ;:·~:.~,":.: Plea~e . ::· ...~·.: In• .... A1 alltidpated ·forest health 1,880.99; fire equipment, wues aft"ectiDI woodlands. 1,7%.16: fire truck, · A.ll .-odland CIWnen and 38,596. 13; COPS PASt; inteteltl!cl pllrties ue wei• (1,574.91); cemetery ~,ne. Information is iWIItrusteet, 2,015; Law brock able -~ Doyie Melick, grant, 1.598.55; refUse, 661}·31~\ . .. ·-. · , • , 28,806. 96; ~Iter relie( ')t · pant. 2,503: impmw• : • . ment fund, 161j&66.50; water system, 3~,318.~; sewer sysRAtiNE - A clothing tern, 24,493.20; recreation, giveaway< will be held at (8,355 .10); cemececy, • God's Clothins Parish on (1,200.02); meter .deposits, Thinl Sttcet ih Racine April 25,465.93; cemetery endow'" 17 to 20. fiom II a.m. to 2 ment, 81,117.42. p.m. ~y. Parebthetic:al figures teptesent deficit balances. . ~·lp. llllnl ,._ - - m. at (7J0l 992·2156. ~~rvree . 111;~errupt~m; - ' Plant :~stees, Kinas- Our main'ccrrcem 11'1 lit IIOMIIe to bt aecUIIIIt. ~ you.llnbw o11111 error In a eiOIY, call 1M ~ , .. • ' "~~'----~--~----------------------~-------"~ "!"!' ' "".c:oiltll, ? . ••- >l·t .... .... ~.. ~~· ~1 ·• • • -- 2\ Butns. Topics at the conference will include: growing forest and field herbs, conservation and ·restoration, farm development and management, uiing medicinal herbs, marketing herbal · products. wild-simulated Ginseng. "We hope that through thi• year's conference, we can help spread the word abl:>ut the importance of ALBANY - Harold Oxley Sr., 80, Albany, diecJ Monday, native plants," said Carlo•. April9. 2001 at Russell Nursing Home, Albany. "Besides their medicinal purposes, the's t plants also • He was born July II, 1920, son of the late Clinton Brown and Ha;q:l Mae McHarg Oxley. He w.t• a union-painter••a vethave a huge impact on the eran of the U.S, Army during World War II, a member of the , •••Ill • ..I..Lu..tliU . . _.li.iltllld · natural foods industry." Albany VFW Post 9893, Pomeroy chapter o,f the DAV. and the . . . J ~ . ., Carlos said tha~ next to painters'.union. RUTLAND '~ Leadillf '(:tU:if1Aii~D· ~:'fisi -P..pt- ·the rain fotesu ofthe world, Surviving ate his wife, Wanda Lou Starubury Oxley; three Creek C~rva~c:y Disuict _land ~rHWIJI~Bap.ast"Churc:h Meigs ~ouhty is a unique, sons, Harold Oxley Jr. and Billy Oxley; both of london, Ohio, has iuued' a· boil·~~ry for wiU · ~old ib t Sth annual _untouched area that ~ffe~s and Chuck Oxl~ ofGIO'Ie Ctty; three daughters, Louelh Cof- · Kinpbilty Road cuatomen, Good Friday ail-nishc gospel excellent growth pomb1li~ fey, Carolyn Oxley and Kay Rake, all of LOndon; a stepdaugh- until· further n~cc. A nliiit _linl on Friday, beJinning at 7 ties _f~r many varieties of ter,~eresa Turner ofSa~btoon, Canada; a s~pson, ~al~ ~urner water line lealr. iii the aiea is p.m. Solid lltick Quutet,Jim medianal pla?ts. of P1clrerington; two Sisters and a b11>ther-m-hw, Vll'gtnsa and n!)W under reptii, Ohio. to4~ Bdetasi Slllpni Hands, Fiith.several nauonally recogByron Weue of Ronda, and Dorothy Lovett of Buchtel; a · fiom Horner Hill to &I _Journ~ Jimmy McK- nazed speakers -such as brother and sister-in.-law, Kenneth and R<XU: Oxley of~- bury P..oad, . Horner Hill ni&IUr Gloryland Steven Foster, Rosemary ·lien; several grandchildren and great-grandchildren; and meces P..oa4 and White Oak_P..oad Beli~, and: Joe Oladstar, C~mtoph~r and nephe~. , • . ~ _. . . . off~ allo 'tlft'e~:f~;;..iiil.pe~~~ . . H~bbs, and ~eanane Dav1s He was also preceded m death by his suter,Evelyn <;>xley;bis ed bY the due -:19 :;f'qtor ilivi~ the will be attendlng the weekbrother, Lawrence Oxley; a son,Jtmmy Oxley; and a !lrother- -depreauriuCI •·, ·;--, · . . ·, end conference. · in-hw, Bob Lovett. _ · ' •· ..;" , . This year's conference will Services will be 2 p.m. Friday in · Bigony-Jordan Funeral · ,. ' be a · collaborative effort Home, Albany, with the Rev. Edw.tni Jones officiating, Burial , between Rural Action, the . will be in Athens Memoty Gardens, with military servic~ SHADE:.,.... A boil advisory NCPMH and UpS, added under the dlrection of the AlbapyVFW Post 9893.Friends may for ·Tuppers Plairia-Che&ter POMEI\riv. ..._ ·An ,acti~n Carlos. call at the funeral home from 5-9 p.m. Thursday. Water OOtric:t customen oil C~t dialolutfon. o( marriage Pot more information on Ohio 681 west of U.S. 33 to has bdb fiied in MeitP thc ·herb gathering, contact Dewnny Road his been lift• , County · Comm'On __P~as Rural Action at 767-4938. ed. . _ · _ . : · Court. , by PI:!Pip Matthew. Iii other matters, Betsy GALLIPOLIS Roxie E. Salz~, 93; . Gallipolis, died A_ water sample taken ~n .. Sqilch,; foinelOy, 1!04 ·~~tie Herald Nicodemus, coordiMonday,AprU 9, 2001 ~tWyngate of Gallipolis. Monday is considered .are.·. ,: Smith; Urballl, ·:;, _ : · nator of the Meigs C9unty . Born Sept. 2,1907 in Carter County, Ky., daughter oftlte.late , ·, , ··~ _· . :_.; A. ~liation •.h a.( ·.;;been :Accident and ' lnjpry ProJames Madi•on and- R,osa Pennington Leadingham, she was a 'll ili;tie .' B . gram, spoke to chamber • retired sales clerk for J.C. Penney Co., Mantfielct. • • , .i ..• ~~~.: '':-. · .co)irt,~ . ~e _members about the Ameri· Mae 'Ti)1m and LaWrence J. .' · · · ' ·.;: ' · She attended Rodney United Methodist Church and was a POMEROY · ~ l'.:etutn Taylor · ,.can Cancer Society's Relay member ,of Rodney Grange. Jona!ban Meigs' 'Chapter of • Surviving are two brothers, Willis.T. Leadingham of Gallipol8 li•, and Dewey A. Leadingham ~f Dayton; and several -niecel Daughters of tho ,Anaerican , Revolution will meet Satur~ ., and nephews. . .. . She was also preceded in death by her husband, George Salz- day at 1 p.m .. ,at the Racine •, . POMEROY· - A mar-:· · maQ, in September 1976; thre~ si•ters,A.rlene Boggs, Hazel Cal- L~bnty. ~ohn .Milhoan, l~te • rjage .lillehse has been i11~ed Pip AI houn and Goldie Moore; and four brothers, E•tel Leadingham, vtce pm1de~t of the Reared ,, in Me-r,Counry . Probate tJile &•rte~ . Linville Leadingham, Russell Leadingham and Hughey Lead- Teachers wiU speak ab~Jit~n· p~~)((' '· '' ;f: ··~~ · ;.,~r;.,~, · ~:..t,_ ·~ -: ·~ - . ·,... '· ·co begin the work on May education.• , : · ingham. _ . . , ,. , :. .,., • '-l~' , '"l"!,a . ·:'1 · . . , ~ ~ •I' 2m" . "'"I" Service• will be 2 p.m. Friday in Ctemeen• Funeral Chapel, ilfl;.i.,;;.,.,..t. /'. ·:::..~d~~r ii ·(~";·,~: · ,· J.' ·r, He added that site p~epaGallipolis, with the Rev. Arhnd King officiating. Burial will be ~· ~.~~-·~, ~ ;lf~..r: '~'h:( ration bid• for the new elein South Web•ter Cemet~cy. South Web~ter. Friends may call at the ~hapel fiom 2-4 artd 6-8 p.m. Thursday. .. ":·· ' 43~ a.:=uao.;!_ ..-·~ ' • '.1lm-· · ~i areusedinlhtirataof~ He said , ~··In ~~ ·~ ' j Otllnltlo/1-2~ (lllr Colftetlon Polley ·.. ..''!!JY· ---- MIDDLEPORT - · Clan Jarvis, Middleport, died Wednesday, April 11, 2001 at Holzer Medial Center. A.mngemCn!S will be announced by Fisher-Acree Funeral Home. 1\ejlm: men~ vhim '~hen ' . ' Aml'Uifll ~ 43 . -.. ld InC. - 41 ATlT-21'1. · • , · ' 1• s • ; . • · 1 · The Dai y ent_.ine )- :"t"~' . LOCAL STOCKS ~ ac who talked about the • I . ~Colll-32\ doing thin~' saidthe~ . MQDtJ-L{\{I'l'kf -FQLV(\<:: • 7/ID-41\ an;,~ve:~nt ~- ~ ~~ sc~~~ ~nt . CINCINNATI (AP) - The former. owner o( ,the . faile'd, M'i'lh'r.,_.~ .- .1\"ii··A ·.·, L ·_·;,,\!l investment firm Ben Mar Investments Inc. slulnld .go :to.pris<m ~ \:11\C :Li\J\., untillre ,.•tattl making payments on a nearly $l"million judg. .. ment ·he owes· cteditors','fed11ral regulators say.. ... !.,_ ;' _,.,: ,, :; :,. • . 1.\Ji) ' \J\,.('\11 1\l;?•.l'! The Secutiti!!s and' Exchange Commission .i.S urging.. a.f~der,. .: ~'. Subs'c;ibe · ~oday. . : .:!;.;. 'at to 'imprison Benjamifi Schmidt, 68, until!lie •talts mak.. ':' "'', .::.992·2156. J. ' Tlw Dlllly 81 olin.. • hge A · • . ClN..... INNATI (AP) - · LWO -i •J ' • ~ 1iu•.-. . '-jP_•f ~,P.~teSts~r the po c,e sh~ ,o an 11na~;med black man left black 1:1. ' .,.:.;"- ' "d'Cirv officiais" ..:~fl:nl! for an Site ( Qbltlals ~r~·~QJfiT.fmter protesters set fires ( . - ADtrl 11, 2001 I • \ Wllflndly,Apr111; 2001 . - • • Page-Ai Jl . ~ • �• • • • The D.C~ily ~tinel . -. ")'" • • I ..... , ; ; ·' • · ' · ~ ' :! -!..., .' • ,I ... ~,.,. J • • • , • " • Jf "'- ... t d, and those who are bringing peace." mOst' o mc ' VIIJ1ence W2li concentra e rll -~~ lie· e chd in helmets . ~ !.'.. &.;;.. •~ - f to those Ea er 11u ...~,. po to ~te~ t"" me112ge ~ peace and •hields set up protective rings 'connru!llng the vandalism. d C' Hall and police headqua.l The gioull' attempted a peaceful aroun Ity ~~j~~ Ml~!.!J..:.' ..~ '1o; h<.J ""' o' ii.l.'1i r:Sdaf. ;.1 ..~, fio the church to ters an4 fired bean bags ~d rubber bule!'}' w,~~.1"'!'//.''ce. " J d ;..\'~' i('. J~-1~~ ·•../_/. :;r;t d m to had ·· lees at . abo;.f 50 demonstrators who ,Jbe ~.!!!:--nces wedre ~ d>:.1,,,tP.'l H~~u1 Po¥:~ _wd . ~re emhorutrab rst the roa,med through downtown streets ~ W,IP'!WT.~ loote storn .;m ~once oeen expecte to gat er, u d bottl bu · 1:.:~ ;...,. ,;.,.;..;nd rubber t;!.l~ets at a;:~ .ma.dic~ were '.turned back by police throwing rocks, cam an . '-~-~~ Sl~lr.>;> ......(...,-n ~ , ··.·l'Llr : •HIP-'' },,,. 'i 'il '" L~d· •a.- h , ness windows. At least one"- ~~ vencW'/{~ ~. wno o oc..., ou t e area. . · · • d d "Th~;,: ' a~ ·~~ be anoth~~· voice ·!~~i' ~~lic'e : SpeC: Scott John•on btt:r dor had his stand overturne an l'aP· ;;;; u~deJSta'n-f y.o;;';"P.· ~ .'~clre~d' tbe crowd at.the church, urg- . sacked.. · _ · · 'ed ,.!i:::!'~:;;;~g ..... ~••.-;:m, -,· •·.'" - .n,l''~· -": . •u or,.(lr. ., ,,.,, - ·- · · . th Officers on horseback, accomparu 15 on~ ••>1. unlh vnu but vtO ence IS on<r pef?Pie .not tO go OUt IOto e Srtee d . -..1+ . 1'1'~ · ., .. , •t· r- • · n· .l J• " ' "• il..,. •· '..I. fj lih . fi by other police on foot an carrymg thc. ~r:;,tli~,_Rev. DaiJl!l~ Lync~ ·" • l~esday ~cr:t •\!r , eir own.~ ~ty. oved from block to block pasf.9r W. ~~W .rrospect B..~~~~ <;:hu~h • 'I ('(here oiS fe~-everywhere•. said Joh.n- sho~m, m . . s of rotesters. . and leader qf ~incinnati J}lack }/rti.lf.ljl son, head of the SomtiiWI Poli<;e Assoc~a- loolting for .rov~~g grpup town · FJO~I ~id Tu~y nighc:'' . . '', _, I ; ' lion, a, Diack ' officer's group. "There i• Police contmue to patro1 . nh . [;yn,~h u~g.td about 150 ·p·''d~nle~tt~d- : ·f.;,.r·i·n !he polt~e -and on the other side, •treets into the ~arly mormng dours • · •in .- t!te · ,n)9w1 ·' '" • . • hi ing a meeting a~ his church ., a,np ,;" people , are not d1stmguis ng Wie dne•da_Y-re porttng some scattere . acts incJim~ Q\'tr; the-Rhine.Di•trict,.>)ll]ef<;,, betw~en those who are causing trouble of vandalism . '4 1~ "#t·~ ti/ l/t 1• J• ' J J! itt Lw C2001 AcaJWealher, Inc,. ' 't • 1 \ • !==:==:=:.::=:========;::!::~'=::========9 •· · ... ·· ~ ·• · ••11 'J • • ·.' 1 ' • ' bo lialf ill' dollars of cocaine ~ ...,..-'i11.. ere. ...m.. ing payl)lCf!IS to creditors ~-f liis invt!Up}e~t firm that . coll~se\l • ·:somebody lost "' nt a . -m . 1011. . I h .() i m ~ "!!!!IIIIJ \!rllll8' ~ I!!!!W8' . in March 19<1S. ' ·· ', , ''.· '.' ' · . · ' · whole•ale;' said Charles Goodwm, asmtant specia .age~t a! t e •· " DistrietJupge · "' 1 • "' Sandra' ~ e,·'cirnith. • ' f!:I'1e,d iq Septemb er.that · · . Dayron ~ ffi ceof t he ·FBll, · "S~.,.e "' body's·gomg to nus• this much ~ 'W!llll Pt.Ciouclr Cloudv non •.•,• fk.wrlol. ~· ''"·'"·' · Ice U.S. . 1 , , , ,Schmidt ~mst. paY, .$2;333 a.!''opth.'I~~ :;it;:<; h~d o~tamed the : product. . .judgment by suing Schmidt ,t.'? .~ccuse him ofviolatin11.~c~riu: sold as c~ack cocame, the 44 po~nds ~ould have netted tie• law•. · ' , 1 , , nearly S4 million on the street, Goodwm esunuted. Ed";."rd . . • sed . . .' " ·' Tue·~~lli1Jnidt ~anllot a[ord to pay more than. $200 BY TtiE ASSOCIATED PRESS thundentorrru. H1~h . ~n the monthly tmvJ..tttiJ.!,".$2,93!j,168 judgm_e j.lt,a&i!Wt .ltim. , , . • " , , . .. , Cooler temperature• •hould lower 80•. Soutli":"'sl ~ina ro· U~ll1ii'-''' ·-~~: · . 'l'1 ,11t~IY 1J~ ~~~~-::-:-: LIMA (AP) - Police arrested a 1<J..year-old·boy a.nd accused bring an end to the thunder- to 20 mph. C~ance , ~fran.' 50 .· -'I l [ .• ' him of calling in a bomb threat that forced evacuations at two •torm activity in the tri-coun- percent. , ,,. i . ..,. ol , i• i ", ,., .. , : : w. .. . . : •. .;elementary schools .and a nuddle school. _ ' . ty area by-tlleend of the week, Thursday ,ni~h~... M~•t\Y, ~~~~ic,~}~ (~)- ~~.sp~c~S:f ~~P~.J,i.~~~~. ~~bun;h_ . ~he boy, whos.e na~e ~s not released, w11l be char~d WI!h the National Weather Service cloudy with a c~nfe of.~~?~-•. , w~~~ ~refjg~~~~/o?~1 an~JP~r1ca,p ~$ ~l'l."'fl~ ot;t tll,e malll , :delinquency by mduQn~ P";':'IC related to schools, police MaJ . said. en and li)understo~~- ~ \n . al~r .~~Y.:r'!~·~~-. uiJ<., ·, ,,, -• ••__ ., Larr}'Winegardner said.· • But more s!orms were the mid 50.. _ . ,, ," 1 No.i~'!.ri~.nv~re rep~~a ~?.~he . tUf .~~ {)\'r ,'7~~~?~:L~ttlera;P He admitted to malting the th~ats fiom a phone booth on expec~ed tonight, following Extended fi;)r,eC4Jt:, , Church ,an~ p~·~~ool. Be•,i~~}he b~r~ll' flajl,af<JP .t~e ~ta~, . Monday morning, Winegardner soud. '. another day with high~ in the Friday. .. A chance of shqw,., , two jl~ty ro~~ ·~re dama~~ bY.~: .; .. r1 : , , : . . The ,boy W2S arrested later Monday and released to )lis par80.. Showers are expected in ers and thunderstorrru during ,.. T~~)(.re~'Ye~.~covc;re{W ,meqji\Cfs. ~~a~.}fllb~nc!::crew entsl policesatd, . _ theare~ Friday~ndSaturday. h d h · rdv retummsr·from a call about "3:30 a.m .. m.• t~IS .cpmmuruty, 45 ,, ... b t e ay, ot erwue pa , , ' rnii~ · · -' "'th:' fl:±ol b .. ;f., ~' vw~ · " ' t ~J .l, J,-- , , ... • · · • • Sunse~ tonight ~h e~t cloudy.High ''t.o..to >JS. . l,,c, ). s .~oBau :~ " cr.~m ~ ~h·m .,,J~ll ... : •• '11.•• ' 'ffi· c "d ' 8:06, an't sunrise o~ , urs .y Saturday... Showen• likely, , ~teve tne•!d' ;n tco. e _:_. ' ,. egjl~S~n~.~~~l'..~?t ale .. e 'S<liil " . . h. hi d is at 6:59a.m. mairil d . . 1h ~~ L . prelinunaty'tM ence pomtcu·to arson. tate ana r9C -~nve• - . CINCINNATI (AP) - Increased trade w1t C na create · Weather forecast: h Y ur' ng de -highY ·' ' ·awhetn·· · gators spent·much of the ~ coUecting evideil~~!. '" ' .. · heated competition for the limited cargo routes to and fiom the In t "• • , a .. h P I I d t e 1ower •50 san Tonig· t.. . artYh. c ou dY upper· 60• · '!"irllo~IJ, •~·· 1 ... · · · -" ~~~~ . .... • ,._ United States and the decmon to award those routes to UPS " a'iii.'~"" ' ~~ -.. · ~ 'llol ' '''"" ' with ·a chance of s owers an Sunda :.:Partly cloudy. Low , m0~ -.-~ 11 -"' ·" could mean more jobs in Ohio, a Teamst~rs offi~ial•aid. thunderstorms. Low in the . h ~ 4 , d high , lh . ioN~ .-. · ., , , ,•. o.rJ }I , .. 1 , , , UPS . ha• nearly 14,000 employee• m Olii.o, and about lower 60s. Southwest wind 5 ~n t e~ ~s (Js an ' m .. ~', CC?~U~~S ~AP) - T~,e •.tat~, ~fJ'l~btS?~ app~.ve?.2~ .200,000 overall reP.resented by the Teamstets. · . to IO·inph. Chance of rain 30 PP · , , m~t;ecfi.~';l~rs.~lloolsTue•dfr·~.'!n~n.g ~~~~<?~a'f,mf!(l~er?f•ucli,: "We aggressively pursued this issue because we thought 11 percent. Monday aQd Tuesday... P'att- .. schools; wlietlier planned or opened, Clo•e~,to tile \egulativ~ cap ,could mean an additional1 200 UPS jobs in the United States;• Thursday... Mostly cloudy ly cloudy. Low ·m the lower · 0 f 125' ' " , .. ,. · ' ·· "· ' -" 1" 1 ' " • • • • • • ' • • , with chance of showers arid 40s and l'iigh 'in the u~p~r 505. " Thcf'"ichooiHvill have five'-ydrs !8i~H5Wu!'"6~~hticin2l,' saiq' t•atd Bill L~thtenwald,:~~- Toledo-based director of the Ohio ' • • " " " • •r .. . .,., , , . ... r J ,. ,,. · 1.. B Th . C~nf~rence ofTeamst~rs . , Oh10 u,~p.art.ment of Edu-~~.!1,o'.' sp~kef,~n J:F ,1 ent~n. _ .• He ·said the union jojned UPS in lobbying for the China . _ . . . boatd next montl\•will conSidU whethe('t6 apofuO'e tWo qtore, ·1e 1·15 oppos1·n·011 10 expamling ·~de with China. 1 • desp1 SUcraASted chartersch<iols{'ll. - · ., .. :' ·· 1 ' .... t.. ' " . -•.. roue , . ~~ . _ _ . . .. ,.. •. ·1. , " "bl 1h rsd More ram poSSI e u .ay ·_· Sdm~dt's;!' ~tl9f!i~· McTigu~ 'ot~ifiFi~~a~l· 5aiJ I a-year-old actu of threat ,oAnon suspacted.at :church· _ •; '"" ,.. . : u, UniOn: ch"Ina roule vital . ... sch · 1 1 a d -I" 'i t Chiafter'\iBhools\ known a~hommunit)' school• in~o, are ft.8~ · ' " - · · · · ·'- · LEIPSIC (AP} - Consultants hired by the •tate'• corn mar- publici)" funded. privately operated iostiu . ' U mc . . . . """' -~e keting program are recommending a northwest Ohio site for sta~ ·regulations.'lihey reaeive basic state. aid, lill)J(·~e.d . ~tart-up HUNTINGTON WVa. (AP) _ Huntington officials are h ' fi h I d u· I t • ., .. • ·"· ··· moneyandnoconstructioQ 1 ~·nds " ' " ' ' ,... ' h ' '' ·· • . . t e state• 1rst et ano pro uc on Pan· ~ -'" · · . • , , i...t •. · . . , concerned that .the '. City's antiCipated defic11, could exceed the The Putnam County location was selected over 34 other site• ,Currel)tly, 52 •tate-sponsored schools•are>tlpen ,tn ,l!.llhid;while "r ·r· d b 'rat .. . 11 1 around Ohio for the propo•ed $50 million plaiit tliat would be . 58 oth•r~in~ding .the newl~ ' approved· 26;·have·cohtracts Wtth .. mF~ a owDe . y s t 'Be baww.ilh I 'd h ' . • 'd b 'll h d . ..,.~ , ~ ..... !l:t p • "" ~ B ' ·d" s· o, h ', ' tnance necto o emsat t ecttysunpai 1 . . bmlt w thm two years. , . • • ~• the state, ut ave not open'e , enron"Sat . IXteen dt ers are · ·f: II fi $ li h. $I milli' _asN a . 2 11 2 ~ ,,,... .••. ·' t he sponsore d" by the Luca• G01•nty cuucatmna "~ ' q jl s l-~ A ' ah el) ~ rom .3 on. ow, . . ' " It was corn prtces plu• dual railroad line.<natmaaootnat , CTVICe, ~enter/ 'd bill. "ml. lOR eard er $ t ISillyear ' to · 4 2 m lOR. A • l"'b ild . h "alf ' bl' h ' I ' . ·. . . ( " ' ~ ' ' t e Unpat s .gatn excee ·oest site, but there'• no rea•on we cant u a - ozen pu .t csc oosor ; stateumv~~~pes. ,"" ' ;' '' ':· .... ' ' · · S . d II h I II h · d' fi · ' h' · h 1 1 · Oh' d h d'" ' d M'ike:W: , .... ·• · · · r 1: ,, , • tate co e a ows t e nty to ega y ave a e cit Wit m 3 eta nod. pants mf_ ,h IoOh~~ t e roGa ' sat A. .' . agnu, execf·~ ~ · .i.t''.y .J. perteiu of its budget, or about $900,000. 10 ""orn_ rowers swetauon. - · 1n1 5 · · r • e VI "I d • h. k . hy' · : · 'th · · ty h· • uuve •rector o t e · · l:'utnam • • County are 5 to IJ .cents 'Iower -per ...., "· ·, - .. on t t m a one. can. say WI a11y certam .t _a1_were m .. · . ,_ •r . _ · "" . . . Corn pnces bushel than in other counties considered, including•ome in th~ · Ci?tV~ys (M'J -th<s~te has ~versed its..policy ,g ro- g01 !'~ to be able to avoid exc:edmg._the cas ual defim hnmaD ayto n area . hibit1ng death row inmates from twn,, Councilman tal Kent sat d. 11 .1!1.1'."""h . . · makinori~ CJJ~~~ ... 1. ~~· ~ .. 1 Officials with the Departii1ent ofRehabilitaiion and Correc•. . tion cba'qg!ld.th~ policy afw checking\'vith otnbt .iales. : • , cost~utting - . ..., . Th~~~1t#'p~ibiring tM final spbech was l'neant to protect ' . KENT (AP) - Former fil1t lady Barbara Bush took it in family members .of. n;1Urder.- .victin1s "frol'i1 '){ek~ing potentially ' CLEVELAND (AP) - LTV Corp., operatmg nnder bankstride wh"en. Kent State OnivetSity •tudents !lp~et with· her fi\>e.. ups'et~ing ,s't'atenlents. '. · ., · . .: rl. r. '· . i· · ' ' ruptcy court protection, ~ants to cut costs at a Cleveland steel gave inmate~: the option"of.sl!btl1itting a wrft"o" miii, ~~d at ltsdQwniOWI) headquarters. ,, :' ' :· . figure speaking fee ' protested . outSide her campus appearance ' The' old Tue~day night. · •· · .. ' ten tq 'the warder!"~&: be read after ¢e execution. _ A YI~eo mailed to LTV employees.on Tuesday did~'t mention "When I was just Mrs. nil\v-out-of-<;~ftice . George Bush, n'o · •' ',, .. : . ~ · '_ ' ' . ·,;·· ·• ' ~;;,;,;; ~~~fi ~ .,~-, ;-. ,lo 1 spt;qfics, ~ut ~ai,d .ct;>mp;~ny .co_st~cuttlng mo\>e•likely would ta~one even showed up. to yell at me," the president'•ll_lother told ' " ... w• get J.TV • mill on the west Side of the Cuyahoga. River,. m her $10-a-ttcket audience. "It'• ·sort of flattermg to 1\e yelled.at , · ~· v· ... · · , •. Cleveland, Its headquarters and )IS employee and ret1tee bene-_ ' · ·; ,: DAY1;,0N0 ~P) , -;; Tvyenty wra)Spi!~ l:lkldis o'f'pure 'coc~ne1 :fit.:' . , _ _ . , . again."· About 20 people peacefully· marched ourside the .arena, with were fol8flllll~tie'dl-dboard boxes ih a >fiatking lot beh1hd . Cleveland C11y Council PreSiden~ Mike Polensek, who has • some holding placard•. "Profits over people;• said one. . . ··: a football, s!adium, th,e second, largest' ~oc:i.irl~'!llii:l.lm! 'i n cit.y'hiS'- talked with ~Q~pany officials in recent.day•, said he under•tood _, ·.: ':.:_.. I 1. · :, , .:·. · · ~ - at least I ,000 J?b~ . could be lost in Cleveland through planned Sheryl Smith, director of campu• life, said last lnorlth tliat.' torf, ':i\!~b'IIlirig to the FBI:· ' I $73,500 wa• allocated for the event, including Mrs~· Bush's •· 'l'lle ~t:tin'I!'!W:is fouitd ' MoHday.leverung'Jtl~xt"to:Welcome cutbacks. _ _ S45,000 speaking fee, pi~• secu!ity and stage costs .. : ,. ·" " · StidlURr!llse~llfthe Uruvenity 'ofDiytoil artH ~rea high schoo! ' "H~w much over 1,000 people, I don't know," Polensek said '_ "'J~~ q , ,./f'' i " " , ..... "11ue'sua "y.· . ~-. · ' ' ' , .· ' '. ,. . . .e~uu:>. · ' foli ftlant ' ' '_ · ee- . 'bl" .., "" ' ' r·. na.y a ..•. Protest doesn't irk Mn•.Bush ." .pol· ·•s''ecl ., VideO hints at . J policy' st\lte'ment "Q&ine .*-:.o.lzed. fr.Qm IQt·,., , " , , I Rt~ulators w•nt investOr Jailed:, ·.: :.".'.~.~..:..<'~;~... :..'. . ? .... •• • • • • , ,,.n -'..; .am . NEw·s·. ... Onl - a4'lo tiE.--17\ •I•*"- - .. POMEROY - Christopher Shawn Lee, 26, Pomenly. died Tuesday. April tO. 2001 at Holzer Medical Center. ' He was born on Jan. 5, 1975 in Elyria. son ol Clarence Edward Lee and Rose Ellen Roush Lee. He wai.•a gracJuate of Carleton School and was employ.ed as a producaon worker at Meigs Industries in Syncuse. Survjving in addition to his patents are three sisten and two brothers-in-hw, Kelley and Larry Klein of Pomeroy. Michelle and Randy Montgomery QfWest Columbia, W.Va., and Allilon Lee of Pomeroy. He was preceded in death by .m. grihdpatents, Harold and Rosalie VanMeter Roush, and John and Mabel ~ee Knapp. Services' will be 1 p.m. Thunday, April 12. 2001 in FisherAcree Funeral Home, Pomeroy, with AI Hartson officiating. Burial will be in Graham Cemetety, New Haven, WVa. Friends may i:aU at the funeral home fiom 6-9 tonight. •• ;, - -.~ .•• • ··e.crow, . wib speak about cunene wam • • • '· ·' - o.l~l • t . • !1 • - o -• • •• """"unum ., Awards I,. PapAl students are graded across the board in all disciplines. He described the study-buddy's program which is roluntuy and bkcs place after school where teachers work with students on . hom,ework. He said theiC is a math tutoring program and a special n!ading project, but he attributed most of the succesa to "cOil'llriitted teachers with high expecta-lions )Vht;> ha~. stuck to their " · ~~~ ' ~if' .. burys award to the han! work dOne by the teaching stalf, as well as the rtudel\ts. along ,with support fiom the parents. He said the teachers "have Stuck to their g~~ns, they've bad high expectations, they've worked •....-ker extremely well "'-"!!"w• rau)a f o€'~s ·~":fl'l-~ft~ --·--~-- • ~ 1.,; . • -. , • -· 1 ,~. .. . ,. . .. n·. ' -- . - I J' I' q t I" ·~ f II .... _.... ....... t ' " • , -~ ' .; ' • Clrculdon f') I I I Clattlfleci.Adl . ' I, . • I ,.A WtRlD WORLD COMPAN'r' "·' Call )·B00-8ffff.Cii1JL'E•' .~ • ,, , ' o . ·~ ,,, ·~ Actvti11elnll ... -"' .:coMlrA!mt,ls ,~.:·~:r-~t.••ter,:,::~,~~ . "'. ., .,; , . Ext. 1~ .Ext. 13.. . \ " E!ot. 14 OtherHrV~ ~ ...,., •• M.f. flam 1 ,' 1 .. -· ·.< • • ' .,1 ·... ReedJville Unit~d Methodls~ ·. Po~•sD-..w . A. . .• _' h said -that project should be Church at 7 a.IIJ. Sundiy, ·, · .m ~~ :- n actl~ ready to start in late May or with breakfast co follow, .. · · for dlW~I! hU ~en filed an at the latest the first week in · ·_ . Mflll ..County , Comm~n June. P~eu ~Ilia bY PtJ8Y L. ~lp· . The date for the ground Un . , . . ,., :. p1~1 ~' ~~~~~. ~iWa!ll . breaking has been po•tDORCAS. · -:-. Betb~n;~:~.~i!f'P~~~~~~"~~:" -' ·~;. . ·: \ P.~ned until May 21, it was _ Dorcas United . t,rlethodit( -~·t.- . ,· .· f' l-.:.;.-- j j•..· _ · reported. Church~ so~~~e ·_ Circl~ · · ··• · . .1&g.,U .·· _· , · The total construction wiU ~ol4'; it; l·~ual. Eutet· . _, . ·i!-· ··f-'!::1< ']> ,,.:: , . b~dget for tbe ext~nu~e box lunchi~e -~ tbunday . ,Pv~Y - •l'lea~~JII. - · hagh school renovation . " at 7 p.m.'AII merhben mould to appropriate property and S5,680,000, with the b1ds · bring a box ' lunch , for the fix · compt~iat!on thro\lsh coming iat nearly $600,000 sale. e.Jnent cJOmun , have been below budget, according to . _&led in Me!p 9:'uney Com- _ Superintendent William , '. ·v uli set . L ch IL., A.J'!: ~'' ~ Pl t ,, ' by G rd ., 1 ' REJiDSVtW boardfohad bawardedb a contract r . as estos a ate men! at the ~1glt school to Lep1 Enterprues Inc., of Zanesville. That contract ~ 9~!, ~-,l''i: '·,· · · , .. ,, .,was. for $1'15,06>4. • 'TJI' P•~~ ~a,em,tnt .. Work to be completed · -bopa '4o.lmp~ tllidli~hl .,.. . , , · , •.:••. · this i~n'lmer. said Byckley,. traili by.' cleJfiDJ tteet ·ptd RACINE..._ deadlihi . inthldes· .. the ' , asbestos brush an~ marking trails, ~It . (ot allbmittihJ ·"•pl)licatio'nf • n!(IIOYl!l, · taking our ceiling up litter, landscape _at the for~~ ,2001 Ernest.A. (Bud) : - •· ~ park office, remcm debds , lind· ~ ~axil)e ' S.. Spencer · fiom the be' ch, dtan q~,~· :·~~~~ , Edil~ati~n ~c.h~l7 , flower beds, aue!llble p~eru~ :.-.· a. ~'P~,Jtif:41}f tO. t _, ,.~, ~blo...~d cli!IJl qp cht pla~t)' ,~ccot!~l·;, .to . '!''t~~~~~: , ground! ·. . ;/,:~1 · ·. _ .ft:olle~., ,J.!!~"·.~~~~!,~ ~~ 1.,. All yolunteeh, . includins new ' .s~liolarslupi An ·tile. c~urc:h · ·bps''·!Couts fa~- ~mount_ · o,f .it ,QQO .• dch,, ' . lies . and ~0~~-~ ~u~~ and ~ote~tlaijy :. ~rie~able three; itU!ividuai) who ~te intereJt.r addltlo.llll ~~r~ for•- ~nd~r· In h I> '"' t , Srllduatc · tturl1es, •_ w11l be_ e , m .ass!f~ns . t e 1 ro~"", a •aided. , .~:.,-- , ~ ·: :• •• , atked >to ~at :the 1Pp~'~~·. ~p~U~llnts 'm u't be legal pmle clo~ulg· '•.nd ; work: reti~thll ,of SllctO!t 1bwmhip, gloves, and meet at .the ~~~~ , Mell(i: ..';·~';'Dfy · :or , !lhe~· filmpinl area 11ea_r .th~ ~-Y.~~M~~·!_~;!.~f ~~e ;.1~t~ .•Mtt entrance. .1 • • • ,~.M~·~~di~l't\o~ . ·'r'... 1 ,.. .. ., The park WilJ.tav~ COQ~~{~i'!i\~~~~~!j;ort ·for,,~,li_Y,~ 'bf ·_ ~ul for ~~o .e- ~W,~\Ii~l· _,. i :., ·ilcai~~l{:t:~(rom ·:::, ~q~the~~ lnfor.m.ttop '· ~- 'va1\•l!le bY , Hial\i' , School i., ~l.hdan~.~ . ~ailing P~r~i Mat\~aer .JU!tdyi' Co.l!l'l~lor : ,Shi~ey ~~~re an~ W~chter at 378~206; · m11~ .b~ lllbmtt!ed j)t .,liSt:·> ' ·· · . : ,,. · m~md .J;elbre .the·d~4dline,' .: " . ollfl.,,., , tt '. t . ,........ "• " .• 2 •·• ' lf!ll••dllfti Jlt ·- ' . Til~ ....• a. • I •. \. .: •n: fo~ l,ife on April 27-28. ~ .following a brief video .:( ' presentation, Nicodemus stressed the importance of • the cancer sociery's si81l!':r· ture event. which alloW'S · participants, includin~ patients, medical •upporf; · staff, corporations, civi~ organizations, churches, and community volunteers the opportunity to j~in together to fight against cancer. !l .Nicodemus said teams of ' ·. 10-,15 people •pend 18 ·> hours together in an effort '• to raise money to battle ,,_ cancer. At least one mei)tb~.; , of each team walks, runs · . · strolls around the track fo , the entire event. ,.1 Teams can be organized' by friends. relatives, local . businesses, hosf~ls.' scho~ls an~ .other orp ~ . nons, satd , ·. N,j_codemus, an · each team · .is aiked to ritse a minimum . of $100 per person. Gina Pines, director of the i University of Rio Grande:~~ Meigs Center, inform~<¥;' those in attendance of thl~ second'· annual "Evening Poetry" . will be held o~ Apri124 .at 7 p.m. inside the Meigs Center in Middle~ port. , 't c· Jl Pines said that :in recognition of April being National . '"· Poetry Month .and the suecess of last year'• event, the poetry readings . will ta~(! · place once again and wlli'<;. _ feature such writers a• Jud~ Klare, Jack Hart, Cathy · Lente•, Joyce Richardson, Amy Cooms, and Joanne Ford. There will al•o be a book 1iii. sale and signing by authors ~·' following the poem recita- · ~ tion•. •he added. ::k.. f' o' · 1. '- ., and floor tile, in•talling .:~ ; •prinkler system, upgradiri . electrical work in the voca·-;.. i tiona! area and replacing th¢ roof on the academic pll~ tion of the building, The superintendent said ,that work will"' continue :~ through the scli'ool year in "'\ . blocks of four or five elm- ' room• with •orne classes to be held in modular· units. Everything will be broug~;' up to code including elec;.\1., tricity - and the unitar~;. •ewage system, he sau!. .~ : Major renovation• · will. take place in the cafeteri~ as· well as the media center, -,. there will be new lockers ;,~ ·and desk• and chain in the :#'l;l entire building, new ceiling tile and flooring will be - , installed, along with a security and inter_c ommunka ';;o'- . tiqn system. •·'?i) , Air conditioning will btA. installed in parts of th~·,r ·building not now air condi~ tioned, but not the gymna~ slum, there will be new ., doors and wifj,Q'Ws every .!!{, p)ate, and the _ ~f"tt entrance t~tlte buildjll~ - will have a , ·'·' co·mplete redesign, Buckley ., said. ,i i ''f __. . 1 a ........ ~. . p i . ., ... .,., - Plin .dian-up P:!~or~&~:~,ftbe Qhl: 8 ~t~~-urlier meeting. the • -- ,=owd J?epartmC _tt~ t . pb( Ttapspp~· who . came.:to ~t-""""'1 ':"'m Run State Park at ReedsVille a on, o u~ . us1 · as-_1n1t the ~rr ; Elementary ' Will ·l!old 1 c't~~~~p daY oti :: Ployd Brickloils~ Shade, illd ~t!i'~ntluO!:Jsl! .<~.n ~ ··• ,_" ...:..±..-.:..; . .:.r ··ochen, an~ apanst]am., N, thltd'atade. ··•:· .,. · · .. ~:· ny,,. ~i\Nf ~o!"".,..t··, 'i'' Smith, Pomeloy,:and others. ~ ·• Reader ·Services or _. . . . . .... ,... (. Board se~~~D!~Lt~~dd~:t~:~· . ,: · \·~, ~~~ -:,:~· ~e;~dr il;~~~;~es:a~l a~~ ~ INIRIIIIf \tj~_j ''4 ~~ 1,'1\lr-.l. • ' Sl 0:.(" · .: o.partmint t~~~~nlioniln: ' ... tfuftde)'l, ·' t: The mal~ ~r II! ~2'21~ · .._ ., ... ,,.. ,, .. - .1•• ' ~-··" ~·t< • -.••·..-u, .. ' -' ' " ' " ~ ·. III.Uid .-.l.l'"l.•- !ol :r ,n.,.lllt.'\ J .!: ,~Il\1.;'\ , ~ ;-1· • - ~ r-• , . J.f.bn DIAR.... ' ' .,_,. Dep•illiNntl be assured uie will :. ;·:r:,~ .do everythina to.keen ,___..... .,~::.,~ · · · ·~ :.in:.~ce~ptiom .to a ·: ..:. ;:·~:.~,":.: Plea~e . ::· ...~·.: In• .... A1 alltidpated ·forest health 1,880.99; fire equipment, wues aft"ectiDI woodlands. 1,7%.16: fire truck, · A.ll .-odland CIWnen and 38,596. 13; COPS PASt; inteteltl!cl pllrties ue wei• (1,574.91); cemetery ~,ne. Information is iWIItrusteet, 2,015; Law brock able -~ Doyie Melick, grant, 1.598.55; refUse, 661}·31~\ . .. ·-. · , • , 28,806. 96; ~Iter relie( ')t · pant. 2,503: impmw• : • . ment fund, 161j&66.50; water system, 3~,318.~; sewer sysRAtiNE - A clothing tern, 24,493.20; recreation, giveaway< will be held at (8,355 .10); cemececy, • God's Clothins Parish on (1,200.02); meter .deposits, Thinl Sttcet ih Racine April 25,465.93; cemetery endow'" 17 to 20. fiom II a.m. to 2 ment, 81,117.42. p.m. ~y. Parebthetic:al figures teptesent deficit balances. . ~·lp. llllnl ,._ - - m. at (7J0l 992·2156. ~~rvree . 111;~errupt~m; - ' Plant :~stees, Kinas- Our main'ccrrcem 11'1 lit IIOMIIe to bt aecUIIIIt. ~ you.llnbw o11111 error In a eiOIY, call 1M ~ , .. • ' "~~'----~--~----------------------~-------"~ "!"!' ' "".c:oiltll, ? . ••- >l·t .... .... ~.. ~~· ~1 ·• • • -- 2\ Butns. Topics at the conference will include: growing forest and field herbs, conservation and ·restoration, farm development and management, uiing medicinal herbs, marketing herbal · products. wild-simulated Ginseng. "We hope that through thi• year's conference, we can help spread the word abl:>ut the importance of ALBANY - Harold Oxley Sr., 80, Albany, diecJ Monday, native plants," said Carlo•. April9. 2001 at Russell Nursing Home, Albany. "Besides their medicinal purposes, the's t plants also • He was born July II, 1920, son of the late Clinton Brown and Ha;q:l Mae McHarg Oxley. He w.t• a union-painter••a vethave a huge impact on the eran of the U.S, Army during World War II, a member of the , •••Ill • ..I..Lu..tliU . . _.li.iltllld · natural foods industry." Albany VFW Post 9893, Pomeroy chapter o,f the DAV. and the . . . J ~ . ., Carlos said tha~ next to painters'.union. RUTLAND '~ Leadillf '(:tU:if1Aii~D· ~:'fisi -P..pt- ·the rain fotesu ofthe world, Surviving ate his wife, Wanda Lou Starubury Oxley; three Creek C~rva~c:y Disuict _land ~rHWIJI~Bap.ast"Churc:h Meigs ~ouhty is a unique, sons, Harold Oxley Jr. and Billy Oxley; both of london, Ohio, has iuued' a· boil·~~ry for wiU · ~old ib t Sth annual _untouched area that ~ffe~s and Chuck Oxl~ ofGIO'Ie Ctty; three daughters, Louelh Cof- · Kinpbilty Road cuatomen, Good Friday ail-nishc gospel excellent growth pomb1li~ fey, Carolyn Oxley and Kay Rake, all of LOndon; a stepdaugh- until· further n~cc. A nliiit _linl on Friday, beJinning at 7 ties _f~r many varieties of ter,~eresa Turner ofSa~btoon, Canada; a s~pson, ~al~ ~urner water line lealr. iii the aiea is p.m. Solid lltick Quutet,Jim medianal pla?ts. of P1clrerington; two Sisters and a b11>ther-m-hw, Vll'gtnsa and n!)W under reptii, Ohio. to4~ Bdetasi Slllpni Hands, Fiith.several nauonally recogByron Weue of Ronda, and Dorothy Lovett of Buchtel; a · fiom Horner Hill to &I _Journ~ Jimmy McK- nazed speakers -such as brother and sister-in.-law, Kenneth and R<XU: Oxley of~- bury P..oad, . Horner Hill ni&IUr Gloryland Steven Foster, Rosemary ·lien; several grandchildren and great-grandchildren; and meces P..oa4 and White Oak_P..oad Beli~, and: Joe Oladstar, C~mtoph~r and nephe~. , • . ~ _. . . . off~ allo 'tlft'e~:f~;;..iiil.pe~~~ . . H~bbs, and ~eanane Dav1s He was also preceded m death by his suter,Evelyn <;>xley;bis ed bY the due -:19 :;f'qtor ilivi~ the will be attendlng the weekbrother, Lawrence Oxley; a son,Jtmmy Oxley; and a !lrother- -depreauriuCI •·, ·;--, · . . ·, end conference. · in-hw, Bob Lovett. _ · ' •· ..;" , . This year's conference will Services will be 2 p.m. Friday in · Bigony-Jordan Funeral · ,. ' be a · collaborative effort Home, Albany, with the Rev. Edw.tni Jones officiating, Burial , between Rural Action, the . will be in Athens Memoty Gardens, with military servic~ SHADE:.,.... A boil advisory NCPMH and UpS, added under the dlrection of the AlbapyVFW Post 9893.Friends may for ·Tuppers Plairia-Che&ter POMEI\riv. ..._ ·An ,acti~n Carlos. call at the funeral home from 5-9 p.m. Thursday. Water OOtric:t customen oil C~t dialolutfon. o( marriage Pot more information on Ohio 681 west of U.S. 33 to has bdb fiied in MeitP thc ·herb gathering, contact Dewnny Road his been lift• , County · Comm'On __P~as Rural Action at 767-4938. ed. . _ · _ . : · Court. , by PI:!Pip Matthew. Iii other matters, Betsy GALLIPOLIS Roxie E. Salz~, 93; . Gallipolis, died A_ water sample taken ~n .. Sqilch,; foinelOy, 1!04 ·~~tie Herald Nicodemus, coordiMonday,AprU 9, 2001 ~tWyngate of Gallipolis. Monday is considered .are.·. ,: Smith; Urballl, ·:;, _ : · nator of the Meigs C9unty . Born Sept. 2,1907 in Carter County, Ky., daughter oftlte.late , ·, , ··~ _· . :_.; A. ~liation •.h a.( ·.;;been :Accident and ' lnjpry ProJames Madi•on and- R,osa Pennington Leadingham, she was a 'll ili;tie .' B . gram, spoke to chamber • retired sales clerk for J.C. Penney Co., Mantfielct. • • , .i ..• ~~~.: '':-. · .co)irt,~ . ~e _members about the Ameri· Mae 'Ti)1m and LaWrence J. .' · · · ' ·.;: ' · She attended Rodney United Methodist Church and was a POMEROY · ~ l'.:etutn Taylor · ,.can Cancer Society's Relay member ,of Rodney Grange. Jona!ban Meigs' 'Chapter of • Surviving are two brothers, Willis.T. Leadingham of Gallipol8 li•, and Dewey A. Leadingham ~f Dayton; and several -niecel Daughters of tho ,Anaerican , Revolution will meet Satur~ ., and nephews. . .. . She was also preceded in death by her husband, George Salz- day at 1 p.m .. ,at the Racine •, . POMEROY· - A mar-:· · maQ, in September 1976; thre~ si•ters,A.rlene Boggs, Hazel Cal- L~bnty. ~ohn .Milhoan, l~te • rjage .lillehse has been i11~ed Pip AI houn and Goldie Moore; and four brothers, E•tel Leadingham, vtce pm1de~t of the Reared ,, in Me-r,Counry . Probate tJile &•rte~ . Linville Leadingham, Russell Leadingham and Hughey Lead- Teachers wiU speak ab~Jit~n· p~~)((' '· '' ;f: ··~~ · ;.,~r;.,~, · ~:..t,_ ·~ -: ·~ - . ·,... '· ·co begin the work on May education.• , : · ingham. _ . . , ,. , :. .,., • '-l~' , '"l"!,a . ·:'1 · . . , ~ ~ •I' 2m" . "'"I" Service• will be 2 p.m. Friday in Ctemeen• Funeral Chapel, ilfl;.i.,;;.,.,..t. /'. ·:::..~d~~r ii ·(~";·,~: · ,· J.' ·r, He added that site p~epaGallipolis, with the Rev. Arhnd King officiating. Burial will be ~· ~.~~-·~, ~ ;lf~..r: '~'h:( ration bid• for the new elein South Web•ter Cemet~cy. South Web~ter. Friends may call at the ~hapel fiom 2-4 artd 6-8 p.m. Thursday. .. ":·· ' 43~ a.:=uao.;!_ ..-·~ ' • '.1lm-· · ~i areusedinlhtirataof~ He said , ~··In ~~ ·~ ' j Otllnltlo/1-2~ (lllr Colftetlon Polley ·.. ..''!!JY· ---- MIDDLEPORT - · Clan Jarvis, Middleport, died Wednesday, April 11, 2001 at Holzer Medial Center. A.mngemCn!S will be announced by Fisher-Acree Funeral Home. 1\ejlm: men~ vhim '~hen ' . ' Aml'Uifll ~ 43 . -.. ld InC. - 41 ATlT-21'1. · • , · ' 1• s • ; . • · 1 · The Dai y ent_.ine )- :"t"~' . LOCAL STOCKS ~ ac who talked about the • I . ~Colll-32\ doing thin~' saidthe~ . MQDtJ-L{\{I'l'kf -FQLV(\<:: • 7/ID-41\ an;,~ve:~nt ~- ~ ~~ sc~~~ ~nt . CINCINNATI (AP) - The former. owner o( ,the . faile'd, M'i'lh'r.,_.~ .- .1\"ii··A ·.·, L ·_·;,,\!l investment firm Ben Mar Investments Inc. slulnld .go :to.pris<m ~ \:11\C :Li\J\., untillre ,.•tattl making payments on a nearly $l"million judg. .. ment ·he owes· cteditors','fed11ral regulators say.. ... !.,_ ;' _,.,: ,, :; :,. • . 1.\Ji) ' \J\,.('\11 1\l;?•.l'! The Secutiti!!s and' Exchange Commission .i.S urging.. a.f~der,. .: ~'. Subs'c;ibe · ~oday. . : .:!;.;. 'at to 'imprison Benjamifi Schmidt, 68, until!lie •talts mak.. ':' "'', .::.992·2156. J. ' Tlw Dlllly 81 olin.. • hge A · • . ClN..... INNATI (AP) - · LWO -i •J ' • ~ 1iu•.-. . '-jP_•f ~,P.~teSts~r the po c,e sh~ ,o an 11na~;med black man left black 1:1. ' .,.:.;"- ' "d'Cirv officiais" ..:~fl:nl! for an Site ( Qbltlals ~r~·~QJfiT.fmter protesters set fires ( . - ADtrl 11, 2001 I • \ Wllflndly,Apr111; 2001 . - • • Page-Ai Jl . ~ • �• •• , A4 ........,_ Afil n_ail:~y..&n_tin_el_--~-·--·......··--~~-·IJ the IJ8nd Go.od ma11ner~ atfoner~ls show respect for family PapAS The Daily Sentinel _Th_e ~ D.aily Sentinel . ..... •• • • 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 'f40-1112-~~ • Fax: 112-2157 . Ohio Yalley Publlahlng Co. l • _,A.. s"' ~ .,... C:onlrolla Clwtel .. ~ c;...... , .. ... . Publ..... ... ...,,' . "· .. . " ......... - - "__ " " -· _Riijod,..-.,al ......,:n.,~~tow~~•n-JII_AII_ ____ '!' ·- . N• • ·r.- ,_,.. .tl k- ,,. ' 1 ,_,..,... Ja . . . ...._....... I ...,..!.,.nD f(L J • • .,......,. ..... llt# ,.._. . . . . lf/1111 Olfitl HAy ' *'-'~• ,...,....c•. •• .,_,.,eMil IJI I ·s-~-.,...,, '-' . ~ ... _ .. ~· NATIOl\j'AL VIEWS •• • . 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' ''"' ' ' lj . · meal at hllll, e,p.m. Frltndl ;_ i ,\ and nelghb,or~. )Aielcome , fi, i. •II •< 1 MASON, Riversldii ' '. l:adles' Gol.f ASSQCI8\Ibn, sea· . , son l!lckolf meetlnll: 12 neon, "' lollowed by pizza and l'llnlii;v, • . hole scram!Jie.. fi:.1embe~l!1.. :, , dues, $10. Membe~ ,need r'/Ot ,, ba members of the Riverside . Golf Course. NeW.me/nbtti's")' ., welcome. , 11'''' ,- I ,,_, W'.W:•:.:.: .' J'' . I ./ :pqso:dasp~~iit'U_galldaas ,. h()ut:Y~~ ·m~.man. · · .,. . 1 , , ~ •• aa~auiOIII9blle.~M ·•"l <R'! .."-.~Ihts!""'!f"~RtdGrml ~~~~:~~~fi~:otc~ ~t,ed contrQI. 1'' ' ButJWt keq; 1t to }'Oill1el£~ther-lli<,~~~~ ~ce When It has CCiRie to the,l!ft.d,..Sitout • · ~~ smrs, smt •n ihe U.S. on • !1-1 ,to 'thf' W~it~ , HQ\ls~· !aWl can~ hllf!ful thi~\WI)eh e)> don~ , Of~.~~ Here are a ~ lp that indir ·• PBS.il!lll In .Can:uta on lhe CBG Netwerk; was WQul\dechn ·ah. massi- • . J,UU!mtand the •logic. , or · i ca~ it's~ lilt }'011 to,pt I ntW cat:,..'\,•• 111111 tlud« '!( '1M Red Green Book".and . ' • ·. • ,,. )oy'ji(Joc41Hj . '" • Its~ to.deDI:l'111illie ill oriiJinal "Rtd Green Tllllts Can:A Love Story.") ;l~ ' I BURLINGHAM ;~ Bu~lngl'la'il'l' '''~ > •'. .1 I 1 I 1 Modem Woodmen, p(!tlliek· " '" 1 a· "''··"! ·:-, , ; , SATURDAY'" '"''J< . ,, tala; ""61;. ----------- TUPPERS Pt:AINS ;;.:_;Sdulfl Bethel New Testament::·"' · '"" Church, Good Friday S81\11de,." • 7 p:m., with special presente, , tlon, The Virus." ,, r _d~, ~,1 h'':-.'l'' ,., !nd .;.,,..., ' ' · ~-jl) Rl:JTLANO<.-.. 'RUIIantl OHurttf'.i' · of the Nazarene, 1.8mb of ·;"· God,' an Easter,drama, .Fri· •, · '" day ~at 6:45p.r,nl, 'IJ I l; lhJ fi_.,., ·:·. in '- I : &&,e '"rrEARING 'AID' C~NTER I I I 1.1;fJt \I ·,.1· .. > of lome clrbe behaVail , ' "''.~~.•,O,.'YbU• i ..ni!Cd ,., ac:Mnced , ootice ~stpp. . ';.~ 'menand~ · ' •\lbJ 'biiietoWiaijlemobsabdleanto ·~ · a;; .' ., lJ } • , • ~---------------~ ~F s_ .o BYTHEAS5<!CIATEOPRES~j ,· / ,:. '. ,, ~ :mJ:-" OlleiiCJe'IIJ 1getthe,~tostart. ' 1 T~~: 4-We4n~s~y;!.'P.t~! l l , the lOht·day~of 2,06~, 'l;h~ . '5'1,000 a Vieek.You need to finh ror.~~ ~ loOk at ~ m, '· •'f\tc ~ ~t ~properly. and one iii'! are 2~4 ·cmy, eti 1'rt the' year; ·"' ~..., "' · ... , ' •·•· .. ,.. ,.,r, · ·reel ' ~.,.-t abOut ' unelt.' H~'s.~·)\!,lf die..bacluo'Clm. #'llfll' •'~· IIIPl'll' dian Of.....,. IIIDISSUlg• . '· · •. • .•,.~ ~ . J • ~ . , yo ' ~ ,.. II( "'" ....... ~b · ~ _.,Y'.,1 ~ ..:J-.'t.~ ~~1·" "' ~ rtz:-u.... Us' · th • nit " Today'sHighltghtmHtstory: dO: h' • · , ... • ·• , · .q' ~··· .. mendo. • ..., lh•'I .IIXUIWUD!Cft.ua l-• ", :>"'•~n.'ISsme m etru . ~: Oii.April11, .1951, PresidemTruman telieved ·Gen.Do,uglas · Yes; }'Om· brother-~ is~~ · ~4ll~and.,oil.nlllly need ~'\bu.t~ it~ and~gin a ''l' MacArthur of.hts commands m .the Far East. · monc;y, but he\ P!P~ a d<XtPr, or '.~: a~ . , l"Q\\e ·· , , on ~ ··.119t~e F· and nobody ~als tt.. . 7 On this date: • - · ·' ' ~ or.a 'piiJillbCr or somethirig. 11 Pl.: I~ ~en all! .~ 01'1 ~ .!<!, •The msurance company mdicates ihat if ":!' In,~ 689,\Yilliam III and J"iaty II were f.rowt)~d ~ jgint sov· puiting in iuldrec'ls of,boitrs Of ~CO: . -~~ and . ckitiill't ialte ~. •You. total the ear, ·the daim won't exceed ,,, erei~ of Britain. • • ~· • '"'" · • ... ' · ..... ' ifaiOd ~!Fort to generate that kUid of:coid. illllmtion. , your deductible. · ·' ·' In~ 1814, ~Nap~e(,n' <-Bonaparte abdicated•lu~p~ror.. of '; ·~ You on tile Other ha!ia; - ·stinding a ' ,:N~M: Ik'cs- &uer•.~~ ··llalt I• ~ is currently on fire. ' ;·: 100 ..... " I ' ' d h 'I d fEib ,, ' .,. • h .. ' I •.L::lll'l.~. ~:~"-'• ' ~ · IC~ ' ' ' il .' "'"---··-.;... _ aeni France ·anq V('IS .~she to Le' ts an o a. , 'f,.., ' ~ !", }laiket of mmcli fri~ ;Weant)g a'F1"'!Fo,~-r .• •• , !~1~· w~ " • ., : ' • ~. . on .' ... In 1898, President,Mc){inley asked Congtess fo~ a d.ec~• ., I!Utead' of gt)ingfor a pise.that yQ::r'll · evet ~~JJ! ,hr.<~: co~ 1 I !-"U ~~rearement schemes 1::· rion of war ~ Spain. . ., . . , " ' get; start ila'cking off.,The goal is ~ ' so ~·- ·~ , . . ~ ,' ' ~mel they :ue all based on planning l ' In ' 89,2. l{te ~aty: j:nding t\te Spamsh-~nc!UIJ:Waf ..~~ t iittle that , althoUgh ~IJl-e, wa '40 tiS'*~ a nlllchine; Men, on· to the age of90. Chllnces lite that after the ·~decla$1!. eifs$.~ " ~ .~- ,/;:,ott· i '::1'.· • • , hbUrs..:a ~k,' }'Out ~~~tY is ~~~ ~ &)Miy. "'~ ~~ 9. of· 90 ~u're either not here ·or not .~ In)~21; 1~. ~e~me" the .first state.'to''\rti'pti~·~ c!~AJ Y · fed~ced'~~o'ne hour. "'/~ . ~~~~<ia'Cllc 6nt sliPi;~ !IWite that you're h~. ~I'm ~g that .,1,. taX. • ' t"· · • • • ., ~, . . • .,., •·~ , N~ m yopr mind, 'yOu' co~an ·~ ~~~ • ~ ~. lhe ~ ~. ~ an~l:her look at discounts , In · W~r II, Ameritap sqldien:Ji~ritbt '"ope. hour' of Pio<Juctiv,ity, to. ~ JL ~ ~ ;illll ~t. ~ k\!8 ~ ~ •w:-·lfl m 8~. ~ old.and buying 0 the · camp~\{Gh~w~iJt· ~e . ';, maJies,...s eJg!'liey don't~~~ .. ~mtti~~t ~thjnpWflj:. . anliij!iari~e;thatwill.o~diveme;Lshould- --~ · . ~· •· . ·• ~ "'" •' -.1 "'~' ':oft: lb' tlie 'illCIC-offllo~; ~\ Ql•\t':.aq: ~~,~ ,IC!I rillny<lilf• n'l·~ ~pay fUll pnce. Charge me for .. ·19ii!t P\'C'tiilteri~LYil onj;;'hnson'si~ed in~law ~~ c:;:~ - ·,~'much ora leap rot#, ~ co~ ~:!~ 4' .bouse.lfllliai s-:·~worth, and then }'OU cab come .~1 alter the aisassjn~tion of !J?a~ •' th4rya.i'te ~ 1300 .a;~. fit.. , ~iDiil.-lf.dlf. "!!" M.,to ~ ~ . ;~litUfat.tlefunerai.Myonlyoth~ • ..... . ....... ~ • ' ~ same ek, }'OUI' bmtlfe1-liWaw, ~ ~ ~ ~ ' ' -~ ' J \ • . ' uo ~useless junk that does!l t .. , 1''-lllastecl,.~ifFon its illcf~t~d 11U$Ston c.o the never slacks Of' aha tt.uefore Hai.to l:cMm:t ...~e)' ,' ~ llit,.&it ~Wife was really bopmg that as I '.' ' tlltwholli40hours,is only~m an '..IMI get: lif fiori)il!•dll'ilh . 80folda.i'd ~out of that habit. IT10I~~~====;~ to return safely. :" ~ 1Som; > .,,{ • wcq: 1S ~ 1Sitoui!Y"· \ ..... :.. ,_:,. .. ' .. I '" ~~~~f~~~~~r~~:~~ ~hey shou~r~~ ~~ -~~ti?.nal.~~ . ~ one ' wrrif't~ ' ofie-uij~~thlJthraoaaft .'bt~theri;i~-l~w .. ~ ~ I I I :h v ..... · . ."->!•· f"l :!fS:/1 ~ W4 '.lrl . I ., tCfl E'-N ' 's· ....~ _..... (Dear Abby is wrill(fl by Pauli11e Plrillips and.dauRI•ttr Jeannl! Pltillips.) I Friday, Aprll13, 2001 • 9:p«) ~ cited· n '' ...· f,~ ;c was· R t J1., · .\. erer· ttacJe boau\t -::t ried in September and am faced with a problem. My aunt has asked me if a picture of my snndfather• who recendy passed away, may be placed on . the altar. The question shocked me. I. didn't know how to respond. Is this appropr:iate? I don't want to make a joyful event depressing, -. BRIDE-TO-BE, NORFOLK, VA . DEAR. BRIDE-TO-BE: It doesn't have to be depressing. Placing .a small photognph of your grandfather on the altar would be a sensitive and loving gesture.. A shorr reading could be dedicated to your departed gnndfather who is with }'OU in spirit- a sentimental warmup for the nllin event. . , . Racine Library. ohn Milhoan, Qu~on: 'VJlen and how one. It doesn't know to go to Christian FetiQwllh!P ~l)u!J7h· ,; . ~tttvict,~rea ~ ol Retired • ' ·•~t~:u>P ~\ ( I. 1. ,., }'OUr headache. Instead, it goes . 7 p.m. eacJ:I !Mnlng,,wit~ , ,~~chera . l~tiOn to apeak.\ • · : ·" cap ,~t ""IK to all pam of you,r body. The 4 Rev. Chaltie Giiliith Of eerpre on 8duca on: • · • ..· ~v · •- . as guest speaker. Si)e(:ial "• . denast proba.bly calls a crown, IS good news is that your singing nightly, with 'Singing SUNQAY . . , a !!!.~. (typ~~allr ~d). pooceheadache gets better regardless Echoes on Sunday evening,,, · •·. PQRnAND ..... Community of j lai~, or -~S- ~ove\'lng• of a of how it Jtappe,rn. , · . . , • ,, ,. '"' Cbriiii.Chun:h,locatedon •1roqlji.'Thltcap~fittedtoftold John C. Wolf, D.O. . "Family Mediciru!" is a weekly POMEROY '7 ~ome~y Mer- Love)l,f!~ just off County ~th~ a tooth ··~ has beeit Auociate Prof<uor column. To submit questions, write chants A8SOCt~t1on, 8.30 a.m.. , ~pa~ 35, .•sunrise servtcea at i damaged or tg li: lp hold of Family Medicine 10 ]oltn c. W.,!f, 1). 0., ()11io UniPaoples Banking' and Trust 8 a.m., with breakfast to fof. • ' •· .: Co. · ·· e · · • .. ,, ' loW.'E'$ sleragg hunt wtll fol' another dental a nee, or for versity Colle~ of Osteopathi£ r; • ., , ....,,,, ... . tow bl'eakfalt. \ CGIIII.etW · .i'' fhe· most ago: That is close to "perina- · .Aspirin is ceitainly a "wonder Medicine, Grosvenor Hall, Atlttits, THURSDAY · ·•. •• ,, : '" .. ,. , .. .,. , , " , i ' common reason fot a cap, how" nertt." drug:• but it isn't an intelligent Oltio 45'101. · MIDDLEPQR]- Wjdow'~ •' ; DORCAS:- BethanY-Dorcas >~ : is. to ·~~~·a ' damaged· I ••• Fellowship, 1h\WSday. 1109f1, ', Unite<! Ml!thc¥111 C1]1,n'Ch, , ; , tc>Otq,to:~-~~t. ' • · QUestio~: How 'does the poUuck dinner at the MiddleEaster sunr(~ service, 7 a.m., 1 A ,..;.....,._.,..~J?.:r,. d f. · · I •·- kn · · COUPON port Church'of Christ. 'Ealil'er·' llr&aldas\'tdlfows.at e.a.m. . . ~'\!!.''"';.,~ ...,-.,-ge su.- aspmn. ta..., . ow to~ to .my dinner so take a tavor1te cov· · ., ·· .,, ,, : .--- · ' i ' fiaendy to '~.a,laown 'lit head 'when I have a h!'adache? FREE ELECTRONIC HEARING TEST$ 1 ered dish. Meat, otlnk8 ·a nd · , , · HOBsON;_:_ Hobso'n Clirilt: ' ' ~:~ru~:k·rnigb~·be ilroken ' Answer: Aspirin makes }'Our · Will be given in MEIGS COUNTY by table service furniBil.s. Clues; ' lan.FeltoWahlp Church, Sunor chipped, damaged by a sin- headache better;\lnd because it t[ons, call BellY Gll~y. ~~ . :-. :rt~.~rytc,e,. 1 a.m., ~lnglng ..,... , ·g1~,~ry ~~ ..,w.ity ur n'ltiltipJe··· causes no other symptoms, you 5866. ,..... ~u" . ,., .... Ech,..•,10a.m., -nl~ l •j·" I ·1SIDallet;.·<Ones -- ·" .,.v,n-'"' ... ;..akened by assumed thatIt · ..Went· to your · ' ·' " I " • .i!.~t"f ;I~_[JJ~...[ 7·~·TtW., ••Ot~ 19 Dr. A. Jackson Bailey Otllce · · •• ·' •••• sennce, p.m., ~'-Whil ... · th h ~ "ActuallY. all medi~es~re . TUPPERSPLAif'IS- ' . ·•- Rti'OI.Chll'ri~Griflllh'ilsspeak- :"' 'W>'I'~· .. ~ e •uere ·:m; o er eau. 224 Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio Passover Seder, wlth 'a·Cekiar. :.; . JlOSSibili~. theie ate; the· m0$t absorbed- from the disesnve bratlonofthePassoverand-- ,,.,·· ·.. , ,;,..,, ,,,.,., , .... w.c~n.- The ·• eap or ' cmwh tta,c_t'and-carried by the blood Noon explanation!of the Sflder lllrr, POMERIG:V. - $1ill!l"' service,,,, ·, ! restm;es.the Ulo.lb:to..a: near dor~ · 'to •o ther areas of dl.e body. As an Clll Toll Free 1.aoo.634-528& for an lmmedllle appolntlqtnt. vice, South !'lethal New !eat• ' and CQillfTIUf!l!on .~~~Hysell Run .•,, 1 · ~ ·~pe 1 and w that is also ~xample, the antibiotic }'OU take Tht tam will bt given by 1 Ucenaecl Heti'lng Aid Speclallat. ment Church, 7 p.m.. Hollneaa,Churc:h a 6 a.m., .,. ·-ng en·o.."&"" "'- l "or the b1·tm·g ~,or a unnary · tract 1'nfi~en·on will · . Su da '·~..a.c-O:.t "'·30' ~u :• " ~who has trouble IIMrJng or uncleiatandlng n Y •""'"""' "· a.m., ·-" -:....t:-.~... f · I ·tha b' b · t pro ·•!:In, ut tt TUPPERS PLAINS - VFW · wora~,10:3p, and·i!Wnlng II' ,., .,..., 5 - : S•....,..•O ·eaang. ' c ear up COIWirution lllmrtt.d to hlvt • FREE hearing tilt ~ ... If Post 9053 to meet, 7 p.m., at HrJice,"T~·.m . .. ·.•. c , . . . :· · . ~n o~ 'to .prepat'e a tooth,... also goes to your smuses and thll problem can bt helptdl Bring this coupon wHh you tor the hall, with nomination. at•"· ' . • •.,.. ' • ,.. • . ·: :· ' ~ ; · ,,, ':" fur a ' llt!'WUI' tbe . dentin ' first ' will help your body eradicate your FREE HEARING TEST, a $75.00 valut. officera,Dinner at B. CARPENTER- Ji41. Union ... grinds .down, thc sides and top any infection 'there as well. In a UMWA. UAW • ARMCO, AND ALL OTHER INSURANCE PROVIDERS . WALK·INS WELCOME .. , , ,. · , Bapii&!.·Church .sunrise ser· . ·Qf the existing1tooth. This does few days both infections will ~ CHESTER- Shade R~r .,.We, ~;5;! a.m. Easter Sun· .ral · h' I .b Lodge No. 453, regular '!'eet· . day, eve .. ni':'(l worship, 6:30 ' seve tmporta~t t t~gs. ~ etter. ing, 7:30 p.m.Refreshmeri._. ' 'p.m.:'and ,WIIIInesday · . · t'teJil<M:S decayed ..or wea~ne~ · evenrng service, 6:30 p..m. . . r rparts of,the tOOIIh and reauces FRIDAY · ·· .. ·, ' . its size SJ> thattlie crown, when DANVILLE - "Beyond the • RUTLAND ..,..."Lamb. of God,' placed .Q!if;~, dl~ tQpth, will have Cross· presented by Penn. an , Ea,ster,d~ama, Friday at ' ~e. ~~. !:'~terfl:li..WQ!ensions as View Bible Inst~ute Chapel 6:45 p.m., and Sunday at 9:30 .~.. . . al ·" "'h 'lll:·pru:w JPP'I·ti ~ ~ preparaChoir, at the Danville Holiness a.m'., RU!taf)d Church of the , ' . .· . . ,. lion ~~ rough~!\!! !he . tooth, Church, Friday, April 13, 7:30 Nazamne. ' • p.m. . · the~qy making a;ketter surface REEDSVILLE - Sunrise ser· · · fo~ , the ~~q1ent, l$0 bond the RUTLAND -15th annual vice, R~dsville United crow?,.~n,~ tooth ~~ther. · Methodist Church, 7 a .m., Th · ( Good Friday all-night gospel ,,; .. ,, e .. P.I?ffS~ , P, ,, getnng,, a . sing, 7 p.m., Rutland Freewill with breakfasfto follow. ·' · crown requtres at 1east two vuBapt~ Church. . TUfiPERS PLAiNS~ South ' .. to''tlie dehiJS't:l.{ the fi'rst visit POMEROY- "Fun, Fpod Bethel New Testament ·' ili'e''~ge~ .tootll': is prepared 1!0r ' 'th~ rnlWri,'di~1b'~ mold is and F,uowahip,' 6 to 10:30 : Church, Ea$1er Sunday p,m.. Friday and Saturday at . Aessurection Day service, 7 ' made th11 D'art ol'ti\e mouth. God's NET In Pomeroy. Nutrl· a.m., with breakfast to follow, , A • , · ..f , , .t" d h temponry cap is 'q ne . tot e tiona( meals, video and com- :• regular Sunifay Sl!IVJiill, 10:10 . 1 piJier games, pool, bo~rd a.m. ., .• : ''J#tpal:i:d tqoth. )Jeiken the · games available. ·. . .. . .. • . ·· . ': Brit' and·':seeond ' villt to· the • . TUPPERS Pr.AINS""" North ' ., ·• · -a~li'st; ~ pihnane~ti cro\vn is AIJTLAND- "Lamb of G.od,~ . Ele!t:I!II 'IJnltll.d·,Mel!)!l!llst made' uiillzing th~' q1old of the Easter drama, 6:45 p.m., Rut· Church, Easter service, 4 p.m. mouth. At the second visit the · - .. - · · ... · ···· d land Church of !he ~arena. nie CommunitY-Calendar Ia temporary crown is -re!"ove. TUPPERS PLAIJ':jS - ..,Qood publleMd aa-~·fr.l!e HI'VIce .. ; "' ~~d- . the f~rm:'9en! .9re . 1s 1 Friday service, South Bethel to non-proftf!gi'OIIJ)I wishIIIStabe<f.l · ' New Testamen! Church, 7 . tpgto an OU!ICI rrieellnga ' ., A crown is a fei'manent denr~··T~Hh='·a!.~..l)l!':;1~:, :~"!!,• i. riOt c•.\' '¥~· al~hQp-iiMJ ?':~" "p~ sal• or funckllla. • e &. ' • SIO'.""'Y com~ JOSC or wear out. LON'j3 BOTTOM _ Good Fri· 11'1 of 1 ny type. ~· 11'1 . . I still have mme from the repatr day service, Long Bottom , pr!ntiKI oally·•• . , .,C I ptlr· . ,~J: ..., oli. die, front• ~th I broke .m Unllep Meth!)(ll•t ,ph\J.(Ch, .~ .; ,1,IIJ~, ~I)Ai. cannot,,latiglllf!IR- " ·~~ ,third : gt>ade ,,....,<llmost 50 years •· p.m., Rev. ~.Drm!Jtf ~~"i~ "'-' ;) ,~~rfq ,~RetH'· ~ ,-,r, 1 • , .H, , · ~'" ' '~' "~' ifj,(,L ,-:, 1 llt ·~~,... ,,,, , ;( JJ ·, speaket. . ' ''OJ Sb, Chil)a wants us to S'lf wr're wrry · neled iilegal campaign donations to for- · ~ before they return our I'Jayy spy plane to • ''' m':f ~!_dent Clint~n and the Democ- ·,--; us, before they rep;m:iate its 24 crew taae • memben. ' ' · ' lt was part of a broader campaign ~ - OK. Fine.' , / the ~omn'umists to acquire U.S. mill- · • We're sorry t,hat Chiru~, is a repressive, taty-n:lated-technology, a Justice Departone:party authoritarian state; thaJ it · ~OSeph ment imlatigatian concluded. · :~, denies its 1.~ billiori citizen$ the rights Th~ Cox Report identified two of the ;;: · and fiee4oms we Americans take ' Peopie'{Republic's' cash-laden e.oos- ~ gtanted. · ·• · - . saties,~Jung,son of the late Chinese ,~ . The C~ese peopleablc; ~ve hb rblight to . COLUMNST PC . reshinaid~nfot,~!'to.upc::~·ledaadue~ter of :: · v<;>!j:; no •itY•t to .~ y assem e, ~ • ...~. -' · -right ,t o due proc"". They have no ·free· ·, • ' . . Wang actually managed to attend one " ' ' dom of ~b. tteedo!ll of religion o~ ing il'ons and ripped his genitals otr.~ l'. · ofCiintodn's: ~:;, House c~ffigalees. He's ;~ freedom of the press. : .... o1 .• Welte sorry· •the Pc.Opie's· Republic ' conltecte to ..,..,000 m e camWe're sorry thai ' the· Communists in pUn . qes a ;mercandlist policy with palgrt. oon.-:nbutions. that the notorio':ls , Beijin'g are intolerant o(poli~cal ~~t, the Unitea, Statei.,;? . > C~e 'Die Im:de to the Democratic ~ they so mercilessly demonstrated m · .Evm as .we magnanimously bestowed Nat10~ Corrumttee. . . :~ 198,9 ~.Yhen ~ey, massacred hundreds ?f ,, Permllnent Nortnal •'nading .R:elat!_ol;li~,, .B~i In ~ove~mber, the Co~111~m~ts .:-: ~ .· ..:c,,·~plesTffiiei,lin . disaellotlsti/1 tieedld 'alsch"oo!S:No . unarmed pro-democracy protesters m status' on Bdjing last~; even as .w,e fligh~-ttsted th~~ D~-31 mobile t~ter- ... matter what the newspaper he'a'dlines say, otir children have not Tianamen Square'. afforded Chin~ie , exporten . of toys, conan~tal ba!li'll:c nuss•le. which Will be turne'd into savages from "Lohi of the Aies:• · ·"' · "·· · , !Jn~ ~!)at . they co~ttipue to use laws foot\War,,rionsumet elecuonics, ·black ,q.pab~e of ~e~venqg nu,clear payloads to ; . . Y~.~AllsoN".g\lel (caJif.JHigh Sc!l0'6f 'sl£Jderi't!"3ilegedll ~ ·a~irtst '.'subversion'' ·and ''endangering , berell' and'~tr ~' fiee ' Utd unfet- Alll¢C~ Cltl~.. , . •I • ly made threats that were real enough for most of ~heir classsta't:: security" · to th~. arrM illcl t!ttc!";ad.•lti!fl'llif the ~· U.S. marlret, ~~on Ttmes ~fense and natton.- '"" mates to skip school. A 9-year-old brought a .45-callber h~dimprismi a 'wide range of.political dissi- Beijing cotitioued to impose protection- al secunty re~orrer Bill ~~ not~d th~t · '· · gun L complete with amm'!nition. - to •his•'Norwalli eleden!s ' ahd !ictiVists, accotdlng to a 2000 •ist barrien<to, U.S:goods and 5emces, the ~was tuntd to comode wtth the men~ ~h<?ol (ne~r Lo! ~ngeles). And, of cours.~, the .~oot;: State Department report. ,, effectiwly f pri~ng we.~ ·beyond' ~e fint VISit to China ,by Gen. Henry Shel- .. , . ings across the nation over the past two weeks have· everyone ~We're . sorty ~hat' the governn;te,n t {)f mearu .of.most of Cbfua11 consumeQ. "t~J!· chairrnm of th~ Joint ~hiefS, of~taff. , ·· conc~~d£1l!.O!l. ~~s<; : . ,,....., .,. . . ,.,, , ,.. , Jiang Zemen is contemptuou~ .of human , 'Jibat's. whY the United States on .. Meanwhile, a top Chn~ese mihtary B~.JOmmat~~die.e~aren't the norm}i:Jley·~ mJeMlfi~r:- : 'rtlghts:.As&rulesty .'nte~I~Mlruw reported the slion lend of' a. rec~rd $!)9 billion lead~r, Gen..~hang W~ruan, recendy ·l. • ~ible·a~ts - -some of trefDendous vtolenoc: - that need to · last year, "Torture 15 Widespread and S}1- trade imbilaru;e with China in 1999~ . predicted a militaty confbct over Tatwan .. -;: serve'as ·reminde~ t~:tt · socie.o/. is not perfe~t. ~ .: · .' · ' ..teniatic.,COIJitrutted in the full ran~ of Whylthe -· de•gap, ~o'1t certainly 'wal m the ,nfxt ~ve .t~ l9_years. , ·. , · Sh~ngs- and thr~~cs shoilld n~ver oc~ur, let ,afone m t~e ,:.state irisijWtions, from police; ~tatio~ .tn. mdet; las . ·~Wii.d . why th.e United -. ~n~.~ the L1bera~.ton. Army Da1ly, · , · nationt schools. •• ~. "" "' · '"' · " I'C<'education through• labor, .cam"" as S ·t"- ' ·~· : .2titi . .il . h Chmas . offictal. mtbtary newspaper, .- • ,. . . ' . "' "". ·• . h . ' . r•• ta <> ··~IJ lie t9 P e . up a uge d ha 'f h U . d S Wttfu.tnis 'said, lioweve~. ·tne headlmes may be getttng t e wellaswpeople'shomes,wofkPlacesand , trad deli' =· ~ib:C~;.. hi · warne t t I t e mte tates comes ··•· 5 best or !he school districts.·'l'hey·are obviously on fuU alert and; in public" , .' ·'~! . , , ,~., iO · :8'.• :1·~ t · ~~· · f tO the aid ofits ally, Beijing would launch ·· 15 a pro ~cror 0 a nuclear missile attack oh Americaw tar- '~· · as a mwt ffiaY;6e a bio hasty .in their decisions; · ':. •I ••r · '. · It the-eltample ~f Zho'\t Jiangx- ·a lii - e.~. ,. ~ il ~UI•oe Foi;• c~mple, Cdiona•dehMar (Calif.) H~ SchooL adminjong..- go-year-old ~ · troin fiut)liJl. b , stJC ,. ~ss ~·. ~eapons 0 .mass gets. ' . · , _. ' · '': .. istraooliJ:Ist weel1' ~~(seventh-grader1o't'6ve days after ' proVil!ce, who' \vas 'torult to' death bfi· d~~!:ion ~~ e~~~ technologies. The~· are ~y China-related issues .~;., · drawf~ 'a picture •.ill£ a teacher wtth an<arrow •through. the .;c oflieials fiOnY a townslilp birth control ,.~~has ~~d ~ss~e teChn(!logy tp , .for wh1ch Amencans should be sorry. . . ., " ·• . l: . :, . ~:;:. • ,ptlj,ce; They.., were trying ~ll<' \llalte 'hi,m ,If~!, '\'fhU~ ~0•• ~~ the ayat9~ But ~ darn sure fh>?'t ~e t~e Com~ :1': teacher.::.: ,, '", . , • ~· . In~ midst .df illiS Wave' of violence;·the ~ewp<>rt-Mesa · reveal •the' whereabouts oti\Jij ~fe, sus-, ~~ chetfUciak '.u~d. to ~ ~~y · n\u')Uts an ,ap?l~ fur .f?rct_ng dpwn our .:~". Unifl'c!d scli'ool ~ ne~by area) added ,t~ lts-zero~t~ler ~-. , .ptekd o( b,tiilg pregnarl~~ou~ per- .~ ~1}~1:~ 11 Li~ With 115 sj7Y pl;uie -:-;-11_1.mternanop,ill ampace - ..~ ~ ance ' policy.' .. : just, , ' drugs; alcoho and- w~~.ons ':before : mission. ):~ • . f. ~~-, , . ·V', ' !1P.~. ~~~ has. Pl'OVI~d N~~· a~d ~g tts ~.. . ,;~ ,. them;·:bWlying,tlniidlldition and violence .will~ l\D 'lbn~r be1 They liilng Zhou . u~ , dbwp, , and ~.~ .\Y.lm. r~v.; . ~!~rialofor tiS ballistic ,' · . · ., ·:;. toleraeel&rhe revi$W6'Woul.dilnclude draWihgs sucltas_the"'s'eiil ~. r\1).e~edly~ whipped and . beat, bin), ~t); '. P!iDilF,Il~,,And it 1\as supplied Pak: ~tph Prrltins ,Is a columnis(jor The San ~n·; enth-f!s~_but irlalso aubws district administdtors to , Use . Wooa'en <llu~. They burned hln;l, with i~~ \Vitllrt~ for a nuclear~pon.. ''DI+ v. i i i'on:t'rilitirtt and can be reiiChed at . , • their;lt(t'~h :-Vl{eA.1such"iHdances arise.... ' ''·\..,. ·• ~ '• d~e ~!'& bnnded hial With s91,der- , ;, W'l:re ~jJ!f:q) goYHnment 1'fiin~ Jo.tpk.PtHdnsUnioi!'IIib.r.Om .J • ·~;'; Iflb.U,. ~_ 1 ,seyedth-gr~i Was to· lj~ shqwn"~'.tHe. s~e • , l~l · ' •· ,:. :~.: " ·or} · :AH' 11 ".~. ~'-"'' , , ' '· 11 ' ~.~·~·v·~: ···~. ~ · ' '•tl\'.rlf •• \ ~ •)a J,,, \-; ' ~... . 11 artisri~ti:ssiO!t'befol:e th~ Santee shooting, wo!lld thel'e havd~ '" . • ·"' ,, ., 1 ., , been';. fi.ve-day 'susptnsion? Highly unlikely. . ·; . ,.,., ·' ••. ' /·· .. ' ....:.:·' .• m ' G'n.~'E l:n~r· '.il ' ;-;-.. ScfilroUlistcicU. ~erywhei't. obviouslyuJh.oultLriot:'ignore ·.• r• • • •· • L .N .IOI.)' p- 1 ·:r: one b,u t two probes pf security procedures following c~es that a senior FBI official spied for Russia 1.6 ye315 Without detecti~n.)loth investigations are needed. . · Ju~e William Webster, form~ director of both the FBI and ' the CIA will head an outstde mqmry. It will look at ways to imp~e 'FBI internal securiiy in order tq discourage' and catch I mos;imay view his former association with the agency as a poten,pjconflict but practicality says his experience with the '· FBI ~ pa~cul~; valwillue.h. be , d . h._ . , . . . , fi '' spare . t e necesstty · or Judge Webster · , owever, pointing a finger of blame at bureau offioals, or for recommendui$ any penalties for misconduct. • · TheSe' ta'sks Will 'be the responsibility' of an internal' Justice Depa"riment investigation· announced recently by Ashcroft. . .. In bunching this second probe, Ashcroft has.shown that he is aprropriately· sensitilre to appearances and also prepared to exerciSe hii \iltiiliate 'nisix>nsibility for th~ FBf~ " ' ' · ' ' ' _('d ~ j ltW'- . through Sunday, Hobson u not for that .;. ·· , ,· ,, DEAR. ABBY: I arri being = . . . . .M_ ~~~~~ _-- 2~;H~ .teeth are capped; mysteries rf aspirin explainRd • .". . • LOCAL EVEN-TS ·~J , •"' • The (Charleston, S.C.) Post and Courier,\ on the -FBI inwstigations: Attorney General John Ashcroft has launched not · : • ' tnal w~ r~: . ::··t· · . ey, .._PJe pass 1Jy the to pay their last respeciS !0 t}le deceased. . 9. ~'t bring babies or unruly -.' tOddlen. • •• . .• 10. ~Q.:t~p' md leave during the servtce. . "' I hope this will answer some ques- pened and he was gone. ed a funen,J whcrr I ~shoc"4 at • The day before the funeral, I spt:)b: some of the clothes ~n;,and tb,; I to .his girlfriend and asked if she bck of respect shown. ~1~3. would like to ride to the service brother died, and one of~ ,c~ · with me. When she arrived at my worr a dn,ss in such a b~ col~ . . home, she was wearing a bright hurt my eyes to loolt at iC-She ·& orange mini-dress. wot;e :~; ring on ~·linltr.}, My l . ?j A,'clom~,pcople,sowecanallstartto Ofcourse,wheriwearrivedatthe 4 cunOSJty was aroused concerhlfig' AOVItE ·show more respect to the families chapel for tbe service, every head appropriate funeral attire, so I and to the deceased.- MARIE IN · turned in her direction, ·and there to the public library and rud every-- .. _ ·-·. . - "'"GR:'AND'PPl, TEXAS were more than a few raised eyething they had on (U.nenls, at ~pas it's wtefu} and low-~d. l, DEAR MAJUE: I'm sure your brows. She saw the stares 'and turned Miss Mannen and Emily Post:H~ 6 . If if'1 acceptabl,e,'t~4R · f~y, \ list of do's and don'ts will be of to me with tears in her eyes."I know is what I found: :: ', , ' . exes ·may attend or ~hte ~ jl~- 1 interest to many people. However, I they're looking at me because of 1. Don't be late. ' / ers. ¥ 3!10/r ,- ('l I have a penonal experience I would what I'm wearing," she whispered. 2. Wear dark clothes."'-.. ' ' 7 . Family members ~ only are 1 like to slifre wirli }'OU: 'Tm wearing this dress because ' 1 . ' 3. Don't wear more blac~ t_!!a!l the • . allowed to sit in the ;fatll,t!y ~on. ; Whep I was jn my 20s, a male Doug always loved to see me in it. It · widow. - . , > • ·~~ ' · ' ·- (No-'eices.) J',' >.· ' , " ' ' 1f con•-tbporarv, "Doug:' w:~< tr:acricalwas his favorite." ·· ~,._..~ ')'I ~~ ~]'I -- ~ 0"" 4. Wear mininill jeweliy iwedaj.nt;:· 8. The .time for h•!jpj'jjjJ!:~l- ~ ly i~ureCt' in a bOat accident: His Mter that, I stopped fornling band, . tasteful earrings) watci;1 ·~C: ·;1eggmen~is when'~~·~Y is 1 injuries· """"re maSSive and irre- judgments about what people wore tack). _ .. - ..~;! •· , • . receiving guests at the funeial ~orne ; versible, and for days his life hung by to funenls.- and paid more atten5, Humor is acceptable as o,;g ~ -~. or at the cemetery -· ''NOf1:iS•peo-·: a th~ T!Je~, the inev;itable hap,. . tion to what was in their be.am . 1 ,. Deb.r /,/ 11.2001 )~ .t1 7 ..• ; i oolfut Ab\>y .,~ • ·~· • '· ~ rem' • A. Shlwn lAwle Mllnlglng EditOr W. Govey ) DEAR ABBY: I reteqdy, atterJ;r · '' I ChMII ., . <~ · ••• • .• ~,_,\oc-•r t.,. . ' ..... ' - · •t '\."' , ~,o ' II!·""' .I • 't ;,.. . . . '1 - ~ 11 ' 'loA ~.£ t \ T ' • .t ·- ~J· ' ., ' .... 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' . .lti' t ·' . . . • ' -·r· .o/ . , ' erm · for . ::' VPJ; 11 .. }1 ~ ,~,r,; -_..._.i,il_.,._.-."'~-....-~'"":-----:-';"':"'~--:::==~~l:': ·+'•. . . ,. ··..,. ·· .;.-Y·- .-~- -r.:.:.!Li:' · HI· s · .~ .:;, ·o, 'tl· ..tt, ..,':· ;:···· .··.,~ avRID · '.-: .,, ·" ' ' "'w.· T ~0 0 .n · f :ai'l\1 ~ ,~J..} ~~.~''F.· ','' ti ,~:~.':'--, so\..;ln old -.w:t." $300 a it'$ gOod . >4 .v • ~o ~- ~ :.~ .. ·~·;··· ~ ~ ,..... ·• .. ., 11 . ~ ~ .. •11 1 ..o. , ...... :;;,, " · ' ... •. .... ~ ···· ,_ ...,., .. t I'~ .,. ~ 1. 1 i<'r ~ i'. .• · i i i ' · Jl' ,, , · ,.,,,,, ,1 • ·r: 'll· •J;;l '-'~·~L.Jr ~ It'·~=to··.a.~ 'dllrerences s "~'"....,.. uwiQ ~~...~... . . . When_'~l:'r brothc,r-\il-~ ' is 1Pullic'·l!f Orieof. .. ·, 1 • r 1. ~~~ · \·• '!;~•'", n~(fl. •. ·•;t; 1'' 1 '/''. 1';1 io~in~ ·~· lf- ";•• ·• •"' •"!·":• .; ~· , '·~' · "i•l·, :x (II({~ ¥'Y ,r6 I asoo •;The .'i i' · ' '", t. ' ''"' ' ' lj . · meal at hllll, e,p.m. Frltndl ;_ i ,\ and nelghb,or~. )Aielcome , fi, i. •II •< 1 MASON, Riversldii ' '. l:adles' Gol.f ASSQCI8\Ibn, sea· . , son l!lckolf meetlnll: 12 neon, "' lollowed by pizza and l'llnlii;v, • . hole scram!Jie.. fi:.1embe~l!1.. :, , dues, $10. Membe~ ,need r'/Ot ,, ba members of the Riverside . Golf Course. NeW.me/nbtti's")' ., welcome. , 11'''' ,- I ,,_, W'.W:•:.:.: .' J'' . I ./ :pqso:dasp~~iit'U_galldaas ,. h()ut:Y~~ ·m~.man. · · .,. . 1 , , ~ •• aa~auiOIII9blle.~M ·•"l <R'! .."-.~Ihts!""'!f"~RtdGrml ~~~~:~~~fi~:otc~ ~t,ed contrQI. 1'' ' ButJWt keq; 1t to }'Oill1el£~ther-lli<,~~~~ ~ce When It has CCiRie to the,l!ft.d,..Sitout • · ~~ smrs, smt •n ihe U.S. on • !1-1 ,to 'thf' W~it~ , HQ\ls~· !aWl can~ hllf!ful thi~\WI)eh e)> don~ , Of~.~~ Here are a ~ lp that indir ·• PBS.il!lll In .Can:uta on lhe CBG Netwerk; was WQul\dechn ·ah. massi- • . J,UU!mtand the •logic. , or · i ca~ it's~ lilt }'011 to,pt I ntW cat:,..'\,•• 111111 tlud« '!( '1M Red Green Book".and . ' • ·. • ,,. )oy'ji(Joc41Hj . '" • Its~ to.deDI:l'111illie ill oriiJinal "Rtd Green Tllllts Can:A Love Story.") ;l~ ' I BURLINGHAM ;~ Bu~lngl'la'il'l' '''~ > •'. .1 I 1 I 1 Modem Woodmen, p(!tlliek· " '" 1 a· "''··"! ·:-, , ; , SATURDAY'" '"''J< . ,, tala; ""61;. ----------- TUPPERS Pt:AINS ;;.:_;Sdulfl Bethel New Testament::·"' · '"" Church, Good Friday S81\11de,." • 7 p:m., with special presente, , tlon, The Virus." ,, r _d~, ~,1 h'':-.'l'' ,., !nd .;.,,..., ' ' · ~-jl) Rl:JTLANO<.-.. 'RUIIantl OHurttf'.i' · of the Nazarene, 1.8mb of ·;"· God,' an Easter,drama, .Fri· •, · '" day ~at 6:45p.r,nl, 'IJ I l; lhJ fi_.,., ·:·. in '- I : &&,e '"rrEARING 'AID' C~NTER I I I 1.1;fJt \I ·,.1· .. > of lome clrbe behaVail , ' "''.~~.•,O,.'YbU• i ..ni!Cd ,., ac:Mnced , ootice ~stpp. . ';.~ 'menand~ · ' •\lbJ 'biiietoWiaijlemobsabdleanto ·~ · a;; .' ., lJ } • , • ~---------------~ ~F s_ .o BYTHEAS5<!CIATEOPRES~j ,· / ,:. '. ,, ~ :mJ:-" OlleiiCJe'IIJ 1getthe,~tostart. ' 1 T~~: 4-We4n~s~y;!.'P.t~! l l , the lOht·day~of 2,06~, 'l;h~ . '5'1,000 a Vieek.You need to finh ror.~~ ~ loOk at ~ m, '· •'f\tc ~ ~t ~properly. and one iii'! are 2~4 ·cmy, eti 1'rt the' year; ·"' ~..., "' · ... , ' •·•· .. ,.. ,.,r, · ·reel ' ~.,.-t abOut ' unelt.' H~'s.~·)\!,lf die..bacluo'Clm. #'llfll' •'~· IIIPl'll' dian Of.....,. IIIDISSUlg• . '· · •. • .•,.~ ~ . J • ~ . , yo ' ~ ,.. II( "'" ....... ~b · ~ _.,Y'.,1 ~ ..:J-.'t.~ ~~1·" "' ~ rtz:-u.... Us' · th • nit " Today'sHighltghtmHtstory: dO: h' • · , ... • ·• , · .q' ~··· .. mendo. • ..., lh•'I .IIXUIWUD!Cft.ua l-• ", :>"'•~n.'ISsme m etru . ~: Oii.April11, .1951, PresidemTruman telieved ·Gen.Do,uglas · Yes; }'Om· brother-~ is~~ · ~4ll~and.,oil.nlllly need ~'\bu.t~ it~ and~gin a ''l' MacArthur of.hts commands m .the Far East. · monc;y, but he\ P!P~ a d<XtPr, or '.~: a~ . , l"Q\\e ·· , , on ~ ··.119t~e F· and nobody ~als tt.. . 7 On this date: • - · ·' ' ~ or.a 'piiJillbCr or somethirig. 11 Pl.: I~ ~en all! .~ 01'1 ~ .!<!, •The msurance company mdicates ihat if ":!' In,~ 689,\Yilliam III and J"iaty II were f.rowt)~d ~ jgint sov· puiting in iuldrec'ls of,boitrs Of ~CO: . -~~ and . ckitiill't ialte ~. •You. total the ear, ·the daim won't exceed ,,, erei~ of Britain. • • ~· • '"'" · • ... ' · ..... ' ifaiOd ~!Fort to generate that kUid of:coid. illllmtion. , your deductible. · ·' ·' In~ 1814, ~Nap~e(,n' <-Bonaparte abdicated•lu~p~ror.. of '; ·~ You on tile Other ha!ia; - ·stinding a ' ,:N~M: Ik'cs- &uer•.~~ ··llalt I• ~ is currently on fire. ' ;·: 100 ..... " I ' ' d h 'I d fEib ,, ' .,. • h .. ' I •.L::lll'l.~. ~:~"-'• ' ~ · IC~ ' ' ' il .' "'"---··-.;... _ aeni France ·anq V('IS .~she to Le' ts an o a. , 'f,.., ' ~ !", }laiket of mmcli fri~ ;Weant)g a'F1"'!Fo,~-r .• •• , !~1~· w~ " • ., : ' • ~. . on .' ... In 1898, President,Mc){inley asked Congtess fo~ a d.ec~• ., I!Utead' of gt)ingfor a pise.that yQ::r'll · evet ~~JJ! ,hr.<~: co~ 1 I !-"U ~~rearement schemes 1::· rion of war ~ Spain. . ., . . , " ' get; start ila'cking off.,The goal is ~ ' so ~·- ·~ , . . ~ ,' ' ~mel they :ue all based on planning l ' In ' 89,2. l{te ~aty: j:nding t\te Spamsh-~nc!UIJ:Waf ..~~ t iittle that , althoUgh ~IJl-e, wa '40 tiS'*~ a nlllchine; Men, on· to the age of90. Chllnces lite that after the ·~decla$1!. eifs$.~ " ~ .~- ,/;:,ott· i '::1'.· • • , hbUrs..:a ~k,' }'Out ~~~tY is ~~~ ~ &)Miy. "'~ ~~ 9. of· 90 ~u're either not here ·or not .~ In)~21; 1~. ~e~me" the .first state.'to''\rti'pti~·~ c!~AJ Y · fed~ced'~~o'ne hour. "'/~ . ~~~~<ia'Cllc 6nt sliPi;~ !IWite that you're h~. ~I'm ~g that .,1,. taX. • ' t"· · • • • ., ~, . . • .,., •·~ , N~ m yopr mind, 'yOu' co~an ·~ ~~~ • ~ ~. lhe ~ ~. ~ an~l:her look at discounts , In · W~r II, Ameritap sqldien:Ji~ritbt '"ope. hour' of Pio<Juctiv,ity, to. ~ JL ~ ~ ;illll ~t. ~ k\!8 ~ ~ •w:-·lfl m 8~. ~ old.and buying 0 the · camp~\{Gh~w~iJt· ~e . ';, maJies,...s eJg!'liey don't~~~ .. ~mtti~~t ~thjnpWflj:. . anliij!iari~e;thatwill.o~diveme;Lshould- --~ · . ~· •· . ·• ~ "'" •' -.1 "'~' ':oft: lb' tlie 'illCIC-offllo~; ~\ Ql•\t':.aq: ~~,~ ,IC!I rillny<lilf• n'l·~ ~pay fUll pnce. Charge me for .. ·19ii!t P\'C'tiilteri~LYil onj;;'hnson'si~ed in~law ~~ c:;:~ - ·,~'much ora leap rot#, ~ co~ ~:!~ 4' .bouse.lfllliai s-:·~worth, and then }'OU cab come .~1 alter the aisassjn~tion of !J?a~ •' th4rya.i'te ~ 1300 .a;~. fit.. , ~iDiil.-lf.dlf. "!!" M.,to ~ ~ . ;~litUfat.tlefunerai.Myonlyoth~ • ..... . ....... ~ • ' ~ same ek, }'OUI' bmtlfe1-liWaw, ~ ~ ~ ~ ' ' -~ ' J \ • . ' uo ~useless junk that does!l t .. , 1''-lllastecl,.~ifFon its illcf~t~d 11U$Ston c.o the never slacks Of' aha tt.uefore Hai.to l:cMm:t ...~e)' ,' ~ llit,.&it ~Wife was really bopmg that as I '.' ' tlltwholli40hours,is only~m an '..IMI get: lif fiori)il!•dll'ilh . 80folda.i'd ~out of that habit. IT10I~~~====;~ to return safely. :" ~ 1Som; > .,,{ • wcq: 1S ~ 1Sitoui!Y"· \ ..... :.. ,_:,. .. ' .. I '" ~~~~f~~~~~r~~:~~ ~hey shou~r~~ ~~ -~~ti?.nal.~~ . ~ one ' wrrif't~ ' ofie-uij~~thlJthraoaaft .'bt~theri;i~-l~w .. ~ ~ I I I :h v ..... · . ."->!•· f"l :!fS:/1 ~ W4 '.lrl . I ., tCfl E'-N ' 's· ....~ _..... (Dear Abby is wrill(fl by Pauli11e Plrillips and.dauRI•ttr Jeannl! Pltillips.) I Friday, Aprll13, 2001 • 9:p«) ~ cited· n '' ...· f,~ ;c was· R t J1., · .\. erer· ttacJe boau\t -::t ried in September and am faced with a problem. My aunt has asked me if a picture of my snndfather• who recendy passed away, may be placed on . the altar. The question shocked me. I. didn't know how to respond. Is this appropr:iate? I don't want to make a joyful event depressing, -. BRIDE-TO-BE, NORFOLK, VA . DEAR. BRIDE-TO-BE: It doesn't have to be depressing. Placing .a small photognph of your grandfather on the altar would be a sensitive and loving gesture.. A shorr reading could be dedicated to your departed gnndfather who is with }'OU in spirit- a sentimental warmup for the nllin event. . , . Racine Library. ohn Milhoan, Qu~on: 'VJlen and how one. It doesn't know to go to Christian FetiQwllh!P ~l)u!J7h· ,; . ~tttvict,~rea ~ ol Retired • ' ·•~t~:u>P ~\ ( I. 1. ,., }'OUr headache. Instead, it goes . 7 p.m. eacJ:I !Mnlng,,wit~ , ,~~chera . l~tiOn to apeak.\ • · : ·" cap ,~t ""IK to all pam of you,r body. The 4 Rev. Chaltie Giiliith Of eerpre on 8duca on: • · • ..· ~v · •- . as guest speaker. Si)e(:ial "• . denast proba.bly calls a crown, IS good news is that your singing nightly, with 'Singing SUNQAY . . , a !!!.~. (typ~~allr ~d). pooceheadache gets better regardless Echoes on Sunday evening,,, · •·. PQRnAND ..... Community of j lai~, or -~S- ~ove\'lng• of a of how it Jtappe,rn. , · . . , • ,, ,. '"' Cbriiii.Chun:h,locatedon •1roqlji.'Thltcap~fittedtoftold John C. Wolf, D.O. . "Family Mediciru!" is a weekly POMEROY '7 ~ome~y Mer- Love)l,f!~ just off County ~th~ a tooth ··~ has beeit Auociate Prof<uor column. To submit questions, write chants A8SOCt~t1on, 8.30 a.m.. , ~pa~ 35, .•sunrise servtcea at i damaged or tg li: lp hold of Family Medicine 10 ]oltn c. W.,!f, 1). 0., ()11io UniPaoples Banking' and Trust 8 a.m., with breakfast to fof. • ' •· .: Co. · ·· e · · • .. ,, ' loW.'E'$ sleragg hunt wtll fol' another dental a nee, or for versity Colle~ of Osteopathi£ r; • ., , ....,,,, ... . tow bl'eakfalt. \ CGIIII.etW · .i'' fhe· most ago: That is close to "perina- · .Aspirin is ceitainly a "wonder Medicine, Grosvenor Hall, Atlttits, THURSDAY · ·•. •• ,, : '" .. ,. , .. .,. , , " , i ' common reason fot a cap, how" nertt." drug:• but it isn't an intelligent Oltio 45'101. · MIDDLEPQR]- Wjdow'~ •' ; DORCAS:- BethanY-Dorcas >~ : is. to ·~~~·a ' damaged· I ••• Fellowship, 1h\WSday. 1109f1, ', Unite<! Ml!thc¥111 C1]1,n'Ch, , ; , tc>Otq,to:~-~~t. ' • · QUestio~: How 'does the poUuck dinner at the MiddleEaster sunr(~ service, 7 a.m., 1 A ,..;.....,._.,..~J?.:r,. d f. · · I •·- kn · · COUPON port Church'of Christ. 'Ealil'er·' llr&aldas\'tdlfows.at e.a.m. . . ~'\!!.''"';.,~ ...,-.,-ge su.- aspmn. ta..., . ow to~ to .my dinner so take a tavor1te cov· · ., ·· .,, ,, : .--- · ' i ' fiaendy to '~.a,laown 'lit head 'when I have a h!'adache? FREE ELECTRONIC HEARING TEST$ 1 ered dish. Meat, otlnk8 ·a nd · , , · HOBsON;_:_ Hobso'n Clirilt: ' ' ~:~ru~:k·rnigb~·be ilroken ' Answer: Aspirin makes }'Our · Will be given in MEIGS COUNTY by table service furniBil.s. Clues; ' lan.FeltoWahlp Church, Sunor chipped, damaged by a sin- headache better;\lnd because it t[ons, call BellY Gll~y. ~~ . :-. :rt~.~rytc,e,. 1 a.m., ~lnglng ..,... , ·g1~,~ry ~~ ..,w.ity ur n'ltiltipJe··· causes no other symptoms, you 5866. ,..... ~u" . ,., .... Ech,..•,10a.m., -nl~ l •j·" I ·1SIDallet;.·<Ones -- ·" .,.v,n-'"' ... ;..akened by assumed thatIt · ..Went· to your · ' ·' " I " • .i!.~t"f ;I~_[JJ~...[ 7·~·TtW., ••Ot~ 19 Dr. A. Jackson Bailey Otllce · · •• ·' •••• sennce, p.m., ~'-Whil ... · th h ~ "ActuallY. all medi~es~re . TUPPERSPLAif'IS- ' . ·•- Rti'OI.Chll'ri~Griflllh'ilsspeak- :"' 'W>'I'~· .. ~ e •uere ·:m; o er eau. 224 Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio Passover Seder, wlth 'a·Cekiar. :.; . JlOSSibili~. theie ate; the· m0$t absorbed- from the disesnve bratlonofthePassoverand-- ,,.,·· ·.. , ,;,..,, ,,,.,., , .... w.c~n.- The ·• eap or ' cmwh tta,c_t'and-carried by the blood Noon explanation!of the Sflder lllrr, POMERIG:V. - $1ill!l"' service,,,, ·, ! restm;es.the Ulo.lb:to..a: near dor~ · 'to •o ther areas of dl.e body. As an Clll Toll Free 1.aoo.634-528& for an lmmedllle appolntlqtnt. vice, South !'lethal New !eat• ' and CQillfTIUf!l!on .~~~Hysell Run .•,, 1 · ~ ·~pe 1 and w that is also ~xample, the antibiotic }'OU take Tht tam will bt given by 1 Ucenaecl Heti'lng Aid Speclallat. ment Church, 7 p.m.. Hollneaa,Churc:h a 6 a.m., .,. ·-ng en·o.."&"" "'- l "or the b1·tm·g ~,or a unnary · tract 1'nfi~en·on will · . Su da '·~..a.c-O:.t "'·30' ~u :• " ~who has trouble IIMrJng or uncleiatandlng n Y •""'"""' "· a.m., ·-" -:....t:-.~... f · I ·tha b' b · t pro ·•!:In, ut tt TUPPERS PLAINS - VFW · wora~,10:3p, and·i!Wnlng II' ,., .,..., 5 - : S•....,..•O ·eaang. ' c ear up COIWirution lllmrtt.d to hlvt • FREE hearing tilt ~ ... If Post 9053 to meet, 7 p.m., at HrJice,"T~·.m . .. ·.•. c , . . . :· · . ~n o~ 'to .prepat'e a tooth,... also goes to your smuses and thll problem can bt helptdl Bring this coupon wHh you tor the hall, with nomination. at•"· ' . • •.,.. ' • ,.. • . ·: :· ' ~ ; · ,,, ':" fur a ' llt!'WUI' tbe . dentin ' first ' will help your body eradicate your FREE HEARING TEST, a $75.00 valut. officera,Dinner at B. CARPENTER- Ji41. Union ... grinds .down, thc sides and top any infection 'there as well. In a UMWA. UAW • ARMCO, AND ALL OTHER INSURANCE PROVIDERS . WALK·INS WELCOME .. , , ,. · , Bapii&!.·Church .sunrise ser· . ·Qf the existing1tooth. This does few days both infections will ~ CHESTER- Shade R~r .,.We, ~;5;! a.m. Easter Sun· .ral · h' I .b Lodge No. 453, regular '!'eet· . day, eve .. ni':'(l worship, 6:30 ' seve tmporta~t t t~gs. ~ etter. ing, 7:30 p.m.Refreshmeri._. ' 'p.m.:'and ,WIIIInesday · . · t'teJil<M:S decayed ..or wea~ne~ · evenrng service, 6:30 p..m. . . r rparts of,the tOOIIh and reauces FRIDAY · ·· .. ·, ' . its size SJ> thattlie crown, when DANVILLE - "Beyond the • RUTLAND ..,..."Lamb. of God,' placed .Q!if;~, dl~ tQpth, will have Cross· presented by Penn. an , Ea,ster,d~ama, Friday at ' ~e. ~~. !:'~terfl:li..WQ!ensions as View Bible Inst~ute Chapel 6:45 p.m., and Sunday at 9:30 .~.. . . al ·" "'h 'lll:·pru:w JPP'I·ti ~ ~ preparaChoir, at the Danville Holiness a.m'., RU!taf)d Church of the , ' . .· . . ,. lion ~~ rough~!\!! !he . tooth, Church, Friday, April 13, 7:30 Nazamne. ' • p.m. . · the~qy making a;ketter surface REEDSVILLE - Sunrise ser· · · fo~ , the ~~q1ent, l$0 bond the RUTLAND -15th annual vice, R~dsville United crow?,.~n,~ tooth ~~ther. · Methodist Church, 7 a .m., Th · ( Good Friday all-night gospel ,,; .. ,, e .. P.I?ffS~ , P, ,, getnng,, a . sing, 7 p.m., Rutland Freewill with breakfasfto follow. ·' · crown requtres at 1east two vuBapt~ Church. . TUfiPERS PLAiNS~ South ' .. to''tlie dehiJS't:l.{ the fi'rst visit POMEROY- "Fun, Fpod Bethel New Testament ·' ili'e''~ge~ .tootll': is prepared 1!0r ' 'th~ rnlWri,'di~1b'~ mold is and F,uowahip,' 6 to 10:30 : Church, Ea$1er Sunday p,m.. Friday and Saturday at . Aessurection Day service, 7 ' made th11 D'art ol'ti\e mouth. God's NET In Pomeroy. Nutrl· a.m., with breakfast to follow, , A • , · ..f , , .t" d h temponry cap is 'q ne . tot e tiona( meals, video and com- :• regular Sunifay Sl!IVJiill, 10:10 . 1 piJier games, pool, bo~rd a.m. ., .• : ''J#tpal:i:d tqoth. )Jeiken the · games available. ·. . .. . .. • . ·· . ': Brit' and·':seeond ' villt to· the • . TUPPERS Pr.AINS""" North ' ., ·• · -a~li'st; ~ pihnane~ti cro\vn is AIJTLAND- "Lamb of G.od,~ . Ele!t:I!II 'IJnltll.d·,Mel!)!l!llst made' uiillzing th~' q1old of the Easter drama, 6:45 p.m., Rut· Church, Easter service, 4 p.m. mouth. At the second visit the · - .. - · · ... · ···· d land Church of !he ~arena. nie CommunitY-Calendar Ia temporary crown is -re!"ove. TUPPERS PLAIJ':jS - ..,Qood publleMd aa-~·fr.l!e HI'VIce .. ; "' ~~d- . the f~rm:'9en! .9re . 1s 1 Friday service, South Bethel to non-proftf!gi'OIIJ)I wishIIIStabe<f.l · ' New Testamen! Church, 7 . tpgto an OU!ICI rrieellnga ' ., A crown is a fei'manent denr~··T~Hh='·a!.~..l)l!':;1~:, :~"!!,• i. riOt c•.\' '¥~· al~hQp-iiMJ ?':~" "p~ sal• or funckllla. • e &. ' • SIO'.""'Y com~ JOSC or wear out. LON'j3 BOTTOM _ Good Fri· 11'1 of 1 ny type. ~· 11'1 . . I still have mme from the repatr day service, Long Bottom , pr!ntiKI oally·•• . , .,C I ptlr· . ,~J: ..., oli. die, front• ~th I broke .m Unllep Meth!)(ll•t ,ph\J.(Ch, .~ .; ,1,IIJ~, ~I)Ai. cannot,,latiglllf!IR- " ·~~ ,third : gt>ade ,,....,<llmost 50 years •· p.m., Rev. ~.Drm!Jtf ~~"i~ "'-' ;) ,~~rfq ,~RetH'· ~ ,-,r, 1 • , .H, , · ~'" ' '~' "~' ifj,(,L ,-:, 1 llt ·~~,... ,,,, , ;( JJ ·, speaket. . ' ''OJ Sb, Chil)a wants us to S'lf wr're wrry · neled iilegal campaign donations to for- · ~ before they return our I'Jayy spy plane to • ''' m':f ~!_dent Clint~n and the Democ- ·,--; us, before they rep;m:iate its 24 crew taae • memben. ' ' · ' lt was part of a broader campaign ~ - OK. Fine.' , / the ~omn'umists to acquire U.S. mill- · • We're sorry t,hat Chiru~, is a repressive, taty-n:lated-technology, a Justice Departone:party authoritarian state; thaJ it · ~OSeph ment imlatigatian concluded. · :~, denies its 1.~ billiori citizen$ the rights Th~ Cox Report identified two of the ;;: · and fiee4oms we Americans take ' Peopie'{Republic's' cash-laden e.oos- ~ gtanted. · ·• · - . saties,~Jung,son of the late Chinese ,~ . The C~ese peopleablc; ~ve hb rblight to . COLUMNST PC . reshinaid~nfot,~!'to.upc::~·ledaadue~ter of :: · v<;>!j:; no •itY•t to .~ y assem e, ~ • ...~. -' · -right ,t o due proc"". They have no ·free· ·, • ' . . Wang actually managed to attend one " ' ' dom of ~b. tteedo!ll of religion o~ ing il'ons and ripped his genitals otr.~ l'. · ofCiintodn's: ~:;, House c~ffigalees. He's ;~ freedom of the press. : .... o1 .• Welte sorry· •the Pc.Opie's· Republic ' conltecte to ..,..,000 m e camWe're sorry thai ' the· Communists in pUn . qes a ;mercandlist policy with palgrt. oon.-:nbutions. that the notorio':ls , Beijin'g are intolerant o(poli~cal ~~t, the Unitea, Statei.,;? . > C~e 'Die Im:de to the Democratic ~ they so mercilessly demonstrated m · .Evm as .we magnanimously bestowed Nat10~ Corrumttee. . . :~ 198,9 ~.Yhen ~ey, massacred hundreds ?f ,, Permllnent Nortnal •'nading .R:elat!_ol;li~,, .B~i In ~ove~mber, the Co~111~m~ts .:-: ~ .· ..:c,,·~plesTffiiei,lin . disaellotlsti/1 tieedld 'alsch"oo!S:No . unarmed pro-democracy protesters m status' on Bdjing last~; even as .w,e fligh~-ttsted th~~ D~-31 mobile t~ter- ... matter what the newspaper he'a'dlines say, otir children have not Tianamen Square'. afforded Chin~ie , exporten . of toys, conan~tal ba!li'll:c nuss•le. which Will be turne'd into savages from "Lohi of the Aies:• · ·"' · "·· · , !Jn~ ~!)at . they co~ttipue to use laws foot\War,,rionsumet elecuonics, ·black ,q.pab~e of ~e~venqg nu,clear payloads to ; . . Y~.~AllsoN".g\lel (caJif.JHigh Sc!l0'6f 'sl£Jderi't!"3ilegedll ~ ·a~irtst '.'subversion'' ·and ''endangering , berell' and'~tr ~' fiee ' Utd unfet- Alll¢C~ Cltl~.. , . •I • ly made threats that were real enough for most of ~heir classsta't:: security" · to th~. arrM illcl t!ttc!";ad.•lti!fl'llif the ~· U.S. marlret, ~~on Ttmes ~fense and natton.- '"" mates to skip school. A 9-year-old brought a .45-callber h~dimprismi a 'wide range of.political dissi- Beijing cotitioued to impose protection- al secunty re~orrer Bill ~~ not~d th~t · '· · gun L complete with amm'!nition. - to •his•'Norwalli eleden!s ' ahd !ictiVists, accotdlng to a 2000 •ist barrien<to, U.S:goods and 5emces, the ~was tuntd to comode wtth the men~ ~h<?ol (ne~r Lo! ~ngeles). And, of cours.~, the .~oot;: State Department report. ,, effectiwly f pri~ng we.~ ·beyond' ~e fint VISit to China ,by Gen. Henry Shel- .. , . ings across the nation over the past two weeks have· everyone ~We're . sorty ~hat' the governn;te,n t {)f mearu .of.most of Cbfua11 consumeQ. "t~J!· chairrnm of th~ Joint ~hiefS, of~taff. , ·· conc~~d£1l!.O!l. ~~s<; : . ,,....., .,. . . ,.,, , ,.. , Jiang Zemen is contemptuou~ .of human , 'Jibat's. whY the United States on .. Meanwhile, a top Chn~ese mihtary B~.JOmmat~~die.e~aren't the norm}i:Jley·~ mJeMlfi~r:- : 'rtlghts:.As&rulesty .'nte~I~Mlruw reported the slion lend of' a. rec~rd $!)9 billion lead~r, Gen..~hang W~ruan, recendy ·l. • ~ible·a~ts - -some of trefDendous vtolenoc: - that need to · last year, "Torture 15 Widespread and S}1- trade imbilaru;e with China in 1999~ . predicted a militaty confbct over Tatwan .. -;: serve'as ·reminde~ t~:tt · socie.o/. is not perfe~t. ~ .: · .' · ' ..teniatic.,COIJitrutted in the full ran~ of Whylthe -· de•gap, ~o'1t certainly 'wal m the ,nfxt ~ve .t~ l9_years. , ·. , · Sh~ngs- and thr~~cs shoilld n~ver oc~ur, let ,afone m t~e ,:.state irisijWtions, from police; ~tatio~ .tn. mdet; las . ·~Wii.d . why th.e United -. ~n~.~ the L1bera~.ton. Army Da1ly, · , · nationt schools. •• ~. "" "' · '"' · " I'C<'education through• labor, .cam"" as S ·t"- ' ·~· : .2titi . .il . h Chmas . offictal. mtbtary newspaper, .- • ,. . . ' . "' "". ·• . h . ' . r•• ta <> ··~IJ lie t9 P e . up a uge d ha 'f h U . d S Wttfu.tnis 'said, lioweve~. ·tne headlmes may be getttng t e wellaswpeople'shomes,wofkPlacesand , trad deli' =· ~ib:C~;.. hi · warne t t I t e mte tates comes ··•· 5 best or !he school districts.·'l'hey·are obviously on fuU alert and; in public" , .' ·'~! . , , ,~., iO · :8'.• :1·~ t · ~~· · f tO the aid ofits ally, Beijing would launch ·· 15 a pro ~cror 0 a nuclear missile attack oh Americaw tar- '~· · as a mwt ffiaY;6e a bio hasty .in their decisions; · ':. •I ••r · '. · It the-eltample ~f Zho'\t Jiangx- ·a lii - e.~. ,. ~ il ~UI•oe Foi;• c~mple, Cdiona•dehMar (Calif.) H~ SchooL adminjong..- go-year-old ~ · troin fiut)liJl. b , stJC ,. ~ss ~·. ~eapons 0 .mass gets. ' . · , _. ' · '': .. istraooliJ:Ist weel1' ~~(seventh-grader1o't'6ve days after ' proVil!ce, who' \vas 'torult to' death bfi· d~~!:ion ~~ e~~~ technologies. The~· are ~y China-related issues .~;., · drawf~ 'a picture •.ill£ a teacher wtth an<arrow •through. the .;c oflieials fiOnY a townslilp birth control ,.~~has ~~d ~ss~e teChn(!logy tp , .for wh1ch Amencans should be sorry. . . ., " ·• . l: . :, . ~:;:. • ,ptlj,ce; They.., were trying ~ll<' \llalte 'hi,m ,If~!, '\'fhU~ ~0•• ~~ the ayat9~ But ~ darn sure fh>?'t ~e t~e Com~ :1': teacher.::.: ,, '", . , • ~· . In~ midst .df illiS Wave' of violence;·the ~ewp<>rt-Mesa · reveal •the' whereabouts oti\Jij ~fe, sus-, ~~ chetfUciak '.u~d. to ~ ~~y · n\u')Uts an ,ap?l~ fur .f?rct_ng dpwn our .:~". Unifl'c!d scli'ool ~ ne~by area) added ,t~ lts-zero~t~ler ~-. , .ptekd o( b,tiilg pregnarl~~ou~ per- .~ ~1}~1:~ 11 Li~ With 115 sj7Y pl;uie -:-;-11_1.mternanop,ill ampace - ..~ ~ ance ' policy.' .. : just, , ' drugs; alcoho and- w~~.ons ':before : mission. ):~ • . f. ~~-, , . ·V', ' !1P.~. ~~~ has. Pl'OVI~d N~~· a~d ~g tts ~.. . ,;~ ,. them;·:bWlying,tlniidlldition and violence .will~ l\D 'lbn~r be1 They liilng Zhou . u~ , dbwp, , and ~.~ .\Y.lm. r~v.; . ~!~rialofor tiS ballistic ,' · . · ., ·:;. toleraeel&rhe revi$W6'Woul.dilnclude draWihgs sucltas_the"'s'eiil ~. r\1).e~edly~ whipped and . beat, bin), ~t); '. P!iDilF,Il~,,And it 1\as supplied Pak: ~tph Prrltins ,Is a columnis(jor The San ~n·; enth-f!s~_but irlalso aubws district administdtors to , Use . Wooa'en <llu~. They burned hln;l, with i~~ \Vitllrt~ for a nuclear~pon.. ''DI+ v. i i i'on:t'rilitirtt and can be reiiChed at . , • their;lt(t'~h :-Vl{eA.1such"iHdances arise.... ' ''·\..,. ·• ~ '• d~e ~!'& bnnded hial With s91,der- , ;, W'l:re ~jJ!f:q) goYHnment 1'fiin~ Jo.tpk.PtHdnsUnioi!'IIib.r.Om .J • ·~;'; Iflb.U,. ~_ 1 ,seyedth-gr~i Was to· lj~ shqwn"~'.tHe. s~e • , l~l · ' •· ,:. :~.: " ·or} · :AH' 11 ".~. ~'-"'' , , ' '· 11 ' ~.~·~·v·~: ···~. ~ · ' '•tl\'.rlf •• \ ~ •)a J,,, \-; ' ~... . 11 artisri~ti:ssiO!t'befol:e th~ Santee shooting, wo!lld thel'e havd~ '" . • ·"' ,, ., 1 ., , been';. fi.ve-day 'susptnsion? Highly unlikely. . ·; . ,.,., ·' ••. ' /·· .. ' ....:.:·' .• m ' G'n.~'E l:n~r· '.il ' ;-;-.. ScfilroUlistcicU. ~erywhei't. obviouslyuJh.oultLriot:'ignore ·.• r• • • •· • L .N .IOI.)' p- 1 ·:r: one b,u t two probes pf security procedures following c~es that a senior FBI official spied for Russia 1.6 ye315 Without detecti~n.)loth investigations are needed. . · Ju~e William Webster, form~ director of both the FBI and ' the CIA will head an outstde mqmry. It will look at ways to imp~e 'FBI internal securiiy in order tq discourage' and catch I mos;imay view his former association with the agency as a poten,pjconflict but practicality says his experience with the '· FBI ~ pa~cul~; valwillue.h. be , d . h._ . , . . . , fi '' spare . t e necesstty · or Judge Webster · , owever, pointing a finger of blame at bureau offioals, or for recommendui$ any penalties for misconduct. • · TheSe' ta'sks Will 'be the responsibility' of an internal' Justice Depa"riment investigation· announced recently by Ashcroft. . .. In bunching this second probe, Ashcroft has.shown that he is aprropriately· sensitilre to appearances and also prepared to exerciSe hii \iltiiliate 'nisix>nsibility for th~ FBf~ " ' ' · ' ' ' _('d ~ j ltW'- . through Sunday, Hobson u not for that .;. ·· , ,· ,, DEAR. ABBY: I arri being = . . . . .M_ ~~~~~ _-- 2~;H~ .teeth are capped; mysteries rf aspirin explainRd • .". . • LOCAL EVEN-TS ·~J , •"' • The (Charleston, S.C.) Post and Courier,\ on the -FBI inwstigations: Attorney General John Ashcroft has launched not · : • ' tnal w~ r~: . ::··t· · . ey, .._PJe pass 1Jy the to pay their last respeciS !0 t}le deceased. . 9. ~'t bring babies or unruly -.' tOddlen. • •• . .• 10. ~Q.:t~p' md leave during the servtce. . "' I hope this will answer some ques- pened and he was gone. ed a funen,J whcrr I ~shoc"4 at • The day before the funeral, I spt:)b: some of the clothes ~n;,and tb,; I to .his girlfriend and asked if she bck of respect shown. ~1~3. would like to ride to the service brother died, and one of~ ,c~ · with me. When she arrived at my worr a dn,ss in such a b~ col~ . . home, she was wearing a bright hurt my eyes to loolt at iC-She ·& orange mini-dress. wot;e :~; ring on ~·linltr.}, My l . ?j A,'clom~,pcople,sowecanallstartto Ofcourse,wheriwearrivedatthe 4 cunOSJty was aroused concerhlfig' AOVItE ·show more respect to the families chapel for tbe service, every head appropriate funeral attire, so I and to the deceased.- MARIE IN · turned in her direction, ·and there to the public library and rud every-- .. _ ·-·. . - "'"GR:'AND'PPl, TEXAS were more than a few raised eyething they had on (U.nenls, at ~pas it's wtefu} and low-~d. l, DEAR MAJUE: I'm sure your brows. She saw the stares 'and turned Miss Mannen and Emily Post:H~ 6 . If if'1 acceptabl,e,'t~4R · f~y, \ list of do's and don'ts will be of to me with tears in her eyes."I know is what I found: :: ', , ' . exes ·may attend or ~hte ~ jl~- 1 interest to many people. However, I they're looking at me because of 1. Don't be late. ' / ers. ¥ 3!10/r ,- ('l I have a penonal experience I would what I'm wearing," she whispered. 2. Wear dark clothes."'-.. ' ' 7 . Family members ~ only are 1 like to slifre wirli }'OU: 'Tm wearing this dress because ' 1 . ' 3. Don't wear more blac~ t_!!a!l the • . allowed to sit in the ;fatll,t!y ~on. ; Whep I was jn my 20s, a male Doug always loved to see me in it. It · widow. - . , > • ·~~ ' · ' ·- (No-'eices.) J',' >.· ' , " ' ' 1f con•-tbporarv, "Doug:' w:~< tr:acricalwas his favorite." ·· ~,._..~ ')'I ~~ ~]'I -- ~ 0"" 4. Wear mininill jeweliy iwedaj.nt;:· 8. The .time for h•!jpj'jjjJ!:~l- ~ ly i~ureCt' in a bOat accident: His Mter that, I stopped fornling band, . tasteful earrings) watci;1 ·~C: ·;1eggmen~is when'~~·~Y is 1 injuries· """"re maSSive and irre- judgments about what people wore tack). _ .. - ..~;! •· , • . receiving guests at the funeial ~orne ; versible, and for days his life hung by to funenls.- and paid more atten5, Humor is acceptable as o,;g ~ -~. or at the cemetery -· ''NOf1:iS•peo-·: a th~ T!Je~, the inev;itable hap,. . tion to what was in their be.am . 1 ,. Deb.r /,/ 11.2001 )~ .t1 7 ..• ; i oolfut Ab\>y .,~ • ·~· • '· ~ rem' • A. Shlwn lAwle Mllnlglng EditOr W. Govey ) DEAR ABBY: I reteqdy, atterJ;r · '' I ChMII ., . <~ · ••• • .• ~,_,\oc-•r t.,. . ' ..... ' - · •t '\."' , ~,o ' II!·""' .I • 't ;,.. . . . '1 - ~ 11 ' 'loA ~.£ t \ T ' • .t ·- ~J· ' ., ' .... 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"Titis is a stmng indication that they support moving forw2n:i with a national srmdan:t for mercury emissions from power pbnts;' said Andy Buchsbaum, a spokesman for the National Wtldlife Fedention, which jointil in asking the court to let the EPA regulate mmury emissions. The Environmental Protection Agency asked the U.S. Court of Ap~ for the Dlsttict of Columbia Circuit on Monday to dismiss a suit cballcnging the agency's decision in December 10 Mgin ordering reductions in the estimated 40 tons of mercury spewed annually from power pbnt smokestacks. · Ai111 . mer in East Grand Forb, Minn., WCIC ASSOCIA1Bl PRESS Willi fA evacuated during the 1997 lloock. [)am.. w,hen die murky, swollen Red River age cstimao:es piled up to about 11 billioo. waters 6nally receded, Debbie and Tony I.iwstock losses, already bip because ol Polmiscino. of East Grand Forts. Minn., blizzards, ropped 123,000 anima&. were ldt homelc$a and despondent, Oood · four years bter, border town residents refugees of the April t 997 disosrer. are again racing the cloclt, lhoring up The Palmiscinos ~built - in a part of dikes in. the &ce of Wednetday's · Sash town where fewer homes w~ damaged flqod_Mmings for eastern North~ - · but it was with a sense of foreboding and northwest and west centnl Minneso- pleas4c guilty in crash NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) - An aerospace subcontractor pleaded guilty to charges stemming fiom a t 996 helicopter crash that killed four members of a test-flight crew at Sikorsky Ai~t:nft.. Kaydon Corp., with offices in Muskegon and Ann Atbor, Mich., admitted Tuesday in U.S. District court that it falsified quality-control tests on parts it made for Sikorsky helicopters. In a deal that protects its employees from prosecution, the company pleaded guilty to rwo counts of maJcing false statements but denied responsibility for the crash. Under terms of the agreement, !Uydon ·will pay S7 .5 million in criminal fines and civil damages arising from a criminal investigation into the March 7, ·1996, crash at the Sikorsky plant in Stntford. Four people were killed during the maiden flight of a CI:I-SJE Super Stallion helicopter, which was being prepared for delivery to. the Marine unit' that tnruports the presidential limousine. . ' . Acbeu straight dies at a& .. LOS ANGELES (AP) -Actress Beatrice Straight, who earned an Academy Award for her role as William Holden's estranged wife in the television spoof''Nerworlc;' has died. She was 86. Straight, who also earned a Tony for her work on Broadway and was nominated for a television Emmy, died Satun:iay in Los Angeles, her son Tony Cookson said . "I hope they're being ovedy cautiqa," said Monica Kuklcnski, anding by }\iJes of saryt,•IP W2iting to defend her MOorbead, Minn. home tiom tbe rWer. "J* you don't c1att risk it, because you'w.fjj!)t to be ready." : Her neighbor, Jim Houscmann, :.tebuilding a sandbag waD that proceCt.id BY ..... SUUnM Tuesday that Debbie Palmiscino ~d the fortress of sandbags resurrected near town. "I thought I would feel mo~ safe, but ' this morning on the way to work I had to cross the bridge into Grand Forks an~ it W2S a ~ry eerie feeling;' Palmiscino said. Almost aD 50,000 residents of Grond Forks, N.D., and another 9,000 across the I ' you've been here before." , Red River, the natunl divider~ the two states, routinely spills its ~ in springtime but nins saturated the Oat y:iiley's soil before it could fieeze bst winter and last weekend's heavy nins melted snow quickly. •_ . .- LOS ANGELES (AP) -A former state bwmaker and the heir to a local political dynasty~ headed for a runoff in a race that could .give Los Angeles its first Hispanic mayor in more than a century. . ' The outcome ofJ'uesday's election signals a dr.lmatic' c~_in local politics, with tWo DemocratS now vying to repbce Republican Mayor Richard Riordan, who is being fo11:ed out by tetm . 1imits. With 99 percent of precincts reporting, former state Assembly •• Speaker Antonio Vill.araigosa had 30 percent, or 142,744 ~­ City Attorney James Hahn had 25 percent, or 118,347 votes. Republican . real estate broker Steve Soboroff, Rion:ian's chOi~e, had 21 percent, or 99,453 votes. :_ The tight nee left aD 15 candiilares with less than 50 pe~~t of the vote, triggering a June 5 i:unoffbetween the top two c!>lltenders -Villaraigosa and Hahn. : ,. _,. . Yahoo! eiders pGIII busiriess .~ SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) - Internet company Yah&! Inc. has Mgun selling pornographic videos online, company ~Sicials have confirmed. ; .: Yahoo!, whose Web pages are viewed by about 185 miJlien people a month, has opened an online store selling thouSands of hatd..:core video tapes and DVDs. The company earns a shareof the sales. .... Yahoo! officials declined to talk to the Los Angeles Times about the .pornography sal~, In a written statement Tuesday, they said that "under stringent conttQI, adult products have been available through Yahoo! Shopping for niare than two years:' ·• MelgsCoun~ Lutheran Olurch .. .. ' ' St. Paul It Seat 'belt not ,cause of Earnhardt.death WFI>Neill\Y's HIGHLIGHfS ' BY JEIIU: FRYER N' SI'ORTS WRllfR As NASCAR continues to look into Dale Earnhardt's fatal acciileitt; indePendent medical examiner said a broken scat Mit found after the crash probably did not cause his death. Dr. Barry Myen kndied auropsy photos of ,Earnhardt for .t he Orlando Sentinel and found that the seventime Wins!Qn Cup champion was killed when his head whipped violently forward in the seconds after his car bit a wall going -150 mph at the Daytona 500. ' an CINCINNATI (AP) - A judge gave preliminary approval for settlement Tuesday to a bwsuit file by Cincinnati Bengals fans who were given ~c scm than the ones they on:iered at Paul Brown Stadium. .·Fans will have until May 1 to decide whethet they want refunds or ditferent seats. The Bcngili said they ~ve a plan to aj:commocbte those who · want to switch scats. HamiiP>n County Com- . mon Pleas Judge Robert Rueblman gave preliminary app~ to the sertlerncnt pbn during a hearing Tuesday. ~'The Bcnga1s regret that there were fans , who were assigned scats in areas less desirable than they had anticipated:' the team said in a statement. fans had sued the Bengals and Hamilton County for fraud, allegi.ng they were charged for prime seats in the new stadium, but were assigned less-desirable ones. The county owns the S-458 million stadium, which opened last year. i "' The Bengals had refused to make refunds OJ.give fans bet' ter sCa;ts. ~g .t he bwsuit. The team bbmed change, in stadium for some fans gtitting seats , that were faftb!r ....~ midfield than tile OJ'!_es they had ordered. Janet Abaray, bwyer for the -...;. til;ket ~hOI~n. was ~ with ' the· settlement. . ' ' his basement against the 1997 fioo4:He atd surviving that figlu didn't ma1ce bim feel "cocky .:. but at least }oou. 6gui-e ta. The NationaJ Weather Semce ptfticted isolated tomadoes, strong stornu and heavy rainfall in the Grand Forb area Wednesday. The Red River, already swollen by meltitig $DOW, was expected to crest up to 50 feet by Thursday, perilously dose to the calamitow 54.35-foot le'vel of 1997. . Although· she needed just' three days to 111m her three scenes in " Nerwork;' nobody disputed Straight's selection as the best supporting actress of 1976 for her portrayal of a wife struggling to keep her sanity after being dumped for a younger woman. The movie, which gave Americans the catch phrase "I'm mad as hell and I'm not going to take it anyt)tOre!", gaY!! S~t one of her most high-profile Hollywood performances. Others included the paranormal investigator in J982's "Pol~rgeist" and Mother Chr~phe in ~.959's "The Nun's Story."' 81 ' "As such," Myers wrote in the fourpage report( ti!e restraint &ilure does ,not app=; to have pbyed a role in Mr. ~·s fatal injury:• N~ officials said five days afier 'the ~ 18 crash they found a bro~n ~belt in Eamhan:it's car. Speedway phySician Steve Bohannon, one of the doctors who worked on Earnhan:tt after the accident, said he thopght the faulty .Mit allowed Earnhardt's head to strike the steering .wheel of' his Chevrolet, a blow that cracked the base of his skuD and caused massive head injuries. NASCAR said Tuesday that Myers' report doesn't contradict anything the sanctioning body has said regarding the .accident because it never claimed the broken seat belt caused Earnhardt's death. "Since the Daytona 500, NASCAR has made clear that we will not suggestor specubte on the circumstances surrounding Dale Earnhardt's ac~­ dent .until our study is complete," president ~ Helton said in a statement. uNo one fiom NASCAR ~ ever suggested what may l;tave happened in 992-2010 . '· Middleport Middleport · First Bapti~t UnHec:l PentecoStal Cl'lurch Corner of 6th' &. ~ 873 South Third Palmer Middleport Easter Services Maundy Thursday · 7:00 .m. Sunday Momlng 10:00 a.m. Sunday Evening ·6:00p.m. 992 ..3824 Come and Celebrate · Clark & Bonnie's Last Easter ·Service Middleport Church of Christ 437 Main Street Sunrise Service 6:00a.m.· Ovllr Cantata ' Sunrise Service ·Sunday ~:30 a.m. followed by breakfast . ' ' Morning Worship , to: 15 a.rn. Pastor: Mark Marrow Invites folks tO out 992-2755.· ·cqme Bra~o~ Church'of Christ Trinity Church and ' Cornel' o(Lynn ~ ·MaufldY Thursday Activity Center Dedloatton and . Breakfast 8:00a.m. Easter Musical 9:.15 a.m. · "What do you say that I am?" Morning Worship . 10:30 .a.m. Evening WorshiP . · 7:00p.m. Pastor: . Doug !:h,,mnllin RuHand Freewill Ash Street Church Baptist Church . . 398 Ash Street · Middleport, Ohio ' Secorid, Pomeroy • Hillside Ch~rctay . Service 7:?/J p.m. , Easter Sunday Sunrise Seivice 700 a.m: · breakfast to foi!Qw Sunday morning worship l0:2Sa.m. Rev. Craig Crossman • Pastor James Acre~ ' 992-6761 I 7:00p.m. Sponsored by Middleport Ministerial . AssoclatiQfl · ,' ~Music ' .. . Refreshments ·to .... Middleport, Ohio 45760 . ' 7:15a.m. Morning Worship ' 8:15 ";m. . Sunday~! 9:30".m. Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. . Praise Seivlce 7:00p.m. • . earnings. , I · • , ' .. "" .... il '" ' ":h~ ~o P...n ... Jo.Un.BI ~ f ' , • • • 'Reds mayJace fines over roster moves .. ' • Ma~be The council approved.. a series of proposals that would allow college , athletes · • to 1 accept pay for' 'giving ~i-ivat~ ' 1 b :or r d m~g'?,· · ·, Atchl~ the next ·day. l-Ie appeared inh ' ·ciNCINNATI ·(AP) - General denduringthe .secondinningo f an 8- · t h ~ cu : lessons in sports such' as gnlf' ""-' rh 2 VJ'ctory in Pittsburgh. • _ _,They re Iookmg, mto wh~t they re rwo ga111es over the weeke!l~. bot Jim Bowden admi~ that - re . " b b 11 k 1 and tcnpis! tHey a:tso #)Uid' 1, 1'nanger1 CincinnatiRedsgoofed.MaJQrleague . "I called (mabgerYBob )3oone 'in ' l;loing ~ ~o do,, ase a spo esman osses. . d. aDow the NC'M 'to' pay ills- . ~cbaD wiD decide whether to fil).e tlie middle· of the game ·and told him Patrick Courmey said. "It's just now Baseball pointed out to Bow en on ability insJrlmce' prem,iurrts ithem for it. he · couldn't u~q the player:;.Bowden in the investigative; state." Monday that Aschley was an ineligible and permit Olympic-caliber Atchley, 27, has gotten several sur- player. Baseball's rules specify a_ player · The Reds violated baseball's rules said. student-athletes to, eatrt i. L. promOting minor le•hne pitcher Th_ e. Reds se.n, t Atchley b.ack _to prises in the past rwo weeks. Boone who ·is released and re-stgns With _the money for bigh~level perfor~ ,, " 1 -..~- a1ong wtth utiJ. - announced he was on. the club's 12- . same team cannot pla:t. ..jn the maJors. Justin Atchley o,ver the weekend ,liom ~~ou1sville on _T uruay, mances in the OlympiCs. , , . niple-A Louisville. Atchley spent rwo 1ty player Wilton Guerrero. Later m man pitching staff during the last until May 15. ·' ' · To qualifY fQ, the banlf: . · b • · the day,, theRe"" called up left-h•"d- week of spring training then changed The Reds rele~aAtc~ on Jan. 9 ' d d ·d d · on the roster, ut ~n t perm1t"" ..,. . . da roster sn, " backup loan, an atJ¥etc: would have to · · ciayt ted to, lay in ·the majon until May ed reliever Hector Mercado . and hts mmd a y 1ater an ec1 e to to open a . "'~ d be considered .a li,kcly qrst15 p . . . infieldetD.T.Crofierfi'om Louisville · use an 11-man pttchmg staff. Atchley catcher Kelly St!fti' · • signe round pick in men's basket• .· was sent to Louisville. Atchley to a 1)~=eal 11 ,;We just blundered;' Bowden said. to take their spots. baD, women's basketb,all or "We didn't pick it up," ' It's (lOt unprecedented for a tearp to The ~e_ds sent fifth starter Rob Bell · days later. ' -~~·' baseball and; at .least a third- . Major league baseball realized · the violate one ofb~eball's rules regard· to Lou1svill: followmg a game Frtday . ~ b'' round pick ·in football or problem Monday and informed Bow- ing roster moves. B:jliebaD col!ld fine · mght m Milwaukee; and brought up · Plun 1M Reds, IS hockey. \., '. --~-------~·- .... • I ~· ' L' ind~;a. nd ... ·~~··· ~~~~~~~~--~~--.. ~~~~~~ ... Wednesday, April 11, at 1;OQ p.m. Sunday Sunrise Community Good 'Tt\e Medial Aspects of tile Crudflxjon «jesus Friday Service . Oulst~ presented my M.E. Plaugher« O.llllcothf: Service · 700 p.m. ~11111hesla AsSociates · · _7:00p.m. 6:00 a.m. ,'' Spe.lker Rod Hr0\4\rer Sunrise S~rvlce . ' Saturday, April 14 at 200 p;m. . Morning Worship Special Music. . SLJnday · .' . on,_~~~· ·, l 0:00 a,r;n. Ewt•ua ... •~li:tc .. ~ra~~ren« , .6:00 o.m .. Sunday Sunrise the CICI!'Nmlnlty - ~ 1lho.t 1I yrs. · Evening Worship · · 6:00 a.m. ·~ >r9CikTOIS1 tO fp!IOW C'Mnel• ~ 1Hunt- Snacks Provided Breakfl$t to follow Regular Sunddy 7:00 'p.m. ' . Morning Worship Morning Service Easter ~nday, April ts .. tO:OOa.m. . . ¥rile Service- 6:30 a.JTI. Pastor · J 1 :00 a.m. · Brealcf- to fQibw . Evening Worship ~, School- 9.45 ~· Pqullay~or .Pa~tor . 6:00 'p.m. MamlnS "'• <;ietellullbn 11:00 a.m. • Pas,tor: Les 'Ha\111\an Brian Harkness t~1ns ~tlon .. 6:00' p.m, 1 ' . .N.CMokays . loil~ propana . Church I j '. Praise&. worship serviceI ' ' :\v;~~ • . Guest Speaker Roct Brawer . . ;• chi-sox:pa~ I . Goc;ld ~rlday . Community Service . I ' · Aiomcl~s· ·- ~ I Good Fl1day Servlc$ 1:00 p.m. Special Singing ' ' Easter Sirvlc• ' Sunday · 10:30 a.m. Racine United . Methodist · Church. Gobd ·Friday Service , ' Ash Street Church ' 3981,\sh Street. . 39724 SR. 143, ' Pomeroy .. . .'' ' Comer of Ohio 12c & Bradbury Rood, ' Pomeroy Sunrise Service •,7:00 a.m. ' I 1 WASHINGTON (AP) - On the court, · Michaeljon:ian was always one a kind. His chances of playing again? A mere on~ in a thousand. . • ~ Responding to comments made .by 'fellow Washington Wiza~ owner Abe Pollin, Jordan again downplayed the notion that he's . pbnning a comebaCk, repeating his previous estimate that he's ':99.9 petcent sUn:" that he's retired for good. ., "I haven't wavered one bit fiom what I've been saying;• Jordan told The Wasbi'ilgton Post for Wednesday's editions. "If ~ ·had to answer today, I'm 9?-4 percent sure I won't play again. . . "I'm not going to .come back as· a showli_.ece. I wouldn't .even thinf-iabout it unless I thought·, 'c ould maintain the level ~f play I had ·when I left. I'd• only come back doin~ everything I always did. And I'm nowhere near that, nowhere ". Jordan ' dose to that. I ' h~ven 't - played in three yean~'~ While Jordan has been adamant in his· denials, he IUS yei to completely do~ the door on a comeback bid, He has alio.yet to deny the rumors in a public forum, instead using more low-key method of pnvate, oneon-one interviews to make his case. -~ Which is wily his oft-stated one-tenth of one percent chance has been enougq tq keep the comeback stodes·afloat for· two 'months, and why his latest statement will do little to· end the speculatidn. Even some of Jordan's friends, such as golfing buddy and Pittsburgh Penguins star Mario Leiniellx, have not believed him. , · Lemieux, speaking Tuesday after a·, Pen- · guins practice, said he talli.ed to Jordan in the !ast 10 days and made it sound like His Airness was all but' ready to don the uniform. . "He's going to give it a shot and he's working very hard," Lemieux said. "He's taking his time. He's taking a few 'months to get ready, but I'm sure when he gets bacl(, he'll be the best player again." · Jordan was the talk of the nation's eapital 9n Tuesday, the day after Pollin wenl oh telc~ vision to reveal his "gut feeling" ~hat "the odds are that he's going to come . b.ack" and play for Washington f!eXt season. o( SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) - 1\vo-tinle AU-American forward '!toy Murphy official~ . ly announced that he was . CHICAIIO'I BIG - Fonner Indian sa,,dv Alomar drove In the winning run In the eighth Inning against pu¢ng his name in for the - his tormer team Tuell(!ay. (AP) . NBA draft, but still might -~ . ..t_, '~ . return to school for 1m seni01' . ,.j ' ' season.' .. :· 1-, . .' 1 Murphy · said ', he .:would '·. work o11t for '.sffi:W teams, but would nqt attend pre- ' draft camps: He has until June 20 to ' withdtaW· tiis' name fiom the draft-;eligible list and, by not signing with an agent, he could return to col· CliiCAGO · (AP) - · Frank Thomas', w~lked including five games in the first eight days.'The White lege ~tb9ut JosiQg eligibilitr- ~ th a S~ have a 3-1 e~~e so ~ar. . . through the Cbicago White Sox dubbouse Murphy ~ averaged · 21.8 ' "' .., niiJe n his face. • . · · "Even · though 1~ s Apnl. I thmk both teams know 0 1 5 points and 9.2 rebounds as tit 1, · " eo ' · 1 " 'd h' -' b H · · "Winning ugly!" he yelled, his gritr widening.Just a each game means a ot, sat t 1ru aseman . erbert Irish reached the· second : . . b' I 1 ... ' ' ., . • • Petry, who also had two RBis for the Whtte Sox. ,round of•the· NCA:A fourna- '' ugly, . . 1 • ,that's Chicago was sloppy .early, • , • mcn:t. His.;!,OU c~er points ' ' Sand\' AJomai: Jr. bailed,"out some sloppy ' Chi~ago Wjt~ th~ wmd sw•rlmg, Perry made two errors m the leave him 5:;0 shy, of breaking : pitching Tuesday night, driving in the go-ahead run first mnmg· that led to_ a 2-0 Cleveland lead. the mark ofNo~ Dame's aDagainst his old team in the eighth inning as the Whtte Wh1te Sox starter Jtm Parque gave up_ se~en runs time leader, Austin Carr. · · Sox beat the Cleveland'Jridians 8-7. ' , six earned - and SIX htts m 4 1-3 _mmngs. He . . "That was as ugly as it can get for us;' Chicago g.ive up a rwo-run homer to juan Gonzalez, who also nJallii8Cr Jercy Man11el said. "1\Vo erl'?rs in the 'fii.'st drove in another run, and a solo shot to Marty Cori~ning we throw 13 straight balls. Agamst a club like dova. . this td caine out with a win, that's important." " · 'Reliever SeilJ1 Lowe didn't fare much better, _:walk· ' And rtoi just ·because Indians vs._White . Sox is._ ing in two rans as Cleveland took a 7-5 lead m the . developing into one of baseb.aD's best_rivalri,es. The fi~. . . . . .. . : . INDIANAPO.LIS · (AP)·; new unbabnced schedule gives added Importance to • 1 Guys are Still trymg to settle themselves, · A)omar . The NCAA managem~n~ divi~ion games this year. ' . : . , . . said. "They're trying to .prove to everyone !hat last coun'cil voted to allow .stuChicago and Cleveland>play each C?.th er J9 ttmes, . . ...... IM]rrlbe. IJ dent-athletes to · · receive · 1' I money for private lessons and tQ obtain a 'one-tin)c S2G,OOO ' ~ ,·, bank. loan based OIL future I , ...._BJ -comeback chances are slim Pine Gr011e Road Easter Sunrise Service 7:00a.m. . :,I Plrsn ... .says - St.lohn- ~ Morning Worship 9:00a.m. Rev. Donak! C. Fritz . Jordan dcSigo 231 East Second, Pomeroy Mauncly Thursday 7:30p.m. Good Friday 7:'!/Jp.m. Easter Sunday· 11:00a.m. this accident other than to say in our preliminary investigation we found issues of concern involving the occu. pant restramt system. . On Monday. NASCAR announced it had commissioned an accident reconstruction review into Eamhan:tt's death but doesn't expect the results until August. · · The panel is made up of seven! different expem in various crash reconstruction areas, including·one familiar with occupant-safety restraint analy- - _ .., , . '' . : · · �• ·- - J • • The Daily Sentinel 1he Daily Sentinel Midwest fears replay of calamitous flood~ ..... l'lsh blclls pol.._ ndn WAsfn~~ (AP) :._ President Bush is siding with his OemOcmic pm!ecessor on two air pollution issues, agteeing co emissions tiom coal~ning power plants and regulate memny ~uiring cleaner diesel fuel and engines. · Environmcntalisu expressed delight Tuesday that the Bush administntion is asking a fedenl appeals court to uphold a Glinron~ra plan on me11:ury pollution regulation. • . "Titis is a stmng indication that they support moving forw2n:i with a national srmdan:t for mercury emissions from power pbnts;' said Andy Buchsbaum, a spokesman for the National Wtldlife Fedention, which jointil in asking the court to let the EPA regulate mmury emissions. The Environmental Protection Agency asked the U.S. Court of Ap~ for the Dlsttict of Columbia Circuit on Monday to dismiss a suit cballcnging the agency's decision in December 10 Mgin ordering reductions in the estimated 40 tons of mercury spewed annually from power pbnt smokestacks. · Ai111 . mer in East Grand Forb, Minn., WCIC ASSOCIA1Bl PRESS Willi fA evacuated during the 1997 lloock. [)am.. w,hen die murky, swollen Red River age cstimao:es piled up to about 11 billioo. waters 6nally receded, Debbie and Tony I.iwstock losses, already bip because ol Polmiscino. of East Grand Forts. Minn., blizzards, ropped 123,000 anima&. were ldt homelc$a and despondent, Oood · four years bter, border town residents refugees of the April t 997 disosrer. are again racing the cloclt, lhoring up The Palmiscinos ~built - in a part of dikes in. the &ce of Wednetday's · Sash town where fewer homes w~ damaged flqod_Mmings for eastern North~ - · but it was with a sense of foreboding and northwest and west centnl Minneso- pleas4c guilty in crash NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) - An aerospace subcontractor pleaded guilty to charges stemming fiom a t 996 helicopter crash that killed four members of a test-flight crew at Sikorsky Ai~t:nft.. Kaydon Corp., with offices in Muskegon and Ann Atbor, Mich., admitted Tuesday in U.S. District court that it falsified quality-control tests on parts it made for Sikorsky helicopters. In a deal that protects its employees from prosecution, the company pleaded guilty to rwo counts of maJcing false statements but denied responsibility for the crash. Under terms of the agreement, !Uydon ·will pay S7 .5 million in criminal fines and civil damages arising from a criminal investigation into the March 7, ·1996, crash at the Sikorsky plant in Stntford. Four people were killed during the maiden flight of a CI:I-SJE Super Stallion helicopter, which was being prepared for delivery to. the Marine unit' that tnruports the presidential limousine. . ' . Acbeu straight dies at a& .. LOS ANGELES (AP) -Actress Beatrice Straight, who earned an Academy Award for her role as William Holden's estranged wife in the television spoof''Nerworlc;' has died. She was 86. Straight, who also earned a Tony for her work on Broadway and was nominated for a television Emmy, died Satun:iay in Los Angeles, her son Tony Cookson said . "I hope they're being ovedy cautiqa," said Monica Kuklcnski, anding by }\iJes of saryt,•IP W2iting to defend her MOorbead, Minn. home tiom tbe rWer. "J* you don't c1att risk it, because you'w.fjj!)t to be ready." : Her neighbor, Jim Houscmann, :.tebuilding a sandbag waD that proceCt.id BY ..... SUUnM Tuesday that Debbie Palmiscino ~d the fortress of sandbags resurrected near town. "I thought I would feel mo~ safe, but ' this morning on the way to work I had to cross the bridge into Grand Forks an~ it W2S a ~ry eerie feeling;' Palmiscino said. Almost aD 50,000 residents of Grond Forks, N.D., and another 9,000 across the I ' you've been here before." , Red River, the natunl divider~ the two states, routinely spills its ~ in springtime but nins saturated the Oat y:iiley's soil before it could fieeze bst winter and last weekend's heavy nins melted snow quickly. •_ . .- LOS ANGELES (AP) -A former state bwmaker and the heir to a local political dynasty~ headed for a runoff in a race that could .give Los Angeles its first Hispanic mayor in more than a century. . ' The outcome ofJ'uesday's election signals a dr.lmatic' c~_in local politics, with tWo DemocratS now vying to repbce Republican Mayor Richard Riordan, who is being fo11:ed out by tetm . 1imits. With 99 percent of precincts reporting, former state Assembly •• Speaker Antonio Vill.araigosa had 30 percent, or 142,744 ~­ City Attorney James Hahn had 25 percent, or 118,347 votes. Republican . real estate broker Steve Soboroff, Rion:ian's chOi~e, had 21 percent, or 99,453 votes. :_ The tight nee left aD 15 candiilares with less than 50 pe~~t of the vote, triggering a June 5 i:unoffbetween the top two c!>lltenders -Villaraigosa and Hahn. : ,. _,. . Yahoo! eiders pGIII busiriess .~ SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) - Internet company Yah&! Inc. has Mgun selling pornographic videos online, company ~Sicials have confirmed. ; .: Yahoo!, whose Web pages are viewed by about 185 miJlien people a month, has opened an online store selling thouSands of hatd..:core video tapes and DVDs. The company earns a shareof the sales. .... Yahoo! officials declined to talk to the Los Angeles Times about the .pornography sal~, In a written statement Tuesday, they said that "under stringent conttQI, adult products have been available through Yahoo! Shopping for niare than two years:' ·• MelgsCoun~ Lutheran Olurch .. .. ' ' St. Paul It Seat 'belt not ,cause of Earnhardt.death WFI>Neill\Y's HIGHLIGHfS ' BY JEIIU: FRYER N' SI'ORTS WRllfR As NASCAR continues to look into Dale Earnhardt's fatal acciileitt; indePendent medical examiner said a broken scat Mit found after the crash probably did not cause his death. Dr. Barry Myen kndied auropsy photos of ,Earnhardt for .t he Orlando Sentinel and found that the seventime Wins!Qn Cup champion was killed when his head whipped violently forward in the seconds after his car bit a wall going -150 mph at the Daytona 500. ' an CINCINNATI (AP) - A judge gave preliminary approval for settlement Tuesday to a bwsuit file by Cincinnati Bengals fans who were given ~c scm than the ones they on:iered at Paul Brown Stadium. .·Fans will have until May 1 to decide whethet they want refunds or ditferent seats. The Bcngili said they ~ve a plan to aj:commocbte those who · want to switch scats. HamiiP>n County Com- . mon Pleas Judge Robert Rueblman gave preliminary app~ to the sertlerncnt pbn during a hearing Tuesday. ~'The Bcnga1s regret that there were fans , who were assigned scats in areas less desirable than they had anticipated:' the team said in a statement. fans had sued the Bengals and Hamilton County for fraud, allegi.ng they were charged for prime seats in the new stadium, but were assigned less-desirable ones. The county owns the S-458 million stadium, which opened last year. i "' The Bengals had refused to make refunds OJ.give fans bet' ter sCa;ts. ~g .t he bwsuit. The team bbmed change, in stadium for some fans gtitting seats , that were faftb!r ....~ midfield than tile OJ'!_es they had ordered. Janet Abaray, bwyer for the -...;. til;ket ~hOI~n. was ~ with ' the· settlement. . ' ' his basement against the 1997 fioo4:He atd surviving that figlu didn't ma1ce bim feel "cocky .:. but at least }oou. 6gui-e ta. The NationaJ Weather Semce ptfticted isolated tomadoes, strong stornu and heavy rainfall in the Grand Forb area Wednesday. The Red River, already swollen by meltitig $DOW, was expected to crest up to 50 feet by Thursday, perilously dose to the calamitow 54.35-foot le'vel of 1997. . Although· she needed just' three days to 111m her three scenes in " Nerwork;' nobody disputed Straight's selection as the best supporting actress of 1976 for her portrayal of a wife struggling to keep her sanity after being dumped for a younger woman. The movie, which gave Americans the catch phrase "I'm mad as hell and I'm not going to take it anyt)tOre!", gaY!! S~t one of her most high-profile Hollywood performances. Others included the paranormal investigator in J982's "Pol~rgeist" and Mother Chr~phe in ~.959's "The Nun's Story."' 81 ' "As such," Myers wrote in the fourpage report( ti!e restraint &ilure does ,not app=; to have pbyed a role in Mr. ~·s fatal injury:• N~ officials said five days afier 'the ~ 18 crash they found a bro~n ~belt in Eamhan:it's car. Speedway phySician Steve Bohannon, one of the doctors who worked on Earnhan:tt after the accident, said he thopght the faulty .Mit allowed Earnhardt's head to strike the steering .wheel of' his Chevrolet, a blow that cracked the base of his skuD and caused massive head injuries. NASCAR said Tuesday that Myers' report doesn't contradict anything the sanctioning body has said regarding the .accident because it never claimed the broken seat belt caused Earnhardt's death. "Since the Daytona 500, NASCAR has made clear that we will not suggestor specubte on the circumstances surrounding Dale Earnhardt's ac~­ dent .until our study is complete," president ~ Helton said in a statement. uNo one fiom NASCAR ~ ever suggested what may l;tave happened in 992-2010 . '· Middleport Middleport · First Bapti~t UnHec:l PentecoStal Cl'lurch Corner of 6th' &. ~ 873 South Third Palmer Middleport Easter Services Maundy Thursday · 7:00 .m. Sunday Momlng 10:00 a.m. Sunday Evening ·6:00p.m. 992 ..3824 Come and Celebrate · Clark & Bonnie's Last Easter ·Service Middleport Church of Christ 437 Main Street Sunrise Service 6:00a.m.· Ovllr Cantata ' Sunrise Service ·Sunday ~:30 a.m. followed by breakfast . ' ' Morning Worship , to: 15 a.rn. Pastor: Mark Marrow Invites folks tO out 992-2755.· ·cqme Bra~o~ Church'of Christ Trinity Church and ' Cornel' o(Lynn ~ ·MaufldY Thursday Activity Center Dedloatton and . Breakfast 8:00a.m. Easter Musical 9:.15 a.m. · "What do you say that I am?" Morning Worship . 10:30 .a.m. Evening WorshiP . · 7:00p.m. Pastor: . Doug !:h,,mnllin RuHand Freewill Ash Street Church Baptist Church . . 398 Ash Street · Middleport, Ohio ' Secorid, Pomeroy • Hillside Ch~rctay . Service 7:?/J p.m. , Easter Sunday Sunrise Seivice 700 a.m: · breakfast to foi!Qw Sunday morning worship l0:2Sa.m. Rev. Craig Crossman • Pastor James Acre~ ' 992-6761 I 7:00p.m. Sponsored by Middleport Ministerial . AssoclatiQfl · ,' ~Music ' .. . Refreshments ·to .... Middleport, Ohio 45760 . ' 7:15a.m. Morning Worship ' 8:15 ";m. . Sunday~! 9:30".m. Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. . Praise Seivlce 7:00p.m. • . earnings. , I · • , ' .. "" .... il '" ' ":h~ ~o P...n ... Jo.Un.BI ~ f ' , • • • 'Reds mayJace fines over roster moves .. ' • Ma~be The council approved.. a series of proposals that would allow college , athletes · • to 1 accept pay for' 'giving ~i-ivat~ ' 1 b :or r d m~g'?,· · ·, Atchl~ the next ·day. l-Ie appeared inh ' ·ciNCINNATI ·(AP) - General denduringthe .secondinningo f an 8- · t h ~ cu : lessons in sports such' as gnlf' ""-' rh 2 VJ'ctory in Pittsburgh. • _ _,They re Iookmg, mto wh~t they re rwo ga111es over the weeke!l~. bot Jim Bowden admi~ that - re . " b b 11 k 1 and tcnpis! tHey a:tso #)Uid' 1, 1'nanger1 CincinnatiRedsgoofed.MaJQrleague . "I called (mabgerYBob )3oone 'in ' l;loing ~ ~o do,, ase a spo esman osses. . d. aDow the NC'M 'to' pay ills- . ~cbaD wiD decide whether to fil).e tlie middle· of the game ·and told him Patrick Courmey said. "It's just now Baseball pointed out to Bow en on ability insJrlmce' prem,iurrts ithem for it. he · couldn't u~q the player:;.Bowden in the investigative; state." Monday that Aschley was an ineligible and permit Olympic-caliber Atchley, 27, has gotten several sur- player. Baseball's rules specify a_ player · The Reds violated baseball's rules said. student-athletes to, eatrt i. L. promOting minor le•hne pitcher Th_ e. Reds se.n, t Atchley b.ack _to prises in the past rwo weeks. Boone who ·is released and re-stgns With _the money for bigh~level perfor~ ,, " 1 -..~- a1ong wtth utiJ. - announced he was on. the club's 12- . same team cannot pla:t. ..jn the maJors. Justin Atchley o,ver the weekend ,liom ~~ou1sville on _T uruay, mances in the OlympiCs. , , . niple-A Louisville. Atchley spent rwo 1ty player Wilton Guerrero. Later m man pitching staff during the last until May 15. ·' ' · To qualifY fQ, the banlf: . · b • · the day,, theRe"" called up left-h•"d- week of spring training then changed The Reds rele~aAtc~ on Jan. 9 ' d d ·d d · on the roster, ut ~n t perm1t"" ..,. . . da roster sn, " backup loan, an atJ¥etc: would have to · · ciayt ted to, lay in ·the majon until May ed reliever Hector Mercado . and hts mmd a y 1ater an ec1 e to to open a . "'~ d be considered .a li,kcly qrst15 p . . . infieldetD.T.Crofierfi'om Louisville · use an 11-man pttchmg staff. Atchley catcher Kelly St!fti' · • signe round pick in men's basket• .· was sent to Louisville. Atchley to a 1)~=eal 11 ,;We just blundered;' Bowden said. to take their spots. baD, women's basketb,all or "We didn't pick it up," ' It's (lOt unprecedented for a tearp to The ~e_ds sent fifth starter Rob Bell · days later. ' -~~·' baseball and; at .least a third- . Major league baseball realized · the violate one ofb~eball's rules regard· to Lou1svill: followmg a game Frtday . ~ b'' round pick ·in football or problem Monday and informed Bow- ing roster moves. B:jliebaD col!ld fine · mght m Milwaukee; and brought up · Plun 1M Reds, IS hockey. \., '. --~-------~·- .... • I ~· ' L' ind~;a. nd ... ·~~··· ~~~~~~~~--~~--.. ~~~~~~ ... Wednesday, April 11, at 1;OQ p.m. Sunday Sunrise Community Good 'Tt\e Medial Aspects of tile Crudflxjon «jesus Friday Service . Oulst~ presented my M.E. Plaugher« O.llllcothf: Service · 700 p.m. ~11111hesla AsSociates · · _7:00p.m. 6:00 a.m. ,'' Spe.lker Rod Hr0\4\rer Sunrise S~rvlce . ' Saturday, April 14 at 200 p;m. . Morning Worship Special Music. . SLJnday · .' . on,_~~~· ·, l 0:00 a,r;n. Ewt•ua ... •~li:tc .. ~ra~~ren« , .6:00 o.m .. Sunday Sunrise the CICI!'Nmlnlty - ~ 1lho.t 1I yrs. · Evening Worship · · 6:00 a.m. ·~ >r9CikTOIS1 tO fp!IOW C'Mnel• ~ 1Hunt- Snacks Provided Breakfl$t to follow Regular Sunddy 7:00 'p.m. ' . Morning Worship Morning Service Easter ~nday, April ts .. tO:OOa.m. . . ¥rile Service- 6:30 a.JTI. Pastor · J 1 :00 a.m. · Brealcf- to fQibw . Evening Worship ~, School- 9.45 ~· Pqullay~or .Pa~tor . 6:00 'p.m. MamlnS "'• <;ietellullbn 11:00 a.m. • Pas,tor: Les 'Ha\111\an Brian Harkness t~1ns ~tlon .. 6:00' p.m, 1 ' . .N.CMokays . loil~ propana . Church I j '. Praise&. worship serviceI ' ' :\v;~~ • . Guest Speaker Roct Brawer . . ;• chi-sox:pa~ I . Goc;ld ~rlday . Community Service . I ' · Aiomcl~s· ·- ~ I Good Fl1day Servlc$ 1:00 p.m. Special Singing ' ' Easter Sirvlc• ' Sunday · 10:30 a.m. Racine United . Methodist · Church. Gobd ·Friday Service , ' Ash Street Church ' 3981,\sh Street. . 39724 SR. 143, ' Pomeroy .. . .'' ' Comer of Ohio 12c & Bradbury Rood, ' Pomeroy Sunrise Service •,7:00 a.m. ' I 1 WASHINGTON (AP) - On the court, · Michaeljon:ian was always one a kind. His chances of playing again? A mere on~ in a thousand. . • ~ Responding to comments made .by 'fellow Washington Wiza~ owner Abe Pollin, Jordan again downplayed the notion that he's . pbnning a comebaCk, repeating his previous estimate that he's ':99.9 petcent sUn:" that he's retired for good. ., "I haven't wavered one bit fiom what I've been saying;• Jordan told The Wasbi'ilgton Post for Wednesday's editions. "If ~ ·had to answer today, I'm 9?-4 percent sure I won't play again. . . "I'm not going to .come back as· a showli_.ece. I wouldn't .even thinf-iabout it unless I thought·, 'c ould maintain the level ~f play I had ·when I left. I'd• only come back doin~ everything I always did. And I'm nowhere near that, nowhere ". Jordan ' dose to that. I ' h~ven 't - played in three yean~'~ While Jordan has been adamant in his· denials, he IUS yei to completely do~ the door on a comeback bid, He has alio.yet to deny the rumors in a public forum, instead using more low-key method of pnvate, oneon-one interviews to make his case. -~ Which is wily his oft-stated one-tenth of one percent chance has been enougq tq keep the comeback stodes·afloat for· two 'months, and why his latest statement will do little to· end the speculatidn. Even some of Jordan's friends, such as golfing buddy and Pittsburgh Penguins star Mario Leiniellx, have not believed him. , · Lemieux, speaking Tuesday after a·, Pen- · guins practice, said he talli.ed to Jordan in the !ast 10 days and made it sound like His Airness was all but' ready to don the uniform. . "He's going to give it a shot and he's working very hard," Lemieux said. "He's taking his time. He's taking a few 'months to get ready, but I'm sure when he gets bacl(, he'll be the best player again." · Jordan was the talk of the nation's eapital 9n Tuesday, the day after Pollin wenl oh telc~ vision to reveal his "gut feeling" ~hat "the odds are that he's going to come . b.ack" and play for Washington f!eXt season. o( SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) - 1\vo-tinle AU-American forward '!toy Murphy official~ . ly announced that he was . CHICAIIO'I BIG - Fonner Indian sa,,dv Alomar drove In the winning run In the eighth Inning against pu¢ng his name in for the - his tormer team Tuell(!ay. (AP) . NBA draft, but still might -~ . ..t_, '~ . return to school for 1m seni01' . ,.j ' ' season.' .. :· 1-, . .' 1 Murphy · said ', he .:would '·. work o11t for '.sffi:W teams, but would nqt attend pre- ' draft camps: He has until June 20 to ' withdtaW· tiis' name fiom the draft-;eligible list and, by not signing with an agent, he could return to col· CliiCAGO · (AP) - · Frank Thomas', w~lked including five games in the first eight days.'The White lege ~tb9ut JosiQg eligibilitr- ~ th a S~ have a 3-1 e~~e so ~ar. . . through the Cbicago White Sox dubbouse Murphy ~ averaged · 21.8 ' "' .., niiJe n his face. • . · · "Even · though 1~ s Apnl. I thmk both teams know 0 1 5 points and 9.2 rebounds as tit 1, · " eo ' · 1 " 'd h' -' b H · · "Winning ugly!" he yelled, his gritr widening.Just a each game means a ot, sat t 1ru aseman . erbert Irish reached the· second : . . b' I 1 ... ' ' ., . • • Petry, who also had two RBis for the Whtte Sox. ,round of•the· NCA:A fourna- '' ugly, . . 1 • ,that's Chicago was sloppy .early, • , • mcn:t. His.;!,OU c~er points ' ' Sand\' AJomai: Jr. bailed,"out some sloppy ' Chi~ago Wjt~ th~ wmd sw•rlmg, Perry made two errors m the leave him 5:;0 shy, of breaking : pitching Tuesday night, driving in the go-ahead run first mnmg· that led to_ a 2-0 Cleveland lead. the mark ofNo~ Dame's aDagainst his old team in the eighth inning as the Whtte Wh1te Sox starter Jtm Parque gave up_ se~en runs time leader, Austin Carr. · · Sox beat the Cleveland'Jridians 8-7. ' , six earned - and SIX htts m 4 1-3 _mmngs. He . . "That was as ugly as it can get for us;' Chicago g.ive up a rwo-run homer to juan Gonzalez, who also nJallii8Cr Jercy Man11el said. "1\Vo erl'?rs in the 'fii.'st drove in another run, and a solo shot to Marty Cori~ning we throw 13 straight balls. Agamst a club like dova. . this td caine out with a win, that's important." " · 'Reliever SeilJ1 Lowe didn't fare much better, _:walk· ' And rtoi just ·because Indians vs._White . Sox is._ ing in two rans as Cleveland took a 7-5 lead m the . developing into one of baseb.aD's best_rivalri,es. The fi~. . . . . .. . : . INDIANAPO.LIS · (AP)·; new unbabnced schedule gives added Importance to • 1 Guys are Still trymg to settle themselves, · A)omar . The NCAA managem~n~ divi~ion games this year. ' . : . , . . said. "They're trying to .prove to everyone !hat last coun'cil voted to allow .stuChicago and Cleveland>play each C?.th er J9 ttmes, . . ...... IM]rrlbe. IJ dent-athletes to · · receive · 1' I money for private lessons and tQ obtain a 'one-tin)c S2G,OOO ' ~ ,·, bank. loan based OIL future I , ...._BJ -comeback chances are slim Pine Gr011e Road Easter Sunrise Service 7:00a.m. . :,I Plrsn ... .says - St.lohn- ~ Morning Worship 9:00a.m. Rev. Donak! C. Fritz . 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(740)448-7388 878-1881 2 bedroom mobile horne for rent, . no poiB, 740-892-li858 3 bedroom with central air, wash· er & *for, $300 par month, 74Q- 'l.loed Window Unll Air CondHfoners, 90 Dey GUIIIIniOO, (740)886-75:11 (740)888-01147 1558 Whlto Kenmore, Electric Stove. 178: · 2' Aimoitd"'GE Wtiohtll, $70.00 Eoch, 2 Almond Oryere, Puppies· molhor 112 Shepard, 112 Lab. 7;40-885-4463 ~lean, 3 Bodrqomo,,ln Country with Nice Lawn And OUtbuilding 1 .. . (740).258-6574 acreage. call 740-797-9303, 740· 992-9132 440 The VInton Full Baptist Gospel Church Locoltd .Sehind Post Of. fico Will Be Helping Families In Need Of Food On 4-14'0t Form 7am Till 9am We Will Aloo Bo ___ FACTOR\' OVEASTDCKII fjow JlouDio Wldo Only. 11.580.00 bown And S3t8.00 Pol Month ..... DotMry And • Setup , Accepting Perishable And Non· perishable And Monetary Dona· tlon& From Sam Till 1Gam Happy final Deyo. Nallonwldo lnvenlory Ftoductlonl (3114)7-· Easter To Good Home, Mother Golden Relrlever, fethor Block Lllb. Good Natured Beautlfut Puppies Has Llmllad Or t st Shots And Wormed Call An· vtlme (740)448-7234 736·3-t09 Lost and Found 'Buck' , $100 reward . 740·357· 7803 LOST In Norlhup Area, 7 Yoor Old Female Baagle. Tag 1 813, Family ~~ P""s• Call (140)4487084 Or (740)446- 3555 With Any !~!ormation Thsnk You! Yard Sale Garag~ ment Bank Flnonce Only At Oekwood In BarDouravllle. WV 304· urdlly,'llll.,.~ • • Pomeroy.' : '· t;or rent· 7295 - • • • •• • • ', 1 ' 2 Adko~ock Lawn Cholro $78 Both: 1180'1 FIDor Opllc Lomp 140: AntjQuO f1otll: ...,., 175; Ottl ' Tlblo W!tll ~ ~ego $75: 33 LP Record Albums $3.00 EICII (740)387-7401 2 Stll Of Hor11 Harne••, Good c - . (304)175-32&1 1 Ait more opttorii. Menuflcturer of aawmiUa, edgers and sllldderl. NORWOOD INDUSTRIES 252 Sonwlllllrtve: Bullllo, NY 142211. FFtEE lnlormollon 1·800·578· 1383 EXt aoo-u SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY Claim Denied? Spoaiollzo In Apploll lnd Hoorlnge. FREE CONSOLTATION l!entflt Toom Sorvlcos, Inc . Toll·lroo I ·UI· 838-4052. w• Ttn!llng Bed, Home Unit, Roposood, llko Owor Paymenlo. ~-~ Waterline Special: 314 200 PSI S21.95 Per 100, 1' 100 PSI $37:00 Per 100. Ail BreiS Com· .,._ FttJJnao In SI1Ck liON EVANt IIITIIII'RIIII ,OI!to.t~- Driver· Got Famlly?. 1 Qrht~' Tan· t66,0hlo ~ . Well VIrginia ':104· 773-5785'0t 304lli3~7 ,. I'll ume. 1u11 t!l)'lt, -ca~t -Pioll'llihl· .Y"''40.594-o568. ••·• : ·1• Pearson Auction Compflny, lull Urtter auctiOill&r, ,complllt , I r t1 ·~··., ~ auction. ser~lca Licensed. Dr vers needed· Passenger vans, Aiveralda AuQtlon Barn, Sale Every Saturday Night &1 6p m , Aucllo~ r Ra~mond Johnaon Dmors Help WlrJIOA Quality Drive-AwaY Inc , dwner Operator Wa need Drtv~rs with 3/4 lon/1 ton PICk•UP·TrUck¥ltO pull AfV campera, 5th wheel! bumper pull& "See the country and get pakl whllo yau <10 It'. Call H!00.59!1·9743 ' EARN $25,000 TO $50 .000/yr Medical lnaurance Billing Nttd· ed lmmedtatelyf Home CompUiar Needed FREE lntornol, 1·800· • 109 Wor~ WHILE YOU LEARN! f{om Home Full Training $500·$4500 PTIFT Free lnlormo· lion (4t4) 29o-5900 www home· business·systems cpm llr5pm ' Fanns for Sale Farm Houso. Beautifully Romo\d· . ed, 2883 S<Mtri Feet t'7 Mros, Pond, ln·orounij Pool. Several Borna, Gorage, Fruit r,..,, Clott 1b Holillr. $215,000 (740~ 4230 350 Loti & Acreage 13 Acres Wit~ Stautllul Lake Vlow Sllea $50,000 t8 Acre• Wllh Largo Leko. Mobile Horne Wllh Add On $79,500. G~lll a County On Blacktop Road , (740)-78 1 Now Taking Appllca!lons- 35 \'Vest 2 Bedroo m TownhOuse Apartments, Includes Water ~!.wage , Traah , $350/Mo.. 740· .,....0008 TWtn RlverTowers now -ling ' applications lor t BR HUD IIA>sldlztd spl lor elderly and dl10blod EOH (304)675, 8879 Very nice small 1 bedroom, fur- · nlahed apt. Upper Duptox Mt Ver· 110n Ave No .pets! Non·smokera! $260 oo + Elecrrlc References S200 Doposll 304-875-265t. ' . . . . ...1 ~~~i\lf ~hen Man1,1el l..Ol'· ID to relieve Lowe. loa1W; Glt~ got Contova ro ~Dii iJlto I double play. , 1 GlOver pi~.a •3 '~3 lc:bttleis inniilp fpr his tint ~or le-.• win, and the Indians did1 n't threaten .pin.. . I ' · ~y that picked us up;• Alomar f• t l f ' ~... ' !liJilau!lfi ~cclied 'the ~~·~s - I Ue. led .Cored on AKC BIICit Lob, Female, 3 Manthl, Almoll Houoo Trolnod, Shoto,•Wormed, 1150 (740)211ep814 ~ r '• 1 • That brought up Alomar, who was p~,. ? in his 1,OOOth career game. He lined a sin ~ ;". ') · just over reliever Paul Shuey's head - out o ' : the reach of second baseman and brothe~ 1 R9berto Alomar - to send home the ~t ahead run. • ·~1 was JUSt trying to do my job. I.t had noth~; ing. to do with who we were pl~ying," said !,(; Sandy Alomar, whoo spent 11 yelfi in Cleve- .if} land before sigmng with the AL Central-nV21 ~ White Sox last winter. _ "It doesn't gtve me any special sattsfacbon. I'm just trying to win ball games. I'm way o~r that Indians stuff." .,_ Shuer, (~1) allowed two runs and four~~· 10 one mrung. .f "I'D chalk 1t up as a bad night," he said "But_ • u's tough for us in this Sltuauon because it \Vould have been nice to come out of here with at least one more v1ctory." ~ .' ' '. :, f liVI C. F S 810 1 '.! ,' Home lmprovementl Home 810 letter than Bunnltl for Eaat.r. Mlntlturo Poocllos. ohOts currtnl. 7:40)37fl.2838 Complo!O ~IIID!try- R - (Now Ztalando, Sl..,.r ~~. Hutcft. 11, Faad Container, Breeding Boxoo, Tranoport . Eo· (740) Rog· Cogtt. (7~7 ol mosonry brick , Dlock Froo oollmeteo, 304· Home Main· vinyl oldlng, batha, i :r Llvlngslon·s auement Water Proofing, all bailment rapalra · done, fraa 11ttmatts. llfatlm• guarantee 14yrs o" job e.11peri· tlnCO (304)985-3887. Superior Home Maintenance We Do All Repairs On Homea Carpentry, Plumbing, Decks , Etc , Eve's Spouts, Storage Buildings. AKSizes (740)441...()113 repair and more For ~·Hitiinl,lo cau Chet, 740·992- . .·~•' "'" l, ' For "'" or trodt· MF135 911 trldof "'"' aeoo houri, ..cotlttll ~oridlllon, ell new llr... a 111' hOIV1 duly bulh !lOg, rotary Cui• lor, good condlllon, 1400: 3 pt. 111t:1t ~~oc. saeo: 7 -·7401 . 110 Help Wanted Community College Crouroade Ford 2500 Ollaal Trootor, 3000 DIUOI, 4100 Dloul, 1802 t8 N, .(740)111 llllt " • ' tHO CiieM' A GuM 8tro~m. 37 I'Oot, do 1111 Othrco,h C:hu· 1iol 'iJC~ peel. lnl=ludlng A .... Cit. lotlll!ltOII· lint. l,bor MIIHgl. (140)145-' 1 .,. ~. ATTENTION· Flnenclll Plannera/Accoun1ant~sur1nce ' ! '· AgentaiHomo Jmpro..mlnt Cdll· treciOrst Mortgage compo,Y hoo d...loped procedure for oubmll· ling loans. II you hove tho . - . '• ,.. will pey yqu IS tho lOon lowe Rop urned U14KIFIAST VIII 1-211-2200 ..' Unlveralty ot Rio Grande/Rio Grande Willi Flnllhlng -14800 (740)448-11115 ' I for his sec- ~ock•, briOJr! •e- p!pee, winG· OWl, Nnllllo, 110 Cloudl Wlftltm, Rip Grande, OH .Coll 740·245· 121 . ' ' ,.. -nibe ,, l!lulldlng "'8uppllee GaiHa Manor Schult DISplay aale· Free Kawa· Riverside Aparlmonllln Mlddlo· iakl 4 Whtolor With The Pur· port. From $278·$348 Call 740· chast 01 Solaet,.r ScltlJit Display 892·50&4. Equal Housing Oppor· Homoo. Frl!ll'h Cl~ Homos, tun!lel. GaiiJjollo, Ohio (740)44..9340 'Or , New Haven one bedroom fur1-800-231-T ' " nished-apartment, has washer Sptclol Of T~t Weti- .Schull and dryor, no poiB, ctepoon & ref· 2b48, Country Kitchen· 2•8 Of'lncn, 740-892'0t85. Willi, LUXU!Y 8111tc Do!Uli'Cir' Nice 1 & 2 bedroom apartments, pet, Red~ To S:J:' litiS· Frone~ tqulppod kltchono, AJC, utllltl" City Homos, Inc. Giililrl!>lls. Ohfo Included, reference and dapoalt (7401448-11340 Or I·B00·23t'· loquirod P,ltone 740-992-8951 al· 4087 •• .' ... • Ford 2000 - Furnlshad, 2.., & 3 Room Apart· rt~tnlo, CIH,n, No Pela, No Smok- Ing, Reference• 1 Dopoelt Re· qulrod UIIHtloa· Furnished, (740)448-1518 ' . Sowmll S3.895. - - J.unl. btr.,... 2000. torgor c:taPICH!Io. S1 ,lJOO lACK Air Condhlon· or, 2 Ton Coli, 1 Llno Sll, In· llolled1 $2,285, $t,OOO Blclc, St295 Net Price FrH Estlmatoa. Call For Ouolllo On Olhor BIH-. II You .l)on't Coli yo , Wo Boll ~ -!Ia -I'U st>e!='ollty.J.740-4All·8301 t,801). 211-ovtl . epartmenlln Mlclclleporl, call 740. 892·5231 . . apartment• aa Village AAinor and Ale~ Auction • '" and Flea MarKet .h •., (740~989 • one bedroom furnished . •,"! SO DOWN HOMEs '' No Credit OKI HUD, VA, FHit Cel t·8fl0.50t trailer rantatt Commercial store· fronts available for tease, Vacal')cles now r $racloua living 1 and 2 btdroom O.ml Wo oller an 1ucollont btneftt ~eve 1 M~ I".Qit "'t«tf!!l.•· Call today to Jot~ our~wlhnlng ;e. glonal flatbed loami · ta~dom Trensporl Corp 800·551 ·9057 wwwtand oom ' • .... , ,i 80 540 Miscellaneous MerchllndiH -~ ' ~ . Moving aaleJ 6alurday1 Stoltlnga residence, New Hope Rd,., Chaster Furniture ,' exarcld equipment, some Home Interior toola, lots 91 garag e Uema ,rpuch more , Buy or 1011. fiiVfrlne AnJIQIIOI, 1124 Eut Main on SR 124 ~. fiD. rtiO!OY. 740'892-2528 or 740.912· 1531. Ausa Moore, OWtlor t Bedroom ~pt Clo11 10 Wal· Mart $375 por monlh An utilities Included (140)205-5555 New douDio wide 3 br 2 Da. $998 DO down only $295 pe1 mon. call now.1,&0CHI91-8777 ~rlvote Pc•oporty Anq Now DouDiewlcte. Ono Poyment. (304)738· .• tor, Range, AIC Included, $289 Plus Dapoalt & Rolertnce. HUD Approved (740)44t-t5t9 New 200t ·Fitetwood. 3 ~r , 2 Dalh. sot.u,.ln. TI!Jl::O<Jn~Y1MO< ~lit Homo Pot~<, roody to . _ In, $995 down/ St89 98 per ma<~th, 7!10·892·2t87 ' Antlqllll t20 Pocket Wolcftol ' In Good Condition And woodon Booko For Sola, Phone (740)448-18t5, 422 2nd -.uo, Galllpollo. 1 Bedroom Apartment, Refri;era· Chrllly's Family ~lvlng, 33140 New Urna Rd. , Ruliand, Ohio, 740742·7403 Apartment, home and New Fleetwood 18xll0, 3 Dr/2 bth. only'.189.88 per month Call lor Cllllall~ 740-885-43117. Middleport ·, f,VIclniW ·, ., deposit required. no poto. 740· 892·2218 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT IUOGET PRICES AT •JACK· .ON 'ESTATES, 52 Wtllwood Drive lrom $297 to $383 Walk to shop & movies Call 740-448· 25811. Equal Houalng Opportunity . • 530 1 and 2 bedrOom apar11Mnla, lur· nlshed and unfurnllhtd, security Gallipolis, Ploaee Call (740)8867t74 ence With Preschool Children Preferred. Send Rfjlsume To Yard Sale Corner Ath arid Grape for Rent Apartment For Rant In Downtown Tlmo . HS Diploma Equlvalonl, Must Bo 18 Yaars Old E•porl· 1 Street Thursda!i, Friday end Sal- A"rtments Utilities PAid , $280 Month Plus ' StOO Dot>osil (740)448-1340 C.hlldcare Center Locat•d In Point Pleasant, wv, Teacher AI· atstanrs-1 Full Time & 3-4 Part .. Remington 870 20 Goutt. 11 Gauge, 1a Gou;o. 12 Gouge Mag;~·~= 223 with acopo, (740' •• 3 Room Apartment, Furnished, lt'ee t-800-772-5933 ell 2070 Salo, Furnllure, J", 1 Badroom, Kitchen, Balh Living Room, Unllirnlslfod, No Poll, $250 PlusllopQsll (740)387-7015 processing Full ''alnlng Home~ PC required Call Phvatclan & Healthcare Developments toll- Mise Item, ~IO\hl& , 821 112 3rd Av1nue. Thursday: Friday, Satur- d.,YB-4 I 1 Children's VIllage. Mason Co. Vo-Tech, Rt2 4·B, Polnl Plt1Nin1;•1 WV 25550 Or Fa, (304)523· Gallipolis & VIcini~ Moving/ Govern· CAREER OPPORTUNITY! Earn excellent Income. Eaty clalma Lost· blonde Pllbull, Cheshire area, ears cropped answer 10 70 .. No ~ Credlt? )' , ·aw... ~ . · sao Etch (140~ New Mobile Home For Rani, Nice Real estate wanted~ l'am forced out at my house for highway lm· provement Looking for; old farm house i'n Meigs County wilh 60 . MaUre11/ lox Sprlnp, OoubltJ SIZe Bed, Llq -:Bed, DoWie 892-2187 Free Puppy, Possibly Rod·llck mix wlth·good markings. (740)258- • Nice Ustd Fvrllloq, Cal Anytlmt, (740)448 ~ 1004 Or (i40)44Hm Night&. (740)44H814 2 Bedroom All Electric Trailer, 87 Oakwood, 2 Bedroom, Vary - Size. Dresser, Chost, ,Wolnut Wood , Coli (740)4411-1272 Or Smoked In axa Barn Building Nit-en' NEW BRAND NAME COMPUT· ERS.--wllh SO CIOwnl LOW GaHipoNs, 752 3rd Avenue. $300 Month, 3 Bedroom. t BoUt, Frame $300 a month plus St50 dopostt, no pots. 740-742·2714 Goos. Both Potcltaa. Well Mato· !lined insido and out, (304)675· 7388 Monday· Fridoy, 8 30 to 5:00, (il04)e75.w4 Allor 5.00 and weekendl 1 ' '1 •• For-· Washart, dryers. ratrigaretOrs, ranges. Skaggs Appliances, 7e Month. 1 BR, 1 Bath , Frame House Gas Heat, No Pets, w.. kOndSI NlghiS (740)448-8814 1893, 3 Bedroom, 2 Balh, 14x70 Mobile Home, On Rented Lot on Sandhill Rd •• DqoL Not Need, Never Angle, Channel, Fill lor. S4oel GroHng ~sa Wolkwayo. LIL Scrap Melilla (740)448-7300 I • · Thompeona Appliance. 3407 - -· (304)675-7388. GOOD UIIO APPLIANCII (740)446-3644 kands. 1 N~W ANO USED ITIEL Steel .......... -For Cant:od. For Sale: Reconditioned wllh· ers. dryers and refrigerators House, Gas Heat, No Pats, Wee· 1884 Mobile Homo for silo. 3 BR. 1 112 Bath, Cell for IIIIPOintment Day1imt (740)448·3083 ask lor JuNo. (304)6,711-3290 .... 8'l8rllng Moved, New Carpet Now To You Tlvi11 ~ • 9 West Stmson, Athens • 740-592-t842 ' Mtewww.cnll. grotora. Up To 90 Doyo Guor· ant- We Sell _._.... • pllancos. French City Moytog, 7-77ll5. 'c aii1 -740·420· 1823Tfar more. ln- No--- . Training provided. Household Goods AecondiUoneCI Wnhtro. Dryero. Roogeo, Relrl- Gallipolis, 750 3rd Avo .• $180 tan Cometon Skyline, 12•50. 2 bedroom . good condition. at Racine on Willow Lane. $3,000, '''WORK FROM HOME'" JUST CALL 1-900-32HI30 Ext. 7173 PlurnDing I Eloc:trlcol Ports. Fur· nocoo & Ho11 Pumpo - H I Mobile Home =ir!:0-"8- · · Appliances: Four Room House, 52 Oliva Sttoet. phone (740)448-3945 _ 1otx70 SOUthern Dream. rru De- Vanwt Slllrtlng, Ooort, Wind· owa, Anchor• . Wetef Hutert, 3 BR, 2 1>0111 horlll ronla for S800I mo end 3 BR. 1 Dath home ront1 lot S5501 mo. ClOSe 10 toWn Ref- 14>70 ~. New 6looo 97. Cl A. Walor - - · Fur111<11. Price Includes Stow. Refrigerator, Myen stop~d short of saying that better head-andneck protection would ha~•• saved Earnhardt. But he s.:i~ such a device had the poten,f rial to prevrnt these mjunes,,. which have claimed the lives' of as many as four NASCAR driven in the past 11 months. .' l: Helton md NASCAR ~ would include report .'A m 4ts own myesngation. : ;g ''We're conducting our • own detailed ' review with a . ~ • team of experts .. . this la~t _. .; report will not change ihaf i r ·: - . Helton said. "We respect Jil •." varied theories from th "~, medical field and welcom~ their input as to what-li~~: could have occurred and we) remain committed to a thor- , . ou&h, c,nlkprehensive , lluge ~. - On . (3041875-32901ate~ '''ACCESS TO A COMPUTER?' Put h 10 work! S25/hr-S7!1/It< FT/ PT FREE tnfo. 800-871 ·8045 ex1 601 wwwlahomlbll.eom TAUUOOIRLSUVEI (740,......_ eluded, In ntce neighborhood . .,. said.. ~ --..-­ Prioel, Koy Dopotlt. (740)448-25 No - · - Required. Or 510 mve:: i. For ProiOOIIOflll -..om.; '3 BR. 1 Bath , All appliances In- S987 85 WEEKLY! Processl'ng HUDIFHA Mot!- RefundS. No Experience Required For FREE InformatiOn Cell i -800·501-8832 od.t300 t c.a Couple. All ""-'-to 3 Spociouo ~ 1-112 litho, RMr Deck HVAC. flOG/ 3 bedroom. Mtclclloport. S350 per monlh pluS ctepoall. Wlltor• . _, trash-·740-892.0175 $529 WEEKLY mailing letters from home Full or part-time. No t-oence nte41SIIry Euyl Any hours! CallUS Dlgnt 1-81752Q.IJ071 24- recording skull. ·' The autopsy found that the underside of Earnhardt's chin l struck aruL.jlent the steeringt wheel. a blow that could bee~ enough to cause a fataf skull injury. B~t the head whipping by would ...z ha~ killed Earnltaidt, Myen o~· tt.y ..... 4 5 - - · And For 210 lquero ...... (7,10)441-0115 or· (7...,..._ 7141-1.1!0pli. 740-992-8244 3701 1-1<438 Start lmmoclalo4!< --0< FORMATION. l .-a41oQ31S -... mo. Plue Utilltleo. Securlly And Olotrlct. Pots. (304)675-38:1' brochurest Saliafaction Guar· aniHdl Pos. . & Supplin provided! Rush Self· Addresaect Stamped E.....rGpol GICO, DEPT ·-r• 1- -.,eoo &q.-. 2 Badroom Recently Remodeled. SZ,OOO WEEKUI Molllnt 400 IWIIJp For ....... 480 2 Bedroom House In EutOka For ROlli. $.300 Per Month, $300 0. posit, No Polo, Cell Altot 5.00 pm (740)384-25110 WI-~ 8 a.-. tar Rent c 2nd " - Apetllllont In Historic Sandhill Road. Reference & No ~ . . . . . 7$ w-. """" Slett'IO.. 411. Down. 30 Yoarl 11 8 511. APR FDr j.ialtngs. 8fl0.3tll-3323 Ext. 171111 PoldT~ ... _ ._. - llobilo Homo Lot,• Will ,.._. 12'o· 14'o. ll's 11211noo. $100/dop., Notd Aoleroocoo, • (740)446-0175 410 ~for Rent U IM1TEHTIONm 2~ days 111f0te 1111 lid Is to run by 4:30p.m. S8turday 40 ~ Fmm - . .. Ollico $500 ~M.OOO 0C!1!no. Pr/Ff lloliiOrdor- ~ I t· £, - 1:liD p.m. the., lllfOo'e the lid .. to lUlL Sundly & lllondllr --~~~~ 1:00 p.m.Frldllr. PATING , Floon. CA. 1 1Jt - . I'IIIJ c. poled, Adult l'llGl a lolly Pool. Polio, Stott $341~o No ,.te, L-. P1uo a-tty 0...,.. . . qulred, Ooys: 7....,_S41t , Evonlngt. 740·3417·0502, 740- IP.ATTENTlON!!I ,...,. START "'- . 310 HornM for Sale -~e_..,;no llandllr edllloft 2:00 P.IIL .,,.,,._""" .I f- , • . .- '-:>E:•, ~ • , . - ' ae-n,._.,....._ .IID!Iillll « .,__,....., .......... FREE Glllll Yory~.2-.l Program Ia accepting applications for Ita' Youth Employment Servlcu (YES) Program. Participating youth, ages 1•21 yNrs, will receive $1.15 per hour for up to 120 houra of palfit work experience at pdllc end/or pilvate ·· workaHes In Meigs County. I ' • ..' • YeS Plrtloll*tti,.UI rac:elw oomprwtt.nelva eaueeflllnl, .mpiOymenii'MIIIMM training, q 11111t1noe to tlnci fuil.tlme penllllllnt 11111ploynMII!, , 11 Pll1 the CIVril-'t experlenoe prognm. of '' High eohool ~ DOI!egt IIIUdenl8, end our of worll yOIIIh .,. •IICOIII'IIIecl to IJPply. Appllclnts mutt btl Melae County ..,kltnll, •a• 1841 veal'l. and meet Worldorca lnvMbnent Act eligibility Computoro. WE FINANCE DELL COMPUTERS! Evon wllh 1111 than perloct oredHI 1·100·477· 901e. Code ACt5 - ..oma,otuo " "''"·oorn ,· To apply, ==::..IIY. of!=' Grlilda/Croaaroade ~1111 lin , ' Mill~ OhiD (offici I or 0111.1: '1110-212· , ext. 7184, or 7004. Thll WIA .....ioa Ia fundld ~IDOL through 1111 Ohio DJI"S end lhiMelgs Dlplrtmant Job lnd Family ... utaea. . , of UJIIVtnlty of Rio Gl'llndl/ For sale· 11umtnum htadiCht rack , 3 door cabinet, tt• dHp, RIO Grinde Community Coli• Equal Opportunity lntployw $1400, 304·713-tl40. I • For Soli: Gun coplnet (740)2J&t881 ·' ·~ • "' . ~ . :I - ""r .." ... ",l&f,.., ,j , L-~----------------------~ ' '. ' I< '" ':... . ~ ·~ • ' \ �• • •• • ·- •• • • • • T.,._......,_, . . .___,., AI ........ • • t •, ~ ~ Loiii&I'OUnd, Ywd ................ '*,_llult.. To ';In AIMnCe. Pllltll 110 ~ 2:00 P.IIL the ~ • 1111 ..... to lUlL • • ~ , 4411-0101 . , LOOking To 8uy A Now Home? Don't . _ I.MICI'I WI Doll! Huny Only tO LOll !Alt. 304-7311-7215. Help Wlnied 480 1 ·3 Bedrooms FortcloMd c.ll-221-0317 -.<:MI()n111e-"""' -~~ - - .. Oiice $500.GO-M.OOO.OC!Irro. Pr/Ff" :\".::,~ .. &Maom.y ......... 4:30 11lurldly. ·~eulljectto - ... ..r.~... to ._.....__, 3 badrGOm, 1 bath , carport & shared pond . $425 a month & $425 cteposll, 330·328·8883 or ---------1 005 Penonals FREE SEARCH• wwwSINGlEScom Gentleman Seeking White Fe- male Over 50 Year& For Walks And Friendship Reply To . 553 2nd Avenue, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 . ~1403 TONIGHT! Have fun meeting el.gible Singles In your area Call for more lnfor- ma1ion I · BOO· ROMANCE, ext. 1738 Start doling tonighll Play tho Ohio Dating Game Call IOU troe 1-800r011111100 011. t621 . 5, Box 1438, ANTIOCH. TN. Porch, Shod & Wooden Fence . $7200 Call (304)675-3008 Boloro 3pm --- ll..ry lroe Setup only 58995 1· mo. PIT , , S2000-S8000 permo , fiT ~$1500per lotmatlon abou1 " 11182 14x70 Fairmont T~. 2 bedroom, 1 largo bath wKh heat pump I ole. 17.500. 740·591 · · -~394-49iJO $3.99 Per M1nu11, Must 91 18 Years Sorv·u (819)645-8434 ABSOLUTELY FREE INf.O. Ult your compulor $350·4850/wk nogs2Maltlt com· Young Married Female looking for .. young females as friends and compamonship and fun times. Reply at PO Box 821 . Kerr. OH 45843-082t 30 Announcements ,,~ -t043or74C)-992..(1938 , ... Quality clothing aiid household Items. $1 oo bag sale M~ery Thursday Monday thru Saturday 901).e.00 Giveaway ApPlications are IHung accepllt~ lor llleguarda at Lond~h Pool ldl the summer season 2001 Mall or drop oH resume at clerk's office, 1 Adorable Puppies , 6 Weeks Old Just In Tlmo For Eaoer. 112 Coppef No" Beagl4i, 112 Auotra· llan Shepherd , Please Call (304)895-3957 Syracu" VIllage, Box 288. Syre· CUSO by May I, 200t erences and deposit requ1red . Winmari' ' Real Estate, Inc. Nlco, Locat.d In Louge Aroa. $10,500 On A Ront.d Lot (304)578-2842 Muef Sel~ Brond New With I VIne Street, Calt740-448-7398, 1-88H1JHI128. Maytag Wesher And Oryor. can Be Soon In Tl\e Homo. S150 Sot (740)448-3817 • (740~ 1 Pilot Program, Renters Needed, 3()0-736-7295 420 Mobile Homes for Rent Mollohon Carpel, 202 Clar~ Chapel Rd. Porllf, OH. Frwo Eall. .101, Eooy Flnllnclng 01 90 cteys 1..x70 two bedroom, t0181 electriC, Accepted. (740)'148--7444 or 1· aame' •• cash. Vlu, MUIIrcard 877-83().9182 Molns-Fil'- (304)675-1422 515 Main StNot, Point- $300 monlh. No Pets (740)3670611 New I Ustd Fumituro Now 2 Piece Llvlngroom Sultoc, $399 Buy, Sell,lllde 2 bedroom mobile home or 600 sq. 11. office space, Rlvarpark. Mt· ntrsvlllo, $300/mo. ooch, reduced rent tor handy person who can mow the grass In the park, 614· Sprtng Sala At Sllaggs Appiii{ICes, Waoher $85; Dryer $85; gel -Range .S85; Relrlgerator S150i Waoher/ Dryer lit 1275, li:hoot Frouor SH5: All Appl!onco Guaronteeil . Skoggo Appllancn, 78 Vlno Stroot. (740)448-7388 878-1881 2 bedroom mobile horne for rent, . no poiB, 740-892-li858 3 bedroom with central air, wash· er & *for, $300 par month, 74Q- 'l.loed Window Unll Air CondHfoners, 90 Dey GUIIIIniOO, (740)886-75:11 (740)888-01147 1558 Whlto Kenmore, Electric Stove. 178: · 2' Aimoitd"'GE Wtiohtll, $70.00 Eoch, 2 Almond Oryere, Puppies· molhor 112 Shepard, 112 Lab. 7;40-885-4463 ~lean, 3 Bodrqomo,,ln Country with Nice Lawn And OUtbuilding 1 .. . (740).258-6574 acreage. call 740-797-9303, 740· 992-9132 440 The VInton Full Baptist Gospel Church Locoltd .Sehind Post Of. fico Will Be Helping Families In Need Of Food On 4-14'0t Form 7am Till 9am We Will Aloo Bo ___ FACTOR\' OVEASTDCKII fjow JlouDio Wldo Only. 11.580.00 bown And S3t8.00 Pol Month ..... DotMry And • Setup , Accepting Perishable And Non· perishable And Monetary Dona· tlon& From Sam Till 1Gam Happy final Deyo. Nallonwldo lnvenlory Ftoductlonl (3114)7-· Easter To Good Home, Mother Golden Relrlever, fethor Block Lllb. Good Natured Beautlfut Puppies Has Llmllad Or t st Shots And Wormed Call An· vtlme (740)448-7234 736·3-t09 Lost and Found 'Buck' , $100 reward . 740·357· 7803 LOST In Norlhup Area, 7 Yoor Old Female Baagle. Tag 1 813, Family ~~ P""s• Call (140)4487084 Or (740)446- 3555 With Any !~!ormation Thsnk You! Yard Sale Garag~ ment Bank Flnonce Only At Oekwood In BarDouravllle. WV 304· urdlly,'llll.,.~ • • Pomeroy.' : '· t;or rent· 7295 - • • • •• • • ', 1 ' 2 Adko~ock Lawn Cholro $78 Both: 1180'1 FIDor Opllc Lomp 140: AntjQuO f1otll: ...,., 175; Ottl ' Tlblo W!tll ~ ~ego $75: 33 LP Record Albums $3.00 EICII (740)387-7401 2 Stll Of Hor11 Harne••, Good c - . (304)175-32&1 1 Ait more opttorii. Menuflcturer of aawmiUa, edgers and sllldderl. NORWOOD INDUSTRIES 252 Sonwlllllrtve: Bullllo, NY 142211. FFtEE lnlormollon 1·800·578· 1383 EXt aoo-u SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY Claim Denied? Spoaiollzo In Apploll lnd Hoorlnge. FREE CONSOLTATION l!entflt Toom Sorvlcos, Inc . Toll·lroo I ·UI· 838-4052. w• Ttn!llng Bed, Home Unit, Roposood, llko Owor Paymenlo. ~-~ Waterline Special: 314 200 PSI S21.95 Per 100, 1' 100 PSI $37:00 Per 100. Ail BreiS Com· .,._ FttJJnao In SI1Ck liON EVANt IIITIIII'RIIII ,OI!to.t~- Driver· Got Famlly?. 1 Qrht~' Tan· t66,0hlo ~ . Well VIrginia ':104· 773-5785'0t 304lli3~7 ,. I'll ume. 1u11 t!l)'lt, -ca~t -Pioll'llihl· .Y"''40.594-o568. ••·• : ·1• Pearson Auction Compflny, lull Urtter auctiOill&r, ,complllt , I r t1 ·~··., ~ auction. ser~lca Licensed. Dr vers needed· Passenger vans, Aiveralda AuQtlon Barn, Sale Every Saturday Night &1 6p m , Aucllo~ r Ra~mond Johnaon Dmors Help WlrJIOA Quality Drive-AwaY Inc , dwner Operator Wa need Drtv~rs with 3/4 lon/1 ton PICk•UP·TrUck¥ltO pull AfV campera, 5th wheel! bumper pull& "See the country and get pakl whllo yau <10 It'. Call H!00.59!1·9743 ' EARN $25,000 TO $50 .000/yr Medical lnaurance Billing Nttd· ed lmmedtatelyf Home CompUiar Needed FREE lntornol, 1·800· • 109 Wor~ WHILE YOU LEARN! f{om Home Full Training $500·$4500 PTIFT Free lnlormo· lion (4t4) 29o-5900 www home· business·systems cpm llr5pm ' Fanns for Sale Farm Houso. Beautifully Romo\d· . ed, 2883 S<Mtri Feet t'7 Mros, Pond, ln·orounij Pool. Several Borna, Gorage, Fruit r,..,, Clott 1b Holillr. $215,000 (740~ 4230 350 Loti & Acreage 13 Acres Wit~ Stautllul Lake Vlow Sllea $50,000 t8 Acre• Wllh Largo Leko. Mobile Horne Wllh Add On $79,500. G~lll a County On Blacktop Road , (740)-78 1 Now Taking Appllca!lons- 35 \'Vest 2 Bedroo m TownhOuse Apartments, Includes Water ~!.wage , Traah , $350/Mo.. 740· .,....0008 TWtn RlverTowers now -ling ' applications lor t BR HUD IIA>sldlztd spl lor elderly and dl10blod EOH (304)675, 8879 Very nice small 1 bedroom, fur- · nlahed apt. Upper Duptox Mt Ver· 110n Ave No .pets! Non·smokera! $260 oo + Elecrrlc References S200 Doposll 304-875-265t. ' . . . . ...1 ~~~i\lf ~hen Man1,1el l..Ol'· ID to relieve Lowe. loa1W; Glt~ got Contova ro ~Dii iJlto I double play. , 1 GlOver pi~.a •3 '~3 lc:bttleis inniilp fpr his tint ~or le-.• win, and the Indians did1 n't threaten .pin.. . I ' · ~y that picked us up;• Alomar f• t l f ' ~... ' !liJilau!lfi ~cclied 'the ~~·~s - I Ue. led .Cored on AKC BIICit Lob, Female, 3 Manthl, Almoll Houoo Trolnod, Shoto,•Wormed, 1150 (740)211ep814 ~ r '• 1 • That brought up Alomar, who was p~,. ? in his 1,OOOth career game. He lined a sin ~ ;". ') · just over reliever Paul Shuey's head - out o ' : the reach of second baseman and brothe~ 1 R9berto Alomar - to send home the ~t ahead run. • ·~1 was JUSt trying to do my job. I.t had noth~; ing. to do with who we were pl~ying," said !,(; Sandy Alomar, whoo spent 11 yelfi in Cleve- .if} land before sigmng with the AL Central-nV21 ~ White Sox last winter. _ "It doesn't gtve me any special sattsfacbon. I'm just trying to win ball games. I'm way o~r that Indians stuff." .,_ Shuer, (~1) allowed two runs and four~~· 10 one mrung. .f "I'D chalk 1t up as a bad night," he said "But_ • u's tough for us in this Sltuauon because it \Vould have been nice to come out of here with at least one more v1ctory." ~ .' ' '. :, f liVI C. F S 810 1 '.! ,' Home lmprovementl Home 810 letter than Bunnltl for Eaat.r. Mlntlturo Poocllos. ohOts currtnl. 7:40)37fl.2838 Complo!O ~IIID!try- R - (Now Ztalando, Sl..,.r ~~. Hutcft. 11, Faad Container, Breeding Boxoo, Tranoport . Eo· (740) Rog· Cogtt. (7~7 ol mosonry brick , Dlock Froo oollmeteo, 304· Home Main· vinyl oldlng, batha, i :r Llvlngslon·s auement Water Proofing, all bailment rapalra · done, fraa 11ttmatts. llfatlm• guarantee 14yrs o" job e.11peri· tlnCO (304)985-3887. Superior Home Maintenance We Do All Repairs On Homea Carpentry, Plumbing, Decks , Etc , Eve's Spouts, Storage Buildings. AKSizes (740)441...()113 repair and more For ~·Hitiinl,lo cau Chet, 740·992- . .·~•' "'" l, ' For "'" or trodt· MF135 911 trldof "'"' aeoo houri, ..cotlttll ~oridlllon, ell new llr... a 111' hOIV1 duly bulh !lOg, rotary Cui• lor, good condlllon, 1400: 3 pt. 111t:1t ~~oc. saeo: 7 -·7401 . 110 Help Wanted Community College Crouroade Ford 2500 Ollaal Trootor, 3000 DIUOI, 4100 Dloul, 1802 t8 N, .(740)111 llllt " • ' tHO CiieM' A GuM 8tro~m. 37 I'Oot, do 1111 Othrco,h C:hu· 1iol 'iJC~ peel. lnl=ludlng A .... Cit. lotlll!ltOII· lint. l,bor MIIHgl. (140)145-' 1 .,. ~. ATTENTION· Flnenclll Plannera/Accoun1ant~sur1nce ' ! '· AgentaiHomo Jmpro..mlnt Cdll· treciOrst Mortgage compo,Y hoo d...loped procedure for oubmll· ling loans. II you hove tho . - . '• ,.. will pey yqu IS tho lOon lowe Rop urned U14KIFIAST VIII 1-211-2200 ..' Unlveralty ot Rio Grande/Rio Grande Willi Flnllhlng -14800 (740)448-11115 ' I for his sec- ~ock•, briOJr! •e- p!pee, winG· OWl, Nnllllo, 110 Cloudl Wlftltm, Rip Grande, OH .Coll 740·245· 121 . ' ' ,.. -nibe ,, l!lulldlng "'8uppllee GaiHa Manor Schult DISplay aale· Free Kawa· Riverside Aparlmonllln Mlddlo· iakl 4 Whtolor With The Pur· port. From $278·$348 Call 740· chast 01 Solaet,.r ScltlJit Display 892·50&4. Equal Housing Oppor· Homoo. Frl!ll'h Cl~ Homos, tun!lel. GaiiJjollo, Ohio (740)44..9340 'Or , New Haven one bedroom fur1-800-231-T ' " nished-apartment, has washer Sptclol Of T~t Weti- .Schull and dryor, no poiB, ctepoon & ref· 2b48, Country Kitchen· 2•8 Of'lncn, 740-892'0t85. Willi, LUXU!Y 8111tc Do!Uli'Cir' Nice 1 & 2 bedroom apartments, pet, Red~ To S:J:' litiS· Frone~ tqulppod kltchono, AJC, utllltl" City Homos, Inc. Giililrl!>lls. Ohfo Included, reference and dapoalt (7401448-11340 Or I·B00·23t'· loquirod P,ltone 740-992-8951 al· 4087 •• .' ... • Ford 2000 - Furnlshad, 2.., & 3 Room Apart· rt~tnlo, CIH,n, No Pela, No Smok- Ing, Reference• 1 Dopoelt Re· qulrod UIIHtloa· Furnished, (740)448-1518 ' . Sowmll S3.895. - - J.unl. btr.,... 2000. torgor c:taPICH!Io. S1 ,lJOO lACK Air Condhlon· or, 2 Ton Coli, 1 Llno Sll, In· llolled1 $2,285, $t,OOO Blclc, St295 Net Price FrH Estlmatoa. Call For Ouolllo On Olhor BIH-. II You .l)on't Coli yo , Wo Boll ~ -!Ia -I'U st>e!='ollty.J.740-4All·8301 t,801). 211-ovtl . epartmenlln Mlclclleporl, call 740. 892·5231 . . apartment• aa Village AAinor and Ale~ Auction • '" and Flea MarKet .h •., (740~989 • one bedroom furnished . •,"! SO DOWN HOMEs '' No Credit OKI HUD, VA, FHit Cel t·8fl0.50t trailer rantatt Commercial store· fronts available for tease, Vacal')cles now r $racloua living 1 and 2 btdroom O.ml Wo oller an 1ucollont btneftt ~eve 1 M~ I".Qit "'t«tf!!l.•· Call today to Jot~ our~wlhnlng ;e. glonal flatbed loami · ta~dom Trensporl Corp 800·551 ·9057 wwwtand oom ' • .... , ,i 80 540 Miscellaneous MerchllndiH -~ ' ~ . Moving aaleJ 6alurday1 Stoltlnga residence, New Hope Rd,., Chaster Furniture ,' exarcld equipment, some Home Interior toola, lots 91 garag e Uema ,rpuch more , Buy or 1011. fiiVfrlne AnJIQIIOI, 1124 Eut Main on SR 124 ~. fiD. rtiO!OY. 740'892-2528 or 740.912· 1531. Ausa Moore, OWtlor t Bedroom ~pt Clo11 10 Wal· Mart $375 por monlh An utilities Included (140)205-5555 New douDio wide 3 br 2 Da. $998 DO down only $295 pe1 mon. call now.1,&0CHI91-8777 ~rlvote Pc•oporty Anq Now DouDiewlcte. Ono Poyment. (304)738· .• tor, Range, AIC Included, $289 Plus Dapoalt & Rolertnce. HUD Approved (740)44t-t5t9 New 200t ·Fitetwood. 3 ~r , 2 Dalh. sot.u,.ln. TI!Jl::O<Jn~Y1MO< ~lit Homo Pot~<, roody to . _ In, $995 down/ St89 98 per ma<~th, 7!10·892·2t87 ' Antlqllll t20 Pocket Wolcftol ' In Good Condition And woodon Booko For Sola, Phone (740)448-18t5, 422 2nd -.uo, Galllpollo. 1 Bedroom Apartment, Refri;era· Chrllly's Family ~lvlng, 33140 New Urna Rd. , Ruliand, Ohio, 740742·7403 Apartment, home and New Fleetwood 18xll0, 3 Dr/2 bth. only'.189.88 per month Call lor Cllllall~ 740-885-43117. Middleport ·, f,VIclniW ·, ., deposit required. no poto. 740· 892·2218 BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT IUOGET PRICES AT •JACK· .ON 'ESTATES, 52 Wtllwood Drive lrom $297 to $383 Walk to shop & movies Call 740-448· 25811. Equal Houalng Opportunity . • 530 1 and 2 bedrOom apar11Mnla, lur· nlshed and unfurnllhtd, security Gallipolis, Ploaee Call (740)8867t74 ence With Preschool Children Preferred. Send Rfjlsume To Yard Sale Corner Ath arid Grape for Rent Apartment For Rant In Downtown Tlmo . HS Diploma Equlvalonl, Must Bo 18 Yaars Old E•porl· 1 Street Thursda!i, Friday end Sal- A"rtments Utilities PAid , $280 Month Plus ' StOO Dot>osil (740)448-1340 C.hlldcare Center Locat•d In Point Pleasant, wv, Teacher AI· atstanrs-1 Full Time & 3-4 Part .. Remington 870 20 Goutt. 11 Gauge, 1a Gou;o. 12 Gouge Mag;~·~= 223 with acopo, (740' •• 3 Room Apartment, Furnished, lt'ee t-800-772-5933 ell 2070 Salo, Furnllure, J", 1 Badroom, Kitchen, Balh Living Room, Unllirnlslfod, No Poll, $250 PlusllopQsll (740)387-7015 processing Full ''alnlng Home~ PC required Call Phvatclan & Healthcare Developments toll- Mise Item, ~IO\hl& , 821 112 3rd Av1nue. Thursday: Friday, Satur- d.,YB-4 I 1 Children's VIllage. Mason Co. Vo-Tech, Rt2 4·B, Polnl Plt1Nin1;•1 WV 25550 Or Fa, (304)523· Gallipolis & VIcini~ Moving/ Govern· CAREER OPPORTUNITY! Earn excellent Income. Eaty clalma Lost· blonde Pllbull, Cheshire area, ears cropped answer 10 70 .. No ~ Credlt? )' , ·aw... ~ . · sao Etch (140~ New Mobile Home For Rani, Nice Real estate wanted~ l'am forced out at my house for highway lm· provement Looking for; old farm house i'n Meigs County wilh 60 . MaUre11/ lox Sprlnp, OoubltJ SIZe Bed, Llq -:Bed, DoWie 892-2187 Free Puppy, Possibly Rod·llck mix wlth·good markings. (740)258- • Nice Ustd Fvrllloq, Cal Anytlmt, (740)448 ~ 1004 Or (i40)44Hm Night&. (740)44H814 2 Bedroom All Electric Trailer, 87 Oakwood, 2 Bedroom, Vary - Size. Dresser, Chost, ,Wolnut Wood , Coli (740)4411-1272 Or Smoked In axa Barn Building Nit-en' NEW BRAND NAME COMPUT· ERS.--wllh SO CIOwnl LOW GaHipoNs, 752 3rd Avenue. $300 Month, 3 Bedroom. t BoUt, Frame $300 a month plus St50 dopostt, no pots. 740-742·2714 Goos. Both Potcltaa. Well Mato· !lined insido and out, (304)675· 7388 Monday· Fridoy, 8 30 to 5:00, (il04)e75.w4 Allor 5.00 and weekendl 1 ' '1 •• For-· Washart, dryers. ratrigaretOrs, ranges. Skaggs Appliances, 7e Month. 1 BR, 1 Bath , Frame House Gas Heat, No Pets, w.. kOndSI NlghiS (740)448-8814 1893, 3 Bedroom, 2 Balh, 14x70 Mobile Home, On Rented Lot on Sandhill Rd •• DqoL Not Need, Never Angle, Channel, Fill lor. S4oel GroHng ~sa Wolkwayo. LIL Scrap Melilla (740)448-7300 I • · Thompeona Appliance. 3407 - -· (304)675-7388. GOOD UIIO APPLIANCII (740)446-3644 kands. 1 N~W ANO USED ITIEL Steel .......... -For Cant:od. For Sale: Reconditioned wllh· ers. dryers and refrigerators House, Gas Heat, No Pats, Wee· 1884 Mobile Homo for silo. 3 BR. 1 112 Bath, Cell for IIIIPOintment Day1imt (740)448·3083 ask lor JuNo. (304)6,711-3290 .... 8'l8rllng Moved, New Carpet Now To You Tlvi11 ~ • 9 West Stmson, Athens • 740-592-t842 ' Mtewww.cnll. grotora. Up To 90 Doyo Guor· ant- We Sell _._.... • pllancos. French City Moytog, 7-77ll5. 'c aii1 -740·420· 1823Tfar more. ln- No--- . Training provided. Household Goods AecondiUoneCI Wnhtro. Dryero. Roogeo, Relrl- Gallipolis, 750 3rd Avo .• $180 tan Cometon Skyline, 12•50. 2 bedroom . good condition. at Racine on Willow Lane. $3,000, '''WORK FROM HOME'" JUST CALL 1-900-32HI30 Ext. 7173 PlurnDing I Eloc:trlcol Ports. Fur· nocoo & Ho11 Pumpo - H I Mobile Home =ir!:0-"8- · · Appliances: Four Room House, 52 Oliva Sttoet. phone (740)448-3945 _ 1otx70 SOUthern Dream. rru De- Vanwt Slllrtlng, Ooort, Wind· owa, Anchor• . Wetef Hutert, 3 BR, 2 1>0111 horlll ronla for S800I mo end 3 BR. 1 Dath home ront1 lot S5501 mo. ClOSe 10 toWn Ref- 14>70 ~. New 6looo 97. Cl A. Walor - - · Fur111<11. Price Includes Stow. Refrigerator, Myen stop~d short of saying that better head-andneck protection would ha~•• saved Earnhardt. But he s.:i~ such a device had the poten,f rial to prevrnt these mjunes,,. which have claimed the lives' of as many as four NASCAR driven in the past 11 months. .' l: Helton md NASCAR ~ would include report .'A m 4ts own myesngation. : ;g ''We're conducting our • own detailed ' review with a . ~ • team of experts .. . this la~t _. .; report will not change ihaf i r ·: - . Helton said. "We respect Jil •." varied theories from th "~, medical field and welcom~ their input as to what-li~~: could have occurred and we) remain committed to a thor- , . ou&h, c,nlkprehensive , lluge ~. - On . (3041875-32901ate~ '''ACCESS TO A COMPUTER?' Put h 10 work! S25/hr-S7!1/It< FT/ PT FREE tnfo. 800-871 ·8045 ex1 601 wwwlahomlbll.eom TAUUOOIRLSUVEI (740,......_ eluded, In ntce neighborhood . .,. said.. ~ --..-­ Prioel, Koy Dopotlt. (740)448-25 No - · - Required. Or 510 mve:: i. For ProiOOIIOflll -..om.; '3 BR. 1 Bath , All appliances In- S987 85 WEEKLY! Processl'ng HUDIFHA Mot!- RefundS. No Experience Required For FREE InformatiOn Cell i -800·501-8832 od.t300 t c.a Couple. All ""-'-to 3 Spociouo ~ 1-112 litho, RMr Deck HVAC. flOG/ 3 bedroom. Mtclclloport. S350 per monlh pluS ctepoall. Wlltor• . _, trash-·740-892.0175 $529 WEEKLY mailing letters from home Full or part-time. No t-oence nte41SIIry Euyl Any hours! CallUS Dlgnt 1-81752Q.IJ071 24- recording skull. ·' The autopsy found that the underside of Earnhardt's chin l struck aruL.jlent the steeringt wheel. a blow that could bee~ enough to cause a fataf skull injury. B~t the head whipping by would ...z ha~ killed Earnltaidt, Myen o~· tt.y ..... 4 5 - - · And For 210 lquero ...... (7,10)441-0115 or· (7...,..._ 7141-1.1!0pli. 740-992-8244 3701 1-1<438 Start lmmoclalo4!< --0< FORMATION. l .-a41oQ31S -... mo. Plue Utilltleo. Securlly And Olotrlct. Pots. (304)675-38:1' brochurest Saliafaction Guar· aniHdl Pos. . & Supplin provided! Rush Self· Addresaect Stamped E.....rGpol GICO, DEPT ·-r• 1- -.,eoo &q.-. 2 Badroom Recently Remodeled. SZ,OOO WEEKUI Molllnt 400 IWIIJp For ....... 480 2 Bedroom House In EutOka For ROlli. $.300 Per Month, $300 0. posit, No Polo, Cell Altot 5.00 pm (740)384-25110 WI-~ 8 a.-. tar Rent c 2nd " - Apetllllont In Historic Sandhill Road. Reference & No ~ . . . . . 7$ w-. """" Slett'IO.. 411. Down. 30 Yoarl 11 8 511. APR FDr j.ialtngs. 8fl0.3tll-3323 Ext. 171111 PoldT~ ... _ ._. - llobilo Homo Lot,• Will ,.._. 12'o· 14'o. ll's 11211noo. $100/dop., Notd Aoleroocoo, • (740)446-0175 410 ~for Rent U IM1TEHTIONm 2~ days 111f0te 1111 lid Is to run by 4:30p.m. S8turday 40 ~ Fmm - . .. Ollico $500 ~M.OOO 0C!1!no. Pr/Ff lloliiOrdor- ~ I t· £, - 1:liD p.m. the., lllfOo'e the lid .. to lUlL Sundly & lllondllr --~~~~ 1:00 p.m.Frldllr. PATING , Floon. CA. 1 1Jt - . I'IIIJ c. poled, Adult l'llGl a lolly Pool. Polio, Stott $341~o No ,.te, L-. P1uo a-tty 0...,.. . . qulred, Ooys: 7....,_S41t , Evonlngt. 740·3417·0502, 740- IP.ATTENTlON!!I ,...,. START "'- . 310 HornM for Sale -~e_..,;no llandllr edllloft 2:00 P.IIL .,,.,,._""" .I f- , • . .- '-:>E:•, ~ • , . - ' ae-n,._.,....._ .IID!Iillll « .,__,....., .......... FREE Glllll Yory~.2-.l Program Ia accepting applications for Ita' Youth Employment Servlcu (YES) Program. Participating youth, ages 1•21 yNrs, will receive $1.15 per hour for up to 120 houra of palfit work experience at pdllc end/or pilvate ·· workaHes In Meigs County. I ' • ..' • YeS Plrtloll*tti,.UI rac:elw oomprwtt.nelva eaueeflllnl, .mpiOymenii'MIIIMM training, q 11111t1noe to tlnci fuil.tlme penllllllnt 11111ploynMII!, , 11 Pll1 the CIVril-'t experlenoe prognm. of '' High eohool ~ DOI!egt IIIUdenl8, end our of worll yOIIIh .,. •IICOIII'IIIecl to IJPply. Appllclnts mutt btl Melae County ..,kltnll, •a• 1841 veal'l. and meet Worldorca lnvMbnent Act eligibility Computoro. WE FINANCE DELL COMPUTERS! Evon wllh 1111 than perloct oredHI 1·100·477· 901e. Code ACt5 - ..oma,otuo " "''"·oorn ,· To apply, ==::..IIY. of!=' Grlilda/Croaaroade ~1111 lin , ' Mill~ OhiD (offici I or 0111.1: '1110-212· , ext. 7184, or 7004. Thll WIA .....ioa Ia fundld ~IDOL through 1111 Ohio DJI"S end lhiMelgs Dlplrtmant Job lnd Family ... utaea. . , of UJIIVtnlty of Rio Gl'llndl/ For sale· 11umtnum htadiCht rack , 3 door cabinet, tt• dHp, RIO Grinde Community Coli• Equal Opportunity lntployw $1400, 304·713-tl40. I • For Soli: Gun coplnet (740)2J&t881 ·' ·~ • "' . ~ . :I - ""r .." ... ",l&f,.., ,j , L-~----------------------~ ' '. ' I< '" ':... . ~ ·~ • ' \ �. t n .,. Atfl11, _ , . • . - ,• .;;·~.....: OOP NBA Crossword Puaalo PHILLIP UNDA'S . H •RIIIIne. Olllo411m ..,... ...,.,._ 0 •• - .,... . . t.c ... • ,... . . . . . u it. fer yow• ........,.... ... .,.......... Jlloot Wilt, la,•W.... Clllle Fne '4' ; ... w.v. PIIUDTWATU Ram ad1111111 Stop & CGmp•"· FREE~T!S t.MM I 748-915-4180 740 11112-1171 .~. • -·--......... .Ni.ni'' ......' l"uM-Up ...... p;nt•rttihit dMiy ... llln'*'lo W.yne or Jim 01' I RIAL DIAL 011.I !WW ._,,,tlti,.ICleli:·-, ..... ' ILL.,. 204 COndor -It' '' l •!IU75-'7DI 0 ·• ~IPittOIIII'I!'YIIel'ftiO'{ KfNIINGTON · 18111DOWI H!AT . .110111ICIINOLOOY K!IPS Ttl! 8utiiMERTIIe HIAT OUT AND WM 11!11 I ... ...,.ceun~~s ca~~~a.~ ,_., ~ l' ~ l I' ' WV10517' • •• 'I'IIIIHIAT IN • •l*lnOX IILOCKI OUT IIIlA 01' II.IIMACIING ULTIIAVIOLIT IIAYI ...._ ··- ' Rutland, OhiQ Truck seats, car seats, headliners, truck tarps, ' . ronvertibte & vinyl tops, Four wheeler seats, motorcycle seats, boal.cove"..• carpels, etc, ' MCTORY DIRECT ' ' 'PIIICIIIII OUALITY WINDOW Mon·Fr1:8:30 • S:OO . Over 40 yrs txJMrfence SYSTEMS {740) 742 8888 to1. DOWN ... . :t·: • ... • :E.~ -~ 2111111111111111 21 AIOM ' 1 Drlllotlllnllel'l :".iiti;;,...,.olorlllln 2111llli Clrl.llld 2 30¥111 .... tl lllllllly 411uy-of u 5 "Undlr-.cl?" 3 PIIIIIOI.i Contout, ..._ r...-:-~ -"- ciphef-"" -· 1-4100-291·5800 • Pomti'Oft,9~ fMI If HOME m.lTII• . _ . • WM • 1-888-521-o&, 8 a 0 ........,.,., .... llertln INieiiMian . I . . . . . . . Dad k I . .,.,..;. ...... Senlce .,.·· s • ·01·....· ·- ·-· 1cWNew~ ; .......,..C rr~ We've looked at ~!1'.: 41ftlllll0. responder's simple --I" and jump n:bids. ,But 44'-what does lie do with ""*"' game-forcjng. values? Well, .: sometimes . : responder can 'b id tile· ~ tllat he is confident' w.ill be best. So, · after .. our regular beginning of lCLUBS-lHEARTSISPADES;:a .jump to three no-)~lbp indicates n:p,J\i~ ..to 15 points.·wittl, dhunonds, well held.tSimilarly, a jump ) o.' follr ·:.spooes promises · t~~ ~ same strength (though some of the point~ ~ight be for · shonages) and four-card spade support. Finally, with.Long .CIPHER and strong hearts, ' by LUll Clmpoa responder I)Uly jump Colol>lly Clphercr/I)IOgfOmloreCIMted 1rom quolaliona by famous to four lleas;ts., (Uow_ . , ..... and p!ftlnt. Eoc:h loiter in the Todays cluiJ: V,*!Uiils 8 ever, ~~\f&nders why . LBX • N ~ T D X T 0 .H X B ,J R 0 8 be dtdn I .. begin· with two heatts, a · strong · \. ,c jump'·sbiFt,'on ·r.olmd .a H R U a~ T J L B J w J BoY u T NJ T D X one. Maybe his hearts' N ,J .T D X · D y X A B ,J R ; were only queen- - · o .v·x;. a J 11 u·o1 T D x T D L o high.) . ·• . ' This deal features w. J a o v u T N " T o x one of_th~se game· w v v z H 11 A T J R . • - 1 a A L going rebids. ·· a o J J D" Against ., • four PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Today Ia yesterday's pupil." spades,)V~~,I~s_thj:,.. . Thomu Fuller ·. club ace.;WJ~al.sh~~... . " . 'lOW II th~'• only tomorrow: - Kenneth.Patchen , he do ~ext?~ •· • • • • .. '•" 'AlLY d filii '0 ..5\ ,._ .( _ f) 1:: ~ ~ • Wtl; Many Wests would · •umtl · P\!Q ~QU l.'V,. <1:1 IAMI cash their second club , 14"-'1 r., C&AY a, POUAN . trick, then •iwo'nder Roorranv• l.n.ra af lhto , -.....~· · ...,...._ .,..:...... where to tum. At this, · four ~~:rambf..t _ . b. . th . be · lciw ta fonn four llmpl. wna. pom1, etr st move ,--~=-=-~--is to feign :a ,su~p·ill-~. AP 0 T 1E i +,! ., ... " lil.. lld ~- Naples, Fla. · ~. ~· lt.~ll••l'li>B/opA'I!Iul'- SIC::. 11 Get the count early Remember it well and'Jhe Layout will be plain -, .Doli Ellis·,. ,. ...... li' .... ~ng. ,,, " ... ..,......---=·· '' •• ILrrE tdciiANICAL CONTJtACrORS •• '** ttar-11 t A 4lt f . ..... h ill 14 ..... of .,. 17 .... 1111111 • kill I . ......... 11 Uno ·~·· • A II I I vc Pel d all. CUSnlll SOIIll ' PIIIIIIG ..... al 12 Dn 1111111 13 D' r11 .. .... 15=• ·= ......,... -•••••• • .. "=· ~. •:;:,an· -...•'71' 21= --- .i-t . lnl8riol' 1'-.,W....... ACIIOII 41 CUrllllrlg 1 Alll...... ·~ , .... ..., ·=·lfln ALDI!R I'AJNTINQ l:QIIIIruiniiS, .. -... .... P<rr:J O ~~~i=- to: Q~· the - I I I 'rtist{ln ,:·]Jrils.space ···:. ; tor '$1 oo: , . ' . Public Notlee . ' ' IN THI! COMMON PLIAI COURT, ·'='=at~ . ' ' INTM,~OF . ~ UTTi.IMINT Ofl · ·~ · ~~ . ACCOUN'rS, .·• , .., . Pllolli\TI~ "i ..... M~ CdU . , Ot:tfO Aooount• 111d vouohora ot tho touor.lrul n1.11J•d llctuo ary hll bltnJ I I.f I When · dummy · comes down with HUT RT three diamonds, West . i 1 1 I ~~ should realize that his · partner has ,at most a singleton. So, there are QA S U W . three ways ·to win ~y ...,... , ..,1,...;...,.1-"'1&'·""""1'""6~ 'i;ni a 'daydreamer,' my sister switching to a dia- .__-J.L...-..t..-L. • ....J.--l ; sighed. "I broke my foot because morid , at trick two: ..-...,...------.· I ca~'t be expected to-,-- - - my Parmer .might ruff C A T M0 S immediately, or ~ave 1 17 15 G) Comple111 th• mucklo q......., the singleton diamond .__.....--1.1.-..L.-.&..-&.. . ....J by fillingfrono In tt.. milling ...,.. you dewlop lllp No. 3 bolciw, . · ace,•• o.r ' ~oli# ,8!1 · early, ~;' I 1 I' 4 tru~f;~:~~~ see, this : · ·;:;r:~{N:'l:A:r:UM=BETR:ED:;Ii=~~~=.~~~::=~~~~~~~~:i~~j=;'i=;r=!l .defense ' defe~ts • the r contnict:'E.!St , ins·thet) -..I · ~.LIThJS.•j1n"_ 11 .....liL-JI~I....J.I..J..I·-L-Im:.lyj_·..LI-L.I-1-1...11 first (or seeond) round A (~ ). 1; I .~~~('I .' ru!Y. '"i·l ,1, ' . ' pI I . , of trumps,- puts West SCRAM-I.nS ANSWERS ·on lead with the careKnotty- Gripe • Treat . Jangle . PARKING f~lly preserved ~lub . A great bumper sticker read "The Most Important kmg, and rece1ves the . "Th1ng About Ouf lot In life Is Whether We Use it For contract' kHiing :diaJ ''• Building Or PARKING ." · < mond. ruff... ' . ' •, ,. '. '· v; .,, .. , . .l . tt\9,tath0n ~~~ .· 42o w..iMaJn St: ..•·· Po~;_OH 457~ ., '' _ . flllm Pial Hut) . ,,! • . ~ , . r ·•,. C:iates. ju..gment you respecl. Collecllvely. you'll figure 1hing• ou1 todhy. CANCER (June 21 -July 22) . ·: The reward pole~lial for a fob · • ,well done Js.~oentuatcd today: , ' S<l bury yoursW in your work 'l,nd gel a little .crealive i~ a thought hits you. h could pay off big. 1 l LE~· (J~ty 1(-Aug. 22) The . '! 1 "'-i).. : ' l " r • '•'· I • I u l h!t \ lit ..,rh ...- J Hl ' lf l l ' ) ;:::~ n~',.~;\;:~~:J\~: ~ 1 '11'' ' u . , .. , j 1 , 1_''1 I 1,.'• •. ". , 111• '''';r·J·-:'·• ~• 1 1 1/J( / . ~ JJ}I~I (I< _.; I ' , , ,) ,-I f. 1:10• fJ . J J •• IJ\ w .~ ·' I ,, 1 • ··~··y; . r · ., • 1 ~1· ;9,92 21'55 • ,• ,.,,.,.,J ' · · I[ ' f' . ' ·f ~·I 1' J h r l1 < • •1 l .. qJI... ,. '. ' • .. '. • ' . ,)I, ' I .,..,f' .' ,, .' I ' ' this. You 'll just l(eepon being .a nice- ~rson . • , CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. . 19) All your auention today may be placed on your family and what you can do to provide for 1heir needs. Pal youiself on ·the back. because you'll do a good job . AQUARIUS (Jan . 20-Feb. 19) The skill you possess for being able to rake 1he ideas·of others and give them the inge- son now• ,, I ~ credit you won't even notice aspect• today favor communic*tion, 111d contacts, be they s~al or Otherwise. If there is someone you want to get together with, contat:l that peru 1 imlim level, there is something new'you'll come up with today that witl expand your · earning potential -- with plenty~ qf energy to spare. · . SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. 21) The general social · almosphere is quite pleasant today, with you being tht center of a11enlio11, but lo your . VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Although yOu might be ·subjected to some changes you didn't iniliue today, they could tum out to be blessings in disguise and ones you couldn't have orchestrated better. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) Details an: e•lremely important today, especially if they have anything to do Yjith a judgment call or fonning 1111 agreement But you'll be alert , enough to be on top of them. · SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) Even if you think you're already operating at your max- nious touch needed for success witl be in full bloom today. You~ ll use it wisely. . mscES (Feb. 20.March 20) Ordinary developments aren't likely to tum you on today, but should a situation become challenging! you'." inslantly jump mto actaon wath very effective resultr 1 ' ' ., �. t n .,. Atfl11, _ , . • . - ,• .;;·~.....: OOP NBA Crossword Puaalo PHILLIP UNDA'S . H •RIIIIne. Olllo411m ..,... ...,.,._ 0 •• - .,... . . t.c ... • ,... . . . . . u it. fer yow• ........,.... ... .,.......... Jlloot Wilt, la,•W.... Clllle Fne '4' ; ... w.v. PIIUDTWATU Ram ad1111111 Stop & CGmp•"· FREE~T!S t.MM I 748-915-4180 740 11112-1171 .~. • -·--......... .Ni.ni'' ......' l"uM-Up ...... p;nt•rttihit dMiy ... llln'*'lo W.yne or Jim 01' I RIAL DIAL 011.I !WW ._,,,tlti,.ICleli:·-, ..... ' ILL.,. 204 COndor -It' '' l •!IU75-'7DI 0 ·• ~IPittOIIII'I!'YIIel'ftiO'{ KfNIINGTON · 18111DOWI H!AT . .110111ICIINOLOOY K!IPS Ttl! 8utiiMERTIIe HIAT OUT AND WM 11!11 I ... ...,.ceun~~s ca~~~a.~ ,_., ~ l' ~ l I' ' WV10517' • •• 'I'IIIIHIAT IN • •l*lnOX IILOCKI OUT IIIlA 01' II.IIMACIING ULTIIAVIOLIT IIAYI ...._ ··- ' Rutland, OhiQ Truck seats, car seats, headliners, truck tarps, ' . ronvertibte & vinyl tops, Four wheeler seats, motorcycle seats, boal.cove"..• carpels, etc, ' MCTORY DIRECT ' ' 'PIIICIIIII OUALITY WINDOW Mon·Fr1:8:30 • S:OO . Over 40 yrs txJMrfence SYSTEMS {740) 742 8888 to1. DOWN ... . :t·: • ... • :E.~ -~ 2111111111111111 21 AIOM ' 1 Drlllotlllnllel'l :".iiti;;,...,.olorlllln 2111llli Clrl.llld 2 30¥111 .... tl lllllllly 411uy-of u 5 "Undlr-.cl?" 3 PIIIIIOI.i Contout, ..._ r...-:-~ -"- ciphef-"" -· 1-4100-291·5800 • Pomti'Oft,9~ fMI If HOME m.lTII• . _ . • WM • 1-888-521-o&, 8 a 0 ........,.,., .... llertln INieiiMian . I . . . . . . . Dad k I . .,.,..;. ...... Senlce .,.·· s • ·01·....· ·- ·-· 1cWNew~ ; .......,..C rr~ We've looked at ~!1'.: 41ftlllll0. responder's simple --I" and jump n:bids. ,But 44'-what does lie do with ""*"' game-forcjng. values? Well, .: sometimes . : responder can 'b id tile· ~ tllat he is confident' w.ill be best. So, · after .. our regular beginning of lCLUBS-lHEARTSISPADES;:a .jump to three no-)~lbp indicates n:p,J\i~ ..to 15 points.·wittl, dhunonds, well held.tSimilarly, a jump ) o.' follr ·:.spooes promises · t~~ ~ same strength (though some of the point~ ~ight be for · shonages) and four-card spade support. Finally, with.Long .CIPHER and strong hearts, ' by LUll Clmpoa responder I)Uly jump Colol>lly Clphercr/I)IOgfOmloreCIMted 1rom quolaliona by famous to four lleas;ts., (Uow_ . , ..... and p!ftlnt. Eoc:h loiter in the Todays cluiJ: V,*!Uiils 8 ever, ~~\f&nders why . LBX • N ~ T D X T 0 .H X B ,J R 0 8 be dtdn I .. begin· with two heatts, a · strong · \. ,c jump'·sbiFt,'on ·r.olmd .a H R U a~ T J L B J w J BoY u T NJ T D X one. Maybe his hearts' N ,J .T D X · D y X A B ,J R ; were only queen- - · o .v·x;. a J 11 u·o1 T D x T D L o high.) . ·• . ' This deal features w. J a o v u T N " T o x one of_th~se game· w v v z H 11 A T J R . • - 1 a A L going rebids. ·· a o J J D" Against ., • four PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Today Ia yesterday's pupil." spades,)V~~,I~s_thj:,.. . Thomu Fuller ·. club ace.;WJ~al.sh~~... . " . 'lOW II th~'• only tomorrow: - Kenneth.Patchen , he do ~ext?~ •· • • • • .. '•" 'AlLY d filii '0 ..5\ ,._ .( _ f) 1:: ~ ~ • Wtl; Many Wests would · •umtl · P\!Q ~QU l.'V,. <1:1 IAMI cash their second club , 14"-'1 r., C&AY a, POUAN . trick, then •iwo'nder Roorranv• l.n.ra af lhto , -.....~· · ...,...._ .,..:...... where to tum. At this, · four ~~:rambf..t _ . b. . th . be · lciw ta fonn four llmpl. wna. pom1, etr st move ,--~=-=-~--is to feign :a ,su~p·ill-~. AP 0 T 1E i +,! ., ... " lil.. lld ~- Naples, Fla. · ~. ~· lt.~ll••l'li>B/opA'I!Iul'- SIC::. 11 Get the count early Remember it well and'Jhe Layout will be plain -, .Doli Ellis·,. ,. ...... li' .... ~ng. ,,, " ... ..,......---=·· '' •• ILrrE tdciiANICAL CONTJtACrORS •• '** ttar-11 t A 4lt f . ..... h ill 14 ..... of .,. 17 .... 1111111 • kill I . ......... 11 Uno ·~·· • A II I I vc Pel d all. CUSnlll SOIIll ' PIIIIIIG ..... al 12 Dn 1111111 13 D' r11 .. .... 15=• ·= ......,... -•••••• • .. "=· ~. •:;:,an· -...•'71' 21= --- .i-t . lnl8riol' 1'-.,W....... ACIIOII 41 CUrllllrlg 1 Alll...... ·~ , .... ..., ·=·lfln ALDI!R I'AJNTINQ l:QIIIIruiniiS, .. -... .... P<rr:J O ~~~i=- to: Q~· the - I I I 'rtist{ln ,:·]Jrils.space ···:. ; tor '$1 oo: , . ' . Public Notlee . ' ' IN THI! COMMON PLIAI COURT, ·'='=at~ . ' ' INTM,~OF . ~ UTTi.IMINT Ofl · ·~ · ~~ . ACCOUN'rS, .·• , .., . Pllolli\TI~ "i ..... M~ CdU . , Ot:tfO Aooount• 111d vouohora ot tho touor.lrul n1.11J•d llctuo ary hll bltnJ I I.f I When · dummy · comes down with HUT RT three diamonds, West . i 1 1 I ~~ should realize that his · partner has ,at most a singleton. So, there are QA S U W . three ways ·to win ~y ...,... , ..,1,...;...,.1-"'1&'·""""1'""6~ 'i;ni a 'daydreamer,' my sister switching to a dia- .__-J.L...-..t..-L. • ....J.--l ; sighed. "I broke my foot because morid , at trick two: ..-...,...------.· I ca~'t be expected to-,-- - - my Parmer .might ruff C A T M0 S immediately, or ~ave 1 17 15 G) Comple111 th• mucklo q......., the singleton diamond .__.....--1.1.-..L.-.&..-&.. . ....J by fillingfrono In tt.. milling ...,.. you dewlop lllp No. 3 bolciw, . · ace,•• o.r ' ~oli# ,8!1 · early, ~;' I 1 I' 4 tru~f;~:~~~ see, this : · ·;:;r:~{N:'l:A:r:UM=BETR:ED:;Ii=~~~=.~~~::=~~~~~~~~:i~~j=;'i=;r=!l .defense ' defe~ts • the r contnict:'E.!St , ins·thet) -..I · ~.LIThJS.•j1n"_ 11 .....liL-JI~I....J.I..J..I·-L-Im:.lyj_·..LI-L.I-1-1...11 first (or seeond) round A (~ ). 1; I .~~~('I .' ru!Y. '"i·l ,1, ' . ' pI I . , of trumps,- puts West SCRAM-I.nS ANSWERS ·on lead with the careKnotty- Gripe • Treat . Jangle . PARKING f~lly preserved ~lub . A great bumper sticker read "The Most Important kmg, and rece1ves the . "Th1ng About Ouf lot In life Is Whether We Use it For contract' kHiing :diaJ ''• Building Or PARKING ." · < mond. ruff... ' . ' •, ,. '. '· v; .,, .. , . .l . tt\9,tath0n ~~~ .· 42o w..iMaJn St: ..•·· Po~;_OH 457~ ., '' _ . flllm Pial Hut) . ,,! • . ~ , . r ·•,. C:iates. ju..gment you respecl. Collecllvely. you'll figure 1hing• ou1 todhy. CANCER (June 21 -July 22) . ·: The reward pole~lial for a fob · • ,well done Js.~oentuatcd today: , ' S<l bury yoursW in your work 'l,nd gel a little .crealive i~ a thought hits you. h could pay off big. 1 l LE~· (J~ty 1(-Aug. 22) The . '! 1 "'-i).. : ' l " r • '•'· I • I u l h!t \ lit ..,rh ...- J Hl ' lf l l ' ) ;:::~ n~',.~;\;:~~:J\~: ~ 1 '11'' ' u . , .. , j 1 , 1_''1 I 1,.'• •. ". , 111• '''';r·J·-:'·• ~• 1 1 1/J( / . ~ JJ}I~I (I< _.; I ' , , ,) ,-I f. 1:10• fJ . J J •• IJ\ w .~ ·' I ,, 1 • ··~··y; . r · ., • 1 ~1· ;9,92 21'55 • ,• ,.,,.,.,J ' · · I[ ' f' . ' ·f ~·I 1' J h r l1 < • •1 l .. qJI... ,. '. ' • .. '. • ' . ,)I, ' I .,..,f' .' ,, .' I ' ' this. You 'll just l(eepon being .a nice- ~rson . • , CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. . 19) All your auention today may be placed on your family and what you can do to provide for 1heir needs. Pal youiself on ·the back. because you'll do a good job . AQUARIUS (Jan . 20-Feb. 19) The skill you possess for being able to rake 1he ideas·of others and give them the inge- son now• ,, I ~ credit you won't even notice aspect• today favor communic*tion, 111d contacts, be they s~al or Otherwise. If there is someone you want to get together with, contat:l that peru 1 imlim level, there is something new'you'll come up with today that witl expand your · earning potential -- with plenty~ qf energy to spare. · . SAGITIARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. 21) The general social · almosphere is quite pleasant today, with you being tht center of a11enlio11, but lo your . VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Although yOu might be ·subjected to some changes you didn't iniliue today, they could tum out to be blessings in disguise and ones you couldn't have orchestrated better. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) Details an: e•lremely important today, especially if they have anything to do Yjith a judgment call or fonning 1111 agreement But you'll be alert , enough to be on top of them. · SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. 22) Even if you think you're already operating at your max- nious touch needed for success witl be in full bloom today. You~ ll use it wisely. . mscES (Feb. 20.March 20) Ordinary developments aren't likely to tum you on today, but should a situation become challenging! you'." inslantly jump mto actaon wath very effective resultr 1 ' ' ., �• ' The Daily SenJjnel ,~ t ,• •ID ........... ·- ' Pt!'"P* -~ gems I BY THE ASSOC~TED PRESS ... .. , lillll!',... ' - ~ Gl L2 ?*'""' ... 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EMit ) ClncilwiOIII, Plllolulh 2 ~ ' ' W L ,.j. "They are a very. very, very good baseball team:· he said. I've Stloulo3.~2 T....., · 1 2 .m _ __,L ____ asked how great are they. I wasn't alive in 1927, so it's hard 7, Clllcllgo Cullo 5 -8 . 2 .750 _ _ . . 5. - 4 Boolon s 2 .714 for me to compare them in history." ' 3 • .429 Michael Coleman, subbing for absent All-Star ·Bernie SonF........ 11,Sonlllego6 T-Bay 1 7 .125 Chicago Cubol4, ~ 2 Dlvloliln Williants, hit his first career homer to trigger a five-run riinth ~7.-8 . , W L . I'd Houston3,1.tiiwaui!HD . Minn5 2 .714 off' Roberto Hernandez (0-l ), dropping the Royals to ·0-5 AriZOIIo 2; Loo Angeles 0 1 • Chlc:ogo 3 4 .429 against New.York this season. · · Wedl u•Y•Ganlee . Claual.tnd 3 4 .421 Chicago CUllS {T8VIA!Z 1:0) at MoniA!aJ <;; 08111111 ·' 3 4 .429 Coleman, subbing for Williams while rhe center fielder tends to his ailing father in Puerto 1\ico, had dlree hits and drove in • ·~ .. three ,runs. . . :1 "This is an opportUnity," Coleman said. ''I'm keeping it warm lll1Ungs. · , . • '* for Bernie until he gets back. We've got people h~re ro fill in." . Schilling (2-0) defeated the Dodgen for ~he second time:·, In other AL games, it was Boston 10, Baltimore I ;Toronto 3, 'lix days. He p~ti:h;d his )6th career shut90t in· epdin_g Ariza~ Tampa Bay 2; Chicag6 8, Clevelan!l 7; Minnesota 8, Detroit 2; four-game losmg streak. . . ''' Texas 7,Anaheim 5; and Seattle 5, Oakland 1. ' "We were struggling;' he said. "!u important as a game Can At Kansas City. Rarniro Mendoza (1-0) pitched a flawless be seven games into the season, I thought this was a ptettf ~>; eighth inning and got the victory. Mendoza, activated from the game." · · . . •· .. 'Schilling threw 93 pitches, 73 for strikes. Brown · threW disabled list eadier in the day, ·made his first appearance in the majors since last July- he had surgery on his right shoulder pitches, 65 for strikes. Brown made !tis first appeannce -{>T on. $tpt. 21. the searon, having bee,i activated 6'0m the disabled list earlier jn · After the 1homer by Coleman, Alfonso Soriano singled, Scott the day. He'd been out ~cause of a strained right Achilles' tel): Brosius hit an .RBI triple, a run-scored on one of catcher David don. · · · · ·' · .,. Ortiz's rwo errors in the itining, and David Justice hit an RBI , "It would be nice to pitch this weD and si:ill win," he ~~ · single for his fourth hit. . "~ut jt wasn't the ~ase. Curt <fid a gre;~.t job: I wo.uld have ~~' Mike Mussina wasted a 4-2 lead in the .sixth when Jermaine !D be perfect aO:d I wasn't." · . : ' ·. Dye hit a three-run homer on an 0.:2 fastball. An une~ned run in the fourth put Arizona ahead t-d. L')I!IS "Kansas City is a good-hitting dub:! Mu5sina said. "You make Gonzalez homered in the s~vent~. · ' ~. mistakes and sometimes you get away with them and some. "This was just an old-time baseball:~me;• Gonzalez Said:"It timClS you don't." . ·. probably was a giame to watch, and 'it was a fun game tO play Red Sox: 10, Orioles t in:' . .' . ·f : In his first game since the second no-hitter of his career, ·Cubs 4, Expot' 2 ·· · • :' Hideo Nomo {2-0) allowed four hits in six innings at .fenway · Sammy S~ homered again at 01)'111.pic Stadium, and Chii:4go stopped Montn!al's four-game winnin£'streakr' ' :·: Park and got another two homers from Brian Daubach. Daubach, who hpmered twice last Wednesday when ~omo Sosa, who connected twice,a day earli.~~·.~t die 390tb ho~ stole the spotlight in his Red Sox debut, drove in five runs run. He moved past Johnhy Bench and ned Gnig Nettles for ·'· ' •. ·; while leading Boston's 12-hit attack. Jason Varitek doubled 36th' place on the career list. · ' ·. · . twice, and Tim Wakefield pitched the final three innings for his Sosa has four homers this 's.e'ason, all ih' the last four flays. :_: first save. .. 1 · • Keviri Tapani outpitch~d Tony Armas Jr. for the second tinie ' ' k ilff 1 t ' ~I ":t i ' l't ·J . ,,. · Sidney Ponson (0-2) gave up eight·runs - six eamed - and m a wee • I·· , · ·• six .hits in 3 1·3 innings. '' ' · Phillie• 7, MarWal 6 • • 1 . . Blue Jays 3, Devil Rays 2 KEEP REACHIN' FOR THE BALL - Baltimore's Meivln Mora Scott Rolen homered and hit a ~run double ro 1~. .,~oie · (i;ruz, Jr. homered· in the LOth at Sk.yDome, sending leaps for a ball hit by Boston'!r Jason Varltek. ) ' , Philadelphia Chieatp)s . · " · . · • . · ,., Tampa •Bay to its seventh straight lo~ and givjng·Toronto its ., , R:qlen, wlio· liad bee~ ih ari O-for;s19 slump, and Dou£( · sixth win in seven games·this season. • · Glanville e.ach d~ in three runs. Jimmy Rollins' sacrifice fly. ·Tanyon Sturrze (0-1) pitched rwo hidess innings before Cruz Gil Heredia (0-2), who lost to,..the Mariners last"\veek.'gave broke an• eighth~inning tie. .' " conqected with one 'out for his third homer of the season. ~p tWo runs ,and six' hits six innings. · :rite Phillies, who haV:: 'J\ad losing'seasons.in 1J of the last 14 ••Tony Batista also homered for the Blue Jays, who lead the AL · ' . , years, won .t heir third in a row and improved to 6-2 under new I ...: • ....- ,; manager Larry B'Ow.. ; ' '. .. .. '~· with 16.' ·Paul Quantrill (2-0) pi!Ched a scoreless lOth for the win. ·~ . . . .-:t'.. ·· Astros 3,·Brewers 0 ' .: . . •· Twins 8, Tigers ·2 ·, · ,' . KoufaJC·vs. Marichal,Carlton vs. S~a~er. Gooden vs:' 1-lershis- ' Mil~u~e. lo~~ ,for the,,~rst , ti~.~ at !"fiJ!er rark ,w hen Chrif • ·· . ' . , , •, ; ,, : Tru\1y s t1u;ee-run 9om~r a.~ .~lie ~.n~ u~nmg !i[ted ,Housto~'.~:. David Ortiz and-Brian Buchanan hit thtee-run. homers at.the er. ·Metrodome. The Twins, whose 116-home runs last year were . Think.of all the great NL duels 'in rec~nt ~to.ry. and now a~d . .'t-1fhe Btewe~s . wete. 3,:().. a~ · the new ~a)lpa~k ~ore r~nm~$ last, in 1he m'\iors .by 28, have hit 10 in seven games. · cu•• rt Schilling vs. Kevin Bro~n to the list, · . . ,:/ .' ", mto Jose L~u, w~~ a~l?~~e.d t~. ~-?,,¥feam.~ ~gam.st ~ilwal!,t... j:ric Milton (t-O) allowed' six hits in six innings, including We s.aw rwo of the. best ·raght-handers of thetr era .locking ~e.. ·.. . . . ... •· , .. . . . . ., : ,. Bobby Higginson's rwo~run homer in the third. · horns,:· Arizona manager Boo J:lrenly said aft.sr Sch~ng pitcjled . bma left after a lead~fi' smgle a~ the mnth. Reliever Bally· Matt.l/erisho (0-1) gave up five runs in 4 1-3 innings, yield- the Daan'J.ondbacks past· Los Arlgeles 2 _0 Tu.t:sday rught. .'· :Nagner stru~k o_ut the ~tde on 11 patche~. . .• · ::: ing six hits and a walk. SchiUing gave up two hits and struck Ollt Brown tossed a Truby homered W1tn .•~ne out off' .Curtls Leskamc. "§:'~ Rangers 7, Angels: S ,· ~hree-hitter and fanned eight. '· ,; ·; . . G1ants _111, P8dres 6 . . ""' Chad Curtis hit a two-run homer and Ruben Mateo doubled Brown did not walk··anyone. Schilling never e;ven 'thtew thre~ Jeff Kc~t and .Ar~!io R:ios ~ac~ h~t two. home runs, a1ttf' in three runs .as.TelCas won the Angels' home opener. · balls to a batter , . · · ., . . · San Francasco spoiled.San Diego s home opener. · • .... 1 . Darren, Oliver (2-0) beat Pat Rapp for the second time in a , No ~ore th;n four hitters went f~ .,~e" plate in an~ half"' ·' The Gia_nts are 4-0 against the Padre~ this seaso~.. . · . . :.~. week despite allowing four runs and .12 hits in 5 ·2-3 innings. inning. No surprise, the game t~ok oply hour,- 55 minutes "71 Kent, the_ ,NL MVP, ho~ere~ for t~e thtrd tam~ tn sax <by,s . Tim Crabtree gave up a run-scoring double to Tim Salmon i,n the fastest ever at Blank Oaje Ballpark. • ..·""' , . ] and drove .~n fiVe runs. Ri~s IS conung back fr;om offieaso,n . .. the ·ninth, then finished for his third save. "th~t w;as vintage major leagu~ pitc,.~g ~t its finest f~?n'l ..r:constrlJCt1ve surgery on .his l~ft elbow. . ·. . 11:,. . Rapp (0-2) gave up seven runs, four hits and four walks. in both sides; l.os Angeles manager jim Tricy sa~d. , , .· The s:Do~t crowd ~f ~1,277 ~ve Tony Gwynn a long sran<f,. four-plus innings. · In other NL ·games, Chicago beat Montreal 4;. 2, . ang ova~on m pregame mfr?duca?~ a~d cheered new!~ ele7~, . Mariners S, Athletics 1 . downed Milwaukee 3-0, Philaqelphia defeated Florida 7-6 e~ Hall of ,Famer Da':e Wanfield ~u~ng. the ce~,monial 6nt Edgar Martinez hit his first home .run o(the .season and John San Francisco beat San Diego 11~6. ·. , . P,1~h. • ,. · . · 1 Halama (1-1) allowed one run and four hits in 6 1-3'innings at Schilling allowed the• fewest jtlts ever for a l< • _. •• , , , • ' 1 / ·.J, pakland. Kazuhiro Sasaki got four outs for his fourth save. · h · 1 H .r: pate er an ~ comp et~ gall)e. e was per;ect . . 'lltlodlor'•- - :SJ fun r over J m ·. ~ u She said there is an average of ' Amot~g tlat ftiJturu a JO22,000 hits yer _m_onth on the_ Peo- day tUI harmer Dfl the portal · PIes Bank Site gwmg Ioca1 bu saness- with sNbscribm prcwidit~g tlae es exposure. ~~ b _~ "'i Among the features is a 30"day ad 11U llflfltn a- grapn a. banner on the portal with subscribers providing the ad · banners that another flower garden has been and graphics, while rhe bank pro- ad.d ed to the tour to be held on June vides the link. The charge is $9.95 2 and 3. per montli. · It is the garden , of Linda Bates. Terri Haynes, president, reported Others opening their gardens for srm POMEROY - Members of the Pomeroy . Merchants Association beard about the new Peoples Sliopping Connection during itS Wednesday meeting at the. Peoples Bank. . A11ison Thompson described the connection as a powerful marketing · tool through which consumers have a direct )ink to the seller's web page. the tour are Annie Chapman's be.fl· and breakfast, along with the ho~ on Lijtcoln Hill, Linda and Gordon Fisher, Dorothy Amberger and Shirley Huston of Syracuse; Cirady Rhonemous of Minersville; Bobbi Karr of the Five Points area; Bob's Market ar Mason,. Karen's Greenhouse and Lawn of Racine. and Mitch Meadows of Middleport. Plans calls for a luncheon on Sat- to: ' reporters afterward. by the knowledge he still had 'by plenty left when he retired . "The only thing this siguals from the Chicago Bulls after is that I'm ~Iring some exerthe 1997-98 season. from Page 11 ~ise," Jordan said at the time. "Sure, it's fun to think about "l didn't think he'd come it;• Jordan told th~ Post, "seeback when I first .heard the · ing where i am in terms of fittilk;' Pollio said. "But when ness and psyche. But look at • f I •' I , , · Marao Lenuewc came back to the reality. of it. Where's the tile Penguins, it stirred some- · test? Playing :iga!nst guys · · thing in Michael." recreationally at the health Pollio's words were stun- club? I'm not even in position rtin'g, given the business rela- to ' think' about, it. Right now, tion~h'1p betWeen him and it's recreational to me if I'm Jorllan.As the tCiam's,president not ca~able of playing at"that. of 'basketball operations, Jor" · level, I wouldn't do it. I'm Chec~ out·our dan is answerable only to · nowhere near what would Pollio. have to be' ro even consider '. ". !!Jordan also -owns ·a small pIaymg. .. .' . ,. Lawn& · p1t~e~:of ~he WizardS, and 'he The factors worklng ;~gainst. Tools ~ould have to divest liis own- a Jordan 'comeback are ' his age ership under NBA rules - it's doubtful he can still _Shovels~~t!l~re,r'urmng, t9 the toiart. dominate' the game at 38 Rakes '~ Po'fuu ••nd otliel:S who ~ve and hi's"pre(c:ren.!e 'to live in credeilct to the 'possibility of 3 Chicago. He would actually •jQrda.n ~~lfback usually cite have to. start ~bowing up ·for t~e .:ai~Meylden~e: Jor- the games if he were playing, ~"*61 ..'with the"Wiz- abandoning his current rou~~ds and ~ a . D?issi?n that he tine of stayirrg with his family }.Pt{l!;~ ll_~~ecre- and rupning the Wizards by MASON, . 1. ~ tfti~ club; telep.hone. · ",.; Jordan practiced with the that he would · like to play . Wizards last week, wearing his with Jordan in- Washington old No. 23. He rolleq his eyes next season; artdjor~o's,shi!er in disbelief when the subject competitiveness that i$ ' fue1Jed of a coineba.:k was broached ~n* · ~081 supplies of · ·. 'l i"(j(ard•sn Ho&s HARDWARE - ! • I Ba~ey' statem~nt W.VA. MED1~4SSOCIATES GALLIPOLIS · PRACTICING AT THE MEDI'CAL PLAZA · 936 stcite Route 160 t'' '• , . · H't ~lllpoli~~- Ohlo/45631 ~~' : •t ... ~ . telephonEt: 740~446~96~~ ~ ·. . . • ' ~ ' ' Easter bunny Cruiser nears ·:road ·readiness reason for - · -deficit · funds (The . district received $384,000 for FY01) are tw6 POMEROY - A letter significant factors," the letof response to the Ohio ter said. Department of Ed11cation . "owever tfl'e major factor on Meigs Local School Dis- is, and remains, as follows: trict's projected deficit for Not knowing what the stare fiscal year 2001-02, along funding is going to be. past with the financial forecast FYOl,"· the lerrer added. for the next five years, was Salary increases, health approved by the Meigs care and retirement costs all Local I;loard of Education at enter into the deficit pic·Tuesday night's meeting .. ture, according to the letter, According to the letter, one of the main reasons the although the S33 million building project · with 20 district is projecting a deficit is that the largest less classrooms could result taxpayer, Southern Ohio in decreasing the deficit · Coal Co., is scheduled to through a possible reduction in force in 2003. cease business on 9ec. 31. During the meeting, "The loss of our largest taxpayer coupled With the there was a lengthy discusBY CHARLENE HOEFLICH SENTINEL NEWS STAFF BY TONY M. WCN SENTINEL NEWS STAFF RUTLAND · The readiness of the Rutland Poli.ce Department's riew . cruiser was discussed during . Rutland Village touncil's regular meeting. : Rutland Police Chief · Jeffrey Miil~r informed council members · that ~ork on ,the aepartment's . pew ct uiser is nearly fin~ ·., tshed and that it should he · .• te~dy for servi~l! soon.. ; Miller .said thai. ''evecy~ (hing . nearly · the estimated · loss . of equity ' • , ,>-- !,(- I ~ .~Ge1net, " , ,, "' -.-, ·r ~ '110; ~~ i ,IJ '. .·, • ·A~ls~ M:.~., board certlft~ in' lntemai~Qedlcln,; ac~eptiog new. p.tifnts;' prietlce limited to·~eart disease; Jlype'rtension, Hpid al)nortbalitieS i (chole~terol abnormalities) and .anf ··'associated diabetes~ Special intere-t In coniutlve &eart taUure. ., ·:· · •· -· ·· · ' ~ ' '• -t, 1 ·' ' ' "· ., . I I r ,1; l • ' I· ' • ' ' ~-- . 'i.l . i ·- '· Board approves teacher contracts cost truck are, $4;.Qtl0 and fGi the old arujser, $2,50() . . ,. · Bids for both vehicles will be opened at the next meeting. In other matters, council approyed the purchase .of two portable phones after Mayor Richard Fetty. suggested that a cell phone and bag phone 'be obtained by the village, which, he said, would help alleviate the problem of contacting village officials ·throughout the day. Members· of council ~igned il, letter that will .be ' sent to the Meigs Local \ Board .of Education about ·adding •the .new SGhool to the vill'age's sewer system. · Council also: BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH .SENTINEL NEWS STAFF POMEROY ous IndiVIduals 'Cirlvlng along f:lorth Second . Middleport Wednesday morning were 'sur, · prised to discover the Easter Bunny waving to passing motoris~ and pedestrians. The Easter Bunny, a:k.a. Stacy Hawk, Fruth Pharmacy emplciyee, was making an appearance at the local drug&tore .to have pictures taken with area chiidr~ . .Proceeds from the pictures, which cost $2 each. a·re,'~jng donatel:l to the March of, Dimes:•trony M. Leach· photo) . ' ' ' ~· Hlp: 11~ ~· I . 501 .Details, A2 - 21edleni- lt Pqli Calendar c;la,ssifieds Comjcs · Editorials ·, 0 b.uuanes . I sporg ' Wgther . • . B+6 Pld& J: 6'7..8; Pldt 4: OrHsO • BZ Suptra.o.l: 11s15s18-21s31~ M ICidlir. fi..6:6.2-4-9 _A3 81-2.5.8 w.VA: . .,..., 3:'3s{)s9 Deily 4: 9-3s2sl t. I ,1, C lOci Ohio Vtlloy Publislilns Co. •' ' ' • . E. Vallee, M.D. ~~rd pulmonacy disease. . , · · I '' y ' >,1 ,. ' ,, . day closing on Tuesday, but weather conditions have prevented th e work from getting underway. ODOT officials, with the Easter weekend approaching, have decided that the District 10 bridge ere~ must now wait until Monday before closing the bridge to motor traffic. PedeStrians will still be peqnitted ro use the bridge while it is closed . . The temporary closure. could last as long as three days as workers repair three stringer support assemblies between the West Virginia anchor span and the suspended ·span. The problem was discovered during the annual in:'depth inspection of the stru cture by URS Corp., Cincinnati. The inspection started the .first week of Please see Brldp, Al. ,. .. . Diagnostic C.rcllac Services and • C • I ' ~lte ;x-~y, Jatra~unds, stress testing, bOne density testina, pulmonary function testing and extensive laboratory testi~g. · EKG; POMEROY ,-· ' Motori1ts .. who depend on , the Po~eroy-Mason bridge for crossing the 0hio River will get a few days' reprieve before rhe bridge ' is closed (or tepairs. , The Ohio Departlllent q(Transporta~. tion announced Wednesday that the bridge will remain open upril ·Monday. It was originally 1~heduled foe -a three- . ·"' • J.i..._ •e ' • • certi~'d ·in •in~ernal medicln~ • including r~newal'and nonrenewal of teacher contracts, were handled at a nieeri9g of the Meigs Local Board of Education Tuesday night. Effective with the 2001.02 school year, teach ers hired on a one- year contract were James Bennett, . C d D .d Ch d Kelly Satterfield, Stacie J amce a y. ava a - scarberry, r·am s·ampson an d we II , R. usse II. Fl agg, J eremy . p · " . J an H ad.d ox, KeII' am vogt. G ramm, H' d fi Hannon, Sharon Hawley, are on ve-year conJanice Haynes, Joyce Hill, tracts were Tammy Chap• Jason Jackson, Jennifer . man, Jom Jeffers. Krasta Jon es, Lea Ann King, Nikki Plerse see BCNird, A~ i ~ f ~ Numern1atters, · • I' ' '<I ; . FROM ~TAFF REPORTS .. OHIO ' I Lotteries ' . person'nel Lambert, Teawana McCaulla, Metra Peterson, Sargent, Mark Kathy Swann, Daniel Thomas, Jeff Wayland and David Wilcoxen. . . Employed on three-year . . contracts were Lorri Barnes, Grace Chen, . Nathan 'Hansen , R.obyn Hawk, Ami Holden, Kent Howell, Shannon Korn, Christi Lisle, David R.amey, ··PoiD.eroy-Mason bridge closes Monday tow: v · Sentinel •Balusa,ny Subijba~,'. M.D., imarlt eertifted in in~mat medlcme all'd pulri.onary dis~a8e; accepting.~e.!' patients; "priu:tke' limlted to chronic lun1 disease, asthma, emphylema, bladt lung, asbestos!(~. f •t ~ .., lj Please see Deficit. A:S ' . . ,:I'homas Price, .~.D. board certified In obstetrics_a~d ernecology; accepting new patients; practh:e ll~lt~ ofQce cY,.~.;ology, yearly· e~~m, _pelvJc exams; pap !ests, ancl:malt\mog~ms~ , .· ,, ; , ·' ,' · ·Please -Tool, AJ . Distrid targets '. . PIIIM 'M i CruiMr. Al i J urday to be served from 11 :30 a.m. to I p.m. at the Senior Citizens Center at $4.50, and a chicken barbecue dinner at the Pomeroy Fire Station on Sunday at $5. Downtown plantings were dis- 1 cussed and · a work session was announced for May 21 frolll 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. In me event of rain, it will 0 NMI...nal · Jordan lhu :sPORTS: Reds fall to Buccos, .SHS tops Alumni, Bl 11, ·available qt the Charles E. Holzer, Jr., M.D. Surgery Center. / . ca11 . C74ol 446·5354 · HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER Discover the HOlzer Difference. . . . ; ( . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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