http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/6e15375ba1bd301909c9b62009fe94ed.pdf 5f8f8c933e12b1224b503f4e134e6c8d PDF Text Text �.. 'IUesd.y, July 14, 1001 Father admits being too tough on children . Ohio weather Wednesday, July 25 ' You ,. .. PageA2 Ohio The Daily Sentinel or - • PA. atown 13"112" AKRO N (AP) - A man acc used of bullying his five home-schooled children to win spelling bees and excel 3CJdemically pleaded guilty to a rediYced felony charge and was sentenced to three years probation. Thomas Lavery, 57, admitted he can be too demanding and may have gotten carri ed away. " A lot of people get overly concerned and overly dedicated with things ," he said outside the co urtroom Monday. " My main co ncern with the kids at any time was t heir future. At times I'd be what you might call a drill sergeant." H" said he didn 't want to put his chil. dren through a trial. " I just don 't want to drag them • through any more of this mess, this circus that's been dragging on for a year," Lavery said. H e had been accused of forcing his children to study for long periods without sleep or bathroom breaks. One of his daughters, 19-year- old Marjory Lavery, also told police that her fath er threatened to kill her after she placed second in the National Spelling Bee in 1995: · " I simply want to get this case over with ," Lavery told the judge Monday, the day his trial was to begin in Summit County Common Pleas Court. "I'm sorry for some of the mean, ugly things I've done to these kids." Wiping away tears, the Akron man admitted one felony count of attempt- ed child endange ring and one misdemeanor child endanger ing charge. He had been charged with multiple child endangering counts. Judge James R. Williams suspended a one- year prison sentence and ordered the probation , including co ntinu ed anger management counseling. Assistant County . Prosecutor Brian LoPrinzi said that as a firs t-time offender, Lavery probably would h ave faced a maximum year in prison on each co unt if convicted, but the sentences would have been served at. the same time. "It would have been putting one family member against th e other, and we thought to avoid havin g to put the family through this whole thing it was a fair resolution," LoPrinzi said. Rail unions pursue merger when U.S. Rep. Stephanie Tubbs-Janes bowed out of the race in c ~·~·M81'l:A \ ~~ _,., , --·· . June. ..Rain :',·' ~· ~·~ ~-~ -~· Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy 5tfower1 T-storm1 , Flurriu Snow Ice White acknowledged in a statement issued Monday that he CLEVELAND (AP) - Two Cleveland-based railroad workconsidered changing his mind but decided to stay out of the say a proposed merger would create the largest transers unions • . portation union of its kind in North America. race. The United Transportation Union and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers announced Monday they would present the BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday.. . Partly cloudy merger to their combined 185,000 members for a vote. A date Hot and humid conditions with a chance of showers and for the vote was not given. ELKTON (AP) - Authorities continued searching for two will continue across the area thunderstorms. Humid with Leaders of the two unions agreed to the move Sunday fol- inmates Monday after they scaled a fen ce at a federal prison in on Wednesday, but forecasters highs 84 to 89. Light and vari- lowmg nearly four years of sometimes contentious negotiations. its low-security area. _paid some relief is in sight later able wind. Chance of rain 50 Rafael Herrera and Juan Gonzales-Valencia, both Mexican The two groups represent railroad 'engineers, dispatchers and other railway workers in the week .. as well as bus, airline and mass transit nationals with addresses in the United States, escaped about 7 p"rcent. The un comfortable condiWednesday night ... Mostly employees in the United States and Canada. p.m. Saturday, said Mary Anne Varner, acting warden at th e Fedtions w~re caused by a station- clear with a chance of showers eral .Correctional Institution. ary hi gh· pressure cell off the and thunderstorms. Lows 67 Se~k Herrera, 53, of Chicago, is serving a 20-year sentence for consoutheast coast of the Uni'ted to 72. spiracy with intent to distribute cocaine, heroin and marijuana. States that was pumping warm Extended forecast: CLEVELAND.(AP) - Mayor Michael R. White confirmed . His projected release date is Dec. 20,2006. and humid air into the Ohio Thursday... Partly cloudy Monday that he will not run for re-election. Gonzales-Valencia, 30, of Fresno, Calif , was sentenced to 10 Valley, the National Weather with a ·chance of showers and White, sonsidered a front-runner in the mayoral race, years and one month for conspiracy to manufacture and ·distribService said. thunderstorms. Highs in the announced in May that he would not seek a fourth term. ute and possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine. Scattered i.hunderstorms mid 80s. Several black leaders asked White to reconsider his decision His projected release date is Nov. 26, 2007. · were forecast for tonight,, Friday... Partly cloudy with a Overnight lows will be 65-75. chance of showers and thunMore thunderstorms are derstorms. Lows in the mid possible Wednesday · while 60s and highs in the mid 80s. drier weather is expected elsecloudy Saturday... Partly where, forecasters said. Highs with a chance of showers and will be around 90. thunderstorms. Lows in the Drier and less humid condi- upper 60s and highs in the l tions are expected by Thurs- mid 80s. day, with highs in the mid-80s. Sunday... Partly cloudy with Sunset tonight will be at a chance of showers and thun8:53 p.m. and sunrise on derstorms. Lows in the upper LONDON (AP) - A forWednesday is at 6:23 a.m. .60s and highs 80 to 85 . mer high school football · Weather forecast: Monday... Partly cloudy with Tonight .. . Mo1tly clear. a chance of showers and thun- coach who was sued by the Muggy with lows 68 to 73. derstorms .. Lows in the upper AmericBn Ci~il Liberties Union '·'for leading prayers Calm wind. 60s and highs 82 to 87. with his players is s.uin g five people ·he says lied about his actions. Dave Daubenmire, a former London City Schools coach CINCINNATI (AP) -Two men were shot to death in an· who is now a Christian overturned vehicle by the driver of a car that had been chasing broadcaster, has refiled the suit them, police said',, · . .· in Madison County ComThe shooting1 Monday night occurred in a normally quiet mon Pleas Court against forresidential neighborhood. . mer members of a nowEarly Tuesday, a man was taken into custody for questioning at defunct group called Citizens his suburban Silverton home. Advocating Responsible EduWitnesses told police the men were shot through the windows cation. of the sports utility vehicle at point-blank range by a driver who Daubenmire said the ' ,"\ 11 ' _ 'I ) _If Example: had been chasing them. group's members included the ·~: ·J.-' ·, ·: • •· . ,. 1· .' '.• ', __ ,,...,, ' . school's· former principal, a former school nurse, a former school board member, a curAKRON (AP) -A federal judge is considering the rare, con-'troversial step ofbarring the public and reporters from the crim- rent school boatd member inal trial ?fa scientist accused of helping steal sensitive biologi: and a local businesstnan. He said it was their goal to cal matenal fiorn the Cleveland Clinic. At issue is whether anyone, including Clinic rivals, should be remove him from his posi~' .1-· ''· '• able to hear details about the microscopic lab samples at the crux tions at the high school. "I don't want people to be of the case. able to gang up on a teacher Federal prosecutors say the stolen materials, used in Alzheimer's disease ~search at the Clinic, are the institution's or a coach. If they can do it to trade secrets and shouldn't be revealed in the Akron courtroom. me, they can do it to anyLawyers for the defendant, Japanese researcher Hiroaki Seriza- body,'' Daubenmire said. "I wa, argue that he is entitled to a public .trial and that thoro)Jgh believe it was a concerted review of the samples is crucial to their argumem that the'items effort to destroy my reputacion." are widely available, not trade secrets . The 10-page lawsuit seeks a total ofS625,000. Rosie's Dance Studio VIS The defendants are former You're our precious gift. CAMBRIDGE (AP) - The city's inaugural Gus Macker school board member Robert Love, Mom & Dad three-on-three basketball tournament is expected to inject hun- Sommers II, former principal per photo dreds of thousands of dollars into the comm"nity. D. Steven Allen, businessman l Up to 20,000 visitors are expected, with 450 teams compet- Charles Spinning, former ing in the tournament.Tourism experts say visitors will spend an assistant principal and current average of$74 . school board member Vici The tournament will take place at Cambridge City Park Sat- Geer, and Pam Wassmuth, a urday and Sunday. former school n.urse. ----~···················~---·······----------I There are 900 rooms available in more than a dozen hotels, A football coach for 25 Name of Child: :----:-:--.:....._._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ I motels and bed and breakfast inns in Guernsey County so many years, including 11 years at Name of Group/squad/gym: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ VISitors may have to find lodging outside of the area, spreading · London High School, the economic impact around. ·Daubenmire resigned on Jan. Message (15 words or less): ----------;:.-~ 6, 2000. The ACLU sued Daubenmire and school officials in YourName.·-----------~------------~~ June 1999, c13lming that the SHAKER HEIGHTS (AP) - This Cleveland suburb has Address.·_ decided not to become the state's first community to ban smok- coach was .leading religious activities. ing outdoors in some public places such as ballparks and playThe school board agreed to grounds . "This is a civil rights issue," council member Kenneth ]. an out- of-court settlement in Kovach said. "I think this is a i:ase where Shaker Heights should- the fall of 1999 and all sides in the dispute claimed victory, n't take the lead." All Ads Must Be Pre-paid. . Members voted 4-2 Monday against the otdinance that would but Daubenmire sued because I have amended the community's law that already prohibits smok- of the damage lie said the Bring o.r send Ad, Photo and coupon to: I ·did to his family and ordeal ing in pu~ic indoor facilities, including grocery stores, libraries I The Daily Sentinel "Shining Star", his reputation. and museums. I I' Daubenmire originally filed The council did, however, pass an otdinance requiring tobac Ill Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 the . suit a year ago, but co vendors to get a license from the city. 'I'IIJfiJIIIIIIIA"'ny call (740) 992-2155 dropped it, saying it would hurt efforts to pass a school levy. ..... . . ... Stormy conditions still possible Search still on for inmates White WOn't reelection Ex-coach files libel lawsuit Chase ends in double slaying L Now Is The Time To Put Your Child Or Grandchild In The , Daily Sentinel ~ ·"Shining Star" Feature On Friday, July 27, 2001! • Baton · . 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General EIIWic - 45'1. PO MEROY - Units of the Meigs Emergency Service GROVE C ITY -- Jack L. Kelly, 70, Grove City, died Sunday, answered 13 calls fo r assistance July 22, 2001 at his residence. on Monday. U nits responded as He was a member of Middleport Church of Christ, and was Bo<gwamer - so follows: a graduate of Ohio University in Athens. He was retired as an Champton-3 CENTRAL DISPATCH Charming Shops- e'• industrial engineer with U.S. Postal Service. 2:22 a. m ., Coun ty R oad 5, Cl1y Holding- t1,_ Surviving are his wife, Louise; three brothers, Curtis Kelly, DuPont-«'!. Diana Ziegler, treated; Tom Kelly and Mark Kelly; a sister, Ann Bailey; and several Federal Mogul - 1~ 5:45 a. m., Beech Street, Eli znieces and neph ews. abeth Milton, Holze r Medical Center; Services will be 10:30 a.'m. Thursday in Schoedinger-Norris bDS, a retired military dentist C hapel, 3920 Broadway, Grove City, with the R ev. Rick Jones 7:54 a.m., R ocksprings · with over 30 years of experi- R ehabilitation Center, Francis officiating. Burial will be in Sunset Cemetery. Friends .may call ence. at the chapel from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m . Wednesday. Minor, I::IMC; It will open sometime in 10:56 a,m., Ohio 338, Don PapAl • August. Hill, HMC; Avenue, Powell Street and The telephone number at 2:35 p.m ., Collins R oad , LONG BOTTOM - Helen Nelsori, Long Bottom, died General Hartinger Parkway, the clinic, she said, will be Mary Searles, HMC; 10:0 1 p.m ., Pearl Stree t, Tuesday, July 24, 2001 at the Rockspring1 Rehabilitation Cen- Sycamore Street, Ash Street, · 992-FILL. Council members Stephen Martha Stewart, HMC. Pearl Street and Elm Street ter. 2000 CommuniHouchins, Roger Manley and through the POMEROY Arrangements w ill be announced by Ewing Funeral Home. ty Development Block. Gr:uit 13ob Pooler were appointed 8:08a.m., Circle Road, Lula formula program, approved to serve on a committee Circle, Camden-Clark Memolast year by Meig1 County charged with examining the rial Hospital; commissioners. safety department's budget 2:52 p.m ., Overbrook NursPOMEROY - W.G. " BiD" Seyfried, 93, Gallipolis, died SatWork on the CDBG proand to determine· if, and how, ing C enter, Genaivie urday, July 21,2001 at Scenic Hills Nursing Center in Gallipoject and a second paving pro- additional police officers Demosky, HMC; lis, following a brief illness. 7:37 p.m ., Ohio 338, ·Max · He was born on Oct. 15, 1907 in Pomeroy, 'son of the late ject funded through the Issue might be hired . The appointment came fol- Hill Sr., Jackson General HosWilliam and Katherine Riber Seyfried. He was a retired meat ll/State Capital Improvemeni Program is expected to be lowing a meeting in executive pital; cutter, with Kroger Co., Gallipolis, and attended Grace United completed no later than Aug. session with Police • Chief ' I 0:49 p.m., Jones Road, Methodist Church. .30, said Mayor Sandy Bruce Swift. Janet Powell, 0 'Bleness Surviving are his wife, Mildred Eichinger .Seyfried; two lannarelli. Council member Kathy Memorial Hospital. daughters, Maxine Seyfried of Lynchburg, Va., and Joan The SCIP project involves Scott discussed the parking of RACINE Seyfried of Columbus; and three grandchildren, five greatthe paving of Mill Street from cars near the shelter house at 5:53 p.m., Rowe Road, auto _Jgrandchildren and a great-great grandson. He was also preceded in death by his sons, Junior W. "Sy" the corporation line on Mid- Dave Diles Park. Scott, chair- · fire, Roy Marshall owner, no dleport Hill to the· intersec- man of the recreation com- injuries. Seyfried and Robert E. Seyfried. REEDSVILLE , Services will be 11 a.m . Thursday in Ewing Funeral Home, tion of Mill and South Sec- mittee, noted that bicycles are ond Avenue. Shelly has the not permitted in village parks, 5:16 p.m. , Hudson Road, Pomeroy, with the Rev. Bob Robinson officiating. Burial will contract for the Mill Street and said that autos, also not Justin Dillion, CabeU Huntingbe in Rocksprings Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral · project, a continuation of a permitted on grassy areas in ton Hospital. home from 7-9 p.m. Wednesday. on Bradbury the park, cause more damage paving project RUTLAND Masonic rites will be conducted in the funeral home at 7:30 Road, just outside the corpo- than )licycles. Scott said that 12:10 p.m., Fairlane Drive, p.m . Wednesday. ration .limit, to Ohio 7. those driving cars in park Clara Criswell, HMC. Norma Torres of Meigs areas will · be cited by the County Health Department police department. Manley noted that a numannounced that a new dental clinic for low-income resi- ber .street lights were either POMEROY Several dents will be opened in Mid- out completely or were burn- people were recently arrested dleport.in the coming days.' ing all day. He also reminded by Meigs County Sheriff's The clinic, whose operation residents that trash should be Department. will be funded through a placed at curbside no sooner Sheriff Ralph E. Trussell said MCCONNELSVILLE "It is my understanding $200,000 grant through the than 24 hours before pickup. Linda · Harrison and Ronnie Councilman Bob Robin- '· Capehart were each arrested .I (AP) Morgan County's that the (Federal-Mogul) jobs Appalachian Regional Comlargest employer is changing there are secure. We ' beli~ve mission, will be located in the son reminded residents to and charged with domestic violence after deputies hands. that the sale will be a positive Jones Metnorial Clinic on clean up after their dog1. South Thitd Avenue, the forCouncil met ~ith Jay Shutt responded to a call at the couFe!leral-Mogul Corp. says thing for the area," said Jeff the company plans to sell its Shaner, Morgan Cou!lty eco- mer location of the Pickens and Becky Hayes of Floyd ple's residence. Browne Associates, the engiUpon arriving on the scene, plant in McConnelsville to nomic development director. medical practice. . Thrres said that the health neering firm which' oversees deputies noticed visible : an Austrian company, . Miba · "W~ have "no reason~ to department was refused space the village's ongoing sewer injuries on both Harrison and AG. It WOl!ld be the second believe that the plant w n't by Consolidated Health Sysimprovement project. Shutt Capehart. Harrison was transchange in ownership for the contmue · · to grow. " . Kim Welch, vice president telll5 Inc., the occupant of the discussed progress on-the pro.. plant in the past three years. Veterans Memorial Hospital ject and the project schedule. The plant, north of for communications for Fedbuilding, where the depart- · Council also: McConnelsville, employs erai-Mogul, said the plant has ment had hoped to locate the • Approved Peoples Bank about 270 and makes bearbeen successful. She said the clinic. Instead, she said, the N.A. as the village's depositoings fo • the locomotive from PapAl industry. The bearing1 also future is good for· the plant as owner of the Jones building ry; , • Approved payment of bills has given the health departare used for large engines, part of the new compan). compressors, rolling mills and The .sale of the plant is menta discounted rental rat~. in the amount of$19,670.60, gave the welcome and introTorres said the clinic will $7, 102.76 of which were for duced speakers, State Rep. ·aircraft gearboxes. expe.cted to be complet~d John Carey and Meig1 County Morgan Counry's unem- later this year. While terms serve those who a!'\! unin- the Boatd of Public Affairs. Also present were Council Commissioner Jeff Thornton, ; ployment rate in June was were not disclosed of tile · sured or underinsured with who assisted in securing fund16.2 percent, the highest rate sale, Federal-Mogul did dental insurance. It will be members Rae Gwiazdowsky ing for the restoration, along · of any county in Ohio. That report that the plant had sales statl'ed by Herbert Roland, and Clerk Bryan Swann. with Nicola Moretti, southeast rate also is an increase from ' of about S33 million in 20()0. ·coordinator of Ohio Bicenten' the May rate of 14.4 percent. The plant received a Gensubmitted by 16 medical prac. Morgan County, about 60 era! Motors Supplier of the tices, representing more than : miles southeast of Columbus, Year Award recently, indicat~ 100 doctors. ;-earlier this year was hit with ing it is making a high-qua)~; Only 58 percent of so called from PapAl • the loss of250 jobs when the ity product. The 47-year-old. jjclean claims," in which no from PapAl Malta Windows and Doors plant also expanded one year 1 Mumper, a Marion Republi- additional information was Co. closed. ago. can, overhauls Ohio's current needed, were paid within 24 • approved membership in 13-year-old law governing the days, the study found. Ohio Coalition of Equity prompt payment of medical In April, the Ohio Psycho- and Adequacy of School claims. · logical Association conducted . The legislation was pushed a similar study that found that by the Ohio State Medical 42 percent of insurance. comCUSPS 2t3-9110) Ohio Volley Publishing Co. Association and other doctors' panies' responses to more than Published avery afternoon, Monday associations, who said insur- 5,000 claims were longer than lhrough Friday, 111 COurt' 51., Correction Polley Pomeroy, Ohio. Second-clan ance companies had ignored Ohio law allowed. Our main concem in all stories Is. posJage paid at Pomeroy. ''Thete were a number of the intent of the current state to be accurate. If you know of an Mombor: The Assoclaled Prell and the Ohio Newspaper Aaaoclation. law and weren't being penal- health plans paying claims 60 error In a story, call the newsroom - : Sand addAIIS c:orrecat (740) 992·2156. ized for not paying on time. to 90 days after a patient visitlions to The·Dally Sentinel, 1t1 Court. St. , Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Current law requires insur- ed their doctor and we felt that News Departments Subscription rate• ance companies to pay claims was too long,'' said Tim The main number Is 992·2t56. By eorrter route Depanment extentlons ar~: within 24 days of receiving a Maglione, an Ohio State MedOne$2 $8 70 General manapr Ext. 12 One month completed claim. . ical Association lobbyist. One year Si04 · Th~ new Jaw extends that to However, a review of more Dolly 50 cents Ext. 13 NewI Subscrlbal8 not deslrlng to pay the 30 days but adds.stiffer re,quire-· tha;n 10.8.million claims by the · carrier may remit In advance direct to Ext. t4 or ments for prompt payinent. It Insurance Department last year The Dai~ Sentinel. Cradil wiN be given carrier each week. No subscription by also creates a two-year limit on found that 86 percent of claims Other services mail permitted In areas where home the ability of insurance com- examin~d on site were paid or carrier s8rvJce Is available. Advertlolng Ext. 3 panies to review claims and denied in compliance with Mall subsalptlon Clreuletlon Ext. 4 deny them retroactively. Ohio law. lnoldt.Melgo CoUnty 13 Weaks $27.30 A 1999 analysis by the medIn April, after a more than Cleullted Ado Ext. 5 26 Weaks $53.82 ical association found that docyear-long investigation, the 52'Weaks $105.56 To send a-mall tors had received no response state announced fines totaling Rateooutaldt Meigs County newsOmydailysentinel.com t3Weaks $29.25 of any kind .at 24 days on 50 $545,000 against seven insurOn the Web 26 Weaks $56.68 percent of claims filed. The ance companies for violating 52 Weaks $109.72 www.mydailysentinel.com analysis looked at 5,955 claims the state's prompt pay Jaw, . Paving from Helen Nelson W.G. Seyfried Aiaesls made Morgan County plant has new owner Claims Sertas Fml8 Only CLEARANCE llw Back Clllalr llll '89 •••••n llll Driver cited RACINE Patrick ]. Mullen, 22, 36236 Pigott Road, Long Bottom, was cited for failure to control by GalliaMeig1 Post of the State Highway Patrol following a onevehicle accident Satur<lay on Ohio 124 . . Troopers said Mullen was southbound at 4:40 a.m . when the pickup truck he drove went off the left side of the road and overturned twice before coming to rest· on its tires. . The pickup also struck two signs in a curve, the report said. The pickup was severely darnaged. Contrad . On All . funding for 2001-02 at a cost of $380.50 (50 cents by 76 1 students); • accepted membership into the Coalition of Rural and Appalachian Schools for 2001-02 at a cost of $300. ar- RECLINERS ,,,,,,, $ POMEROY - A public meeting will be held July 31 at 6:30 p.m. at Pomeroy Library to discuss the proposed smokefree county regulations. Information is available by calling Sandy Erb of Tobacco- Free Ohio at 374-5464 . Chester Reader Services Sale Prices Plan meeting nial Commission, who reminisc~d about growing up in the Chester community. Dulcimer music was provided by area craftsman and musician Jerry · Rockwell during the reception. Visitors toured the restored structure and viewed the numerous paintings and photographs, period clothing, and antique tools on display. The Daily Sentinel HfATfRIUIBRATOR ported to the Southeast R egional Jail, while Capehart was incarcerated in Meigs County jail. Both subjects will be held until their court appearance. Also arrested was: • R aquel Maddux, Middleport, fo r old fi nes and a bench warrant; • Billy ]. Thompson , Columbus, for assault and o bstructing official business; • Steven James, T ho mas Roberts and Thomas Schuler fo r old fines and bench warrants; • Donald E. R oush, Syracuse, for drivi ng under the influe nce and related charges; • Justin L. Middleswart, Portland, for driving und er the influe nce, left of center and expired plates; • Ryan M. Hill, R acine, for driving under the . influence, left of center, improper display, and possession of marijuana; • Jesse Thomas, Middleport, for underage consumption and art old bench warrant. Cllllr �.. 'IUesd.y, July 14, 1001 Father admits being too tough on children . Ohio weather Wednesday, July 25 ' You ,. .. PageA2 Ohio The Daily Sentinel or - • PA. atown 13"112" AKRO N (AP) - A man acc used of bullying his five home-schooled children to win spelling bees and excel 3CJdemically pleaded guilty to a rediYced felony charge and was sentenced to three years probation. Thomas Lavery, 57, admitted he can be too demanding and may have gotten carri ed away. " A lot of people get overly concerned and overly dedicated with things ," he said outside the co urtroom Monday. " My main co ncern with the kids at any time was t heir future. At times I'd be what you might call a drill sergeant." H" said he didn 't want to put his chil. dren through a trial. " I just don 't want to drag them • through any more of this mess, this circus that's been dragging on for a year," Lavery said. H e had been accused of forcing his children to study for long periods without sleep or bathroom breaks. One of his daughters, 19-year- old Marjory Lavery, also told police that her fath er threatened to kill her after she placed second in the National Spelling Bee in 1995: · " I simply want to get this case over with ," Lavery told the judge Monday, the day his trial was to begin in Summit County Common Pleas Court. "I'm sorry for some of the mean, ugly things I've done to these kids." Wiping away tears, the Akron man admitted one felony count of attempt- ed child endange ring and one misdemeanor child endanger ing charge. He had been charged with multiple child endangering counts. Judge James R. Williams suspended a one- year prison sentence and ordered the probation , including co ntinu ed anger management counseling. Assistant County . Prosecutor Brian LoPrinzi said that as a firs t-time offender, Lavery probably would h ave faced a maximum year in prison on each co unt if convicted, but the sentences would have been served at. the same time. "It would have been putting one family member against th e other, and we thought to avoid havin g to put the family through this whole thing it was a fair resolution," LoPrinzi said. Rail unions pursue merger when U.S. Rep. Stephanie Tubbs-Janes bowed out of the race in c ~·~·M81'l:A \ ~~ _,., , --·· . June. ..Rain :',·' ~· ~·~ ~-~ -~· Sunny Pt. Cloudy Cloudy 5tfower1 T-storm1 , Flurriu Snow Ice White acknowledged in a statement issued Monday that he CLEVELAND (AP) - Two Cleveland-based railroad workconsidered changing his mind but decided to stay out of the say a proposed merger would create the largest transers unions • . portation union of its kind in North America. race. The United Transportation Union and Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers announced Monday they would present the BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Wednesday.. . Partly cloudy merger to their combined 185,000 members for a vote. A date Hot and humid conditions with a chance of showers and for the vote was not given. ELKTON (AP) - Authorities continued searching for two will continue across the area thunderstorms. Humid with Leaders of the two unions agreed to the move Sunday fol- inmates Monday after they scaled a fen ce at a federal prison in on Wednesday, but forecasters highs 84 to 89. Light and vari- lowmg nearly four years of sometimes contentious negotiations. its low-security area. _paid some relief is in sight later able wind. Chance of rain 50 Rafael Herrera and Juan Gonzales-Valencia, both Mexican The two groups represent railroad 'engineers, dispatchers and other railway workers in the week .. as well as bus, airline and mass transit nationals with addresses in the United States, escaped about 7 p"rcent. The un comfortable condiWednesday night ... Mostly employees in the United States and Canada. p.m. Saturday, said Mary Anne Varner, acting warden at th e Fedtions w~re caused by a station- clear with a chance of showers eral .Correctional Institution. ary hi gh· pressure cell off the and thunderstorms. Lows 67 Se~k Herrera, 53, of Chicago, is serving a 20-year sentence for consoutheast coast of the Uni'ted to 72. spiracy with intent to distribute cocaine, heroin and marijuana. States that was pumping warm Extended forecast: CLEVELAND.(AP) - Mayor Michael R. White confirmed . His projected release date is Dec. 20,2006. and humid air into the Ohio Thursday... Partly cloudy Monday that he will not run for re-election. Gonzales-Valencia, 30, of Fresno, Calif , was sentenced to 10 Valley, the National Weather with a ·chance of showers and White, sonsidered a front-runner in the mayoral race, years and one month for conspiracy to manufacture and ·distribService said. thunderstorms. Highs in the announced in May that he would not seek a fourth term. ute and possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine. Scattered i.hunderstorms mid 80s. Several black leaders asked White to reconsider his decision His projected release date is Nov. 26, 2007. · were forecast for tonight,, Friday... Partly cloudy with a Overnight lows will be 65-75. chance of showers and thunMore thunderstorms are derstorms. Lows in the mid possible Wednesday · while 60s and highs in the mid 80s. drier weather is expected elsecloudy Saturday... Partly where, forecasters said. Highs with a chance of showers and will be around 90. thunderstorms. Lows in the Drier and less humid condi- upper 60s and highs in the l tions are expected by Thurs- mid 80s. day, with highs in the mid-80s. Sunday... Partly cloudy with Sunset tonight will be at a chance of showers and thun8:53 p.m. and sunrise on derstorms. Lows in the upper LONDON (AP) - A forWednesday is at 6:23 a.m. .60s and highs 80 to 85 . mer high school football · Weather forecast: Monday... Partly cloudy with Tonight .. . Mo1tly clear. a chance of showers and thun- coach who was sued by the Muggy with lows 68 to 73. derstorms .. Lows in the upper AmericBn Ci~il Liberties Union '·'for leading prayers Calm wind. 60s and highs 82 to 87. with his players is s.uin g five people ·he says lied about his actions. Dave Daubenmire, a former London City Schools coach CINCINNATI (AP) -Two men were shot to death in an· who is now a Christian overturned vehicle by the driver of a car that had been chasing broadcaster, has refiled the suit them, police said',, · . .· in Madison County ComThe shooting1 Monday night occurred in a normally quiet mon Pleas Court against forresidential neighborhood. . mer members of a nowEarly Tuesday, a man was taken into custody for questioning at defunct group called Citizens his suburban Silverton home. Advocating Responsible EduWitnesses told police the men were shot through the windows cation. of the sports utility vehicle at point-blank range by a driver who Daubenmire said the ' ,"\ 11 ' _ 'I ) _If Example: had been chasing them. group's members included the ·~: ·J.-' ·, ·: • •· . ,. 1· .' '.• ', __ ,,...,, ' . school's· former principal, a former school nurse, a former school board member, a curAKRON (AP) -A federal judge is considering the rare, con-'troversial step ofbarring the public and reporters from the crim- rent school boatd member inal trial ?fa scientist accused of helping steal sensitive biologi: and a local businesstnan. He said it was their goal to cal matenal fiorn the Cleveland Clinic. At issue is whether anyone, including Clinic rivals, should be remove him from his posi~' .1-· ''· '• able to hear details about the microscopic lab samples at the crux tions at the high school. "I don't want people to be of the case. able to gang up on a teacher Federal prosecutors say the stolen materials, used in Alzheimer's disease ~search at the Clinic, are the institution's or a coach. If they can do it to trade secrets and shouldn't be revealed in the Akron courtroom. me, they can do it to anyLawyers for the defendant, Japanese researcher Hiroaki Seriza- body,'' Daubenmire said. "I wa, argue that he is entitled to a public .trial and that thoro)Jgh believe it was a concerted review of the samples is crucial to their argumem that the'items effort to destroy my reputacion." are widely available, not trade secrets . The 10-page lawsuit seeks a total ofS625,000. Rosie's Dance Studio VIS The defendants are former You're our precious gift. CAMBRIDGE (AP) - The city's inaugural Gus Macker school board member Robert Love, Mom & Dad three-on-three basketball tournament is expected to inject hun- Sommers II, former principal per photo dreds of thousands of dollars into the comm"nity. D. Steven Allen, businessman l Up to 20,000 visitors are expected, with 450 teams compet- Charles Spinning, former ing in the tournament.Tourism experts say visitors will spend an assistant principal and current average of$74 . school board member Vici The tournament will take place at Cambridge City Park Sat- Geer, and Pam Wassmuth, a urday and Sunday. former school n.urse. ----~···················~---·······----------I There are 900 rooms available in more than a dozen hotels, A football coach for 25 Name of Child: :----:-:--.:....._._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ I motels and bed and breakfast inns in Guernsey County so many years, including 11 years at Name of Group/squad/gym: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ VISitors may have to find lodging outside of the area, spreading · London High School, the economic impact around. ·Daubenmire resigned on Jan. Message (15 words or less): ----------;:.-~ 6, 2000. The ACLU sued Daubenmire and school officials in YourName.·-----------~------------~~ June 1999, c13lming that the SHAKER HEIGHTS (AP) - This Cleveland suburb has Address.·_ decided not to become the state's first community to ban smok- coach was .leading religious activities. ing outdoors in some public places such as ballparks and playThe school board agreed to grounds . "This is a civil rights issue," council member Kenneth ]. an out- of-court settlement in Kovach said. "I think this is a i:ase where Shaker Heights should- the fall of 1999 and all sides in the dispute claimed victory, n't take the lead." All Ads Must Be Pre-paid. . Members voted 4-2 Monday against the otdinance that would but Daubenmire sued because I have amended the community's law that already prohibits smok- of the damage lie said the Bring o.r send Ad, Photo and coupon to: I ·did to his family and ordeal ing in pu~ic indoor facilities, including grocery stores, libraries I The Daily Sentinel "Shining Star", his reputation. and museums. I I' Daubenmire originally filed The council did, however, pass an otdinance requiring tobac Ill Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 the . suit a year ago, but co vendors to get a license from the city. 'I'IIJfiJIIIIIIIA"'ny call (740) 992-2155 dropped it, saying it would hurt efforts to pass a school levy. ..... . . ... Stormy conditions still possible Search still on for inmates White WOn't reelection Ex-coach files libel lawsuit Chase ends in double slaying L Now Is The Time To Put Your Child Or Grandchild In The , Daily Sentinel ~ ·"Shining Star" Feature On Friday, July 27, 2001! • Baton · . Hospital wants trial dosed • cheerieaC.era • Gymnastics • Tumbling . • Martial Arts 1 ,~:: .. ' Let the Ohio Valley see your "Shining Star" and how proud you are! 1ioumey to d.raw • ito rs ONLY Cassandra Smith S12oo Simply Fill Out The Coupon Below! Suburb nixes smoking ban -----...,.----------'--1 \ • ) Tuesday; July 24, 2001 Pomeroy, Mlddleoort. Ohio The Dally Sentinel • Page A 3 LOCAL STOCKS Deaths AEP -'- 43~ An:h Coal - 19 Akzo-38~ Jack Kelly AmTechSBC-42 • Ashland Inc. - 38~ AT~T -20 Bank One - 37~ BLI - 13'1. Bob Evans - 19 LOCAL BRIEFS USB - 22~ Premier - 8). .RockWell - 15l. Roo;Ky Boots - 4l. GKNLY-9\ RD Sllell - 55~ Hatley DavidSOn - 51 ~ Sears- 46). Shoney's - l. Kman-tol. Kroger- 25 ' Wai·Mart - 53 Wendy's - 2'N. Lands End - 4;n Worthington -t4 Ltd. -17 Daily stock reports are NSC-20'1. the 4 p.m. closing Oak Hill Financial quotas of the previous t4, day's transactions, pro. OVB-2~ vided by Smith Partners BBT-381, at Advest Inc. Peoples-t~ EMS mns Gannett - 87'1. General EIIWic - 45'1. PO MEROY - Units of the Meigs Emergency Service GROVE C ITY -- Jack L. Kelly, 70, Grove City, died Sunday, answered 13 calls fo r assistance July 22, 2001 at his residence. on Monday. U nits responded as He was a member of Middleport Church of Christ, and was Bo<gwamer - so follows: a graduate of Ohio University in Athens. He was retired as an Champton-3 CENTRAL DISPATCH Charming Shops- e'• industrial engineer with U.S. Postal Service. 2:22 a. m ., Coun ty R oad 5, Cl1y Holding- t1,_ Surviving are his wife, Louise; three brothers, Curtis Kelly, DuPont-«'!. Diana Ziegler, treated; Tom Kelly and Mark Kelly; a sister, Ann Bailey; and several Federal Mogul - 1~ 5:45 a. m., Beech Street, Eli znieces and neph ews. abeth Milton, Holze r Medical Center; Services will be 10:30 a.'m. Thursday in Schoedinger-Norris bDS, a retired military dentist C hapel, 3920 Broadway, Grove City, with the R ev. Rick Jones 7:54 a.m., R ocksprings · with over 30 years of experi- R ehabilitation Center, Francis officiating. Burial will be in Sunset Cemetery. Friends .may call ence. at the chapel from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m . Wednesday. Minor, I::IMC; It will open sometime in 10:56 a,m., Ohio 338, Don PapAl • August. Hill, HMC; Avenue, Powell Street and The telephone number at 2:35 p.m ., Collins R oad , LONG BOTTOM - Helen Nelsori, Long Bottom, died General Hartinger Parkway, the clinic, she said, will be Mary Searles, HMC; 10:0 1 p.m ., Pearl Stree t, Tuesday, July 24, 2001 at the Rockspring1 Rehabilitation Cen- Sycamore Street, Ash Street, · 992-FILL. Council members Stephen Martha Stewart, HMC. Pearl Street and Elm Street ter. 2000 CommuniHouchins, Roger Manley and through the POMEROY Arrangements w ill be announced by Ewing Funeral Home. ty Development Block. Gr:uit 13ob Pooler were appointed 8:08a.m., Circle Road, Lula formula program, approved to serve on a committee Circle, Camden-Clark Memolast year by Meig1 County charged with examining the rial Hospital; commissioners. safety department's budget 2:52 p.m ., Overbrook NursPOMEROY - W.G. " BiD" Seyfried, 93, Gallipolis, died SatWork on the CDBG proand to determine· if, and how, ing C enter, Genaivie urday, July 21,2001 at Scenic Hills Nursing Center in Gallipoject and a second paving pro- additional police officers Demosky, HMC; lis, following a brief illness. 7:37 p.m ., Ohio 338, ·Max · He was born on Oct. 15, 1907 in Pomeroy, 'son of the late ject funded through the Issue might be hired . The appointment came fol- Hill Sr., Jackson General HosWilliam and Katherine Riber Seyfried. He was a retired meat ll/State Capital Improvemeni Program is expected to be lowing a meeting in executive pital; cutter, with Kroger Co., Gallipolis, and attended Grace United completed no later than Aug. session with Police • Chief ' I 0:49 p.m., Jones Road, Methodist Church. .30, said Mayor Sandy Bruce Swift. Janet Powell, 0 'Bleness Surviving are his wife, Mildred Eichinger .Seyfried; two lannarelli. Council member Kathy Memorial Hospital. daughters, Maxine Seyfried of Lynchburg, Va., and Joan The SCIP project involves Scott discussed the parking of RACINE Seyfried of Columbus; and three grandchildren, five greatthe paving of Mill Street from cars near the shelter house at 5:53 p.m., Rowe Road, auto _Jgrandchildren and a great-great grandson. He was also preceded in death by his sons, Junior W. "Sy" the corporation line on Mid- Dave Diles Park. Scott, chair- · fire, Roy Marshall owner, no dleport Hill to the· intersec- man of the recreation com- injuries. Seyfried and Robert E. Seyfried. REEDSVILLE , Services will be 11 a.m . Thursday in Ewing Funeral Home, tion of Mill and South Sec- mittee, noted that bicycles are ond Avenue. Shelly has the not permitted in village parks, 5:16 p.m. , Hudson Road, Pomeroy, with the Rev. Bob Robinson officiating. Burial will contract for the Mill Street and said that autos, also not Justin Dillion, CabeU Huntingbe in Rocksprings Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral · project, a continuation of a permitted on grassy areas in ton Hospital. home from 7-9 p.m. Wednesday. on Bradbury the park, cause more damage paving project RUTLAND Masonic rites will be conducted in the funeral home at 7:30 Road, just outside the corpo- than )licycles. Scott said that 12:10 p.m., Fairlane Drive, p.m . Wednesday. ration .limit, to Ohio 7. those driving cars in park Clara Criswell, HMC. Norma Torres of Meigs areas will · be cited by the County Health Department police department. Manley noted that a numannounced that a new dental clinic for low-income resi- ber .street lights were either POMEROY Several dents will be opened in Mid- out completely or were burn- people were recently arrested dleport.in the coming days.' ing all day. He also reminded by Meigs County Sheriff's The clinic, whose operation residents that trash should be Department. will be funded through a placed at curbside no sooner Sheriff Ralph E. Trussell said MCCONNELSVILLE "It is my understanding $200,000 grant through the than 24 hours before pickup. Linda · Harrison and Ronnie Councilman Bob Robin- '· Capehart were each arrested .I (AP) Morgan County's that the (Federal-Mogul) jobs Appalachian Regional Comlargest employer is changing there are secure. We ' beli~ve mission, will be located in the son reminded residents to and charged with domestic violence after deputies hands. that the sale will be a positive Jones Metnorial Clinic on clean up after their dog1. South Thitd Avenue, the forCouncil met ~ith Jay Shutt responded to a call at the couFe!leral-Mogul Corp. says thing for the area," said Jeff the company plans to sell its Shaner, Morgan Cou!lty eco- mer location of the Pickens and Becky Hayes of Floyd ple's residence. Browne Associates, the engiUpon arriving on the scene, plant in McConnelsville to nomic development director. medical practice. . Thrres said that the health neering firm which' oversees deputies noticed visible : an Austrian company, . Miba · "W~ have "no reason~ to department was refused space the village's ongoing sewer injuries on both Harrison and AG. It WOl!ld be the second believe that the plant w n't by Consolidated Health Sysimprovement project. Shutt Capehart. Harrison was transchange in ownership for the contmue · · to grow. " . Kim Welch, vice president telll5 Inc., the occupant of the discussed progress on-the pro.. plant in the past three years. Veterans Memorial Hospital ject and the project schedule. The plant, north of for communications for Fedbuilding, where the depart- · Council also: McConnelsville, employs erai-Mogul, said the plant has ment had hoped to locate the • Approved Peoples Bank about 270 and makes bearbeen successful. She said the clinic. Instead, she said, the N.A. as the village's depositoings fo • the locomotive from PapAl industry. The bearing1 also future is good for· the plant as owner of the Jones building ry; , • Approved payment of bills has given the health departare used for large engines, part of the new compan). compressors, rolling mills and The .sale of the plant is menta discounted rental rat~. in the amount of$19,670.60, gave the welcome and introTorres said the clinic will $7, 102.76 of which were for duced speakers, State Rep. ·aircraft gearboxes. expe.cted to be complet~d John Carey and Meig1 County Morgan Counry's unem- later this year. While terms serve those who a!'\! unin- the Boatd of Public Affairs. Also present were Council Commissioner Jeff Thornton, ; ployment rate in June was were not disclosed of tile · sured or underinsured with who assisted in securing fund16.2 percent, the highest rate sale, Federal-Mogul did dental insurance. It will be members Rae Gwiazdowsky ing for the restoration, along · of any county in Ohio. That report that the plant had sales statl'ed by Herbert Roland, and Clerk Bryan Swann. with Nicola Moretti, southeast rate also is an increase from ' of about S33 million in 20()0. ·coordinator of Ohio Bicenten' the May rate of 14.4 percent. The plant received a Gensubmitted by 16 medical prac. Morgan County, about 60 era! Motors Supplier of the tices, representing more than : miles southeast of Columbus, Year Award recently, indicat~ 100 doctors. ;-earlier this year was hit with ing it is making a high-qua)~; Only 58 percent of so called from PapAl • the loss of250 jobs when the ity product. The 47-year-old. jjclean claims," in which no from PapAl Malta Windows and Doors plant also expanded one year 1 Mumper, a Marion Republi- additional information was Co. closed. ago. can, overhauls Ohio's current needed, were paid within 24 • approved membership in 13-year-old law governing the days, the study found. Ohio Coalition of Equity prompt payment of medical In April, the Ohio Psycho- and Adequacy of School claims. · logical Association conducted . The legislation was pushed a similar study that found that by the Ohio State Medical 42 percent of insurance. comCUSPS 2t3-9110) Ohio Volley Publishing Co. Association and other doctors' panies' responses to more than Published avery afternoon, Monday associations, who said insur- 5,000 claims were longer than lhrough Friday, 111 COurt' 51., Correction Polley Pomeroy, Ohio. Second-clan ance companies had ignored Ohio law allowed. Our main concem in all stories Is. posJage paid at Pomeroy. ''Thete were a number of the intent of the current state to be accurate. If you know of an Mombor: The Assoclaled Prell and the Ohio Newspaper Aaaoclation. law and weren't being penal- health plans paying claims 60 error In a story, call the newsroom - : Sand addAIIS c:orrecat (740) 992·2156. ized for not paying on time. to 90 days after a patient visitlions to The·Dally Sentinel, 1t1 Court. St. , Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Current law requires insur- ed their doctor and we felt that News Departments Subscription rate• ance companies to pay claims was too long,'' said Tim The main number Is 992·2t56. By eorrter route Depanment extentlons ar~: within 24 days of receiving a Maglione, an Ohio State MedOne$2 $8 70 General manapr Ext. 12 One month completed claim. . ical Association lobbyist. One year Si04 · Th~ new Jaw extends that to However, a review of more Dolly 50 cents Ext. 13 NewI Subscrlbal8 not deslrlng to pay the 30 days but adds.stiffer re,quire-· tha;n 10.8.million claims by the · carrier may remit In advance direct to Ext. t4 or ments for prompt payinent. It Insurance Department last year The Dai~ Sentinel. Cradil wiN be given carrier each week. No subscription by also creates a two-year limit on found that 86 percent of claims Other services mail permitted In areas where home the ability of insurance com- examin~d on site were paid or carrier s8rvJce Is available. Advertlolng Ext. 3 panies to review claims and denied in compliance with Mall subsalptlon Clreuletlon Ext. 4 deny them retroactively. Ohio law. lnoldt.Melgo CoUnty 13 Weaks $27.30 A 1999 analysis by the medIn April, after a more than Cleullted Ado Ext. 5 26 Weaks $53.82 ical association found that docyear-long investigation, the 52'Weaks $105.56 To send a-mall tors had received no response state announced fines totaling Rateooutaldt Meigs County newsOmydailysentinel.com t3Weaks $29.25 of any kind .at 24 days on 50 $545,000 against seven insurOn the Web 26 Weaks $56.68 percent of claims filed. The ance companies for violating 52 Weaks $109.72 www.mydailysentinel.com analysis looked at 5,955 claims the state's prompt pay Jaw, . Paving from Helen Nelson W.G. Seyfried Aiaesls made Morgan County plant has new owner Claims Sertas Fml8 Only CLEARANCE llw Back Clllalr llll '89 •••••n llll Driver cited RACINE Patrick ]. Mullen, 22, 36236 Pigott Road, Long Bottom, was cited for failure to control by GalliaMeig1 Post of the State Highway Patrol following a onevehicle accident Satur<lay on Ohio 124 . . Troopers said Mullen was southbound at 4:40 a.m . when the pickup truck he drove went off the left side of the road and overturned twice before coming to rest· on its tires. . The pickup also struck two signs in a curve, the report said. The pickup was severely darnaged. Contrad . On All . funding for 2001-02 at a cost of $380.50 (50 cents by 76 1 students); • accepted membership into the Coalition of Rural and Appalachian Schools for 2001-02 at a cost of $300. ar- RECLINERS ,,,,,,, $ POMEROY - A public meeting will be held July 31 at 6:30 p.m. at Pomeroy Library to discuss the proposed smokefree county regulations. Information is available by calling Sandy Erb of Tobacco- Free Ohio at 374-5464 . Chester Reader Services Sale Prices Plan meeting nial Commission, who reminisc~d about growing up in the Chester community. Dulcimer music was provided by area craftsman and musician Jerry · Rockwell during the reception. Visitors toured the restored structure and viewed the numerous paintings and photographs, period clothing, and antique tools on display. The Daily Sentinel HfATfRIUIBRATOR ported to the Southeast R egional Jail, while Capehart was incarcerated in Meigs County jail. Both subjects will be held until their court appearance. Also arrested was: • R aquel Maddux, Middleport, fo r old fi nes and a bench warrant; • Billy ]. Thompson , Columbus, for assault and o bstructing official business; • Steven James, T ho mas Roberts and Thomas Schuler fo r old fines and bench warrants; • Donald E. R oush, Syracuse, for drivi ng under the influe nce and related charges; • Justin L. Middleswart, Portland, for driving und er the influe nce, left of center and expired plates; • Ryan M. Hill, R acine, for driving under the . influence, left of center, improper display, and possession of marijuana; • Jesse Thomas, Middleport, for underage consumption and art old bench warrant. Cllllr �• • • • The Daily Sentinel ---=8=-f the Bend page A4- .Op1n1on • _Th_eo_an_ys_en_tin_ei_ _ Tu..Ay.luly u, 2001 DEAR ABBY: My 20-year-old daughter, "Justine," has gotten pregf\ant. She is not married and lives "Yith her lioyfriend, his mother and t:vocher. I did not rais~ her this way. : My problem is she asked me how rpany baby showers I plan to give lier~ I told her none. She asked me why. I told her it is not appropriate to give a baby shower "under the dircumstances." The few choice words she had for me were so bad I hung up on her. Abby; her boyfriend doesn't work, and half th~. time neither does Justine. I was so angry I forgot to tell her that her father and I would make sure she and her baby had what they needed . Should I try to make amends and give her a baby shower? GRANDMA-TO-BE IN 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 740-912-2156 • Fax: 992·2157 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. R. Shawn Lewis Managing Editor Charlene Hoeflich General Manager Diane Kay Hill Controller U/Nn to tiN HUol' lUI wtkomt. 1'1111 should br Jrss tlum 300 words. A.lllttttn .., ••b./ftllo lditfn6 arul ''""' bt litntd attd U.ci1Uit ruldl'tll 1111tl ttltplum• 1t11mbu. No udJitH ltntn wr'll &. pwb/Jtlled. U11tn !lrould bt lie food faJit, atldrtulnx U111111 rUJI puiDIIIIJitla. Dt oplttlrnu upniJid ita till eolumn below au rht cottstns•r u/tllt Ohio lilllty Pllblhllillf Co. ~ tditoritJl b(HII'd, unltu othtrwile tUIItd. NATIONAL VIEW ALABAMA Reasonable Athletic proposal puts horse in front of the...cart • The Salt Lake (Utah) Tribune, on batming althletes rvith poor grades: Kudos to the Knight Foundation Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics for recommending that colleges with low athlete graduation rates be banned from postseason play. Although plenty of folks with a vested interest in team sports, ranging from schools and coaches to fans, will whine about it, this is a reasonable, even conservative, proposal that would serve as a timely reminder that colleges and universities exist to provide higher education to students, not field winning football and basketball teams. NCAA statistics show that about 42 percent of men's basketball players and 48 percent offootball players graduate from the major universities. The rate is lower - 34 percent - for the 114 largest basketball programs. The commission recommends that colleges graduate at least half the students who play in each sport. Teams with rates lower than that, it,proposes, should be barred from conference cham~ pionships and other postseason games . Moreover, it recommended that corporate logos be stripped from player uniforms and a coalition be · established .to promote tougher academic standards. These things are eminently, reasonable. A college or university's football, basketball or any other sports program is an ancillary part, albeit a popular one, of a greater whole, namely being an actual institution of higher !earring.... The Knight Foundation Commission's report offers higher education an opportunity to get the horse in front of the cart in steal} of allowing a win-at"all-cost attitude that gives cer:tain student athletics programs primacy over the central educational purpose of the school itself. TODAY IN HISTORY BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Today is Tuesday, July 24, the 205th day of 2001. There are 160 days left in the year. . Today's Highlight in History: On July 24, 1969, the Apollo 11 astronauts returned from man's first lunar landing and splashed down safely in the PacifIC. On this date: In 1783, Latin American revolutionary Simon Bolivar was born in Caracas, Venezuela. In 1862, Martin Van Buren, eighth president of the United States, died in Kinderhook, N.Y. In 1866, Tennessee became the first state readmitted to the Union after the Civil War. In 1923, the Treaty of Lausanne, which settled the boundaries of modern Turkey, was conduded in Switzerland. . In 1929, President Hoover proclaimed the Kellogg-Briand Pact, which renounced war as an instrument of foreign poli.cy. In 1937, the state of Alabama dropped charges against five · black men accused of raping rwo white women in the Scottsboro Case. In 1959, during a visit to the Soviet Union, Vice President Richard M. Nixon engaged in a "Kitchen Debate" with Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev at a U.S. exhibition. In 1974, the Supreme Court unanimously ruled that President Nixon had to turn over subpoenaed White H 0 use tape recordings to the Watergate special prosecutor. In 1975, an Apollo spacecraft splashed down in the Pacific, completing a mission which included the first-ever docking With a Soyuz capsule from the Soviet Union. In 1998, a gunman burst into the U.S. Capitol, opening fire and killing rwo police officers before being shot and captured. Russell Weston Jr., diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic, was found incompetent to stand trial. Ten years ago: Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev announced a final agreement on a treaty designed to preserve the' Soviet federation while giving more power to the republics. Nobel Prize-winning author Isaac Bashevis Singer died in Miami at age 87. Five years ago:Two bombs blamed on Tamil separatists ripped through a commuter train near Colombo, Sri Lanka, killing 64 civilians and wounding more than 400. One year ago: President Clinton continued to mediate the Camp David Mideast summit, meeting with Israeli, Palestinian and U.S. negotiators. Michael Stone, a pro-British par)lmilitary member, was freed from prison as part of Northern Ireland's 1998 peace accord after serving eleven years of a life sentence for murder. Georgia's Democratic former governor Zell Miller was appointed to the late Republican Paul Coverdell's Senate seat. Today's Birthdays: Movie director Peter Yates is 72 . Actre s~ · Jacqueline llrookes is 71.Political cartoonist Pat Oliphant is 66: Comedian Ruth Buzzi is .65. Actor Mark Goddard is 65 . Actor Dan Hedaya is 61 . Actor Chris Sarandon is 59. Actor Robert Hays is 54. Former Montana Gov. Marc Racicot is 53. Actor Michael Richards is 52. Actress Lynda' Carter is 50. : DEAR GRAN.DMA-TO-BE: Third, your husband should have a however, volunteered .the fact that I heart-to-heart talk with the young believe it's unethical to develop virman. He must be told what is gin land, and that people who have expected of him as a man, breadwin- the means to do it should restore old ner and father-to-be because it homes instead. · appears he hasn't a clue. While I tried to demur, everyone DEAR ABBY: I hold strong at ~he table insisted I explain myself beliefs about historic preservation I was mad at my boyfriend, and later and zero population growth. You told him he was rude to the couple ADVICE could call me an activist. I am gener- for putting a damper on their happially against any sort ofland develop- ness - and to me, for forcing me to First, it is improper for a mother to ment. However, I recognize and assume an adversarial position with give a shower for her married or respect that others - including my people I barely knew. Brian says unmarried daughter. It should be longtime boyfriend, "Brian" - do we 're all mature adults and we hosted .by a· friend, an aunt or a not share my beliefs,. should be able to have an engaging cousin. We recently attended .a small din- discussion about such topics without Second, whether you approve or ner party. A young couple we had hurt feelings or anger. What do you not, the baby is a fact of life. So just met were enthusiastically dis- say, Abby? Sign me ... TOO SENaccept it, and try to be a little less cussing their purchase of an unde- SITIVE(?) . judgmental. Your daughter and veloped plot of land in one of our DEAR (NOT) TOO SENSIgrandchild will need your support city's oldest neighborhoods. They are TIVE: Your boyfriend may have emotionally, and probably financial- planning to build a new home. . been bored and wanted some more ly. 1 smiled and said nothing. Brian, lively conversation, but it's no excuse Abigail Van Buren LOCAL EVENTS TUESDAY the home of Chris Chapman, RACINE - RACO meeting, Water St., Syracuse. Tuesday, 6:30 p.m. Star Mill Park. Potluck THURSDAY CHESHIRE - Board of dlrec· .J POMEROY Childhood tors, Gallla-Melgs Community immunization clinic, Meigs Coun· Action Agency, Thursday, 4:30 ty Health Dept, 1 to 7 p.m. Tues- p.m. Public welcome. day. Bring shot records. Parent or guardian must accompany child. POMEROY - Meigs County No charge. churches of Christ Women's Fellowship, Thursday, 7 p.m. at the WEDNESDAY Pomeroy Church. Devotions by RACINE - Southern Athletic Dexter Church; program on Boosters, . special meeting, Women of the Bible. Wednesday, 6 p.m. high school cafeteria. Plans to be finalized for POMEROY - EXPO meeting Meigs County Fair Parking Thursday, 7 p.m. at the grange duties. annex on the Rock Springs Fair· grounds. CHESTER - Eastern Athletic Boosters, Wednesday, 7 p.m. at TUPPERS PLAINS- Tuppers the high school. Plans tor fair and Plains VFW Post 9053 to meet tall activities. All parents of ath· Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Special letes In grade 7·121nvlted. drawing. KONDRACKE'S VIEW Bush could score a victory with amnesty for aliens President Bush could score a strategic political coup ·among Latino. voters by agreeing to a system that would allow hard-working illegal aliens to become legal residents and, eventually, U.S. citizens. Bush has taken steps, including some new ones announced last week at Ellis Island, to demonstrate that he has ·a welcoming attitude toward immigrants, unlike some members of the Republican Party. New immigrants, he said, "make our nation more, not less, American." And he announced ways to make it easier for legal residencs to gain permanent resident stattis and new efforts by the Immigration and Naturalization Service to help them. Even so, in the great upcoming battle for the allegiance of Latino voters, Bush can take a giant leap by offering amnesty, which he could call by another name, to illegal aliens who have been in the country for a certain length of time (perhaps five years) and have good records. A -perfect opportunity to unveil a new amnesty initiative, parallel to one that President Ronald Reagan signed into-law in 1986, will come this September, when Mexico's president, Vicente Fox, arrives for a state visit and discussions on inunigration and border issues. Bush could offer a combination of the Republican-backed guest-worker visa program favored by farm interestS and service industries along with a process for allowing these workers and illegal immigrants to become permanent residencs. In doing so, Bush would have to stand up to anti•immigrant elements in the GOP, but that move could be a·political · plus, as it would demonstrate that ·his rhetoric about welcoming immigrants is genuine. Undoubtedly, a similar dynamic will develop in 2()02 and 2004. Both parties are anxious to win the allegiance of Latinos, now the largest and fastest-growing U.S. ,minority group and a key to future. doglination of politics in America. · Bush ha.' taken both symbolic and sub- . stantive steps to woo Latinos. He goes out . of his way to speak Spanish, has named · several Hispanics to high-visibility posts, and last week backed a bill allowing legal· COLUMNIST residents to remain in the country while· they apply for permanent status. · Last year, Bush lost significant potential Besides offending Latinos, the GOP support among Latino and Asian-Ameri- went from a 12~point advantage among can voters because Congressional Repub- "Asian-Americans in rhe 1992 presidential. licans blocked a Democratic bill - the election to a 6-point deficit in 2000. Latino and Immigrant Fairness Act Nevertheless, Bush could trump the that would have granted legal status to Democrats on immigration by reaching a broad agreement with Fox, Mexico's new about 800,000 undocumented aliens. According to the Miami-based polling center-right president, with whom he has firm Hispanic Tre~tds. a week before the a close personal and ideological kinship. election, Busq had , a .S~point lead over Bush could ·offer to combine amnesty, Vice President AI Go\e, amon, roreign- or "regularization:• with a system to allow born Latino voters who were na ,lfalized Mexican worken to apply to work in the inJhe 1980s. United SJates instead of sneaking across However, he ~nded up losing tbat vote the border, often at great.cost and danger. by 17 points and losing the Latino vote Both U.S. agricultural interests and secoverall by 62 _percent to 35 percent. The vice-sector employe~s, led by t?e restaufirm attributed B\!sh15 falloff to extensive rant, hotel and nursmg-home mdustr1es, coverage on Spani'S'h-language television • back guest-worker pro~rams. GOP Sens. of GOP opposition to LIFA. Gramm ·and Larry ~ra1g, of Idaho, sup11 0 f B h• ti ll '] S Phil port them, but prov1de no hope that the wo us s e ow exans.. en. workers could stay here or eventually G~mm and Rep.. Lan1ar South, along become citizens. With other .~epubliGans, denounced the Bush should. start a conversation right prop?sal as ,," blanket amnesty for illegal away among , business interests, labor' nnnugran~. . . unions and immigrant groups and come Repubhcans also cons1dered the bill, up with a bold proposal that would make prob.~bly nghili~lJ~Democratic elec~on- him the Abraham Lincoln of immigration year ploy to · , ffior among Lannos - and capture ·the .Latino and Asian votes and al!o ali · rf'fQ'produce riew citizens in 1he process. who'd likely vote Democratic, at least in (Morton KoildriiCke is executiw editor '!f· the short run. Roll Call, the newspaper cif Capitol Hill.) ' Morton Kondracke SYRACUSE -Wildwood Gar· den Club, Wednesday, 1 p.m. at WASHINGTON - You need a license to write about a politician's love life. It's called "sex-plus." Here are the rules: If it's a boozy sleepover, finished off with E!)glish muffins and French coffee the next morning, it's not a. story. But suppose that the excellent young woman a politician meets in a crowded room the night before doesn't show up for work the next day. What if she leaves the face of the earth ? Does anyone in the world think that's not a story> "Sex- plus" is the news reporter's rule of engagement in Cary Condit's Washington. It is the same one that applied in Jack Kennedy's day. Jack, .as we know now, had this longrunning thing with a gorgeous Jackie look-alike named Judy Campbell. He engineered each rendezvous with better precision and more secrecy than the Bay of Pigs. He had the room number. She would be ready. He would have a bottle of liquor on the table to make it seem like a party. Twenty minutes later, he would be heading down to the hall to count delegates with Bobby. Judy would be headed back to her other boyfriend, Sam Giancana. Ah! The "plus." Although it's noi reportable that a politician has a very pretty girlfriend from the outside world, it is very reportable if that world happens to be tile Mafia. If there's one thing worse than dipping your pen into the company inkwell, it's dipping it into SATURDAY PORTAND VanMeter reunion, Saturday, 65 p.m. at the Portland Park. Covered dish cookout MONDAY POMEROY - Meigs County Fair Board, Monday, 7:30p.m. at the Coonhunters Building. The Community Calendar Ia published •• a Irati service to non"flrollt groups wishing to announce · meetings and special events. The calendar Ia not designed to promoll ules or lund rataera of any type. Items are printed only as spaca permill and cannot be guaranteed to be printed a specific nuniber of days. Food and Adhesions caused and cured through surgery uestion: Recently I've been having abdominal pain, crampmg diarrhea. I underwent X-ray, CT scan and other tests to identiJohn C. Wol(, D.O. fy the cause of my problems. Auodatt Profeuor of Fomlly Medicine My doctor tells me that adhesions resulting from my abdominal surgery about However, to put it in perseven years ago are responsi- that has been operated upon ble for the pain I experience. can become attached to the spective, these results are realI hope you can tell me what side of a section of the small ly quite good. Remember an adhesion is, why it hap- intestine that lies against it. As surgery caused the original .Jpens, why it hurts and how healing continues, the two problem. So, it's not surprislong after surgery it can areas of intestine · grow ing that surgery to remove occur? together and become firmly the adhesions can sometimes provide an opportunity for Answer: I think th~ sim- attached to each other plest answer · to "what an thus becoming an adhesion. more adhesions to form. At adhesion is" can be taken The digestive tract nor- times, the problems fro~ from my American Heritage mally wiggles, squirms and adhesions are so severe that Dictionary that defines it as: generally moves as it goes surgery to remove them is "A condition in which bodi- about its business of turning still the best choice. Adhesions form during ly tissues that are normally the food we eat into either separate grow together." the nutrients we need or into the healing process after But I think it will take a bit the waste we eliminate. abdominal surgery or other more information to answer Because, continuing with my abdominal injury. However, the "why" part of your ques- example, one section of the problems from adhesions may cion. small intestine has formed an not become apparent for First, adhesions are a fairly adhesion with an area of the many years because the issue common consequence of colon, both will be prevented in your digestive organs is • · 1 surgery done on any of the from moving normally. In relatively supple and can · abdominal organs. The organs · some cases, the tough, fibrous compensate for the abnorthat are part of the digestive bands of tissue that form malities in motion and funcsystem - the stomach, small adhesions may even encircle tion produced y the adheintestine and large · intestine a section of the colon or sions. However, as you get (also called the colon) - fill small intestine and, thereby, older this tissue becomes less most of the abdomen and are limit the diameter of materi- resilient. ~nd pain begins. This . m,ost commonly involved in al that can pass through. This is why your abdominal pain · adhesions. · Of course, the disturbance in normal started fairly recently, even pancreas, liver, kidneys, uri- motion and function is the though you had the surgery nary bladder, female repro- underlying cause of your that produced these adheductive organs and others are abdominal pain and diarrhea. sions seven years ago. Now, also present in the abdomen, Abdominal pain is a com- you and your surgeon will but these organs are less fre- ' mon symptom when there need to decide if your sympquently involved. are adhesions involving toms are sufficiently severe to Adhesions are a conse- abdominal organs. Both U.S. warrant another surgery. quence of the healing that and German stt1dies have "Family Medicine" is a weekfollows ' surgical injury to found that in 70 to 80 perorgans. As an example, the cent women with abdominal ly column. 11re Olrio University colon . may . be "surgically and pelvic pain of undefined College of Osteopathic Medicine injured" to remove a section cause_ adhesions . were to is presmting "The Best of Farn. that is damaged by ulcerative blame. Surg1cal removal of ily Medicine" 11ntil Dr. Woifj colitis or. by colon cancer. the adhesions was effective ~t replacement asmmes writership. The remaining good portions providing relief from the pam Past columns are available online of the colon are · then sewn for a period of one year or at www.jhradio.org/fm. back together. As the wound longer in only 49 to 58 perheals, the part of the colon cent of the individuals. Jr:milp 'CNGdicine (sex-plus) rule the "family" inkwell. You don't need to had "pluses" in spades. She was an be Tony Soprano to know that bit of intern working under the president. As professional etiquette. an affair, this was pure workplace So we could've - should've drama. If you define the president's· would've written about that one. What workplace to include the backroqnf stopped us - I love speaking for"'the sink, this one never left it. As an earlier· journalistic priesthood - is that we occupant might have put_it, this was a didn't know. Jack Kennedy knew how sex deal "of, by and for" the workplace. to keep a secret. Like Spencer Tracy and So what are the rules for Gary ConKate Hepburn in the old days, he knew dit? The same as they were 40 years that before some editor could hand- ago: Yqur relationship with Chandra wring over whether to report a story, Levy was your business. You kept it tha~ ­ he needed to have a reporter bring the way by taking her to quiet restaurant~ ­ news to him. in the countryside. You didn't flaunt it. Keeping the lid on an affair also Neither did you abuse your authority. means dating girls hornier for you than Chandra was not in your charge. She they are for publicity. Judy Campbell ,didn't work fo'r you, didn't work for the, didn't drop the bomb on him when he Congress. You met her off-campus. You.. was the hot frontrunner in the New dated her off-campus. . .. Hampshire primary. She waited until So far, so good. Jack was as dead as Julius Caesar. . But then something happened. Sbe Bill Clinton either couldn't pick 'ern disappeared, and you refused to tell the that well or wasn't as nice to them· police what you knew about where this afterward. young woman spent her time, what this Gennifer Flowers called a festive young woman was dealing with, what New York press conference to celebrate her,life was all about. For 10 weeks, you the announcement of her affair with a let the D.C. police search without clues' certain Arkansas governor. She brought and her parents suffer without hope. along a party favor: a homemade tape of That, Congressman, is the terrible Big Bill in full sch!llooze instructing "plus" that makes you as big a part of her on the art of the cover-up. Clinton, this story as the lost Chandra herself. who..unleas~.ed his £lacks to say the tape (Cirris _Matthews, a trationally syndicalwas edued, blew the d~mal by ·apolo- ed columnrst for ·the San Fratrcisco Chroni· gizing to Gov. Mario Cuomo for com- cle, is host of "Hardball" on CNBC ana paring him on the · tape to a "Mafia" MSNBC cable thannels. The 1999 edition" captain . of ''Hardball" was published by Touchstone Monica was different. This sex story Books.) " FRIDAY SYRACUSE - clothing give-away, Syracuse First Church of God. 2 to 4 p.m. Friday. First come, first served. '--------------------------------------------------------- 'HARDBALL' Journalism~ Tuesday, July 24, 2001 Mother-daughter comrtJunication marred by static over pregnancy The Daily Sentinel Charlea W. Govey • Publisher Page AS . -· ' . • for putci'ng you on the spot. Had you wanted to air your beliefs , you would have done so. He had no right co speak for you. DEAR ABBY: My boyfriend and I are considering living on a sailboat together. He is my true love. We're not yet married, but perhaps we will be in the near future . We get along really great, but I am not confident that living together would be a good idea. Our parents would hate us. What should 1 do? - MOTION IN THE OCEAN DEAR MOTION: Listen to your intuition . Keep your feet firmly planted on dry ground, or else you could find yourself not only in over your head, but up a creek without a · paddle. Dear Abby is wrirren by Pauline Plrillips and dauglrter Jeanne Phillips. SOCIETY NEWS Civil War group discusses _Pomeroy in Civil War MIDDLEPOR'r -A discussion on the route which Morgan's Raiders took through Meigs County communities was held when Brooks-Grant Camp Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War met recently at Hope Baptist Church. Emphasis of the discussion was on a claim by a local bed and breakfast owner that Morgan's Raiders passed over Lincoln Hill in Pomeroy leaving Confederate raiders buried there. It was noted by a historian in the camp that there is no historical evidence to support that. He said that Morgan's Raiders were repelled at the top of Middleport Hill, and the . Raiders fled via Thomas Fork and Rocksprings fearing that the U.S. cavalry was in hot pur- suit and- being unwilling toengage Union soldiers stationed in Pomeroy. Michael Trowbridge, camp commander, reported on the recent Ohio Chataqua at Chillicothe on the Civil War. Chataquas were developed decades ago in New York State as im educational and entertainment seminar. Other camp members reported attending re-enactments. at . Phillipi, W~st Virginia, and Rich Mountain. The major re-enactment of the year will be the Battle of lst Bull Run at Manassas, Virginia, in August. Three camp members will be attending conjunction with Maj . Daniel along with approximately McCook Circle Ladies of the 16,000 other re-enactors. Grand Army of the Republic. Gerald Crawford gave a James Cline of Beverly disreport on the Ohio Depart- · played a borrowed original ment encampment as the .42 caliber underhammer camp's delegate. Members boot leg gun used by Capt. asked whether the Ohio Reuben Mason in the ·Civil Department supported . their War. He e?'Plained that the resolution to admit U.S. Pres. design of the hammer underGeorge Bush to membership neath the barrel allowed the based on his Union ancestor gun to be hidden inside a from Ohio. Crawford indicat- boot and saved many soldiers' ed that this resolution was lives by giving them an extra accepted and will be acted shot to fire. Terry Roush, formerly of upon in August at the nation-al encampment. Letart Falls now of GreensKeith . Ashley reported on boro, N.C. was acc~pted into the recent dedication of a membership · based on his grave ma*er at the grave of Uni.o n ancestor, John Charles William Barringer, Union Jaccaud of the 92nd Ohio soldier and winner of the Volunteers. Past camp comCongressional Medal of mander Myron Jones was Honor. Nearly 200 attended. reported home from the V.A. The camp passed a motion of hospital and recuperating. commendation to Ashley for The annual Vinton bean dinner will be held the first his work on the ceremony. Pro~ress in oi;taining legal weekend in August. This is tide to the old Grand Army the oldest such dinner in the of the Republic property in country started immediately Gallia County is being made after the Civil War as a by the commander. Free legal reunion for soldiers. services and surveying are Speaker for tne being donated to the camp to meeting was Sheri Pettit who do this. presented a program on Plans for the aimual . "Narrow Esqpes of the Civil wreath-laying ceremony held War" discussing stories left by last weekend at the annual soldiers and their narrow Battle of Buffington Island escape of death during the reenactment were completed. war. She almost mentioned JeffThornton, Meigs County that many original Civil War commissioner, was the fea- service medals are still availtured speaker. The camp •had able to be claimed at the West a membership and informa- Virginia Archiv~s. Since many Ohioans served in West Virtion table both days. Information on the 1400 ginia units, she encouraged Union soldiers buried in members to look at the list. Meigs County .was available Several memb,ers indicated as well as rosters on all Ohio that they have already and West Virginia Union sol- claimed these medals recent~ diers. The table was done in ly. Methods for entrepreneurs to improve their business skills .and in identifying probEntrepreneurs should lems and solving them. They always be alert to methods in meet regularly to discuss how which they can improve qualoperations can be performed ity in their businesses. Here are some suggestions they may ore efficiently and successful~ ly. By pooling their ideas and want to follow. To start the quality control suggestions, they be able to access resources otherwise procedure, business owners untaught o( Quality circles should incorporate excellence ADVICE work best when given unreguinto the production 0)' service process. For manufacturing lat~d backing by the manageBusiness owners may want ment. companies, equipment, labor and supplies all need to meet to establish quality circles. (Becky Baer is Meigs Countyl These circles are made up of high-quality standards. Extension agent for family and sciences/community· Businesses that provide ser- groups of employees (usually consumer not management) who are development, Ohio State Universivices to their customers should in communication trained ty.) have well-trained personnel who will see to their clients' liiiilll•••llllli needs in a satisfactory manner. ACCESS HEAD START If they are not willing to do this, quality assurance cannot OPEN ENROLLMENT be guaranteed. July 26, 27 from 9:00-4:00 Each step. of the producPltiH Bdng; Where? Gallla: tion or delivery of the service . 88 IJ'a for all r.tnlly memt>er. Woodland Center should check against a quality Income varlftcatlon (check 30M St. Rt. 180 control system. Minimum Galllpolla, Ohio Sluba & W2 fonn for yr.) capabiJ,ities or requirements Mtlgs: · Shot f'ICOrda should be determined. ApproM.cllcalllnaurance Carda Junctlon-M.Iga Co. 331011 Hiland Rd. (by priate methods of perforNationwide tniiUrllnca) mance measurements should Pomeroy, Ohio 411768 be developed. The end prodMeigs: 192.1730 ucts can then be compared to the criteria. Adjustments and Or call us anytime this summer and we changes should be made based can make an appointment to enroll your upon how the well the prod3 or 4 year oldl ucts match the standards. " B k ---.. ec Y Baer ' may �• • • • The Daily Sentinel ---=8=-f the Bend page A4- .Op1n1on • _Th_eo_an_ys_en_tin_ei_ _ Tu..Ay.luly u, 2001 DEAR ABBY: My 20-year-old daughter, "Justine," has gotten pregf\ant. She is not married and lives "Yith her lioyfriend, his mother and t:vocher. I did not rais~ her this way. : My problem is she asked me how rpany baby showers I plan to give lier~ I told her none. She asked me why. I told her it is not appropriate to give a baby shower "under the dircumstances." The few choice words she had for me were so bad I hung up on her. Abby; her boyfriend doesn't work, and half th~. time neither does Justine. I was so angry I forgot to tell her that her father and I would make sure she and her baby had what they needed . Should I try to make amends and give her a baby shower? GRANDMA-TO-BE IN 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 740-912-2156 • Fax: 992·2157 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. R. Shawn Lewis Managing Editor Charlene Hoeflich General Manager Diane Kay Hill Controller U/Nn to tiN HUol' lUI wtkomt. 1'1111 should br Jrss tlum 300 words. A.lllttttn .., ••b./ftllo lditfn6 arul ''""' bt litntd attd U.ci1Uit ruldl'tll 1111tl ttltplum• 1t11mbu. No udJitH ltntn wr'll &. pwb/Jtlled. U11tn !lrould bt lie food faJit, atldrtulnx U111111 rUJI puiDIIIIJitla. Dt oplttlrnu upniJid ita till eolumn below au rht cottstns•r u/tllt Ohio lilllty Pllblhllillf Co. ~ tditoritJl b(HII'd, unltu othtrwile tUIItd. NATIONAL VIEW ALABAMA Reasonable Athletic proposal puts horse in front of the...cart • The Salt Lake (Utah) Tribune, on batming althletes rvith poor grades: Kudos to the Knight Foundation Commission on Intercollegiate Athletics for recommending that colleges with low athlete graduation rates be banned from postseason play. Although plenty of folks with a vested interest in team sports, ranging from schools and coaches to fans, will whine about it, this is a reasonable, even conservative, proposal that would serve as a timely reminder that colleges and universities exist to provide higher education to students, not field winning football and basketball teams. NCAA statistics show that about 42 percent of men's basketball players and 48 percent offootball players graduate from the major universities. The rate is lower - 34 percent - for the 114 largest basketball programs. The commission recommends that colleges graduate at least half the students who play in each sport. Teams with rates lower than that, it,proposes, should be barred from conference cham~ pionships and other postseason games . Moreover, it recommended that corporate logos be stripped from player uniforms and a coalition be · established .to promote tougher academic standards. These things are eminently, reasonable. A college or university's football, basketball or any other sports program is an ancillary part, albeit a popular one, of a greater whole, namely being an actual institution of higher !earring.... The Knight Foundation Commission's report offers higher education an opportunity to get the horse in front of the cart in steal} of allowing a win-at"all-cost attitude that gives cer:tain student athletics programs primacy over the central educational purpose of the school itself. TODAY IN HISTORY BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Today is Tuesday, July 24, the 205th day of 2001. There are 160 days left in the year. . Today's Highlight in History: On July 24, 1969, the Apollo 11 astronauts returned from man's first lunar landing and splashed down safely in the PacifIC. On this date: In 1783, Latin American revolutionary Simon Bolivar was born in Caracas, Venezuela. In 1862, Martin Van Buren, eighth president of the United States, died in Kinderhook, N.Y. In 1866, Tennessee became the first state readmitted to the Union after the Civil War. In 1923, the Treaty of Lausanne, which settled the boundaries of modern Turkey, was conduded in Switzerland. . In 1929, President Hoover proclaimed the Kellogg-Briand Pact, which renounced war as an instrument of foreign poli.cy. In 1937, the state of Alabama dropped charges against five · black men accused of raping rwo white women in the Scottsboro Case. In 1959, during a visit to the Soviet Union, Vice President Richard M. Nixon engaged in a "Kitchen Debate" with Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev at a U.S. exhibition. In 1974, the Supreme Court unanimously ruled that President Nixon had to turn over subpoenaed White H 0 use tape recordings to the Watergate special prosecutor. In 1975, an Apollo spacecraft splashed down in the Pacific, completing a mission which included the first-ever docking With a Soyuz capsule from the Soviet Union. In 1998, a gunman burst into the U.S. Capitol, opening fire and killing rwo police officers before being shot and captured. Russell Weston Jr., diagnosed as a paranoid schizophrenic, was found incompetent to stand trial. Ten years ago: Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev announced a final agreement on a treaty designed to preserve the' Soviet federation while giving more power to the republics. Nobel Prize-winning author Isaac Bashevis Singer died in Miami at age 87. Five years ago:Two bombs blamed on Tamil separatists ripped through a commuter train near Colombo, Sri Lanka, killing 64 civilians and wounding more than 400. One year ago: President Clinton continued to mediate the Camp David Mideast summit, meeting with Israeli, Palestinian and U.S. negotiators. Michael Stone, a pro-British par)lmilitary member, was freed from prison as part of Northern Ireland's 1998 peace accord after serving eleven years of a life sentence for murder. Georgia's Democratic former governor Zell Miller was appointed to the late Republican Paul Coverdell's Senate seat. Today's Birthdays: Movie director Peter Yates is 72 . Actre s~ · Jacqueline llrookes is 71.Political cartoonist Pat Oliphant is 66: Comedian Ruth Buzzi is .65. Actor Mark Goddard is 65 . Actor Dan Hedaya is 61 . Actor Chris Sarandon is 59. Actor Robert Hays is 54. Former Montana Gov. Marc Racicot is 53. Actor Michael Richards is 52. Actress Lynda' Carter is 50. : DEAR GRAN.DMA-TO-BE: Third, your husband should have a however, volunteered .the fact that I heart-to-heart talk with the young believe it's unethical to develop virman. He must be told what is gin land, and that people who have expected of him as a man, breadwin- the means to do it should restore old ner and father-to-be because it homes instead. · appears he hasn't a clue. While I tried to demur, everyone DEAR ABBY: I hold strong at ~he table insisted I explain myself beliefs about historic preservation I was mad at my boyfriend, and later and zero population growth. You told him he was rude to the couple ADVICE could call me an activist. I am gener- for putting a damper on their happially against any sort ofland develop- ness - and to me, for forcing me to First, it is improper for a mother to ment. However, I recognize and assume an adversarial position with give a shower for her married or respect that others - including my people I barely knew. Brian says unmarried daughter. It should be longtime boyfriend, "Brian" - do we 're all mature adults and we hosted .by a· friend, an aunt or a not share my beliefs,. should be able to have an engaging cousin. We recently attended .a small din- discussion about such topics without Second, whether you approve or ner party. A young couple we had hurt feelings or anger. What do you not, the baby is a fact of life. So just met were enthusiastically dis- say, Abby? Sign me ... TOO SENaccept it, and try to be a little less cussing their purchase of an unde- SITIVE(?) . judgmental. Your daughter and veloped plot of land in one of our DEAR (NOT) TOO SENSIgrandchild will need your support city's oldest neighborhoods. They are TIVE: Your boyfriend may have emotionally, and probably financial- planning to build a new home. . been bored and wanted some more ly. 1 smiled and said nothing. Brian, lively conversation, but it's no excuse Abigail Van Buren LOCAL EVENTS TUESDAY the home of Chris Chapman, RACINE - RACO meeting, Water St., Syracuse. Tuesday, 6:30 p.m. Star Mill Park. Potluck THURSDAY CHESHIRE - Board of dlrec· .J POMEROY Childhood tors, Gallla-Melgs Community immunization clinic, Meigs Coun· Action Agency, Thursday, 4:30 ty Health Dept, 1 to 7 p.m. Tues- p.m. Public welcome. day. Bring shot records. Parent or guardian must accompany child. POMEROY - Meigs County No charge. churches of Christ Women's Fellowship, Thursday, 7 p.m. at the WEDNESDAY Pomeroy Church. Devotions by RACINE - Southern Athletic Dexter Church; program on Boosters, . special meeting, Women of the Bible. Wednesday, 6 p.m. high school cafeteria. Plans to be finalized for POMEROY - EXPO meeting Meigs County Fair Parking Thursday, 7 p.m. at the grange duties. annex on the Rock Springs Fair· grounds. CHESTER - Eastern Athletic Boosters, Wednesday, 7 p.m. at TUPPERS PLAINS- Tuppers the high school. Plans tor fair and Plains VFW Post 9053 to meet tall activities. All parents of ath· Thursday, 7:30 p.m. Special letes In grade 7·121nvlted. drawing. KONDRACKE'S VIEW Bush could score a victory with amnesty for aliens President Bush could score a strategic political coup ·among Latino. voters by agreeing to a system that would allow hard-working illegal aliens to become legal residents and, eventually, U.S. citizens. Bush has taken steps, including some new ones announced last week at Ellis Island, to demonstrate that he has ·a welcoming attitude toward immigrants, unlike some members of the Republican Party. New immigrants, he said, "make our nation more, not less, American." And he announced ways to make it easier for legal residencs to gain permanent resident stattis and new efforts by the Immigration and Naturalization Service to help them. Even so, in the great upcoming battle for the allegiance of Latino voters, Bush can take a giant leap by offering amnesty, which he could call by another name, to illegal aliens who have been in the country for a certain length of time (perhaps five years) and have good records. A -perfect opportunity to unveil a new amnesty initiative, parallel to one that President Ronald Reagan signed into-law in 1986, will come this September, when Mexico's president, Vicente Fox, arrives for a state visit and discussions on inunigration and border issues. Bush could offer a combination of the Republican-backed guest-worker visa program favored by farm interestS and service industries along with a process for allowing these workers and illegal immigrants to become permanent residencs. In doing so, Bush would have to stand up to anti•immigrant elements in the GOP, but that move could be a·political · plus, as it would demonstrate that ·his rhetoric about welcoming immigrants is genuine. Undoubtedly, a similar dynamic will develop in 2()02 and 2004. Both parties are anxious to win the allegiance of Latinos, now the largest and fastest-growing U.S. ,minority group and a key to future. doglination of politics in America. · Bush ha.' taken both symbolic and sub- . stantive steps to woo Latinos. He goes out . of his way to speak Spanish, has named · several Hispanics to high-visibility posts, and last week backed a bill allowing legal· COLUMNIST residents to remain in the country while· they apply for permanent status. · Last year, Bush lost significant potential Besides offending Latinos, the GOP support among Latino and Asian-Ameri- went from a 12~point advantage among can voters because Congressional Repub- "Asian-Americans in rhe 1992 presidential. licans blocked a Democratic bill - the election to a 6-point deficit in 2000. Latino and Immigrant Fairness Act Nevertheless, Bush could trump the that would have granted legal status to Democrats on immigration by reaching a broad agreement with Fox, Mexico's new about 800,000 undocumented aliens. According to the Miami-based polling center-right president, with whom he has firm Hispanic Tre~tds. a week before the a close personal and ideological kinship. election, Busq had , a .S~point lead over Bush could ·offer to combine amnesty, Vice President AI Go\e, amon, roreign- or "regularization:• with a system to allow born Latino voters who were na ,lfalized Mexican worken to apply to work in the inJhe 1980s. United SJates instead of sneaking across However, he ~nded up losing tbat vote the border, often at great.cost and danger. by 17 points and losing the Latino vote Both U.S. agricultural interests and secoverall by 62 _percent to 35 percent. The vice-sector employe~s, led by t?e restaufirm attributed B\!sh15 falloff to extensive rant, hotel and nursmg-home mdustr1es, coverage on Spani'S'h-language television • back guest-worker pro~rams. GOP Sens. of GOP opposition to LIFA. Gramm ·and Larry ~ra1g, of Idaho, sup11 0 f B h• ti ll '] S Phil port them, but prov1de no hope that the wo us s e ow exans.. en. workers could stay here or eventually G~mm and Rep.. Lan1ar South, along become citizens. With other .~epubliGans, denounced the Bush should. start a conversation right prop?sal as ,," blanket amnesty for illegal away among , business interests, labor' nnnugran~. . . unions and immigrant groups and come Repubhcans also cons1dered the bill, up with a bold proposal that would make prob.~bly nghili~lJ~Democratic elec~on- him the Abraham Lincoln of immigration year ploy to · , ffior among Lannos - and capture ·the .Latino and Asian votes and al!o ali · rf'fQ'produce riew citizens in 1he process. who'd likely vote Democratic, at least in (Morton KoildriiCke is executiw editor '!f· the short run. Roll Call, the newspaper cif Capitol Hill.) ' Morton Kondracke SYRACUSE -Wildwood Gar· den Club, Wednesday, 1 p.m. at WASHINGTON - You need a license to write about a politician's love life. It's called "sex-plus." Here are the rules: If it's a boozy sleepover, finished off with E!)glish muffins and French coffee the next morning, it's not a. story. But suppose that the excellent young woman a politician meets in a crowded room the night before doesn't show up for work the next day. What if she leaves the face of the earth ? Does anyone in the world think that's not a story> "Sex- plus" is the news reporter's rule of engagement in Cary Condit's Washington. It is the same one that applied in Jack Kennedy's day. Jack, .as we know now, had this longrunning thing with a gorgeous Jackie look-alike named Judy Campbell. He engineered each rendezvous with better precision and more secrecy than the Bay of Pigs. He had the room number. She would be ready. He would have a bottle of liquor on the table to make it seem like a party. Twenty minutes later, he would be heading down to the hall to count delegates with Bobby. Judy would be headed back to her other boyfriend, Sam Giancana. Ah! The "plus." Although it's noi reportable that a politician has a very pretty girlfriend from the outside world, it is very reportable if that world happens to be tile Mafia. If there's one thing worse than dipping your pen into the company inkwell, it's dipping it into SATURDAY PORTAND VanMeter reunion, Saturday, 65 p.m. at the Portland Park. Covered dish cookout MONDAY POMEROY - Meigs County Fair Board, Monday, 7:30p.m. at the Coonhunters Building. The Community Calendar Ia published •• a Irati service to non"flrollt groups wishing to announce · meetings and special events. The calendar Ia not designed to promoll ules or lund rataera of any type. Items are printed only as spaca permill and cannot be guaranteed to be printed a specific nuniber of days. Food and Adhesions caused and cured through surgery uestion: Recently I've been having abdominal pain, crampmg diarrhea. I underwent X-ray, CT scan and other tests to identiJohn C. Wol(, D.O. fy the cause of my problems. Auodatt Profeuor of Fomlly Medicine My doctor tells me that adhesions resulting from my abdominal surgery about However, to put it in perseven years ago are responsi- that has been operated upon ble for the pain I experience. can become attached to the spective, these results are realI hope you can tell me what side of a section of the small ly quite good. Remember an adhesion is, why it hap- intestine that lies against it. As surgery caused the original .Jpens, why it hurts and how healing continues, the two problem. So, it's not surprislong after surgery it can areas of intestine · grow ing that surgery to remove occur? together and become firmly the adhesions can sometimes provide an opportunity for Answer: I think th~ sim- attached to each other plest answer · to "what an thus becoming an adhesion. more adhesions to form. At adhesion is" can be taken The digestive tract nor- times, the problems fro~ from my American Heritage mally wiggles, squirms and adhesions are so severe that Dictionary that defines it as: generally moves as it goes surgery to remove them is "A condition in which bodi- about its business of turning still the best choice. Adhesions form during ly tissues that are normally the food we eat into either separate grow together." the nutrients we need or into the healing process after But I think it will take a bit the waste we eliminate. abdominal surgery or other more information to answer Because, continuing with my abdominal injury. However, the "why" part of your ques- example, one section of the problems from adhesions may cion. small intestine has formed an not become apparent for First, adhesions are a fairly adhesion with an area of the many years because the issue common consequence of colon, both will be prevented in your digestive organs is • · 1 surgery done on any of the from moving normally. In relatively supple and can · abdominal organs. The organs · some cases, the tough, fibrous compensate for the abnorthat are part of the digestive bands of tissue that form malities in motion and funcsystem - the stomach, small adhesions may even encircle tion produced y the adheintestine and large · intestine a section of the colon or sions. However, as you get (also called the colon) - fill small intestine and, thereby, older this tissue becomes less most of the abdomen and are limit the diameter of materi- resilient. ~nd pain begins. This . m,ost commonly involved in al that can pass through. This is why your abdominal pain · adhesions. · Of course, the disturbance in normal started fairly recently, even pancreas, liver, kidneys, uri- motion and function is the though you had the surgery nary bladder, female repro- underlying cause of your that produced these adheductive organs and others are abdominal pain and diarrhea. sions seven years ago. Now, also present in the abdomen, Abdominal pain is a com- you and your surgeon will but these organs are less fre- ' mon symptom when there need to decide if your sympquently involved. are adhesions involving toms are sufficiently severe to Adhesions are a conse- abdominal organs. Both U.S. warrant another surgery. quence of the healing that and German stt1dies have "Family Medicine" is a weekfollows ' surgical injury to found that in 70 to 80 perorgans. As an example, the cent women with abdominal ly column. 11re Olrio University colon . may . be "surgically and pelvic pain of undefined College of Osteopathic Medicine injured" to remove a section cause_ adhesions . were to is presmting "The Best of Farn. that is damaged by ulcerative blame. Surg1cal removal of ily Medicine" 11ntil Dr. Woifj colitis or. by colon cancer. the adhesions was effective ~t replacement asmmes writership. The remaining good portions providing relief from the pam Past columns are available online of the colon are · then sewn for a period of one year or at www.jhradio.org/fm. back together. As the wound longer in only 49 to 58 perheals, the part of the colon cent of the individuals. Jr:milp 'CNGdicine (sex-plus) rule the "family" inkwell. You don't need to had "pluses" in spades. She was an be Tony Soprano to know that bit of intern working under the president. As professional etiquette. an affair, this was pure workplace So we could've - should've drama. If you define the president's· would've written about that one. What workplace to include the backroqnf stopped us - I love speaking for"'the sink, this one never left it. As an earlier· journalistic priesthood - is that we occupant might have put_it, this was a didn't know. Jack Kennedy knew how sex deal "of, by and for" the workplace. to keep a secret. Like Spencer Tracy and So what are the rules for Gary ConKate Hepburn in the old days, he knew dit? The same as they were 40 years that before some editor could hand- ago: Yqur relationship with Chandra wring over whether to report a story, Levy was your business. You kept it tha~ ­ he needed to have a reporter bring the way by taking her to quiet restaurant~ ­ news to him. in the countryside. You didn't flaunt it. Keeping the lid on an affair also Neither did you abuse your authority. means dating girls hornier for you than Chandra was not in your charge. She they are for publicity. Judy Campbell ,didn't work fo'r you, didn't work for the, didn't drop the bomb on him when he Congress. You met her off-campus. You.. was the hot frontrunner in the New dated her off-campus. . .. Hampshire primary. She waited until So far, so good. Jack was as dead as Julius Caesar. . But then something happened. Sbe Bill Clinton either couldn't pick 'ern disappeared, and you refused to tell the that well or wasn't as nice to them· police what you knew about where this afterward. young woman spent her time, what this Gennifer Flowers called a festive young woman was dealing with, what New York press conference to celebrate her,life was all about. For 10 weeks, you the announcement of her affair with a let the D.C. police search without clues' certain Arkansas governor. She brought and her parents suffer without hope. along a party favor: a homemade tape of That, Congressman, is the terrible Big Bill in full sch!llooze instructing "plus" that makes you as big a part of her on the art of the cover-up. Clinton, this story as the lost Chandra herself. who..unleas~.ed his £lacks to say the tape (Cirris _Matthews, a trationally syndicalwas edued, blew the d~mal by ·apolo- ed columnrst for ·the San Fratrcisco Chroni· gizing to Gov. Mario Cuomo for com- cle, is host of "Hardball" on CNBC ana paring him on the · tape to a "Mafia" MSNBC cable thannels. The 1999 edition" captain . of ''Hardball" was published by Touchstone Monica was different. This sex story Books.) " FRIDAY SYRACUSE - clothing give-away, Syracuse First Church of God. 2 to 4 p.m. Friday. First come, first served. '--------------------------------------------------------- 'HARDBALL' Journalism~ Tuesday, July 24, 2001 Mother-daughter comrtJunication marred by static over pregnancy The Daily Sentinel Charlea W. Govey • Publisher Page AS . -· ' . • for putci'ng you on the spot. Had you wanted to air your beliefs , you would have done so. He had no right co speak for you. DEAR ABBY: My boyfriend and I are considering living on a sailboat together. He is my true love. We're not yet married, but perhaps we will be in the near future . We get along really great, but I am not confident that living together would be a good idea. Our parents would hate us. What should 1 do? - MOTION IN THE OCEAN DEAR MOTION: Listen to your intuition . Keep your feet firmly planted on dry ground, or else you could find yourself not only in over your head, but up a creek without a · paddle. Dear Abby is wrirren by Pauline Plrillips and dauglrter Jeanne Phillips. SOCIETY NEWS Civil War group discusses _Pomeroy in Civil War MIDDLEPOR'r -A discussion on the route which Morgan's Raiders took through Meigs County communities was held when Brooks-Grant Camp Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War met recently at Hope Baptist Church. Emphasis of the discussion was on a claim by a local bed and breakfast owner that Morgan's Raiders passed over Lincoln Hill in Pomeroy leaving Confederate raiders buried there. It was noted by a historian in the camp that there is no historical evidence to support that. He said that Morgan's Raiders were repelled at the top of Middleport Hill, and the . Raiders fled via Thomas Fork and Rocksprings fearing that the U.S. cavalry was in hot pur- suit and- being unwilling toengage Union soldiers stationed in Pomeroy. Michael Trowbridge, camp commander, reported on the recent Ohio Chataqua at Chillicothe on the Civil War. Chataquas were developed decades ago in New York State as im educational and entertainment seminar. Other camp members reported attending re-enactments. at . Phillipi, W~st Virginia, and Rich Mountain. The major re-enactment of the year will be the Battle of lst Bull Run at Manassas, Virginia, in August. Three camp members will be attending conjunction with Maj . Daniel along with approximately McCook Circle Ladies of the 16,000 other re-enactors. Grand Army of the Republic. Gerald Crawford gave a James Cline of Beverly disreport on the Ohio Depart- · played a borrowed original ment encampment as the .42 caliber underhammer camp's delegate. Members boot leg gun used by Capt. asked whether the Ohio Reuben Mason in the ·Civil Department supported . their War. He e?'Plained that the resolution to admit U.S. Pres. design of the hammer underGeorge Bush to membership neath the barrel allowed the based on his Union ancestor gun to be hidden inside a from Ohio. Crawford indicat- boot and saved many soldiers' ed that this resolution was lives by giving them an extra accepted and will be acted shot to fire. Terry Roush, formerly of upon in August at the nation-al encampment. Letart Falls now of GreensKeith . Ashley reported on boro, N.C. was acc~pted into the recent dedication of a membership · based on his grave ma*er at the grave of Uni.o n ancestor, John Charles William Barringer, Union Jaccaud of the 92nd Ohio soldier and winner of the Volunteers. Past camp comCongressional Medal of mander Myron Jones was Honor. Nearly 200 attended. reported home from the V.A. The camp passed a motion of hospital and recuperating. commendation to Ashley for The annual Vinton bean dinner will be held the first his work on the ceremony. Pro~ress in oi;taining legal weekend in August. This is tide to the old Grand Army the oldest such dinner in the of the Republic property in country started immediately Gallia County is being made after the Civil War as a by the commander. Free legal reunion for soldiers. services and surveying are Speaker for tne being donated to the camp to meeting was Sheri Pettit who do this. presented a program on Plans for the aimual . "Narrow Esqpes of the Civil wreath-laying ceremony held War" discussing stories left by last weekend at the annual soldiers and their narrow Battle of Buffington Island escape of death during the reenactment were completed. war. She almost mentioned JeffThornton, Meigs County that many original Civil War commissioner, was the fea- service medals are still availtured speaker. The camp •had able to be claimed at the West a membership and informa- Virginia Archiv~s. Since many Ohioans served in West Virtion table both days. Information on the 1400 ginia units, she encouraged Union soldiers buried in members to look at the list. Meigs County .was available Several memb,ers indicated as well as rosters on all Ohio that they have already and West Virginia Union sol- claimed these medals recent~ diers. The table was done in ly. Methods for entrepreneurs to improve their business skills .and in identifying probEntrepreneurs should lems and solving them. They always be alert to methods in meet regularly to discuss how which they can improve qualoperations can be performed ity in their businesses. Here are some suggestions they may ore efficiently and successful~ ly. By pooling their ideas and want to follow. To start the quality control suggestions, they be able to access resources otherwise procedure, business owners untaught o( Quality circles should incorporate excellence ADVICE work best when given unreguinto the production 0)' service process. For manufacturing lat~d backing by the manageBusiness owners may want ment. companies, equipment, labor and supplies all need to meet to establish quality circles. (Becky Baer is Meigs Countyl These circles are made up of high-quality standards. Extension agent for family and sciences/community· Businesses that provide ser- groups of employees (usually consumer not management) who are development, Ohio State Universivices to their customers should in communication trained ty.) have well-trained personnel who will see to their clients' liiiilll•••llllli needs in a satisfactory manner. ACCESS HEAD START If they are not willing to do this, quality assurance cannot OPEN ENROLLMENT be guaranteed. July 26, 27 from 9:00-4:00 Each step. of the producPltiH Bdng; Where? Gallla: tion or delivery of the service . 88 IJ'a for all r.tnlly memt>er. Woodland Center should check against a quality Income varlftcatlon (check 30M St. Rt. 180 control system. Minimum Galllpolla, Ohio Sluba & W2 fonn for yr.) capabiJ,ities or requirements Mtlgs: · Shot f'ICOrda should be determined. ApproM.cllcalllnaurance Carda Junctlon-M.Iga Co. 331011 Hiland Rd. (by priate methods of perforNationwide tniiUrllnca) mance measurements should Pomeroy, Ohio 411768 be developed. The end prodMeigs: 192.1730 ucts can then be compared to the criteria. Adjustments and Or call us anytime this summer and we changes should be made based can make an appointment to enroll your upon how the well the prod3 or 4 year oldl ucts match the standards. " B k ---.. ec Y Baer ' may �• Bus ness The DailySentinel Joins staff OVP NEWS STAFF GALLIPOLIS - Melissa Brown has joined InfoCision · Management Corp. as a program supervisor in its Gallipolis . operations department. The Gallipolis resident earned a bachelor's degree in psychology from University of Rio Grande/ R.io Grande Communiry College. She most recently served as an · intern at ACCESS in Gallipolis. She began her new position this month. · As a program supervisor, Brown specializes in running tele- , phone marketing programs and works with an assigned team of · communicators. Her responsibilities also include reaching established performance goals for lnfoCision's client programs. I • Livestock report GALLIP.OLIS - United Producers Inc. market report from Gallipolis for sales conducted on Wednesday. Feeder Cattle Tuesday, July 24, 2001 BY TONY M. lEACH New supervisor HUNTINGTON, W.Va. - Carolyn Cook, MA, has joined the staff of Prestera Center for Mental Health Services Inc.'s Addiction Recovery Centers as a therapist. Cook received her bachelor's and master's degrees in counseling from Marshall Universiry. She previously worked as a case manager at Prestera 's Mason Counry office. Her office is at PARC Place, 1420 Washington Ave., Hu1itington . Page A& • RACINE -Area residents can learn to putt like Tiger Woods now that a new miniature golf course has been assembled in Racine. The -:ourse, which is located behind Pizza Express on Vine Street, is an 18-hole stretch of successive "greens" that challenges one's putting stroke, as well as their mental capacity, with numerous obstructions and colorful backdrops built by Allen Graham of Syracuse. Gary Basham, owner of the course and Pizza Express, said the absence of a miniature golf course in the area prompted him and his wife; Lena, to purchase the once . portable set-up and place it behind their Racine business. " I always enjoyed playing miniature golf as a .child and still like to play as an adult because it's fun;' said Basham. MlNIATURE GOLF - Gary Basham, owner and proprietor of "I thought that investing in a Piua Express Miniature Golf in Racine, taps in for par on the miniature golf course would course's first hole, The miniature golf course is open Monday be a great idea. It would give through Friday, 10 a.m. until closing, and Saturday, 4 p.m . local kids something else to do until closing. (Tony M. Leach photo) while on summer vacation." Basham also credits the er reason why he had the becoming a huge sport that spo~ t's nsmg populariry c'ourse installed. attracts a large fan base," added throughout the U.S. as anoth"Miniature golf is rapidly. Basham. "There are several 275-415# St. $100-$115 Hf. $90C$105, 425-525# St. $90$108 Hf. $85-$95 550-625# St. $88-$95 Hf. $82-$90 650725# St. $84-$87 Hf. $74-$81; 750- 850# St. $78-$84 Hf $70$78. Cows Back To The Farm: BY RON HARRIS Cow/Calf Pairs $650-$1,070; Bred Cows $400-$700; Baby Calves $75-$200; Goats $12-$92.50. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER . Upcoming specials: Call the office at 446-9696. Grocery winner MARKETING PAYS OFF - Ohio Valley Bank marketing staff honored with awards at the annual Ohio Banking Association meeting were, from left, Bill Richards; Carla Mink, Bryna But-· Jer, Kyla Carpenter -and-Tom Sh~herd. (Contributed photo) - OVB's marketing efforts lauded by association Energy futures higher on news of possible OPEC cut . DOW JONES NEWS SERVICE NEW YORK - · Crude oil futures moved higher at the New York Mercantile Exchange Monday, as traders reacted cautiously to reports that the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries plans to cut production to lift prices. 1 September crude futures, in their first day as the frontmonth contract, closed at $26.12 a barrel, up 18 cents, at the New York Mercantile Exchan.ge. That prices failed to rally Monday in part reflected a wide belief among traders that a cut in OPEC production won't have an immediate impact on fundamentals, analysts said. "It's certainly supportive at face value, but there are other forces out there," said Tom Bentz of BNP Patibas Futures in New York. "People are still concerned about the demand side of the equation. Those cuts aren't going to have an. effect on the market by mid September.'' · Longer term, however, cutting supply at a time when demand tends to pick up is bullish, Bentz said, noting that oil prices rallied by more than $1 on Friday - after nine consecutive days of declines - in anticipation of an .output cut by OPEC. OPEC ministers plan to convene an emergency · meeting ' in Vienna, Aus~ria Aug. 6 to cut oil production quotas by at least 1 miUion barrels a day, an OPEC source said Monday. Th~ exact size of the reduction has yet to · be decided, but several OPEC officials have informally endorsed a cut of at least 1 million barrels a day,.effective Sept. I. · OPEC Secretary General Ali Rodriguez · said Monday the producer group will cut its oil production quotas by 1 million barrels a day to 1.3 million barrels a day, w\Ule Saudi Oil Minister Ali Nairni said Saturday OPEC was considering an output cui: of I million barrels a day to 1.5 miUion barrels a day. ·OPEC has cut its output quotas twice this year ·in an effort to counter the effects of a slowing 'global economy on oil demand and 'to keep the price of its reference basket of crudes at $25 a barrel. miniature golf tours where professionals play for large sums of prize money." "Maybe the sport's n;xt star will come from Meigs Counry," he joked. Basham said future plans call for addition of a motorized windmill, . ramps and other obstacles that golfers wiU have to maneuver around while attempting to best the cour~e·s low score of 48. ' "To keep things interestitig, we'll pick a specific hole and make that the prize hole of the day," said Basham. "If you make a ·hole-in-one, you'll win a free personal pizza or deli sandwich." Basham added that the .course, which officially Vopened on July 4, qas drawn numerous players to its "fairways" and he expects more to arrive, dependihg on the weather. Those interested in playing the course may do so Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. until closing, and Saturday, 4 p.m. · until closing. Adults can play for $2 a round and children accompanied by an adult, $1 a round. For information, call 9494900. Napster drops interim .CEO, taps BMG insider Well Muscled/Fleshed $44-$48; Medium / Lean $40-$45; Thin/Light $30-$36; Bulls $54-$59.75. Joan Varian of Mason, W.Va., is the latest winner of $100 In free groceries from Vaughan's Supermarket in Middleport. The monthly drawing, which will continue, is co-span· . sored by the supermarket and Pepsi Cola: Presenting the _gift certificate are Brian Collins of Pepsi, and Vaughan's manager Richard Hill. (Brian J. Reed photo) Inside: The Daily Sentinel Diamond Roundup, Page B3 NFL Camp news, Page B6 Miniature golf comes to Racine POMEROY - Debbie Wayland, LPN, has joined the staff of Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center as the director of social services. She transferred to the faciliry from Arbors of Gallipolis, where she served as a social work director. She attended Flint River Tech in Georgia , where she earned her nursing degree. New to Prestera • GALLIPOLIS - Ohio Val1ey Bank was among 12 banks fium around the state recognized by Ohio Bankers Association with bank marketing awards at the associa.tion's annual meeting in Columbus. OVB received four awards, two Gold and two Merit. Gold awards were given in the outdoor category for "OVBC.Com Get Stuck Here!" and .in the brochure/ catalgue category for the "NetTeller/Bill Pay" set. The bank's marketing department received Merit awards .in two .additional categories: point of sale as well as produce or service campaign, both of which were awarded for the OVBC.Com Awareness Campaign. Goodyear earnings drop 90 percent President and Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey E. Smith commended Tom Shepherd, Kyla Carpenter, Bryna Butler, Bill Richard~ and Carla Mink for their efforts and accomplishments in raising the visibiliry of OVB statewide before more than 300 bankers. OBA said the ·awards recognize "the creative and effective use of research, planning, implementation and evaluation of bank marketing strategies.'' Award winners must successc fully · address "contemporary financial marketing challenges with · exemplary professional skill, creativiry and resourceful- ness.'' OBA is a non-profit cooperative owned by commercial and savings banks of Ohio. Robert W. McCleary, Jr., DO ' Cincy takes rare game from Braves, 5-4 T'uFsDAY'S .HIGHLIGHTS wvu,athree Pleasant Valley Hospital .Medical Office Building- Suite 213 Point Pleasant, WV 25550 (304) 675-5275 A ~enesis Hospital Rockies . • "Losing stinks, regardless of how you do it;' said Glavine, who left after giving up a leadoff single to rookie Adam Dunn in the eighth. "When you have the lead late in the Glavlne game and let it get away, it's probably a little more painful," said Glavine, who watched as reliever Mike Remlinger (3-2) came on and gave up an RBI triple to Ken Griffey Jr., and a runscoring single to Sean Casey, to cut the Braves lead to 3-2. his pitching hand that started to act · After pinch- runner Ruben Rivera up. was out stealing, Aaron Boone drew a Remlinger, however, took the walk, Dmitri Young reached on an blame for the loss. error by Chipper Jones and Jason Allowing three hits and four fU!lS LaRue singled to load the bases off - three earned raised R.emRemlinger. linger's ERA from 2.62 to 3.09. Jose Cabrera came on and Walker Chipper Jones doubled in the bothit a 1~·0 fast ball to right for a single , tom half and scored on a balk and and two runs. Pinch- hitter D.T wild pitch by Danny Graves, who Cromer followed with a sacrifice fly finished for his 17th save in 22 for a 5-3 lead. chances, although he made it excit"For every time this happens, ing in the ninth, getting Jones on a there are four or five times when 'grounder to second for the final out they (bullpen) pick you up and help with runners at first and third. you win," said Glavine, who said he Scott Sullivan (3-1) pitched a onehad a blister on the index finger of hit se~cmh inning to get the win. Sabathia slams ChiSox dates PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - Mountaineer fans will see West Virginia in action at least three times this season in network televised games announced Monday by the Big East Conference. On Sept. 1, ABC will televise the WVU game at Boston College at noon. ESPN wiU show the West Virginia game at Miami, Fla., at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 25, a Thursday. And NBC plans to show the 2:30 p.m. West Virginia game at Notre Dame on Oct. 13. West Virginia could be featured in other televised broadcasts as several game-of-the week selections have yet to be made. The ABC-scheduled games are part of a multiyear deal be~een the conference and the network. Five games have been scheduled, with two more to be announced, conference officials said. Because of Us agreements with ABC and ESPN, confer- ' ence officials said the Big East ' will be one of the nation's most televised conferenceswith a conference game televised weekly. ' ,. ' ' ~ ' --~~-~ "..,., - ' ...... , ' ' '· ~:-_. Charities split lJson fine LANSING, Mich. (AP) Twelve charities are splitting $200,000 that Mike Tyson was fined for refusing to submit to a pre-fight drug test last year at The Palace of Auburn Hills. Tyson paid the fine as part of a settlement with the Michigan Department of Consumer and Industry Services. He refused to submit to a urine test before his Oct. 20 fight against Andrew Golota, who quit after the second round. Tyson tested positive for marijuana in a test taken after the fight, according to a complaint filed by the state. But the settlement made no mention of that positive test, and Tyson . has never been tried on that . charge. State regulators also suspended Tyson's Michigan boxing license for 90 days and made him pay an additional state fine of $5,000. ·southem booster meeting RACINE- The Southern &hletic Boosters will hold a special meeting Wednesday July 25 at 6 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. The meeting will be held to finalize plans for the fair,parking duties and to discuss regu·lar business. · All parents and community members are asked to attend. Col 1ection PLEASANTVALLEYHOSPITAL ATLANTA (AP) - Tom Glavine deserved better, but he wasn't complaining. The Atlanta left-bander was cruising with a six-hit shutout after seven innings and a fourth straight victory. Instead he wound up with a no-decisipn and the Braves a loss when the Cincinnati Reds rallied for five runs in the eighth inning off Atlanta's bullpen for a 5-4 win Monday night. The big hit for the Reds. in the eighth ;was a two-run smgle by newly-acquired Todd Walker in his · first pinch-hit appearance with Cincinnati. He had been 0-for-11 as a pinch hitter with the , Colorado national TV r Afonner athletic trainer for the NFL football teanr, the Denver Broncos, Dr. McCleary has extenslve experience in arthroscopy and adult spinal Injury: He Is pleased to announce the opening of his new office located at: Goodyear earned $7 .8 million, or 5 cents per share, in the quarter that ended June 30, meeting estimates of analysts surveyed by Thomson Financial/First Call. Goodyear, however, reported a profit after losing $46.7 million, or 30 cents per share, for this year's first quarter. Tuesday, July 24, 2001 Onhopedic Surgeon .AKRON (AP) . The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. on Monday reported that earnings fell about 90 percent in its second quarter, pegging tl1e downturn on fewer orders from the auro and commercial truck industries. Goodyear earned $77.1 million, or 49 cents per share, in the second quarter of2000. .SAN FRANCISCO Napster Inc., is replacing its leader, Hank Barry, with a German media executive who will try to ste er the company out of its renegade past into a legitimate subscription service that requires fans to pay for online music. Barry, a lawyer who came to Napster from the venture capital firm Hummer Winblad and has served as interim CEO ' since May 2000, will-remain ·with the company in a reduced role, serving on Napster's board of directors. His replacement is Konrad Hilbers, a veteran of the German media giant Bertelsmann AG, who most recently served as executive vice president and chief administrative officer of the conglomerate's music arm, BMG Entertainment. The moves were confirmed by sources inside Napster and Bertelsmann AG, who spoke on condition of anonymiry. Bertelsmann became the song-swapping company's primary financial backer last October. Hilbers inherit> a company mired in controversy, looking to resolve copyright infringement lawsuits brought by major record labels. It plans to convert to a subscription music download service later this summel'. Napster's song trading network has been offline since July 2, when its effort to make a quick · fix and strengthen its abiliry to filter out copyright music turned into -extended downtime. U.S. District Judge Marilyn Hall Patel, who crafted the initial injunction/hat forced Napster to cl<>Se{y police its system for pirated music, told the company to remain offline unless it could offer a foolproof service able to· screen out every single unauthorized song. An app-ellate court allowed Napster - to resume songswapping last week, but the company has yet to restore service, leaving a dwindling number of Napster users in the dark. Bertelsmann 's partnership with Napster brought with it the promise of digital music downloads from BMG's premium acts, including Grammy winners Christina Aguil• era and Carlos Santana. But the long awaited subscription service from Napste~ has yet to launch, and impatient music traders have migrated to other file-sharing programs such as Freenet, BearShare and iMesh, where pirated musiC, movies and other computer , files can be found· for free. . . Unique Internet visits to · Napster's Web site declined 36 percent during the past eight weeks ending July 15, according to a study of Napster Web traffic released · Monday by Nielsen/ NetRatings. · Page 81 . In Monday's Kyger Creek Little League Tournam~nt story, Ryan Chapman who hit a home run for Racine, was mis-identified as Butch Marnhout. I MR. LONG BALL- Meigs Legion's Jeff Brown hits a two-run home run in Monday's Eighth District Ameri· can Legion Baseball tournament. Meigs will now take on Lancaster In the second round. (Dave Harris) Meigs Legion whips Athens II to adv ce in distrid toumey BY DAVE HARRIS OVP CORRESPONDENT ALBANY - Meigs scored early and held on in the end to post a 9-5 win over the Athens Spartans in Eighth District American Legion Tournament action Monday evening at Alexander High School. Meigs with the win raises it's record to 12-16 overall. They wiJI travel to Lancaster on Tuesday to play tdp-seeded Lancaster who had a bye. Lancaster is 2217 on the season. Dustin Gibbs turned in an ·excellent game on the mound for Meigs before running out of gas in the heat and humidity in the last inning. Gibbs had allo;.,ed six hits going into the ninth when Athens scored three runs before Michael Warren came in to pick up the final out and record the save. . . M eigs took a 1-0 lead in the top of the first mnmg. Allen Skinner walked, moved up on a single by Warren and scored on an Alexander error. The Spartans threatened in the third inning, putting runners on second and third with one out. Jason McCumber then grounded a single to center, but Skinner came charging in and fired a strike to Drew Bush who had the plate blocked, and Bush tagged the runner trying to score fium second for the second out. A ground out ended the inning with no da/llage done. . . In the fourth inmng the Spartans once again threatened. Kevin Stickel doubled to lead off the inning and Steir walked. Steir stole second putting runners on second and third. Gibbs retired the next batter on a short fly to left for the first our. The Spartans then tried a squeeze play, but Bush was able to catch the ball on the fly, out in front of the plate and at almost the same time tagged out the base runner for a double play and end the inning. Meigs scored three runs in the fifth inning to take a 't-0 Jead. Dettwiller walked to lead off the inning, and Skinner laid down a perfect bunt that rolled past the mound for a single. Warren followed with a sin- Please see Lesion, 86 CLEVELAND (AP) Rookie C.C. Sabathia excitedly talked about his lOth win this season while a few lockers away, Paul Shuey faced the possibility his season was finished. Sabathia took a shutout into the seventh inning, and Juan Gonzalez homered Monday night, lifting the Cleveland Indians to .a 2-0 victory over the Chicago White Sox and into first place in the AL Central. Sabathia (10-3), who turned 21 on Saturday, allowed two hits in one of his most impressive starts as the Indians won for the sixth time in seven games and finally overtook the slumping Minnesota Twins, moving ahead by rwo percentage points. The Indians trailed by five games as recently as July 16, but. nlade, up the <lifferenGe by . going 8-4 since the All-Star break. Cleveland had not been in first place since June 26. "That was a heck of a game, man;' Indians manager Charlie Manuel said. "And the best thing about it that we won." Moments later, Manuel was asked if he had received Sabathla results of an MRI on Shuey's sore elbow. "You ready?" Manuel said. "Shuey's out for six weeks." , Shuey, the Indiam' top setup man, was placed on the 15-day disabled list with a strained elbow ligament and could be out for th~ remainder of the season. Shuey said his elbow flared up after pitching one scoreless inning in Saturday's win over Detroit: He said the MRI revealed that his ligament is severely strained. Shuey, 5-3 with a 2.35 ERA in 38 appearances this season, knew something was seriously wrol)g.after his last outing. Sabathia 's in1pressive start was the latest strong outing by a Cleveland rotation that staggered into the All-Star break but is 8-2 with a 3. 09 ERA in the second half. Gonzalez hit his 26th homer in the second inning off Mark Buehrle (7 -6) and added an RBI single in the eighth off Gary Glover. Buehrle matched Sabathia for six innings but didn't get any offensive support except fium Carlos Lee, who had three of Chicago's four hits. Cleveland's bullpen followed Sabathia with three solid innings to close out the combined shutout. Sabathia only had to \"ork out of one jam, loading the bases -in the sixth before striking out Jose Canseco looking on a 97 ~ph fastball. Warren absent ..as Browns rookies report BEREA, Ohio (AP) - As Cleveland's other rooki~s sweated through their' first day of NFL training camp in blistering heat on Monday, the rookie the Browns are counting on most waSn't arou~d. Defensive tackle Gerard Warren, th~ third overall pick in this year's draft, was the only rookie no-show as the Browns opened their first camp under new coach, Butch Davis. . The Browns picked Warren with · the idea of using him on the right side of the defensive line, teaming him with explosive end Courtney Brown, who is moving over from the left side. I But until Warren signs a contract, that dynamic duo is only a making tackles and sacks in the Browns' playbook. "There's been a lit. tie bit of progress," Dwight Clark, L-_;::.;._ __. Cleveland's director Davll of football operations -said of negotiations with Warren's agent, Joel Segal. "Our goal is to try and get him here by our Thursday meeting. But I'm not sure we can get it done ," Clark said La! Heneghan, the club's salary negotiator, would present a new proposal to Segal later Monday. Davis said Warren's absence is not yet a distraction. "There's no question that every day any player misses doesn't help him," Davis said. "But it doesn't become a major concern until the latter part of this week. Then you worry about how much it will affect him and how much it will affect the chemistry of our defense.'' Segal, who also represents wide receiver Rod Gardner, taker\ with the No. 15 pick m the first round by Washington, confirmed that negotiations are continuing, but would not discuss specific proposals. This is the first time in their three years back in the leag!le that the Browns have had trouble signing their top pick. Quarterback Tim Couch and Brown - each No. 1 overall picks - . agreed in principle to deals on draft day. Clark said the biggest holdup with Warren is that Segal is using the contra't oflast year's No.3 pick, offensive lineman Chris Samuels of the Wash- Please H. warren, a • �• Bus ness The DailySentinel Joins staff OVP NEWS STAFF GALLIPOLIS - Melissa Brown has joined InfoCision · Management Corp. as a program supervisor in its Gallipolis . operations department. The Gallipolis resident earned a bachelor's degree in psychology from University of Rio Grande/ R.io Grande Communiry College. She most recently served as an · intern at ACCESS in Gallipolis. She began her new position this month. · As a program supervisor, Brown specializes in running tele- , phone marketing programs and works with an assigned team of · communicators. Her responsibilities also include reaching established performance goals for lnfoCision's client programs. I • Livestock report GALLIP.OLIS - United Producers Inc. market report from Gallipolis for sales conducted on Wednesday. Feeder Cattle Tuesday, July 24, 2001 BY TONY M. lEACH New supervisor HUNTINGTON, W.Va. - Carolyn Cook, MA, has joined the staff of Prestera Center for Mental Health Services Inc.'s Addiction Recovery Centers as a therapist. Cook received her bachelor's and master's degrees in counseling from Marshall Universiry. She previously worked as a case manager at Prestera 's Mason Counry office. Her office is at PARC Place, 1420 Washington Ave., Hu1itington . Page A& • RACINE -Area residents can learn to putt like Tiger Woods now that a new miniature golf course has been assembled in Racine. The -:ourse, which is located behind Pizza Express on Vine Street, is an 18-hole stretch of successive "greens" that challenges one's putting stroke, as well as their mental capacity, with numerous obstructions and colorful backdrops built by Allen Graham of Syracuse. Gary Basham, owner of the course and Pizza Express, said the absence of a miniature golf course in the area prompted him and his wife; Lena, to purchase the once . portable set-up and place it behind their Racine business. " I always enjoyed playing miniature golf as a .child and still like to play as an adult because it's fun;' said Basham. MlNIATURE GOLF - Gary Basham, owner and proprietor of "I thought that investing in a Piua Express Miniature Golf in Racine, taps in for par on the miniature golf course would course's first hole, The miniature golf course is open Monday be a great idea. It would give through Friday, 10 a.m. until closing, and Saturday, 4 p.m . local kids something else to do until closing. (Tony M. Leach photo) while on summer vacation." Basham also credits the er reason why he had the becoming a huge sport that spo~ t's nsmg populariry c'ourse installed. attracts a large fan base," added throughout the U.S. as anoth"Miniature golf is rapidly. Basham. "There are several 275-415# St. $100-$115 Hf. $90C$105, 425-525# St. $90$108 Hf. $85-$95 550-625# St. $88-$95 Hf. $82-$90 650725# St. $84-$87 Hf. $74-$81; 750- 850# St. $78-$84 Hf $70$78. Cows Back To The Farm: BY RON HARRIS Cow/Calf Pairs $650-$1,070; Bred Cows $400-$700; Baby Calves $75-$200; Goats $12-$92.50. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER . Upcoming specials: Call the office at 446-9696. Grocery winner MARKETING PAYS OFF - Ohio Valley Bank marketing staff honored with awards at the annual Ohio Banking Association meeting were, from left, Bill Richards; Carla Mink, Bryna But-· Jer, Kyla Carpenter -and-Tom Sh~herd. (Contributed photo) - OVB's marketing efforts lauded by association Energy futures higher on news of possible OPEC cut . DOW JONES NEWS SERVICE NEW YORK - · Crude oil futures moved higher at the New York Mercantile Exchange Monday, as traders reacted cautiously to reports that the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries plans to cut production to lift prices. 1 September crude futures, in their first day as the frontmonth contract, closed at $26.12 a barrel, up 18 cents, at the New York Mercantile Exchan.ge. That prices failed to rally Monday in part reflected a wide belief among traders that a cut in OPEC production won't have an immediate impact on fundamentals, analysts said. "It's certainly supportive at face value, but there are other forces out there," said Tom Bentz of BNP Patibas Futures in New York. "People are still concerned about the demand side of the equation. Those cuts aren't going to have an. effect on the market by mid September.'' · Longer term, however, cutting supply at a time when demand tends to pick up is bullish, Bentz said, noting that oil prices rallied by more than $1 on Friday - after nine consecutive days of declines - in anticipation of an .output cut by OPEC. OPEC ministers plan to convene an emergency · meeting ' in Vienna, Aus~ria Aug. 6 to cut oil production quotas by at least 1 miUion barrels a day, an OPEC source said Monday. Th~ exact size of the reduction has yet to · be decided, but several OPEC officials have informally endorsed a cut of at least 1 million barrels a day,.effective Sept. I. · OPEC Secretary General Ali Rodriguez · said Monday the producer group will cut its oil production quotas by 1 million barrels a day to 1.3 million barrels a day, w\Ule Saudi Oil Minister Ali Nairni said Saturday OPEC was considering an output cui: of I million barrels a day to 1.5 miUion barrels a day. ·OPEC has cut its output quotas twice this year ·in an effort to counter the effects of a slowing 'global economy on oil demand and 'to keep the price of its reference basket of crudes at $25 a barrel. miniature golf tours where professionals play for large sums of prize money." "Maybe the sport's n;xt star will come from Meigs Counry," he joked. Basham said future plans call for addition of a motorized windmill, . ramps and other obstacles that golfers wiU have to maneuver around while attempting to best the cour~e·s low score of 48. ' "To keep things interestitig, we'll pick a specific hole and make that the prize hole of the day," said Basham. "If you make a ·hole-in-one, you'll win a free personal pizza or deli sandwich." Basham added that the .course, which officially Vopened on July 4, qas drawn numerous players to its "fairways" and he expects more to arrive, dependihg on the weather. Those interested in playing the course may do so Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. until closing, and Saturday, 4 p.m. · until closing. Adults can play for $2 a round and children accompanied by an adult, $1 a round. For information, call 9494900. Napster drops interim .CEO, taps BMG insider Well Muscled/Fleshed $44-$48; Medium / Lean $40-$45; Thin/Light $30-$36; Bulls $54-$59.75. Joan Varian of Mason, W.Va., is the latest winner of $100 In free groceries from Vaughan's Supermarket in Middleport. The monthly drawing, which will continue, is co-span· . sored by the supermarket and Pepsi Cola: Presenting the _gift certificate are Brian Collins of Pepsi, and Vaughan's manager Richard Hill. (Brian J. Reed photo) Inside: The Daily Sentinel Diamond Roundup, Page B3 NFL Camp news, Page B6 Miniature golf comes to Racine POMEROY - Debbie Wayland, LPN, has joined the staff of Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center as the director of social services. She transferred to the faciliry from Arbors of Gallipolis, where she served as a social work director. She attended Flint River Tech in Georgia , where she earned her nursing degree. New to Prestera • GALLIPOLIS - Ohio Val1ey Bank was among 12 banks fium around the state recognized by Ohio Bankers Association with bank marketing awards at the associa.tion's annual meeting in Columbus. OVB received four awards, two Gold and two Merit. Gold awards were given in the outdoor category for "OVBC.Com Get Stuck Here!" and .in the brochure/ catalgue category for the "NetTeller/Bill Pay" set. The bank's marketing department received Merit awards .in two .additional categories: point of sale as well as produce or service campaign, both of which were awarded for the OVBC.Com Awareness Campaign. Goodyear earnings drop 90 percent President and Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey E. Smith commended Tom Shepherd, Kyla Carpenter, Bryna Butler, Bill Richard~ and Carla Mink for their efforts and accomplishments in raising the visibiliry of OVB statewide before more than 300 bankers. OBA said the ·awards recognize "the creative and effective use of research, planning, implementation and evaluation of bank marketing strategies.'' Award winners must successc fully · address "contemporary financial marketing challenges with · exemplary professional skill, creativiry and resourceful- ness.'' OBA is a non-profit cooperative owned by commercial and savings banks of Ohio. Robert W. McCleary, Jr., DO ' Cincy takes rare game from Braves, 5-4 T'uFsDAY'S .HIGHLIGHTS wvu,athree Pleasant Valley Hospital .Medical Office Building- Suite 213 Point Pleasant, WV 25550 (304) 675-5275 A ~enesis Hospital Rockies . • "Losing stinks, regardless of how you do it;' said Glavine, who left after giving up a leadoff single to rookie Adam Dunn in the eighth. "When you have the lead late in the Glavlne game and let it get away, it's probably a little more painful," said Glavine, who watched as reliever Mike Remlinger (3-2) came on and gave up an RBI triple to Ken Griffey Jr., and a runscoring single to Sean Casey, to cut the Braves lead to 3-2. his pitching hand that started to act · After pinch- runner Ruben Rivera up. was out stealing, Aaron Boone drew a Remlinger, however, took the walk, Dmitri Young reached on an blame for the loss. error by Chipper Jones and Jason Allowing three hits and four fU!lS LaRue singled to load the bases off - three earned raised R.emRemlinger. linger's ERA from 2.62 to 3.09. Jose Cabrera came on and Walker Chipper Jones doubled in the bothit a 1~·0 fast ball to right for a single , tom half and scored on a balk and and two runs. Pinch- hitter D.T wild pitch by Danny Graves, who Cromer followed with a sacrifice fly finished for his 17th save in 22 for a 5-3 lead. chances, although he made it excit"For every time this happens, ing in the ninth, getting Jones on a there are four or five times when 'grounder to second for the final out they (bullpen) pick you up and help with runners at first and third. you win," said Glavine, who said he Scott Sullivan (3-1) pitched a onehad a blister on the index finger of hit se~cmh inning to get the win. Sabathia slams ChiSox dates PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - Mountaineer fans will see West Virginia in action at least three times this season in network televised games announced Monday by the Big East Conference. On Sept. 1, ABC will televise the WVU game at Boston College at noon. ESPN wiU show the West Virginia game at Miami, Fla., at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 25, a Thursday. And NBC plans to show the 2:30 p.m. West Virginia game at Notre Dame on Oct. 13. West Virginia could be featured in other televised broadcasts as several game-of-the week selections have yet to be made. The ABC-scheduled games are part of a multiyear deal be~een the conference and the network. Five games have been scheduled, with two more to be announced, conference officials said. Because of Us agreements with ABC and ESPN, confer- ' ence officials said the Big East ' will be one of the nation's most televised conferenceswith a conference game televised weekly. ' ,. ' ' ~ ' --~~-~ "..,., - ' ...... , ' ' '· ~:-_. Charities split lJson fine LANSING, Mich. (AP) Twelve charities are splitting $200,000 that Mike Tyson was fined for refusing to submit to a pre-fight drug test last year at The Palace of Auburn Hills. Tyson paid the fine as part of a settlement with the Michigan Department of Consumer and Industry Services. He refused to submit to a urine test before his Oct. 20 fight against Andrew Golota, who quit after the second round. Tyson tested positive for marijuana in a test taken after the fight, according to a complaint filed by the state. But the settlement made no mention of that positive test, and Tyson . has never been tried on that . charge. State regulators also suspended Tyson's Michigan boxing license for 90 days and made him pay an additional state fine of $5,000. ·southem booster meeting RACINE- The Southern &hletic Boosters will hold a special meeting Wednesday July 25 at 6 p.m. in the high school cafeteria. The meeting will be held to finalize plans for the fair,parking duties and to discuss regu·lar business. · All parents and community members are asked to attend. Col 1ection PLEASANTVALLEYHOSPITAL ATLANTA (AP) - Tom Glavine deserved better, but he wasn't complaining. The Atlanta left-bander was cruising with a six-hit shutout after seven innings and a fourth straight victory. Instead he wound up with a no-decisipn and the Braves a loss when the Cincinnati Reds rallied for five runs in the eighth inning off Atlanta's bullpen for a 5-4 win Monday night. The big hit for the Reds. in the eighth ;was a two-run smgle by newly-acquired Todd Walker in his · first pinch-hit appearance with Cincinnati. He had been 0-for-11 as a pinch hitter with the , Colorado national TV r Afonner athletic trainer for the NFL football teanr, the Denver Broncos, Dr. McCleary has extenslve experience in arthroscopy and adult spinal Injury: He Is pleased to announce the opening of his new office located at: Goodyear earned $7 .8 million, or 5 cents per share, in the quarter that ended June 30, meeting estimates of analysts surveyed by Thomson Financial/First Call. Goodyear, however, reported a profit after losing $46.7 million, or 30 cents per share, for this year's first quarter. Tuesday, July 24, 2001 Onhopedic Surgeon .AKRON (AP) . The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. on Monday reported that earnings fell about 90 percent in its second quarter, pegging tl1e downturn on fewer orders from the auro and commercial truck industries. Goodyear earned $77.1 million, or 49 cents per share, in the second quarter of2000. .SAN FRANCISCO Napster Inc., is replacing its leader, Hank Barry, with a German media executive who will try to ste er the company out of its renegade past into a legitimate subscription service that requires fans to pay for online music. Barry, a lawyer who came to Napster from the venture capital firm Hummer Winblad and has served as interim CEO ' since May 2000, will-remain ·with the company in a reduced role, serving on Napster's board of directors. His replacement is Konrad Hilbers, a veteran of the German media giant Bertelsmann AG, who most recently served as executive vice president and chief administrative officer of the conglomerate's music arm, BMG Entertainment. The moves were confirmed by sources inside Napster and Bertelsmann AG, who spoke on condition of anonymiry. Bertelsmann became the song-swapping company's primary financial backer last October. Hilbers inherit> a company mired in controversy, looking to resolve copyright infringement lawsuits brought by major record labels. It plans to convert to a subscription music download service later this summel'. Napster's song trading network has been offline since July 2, when its effort to make a quick · fix and strengthen its abiliry to filter out copyright music turned into -extended downtime. U.S. District Judge Marilyn Hall Patel, who crafted the initial injunction/hat forced Napster to cl<>Se{y police its system for pirated music, told the company to remain offline unless it could offer a foolproof service able to· screen out every single unauthorized song. An app-ellate court allowed Napster - to resume songswapping last week, but the company has yet to restore service, leaving a dwindling number of Napster users in the dark. Bertelsmann 's partnership with Napster brought with it the promise of digital music downloads from BMG's premium acts, including Grammy winners Christina Aguil• era and Carlos Santana. But the long awaited subscription service from Napste~ has yet to launch, and impatient music traders have migrated to other file-sharing programs such as Freenet, BearShare and iMesh, where pirated musiC, movies and other computer , files can be found· for free. . . Unique Internet visits to · Napster's Web site declined 36 percent during the past eight weeks ending July 15, according to a study of Napster Web traffic released · Monday by Nielsen/ NetRatings. · Page 81 . In Monday's Kyger Creek Little League Tournam~nt story, Ryan Chapman who hit a home run for Racine, was mis-identified as Butch Marnhout. I MR. LONG BALL- Meigs Legion's Jeff Brown hits a two-run home run in Monday's Eighth District Ameri· can Legion Baseball tournament. Meigs will now take on Lancaster In the second round. (Dave Harris) Meigs Legion whips Athens II to adv ce in distrid toumey BY DAVE HARRIS OVP CORRESPONDENT ALBANY - Meigs scored early and held on in the end to post a 9-5 win over the Athens Spartans in Eighth District American Legion Tournament action Monday evening at Alexander High School. Meigs with the win raises it's record to 12-16 overall. They wiJI travel to Lancaster on Tuesday to play tdp-seeded Lancaster who had a bye. Lancaster is 2217 on the season. Dustin Gibbs turned in an ·excellent game on the mound for Meigs before running out of gas in the heat and humidity in the last inning. Gibbs had allo;.,ed six hits going into the ninth when Athens scored three runs before Michael Warren came in to pick up the final out and record the save. . . M eigs took a 1-0 lead in the top of the first mnmg. Allen Skinner walked, moved up on a single by Warren and scored on an Alexander error. The Spartans threatened in the third inning, putting runners on second and third with one out. Jason McCumber then grounded a single to center, but Skinner came charging in and fired a strike to Drew Bush who had the plate blocked, and Bush tagged the runner trying to score fium second for the second out. A ground out ended the inning with no da/llage done. . . In the fourth inmng the Spartans once again threatened. Kevin Stickel doubled to lead off the inning and Steir walked. Steir stole second putting runners on second and third. Gibbs retired the next batter on a short fly to left for the first our. The Spartans then tried a squeeze play, but Bush was able to catch the ball on the fly, out in front of the plate and at almost the same time tagged out the base runner for a double play and end the inning. Meigs scored three runs in the fifth inning to take a 't-0 Jead. Dettwiller walked to lead off the inning, and Skinner laid down a perfect bunt that rolled past the mound for a single. Warren followed with a sin- Please see Lesion, 86 CLEVELAND (AP) Rookie C.C. Sabathia excitedly talked about his lOth win this season while a few lockers away, Paul Shuey faced the possibility his season was finished. Sabathia took a shutout into the seventh inning, and Juan Gonzalez homered Monday night, lifting the Cleveland Indians to .a 2-0 victory over the Chicago White Sox and into first place in the AL Central. Sabathia (10-3), who turned 21 on Saturday, allowed two hits in one of his most impressive starts as the Indians won for the sixth time in seven games and finally overtook the slumping Minnesota Twins, moving ahead by rwo percentage points. The Indians trailed by five games as recently as July 16, but. nlade, up the <lifferenGe by . going 8-4 since the All-Star break. Cleveland had not been in first place since June 26. "That was a heck of a game, man;' Indians manager Charlie Manuel said. "And the best thing about it that we won." Moments later, Manuel was asked if he had received Sabathla results of an MRI on Shuey's sore elbow. "You ready?" Manuel said. "Shuey's out for six weeks." , Shuey, the Indiam' top setup man, was placed on the 15-day disabled list with a strained elbow ligament and could be out for th~ remainder of the season. Shuey said his elbow flared up after pitching one scoreless inning in Saturday's win over Detroit: He said the MRI revealed that his ligament is severely strained. Shuey, 5-3 with a 2.35 ERA in 38 appearances this season, knew something was seriously wrol)g.after his last outing. Sabathia 's in1pressive start was the latest strong outing by a Cleveland rotation that staggered into the All-Star break but is 8-2 with a 3. 09 ERA in the second half. Gonzalez hit his 26th homer in the second inning off Mark Buehrle (7 -6) and added an RBI single in the eighth off Gary Glover. Buehrle matched Sabathia for six innings but didn't get any offensive support except fium Carlos Lee, who had three of Chicago's four hits. Cleveland's bullpen followed Sabathia with three solid innings to close out the combined shutout. Sabathia only had to \"ork out of one jam, loading the bases -in the sixth before striking out Jose Canseco looking on a 97 ~ph fastball. Warren absent ..as Browns rookies report BEREA, Ohio (AP) - As Cleveland's other rooki~s sweated through their' first day of NFL training camp in blistering heat on Monday, the rookie the Browns are counting on most waSn't arou~d. Defensive tackle Gerard Warren, th~ third overall pick in this year's draft, was the only rookie no-show as the Browns opened their first camp under new coach, Butch Davis. . The Browns picked Warren with · the idea of using him on the right side of the defensive line, teaming him with explosive end Courtney Brown, who is moving over from the left side. I But until Warren signs a contract, that dynamic duo is only a making tackles and sacks in the Browns' playbook. "There's been a lit. tie bit of progress," Dwight Clark, L-_;::.;._ __. Cleveland's director Davll of football operations -said of negotiations with Warren's agent, Joel Segal. "Our goal is to try and get him here by our Thursday meeting. But I'm not sure we can get it done ," Clark said La! Heneghan, the club's salary negotiator, would present a new proposal to Segal later Monday. Davis said Warren's absence is not yet a distraction. "There's no question that every day any player misses doesn't help him," Davis said. "But it doesn't become a major concern until the latter part of this week. Then you worry about how much it will affect him and how much it will affect the chemistry of our defense.'' Segal, who also represents wide receiver Rod Gardner, taker\ with the No. 15 pick m the first round by Washington, confirmed that negotiations are continuing, but would not discuss specific proposals. This is the first time in their three years back in the leag!le that the Browns have had trouble signing their top pick. Quarterback Tim Couch and Brown - each No. 1 overall picks - . agreed in principle to deals on draft day. Clark said the biggest holdup with Warren is that Segal is using the contra't oflast year's No.3 pick, offensive lineman Chris Samuels of the Wash- Please H. warren, a • �Page B 2 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Oh{o Tuesday, July 24, 2001 ~---~~ri~bu_n_e--~S~~-n~ti~.n-e~l--~~~e~~--~~ TUesday, July 24, 2001 The Dally Sentinel • Page B 3 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio ~"~~~~ ro ~ I r ~~E ll.or_ .. ~---... 1 ~~~~~ ~ ~ I Ul \I I "~I \II mr:'ll""o CLASSIFIED : :so OOWN HOMESI GOV"T •& BANK FOAECLOSUAESI We Cover "LOW OR NO MONEY · oowNI OK CAEDITI FOR LISTINGS! CALL 1 800 ~20 ext 9811 Meigs, Gallla, And Mason Counties like No One 2 Bedroom 1 Balh s 7so -downpaymenl No Pomts or Ja"(.,!.orms Con . tact av 1~333-6910 "3 Bedroom on Aoule 2 (304)675·5332 3 bedroom . large dtnlng room large khchen, woodbumlng llreplece Insert, step-down hvlng room or ; llco and extra 1nsulatlon • N.., rool gutters and win· dowoln 2000 Now deck In 1999 114 rn.1 comor lot In ;Cios~ Else can! 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Pets (304)675-5162 Ioiii Was $1700 Now Go Hank Sire wllh -nllng For sale or lease lg ranch central air & heal, OU1 of Fumlshad 2 & 3 Room $3951 HurryI t ·800-434 IDly, WID 1111 tcio.lhor or oapsly1o hOmo, 4 br 3 be. wl nood plain, graal locallon, Apartmenla, Clean, No 4628 arato (304)6~ Mailing Our Sales Brochures' screened In$ paooolloporch, 2 StAte 12(7440&)94'1Xrae221~ • Palo No Smoking, Aoloren- For Selo Copper Wire lor :K::Id:::;B:-:rok=:e:!:ho::rae.:..:=.... =-:-k-rel--:nFree Supplies Poslagol car garage 78 $72,000 ~ • coo & Oopoolt Required Craft Work (304)875-4534 Call 5Le.ve .,... Slart lmmed1alelyl 67 7328 Ulllltleo Fumlohed Genuine Opponunltyl Commerlcal lots lor sale or Channing church building In 1740)446--t 51 9 Framed Mirrors. Truckload sage H not homo For Free Information lease, In Pt Pleasant 304· g111at PI Pleasant location ililiid A 1 3 sale, greal price See II lr- Mala LAma pan Nubeon Call Toll Free 727·3318 call between $40 000 304-675-1618 Fum portman • 00 vln'e Glass Service, 1273 f:t ~~~lloh oaddll roomss and beth, $285 • Bad Credit OK 1·888·815·1835 5pm-12 Lo1s & I ;,..th All Ulllhles Paid 919 Eaalom Avenue, Galllpollo 304)67 "Most Qualify 740 23 FORECLOSED GOV'T A~~·GE ~ocond Ave phone 1 l418-44 :.:..;.;;c;..;.:...;.:.;._-:---:: "Fast Service HOMESI SO OR LOW ~ ~ • (7o40)446-3945 Grubb'l Plano- Tuning & ::,~:gold~~.::r ~ •confldentltl DOWNI TAX REPO'S & j Atpalrs Problama? l'foad Congrooe (304)S75-6410 'Eaoy Paymo11ls BANKRUPTCIES! OK 2 prime Iota ready lor build- Gracloue living 1 and 2 Tuned? Cal Tho Plano Dr iii:;,;;;;;;.~~~--, llbalhrol,. CREDIT! FOR LISTING! lng on- located 10 mlnulal bedroom apenmenls at VII· 740-448-4525 IIAY & I CALL 1 8()().501 1777 ext rrom hOspital, 5 mlnulosl loge Manor and Riverside ..,_. -· 9813 from Chs~ala Hila (1) 2 5 Apartrnenlo In Mlddlapon Hot Sprlnga hot tub, 8 Jltr........, bankruplcy Lower payments and ;;~;: ll:~~:.~~;::ally.lMonthly :.:..c.....-:---:-:----::-:::::-:- acres $20 000 and (1) 1 5 From $278·$348 Call 740- oon, 37 jell 1 yaer old, mini e11t Jnatantly Pnvate Ca ll Amer1x Now Reduce Houoo lor Sale by OWner acres $15000 or talco bolh 992 8084 Equal Housing condillon, $4,000 (740)416- Buck 8 belt salt, square All brick Ranch, 3br 2 112 lots lor $30,000 Call Oppo~unlllos 4175 beloe $1 00 olhor hay up( 10 Rates Loan belh living r()9m, lamlly (740)446-45 14 from 8' 5pm Now Taking Appllcotlono- hldopoudanl Horballle Dlo- $200, round beloe 51500 room cornblnallon dining M F (740)448-3248 after 36 West 2 Bedroom Town· trlbulor, Call For Product Or IIOh 304-e715-48119 Ownersh p room & kllehon 2 car st· 5pm 1982 Cred•t tached garage, lull bosehouse Apartments, lncludea CJPporlunlty (740)411Ear com $2 251 buoh&l, or ment A Mull Sttj Call lor BRUNER LANO Waler Sewage, Traeh JET $5 00 per 100 ground, 400 appolntrnanls 875-7328 or (740)441-1482 $350/t.lo 740-448.Q008 AERATION MOTORS baltl mulching straw 675-4139 one bedroom apt lor renl, Aopolred, Now &Jlobullt In $1 5M>alo (740)245-M'7 House lor sale llvlngroom 3 Clllllo Co-- Kerr Rd 8 slave and ralrlgerator In Stock Call .Ron Evana, 121 000 or 5 acres cludod (740)448-2583 800-537-11528 br ,2 112 balh, ealln k1tch acres S • New 11eding alfalfl hay with pond $25,000 Alo :--:-:':----7--:--,..---;:-:en, din room lull base- Grande ewclualve, priVate Small 1br Apartment, Fur· --.---,---.,---:-- $2 00 bela (740)992 5138 mont 2 car gsrage localed lOis 8 aero&, $19,500 Kyg- nlahed, khl>h&n. LA Balh JVC·VHS C Camcorder, Hay & Brlohl Wire 'llo at 10 Windsor Ct call 304 er, 37 acres, $30 ,ooo or 8 All utllt1ea paid except e1oc• ca•• - adaptor• and cha~r Slraw, Year Round Dellvary 875 2385 :.:..==--:---:--:-~::- acres $11,000 Clay Twp , trlc Relerenceo Deposit re· $225 00, 2 WOOdsn r & Volume Dlscounl AvailaNew houso Ranch style In 31 acreo or otreamo, WOOds, qulred $225 monlh stoo11 30" hlgll $20 oach ble 8Y8W)'Oft8 8 Aa,ono Heritage Farm Bidwell school area Heat $32,500 Tycoon Lake area (304)675·1385 •rt. pool ladder $25 773- (304)875-5724 APPII.OVBD pumpl conlral air. Smllh'a t• acres $13,500 Tara Townhouoe Apan• :520=:2'---------::~=­ Ill\ '\"'1'1 tl~ I\ Ill t'\ .JUST CALL 2 cablnols hardwood flOOrs, Molga Co Tuppers Plains menta Very SpaciOus, 2 IIOIILI HOME OWNEilB ~r;;;;;;;;;;;:~~;;;;;;;;, 1-888-7n-2719 Ext 121 car garage. 2 acres SA 881 5 lo 31 acre per: Bedrooma. 2 Floors, CA. 1 11(16 FORAurosSALil S95,000 (740)388-0833 eels nice llelda some 112 Belh, Fully Carpeted, Huge Inventory. Dlacounl carr Ad e acroo AcM Pool & Boby Pool, Po· Prlcoe On VInyl Skirting, Nice 3br 1 balh 00oc1 with grll8l old hay bemo sal uo, Slart $385/MO No Pill, Ooorl. Wlndowl Anchors, neighborhood all appllaooes lor horses $25,500 or 18 Loaoe Plus Securtty Depoolt Well< Hoelont, Plumbing & SO OOWN CARSI POLICE Included $59 900 (304)773- acres $23 000 Danville 5 Required, Oaya 740-448· ~IICtrlcal Porta Fumeceo & IMPOUNDS & REPOSI 5182 acres $10,500 Rutland, 9 3481. Evenings 740-387· ~loot PurfllO Bennolll Mo- HONOAS, CHEVY S Pomeroy 101 Ploaoanl acres $B 5001 0502, 740-448-0 101 ~~'= JEEP'S LOW AS $2911.10 Ridge 3 Bedrooms 100% Jusl a low ol lho parcels Twin AlvorTowelll now ac- nett 24 MO'S 019 9% FOR r~ed muol sell Make available Call now lor mape cepllng PSTINGS, CALL 1·800· offerl (740)898-8783 and olher llofingsl Owner II appllcaUons for 1 BR 451-o050 ext C·9812 nanclng wllh alight propeny HUD aubeld~ed apt lor markup elderly and disabled EOH (304)p5-8879 I • :;ou~ledse~n~~leg".!: ooo 3aS,:dl2b5t~,8~~ Other...... "-"=::....:=---- = • r·o ooo r Uoed FumHure Now 2 Piece Uvtngroom Sullos, $38t Buy. Sell, Trade Now And Utad Fumlluro Store Below Holiday Inn, Kanauga We Sell Gravo :3-:-bed-':-roo-m'"7ho~m-e~M::I-ners-v::ll=le Monument• And VIIOI area, river vi...,, reroronces (740)446-4782 ~~~po~~r F~:;'bll~ro~o~: Close to town quiet area lwo extra lola, Gold F1sh pond, new rool small out bulkllng new landscaping, (740)9923875 1887 Manta Carlo ss, 305 HO auto pearl 124 000 I)Ood COndlllon $4000 (740)985-4339 NEW ANO UIID ITIIL Still Beoma. Plpl RCiblr Fot caner., Angle, Chonnel. Flit Bor, S1MI Grating For Oralna, Drlvewaya & -IYI New 55 Gallon Druma Wllh Lid & Ring, $7 00 Elch L&L Scrap Molala()pon Monday T.-y W-~rldly, 118m~~l & T=~ (7o40 7300 AU: _ 1987 DOdge Power Ram 1981 Honey motor hom a 150 318 engine 4 wheel Ford engine generator driVe ale loOks good runs A/C new awmng sleeps 6 gut must see to apprecl (740)379 2430 5023 .:::':=-''c:-'""':;;_=--::---:- ate asldng $3900 080 - - - - - - - 1989 Chev Caprice Clalolc (740)992-6824 or (740)592 SPAa: I 50 Ul&r V/8 all power very 31 76 leave message Lw-..,;fiORiiiiiiiiRmriiiiioo-~· 00oc1 condHion t 15 000 :::::--:---;--;:--- Camper for sale pnce re ~ mllea$3500 (304)675-5181 1989 Dodge Ram van, duced 2001 Keystone 24 Home Spoce CIOoe aHtr 8pm 8250 $2000 080 loaded C air stereo miCro. wave awning French Ctty ~. city no _1_99_2_;_D_o<t_g_e_S_te_a_lt_h-E:-5:- (561)866.0749 Homes Gall1po111 OH outoldo pall. $110 month Bolga V 6 aulo 85 000 96 GMC SL Exl Cab (740)448 9340 (740)416-3817 mllaa goorr condition 305V8 71 800 miles AfT heltlng and COOling $7,000 (740)245-9836 AJC S W B very clean ga· P,j~~:-;--..,_..., ~~)258-~000 OBO 1994 Camero red v-8 5 rage kept Zle Bart Rust HOME 1 speed. 102 miles ale Proofing very well main· asking $11 900 ~ IMPROVF.MEI'ffii 1 . GooDs PETCAREAX COM save cd player, t tapa power wid lslned "---otliii!iilii;.,_,.t up lo SO% on ALL pol modi- $3000 llrm Call (304)675 (304)875-6440 collona and ouppllu In 7973 (aftor Spm) VANS & I Livingston s Basement WaAppllancu Rocondlllonod eluding Hoctrtgal<l, lntiiOI;OP- ...:....:.;::._-:-'-:'--:--:4WDs tar Proohng ali basemen t Wllhelll Dryora, Rangoe lor, Frontline morell FREE 199<1 Lumlno Euro 2 door repairs lifetime done guarantee free esll· Relrijjrators, UpTo900eya SHIPPING Ordar online $2105 1993 Cavalier · - - - - - - - mates Guara,_l Wo Sell wwwPotcoroAX com t· $2t96 1988 VW Rabbit , 987 Dodge Ram 150 4X4 ) b lllyllg Applt.nctt, French eoo-844-1427 $675 1988 Jeep ChoiOkeo 318 good shape $3000 14yrs on o expenence (304)895 3887 City t.la"'•g. 7-7795 Prinl~ ~--~.oak llnl·• with $2595 COOK MOTORS. (740)256-6997 ~.. _JU u..ta_n , 01 03 1 ,.-----'--..,-:-:---:-:-:- 2 . _ S30 Crsltsman (740.....-~Bedroom oul~ dark finleh bell tandor lablo, $10, 1996 Chevy Cavalier 2 1991 Ford Bronco, 4x4 full cannonball bed, chaot on SNra ceramic "Whlmalcal door, 1 owner standard size excellent oonchtlon in chest, large dreaaer with Frog" canisters $10 lransmlsslon, 107 600 side and out garage kept mirror SN al 713 Woot (7<40)882-2389 miles, asking $4200 OBO Call (740)245 5560 Colloga Slroel, Rio Grandt -'~'::':==:::-::::::::-I 0) S6 Call (740)245-5845 RISIDENTL\1. HOllE C a11 even ng 174 2 - 1994 Ford XLT V 6 4x4 Extend a cab truck AMIFM 1665 OWNERS ="---------,-----, cassette Player &If, Call dining room lablo with lour 1Q117 Mercury Grand Mar padded chalro, 1 75 Tappen HI Efficiency 90% qulo 83 500 m1101 loaded, (304)773 51!14 4 5934 (740)2 5Gu Fumacet, Od Furno· locally owned, 740·446- 1995 Chevy 2500 Exl cab For 5alo Rocondllloned CH, 12 Stter Heal Pump & •016 or cell phone 4-wheel drh1e loaded wa·•·rs, dryont ••• -... Air Conditioning Sysltmo (254)7177545 82 000 mllas (304)675~~ -~ ...... Be oralors Thempaona Appll- Free 8 Year Warranly n ~1-:'99::8'-::S-un--:fi:-ro-=Ra-d:-A:-u-:-to::- 4230 Oays (304)875-4853 Evenings once 3407 Jocklon Avo- neno Heating & Cooling 1· 8 0 0 8 7 2 5 9 6 7 Sunrool CO/Player A/C, )67 ~7••• :;nu:;o:.:,::<304::_'=~=--:-:::::-:7::www ~ ~nan ,ooom11os $8000 OBO 89 Dodge Cargo Van 38 GOOD UBI!D APPUAN- ---:~:-:--::--::-- <7 448·2404 dayt1mo, $1500 ee Chevy Blazer 4x4 CIS WUhers dryora ro- Sawmill $3,895 New Super (740)258-1375 evenings, $1200 675-7216 alter 6pm lrlgaratora rsngoa. Skaggo Lumbermolo 2000, l&'lJ&r •···"·-. 78 Vlno Slroot. capacltloo, more optiono 1999 Chevy Lumina 20,000 ~40.4cet-888- Monulacturer 01 aawmlllt, mllll, loaded $13,500 r,IOI'ORCYCLES =and-·~NOA(304)882 3339 818 128 -· Main Slroot Furriture W INDUSTRIES 252 2000 Cadillac Seville SLS 1979 Harl~y Qavldson (304)6 7IH• 22 Scnwlll Drive, Bu«alo. NY loaded, paa~ while, lan chopper "Show Bike" All 14225 FAEE lnfotmltiOn 1· leather niW condition be new Springer front end 515 Main Sti'Ht, Point Ploulnl 8()().578-1383 EXt 200-U low rotoll $3Z,OOO beaulllul bike $12k Waterline Spacial 314 200 (304)87(5-3899 (814)581-6887 2·3 bedroom houoa,ln Mid· dloport Call (740)448.Q855 2br wNull size basement waahordryer Included now carpet wlgarage $450 month + 1 monlh dapooll (304)578 9991 Cape Cod style, 4 bedroom 2 balh, lull basemen! All new lloorlng windows roof, Shingled on rented lol fumace cenlral air & sopllc (304)675 3889 or (806)474 1 Fenced beck yard 5 ml- 439 =from lown (740)441 Rooms avallabla at Oarot Adult Group- lor Ani· dents ptiVIte ond llhiNd rooma available (740)992· --------=:- rlo llousiHll.1 i~·:.~ft•rr.;Spm::-:- ..,--,--..,-..,...--- ..;::::.;,..::;;..=;,:-:.=:;.:.:.:::..:-;;- , Clclaoouls 30x40, 40x75 50x100 80xl50 100x125 140x200 Comrnarclalllndustrial Must Sell Now! 1 800·321-11174 ExU114 ~n~.~ :80:-Ac-m--u=s~R1::-:35::-:End:-:-:ol BuiH 1994 3 BR, 1 Balh County Water Gao Fur naco, CIA Large Living Room La'lJ• Building buill 1999 on 3 acres country selling Hannan Trace :sa:.n.;.:d;:•c:(:.740...:.:.)446__;_-3;:5_70;;_-,-- required dapoolt required, School District 13 miles Final Days Nationwide In- no pets 74D-992-6m att•r 5 from town (740)379-2134 vontory Reduction! : '-:pm:-:---:-:-:-:---::--( 304)73&-3409 3 Bedroom House In SyraBy Owner· Capo Cod For· o:,_...:.,-:.:__c..__--::---.:mal Living Room And Din First time buyers· Prequallly cuoe, Ohio, $4501 Month lng Wilh Hardwood Floors by phone Call (740)446 HUD Approved (304)675Largo Kllchen Laundry 3093 :::5332='-:woeC...k_ond_s_on_ly::-:-:-:--:Main FlOOr 2 Milos From - -Or-No -Credlt'l --- Pilot Ranters Green Schools L1m1ted Gov NeededProgram 304-736 7295 City Lots 01 EMtra's Call emmonl Bank F1nanco Only ' • (740)448 3784 or (740)446- At Oakwood In BarbOUill M~Imlru~.- I 2885 VIlle WV 304·736-3409 """""' FREE Information booklet own a PC? $25$75 ptlft phone CAMBRIDGE 12 week Jn·homa traJmng s~A:rE UNIVERSITY 1 a00.964-83tS Of 1800 • 5919 686 GED -=7-:=~===- Get your HS equivalency dl- PAYDAY LOAN BUSINESS SECURITY OFFICERS ploma With our easy home grew 50% last year Invest Guardsmarl<,lnc Is now ac- study course 1·800·569· ors eam over 20% Interest ceptlng applk:allonslor pan. 2163 ext 310 VIew lull offering online time employment for securi· Owww cashnow callnvest ty Officers In the Applol1tl0 WANI'Ill> ora Call lOll Free 66 778 18 Grove areas Hours may To Do 2998 run lrom over 40 par week ..,._ _ _ _ _ _ _,.. ==:::::::::;;::~:;;::--;-:;; lor tho llrst 2 - 4 - lhon PEPSVCOKE/FRITO LAY range anywhere from 15 lo All Make MoWGrs Lawn SNACK AND SODA VEND 40 per wook lor oevoral Traclors, Tillers Repaired lNG ROUTE BE YOUR monlhs All employees must Free plck·up, Delivery Avail· OWN BOSS $$ALL CASH be able to work any ohlll able 21 Years Experience BUSINESS$$ INCREASE and some -kond8 ala~- Call Mike (740)446-7604 YOUR INCOME NOW lng pay Is $B 80 per hour SMALL INVESTMENT/EX· going to $700 after 90 Alltypesotmasonry,brick CELLENTPROFITS 1800 days, 11 you are 0\l&r 21 block stone, concrete Free 731 •7233 EXT 3103 years of age, have a clear esllmates (304)n3-9550 pollee record and a high Proven $1 000 000 True sct>ool diploma or equlva D&&ISntoroollng, sldlllng, extel~tor Wealth System 1888 688 lent we would Hke to talk 10 nor pam ng gu er, 7906 d 11 and ~ heme re you All Orfllloyeeo are "" rywal a • F "~E· II al • -:c---cc-:--:T:---:-1~A:--qulr-• to paaa a drug P rs ree 8 m ee Start A r•ve gencv (304)675-8829 E Bl $$$1 B I sCreen You may apPty In am g us ness person al lhe M&G Poly David's General Conlr8C1Ing Sopport Your own Travel mers peant In Apple Grove Plumblng electrical paint- Website and Travel Dis at the Main Gate beiWeen lng som~ roottng etc Call counts/Perks Nominal 9 ooam and 2 oopm lnler· 1740)258_9373 (304 )633 • Sta~up Cosll Free lnlo Call views will be sc!teduled al 6265 1-888·899·0901 ler reviewing lhe appllca· Start Your Business To· lions EOEMIF Georges Portable Sawmill day Prlme Shopping con S F don1 haul your logs to lhe l&r Space Available At AJ. toTryEEDLiractBUIILDOniNatiGSmel Selac-&1 mill just call304-675 1957 fordable Aale Sprlng Valle•• nela~com • ·-·'eo o!o~ Iro IIELPWANI'IlO 1 .~..,1"""6-HELP-·W.·ANI'IlO-- .__HELP-·W.·AN'IIiD--" ....... r JIF.LpWANI'IlO 541 Fcurth Ave Gallipolis 4 Bedrooms, 2 112 balhs largo living room lamlly room large kllchon and DA llr>ahed basomenl, lwo car detached garage with 2 bedroom apartmonl Cloae lo schools New condlllon 7 2300 ( 40)446741 centenary Road, 3BA 2 Belh Family !'loom wllh ~~"f!~:0)~ ~ Car Ga· Ohio V81tey Publlltllng fMilfVet dM rfght to 1C1tt. rejM:t. or .OMOIIIftY ld 811ft)' llml. Errore nu.-t be r.ported on tM flret dly of bu•pon.lb6e lor no ntoN tMn the coal of ocouplld by thlerronnd only 1M ftrallnurtlon .,ykJuorupenMthltfMl.ltt.fromlhepubllaltonoromiNionof•lldvwtl....m. COfNotktnwlllbtmMtelnhftrsttvallr.b&e.clltlon . . 81Wtya confldentlll •CurrMt,... 01n:1 8IPPIIH. •All ,.., Mllll ~.,. to 1M Ftderll Fllr Houalng Act of' 11M ~only ...pw•nttd EOE•t.ncWcla. W.wlllnol T~tlnef.Aegtat.r wtll • Include Phone Number And Addrus When Needed \\\111 \II ' II \ I '-. ~~= Suf:~1:' F~ Private Party Ads Under $100 20 Words 7 Days • Each Item Priced • No Commercial Ads • No Tickets/Purebred Animals Or Garage/Yard Sales all To. OhiO Valley PubiiShln 825 Avenue, Gallipolis, OH Word Ads • Start Your Ads With A Kevword • Include Complete Oescrlptlon • Include A Price • Avoid Abbrev latlon5 2 7 acres Welcl1 Town Hill. $2700, (937)878 2780 29 8Cf01 Good building Slle 1 mile west of Palrlol 2S06 Palrlot Road Abe Millo< ------,---,..---3 lots In AaCINI lor sale on land controc;.t (740)992· 5858 Newly construcled, olnglo home 10 mlnulea from hospilal 5 mlnuloslrom Charlela Hilla localed on a beautiful prl vale 1 112 acre lot 3 beef. room 2·112 baths, big Ieitch on wlcustom oak cablneta lrom Smiths Cabinets, DR LA w/gas log l•eplace tront port:h & 2 112 car garage : 3348 675-5234 Monday thru Friday 8:00a.m. to 5:00 p.m. FOR SALil :.__ _itiiitiiiiii-_.1 otory 1800 eq loot .r.__~-'R~-· _.I r ~=~ M~~'!:; •3 =';..~ .9~ ~~.12/~a!~~~:~~~· r r r r16 FARM 0.- i s I i ~~~~~:::~::: r ii.rro1 5 j r CELL PHONE wood.cr ;.=: ' c Easy Indoor WOrk fleXIble hours full(part time hUrry! Positions filling QUICkly! 1-888-974-JOBS COG management' llC I I l- -n. •• ..,.........., - • ••• . •1 �Page B 2 • The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy, Middleport, Oh{o Tuesday, July 24, 2001 ~---~~ri~bu_n_e--~S~~-n~ti~.n-e~l--~~~e~~--~~ TUesday, July 24, 2001 The Dally Sentinel • Page B 3 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio ~"~~~~ ro ~ I r ~~E ll.or_ .. ~---... 1 ~~~~~ ~ ~ I Ul \I I "~I \II mr:'ll""o CLASSIFIED : :so OOWN HOMESI GOV"T •& BANK FOAECLOSUAESI We Cover "LOW OR NO MONEY · oowNI OK CAEDITI FOR LISTINGS! CALL 1 800 ~20 ext 9811 Meigs, Gallla, And Mason Counties like No One 2 Bedroom 1 Balh s 7so -downpaymenl No Pomts or Ja"(.,!.orms Con . tact av 1~333-6910 "3 Bedroom on Aoule 2 (304)675·5332 3 bedroom . large dtnlng room large khchen, woodbumlng llreplece Insert, step-down hvlng room or ; llco and extra 1nsulatlon • N.., rool gutters and win· dowoln 2000 Now deck In 1999 114 rn.1 comor lot In ;Cios~ Else can! CalliaCMJIIy OH In one week With us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE Albany In great neighbor· hood located close to filoxand8r High School end proposed olemontarJI ju.-or high $87 000 (740)992: 9487 • • 3 Br homo lor sale Second - Avo Middleport 740-992 i\egister (304) 675-1333 3Br 1 bath, gas llreplace sitting on 2 acres, Aaclno $55 000 (740)367 0129 or (740)949-2927 3br 2 bath LA D A Hard wood IIOOra FA w1th wood • burner llnlshad Uullty area • wllh oxtra storage Largo Deck and Pnvate back yard (304)675-1303 ~eeArl! HOW IQ_ WRITE Ati AQ_ Successful Ads Should Include These Items To Help Get Response Dally In Column 1 00 p m Monday-Friday ror Insertion In Ned Days Paper • Sunday In Column 1 00 p m For Sundays Paper -IL.------------:PO:::UC~IES • Ads StiOuld Run 7 Days ro ·------· ~~~~;::=~~; L,Act-No•w•1-----~ MARKETING College student needs ll· nanclal aid Nly halp approelated Aaron 3281 Hannan Trace Road Patriot OH 45858 Booklet LlfeofDreamscom 1 800 872 7585 $t500 7200 A MONTH PT $450().$ FT Work In Home International Campa. 12.000 WEEKLY! Milling 400 brochureel Satlsfac 1101'1 Guaranteed/ Postage & STAAT DATING TONIGHT! Supplies provided! Rush Have tun meeting eligible Self Addressed Stamped smgles In your area Toll- Envelope! GICO DEPT 5 tree 1 BOO ROMANCE ext BOX 1438 ANTIOCH TN 9735 37011·143S Start lmmedl ately Why walt? 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U Jackloh Ohio, 1-800637·9528 25th AAnlveraary 1992 Ca maro v-e outo air 1050oo mlleo n"" tires $2800 (740)742·2357 87 Plymouth Grand Fury V-8, 318, Good gao mile· age SOlid bOdy no rust runi excellent $650 (740)388 1e88 1999 Sportsl&r 1200 Cus· tom Juot serviced New bike duo In Augusl 1sl (740)379·2788 2001 Harley Sportster 883 Hugger with laclory chrome package Brand Now. Zero Miles $9 500 (740)379· 2801 Slda·by-alde Kenmore ro92 Ford Mustang 50 LX frlgerator, Almond color, Block, brick, eewer pipee 130K •unroof hatch740 7 $200 ( )416- <199 windows, lintels, etc Claude beck, pw, $4800 (304)576I Wlnlora, Alo Grandt OH 2888 ANI1QUfs Call 740-245-5121 ::''7--:-'"7---:'"7-::193 Nlooen Sentre, 4 cyfinI>Dr<.: dar, 5-opeod, $2500 Clean Buy or oell Riverine killFOR"llA'LE ear, (740)258-1487 quos. 1124 on 94 cougar 4 8V8 72 300 E pEast Meln740SA 124 omo"t AKC Boxor Pupe Fawn/ miles loaded, Zlo Ba~ rust 092·2526 RUII oore Black Maek female. 3 proofing garage kept, ask mala $300 each WOrmed, lng $8200 (304)875-8440 Born 6-16-01 Call 94 Selum 4 doOr speed 5 (740)388-6882 wllh A/C, 105 000 mllee S ( 40) Australian Shepherd pup- 1995 7 -446.05 19 SO DOWN HOMEI NO plea, full blooded, $50 each, 95 Chevy Lumina 4 door CREDIT OKI HUO, VA (740)742-2728 $3800 (740)245-985t all&; Beagle puppies. AKC. 12 7pm weeks old, top hunting 98 Oldsmobile Cullaas blood line $100 (740)441· Clore 63 ooo miles $5500 1704 Call alter 5pm on week $1,000 BACK 2 Ton Air Pure bred ROiwelller pupa days (304)675-8733 Condhloner 2 Ton Coli 1 Tallo docked lhot1 ' $2 295 • • • f1T Ford Mustang CD Line Sel Installed , • ready to go Mothpoll 11 ' $1 Back. S129e ~~1 promiMI ~.~;[;..~ c~'lt:n ~~ Price Free Estimatesa,. 1740)446-9278 Harley Davidson 2001 1200 Custom 700 mlles oxtrae, $10 500 (740)388· 89341eovo message r I BUUIING SuftuEs IS.P i .,_"'!"_____. r s r:~~§~;~~ j j ~ Roseberry would like to offer epeclal thanka to Paul and I • Diane Phllllpl or • the recent gun shoot they held at t'--1 S Ill G : nw r nowv B un : Club In memory oil Cecil Roaebll'ry. I Special thanka go • to Tim Macheels, Mike Carlton, Fred All J H II hOUSe, 08 a '• Charlie Lawrence, Perry Kennedy, Dave Wandling •• 1 1 I I I I I I 110 Help Wanted I • The family of Cecil f $4500 AA~..!' ITHANKS I l"""s-PE·c··I-AL"l 'I n Checkn1ale ski boat 19 wllh 115 hp Johnson en gino $1300 call (740)985· 4124 88 19 Bayllner (740)286 t394 Card of Thanka • BoA1SFOR&S~'!,'ORS I ~ :(7~4-=-0-)44:-1.0-:11_3_-::--:::::- ~~~\~;w~':9818 2 bedroom, carpet AJC porch, Ideal lor 1 2 p8C!Jie In Gallipolis, no pats (740)448-1409 • C&C General Home Matnlenence Pwnllng vtnyl S1J· •o) 7308 -a BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncond•tlonal ltfetlme guar antee Local references fur· nished Established 1975 Call 24 Hrs (740) ~ 0870 1 800 287 0578 Rogers Waterprooftng r-:--------. I Davina Willis, Stacy Phllllpl and Bob summER . Rathburn lor their. Are You Looking For Englneo or Transmissions? Give Mo A Call At 740 4460519· JOBS $6 $7/HR •1 donetlona of time·~ and money. A very Special Thank You : 10 all the ahootero • II' ou ware ec S frlenda and he cared for all of you "I vary much. I know that somehow he k now t h e : 1 frle 1 Johlp and y c . 1 2 bedroom central air, qulot Bud.., Prlcocl Tronomla.-setting call740-9922187 alono All Types Accees To _ 2 Br lraller wllh expando In $9Ne7w5 1d40 x7w0n 1 now lumace new " Tupporo Plaint ·~75 For Ouolll On rage, monlhly llllkkl 11~th If You • CaliMobile Us. 97 Chrytler Concord - 5877, Cell 339·3765 centraI aIr, heaI ed wo rtc • 1740 )385-4367 Call .,..., • plus dapo~l &• ulllll- ' W Both Ooit1 Lolel Bhop/slorage building, lru1l lea (740)667-3487 e 62,000 mlleo. Loaded Chromo wheels, 4 lug I App 1 112 res Homes Our Speciality 1$8400 (740)256-6348 wh 1 52 rees, rox • ac Newbankrepo- 4 bedroom 3bedroommobllohem,lor 740-4468308 1-800-29115"><8"Jokorwlre oos Green Township 29' Hllllop 2 belh, 2000 mOdel loaded, r,nt, no pets, 740-992· 0098 Blackberrlsa $12 00 Gallon TRUCKS I spoka Sharp $250 lor all Drlve (112 mllelorm AT 141 was $49 947 now 55~ _ SALJ!4, American Aaclng Canler klndne11 you are 85~8~~~=====-~~B;;;ii&,;,-i;;b;d,'-F~endly-Ridge 1740)258on Neighborhood Ad) ask· $41 031 76 Free dol1very _ FOR Cape sun In Boxl This sal still showing him : 16• Scroll Sew, belly bed, 1148 Ploaoe leave mealng$89000 (740)4460741 OakwoodGelllpolle Beautiful Alvor VIew Ideal stroller, car ooat, owing oege '"no longer In producllon and that would (740)446·3093 For 1 or 2 People Rei""'"· (304)67s-2801 1979 Ford King Cab pick up 550 lor all4 Call (740)387please him very cee 0-H. No Pols, Foa- .:.......:....------..,- !IICkltaniH lor aalo, $3 oo wllh camper, $2 000 Call 7192 leave message II not 1 1 tar Trailer Park, 740-441· 19 HP garden 1rac1or with 1 quan. come 10 carpenler (740)448 245t al homo much. Thanks eo: Beth Free Delr;ery & Sal· 0181 48 inch CUI, Kohler onglno follow Carpanlar Inn tlgno. & I much for being hill 3 years old Ranch King nextrarm (740)696-8770 99 Oodge Ram 1500 Exu~u~frlando and up 1-888·928·3426 ~ Pro. New $1900, uklng ::==.;;;;:;=~~== tended cab Power WinlUUlUK ~·~ • FOR REM , $750 (740)2-45-5934 Sweet Com, Boughman dowo, dOOr locka & mlrronJ shooting buddlee All reel tlt.!e Mlvertlllng Pnvalo Property And New Dout;ewlda One Paymonl ~ , Form. Wholesale Only In 9,000 miles, (740)256-6348 .d•• in 11111 newap~per 11 (304)736-7295 4 Naacar llckols Old [)o. lots or 50 dozen or more 1995 claSSIC Dutchmen, I ~ oubjoct to tho F-'"!; 1 and 2 bedroom apart minion 500 Ma~lnevllle (740)256-6535 $10,000 firm (740)992·7739 '""-~====~ Ftlr Houllng Act ot 1868 Seve my credll· make 2 monls, lumlshod and unfur- Speedway October 14 Ex· which m.tkn It Rlogllto I \ll\1 -...1 1' 1'1 II" paymenls & take over lean nlshed oecurlly deposit r• cellont oeata (740)256tdvtr1JH "'tny ,\ II\1 '-. I ~Hh 3 Bedroom 2 Bath, nlca qulred, no pels, 740-992· 1304 prettrenee, tlmlt8tlon or (740)446 3583 2218 . .,-,.......-.,...--:-,..--,..--: iiir=;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;; dllcl1mln1t1on band on 6-drawer double dreaaer & Single Parent Program, 1 Bedroom Apartment, Ae- 8-drawer cheat wlmlrror li"..... _ _ _ rece, color, religion, HX lemlllal 1t1tu1 or n1t1on11 Spacial Financing Available, lrlgoralor, Range, A/C In $250 Luggage conlalner lor L.~--i""""iiiiiiii'"""""iiii•'-~ eluded $289 Plus Depoalt & SUV $35. (740)44i-7221 , origin, or MY Intention to (304)755-7191 mike any auch .. Aolorence HUD Approved •"""'uo bedroom tulle bed Cab Farm All Tractor 1933 Ide preftrence, llmlwtlon or ~n:."l:."~~= ~~ 1 (740)441-1519 ;;;;;;;;..r, cheater drawaro model anllque (740)446dlacrlmlnatlon .. 0774 month only al 5 room downstairs apa~· vanity, night atand, bench -:':--:-::--:--:::--::--:--:Homea Nitro Wv 304--755- ment also small trailer seat wcub Cadet,. 8ptclale Th11 ntwlplper will not 5885 Drlvealllllesevea cloeotodownlownGalllpolla Anllquo 3 314 high back Modal 1170 17 hp 1599 knOwingly accept & grocery (740)448-1158 bed baby bed double Model 21611, t6 hp hydroldvertiatmtntl tor rill "·-·~ BEAUTIFUL APART· alroller & olhor lumlture stat $2599 Financing and Htlte which le In r~., IIENTS AT BUDGET I'R~ 304-675' 2801 &hipping available lllynotd violation ollho law. our .. _ _ ooitFORiiiiSAIEiiiiiott_ .. CES AT JACKSON Ell- Big acroon TV Take on Equipment HuntavHio Ala· ... hofoby • , TATEI, 52 Was- Drive oman monthly paymenll bama (256) 778·11435 or lnfonMit thlt Ill 57 aero farm, 2 houses, lrom $297 10 $383 Walk lo Good credH required Phone vltlt www maynardctqJJipdwlllnga odvortlnd In horse bam, 32x84 garage/ shop & movies Call 740 1-800-718-1651. ~m~lt~n1;;;COI;.;..m_ _ _ _ _, thll n.ewapt~per •r• · 1 Postage supplies 448-2568 Equal Housing Iii tu ho ha II ld IValltble on •n equal 1 s P Y & s, paa rea, COMPUTERS WE Fl· Rush Sell woods slacked pond, good ::Oppo=cc~.:..un_lty'-::--::-:-:- NANCE DELL COMPUT· ..., • ._..,....... opportunityhunting Will sell houses lo- Chrlaty I Fal)>lly Living, ERSI Even with 1111 then ~~--------'· Envelope! GICO Dept -4 g Don'1 pay rent buy to own be separala lor Prl ather or Henry 33140 New Lima Rd , Aul perlect credit I 1·800-•77- rldl ho ~;;;;:ln~;~~~~~~~eBox 1438 Anttoch Tn 37011 3489 H Motlvaled OU1 of state sollor Harshen 'lJor, ann- land, Ohio, 740-742-7403 9016 Coda AC30 6 ng '""' II1• Slart lmmedialely' Single family home ranch an Trace Road off ns, Apartment home and traler www omcaolutlon com cea ltartlng at S39e ~~~~~~~~:~~-Gallipolis Ferry area. 21g ~Pcal;rrlo:;::1:;..~~...,,_-., ronlals Commercial sloro- :.:..:,='-:":=::::=.='---~ (740)448-4 t 10 garages, owner tlnancta~ BUSINE!i!i I fronts available for lease COOKWARE-We stopped ::-:~:--:--:--:-:-:-:--::::-:: available rent lo own op• ~ 8un.DINGs vacanclee now giving dinner partlosl Wo Baby donkay & 1 sl• year A HOME BASED BUSINESS' tlon mual sell $59 000 or ~~ have gorgeous new 17-po old donkey 32" (740)446MIN $300 INVESTMENT rnake offer (330)753-6840 Clean 2br Apartment Rei selll Heavy· duty IU'lJical _:_11.c.58=-:--:-~--:::--::'7' NO SELLINCl/NOT MLM or (330)e08-0784 BUilding In Racine, 30xBO, orences and de poolI No stainless steell1 00% watsrHorlo more 7 yro old 1 800-1532 6791 EXT 3299Z block & brick, was church. Pets (304)675-5162 Ioiii Was $1700 Now Go Hank Sire wllh -nllng For sale or lease lg ranch central air & heal, OU1 of Fumlshad 2 & 3 Room $3951 HurryI t ·800-434 IDly, WID 1111 tcio.lhor or oapsly1o hOmo, 4 br 3 be. wl nood plain, graal locallon, Apartmenla, Clean, No 4628 arato (304)6~ Mailing Our Sales Brochures' screened In$ paooolloporch, 2 StAte 12(7440&)94'1Xrae221~ • Palo No Smoking, Aoloren- For Selo Copper Wire lor :K::Id:::;B:-:rok=:e:!:ho::rae.:..:=.... =-:-k-rel--:nFree Supplies Poslagol car garage 78 $72,000 ~ • coo & Oopoolt Required Craft Work (304)875-4534 Call 5Le.ve .,... Slart lmmed1alelyl 67 7328 Ulllltleo Fumlohed Genuine Opponunltyl Commerlcal lots lor sale or Channing church building In 1740)446--t 51 9 Framed Mirrors. Truckload sage H not homo For Free Information lease, In Pt Pleasant 304· g111at PI Pleasant location ililiid A 1 3 sale, greal price See II lr- Mala LAma pan Nubeon Call Toll Free 727·3318 call between $40 000 304-675-1618 Fum portman • 00 vln'e Glass Service, 1273 f:t ~~~lloh oaddll roomss and beth, $285 • Bad Credit OK 1·888·815·1835 5pm-12 Lo1s & I ;,..th All Ulllhles Paid 919 Eaalom Avenue, Galllpollo 304)67 "Most Qualify 740 23 FORECLOSED GOV'T A~~·GE ~ocond Ave phone 1 l418-44 :.:..;.;;c;..;.:...;.:.;._-:---:: "Fast Service HOMESI SO OR LOW ~ ~ • (7o40)446-3945 Grubb'l Plano- Tuning & ::,~:gold~~.::r ~ •confldentltl DOWNI TAX REPO'S & j Atpalrs Problama? l'foad Congrooe (304)S75-6410 'Eaoy Paymo11ls BANKRUPTCIES! OK 2 prime Iota ready lor build- Gracloue living 1 and 2 Tuned? Cal Tho Plano Dr iii:;,;;;;;;.~~~--, llbalhrol,. CREDIT! FOR LISTING! lng on- located 10 mlnulal bedroom apenmenls at VII· 740-448-4525 IIAY & I CALL 1 8()().501 1777 ext rrom hOspital, 5 mlnulosl loge Manor and Riverside ..,_. -· 9813 from Chs~ala Hila (1) 2 5 Apartrnenlo In Mlddlapon Hot Sprlnga hot tub, 8 Jltr........, bankruplcy Lower payments and ;;~;: ll:~~:.~~;::ally.lMonthly :.:..c.....-:---:-:----::-:::::-:- acres $20 000 and (1) 1 5 From $278·$348 Call 740- oon, 37 jell 1 yaer old, mini e11t Jnatantly Pnvate Ca ll Amer1x Now Reduce Houoo lor Sale by OWner acres $15000 or talco bolh 992 8084 Equal Housing condillon, $4,000 (740)416- Buck 8 belt salt, square All brick Ranch, 3br 2 112 lots lor $30,000 Call Oppo~unlllos 4175 beloe $1 00 olhor hay up( 10 Rates Loan belh living r()9m, lamlly (740)446-45 14 from 8' 5pm Now Taking Appllcotlono- hldopoudanl Horballle Dlo- $200, round beloe 51500 room cornblnallon dining M F (740)448-3248 after 36 West 2 Bedroom Town· trlbulor, Call For Product Or IIOh 304-e715-48119 Ownersh p room & kllehon 2 car st· 5pm 1982 Cred•t tached garage, lull bosehouse Apartments, lncludea CJPporlunlty (740)411Ear com $2 251 buoh&l, or ment A Mull Sttj Call lor BRUNER LANO Waler Sewage, Traeh JET $5 00 per 100 ground, 400 appolntrnanls 875-7328 or (740)441-1482 $350/t.lo 740-448.Q008 AERATION MOTORS baltl mulching straw 675-4139 one bedroom apt lor renl, Aopolred, Now &Jlobullt In $1 5M>alo (740)245-M'7 House lor sale llvlngroom 3 Clllllo Co-- Kerr Rd 8 slave and ralrlgerator In Stock Call .Ron Evana, 121 000 or 5 acres cludod (740)448-2583 800-537-11528 br ,2 112 balh, ealln k1tch acres S • New 11eding alfalfl hay with pond $25,000 Alo :--:-:':----7--:--,..---;:-:en, din room lull base- Grande ewclualve, priVate Small 1br Apartment, Fur· --.---,---.,---:-- $2 00 bela (740)992 5138 mont 2 car gsrage localed lOis 8 aero&, $19,500 Kyg- nlahed, khl>h&n. LA Balh JVC·VHS C Camcorder, Hay & Brlohl Wire 'llo at 10 Windsor Ct call 304 er, 37 acres, $30 ,ooo or 8 All utllt1ea paid except e1oc• ca•• - adaptor• and cha~r Slraw, Year Round Dellvary 875 2385 :.:..==--:---:--:-~::- acres $11,000 Clay Twp , trlc Relerenceo Deposit re· $225 00, 2 WOOdsn r & Volume Dlscounl AvailaNew houso Ranch style In 31 acreo or otreamo, WOOds, qulred $225 monlh stoo11 30" hlgll $20 oach ble 8Y8W)'Oft8 8 Aa,ono Heritage Farm Bidwell school area Heat $32,500 Tycoon Lake area (304)675·1385 •rt. pool ladder $25 773- (304)875-5724 APPII.OVBD pumpl conlral air. Smllh'a t• acres $13,500 Tara Townhouoe Apan• :520=:2'---------::~=­ Ill\ '\"'1'1 tl~ I\ Ill t'\ .JUST CALL 2 cablnols hardwood flOOrs, Molga Co Tuppers Plains menta Very SpaciOus, 2 IIOIILI HOME OWNEilB ~r;;;;;;;;;;;:~~;;;;;;;;, 1-888-7n-2719 Ext 121 car garage. 2 acres SA 881 5 lo 31 acre per: Bedrooma. 2 Floors, CA. 1 11(16 FORAurosSALil S95,000 (740)388-0833 eels nice llelda some 112 Belh, Fully Carpeted, Huge Inventory. Dlacounl carr Ad e acroo AcM Pool & Boby Pool, Po· Prlcoe On VInyl Skirting, Nice 3br 1 balh 00oc1 with grll8l old hay bemo sal uo, Slart $385/MO No Pill, Ooorl. Wlndowl Anchors, neighborhood all appllaooes lor horses $25,500 or 18 Loaoe Plus Securtty Depoolt Well< Hoelont, Plumbing & SO OOWN CARSI POLICE Included $59 900 (304)773- acres $23 000 Danville 5 Required, Oaya 740-448· ~IICtrlcal Porta Fumeceo & IMPOUNDS & REPOSI 5182 acres $10,500 Rutland, 9 3481. Evenings 740-387· ~loot PurfllO Bennolll Mo- HONOAS, CHEVY S Pomeroy 101 Ploaoanl acres $B 5001 0502, 740-448-0 101 ~~'= JEEP'S LOW AS $2911.10 Ridge 3 Bedrooms 100% Jusl a low ol lho parcels Twin AlvorTowelll now ac- nett 24 MO'S 019 9% FOR r~ed muol sell Make available Call now lor mape cepllng PSTINGS, CALL 1·800· offerl (740)898-8783 and olher llofingsl Owner II appllcaUons for 1 BR 451-o050 ext C·9812 nanclng wllh alight propeny HUD aubeld~ed apt lor markup elderly and disabled EOH (304)p5-8879 I • :;ou~ledse~n~~leg".!: ooo 3aS,:dl2b5t~,8~~ Other...... "-"=::....:=---- = • r·o ooo r Uoed FumHure Now 2 Piece Uvtngroom Sullos, $38t Buy. Sell, Trade Now And Utad Fumlluro Store Below Holiday Inn, Kanauga We Sell Gravo :3-:-bed-':-roo-m'"7ho~m-e~M::I-ners-v::ll=le Monument• And VIIOI area, river vi...,, reroronces (740)446-4782 ~~~po~~r F~:;'bll~ro~o~: Close to town quiet area lwo extra lola, Gold F1sh pond, new rool small out bulkllng new landscaping, (740)9923875 1887 Manta Carlo ss, 305 HO auto pearl 124 000 I)Ood COndlllon $4000 (740)985-4339 NEW ANO UIID ITIIL Still Beoma. Plpl RCiblr Fot caner., Angle, Chonnel. Flit Bor, S1MI Grating For Oralna, Drlvewaya & -IYI New 55 Gallon Druma Wllh Lid & Ring, $7 00 Elch L&L Scrap Molala()pon Monday T.-y W-~rldly, 118m~~l & T=~ (7o40 7300 AU: _ 1987 DOdge Power Ram 1981 Honey motor hom a 150 318 engine 4 wheel Ford engine generator driVe ale loOks good runs A/C new awmng sleeps 6 gut must see to apprecl (740)379 2430 5023 .:::':=-''c:-'""':;;_=--::---:- ate asldng $3900 080 - - - - - - - 1989 Chev Caprice Clalolc (740)992-6824 or (740)592 SPAa: I 50 Ul&r V/8 all power very 31 76 leave message Lw-..,;fiORiiiiiiiiRmriiiiioo-~· 00oc1 condHion t 15 000 :::::--:---;--;:--- Camper for sale pnce re ~ mllea$3500 (304)675-5181 1989 Dodge Ram van, duced 2001 Keystone 24 Home Spoce CIOoe aHtr 8pm 8250 $2000 080 loaded C air stereo miCro. wave awning French Ctty ~. city no _1_99_2_;_D_o<t_g_e_S_te_a_lt_h-E:-5:- (561)866.0749 Homes Gall1po111 OH outoldo pall. $110 month Bolga V 6 aulo 85 000 96 GMC SL Exl Cab (740)448 9340 (740)416-3817 mllaa goorr condition 305V8 71 800 miles AfT heltlng and COOling $7,000 (740)245-9836 AJC S W B very clean ga· P,j~~:-;--..,_..., ~~)258-~000 OBO 1994 Camero red v-8 5 rage kept Zle Bart Rust HOME 1 speed. 102 miles ale Proofing very well main· asking $11 900 ~ IMPROVF.MEI'ffii 1 . GooDs PETCAREAX COM save cd player, t tapa power wid lslned "---otliii!iilii;.,_,.t up lo SO% on ALL pol modi- $3000 llrm Call (304)675 (304)875-6440 collona and ouppllu In 7973 (aftor Spm) VANS & I Livingston s Basement WaAppllancu Rocondlllonod eluding Hoctrtgal<l, lntiiOI;OP- ...:....:.;::._-:-'-:'--:--:4WDs tar Proohng ali basemen t Wllhelll Dryora, Rangoe lor, Frontline morell FREE 199<1 Lumlno Euro 2 door repairs lifetime done guarantee free esll· Relrijjrators, UpTo900eya SHIPPING Ordar online $2105 1993 Cavalier · - - - - - - - mates Guara,_l Wo Sell wwwPotcoroAX com t· $2t96 1988 VW Rabbit , 987 Dodge Ram 150 4X4 ) b lllyllg Applt.nctt, French eoo-844-1427 $675 1988 Jeep ChoiOkeo 318 good shape $3000 14yrs on o expenence (304)895 3887 City t.la"'•g. 7-7795 Prinl~ ~--~.oak llnl·• with $2595 COOK MOTORS. 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HOllE C a11 even ng 174 2 - 1994 Ford XLT V 6 4x4 Extend a cab truck AMIFM 1665 OWNERS ="---------,-----, cassette Player &If, Call dining room lablo with lour 1Q117 Mercury Grand Mar padded chalro, 1 75 Tappen HI Efficiency 90% qulo 83 500 m1101 loaded, (304)773 51!14 4 5934 (740)2 5Gu Fumacet, Od Furno· locally owned, 740·446- 1995 Chevy 2500 Exl cab For 5alo Rocondllloned CH, 12 Stter Heal Pump & •016 or cell phone 4-wheel drh1e loaded wa·•·rs, dryont ••• -... Air Conditioning Sysltmo (254)7177545 82 000 mllas (304)675~~ -~ ...... 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WITf\ lt'EE.M~Y ~ON! P'"'(OU NE-\Ja: !<NOW Wf1£N. N'l ..., E/>'EJ<:foENCY 1<\\GI-\\ fi.".PPW 1 0~ I~ IT ? /;:;;:;;::~jJj •CaJ'IIet • • • Con~oleum FREE ESTIMATES Phone (304J 674-6100 ' · · l.oc1al Stl'lll, Pl. PIIIN Ju1tPutK&K ELm MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS BIG Ni\.TK . ' '> • • _, ,, on cutting adga••• would win the first trick. But how likely • ... I CAN'T BELIEVE 11M GOING OVER TO TI-lE MALL TO MEET A 61RL I DON'T REMEMBER .. BUT MA'f'BE SHE'S REAL Ci.JTE. AND MA'f8E WE'LL FALL IN LOVE AND SOMEDA't' GO OFF TO COLLEGE TOGETHER .. MA'f6E 5HE 1LL PAT ME ON THE HEAD, AND I'LL TURN INTO A PIT BULL .. .~ ~ ITUESDAY JULY 241 ' 1 you hav e faith in your idea•. •put them to the: test, ;md tolhy is ju .~t the tb y to do so. Dun 't he dubious, be deliberL ~o. treat yourself to a birthday brift. S~.· nd for your . Astrn- C.raph p r~.·d i cti n m for tlw year ahead by mailing S2 and ,SASE to A~tro-Graph. c/ o thi s newspa per, 1'.0 . llox 175M . Murra y Hill Station , New York.', NY ltll 5b. llc ~ure to ~ tate your. Zod iac sign. VIRGO (Aug. 23- S,pt. 22) - - When working With pt· oplc wh() , hav~.· hiunrinlly !....li;;;;;;;;:rc~;-l~~Lj;i~~~~ti~~~t"-,;~:-" ~-....,..--+---.--,,---1 t • • ' bar- ~. ~tc~.·rl'd N:;:,' s . 0 1 MI _ . ~ .II . wI . Ie~0~:~~:~ . the chuckl: quoted by filling in the mluing words you develop from srep No. 3 below. .... P~ INT NUMBERED LETTE~S IN ,. ~ THESE SQUARES I " I ~. 1 r ,, • 1 tw~~clarer's luck was :;t)~~::N=Ef;~;~N=A~=-~;~;ER=L;ET;;I;ER;S:T;:;O::=;:I=~~=.*1~~~t:h~~=~,=~~~~ others will as wdl. lfs tim~ to ate. ...' I I J. . . I cas e S C U WIDners. Finally, he cast adrift with the spade In th e yl'ar ·alu: Jd, you he able lu bring divc rgt• nr fac t inn5 to gc th !!r for profitablt• purp ose~. · B~· ming your smarts, you c.u1 gain from most li)ything to whid) yu u put your ha nd. LEO Quly 23-Aug. 22) -- If K I :s~~~ ~~~~~wt~~~ h d hi 1 b · ~hould AMERICAN LEAGUE '· natwortl ~=~~-:;:~·:;~~ in. After winning with his king, East had either to concede a ruff- and-discard or to lead a~ay from the diamond king. Whichever he chose, South had · no diamond loser. Awards a. Rather's aalary 23 Egg dllh was that? Not very . .' HU SY B A paranoid fellow told a · So, South played s tenderhewasafraidofsomeone •'· dummy's spade four ~::;;:;~;~~::,:::..,being under his bed . The .par- ·· and won in hand with r tender advised him to cut the legs; PEANUTS ~ Mike Hampton pitched a Blue Jays 7-2 Monday night. ' the majors. His 27 4th victory 2-3 innings, striking out seven •· five-hitter as Colorado sent visAs teamrhates with the 1986 put him ahead ofYankees Hall as Seattle completed .a four- : iring San Francisco to its third Boston Red Sox, Clemens ::'of Farner Red Ruffing for 27th game sweep at the · straight loss. often sat beside Seaver in the_.' place. Metrodome. Neifi Perez hit a three-run dugout, trying to absorb every-.· Clemens is unbeaten in .11 Minnesota has lost nine of i homer and drove in four runs thing the aging ace knew about starts, the .longest streak by a· 12 since the All-Star break. _; for the Rockies, who won for pitching. Yankees pitcher since Jimmy Brad Radke (1 0-7) dropped ~ just the sixth time in 31 garnes. Maybe the most important Key won 11 straight in 1994. his third consecutive start, giv- : Hampton (1 0-7) w~s 0-5 lesson he learned was staying He improved to 9-0 this year at ing up all three runs - orie with an 8.06 ERA in his previ- power. Yankee Stadium, drawing stand- was unearned -and nine hits ous seven starts. He allowed "Longevity:' the 38-year-old ing ovations when he passed · in eight innings. only two hits through seven Clemens said. "That's what you . Seaver and again when he left Kazuhiro Sasaki got four _ innings before pinch-hitter Sha- have to have when you're chas- after 6 2-3 innings. straight outs for his major · : · · CUbs 6, AstroS l Corey Pattenon· and Miguel won Dunston hit a two-run ing down guys so rich in histoClemens caught Luis Lopez league-leading 33rd save. ., Cairo homered as· Chicago homer. ry." . looking at a fastball leading off Anpls 9, Orioles 4 earned a split of a four-game P&dies 4, D-backs 2· Clemens, in the 18th year of a the fifth inning for his sixth Troy Glaus had three RB!s ·; series. Phil Nevin went 3-for-4 with storied career, won the first of strikeout and No. 3,641 life- and Anaheim scored all its ; Kerry Wood (9-6) won for a homer and two RB!s as visit- his five Cy Young in time, one more than Seaver.The runs with two outs in winning ' the first time in four starts since ing San Diego won its 'fifth 1986. He might be headed for a Rocket struck out eight to fin- for the seventh time in eight July 3, allowing two runs and 10 straight. sixth this season. ish the night with 3,643. games. Baltimore has lost : hits in 5 2-3 innings and strikWoody Williams (7 -8) Seaver, a first-ballot Hall of The ball was saved as a sou- seven of eight and 14 of 17. ; , ing out five. allowed one run and six hits in • Farner, won three Cy Yourtgs venir, and Clemens stepped off Ismael Valdes (7- 5) allowed • five innings co win for the first and 311 games during a 20-year the rubber to wave his glove and two runs and eight hits in 5 2- .• Expos 3, Phllles 0 3 innin_gs at Camden Yards. Javier Vazquez pitched a time in three starts. Trevor Hoff- career that ended after that '86 tip his cap to the fans. . Next up on the· strikeout list Athletics 7, Royals l seven-hit shutout and struck out man pitched the ninth for his campaign. 23rd save. Power pitchers with similar ts Bert Blyleven, third With 'rim Hudson won his fifth I 0 for Montreal.' Orlando Cabrera, Michael styles, both right-banders relied 3,701. Nolan Ryan holds the consecutive decision, allowing .! Barrett and Jose Vieiro each had on explosive leg drive and iext- career record With 5,714 and two runs and five hits in seven ' RB!s fo~ the Expos. The host book mechal!i cs to stay strong Steve Carlton is second with innings for visiting Oakland. -: Phillies dropped to 4-8 since the for so long. 4,136. . . . . Hudson (12-5) is 5-0 with a Clemens rockets past "Tom Seaver is just a tremenTmo Marcmez htt h1s 250th 2.11 ERA in his last six starts, · . All- Star break. Vazquez (9- 9) walked none in Seaver on career K list dous name, a tremendous pitch- career home run, and Paul a major factor in helping Oakhis second complete garne of Whatever Tom Seaver taught er and a tremendOus person:• O'Neill~ Jorge Posada and land (5~-46) get back into the the season and fourth career Rpger Clemens, it's working. Clemens !aid. " I was able to take Shane Spencer also connected AL wild-card race following shutout - second this year. Arid it has been for a long, long some things Tom told me on for New York. For the second an 8-18 start. Since losing four straight· starts, time. the bench. He was a teammate, straight day against Toronto, Ron Gant hit a three- run ' · Clemens rocketed past Seaver and in th; short time he Was, I th~ Yankees tied a season high homer for the A's, who are 15- . • he is 4-0 with a 2. 98 ERA. . 5 in July _ baseball's best Montreal had just three hits into fourth place on the career ,,was able to learn a lot from for homers. off Ornar Daal (10-3) before strikeout list, winning his 1Oth • him." Mllrlnen 3, 'IWins l record this month - and 9-3 straight decision as the New . Clemens (14-1) tied Arizona's Jamie Moyer (10-5) allowed sipce the All-Star break. scoring twice in the sixth. York Yankees beat the Toronto Cure Schilling for most wins in both runs and seven hits in 6 ROckies Giants l 22 Got, •• I1-j,.....,r---.I""""""'TI-.--1I ~ Angeles, has allowed only 15 earned runs in 61 innings against the Brewers. He also won 1-0 over Milwauke!! on opening day. Park (1 0-6) gave up five hits all singles in 6 2-3 innings, striking but Me and walking one: · Matt Herges pitched a 1-2-3 eighth and Jeff Shaw pitched a p~rfect ninth for his 29th save. now.r . 5 Foo clan!Hn S Not · 38 Showaa wholaule .. BornF,.... 7 Overturned 37 SuPil'latlva 8 Artlat'a 33 Tobrlz monds. I t E M A F A 1· Perhaps the open2 ing lead was away . _ _ . . . from the king-jack-10 ~==~::;:~~::::---' of spades . Then, KR0 CF d u m my' s q u e en Clemens reaches milestone; Brewers still inept; Cubs win BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Milwaukee Brewers haven't had much to be happy about recently. Seeing Chan Ho Park come to town couldn't have made the plummeting team feel any better. The Brewers lost at home 'to Park and the Los Angeles Dodgers 3-1 Moriday night, leaving them with a majorleague high 10-game losing streak and 0-6 against the Korean right-hander. 1 " He's pitched three quality games against us this season:' Milwaukee manager Davey Lopes said. "We had some chances, but we couldn't get that big hit at the right time. That's why we're in this tailspm. The streak topped Kansas City's nine-game skid from July 2-13, and left the Brewers with 22 losses in 27 games. Milwaukee last dropped 10 straight in May 1994 en route to a fumchise record 14-game losing streak. The New York Mets were runed out at Aorida.The teams will make u the game in September. The Brewers probably wished rain had washed out their game against Park. who has a 2.21 ERA jn nine career starts against them. Park, who threw a two-hit shutout last Wednesday in Los 31 Make amanda for 49 BuiHight My favorite country 24 Sllbwa chear singer is Suzy Bogdlupproval 50 Actreu 25 Ata Charlottaguss. She has a won euffl• atudio raducad 52 Pattormad 38 Yule o Almond, derful voice and has price 53 "Gollyl" 40 FNitakln e.g. (2 wda.) 54 Sin recorded many super songs, especiaUy those on "Someth.ing up My Sleeve ." In an earlier number, "Aces Wild,'' she sings the line "You can 't deal me the aces and think I wouldn't play. " So, here is a deal featuring a hand containing all four ac.es and no other honors. You reach SI;K hearts. West leads the spade jack. How would you proceed? North's response of three no - trump showed a game-forcing heart raise with at CELEBRITY CIPHER least four-card supby Luis Campos port . South would Colobrt1y Cipher ciYJlloeroma are created from quotations by famout • have preferred his people, put ond Eac!> lener In the cipher atanda for anolhtr. Today's clus: Y equals L partner to use Blackwood , but he K R P KX 0 VE' S 'T M K couldn't see a way . to do it. Even if he conOMeP S L P OSPVSGJGST. trol-bid (cue-bid) four TMK .D M B P K R P , SLP T M·K clubs to show that ace, it was unlikely VEFI!YMK DVTV LVJP.' partner would mutter PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Show me a good apor1sman and I'll four no-trump . So, show you a player I'm looking to trade."- Leo Durocher South used two doses 0 2001 by NEA, InC, 24 of the famous convention before settling in six hearn. wolD The mirror distri GAMI bution. was irritating. . _ _ _ _...;.._ ldllod ~Y CLAY 1. POUAN - - - - - It looked as though Reo<ronge letters of tho there was.one loser in four scrambled wordo below ro form four slmpit words. spade_~_al1d~ on.e in_rlia\-'CcF, ~...,c-~~'- . ,~ tbl Classified Ada 7·11, 20, 22, 23, 24, 21, 28,2001 30 Bahlnd j' I I I 1-304-675-7824 ·1o810-lS~7 ResidOatial Commertial New Comtrudlon Sllles Semce butallatlon Specilllizi"'l in Sheet Metal Duttwork "Trane" Sales .!1 Sen ice .For Gllllla, Mason, a'nd Meigs CoW.tles Licensed and lnourod WV 0051" Garage Sale 7/26 & 7121 8:30.4:00 While provincial bedroom suite, extra dresser bookcase, full bed, bedding, books, clothes, D. 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Murra y Hill Station , New York.', NY ltll 5b. llc ~ure to ~ tate your. Zod iac sign. VIRGO (Aug. 23- S,pt. 22) - - When working With pt· oplc wh() , hav~.· hiunrinlly !....li;;;;;;;;:rc~;-l~~Lj;i~~~~ti~~~t"-,;~:-" ~-....,..--+---.--,,---1 t • • ' bar- ~. ~tc~.·rl'd N:;:,' s . 0 1 MI _ . ~ .II . wI . Ie~0~:~~:~ . the chuckl: quoted by filling in the mluing words you develop from srep No. 3 below. .... P~ INT NUMBERED LETTE~S IN ,. ~ THESE SQUARES I " I ~. 1 r ,, • 1 tw~~clarer's luck was :;t)~~::N=Ef;~;~N=A~=-~;~;ER=L;ET;;I;ER;S:T;:;O::=;:I=~~=.*1~~~t:h~~=~,=~~~~ others will as wdl. lfs tim~ to ate. ...' I I J. . . I cas e S C U WIDners. Finally, he cast adrift with the spade In th e yl'ar ·alu: Jd, you he able lu bring divc rgt• nr fac t inn5 to gc th !!r for profitablt• purp ose~. · B~· ming your smarts, you c.u1 gain from most li)ything to whid) yu u put your ha nd. LEO Quly 23-Aug. 22) -- If K I :s~~~ ~~~~~wt~~~ h d hi 1 b · ~hould AMERICAN LEAGUE '· natwortl ~=~~-:;:~·:;~~ in. After winning with his king, East had either to concede a ruff- and-discard or to lead a~ay from the diamond king. Whichever he chose, South had · no diamond loser. Awards a. Rather's aalary 23 Egg dllh was that? Not very . .' HU SY B A paranoid fellow told a · So, South played s tenderhewasafraidofsomeone •'· dummy's spade four ~::;;:;~;~~::,:::..,being under his bed . The .par- ·· and won in hand with r tender advised him to cut the legs; PEANUTS ~ Mike Hampton pitched a Blue Jays 7-2 Monday night. ' the majors. His 27 4th victory 2-3 innings, striking out seven •· five-hitter as Colorado sent visAs teamrhates with the 1986 put him ahead ofYankees Hall as Seattle completed .a four- : iring San Francisco to its third Boston Red Sox, Clemens ::'of Farner Red Ruffing for 27th game sweep at the · straight loss. often sat beside Seaver in the_.' place. Metrodome. Neifi Perez hit a three-run dugout, trying to absorb every-.· Clemens is unbeaten in .11 Minnesota has lost nine of i homer and drove in four runs thing the aging ace knew about starts, the .longest streak by a· 12 since the All-Star break. _; for the Rockies, who won for pitching. Yankees pitcher since Jimmy Brad Radke (1 0-7) dropped ~ just the sixth time in 31 garnes. Maybe the most important Key won 11 straight in 1994. his third consecutive start, giv- : Hampton (1 0-7) w~s 0-5 lesson he learned was staying He improved to 9-0 this year at ing up all three runs - orie with an 8.06 ERA in his previ- power. Yankee Stadium, drawing stand- was unearned -and nine hits ous seven starts. He allowed "Longevity:' the 38-year-old ing ovations when he passed · in eight innings. only two hits through seven Clemens said. "That's what you . Seaver and again when he left Kazuhiro Sasaki got four _ innings before pinch-hitter Sha- have to have when you're chas- after 6 2-3 innings. straight outs for his major · : · · CUbs 6, AstroS l Corey Pattenon· and Miguel won Dunston hit a two-run ing down guys so rich in histoClemens caught Luis Lopez league-leading 33rd save. ., Cairo homered as· Chicago homer. ry." . looking at a fastball leading off Anpls 9, Orioles 4 earned a split of a four-game P&dies 4, D-backs 2· Clemens, in the 18th year of a the fifth inning for his sixth Troy Glaus had three RB!s ·; series. Phil Nevin went 3-for-4 with storied career, won the first of strikeout and No. 3,641 life- and Anaheim scored all its ; Kerry Wood (9-6) won for a homer and two RB!s as visit- his five Cy Young in time, one more than Seaver.The runs with two outs in winning ' the first time in four starts since ing San Diego won its 'fifth 1986. He might be headed for a Rocket struck out eight to fin- for the seventh time in eight July 3, allowing two runs and 10 straight. sixth this season. ish the night with 3,643. games. Baltimore has lost : hits in 5 2-3 innings and strikWoody Williams (7 -8) Seaver, a first-ballot Hall of The ball was saved as a sou- seven of eight and 14 of 17. ; , ing out five. allowed one run and six hits in • Farner, won three Cy Yourtgs venir, and Clemens stepped off Ismael Valdes (7- 5) allowed • five innings co win for the first and 311 games during a 20-year the rubber to wave his glove and two runs and eight hits in 5 2- .• Expos 3, Phllles 0 3 innin_gs at Camden Yards. Javier Vazquez pitched a time in three starts. Trevor Hoff- career that ended after that '86 tip his cap to the fans. . Next up on the· strikeout list Athletics 7, Royals l seven-hit shutout and struck out man pitched the ninth for his campaign. 23rd save. Power pitchers with similar ts Bert Blyleven, third With 'rim Hudson won his fifth I 0 for Montreal.' Orlando Cabrera, Michael styles, both right-banders relied 3,701. Nolan Ryan holds the consecutive decision, allowing .! Barrett and Jose Vieiro each had on explosive leg drive and iext- career record With 5,714 and two runs and five hits in seven ' RB!s fo~ the Expos. The host book mechal!i cs to stay strong Steve Carlton is second with innings for visiting Oakland. -: Phillies dropped to 4-8 since the for so long. 4,136. . . . . Hudson (12-5) is 5-0 with a Clemens rockets past "Tom Seaver is just a tremenTmo Marcmez htt h1s 250th 2.11 ERA in his last six starts, · . All- Star break. Vazquez (9- 9) walked none in Seaver on career K list dous name, a tremendous pitch- career home run, and Paul a major factor in helping Oakhis second complete garne of Whatever Tom Seaver taught er and a tremendOus person:• O'Neill~ Jorge Posada and land (5~-46) get back into the the season and fourth career Rpger Clemens, it's working. Clemens !aid. " I was able to take Shane Spencer also connected AL wild-card race following shutout - second this year. Arid it has been for a long, long some things Tom told me on for New York. For the second an 8-18 start. Since losing four straight· starts, time. the bench. He was a teammate, straight day against Toronto, Ron Gant hit a three- run ' · Clemens rocketed past Seaver and in th; short time he Was, I th~ Yankees tied a season high homer for the A's, who are 15- . • he is 4-0 with a 2. 98 ERA. . 5 in July _ baseball's best Montreal had just three hits into fourth place on the career ,,was able to learn a lot from for homers. off Ornar Daal (10-3) before strikeout list, winning his 1Oth • him." Mllrlnen 3, 'IWins l record this month - and 9-3 straight decision as the New . Clemens (14-1) tied Arizona's Jamie Moyer (10-5) allowed sipce the All-Star break. scoring twice in the sixth. York Yankees beat the Toronto Cure Schilling for most wins in both runs and seven hits in 6 ROckies Giants l 22 Got, •• I1-j,.....,r---.I""""""'TI-.--1I ~ Angeles, has allowed only 15 earned runs in 61 innings against the Brewers. He also won 1-0 over Milwauke!! on opening day. Park (1 0-6) gave up five hits all singles in 6 2-3 innings, striking but Me and walking one: · Matt Herges pitched a 1-2-3 eighth and Jeff Shaw pitched a p~rfect ninth for his 29th save. now.r . 5 Foo clan!Hn S Not · 38 Showaa wholaule .. BornF,.... 7 Overturned 37 SuPil'latlva 8 Artlat'a 33 Tobrlz monds. I t E M A F A 1· Perhaps the open2 ing lead was away . _ _ . . . from the king-jack-10 ~==~::;:~~::::---' of spades . Then, KR0 CF d u m my' s q u e en Clemens reaches milestone; Brewers still inept; Cubs win BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Milwaukee Brewers haven't had much to be happy about recently. Seeing Chan Ho Park come to town couldn't have made the plummeting team feel any better. The Brewers lost at home 'to Park and the Los Angeles Dodgers 3-1 Moriday night, leaving them with a majorleague high 10-game losing streak and 0-6 against the Korean right-hander. 1 " He's pitched three quality games against us this season:' Milwaukee manager Davey Lopes said. "We had some chances, but we couldn't get that big hit at the right time. That's why we're in this tailspm. The streak topped Kansas City's nine-game skid from July 2-13, and left the Brewers with 22 losses in 27 games. Milwaukee last dropped 10 straight in May 1994 en route to a fumchise record 14-game losing streak. The New York Mets were runed out at Aorida.The teams will make u the game in September. The Brewers probably wished rain had washed out their game against Park. who has a 2.21 ERA jn nine career starts against them. Park, who threw a two-hit shutout last Wednesday in Los 31 Make amanda for 49 BuiHight My favorite country 24 Sllbwa chear singer is Suzy Bogdlupproval 50 Actreu 25 Ata Charlottaguss. She has a won euffl• atudio raducad 52 Pattormad 38 Yule o Almond, derful voice and has price 53 "Gollyl" 40 FNitakln e.g. (2 wda.) 54 Sin recorded many super songs, especiaUy those on "Someth.ing up My Sleeve ." In an earlier number, "Aces Wild,'' she sings the line "You can 't deal me the aces and think I wouldn't play. " So, here is a deal featuring a hand containing all four ac.es and no other honors. You reach SI;K hearts. West leads the spade jack. How would you proceed? North's response of three no - trump showed a game-forcing heart raise with at CELEBRITY CIPHER least four-card supby Luis Campos port . South would Colobrt1y Cipher ciYJlloeroma are created from quotations by famout • have preferred his people, put ond Eac!> lener In the cipher atanda for anolhtr. Today's clus: Y equals L partner to use Blackwood , but he K R P KX 0 VE' S 'T M K couldn't see a way . to do it. Even if he conOMeP S L P OSPVSGJGST. trol-bid (cue-bid) four TMK .D M B P K R P , SLP T M·K clubs to show that ace, it was unlikely VEFI!YMK DVTV LVJP.' partner would mutter PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Show me a good apor1sman and I'll four no-trump . So, show you a player I'm looking to trade."- Leo Durocher South used two doses 0 2001 by NEA, InC, 24 of the famous convention before settling in six hearn. wolD The mirror distri GAMI bution. was irritating. . _ _ _ _...;.._ ldllod ~Y CLAY 1. POUAN - - - - - It looked as though Reo<ronge letters of tho there was.one loser in four scrambled wordo below ro form four slmpit words. spade_~_al1d~ on.e in_rlia\-'CcF, ~...,c-~~'- . ,~ tbl Classified Ada 7·11, 20, 22, 23, 24, 21, 28,2001 30 Bahlnd j' I I I 1-304-675-7824 ·1o810-lS~7 ResidOatial Commertial New Comtrudlon Sllles Semce butallatlon Specilllizi"'l in Sheet Metal Duttwork "Trane" Sales .!1 Sen ice .For Gllllla, Mason, a'nd Meigs CoW.tles Licensed and lnourod WV 0051" Garage Sale 7/26 & 7121 8:30.4:00 While provincial bedroom suite, extra dresser bookcase, full bed, bedding, books, clothes, D. 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C IIN C ER Uunc 21 -Jnl y 22) - - HI.! suppurtivt.• of. your loved ones tod:~y , not dict:ltorir~l. If yo u and your familY work. togrther, thmgs in 1-':t.'ller;~ l should wo rk o ut in a.' m;1nncr plc:asing to aiL I "' : �.• NFL CAMP STEELERS CAMP ROUNDUP The Miami Dolphins know how dominant their defense is, and they want to keep it that way. The Dolphins took another big step toward shutting down opposing offenses for years to come, signing All-Pro defenSive end Jaspn Taylor to a six-year, $42 million contract Monday on the eve of traini.ng camp. "~ 1e're trying to keep our nucleus together," Miami coach Dave Wannsredt said. "Most of these guys are 26 or 27 years old and just getting into the prime of their careers.'' Taylor, 26, had a career-high 14 112 sacks J.,st year for the AFC East champions. He was chosen for the All-Pro team and vo ted a Pro Bowl starter, both for the first time. "You 're talking about a player in the early stages of developing into a dominating player in this league,"Wan nstedt said. Taylor's contract rep la ces the one-year, _$5.39 million deal the Dolphins tendered him m February, when he was designated their franchise player. The long-term agreement further ensures the stability of a defense that ranked third in the NFL last year in points allowed. Six veteran starters are under contract through at least 2003: Taylor, linebackers Zach Thom~s and Derrick Rodgers, tackle Daryl Gardener, and cornerbacks Sam Madison and Patrick Surtain. ~1iami also "signed four rookies, including Oklahoma quarterback Josh Heupel, the sixth.JDUnd pick; No. 2 choice Chris Chambers, a wide recetver from Wtsconsm; and Flonda State running back Travis Minor, a third-round selection. Patriots Running back Robert Edwards, ·w ho severely injured his knee in a beach football game at the 1999 Pro Bowl, flunked the team's conditioning test, falling :i second short at the end of 20 straight 60-yard dashes. Edwards said he failed because he was nervous, and wants to try again. But he was placeci on the team's physically unable to perform list, kecpinr, him out at the start of training camp. Also, New England signed first-round draft pick Richard Seymour to a six-year deal for $14.3 million, including a $4.8 million signing bonus. The 6-foot-6 defensive linemen played tackle and tnd and started for 2 112 years n Georgia. The Patriot5 hope he can start as a 'rookie. short-passing attack that tjnished last in the NFL. Panthers Carolina released veteran defensive end Chuck Smith, who played in only two games last season because of arthritic knees after signing a five-year, $21.5 million contract. Wide receiver Patrick Jeffers, co-- holder of the team record for touchdown catches, says he's concerned abou t persistent swelling in his left knee. Jeffers missed all of last season after injuring the knee in training camp. Lions Detroit. agreed to terms with three draft picks, including :irst- round tackle Jeff Backus. T he Lions also announced agreements with center Dominic Raiola and defensive tackle Shaun Rogers. Backus will receive $6.6 73 million over five years, with incentives that can bring the contra·ct's value to about $8 million. Bears· Wide recei·:er Bobby Engram, who tore up his right knee in the third game of last season, worked out and said he's finally. ready to come bJck. Engflm led C hicago in receiving in 1998 and 1999. · Bills Buffalo released free agent rookie quarterback Tim Hassel beck, bitther of Seattle starter Matt Hassel beck, and cut punter Pat Pidgeon . Packers Green Bay signed wideout Robert Ferguson, the team's second-round draft pick out of Texas A&M. With a recent dropoff in production from top receiver Antonio Freeman, Ferguson will likely need to contribute quickly. LATROllE, Pa . (AP) - Mike Mularkey has tried to avoid using the term "simplified" to describe the Steeiers' new offense since replacing Kevin Gilbride as offensive coordinator. Now Mularkey wishes the subject had never been brought up. "I think the simplified thing has been blown out of proportion," he said. " It's not going to be a vanilla offense, [ can tell you that:· Gone from the offense are most of Gi!hride's read routes, which required receivprs and quarterbacks to read defenses on the fly. But Mularkey said the offense is not so simpie that it will be an open book to NFL defenses. "I think people are reading it the wrong way - that it's a simple offense," Mularkey said. " It is easier for the players to perform, but we're going to do some things that we have not done here, even when Chan (Gailey) was here." Gailey was the offensive coordinator in 1'997 when Kardell Stewart had his best season as a quarterback and the Steelers reached the AFC Championship Game. Gailey capitalized on Stewart's mobility, taking him om of the pocket to pass or run . Mularkey is reviving those rollouts and bootlegs, and has added plenty of pre-snap shifts and motion . Before nearly every snap, tight ends, fullbacks and wide receivers shift simultaneously, along with another player running in motion. The defense must react up until the ball is snapped, something the Sreelers hope will catch them off balance. "It gives defenses complications," Stewart said. "When you're stale and just sitting there, they can do what they want to do. They can dictate. Now, we're going to be the guys with the opportunity to dictate." The New York GiantS went to the Super Bowl last year using a similarly fluid offense. They also used it to beat rhe Steelers 30-10. · But the Steelers say their offense is unique, •nd not a carbon copy of the Giants' strategy last year. , "Coach Mularkey has put together his scheme over the course of time," said defensive coordinator Tim Lewis. '.'I don't know if it necessarily came from the Giants. In his mind, he's carried this playbook with him for a number of years." . Players say practicing against the new offense is also preparing them for anyone who uses a lot of motion before the snap. " It's good' to see it now so much in practice . because it takes some time to get used to it;' said strong safety Lee Flowers. "Qur offense is doing a great job with it. They're going to catch some teams off guard, particularly in this division where you don't see it that much ." Mularkey said he was hired to bring a new look to the Steelers' offense and he believes that's just what he's done. . "We are going ,tb be a physical bunch," he said. "But also,, we want to be a fast offense, and I think getting away from that thinking process and becoming reactors will help in that regard." The Spartans made things interesting in the ninth inning. Nick Dioguardi singled and Wayne Dicken walked. Guinther then walked to ioad the bases with two outs. Jason Page II McCumber then singled in a pair of runs, gle to score Dettwiller, and Jeff Brown · and Tyler McLead followed with a Clouble. laced a single to score both Skinner and WarStickel walked. to load the bases and Warren ren for a 4-0 lead. came in to pitch. Warren struck out the final The Spartans came back to cut the lead in batter looking to end the game and pick up half in the bottom of the fifth, Chris Kidder the save. singled and one out fater Justin Guinther just Gibbs picked up the win with help from cleared the . center field fence for a two run Warren. The two combined to scatter 10 hits, home run. walk three and strike out eight. Brown led Meigs scored four big runs in the tc·p of Meigs with a home run and two singles, Warthe seventh inning to take an 8-2 lead. Detren added three singles, Drew Bush, John twille.r walked, and moved up on a passed Stanley and Andy !)avis all added singles. • ball .Warren walked and Dettwiller came into Guinther was the losing pitcher, with help score on another passed ball with Warren from McLead. Guinther had a home run and moving to second. Brown then slammed a a single to lead Athens, McCumber and Diono-doubter to dead center field for a two run guradi each added a pair of singles, McLead home run . and Stickel each had a double, Dicken, Kidc Meigs made it 9--2 in the eighth inning, der and Brunton each had a single. Worren singled and Brown walked. Warren Meigs will meet Lancaster Tuesday at 5:30 then came into score on a fielders choi~e otT p.ni. at Beavers Field. the bat of John Stanley. Legion from Bengals Darnay Scott, wlw missed all of last season with a leg' broken in training camp, worked out and said he's ready for a big season. " I hope some people think I did lose a step," Scott said. "They'll realize they're w&lhg when FIRST DAY ON THE JOB - Panthers' rookie I run by them." QB Chris Weinke throws on the first day of Scott is Cincinnati's fastest receiver. Without camp. (AP) .him last season, the offense evolved into a lucas wants The Dream HOTJSTON (AP) Cleveland Cavaliers coach John Lucas says the team will exhaust all iiS options to try to sign free agent Hakeem Olajuwon. Olajuwon has spent his entire career wi!h the Houst.on Rockets. His S16.5 million contract with Houston expired at the end of the season. He originally said last year would be his last but has since changed hts mind. "I know that there are several teams that have an inter- Meigs County's ·Wednesday Warren from tick~ts CONCEALED WEAPONS go on sale Group Bv C1w1t!N£ HOERJCH talking to officials aboot bill SENTINEL NEWS STAFF POMEROY - . Season and membership tickets for the 2001 Meigs County Fair, A\lg. 13-18, are now on sale Season tickets may be purchased from Joe's Country Market, ·Rutland; . Home National Bank, Racine; Baum Lumber Co., Chester; Sugar Rim Flour Mill, Pomeroy; Swisher-Lohse Pharmacy, Pomeroy; Little John's Food Mart, Tuppers Plains; Gloeckner's Restaurant, . Pomeroy; Whaley's Grocery, Darwin; H.e len Baer, Syracuse; Dan's, Mid.dleport; Five Points Express, Pomeroy; Reed's Country Store, Reedsville; MeDon. aid's, Pomeroy; Little John's Food Mart, Miiddleport, and Rutland Department Store. The price for season tick. ets, sold only to individuals and not to a company or organization, are $14 this .year. The tickers give gate admission to the fair, free parking all week long, and entertainment and shows, but not the amusement rides. Membership tickets which entitle holders to admission and voiing privileges are $15 and may be purchased from any fair board member or are on sale at , the Sugar Run Flour Mill in Pomeroy. However, the nc ets· are only available to Meigs County residents over 18. Daily admission to the-fair is $6 and includes all the entertainment and shows as well the amusement rides. As in the past, children under 2 are admitted free. However, they must purchase a ride to be ride on the rides. As in previous years, Senior Citizen's Day will be observed on Thursday and to be admitted to the fairgrounds, all seniors have to do is show their Golden Buckeye Cards. Kiddie Day will be observed on Wednesday and children 12 and under will be admitted free until noon and can get a handstamp for $3 to ride all day. The rides will operate on a schedule of Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday 1 to 4:30 and 6 to 11 p.m.; on Wednesday and . Saturday, noon to 5 and 6 to 11 p.m. Holders of season, mem- Piuse see Felr, AJ . CHOOSE FROM OUR PACKAGES OR DESIGN YOUR OWN! Swrwur Special, .. 3 consecutive days unlimited greens fees ...$99 per persdn° Hotels not included. Available May IS -September I 5 !JtJt.•,, 1WI imlude Capitol Hill, O.nmmr Vaik.'l or l..Jtzl:(u'tJtld. GrnnrJ /Vatl~~nal no/ in.-lnrhl 4ter An,qll·'' Jl. 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REED CHESTER - Lots of natives rerum to Meigs County f£r S!:!ffiEle! visits, _b ut few wear 18th-cenrury cosrumes, or bring a truckful of colonial-era musical instruments and g;unes . - -'l'hen-again;Meig; County llasn't piiJdutce<la large number of fire-eating minstrels, aside from Eric and Susan Danner Scites. The Scites and their two children, Cory and Virginia, GRANDE ARMONICA - Music is also a part of the Fair Wynd Players' act. Here , Eric plays the grande armonica- a unique brought a lot of interesting props for a week- T~sk force will try to curb violence CINCINNATI (AP) -A spe- · cia! team of city police officers will try to stop the violence that has plagued the city this summer. The police division's Violent Crime Task Force planned to go after a new, more compre hensive list of the city's 42 most wanted fugitives, starting Wednesday. "There's a crisis in the city at this time," Police ChiefTom Streicher said. "The~e people, their names ; keep sutracing during these investigations. But people who are out there doing these things are going to find out that Sentinel Details, A2 Calendar Classjfjeds Comics Editorials Obituaries Weather . instrument consisting ·of graduated glasses filled with water. Daughter Virginia enjoys the show. (Brian J. Reed photo) PiuseseeJesten,AJ L-:10. Lotteries AS OHIO 82-4 Pick]: 7-4-5; Pick 4: 8-0-2·7 85 llldare s: 7-12-22-28-36 A4 A3 W.VA. 8!.3. 6 Dally :S: 3-9·5 Daily 4: 4-7-6-2 A2 C> 2001 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. "ut're going to go out and try to apprehend these people. They are committing a lot of the violence. " Tom Stretcher it's over." T he 70 task force members spent Tuesda)l planning how they'll fight shootings, which have increased 600 percent since a year ago. The latest incide~ts Monday night and earlyJuesday left four CINCINNATI (AP) -A driver chasing a sport utility vehicle shot the two men inside, then sped off as the vehicle cra.hed on the lawn of an apartment building, witnesses told police. Both men died in their overrurned vehicle. 1 . Later Monday in a nearby neighborhood, two men were injured in another shooting, the latest in an unumally violent summer in the city. • Price ~ ~re per pe•">On , ba!;ed on double otcupancy and pre-selectt'd hotels. Summer Specl.allnctude ~ unlimited replay at same site. Cart fee charged for all rounds. Subject to availability, Som1 re~trictions m~y apply. Ciarts ami tiJx are not lncludfd in price. Valid May 15- Septem!Mor 15, 2001 . E-mail: reservallons@njgoltcom Fot a complete state vacation guide call {aOO.ALABAMA or visit www.tourallbama.org FOR RESERV~710NS & TliE 71MES 1-800-257-3465 www. rtjgolfcom victims, two of them shot to death •I point- black range w hil e witnesses watched. In Cincinnati this year, 25 homicides h~ve occurred. That's up from 18 at this time last year. Streicher addressed the handpicked group of task . force officers, promising to give them his full support. "Rely on your training, use ·force if you have to and I'll sup· port you," Streicher said. "We're going to go out and try to apprehend these people. They are committing a lot of the violence." SOCIAL SECURITY Leaders cite urgent ~ need -for changes WASHINGTON (AP) - A co-chairman of President Bush's Social Security commission backed otT calling th e system "broken," and members defended their report to critics. As they spoke, dozens of protesters waved signs and chanted in a demonstr:ltion out5ide the meeting site. Co-chairman Richard Parsons, AOL Time Warner chief operating officer, said Tuesday he went .too far when he stated in the commission's preliminary report that the system was broken. " The real issue is the system won't work in. perpetuity" and is "finanually unsustainable" in the furure, he said. In respome to the report's critics, he urged the public to "read the darn thing and form your own judgment." Parsons and his co-chairman, former Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, D-N. Y., also said that benefit curs aren't likely before the systeni goes broke in 37 years. Thae, a promise that is "about as sure as anything is in this life, which is not I 00 percent:' Moynihan said. Two men shot, killed during chase Bay aniJ BeyoniJ.. .3 days, 2 ni ghts, Stay at histori c Grand Hotel, play Magnolia Grove, and Lakewood .... starting at $213 per person Summer SpecMl d~~ Mt ioclude hotels . COLUMBUS (AP) -The Fraternal Order of Police, whose stand on a bill that would allow Ohioans to carry hidde n guns is crucial to its chances, wants the bill to include stronger safety measures and deny permits to people con~ i ctc d of certain offenses, an FOP official sa id Tuesday. The FOP's Ohio chapter has not yet taken an official position on the bill sponsored by Rep. Jim Asia n ides, a Coshocton Republican, that wou ld allow most Ohioans to re ceive a p erm\$ to carry a concealed gun.· . Applicants would have to undergo background checks for felonies, mental illness and drug abuse and would have to pass a gun safety course. Another bill, sponsored by Rep. Tom Brinkman, a Cincinnati Republican,- has been put on hold. That biH would allow Ohioans fO carry hidden guns with few restrictions and no permit would be needed. Please see Bill, A3 SENTINEL NEWS STAFF Hlp: 80s 2 Sections - 12 Pips . ' Toclay's Sports ALABAMA'S www.mydailysentinel.com Meigs fair pass it." Hometown Newspaper Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio 50 cents • July 25, 2001 • Vol. 51, No. 235 as est in him and we're one " them," Lucas told Houston television station KRIV. Lucas, who lives in Houston during the off-season , has known Olajuwon for 15 years and wantS to talk to him and his agent, Dan Fegan. Lucas mentioned the possiBility of a sign and a trade. "We would have to look and see what it would take to get it done," he said. "Obvi-. ously, we don't want to try to rip up our whole team to do Jackson, who played for. Davis at Miami, signed a threeyear package worth $2.56 million with a $533,000 bonus. PageB3 · With Dennis North.cutt ington Redskins, as a starting sidelined with a broken collarpoint for Warren 's deaL bone and not expected back "Every year they look back fot weeks, Morgan could battle at the third pick from the pre- Jajuan Dawson for a starting · b. vious year and add some per- JO centage to it," Clark said. "I'm excited to be here," said "That's what we're looking at Morgan, who had an impressive mini-camp and couldn't right now." I Samuels signed a six-year .. wait to put on the pads to show deal worth about $30 million 1 his stuff. "Everybody can make with incentives and got a S10 plays in T-shirts. I expect to million signing bonus. come our of here os a starting 'Joel is trying to get the best receiver.-! have to come in and make plays." part of that de a!," Clark said. Only four first-round draft Jackson· has already promised picks had signed as of Monday, to do more than that. and with the exception of top After he was se lected, Jackpick Michael Vick, nvne in the son proclaimed himself the top back on the roster and .said he Top 10. The Browns were able to expected to be the Browns' sign two other high draft picks, feature runner this season. wide receiver Quincy Morgan u I have to," Ja ckson said. " l and running back James Jack- can't go in t~inking I'm secson, in time for the start of and-string or third-string." roekie practice. Cleveland's Jackson said playing for Davis veterans aren't scheduled to in college won't give him any report ~iltil Friday. advmtage. In fact, it will make Morgan, a 6-foot-1 wideout him a marked man. from Kansas State, signed a six"I ·have to go out there and •·ear, $5.16 million deal, includ- do even more," he saiJ. J • 'I ing a Sl.56 million ·signing "Because people will look at bonus. The contract will void me and say. 'That's his boy.' I'm after four years if Morgan plays just going to work as hard as I 15 percent of the offensive · can." snaps this season. SPORTS: ¥caster beats Meigs Legion 19-0, Bl Coordinator: Offense·will not be 'vanilla' Dolphins lock up another star on defense BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Tuesdav. Juiy 24, 200~ · Pomeroy, Middleport. Ohio Page B 6 • The Dally Sentinel • An 18-year-old was shot in the chin and back seat," neighbor Bruce Sheley said. "His was 'in serious condition Tuesday at C hildren's Hospital Medical Center. The other · man was hit in the leg bur refi.Jsed treatment, police said. No other details on that shooting were immediately available, police said. Neighbors ran to help the men in the fatal shoo.ting. " I could see th e back of one man in the back was covered with blood and he was moving.'' The driver wa< not moving, SheIcy said. Montez Taylor, 23, of suburban Silverton, was ·arrested and charged with two counts of aggravated . murder, police .said Tuesday afternoon. The victims in the overrurned vehicle were identified as Lorney Starley, 22, and Clem Turner Ill, no age available. Lifeline • Providing respohse services to the at-risk elderly in their home to enhance their independence, quality of life and peace of mind. ~ To learn more about Lifeline, or to subscribe, please call MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference. (740) 446·5056 '1 • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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