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No.4 C..own Miami llut (9-1) 11W Sidney JL.eh~ :83-51. ..,..,.;.,.V.nrriiiN (IG-t) IOK to Ttpp c;iy 11111 • 64-62, ' - ' Maria' Stoin Marion Local -lnd -liw • •• •• No.3 Bw•wa;Nk (lO.l) toll to Oly. 5J.48, ..... s,... s.94-34. No.4 1bl. l.llbOy (lll-0) ..... Tbl. ' boM IS-13. play• Oovolud S. Moo. - • a1 .••• . .....•• -llllc Hometown Newspaper Meigs County's Newart 48, l.a.ncuter 36 Nonb Canton 6.5, Allimce 46 North Olmtled 41, Avon l..ake 38 Nonh Royahon .t9, SftpnJSville 40 NOit~nt53", \\Ddalia Butler 41 Norton n i Revere 53 Norwalk St. Paul·50, GreenWich S. Cen1. 39 Oakwood 58, Alter 39 Olnwd f•lls 76, Bay 40 • Ontario .53, Attica Seneca Eul 38 , Onawa-Glandorf 50, Libeny-Benton 35 Ottoville 64, Cot}· RaWIOD 34 ·· Pando"11-Gilboa 47, Ft. leMinr 33 Panni Padua 47, Beaumont 3 Ptrry 6J, Orange 52 Poland ~minlry 89, Howland 37 Racine Southern 5.5, Hemlock Miller TJ · RanMI 52. Solon 48 RavtMI Southeast 68, Newton Falls 44 S. &clid ReJinl 67, Jeft'eraon:·Area 40 S. Gallil ""· Nelsonville·York 39 Shaker Hts. 49, Oleavilie 41 ~aO 57, Hudson WRA t4 ~r .ts, ~&Millon Perry 3:8 ' Hoblon .......,_. 36, Bo•l•y 31 Single Copy· 35 Cents Local man wins.Ford·EXcursion ~:. • • •. I I I . . • . ~ 'II e,· v: 1 f"'.y. , ~ . A roves IUCky . . ~ ~or DanI' el Ottl'\ I~ · " ~ l:. • . • • • •• . • ' ' t . • . conjunction with the city's official New leather seats and a V-10 6.8 liter engine. It Year's celebration, which Otto attended with seats' eight passengers. his sister and brother-in-law, who live there. OUo:s winning made him a bit of a t Otto isthe son of Ron and Joyc:e Hill of LouiSville eelebrity. He has appeared on Pomeroy, and is a graduate of Eastern Hip · ·local television there, been interviewed by School. . .' . .• ' the ~.1!1111 visited with lhe Mayor. He l!lso Otto's was one of five names drawn from toured th~ Ford plant, which in addition 10 ,·, . the pool ort5,00Q entries.'Each of those five manufacturi"g the Excursion, makes the From Staff Reporte ·• · seiniifinalists were given • ke)l to tJic.vehi· Ford ·F-150, F-250 and F-35Q pickup trucks, . POMEROY.- The 21st century is off 10 cle, and Olio's key fit, !llal\ing him the l"in. . liS wellu the Ford Explorer. I!'good start where Daniel 0ttQ il con~d. ner. . · . . ' OliO says while he appreciateS Ford's The Pomeroy man rang in the millennium in The vehicle is a "millennium special," donation and was excited about winning the style _: by winning a $42,oo0. truck in ~ ·with distinguishingexcllllive features. It was dJ:a'!"ing, he will likely not keep the mon· · Louisville, Ky., contest. . · donated to the city's celebrllion by the FQrd strous truck. With such a high value- and a . OliO entered his name in a drawing hbsled Molor Co., which operates a m•ufac:turiag hip tax bill - Otto said he will likely sell by Louisville's Mayor Armstrong; and .w0f1 a plant in Louisville.. . : ,. · . the vehicle for a smaller car, ·and might use BIG PRIZE - D.nlel 9tto of Pomiroy Ia pictured with the 2000 Ford Excur· >!000 Ford Excursion, which he brought · Valued at more than .$40,0QO. the truCk is some of the proceeds to help pay his tuition sloli Umlted, which he won Jut - k In • d111wlng conducted by Loulavlll•; Ky.'' mayor. · ~e OVCf the wee,kend. The. drawing""' i.n · IQid~d with amenUiei, · il)cluding heated at the University Qf Rio Grande. · · TIREs· Oii-Lube-Fil'ter 5 Qts. Oil & Filter . · We will meet or baa1 any competltor~a adYertlaed ., price on. the same . tire. . . . ..;.ou,SVI Sprina. North 60, Ket1c1ing Fairmont 52 Sprin&bofo 73, Day. Meado?fdale 47 Sa. Mal)'l Memorial 74, New Bremen -so Slow 66. Nordonia61 Swanton SO, Everareen 44 lillmadp 44, Oretn 23 Sbetklln Sl, McConnelsville Morpn 37 'liflin Columbian 60, Shelby .t5 Tol. Cent. Cath. 4.5, Parma Holy Name 43 Tli·Villaac 71, National Trail24 Trotwood-Madison 5S, Troy 27 no·y Chrislian 64,.Mkldletown O!riatian 38 'Upper SandUJky 77, Nor.valk ~9 Upper Scioto Vall. 68, Doll Hardin No11hcm 21 v..n BureR.~8, Carey ~6 Van Wen $9, Napoleon 45 Vermilion 47, Orrville .. · VeruilleJ 43, M.ria Slein Marion l...ocal 39 Viactn1 Wnren 56, Coli. Marion Franklin 31 W. Muskingum ~.New Lexington 30 'WalahJCSI.Iit~.Akt.Eul .t1 ' \ Wllrret\$ville 73, Nonnutdy 69, 3 OT Wltuw River; View 60, John Glenn 36 Wubiaglon C.H. 64, Madison Plains 43 Miami tr.oe 38. Lopn Elm 36 . Waynesfici~~Ooahen .57, W. Uberty -Salem 49 W.ynaville 62, Clinton M1111ie 40 Welt Brinch 63, Atr. Sprin&field 29 Watfall 75. HumingtOn 66 Weatlake 58, Rocky River .t9 Ml~nt 68, Bucyrus 39 Mllird 68, Bui;yru• 39 WilliarNIIurc 34, Cin. SCPA 33 .MIIouobbY South 6t, Genova 58 -llealll52, · 18 72. ..... Utl<a .. 43 Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio llolunw 50. Nurnh.-r 156 . Sidney 42, Piqua 30 • · . Spana Hiptand .51, W.ti.ins Memarial39 . ' . ~L teatu•• .. , major branda: Gaody.ot. Flrootone;~==: Michelin, Brldgootone, ~. UNIFIOYAL. B.F, Mounting and ballnclng.may ba - · ·~oo exira. General® G4S. • .• . 205/65 R15 Village falls short in bid f(lr .path.grant • Excludas Tntcb ' ...... . . ~.,., y36 .lpaallort Jilrlor 48, 0"""'""' 34 ~.at... ~7. Qtoaao 4S . Bril1(!1ville Briltol 61, Al•t.t.uta Sta. J&:P 58 !k9oklyn 43, Columbia 38 Burton •rUirlro 40. Kirtland ;z9 ( Cle. Eut 6t; Uncoln·\\lest 36 Bill 'IKIII76, Cl~ . Collinwood 40 " Cle. JfK 0 , Cle. Jolm M...han 32 Cit. Jolul Hay 48,.Cie. South 47 Cob. Brootbaven 65, Cola. Millin .53 TOni....,. :]Ce,_OS,Coloirrlbia35 · x....o ' ..., . ... ' ~ ' ' ' . · would $lop al her l)o~se to get more · Sentinel NfWe Staff· • information;,., Council also:. J'9MEROY- The Meigs Coun· • P\r-1•1'M jlartitioning~<Off the scat failed in its bid for a watcr-d!l1*1i.,enl offtce for. private the . room !P be ' " ' b)\ the j~ ~ . By JIM Ff.IEEMAN . · a.. ~kewood 63, V.lloy 'Fotp5t · Leipsk: .58, (»luMbu GrOve 46 Lilleny C.... 48, &ryan ~;OT Lille<ly Uoiotl S3, Canal Wi~ 31 , · · POMEROY • Xen11·.t7. Spr,.. South 41 You.... Mooney 59,1fobo'143 Zanoovllle S7, 1oho MUlhall (W. V..) 48 :zanc.ville R01eerans 5,, Newark Calh. 46 .Hi&)tllnd S6, Ooverleaf .tJ .. . .... Buctrye Cent. 64, Moblwk 61 ·o,_llold McCiola 56, Fairfield Uoion SJ ~=:..~·;t~ ..•.• N. C.n. Hoover 6$, Alliance 46 Goalon ,, Cio.Tiupin 33 ,. S7,' 1jaR q;- 54, OT Hudooo ·83, KoMt• 32 Indian Jtill 71, Norwood ,. ~: 308; Low: 20* New London 46, Monroeville 39 C..oa Soul)) 35, Mulin•on 27 ~ 71, Trinity 30 Cbarcla. NDCL ~9, Lake CathOlic 39 On. Ani&.,., On. Loveland '3 an. C'Minin 76, Lima Sr. 51 Cin. HCA 51, Manc:buler 37 Cin. la.diu Hills .58, Atr. Manchester 37 On. IWorrloy 56, Cin. Nonhw"' 40 Cin. McNic:holu 70, Cln. Ro,er Ba.con .56 Cin. Moe Helldty 47, Mkldletown 33 Cin. Nl Notre Dime 1118, Cin. St. Ursula 38 Cio. Nonb Col.. p Hill69, FinM)'IO'tt'n S9 · Cin. Seven Hills 44, Cin. Summit 3!1 Cin. Sl. Bcnwd 60, Cin. l..:&nchnut "l Cin. Sycamon 57, Cin. Glep Este -46 Cin. UrsuliM 59, Cin. Oak Hills 44 Cin:lc.viDI59, Oranville 31 Oay 35, St. Ursula! 32 Clo. e. Tocb '/0, Shaw 39 Clyde 72, C-utll;. t.lai'Jif"C!tu 64 · Cal. Cnwfonl$7, Marion River \\11. 45 Collins WeMm Reserve 56, Plymouth 47 C.. Ia. Acadorny 53. "~Hid H.INou 41 Col1. Hmillon 'JWp. S5 , Mllle,.m 43 Col1. Haltley ~. Oarf.eld Htl. $2 CAlli. Roady 46. CAlli. Wanonoo ;z9 · Convoy Crestview 61, W.yrw~ Tl'lee 43 Copley 52. -..onh 49, OT · Coventry 59, Budttel 45 Qlyahop V.Uoy Cluisllan 52, Akr. El011 28 Danville S4, Loudonville 39 Day. Chrillian 61, Colonel White 44 Defil;ltOJ 70, F~t.y 54 DelpbOI St Jobn'll82, Miller City '3 Drwrlal Tri·YIIIoy 63, Philo 5S Dllblla Sciolo '1. Marysville-45 B. Knox 37, MI. Oilead S2 Edprton 73, Oreaoa Canlin~l Strilcb 33 . f..dpwood 59, Stebbina43 '. Elyria$), (.grain Southview 47 Elyria Cltt.olic 53, Cleveland C.C.tholic Sl Fairbanks' 50, lndiln Lakil38 F',.ld41, Eliot 25 Filher Cath. 60. Ridpwood 49 Fort Lor•d• 71, Fairlawa 29 Fnnklia 4,, Preble ShawMe 24 Frutli•·MOIUOe SS, 'tWin \1111ey Soulb.l2 Gallow"Y 65, 1bl. Ropn 44 G~!l.-..,..,61 -= ""'-· MW. Madison 17, New Wih'l128 Mktdtelowa Mldilorl17, New Miami 28 MiiM Ed._ U, SancNiky Perkh• .51 Minerva .5.5, Canoll10tl 3.5 Milaiuinawa v.aky 44, Tri-C~u• y North 29 Moml R.tdltdlk 54, Scdheutem "" BfMcb 63,Akr. Spline. 29 1 did . . No.I Caoloo MciCioloy (8-1) lolloo M•tor 84, Cleveland Hu. 79 Bela 79, !INGsvilll '3 Bertie HilaDd ·" · Bc:illdu-46 aru-ick ol$, Nonh Ridii""Hio 31 llruoll 42. O.yaloop Fal~ 34 ~.,.. 87, W.ltin.... :18 . Callll>ridp 118, """'' 39 CarL CcrJ, Cadi. 56, Wooaer Triway 35 Can. Gte.O.k 71, Akr. N. 31 Clft. ~ 37, Altil.nce MarlinJton 2S Canfiold 68, Strurllori 47 (11-0) ....,. -"·UrN P* No.2 a.. St. x. .... (1:1-0)- a.. -· ... 4:1. ·r •••llpoll DIVISION I Mayllold 58. """' - · 52 Pury.. / Medina 52. Midpark 35 --._ Medina Cbt. $4, Can. Herillp Chr. !Iii } • • - 52. Gali.., ;z9 (1:1-l)bell UliM A M-'lloo 74, a...., f.U. (PL) 25 ~ltol.llekaDa 1150, Uaiallow• l...ai.e .t9 Admilll Kiaa 60, 51;, . . . . . 42 ~ednet~Uy: snoW? ~ "·"==:~~)~ Sports Jayhawks bagAggies -PegeAS Meigs Community Calendar, Page A2 · ·Our View: Saluting local teachers, Page A4 Southern falls to .OVC, Page A5 · iroday: Cloudy · ,_.,.,.._.. Beloit ' .I Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio ...,tow. . • illminis'tmor.:I'IO •ICUIJI'tr~. · t .L ,' • . . :'•' '. ~· ... . . • J m Lawn orul GGnkn lrirctor' · • 2Q.hp, Y.7Win, liquidcOO/ed engine • 54-irich mower deck' · · LX255 LaWR 7iudor •.15 hp a 42-inchronvertible mower deck ' .:J l. . l '' •.Autotn9tic trrmsmission ·. , _______ • Automatic trrmsmission $61 .. ~·-$250 S149rWMod*S.$1,300 .....:.._ ,,.._ '. (. , .·' e·,yi!LJ'or· ' , · ·:,t ·OC) · ," . i· f'.t.~·~..:. · " 1 ',' ·' . ' ·, , G'IU5lAIU/II 111111 Gtlnlen Jhrctor • 15 hp • 42-h:h COfWtftible TTIOIJJir deck · · ·• ~c lronsmission ·.S72Per-*SiviS300 •• ~ ' . I " • ' ' T . 'H .' . G ' . so R s. L . .I ·. ' ., · · · ·' ~ · ·· · · . • ·· · senior'(!itizen and you can't draw a Stick~ It's OeYer to )ate to learn, ~ says artisf.Carol Tannehill of. Middle· . port. . , ,. · ·~, · Last week Tanneliili" began · a four· . ' · .• . I -~··· OH. . . " . . ·. .WeW~d Gal ge · · USI50 West. P.O. Boxt 639 740-593-38i~ ' . .. •' - . 74().446-2412. 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' • _,. • ,J •" ' I Lotteries # . ·• . .. ~. . .. ~ ·' • ., S.ehtmel . 668 Pinecrest DriVe' -,... neCdcd moll' to. senior citizens, return ticket ' '· i MARTIN LUTHER'I<ING JR; DAY . ·ari.d helped obtain several million . ·,, · 'dollals for pd)cr .needed projects." . ..: , How.,-cf . d that dpring . her ,, ; • POM1:>ROY - Janet I-IOward.of,, t~ I~ ' \lll"l!een "committed" ~iddleJX>.rl has filed .a petilipn of ·l ~ ·!'ll'lllai!Daa a balanced budget caitdidacy for reclewon· as Me.iga ~ ind" ~~~~~~ ~uate funds f~r · tseill.o.-.-to~ · .County commiuil)ner•.-. ,. · . the ~Orf of county govern· • \ Howard, 43, • mont. . . 2. ·II • Qemocrat, ·:"During the past two 'terms, I CaiCIMI•r and was first ~ave bccri inalnimen~ 'iri provid· · elected . . . to· , · 1111 ~~~~ to !111l11Y county vol· •Cwlg .. ofllee i~ I992•.,· unteer fire depertments, and plan Edltet!ele lfer HCOnd , to 'I'OIItinue this in lh~ future," \term ~ires · Howard aaiil: •, , .· Ob!W•dn · ' . . Jan. 2, 1. · "" wl.llave<aJso worked with town· · , "burin& the '-flip ' !nJafCe.·1111d p!9Vkied •ispast JCVeral. d ance U it WM available. · ' , ·wMt•r· .ye~~t~, I have . "AiclonJ ul 1n1 commi~,. 1 been involved the ~ty· wiH opcra1c on· a 110lld " •· . . willt . ob~ning . tlnandal, bu~ This ii a demand- 7 '•" ~r S3 million. trlll'!i '~utidli to illl poaltion1 6ut . 1 e_njey watkins QUJQ I .. e)lcnd hlral W11tcr .IIIICII m many for th~ people of .Met~~ County." J"kk 3: 4-S-3; Pick 4: g.g..y ' 'i:jjm"'unltics in the . county," Howard is the 'da\lllttcr of.'the . 1 ' ~~5: 1·11·21·29-3t · ~ilrd Ald. '. · · )ale G!iaple ahd .Chtiatfae HQWard, •: "lit ~don, !IYCr Sl.S·million .and i~ -mlll'ried 10 Ray Tac:kcn. ~ bec11 ·obtained · to .Improve· They have two aon~-. . . , -· 4-1·3 Dolll)' 4: !KJuaina needlln Mclp County. She is emploped by Ksoter CO. 1.~ "I have also been involved in .· 111 Pomeroy, and hu m~re th111 2S bbtlini111 t11ree ·hOmo Jiloal yean cxpCflo~ - in ·the ~ )liollvcry ve!ticla to pnwlde tnvch· but!n•. · . . ·' . • ......., 011 . carmiChael'• F.,. & l.irwD · • · Howard seeks · . ' . week course in .basic art atisthe Senior Citizens Ce_nlet, Her class small ·but ent~usiastic, and whiie 'there have been only two sessions, she · i's ·impressed with the pTOgfl'SS. I • K E .. pOMEROY· So here you are a . :cAMPAIGN zopo FILINGS ,, ,•.,. . 'r, . ' • . " .' · Savl)lgs aie big ,at yourJolui Deere'dealer's1to're, thefe's ~been a better time to cut a deal. ~d with Same-As-Cash un~IJime ~·. you'll enJoy the biggest cuts of the season l01ig ~ore thl! grass.~,to grow. . . So don't wait for It to green up: See your John Deere dealer,'ioday because the offers end February 29,2000. . · ~· · 99·59-U·H/B • . ' ' t· .0 ", •. . :• • ' ·, ·· .. . .· J \. ' · . · · . '• Briefly 'discussed ' IOI!uiring thq fittalns ·radios 'for street department vchi· . 11iaht· a1 the Villa&c: Coun· '• cles, particularly snowplows. The ell's reaJtlar , ,.eting ill Pomeroy ·, long·tcrm goal is to eventually have Municipal B,!Ukllng. . . · · poli~·type radios in all the vehicles . · Plana · caD for the phased .con· ~~ • Considered raising fines and "' strui:tion oh bicycle petit , ~ Ny~ costs in Pomeroy's magistr11te court. ·Avenue 1Q the J;'omcroy PlU'kin1 Lot. Blaettnar noted Pomeroy's court 'alolll ·~ parkil!a 'IQ!' wall on the costs arc $20 'compared to $50 in · f,)bkl Rivei, 1111<1, lton! the lOUth end Middleport and S60 in Meigs Coun· ,Of \h' ..ki~g lot _to the, Pizza Hut ty Court. No action was taken pend· i'elljuran~ 'Miisler ai4 .' ing development of • detailed table • · Musser said he will meet with of fines and CI)Sts. ~~tate officials '1111c~ to "See what we . • ·Heard rom plaints . by council '·can do to strc:ngthen our applica· members Dave Ballard and Larry ,tjOII'." .' . · · Wehrungofpotholeson Lincoln Hill ·'He $aid the lflnt is highly com· and West Main Street t'pelltlvc, and the 'V illage might not ·• Approved a s'uggestion . by ' rqve the funding 'next year, or Musser 1o have Jones' Tree .service even the year..aft~( that. · of Oteshire trim and shape trc:es in . "We will keep trying," he said. the downtown area for $600. The • ln. other business, Mulberry cost includes clean up after the· Avenue resident Anna Bai'IIC!I asked work, he said. The first class was spent getting council to consider purchasing aigns • Authorized the purchase of familiar with forms - cylinder, al.erting motorists to blind.resideQts. . paint, a filing cabinet. and other Barnes has a. d~ugllter who is material for the street department squ~res, !:Ones and cubes.,, how .to.:;use . colored · pencils, and how to create a blind ·and undergoing cane lr~n~ng office, and the purchase of fire as a step «,>~ard eventually tr~mmg extinguishers for ,the street depart,, · flower. · · · with a gutde .dog. Barnes sa1d her ment garage and trucks. . Doing still•life drawings with pasJels ~ughtcr would eycntually be walk· • Approved the purchaSe of a was MQnda)"s Rrc:iject. Next week, per~ mg about the v1llage, · and added printer for the police department spective · an.d focal point will be many drivel)l Jimply don 'I recognize computer. person's while cane. • Met in executive session to dis· explored, and ' the final class will . a blind Mll}'odohn W. Blaellnar said he cuss per.~onnel matters . involve using the .techniques learned to did not know what kind of sign would be awropliate, and said he create a personal 'wpr~ of art. PI•• - ·G111nt, Page 3 ·• 4;:. . ... - ~' )lt~ :y:~. t '' f'' . ' 7-~-'-'· . ~~~~M , l: • ' _, ·Thousands. march.,:.rally .on .holiday l. . . . By JAMES HANNAH . , Bundled up lgainat IIi~ 19-degree temperature and hi g..: Auocl.a.d PI'IIM Writer · wiild! thousands .of people in Da'yton walked shoulder to: 4&nil)g MaJnara building to shield himself (J'\)111 the ' 'shG!'I~ ip HJ!Uatc 111archcs from. the city's four cotn..r, . icy, culling wirici.'John' Dallas w~u:i\ed and stl!iled as thou· · ' thai ~limax:ecn~ ·the \IOWntown rally. • · sands of man:IICr.~ telebriling Ml(lin Luther Kins Day' in U.S. District Judie Walter Rice· urged those at the rally· Dayton lroopcC! by. ' ' · '· . .. to help stamp out racism. . · ~ " Dallas, 72, of suburban Fairborn. would iater join the "We;"m111t acknowledse the past injustices and injuries: marcher.~ at Mond•Y'• dOwniQwn rally 10 honor the slain in order for us to move forward into reconciliation:: he. civil righls leader. Dai!U. who comes to~ mai'<:h and rally said~ "We need to breathe new life into a comiJlunity that' every ):tar, said the event 1\uilds unity ·arnong the,races. values arid embllCCS unity and equality." · , ,· . • ' :Jane Long- joined the approximately 3,000 people "in "This is Hetpi~~~o" hesai4. King. whO ~:~~qived ·the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize for his Cincinnati's annual Martin Luther J(ing Day dc,>WJttown _ .. work fot i'lclij eq!Wity,..wu .U.Jnated ,in Memphis, ' inarcll, She said she h~ the meSSiige was rubbing off on · Tenn., in t968. · • ' ·, ' the younger aene1111ion. · Ohi011111 used the ,l(ins hoH~y to sh~ l~ns with the . "II S,hows !Oielhemess," Long said "It shows alltliat yOIIng. to celebrate fii'OIICII ·and to wain that tl)e lllrUulO· we've done.and Ill that we have to do." , for equality ia not over. ' ,. ·Retired .~ai-m an Louis Slobs, a spea~r . at the \bn ~•.41, td!lk her 6-ye~r-old son, ISUC: to' the CQium\JUI breakfast, warned that rituc:lt work remams to be lSth annual King breakfast in Columbus in hopes he would done before 'KI111's dram can be realized. He cited aPJ,rcciatc th~ .!listory and etrualis of the civil rights allern~ by stile and federal governments to end affil'lll•· movement. ·• ' · ' ' ' ' live action prolflml, along with continued high unemploy' The Qllumbus resident Aid many peOple taJ<e for pot- meniii!IIOi!ll bllieb com!)aled.to whites and a rise in hate ed freedoms iu~h as beilll med in ijlt_-foo!l rastauraniS crimes. : , · · reaardlcll of the· color of their skin. · · . In Oeveland, people lined up for blocks for a chance to . "Sj) 111~1 f9UnJ people :....: not jtlll African·Ameriaull, see a aeries of free concerts in Kina's hOnor at ntW!Y reno-' but ,pcojlle m general - don 'I appreciate the privilqes vated Severance Hall. The concerts featured mUSic from affor~ m,m today;" she Aid. • vario111 ethnic lradi!iona. '. . . . ,. •• -.!.. j ' \, • I . ' . ·, ' otq.... - ·~ ----···- �J • • TuMclay, Jenll8ry 1B, 2000 ~ PalM A 2 •The Deily s.ntlnel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Nldcll..,ort, Ohio LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF Ann advi.ses: Make effort to get sister to discuss health issue: I realize it would be better if this infonnation from the American Social infonnation came directly 'from Health Alisociation Herpes Resource sister, "Robin," is 21 Robin, but since she seems reluctant ·Center at ASHAJHRC, P.O. Box years old. She is dat· to bring it up, would it he out of line 13827, Dept. MC-01 Research Trianing a terrific guy, and for me to tell him? If I were in his gle Park. NC 11709. Please include lhey are talking about shoes, I'd certainly wan! to know. SI for postage and handling. She can ~· marriage. Unfonu· What do you say? -· CAUFORNIA also calllheir Stop the Spread of Herpes campaign hotline at 1-877·411 · nately, two years ago, she picked up SISTER DEAR CALIF. SlS: i say this HERPES (1 -877-411 ·4377), or visit genital herpes from a previous stOI)I is not yours to tell. Please J,ee~ ·lheir web site (www.ashastd.org). boyfriend. Dear Ann Landers:. My parents I asked Robin if she has discussed yoW' mouth shut. Make' a major effort herpes with her current boyfriend, and Iiowever, to get Robin to understand it have been married for more than 50 !ill'e 'Said ilo, because she doesn't want is of the uunost imponance that sbe ·years. I love them both, but I cannot li!n'to know about ~~ previoits rela· discuss lhe problem with her gynecol· stand to' be' around them or even talk IIMshiJ>; She said she is going to lie ogist and get specific in?tructions on to them on lhe phone, because all they and tell him she was raped. I believe how to keep from infecting her do is .fight and complain about each ·this is wrong, but I don't know what to boyfriend. Robin 111ust understand other. . this is a ' ! lealth issue, not amoral one, ·. ·" I come from a large family, and my do about it. I -think her boyfriend and that she should view it as s uch. If brothers and si$ters feel the snme way_ deserves to.know that she has ·a·sexu· . she needs help deciding the best way We -have suggested counselin~. but ~Y.,transmitted disease and that he to tell him, she and others ~an get they won't hear oV it. They insist they 6\ltlla"becorm: infected. Dear ADD Lan· dtl'l: My younger I have no problems that need "solving," and that we are just picking on lhem. Any suggestions? We could use some help with lhese two. -- KI WITS' END IN WISCONSIN DEAR WISCONSIN: Face the facts. Your parents have been married (and fighting) for more than SO years. It has become a way of life for lhem and they are not about to change. At:cept them as they are, stay neutral,. and ,hope they continue to fight and complain for at least another 25 years. Dear Aoo Landen: When I read tho~ letters in your column about adoption and pregnancy, 1 decided to· tell you my story. I know a couple who had infenility problems and decided to adopt. They wanted twin girls, but none were available, so they agreed to take twin boys. One year . . Gra~ge discusses ·lawsuits. I Two parti'es.held .for Mary ·Rankin's .16th birthday later, lhe agency phoned to tell them . DEAR JOHN!'IY: .I lib il. I like twi girls were available. ~ they it. Hems it is: Mr. and Ml'l. Paul Revere were interested? "By all tneaJtS." was lhe having an 81JIIIIICIII. duti111 wbidl answer. The very nell year, lhe Mrs. Re~ "((S beard to yell, "Paul, woman became preznant. She had ·1 don't care who is ~omin1 tonight, triplets. They now have seven chil· dren under three years of age. - IKE it's my turn to use the hone." Planning a wedding? What'' IN CLEVELAND DEAR IKE: How true is that old right? What's wrona? ''The Ann Lan; admonition ·- "Be canoful what you ders Guide for Brides" wilL relieve wish for, you might get it." I hope lhe your anxiety. Send a ld(-addrcaseci, couple you wrote about has a loving long, business-size envelope and .~ and supportive family and kind, gen- check or inoney ordef for $3.75 (thi! erous neighbors. They are going to includes postage and handling) to: need a lot of help raising those seven Brides, c/o Ann Landers, P.O.. BoJ 11562, Cliicago, Dl. 60611-0562. ({n children. Canjldaj sCitd $4.55.) To· ftlld ~ Dear Ami ~: I read some· thing on lhe back of a cereal box that more about Ann Landen and resd her would make a good Gem 'of the Day. past columns, vj~it the <;_reators Synweb page at" I hope you cap use it. -JOHNNY D. dicate \\'Ww.creators.com. IN NEWI'ON.-N.J. TIME OUT FOR TIPS against gun manufacturers BY· BECKY BAER Meigs County Extension Agent Family • and . Consumer · St:llinces/Community Development TUPPER,S PLAINS - The 16,th birthday of Mary Rankin of l'uppers . · Plains was celebrated at twoparties. Are yo~. thinking about buying an exist,. ,::.100 first one was held at Con· ing business'' There are advantages and nie's Child Care Facility in Tuppers disadvantages to bec()ming the new · Plains with all of the childrenowner of an established company. . attending, lfhe. second party was One benefit is that the .. business · has "' held Jan. 9 at the St. Paul United already demonstrated its performance Methodist Church basement with ~ record. It shou1d have. passed the probaWidnie the' Pooh and Tiger theme. ,of new business failure . There is also the important point.that 'bility · . Attending were Mary's pari:nts; the day-to-day operations and the cash-flow and credit networks · Jl>hn and Connie Rankin, her brothhave already been determined . ers, Jeff. and David Rankin, her On the other side. there can be· some problems when taking over grandmothers, Shirley Jmies and an on-going business. You need Ia do yotir .h omework to make cer·Mary Fryar, and her great-grandtain that your purchase plans will have a satisfying outcome. fl'iother, Gladys Rankin. First, check out the business from al'l aspects. Talk jo customers, Others attending were Chester' emP,Ioyees, suppliers, distributors and competitors. Discuss the McKinley, Steve and Diana Mays, business confidentially with employees to get accurate statements. Q.lv;yq, ao(l Elizabeth Mays, Judy . Find out why th.e business is being sold. Res~arch how the i11dustry fp~ ~9b and Mel Cowdery, Je~ MARY RANKIN as a whole is ~9ing. What trends are. ~eing noted? How ~re things l!ty, Tracy and Tyler Cowdery, changing? ·. . · · Men~ Guess, Kay Sheiidail, Judy and Rachel Markswonh, Pastor Jane Have the previous owner retain a small financial interest in the ~ac6,. Jack Rankin, Pat, Trina, ;1ild Dave. BeaJtie. ~ · busi~ess. Thi' s will allow open communications to . continue Cllfistopher, 'iyler and Danielle Car.. Sending gifts were George · between the original proprietor and yourself. . roll: Faye"Pullins, Montie and Glen· Homer, Judy and George Homer, Jr., As the old saying, goes; "Get everything down in writing." Oral ~ S~de~. · · Theodore and Becky Pullins, Mattie agfeements may not be substantiated, so be sure that all pans of the -. Mtlllred Caldwell, Elsie Culley, Pullins, Inez Windland, Tony Jones, transacliol] ~re Written in the purchase contract. ~etty Chevalier, Deb Eichorn, Anna Todd, Diana, Andrew Srady, Ty a,nd Have your accountant go over the books to distinguish the cash Rice, Christy and Christopher Haley Bissell, Roger and ShiriFY flow, financial statements itnd net worth of the company. Verify an 9l'1R,CY • . ponette . and. Monique . Hawk, . Annie Calawa>:, I!ob ·. and a~curate am.ount of available money from which you can work. !/San, Lau.ra Magee, Barb Roush; Lin(la Cillaway, Bill Leach : and . yssia . Newland, Judy Kennedy, Beny, Gle'n and 'Grace Stout, Terri . . ··-. After- you have taken the time to delve into the history and finan· eathe[ ' Rotkhold; Jenny . Parker, ·.soul~by, Mildred Brooks, G.uy a11d · ' ,\',ial . bacj<ground of the ·business and industrY, and: talked with those as·$ociated with the compAny, you can make an .informed decisioft . . , ,n~y. Aqtber and 'iyler Fryar, Evelyn ~pencer, Jim and Dor~thy The rewan;ls of a success'ful business may well be worth that (rou- ' .t:lmon .and, Karen Conklin, Jackie Stou(, Donna Dotson, and Howaro bl ' .. . . . ' 'tine, Bill, Teresia and Erica Lenons, and Marie Ogden. . · ~ ' . · 1MaJori .Peal1 Peggy Elsaesser, JoAn· ,ryt.. YY.~.aver, J\IJiber Thompson •. Tim ,. 1 RACINE, - A discussion on Grange Youth will have a youth leap . l"'nding law suits by several cities year parry on 6:30 p.m.. .f:'eb. 29 8f against gun manufa~turers higfi-. the Golden Corral restaurant in Gal1 lighted a meeting of Racine Grange lipclis. Reservations are needed 4~ . held recently at the hall. advance. Keith Ashley, legislative director, Patty and Opal Dyer, Meigs spcke on the danger of setting a County Grange.deputies, announceq prq:'edence for such suits' which he a change in district talent contests said could lead to legal act ian saying !hill there is now o~n regis. . against the manufacturers of knives tration. · · ' , and even motor vehicles. The Tom .Banley and , Ray Midkiff, Grange decided to continue moni- Meigs County delegates to the Ohio toring the issue. State Grange, gave a report ,on the Another matter discussed was the state convention. They reponed oq· · recent revocation of the Glass-Stea- resolutions 'passed which included gal Act and the wisdom of the acton. ' allowing A.T.V.'s to be fully The act, Ashley explainel!, was deductillle for farmers 1·reoalling tf placed into law after the ·stock mar- sch"'ol boafd·inembeis; ai1il opposjL 1 ket crash of 1929 to prevent the con- .. lion to l'C\gional counhouses ift Ohio. centration of. banking and insurance' All ' :Of ' ~ ·orj&inate!l':at..;~itt in the hands of a few. ~ . Grange alii! ale nOIII'iparr'Ofllie Ohifl Again . Grange members State Grange legislative. policy. · expressed suppon for· the proposed Ashley· also. .:eported-. that thi construction of U.S. Route 3~ , from OhiQ S~ Orartge is opposins the Darwin lo Athens along the pre- piping of water 'from th~ · Great . ferred route·of the Ohio Depanmeot Lakes to plaees not on 1M lakes. . ~. of Highways. Ashley reported on . In other ·business- the grange recent highway meetings which lie voted on a .new member, .reported had attended. • . . , , . ... . that Mary. Virginia: Easterday .bas It was announced that Rachel~· had sliraety,' extentleij sympathy to Whitney, and llll!ily Alihley will be tt,th Prank 11 lhe Joss of,~ si~r. auendi~g·the ujlcoffi\ng Winter Ohio ., Chtlck Y9st, 1muter, 'accepted die State Grange youth at . donllion of an agate •to the grange, Friendly Hills. , in, and announced t1iat initiationwill.he zait~sville. The held'II the next .. • The Dally Sentinel • Page A :J No Parkinson group meeting Wanda L. Haskins ,, : WEST JEFFERSON .- Wanda L. Haskins. 73, of West Jefferson, died ~onday, Jan. 11, 2000, m 'Mt. Carmel West Hospital, O>lumbus. ShJe was born on Nov. 5, 1926, in Middlepon, daughter of the late Sanford . ~n~ Stella (Donahue) Thomas. She waa a homemaker. . . ~urviVt.ng are a daughter and son-in-law, Elaine and Phillip Lawless of Ht.lhard; SIX sons and daughters-in-law: Thomas and Pam Haskins of Cambrid!!e• John and Patrici.. Haskins of Dublin, William and Jackie Haskins of ~~~~~~rd, James. a?d Manha Haskins of Powell, and Richard and Jeanette H~ms and Phtlhp and AntOinette Haskins, all of West Jefferson; 11 grandchtldren; two brothers: J:larold E. Thomas and David Thomas; and two sisters, Mary L. Maggied and Polly Hysell. · ~ides her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, E. Blaine !'&sluns, whom she married Jan. 24, 1947, in Pikeville,. Ky. · Fune!'ll services ~ill he at ll a.m. Thursday at West Jefferson Uniled MethodiSt Church•. wtth the Rev. 'Roben Michelfelder officiating Burial will folio~ in Pleilsant Hill Cemetery. Fnends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at Rader. McDonald Funeral Home in West Jefferson. Memorial contributions may he made to the children's section of the West J~fferson Public Library, or to the Dis'abled.American Veterans. Ethel Matlack Arbaugh ·:. There will be no meeting this month for the Gallipolis Parkinson suPIIOI1 group. The next meeting will be Feb. 3. ' • J Carpenter Baptist services set TUPPERS PlAINS - Ethel Matlack Arbaugh of Tuppers Plains, died Sunday, Jan. 16, 2000, at St. J~ph Hospital following a brief illness. Sunday services at Carpenter Baptist Church on State Route 143 will tea· She was born May 28, 1905, in Tuppers Plains, daughter of the late lure Cross Creek, Buffalo, W.Va. ' William E. and Minnie Osborne Matlack. · She and her husband, John, were former owners of Arbaugh Funeral Home in Tuppers Plains. She was a lifelong member of Tuppers Plains St. Paul United Methodist Church, a charter member of Chester O>uncil Daughters of America, and a chaner member of 'Rose Garden Club. Mrs. A round and square dance will be held ai the Senior Citizens Center fro;. Arbaugh taught school in Vinton Township High School in Radcliff and in 8 to 11 p.m. Friday. Music will b~ by Willie and the Crabgrass Boys with Art Olive-Orange High School in Tuppers Plains. She was a postmaster for 32 Conant, caller. Admission is $3 per person; $5 a couple. Take snacks for years at Tuppers Plains, retiring in 1966. refreshment table. . ,. , She is survived by four daughters, Leah Jean Arb~ugh of Powell, Mrs. Iretta C. Parker of O>ai'Grove, Mrs. Lily Lee Schultz ofO>lumbus, and Mrs. Shi~ley Ann Hasen of Powell; a son, ytilliam Wesley Arbaugh of Tuppers Sp~cial ,' Pla10s; a daughter-In-law, Norma Ntchols Arbaugh, a son-in-law John Hasen; eight grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; nieces, Betty'Green Syracu~ Villa~ C:Ou~cil will m~t in special session at 7 p.nt. Thursday Timmers and Dorothy Matlack O>minsky; and a host of friends. at the mun1c1pal bmldmg. Purposewdl be to fill a seal on village council arid ·Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband,.John w. discuss the new ·fire truck. ' : . Arbaugh, four brothers, Glen, Howard, Emile and William Stanley· and a · ' sister, Freda Matlack Green. Services will be at1 p.m. Friday at the White Funeral Home in O>olville BALTIMORE, Ohio- Edna A. BOyer, 102, '!ialtimore, died on Sunday, with Pastor Bob Sanders officiating. Burial .will be in Tuppers Plains Chri's: The Lopus/Fibromyalgia Supporr Group will meet from 6:30 io 8 p..ri. tian Church Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and today m the cafeteria at Veterans Memorial Hospital in Pomeroy. !an. 16, 2000 at Fairfield Medical Center. ·, She was born on Feb. 17, 1897, in .Pomeroy, daughter of the late ~ugust 6to 8 p.m. Thursday. Chester O>uncil Daughters of America service will be · Ch~rles and Catherine (Neutzling) Liefheit. She was a member of Trinity at 7:30p.m. Umted Church of Christ in Baltimore, the Women's Guild Class, Basil Garilen Club, Olivedale Senior Citizens of Lancaster and Pomona Grange. . PO~EROY ;_Units of Meigs Emergency Services answered seven calls · Surviving are several nieces ~rid nephews. for asststance on Monday. . ·, ~ Besi~ her parents, she was.prec~ded in death b~ her h~sband, Walter F. . CENTRAL DISPATCH .. ooyer, m 1975. · 1:05 p.m., Mulberry Ave., Edith Martin, Veterans Memorial Hospiial; .' ' Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Sheridan Funeral Home in 3:19p.m., Nye Ave., Marvin Day, treated not transponed; . Baltimore with the Rev. Jill Dunlap officiating. Burial will follow at Maple 3:49 p.m., Calvin_ Freeman, treated not transported; •, Grove Cemetery in Baltimore. . · haired bowler named "Flo" criticized 5:46p.m., E. Mam St., Pomeroy, Patricia Shane, Veterans Memorial. , ' ' Friends may call at the funeral hQme, 400 N. Oak St., from 2 to 4 p.m. By KATHERINE RIZZO President Clinton's Medicare propos· MIDDLEPORT roday and 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday. ' Associated Press Wrlttr al and said "I don't want big gilvem. 1 2:20 ~.m., Zuspan Hollow !!.d., with assistance from Central Dispatc~, : Memorial contributions may be made to Trinity United Church of Christ · . WASfi1NGTON - Rep. Ted men( in my medicine t:abinel.: '. . Lots Provt~ce, Pleasant Valley Hospita. J. · . , of Baltimore, or the Baltimore \\(edic Unit. Strickland says he doesn't think some Now, that well-funded organizaRACINE ' , . early attack mailings will have an 1 tion, Citizens for Beber Medicare, has 11:40 a.m:, S.R. 338, G~rge Ni.egler, treated; . . . . · · ' :; impact at the ballot the box. had a change; of heart about the best , 12:30. p.m., wtth RC~>dsvtlle umt ~ first respcnder, Christine. Hoffma~;~ The mailings into Strickland's 6th way to enact the kind' of prescription and Jesstca Watson, Veterans M:emonal Hosptlal. O>ngressional District were from drug bill it favors. On Monday, th~ organizations opposed loathe Medicare prescriptiOn drug plan that Demo· group launched a new, less critical cratic congressman supports. ·uFio" cominercial urging decision- · ' By The Aesoclated·P,..a 30s "I don't think they inflicted the makers in Washif1$10n to "put politics · • least bit of damage to me, politically," .aside and join hands" for a bipartisan , Much of Ohio .received a coating The record-high temperature for Strickland said Monday. solution. of snow overnight. Extreme southern . this date at the O>lumbus weather "People understand what is hap· The accompanying mail campaign sections of.the stale gilt a mixture of station was 68 degrees in 1996 while pening with this issue in terms of the will sound the same theme, said nm snow and.sleet or freezing 'rain, mak· tile record low was 11 below ·zero in fd d h . NEW YORK (AP)- Blood sup- areas are Los Angeles;· Philadelphni; ing driving conditions hazardous. 1.994. Sunset tonight will be at 5:34 cost.o rugs an t e difficulty getting Ryan, the group's executive director. "It's all very positive, all very sup- plies ·have dropped to dangl:rously Baltimore; Washington, D.C.; , The , heavt'est snowfall was over · d . "'ed sda them and people are suspicious of any p,m. an sunn$0 "' ne Y at ·7:50 group that would come out in opposi- ponive," he said. "It's not critical of low levels around the country, with Detr.oit; Nashville, Tenn., an~ the Miami Valley, with Dayton am ·• · b d based · 1' expens blaming a flu outbreak that O>lumbia, S.C. · rqxming nearly 3 inches, the Nation· · . . Weather·forecut: tton 10 a roa · prescnption any membets." At . The Seniors O>alition, whose al Weather Service ••'d. ., . h M drug benefit," he said. The New York center, whi~h .ontg 1... ostly cloudy• with a The high cost of medicine- and December postcard into the 6th Dis- hit harder and earlier than usual for operates independently of the Amet'· Measurements in other, parts of the chance of snow showers. Lows in the President Clinton's proposnlto add an trict led Strickland to dare the organi- keeping potential donors away. The New York Blood Center ican Red Cross, had leSs .than a twO; state included Toledo, 1.2 inches; · lower and mid 20s. Northwest wind 5 optional prescriPtion drug benefit 10 · zation to send someone to debate him, issued an emergency appeal for day s~pply of'iype 0 blood MondJii." Findlay, 1.8 inches; Wilmington and to 10 mph. Chance of snow 30 per- the Medicare .program _ is one of there's been no decision · about a donations Monday, just a week after · "We like to have about a five-city O>lumbus, 1.6 inches, and Cincin· · cent. ·~"· "' ' Strickland's major issues. change of strategy, said John Powell, the American Red Cross made a sim· supply," center spokeswoman LincJt, qati, t ·inch. · · ' Wednesday...Partly cloudy. ' Highs His Ohio district had been among chief operating officer and vice presiilar request. Levi' said. • . · : The snow was to end today as a 35 to 40. the areas targeted for a direct-mail dent of government relations. · "This really goes from Boston to In Toledo, Ohio, where the lleCt low pressure system moved toward Wedtiesday night. .. Light snow cam,.;gn by two gro · 1 ed · The Seniors O>alition is part of the L.A. and IIits the heanland," said Cross called 135 people asking 'them theCa J' l'k I l..o . th 'd d 20s ,_. ups IDVO V IR ro ~nas. I e Y· ws tn e mt an upper · . the debate over prescription drug ben- coalition that makes up Ryan's group. Jacquelyn Fredrick, chief operating to donate, 75 declined because they Overni:sb~JO\\IS,.ranged ,from ~2 ExteDded forecast:... efits for Medicare recipients. "O>ultl we soften the message up offtcer for the American Red Cross were suffering from the flu or anoth· g,~g~s;,.\n Yo~n~~si?WP to 24 tn ,, . Th~rsday..:'A. chanc~ <If,, s_n~w . One mailing was a bold yellow- a little bit?.We could, bull don't know blood services. > . · _ - tl"ilh)~o'Fiedrick saill. , ,. ' . ' . ·; 1"-lRCtnnali.- ·• ·• , - .. · • " ,, showers during the·, day, Ot)ierwtse ' Qn-ted'post ca'rd decl · ·."It' t' why we would, .. he said. 'II be pan! t I part) I d . H'gh . h . , .d anng. s tme 1\venty-five of the 37 ' regional ' . Ai l'eoria, m.• driv'c to coli~ .~ , Sk. :· ·· 1es ":'' Y o most Y · Y c ou Y· 1 s m ! e "1 1 and to tell Ted Strickland and the other The major argument agaiiL'II Oin- blood centers run by the national Red . blood platelets needed by ca~r ;e!~ucly tom~t excc:pt for the .north- u~ 30s: . ,,. . . , .Jt · ' . , titicians _ hands off our reScri • lon's ·plan for optional COVeJ118C of Cross had less than one day's supply patients, 24 of 34 scheduled oonc8s ,1851. Lows will fallmto the teens and · · fn~y;,,M9slly cloudy with. a,. h.:h drug choids:• p p prescriptions under Medicare is that it of Type 0 blood - known as the ' · canceled their appointments bCcatt* ·~ 20s. . . . . . .~ or. ~no~. Lows a~und and .:The lother, from a group backed by would give businesses an incentive to universal donor type - o~ bud 1 · of illness. · ~ I~· Clouds will thicken across OhtQ,,~ !ligliii3S til 411. . I · .... ·. "'V. , . . the phannaceut'cal · 'd t drop such coverage for their retirees, week after the organizabon ~ an · ',.,. WednesdaYwtt . h snow deyeIopmg . •. Sa urda Part! ' tn us ry, was The shonage &ighlights a widtfl.· . 1 y.:: Y c oud)i. ,qw.s m desi.gned to complement a national leaving .such people to pay more out· emergency appeal, Ffedrick .said. ing gap between bloOd supply ailil ;~across the southwest. Htghs will the '9~~\·, 2Qs and highs in tl~·- f,!lid · lelevision .campaign in which gray- of-pocket than they now do . Among the ~ost severe,ly affected demand. :; rQinge from the low 20s to the low . 305. , · · · ~ r l . ~ Dance Friday night village meeting set · . .. ' . · Edna Boyer ·· Support group to meet EMS units answer seven calls Strickland could benefit from change in strategy • h ·..durl·ng ·We'dn''es'day . a're'a LIQ t snow possib. le iri . Flu outbreak reduce$ nation's blood supply: . a :0 1: ,, ,.. ' •I a ,, ' .;..•' .. 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The suppcn group . is all that But U.S. officials say Haiti ~ v.ey was. conducted m November, at a remains of the U.S. contingent of largely policed itself since 1995 w!IJ! It me when Bush was outpolling · 20,000 troops President Clinton sent a local police force deployed undir .. ".~ Democratic contenders by wide mar- to Haiti ·in 1994 to restore the elect- UN . • superviSIOn. gins. It has a margin of error or plus or ed government of President Jean"We haven't been involved rin minus 3 percentage points. .· Bertrand Aristide. internal Haitian security probtenls. On three of the top five issues, as There's no reason to .believe securty identified by potential voters, Democ- . Without fanface, the U.S. flag will worsen after our departu~" rats hold an edge, the poll reported. will be lowered Thursday at Camp said Hope, one of 110 guards for •" They lead on ed.ucation, the top- Fairwinds for the last time, and the 197-member Suppon Group, whieh ranked issue, py 16 percentage points; camp ·is scheduled to close the next at one time had more than 400 mef!l· on health care by an even bigger mar- . day. The group's 242 Haitian · bers. • gin; and strongly on Social Security. The United States also plannedio · employees will be laid off by Jan. 31, and the camp will be handed sian rotating units of between 150 over to the Airpon Authority and and 200 noncombat troops - en(i· to end military may be used for Haitian police train- neers and medics - on humanitui· presence In Haiti an missions around the nonhem cily ing. PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) of Cap-Haitien and the SOII\IICm ~ -Army Pfc. David Arndl had never · · • Some Haitians fear the end of a of Jacmel. seen a dead body in ihe street before he came IQ Haiti. Army Sgt. Michael permanent U.S. military presence · Hope will never. forget how children will increase the risk of unrest aa beamed with gratitude when U.S. J;laiti prepares for local .and legisla- · soldiers handed them bottles of ttve electiOns on March 19. A police- ~~~~ training mission run by the United· water. They ·are members of the U.S. Nations is scheduled to end March ·Suppon Group, whose mission ...,. 15, at which time an unarmed misbuilding roads and bridges, drilling wells and giving health care to the WASHINGTON (AP) - Onefourth of George W. Bush's support· . Subscribe today. 992-2156 er.; trend Democratic on the issues, according to an internal Republican poll that indicates that victory in the D~y presidential race wouldn't necessarily (USPS lJJ.KOJ • be enough to keep the House in GOP C..•ult)' New. $I per Holdfiiii.IK. hands. · ' . Republicans must ",open a new issue front," as .. well as "redefine some key existing i~ue~" more to their political advantage heading into the fall elections, according to the sur.vey findings, · shared recently with ~ ,:..acial issUeS. , several dozen rank-and-file Republilioth' rnen pledged to quickly end c;ans. racial profiling, but the liveliest '.' "1\veniy-five percent of Bush's moment of Monday- evening's vqte prefers Democrats on the issues debate came when Bradley pressed by a significant margin," according to Gore to demand that President Clin- the material circulated at a communiton issue an .executive order. imme- cations workshop convened by Rep. diat~ly tnding the practice. J.C. Watts, R-Okla. the fourth-rank"I want you to walk down his ing member of the GOP leadership . ,hallway, walk into his office '~nd say The .poll was conducted for Securing 'sign this executive order tOday,"' America's Futnre for Everyone Bra.dley said, drawing a sharp reton (SAFE), an organization Watts set up from Gore. to assist him in his leadership post. "I don',t think President Bill Republicans hold a narrow 222· Clinton needs · a lecture from Bill 212 majority in the current House, -Bradley on h<!w to stand up and fight with . one Democratic-leaning indefor,<\fne•n-ND.ericans" and flispan: pendent. A switch of five seats would ics;said Gol'l!;•who argued that Clin- deliver tontrolto the Democrats. · The survey found Republicans ton, haa set records in appointing from Page A1 . rt\ihorities to key administration must make a greater cffon to develop posts. their "brand," much as any organiza- · Clerk Kathy Hyse'll presented the "It's one thing to talk .the talk, it's · tion must do as it competes for market following financial report for another thing to walk the walk," said share. Democrats were favored, 44 December 1999: general ·fund, Gore . . " , percent to 31 percent, when the sui- $30,650.77; safety, $6,099.61; Racial profiling is a police prac- vey asked potential voters which street, $1,333.65; state highway, tice where some officers !arget party cares more about them, accord· $2,285.24; fire, $71,905.70; cememinority group ·me.nber5 for traffic ing to the poll shown recently to about tery, $7,926.87; water, $81,973.57; stops. Bradley has made boosting SO GOP members of the Ho~. · se'!ler, $26,226.88; guaranty meter, racial harmony a .centerpiece of his "They've got to con~ td~ololly $20,426.68; utility, $8,258.50; overcampaian for !he Democrat.ic presi· to solvmg problems. That s thetr mts-. time grant $159.78· perpetual no,.n\ination. l . sion," said David Winston of the Fab· care/cemetery, $7,147.i6; cemetery •oaber- m-l15!. o.,........ ~. dential "' ~ endowment, $38,121.59; police 'pen· · sion, $7,405.58; building fund $5,740.29; recreation, $1,337.93: ,permissive tax, $6,861.98: Ia~ enforcement, $3,458.91; total, $327,320.69. I The stock market' was dosed Monday to observe the Martin Also presen! were council mem· . .,. Ll!ther King Jr. holiday. Stock listings will retl!rn, in Wednes- hers Victor Young III and Bryan · day's Sentinel. · Shank, and Fire Chief Chris Shank. ,., ... The " ...... , .,, ··"' t ' LOCAL NEWS. ..· De~ocr~ts scuffle LOCAL FOLKS... on racla' profiling ' , •• " ,.. • ! I• ·), , ,. u.s. • No stoc;ks today . -. • .• • ' • •• I ., , • �J • • TuMclay, Jenll8ry 1B, 2000 ~ PalM A 2 •The Deily s.ntlnel Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Nldcll..,ort, Ohio LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF Ann advi.ses: Make effort to get sister to discuss health issue: I realize it would be better if this infonnation from the American Social infonnation came directly 'from Health Alisociation Herpes Resource sister, "Robin," is 21 Robin, but since she seems reluctant ·Center at ASHAJHRC, P.O. Box years old. She is dat· to bring it up, would it he out of line 13827, Dept. MC-01 Research Trianing a terrific guy, and for me to tell him? If I were in his gle Park. NC 11709. Please include lhey are talking about shoes, I'd certainly wan! to know. SI for postage and handling. She can ~· marriage. Unfonu· What do you say? -· CAUFORNIA also calllheir Stop the Spread of Herpes campaign hotline at 1-877·411 · nately, two years ago, she picked up SISTER DEAR CALIF. SlS: i say this HERPES (1 -877-411 ·4377), or visit genital herpes from a previous stOI)I is not yours to tell. Please J,ee~ ·lheir web site (www.ashastd.org). boyfriend. Dear Ann Landers:. My parents I asked Robin if she has discussed yoW' mouth shut. Make' a major effort herpes with her current boyfriend, and Iiowever, to get Robin to understand it have been married for more than 50 !ill'e 'Said ilo, because she doesn't want is of the uunost imponance that sbe ·years. I love them both, but I cannot li!n'to know about ~~ previoits rela· discuss lhe problem with her gynecol· stand to' be' around them or even talk IIMshiJ>; She said she is going to lie ogist and get specific in?tructions on to them on lhe phone, because all they and tell him she was raped. I believe how to keep from infecting her do is .fight and complain about each ·this is wrong, but I don't know what to boyfriend. Robin 111ust understand other. . this is a ' ! lealth issue, not amoral one, ·. ·" I come from a large family, and my do about it. I -think her boyfriend and that she should view it as s uch. If brothers and si$ters feel the snme way_ deserves to.know that she has ·a·sexu· . she needs help deciding the best way We -have suggested counselin~. but ~Y.,transmitted disease and that he to tell him, she and others ~an get they won't hear oV it. They insist they 6\ltlla"becorm: infected. Dear ADD Lan· dtl'l: My younger I have no problems that need "solving," and that we are just picking on lhem. Any suggestions? We could use some help with lhese two. -- KI WITS' END IN WISCONSIN DEAR WISCONSIN: Face the facts. Your parents have been married (and fighting) for more than SO years. It has become a way of life for lhem and they are not about to change. At:cept them as they are, stay neutral,. and ,hope they continue to fight and complain for at least another 25 years. Dear Aoo Landen: When I read tho~ letters in your column about adoption and pregnancy, 1 decided to· tell you my story. I know a couple who had infenility problems and decided to adopt. They wanted twin girls, but none were available, so they agreed to take twin boys. One year . . Gra~ge discusses ·lawsuits. I Two parti'es.held .for Mary ·Rankin's .16th birthday later, lhe agency phoned to tell them . DEAR JOHN!'IY: .I lib il. I like twi girls were available. ~ they it. Hems it is: Mr. and Ml'l. Paul Revere were interested? "By all tneaJtS." was lhe having an 81JIIIIICIII. duti111 wbidl answer. The very nell year, lhe Mrs. Re~ "((S beard to yell, "Paul, woman became preznant. She had ·1 don't care who is ~omin1 tonight, triplets. They now have seven chil· dren under three years of age. - IKE it's my turn to use the hone." Planning a wedding? What'' IN CLEVELAND DEAR IKE: How true is that old right? What's wrona? ''The Ann Lan; admonition ·- "Be canoful what you ders Guide for Brides" wilL relieve wish for, you might get it." I hope lhe your anxiety. Send a ld(-addrcaseci, couple you wrote about has a loving long, business-size envelope and .~ and supportive family and kind, gen- check or inoney ordef for $3.75 (thi! erous neighbors. They are going to includes postage and handling) to: need a lot of help raising those seven Brides, c/o Ann Landers, P.O.. BoJ 11562, Cliicago, Dl. 60611-0562. ({n children. Canjldaj sCitd $4.55.) To· ftlld ~ Dear Ami ~: I read some· thing on lhe back of a cereal box that more about Ann Landen and resd her would make a good Gem 'of the Day. past columns, vj~it the <;_reators Synweb page at" I hope you cap use it. -JOHNNY D. dicate \\'Ww.creators.com. IN NEWI'ON.-N.J. TIME OUT FOR TIPS against gun manufacturers BY· BECKY BAER Meigs County Extension Agent Family • and . Consumer · St:llinces/Community Development TUPPER,S PLAINS - The 16,th birthday of Mary Rankin of l'uppers . · Plains was celebrated at twoparties. Are yo~. thinking about buying an exist,. ,::.100 first one was held at Con· ing business'' There are advantages and nie's Child Care Facility in Tuppers disadvantages to bec()ming the new · Plains with all of the childrenowner of an established company. . attending, lfhe. second party was One benefit is that the .. business · has "' held Jan. 9 at the St. Paul United already demonstrated its performance Methodist Church basement with ~ record. It shou1d have. passed the probaWidnie the' Pooh and Tiger theme. ,of new business failure . There is also the important point.that 'bility · . Attending were Mary's pari:nts; the day-to-day operations and the cash-flow and credit networks · Jl>hn and Connie Rankin, her brothhave already been determined . ers, Jeff. and David Rankin, her On the other side. there can be· some problems when taking over grandmothers, Shirley Jmies and an on-going business. You need Ia do yotir .h omework to make cer·Mary Fryar, and her great-grandtain that your purchase plans will have a satisfying outcome. fl'iother, Gladys Rankin. First, check out the business from al'l aspects. Talk jo customers, Others attending were Chester' emP,Ioyees, suppliers, distributors and competitors. Discuss the McKinley, Steve and Diana Mays, business confidentially with employees to get accurate statements. Q.lv;yq, ao(l Elizabeth Mays, Judy . Find out why th.e business is being sold. Res~arch how the i11dustry fp~ ~9b and Mel Cowdery, Je~ MARY RANKIN as a whole is ~9ing. What trends are. ~eing noted? How ~re things l!ty, Tracy and Tyler Cowdery, changing? ·. . · · Men~ Guess, Kay Sheiidail, Judy and Rachel Markswonh, Pastor Jane Have the previous owner retain a small financial interest in the ~ac6,. Jack Rankin, Pat, Trina, ;1ild Dave. BeaJtie. ~ · busi~ess. Thi' s will allow open communications to . continue Cllfistopher, 'iyler and Danielle Car.. Sending gifts were George · between the original proprietor and yourself. . roll: Faye"Pullins, Montie and Glen· Homer, Judy and George Homer, Jr., As the old saying, goes; "Get everything down in writing." Oral ~ S~de~. · · Theodore and Becky Pullins, Mattie agfeements may not be substantiated, so be sure that all pans of the -. Mtlllred Caldwell, Elsie Culley, Pullins, Inez Windland, Tony Jones, transacliol] ~re Written in the purchase contract. ~etty Chevalier, Deb Eichorn, Anna Todd, Diana, Andrew Srady, Ty a,nd Have your accountant go over the books to distinguish the cash Rice, Christy and Christopher Haley Bissell, Roger and ShiriFY flow, financial statements itnd net worth of the company. Verify an 9l'1R,CY • . ponette . and. Monique . Hawk, . Annie Calawa>:, I!ob ·. and a~curate am.ount of available money from which you can work. !/San, Lau.ra Magee, Barb Roush; Lin(la Cillaway, Bill Leach : and . yssia . Newland, Judy Kennedy, Beny, Gle'n and 'Grace Stout, Terri . . ··-. After- you have taken the time to delve into the history and finan· eathe[ ' Rotkhold; Jenny . Parker, ·.soul~by, Mildred Brooks, G.uy a11d · ' ,\',ial . bacj<ground of the ·business and industrY, and: talked with those as·$ociated with the compAny, you can make an .informed decisioft . . , ,n~y. Aqtber and 'iyler Fryar, Evelyn ~pencer, Jim and Dor~thy The rewan;ls of a success'ful business may well be worth that (rou- ' .t:lmon .and, Karen Conklin, Jackie Stou(, Donna Dotson, and Howaro bl ' .. . . . ' 'tine, Bill, Teresia and Erica Lenons, and Marie Ogden. . · ~ ' . · 1MaJori .Peal1 Peggy Elsaesser, JoAn· ,ryt.. YY.~.aver, J\IJiber Thompson •. Tim ,. 1 RACINE, - A discussion on Grange Youth will have a youth leap . l"'nding law suits by several cities year parry on 6:30 p.m.. .f:'eb. 29 8f against gun manufa~turers higfi-. the Golden Corral restaurant in Gal1 lighted a meeting of Racine Grange lipclis. Reservations are needed 4~ . held recently at the hall. advance. Keith Ashley, legislative director, Patty and Opal Dyer, Meigs spcke on the danger of setting a County Grange.deputies, announceq prq:'edence for such suits' which he a change in district talent contests said could lead to legal act ian saying !hill there is now o~n regis. . against the manufacturers of knives tration. · · ' , and even motor vehicles. The Tom .Banley and , Ray Midkiff, Grange decided to continue moni- Meigs County delegates to the Ohio toring the issue. State Grange, gave a report ,on the Another matter discussed was the state convention. They reponed oq· · recent revocation of the Glass-Stea- resolutions 'passed which included gal Act and the wisdom of the acton. ' allowing A.T.V.'s to be fully The act, Ashley explainel!, was deductillle for farmers 1·reoalling tf placed into law after the ·stock mar- sch"'ol boafd·inembeis; ai1il opposjL 1 ket crash of 1929 to prevent the con- .. lion to l'C\gional counhouses ift Ohio. centration of. banking and insurance' All ' :Of ' ~ ·orj&inate!l':at..;~itt in the hands of a few. ~ . Grange alii! ale nOIII'iparr'Ofllie Ohifl Again . Grange members State Grange legislative. policy. · expressed suppon for· the proposed Ashley· also. .:eported-. that thi construction of U.S. Route 3~ , from OhiQ S~ Orartge is opposins the Darwin lo Athens along the pre- piping of water 'from th~ · Great . ferred route·of the Ohio Depanmeot Lakes to plaees not on 1M lakes. . ~. of Highways. Ashley reported on . In other ·business- the grange recent highway meetings which lie voted on a .new member, .reported had attended. • . . , , . ... . that Mary. Virginia: Easterday .bas It was announced that Rachel~· had sliraety,' extentleij sympathy to Whitney, and llll!ily Alihley will be tt,th Prank 11 lhe Joss of,~ si~r. auendi~g·the ujlcoffi\ng Winter Ohio ., Chtlck Y9st, 1muter, 'accepted die State Grange youth at . donllion of an agate •to the grange, Friendly Hills. , in, and announced t1iat initiationwill.he zait~sville. The held'II the next .. • The Dally Sentinel • Page A :J No Parkinson group meeting Wanda L. Haskins ,, : WEST JEFFERSON .- Wanda L. Haskins. 73, of West Jefferson, died ~onday, Jan. 11, 2000, m 'Mt. Carmel West Hospital, O>lumbus. ShJe was born on Nov. 5, 1926, in Middlepon, daughter of the late Sanford . ~n~ Stella (Donahue) Thomas. She waa a homemaker. . . ~urviVt.ng are a daughter and son-in-law, Elaine and Phillip Lawless of Ht.lhard; SIX sons and daughters-in-law: Thomas and Pam Haskins of Cambrid!!e• John and Patrici.. Haskins of Dublin, William and Jackie Haskins of ~~~~~~rd, James. a?d Manha Haskins of Powell, and Richard and Jeanette H~ms and Phtlhp and AntOinette Haskins, all of West Jefferson; 11 grandchtldren; two brothers: J:larold E. Thomas and David Thomas; and two sisters, Mary L. Maggied and Polly Hysell. · ~ides her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, E. Blaine !'&sluns, whom she married Jan. 24, 1947, in Pikeville,. Ky. · Fune!'ll services ~ill he at ll a.m. Thursday at West Jefferson Uniled MethodiSt Church•. wtth the Rev. 'Roben Michelfelder officiating Burial will folio~ in Pleilsant Hill Cemetery. Fnends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday at Rader. McDonald Funeral Home in West Jefferson. Memorial contributions may he made to the children's section of the West J~fferson Public Library, or to the Dis'abled.American Veterans. Ethel Matlack Arbaugh ·:. There will be no meeting this month for the Gallipolis Parkinson suPIIOI1 group. The next meeting will be Feb. 3. ' • J Carpenter Baptist services set TUPPERS PlAINS - Ethel Matlack Arbaugh of Tuppers Plains, died Sunday, Jan. 16, 2000, at St. J~ph Hospital following a brief illness. Sunday services at Carpenter Baptist Church on State Route 143 will tea· She was born May 28, 1905, in Tuppers Plains, daughter of the late lure Cross Creek, Buffalo, W.Va. ' William E. and Minnie Osborne Matlack. · She and her husband, John, were former owners of Arbaugh Funeral Home in Tuppers Plains. She was a lifelong member of Tuppers Plains St. Paul United Methodist Church, a charter member of Chester O>uncil Daughters of America, and a chaner member of 'Rose Garden Club. Mrs. A round and square dance will be held ai the Senior Citizens Center fro;. Arbaugh taught school in Vinton Township High School in Radcliff and in 8 to 11 p.m. Friday. Music will b~ by Willie and the Crabgrass Boys with Art Olive-Orange High School in Tuppers Plains. She was a postmaster for 32 Conant, caller. Admission is $3 per person; $5 a couple. Take snacks for years at Tuppers Plains, retiring in 1966. refreshment table. . ,. , She is survived by four daughters, Leah Jean Arb~ugh of Powell, Mrs. Iretta C. Parker of O>ai'Grove, Mrs. Lily Lee Schultz ofO>lumbus, and Mrs. Shi~ley Ann Hasen of Powell; a son, ytilliam Wesley Arbaugh of Tuppers Sp~cial ,' Pla10s; a daughter-In-law, Norma Ntchols Arbaugh, a son-in-law John Hasen; eight grandchildren; seven great-grandchildren; nieces, Betty'Green Syracu~ Villa~ C:Ou~cil will m~t in special session at 7 p.nt. Thursday Timmers and Dorothy Matlack O>minsky; and a host of friends. at the mun1c1pal bmldmg. Purposewdl be to fill a seal on village council arid ·Besides her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband,.John w. discuss the new ·fire truck. ' : . Arbaugh, four brothers, Glen, Howard, Emile and William Stanley· and a · ' sister, Freda Matlack Green. Services will be at1 p.m. Friday at the White Funeral Home in O>olville BALTIMORE, Ohio- Edna A. BOyer, 102, '!ialtimore, died on Sunday, with Pastor Bob Sanders officiating. Burial .will be in Tuppers Plains Chri's: The Lopus/Fibromyalgia Supporr Group will meet from 6:30 io 8 p..ri. tian Church Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and today m the cafeteria at Veterans Memorial Hospital in Pomeroy. !an. 16, 2000 at Fairfield Medical Center. ·, She was born on Feb. 17, 1897, in .Pomeroy, daughter of the late ~ugust 6to 8 p.m. Thursday. Chester O>uncil Daughters of America service will be · Ch~rles and Catherine (Neutzling) Liefheit. She was a member of Trinity at 7:30p.m. Umted Church of Christ in Baltimore, the Women's Guild Class, Basil Garilen Club, Olivedale Senior Citizens of Lancaster and Pomona Grange. . PO~EROY ;_Units of Meigs Emergency Services answered seven calls · Surviving are several nieces ~rid nephews. for asststance on Monday. . ·, ~ Besi~ her parents, she was.prec~ded in death b~ her h~sband, Walter F. . CENTRAL DISPATCH .. ooyer, m 1975. · 1:05 p.m., Mulberry Ave., Edith Martin, Veterans Memorial Hospiial; .' ' Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at Sheridan Funeral Home in 3:19p.m., Nye Ave., Marvin Day, treated not transponed; . Baltimore with the Rev. Jill Dunlap officiating. Burial will follow at Maple 3:49 p.m., Calvin_ Freeman, treated not transported; •, Grove Cemetery in Baltimore. . · haired bowler named "Flo" criticized 5:46p.m., E. Mam St., Pomeroy, Patricia Shane, Veterans Memorial. , ' ' Friends may call at the funeral hQme, 400 N. Oak St., from 2 to 4 p.m. By KATHERINE RIZZO President Clinton's Medicare propos· MIDDLEPORT roday and 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday. ' Associated Press Wrlttr al and said "I don't want big gilvem. 1 2:20 ~.m., Zuspan Hollow !!.d., with assistance from Central Dispatc~, : Memorial contributions may be made to Trinity United Church of Christ · . WASfi1NGTON - Rep. Ted men( in my medicine t:abinel.: '. . Lots Provt~ce, Pleasant Valley Hospita. J. · . , of Baltimore, or the Baltimore \\(edic Unit. Strickland says he doesn't think some Now, that well-funded organizaRACINE ' , . early attack mailings will have an 1 tion, Citizens for Beber Medicare, has 11:40 a.m:, S.R. 338, G~rge Ni.egler, treated; . . . . · · ' :; impact at the ballot the box. had a change; of heart about the best , 12:30. p.m., wtth RC~>dsvtlle umt ~ first respcnder, Christine. Hoffma~;~ The mailings into Strickland's 6th way to enact the kind' of prescription and Jesstca Watson, Veterans M:emonal Hosptlal. O>ngressional District were from drug bill it favors. On Monday, th~ organizations opposed loathe Medicare prescriptiOn drug plan that Demo· group launched a new, less critical cratic congressman supports. ·uFio" cominercial urging decision- · ' By The Aesoclated·P,..a 30s "I don't think they inflicted the makers in Washif1$10n to "put politics · • least bit of damage to me, politically," .aside and join hands" for a bipartisan , Much of Ohio .received a coating The record-high temperature for Strickland said Monday. solution. of snow overnight. Extreme southern . this date at the O>lumbus weather "People understand what is hap· The accompanying mail campaign sections of.the stale gilt a mixture of station was 68 degrees in 1996 while pening with this issue in terms of the will sound the same theme, said nm snow and.sleet or freezing 'rain, mak· tile record low was 11 below ·zero in fd d h . NEW YORK (AP)- Blood sup- areas are Los Angeles;· Philadelphni; ing driving conditions hazardous. 1.994. Sunset tonight will be at 5:34 cost.o rugs an t e difficulty getting Ryan, the group's executive director. "It's all very positive, all very sup- plies ·have dropped to dangl:rously Baltimore; Washington, D.C.; , The , heavt'est snowfall was over · d . "'ed sda them and people are suspicious of any p,m. an sunn$0 "' ne Y at ·7:50 group that would come out in opposi- ponive," he said. "It's not critical of low levels around the country, with Detr.oit; Nashville, Tenn., an~ the Miami Valley, with Dayton am ·• · b d based · 1' expens blaming a flu outbreak that O>lumbia, S.C. · rqxming nearly 3 inches, the Nation· · . . Weather·forecut: tton 10 a roa · prescnption any membets." At . The Seniors O>alition, whose al Weather Service ••'d. ., . h M drug benefit," he said. The New York center, whi~h .ontg 1... ostly cloudy• with a The high cost of medicine- and December postcard into the 6th Dis- hit harder and earlier than usual for operates independently of the Amet'· Measurements in other, parts of the chance of snow showers. Lows in the President Clinton's proposnlto add an trict led Strickland to dare the organi- keeping potential donors away. The New York Blood Center ican Red Cross, had leSs .than a twO; state included Toledo, 1.2 inches; · lower and mid 20s. Northwest wind 5 optional prescriPtion drug benefit 10 · zation to send someone to debate him, issued an emergency appeal for day s~pply of'iype 0 blood MondJii." Findlay, 1.8 inches; Wilmington and to 10 mph. Chance of snow 30 per- the Medicare .program _ is one of there's been no decision · about a donations Monday, just a week after · "We like to have about a five-city O>lumbus, 1.6 inches, and Cincin· · cent. ·~"· "' ' Strickland's major issues. change of strategy, said John Powell, the American Red Cross made a sim· supply," center spokeswoman LincJt, qati, t ·inch. · · ' Wednesday...Partly cloudy. ' Highs His Ohio district had been among chief operating officer and vice presiilar request. Levi' said. • . · : The snow was to end today as a 35 to 40. the areas targeted for a direct-mail dent of government relations. · "This really goes from Boston to In Toledo, Ohio, where the lleCt low pressure system moved toward Wedtiesday night. .. Light snow cam,.;gn by two gro · 1 ed · The Seniors O>alition is part of the L.A. and IIits the heanland," said Cross called 135 people asking 'them theCa J' l'k I l..o . th 'd d 20s ,_. ups IDVO V IR ro ~nas. I e Y· ws tn e mt an upper · . the debate over prescription drug ben- coalition that makes up Ryan's group. Jacquelyn Fredrick, chief operating to donate, 75 declined because they Overni:sb~JO\\IS,.ranged ,from ~2 ExteDded forecast:... efits for Medicare recipients. "O>ultl we soften the message up offtcer for the American Red Cross were suffering from the flu or anoth· g,~g~s;,.\n Yo~n~~si?WP to 24 tn ,, . Th~rsday..:'A. chanc~ <If,, s_n~w . One mailing was a bold yellow- a little bit?.We could, bull don't know blood services. > . · _ - tl"ilh)~o'Fiedrick saill. , ,. ' . ' . ·; 1"-lRCtnnali.- ·• ·• , - .. · • " ,, showers during the·, day, Ot)ierwtse ' Qn-ted'post ca'rd decl · ·."It' t' why we would, .. he said. 'II be pan! t I part) I d . H'gh . h . , .d anng. s tme 1\venty-five of the 37 ' regional ' . Ai l'eoria, m.• driv'c to coli~ .~ , Sk. :· ·· 1es ":'' Y o most Y · Y c ou Y· 1 s m ! e "1 1 and to tell Ted Strickland and the other The major argument agaiiL'II Oin- blood centers run by the national Red . blood platelets needed by ca~r ;e!~ucly tom~t excc:pt for the .north- u~ 30s: . ,,. . . , .Jt · ' . , titicians _ hands off our reScri • lon's ·plan for optional COVeJ118C of Cross had less than one day's supply patients, 24 of 34 scheduled oonc8s ,1851. Lows will fallmto the teens and · · fn~y;,,M9slly cloudy with. a,. h.:h drug choids:• p p prescriptions under Medicare is that it of Type 0 blood - known as the ' · canceled their appointments bCcatt* ·~ 20s. . . . . . .~ or. ~no~. Lows a~und and .:The lother, from a group backed by would give businesses an incentive to universal donor type - o~ bud 1 · of illness. · ~ I~· Clouds will thicken across OhtQ,,~ !ligliii3S til 411. . I · .... ·. 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The suppcn group . is all that But U.S. officials say Haiti ~ v.ey was. conducted m November, at a remains of the U.S. contingent of largely policed itself since 1995 w!IJ! It me when Bush was outpolling · 20,000 troops President Clinton sent a local police force deployed undir .. ".~ Democratic contenders by wide mar- to Haiti ·in 1994 to restore the elect- UN . • superviSIOn. gins. It has a margin of error or plus or ed government of President Jean"We haven't been involved rin minus 3 percentage points. .· Bertrand Aristide. internal Haitian security probtenls. On three of the top five issues, as There's no reason to .believe securty identified by potential voters, Democ- . Without fanface, the U.S. flag will worsen after our departu~" rats hold an edge, the poll reported. will be lowered Thursday at Camp said Hope, one of 110 guards for •" They lead on ed.ucation, the top- Fairwinds for the last time, and the 197-member Suppon Group, whieh ranked issue, py 16 percentage points; camp ·is scheduled to close the next at one time had more than 400 mef!l· on health care by an even bigger mar- . day. The group's 242 Haitian · bers. • gin; and strongly on Social Security. The United States also plannedio · employees will be laid off by Jan. 31, and the camp will be handed sian rotating units of between 150 over to the Airpon Authority and and 200 noncombat troops - en(i· to end military may be used for Haitian police train- neers and medics - on humanitui· presence In Haiti an missions around the nonhem cily ing. PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti (AP) of Cap-Haitien and the SOII\IICm ~ -Army Pfc. David Arndl had never · · • Some Haitians fear the end of a of Jacmel. seen a dead body in ihe street before he came IQ Haiti. Army Sgt. Michael permanent U.S. military presence · Hope will never. forget how children will increase the risk of unrest aa beamed with gratitude when U.S. J;laiti prepares for local .and legisla- · soldiers handed them bottles of ttve electiOns on March 19. A police- ~~~~ training mission run by the United· water. They ·are members of the U.S. Nations is scheduled to end March ·Suppon Group, whose mission ...,. 15, at which time an unarmed misbuilding roads and bridges, drilling wells and giving health care to the WASHINGTON (AP) - Onefourth of George W. Bush's support· . Subscribe today. 992-2156 er.; trend Democratic on the issues, according to an internal Republican poll that indicates that victory in the D~y presidential race wouldn't necessarily (USPS lJJ.KOJ • be enough to keep the House in GOP C..•ult)' New. $I per Holdfiiii.IK. hands. · ' . Republicans must ",open a new issue front," as .. well as "redefine some key existing i~ue~" more to their political advantage heading into the fall elections, according to the sur.vey findings, · shared recently with ~ ,:..acial issUeS. , several dozen rank-and-file Republilioth' rnen pledged to quickly end c;ans. racial profiling, but the liveliest '.' "1\veniy-five percent of Bush's moment of Monday- evening's vqte prefers Democrats on the issues debate came when Bradley pressed by a significant margin," according to Gore to demand that President Clin- the material circulated at a communiton issue an .executive order. imme- cations workshop convened by Rep. diat~ly tnding the practice. J.C. Watts, R-Okla. the fourth-rank"I want you to walk down his ing member of the GOP leadership . ,hallway, walk into his office '~nd say The .poll was conducted for Securing 'sign this executive order tOday,"' America's Futnre for Everyone Bra.dley said, drawing a sharp reton (SAFE), an organization Watts set up from Gore. to assist him in his leadership post. "I don',t think President Bill Republicans hold a narrow 222· Clinton needs · a lecture from Bill 212 majority in the current House, -Bradley on h<!w to stand up and fight with . one Democratic-leaning indefor,<\fne•n-ND.ericans" and flispan: pendent. A switch of five seats would ics;said Gol'l!;•who argued that Clin- deliver tontrolto the Democrats. · The survey found Republicans ton, haa set records in appointing from Page A1 . rt\ihorities to key administration must make a greater cffon to develop posts. their "brand," much as any organiza- · Clerk Kathy Hyse'll presented the "It's one thing to talk .the talk, it's · tion must do as it competes for market following financial report for another thing to walk the walk," said share. Democrats were favored, 44 December 1999: general ·fund, Gore . . " , percent to 31 percent, when the sui- $30,650.77; safety, $6,099.61; Racial profiling is a police prac- vey asked potential voters which street, $1,333.65; state highway, tice where some officers !arget party cares more about them, accord· $2,285.24; fire, $71,905.70; cememinority group ·me.nber5 for traffic ing to the poll shown recently to about tery, $7,926.87; water, $81,973.57; stops. Bradley has made boosting SO GOP members of the Ho~. · se'!ler, $26,226.88; guaranty meter, racial harmony a .centerpiece of his "They've got to con~ td~ololly $20,426.68; utility, $8,258.50; overcampaian for !he Democrat.ic presi· to solvmg problems. That s thetr mts-. time grant $159.78· perpetual no,.n\ination. l . sion," said David Winston of the Fab· care/cemetery, $7,147.i6; cemetery •oaber- m-l15!. o.,........ ~. dential "' ~ endowment, $38,121.59; police 'pen· · sion, $7,405.58; building fund $5,740.29; recreation, $1,337.93: ,permissive tax, $6,861.98: Ia~ enforcement, $3,458.91; total, $327,320.69. I The stock market' was dosed Monday to observe the Martin Also presen! were council mem· . .,. Ll!ther King Jr. holiday. Stock listings will retl!rn, in Wednes- hers Victor Young III and Bryan · day's Sentinel. · Shank, and Fire Chief Chris Shank. ,., ... The " ...... , .,, ··"' t ' LOCAL NEWS. ..· De~ocr~ts scuffle LOCAL FOLKS... on racla' profiling ' , •• " ,.. • ! I• ·), , ,. u.s. • No stoc;ks today . -. • .• • ' • •• I ., , • �' Commentarr_ ' PageA4 ,, lUHdey,_JanUMY 11, Page 5 aooo Tueadey, Januaty 18, :IOoD The Daily Sentinel . • ... 111 COurt Sl, Pomeroy, Ohio 740-002-2158 • Fu:: 1182~2157 .Gene1111 M•n•ger ~ TuESDAY'S FINAllY, HIGHLIGHTS ACLINT().\ lCAN . Charlea W. Govey Publllher Ch•rl- Hoei'Hch '··----· VO\t~ 01-HIII Controller I I' '' '' .' ,...,,.,J -TVCGirlsOhlo ' . TVC ..u. :MeigS 9.() 13.() : Alexander 8-1 11 -2 1iialpre. 6·2 6·5 8-3 6-7 1Vlilion Ccunty Our view: I 'I In 1919, the 'World War I Peace Congress opened in Versailles, France. In 1936, aut~or Rudyard Kipling died in Burwash, England. · · . ·In 1943, durmg World War II, the. Soviets announced they'd broken the long Nazi ·siege of Leningrad. · · .· . . : ln.1967! Albert ~Salvo, who claimed to be the "Boston Strangler," was . conv1cted on Cambndge, Mass., of armed r<lbbery, assault and sex offenses: He was sen,lenced to_life and killed by an inmate in 1973. In 1970, Mormon president David McKay died at age 96. In 1975, the' situation comedy "The Jeffersons," a spin-off from "All in the Family," premiered on CBS-TV. ' . In I991, financially strapped Eastern Airlines shut down after 62 years in business. '· Ten years ago: A Jury in Los Angeles acquitted former preschoOl opera· .tors. Ray~ond Buckey and his mother, Peggy McMartin Buckey, of 52 child ,moleslallon charges. In an FBI sting, Washington, D.C., Mayor Marion :Barry was arrested for drug possession, He was later convicted of a misde· meanor. · . Five years ago: The death toll climbed pist 6,000 in ihe eanhquake in . Kobe, Japan. South African President Nelson Mandela's cabinet denied amnesty sought by 3,500 police officers in apilrtheid's waning days. . One year ago: Defying global outrage over .the massacre of 45 ethnic .Albanian civilians in Kosovo, Serb forces_pounded villages wilh artillery. The Yugoslav government also ordered the American leader of the Kosovo peace mission to leave arid barred a U.N. investigator. _Today's Birthdays: Movie director John Boorman is 67. Singer-song· . wnter Bobby Goldsboro is 59. Comedian-singer-musician Breit Hudson is .47. Actor-director Kevin Costner is 45. Country singer· ~ark Collie is 44. Actress JIIJ)e Horrocks ("Little Voice") is 36. Actor Jesse L. Martin ("Law ,& Order") is 31. Rapper OJ Quik is 30. . Thought· for Today; "The military don't start wars. Politicians start . wars." - Gen. William C. Westmoreland, co'mmander. . American military . . . YOUR OPINION COUNTS. 111 Court SL, Pomeroy; OhtO 740 lle2·215e • F.x: 1182-~157 . TVC ALL 7·2 6·2 3-6 2-7 7-5 9-3 4·9 4-ll 0-ll 0-10 0-10 0· 11 him over to the side and said, 'Look, that doesn 't work on this team. If you wantto be on this team, you respect everybody,'" he said. " If thai had happened on the Atlanta Braves, you wouldn't have had iohn Rock. cr.'" Said Gore: " I, first of all, think what he said was reprehensibl e and disgusting. And I condemn it without any reservation, of course ... Last week, Texas Gov. George W. Bush said he agreed with baseball commissioner Bud Selig's decision · to have the Braves relief pitcher undergo psychological testing. "In a Republican debate, BusH, a former managing general partner of . the. Texas Rangers, said : " The fellow said some incredibly offensive things. He is a public person. And I appreciate them trying to get the man help." In an interview in Sports Illustrated last month, Rocker said he would never play for a New York team because ~e didn't want to· ride ·a train ." ne xt to some queer with AIDS." He also bashed immigrants, saying " I'm not a very big fan of foreigners . ... How'the hell did they get in this country?" Rocker later apologized and in a subse· qu ent intervi ew with ESPN said his comments were in retaliation for verbal and physical abuse he said he received from New York Mets fans during the NL Cham-. pions hip Series. That was not enough to prevent the heavy metal band Twisted Sister to ask the Braves to stop usi ng their song " I Wanna Rock" to introduce Rocker when the rel.iev- . WednMCIIIY'• aChedull at Nelsonville-York iilmble • I Thu111dly'• echedule Washington ·Merry-Go-Round: ·Recalling t~e ·first census By JACK ANDERSON and DOUGLAS COHN WASHINGTON -1\vo hundred ten years ago on.March 1, 1790, Co~gress passed the Census Act. It had little cltoice. The Constitution, ratified the previous year, required that an "enumeration (census) shall be made within three year.; after the first meeting of the Congress of the United States and within every subsequent terril of ten years .... " . · Whereas today the need for a census seems obvious in 1790 it was initiated (O determine the 'apportionment pf ;epresenlatives among the states. On the one hand, such head counting was deemed essential for a representative deinocra· cy, but on the other hand, only a minority of those people counted could participate in elections. Excluded from balloting were women, children and slaves. Furth_ermore, each state could and did excluded many men for a var1ety of reasons. The census made for an equitable distri- . butoon of power by state, but clearly not by individual. · Northern pressure resulted in slaves being counted .as three-fifths of a person, ther~ by skewing the population figures downward in the South. Though in ·1790, slavery was prevalent in every state except Massachusetts. .· ~th the end of the Ci vi I War ano;l passage of -the 14th Amendment, freed slaves became whole in the eyes 4?f the ':"ns~s takers, and .this fact aloAe was resp<)nsible for population mcreases between 1860 and 1870, in a South whose population was dramatically reduced by war. · · . Even so, the increases were small. Not.so in the North. Only the rise of the West finally brought a balance to the old North-South antagonisms. Today, dramatic shifts in population are once again changing the political picture, and this time the sbift is entirely south of the Mason-Dixon line ~ assuming that line is extended to the Pacific Ocean. The two-decade span from · 1970 to 1990 showed a net shift of 29 seats in the House of Representatives to the SJJnbelt states, the Joss coming primarily from the Northeast. . · · It was a. significant shift in power,· yet perhapo more important is .the dominating potential of just one state: Cali: fortlia. With 52 congressmen, this one mega-state ltas the ·same voting power as the 21 smallest states put toge.ther. What Foundins.Father ..anticipated this occurrence? NQ~ the 2000; Census is about to begin, and we may expect more of the slme sort of population shifts. · · The good news is that populations from slates as diverse as California, Texas and Florida will have the net result of turning congressional thinking into a melting-pot mentality, and that has always lieen good for the nation. · (.lick Anclei'Mn •nd Douglae Cohn •re columni.W tor United Feetu111 S,nciiOIIte.) !Southern at Eastern • Meigs at Vinton County · Nelsonville-York at Alexander Waterford at Federal Hocking Miller at Trimble . Belpre at Wellston _ · . " att~ck ·:: Ohio PerspectJ,ve: · Saturday"• echedull ChiiUcothe at Athens ' :tllller at Nelsonville-York ... ' "Belpre 1 ~llston . I'Jexander •-Nei100VIIe-York !Vinton County . Meigs ~ ,.. I TVC ALL 6-1 3-3 8·1 3-4 3-4 2-5 2-4 3-7 3-6 . 3-6 2-7 3-6 Hocking ~ern 'Waterford Southern ''Federal Hocking ··Trimble • · I.Miller TVC ALL 6-1 8·1 5-2 4-3 6-2 6-3 3-4 '3-4 3·5 4-4 •, 0-7 0-10 TociiiY'I gamee . ,W.eMon at M.el"" "l"...tein wa~ · · :'J~· 1 'l~~ tH ' ' ~\· 'o t· : • • l;': - ''· ·FrldiY'eachtdute Alexander at Nelaonvllle·York ·Federal Hocking at Waiartord ,.Jrlmble at Miller Vinton County at Meigs 1 ~em.at Southern I Wellton at Belpre ' ·' Saturda''e echlldule 'Pol1amouth at Alexander 'Green at Federal Hocking Trlmbi& at Tree of Ute I' ~ News and Notes ' District plan going.~o voter~ By JOHN McCARTHY tion for 10 years and run the ~umbers from AI80CIIIed PreM Writer this year's census to see what h~ppens. 1~ COLUMBUS - Legislative leaders That idea won over Senate President have done a tum11f9und on one of the Richard Finan, long·an opponent of giving touchiest political issues in the capital:·the up the pOlitical solution to redistricting: ' redrawing of congressional and legislative "As long as .this plan doesn't odor districts _a.fter each 10-year c;ensus. until a(ter the next census, J'rn' in favor of After decades of opposition from polil- it because it gives us time to digest this ical -leaders, a new plan to use objective thing." said Finan, a ~uburban Cincinnati dala taken from the census to draw the Republican . .He a4ded lh~i he's gro;.Jn lines has a chance to reach the voters. --:eary of lo~g ~nd expensive court ch!JIThe biggest !1l'!"on for the change: the ' lenges to rcdostroctong plans, :, plan will not be used after this year's cen, i Anyone would be eligible to submit a sus and subsequent remapping before the· plan, which, pleases Anne Smead, past 2002 elections. Instead, the plan will go president of the League of Women \bters through a dry run next year and be used . of Ohio. The group has long supported an after the 2010 census. open mapJ!Irawing process. . The constitutional amendment, if "What we envisjon is that vario,11s aJ)pfl)ved by lawmakers, would go l;lefore interests might draw their own plansi·.a the voters ·in November. CC?IIege professor might drilw one, both Sponsoring Reps. Ron ·Amstuiz, a (political) parties, . maybe the League i;)f Woos!Cr Republican, ilnd Verrion Sykes; Won\en \bters;•• she said. 1 an Akron Demacrat, say the plan would Sykes said advancing techno!~ · reflect the most accurate distribution. of makes that easier.' "We have ihterestcd population and rid the line-drawing of parties now ... that arc capable of prodlie· political influence. · ing a plan," he said. , • . . .:• Currently, the Legislature- now can-· Past district fnaps. sometimes have trolled by Republicans - d,raws congres· resembled surrealist paintings as the par- : sional districts. Legislativc; distri~!S ire ties fn power draw lines favorable to el~· · drawn by the state Apportionment Board, .. ing their candidates.· Federal colirts ha\Je consisting of the governor, the state audi· been· steadily ·disapproving· of that praetor, the secretary of slate and representa- tice, F.inan said. '' tives from each party appointed by the leg"The terms of how you·'redistrict and islative leaders. · h9w you reapportion, ·through the eotlrt . . Four of those five board seats arc held system, are slowly becoming clearer and . · by Republicans, who will conil'(ll the clearer, so_you·knoW what you really have . board for the seeond de~ade in a (Ow: to do. 1\vcinty years ago, .we didn't. ha've ' Democrats held the same power th~ t--:0 that luxury, " he said. .• previous decades. . . . , , ' Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell, Under the J!roposal, the secrehiry of w.h~se office would S.lect the best plan, state, Ohio's chief elections official, · agreed that the courts have laken much'Of Would have to approve a plan that adheres the politics aut of redistricting and. that . to strict criteria: minimum splitting of ope'\ing up the process is an idea whole counties, municipalities and townships in time hi'S come. . each of 19 cong~ssional districts and 33 "'J'he combination of court dedsioris, state Senate districts, Each Senate district court actions. and likely cOurt interventli>n oontains three Ohio Hause districts. on this issue got us over the hurdle," To see how the. plan works, Amstutz Blackwell said. "It's a fascinating chaland ~ykes would put off its implcmenla- , Jenge .• , · -TVCBoysOhlo Southern freshmen defeat South Gallla MERCERVILLE- The South· em freshmen defeated South Oallia ,_38-29 Monday night .,,· Curtis Neigle~ Jed Southern with ~15 points. Anthony Lane led the , ~bels with IS points. -1 ~ Southern hosts Eastern Thursday. :r • • split with Pt. Park, St. Vincent :·~edmen ,, • UNDATED ..:.... Rio Grande 1{12-~. AMC 5-1) dropped Its otirst American Mideast Confer- . renee game of the 1-999-2000 season during a. tough two· •.game road trip to western Penn· J.sylvl!nia. · ~" The Redmen lost to Saint ·!·Vincent · ,S6-53 Friday ·in Latrobe, Pa. The Bearoat's . •Ananius Jackson led SVC with tis points and .e1$h·t rebounds. -'terrance Smith tallied · 11 points and Robert Stauffer had .to p.oints for Saint Vincent, , Oesroy Grant recorded 13 -points and nine rebounds for -;Rio Grande . Nathan Copas. ~!ired 10 points and had four rebounds and two assists. ,., 1. Rio Grande rebounded Satur~~~ay with an 87-80 vic.t ory over Llfoint Park in Pittsburgh. Scott · ,.Davis and Copas . each poured .~n 19 points for the Redmen. Jeremy May tallied 15 points •for· the Rodmen. Grant finiihed ·;with 11 · points · and fiv.e l ~~bounds · . ·r•' ·Reyhan · Carroll Jed all soor.• ~~,fs with 20 points for Point Park. Steve Cherepko added 19 ~oh1ts . Oabe Bubon had 16 ~points and eight rebounds. · ' Rio Grande hosts Cedarville _U!day 11 8 p.m . . er enters games. " We 've got Hispanics in this band, ltal· ians in this band, people who are Polish anq Russi an," said guitarist Jay Jay Fren ch, the heavy metal band 's co-founder. " We' re all .immigrants, all foreigners - quote unquote :-- and this is our way of saying his comments were not acceptable." French, 42, said he still legally represents the band and that all its members were in agreement over the action. · He said he told both his record label, Atlantic Records, the band didn 't want the sMg used in conjunction with Rocker and said he faxed a letter to the Braves ' director of public relations Jim Schultz and left several messages for him. Schultz did not return phone calls see~ ­ ing comment. • Southern. falls to aves i :..· He noted that North Korea' and Iran will have the That's why this test is so significant It Is asclelle capacity to launch long-range missiles a5 soon as to authentic as -the Pentagon can make iL There is. 2005. He also noted the recent, unsettling nuclear · · no pre-programming involved. The interceptor will buildups by both India and Pakistan. receive targeting data from a new radar slation on Meanwhile, Nation~!! Security Adviser Sandy the Kwajalein Missile Range · in the Marshall Berger candidly t~ld ~ National. Press a~b audi- Islands shortly before _it separa~ from !ts roclfet ence last week that; wb1le the Umted States os hope- booster, some 1,400 miles from 11S tarael m s~; ful that "our former adversaries, China and Russia, If this highly realistic test is successful, it wjll will emerge as stable, prosperous partners," it is prove that missile defense can anq will work, just~ quite possible that either or both natiops could Trinity provell that lhe atomic bomb could and emerge as military threats to this country. would wqrk. · • · _ !,That is why the Ointon ~dministration has comWhat m~kes the.teSt all the more important polit· pletely . reversed its previous opposition to missile . ically is that it will be a major oo..Sideration in Pres. defense. It is essential, as Cohen said, "to both pro- ident Clinton's decision, expected by mid-year, o15 teet the United States fr~m limited ~allistic missile to whether or not to authorize deployment of \Oe · attack from a rogue nat1on and preserve ·the strate- missile defense system. ,• gic balance between _the United States and Russia." If he does, the Penlagon will spend the next fj<.e !Jf course, there 1s st1ll a ways to go before t~e years building a sys~m of 100 interceptor missites Um!ed States actually deploys the foolproof, fad- that can protect the' United Slates from the limited safe missile defense system that. would enable the ballistic missile atlack to which Scm:tary Cohen American people 10 go to bed e.ach night secure in referred. ·· . the knowledg~ th~t ,they need .not fear a missile And further down the road, the United statiis attack from Tnpol1, or-Pyongyllilg or Baghdad. ·' eould: very well deploy a national'. missile defeoik . But the Pentagon assures us that progress is system that could repel a full-blown ballistic missile b_ein~ made. And th~y poinl to the successful mis- attack (rather than a few dozen or so missiles). ' •.. sole mtercept t!Jal _they pulled off last Octobe_r. · . An obelisk marks the spot at the White Sands However, the skeptics note, the crucial targeting Mis.sile' Range in New Mexico where die firit .dala was pre•~med before the launch. atomic bomb was exploded 55 years ago. · ·-; And when !'"" 1f the day comes that Muammer ·Maybe, 55 years from now, an obelisk wJII .0~. or. J<!m Jong _II or Saddam Hus;;ein sends stand at Kwajalein Missile Range in the Marslta~l a roaue m1ssde hurthng toward Washmgton, or Islands, marking the place where the first sucN~ York or San ~rancisco, th~_ fa~ of ~hose cities cessfultrue-to-life missile defense test took pia~, · Will depend on an onterceptor usmg m-fhght (rather commemorating the date when a world safe fi'Qlll William Cohen gave a speech in BNssels to NATO than pre-p'OJI!"ammed) targeting data from military · nuclear missiles became a real possibility. •\ defense leaders in which he explained why 'the satellites and radars to steer itself into the path of (Joseph Perkins Ia a ~:Giumnlat tor The Sill United States is committed to missile defense, the incoming enemy missile: Diego Union-Tribune.) . 4-ll 2-ll . ATLANTA (AP) - Plenty of people have been laking swings at John Rocker. AI Gore and· Bill Bradley didn't shy away when they had their chance. . ' The Democrati c presidential candidates criticized Roc ker 's disparaging remarks about foreigners, minorjti.es and gays during Monday night's Democratic 'd ebate in Des Moines,. Iowa. " I don 't know John Rocker and I don ' t want to know John Rocker," said Bradley, a · former NBA star. " But I do know one thing: This would not have happened had an organization and a team (been) attuned to the kind of things that he said. " When I was on the Knicks, one of my jobs was when there was a whi.te player that came on the team who didn't quite under· stand - used the wrong words .._. I took I .,: Making the ·Earth safe from missile ~n. 4-5 Gore, Bradley rip Rocker during·debate !' . ' ValleyMondly'a re11111t• IQhio 86, Southern 50 The Buckeye State, in particular the Ohio Valley, is home to a growing number of teachers who have earned National Board Certification. Ohio ranks second only to North Carolina ih the number of nationally certified teachers. . . This is quite an accomplishment, and ·Perkins' view: ·Bully for these educators deserve our praise and r encouragement. t1zem. The National Board of Professional Anyone Teaching Standards does riot bestow .this By JOSEPH PERKINS 11 was more than a half-century ago that scien1 k honor on whim. This designation must be WtUJ ma e.\· earned .with hard work, and it signals the tists working on the Manhattan Project detonated world's first nuclear device. imprm:ing teachers meet or exceed their profession's theThe mushroo111 cloud that rose above the southhighest standards. em New Mexico desert on that fateful day, July 16, OUr !W IlOO/S This feat goes beyond any certificate or 1945, ushered in the ato111ic age. a priority plaque the teachers may receive. It sends a Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2000, will, quite possibly, distinct messag·e to their students, parents · mark another milestone.in the atomic age. that·day, we~ther permitting, the Pentagets an ''A '' and fellow teachers . that these folks are gonF9rwillonundertake the mOSI significant test so'far of in our dedicated to improving the quality of edu- the National Missile Defense program. cation here. · · · . . •. It will attempt to do what foes of missile defense hook. Bully for- them. Anyone who makes have long insisted could not be done - intercept a improving our schools a priority gets an missile 100 miles above the Earth. It's a feat as improbable, the skeptics said, as intercepting a bul."A" in our book. let with another bullet. · Top-notch schools speak volumes. They rank right up there If this test over the western Pacific Ocean is sucwith modem roads, fair taxation and strong w\)rk ethic when it cessful, it oould prove, over time, to be as signifi· comes to recruiting new industry and retaining existing firms. cant as Trinity (the code name for the first atom Top-notch schools attract top-notch teachers who push their bomb test). For.missile defense could ultimately undo what students' boundaries and instill in them a desire to become topTrinity bcga! 55 years ago- the nuclear arn1s race. notch students. Top-notch .students, ·in tum, .stand a better Indeed, if a foolproof, fail-safe sysiem is developed ,chance ofwinning major scholaJ:Ships than their counterparts in . (and deployed) that can intercept intercontinental merely "good" schools. · ballistic.missiles, then the threat of a hostile missile We encourage every Ohio Valley educator to strive for attack, a threilt the American people ·have ·lived , National Board Certification. What a marketing tool that would under since the dawn of the atomic age, is •eff~tively eliminated.· . ~ for the region, and most .impoltantly, how much better it As it is, U.S. officials warn the United States ·would make the region's already fine schools. could be the targel .of a missile attack from an Keep up the good work, teachers. The region's future rests unfriendly coontry in the very near future. . ,squarely in your hands. · Just last month, in fact, ·Defense Secretary i . : Federal Hocking I WBterford • ! Southern : t:tstern Miller Tt)mble Teachers do region proud ·by earning national honors· . By The Alloclllted Pre11 , . Tpday is Tuesday, Jan. 18, the 18th day of 2oo0. There are ~48 days left .Jn the year. . . Today's Highlight in History: On Jan. 18, 1912, English explorer Robert F. Scott and hi' expedition . reached the South Pole, only to discover that Roald Arnundsep had already been there. Scott and his party perished during the return trip. 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By ANDREW CARTER After Ohio Valley Christian OVP Sporte Editor . rebuilt its double digit lead, SouthGALLIPOLIS - Ohio Valley em again cui into the Defenders' Christian captured itS 11th ~onsec- . advanlage, trimming the deficit to utive victory Monday, defeating seven points with 47 seconds left Southern 66-50 in non-league gir)s in the first half. Stacy Lyon$ had I>Jskelball action. Dating ~ack to three points •nd Brauer and the 1998-99 campaign, Ohio Val- Birnes each chipped in a basket ley Oristian has· won 23 consecu- during the Lady Tornadoes' 7-3 live games. spurt to cut the lead back to single The loss snapped Southern's digits. three-game winning streak. The Tessa Haggerty ensured that the · . Lady Tornadoes hadn't suffered Defenders would take a doubledefeat since a loss to Federal digit cushion to the break when Hocking on Jan. 6. sh.e converted a.layup with 19 secThe game got off to a slow ondS to play and hit 1-of-2 free start, but Ohio Valley Christian throws at the 10-second mark to broke the ice at the 6:13 mark give oves a 31-21 halftime lead. when Chelsea Gooch converted a Ohio Valley Olristian increased layup. Kati Cummins ·answered its lead to I 3 points by the ·end of with 5:51 remaining to tie the the third quarter. Haggerty scored score at two-all. five points, Olelsea Gooch added . Ohio Valley Christian (11·0) four points and Laura Pollard, then went on an 8:-0 run and led Hannah Burleson and Alyssa Zir10·2 with 2:44 rcmai11ing in the ille each added two points for the . period. Qooch had six points dur· Defenders. ii)J th"e. outburst. Soutl)ern's Sarah : Cummins answered with siK Brauer ended the Defenders' run points to lead sbuthern in tliifti\'ir<;l . with a jumper from ·the left side of period. Lyons and Barnes had the lane at the 1:50 mark to cut the three points apiece and Jhle had gap to 10-4. two points. Courtney Gooch pushed the Southern (4-9) began the final Defenders' lead back ·to eight quarter with an 8-2. run to close the pointS when she knocked down a gap to 50-43 with 4:36 to play in jumper in the paint with 33 sec- the game. However, Ohio Valley onds left. Ohio Valley Christian Christian outgunned the visitors Jed 12-4 after on~; period. 16-7 down -the stretch. to take the Ohio Valley Christian opened I5-point victory. . . the second period with an 8-2 run ijaggeny Jed aiiiCorcra wi_th 20 to extend its lead to 20-6 with 5:22 points for the Defenders. She was to play. Brigette Barnps scored the 8-of· 13 from the field and 3-for-4 opening points of the quartet for · at the foul line. Haggerty hl!l five Southern, hitting a jump shot from rebounds and three assists. · , the right wing to cut the deficit to . . Abby Meyn and Ooclsea Gooch I 2-6 before the Defenders staged added 12 points each. Meyh their big run. .:i-for-9 from the field and knocked · Southern pulled to within eight both free throws she attempted. points at the 3:05 mark,, thanks to The senior completed a triple-dou; an 8-2 run of its own. Barnes hit a ble with 10 rebounds and 10 steals. three-pointer and Heather Daily Gooch hit 6-of· 7 shots from the and Tammy Fryar added layups to field. She had five steals and three OFFENSIVE-MINDED - SOuthem'a Kill Cummine (24) drlvea p..t Laura Pollard of Ohio Yall•y help _the Southern cause. Sat SOUTHERN - Page 0 Chrlllfen. during the · . Tornadoee' eo-so lo.. Monday. (Andrew Carter . photo) · W u Sherman ~tabbed n~w Packer boss Jayhawks thump Aggies COLLEGE STATION, Texas (AP) - Texas A&M was· out. manned against Kansas, and .it finally showed. · ' Kenny Gregory scored 15 points and Jed ' a second half run as the seventh-ranked Jayhawks used their height and balance to beal Texas A&M 78·57 Monday nigh!. The Aggies made it interesting until they collapsed in the second half.· POWER MOVE - Eric . Of Klnaaa (l•ft) drlvll palt "JI's ·not fair, they are bigger Aaron Jack or TIIXII A & M during lilt night's Jayl!awk win. (AP) than us and they had more guys than us," Texas A&M coach .Leading 45-39 with 16:51 to Kansas guard Jeff Boschee went Melvin Watki.ns said jokingly. play, Kansas· erupted with a .27-9 0-for-5 from 3-point range, ending ·~ I'Ve. got to talk to the NCAA run for a 72-48lead with 3~21 left. a string of 38 consecutive games about spreading things out a little Gregory had 10 points in the secwith at least on ~ 3, pointer. Kansas more eiVenly."· · was 2-for-11 on 3-poitUers. kansas (15-2, Big 12 4-0) over- ond half. . The Jayhawks outrebounded the The Aggies tried to jump on tbe came Texas A&M's (5·10, Bi& 12 Aggies 55-32, led by Drew Good- Jayhaw!\S from the start, and their 1· 3) early defensive stand for a 38- ' en, who had I0 points and 10 aggreSSIVeness netted them rour 29 halftime lead. The Aggies were rebou~ds. Kansas had four players steals in· the first 8:28. They even bolstered by a controversial last· scoring in do~ble figures. managed a 14-10 lead before an second victory over Texas 'Itch on · Kansas has ·won Sc:ven straight excited R~ed Arena · crowd of Saiurday night, but this time they games since losing to Illinois 84-70 12,175, a record for the two-year we(Fn'l even close. on Dec..' IS. The Jay hawks' 15-~ old arena. "I think the key to our team is start is their best since they were Kansas' U-man rotation paid oilr depth. We 1ry to ·wear teams 16-1 to start the,J997-98 seuon. · off, and lhF' ~ayhawks took the lead out," Orcgoey said. "You can see it Kansas didn't score at its ·usual for good on a basket by Gooden in a guy's eyes when he's winded .. 86-poin\ pace, but the defense shut . with 7:56 to go in the half. Kansas We tty to bury a teani .as soon as down the Aggies. Tomas Reas hit a built a 36-26 edge late in the first . possible, not leave them any hope ~>Jsket in the closing seconds for 10 , half as the Aggies had only three to oome back in the lui five min· points, TexasA&M'son!y scorer in · points in the final4;12. utea. '' double figures. • OREEN .BAY, Wis. (AP) - Mike Sherman is Ron Wolf's surprising choice to take the Green Bay Packers back to the·top of the NFL. Sherman, the Seallle Seahawks.' offensive coordinator and a former Green Bay assistant, was to be hired today as ihe liew coach of the Pack· ers, a team source told The Associlt·· ed Press on Monday. . Sherman is a long-~me college as5islant ooaeh with just three yelinl' of NFL experience, two of them. as Mike Holmgren's tight· ends coach in Green Bay. He gained a reputation as a detail-oriented dlsciplinari· an, much like Holmgren him5elf. Wolf, the Packers' OM, fired Ray Rhodes and hiS'Staff on Jan. 3 after the Packers completed an 8-8 season, Rhodes' first in Green Bay..Th~ . OM cited a team-wide lack o( discipline and focus, and he vowed his new coach would create a "well-dis- , . ciplined, tough and hard-nosed foot~ 1 ball team." · : · Shermah was one of eight assistant coaches Holmgren took with him frpm qreen. Bay to Seattl!' ,last year: but Wolf decided to -brin& him · back to Wisconsin after the poal of coaching candidates begllli to dry up. . . Wolf's early favorites - former Oiefa coach Marty Schotten~mer and Rams offensive ·coordinator Mike Martz - look themselves out of th.e running over the weekend. Sherman doubled as offensive coordinator and tight ends cOach for the Seahawks, but his name hadn't beeot widely mentioned for any ,of ·the six NFI;. ~ing vacancies this offseason. " · ' But Sherman made a strong . ; impression when Wolf interviewed him in' Green )'lay on Saturday, Wolf said the search for RhOdes ~ replaeement would be "a lengthy process/ ' yet he settled .on Sherman juit 't;-vo weeks after firing Rhodes. · Like Holmarcn in 1992, Sherman comes to the Packers with no·he'ld coaching experience, but ' a b.:Ckground in the disciplined, hardnosed style of football favored by Wolf. Four of Holmgren's assistants iJI Green Bay - Jon Orudcn; Steve Ntariucci, Dick Jauron and 'lirttjy Reid - ·are currently JI!FL , head coaches. Wolf apparently chose 1 coach who would keep the West Cout offense that brought the Peckel'll their recent s~s and which lhree· ·ume MVP quarterback Brett, FIIIVre is most comfortable runoing. . : Sherman was popular with O~en Bay's players, ii'icluding light end Mark Chmura, who made the Pro Bowl durin& each, of Shermu's two .cuon. with the l'llckel'll. ' • j . Pageo • " Ohio Valley Publishing Co. R. ShllWn Lewl8 M•n-elng Editor Inside: Scoreboard- ' 'Esta6hslid tn 1948 ... .. ' ,., -1 ,,......., ~· .:1141. ' :4 .., ... ) ... .. •• ,, v �' Commentarr_ ' PageA4 ,, lUHdey,_JanUMY 11, Page 5 aooo Tueadey, Januaty 18, :IOoD The Daily Sentinel . • ... 111 COurt Sl, Pomeroy, Ohio 740-002-2158 • Fu:: 1182~2157 .Gene1111 M•n•ger ~ TuESDAY'S FINAllY, HIGHLIGHTS ACLINT().\ lCAN . Charlea W. Govey Publllher Ch•rl- Hoei'Hch '··----· VO\t~ 01-HIII Controller I I' '' '' .' ,...,,.,J -TVCGirlsOhlo ' . TVC ..u. :MeigS 9.() 13.() : Alexander 8-1 11 -2 1iialpre. 6·2 6·5 8-3 6-7 1Vlilion Ccunty Our view: I 'I In 1919, the 'World War I Peace Congress opened in Versailles, France. In 1936, aut~or Rudyard Kipling died in Burwash, England. · · . ·In 1943, durmg World War II, the. Soviets announced they'd broken the long Nazi ·siege of Leningrad. · · .· . . : ln.1967! Albert ~Salvo, who claimed to be the "Boston Strangler," was . conv1cted on Cambndge, Mass., of armed r<lbbery, assault and sex offenses: He was sen,lenced to_life and killed by an inmate in 1973. In 1970, Mormon president David McKay died at age 96. In 1975, the' situation comedy "The Jeffersons," a spin-off from "All in the Family," premiered on CBS-TV. ' . In I991, financially strapped Eastern Airlines shut down after 62 years in business. '· Ten years ago: A Jury in Los Angeles acquitted former preschoOl opera· .tors. Ray~ond Buckey and his mother, Peggy McMartin Buckey, of 52 child ,moleslallon charges. In an FBI sting, Washington, D.C., Mayor Marion :Barry was arrested for drug possession, He was later convicted of a misde· meanor. · . Five years ago: The death toll climbed pist 6,000 in ihe eanhquake in . Kobe, Japan. South African President Nelson Mandela's cabinet denied amnesty sought by 3,500 police officers in apilrtheid's waning days. . One year ago: Defying global outrage over .the massacre of 45 ethnic .Albanian civilians in Kosovo, Serb forces_pounded villages wilh artillery. The Yugoslav government also ordered the American leader of the Kosovo peace mission to leave arid barred a U.N. investigator. _Today's Birthdays: Movie director John Boorman is 67. Singer-song· . wnter Bobby Goldsboro is 59. Comedian-singer-musician Breit Hudson is .47. Actor-director Kevin Costner is 45. Country singer· ~ark Collie is 44. Actress JIIJ)e Horrocks ("Little Voice") is 36. Actor Jesse L. Martin ("Law ,& Order") is 31. Rapper OJ Quik is 30. . Thought· for Today; "The military don't start wars. Politicians start . wars." - Gen. William C. Westmoreland, co'mmander. . American military . . . YOUR OPINION COUNTS. 111 Court SL, Pomeroy; OhtO 740 lle2·215e • F.x: 1182-~157 . TVC ALL 7·2 6·2 3-6 2-7 7-5 9-3 4·9 4-ll 0-ll 0-10 0-10 0· 11 him over to the side and said, 'Look, that doesn 't work on this team. If you wantto be on this team, you respect everybody,'" he said. " If thai had happened on the Atlanta Braves, you wouldn't have had iohn Rock. cr.'" Said Gore: " I, first of all, think what he said was reprehensibl e and disgusting. And I condemn it without any reservation, of course ... Last week, Texas Gov. George W. Bush said he agreed with baseball commissioner Bud Selig's decision · to have the Braves relief pitcher undergo psychological testing. "In a Republican debate, BusH, a former managing general partner of . the. Texas Rangers, said : " The fellow said some incredibly offensive things. He is a public person. And I appreciate them trying to get the man help." In an interview in Sports Illustrated last month, Rocker said he would never play for a New York team because ~e didn't want to· ride ·a train ." ne xt to some queer with AIDS." He also bashed immigrants, saying " I'm not a very big fan of foreigners . ... How'the hell did they get in this country?" Rocker later apologized and in a subse· qu ent intervi ew with ESPN said his comments were in retaliation for verbal and physical abuse he said he received from New York Mets fans during the NL Cham-. pions hip Series. That was not enough to prevent the heavy metal band Twisted Sister to ask the Braves to stop usi ng their song " I Wanna Rock" to introduce Rocker when the rel.iev- . WednMCIIIY'• aChedull at Nelsonville-York iilmble • I Thu111dly'• echedule Washington ·Merry-Go-Round: ·Recalling t~e ·first census By JACK ANDERSON and DOUGLAS COHN WASHINGTON -1\vo hundred ten years ago on.March 1, 1790, Co~gress passed the Census Act. It had little cltoice. The Constitution, ratified the previous year, required that an "enumeration (census) shall be made within three year.; after the first meeting of the Congress of the United States and within every subsequent terril of ten years .... " . · Whereas today the need for a census seems obvious in 1790 it was initiated (O determine the 'apportionment pf ;epresenlatives among the states. On the one hand, such head counting was deemed essential for a representative deinocra· cy, but on the other hand, only a minority of those people counted could participate in elections. Excluded from balloting were women, children and slaves. Furth_ermore, each state could and did excluded many men for a var1ety of reasons. The census made for an equitable distri- . butoon of power by state, but clearly not by individual. · Northern pressure resulted in slaves being counted .as three-fifths of a person, ther~ by skewing the population figures downward in the South. Though in ·1790, slavery was prevalent in every state except Massachusetts. .· ~th the end of the Ci vi I War ano;l passage of -the 14th Amendment, freed slaves became whole in the eyes 4?f the ':"ns~s takers, and .this fact aloAe was resp<)nsible for population mcreases between 1860 and 1870, in a South whose population was dramatically reduced by war. · · . Even so, the increases were small. Not.so in the North. Only the rise of the West finally brought a balance to the old North-South antagonisms. Today, dramatic shifts in population are once again changing the political picture, and this time the sbift is entirely south of the Mason-Dixon line ~ assuming that line is extended to the Pacific Ocean. The two-decade span from · 1970 to 1990 showed a net shift of 29 seats in the House of Representatives to the SJJnbelt states, the Joss coming primarily from the Northeast. . · · It was a. significant shift in power,· yet perhapo more important is .the dominating potential of just one state: Cali: fortlia. With 52 congressmen, this one mega-state ltas the ·same voting power as the 21 smallest states put toge.ther. What Foundins.Father ..anticipated this occurrence? NQ~ the 2000; Census is about to begin, and we may expect more of the slme sort of population shifts. · · The good news is that populations from slates as diverse as California, Texas and Florida will have the net result of turning congressional thinking into a melting-pot mentality, and that has always lieen good for the nation. · (.lick Anclei'Mn •nd Douglae Cohn •re columni.W tor United Feetu111 S,nciiOIIte.) !Southern at Eastern • Meigs at Vinton County · Nelsonville-York at Alexander Waterford at Federal Hocking Miller at Trimble . Belpre at Wellston _ · . " att~ck ·:: Ohio PerspectJ,ve: · Saturday"• echedull ChiiUcothe at Athens ' :tllller at Nelsonville-York ... ' "Belpre 1 ~llston . I'Jexander •-Nei100VIIe-York !Vinton County . Meigs ~ ,.. I TVC ALL 6-1 3-3 8·1 3-4 3-4 2-5 2-4 3-7 3-6 . 3-6 2-7 3-6 Hocking ~ern 'Waterford Southern ''Federal Hocking ··Trimble • · I.Miller TVC ALL 6-1 8·1 5-2 4-3 6-2 6-3 3-4 '3-4 3·5 4-4 •, 0-7 0-10 TociiiY'I gamee . ,W.eMon at M.el"" "l"...tein wa~ · · :'J~· 1 'l~~ tH ' ' ~\· 'o t· : • • l;': - ''· ·FrldiY'eachtdute Alexander at Nelaonvllle·York ·Federal Hocking at Waiartord ,.Jrlmble at Miller Vinton County at Meigs 1 ~em.at Southern I Wellton at Belpre ' ·' Saturda''e echlldule 'Pol1amouth at Alexander 'Green at Federal Hocking Trlmbi& at Tree of Ute I' ~ News and Notes ' District plan going.~o voter~ By JOHN McCARTHY tion for 10 years and run the ~umbers from AI80CIIIed PreM Writer this year's census to see what h~ppens. 1~ COLUMBUS - Legislative leaders That idea won over Senate President have done a tum11f9und on one of the Richard Finan, long·an opponent of giving touchiest political issues in the capital:·the up the pOlitical solution to redistricting: ' redrawing of congressional and legislative "As long as .this plan doesn't odor districts _a.fter each 10-year c;ensus. until a(ter the next census, J'rn' in favor of After decades of opposition from polil- it because it gives us time to digest this ical -leaders, a new plan to use objective thing." said Finan, a ~uburban Cincinnati dala taken from the census to draw the Republican . .He a4ded lh~i he's gro;.Jn lines has a chance to reach the voters. --:eary of lo~g ~nd expensive court ch!JIThe biggest !1l'!"on for the change: the ' lenges to rcdostroctong plans, :, plan will not be used after this year's cen, i Anyone would be eligible to submit a sus and subsequent remapping before the· plan, which, pleases Anne Smead, past 2002 elections. Instead, the plan will go president of the League of Women \bters through a dry run next year and be used . of Ohio. The group has long supported an after the 2010 census. open mapJ!Irawing process. . The constitutional amendment, if "What we envisjon is that vario,11s aJ)pfl)ved by lawmakers, would go l;lefore interests might draw their own plansi·.a the voters ·in November. CC?IIege professor might drilw one, both Sponsoring Reps. Ron ·Amstuiz, a (political) parties, . maybe the League i;)f Woos!Cr Republican, ilnd Verrion Sykes; Won\en \bters;•• she said. 1 an Akron Demacrat, say the plan would Sykes said advancing techno!~ · reflect the most accurate distribution. of makes that easier.' "We have ihterestcd population and rid the line-drawing of parties now ... that arc capable of prodlie· political influence. · ing a plan," he said. , • . . .:• Currently, the Legislature- now can-· Past district fnaps. sometimes have trolled by Republicans - d,raws congres· resembled surrealist paintings as the par- : sional districts. Legislativc; distri~!S ire ties fn power draw lines favorable to el~· · drawn by the state Apportionment Board, .. ing their candidates.· Federal colirts ha\Je consisting of the governor, the state audi· been· steadily ·disapproving· of that praetor, the secretary of slate and representa- tice, F.inan said. '' tives from each party appointed by the leg"The terms of how you·'redistrict and islative leaders. · h9w you reapportion, ·through the eotlrt . . Four of those five board seats arc held system, are slowly becoming clearer and . · by Republicans, who will conil'(ll the clearer, so_you·knoW what you really have . board for the seeond de~ade in a (Ow: to do. 1\vcinty years ago, .we didn't. ha've ' Democrats held the same power th~ t--:0 that luxury, " he said. .• previous decades. . . . , , ' Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell, Under the J!roposal, the secrehiry of w.h~se office would S.lect the best plan, state, Ohio's chief elections official, · agreed that the courts have laken much'Of Would have to approve a plan that adheres the politics aut of redistricting and. that . to strict criteria: minimum splitting of ope'\ing up the process is an idea whole counties, municipalities and townships in time hi'S come. . each of 19 cong~ssional districts and 33 "'J'he combination of court dedsioris, state Senate districts, Each Senate district court actions. and likely cOurt interventli>n oontains three Ohio Hause districts. on this issue got us over the hurdle," To see how the. plan works, Amstutz Blackwell said. "It's a fascinating chaland ~ykes would put off its implcmenla- , Jenge .• , · -TVCBoysOhlo Southern freshmen defeat South Gallla MERCERVILLE- The South· em freshmen defeated South Oallia ,_38-29 Monday night .,,· Curtis Neigle~ Jed Southern with ~15 points. Anthony Lane led the , ~bels with IS points. -1 ~ Southern hosts Eastern Thursday. :r • • split with Pt. Park, St. Vincent :·~edmen ,, • UNDATED ..:.... Rio Grande 1{12-~. AMC 5-1) dropped Its otirst American Mideast Confer- . renee game of the 1-999-2000 season during a. tough two· •.game road trip to western Penn· J.sylvl!nia. · ~" The Redmen lost to Saint ·!·Vincent · ,S6-53 Friday ·in Latrobe, Pa. The Bearoat's . •Ananius Jackson led SVC with tis points and .e1$h·t rebounds. -'terrance Smith tallied · 11 points and Robert Stauffer had .to p.oints for Saint Vincent, , Oesroy Grant recorded 13 -points and nine rebounds for -;Rio Grande . Nathan Copas. ~!ired 10 points and had four rebounds and two assists. ,., 1. Rio Grande rebounded Satur~~~ay with an 87-80 vic.t ory over Llfoint Park in Pittsburgh. Scott · ,.Davis and Copas . each poured .~n 19 points for the Redmen. Jeremy May tallied 15 points •for· the Rodmen. Grant finiihed ·;with 11 · points · and fiv.e l ~~bounds · . ·r•' ·Reyhan · Carroll Jed all soor.• ~~,fs with 20 points for Point Park. Steve Cherepko added 19 ~oh1ts . Oabe Bubon had 16 ~points and eight rebounds. · ' Rio Grande hosts Cedarville _U!day 11 8 p.m . . er enters games. " We 've got Hispanics in this band, ltal· ians in this band, people who are Polish anq Russi an," said guitarist Jay Jay Fren ch, the heavy metal band 's co-founder. " We' re all .immigrants, all foreigners - quote unquote :-- and this is our way of saying his comments were not acceptable." French, 42, said he still legally represents the band and that all its members were in agreement over the action. · He said he told both his record label, Atlantic Records, the band didn 't want the sMg used in conjunction with Rocker and said he faxed a letter to the Braves ' director of public relations Jim Schultz and left several messages for him. Schultz did not return phone calls see~ ­ ing comment. • Southern. falls to aves i :..· He noted that North Korea' and Iran will have the That's why this test is so significant It Is asclelle capacity to launch long-range missiles a5 soon as to authentic as -the Pentagon can make iL There is. 2005. He also noted the recent, unsettling nuclear · · no pre-programming involved. The interceptor will buildups by both India and Pakistan. receive targeting data from a new radar slation on Meanwhile, Nation~!! Security Adviser Sandy the Kwajalein Missile Range · in the Marshall Berger candidly t~ld ~ National. Press a~b audi- Islands shortly before _it separa~ from !ts roclfet ence last week that; wb1le the Umted States os hope- booster, some 1,400 miles from 11S tarael m s~; ful that "our former adversaries, China and Russia, If this highly realistic test is successful, it wjll will emerge as stable, prosperous partners," it is prove that missile defense can anq will work, just~ quite possible that either or both natiops could Trinity provell that lhe atomic bomb could and emerge as military threats to this country. would wqrk. · • · _ !,That is why the Ointon ~dministration has comWhat m~kes the.teSt all the more important polit· pletely . reversed its previous opposition to missile . ically is that it will be a major oo..Sideration in Pres. defense. It is essential, as Cohen said, "to both pro- ident Clinton's decision, expected by mid-year, o15 teet the United States fr~m limited ~allistic missile to whether or not to authorize deployment of \Oe · attack from a rogue nat1on and preserve ·the strate- missile defense system. ,• gic balance between _the United States and Russia." If he does, the Penlagon will spend the next fj<.e !Jf course, there 1s st1ll a ways to go before t~e years building a sys~m of 100 interceptor missites Um!ed States actually deploys the foolproof, fad- that can protect the' United Slates from the limited safe missile defense system that. would enable the ballistic missile atlack to which Scm:tary Cohen American people 10 go to bed e.ach night secure in referred. ·· . the knowledg~ th~t ,they need .not fear a missile And further down the road, the United statiis attack from Tnpol1, or-Pyongyllilg or Baghdad. ·' eould: very well deploy a national'. missile defeoik . But the Pentagon assures us that progress is system that could repel a full-blown ballistic missile b_ein~ made. And th~y poinl to the successful mis- attack (rather than a few dozen or so missiles). ' •.. sole mtercept t!Jal _they pulled off last Octobe_r. · . An obelisk marks the spot at the White Sands However, the skeptics note, the crucial targeting Mis.sile' Range in New Mexico where die firit .dala was pre•~med before the launch. atomic bomb was exploded 55 years ago. · ·-; And when !'"" 1f the day comes that Muammer ·Maybe, 55 years from now, an obelisk wJII .0~. or. J<!m Jong _II or Saddam Hus;;ein sends stand at Kwajalein Missile Range in the Marslta~l a roaue m1ssde hurthng toward Washmgton, or Islands, marking the place where the first sucN~ York or San ~rancisco, th~_ fa~ of ~hose cities cessfultrue-to-life missile defense test took pia~, · Will depend on an onterceptor usmg m-fhght (rather commemorating the date when a world safe fi'Qlll William Cohen gave a speech in BNssels to NATO than pre-p'OJI!"ammed) targeting data from military · nuclear missiles became a real possibility. •\ defense leaders in which he explained why 'the satellites and radars to steer itself into the path of (Joseph Perkins Ia a ~:Giumnlat tor The Sill United States is committed to missile defense, the incoming enemy missile: Diego Union-Tribune.) . 4-ll 2-ll . ATLANTA (AP) - Plenty of people have been laking swings at John Rocker. AI Gore and· Bill Bradley didn't shy away when they had their chance. . ' The Democrati c presidential candidates criticized Roc ker 's disparaging remarks about foreigners, minorjti.es and gays during Monday night's Democratic 'd ebate in Des Moines,. Iowa. " I don 't know John Rocker and I don ' t want to know John Rocker," said Bradley, a · former NBA star. " But I do know one thing: This would not have happened had an organization and a team (been) attuned to the kind of things that he said. " When I was on the Knicks, one of my jobs was when there was a whi.te player that came on the team who didn't quite under· stand - used the wrong words .._. I took I .,: Making the ·Earth safe from missile ~n. 4-5 Gore, Bradley rip Rocker during·debate !' . ' ValleyMondly'a re11111t• IQhio 86, Southern 50 The Buckeye State, in particular the Ohio Valley, is home to a growing number of teachers who have earned National Board Certification. Ohio ranks second only to North Carolina ih the number of nationally certified teachers. . . This is quite an accomplishment, and ·Perkins' view: ·Bully for these educators deserve our praise and r encouragement. t1zem. The National Board of Professional Anyone Teaching Standards does riot bestow .this By JOSEPH PERKINS 11 was more than a half-century ago that scien1 k honor on whim. This designation must be WtUJ ma e.\· earned .with hard work, and it signals the tists working on the Manhattan Project detonated world's first nuclear device. imprm:ing teachers meet or exceed their profession's theThe mushroo111 cloud that rose above the southhighest standards. em New Mexico desert on that fateful day, July 16, OUr !W IlOO/S This feat goes beyond any certificate or 1945, ushered in the ato111ic age. a priority plaque the teachers may receive. It sends a Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2000, will, quite possibly, distinct messag·e to their students, parents · mark another milestone.in the atomic age. that·day, we~ther permitting, the Pentagets an ''A '' and fellow teachers . that these folks are gonF9rwillonundertake the mOSI significant test so'far of in our dedicated to improving the quality of edu- the National Missile Defense program. cation here. · · · . . •. It will attempt to do what foes of missile defense hook. Bully for- them. Anyone who makes have long insisted could not be done - intercept a improving our schools a priority gets an missile 100 miles above the Earth. It's a feat as improbable, the skeptics said, as intercepting a bul."A" in our book. let with another bullet. · Top-notch schools speak volumes. They rank right up there If this test over the western Pacific Ocean is sucwith modem roads, fair taxation and strong w\)rk ethic when it cessful, it oould prove, over time, to be as signifi· comes to recruiting new industry and retaining existing firms. cant as Trinity (the code name for the first atom Top-notch schools attract top-notch teachers who push their bomb test). For.missile defense could ultimately undo what students' boundaries and instill in them a desire to become topTrinity bcga! 55 years ago- the nuclear arn1s race. notch students. Top-notch .students, ·in tum, .stand a better Indeed, if a foolproof, fail-safe sysiem is developed ,chance ofwinning major scholaJ:Ships than their counterparts in . (and deployed) that can intercept intercontinental merely "good" schools. · ballistic.missiles, then the threat of a hostile missile We encourage every Ohio Valley educator to strive for attack, a threilt the American people ·have ·lived , National Board Certification. What a marketing tool that would under since the dawn of the atomic age, is •eff~tively eliminated.· . ~ for the region, and most .impoltantly, how much better it As it is, U.S. officials warn the United States ·would make the region's already fine schools. could be the targel .of a missile attack from an Keep up the good work, teachers. The region's future rests unfriendly coontry in the very near future. . ,squarely in your hands. · Just last month, in fact, ·Defense Secretary i . : Federal Hocking I WBterford • ! Southern : t:tstern Miller Tt)mble Teachers do region proud ·by earning national honors· . By The Alloclllted Pre11 , . Tpday is Tuesday, Jan. 18, the 18th day of 2oo0. There are ~48 days left .Jn the year. . . Today's Highlight in History: On Jan. 18, 1912, English explorer Robert F. Scott and hi' expedition . reached the South Pole, only to discover that Roald Arnundsep had already been there. Scott and his party perished during the return trip. 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By ANDREW CARTER After Ohio Valley Christian OVP Sporte Editor . rebuilt its double digit lead, SouthGALLIPOLIS - Ohio Valley em again cui into the Defenders' Christian captured itS 11th ~onsec- . advanlage, trimming the deficit to utive victory Monday, defeating seven points with 47 seconds left Southern 66-50 in non-league gir)s in the first half. Stacy Lyon$ had I>Jskelball action. Dating ~ack to three points •nd Brauer and the 1998-99 campaign, Ohio Val- Birnes each chipped in a basket ley Oristian has· won 23 consecu- during the Lady Tornadoes' 7-3 live games. spurt to cut the lead back to single The loss snapped Southern's digits. three-game winning streak. The Tessa Haggerty ensured that the · . Lady Tornadoes hadn't suffered Defenders would take a doubledefeat since a loss to Federal digit cushion to the break when Hocking on Jan. 6. sh.e converted a.layup with 19 secThe game got off to a slow ondS to play and hit 1-of-2 free start, but Ohio Valley Christian throws at the 10-second mark to broke the ice at the 6:13 mark give oves a 31-21 halftime lead. when Chelsea Gooch converted a Ohio Valley Olristian increased layup. Kati Cummins ·answered its lead to I 3 points by the ·end of with 5:51 remaining to tie the the third quarter. Haggerty scored score at two-all. five points, Olelsea Gooch added . Ohio Valley Christian (11·0) four points and Laura Pollard, then went on an 8:-0 run and led Hannah Burleson and Alyssa Zir10·2 with 2:44 rcmai11ing in the ille each added two points for the . period. Qooch had six points dur· Defenders. ii)J th"e. outburst. Soutl)ern's Sarah : Cummins answered with siK Brauer ended the Defenders' run points to lead sbuthern in tliifti\'ir<;l . with a jumper from ·the left side of period. Lyons and Barnes had the lane at the 1:50 mark to cut the three points apiece and Jhle had gap to 10-4. two points. Courtney Gooch pushed the Southern (4-9) began the final Defenders' lead back ·to eight quarter with an 8-2. run to close the pointS when she knocked down a gap to 50-43 with 4:36 to play in jumper in the paint with 33 sec- the game. However, Ohio Valley onds left. Ohio Valley Christian Christian outgunned the visitors Jed 12-4 after on~; period. 16-7 down -the stretch. to take the Ohio Valley Christian opened I5-point victory. . . the second period with an 8-2 run ijaggeny Jed aiiiCorcra wi_th 20 to extend its lead to 20-6 with 5:22 points for the Defenders. She was to play. Brigette Barnps scored the 8-of· 13 from the field and 3-for-4 opening points of the quartet for · at the foul line. Haggerty hl!l five Southern, hitting a jump shot from rebounds and three assists. · , the right wing to cut the deficit to . . Abby Meyn and Ooclsea Gooch I 2-6 before the Defenders staged added 12 points each. Meyh their big run. .:i-for-9 from the field and knocked · Southern pulled to within eight both free throws she attempted. points at the 3:05 mark,, thanks to The senior completed a triple-dou; an 8-2 run of its own. Barnes hit a ble with 10 rebounds and 10 steals. three-pointer and Heather Daily Gooch hit 6-of· 7 shots from the and Tammy Fryar added layups to field. She had five steals and three OFFENSIVE-MINDED - SOuthem'a Kill Cummine (24) drlvea p..t Laura Pollard of Ohio Yall•y help _the Southern cause. Sat SOUTHERN - Page 0 Chrlllfen. during the · . Tornadoee' eo-so lo.. Monday. (Andrew Carter . photo) · W u Sherman ~tabbed n~w Packer boss Jayhawks thump Aggies COLLEGE STATION, Texas (AP) - Texas A&M was· out. manned against Kansas, and .it finally showed. · ' Kenny Gregory scored 15 points and Jed ' a second half run as the seventh-ranked Jayhawks used their height and balance to beal Texas A&M 78·57 Monday nigh!. The Aggies made it interesting until they collapsed in the second half.· POWER MOVE - Eric . Of Klnaaa (l•ft) drlvll palt "JI's ·not fair, they are bigger Aaron Jack or TIIXII A & M during lilt night's Jayl!awk win. (AP) than us and they had more guys than us," Texas A&M coach .Leading 45-39 with 16:51 to Kansas guard Jeff Boschee went Melvin Watki.ns said jokingly. play, Kansas· erupted with a .27-9 0-for-5 from 3-point range, ending ·~ I'Ve. got to talk to the NCAA run for a 72-48lead with 3~21 left. a string of 38 consecutive games about spreading things out a little Gregory had 10 points in the secwith at least on ~ 3, pointer. Kansas more eiVenly."· · was 2-for-11 on 3-poitUers. kansas (15-2, Big 12 4-0) over- ond half. . The Jayhawks outrebounded the The Aggies tried to jump on tbe came Texas A&M's (5·10, Bi& 12 Aggies 55-32, led by Drew Good- Jayhaw!\S from the start, and their 1· 3) early defensive stand for a 38- ' en, who had I0 points and 10 aggreSSIVeness netted them rour 29 halftime lead. The Aggies were rebou~ds. Kansas had four players steals in· the first 8:28. They even bolstered by a controversial last· scoring in do~ble figures. managed a 14-10 lead before an second victory over Texas 'Itch on · Kansas has ·won Sc:ven straight excited R~ed Arena · crowd of Saiurday night, but this time they games since losing to Illinois 84-70 12,175, a record for the two-year we(Fn'l even close. on Dec..' IS. The Jay hawks' 15-~ old arena. "I think the key to our team is start is their best since they were Kansas' U-man rotation paid oilr depth. We 1ry to ·wear teams 16-1 to start the,J997-98 seuon. · off, and lhF' ~ayhawks took the lead out," Orcgoey said. "You can see it Kansas didn't score at its ·usual for good on a basket by Gooden in a guy's eyes when he's winded .. 86-poin\ pace, but the defense shut . with 7:56 to go in the half. Kansas We tty to bury a teani .as soon as down the Aggies. Tomas Reas hit a built a 36-26 edge late in the first . possible, not leave them any hope ~>Jsket in the closing seconds for 10 , half as the Aggies had only three to oome back in the lui five min· points, TexasA&M'son!y scorer in · points in the final4;12. utea. '' double figures. • OREEN .BAY, Wis. (AP) - Mike Sherman is Ron Wolf's surprising choice to take the Green Bay Packers back to the·top of the NFL. Sherman, the Seallle Seahawks.' offensive coordinator and a former Green Bay assistant, was to be hired today as ihe liew coach of the Pack· ers, a team source told The Associlt·· ed Press on Monday. . Sherman is a long-~me college as5islant ooaeh with just three yelinl' of NFL experience, two of them. as Mike Holmgren's tight· ends coach in Green Bay. He gained a reputation as a detail-oriented dlsciplinari· an, much like Holmgren him5elf. Wolf, the Packers' OM, fired Ray Rhodes and hiS'Staff on Jan. 3 after the Packers completed an 8-8 season, Rhodes' first in Green Bay..Th~ . OM cited a team-wide lack o( discipline and focus, and he vowed his new coach would create a "well-dis- , . ciplined, tough and hard-nosed foot~ 1 ball team." · : · Shermah was one of eight assistant coaches Holmgren took with him frpm qreen. Bay to Seattl!' ,last year: but Wolf decided to -brin& him · back to Wisconsin after the poal of coaching candidates begllli to dry up. . . Wolf's early favorites - former Oiefa coach Marty Schotten~mer and Rams offensive ·coordinator Mike Martz - look themselves out of th.e running over the weekend. Sherman doubled as offensive coordinator and tight ends cOach for the Seahawks, but his name hadn't beeot widely mentioned for any ,of ·the six NFI;. ~ing vacancies this offseason. " · ' But Sherman made a strong . ; impression when Wolf interviewed him in' Green )'lay on Saturday, Wolf said the search for RhOdes ~ replaeement would be "a lengthy process/ ' yet he settled .on Sherman juit 't;-vo weeks after firing Rhodes. · Like Holmarcn in 1992, Sherman comes to the Packers with no·he'ld coaching experience, but ' a b.:Ckground in the disciplined, hardnosed style of football favored by Wolf. Four of Holmgren's assistants iJI Green Bay - Jon Orudcn; Steve Ntariucci, Dick Jauron and 'lirttjy Reid - ·are currently JI!FL , head coaches. Wolf apparently chose 1 coach who would keep the West Cout offense that brought the Peckel'll their recent s~s and which lhree· ·ume MVP quarterback Brett, FIIIVre is most comfortable runoing. . : Sherman was popular with O~en Bay's players, ii'icluding light end Mark Chmura, who made the Pro Bowl durin& each, of Shermu's two .cuon. with the l'llckel'll. ' • j . Pageo • " Ohio Valley Publishing Co. R. ShllWn Lewl8 M•n-elng Editor Inside: Scoreboard- ' 'Esta6hslid tn 1948 ... .. ' ,., -1 ,,......., ~· .:1141. ' :4 .., ... ) ... .. •• ,, v �Page A 6 • The Dally Sentinel TUelda~January18,2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio Scoreboard Nl-..101 lodiiOI 100 Houlton Ill Dallu Ill Son A - 99 LA a;_. 93 Basketball Chkago vs. M Ponl•d II Hou110n 8 p.m CLEVELAND a1 Seallle I0 p m. LA Clippm 1o1 Sacramenlo 10 30 p m. ; Ohio Valley Christian 66 "iSouhtn • 011 o Vallt:y Chns an d~ SO fl 1.4 ~ 36 00 ().() 0-2 9 6 4 2 Barnes 4 4 I I SxyL.yons Klm h)e Suah Buue Heather Oatley 35 l I 14 1 0-0 ~2 ~0 0-0 12 Tammy Fryar .U 0:0 ll:!l l Totala I!Ml 1-4 9-11 50 Auists 8 (Cumm.ms 3) Blocked shots 2 by Cumm~ns & !hie fouls 7 ftebound.t 17 Bnrnt:s 8) Steals '6 (Barnes 8) Total FG1 2().55 ( 364) 1\amoven 30 Ohw Va lley Christian (11.0) ~~:''s':Haggr: 7~ ~ y Chelae:a Gooch 6-6 A ysu Zm e 2l 00-0 ().() Coun ney Gooch Hnnn: h 1\u ~on \-8 0.0 Abby M eyr~ S9 0-0 a ~ 22 12 6-9 0..0 10 0-1 12 6 2 0-0 ()..() LauuPol11d 17 0-0 2 Va tne Tay or bl .0:2 Q:n l lotals u.-4'1 11 II 16 66 An sts 10 (Chebe.- Gooch 4 Haggerty 'l IUo ~ k td shots I (by Che sea Gooch) Foul$ IS Rt bound!i 32 (Meyn 0 Steals I Meyn 10 To al FGs 27 ~I ( 5291 Thrnovers ~ A IIIDta 11 Ph !adelphia 7 p m Toronto • Boston. 7 p m Dallas al W1Sb1ngton 7 p m M !waukee It Indiana, 7 p m. New Jersey 111 New York 7 30 p m Portland at San Antomo 8 :.m p m Charlotte at Ch CIJO 8 30 p m M nnesOla a Utah 9 p m CLEVELAND at l A l..akm I0 30 p m rwa Mt.: Vernon.;;,,... L roo 0 I 000 ~ ........ 6 RIO GRANDE 5 Geneva 6 Saml Vmcrm 6 Oh o Do~run can 4 Walsh I W berforce Cednrv e Po n Park L fd. 2 II 661 857 2 730 I 1 S71 I \ 57 1 10 l S71 7 I 4 4 4 2 Tiffin ~ 8ll l 6 7 6 6 7 8 7 II S 444 4 rn 8 Mnlone 2 2 6 260 7 222 J 12 4 18 Shaw neeS I 6 14l Urban;~ I 6 14\ z Ccnua S1 9 ~ 14 ' I) II I C • l'wl:dl Mllriu (19) 2 Woolta- Tnway (8) 1-0.ytooCioriltlon(l) 11-0 11.0 9.0 -.Perry 5 Willard lli 6 Keaenng ,\Iter J.l IS4 10-t 73 ISJ 144 ~2 73 62 9 Olmsced Falls 92 ~ 10-S rulhers 82 47 Othn. rKt"(wl,. ll or •ore points: II Can on CrN Calh 36 12-Tomoa~~ny OIICJO 30 13 L rna Shawnee 28 14-You R.ayr:n 24 IS..GAWPOLIS 6 889 611 641 647 588 24 12 667 2 14 6 2 16 579 7 20 6 1' 4W 22 >167 189 47 1 200 182 2M 188 88 647 Md 41 0 j()l! : . :. :••••••• :5 27 22 -105 bloo ~ 12 676 jl l 16 : :: . :.. :: 22 17 568 5~ 9 9 17 126 6 21 l 11 -t l2 161 147 -·- 'i 29 14 16 17 19 I J 24 12 25 10 27 Pacilk Division 12 7 28 9 25 11 23 12 2 ~ 10 27 7 30 S4~ 821 757 658 657 .583 270 189 l 200!i9l57 4 I 7 10 267 4 l Mt~~ Monday s scores " 15 1 6 7 9 24 Akron a E M ch gan Big Ten men's standings 1WI M ch11an Monday s scores s Indiana Olt 0 s Purdue Mnmesota Penn St Mtcnigan Ill noiB Boston 05 Wash 111 on 101 M lwautee 07 Allan a 101 Ph lade ph a 101 NeYo Jersey 96 Sea le 82 LA Lakers 81 Goldtn Sta e I ~ Orlando I 00 New Yo k lOS Detto 94 Charlotte I 5 Toron o 94 ~ 3 J 2 2 I I WIICOMift L roo 4 750 12 13 2 750 II 3 661 II l 2 500 10 4 2 500 10 .s I 500 10 J 2 JJJ 9 J 25{) 9 7 I I I J 2 I OI{XX) Oven. II ~ Cenl Cllh 10.2 77 Otlwn renh·inl I Z or ...re pel.ts II 75{) s • rebounds alon~ w!lh four assists Ztnlle rounded out the quartet of D efenders m double dtgtts wtth 10 pmnls She was 2 of 3 from the field and dnlled 6 of 9 foul shots Zmlle had four rebounds and two steals It seemed hke they came at us m I ttle spurts and we were able to answer them satd Oh1o Valley Chnsttan head coach B1ll Burleson They cut 11 lo se¥en pomts at one 11me and then we ran off SIX unan swered pomls to keep them down They (Southern) never qui! Burleson added They kept commg 11 us and commg al us They re a very aogress ave team from Page 77 ~ •1 _,.5rSt 10-A Jelllllllll 92 OIIMn ,......,. 11 .. Heory 44. 12 Morion Ctdt 42 ll 867 786 688 714 61i7 769 643 561 free throws She had three assiSts and three steals Barnes chtpped m 12 pomls for the Lady Tornadoes The freshman conne.cted on 5 of 15 shots from the field She led Southern with etght rebounds and etght steals Stacy Lyons fimshed wtth mne pomts hitting 3 of 5 from the field and 3 of 6 at the foul hne Lyons grabbed three rebounds and recorded two steals K1m lhle had stx pomts on 3 of 13 shoo11ng fonn the field She had five steals and two asstSis We ve been playmg real well satd Southern head coach Alan Cnsp Cummms led Soulhem wtth 15 I guess a lot of the thmgs we ve ~ pomls atter. managmg JUSI three been domg nght lately dtdn t fall - pmnts m 1he first half Cummms htt tomght We had to come out and go 5 of 9 held goal attempts and 5 of 6 small m the second half because we 005 Personal• :· ~D:::IA:":B:::E~T:::IC;-:T;:E::S:TI::':N'::G.:.,S:,:U,P"PL-IE-S Tasllng Supples May Be FREE To Qual fled Pat ants Med care A.nd P ivate tnsu ance Is Wei come No HMO's Ca 1 800 8191678 !1.~ Ntw Me,~~; Why wail ? 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Gold Co na P ootaeta Dlamondo Anllque JOMI ry Gold Jlfngs Prt 1930 US Cu rency • sttrllng Etc Acqullllons JIWI~ "( ' MTS Con Shop 151 Socond henue Gallpola 74d-446 2842 and Tuoeday Comput8f' Clerk Full or Part 1me Good Sala v Experience w/ w ndowa nec;e11a,Y ca far In tervlew (3CM)e7S 8808 e~et 39!4/ 1 800-720-4022 d ; (2113111), 401 ClpiiDI ....... and thit:followtng ldlfiiiOIIII planr-'* •Aflllll Co IIIIIICIIon 1010 V.la Avenue, Clnolnnlll ) DENTAL BILLING $15 $45 /Hr Denta BlUing Sortware Company Needs Peop e To Process Medi cal Claims From Homo hlnlng prov ded Must Own COITjputer 1 800-223-1 149 Exl 460 Drive a 2 Week Paid COL Tra n lng No Exp Needed No Money No C ed I? No Problem! 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Train lng A'allable Good l'.v Reliable Transportation IS A Must App 'I AI 268 Uppe Rl,er Roe,d Gall po~ • Leading Indus! al Company Of taring Entry Level Post ont In Bolh Aahland KY & Gal!tOIIs 0H A ea Opportunity fQ Advance mont And Excel~nl Btneln PaCk oge Available Mull Hel'8 A Drlv er'l I:Jcensa And Be At Ltall 18 Yeare 01 Age Wa Ara E 0 E And Dlug Frtt Work Place AA ply In Pereon On ThUrsday t 20/ 00 With Or vera L cenae And So c al Secur ty Card AI 306 HOOCII C eok Pjke Ash and KY 41101 Btlw..n 9 AM 11 AM And 1 ~M 3 P.M No Phone lntervllwa LlelnMCI Prao11ctl Numo Ex eel tnt opporlunlty to join the long '""" health ca e l~d Rolli ing shifts lntermed 41e care cen ltr West VIrginia L cenae e qulred Poipt Peasant Canter Genesis EJcttrCare State Route 82 Roulo I Box 328 Polnl !'IaMMI WV 251560 EOE Buy Uotd Mobllo Homo• 740 448 0175 30<1 875 slifle LI.'I'LQVr,1ENl · MEDICAL BILLING Earn Excel ant $ $ $ I P ocess ng Claims From Home Ful Train ng Prov d ad Computer Requ red Ca I Medl P os Toll Free 1 888 313 6049E>I 3125 Moms Wanted Americas 11 Home Buslnen Moms Work At Home Free Cassette , 888-613 5275 ~; 1 Naed. A Job? Work For Yourse f Overbrook Center 333 Page SlrHI Mlddleporl his parlllme & full time posit ons for AN s aval able for all sh Its & on ca I an yone Interested pilate atopi by & Ill out an application Own A Computer? Put It To Worltl $25 $7Mfr PT 1FT 1-888'88HI750 ~ owner Operators But er Truck ing Company Has Vour Fload To Success! 60% Of Grou Rave nuo 95c To Sl 10 Per Milo All Miles! We Supply Plates Per mils C&L ln1$urance Comda a Fuel Card W /Advances Fuel & Road Ta~ "' ~o Age Restrict Ol'S On Your Equipment Flatbed No Forced D spatch Call Oon A 1 800-621 2437 Parent Educator Mason County Parenting Prog am BA n Educ o Social Se v ces Experience Preferred Par,nt Educator Aide Malon County Area HS Diploma or GED Valid WV Drivers L canse Send resume cover etter & ele ences to SCAC D rector of Human Re sources 540 5tl'i A.venue Hunt nglon WV 25701 Deadline 1/ 22100 E 0 E Part lime Babysltte needed 3dl wk in my Apple Grove WV home for toddler MaY call!o leave rnosaaga/(304)578 9955 Poslllon Ava lablo ROOFING FOREMAN Must Be Talented Able To Make Decisions Want A Permanent Job Work We I W th People And Possess Exceptions Roofing Sk le (3-Tab Demenslon al 5 ngle Ply Rubbeo Tin) We Are An Eatabl shed ~ompany The Work Is Local P.V Ia Good Bonuses Paid f You Are Looking For A Good Slabla Job Please Subm t YOUR RESUME To 1403 Eastern Ave Gallipolis OH 45631 Attn Foremen Poa lion Poole Jobs $48 323 09 Yr Now H ring No Experience Paid Tralnfng Great Benefits Call 7 Daya 800-429 ilii80 Eltl J-385 PmdueJipn 1uptry1egr Betlln Inc a leading national manufacturer of alh etlc unllo ms has an lmrtwdlate need for a ae• lng p ant supervisor at our new laciWty In 'IUPflOII Plains Olio The auccaasful candidate will have responsibility for aupervls lng 12 24 hourly stw no opera 10(1 lot a start up aai81Nit aowlng facility Reaponslb Illes wll n elude hiring and lr.lnlng ol now operators the effectiVe ut1Qzatlon of peraonnel and equlpmenl to meet schedule requ tments and reso vlng production problema Qua Ued candidate• should have a background n the sewing in duslry with e>CPO!Ience In a euper visory po111 on We offer a com po1111vlt pay and benelll package Pllut send a resume wtth lflllarv hlsrory to Ballin Inc 1Ul Merion Ad Columbua OH U207 Aun Supervisor Poal lion TEMPORARY HELP NEEQI;D Ga 1a !Lawrence County Farm Service Agency Salary To Be Oeltrmlned Sy Quallflcatlonl And Experience Of Applicant Appfl cation• Can Be Obtllntd At The Gal a /Lawrence Farm Service Agon<;y Olllct 11I Jacl<oon Pika ROQJ1t 1G71 Ohio 45131 Or Call 'dlln!od To f1VICFS POSTAL JOBS Up To $17 21 /Hr Guara nlud H re For Applicaton And Exam lnlormation Call 8 .tt.M 9 PM M F I 868-898 5627 Ell 24 1007 START YOUR CAAEER LEARN To DrvaThe Bg Rgs 14Day Course Job Placement & Zero Down Financing Availab a If Qualified Com marc al Orlv ng Academy 1 877 213-1303 3) Emergency Rellei(SubatiiUIIS) Hours Scheduled As Neadad We Are Sea chlng For Compas a onata Professionals With A Team V slon And A Desire To Teach Persona And Commun ly Skill to lnd vlduals W th Mental Retardation The Work Environ ment Is Informs And Rewarding The Requirement• Are H gh Scnool 0 ploma /GED Valid Driver s License Three Veart Good 0 lvlng Expe lenca And Adt quate Automobile lnau anca Coverage 8 C S Offers. Compre henalve T a ning In The Field Of MRIDD Starling Salary $5 50 I Hour interested Applicants Need To Specify Potltlon 01 Interest And Send Resume To PO Box 804 Jackoon OH 45840 0604 All Appllcat ana Must Be Posl Marked By 112e/00 Equa Oppor lunlly Errj>loyar Working Mom Needs Nutur rig Aesponaible Careg ver To Care For 14 Moo Old Boy Non Smoker Reterenc.. Requ red Minimum 3 Cays A Week 740 446-2136 Allor 5 140 Bu•lnel8 Training Bualneu Opportunity MED CAL BILLER $15 $45/Hr Medical B lllng Soft-. COi'r9tnY Nttdl People To Proceta Medi c1l Clalma From Home Tra ning Provided Must OWn Computer 1 800-434-5518""' 667 NEW AUTQMATEO Homo Buol ness Quick y Ea n A Full Time Income With Spare Time Effort lnte net AeqWred No Sa ling Un lmlted ncomt Ca! 800 e21 4889 For Automated Persenta lion PEPS /COKE IFRITO LAY SNACK AND SODA VENDING ROUTE BE YOUR OWN BOSS SSSALL CASH BUSINESSSSS INCRESE YOUR INCOME NOW SMALL INVESTMENT /EXCEL LENT PROFITS 1 800 731 7233 EXT 303 Start You Busineas Today Pr me Shopping Center Space Ava able AI Affordable Rate Spnng Valley PlaZa CaN 740-4460101 Schools Instruction EARN A LEGAL COLLEGE DE GREE QUICKLY 8achelo s Masters Coctorate By Corre spondence Based Upon Prlo Ed ucatlon And Short Study Course For FREE ln!ormat on Book et Phone CAMBRIDGE STATE UNIVERSITY 1 800 964-8316 180 Wanted To Do Georges Portable Sawm 1 don 1 haul your ogs to the nu just cal 304-675,1957 Handyman Service 8120 740 256 Care for one In country $840 month Mobile Honest Non Smoklf 1304)882 3680 Housocleanlng 1 Story $40 00 2 Sto as $80 00 Have Raferencesl Call Teri Leave Message 740 388 9085 Jlms Crywall & Construction New Construction & Remade I Drywall Sid ng Roolo Addl t ana Painting etc (304)674 4e23 or (304)8740158 Buelneea Opportunity $15 $45 Pe Houri Country s Most Establ Shed Medical /Oantal B llers Sonwa e Company NHds People To Procell Claims F om Home Tra nlng Provided Must Own Computer 1 800 223 1149 Eltl 423 IHOTICEI OHIO VA~LEY PUBLISHING CO recommends that you do busl nest with people you know and NOT 10 eend money lhrough lht ma I unt I you have Investigated lite olforli1g A 1• PHONE CARO ROUTEI Make $100 000 •l'lr ALL CAIHI Euyl loci SiiH Fteolnlo 1-800-9117 9888 (24hrll X 710 A I Cent PHONE CARQ I'IOUTEI Make $100 000 •IYr ALL CASHI Local Bllee Frto lnlo Th s Is NOI A Job $5 000 Req 1 800-997 9888 Ell 1155(24 Hrti U 000 WEEKLYI Mall ng 400 .iS"rocnureal SalllfacUon Guar onltlcn Po•ltgt & Supp lol Pro vldedl Ruah Self Addrened SlantJ>Od Envllopol GICO D~PT 5 Box 1438 ANTIOCH TN 37011 1438 s•n '""'~~-. $45 000 /Vttr /Poltnllall llociOII Nlld People! PrOCIII MldiCII Clalma From ~ome Wt Treln MUST Own Compultt 888 332 6015ExU700 /Dally. WILDLIFE JOBS To $21 60 IHR INC BENEFITS GAME WAR DENS SECURITY MAIN TENA~c£ PARK RANGERS NO EXP NEEDED FdA APP AND EXAM INFO CALL I 800 813 3585 EXT 14211 8 kM 8 ~M 7 DAYS Ida Inc ~:::.::.:;::;.:::_ _ _:._,__J AnN' OWn A Co-r? PUI h To Workl 121 71 /HI PT 1FT ......1 .2...........-of rour hon• oom AVONI All Aroul To Buy or Soli Shlrlay Sptarl, 30<1-1115-1.129 love y ten ac es In a country set I ng tou bedroom• two and ha f ballls lormall~lng room and ftlmly room. lwO lirtlf)laces two apar~ rnents four car garage and 1wo storage bu ding Pease cal 740 992 2292 Middleport co ner of High St eel &Powel S reet 2 bedroom hOme with d ning oom I v rlQ room and kitchen Newe carpe and k tchen cabinets makes the kitchen w th lots of WindOws very bright Also a a ge lot Cute as can ba Re duced to $33 000 P ease ca I Doll a Turner Really Colt e S 1\wne Brtlkora 740-992 2886 Nice Home Plenty of Room 3 Bedroom B lck Aaduced P Ice 1304)273 9465 320 Money to Loan $$ Auto Loans Personal Loans Debt Conso ldatlon Mortgeges And Ref nanclng Crldll Problema OK Consumers F nancial 1 800 247 5125 e.t 1134 Vohj OH KS $$$ NEED CASH?? WE Pay Cash For Remain ng Payments On Property Sold! Mortgages! Annuillesl Setllementsl lmme diate Quotes I Nobody Beats Our P Ices Nat onal Contract Buyers 800 490 0731 Ext 101 www natlonalcontractbuyers com $FREE CASH NOW$ From Wealthy Fam lea Unload ng Mil lkJns Of Do Iars To He p Min mlze Their Taxes WrUe Immediately W ndlalls 847 A SECOND AVE 1350 NEW YORK NEW YORK 10017 Mobile Home1 lor Sale LOOK 5 Bedrooms 2 Baths over 2 000 sq ft for leas than $450 mo FREE Del very & Sal I 8!10-948 5878 12~~:68 Nice Must See $10 000 740-245 9373 t984 SChUIIZ 1•h65 2 Bedrooms 1 112 Baths Very Neat W th Many EKIIIS A!lk ng $1 000 740448-2570 1968 Redman Canville 1 4x70 Atso Has EKpando Ve y N ce $13000 740-388-8335 1997 14~~:70 Oakwood 2 Baths 2 Bedrooms Laundry 2 Acres 1OK 12 Bu ldlng County water Naw Sepllc $35 ooo oo (740) 388-0434 CREDIT CARD UP TO $3 000 Unsecured VISA fMC Bad Cred t Or No Credit I 800-256 8818 Ell Country Llv ng 3 Or 4 Bedrooms Pay C oslng Cost1 & Move In 740-446-3093 4000 CREDIT REPA Rl AS SEEN ON TV! Erase Bajj Cred t Legally Free nlo 888~9-2560 FREE DEBT CONSOLIDATION App !cation W !Service Reduce Paymonl& To 65% IICASH IN CENTIVE OFFERII Call 1 800 328-851 0 Ell 29 MONEY TO LOAN Bad Cred I OK Free Appllcat on us Appllc ants Only 1-877 870-1936 NEED AN EARLY PAYDAY?? No Office VIlli Neceasary Up To $500 ln81•nlly T9ll free I 877 EARLYPAY Lk:,cc10036 230 Profesalonal Servlcea Dozer for h re 740-992 79<15 TURNED DOWN DN SECURITY 1881? No Flo UnOIII Wt Wnl 1 888-582-3345 BDCIA~ Doubltwlde Repo NMr I ved In 28X60 $1 000 DoWn Oellvara w A C No Dea era Ailowad 1 888 928 9898 Non Qualifying Aasumab e $4 000 Oown &Take Over Pay menta 740 448 3218 Home for the Hoi daya on a N ce Lot All Udllles 1-1304}7*,7295 JANUARY SPECIAL ALL HOMES ON SALE $499 D<1>VN ON SINGLEWIDES $999 ON DOUBLEWIOES I 800-948-5878 Must Sacrifice My New Model 16 Ft Wide Home Finane ng Avail llbla 304-736-8958 New 2000 Doublew de 3BR/2BA $299 per month Free Air & De lv ory 1 888 926 342e NEW BANK REPOS ONLY TWO LEFJ: NEVER LIVED N CALL 1 80Q,948 5878 NO PAYMENT T LL MAY 2000 ANY HOME PURCHASED IN THE MONTH OF JANUARY WE WILL MAKE FIRST 3 PAY MENTS 1-800 946 5878 All ra8l astale advertlslng In this newspaper is sUb}ed to the Federal Fair Housing Acl o1 1968 wh Ch makes n Illegal to advertise any preference ml1atlon or d scrimlnadon - o n race color religion sex fam Hal status or national ortg n o any ntention to make any such preference mlatlon o d IC1im nallon Th s news~r wll not knowingly accepl advertiSements 10r' real Htate whiCh Is In, Ylolallon ol the law OUr reader1 are horOby nlormocl 11ta1 all dwellngs advertised In this newspaper are available on an equal oppot1..,11y bas~ REAL ESTATE 310 Homee for Sele Repo 14x80 EKtra Nice Norr 1 Payoll $30 000 Bank Sacr I ce $25 000 $6 000 Below Book Ca" I 800-e91 -8777 Factory Renovated 3 Bedrooms S499 & Assume Oakwood Ga !pols 740-448 3093 UROENTLY NEEDED lor plaoma donors _..., $35 to $45 lor 2 Qr 3 hours wtekty: Call &ira Ttc 740-182-e851 FORECl-OSED HOMES Low Or Downl Gavn t And Bank Aepo t Bolng Sold liowl FJrith~nA Aval~ obll Call ~owl I 800-355 0024 Eltl8040 Work From Homo uk $8 000 Part Tlmt /Full T me Contaca Kt ly 1 aee 882 2838 www 2more monay.com poeocodl RIWil1 HOMII I'IIOM II II 30 lllo 1 3 BR /Foreclolurtt Fu 4'11. Down For LllllrtOif Poyrnent Dt1tM1. ! -800-711-3001 xI 185 A•• BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 52 Westwood D ve from $279 o $358 Walk o shOp & mov as Call 740 446 2568 Equa Hou~ng Opportun 1y Real Estate Wanted Christy s Family Llv ng apa 1 ments hOme & tra ler enta s 740 992 45 4 apartments aval able furnished & unfu n shed We Pay~ For LANDI t"11anlf tslsed 20 500 Acres Call R'lln Cou.n rys de Apartments N ca 2 Bed ooms 1 Bath CfA W&O $365 /Mo Houu S ze 2 Bed rooms 2 Baths $395 Mo 1 888 840-0521 IICXWI3-1385 AnlhOrty Land Company LTO ~ WV Land wanted su table for hunting No ullllt es no aecesa no prolllem (740)288-7246 Furn shed 2 Rooms & eatn Show er Downstairs C ean No Pels Depos t & References Requ ed 740-448-1519 RENTALS 410 Gracious living 1 and 2 bed oom apartments at V'llage Manor and R vers de Apartments n M dd e pori From $249 $373 Call 740 992 50154 Equal Housing Oppor tun lies Hou- lor Rent 2 bedroom house (Un on Tar race) for rent on Feb 1st w/d hookup references dapos t re qu red $400 month w th d scount 740-992 5502 2 Bedroom House 36 Chi k:olhe Road $325/Mo Wllh Depos~ No Pats Good Rele ences 740 4415 2419 740-446.0120 2 Bedroom House $325 mo plus rei & depos 1 No pels (3041675 2748 5TO 10 ACRES Between Gal ipolls a Jackson Near Thurman Beaut ful Rolling Meadows With Lots Of Road Frontage e Acres WUh 1 Ac 1 Pond Awasomo Build ng Silt Ba hind Pond Prlcea Start At $12 500 -Land Con1rae11 Avail able Free Maps ANTHONY LAND CO LTD t-800-213-8385 Lote & Acreage Oalllt l:o. Ntco Preservtd Farm Homes One On e Acres $89 000 The Othe With 47 Acre• $98 000 Both On Jesse Creek Ad In Kyge A so In Same A ea 6 Acres $12000 16 Acres S20 000 Or 37 Acree $47 000 Greet Selection W lh 25 Parcels I Eureka Ma abe Rd 11 Acrea $20 000 Or 31 Acres With Barn $37 QOO Gallla Acsdomy Water Fl10rtdly Rldflo 15 Aero• St2 eoo Cutt Prk» Spr ng Valle~ Green One Bed oom A.pa tmtnts Appl ancas Furnished Cal740~1~ 3 Bedroom House 1 112 Battta Good Local on In Gal polls No Pets Depos t References sma 1 Ta a Townhouse Apartments Vary Spacious 2 Bedrooms 2 1 Bed oom House Fu n shed Good Locat on In Gal polls No Floors CA 1 1!2 Bath Ful y Car 'poled Adult Pool & Baby Pool Pets Deposit References 740 Pallo Start $350/Mo No Pall 446-1162 Lease P us Security Deposit Re 3 Bedroom 47112 Spruce St qulred 740-448-3481 Carport Lg K tchon $390 Mo $390 Security Deposit Apply Twin Towe s now accept f')g ap Topel Furn lure 1!5t Second pi calion& ror , BR HUO subs d Ized apt for elder y and hand! 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LA Clippm 1o1 Sacramenlo 10 30 p m. ; Ohio Valley Christian 66 "iSouhtn • 011 o Vallt:y Chns an d~ SO fl 1.4 ~ 36 00 ().() 0-2 9 6 4 2 Barnes 4 4 I I SxyL.yons Klm h)e Suah Buue Heather Oatley 35 l I 14 1 0-0 ~2 ~0 0-0 12 Tammy Fryar .U 0:0 ll:!l l Totala I!Ml 1-4 9-11 50 Auists 8 (Cumm.ms 3) Blocked shots 2 by Cumm~ns & !hie fouls 7 ftebound.t 17 Bnrnt:s 8) Steals '6 (Barnes 8) Total FG1 2().55 ( 364) 1\amoven 30 Ohw Va lley Christian (11.0) ~~:''s':Haggr: 7~ ~ y Chelae:a Gooch 6-6 A ysu Zm e 2l 00-0 ().() Coun ney Gooch Hnnn: h 1\u ~on \-8 0.0 Abby M eyr~ S9 0-0 a ~ 22 12 6-9 0..0 10 0-1 12 6 2 0-0 ()..() LauuPol11d 17 0-0 2 Va tne Tay or bl .0:2 Q:n l lotals u.-4'1 11 II 16 66 An sts 10 (Chebe.- Gooch 4 Haggerty 'l IUo ~ k td shots I (by Che sea Gooch) Foul$ IS Rt bound!i 32 (Meyn 0 Steals I Meyn 10 To al FGs 27 ~I ( 5291 Thrnovers ~ A IIIDta 11 Ph !adelphia 7 p m Toronto • Boston. 7 p m Dallas al W1Sb1ngton 7 p m M !waukee It Indiana, 7 p m. 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II ~ Cenl Cllh 10.2 77 Otlwn renh·inl I Z or ...re pel.ts II 75{) s • rebounds alon~ w!lh four assists Ztnlle rounded out the quartet of D efenders m double dtgtts wtth 10 pmnls She was 2 of 3 from the field and dnlled 6 of 9 foul shots Zmlle had four rebounds and two steals It seemed hke they came at us m I ttle spurts and we were able to answer them satd Oh1o Valley Chnsttan head coach B1ll Burleson They cut 11 lo se¥en pomts at one 11me and then we ran off SIX unan swered pomls to keep them down They (Southern) never qui! Burleson added They kept commg 11 us and commg al us They re a very aogress ave team from Page 77 ~ •1 _,.5rSt 10-A Jelllllllll 92 OIIMn ,......,. 11 .. Heory 44. 12 Morion Ctdt 42 ll 867 786 688 714 61i7 769 643 561 free throws She had three assiSts and three steals Barnes chtpped m 12 pomls for the Lady Tornadoes The freshman conne.cted on 5 of 15 shots from the field She led Southern with etght rebounds and etght steals Stacy Lyons fimshed wtth mne pomts hitting 3 of 5 from the field and 3 of 6 at the foul hne Lyons grabbed three rebounds and recorded two steals K1m lhle had stx pomts on 3 of 13 shoo11ng fonn the field She had five steals and two asstSis We ve been playmg real well satd Southern head coach Alan Cnsp Cummms led Soulhem wtth 15 I guess a lot of the thmgs we ve ~ pomls atter. managmg JUSI three been domg nght lately dtdn t fall - pmnts m 1he first half Cummms htt tomght We had to come out and go 5 of 9 held goal attempts and 5 of 6 small m the second half because we 005 Personal• :· ~D:::IA:":B:::E~T:::IC;-:T;:E::S:TI::':N'::G.:.,S:,:U,P"PL-IE-S Tasllng Supples May Be FREE To Qual fled Pat ants Med care A.nd P ivate tnsu ance Is Wei come No HMO's Ca 1 800 8191678 !1.~ Ntw Me,~~; Why wail ? 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Down For LllllrtOif Poyrnent Dt1tM1. ! -800-711-3001 xI 185 A•• BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 52 Westwood D ve from $279 o $358 Walk o shOp & mov as Call 740 446 2568 Equa Hou~ng Opportun 1y Real Estate Wanted Christy s Family Llv ng apa 1 ments hOme & tra ler enta s 740 992 45 4 apartments aval able furnished & unfu n shed We Pay~ For LANDI t"11anlf tslsed 20 500 Acres Call R'lln Cou.n rys de Apartments N ca 2 Bed ooms 1 Bath CfA W&O $365 /Mo Houu S ze 2 Bed rooms 2 Baths $395 Mo 1 888 840-0521 IICXWI3-1385 AnlhOrty Land Company LTO ~ WV Land wanted su table for hunting No ullllt es no aecesa no prolllem (740)288-7246 Furn shed 2 Rooms & eatn Show er Downstairs C ean No Pels Depos t & References Requ ed 740-448-1519 RENTALS 410 Gracious living 1 and 2 bed oom apartments at V'llage Manor and R vers de Apartments n M dd e pori From $249 $373 Call 740 992 50154 Equal Housing Oppor tun lies Hou- lor Rent 2 bedroom house (Un on Tar race) for rent on Feb 1st w/d hookup references dapos t re qu red $400 month w th d scount 740-992 5502 2 Bedroom House 36 Chi k:olhe Road $325/Mo Wllh Depos~ No Pats Good Rele ences 740 4415 2419 740-446.0120 2 Bedroom House $325 mo plus rei & depos 1 No pels (3041675 2748 5TO 10 ACRES Between Gal ipolls a Jackson Near Thurman Beaut ful Rolling Meadows With Lots Of Road Frontage e Acres WUh 1 Ac 1 Pond Awasomo Build ng Silt Ba hind Pond Prlcea Start At $12 500 -Land Con1rae11 Avail able Free Maps ANTHONY LAND CO LTD t-800-213-8385 Lote & Acreage Oalllt l:o. Ntco Preservtd Farm Homes One On e Acres $89 000 The Othe With 47 Acre• $98 000 Both On Jesse Creek Ad In Kyge A so In Same A ea 6 Acres $12000 16 Acres S20 000 Or 37 Acree $47 000 Greet Selection W lh 25 Parcels I Eureka Ma abe Rd 11 Acrea $20 000 Or 31 Acres With Barn $37 QOO Gallla Acsdomy Water Fl10rtdly Rldflo 15 Aero• St2 eoo Cutt Prk» Spr ng Valle~ Green One Bed oom A.pa tmtnts Appl ancas Furnished Cal740~1~ 3 Bedroom House 1 112 Battta Good Local on In Gal polls No Pets Depos t References sma 1 Ta a Townhouse Apartments Vary Spacious 2 Bedrooms 2 1 Bed oom House Fu n shed Good Locat on In Gal polls No Floors CA 1 1!2 Bath Ful y Car 'poled Adult Pool & Baby Pool Pets Deposit References 740 Pallo Start $350/Mo No Pall 446-1162 Lease P us Security Deposit Re 3 Bedroom 47112 Spruce St qulred 740-448-3481 Carport Lg K tchon $390 Mo $390 Security Deposit Apply Twin Towe s now accept f')g ap Topel Furn lure 1!5t Second pi calion& ror , BR HUO subs d Ized apt for elder y and hand! Ave No Phone CaDs! capped EOH 1304)675-8679 Buy Foreclosed Homes From $199 Mo 4% Down Fo L stings VIllage Green Apartments 2 l Payment Detals 800 319-3323 bedrooms total etectric app anc as lurn shed laundry room faci Ell 1709 ties and close to school app lea House And"Traler 2 Bedrooms nona available at Office 740 992 Each Refrences and Oeposh Re 3'14 1 TOO 1 888-233-6694 EQual qulred Water And Trash Pa d Hous ng Opponunlly 140-368-1100 460 Space for Rent Mason 2BR & Garage $300 • ut llle!i Depoat requ red Mobile Home Space lor Rent (304)875-191 I Cantenar~ A aa Some Restrlc lions $100 00 P e Mon1h (740) Own A New 1800.. 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TAURUS (A ' I 20-" . ~ • op · .· (· . us i cleCisionaridyoubaseiton ' .. · _ . . prt ,.,ar. ·2'" 1 , \:VOOre~onmeonlnJfulob~qvcs 1 ils p<l!litivea, Lady Luck will to' Some.one wiltl whom ~uri< II!' f~ todily, ~se,. you are in a areal ' lilt. Capiicom, tral yourselfto ..soclate coqkLhnv~ "~T.f dtiT~t ' ',-~'oclllevOJMI)i!cycle bQih career-wise ~ birlllda7 aifi. Send ~ required ~laptll ,~n ~ pm)«l .ln wh!ch you,'il ' I ' lindllnariCiolly. Cuh In oil the aood r..... form and for your Altro' tntcn:sted In funhcrtng. 'l'l]os persolis t ilmn. . ' '. .• • . .. raph predictions for they..,. ahead • i~~~=(M !I S~RPIO (O~t. ~4-N(IV. 22) y mallina S2 · and aelf-addRued ~ · a, . ~ne t . '~:1 o Allp y~lf w1th, "'mcone who ampad ·envelope 10 Astro-Oraph. ', •.•J*I•~ ,Will hC ~ htJ heir, 18 ul'o-~ "Jjll .~,. lt'll"lc., rer;QI'(j., when ~o this newspeper. P.O. 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By PhiHip Alder· .This week, we are featuring bridge players wh\l li ve in the top five <;ountries for Internet use per 1,000 of•popLilation. In. the top spot is Iceland, . 'wiih 320 surfers per. 1,000. Which counlry is second? · .· Well; here is a deal · featuring a leading women 's pair from this nation. To test yourself, look only at !he North and East hands. Defending against two spades, your partner (West) leads the heart 10. Afler deClarer calls for dummy's two, how would you plan the defense? The deal occurred during the 1975 Nordic Women 's Team Champi· · on ship, which was played in Noresund, Norway. The bidding was debatable. ~sumably, South's opening bid promised only a four-card suit. If it showed five, either North would have raised to two spades, or South would not have rebid two spades. Still, that two-spade re!lid, qtlher than a pass, seems s trange lol AI tirs( ·glance, South will lose only five tricks; two hearts and three clubs. Yet the defenders found !he way lo increase !hat number by one. Easl, Siv Linden, won !he first tri ck with thc heall queen. Then she found !he be st play, swilching' to the !.!luh four. West, Jemina Kaitera, Won with !he king and returned l~e club jack. which was · covered by !he queen and ace. A club to Wesi's 10 . was followed by a hcan to Eas1's ace. Now Linden led 1he 131h club, which · promoted a trump Irick for !he .. defense.' ., Wesl's spade ·I0 had tn score. Finland has 305 Internet users per 1,000 of population. Is it relevant that !he two lop countries. Iceland and (7401 367-0266 •tr\~ ~ 1·800-950- 335 9 .s~~Q · • 'TOP '.71a:fttltl' - Eoat· Pass Pass .~~.. me. · TREE SERVICE . 17401t9HI31 JACI(S ROOfiNG Joseph Jacks , , 74ft...l'jft2 · 2068 V"'IIJIIJ • Fill~ f\Ou~of 1-\'( UFE I :"~ JOMEI' New Roofs • Repairs ' , . ,•. C()alii'!Q o Gutters ' ' , SldJn!. • Dryw ' all ' . 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For Pads FadO"' A-L.:__,_ __, custom show qer, euatom wheels and dash, black; 7t, 167 mlleo , drlvas; asking $5000, 740-992-1506 diyl or 740-949-2844 lfocl<, brick, aawot p!poa, win(!- ' -'tlgland - -· owa. lintels, etc. Claude Wlntlirs, ~-='-~-----­ Rio Grandi, OH Call 740·245· 1995 Ford Muatang, V-6, aulo, 5121 . 37,000 milts, white wilh gray lnttriQf, front damage, $3,!500, 740560 Pete for Sale 992-150a daya , 740-949-2644 (2 Excolltnt Runnl(lg Ba1g1t AaiJ. bit Doa•l I Bnglt, 3 Vura Old, 740·992·7643 . 4~ 110 Help Wsnted . New Homes • Vinyl Siding • New Garages •Rep,lacement Windows •Room Additions •Rooling ~cw. iiiiiiSIDEIIiW. FREE ESTIMATES .MAW!! WOIRYIID!!! 740-742-()419 eiSSELL·IUII.DERS, . -"· INC. '' 570UIIdl8n 5I Trepo . Number two ·is also chilly · TH' POT, No·er.dlt • Slow credit • Benkrup!Cy Repel • Dlvorded Sewing Machine & Vaccuum Cleaner ,. Repairs We make house calls 1996 Honda Z50R Good Shape, Runs vary Well. Asking $800, Call740-24!r5652 Aller 6 P.M. ' $75; 740-367- 7576, 740-2891933. $3500 080. call740-98!r3505. Priced Transmissions All STEEL BUILDINGS - Buy Nowi 1993 Gao Metro 2 Doors, Red Budget Ac~aos Tl) Ovar 10.000 . 1999 Prices /Limllad Stockl With Grey Clotn Interior, Au· Types, CVC J.oin,s, 740· 25K30, 30l40, 501120. lmmedlato tomallc, MC, 37,000K, Runs & Transmitslons,, 245-5877. Dollveryl1-800-462-7930 x-58. Looke Groat! 12,850, 740-4468222 . 790 ·· ~m~& . Tools & Socketo w/Tool Box, $75 pluo Rechargable Drill w/Case & 1993 S81Urn SL2, 4 <lOOt, 4 cylinMotor Hom• accessories. Also SuparNinten· der, front wheel drive, automatic, 1983 Resort Camper Funy Condo, $50. (301)87!5-4458, • 68,428 miles, teal with tan ·Interior. tained, Excellent Condition, New ac, .ltnllm c"ootle, asking $4800, WateiUnt Special: 314 200 PSI 740·992-1506 dayo or 740·949- Air Conditioning , Batters And . 121.95 Par 100: I' 200 PSI 264-4 Tires. $3.!500. 740-388-6659. . evenings and weel~ends. 137.00 Par 100; All Braas Compmo~on· flllnga In Slock 1994 Cavalier, 2 door, " cyl. , 5 SERVIC ES AON EVANS ENTERPRISES spood, C. D. Playor, A/C. $3000 Jadclon, ~ 1·-53H526 080. (304)675-8693. Hollie' Whllt Frigidaire, gallery Rettig- 1994 Mustang convertible, 3.8 V· 810 • - •· 3yto Old.llkt new. $1.250 6 automatic, blue with white lop, Improvements orlg. price. Aaklng $550. Groot tor gray cloth Interior, amlfrri cat· . new home. buyer or builder. oelto, 53,716 mlea. ltll lroni damIIASEM~NT 1304)875-4019. age. runs and drives, asking WATERPROOFING $5500, 740·992-1 506 daye or .Unc:ondltlonal -llfellme guarMtee. White Whlrlpoql Waaher $75; 2 749--949·264"4 evenings and ·wet· Local references turnish.d. ~~­ Whllt Whirlpool Dryera 165 tablished 1975. Call 24 Hro. (740) Each; Whke Whirlpool Dryer S50; 446-0870, 1-I00-267-0S76. RogColi Allor 5:30 P.M. 740-446- · 1995 Buick Letabre Custom -4 8f8 W&teiPiW~. ' 9066. Doors, Loaded , aluminum Wheels, A/C, Till, Crulat, Pwr, •WANT A COMPUTER1111 BUT Locks. Pwr Windows, Pwr Stall, Appllance'· Parta .~nd Service: All NO CA1lH?1 111.1~ TECHNOL().. • .18,200.00; 12,000 Unde~ · Book ·,Ns!fte Branda .o-,t 2~ Yaara E•- • GY We Finance, •o• Down! Palf VBkl<l)l 740-W-7512 parlance All Work Guatanffld. Credit Problamo OKII Even 11 French City Maytag, 740-446lUrned Down Befot811 Raelltlbllsh 1995 Camaro, V-8 aulomallc, 7795. 'ltM Cl'8dlll1-800-eSM358. 10' x 30' I 51 J1p1n111 rObe 29 Cry of pain DRAG' YORE SELF A DIME.OUT OF '!Uppera Plolno, Ohio 45783 740-985-3813 FfH ffUIIIIIH HO.WIRD EICIVAnNG CO. 7'40.949-2217 Sizes 5' x 1 or • •Room eddiUans & Rtmodlllng •New Glt~g~~ · •EitCtricllll'tumblng •Roofing I Gulllll 'VInyl Siding l Painting •Patio & Porch Dtcltl HILl'S 29670 Bashan Road .Racine, Oh.l o 45n1 William Safranek, Attorney POPCORN, FELLERS ll 1 Slo.- Opening lead: • ~o CBDIT . YOUNt'S CIRPINTEI SEIVICI Pomtroy, Ohio 22 yn. Local SELF STORAGE 1 -NY Cadillac North I NT Pa,. \lnlmplcy~ 53 Porlder 20 Ancient lillian flomlly . .~ • .' <· 882-2753 Good , $3,500, 740-367-7578. 74G-289-1933. 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'INs ..,_ lndudo o(Ill, o'-· clathos, and holll!loltl goa4s. You lhould any qt1111to11s reganlnJ knkrupky to 111 atlontey btfate 111.....,._ •All 54 ' 6AQJ85 • J 5 t A Q5 I BANKRUP~Y lo Soulb l 592-5025 oCommerdol 720 Trucka for Sale 7 3 KJ !· Mon - Frl 8:30 - 5:00 ror Put Oft' Those · t980·90 Honda& From .$~9/Mo., Impounds! 0 Down. 24 Monltl• o 19.9'4 Uslings, 600-319-3323 ~. 390t. Truck seats, car seats, headliners, truck tarps, convertible & vtnyl tops, Four wheeler seats, motorcY,~le seats, . boat covers, carpets, etc. •R..klel&tlal 379-2642. --- ~· • K9 ·'"•• '>A 42 lflppllle frMIIntiD 41 Onae ri8mecl 151....._ _ 11'r ned. ' • A Q6 • ·J 10. 2 "- 401YJMol- 14 "Night olthe 7 3 2 K 7 2 K 9 a6 Q 73 10 6 • 10 9 8 4 3 • -~ www.sunsethome .~ pro>ldes waste dllpOHI For Sale Or Trade, 1991 Caprice Classic. New Shocks, Brakes . Fully Loa,ded leather Eel. $3,500.00. Negotiable On Trad•s. Call On Weekends Only. 740· I I 740-741:'3411 Solllhem Ohio D~ 1998 S-1 0 21.0oo Miles $5,295; EXT. 7832c \ Bryen Reeves Roady for a change? 1994 Dodge Pick· Up 5 Speed, . IMPOUND, Honda's Toy ota's, Chevys, Jeep& ,. And Sport Utilities. Call Now! 800· 772-7470; ....,. ,: hundred ft. 318, 2x4, 114.000 MWes, 74G-2569224. • TRA NS PORTATI ON Free Estimates 1 1/2" Water Pipe $41.00 per PW, PO, AMI FM Cassette. Beau- 1-100-872-5867. . or 740·949·2844 avanlngs and -ntiS. Ron'o Gun Shop, 740-742-8412. 1969 Borotla Wlih Engine 55.000 Sawmill .3. 795. Saw logs Into ·M IIea, $2.300, 740-2~, Boards. Planks. B8ams . large Capacity. Ileal Sawmllll Value ~­ 1990 Chevy Lumina, 2:5 Au· ywhoro. FREE Information. 1-800tomatlc, new motorltrins. Sharp. 578-1383 NORWOOD SAW- $2,150.080. Partial trades conMILLS 252 Sonwlll Drive, Buffalo, sidered. 1989 Pontiac Grand NY 14225. Prl~~: , 3.1 Automatic. New paint. · loaded/Sharp. $2,500. (304)67!>Saaioned ilrowood, 135 load (lo- 6959. Coaling, days, 740-949-2e44 eves/weekends. $2,950 080.740.256-6169. 95 Chevy Corsica, 3.1l, V·6, Air, 1988 Trans-Am 350, Automatic, New Millemum Dietl Ear All Day And Melt Aw•y. Call Tracy At demage, $14,300, 740.992·1508 tllul Car: $7,ooo.oo (740)·386· Ford 4000 Tractor GoOd Shape. 6210 740-146... 10. CARS FROM $28/MO. lm· 630 Livestock pounds /Repos. ·Fee. SO Down 'f24 Mos. 019.9% For listings HJOO· 5 Or 6 Year Old Registered Jar- 319-3323 X2156. diiybed, 150: alto .U. $775: cla~­ nel, S250; call 740843-5481 . • , You Don 't Cs/1 Us W8 Both Loss. • Free Estimates! 740·446· 740·985-3813 Sprln1 Develolfllllltl Special Miles; 1993 Plymouth Acclaim 86,000 Miles, Air, Cruise, Tilt, 610 Farm Equipment · lnf8nt car seat, $25: electric dryer, SU5 \ electric dryer, $30; JANITIIOL HEATING AND COOLING EQUIPMENT INSTALLED 1998 Pontiac Flreblrd Trans-Am, 2 dr, Hops, 17000 mileS. au1o, Cd, silver metallic with dark pewter leather, right tront suspension 1999 Dodge Neon 2 Doors, Fully Loaded, $6,000 OBO, 23,000 say Cow, Ready To Drop Calf, For sale- Prime Star System also wanted RCA Direct TV older model wllh access card, lop dollar, Wallie 74()·· 949·331 S leave 710 Autos for Sale • • • .. ~ Bulk Foods , Spices, Candies , Cheete, Butter, Trail Bologna . 775 Bulk Foods, 5184 S.R. 775, eoft drink Meughlin'l Looking tor tamale IOflghah Dachshund to Dreed. 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HI00-471-SI19 Ext • Botton Ttrrltr Pupplta, Sholl A WOtrMQ , 1 Malt, 1 Ft• mala. 'For TINrt 5p«:i.ot Sornaono On I' Vai•nlln•'•J I' $300, DE· 1180. ").nentlon Primestar Customer~• Want A Benar Deal? Flea l!qulpmtnt, Fret Installation , Fr.. 6 Months Programming . Call Tom 9325. AKC RtQitter.- Oalmatlon Puppie&. S150. 1 weeks olD . Beaull - ,.. Spots.(301)937-2929. 12 Gun Solid Pine Gun Cabinet, 1<400: ftuger MKII Comp. Stain· loll 3 Mags, 350 1700 For Both . Af<C Registtrtd mate Black Lab. Pup. 7mo·s. Haa had training! 740-441-o872. AWESOME GETAWAYS! Only $29.951 2 NIGHTS Orlando OR DfiMIL PWMBI"G Pomeroy Eagl" Club Bingo On Thursdays AT 11:30 P.M. MlllnSl, Pomeroy, OH Peylng 180.00 .pir g11111 S300.00 Coven111 S500.00.Stllrbunlt ProgrHeiVlltopllne. Uc. I Q0.50 liN""" POSIT WILL HOLD, 740-318- 740''*-0113 Or1-800-292-G842. (740)-446-0080 . 50 Yrs. Combined Experience Honest & Reliable Free Estimates . Senior Citizens Discount •..,.,a.... New Construction & Remodeling • Kitchen Cabinets Vinyl Siding- Roofs· Decks. Garages G.tlf Plastles A & D Auto Up o stery • P us, Inc Poltlol. Pet Protesslonals;•Sltters, Walk· Colfll)leta DISH Nelwork ·sareUite ayatem, brand new, $99, 7-40192·1182 or 304·773-5305 after Ilona 01· Potenllal· Customers! Free Listing On Internal's Most Popular Pel /Travel Database. St. Rt. 7 Tuppers Plains, OH Rutland, Ohio ers. Groomers, Ere. Reacn Mil · 8pm. COMPUTER BLOWOUTIII COMPAQ MICRON eMachlnesl Desk· tops, laptops, Merchant -Ac'counts. Websltes Atmost 'Every. one Approved!! No Money Down!! low Monthly Payments . FREE Special Olferl CALL NOWI 1-888-479-2345' (To~ Fre<t) COMPUTERS - low Or $0 Down. Low Monthly Payments. , Y2K Compliant Almost Everyone Ap· J)r0'4d. 1-80CH!17-3476 Ext 330. Firewood Fo, Sale, $60 Face Coni. Can 740-388-9643. Firewood for sale, call 740·247· 2961 . Contact: www.petawalcome.com Or 1·877-Pei-Trip AKC Registered Weimaraner, 1300.00. (740)........ 12 mouago. Good Used Appliances And Fur· nlturo, Cal 740-446-4039, Or 74G- 448-1004 Anylirne. Grubb's Plano· tUning .& repairs. Problems? Need Tuned? Call the plano Dr. 740 446 4525 FA RM SUPPLIES & LIVE STOCK 8308, 1-800-291-<)1)98. JET AER~ON MOl'ORS Repaired, New & Rebuin In Slock. C.l Ron Evans. 1-800-537-9528. Lllrge Portabfe·. sign With L8tters, Anvil. Blacksmltn Forge, Log Chllns, Binder&, 740-387-1802. MOilLE HOME OWNERS Huge Inventory, Discount Prices, On VInyl Skirting, Doors, Wind· ows, Anchors. Water Heaters. Plumbing & Etettrieal Parts, Fur-naces & Heat Pump&. Benne" Mobile Home Stipply, 740·448·, 9416. ' 740-441-1982. P-llr otrwcTV Free s•talllte System. Call for detlilla. 800·2e3-2&40. RESIDENTIAL HOME OWNERS Tappan HI Ettlciency 90% Gas Furnaces, Oil Furnaces, 12 Seer Heat Pump & Air Conditioning Syatama Free 6 Year Parts 1 .La· bor warranty Bennetts Heating & Good Family Milk Cow. 740-24S9212. Bulchor Hog 740.251H151 0. Pigs For Sale. Call 740-256-8016 Before 8:00Am Or Alter 7:00Pm. Hay & Grain Straw: Bright Wire Tie Straw Year 640 'Aoufld Delivery & Volume Dis• count Available. Heritage Farm. (304)67!>-5724. cal) to $40 load, will deliver, call 740· 949·2587 weekends and 0\llftlngs. Self·Aepelled Lawn Boy Push Uo'!'ler, $100; 2 Weadeatera, $100 For Both; Small Freezer, 1993 Ford Ranger Splash. 4 cyt, 5 tlon, $5800, 740.992-1162 ot 304773-5305. SMITH'S CONSTRUCTION · Ita Winter, So Don't t988 S-10 Aulo V-6/VC $2,195. COOk Motors. 740-446-D103. 95 Ford F-1 SO 4x4 •~ecellent con· Inside Jobs Any Longer. CARS 1100. 1500 & UP. POLICE rage kept, 32,000 actual miles, &harp truck! &17,000. (740)-2S6- Loolca.& RUlli Good, ,_, 7o00-441·1083: $950, Nogo- Good Condition, $1,995. 740446-0390. 1987 Nova • New Tires, Front Brakes "n.d' P,~ala, 1.6 'LIIre Engine-Good. Naad•llans. $4oo.oo .. 7~91 . 1.988 Pontlao 6000. 104,000 miles. WeU·Malnt~lned, Depend- able. S2.200.(304)67f>.1618. · 1988 Porache 944 Turbo, stone gray metallic wlih burga!ldY Interi- or. 3300 actual .miles, Jopks and smells new. minor right front dam- age, $14,000, 740-992-1506 days t990 Dodge Daytona Automatic, Air, AMIFM caasene, Ground Ef· feels, Runs Good, Drives Greall $1,500, Neg, 740.441·1083. 1813 Chevy Cavalier, 81K, vary good condition. new brakes, Call Today! Free Estimates (7401 882·11 0 I dillon. Fully loaded an<f,more. Ga- 1243 or 730 · Vans & 4·WDs 1986 Medium SIZed Blazer 4x4, e Cylinder, 'Ru'ns Goo·Q, Looks 1987 Ford full size conven;lon van, 302 automatic. Ivory Coast Conversion (Houston. Texas), gray velour" Interior, lronl and rear air, all extras, s~oo 080, 7"'0· 992-1508 days or 740·949-2844 ovonlngs. . 1989 5·10 Red Automallc, Tinted Windows, eo.ooo·Miles, 4X4, Pow· ' er Steering, Power Brakes, 740· 379-2788. to Hours 1991 Gmc Safari Van, Autom., High MiltaJjt. $1.750.00. 140446-4782, Galllpo!la . OhiO. 7:00AM -8 PM '114M 1 mo. pd • • '1992 Dodge Grand Caravan 3.3 V·6, Dual Heat & Air, Cap1a1n Seats. $2,900, 740-367·7253. 1 Now Rentllig 1997 Ford Expedition 4 WD 40,000 Miles, Excellent Condition, High & Dry Sell-Storage $24,SOO, 740-387--D219: 1999 Silverado 4x4 3rd OoOJ, V· 8 Loaded! 22,000 inlles Sell for Pay oil. Call Aller 5:00 (740)-368· 6381 740 33795 HUand R~. Motorcycles 1987 Honda Z !50 R E~~:cellenl condllion, runs and looks good. Pomeroy, Ohio 1850.00. 080 (740)-446-66S1 740-992-5212 1993 Vamilha Blaster 200 Borred 30 Over. Good Condi1ion, Need 11!26199 1 mo. To Soli! St,OOO OBO. 339-0619 Not Available Leave Me~ . 760 Auto Parts & Accessories • -· 550 .. BUilding Suppll• minor front ·damage, rUns and 1\111/wtekendl. · · Black lTan, Molt $150; I Beaglt 3·Yaaro Old, Copper Tono, Matt (Popat'ol 115,0; t Cyclono D9g Pen, 01\jdad, 10''!18'1 With l.oekl /Chalno, Do11 Ptn Slta On A 10'wX10'11¥ WOO<ten Foundation, 1350; 1 Wooiltn Dog Houlo, - 150, (Acctllotlto Go With Oog'ol 1 'lborgilll Dog HOUIO, Nn •eo: .Contact, Paul Ev1ri1, 711 Th~d A...,ut, Or 740·44t· 14H Ev~rythlftg Can Ba - : 11a TNrd ,.,....., a ' ~. ; Cllll 1( ' < (No Sunday Calls) .IIPIYI'AG PIRft AD Mabto Tractor & Ecpa\lmeilic t998 Musrang GT convertible, 4'.8 V-8 oulomatlc. black with b11ck leathtr Interior, Alloy wh••!•· 4t ,841 miJn, Ia#! frOnt damago, aoklng $5500, 740-9821508· day1 or 740-949'2844 ...,moo. • 1987 Dodgt Intrepid. 3.5 V-6, tront whttl dr~. 58,833 !TIIIel, tnlroon tWith ufiV Interior, cruise, amflm caeune, PS, recov· ac. orod tht!l, aoklng 17100. 740ttl2-150e dayt or 740-94t-~• ......,.._ 111andl. • C&C General Hom11 -, 6323. treo esllmolo cau Chet, 740-992-· Deaien. · RefrlgeratiQ~~ Ill Open: 9:110-4:30 Weekday• .. 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HauRng•urrestone*Gravel Sand*Topaoii*Fjll Dlrt"Mulch BulldoZer Sarvlc;es : ' . .,.,, ' ' • (740) 9t2-3470 iB'' •~. · .· ,·:·"r•·~' .·. ; ,·_~;! . l Cellular , . Jeff Warner Ins. • ·gg2-5479 1 S~eve Riffle Sa1es Representative Lairy Sch7y . r~). ::0.~ I ~ m·': .T· IO; i!/;.,.1 3 ..,.,h io Ohio 45701 · " ·,, .'· rou • • .1 7So East State Street IAI~1ens, •· come xour Stop In •..;\• ~·~- , 1. •,:''.:·: I , , l'k' ...h.,:• ' -',' .: :·, ·". · ,.·1 ,, ' •0\1" man•F •t 1 e a c ampton .. · , , y defined .., · . . ,r ,'. ,,_: , LEO (July 23-Aug. 22rJ'hen: 's a : , ~. · PISCES!Fc~. 20-~arch2011! 8·1~ ~ ,,!, l~;fO{·YO\I to~· aridtbaqs not , · .;> ~PU to be linn 1f you ,II 1ry. In !iitua· •. , to ~ unncee,..rily. A siluation· u.on~ thit call for penuas,ot\ be;n;,•;, ' 1 11)11 ~ .been~- !\IUJIIII "~'~~ concern • • ! Wcd!Jeoday,ltu!. 19, 2000 . IGel!erally.S!JC!a!cinr, yOI! could \Je ,' qlutc and oelf-fl."urcd. You II, d•i· ,.>'\ .•;·, will 'X".'I< ,out much ,biotter -tba~ you n.fher ronunato in the yellf ~ hi <"ver that 'you do possess the lclfl · hid antlcipaled todoy. . ett;!eavors that l.nvolve ' S1J<1ial <l•nfldcncc called for todDy. . . ,. .' . VIROO (Aus. 23.-Scpt. 221 ufang~ments or part,nershipa. Use ' ARIES (March 21-Aprtl, !9) 1 .~ Should·aomeone who is pertinent to Y<f" oongenio~ty to ' .feather your Al~t frQnl ~hcf ,lhiiil y~r u•u~IIY .4~, · eJiour PlfKRI plan• not be . able to ts. · . • ' stlll(C05,t ~~l!li:r y•cld•."rc IK"'"hlc . . cometo~lq<\ll)l, ' don~tlelthisdeter cArRrCORN !bee; 2:!-lan .. 19) · · loday whtch could sumulmc Y~r -' '1jibu;'Mioo!lll'nuiiementJlogorohim .[1 important' that you lhiniC· like~ ,, hnnkac~ount.SeltiChforre$QUICCA· t~ • Of hat' .. 1 . ,. 1 · . ', uncommonplnces. ·, 1 '" Lia' o• '(s , ·23-0cl 23'Foc .. ner, -•-y. llyouhavetoniakean """ . TAURUS (A ' I 20-" . ~ • op · .· (· . us i cleCisionaridyoubaseiton ' .. · _ . . prt ,.,ar. ·2'" 1 , \:VOOre~onmeonlnJfulob~qvcs 1 ils p<l!litivea, Lady Luck will to' Some.one wiltl whom ~uri< II!' f~ todily, ~se,. you are in a areal ' lilt. Capiicom, tral yourselfto ..soclate coqkLhnv~ "~T.f dtiT~t ' ',-~'oclllevOJMI)i!cycle bQih career-wise ~ birlllda7 aifi. Send ~ required ~laptll ,~n ~ pm)«l .ln wh!ch you,'il ' I ' lindllnariCiolly. Cuh In oil the aood r..... form and for your Altro' tntcn:sted In funhcrtng. 'l'l]os persolis t ilmn. . ' '. .• • . .. raph predictions for they..,. ahead • i~~~=(M !I S~RPIO (O~t. ~4-N(IV. 22) y mallina S2 · and aelf-addRued ~ · a, . ~ne t . '~:1 o Allp y~lf w1th, "'mcone who ampad ·envelope 10 Astro-Oraph. ', •.•J*I•~ ,Will hC ~ htJ heir, 18 ul'o-~ "Jjll .~,. lt'll"lc., rer;QI'(j., when ~o this newspeper. P.O. Box -1758, filh"' ;yGui,txpec:talions tbd~.~spe...., • -·j:oln1 into neaotlnlions or head · ciolly ·ja-.vondiatlnvolve.m•· .'1 . l"t"head. · · tixlay: Riiorherpost · MIIIT1IyHiiiStotion,NcwYork,NY 10156. Be sure 10 Illite your Zodiac rl-' benollll. Draw up-. thla Wladom experience will serve you well. .lan. , , , when-. It comeI from. ·~ "' SAOlTTAklUS. (Nov. 23-Dec. ' AQUARIUS (!an, 20-Feb. 19). · CAN~ (1~fte 21 -luly 22) f. , . 21)1i,milhtn<~ 'hcuhvic•usloyuu•t "'Pvided your UUptJ aren't q~un: .' , • dellcato ~"""""'t dml thteoto!tl kl ' .,~;•fil'lll !Udayl·hullhen:'nrc am~!• opp<w' <fr' ruzr.y. you're llltely to itt what- · ' detall II ·project· In "hlch )'ou'~e • ,..,pnitics arou11!1 you. L<~~•k ahu<tt, ...., you allcr today. Thus, it's'' •• inVol~ con ,.. handled utille!Y ""' hecauoc it'll he ur In yuu to iinperallve your soa11 are lint,clel(· ; lodoY 10IICO you chooR lo do 10. . ~ .t 1hC1ii ,.... · ·- · , ' ·. 6129/mo. ,. ··- .... ·'"..J ·I ' ,··. 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FULLY INSURED R T y E B,;.;n Mo...Won/R,.clne, Ohio (740) 985-39411 WANTED: Buckaye •Communlty Services currently has openings lri Meigs County; 1) 3.3 hrS/wk: 8 am Sat. thru 8 am Mon; sleep-ovar . requ•red: 2) 25 hrstwk: 8 pm .- 8 am Sat/Sun; ,. · . 3) Emergency Relief (Substitute~): hours schedult!d as neede!:l; We are searChing tor compassionate proleeslonals with a team .vision ,and. a deal!'• to te-ch p~onal, and community akl!ls to lndlvldu11ls with . mental retardation. The woi'k environment' Is Informal and rewarding. The requirements are: high school diplomii/GED, valid driver's license, three years good driving experience and adequate automobile insurance coverage. B.C.S. offers comprehensive training In the field of MR/00. Starting ~alary: $5.50/hour. lnte{ested applicants need to specify position of interest and \send 'resume to: P.O. Bo)( 604, Jacks~. OH 4564().0604. All,applications must be post-marked by 1/26/00, Equal Opportunity Employer. · . By PhiHip Alder· .This week, we are featuring bridge players wh\l li ve in the top five <;ountries for Internet use per 1,000 of•popLilation. In. the top spot is Iceland, . 'wiih 320 surfers per. 1,000. Which counlry is second? · .· Well; here is a deal · featuring a leading women 's pair from this nation. To test yourself, look only at !he North and East hands. Defending against two spades, your partner (West) leads the heart 10. Afler deClarer calls for dummy's two, how would you plan the defense? The deal occurred during the 1975 Nordic Women 's Team Champi· · on ship, which was played in Noresund, Norway. The bidding was debatable. ~sumably, South's opening bid promised only a four-card suit. If it showed five, either North would have raised to two spades, or South would not have rebid two spades. Still, that two-spade re!lid, qtlher than a pass, seems s trange lol AI tirs( ·glance, South will lose only five tricks; two hearts and three clubs. Yet the defenders found !he way lo increase !hat number by one. Easl, Siv Linden, won !he first tri ck with thc heall queen. Then she found !he be st play, swilching' to the !.!luh four. West, Jemina Kaitera, Won with !he king and returned l~e club jack. which was · covered by !he queen and ace. A club to Wesi's 10 . was followed by a hcan to Eas1's ace. Now Linden led 1he 131h club, which · promoted a trump Irick for !he .. defense.' ., Wesl's spade ·I0 had tn score. Finland has 305 Internet users per 1,000 of population. Is it relevant that !he two lop countries. Iceland and (7401 367-0266 •tr\~ ~ 1·800-950- 335 9 .s~~Q · • 'TOP '.71a:fttltl' - Eoat· Pass Pass .~~.. me. · TREE SERVICE . 17401t9HI31 JACI(S ROOfiNG Joseph Jacks , , 74ft...l'jft2 · 2068 V"'IIJIIJ • Fill~ f\Ou~of 1-\'( UFE I :"~ JOMEI' New Roofs • Repairs ' , . ,•. C()alii'!Q o Gutters ' ' , SldJn!. • Dryw ' all ' . II ·· :• Painting ·o Plumbing Free Estimates , il't. ~? 8 & (ONST~UCTION I m c.C,!'u:'W., Soturdlavs ·to to 2 98& 4473 ~t !W).ID 1\to.IJE Mlddlepoll, Ohio lflililie• ESnMATES ; j· .'~j· ~ . ,, 503 Mill SttHI . Septic Sy1tenu & •New Homes • Garages •Complate Remodeling Stop& Compare FREE • ,..~€. ~~· ~! 'N.or ~-< 1Ja.<-.•••,"' . IT (.()M.I'I..En::t,.'( . IT~-~~ I'Uii:f. ·Hours: Mon & Tue 9to 3 Cloeed Wednesdays Thuro & :Fn 9 to .3 ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION , of ;., ' ~q; ·\. . ~ ' V.C. YOUNG Ill 992o6215 Coolville; OH U723 canoed eleclrlclah. Ridenour Electrical. WVOQQ3Q8, 3~4-81$- • . .______ . . t/031110 ..., 1718. ;;;;,;;;;_ _ 1 mo. , '. ... '""'" ~~~-;f~t~I;.I;I~J;I~J;I~J;! Drywall, .Sidl~g. Roo to, 6d.dl~:o.:~~~~~:O~~- 13041674livingston's Baatment Waler Ptoollng, all bosetnenl ropai11 dona, frea astlma.lei, llfllllme ,· guarantee. t 2yrs on Job oxpttl· 1' enca.(304)695-3887. , ~ Elactrlcal and- , · , Aeakltnllal or combl)lrclal wlrtng, new aervlc:e or rtiP811'11 Ms.s ftr 1Ll- Septic & Cistern Tanke !Sewer Pipe: 3" t.h ru 8"r Gas Pipe.- ,. R11111,1la1to~ 111110 St Rf, ~ Si1ufll Jlma· Drywall & ConsrruciiO"n . NeW Construc:lion & Remodel/' 840 thru 48" Plastic Culvert In Stock Full Una Of Water Storage Tanks • ...........,.,.. Cue-IH Pait. Main· tonenca- Painting, vlnyLoldlng, . carpen~y; dOOII, WindOWS, balhl, mobllt home repair and more. For Pads FadO"' A-L.:__,_ __, custom show qer, euatom wheels and dash, black; 7t, 167 mlleo , drlvas; asking $5000, 740-992-1506 diyl or 740-949-2844 lfocl<, brick, aawot p!poa, win(!- ' -'tlgland - -· owa. lintels, etc. Claude Wlntlirs, ~-='-~-----­ Rio Grandi, OH Call 740·245· 1995 Ford Muatang, V-6, aulo, 5121 . 37,000 milts, white wilh gray lnttriQf, front damage, $3,!500, 740560 Pete for Sale 992-150a daya , 740-949-2644 (2 Excolltnt Runnl(lg Ba1g1t AaiJ. bit Doa•l I Bnglt, 3 Vura Old, 740·992·7643 . 4~ 110 Help Wsnted . New Homes • Vinyl Siding • New Garages •Rep,lacement Windows •Room Additions •Rooling ~cw. iiiiiiSIDEIIiW. FREE ESTIMATES .MAW!! WOIRYIID!!! 740-742-()419 eiSSELL·IUII.DERS, . -"· INC. '' 570UIIdl8n 5I Trepo . Number two ·is also chilly · TH' POT, No·er.dlt • Slow credit • Benkrup!Cy Repel • Dlvorded Sewing Machine & Vaccuum Cleaner ,. Repairs We make house calls 1996 Honda Z50R Good Shape, Runs vary Well. Asking $800, Call740-24!r5652 Aller 6 P.M. ' $75; 740-367- 7576, 740-2891933. $3500 080. call740-98!r3505. Priced Transmissions All STEEL BUILDINGS - Buy Nowi 1993 Gao Metro 2 Doors, Red Budget Ac~aos Tl) Ovar 10.000 . 1999 Prices /Limllad Stockl With Grey Clotn Interior, Au· Types, CVC J.oin,s, 740· 25K30, 30l40, 501120. lmmedlato tomallc, MC, 37,000K, Runs & Transmitslons,, 245-5877. Dollveryl1-800-462-7930 x-58. Looke Groat! 12,850, 740-4468222 . 790 ·· ~m~& . Tools & Socketo w/Tool Box, $75 pluo Rechargable Drill w/Case & 1993 S81Urn SL2, 4 <lOOt, 4 cylinMotor Hom• accessories. Also SuparNinten· der, front wheel drive, automatic, 1983 Resort Camper Funy Condo, $50. (301)87!5-4458, • 68,428 miles, teal with tan ·Interior. tained, Excellent Condition, New ac, .ltnllm c"ootle, asking $4800, WateiUnt Special: 314 200 PSI 740·992-1506 dayo or 740·949- Air Conditioning , Batters And . 121.95 Par 100: I' 200 PSI 264-4 Tires. $3.!500. 740-388-6659. . evenings and weel~ends. 137.00 Par 100; All Braas Compmo~on· flllnga In Slock 1994 Cavalier, 2 door, " cyl. , 5 SERVIC ES AON EVANS ENTERPRISES spood, C. D. Playor, A/C. $3000 Jadclon, ~ 1·-53H526 080. (304)675-8693. Hollie' Whllt Frigidaire, gallery Rettig- 1994 Mustang convertible, 3.8 V· 810 • - •· 3yto Old.llkt new. $1.250 6 automatic, blue with white lop, Improvements orlg. price. Aaklng $550. Groot tor gray cloth Interior, amlfrri cat· . new home. buyer or builder. oelto, 53,716 mlea. ltll lroni damIIASEM~NT 1304)875-4019. age. runs and drives, asking WATERPROOFING $5500, 740·992-1 506 daye or .Unc:ondltlonal -llfellme guarMtee. White Whlrlpoql Waaher $75; 2 749--949·264"4 evenings and ·wet· Local references turnish.d. ~~­ Whllt Whirlpool Dryera 165 tablished 1975. Call 24 Hro. (740) Each; Whke Whirlpool Dryer S50; 446-0870, 1-I00-267-0S76. RogColi Allor 5:30 P.M. 740-446- · 1995 Buick Letabre Custom -4 8f8 W&teiPiW~. ' 9066. Doors, Loaded , aluminum Wheels, A/C, Till, Crulat, Pwr, •WANT A COMPUTER1111 BUT Locks. Pwr Windows, Pwr Stall, Appllance'· Parta .~nd Service: All NO CA1lH?1 111.1~ TECHNOL().. • .18,200.00; 12,000 Unde~ · Book ·,Ns!fte Branda .o-,t 2~ Yaara E•- • GY We Finance, •o• Down! Palf VBkl<l)l 740-W-7512 parlance All Work Guatanffld. Credit Problamo OKII Even 11 French City Maytag, 740-446lUrned Down Befot811 Raelltlbllsh 1995 Camaro, V-8 aulomallc, 7795. 'ltM Cl'8dlll1-800-eSM358. 10' x 30' I 51 J1p1n111 rObe 29 Cry of pain DRAG' YORE SELF A DIME.OUT OF '!Uppera Plolno, Ohio 45783 740-985-3813 FfH ffUIIIIIH HO.WIRD EICIVAnNG CO. 7'40.949-2217 Sizes 5' x 1 or • •Room eddiUans & Rtmodlllng •New Glt~g~~ · •EitCtricllll'tumblng •Roofing I Gulllll 'VInyl Siding l Painting •Patio & Porch Dtcltl HILl'S 29670 Bashan Road .Racine, Oh.l o 45n1 William Safranek, Attorney POPCORN, FELLERS ll 1 Slo.- Opening lead: • ~o CBDIT . YOUNt'S CIRPINTEI SEIVICI Pomtroy, Ohio 22 yn. Local SELF STORAGE 1 -NY Cadillac North I NT Pa,. \lnlmplcy~ 53 Porlder 20 Ancient lillian flomlly . .~ • .' <· 882-2753 Good , $3,500, 740-367-7578. 74G-289-1933. KARNEY For information regarding Bankruptcy contact: St. Rt. 7 740·742-8015 877:3S3-7222(1oH frte) - sp., 90,000 miles, excellent condl· 1991 S·1 0 Durango AIC, $2, 795; 1986 Honda Accord AJC, Cruise, 25 yrs experience · Free Estimates ~2-mo or IMH/21 ·as Chevy truck, $1000 or besr otler ; '86 wnue Monte Carlo SS, $3000· or best oflar; 740· 992· 3357. $700. (304)67!>-3711 . m~ary/Wood Pass PLASTICS AND Quality Driveways, •ladulrild Str¥1n& Me'" and Gallil Ci>unty CaU for moro lllfOI'IIIOtlon 710 Autoa for Sale 1,984 OJdsm!)blle Cutlass Su· preme . Runs Good/looks ·Fair. *"' YOUI Sidewalks, Patios Complete Garages: Pass _ 17=ng 11 ..' 51 llklmlnMad lnoulla 27 TeortelO 32 Buenoa 33 Openotoo 8 6 2 West 47 23 V1Jinerable: East-West Dealer: South I 0111 tolltvt odelllor ol flnlnclel ~ ...,.... a lair tls!rflutlon ol • CONCR.ETE CONNEOION • r ...lis 01110111 mdMn. A11'11111 PI ilwotlthilonkrttkY lltlll' rotii. CI01olo Pf0111111, ~ os ••.,.... ,..,ty, t. Nur her pll!lllll 11!1. 'INs ..,_ lndudo o(Ill, o'-· clathos, and holll!loltl goa4s. You lhould any qt1111to11s reganlnJ knkrupky to 111 atlontey btfate 111.....,._ •All 54 ' 6AQJ85 • J 5 t A Q5 I BANKRUP~Y lo Soulb l 592-5025 oCommerdol 720 Trucka for Sale 7 3 KJ !· Mon - Frl 8:30 - 5:00 ror Put Oft' Those · t980·90 Honda& From .$~9/Mo., Impounds! 0 Down. 24 Monltl• o 19.9'4 Uslings, 600-319-3323 ~. 390t. Truck seats, car seats, headliners, truck tarps, convertible & vtnyl tops, Four wheeler seats, motorcY,~le seats, . boat covers, carpets, etc. •R..klel&tlal 379-2642. --- ~· • K9 ·'"•• '>A 42 lflppllle frMIIntiD 41 Onae ri8mecl 151....._ _ 11'r ned. ' • A Q6 • ·J 10. 2 "- 401YJMol- 14 "Night olthe 7 3 2 K 7 2 K 9 a6 Q 73 10 6 • 10 9 8 4 3 • -~ www.sunsethome .~ pro>ldes waste dllpOHI For Sale Or Trade, 1991 Caprice Classic. New Shocks, Brakes . Fully Loa,ded leather Eel. $3,500.00. Negotiable On Trad•s. Call On Weekends Only. 740· I I 740-741:'3411 Solllhem Ohio D~ 1998 S-1 0 21.0oo Miles $5,295; EXT. 7832c \ Bryen Reeves Roady for a change? 1994 Dodge Pick· Up 5 Speed, . IMPOUND, Honda's Toy ota's, Chevys, Jeep& ,. And Sport Utilities. Call Now! 800· 772-7470; ....,. ,: hundred ft. 318, 2x4, 114.000 MWes, 74G-2569224. • TRA NS PORTATI ON Free Estimates 1 1/2" Water Pipe $41.00 per PW, PO, AMI FM Cassette. Beau- 1-100-872-5867. . or 740·949·2844 avanlngs and -ntiS. Ron'o Gun Shop, 740-742-8412. 1969 Borotla Wlih Engine 55.000 Sawmill .3. 795. Saw logs Into ·M IIea, $2.300, 740-2~, Boards. Planks. B8ams . large Capacity. Ileal Sawmllll Value ~­ 1990 Chevy Lumina, 2:5 Au· ywhoro. FREE Information. 1-800tomatlc, new motorltrins. Sharp. 578-1383 NORWOOD SAW- $2,150.080. Partial trades conMILLS 252 Sonwlll Drive, Buffalo, sidered. 1989 Pontiac Grand NY 14225. Prl~~: , 3.1 Automatic. New paint. · loaded/Sharp. $2,500. (304)67!>Saaioned ilrowood, 135 load (lo- 6959. Coaling, days, 740-949-2e44 eves/weekends. $2,950 080.740.256-6169. 95 Chevy Corsica, 3.1l, V·6, Air, 1988 Trans-Am 350, Automatic, New Millemum Dietl Ear All Day And Melt Aw•y. Call Tracy At demage, $14,300, 740.992·1508 tllul Car: $7,ooo.oo (740)·386· Ford 4000 Tractor GoOd Shape. 6210 740-146... 10. CARS FROM $28/MO. lm· 630 Livestock pounds /Repos. ·Fee. 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OVP NeWt ·Editor GALLI PO):liS- A 4-year·old girl died morning after fire lore through . her residence. ··· · Ar.ound· 8:30 a.m., Gallipolis volunteer firefighters . responded . to , the: blaze at the , .home·of FeHj:)e S.:h · horoe •net at 1~7 Circle Drive, in killed 4-y•rthe Plal\18 Subdivision old Kl•re off Bulaville Pike. Beach. ThrH After bringing the · other children fire under control, fire· and their mothLa..till;.::i.~ fighters starched the er-pldthe : • remains of the onetire. (Kevin ' • ~ hoiiiiC for .KJ.ra , · Kelly phoW) Beach, 4, who~ ~y '!VD recovered · . 1 shortly tleft:ire noon: ;~ . . · ~iara Beaclt· wps an occ.up111t or, the Felipe Beach residen~, '111d was trapped , . . . · in a left rear bedroom llihen the fire broke other occppmtls 'If the·house, Rlchel How· " ·Gallipolis was assisted at the scene by a out, authorities laid. ' ' eh .and htr; three children, · IICaped the firefighter fro") the Vi.~ton ~lunteer Pi.re . Dr. Daniel H. Whiteley, Oallia Coutity.'a blue. • ·· t· ~partment ~1\o had JUSt 6mshed a s~1_ft . 1 coroner, 111d the. Oallia County Sheriff'• . Fllllfichte.S were ~erted to the 111~ by , w1.th the Galha Cou_nty EMS. and the Rto Office were calltld 10 '"' ~ne. The allle Oallia County 91l af!d i'ound the boule ~;]Iande '\blun~er F1re Departmenl, which ~y -~_!nemarsau , haltho.. ~:. ":~..~llelled lo b,e,• !Jte ~. e~~plfe!l i~}IIRtheet ~pan amf:YJ:fi· AJ· of .: hel~ sfl~~:~~~der ~ntrol ,, . . __ ..,..ay, cause o u"' tre wu. h officet lpO~an ~d four . - ~.-ajteritf'l . • , . " . ~me .~. • ed. un"""wnmn " I ' ' Tlltt, Page A3 Pie..• - .:~Y.ear~~d ~~IIi~ gir,l ~ies in blaze · 'GoOd A.jtemoonl • , ·: Stobart.serv,ed in the V.S. Marine Cor~),~ in ~rea. .'~d is a life .,aber of lloth the Rllli111 POIIi 602, /lmef· iR~~ Lcpm. -.clthe .l;)illibled Anlelicln.Veteranl PolL He II al111 1 member of Y.teralw of PertiiJI Want POll ~;J at Tuppera Pl~na. ·' ' · · j.. ·' I ' Lotteries ,· . ' ' J ' PMMr01 ' 2000 "We really have to empower those who are the experts, the professors of education, the deails, the presidents," Chu said Tuesday. "Government's job is to tell us what the problems are, our job is to come up with solutions," Olu said. "Calling a su!Jimit is an indication of lliat -let:s get those experts who are · certain .to be players in developing sol ulions to help crealli better teilchers for tomorrow." Taft's noon speech was to be fol. lowed by t;eaetion from top Republican and ~meierilic lawmakers. , . In addition to the reading summit, Taft was ex~ io propose a com- ' Sentinel li. " . . . ' ,. -.I r ~. ' :.' .' ::: ~ CAMPAIGN Governor to call for be~er-trained teachers :: POin'LAND -· Joseph Stoliart of ·Portland has 1111nounced his candidacy for the. ·ReJlllbliclll nomi_na· :11oit ror Meigs County commilsioner, te.rm commencJna Jan. 3, 2001. · . · Today'• • • StobArt is. a former mayor or R'acine, :served on SOuthern Local Board of Education sever&l years, pei1 ·pr lhe iime as pident, arut.was a longdme Republic;an 2 Sedlops • •:z PljJel! central committeeman. . .. ·· ~e araduated from Racinr. Hlgb . , Sc:hoolu salutatorian of the clua or f•lnrler · ·M . 1949 and attended Ohio State Unif!!e•!!!cde' . BH vmlty. He worked' on ·Ihe install a: fuillg · 85 lion of Rllline's wiiiU works, in the Edltcprilll oil ;and aas ·well ·~ing business during which ~me he helped to rai§c 542 million for IIRl drilhna purpils~ ' S,goftt • 11·2 es, and boupt and sold real estate. ·Throuah ,, tbe year1 ,he .also wo~ for Union .Barge Line Corp••"l(ailer ""ull)inum, and U,S. :' '·Poltal Service. Hia experience-also ' has induded ~m~ina u a nowy, pybllc ~rid tax prepar- 1 er, and lntiCk fannina. • He 'wu m,o of. 1\1• foundera and incorporatols of Racine Gun Oub lliCI .hu beell onqnlained miniller ror ••• ; '·' 'i . • ' " ' ,. .' ' · . , • • • ~ putner with loW:<olt . • • . '· .... ' ' ' I 'Action tabled pending departmental review . I'! • STATE OF THE STATE Syracuse: Dill's · Fi~ 111d Safety Equipm_ent, ing instillation. Th~ radio equipment was not Ravenswood,· W.Va., $.18~,614; All ~enc111 required to so to bid, because of the lower pur. Fire Equipment Co., Qt;1a. W.Va., $·117,983; Fin- chue pri~. t'~ . ley :·Fire. Equipment. McConnelsville, $206,3~9, : Action on ' .. , bids 'w • tabled pending their I , •. with an alternate bid or . $173,939; Alex1s, review by tho respective depapments. The com· ...__ Bfi"N J. RE'"D $184,280. 19; and At~ens Fite and ,'Rescue EquiP,- . missioner& are expected to award bids at next .., "" ment, Athens, $195,392, with an alternate bid of Mond,y's meetlna. · Sentinel ..,_.,Staff . ,$148,343. .. The commisSioners spoke briefly abouf'last · POMEROY- Meigs Copnly commissioners ' The. en•;neer's estimated' cosi was placed at · week's Middlt""rt town meeting. Commissioner • • . local fi de art .,. ,... COLUMBUS (AP) - Gov. Bob open ed bids ·Tuead ay oor ,our 1re P • $1~5,000, said Robert Win•et• Syracuse. ••anls Jeffrey Thom!Qn said commission~rs will hold Ohi · · · " " ~ "' · · Taft was ex~ · \0 te11 ~ m menl proJects. adminislraiOr. : ·. their next town meeting in Salem Township, at a loday's State of the State speech that The bids.were opened for a new·pumper _truck Bids were received for turnout aear (22 sets) . date yet determined. their children's .future depends on for Syracuse '\blunteer Fire ~partment; turnout for Tuppers Plains·tiFf.department from the foh Thornton also noted a citizerui' survey was . educational success, from old-fashaear for Scipio Thwl)lhip and Tuppers · Plains lowing v.endors: Alhc(IS Fire and Rescue &juip- being distributed at ihe town meetings, and the ioned readina skills to computer prodC~tments, aitd for breathing equipment and mcnt, $19,316; Finley fire Equipment, $20,438; 're'sults of that survey would he tabulated and con- flciency. miscellll!leous gear for. Middleport VI'D. · and Dill's Fire and SafftY Equipment, $19,624. sideied .by the board in policy decisions throughTaft, who pledged in his inaugura. Tlie projects will be funded through the ComTh.e following vendors s~~mi~ bi;.for lS oul ·the. year. . · ' · . lion speeCh a year ago· to recruit munily. ~velopmenl Block Grant program. Sci- · sets of turnout gear·for Sctpto Townshtp VFD! · In other business, the commissioners: 20,000 volunteer reading tutors . for pio Townshjp, Tuppers Plains and Middleport $1S,360; Dill's Fire and Safety Eq~ipmenl, • Appbinled Mick Howell or' Pomeroy to a Ohio's schools, was to call' 'for a ·· ,departments will receiye lolal'funding for their $15,855; and Finley Fiq: Equipment. $16,lil.2S. four-~ar term on the board of di~ors of the spring summit to improve the way projetta, and Sy~se VFD will receive S3S.OOO· •'!Wo vendors submitted bids for.·rewiratol')' M~lgs Coun_ty Board of Mental Rc!ardation and Ohio teaches its teachers or reading. il! CDBG ·money, lj)' be •used with mole th111 and mlscellaneou~ eq~ipmcnl for , Mi&!leport Devei!JPIICntal Disabilities; . . · Roderick' Olu, chancellor of the $7~,QOO ir\ pledged contributions for.the purchase . viiD: Finley Fire Equipment, $18,969, altd Dill's' • Approved payment of.bills in the amount-of , Ohio Board of Regents, said the proof the b-uck. · · · · · Fire and Safety Equipment, $23,858. $486,912.51. . posal is important beca~. improve· Firt! department reprisentatlves and vendon In ·addilion1 Lloyd's Electronic:s of Millwood, · Also present were 'Commissioners Janet · ment of elementary and secondary attended the bid opening. W.Va., s~bmitted a proposal for the purchase of Howard 111d Mick Davenport, Oerk Gloria Kloes education is also the responsibility of • • Four bids were opened .for the Ore trock 'for · radio equipmen~ in theamounl of $4,726, includ· and Prosecl'ting.Attomey John L.entcs. colleges and universities. 'I • ,. CommissiOners operi'fir9 equiphlent bids ' ·l '' ou .V:V have the optiJrHi ~~niJtir family melnbers ' • . , name as a candidate for the office of sheriff, which I have hei<:J for the past 12 ye!I/'S." the letter read. Sou)sby · refers to qual• "/)ue to au ifications set . ~nvr lit the forth by the , state, requir- Oltw .P~ctce · ing that canOfficer didates seek· 7l · · ing the sherITU?t~g ifrs office Assocwtion, meet a num1 wa~ IWt ber of training and man- twtijied thllt agemenl cone · I had ditions in illSIIm.;ient . order to q·ual'JJ"' · ify. hours (~{SfltteProsecut~·anctifmed ing AUorney Jolm L.entes trailling/' said OPOTA used the name of Soulsb~'s . James rorm1er deputy sheriiff, .ing,;• Sot!lsby wrote to the board. · the trainhtg requirements '"Accordingly, I was not given an Soulsby dit:l not. · · opportunity to get the additional By the !il)le Soulsby realized the · training. • . . I "I regret to inform the Board of Electjons that. I must withdraw my .P I - - Sherltr, Page A3 ,, .~.:.. ,, • .· ' • <''I. ~>'• ! ',' ,_ tt ·-:.-· people. m. •I 11.:, .. /, .'Protect ' .. I ·' '· I .. ' 1 • '\~' ' • • : : ~.:ts~reO:d·t~~:~~~ I~i~;.~ Coughlin said. f~l overly quick~ not.as quick as I · ' Pegged as possibly the NFL's neKt ·felt-• in the Cincy -game -,-·but I felt .2,000,yard rusher before the season, • ; ..... , good:" 1•• , Jaylqr never came ~lose. H~ sat.out ; In .thl' , 62-7 victocy .over , the · pan~ of 10:games With the InJUry that E>olphins he looked gQOI! too. And cropped up in October ·and never i1t.i thoughtthat he wasn't ~t 100 per- . went' away. He. finished with 732 C:ent js -a daunting one, especially for yards. Jackson viii~ 's next opponent,- the / He had several reasons to be tennessee Titans. , thrilled about his re-emergence. : On .a 90-yard lo(IChdown run in Among them are the reactions from the,first quarter, Taylor Showed off a his friends- guys like Vlhce Carter rare combination of elusiveness and of the Toronto Rapto'rs and former speed. , He Stutter.stepped his way Univ~rsity · of . Aorida · teammate~ · through a ,line of·defenders, then got' Reidel Anthony 111d Jacquez Green, .in )he open field, where a burst of who ·play for Ttimpa Bay and still speed helped him QUtruit Dolphins liang out with 'fltylor whenever they lafeiY, Brock Marion. ••11 • _. · 'can. · · .·' .. ' .. . : That special meeting was called for the purpose of "re-evaluating" s~;veral petitions of candidacy for sheriff's candidates, according to Board of .. EJections Director Rita Smith. "Due to an error at the ' ' '· By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel Nft(a Staff POMEROY . - Mei'gs County Sheriff James M. Soulsby has been disqualified as a candidate in the March primary, 111d other candidates for sh·eriff misht also be removed (rom the ballot next week. The Meigs County Board of Elections voted at a .special meeting Tuesday to dh;qualify soulsby, based on a letter from.him outlining his failure to meet training qualifica.tions . ' '' If this is ,wh~ you c~_ll ~_hen Y.ou need a fourth ••• · . ' Investigation may result in removal of three others, ag·s'. sa·ys·' .· ··nJ· u·r.e'.d'· · t r1ng • · f·8 v bett.er · ...hams ~~ EDDIE Latei-, be scored .on a 39-yard · :'.'.'JACKS0NVILLE, Fla. · (A:P).•"- •·reception · otr a screen pass. Many When he talks about his. injured ham- experts said it was a textbook exam!trin;·, Fred Taylor isn't trying to pie of awful tackling on the boaSt, SCIIR anyone or . inflate his Dolphins' pan. Nev~nheless. Taylor ~~~o. .. . · broke four iackles and weaved his ~ , · ~~ runninl \lt¢'k:is ii~ ,,~~.lllto ~ end .zoqe. for another rly lj.t \lthe _truth. . """ llitlili,aht~l score. ' . . 1;~ ~~ng, he ~y~~ ~~ ,,It ~~ t!Jr4.~m:onstrated n9(.o"ly ~i_s ~u­ l)ellll"lwo'l!'weelcs agti ~tn .Lpme siVeites' ' but his acceleratian dind again~ qnci~nati th~n ,it did l~t what dangerous threat he is once weekend !n., hts ~lectnfytng perfor- he'~ in ,that secondary," coach Tom mance aglilnst Mtamt.· Coughlin · said "He has presence " '"l''felt r was quick in the ~incy · aliOut·liim. He s~s people most of us ~a1ft~ and ·I · st~ to re~l h~e It ~as mi!Wt not s.e." · co!"•~~ b~ck, Taylor satd. Agamst , One other thing: "I still don •1 llham1, 1t was one long run, a couple think he's at full strength yet,.. -Page 81 • c !I Sports Rio Redwomen .top Cedarville Meigs Community Calendar, Page A6 Our Vtew: Study land u~e plllns, Page A4 Mountaineers nip the Herd, Page B1 Today: Cloudy High: 30s; Low: 20s F.ddie Jon'es led Charlotte with 25 21. ' Nov. 26. He was scoreless in 14 min·, , I""' ,- , points and five steals, ~nick S!utquille O'Neal led .the Lakers utes. Coleman added 24 points and II • with 30 points and 10 rebounds. Dallas' Cedric Ceballos scored. a. re\!OIInds, .111d Elden Campbell 1Ja4- KDbe Bryant had IS points and a season-high 39points. ·• • · • The A l8tld PrMI · 23 points. Vince Carter led toronto• c;treer-high 14 rebounds. Spun !19, CUppen 93 ,'IIIOC with 24 points. ' Klolclut 105, PIIIOIII94 David Robinson scored a season; David Wesley cried and smiled on The even 1·ng beg111 with a -··"nc ~II Sprewell shut down Grant high 38 points and Tim Duncan, an emotional night at thl Charlotte ·Coliseum. · of a letter of gratitude fro"' Jlllills" Hill and scored 23 points, and added 23 in S111 Antonio's victory in In tears before the &tart of widow, Kendall, and a video ~ ' Minus Camby added 22 p<~ints and Los Angeles. , Charlotte's first home game since With the arena still d!Wk. ~ clilli ' cH' rebounds as New York snapped Duncan had 13 rebounds and !lobby Ph ills • death last week, asked fans to take pah in~ · lit' viSiting Detroit's three-game winning Robinson II for the defending NBA Wesley was grinning 111d trading of silence, during ~!l:h: )il: . ig~l : ·~· ch~mpion Spurs, who beat _ the ' · high·fives with teammates during a was trained on a chair pfa'C near the Sprewell was the pnmary defend- Chppers for the etghth Straight bnte. BAJIIRY WlLNl!R 25-0 run that caJTjed the Hornets to 1 Hornets' basket. A ball was placeil'~ ~ er on Hill, who shot S-for-21 and Maurice Taylor had Z:i points 111d ~ ST. LOUIS (AP) _Asked if he , , US•9.4 victory over Tor<i~to on the chair and Phills' jersey was scored 16 points - more than 12 12 rebounds for the Clippers. Los . MIKE MARTZ Monday night. draped over the seat. below his average. Hill averaged 36. I Angeles has lost five straight ancj . e~ thought offensive coordinator ; ... M ad · · nt' ·ng J0 r •·y of the current NFL head Th_e days following the .car, wreck Wesley sat during the ceremony, points in his previous seven games. nine of 10. to.e . Ariz was a m sctenllst, '' ~· · slumped · over and crying. Several Warrlon 113, Magic 100 7Mr& 101, Nets 96 ~arshall Faulk vig(!rously shook his coaching vaclllcies. Several teams were hard on Wesley•. Plulls cl?se teammates tried to ~onsole him, but Antawn Jamison had a career-high Allen Iverson scored 34 points, llj:ad. expressed i'!terest in talking to him fnend a_nd the m~ pohce say Ph dis he had tears 'in chis' eyes 'when ' he "32 points as' Golden State snapped its hitting 30 for the .lith time in 12 '" ...... he · ~--• b' ·1 arid ' once the Rams are done playing, was racmg at the ttme of. the crash. n dpon~ a II· onger the.ppening l,l'P· .···' , ,•2-game losing streak with a home ga.nes, as Philadelphia beat visiting ··•••...."H 'th . · .whicb he found "flattering ." Wesley, who has dechned to speak walk•• ..., out _f~ ~• ' e oes come up WI SO!Jie' ., . . : ' 10 reporters since the crasltlast week, In other NBA games 1\'Jonday, it victory ov.er Orlando, which bas lost ·New Jersey. . . , .,...., tiling~ for. us." . ! tlun,,k It all has been,,a re_ a l dtsd . . was New York . lOS, ~ -. tr!'tt 94,·, · ·. s-v-n ·•tr••ght. · Stephan Marbu"" led the Nets 1 tractton Martz sa1d It IS my ha mne pomts, nine assists and three •~ " • .·, ·I E . things that th!l St. Louis . . ' · .· . rebounds. He wore one of Phi lis' Seattle 82, Los Angeles Lakt:rs 81; Donyell Marshall added 20 points, with 31 points. , . , aam~: li: promised Martz the head · tntenuo~ to stay here and th•s tswhat sweatbands on his left ann. Golden State 113,-•Orlando •.1-llQ;, 13 rebounds and seven assists. The Celtka lOS, WlzarciiiOI • "We're talking 10 him," coach Minnesota 101, Indiana 100; Boston Warriors won for the first time since ·Paul Pieroe scored 18 of his 34 caacliiitf ']ob when Dick Vermeil l"Y famdy wants and 1 want. rltires 'In '2001. · "I am announcing that I am not a p H lOS·, Washin·gton 101 ·,·• M.ilwaultee : oeneral manager Garry St. Jean • points In the fourth quarter and ., .,,.,,_,.~ . h dth ' S' Lo·,_. . candidateforanyotherheadcoach- auiSilassaid. " eknowswe're 107AI 01 Ph'ladelh' 101 • I edPJC I . Wlk had31. dll ~' Mil! ":• w o tume ~ t. u1s ing positions in the NFL. After meet- with him and he knows we depend op • 1anta I ; t p •• , rep ac . . ar es1mo as coac h on A. ntome a er pomts an C!lfens~ _lll!l! one ?f ~ most,JlQtenl in• ,with Coach Vermeil 1 believe . him. we expect great things from New Jersey 96; Houston• 121 •.Olillas Dec. '27. ' rebounds in Boston; s victory in attacks• tn NFL history iB""'ed to a • ~ . --: D ·d · do th tr t h" Ill; and San Antonio 99; . Los Tariq Abdui-Wnhad had 19 points Washington. • • · ' • 0 ""· • -' my .future as a head coach m the NFL avl commg wn e s e c · · br ' tw~year contract extenston wtth the .11 b 'th th. St L . R .. 1 . Charlotte's 2S-O run one point Angeles Clippers 93. • ·~ I" '• · ' for llllldo. · Juwan Howard had a season-high !tam on M da ¥ 'I ho · 'ti · Wt e WI e · OUIS ams. · ' · · SuperSonks 8Z, Laken 81 . Rod!.elsl11, Maveri<ks Ill 31 points for Washington. ' t~ exi:nsi~~ a~i~~·s i':!n~· yel')tleil. 63f, saidh~onbeday hed hhas ~~~e~: t~~dcl:b:v~c:;.~a~~~:sil~: Gary Payton's ' three.pointer' witll Rookie. Steve Francis scored a Bucks 107, Hawks 1.01 :i lbal ele~aiion ' ·said he plans to fulfill 2001 no tntenuon Sam tassell . season. coac mg yon t .e sk'd t . Th e· Homets a1so set team 15 seconds remaining capped a 36- career-high 31 points and had II , had 3l points and II ~ ~nal two years of hts deal. ~n. "I owe it 10 my wife to my grand- records for free throws made (41) and point performance in Seattle's victory assists in Houston's victory in Dallas. assists and h11 a jumper with 12.6 secf !ftC JOb belongs to .Martz, whom k'd ' d If ( '. h ) .. h attempted (SS). ·in Los A~gelbs. , 1.,; -\ f •} ;.i )'~ '. "'6\lny Thom~s , also a rookie; onds left as Milwaukee won a,t Vermeil recruited from the 1. s ~~ m~se to reure 1 en · e "We did what Bobby would have . The v1ctory --:as the.fi(t)J stnliglit added a career-h1gh 20 pomls and Atlanta. . . Washington Redskins before the sea- s&d._ I don 1 wa!lt to see someone as wanted us to do, and that's go out and . lor lh~ SuperS?mc.s smce they blew a· marched hts career-~tgh wtth 12 •Alan Henderson had 20 poml_s and ~on. · . .•,: ,, ; ~~:~!~ed as Mtke go somewhere play and play hard." Anthony Mason' 19-poml lead m a home loss to the ,. rebounds. Ho~ston s Hakeem II rebounds for Atlanta, 3-12 m tiS ;· The deal prohibits Martz from Manz. 48 • was the quarterbacks said. "This team has a lot of charac- ~Lakers on Jan. 8. 'l)te Lakers, rur ·OlaJuwon, retummg fr?m . a herma last 15 games. · coachmg anywhere else before tak- coach with Washington before rer and a lol of heart." · NBA-hest 32-7, are 24-3 ~~nee ~ov,...,.mJury: played for the first llm.e since rg.?ver the Rams.' ' ' ' Vermeil offered him the offensive 1:. Whenifirstmt•rv••wedw•\h coordinator'sjobayearago.lnrhat . ljltckfor theJ~· he made _some state- role, he created a powerhouse that ' '~if' lpCIJ&S th~t !flhm_gs Went well and we scored. 526 points and got 49 ·in MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) - U.S. oPen .gall)e savlld.:two match poin,lf bef~ bowing out .'6-~. 7-6 (8), 6-4 to Spain'~ Alben Panas. . ; ~. !on ... hiS •ntenlton was the ~Jl01111: Sunday's NfC playoff victory over . champion Serena Williams fumbled .through mist- with·!~o errlus. . ~ ~ ~ ·. ·,. 'Belgium's Christophe Rochus ousted No. 15 ~t!Y ":'.auld be there ~or ~e, ,Martz MiMesota. . . iming, wild shooting and foot faults before surviv'!Warti~Hingis, who h.S won th.-ef consecutive ,-Aiber1 Costa 6-3, 6•7 (8), 6-4, 6-3. . ,. $&d. ·I lo~~ St. Louts, II s wllere ·I. ·When free-agent quarterback ing her Australian Open first-round match 6-4, 4-6, Australian •Opens on slowe~ courts, quickly beat ' Defending champion Yevgeny Kafelnikov · 'ant to be. Trent Green, signed .to a S16.million 6-4 against_261st-ranked Amanda_ Graha~e today.' heavy-hittin~);flrjana J..ucic '6-1, 6-2. and said the . receive,d·treatmenl fa{ a groin pull at S-4 in t~e see-, -: He'·IJ be there for the. neKt two ·contract to run the offense wrecked ''It ~as Just out of co~trol," satd the thtrd-seed- ytew, fast~1 $111face-d•dn~s~. :~ •ond set and then lost only three more games m a 6· ·, jlears: Ul)der a ren~gotiated · contract his ,knee . in the' J)reseas~n. Martz ed Wilhams, who commttted S5 unforced erro<r:r"'-··- N!f. 6 Barbara Scllett o,. ·, .Amdiic~n Met len 7 (4), 6-4, 6-1, 6-2 vtctory over Germany's Jens~ !hat mcludes a r&se. Terms or the turned the reins to Kurt Warner. The . 23 in _the second set ·- in her first Grand Slam Tu 6-.2,..ll,1..{1) ·~: . · 9nchita Martinez Knippschild. . · · '(C$1 deal, which the Rains .said untested Warner was so e(fective, be tourna~nl. and firs~ match in three months. .. -~ .. ·~'i\hed·Sait,{lrt~leiqpt& ll>Je '6-1; No. 12 Sandrine~ ·Kiefer defeated Argenlipa's Guillermo Canas 4lvoukl be put in writing soon, .were was selected as the NFL's Most " The match was mterrupted for 35 mmutes by Testud heat'ljunguy 1s J?etnii'MII!Id,ula 6-3,.4-6, ·6- 6, 6-3, 6-4, 64 . . not available. • • Valuable Player. rain, in the midst of a seven-deuce ~ame as 3; No. 13 Arlllltxa Sll!l~liel;+:"lciiio beat Julia Abe ·No: 7 Nicolas L~penui , a semifinalist here last! ·.. "Being iri a position to ·work for ' ··Martz.joined .the Rams in 1992 Grnhame scored her second break of the'secon~ set 6-2, 6-2, .and Np. 16 'Eielia Likhovtseva breezed year, overcame Ukraine's Andrei Medvedev, the'; Dick for the neKt few years and to' ' and was the Rams' wi~ receivers to take a 4-1 lead. Play resumed after the sjadium past Bulgaria's.l"'tfliog~Jll4.2; 6-2, . French Open runner-up, 6-3, 5-7,6-7 (2), 6-4, 8-6 • act the opportunity to develop my coach uader Rich Brooks in 1995 roof was closed. · · Goran lv111fsevic is' one bia server who hasn't in 3 hours, 38 minutes. · ' sldUs for being a head coach"•was 111d ·'96. AftQr Brooks was fired, he Williams was called for eight foot faults, and , been mentionW-~aUm the faster courts.. No. io Tommy Haas beat France's Cyril! r left for' two seasons with the sometimes punctuated her mistimeil shots with That could cJtangC !l'e ousted 13tli seed Cedric Saulnier 7-6 (2), 6·4, 4-6, 6·2, and No. I:Z Magnus ! · ~nticlng, Martz added. : ,.Hl also dropped out or the. run- Redsklns. ' 10h, oh!" Pioline in the fmt round. · Norm1111 beat American Cecil Mamiit 7-5. 6-4, 3-6,• ., " .· ·· The 20-year-old Grnhame attacked Willian\s • lvanh;evic served )3 <Of his 32 aces in the final 6-3. · . . . 1 ·." •·· · · . ' "'ith a strong left-handed serve, mjxed up.her pace set in today's 6-4, 2-6. 7•S', !-6; 9-7 victory. No. 3 Sampras, No. 9 Rich'tird Krajicek and Np.l '._ I ~ay. lor,. and kept her nerve even yt'hen Williams brok~ for ', Pioli"e, a u.s. Qpen,s'emifinalistlast year, was 16 Mark Philip.f)oussis all won their flfSt-round i U II a14-21ead in the final set. ' · among three men's seeds-who lost today. · matches Monday. . · . 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