http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/94bbbe2e2329eb2e5c78ca83abfe4e44.pdf 4c0de1149d1148b995f397249471d0b2 PDF Text Text • · Paglf B 8 • The Dally sentlMI • • • ...., '.v.dl nday, oiiiiM*Y 11, mai . •. Pomeroy, MlcldlepOI't, Ohio By I..INDA BEAULIEU "f felt once I could aet my life soup may be prnished with crumIIor AP Special FeatuftS into some kind of order, I was going bled cooked bacon. grated cheddar, , ; PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) to be. the mom I needed to be and snipped chives, chopped scallions or Chef Miujorie Druker is the hand have a healthy, aooc1. yummy diMer minced red pepper. that rocks the ladle - the soup on the table every night," she says. Makes 8 to 10 ~Crvings . ladle, that is. Soup has h!lcn ber spc- "Every niJht J uy to have · a bia tialty ever since she made her first salad, freah ve1etablcs and, of Sph ... lllld Zuo:daiDI Bllque pot of chicken noodle soup as a courae, squp." 4 lablcs~s ,a!ted !Iutter young child. Druker ·is so proud· of her soups, I tablespoon c~ sarlic : "I grew up in a wonderful· food .she is eager to share her recipes with I 112 cups dilled onion family,". she explains. "Beautiful home coots. Here arc five of ber 1 112 cups diced celery food was always being scrv~d in my favorites. ·1 fennel bulb,lhinly sliced house. The table. was always set 3 zucchini, sliced in large chunks magnificently, even if ii was jllst A.lpancul, Ono and LealOil 2·1argc potatoes,.peeled and diced dinner. At breakfast, my mother SOap ' ' 6 cups vegetable or chicken stock would always have little bowls of 3 quarts (I Z cups) chicken b,oth 1 pound fresh spinach chilled fruit, French toast and fresh I cup dried orzo , '· 1 cup.heavy ~ream bagels. · I 112 pounds asparagus, cut into Salt and pepper, to taste · "By the time I was' 3. or 4, I was 3/4-inch slices · · · Nutmeg, to taste lieavily involved with food. In grade a •whole eggs, cracked into a · In a lar&e stockpot, melt the but: school: when I had to do ~ reP.Ort on , bowl an<;l whisk~ ter. Add ·garliC, onions,. celery and a fore ign country, I would lind out Juice from 2 fresh lemons ·f~nnel, and saute for ·15 minutes. what people ate. And I alway&,made I !Jilnch $call ions, chop.ped Add . zucchini and potatoes, and soup as a kid." •· 4 1o 6 drops of lemon oil . saute an' ildditional 5 minutes. Add Today, she is chef and co-owner Freshly ground bi~~Ck pepper • stock and cook until the potatoes are of New England Soup Factory, with , Kos~r .salt • tender. Puree in a blender (not food . '{hree stores in the Boston area. She : ,; In a large stoclcpot, bring the processor) with fresh spinach. and her husband, Paul Brophy, , chicken stoclt ·to • tioil. Add orz~ . · opened their first store flve •years an11 ·cook Y to , 7 minutes. Add 1 ago. Both are graduates of the Col- aspamgus and cook an additional S · • l!:ge of Culinary Arts at Johnson & to 7 minutes. Bring soup .back io a Wales University, Providence. R.I. brisk ""il.and "'(hisbn bea~en e8¥s. .• What starte.d out as a I().gallon-a- Cook for I minute.. " day operation has grown to 200 galRemove from heat and add Ions a day, seven days a week. remaining ingredients, Serve imme. .Druker is not afraid of hard work'. diately. ·. When she was only 21, a friend of \ Makes 12 servings. ~rs was opening a new store spe· ' cializing in rotisserie chicken. and Farmer's Potato, Onion arid he asked if she would be ihe chef. Cheese SOup · · "I said sure, and I worked for 4 tablespoons butter him for a year," Dniker says. ' :That ' 4 cloves g~ic, minced was the once-tiny Boston Chicken, S cups diced onions , which has since gone national, and I ) cup diced celeiy · created their original menu. All 6 to 8 large .Yukon Gold potatoes, those side dishes ~ baked beans, diced mashed potatoes and, of course, 2 cups chicken broth chicken soup. ... · 1 quart whole milk Druker eventually decided ·to l/8 teaspoon nutmeg open her own take-out food store 2 teaspoons Worcestershire sauce with soup as the main ingredient. Salt and pepper, to taste Today, there are·more than 100 alter3 cups grated Vermont sharp · nating varieties of soup on the ·New cheddar (about 3/4 pound) England Soup Factory menu, from Over medium heat, melt butter in Beef and Portobello Mushroom Bar- large heavy stockpot., Add garlic, ley to Split Pea With Fresh Spimich. oniOns and celery, and saute for 15 ·. . "We make so many different fla- minutes. Add potatoes and saute.for' vors of soup, and each one has a.dif- S minutes. Add chicken broth and ferent emphasis on different cultures milk. and bring to a boil. Lower heat · .,... Latin, Caribbean, IJ:Istern Euro- and simmer until . the potatoes are pean, French, Spanish, Moroccan," . . tender.-Add nutmeg, WOn:estershire Druker says. " It's without.limits:" · sauce, salt and pepper. Puree soup in At home, Druker .does the cook- batches in blender. !?lace soup in ing and makes dinner almost ev~ry stockpot. and add cheddar cheese. .. night for her husband and their Stir · until cheese is melted. Serve daughter, Emily. That wasn't always · immediately. ' possible during thei~ early years.. . Chef's Note: For a nice, touch, Return to the pol and add salt, ·pepper and nutme1. immediately. . Makes 12 servinas. ' .til' mitn, s- ..,.;..,' I~ I ·- . ~~oekPot, beat the alive oil. Add onions, C8n011, celery and Jlll'lllipa. . ~ saute ror 10 to 15 miRuta. Add barley, cooked lamb with lis aock, chicken Kock, white wine, cnaaao and mini, and brin1 to • boil. Simmer for I hour. Remo~ from heat. -and 11115011 with Salt, pepper and lemon oil, to tasiC. ~e :t 3 cupa ciiiMCI dliotptas I tablespoon pftler ~ 1 table pound coriandei' -'! I ~ieced -.:11 bonMIC peppers . •': IAmb Mel Iutey 5-. 14-ounce CID c:oconut nulk · ,: 2 pounds lamb stew meat, dioed 1 cup flaked coconut !I Bay leavel 2 tcaspooas coconut u:tnct .ii Kosher s81t, to tasiC I tablespoon fresh chOJ!PC!I 1/4 cup oli:ve oil immed~ly. cilanlro ·· I 2 cups diced onions .. ~ •:·•f . Makes -4 q~. In a larae heavy ~. 2 cups sliced carrtlts , •·: , .~', :{/ill , ~-'Cidcll , ud a.'...--.~ . olive oil and garli~ I to . I cup diced celery ,• ~·· .• ~,...1 . pea - -.• Add onions, celery and 2 cups sliced parsnips · · · ...p · ·. · Saute for. 10 .to IS miqutes. I cup pearl barley· · • " ;3 tabllsJioons olive oil squasb, tomatoes, stocll. t~~:~~~ 4 to 6-cups chicken stock I tableswon chopped fresh garlic juice, soy sauce, lime juice, c 2 cups white wine ... 2 cupi·finely chopped onion peas, ginger and coriander, I 1/2 teaspoons oregano · ,, , I cup minced or diced celery bdng to a bQil. Cook until all I 112 teaspoonschopped 'mint ·2 cupssliced carrots vegetables are tender. Add Freshly .ground black· pepper, to , 6 cups diced, peeled butterriut bonnet peppers, coconut taste .squash , . flaked coconut, coconut e~trac;t . l..emon. oil, as heeded . . , · . ~ . 2 cups diced canned tomatoes · cilan\J'O; cOQ~ an· additional · ~ to Place, lnmb in a ,]IIJ'ge pol and ·. 4 ._quarts . vegetable or chicken , minutes.~e immediaiely. cover w1th cold water. Add about 6 stock t , . . Make~ ll'serviqgs. bay leaves (or to taste) and kOJber.- ;)y,-Ztcups iomato juice ' · ·· sah: and bring to a bQil. Turn·it doWI! '•. l~t~ r 112 cup sonauce . ,· · ' \ to a brisk simmer an<l cook for ·~ · ~se' 114 cup fresh lil!l~juicc , ,. .. , __..,_. . ..... .,.._ . ... . ' . . l ~ • • . High: 20s; Low: 10. . Friday: Cloudy High: 20s; Low: 10. Spr.Hts No. 11Jearcats tllme Tigers -P•ge 81 • .. . .) I . • a1 ' MeigS County's '· Hometown Newspaper .. ,I VVinte'r··sto~n~l forces officials to ask resid·ents ·not to travel . ~ Prom Staff, AP Reports . . Wcdnr.fiday ,juome areas left the first signifi: With up lo six indies of new soow in sO.ne· cant snowfall of 2000 in Meigs, prqmptina the . areas of Meigs County·today, county orffcials cancellation of scbool for a second day this ~Jared a l..evel II emergency lhil momi~a. week·in the M~igs, E8stern and Southern,lociJ lldvisin& JIC!lllle lo avoid 111\IU MM'ry travel. schools, as well as t!Jc cancellation of numer~ .Meanwhile, state and county road crews ous I!Clivitics. . · Unofficial reports indicated varyina lcvelJ · worked throughout the day 10 make roads .pia Ne before frigid tem~l'tllun:l moVed of S(IOWfall in Meigs, wi!h up 1o six indies tn· . • · lalo ~'" Ohio. Ovemisht lows dipping somerKCIS. toWII'd 10 above !lfC expected lo freeze sur'lbe Gallia-Meip Pest of )he State High- ' f.:es wilb ranainiJ181110isttR: :. _ 1 way Patrol ':"ported it . !nvestig_aled Dllli ~ .. A winter storm that bepn around 9 p.m. dent near Mu:kJ]eport thts momma. · ' ' . . . . ~ . . Snow showers were expected for the remainder of today, the National ~ather Scrvice reported, .and Friday w115 forecast to be partly,cloudy and colder. paytime highs will be in the.20s and lows are expected to hit single digits. . Temperatures above freezing are not expected until Sunday, .the NWS Said. People across Ohio were diggina put from the SJ!Q\Vfall, "!hich dumped several. inches ~ 'the. state as ,temperatures plummeted )Rio the teens. The State Hishway Patrol reporled there were several traffic accidents around the state early today before rush hollf hepn. A dispatcher at the patrol'S Columbus post said lists of injuries and fatalities were not available. ~mulations ~r.fiday ni&flt and early today ranged froc)ll to 2 inches in northwest Ohio to~ to$ inches in southwest, the Nation. al Weat!Jcr Service said. ' , B&fll inches of snow was on the' ground in the Day(lm area, but about half of that was from a previous sno'Nfall, said John Franks, a '· $20,000 house~ arrest grant .~ . . ' ~ , .•• · o \1t. Ja. 0' .. . . metcorol'ogist with the weather service'~ . Wilmington office. An additional 2 to 4 Inches of snow wii! expected by daybreak in parts .of northeast Ohio, with a few inore inches possible this afternoon. . Four to si~ inches was forecast for the area of eastern and southeast Ohio between lnte(· statc 70 and the Ohio River. "We.'re looking for a heavy total," Franks said, "but as far as exac:tly how much, we·~ not going lo know until it's over." •' .. ' . .. J......-y 20, 2000 Meigs Community Calendar., AS .Our View: The public's right toknow, A4 NASCAR ]000 season preview, 81 . Joay:Snow . ntursclay • Weather ~ f ~, , .,.• • • ~ Beautiful soup is a hot favorite ,&! Wintry weatheli ' . i . . .'.:". - Route'33 committee disbanding . ' . . ,• , . Community . Calendar . WEDNESDAX. ' The Mid. M!DDLI;PORT dleport 'Literary (lub, 2 p.m . · Wednesday at the home of Frankie .Hunnel . Betsy Parsons to '· review "A ',\loman of. the Times" by Marilyn.S,. Greenwald. ' · THURSDAY . . ·POMEROY..::-: Special meet-, ing. ,Pomeroy ''Village ·council , 7:30p.m ., village hall, to discus1 .building maintenance. SYRACUSE - SyrJ!.cuse Village ~;Council, special session, 7 p.m. municipal buildi11g. Purpose to fill set on council and discuss .new fire truck. HOLLY NICOLE STOVER TURNS ONE - Holly Nicole Stover, .daughter of Eric lllld Diana Stover, Rac1ne, cellbrllt1ld her flrat birthday at ~e famlly'a · FRIDAY home Dec. 17. ' . · A ."Winnie the Pooh~ theme • ~OMEROY - The Meigs . party waa carried. Cake and Ice County Ar,hritis Support Group, cream were alt"ftd with other Friday, 10 a.tn. to 1:30 a.m. in the ,.,, conferenc.e r\)om of the Meigs refreshmerita. Attending and preeentlng· County Senior Citizens Center. gifts were Holly'a parentl, her Discussion and agenda pianning. · maternal grandparentl, Bill and Carolyn Wh,ite, paternal grand- · parentl, Leonard ·lnd June . SUNDAY . Stover, and great-grandparenta, POMEROY .:... South Bet~l Mary Parker, Thelma Whltl, Ellz- New Testament Church, Sunday abeth Stover, !Joy and Pauline hymn sing. 6 p.m. Church located • Parker. · · on Silver. Rida~.. ·''' : ·· . · · Others attending wer11 Travle and Cindy Thomal, Curt 111d· : · CARPEN'rliR -. . Sunday ler·· Kellle Jeffers, Billy White, K,Jm · vices, 10:30 a.m. Carpenter Bapand Heather White, Richard and· tist ChurQh. Slate Route 143 with Sandri White,. Jennie and. c c ·. k'· .... f.f 1~ w v.' Angela Hayman, Mlsay-' ·:and · .. r~ss.. •r~..,. D)! ~ u, • a. . . Marissa Mt~ynard, l!nd Irena 1 · ~· · ·"' · \ . Johnson. I I .. ,, ,., ,.. ' F.dHor!a!t UMW officers installed by past9r. POM.EROY - New officers were installed by the ~tev. Keith Railer ' at a recent meeting of the the Rock Springs United Methodist Women held at the churctl. '. · ' '' Installed were Rita Radford, president; Dorot~y ~ffers', :vice prell· dent; ,pandora Co,llins, secretary; L~ah ~d •.tfcisur11r;. and Iris Colliiil,~ neWs reporter. r I -~ ' .·, · , •,_ . ~ · Thank you notes were read from 'those io whom donations had sent. Prayer was given for the sick and shutins by '!tev: Rader, · ture read from Matt. S read, sncl'!ll son as .sung and. officers' reports ' • g•ven. ' ' ' ~ t '' • • ~ ! r ' • ~ ~ ~~ ... • J Plans were ll)qde for serving an eiection day dinner: For devotiO'ni Lenora Leifheit di,cussed Epiphany, the 'manifestalion of'Clirist anct read a poem on the.QverflowinJ cup. Vir1inia Wears closed, the me.et, ing with prayer and, refresbmenu. wdre 1erved .by. Leifheit. Mar~ , . Nunn was a ' gue~t · , ,,. , 1. . ~ ~ :~ ·:f w ' • , ' :' • .. -·o~u: . ~.r. 1 ,..-:,, ;'fjo ' I •. I ' \ 'l> ~ - .., .• •• • �' ... ' " • BUCKEYE NEWS IN BRIEF • • Online registration coming soon . TOLEDO (AP) - ' Three trips to the lic:enae bureau in the past month were enough to get Ttm Robinson's endorsemen,t Cor a plan 10 open up vehicle registration on the Internet or by;phone. . . ."Obviously this is archaic," he said while standing somewhat patiently in line at a motor vehicle license bureau. "Thank God I'm still unemployed." Gov. Bob Taft on Wednesday announced that ·next year, once the legislative authority is approved, Ohioana will be able to register their cars pver the Internet or by phone- welcome news to the weary waiting in line. "For those of you who cherish the annual wait in line, we'll still be taking registrations in person," Taft said, drawing chuckles during hi!! State of the State speech. · ror the past several years, Ohioans have been able to get the lieense plate registration stickers by mail, with soine exceptions. . •Robinaon, a plastics engin-; jusiiiiOYed to Toledo from Florida and was tryihg to get his registration and his till~ transferred. . • He called the plan to allow registration on the Internet "an excellent idea. ·Store's business hinges on ·sports ..CLEVELAND (AP)- Basketball's Cavaliers are losing, and that means fc:Wer fans shopping for team items in Jerry Bir's sports .shop.•He hates to tbj)tk what might happen if baseball's Indians start losing. •"I'd hate to tell you what's going to happen," Bir said Wednesday while cqntemplating the .role that fan traffic i,n the Gateway district has on his bus i. n~. By ANDREW WELsH-HUGGINS ished legislative business, includiD& JIIISS88e of a AuaclatM! Pr... Writer spending plan for Ohio's $10.1 billion sbare of the COLUMBUS - The importance of readinl! national tobacco settlement 111d a bill that will skills dominated Gov. Bob Taft's State of the State penalize adults for leaving guns within the rucb of ,..ieech even as he unveiled a litany of proposals children. affecting technology, the environment and cities. Despite his emphasis on education, Taft made "No priority is higher than education," Taft said only passing reference 10 the court battle over in Wednesday's speech before a joint session of the · whether Ohio has fiXed the way it fundiiChools. Ohio House and Senate. . · "These long-term efforts demonstrate clearly Taft proposed allowing elementary school and forcefully that we are commitled to building on pupils to take the fourth-grade proficiency test a our strong foundation for a thorougll and effiCient year early to help more children pass the test, system of public schools for every child in Ohio," called for the creation ofa Governor's Commission .Taft said. · for Student SuCcess and promised a summit of col· . The Ohio Supreme Court is expccaed 10 Nle this lege professors _to help improve how Ohio~s teach· year on whether tpe state's system is oonstitutioners of reading are taught. ·· . ~ al. · LOoking on was Brittany Smith, a third:grader Among other key. propo1111ls: • . . fro!'! East <::leveland whose reading skills ~Creation oh Ooveinor'.s.Councll on Electron· impressed Taft so much he invited her tO t~e State il' Commerce to imp(OVe the way, state agencies of the State to give a short speech of her own. provide services over the Internet. Taft stressed the importance oftechnology as be . · • Creation o{ an environmental preservatiOn called for· making computer proficiency a require- fund by placing a $200 million bond issue on the ment for high school graduation and promised ·that ballot. . .. Ohioans will be able to register their motor vehi' . ·, 'More state aid·for cities in the form of granis cles online or by phone a year from now. · and loans to lure businesses, more help in paving Taft .al8o urged lawmakers to complete unfin- state routes in cities and a $200 minion bond issue . : If the Indians start losing and the Jacobs Field sellouts stop, "It's·going to-be frightening, " Bir said. · ; One answer to increasing patronage in stores and restaurants in the GateWJY district is building more 'hotels and residential projects, according to Tom Yablonsky, executive director of the Historic; Gateway Neighborhood a>rp., which promotes development in the area. · ; Yablonsky said the decision by two restaurants in the past two weeks to close doesn't mean the·Gateway district is struggling. "There's great intere~ in coming to this district," he said. .· · • . . . ......... , . : CLEVELAND (AP)- Classes resumed today at Thomas Jefferson Mid· die School after two young men, possibly carrying weapo115, entered the sChool Wednesday. : Security was tight this morning at the school on the city's west side after two .men were seen in the school's hallways carrying what appeared to be semiautomatic weapons, school officials said. . . ; No one at the 1,062-student school was hl!fllled, and no weap<>ns. or sus~·s were found. .. . ' : Police believe a student let the intruders in about 10:45 a.m. Wednesday thlougb a rear door locked. from ' the outside. Minutes, later, one of the . s4Jool's five security guards enco11ntered the pair and chased them, but they got away. · . :Investigators did not know what the intruders' plans or motives were, said cily Public Safety Director Henry Guzman. · · • School officials canceled classes about 30 minutes early .so police could se7&rch halls and lockers. :Mayor Michael R. White, who controls the city's 77,000-student public; ~ool system, visited the school Wednesday to check on security arrange~nts. · 10 help cities redevelop abMdolled indlillrial sitcl' known u brownfields. · "Our brownfield and environmeiltal inllialives . will help communities meet t~ir own unique developmerU needs and improve the lives of our citizena,"Taft said Houle Speaker JoAnn Davidson, R·ReYJ!Okls· buiJ, Aid ahe liked the idea of a conunillion for IIUdent IUCCCSI. • "I think it'& a aood mix of the education oom: . munity and the ~l!'ployer community," she aaid. Senate Presi~t Richard Finan, R-Cincinnati,, ilaid he approves:of anything thai would improve teachers' education. . · "I have superintendents in my district coming .. to me •ying they have job openinp. They'll have · 35 appllamts and reject all 35 as not being quali-" fied," Fipan said. " · · ·Ben &py of Columbus, the top-ranking l;)einocrat in the Senale, chided the ~vemor for not ··addn:uing iasues·of poverty more strongly and fQr failing to push for pas• age of a tobacco spending , · plan and the safe SloJ11ie of guns.· • . Rep. Jack· Ford of Tol~, the,top Democrat in the Ohio House, called Taft's proposals "very ._ modeal.lldidn't !ICC anything bold." ' a grade-point average of at least 2.S,in . (;9mplete one 'ye&r: of .''exterriship'' vitamins and other dNgs it health·· AuoclatMI Press Writer . their major. The applicant also would · training to write presqjpljons for !Ill departments '!lid clinics. The bill will · . COLUMBUS - The· House has .have to complete three sem!:Sier hour$ dNgs except dange~ narcotics. . set up boards \0 certifY t~ nu~ and . agreed to make it easier for People or .the equivalent in courSes covering · .It also would allow advanced nurs- the.drugs that may be prescribed. who have broad experience in a cer: the 'development of adolescents and es who have thai authority to dispense . The bill goes to Gov. Bob Taft, · tain field- but no formal training as three more hoius in courses on teach- . antibiotics, oontraceptives,' prenatal · who is to sign it., teachers - to instruct · high school ing methods. . students while they obtain an educaThe nonreneWable license would· tor's license. · be goixl for two years. During that The change in rules was contained time, the applicant would have to ' in a resolution sponsored by Rep. complete ail additional 12 hours of James Hoops, R·Napoleon, which the college course work before being House passed on Wednesday without granted . a provisional . educator opposition and sent to the 'Senate. license. · Passage of . the resolution is "I feel this program will benefit . required.because the Board of Educa· Ohio schools. 'It will allow talented lion must request legislative approval and experienced'. intlividuals to . I . ~ I ' '. . for any change in licensing rules. teach," Hoops sai~. '' · The rule allows the board to issue' The House also agreed 80-1 with . an "alternative educator lic.ense'' to Senate changes in a bill ~nsored by · people who want to teach in a specif- Rep. Nancy Hollister, J,t-Mariett.; . .ic field but do n(/1 have the 'training to that wouM allow'specialized nurses to . . . . · ·· -,_x· t·~ -. \;. . ~ do so. . ' '. . . ' prescribe and distribute cer1ain drugs. Applicants for the hcense would The bill would allow nutses with 'be reqQired to have•at least a bache· at least a master's degree in their field . . lor's dewee in ~heir chosen field, with who tllke Jlh~rmacoiogy 'courses and By JOHN Mc:CARTHY. . In Wednesday, January 19, 2000 Daily Sentinel there was an error on the Basketball schedule 'in the title of the teams. Eastern Tornadoes should have read.· ~ ' '' ,. • r • r ·EASTERN EAGtES . We apologizl, for th~ .en.,or. . ... ¢ounty Court cases settled I ' ·I I I I I I :POMEROY - The following eosts, one year probation, jail' and ca&e~ were concluded ~enlly in $100 sUspended if valid operator's · ' . th~ ~eigs County Court of Judge license presented within 90 days; Pl\'ri~k H. O~Brien: · ,· Tonia Samar, Middleport, no OL, , ,Wayne J. Pauley Jr., Pomeroy, fiv~ days jail, $200 plus costs, one s~ed, $30 plus costs; Del L.. Ogditi, year ~robation, jail',and $100 sus-'_,._,....., 4ngsville, overload, · $400 ·pl1s pended if valid OL presented within costs; Jeffrey lfill, spee<J, Long :8Qt- , 90 ·days; Fral\k Dickens; Pomeroy; tom, $22 plus costs; Amy Rizer, disorderly conduct, $65 plus costs; RQtland, no visible hunter .orange, Elizabeth P. Stewart, Pomeroy, stop $30 plus costs; no bunting license, sign, $20 plus costs; Lea A. Reed, · do plus costs; Woodrow G. Moore, Reedsville, failure to control, $30 Milson, W.Va., speed, · $30 plus plus costs; Douglas W. Beaver, c~ts; Audra M. Harrison, Pomeroy, Pomeroy, seat belt, $25 plus <)OSts; soat belt, $2S· plus costs; Rachel D. Tony R. Dugan, Pomeroy, failure to Plillins, Bidwell, speed, SSQ ·plus display valid registration, $20 plus casts; Chanda R. Russell, Racine, costs; seat · belt, ' $~S plus costs; failure 'to maintain assured clear · Willial)l B. Cremeans, spt;ed, $30 d~tance, $20 plus costs; James S. plus costs; .seat belt, $25·plus costs; Vfnson, Gallipolis, speed, $30 plus Laura L. Hart; Athens, seat belt, costs; Kelly R. Johnson, Columbus, $15 plus costs; Floyd 'G. Hart, sPc:ed, $30 plus costs; Michael R: Athens, seat belt, $2S plus costs; Nibert, Gallipolis l'erry, W.. Va., Sara M. Eades, Rutland, stop sign,' s~ed, $30 ·plus costs; Joyce G. $20 plus costs; William Blount, Fr-eschauf, Athens, speed, $30 plus Racine, attempted . possession, c~ts; costs, six months jail suspended to ; Roland H. Spradlin Jr., White- 13 days, two years probation; · hall, seat belt, $25 plus costs; Thomas E. Schuler, Coolville, parkADdrea · A. . Cummings, ing on roadway, $2S plus costs; R~venswood, W.Va., speed, $30 . Darrell Miller, Parkersburg, W.Va., phrs costs; Geraldine M. Bnitton, expired OL, $200 plus costs, five cheshire, speed, $30 plus costs; days jail and $100 suspended . if Biian L Young, Langsville, seat valid OL presented within 90 .days, bc:Jt, $25 plus costs; Leonard E. one year probation; speed, $20 plus A!nos, Coolville, failure to maintain ·costs; aSiiured clear distance, $20 plus John D. Siurgeon, Pomeroy, stop cdo!t~; John D. Church, Vinton, mud sign •. $1S plus costs; Michael E, fl~p violation, $20 plus costs; over- Jackson, Pomer~y. eighl counts w!ight, $3SO _plus costs; Gaile. b. passing bad checks, $25 plus costs. p.ummond, B1dwell, unstable load, on each, three days jail suspended $:Z,O plus costs; overload, $3SO plus . on each pending payment of restituc~ts; lion;·Keith Herdman, Pomeroy, dri• Gerald J. Eblin, Pomeroy, seat ving under the influence, $~50 ·plus bel) I,. $25. plus costs; Jesse L. Queen, . costs, t;q days jail suspended to 10 ~lhpohs, speed, $30 plus costs; day.s, one year OL suspension, one ~·hy D. Fanmn II, Toledo, trans- year probation; driving under sus- . pOrting loaqed firearm in vehicle, pension, $200 plus costs, 60 days · $'0 plus costs; James L. Ridenour, · jail suspended to 10 days; one year C!!ester, mud flap violation, $20 prol\ation; fictitious registration, p141s costs; Steven T. Nutter, Mason, costs only; failure to control, costs se)t belt, $25 plus costs; Michael J. only; ·Danny L. Robson, Pomeroy, Fl)'myer, Shade, _speed, $30. plus DUI, $8SO plus costs, 30 days jail costs; seat belt, $25 plus costs; suspended 10 10 days;•one year OL Albert.• F: Seevers, Ironton, failure suspension, one year probation; dri• tO,: mamtam assured _clear distance, ving under Sl!sp'ensjon, $200 plus · $30 -plus costs; driVIng under sus- costs, 30 days jail ·suspended fo 1!l p~sion, five days jail, $200 plus days, one year probation. • ? .White Diamond· · . ' Brand: New'Styli!tg · Stop In For AT:est Driv~! MARIE'ITA- The riaht-of-way along Ohio slate routes is not the place for political signs. according to the Obio Department ofTran.,nation. As required by law, sip found along the lillie right.of·way will be removed, ODOT officials aaid. The ligna will be talten to the local OOOT garage 111d kept lor approxiltlalely two weeks, duriniJ which time sign owners may retrieve their property. A good indicalion of state tipt.of·way is either the fence or mowing line, OOO'T officials said. If the ri&f!t-of-w•y cannot be cletcrmined, a visit or phone call should be made to the OOOT garage where someone can make the determination. Ali long a signs are not on the right-of-way, they will not be r~moved. Candidate surrogates flood Iowa DES MOINES, Iowa (AP)- Bill Bradley sighed u ~e thought back to the early days when he planned the logistics of his bid ft,!r the DemoCratic presi· dential nominalion. · . · "loiN a is a bigger state than I thought, in termS of medi.a markets .and in terms of distance and in terms of the need to meet with people on a more inti.niate basis," he said, ~xplaining the reality that almost all politi\:ians who come · here bemoan. While Iowa is small in population, its sprawling 55,875 square miles make it. challenging to get around. It's an eight-hour drive from Burlington in the southeast to Sioux Oty on the Nebraska border, and a six-hour trek, west to ~ast, from Council.Bluffs to Davenport. · That means even the most industrious of candidates often need someone to fly the flag on their behalf when they can't do it themselves. Hence, the standins. 1 Even New Hampshire, far smaller than Iowa at 8,969 square miles, presents some of the same challenges, with borders that extend from Massachusetts north to Canada, intenupted by the White Mountains and forests iri the North Country. . Texas Gov. George W. Bush, the front-Nnner for the GOP preside'ntial nom. ination, left New Hampshire on Wednesday to. coru:entrate on Iowa In advance· of Monday's caucuses. But not to neglect New H;unpshire in the·meantime, he w)ls being replaCed by another campaign asset: his mother, popular former first la_dy Barbara Bush. . · . ' · Brother Jeb, the Florida governor, visited last weekend, and two other brothcis and sister l>orQ also plan trips before the Feb. 1 New Hampshire primary, ~mary's popularity falling fast lttt'&lc 7The Daily Sentinel 4x4, V8, Tdt, Ctuisi, Air, PL V-6, Auto, Air, Loaded today. •< ' (tJSI'S 213-~ 24,250" MSRP 122,222" Invoice 1500" Rebate GM Owner Loyalty . '500" 1351" ·Dealer' Markup ' . 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' 1 Other llrrlCIII . , ..- · - - -....-lxt. tiM lrt ltl3 'CirealluoL.. p ·n """" ' ,, '. r .; ·~ ,, from PageA1 sion, cautioning senior · citizens about getting involved. , · Those "dirty dozen• ' lnclqde. busine~~S opportunities which ma)<e it .sound'easy.to start a business that . will bring lots of income without much work ot cash outlay; bulk email solicitations which offer to sell lists of .addreases to be used to aoiicit money; chain letters; Work-athome schemes; health arid diet scams; get-rich-quick schemes; free · goods which are usually a cover-up lit. liM l' H1ghway from Page A1 ' the start the CAC was not a decision·making body and that wolk on the hi&f!wafs design would contin· ue throughout 'the process. . "I have never made any promises or gave any (alse illusions," he said, adding the premi~ behind the CAC was to make sure community members had an !)pportullity to get their issues on the table. · · Story, a•p,P.highway'CAC mem, ber, declined comment 9n the group's cUsmissai ' W~neaday afternoon, saying he has not been noti· fied formally. . · .' . However, Story asid he originally thought th~re wu no n~ of a citi· zens' advisory committee and that ODOT had done a good job of listenins to the community and consid· erin11 the env.ironment. , 1 He lpeculated the highway oppo'nents may ~~ve left the gro~p because they could not beaF to hear what tbe final analysis will sl>Qw: that t~e higllway is needed and that OOO'F's oriainal plan was the m011t environmentally sound and cost· effective arr&nJiement. ana"llystha·sinskhoitwweasd ptheretr_try(cCASiearH... tahndat the Buckeye Forest Council's) plan was·thdeastenvironment,ally aetw,i• •• ) .v i • '. 1 ByThe~Ptlll Reported rape under Investigation Theft reports ~ -.·- I fTifoo~g~~~a~cCtumrr~en~tvre~Brl report, check the . Date of petltlcm hearings corrected Stocks---AmTech/SBC - RD Shell - 58'· -1'· s.ara-m. Shonay'a Wendy'a- 20'1. Worthington - 15\ Dally stock reporta are the 4 p.m. closing quot• of the prevloua day'a trannctlona, provldM! by Advttat of Gal- 40.,. Aahland 011 - 33'- AT&T-53~ BlnkOne-31 BOb EV.na -1en1. BorgWamer-Champion - 4 Charming Sho.,. -7'!. City Holding...:.. 13 . , Federal Mogul'- 1.,_ Flratar-23 Gannett -:- 7i'lt. 37.,. lipolis. . • K mart~ e.,.; krogar- 18 • Landa End - 35'• .Ltd.-34 Oak Hill Financial - 14\ ova ...... :s:n .. one Valley- 28\ Sale Peopl• - 20'!. Premler-8\ Rockwell- 51"• · Ends for pyramid schemes; investment schemes which promise high tates of return with no ris)<; cable descrambler kits which allow reception without . paying; suaranteed loans which offer an opportunity to make money by attracting new par~ ticipants to the scheme; credit repair; and vacation prize promo· lions. ' The group was encouraged by both speakers to contaCt either the Ohio Consumer Counsel at 1-877-. 742·5622, or Attorney General Betty D. Montgomery, 1·80Q·282-0S15, for information on how to avoid becoming il victim or 10 report questionable incidents or actions. · tive, even though they were trying 10 appear the most sensitive to the environment." Pomeroy Village Council President John Musser, secretary of the . Meigs County Route 33 Corridor· Campaig~ Committee, a gtollp , formed last year to promote ,tbc highway, said he anticipates tHe final report will confirm ODOT's original plan was the best P~· . "It's the heat altern~~tave, at's ceo· nomically feasible and disturbs the least amount of wetlll!ld." Muaser saill. . Musser also said OOOT h~ hent . over backward to ensure htghway · opponents were heard, even o_..r the views of hishway suppor!era. "They (~~li), have had more than their fair share of opportunity to p!CIJCinl !heir sid~; on.tllc contrary, our commottee b~ not had u much opportunil)' to pre&C~~t our aide," be , ~~~- "Their side is ju'!l .flot a aood side. . , : . , , . ,' _ , ' "They (bi&l1way o~enla) (X)tt the taxpay~ra an ~ltional million · d!lllara and ought to be h.eld accoulitable.• . Even though ODOT is apparently forgingllhead Willa th!~I"Udy without uaistance from the CAC, Muuer said it is unlikely the Mcip County ~tie a3n3ti~CI'patmmeiUweee'wllil~isbatondst.ay . ,., . 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Continued cold. Highs in the mid and.• : upper20.. Sunday...Mostly cloudy with a ' chance of snow showers, Lows near.•, 20 and highs,35 to'40. Monday ... Partly cloudy with ~ . • chance of snow showers. Lows in • . the low~r and mid 20s and highs 3S to 40. with sheriff's Qfllce AEP-33~• Scams • pne VJcdt...,.............................................S2.00 V6, Auto, Air, More , So., l'omOroy, SVIISCIIIPTION IIATES . 2000 CHm S·IO . Cowl 81 Canler•M-- . . . 'f'OS"''MA8'TE: Send lddrw. corrocdorw 10 '21 73" • ...,uah i' 'Fridly, 111 Cow( St., Pomeroy, Ohio, by tbt Rebate GM ·Owner Loyalty ' Arctic air follows on top:~ of fresh ·area snowfall ··..· Ohio111s braced for a blat of Arc· tic air following a atorrn that dumped a half-foot or more of snow on some parts of the state. An approaching high pressure syatell) was to pull frigid northerly winds. into the area tonight. LDWll will be zero to S degrees, the National Weather Service said. Highs on ·Friday will be in the LETART FALLS- I>eputies of the Meigs County Sheriff's Office were teens and low 20s. investigating a reported rape Monday evening. · The snowstorm overnight : The initial report to the Meip County Sheriff's Office was of a breaking dumped ~ inches ac:ross much of and entering, which wu later reported u a rape, according 10 a sheriff's central Ohio, with 7. inchea reported office report. at the Dayton airport. The incident remains under investigation. Accumulations of 3-5 inches were common across ·north central file~ Ohio and 2-4 inches .across the south I · · REEDSVILLE- Pat Aeiker, Reedsville, reported the theft of two coon- and north. The recOrd-high temperature for hounds on Wedneaday afternoon. · Goodtimes Bar, Pomeroy; reported someone b~~<:ked over its 6-foot pri- . this date at the Columbus weather station was 68 degrees in 1906 while vacy fence. th't record ·low was 19 below zero in • 1985. Sunset tonight win be at 5:36 p.m. and sunri5e Friday at 7:49 a.m. · RU11.AND- The Gallia-Meip Post of the State Highway Patrol cited Weat•er foreeut: Gary W. Gilmore, 35, l.anasville, for ~ss overload, and Laura J. Hill, 30, Tonight ... Mostly clolldy . with a Albany, for failure to control following an accident on State Route 124 near · chance of snow showers. Lows 10 to Rutland Tuesday at 7:35 a.m. . · IS. Northwest wind diminishing to According to the pal>:nl, Gilmore was eastbound in a left curve. Hill was around 10 mph. Chance of snow 30. westbound when she slid· left' of center and collided with the left side of percent. · · Friday...Partly cloudy and colder. Gilmore's vehicle, causing heavy damage to both vehicles. Highs 20 to 25. ·· Friday night ... Partly cloudy. Lows zero·to 10 above. Extended forecast: POMEROY- The hearing on protests of petitions for sheriff candidates ... Partly cloudy. Light Saturday Robert Beegle and David Warner will be held on Wednesday, Jan. 26, rather than on Jan. 27, as reported inWednesday's Daily Sentinel. . In addition, a hearing on the petition of sheriff candidate Ttm.Gillilan will be held on the same day, although Gillilan's petition is not subject to an official protest. Akzo-47'!. · WASHINGTON (AP)- Hillary Rodham Clinton's popoltuity has slipped sharply in the last year as she prepares to·make her historic bid forthe U.S. Sen. ate official - from almost 70 pc~nt at the height of President Clinton's impeachment ~ggle to just over SO percent in an Associated Press poll. The first lady's favorable ratinp soared·into.the high 60s at the height of the impeachment drama in the win~ of 199$-99. And they were at S8 percent in . aJune AP poll before slipping :to just over~ pe~nt . in the new national poll '· oonducted for the AP by ICR' of Media, Pa. Her favorable rating in New York alone slipped 20 points in the last year, to below SO percent. . Mrs. OiniOn, who plans 10 make her.Senate candidacy official on Feb. 6, · now trails New York Ci!Y Mayor ~udolph Giuliani, her likely Republican ·opponent, amOng New Yorkers in a head-to-,head matchup in state polls- a reversal fro111 ·a year ago. . .. · . "It~ many people, myself included, felt sonry for her (during the Monica LeW!iiSky scandal)." said Chester Suppes, a retired financial planner from Qeneva, N.Y. "Bufwhen it comes down to the nitty gritty of hiring herfor the ~n~e from New York, 'No way, Jose.' " . ·• Now Mrs. Clinton needs to revive the favorable aura thai surrounded her \.zhc;ji she campaigned for Charles Schumer.in the 1998 Senate race. : · She was' greeted by roariqg ovations in those days, a combin&~ion of the i:Dthusiasm of the partisan Democratic crowdS and the sparkle of her celebrity. Itt a New York Democratic Committee c;hriatmas party lasl month, a spellki:r 's e!'fort to get ihe crowd chanting "Run, Hinary Run" petered out with few ~hers taking up the cry. · ·:MORE LOCAL NEWS. LOCAL FOLKS. .. :'.MoRE Subscribe 992·2156 2000 PONirAC fiUBIRD -DIVORCES & DISSOLUTIONS • j BAlTIMORE (AP) -Abuse againsl women should be treated 11 a global health problem, accooding 10 a swt:eping nc:W report that saya atleut one of every tltrec women haa been beaten, raped or IIOI11ehow miatnealed. Authors of the study, pnpll'ed for relesle today by the Johns Hopkins School of Publil: Health and the Center for Health and Gender Equity, say it is the filii to like a worldwide look a1 violence apinlt women. "Most of this stuff haa never seen the light of dly," aaid co-author Lori Heise, who visited at leut 20 countries during the past decade to collect data from some 2,000 domeatic; violence studies. . The report, "Ending Vtolence Against Women," said ~ wi>mcn soiffer from dopression and other problems, and their children are more likely to be stillborn or die in infancy. Anywhere from 22 percent to 70 percent of the women interviewed had never before IOid anyone about abuse they suffered, acoording to the saudies compiled in the report. . . 'The report aaid that, beyond immediate physical injuries, ~ hu also been linked to a number of gastrointestin31 disorders and chronic pain syndromes, perhaps due to anxiety. It also leads to problem pregnancies, substance abuse, gynecological problems.· "Women who have a history' of abuse are at much higher risk of having these chronic conditions than other women," said Heise, the co-director of the Center for Health and Gender Equity. · ,. NEW • : POMEROY - The following Racine. ;14ions to end marriage were filed . Dissol~tions . granted '-Timothy ,: rcle-ntly the office of Meigs County J. Norton and Ttna Afl!"ette Norton; • r~ of ~urts Larry Spencer: Ke~in ·Ray Meadows and Donna . • D1ssolullons asked..,.. Betty Lou Marie·Meac;lows; Ttna L.. Glass and · · Bfrker, Middleport, and Herbert Robert J1Glass; Juditl! A. Smith and •Barl<er, Racine; . Tim M. Hall, William M. Smith. ~Pam~roy, and Stephanie IC:. ijali, Divorces granted - Eric D, f><!meroy; Chad Allen Folmer, Sholll!s from Amy L.. Shoults; .Pemeroy, a~dAmber Dawn Folmer, Christina L. , lianing and Sjev~ ·L. .Piimeroy; David D. Williams, Haning;: Richard ·· L. Blankeqsliip ~bany, and Deborah A: Williams, from Mich~lle E. Blankenship; Jana . 4ncaster; R. Williams and Greg A. Williams; · Divon:es asked - Carl R. Alley, Cynthia Ann Mayle from Calvin W. Racine, from Stella · L. Alley, Mayle Jr. · ODOT laau.. political algna advisory . Your Price OHIO VALLEY WEATHER : Study: Treat domestic violence .. ' LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF TODAY'S HEADLINES State House approves change to teacher .ru.les._;. Classes resume at Cleveland school . : The Dally Sentinel • Page A a. ------~------~--~--------------------------------------~.~----------~~----~~------------------------------------------~--------~~~- . Reading takes center s~age in.State of State ~ PorlleroV, Middleport, Ohio Thul'8dly, JMuary 20, 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio ---- �' ... ' " • BUCKEYE NEWS IN BRIEF • • Online registration coming soon . TOLEDO (AP) - ' Three trips to the lic:enae bureau in the past month were enough to get Ttm Robinson's endorsemen,t Cor a plan 10 open up vehicle registration on the Internet or by;phone. . . ."Obviously this is archaic," he said while standing somewhat patiently in line at a motor vehicle license bureau. "Thank God I'm still unemployed." Gov. Bob Taft on Wednesday announced that ·next year, once the legislative authority is approved, Ohioana will be able to register their cars pver the Internet or by phone- welcome news to the weary waiting in line. "For those of you who cherish the annual wait in line, we'll still be taking registrations in person," Taft said, drawing chuckles during hi!! State of the State speech. · ror the past several years, Ohioans have been able to get the lieense plate registration stickers by mail, with soine exceptions. . •Robinaon, a plastics engin-; jusiiiiOYed to Toledo from Florida and was tryihg to get his registration and his till~ transferred. . • He called the plan to allow registration on the Internet "an excellent idea. ·Store's business hinges on ·sports ..CLEVELAND (AP)- Basketball's Cavaliers are losing, and that means fc:Wer fans shopping for team items in Jerry Bir's sports .shop.•He hates to tbj)tk what might happen if baseball's Indians start losing. •"I'd hate to tell you what's going to happen," Bir said Wednesday while cqntemplating the .role that fan traffic i,n the Gateway district has on his bus i. n~. By ANDREW WELsH-HUGGINS ished legislative business, includiD& JIIISS88e of a AuaclatM! Pr... Writer spending plan for Ohio's $10.1 billion sbare of the COLUMBUS - The importance of readinl! national tobacco settlement 111d a bill that will skills dominated Gov. Bob Taft's State of the State penalize adults for leaving guns within the rucb of ,..ieech even as he unveiled a litany of proposals children. affecting technology, the environment and cities. Despite his emphasis on education, Taft made "No priority is higher than education," Taft said only passing reference 10 the court battle over in Wednesday's speech before a joint session of the · whether Ohio has fiXed the way it fundiiChools. Ohio House and Senate. . · "These long-term efforts demonstrate clearly Taft proposed allowing elementary school and forcefully that we are commitled to building on pupils to take the fourth-grade proficiency test a our strong foundation for a thorougll and effiCient year early to help more children pass the test, system of public schools for every child in Ohio," called for the creation ofa Governor's Commission .Taft said. · for Student SuCcess and promised a summit of col· . The Ohio Supreme Court is expccaed 10 Nle this lege professors _to help improve how Ohio~s teach· year on whether tpe state's system is oonstitutioners of reading are taught. ·· . ~ al. · LOoking on was Brittany Smith, a third:grader Among other key. propo1111ls: • . . fro!'! East <::leveland whose reading skills ~Creation oh Ooveinor'.s.Councll on Electron· impressed Taft so much he invited her tO t~e State il' Commerce to imp(OVe the way, state agencies of the State to give a short speech of her own. provide services over the Internet. Taft stressed the importance oftechnology as be . · • Creation o{ an environmental preservatiOn called for· making computer proficiency a require- fund by placing a $200 million bond issue on the ment for high school graduation and promised ·that ballot. . .. Ohioans will be able to register their motor vehi' . ·, 'More state aid·for cities in the form of granis cles online or by phone a year from now. · and loans to lure businesses, more help in paving Taft .al8o urged lawmakers to complete unfin- state routes in cities and a $200 minion bond issue . : If the Indians start losing and the Jacobs Field sellouts stop, "It's·going to-be frightening, " Bir said. · ; One answer to increasing patronage in stores and restaurants in the GateWJY district is building more 'hotels and residential projects, according to Tom Yablonsky, executive director of the Historic; Gateway Neighborhood a>rp., which promotes development in the area. · ; Yablonsky said the decision by two restaurants in the past two weeks to close doesn't mean the·Gateway district is struggling. "There's great intere~ in coming to this district," he said. .· · • . . . ......... , . : CLEVELAND (AP)- Classes resumed today at Thomas Jefferson Mid· die School after two young men, possibly carrying weapo115, entered the sChool Wednesday. : Security was tight this morning at the school on the city's west side after two .men were seen in the school's hallways carrying what appeared to be semiautomatic weapons, school officials said. . . ; No one at the 1,062-student school was hl!fllled, and no weap<>ns. or sus~·s were found. .. . ' : Police believe a student let the intruders in about 10:45 a.m. Wednesday thlougb a rear door locked. from ' the outside. Minutes, later, one of the . s4Jool's five security guards enco11ntered the pair and chased them, but they got away. · . :Investigators did not know what the intruders' plans or motives were, said cily Public Safety Director Henry Guzman. · · • School officials canceled classes about 30 minutes early .so police could se7&rch halls and lockers. :Mayor Michael R. White, who controls the city's 77,000-student public; ~ool system, visited the school Wednesday to check on security arrange~nts. · 10 help cities redevelop abMdolled indlillrial sitcl' known u brownfields. · "Our brownfield and environmeiltal inllialives . will help communities meet t~ir own unique developmerU needs and improve the lives of our citizena,"Taft said Houle Speaker JoAnn Davidson, R·ReYJ!Okls· buiJ, Aid ahe liked the idea of a conunillion for IIUdent IUCCCSI. • "I think it'& a aood mix of the education oom: . munity and the ~l!'ployer community," she aaid. Senate Presi~t Richard Finan, R-Cincinnati,, ilaid he approves:of anything thai would improve teachers' education. . · "I have superintendents in my district coming .. to me •ying they have job openinp. They'll have · 35 appllamts and reject all 35 as not being quali-" fied," Fipan said. " · · ·Ben &py of Columbus, the top-ranking l;)einocrat in the Senale, chided the ~vemor for not ··addn:uing iasues·of poverty more strongly and fQr failing to push for pas• age of a tobacco spending , · plan and the safe SloJ11ie of guns.· • . Rep. Jack· Ford of Tol~, the,top Democrat in the Ohio House, called Taft's proposals "very ._ modeal.lldidn't !ICC anything bold." ' a grade-point average of at least 2.S,in . (;9mplete one 'ye&r: of .''exterriship'' vitamins and other dNgs it health·· AuoclatMI Press Writer . their major. The applicant also would · training to write presqjpljons for !Ill departments '!lid clinics. The bill will · . COLUMBUS - The· House has .have to complete three sem!:Sier hour$ dNgs except dange~ narcotics. . set up boards \0 certifY t~ nu~ and . agreed to make it easier for People or .the equivalent in courSes covering · .It also would allow advanced nurs- the.drugs that may be prescribed. who have broad experience in a cer: the 'development of adolescents and es who have thai authority to dispense . The bill goes to Gov. Bob Taft, · tain field- but no formal training as three more hoius in courses on teach- . antibiotics, oontraceptives,' prenatal · who is to sign it., teachers - to instruct · high school ing methods. . students while they obtain an educaThe nonreneWable license would· tor's license. · be goixl for two years. During that The change in rules was contained time, the applicant would have to ' in a resolution sponsored by Rep. complete ail additional 12 hours of James Hoops, R·Napoleon, which the college course work before being House passed on Wednesday without granted . a provisional . educator opposition and sent to the 'Senate. license. · Passage of . the resolution is "I feel this program will benefit . required.because the Board of Educa· Ohio schools. 'It will allow talented lion must request legislative approval and experienced'. intlividuals to . I . ~ I ' '. . for any change in licensing rules. teach," Hoops sai~. '' · The rule allows the board to issue' The House also agreed 80-1 with . an "alternative educator lic.ense'' to Senate changes in a bill ~nsored by · people who want to teach in a specif- Rep. Nancy Hollister, J,t-Mariett.; . .ic field but do n(/1 have the 'training to that wouM allow'specialized nurses to . . . . · ·· -,_x· t·~ -. \;. . ~ do so. . ' '. . . ' prescribe and distribute cer1ain drugs. Applicants for the hcense would The bill would allow nutses with 'be reqQired to have•at least a bache· at least a master's degree in their field . . lor's dewee in ~heir chosen field, with who tllke Jlh~rmacoiogy 'courses and By JOHN Mc:CARTHY. . In Wednesday, January 19, 2000 Daily Sentinel there was an error on the Basketball schedule 'in the title of the teams. Eastern Tornadoes should have read.· ~ ' '' ,. • r • r ·EASTERN EAGtES . We apologizl, for th~ .en.,or. . ... ¢ounty Court cases settled I ' ·I I I I I I :POMEROY - The following eosts, one year probation, jail' and ca&e~ were concluded ~enlly in $100 sUspended if valid operator's · ' . th~ ~eigs County Court of Judge license presented within 90 days; Pl\'ri~k H. O~Brien: · ,· Tonia Samar, Middleport, no OL, , ,Wayne J. Pauley Jr., Pomeroy, fiv~ days jail, $200 plus costs, one s~ed, $30 plus costs; Del L.. Ogditi, year ~robation, jail',and $100 sus-'_,._,....., 4ngsville, overload, · $400 ·pl1s pended if valid OL presented within costs; Jeffrey lfill, spee<J, Long :8Qt- , 90 ·days; Fral\k Dickens; Pomeroy; tom, $22 plus costs; Amy Rizer, disorderly conduct, $65 plus costs; RQtland, no visible hunter .orange, Elizabeth P. Stewart, Pomeroy, stop $30 plus costs; no bunting license, sign, $20 plus costs; Lea A. Reed, · do plus costs; Woodrow G. Moore, Reedsville, failure to control, $30 Milson, W.Va., speed, · $30 plus plus costs; Douglas W. Beaver, c~ts; Audra M. Harrison, Pomeroy, Pomeroy, seat belt, $25 plus <)OSts; soat belt, $2S· plus costs; Rachel D. Tony R. Dugan, Pomeroy, failure to Plillins, Bidwell, speed, SSQ ·plus display valid registration, $20 plus casts; Chanda R. Russell, Racine, costs; seat · belt, ' $~S plus costs; failure 'to maintain assured clear · Willial)l B. Cremeans, spt;ed, $30 d~tance, $20 plus costs; James S. plus costs; .seat belt, $25·plus costs; Vfnson, Gallipolis, speed, $30 plus Laura L. Hart; Athens, seat belt, costs; Kelly R. Johnson, Columbus, $15 plus costs; Floyd 'G. Hart, sPc:ed, $30 plus costs; Michael R: Athens, seat belt, $2S plus costs; Nibert, Gallipolis l'erry, W.. Va., Sara M. Eades, Rutland, stop sign,' s~ed, $30 ·plus costs; Joyce G. $20 plus costs; William Blount, Fr-eschauf, Athens, speed, $30 plus Racine, attempted . possession, c~ts; costs, six months jail suspended to ; Roland H. Spradlin Jr., White- 13 days, two years probation; · hall, seat belt, $25 plus costs; Thomas E. Schuler, Coolville, parkADdrea · A. . Cummings, ing on roadway, $2S plus costs; R~venswood, W.Va., speed, $30 . Darrell Miller, Parkersburg, W.Va., phrs costs; Geraldine M. Bnitton, expired OL, $200 plus costs, five cheshire, speed, $30 plus costs; days jail and $100 suspended . if Biian L Young, Langsville, seat valid OL presented within 90 .days, bc:Jt, $25 plus costs; Leonard E. one year probation; speed, $20 plus A!nos, Coolville, failure to maintain ·costs; aSiiured clear distance, $20 plus John D. Siurgeon, Pomeroy, stop cdo!t~; John D. Church, Vinton, mud sign •. $1S plus costs; Michael E, fl~p violation, $20 plus costs; over- Jackson, Pomer~y. eighl counts w!ight, $3SO _plus costs; Gaile. b. passing bad checks, $25 plus costs. p.ummond, B1dwell, unstable load, on each, three days jail suspended $:Z,O plus costs; overload, $3SO plus . on each pending payment of restituc~ts; lion;·Keith Herdman, Pomeroy, dri• Gerald J. Eblin, Pomeroy, seat ving under the influence, $~50 ·plus bel) I,. $25. plus costs; Jesse L. Queen, . costs, t;q days jail suspended to 10 ~lhpohs, speed, $30 plus costs; day.s, one year OL suspension, one ~·hy D. Fanmn II, Toledo, trans- year probation; driving under sus- . pOrting loaqed firearm in vehicle, pension, $200 plus costs, 60 days · $'0 plus costs; James L. Ridenour, · jail suspended to 10 days; one year C!!ester, mud flap violation, $20 prol\ation; fictitious registration, p141s costs; Steven T. Nutter, Mason, costs only; failure to control, costs se)t belt, $25 plus costs; Michael J. only; ·Danny L. Robson, Pomeroy, Fl)'myer, Shade, _speed, $30. plus DUI, $8SO plus costs, 30 days jail costs; seat belt, $25 plus costs; suspended 10 10 days;•one year OL Albert.• F: Seevers, Ironton, failure suspension, one year probation; dri• tO,: mamtam assured _clear distance, ving under Sl!sp'ensjon, $200 plus · $30 -plus costs; driVIng under sus- costs, 30 days jail ·suspended fo 1!l p~sion, five days jail, $200 plus days, one year probation. • ? .White Diamond· · . ' Brand: New'Styli!tg · Stop In For AT:est Driv~! MARIE'ITA- The riaht-of-way along Ohio slate routes is not the place for political signs. according to the Obio Department ofTran.,nation. As required by law, sip found along the lillie right.of·way will be removed, ODOT officials aaid. The ligna will be talten to the local OOOT garage 111d kept lor approxiltlalely two weeks, duriniJ which time sign owners may retrieve their property. A good indicalion of state tipt.of·way is either the fence or mowing line, OOO'T officials said. If the ri&f!t-of-w•y cannot be cletcrmined, a visit or phone call should be made to the OOOT garage where someone can make the determination. Ali long a signs are not on the right-of-way, they will not be r~moved. Candidate surrogates flood Iowa DES MOINES, Iowa (AP)- Bill Bradley sighed u ~e thought back to the early days when he planned the logistics of his bid ft,!r the DemoCratic presi· dential nominalion. · . · "loiN a is a bigger state than I thought, in termS of medi.a markets .and in terms of distance and in terms of the need to meet with people on a more inti.niate basis," he said, ~xplaining the reality that almost all politi\:ians who come · here bemoan. While Iowa is small in population, its sprawling 55,875 square miles make it. challenging to get around. It's an eight-hour drive from Burlington in the southeast to Sioux Oty on the Nebraska border, and a six-hour trek, west to ~ast, from Council.Bluffs to Davenport. · That means even the most industrious of candidates often need someone to fly the flag on their behalf when they can't do it themselves. Hence, the standins. 1 Even New Hampshire, far smaller than Iowa at 8,969 square miles, presents some of the same challenges, with borders that extend from Massachusetts north to Canada, intenupted by the White Mountains and forests iri the North Country. . Texas Gov. George W. Bush, the front-Nnner for the GOP preside'ntial nom. ination, left New Hampshire on Wednesday to. coru:entrate on Iowa In advance· of Monday's caucuses. But not to neglect New H;unpshire in the·meantime, he w)ls being replaCed by another campaign asset: his mother, popular former first la_dy Barbara Bush. . · . ' · Brother Jeb, the Florida governor, visited last weekend, and two other brothcis and sister l>orQ also plan trips before the Feb. 1 New Hampshire primary, ~mary's popularity falling fast lttt'&lc 7The Daily Sentinel 4x4, V8, Tdt, Ctuisi, Air, PL V-6, Auto, Air, Loaded today. •< ' (tJSI'S 213-~ 24,250" MSRP 122,222" Invoice 1500" Rebate GM Owner Loyalty . '500" 1351" ·Dealer' Markup ' . 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' 1 Other llrrlCIII . , ..- · - - -....-lxt. tiM lrt ltl3 'CirealluoL.. p ·n """" ' ,, '. r .; ·~ ,, from PageA1 sion, cautioning senior · citizens about getting involved. , · Those "dirty dozen• ' lnclqde. busine~~S opportunities which ma)<e it .sound'easy.to start a business that . will bring lots of income without much work ot cash outlay; bulk email solicitations which offer to sell lists of .addreases to be used to aoiicit money; chain letters; Work-athome schemes; health arid diet scams; get-rich-quick schemes; free · goods which are usually a cover-up lit. liM l' H1ghway from Page A1 ' the start the CAC was not a decision·making body and that wolk on the hi&f!wafs design would contin· ue throughout 'the process. . "I have never made any promises or gave any (alse illusions," he said, adding the premi~ behind the CAC was to make sure community members had an !)pportullity to get their issues on the table. · · Story, a•p,P.highway'CAC mem, ber, declined comment 9n the group's cUsmissai ' W~neaday afternoon, saying he has not been noti· fied formally. . · .' . However, Story asid he originally thought th~re wu no n~ of a citi· zens' advisory committee and that ODOT had done a good job of listenins to the community and consid· erin11 the env.ironment. , 1 He lpeculated the highway oppo'nents may ~~ve left the gro~p because they could not beaF to hear what tbe final analysis will sl>Qw: that t~e higllway is needed and that OOO'F's oriainal plan was the m011t environmentally sound and cost· effective arr&nJiement. ana"llystha·sinskhoitwweasd ptheretr_try(cCASiearH... tahndat the Buckeye Forest Council's) plan was·thdeastenvironment,ally aetw,i• •• ) .v i • '. 1 ByThe~Ptlll Reported rape under Investigation Theft reports ~ -.·- I fTifoo~g~~~a~cCtumrr~en~tvre~Brl report, check the . Date of petltlcm hearings corrected Stocks---AmTech/SBC - RD Shell - 58'· -1'· s.ara-m. Shonay'a Wendy'a- 20'1. Worthington - 15\ Dally stock reporta are the 4 p.m. closing quot• of the prevloua day'a trannctlona, provldM! by Advttat of Gal- 40.,. Aahland 011 - 33'- AT&T-53~ BlnkOne-31 BOb EV.na -1en1. BorgWamer-Champion - 4 Charming Sho.,. -7'!. City Holding...:.. 13 . , Federal Mogul'- 1.,_ Flratar-23 Gannett -:- 7i'lt. 37.,. lipolis. . • K mart~ e.,.; krogar- 18 • Landa End - 35'• .Ltd.-34 Oak Hill Financial - 14\ ova ...... :s:n .. one Valley- 28\ Sale Peopl• - 20'!. Premler-8\ Rockwell- 51"• · Ends for pyramid schemes; investment schemes which promise high tates of return with no ris)<; cable descrambler kits which allow reception without . paying; suaranteed loans which offer an opportunity to make money by attracting new par~ ticipants to the scheme; credit repair; and vacation prize promo· lions. ' The group was encouraged by both speakers to contaCt either the Ohio Consumer Counsel at 1-877-. 742·5622, or Attorney General Betty D. Montgomery, 1·80Q·282-0S15, for information on how to avoid becoming il victim or 10 report questionable incidents or actions. · tive, even though they were trying 10 appear the most sensitive to the environment." Pomeroy Village Council President John Musser, secretary of the . Meigs County Route 33 Corridor· Campaig~ Committee, a gtollp , formed last year to promote ,tbc highway, said he anticipates tHe final report will confirm ODOT's original plan was the best P~· . "It's the heat altern~~tave, at's ceo· nomically feasible and disturbs the least amount of wetlll!ld." Muaser saill. . Musser also said OOOT h~ hent . over backward to ensure htghway · opponents were heard, even o_..r the views of hishway suppor!era. "They (~~li), have had more than their fair share of opportunity to p!CIJCinl !heir sid~; on.tllc contrary, our commottee b~ not had u much opportunil)' to pre&C~~t our aide," be , ~~~- "Their side is ju'!l .flot a aood side. . , : . , , . ,' _ , ' "They (bi&l1way o~enla) (X)tt the taxpay~ra an ~ltional million · d!lllara and ought to be h.eld accoulitable.• . Even though ODOT is apparently forgingllhead Willa th!~I"Udy without uaistance from the CAC, Muuer said it is unlikely the Mcip County ~tie a3n3ti~CI'patmmeiUweee'wllil~isbatondst.ay . ,., . Saturday Jewelry Dept · Every Item In Our Jewelry Dept Furniture Sale Sofu-Chatrs 30% to 50% R~Uners-Bedroom OFF Suite-Bedding Dining Room Suite Electronics Zenith TV's VCR&DVD Take ·l5%0FF Any Item In Stock . 15%0FF ~Y Item In Stock , 1 Why shop Ingels? • Good Product Mix • Knowledgeable Staff • In-house Service • l:~sy Financing Terms • Locally Owned for 40 Years • Brand Names Your Hometown Dealer/ No lpeclal Orden Major AppUances Refrigerator& FreeJers . W11hers & Dryers & Electric Take 15% OFF ' or~ ·checka.• Mon., TUN., Wed., Fri. 9-5:30 . ' Thurl. 9-12 '. 811.11-2:30 I,--.,_ ,. 106 North Mlddlepolt, Ohio 45780 . (740) 992·2635 4iU I ""'"""*'Ooo~--"'·-·"'""'"" ...,"' __ .....,,..,.,.. ,,......,,_~,., """"·'"'"''""'OlocO""-"' ...... ""'_..... _ .._ . together until everythin& ia fin· ~~l;;~~;:;;::::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;iiJil islled," he~: ~. '· . ' J Citations Issued In . Tuesday accident · .' ,, snow likely during the night. Continued cold. Highs in the mid and.• : upper20.. Sunday...Mostly cloudy with a ' chance of snow showers, Lows near.•, 20 and highs,35 to'40. Monday ... Partly cloudy with ~ . • chance of snow showers. Lows in • . the low~r and mid 20s and highs 3S to 40. with sheriff's Qfllce AEP-33~• Scams • pne VJcdt...,.............................................S2.00 V6, Auto, Air, More , So., l'omOroy, SVIISCIIIPTION IIATES . 2000 CHm S·IO . Cowl 81 Canler•M-- . . . 'f'OS"''MA8'TE: Send lddrw. corrocdorw 10 '21 73" • ...,uah i' 'Fridly, 111 Cow( St., Pomeroy, Ohio, by tbt Rebate GM ·Owner Loyalty ' Arctic air follows on top:~ of fresh ·area snowfall ··..· Ohio111s braced for a blat of Arc· tic air following a atorrn that dumped a half-foot or more of snow on some parts of the state. An approaching high pressure syatell) was to pull frigid northerly winds. into the area tonight. LDWll will be zero to S degrees, the National Weather Service said. Highs on ·Friday will be in the LETART FALLS- I>eputies of the Meigs County Sheriff's Office were teens and low 20s. investigating a reported rape Monday evening. · The snowstorm overnight : The initial report to the Meip County Sheriff's Office was of a breaking dumped ~ inches ac:ross much of and entering, which wu later reported u a rape, according 10 a sheriff's central Ohio, with 7. inchea reported office report. at the Dayton airport. The incident remains under investigation. Accumulations of 3-5 inches were common across ·north central file~ Ohio and 2-4 inches .across the south I · · REEDSVILLE- Pat Aeiker, Reedsville, reported the theft of two coon- and north. The recOrd-high temperature for hounds on Wedneaday afternoon. · Goodtimes Bar, Pomeroy; reported someone b~~<:ked over its 6-foot pri- . this date at the Columbus weather station was 68 degrees in 1906 while vacy fence. th't record ·low was 19 below zero in • 1985. Sunset tonight win be at 5:36 p.m. and sunri5e Friday at 7:49 a.m. · RU11.AND- The Gallia-Meip Post of the State Highway Patrol cited Weat•er foreeut: Gary W. Gilmore, 35, l.anasville, for ~ss overload, and Laura J. Hill, 30, Tonight ... Mostly clolldy . with a Albany, for failure to control following an accident on State Route 124 near · chance of snow showers. Lows 10 to Rutland Tuesday at 7:35 a.m. . · IS. Northwest wind diminishing to According to the pal>:nl, Gilmore was eastbound in a left curve. Hill was around 10 mph. Chance of snow 30. westbound when she slid· left' of center and collided with the left side of percent. · · Friday...Partly cloudy and colder. Gilmore's vehicle, causing heavy damage to both vehicles. Highs 20 to 25. ·· Friday night ... Partly cloudy. Lows zero·to 10 above. Extended forecast: POMEROY- The hearing on protests of petitions for sheriff candidates ... Partly cloudy. Light Saturday Robert Beegle and David Warner will be held on Wednesday, Jan. 26, rather than on Jan. 27, as reported inWednesday's Daily Sentinel. . In addition, a hearing on the petition of sheriff candidate Ttm.Gillilan will be held on the same day, although Gillilan's petition is not subject to an official protest. Akzo-47'!. · WASHINGTON (AP)- Hillary Rodham Clinton's popoltuity has slipped sharply in the last year as she prepares to·make her historic bid forthe U.S. Sen. ate official - from almost 70 pc~nt at the height of President Clinton's impeachment ~ggle to just over SO percent in an Associated Press poll. The first lady's favorable ratinp soared·into.the high 60s at the height of the impeachment drama in the win~ of 199$-99. And they were at S8 percent in . aJune AP poll before slipping :to just over~ pe~nt . in the new national poll '· oonducted for the AP by ICR' of Media, Pa. Her favorable rating in New York alone slipped 20 points in the last year, to below SO percent. . Mrs. OiniOn, who plans 10 make her.Senate candidacy official on Feb. 6, · now trails New York Ci!Y Mayor ~udolph Giuliani, her likely Republican ·opponent, amOng New Yorkers in a head-to-,head matchup in state polls- a reversal fro111 ·a year ago. . .. · . "It~ many people, myself included, felt sonry for her (during the Monica LeW!iiSky scandal)." said Chester Suppes, a retired financial planner from Qeneva, N.Y. "Bufwhen it comes down to the nitty gritty of hiring herfor the ~n~e from New York, 'No way, Jose.' " . ·• Now Mrs. Clinton needs to revive the favorable aura thai surrounded her \.zhc;ji she campaigned for Charles Schumer.in the 1998 Senate race. : · She was' greeted by roariqg ovations in those days, a combin&~ion of the i:Dthusiasm of the partisan Democratic crowdS and the sparkle of her celebrity. Itt a New York Democratic Committee c;hriatmas party lasl month, a spellki:r 's e!'fort to get ihe crowd chanting "Run, Hinary Run" petered out with few ~hers taking up the cry. · ·:MORE LOCAL NEWS. LOCAL FOLKS. .. :'.MoRE Subscribe 992·2156 2000 PONirAC fiUBIRD -DIVORCES & DISSOLUTIONS • j BAlTIMORE (AP) -Abuse againsl women should be treated 11 a global health problem, accooding 10 a swt:eping nc:W report that saya atleut one of every tltrec women haa been beaten, raped or IIOI11ehow miatnealed. Authors of the study, pnpll'ed for relesle today by the Johns Hopkins School of Publil: Health and the Center for Health and Gender Equity, say it is the filii to like a worldwide look a1 violence apinlt women. "Most of this stuff haa never seen the light of dly," aaid co-author Lori Heise, who visited at leut 20 countries during the past decade to collect data from some 2,000 domeatic; violence studies. . The report, "Ending Vtolence Against Women," said ~ wi>mcn soiffer from dopression and other problems, and their children are more likely to be stillborn or die in infancy. Anywhere from 22 percent to 70 percent of the women interviewed had never before IOid anyone about abuse they suffered, acoording to the saudies compiled in the report. . . 'The report aaid that, beyond immediate physical injuries, ~ hu also been linked to a number of gastrointestin31 disorders and chronic pain syndromes, perhaps due to anxiety. It also leads to problem pregnancies, substance abuse, gynecological problems.· "Women who have a history' of abuse are at much higher risk of having these chronic conditions than other women," said Heise, the co-director of the Center for Health and Gender Equity. · ,. NEW • : POMEROY - The following Racine. ;14ions to end marriage were filed . Dissol~tions . granted '-Timothy ,: rcle-ntly the office of Meigs County J. Norton and Ttna Afl!"ette Norton; • r~ of ~urts Larry Spencer: Ke~in ·Ray Meadows and Donna . • D1ssolullons asked..,.. Betty Lou Marie·Meac;lows; Ttna L.. Glass and · · Bfrker, Middleport, and Herbert Robert J1Glass; Juditl! A. Smith and •Barl<er, Racine; . Tim M. Hall, William M. Smith. ~Pam~roy, and Stephanie IC:. ijali, Divorces granted - Eric D, f><!meroy; Chad Allen Folmer, Sholll!s from Amy L.. Shoults; .Pemeroy, a~dAmber Dawn Folmer, Christina L. , lianing and Sjev~ ·L. .Piimeroy; David D. Williams, Haning;: Richard ·· L. Blankeqsliip ~bany, and Deborah A: Williams, from Mich~lle E. Blankenship; Jana . 4ncaster; R. Williams and Greg A. Williams; · Divon:es asked - Carl R. Alley, Cynthia Ann Mayle from Calvin W. Racine, from Stella · L. Alley, Mayle Jr. · ODOT laau.. political algna advisory . Your Price OHIO VALLEY WEATHER : Study: Treat domestic violence .. ' LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF TODAY'S HEADLINES State House approves change to teacher .ru.les._;. Classes resume at Cleveland school . : The Dally Sentinel • Page A a. ------~------~--~--------------------------------------~.~----------~~----~~------------------------------------------~--------~~~- . Reading takes center s~age in.State of State ~ PorlleroV, Middleport, Ohio Thul'8dly, JMuary 20, 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio ---- �( • 89 _c_,o_~_J_.TJn_.J_e_n_t_a~r£y________~~~·----~'~--nw---~~-_!~~~~ ' Thurlclay, Jlinue.y 20, 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio The Dilly Sentinel • Peg• A 5 . . • ~~ . Out of town wife doesn't want to stay married - but wants to keep up appearances -. .. ' The Daily Sentinel '£$tUfi.W# In l9U 111 Court St., Pomaroy, Ohio 740 11112·2158 • Fax: 11112-21117 8y Ohio Valley Publishing Co. ' jobs lllain, and is planning to ioovc even farther away. She still plans to come horne on weekends in order to give lamily membq's and friends the impression that all is well. . I don't think there is anyone else, · but I can't get her to communicate. I truly love Ibis woman, but she doesn't return my feelings. 1 am only 54; A nn. and don't want to live the rest of my· life like this. Can you help me?·- ED IN OHIO · ' DEAR ED: So.unds as if Aretha doesn't want to be your wife any lo~ger, and is keeping the marriage· ,. Ct.IMW.Qovey Publlaher Dt-HIII R. 8ttliwn LNI8 Managing Editor _.. Controlt.r ' . •• 1 .. 1 ' - 0! 1/u-"" ""'-· n.., """-UIN ,_ - Jflf -*·AU,_,, . . ""1M l;t ,, ....,.No...,,...,,.,.,... .•, ........ P'. 'icf . f· , lo"rltliiJqtulll,.,.hiV"-'•""'-'tM•.,._.W, ...., .,.Ltttll.. ~AtNMhlA,_,.,.. ~ Ill JTu .,.,._._., hiiN<IIi- - - 1/N • - - o / I.. Oitlo V.U.,,......., c.. ~~~..,.,..,....,...,., .... Our view: Disclosure The public lzas.spoken loudly attd clearly 011 this i.vsue. we;::!n~:l~i;~~:~~~:.;:ribuneandsimi- lar small newspapers across the nation are the lifelines to the communities they serve. These publications reach the majority of households in their areas, and they are the dominant provider of in for· Th I h ff' . malton. ey a SO are I e most e tctent .way to disseminate data to the masses. The people of Gallia County look to the Daily Tribune to give them the latest news, just like the folks in Meigs and Mason. counties look to The Daily Sentinel and Point Pleasant . Register, respectively, to bring the news home there. • · And the public likes II that way. Readers want to see every word, sentence and paragraph of the ordinances that govern their lives. : But don't take our word for it. The public has spoken loudly and clearly on this issue.' ·. . .· lrt 1992, an attempt was made ,10 amend the city charter 10 · f d. 1 · Shooting the presidential -chute: Ho .·on. ., ' .,' ..,, 't , . ;; By WtWAM A. RUSHER to gcpel)lte the sor.t of unthinking momentum that beUCYed 1o want the second spot badly. She might.. :: It's a linle hard to realize, but in less than two woulil renC!cr the 11111cing <?f such a case unncces· ,do. but lu:rshoWing in the presidential amtcst was· . <' months we will know, for all practical purposes, · sary. 'n•t terribly impressive. In any case, the Republican ·· :: who the Republican and Democratic presidential So let's assume it's Bush vs. Gore, and spcculate a>nvention OO!lles . firs~ and the Democrats will ' :: nominees are going to be. Beginning with the Iowa a bit on their choices of running-mates. At first thercfore know, when IIIey convene,' whether the: :: caucuses this month, and ending in mid-March with blush, the simplest solution, in·both cases, would be Republicaris have nominated a woman and thercby ~ I a final burst of important primaries, the whole to pick the men they have just defeated: McCain limited the Democrals' options, or whe~ Gore' :: Jli'?Ce5S has been c:Ompressed into nine weeks. . and Bradley, •espcctivcly; In the case of the Dernoc- has more flexibility about whom to choose., · :: Then will rome a long dry spell, in which the rats, however, the bed blood generaled between . If he decides to choose~ female running-mate, . :: victorious candidates wait for their rcspective mid- Gore and Bradley during the primary campaign either beCause Bush did ar precisely because he · ·' summer a>nventions.to make their designation offi- ·. may prove an obstacle. Even' if one ·o f them can didn'~ Gore's choice 'is equally obvious: Califor~ · :; cial.lf they and their parties have enough money, a bring himself to overlook i~ the other may not ·be' nia's ~nior senator, Dianne Feinslcin, who has a· ~ certain amount of it will be spent on television com- able to. To an objective observer, however, the tick-. relatively moderate centrist voting record that has '• mercials to soften up the other guy. But the focus of ct would &eeiJI fairly allraclive. made her im~ely pOpuli!!' in CalifomiL Cali- ·· the pundits will quickly shift to the two vice prcsiMcCain, ~he war hero, would certainly lldd Ius- . fumia is a "must carry" state for Gore, if he is to dentia! notninations, and every effort will be made ter to the ltepiiblican ticket, tilit there's a problem. win. the· prelii~; and having Feinstein on the ; : to generste public excitement over this question. When we' tum from McCain's war ICCXIrd to his tickCI WO!Ikl unqUCS;IiOnably help in this·rcgand. She :: The presidential candi~tcs will almost certainly reccnrpolidcil performance. we Clioounler his pu- aliO h'll vlllious disadvantages lhat are hard 10 eval- . cooperste, keeping their counsel on the maner, sionate supp;irt for what is ~vely ·called uate- perhaps most nolably her currcnt husband, allow publication of abridged, 1lr shortened, versions of ordi- inte,Yiewing po!ISible ·running' matcs, and (more • "camjialgn 11~ refOrm." Jn'.ll'utli; ·IJiis is simp,ly Richerd' Blum, who has cmbarras.1~ngly ctC.C .b!is!•.:s nances, but voters sounded rejected that effort. · quietly) oonc)u~ing polls to. find out who wquld a proposal to limil to ~.1.~ wh.i anybody exce'pi' ·, _ oonnedions with various ente~ iri. the •,., ~ The message is obvious: The people want to know every• strengthen the tk:ktt and' who wouldn'L , influential pedple in the media~ ~¢rid in slippcirt PeOple's Republic of O!iria. . · . h ,'~ t\ting their government does. And we believe, as the Founding I have no aystal ball, but nothing that has hap- of the candillatqJ oflheir choice. (No wonder it hiS lfMcCitin, Brsdley, Dole and Feinslcin are rule!l' ,;;; F,"athers did, that the public deserves 10 know everything. pened thus far has shaken my belief that George w. the enlllusiasiic support of ~ media!) There is out for iny reason, the options available 10 Bush ·. '"' , · f d f h df d f h Bush and AI Gore are veiy likely to win their scarcely a Republican politician in the land, save and Gore; in choosing their running-mates,• of .,;..ere s a reason ree om o t e press an .ree om o speec respective parties' nomiriatil)ns. Both arc heavily McCain, ivhp favors !his ~since it is little a>urse bea>me much wider, and disc!15Sing the vara:re among ·the first freedoms guaranteed by the Constitution. supPOrted by wlull might be cal~ their party's rnorc than.a pacnption for the party's suicide, and · ious possibilities will no doubt a>nsume many They're paramount to the American experience. . "eslablishment": the core votillg blocs and key it is hard 10 imagine his being nominated for the hours on the talk, sh.ows be¥en March an<! ;,, : This issue is not about money. This issue is about public individuals who '\D'"inate. party llecisions over the vice presicW:ncy 11nleiil he agrees to 'drop iL August. . . • aecess to information. . years. Jdhn McCain an!! Btll •( hdley have managed In addition, both parties are lillely lo feel pres, But meanwhile we must shoot the presidential · . ;: The bottom line here is we believe the p.ublic's right to - to·win the alle&i~- of cenain.voters ":ho, lor one ' sure to nominate a woman for the vice presidency. chute. Fasten your seat belts! · . • ,' . · reason or another, Just don't happen to like Bush or As far as ihe OOP is l!oncemed, the•only practical · (WIHIIm A. Ru81Mr 11 a l)latlnguiiiMd Fel- "'' Iatow trumps government s destre to cut comers or, worse, . Gore But neither his been able to make a oonvinc- possibility is Elizabeth Dole, who dropped~- of tow of the Claramontlna111uta tor the Study of .,,, IC.eep the public's business in private. ' . ing ~ that his rival is somehOw unacceptable, or .the presidential race ~ lilldorsed Bps~~, lnd is , 8181nmanahlp and Political Phlloeophy.) ; Of course, we're all for officials finding ways to save • · 'l · · · · ' . "' . money, but keeping public information- in Its entiretyi ' •tfardball··: . ' . Bu'slnese;Mirror: W d h · I h· .Visions of bull .ante : t e rea .t ·1ng,. ...... , from the citizenry is not a viable avenue. . th· d .t· . h. t · 0. n IS .a e In . IS ory ... markets .:~:: -~ investme~t By CHRIS MATTHEWS ' i .vm. bo _ t h C•i ' a ' . ' ·'· f ' ' ,, ,,, •6 Cycles • • .~ i . •3 Was~/RJ.nse AutomatiC Dry •2 Temperature Settings Water Temp•Side-Swing Door LER 3624 e Combinations LXR6232E · $ · Th e p air • 0 1 ny • . 9:30 to 5:00 Pomero . •aac;q.s·EA_oL' ~tti!!!W'C.i~l•.a !"am~ _o f .·n'~ · 11 2~5;, , Ch,!!lteT, t~w.ct hl•._.•~ki f>cou_t llw•RI In ~111m~nl•a tiel . ic•nt.: . ly at. St. Paul'• United Metflodlet Church, Tupper• .PI•ina. ,Ia tiNt. ao11 of Ken •nd Sue Caldwell who hosted. II! rec41J!llori for' lllm .fol- . lowing· th• progl'llm. · . • · '~ ·· . : Ohio · 992-3671 , -;; Free Removal .:; -7 ' ' . • ' i.i l ~ • 1!1: '· '\ \ . ' J-.. ·saturday ~·~· ' . ' / 1• 22nd ,, Writer of 'Arthur' childrens' book plans to-retire . ' ' .I ·~·~· . BOSTON (AP) ·The author of the children's books about Arthu~ the, aardyark is putting the beloved, bespectacled character, his sister · D.W. and his gang of friends on the shelf. · · Marc Brown; .53, who created Arthur 25 years ago, said he has decided to !'give myself permission y,. I ' ·aam. a· .!II' to gQ back .and paint." H(s !!PnlfJICI . with · publishe< Little,' .Brol!'.n' calls for two more books, but after that 'he plans to take a break. . i · .' :, · Ar.thur, whose standard, ·garb include1 a sweater and ey~~l,as se~•. · teaches · ~ids lessons about problem solvir!g and respi:~ting others. ;. • •· ' )~ . .I. . '¥ Asst. Varieties Crisco·Oil .i' I ....~'·3 We honor most third party pre~criptiq~ plans. Yo.ur ,Swish~r · & .Lohse Phar~T;Jacists, Chuck. §.. Ken :are\,.: here ··.'to, fill yoqr II prescription needs: : 112 gallon ' Foodland Fruit & Frosted O's 15 oz., Sugar Frosted Flakes ~ oz. Honey & Nut Toasted Oats 14 oz. Apple & Cinnamon toasted Oats ., ' ' • -~· I r--------li!'l-----,..-..--~~----·--· 1. .: ; . COUPON . . I· _up·to 15.0.0 oll.al,y prescrlptlo~ 'r1; ' •Llnilt. '1prescrlptlo11. P.r c•••••, ,., . Bob l:vcms ...---_,.Home Fries and Hash Browns 20~''3 .. ,. 1 I. . I . '· • .. r Swlshe.r & Lohse Pharmacy.· . L-•---I '· . ·.,' ,( .. . Mardi Gras 6 Roll Towels ., sa·aa· ' . . . ' ' Bundle . Charita Alfll8, Mon. liW flit 1:00 a.m. 10 8:00 p.m. Sot &:00 . . 10 0:00pm , Sunday 10:00 a.m. to •:oo p.ni. ' PRESCRIPTION E. Main I . ' •• • \ i'iia · •, tl ( "A Colleclion of My Favorite Gems of the Day'' is the perfect little ' gift for that special someone who is • impossible 1o buy for. Send a self addressed, long, business-size enve· ·• lope and a check or money order for ~ $5.25 (ihis includes postage and · : handling) to: Collection, cfo Ann 1 Landers, P.O. Box 11562. Chicago. ! Ill. 60611.-0562 (in Canada, $6.25). : 'ro find out more about Ann Landers • and read her past columns, visit the - ~ ·creators Syndicate web page at www.creators. com. I ,J• 64900 ': "'N~'"""'"'If'""""i)fJi" ':.~7· ANDERSON'S ~~:v; ,, .. .ews -not fte ·. ~ . , . 9\l . When my gi_rifriend's mother ms1sted on droppmg m unexpectedly, we ~ere forced to lock our doors . at. all limes. Now, she peeks m the 1\'indows. Do you have any suggestions otherihan wiring the doorknobs and windows with a healthy dose .o f electricity? -MIKE IN NEBRASKA DEA,R MIKE: Ahhough it sounds as if you wouldn't mind electrocuting your mother-in-law, it isn'i necessary. Keep yo~tr doors and windows Ground." A card was signed by Eileen Bowers and it. was agreed to help area churches with the Wmpen's Retreat in September. For the pro· gram a skit Y2K Bug" was prese nted by Johnson. Shamblin, Alkire wilh Johnson and Ann Lamben doing "Telemarketing." A reading was g;ven by Pickens, and Wise had the closing prayer. · Next meeting will be at the Zion Church of Christ with old or home· made valentines to be the feature display. Rutland women· will have devotions and Zion, the program. Refreshme11,1s were servec! by the host church. . NEW YORK (AP):..... There was notop·JO, but David Letterman was still crac!<ing jokes as·he left the hospital five days alter quintuple bypass heart sursery. · · "I trunk there,must bave been some kind of mixup. 1 went to the hospital ·to g_eta face:U!l," Lenennan said Wednesday as he left the hospital, according to spokesman Howard Rubenstein. . Lenerman, 52, was continuing to recupe~ate at an undisclosed location, Rubenstein said. .. . · Lettefl\tan, had tile emergency' surgery at New.York-Presbyierian Hospi- ! :":me.•PII•Ys •• I! •I• I locked as a precaution against any and all intruders. This is simply common sense. Curtains or blinds will keep your mother-in-law from pee!ing in your windows whether you are hQme or not There are also window coverings that allow you to see out but prevent others from seeins in. Chock out your options. Extra-Large Capacity Capacity Elect~lc Dryer_ . . David Letterman leaves hospital to recuperate 2.speed Washer •3 Drymg_ Cycles Jnclud1ng . ~ lookofwhattheold-time,back-room, By JOHN CUMNIFI' .' firm "commilted to WASHINGfON - Every presi- cigar-chomping· political kingmakers · NEW YORK '- The roaring high-quality, low-risk investing," By The Aa~lated dential election is a. searclt for the called "the aenuinc article." ,,. litock market has ,left in ·lhe dust puis for.th what sounds . like the ~ : Today is Thursday, Jan ..20, the 20th day of 2000. There a~ 346 days left cure. . . . . A new•Washington ·Posi;~BC poll many of the old formlii~~S. by whic~ Alka-Seltzer e~planation. · { iftthe~~ . . 1 -shares were valued, and !eft·comHe concedes, for instance, that , ·, In 1960, lhe malady was age. \bt- out this weell"'owa thatthtee-fou~ : Today's Highlight·in History: · ers sdllliked Ike, but the grcat World of likely Republican voters in the F~.\ . menljlton .futilcy · scarchina for then: will be a great many losers in ~ : On Jan. 20, 1981, minutes after the presidency had passed from Jimmy Vhlll general was 70 and slowing I New Hampsblre ·primary firid · · . ~xpliJ!I!iolll. '·' , , · . technology, "especially among the ~ <jarter to Ronald ReaJ!an, Iran released 52 Americans it had held hostage for down. The Soviet IIIUnch of Sputnik McCain .~· ".i~irin~ Clltdidlle,~ ' :,.> :" of.~~ ~ ceo- . dOt-c:omS/' ,but there will be many ~ 444 days. · and Castro's tlke-ov.er in Cuba said They beh,vo llC hai; !lie ~;~rengtiJ, 10 -:< , ,tU:cy~ 1111 .'i!p<! o,f I'IIIIIJiory' when l~es too. ·' > · . :· On this date: the country was, too. Jack Kennedy, "bring ~ chanlc. \0, Wlshhli- ' · lf~ ,IO itoCk ·m~bt pricina," .'The technology market "is· ; : In 1801, John Marshall was' appointed chief justice of the United S~tes. 4:1, loomed as the perfect elixir. ton," the JUIS 10 ·ICII' lhc. American· says, Mlchlel ·PI~nt oi' Wright . Probably morc like foam, made up •. In 1841, the island of Hong Kong was ceded to Great Britain. It returned In 1976, it was the rot of Water· people "even if it's . not .politically Inveaton' Service. · of'thousands of bubbles, wliich ali! .1 tll .Chinese a>ntrol in July 1997. · gate. So we pic,ked ,a guy who, taught popular." . · . . · While' ~~ doesn't spell:it iiu~ always in the process of poppinJI ; : In 1887, the U.S. Senate approved an agrcement to lease Pearl Harbor as .Sunday school, who!ie mantra was Bradley: .sets the same .,kind of ..thceb vanished memories are about ind reforming." ~ 8'.nival base. he'd hardly even been to Washington. rcsponse from ~ ''J'Oiel'S·. in · such -thinp ~ pril:c-e1111inp While old-timers think the new· ~ : In 1896, a>median George Burns was born Nathan 'Birnbaum in New In 1992, it was the economy that was the first·in·l!'c-nation primary statc. ratios, proflll as a peR:entage of market theorists arc crazy, and thai ~ York City. , bedridden. So we took a risk on a guy · The rcaaoni c4n ' be fclund in revenues, the rate pf profit~ maybe malhematics is a b_it berse"'! .; . whQ eouldn't rcmembor.aettina draft- McCain's, l:omm011ts '!!I ,"Meet the ,. , ·,ani\11\l.,Oii:· ,, . . . . . · '.. :• In 1920, movie director Federioo Fellini was born in Rimini, Italy. too, IIIey are outnumbered. . ·I:) .\ !n 1936,. Britain's King 'George V died; he was succeeded by Edward , ed; but knew for a fact thatpeople PresS" Sujillay. fie~ a~.· . ,, ; 'Wh~ -lh-,m 'i11.7 .Soljle ·o~!he 1 TeQipo,rarily;• they say. The~ ~·l weregoingiOvotetheirpocketbooks. · gC?V~nt ~lficlal fqr ~ylna ~ ·' ~b ~in·~•. ,and !9d!lY.IIave .have-seen too many "new eras'1 : ~ ;· In 1942, Nazi officials held the notorious Wannsee a>nference, during So herc we arc in 2000. The coon- ~e nee 1\is country; naldng lheir. no ~inp and. no ~mmidlate vhanisll, methhavi~· ~n 'li!~c more . : w'hich they arrived at their "final solution" that called for exterminating amy's g0112Xl- People who never had a hves ?'I smill ~and~ to~ , ,~ ?f_ lh~m. And th~ that I an · so mg, •magmou; some- · ~ J~s. , , job~ catching the bus in the mommil~ of,~;sess. , ~•• h~v.e eam1nga arc priCe!! so ·high thing forecast, something so ~ ! In 1986, the United .States observed the first federal holiday in honor of ing. Kiils arc 'graduatiri• fr<irri oolle... · the U.~ ~eiiiiJii1nP•;;t c:onspntd 10 . thtl .orily. bii in.lituli~n~; slicb as · de~ply, ~~red it 'seemed real. ·; .s,mn civil rights·J.eader Martin Luther King Jr. · , · • •o"confuse iirid.manlpula!e•1them. pcilsion flinds.·4n arrord the~'! ' i Referring to t)te economy ratl!er; ~ ln,l986, Britain and France announced plans to build the Channel Tun- ill withdrcamsofe-<Ommercedancing "You ,tobk~"me ' oii a· tri P' .dOWn 'I, ".Don' •' c'"-"'DI· fot •a than simply to· the stoCk mar"- ...\ •~ their heads. The troops are safe. • ' ,....,... ~· . ' Each day the COld War fades fUJiher ~~ ,IIIJ!: It's heal •J.~' ~me pt~n.tofl999'ss!Ock mamt;" lpglnent of it, David Wyss of Stan·> ; ; In 1994, Shannon Faulkner became the first woman to attend claSses at from the natidna) memory.. smce I ve ~111t~ to lh ,. kind of ·liys Plarnimll llcCalllll "lheic 'is · d~ :~ 'Poor's oontends "there are, ' 'Ate Cill!del in South CatolinL Faulkner joined the _cadet corps in August Our only ailment is the prcsence in <;ommunllt. rh_cll:!nc, wi\CrC.wrong i,~ . ·· cer!Jinly nothing .in U.S. market few · si&ns that this rccord expan·; ; ~ under a>urt order but soon dropped out. . . the White House of a President so ngh~ b111fk,ll white, andup is~hi.IOry remotely dn a scale" ,wilh sio!l rcpresents a 'new' eeonomy. "· ~ : Tel! years ago: Soviet troops stormed the capital of the republic of Azer· incorrigibly dishonest on the penonal M~n s ~- .~ a ~f!!unill suth a love affair. , _"Measured in any rational way: 0 . biij111, the scene of ethnic unres~ leaving doze~ dead and wounded. The stuff that he can't tum in an honest .POW. tn H"'?'• a pUiod m wh•Ch he Such,. rhetoric rather than .num· - price-esrninga ra!ios, .fatio Of. ~ shuttle Columbia returned from an 11 -day mission. Actress Barbara "" "bl he and h1s l\ntepcan rwl.n~ were~ · & ..-. is ~rhape the only .'¥BY· lo market to.bonk, or ratio of market; ~ If -"-' . as showcases by ~iJIIa Cornmunill ' . rcapond to Harry Den~ whO fore· tapitalizallon to gross . domoslic { Sanwyck died in Santa Monica, Calif., at age 82. ·. · . go. ~u, so '"C;'O'"~ Y.1~~,on 1 sees 41,000 points on. the Dow product - the ·market looks ridicu-: > :' 'Five years ago: The•JaJIIIIIese government, criticized for being slow to )Xlhlical stuff- the boommg ~ o;>f!icials from Havana; gave his words . Jones industrial . average or to l.oualy ovonialued." : ~ l'fii'Ond ·to Kobe's devaslating earthquake, admitted its initial rcaction might · ~y ""': thll he ~ his ~ an unusual authentidty. The .-nie was truii in whal ·Bln Olilllstatlh A H!i~Mtt. who exPect Sounds like 111 old-timer with \i ~ve been "confl!sed." The u.S. Siate Department announced a partial .lift- nvals _hale to ':!lmpllln about. . ThiS explams Jl'e focus I~ both Bradlcy'haCIIO•SI)'QIIMIItini.ltlher • •3WOIJ. ·: ,, ~ , . t.,· ·.'11' ,·,, flrm tt,lief'ih thC old formulas. ~ i~ of economic sanctions against North Korca. . , " , paj1ie8 on aidhentic:ity. ll~s not Oin- Kina Da~ allout hollli as In NBA.star •t Facid wiih . i~ch explosive Yes, but with a twill that seem 1o ~ · ~ One year ago: For a second day, President Ointon's legal team argued its ton's performance but .his ~aracter . he taught~ younger widte players on · expecta~ mem~ of the old- place at least one foot 011 the turf of ~ • before the Senate, saying that· House-passed articles of im(JC!IChment that makes the R~hCIUII. hopeful the Ktlicks hoW to 1rca1 blai:k players line (ralemities feel' futile iQ coun- .the l)eW ratipnaliats. ~ Were "flawed and unfair. ~ · · ;, torinf! with thcinncient' formulas. · "We have givep up ona>rrcc- ~ ,· Today's Birthdays: Actor Lawrem;e Dobkin is 81. Country singer Slim and. the De!OOCfaiS. mcl~n' Vice with 1espet:t.. . , ., , The · besi .spcej:li w.rlters and d)e · Ntd 10 they 10' aimply ,10 be ' tion, and expect the market · to : ~ill:llan is 76. Actress Patricia Nesl is 74·. Former astronaut Edwin '' Buz;l!'1 Prcaide~t AI Gore, k~.the1r diStance from -him .. The miiJCIIIty .of ~rs bCsl money can't bUy that' kind of •llesdiptive; declarins that die bal- remain oV.rvalued," he c6ilfesses. ~ Aldrin is 70. Pop sinaer Ron Townson (The Fif!h Dimension) is 67. Comewant a· prcs~t as lucky as_ C::hnton. ex~""'~ or the authenticity that loaning in tcchllOIOSY pricea is a "We now believe there has been a • 11\an Artc>Jbhnson is 66. Actress 'Dorothy Provine is 63. Sen. Paul Coverdell, as smart as Omton, but ~uonng less a>mes wilh i~ · )>ubble. To which Ruasell Reden- fundamental shift in the risk pre· ~ Jt-<la, is 61. Singer. Eric Stewart is 55. Movie director David Lynch is 54. , ' (Ciilte'' Mallle•n, ~of 1M \lau'h iesponds:. "Jt!sonly a:bub- , mium, ~ather than an irrational i~· R!x:k musician Paul Stanley (KISS) is 50. Rock musician Ian Hill (Judas - ' farless-mf?l'almaintenaJ\ce. This explainS. the appeal of Joltn . Sari .F...,.._ El aillaiw.. 'MJih. . ble tf It bursIll." ,. . . speculati~e bubble." P,pest) is 48. Comedian Bill Maher is 44. Actor Lorenzo Lamas is.42. CounMcCain, l{epublican and Bill ' · JnaiDn IIIII'Nu, . Ia .,..,.. • Redenbauah, lnalylt for (John CUnniff I• • bu81~ MIIF Jolt~ Michlicl Montgolllery ·is j5. ~ Stacey Dash is 33. TV Bradlcy, DernoaaL · Bolh ~ the lliir' ~ ClitiC Philldelphla'• Cooke .t. Bieler, u ....,. for n. AP.) • . .,. petlollality Metllla Riven II 32. Sinpr Xavier II 32. . . Pr•• . I RUTLAND ~ New officers werl: installed when the the ·Meigs County Churches of ChriSI Women's Fellowship met at the Rulland Church. Jns1alled by Jane Wise were Kathryn Johnson , president; Pal Thoma, vice president; Paula Pickcps, seqetary; Charldine Alkire, . treasurer; Ida Murphy, news reporter; and Eleanor Hoover, eard chairman. The '!leeting ·. opened with a • prayer song and ' devotions in which · Sherry Shamblin had prayer, P.eggy Bole read "At Year's End", Pat Thoma gave "Heart Prints" and lane ,Wise sang "Holy .,'' Rusher's view: as •I J)qr Allll lAnden: I am having· a problem with my fuwre mother-inJaw, I was raised iD the South, but my girlfriend is from the Midwest Where I collie from, it is considered extremely rude to walk into someone else's house without knocking on the door or ringing the belL .Women's Fellowship installs officers ·____..;....___________ STUh\' SP!EC\'\ Gallipolis commissioners aren't too happy with a city charter provision that requires them to publish all ordinances in their entirety in a newspaper of general circulation within the . city. They say such legal notices are costly, and they've asked City Solicitor Douglas Cowles to see if there's a way around the charter. We don 'tlhink there is, nor do signals. I ·know it's inconvenient, and you're in a hurry, and you'd rather just clean off much window space as is necessary to see out of, but that's not enough. As you drive, the snow off your roof blows onto the windshield of the car behind you, temporarily creating hazardous condilions. Other drivers cannot see your brake lights or turning si1nals, and have no idea where you are lloing, or if you are stopping. Pedeltriahs are at risk because you cannot see them · out your. snow-covered' side win·dows; ·you ·could hit a ydung child without' realizing it. · Even though it's cold ·oatside, .please lake a few extra minutes and clean your car complet.ely. You could save some li.ves.•. AMOM'JN .CANADA ' 'I EARNS EAGLE SCOUT 'THE· . The public's right to know . · is worth the expense • ' ANN LANDERS as is while she shops around, I suggest you return to the counselor by yourself and get some guidance on what to do abouithis strnnge tum of events. It sounds as if your love boat has hit . an ' iceberg, and is in danger of smki ng, Dear Readers: If you live in the Virgin Islands or any of the Southern states, you can skip the next letter. If you I'1ve ·on Minnesota,"Wisconsin, nlinois, Alaska, .or any cold climate, 'II · - · you appreciate •t. Delli' Ann Landers: Now that winter is here, I hope you will print h' ~ 11 1 · t •s or a peop e who dnve when it , snows, . Please, folks, dean off your car completely. This means the roof, hoCJ9, trunk, tai!lighis . . headlights. front window. back ,window, side · windows and especially the turni~g · PH. 992-2955 P~. Oh. . '"I f. .. .. ' • ·-- - · - - ·,, ,. ,.. .. ·~ �( • 89 _c_,o_~_J_.TJn_.J_e_n_t_a~r£y________~~~·----~'~--nw---~~-_!~~~~ ' Thurlclay, Jlinue.y 20, 2000 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio The Dilly Sentinel • Peg• A 5 . . • ~~ . Out of town wife doesn't want to stay married - but wants to keep up appearances -. .. ' The Daily Sentinel '£$tUfi.W# In l9U 111 Court St., Pomaroy, Ohio 740 11112·2158 • Fax: 11112-21117 8y Ohio Valley Publishing Co. ' jobs lllain, and is planning to ioovc even farther away. She still plans to come horne on weekends in order to give lamily membq's and friends the impression that all is well. . I don't think there is anyone else, · but I can't get her to communicate. I truly love Ibis woman, but she doesn't return my feelings. 1 am only 54; A nn. and don't want to live the rest of my· life like this. Can you help me?·- ED IN OHIO · ' DEAR ED: So.unds as if Aretha doesn't want to be your wife any lo~ger, and is keeping the marriage· ,. Ct.IMW.Qovey Publlaher Dt-HIII R. 8ttliwn LNI8 Managing Editor _.. Controlt.r ' . •• 1 .. 1 ' - 0! 1/u-"" ""'-· n.., """-UIN ,_ - Jflf -*·AU,_,, . . ""1M l;t ,, ....,.No...,,...,,.,.,... .•, ........ P'. 'icf . f· , lo"rltliiJqtulll,.,.hiV"-'•""'-'tM•.,._.W, ...., .,.Ltttll.. ~AtNMhlA,_,.,.. ~ Ill JTu .,.,._._., hiiN<IIi- - - 1/N • - - o / I.. Oitlo V.U.,,......., c.. ~~~..,.,..,....,...,., .... Our view: Disclosure The public lzas.spoken loudly attd clearly 011 this i.vsue. we;::!n~:l~i;~~:~~~:.;:ribuneandsimi- lar small newspapers across the nation are the lifelines to the communities they serve. These publications reach the majority of households in their areas, and they are the dominant provider of in for· Th I h ff' . malton. ey a SO are I e most e tctent .way to disseminate data to the masses. The people of Gallia County look to the Daily Tribune to give them the latest news, just like the folks in Meigs and Mason. counties look to The Daily Sentinel and Point Pleasant . Register, respectively, to bring the news home there. • · And the public likes II that way. Readers want to see every word, sentence and paragraph of the ordinances that govern their lives. : But don't take our word for it. The public has spoken loudly and clearly on this issue.' ·. . .· lrt 1992, an attempt was made ,10 amend the city charter 10 · f d. 1 · Shooting the presidential -chute: Ho .·on. ., ' .,' ..,, 't , . ;; By WtWAM A. RUSHER to gcpel)lte the sor.t of unthinking momentum that beUCYed 1o want the second spot badly. She might.. :: It's a linle hard to realize, but in less than two woulil renC!cr the 11111cing <?f such a case unncces· ,do. but lu:rshoWing in the presidential amtcst was· . <' months we will know, for all practical purposes, · sary. 'n•t terribly impressive. In any case, the Republican ·· :: who the Republican and Democratic presidential So let's assume it's Bush vs. Gore, and spcculate a>nvention OO!lles . firs~ and the Democrats will ' :: nominees are going to be. Beginning with the Iowa a bit on their choices of running-mates. At first thercfore know, when IIIey convene,' whether the: :: caucuses this month, and ending in mid-March with blush, the simplest solution, in·both cases, would be Republicaris have nominated a woman and thercby ~ I a final burst of important primaries, the whole to pick the men they have just defeated: McCain limited the Democrals' options, or whe~ Gore' :: Jli'?Ce5S has been c:Ompressed into nine weeks. . and Bradley, •espcctivcly; In the case of the Dernoc- has more flexibility about whom to choose., · :: Then will rome a long dry spell, in which the rats, however, the bed blood generaled between . If he decides to choose~ female running-mate, . :: victorious candidates wait for their rcspective mid- Gore and Bradley during the primary campaign either beCause Bush did ar precisely because he · ·' summer a>nventions.to make their designation offi- ·. may prove an obstacle. Even' if one ·o f them can didn'~ Gore's choice 'is equally obvious: Califor~ · :; cial.lf they and their parties have enough money, a bring himself to overlook i~ the other may not ·be' nia's ~nior senator, Dianne Feinslcin, who has a· ~ certain amount of it will be spent on television com- able to. To an objective observer, however, the tick-. relatively moderate centrist voting record that has '• mercials to soften up the other guy. But the focus of ct would &eeiJI fairly allraclive. made her im~ely pOpuli!!' in CalifomiL Cali- ·· the pundits will quickly shift to the two vice prcsiMcCain, ~he war hero, would certainly lldd Ius- . fumia is a "must carry" state for Gore, if he is to dentia! notninations, and every effort will be made ter to the ltepiiblican ticket, tilit there's a problem. win. the· prelii~; and having Feinstein on the ; : to generste public excitement over this question. When we' tum from McCain's war ICCXIrd to his tickCI WO!Ikl unqUCS;IiOnably help in this·rcgand. She :: The presidential candi~tcs will almost certainly reccnrpolidcil performance. we Clioounler his pu- aliO h'll vlllious disadvantages lhat are hard 10 eval- . cooperste, keeping their counsel on the maner, sionate supp;irt for what is ~vely ·called uate- perhaps most nolably her currcnt husband, allow publication of abridged, 1lr shortened, versions of ordi- inte,Yiewing po!ISible ·running' matcs, and (more • "camjialgn 11~ refOrm." Jn'.ll'utli; ·IJiis is simp,ly Richerd' Blum, who has cmbarras.1~ngly ctC.C .b!is!•.:s nances, but voters sounded rejected that effort. · quietly) oonc)u~ing polls to. find out who wquld a proposal to limil to ~.1.~ wh.i anybody exce'pi' ·, _ oonnedions with various ente~ iri. the •,., ~ The message is obvious: The people want to know every• strengthen the tk:ktt and' who wouldn'L , influential pedple in the media~ ~¢rid in slippcirt PeOple's Republic of O!iria. . · . h ,'~ t\ting their government does. And we believe, as the Founding I have no aystal ball, but nothing that has hap- of the candillatqJ oflheir choice. (No wonder it hiS lfMcCitin, Brsdley, Dole and Feinslcin are rule!l' ,;;; F,"athers did, that the public deserves 10 know everything. pened thus far has shaken my belief that George w. the enlllusiasiic support of ~ media!) There is out for iny reason, the options available 10 Bush ·. '"' , · f d f h df d f h Bush and AI Gore are veiy likely to win their scarcely a Republican politician in the land, save and Gore; in choosing their running-mates,• of .,;..ere s a reason ree om o t e press an .ree om o speec respective parties' nomiriatil)ns. Both arc heavily McCain, ivhp favors !his ~since it is little a>urse bea>me much wider, and disc!15Sing the vara:re among ·the first freedoms guaranteed by the Constitution. supPOrted by wlull might be cal~ their party's rnorc than.a pacnption for the party's suicide, and · ious possibilities will no doubt a>nsume many They're paramount to the American experience. . "eslablishment": the core votillg blocs and key it is hard 10 imagine his being nominated for the hours on the talk, sh.ows be¥en March an<! ;,, : This issue is not about money. This issue is about public individuals who '\D'"inate. party llecisions over the vice presicW:ncy 11nleiil he agrees to 'drop iL August. . . • aecess to information. . years. Jdhn McCain an!! Btll •( hdley have managed In addition, both parties are lillely lo feel pres, But meanwhile we must shoot the presidential · . ;: The bottom line here is we believe the p.ublic's right to - to·win the alle&i~- of cenain.voters ":ho, lor one ' sure to nominate a woman for the vice presidency. chute. Fasten your seat belts! · . • ,' . · reason or another, Just don't happen to like Bush or As far as ihe OOP is l!oncemed, the•only practical · (WIHIIm A. Ru81Mr 11 a l)latlnguiiiMd Fel- "'' Iatow trumps government s destre to cut comers or, worse, . Gore But neither his been able to make a oonvinc- possibility is Elizabeth Dole, who dropped~- of tow of the Claramontlna111uta tor the Study of .,,, IC.eep the public's business in private. ' . ing ~ that his rival is somehOw unacceptable, or .the presidential race ~ lilldorsed Bps~~, lnd is , 8181nmanahlp and Political Phlloeophy.) ; Of course, we're all for officials finding ways to save • · 'l · · · · ' . "' . money, but keeping public information- in Its entiretyi ' •tfardball··: . ' . Bu'slnese;Mirror: W d h · I h· .Visions of bull .ante : t e rea .t ·1ng,. ...... , from the citizenry is not a viable avenue. . th· d .t· . h. t · 0. n IS .a e In . IS ory ... markets .:~:: -~ investme~t By CHRIS MATTHEWS ' i .vm. bo _ t h C•i ' a ' . ' ·'· f ' ' ,, ,,, •6 Cycles • • .~ i . •3 Was~/RJ.nse AutomatiC Dry •2 Temperature Settings Water Temp•Side-Swing Door LER 3624 e Combinations LXR6232E · $ · Th e p air • 0 1 ny • . 9:30 to 5:00 Pomero . •aac;q.s·EA_oL' ~tti!!!W'C.i~l•.a !"am~ _o f .·n'~ · 11 2~5;, , Ch,!!lteT, t~w.ct hl•._.•~ki f>cou_t llw•RI In ~111m~nl•a tiel . ic•nt.: . ly at. St. Paul'• United Metflodlet Church, Tupper• .PI•ina. ,Ia tiNt. ao11 of Ken •nd Sue Caldwell who hosted. II! rec41J!llori for' lllm .fol- . lowing· th• progl'llm. · . • · '~ ·· . : Ohio · 992-3671 , -;; Free Removal .:; -7 ' ' . • ' i.i l ~ • 1!1: '· '\ \ . ' J-.. ·saturday ~·~· ' . ' / 1• 22nd ,, Writer of 'Arthur' childrens' book plans to-retire . ' ' .I ·~·~· . BOSTON (AP) ·The author of the children's books about Arthu~ the, aardyark is putting the beloved, bespectacled character, his sister · D.W. and his gang of friends on the shelf. · · Marc Brown; .53, who created Arthur 25 years ago, said he has decided to !'give myself permission y,. I ' ·aam. a· .!II' to gQ back .and paint." H(s !!PnlfJICI . with · publishe< Little,' .Brol!'.n' calls for two more books, but after that 'he plans to take a break. . i · .' :, · Ar.thur, whose standard, ·garb include1 a sweater and ey~~l,as se~•. · teaches · ~ids lessons about problem solvir!g and respi:~ting others. ;. • •· ' )~ . .I. . '¥ Asst. Varieties Crisco·Oil .i' I ....~'·3 We honor most third party pre~criptiq~ plans. Yo.ur ,Swish~r · & .Lohse Phar~T;Jacists, Chuck. §.. Ken :are\,.: here ··.'to, fill yoqr II prescription needs: : 112 gallon ' Foodland Fruit & Frosted O's 15 oz., Sugar Frosted Flakes ~ oz. Honey & Nut Toasted Oats 14 oz. Apple & Cinnamon toasted Oats ., ' ' • -~· I r--------li!'l-----,..-..--~~----·--· 1. .: ; . COUPON . . I· _up·to 15.0.0 oll.al,y prescrlptlo~ 'r1; ' •Llnilt. '1prescrlptlo11. P.r c•••••, ,., . Bob l:vcms ...---_,.Home Fries and Hash Browns 20~''3 .. ,. 1 I. . I . '· • .. r Swlshe.r & Lohse Pharmacy.· . L-•---I '· . ·.,' ,( .. . Mardi Gras 6 Roll Towels ., sa·aa· ' . . . ' ' Bundle . Charita Alfll8, Mon. liW flit 1:00 a.m. 10 8:00 p.m. Sot &:00 . . 10 0:00pm , Sunday 10:00 a.m. to •:oo p.ni. ' PRESCRIPTION E. Main I . ' •• • \ i'iia · •, tl ( "A Colleclion of My Favorite Gems of the Day'' is the perfect little ' gift for that special someone who is • impossible 1o buy for. Send a self addressed, long, business-size enve· ·• lope and a check or money order for ~ $5.25 (ihis includes postage and · : handling) to: Collection, cfo Ann 1 Landers, P.O. Box 11562. Chicago. ! Ill. 60611.-0562 (in Canada, $6.25). : 'ro find out more about Ann Landers • and read her past columns, visit the - ~ ·creators Syndicate web page at www.creators. com. I ,J• 64900 ': "'N~'"""'"'If'""""i)fJi" ':.~7· ANDERSON'S ~~:v; ,, .. .ews -not fte ·. ~ . , . 9\l . When my gi_rifriend's mother ms1sted on droppmg m unexpectedly, we ~ere forced to lock our doors . at. all limes. Now, she peeks m the 1\'indows. Do you have any suggestions otherihan wiring the doorknobs and windows with a healthy dose .o f electricity? -MIKE IN NEBRASKA DEA,R MIKE: Ahhough it sounds as if you wouldn't mind electrocuting your mother-in-law, it isn'i necessary. Keep yo~tr doors and windows Ground." A card was signed by Eileen Bowers and it. was agreed to help area churches with the Wmpen's Retreat in September. For the pro· gram a skit Y2K Bug" was prese nted by Johnson. Shamblin, Alkire wilh Johnson and Ann Lamben doing "Telemarketing." A reading was g;ven by Pickens, and Wise had the closing prayer. · Next meeting will be at the Zion Church of Christ with old or home· made valentines to be the feature display. Rutland women· will have devotions and Zion, the program. Refreshme11,1s were servec! by the host church. . NEW YORK (AP):..... There was notop·JO, but David Letterman was still crac!<ing jokes as·he left the hospital five days alter quintuple bypass heart sursery. · · "I trunk there,must bave been some kind of mixup. 1 went to the hospital ·to g_eta face:U!l," Lenennan said Wednesday as he left the hospital, according to spokesman Howard Rubenstein. . Lenerman, 52, was continuing to recupe~ate at an undisclosed location, Rubenstein said. .. . · Lettefl\tan, had tile emergency' surgery at New.York-Presbyierian Hospi- ! :":me.•PII•Ys •• I! •I• I locked as a precaution against any and all intruders. This is simply common sense. Curtains or blinds will keep your mother-in-law from pee!ing in your windows whether you are hQme or not There are also window coverings that allow you to see out but prevent others from seeins in. Chock out your options. Extra-Large Capacity Capacity Elect~lc Dryer_ . . David Letterman leaves hospital to recuperate 2.speed Washer •3 Drymg_ Cycles Jnclud1ng . ~ lookofwhattheold-time,back-room, By JOHN CUMNIFI' .' firm "commilted to WASHINGfON - Every presi- cigar-chomping· political kingmakers · NEW YORK '- The roaring high-quality, low-risk investing," By The Aa~lated dential election is a. searclt for the called "the aenuinc article." ,,. litock market has ,left in ·lhe dust puis for.th what sounds . like the ~ : Today is Thursday, Jan ..20, the 20th day of 2000. There a~ 346 days left cure. . . . . A new•Washington ·Posi;~BC poll many of the old formlii~~S. by whic~ Alka-Seltzer e~planation. · { iftthe~~ . . 1 -shares were valued, and !eft·comHe concedes, for instance, that , ·, In 1960, lhe malady was age. \bt- out this weell"'owa thatthtee-fou~ : Today's Highlight·in History: · ers sdllliked Ike, but the grcat World of likely Republican voters in the F~.\ . menljlton .futilcy · scarchina for then: will be a great many losers in ~ : On Jan. 20, 1981, minutes after the presidency had passed from Jimmy Vhlll general was 70 and slowing I New Hampsblre ·primary firid · · . ~xpliJ!I!iolll. '·' , , · . technology, "especially among the ~ <jarter to Ronald ReaJ!an, Iran released 52 Americans it had held hostage for down. The Soviet IIIUnch of Sputnik McCain .~· ".i~irin~ Clltdidlle,~ ' :,.> :" of.~~ ~ ceo- . dOt-c:omS/' ,but there will be many ~ 444 days. · and Castro's tlke-ov.er in Cuba said They beh,vo llC hai; !lie ~;~rengtiJ, 10 -:< , ,tU:cy~ 1111 .'i!p<! o,f I'IIIIIJiory' when l~es too. ·' > · . :· On this date: the country was, too. Jack Kennedy, "bring ~ chanlc. \0, Wlshhli- ' · lf~ ,IO itoCk ·m~bt pricina," .'The technology market "is· ; : In 1801, John Marshall was' appointed chief justice of the United S~tes. 4:1, loomed as the perfect elixir. ton," the JUIS 10 ·ICII' lhc. American· says, Mlchlel ·PI~nt oi' Wright . Probably morc like foam, made up •. In 1841, the island of Hong Kong was ceded to Great Britain. It returned In 1976, it was the rot of Water· people "even if it's . not .politically Inveaton' Service. · of'thousands of bubbles, wliich ali! .1 tll .Chinese a>ntrol in July 1997. · gate. So we pic,ked ,a guy who, taught popular." . · . . · While' ~~ doesn't spell:it iiu~ always in the process of poppinJI ; : In 1887, the U.S. Senate approved an agrcement to lease Pearl Harbor as .Sunday school, who!ie mantra was Bradley: .sets the same .,kind of ..thceb vanished memories are about ind reforming." ~ 8'.nival base. he'd hardly even been to Washington. rcsponse from ~ ''J'Oiel'S·. in · such -thinp ~ pril:c-e1111inp While old-timers think the new· ~ : In 1896, a>median George Burns was born Nathan 'Birnbaum in New In 1992, it was the economy that was the first·in·l!'c-nation primary statc. ratios, proflll as a peR:entage of market theorists arc crazy, and thai ~ York City. , bedridden. So we took a risk on a guy · The rcaaoni c4n ' be fclund in revenues, the rate pf profit~ maybe malhematics is a b_it berse"'! .; . whQ eouldn't rcmembor.aettina draft- McCain's, l:omm011ts '!!I ,"Meet the ,. , ·,ani\11\l.,Oii:· ,, . . . . . · '.. :• In 1920, movie director Federioo Fellini was born in Rimini, Italy. too, IIIey are outnumbered. . ·I:) .\ !n 1936,. Britain's King 'George V died; he was succeeded by Edward , ed; but knew for a fact thatpeople PresS" Sujillay. fie~ a~.· . ,, ; 'Wh~ -lh-,m 'i11.7 .Soljle ·o~!he 1 TeQipo,rarily;• they say. The~ ~·l weregoingiOvotetheirpocketbooks. · gC?V~nt ~lficlal fqr ~ylna ~ ·' ~b ~in·~•. ,and !9d!lY.IIave .have-seen too many "new eras'1 : ~ ;· In 1942, Nazi officials held the notorious Wannsee a>nference, during So herc we arc in 2000. The coon- ~e nee 1\is country; naldng lheir. no ~inp and. no ~mmidlate vhanisll, methhavi~· ~n 'li!~c more . : w'hich they arrived at their "final solution" that called for exterminating amy's g0112Xl- People who never had a hves ?'I smill ~and~ to~ , ,~ ?f_ lh~m. And th~ that I an · so mg, •magmou; some- · ~ J~s. , , job~ catching the bus in the mommil~ of,~;sess. , ~•• h~v.e eam1nga arc priCe!! so ·high thing forecast, something so ~ ! In 1986, the United .States observed the first federal holiday in honor of ing. Kiils arc 'graduatiri• fr<irri oolle... · the U.~ ~eiiiiJii1nP•;;t c:onspntd 10 . thtl .orily. bii in.lituli~n~; slicb as · de~ply, ~~red it 'seemed real. ·; .s,mn civil rights·J.eader Martin Luther King Jr. · , · • •o"confuse iirid.manlpula!e•1them. pcilsion flinds.·4n arrord the~'! ' i Referring to t)te economy ratl!er; ~ ln,l986, Britain and France announced plans to build the Channel Tun- ill withdrcamsofe-<Ommercedancing "You ,tobk~"me ' oii a· tri P' .dOWn 'I, ".Don' •' c'"-"'DI· fot •a than simply to· the stoCk mar"- ...\ •~ their heads. The troops are safe. • ' ,....,... ~· . ' Each day the COld War fades fUJiher ~~ ,IIIJ!: It's heal •J.~' ~me pt~n.tofl999'ss!Ock mamt;" lpglnent of it, David Wyss of Stan·> ; ; In 1994, Shannon Faulkner became the first woman to attend claSses at from the natidna) memory.. smce I ve ~111t~ to lh ,. kind of ·liys Plarnimll llcCalllll "lheic 'is · d~ :~ 'Poor's oontends "there are, ' 'Ate Cill!del in South CatolinL Faulkner joined the _cadet corps in August Our only ailment is the prcsence in <;ommunllt. rh_cll:!nc, wi\CrC.wrong i,~ . ·· cer!Jinly nothing .in U.S. market few · si&ns that this rccord expan·; ; ~ under a>urt order but soon dropped out. . . the White House of a President so ngh~ b111fk,ll white, andup is~hi.IOry remotely dn a scale" ,wilh sio!l rcpresents a 'new' eeonomy. "· ~ : Tel! years ago: Soviet troops stormed the capital of the republic of Azer· incorrigibly dishonest on the penonal M~n s ~- .~ a ~f!!unill suth a love affair. , _"Measured in any rational way: 0 . biij111, the scene of ethnic unres~ leaving doze~ dead and wounded. The stuff that he can't tum in an honest .POW. tn H"'?'• a pUiod m wh•Ch he Such,. rhetoric rather than .num· - price-esrninga ra!ios, .fatio Of. ~ shuttle Columbia returned from an 11 -day mission. Actress Barbara "" "bl he and h1s l\ntepcan rwl.n~ were~ · & ..-. is ~rhape the only .'¥BY· lo market to.bonk, or ratio of market; ~ If -"-' . as showcases by ~iJIIa Cornmunill ' . rcapond to Harry Den~ whO fore· tapitalizallon to gross . domoslic { Sanwyck died in Santa Monica, Calif., at age 82. ·. · . go. ~u, so '"C;'O'"~ Y.1~~,on 1 sees 41,000 points on. the Dow product - the ·market looks ridicu-: > :' 'Five years ago: The•JaJIIIIIese government, criticized for being slow to )Xlhlical stuff- the boommg ~ o;>f!icials from Havana; gave his words . Jones industrial . average or to l.oualy ovonialued." : ~ l'fii'Ond ·to Kobe's devaslating earthquake, admitted its initial rcaction might · ~y ""': thll he ~ his ~ an unusual authentidty. The .-nie was truii in whal ·Bln Olilllstatlh A H!i~Mtt. who exPect Sounds like 111 old-timer with \i ~ve been "confl!sed." The u.S. Siate Department announced a partial .lift- nvals _hale to ':!lmpllln about. . ThiS explams Jl'e focus I~ both Bradlcy'haCIIO•SI)'QIIMIItini.ltlher • •3WOIJ. ·: ,, ~ , . t.,· ·.'11' ,·,, flrm tt,lief'ih thC old formulas. ~ i~ of economic sanctions against North Korca. . , " , paj1ie8 on aidhentic:ity. ll~s not Oin- Kina Da~ allout hollli as In NBA.star •t Facid wiih . i~ch explosive Yes, but with a twill that seem 1o ~ · ~ One year ago: For a second day, President Ointon's legal team argued its ton's performance but .his ~aracter . he taught~ younger widte players on · expecta~ mem~ of the old- place at least one foot 011 the turf of ~ • before the Senate, saying that· House-passed articles of im(JC!IChment that makes the R~hCIUII. hopeful the Ktlicks hoW to 1rca1 blai:k players line (ralemities feel' futile iQ coun- .the l)eW ratipnaliats. ~ Were "flawed and unfair. ~ · · ;, torinf! with thcinncient' formulas. · "We have givep up ona>rrcc- ~ ,· Today's Birthdays: Actor Lawrem;e Dobkin is 81. Country singer Slim and. the De!OOCfaiS. mcl~n' Vice with 1espet:t.. . , ., , The · besi .spcej:li w.rlters and d)e · Ntd 10 they 10' aimply ,10 be ' tion, and expect the market · to : ~ill:llan is 76. Actress Patricia Nesl is 74·. Former astronaut Edwin '' Buz;l!'1 Prcaide~t AI Gore, k~.the1r diStance from -him .. The miiJCIIIty .of ~rs bCsl money can't bUy that' kind of •llesdiptive; declarins that die bal- remain oV.rvalued," he c6ilfesses. ~ Aldrin is 70. Pop sinaer Ron Townson (The Fif!h Dimension) is 67. Comewant a· prcs~t as lucky as_ C::hnton. ex~""'~ or the authenticity that loaning in tcchllOIOSY pricea is a "We now believe there has been a • 11\an Artc>Jbhnson is 66. Actress 'Dorothy Provine is 63. Sen. Paul Coverdell, as smart as Omton, but ~uonng less a>mes wilh i~ · )>ubble. To which Ruasell Reden- fundamental shift in the risk pre· ~ Jt-<la, is 61. Singer. Eric Stewart is 55. Movie director David Lynch is 54. , ' (Ciilte'' Mallle•n, ~of 1M \lau'h iesponds:. "Jt!sonly a:bub- , mium, ~ather than an irrational i~· R!x:k musician Paul Stanley (KISS) is 50. Rock musician Ian Hill (Judas - ' farless-mf?l'almaintenaJ\ce. This explainS. the appeal of Joltn . Sari .F...,.._ El aillaiw.. 'MJih. . ble tf It bursIll." ,. . . speculati~e bubble." P,pest) is 48. Comedian Bill Maher is 44. Actor Lorenzo Lamas is.42. CounMcCain, l{epublican and Bill ' · JnaiDn IIIII'Nu, . Ia .,..,.. • Redenbauah, lnalylt for (John CUnniff I• • bu81~ MIIF Jolt~ Michlicl Montgolllery ·is j5. ~ Stacey Dash is 33. TV Bradlcy, DernoaaL · Bolh ~ the lliir' ~ ClitiC Philldelphla'• Cooke .t. Bieler, u ....,. for n. AP.) • . .,. petlollality Metllla Riven II 32. Sinpr Xavier II 32. . . Pr•• . I RUTLAND ~ New officers werl: installed when the the ·Meigs County Churches of ChriSI Women's Fellowship met at the Rulland Church. Jns1alled by Jane Wise were Kathryn Johnson , president; Pal Thoma, vice president; Paula Pickcps, seqetary; Charldine Alkire, . treasurer; Ida Murphy, news reporter; and Eleanor Hoover, eard chairman. The '!leeting ·. opened with a • prayer song and ' devotions in which · Sherry Shamblin had prayer, P.eggy Bole read "At Year's End", Pat Thoma gave "Heart Prints" and lane ,Wise sang "Holy .,'' Rusher's view: as •I J)qr Allll lAnden: I am having· a problem with my fuwre mother-inJaw, I was raised iD the South, but my girlfriend is from the Midwest Where I collie from, it is considered extremely rude to walk into someone else's house without knocking on the door or ringing the belL .Women's Fellowship installs officers ·____..;....___________ STUh\' SP!EC\'\ Gallipolis commissioners aren't too happy with a city charter provision that requires them to publish all ordinances in their entirety in a newspaper of general circulation within the . city. They say such legal notices are costly, and they've asked City Solicitor Douglas Cowles to see if there's a way around the charter. We don 'tlhink there is, nor do signals. I ·know it's inconvenient, and you're in a hurry, and you'd rather just clean off much window space as is necessary to see out of, but that's not enough. As you drive, the snow off your roof blows onto the windshield of the car behind you, temporarily creating hazardous condilions. Other drivers cannot see your brake lights or turning si1nals, and have no idea where you are lloing, or if you are stopping. Pedeltriahs are at risk because you cannot see them · out your. snow-covered' side win·dows; ·you ·could hit a ydung child without' realizing it. · Even though it's cold ·oatside, .please lake a few extra minutes and clean your car complet.ely. You could save some li.ves.•. AMOM'JN .CANADA ' 'I EARNS EAGLE SCOUT 'THE· . The public's right to know . · is worth the expense • ' ANN LANDERS as is while she shops around, I suggest you return to the counselor by yourself and get some guidance on what to do abouithis strnnge tum of events. It sounds as if your love boat has hit . an ' iceberg, and is in danger of smki ng, Dear Readers: If you live in the Virgin Islands or any of the Southern states, you can skip the next letter. If you I'1ve ·on Minnesota,"Wisconsin, nlinois, Alaska, .or any cold climate, 'II · - · you appreciate •t. Delli' Ann Landers: Now that winter is here, I hope you will print h' ~ 11 1 · t •s or a peop e who dnve when it , snows, . Please, folks, dean off your car completely. This means the roof, hoCJ9, trunk, tai!lighis . . headlights. front window. back ,window, side · windows and especially the turni~g · PH. 992-2955 P~. Oh. . '"I f. .. .. ' • ·-- - · - - ·,, ,. ,.. .. ·~ �Sanlllltl ' Po"Mroy, Middleport, Ohio / aTTtily ..:.;:7\/Cedicine / ' . P• .- I :• .By The Associated Press P"' .J;,. lJIGllllGHTS ----' Prep Basketb~ll ,. __; TVC Glrti- . Mlolgs Ohlo u 0-38-7 VInton 9<lunty ' HOcill.. nc Waterford Soulhern , Eallern Miller . \ ~y'ti'MUita ·~IOnvlle-York 52, Trimble 51 . Today'• ac:ltedule r.lelgs at Vl""'n CountY. pPd. SoutherJ1 at Eastern l'lel10rwtlle-York at AleiC&Ildei Waterford at Federal Hocking Miller at Trimble Belpre at Wellsto11 •· Sllturday'IIIChedule · Chllcpthe at Athens Miller at Nelsorwllle-YO!'k ' - TVC Boys-Ohio '• .. . 118lpre Nelaonvllle-York VInton County Meigs · 1VC 5-2 Southein Federal Hocking Trimble Miller • 3-4 • · Marjorie Fetty, president: announced that the Donna Brandon, state president, will be speaker at ajoint meeting of Delta Kappa .Gamma and Alpha Omicron at a joint meting in )\'larch: A card was signed for Esther Maerker ·whose husband is ill, and January binhdays w.ere· recognized. , Fern Grimm had ihe invocation before a carry-in dinner served at tables decorated with snowmen and l~ntuns. Snowman name tags created by Ros-. alie Story, hostess committee chairman, were giv,en to members. · Donna Jenkins led in group singing of winter songs followed by a ''getting to know you" segment in.which members told of their New Year's resolutions. 1 • .t • < ~= ~~~~ WaMifQI!I , Wellston at Belpre . ' ~ ·' : .. . • ' • . ' . • • ~ • • • •' .• ": .t, . . • ' '• ·,;. ~ .. •• .. • ' ., • . . ' I M • Meigs, Vinton County girls game ·postponed . ""' " ~ : MCARTHUR - The Meigs, Y,nton County girls'ba4kelball game · lilated· for this ~venlng ttas been , postponed. No make up date has been se,l yet. .•" rt '"' ' ... ··~~ ~ • ... -.. ~· ... ~ ' · ,' Catholic Women's Club met at church POMEROY~ M~s preceded the Catholic Women;s Club meeting held ' '"' . , I ____,) --v ' ~ ·' . ~ ' .. ,. . .. ' 1 '' •( • • ' I ' ' ~ ,I'~-~ l• ', ' . • ,,. .. -·... . ~ .~ ..• .. ~ . ' ' •• I FREEZING over a putt isn't just an"eitpressiort. Unless you head • ' f ,; J 0 , .. ,. ' -...,...- - Community.Calendar ---'-- 1 • :o-J'. -"'"""'~~~~':"~lh.o.'• '• ' ' ' . '' · ' Alabama are riothihg to sneeie at. And while we can't ' guiuainee the weaiher, we ~ promise you great gQlf. · Gall .I-800-949-4444 f~r info~ition abo~t o~t 3-day/ 2-night ·golf and hotel packages as~~ as $162. ' ' . ' . . .. " ( , • l • 1 .. - ' ' "I just wanted to lei it register with him, we don't want it to happen," JBDkaon said, referring to Bryant's occasional outof-conttol play. "Kobe played a fine game, slats-wise." .Whdn asked If he had ever been that animated with Bryant before, ~ackaon smiled !IJ!d replied, "No, I'm real patient." Said Bryant: "!just told him thatltry lo make plays some-' times and it doesn't come out the right way sometimes, but I'm out!'there playing my heart out." · Bryant said that after Jackson displayed his anger, the . coach told him to put the inCident. behind him. : ''That's his job," Bryant said or Jackson's outburst. "He's he~ to teach, 1'111 here to learn. I just live and learn, learn from experience, go 'from there." . . The Lakers, whose 33-7 record is lhe NBA's best, won for the 18th time in 20 games and for the 25th in 27. the last two months. The Cavaliers, meanwhile, lost for the 12th time after blowing a lead of nine points or more. · ·Otlio lawyer buys Tribe.from Jacobs = division of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. for the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1998. The Indians said the sale should ,close next month. Jacobs and his late brother, David, bought the struggling franchise for about $4S million on Dec: 9, 1986. The team, without a Series title ·since 1948, endured five . straight losing seasons through 1993, but turned around when it moved into Jacobs Field in 1994• · The Indians have sold out every home pme since early it\ the 1995 ~n. . Under 1ft agreement already in· place, the ~!park name will remain · Jacobs Field at least through the 2006 season. · · "Under Dick Jacobs'. stewardship, the Cleveland Indians' story is one of the most remarkable l'Ye ever seen," commiuioner Bud Selig said. "The club is . in wonderful hands now w.ith Larry Dollft." ,, ' ' 'f 'i I· ' . ' . ALABAMA'S ..' RORRJl.T ' ' ' ''\ ,· ' ~:GOu:· ...· • ....... . . - I FRIDAY .· · ' . ·' "' MIDDLEPoRT ~ OhKan Coin POMEROY- The M_eigs cOun• Cl~. Mon4Ay, 7 p.m. Tf911ey House • . 1 ty Arthritis Supplilt Oroup, Friday, · loeated )n 'MiddlepOn behlnd Dairy . .. 10 a.m. to lf30 a.m. in the confer- Queen. Auction.'Refreshments: ' en~• room of the Meigs ·County '( Sen)or· 'Citizens Center. Dill'llnion . ' ·· . , TraiL 'Jbe word h.as;sotten ar~und ln Cold Country that !he . ~· beautiful courses, the nice weather and the low rates in ~ "l, . .. for the sunny South and the heralded Roben.'II:ent Jones Golf 'y THURSDAY ·and age~da planning. . POMEROY - Special meetina; ' Pomeroy Villaae Council, 7:30p.m., SUNDAY ·village hall, to discusS' building I'OMEROY · - South . Bethel mai ntenaOce. ' · New Testament' Church, Sunday . . , . <I· :; · hymn sing. 6 p.m. Church located on SYRACUSE -Symcuse Village .. Silver Ridge. CounCil, special session, 7 p.m . n\u.nicipill ' building. Purpose to fill CARPENTER Sunday serset on council and discuss new fire ,vices, 10:30 a.m. Carpenter Baptist . truck. ,, Church, State Route 143·, with Cross · Creek ..Buff~lo, W.Va. POMEROY ..., Pom'eroy!:Villaae . " Council will meet•in' sP.,cial sessiOn MONl>AY on Thursday, 7:)0 p!m. at Pomeroy ·POMEROY - Veterans Servi~e Village Hall for the purpase of dis- 12ommission, 7:30p.m Monday,' I l 7 cussing building maintenance. Memorial Drive, Pomeroy.. . ' Lakers bump off Cleveland in late NBA action· . ~ - you nee.4 ·to hit The 'frail'. - ' LO~'ANGELES (AP).- The Los Anseles La~ers came up ter, and Kobe Bryant had 10 of his 25 points and five of his 13 · with perhap61heir rnostlethargic effon of the season against rebounds in the final period as the Lakers won going away. graders beat. Clevelllld. . .O'Neal left wilhoul speaking with reponers, perhaJll!' an · And ' t hey .still won. inciication how he felt . Kyger Creek "I think "<e're diseased, and I take that word as almost two Others said what'hll might.have been thinking. EAST MEIGS~ Eastern's sev)YOrds - we'll' not at ease right now," Lakers coach ·Phil . "It was an uaJy game, we came oul flat defensively,'' said enih-grade boys' basketball. team, Jackson said after his team rallied from ·a 15-point third-quar- Glen Rice, who scored 17 points; but went just 3-of-13 from behind Cody Dill's 18 ' poini8 and ter deficit to·beat the Cavaliets 95-86 Wednesday night. the floor. · · · Robert Cross' 1.4, beat Kyger Creek , . ·,. Regardlesa of whether.you're making,your shots, you still "I thought .our team played without a lot of emotion and ¥-27 Wedlieaday night. . . energy i" lhe fi111t half; and I was co~i:eni¢ about our inti:n- 'have to play hard, exeeute," said Derek Fisher, who added 11 Darren Clark ICd ' the ' llobcals ' ·. ~lty 'aild chemistry," Jackson Said: "I wanted to addt:ess that points, but was just3-of·IO ,from the field. with 12 pointS'. . , . · .. isaueat halftime. •· ' · The Lakers didn'lappear to do much of either for .2 1/2 ,· ",I think they 'tbought Cleveland was goina to roll over and · quarters, trailing 6j-48 midway through the third period. play dead, but. they certaiply did not .dO that, they played However, they outscored the Cavalien 47-23 after that. hard." . '·. · · ·. Tl)e 21-year-old Bryant' drew his coach~s ire for everyone Sllaquille O'Neal had eiah.t of h~ 27 points, 'ix of his 23 in the capacity crowd of 18,997 at Staples Center to see in the, fdlounds and three of his six blocked shots in th~ fourth quar- fourth quarter after Bryant committed one of his six turnovers. it ~ . ' ' ihe Eastern. seventh- at 'c_ I .• ' • ... recently at Sacred Heart Church. . ' '' ' ' · ·Janice Curry, presic!eni. ~ted the ll)eeting with officers· · repons. bein~ given by Martha lhllllld theRe~. Fr..Walter Heinz. Thank you cards were received frorii;'Angelina Chitoba ·Ejioger, a child in Nigeri'a "adopted" ., by the group; Sister Mary Rose in the New York Covenant House, Sister 'Fidelis Bell at St. Mary's ofthe.Springs; and the Rev. Fr. Heinz. Meeting were changed to the first Wednesday of each month. A donation was made to the St. Bern,edette's .Church in North Carolina. Drawipgs in. conj~nction with the Molher's Day )wach in May were plann~c;!. The pastor mentiOned prayer for Chrisdan'tll~Unity, Jan. 18-25. · A video on Christian Foundation of .Children and Aging was ·shown . _In(o~ati?n was ~,iven· on adoplinl children and being a volunteer for the prganizat&on. Rel'liosfu\lents were served by Josafina Myers and Ann Col-· ~rn . , . • . .." ~ I~ • News·and Notes ~ Next meeting will be held at· the Golden Cbrrai,Gallipolis, Feb. 26, II a.m. Attending from Meigs County .were' Story, Fetty, Childs, Ashley, Grfmm, Rebecca Zurt:her, Nellie Parker. Jenkins, Paula Whitt, Wendy Halar, Pam Crow, and Gay Perrin. ,.. · . . Jan. 22, 2000 Wellaton at Meigs . , · : P.ortsmoultl at Alexarlder . Gre.1 at Filderal Hocking l:rlmble at Tree of lJfe ... ' run. • <Jan. 21, 2000 Easte.rn at Southern Alexander at Nelsonville-York .. ' 4-4 . Vinton •Ooupty at Mel~ 'II. . 3-5 0-7 0-10 ~ ,' 6-2 4-3. ' 7-3 3-4 ' ' ConfidentJa"ett ·. hopes·to, t'e!eat ,. 1999 Winston Cup ' championship AIJ. 7-1 10-1 Eastern ·. Weter!Q.rd ~ ' NASOA.R ready to ron Hoeld,. '· . '8-1 3-3 ' 3-7 3-4 3-5 3-4 3-5 . 2-5 2-7 3-4 4-5 Alexander WASHINGTON (AP)- Maybe the Washington Wizards . should start . selling tickets to practice; Watching Michael Jordan u14; his fierce competitiveness to embar: rass an underachieving playet . would be more entertaining, than . watching h'is new team play game. ' The biggest. name in basketball ·history is now part-owner and pres- . ic[ent of basketball operations of the Wizards, a bad team that doesn't draw and can now expect some first-hand les&ons from the fivetime MVP with the Chicago Bulls. "The best way to evaluate a . player is to look in his ~yes and see how scared he is," Jordan said. "And I've seen that." Exhibit A of the lofty task ahead came Wednesday night, hours. after Jordan was introduced before a . packed, enthusiastic,. nationally televised news conference in the basemenl .of the MCI Center. When it came time for the game, the . CHAMPIONSHIP SMILES .:_ Daflnding Wlrllton CUp Seriea aalutt 1he crowd foi)!>Wing hit victory In the Brickyard 400 Ia.. arena was not )!&!:ked - not even champion Dile Jarren (left) 11\d' hiJ Wife ICellay cal~e and .AuauaL Jarrett hopea to rtpellt hit '1111 tltlt thll year. (AP) . close to half-full - and fans wert booina a wfzarcts. team that fetr behind early and ·was embarrassed104-86 by the Dallas Mavericks. Jordan; joined by President Clinton in the owners' box in the fourth quarter, didn't comment after the game. But his new panne(, ' ' ' · · •· fellow minority owner Ted LeonAI43 and IS years into his career on stock car pionship," crew chief Todd Parrott said. "That sis, had lost some of the glow he racing's premier circuit, Jarrett won the sport's and Dale bCitig smart to, not put us in position had earlier in the day. · bigg~t prize by .ending Hendrick Motorsports' when the cai wasn 'I rightto lry to gel something .. After tonight's performance, four-year stranglehold on the driving title. out of it t.hat wasn't there." ' · I'd · h · ·ll's bCen· a heCtic ·schedule since the season The same couldn't be said of Jarrett's ciOIICSI say our guys ave no P1ace to go but up," Leonsis said. ended in November, filled with plenty of ban- pursuers, especially .Jeff Gordoll, winner of three Jordan will own up 10 20 perr .. 'q!ICI$. big checkS and speaking engagements... .of the previous four championships. · cent of the team, a source ·close to Jl!fi'Ctt is ready to put it all behind hi in' and Gordon led the circuit' last year with seven h ·· · · number was impressive it t e negot&ations, speaking on coostar\ over in the season-opening Daytona 500 on ~ictories, but while . was h&'s lowe~t.totalln •our •ears. · dition of · anonymity, told The p b 20 · e · · · · . '' ' Associated Press. · The exact By JOE MACENKA "It's kind 'of a .strange feeling to realize that More important to Gordon, however, W.!IS his amount, could ···vary because of everything we aecomplished and 115 good as it's ineonsi$tency.. f:le spent ~. lot of •time ill t~te . ·coinploxities' involved in the way . , .Af.~portt Wr~r . ''· The maanltl!de of:wlnninwthe 1999 Winston ·been, iri jillt a few weeks; none oftbat makes any garage or runmng well off the pace, the ~ult of the deal was negotiated, the source Cup champi~hip didn't really hit Dale J~UTett difference," he said. "I think the only difference a' serie<~~of engine problem&,6om~hing his~ 'd ' · until almi>st two months later, while he was it does make is that people look at us a little dif- had been able to avoid for more than four yean. · Sjll J~rdan becomes only the third relaxing at home with his wife and walching golf' ferently and we look .al ounelves differently. We Gordon goes intp the 2000 season with his black minority owner in the NBA, ontel~vision.. , . .. . · , .. walk with a·little higher kick in our steps and li third crew chief in six months. The latesl, Rob- with Magic Johnson of the Los The oteuion was the Mercedes Olarnpi· · little•more cqnlldei!Ce. "· · bie Loomis, moves from Petty Enterprises to .Angeles Lakers and Edward and onship, and ..Jarrell was marve.ling as .Tiger With good reasqn. The Winston Cup points Hendrick Motonports in an attempt tri help Betti ann Gardner of the Bulls. Woods..ind E!rilie Els batilcil in what turned out · syitem is designed to reward consistency, and no restore stability to a program lhat relied for years Jordan · tried to become the to be a shot,fo.r-shot duel thl!l wenfiiiiO a play- one was more consistentlast .year than Jarrett. on the expertise of the now:departed.Ray Evern:' league's first black majority ownei 1 off. · · ' 'His equipment was~ main reason he won·four ham. . .' • . last year when he negotiated witb ' "I wa5 ·sitting there talking abOut what it times and finished in the top 10 nearly every The addition of another crew chief and sever- the O!arlotte Hornets but the deal would be. like to be like 1iser WOods and just be other week. J.arrelt's Robert Yates Racing Fords !'I new c.rew members, as wel.l as Olevrolet's . fell through. Jordan SPoke to.othei at the yery top ·of your spon like that," Jarrett went. through all 34 events without 811 engine mlroductton o~ a ne~ Monte Carlo•. has· some . teams, but he never heard from the said "Kelley made lhe ~mentlll~t•. 'Well, you · failure. · people wondenng whether Gordon will be obvious one_. the Bulls are !here right now."' · ' · .., ·· ·~That wa5 the key to our winning the chain' SH NASCAR - B2 · ' nc '. A&J. 8-1 'jYellaton , •. a 2-7 4-8 "· 0-8 0-10 ' O-t1 0-11 ' T(lrnjlle . . A&.L 7-2 7-5 8-2 8-3 IHI . 4-8 Federal Hocklng - ' 4-8 . 3-8 ' 4-5 3-7 NeiiOilYIIIe-YOfk ... '. . ' .,.. . . . '' '·, . ,, POMERO'X ~A progi:anMlll\teilchinf ,;ritirig 'to elemchtary students was present\~<~ at Saturday's meeiing of the Alpha Omicron Chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma, held at the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. .•. Twila C~ilds and Emma Ashley of the professional affairs committee presented the ~program ~mphasilijnJI the wor~ t,hat hel~d ,~he!l) in 111\ljr, ·. ,,.,, '"· mstrucuon. They reponed that once emphasis was . oply placed on the mechanics of writing, and now emphas.is ·iS on content 'and mechanics with levels of achieveme11t being sh~wn IQ children throu1h outlines and· revj: AIJ. 13.() 8-1 11-2 '• S.:2 8-5 Wellston '" Sorority hears about teaching ·method . 1VC .. Alexander Belpre ·:H , Wizards look to Jordan for help THURSDAY'S ... Guitarist performs. in Pomeroy . ' Careful shopping may help reduce reader's 'pill bill' S10RS. Inside: Top 25 hoop reporl- PllgeB2 Inside: Eastern, Southern do battle Friday• ' chopped remaining vegetables, the season112 pound cabbaae. coaneiJ! , The rich flavor of this Winter .3 garlic cloves, peeled and ings, aod the vegetable broth, mix- chopped (about 'half of a mediull) • Vegetable Stew suggests that it has minced ing well. Bring the stew to a boil head) :• cooked for hours - but 20 .minutes I tablespoon olive oil and simmer until the vcgetabln are 1 bay leaf •• of simmering is all that is needed. 1/4 poqnd brussels 'sprouts, tender,llbout20 minutes. I 112 teaspoons black pepper; • Serve it piping hOI in shallow trimmed and blanched for I minute Make beurre manie by mixing corns ,. soup bowls, suggests award-win- in boilin1 water the · lluttci and Dour to~~ with 1/4 teaspoon dried savory ;' • ning cookbook author Darra Gold. 112 P?Und cauliflower Oprets, your fingen. Stir bits of this mix112 teupoon salt (or more, to stein, who has included the recipe blanched for I minute in boiling ture into the stew and cook for taste) in "The Winter Vegetarian: A water about 3 minutes more, until .the Preheat the oven to 400 F. Question: I don" I have insurance Pharmacy. You can obtain a list of Warm and Versatile Bounty" I sweet potato, peeled and sliced broth has thlctiened slightly. 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And many people; jliSI product. · College, Williamstown, Mass. .I teasp~xm minced ginger root .• 4 ·large , carrots .· unpeeled and Add the. 2 quarts water, the pars~ · like you, have to pay the entire Cl,lSI About 4S drug companies have , The recipes include appetizers, I teaSpoon salt halved ley, cabbage, bay -leaf, peppercorn$ :.' of their medicines themselves. such assistance programs. You< doc- nourishing soups, egg and ·cheese Freshly ground black pepper I parsnip, peeled and halved and · savory. Bring to a. boil, then ~ While there's no way to com- tor or pharmacist can help you find dishes, breakfast favorites, sweet ' 112 teasPQOn dried thyme J.'stnall turnip, peeled and quar- simmer the stock for I 112 hours . .; : pletely avoid lhe high casts of med- out if you qualify for one of them. and savory breads and c.omforling Generous pinch of dried savory tered' ' '. Strain the stock, pressing dow~ ~ icines, there are some ways to · Funher, don 'I be afrai11' to' talk desserts. I quan Roasted Vegetable Broth I 'fennel bulb,. trimmed and quar- t~e vegetables. Season to taste wi~ .• reduce them. with your doctor about prescription In making the Winter Vegetable .. (recipe follows}or other .vegetable tered · salt: . · · t 0 1 The simplest is ·to' shop aroilnd prices, and to ask if there is a less Stew, you can use any vegetable stock 1/2 pound button mushrooms, Makes 2 quarts . the pharmacies in your area. Some exJXlnsive alternative. He or she may stock, but if you hl)ve time you can ·3 tablespoons unsalted butter, wii>ed and left wholeNote: You c~n vary,.the vegetal ~ .stores buy drugs in volume and ws know of another drug thai treats the make your own Roasted Vegetable soflened· · · · ' · I tablespoo.n olive oil bles depending on what you ha~ · , along the savings to you. Just b) same condition but costs less. , 'Broth wilh the recipe Goldstein · 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour I cup water or dry white' wine . on hand. If ygu want a pale stoc · calling around for prices, you may One o( the most common ways to alSo includes. · In ' a large stockpot saute ,the plus 2·quans water · for another recipe, peel the oni "f' be able to save 25 percent or more. . save money is by . using generic , . Whiter Vegetable Stew onion and garlic in the olive oil I large handful of parsley sprigs first; leaving the skin on produces a E Another option is to use a mail- drugs. Man>;' name-brand drugs are I small onion, peeled ·and finely until soft, I0 to 12.minutes. Add the ( i ounce) ' mahogany-colored broth. ! ,.. order· pharmacy. As · the name more than twice as· expensive as '" implies, these businesses mail ywr their equally effective generic coun--------;-----------------::--:---~~--------~--------~~--------~--._----~----------------~-+~:·.I medication to yo'!·after you mail or te~. fax the doctor's prescription to Using generics can save you a theni. ' · bundle! ·And, in some cases, there ' !; Prices may be lower tlian , you may be a reasonably priced non-pre~- 1' can find at local drug stores, but scription pt;¢uct that is vinually the · , . ! -~ when you're compating ·prices, same as the ptescriplion drug your don ' I forget to ftgure in additional doctor has recommended. For exam;t 1 t.._ charges like shipping and handlinJ. pie, both generic ibuprofen, avail•• Also, don't forget that' it often lalces · able over-the-counter, and prescrip'I ~' . two or three w~ks to get yoilr ni"\1- .tion Motrin contain the same active • . 't· ... .,~ "!'~ ) cation .in the mail. .' ingredient. . · The nation's largest IIWI:.oider ·. ' •'I • . " ..'""~ pharmacy - and it's a very leplitable one- is run by the American • "Family Medicine" ,is a weekly ,1 ;~ · Association of Retired Penons. column. To submit questions, "' ~ Also, a number of mail-order phar- write to John C. Wolf, D.O., Ohio •• macies are now "on the web." · Univenlty College of Osteopathk ' I'd recommend that if you decide ~ediclne, · Grosvenor Hall, to use an internet pharmacy, m.t you Athens, Ohio 4!701. Past columns pick one that's been certified by the are available online at www.lhraNaiional Association . of ·Boards of' dla,orr/fm. ' John C. Wolf, D.O. Associate Professor of Family Medicine ThURday, Jellutlry 20, 2000 Vegetarian Cooking: Winter Vegeta·ble Ste~...· . • Page Bt ' ' ,•.. ;,: l t • . ' •.' ,. . ,, . ,., ' ' ' .. ' .. ....__ -· /,, ....... ,. ' ... '' �Sanlllltl ' Po"Mroy, Middleport, Ohio / aTTtily ..:.;:7\/Cedicine / ' . P• .- I :• .By The Associated Press P"' .J;,. lJIGllllGHTS ----' Prep Basketb~ll ,. __; TVC Glrti- . Mlolgs Ohlo u 0-38-7 VInton 9<lunty ' HOcill.. nc Waterford Soulhern , Eallern Miller . \ ~y'ti'MUita ·~IOnvlle-York 52, Trimble 51 . Today'• ac:ltedule r.lelgs at Vl""'n CountY. pPd. SoutherJ1 at Eastern l'lel10rwtlle-York at AleiC&Ildei Waterford at Federal Hocking Miller at Trimble Belpre at Wellsto11 •· Sllturday'IIIChedule · Chllcpthe at Athens Miller at Nelsorwllle-YO!'k ' - TVC Boys-Ohio '• .. . 118lpre Nelaonvllle-York VInton County Meigs · 1VC 5-2 Southein Federal Hocking Trimble Miller • 3-4 • · Marjorie Fetty, president: announced that the Donna Brandon, state president, will be speaker at ajoint meeting of Delta Kappa .Gamma and Alpha Omicron at a joint meting in )\'larch: A card was signed for Esther Maerker ·whose husband is ill, and January binhdays w.ere· recognized. , Fern Grimm had ihe invocation before a carry-in dinner served at tables decorated with snowmen and l~ntuns. Snowman name tags created by Ros-. alie Story, hostess committee chairman, were giv,en to members. · Donna Jenkins led in group singing of winter songs followed by a ''getting to know you" segment in.which members told of their New Year's resolutions. 1 • .t • < ~= ~~~~ WaMifQI!I , Wellston at Belpre . ' ~ ·' : .. . • ' • . ' . • • ~ • • • •' .• ": .t, . . • ' '• ·,;. ~ .. •• .. • ' ., • . . ' I M • Meigs, Vinton County girls game ·postponed . ""' " ~ : MCARTHUR - The Meigs, Y,nton County girls'ba4kelball game · lilated· for this ~venlng ttas been , postponed. No make up date has been se,l yet. .•" rt '"' ' ... ··~~ ~ • ... -.. ~· ... ~ ' · ,' Catholic Women's Club met at church POMEROY~ M~s preceded the Catholic Women;s Club meeting held ' '"' . , I ____,) --v ' ~ ·' . ~ ' .. ,. . .. ' 1 '' •( • • ' I ' ' ~ ,I'~-~ l• ', ' . • ,,. .. -·... . ~ .~ ..• .. ~ . ' ' •• I FREEZING over a putt isn't just an"eitpressiort. Unless you head • ' f ,; J 0 , .. ,. ' -...,...- - Community.Calendar ---'-- 1 • :o-J'. -"'"""'~~~~':"~lh.o.'• '• ' ' ' . '' · ' Alabama are riothihg to sneeie at. And while we can't ' guiuainee the weaiher, we ~ promise you great gQlf. · Gall .I-800-949-4444 f~r info~ition abo~t o~t 3-day/ 2-night ·golf and hotel packages as~~ as $162. ' ' . ' . . .. " ( , • l • 1 .. - ' ' "I just wanted to lei it register with him, we don't want it to happen," JBDkaon said, referring to Bryant's occasional outof-conttol play. "Kobe played a fine game, slats-wise." .Whdn asked If he had ever been that animated with Bryant before, ~ackaon smiled !IJ!d replied, "No, I'm real patient." Said Bryant: "!just told him thatltry lo make plays some-' times and it doesn't come out the right way sometimes, but I'm out!'there playing my heart out." · Bryant said that after Jackson displayed his anger, the . coach told him to put the inCident. behind him. : ''That's his job," Bryant said or Jackson's outburst. "He's he~ to teach, 1'111 here to learn. I just live and learn, learn from experience, go 'from there." . . The Lakers, whose 33-7 record is lhe NBA's best, won for the 18th time in 20 games and for the 25th in 27. the last two months. The Cavaliers, meanwhile, lost for the 12th time after blowing a lead of nine points or more. · ·Otlio lawyer buys Tribe.from Jacobs = division of Rupert Murdoch's News Corp. for the Los Angeles Dodgers in 1998. The Indians said the sale should ,close next month. Jacobs and his late brother, David, bought the struggling franchise for about $4S million on Dec: 9, 1986. The team, without a Series title ·since 1948, endured five . straight losing seasons through 1993, but turned around when it moved into Jacobs Field in 1994• · The Indians have sold out every home pme since early it\ the 1995 ~n. . Under 1ft agreement already in· place, the ~!park name will remain · Jacobs Field at least through the 2006 season. · · "Under Dick Jacobs'. stewardship, the Cleveland Indians' story is one of the most remarkable l'Ye ever seen," commiuioner Bud Selig said. "The club is . in wonderful hands now w.ith Larry Dollft." ,, ' ' 'f 'i I· ' . ' . ALABAMA'S ..' RORRJl.T ' ' ' ''\ ,· ' ~:GOu:· ...· • ....... . . - I FRIDAY .· · ' . ·' "' MIDDLEPoRT ~ OhKan Coin POMEROY- The M_eigs cOun• Cl~. Mon4Ay, 7 p.m. Tf911ey House • . 1 ty Arthritis Supplilt Oroup, Friday, · loeated )n 'MiddlepOn behlnd Dairy . .. 10 a.m. to lf30 a.m. in the confer- Queen. Auction.'Refreshments: ' en~• room of the Meigs ·County '( Sen)or· 'Citizens Center. Dill'llnion . ' ·· . , TraiL 'Jbe word h.as;sotten ar~und ln Cold Country that !he . ~· beautiful courses, the nice weather and the low rates in ~ "l, . .. for the sunny South and the heralded Roben.'II:ent Jones Golf 'y THURSDAY ·and age~da planning. . POMEROY - Special meetina; ' Pomeroy Villaae Council, 7:30p.m., SUNDAY ·village hall, to discusS' building I'OMEROY · - South . Bethel mai ntenaOce. ' · New Testament' Church, Sunday . . , . <I· :; · hymn sing. 6 p.m. Church located on SYRACUSE -Symcuse Village .. Silver Ridge. CounCil, special session, 7 p.m . n\u.nicipill ' building. Purpose to fill CARPENTER Sunday serset on council and discuss new fire ,vices, 10:30 a.m. Carpenter Baptist . truck. ,, Church, State Route 143·, with Cross · Creek ..Buff~lo, W.Va. POMEROY ..., Pom'eroy!:Villaae . " Council will meet•in' sP.,cial sessiOn MONl>AY on Thursday, 7:)0 p!m. at Pomeroy ·POMEROY - Veterans Servi~e Village Hall for the purpase of dis- 12ommission, 7:30p.m Monday,' I l 7 cussing building maintenance. Memorial Drive, Pomeroy.. . ' Lakers bump off Cleveland in late NBA action· . ~ - you nee.4 ·to hit The 'frail'. - ' LO~'ANGELES (AP).- The Los Anseles La~ers came up ter, and Kobe Bryant had 10 of his 25 points and five of his 13 · with perhap61heir rnostlethargic effon of the season against rebounds in the final period as the Lakers won going away. graders beat. Clevelllld. . .O'Neal left wilhoul speaking with reponers, perhaJll!' an · And ' t hey .still won. inciication how he felt . Kyger Creek "I think "<e're diseased, and I take that word as almost two Others said what'hll might.have been thinking. EAST MEIGS~ Eastern's sev)YOrds - we'll' not at ease right now," Lakers coach ·Phil . "It was an uaJy game, we came oul flat defensively,'' said enih-grade boys' basketball. team, Jackson said after his team rallied from ·a 15-point third-quar- Glen Rice, who scored 17 points; but went just 3-of-13 from behind Cody Dill's 18 ' poini8 and ter deficit to·beat the Cavaliets 95-86 Wednesday night. the floor. · · · Robert Cross' 1.4, beat Kyger Creek , . ·,. Regardlesa of whether.you're making,your shots, you still "I thought .our team played without a lot of emotion and ¥-27 Wedlieaday night. . . energy i" lhe fi111t half; and I was co~i:eni¢ about our inti:n- 'have to play hard, exeeute," said Derek Fisher, who added 11 Darren Clark ICd ' the ' llobcals ' ·. ~lty 'aild chemistry," Jackson Said: "I wanted to addt:ess that points, but was just3-of·IO ,from the field. with 12 pointS'. . , . · .. isaueat halftime. •· ' · The Lakers didn'lappear to do much of either for .2 1/2 ,· ",I think they 'tbought Cleveland was goina to roll over and · quarters, trailing 6j-48 midway through the third period. play dead, but. they certaiply did not .dO that, they played However, they outscored the Cavalien 47-23 after that. hard." . '·. · · ·. Tl)e 21-year-old Bryant' drew his coach~s ire for everyone Sllaquille O'Neal had eiah.t of h~ 27 points, 'ix of his 23 in the capacity crowd of 18,997 at Staples Center to see in the, fdlounds and three of his six blocked shots in th~ fourth quar- fourth quarter after Bryant committed one of his six turnovers. it ~ . ' ' ihe Eastern. seventh- at 'c_ I .• ' • ... recently at Sacred Heart Church. . ' '' ' ' · ·Janice Curry, presic!eni. ~ted the ll)eeting with officers· · repons. bein~ given by Martha lhllllld theRe~. Fr..Walter Heinz. Thank you cards were received frorii;'Angelina Chitoba ·Ejioger, a child in Nigeri'a "adopted" ., by the group; Sister Mary Rose in the New York Covenant House, Sister 'Fidelis Bell at St. Mary's ofthe.Springs; and the Rev. Fr. Heinz. Meeting were changed to the first Wednesday of each month. A donation was made to the St. Bern,edette's .Church in North Carolina. Drawipgs in. conj~nction with the Molher's Day )wach in May were plann~c;!. The pastor mentiOned prayer for Chrisdan'tll~Unity, Jan. 18-25. · A video on Christian Foundation of .Children and Aging was ·shown . _In(o~ati?n was ~,iven· on adoplinl children and being a volunteer for the prganizat&on. Rel'liosfu\lents were served by Josafina Myers and Ann Col-· ~rn . , . • . .." ~ I~ • News·and Notes ~ Next meeting will be held at· the Golden Cbrrai,Gallipolis, Feb. 26, II a.m. Attending from Meigs County .were' Story, Fetty, Childs, Ashley, Grfmm, Rebecca Zurt:her, Nellie Parker. Jenkins, Paula Whitt, Wendy Halar, Pam Crow, and Gay Perrin. ,.. · . . Jan. 22, 2000 Wellaton at Meigs . , · : P.ortsmoultl at Alexarlder . Gre.1 at Filderal Hocking l:rlmble at Tree of lJfe ... ' run. • <Jan. 21, 2000 Easte.rn at Southern Alexander at Nelsonville-York .. ' 4-4 . Vinton •Ooupty at Mel~ 'II. . 3-5 0-7 0-10 ~ ,' 6-2 4-3. ' 7-3 3-4 ' ' ConfidentJa"ett ·. hopes·to, t'e!eat ,. 1999 Winston Cup ' championship AIJ. 7-1 10-1 Eastern ·. Weter!Q.rd ~ ' NASOA.R ready to ron Hoeld,. '· . '8-1 3-3 ' 3-7 3-4 3-5 3-4 3-5 . 2-5 2-7 3-4 4-5 Alexander WASHINGTON (AP)- Maybe the Washington Wizards . should start . selling tickets to practice; Watching Michael Jordan u14; his fierce competitiveness to embar: rass an underachieving playet . would be more entertaining, than . watching h'is new team play game. ' The biggest. name in basketball ·history is now part-owner and pres- . ic[ent of basketball operations of the Wizards, a bad team that doesn't draw and can now expect some first-hand les&ons from the fivetime MVP with the Chicago Bulls. "The best way to evaluate a . player is to look in his ~yes and see how scared he is," Jordan said. "And I've seen that." Exhibit A of the lofty task ahead came Wednesday night, hours. after Jordan was introduced before a . packed, enthusiastic,. nationally televised news conference in the basemenl .of the MCI Center. When it came time for the game, the . CHAMPIONSHIP SMILES .:_ Daflnding Wlrllton CUp Seriea aalutt 1he crowd foi)!>Wing hit victory In the Brickyard 400 Ia.. arena was not )!&!:ked - not even champion Dile Jarren (left) 11\d' hiJ Wife ICellay cal~e and .AuauaL Jarrett hopea to rtpellt hit '1111 tltlt thll year. (AP) . close to half-full - and fans wert booina a wfzarcts. team that fetr behind early and ·was embarrassed104-86 by the Dallas Mavericks. Jordan; joined by President Clinton in the owners' box in the fourth quarter, didn't comment after the game. But his new panne(, ' ' ' · · •· fellow minority owner Ted LeonAI43 and IS years into his career on stock car pionship," crew chief Todd Parrott said. "That sis, had lost some of the glow he racing's premier circuit, Jarrett won the sport's and Dale bCitig smart to, not put us in position had earlier in the day. · bigg~t prize by .ending Hendrick Motorsports' when the cai wasn 'I rightto lry to gel something .. After tonight's performance, four-year stranglehold on the driving title. out of it t.hat wasn't there." ' · I'd · h · ·ll's bCen· a heCtic ·schedule since the season The same couldn't be said of Jarrett's ciOIICSI say our guys ave no P1ace to go but up," Leonsis said. ended in November, filled with plenty of ban- pursuers, especially .Jeff Gordoll, winner of three Jordan will own up 10 20 perr .. 'q!ICI$. big checkS and speaking engagements... .of the previous four championships. · cent of the team, a source ·close to Jl!fi'Ctt is ready to put it all behind hi in' and Gordon led the circuit' last year with seven h ·· · · number was impressive it t e negot&ations, speaking on coostar\ over in the season-opening Daytona 500 on ~ictories, but while . was h&'s lowe~t.totalln •our •ears. · dition of · anonymity, told The p b 20 · e · · · · . '' ' Associated Press. · The exact By JOE MACENKA "It's kind 'of a .strange feeling to realize that More important to Gordon, however, W.!IS his amount, could ···vary because of everything we aecomplished and 115 good as it's ineonsi$tency.. f:le spent ~. lot of •time ill t~te . ·coinploxities' involved in the way . , .Af.~portt Wr~r . ''· The maanltl!de of:wlnninwthe 1999 Winston ·been, iri jillt a few weeks; none oftbat makes any garage or runmng well off the pace, the ~ult of the deal was negotiated, the source Cup champi~hip didn't really hit Dale J~UTett difference," he said. "I think the only difference a' serie<~~of engine problem&,6om~hing his~ 'd ' · until almi>st two months later, while he was it does make is that people look at us a little dif- had been able to avoid for more than four yean. · Sjll J~rdan becomes only the third relaxing at home with his wife and walching golf' ferently and we look .al ounelves differently. We Gordon goes intp the 2000 season with his black minority owner in the NBA, ontel~vision.. , . .. . · , .. walk with a·little higher kick in our steps and li third crew chief in six months. The latesl, Rob- with Magic Johnson of the Los The oteuion was the Mercedes Olarnpi· · little•more cqnlldei!Ce. "· · bie Loomis, moves from Petty Enterprises to .Angeles Lakers and Edward and onship, and ..Jarrell was marve.ling as .Tiger With good reasqn. The Winston Cup points Hendrick Motonports in an attempt tri help Betti ann Gardner of the Bulls. Woods..ind E!rilie Els batilcil in what turned out · syitem is designed to reward consistency, and no restore stability to a program lhat relied for years Jordan · tried to become the to be a shot,fo.r-shot duel thl!l wenfiiiiO a play- one was more consistentlast .year than Jarrett. on the expertise of the now:departed.Ray Evern:' league's first black majority ownei 1 off. · · ' 'His equipment was~ main reason he won·four ham. . .' • . last year when he negotiated witb ' "I wa5 ·sitting there talking abOut what it times and finished in the top 10 nearly every The addition of another crew chief and sever- the O!arlotte Hornets but the deal would be. like to be like 1iser WOods and just be other week. J.arrelt's Robert Yates Racing Fords !'I new c.rew members, as wel.l as Olevrolet's . fell through. Jordan SPoke to.othei at the yery top ·of your spon like that," Jarrett went. through all 34 events without 811 engine mlroductton o~ a ne~ Monte Carlo•. has· some . teams, but he never heard from the said "Kelley made lhe ~mentlll~t•. 'Well, you · failure. · people wondenng whether Gordon will be obvious one_. the Bulls are !here right now."' · ' · .., ·· ·~That wa5 the key to our winning the chain' SH NASCAR - B2 · ' nc '. A&J. 8-1 'jYellaton , •. a 2-7 4-8 "· 0-8 0-10 ' O-t1 0-11 ' T(lrnjlle . . A&.L 7-2 7-5 8-2 8-3 IHI . 4-8 Federal Hocklng - ' 4-8 . 3-8 ' 4-5 3-7 NeiiOilYIIIe-YOfk ... '. . ' .,.. . . . '' '·, . ,, POMERO'X ~A progi:anMlll\teilchinf ,;ritirig 'to elemchtary students was present\~<~ at Saturday's meeiing of the Alpha Omicron Chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma, held at the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. .•. Twila C~ilds and Emma Ashley of the professional affairs committee presented the ~program ~mphasilijnJI the wor~ t,hat hel~d ,~he!l) in 111\ljr, ·. ,,.,, '"· mstrucuon. They reponed that once emphasis was . oply placed on the mechanics of writing, and now emphas.is ·iS on content 'and mechanics with levels of achieveme11t being sh~wn IQ children throu1h outlines and· revj: AIJ. 13.() 8-1 11-2 '• S.:2 8-5 Wellston '" Sorority hears about teaching ·method . 1VC .. Alexander Belpre ·:H , Wizards look to Jordan for help THURSDAY'S ... Guitarist performs. in Pomeroy . ' Careful shopping may help reduce reader's 'pill bill' S10RS. Inside: Top 25 hoop reporl- PllgeB2 Inside: Eastern, Southern do battle Friday• ' chopped remaining vegetables, the season112 pound cabbaae. coaneiJ! , The rich flavor of this Winter .3 garlic cloves, peeled and ings, aod the vegetable broth, mix- chopped (about 'half of a mediull) • Vegetable Stew suggests that it has minced ing well. Bring the stew to a boil head) :• cooked for hours - but 20 .minutes I tablespoon olive oil and simmer until the vcgetabln are 1 bay leaf •• of simmering is all that is needed. 1/4 poqnd brussels 'sprouts, tender,llbout20 minutes. I 112 teaspoons black pepper; • Serve it piping hOI in shallow trimmed and blanched for I minute Make beurre manie by mixing corns ,. soup bowls, suggests award-win- in boilin1 water the · lluttci and Dour to~~ with 1/4 teaspoon dried savory ;' • ning cookbook author Darra Gold. 112 P?Und cauliflower Oprets, your fingen. Stir bits of this mix112 teupoon salt (or more, to stein, who has included the recipe blanched for I minute in boiling ture into the stew and cook for taste) in "The Winter Vegetarian: A water about 3 minutes more, until .the Preheat the oven to 400 F. Question: I don" I have insurance Pharmacy. You can obtain a list of Warm and Versatile Bounty" I sweet potato, peeled and sliced broth has thlctiened slightly. S~rve Place the onion, garlic, leeta; to help pay for my medicines. I am ihese at www.nabp.net. There are (Harper, $16' paperback). The book 1/2 inch thi~k. then cut into 1/4- hot. carrots, pai'Snips, turnip, fennel all!l ~ . currently spending aboui $40Q eldl currently only a few cenified online was originally published in hard- inch sticks MJ)ces 4 to 6 servings. mushrooms in a large roasting PI!! . . month on them. Are there any ways pharmacies, although there are more cover in 1996 as. "The Veg~tarian I large red potato, scrubbed and and drizzle with the olive oil. Ro~!Sf ,. for me to save money. on my pills? than 200 that do business using this· Hearth." cut into l-inch cubes R...ted Vegetable Broth the vegetables, stirring two or thm! 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De glaze the roasting pan with I ~ es. age and ,no ability to pay for a need- lions of winter folk festivals in and cut into l-inch cubes · whole cup af water or wine, scraping u11 ~; 0 Even il you ·have health illslll'- . ~ pfC'scription drug, you may quali- · northern cultures, essays on buck- . - 112 acorn squash, peeled, seed" 2 leeks,. including I .inch of the all the browned bits clinging to th~ ; ance that pays part of the cost of fy for assistance from the pharrna- wheat and rutabaga. Goldstein is ed, and sliced 1/4 inch thick, then greens, sliced lengthwise and pan . Pour this liquid .into the ~· your prescriptions, you.~:lft still ft!ce · ceutical company that makes the professor of Russian al Williams each slice halved rinsed well With the vegetables . ' . , ' •. Jarge bills. And many people; jliSI product. · College, Williamstown, Mass. .I teasp~xm minced ginger root .• 4 ·large , carrots .· unpeeled and Add the. 2 quarts water, the pars~ · like you, have to pay the entire Cl,lSI About 4S drug companies have , The recipes include appetizers, I teaSpoon salt halved ley, cabbage, bay -leaf, peppercorn$ :.' of their medicines themselves. such assistance programs. You< doc- nourishing soups, egg and ·cheese Freshly ground black pepper I parsnip, peeled and halved and · savory. Bring to a. boil, then ~ While there's no way to com- tor or pharmacist can help you find dishes, breakfast favorites, sweet ' 112 teasPQOn dried thyme J.'stnall turnip, peeled and quar- simmer the stock for I 112 hours . .; : pletely avoid lhe high casts of med- out if you qualify for one of them. and savory breads and c.omforling Generous pinch of dried savory tered' ' '. Strain the stock, pressing dow~ ~ icines, there are some ways to · Funher, don 'I be afrai11' to' talk desserts. I quan Roasted Vegetable Broth I 'fennel bulb,. trimmed and quar- t~e vegetables. Season to taste wi~ .• reduce them. with your doctor about prescription In making the Winter Vegetable .. (recipe follows}or other .vegetable tered · salt: . · · t 0 1 The simplest is ·to' shop aroilnd prices, and to ask if there is a less Stew, you can use any vegetable stock 1/2 pound button mushrooms, Makes 2 quarts . the pharmacies in your area. Some exJXlnsive alternative. He or she may stock, but if you hl)ve time you can ·3 tablespoons unsalted butter, wii>ed and left wholeNote: You c~n vary,.the vegetal ~ .stores buy drugs in volume and ws know of another drug thai treats the make your own Roasted Vegetable soflened· · · · ' · I tablespoo.n olive oil bles depending on what you ha~ · , along the savings to you. Just b) same condition but costs less. , 'Broth wilh the recipe Goldstein · 3 tablespoons all-purpose flour I cup water or dry white' wine . on hand. If ygu want a pale stoc · calling around for prices, you may One o( the most common ways to alSo includes. · In ' a large stockpot saute ,the plus 2·quans water · for another recipe, peel the oni "f' be able to save 25 percent or more. . save money is by . using generic , . Whiter Vegetable Stew onion and garlic in the olive oil I large handful of parsley sprigs first; leaving the skin on produces a E Another option is to use a mail- drugs. Man>;' name-brand drugs are I small onion, peeled ·and finely until soft, I0 to 12.minutes. Add the ( i ounce) ' mahogany-colored broth. ! ,.. order· pharmacy. As · the name more than twice as· expensive as '" implies, these businesses mail ywr their equally effective generic coun--------;-----------------::--:---~~--------~--------~~--------~--._----~----------------~-+~:·.I medication to yo'!·after you mail or te~. fax the doctor's prescription to Using generics can save you a theni. ' · bundle! ·And, in some cases, there ' !; Prices may be lower tlian , you may be a reasonably priced non-pre~- 1' can find at local drug stores, but scription pt;¢uct that is vinually the · , . ! -~ when you're compating ·prices, same as the ptescriplion drug your don ' I forget to ftgure in additional doctor has recommended. For exam;t 1 t.._ charges like shipping and handlinJ. pie, both generic ibuprofen, avail•• Also, don't forget that' it often lalces · able over-the-counter, and prescrip'I ~' . two or three w~ks to get yoilr ni"\1- .tion Motrin contain the same active • . 't· ... .,~ "!'~ ) cation .in the mail. .' ingredient. . · The nation's largest IIWI:.oider ·. ' •'I • . " ..'""~ pharmacy - and it's a very leplitable one- is run by the American • "Family Medicine" ,is a weekly ,1 ;~ · Association of Retired Penons. column. To submit questions, "' ~ Also, a number of mail-order phar- write to John C. Wolf, D.O., Ohio •• macies are now "on the web." · Univenlty College of Osteopathk ' I'd recommend that if you decide ~ediclne, · Grosvenor Hall, to use an internet pharmacy, m.t you Athens, Ohio 4!701. Past columns pick one that's been certified by the are available online at www.lhraNaiional Association . of ·Boards of' dla,orr/fm. ' John C. Wolf, D.O. Associate Professor of Family Medicine ThURday, Jellutlry 20, 2000 Vegetarian Cooking: Winter Vegeta·ble Ste~...· . • Page Bt ' ' ,•.. ;,: l t • . ' •.' ,. . ,, . ,., ' ' ' .. ' .. ....__ -· /,, ....... ,. ' ... '' �, Page B 2 • The Deily Sentlriel Pomeroy, Middleport. Ohio Thuraclay, Jlmuary 20, 2000 Thursday, Januery •• 2000 Duke blows lead, rallies to beat NO State By The AuoclaMd PreM One of the most tmpresstve streaks tn college basketball was kept ahve wtth one of the wildest fimshes of the season Duke blew a five-pomt lead tn the final 9 6 aeconds of regulallon but the fifth ranked Blue Devtls came up btg m overttme for a 92 88 VIctory over North Carolina State The wm was Duke s 27th stratght m the Allanite Coast Conference tymg the record set by North Carob na State from 1972 75 The Blue Devils (14 2 ACC 5 0) who won thetr 14th stratght overall and 44th stratght at home can break tbe record Saturday at Wake Forest Any lime you can wm 27 m a row 10 thts great league 11 says you re playmg hard all the ttme 110 per cent every lime you step out on the court satd Chns Carrawell Duke s only semor who fintshed wtth a career htgh 30 pomts and played all 45 mmutes Carrawell had five pomts tn overttme one less than freshman teammate Carlos Boozer who fimshed wtth 24 pomts Carrawell was a magntftcent warner Duke coach Mtke Krzyzewskt satd I was truly honored to be hts coach He has developed tnto such a tough ktd N C State (12 3 ACC 3 2) tratled by potnt wtth a chance to wm the game m regulatton but Justm Gamey fell to the floor wtth the ball and called a ttmeout hts team dtdn t have Duke made two free throws on the techmcal and two on the ensuing possesston But after a layup by Marshall Wtlhams of the Wolf pack and a turnover by Duke wtth 2 S seconds left Shane Bather fouled Gamey from 3 pomt range wtth SCRAMBLE- Duke • J ..on Williams (left) and 0 S seconds left N C State a Justin Gainey battle for the ball during The semor pomt guard made the first mtssed the the Blue Davila win Wadneaday (AP) second then mtssed the thtrd on purpose and Withams put back the rebound for a 79 79 he at the buzzer Televtston relays appeared to show the red light was on stgnahng no lime left before the shot left Withams hand To be able to recover from SttuatJOns hke that IS a stgn of outstand ng ktds and my ktds really respond ed Krzyzewski ssid That s one of the better thtngs I ve seen any of my teams do They dtd 1t I didn t do 11 It s an emotional downer when you feel hke you had the game won but we played so magmficently m the overttme Ron Kelley matched hts season htgb wtth 17 pomts to lead the Wolfpack For the most part, we played wtth excellent com posure N C State coach Herb Sendek satd No 4Aubum 65, South Carolina 61 The Tigers (16 1 SEC 4-0) won tbetr 14th Slratght by gom" 5 for 6 from the foul hne m the final 49 sec onds Scott Pohlman had 19 pomls fo< Auburn 12 on 3 potalers Freshman Chuck EtdSOI\ had 24 potnts for the vtsttmg Gamecocks (9 8 SEC 1 3) who lost thetr thud stratght No 6 Syracu.. 82, Pltllburgh 72 Reserve freshman DeShaun Wtlhams, scoreless hiS last three games had a season htgh 23 pomts as the Orangemen (15 0 Btg East 5-0) remamed the; only unbeaten team m D1v1ston I Syracuse remamed unbeaten m i'tttsburgh smce the 1991 92 season by gomg 14 for 14 from the foul hne m the second half Rtcardo Greer had lS pomts and 10 rebounds for the Panthers (S 7 B1g East 0-4) VlhO have lost .four st~atght and five of stx NBAroundup Portland holds off Duncan, Spurs for big win After lostng two stratght for the ftrst hme thts season the Portland Tratl Blazers ended a slump and stopped Ttm Duncans double ftgute sconng streak m the process Portland beat San Antomo 105 95 Wednesday mght m the fust meetmg between the teams smce the Spurs swept the Blazers 4 0 m the Western Conference fmals last season on the way to the NBA hlle Portland also held Duncan to mne pomts stoppmg hts streak of double dtgtt sconng at 61 games- lhtrd longest m the NB~ Wallace scored 22 pomts 16 tn the ftrst half and dtd the bulk of the defenstve work agamst Duncan Portland tmproved tts record to 29 10 second best tn the NBA Davtd Robmson led the Spurs wtth 29 pomts and 12 rebounds 76era 107 Hawke 89 Larry Hughes who could be gomg to the Mtamt Heat 10 a deal for Jamal Mashburn scored 18 pomts mcludmg two sensational dunks for Phtladelphta A:llen Iverson had 25 pomts and etghl ~ ee. 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No 12 Oklahoma St. n, No 14 Teaa. .::: Desmond Mason scored 30 po1nts, tnclucllna. : • the first etght of the second half when the Cowboys (14 • I Btg 12 3-0) took tbe lead for good '" They sealed the wm by gomg 12-of 14 from-·: the fn:c throw hoe tn the final 1 48 Cbns Mthm hid a season hip 24 pomta for tbe vtSthng l.oltghorns (11 S B1g 123 1) Colorado No. 17 Oldlhoma 10 Jaquay Walls l&lORd 17 of h11 28 pomla tn the final 10 42 tncludtng gotng 13-of 14 from lhe freethrow hne aa the Buffaloes (10-6, Btg 12 1 3) snapped an 11 game losmg streak to Oklahome Eduardo NaJera had 17 pomts and 14 rebounds for the Sooners (14 3 Btg 12 2 2) who dropped theu second slratghl road game No 11 K.mucJty 74, Ml•lallppl ee Jamql Magloue had 19 pomts and 14 rebounds for the Wildcats (12 5 SEC 3 1) who won for the etghth !IDle '" nme games and fimshed wtt~ a. 45 35 rebound advantage Kentucky last m the league tn shoottng struggled agam g01ng 24 for 59 (40 7 per. cent) tncludmg 3-of 17 from 3 pomt range Marcu~ Htcks had 27 pomts and 10 rebounds for the vtsttmg Rebels (12-6 SEC 0 5) No 24 Maryland 73, Wake Foreat 51 Lonny Baxter scored 12 of hts IS pomts m a game-openmg 24 4 run as the Ten'apms (12 5 ACC 1 3) snappe<l a three gsme losmg streak and finally post, ed a vtaory m the Atlanhc Coast Conference Danus Songatla had 14 pomts for the vtsttmg Demon Deacons (ll-6 ACC 2 3) who shot 29 percent mchldmg 2 for 10 from 3 potnl range and commttled 20 turnovers vtewed as an underdog lhts year year bnngs better health Mark Mar I hope so ss1d Gordon who tm lhtrd m the pomts last year wh1le asststs as the Stxers won thetr fourth stratght etghth stratght at lndtana mcludmg two wound up stxth m last year s stand wmmog twtce and seven hmC:: and stxth tn seven games playoff losses last year mgs hts worst fimsh smce coming senes champton Dale Earnhardt Celtlcs 94, Raptors 90 Knlcka 90 Nata 89 m etghth m 1994 I don t mmd the who won three races and wound up Paul Pterce scored 30 potnts htthng the Charhe Ward had 19 pomts seven asststs focus not bemg on us nght now seventh hoth had back surgery ul game wmnmg 3 pomter wtth 4 6 seconds and no turnovers and Chns Chtlds played Gordon s attentton bas turned to the offseason left to cap a 14 0 run for Boston superb defense agamst Stephon Marbury on fintshtng raceS; somcthmg he fatled Martm s Roush Racmg team The Celttcs ralhed from a 13 pomt deftctt the fmal play at New York to do a ctrcutt htgh seven ltmes last mate Jeff Burton also ts exp,ected to m the fourth quarter before Pterce s shot It was the thtrd stratght wm for the year And he wants a strong fimsh to contend for the htle He won stl( swtshed through as the 24 second clock Kmcks who emerged vtc)onous from a the season another longtune Gordon limes last year and fimshed fifth exptred back and forth ftnal five mtnutes after trademark desptte a problem wtth poor startmg Maverlcka 104 Wizards 86 squandenng yet another double dtgtt lead 10 Sometimes It s mcer to kmd of posthons On the day Mtchael Jordan became part the ftnal quarter be that qutet )llealth team that comes Dale Earnhardt Jr the two lime owner of the Washtngton Wtzards hts new Hornets 96, Bulla 86 up through there and surpnses Grand National champton makes team put on one of tis worst performances of Eddte Jones scored 26 pomts Dernck them hesatd hts much ballyhooed step up to the season man MCI arena that was less than Coleman added 20 and Charlotte made 29 Two dnvers who dtd that m ~ 999 Wmston Cup dnvmg on a fldl ltme half full free throws to beat Chtcago wtll be lopkmg for re~t perfor basts thts year Mtchael Fmley scored 23 p01nts to lead The vtctory <mapped a nme game road mances Earnhardt who headlines a rook the Mavencks whtle Tracy Murray scored losmg streak for the Hornets It also was Bobby Labonte won five races te class that also mcludeS Dave 17 for Washmgton thetr ftrst wm m Chtcago smce Apnl 8 and fimshed a career best second m Blaney Matt Kenseth and CART Pacers 106 Bucks 84 1996 the pomts but wound up 202 behtnd defectee Scott Pruett satd hts only Reggte Mtller scored 29 pmnts and Mark Tlmberwolves 91, Jazz 88 Jarrett Tony Stewart Labonte s goalts to be the top first year dover Jackson h'ad 12 asststs as Indtana got tis 13th Kevm Garnett scored 31 pomts and Bobby teammate at Joe Gtbbs Racmg won It s gomg to be pretty much up stratght home vtclory Jackson added 18 as Mmnesota beat Utah a rooiC1e record three races and fin for grabs he Slltd It s gomg to M1Iwaukee led by Glenn Robmson wtth Karl Malone scored 21 pomts for the Jazz tshed fourth m the pmnts have a lot to do wtth whose team 25 pomts and Ray Allen w th 16 dropped tis Two dnvers are hopmg the new Jells qutckly continued from 81 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohlo Non Quality ng Auumable $4 000 Down & Taka Over Pay menltl 740-446-3218 P lot Program Renters 304-73&-729! 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No Fit Unlell Wo Wlnl I 8811-582 3345 adYtr1ltomen1o for ...ofwhich Is n viOlation the· law Our readers are hlr8by Informed lhalolf -lings actven sed n this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity biSJa RlAL ESTATE 1993 J m Wolters Home 4BR 2tull balh lv ngooom kflchenl d nlng a eo & ulllfly oom w 3 Acres n Ashton Aroa $68 500 330 Farms for Sale STO IOACAES Between Gal polls & Jackson Nea Thu man Beautiful Ro no Meadows WI h Lota Of Road Fron age Prices Start At $ 2 500 Land Contracts Ava ab a Free Mapa ANTHONY LAND CO LTD I 1100-213-8365 Raal Estate Wanted 8 lck home In lhe New Haven W.PayCAII! FORECLOSED HOMES. 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Ohio Thuraclay, Jlmuary 20, 2000 Thursday, Januery •• 2000 Duke blows lead, rallies to beat NO State By The AuoclaMd PreM One of the most tmpresstve streaks tn college basketball was kept ahve wtth one of the wildest fimshes of the season Duke blew a five-pomt lead tn the final 9 6 aeconds of regulallon but the fifth ranked Blue Devtls came up btg m overttme for a 92 88 VIctory over North Carolina State The wm was Duke s 27th stratght m the Allanite Coast Conference tymg the record set by North Carob na State from 1972 75 The Blue Devils (14 2 ACC 5 0) who won thetr 14th stratght overall and 44th stratght at home can break tbe record Saturday at Wake Forest Any lime you can wm 27 m a row 10 thts great league 11 says you re playmg hard all the ttme 110 per cent every lime you step out on the court satd Chns Carrawell Duke s only semor who fintshed wtth a career htgh 30 pomts and played all 45 mmutes Carrawell had five pomts tn overttme one less than freshman teammate Carlos Boozer who fimshed wtth 24 pomts Carrawell was a magntftcent warner Duke coach Mtke Krzyzewskt satd I was truly honored to be hts coach He has developed tnto such a tough ktd N C State (12 3 ACC 3 2) tratled by potnt wtth a chance to wm the game m regulatton but Justm Gamey fell to the floor wtth the ball and called a ttmeout hts team dtdn t have Duke made two free throws on the techmcal and two on the ensuing possesston But after a layup by Marshall Wtlhams of the Wolf pack and a turnover by Duke wtth 2 S seconds left Shane Bather fouled Gamey from 3 pomt range wtth SCRAMBLE- Duke • J ..on Williams (left) and 0 S seconds left N C State a Justin Gainey battle for the ball during The semor pomt guard made the first mtssed the the Blue Davila win Wadneaday (AP) second then mtssed the thtrd on purpose and Withams put back the rebound for a 79 79 he at the buzzer Televtston relays appeared to show the red light was on stgnahng no lime left before the shot left Withams hand To be able to recover from SttuatJOns hke that IS a stgn of outstand ng ktds and my ktds really respond ed Krzyzewski ssid That s one of the better thtngs I ve seen any of my teams do They dtd 1t I didn t do 11 It s an emotional downer when you feel hke you had the game won but we played so magmficently m the overttme Ron Kelley matched hts season htgb wtth 17 pomts to lead the Wolfpack For the most part, we played wtth excellent com posure N C State coach Herb Sendek satd No 4Aubum 65, South Carolina 61 The Tigers (16 1 SEC 4-0) won tbetr 14th Slratght by gom" 5 for 6 from the foul hne m the final 49 sec onds Scott Pohlman had 19 pomls fo< Auburn 12 on 3 potalers Freshman Chuck EtdSOI\ had 24 potnts for the vtsttmg Gamecocks (9 8 SEC 1 3) who lost thetr thud stratght No 6 Syracu.. 82, Pltllburgh 72 Reserve freshman DeShaun Wtlhams, scoreless hiS last three games had a season htgh 23 pomts as the Orangemen (15 0 Btg East 5-0) remamed the; only unbeaten team m D1v1ston I Syracuse remamed unbeaten m i'tttsburgh smce the 1991 92 season by gomg 14 for 14 from the foul hne m the second half Rtcardo Greer had lS pomts and 10 rebounds for the Panthers (S 7 B1g East 0-4) VlhO have lost .four st~atght and five of stx NBAroundup Portland holds off Duncan, Spurs for big win After lostng two stratght for the ftrst hme thts season the Portland Tratl Blazers ended a slump and stopped Ttm Duncans double ftgute sconng streak m the process Portland beat San Antomo 105 95 Wednesday mght m the fust meetmg between the teams smce the Spurs swept the Blazers 4 0 m the Western Conference fmals last season on the way to the NBA hlle Portland also held Duncan to mne pomts stoppmg hts streak of double dtgtt sconng at 61 games- lhtrd longest m the NB~ Wallace scored 22 pomts 16 tn the ftrst half and dtd the bulk of the defenstve work agamst Duncan Portland tmproved tts record to 29 10 second best tn the NBA Davtd Robmson led the Spurs wtth 29 pomts and 12 rebounds 76era 107 Hawke 89 Larry Hughes who could be gomg to the Mtamt Heat 10 a deal for Jamal Mashburn scored 18 pomts mcludmg two sensational dunks for Phtladelphta A:llen Iverson had 25 pomts and etghl ~ ee. NASCAR ----~--~~--------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~':a Public Notice Public NotiCe Public Notice Public Notice 1 000 career pomts I dtdn t thmk I was gomg to do 11 to be honest commg mto thts year satd Martin who s averagmg 17 6 pomts and 9 4 rebounds He already holds the school record for career blocks He has twtce lied the school record of 10 blocks tn a game JOtmng Rtck Roberson and Jtm Ard It was the second lime m hts career that Martm has had a tnple double - double ftgures 10 three categones Oscar Robertson and Roberson are the only other Ctncm nan players to have had tnple dou bles Regis Philbin (Who Wants to Be a M1l110nwre Uve Reg1s & Kath e Lee) was named after hts father s h gh school Dan (740) 11112 5680 By order of Melga Local Boltrd of Education Cindy J Rhonemus We Are Pre1111rH for Your FULL SERVICE TAX PREPARATION INDIVIDUALS • PARTNERSHIPS. • CORPORATIONS • PAYROLL 3TC Notice AVAil ARI E YEAR ROUND TO SERVICE YOUR TAX NEEDS New Location! 331 05 Htlland Road Pomeroy Ohio 45769 (740) $92-9355 Hours Mon Frl 9 00 am until6 00 pm Sat 9 00 am until 5 00 pm STATE OF OHIO OHIO SCHOOL FACILITIES COMMISSION NOTICE TO BIDDERS 1 Bide wilt be recelvH by the Southern Local School Dlatrlet Board at 47725 State Ro1111 124 FlO Box 171 Raclna Ohio 45771 Attn Dennla Hilt tor tiM following ProJect New K 8 School and Addition and Renov.Uona to Southem High School Soutttern Loc8t School Dlatrlct Boltnl Racine Metgo In ~ccordanca with tho Draw In go and Speetllcattona pra1111rid by Morr Knapp Crawflo r----------, I FREE 1 I I I I 1 ELECTRONIC FILING WITHTAX PREPARATION Expires Apnl 15 2000 Coupon Must Be Presented L- -------- I I I I 1 Tough Times Don't Last, Tough People Do Aasoc..-. tno. 104 Fair Avenue NE P 0 lox t002 Naw P.hlladalpllll Ohio 44883 Phone (1114) 8411-2111 Fax (8141 84~ The Conatructton Manager far the ProJect Ia TIM OUindel Group Inc. 31111 Rtwnlda Drift Butta 101 Cotumlllle Ohio 4322t PhOne (740) 442-o800 Fax 1740) 442-o&01 www quand'l com 2 Al\y ptopallil Equatlor a !ltandard ahall be aubmHt.cl to tha Aneh~ no later than tan (tO) ctaye prior to the bid OJIIIIIntJ " no Addenda 11 laaued In aalloclatton wtth 1tha Bid!ler a raqueat I he propo..d =~::.:hall be OOneldenci Sealed blda will ba r~ tor P11a111 Contract No oe 008880011101 Ot Bltework Alrndy Under Contract Contract No No oa-ooea8001101 13 Brick Procurement AlrMdy Unclet" Contract Phall II • Bankruptcy • Charge Off • Repossessions • Collections We may be able to help you purchase a car or truck If you can answer yes to any of these questions 1. 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H<we you had any satisfactory past cred1P If the answer is Yes <'all l<ick Barcus at DON TATE MOTORS 1-800-83 7-1 094 or 740-992 -6614 ' NOTICE TO BIDDERS Seated propoaata wilt ba received by the Board of Education of the Melgo Local School Dlotrtct of Pomeroy Ohto at the I Treaaurer e omce until 1 00 FIM on Thuraday February 13 2000 arid at that time opened by the Treaaurer of aatd board lor one (1) natxty (60) paaaangar handicapped acceaalbte achool bua Speelllcatlona and lnltructlona to bkldera may be obtained at the office of the Treaeurer 320 E Main Street Pomeroy Ohio 45769 or by catting (~ 005 8 The OWnlr reurvw the Contract No ot OCHI8 OWner Oflloe 90081101.(12 Site UUittt• Southern Local School riO!rt to reject any or all blda Contract N!l oe 0081 Dlatrtot Board Racine Ohio and to waive any or all 90081101-413 Qen.,.l Tradea Conetruotton Manager a trragutarltill mlatakll, Contract No oe 0081 Ofllca omlaelona or lnformalhla 90081101-414 Muonry The Ouanclel Gloup Inc rellliiVe lhel.to Contract No oe Oot8 Columbus Ohio All quaattona pertaining 90081101-415 Roofing fiW Dodge Plan Room• In to aaourln.g Contract Documa- Bidder a Uat, Contract No 08 0018 lha following c11111 Aluminum Cincinnati Ohio (45202 ate ahall be dlreo~td to 900U01 08 Entranc• Windows Qtau 8001) The Orend Baldwin Tammy Smttll 1111 Quandt! & Gluing Building 855 Eden Park Group tno 3518 Rlveralda Contract No oe 0018 Drhta SUite 515 Drift Suha 101 Cotllmlllll 8008801.07 Food Service In dependance Ohio OH 43221 (tl14) 44~ Equipment (44131) 1200 Rockalde OWner Southern Looal Contract No 01 0088- Wooda Blvd (Ctevelllnd) lohoot Dlatrlcl 1100880t 01 Casework Columllll., Ohio (4321e- (1) 1 10 11 12 18 17 18, (Ubrary and Selanca) 1073) 1175 Dublin :Road 11 23 24 25 2e 1ZTC Contract No 08 0088Dayton Ohio (4114311), l---...,...'-....,..,......,,......,-800880t.CJII Plumbing ad 3077 Katttirlng Boulevard Public Notice Fire ProteCtion Point Weet Office Park Contract No 08 0088- Suits 3CI1 vooaeGt 10 HVAC Till.clo Ohio (43823) PUBUC NOTICE Contract No 0$ 0088- 31130 Sunforeat Court F1 0 The M.tga County loerd vooaeot 11 e~ec~r~c~~1 ao. 1151111 Helttll Will recetva - ' " Contract No 011 00111 oCharteaton, Wilt VIrginia of blda 11nlll 4 00 p m on aooaaot 12 Technology (2S3CIR) ..,a ClpltoiBireet Tullday, Feb I for the All until Bid Date of February 3 and the following additional of 11) Sharp SF 2035 cople~ 2000 II 4 00 P m (local Plll1 rooms with . . foflowlng fHiui'M atandard Uma) whan they Allied Conatruc:tlon 1010 20blneorttray Will be operMd and read Yale Avenue Cincinnati Duplex to Duplex 3 Bidding Documenta Ohio 4112011 Simplex to Duplex may be obt.tned from the Doclt11/Scan S.nk One Aulclm8tlc Fted Conetructlon '\l•nager by Building 3rd Floor 1255 Sari Prime Btddere only upon Euclid Ctavatand Ohio Group renlpt Dla aMok which te 44115 Enlarge refundable In the amount of •The Build.,. Exchange Reduce $200 00 Checka ohall be Butta Ono Conatruetton Ughteila mode payable to the CenWr 1181 KlynDie Circle DarltSouthern Local School Ctevelend Ohio 44131 Dua!Psge Dtatrlct anil forwarded to •Tha Builders Exchange 1t1• Conltr11ct,ton Manager of Central 0111!1. 1t75 Dublin 8ealed blda will be Upon receipt of a requaat Road Ohio 43215 opened ant~ read etoud oeeomponl.cl by a dapoalt Dayton Oulldera V(edliiiCIQ Ztt/00 at the ~· nam• above tha Exohan11e 1077 lmb11ry Metgil County Healtli Conatrucdon Manager wilt Perk Road. Dayton Ohio Dlplrtment Mlnlllllllll bid of forward capt• of blcldlng 411414 ooo.ao dooumem. to thl bide* lullclaro lxoh•ntJ• of Seated bide may be 4 Shipping charg• for East centro! 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No 12 Oklahoma St. n, No 14 Teaa. .::: Desmond Mason scored 30 po1nts, tnclucllna. : • the first etght of the second half when the Cowboys (14 • I Btg 12 3-0) took tbe lead for good '" They sealed the wm by gomg 12-of 14 from-·: the fn:c throw hoe tn the final 1 48 Cbns Mthm hid a season hip 24 pomta for tbe vtSthng l.oltghorns (11 S B1g 123 1) Colorado No. 17 Oldlhoma 10 Jaquay Walls l&lORd 17 of h11 28 pomla tn the final 10 42 tncludtng gotng 13-of 14 from lhe freethrow hne aa the Buffaloes (10-6, Btg 12 1 3) snapped an 11 game losmg streak to Oklahome Eduardo NaJera had 17 pomts and 14 rebounds for the Sooners (14 3 Btg 12 2 2) who dropped theu second slratghl road game No 11 K.mucJty 74, Ml•lallppl ee Jamql Magloue had 19 pomts and 14 rebounds for the Wildcats (12 5 SEC 3 1) who won for the etghth !IDle '" nme games and fimshed wtt~ a. 45 35 rebound advantage Kentucky last m the league tn shoottng struggled agam g01ng 24 for 59 (40 7 per. cent) tncludmg 3-of 17 from 3 pomt range Marcu~ Htcks had 27 pomts and 10 rebounds for the vtsttmg Rebels (12-6 SEC 0 5) No 24 Maryland 73, Wake Foreat 51 Lonny Baxter scored 12 of hts IS pomts m a game-openmg 24 4 run as the Ten'apms (12 5 ACC 1 3) snappe<l a three gsme losmg streak and finally post, ed a vtaory m the Atlanhc Coast Conference Danus Songatla had 14 pomts for the vtsttmg Demon Deacons (ll-6 ACC 2 3) who shot 29 percent mchldmg 2 for 10 from 3 potnl range and commttled 20 turnovers vtewed as an underdog lhts year year bnngs better health Mark Mar I hope so ss1d Gordon who tm lhtrd m the pomts last year wh1le asststs as the Stxers won thetr fourth stratght etghth stratght at lndtana mcludmg two wound up stxth m last year s stand wmmog twtce and seven hmC:: and stxth tn seven games playoff losses last year mgs hts worst fimsh smce coming senes champton Dale Earnhardt Celtlcs 94, Raptors 90 Knlcka 90 Nata 89 m etghth m 1994 I don t mmd the who won three races and wound up Paul Pterce scored 30 potnts htthng the Charhe Ward had 19 pomts seven asststs focus not bemg on us nght now seventh hoth had back surgery ul game wmnmg 3 pomter wtth 4 6 seconds and no turnovers and Chns Chtlds played Gordon s attentton bas turned to the offseason left to cap a 14 0 run for Boston superb defense agamst Stephon Marbury on fintshtng raceS; somcthmg he fatled Martm s Roush Racmg team The Celttcs ralhed from a 13 pomt deftctt the fmal play at New York to do a ctrcutt htgh seven ltmes last mate Jeff Burton also ts exp,ected to m the fourth quarter before Pterce s shot It was the thtrd stratght wm for the year And he wants a strong fimsh to contend for the htle He won stl( swtshed through as the 24 second clock Kmcks who emerged vtc)onous from a the season another longtune Gordon limes last year and fimshed fifth exptred back and forth ftnal five mtnutes after trademark desptte a problem wtth poor startmg Maverlcka 104 Wizards 86 squandenng yet another double dtgtt lead 10 Sometimes It s mcer to kmd of posthons On the day Mtchael Jordan became part the ftnal quarter be that qutet )llealth team that comes Dale Earnhardt Jr the two lime owner of the Washtngton Wtzards hts new Hornets 96, Bulla 86 up through there and surpnses Grand National champton makes team put on one of tis worst performances of Eddte Jones scored 26 pomts Dernck them hesatd hts much ballyhooed step up to the season man MCI arena that was less than Coleman added 20 and Charlotte made 29 Two dnvers who dtd that m ~ 999 Wmston Cup dnvmg on a fldl ltme half full free throws to beat Chtcago wtll be lopkmg for re~t perfor basts thts year Mtchael Fmley scored 23 p01nts to lead The vtctory <mapped a nme game road mances Earnhardt who headlines a rook the Mavencks whtle Tracy Murray scored losmg streak for the Hornets It also was Bobby Labonte won five races te class that also mcludeS Dave 17 for Washmgton thetr ftrst wm m Chtcago smce Apnl 8 and fimshed a career best second m Blaney Matt Kenseth and CART Pacers 106 Bucks 84 1996 the pomts but wound up 202 behtnd defectee Scott Pruett satd hts only Reggte Mtller scored 29 pmnts and Mark Tlmberwolves 91, Jazz 88 Jarrett Tony Stewart Labonte s goalts to be the top first year dover Jackson h'ad 12 asststs as Indtana got tis 13th Kevm Garnett scored 31 pomts and Bobby teammate at Joe Gtbbs Racmg won It s gomg to be pretty much up stratght home vtclory Jackson added 18 as Mmnesota beat Utah a rooiC1e record three races and fin for grabs he Slltd It s gomg to M1Iwaukee led by Glenn Robmson wtth Karl Malone scored 21 pomts for the Jazz tshed fourth m the pmnts have a lot to do wtth whose team 25 pomts and Ray Allen w th 16 dropped tis Two dnvers are hopmg the new Jells qutckly continued from 81 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohlo Non Quality ng Auumable $4 000 Down & Taka Over Pay menltl 740-446-3218 P lot Program Renters 304-73&-729! 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No Fit Unlell Wo Wlnl I 8811-582 3345 adYtr1ltomen1o for ...ofwhich Is n viOlation the· law Our readers are hlr8by Informed lhalolf -lings actven sed n this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity biSJa RlAL ESTATE 1993 J m Wolters Home 4BR 2tull balh lv ngooom kflchenl d nlng a eo & ulllfly oom w 3 Acres n Ashton Aroa $68 500 330 Farms for Sale STO IOACAES Between Gal polls & Jackson Nea Thu man Beautiful Ro no Meadows WI h Lota Of Road Fron age Prices Start At $ 2 500 Land Contracts Ava ab a Free Mapa ANTHONY LAND CO LTD I 1100-213-8365 Raal Estate Wanted 8 lck home In lhe New Haven W.PayCAII! FORECLOSED HOMES. 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LTD. 1199 30 IMo 3 BA Repot Fo eclosu ea Fee 1 Bodrooma Apt Uti los Inc ud ad $300/Mo No Pa sf Depos Rrequ lad (740) 367 0811 23 ACRES 128 DOD Of SA 7 Sou h 0 Go po a No AealriCI ona NEEDS TLC $2 300 Down On Land Con oacl MEIGS COUNTY Two 10 Ac e Tree s 01 Meadow Creak And wooded H s Su rounded By Woods And Farm Land W I Sol Toge "" $26 000 land Contract Avai ab e 5 Ac as 01 Wooded H lla $9 500 Off SA 124 Less Than 20 M nu as West 01 Gal polls ANTHONY LAND CO LTD 1 800-213-8365 For FREE Maps 360 MERCHANDISE 3 Badft)oms $325 WID Hook Up No,.,. Oepoait 740 387.()(111 2 44 Aeres Homes 11 Green Town&h p Gall a County Fla Seen c C oae To Gall poDs Soma Realrlcllons 740 245-5778 (304)S711-~ area Trip t pane w ndows hear pump/centra al w fenced yard 2 min away f om E am schoo noa planli(Rl 33) 304 B82 3733 Be ween Athens and Pome oy 2 & 3 bedroom mob e homea $260-$300 740-992 2167 Spec al New 6x80 Low Down Payment and $269 pe month FrH Air C.l tor quiOO E Z appro. vo · - 928-342e lNI-rliifllnot knowingly IIOCepl 420 Mobile Homes lor Rent Fac ory Renovated 3 Bed ooma $499 & Assume Oakwood Ga w pol~ 7<IQ-4.CI-3093 W Pay A l Moving & Setup Costs! Must Sell lmmed ately 304733-4663 AI oal oslaiO adve~ a ng n lh a newspaper Is subject to lllo Fedela Far Hous ng Act of 1968 wlllch makes II Hlagal to advsrllae any preference milatlon or d scrim nation basad on race COlOr religion sex tam llai status or natk>na origin or any ntemlon 10 make any such prata once lmllatiOn or dlsellminll on Three bedroom remade ed Chea a e erencea fu 1 depos t eaae oqu ad 8 4 501 8339 M F afte 8pm any1ine weekends 2 Sad ooms S2501Mo $250 De p01 t Wale B II Paid Rtfe ances CofAtte 5PM 74~ 6 Dozer tor hire 7-w-992 71145 AVAILABLE VINDINQ ROUTE tO 30 Locations I4K $9K Ex cellent Income ALL CASHI F nance Ave able 1 800 380 2el5 124 Its) EARN $1 000 S WEEKLYfll 1000 ENVELOPES •$4 000 FROM HOME $4 PER ENVELOPE 24 HRS 1 8B8 761 7012 Must Baeriflce My Naw Mode 16 Ft W de Home F nenclng Avai ablo 004 738-89511 Professional Sarvlc81 Roof ng Rool Repalra and Siding Reasonable Rates Free Eel mates Fut y lnaured (740) 24!S 9341 leiMI Mellagtl Will llo houooltloplng tor horntls & bus neaaea Monday thru Frl day W I fu nlth oftrences upon equeal Contact Carol ne at (304)675-484ot JANUARY SPECIAL ALL HOMES ON SALE $489 DOWN ON SINGLEWIDES $999 ON DOUSLEWIOES I 800 9411-5678 Fu -~ Rooms & Bah Shower Oownata a Clean No Pets Oepos & Refe enc.s Requ ad 740-446-I 5 9 G ac oua llv ng 1 and 2 bed oom apar menta at V llage Manor and R ve s de Apa tments n M dd e port F om $249 $373 Ca 740 992 5~4 Equal Housing Oppo lllnlllla AWESOME GETAWAYS! Only $29 95 2 NIGHTS orlando OR Ga I nbu g TN Accommoela ons 2 Majo Attraction Adm salons 0 0 nne Inc uded Call 800 539 1291 Fo nfo ma on Qualfca t ons For Courtesy Tour Baseba ca ds factory and hand cola ad sets 1981 thru 1992 TQpps Upper Deck Don uas Flee Sco a and Bowman waM packs oak es & m sc o de ca ds cal740-387 0237 COMPUTER BLDWOUTI COM PAO MICRON eMach nos Daok ops Lap ops M, chant Ac counts Webs as A most Ever:y one App oved No Money Down I Low Month y Paymtn1t FREE Spec al Ollar CALL NOW I "' 1 888-4711-234~ (Tot Frarl) Now Taking Appllcotlona 3~ Wilt Btd oom Towni'IOUII Apartmenta lne udas Watt Sewogo Trash $31 ~ Mo 740 o4480008 a aty I F1m ly L v nQ IPI t nome 6 1 11 en 1 s IPI rmentt lVI flnfumllhad COMPUTERS Low Or $0 Down low Man hiy Payments Y2K Comp ant A moat Eve yone Ap P""'d 1-800 617 3476 Exl 330 E Vis Co lee on $300 Beaus Ja A bum Sll Sta ed $50 eaates 1964 P n $25 740 882 8794 panase Record F rewood tor oafl cal 740 247 2961 �' 1'hul'8day, January 20, 2000 Page B 4 • The Dally Sentinel OOP . 560 . '-ll for Sale BIUDGE For- Prln s... Syoltm 1110 wanted RCA Direct TV older PHILLIP ALDER g. FARr., ',\ H ,.,1 II &L'Vl'-,l 1 i"' Good Gold Apptllnc.s And Fur· Cd 740 4oMI 4039, Or 740- "*1004~- Grubb'a lnt.nt car INI, $25; electric dry• If, $115; tltemc dryer, $30; . . -. 150; 111o .... ln5; cllrinot. $2!10; col740&13-5411. .INIITROL HIATINO AIID COOUNCI EQUIPIIIENT INITALLED 'If You Ooit't C1ll Us Wo Both LOit.• FrH Eatlmalftl 740.448. 11308, 1-t00-291-GOII8. JET AEAATION MOTORS Aopalnod, & Aobult In Srock. Col Ron E\10111, 1-&00-531·9528. lllllhSt., Pomwoy,OH ... $1 ,800, 7~ 1 t111)44, Super A Farm All, wllh Culltva· 10!1. (304)675-32411. Paylng$110.00 per pile S300.00c-ll 1500.00 8tlrbum ProgNIIIYI top HM. Livestock 830 5 Or e Year Old ReQIItt(ed Jtr· ••v Cow, Rtady To Drop Calt, Good Family Milk Cow. 740·245· 9212. 1 Mlnl-turo Horoo Maro to hove (304)67" 3992. ows. Anchora, Water Heaters, Plumbing & Electrical Parts, Fur· nac11 a. Heal" Pumpa. BenneUa Uobllt Home Supptv. 7~0-~46· 94t8. strew: Bright wtro Til straw vosr I I RESIDENTIAL HOME OWNERS & UP. POLICE IMPOUND. Honda'a Toyota 'S, Chevya, Jeeps, And Sporl Ullli- llei. Call Nowl. 800·712-1470: EXT. 7832. Ron's Gun Shop, 740-742-8412. tery $400; 1988 S"ulck Century, 4 New Tiles, Automatic, 6 CyUnder, 11 ,500; 4 P.M. ·8 P.M. 740·245· 5665. 1980·90 Hondas From S291Mo., lmpounrlal 0 Down, 24 Months 0 t9.9% listings, ~oo-319-3323 Ext Sawmill $3,795. Saw Logs Into 3901. Boards, Planks, Beams. Large Capacity. Best Sawmllll Value Anywhere. FREE ltlformatlon, 1-800- 578· t363 NORWOOD SAW· MILLS 252 Sonwlll DriYII, Buffalo, NY 14225. S..oontd Nrewood, 135 loed (local) tp 140 IO..d, will deliver, call 2!10\1STEEL BUILDINGS • Buy Nowf 1999 Prices /Limited Stock! 25x30, 30x40, 5011.120. lmrnedlale Dellwryl HI00-482·1930 x·58. Tools & Sockets wfTool Box, $75 plus Rechargable DrUI w/Caaa & aceessor111. Also SuptrNintendo. $50. (304)675-4458. Two {2) cemetery plots and two (2) vaults In Meigs Memory Gar· dena. Yalwd at $3850, wll 1011 tor $2750. P1ea11 call 740-742·2979 0{ 740-969-()058. Two Uud Cole 4 Drawer Fila cabinets, 74Q-446·t568. · Waterline· Spacial: 314 200 PSI 1986 Honda Accord AJC, Cruise, looi<a & Runs GOOd, $950, NIQOIIablo,740-44H0&3. . 1988 Trans·Am 350,' Autoriiatlc, Good Condition, $1 ,995. 740· 1988 Pontiac 8000. 10UOO 1988 Porsche 844 Turbo, stone gray metalliC With burgancly Interior. 3300 actual miles, looks and 811\11111 now, minor rlghltront dam- -s. ags. $14,000, 740·992·1506 doys or 740-949-2844 evenings and' 1989 Be_rona·With Engine 55,000 Ml~.12.000. 740-256-6032. 1990 Chevy Lumina, 2.5 Aumotor/trans. Sharp. toma~c • .new $2,150. OBO. Partial trades con· sldered . 1989 Pontiac Grand Prix, 3.1 Automatic. New paint. loldod/Sharp. $2,500. {304)675· 8859./675-4452. . feels, Runs Good, 'Drives Great! terlor. One Owner. Needs quarter Ten 28' Root Trusses $30 Each; Nine 40' Root Trul&ea $60 Each; Seven 24' Roof Trusses $20 Each; Eleven 34' Roof Trusses $50 Eaell, 740-992-6498. 560 Pels tor Sele (2 Excrtllent Runn1011 Beagle AaO panel and raar bumprlr. $3400. Or Best Ollttt. (304)n3-56?9. 1tt3 Chavy, Cavalier, 811<, very goOd condition. new brakes. 13500 oeo, caii740-985-3505. . 1993 Salurn Sl2, 4 door, 4 ~ln­ dtr, front wheel drive, automatic, 68,426 ~ 26441'tt111ing8 and utt:8118nds. IO'wx10'w Wooden Foundation, 150, (Accessories Go With Doa'a) 1 Fiberglass Dog House, Nh:, S~o; Contact, Paul EVans,. 718 Third Avenue, Or 740·4468426 Everything Can Be Sean: 718Thln! Avrlnua, Gall>olls. 2730044. Adorable AKC RaQistared Show Quality Boston Tarrier Puppies, Shota a Wormed. 1 Male, t fa. malo. 'For Thllt Special &omoo,. On •volontlns'sl•- $300,·DE· PD81T WILL HDLO, 740·388· 11325. AKC Registered Dachshund Fa· malo 4 -tho Old, 1st 2 Sots 01 Shots, Very Friendly, 1250, 740· 44-1995. 6 automatic, blue with whitt top, gray clolh Interior, amlfm cas· Mill, 53,716 miiH, lift tront damage, runs and drlvas, asking - - 19115 Buick Losabre Cualom 4-' Doors, · Loaded, $8,200.00; ~2.000 U~der Book Value)! 740-882-751.2 . 19115 Buick Rogal One Owner, 740-24!5-15698. 199!S Cemaro, 'v·l auiqmatlc.• Pot Ptoloaolonala: SIHars, Walk· ers, Groomer's, Etc. RucK MIIUont Of Potenllat Customers! Free Listing On lnterntt'a Moll belOit,_..., ,; 3o · -~WITH FROM $291MO. lm· pounds /Ropos. fll. SO Down 124 Mos. o 19.9% For llattr:gs 1-600· 319-3323 X2158. SMITH'S CONSTRUCTION Ita Winter, So Doa• Put Off ThOle IDalde Job• Any For Sale or Trade, 1991 Caprlc8 Classic. New Shocks, Brakes, Fully loaded Leather Ect. $3,500.00. Negotiable On Trldoo. Call On W11kend1 Only. 740· 379-21142. 720 Trucks tor Sale Loagcr. 1981 Chovy/SWB, Slep·Slde. PI U, acyl, 3spd. good Shapt, New can Today! Free EIUmates Tires, sharp little truck . $2500 . 6NT drlvoo, aaklng S5ooo, 740-992· 1506 doya ·or 740·849·21'44 8V8nlnga and Wllktndl. 1898 Pontiac Flreblrd Trans·Am,' 2 dr, l·tops. 17000 mlloo. aulo. cd, silver metallic with dark pewter laathar, right front auspailslon ~·· 95 Chevy Coratca, 3.1L, V•8, Air, PW, PO, AMIFM Cas11tto. Besullt~l Car: $7,000.00 (740)·388· &210 . 1995 Ford Mullang , \I.e , auto, 37,000 nw1e1; white wtth gray In· lerlor, tront damage, $3,500, 140- Slzes '5 'x 10' to 10' x 30' 85 Ford F·150 4x4 excelent con· dillon. Fully loadld and moro. Ga- rage' kept, 32,000 actual miles, Hours . 7:.00 AM • 8 PM sharp kuckl &17,0QO. (740)·2581243 . 730 Vana & 4-WDa 2/4/tl 1mo. pd.- Po.-roy, Ohio .. Sen1kea ' . , Seplic Sy.rema & • 1 1 Mkldlrlport1 Olilo ·-· Houn: Mon &Tue9 to 3 Closed '\Ve,dn~daya ThiU'a .11! Fri.V to 3 ,_ I Utflitiso 8\rt.t ~n;w.. - BaeltltH & ·Trailer Sitett Land 91earlng.& : · Grading • . .fi!l Con¥eraion (Houaton, Texas), gray Wllour fntarlor, front and rear air, all ex.tras, $3400 080, 740· 992·1506_day• or 740·949·2844 Mt!lj1go. .SufiHtBOtne 1989 5-10 Red AutomoUc. nnted , Wlndow1, 80,000 Miles, 4x4, PoWer Steering, Power Brakes, 740.. ~ New Construclion & Remodeling · Kitchen CabineU· Vinyl SidingR~fs • Decks • Garages 319·p&a._ •••••• -t o2 . (748) tt2·11il 1991 Gmc Safari Van, Autom., High Mllaago. $t,750.00. Z40· 448-4782, GaiHIXJNs , Oh~. . Ffte Estimates 740-74Z.3411 Bryan Reeves · www. unaethome. m 1992 lsuziJ ROCI&o v-e, ~ SPHd, Sharp, $6,000 Coli Allor 8 P.M . 740-441·1489. 1997 Ford Expedition 4 WD 40,000 Miles, Excellenl Condition, 124,500, 74().367..()219. RUTLAND CARSAUS ROBERT ·BISSELL CONSTRUCTIOII •M•wHomea • •Oatagill • Complete R~lnQ • •• ~ ·I· I -StOp ~ C!)mpare ' We WIIIIJtMI ' fREE . E811MATES 740-742·3311 ,..,.....,609 tiiUI'73 .• ltiJm'N •. .... , ., • CONCRETE • BACKHOE SERVICES N • MASONRY S • BOBCAT SERVICES ·' 45N,.._ ·' 41 Waalndebt 42 To1TV 43Adhnlve atrlp 46 Thla (Sp.l .BESJDENTIAU//1//11//COMMERCIAL booll 49e.byfood 50 Encllna lor "verb'r 52 -Lingua (alrllnll 53 Alr-trotnc control orv. . CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lula Campos CMbrity Ciphlr ar= . ams.,. e. r u .tec:1 from quGtllllonl by IIII'IOUI peoc:lle, paat and pr11Hf'lt . Each in tna Cipt1!tr l1&l'ldl !OJ another. Todly'l: c:fut: N ~q~.~a/s H , 'VKGCKIOBD Y· SKOBO VKGCYTOIKB, J .yTJYTV NKPIRFKTA High & Dry Self-Storage . unconditional lifetime guarantH. Local reterenc11 furnflhed . Ea· lllbl- 1U75. Call 24 Hro. (740) (7,.,) AKHJ lAM I '::~:~~, s<a~4\\l-A-L&t.trs· iWito4 loy C\AY I . POllAN _;...._ _ __ WOlD ...,---,..-~..; harranve ..Hera al 0 lour ocrambt.d -d• thtt be- low 10 lortt1 laur simp.. wonla. I AL I 0 I N I "llrNOWEV l4,.,_I-rl-,..1-10 I . h-3 I ' r-~-----------,0 11-..,..;;t~j_;.;." .;.;,.Ar- -fl~ ,..;-IT I'm old enough to remember lhe days when the most popu· tar place of software was -a-- - rI I qu~ed tho chuckle by lilltnv In tho mlulng wordl you dovolop lro:n atop No. 3 -bttl-. .• ,.~~s't:~~~~s~ETT!IS IN I' I UNSCIAMlllE AIOVf lEHUSo I .TO GET ANSWU · I' ,. I" I' r I I .I I I I J SCIAMoi.ITS ANSWIU Crisis - Olden • Doubt • Killer- BILLS JOIII' door One not so smart fellow to his friend : ~If it's illegal to send obscene material through the mail how come 1still get my BILLS?" CaD 112-2111 " 1 ., 740-992-5212 Cellular ,Jeff Warner Ins. .' 992·5479 parlance All Work Guaraf1t4ttd , French Cliy · Maytag, 740·448· 1?95. Sewlnt Machine & Maln- .Vaccuum Clut11r lononcl• Painting, vinyl siding, Rep~ ira carpon~ty. dOOII, wlndowt, billho, mollt1o homo rapalr and mo... FrJr 740-742..()4111 Drywall , Siding, Roots, Addl• llonl, ·Painting, ole, ' (304)87~.. 4&23«(304)174-01&5. LIYingiton'o• Buomtnt Wator Proofing, all baaomont repairs done, Jree 11t1rnat11,,·1Ueth11e 840 Electrlcai end -~ --;;;;;;;;;;;:~::= r IISSilL IUILDIRSI • <· IIC. . New H9met • Vinyl · Sto_p Jn , And, See .. ·r I • Steve Riffle Sales Representative ·: Siding~ New Garages •Replacement WindoWs •AQOm Addnlona · •ROofing """"II"'•• ._.IH.....,at ..,, ___ - •ft_,,_ FREE EStiMATES 9JIIA_f ,_. 92•7643 (No Sunday Calle)· " -------.-.-" We 1)11~ house calls OIHtni:te call Chol, 740·992- 6323. ·. ~-~~ .. ~Acmur 33795 Hiland Rd. .Pomeroy; . Ohio. 446-otl70, 1-100·287·0578. Rog· , oro WIIOrprOollng. t Jlms Drywlll & Construction. New C~nsttuCtlon I Aemc»dell ttz~J470 your message n•~itJ $8.00 cOiunln Inch WeekdayS $1 o.oo column Inch Su!l(laYI ·I • < • • Larry Schey ......... • .,. t~ East State Street Phone (740) S93-66i't:l Athens, Oltio 45701 I' ' ' when you attempt to work in tanticm. rcctcd . · · · ,. _Try to involve yolirself in lhe fonner ARIES.'l(March 21 ~April I~) u· muc~ as possible. ;foday could be a Ibn. soctal day ·f<Jf . . VIRGO (A:lg. 23-Sepl. 22) Where , you 1 SO IORioao Y!IU don't. hnpo'jt ~ ~'YOU can be risht on largelloday will -~ ' ' ' , ' yo~rself on anyone you ~now· on; ~ be willi issues •that deal with •tte Friday, Jan. 21. 2000 · .pulely ~ocial besis ' to grant you . home, family and security. flowcver, 1 ° ·1n l~e year libeH, you Could"be .l~vor• bU5in~S5·Wise;; Keep. lbc I ~ if you try tq incorporale . hunch~s, it'll . , - xposed to a spale o( un~sual oppor• . sc(1Unltt:. · . · draw you off course. · >o!unities that could better your lot In LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct 23) Put :;life.lfyoudon'l!akeadvontag~ofat , : TAURUS- (April 20-Muy 2if/ Some kind of ·matler·YOU bud con" ' ·yourself outfor friends and associoles . f::.~ne -nfthem, it'll bey~rown sidcrcd 1<1 1>c nverwhchning mifhl today, bCcause iri the process you will lo he less intimidating today; be lhe one whQ will eventually .derive . , prove . ~ AQUAR~US (J~n. 2{)-feb. ·1.9) If 11 H :i,Y.·cver. dnn't .hccbmc overtunn. : . , the greater J?enefits. · ·:Joou waril to make a deal or str1l'· ., d~nf. oithcr. !,eave roqm far UOC"f;j SCORPIO (Oct; · 24-Nov, 22) iti>Qain, tiJ(Iay may be the day t~ "" tnmi."';S. ""'J~ . Where t111ly important objectives are it: "''ou r:Ould be m011> fortt111Bie aflhis oEMINl(Mny 21 -Ju~c 20) 11""I!:!I • concerned, Lady Luck will be in your ;rlirne in negoliations of ell type!S. Oct w:ll he noijJun& \\MOl wtlh the ~<It • ~<lrnc• (_onver,;cly, sltl;'!l he ""'!'here :, a jump on life by undenlar\dlng lbe you conceive todny. uni•"J"" hc · , to' be fottad when you focus 9n the ~ ·inRu8nces that'll govern Yott in the ur water IIM>m down order to i111ifnillcllll, so <k>n't·ao there. ~ Send the requlnd ~rund . ~~tilc!rlltllllltll thtlse wltn ~ , SAGITTARIUS (No~.- 23-Dec. · ~· form f!ld for yout AstrQ-Qripb life' gtltcd._ . , • . .1 . 21) poncenlrale lirsl on the big pic~ dlclions by iftaiUnJ $2 to. Asln>CANCER (June 21<July 2 · . '""'today, because that's whll·will - ~ ·Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box ~hen t.he &olng 10\S t<>l!ih, the loug.hl} • ·, pul ynu on l!ack. Once you're got if , ~ 1758,,_Murray Hill S!ation. New 5 ae11·10rng Is the old sayma. and 1hlt in focus, then go hack and dol nlllhe • York, NY 10156. .Be su~ to state eJIIICily whit you'll do today. TtottbiO · · i's,and cross all the l's. · . . yo!" z;odiec sign. is, yoU ~auld thrOw away illl that CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-.Jnn.' 19) ~ . '. PISCES (Feb. 20-Mirch 20) . you've 11incd on... ·eomeone undc· 1: Someone wich whum you lmvc h.-cp ~ $orneone wit~ whom you'll !x sorvina . . · ' , . I((' ,a ligned. hut mny have hud o fulling ~ ~ Involved at work or wi.lh yottr ca~cr LBO (July 23-AuJ. 22) Di>i~g out in the past , could 1>c the very one I coUld come up with an inaenious idea thing• independently of other< wtll " who clln create soonclhing nppnrtuqc ~ today that will inyolve you. It mllltl you ~ luck f\ldey than ill ... for youtnday. Be rc.:cplive lo all. . yield few nav.,.l\tlubey can be qll'~ -'?",, !>' ' • .. '· . :I r•lboail. in ~ .1--hn•• • ' •• ~· - PREVIOVS SOLUTION: "Baloney Is llaUery laid on so thlpk il cannot be true, and blarney Is llaHery so thin we love n." - Fulton J _Sheen an-.wiP•P81 daUIMH directly to Brian lll•rrioon I Roe,., OI:Jo (746) 1135-3948 J J X GYIYPHOBR . ' C K I o ·E 0 L R H X 01 G .P I 0 V KU CORYR URGOBOBR. LRTX 01 -·- ~ .. r •.' N .. · 47 Having ~-L.-.1..~-~-~-' 0 '· 40 Giver Haullng*llmestone*Gravel Send*Topeoii*AII Olrt*Mulch Bulldozer SerVices NowRentln· · IAIIMENT fret •• CooMI,.; OH 467211 Home lmprovemenw .Home unlrllll 37 Shout of IMU-' " .I I M A . •, .rr·=~~M=~E~:o~~N=A:=p=~=~~ ~--Campleto .C 0 R agcy. 38 Actor Peter - • ~-L--~~--~~~ INC. c 24WIcoveringe 25~.. 28 Gro~~n'a partner 27 Shade liMa 29 lnformadon 30 Coup d'_. 31 O.Ciare . • Pus Pus Pus 22 Snub · , 23 Ga-aluel J Delile:n• SERVICES Oeneri'l ••• 6+ 11 Payehe ...,. 21G- flliJO st. Rf. 7 Souflo 1997 Palamino Shetland Pop·Up C&qNII. (304)67!1-7U10. .C&C Pus Pasa Pass ' e-m Parts 7* Campera & Motor Homes · WATERPIIOQF~ Pus 3NT =='-'·· Fac:toey Authorked rypos, Aeceu To Over 10,000 .810 Pus ' E Budget Priced Trariamlulona All Transmlaaionl, CVC Joints, Pass Pass 2+ 2QVrs. Mal , Tractor & Eqafpment Parts · Acceaeorlea 790 ."•.nov• E Auto Parta & Pass Pass --..., • 1'0\) . . '.. l T _- FREE.ESTIIIIATES ....,.... FULLY INSURED y 8361 Allgnad . . 3 Oo magulne Glnldl PoMll work · Swllb4H 4 Coq ... Sy5 ProiH 0.. lllln'k I German <>"* Stallone rote .li:r:t IOW.Il3501llllea IT11 Hlm>w'• rival 38 Auto,_ 7 Fm AI 8 CltiHir org . . 12 Promo tape 28 32 33 34 Good. Clean ' .cars 1899 Srlvoredo 4x4 3rd Door, V. 8 loadldl 22.000 mllea Soli lor Pay off. Call After 5:00 (740)·388· 760 f\OW ..... . 503 ,... 4:.C .. 1. Houee . 1• 2. ·~ f HOWAlD EXCAVATING to~ - 1-- Tf\~ '- . '· Bulldo~r &: . ~UU\1~ . • 22 yra. Local '4 ,._ CIIINCIW 1987 Ford full size conversion · van, 302 aulomailc, l'vory Coast guorontoo. 12yro on Job export· 992·1508 daya, 740-949·2844 1'"•n~ ...'"·.-<~-=')185-388=..;.;:;;.7~-~-·_ _ ..,._ 992·6215 740..949-2217 Emba11'881111tnt,.. · You're TrMted wllh RMifftll 2 '· Appliance Parts And Sorvtoo: AH and daah. black, 71 ,187 mll11,. Name Brandl Ovtr 25 Ytara EX· minor tront damage, · runs and or 29670 Baalian Road Rilclna, Ohio 457'71 WIIIYIII!!! No ' V.C. YOUNG Ill HIU'S SELF 'STORAGE No lCteclt • Stow C!Wdll • Blnllruplcy lle(IO • Dlvordtd • ' 0 (740) 882-110 I ''"""' 882~2763 740-448-11114 or 740-992·2529. t994 DOdge P_lck·Up 5 Sptod, 318, 2x4, 114,000 Mia& 740-2589224. ·- 1998 s-10 21,ooo Milos $6.295; 1991 S·10 Durango A/C, $2,795; 1968 S·10 A~to V·6 AIC $2,195. COOk Motoro. 740-446-0103. . ...... --INC. •Eioctrlciill""-'11 aaua.. . ·z 01111e- Elil Have you gu~ssed which country has the fourth-greatest percentage of Interqet users? In case you've been abroad for the last three days, the leading nations are keland (320 surfers per 1,000 population), Finland (305) and Norway (304 ). This deal was declared by Anders Morath during his country's march to the 1977 European Championship title. His performance won thai yel!f's Bois Brilliancy Prize. In the,other room, the Spanish pair reached' six diamonds by North. Unfortunale]y for them, East led a club: one down. One no-trump was a forcing twoway response that, when-followed by three diamonds, announced a slamtry in diamonds. Three no-trump · showed a minimum wit]) no side-suit shortage. Four clubs was a cue-bid, at which poinl West came out of a stupor to ask questions. The signifi; · cance was nbt wasted on Morath, Who converted to six no-trump· to protect .his club king . West led the henri two. Declarer .won in hand, played a diamond to dummy's jack,_ and look a spade finesse. Next, Morath collected his four remaining . diamond tricks, throwing a spade · from ,hand while Wesl released a pair of clubs. Morath tqok a second .spade finesse . and cashed the spade ace: making We~l feel uncomfortabl e. He had to r.e tain three hearts, so discarded the club queen . · Now il was easy for Moralh to lead the club 10 out of his hand, bringing down lhe ace. Morath, who is from Sweden, look the last three · lricks with dummy's heart ace,queen and his-club · ISn,.r Pipe: 3" thru 8", Gal PIPI & Reg,ulatcill Open: B:oo-4:30 Weekdlya ····· II1Mfi/J 9:00,.12:00 . , ' •Rooftng oiJinyt 8ldfril & Plliillli. •PIIIo & Porchlllellt 1 -u t.anowt? vn By>Phillip Alder • . 740,9 . 3813 4" ,thru 48" Pliatlc Culvert In Stock Full Une Of Water Slor. Tanka ' · S.ptlc & Cl.am Tankl •Aootllldtllilotlll"'" ldtllng . ' ·uC':to Opening lead: !P 2 I " ()NI EXCEPTION . YOUH'S , ·. CIIPIIIIIIIIVICI' "• •NIW Cllrllll DOWN Out of the medals Free Estimates 740-742-8015 · 877-353-7222 ltPII 1994 Chevy 5-10 extend cab, 4.3 1998 Muotang GT convertlblo, Rlfrlgersllon 4.8 V·l outomatic, blac\ with · ~:::::":::::"':":'"-:=-=~,;_,.,,... Popular Pet /Travel Database. Contact: www.petawelcome.com · black toothor tnlorior, Alloy Aooldonllll or commerclol wtrtng. · wheels, -41.141 mllll, lefltront new MrYice or repalq. Master u . Or 1·877·1'11-Tl1p damage, ollclng 15500. 740·999- con- oloetrlclon. Ridenour AKC Roglatorod WoUnoranor, 1508 days or 740·941·2844 Eloetrlool, WV000308, 304·875· ...,;nga. me. 1300.00. (740)o+48-4412 . •• •• Wlllla"' Satran•k, Attorney Complete Ganges: masonary/Wood 25 yrs experience ror "'""' 992·9330 or 1-800-809-T/21 c.uatom· ahoyt car, ,custom wheels dayl, 740·949·2844 IVIIfWBI· 740-4*205!iloMmo~~~ge. Ill*) (t 1111 tiiiOntlf West North It . INT Bankruptcy contact: Sidewalks, Patios C01111ty lafomu:tloa Call CARS alumlnu'm . Over 75 Tanks ol Freshwater looking for female longhair Saulb ,...... For InfOrmation regarding Quality DrivewaYs. Sontq Melp oad GoUla 740-949·2844 evenings and w... damage, 114,300, 74()-992·1505 Oachlhund 10 breed, Pleaao call I • PLAS.TICS 111,...,. Plaine, Ohio · oCOIIU11frdal •ladulrlol IV8n1ngo and-& 1&&00. 740·992· 15be daya or AKC roglsterod Yorkll puppy tor ..... 740-U92·2371. Filii, Locally Raised Parakeets/ Supplln. Fish Tank/Pol Shop, 2413 Jackson Avt~nuo,IPr. Ptoaoanr. (304)675·2083. S~n. 1· 4PM, Mon-Sot 11AM-ePM. ljiiiiii!IM ...... I .40 742;.&888 •Rollrltatlal front wheel drive, 59,833 miles, maroon with gray Interior, crulae, ac, amlfm ca11ette, PS, recov·. erad theft, asking $7800, 740· 19M Muatang convertible, 3.8 V· 3 Golden Ratrlevar pups, 2 ta- Whoalo, AIC, Tilt, Cruloo, Pwr, malea, 1 mate AKC reg. w/ pa· · locks, Pwr Wlnclowa. Pwr Boola. pers have had 2nd shots 304· ....-.kl-••...... Mon ·• Frl 8:30 • 5:00 for 1997 Dodge Intrepid, 3.5 V-6, 4 cyl., 5 . 245·56n. . -.c. $3000 $350; t Wooden Dog Houoo, New . . . . . lltllers. ',_ PllhnuF ~lilY"*""*' ,.,.,,lw ... wl.,......t ... lltln11y . . lttcWt.• ~ .......... IIIII floe You tltould ... ..., I 21 L111t hippie Vulnerable: East-We~! Dealer: North ~ .... ,.._ .. ..._.. '\ 1 .lanlttpalaitMl••nol poo•lrlo• ...... rlilpoaal 710 AUIOI tor Sale taal with tan Interior, ac. an>'lm cauollrl, liking $4900, 740·992·!508 daya or 740·949· bit .Dogs) 1 Beagle, 3 Years Okl, · 1994 Cavallor, 2 door, Black 7Tan. Mala $150; 1 Beagle speed, C.D. Player, ·3 Years Old, Copper Tone. Mala 080. (304)67Y893. (Papofa) $150; 1 Cyclone Dog Pen, Olvld<ld, 1O'wx8'1 With lnckl /Chains, Dog Pen Sits On A t K Q 8 3 I K 10 ~uthern Ohlo ~ miles. Weii-MalnlalnerJ, Depend· · Iller, 6 cyl., 5 sp., ale~ ps, pb, 120.000 miles, good condlllon 1. able. $2.200. (304)675-1816. $1,500, Nog. 740-441·t083' While Whirlpool Waaher $75; 2 t991 Ford Tempo Automatic, AC White Whirlpool Dryers 185 AM/FM Cassette Power Wind· Each; White Whl~pool Dryer $50; owa /00011, Sunrool, New Braw, Call Attor 5:30 P.M. 740·448· nres, Battery, Alternator, E)lhault 90118. Good Shapt With t28,00<i Milts, . Runo Fine $1.900, Call740·448· WANT A COMPUTER???? BUT 286i Aiter 6:00-P.M. , NO CASH?? MMX TECHNOLO. GY We Finance , •o• Downf Pall U92 Grand Am $2,895; t992 CreCIIt Problema OKII . Even II CIYalltr IllS 13.195; 1991 Cavall· Tumed Down Betorell R...talll~h er 12.795; 1991 Cavalier $1,795; 'lllur Crodllll1.-t59-0359. 1989 Cutlass Supreme $2,495. COOk Motors, 740-44e-Dt03. 550 Building 1913 Conwo, Red with Gray tn· Suppllea Block, brick, Sewer pipe&, wind· ows, l~ntals, etc. Claude Wlnterl, Rio Grande, OH Call 740·2-455121 . . Saulb IAQJ42 o stery • . huridfed ft. 1JO:WO t mo. pd . . 446-0390. $21.95 Per 100; 1' 200 PSI $37.oo ·Per 100: All Brass Com· 1990 Dodge Daytona Automatic, pr0811on Fillings in S""* Air, AMIFM Cassette, Ground El· RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson,, Ohio, 1·.800-537-9528 Auto Over 40 jra •xpertence ft...ft:tll (304)675-4381. . 1993 Fcrtl Ranger Splash, 4 cyJ, 5 740·949·2587 weekends and 1987 Nova ~ New Tires, Front sp.. 90,000 miJes, excellent condiBrakes And Axela. t.e litre En-*'~~~· gine-Good, NHd Trans. $400.00. tion, $5900, 74()-992·11112 0( 304773-5305. Sofa, full alz:e bed, bar stools, 740-448-0591. mise Items for sale, 740·992· 1 J t 5 S2 • 740-74Z~U 1 1/2" Water Pipe $41.00 per t92·1508 day& or 740·949-2644 ·1977 Chevy P/U 6 Cylinder, Au· tomai~. $400; 1978 Fon! P/U Au- Toppan HI Eltlclency 90% Gas tomatic 360 Engifle, Needs Bat- Fumaces, 011 Furnaces, 12 Seer Hlat Pump & Air Condlllonlng Systemt ftH 8 Year Parts & La· bor Warranty Bennetts Heating & Cooling, HI00-872·5967. • 5 'Ready for a·chanae?· S50 Load. Full Size Plck·Up, Do· - · 740-992-4568. CARS ·s1oo. $500 • Free satellite svstem. CaN for <if. llllls.II00-263-2840 . I K . IO I 6 • J 7. TRANSPORTATION otter; '86 while Monte Carlo SS, $3000 or best offer; 740-9923357. 41 BoMr or .,..,.. H=P.t;;51 Ulreagoon 54 - c i t y ~·> 15 ' Slllonl!lalalllld 21 1.8nn011'1 , _ Eut llryu Rines, Joseph Jacks 740·985-3813 Sprl11 hvelop••• Snow litowor; 5 HP 22" W~ 710 Autos tor S.ie Swath Emolent Condtion, U&ld 2 '85 Chevy truck , S1000 or beat. _..,....... 740-388-9060. . P-lllr DlrocTV Free ERinlata Specltll Tup.,er. Plaint, OH • Premium Firewood, Oak & Ash tAJ642 • 8 6 New CDnstruction .t Remodelin& - Kitdlen Cabinets Viayl Siding- Roofs· Decb • 0.,.. Free Estimates counl Available. Horltaga Farm. (304)675-5724. And Meu ·Away, Call Tracy AI 740-441-1982. • . . ., . . . . C.Wtllll •••• ,.. 4S ~ IIOinM clnlg ·Rutland, Ohio Truck seats, par,scats, headtln~s. truck tarps1[ convertible & vinyl tops, . Four ~heeler seats. motorcycle seats; boat covers, carpets, etc. St. Rt. 7 74V"'IJill 2• 2088 . 'Round Dellvarr & Volume Olt· New Mlllenlum DleU Eat All Day G"W Plude. New Roots • Repairs , Coaling • Gutlers • Siding • Drywall • Painting • Plumbing Por~ AnvH, Bllcktmlth Forge, Log t 15-0r!MM - pt wd IIH 17 IINI. ...,latty 57 UNd e..,.U 11 Tille ol reepect ..... • 7 5 •AQS -3 ·• K 8 JACKS ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION colt In May. Broke to ride. $600. 41 ••• IW44 Exc11m allon 1tPrw-... y ._,IUflllltiome.IXIIII -· ~~~~~., Sign With Len.,., -840 Ha~ & Grain Fat sate- orchard gro1•. ollallo, good quality, 140·742·3090 or ~ - · 740-311-7902. 740-742-3324. 11081LI-E OWNERS Wanted: Leasit Oloaller.Tobac· Huge InVentory, Discount Prices, co Poundage 2.000 Pounes, 740On VInyl Skirting, Dooro. Wind· 4411-1052. urgo 99i·JI\5 Lie. • CJO.a , , _ . -Hog 740-2~10. 50 Yrs. Combined Experience Honest & Reliable Free Estimates Senior Citizens • Discount AT 8:30P.M. Modo! J020 Ollcll Wltclllttonch· 1 Bmlll bMtlt 7 TOOkc.N.of Ihl Qlfdll\ PLOMBI"CI Trvth :~~~c-. · el n•at Thur.daya 610 Farm .Equipment ~ ACROSS 13 HoiUM? M' Pumeroy lillg... Club lingo on Plano ~ tuning & r.palrt . PIOilloml? NMd Timid? Coli thO . . 01'. 740 ... 1525 I NBA Cro••word Puzzle with accou card, lop doltor, Wolllo 740-949·3315 toeve " I The Dally Sentinel • Page B 5 Pbmeroy, Mlddleporto Ohio I '. . ' . . . . '' ·'·' .. ·' • . . �' 1'hul'8day, January 20, 2000 Page B 4 • The Dally Sentinel OOP . 560 . '-ll for Sale BIUDGE For- Prln s... Syoltm 1110 wanted RCA Direct TV older PHILLIP ALDER g. FARr., ',\ H ,.,1 II &L'Vl'-,l 1 i"' Good Gold Apptllnc.s And Fur· Cd 740 4oMI 4039, Or 740- "*1004~- Grubb'a lnt.nt car INI, $25; electric dry• If, $115; tltemc dryer, $30; . . -. 150; 111o .... ln5; cllrinot. $2!10; col740&13-5411. .INIITROL HIATINO AIID COOUNCI EQUIPIIIENT INITALLED 'If You Ooit't C1ll Us Wo Both LOit.• FrH Eatlmalftl 740.448. 11308, 1-t00-291-GOII8. JET AEAATION MOTORS Aopalnod, & Aobult In Srock. Col Ron E\10111, 1-&00-531·9528. lllllhSt., Pomwoy,OH ... $1 ,800, 7~ 1 t111)44, Super A Farm All, wllh Culltva· 10!1. (304)675-32411. Paylng$110.00 per pile S300.00c-ll 1500.00 8tlrbum ProgNIIIYI top HM. Livestock 830 5 Or e Year Old ReQIItt(ed Jtr· ••v Cow, Rtady To Drop Calt, Good Family Milk Cow. 740·245· 9212. 1 Mlnl-turo Horoo Maro to hove (304)67" 3992. ows. Anchora, Water Heaters, Plumbing & Electrical Parts, Fur· nac11 a. Heal" Pumpa. BenneUa Uobllt Home Supptv. 7~0-~46· 94t8. strew: Bright wtro Til straw vosr I I RESIDENTIAL HOME OWNERS & UP. POLICE IMPOUND. Honda'a Toyota 'S, Chevya, Jeeps, And Sporl Ullli- llei. Call Nowl. 800·712-1470: EXT. 7832. Ron's Gun Shop, 740-742-8412. tery $400; 1988 S"ulck Century, 4 New Tiles, Automatic, 6 CyUnder, 11 ,500; 4 P.M. ·8 P.M. 740·245· 5665. 1980·90 Hondas From S291Mo., lmpounrlal 0 Down, 24 Months 0 t9.9% listings, ~oo-319-3323 Ext Sawmill $3,795. Saw Logs Into 3901. Boards, Planks, Beams. Large Capacity. Best Sawmllll Value Anywhere. FREE ltlformatlon, 1-800- 578· t363 NORWOOD SAW· MILLS 252 Sonwlll DriYII, Buffalo, NY 14225. S..oontd Nrewood, 135 loed (local) tp 140 IO..d, will deliver, call 2!10\1STEEL BUILDINGS • Buy Nowf 1999 Prices /Limited Stock! 25x30, 30x40, 5011.120. lmrnedlale Dellwryl HI00-482·1930 x·58. Tools & Sockets wfTool Box, $75 plus Rechargable DrUI w/Caaa & aceessor111. Also SuptrNintendo. $50. (304)675-4458. Two {2) cemetery plots and two (2) vaults In Meigs Memory Gar· dena. Yalwd at $3850, wll 1011 tor $2750. P1ea11 call 740-742·2979 0{ 740-969-()058. Two Uud Cole 4 Drawer Fila cabinets, 74Q-446·t568. · Waterline· Spacial: 314 200 PSI 1986 Honda Accord AJC, Cruise, looi<a & Runs GOOd, $950, NIQOIIablo,740-44H0&3. . 1988 Trans·Am 350,' Autoriiatlc, Good Condition, $1 ,995. 740· 1988 Pontiac 8000. 10UOO 1988 Porsche 844 Turbo, stone gray metalliC With burgancly Interior. 3300 actual miles, looks and 811\11111 now, minor rlghltront dam- -s. ags. $14,000, 740·992·1506 doys or 740-949-2844 evenings and' 1989 Be_rona·With Engine 55,000 Ml~.12.000. 740-256-6032. 1990 Chevy Lumina, 2.5 Aumotor/trans. Sharp. toma~c • .new $2,150. OBO. Partial trades con· sldered . 1989 Pontiac Grand Prix, 3.1 Automatic. New paint. loldod/Sharp. $2,500. {304)675· 8859./675-4452. . feels, Runs Good, 'Drives Great! terlor. One Owner. Needs quarter Ten 28' Root Trusses $30 Each; Nine 40' Root Trul&ea $60 Each; Seven 24' Roof Trusses $20 Each; Eleven 34' Roof Trusses $50 Eaell, 740-992-6498. 560 Pels tor Sele (2 Excrtllent Runn1011 Beagle AaO panel and raar bumprlr. $3400. Or Best Ollttt. (304)n3-56?9. 1tt3 Chavy, Cavalier, 811<, very goOd condition. new brakes. 13500 oeo, caii740-985-3505. . 1993 Salurn Sl2, 4 door, 4 ~ln­ dtr, front wheel drive, automatic, 68,426 ~ 26441'tt111ing8 and utt:8118nds. IO'wx10'w Wooden Foundation, 150, (Accessories Go With Doa'a) 1 Fiberglass Dog House, Nh:, S~o; Contact, Paul EVans,. 718 Third Avenue, Or 740·4468426 Everything Can Be Sean: 718Thln! Avrlnua, Gall>olls. 2730044. Adorable AKC RaQistared Show Quality Boston Tarrier Puppies, Shota a Wormed. 1 Male, t fa. malo. 'For Thllt Special &omoo,. On •volontlns'sl•- $300,·DE· PD81T WILL HDLO, 740·388· 11325. AKC Registered Dachshund Fa· malo 4 -tho Old, 1st 2 Sots 01 Shots, Very Friendly, 1250, 740· 44-1995. 6 automatic, blue with whitt top, gray clolh Interior, amlfm cas· Mill, 53,716 miiH, lift tront damage, runs and drlvas, asking - - 19115 Buick Losabre Cualom 4-' Doors, · Loaded, $8,200.00; ~2.000 U~der Book Value)! 740-882-751.2 . 19115 Buick Rogal One Owner, 740-24!5-15698. 199!S Cemaro, 'v·l auiqmatlc.• Pot Ptoloaolonala: SIHars, Walk· ers, Groomer's, Etc. RucK MIIUont Of Potenllat Customers! Free Listing On lnterntt'a Moll belOit,_..., ,; 3o · -~WITH FROM $291MO. lm· pounds /Ropos. fll. SO Down 124 Mos. o 19.9% For llattr:gs 1-600· 319-3323 X2158. SMITH'S CONSTRUCTION Ita Winter, So Doa• Put Off ThOle IDalde Job• Any For Sale or Trade, 1991 Caprlc8 Classic. New Shocks, Brakes, Fully loaded Leather Ect. $3,500.00. Negotiable On Trldoo. Call On W11kend1 Only. 740· 379-21142. 720 Trucks tor Sale Loagcr. 1981 Chovy/SWB, Slep·Slde. PI U, acyl, 3spd. good Shapt, New can Today! Free EIUmates Tires, sharp little truck . $2500 . 6NT drlvoo, aaklng S5ooo, 740-992· 1506 doya ·or 740·849·21'44 8V8nlnga and Wllktndl. 1898 Pontiac Flreblrd Trans·Am,' 2 dr, l·tops. 17000 mlloo. aulo. cd, silver metallic with dark pewter laathar, right front auspailslon ~·· 95 Chevy Coratca, 3.1L, V•8, Air, PW, PO, AMIFM Cas11tto. Besullt~l Car: $7,000.00 (740)·388· &210 . 1995 Ford Mullang , \I.e , auto, 37,000 nw1e1; white wtth gray In· lerlor, tront damage, $3,500, 140- Slzes '5 'x 10' to 10' x 30' 85 Ford F·150 4x4 excelent con· dillon. Fully loadld and moro. Ga- rage' kept, 32,000 actual miles, Hours . 7:.00 AM • 8 PM sharp kuckl &17,0QO. (740)·2581243 . 730 Vana & 4-WDa 2/4/tl 1mo. pd.- Po.-roy, Ohio .. Sen1kea ' . , Seplic Sy.rema & • 1 1 Mkldlrlport1 Olilo ·-· Houn: Mon &Tue9 to 3 Closed '\Ve,dn~daya ThiU'a .11! Fri.V to 3 ,_ I Utflitiso 8\rt.t ~n;w.. - BaeltltH & ·Trailer Sitett Land 91earlng.& : · Grading • . .fi!l Con¥eraion (Houaton, Texas), gray Wllour fntarlor, front and rear air, all ex.tras, $3400 080, 740· 992·1506_day• or 740·949·2844 Mt!lj1go. .SufiHtBOtne 1989 5-10 Red AutomoUc. nnted , Wlndow1, 80,000 Miles, 4x4, PoWer Steering, Power Brakes, 740.. ~ New Construclion & Remodeling · Kitchen CabineU· Vinyl SidingR~fs • Decks • Garages 319·p&a._ •••••• -t o2 . (748) tt2·11il 1991 Gmc Safari Van, Autom., High Mllaago. $t,750.00. Z40· 448-4782, GaiHIXJNs , Oh~. . Ffte Estimates 740-74Z.3411 Bryan Reeves · www. unaethome. m 1992 lsuziJ ROCI&o v-e, ~ SPHd, Sharp, $6,000 Coli Allor 8 P.M . 740-441·1489. 1997 Ford Expedition 4 WD 40,000 Miles, Excellenl Condition, 124,500, 74().367..()219. RUTLAND CARSAUS ROBERT ·BISSELL CONSTRUCTIOII •M•wHomea • •Oatagill • Complete R~lnQ • •• ~ ·I· I -StOp ~ C!)mpare ' We WIIIIJtMI ' fREE . E811MATES 740-742·3311 ,..,.....,609 tiiUI'73 .• ltiJm'N •. .... , ., • CONCRETE • BACKHOE SERVICES N • MASONRY S • BOBCAT SERVICES ·' 45N,.._ ·' 41 Waalndebt 42 To1TV 43Adhnlve atrlp 46 Thla (Sp.l .BESJDENTIAU//1//11//COMMERCIAL booll 49e.byfood 50 Encllna lor "verb'r 52 -Lingua (alrllnll 53 Alr-trotnc control orv. . CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lula Campos CMbrity Ciphlr ar= . ams.,. e. r u .tec:1 from quGtllllonl by IIII'IOUI peoc:lle, paat and pr11Hf'lt . Each in tna Cipt1!tr l1&l'ldl !OJ another. Todly'l: c:fut: N ~q~.~a/s H , 'VKGCKIOBD Y· SKOBO VKGCYTOIKB, J .yTJYTV NKPIRFKTA High & Dry Self-Storage . unconditional lifetime guarantH. Local reterenc11 furnflhed . Ea· lllbl- 1U75. Call 24 Hro. (740) (7,.,) AKHJ lAM I '::~:~~, s<a~4\\l-A-L&t.trs· iWito4 loy C\AY I . POllAN _;...._ _ __ WOlD ...,---,..-~..; harranve ..Hera al 0 lour ocrambt.d -d• thtt be- low 10 lortt1 laur simp.. wonla. I AL I 0 I N I "llrNOWEV l4,.,_I-rl-,..1-10 I . h-3 I ' r-~-----------,0 11-..,..;;t~j_;.;." .;.;,.Ar- -fl~ ,..;-IT I'm old enough to remember lhe days when the most popu· tar place of software was -a-- - rI I qu~ed tho chuckle by lilltnv In tho mlulng wordl you dovolop lro:n atop No. 3 -bttl-. .• ,.~~s't:~~~~s~ETT!IS IN I' I UNSCIAMlllE AIOVf lEHUSo I .TO GET ANSWU · I' ,. I" I' r I I .I I I I J SCIAMoi.ITS ANSWIU Crisis - Olden • Doubt • Killer- BILLS JOIII' door One not so smart fellow to his friend : ~If it's illegal to send obscene material through the mail how come 1still get my BILLS?" CaD 112-2111 " 1 ., 740-992-5212 Cellular ,Jeff Warner Ins. .' 992·5479 parlance All Work Guaraf1t4ttd , French Cliy · Maytag, 740·448· 1?95. Sewlnt Machine & Maln- .Vaccuum Clut11r lononcl• Painting, vinyl siding, Rep~ ira carpon~ty. dOOII, wlndowt, billho, mollt1o homo rapalr and mo... FrJr 740-742..()4111 Drywall , Siding, Roots, Addl• llonl, ·Painting, ole, ' (304)87~.. 4&23«(304)174-01&5. LIYingiton'o• Buomtnt Wator Proofing, all baaomont repairs done, Jree 11t1rnat11,,·1Ueth11e 840 Electrlcai end -~ --;;;;;;;;;;;:~::= r IISSilL IUILDIRSI • <· IIC. . New H9met • Vinyl · Sto_p Jn , And, See .. ·r I • Steve Riffle Sales Representative ·: Siding~ New Garages •Replacement WindoWs •AQOm Addnlona · •ROofing """"II"'•• ._.IH.....,at ..,, ___ - •ft_,,_ FREE EStiMATES 9JIIA_f ,_. 92•7643 (No Sunday Calle)· " -------.-.-" We 1)11~ house calls OIHtni:te call Chol, 740·992- 6323. ·. ~-~~ .. ~Acmur 33795 Hiland Rd. .Pomeroy; . Ohio. 446-otl70, 1-100·287·0578. Rog· , oro WIIOrprOollng. t Jlms Drywlll & Construction. New C~nsttuCtlon I Aemc»dell ttz~J470 your message n•~itJ $8.00 cOiunln Inch WeekdayS $1 o.oo column Inch Su!l(laYI ·I • < • • Larry Schey ......... • .,. t~ East State Street Phone (740) S93-66i't:l Athens, Oltio 45701 I' ' ' when you attempt to work in tanticm. rcctcd . · · · ,. _Try to involve yolirself in lhe fonner ARIES.'l(March 21 ~April I~) u· muc~ as possible. ;foday could be a Ibn. soctal day ·f<Jf . . VIRGO (A:lg. 23-Sepl. 22) Where , you 1 SO IORioao Y!IU don't. hnpo'jt ~ ~'YOU can be risht on largelloday will -~ ' ' ' , ' yo~rself on anyone you ~now· on; ~ be willi issues •that deal with •tte Friday, Jan. 21. 2000 · .pulely ~ocial besis ' to grant you . home, family and security. flowcver, 1 ° ·1n l~e year libeH, you Could"be .l~vor• bU5in~S5·Wise;; Keep. lbc I ~ if you try tq incorporale . hunch~s, it'll . , - xposed to a spale o( un~sual oppor• . sc(1Unltt:. · . · draw you off course. · >o!unities that could better your lot In LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct 23) Put :;life.lfyoudon'l!akeadvontag~ofat , : TAURUS- (April 20-Muy 2if/ Some kind of ·matler·YOU bud con" ' ·yourself outfor friends and associoles . f::.~ne -nfthem, it'll bey~rown sidcrcd 1<1 1>c nverwhchning mifhl today, bCcause iri the process you will lo he less intimidating today; be lhe one whQ will eventually .derive . , prove . ~ AQUAR~US (J~n. 2{)-feb. ·1.9) If 11 H :i,Y.·cver. dnn't .hccbmc overtunn. : . , the greater J?enefits. · ·:Joou waril to make a deal or str1l'· ., d~nf. oithcr. !,eave roqm far UOC"f;j SCORPIO (Oct; · 24-Nov, 22) iti>Qain, tiJ(Iay may be the day t~ "" tnmi."';S. ""'J~ . Where t111ly important objectives are it: "''ou r:Ould be m011> fortt111Bie aflhis oEMINl(Mny 21 -Ju~c 20) 11""I!:!I • concerned, Lady Luck will be in your ;rlirne in negoliations of ell type!S. Oct w:ll he noijJun& \\MOl wtlh the ~<It • ~<lrnc• (_onver,;cly, sltl;'!l he ""'!'here :, a jump on life by undenlar\dlng lbe you conceive todny. uni•"J"" hc · , to' be fottad when you focus 9n the ~ ·inRu8nces that'll govern Yott in the ur water IIM>m down order to i111ifnillcllll, so <k>n't·ao there. ~ Send the requlnd ~rund . ~~tilc!rlltllllltll thtlse wltn ~ , SAGITTARIUS (No~.- 23-Dec. · ~· form f!ld for yout AstrQ-Qripb life' gtltcd._ . , • . .1 . 21) poncenlrale lirsl on the big pic~ dlclions by iftaiUnJ $2 to. Asln>CANCER (June 21<July 2 · . '""'today, because that's whll·will - ~ ·Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box ~hen t.he &olng 10\S t<>l!ih, the loug.hl} • ·, pul ynu on l!ack. Once you're got if , ~ 1758,,_Murray Hill S!ation. New 5 ae11·10rng Is the old sayma. and 1hlt in focus, then go hack and dol nlllhe • York, NY 10156. .Be su~ to state eJIIICily whit you'll do today. TtottbiO · · i's,and cross all the l's. · . . yo!" z;odiec sign. is, yoU ~auld thrOw away illl that CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-.Jnn.' 19) ~ . '. PISCES (Feb. 20-Mirch 20) . you've 11incd on... ·eomeone undc· 1: Someone wich whum you lmvc h.-cp ~ $orneone wit~ whom you'll !x sorvina . . · ' , . I((' ,a ligned. hut mny have hud o fulling ~ ~ Involved at work or wi.lh yottr ca~cr LBO (July 23-AuJ. 22) Di>i~g out in the past , could 1>c the very one I coUld come up with an inaenious idea thing• independently of other< wtll " who clln create soonclhing nppnrtuqc ~ today that will inyolve you. It mllltl you ~ luck f\ldey than ill ... for youtnday. Be rc.:cplive lo all. . yield few nav.,.l\tlubey can be qll'~ -'?",, !>' ' • .. 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Local '4 ,._ CIIINCIW 1987 Ford full size conversion · van, 302 aulomailc, l'vory Coast guorontoo. 12yro on Job export· 992·1508 daya, 740-949·2844 1'"•n~ ...'"·.-<~-=')185-388=..;.;:;;.7~-~-·_ _ ..,._ 992·6215 740..949-2217 Emba11'881111tnt,.. · You're TrMted wllh RMifftll 2 '· Appliance Parts And Sorvtoo: AH and daah. black, 71 ,187 mll11,. Name Brandl Ovtr 25 Ytara EX· minor tront damage, · runs and or 29670 Baalian Road Rilclna, Ohio 457'71 WIIIYIII!!! No ' V.C. YOUNG Ill HIU'S SELF 'STORAGE No lCteclt • Stow C!Wdll • Blnllruplcy lle(IO • Dlvordtd • ' 0 (740) 882-110 I ''"""' 882~2763 740-448-11114 or 740-992·2529. t994 DOdge P_lck·Up 5 Sptod, 318, 2x4, 114,000 Mia& 740-2589224. ·- 1998 s-10 21,ooo Milos $6.295; 1991 S·10 Durango A/C, $2,795; 1968 S·10 A~to V·6 AIC $2,195. COOk Motoro. 740-446-0103. . ...... --INC. •Eioctrlciill""-'11 aaua.. . ·z 01111e- Elil Have you gu~ssed which country has the fourth-greatest percentage of Interqet users? In case you've been abroad for the last three days, the leading nations are keland (320 surfers per 1,000 population), Finland (305) and Norway (304 ). This deal was declared by Anders Morath during his country's march to the 1977 European Championship title. His performance won thai yel!f's Bois Brilliancy Prize. In the,other room, the Spanish pair reached' six diamonds by North. Unfortunale]y for them, East led a club: one down. One no-trump was a forcing twoway response that, when-followed by three diamonds, announced a slamtry in diamonds. Three no-trump · showed a minimum wit]) no side-suit shortage. Four clubs was a cue-bid, at which poinl West came out of a stupor to ask questions. The signifi; · cance was nbt wasted on Morath, Who converted to six no-trump· to protect .his club king . West led the henri two. Declarer .won in hand, played a diamond to dummy's jack,_ and look a spade finesse. Next, Morath collected his four remaining . diamond tricks, throwing a spade · from ,hand while Wesl released a pair of clubs. Morath tqok a second .spade finesse . and cashed the spade ace: making We~l feel uncomfortabl e. He had to r.e tain three hearts, so discarded the club queen . · Now il was easy for Moralh to lead the club 10 out of his hand, bringing down lhe ace. Morath, who is from Sweden, look the last three · lricks with dummy's heart ace,queen and his-club · ISn,.r Pipe: 3" thru 8", Gal PIPI & Reg,ulatcill Open: B:oo-4:30 Weekdlya ····· II1Mfi/J 9:00,.12:00 . , ' •Rooftng oiJinyt 8ldfril & Plliillli. •PIIIo & Porchlllellt 1 -u t.anowt? vn By>Phillip Alder • . 740,9 . 3813 4" ,thru 48" Pliatlc Culvert In Stock Full Une Of Water Slor. Tanka ' · S.ptlc & Cl.am Tankl •Aootllldtllilotlll"'" ldtllng . ' ·uC':to Opening lead: !P 2 I " ()NI EXCEPTION . YOUH'S , ·. 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Over 75 Tanks ol Freshwater looking for female longhair Saulb ,...... For InfOrmation regarding Quality DrivewaYs. Sontq Melp oad GoUla 740-949·2844 evenings and w... damage, 114,300, 74()-992·1505 Oachlhund 10 breed, Pleaao call I • PLAS.TICS 111,...,. Plaine, Ohio · oCOIIU11frdal •ladulrlol IV8n1ngo and-& 1&&00. 740·992· 15be daya or AKC roglsterod Yorkll puppy tor ..... 740-U92·2371. Filii, Locally Raised Parakeets/ Supplln. Fish Tank/Pol Shop, 2413 Jackson Avt~nuo,IPr. Ptoaoanr. (304)675·2083. S~n. 1· 4PM, Mon-Sot 11AM-ePM. ljiiiiii!IM ...... I .40 742;.&888 •Rollrltatlal front wheel drive, 59,833 miles, maroon with gray Interior, crulae, ac, amlfm ca11ette, PS, recov·. erad theft, asking $7800, 740· 19M Muatang convertible, 3.8 V· 3 Golden Ratrlevar pups, 2 ta- Whoalo, AIC, Tilt, Cruloo, Pwr, malea, 1 mate AKC reg. w/ pa· · locks, Pwr Wlnclowa. Pwr Boola. pers have had 2nd shots 304· ....-.kl-••...... Mon ·• Frl 8:30 • 5:00 for 1997 Dodge Intrepid, 3.5 V-6, 4 cyl., 5 . 245·56n. . -.c. $3000 $350; t Wooden Dog Houoo, New . . . . . lltllers. ',_ PllhnuF ~lilY"*""*' ,.,.,,lw ... wl.,......t ... lltln11y . . lttcWt.• ~ .......... IIIII floe You tltould ... ..., I 21 L111t hippie Vulnerable: East-We~! Dealer: North ~ .... ,.._ .. ..._.. '\ 1 .lanlttpalaitMl••nol poo•lrlo• ...... rlilpoaal 710 AUIOI tor Sale taal with tan Interior, ac. an>'lm cauollrl, liking $4900, 740·992·!508 daya or 740·949· bit .Dogs) 1 Beagle, 3 Years Okl, · 1994 Cavallor, 2 door, Black 7Tan. Mala $150; 1 Beagle speed, C.D. Player, ·3 Years Old, Copper Tone. Mala 080. (304)67Y893. (Papofa) $150; 1 Cyclone Dog Pen, Olvld<ld, 1O'wx8'1 With lnckl /Chains, Dog Pen Sits On A t K Q 8 3 I K 10 ~uthern Ohlo ~ miles. Weii-MalnlalnerJ, Depend· · Iller, 6 cyl., 5 sp., ale~ ps, pb, 120.000 miles, good condlllon 1. able. $2.200. (304)675-1816. $1,500, Nog. 740-441·t083' While Whirlpool Waaher $75; 2 t991 Ford Tempo Automatic, AC White Whirlpool Dryers 185 AM/FM Cassette Power Wind· Each; White Whl~pool Dryer $50; owa /00011, Sunrool, New Braw, Call Attor 5:30 P.M. 740·448· nres, Battery, Alternator, E)lhault 90118. Good Shapt With t28,00<i Milts, . Runo Fine $1.900, Call740·448· WANT A COMPUTER???? BUT 286i Aiter 6:00-P.M. , NO CASH?? MMX TECHNOLO. GY We Finance , •o• Downf Pall U92 Grand Am $2,895; t992 CreCIIt Problema OKII . Even II CIYalltr IllS 13.195; 1991 Cavall· Tumed Down Betorell R...talll~h er 12.795; 1991 Cavalier $1,795; 'lllur Crodllll1.-t59-0359. 1989 Cutlass Supreme $2,495. COOk Motors, 740-44e-Dt03. 550 Building 1913 Conwo, Red with Gray tn· Suppllea Block, brick, Sewer pipe&, wind· ows, l~ntals, etc. Claude Wlnterl, Rio Grande, OH Call 740·2-455121 . . 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(304)675-5724. And Meu ·Away, Call Tracy AI 740-441-1982. • . . ., . . . . C.Wtllll •••• ,.. 4S ~ IIOinM clnlg ·Rutland, Ohio Truck seats, par,scats, headtln~s. truck tarps1[ convertible & vinyl tops, . Four ~heeler seats. motorcycle seats; boat covers, carpets, etc. St. Rt. 7 74V"'IJill 2• 2088 . 'Round Dellvarr & Volume Olt· New Mlllenlum DleU Eat All Day G"W Plude. New Roots • Repairs , Coaling • Gutlers • Siding • Drywall • Painting • Plumbing Por~ AnvH, Bllcktmlth Forge, Log t 15-0r!MM - pt wd IIH 17 IINI. ...,latty 57 UNd e..,.U 11 Tille ol reepect ..... • 7 5 •AQS -3 ·• K 8 JACKS ROOFING & CONSTRUCTION colt In May. Broke to ride. $600. 41 ••• IW44 Exc11m allon 1tPrw-... y ._,IUflllltiome.IXIIII -· ~~~~~., Sign With Len.,., -840 Ha~ & Grain Fat sate- orchard gro1•. ollallo, good quality, 140·742·3090 or ~ - · 740-311-7902. 740-742-3324. 11081LI-E OWNERS Wanted: Leasit Oloaller.Tobac· Huge InVentory, Discount Prices, co Poundage 2.000 Pounes, 740On VInyl Skirting, Dooro. Wind· 4411-1052. urgo 99i·JI\5 Lie. • CJO.a , , _ . -Hog 740-2~10. 50 Yrs. Combined Experience Honest & Reliable Free Estimates Senior Citizens • Discount AT 8:30P.M. Modo! J020 Ollcll Wltclllttonch· 1 Bmlll bMtlt 7 TOOkc.N.of Ihl Qlfdll\ PLOMBI"CI Trvth :~~~c-. · el n•at Thur.daya 610 Farm .Equipment ~ ACROSS 13 HoiUM? M' Pumeroy lillg... Club lingo on Plano ~ tuning & r.palrt . PIOilloml? NMd Timid? Coli thO . . 01'. 740 ... 1525 I NBA Cro••word Puzzle with accou card, lop doltor, Wolllo 740-949·3315 toeve " I The Dally Sentinel • Page B 5 Pbmeroy, Mlddleporto Ohio I '. . ' . . . . '' ·'·' .. ·' • . . �-- .... -- . ,. ._. . ,. ........ -.. iWii·--·. -- . . . . ,. .~ ~· ·- ......... ., . . . . . ,.. ~ ~~ ' ..,_. _. "':it-~· ... _ - - t' ,.; .'1 . .· - ,Ill'':"" . . "'• .,. a,; .,. ~ .::t' ' • • • Thui'SUy, Jenuary 20, 200q • Pomeroy, Mklclleport, Ohio Ptge B IS • The Dally Sentinel • • ~ \ Southern boys to host arc~·rival Eastern in rematch By SCOTT WOI.I'I tried to rally his troop~ around. A• a result of 11011~ . w is a 100<1 driver and tough alone lhe Sentinel Corrnp andlnl Soutbem's improving defe~~~e, the team hu basehne. · RACINE- Prior to the start oldie sea- gone 5· 1 in its 1151 six games, holding to Next is Malt Simpson with a 12.81 averson, not even an Edaar AIIMI Poe could have potent opponents to just 40 points. · age and 141 points. At6-6,the talenled point formulated a more formidable plot than die At Eastern, coach Howie Caldwell has die guard runs die Eagle offense, bjll is most sueone that has unfolded between Butem and be.lief, however, both have IO!&lly dif· cessful off die rip move. Josh Will avetaps ·soulhcrn enterin1 Friday ni~'s buJe Tri- fcreat views in phile>sophy. The Eaale help 12.18 points with 134 total points. Will is a Valley Conference Hoc:ki!ll Divisloa.btlllle in defense forces die ball to II¥ middle, where sharp shooter, who joins Simpson u oDe of Racine. philosophically a teammate will be their to the perimeter threats. · Both clubs have emeapd u die Jeaat!e's stop penetration. . Eric Smith hu put to1e1her a strins of dou· best in several slalillical c leeczks. Rees believes in forcing die ball baseline, ble digit games to boost his average to 8.9 Eastern, 11·'1, lleads die dlvilional nee: at where die baseline helps serve as an added poihts per game, and swing guard Matt 8-1, while Southem is 8-3 and dllrd in the defender as opponents fight to avoid a trap. At Bissell averages 7.27. Chad Nelson and league at 5-3. Aleunder, Rees was highly successful in Garrell Karr throw 4.8 and .3.9 averages. Southern hu pven up 601 poinls overall, ' winnit\g three . league championships. Both respectively, into the mix off the bench. ~ an average of 5:4.6 points per PAll' while philosophies have proven successful. · slats show, Eastern is solid seven deep with scoring 673, a 61.2 avaqe. 'l1lc positive The twist in the piOI? Caldwell, in his sec· . more quality minutes coming from Josh Kehl. spread is just shy of se)'CII-poillll. In' its last .ond season with Eastern, returns home to Josh Broderick. and a ·host of others. five games, the SHS defepse llu jllvtG up just Racine where he spent nearly a quartet centu• Southern has just one man in double fig· 50.2 points per game. Soulhent lliiU have to ry, cOaching and teaching aspiring'youns stu· ures, but that is a key factor in theit success. counter Eastems potentially .~,explosive dents the proper grammar. This will be the They.have nine players averaging three points offense, whiCh has scored 741 pc)lnll, 111 aver- firsuime Caldwell has entered the confipes of or better and six different players have led the age of 67.4 points per game. ~ Eas~erJ~. Charles W. Hayman gymnasium as a full· team in ·scoring on given nig~ts . Soul)lem defense has all\lwed just over 56 p6ints pet: blown Eagle; havins spent last year as a shows much balan~e acrOjis its 11-man roster. game, a positive spread of II. tescher at Southern and coach of the Eagles. . Garret Kiser leads the way with a 'IQ.8' The old "Offe~ wins g~s. Eastern has three men averaging double average and 119 points, followed by Russell defense wins " ·something Junior Brown heads the list with Reiher with 9.25 and Nick ·Bolin wilh 8.7. that second 7. I and I'' ' I. I, I' lee 4--Cin. Moeller ................................................... 69. '" 1 Far West EASTERN CONFERENCE W•.Kentu!:ky 57, Oen"er 56 Allandt Dh.._: . »: Ia 'i: L~ea. ~iami .......... 1••• , .......... . ,. ....... 24 ~w York ...... ......... 24- Phi1Hiphia ........................ .. 23 I~ .6-W . 14 16 .632 . _j90 2 Bosmn .................................. l8 20 .474 6"' ,0rl(lndo ............................,.... l6 N~wJersey ............................ l.5 2] .410 .39' ~': ......... 12 28 .JOO B\ Cmtr•l Division .. ..... .. 26 12 .684 WnsMngtM fndi iiRII .. ,........ ,2,1 9 Detroit .................... , .......11 16 ,,68 Milwaukf:e ..... .......... 22 18' . !~ Charlotte....... Toron1o ........ 4\ 5 6'~ ......... 20 11 .S41 .. ....... 20 19 .SI3 CLEVELAND ......... ,.J ......... I6 23 · Atlanta ................................. IJ 24 Chh:ago .................................. 6 30 .-;.._ 61: .410 · 101':: .JS.J · 12', .167 i9 WESTERN CONFERENCE ,. ' Mklwest DtvWoa ~ .., . . . .. . J~ SonA,.n,;o ..........................:t.l I~ '' • Cil • 15 .61l . I Den"~.. ..... ... ............. 17 Hou81:oo ................................ l4 Dallas .. ................................ ! 3 Vancouver ............................. IO o4 19 .47~ 2<11 .368 ·lj 27 1 it ·.J42 12 .270 ~ ~~~ Padllc.'o t"lfon L.A. Lak~n ................ ;........ 33 1 .823 Panland ................................29 10 .'744 3~ Seanle ................................... 26 IJ .1!67~ 6~ Sacnunenlo ........................... 24 12 .' 1 Phoen.ix ... ,.............................21 15 .SSJ •'·10 LA Ctippcn ............... ........ .IO 2B .26) 22 Golden Start ... ......... ............... 7 JO .189 ·, 24\1:.. .66 Wedneodoy's SCOftl Philadelphia 107, Atlanta·89 Boston 94, Toronto 90 :tum 1·CuLn. Falls Walsh Jesuit (7) ... .......... , • Paines\•ille Andover Pymntuning Val. ~ 3. Han.-ey JS • . Ashllbula Edgewood 66, Ashlabuln 52 Avon L..ab 48, Lakewood 43 .Bay Village 8ay 69, ae. Marsh11ll 21 Bedford 64. Twinsburg ~I Beloit W. Branch J7, louisville 15 Brooke, W.Va. 56. Indian Cfeek 'S I Cufield 64, Warien Howland 41 . Canton McKinley 80, Clc. Collinwood 45 CartQihon 3•, Canal Fulron NW 28 Cin. Sr. Bernard 76, Ne.w Miami 25 Cle. Hu. Miuachi 27; Cle. King t l Coan1aut 65. Oencva41 , Ccltland Maplewood 36, Scs. John a. Paul 26 ._...North E Cle. Shaw so, •s JO 4-Ciyde .... ............................................... .......... .. 11 5-Uhrich!viUe Claymont ...... ......... ....... 66 6-Snndusky Perkins ............................... ........... 38 7-0imsted Falls .......... 1.......................... .... ........ 28 8-Buckeye ..................... :.. ,................................. 24 . IJ.l.ewistown Indian Llllce ..... ........... ...... -... 22 10-Salem ... . ......... !u.... <... •............. .. .. .. .. 18 Canton South ..................................... ......... .. 18 Dlrision Ill :rum 1-Srmdusky St. Milry's (8) .. , ..... ,....... ... . H- " • Meigs County's . 41 Zl :_. ---Snow is·goodfor something-:-----"-. ' of lighter Basketball N1tkln1l B~lball Auod.. ion '' CHARL01TE HORNETS: Acquired G ~ Ellis from the MilwDukee Buc:ks in nchqe for~·· ond-rouad draft pick1 thi1 ye••and in 2002 . ,.... GOLDEN STATE WARRIORS: Signed Q.p Mark DM·is lo a 10-day confract.. • By MIWSSIA,RUSSELL under investigation, and authorities OVP Newa St8ft will not move any further on the case GALLIPOLIS . - · The metal "ntil after the release of the coroner's remains of a butane lighter believed report from the Franklin County .to·have caused Tuesday's fatal blaze Coroner's Office in Columbus, · .at the Felipe Beach residence on Cir· which fire officials expect wm be clc Drive were recovered Wednesday early next week. after firefig!tters spent just over two · Fire officials stressed it is impor· .hours ~hi!ll through lhe rubble. tant tq teach childrc;n the necessity of . Bob Donnal· fire safety e~ly, and for the ·entire ly, fire investiga· family to have and practice a fire tor for the Gal· escape plan. lipolis· Volunleer "All people in household should Fire Department, know at least two ways out," said along with sever- Tim Mills, the GVFD's resident fire· . :.\\'::." a] other firefight· fighter. "Have a meeting place OUt· ·. """· ers, returned to side and do not stay in the house to ·. ' the fire scene call 911, go to a neighbor's, or use a around .11 a.ni. car phone, but do not staY' in the Wednesday a11d house." K11r1 Be~l.a.ch.&J painstakingly "Some kids, when faced 'with Ibis hand sifted kind of situation, have a tendency t<i through debris in the basement of the hide," Donnally noted. "Ch.ildren home, where the remains of 4-year· have been ·found ·in closets, behind old Kiara Beach.'s bedroom fell a~r couches ami under beds." . · the floor collapsed. . "The fire department offers edu· "We believe that what we ~ave cation programs for kids to try to . found is. the remains of the lighter reverse cthis mind set," Mills said. · th~t the family u.id the little girl was; ''W~n.they kn~ w~at)n do, to yell · playing Witb 'prio.r (O·I))e fit1ir.' '"Don·. · f'!ff.. il'ma~ tt ellS~ for us to find nally Said. .. ' '' . ', . ; ,""~ tliem r f ,__..,..."" ' .• · '<Fhdi!IBhter will·be turned·over to "We also try to teach the kids to the state fire marshal and he will not be afraid of firefighters in .their WASHINGTON WIZARDS: Named Mlchac( JQI'dan port-owner and hc.d of buketball.operatibn1~, Pl(lerd F Q!rard Klfl8 on the Jnjlired lilt, Acdvlkd R Lorenzo ~lliiJ1TII fi'C)m·lhe inJured lilt. tnanl~F· ~ · .• , , 1 . Boeke .+ " N.uon.JI 1 :ttr:·~ PHOENIX C::OYOTES· ~ d 0 D...._ . . . · IJne ~·· Esc~ 10 Spnnfield of.lhe AHI,.ancl F Da"ld Oltver I~ Hotts.ton or the lf1L. 1 1• ·'' " • ,,"" •.- Hedwr · ..· , • Ym,. MQOoey·67, Austintown Fitch 26 Zahesville RORCrans 50, Dre s d~ Tri-Valley 38 . CAMPAIGN 2000 ~ 14 6 Piusburah ........ :.... 19 22· 3 N.Y. Rangers ......... 17· 20 7 N.Y. blai'lders ...... . 10 29 · ~ RucL:nell 52. Anny ~9 Colgme 77. Lehigh 61' Lnfayene 77. Holy Crou 70 , Monmouth, N.J. 52 , Fdirlcigh Dicldnsoe 169 Mount St. Mary'1. Md. 71. UMBC 73 Penn St. 76. Wisc on~in 61 Samd Hc.art 75 . Waancr 70 '• St. Franci s. NY 66. Long Island U. 63 St. Joseph's 101. George WMhington 91 S~·rncme 82. Pitl5burgh 72 , 16 1.5 66 150 115 ' I ~7 136 104 .5 46 140 1)0 3 44 117 124 I 27 96 1•9 ~ J 6 2 DAIRY LANE 2% ·MILK 61 140 117 ~6 125 Ill 19 1J 2 4~ 120 IJ2 22 6 I 43 122 121 24 6 · I 37 99 114 Southeast Dh·i.sion Florida .............. ,... 27 1.5 3 ) 60 144 108 Wuhinaton ........... 20 17 7 I 48 117 114 Carolina ................. 17 21 8 0 42 11.5 12M South Alabnrna 1J, ArkansM 64 Appa\3chian St. 7 2, Clemson 60 Auburn 65. South Carolina 61 Cent. Flor.ida 79. Jackson\lille 70 Coli. of Charleston 69, Coastal Carulina ' ' Dela~are St. 53 . Albany, N.y. SO , Detroit 63, George: Mason 61 buke92, N.C.StnteR8 . :, ·If· Georgia Tech 65. Florida St 62 louoT7. MorganSt. 67 ' ··~. f.t James M11dison 76, William & M..y 71 .~ Kenl.ucky 74. Mississippi 69 • LSU 61, Genrgio ~7 · Mlll'yland 73. Wake Fomt ~ 1 Mississippi St 73, Jacksonvilk St: 61 N. Carolina A&.T 80. UNC·Greenlboro 71 , N.C.·Wilmington 71. Va. Commonwcaltb.61 Old DominiOn 62, Armrican U. 57 '.; Tulane 7~ . Soulh Aoriib 71 ' · UAB 7J, Southern Misa, ~7 . Tlll'ftPa Do.~ ............. 11 26 6 4 32 120 1'.58 Atlanta,....,.............. ll 29 .5 3 JO 102 164 -·- Ccntn~l Div'lsion »: Oetroit. ................;~.27 . 6 I Ectmonll'lft ............... u 19, 12 ' V&nCOIIIWr .............. l4 22 9 I SUPERIOR DELI . SLICED BOLOGNA 55 132 116 ' 1. 48 108 129 6 48 122 121 S 42 117 1'~6 c. Pacific Dhillon . Phoeni~ ............... :.. 24 I 6 6 0 54 142 124 " DI!IJu ........... ,.........23 18 . l 2 l) 108 104 • .'·t:· s.n·iose ... 1.............. 21 22 6 4 -52133 123 Midwest '· :t;-, ',(LIIo~...les:........... 19 . 18 ' 7 .I 48 Ill 128 Akroq 89. E. Michl ... 81, OT 'lfAI\IIM ................. 20 22 l · I '!<\ 112 12t Bowling Green 68, Miami, Ohio·6) , >':>•' l!J·· 1~- • ;r ·· •. Ov«cillllloltel count as a lou and a rcsUlallon Bradley 77, Wichita St. 64 •Av:';_-':';._ lit. . , ,. an.cinnaU 75, MemphiS S5 . . , g ·· Wedneoc~a Crci&tllon 63, SW Minouri St. 4t 1 •..com Indian, .St. 91, S. lllinoi.s 56' WuhinJIOn _j, ·Fiori~ I • Iowa St 72, Kanau·St 61 Montteai3,·N.Y. blandenO ., NeW Jmcy ....Chinc:aJO ~ I ~;:.~n::~. ~·~g~ Ch.llona ss BoAvD '4, Adllllll3 · . " Michi&an 93, North~ 70 • Pi111bwJh J, ~· IAula 1 Nebraska 70, Texu neb 67 ' S~a · Jote 0. Colorado 0 · Purdue 74, Mlnnese~:• 69 ~7.C~pry0 W. Michigan 11, Tollldo 73 Detroh: !, Vancouver J..tie Virainia Tc'i:h 82. Fordham 61 . . ' Alllhelm J, D~lu I • ' ' • ·I .. 'lbDipt's pmes · !. N.Y. RlftJ~M·Cwolina, 1 p ~in. ' Pttawa IIi Phi1*1Phla. 7:30'p.m. Bolton at1impa ·~· 7:30p.m. !luft"alo_at PhoeniX. 9 p.m. Far Will Colomlo 81. Okhobo1111 ill l;)allas at Los Anaeks , 19 p.'m. .NCAA Division I women's scores s' . ,, n ...' . .i• CHEESE PIZZA KITS ••• •• ••• • : Ll. • >, FRESH HEAD ' "'. , .. LETTUCE '' 2/$ ... ' ,. •• . KRAFT VELVETA · •• ••• •• CHEESE · •• ••• •• • • f.• . . • .' .. ' ' J, r' . ~. ' ,,,.:. •I - \ . ' . ~. Bill Aoulh, _• .Wood~llt, .• · retl to . MlltllonSyr• · · cuM VIllage ,' Couilcll, and . ' . : ~COt- : trill,.~· . · clll'll·lrllltir«,' were g!Wn . • the oath of ·'. lOAF . onicei!Y . · M8yor LII'I'Y · Llvender lit I . · .recent··•vr• <. ". cuHvt(~ ... Council.._. ' South COLUMBUS. tlhi9 (AP) - The 1hlrd weekly . suur wrurllai poll 'fDf' 2000. a1 compiled br. 1he Ohfo HiJh School Wn:,llfilJ Coacl!cs Ass~ a1ioa (tint·plact Votft In pa~nlhelel) witl'i total pomu: ,, ,. :r.. fiL I·LWwood s•. Edv/"4 u•1 .....·....................... ,1"9 Ball St. 97, OHIO 74 , ,, Cent. Michipn H , Miami, Ohio 71 . l' Toledo 62. Akron ~l Valparaiso 95. Wja.·Milwau.kft! 8'.101 ~. ., '1"". . ~~ Division l Mlclwest • By ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS . AaiOOIIted PreA Writer Today's · : • •'1 • l·Moolo H•!~ ...................... ,........,............. 118 ; J.Hu(w iju. Waynt .... ,................. ~--·· ......:.~·.... 109 ~. ., I ' '' .... ' (I , .. bl~ is still "I'm asking you to put the classroom above COLUMBUS - 4wmakers. must cltcide whether'\9 spend a sliver of a federal . the cultural norm." grani ~ absfinence-qnly sex education pre>grarns in six Ohio schools. · , Dr. Davkl Mitior, 1 uralogtllllrom Mkld!OIOMI Thai decision oil $90,000, in · a debate expected 10 wnlinue tOday, will ·determine whether Ohio can use the rest of the nearly grant will go to, programs aimed at stopping $1 111illion gratit from the federal Centers for teen smoking, encouraging healthy Disease Control. lifestyles and good nutrition and good denDr. David Miller, a urologist from Mid· Ial CillO. • ' ' ' dletown in 50Uthwest Ohio, supports absli· Ohio firat received the money two nence.Orily programs.but told lawmakers on years ago to train teachers and health educaThursday to reject the grant anyway,' con· · tots in AIDS and HIV prevention programs. t:cmed that the federal government would Ohio stopped its use of the grant after not honor the change Ohio lawmakers ,Sta!e Rep. Jim Jordan, R-Urbana, and others 'made: · objected to 'the explicit content of SQme of ,"I'm asking you ' to put the classroo':" the trai.ning'pt'OII!Iiii'S language !Uid. its lack · above the.cultural norm," Miller said. . of focus on•abstinence: The Leglslalllfe then passed laws pre· . llle ,resplution ihat was to be yoled ~n 'tdday will spend $90,000 of the $974,490 venting Ohio froni using similar CDC Jiranl for fl~ year 2000 for AIDS preven· grants until hearing~ were held on lhe sex lion 'in· Allron, Cipcinnati, · aevcland, · education portion of the grant. By the time lawmakers began hearings Columbus, Dayton and Toledo lK:hools. Of lhe $90,00(), . one-third will · plY for Thursday afternoon, the langtiage in the pro· · adminiSit'alive aJSIS.• the rest will be divid· posal had been narroWed to rea4 that the ed in grants ·~(mg the six Schools money must be spent oit programs that teach abstinence is the only way to avoid sexually for·prog1 ant materials. . · . pre~rtancy. The remainder t~ nearly SI inilli~n transmitted diseases or prevent ' ' FDC _...,._"'".J " ., '"' ieft, and Mony . d Oh1o H.S sports Georaerdw..n·M. Miami 61 Mao-llmci7J;.Wab FOR1161 , ' ltadfotd 56. N.C.·Ashlvilll oil UNC; GrtensbOro 74. N. 1tarolina A&:T .\8 " ·The cause of the bunker Mills"!eadded. "They need to' gear,'' know that are there to help them." Abstinence-ani}' sex ed stirs debate uo;ooo of ' . ' sw~qrs. ; • "J I 1ITAb{AN BREAD . . "' ., '' ' . fd' · l·'!• Lotteries .. ; ··- ' ., . FRESH BAKED \ Friday's games East .,. Ll. , : N.¥. ldandm at N!=w Jeney, 7:30p.m. Florida a1 Atlanta. 7:J01p.nl. St..Looia at Oteaao. 8 p..,-,. • N~vilk at c;ala~. 9·p.m, . · cotorM~o at AMhlflll. 10:30 p,m: ' ' Bueknell n, Anny CoiJDtc 71 . UhiJh 60 '· Penn 76, TOWIOP 67 · 1'1ovid00ce St. Jolln'o 61 . , ShippnubutJ 70. CnUinnlo ~ Siena 66. MMi1t 59 Syral:•ie 66, Vilkmovl .4l ,.. . ' ' .Afternoon! I ' t. Northwell Divhion Cololll6o ................. 24 17 6 Cai&IWJ', ......... ,....... <I 20 5 · ·ROUNDY'S . FROZEN PIZZAS $ 59 ! 2/$ 61 162 124 S1 , Louis .............. :.. 27 ·13 6 0 60 138 99 NuhYille ................ 16 24. 6 J . 41 12J B9 Cbi~~ ""' "" "" ' ")6 2.5 (t . 2 40 114 148 . t .i . ' . .. GAL. • ·L I BI fiL !if liA 14 •• •• BONELESS SKINLESS · . ·' ••• CHICKEN BREAST : •• •• •• •• •• .." ,, ••• ' ' WESTERN CONFERENCE llolll Rod, proyldel the puah.· · ·i Sentiitel 3 . Nurthcast Dlvblun Toronto ................... 27 Ottawa ....................Z-1 . BoSIOI\' ........... ......... 1.5 Buffalo ................... l8 Monuca1 :........ 1..... .. 15 ' POMEROY -11m GiltiiJUl Qf Pomeroy has filed his petition of candidacy for .Meigs 'County sheriff. ·Gillilan is a Republican.· He is llle ·~ of Roy and Mary .Gillilan of Cllester, and a lifelona Meip resident, '.· He was commiSSioned as a police officer with Middleport in 1992 and CtleDdar ·· AS received hi' Ohio Pe•ce Officers •• 9'!!'Deds BH bAsic ' training certlficlle the same B5 cW•e· ~ year. He received his fitst appointment in ~ptember 1994, and was M E!l!todals appointed chief of palice In Syra· ·ObM!jades A3 cusC:; where he is still holds the office Sports Bl·l, 6 of police chief. · AJ He is also employed as a patrol· man in Middl~port, and has been employed in that position since :' ·~ 1995. . ' \ : He has continued his education as a certified ·senior OJierator' (or ·the .Jntoxilyzet 5000 from the Ohio Depart· inpntofHealth.ln 199S;he became certirtecl sepioroper· 5'6-0; Pkk 4: 4-9-8-5 ator on the BAC Data Malter (!Om ODH, and certifie'd lltlckloye 5: J.. 11·12-14·26 ~nior ,operator on the BAC Data Master from ODH, and Certified each year on both. w,yA: . · · · He also received updaled training in domestic vio· , ~Y ~.'· ~-0-4 Dally 4: 7.().7-8' lcnce from the Meiga County Prosecutor's Office and :!'1·~,;, ·. ' · · updaled training ,in (he «ill~on of evidence II!Jd ln."'' "~~~~~yPubllahi•Co. ' Crime·lK:ene ,preservation. · ·· '· · · .I"' ' · '~-""'fiii--'_. __, ll'. L I BI fiL !if liA ~ Phi~~la ......... .2~ East •. , . ·. ~.~'•' ~· ~~~~r:==~~~~~~~r::, relldy for 1 8led t1de M1f:1- ..\\"have sentt(l ihe. lab for tests," Don· nally.itadded.' .JJoqd '\ GllllltJR .flles as sheriff's candidate Atlantic Dh·lsion New Jersey .... :. ..... 29 B -~ :·· EASTERN CONFERENCE :bam ; ' NHL 'standings men's scores Firefighters ' find ·parts Hockey NCAA Division I Single CollY · 35 Cenh 1'\.. Tot Calh. Cent 62, tot N~ Dame 48 Urichsville Claymont 67, Cadii Harri~on Cent. ~:ames Scallle at Boston , 7 p.m. !Minna at Washintton. 7 p.m. Atlant:J Vl . Miami, 8 p.m. PhoeniA at Denver, 9 p.m. Minnesota at L.A . Clippers, 10:30 p.m. CLEVELAND nt Golden Stnte. 10:30 p.m. -PageB1 Hometown Newspaper •, ' Primetime inks minor-league deal Midd lepor t • Pomeroy, Ohi o Volume 50 , Number 159 Rootstown 68, Streetsboro 49 Salem .SO,·Susan':mlk G~~raway 39 Sheffield Brookside 46, Axon 44 Southington Chalker 62, Cle. Hts. Lutheran E. Tonlght'• gam.. I . High: 30a; Low: 20s 54 1~ Detroit at New Jerse)-, :7:30p.m, Philadelphia at Charlotte. 7:·lO.p.m. Seattle at Milwaukee, 8 p.m. , Denver at Housron, 8:30p.m, Ut11h at Van coUwr, 10 p.m. ' Orlando 111 Sacramento, 10:30 p.lfl. . Transactions :i8turday: Cloudy Ravc:nna Southeast 57, Atwater Waterloo 38 Roeky River Mqnificat SS, Stow Walsh ·Jesuit Minne:tom. 91, Utah 88 L.A. Laken 9l, CLEVELAND 86 •. 2-Bedrord Cballcl Cl, .... ~.............. :.................. r ...IO ,', .\.Martins Fmy (!) ................ :.............................?$ 4-CVCA .................. ,'........ :1..... - . .. ...................: ....68 S-AkroRSt.V·St. M11ry .... ................ ............ .'...... .38 0-Loudon"lile .............. ;... .................. :..... ,........... 30 . 7-B•o<bwqod ., .............., :... :.................. ,............. 29 8-Cuyahogn Hts........................... ,........... , ..........!8 . . 9-Syc:mnore Mohawk.................L ...... .................. I9 · , BLUE JAYS: Asreed to temlS wnb HJ·Ubeny tenter ................................................ 14 · lB oh 1lhrce-yeu 1:0ntru~ . .• ~:.. "• Natkmal Leape . : !=lii<;A.GO CUBS: Agreed to lemu with .\8 -0F Wtllte CirMne on a one-year c:ontr~JCt . . , MONTREAL EXPOS: Nun<d J.Cf Ta<ba<g . _. calchma: UUIJ\ICtor IU'Id Maury Wills runmng tnstruc· .BasebaU tor. · . · . Anlerlcan J.Aque . . ~EW YORK M~S: Apeed to tenm wnh JB ANAHEIM ANGEl...$: A~ to tenns wilb INF Charl.e Hayes on .a nunor leal!'! contract. ,. Archi Cinnfr-occo and RHP Oren HinChliffe on minor Prrt'SBURGH PIRAlES: AarettJ to terms wtth l~gue c:onuacts. . ·' . INF Luis Sojo on~ minof teag.ue con1ract: BOSTON ~EO SOX . Aalftd to cerms wtth Of . ST. ~IS C.o,RDJNALS~ Agreed to lerf!15 with MIU1y ·Cordova on o minor leaaue"coolfnCI. LHP J~:. Bntnen~. RHP Lutt., HllCkman. RHP CLEVEL,.\NO ~DlANS : A~ to terms with Gene Sleijljschlilte. INF Owil H¥1 and INF Chris RHP Bobby Win on a minor league cOntract. Richard i;Mi one-o~ar contract~. , o.nd RHP Jim NEW YORK; YANKtiES: NIIJM:d Dan Rl.di1on • Dc!u~y. RHP Rick Heiserman, RHP John Hudek, manl'lger of Nflt'Wich of the ~ltrn leag~tC and RHP Mike J1Trcs~ RHP Dayid Wianhoose. C Dnv!d High: 20; Low: 5 . •-•we •= Meigs Community Cale!J_dar, AS Our Vzew: State tackles building needs, A4 ·Buckeyes upset Michigan State, 81 Tod8y: Cloudy 59, Mopdorc Field 49 Polalld 59, Ni~ 37 Olarlotte 96, Chicazo 86 Oklahoma St. 73, Texu M Fisher (5.5) wilh 4.t points per pme ·. ..,the they·used to have lhrouahout tile JlOIY da,C • leldina rebounden. · of Soulhem basketball in pre-TVC yell'S. ·: l Chris bndolpb fllllldle point and has a Giles for 'die contest will open-' 5 p.m.• 7."/iK:orina averap and nNitiple assisls, Chad prior to die ~:30 p.m. start of die Hubbard, 1 fleet-fooled auanf 'has a 6.6 aver· same. Fans lifO reminded that there sho_uld be. : a,e, while Kyle Nonil weips in wilh 1 6.3 nq parkin1 on the west side of the butldiq, averap, Brandon ~3.6, IIIII Mill Warner but that a new, spacious, fully paved Jllllc!D• 4.63. Oilier contri ca.a membeR n lot is now localed on tho east end of die boiJd. defensive specialist \IWI EYIIIl and Matt inl away from the SYm. ·1 Shain. Southoim's reserves are currently 9-2 ov.Southern's Bolill been 'fi~ a bltcl< ail, while Eastern stands at 8-3. Tbe two sprain, while Eastern's Smith hal a lolftl' leg marks set the sta,e fOr a put prellimiltw.~ sprain, and senior Steve Weeks is out with a contest and warm-up for die main vmil)' fnctured ankle. Weeks came on strong at the The time is 8 post at the end llf last season, contributing about five points a game, but has been on and · Ea~l88 beat KC 44-27 · • off the active roster this ~ear with feiiCurring injuries. EAST MEIGS - .Eastern's , Southern is $ltonllna 42 petcent from the lf&de boys' basketball team, be.hind fteld on' twos and 34 pettenl on threes with a Dill's 18 points and Robert Cross' 14, 62-of-178 effort Ibis seuon. Southern aver· Kyger Creek 44-27 Wednesday night ages 71 percent .from the foul line with 166· Also :;coring for the Eagles were """"'•;; of-233 0verall. Dillard, Josh Hayman (three each), · Both conununilies are fii'Cd up for their ·carroll, Chris Myers and Darren ' respective teams. Eastern .is enjl!ying enth1J$i· .Scarbrough (two each). · asm ihey have not experien<;ed since their Darren Clar!< led the Bobcats )<lith I~ the to '70s. Meanwhile, points. an excitement . Sports I , Penin~ula Woo$idge Pcirt\.00 lOS, San Mtollfo 95 Soutbw..t & . . 97 , Fri~ay 2 JMu.,- 21, 2000 Wea t her Vaughan . has . throughout the· last 0.0 year~ this time to say thank you to·· proud to be _locally owned and .to serving your needs · ' Elyria Midview ' '· L.aCiranac Keystone 48 Flirport Harbor Fairport 62, Bristol 48 Glriidd Htl. 80, Maple HIS. 51 Oanecuvillll 41, Windham 28 !lUud 62. Sonnhcn SJ . Orecaf~ld hkaaio 61, Huntinaton Ron 33 Independence 64. Aurora !13 J-12, A-._buta )I Kenllon 67, Cle. St. Joseph 64 J..akwood St. AqpasUne 70, Lake Ridge 27 Lorain Clearvicw 51, Oberlin Rrelaad.s 42 Lorain KiDJ 63, Pamu. Valley Forge 54 . ,l..ord.Mowa 30, lborr.,.on Ledg~mont 2S M~son. 74~ Painaville Riverside 43 · MIIIIIUa Cralwood 67, Mng...... l9 Memor Like C.th. 45. WilkHighby South 38 · Mincrv• 63, Canton South 46 N. Royak~!il, Parma42 Nelaonvllle-York S~ lilousrer Trlmble 31 Oberlin 60, Wellinaton 24 P.ma HI•. Holy Name 75, Gai'field Hts. Trinily New York 90. New Ieney 89 tiL ....... t 1.l 2-Co s. OtS.Oies (5) ................... ;.~........ . ... 109 3-SI. Paris Graham................................... .. ...... 78 . Akr. SprinJ ..,5, MarlinJton 38 Amherst 49, Lorain Cmholk ;\2 )0, Dallas IM,· Washln&ton 86 Indiana 106, Milw...UC 14 • Division II Ohio H,S. girls' scores ~ 1!6. Eact;d MinnesOta .............................lO 16 .556 Friday's kaitsas 81. laylor'.67 Oklahoma 16. TuM 73 NBA standings Iwo !1-Wadawooh ............ :::::::::::::::::::'::::::::::::::::~::::J~ 6-Solop ....... :.... .. 7-fairfield ..., ..................................................... A8 8-Dayton CruTQII ..... , .................... . ......34 9-Akwn Springfield. ..................... .. ....·...\1 10. Thomu Worthington ............... ...............~ ... 17 SouthweSt Friday J ~ ., ,· • . ~ > ' ' i.n new officer~------'----'---- • ,, ' The change was announced by Rep. Charles Brading, R· Wapakoneta, House education chairman. Paul Marshall, an Education Department spokesman,' said a CDC official told him : informally that.the grant could be changed to require abstinence-only programs. ' But Jordan susgesled waiting until Ohio had something in writing. Dr. Joseph Rauh, a retired Cincinnati pediat[ician and creator of an abstinence· based sex education program, said an absti' nence·only approach was unrealistic and counterproductive for today's youth, Although he came u a supporter ofusing the grant money, he said he opposed the ' change in the language .. Rabbi Elliot Kleinman, regional director · of the Northeast Lakes Council of Atperican Hebrew Congregations, said lawmakers . 'should release the p l money in order to 1\elp local schools put their own sex education curriculums ht place. "We know young people are engaging in sexual behavior whether we like it or not," Kleinman said. "Moreover, they do so with or without information and education that could save their lives. .Reiigious values demand thai we teach that which we know to be effective." · • • ' • ' SyracuH M~orLirry Llvender, left, conductad the •-dng-ln ceremony for Sh1ron Cottrill, clerk, ·•nd 11m Alttle, member of the ·. SyracuA ·Burel of Public Affllr., It I 'rant board meeting. • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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