http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/07360960847343b6a50406d442777a10.pdf 3e591e3ef8bdb8c5a2fbb91105b1c358 PDF Text Text •• •• M . • • • BUSINESS NEWS IN BRIEF llldrers' laptop traced to Calif. : WASHINGTON (AI') - Experts investigating attacks against • OlaJor Coi1Utlercial Web sites this week confirmed Friday that a desk~p computer used by vandals as a weapon has been traced to a California univenity. . •· The~e was no indication that anyone at the Univers\ty of Califorftia_at Santa Barbara W2S involved, only that one of its computers was Gtlieved to be among the dozens nationwide that were hacked and liad electronic attack sofiw2re secretly installed. • ~eanwhile, ~xperts inves~gatmg the case su~ted that the van~ls m Mondays attack ag.unst the flagship Yahoo! Web site - the O~t to be shut down for hours - may have been far more sophistl~ated than originally believed. .· :: Spendln1 drops in January : WASHINGTON (AP) - Americans ratcheted back on their ~ending splurges last month, allowing ~etail sales to ri.se by 0.3 per~ent. But c:_conomists didn't view that as a sign of real moderation ~ying harsh weather that kept some people home and other facto~ ~sked the true strength of sales. ::, The modest !ncrease in January's retail sales followed two straight Jllonths of bu}'lng bmges that catapulted sales in November and ~ecember by a bigger-than-previously thought 1.3 percent and ·1.7 ~~rcent respecttvely, the C01_nmerce Department said Fnday. , . In January, consumers spent selectively. They trmuned purchases at (\)od, drug and furniture stores as well as at bars and restaurants. But ~ey bought more cars, clothing and hatdware. ~~ Philip Morris doesn't liu campaigl. • : . NEW YORK (AP) -The biggest antismoking campaign ever is \l.nder way with teens helping shape its edgy messages and tobacco ~ompanies picking up the tab. But Philip Morris, the biggest cigarette t;Uaker, is fuming over what 11 has seen so far. :: The ads, which are part of a $1.5 billion five-year campaign, por~~y tobacco as a kiUer and question the truthfijlness of tob~cco execu~ves. · : ~ "We are very disappointed with the campaign," said Philip Morris SJ?Okesman Brendan McCormick, adding the maker of Marlboros ~as exaptining "all of our options." ... '' ~ :; Study: After-hours trading costly •·; NEW YORK (A_P) - Individual investors who trade· stocks out- s{de the traditional nurket hours are apparently paying a steep price i9 play in an arena once open only to large professional investors. :; In fact, a new study says 1t can be twiCe as expensive to trade afterhours. :; However, operators of electronic trading networks and online brokers who serve after-hours traders argue that it's premature to draw ~onclusions on the extend!'d sessions, arguing that the study doesn't take into account the mflux of individual investors that occurred last fall. .. ;; The study, conducted by University of Rochester, N.Y., professors &,iichael Barclay and Terrence Hendenhott, looked at after-hours trading patterns from Jan. 1,1999 to June 30,1999. Feels live gO-ahead to Virtuai.Bank WASHINGTON (AP)- Federal regulators have gsven 1st Virtu- al l~c . permission to operate Virtuilllank, a federally insured Internet thnft. The <?ffice ofThrift SuperviSion announced Friday its approval for 1st Vtrtual, based m Palm Beach Gatdens, Fla., to establish the sixth Internet mstitutlon under the federal agency's supervision. Vutua!Bank, with starting capital of at least $36.5 million, will have o~e office open to the public but will not conduct any cash transactions. It wiD offer loans, including mortgages, home equity loans and auto loans, and cHecking and savings accounts. Miaosoft stock plunps 6 percent . SEATTLE- Shares of Microsoft Corp. fell 6 percent Friday as an mdustry analyst reiterated claims that u~ to 25 percent ofWmdows 2000 users will have problems using the new software. Michael Gartenberg, vice president of the Stamford, Conn.-based Gartne! Group, said one in four collJpanies will have problems getting Wmdows 2000 to work with existing programs and systems.The latest ~ersion of Mtcrosoft's business operating system, to replace Windows NT 4.0, is to debut next week. Dell Computer CEO Michael Dell also made news with com, ments made Thursday during discussion of the company's earnings report. DeU said that the corporate adoption ofWindows 2000 wiU likely be slow, and that the rival Linux operating system was gaining ground. The combination of news sent Microsoft shares tumbling down l $6.06 I/, to $99.931 . per share on the Nasdaq Stock Market. ' Clinton to help steel.lndustry WASHINGTON (AP) - President Clinton granted relief to the U.S. steel industry on Friday in two major cases where steelmakers had sought government action against a flood of foreign steel. The White House announced that Clinton had decided io grant import relief for U.S. steel wire rod manufacturers and makers ofU.S. ~ne pipe. Decis10ns in the two case!' had been delayed for months as a debate wag~d inside the administration over whether to grant the industry pet1t1ons. Supporters argued that in an 'election y~ar the administration had to act to protect the domestic industry and its workers while opponents charged the actions would send the signal that America was erecting protectionist trade barriers. Even before the latest announcements,Japan has given notice that 11 wiU bring cases against the United States before the World Trade ?rgaru~tion arguing that U.S. actions so far to impose penalty tar~ tffi on unports of vanous types of steel from Japan and other countries violated WTO rules. ' Atlanta now busiest airport WASHINGTON (AP) -It's of!kiai:Atlanta's Hartsfield has flown past Chicago's O'Hare for the title of world1 busiest airport. By Sept. 30, O'Hare International was still ahead - by a' hair, or only 360 flights out of a total of 867,246. But holiday traffic put Atlanta out front, With 909,840 takeoffs and landings in 1999, compared to Chtcagn's 897,290, according to Federal Aviation Administration figures released Friday. The top five busiest American airports were rounded out by those in Dallas-Ft. Worth, with 867,338 flights; Los Angeles, with n8,964; 1 and Detroit, with 559-548. HIP: 50s; \ow: HS Details, ,A3 Profit-taking sends: market tumbling ~ ·Mond~ POLillCS: 'The Dona1d' won't run, AS SPORIS: West wins NBA All-Star tilt, 81 ~:Cloudy Pomeroy • Middleport • Oalnpone, Ohio • Point Plta"nt, wv. February 1C, 2~ \__ • ~ NEW YORK (AP) - Stocks fell sharply Fnday, pushing the Dow Jones industrials into a possible correction, as investors sold technology shares to collect the profits from their recent rally. As the selloff proceeded, Wall Street ignored the government's report of a welcome slowdown in retail sales. The blue-chip' Dow fell 218 .42 to 10,425.21 to fuilih the session 11 percent below its Jan. 14 record high of 11,722.98. Some analysts consiper a drop of at least 10 percent a correction, which signifies a reversal of a market trend but doesn't necessarily mark a long-term change. For the week, ·the Dow slid 538.59, or 4.9 percent. It was the Dow's worst ' weekly point drop since the week ended Oct. 15, 1999, when it lost 630.05. The Standatd & Poor's 500 feU 29.71 Friday to 1,387.12, and the Nasdaq composit~ index fell 90.18 to 4,39ps. • ' Microsoft, which dealt the ,sharpest blow to the three major indexes, tumbled 6~~ to 99'~~ anud concerns that, many companies will · experience problems installing the . company's new Windows 2000 software. The long-delayed release ofWindows 2000 is scheduled for next week. Analysts said the concerns about Microsofit that flooded trading floors F~iday )VeRn 't new - they first surfaced in a report by the Gartner Group, an information technology comulting company. But they gave investors an excuse to take profits. Among other big high-tech decliners, Cisco Systems feU 5 to 130'~•• and Hewlett Packard fell 4~ to 121\. The semiconductor sector, one of the hottest in ~ecent weeks, ~so stumbled. Applied Materials feU 9~ to 165 and Texas Instruments feU 7\ to 137'/L "What we are getting is some very, very long 'ovetdue profit- taking in the superstars in the • technology and Internet sectors,''!; said Alfred E. Goldman, chief. market strategist at A.G. EdwardS ~. & Sons Inc. m St. Louis. "The:; question is whether or not this is-:' going to be a half-a-day phenom-! enon, or a week- or two-week;~ · pullback." ~ In recent sessions, technologyf stocks have regained the strength.:; they exhibited in late 1999, when • "' til•! tech-laden. Nasdaq sped past• every other market indicator to;; finish the year with an 85.6 per-~ cent g.un. The latest rally set up'!; the sector for Friday's profit-tak-~ ing, analysts said. ;; Volume so. Numbl'r COMPLETE lp1alflolltlol• 175 or by Mil"' :A i : ,._..., 740 112 seso. 8y ...... ofllelpl.ocel IIOttnl of EduoMian, Cindy J. RhO!--, (2) 13, 20 2 tc N011CI! TO BIDDI!R8 8TATI! OP OHIO DEPARTMENT 0' TRANSPORTATION Columbu.. 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"...,,• ' .• ~, MAKING VALENTINES -Tina Cotterill, teacher at Meigs County Head Start, works with one of the groups, 'from the left, Melanie . :1 orne senior citizens may not have remembered today is Valentine's bay were it not for the card they received with their home-delivered D).~. ~ ~(Jhildren enrolled in Meigs County's Head Start programs made Valentines for each of the ' 180 homebound elderly men and women who receive their noon meal through Council on : Agi11g's nutrition program. The 4- and 5-year-olds also · created cards for seniors visiting the Center :today and qand delivered . 2 Sedlins- 12 ,.._ The_way peaple talk around here.· ~ " Ctlmder A6 JH Qe11ifit4a Comics Editorialw Qbityar!fl A3 wiather ' '; . them during the noontime valentine festivities. Last week, the scene at the Tuppers Plains Head Start facility was one of . concentration as· the children worked to create pretty valentmes, cutting and coloring, gluing and glittering: . "I made this;" • exclaimed Hannah Adams, who beamed with pride as she displayed a valentine she inade. GOOD JOB- Hannah Adams displays her handiwork. ' . 'Peanuts' creator dies at n SANTA ROSA, Calif. (AP)Monte Schulz, eldest son of the "Peanuts" creator, saw his father's spirits sag as the cartoonist batded illness and was forced to give up his beloved comic strip. For the son, it was no coincidence that Charles Schulz's last strip featuring Snoopy and the gang was published on the very · day the artist died. "He just didn't seem all that willing and interested to fight the colon cancer," Monte Schulz said. The diagnosis came in November, and the cartoonist announced plans to retire his strip a month later. The 77 -year-old cartoonist di~d in his sleep Saturday at home with his wife, Jeannie. The exact cause of death wasn't known. A public memorial service was teqtatively set for Feb. 21 in Santa Rosa, the artist's adopted hometown. In addttion to his wife and son Monte, Schulz is survived by son Craig and three daughten, Meredith Hodges, Amy Johnson and Jill Schultz Transki; ' two stepchildren and 18 grandChildren. · ~ ~, Schulz's final strip showed Snoopy at his typewriter and other "Peanuts" regulars along with a "Dear Friends" letter thanking readers for their support. "I think maybe he decided that PlusesHP8111111. .... AS 'billy's ': Sentinel US. Cellular. He said Lincoln, who. was the first Republican president, strugPOMEROY - Following a gled to "preserve the ideas that series of crucial losses during the formed our country, the idea of 1990s, candidates of the Meigs freedom for all." County Republican Party said Lincoln did this in the face of the party has returned . much personal adversity and "The Meigs County Republi- hatred, Carey explained. "People can Party is back!" That ~mment said he looked like a monkey, they by county Republica ' Party said he was stupid." Chatrman Charhe Barre could · Carey satd ~mcoln's philosowell have been the theme of Sat- phy was that the government urday night's annual Meigs should help people when needed, County Republican Party Lin- but he also felt the government coln Day Dinner. · should otherwise leave people Approximately 400 people alone. packed into the Meigs High Today, the federal government School cafeteria to hear the Lm- is getting involved in every single coln Day message by State Rep- detail of our life, Carey explained. resentative John Carey of WeJI- · "We can't let public safety ston. overcome personal liberty," he The attendance could be due said. in part to a nearly full slate of Carey 5:!id that welfare roDs in Republican candidates, all of Ohio a~e shrinking as more peowhoni were given an opportuni- ple are released from the "trap" of ty to briefly address the gather- government assistance. mg. "(Former welfare recipients) Most candidates said it is time can work and keep·some of their for Republicans to retake the money,'' he said. "If they need county offices now held by medical help. they can keep that . Democratic candidates. Within too, ,. . ' ···the fait decade; Republic"anr have ' "We' re encouraging strong lost control o( the board of coun- families and people that work:' he ty commissjoners and the prose- said. cuting attorney's office. Carey observed that in a few Carey said President Abraham years, Meigs County will have all Lincoln's biggest task, other than new or renovated schools. Also, the Civil War, was carrying out work is proceeding on highways his fight against slavery. It was in the area. during Lincoln's terms that the "I want them (highways) Emancipation Proclamation was under construction by the time approved, banning slavery in the United States. PIMH 111 UnColn. Pip AS BY JIM FRIEMAN SENTINEL NEWS STAFF n •, " '' ,.- • eel Lincoln Day' 1M 'l'rMeu,.,, 320 E. lhln l'oml!ow. 0111o 4I7W s-. , ,.• ~ •c '•'r ' GOP ..,. IMiruollone ID blddenl !My be olllltlnecl at 1M oflloe of ··········~···~ ········~············· ,., ... ... ' Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ...." BUS.) and Day Specials ~ Hometown Newspaper . 'l> Public Notice --------~------~----- Valentin~ls Mllp County's . A3 - lottct' if~!t ... oHIO . .. "· Pldl 3: 2-2-6; Pick 4: l.3.2-0 ,... I - . 16-21-25-38-39-40 Kldlor: 94-2- I -3-1 ' 'IYA. Ddy 3: x-x-x o.JJy 4: x-x-x-x Ohio llllot BY 1'IRRY KINNEY S~e said developers have shown some ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER interest in the subQrban Cincinnati site, SHARONVILLE -The field beyond vacant since the company closed in 1~5 . the padlocked, chain-link gate loo~s inno- But she could not persuade the SharonviUe cent enough. But industrial waste has made Ctty Council to buy it, a step needed to get the former Green Industries elec.troplating a state grant that could .lead to priwte develpl:mt site a money pit that nobody wants to opment. taiCe a chance on. ' "This is a project that 5cared me to death. · It is a "brownfield," one of 1,178 on the We coulc!. end up getting stuck,'' said B.o b Ohio EPA's Master Site List- moderately fiouston, who served on the City Council contaminated but not so hazardous as tQ fi!om 1980 until last,year. "Whenever you get q"''lity for:,the federal" Superfund cleanup into chi$ EPA. stuff, it~ a total unknown. . PJ:081:3ID• ,Many of, theSe legaci~· Ohil,li ' ' Thf!Y ban 1cffp you d!Jing stuff fot:e'(CI':' ~ndwtrial p~ will bli$ht ,the ~ for\' . • 'Ill~ ,U.S: Environ!tJeqW Pro~ction ~ars to ~orne. · •. · ·' , Age?icy spent S3 million ' in ~peifund "Trying to retrofit our commuoity and money to rerttave the wont,oolution, conmake use of pmoioU.ly used land is always taminated soil and drums 9f JiciUid cy,anide , tougher than developing wme greenfield. and chromic acid sludp. BUt, there W2S no That's easy,'' said tisa Lange, executive direc- telling wllat mi~Jht h;lw seeped deeper into tor of the Port Authority for Brownlields the 'gtOWld. . RedeVelopment in Cincihnati ana Hamil- · ."lfWe bousflt it, \Ye would have to iiivesl ton County. anothe~ $4 million (for clanup. roads. seW,·11 els) and then try to market it," Houston said. "We'd rather put a fence around it and hide it th~n put that kind of money into it." Barberton, Cincinnati, Cleveland, There are more than $3 million in liens Columbus, Cuyahoga County, Dayton; . Girard, Hamilton, Lima, Lockland, against the nine-acre property, which is hsted on Hamilton County taX rolls as having a , Southern Ohio Port Authority, Spring. field, Toledo, Warren, market \'alue of$450,000 - S1 .6 million if Youngstown/Campbell/Struthers. the- crumbling factory building is included -with $255,221 owed in delinquent taxes. The site is in taX foreclosu~e, and the Port Authority would like to buy :md redevelop 307 sites, funded wltk $200,000 it. But Lange 'said the authority does not each In government grants totaling have ·Cile more than $1 million it would cost about $61.4 million. for ac9uisiiion, c\leanup and demolition . ~ private sector is not going to go in to ciO' it' because the property is 'upsidedpwn'- it's not worth as much as it would cOl(,• she said. "What we have the ability to do is look at the long-term ~eturn in public Cuyahoga 111, Hamilton 98, doUars. If we put up $1 million and seD it for Franklin 72, Summit 57, Luc;n 55, · half a iniUion, that's kind of a public subsidy Ashtabula 43, Stark 42, Montaomtr, u.t,.llllot ,..,•• . Of 38. State total: 1.178 sites. .M~IM IH Past. Pip AS .~ ••• ''·t. I ... _.... - [ �.• Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio .. Oflldlls: LNs not toup enough . COLUMBUS (AP) - Soll\e health officials and anti-smoking leaders say prop01ed laws that would make it illegal for children to possess tobacco wouldn't put a dent in the $500 million young people spend nationally on cigarettes. They say that enforcement efforts also must be directed at merchants who seU tobacco to minors and that anti-tobacco advertising and support groups for young smokers who want to quit are essential. "There is DO law in Ohio that says it is illegal for youths to buy tobacco products, but there is a law that says it is illegal to seD tobacco to persons under age 18;' sa.id Craig Wethington, health educator with the Fairfield County Health Department. . He sa.i!i minon in Ohio illegaUy purchase 12.6 million packs of ctgarettes each year, resulting in $21.6 million in sales. Others get tobacco 6om parenq or friends. . · Nationally, minors iUegaUy purchase more than 256 million P;lcks of cigarettes annually. sa.id the Washington-based Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids in Washington, D.C. ' City Council in suburban Pickerington bas postponed action on a proposed ordinance · preventing tobacco possession by youths, pending further srudy. .(:atelpiiM munch throUp northeast ' 1\KRON (AP) - The state will treat about 36,000 acres in . n~rtheast Ohio this spring with ah insecticide sprayed 6om helicopters to try to stem the tide of an .expected invasion of hundreds · ,o f millions of leaf-munching caterpillars. - Last year, 48,000 acres of trees in Ohio were defoliated by the ·_pests, causing many of the trees to die. The caterpillars, which grow . __up to be gypsy moths, are spreading south along the Ohio River •I and southwest through Aleron and Cleveland at about 10 miles a • ' , • year. . · . ~:: Since t'990, the caterpillars have stripped the lean from 19 mil: li'Pn acres in Ohio and 16 other states. . ~~; "They're going to be everywhere," Deborah Abbott, a spokes;~oman for !he Ohio Department of Agriculrure, told the Beacon ~ }~urnal for a Sunday story. ::; There are already heavy concentrations in 3.5 of Ohio's 88 coun·~ with Summit and Cuyahoga among the hardest hit by the gypsy :)noth invasion. .. ' ~ ~: Alison Man:um, Ohio's gypsy moth coordinator, sa.id the area to · : ~ sprayed includes parts of Summit, Cuyahoga, Portage, Medina, : Wayne, Ashland, Ashtabula, Coshocton, Geauga, Lorain, Mahoning, :-Tuscarawas and Lucas counties. . .:.' .:•·:. .. State will pay for buggy path ' · · . MILLERSBURG (AP) -. The state has agreed to help pay' for a ~ Jlew trail to enable Amish buggies to travel between communities ~;!A three eastern Ohio counties on a safer path ,than the berm of :;~usy hig)lways,' which the buggies now have to use. • · -. • The trail will run through Holmes County, home of the world's ' l~rgest Amish community. and parts ofWay.ne and Knox counties. . ·· . " Ovetall, the main goal is to improve the safety for aU who trav, el:' sa.id Joan Simcak, project adminis~tor. . .~ , A limestone-covered path 9 feet wide evenrually will extend 29 , miles between Fredericksburg in Wayne County; Millersburg, the Holmes County seat; and Brinkhaven in Knox County. . A patallel asphalt path will serve bikers, in-line skaters, runners -. , and hikers. . :, The corridor, simply named the Holmes County Trail, bas been .-· , a dream of planners since a 1969 flood destroyed a section of the old Cleveland, Akron & Columbus railroad line in that area. State, county and Amish leaders want to get the buggies off main 'highways, especially State Route 83 and U.S. 62, which are narrow, . . hilly and winding. ' Buggies must share those roads with all types of vehicles and it's ··not unusual for a driver to crest ~ hill and find a buggy just ahead. Election commission candidate waited a year WASHINGTON (AP) - Bradley A. Smith is no fan of the Federal Election Commission, and may even be academia's most prominent critic of current campaign law. That's probably why it took more than a year for the White House to decide whether to offer him a six-year job as an FEC commissioner. Smith, a professor at Capital University Law School in Columbus, Ohio, spent the last year in an unusual political limbo, waiting to · become an official nominee and watching nom the sidelines as opposition groups rallied to try to keep that fiom happening. Clinton finally tapped him for the job on .Wednesday, months after the Senate's Republican leadership made it dear the job should not go to anyone else. "There is no second choice;' said Sen. Mitch McConnell, R -Ky., who recruited Smith loVhen one of the three Republican seats on the commission was about to open up. . Arthur ' ·1ireachers ' I' . ' I; - · CINCINNATI (AP) - · Gilbert Bettman, a retired judge and a · 'former state lawmaker, died of heart failure Sarurday at Jewish Hos- . '-"pi tal. . Beerman, of suburban.Walnut Hills, was 82. He served more thi:ee decades on the Cincinnati Municipal :<:ourt, Hamilton County Common Pleas.'c ourt and the 1st District : Ohio Court of.Appeals. He retired in 1992. . .. ~~; "He was far more liberal than the normal Republican:· sa.id ~lawyer Charles Lindberg. Lindberg recalled his longtime GOP asso;::ciate as a "very fair, very kind judge.'' . . Bettmanjoined·the Army in mid-1942 as a private and won the : Bronze S~r for valor in 1944, '. · : . . He is survived by his wife, Marianna Brown Betttnan; a son, : Gilbert Jr. of Los Angeles; two daughters, L~uise Betttna~ of Clifton • ~d Helen Cohe~ of Houston; a sister, Carol Lazar of New Ydrk :City; a brother,Alfred Betttnan of Petaluma, Calif.; an<! three grand• children. · - · ' __::__., I :.: · Manatee moveclli.ck to Flodda ' .. John Greenaway POMEROY ~tate Rep. John Carey;R~Wellston, has announced his Open Door schedule for February. · i: ·MIDDLEPORT- Homer Blessing, 70, Pomeroy, died on Sarurday, ~ : Feb. 12,2000, at the Ohio State University Medical Center in Colum<bus. · t: He was -born on Oct. 21, 1929, in Mason,W.Va·.. son of the late F.V. i:'~Dode" and Elizabeth Smith Blessing. He W.s employed as a deck ~ hand on the river boats. · ~..-eSutviVing· are two sons, Richard Blessing of-Reedsville and Roger ;: Blessing of Gallia County; a sis.t er, Ida Mae Durst of Point Ple~sant, •. W.Va.; .a brother, Raymo~d Blessing ofWest Virginia; a cousin, with whom he lived, Orland (Shaula) Laudermilt, Pomeroy; and several • nieces and nephews. ' : Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by his former wife, : Gladys M. Sydenstricker Blessing, two brothers and a sister. • Graveside services will be. held on Wednesday, Feb. . 16, 2000, at ·: Rocksprings Cemetery in Pomeroy, : Friends may call at the Fisher Funeral Home in Pomeroy on • Wednesday from 10 a.m. until noon. • Past ... • •: from PlgeAl •' •• BONELESS SKINLESS •• ••• ' .2LITERS I HERRS POTATO CHIPS 2/$ •0 ••• •• •• •• · •• • ••• ..• •• ' •' · .·s· • Ll DELI SLICED BOILED HAM • :• • PIZZA ·2 /$ . 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Pre-sale ·tickets for the Southern game will also be sold at the gate at Tuesday's Southern-Trimbfe • • game. ., means it remains unproductive and unwcable. Developers and banks don't like to gamble on budget-breaking cleanup costs. That has prompted two Ohio legislators to introduce a bill to limit. the ljability of entities that redevelop bjQwnfields. • RACINE- Tuesday' night will be Elementary Night at Souther'n High School's basketball game. All elementary students, grades K-6, will be admitted free with a paying·adult. .. Students must remain seated during both the reserve and varsjty contelts. Prizes will be awarded to the first 30 elementary students admitted . Lincoln . from Page AI LOCAL STOC-KS AEP-31"• ·Akzo-38Y• "The ultra-extreme environmentalists say we should go back and make the polluting industry clean up the site;.· said R ep. Gene . Krebs, R-Camden. "They want to blame somebody. They want to crucifY corporations. What we're . saying is fix the problem, not the blame." When the government cleans up a Superfund site, it goes after the owner. Brownfield sites usually just lie idle. · Krebs, a member of the House energy and environment committee, sa.id experts .have estimated it , would cost $1.8 billion to clean up 85 percent of Ohio's ·brownfields . "When you get to the next 15 . percent, that's when you're ~king about billion-doll~r sites each," he · sa.id. ' Rep. Sean Logan, D-Lisbon, cosponsor of the bill, said he expect~ ed support fiom urban legislators. "We want to raise the comfort . level oflocal officials to where they caa take on the voluntary cleanup of old industrial sites;' Logan said. "It exempts them 'from civil liability as long as they're cleaning it up to acceptable standards." · Ohio alre~dy . has a Voluntary Action Program that enables. the Ohio EPA to issue a c9Yenant not to sue ~ property owner who meets cleanup standards'.established by the program. ' The state is working on another variation that wou\d include a similar promise not to be sqed by the federal government in exchange for the landowner agreeing to more public scrutiny. Elementary Day at SHS game. I'm term limited in ·2002, and that's going 'to happen;' he said. When that happens, "Meigs County will be in an excellent · FROM STAFF, WIRE REPORTS with some locations . receiving .I position · for jobs with our news schools and highways.''· It wasn't snow and ice this more than 2 inches. He left the crowd with these time, but · rain that played havoc Some flooding was observed in overnight with Meigs County the Cin-cinnati area, ·while some thoughts: " If Abraham Lincoln roads. rivers had risen to near bankfull had not run for president, what Meigs Local Schools were in the south and east and were would our country be like today? closed today as flood-prone roads expected to continue to rise . Would we even have a United , in the western half of the county Freezing rain produced icy roads States? "Let us resolve to make a difprevented buses from picking up in the Toledo and Cleveland ference;; he concluded. srudents: Schools in Eastern and areas. ODOT District 10 Deputy Southern districts were runiling The record high temperature on a regular schedule t¥s morn- for this ditte at the · Columbus Director George Collins read ing. · · · , weather station was 68 degrees in , messages from Ohio Governor REPUBLICAN SPEAKER - State In Pomeroy. about three-quar- · 1918. The record low tempera- Bob Taft and from Texas Gover-. Rep. John .Carey of Wellston, wtio ters of an inch of rain fell after ' ture was 8 degrees below zero in nor George W. Bush who is seek- is unopposed for reelection ttJis midnight, according to Emer- 1905. Sunset will be at6:06 p.m. ing the Republican nomination year, was the guest speaker at gency Services Dirc;ctor Robert Sunrise Tuesday will be at 7:26 for president. On the subject of highways, he Saturday's Meigs County Republ~ Byer. He reported 1 'h to 3 inches a.m. .. · can. Lincoln Day ·Dinner. . Some said the Ravenswood Connector ·Forecast: of rain in some areas. ~. 400 people packed the Meigs ,Approximately 25 roa{. c!~s­ Today...R~!n~~anging ,to light project is six months ahead of High School cafeteria for the schedule and is set for construc- event ·which showcased · local. ingil' were reported, altl'io~~h snow. Highs 30 to 35. ' ·. many of those have sinte · Tonight ...Clo11dy: A chance o( tion during fiscal years 2002, Republican candidates . (Jim Freesnow flurries before midnight . . 2003 and 2004. Fiscal year 2002 man photo) reopened, he said. starts in 2001, he explained, No residents . were evacuated Lows in the up'p er 20s. Tuesday...l>artly to mostly which means Carey's oath could from their h 0 mes, Byer said. be fulfilled. dates that Ohio law does not perThe National Weather Service . cloudy. Highs 45 to 50. Despite the controversy sur. mit the placing of campaign signs Extended forecast: says high pressure will move into Tuesday night... Dry. Lows m rounding U.S. 33 from Athens to . on state rights-of-way. Ohio by tonight, and drier air Darwin, that project is still on Plaques were presented to will bring any precipitation to an the 30s. · George Harris, Robert Snowden Wednesday... A chance of rain sc~edule, Collins said. end. Temperatures will be near In May, ODOT expects to and Barr:ett for life-long achievenormal with lows in the 20s . showers. Highs around 50. present different . designs . for a · ment. Thunday. .. Partly cloudy. Lows Highs Tuesday will be in the 40s. new Pomeroy-Mason Bridge, he Closing the meeting, Barrett Low pressure moved across in the lower 30s. Highs near 50. said. said, , Friday... Fair. Lows near .30 .. Ohio oernight. This ·produced "I feel really good about it," he "This is th e srrongest we.'ve heavy rain in the south and east Highs around 50. said. . been in years, and there's no point Collins also informed candi· in turning around . now." ' Homer Blessing . ••• ' Sectional tickets available High pressure to bring enCi to precipitation .••~• ----------------------------------------------­ . ·'PEPSI & PEPSI PRODUCTS ' CHESHIRE - Local members of the Disabled American Veterans will present a veterans information seminar on March 1I from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the DAV Chapter Home on State Route 7 near Middleport. This seminar and all DAV services are offered free of charge to veterans and members of their families. VALLEY WEATHER !: • •• DAV presentation set • ..•' .· ._,. . . _.,. Open Door session M o .. . : .. COLUMBUS (AP) - Comet the manatee is· back in Florida : atl:er an eight-month visit to Ohio. :· Comet, one of four manatees that have been pait of a Columbus : ~oo exhibit since· June, was re'rurned Saturday to sea World in : Orlando, Fla. He Will be releaSed into the wild Wednesday. • < The 3-year-old Comet didn't appear plemd after being coaxed : into a ujlall chute that connects the mani11ees' [)llblic tank at the zoo . : to a tank· out o( public view. Once in the water~fined 'chute, he was : trapped by doon on both ends. · · : ·. • "He's a little agitated right now;· said Doug Warmolts, the zoo's • ilssistant director of animal coUections. . : .' "Right now, he's sep~rated 6om his buds," said zoo curator Mike · • Aritl$0n, ~ferring tri tlle three other manatees Comet lived with at ~.!he zoo. , · ....) OBITUARIES POMEROY- John Anderson Greenaway, 94, of Palm Beach 'Gar. dens, Fla., passed away on Thursday evening, Feb. 10,2000, after a brief . · illness · · · · He was born on July 20,'1905 in Hanover, Pa., son of the late David : Greenaway and Margaret Maguire Greenaway. He had been a resident : of the Palm Beaches for the past 20 years, coming from Essex Fells,NJ , He was a building supervisor on, to name some, The Metropolitan : Opera House in New York City, The World's Fair 1939 project, and a · : number of Bell Laboratories. He was a member of the Knickerbocker : Masonic Lodge of New York City and was an active me111ber ofLight, house !Baptist Church of North Palm Beach. · · : He was preceded in death by his first wife, :Eileen Ash Greenaway . : on April 4, 1968. Mr. Greenaway leaves to cherish his memory his beloved wife of 20 : · years, Martha Brown Greenaway, his devoted son, John F.E. Greenaway , and wife, Christine, of Bangor, Pa., and his aqored grandchildren, John :·D. and Heather Anne. • A memorial service was held on Saturday, Feb. 12, 2000, at tight• house Baptist Church, with Rev. Michael Butzberger officiating. : Memorial contributions may be made to the Lighthouse Baptist : Church, 757 Lighthouse Dr., North Palm Beach, Fla. • ... $2.50. FEBRUARY 15th, 16th, 17th • His schedule includes a visit to the Meigs County Courthouse-on Feb. 28 from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. · Rep. Carey will meet with constituents on an individual basis to discuss their concerns about state government. , • Fa.mlly has been In the grocery through•• the last 100 years and we would like to take this'time to say thank you to our valued customers. We are proud to be locally owned and operated;and loo~ forward . . to $erving your needs throughout the next century. t' .. -.. Virginia Scott 4 Wings & Chips. Retired judge dead at 82 ' " Divorces, dissolutions·filed Marriap licenses Issued 992-5829 eo.try~:. LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF POMEROY -The following actions to end marriage were £led · HARRISONVILLE - Graveside services were held today, Monday, _Feb. 14, 2000, at 2: I 5 p.m. in the Wells Cemetery, Pageville, for recendy in the office of Meigs County Clerk of Courts Larry Spencer: Dissolution asked - Ronald Marvin Gravier, Athens, and Mary Lou1se Eshelman, 80, Harrisonville, who died Friday, Feb. 1 I, 2000, in Alice Gravier, Long Bottom. · Pleasant Valley Hospital, Point Pleasant, W.Va. Divorces asked -Thomas C. Sayre, Portland, from Brandi Marie The Rev. Ralph Butcher officiated. Visitation was held one hour Sayre, Watertown, N.Y.; David T. Givens Jr., Middleport, fiom Toni L. prior to services in Bigony-Jordan Funeral Home, Albany. Born Sept. 20, 1919 in Springfield, daughter of the late Ralph and Givens, Middleport. Dissolution granted -Tim M . Hall and Stephanie K. HalL Ira Faulder Burbeck, she was a homemaker and a nursing assistant. She Divorces gnnted -· Dianna Imboden and Robert L. Imboden Sr.; was president of Meigs County :>enior Citizens for '20 years. She was.also preceded in death by her husband, Russell Eshelman; a Carrie D. Brooks from Randall Brooks; Brian Keith Harold and Lee Ann Harold; Brenda Darlene Carr nom Ronald Leslie Carr; Jamie L son, Anthony Ciavarella; and a brother, Gale Burbeck. Surviving are a daughter, Nancy (Mike) Price of Otway; a son. Groggel from Lawrence R . Groggel; Mae Della J. Reuter from Wallace Buddy R . Edwards, who made his home with her; six grandchildren ].Reuter. and three gteat-grandchildren; three sisters, Virginia Castel of Columbus, and Doris Vanatta and Mildr~d Ray, both of Springfield; and a brother~ Glen Burbeck of Springfield. POMEROY -The following couples were issued marriage licenses recently in the Meigs County Probate Court ofJudge Robert Buck: Timothy Mark Frederick, 28, Racine, and Tracie Lynn Gandee, 24, Spencer,W.Va.;Jerry L Smith, 27, and Heather Dawn Goble, 22, both COLUMBUS - - Virginia Scott, former Middleport resident, died Sarurday at her residence in Columbus. Arrangements will be of Racine; Kenneth Lee Layne, 30, and Danielle Suzanne Kibble, 22, both of Long Bottom; Clifford Longenette, 63, and Jeanna Faye Silvers, announced by Fisher Funeral Home in Middleport. 46, both of Reedsville . ZANESVILLE (AP) - For the other people could see the value of seven buildings that they have had "We don't have any uruts vacant last few decades, people a;m busi- these histo~c buildings;' he said. renovated. They spent $1.2 million and our cheapest · apartment is nesSes haVe moved away nom the They bought their 12~yeat-old to renovate the last three buildings . $450 a month;' Rankey said. One downtown areas of central Ohio building for about $20,000 ,&x ' they pun:hased. They n:ow rent 20 rents for . $1,300 and county' ·seats ,as shopping centeJ;"S years ago. The couple renovated aaJp~ar:n:•~te:n:u~d~own: · :town~ · :·:._-~·_:.'.-..::=~~~:.._ and mallS were built elsewhere. the top two floors, investing about r · Now that .. trend is starting to be $40,000 and six. 'tears of labor. ' reversed as people discqver dte They salvaged bits and pieces of downtoWns are wcmh reviving. other buildings and incorporated 34099 St. Rt 7 Pomeroy, Ohio "Most people think 'Down- them into their hoine. . town, why live there?' Bu~ the pace Today they have 2,600 . square is much slower. ·It's very peaceful;' feet of 12-foot ceilings and handsa.id Paul ~ory of Zanesville. · . carved woodwork ·which the area He ~d his wife, Ronda, live chamber of commerce shows off above their Main ·Street business, · to people interested in buying and Regional Artworks. . preserving downtown property. "We· chose to live downtown. I · In downtown Delaware, Donald . Drlv•Thru Available · M·F hoped that by doing this project Rankey Jr. and his wife, Pam, own 4 students arrested In dnag ring 1: DEATH NOTICES . . The Dally Sentinel • P-ae A3 Porrl.roy, Mldclleport, Ohio · Louise Eshelman Old downtown.buildings becoming hqme to·many - ' .: ' ·MORROW (AP) - Four srudents were arrested Friday after a · three-month undercover investigation of drug trafficking at Little . Miami High SchooL ··· " The four male srudents - three 17 -year- olds and a 16-year-old - were not identified. They were being held Sarurday at the War.. reo County Juvenile Detention Center with arraignment scheduled tOr Monday in Juvenile Court. · Most of the 18 counts involved trafficking in marijuana, said John Burke, director of the Warren County Drug Task Force. An ·uriden:over agent atthe school bought some ofthe drugs, authorities sa.id. Warren County Prosecutor Tim Oliver sa.id most of the drug buys involved small quantities of marijuana, but a few of the trans, actions involved Percoset, a synthetic narcotic, and a stimulant commonly known as Ecstasy. The arresa were the result of an investigation tilat started in , October after Morrow police notified Superintendent Michael : .Virelli that drug dllaling might be occurring at the schooL ' . ' • "He may be the most qualified person Common Cause President Scott Harshwe've ever put on the FEC," sa.id McConneU. barger considers Smith the most disastrous .In a year in which presiden~ial politics is successor possible for retiring Commissioner pushing campaign funding issues to the fore- Lee Ann Elliot -"a slap in the face for any front, Smith could become a focus of contro- meaningful etfort to bring sanity to the cam,. versy. paign finance laws of this country." . Smith's patron, McConnell, is Capitol Hill's By tfadition, the Senate's Democratic leadmost prominent foe of campaign finance ership recommends the three Democrats for reform proposals such as abolishing "soft the commission and the Republican leadermoney;• the donations corporations are ship recommends people for the three Repuballowed to give political parties without · lican seats. In al!n<»t every instance, whoever restriction. bas occupied the White House has deferred to Smith himself believes there should be no those wishes. contribution limits, and cOntends the law set But Common Cause and other groups up with the goal of ridding the system of cor• s"rted campaigning against Smith as soon :is rupting inflqences bas been a failure, riddled word leaked that . he was the GOP choice. with loopholes and unconstitutional limits on · When months wore on with no sign that the free expression. White House was going to nominate Smith, Smith's ideal campaign finance act would McConnell and Majority Leader Trent Lott keep disclosure requirements but let candidates. tried some hardball: T hey temporarily blocked collect as much 'as they wimt and .spend as confirmation of Richard Holbrooke as US. much as .they want. ·. ambassador to the United Nations. . ... • ~Mondly, February 14, 2000 . BUCKEYE BRIEFS ! • AmTech/SBC - 40'• Ashland 011 - 31 "1,. AT&T-48'1. Bank One - 28'· · Bob Evans -15,,. BorgWarner - 33'· Champion - 4'· Charming Shope - 7'1. City Holding - 15'• · Federal Mogul-14'~• Flretar - 22'1. Gannett - 87"1. · General Electric -133\ Harley Davidson - 70 K mart-a,. · Kroger- 18"1• Landa End - 28'• Ud.-33,. . Oak Hill Financial - 14'1. OVB-32'1. One Valley- 31 ,, , Peoples - 18~. Premier- &"I• · Rockwell - 44'1. RD Shell - 5371a .Sure - 29'1.. Shorjey'a - 1 },. Wendy's -17'• Worthington- 13'Dally stock reports are the 4 p.m., closing quotes of the preVIous day's transactions provided by Adveat of Gal: Upolla. . ' MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Peanuts from Page AI · his true passion was in the strip, and when that was gone, it was over," Monte · Schulz said. "He had done what he had wanted' to do, and that was it for him .. .'' : Year after year in "Peanuts;' the long-suffering Charlie Brown faced misfortune with a mild, "Good grief!" Tart-tongued Lucy handed out advice at a nickel a pop. And Snoopy, Charlie Brown's wise-but-weird beagle, re-fought World War I atop his doghouse. It was an intensely personal effort. While some cartoonists hire assistants, Schulz would have none of it, sa.id Sergio Aragones, a longtime friend and colleague., "He sat there and he drew," lie said. . Schulz had a clause in his contract dictating that no one else could ever draw "Peanuts.'' His last daily comi c ran in early January, though old strips will contin. ue to be published. ·Fans and colleagues hailed Schulz as an irreplaceable artist whose work had become infused · in . American popular culture . Even in orbit, the crew of space shuttle Endeavour heard the uptempo "Peanuts'' theme song early today. I Subsc_ribe today. 992-2156 has been Closed due to Family lllnen. ReOpen on Monday February 14 Same·Or••t Menu -ALL HOMEMADE I Soup•, S,a nc:iwlohaa, Salada, Made 'Prom Scratch Daaaana and Dally ' · Speciale MGndly Open FIICM ROIIt llelf WtclntliiiY FrldiY Chloktn Noodle QlnMI' . 11111-Ev.r Lllagna, Salad l Fl'lriCII BIMCI Tutllday llld Cooke Cllolct All ACf S, All IIMf S S·1 1111 ,,, ' �.• Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio .. Oflldlls: LNs not toup enough . COLUMBUS (AP) - Soll\e health officials and anti-smoking leaders say prop01ed laws that would make it illegal for children to possess tobacco wouldn't put a dent in the $500 million young people spend nationally on cigarettes. They say that enforcement efforts also must be directed at merchants who seU tobacco to minors and that anti-tobacco advertising and support groups for young smokers who want to quit are essential. "There is DO law in Ohio that says it is illegal for youths to buy tobacco products, but there is a law that says it is illegal to seD tobacco to persons under age 18;' sa.id Craig Wethington, health educator with the Fairfield County Health Department. . He sa.i!i minon in Ohio illegaUy purchase 12.6 million packs of ctgarettes each year, resulting in $21.6 million in sales. Others get tobacco 6om parenq or friends. . · Nationally, minors iUegaUy purchase more than 256 million P;lcks of cigarettes annually. sa.id the Washington-based Campaign for Tobacco-Free Kids in Washington, D.C. ' City Council in suburban Pickerington bas postponed action on a proposed ordinance · preventing tobacco possession by youths, pending further srudy. .(:atelpiiM munch throUp northeast ' 1\KRON (AP) - The state will treat about 36,000 acres in . n~rtheast Ohio this spring with ah insecticide sprayed 6om helicopters to try to stem the tide of an .expected invasion of hundreds · ,o f millions of leaf-munching caterpillars. - Last year, 48,000 acres of trees in Ohio were defoliated by the ·_pests, causing many of the trees to die. The caterpillars, which grow . __up to be gypsy moths, are spreading south along the Ohio River •I and southwest through Aleron and Cleveland at about 10 miles a • ' , • year. . · . ~:: Since t'990, the caterpillars have stripped the lean from 19 mil: li'Pn acres in Ohio and 16 other states. . ~~; "They're going to be everywhere," Deborah Abbott, a spokes;~oman for !he Ohio Department of Agriculrure, told the Beacon ~ }~urnal for a Sunday story. ::; There are already heavy concentrations in 3.5 of Ohio's 88 coun·~ with Summit and Cuyahoga among the hardest hit by the gypsy :)noth invasion. .. ' ~ ~: Alison Man:um, Ohio's gypsy moth coordinator, sa.id the area to · : ~ sprayed includes parts of Summit, Cuyahoga, Portage, Medina, : Wayne, Ashland, Ashtabula, Coshocton, Geauga, Lorain, Mahoning, :-Tuscarawas and Lucas counties. . .:.' .:•·:. .. State will pay for buggy path ' · · . MILLERSBURG (AP) -. The state has agreed to help pay' for a ~ Jlew trail to enable Amish buggies to travel between communities ~;!A three eastern Ohio counties on a safer path ,than the berm of :;~usy hig)lways,' which the buggies now have to use. • · -. • The trail will run through Holmes County, home of the world's ' l~rgest Amish community. and parts ofWay.ne and Knox counties. . ·· . " Ovetall, the main goal is to improve the safety for aU who trav, el:' sa.id Joan Simcak, project adminis~tor. . .~ , A limestone-covered path 9 feet wide evenrually will extend 29 , miles between Fredericksburg in Wayne County; Millersburg, the Holmes County seat; and Brinkhaven in Knox County. . A patallel asphalt path will serve bikers, in-line skaters, runners -. , and hikers. . :, The corridor, simply named the Holmes County Trail, bas been .-· , a dream of planners since a 1969 flood destroyed a section of the old Cleveland, Akron & Columbus railroad line in that area. State, county and Amish leaders want to get the buggies off main 'highways, especially State Route 83 and U.S. 62, which are narrow, . . hilly and winding. ' Buggies must share those roads with all types of vehicles and it's ··not unusual for a driver to crest ~ hill and find a buggy just ahead. Election commission candidate waited a year WASHINGTON (AP) - Bradley A. Smith is no fan of the Federal Election Commission, and may even be academia's most prominent critic of current campaign law. That's probably why it took more than a year for the White House to decide whether to offer him a six-year job as an FEC commissioner. Smith, a professor at Capital University Law School in Columbus, Ohio, spent the last year in an unusual political limbo, waiting to · become an official nominee and watching nom the sidelines as opposition groups rallied to try to keep that fiom happening. Clinton finally tapped him for the job on .Wednesday, months after the Senate's Republican leadership made it dear the job should not go to anyone else. "There is no second choice;' said Sen. Mitch McConnell, R -Ky., who recruited Smith loVhen one of the three Republican seats on the commission was about to open up. . Arthur ' ·1ireachers ' I' . ' I; - · CINCINNATI (AP) - · Gilbert Bettman, a retired judge and a · 'former state lawmaker, died of heart failure Sarurday at Jewish Hos- . '-"pi tal. . Beerman, of suburban.Walnut Hills, was 82. He served more thi:ee decades on the Cincinnati Municipal :<:ourt, Hamilton County Common Pleas.'c ourt and the 1st District : Ohio Court of.Appeals. He retired in 1992. . .. ~~; "He was far more liberal than the normal Republican:· sa.id ~lawyer Charles Lindberg. Lindberg recalled his longtime GOP asso;::ciate as a "very fair, very kind judge.'' . . Bettmanjoined·the Army in mid-1942 as a private and won the : Bronze S~r for valor in 1944, '. · : . . He is survived by his wife, Marianna Brown Betttnan; a son, : Gilbert Jr. of Los Angeles; two daughters, L~uise Betttna~ of Clifton • ~d Helen Cohe~ of Houston; a sister, Carol Lazar of New Ydrk :City; a brother,Alfred Betttnan of Petaluma, Calif.; an<! three grand• children. · - · ' __::__., I :.: · Manatee moveclli.ck to Flodda ' .. John Greenaway POMEROY ~tate Rep. John Carey;R~Wellston, has announced his Open Door schedule for February. · i: ·MIDDLEPORT- Homer Blessing, 70, Pomeroy, died on Sarurday, ~ : Feb. 12,2000, at the Ohio State University Medical Center in Colum<bus. · t: He was -born on Oct. 21, 1929, in Mason,W.Va·.. son of the late F.V. i:'~Dode" and Elizabeth Smith Blessing. He W.s employed as a deck ~ hand on the river boats. · ~..-eSutviVing· are two sons, Richard Blessing of-Reedsville and Roger ;: Blessing of Gallia County; a sis.t er, Ida Mae Durst of Point Ple~sant, •. W.Va.; .a brother, Raymo~d Blessing ofWest Virginia; a cousin, with whom he lived, Orland (Shaula) Laudermilt, Pomeroy; and several • nieces and nephews. ' : Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by his former wife, : Gladys M. Sydenstricker Blessing, two brothers and a sister. • Graveside services will be. held on Wednesday, Feb. . 16, 2000, at ·: Rocksprings Cemetery in Pomeroy, : Friends may call at the Fisher Funeral Home in Pomeroy on • Wednesday from 10 a.m. until noon. • Past ... • •: from PlgeAl •' •• BONELESS SKINLESS •• ••• ' .2LITERS I HERRS POTATO CHIPS 2/$ •0 ••• •• •• •• · •• • ••• ..• •• ' •' · .·s· • Ll DELI SLICED BOILED HAM • :• • PIZZA ·2 /$ . 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Pre-sale ·tickets for the Southern game will also be sold at the gate at Tuesday's Southern-Trimbfe • • game. ., means it remains unproductive and unwcable. Developers and banks don't like to gamble on budget-breaking cleanup costs. That has prompted two Ohio legislators to introduce a bill to limit. the ljability of entities that redevelop bjQwnfields. • RACINE- Tuesday' night will be Elementary Night at Souther'n High School's basketball game. All elementary students, grades K-6, will be admitted free with a paying·adult. .. Students must remain seated during both the reserve and varsjty contelts. Prizes will be awarded to the first 30 elementary students admitted . Lincoln . from Page AI LOCAL STOC-KS AEP-31"• ·Akzo-38Y• "The ultra-extreme environmentalists say we should go back and make the polluting industry clean up the site;.· said R ep. Gene . Krebs, R-Camden. "They want to blame somebody. They want to crucifY corporations. What we're . saying is fix the problem, not the blame." When the government cleans up a Superfund site, it goes after the owner. Brownfield sites usually just lie idle. · Krebs, a member of the House energy and environment committee, sa.id experts .have estimated it , would cost $1.8 billion to clean up 85 percent of Ohio's ·brownfields . "When you get to the next 15 . percent, that's when you're ~king about billion-doll~r sites each," he · sa.id. ' Rep. Sean Logan, D-Lisbon, cosponsor of the bill, said he expect~ ed support fiom urban legislators. "We want to raise the comfort . level oflocal officials to where they caa take on the voluntary cleanup of old industrial sites;' Logan said. "It exempts them 'from civil liability as long as they're cleaning it up to acceptable standards." · Ohio alre~dy . has a Voluntary Action Program that enables. the Ohio EPA to issue a c9Yenant not to sue ~ property owner who meets cleanup standards'.established by the program. ' The state is working on another variation that wou\d include a similar promise not to be sqed by the federal government in exchange for the landowner agreeing to more public scrutiny. Elementary Day at SHS game. I'm term limited in ·2002, and that's going 'to happen;' he said. When that happens, "Meigs County will be in an excellent · FROM STAFF, WIRE REPORTS with some locations . receiving .I position · for jobs with our news schools and highways.''· It wasn't snow and ice this more than 2 inches. He left the crowd with these time, but · rain that played havoc Some flooding was observed in overnight with Meigs County the Cin-cinnati area, ·while some thoughts: " If Abraham Lincoln roads. rivers had risen to near bankfull had not run for president, what Meigs Local Schools were in the south and east and were would our country be like today? closed today as flood-prone roads expected to continue to rise . Would we even have a United , in the western half of the county Freezing rain produced icy roads States? "Let us resolve to make a difprevented buses from picking up in the Toledo and Cleveland ference;; he concluded. srudents: Schools in Eastern and areas. ODOT District 10 Deputy Southern districts were runiling The record high temperature on a regular schedule t¥s morn- for this ditte at the · Columbus Director George Collins read ing. · · · , weather station was 68 degrees in , messages from Ohio Governor REPUBLICAN SPEAKER - State In Pomeroy. about three-quar- · 1918. The record low tempera- Bob Taft and from Texas Gover-. Rep. John .Carey of Wellston, wtio ters of an inch of rain fell after ' ture was 8 degrees below zero in nor George W. Bush who is seek- is unopposed for reelection ttJis midnight, according to Emer- 1905. Sunset will be at6:06 p.m. ing the Republican nomination year, was the guest speaker at gency Services Dirc;ctor Robert Sunrise Tuesday will be at 7:26 for president. On the subject of highways, he Saturday's Meigs County Republ~ Byer. He reported 1 'h to 3 inches a.m. .. · can. Lincoln Day ·Dinner. . Some said the Ravenswood Connector ·Forecast: of rain in some areas. ~. 400 people packed the Meigs ,Approximately 25 roa{. c!~s­ Today...R~!n~~anging ,to light project is six months ahead of High School cafeteria for the schedule and is set for construc- event ·which showcased · local. ingil' were reported, altl'io~~h snow. Highs 30 to 35. ' ·. many of those have sinte · Tonight ...Clo11dy: A chance o( tion during fiscal years 2002, Republican candidates . (Jim Freesnow flurries before midnight . . 2003 and 2004. Fiscal year 2002 man photo) reopened, he said. starts in 2001, he explained, No residents . were evacuated Lows in the up'p er 20s. Tuesday...l>artly to mostly which means Carey's oath could from their h 0 mes, Byer said. be fulfilled. dates that Ohio law does not perThe National Weather Service . cloudy. Highs 45 to 50. Despite the controversy sur. mit the placing of campaign signs Extended forecast: says high pressure will move into Tuesday night... Dry. Lows m rounding U.S. 33 from Athens to . on state rights-of-way. Ohio by tonight, and drier air Darwin, that project is still on Plaques were presented to will bring any precipitation to an the 30s. · George Harris, Robert Snowden Wednesday... A chance of rain sc~edule, Collins said. end. Temperatures will be near In May, ODOT expects to and Barr:ett for life-long achievenormal with lows in the 20s . showers. Highs around 50. present different . designs . for a · ment. Thunday. .. Partly cloudy. Lows Highs Tuesday will be in the 40s. new Pomeroy-Mason Bridge, he Closing the meeting, Barrett Low pressure moved across in the lower 30s. Highs near 50. said. said, , Friday... Fair. Lows near .30 .. Ohio oernight. This ·produced "I feel really good about it," he "This is th e srrongest we.'ve heavy rain in the south and east Highs around 50. said. . been in years, and there's no point Collins also informed candi· in turning around . now." ' Homer Blessing . ••• ' Sectional tickets available High pressure to bring enCi to precipitation .••~• ----------------------------------------------­ . ·'PEPSI & PEPSI PRODUCTS ' CHESHIRE - Local members of the Disabled American Veterans will present a veterans information seminar on March 1I from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the DAV Chapter Home on State Route 7 near Middleport. This seminar and all DAV services are offered free of charge to veterans and members of their families. VALLEY WEATHER !: • •• DAV presentation set • ..•' .· ._,. . . _.,. Open Door session M o .. . : .. COLUMBUS (AP) - Comet the manatee is· back in Florida : atl:er an eight-month visit to Ohio. :· Comet, one of four manatees that have been pait of a Columbus : ~oo exhibit since· June, was re'rurned Saturday to sea World in : Orlando, Fla. He Will be releaSed into the wild Wednesday. • < The 3-year-old Comet didn't appear plemd after being coaxed : into a ujlall chute that connects the mani11ees' [)llblic tank at the zoo . : to a tank· out o( public view. Once in the water~fined 'chute, he was : trapped by doon on both ends. · · : ·. • "He's a little agitated right now;· said Doug Warmolts, the zoo's • ilssistant director of animal coUections. . : .' "Right now, he's sep~rated 6om his buds," said zoo curator Mike · • Aritl$0n, ~ferring tri tlle three other manatees Comet lived with at ~.!he zoo. , · ....) OBITUARIES POMEROY- John Anderson Greenaway, 94, of Palm Beach 'Gar. dens, Fla., passed away on Thursday evening, Feb. 10,2000, after a brief . · illness · · · · He was born on July 20,'1905 in Hanover, Pa., son of the late David : Greenaway and Margaret Maguire Greenaway. He had been a resident : of the Palm Beaches for the past 20 years, coming from Essex Fells,NJ , He was a building supervisor on, to name some, The Metropolitan : Opera House in New York City, The World's Fair 1939 project, and a · : number of Bell Laboratories. He was a member of the Knickerbocker : Masonic Lodge of New York City and was an active me111ber ofLight, house !Baptist Church of North Palm Beach. · · : He was preceded in death by his first wife, :Eileen Ash Greenaway . : on April 4, 1968. Mr. Greenaway leaves to cherish his memory his beloved wife of 20 : · years, Martha Brown Greenaway, his devoted son, John F.E. Greenaway , and wife, Christine, of Bangor, Pa., and his aqored grandchildren, John :·D. and Heather Anne. • A memorial service was held on Saturday, Feb. 12, 2000, at tight• house Baptist Church, with Rev. Michael Butzberger officiating. : Memorial contributions may be made to the Lighthouse Baptist : Church, 757 Lighthouse Dr., North Palm Beach, Fla. • ... $2.50. FEBRUARY 15th, 16th, 17th • His schedule includes a visit to the Meigs County Courthouse-on Feb. 28 from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. · Rep. Carey will meet with constituents on an individual basis to discuss their concerns about state government. , • Fa.mlly has been In the grocery through•• the last 100 years and we would like to take this'time to say thank you to our valued customers. We are proud to be locally owned and operated;and loo~ forward . . to $erving your needs throughout the next century. t' .. -.. Virginia Scott 4 Wings & Chips. Retired judge dead at 82 ' " Divorces, dissolutions·filed Marriap licenses Issued 992-5829 eo.try~:. LOCAL NEWS IN BRIEF POMEROY -The following actions to end marriage were £led · HARRISONVILLE - Graveside services were held today, Monday, _Feb. 14, 2000, at 2: I 5 p.m. in the Wells Cemetery, Pageville, for recendy in the office of Meigs County Clerk of Courts Larry Spencer: Dissolution asked - Ronald Marvin Gravier, Athens, and Mary Lou1se Eshelman, 80, Harrisonville, who died Friday, Feb. 1 I, 2000, in Alice Gravier, Long Bottom. · Pleasant Valley Hospital, Point Pleasant, W.Va. Divorces asked -Thomas C. Sayre, Portland, from Brandi Marie The Rev. Ralph Butcher officiated. Visitation was held one hour Sayre, Watertown, N.Y.; David T. Givens Jr., Middleport, fiom Toni L. prior to services in Bigony-Jordan Funeral Home, Albany. Born Sept. 20, 1919 in Springfield, daughter of the late Ralph and Givens, Middleport. Dissolution granted -Tim M . Hall and Stephanie K. HalL Ira Faulder Burbeck, she was a homemaker and a nursing assistant. She Divorces gnnted -· Dianna Imboden and Robert L. Imboden Sr.; was president of Meigs County :>enior Citizens for '20 years. She was.also preceded in death by her husband, Russell Eshelman; a Carrie D. Brooks from Randall Brooks; Brian Keith Harold and Lee Ann Harold; Brenda Darlene Carr nom Ronald Leslie Carr; Jamie L son, Anthony Ciavarella; and a brother, Gale Burbeck. Surviving are a daughter, Nancy (Mike) Price of Otway; a son. Groggel from Lawrence R . Groggel; Mae Della J. Reuter from Wallace Buddy R . Edwards, who made his home with her; six grandchildren ].Reuter. and three gteat-grandchildren; three sisters, Virginia Castel of Columbus, and Doris Vanatta and Mildr~d Ray, both of Springfield; and a brother~ Glen Burbeck of Springfield. POMEROY -The following couples were issued marriage licenses recently in the Meigs County Probate Court ofJudge Robert Buck: Timothy Mark Frederick, 28, Racine, and Tracie Lynn Gandee, 24, Spencer,W.Va.;Jerry L Smith, 27, and Heather Dawn Goble, 22, both COLUMBUS - - Virginia Scott, former Middleport resident, died Sarurday at her residence in Columbus. Arrangements will be of Racine; Kenneth Lee Layne, 30, and Danielle Suzanne Kibble, 22, both of Long Bottom; Clifford Longenette, 63, and Jeanna Faye Silvers, announced by Fisher Funeral Home in Middleport. 46, both of Reedsville . ZANESVILLE (AP) - For the other people could see the value of seven buildings that they have had "We don't have any uruts vacant last few decades, people a;m busi- these histo~c buildings;' he said. renovated. They spent $1.2 million and our cheapest · apartment is nesSes haVe moved away nom the They bought their 12~yeat-old to renovate the last three buildings . $450 a month;' Rankey said. One downtown areas of central Ohio building for about $20,000 ,&x ' they pun:hased. They n:ow rent 20 rents for . $1,300 and county' ·seats ,as shopping centeJ;"S years ago. The couple renovated aaJp~ar:n:•~te:n:u~d~own: · :town~ · :·:._-~·_:.'.-..::=~~~:.._ and mallS were built elsewhere. the top two floors, investing about r · Now that .. trend is starting to be $40,000 and six. 'tears of labor. ' reversed as people discqver dte They salvaged bits and pieces of downtoWns are wcmh reviving. other buildings and incorporated 34099 St. Rt 7 Pomeroy, Ohio "Most people think 'Down- them into their hoine. . town, why live there?' Bu~ the pace Today they have 2,600 . square is much slower. ·It's very peaceful;' feet of 12-foot ceilings and handsa.id Paul ~ory of Zanesville. · . carved woodwork ·which the area He ~d his wife, Ronda, live chamber of commerce shows off above their Main ·Street business, · to people interested in buying and Regional Artworks. . preserving downtown property. "We· chose to live downtown. I · In downtown Delaware, Donald . Drlv•Thru Available · M·F hoped that by doing this project Rankey Jr. and his wife, Pam, own 4 students arrested In dnag ring 1: DEATH NOTICES . . The Dally Sentinel • P-ae A3 Porrl.roy, Mldclleport, Ohio · Louise Eshelman Old downtown.buildings becoming hqme to·many - ' .: ' ·MORROW (AP) - Four srudents were arrested Friday after a · three-month undercover investigation of drug trafficking at Little . Miami High SchooL ··· " The four male srudents - three 17 -year- olds and a 16-year-old - were not identified. They were being held Sarurday at the War.. reo County Juvenile Detention Center with arraignment scheduled tOr Monday in Juvenile Court. · Most of the 18 counts involved trafficking in marijuana, said John Burke, director of the Warren County Drug Task Force. An ·uriden:over agent atthe school bought some ofthe drugs, authorities sa.id. Warren County Prosecutor Tim Oliver sa.id most of the drug buys involved small quantities of marijuana, but a few of the trans, actions involved Percoset, a synthetic narcotic, and a stimulant commonly known as Ecstasy. The arresa were the result of an investigation tilat started in , October after Morrow police notified Superintendent Michael : .Virelli that drug dllaling might be occurring at the schooL ' . ' • "He may be the most qualified person Common Cause President Scott Harshwe've ever put on the FEC," sa.id McConneU. barger considers Smith the most disastrous .In a year in which presiden~ial politics is successor possible for retiring Commissioner pushing campaign funding issues to the fore- Lee Ann Elliot -"a slap in the face for any front, Smith could become a focus of contro- meaningful etfort to bring sanity to the cam,. versy. paign finance laws of this country." . Smith's patron, McConnell, is Capitol Hill's By tfadition, the Senate's Democratic leadmost prominent foe of campaign finance ership recommends the three Democrats for reform proposals such as abolishing "soft the commission and the Republican leadermoney;• the donations corporations are ship recommends people for the three Repuballowed to give political parties without · lican seats. In al!n<»t every instance, whoever restriction. bas occupied the White House has deferred to Smith himself believes there should be no those wishes. contribution limits, and cOntends the law set But Common Cause and other groups up with the goal of ridding the system of cor• s"rted campaigning against Smith as soon :is rupting inflqences bas been a failure, riddled word leaked that . he was the GOP choice. with loopholes and unconstitutional limits on · When months wore on with no sign that the free expression. White House was going to nominate Smith, Smith's ideal campaign finance act would McConnell and Majority Leader Trent Lott keep disclosure requirements but let candidates. tried some hardball: T hey temporarily blocked collect as much 'as they wimt and .spend as confirmation of Richard Holbrooke as US. much as .they want. ·. ambassador to the United Nations. . ... • ~Mondly, February 14, 2000 . BUCKEYE BRIEFS ! • AmTech/SBC - 40'• Ashland 011 - 31 "1,. AT&T-48'1. Bank One - 28'· · Bob Evans -15,,. BorgWarner - 33'· Champion - 4'· Charming Shope - 7'1. City Holding - 15'• · Federal Mogul-14'~• Flretar - 22'1. Gannett - 87"1. · General Electric -133\ Harley Davidson - 70 K mart-a,. · Kroger- 18"1• Landa End - 28'• Ud.-33,. . Oak Hill Financial - 14'1. OVB-32'1. One Valley- 31 ,, , Peoples - 18~. Premier- &"I• · Rockwell - 44'1. RD Shell - 5371a .Sure - 29'1.. Shorjey'a - 1 },. Wendy's -17'• Worthington- 13'Dally stock reports are the 4 p.m., closing quotes of the preVIous day's transactions provided by Adveat of Gal: Upolla. . ' MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Peanuts from Page AI · his true passion was in the strip, and when that was gone, it was over," Monte · Schulz said. "He had done what he had wanted' to do, and that was it for him .. .'' : Year after year in "Peanuts;' the long-suffering Charlie Brown faced misfortune with a mild, "Good grief!" Tart-tongued Lucy handed out advice at a nickel a pop. And Snoopy, Charlie Brown's wise-but-weird beagle, re-fought World War I atop his doghouse. It was an intensely personal effort. While some cartoonists hire assistants, Schulz would have none of it, sa.id Sergio Aragones, a longtime friend and colleague., "He sat there and he drew," lie said. . Schulz had a clause in his contract dictating that no one else could ever draw "Peanuts.'' His last daily comi c ran in early January, though old strips will contin. ue to be published. ·Fans and colleagues hailed Schulz as an irreplaceable artist whose work had become infused · in . American popular culture . Even in orbit, the crew of space shuttle Endeavour heard the uptempo "Peanuts'' theme song early today. I Subsc_ribe today. 992-2156 has been Closed due to Family lllnen. ReOpen on Monday February 14 Same·Or••t Menu -ALL HOMEMADE I Soup•, S,a nc:iwlohaa, Salada, Made 'Prom Scratch Daaaana and Dally ' · Speciale MGndly Open FIICM ROIIt llelf WtclntliiiY FrldiY Chloktn Noodle QlnMI' . 11111-Ev.r Lllagna, Salad l Fl'lriCII BIMCI Tutllday llld Cooke Cllolct All ACf S, All IIMf S S·1 1111 ,,, ' �' , .. ' .!.!.Th::,e~~se!!!nti!!!:·n-e:.!_t_ _ _ _ _~~O!!P-Inion The Daily Sentinel ·'JG~l '£sta6(tsfw{ In 1948 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio .740 112-2158 .• Fu: 1112·2187 ......, ........ ~.., ••• 2tOO ·--- Ch-'- Hoeflich Oe,_.IM•uo-r ~Editor • !I ~~t DI-HIII . Controller ..' .' .' ~ ... ... ., ' -, •' . "\ 1 .. \ , ,, . OHIO VIEWS:. ,, .~. j • •n .r . •• ~l Bush worries Democrats backing ~cCaln : :NATJONAL BRIEFS. WASHIN~TON {~P) - F. Scott Fitzger.ald wrote "there are no second acts m Amencan lives:• Bill Clinton doesn't believe that applies to the political stage. · Hea~n~ into the twilight of his presidency, Clinton has fought ?ff predictions he _would be politically crippled by the travaih of unpeachment and IS working to solidify the successes of his administratio~ ~d musi~~ aloud about how he may be remembered. He IS raasmg millions of dollars to help Democrats gain power in November, even as hi~ own political star is eclipsed by the White H~use ~~pa~gn ofV1ce President AI Gore and Hillary Rodham Clinton s b1d for the Senate in New York. Clinton seizes every opportunity to frame the debate about his adminis~I1,tion. He talks about second chances, comparing the current social and ~~tical ~limate with bygone eras and wondering about the poss1biliaes of the future while offering cautionary tales of past disappointments . , "Once before in my lifetime, I thought we' had a chance to build va~ futu~ of our dreams:· Clinton said recently. referring to the econotruc expans10n of the 1960s. "We believed, when I B?duated fi:Qm high school, that we were g<;>ing to solve the civil rights crisis ani! the ~overty problems ofAmerica through the otderly legislative pl))cess m Congress and working with people:• · I' , ,.. , ~pacecraft nears tryst wltll asteroid New Hampshire primary pushed candidates to improve ' ' • Akron Beacon Journlll; Feb. 3: New Hampshire jealously guards its place as the first presidential primary state. Rarely do its vote!"$ want the r.ace to end there. They ..•• prefer 10 boost the other guy, the Eugene McCatthys, the Gary Harts, even a Ronald Reagan who looked 10 siOIJ the "Big Mo': of George Bush. • · · . On Feb. I, New Hampshire voter.; sciyed in character,.deliverihg a stunning victory to Sen. John McCain. · George .W. Bush still has an enormous advantage, a massive war chest, a party appa! . ratus that .is suspicious of McCairrand that ' has long delivered votes for its candidate. What his campaign lacked in New Hampshire was a candidate makirtg a compelling case for his election. The challenge (or Bush is to articulate a larger rationale. He can highlight the inconsistencies of McCain. Can he consistently and effectively explain why he should be president?. Bill Bradley has . thrived on the theory that AI Gore cannot win. That begins to c;u-ry less clout as the vice president collects victories apd gains in the national polls.Many Democrats cringe anhe thought of weeks and weeks of their candidates dubbing each other. In truth, Bndley has pushed Gore to improve, and the vice president has .returned the favor. . Attentive and dedicated, New Hampshire voters have done all four a, favor. The Cincinnati Enquirer, Feb. 1: · , What a refieshing change. . For years now, the Super Bowl has been America's annual ritual of dull f~tball interrupted by sharp advertising - the only day of the year when people slOp yakking to watch TV commercials that are ,usu• ~y muted by remote control in the blink of a Budweiser lizard's eye. But for once the Super Bowl lived up to the hype, a!)d delivered a thrilling finish to a close game. This· time .it was the advertisers who fumble4. While the whole world was watching, the new tycoons of Internet commerce made fools of themselves. ., · Judging them by their ads- and why shouldn't we?- the genius~ of the brave new World of"e-t12de" are juvenile, self-centered and just plain stupid. Dayton Daily News, Feb. 2: It's all perfectly legal, but the phone system in state prisons and county jails still looks like a rip-off: Phone companies, with state and local g<;>vernments as willing partners, are ext12cting exorbitant pertninu~ phone charges' not from inmates but from their families. : Prisoner.; can receive no c:!lis; nor can they make noncollect calls. · ~phone companies bill their calls at the highest rate the Public Uti!" ities Commission of Ohio allows, then offer prisons healthy rebateS on each call. . ; As everyone involved is'? eager to point out,Ameritech-- which oever has pretended to be other than a profit-making entity - is <~rgillg only What PUCO allows. Thus, the responsibility to correct (!tis situation lies primarily with state arid county law enforcement f8e!lcies. They should stop hiding behind PUCO's skirts and take ·!JCSPC)nsibility for insisting on more humane contracts than the current ;nes, which do nothing but wting money from those whose only ~crinie" is to have . · " . a f.utiily member in jail. -- . --~--------------~----~----------~---------------------------------- - A look at what state newspapers are saymg. HENTOFF'S VIEW: "Why shouldn't Bill Clfnton be disbarr~d? . \ I ' On Jan. 26, WiUiam Jefferson Clinton talked about his legacy on the Public Broadcasting System's "The News Hour With Jim Lehrer." The host said diffidently that he was "compelled" to ask the president about the unpleasantness concerning his having been · impeached. . "I believe I defended the Constitution and the presidency against a serious threat,'' ·said Clinton - more than implying that his travail was caused by a right-wing conspiracy. Lehrer failed to ask this most shameless of all our presidents to respond to the fact that he is' the first American in history to "be held in contempt by a federal district j1,1dge. . Judge Susan Webber Wright from Ark'ansas 'd · th t "'I' t ' · b h d 1· ·· h' sa• a . ~ m on s una as e ymg m •s deposition in the Paula Jones case violated "th' · • d b . . r:c• , d' rs courts or ers y gwmg ;use, mrs1ea mg and e~ive answers that .wen; 'designed. to . 0b h . d' . 1 · H h;as struct . t e JU . rcra process... . .· e ~nga~d m ... co. nd_uc_t that un,,dermmes the f h d a1 mtegnty 0 1 e JU IC! system. . Moreover, Rrchar~ P~sner, Ch1ef Judge of the U.S. Seventh Crrcu1t Court of Appeals, . "d r d f h sa_ys o f th rs,, e1en e_ r o t e onstrt.litlon_ rn h bo0 k A Aff: 0 f s Th 1 Is a•r tat~: e nve~trga• . n tro.n, l~peachment, a_nd Trral of ,Preudent <;:l~?to~ (Harva~d Umversrty Press, 19~9): . C~mton engaged rn a p~tter~ of crrmrnal behavror an~ obsess1ve p~bl!c Lymg, the t~~dency of wh1ch was to. diSp~r.age, .undermr~e, and_ even subvert the JUdlcr~ system of the Umted States, the Amencan 1deology of the rule oflaw, and the role and office of the President." ' Posner also cites Clinton's "obstruction ·of justice... which includes petjury, when committed in either a civil or criminal proceeding." Do you remember all those legal experts on cable television - and of course, the president's then White House counsel, Charles Ruff-:- who as,<ured us that tl}e president had c . •• l • :• · TODAY IN HISTORY I · · "· ifi:. '" N t i1 ·a " Hentoff · .,,.. NEA COLUMN l~J ' · ·· ' " " en. TRuTHFUL in his 'g rand J' ury teStl. mo- b , e . , {; mittee before the committee must begin its proced,ures in notifying (Mr. Cli~:~~on) of the charges... so· the attorney (1\.:lr. Clinton) can explain or refute them." · According to the Washington Times, the.i, procedure is that if the president does not t'. explain or refute those charges within 30 days, the director of the ethics committee has to issue ballots to the committee members whQ '· will vote, and who are empowered to punish ! • Clinton. · •· The day the Arkansas Supreme Couit ordered its ethics committee to start moving,- ' Frank Murray of fhe Washington Times•r • reP,Orted: "White House spokesman jameS •: . Kennedy tl!f11sed :again to say· whether sueh i:harges ever were fotwatded to the presider1t :1 and answered by him. 'We've never chosen to ~ comment. We're J'ust not commenting one •r way or another,' Kennedy said." · :; ·: This ·president, who keeps repeating in . public that he was defending the Constitution ·'! ny? , On .th is presidential. recotd that should rl . I . . c1ea y have ed the Senate to copvrct Clmton ·(th t b d h d gh fil f · . -dr d. dia. ~ Y a henou ~ro .1 es 0 ~o~rage an e . cation to_t e ConstitUtion- 11 rs .not surprising that the Supreme Court.d of Arkansas has otdered its bar ethics committee and the rule oflaw during his impeachment, to get g<;>ing Ofl a complaint by the South~t- refuses to tell the citizenry why he shouldn't:'· ern legal Foundation that Clinton be dis- be disbarred. • ." ' barred. · 1• • Presumably, we should simply have faith ill . · Said Matthew Glavin, .President of that h' d d' · h J · rs e 1canon to t e onmtutlon. ust as ~ . organization, to the Washington Tin~es: "He at the beginning of this reign - he asked us lied and he obstructed the judiCial proce~nd to believe that·he would have the most ethiwas held in contempt for this." · cal administration in American history. Why has it taken 16 months since< the "It's hard for me to think .:.bout all that complaint was filed (Sept. 15, 1998) for .. the stuff:' Clinton said to Jim Lehrer about the·> Arkansas Supreme Court Committee on Pro- impeachment. An~ many Amc:ricans seem to-" fessional Responsibility to act on these think it happened long ago. But they wilP charges? This is not an ordinary lawyer.This .is · surely be reminded during the present preslthe chief executor of the laws of the United dential campaign. . . - . ,, States! · · '' ,The Arkansas Supreme Court's Committee ;, On Jan. 27 of this year, the Supreme Court on Professional Conduct has now sent the. ,; of Arkansas finally emphasized' that "o\lf pro- disbarment complaints to the president. He is cedures mandate that the (ethics) committee · entitled to a public hearin~. , .., accept and treat as a formal complaint any : .. ,j writing signed by a judge of a cou.rt of ~otd. , {Nat Hentqff is a natiDiltllly rtllOWiltd authority Thus, ajudge's complaint requires little or no ·orr the First Amendmtlll and tht rest of tht Bill of.,~ action the executive director or th~ com- Rights.) '!· c · · lor _______,__ __,..:._____.;..-'--.:....,~--'--------r-~ ...:....-----.---------...:..'' ,. ;(_.,, ;- _ left in the year. This is Valentine's Day. Today's Highlight in History: ' On Feb. 14, 1920, ·the league ofWomen Voters was founded in Chicag<;>; its first president was Maude Wood Park. · On this date: · In 1778, the American ship Ranger arrived in France, flying the recently adop~d Stars aild Stripes in a foreign port for the lifSl time. In 1859, Orj:gon was aclmitted to the Union a5 the 33td state. In 1895, Oscar Wilde's final . play, "The Importance qf Being Earnest," opened at the St. James's theatre in ~don. ; , ' , In 1899, (;ongress , appro~, and President McKinley signed, Jqps- . !arion authorizing s~ ·to u&e' wring maehines for federal 'elections. . In 1903, the J)epartm~t of CommeiCe and Labor··w.is established. In 1912,Arizona became the 48th state of the Union. · In 1929, the St. Valentine's Day Massacre took place in a Chicago · garage as seven rivals·ofAI Capone's gang were gunned down. ; In 1945, Peru, Paragu;rf, Chile :md Ecuador joined the United tJations. • In 1962, Firsi Lady pcq~ine Kennedy coitduc~d a televised tour of the White House. . In 1989, Iran's Ayatolbh Khomeini called on Muslims to kill · '..Salman Rushdie, author of"The Satanic Verses;' a novel. corldemned as blasphemous. ' . Ten years ago: Ninety-four people were killed when art lndian'Attlijles passenger jet «.~shed. while landing at a southern Indian airport. :Today's Birthdays:TV per$0nality Hugh Downs is 79.Actress-singer ~nee Henderson is 66. Country .s inger 'Rauy Bailey is 61. Jazz musician Mlceo Parker is 57. Movie director Alan Parker is sp. Journalil! Carl Bernstein is 56.Actor-danoer Gregory Hines is 54. Senator Judd Gregg (R-N.H.) is 53. TV personaliey Pat O'Brien is 52. Magician TeUer (Penn and Teller) is 52. Cajun singer-musician Michael Doucet (Beausoleil) iS 49.Actor Ken Wahl is. 43.Actress Meg Tilly is 40. Actor Zach GaJiigan. is 37. Rock musician Riclcy Wolking (fhe Nixons) is 34. Tennis player-Manuela M aleeva is 33. ' ' OHi-O. PERSPECT·,JVE: . j' . . BY Till! AlloctATm PR!SS l Today is Monday;:Feb. 14, the 45th day of2000. There are 321 days r ... ... . \ . . . Patents abandon sports elig~~~i.~Y. rnle challeng~ By IERRY KINNEY ASSOCIATEO PRESS WAITER · CINCINNATI - Ryan Dixon is spending his final year of high school without the emotional and phy.$ical release his teachers said he found in varsity sporU. .' · Lawyer Bob K,lingler. wishes he had ~n able to argue the meritS of the fedefll) law that helped •shape Dixon's education, vs.'tbe Ohio High School Athletic Association rule that said. the student could no longer compete in· varsity sports. " · "The·OHSAA historically has taken a hatd line:' Kiingler sai~. "But rules havi to have exceptions. This WO!Jid have been a very worthwhile exception:' . ' Klingler represented the Hamilton Hig!t School senior and his parents ·in- their challenge of the OHSM rule limiting athletes II) e\ght . ~Cmesters qfr eligjbility.; The Dix~ns . argued ·tl!at their son should be allowed to' play spores longer because he has learning dis!· abilities and the individualized ed~ation plan prepared for him said he weuld benefit from competing in the school's team sports. But U.S. District Judse Sandra Beckwith did not let their lawsuit get to the j)Oint of ,, .':. ,. . ·:LAUREL, Md. (AP) -Trouble-free and performing as planned, a ;robot craft was on target today to become the first spacecraft to ofbit an asteroid in a Valentine's Day rendezvous with a space rock rt4med for the Greek god oflove. i Mission officials said the Near Earth Asteroid Rendezvous, or NEAR, spacecraft was set to automatically fii:e its thrusters and settle into a 124-n)ile orbit of the gray, potato-shaped rock called Eros. ~ Thrusters were to fire automatically this morning. Eros is so distaht fiom Earth that it takes 14~ minutes for a radio,.signal confi~ming the rocket firing to reach NEAR mission control . If successful, the spacecraft will start a yearlong study of Eros, cqnducting research .t hat one day may help humans "defend the Earth against ~ "killer ast~roid"like the one ~:bought to have wiped out the dinosaur.;. Mission officials said Sunday night that NEAR was humming along flawlessly, operating as expected ·on · automatic Xinstructions that were sent to the spacecraft on Saturday. "Everything is operating right on time;• Mission Director Robert Farquhar said. "It is working exactly as we expected.We can just sit and wait now." , WASHINGTON (AP) - With South Carolina's Republican ptesidential primary looming, Texas G<lv. George W. Bush worried aloud that Democr.ats m mobilizing to support Sen. John McCain in the open balloting Saturday. But McCain said Bush's allegation that some Democrats believe the senator would be easier to defeat in the general election in November "flies in the face of the facts." "The facts are that independents are also flocking in large numbers to my candidacy as well as Republicans;· McCain said Sunday on CBS' "Face .the Nation." "Everybody knows that if you~ going to win a general election you have to have those independents and some Democrats." He said it was his message that was att12cting non-Republicans. "I'm very proud that Libertarians or vegetarians or anybody would consider supporting me because I have a vision of refonn for America that'l think is taking hold, not only in South Carolina but all over the country;' McCain said. Still, Bush and his surrogates claimed that Pernocrats were trying to skew the results of the GOP primary, which is open to voters regardless of party affiliation. · In fact, state Rep. Todd Rutherfotd, said in a television interview in Columbia, S.C., that his fellow Democr.ats should "support the weaker candidate in the Republican primary because he can't beat your opponent in the gener.al elec- tion." "The only thing I'm concerned about is that De.mocr.ats flock into the Republican primary to decide who the Republican nominee is, and then head back for the Democr.ats in the general election;· Bush said on NBC's "Meet the Press." Pat Robertson, founder of the Christian Coalition and a Bush supporter, alleged on CBS that "people who are allied with (Vice Presideni) AI Gore are indeed making telephone calls to try to encourage Democrats to vote in the Republican primary ... I think that they consider him a weaker candidate than Governor Bush:' 1 Gore campaign spokesman Chris Lehane disinissed the claims, saying Bush was "increasingly sounding like a rattled candidate." MI would suggest that he focus on earning the support of R epublicans in his own primary r.ather than worrying about what Democrats are doing," Lehane said. Bush's concern, however, has been expressed about other states with open primaries. Voting is open to non- Republicans in several upcoming GOP contests, including South Carolina, Michigan, Virginia, North Dakota, Missouri and Georgia. States with closed primaries have reported a flood of inquiries from pe!lple hoping . to switch their regist12tion to Republican. McCain defeated Bush by 18 percentage points in the New Hampshire primary by securing a majority of GOP voter.; and a virtual sweep of the itate's large independent bloc. "We are very concerned about any attempts by liber.al Democt2ts to come into our party for . the purpose of creating mischief as opposed to an enduring philosophy,'' said Bush campaign spokesman Ari Aeischer. "We welcome all voters wl10 will enter the Republican primary who intend to vote Republican now and in. November." · • • Gore courts black vote, Bradley stumps in Calif. \ . COLUMBINE Gunmen's than worse reported Companies aid tu preparation Eipt MHOs gro"nclecl . LOS ANGELES {AP) --' Eight Alaska Airline$ MD-80-Series jets re!Jlain.e d idle with .WI probl~ms. potentially related to the carrier's recent fatal crash, even while most of the nation's fleet returned to the skies after withstanding scrutiny. •' . Inspectors continued to work to meet a Federal Aviation Administration deadline to examine 1,100 planes. Crew· were focusing on the jackscrew- a 2-foot-long rod that dtives the horizontal stabilizer flaps in the tail and helps keep the plane level. -Airlines had reported finding jackscrew problems in 22 planes by midday Sunday, and have until today to complete the checks of all MD-80 series, MD-90s, DC-9s and Boeing 717 jets. t'I\vo of Alaska Airlines' grounded planes have metal shavings aiound the jackscrews, a problem FAA officials are most concerned about."rhe other six, a.nd many of the 14 planes 'from other airlines, have a gritty residue around the 'jackscrews that may prove to be from normal wear. While the -Alaska Airlines planes were grounded, at least three from Delta and two fiom Northwest where residue was found were put back into service. ' ,• lftlmp won't ftln for prez WASHINGTON (AP) . . departure of Minnesota Gov. Jesse . New York tycoon Donald Trump Ventura, who had been an ally of said today he won't run for presi- Trump's in the Reform Party dent because the Reform Party is squabbles. "self-destructing" and can't provide He also took a . shot at former the support a candidate needs to · Republican Pat Buchanan, who is wm. seeking the party's nomination, "You could only win the whole and his unlikely supporter, leftist thing witl). a.totally unified party:' activist Lcinor.a Fulani. Trump said on NBC's "Today." . "The Reform Party is a total Mter months of speculation mes5,'' Trump said. "You've g<;>t about a possible candidacy, the col- Buchanan, a right-winger and orful and controvemal billiona.ire Fulani, a communist, and they've said he was dissuaded in part by the merged." C&J Furniture ' " Cheshire, Ohio 28001 St. Rt. 7 992-7508 Open 6 p.m .• 9 p.m. M·F; 10 a.m .. · 3 p.m. Sat. . 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Black History Month with a rush concerns. ris and Dylan Klebold were Young would not explain why of campaigning among influential In advance of that debate with 95 explosive deVices the bombs did not g<;> off' except· armed New York black activists, includ- one of just two the Democrats when they launched their attack ' to say it was because of"very sim-' · ing two church services, a meet- will have in "Super Thesday" on Columbine High School last pie electronic failure." He also ing with the Rev. AI Sharpton states - Gore rushed to court spring - a much larger arsenal said Harris and Klebold . used and a speech at Medgar Evers black activists who can turn out than originally reported. unstable fireworks powder to College. ' tens of thousands of votes. The explosives, enough to make the bombs. · · "I'm glad it's leap year; it's a bit · Sharpton, who accused the wip~ out the school and hunYoung and other officials are longer month," Gore quipped vice p~sident last week of ignordreds of students, included 48 so worried .the killers' plans and Sunday at Calvary Baptist Church ing inner cities in his campaign, carbon dioxide bombs, 27 pipe anerial could be used as a blue. in the New York City borough of ducked out of Sunday's meeting bombs and 111.5-g;dlon propane print to launch other attacks, they Queens. . with little to say to reporters container.;. Most of the bombs would not tell the commission . After attending a health care waiting outside the apartment did not explode. why the bombs failed. forum in upstate Rochester, N .Y., building of Gore's eldest daughThe two Columbine senion Twelve students and one SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) -Jimmy Gr.anillo spe:nds mo~ of his this morning, the vice president ter, Karenna. also had seven devices with 40- teacher died in the attack after days with a pencil in his himd as he keeps track of taxes for the U.S. "We'>le .had a good meeting planned to addtess students at the plus gallons of flammable liquid being· shot by Harris and J{]eArmy Corps of Engineers. Brooklyn . school . named for and that's all I'm going to say:• and two duffel ba~ containing bold. The gunmen committed .But he's no paper pusher when the tax man cometh f<1r him. · Eve!"$, the slain civil rights leader. said Sharpton. Lehane said an 20-pound liquefied-petroleum . suicide, leaving some of their ,Like millions ofAmericans, Granillo expects to take advantage ,of On Tuesday,. he · gives an eco- endorsement was not discussed in gas tanks. bombs near' their bodies, Yourig a growing number of companies that not ~nly file ypur ~ elecnoinic speech to students at the hourlong meeting, which The extent of their arsenal was said. . , tronically but make doing so less taxing by performing the calculaMaryland's historically black ·included campa•gn manager tions and offering tips - sometimes for free. last week when memPipe bombs placed on the revealed Morgan State University before Donna Brazile. o:'It's easier, there's hardly any papetwork sent, so Why not?" said bers of the Littleton Fire Depart- street to divert police failed heading south. According to Earlier, at the Allen A.M.E. ment met with Gov. Bill Owens' although went off after a member G~o. of Los Angeles. "It's quite nice, because the return can go polls, ·Gore has a solid advantage Church in Queens, Gore Columbine Review Commis- of a survey crew kicked it,Young directly into your checking account, and you get your money back ·~ with Southern black voters 01(!'r appeared surprised when Rev. a lot faster:' sion, The Denver Po5t fe?Orted said. The two gunmen also placed his r!val for the Democratic pres-, Floyd B. Fl~ke endor;sed him ;'Another reason for the rise in electronic filings """ via the Interbombs inside the sehool, in their today. idential nomination, Bill Br.adley. right after he addressed the connet, through pJ:Qfessional preparers or ,by telephone - has been a "As bad as this was, we were so homes and. in their own can: "We call this week 'shoring up gregatioh of New·Yor!>'s fastestvery, very lucky;' said . Chuck . parked in the school's lot. . push by the Internal Reven11e Service under a 1998 law requiring . . our firewall"' against any Bradley growing church. it -to have 80 percent of all federal tax filings submitted electroni· Burdick, operations chief of the Each of their car.; containeil surge between now and March 7, ·Flake, a former Democratic . · · · . · ' , cally by f007. Littleton Fire Department. "It . r\vo 20-pound propane tanks. when 16 states will hold presi- congressman, said: "I don't do . . Last year, oilly about one in four returns; or 29 million, were filed could have been so much worse:' another 20 gallons of gas, pipe denQal primaries or caucuses, said .endprs~ments from across the electronically - a 19 percent increase over the year before. Following the April 20 mas- bQmbs, clocks and other com~ Gore spokesman Chris Lehane.. pulpit because I never know · . The Clinton administration is trying to boost the number of sacre, authorities beliexed Kle- bustible liqUids, Young said. 'The Bradley, who showed off his who's out there watching the ~l~ctronic filers by proposing a $10 tax credit. Tax preparation softbold and Harris had made about · clocks were face down so no one . endorsement by basketball legend types of laws that g<;>vern separaware maker.; also are helping out by offering online &ling that-typ60 bombs. could see when the bombs \liould Michael Jotdari at Sunday's NBA tion of church and state, but I will ically takes about 30 minutes ~ as opposed to about three and a "I look · a t Columbine High detonate. All-Star game in Oakland, Calif., say to you this morning, and ·you half hours for manual filing. Harris and Klebold planned to School as a true act of domestic was highlighting environmental read · it well: This should be the terrorism;• Rick Young, an inveshave bombs explode in the issues today in San Francisco. next president of the United tigator and bomb technician, told School cafeteria at 11: 17 a.m. Next Monday, Bradley and States:' pitting provisions of the federal .law against tr.ating pn his studies and dealing with, anger · the OHSAA rule. . , and is subj~ct, to mood swing,1 from suicidal In her ruling in N~m~r. ~c"'th said . depression tb jittery elati'?nt' according to there ,\)1115 no legal b:~HS to o..Per'th~HSAA , ;~ourt ,testimony. · . • . · . . · to m'alie, a.n exception for Dixon, :Jlti~gh it ' 1'he education plap wtiifen .lot him says was d~ar to her ' that woultl lie in his best .~ports are essential to ,his·academil:, and behal(· · ioral .success. But according to teStimony at .interest, , . ,, '.' It is ~ yictory in which they should take :his trial, he has other suppqrt aVailable at no ·ptiCie;• she wrote. "It js puzzling to . the' sch9ol, including ready access to special-educoul'l ~at sch~l administrato~ P!!zy<l~dly ~•\ion counsc:l~l"$. : ·' " . ., advocates for disabled students, w.;m"fd oppose Bradley Kirlm, a speCial education teacher 'something that so clearly benefits one of its .' who·warks with Dixon, could not be reached ' students:' . . Thursday · to talk about how· the student is;--$ · ~f!er lqsin~ thei~ c~~nge based on the doins_ without .sports. A teleph!lne messagi f JndiVJduals ;w•th D~~abilitaes Educat1on Act, was left for Kirlin. ,- , . ' :· the. Pix?"•. knew an appeal 1 c~uld not be . Dixon · ~peated ninth, grade in Cincinnati decided m tune to help Ryan, b~ey pon- be(ore moVIng 10 Hamilton. OHSAA officials dered another challenge on other c'riteria. · said both freshman yean s;ounted against his '' Rlinjjler ~id 'tl)at; too, was ab.andoned. l:J~ eligibili!>', and . they barre~ him fiQm interwas unable to lind any c~ law, to; support ·schQll!S,IIC sp9rts thas ye~r. , , · · · .another challenge: ,. :. ·r~j/ · · .•,_. · :. qnp Dixon :stiU ' be~ · her son's sJ-ial The school said' it was bo!lncl 'oy the. rule, need$ shoulii ~ the prioritj; and th~ <;>HSAA said it fea_red a 0()0({ of chaJ-· . "You Wo..Jdn't stop a kid fiom being in'· lengesifu_madeanexceptlonforp•xon,~~o any o~he~. ?utside activity other than sports,~,l takes medication to control h1s l'irJ~efaCtiVJty she ~d. I mconcerned abou~ his academif · and attentio.n deficit disotder. •"' , . -prdgless. He's go't a lot qf. extra time on h~ , Dixi>n, ,8, h~ trouble sitting~WJI, concen- hands:" · . · ·> The Dally Sentinel · ·P8ge AI . Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio • Pawklent worldna hard on lepcy ·, Chlrlte W. Qovey Publhlher R.Sh8wn1Aw18 PageA4- 1A\IOO! Ohio Valley Publishing Co. , Monday, Februllry 14, 2000 ., ' ·-· ..··<····· ... -v·"• • · - · - • "' w -• •" • I;• �' , .. ' .!.!.Th::,e~~se!!!nti!!!:·n-e:.!_t_ _ _ _ _~~O!!P-Inion The Daily Sentinel ·'JG~l '£sta6(tsfw{ In 1948 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio .740 112-2158 .• Fu: 1112·2187 ......, ........ ~.., ••• 2tOO ·--- Ch-'- Hoeflich Oe,_.IM•uo-r ~Editor • !I ~~t DI-HIII . Controller ..' .' .' ~ ... ... ., ' -, •' . "\ 1 .. \ , ,, . OHIO VIEWS:. ,, .~. j • •n .r . •• ~l Bush worries Democrats backing ~cCaln : :NATJONAL BRIEFS. WASHIN~TON {~P) - F. Scott Fitzger.ald wrote "there are no second acts m Amencan lives:• Bill Clinton doesn't believe that applies to the political stage. · Hea~n~ into the twilight of his presidency, Clinton has fought ?ff predictions he _would be politically crippled by the travaih of unpeachment and IS working to solidify the successes of his administratio~ ~d musi~~ aloud about how he may be remembered. He IS raasmg millions of dollars to help Democrats gain power in November, even as hi~ own political star is eclipsed by the White H~use ~~pa~gn ofV1ce President AI Gore and Hillary Rodham Clinton s b1d for the Senate in New York. Clinton seizes every opportunity to frame the debate about his adminis~I1,tion. He talks about second chances, comparing the current social and ~~tical ~limate with bygone eras and wondering about the poss1biliaes of the future while offering cautionary tales of past disappointments . , "Once before in my lifetime, I thought we' had a chance to build va~ futu~ of our dreams:· Clinton said recently. referring to the econotruc expans10n of the 1960s. "We believed, when I B?duated fi:Qm high school, that we were g<;>ing to solve the civil rights crisis ani! the ~overty problems ofAmerica through the otderly legislative pl))cess m Congress and working with people:• · I' , ,.. , ~pacecraft nears tryst wltll asteroid New Hampshire primary pushed candidates to improve ' ' • Akron Beacon Journlll; Feb. 3: New Hampshire jealously guards its place as the first presidential primary state. Rarely do its vote!"$ want the r.ace to end there. They ..•• prefer 10 boost the other guy, the Eugene McCatthys, the Gary Harts, even a Ronald Reagan who looked 10 siOIJ the "Big Mo': of George Bush. • · · . On Feb. I, New Hampshire voter.; sciyed in character,.deliverihg a stunning victory to Sen. John McCain. · George .W. Bush still has an enormous advantage, a massive war chest, a party appa! . ratus that .is suspicious of McCairrand that ' has long delivered votes for its candidate. What his campaign lacked in New Hampshire was a candidate makirtg a compelling case for his election. The challenge (or Bush is to articulate a larger rationale. He can highlight the inconsistencies of McCain. Can he consistently and effectively explain why he should be president?. Bill Bradley has . thrived on the theory that AI Gore cannot win. That begins to c;u-ry less clout as the vice president collects victories apd gains in the national polls.Many Democrats cringe anhe thought of weeks and weeks of their candidates dubbing each other. In truth, Bndley has pushed Gore to improve, and the vice president has .returned the favor. . Attentive and dedicated, New Hampshire voters have done all four a, favor. The Cincinnati Enquirer, Feb. 1: · , What a refieshing change. . For years now, the Super Bowl has been America's annual ritual of dull f~tball interrupted by sharp advertising - the only day of the year when people slOp yakking to watch TV commercials that are ,usu• ~y muted by remote control in the blink of a Budweiser lizard's eye. But for once the Super Bowl lived up to the hype, a!)d delivered a thrilling finish to a close game. This· time .it was the advertisers who fumble4. While the whole world was watching, the new tycoons of Internet commerce made fools of themselves. ., · Judging them by their ads- and why shouldn't we?- the genius~ of the brave new World of"e-t12de" are juvenile, self-centered and just plain stupid. Dayton Daily News, Feb. 2: It's all perfectly legal, but the phone system in state prisons and county jails still looks like a rip-off: Phone companies, with state and local g<;>vernments as willing partners, are ext12cting exorbitant pertninu~ phone charges' not from inmates but from their families. : Prisoner.; can receive no c:!lis; nor can they make noncollect calls. · ~phone companies bill their calls at the highest rate the Public Uti!" ities Commission of Ohio allows, then offer prisons healthy rebateS on each call. . ; As everyone involved is'? eager to point out,Ameritech-- which oever has pretended to be other than a profit-making entity - is <~rgillg only What PUCO allows. Thus, the responsibility to correct (!tis situation lies primarily with state arid county law enforcement f8e!lcies. They should stop hiding behind PUCO's skirts and take ·!JCSPC)nsibility for insisting on more humane contracts than the current ;nes, which do nothing but wting money from those whose only ~crinie" is to have . · " . a f.utiily member in jail. -- . --~--------------~----~----------~---------------------------------- - A look at what state newspapers are saymg. HENTOFF'S VIEW: "Why shouldn't Bill Clfnton be disbarr~d? . \ I ' On Jan. 26, WiUiam Jefferson Clinton talked about his legacy on the Public Broadcasting System's "The News Hour With Jim Lehrer." The host said diffidently that he was "compelled" to ask the president about the unpleasantness concerning his having been · impeached. . "I believe I defended the Constitution and the presidency against a serious threat,'' ·said Clinton - more than implying that his travail was caused by a right-wing conspiracy. Lehrer failed to ask this most shameless of all our presidents to respond to the fact that he is' the first American in history to "be held in contempt by a federal district j1,1dge. . Judge Susan Webber Wright from Ark'ansas 'd · th t "'I' t ' · b h d 1· ·· h' sa• a . ~ m on s una as e ymg m •s deposition in the Paula Jones case violated "th' · • d b . . r:c• , d' rs courts or ers y gwmg ;use, mrs1ea mg and e~ive answers that .wen; 'designed. to . 0b h . d' . 1 · H h;as struct . t e JU . rcra process... . .· e ~nga~d m ... co. nd_uc_t that un,,dermmes the f h d a1 mtegnty 0 1 e JU IC! system. . Moreover, Rrchar~ P~sner, Ch1ef Judge of the U.S. Seventh Crrcu1t Court of Appeals, . "d r d f h sa_ys o f th rs,, e1en e_ r o t e onstrt.litlon_ rn h bo0 k A Aff: 0 f s Th 1 Is a•r tat~: e nve~trga• . n tro.n, l~peachment, a_nd Trral of ,Preudent <;:l~?to~ (Harva~d Umversrty Press, 19~9): . C~mton engaged rn a p~tter~ of crrmrnal behavror an~ obsess1ve p~bl!c Lymg, the t~~dency of wh1ch was to. diSp~r.age, .undermr~e, and_ even subvert the JUdlcr~ system of the Umted States, the Amencan 1deology of the rule oflaw, and the role and office of the President." ' Posner also cites Clinton's "obstruction ·of justice... which includes petjury, when committed in either a civil or criminal proceeding." Do you remember all those legal experts on cable television - and of course, the president's then White House counsel, Charles Ruff-:- who as,<ured us that tl}e president had c . •• l • :• · TODAY IN HISTORY I · · "· ifi:. '" N t i1 ·a " Hentoff · .,,.. NEA COLUMN l~J ' · ·· ' " " en. TRuTHFUL in his 'g rand J' ury teStl. mo- b , e . , {; mittee before the committee must begin its proced,ures in notifying (Mr. Cli~:~~on) of the charges... so· the attorney (1\.:lr. Clinton) can explain or refute them." · According to the Washington Times, the.i, procedure is that if the president does not t'. explain or refute those charges within 30 days, the director of the ethics committee has to issue ballots to the committee members whQ '· will vote, and who are empowered to punish ! • Clinton. · •· The day the Arkansas Supreme Couit ordered its ethics committee to start moving,- ' Frank Murray of fhe Washington Times•r • reP,Orted: "White House spokesman jameS •: . Kennedy tl!f11sed :again to say· whether sueh i:harges ever were fotwatded to the presider1t :1 and answered by him. 'We've never chosen to ~ comment. We're J'ust not commenting one •r way or another,' Kennedy said." · :; ·: This ·president, who keeps repeating in . public that he was defending the Constitution ·'! ny? , On .th is presidential. recotd that should rl . I . . c1ea y have ed the Senate to copvrct Clmton ·(th t b d h d gh fil f · . -dr d. dia. ~ Y a henou ~ro .1 es 0 ~o~rage an e . cation to_t e ConstitUtion- 11 rs .not surprising that the Supreme Court.d of Arkansas has otdered its bar ethics committee and the rule oflaw during his impeachment, to get g<;>ing Ofl a complaint by the South~t- refuses to tell the citizenry why he shouldn't:'· ern legal Foundation that Clinton be dis- be disbarred. • ." ' barred. · 1• • Presumably, we should simply have faith ill . · Said Matthew Glavin, .President of that h' d d' · h J · rs e 1canon to t e onmtutlon. ust as ~ . organization, to the Washington Tin~es: "He at the beginning of this reign - he asked us lied and he obstructed the judiCial proce~nd to believe that·he would have the most ethiwas held in contempt for this." · cal administration in American history. Why has it taken 16 months since< the "It's hard for me to think .:.bout all that complaint was filed (Sept. 15, 1998) for .. the stuff:' Clinton said to Jim Lehrer about the·> Arkansas Supreme Court Committee on Pro- impeachment. An~ many Amc:ricans seem to-" fessional Responsibility to act on these think it happened long ago. But they wilP charges? This is not an ordinary lawyer.This .is · surely be reminded during the present preslthe chief executor of the laws of the United dential campaign. . . - . ,, States! · · '' ,The Arkansas Supreme Court's Committee ;, On Jan. 27 of this year, the Supreme Court on Professional Conduct has now sent the. ,; of Arkansas finally emphasized' that "o\lf pro- disbarment complaints to the president. He is cedures mandate that the (ethics) committee · entitled to a public hearin~. , .., accept and treat as a formal complaint any : .. ,j writing signed by a judge of a cou.rt of ~otd. , {Nat Hentqff is a natiDiltllly rtllOWiltd authority Thus, ajudge's complaint requires little or no ·orr the First Amendmtlll and tht rest of tht Bill of.,~ action the executive director or th~ com- Rights.) '!· c · · lor _______,__ __,..:._____.;..-'--.:....,~--'--------r-~ ...:....-----.---------...:..'' ,. ;(_.,, ;- _ left in the year. This is Valentine's Day. Today's Highlight in History: ' On Feb. 14, 1920, ·the league ofWomen Voters was founded in Chicag<;>; its first president was Maude Wood Park. · On this date: · In 1778, the American ship Ranger arrived in France, flying the recently adop~d Stars aild Stripes in a foreign port for the lifSl time. In 1859, Orj:gon was aclmitted to the Union a5 the 33td state. In 1895, Oscar Wilde's final . play, "The Importance qf Being Earnest," opened at the St. James's theatre in ~don. ; , ' , In 1899, (;ongress , appro~, and President McKinley signed, Jqps- . !arion authorizing s~ ·to u&e' wring maehines for federal 'elections. . In 1903, the J)epartm~t of CommeiCe and Labor··w.is established. In 1912,Arizona became the 48th state of the Union. · In 1929, the St. Valentine's Day Massacre took place in a Chicago · garage as seven rivals·ofAI Capone's gang were gunned down. ; In 1945, Peru, Paragu;rf, Chile :md Ecuador joined the United tJations. • In 1962, Firsi Lady pcq~ine Kennedy coitduc~d a televised tour of the White House. . In 1989, Iran's Ayatolbh Khomeini called on Muslims to kill · '..Salman Rushdie, author of"The Satanic Verses;' a novel. corldemned as blasphemous. ' . Ten years ago: Ninety-four people were killed when art lndian'Attlijles passenger jet «.~shed. while landing at a southern Indian airport. :Today's Birthdays:TV per$0nality Hugh Downs is 79.Actress-singer ~nee Henderson is 66. Country .s inger 'Rauy Bailey is 61. Jazz musician Mlceo Parker is 57. Movie director Alan Parker is sp. Journalil! Carl Bernstein is 56.Actor-danoer Gregory Hines is 54. Senator Judd Gregg (R-N.H.) is 53. TV personaliey Pat O'Brien is 52. Magician TeUer (Penn and Teller) is 52. Cajun singer-musician Michael Doucet (Beausoleil) iS 49.Actor Ken Wahl is. 43.Actress Meg Tilly is 40. Actor Zach GaJiigan. is 37. Rock musician Riclcy Wolking (fhe Nixons) is 34. Tennis player-Manuela M aleeva is 33. ' ' OHi-O. PERSPECT·,JVE: . j' . . BY Till! AlloctATm PR!SS l Today is Monday;:Feb. 14, the 45th day of2000. There are 321 days r ... ... . \ . . . Patents abandon sports elig~~~i.~Y. rnle challeng~ By IERRY KINNEY ASSOCIATEO PRESS WAITER · CINCINNATI - Ryan Dixon is spending his final year of high school without the emotional and phy.$ical release his teachers said he found in varsity sporU. .' · Lawyer Bob K,lingler. wishes he had ~n able to argue the meritS of the fedefll) law that helped •shape Dixon's education, vs.'tbe Ohio High School Athletic Association rule that said. the student could no longer compete in· varsity sports. " · "The·OHSAA historically has taken a hatd line:' Kiingler sai~. "But rules havi to have exceptions. This WO!Jid have been a very worthwhile exception:' . ' Klingler represented the Hamilton Hig!t School senior and his parents ·in- their challenge of the OHSM rule limiting athletes II) e\ght . ~Cmesters qfr eligjbility.; The Dix~ns . argued ·tl!at their son should be allowed to' play spores longer because he has learning dis!· abilities and the individualized ed~ation plan prepared for him said he weuld benefit from competing in the school's team sports. But U.S. District Judse Sandra Beckwith did not let their lawsuit get to the j)Oint of ,, .':. ,. . ·:LAUREL, Md. (AP) -Trouble-free and performing as planned, a ;robot craft was on target today to become the first spacecraft to ofbit an asteroid in a Valentine's Day rendezvous with a space rock rt4med for the Greek god oflove. i Mission officials said the Near Earth Asteroid Rendezvous, or NEAR, spacecraft was set to automatically fii:e its thrusters and settle into a 124-n)ile orbit of the gray, potato-shaped rock called Eros. ~ Thrusters were to fire automatically this morning. Eros is so distaht fiom Earth that it takes 14~ minutes for a radio,.signal confi~ming the rocket firing to reach NEAR mission control . If successful, the spacecraft will start a yearlong study of Eros, cqnducting research .t hat one day may help humans "defend the Earth against ~ "killer ast~roid"like the one ~:bought to have wiped out the dinosaur.;. Mission officials said Sunday night that NEAR was humming along flawlessly, operating as expected ·on · automatic Xinstructions that were sent to the spacecraft on Saturday. "Everything is operating right on time;• Mission Director Robert Farquhar said. "It is working exactly as we expected.We can just sit and wait now." , WASHINGTON (AP) - With South Carolina's Republican ptesidential primary looming, Texas G<lv. George W. Bush worried aloud that Democr.ats m mobilizing to support Sen. John McCain in the open balloting Saturday. But McCain said Bush's allegation that some Democrats believe the senator would be easier to defeat in the general election in November "flies in the face of the facts." "The facts are that independents are also flocking in large numbers to my candidacy as well as Republicans;· McCain said Sunday on CBS' "Face .the Nation." "Everybody knows that if you~ going to win a general election you have to have those independents and some Democrats." He said it was his message that was att12cting non-Republicans. "I'm very proud that Libertarians or vegetarians or anybody would consider supporting me because I have a vision of refonn for America that'l think is taking hold, not only in South Carolina but all over the country;' McCain said. Still, Bush and his surrogates claimed that Pernocrats were trying to skew the results of the GOP primary, which is open to voters regardless of party affiliation. · In fact, state Rep. Todd Rutherfotd, said in a television interview in Columbia, S.C., that his fellow Democr.ats should "support the weaker candidate in the Republican primary because he can't beat your opponent in the gener.al elec- tion." "The only thing I'm concerned about is that De.mocr.ats flock into the Republican primary to decide who the Republican nominee is, and then head back for the Democr.ats in the general election;· Bush said on NBC's "Meet the Press." Pat Robertson, founder of the Christian Coalition and a Bush supporter, alleged on CBS that "people who are allied with (Vice Presideni) AI Gore are indeed making telephone calls to try to encourage Democrats to vote in the Republican primary ... I think that they consider him a weaker candidate than Governor Bush:' 1 Gore campaign spokesman Chris Lehane disinissed the claims, saying Bush was "increasingly sounding like a rattled candidate." MI would suggest that he focus on earning the support of R epublicans in his own primary r.ather than worrying about what Democrats are doing," Lehane said. Bush's concern, however, has been expressed about other states with open primaries. Voting is open to non- Republicans in several upcoming GOP contests, including South Carolina, Michigan, Virginia, North Dakota, Missouri and Georgia. States with closed primaries have reported a flood of inquiries from pe!lple hoping . to switch their regist12tion to Republican. McCain defeated Bush by 18 percentage points in the New Hampshire primary by securing a majority of GOP voter.; and a virtual sweep of the itate's large independent bloc. "We are very concerned about any attempts by liber.al Democt2ts to come into our party for . the purpose of creating mischief as opposed to an enduring philosophy,'' said Bush campaign spokesman Ari Aeischer. "We welcome all voters wl10 will enter the Republican primary who intend to vote Republican now and in. November." · • • Gore courts black vote, Bradley stumps in Calif. \ . COLUMBINE Gunmen's than worse reported Companies aid tu preparation Eipt MHOs gro"nclecl . LOS ANGELES {AP) --' Eight Alaska Airline$ MD-80-Series jets re!Jlain.e d idle with .WI probl~ms. potentially related to the carrier's recent fatal crash, even while most of the nation's fleet returned to the skies after withstanding scrutiny. •' . Inspectors continued to work to meet a Federal Aviation Administration deadline to examine 1,100 planes. Crew· were focusing on the jackscrew- a 2-foot-long rod that dtives the horizontal stabilizer flaps in the tail and helps keep the plane level. -Airlines had reported finding jackscrew problems in 22 planes by midday Sunday, and have until today to complete the checks of all MD-80 series, MD-90s, DC-9s and Boeing 717 jets. t'I\vo of Alaska Airlines' grounded planes have metal shavings aiound the jackscrews, a problem FAA officials are most concerned about."rhe other six, a.nd many of the 14 planes 'from other airlines, have a gritty residue around the 'jackscrews that may prove to be from normal wear. While the -Alaska Airlines planes were grounded, at least three from Delta and two fiom Northwest where residue was found were put back into service. ' ,• lftlmp won't ftln for prez WASHINGTON (AP) . . departure of Minnesota Gov. Jesse . New York tycoon Donald Trump Ventura, who had been an ally of said today he won't run for presi- Trump's in the Reform Party dent because the Reform Party is squabbles. "self-destructing" and can't provide He also took a . shot at former the support a candidate needs to · Republican Pat Buchanan, who is wm. seeking the party's nomination, "You could only win the whole and his unlikely supporter, leftist thing witl). a.totally unified party:' activist Lcinor.a Fulani. Trump said on NBC's "Today." . "The Reform Party is a total Mter months of speculation mes5,'' Trump said. "You've g<;>t about a possible candidacy, the col- Buchanan, a right-winger and orful and controvemal billiona.ire Fulani, a communist, and they've said he was dissuaded in part by the merged." C&J Furniture ' " Cheshire, Ohio 28001 St. Rt. 7 992-7508 Open 6 p.m .• 9 p.m. M·F; 10 a.m .. · 3 p.m. Sat. . 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Black History Month with a rush concerns. ris and Dylan Klebold were Young would not explain why of campaigning among influential In advance of that debate with 95 explosive deVices the bombs did not g<;> off' except· armed New York black activists, includ- one of just two the Democrats when they launched their attack ' to say it was because of"very sim-' · ing two church services, a meet- will have in "Super Thesday" on Columbine High School last pie electronic failure." He also ing with the Rev. AI Sharpton states - Gore rushed to court spring - a much larger arsenal said Harris and Klebold . used and a speech at Medgar Evers black activists who can turn out than originally reported. unstable fireworks powder to College. ' tens of thousands of votes. The explosives, enough to make the bombs. · · "I'm glad it's leap year; it's a bit · Sharpton, who accused the wip~ out the school and hunYoung and other officials are longer month," Gore quipped vice p~sident last week of ignordreds of students, included 48 so worried .the killers' plans and Sunday at Calvary Baptist Church ing inner cities in his campaign, carbon dioxide bombs, 27 pipe anerial could be used as a blue. in the New York City borough of ducked out of Sunday's meeting bombs and 111.5-g;dlon propane print to launch other attacks, they Queens. . with little to say to reporters container.;. Most of the bombs would not tell the commission . After attending a health care waiting outside the apartment did not explode. why the bombs failed. forum in upstate Rochester, N .Y., building of Gore's eldest daughThe two Columbine senion Twelve students and one SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) -Jimmy Gr.anillo spe:nds mo~ of his this morning, the vice president ter, Karenna. also had seven devices with 40- teacher died in the attack after days with a pencil in his himd as he keeps track of taxes for the U.S. "We'>le .had a good meeting planned to addtess students at the plus gallons of flammable liquid being· shot by Harris and J{]eArmy Corps of Engineers. Brooklyn . school . named for and that's all I'm going to say:• and two duffel ba~ containing bold. The gunmen committed .But he's no paper pusher when the tax man cometh f<1r him. · Eve!"$, the slain civil rights leader. said Sharpton. Lehane said an 20-pound liquefied-petroleum . suicide, leaving some of their ,Like millions ofAmericans, Granillo expects to take advantage ,of On Tuesday,. he · gives an eco- endorsement was not discussed in gas tanks. bombs near' their bodies, Yourig a growing number of companies that not ~nly file ypur ~ elecnoinic speech to students at the hourlong meeting, which The extent of their arsenal was said. . , tronically but make doing so less taxing by performing the calculaMaryland's historically black ·included campa•gn manager tions and offering tips - sometimes for free. last week when memPipe bombs placed on the revealed Morgan State University before Donna Brazile. o:'It's easier, there's hardly any papetwork sent, so Why not?" said bers of the Littleton Fire Depart- street to divert police failed heading south. According to Earlier, at the Allen A.M.E. ment met with Gov. Bill Owens' although went off after a member G~o. of Los Angeles. "It's quite nice, because the return can go polls, ·Gore has a solid advantage Church in Queens, Gore Columbine Review Commis- of a survey crew kicked it,Young directly into your checking account, and you get your money back ·~ with Southern black voters 01(!'r appeared surprised when Rev. a lot faster:' sion, The Denver Po5t fe?Orted said. The two gunmen also placed his r!val for the Democratic pres-, Floyd B. Fl~ke endor;sed him ;'Another reason for the rise in electronic filings """ via the Interbombs inside the sehool, in their today. idential nomination, Bill Br.adley. right after he addressed the connet, through pJ:Qfessional preparers or ,by telephone - has been a "As bad as this was, we were so homes and. in their own can: "We call this week 'shoring up gregatioh of New·Yor!>'s fastestvery, very lucky;' said . Chuck . parked in the school's lot. . push by the Internal Reven11e Service under a 1998 law requiring . . our firewall"' against any Bradley growing church. it -to have 80 percent of all federal tax filings submitted electroni· Burdick, operations chief of the Each of their car.; containeil surge between now and March 7, ·Flake, a former Democratic . · · · . · ' , cally by f007. Littleton Fire Department. "It . r\vo 20-pound propane tanks. when 16 states will hold presi- congressman, said: "I don't do . . Last year, oilly about one in four returns; or 29 million, were filed could have been so much worse:' another 20 gallons of gas, pipe denQal primaries or caucuses, said .endprs~ments from across the electronically - a 19 percent increase over the year before. Following the April 20 mas- bQmbs, clocks and other com~ Gore spokesman Chris Lehane.. pulpit because I never know · . The Clinton administration is trying to boost the number of sacre, authorities beliexed Kle- bustible liqUids, Young said. 'The Bradley, who showed off his who's out there watching the ~l~ctronic filers by proposing a $10 tax credit. Tax preparation softbold and Harris had made about · clocks were face down so no one . endorsement by basketball legend types of laws that g<;>vern separaware maker.; also are helping out by offering online &ling that-typ60 bombs. could see when the bombs \liould Michael Jotdari at Sunday's NBA tion of church and state, but I will ically takes about 30 minutes ~ as opposed to about three and a "I look · a t Columbine High detonate. All-Star game in Oakland, Calif., say to you this morning, and ·you half hours for manual filing. Harris and Klebold planned to School as a true act of domestic was highlighting environmental read · it well: This should be the terrorism;• Rick Young, an inveshave bombs explode in the issues today in San Francisco. next president of the United tigator and bomb technician, told School cafeteria at 11: 17 a.m. Next Monday, Bradley and States:' pitting provisions of the federal .law against tr.ating pn his studies and dealing with, anger · the OHSAA rule. . , and is subj~ct, to mood swing,1 from suicidal In her ruling in N~m~r. ~c"'th said . depression tb jittery elati'?nt' according to there ,\)1115 no legal b:~HS to o..Per'th~HSAA , ;~ourt ,testimony. · . • . · . . · to m'alie, a.n exception for Dixon, :Jlti~gh it ' 1'he education plap wtiifen .lot him says was d~ar to her ' that woultl lie in his best .~ports are essential to ,his·academil:, and behal(· · ioral .success. But according to teStimony at .interest, , . ,, '.' It is ~ yictory in which they should take :his trial, he has other suppqrt aVailable at no ·ptiCie;• she wrote. "It js puzzling to . the' sch9ol, including ready access to special-educoul'l ~at sch~l administrato~ P!!zy<l~dly ~•\ion counsc:l~l"$. : ·' " . ., advocates for disabled students, w.;m"fd oppose Bradley Kirlm, a speCial education teacher 'something that so clearly benefits one of its .' who·warks with Dixon, could not be reached ' students:' . . Thursday · to talk about how· the student is;--$ · ~f!er lqsin~ thei~ c~~nge based on the doins_ without .sports. A teleph!lne messagi f JndiVJduals ;w•th D~~abilitaes Educat1on Act, was left for Kirlin. ,- , . ' :· the. Pix?"•. knew an appeal 1 c~uld not be . Dixon · ~peated ninth, grade in Cincinnati decided m tune to help Ryan, b~ey pon- be(ore moVIng 10 Hamilton. OHSAA officials dered another challenge on other c'riteria. · said both freshman yean s;ounted against his '' Rlinjjler ~id 'tl)at; too, was ab.andoned. l:J~ eligibili!>', and . they barre~ him fiQm interwas unable to lind any c~ law, to; support ·schQll!S,IIC sp9rts thas ye~r. , , · · · .another challenge: ,. :. ·r~j/ · · .•,_. · :. qnp Dixon :stiU ' be~ · her son's sJ-ial The school said' it was bo!lncl 'oy the. rule, need$ shoulii ~ the prioritj; and th~ <;>HSAA said it fea_red a 0()0({ of chaJ-· . "You Wo..Jdn't stop a kid fiom being in'· lengesifu_madeanexceptlonforp•xon,~~o any o~he~. ?utside activity other than sports,~,l takes medication to control h1s l'irJ~efaCtiVJty she ~d. I mconcerned abou~ his academif · and attentio.n deficit disotder. •"' , . -prdgless. He's go't a lot qf. extra time on h~ , Dixi>n, ,8, h~ trouble sitting~WJI, concen- hands:" · . · ·> The Dally Sentinel · ·P8ge AI . Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio • Pawklent worldna hard on lepcy ·, Chlrlte W. Qovey Publhlher R.Sh8wn1Aw18 PageA4- 1A\IOO! Ohio Valley Publishing Co. , Monday, Februllry 14, 2000 ., ' ·-· ..··<····· ... -v·"• • · - · - • "' w -• •" • I;• �.· Inside: The Daily Sentinel . • . Boys' aJgejcst brackets, Page Il-2 Hubby .has An·n -help proclaim his love for his Valentine Dear Ann Landers: Could you please print this for the most important person in my life? I would appreciate it very much. I have been married to Jennie for 51 years. She began writing to me when I was in the Army in 1944. We met "while I was on leave, and as soon as I saw her, I fell in bye. After my discharge, I courted her for two years, and th~n. we marri.ed. ADVICE I have always ,fOld her that if I could climb the highc;~mountain in the world, . ter in the paper, she will forgive you . . PS.: Happy Valentine's Day to all the I would shout, " I love you, Jennie, with · all my heart;' so everyone would hear. veterans in our VA hospitals around the "I:here is ,no higher mountain . than your United States and Canada. I hope each column, which millions of people read and every one of you will receive at least every day. ' a dozen valentines today. For those who If you would prirlt this, Ann, it would may not receive any, this is mine - . to furfill my dream ofprofessing my love for you. the· woman I married more than half a Dear Ann Landers: Every so often, century ago. -TONY V. IN WATER-· you print a letter about the abuse of the BURY, CONN. English language. I hope yolJ will print DEAR TONY: Here is your procla- this one, because our language skills- are marion of love 'for Jennie. If you didn't deteriorating rapidly, and I fear it's goirig. buy her a Valentine's Day gift today, you to get worse before it gets better. are home free. When. she reads your letWill you please tell people that a plur- Ann Landers al word does not use an apostrophe? The apostrophe is reserved for the possessive case or for contractions. I recendy saw a grocery store sign advertising "Banana's." I thought perhaps the store belonged to Mr. Banana. The worst abuse is "it's," the contraction for "it is." The possessive uses no apostrophe, and is spelled "its:' A good way to remember the correct form is to substitute "itis."lf it makes sense that way,it calls for an apostrophe. What a shame that our society accepts these errors as if they were grammatically correct. · Worse yet, the more often such mistakes appear in print, the more acceptable 1 they will become. Is this a symptom of the lack of qual- • ity education in this countiy? Is there anything we can do about it?. ENGLISH MAJOR IN OHIO · DEAR EN GUSH MAJOR: You are a "purist," a dying breed, arid'\! share your . pain. Unfortunately, when people see a ..,ord misused 6r misspelled time after MONDAY . MIDDLEPORT - Disabled American Veterans, Meigs Chapter 53, State Route 7 below Milldleport, Dinnet, .6:30- p.m.; meeting, 7 p.m . Monday. · TUESDAY POMEROY- Free tuberculosis skin testing clini'c,Tuesday, 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the pomeroy Fire Station. All individuals in food service required· to obtain yearly skin tests. Live in one state, DANVILLE - Danville Holiness Church, State Route 325, revival, through Sunday, 7 p.m. nightly with Dr. Wingrove Taylor, evangelist. Song evangelists, Don and Valerie Quales and Family. ' work in another? POMEROY - Immunization clinic, Meigs Counry Health Departn.lent, Tuesday, 1 to 7 p.m . at the Meigs Multip\lrpose Cen-. ter. ' WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Literary Club, 2 p.m. · Wednesday, home of Bernice Carpenter. Eileen Buck to be the reviewer. 618 East Main St. \ ' ••• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• ••• •• ..... ' • l~IGHLIGHTS . Prep Basketball BOYS Ohio lVC Belpre Alexander = e ton Nelsonville·York Vinton County 13-1 9-5 7·7 6-8 5-9 2·11 AU. 16-1 1Q-9 8-10 . 6-11 5-13 2,14 ·Hocking EaSter~\, Southam Waterlord Trimble Filderal Hocking Miller lVC AU. 12·2 8-6 8·6 7·7 7-7 Q-14 16-2 12-6 !HI 8-10 · .1).8 0,17 Tonlghl'a echldule Wellston at Meigs . · : Bv CHRI$ SHERIDAN. .. FrkiiY'• rautte Ohio Valley 58, Wahama 54 SIIIUrdiY'• -Uita Ohk)'Valley at Xenia, late South Gallla at Ponsmouth East Hannan at Buffalo-Putnam ACSI Dletrlct Tournament at Whlflt!YII Ohio Valley at Uberty Christian GIRLS . : . .. .,... -TVC-· Ohio . --., lVC AU. 15-1 15-1 11·5 7·9 7·9 4-11 19-1 18-2 11-9 7-13 7-13 6-13 Hocking TYC •• •:· •• •• :• •• Jack Haskins Happy Valentine's Day Matt & January Haskins Happy Valentine's Day Margarette Fraley Filderal Hocking 13·3 Waterford 11-4 Eastem 5-10 5-10 Southern Trimble 1-15 Miller 1-14 (IIShare TVC titie) I!LL 13-7 13-6 B-11 . B-13 1-19 1-18 .. Sllturday•e -ulta Warren local 52, Belpre 27 ~erford 66, Miller 36 · Tonklhl'l echldule Southern at Waterford Eastern al Miller - Area non-league Sllturday'a raulte .<;lhlo Valley al Xenia, late Elsewhere ••• Pro football LAKE. FOREST, IU. (1\.P) - Muffin Mysti DreyFuss Ca~per Happy Valentine's Day Happy Valentine's Day · 'Thbbi & Adam Smith Happy Valentine's Day Happy Vakntine 's Day Happy Valentine's Day Judy Humphreys Judy Humphreys Judy Humphreys The Bears sign~d former Buffalo cornerback ThoiJlliS Smith to a $22.5 million. five-year contract · Sunday. Seattle defensive end Phillip Daniels agreed to a five-year contract with Chicago worth · S25 million: ~- Bruce Smith, NFL's · secondleading career sacker, .~leased Thursday by Buffalo, signed a 6v~-year, $23 million conttact SatUrday with Washington. . Dallas . acquired ~ceiver Joey Galloway -from Seattle. for firstround picks this year and riext, 'signing hi1ll 'to , a seven-year, $42 million deal. · .; Atlanta signed cornerback ~shley Ambrose · from New Orleans and -receiver Shawn.Jef(erson fiOm .New England. · : Cleveland agreed on a six-year deal with former Pitt$burgh defenSive lineman Orpheus ~~ .. Golf . Sasha Happy Valentine's Day Joyce Medley Happy Valentine's Day Davey Medley •' Tinker J~hnson Happy Valentine's Day Ruth E. Johnson Happy Vakllline's Day Jeff and Jan~· Morris Hannah Jane · Cindy Happy Valellline's Dlly Happy Vakntine's Day Carrie Lambert Mary Wingett ••• • West defeats East 137-116 ., Don & Linda Fitch NBAALL-STAR GAME . Slllurday•e retulte Ironton 64, Alexander 62 Col. Tree of Life 73. Trimble 59 Fl. Frye 44, Waterford 30 . ' of Landry's family: the all-time great coaches and as an archi"He was something unique to the . "Coach Tom L1ndry passed away today ·. teet' of one of the most successful teams in NFL. He was someone who had tremen... at 6 p.m. He went peacefully surround~ · sports history. He will be remembered for dous knowledge of the NFL, but he was ed by' his loving f.1mily. He will also be many spec1al reasons, including his record also a man of such integrity. He had a missed by his many friend$ and tans, and as a coach, the innovati01u he brought to strong Christian faith that was unusual at he will never be forgotten by all of us our game, and the personal integrity he · that time. And he didn.~'t~..c~~t.1~ llc'-"'-'.!"--~~ whose lives he.-h•s touched sa deeply.~ dispL1yed:"Wiilked 1t; too.'' L1ndry, who coached the Cowboys for Landry co nsidered those innovati01u In Landry's ' first season, 1960, the their first 2~ years, won two Super Bowls his greatest comribution to the game. His expa~uionCowboys went 0- 11 -1. He didwith st.1r quartrrback Roger Squbach. His . legacy continued through the coaches he n't have a winning season until his· sev270 victories are more than any NFL produced, including Atlanu's Dan Reeves enth. But that began a stteak of 20 concoach except Don Shula and Geofge and former New Orleans coach Mike secutive wiauring seasons, 13 division tides Halas. Ditb, who both went to the Super Bowl. and five Super Bowl appearances. "Tom Landry's familiar presence on th~ "He sh.1ped my philosophy on everyL1ndry is surviVed by Alicia Landry, his Dallas Cowboys' sideline for three decades thing,'~ Reeves said Saturday night. "I fol- wife of 50 years; a son, Tom L1ndry Jr.'; and represented the NFL' at its best," NFL lowed his philosophy on foothalland how a daughter, Kitty Phillips. Another daughconuniJsioner Paul T.1gliabtie' said in a he h.1ndled himself on and off the field. ter, Lisa Childress, died in 1995 after a statement. "He .will always rank as one of He was a tremendous influel\ce on me. .four~year battle with liver cancer. · FrkiiY'• retulta Elelpre 56, Meigs 45 T:rimble 86, Eastern 69 · Filderal Hocking 70, Southern 62 Alexander 66, Vinton County 64 Waterford 75, Miller 60 Wellston 62, Nelsonville-York 43 Malgd ' Alexandert Belpre Wellston VIntOn County Nelsonvlle·York Stewart Happy Valentine'S Day Suzanne Evans BY JAIME ARON IRVII:-lG, Texas (AP) - Tom Landry, the· Dallas Cowboys coach who led America's Team to five Super Bowls and was famous for pacing the sidelines for three decades wearing a stone face, business suit and felt hat, died Saturday. He was 15 . · L1ndry had been . undergoing treatment since May for acute myelogenous leukemia. Baylor University Medical Center call.ed ill L1ndry's family earlicr. ill the day: At 7:45 p.m. CST, the h!Jspital Lilndry issued a release ill behalf : Tonlghl'a echldule wtn Co. al Wahama Teays Valley at Hannan . ' Tom Landry, Cowboys' first coach, dies at 75 MONDAY'S • 1-740-992-6674 RACINE - Pomeroy-Racine Lodge 164, F&AM, special meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. at Racine lodge hall. work in the Master Mason degree. ' hbi'UIIry 14. 2 - . - Area non-league - .••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • POMEROY -Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District, spe- PageB-1 • .. cia! session, Tu esday, 8 p.m. at the District office. Various personnel matters to be conducted at meeting. . • time, they become accustomed to it. ' deserves what he or she gets. - Nqr Thanks to my readers, I've seen "grate- SO NOSY IN BROOKLYN, N .Y. DEAR NOT SO NOSY: Consider ful" misspelled so· many ways, I'm not your cell-phone conversations private if sure what is right anymore. You ask what can be done about the you want to, but the reality' is, they a~.~ar mistakes we see in print. The answer is, from it. Maybe you don't care who IS !il"Very litde." I often read with a· pen in tening, but the person you're talking to ' my hand, and when I see mistakes, I have may care a lot, so watch it. That first kiss, that first embrace . ; .. a compulsion to correct them. The writer, of course, doesn't know !hi$, but it Remember all those things that brought makes me feel better. ~voll-2nd-...ycl•Ur-.1~1Cd-oru:...:to~:et11cec~l}n._ Dear Ann Landeri: I ·could not La1tders'D1eW booklet, "How We Met-.)s believe it when I read that letter in your now available: This collection of sengcolumn fiom the woman who listens to mental love stories will make a terrific cell-phone conversations on her scanner. gift for that special someone. · ' She said the language people use is For a copy, please send a selfappalling. You told her people should talk addressed, long, business size envelo!!e on their phones as if t:)leir mirmter were and .a. cljeck or money order for $5·.50 listening. (this includes postage and handling) to: What kind of ·minister listens in on HowWeMet, c/o AnnLanders,P.O.Box other people's phone conversations with 11562, Chi~~g.:,, IL 60611-0562 (in a scanner? That woman should be Canada, $6.50) . To find out more ab¢ut ashamed of herself for eavesdropping. I Ann Landers and read her past columns, consider m~ phone; conversations · pri- visit the Creators Syndicate web page"~! vate, and wtll use whatever lan~page . I www.creators.com. please. Anyone rude. enough to listen lD COMMUNITY CALENDAR • MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) - New Zealand's Michael CainpbeJI shot .a n even-par 73 to Win the Australian Masters by (o11r strokes, his fourth Australasian PGA tide this season and third in four weeks: ,, the easy way by spinning left, and OAKLAND, . Calif. (AP) dunked the ball with two hands. Vince Carter started ·things off . The East tried to give Carter with a dunk worthy of a contest, another spectacular dunk in the Tim Duncan and Shaquille first minute, but Grant Hill's O'Neal played like MVPs and alley-oop pass off the backboard K.1rl Malone" got involved as little was too hard. L1ter in the quartet as possible. • when Eddie Jones tried to zip a In an All-Star game that was · pass to Carter and Iverson·. almost a microcosm of the first deflected it out of bounds, Jones h.11f of the season, each st.1r had a ·· grimaq:d at Iverson as if to say chance to show his specialty L "It's him, not you." and most of them did. · Iverson led the East with 26 ' Behind 24 points apiece from points and nine assists, while Ray Duncan and Kevin Garnett, 22 Allen had 14 and Carter had 12. o : Neal and Duncan were from O'Neal and 14 assisis fiom Jason Kidd, the West d~feated the named co-MVPs, the first time East 137-126 Sund1y in the 49th the awaf!i has been shared since version of the league's showcase 1993 . ~nt. . O'Neal also · had nine This ·Was the first All-Star rebound$ and three bloch, while game since 199!1 because last . Duncan had ,14 rebounds. and . year's was canceled by the lock- four assists. Kobe Bryant added out. but the pL1yers hadn't forgot- , 15 for the West, while Michael ten how to play one of these Finley and Kidd had II apiece . Malone, who wasn't happy games. Hea,vy on the fancy stuff and short on fund1ment.us, the that the NBA threatened him players put on as much of a show with a five-game suspension if he as they could and Carter's failed to show up, played just portioh of it happened right off three minutes - ·all in the first the bat. half- and missed his only shot. East leads the series 31-1 K but : The· first basket for the East was an alley-oop dunk by Carter had its three-game ·winning ciff ,a pass from Allen Iverson, streak snapped. while the second bucket was a · After the breakneck . nart breakaway slam by Carter that keyed by C:itter's dunks, the pace dcisely resembled one 'o f his best slowed early in the second quarfrom the dun!<; contest Saturday ter as the reserves got thejr minnight. utes. Allen and O'Neal if\iected Carter did a 360-degree spin some life back into the game IN PURSUIT of the loose basketball are Utah's John Stc,e;kt,on (left) and Indiana's Reggie Miller durto his right, rnther than doing it . lng Sunday's liiBA AII·Star Game In Oakland, Calif. (AP) PfnK- All·........ 8-:1 f . Jarrett wins Bud Shootout·•· BY ST!VI WAID NASCAR WINSTON CUP SCENE DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.' . Dale Jarrett is on a roll at Daytona; Tp date, _h_;,~ won everyl:hirtg a NASCJ\R(Winston c;up · Series driver can win. · One day aftef\~claiming the Bud Pole for the ·Daytona 500, Jarrett swept the Bud Shootout QualifYing rnce and the Buq Shootout at Dayt<?tu International Speedway.' He ihus became the first NASCAR Winston Cup Serid. dhver ever IQ · . trarufer to the'Bud ~ootout and the.n win ~~- After :'J1is runaway victory ill the qua!IOOng race THE WINNER -1999 Winston Cup champion .Dale Jarrett holds by more than 'five gconds ·over aloft the winner's trophy following his victory In the 2000 Bud ' f4 Jell' Burton - Jarreif was award- . Shootout at Daytona lntematlonal Raceway. (AP) ' ed the 15th, and !last, starting position in the Bud Shootout. only lap Jarrett led, but it was the Ricky Rudd, Jarrett's teanunate · After his dominating pea:for- only 011e that mattered. . at Robert Yates Racing. Rudd's , ·rnaiice in .t he· quaJ#im, ''he · was · As Jartttt to'* the checkered car got airborne, flipped and · tabbeil the' :man t!l Witch ill the flag, several cars were swept up in then slid on its. roof. It stopped, , . a ~ctacular accidem; triggered roof down, about 20 yards away . Bud Shootout. , Turru out, h.e bore watchil)g. ;· when Sterling M:itlin, unable to fiom 'the finish line. Jarre~t ~n '~e sJ_>oo~'tut fo~. th~ , . properly ~rn hls Coors · Light With t~e help· of safety crewsecotili tune m his career wtth a. Chevrolet coming out ofTum4, men, Rudd, uninjured, came out ~mg,last-lap move 1~ the out- c;lipped Bobby L1bonte's· Inter- of his car and w:wed to cheering ude of Je!f Gordon c9mmg out. state Batteries Pontiac, which L11U. . of the fourth turn of the 2,: 5- - . on the high side. Copyright © 2000 NASCAR mile Daytona track .to w~1, by Labonte $lanuned into the and/ or ESPN Internet V~ntum just 0.261-second. I ·was the Texaco l;lavoline ford ddven by and ESPN Inc. No. 1 Cincinnati beats DePaul 87-64 BvJOE KAY CINCINNATI (AP) - Kenyon Martin scored 23 points, hit. ting every type of shot, as topranked Cincinnati · attacked DePaul's touted front line and rolled to an K7-64 victory Sunday. Cincinnati (23-1, 11-0 'Conference USA) r:m its home Winniltg streak to 42 games, second- . longest in the nation, and extended its domination of DePaul to a new season. The Blue Demons (16-K, 6-5) have lost 17 of their bst 1X to Cincinnati since 1992-93. Their only [win was .61-60 in overtim~ the bst time they met, near the end of bst season. · DePaul's best chance to get a sec011d straight . win over the Bearcats rested with its front line of Quentin Rich.1rdson, Bobby Silmnons and Steven Hunter. The i;Jiue Demons tried to blanket [ Cinciamati 's front line of Martin, Pete. Mickeal . and Jermaille Tate with tight man-to-man defe1ue. It didn't work. OePaul wound · up with its most lopsid,¢ loss of the season. ·Kenny Satterfield added 23 poil1ts, most of them in drives to the basket. The point guard was 10-of-12 from the field and hit both of his free throws. Rashon Burno and Paul McPherson led DePaul with 12 points apiece. · The Bearcats took control with a 10-0 run early in the game. Martin scored six points, including a pair of turruround jumpers over Hunter, a·seven-foot freslunan. DePaul cut a 10-point deficit in halfbefore Cincinnati s~ched its lead by taking it inside: Mick-. eal scored six points in a 15-5 run that came from close range .- six of Cincinnati'• seven baskets were layups or up-close bank shots. . . Mickeal's fu1al basket in the· hurry pushed the lead to 36-21: and Cincilmati took a 40-26 lead into halftime. The Bearcats' nun-tp-man wa5 much more effective than DePaul's. Richardson, the Blue Demo1u' leading· scorer at 1K.3 points per game, missed .his lint five shots and was only 1-of-K for three poitits in the half. SimmonS was 0-for-3 from the field and Hunter·scored four points. · Cincinnati ,put it away in the first three minutes of the second half. After Burno hit a three- · ,pointer, ' Cincinrtati went on ·an I eight-point spurt that made it 4829 . '. " ,/' " �.· Inside: The Daily Sentinel . • . Boys' aJgejcst brackets, Page Il-2 Hubby .has An·n -help proclaim his love for his Valentine Dear Ann Landers: Could you please print this for the most important person in my life? I would appreciate it very much. I have been married to Jennie for 51 years. She began writing to me when I was in the Army in 1944. We met "while I was on leave, and as soon as I saw her, I fell in bye. After my discharge, I courted her for two years, and th~n. we marri.ed. ADVICE I have always ,fOld her that if I could climb the highc;~mountain in the world, . ter in the paper, she will forgive you . . PS.: Happy Valentine's Day to all the I would shout, " I love you, Jennie, with · all my heart;' so everyone would hear. veterans in our VA hospitals around the "I:here is ,no higher mountain . than your United States and Canada. I hope each column, which millions of people read and every one of you will receive at least every day. ' a dozen valentines today. For those who If you would prirlt this, Ann, it would may not receive any, this is mine - . to furfill my dream ofprofessing my love for you. the· woman I married more than half a Dear Ann Landers: Every so often, century ago. -TONY V. IN WATER-· you print a letter about the abuse of the BURY, CONN. English language. I hope yolJ will print DEAR TONY: Here is your procla- this one, because our language skills- are marion of love 'for Jennie. If you didn't deteriorating rapidly, and I fear it's goirig. buy her a Valentine's Day gift today, you to get worse before it gets better. are home free. When. she reads your letWill you please tell people that a plur- Ann Landers al word does not use an apostrophe? The apostrophe is reserved for the possessive case or for contractions. I recendy saw a grocery store sign advertising "Banana's." I thought perhaps the store belonged to Mr. Banana. The worst abuse is "it's," the contraction for "it is." The possessive uses no apostrophe, and is spelled "its:' A good way to remember the correct form is to substitute "itis."lf it makes sense that way,it calls for an apostrophe. What a shame that our society accepts these errors as if they were grammatically correct. · Worse yet, the more often such mistakes appear in print, the more acceptable 1 they will become. Is this a symptom of the lack of qual- • ity education in this countiy? Is there anything we can do about it?. ENGLISH MAJOR IN OHIO · DEAR EN GUSH MAJOR: You are a "purist," a dying breed, arid'\! share your . pain. Unfortunately, when people see a ..,ord misused 6r misspelled time after MONDAY . MIDDLEPORT - Disabled American Veterans, Meigs Chapter 53, State Route 7 below Milldleport, Dinnet, .6:30- p.m.; meeting, 7 p.m . Monday. · TUESDAY POMEROY- Free tuberculosis skin testing clini'c,Tuesday, 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at the pomeroy Fire Station. All individuals in food service required· to obtain yearly skin tests. Live in one state, DANVILLE - Danville Holiness Church, State Route 325, revival, through Sunday, 7 p.m. nightly with Dr. Wingrove Taylor, evangelist. Song evangelists, Don and Valerie Quales and Family. ' work in another? POMEROY - Immunization clinic, Meigs Counry Health Departn.lent, Tuesday, 1 to 7 p.m . at the Meigs Multip\lrpose Cen-. ter. ' WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Literary Club, 2 p.m. · Wednesday, home of Bernice Carpenter. Eileen Buck to be the reviewer. 618 East Main St. \ ' ••• •• •• •• •• •• •• •• ••• •• ..... ' • l~IGHLIGHTS . Prep Basketball BOYS Ohio lVC Belpre Alexander = e ton Nelsonville·York Vinton County 13-1 9-5 7·7 6-8 5-9 2·11 AU. 16-1 1Q-9 8-10 . 6-11 5-13 2,14 ·Hocking EaSter~\, Southam Waterlord Trimble Filderal Hocking Miller lVC AU. 12·2 8-6 8·6 7·7 7-7 Q-14 16-2 12-6 !HI 8-10 · .1).8 0,17 Tonlghl'a echldule Wellston at Meigs . · : Bv CHRI$ SHERIDAN. .. FrkiiY'• rautte Ohio Valley 58, Wahama 54 SIIIUrdiY'• -Uita Ohk)'Valley at Xenia, late South Gallla at Ponsmouth East Hannan at Buffalo-Putnam ACSI Dletrlct Tournament at Whlflt!YII Ohio Valley at Uberty Christian GIRLS . : . .. .,... -TVC-· Ohio . --., lVC AU. 15-1 15-1 11·5 7·9 7·9 4-11 19-1 18-2 11-9 7-13 7-13 6-13 Hocking TYC •• •:· •• •• :• •• Jack Haskins Happy Valentine's Day Matt & January Haskins Happy Valentine's Day Margarette Fraley Filderal Hocking 13·3 Waterford 11-4 Eastem 5-10 5-10 Southern Trimble 1-15 Miller 1-14 (IIShare TVC titie) I!LL 13-7 13-6 B-11 . B-13 1-19 1-18 .. Sllturday•e -ulta Warren local 52, Belpre 27 ~erford 66, Miller 36 · Tonklhl'l echldule Southern at Waterford Eastern al Miller - Area non-league Sllturday'a raulte .<;lhlo Valley al Xenia, late Elsewhere ••• Pro football LAKE. FOREST, IU. (1\.P) - Muffin Mysti DreyFuss Ca~per Happy Valentine's Day Happy Valentine's Day · 'Thbbi & Adam Smith Happy Valentine's Day Happy Vakntine 's Day Happy Valentine's Day Judy Humphreys Judy Humphreys Judy Humphreys The Bears sign~d former Buffalo cornerback ThoiJlliS Smith to a $22.5 million. five-year contract · Sunday. Seattle defensive end Phillip Daniels agreed to a five-year contract with Chicago worth · S25 million: ~- Bruce Smith, NFL's · secondleading career sacker, .~leased Thursday by Buffalo, signed a 6v~-year, $23 million conttact SatUrday with Washington. . Dallas . acquired ~ceiver Joey Galloway -from Seattle. for firstround picks this year and riext, 'signing hi1ll 'to , a seven-year, $42 million deal. · .; Atlanta signed cornerback ~shley Ambrose · from New Orleans and -receiver Shawn.Jef(erson fiOm .New England. · : Cleveland agreed on a six-year deal with former Pitt$burgh defenSive lineman Orpheus ~~ .. Golf . Sasha Happy Valentine's Day Joyce Medley Happy Valentine's Day Davey Medley •' Tinker J~hnson Happy Valentine's Day Ruth E. Johnson Happy Vakllline's Day Jeff and Jan~· Morris Hannah Jane · Cindy Happy Valellline's Dlly Happy Vakntine's Day Carrie Lambert Mary Wingett ••• • West defeats East 137-116 ., Don & Linda Fitch NBAALL-STAR GAME . Slllurday•e retulte Ironton 64, Alexander 62 Col. Tree of Life 73. Trimble 59 Fl. Frye 44, Waterford 30 . ' of Landry's family: the all-time great coaches and as an archi"He was something unique to the . "Coach Tom L1ndry passed away today ·. teet' of one of the most successful teams in NFL. He was someone who had tremen... at 6 p.m. He went peacefully surround~ · sports history. He will be remembered for dous knowledge of the NFL, but he was ed by' his loving f.1mily. He will also be many spec1al reasons, including his record also a man of such integrity. He had a missed by his many friend$ and tans, and as a coach, the innovati01u he brought to strong Christian faith that was unusual at he will never be forgotten by all of us our game, and the personal integrity he · that time. And he didn.~'t~..c~~t.1~ llc'-"'-'.!"--~~ whose lives he.-h•s touched sa deeply.~ dispL1yed:"Wiilked 1t; too.'' L1ndry, who coached the Cowboys for Landry co nsidered those innovati01u In Landry's ' first season, 1960, the their first 2~ years, won two Super Bowls his greatest comribution to the game. His expa~uionCowboys went 0- 11 -1. He didwith st.1r quartrrback Roger Squbach. His . legacy continued through the coaches he n't have a winning season until his· sev270 victories are more than any NFL produced, including Atlanu's Dan Reeves enth. But that began a stteak of 20 concoach except Don Shula and Geofge and former New Orleans coach Mike secutive wiauring seasons, 13 division tides Halas. Ditb, who both went to the Super Bowl. and five Super Bowl appearances. "Tom Landry's familiar presence on th~ "He sh.1ped my philosophy on everyL1ndry is surviVed by Alicia Landry, his Dallas Cowboys' sideline for three decades thing,'~ Reeves said Saturday night. "I fol- wife of 50 years; a son, Tom L1ndry Jr.'; and represented the NFL' at its best," NFL lowed his philosophy on foothalland how a daughter, Kitty Phillips. Another daughconuniJsioner Paul T.1gliabtie' said in a he h.1ndled himself on and off the field. ter, Lisa Childress, died in 1995 after a statement. "He .will always rank as one of He was a tremendous influel\ce on me. .four~year battle with liver cancer. · FrkiiY'• retulta Elelpre 56, Meigs 45 T:rimble 86, Eastern 69 · Filderal Hocking 70, Southern 62 Alexander 66, Vinton County 64 Waterford 75, Miller 60 Wellston 62, Nelsonville-York 43 Malgd ' Alexandert Belpre Wellston VIntOn County Nelsonvlle·York Stewart Happy Valentine'S Day Suzanne Evans BY JAIME ARON IRVII:-lG, Texas (AP) - Tom Landry, the· Dallas Cowboys coach who led America's Team to five Super Bowls and was famous for pacing the sidelines for three decades wearing a stone face, business suit and felt hat, died Saturday. He was 15 . · L1ndry had been . undergoing treatment since May for acute myelogenous leukemia. Baylor University Medical Center call.ed ill L1ndry's family earlicr. ill the day: At 7:45 p.m. CST, the h!Jspital Lilndry issued a release ill behalf : Tonlghl'a echldule wtn Co. al Wahama Teays Valley at Hannan . ' Tom Landry, Cowboys' first coach, dies at 75 MONDAY'S • 1-740-992-6674 RACINE - Pomeroy-Racine Lodge 164, F&AM, special meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. at Racine lodge hall. work in the Master Mason degree. ' hbi'UIIry 14. 2 - . - Area non-league - .••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • POMEROY -Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District, spe- PageB-1 • .. cia! session, Tu esday, 8 p.m. at the District office. Various personnel matters to be conducted at meeting. . • time, they become accustomed to it. ' deserves what he or she gets. - Nqr Thanks to my readers, I've seen "grate- SO NOSY IN BROOKLYN, N .Y. DEAR NOT SO NOSY: Consider ful" misspelled so· many ways, I'm not your cell-phone conversations private if sure what is right anymore. You ask what can be done about the you want to, but the reality' is, they a~.~ar mistakes we see in print. The answer is, from it. Maybe you don't care who IS !il"Very litde." I often read with a· pen in tening, but the person you're talking to ' my hand, and when I see mistakes, I have may care a lot, so watch it. That first kiss, that first embrace . ; .. a compulsion to correct them. The writer, of course, doesn't know !hi$, but it Remember all those things that brought makes me feel better. ~voll-2nd-...ycl•Ur-.1~1Cd-oru:...:to~:et11cec~l}n._ Dear Ann Landeri: I ·could not La1tders'D1eW booklet, "How We Met-.)s believe it when I read that letter in your now available: This collection of sengcolumn fiom the woman who listens to mental love stories will make a terrific cell-phone conversations on her scanner. gift for that special someone. · ' She said the language people use is For a copy, please send a selfappalling. You told her people should talk addressed, long, business size envelo!!e on their phones as if t:)leir mirmter were and .a. cljeck or money order for $5·.50 listening. (this includes postage and handling) to: What kind of ·minister listens in on HowWeMet, c/o AnnLanders,P.O.Box other people's phone conversations with 11562, Chi~~g.:,, IL 60611-0562 (in a scanner? That woman should be Canada, $6.50) . To find out more ab¢ut ashamed of herself for eavesdropping. I Ann Landers and read her past columns, consider m~ phone; conversations · pri- visit the Creators Syndicate web page"~! vate, and wtll use whatever lan~page . I www.creators.com. please. Anyone rude. enough to listen lD COMMUNITY CALENDAR • MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) - New Zealand's Michael CainpbeJI shot .a n even-par 73 to Win the Australian Masters by (o11r strokes, his fourth Australasian PGA tide this season and third in four weeks: ,, the easy way by spinning left, and OAKLAND, . Calif. (AP) dunked the ball with two hands. Vince Carter started ·things off . The East tried to give Carter with a dunk worthy of a contest, another spectacular dunk in the Tim Duncan and Shaquille first minute, but Grant Hill's O'Neal played like MVPs and alley-oop pass off the backboard K.1rl Malone" got involved as little was too hard. L1ter in the quartet as possible. • when Eddie Jones tried to zip a In an All-Star game that was · pass to Carter and Iverson·. almost a microcosm of the first deflected it out of bounds, Jones h.11f of the season, each st.1r had a ·· grimaq:d at Iverson as if to say chance to show his specialty L "It's him, not you." and most of them did. · Iverson led the East with 26 ' Behind 24 points apiece from points and nine assists, while Ray Duncan and Kevin Garnett, 22 Allen had 14 and Carter had 12. o : Neal and Duncan were from O'Neal and 14 assisis fiom Jason Kidd, the West d~feated the named co-MVPs, the first time East 137-126 Sund1y in the 49th the awaf!i has been shared since version of the league's showcase 1993 . ~nt. . O'Neal also · had nine This ·Was the first All-Star rebound$ and three bloch, while game since 199!1 because last . Duncan had ,14 rebounds. and . year's was canceled by the lock- four assists. Kobe Bryant added out. but the pL1yers hadn't forgot- , 15 for the West, while Michael ten how to play one of these Finley and Kidd had II apiece . Malone, who wasn't happy games. Hea,vy on the fancy stuff and short on fund1ment.us, the that the NBA threatened him players put on as much of a show with a five-game suspension if he as they could and Carter's failed to show up, played just portioh of it happened right off three minutes - ·all in the first the bat. half- and missed his only shot. East leads the series 31-1 K but : The· first basket for the East was an alley-oop dunk by Carter had its three-game ·winning ciff ,a pass from Allen Iverson, streak snapped. while the second bucket was a · After the breakneck . nart breakaway slam by Carter that keyed by C:itter's dunks, the pace dcisely resembled one 'o f his best slowed early in the second quarfrom the dun!<; contest Saturday ter as the reserves got thejr minnight. utes. Allen and O'Neal if\iected Carter did a 360-degree spin some life back into the game IN PURSUIT of the loose basketball are Utah's John Stc,e;kt,on (left) and Indiana's Reggie Miller durto his right, rnther than doing it . lng Sunday's liiBA AII·Star Game In Oakland, Calif. (AP) PfnK- All·........ 8-:1 f . Jarrett wins Bud Shootout·•· BY ST!VI WAID NASCAR WINSTON CUP SCENE DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.' . Dale Jarrett is on a roll at Daytona; Tp date, _h_;,~ won everyl:hirtg a NASCJ\R(Winston c;up · Series driver can win. · One day aftef\~claiming the Bud Pole for the ·Daytona 500, Jarrett swept the Bud Shootout QualifYing rnce and the Buq Shootout at Dayt<?tu International Speedway.' He ihus became the first NASCAR Winston Cup Serid. dhver ever IQ · . trarufer to the'Bud ~ootout and the.n win ~~- After :'J1is runaway victory ill the qua!IOOng race THE WINNER -1999 Winston Cup champion .Dale Jarrett holds by more than 'five gconds ·over aloft the winner's trophy following his victory In the 2000 Bud ' f4 Jell' Burton - Jarreif was award- . Shootout at Daytona lntematlonal Raceway. (AP) ' ed the 15th, and !last, starting position in the Bud Shootout. only lap Jarrett led, but it was the Ricky Rudd, Jarrett's teanunate · After his dominating pea:for- only 011e that mattered. . at Robert Yates Racing. Rudd's , ·rnaiice in .t he· quaJ#im, ''he · was · As Jartttt to'* the checkered car got airborne, flipped and · tabbeil the' :man t!l Witch ill the flag, several cars were swept up in then slid on its. roof. It stopped, , . a ~ctacular accidem; triggered roof down, about 20 yards away . Bud Shootout. , Turru out, h.e bore watchil)g. ;· when Sterling M:itlin, unable to fiom 'the finish line. Jarre~t ~n '~e sJ_>oo~'tut fo~. th~ , . properly ~rn hls Coors · Light With t~e help· of safety crewsecotili tune m his career wtth a. Chevrolet coming out ofTum4, men, Rudd, uninjured, came out ~mg,last-lap move 1~ the out- c;lipped Bobby L1bonte's· Inter- of his car and w:wed to cheering ude of Je!f Gordon c9mmg out. state Batteries Pontiac, which L11U. . of the fourth turn of the 2,: 5- - . on the high side. Copyright © 2000 NASCAR mile Daytona track .to w~1, by Labonte $lanuned into the and/ or ESPN Internet V~ntum just 0.261-second. I ·was the Texaco l;lavoline ford ddven by and ESPN Inc. No. 1 Cincinnati beats DePaul 87-64 BvJOE KAY CINCINNATI (AP) - Kenyon Martin scored 23 points, hit. ting every type of shot, as topranked Cincinnati · attacked DePaul's touted front line and rolled to an K7-64 victory Sunday. Cincinnati (23-1, 11-0 'Conference USA) r:m its home Winniltg streak to 42 games, second- . longest in the nation, and extended its domination of DePaul to a new season. The Blue Demons (16-K, 6-5) have lost 17 of their bst 1X to Cincinnati since 1992-93. Their only [win was .61-60 in overtim~ the bst time they met, near the end of bst season. · DePaul's best chance to get a sec011d straight . win over the Bearcats rested with its front line of Quentin Rich.1rdson, Bobby Silmnons and Steven Hunter. The i;Jiue Demons tried to blanket [ Cinciamati 's front line of Martin, Pete. Mickeal . and Jermaille Tate with tight man-to-man defe1ue. It didn't work. OePaul wound · up with its most lopsid,¢ loss of the season. ·Kenny Satterfield added 23 poil1ts, most of them in drives to the basket. The point guard was 10-of-12 from the field and hit both of his free throws. Rashon Burno and Paul McPherson led DePaul with 12 points apiece. · The Bearcats took control with a 10-0 run early in the game. Martin scored six points, including a pair of turruround jumpers over Hunter, a·seven-foot freslunan. DePaul cut a 10-point deficit in halfbefore Cincinnati s~ched its lead by taking it inside: Mick-. eal scored six points in a 15-5 run that came from close range .- six of Cincinnati'• seven baskets were layups or up-close bank shots. . . Mickeal's fu1al basket in the· hurry pushed the lead to 36-21: and Cincilmati took a 40-26 lead into halftime. The Bearcats' nun-tp-man wa5 much more effective than DePaul's. Richardson, the Blue Demo1u' leading· scorer at 1K.3 points per game, missed .his lint five shots and was only 1-of-K for three poitits in the half. SimmonS was 0-for-3 from the field and Hunter·scored four points. · Cincinnati ,put it away in the first three minutes of the second half. After Burno hit a three- · ,pointer, ' Cincinrtati went on ·an I eight-point spurt that made it 4829 . '. " ,/' " �Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio .· gets top seed in boys' pivision IV sedional toumey :~ACKSON -~tern and Gal- 11onalntle lia Academy were amons the In other South Webster tournateams rece1vmg top seeding m !he ment acbon, Southeast Dastnct h1gh school -Rock HillandVanton Counboys' basketball tournament parr- ty will play thear semifinal game mgs announced Sunday on Feb 22 at 8 p m The wanner In DtVluon IV; South Gallia and will play PortSmouth for the secMiller will commence the end-bracket ntle on Saturday, Feb Alexander sectional on Feb 22 at 26 at 7 p m 7 p m at Alexander Htgh School - Bracket 4 W1ll be a one-game The wanner will face top-seeded final between Alexander and JackReedsville Eastern on Feb 26 at 8 son on Feb 25 at 6 p m - Bracket 3 will be a one-game p ·m for !he first-bracket ntle In Bracket 2, Southern wi!Ltake-fin:ll-betwoen Athens -and-5outh 011 Symmes Valley m a one- game Pomt on Feb 26 at' 3 p m final on Feb 25 at 8 p m The Chillicothe sectional waD In Bracket 3,lronton St Joe and feature Tnmble will meet 10 a one-game Bracket I senufinal New LextiDal on Feb 26 at 6 15 p m mgton vs Waverly on Monday, : In Braclcet 4 Beaver Eastern Feb 21 at 7 p m Wmner to play will face Waterford m a one-game Greenfield McClam on Feb 26 final on Feb 26 at 6 15 p m for the first-bracket ntle The Valley secllonal, at Valley Braeket 2 semifinal CarclevJUe H1gh School m Lucasv1Ue will vs M1anu Trace on Feb 22 at 6 15 foature p m V 1ctor to face Thornv11le Bracket I senufinal Portsmouth Shendan m final on Feb 26 at 7 Notre Dame vs Latham Western p m on Feb 22 at 7 p m Victor to play Bracket 3 sem1final Warren Franklm Furnace Green ln final Local vs CuclevJUe Logan Elm on on Feb 26 at 8 p m Feb 22 Wmner to play Lancaster Bracket 2 final Leesburg Fm- Fa1rfield Uruon 10 final on Feb 26 field vs Portsmouth Clay on Feb at 3 p m 26 at 8 p m ' Br.~cket 4 final Hillsboro vs .Bracket 3 final Mowrystown Washmgton Court House ou Feb White Oak vs Portsmouth East 25 at 6 p m on Feb 25 at 6 15 p m Bracket 4 final New Bostor In DIVISIOn Ill, River Valley Glenwood vs. Manchester on Feo drew Fauland 10 one Rio Grande 26at 615 pm Bracket 4 senufinal That game IS slated for Feb 22 at 8 p m at the In Division II, SIXth-seeded Uruversny of Rio Grande's Newt Me1gs and McDermott North- Oliver Arena The wanner will west will open semifinal acllon an take on the VICtor of the Oak the South Webster secnonal at Hill-Coal Grove game (1t will preSouth Webster H.gh School on cede the River Valley-FaJtland Tyesday, Feb. 22 at 6 15 p m The game) on Feb 25 at 6 p m wmner will play No 1 seed Gallia In other Rio Gr.~nde secnonal Academy on Fr1day, Feb 25 at acbon. 8 45 for the first-bracket sec- Br.~cket 1 s~nufinal Federal -*- -*- All-Stan frcnnPipB-1 Allen wt!h a Carteresque dnve and dunk, O'Neal by dnbbling coast to coast for a layup and then foUowmg wtth a fast-break slam and an alley-oop dunk off a pass frvm Kidd complete wtth a chinUJ;1 on the nm. Carter, who won the slamdunk contest wtth a donunant performance Saturday naght, had a pedestnan dunk for the final bas- ket of the first half, cutong the East's defiCit to 64-59 The third quarter was showOrne agam, at least while the starters were m Kidd threw an alley-oop pass that banked 10 (he did not call glass), O'Neal did a 360-degree slam of h1s own, cheallng on the first 180 degrees (NBC nucrophones caught him sa)'lng "1t wasn't a 360, 1t was a 257"), and Bryant made a sky hook renunascent of somethmg out of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's repertOire The West started the fourth Hocking vs South Webster on Feb 21 at 6 15 p m W1nner plays Chesapeake m final on Feb. 25 at 8 45 pm ANIWUNCEMENTS - Br.~cket 2 senufinal Wheelersburg vs Crooksville on Feb 23 at 6 15 p m , Minford vs Nelsonville-York on Feb 23 at 8 p m Senufinal VICtors play final on F~b 26 at 3 p m Saturday'• acUon Beve~y Ft Frye 44 Watertord 30 Chesapeake 8<1 Chuhlra River Vlllley 45 Chllllcotne 64 Me- 45 Chillicothe Huntington Ross 67 Frankfort Adena 44 Col Tree ot Lifo 73 Glouttor T~mble 59 Gal_.,lls 58 Whealorol>u'll 51 Grove Cny 75, Zanotvllle 59 NCAA Division I men's scores Saturday•• action EMI llrtlwn72 Comlll71 Bucknell 66 Army 55 Colgate as Lehigh 43 Delaware 90 Northeastern 11<1 Drewal 72, Hartford 61 Fairleigh Dlcl<lnson 69 Cent Connec!lcut St 58 Jamea Madllon 64 American U 82 Klfll 61 Butlalo 65 Lancaster 64 Day Maadowdale 37 La Salle 77 George Washington 66 Lancaster Asher C8th C5 Marion P..aaant 38 Lafayolle 77, Holy Cross 86 Roa< Hill 82 Beever Eostom 52 LonglslandU 81 MountS! Morya Md 61 Navy 61 Stony Brook 63 Ponn 75 Daotmoultl 81 Ohio girls' scores P~ncetan 73, Harvard 55 Qulmlplac 71 Monmouth N.J 52 saturday'• action Robert Mon1a 86 Sacrad Hoa~ 50 Rutgers 69, Provklonco !50 Dresden T~·Yalley 47 ThomYINe Sher1dan Solon Hal177 Bolton College 66 40 St F'*ndl NY 77 UMBC 64 HamiHon Townonp 44. Conal Wlncheltor 38 New Lexington 114 Mc:ConnolaviHe Moogan Sl F'*ncll Po 70 Wagner 67 Sl John o 78 \llllanoYB 75 42 \ ' Philo 82 Croolcavlllo 40 TOMOn71BoolonU 157 Verrnortt 73 Holllra115 - Vlncont Vila.... 52 l!o\'f8 27 Wotertonl 86 Hemlock Millo< 38 VIrginia Tech 85 Rhode loland 81 Yofo 11<1 CottltiJia eo • Woodalleld Monrue Cent 42 Caldwell 41 Zaneov111e Roue""" 86 Btverly Fort Frye 58 Alabama 77 Vlndorblll83 Alabama AIM 84, Soulhom U 76 MAC men's standings Alcom Sl 82, Alabaml St 80 Appalachlon Sl114, 61 canr. 0vona11 Arkanau 87 I'Cs~ St. 81 Aullln Pooy 96. Sl 83 ~:u H~~ u~~ llelt<lno-Coolt 86. 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HQwlrd 72 saturday'IICOrM - I t 102, Mel.-- Shore 86 Aleron 81 OHIO 7Q.OT Nor111 ~ 1fT Vllalro Fanllll4 llowllnQ Graon 86, Miami Ohlq 80 Old Dominion 71 ' Mary 82 Kent e I, Butlolo as Rlc:ltmond 7!i C.rollna 114 MARSHALl. liB N lllnola 64 s Ca.,... Sl 63, ~ra Sl 57 follldo 67. E Michigan 59 s w - . 8 6 - S t ss W Michigan 711 Cant MlcNgon 75 Samlorll78, Jld<lynillllo 58 llou1lt ..._,. 58 N... Orii!N 58 Soulllm MIA 78, ~ 1:1-Cr Tonight'• pmea Sfll!hln F AUidn 74 Mcttsua St 65 Akron ot Ball St T - 7 8 Floltda73-0T • E Michigan at Cant Michigan T•• F 'M 81 74 E Krilclcy 80 OHIO II MARSHAll. T - S0u111em 86, MVSU 64 T - Son Antonio 58, SE Loullllna 49 Weclnudlly'agamea Tn>y St 85, Coni Florida 73 BaA St II Toledo Tulane 77, UAB 66 -l<entat Bowtlng Groen UNC-Greoltlbaoo 74, Ctalblnooga 70 N lllnola al W ~n VII Corrvnon-lltt 55 Nc ·wttmtngton 54 Vl'lllnfo 86, NC Stile 82 W Clnlllna 82 Davldlon 72 W Kentucky 73 AI lnlomallonal65 W1nlhrop 80 High Point 55 Ironton 64. Albany Alexander 62 Ironton St Joaepn 52 Franklin Fuma<:e G...,46 H.S. - i1 -- MO:i:d J ee. e.• · I C>UIVIClS Penonala t1! ·$45 Ptr Houri Country 1 Moat Eltablllhod Madlcaf /Dental IUitra Software Company Needs 1-aople To Proceat Cltlm.a From ~orne and 1ubmltted to Athtne County enteedl Postage & SuppN11 Pro Board of MROO 801 EnwtiOPfl GICO, DEPT 1438 ANTIOCH TN ~ walt? Start meeting Ohio Qltl tonight Call toll free 1 768 2623 lxtonolon6176 iO ' ~ • c:::c Bracket 4 senufinals Lucasville Valley vs Ross Southeastern on Feb 21 at 5 45 p m, Umoto vs Peebles at 8 30 p m Senufinal VICtors to play m final on Feb 25 at 6 pm of Wear ng Your Heart on Your 51 1:.= •= the game W1th a flounsh , but a 11111 J : : 1 a full-court pass to h1m was thrown performing the lllbor lor the too far and he ended up trymg to execution and aonatructton of: shoot the ball from behind the GROVER II backboard MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO RECLAMATION PRo.JECT NUMBER MQ.SB-15 In ICCMIIIICI with the plana and apeclflcatto,. praparld by the DEPARTIIIENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, OF MINES AND Mldweot Buller 81, Clove~nd St 54 BIDS Dayton 68 St BonaWinture 64 E Illinois 82 Tenn Martin 75 Public Notice WILL 81! OPENED IN lliE THIRD FLOOR CONFERENCE ROOM OF 18&5 (BUILDING H4) OF THE FOUNTAIN SQUARE OFFICES OF lliE OHIO DEPARTMENT , OF NATURAL RESOURCES The United ~ Oflloe of Su,_ Mining Rectamlllon and Enfo-.nent Ia eupplylng 100% ol the fundi lor thla pro)act. lliE ESnMATE FOR lliiB PROJECT AI DETERIIINED BY THE DIYIBION OF MINES AND RECLAMATION IS $158,015.00. A pre.bld mlltlng wtll be htld on WEDNEBOAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2000 AT 11 :oo A.ll on tha proJect alta. NO PLANS OR SPECIFICATIONS WILL BE SOLD AT THE PRE-liD MEETING. Coplea of the plana, apeolflcatlone, •nd propoaal forma will be In Memory Ill Chicago 81 Wls Milwaukee 75 Qllnola 78 Iowa 50 Indiana St 69 Evansville 60 Jenny "Bird" Sellers Iowa Sl 87. Nebraska 65 Acool hr=c in the: air the shine of your hair Kansas 94 Kansas St 65 Loyola tn 70 Wls Green Bay 58 Mlcltlgon Sl 61 Wisconsin 44 the beauty of Murray St 77 SE Missouri 60 Notre Dame 68 Connec~lcut 66 oakland Mtch 77 W Illinois 60 laughter we remember In the day after knowing you are dose by meaningful questions of Ohio St 88 Penn Sl 75 Purdue n Northwestem 58 Illinois 65, Illinois St 54 SW Missouri St 74 N Iowa 64 Texaa 66 Mlssoort 63 UMKC 70 lnd Pur lndpls 68 why Valpa.ralso 60 Oral Robens 59 Wichita Sl 65 Drake 60 In Memory of WriQitl Sl 64 Detroll61 xav1ar 87 Massachusetts n Jennifer Bird Sellers Solllltw.at IJIIIed one yr. ago today by • drunk driver. Sam Houlton St 63, Northwestern Sl 62 72 PllllbU'IIh 115 Loyoll, Mel 57ii Sl Pelofs 55 Nlagere 77 F rtilld 74 Rider 78 Canttllua 75 Siena 91, Marlll81 Sl Joeeph's 83 Font\am 86 syracuae 71 UCLA 67 Temple 73 Maryland '65 8outlt LSU 70 Kentucky 57 LoulsvQio 76 MafllUOite 64 South Ftorldt! 87, NC Chartolte 63 Mlti- Cindnnatt 87 DePaul 84 Crolgltlon 73 Bradley 56 Indiana 86 MIChigan 85 F•rW•t Now Mexico St 85 Boise Sl 68 aiJo-750-7283 • Glen Paulk Now To You ThMH Shappe 9 Wast Stimson Atllens 740-582·1642 Quality clothing and household l(ems $1 00 bag sale every 'thursday Monday thru Salurday . 11<00-5 30 RAPID WEIGHT LOSS Froo ~mptes Loso 3 ·5 Pounds Ewry Weeki As Sean On TV! Melts PHONE 992-2155 quarter W1th a 10-2 run, led Public Notice five poants from Fmley, t(} go __:..;;;;;.;;.:..;..;..:.;:.:;.:;__ ahead 109-99, and the East "~,;~.1 NO"nCETO BIDDERS SMIICI propollla wtll be made a run the rest of the way I'M81Yadlt the: J{idd came up with the final DMSION OF MINES AND haghlight play of the rught wtth RECLAMATION DEPARTMENT OF 2 48 left, tOSSing an underhanded NATURAL RESOURCES pass 18 feet up m the aJt that 1111 FOUNTAIN SQUARElliiRD JILOOR d aU Bryant COIJVerte mto an eyCOLUIIIUB, OHIO 43224 oop dunk until WEDNESDAY, MARCH Carter had a chance to close 8, 2000, 1:30 Fill. and Georgetown eo tCiystone /Breckenridge Nail Gonda /Home Choices DIS COUNTS Lodging /Lilt Tickets )l)rl8 Olhor Than Myso~ The Daily Sentinel The victor will face Logan on March 4 at 7 p m for the secllonal ode aund-r! action Gregory A Rece COLORADO SKI LODGING Fat Stops Hunger Boosts Ener I& I Only $19 95 Buy 2 II FREEl i')lt Blockers $1 t 95 t 800 733 3288 www unltedpharmaceutl· Southeast Dmnct sectiOnal action m DIVISIOn I will p1t ChillICothe and Manetta m a semifinal on Feb 26 at 7 p m at Athens H1gh School Oregon B4 California 80 Paclllc ez. NOYida 52 P-mtne eo Gonzage 69 Portland 58 Loyola Marymount 55 S Ulllft 85 Youngot.,.., St 76 Stanford 81 OrwQon Sl 511 UNLV 1fT, Wvomlng 80 Ulafl 77 BYO 82 Utah Sl 71, Long Bloch St tl3 •' t:Gton Paulk Will Not Bo Respon olblo For 4ny Bills Made By An· For Painless Job Opportunities - See the Classifieds -*- New Mexico 81, Air Force 87 Gregory A Roco Wil l Not Be ttponalble For Any Futher ebts Occurred By Sheila A ~· Tir Bracket 3 serrufinals Hunllngton Ross and Portsmouth West on Feb 23 at 6 15 p m Zane Trace and Pamt Valley on feb 23 at 8 p m Sem1final VIctors to play m fmal on Feb 26 at 3 p m Announcements know our hearts still show lhe I~ and memories for you are now and will be always ttue letting you In loving Memory 'lammy Ottman and fanllly You're Missed It's surprising how In Memory OJ ofteu we think of Thelnut Gibbs you, turn to speak to 2/13/94 you and realize you're not right the:re.l To Thelma, It was just 6 years as we eqect you to ago today, That you be. hold you so close In thought that Its hard to understand sometimes that you aren't cloee In pc:non. But we Wllltecl to let know we're II wlshflq we coukl talk; and jlllt ~ togetherap. You're n!lny missed We miss you 1: think of you rnry day,. l.cm, Mom, JJIIO,I boyl, 1bJd, Boyd, were taken away. To somewhere peaceful above the pam, Somewhere where there i.s oo pain, the Angels told me so. So someday, I hope and pray, tJ,at is where I get to go. We miss you smiling sweet, sweet face, because you blo141 you were quite a case. To a wonderful Aunt, Srster, Mother and Frrend. We all hope to see you agam m tile end. Missed alot by N1ece, Susan & Family ' Mem Public Notice Public Notice forwardld from the Dlvlllon Plaine, Ohio. The Botrd Of Mlnea and Reclamation, rtaarvaa the right to rejact Deplrtmant of Natural ony and aft bide or any part lleaoureaa, upon ..-lpt of a bid. 1 check or money order In more Information Clll the amount ol $23.00 made 7-7-8079 payable to the Department By order of Eeatem Local Of Natural R11ourcu. THE School Bolrd ol Educdon. DIVISION CAN NOT Uu Ritchie,,.,..._ ACCEPT CASH. Plana end (1) 25, 31, (2) 7, 14 4 tc opeclflcallona become the 1:___,_______, property of the proepectlve Public Notice bleldlra and no refunda wtll be mtldt. PINN und to the 111ent1on ol Julia Miller. LegaiNoUce Addlttollll Information lillY Attn: Contrectort be obtelnad from the hllabury To-ahlp wtll be Dlvlalon of Mlnea 1nd taking aaalad bide oh Raclamllton. Department o1 Hazard Mitigation Gr1nl Natural Reaourcee, 1855 Prolact work to be done In Fountain Squart,_f!!ulldlng Sollabury Townahlp. Work H-3, Cotumbue, Olllo 43224 wilt conllat of elevation ol (T... phone Number (114) homea above flood level. 28HI2t). llda will be opened 11 Each bid mull be regular Townal\lp mlltlnst accompanied by 1 BID held II W.bury Townahlp GUARANTY, .JrtHtlng the hall In Rockeprlnge on requlremenla of Section March 71h 11 1:30 pm. Fw tl3.14 Of the Ohio RIVIHCI acope of work call (740) Code. 112-eat COHTRACTO AS ARE (2) 11,14,11,21,21,21, 2000 I' ADVISED THAT EQUAL TC EMP.1.0YIII!iNT OPPORTUNITY CONDITIONS ARE Public Notice APPUCABLE TO lliiS BID IN ACCORDANCE 'W,ITH NOTICE TO BIDDI!RI THE PROVISIONS OF Sealed PI'OPONII wtll be SECTIONS 153.11 AND acceptld by the 801rd ol 1211.11f OF THE OHIO Education of the ElllerQ REVISED CODE. WAGE Local School Dlttrlot of RATES ESTABUSHED IN Reedavttle, Ohio, 11 the ACCORDANCE WITI' Trulltlrar'a Office until SECTION 1513 18 ANL 12:00 noon on Monday, 1513.37 OF THE REVISEr February 211, 2000, and II CODE ARE ALSC thai lima opened by the APPLICABLE TO THIS BID Tllllltlter Of llld IMrd lor (2)7,142TC one (1) new thlrty.alx (38J Pittenger hanclloappecl Public Notice acceaalblt aohool bua: Speclflcltlone andPUBLIC NO"{{CE lnatructtoila to blddere lillY Sealed bide witt be racehrld by the Boord of be obtlllnld 111111 omoe ot Eduoa11on of the Eaatern the Superintendent, 10001 Local School Dlatrlct ol SR 181, Aeldavllte, Ohio Rtldavllle, Ohio al tha 48772 or by oeiUng 740-es7• Truaurer'e Office until 1071. Sy order of the 12:30 PM on February 21, Eaelern Loc11 Board of 2000, 1nd 11 thlt lime EduOIIIon. 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Carter, who won the slamdunk contest wtth a donunant performance Saturday naght, had a pedestnan dunk for the final bas- ket of the first half, cutong the East's defiCit to 64-59 The third quarter was showOrne agam, at least while the starters were m Kidd threw an alley-oop pass that banked 10 (he did not call glass), O'Neal did a 360-degree slam of h1s own, cheallng on the first 180 degrees (NBC nucrophones caught him sa)'lng "1t wasn't a 360, 1t was a 257"), and Bryant made a sky hook renunascent of somethmg out of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's repertOire The West started the fourth Hocking vs South Webster on Feb 21 at 6 15 p m W1nner plays Chesapeake m final on Feb. 25 at 8 45 pm ANIWUNCEMENTS - Br.~cket 2 senufinal Wheelersburg vs Crooksville on Feb 23 at 6 15 p m , Minford vs Nelsonville-York on Feb 23 at 8 p m Senufinal VICtors play final on F~b 26 at 3 p m Saturday'• acUon Beve~y Ft Frye 44 Watertord 30 Chesapeake 8<1 Chuhlra River Vlllley 45 Chllllcotne 64 Me- 45 Chillicothe Huntington Ross 67 Frankfort Adena 44 Col Tree ot Lifo 73 Glouttor T~mble 59 Gal_.,lls 58 Whealorol>u'll 51 Grove Cny 75, Zanotvllle 59 NCAA Division I men's scores Saturday•• action EMI llrtlwn72 Comlll71 Bucknell 66 Army 55 Colgate as Lehigh 43 Delaware 90 Northeastern 11<1 Drewal 72, Hartford 61 Fairleigh Dlcl<lnson 69 Cent Connec!lcut St 58 Jamea Madllon 64 American U 82 Klfll 61 Butlalo 65 Lancaster 64 Day Maadowdale 37 La Salle 77 George Washington 66 Lancaster Asher C8th C5 Marion P..aaant 38 Lafayolle 77, Holy Cross 86 Roa< Hill 82 Beever Eostom 52 LonglslandU 81 MountS! Morya Md 61 Navy 61 Stony Brook 63 Ponn 75 Daotmoultl 81 Ohio girls' scores P~ncetan 73, Harvard 55 Qulmlplac 71 Monmouth N.J 52 saturday'• action Robert Mon1a 86 Sacrad Hoa~ 50 Rutgers 69, Provklonco !50 Dresden T~·Yalley 47 ThomYINe Sher1dan Solon Hal177 Bolton College 66 40 St F'*ndl NY 77 UMBC 64 HamiHon Townonp 44. Conal Wlncheltor 38 New Lexington 114 Mc:ConnolaviHe Moogan Sl F'*ncll Po 70 Wagner 67 Sl John o 78 \llllanoYB 75 42 \ ' Philo 82 Croolcavlllo 40 TOMOn71BoolonU 157 Verrnortt 73 Holllra115 - Vlncont Vila.... 52 l!o\'f8 27 Wotertonl 86 Hemlock Millo< 38 VIrginia Tech 85 Rhode loland 81 Yofo 11<1 CottltiJia eo • Woodalleld Monrue Cent 42 Caldwell 41 Zaneov111e Roue""" 86 Btverly Fort Frye 58 Alabama 77 Vlndorblll83 Alabama AIM 84, Soulhom U 76 MAC men's standings Alcom Sl 82, Alabaml St 80 Appalachlon Sl114, 61 canr. 0vona11 Arkanau 87 I'Cs~ St. 81 Aullln Pooy 96. Sl 83 ~:u H~~ u~~ llelt<lno-Coolt 86. Coppin Sl 80 Aloronn.·.:::.::::::::.::::::u 4 733 11 1 733 Ctemoon 8<1 Florlclo Sl. 54i . Boi(l1inQ Green 10 4 714 18 8 7!50 Coli ol Charlooton 58, Funnan 51 OHIO.: 8 e 571 15 11 577 Duke 8<1 GlorQII Tech 65 MARSHAll.............. .8 6 571 18 7 8V11 ETSU 72, VMI eo M(oml 7 7 500 II II 1100 Elan 73 N C Alllelllllo 63 Buttalo .3 12 .200 5 18 208 AloM 86. Morllon St 63 Georgia 7Utl I 4 plll5 Georgia Soolllom 54i, Tho ~I 52 Ball St ..................... :7 6 538 15 7 1182 Georgia 81 Can11bo164 Toledo 7 7 1500 13 12 520 .._aeo,G.-.gSt 58 E. MlcNgon 6 8 428 12 II 522 Jaclclou,... Sl 71, S t - 65 N IHinols .8 8 428 12 II 1522 t..lbolty 58, Coulol Carolina 52 W !lchlgon 5 9 3157 9 14 381 -58.FioltdaA~57 Coot Michigan .2 12 143 5 II .217 Mkillt Tenns x 108, 'Aiw sn• r.ctl104 N Ca- A&T108. HQwlrd 72 saturday'IICOrM - I t 102, Mel.-- Shore 86 Aleron 81 OHIO 7Q.OT Nor111 ~ 1fT Vllalro Fanllll4 llowllnQ Graon 86, Miami Ohlq 80 Old Dominion 71 ' Mary 82 Kent e I, Butlolo as Rlc:ltmond 7!i C.rollna 114 MARSHALl. liB N lllnola 64 s Ca.,... Sl 63, ~ra Sl 57 follldo 67. E Michigan 59 s w - . 8 6 - S t ss W Michigan 711 Cant MlcNgon 75 Samlorll78, Jld<lynillllo 58 llou1lt ..._,. 58 N... Orii!N 58 Soulllm MIA 78, ~ 1:1-Cr Tonight'• pmea Sfll!hln F AUidn 74 Mcttsua St 65 Akron ot Ball St T - 7 8 Floltda73-0T • E Michigan at Cant Michigan T•• F 'M 81 74 E Krilclcy 80 OHIO II MARSHAll. T - S0u111em 86, MVSU 64 T - Son Antonio 58, SE Loullllna 49 Weclnudlly'agamea Tn>y St 85, Coni Florida 73 BaA St II Toledo Tulane 77, UAB 66 -l<entat Bowtlng Groen UNC-Greoltlbaoo 74, Ctalblnooga 70 N lllnola al W ~n VII Corrvnon-lltt 55 Nc ·wttmtngton 54 Vl'lllnfo 86, NC Stile 82 W Clnlllna 82 Davldlon 72 W Kentucky 73 AI lnlomallonal65 W1nlhrop 80 High Point 55 Ironton 64. Albany Alexander 62 Ironton St Joaepn 52 Franklin Fuma<:e G...,46 H.S. - i1 -- MO:i:d J ee. e.• · I C>UIVIClS Penonala t1! ·$45 Ptr Houri Country 1 Moat Eltablllhod Madlcaf /Dental IUitra Software Company Needs 1-aople To Proceat Cltlm.a From ~orne and 1ubmltted to Athtne County enteedl Postage & SuppN11 Pro Board of MROO 801 EnwtiOPfl GICO, DEPT 1438 ANTIOCH TN ~ walt? Start meeting Ohio Qltl tonight Call toll free 1 768 2623 lxtonolon6176 iO ' ~ • c:::c Bracket 4 senufinals Lucasville Valley vs Ross Southeastern on Feb 21 at 5 45 p m, Umoto vs Peebles at 8 30 p m Senufinal VICtors to play m final on Feb 25 at 6 pm of Wear ng Your Heart on Your 51 1:.= •= the game W1th a flounsh , but a 11111 J : : 1 a full-court pass to h1m was thrown performing the lllbor lor the too far and he ended up trymg to execution and aonatructton of: shoot the ball from behind the GROVER II backboard MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO RECLAMATION PRo.JECT NUMBER MQ.SB-15 In ICCMIIIICI with the plana and apeclflcatto,. praparld by the DEPARTIIIENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, OF MINES AND Mldweot Buller 81, Clove~nd St 54 BIDS Dayton 68 St BonaWinture 64 E Illinois 82 Tenn Martin 75 Public Notice WILL 81! OPENED IN lliE THIRD FLOOR CONFERENCE ROOM OF 18&5 (BUILDING H4) OF THE FOUNTAIN SQUARE OFFICES OF lliE OHIO DEPARTMENT , OF NATURAL RESOURCES The United ~ Oflloe of Su,_ Mining Rectamlllon and Enfo-.nent Ia eupplylng 100% ol the fundi lor thla pro)act. lliE ESnMATE FOR lliiB PROJECT AI DETERIIINED BY THE DIYIBION OF MINES AND RECLAMATION IS $158,015.00. A pre.bld mlltlng wtll be htld on WEDNEBOAY, FEBRUARY 23, 2000 AT 11 :oo A.ll on tha proJect alta. NO PLANS OR SPECIFICATIONS WILL BE SOLD AT THE PRE-liD MEETING. Coplea of the plana, apeolflcatlone, •nd propoaal forma will be In Memory Ill Chicago 81 Wls Milwaukee 75 Qllnola 78 Iowa 50 Indiana St 69 Evansville 60 Jenny "Bird" Sellers Iowa Sl 87. Nebraska 65 Acool hr=c in the: air the shine of your hair Kansas 94 Kansas St 65 Loyola tn 70 Wls Green Bay 58 Mlcltlgon Sl 61 Wisconsin 44 the beauty of Murray St 77 SE Missouri 60 Notre Dame 68 Connec~lcut 66 oakland Mtch 77 W Illinois 60 laughter we remember In the day after knowing you are dose by meaningful questions of Ohio St 88 Penn Sl 75 Purdue n Northwestem 58 Illinois 65, Illinois St 54 SW Missouri St 74 N Iowa 64 Texaa 66 Mlssoort 63 UMKC 70 lnd Pur lndpls 68 why Valpa.ralso 60 Oral Robens 59 Wichita Sl 65 Drake 60 In Memory of WriQitl Sl 64 Detroll61 xav1ar 87 Massachusetts n Jennifer Bird Sellers Solllltw.at IJIIIed one yr. ago today by • drunk driver. 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Melts PHONE 992-2155 quarter W1th a 10-2 run, led Public Notice five poants from Fmley, t(} go __:..;;;;;.;;.:..;..;..:.;:.:;.:;__ ahead 109-99, and the East "~,;~.1 NO"nCETO BIDDERS SMIICI propollla wtll be made a run the rest of the way I'M81Yadlt the: J{idd came up with the final DMSION OF MINES AND haghlight play of the rught wtth RECLAMATION DEPARTMENT OF 2 48 left, tOSSing an underhanded NATURAL RESOURCES pass 18 feet up m the aJt that 1111 FOUNTAIN SQUARElliiRD JILOOR d aU Bryant COIJVerte mto an eyCOLUIIIUB, OHIO 43224 oop dunk until WEDNESDAY, MARCH Carter had a chance to close 8, 2000, 1:30 Fill. and Georgetown eo tCiystone /Breckenridge Nail Gonda /Home Choices DIS COUNTS Lodging /Lilt Tickets )l)rl8 Olhor Than Myso~ The Daily Sentinel The victor will face Logan on March 4 at 7 p m for the secllonal ode aund-r! action Gregory A Rece COLORADO SKI LODGING Fat Stops Hunger Boosts Ener I& I Only $19 95 Buy 2 II FREEl i')lt Blockers $1 t 95 t 800 733 3288 www unltedpharmaceutl· Southeast Dmnct sectiOnal action m DIVISIOn I will p1t ChillICothe and Manetta m a semifinal on Feb 26 at 7 p m at Athens H1gh School Oregon B4 California 80 Paclllc ez. NOYida 52 P-mtne eo Gonzage 69 Portland 58 Loyola Marymount 55 S Ulllft 85 Youngot.,.., St 76 Stanford 81 OrwQon Sl 511 UNLV 1fT, Wvomlng 80 Ulafl 77 BYO 82 Utah Sl 71, Long Bloch St tl3 •' t:Gton Paulk Will Not Bo Respon olblo For 4ny Bills Made By An· For Painless Job Opportunities - See the Classifieds -*- New Mexico 81, Air Force 87 Gregory A Roco Wil l Not Be ttponalble For Any Futher ebts Occurred By Sheila A ~· Tir Bracket 3 serrufinals Hunllngton Ross and Portsmouth West on Feb 23 at 6 15 p m Zane Trace and Pamt Valley on feb 23 at 8 p m Sem1final VIctors to play m fmal on Feb 26 at 3 p m Announcements know our hearts still show lhe I~ and memories for you are now and will be always ttue letting you In loving Memory 'lammy Ottman and fanllly You're Missed It's surprising how In Memory OJ ofteu we think of Thelnut Gibbs you, turn to speak to 2/13/94 you and realize you're not right the:re.l To Thelma, It was just 6 years as we eqect you to ago today, That you be. hold you so close In thought that Its hard to understand sometimes that you aren't cloee In pc:non. But we Wllltecl to let know we're II wlshflq we coukl talk; and jlllt ~ togetherap. You're n!lny missed We miss you 1: think of you rnry day,. l.cm, Mom, JJIIO,I boyl, 1bJd, Boyd, were taken away. To somewhere peaceful above the pam, Somewhere where there i.s oo pain, the Angels told me so. So someday, I hope and pray, tJ,at is where I get to go. We miss you smiling sweet, sweet face, because you blo141 you were quite a case. To a wonderful Aunt, Srster, Mother and Frrend. We all hope to see you agam m tile end. Missed alot by N1ece, Susan & Family ' Mem Public Notice Public Notice forwardld from the Dlvlllon Plaine, Ohio. The Botrd Of Mlnea and Reclamation, rtaarvaa the right to rejact Deplrtmant of Natural ony and aft bide or any part lleaoureaa, upon ..-lpt of a bid. 1 check or money order In more Information Clll the amount ol $23.00 made 7-7-8079 payable to the Department By order of Eeatem Local Of Natural R11ourcu. THE School Bolrd ol Educdon. DIVISION CAN NOT Uu Ritchie,,.,..._ ACCEPT CASH. Plana end (1) 25, 31, (2) 7, 14 4 tc opeclflcallona become the 1:___,_______, property of the proepectlve Public Notice bleldlra and no refunda wtll be mtldt. PINN und to the 111ent1on ol Julia Miller. LegaiNoUce Addlttollll Information lillY Attn: Contrectort be obtelnad from the hllabury To-ahlp wtll be Dlvlalon of Mlnea 1nd taking aaalad bide oh Raclamllton. Department o1 Hazard Mitigation Gr1nl Natural Reaourcee, 1855 Prolact work to be done In Fountain Squart,_f!!ulldlng Sollabury Townahlp. Work H-3, Cotumbue, Olllo 43224 wilt conllat of elevation ol (T... phone Number (114) homea above flood level. 28HI2t). llda will be opened 11 Each bid mull be regular Townal\lp mlltlnst accompanied by 1 BID held II W.bury Townahlp GUARANTY, .JrtHtlng the hall In Rockeprlnge on requlremenla of Section March 71h 11 1:30 pm. Fw tl3.14 Of the Ohio RIVIHCI acope of work call (740) Code. 112-eat COHTRACTO AS ARE (2) 11,14,11,21,21,21, 2000 I' ADVISED THAT EQUAL TC EMP.1.0YIII!iNT OPPORTUNITY CONDITIONS ARE Public Notice APPUCABLE TO lliiS BID IN ACCORDANCE 'W,ITH NOTICE TO BIDDI!RI THE PROVISIONS OF Sealed PI'OPONII wtll be SECTIONS 153.11 AND acceptld by the 801rd ol 1211.11f OF THE OHIO Education of the ElllerQ REVISED CODE. WAGE Local School Dlttrlot of RATES ESTABUSHED IN Reedavttle, Ohio, 11 the ACCORDANCE WITI' Trulltlrar'a Office until SECTION 1513 18 ANL 12:00 noon on Monday, 1513.37 OF THE REVISEr February 211, 2000, and II CODE ARE ALSC thai lima opened by the APPLICABLE TO THIS BID Tllllltlter Of llld IMrd lor (2)7,142TC one (1) new thlrty.alx (38J Pittenger hanclloappecl Public Notice acceaalblt aohool bua: Speclflcltlone andPUBLIC NO"{{CE lnatructtoila to blddere lillY Sealed bide witt be racehrld by the Boord of be obtlllnld 111111 omoe ot Eduoa11on of the Eaatern the Superintendent, 10001 Local School Dlatrlct ol SR 181, Aeldavllte, Ohio Rtldavllle, Ohio al tha 48772 or by oeiUng 740-es7• Truaurer'e Office until 1071. Sy order of the 12:30 PM on February 21, Eaelern Loc11 Board of 2000, 1nd 11 thlt lime EduOIIIon. 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Hughes systems with accel• card pay $150 & up cashlll Call Wolfle 740 949 3315 leave mts· sage Good Used Appliances And Fur nttura Call 740-446-4039 Or 7~ 4461004Anyllmo Grubb a Plano tuning & repairs Problems? Need Tuned? Call the plano Or 740-446 4525 JANITROL HEATING AND COOLING EOUIPMENT INSTALLED 'II You Don f Call Us Wo Bofh Losa • Free Eallmatesl 740·'* 13041675-1388 6308 I 800-291 0098 One Bedroom Apartment Fur· nlahed Phone 740 446 4927 JET AERATION MOTORS Repaired Now & RabuN! In StOCk Cal Ron Evans t 600-537-9528 74o-446,15t9 .--· 446 9066 992 5700 360 Furnished Coll740 -1599 Real Eatate Wanted Need 5 Secluded Acres With Homesite Quiet Road Gallla County Deeded & Surveyed Un· ~ $12 000 740-446-2317 WI Pay CAlill For LANDI .iJ Even 11118 Ll8tad 20·500 Acres Cell Ryan 1100121MH5 Anthony Land Compeny LTD Wlr)'WMyotrytymt com RENTALS 81J0.319-3323 Ext 1709 Twin Towers now accepting ap pllcatlons for 1 BA HUD subsid lztd apt for elderly and handl capped EoH (304)875-6879 Village G7e-en Apartmenta 2 bedrooms total electric appUanc ea furnished laundry room laclll tits and ctosa to school applies tiona available at oHict 740 992 37t I TOO I 888 233 8864 Equal Housing Opportunity 460 Space for Rant Adverllse your business In this visible location on well traveled " hlghwl'i Will put up al'ld matntaln your sign Call 740 992 8398 or 740-992 2272 MERCHANDI SE Route 775. Pall 0 0 Mcintyre Park Call740·4•t·1859 AllerS PM hoult In Pomeroy $350 month For aate or rent 2 bedroom plua deposit will sell on contract with good references, no Ptta 740-698-7244 2 br houet at 2219 112 Lincoln Avt Pt Pleaoanl $275 a mon + $275 dep no poll CALL BET· WEEN I AMl 7PM 304 882 2099 3 Btdrooma 2 Living Rooms, 2 Baths New Carpel, Central Air Gas Furnact Dlahwaahtr In Gal· tlpolts very Ntoo 740-446-1408 Washer $75 Hotpolnt Dryer $85, All White Call Afler 5 30 740• Mlcrosolt Olflco 2000 Pro ·$129 97 Pro $59 Both Are Sealed & Registerable Full Verslonl 1· 800 791 1499 MOBILE HOME OWNERS . .. Huge Inventory Discount Prlcel, On,.VInyl Sklrllng Doors Wind· ows Anchors Water Heatart, Plumbing & Eleotrlcat Parts F~· ~ naces & Heat Pumps Benne(tt~ ~~~llo Home Supply 740·446; Now Mlttonlun) Otell Eat All Illy • And Moll Away Call Ttacy ~l ' 740-44t 1982 Prlmeetllr ... 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Electric Total Electric No Pets Non auv or sail 9191 410 HOUIBI for Rani (304)8822052 or/882·2539 740.886-4531 Antlquea Riverview tot suitable tor hOuse or trailer never Hooded! $14 000 located In Syracuse OH 740 ductd to S33 000 Pfoaao call New Haven Older Home 3Bed room 2Balh Excellent Location Nice Lot Storage Building Call 460 Firat Avenue (Gallipolis) 1 Apartme11t $260 & Dapo!Ht Ref erencea No Pats 740·«t 0952 530 One bedroom furnished apart mant In Middleport 740 992 Dottle Turner Aeatty Dottle S 1\Krwr Broker al740-992 2886 tlta Paid Except Electric Clean $285/Mo. can 140-256 1135 Wlnchtslar Model 70 Rilles 1 Super GraCia 1 Pre "1964" 1 50th Anniversary 270 And 300 Wm Cals Call For Into 7-40-37Q..2601 LAND CO LTD 1 8()().213-8385 IOta of wt"""'s very bright Also a large lot Cute aa can bt At· na"( Appliances Fumtshed Utili 992 5064 Equal Housing Opper tunltles cabinets makes the kitchen wllh ' for Rent LOT FOR SALE AT TOP OF PLEASANT RIDGE RD GALL FERRY $3000 304 882 2972 with dining room living room and kitchen Newer carpel and khohen t I Deposit $300 No Pets Refer anoe Requold (304)578-4024 440 Apartments BuysI HOliES FROM $1H.30 /MO. I 320 3BA Tralter In Henderson $375 + Gracious living 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at Village Manor and Riverside Apartments In Middle nanclng InfO' 1O% OFF Cash 130 South Park Drive $36,000 1304)675-5697 St 7 Aer· es $13000 3 BR Repoa /Foractoaurea Fee 4% Down For Llsltlnga/Payment Valley Plaza. Call 740-448 $88 000 Cash Aloo Same Area REAL ESTATE land Automated Medical Servlc· Start Your Bualn111 Today Prime Shopping Center Space Available At Alfordable Rale Home Lefll Restorer's Dream Farm House On 47 Acres Water Or Briar Ridge Rd E.<! 8040 Nood A Loan? 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No Eltperlance Nee esaaryl Homeworktrl Needed 2 Bedroom Trailer Beautiful Aivtr VIew In Kanauga No Pets 740 Homes In BarbOJ.t!&vllle 30•· Address $23 000 740.245-5778 ATTENTION $260 $300 740.992 2t67 2 Bedrooms Privata Quiet Close To 35 Near Centerville Thurman No Inside Pets Appl lca lon & De post1 $300/Mo 740-6112 9032 Very Reasonablo (304)882-3860 $125K /Yr W /Phone Cards Easyl FREE lnfol HI00-997 9688 Ex 11155 (24 Hrs) Between Athena and Pomeroy 2 & 3 bedroom mobile homes 1 Loll $299/Mo Includes Lol Reduce EIICcellent care lor person In my home non·amoker and Mobile The Big Secret? 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KS No experltnOI necuaary Caeh For Remaining P•ymenls On Property Soldl Mortgageal AnnulUIII Settlemtntal lmmt dlate Quoteslll ·Nobody Beata Ovr Prieta • National Contract P Wood Gallla County Commie Sp~ng The Cheshire Pool office 11 Ac· 320 Mobile H - $$$ NEED CASH?? WE Pay stoner Ot01 cepttng AppUcatlons For Subatl lute Rural Route Carrier To Ap· 220 Money to Loan Buytrt 800-490 0731 Ext 101 WANTED Your Support Will Bt Appreciated In The March 7th Primary Vote Republican. Car5os Poalllon Available ROOFING FOREMAN Must Bo Talented. After5 ~M Paws Found On Feb 8 2000 Near Bowmans Downtown 740·446· sera Tee Masters Doctorate By Corre Roofing Skills (3 Tab Domonolon· at Single Ply "Rubber. 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French City Maytag 740 448 7796 For Salt Reconditioned wash era dryers and refrigerators Thomp1on1 Appliance 3407 Jlckaon Avorut (3041675-7388 GOOD USED APPLIANCI& power $500 00 Alao Table With • Padded Chotro $200 oo 7•0· 379-2820 RESIDENTIAL HOME OWNERI Tappan HI Efficiency 90% Gao Furnaces 011 Furnaces 12 Seer Heat Pump & Air Conditioning Syatema Free 6 Year Pans & La bar Warranty Benneua Heating & Cooling 1 800-872 51167 Rona Gun Shop 740-742-8412 Sears porlabla washer I dry1r Waenera dryere refrigerators $200 740-667 0094 ranges Skaggs Appllanceo 78 VIol Strtol Colt 740 448·7398 1·888-8 t8.0128 S1ee1 ~lngs NewMuat Sell 3o~e•o x12 wu $10 200 Now Mollohan Carpet Berbar Sale NOW $10 971 50X100Ite Wll 202 Clark Chapel Road, Portor Ohio 740-448-7444 , &a 990 40<80<14 Wot SIB 400 $27 seo Now $18 990. 90>c200xll Was $58 780 Now $38 980 1· 8IJ0.40tl 51 28 �• • ' • P8te 84 ·The Dllltt s._11Me1_ 710 Autow for Sale S40 Mlacullanaoua llarchenlllu . Stf 01 Heodilghl C:O.Wo l'ot A 1"7·1"' Chll'oly· C11¥lllor. UII.OO. onty Uoed ACQU111e 01 Thwi.Cot:!iM-T/HIM1. ...,_.,_,_170cm-..g. nol 8111'1, llolomon llndlfl9l l ~ 8lzo • ~ - · · Col 1!183 Ford MuttOng LX, 4 Cylinder, Aufomollc, Air, PW. POL. to.ooo - · 0no ownor, Elo:tJ. lent Condition, $5,000, 740-S79- · 1ti83FordP-. II!Vfmruno good, looko good, 35 mpg, $57!10,·74(1-1182 8121. 1!183 Font P -. 11110. good con8TEELIJliiLOIN08 • Mutlllqul- - -.. motallc, 14,000, 740dele Eidotina -110ry 2. 25x30. lfl2·m7. 301140, OSdii. -.a For llolonct 1993 ~-· ........._ ~ 1-·?tih.... _ ..n Sl2' 4 door' 4 •J•r dor, auiOmetlc, 1111,428 - •· 1081 Wottrllne Speclol: 314 200 PSI with tan Interior. oaklng $4800. $21.15 Ptr 100; 1' 200 PSI 740·992·15011 doyo or 740-949$37.00 ...,. 100: Alllrooa Com· 2844 OYinlngund :uulondl. ~:"N'f~=RPRISES 1995 24 Fl. By 8 Fl. Cor Hauter ~-Trailer. 740-441·1136 Dlly1lme. - • · Ot*>, HIOIJ.53HI528 WE FINANCE COMPUTERS! AI 1995 Sulc~ Loaabra ~~~".:.~:::.~ Setn On TV · All Approved! Bad Cruise. Pwr. Credit • Bonkrup1cy OKAYI No w!n~!'~·._P:Pwr~Stala, Allor 4 P.M. 740-24H118. . .• B -. Eacollom Condition. Will DtMr$4000B0 . , 740-446-6962. 27' Digital S'islem 3 Table Model Wllh 'lloaa Speaker Sys11m' Exconon1 Condlllon, Price $500, 1~aa. 9870 • ~~~TA~H;~~~J~~i/JJJ'L~~ Qv W1 Flnance, '0' Downl Past Credit Problemo OKU Even If 1ltrnod Down Boforoll Reestablish 'lburCrodiUf HIOIJ.B59-03S9. 550 Building ·; Book Supplies Block, brick, sewer pipes, wind· ow11, Antela, etc. Claude Winters, Rio Grande, OH Call 740·245· 512 1. 560 Pete for Sale 5 Year Old Schlpperkle House· trained 101ba. Updated Shots/ Spade, Good With Children, Call lllnlerested In Evenings. 740· . .7~ . AKC Pomeranian Puppy, Male, · $4495; 1993 Aoro01ar, et· ,OOO miles, new llras, n~ ¥111, $4295; 1994 Fer Ranger XL. 79,000 mlloa. bodllner, air, nice truck, $3995; 1993 Dodge Dynasly, six cylinder, four door, g6od car, $2695. 7.co-74~:.~;~S:.~e- 9609 199 7 Dodge lnlrtpld, 3.5 V·6 , 59,833 miles, maroon wllh gray In1erlor, cruise, recovered 1he11, asking $7800, 740·992· 1506 days or 740·949·2J!44 avonlngs • ~998 Ford Taurus 4 Doors, Excellenl Condition, $11,000 , Ap· prox $2 .000 Under Book Price, Purebred St. Barnard puppies, $150 each, cal 740-992·2721. · Sill month talking Quaker parrot and cage, 740-992·5883. Tea Cup Registered 1998 Toyot1 Sienna van, low mlloago, OKcollenl con~ltion, re· main dar ol 7 year Bumper to Dachshund Show Ouallty, $250, 740-441·9540. 570 · Musical Instruments . Brand New Gibson Les Paul Guitar With Case, $1,000, 740-379-2601. . Elec~~ FOR SALE: CONSOLE PIANO. Responsible party wanted to make, low monthly payments on plano. See locally. Call: 1·800· 268-6218. FARM SUPPLIES & LIVE STOCK .810 Farm Equipment 0% Financing·Now Availbale On John Deere Balers And Mower Conditioners. Carmichael's Farm &lawn 1·800.594·1111 -0r 740· 446·2412 Gallipolis, Ohio. Oon'1 Mlu Our John Deere Day February 12, 11:00A.M. Baler. Vermeer 805C With Extra Set Ot Tension Springs; Excellent Condlllon. $3.000. Cell 740·682· 6882. New Farmers · Tobacco Ware· house, Rlploy, Ohio. Selling To· bacco 2 days waakltlll February 241h. 1·888·844·4365/0rvlllo Whalen. 820 · W.nted to Buy Wanted to Buy 5·10 Acres Gallla County. Rtatrlcllona Preferred. 720 Trucks for Sale 1omallc, A/C. 88.885/mlleo. ga· rage kept, No Rust, $3,200, 740- 379-2601. 1975 Chevy 1/2Ton Plck·Up, Auto, Diamond Plate, FlatBed. Good Slickar,Tires, New Ex· haust. E~~:cellent Running Condl· 110n.i$1400.(3Gl)882·3613. 19&1 Chevy Pickup, 8 Cylinder. AutomatiC, Call Alter 5:00Pm . 740-4<4&-3243. 1990 Mll&ublahl Mlgh1y Max, Husband's »uck, Wlfs Says Has To GoI $3,000. 740-388-0579. 1991 Dodge Doko1a, 3.1 8 V-8. AuiO ·w/Air. 8« bed/Also liner & Topper. very good condition. $4,200. (304)875-4052. 1991 S·10 V·8 Aulo, $2,895; 1994 S·!O ·Aulo $4.295; 1991 S· 10 $2,795; 1988 S·10 Auto $2, 19!5. Cook Motors, 740·.446· 0103. i993 Fold Ranger Sp~oh. 4 cyt, 5 sp., 90,000 miles, excellent conditiOn. ·sssoo, 740.992·1 182 or 304- 773-5305. 1997 black Chevy S·10 S1epalde Extended Cab, 3 door, loaded, 25.000 miles, vary sharp, full· far· lngs, $12,000, 740·949·2045 or 740.949-2203. 95 S·10 Blazer, LS Package, new tires, aluminum whHII, 43,000 miles. musf sell. $13,500, ·740· 992·7533. 7~0 Vanl & 4-WDI . 2668. Uveetock Hay & Grain I3Gl)675-5724. Swampers, $2,500 OBO 740.378· 1984 Chevy 4x4. 112 Ton With Short Wheel Bafl, 4' Ll«. 350 Wilh 4 Speed, Tool Box, Now 35' Tires, Many Other Ntw Parts, Great Condlllonl $2,500, 740· . 3l11Hl461' 7411-992-6976. 1986 Ford Truck 4 Wheel Drive, Runs Good And 4 Whtel· Drive TRMJSPOflTATION 710 Aul~l for Sale CARS $100, $500 6 UP. POLICE IMPOUND. Honda's Toyo1a's, . Chevya, Joops, And Sparr Ullll· llu. Call Nowl 800·772·7470; EXT. 7832. 1947 Dodgo, original , $750, 740. 687-0014. 1682 Ford .Felcon. 2 dr., hardtop, Calllornla car. aN original, $2,000, 304-773-5305 oltor8pm. 1989 Chevy Bola~. 2 Door1, 327, 2 Spud, Power-Glide. 87,000 Mlleo Molor/Trano Rebulll, 2nd Owner, $2,500 OBO 740·379· Works Good Asking $2,000, 300· · 773-5339. ,1889 S·10 Rod 4x4, Tln'11'f Wllld· owa, 81 ,000 Milas, Power Steer- Ing, Power Brakes, Oreal Sha.,81 740-379-2798. speed. PL. PW. too many extras 10 mentiOn, S4¥JS. 740-742-3114. 1997 Ford E•pedlllon 4 WD 40.000 Mlleo. Eacellenl Condl110n. $24,500. 740-367-0:119. 4·Wheei·Drlve. 198718·1 0/Tohoe Blazer, Black&Rod. PW,AC,AMI FM Cillttte. 5apd., 2.8/motor, new Headliner, TirOl. Tall·plpe. Excellent . Shape $4 100.1304)882·3613. lnaldeJout. 1980·90 Hondaa From $29/Mo., lmpoundal o Down, 24 Months 0 19.9% listings. 800-319-3323 e... 1993 883 Harley Davldaoq Black WRh 3,200 Milts, Aa~lng f&.OOO, Run Good, 11400 OBO; Evenings """"5:00 740-25&-6290. 1983 CadiMac Sedan DeVIlle, all ex1r11, oppro•. 160,000 miles, newer Urea, starts every time. needa 101110 - , $500, caH 740- 992·3071. 1985 Monljt Carlo, 350. AuiOmat· lc, Good ConditiOn,- 3 Piece Living Room Sullo Call Aftar 4:30. 740· -783)': 1HI 'Q'ani·Am 350, Automatic, Good Condlllon, $1 ,995 . 740· 7-9394. . 1998.Hondo Fourtrix 4 WhMitr, Good Condlllon, Uood Lllllo, $2.200 Neg:. 740·388·878>1 Afltr 5;30 P.M. 1888 Vomaha Warrior Excellonl Slllptl (740~50 . ) , 1200 Harley OaYidton, new loll or chromo. $7500 oao, 740·702·~72tJil or 740-742-2875. 760 Auto -Part• & Accessorill Budget Prlc:od Tranom1111on1 All lYP••· Acctio To ovor 10,ooo Transm1111on1, OVC 245-6877. 44&-0390. J~ntl, 740- 1988 Toyota MR2, blue wllh blue Interior. T topa, 5 ap ., iuper - charged modal, right aldo dam· lgl, l1800, 740·992·1508 d8jl, 740·949·28>14 '"nlnga & woo· 1980 Fonl Tauruo, AUIOma11c, y. e. Now Tlrn, Good Condlllon. 12.000. 740-441.0751. . \: 210...,_,.. leo~ 211 SllleltMI w................. $2211,000.00 212 !mploJeee llenellta ............. $70,000.00 . 240 lupplteu Male! lola-· .................................oao.oo 2110 Cepltol OuiYy ...-.oo liotol Pollee Low ~ ... ' t310,S-Lighting .240 Suppfltl 6 Mlllertlll ••• Cam. . . & Motor Homes 1995 TIOGA By Fllthuoad; 31 Ft. Long AU Power, 2 Oue1n Sized Bodo. Heo Everything, 17,000 Mll01. like Now Coat $82,000, Aalclng $3'7,000, 740-2ee-eel1. . . ) I .") ·-, • Q It t K J 10 I • J •• I[ 50 Yrs. Combined Experience Honest & Reliable Free Estimates Senior Citizens Discount Slzea 6' x 10' to H 10' x 30' ' OUra Q 5 t Q 1 5 •.....,H.,... New Consttuclion & Reniodellng - Kitchen Cabinefs· Vinyl SidingRoofs - Decks - Garages · Estimates •Raldeodll ':0= en:lll 1 ·-··-··-·············1 *' ··-·········..···············100.00 .................·-··········12,1110.00 ................ 448·0870, 1-800·287·0576. Rog· ersWaJtrproOflng. ' French Clly Mayfag. 740·448· 7785. 8323. Llvln?tl1on'a Baaement W•ter Proo lf!Q, all blaem1nt rapalrl done, fret estlmatea, llf1Ume auarantae. 12yra on 'Jab experl· once. 1304)895-3887. Superior Home Malnttnenco A~ PlumblnX we·Do All Aopa~• on Horne• nd MObile Hom11, 740- 840 ElectriCIIind Refrlgerallon Residential or commercial wtrtng, new W¥lce or ~111. Ma11or IJ. censad electric an. Aldtnour EltclriCII, WV000308. 304·875· 17M. J!NtPloYMIHf Public Notice OFfiCE ~ For lniOnnlllon NfJIIdlnO ,. ....... ' mKBORN LO~t;H ,.i AATE: &.1~ ,.E.VUY~ OO~DIETOO ~~ IJN.DiTt!C~ 01\i! (}I(X.()(AiE5 ... I 6£l" CUJt0\5! 35~ BIG .NATE t1 C.HOl<E! :)'\---...,.... IIIII' . ..<IUiliL DOWN Hltii1Mt-Enlad , Worde of Ul ............ 2 Chew upon 3 llehlnd 4 IUIIw ....... 5 AbOVe (poet.) IAgt. OWoundmork 7 Dlilllet. 11 Clothel tinter -'--li-M * " - - 12--Fielldlllt lpl'lle 13 Gulclo'o high nota 11 Public ,_flh 20 111011 Olrt forthwl1h upon ,..,. ·'- ,. ·from the ~yro)'rla1.-n lllli1orlly I aertllled OCIWi'Df the . aeproprldl'itri' "•n ........ . .:.Y• Tlla ltllta Of Olllo -,lie . Cilunty, • • ~ Clellc ....,. ,Vlllaga Of POMI OJ In ""ld Caunty, •nd In wl!pll ciletody.tho I'IIM, Joum..., and Reoorde ore· : r e d by ......_. .. ... .... Ordlna'noe 11 tok111 ~~:. copied form the orl n•l Ordlllllnce on IIIIi 11ld VIllage, lllof''the lorqolng Ordlnaft01/1hll been oompered II¥ M tilth the ·uld orltilllll lft4h111at the 111110. 11 1 • - ,fJnd _ . 00W ........~~ 1 ·. Wlb ••• my olgnel!!\,111181 dt1r ol.lltnullly 1000. · . , Kmhv Hpell · .Cl.rk of t111 VIllage pf Pomeroy,, nlelgo CC11fl)ty, ONo . ' ' ' 12)14, '211 TC · · "' · , .......... -,.-::::.:;~~'! . Total 1 -.: ' .............. ,...... , . : • . . ~. --. 00n'1p!S1111fl>y¥priee11 ~,lhf c/oitlflrd secllon. · .. . Remodtllng StOp, Compif'e I 0 \ 20 SClO FREE ElmMATes n s.,..,.. - C...IH Plll'lll , ' Delllen. . fOOD st. )n,.7ScNiftl , : CootJ111, OH . , ., Utillli.e '. (7.40) "2:• • . , •• Ill' 111!1 .• , ...... ............. •..•,,....... .. ..._.,.,., ' · AliFeplacement p~rts Free hllveiy . H0-742-9501 'Toll Free ' ' . ,. I . .Hlah & ' " • Stlf-Steraae . 33795 fliland Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio 740·992-5212 . ' . 1.rae.,x11mo. ~ .' . ' =•pool 41 42 ........ 43F......weter >I -~ ., 44==• .; 41 Do• 47=:- ... rrnent 4150 ·lndeedt" 52 "Oolfyl~ 53 Atty.'e . . . • '" •. ..• ,. 'IIZVX VM AIBBFAA EWLCKA, KZFNE HVSF RVI QIE LCALPF GZLCKA KFE N HVE CVE EWNE EWLCK EWNE RVI.'- ... . ANX " KVHP. DRC ,. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Argumente ora to 1M avoided; they are always vulgar and often canvlnclng. • - Olear Wilde . . . r:=~:.~' S@\\~lA-l&t.~s· .... . ~ .. I fir CLAY I. POUAII _ ; , ._ _ lAM __ QR..,rra- le110ra . of lhe four acramblod -.Is be~ 1o lorm lour llmpla -do. I WH S T I C . • ,.... ~ '*"1 ..• ' • · ~ • G U EN D J· I r I I· K AL 0 C ~·. .Granny always says · t--,.,.,-n,r-1.-.,.-~ th•ngs are go.'ng along nicely "--'-·....J.L......o.L......o__...,_~ make sure you re not going .......... I1 I 1 1 1 0 .... PRINT NU/IolBERED lETTERS IN SQUARES .V I UNSCRAMBlE lETTERS FOR tt.NSWER · .. i 1 1 I ·r 1 r 1• _ 4. • _ • , ,. 1• • 1• .. ... 11111' 111 . SCIAMUTS ANIWIU Ocular • Mouth • Idiot - Either • DIRECTOR" Actor: "I would not know•ngly eat anything thai had intelfiQent life. But I would however, eala DIRECTOR. • FEBRUARY 14 I ,. ~ . ..• ... '• ~: I -, ' - . . .. I Tuesday, Feb. 15, 2000 In the year ahead, striving to jnake chang•" that could· better your lifnl)'le and weB-being can be productive, provided they are }tot lnsed upon impractical, un~e­ ¥istic thinking. 1 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 9) You inay mean well today l>y ~eworking the fiefS a bi1 in order 10 spa~e the feetings of anothUnfortunately, . when the .: nth is 'uncovered later, chances tre 'it wiD anger this penon. Try~ . ing~ to pat~h up a broken ro8tance? The Astra-Graph Matchmaker .can h<lp you undentand ·wbat to do 1:t1 make the relationflip work. Mail 12.75 to M~tch­ lllaker, c/o this newspafer, P.O. Oox 1758, Murr•y Hil Station, New York, NY I 0156. : PISCES {Feb. 2!1-Mmh 20) tlf coune, you dnn't hove 10 feci oblipted 1Q share a payoff with . l. J " ~, • · ~­. . Factory A'Aihorlled . Seplit: Sy..._ & ' 40 l!ocky Mounllln · ~ e=- . F.qaiplllenl Plll'lll " 31C-IIfll. ; t ' An ....' Tra~or & Houoe &: Trailer Sileo Lanil Clearing & Grading . .,· -ork HR.._. 31 Since 33 Workcf..t ·l .Dounae, . ,. Pllft ' IOWARD IXCAVAIII.. CO. I'll 27 Cupid a• un 7/llii11'N ,.dJ I •· ........ a IO\IOS10 99 ) _ )II )7 - - .,_, ~ 24 Agonl'a place , 25 Lhlu - (dog . •. I MONDAY :I ·i' . CONSTIIC1'101 . ·Ga,.. . ~ ' ' ROBOTMAN ~ trenuctlon 23 Wight, o.g. Complefe .... chuckle quot.d • .....I.L.....L--L--J. by filling In lhe milling _,.. '-.....1.-.1.. YDU dovlfop from ilop No. 3 below. PEANUTS \' ., 22 Steattdhend ..,.,.,AI;-rli_E,."1...;.-,.;rT_Ir-1·' e ~, Ohio .. . 1111 1tw1. 119 IMNIIJ, ,.,: ,f . . . . . .. · certify lhet ltoti to"'='~ BulldeHr & Ba~Wao. Annual AfiPI'OJII: !J, .DO 11. Calllll-11• . Katlly..,..., • ':• . . I COULDN'T 992-5479 ST< )RA< •',.. .. ~ .: !~r:1la.! Jeff Warner Ins. IIARI\VFI 111111 ....... Dbl. . .......... dlractlr te ~ ..... ..,. county;! INT - 21 Anle11no NorUo Eu& Pue . Pul All pul play.) . South won with the king and ran four diamond tricks, aided by a finelse through me. Lorraine threw a spade, Vivien and I each · ,.leased a heart. Now d~clarer cast adrili with a low club, won , by Lorraine's eight.·she Switched to a spade. I took three tricks in . . th~ suit, put Lorraine back in with her club ace, and a "earl through se~led declarer's fate . · ·" If either of us needed to ,·. discuss s·omething with an ''independent observer, 11 we· would . · call. I am going t.o miss ·those · cha1s so much. Cellular ==,k - · · · - AppiGjWiallon _ ..............- - .• r' ' '.00 MOTOR ICLil UCINU EndoW1!ilnt Fund !)t•olefr TAX FUN D TDIII ll!le IIJdo!l'nllowt ......, ' Phlllpl declarer can catch West in an end- L,..;.,__ -....ao \ 740-992· ..,...m :~ ................ FREE ESTiMAlES ooo oooOOOO oo .. oHoo_o. .ooo . . . . . . ............... , YOU U ~- 11111lllSIDEIIliAl .............,-aot ....,...,.... . -···---.............-.-.00 ................ Drywoll, Siding, Roolo, Addl, tiona, Palnflng, ale. (304)874· 4e23 or 1304)874-0158. • Room AlklftJOns • Rooting· PROQRAII V.l Other' Endowment Fund TRANSPOIITA'I'ION William Safranek, Attorney Stroot Conetructlon •nd Pelplllltii c.. ToW Olher Errduwn•tt · 592-5025 Athena "-nllrUOikin 1 ..........- ..................,,2011.00 240 supp!IM l lltdllilll ... Total for lllclowment .Pund ,....----~ - o.bllarvloa .12,112.40 l:fipropolaiiM'I$41.-,oo Total BtiHI Con.,...on a, QRAND TOTAL TIIUIT AND Stop ln And See AQENCV FUNDS ReconllrUcllon •11,337.00 Steve Riffle QRAND TOTAL .SPECIAL APPROPRIATIOit . REVENUE FUND $81,11400 QRAND TOTAL • ALL Sales Representative APPROPRfA'nON API'ROPRIATIONI $331,1113.00 Larry Schey ' Section 5. Thill llloro lie a.-.141.oo And the VIllage Cllltl II •pproprlot• .d from ,the following DEBT SERVICE hare!IJV autliorlald to diiiW warrant• on the VI.... ' I'UNDI lulldlng Trneurer lor payments Principii ..............$4,000.00 from Ill)' 'of the to"'golng l n t - ................ n.ooo.oo opproprl•tlone upon OtiMr .....................000.00 Tot.! •11.000.00 .................... oatt111D81M GRAND TOT"'- DEBT and voucher• tho,.lore, SERVICE FUND approved 11y. tho IIOaid or, _:~~!!!!U!~ otnoan atdhor~Dd lly lb · APPROPRIATIONI $11,oao.oo to pprova 1M ume. or • ----'"'iFUiiiY'iiiSU~h ' Section a. Tllat 1here be ordinance or "'IOIIIIfon of •pproprlote from the 'council to make the lollowln11 CAPITAL axpendlturee; provided thai no worrantl ehlll 1M drawn PROJECTS, ""ND$. or paid lor ulorlll or SEWERLINE CONSTRUCTION FUND ••••• except to per•on• •:::rfoyed lly outliortty o.l Olhtr Conllructlon •••••~'""" • In IICCCHdoi1CII with llw · .......·................... 1300,000.00 Total for Conatrucllon Fund or ordinance. Provided the ......... - .......•••••.. $300,ooo..act further · that appropriation tor (740) 367-0266 WATERUIE contlngencltl cen only 1M CONSTRUCTION FUND expanded upon appe•l· of l-800 -9 50-3359 s- Ql'llll ••••• $211,111111.00 -thlrda vote of CouncU Total for ltlle Qronl Fund • for · llema of expen11 •.......................... . .,000.00 GRAND TOTAL CAPITAL conelllutlng • 111111 PROJECT FUND ollllg•llon •g•lnot the village and .for purpo••• API'ROPRfATION other than thoH -red IIJV .....000.00 . tpe ,ltlc Section 7. That there 1M other r opproprleted form the epproprtatlono herein S~I!CTION · 12. . following ENTERPRISE "'•ohltlon 111111 toke• :::~~ FUNDS. at th• ••rlleel P' Wlllr Offlct : ., ollinnd lly lew. 210 Plnonol Sllflllni l'aiMd January 3, 2000 111~ ....- .... AIIMI: . .............- ..........1141,000.00 211 Benellll ...........230 Conlntctuttl w.1cM .. Sllcllon &705/3t• ............ ,_.............10,GOOJJO 240 8uppllil6 .._1111 ~~... -uunt11re) 1"...... ,; •............- ..., ••;:.$120,000 OD county auditor !Ilea with the Tot.! Offlco ..- ,132t,OOO 11!1 opprap~-!nL~ Pumplllll · certificate thlll the t-1 240 Suppllft 6 llllllrlllo l ............. - ...........111.000.00 appropriation• form. •Hh ... . .. ,. Total Pufllplng $11,000.00 lund, tlbilllllltlter with fl'i Mlltl'l other outetandUit' J . ~OIIRIIISS~~t 240 opproprlotlono,' do ni.'i' •xce•d IUOh O"fflolii' . r ;~-: ootlm•t• or ·••enlit"d' • NIW Homee . ' ,I Dfflclll ........ When .,.. appropriation tlooe nqt ST. I{ I. ~ .exc11d ouch offlola'l . .!Complete . ·~ ................ Jlfna. Drywall & Conalructlon. New Qonsuucuon & RemodtU Prog......V. top line. Uc. 1 IJ0.50 · Weot Last year, from Down Under died. The fint, on September 27, was Lor• rain< Boyd. Many times a New Zealand international, she succumbed to bone cancer at the cruelly early age of 42. . Lorraine and I met in Seattle at the 1984 Worl.1 Team Olympiad. The fint thing I heard her say was, "All I've done since I got ·here is play bridge and talk to my huiband." Well, she did a lot more of both .. Here is a deal we defended together when I paid a visit to Auckland. South was Vivien Cor. neB, who became Lorraine's ~eg­ ular partner. She· opened with a weak no-trump, showing 12-14 poin11. My double was debatoble .with such scattered values, no good lead and a passed·partner. lied die club two: nine ... l It is norn~al for third hand to win with the ace, then to return the · 10. Instead, to put in the 10 at trick one makes it difficult for partner to read the position. Still, Lorraine realized that she might need. the dub ace as a late entry, · so she did insert .the 10- and it was the only way 1:t1 defeat 1he contract. (If East wins trick one •. .ASKID LUKE'A? · .-.oo Sterbum PubliC Notice. ................. dOOII. wtndoWI, balhl, homo repolr and moro. For , ..~ ..11_ma,. call Chal, 740-992· NOBODY P1'81'¥ 992·9~30or l.Umt .................. =lrf· ~ =\::Jr.. 1 . two close friends ' ....00 Coverlll -ldlnidllioo ................ C&C General Home Main· 10ntnct• Ptlnflng, vinyl tiding, ATI:30 P.M •. Melnst. . : 57P• tt 30 lpll did 32 Cilltaln oompaund 34 Flinoua collie 35 AuthOr ,.,..._ - 1.8.,.. Jlelll MThe- BY PHlliP ALDIR PIIJing $10.00 ................. Name Brand~ OVer 25 Yeara Ex· pertence All Work Guarantied, Thuraday• ARe YOU P,L.AYIN' CAllOS TONIGHT, POIMrOy,OH Total,_l'lltlon Progrom • -·-··· .....12,100.00 Totll for Porbllllcrtdon 5~!~ v - ....., Jltlllty Fund ·-···1371,000.00 PI'OIIr8m •• • Lloleul'l Time lanlllrY . . _ Fuill , . Act. ......---•••••n• $2,1100.00 PROQRAM V • BABIC ITA'n CIRANT I'UNII · U11UTYIEIMCU Poltca ov.raOfilol 110 PeraonallerilcM 111 lallrlei/W.....11t.OO 240 • if l u i . _ _ . . . -·--.........__,1Ga,IOO.OO Tolll S11te Gn1nt ••• $1.5t.OO Total for 8tN Ql'llll Fund • Tolltl Otnca ..... •1ia,loo.00 Tot•l tor lannory 1awa; .....- -......1••00 OTHER I PECIAL REVENUE Fund Appftlprlatlon · ·, PI'OIIIIm V • JIUI~ · Utility FUNDS ' larvloe............ ,lllt.I'OO 00 ..,.1oM 1'111210 ,...,... Utllltlla Dol!diilta l'1lnd 211 Salarlti/Wogtl ··-········ PROQRAII ,~ v · I,A,IIC ···:·"···~·-·oq •.•;~_...150.00 uni.n'YIEIMCEI . . 2128etwits 2408upp Depo'e Jt• R~tundod . ............171,141.00 S7,000.00 UIAud11or F - a.eoo.oo Total tor UUIIUee Dop Dlltl Fund Appropriation · Total Oilier 111M of Funcll .,.........$71,311.00 P11111rom V • a••la Utility ·uu111111 lani ...... ...$7,111!000 G R 'A N D TOTAL MO" ...p liM A .._...... .. ....,.....;• .11,173.00 . ENTERPRIIE FUNDI ., 23iAud lloi' 1'... -$700.00 Aitl'fiOPRIATIOit Totll Oilier U-Dfl'undl ••11,1100.00 ''· ..............17,173.00 leotl1111 t, Tlllll the"' be ENFORCEMENT •pproprtotatl from the LAW FUNQ , . ' ~ TRUIT ·AND ~< M I·IICURITY OF , I'UNDI. ,, ' • ' ·· , ·' ' PIRIONS,AND I'IIOPIIRTY POUCI DIWIUTY AND ' ' Pollee Law Enforoem•nt PENSION I'UND 2401upp lift llleltrllle ... · PROCIRAIII J IIQUtiiTY 01' ..............11,1100.00 PERSONS AIID PRQIIIIIITY . PoilcLew Employ.ro'...,. Tollil EnlorCitmont ..: •• 11,1100 00 · Tot.offor PoliN DJirbMr~Total for Law lrtforc•••nt ...- ............ __,.....11,1• 00 Fund ...... .....,;._,11,1100.00 Total for POIIco Dleallllty Penal on l'un,j lllfely I'und 240 luppllaa a anti 55 lead: •2· Siding • New Garag11 • Rep~ Windows 740.742·2706 .74(}446·1l41 On llotllll I. New H01111111 • VInyl · .Clean & Scotch Guard $40 ~ Any t..eel Club Smlai.Melp ud GoiUI CaD for - IIC. Nonnal Size Room; •iadulrlll c....,. IUIUEU CARPET SERVICE 992·6215 ror ooo•oo00000000IOI0000H-00127 WATERPR001'1NG BURKE'S V.C. YOUNG prorida- ~I I I I Free Unconditional lifetime ~uarantee. Local relerences furn shed. Ea· 18bllahed 1975. Call 24 Hrl. (740) .Polnllng lof'lllo6 Porcl! Dodlt FrH Etlinlllll Pomlloy, 0111o ~uthern Ohio~ Constractfon Home Improvements BASEMENT • A 10 I s-tll Reidy lor 1 clwlp? · 240 Suppllft • M.Wrlel ••••. 100.00 Tollll Qu UUIIIy $2,100.00 I 740-74Z·3411 Total Program V • loolc . Bry1n Reeves . UUIItyS......I - $8,200.00 -.sunaethome.com PRoGRAM VIII • QENERAL · QOVERNMENT Mayor and Admlnlabatl.. Public Notice Otllcee GRAND TOTAL QENERAL 210 Po180nt1l SllrviCII 211 ~~~~ ............ I'UI!D APPROPIIAliON ••• - ......................-U7,t15.00 · · - - -............1113,710.00 212 Employee aeuenll ...... ltctlon 4. Thill there be -······· ..···········-·--..,,$00.00 •PPtoprloted from the 220 Trevll Tr8neportatlon • following SPECIAL ................................... 1110.00 REVENUE FUNDI. SlrMI 240 Supphl6 ............. Conllrucllon, Maintenance ,415.00 and Repair l'und Tax Refund1 ....... 11.000.00 . Stroot Molntenorloa and . Total Mayor 6 · Rejllllr Fund Admlnlllrollvl omcee ••.••.• ..................- .........7.750.00 llroet Molntenonc~ and Repair Ltglel111ve Actlvlllta ·210 Pereonol Sllrvlcle (CounciQ .211 SIIIWIJWagee ............ 210 Ptrae~MI Sanrlceo 1 05,0GO.OO 211. Sa._...rNag•• .......,;... '212 leneflta .......t31,100.00 •..........._..................15,480.00 2 1 2 . . -........... ~.00 :240 luppllaa 6 .._..... •• ToW l.eglllatlva ActMtiH ·-"""'"'"""'""'""'''"'"131,71'7.00 .210 Debt Service~ .............. ~ ..........._....................000.00 ---~-···············13,203.00 Mayor'• Court 230 ContnctuoiSer"ce• .. · TCIIII Street Malntlnoilca .......... ·--·-···········•.oao.oo and ROIIIIIr ...... $118,100.00 ToW lloyor'a Court ........... · - - Ct.nlng, · - · tea Rt.IIICMII .................... _,,, •••$1.000.00 240 Suppllaa I Mlllertlll •.• Clark, Treoaurer . ............... ~ ..........._$3.50(J,OQ 210 Ptrae~nil Sllrvl001 8t1'HI Clnnlng, Snow 211 Slllorlei/Wilgee ............ Totll .............................117,000.00 6 ._ Ramovol .... t3;500.00 . for Street 2128enelltl ........12,100.00 Tot•l Conatructlon Tollll Clet'II/INIIUI'Ir ......... Melnt•n•nce and · Repair ..........................:.$1t,IOO.OO Fund ................ $1to,OOO.OO Undelnd Bulldlnge . PROQRAM VI 111111 Sllrvlcll $8,100.00 TRANSPORTA'nON Tolll Ltonn •nd llulldlntl• St•t• Hlghwey. •nd lm,.....I!Mf1l Fund llollrda •nd Commllllone 240 Suppllft .............. County Auditor'• 6 .............................. 17.215.00 -n.-•o FM •• $2,200.00 Total strMI llolntenence 6 Auditor of S-'1 FM ••••.••. ................................,;100.00 Repair.................. S7 ,215.00 Total for State Highway SollcHor · 230 ConlrRiual Sllrv!Ctl .. Improvement Fund Prog18111 IV-n.n~ ............. ··-··...................... $4,1500.00 · ToW $c1Ucl1or.-. $4,100.00 , ................... ~.......... $7.-.oo othlr o-ral Govamment CEMETERY FUND PROGRAM II • PU.aLIC 230 Contrectull Sllrvlcee •. HEALTH SEIMCES ··-·····················-~ ....000.00 Ce111•tery 210 Peroe~nal Total Other Genorol Govamrnent........ u,oao.oo Sllrvlcte laloriM/W................. TOIII PI'OII,.m VII • Qtnelll 211 .............................. $7,700.00 GOVIIIIment.....127,1110.00 212 laneftll ........J1,3GO.OO othlr u- ot Funda SUppllil 6 M......le,. •• 271 T........... •120,000.00 140 .............................. 12.000.00 TOIII Other U- of Fundi TCitll Cemetery. $11,000.00 .......................... $120,000.00 Section 3. That 1htire 1M TCitll for Cometery ............. •pproprloted from the •••-•--••••••n•••n•n•11,000.00 QENERAL F U N D for Tot.! for Cometery ~und PI'OIIrlm II - PuiiUc Health contlniiiJICiel tor purpone Serv ,_............... $11,000.00 not otherwt" provided for, PARKS AND RECREATION to lit expe~ded In FUND llooordonoe with the PROGRAM Ill • LEISURE provlo!on• of laotlon 'nME ACTIIimES . lyGIAO, R.C.,' 1111 •.u!" of RICI'MIIon PI'OIII'Inl 2408u ppllft6llallllall ... 810 z 51 More untlghlty 54 LArgo 11111 Dealer: North 22 if~ · SERVICES ••• s _...,oek Johnny- Vulnerable: Neltber tt2·7'MS 7:00\AM • 8 PM •·-··········•••••·•·······12, s • K83 ·740 848-2217 Gal Ulllly J 11 AI tho tiP 1111ont'l... 17 '.1 a& d1r 11 Qumllo ~ 20 End ol ehlpl .... 23"--llltho clllcl" '-----=-++--~....._..._'-~'----t---17 45n1 Penon• I. Praperty a . . . . . . . .. . .,_,,,.................. $340,000.00 Eu& 6 I 75 Z • 10 7 I A IC J • Q 10 t • A IS 2 Racine, OhiO ··--·····················$30·Total Proanm I·~ 441.()113. 790 n (740) 742-8888 1-888-521-0918 .........., D-h ,...,uv u.. an Road PEIIIONS AND PROPERTY PollceUw~ ApPliance Paris And Strvlco: All ,.otorcycl11 ••• s SELF STORAOE 4.3 motor wllh 701.000 miles. 5 74!1 198~ Honda Civic Lola 01 New Parta, Needs Minor Aep8ir To ... ...... ......':nv: 1991 Ford Ranger 4x4 XLT, 1993 2666. 3901 . ' 319-3323 X2158. 830 Suaw: Br)Qht Wire Tie Straw Year 'Round Delivery & Volume Dis· . count Available. Htrltap Farm . I Mos. 019.9% For Lilllngs t-800- 1977 Chevy Blazer 4x4 Rebuilt Motor, New Parts, 314 Ton Rear Ends, 4 .56 Gears. Newer ,39.!5 840 ' CARS FROM $2t/MO. lm· pounds /Ropos. Fee. SO Down /24 Will pay SUMy. PIOI>Ibly Caahl 1740)-4>41.0136 . Elu1chor Hog 740-~510. I EXT. 6336. 1972 Ford, 112 Ton , V·8, Au· Male • le...t Servl•• •L11IIt ll••li•1 741J.88e 6152. PROQRAM V • IAIIC 1998 Pontiac Flreblrd Trsns-Am, unUTV SERVICES 17000 miles, auiO, cd, oM'I8r me- · Electrtc UUIIIy tame with dark pewter leather, 240 SuppiiM I Mlterllla •.. rlgh1 lronr f!nder damage, ..............................$4,100.00 $14,500, 740' 992·1506 days, ~-•EJ~c UUIIty 740-949-2644 · - _,.., ···-······ ................................. ,100.00 While 3 months old, Will be Bumper warranty. will acctJ)I trade Small $250.00. (740~388-8642. .ead0Wnpaymen1, 741J.992-5407. Qlve Chocolate For Valentines! HONDA's $100; $500 &UP. PO· AKC C.hocolata Lab Puppies, LICE IMPOUND. Honda's Toyo· Dew Clawa Removed, Wormed & 1a'a, Chovya, Jeeps, And Sporl Shots, 740-367-ll659. UIHIUes. Call Nowl 800.772·7470: Loo~lng for female longhair Dachshund to breed, Please call 740-4<4&-2055ie!MIIll06SII!I". . •r.,wu l1•c.t 42 Dleellc-. 41laGrllfll. 41AWMI 10~ a•rr ,....... ," llanllrUI*Y No Crecll • Slow Cndll• lllpO • .,._••• ...... 1 leo....... IT..a 12 Act. . _ • vemp 'atnue 14 Dlnlr 4t FIIIIIICI Ijl!lellol~~n=-2~-~TIItll~~~~~~ter~l~bll~~-ll~t. ..... and weekends. ...............,... ' )' ) ~) ALDER Rutland, Ohio Truck seats, car seats, headliner. truck tarps, convertible & VInyl tope, Four wheeler seats, motorcycle seat~, boat covers, carpets, etc. Mon • Frl 8:30 • 11:00 Over 40 yra experience • Drl-.w.y St••• r- ....... --:;:;: ~ ·~: ;:~ n~e~;·o~o:~:~:-r~:~:,~:~:~:~:-~~~:a~~i,,~~~~-'"~ .o~S:~d~.d~,;,.:~.r:~.";~;:';r: r Crodlt Choctll No Turndownal . ., . . All •P 01111orane ''P1 , .. ..,......., I 1 . . . . . . ofthe ...... of.. o,. .... of 01*, tlullnt tho 111081 YMf ....,. oecomllorl1,:1111111. II clan 1. U IT REIOLVED 11¥ the Counol ~ ~ ~. . . . -~ . _ of , 111111, "' jWOwlde for tho ourNnll expi11TII and olhlr ...,......_ of tho ...,. Vllege of PCIIMtOY IIUrlni ... ..... Doaomlillr 31, 2000. 'nle foltowlnleume 1111 end IIIey IIINily Ht lllde IIIII IPPropotllld M!ollon. 40 0.. IIJV, • ACROSS PHILLIP ft. •• > "' J'J someone who hos doni: 'nothing to deserve it, but do l:ltvide the boun~ fairly with those) vho aided in the acJliev~ment'. r: ARIES {March 2)-April 19) watch earefidly what you say or do today, becaus~ there's .a strong chance that a weD•intentioned gesture on your p)trt could be misinterpreted and '!iroduce the opposite ef&cts you dCure. TAURUS (April :ZO..May 20) ·usually you're a most .determined penon who isn'tl• easily dissuaded from your purposes, · but today frien<U could ,,readily . 13lk you out of doing )IVIiat you kno-v you should be dOing. GEMINI {May :ZI-Ju!!e .lO) •'fry io ... thinp"tl)<by ro'f'wli:~i .. they reaDy are and oot as you • • merely wish them to be. o;,..p ... ·pointment is possible when you . pin your hopes on unreolisric premloes. ·' CANCER Oune 2\-July 22) If you are 100 indecisiVe or wiahy-wathy, you know darn well that nothing worth bragjling obout is likely 10 be accom • , I 1 ' , ,• J 1 ' ,, ' ' 1", I plished today. Plus, this behavior . is apt to annoy your companions. . LEO Quly 23- Aug. 22) Stop worrying about . whether - othe15 '"' getting their jobs dane · and begin concen.trating on your · responsibilities and if you're doing a proper job. That's what brings you success. VIRGO {Aug. 2.3-Sept. 22) De careful attempting to imibte a tactic that worked well for a friend. There are no al!unnces that you will get the same results, and you could end up empty-h ~ nde<l. . , ,liBRA {Sept. 2:1-0rt. 23) lnvoivcmbnts in cndcav9r~ · where you;ll· blve no say in 1hc decision n1a~ing could be .• ·big mistake ,today. The ju<!gments ·• . rendered may not serve your best . interests, only thdn. . · SC.O RPIO {Oct. 24Nov. 22) Hold younelf accounta ble today for dlinp you do that go wrong. By trying to blame someon~ else for yo~r mistakes, Y<IU could lose the f.aith of those who are intpollatlt 10 you. '· \I .j, �• • ' • P8te 84 ·The Dllltt s._11Me1_ 710 Autow for Sale S40 Mlacullanaoua llarchenlllu . Stf 01 Heodilghl C:O.Wo l'ot A 1"7·1"' Chll'oly· C11¥lllor. UII.OO. onty Uoed ACQU111e 01 Thwi.Cot:!iM-T/HIM1. ...,_.,_,_170cm-..g. nol 8111'1, llolomon llndlfl9l l ~ 8lzo • ~ - · · Col 1!183 Ford MuttOng LX, 4 Cylinder, Aufomollc, Air, PW. POL. to.ooo - · 0no ownor, Elo:tJ. lent Condition, $5,000, 740-S79- · 1ti83FordP-. II!Vfmruno good, looko good, 35 mpg, $57!10,·74(1-1182 8121. 1!183 Font P -. 11110. good con8TEELIJliiLOIN08 • Mutlllqul- - -.. motallc, 14,000, 740dele Eidotina -110ry 2. 25x30. lfl2·m7. 301140, OSdii. -.a For llolonct 1993 ~-· ........._ ~ 1-·?tih.... _ ..n Sl2' 4 door' 4 •J•r dor, auiOmetlc, 1111,428 - •· 1081 Wottrllne Speclol: 314 200 PSI with tan Interior. oaklng $4800. $21.15 Ptr 100; 1' 200 PSI 740·992·15011 doyo or 740-949$37.00 ...,. 100: Alllrooa Com· 2844 OYinlngund :uulondl. ~:"N'f~=RPRISES 1995 24 Fl. By 8 Fl. Cor Hauter ~-Trailer. 740-441·1136 Dlly1lme. - • · Ot*>, HIOIJ.53HI528 WE FINANCE COMPUTERS! AI 1995 Sulc~ Loaabra ~~~".:.~:::.~ Setn On TV · All Approved! Bad Cruise. Pwr. Credit • Bonkrup1cy OKAYI No w!n~!'~·._P:Pwr~Stala, Allor 4 P.M. 740-24H118. . .• B -. Eacollom Condition. Will DtMr$4000B0 . , 740-446-6962. 27' Digital S'islem 3 Table Model Wllh 'lloaa Speaker Sys11m' Exconon1 Condlllon, Price $500, 1~aa. 9870 • ~~~TA~H;~~~J~~i/JJJ'L~~ Qv W1 Flnance, '0' Downl Past Credit Problemo OKU Even If 1ltrnod Down Boforoll Reestablish 'lburCrodiUf HIOIJ.B59-03S9. 550 Building ·; Book Supplies Block, brick, sewer pipes, wind· ow11, Antela, etc. Claude Winters, Rio Grande, OH Call 740·245· 512 1. 560 Pete for Sale 5 Year Old Schlpperkle House· trained 101ba. Updated Shots/ Spade, Good With Children, Call lllnlerested In Evenings. 740· . .7~ . AKC Pomeranian Puppy, Male, · $4495; 1993 Aoro01ar, et· ,OOO miles, new llras, n~ ¥111, $4295; 1994 Fer Ranger XL. 79,000 mlloa. bodllner, air, nice truck, $3995; 1993 Dodge Dynasly, six cylinder, four door, g6od car, $2695. 7.co-74~:.~;~S:.~e- 9609 199 7 Dodge lnlrtpld, 3.5 V·6 , 59,833 miles, maroon wllh gray In1erlor, cruise, recovered 1he11, asking $7800, 740·992· 1506 days or 740·949·2J!44 avonlngs • ~998 Ford Taurus 4 Doors, Excellenl Condition, $11,000 , Ap· prox $2 .000 Under Book Price, Purebred St. Barnard puppies, $150 each, cal 740-992·2721. · Sill month talking Quaker parrot and cage, 740-992·5883. Tea Cup Registered 1998 Toyot1 Sienna van, low mlloago, OKcollenl con~ltion, re· main dar ol 7 year Bumper to Dachshund Show Ouallty, $250, 740-441·9540. 570 · Musical Instruments . Brand New Gibson Les Paul Guitar With Case, $1,000, 740-379-2601. . Elec~~ FOR SALE: CONSOLE PIANO. Responsible party wanted to make, low monthly payments on plano. See locally. Call: 1·800· 268-6218. FARM SUPPLIES & LIVE STOCK .810 Farm Equipment 0% Financing·Now Availbale On John Deere Balers And Mower Conditioners. Carmichael's Farm &lawn 1·800.594·1111 -0r 740· 446·2412 Gallipolis, Ohio. Oon'1 Mlu Our John Deere Day February 12, 11:00A.M. Baler. Vermeer 805C With Extra Set Ot Tension Springs; Excellent Condlllon. $3.000. Cell 740·682· 6882. New Farmers · Tobacco Ware· house, Rlploy, Ohio. Selling To· bacco 2 days waakltlll February 241h. 1·888·844·4365/0rvlllo Whalen. 820 · W.nted to Buy Wanted to Buy 5·10 Acres Gallla County. Rtatrlcllona Preferred. 720 Trucks for Sale 1omallc, A/C. 88.885/mlleo. ga· rage kept, No Rust, $3,200, 740- 379-2601. 1975 Chevy 1/2Ton Plck·Up, Auto, Diamond Plate, FlatBed. Good Slickar,Tires, New Ex· haust. E~~:cellent Running Condl· 110n.i$1400.(3Gl)882·3613. 19&1 Chevy Pickup, 8 Cylinder. AutomatiC, Call Alter 5:00Pm . 740-4<4&-3243. 1990 Mll&ublahl Mlgh1y Max, Husband's »uck, Wlfs Says Has To GoI $3,000. 740-388-0579. 1991 Dodge Doko1a, 3.1 8 V-8. AuiO ·w/Air. 8« bed/Also liner & Topper. very good condition. $4,200. (304)875-4052. 1991 S·10 V·8 Aulo, $2,895; 1994 S·!O ·Aulo $4.295; 1991 S· 10 $2,795; 1988 S·10 Auto $2, 19!5. Cook Motors, 740·.446· 0103. i993 Fold Ranger Sp~oh. 4 cyt, 5 sp., 90,000 miles, excellent conditiOn. ·sssoo, 740.992·1 182 or 304- 773-5305. 1997 black Chevy S·10 S1epalde Extended Cab, 3 door, loaded, 25.000 miles, vary sharp, full· far· lngs, $12,000, 740·949·2045 or 740.949-2203. 95 S·10 Blazer, LS Package, new tires, aluminum whHII, 43,000 miles. musf sell. $13,500, ·740· 992·7533. 7~0 Vanl & 4-WDI . 2668. Uveetock Hay & Grain I3Gl)675-5724. Swampers, $2,500 OBO 740.378· 1984 Chevy 4x4. 112 Ton With Short Wheel Bafl, 4' Ll«. 350 Wilh 4 Speed, Tool Box, Now 35' Tires, Many Other Ntw Parts, Great Condlllonl $2,500, 740· . 3l11Hl461' 7411-992-6976. 1986 Ford Truck 4 Wheel Drive, Runs Good And 4 Whtel· Drive TRMJSPOflTATION 710 Aul~l for Sale CARS $100, $500 6 UP. POLICE IMPOUND. Honda's Toyo1a's, . Chevya, Joops, And Sparr Ullll· llu. Call Nowl 800·772·7470; EXT. 7832. 1947 Dodgo, original , $750, 740. 687-0014. 1682 Ford .Felcon. 2 dr., hardtop, Calllornla car. aN original, $2,000, 304-773-5305 oltor8pm. 1989 Chevy Bola~. 2 Door1, 327, 2 Spud, Power-Glide. 87,000 Mlleo Molor/Trano Rebulll, 2nd Owner, $2,500 OBO 740·379· Works Good Asking $2,000, 300· · 773-5339. ,1889 S·10 Rod 4x4, Tln'11'f Wllld· owa, 81 ,000 Milas, Power Steer- Ing, Power Brakes, Oreal Sha.,81 740-379-2798. speed. PL. PW. too many extras 10 mentiOn, S4¥JS. 740-742-3114. 1997 Ford E•pedlllon 4 WD 40.000 Mlleo. Eacellenl Condl110n. $24,500. 740-367-0:119. 4·Wheei·Drlve. 198718·1 0/Tohoe Blazer, Black&Rod. PW,AC,AMI FM Cillttte. 5apd., 2.8/motor, new Headliner, TirOl. Tall·plpe. Excellent . Shape $4 100.1304)882·3613. lnaldeJout. 1980·90 Hondaa From $29/Mo., lmpoundal o Down, 24 Months 0 19.9% listings. 800-319-3323 e... 1993 883 Harley Davldaoq Black WRh 3,200 Milts, Aa~lng f&.OOO, Run Good, 11400 OBO; Evenings """"5:00 740-25&-6290. 1983 CadiMac Sedan DeVIlle, all ex1r11, oppro•. 160,000 miles, newer Urea, starts every time. needa 101110 - , $500, caH 740- 992·3071. 1985 Monljt Carlo, 350. AuiOmat· lc, Good ConditiOn,- 3 Piece Living Room Sullo Call Aftar 4:30. 740· -783)': 1HI 'Q'ani·Am 350, Automatic, Good Condlllon, $1 ,995 . 740· 7-9394. . 1998.Hondo Fourtrix 4 WhMitr, Good Condlllon, Uood Lllllo, $2.200 Neg:. 740·388·878>1 Afltr 5;30 P.M. 1888 Vomaha Warrior Excellonl Slllptl (740~50 . ) , 1200 Harley OaYidton, new loll or chromo. $7500 oao, 740·702·~72tJil or 740-742-2875. 760 Auto -Part• & Accessorill Budget Prlc:od Tranom1111on1 All lYP••· Acctio To ovor 10,ooo Transm1111on1, OVC 245-6877. 44&-0390. J~ntl, 740- 1988 Toyota MR2, blue wllh blue Interior. T topa, 5 ap ., iuper - charged modal, right aldo dam· lgl, l1800, 740·992·1508 d8jl, 740·949·28>14 '"nlnga & woo· 1980 Fonl Tauruo, AUIOma11c, y. e. Now Tlrn, Good Condlllon. 12.000. 740-441.0751. . \: 210...,_,.. leo~ 211 SllleltMI w................. $2211,000.00 212 !mploJeee llenellta ............. $70,000.00 . 240 lupplteu Male! lola-· .................................oao.oo 2110 Cepltol OuiYy ...-.oo liotol Pollee Low ~ ... ' t310,S-Lighting .240 Suppfltl 6 Mlllertlll ••• Cam. . . & Motor Homes 1995 TIOGA By Fllthuoad; 31 Ft. Long AU Power, 2 Oue1n Sized Bodo. Heo Everything, 17,000 Mll01. like Now Coat $82,000, Aalclng $3'7,000, 740-2ee-eel1. . . ) I .") ·-, • Q It t K J 10 I • J •• I[ 50 Yrs. Combined Experience Honest & Reliable Free Estimates Senior Citizens Discount Slzea 6' x 10' to H 10' x 30' ' OUra Q 5 t Q 1 5 •.....,H.,... New Consttuclion & Reniodellng - Kitchen Cabinefs· Vinyl SidingRoofs - Decks - Garages · Estimates •Raldeodll ':0= en:lll 1 ·-··-··-·············1 *' ··-·········..···············100.00 .................·-··········12,1110.00 ................ 448·0870, 1-800·287·0576. Rog· ersWaJtrproOflng. ' French Clly Mayfag. 740·448· 7785. 8323. Llvln?tl1on'a Baaement W•ter Proo lf!Q, all blaem1nt rapalrl done, fret estlmatea, llf1Ume auarantae. 12yra on 'Jab experl· once. 1304)895-3887. Superior Home Malnttnenco A~ PlumblnX we·Do All Aopa~• on Horne• nd MObile Hom11, 740- 840 ElectriCIIind Refrlgerallon Residential or commercial wtrtng, new W¥lce or ~111. Ma11or IJ. censad electric an. Aldtnour EltclriCII, WV000308. 304·875· 17M. J!NtPloYMIHf Public Notice OFfiCE ~ For lniOnnlllon NfJIIdlnO ,. ....... ' mKBORN LO~t;H ,.i AATE: &.1~ ,.E.VUY~ OO~DIETOO ~~ IJN.DiTt!C~ 01\i! (}I(X.()(AiE5 ... I 6£l" CUJt0\5! 35~ BIG .NATE t1 C.HOl<E! :)'\---...,.... IIIII' . ..<IUiliL DOWN Hltii1Mt-Enlad , Worde of Ul ............ 2 Chew upon 3 llehlnd 4 IUIIw ....... 5 AbOVe (poet.) IAgt. OWoundmork 7 Dlilllet. 11 Clothel tinter -'--li-M * " - - 12--Fielldlllt lpl'lle 13 Gulclo'o high nota 11 Public ,_flh 20 111011 Olrt forthwl1h upon ,..,. ·'- ,. ·from the ~yro)'rla1.-n lllli1orlly I aertllled OCIWi'Df the . aeproprldl'itri' "•n ........ . .:.Y• Tlla ltllta Of Olllo -,lie . Cilunty, • • ~ Clellc ....,. ,Vlllaga Of POMI OJ In ""ld Caunty, •nd In wl!pll ciletody.tho I'IIM, Joum..., and Reoorde ore· : r e d by ......_. .. ... .... Ordlna'noe 11 tok111 ~~:. copied form the orl n•l Ordlllllnce on IIIIi 11ld VIllage, lllof''the lorqolng Ordlnaft01/1hll been oompered II¥ M tilth the ·uld orltilllll lft4h111at the 111110. 11 1 • - ,fJnd _ . 00W ........~~ 1 ·. Wlb ••• my olgnel!!\,111181 dt1r ol.lltnullly 1000. · . , Kmhv Hpell · .Cl.rk of t111 VIllage pf Pomeroy,, nlelgo CC11fl)ty, ONo . ' ' ' 12)14, '211 TC · · "' · , .......... -,.-::::.:;~~'! . Total 1 -.: ' .............. ,...... , . : • . . ~. --. 00n'1p!S1111fl>y¥priee11 ~,lhf c/oitlflrd secllon. · .. . Remodtllng StOp, Compif'e I 0 \ 20 SClO FREE ElmMATes n s.,..,.. - C...IH Plll'lll , ' Delllen. . fOOD st. )n,.7ScNiftl , : CootJ111, OH . , ., Utillli.e '. (7.40) "2:• • . , •• Ill' 111!1 .• , ...... ............. •..•,,....... .. ..._.,.,., ' · AliFeplacement p~rts Free hllveiy . H0-742-9501 'Toll Free ' ' . ,. I . .Hlah & ' " • Stlf-Steraae . 33795 fliland Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio 740·992-5212 . ' . 1.rae.,x11mo. ~ .' . ' =•pool 41 42 ........ 43F......weter >I -~ ., 44==• .; 41 Do• 47=:- ... rrnent 4150 ·lndeedt" 52 "Oolfyl~ 53 Atty.'e . . . • '" •. ..• ,. 'IIZVX VM AIBBFAA EWLCKA, KZFNE HVSF RVI QIE LCALPF GZLCKA KFE N HVE CVE EWNE EWLCK EWNE RVI.'- ... . ANX " KVHP. DRC ,. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Argumente ora to 1M avoided; they are always vulgar and often canvlnclng. • - Olear Wilde . . . r:=~:.~' S@\\~lA-l&t.~s· .... . ~ .. I fir CLAY I. POUAII _ ; , ._ _ lAM __ QR..,rra- le110ra . of lhe four acramblod -.Is be~ 1o lorm lour llmpla -do. I WH S T I C . • ,.... ~ '*"1 ..• ' • · ~ • G U EN D J· I r I I· K AL 0 C ~·. .Granny always says · t--,.,.,-n,r-1.-.,.-~ th•ngs are go.'ng along nicely "--'-·....J.L......o.L......o__...,_~ make sure you re not going .......... I1 I 1 1 1 0 .... PRINT NU/IolBERED lETTERS IN SQUARES .V I UNSCRAMBlE lETTERS FOR tt.NSWER · .. i 1 1 I ·r 1 r 1• _ 4. • _ • , ,. 1• • 1• .. ... 11111' 111 . SCIAMUTS ANIWIU Ocular • Mouth • Idiot - Either • DIRECTOR" Actor: "I would not know•ngly eat anything thai had intelfiQent life. But I would however, eala DIRECTOR. • FEBRUARY 14 I ,. ~ . ..• ... '• ~: I -, ' - . . .. I Tuesday, Feb. 15, 2000 In the year ahead, striving to jnake chang•" that could· better your lifnl)'le and weB-being can be productive, provided they are }tot lnsed upon impractical, un~e­ ¥istic thinking. 1 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 9) You inay mean well today l>y ~eworking the fiefS a bi1 in order 10 spa~e the feetings of anothUnfortunately, . when the .: nth is 'uncovered later, chances tre 'it wiD anger this penon. Try~ . ing~ to pat~h up a broken ro8tance? The Astra-Graph Matchmaker .can h<lp you undentand ·wbat to do 1:t1 make the relationflip work. Mail 12.75 to M~tch­ lllaker, c/o this newspafer, P.O. Oox 1758, Murr•y Hil Station, New York, NY I 0156. : PISCES {Feb. 2!1-Mmh 20) tlf coune, you dnn't hove 10 feci oblipted 1Q share a payoff with . l. J " ~, • · ~­. . Factory A'Aihorlled . Seplit: Sy..._ & ' 40 l!ocky Mounllln · ~ e=- . F.qaiplllenl Plll'lll " 31C-IIfll. ; t ' An ....' Tra~or & Houoe &: Trailer Sileo Lanil Clearing & Grading . .,· -ork HR.._. 31 Since 33 Workcf..t ·l .Dounae, . ,. Pllft ' IOWARD IXCAVAIII.. CO. I'll 27 Cupid a• un 7/llii11'N ,.dJ I •· ........ a IO\IOS10 99 ) _ )II )7 - - .,_, ~ 24 Agonl'a place , 25 Lhlu - (dog . •. I MONDAY :I ·i' . CONSTIIC1'101 . ·Ga,.. . ~ ' ' ROBOTMAN ~ trenuctlon 23 Wight, o.g. Complefe .... chuckle quot.d • .....I.L.....L--L--J. by filling In lhe milling _,.. '-.....1.-.1.. YDU dovlfop from ilop No. 3 below. PEANUTS \' ., 22 Steattdhend ..,.,.,AI;-rli_E,."1...;.-,.;rT_Ir-1·' e ~, Ohio .. . 1111 1tw1. 119 IMNIIJ, ,.,: ,f . . . . . .. · certify lhet ltoti to"'='~ BulldeHr & Ba~Wao. Annual AfiPI'OJII: !J, .DO 11. Calllll-11• . Katlly..,..., • ':• . . I COULDN'T 992-5479 ST< )RA< •',.. .. ~ .: !~r:1la.! Jeff Warner Ins. IIARI\VFI 111111 ....... Dbl. . .......... dlractlr te ~ ..... ..,. county;! INT - 21 Anle11no NorUo Eu& Pue . Pul All pul play.) . South won with the king and ran four diamond tricks, aided by a finelse through me. Lorraine threw a spade, Vivien and I each · ,.leased a heart. Now d~clarer cast adrili with a low club, won , by Lorraine's eight.·she Switched to a spade. I took three tricks in . . th~ suit, put Lorraine back in with her club ace, and a "earl through se~led declarer's fate . · ·" If either of us needed to ,·. discuss s·omething with an ''independent observer, 11 we· would . · call. I am going t.o miss ·those · cha1s so much. Cellular ==,k - · · · - AppiGjWiallon _ ..............- - .• r' ' '.00 MOTOR ICLil UCINU EndoW1!ilnt Fund !)t•olefr TAX FUN D TDIII ll!le IIJdo!l'nllowt ......, ' Phlllpl declarer can catch West in an end- L,..;.,__ -....ao \ 740-992· ..,...m :~ ................ FREE ESTiMAlES ooo oooOOOO oo .. oHoo_o. .ooo . . . . . . ............... , YOU U ~- 11111lllSIDEIIliAl .............,-aot ....,...,.... . -···---.............-.-.00 ................ Drywoll, Siding, Roolo, Addl, tiona, Palnflng, ale. (304)874· 4e23 or 1304)874-0158. • Room AlklftJOns • Rooting· PROQRAII V.l Other' Endowment Fund TRANSPOIITA'I'ION William Safranek, Attorney Stroot Conetructlon •nd Pelplllltii c.. ToW Olher Errduwn•tt · 592-5025 Athena "-nllrUOikin 1 ..........- ..................,,2011.00 240 supp!IM l lltdllilll ... Total for lllclowment .Pund ,....----~ - o.bllarvloa .12,112.40 l:fipropolaiiM'I$41.-,oo Total BtiHI Con.,...on a, QRAND TOTAL TIIUIT AND Stop ln And See AQENCV FUNDS ReconllrUcllon •11,337.00 Steve Riffle QRAND TOTAL .SPECIAL APPROPRIATIOit . REVENUE FUND $81,11400 QRAND TOTAL • ALL Sales Representative APPROPRfA'nON API'ROPRIATIONI $331,1113.00 Larry Schey ' Section 5. Thill llloro lie a.-.141.oo And the VIllage Cllltl II •pproprlot• .d from ,the following DEBT SERVICE hare!IJV autliorlald to diiiW warrant• on the VI.... ' I'UNDI lulldlng Trneurer lor payments Principii ..............$4,000.00 from Ill)' 'of the to"'golng l n t - ................ n.ooo.oo opproprl•tlone upon OtiMr .....................000.00 Tot.! •11.000.00 .................... oatt111D81M GRAND TOT"'- DEBT and voucher• tho,.lore, SERVICE FUND approved 11y. tho IIOaid or, _:~~!!!!U!~ otnoan atdhor~Dd lly lb · APPROPRIATIONI $11,oao.oo to pprova 1M ume. or • ----'"'iFUiiiY'iiiSU~h ' Section a. Tllat 1here be ordinance or "'IOIIIIfon of •pproprlote from the 'council to make the lollowln11 CAPITAL axpendlturee; provided thai no worrantl ehlll 1M drawn PROJECTS, ""ND$. or paid lor ulorlll or SEWERLINE CONSTRUCTION FUND ••••• except to per•on• •:::rfoyed lly outliortty o.l Olhtr Conllructlon •••••~'""" • In IICCCHdoi1CII with llw · .......·................... 1300,000.00 Total for Conatrucllon Fund or ordinance. Provided the ......... - .......•••••.. $300,ooo..act further · that appropriation tor (740) 367-0266 WATERUIE contlngencltl cen only 1M CONSTRUCTION FUND expanded upon appe•l· of l-800 -9 50-3359 s- Ql'llll ••••• $211,111111.00 -thlrda vote of CouncU Total for ltlle Qronl Fund • for · llema of expen11 •.......................... . .,000.00 GRAND TOTAL CAPITAL conelllutlng • 111111 PROJECT FUND ollllg•llon •g•lnot the village and .for purpo••• API'ROPRfATION other than thoH -red IIJV .....000.00 . tpe ,ltlc Section 7. That there 1M other r opproprleted form the epproprtatlono herein S~I!CTION · 12. . following ENTERPRISE "'•ohltlon 111111 toke• :::~~ FUNDS. at th• ••rlleel P' Wlllr Offlct : ., ollinnd lly lew. 210 Plnonol Sllflllni l'aiMd January 3, 2000 111~ ....- .... AIIMI: . .............- ..........1141,000.00 211 Benellll ...........230 Conlntctuttl w.1cM .. Sllcllon &705/3t• ............ ,_.............10,GOOJJO 240 8uppllil6 .._1111 ~~... -uunt11re) 1"...... ,; •............- ..., ••;:.$120,000 OD county auditor !Ilea with the Tot.! Offlco ..- ,132t,OOO 11!1 opprap~-!nL~ Pumplllll · certificate thlll the t-1 240 Suppllft 6 llllllrlllo l ............. - ...........111.000.00 appropriation• form. •Hh ... . .. ,. Total Pufllplng $11,000.00 lund, tlbilllllltlter with fl'i Mlltl'l other outetandUit' J . ~OIIRIIISS~~t 240 opproprlotlono,' do ni.'i' •xce•d IUOh O"fflolii' . r ;~-: ootlm•t• or ·••enlit"d' • NIW Homee . ' ,I Dfflclll ........ When .,.. appropriation tlooe nqt ST. I{ I. ~ .exc11d ouch offlola'l . .!Complete . ·~ ................ Jlfna. Drywall & Conalructlon. New Qonsuucuon & RemodtU Prog......V. top line. Uc. 1 IJ0.50 · Weot Last year, from Down Under died. The fint, on September 27, was Lor• rain< Boyd. Many times a New Zealand international, she succumbed to bone cancer at the cruelly early age of 42. . Lorraine and I met in Seattle at the 1984 Worl.1 Team Olympiad. The fint thing I heard her say was, "All I've done since I got ·here is play bridge and talk to my huiband." Well, she did a lot more of both .. Here is a deal we defended together when I paid a visit to Auckland. South was Vivien Cor. neB, who became Lorraine's ~eg­ ular partner. She· opened with a weak no-trump, showing 12-14 poin11. My double was debatoble .with such scattered values, no good lead and a passed·partner. lied die club two: nine ... l It is norn~al for third hand to win with the ace, then to return the · 10. Instead, to put in the 10 at trick one makes it difficult for partner to read the position. Still, Lorraine realized that she might need. the dub ace as a late entry, · so she did insert .the 10- and it was the only way 1:t1 defeat 1he contract. (If East wins trick one •. .ASKID LUKE'A? · .-.oo Sterbum PubliC Notice. ................. dOOII. wtndoWI, balhl, homo repolr and moro. For , ..~ ..11_ma,. call Chal, 740-992· NOBODY P1'81'¥ 992·9~30or l.Umt .................. =lrf· ~ =\::Jr.. 1 . two close friends ' ....00 Coverlll -ldlnidllioo ................ C&C General Home Main· 10ntnct• Ptlnflng, vinyl tiding, ATI:30 P.M •. Melnst. . : 57P• tt 30 lpll did 32 Cilltaln oompaund 34 Flinoua collie 35 AuthOr ,.,..._ - 1.8.,.. Jlelll MThe- BY PHlliP ALDIR PIIJing $10.00 ................. Name Brand~ OVer 25 Yeara Ex· pertence All Work Guarantied, Thuraday• ARe YOU P,L.AYIN' CAllOS TONIGHT, POIMrOy,OH Total,_l'lltlon Progrom • -·-··· .....12,100.00 Totll for Porbllllcrtdon 5~!~ v - ....., Jltlllty Fund ·-···1371,000.00 PI'OIIr8m •• • Lloleul'l Time lanlllrY . . _ Fuill , . Act. ......---•••••n• $2,1100.00 PROQRAM V • BABIC ITA'n CIRANT I'UNII · U11UTYIEIMCU Poltca ov.raOfilol 110 PeraonallerilcM 111 lallrlei/W.....11t.OO 240 • if l u i . _ _ . . . -·--.........__,1Ga,IOO.OO Tolll S11te Gn1nt ••• $1.5t.OO Total for 8tN Ql'llll Fund • Tolltl Otnca ..... •1ia,loo.00 Tot•l tor lannory 1awa; .....- -......1••00 OTHER I PECIAL REVENUE Fund Appftlprlatlon · ·, PI'OIIIIm V • JIUI~ · Utility FUNDS ' larvloe............ ,lllt.I'OO 00 ..,.1oM 1'111210 ,...,... Utllltlla Dol!diilta l'1lnd 211 Salarlti/Wogtl ··-········ PROQRAII ,~ v · I,A,IIC ···:·"···~·-·oq •.•;~_...150.00 uni.n'YIEIMCEI . . 2128etwits 2408upp Depo'e Jt• R~tundod . ............171,141.00 S7,000.00 UIAud11or F - a.eoo.oo Total tor UUIIUee Dop Dlltl Fund Appropriation · Total Oilier 111M of Funcll .,.........$71,311.00 P11111rom V • a••la Utility ·uu111111 lani ...... ...$7,111!000 G R 'A N D TOTAL MO" ...p liM A .._...... .. ....,.....;• .11,173.00 . ENTERPRIIE FUNDI ., 23iAud lloi' 1'... -$700.00 Aitl'fiOPRIATIOit Totll Oilier U-Dfl'undl ••11,1100.00 ''· ..............17,173.00 leotl1111 t, Tlllll the"' be ENFORCEMENT •pproprtotatl from the LAW FUNQ , . ' ~ TRUIT ·AND ~< M I·IICURITY OF , I'UNDI. ,, ' • ' ·· , ·' ' PIRIONS,AND I'IIOPIIRTY POUCI DIWIUTY AND ' ' Pollee Law Enforoem•nt PENSION I'UND 2401upp lift llleltrllle ... · PROCIRAIII J IIQUtiiTY 01' ..............11,1100.00 PERSONS AIID PRQIIIIIITY . PoilcLew Employ.ro'...,. Tollil EnlorCitmont ..: •• 11,1100 00 · Tot.offor PoliN DJirbMr~Total for Law lrtforc•••nt ...- ............ __,.....11,1• 00 Fund ...... .....,;._,11,1100.00 Total for POIIco Dleallllty Penal on l'un,j lllfely I'und 240 luppllaa a anti 55 lead: •2· Siding • New Garag11 • Rep~ Windows 740.742·2706 .74(}446·1l41 On llotllll I. New H01111111 • VInyl · .Clean & Scotch Guard $40 ~ Any t..eel Club Smlai.Melp ud GoiUI CaD for - IIC. Nonnal Size Room; •iadulrlll c....,. IUIUEU CARPET SERVICE 992·6215 ror ooo•oo00000000IOI0000H-00127 WATERPR001'1NG BURKE'S V.C. YOUNG prorida- ~I I I I Free Unconditional lifetime ~uarantee. Local relerences furn shed. Ea· 18bllahed 1975. Call 24 Hrl. (740) .Polnllng lof'lllo6 Porcl! Dodlt FrH Etlinlllll Pomlloy, 0111o ~uthern Ohio~ Constractfon Home Improvements BASEMENT • A 10 I s-tll Reidy lor 1 clwlp? · 240 Suppllft • M.Wrlel ••••. 100.00 Tollll Qu UUIIIy $2,100.00 I 740-74Z·3411 Total Program V • loolc . Bry1n Reeves . UUIItyS......I - $8,200.00 -.sunaethome.com PRoGRAM VIII • QENERAL · QOVERNMENT Mayor and Admlnlabatl.. Public Notice Otllcee GRAND TOTAL QENERAL 210 Po180nt1l SllrviCII 211 ~~~~ ............ I'UI!D APPROPIIAliON ••• - ......................-U7,t15.00 · · - - -............1113,710.00 212 Employee aeuenll ...... ltctlon 4. Thill there be -······· ..···········-·--..,,$00.00 •PPtoprloted from the 220 Trevll Tr8neportatlon • following SPECIAL ................................... 1110.00 REVENUE FUNDI. SlrMI 240 Supphl6 ............. Conllrucllon, Maintenance ,415.00 and Repair l'und Tax Refund1 ....... 11.000.00 . Stroot Molntenorloa and . Total Mayor 6 · Rejllllr Fund Admlnlllrollvl omcee ••.••.• ..................- .........7.750.00 llroet Molntenonc~ and Repair Ltglel111ve Actlvlllta ·210 Pereonol Sllrvlcle (CounciQ .211 SIIIWIJWagee ............ 210 Ptrae~MI Sanrlceo 1 05,0GO.OO 211. Sa._...rNag•• .......,;... '212 leneflta .......t31,100.00 •..........._..................15,480.00 2 1 2 . . -........... ~.00 :240 luppllaa 6 .._..... •• ToW l.eglllatlva ActMtiH ·-"""'"'"""'""'""'''"'"131,71'7.00 .210 Debt Service~ .............. ~ ..........._....................000.00 ---~-···············13,203.00 Mayor'• Court 230 ContnctuoiSer"ce• .. · TCIIII Street Malntlnoilca .......... ·--·-···········•.oao.oo and ROIIIIIr ...... $118,100.00 ToW lloyor'a Court ........... · - - Ct.nlng, · - · tea Rt.IIICMII .................... _,,, •••$1.000.00 240 Suppllaa I Mlllertlll •.• Clark, Treoaurer . ............... ~ ..........._$3.50(J,OQ 210 Ptrae~nil Sllrvl001 8t1'HI Clnnlng, Snow 211 Slllorlei/Wilgee ............ Totll .............................117,000.00 6 ._ Ramovol .... t3;500.00 . for Street 2128enelltl ........12,100.00 Tot•l Conatructlon Tollll Clet'II/INIIUI'Ir ......... Melnt•n•nce and · Repair ..........................:.$1t,IOO.OO Fund ................ $1to,OOO.OO Undelnd Bulldlnge . PROQRAM VI 111111 Sllrvlcll $8,100.00 TRANSPORTA'nON Tolll Ltonn •nd llulldlntl• St•t• Hlghwey. •nd lm,.....I!Mf1l Fund llollrda •nd Commllllone 240 Suppllft .............. County Auditor'• 6 .............................. 17.215.00 -n.-•o FM •• $2,200.00 Total strMI llolntenence 6 Auditor of S-'1 FM ••••.••. ................................,;100.00 Repair.................. S7 ,215.00 Total for State Highway SollcHor · 230 ConlrRiual Sllrv!Ctl .. Improvement Fund Prog18111 IV-n.n~ ............. ··-··...................... $4,1500.00 · ToW $c1Ucl1or.-. $4,100.00 , ................... ~.......... $7.-.oo othlr o-ral Govamment CEMETERY FUND PROGRAM II • PU.aLIC 230 Contrectull Sllrvlcee •. HEALTH SEIMCES ··-·····················-~ ....000.00 Ce111•tery 210 Peroe~nal Total Other Genorol Govamrnent........ u,oao.oo Sllrvlcte laloriM/W................. TOIII PI'OII,.m VII • Qtnelll 211 .............................. $7,700.00 GOVIIIIment.....127,1110.00 212 laneftll ........J1,3GO.OO othlr u- ot Funda SUppllil 6 M......le,. •• 271 T........... •120,000.00 140 .............................. 12.000.00 TOIII Other U- of Fundi TCitll Cemetery. $11,000.00 .......................... $120,000.00 Section 3. That 1htire 1M TCitll for Cometery ............. •pproprloted from the •••-•--••••••n•••n•n•11,000.00 QENERAL F U N D for Tot.! for Cometery ~und PI'OIIrlm II - PuiiUc Health contlniiiJICiel tor purpone Serv ,_............... $11,000.00 not otherwt" provided for, PARKS AND RECREATION to lit expe~ded In FUND llooordonoe with the PROGRAM Ill • LEISURE provlo!on• of laotlon 'nME ACTIIimES . lyGIAO, R.C.,' 1111 •.u!" of RICI'MIIon PI'OIII'Inl 2408u ppllft6llallllall ... 810 z 51 More untlghlty 54 LArgo 11111 Dealer: North 22 if~ · SERVICES ••• s _...,oek Johnny- Vulnerable: Neltber tt2·7'MS 7:00\AM • 8 PM •·-··········•••••·•·······12, s • K83 ·740 848-2217 Gal Ulllly J 11 AI tho tiP 1111ont'l... 17 '.1 a& d1r 11 Qumllo ~ 20 End ol ehlpl .... 23"--llltho clllcl" '-----=-++--~....._..._'-~'----t---17 45n1 Penon• I. Praperty a . . . . . . . .. . .,_,,,.................. $340,000.00 Eu& 6 I 75 Z • 10 7 I A IC J • Q 10 t • A IS 2 Racine, OhiO ··--·····················$30·Total Proanm I·~ 441.()113. 790 n (740) 742-8888 1-888-521-0918 .........., D-h ,...,uv u.. an Road PEIIIONS AND PROPERTY PollceUw~ ApPliance Paris And Strvlco: All ,.otorcycl11 ••• s SELF STORAOE 4.3 motor wllh 701.000 miles. 5 74!1 198~ Honda Civic Lola 01 New Parta, Needs Minor Aep8ir To ... ...... ......':nv: 1991 Ford Ranger 4x4 XLT, 1993 2666. 3901 . ' 319-3323 X2158. 830 Suaw: Br)Qht Wire Tie Straw Year 'Round Delivery & Volume Dis· . count Available. Htrltap Farm . I Mos. 019.9% For Lilllngs t-800- 1977 Chevy Blazer 4x4 Rebuilt Motor, New Parts, 314 Ton Rear Ends, 4 .56 Gears. Newer ,39.!5 840 ' CARS FROM $2t/MO. lm· pounds /Ropos. Fee. SO Down /24 Will pay SUMy. PIOI>Ibly Caahl 1740)-4>41.0136 . Elu1chor Hog 740-~510. I EXT. 6336. 1972 Ford, 112 Ton , V·8, Au· Male • le...t Servl•• •L11IIt ll••li•1 741J.88e 6152. PROQRAM V • IAIIC 1998 Pontiac Flreblrd Trsns-Am, unUTV SERVICES 17000 miles, auiO, cd, oM'I8r me- · Electrtc UUIIIy tame with dark pewter leather, 240 SuppiiM I Mlterllla •.. rlgh1 lronr f!nder damage, ..............................$4,100.00 $14,500, 740' 992·1506 days, ~-•EJ~c UUIIty 740-949-2644 · - _,.., ···-······ ................................. ,100.00 While 3 months old, Will be Bumper warranty. will acctJ)I trade Small $250.00. (740~388-8642. .ead0Wnpaymen1, 741J.992-5407. Qlve Chocolate For Valentines! HONDA's $100; $500 &UP. PO· AKC C.hocolata Lab Puppies, LICE IMPOUND. Honda's Toyo· Dew Clawa Removed, Wormed & 1a'a, Chovya, Jeeps, And Sporl Shots, 740-367-ll659. UIHIUes. Call Nowl 800.772·7470: Loo~lng for female longhair Dachshund to breed, Please call 740-4<4&-2055ie!MIIll06SII!I". . •r.,wu l1•c.t 42 Dleellc-. 41laGrllfll. 41AWMI 10~ a•rr ,....... ," llanllrUI*Y No Crecll • Slow Cndll• lllpO • .,._••• ...... 1 leo....... IT..a 12 Act. . _ • vemp 'atnue 14 Dlnlr 4t FIIIIIICI Ijl!lellol~~n=-2~-~TIItll~~~~~~ter~l~bll~~-ll~t. ..... and weekends. ...............,... ' )' ) ~) ALDER Rutland, Ohio Truck seats, car seats, headliner. truck tarps, convertible & VInyl tope, Four wheeler seats, motorcycle seat~, boat covers, carpets, etc. Mon • Frl 8:30 • 11:00 Over 40 yra experience • Drl-.w.y St••• r- ....... --:;:;: ~ ·~: ;:~ n~e~;·o~o:~:~:-r~:~:,~:~:~:~:-~~~:a~~i,,~~~~-'"~ .o~S:~d~.d~,;,.:~.r:~.";~;:';r: r Crodlt Choctll No Turndownal . ., . . All •P 01111orane ''P1 , .. ..,......., I 1 . . . . . . ofthe ...... of.. o,. .... of 01*, tlullnt tho 111081 YMf ....,. oecomllorl1,:1111111. II clan 1. U IT REIOLVED 11¥ the Counol ~ ~ ~. . . . -~ . _ of , 111111, "' jWOwlde for tho ourNnll expi11TII and olhlr ...,......_ of tho ...,. Vllege of PCIIMtOY IIUrlni ... ..... Doaomlillr 31, 2000. 'nle foltowlnleume 1111 end IIIey IIINily Ht lllde IIIII IPPropotllld M!ollon. 40 0.. IIJV, • ACROSS PHILLIP ft. •• > "' J'J someone who hos doni: 'nothing to deserve it, but do l:ltvide the boun~ fairly with those) vho aided in the acJliev~ment'. r: ARIES {March 2)-April 19) watch earefidly what you say or do today, becaus~ there's .a strong chance that a weD•intentioned gesture on your p)trt could be misinterpreted and '!iroduce the opposite ef&cts you dCure. TAURUS (April :ZO..May 20) ·usually you're a most .determined penon who isn'tl• easily dissuaded from your purposes, · but today frien<U could ,,readily . 13lk you out of doing )IVIiat you kno-v you should be dOing. GEMINI {May :ZI-Ju!!e .lO) •'fry io ... thinp"tl)<by ro'f'wli:~i .. they reaDy are and oot as you • • merely wish them to be. o;,..p ... ·pointment is possible when you . pin your hopes on unreolisric premloes. ·' CANCER Oune 2\-July 22) If you are 100 indecisiVe or wiahy-wathy, you know darn well that nothing worth bragjling obout is likely 10 be accom • , I 1 ' , ,• J 1 ' ,, ' ' 1", I plished today. Plus, this behavior . is apt to annoy your companions. . LEO Quly 23- Aug. 22) Stop worrying about . whether - othe15 '"' getting their jobs dane · and begin concen.trating on your · responsibilities and if you're doing a proper job. That's what brings you success. VIRGO {Aug. 2.3-Sept. 22) De careful attempting to imibte a tactic that worked well for a friend. There are no al!unnces that you will get the same results, and you could end up empty-h ~ nde<l. . , ,liBRA {Sept. 2:1-0rt. 23) lnvoivcmbnts in cndcav9r~ · where you;ll· blve no say in 1hc decision n1a~ing could be .• ·big mistake ,today. The ju<!gments ·• . rendered may not serve your best . interests, only thdn. . · SC.O RPIO {Oct. 24Nov. 22) Hold younelf accounta ble today for dlinp you do that go wrong. By trying to blame someon~ else for yo~r mistakes, Y<IU could lose the f.aith of those who are intpollatlt 10 you. '· \I .j, �• • . Monday, Febnaii,Y 14, 2000 Ohio Support Your Local High School Basketball Team ITCIUCH TONE TELLER We're AI-r• Here 24 Houn • Day 7 Doys 1 w..t l-8TI-447-3617 'IOU. FREE • ACCOUNT BAlANCES • TRANSAcnON DETAILS • TRANSFER fUNDS' • MAKE LOAN PAYMENTS' • BALAN<;E CHECKBOOK Stop in and see us at our New Location • Gifts AYAILt.BLE NOW AT. .• Marauders' 1999-2000 agenda Fanners Bank Dec. 3 ...................................................................... River Valley Dec; 7........................................................................... Southern Dec. 10 .................................................. ................. at Alexander Dec. l4.................................................. ,.................8t Waterford Dec. 17 .................................................. :.........Nelsonville-York Dec. 18 ................, ............................................ 8t Wheelersburg Dec. 28..............................................................Gallia Academy Jan. 4............, ...:.......... :................................................... Eastern Jan. 7......................,......................... ................................ Belpre ·Jan. ll. .............................................................::.......... Ai Miller 1 Jan. 18 ................................................................ :...... at Wellston . . Jan. 21 ............................................................ ,.. :. V"mton.County Jan. 25 ........................................................................ at Trimble Jan. 28.;...................................................................... Aiexander Jan. 29 ................................................................. at River Valley .Feb. l .....................................,......................... Federal Ho<;king Feb. 4 ........... ............................................... 8t Nelsonville-York Feb. lt .. ~ ................... ....................................................at Belpre Feb. l ~ ........... ,....... ,...................................................... Wellston · Feb. 18 ........................................ ........ :..... ...... at V"mton County & Savings Company _ .· POfi'MIIOY. OH Tujlpenl Plains, OH Gallipolla, OH 7401992-2136 7401867·3161 740/446-2265 . Crow's Family Restaurant . Featuring Kentucky Fried Chicken · 228 Main St•. Pomeroy, Ohio . • Antiques • Canilles Lady Marauders' 1999• 2000 alate OPPA"'nt Nov. 27 ........................... ,................................... at River Valley Nov. 29 ............................................................ at Marietta (JVs) Dec. 2................,.......................................... at Federal Hocking Dec. 6 ........................................................................ at Soudtcm Dec. 9 ........................................................................ Alexander Dec. 13 ......................·................................................. Waterford Dec. 16 .........................:.............................. at Nelsonville-York Dec20 ' ' Eastern · ........................................................................ at Dec. 27-28.,... ,.................. :......... at Logan Holiaay Tournament Jan':--6 ..... ....................................................................:.. at Belpre Jan. S..................., ...............................,. ................... River Valley Jan. 10............................... :.........................................·..... Miller Jan. l3 .................................................................~ ........ Wellston Jan. 17 .................................. :...................... Marietta (msbmen) Jan. 20 ...............................:............................. at V"mton County Jan. 24 .................................................. .'.................. :..... :Trimble Jan. 27 ................................................................ :... at Aii xander Jan. 31 ............................................................. Nelsonviilc·York Feb. 3 ....,......................................... :................................ Belpre Feb. 7 ......... :····...................................... ,...... .............. at Wellston Feb. 10 .......................................... :..................... V"mton County F~b. ll ... ......... :................................;............................. at . 87 Mill Street Middleport, Oh · (beside.Acquisitions) We support our . local teams HARTWELL HOUSE Gifts Antiques Folk Art 100 East Main ' Drlve-'111ru Winlow HistoriC' Downtown Pomeroy,Oh Phone 992-5432 CoodLue•ro All Area Teams DmL . "The area's best selection of Athletic footwear" I&IUUI OOponant Dec. 7 ........... :................... :........................ .'....... at Belpre· 6 pm Dec. lO ..................................... ......... f'ederal Hocking 6:30pm Dec. ll .......................:........................:.....Eastem Pike 9:30 am Dec. 14... :..................... :.................................... Aiexander 6 pm Dec. 17 ............................................:.............. at Miller 6:30pm Dec. 21 ...............................................:...; .. at South Gallia 6 pm Jan. 4.................. :................... :.............................at Meigs 6 pm Jan. 7................................. ,.................. :: ........Trimble 6:30 pme Jan. 11................................................... At Vinton County 6 pm Jan. 14 .................................... " .................... Wateiford 6:30pm ·Jan. 18 ........ ,........................ :.......................... :.atWahama 6 pm Jari. 21.: ...................................................... a1 Southern 6:30pm Jan. 25 ....... :·........................................... Nelsonville-York 6 pm Jan. 28 .............. ,.............................at Federal Hocking 6;30 pm ·Feb. I. .................................................................. Wellston 6 pm :Feb. 4... ............................................................... Miller 6:30pm Feb. 8 .......................................... :...... ,................. Wahama 6 pm Feb.. ll .. ,......................................,.............. .. at Trimble 6:30pm Feb. 15 ......................................... :.... ,............ at Waterford 6 pm Feb. 18 ................................ :........................ Southem• 6:30 pm • Senior Night · ' · We recognize your . efforts to be the best you can be, and tvish you the best this season! 219 H.Second Ave. . Middleport 1-740-992-7696 Eastern Glrla1~2000 alate . Eastern 1999-2000 agenda DilL Oppqntnt Dec. 2 ........................................ ;............ :.. at Wellston-5:55pm . Dec. 6 .................................................................Bclpre 5:55pm Dec. 9 ...,............. :·.......................... at Federal Hocking 5:5S pm Dec. 13 ...........................:.........................11Aiexander 5:55pm I Dec. 16 ..·........ ,......................................, ............:.MiJJer 5:55pm Dec. 20 ....................................:.........................:Meip 5:55pm · Dec. 27 & 30 ......................... :....Tournament at Beaver Eastern Jan. 3 .;........................... ....:......... :............. at South Gallia 6 pm Jan. 6.:.......................................................... at Trimble 5:55pm Jan. 10.................................................. Vmton County 5:55pm . Jan. 13 ...................................................... at Waterford 5:55 pm Jan. 20 ............................................................ Soulhern 5:55pm Jan. 24 ..........: ................................at Nelsonville-York 5:55pm Jan. 26 .............. :.......................... ,..... :............ South Gallia 6 pm Jan. 27................................................ Federal Hocking S:S5 pm Jan. 31 .......... .................................................. 81 Miller 5:~5 pm Feb. 3 ...... :...................... :......................... ...... ..Trimble 5·~55 pm ~eb.7.................................................... ....... Waterford* 5:55pm Feb. 10 ....................................................... at Sojlthem 5:55pm •. Senior Night ' ·oHice Service · &Supply New Hours: Mon-l"ri 9-5 pm Sat. 9:30 to 2 pm 137-C N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, Oh 45760 Depression Co-Occurring With Medical Conditions ' s}twtley $RfAl DOllAR SAVINGS$ CUP THIS COUPON ---------8 OZ. JAR JEWELRY CLEANER '$3.00 UCIIT FIOI mCOlliN I EOIK Fa:::.\:~UCTOI TO THE GYM. THE UNRECOGNIZED LINK: 740-992-1381 Having a physical illness can cause you to feel "down" or sad. But if the sadness is severe or long-lasting, there may be an unrecognized link: clinical depression co-occurring with a . medical condition. "CASH &CARRY PRICES" AYAILAILE • Southern 1999-2000 agenda gm_ · Qppoptnt Dec. 7 ................ :.. ,............................................. at Meigs- 6 pm Dec. 10 ............................................................... Miller 6:30pm Dec. i.t ...................................... ;............... South Gallia 6:30am Dec. 14.,..........,.:...........................~............ ;.......Belpre 6:30pm Dec. 17 ................·..................................... at Waterfor<j 6:30pm Jan, 4 .......................:................................ at Alexander 6:30·pm Jan. ? ................. :.................. :........... Federal Hocking 6:30 pme Jan. ll. .................................................. Nelsonville -York 6 pm Jan. 14 ............. :.:~.................:....................... at Trimble 6:30pm Jan. 1~ ........................ :..................................... at Wahama 6 pm Jan. 21 .............................................................. Eastem 6:30 pm Jan. 25 .............:............. .'.................................. at Wellston 6 pm Jan. 28 ................... :...................................:.. :at Miller 6~JO pm Feb. !................... ...................................... Vinton County 6 pm Feb. 4............................................................ WateJ;ford 6:30pm Feb. 5..'.., ............................................... at South GaUia 6:30pm Feb. ll ........................................... at Federal Hocking 6:30 prri Fel>. 15 ....,.........................................................,..... Trimble 6 pm Feb. 18 ...... :.... :.......................... ., .'............ :......31 Eastern 6:30pm · Southern Girla1999-2000 slate DilL Qppqnent Dec. 2 ..................... ......................................... at V"mton County Dec. 6 ................................. ,.................................... :......... Meigs .Dec. 9 .. :........... ................................ ............................. at Miller Dec. 13................. ;............... :........................................ .'at Belpre Dec. 16 ....................................,.................................. Waterford Dec. 20........... :...................................................,,.....:AiexanderDec. ~ ......................:....... :: ........................... Wahama S:S5 pm I>cc. 30 ................................................................ at SOuth Gallia Jan. 3........................................................ 0~io VaUeYChristian Jan. 6 ............................. :...... :.....:................. 81 Fedei'II H~g Jan. 10 .............................................,.......... at Nelsonville-York Jan. 13...........................................,.......................... :..... Trimble . Jan. 17.................................................. it Obio Valley Christian Jan. 24 .....................................................................:.... Wellston Jan. 27..., ...........................................................................Miller ·Jan. 31 ....................:................................................at Waterford Lumber, Pmellas, Roo~~J~s, PIJWood, ISiiU..,, lmal•ll'>a, Storm · Doon & 'l'lndo-, IS!a••nu•m 'I'Wiama Podn.., ~umlq , . Ke...San Beaten 992-661.]. •Hours• Mon. Thur. Frl 7:00 AM·5:00 PM . ~. 1111 iS:OO PM · ·VALLEY LUMBER & · . SUPPLY 555 Park St. . Ohio Ingels Carpet Feb. 3 ................................................. ~ ...... :...... FccUtaJ Hocking Feb.7 ......... ~ ............. :....~ .......................................... ~:.at 'Irimblc . Feb. 1Q ............... :......:.......................................EaStern 5:55 pin ' . S..pplleo, • ' ' ' 'Ill• Toro• Wlteel Horsit• Clinical depression is a serious but treatable illness; its symptoms have been estimated to occur in as many as one third of persons with any medical condition, and the ·rates in some specific conditions may be even higher. .Depression can cause changes in eating and · sleeping patterns, problems with memory and concentration, decreased energy and feelings of hopelessness, worthlessness and negative or pessimistic thinking. Discussing such symptoms with your doctor is important for several . reasons. to work within a few weeks. Your doctor must first find out whether you have one diagnosis or two. This requires·careful evaluation, especially in illnesses with similar symptoms. Weight loss, sleep disturbance and low energy occur in depression and also in diabetes, cardiovascular disease, vitamin or mineral and endocrine · ' imbalances . . disorders. Symptoms of apathy, poor concentration and memory loss are found in depression and in Parkinson's and Alzheimer's diseases. Depressive symptoms may also include achiness or fatigue which are present in many other conditions . . 261·H TNctor BADM . We support the local teams LUMBER .Chester, Ohio 985-3301 First, if the depressive symptoms are part of the medical illness or side .effects of medications, . treatment may be adjusted or changed. Second, if clinical depression is an additional . problem, it can be treated. And treatment is effective and can start MAYTA6 · 42123 SR 7 Tuppers Plains · · 169 N. 2nd. Ave. · Middleport, OH 45760 740.;.992-7028 ' • .( . . " r ·' l ' ., ••' ' ... • For a free consultation call: Veterans Memorial Hospital · Behavioral Health Unit . 740-992-2104, ext 240 or 236 . · �• • . Monday, Febnaii,Y 14, 2000 Ohio Support Your Local High School Basketball Team ITCIUCH TONE TELLER We're AI-r• Here 24 Houn • Day 7 Doys 1 w..t l-8TI-447-3617 'IOU. FREE • ACCOUNT BAlANCES • TRANSAcnON DETAILS • TRANSFER fUNDS' • MAKE LOAN PAYMENTS' • BALAN<;E CHECKBOOK Stop in and see us at our New Location • Gifts AYAILt.BLE NOW AT. .• Marauders' 1999-2000 agenda Fanners Bank Dec. 3 ...................................................................... River Valley Dec; 7........................................................................... Southern Dec. 10 .................................................. ................. at Alexander Dec. l4.................................................. ,.................8t Waterford Dec. 17 .................................................. :.........Nelsonville-York Dec. 18 ................, ............................................ 8t Wheelersburg Dec. 28..............................................................Gallia Academy Jan. 4............, ...:.......... :................................................... Eastern Jan. 7......................,......................... ................................ Belpre ·Jan. ll. .............................................................::.......... Ai Miller 1 Jan. 18 ................................................................ :...... at Wellston . . Jan. 21 ............................................................ ,.. :. V"mton.County Jan. 25 ........................................................................ at Trimble Jan. 28.;...................................................................... Aiexander Jan. 29 ................................................................. at River Valley .Feb. l .....................................,......................... Federal Ho<;king Feb. 4 ........... ............................................... 8t Nelsonville-York Feb. lt .. ~ ................... ....................................................at Belpre Feb. l ~ ........... ,....... ,...................................................... Wellston · Feb. 18 ........................................ ........ :..... ...... at V"mton County & Savings Company _ .· POfi'MIIOY. OH Tujlpenl Plains, OH Gallipolla, OH 7401992-2136 7401867·3161 740/446-2265 . Crow's Family Restaurant . Featuring Kentucky Fried Chicken · 228 Main St•. Pomeroy, Ohio . • Antiques • Canilles Lady Marauders' 1999• 2000 alate OPPA"'nt Nov. 27 ........................... ,................................... at River Valley Nov. 29 ............................................................ at Marietta (JVs) Dec. 2................,.......................................... at Federal Hocking Dec. 6 ........................................................................ at Soudtcm Dec. 9 ........................................................................ Alexander Dec. 13 ......................·................................................. Waterford Dec. 16 .........................:.............................. at Nelsonville-York Dec20 ' ' Eastern · ........................................................................ at Dec. 27-28.,... ,.................. :......... at Logan Holiaay Tournament Jan':--6 ..... ....................................................................:.. at Belpre Jan. S..................., ...............................,. ................... River Valley Jan. 10............................... :.........................................·..... Miller Jan. l3 .................................................................~ ........ Wellston Jan. 17 .................................. :...................... Marietta (msbmen) Jan. 20 ...............................:............................. at V"mton County Jan. 24 .................................................. .'.................. :..... :Trimble Jan. 27 ................................................................ :... at Aii xander Jan. 31 ............................................................. Nelsonviilc·York Feb. 3 ....,......................................... :................................ Belpre Feb. 7 ......... :····...................................... ,...... .............. at Wellston Feb. 10 .......................................... :..................... V"mton County F~b. ll ... ......... :................................;............................. at . 87 Mill Street Middleport, Oh · (beside.Acquisitions) We support our . local teams HARTWELL HOUSE Gifts Antiques Folk Art 100 East Main ' Drlve-'111ru Winlow HistoriC' Downtown Pomeroy,Oh Phone 992-5432 CoodLue•ro All Area Teams DmL . "The area's best selection of Athletic footwear" I&IUUI OOponant Dec. 7 ........... :................... :........................ .'....... at Belpre· 6 pm Dec. lO ..................................... ......... f'ederal Hocking 6:30pm Dec. ll .......................:........................:.....Eastem Pike 9:30 am Dec. 14... :..................... :.................................... Aiexander 6 pm Dec. 17 ............................................:.............. at Miller 6:30pm Dec. 21 ...............................................:...; .. at South Gallia 6 pm Jan. 4.................. :................... :.............................at Meigs 6 pm Jan. 7................................. ,.................. :: ........Trimble 6:30 pme Jan. 11................................................... At Vinton County 6 pm Jan. 14 .................................... " .................... Wateiford 6:30pm ·Jan. 18 ........ ,........................ :.......................... :.atWahama 6 pm Jari. 21.: ...................................................... a1 Southern 6:30pm Jan. 25 ....... :·........................................... Nelsonville-York 6 pm Jan. 28 .............. ,.............................at Federal Hocking 6;30 pm ·Feb. I. .................................................................. Wellston 6 pm :Feb. 4... ............................................................... Miller 6:30pm Feb. 8 .......................................... :...... ,................. Wahama 6 pm Feb.. ll .. ,......................................,.............. .. at Trimble 6:30pm Feb. 15 ......................................... :.... ,............ at Waterford 6 pm Feb. 18 ................................ :........................ Southem• 6:30 pm • Senior Night · ' · We recognize your . efforts to be the best you can be, and tvish you the best this season! 219 H.Second Ave. . Middleport 1-740-992-7696 Eastern Glrla1~2000 alate . Eastern 1999-2000 agenda DilL Oppqntnt Dec. 2 ........................................ ;............ :.. at Wellston-5:55pm . Dec. 6 .................................................................Bclpre 5:55pm Dec. 9 ...,............. :·.......................... at Federal Hocking 5:5S pm Dec. 13 ...........................:.........................11Aiexander 5:55pm I Dec. 16 ..·........ ,......................................, ............:.MiJJer 5:55pm Dec. 20 ....................................:.........................:Meip 5:55pm · Dec. 27 & 30 ......................... :....Tournament at Beaver Eastern Jan. 3 .;........................... ....:......... :............. at South Gallia 6 pm Jan. 6.:.......................................................... at Trimble 5:55pm Jan. 10.................................................. Vmton County 5:55pm . Jan. 13 ...................................................... at Waterford 5:55 pm Jan. 20 ............................................................ Soulhern 5:55pm Jan. 24 ..........: ................................at Nelsonville-York 5:55pm Jan. 26 .............. :.......................... ,..... :............ South Gallia 6 pm Jan. 27................................................ Federal Hocking S:S5 pm Jan. 31 .......... .................................................. 81 Miller 5:~5 pm Feb. 3 ...... :...................... :......................... ...... ..Trimble 5·~55 pm ~eb.7.................................................... ....... Waterford* 5:55pm Feb. 10 ....................................................... at Sojlthem 5:55pm •. Senior Night ' ·oHice Service · &Supply New Hours: Mon-l"ri 9-5 pm Sat. 9:30 to 2 pm 137-C N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, Oh 45760 Depression Co-Occurring With Medical Conditions ' s}twtley $RfAl DOllAR SAVINGS$ CUP THIS COUPON ---------8 OZ. JAR JEWELRY CLEANER '$3.00 UCIIT FIOI mCOlliN I EOIK Fa:::.\:~UCTOI TO THE GYM. THE UNRECOGNIZED LINK: 740-992-1381 Having a physical illness can cause you to feel "down" or sad. But if the sadness is severe or long-lasting, there may be an unrecognized link: clinical depression co-occurring with a . medical condition. "CASH &CARRY PRICES" AYAILAILE • Southern 1999-2000 agenda gm_ · Qppoptnt Dec. 7 ................ :.. ,............................................. at Meigs- 6 pm Dec. 10 ............................................................... Miller 6:30pm Dec. i.t ...................................... ;............... South Gallia 6:30am Dec. 14.,..........,.:...........................~............ ;.......Belpre 6:30pm Dec. 17 ................·..................................... at Waterfor<j 6:30pm Jan, 4 .......................:................................ at Alexander 6:30·pm Jan. ? ................. :.................. :........... Federal Hocking 6:30 pme Jan. ll. .................................................. Nelsonville -York 6 pm Jan. 14 ............. :.:~.................:....................... at Trimble 6:30pm Jan. 1~ ........................ :..................................... at Wahama 6 pm Jan. 21 .............................................................. Eastem 6:30 pm Jan. 25 .............:............. .'.................................. at Wellston 6 pm Jan. 28 ................... :...................................:.. :at Miller 6~JO pm Feb. !................... ...................................... Vinton County 6 pm Feb. 4............................................................ WateJ;ford 6:30pm Feb. 5..'.., ............................................... at South GaUia 6:30pm Feb. ll ........................................... at Federal Hocking 6:30 prri Fel>. 15 ....,.........................................................,..... Trimble 6 pm Feb. 18 ...... :.... :.......................... ., .'............ :......31 Eastern 6:30pm · Southern Girla1999-2000 slate DilL Qppqnent Dec. 2 ..................... ......................................... at V"mton County Dec. 6 ................................. ,.................................... :......... Meigs .Dec. 9 .. :........... ................................ ............................. at Miller Dec. 13................. ;............... :........................................ .'at Belpre Dec. 16 ....................................,.................................. Waterford Dec. 20........... :...................................................,,.....:AiexanderDec. ~ ......................:....... :: ........................... Wahama S:S5 pm I>cc. 30 ................................................................ at SOuth Gallia Jan. 3........................................................ 0~io VaUeYChristian Jan. 6 ............................. :...... :.....:................. 81 Fedei'II H~g Jan. 10 .............................................,.......... at Nelsonville-York Jan. 13...........................................,.......................... :..... Trimble . Jan. 17.................................................. it Obio Valley Christian Jan. 24 .....................................................................:.... Wellston Jan. 27..., ...........................................................................Miller ·Jan. 31 ....................:................................................at Waterford Lumber, Pmellas, Roo~~J~s, PIJWood, ISiiU..,, lmal•ll'>a, Storm · Doon & 'l'lndo-, IS!a••nu•m 'I'Wiama Podn.., ~umlq , . Ke...San Beaten 992-661.]. •Hours• Mon. Thur. Frl 7:00 AM·5:00 PM . ~. 1111 iS:OO PM · ·VALLEY LUMBER & · . SUPPLY 555 Park St. . Ohio Ingels Carpet Feb. 3 ................................................. ~ ...... :...... FccUtaJ Hocking Feb.7 ......... ~ ............. :....~ .......................................... ~:.at 'Irimblc . Feb. 1Q ............... :......:.......................................EaStern 5:55 pin ' . S..pplleo, • ' ' ' 'Ill• Toro• Wlteel Horsit• Clinical depression is a serious but treatable illness; its symptoms have been estimated to occur in as many as one third of persons with any medical condition, and the ·rates in some specific conditions may be even higher. .Depression can cause changes in eating and · sleeping patterns, problems with memory and concentration, decreased energy and feelings of hopelessness, worthlessness and negative or pessimistic thinking. Discussing such symptoms with your doctor is important for several . reasons. to work within a few weeks. Your doctor must first find out whether you have one diagnosis or two. This requires·careful evaluation, especially in illnesses with similar symptoms. Weight loss, sleep disturbance and low energy occur in depression and also in diabetes, cardiovascular disease, vitamin or mineral and endocrine · ' imbalances . . disorders. Symptoms of apathy, poor concentration and memory loss are found in depression and in Parkinson's and Alzheimer's diseases. Depressive symptoms may also include achiness or fatigue which are present in many other conditions . . 261·H TNctor BADM . We support the local teams LUMBER .Chester, Ohio 985-3301 First, if the depressive symptoms are part of the medical illness or side .effects of medications, . treatment may be adjusted or changed. Second, if clinical depression is an additional . problem, it can be treated. And treatment is effective and can start MAYTA6 · 42123 SR 7 Tuppers Plains · · 169 N. 2nd. Ave. · Middleport, OH 45760 740.;.992-7028 ' • .( . . " r ·' l ' ., ••' ' ... • For a free consultation call: Veterans Memorial Hospital · Behavioral Health Unit . 740-992-2104, ext 240 or 236 . · � 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 02. February 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 February 14, 2000 blessing eshelman greenaway scott