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Hussein's dead.line BAGHDAD. Iraq (AP) - Facing a threat to end coope ration wi th the United Nauons. the chtef U.N. weapons inspector held '1. second day of talks loday to persuade Iraq to work with his teams. Richard Butler arrived Monday in Baghdad, where he dismissed an Iraqi deadline for anns inspectors to fonish their work and again accused Bagh· dad of concealing banned weapons material. A first round of talks ended Monday night, but neither side disclosed whether progress was made. Butler and other U.N. official s began another round of l"lks today with Iraqi officials, including Deputy Prime Minister Tariq Aziz anu Oil Minister Amer Mohammed Rashid . · The Iraqi News Agency said later that the two sides had agreed to hold meetings beginning Feb. I to evaluate progress on eliminating warheads and VX nerve gas. Iraqi officials and expens from Germany and the five per· manent members of the U.N. Security Council will take pan in the talks, the Bill will institute trauma ystem in Ohio COLUMBUS (APJ- Backers of a stale lawmaker's bill that would create a statewide system for treating trauma victims say it could save up to 1,200 lives per year in Ohio. The bill is intended to help those who suffer life-threatening injuries in traumatic events such as traffic acc i· Jents, fires, falls and assaults. · Rep . William Schuck, R-Col um bus. was to introduce the legislation in the House today. Ir the hill becomes law. Ohi o would join 27 ot her states and th e Dimict of Columbia in mandating thai critical· ly injured people he matched with hos pitals hest equipped·and staffed to treat them . TI1c Col umbu s Di spatch , which ( obtained a copy of the hill . said the dlfcrtors or the Ohio Dcpanmcnt of Puhlic Safety and the Ohio Depart· ment of Health would joimly oversee the tmuma system. A 13- mcmhc r Trauma and Emergency Medical Services Board would answer 10 the depanments' directors. The hill wou ld reqUire nontrauma hos pitals to establish transport protocols with lrauma hospitals. and make it illegal for nontrauma hospi · tals to bill themsel ves as traumacen · tcrs . Violators cou ld be fined $1.000. The American Co llege of Surgeons in Chicago sets nationally recog nized standards for trauma care. its Committee on Trauma, which cstab· lished its verification and consulta· tion program in 1.987, has verified 18 hospital s in six Ohio counties as trauma centers. , A two-day Dispatch series last year examined trauma care on Ohio and showed that most people who ~icd of trauma injuries were not tak· en 10 verified Lrauma centers. A computer study of Ohio death ccrtilieatcs showed thai in 1994 and 1995. more than 5,300 people died each year from trauma-related injuries. About 50 percent of trauma viclims made il 10 hospitals before they died . Trauma cxpens say about 45 per· cent of those patients - about 1.200 per year- could have been saved if they had been taken to trauma cenwrs. r or those patients who made it 10 hospitals. only about 30 pef(ent were taken to veriticd trauma centers. Backers or establishing a statewide trauma system say Schuck's hill is necessary. Sally Jo Zuspan. a co nsultanl with the American College or Surgeons. Ohio Commillce on Trauma. has dealt with trauma issues for more than 10 years. "This is a ground-breaking effort in Ohio to take care of inj ured patients." she said. To pay for the system, Schuck's hill includes adding surcharges on fines for cenain offenses, ranging from murder 10 drunken driving . In August, Schuck estimated thai such fines could raise as much as $10 mil· lion per year. The money would go 10 a Trauma and Emergency Serv.ices 1'rust Fund agency said. . Butler's visit, hi s se,cond in two months, comes just days after Iraqi Prestdent Saddam Hussein said he would suspend ·cooperation with the inspectors if they did not fonish their work by May 20. · Butler called a deadline "something which will not work ." U.N. inspectors have long accused Iraq of concealing documents and mi sleading in spectors trying to dismantle Iraqi programs to build long-range mi s' siles and chem1cal and b10logocal weapons. . Under U.N. resolutions that followed the 1991 Persian Gulf War and Imq 's mvasoon of Kuwait , sweepmg economic sanctions cannot be lifted until after the inspectors tel l the Security Council that their work is done . But Iraq, which says it has complied with the U.N. resolutions, fears the United .States will never agree to lift the sanctions. . " All we need lo do is to refuse to play the dcaoh game plo ycd by the (U.N. inspectors). Otherwise. we will not he able lo make America hack down." said an editorial today' " Babil, a daily newspaper ow ned hy Saddam's son Odai. . The Un11cd States has urged a diplomatic solution to the cris is. but l1a s not ruled out an altack on Iraq . Fearful of suc h an outcome. Iraqi leader; have urged their ' iti zc n ~ to .voluntccr for weapons traimng. On Monday. 5.000 Iraqi s demonstrated in front of the mspcclors' Bagh dad headq uarters. burnmg Amencan nags and chanting "But ler is an Amcr· ican agent " and " With our hl ood and sou ls we wil l defend you. Sadd:un · The protests were organized hy governmcnt\ fmnsorca trade un ions. In central Baghdad . Iraqi authmities urganit.cd a funcml procession for 73 children they said died Monday because of a lack of mcd1cal suppli es. Project complete- Pomeroy Council issues thanks to village ·workers · -· r. ~ ' . . I t l 'I I, . I I ' j~ ! Commendalion of village employees and others during last week's flooding topped the agenda at the oegular meeting gf Pomeroy Village Council on Monday evening. Council thanked Harry Left .• : for removing streetlights on the parking lot, and firefighters for flushing the lot following the high water which · covered the lot last week. In other business. Mayor Frank Vaughan appointed the following committees for 1998: Ordinance, Larry Wchrung, chairman, Geri Walton and John Musser; Finance, Scott Dillon. cha irman , David Ballard and George Wright; Q(ievance. Larry Wehrung, chair· . . ' man. George Wright. and Gen Wal · ton ; Safety and slrect. Scott Dillon. chairman, David Ballard. and Larry Wehrung ; Zoning. John Musser, chairman, Larry Wchrung and Scoll Dillon; Parks, David llallard , chairman , Geri Walton and George Wright: Insurance. Ger i Walton , chainnan. John Musser and Scou Dil lon ; OSHA. John Musser. chairman. George Wright. and Gcri Walton . Wri ght discussed a housin g ordi -· nancc in place in Middlepon . which regulates building codes and other how~ ing issues. ;nd suggested th~t Pomeroy council t::nnsidcr a similar ordinance. A reminder WJI~ issued thai park· in g penn it s arc due for the year at a cost of $50. or $30 fur six month s. Clerk Kathy Hysel l was asked lo Conta~.:t AEP. ahout s...:v..: ral strc...:t lig hts in need of repair. Poli ce Chief Jeffrey Miller co mmended hi s officers for excc llcnl joh perfom1ance. The group also • Held a seco nd reading on i ~:-; tax. ordinance. • Approved the payment of train· ing costs for Hysell at $35. Present were Maynr V:lugha'n. Clerk Hysell, Police ChiCf M 1ller and · Council members Gcri Walton . Scoll Dillon , John Musser. David Ballard. Larry Wchrung and Gcor.cc Wright Poll: most think locai funding shouldn't foot all of education Charlie Copley of Bissell Construction put finishing touches on new windows at the Chester Courthouse on Monday afternoon. Th41 windows, custom-made to order and approved for install&· tion by the Ohio Historical Society, were ·purchased at a cost of . $1,000 each. To defray costs, the Chester/Shade Historical Asso· ciation will offer the windows for "sale.' For a $500 contribution toward. the window project, a family plaque will be placed on a window to acknowledge the gift. AKRON (AP) - . Local money should not be the main source for school funding, according to the majority of adults questioned for a statewide poll released today. Sixty percent of those responding to the survey saod they thought someone other than the community. such as state or federal government< . should pay the majority of educauon costs, the Akron Beacon Journal reported in the forst article of a week· long series. The new spaper and the In stitute lor Policy Studies at the University of Akron conducted the lclephone poll. Pollsters questioned 789 Ohio adults between Sept. 16 and Nov. 4. Telephone numhers were randomly selected . l11c margin of error was plus or minus J.5 pcn.:cntagc pnints. State lawmakers co ntinue dehate on a new way to pay fm publi c eduptinn . after I he Ohio Supreme Court Shclia Adams. a mother 111 Sum· last March declared the current sys· mit County who is active in l o~..:a l and tern unc,onstitutional. The coUrt state PTA organit.ations. ~a id at a ordered deadline to lTCatc a new meeting that she is awar~ of prohlcms funding formula is March 24. in the puhlic sc h oo l ~. The newspaper said ~·~ percent of ,;Every child is not ~ctt tng th ~.· those answering th~.: survey said they cdu cution he <lr shC n c~ tl ~ ... Ad~mh hclicvcd that the ha~ ics - reading . . sa id . "S ome scho(J is arc not lllC<.: tin!:! writing and arithmeti c - should he the children's needs." .1 lop priorit y in schoo ls . Accordin£ The poll also asked who .,Jwuld he l<l tile poll , X2 percent said student rcsponsihlc for selling and en fnrcin f! . access to computers usmg current stand nrd s for·a good. h;hic cducal ion technology was important or very The poll , aid :16 pcrrcnl of iho>e imponanL respondin g said parcnh "hnultl he Eighty -e ight percent or the rcsponsihlc. Twcnly-ninc pcr~.-c n t said respondents said they hdicvcd thai it should he lcac hcr\: IS pen_·c nl. the school systems needed functional. community: and 12 pcn:cnt . qa tc up-to-date buildings. govcr ninl'nl ;. 7 percent , fcdl'l ,II !!UV The Beacon Journal also put crnmc nt: and I p.. : n:cnt ... atd tho..:·\~ t.lid \ ~)gcthc r fnt: us gmups of people to nnt kno'v or made othe1 'u~go.:~l-io n ... . Three face charges in pipe bomb explosion spree ATHENS (AP) ~ The detonation of two pipe bombs and the discovery of two more ih a car led to the arrest of three people, po lice said . Emergency crews shut down part of State Route 682 on Sunday after the scwnd pipe bomb detonated in a garbage can about 80 feel ftom a house. No one was injured in either explosion. · William Clark. IR . of Chauncey and Robert Richey. 18. of Logan were being held in the Athens County jail without bond Monday ni ght and were to he arraigned in Athens County Municipal Court today. A juvenile was released to his parents. Sheriff's deputies charged Clark lhc cnr the three we re in aft er a homh with complicity and Richey with pos- ex pludcd in ~Athen s mailhox ahoul session of a dangerous ordnam:c. 7 p.m. Sund•w A sheriff's deputy ' lopped the"'". Charges against the ju ve nile. whose ahou l I0:10 p.m. A' the deput y inter· nan1c ami age were not rc!cascd. were viewed those in th e c~tr. the sccomJ pending. ho mb went off. Athen s police were expected to Two une xploded pipe homhs. eac h file additional charges. Authoriti es hcgan searc hing for ahout X inches long and filled with gunpmo\ t.k r. wen: lounLI 111 th l' su..,- pccb · ca r. Steve GooUm. fm: clud 111 Till· Plam .... ... aiJ h\.' heard lhl' ~l'um d c.x plo~t ni1 at h1.., hum<: 1 - 1 1~ mile . . away. " II didn't reall y r" ti lc ihc house. hut 11 sounded like " loud l1111>111 ... Goodi n w iJ The Atlicn.., Mc,..,cngcr Peace, equality stressed as Ohioans gather to honor slain civil rights leader KING DAY SPEAKER - U.S. Rep. Louis Stokes, D-Ohlo, spoke to about 300 pe(lple gathered at the Martin Luther King Jr. brench of the Cleveland Public Library Monday. Stokes told the audience t~at his proudest moment In Congress was the day lawmakers passed the bill establishing the King holiday. (AP) By The Associated Press A national hoi iday honoring the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. should help conti nue the slain civil rights leader's message of peace and equal. ily, Ohioans we(e told at gatherings statewide. About 300 people gat hered at First Apostolic Faith Church in Akron for a two-hour service commemorating King on Monday night. The keynote speaker was U.S. Rep. John Conyers, D-Mich., the first sponsor qf legislation to create a national holiday for King. "He is 1ruly a man for all seasons, a person who understood as only a genius can the complexity of all that we are up against." Conyers said. At Cenlral State University in Wilberforce, students al Ohib's only historically black public university joined students from other local sc hools to he gin in a lour-mile march hononng King . ·nu:: .march. wh1ch inc luded ahout 200 people. ended al the Greene Count y C{1urthousc in Xenia At Ohio Universi ty in Athens. the holiday was marked with a church program and silent procession . " Martin Luther King was a crit ica l thin ker." Susan Taylor. edi tor-in chief of Esse nce Magazi ne . told nearly 1.000 people at a · breakfast Monday in Cincinnati . "Once yo u think criticall y ... you doil 'l ICt 3 milli on peo ple remain homeless, some of them sleeping on the steps on..boardcd-up buildings ," she saod . "We are each other's keepcr. We have not been taki ng rcspon· sibility, hut are res ponsible for each." ln Columbus, the Rev. Joseph Lowery, president emeri tus of the r Sou th ern Christian Leadership Con· fcrcncc. spoke to ahoul )j()() people at a dow ntown hrcakfa..,t. Lowery told The Columhu, IJIS· pal ch thai the holi day lack< locus " The hol iday 'ymhol11cs the nat ional comm illm.: nt w rau ,tl JU\tiCc and human dignity." he >:ud " II our hol1day doesn't rccugni;c thai celebration . the holiday " likely to he more symbolic tha~ suh stanl;vc ." Also in Columbus. ahout 150 protes tors joined hands dunn&a prayer rally outside a Un ited Dairv Fam1er<· store accused o f ratial closcrllnmall on. The ci ty's Commuuity Relati ons Comm ission ruled in October there was enough cv1drncc to file cnrmn.1l charges again st com pan y offi,·ia ls accused of discrimrnatHm. Th r rulinu ' t sai4 a mar\ was dcnicLI a JClh bee au!-.~ he is black and a womnn was hred • hecause she is hlack. �' commentary' The Daily Sentinel ' Tuesday, January 20, 1998 Lawmaker complains colleagues routinely violate the Constitution Barry's World 1\vo famous politiCians. on sk1s slammed mto trees wnh lethal consequences The pubhc response was predictable curse-of-the-Kennedys blah blah, Sonny-a-lot-smarter-than we gave-him-credit for, blah blah, do-the-slopes-need-helmet-laws" Our overheated natwnal response to the deaths of the famous IS becommg more than a hnlc rcpul s1vc Whatever happened to the tasteful ob11uary' You note the per son s death us cause a hst of accomplishments maybe a bncf acknowledgment ol whatever con trovemes plagued the person 10 hfc then let II go I don 1 mmd 1f a slightly out ol fqcus photograph of the recently cteecascd accompamcs a bncl h1o But do we need snapshoL' of the Kennedy clan rumbling toward )el another gravcslte ' Do we need to sec Cher weepmg 1 Do we need to hear reporters dcscnbmg Sen Edward Kennedy as 'viSibly shak en 7 (Did we th1nk gnet would leave lnm shaken IDV!Sihly ') Do we need sound b1tcs from the residents of Palm Spnngs rcmcmhenng Sonny Bono as ntcc ' was watchmg tCJCVISIOn the other n1ght as 1s my wont and caught Comedy Central's VJVa Van ety ' The premiSe ot thiS someShoales tunes Iunny (hul m"rc often forced ) ~omcdy IS that It IS Europe s premiere vanety hour, come to Amenca at last It features sketches dance a novelty act and an announcer named Johnny Blue Jeans with a mystcnous accent who IS obsessed (and possc<scd) hy 1970s Amcncan pop culture ' V1va Vanety" only lasts a half hour, and IS a parody of vanety hours" -- and ol 'The Sonny and Chcr Show, ' a few t1mcs removed It has however featured Ch10csc acrobats, we1ght litters, tramcd dogs and some guy who swallows c1ght In cigarettes at once - maJor po10ts 10 lis favor You protest "What about Satur day Night L1vc' Please There arc no Saturday N1ght L1vc dancers It has a house band, not an orchestra It features bad sketch comedy not bad sklls It has guest hosts, not guest stars If tuxedos arc worn, they arc worn tromcally It IS live not taped It relics heav1ly on childiSh JOkt.:s about current events lor Its humor IToledo I 32• I lrM-an_s_fle-ld'l-36.-~~~ ~~~~~ • IColumbus l4o• I • D1d you ever sec Sammy DaviS Jr tap dance on Saturday N1ght L1vc 1 No You may have seen B1lly More to the pomt ill ha'c one It Crystal do an 1mpress10n of Sammy IS hosted by Mr Lupm and the lor Davis Jr but that's as tar a.s It went mer Mrs Lupm who gut half the D1d you ever sec Chmcse acrohats program m the d1 vorce settlement or trained dogs on Saturday Night You m1ght recall that Sonny and L1vc 7 Have you ever seen a venChcr after their diVorce co hosted a tnloqUisl, J1ll St John or Steve scnes hopmg to capture the success-- Lawrence and Eyd1c Gonnc' I rest of the scrtcs they had when they my case were mamcd Howe ver Cher s vcr In additiOn a vancty show canbal barhs, wh1ch struck Amcnca s not be !rome If a rock and roll band Leave them alone• Don t we have funny bone when she wa.s wed to " featured, 1l must be wholesome our own gnefs to tcnd 7 Sonny came across as um rather Sat~rc "forb1ddcn Instead, a vancty That bemg sa1d hypocntc that I nasty once the bond> of matnmony show features 'good natured nb am let me JUmp on the repulsive had been severed It w.t, the last of bing . The skits unless Tim Conthe so called vanc ty hours way IS mvolvcd are not allowed to bandwa~on mvself For JUdicial cluclcssncss 10 her 1996 decades, book ' Sull Equal The Shameful Couples do not always marry for many AmenTruth About Women and Just1cc 10 the most romantiC reasons Though can lawAmenca" (Crown) the vows are of undymg love, often- enforcement limes weddmgs are dnven by less Among them agcnc1es h:ady concerns -- an unplanned severely - In 1996 a M1ch1gan man was pr~gnancy, a dcme for sccunty, neglected literally slapped on the wnst after health msurancc the1r duucs m bemg conv1cted of spousal abuse But the poss1ble nuptials of Dar- protcctmg after h1s w1fe cheated on h1m ' In the laws of Israel, 1f (the convicted rell Meadows and Angela Whaley women from _ really take the wedd10g cake Nel- abUSIVe partman) had come home and found h1s Eckel ' ners It was " w1fe m th1s snuauon the quesuon th~r one of them wants to get marned , but early th1s month Judge seen as a would not be, 'Did you stnke her'' It 'fam1 ly matter somcthmg m would be 'Well, arc you ready to Clyde Gober ordered them to ue the wh1ch the crnn10al JUstice system publicly be the first one to stone knot played no part The Nicole Brown The reason° Meadows threatened S1mpson murder eh,mged that - dra- her'" sa1d the judge after stnkmg the abuser across the wnst w1th three to kill Whaley and the1r 2 year-old maucally mcrcasmg awareness of fmgers daughter And the Georg1a Judge domestic VIOlence and promptmg a beheved n would be better for all vast 1mprovemcn1 10 the way such -- In 1994 a Maryland man k1lled 1 d 1f h h I his w1fc after findmg her m bed With • rat er t an fO to J31 • cases arc handled However, Bonmc IOVO ve another man The JUdge sentenced Meadows fonned a pennanent bond Campbell, d~rector of the JustiCe the k1ller to 18 months m pnson I wnh Whaley He has g1ven new Department 's off1 cc on v10lence meanmg to the phrase "the old ball agamsl women says thai JUdges arc senously wonder how many mamcd and cham men would have the strength to walk Still ~ weal< lmk m tins system away Without mfhctmg some sort I JOke. but obv1ously thiS ts a ,.;n'Prosecutors arc do10g a better ous matter Forcmg a woman to JOb than they used to but they are of corporal pumshment," was the judge's explanation marry a man who has threatened her not as well-mformed as law-enforceWith VIOlence, has got to be one of ment officers, and judges arc even -- After a Brooklyn man severely the worst 1deas to ever come down less well mformed than prosecu - beat h1s ex-gtrlfriend m late 1995. a the p1ke But Gober IS not 'the only tors,· Camphelltold author Lorrame JUdge. deterrnmed that he would be judge to d1splay a gross m•sunder- Dusky of no danger to the woman so long standmg of the nature of domestic as she gave h1m h1s dog back, wh1ch Dusky c1tes many mstances of was what the abuser cla1med he VIOlence • and thiS IS for not sexually harassmq anyone • Today in history By The Assoctated Press Today 15 Tuesday, Jan 20, the 20th day of 1998 There are 345 days left 10 the year Today's H1ghhght1n H1story On Jan 20. 1981, Iran released 52 Amcncans held hostage for 444 days, mmutes after the pres1dency had passed from Jimmy Carter to Ronald R~a gan On th1s date In 1801 John Marshall was appontted ch1ef JUStice of the Umted States In 1839 Ch 1ie defeated a confederati on of Peru and BoliVIa 10 the Battle of Yungay In 1841 , the 1sland of Hong Kong wasceded to Great Bntam (It returned Ch10ese control 10 July 1997) 10 In 1887 the US Senate approved an agreement to lease Pearl Harbor 10 Hawau as a naval base In 1896 comed1an George Burns was born Nathan B1rnbaum m New York Cny Jn 1936 Bnta10 s Kmg George Y d1ed he was succeeded by Edward VIII _ In 1942 Naz1 officials held the nolonous Wannsee conference, dunng which they am ved at thelf 'final solutiOn ' that called for exterrnmaung Europe's Jews " Jn 1986 the Unned States observed the first federal hohday m honor of slam CIVIl nghts leader Marlin Luther K10g Jr r. storms Showers Ratn Flumes Snow Ice Sunny Pt Cloudy Cloudy V1a Assocsated Press Grapll/csNel Area expected to be dry until Wednesday night By The Associated Press The northeast Oh1o snowbelt had another 7-8 mches of the white sluff on \he ground th1 s mornmg, and forecasters smd up to 3 more mches was pos- 1 s1ble today The rest of the sta.,· rcmamed relatively dry Clouds w1llmcreas~ tomght as low pressure and an as.socmted warm front approach from the west A southerly flow w1ll help keep temperatures up a fnt w11h lows maml' 1n the 20s, the NatiOnal Weather Scrv1ce sa1d Mo,sture m the f,,rm of light ram or snow wlllmcrease on Wednesday m the wake of the frontal system H1ghs w1ll range from around 30 tn the nonheast to the low 40s m the lar south The record h1gh temperature for th1s date at the Columbus weather sta liOn was 68 degrees 1n I906 wh1le the record low was 19 below zero 10 1985 Sunsettomght Will be at 5 36 p m and sunnse Wednesday at 7 48 am Weather forecast: Tomght Panly cloudy Lows around 20 L1ght and vanable wmd Wednesday lncreasmg cloudmcss H1ghs m the m1d 40s Wednesday mght Cloudy with a chance of ram Lows m the m1d 30s Extended forecast· Thursday Ram hkcly H1 ghs 10 the m1d 40s •· Fnday Mostly cloudy w1lh a chance of ram showers dunng the day A '<Ohancc of snow sho\\crs at mght Lows m the m1d lOs and h1ghs around 40 Saturday Mostly cloudy with a chance of ram or snow showers dunng the day A chance of snow showers at mght Lows 111 the lo\\cr 30s and h1ghs from tpe upper lOs to the lower 40s Today's livestock report COLUMBUS (AP) - IndianaOhio d1rect hog pnces at se lected buYIP.!! pomts Tu~sday as prov1ded by the U S Department of A_gnculture Market News Barrows and g1lts stead} to f1nn , •nstances 50 cents h1gher demand and mov~ment moderate US 1-2, 230 260 lbs country pomls 34 00-35 50 few 33 50 and 36 00. plants 35 00-36 75 few 37 00 US 2-3, 230-260 lbs 29 5033 50, 2JO 230 lbs 27 00 29 50 Sows steady to weak on hm1led demand U S I 3 300 400 lbs 20 00 ~2 00, 400-'\00 lbs 22 00 21 00 500-600 lbs 23 00-26 00, lew 27 00 Boars 1500 1700 But no more The tradition d1ed w1th Sonny Bono ~II tb:jl\ left IS parody ', So I turned off the tclcvrs10n, my copy of 'The Dark S1dc ol Camelot " put Q~ The Skeletons' vcrs10n of Sonny's "It's the L1ttlc Thmgs and lilted my lighter h1gb m Mr Bonos memory He helped wntc Needles and P10s ' you know a maJor h1t hy The Searchers ~umcd 196~ Esumated rece1p1s 35,000 Prices from Producers Livestock Assoctation· Hog market trend for Tuc:,,day 50 cents h1ghcr Summary of Monda) 's auctions at Hillsboro and Creston - Hogs 2 00 h1gher Butcher hogs 31 75-36 7'i Cattle stead} 10 I 00 higher Slaughter steers chmcc 60 00 67 75 se lect 52 00-64 00 SlauQhter heifers ch01ce 60 00 67 25 , s'c lect 52 00-6'\ 00 Cows I 00 to 100 h1 gher all cows 46 00 and down Bulls steady to mong ,,11 bulb ~0 00 and down TP-C District issues boil advisory for several areas LcgJSiatiOn comes and goes, hut a song you can smg at the top of your lungs m the shower or beh10d the wheel m a traffic Jam well, that's a prcc1ous lhmg You m1ght say ll g1ves l1fc a little vancty The Tuppers Pla1~s -Chestcr Water D1stnct ISSUed a bo1l adv1sorv thiS mornmg for several areas m Athens and Me1gs counues The adv1sory will rcmam m effect wh1le a mam lmc leak IS repaucd caused by the settlement of the rc" lv-mstalled se\\cr lmc 1n Turpers Plams smd Donald C Poole gencr al manager of the D~<tnct ' Areas affected mclude Toppers Plams the west s1dc of Stmc Route 7 SR 681 west to Allred Alfred SR 7 fro m Success Road to H1ck,ory Lakes Road, Hickory H1lls Road, and (Jan Shoalcs new book, • Not Wet Yet," " ava1lablc from 2 13 61 Publications, PO Box 191 0, Los Angeles CA 90078 The loll-free number 1s I 800 992-1361 ) Jan Shoales IS a synd1cated writer for Newspaper Enterprise Association. Absurd sentences for domestic abuse By Sara Eckel Eve lyn M Edwards 81 Hartford W Va d1ed Sunday Jan 18 1998 10 Pleasant Valley Hospnal She was born Jan 21 1916 10 Hanford , daughter of the late Emery and Theresa L Young Gibbs She was empl oyed lor se, eral years at the Mason Furmture Factory She ISsurv1 ved by her husband, Willie E Edwards two daughters, Eleanor L Edwards of Hartford and Carol Will of Pomerov seven sons, Darrell ' Edwards and M3f\ m R Edwards both of New Haven W Va , Ralph Edwards of Cottageville, W Va Wayne Edwards of Hartford W Va, John J Edwards of Mason W Va Larry D Edwards of Rutland, and Glen Edwards of Clifton, W Va a SISter Loretta T Bush of Harllord a Sister 1n law Ruby M G1bbs of Letart, W Va, and 32 grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren She was also preceded 10 death by two sons, Jarold and Bernard W Edwards two brothers Carl J and Martm J G1bbs and three s1sters Frances N Reynolds Bertha R Pnnce and Margaret V Johnson SerVIces w1l! be I p m Wednesday 10the Foglesong Funeral Home , Mason with the Rev Emmett Rawson offlc1atmg Bunal will be m the Zerkle Ccme tery Fpends may call at the funeral home from 6 9 tomght wanted The fact that he had a lon)l cnmmal record -- wh1ch mcluded bemg 1mpnsoned two months earli0r for beat11•g h1s ex and threatemng her w1th a butcher kmfe --apparently d1d rot affect the JUdge 's dectstO!J 'The retllm of the dog to h1m or h1s family w1ll assure that there 1s nll further VIolence," the Judge co~ eluded Shortly thereafter, the ma~ hunted down h1s ex g~rlfnend an~ fatally shot her and then h1mself Kaylor Road all m' Mc1gs County and Vandcrl10of Road Calaway R1dge Road Bnslcr Ro.1d fR 125 RR 11 9 TR 427 and TR 116 m Athens County When a boll order " 1n cflccl Poole sa1d e'crynnc 1n the altccted lfC" shou ld holi lhCir cook10g and dnnklllg water lor tluee mmutes bel01e hcmg consumed Samp les of the water will he taken titer the hne "rcp,111cd When the 1esulls show the w.llcl ~~ ~ale to usc Wi th out holimg t:uswmcr" w1 ll he .uJ\I,cd s~ud Poole The Daily Sentinel Stocks (USPS ZIJ-9601 ~ve ry Publi shed afternoo n Monday through fuday Ill Courl St Pomeroy Ohto by the Oh1o Valley PubliSh ng Company/G~ nneu Co Pomeroy Ohto 4~ 1 llQ Ph 992 215f• Stcond class postage p:.td ~• Po~roy Oh1o Member. The A:isocr;uc:tl Prtss and the Oh 1o Newspap!r Assoct~lton POSTMASfi:R Send addren corrrcttons to The Da•ly Senttnd II) Court St Ohto4S769 Obviously, most Judges have a better understandmg of the nature of domestiC v1olence than the abovementioned However, wnh mdJVtdual judges havmg so much power over women's lives •• literally, the power to af~ect whether they live of d1e -- such meptness cannot be toler• ated It 1s h1gh l1me that every man and women who dons that blacl< robe understa nd the . seventy o~ domestiC abuse And then make the1P sentences accordmgly : • Sara Eckel is a syndicate~ writer for Newspaper .EnterpriseAssociation. SUBSCRIPTION RATES ly C1rritror Motor Roule One Week S2 Ull One Month SK 7U 01e Year l I I .l $1114 flU SINGLE COPY PRICE Datly .............................. .....?........... ..... 3S Cent s I Subscrtbers not deSiring to pay the carrter m.1 y remtt 111 advance dtrect to The Datly Senllnel on a thttt stx or 12 month basas Crtd1t w tlf be: .a•vcn canu~r each week ..No subscnption by matl permtlled m areas WheR ho,ne Ca rfl t f Sfi"'ICI! IS JVI tl.ahJc Publisher Jescrvcs the nghl 10 adJUII rales dur lntt the subscr1p110n penod Subscnpuon we Chlnges may be 1mplemtnted by chanttlft&lhe 4ur.a11on of the subscr•pt•o~ . Send comments to the author m; £are of this newspaper or send her e-1 ma1l at saraeumaol com Pomeroy M~ILSUBSCRIPTIONS lnsWt Mrt11 Coanty •13 Weeks ~We<ks $27 30 I§JM2 SIUS 56 lZ W<ek• RIIH OIIUkte Mrl11 Counly 13 Weeks $29 25 26 Weeks 52Wceks... S56 6H , $10972 Am Ele Power . .. ...............50 Akzo. .... .• .... .......... . ...86'1. 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Worthington.·- . . 1.,_ Sto~k -·-·- . reports are the 1 0·30 a m. quotes provided by Advest Qf Gallipolis. 1 I Word has been rece1vcd here of the death of former Reedsville res1dent Clifford Hol smgcr 71, R1ch Hill, Mo on Fnday, Jan 9 1998 at h1s home He was born Oct 30 1926 10 Reedsville, son of the late Alva and Martha Barber Holsmger He IS surv1ved by h1s w1fe, Betty four stepsons, Dav1d Cox of Quenemo, Kan , and Steven, John and Kevm Danner of R1ch H1ll , four brothers Chn ton Alva and V~rg11 Holsmger of Reedsville, and Rodney Holsmger of Green field four sisters Fanmc B1gley and V11gm1a Carter of Reedsville Donna Jean Webb of The Plam' and Emma McHenry of Parkersburg, W Va He was also preceded m death by h1s first w1fe, Mary Jea n Holsmge1 10 November 1991 and b\ two brothers Wmme and Russe ll Holsmger SeFoV1ces were held Monday, Jan 12, 1998 m R1ch H1ll , wllh bunal follow mg 10 Raymore Cemetery, Raymore, Mo Medicare unveils new rules . directed at equipment firms WASHINGTON (AP) - New Med1care rules to combat fraud by med1c(\,l equipment compames are bemg 1ssued by the Clmton adm m1s tratwn ' We need to make sure that those who sell durable med1cal eqUipment tor Med1care bencflclanes arc leg 11 1ma1e and responSible busi nesses not fly by mghl compames 10e~pc nenced mdiVIduals without adequate resources or even crumnals who wtll defraud and abuse the Mcd1care pro gram " Health and Human Serv1ces Secretary Donna Shalala sa1d Mon day The new rcgulauons were be10g published 10 the Federal Reg1ster today beg1nmng a 60 day penod lor public comme nt before fin al 1mplc mcntat1on Med1 cal cqu1pmcnt purchases accounted for about $6 b1ll10n of Medicare's budget 111 the gov~nt ment s fi scal year 1997 Audits and mve sli gat10ns unCOVCICd abOUt $4 m1lhon 10 Improper cqu1pmcn1 bil ls that were pmd by the gm crnmcnt and an add llwnal $509 7 m1(hon that were c_aught before bcmg pa1d lnvcsligators reported last month thai when they tned to VISII420 medIcal cqu1pmen1 compan1es that Med1care had app10vcd 10 serve the elderl} they could not confirm a phySJc,!l address for "l I or 7 percent uf them nle bu>Jncsses had either closed wllhou t not1fymg Med1care mmntamed a ma1l drop on ly had g1 v en nonexistent addresses, or could not be con finn ed to be operating out of the address they prov1dcd - most often a reSidence Under the new rcg ulatwns Med1carc will requ~rc med1cal cqu1p ment suppliers to have a phySical office that scmor citizens can VISil and a listed phone number Tclemar ke[mg sales w1ll not be aiiDwed Equ1pment compamcs that he on thw applications for Med1carc b1lhng numbers w1ll be subject to new cnm mal and civil sancuons Selling or transferr10g a billing number to another pany w1ll also he proh1b1ted Suppliers that want to sell med1cal equ1rment to the elderly w1ll also have to post a surety bond of at least $50 000 to guarantee their financ1al Vlablili Y and rc~pply Pomeroy mayor's court • Mayor Frank Vaughan processed 18 cases 10 Pomeroy Mayors Court Fmcd were Ronald Jones Racme no front license plate $63 and costs dnvmg under suspensiOn costs only, M1 chac l Sm1th Middleport left ot ce nter, $43 and costs Gerald Watson Recdsv1llc, fmlurc to control $183 and costs rec kless operatiOn $175 and costs Lmda Lauderrnlit M1d dleport no operators license $63 and costs, DUI , $375 and costs Cyn thi a Smllh Syracuse exptrcd tags $6 "l and costs scat belt VIOlation $25 and costs Bcnma Clmc Pomeroy unsafe velucl e $63 and costs James B1as Portland, cxp1red rcgJStrauon $31 and costs Shannon Shou lders M1d A Me1gs County Emergency Med1eal Serv1ces ambulance returmng from a roulme transfer call was mvolved m a two veh1clc acc1dent 10 Wash 10gton County early today 1 A trooper of the Manetta Pest of the State H1ghway Patrol sa1d the nvest1 gatmg officer was su ll mlemewmg acc1den1 VJclims "' of pre ss 1mc, but sa1d no senous IDJUnes were reported Me1gs County EMS Director Robert Byer sa1d the transfe1 ambulance . rew Kenny Imboden and David Vanlnwagen, was relummg to Mc1gs County after dropp1ng off a pat1ent who was undergomg dmlys1s He sa1d eyewitnesses saw another vch1cle pullm front of the ambu lance The apparent destruction of the ambulance puts Me1gs EMS m a bmd as far as transfer vehicles arc concerned, Byer sa1d The acc1dent tem poranly puts EMS down to one central med1c squad and one transler veh1 cle he sa1d One new vehicle IS expected to be delivered wh1le a four wheel dn ve ambulance purchased second hand IS 10 the p10cess of bemg rcpaml ed he sa1d It gomg to be real ught he sa1d Con>~den n g the age of the veh1 1 cle and Its m1leage 1t s probably totaled Byer sa1d the ambulances occupants w•re not InJured but were se nt to a Belpre area hosp1tal for a thorough cxamumuon Residents report vandalism to sheriff Clifford Holsinger . be funny All songs must be e1ther show tunes, or popular songs rearranged to sound hke show tunes It docs not respond to current events Jokes about George Jesse!,• M1lton Bcrlc and Joan Colhns arc cncour aged m EMS unit damaged in accident Evelyn M. Edwards were "an accurate representatiOn of the suuauon " In other words Don 't bother us w1th the facts , can't you see we're busy here The problem w1th the government s antHerronsm efforts, as the report pomts out, 1sn t that nothmg 1s bemg done It's that the efforts mvolve dozens of agenc1cs, departments and programs that often work completely mdependent of each other But nght now there's no way of findmg out wh1ch programs are most effect1ve, how much they cost , or 1f any of the programs overlap That shoald be the JOb of the OMB, but the agency tsn't e~actly volunteenng to help The budget folks may not be recepuve, but the GAO has found an ally m' the most unlikely of place~ the Pentagon The Department of Defense, wh1ch often finds Itself skewered by the GAO's frequent audits of 1ts actmues. agrees wnh the agency's fmdmgs and would love to sec bener coordmat1on brought to the anu-terronsm effort Asmtant Secretary of Defense H Allen Holmes, 10 a letter respondmg to the report, sa1d "the GAO has properly identified a s1gmficant 1ssue " Holmes noted that the Penta gon often has trouble gettmg reimbursed for the money 1t spends supporting counterterronsm efforts at other federal agenc1es What the GAO recommends -and the Pentagon supports-- 1s a sm glc, annual, "cross cuttmg" rev1ew of all federal antl-lerronsm spendlOg A once-a-year rev1ew would see to 1t that every agency and bureau crat mvolved 10 fightmg terronsm would know what's happenmg al other levels of government It m1ghl help members of Congress allocate money and set better pnonues, 1f that's what needs to be done Eventually, 11 m1ght even save Amencan lives, wh1ch IS why we're spend10g all that money to begm Wllh Jack Anderson and Jan Moller are writers for United Feature Syndicate, Inc. The Dally Sentinel • Page 3 Local News in Brief: AccuWeathere forecast for day11me conditions and When variety was the spice of life By lan Shoales Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio OHIO Weather Anti-terrorism effotts lack coordination ""'"""'y, Comments like that, and another common Statehouse adage - "What's the ConstitUtion among fnends7 - dnve Schuck to distraction "When we take the oath of office, we don't say, 'I will support the parts of the ConstitutiOn I know about and I hke ' ' he sa1d last week Schuck sa1d House leadership's contmued ch01ce of convemence over constllUtJOnahty forces lawmakers to p1ck between vwlatmg theu oaths or volmg agamsl legJslat10n lhey support To help legislators make a more fu ll y mformed deciSion, Schuck has mtroduced a bill that would reqUire the nonpartisan Leg1slauve Serv~ces CommiSSIOn to m se a red flag any 11me 11 suspects conslltulwnal problems w1th a bill That also would ra1se the stakes iftke courts ever throw out a law because It VIOlales the smgle-subject rule In the past couns tossed out JUSt the part of the law that was unconstitutional Schuck s bill would make 11 all or nolh mg The prospects for Schuck s b1ll hec omm~ law arc probably slim Not only would It complicate the operation s of the LegiSlature 11 also 1sn't necessary accordmg to some lawmakers 20, 1998 Wedntsday, Jan. 21 By Jaek Anderaon grcss10nal thmgs, that there's little coord10at1on 10vest1ga and Jan Moiler between the vanous agenc1es that 'EstahltsfiLtf lrl 1948 WASHINGTON There arc few tors, the fedarc charged w1th combat10g th1s pnont1es as dear to the pres1dent of eral governever-present threat 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio the Umted States as the need to pre- ment does"Because govemmentw1de pnor• 614-992-2156 ~ Fax 992-2157 vent and deter terronsm n't have a IUes for combating terronsm have From the World Trade Center clue how not been established, ' the report bombmg m New York City, to the much reads, "there IS no basi> to have readestruction of the Alfred P Murrah money 1t sonable assurance that the h1ghest A Gannett Co. Newspaper Federal Bu1ld10g 10 Oklahoma C1ty, spends on pnonty reqUirements are be10g met, th1s adm101Strauon has watched the fighung lerterronsm-related actiVItieS and capa . ROBERT L WINGETT unfoldmg of a new era of domestic ronsm each Moller & Anderson b1lil1es are not unnccessanly Publisher terronsm President Clinton, who's year - or how thai money 1s spent duplicative or redundant, and fund· usually at h1s political best at Urnes Even worse, we believe, nobody mg gaps or qusallocat1ons have not of tragedy, qu1ckly prom1sed that who s 10 charge really seems to care occurred Accordmg to 1h1s report pre The report, wh1ch was rev1ewed MARGARET LEHEW CHARLENE HOEFUCH 'fightmg terronsm must be a top law enforcement and natiOnal sccu- pared for Congress by the General by our assocmle Aaron Karp, IS most General Manager Controller Account10g Office the 'amount of cnucal of the Office of Management ' tuy pnonty for the Umted States ' In many ways C110ton has made federal funds be10g spent to com- and Budget, an agency mvcsugators TIN Stntintl wlcom•• J.n.r. to the IKIHor from r•MI•fl on • btoad ,.,. of topic& bat terronsm 1s unknown and d1ffi say has fa1led 10 us responsibility to good on h1 s prom1se Secunty at fed Short totton (3/XIWOtd• or 1..s) hove tho bo•t <llonco of being pubN- 'l"yJMd totcult to deterrmne 'Ever smce 1t was rev1ew federal anti terronsm spenderal bU1ld10gs has been beefed up ,.,. en pteffnld 1nd 111 ,.Y 1»01/tr.d. I:M:h lhoutd ln<ludo • ~ . - , ltld doytlmo p/loM number Spec:tfy 1 dolt If thm • 1 , . , . , . . lo 1 pmtlou• •tffcH A1rports are safer today than they 1ssued. however the repon has been lOg or letfw< 111111 to t.ftoro to tho E-< 1'llo 5entlnol Ill Coun St Oltlo were a decade ago and law enforce- shrugged off by lhc ad mm1strat10n To ensure effic1ency and un1ty 45161; o< FAX to 614-992-2157. ment agenc1es arc devoung more and 1gnored by 1hc Washmgton press among the federal agcnc1es that resources to preventmg a repeat of corps work to combat terronsm the GAO the Oklahoma City tragedy But read10g It prov1des an unset recommends that OMB conduct We can only w1 sh that fighung tling glimpse 1010 the muddled, half penod1c 'c ross cuttmg ' rcv1cws of lerronsm were such a b1g deal to the heaned cftorts that our government the vanous agenc1es budgets By PAUL SOUHRADA budgetary numbers crunchers at the IS makmg to prevent a repeat ol the But OMB ch1cf Frankl10 D Associated Press Wnter Office of Management and Budget deadly terroriSt attacks of the past Ramcs who's wmnmg plaudits for COLUMBUS - QUick What do spec1al auto license plates free Accord10g to a recent report by con- few years It found among other helpmg to balance the federal bud seedlings from the Oh1o Depanment of Natural Resources and a no wake r - - - -- -'TT'--,---- ----...--:--------,m---------, get for the zone on Lake Ene have m common' hrst 11me Nothmg - and that s the problem says Rep B1ll Schuck a Columbus m a generRepublican and self-appomted guardian of the Oh1o Consmuuon s smgle ation doesn' t subject rule The plates, seedlings and no wake zone were lumped together a couple deem th1 s of years ago m what Schuck says 1s h1s favonte example of the Legislature s to be worv1olauon of the consutuu onal mandate to suck to one subject , thy of h1s Rarely a week goes by, though without Sc huck standmg up on the House attention floor and ch1dmg h1s colleagues for domg 11 agam In a letter The smgle subject rule IS Intended to prevent logrolling' and "nders' to the - legJslatlve sle1ght of hand used to wm passage of measures that m1ght not GAO get enough votes on their own by JOmmg them together or attachmg them to respondmg to the1r lu lls guaranteed to pass Last week House members f1xed ~ b1ll crealmg new Judgeships 10 Marf10dmgs io n and Loram count1es by mserung language mto a bill elimmatmg a Ramcs requirement that the attorney general send reports to the Legislature of propcom erty se1zed m drug ra1ds plamcd Lawmakers had not nottced unt1l after the judgeship bill was passed that about the they had madvertently elimmated the pnmary electiOn for the races There ' theme' wasn't t1me before the Feb 4 filing deadltne to 10troduce and pass a whole of the new b1ll so they JUSt stuck the f1x mto the next b1llto come along report and • Schuck ra1sed the 1ssue and- as usual -most of h1s colleagues gave a wrote that w10k and a nod and passed the bill anyway he d1dn t 'There are marnages ol love and there are mamages of convemences,' th10k they Rep B1ll Batchelder, R Medma, JOked before the vote "Th1s 1s a marnage of convemencc " '{ues~ay, January ll'age 2 Jason Roush Pomeroy reponed h1s 1994 Pontmc was vandalized some t1me before Monday afternoon accordmg to a Me1gs County Shen fl' s Department rcpon The t1me of the vandalism was unknown Charles Canter Roy Jones Road Syrac ~sc reported Monday allcrnoon that a vehicle, li kely a p1 ckup truck backed ml o h1s fence break1ng some boards The 11me of the mc1dent w.1s und etcrm10ed Bur~ries now under investigation Two apparent burgl,lncs were IRVCSilgatcd recently h} the Mc1gs Coun ty Shenffs Dcpartmcnl Monty Proffitt Ponland, reponed h1 s fathers reSidence was broken mto between DIUrsday and Saturday acco1dmg to a shcntl's report Stolen wc1e old shenffs and nuluary umt orms accord1ng to 1hc report Wes Young p,,gcvdlc reported hiS tra1lcr was broken 10to between I0 am and 8 p m Thursday Subjects forced open a back door and stole var 10us tools accord10g to a shcnft's report Deer-vehicle accidents reported Two deer vcluclc acc1dcnts were re poned Sunday cvemng hy deput1cs of the Me1gs County Shenffs Department Floyd L Yost Mmeral Wells W Va was southbound on St.lle Route 7 nciu Tuppers Plams when he struck a deer ran mto the s1dc of IllS 1997 Ford truck caus1ng light damage Alex W Brown, Pomeroy, was we stbound on SR 681 at Bcarwallow IR1dge when he struck a deer that ran mto the path of h1s 1994 Dodge truck, causmg moderate damage Cases ended in county court The foll ow10g cases were resolved last week m the Me1gs County Coun of Judge Patnck H 0 Bnen Fmcd were Edward J Manm Well ston speed $30 plus costs John W Knder Sr , Lon g Bottom dnvmg under the mnucncc $850 plus costs I0 days Jail suspended to three days, 90 day operators license suspcns1on one year probatlon,Jml and $550 sus pcndcd upon completion ol r ~s 1dcn ualtrealmenl program lcll <' I center costs onl y Stonny Charles Pomeroy passmg bad checks $2 5 plus costs restitution M1chacl A Baker, Long Bottom scat belt $25 plus costs fml urc to diSplay valid regiStration $10 plu s costs Todd Goode R.tcme cnmmal damagmg costs 60 days J.lll suspended to one day restitUtiOn ordered t\\ o years prohatlon ICstrmmn g order ISsued Ron Hysell Pomeroy speed $22 plus cnsts sc,1t heit $2S plus costs John W T1llts M1ddlepmt d11vmg undc1 suspensHm $1'iO plus costs live d.1ys Jail and $7~ suspended II val1d OL presented wuhm 60 d tys expired IC!,!ISll atlon $10 plus cost s Bohby E Mc Con,th.t Pomemv speed $44 plus costs Loretta L Rcll lllii C Pomcro~ speed $2 1 plus costs dleport dnvmg under suspensiOn $11 and costs Co rcna Barn1tz Mason W Va cxp trcd tags cos1s on I) Forf~.:Hmg hond s wc1c Joe Bolin Midd leport $41 1mproper hackmg P.imcl,l Steel Founta10 Hill Am $R1 lll!i ll ous tag s Susa n C ui Beatm;c E WJIItamson Pomeroy Pomeroy Improper b.tcking $6"l dnv tng under fananL:Ill tt.:spons1h1lt M1chact Grucsc1 Pomeroy cxpu ed ty actiOn susrcnslon $150 plus cmts n.: .! Jstrntton $Kl Rl:hccc,, W.trd one year p10ha11on l1vc d.1ys Jail and dclectne exhaust $61 John Mmre $75 suspended If s.tlld OL r rescntcd Pomc1oy $6K speed Paul South wu hm \lO day s \ Chic le lllllllohili7cd Rutl.1nd $61 1111propc1 h.~ekm g unlli prool of In surance p1cscnted Shannon Pd11c Pomeroy assutcd seal helt $25 plu s costs Pa111ck clca1 dJSI.tnce $61 Sharon W.1rncr Jacks MidLIIcport dr~v1ng under Pomeroy spccu $6K I-RA suspensiOn $150 plus costs on~ ye,lf p10hat1on pil and $75 suspe nded II valid OL prese nted Wll hln \lO day s seal hell $25 plus costs Gcmge Sauer Middleport dnvmg tills tournament plea se c,il l Case) under the mtluenc e $H50 plus costs Colley at 740 667 7147 Pam Hage r 10 days pll suspe nued lo 10 days ,11 66 7 6269 or Roger Wil li 111 d at one vc.u OL suspcnston one ycm probat1on ope n conlamcr costs on I} 667 16S1 marked lanes costs only dr1vmg undcrsuspens10n $ I50 plu s costs 30 ScL• meet10g Th~.: Mc1gs Count y HullldllC Sou days Jail suspended to I0 days con Ct) .., ~mnu.l l m ccl utg wil l he held S.1t current wuh Dll l one ye.ll' prob.tt1on Denn1 s R Oxycr Rutland fa1lure to control $20 plus costs Gerold R. Maddox Long Bottom DUI $850 plus costs, I0 days Jail suspended to three days, 90 day OL suspensiOn, JUII and $550 suspended upon com plcu on of reSidential treatment p1 ogram fa1lurc to Signal $10 plus costs possesSion $50 plus msls Gary L Cnhlield Alh,my dJS(!fderly conduct $100 suspended to $21 plus costs one year p10ha110n W1lham I Milam Pm11e1oy disorderly conduct. $100 suspended , <.:Osts rcstramm g order assucd Vm cent K Stone Middleport ,JSSault tw o t:n unts costs \0 d.1y s J·HI 'i U s pcndcd to lour days on cal.: h ..: h trg..:: two years prob.tllon M1ch tel P Mc1 ccr Coltage v!IIC W V,1 speed ~22 plus <.:osts Gary L W11hrow R .ll:l lll: DUI $1CXlplus UJSis \lO d.1y 01 sus pcnsmn s1x: months J ul s u sp~.: ndl:d to 94 d,Iys <.:Om: urrcnt t,uiUt~..: to Ulnlwl lO.,. ls only '\C ll hell ~.:m t s on ly ldt ol t:Cntcr t:osts only rclkk:ss np~..: l .l tton ~.:osts onl y <.:htld ~.:ndang:c llm: nt t:osts s iXmonths Jatl susp..: nr.lcd to Y4 d.1y s c oncur~enl with DUI tlcc1ng l:Osh s tx months J ~lll suspcmh.:U In Y4 d.1ys concurrenl wnh DUI Dou,; I.IS G Jcnktns Pomeroy it:dlc's nrt:r atllln $ 100 plu s costs Be1sy A NH.: odcmus Rccdsv tllc slop S~g n $20 plus costs Meigs announcements Informational sess1on A home buyers mformallon and quallfl callon mcetmg sponsored by the US DA Rural Development Office wil l be held Jan 27 at 7 p m at the USDA/ASCS Sen 1cc Center Hiland Road Pomeroy For more mfonnatlon reSide nts may ca ll 992 7953 urd IY Jl \ r 111 II the Pomnoy Puh l1 c L1hr uy Tournament announced The Eastern Athletic Boosters arc sponsormg a hlth .1nd SIXth gr,1dc All Star Basketballl ournament un Jan 31 and Feb I Entry Icc IS $20 per team There w1ll be a cheerleaders contest wllh an entry Icc of $10 pc1 squad If mtcrcstcd m reg1stcnng for Dance to be held A round and sq u.~rc <.f,mcc wil l he held SatUJda) .1dtthc [uppers l'l ,un s VFW huddm,; Mu"c will he hy liuc Coun 1y w11h J R Wi1"1 n cal ler MUSIC \\1 II Sl,lll s,ll K p Ill D0111 prllcs Wil l he aw,~rd eLI • EMS units record 8 calls Umts of the Mc1gs County Emer gency Medical Serv1ce recorded c1gh1 calls for ass1stance Monday Umls respondmg mcluded CENTRAL DISPATCH 5 04 a m , Depot Street Rutland Lola Hamson Holzer Med1cal Cen ter Rutland squad asmted , 6 48 am Grant Street, M1ddlc port , Nola Bradshaw Veterans Service interrupted Repa~rs" to a wateF mam on ,East Mam Street resulted m an mterruptwn of water serv1ce 10 Pomeroy on Tuesday At presst1mc water department employees were unable to venfy the number of customers affected or the estimated lime for repair Memonal Hosp1tal 10 22 am Rodspnngs Rchab1 l Jtallon Ce nter Pomeroy Eddie McGrath 0 Blen css Mcmonal Hos pllal MIDDLEPORT II 28 am Overbrook Nursmg Center Lawrence Stewart HMC, 3 06 p m OBNC Leland Walters Pleasant Valley Hospital , 10 55 p m Bradbury Road Shan non Walker, VMH Cen tral Dispatch squad asSISted POMEROY , 7 48 p m Un1on Aven11e Stace) Lambcn, VMH TUPPERS PLAINS 3 44 p m volunteer fire dcpan ment and squad to Sil ver R1dge Road auto fire James Wmgro\ e refu sed treated # Hospital news Veterans Mcmorral Mond,ty adm 1 s~ton s - Margaret John son R.ICinc Monday diScharges - none TAX BOOKS ARE OPEN FOR THE 1998 TRAILER TAXES. DEADLINE WILL BE FEBRUARY 2, 1998. AFTER THIS DATI A PENALTY WILL APPLY. Tax Levy On House Trailers All owners of house trailers havmg a status 1n RESPONSIBILITY Slate ot OhiO and subJect lo the tax as lhe OF HOUSE TRAILER prov1ded above MUST reg1ster such tra1ler w1th OWNERthe County Aud1tor on or pnor to the date lhe tax IS due and payable TRANSFER- Of>ERATOR OF A HOUSE TRAILER COURT- Upon lhe transfer ot ownership of a house trailer the cert1f1cate - as lo such tra1ler shall exp1re, and lhe ongmal owner shall 1mmed1ately remove such certificate trom the tra1ler Every operator of a house trailer court or park of every owner of property used lor such purpose when there IS no operator shall keep a reg1ster of all house tra1ters wh1ch make use ot the court, park , or property HOWARD E. FRANK, MEI,GS COUNTY TREASURER �. '• Tuesday, January 20, 1998 r Sports Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel · . Van Horn hoists 30 · shots as Nets beatDuncan and Spurs Page 4 Tuesday, January 20, 1998 Missouri upsets No. 3 Kansas 74·73 By R.B. FALLSTROM play them. in thi s buil>jing at least ," Sports Writer Kansas guard Ryan Robertson 'said . COLUMBIA, Mo. - At least " It 's unfortun ate for them that they once a year. Mtssouri looks like it 's can' t duplicate that performance every time they step out on the ready for the Final Four. Kansas agatn brought out the best floor." in the Tigers on Monday night. Elsewhere tn the Top 25, St. Sixth man Tyron Lee. playing John 's beat No. 8 Connecticut 64-62, wtth a dislocated shoulder. htt two and Texas Christtan defeated No . 24 ffi'C throws wtth 11.4 seconds to play Hawaii 83-76. as Mi ssoun upset the th~td - r anked Lee disi()\:ated hiS left shoulder for Jayhawks for the third straight time the second lime this season during a at home. 74-73. serum under the basket with 8: I I to What It means in the long run, go. He also hit a 3-poinler with 2:13 nobody knows. to play that put Missouri ahead 70-67. ''I'm proud of our guys. and tf Injury or not, teammates were they go on and win the rest of them glad Lee wa5 at the line with the I'll be very pleased and happy for game hanging in the balance because them." coac h Norm Stewan sa id . "If he's an 80 percent shooter. they don 't wi n another game. we'll "l just blocked it out and just went handle that. too ." out there and knocked them down ," Vtctories over Kansas (21 -3. 5-1 said Lee, who wore a brace. " You Big 12) were highlights of the past just have to be mentally tough . After FIGHTS FOR REBOUND - Missouri 's Monte Hodge, right, ties , two seasons for Missouri ( 10-7, 3-3). the game. it's ktlling me ." Last year, the Tigers handed the then John Woods iced the victory when to block Kansas center Eric Chenowith from getting a rebound top-ranked Jayhawks thctr lirst loss. he stripped Paul Pierce of the ball during first half play Monday night at Columbia. The Tigers upset 96-94 , after a 22-0 stan.,and m 1996 near the . free throw line wtlh ume No.3 Kansas, 74-73, Kansas was ranked No. 3 when tt lost running down. Pierce had collided 77-71 at the Hearnes Center with Missouri 7-footerMonte Hardge " If you can 't get pumped up for before the turnover thts , I mean, there 's something wrong "Everybody on our bench is up with you." se nior forward Kelly and yelling foul ," Kansas coach Roy Thanll:s said. Williams said. " You always thmk CINCINNATI (AP)- Dukc.has from the fo01ba lltcarn . But the first two games hardly that when it's your guy. If you're on returned to No. I m the AP college Surpnsmg ly,thc team 's on ly loss- were springboards to success. Misbasketball poll, while far down the es have been al An zona Stale in the souri >VaS 16- 17 last season and I 8- the other bench , you always think. it was a great defensive play." li st Ci ncinnati has beg un li s chmh Preseason NIT and at Xavter. 15 in 1995-96 . • Pierce had given Kansas a 73-72 " I guess tt was a btg deal when we back up the rankings. "They 're a Top 10 team when we lead wtth 57 seconds to go and free Duke reclaimed the top spot from firSI did it seven years ago. or whatthe team that bumped it out six weeks ever it was." Huggms smd oftp e Top ago - North Carolina The Blue 25 ranking . "I thmk it's nice for this Devils ( 16-1) had been No I fur two bunch of kids. It helps you a bunch weeks before losing at Mtchigan . when you're getting ready for the North Carolina (18-1) JUmped over tournament and gelling ready to get man 62 Monday's Major College the Blue Devils that week ami held seeded " Howard U. 69, Norfolk St. 66 Basketball Scores the top ranking until this week, when There were some other btg moves Jackson St. 73, Southern U. 65 By The Associated Press they suffered a loss at Maryland on m the new poll· Stan lord moved from McNeese St. 84. Texas-San AntoWednesday. seve nth to 'fifth, the htghest ranking EAST nio 70 Columbia 71. Army 69 Cincinnati. whtch began last sea- m school hi story. and Princeton went Md .-E. Shore 73. AoridaA&M 72 Fairfield 60. Siena 59 son as No. I, di sintegrated as the year from 12th to II th, the Tigers' highN.C.- Asheville 78 , Coastal Carlona 74 , Canisius 65 went on and started thts season under est ranking in more than 30 years olma 58 Long Island U. 92 , Monmouth. Duke rece ived 50 first-place votes a cloud. Now riding a ntnc-gamc wm Richmond 70. William & Mary 59 streak, the Bearcats returned to the and 1.729 points from the national N.J. 71 • S. Carolina St. 90, Delaware St. 79 Massachusetts 62, St. BonavenTop 25 at No. 21 mcdta panel. castly outd tstanet ng the W. Carolina 75. UNC-Grccns"[ think u's nice for our ktds. Tar Heels, who recctved 14 No. I ture 50 boro 61 Mount St. Mary 's, Md. 70, Rohcrt hccausc they ' ve worked hard ." satd votes and 1,672 poinh. MIDWEST Cmcinn att coach Bob Huggtns. Kansas (2 1-2 ) and Utah ( 15-0) Morris 58 Detrott 76, Loyola, Ill . 71 Niagara 90, Loyola, Md . 77 "Other than that, tt doesn ' t mc;m held third and fourth . respectively. Evansville 66, Drake 52 Old Domtmon 69. Amencan U-57 mucll (now ). I'd like to he there at the wtth the Jayhav.ks gening three firstII I.-Chicago 60, Wt s -Green Bay St. Francis, NY 78 , Cent. Con· place votes and the Utes t-..o end of the season. " 58 Cmcmnati ( 1.1-2 ) had hcen ranked Stanford ( 16-0J. along Wtlh Utah ne<:ttcut St. 55 Indiana St. 76. N. Iowa 66. OT St. John 's 64. Connecticut h2 every week of the past two seasons. the only unbeaten teams remammg. Marquette 58, DePaul 49 SOUTH includmg three weeks at the top. TillS got one ftrst -place vote in the move Missouri 74, Kansas 73 Alcorn St. 62, Alabama St. 60 season. the Bcarcats have had pmh- lrom seventh to ftfth lollowmg an Youngstown St. 71 , W. Illinois 52 Appalachian St 64 .. Georgia !ems. nnprcsst vc 93 -KO vtc toty over SOUTHWEST Southern 62 Forward Ruhcn Pallcr><>n was UCLA. Grambling St. 75, Prairie View 70 Cuadc1 67. VMI 62 suspended for 14 games hy the The Cardtnal had hce n ranked Texas Southern 107, Miss. Valley Davidson 71. E. Tennessee St. 58 tNCAA lor accepting illegal hcncfus.- seve nth one other tllne tn thctr htstoSt. 102, 30T Flonda 75. Jacksonville 69 iGuard Char les Williams - who has ry -- J.m . 29. 1963. FAR WEST Furman 70. Wofford 61 'dropped out of sc hool - was Ari;ona and Kentuck y eac h Texas Christian 83, Hawati 76 Hampton U. 64. Bethune-Cook!declared tncltgthlc, for all hut the last dropped one place to sixth and scv!six games because he rccctvcd cntlt. and were followed in the Top :improper academic asststancc. Te n by Connecticut. UCLA and : Two other starter~ rccct vc:;d three- Iowa ~ ~ game suspcnstons ""improper usc of Prtnceton led the Sc'Cond Ten . fol Cath. 30 'a school telephone cred it card . fore- lowed hy Purdue, Misstssippt , South Ohio High School Girls Basketball Morral Ridgedale 79. Mariun :ing Hugg ins to play tw.o walk -ons Carolina, Sy racuse .. Michigan . By The Associated Press Cath . 30 . Monday's Results " N. Lewishurg Triad 73, W. LihcrAlbany Alexander 97, Trimble 20 ty Salem .18 . Amelia 76, Clermont NE 40 North Luna S. Range 86, Barnesville 61 , Shadyside 59 Southington Chalker 49 Beavercreek 45. Col. Gahanna 43 Old Wash. Buckeye Trail 49. . CINCINNATI lAP) - Joe Mor- kt I No·. I ~) on July I K. Bellaire 53, Steubenville 25 Cambridge 44 gan. Frank Robin son and the late Ted Rohmson was the NL'' Mmot Bellbrook 49, Kettering Alter 31 Oxford Talawanda 64, MiddleKluszewsk1 wi ll he honored hv the Valuahle Pla ye r wtth the Reds in Bowerston Conotton Vall . 74 , town Fenwick 25 CincmnatJ Reds' th 1s season ~hen 1%1. and the AL's Most Valuahk lewctt-Scio 36 Pechles 64. Huntmgton 50 their untform numhcrs arc relircd Player wilh the Baltimore Orwlcs m . Bradford 35, Houston 33 Pettisville 53, Maumee Vall. Oversized replicas of thctr jerseys IY66 . He ranks lourth on ha'schall 's Cin. Woodward 33, Cin. Wes tern Country Day 48 will join those of on ly three other home run ltst. wil h 5H6 hlllncrs in 21 Hills 25 Pickerington 57. Wadsworth 47 players - Johnn y Bench (No. 5 ). seasons Col. DcSalcs 50, Marion Elgin 44 Portsmouth W. 56. PorL,mouth Fred Hc•tdnnson !No I ). and Jackie Rohtnson played lor Cmctnnati Day Carroll 60. Lemon-Monroe Notre Dame 34 Robtnson (No. 42) - on the lcl'tlic ld ft om 1956-65 and hit at leas t 30 37 . Reedsville Eastern 68 , Ohio Vall. wall at Cincrgy Ftcld Rohmson's home runs Ill :-iCvc n ol those 10 seaE. Canton 52, Berlin Hiland 47 Chr 32 number Js the onl y one rctJ retl Irom sons He had a rookie record 1R horne Fort Jenntn gs 48. Contine ntal 36 Rootstown 59, Jackson Milton 37 base hall runs as NL Rooktc of the Year m Gallipolis 56. Logan 42 Sugar Grove Berne Union 60, " In response to the fan s· rc4uc:-.ts IY5H . Hannthal Ri ve r 48. Caldwell 37 Nels<JIIvtlle-York 51 that we rc~.:og m 1c the R.:d s' nc.: h Iu sMor~an 1s the Red:;' stolen ha!ic Jackson 6 1. Pmnt Pleasant 49 Tor Rogers 44, Evergreen 25 tory. we have se lcctetl these th ree leader wilh 4011 . and was the league Jackson Center 65. Rtvcrside 31 Uhrichsvtlle Claymont 48, Cadiz players for th 1s ~ rCi:l l honor. ·· said MVP in the 1975-76 World Series Loudenv tlle ?X. Kenton R1dge 5X 39 John Allen . the Red~ · managmg CXCI..' - L"hampionshtp years He played in M<lgnolia. W.Va. 67. Monroe CenVincent Warren 60, Cheshire Rtvull vc "They reprC \ l'lll thn.:c Jlllcrcnt CtnCJnnattlrom 1972-79 and fintshed tral 38 er Vall . 57 eras. and as an n rg<.ml lli!HIIl we .uc a 22 -ycar career with 266 home Malvern 56. Hentagc Chr 23 Wash. C.H. Miamt Trace 53, E. very cxcJtcd ahclUI hnnnnng these runs, the seCond mo~t for a second Morral Rtdgcdalc 79, Manon Clinton 52 · specta l men .. ha~c man . All ftv c ate mcmhcrs of the Reds Kluvc wskt. who dted tn I Y88 . htt Hall of Fame. Roh111>on. Bench and 25 1 horne runs for the Reds duting Morgan al so arc members ol the 1947-57, inc ludtn g 49 tn 1954. He Women Nalional Baschall H<l ll ol Fame . al so was a Reds coao h tn IY?0- 78. Men The t:crcnu my lumonng Rohmson Kluszcwskt led NL first base man m (No. 20) wtll he May 22. for Morgan fielding five straight seasons. 1951 Qmf, All fum !JmL All (No . 8) on June h ond lor KluS/CWS- 55. and hit .298 over 15 seasons. 11 -7 Walsh 5-1 14·2 Malone 5-0 16-3 Shawnee State 4- 1 12-3 Mt Vernon Na1.arenc 6-1 16-3 RIO GRANDE 6-2 17-4 ~alsh 4- 1 13-6 Mi. Vernon Nazarcnl) 5-2 11 -9 Tifftn . :5-2 12-6 Ohto Dommtcan 4-3 14-4 RIO GRANDE 3-3 The Eastern Ath letic Boosters arc of$ 1Dper squad . If interested in reg4-9 Cedarville 3-4 H-M 3-5 sponsori ng a fifth and SIXth grade All - tstcnng for tht s tournament . please Shawnee State ,.4 13-6 Urbana 2-4 1 1-6 Cedarvi lle Star Basketball Tournament on Jan- call Casey Coffey at 740-667-7347. ().5 2- 15 Tiffin 1-7 6-11 uary 3 l and February I. Enbtry fcc Pam Hager at 667-6269 or Roger Urbana 5-13 Malone 0-6 ,;;I0 0-6 Ohto Dommtcan is $20 per team. There wtll be a Wtllford at 667-3653. cheerleaders contest with an entry fee I Saturday's results Saturday's results Urbana 91 , Malone 77 Ohto Dominican 73. Ohio Valley Mt. Vernon Nazarene 73 , 62 CEDARVILLE (AP) - Malone's can and 27 point s and eight rebounds Shawnee State 62 Walsh 88, .Cedarville 76 Jim Lambert and Tara Seiter of in a 94-69 wtn agamst Urbana. RIO GRANDE 77, Tiffin 60 RIO GRANDE 80, Tiffin 73 Sei ter,. a 6-0 JUnt or center from Mount Vernon Nazarene were the Malone 94, Urbana 69 Ohio Dommican 98. Wilberforce Mid-Ohto Conference players of the Waldo. scored 16 poin ts and had nine Mt. Vernon Nazare.ne 93, 79 rebounds in a 73-62 upset of week . Walsh 82, Cedarville 59 Shawnee State 63 Shawnee State, which came in ranked The league announced the se lecNo' 3 tn NA IA Dtvtston II It was the tions on Monday. Tonight's schedule Tonight's schedule Lamben. a 6-foot-6 junior forward fust MOC loss in 30 ga mes for Malone at Tiffin (7 p.m .) Michtgan-Dcarborn at RIO from Cortland, averaged 22 .7 poi nts Shawnee State. GRANDE (7:30p.m. - AEP Night) Walsh at Mt. Vernon Nazarene (7 Set ter ave raged 17 potnts : ~ nu and 6.3 rebounds as the Pioneers won Ohio Dommican at Thomas More p.m.) two of three games . He had 30 ctgh t rebounds tn two vtctories. (7.30 p.m.) . Ohio Dominican at Shawnee State points and nine rcboundsin a 77-7 1 bcconnng the fJTst juniOr in sc hool · Tiffin at Gannon (7:30 p.m.) (7 p.m.) oventme victory over Ohto Dommt - ' lm tory to reach 1.000 ca reer points. Cedarville at Urbana (7:30p.m.) , _,p Duke takes over top AP spot; Cincinnati returns to rankings throw shootin g dec ided tt. Ene Chenowilh mtssed a chance to give the Jayhawks some breathing room when he mtssed a pair from the line w1th 24.2 seconds left. and Missoun ended up 16-for- 19 after hitting its first II . Alben White scored a career-high 23 pomts lor Mt ssouri . White was scoreless for the first 8:30, but ended up 9-for-20 with three 3-pointers. Kansas prohably played tts last game without center Racf LaFrentz. who has missed .nine games with a broken· right hand. LaFrentz, expected back for Sat urday's game agamsl Texas Tech. wan netl up and dressed but sat on. the ben ch with the hand wrapped. "We' re a hcttcr team with Raef than we are without him ," Kansas coach Roy Wtlltams sa td "I' m not gomg ·to say we lost that game because we ~idn ' t have Raef. " At least une Missouri player said it wouldn ! have made any difference . "He's just another player," center Hardge s:ud . "LaFrentz played last year and they lost." Thame s added 12 potnts and potnt guard Bnan Grawer had n111e points, seven assists and six steal s ·as Mi s· souri beat its thtrd slratght ranked opponent The Tigers. who have wo n seven straight at home, al so beat Maryland on Dec. 30 and Oklahoma State on Jan . 14. Pierce scored I 0' of Kansa' · last 13 points and fini shed with 23. Robertson added 18 poin ts and Billy Thomas had 16. St. John's 64, No. 8 Connecticut 62 Lavor Postell scored all 13 of his potnts 111 th e second half, including a key 3-pointer as St John 's upset Connecticut at Madi son Sq uare Garden . St. John 's ( 13-6. 5-3 Big East) matched last se ason's victory (otal wtth tts founh straight wtn . Felipe Lopez led St. John's with 18 pomts. while Ricky Moore scored IH for UConn (16-3. 6-2 ). Postell hit a 3-pointer as the shot clock 'wound down to give the Red Storm a siX-point lead with 3:24 left. He also made the first of two free throws with less th an a second left after UConn had pulled within a p01nt. TCU 83, No. 24 Hawaii 76 Mal colm Johnson scored 22 points and Mike Jones had 20 as Texas Chnsttan won at Hawaii . Lee Nailon added 17 points for the Horned Frogs ( 15-4, 3-0 Western Athlelic Conrercnce ), who took the lead for good with a 9-0 run at the stan of the second half. ,Aitka Smith led Hawaii ( 12-3, 12) with 23 potnts, hut was only 1-for7 from 3-point range . Anthony Carter. who had been averag in g 18 poims ·a game. was held to seven and missed II of 14 shots from the fi eld. Colle§(! scores _;Sports briefs- Girls cage scores ~eds will retire Frank Robinson, Joe Morgan, Big Klu's numbers I FOOTBALL Charl otte Hornets center Vlad~ OAKLAND, Ca lif. (AP) Dtvac. hothcred hy pain and tnSta' Despite reports to the con trary, the bility in his left knee. was scheduled Oakland Raiders have not se ttled on to undergo surgery today. He could Philadelphia Eag les offensive coor- be side lined li>r two months ·dinator Jon Gruden as their new head Divac. a native of Serbia who is coach, team spokesman Mtke Taylor averaging 11 .8 points and 8.5 said. ·rebounds, was inJured 111 Charlotte 's In addition to Gruden , Oak land loss Thursday ni ght at Detroit. also has expressed tntcrest in Atlanta offensive line coach Art Shdl. who was 56-41 as coach of the Raiders from 1989 to 1994. and New York Jets defenSive coordinator Bill Beltchtck. n1e foc us was on Grudcn after several broadcast reports in Philadel phia Indicated he was on the way to Oakland to accept the post. The CNN/Sl wch st tc also reported that the JOb was Groden's. PITTSBURGH (AP) - Tom Donahoe. the Pittshurgh Stcclcrs' dtrcctor of foothall operations. said he had pulled hts name from constd eration to become the Seattle Sea hawks' general manager. · ORLANDO. 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ATHENS MALL 593·3998 1·800~982· . . 7636 ilrzJ• HRS .: 11 am-8 pm Mon., Wed ., Fri., Sat. 11 am-8 pm; Tues. & Sun. Noon to ' i wilh Cleveland Bcncdtctinc founh and Canal Fulton Northwest in the fifth spot. Highland was the first of four unbeaten teams at the top of the Division Ill rankings. Ontario placed second. Chesapeake third · and Youngstown Lihcrt y fourth . Patrick Henry dropped to No. 5.. DtVISion IV's top lour teams remamcd unchanged from the second weekly pol l Jackson Center was trailed hy McDonald . Wonhmgton Christian and Zanesville RI>Sccran s. Norwalk St. Paul JUmped two _spots to claim the No 5 ranking Big first half gives EHS girls 68-32 win over OVCS (1M QjfWJl ((J GGS The best thing about some popular songs is that they ' . don't·stay popular for long . 214 EAST MAIN tophllhng mDtvtsioniV Lakewood St. Edward . whtch lost in last year' s state semtflnals. ptcked up 22 ftrst- pla~e votes to ttc Jackson Ce nter for the most in the poll. Ranked among the top teams 10 the nati on by USA Today. St. Edward holds a 3 1-point edge over No. 2 and unbeaten Cincinnati (lolocllcr. Me KinIcy. Duhlin Sctoto and Shaker Heights - whtch climbed five spots this week - filled out the top five . Tnway 's 75-pomt lead over Badm in Diviston II is the largest of any of the No t 's. Roger Bacon moved up two spots with 1ts victory over Badin, · ~"J-11> *** aurance Services Jackson In Dtvtston II , Hanult on Badm . whtch had led the first two weeks of the ran kings, dropped to second wi th a 75-62 loss to Ctnctnnati Roger Bacon while Triway wa s winning twice last week. Sparta Highland had shared the No. I positton in Division Ill wilh Hainlcr Patrick Henry but took over sole possesston when Patrick Henry lost to Metamora Evergreen. also hy 75 -62 . · Jackson ,Cen ter piled up 346 points - the most of any team m the poll - .to streak to its third straight D0 D The afler· dinner s peaker who says he':;> not much of ~ a talker usually proves it during the next hour. GAN ~ RNER _: COLUMBUS(AP) - Lakewood St. Edward and Woosier Tnway By BERNIE WILSON opener, and the Packers' running joined Sparta Highland and Jackso n AP Sports Writer game tandem that helped take them Center as dtVISton leaders m the thtrd SAN DIEGO - Super Bowl to the NFL champtonship last year . weekly Assoc1ated Pre'S boys htgh news flash: Helicopler hovers over became a one-man show. school basketball poll practice fi eld . Coach not happy. Levens rushed for I ,435 yards , 39 The poll was released Monday. ·· Day I of Super Bowl week pro- short of Jim Taylor's club record. St. Edward. second to Canton duced little news other than Denver Then he broke Green Bay's playoff McKmley tn the first two polls. took coach Mike Shanahan's displeasure rushing record twice with 112 yards over the_No. I spot by rollmg to a 19wtth a lelcvtston news helicopter that against Tampa Bay and 114 aga inst pomt VICtory over one of the top made a lot of noise while hi s toam San Francisco. teams m Kentucky at the Coax tal practiced' Monday. General manager Ron Wolf said National Hoops Classtc Saturday in . He attempted to be upbeat about re-si~nmg Levens is the top offseason Columbus. ·. . . it by saying the news crew was JUSt · priority lor the Packers. But Levens' Canton McKml ey. sce kmg a trying to prepare the Broncos for agent , Hadley Engelhard, said ihcy repeat of ItS football pollmlc, fell to crowd nm sc at Sunday's game. won 't negotiate with Green Bay until thtrd wtth a 53-52 loss to Mass illon Green Bay Packers coach Mtke they sec what he's worth on the open Holmgren tried to be even funnier. market. " Flying that helicopter was fun ," The helicopter incident was the he JOked. talk of the day. Truth is . Shanahan was annoyed . Ahoul five minutes after Den ver's Spnntmg to a 39- 11 first half lead, · " It was 111appropriatc." Shanahan practiCe began at the San Diego the Eastern Eagle girl s defeated the satd . "There arc thmgs we 'rc domg c;har~ers' co mplex. the chopper Ohio Valley Christian Defenders, from a game-plan standpotnt that we appeared. It ctrclcd the lt cld four 68-32, Monday ntght in a non- l ~ague would like to keep withtn our orgd- times <1nd hovered above it for ftvc girls varstly basketball conte st. Both nization, jus t as the Green Bay Pack- mmulcs. In all , the hcltcoptcr. from clubs are 7-3 overall ers have a game plan thallhcy would San Diego 's KFMB-TV. was in the Valerie Karr led the winners with like to kecp.;private ." vic inity of the practice field for twenty-three points and ten rebounds, There were no such tlisruptions about 25 minutes. while Juli Hayman added eight. Jeswith the P~c kcr s The on ly real news It was another example of the sica Brannon seven, Kim Mayle six is that Dorsey Levens will be look- paranotH and .hypc that surround the and Stephanie Evans six.. · tng to make a whole lot of money Super Bowl, althou gh such incidents OVC was led by Val Taylor wtt h now that the NFL has its record- al;;o occur m other playoff rounds. thirtee n. Chelsea Gooch had six. and breaking $17.6 billi on TV deal. . There was the ttme that San Fran- Abbey Mcyn six . " It's great timing as far as my t:on· cisco coach George Sctfcn thought Eastern JUmped out to a 21-5 ftrst tract is concerned." the runntng back he saw a spy in a eucalyptus tree. And period lead. then outscorctl OVC 18said "[ really struggle sometimes not New York Jets coach Walt Michaels 6 m the second pcnod to pu sh the to think about it wi th tl1is one more lhinl<tng that Ratders owner AI Davts score to 39- II at the half Eastern game to play. But that 's got to be bugged the locker room ceiling. suhhcd freely throughout the game to what I'm thinking about. playing in "I know you ' re hstcnmg. AI." place eleven gi rls in the sconng c~ l ­ · ihe Super Bowl. · Mi ch.acls shouted at the perteivcd umn. · · Levens turned down a-contract hidden microphone . " [know you' re After three rounds. Eastern led 54cxtersion las1 summer. agreeing up there." 24. then held on for the M-32 win . mslead to play for $785.000 thi s seaEven a ptclurc of Dan Marino Ea~ tcrn's defensiv e press ure s-on and then test free agency. Edgar looking a ltllle woozy sci off alarms caused 4\1 turnovers. 3 1 of whtch Bennett got hurt in the exhibiti on at the Super Bowl 13 years ago. • came on Eagle steals. By Most folks would rather defend to the death your right to say sqmething than listen to it. · "If we want to be good and go forward , we have to play smart, " O'Neal smd "G uys need to look in the mtrror If they think they're playing hard, they' re not. They know who they.are. Everybody has to do their part." 1l1e Lakers made onl y 40.2 percent · of their field goa l attempts. missed 12 free throws in 29 tries, and were outrebounded 46-34. Darrell Armstrong led Orlando, w,hich has lost four straight games and 14 of its last 18, wtlh a careerhigh 24 potnts, eight rebounds and ntne ass ists. SuperSonics U4, Rockets 80 At Houston , the Rockets had their most lopsided loss of the season as they we nt down for the sixth ttme in The Supe rSo ntcs, who improved thetr NBA-hcst record 10 32-8. shot 15-of-20 m the thtrd quarter to take a 89-60 lead. Payton was 5-o f-6 from the field in the quarter. includtng three 3-pointcrs . He fintshcd with 23 and Vtn Baker had 21. Hovering helicopter Lakewood St. Edward, Wooster Triway, Sparta takes Super Bowl ~XXII Highland and Jackson Center top AP prep polls _ paranoia to new heights BIG I Dave Grate of Bottle · Chesapeake third in Division Ill ratings SAVI sick ." Lambert, Seiter receive MOC honors to yo u," Calipari said . "Every time he looks at me, what do you think I'm saytng 1 'Shoot the ball. You 're here to.shoot. You' re not here to pass. I've got enough passers. I want yo u to score and shoot ."' Van Horn hit hi s three 3-pointers earl y in the second quarter as the Nets expanded a 21- t9 lead to 35-23. · New Jersey stayed ahead by dou ble digits for most of the re st of the game. and Van tlorn 's final bas ket a JUmp hook over Duncan with 5:40 remaming - made it 81 -67. " ! satd before that (Van Horn) is the best player since Michael Jordan . so he should be allowed to take 30 shots just ltkc Michael docs." Jay son Wtlliams of the Nets satd. Lakers 92, Magic 89 At Inglewood, Calif., Shaquillc O 'Neal had 35 pomts . 15 rebounds and seven blocked shots agatnst his former team, but the Lakers had to struggle for their 30th vtctory. :::=:;: If you . names , a pretty s~e greeting for anyone ov~r 50 ts, "f hear ·you've been rournament announced ON THE GO- Philadelphia's Allen Iverson busts out of the paint after·a rebound while teammate Terry Cummings (34) and Kings' Olden Polynice (0) look on during second action Monday night. The 76ers won, 98-85. (AP) By CHRIS SHERIDAN I knew it wou ld be a bt g deal, but I AP Basketball Writer dtdn't thmk it wo uld be tht s btg of a In his first game against the only deal. " player drafted ahead of him, Keith In other games, the Los Ange les Van Horn seemed to be shooting to Lakers beat Ot1ando 92-89. Seattle make a statement. crusfied Houston 114-80, Utah Van Horn hoisted up 30 shots and downed Detroit 98 -89. Charlotte · made onl y seven Monday ni ght defeat ed Toronto I09-88. New York against Tim Quncan and the Sa n beat Bo s1on 98 -82. Phi ladelphia Antonio Spurs, but three of the topped Sacramento 98-85 and. Minmakes were 3- pointers in rapid suc- nesota defeated the Los Angeles cession that fueled a 95-84 victory for Clippers 117- 109 . the New Jersey Nets. Egged on by coach Joh n Calipan , Van Horn had 21 points and I0 Van Horn looked to shoot at eve ry rebounds to Duncan's 24 and 17. opportunity. whether from behmd the "You can' t measure the Rooktc of 3-poi nt line, from on the run or when the Year by just one game." Van Horn guarded by Dun c ~n in the low post . satd. "This one game doesn' t consti- ·He rne't wtth little success, even tute a whole season. otherwise a lot going 0-for-7 in the third quarter. But of gu ~. would be up for the award. the Nets had 11thers to turn to as KerThere are a lot of games left to sec ry Kittles scored 19 points, Sam Cashow it plays out " · sell had 14 and Jayson Wtlliams had "I didn 't win, " Duncan sa id of the I 0 to go along with 18 rebounds. hyped matchup . pointing out the 'You're going to look at the 30 linal score " I knew it was there. and shots. but let me explain something The Light To.acl) . MOC basketball standings •. YOU CAN7 f.SCAPE Tf-£ GREAT The Daily Sentinel• Page 5 I '. ',• �Page 6 • The Dally Sentinel Tuesday, January 20, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio America'without Roe v. Wade: th·e differences Would be huge SEARCH FOR EVIDENCE- Police in Baton Rouge, La., searched for evidence Monday after a shooting at a parade honoring Martin Luther King Jr. One person died and three were wounded. (AP) Racial, political motives ruled out in deadly MLK .Day s·hooting By GUY COATES Associated Press Writer BATOI\ ROUGE. La - Most ol the marchers were st:1dcnts, some kmderganen·agcd m <lac ks and ues, walkin g m honor oi Manm Luther Kmg Jr. Suddenly. th rc was a fight - and then shots. One man was kolled and three children wounded. one cruoca ll y In the debns was a pocture of Kong, splatlered wuh blood The shoot ong was the result of 1 simmenng dospute among four or five people some of whom were on the march Monday. Polrce Chief Greg Phares saod All of the vocums appeared to be by standers. "There was no racoal, political or hate en me moto ve ... Phares saod The shoo11ng marred a holrday meant 10 honor the slarn CIVIl righ!S kadcr Wr!h prayers. ce icbra! oOnsoand a ... ~r\1 1CCS m Cities across the coun try For the firs! lome. there was a hall rn trading at U.S frnanctal markets • Ground was linally hrokcn for a long- planned mcmonal rn Norfolk. Va. one suspect There were few spectaAnd the Whr!c House proposed IOrs dunng the parade m the comboosllng covii rights spendrn g by $86 mcrcml area ncar downtown. mrllron . "We watched them go by, and Kmg's son. Manm Luther Kong everyone seemed as happy as could Ill. was tn Mtnneapolis. giving a be - until the shootmg happened ," speech about the rmponance of each sard Elarne Tucker, office manager person takong rcsponsrbrlr!y for mak- for a locksmllh shop. mg a drffcrence . " I! went pop, pop, pop, pop When told ol !he shootmg, King lour shots nghl off. " she said, "Then sard, " I thmk 11 droves home some of people began running everywhere." ,the pomts It ned to make today We Polocc spokesman Cpl. Don Kelhave got to work to ehmmate vro- ly dcscnbed the aftermath of the sho01mg as pandemonoum. , lence It os totally ou,l of hand ." "The tragedy os compounded by Kolled was James Caner, 20, who loved nearby woth hos mother Rela- the fact that II occ urred at an event set tive s satd he was watch1ng the asr de 10 honor the memory and valparade, walking alon~ beside a band ues of a man who dedicated his lrfe m which hi s 17-year-old brother was to nonvrolcnce and lrbeny." Go,. Mrke Foster sard playmg bass drum. . Shrrley Monget 's 16-year-old son A 7-year-old grrl was m cn!lcal condl!ron wnh a gunshot wound m was among the marchers. "I asked hom not to march today," her back An 11 -year-old girl shot tn she saod "They formed that band the leg and hand was m stable conI rom several schools and they worked ditoon and a 9-ycar-old boy, shot in real good togethe r all week " the leg, was on guarded condotoon. Police were searching for at least Americans angry in aftermath of bandit attack on students ST MARY 'S CITY, Md. (AP) -Jorge Rogachevsky knew he and bis 13 college students were. in trouble, far from !.orne and help rn a dangerous country. The S! Mary's College professor was lying face down on a sugar cane foeld "' Guatemala. wondering whether they would all be killed by seve n gunmen who had forced their van off the road Fovc students were raped . Not a rcli grous man. Rogachevsky prayed 'My concern was. 'How was thrs gorng to end, ... Rog,chevsky saod Monday .. , .knc" II was over when 1heard shots anJ heard someone say. 'Thrs os the pohcc. Stand up.,., No one was krll ed. But Fnday·s am hush has angered Amcncans and prompted a closer look at the safety of st udcn" studyrng ahro.1d Authorriles rn Guatemala have made several arrest s and other suspects were hem~ 'nught R;Jgachcvsky. a profc ssorol Span- Jsh and Laun Amcncan studoes, orgamzed the trip 10 the Peteri region of Guatemala, where he _had done research rn 1994 as a Fulbnght scholar. The college knew of State Depart· men! reports of voolence there last year - rncludtng a bus htjackmg and 1apes of Americans. The st udents. two teachers and a college admonostrator were on a van on a hrghway south ol Guatemala Cuy when tl1e gunmen fired shots and lorced them off the road Fnday afternoon Everyone was robbed. Rogachcvsky saod the gunmen seemed puplcd that the group had !rule money The st udcn!S were nearong the end of a two-week tour. plannrng to return for the stan of spri ng semester classes on Monday. He said he tned to stay calm, eve n offcnrig to translate lor the bando!s, but they wid hun he should stay down. Vrctor Amhal Lopez Anas. tden· uficd as the dnver of the van. sard the hand1t s threatened to kill anyone who moved He sa rd the gunmen sc tzcd luggage. money and other llcms bclore the rapes began - one on the bus. the rest in the field. Nrncty minutes later, pblice and mrl11ary authon!ocs arroved. The Stale Department does not warn Amen can Cllizens against trav'elong to Guatemala, but 11 has reported that 1997 saw a marked increase on vrolc nl cnmc rn the country. The Stale Department's consu lar rnlormauon sheet on Guatemala cues the · hojackong ol a pubhc bus Tn broad dayhght and the rape of four Amen· can t:lt lzcm 10 separate mc1dCnts last summer St Mary 's College officoals dtd not bchcvc st udents Were at great nsk. notrng the State Department !ravel report "There was not an md1cat1on to us that we were at greater risk than at other Innes." surd Jane Margaret O'Bnen. presrdcnt of the 1.500-studcn! colk ge about 70 mrles southeast ol Washrn gton Ms. O'Bnc n sJid the co llege wrll rcconsrdcr whether to send students to the Pcten area Kaczynski suicide watch ·lifted as competency decision looms By RICHARD COLE Associated Press Writer SACRAMENTO. Calrf Autho11Ucs h.1vc rem oved ThcoUr1fC Kao ynsk r Irom a surcrde watch and moved hrm h.llk to a normal Jar I cell In JnlllljlJIIOil oJ a dC CISIVC wc,:J... of hc.mn gs 1n the Unabom case Kauynskr. 55. was transferred to .1 2.t -hnur sur ve illance cell Jan 8 .rlte r he appare nt ly !rled to hang him ~c l f\\llh tm. underwear. But psyc hr,l!rrsts ' found the Unnhornh~· r Jnng~.,• r • suspect •· no longer a to h1rnsclf. .. and he was retur ncJ '" the cell where he has spent nwst ol the past 18 months, Sacr.uncnto Coun1y Jail spokesman J11n Cooper s.11d Monday US Or st rr cl Judge Garland Burrell Jr ""'" expected to grve the first rndrc.llr nns tod.ry whether a proson P'yc ht ~llrl ' t who spent last week inter' JL'wlng Kauynsk1 found h1m Lornpc tcn t to ' tJnd tnal lormal competency hearong is sc heduled lor Thursday. posstbly followed hy opcn rn g stateme nts of K.rc £yn skr rs ruled mentally fr! The JUdge has also promiSed 10 r,11sc qucstwns 'today rcgardong Ka.;z) nskr s snarled relatoons wllh hos delcns·c allorncy s, but had not sog. nalcd "hat rssues wcr~ onvolved. A Kacz) nskt stopped !he troal, Jan R when he sard he wou ld rather dclcnd hrmscll than have hrs lawyers. Qurn Dcnvrr and Judy Clarke. usc a mental rllncss ddensc Prosecutors onrloally opposed K.lC!yn skt's other request. to he rep· resented by ll.unboyant San Francts· co lawyer Tony Serra But in court papers I rlcd last week, they reversed !hal pos11ron and saod they would rather endure a tnal delay than allow Kac zynski to act as his own counsel They al so said that Denvrr and Clarke arc likely to ask to wllhdraw rf Burrell rules they must drop the memaltllness defense at Kaczynsko 's request The Judge onitrally reJected Serra, but has shown srgns he may be changong hrs mond . Burrell called Serra's office Fnday to ask when he would be avarlablc for tnal. Serra, a long-haored radical who was the onspirauon for the 1989 movie "True Behevcr," has propOSfd a defense !hat would have allowed Kaczynskt 10 vooce his v1ews thai technology had dehumaniZed modern society. He has esumated he would need none months to prepare, all hough ~orne experts sa1d that could be cut 10 six months or less. The government rs takong the w1sc poslllon. smd Ha . . lln gs L1w School professor Rory Lillie. a for· mer lcdcrlll pro~cculor' and mcmhcr ol the U.S a!lorncy ~cncral :s death pcn"l!y commonce Allowrng Kaczynskr to represent hrmsclf - or havrng Dcnvrr and Clarke workmg under prole'! rat ~es dangerous appeals tssuc~ that could overt urn any convoction, Lmlc saod · - ''Dcnvir and Clarke would be poppong up every few mmutes dunng the lnal >ayrng. 'Thai dccoston, .we bcheve, leads to mellectrve assostance of counsel ,"' a red flag issue on appeal, he satd Kaczynski has stated he doesn't want to represent hrmself. Liule Satd, and os dorng so only because the JUdge refuses t<l order hrs lawyers to drop the or plans 10 portray the former math professor as a paranotd schlzophrenrc. Forcmg 11 cltcnt to represent hrmself rna capital case is also unlikely 10 sll well wllh an appeals court, Little said. -c Kaczynskt .s charged in a tOcount mdietment with auacks that marmed two scientists and killed two Sacramento men Prosecutors also hope to 'link him to all a!lacks allributed to the anti-technology Unabombcr By CARL WEISER Gannett News Service WASHINGTON Imagme Amenca withou: Roe vs Wade. What if on hn . 22, 1973, the U.S. Supreme Court had decreed there was no consmuuon .. : right to an abortion? If states were stoll free to outlaw abortoons? What would that America look lrke? It would undoubtedly be a- more crowded country. There could be molloons more Amencans More schools, or more packed schools. More teachong JObs. More Chuck E. Cheeses but It, more compact doses sold ' more I photos on office desks. Today the first genera!lon of chtldren whose mothers could not get abortoons would be entering the work force. Colleges would have more students. Sacral Securuy would be on bc!ler fonancial shape as more younger workers pay onto the system There would be fewer women Wllh college educatoons. Some of those lvomen would have been forced to stay home or go to work to raise children they were forced to have. In \ hort, the difference would be fell rn the natoon's demographtc s, its polttrcs, Hs economics- and its hv,ong rooms. , In the Mol waukee home of Mary, her only child, Lourc, would be 20 today- had he ltvcd. Mary, a pubhe relation s professtonal , dtd not want her last name used because she has never told some members of hero famoly about her abortoon . " I mtss hrm," saod Mary, 48, who aborted Loure on Jan 21, 1978. " I wonder what kind of comments he 'd have about videq games, what col lege he'd wan! to go to. What would he be onterested rn? I'd be worrying. Is he dating people? What krnd of grrl is she?" Cindy, a 16-year-old Anzona teen, probably would be a single mother if no! for Roe, according to a leiter she sent to Planned Parenthood rn Anzona. :'If it weren't for you guys, a lot of people 's dreams would never come true ," wrote Cindy, who asked Planned Parenthood to wllhhold her last name because she was a mmor and wanted to protect her anonymity. For Cindy, her constllutional right to get an abortion has goven her "a chance to go for my dreams and make my life the way 11 should be, .. she wrote. It's possible, of course, !hal both women would have had their lofcahenng abortions regardless of the Supreme Court's decrsron - because America wothout Roc would not be the same as Amcnca Without ahortoon . Even before Roc. four states New York, Alaska, Hawair and Washongton - had legalrzcd abortion. Even of the Supreme Court had no! found a constrtuuonal nght to aboruon. other states ltkely would have lcgaltzcd 11. "Abortion was not on vented by Roc, antl outlawmg it has never stopped II," saod Glona Feldt, preSIdent of the Planned Parenthood Federation of America. What Roe made clear was that while Slates can restr.tct · abo(!oons, they can 'I outlaw them. In an Amenca wl!hout the Roc deetsion. abortions probably would be illegal outright rn a handful of slates, rncludong Utah, Louisiana, Missouri, Idaho and MISsissippi , according to Roger Evans, se nior <lorector of Public Pohcy i.rtogatron .md Law for Planned Parenthood. Abortion was illegal in those slates before Roe, and the state governments arc among the most devoted ly ant1-abortion. ' In fact, today 12 states have legtslatures and governors who lavor outlawong abortion, accordong to an analysrs by !he National Abomon and Reproductive Roghts Adoon League Foundatoon. " I think' we would be a patchwork quoit of laws," saod Sarah Weddongton. the Texas lawyer who success; fully argued Roc . In some states, performmg an aburuon would be a nnmnal ac t, satd Catherine Weiss. dorector of the Amcncan Civol Lohcnies Unron's Rcproduc!ovc Freedom ProJect ~ Other states would rcqurrc hosprtai' hoards to approve abortwns, as was the law on ahou! a dozen states before Roc. Many anto,ahortion groups believe Amenca tod ay would be a marc moral place without Roc. They argue the Supreme Court's approval of abortion in 1973 caused the bonom to drop out of AQlcrican morality. An Amenca wuhout Roc would have fewer social problems, fewer teen pregnancies, less child abuse, less crime, more respect for all lifethe old, the disabled, the tiny according to abortion opponen!S "I mean, we have mfants in tot lets and Dumpsters all over the country," said Wanda Franz, president of the .National Right to Life Committee, the nation's largest antr-abortion lob' by. "Had Roe v. Wade ,gone-the other way, tt would have said there is no constitutional right to kill other peoIple because they're inconvenient to you. ... People would ·take more ' responsibility for thetr behavior." It is, of course, imposstble to say exactly what would be different Any speculation would be biased by odeology and probably misleadmg, satd Julian Srmon an eeoeumi sl at the University of Maryland "Nobody even has a clue." he said. But here, based on mterviews woth interest' groups, experts, and doctors, is a snapshot 9f what the United States might be like today without Roe: • Today's politrcal skrrmt shes over whethe~ to use tax dollars to pay for Medtcatd abortrons or overseas fam· ily planning would be dwarfed by annual battles over whether 10 legal· ize or criminalize abonron. • Famohes would be brgger and stronger. and choldren more cherrshed, accordmg to Judoe Brown. president of the 350.000-mcmbco Amerrcan Lrfe League rn Stafford, Va "There wouldn 't be this voew that chtldren are possessrons to be obtarned after you bought your home. your car. " • The Supreme Court might not have gone on to rccoenolc other nghts. such as the ngh! to doe Women's ngh!s mr ght have been stunted Roe vs. Wade "lard the doctnnal foundato on for contemporary pnvacy law." said Wtllr am Banks. a constr tulional law c.pen at Syracuse Universrty College of Law. ~·Had Roe v Wade gone the other way, we may "FOR PETS ONLY'' WILL BE PUBLISHED THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12TH .IN Also a special section for In Memory Valentine Pets. THE DAILY SENTINEL PER PICTURE PRE·PAID "PET'S NAME" Owner's Name Hurry! Deadline Thursday, February Sth at 3 p.m. r--------------------------, I -.vAL,ENTINE PETS . I I Pet's Name Owner's Name 1 Address I l IC I IAmount Enclosed: _ I 1 . For pictures I at $6 each. 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Rrch sard Memphos we." ") hate school. " "I' vCJust got lem solvrne . In a book released thrs State Unrverslly researchers reportmonth. "MegaSki lls: Burlding Chrl· ed televrsron watching for local chil to have that brand ." Rather than throw her hands up rn dren's Achrevcmen! for the ln forrna· dren decreased wllh mcrcascd lome despair or take fitght. as many par· ''fl.Q, Age" ($ 14, Houghton Mtfllrn on homewo rk as a resul! of ent$ are tempted to do. Rich estab- Co ) ~she adds .. foe us· to the Irs! and MegaSkolls. Auslln. Texas, school lished ttic Home and School lnsll· cxplams how McgaS krlls combone drstrrc! research shows MegaSkolls academrcs and character develop- S!udcnts have higher scores on lUI~ in Washington, D.C., 25 years achoevemcnt tem wrth fewer doscl11go to look for answers and develop ment. phne probkrn, And a Untversny of Roch formulated the hst of ways for parents 10 help their chol Loursv oll c, Ky. cvalua!oon found the by lookrng at school MegaSktll s drep through the nuturnl stresses and program rmprovcd school climate report cards and JOb eva luatr on fru~trations of school Iifc. work cnvtronmcnt. and lorms Some people nmtakcnly ~tch first began to sec a need for Jan Dech, a family resource ce nsue~ a program during the mod- bcloevc McgaSkolls arc onnate, she ter coordonator. satd the en11re st usa1d Her husband, Spencer, sharp19~0s os n high school Engltsh dent body of 540 preschool through ened her focus by call mg the skolls teaqher in Arlmgton , Va Stafl memstuden ts a! Molburn T lifth -grade "the mncr cngtnc~ of lcarntng." ber~ constantly asked · "Why arc Mauprn Elementary Schoo l, "They arc truly the never-endrng thc¥e kids having trouble le arning ·'" Louosvrllc has embraced !he card, .. Rrch sard report Evqn al home. when her children rll s program the ftrs! MegaSk Rrch and the staff of the werre too young for school,' Rich sard she was bombarded hy their ques- MceaSkolls Educauon Center. hascd school rn the nallon 10 do so For tio~s about learning und knowledge. in the nat ron 's capllal. show parents cxal]lplc. a math teacher f!ljlY have "This was lon g hcforc Head nnd commumty groups. tcnchcrs and choldrcn usc a rccope to ba~e cookStnl'ls Qnd prcschuoiN," she said. "It others how to use everyday !htngs tcs. tcllrng them to lim match the wa~ sti II In thul dark ages period such as domg laundry. pump rn g gas nght measurements before mtxtng wh~h we rhlly did bclteve children ur payrng hrlls as a spnngboard to them The .choldrcn become so preqccuprcd wrth whether one-fourth started lcnrnlng when they cntetod lCP~h commo n sense lessons teaspoon of salt IS more iogocai !han Educators at first scollcd .11 her the school door, "Avory rndi~nl idea started whis- homespun approach. but now her one-fourth teaspoon of llour !hal pering in my hend. ~~~~ins: 'Children MegaSkill s program rs m 48 states they don't realize that problem-solvJ~q~n n lot out•ldo of school. A wllh neurly 3.000 schools support- ing, perseverance and teamwork arc ~o~e. 'every home. IM n very lmpor- Ing th~ ~;ffon and eneouragrng spe- all berng used to get the cookies , l~nl lenrnlnu piR~o. wnd parenu c~n ~ial training for nearly 2,200 teach- baked. "MegaSkolls aie remforced at P.o Alot to help ovory ghild learn and er- and paren!S. Special school 1 every opportunny." Deeb said. workshop& have reached more than dq II'~ II in school, " 100,000 families and their children have taken on a life MegaSkills 'j\l Rich. tho 111100 Rs of respect, of their own. Rich's new book rs the l'rom all ethmc groups. Even Chrr ea,•~rancc ond rogugnltlon AI'Q thtrd MegaSkllls ednion. The first nc~e publishers have approac hed rs~~ptial COillplgmOnl& to rc~ding, was rn 1988, and the latest rs betng Rich about makmg the program and rillpll and 'rlthmotig, Rich has spont her latest book avatlable tn China. on ly a few months after an released ci;~d~s tcachinJ pni'Qnt~ how 10 book "that adds whistles rnteractive Funding has come from a number nstlll into tllclr eht ldren 10 'M~gaSkills'' - o word she coinod of founaations. including the and bells" lltlcd "What Do We Say? In , 1987 while talkln1 with a sroup MacArthur Foundation, the Sears- What Do We Do?" ($12.95, Forge br' ed~colon about the llllhudes; Ro&buck Foundatron, IBM, Kraft publishers) COUNTRY CANDLE SHOP Pine Grove Rd., Racine, OH BINGO MON. & WED. 6:30P.M. RUTLAND POST 467 STAR BURST 2M/mtn Pupp 18s Beauty Black W1th White Marking Mothers IS Pure Golden Retnever Father Unknown, 614-379-2639 L&L TIRE BARN 30 Announcements Public Notice Public Notice combined Statamant of Recelpta, Dleburaomenla, and Changes In Balancea, Govemmonlal Fund Type and Similar Fiduciary Funds, For the Flecal Year Ending December 31, 1997 Salam Township, Governmental Funde General Fund Recenue Receipts Taxea................... $14931.49 Intergovernmental Recalpta............... 35934.86 lnterest .................... 2742.92 OUR SPECIAL PAGE(S) Please enclose selfaddressed stamped envelope to return yo~r photo. '. never have started down the road of recogmzing personal privacy interests · m the most intimate areas of our lives." • More orphans, as mothers forced to have ~abres abahdon them. accordmg. to Pablo Rodriguez. medical ~trector of Planned Parenthood of Rhode Island . • More potential mates.. Some of the 1.3 mrlhon fetuses aborted every year certawly would have become husbands and wtves . "I see there are · an awful lot of young adults out there lookmg for spouses they can't find," · saod Vocki Thorn, dorector of the Natoonal Offtce of Post-Abortoori P.econcrhatwn and Healing in Mil- · waukee • Emergency rooms would have to deal with botched ollegal abortions, Evans sard. Before Roe, there were blllween 100,000 and I mllhoh ille&:' aboruons a year. mcludmg scores every year that were fatal to the mothers, accordrng 10 groups on both so des r • A larger Gross National Product. and a sma ll o~ nat ronal defier!. The anu-aboruon f'!lmtly Research Councr l. crllng studrcs by an economist and a doctor, sard thai if the choldrcn ol one year's abonrons were allowed to grow up, they would have added $73 3 btlhon 10 the Gross National Product m 1997. • Fewer women working as they. stay home to support children. Few.' cr women wuh college cducat!ons .. accordmg 10 Susan Cohen, sc~10r public pohcy assocoate PICTURE YOUR PET AMONG THE ... PET VALENTINES! Tuesday, January 20, 1998 Cosmetolog1s1 Needed , Te rms Ne{lot1able Full Or Part· Time 740· 441-0607. 740 245·5592 Aller 6 PM Cosmototogtst Needed Gaur · an1eed Wages . Pa 1d vacat 1on Free CEU Hour Ful l & Part Wanted Other Benefits Included , 740446-7267 Dependable And Flexibl e Certi fied Nurse Atd Needed Fo r In Home Ca re Call Adr~an ne Or Angle 1-800-481 6334 DIETICIAN Reg1onal Health Care Consulllng Company Has lmmed1a1e OpenIng For Fuii·T1me /Part-Ttme Otel•· c1an Must Be Reg1 stered & LI censed Excellent wage Package Fax Resume To 614-833· 4465 Jarn $200·$500 eKtra 1t1come per .fnonth workmg out ol yoiJr home as a k1 tch en consultant Tete 304 372·9846 Earn Exi ra Inco me Dt sl rrbutors To D1re ct Sell Ph oto Pr od ucts, 74Q-441-9806 M·F 9 AM ·3 PM Only Expenenced Ttmber Cutter Need ed , 740-6B2·7318 Full·tlme hOuse keeper Excel lent pay__send resume with References to Box MG -15, o/oPt Pleasant Reg1 sler. 200 Ma1n Sl • PI Pleasant WV 25550 ' �• ' I "Tuesday, January 20, 1998 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentmel • Page 9 ' ~LEYOOP NEA Crossword Puzzle t BaMballer ALDER 320 Mobile Homes MEET THE WORLD! lnternatlon at Non Proht Seeks Local Repre sentat ve Work Wtth Fore gn Ex change Students Host Fam11tes H gh Schools Tra nmg Provided Expenses Pa1d T ave! Opportu miles Not A Patd POSitiOn Ca ll Cathy 8 uckerl AI 800 871 2526 Or EF Foundation For Fore gn Sludy 1 6110 44 SHARE Overbrook Center 333 Page Slreet M ddleport has part hme STNA postllons avartable lor au shill s II nterested please call 614 992 6472 or co me nand hi out an app"callon EOE Pleasant Va ley Hosl)r ta IS look tng lor Opera! ng Tec nn cans Ope at ng room eAper ence pre !erred Mu st I ve wtlhtn 20 mmutes ot the nospttal Must be able to take call Send resume to Person ne t at Pleasant Val ey Hospttal 2520 Val ley Or PI Pleasant WV 25550 ANEOE POSTAL JOBS $12 sa /Hr To Start Plus Sene fits Carr ers Sorte rs Cle rks Computer T a nees Fa An Ap plrca tton And Exam Informa tion Ca ll 1 800 681 9162 EKt 97 g AM To 9 PM 7 Days RECREATION PROGRAM CO OBDtNATOR Seek ng Candidate W lh Excellent Ptann ng And Comm1.1n cation Skills Plans And Coordrnates A Countywrde Aecreauon Program Of Indoor And Outdoor Aecrea uon Opportunll es And Spectal Event s For All Ages Re spons ble Fo r Program Fac It es Budgets Settrng ObJeCitv es Commun ty And Program Leader sh p Stalf Tratn ng And Evatua t1ons Secures Contract Person ne Part Time Program StaH Ollt ctals And Volun teers Aespons Ole For Markelmg P omohons And Program Publlctty Bachelors Degree Preferred Know edge 01 Aecreahon Areas And Skr Is Ae qutred Cand :tates A e To SuO mil Resu me And Employment AppiJ catton To 0 0 Mcintyre Park OISiri CI Gall1a County Co urt house t8 Locust Street Galhpo lis Oh o 45631 t262 Deadlme Open Until Fllle<l Reliable full hme babysrller lor 1 chtld m my home Ex celle nt pay Referen ces requtr ed Send re sume to Box 58 15 %Pt Pleas ant Reg ste r 200 Marn St PI Pleasant WV 25550 SECURITY WACKENHUT SUPERVISOR POS ITION $560 Br weekly Pard vacations ho tdays lree unrforms and more Pnor law en lorcemant expe nence requr red Apply at James M Gavtn Power Plant St At 7 Chesh re Oh o at the Man Guard House 614 367 7331 EOE MIFIHN Need Hauling Done? Llmealone-rm dirt etc Cll1304-675 21184 Wt11 Care For Elde rly Day s Or N ghts Se OOIHr Call Pam 740 388 0302 Or Shelly 740 366 9168 Day Or Ntght w 11 care lor tne elderly day or ntght Call Pam or Shelley 740 368 0303 or 740 366 916B Day or night W II Do Houseclean ng And 01 f1ce Cleanrng References Ava11 able 740.446 t417 Wtll Do Houseclea ning Also WaSh WindOWS PhOne 740 446 B055 Would Lrke To Do Cookaog Light H ouse lleepmg Errands Yard Work 614 446-9302 FINANCIAL 21 0 !NOTICE I OHIO VALLEY PUB LISHING CO recommends th at you do bus1 ne ss w th people you know and NOT to send money through the marl unttl you have mvesttgated the olfer ng Beau t y salon n Oh o fully eQu pped two work stalrons well established cltentete For lease serous rnqu tr es only 614 667 3816 VENDING Lazv Mans Dream Few Hou s Btg S Prtced A ght Free Brochure BOO-a20 4353 230 VACANCY INSTRUCTOR CAD .CAM .CNC Ouahhcahons H S D1ptoma IGED And 5 Years Exper ence /Tra 11 mg In Computer A ded Destgnf Manulactunng CNC Mach ne Tool Technology Con tact Galba Jackson Vmton JVSD 740 245 5334 EX! 201 By 1/2 119B EEO Wanted OTR dr ver exper enced M or F with clean COL and Hazmatt endorsement Must be able to pass DOT and drug test Salary negotrable contac l 6'4 992 7363 WANTED people 55 and over to help tea ch readrng at Pomeroy Elementary t5 hours per week Benelrts Include cho•ce of $2 50 per hour sl rpend or 1 lu tton un 1 lor every 15 hOurs or servrce for your children grandchild or another chrld of your chorce pa d mileage and tree lunch For an appllcat on or more ntormat on please call James GLihspte 740 9922161 WANTED Experten ced Bar tenders & Servers Apply at 615 Main St Pt Pleasant WV Mon Fn 9 JOam 6 OOpm We Have The SOLUTION To Your New Years RESOLUTION! Lose Up To 30 Os l o 30 Days 740 441 1982 180 Wanted To Do Babyslnrng In My Home Cheshtre Area AH Hours Park Close By 740 367-7849 Furniture repaH' refin ish and res toratton also custom orders Ohio Valley Reftn shrng ShOp Larry Ph1ll1ps 74().992-6576 Georges Por lable Sawm II don 1 naut your logs to the m 11 rust can 304 675 1957 House clea ning Call 304 88 2 2896 or 304-BB2 2796 \ Professional Ltvtngston s Oasemenl water prooftng all oasement repaus done lree estimates li feti me guarantee 1Oyrs on job exper t ence 304-675 2145 Payne 1 Cuatom Tlmbertng Ronald S P1Yne Jr Select Harvesters ol large ma ture hardwood & tugll quality ve neer ltmber Free Evaluations WVOOF Cert1l ed 304 576 2()14 All real estate advertrsmg m th s newspaper s subject to the Federal Farr Housrng Act ol 1968 wh ch makes 1 Lllegat to advertLse an'l preference ltmttatron or d1scnmrnatron based on race color re rg on seK femil al status or nat anal ongm or any ntentron 10 make any such preference hmrtal on or d scr mmatron Th s newspaper w II not know ngly accept aQ.vertrsemen ts lor eal estate whch ts n vrolat 1on of the law Our readers are hereby nlormed thai all dwel mgs PROGRAM NURSE Ullrasoun(j TechnologLsl n~eded lor Pleasant Valley Hosprlal Must be AADMS or ehgrble Vascular ce rt frca llon prelerred Send resume to Personnel Pleasant Valley Hosprtal 2520 Valley Or PI Pleasant wv 25550 AAIEOE 1983 Commodore Ira ler 14 K70 lhree bedroom Iota electric With central atr unrt must move 614 9B5 3902 1985 Clayton 14x70 three bed room..: one and 112 balh washer and d yer $8999 make offer 614 992 3684 or 6 t4 992 5963 1966 14x70 Oakwood wfheat pump 16K24 add !ton some ap phances mcuded $15 CtOO 304 695 3021 after 5pm 1968 Claylon 14x70 30r 1 Oalh good cond w/neal pump wrll de t ver locally $12 500 Call K&K 304 675 3000 B 5 1985 Man5 on 14K70 2br 2 bath fireplace vmvt s1dtng asking $1 1 000 OBO 304 675 7530 aller 4pm 1996 Redmond Mirage t6x80 3 Bee! ro oms May F nance With Sul lrcrent Down Payment Can Leave On Rented Lot 740 4461610 1998 Ooublawlde Aepo Never ltved tn owner ltnanc ng ava table 304 755-5566 1stTrne Buyers E Z Ftnanc ng 2 or 3 Bedroom around $200 per month Free det1very & set up Call credrt I ne 1 600 948 5678 Money to Loan Services Gallla County Board or MRJDD (Guiding Hand Sc:hool /Galleo Worklhop) Must Have CO L Wllh Class B /School Bus En dorse men l App l cat tons Are Avartable At Th e Gurdmg Han d School BUilding 8323 Norlh Slale Route 7 P 0 BoK 14 Cheshtre Oh o 45620 Apphcatlons W II Be Accepted Through \January 26 1998 " The Gallla County Board or MA/DO It An E~:~ual Opportunl ty Employer" 1982 Oakwood 14x60 an etectoc 2br 2 bath exc co nd rn K&K can stay w/approved appllcalton or wrtl d el ive r locally $10 500 Call K&K 304 675 31100 6 5 NEED A LOAN? Morlgage Auto Conso1r<1at1on Applv The Easy Way By Ph one Fr endly Loan 740 38B 9635 TEMPORARY FULL TIME BUSORIYER Program Nurse A N (B S N Preferred) Gallla County Board Of Men1al Retardation /Devel opmental Disabilities Full T me Employment Must Serve Chrtdren And Adults Wtlh A W de Range 01 Hand1capp ng Conditions Apphcal ons And Ad dlttonal lnlormar on Are Ava laDle AI Gu d ng Hand School 8323 Norlh Slate Route 7 P 0 BoK 14 Cheshtre Ohio 45620 Appuca ttons Will Be Accepted Through January 30 1998 1974 Buddv 3br w/lot 304 882 3970 Business Opportunity 220 for advert sed n thiS newspaper are ava table on an equal DREAM HOME SERIES ENTERTAINER 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths Starling At $219/Mo SUNRISE Loaded Wtlh GE Appl ances Starling At $299/Mo fAM1L'l... 4 Bed rooms 2 Large Bath s Start ng $359/Mo Lim ted T1me OHer Only At Oakwood Barbours vtlle WVA 304 736 3409 Oescount Mob1le Home Parts & Accessones Lowest nstalled Pnces On lntertherm & Coleman Fu rnaces Heat Pumps & Atr Conditioners Hug h Inven tory Wtlh Easy Over The Phone Bank Ftnancmg Avatlable Rep lace ment Parts And Servrce Calls Complete Stock Water Heaters Skin ng K ts $299 95 Anchors Wood & F berglass Steps Aool Coatings Tubs Sinks Plumb ng Suppl tes Breakers Electrical Supplies Range Hood & Parts Doors Wtndows Etc Bennetts Mobtle Home HTG & CLG 139 1 Sallord School Road Gall pairs OH I 7 40 446 9416 Or Toll Free 1 800-672 5967 VIVOI0212 Double wtde 10% down $196/ rna Free del very & setup 1 800 691 6777 DOUBLE WillE DISPLAY SALE $999 DOWN SAVE $1000 Free Oebvery & Setup OAKWOOD HOMES NITRO 304 755 5885 DREAM HOME SERIES ENTERTAINER 3bedrooms 2balhs starting at $219fmo SUNRISE Loaded wllh GE ap phances start ng at $299/mo FAMILY 4bedrooms 2 large 1 . - •o•p•pon-u•n•ly•O•a• '"_ _. . , oaths start ng $359/mo Ltm ted lime offer only at Oakwood Ba boursv lie WV 304 736 3409 1 REAL ESTATE 310 Homes for Sale 0% Down WL!h A Job & Good Cred I $35 000 In Gal polLs Area 740 367 0403 Page #I BOO 395 2337 Pager 1576 1985 Ranch 3 Bedrooms 1 Sa h Large llv ngroom Large Ktlchen 1 Acre Gall po lrs C ty Schoo s $67 000 740 446 4323 2109 Mt Vernon 3br oncK two frreplaces large k Iehan d ning & 1v ng rooms lull basement garage $75 000 ::x>4 675 2917 3 Bedroom Hous e & 2 Mobrle Homes On 1 112 Acres Ask ng $38 000 5 M nu tes From Galhpo Its 740-441 0132 3 Mtles Fr om Gall pol s 3 .Bed rooms Secluded Home 2..- ACres De ached Ga age EnjOy The Pleasures 01 Both Ctly /Coun try C ty School 0 str ct $40 000 740 441 0725 4 Bedroom Ranch Fu ll Basement Fenced Ya d Nea r Ato Grande 740 245-9620 BUY HOMES AS LOW AS $4 000 1 5 Bdrm l ocal Gov 1 & Bank Repo s Ca I 1 800 522 2730 X 1709 K !chen d mng room 2 bedroom bath I vmg room lront & back lull tength porches gas lurna ce c ty wate r ou lbwldtng garage 112 mrle Ea st ol Ra e ne 740 949 2118 NEW CONSTRUCTION Beau lrful Two Story Colon at 414 Th rd Avenue Gathpohs 3 Bed10oms 2 112 Bains LA & FA Fotmal D nlng ~oom Oak T tm F replace Much Mo e Home El g Ole For Tn Abatement $179 500 304 273 2940 Three acres thre e Oedroom house wtth two Cit r garage addt !tonal 3 ca r garage pool 6t4 843 5350 Three bedroom house m Rutland two car garage trarler hookup 5 8 acres out ol flood zone ca 1 740 742 4001 320 Mobile Homes for Sale $99900WN on all mul11 sect10~s L1m1ted Tune Only' FREEDOM HOMES of Nitro WV 304l22 7127 MUST SELL 14x80 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths Owner Fmanc ng Avatl able 304 736 7295 FIRST TIME BUYERS EZFnancng 2 or 3 Bedrooms Arouna $200 Per Month 1 BOO 251 5070 Ftrsl Ttm e Buyers E Z F nanctng 2 Or 3 Bedrooms Around $2001 Mo 1 BOO 251 5070 Free a r free sk rt 16KBO 3 or 4 bedroom $1 350/down $2991mo Call 1 800 691 6777 Large select on ol used homes 2 or 3 bedrooms Star ng at $2995 Out ck delrvery Call 740 385 9621 LIMITED TIME ONLYI 4BA 2 BATH $1 449 OOWN $249 MONTH Free a r & Skllhng Only at Oakwood Homes Nitro WV 304 755 5685 MUST SELL 141180 Jbedrooms 2ba1hs owner I nanc ng ava able 304 736 7295 N"O"T"I C"E Amer ca s large st fa ctOry outle t has purchased local mobrle home dealer sn p All mven tory mu st be sold w th n 30 day s Save thou sa nds Ca ll now lor nlo FREEDOM HOMES ol N tro wv 304 722 7127 New 1998 14x70 three bed oom nch.1des 6 months FREE 01 rent ncludes sk rltng deluKe steps and setup Only $187 08 per month w th $1075 down Call 1 800 637 3238 New 281180 3 or 4 bedroom $39 995 Free detrvery 1 800 691 6777 NEW BANK REPO S Only 3 lellf 304 755 7191 New double Wtcle repo S999 down Free dehvery and setup 304 736 7295 New Repos Never Ltved In Only 2 Le ft Free Delivery & Set up Call Frnan ce Ltne For Free Ap proval 1 800-948-5678 ONLY $499DOWN ON SELECTIVE SINGLE WIOES Free DeUvery a Selup OAKWOOD HOMES NITRO 304 755 58B5 Owner movmg Make 2 payments move 1n assume loan no pay men! t II February 1998 1 304 722 7146 or 304 722 7140 SINGLE PARENT PROGRAM Spec al f nan c ng avatlable 304 736 7295 2 Bedroom furnished garage apt $250 permo plus $100 deposit references requrred Phone 304 773 9181 The Entertainer H11 Arrlvedt 14x80 3br 2.bath comes wllh 27" TV htgh ftve VCR surround sound speakers S1485JOown $219/Mo Once In A Llfet me Deal!!! Only at Oakwood Homes Nitro wv 304 775-5885 2bdrm apts total etectnc ap pllances lurnished laundry room lacthhes close to school rn tow n Apphcatlons ava table at Village Green Apts M49 or cal 740 992 3711 EOH BEAUTIFUL APARTMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACK SON ES!ATES 52 Westwood Drive !rom $260 to $334 Walk to shop & movres Call 740 446 2568 Equal Housmg Opportun ty WESTWOOD HOME SHOW Used & Repo Sale As Lttlle As $500/Down And $150 Per Month Free Delivery 1 600-251 5070 Gracrous ltvtng 1 and 2 bedroom apartment s at Vrllage Manor and A ve rsrde Apartments In Middle port From $236 $304 Call 740 992 5064 Equal Housing Oppor tunllles Westwood Home Show used & Aepo Sa le As Little As $500 00 Down And S150/Mo Free Del v ery 1 BOO 251 5070 Mode11n t Bedroom Apartment 740 446 0390 New Double W1de Repo $999 00 Down Free Del very And Set Upt 304-736 7295 350 Lots & Now Taking Applications 35 West 2 Bedroom Townh ouse Apartments $295/Mo 740 446 0006 Acreage Empty l ot on Spr ing Avenue tn Pomeroy $3300 614 992 2569 NEWYEAR 1 NEWLAND 51ar1 ON R1gh1 Own Your Own Land In Southern Oh o New On Markel P ke County Beaver 5 + Acres Aestncted Just ON SA 32 GALLIA COUNTY Close To Jackso n County Lrne 0 11 SA 35 /S A 233 5 To 10 Acre Country Butldmg Lots Bwauttlul Flat Meadows Starling At S1 290 Down Next To Nal io ,~all Also Land In Athens Scroto Co,unlles . We Allow Ooublewldes Modulars Cabms Most Sl ckbulll Homes 1 NO SINGLEWIOES Land Contract 1 0% Down Ca ll For Free Maps ANTHONY LAND CO LTD 1 800 213 8365 www country tyme com Two lots for sale on New Lima Ad 10 Aulland 614 742 2803 360 Apartments OLD ASH VILLAGE APARTMENTS Now accept ng apphcattons lor regular rent apts 2br sewer trash & water patd laundry & playground on sr le very clean close to school & stores 6th & George St New Haven WV Conlacllrom 1Oam 2pm Man Fn 304 682 3716 One bedroom apartment tn M1d dleport all ullltttes pai d $270 per month $100 depos t 740 992 7606 Three bedroom apartment Thtrd Street Racine $300 month p lus u111111es and deposit also one b-adroom apartment 740 247 4292 One bedroom apartment rn Mtd d"port 74().992 217B Upstaus 2 Rooms & B ath Fur n shed Clean No Pels Aelerence & DepoSil Aequ~red 740 446 1519 Upstarrs and Downstarrs :apart ments Ava1able 91 Cedar Tra ler and Cottage AI Porter (740) 3681100 Real Estate Wanted Buyrng Standing Ttm ber And Land Wtth Timber 740 682 7318 450 Furnished Rooms Cash Patd For Land In Gatlra County BlackOurn Realty 740 446-0008 Crete Mote l Lowest Rates In Tow n Newly Remodeled HBO Cinemax Showtrme & Otsney Weekly Rates 0 Monthly Rates Conslructron Workers Welcome 74().441 569B 740 441 5167 RENTALS Sleeptng rooms wrth cookr ng Also trailer space on rver All hook ups Cal l alter 2 00 p m 304 773-5651 Mason WV 2 Bedroom Home In Kanauga $325 Mont h Plu s Ut hiles No Pets 740 446 4107 460 510 Household Goods Country Home 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths On 65 Acres Garage & Barn Included $650fMo P lus Securrty 7 40 256-6367 Appttances Aecondnronea Washers Dryers Ranges Refr graters 90 Day Guarantee' French C tty May tag 740 446 7795 For Rent WHh OpttOn To Buy 3 Bedroom Ranch 1 12 Baths Large Famt ty Room W th Gas Ftreplace Complete Satell te Sys tern $600 126 Deer! eld Road Galltpols 740 446-4.459 BoK Sprmg & Matress New Nev er Used $199 Ca I 740 B66 6373 Dyer $95 Washer $95 Ete ctnc Range $95 Refrtgerator FrQS I Free $150 Small Up Rtght Freez P.r Frost Free $150 Maytag Washer and Dryer Set $300 Kel v nator Aelrtg erat or Fr os t Free Ntce $250 Hot Pornt Washer $205 One Year Warranty Very N ce Skaggs Appliances 76 Vme Slreel 17401446-739B Reo Grande Area 3 Bedroom Bath & 1f2 $4901Mo DepOSit Re Qutred W/ 0 Hook Up t 888 840 0521 Writ Sha re 4 Bedroom House & EKpenses No Alchol No Drugs Krds Welcome If Intere sted 740 308 8423 Aller 6 GOOO USED APPLIANCES Washers dryers relrtgerators ranges Skaggs Appliance, 76 v ne Street Call 740 446-1398 1 BOO 499 3499 Mobile Homes for Rent t2K60 Mobtle Home 2 Bedroom Pan a tty Furn she d (740 ) 367 0544 Tra lers 12K60 two bedroom $300 rent $100 depostl 14K60 lour bedroom $300 rent $100 de pos I ask lor Tom 7 40 992 4049 2 & 3 bedroom mob l e homes $ 260 $300 sewer wa ter and trash Included 740 992 2167 2b r 2 bath mobtle home fur nlshed on com merclal lot 614 446 4263 Call between 1pm 5pm Brand New! Great G1fll CO/video storage un I Black and che rry AKC registered Chrnese Shar Per pups lots of wrinkles $250 & up 614 949 2126 Never out or box $125 Holds up t o 940 d scs also holds tapes Call 740 992.; 6636 alte r 6 pm AKC reg stared fema le Shthtzu puppy shots & wormed $250 cash no checks 614 992 2607 COs & tapes nottncluded Coun try blue couch and cha ir w th smal I ower prml real mea $700 614 992 5161 Dtsh Network Satelhte wtlh bolt 614 949 2912 ECONOMY Healing And Cool ng Up Grade Your Present System From $38 00 /Call For Detatts 740.245-9009 Now Open Sundays 1 4 Mon Sal 11 6 Fi sh Tank & Pel Shop 24 13 Jackson Ave Point Pleas ani 304 675-2063 CFA Aegtstered Hrmalayan K•t tens 7 Weeks Old 614 446 3111l! Dalmalton Full Blooded Pupp es Wormed & Shots $50 Each 74D386 6922 Musical Instruments Extra N ce 10 Pc Formal Dmmg Room Like New Pncecl To Sell' Computer Wtth May Extras $350 FaK Mach•ne $150 740 446 6189 740 446 6865 Baldwm Plano Just Been Tuned Fine Snape $1 200 Phone 740 446 3159 Days 740 256 1552 E\/Bntngs Ftrewood For Sale $35 Ptck Up Load W II Deliver 740 256 1440 740 256 9172 Crate BXIOO Bass Amp Hardly Used $5 ooo New Ask1ng $325 740 245 9243 Firewood $40 A Truck l oad De livered Call 740 446 4362 No An swer Leave Message FARM SUPPLIES Golf CluOs 100 Sels Under SIIIO 300 Wood !Medal Dr vers Under $100 Club Builder Repaired 740 245 5747 Grubbs Pta no tun ng & repatrs Problems? Need Tuned? Call the ptano Dr 740 446 4525 Heavy clothes all wmler at Sam Somervtl e s Army Camo uflage by Sandyv lie Pos t 011 ce Frt Su n Noon 5pm ln su a ted cove r a il s $35 Unhned $20 Dtckle Jackets $30 304 27:j.S655 Indoor ranan patto fumtture glass top drn•ng table w lh lour chaus couch and two char rs coffee table and end table all cusn ons mcluded $500 Brothers Wo d P ocessor like new $tOO 6t4 949 2217 JET AERATION MOTORS Aepatred New & Aebwll In Stock Call Ron Evans 1 800 537 9528 Kenmo e 6 St i ch Wtlh Sew tng Table E~cenent Condtllon Cheapl 74().446 9709 & LIVESTOCK 61 0 Farm Equipment Hydraulic o il lowest p tee 1n town Ve nt fee gas heaters pro pane & natural gas on sale now Siders EQulpmenl304 675 7421 630 640 Hay & Gram Allalla mtxed hay tn barn $15 $20 a roll Straw rolls for beddmg $10 Morgan Farm AI 35 30" 937 2() 16 Ear corn round and square bales of hay 614 992 2623 Ftrsl cunmg hay allaUa orchard gra ss $2 Dale 740 965 3949 M Ked Hay Delano Jackson Farm Ph 740 446 1104 740 441 0450 Beauhlul Aver V ew In Kanauga Foster Mobrte Home Park 740 441 0181 Goods CVA muzzle loader $100 54 ca lber new st II tn bOK call Chel 614 992 6323 Mob te Home For Rent 740 446 1279 Auger Red Label 20 Ga Ruger M77 22 250 Varmll Wtth Tasca 24K Scope 7 40 446-4044 Tra ter For Rent $265 /Mo De post & Reference s Aequtred In eludes water &Sewer 614 446 0427 530 Two bedroom trarler lor rent on New Ltma Ad In Rutland 614 742 2803 Antiques Buy or se ll Alvenne Anltques 1124 E Main Street on At 124 Pomeroy Hours M T W 10 00 am to 600 pm Sunday 100 to 6 00 p m 740 992 2526 Russ Moore owner Apartments for Rent 540 t & 2bedroom furnished apart ments Mason area Perfect for rettrees 304 773 5186 Miscellaneous Merchandise I L 1 Bedroom Units Newest & Cleanest In The Area Near Holz er $269/Mo Plus UU1111es & Se curlty Depos11 Requrred No Pets 740 446 2957 2 Horse Trailer Wtth New Trres & Brakes $1 175 Call After 4 PM 614-446-3570 24 Bulb Wolf Bed $1 000 740 446-6982 3 Set 01 Used Forks $100 00 $150 3 Fork Ltft Overhead Guards $40 oo Each (61 4)3792655 I 2 Bedroom apartment for rent m PI Pleasant 304 675 2174 or I~~~~------614-446 2200 -t l • WE WANT TO WORK I Oo You Need An Extra Parr Of Hand s? We Have Them Male Or Fema e W tt Work In s de & Out Clean Haul Do Odd Jobs Run Enands Do Laundry Call Us To Do Your Drrty Work 740 441 1312 Dav Or N1gh1 Wed d ng gown & ve I wi re em brOidered lace & pearls abso lulely gorgeou s stze 10 $300 304 675 8040 alter 4pm We1ghl Loss LOSE UP TO 30 LBS 30 Days Or Recommended 100'4 GUARANTEED RESULTS 1 lll!8 294 B079 Wood For Sale $35 A Load Deliver 740 386 8010 w 11 wo od/coal Ournrng 1n ser t exc cond $150 304 695 3669 550 Bu1ld1ng Supplies Block brrck sewer prpas wmd ows hntels etc Claude Winters Rto Grande OH Call 740 245 5121 560 Pets for Sale 710 Autos for Sale t 969 Mustang 6 Cylinder Auto Exce llent In! $5 000 304 675 3960 1975 But ck Century 2 Doors 64 000 Aclual M1 les 350 Engme Automatrc $575 Cal After 4 00 PM 614 446-3570 t 98 I Mercedes Benz complete n ex ce llent condtlto n needs transm sston $2 500 740 949 22()2 1984 Soobtrd 4 Doors 4 Cymder Needs Work $500 OBO 740 446 9601 1986 Dodge 600 nt ce depend able car PS PB automatic amlfm cassette $1299 740 949 2045 1986 Ford Tempo 115 000 M1les t Owner 5 Speed Runs Good PS PB AMIFM $1 000 740 446 2117 1989 Dodge Omnr Clean Runs Good $1400 OBO (740) 379 2723 1989 Grand Pm PS PB au to mat c OD amlfm stereo great car $3299 740 949 2045 1990 Cadt ll ac DeVtlle Excellent Condlt orr V 8 Fully Loaded And Lots Of Extras New T res $4 995 740 446 26B3 740 446 2205 740 446 9585 1992 Pon11a c Grand AM Black AC Cruise Ttl! LoOKs & Runs EKcellent $3 900 Ask For Amos 740-446 8172 74().256 6251 1992 Red Cutlass Supreme SL 2 Door s NAOA $7 250 Our Pnce $6 250 1991 Cutlass Ca as NAOA $3 825 Our Pnce $2 450 Cook Molars 740 446-0103 1994 Chrvster LeBaron Landau 4 Door s V 6 All Opt ons 35 000 MUes Pr ced Near Wholesale 740 256-1924 1995 Ford Conlour GL while ps pb cruise 1111 pw 2a 500 mrles asking S8 700 304 773-5869 6 West East Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Snowman 28 Dock 31 Shake- spearean 9 villain 32 Public dlslurbanca 33 Blunders 44 Natura goddess 45 Flat topped seamount 1111 46 NYC area 47 Tehran s place trump contracts are 48 Bargain event 50 Pack \away) 51 Slmpl city 52 Rein 55 Labor union grp 56 Ford or Lincoln 57 Sw~ch positions are pla)'1ng With a trump su1t, though thmgs are much more complicated Along wtth everythmg else. you must dectde when - tf ever to draw trumps Th1s deal, from the first round of last years Spmgold Knockout 1994 Ford F t50 4x4 302 autb 59 000 miles eKc cond 30~ 882 2621 CELEBRITY CIPHER Teams was handled perfectly by Ralph Katz, from Burr Ridge, Ill 1995 Ford F 150 2 WD With Steel Utility Cab v 8 AutomatiC Heavy Duty Suspension ractory Tow Pa ckage Alummum Wheels PW PL $13 900 74Q-441H365 : Very strong 4 4 4 I hands are d1ffi cult to bad Here Katz opened two clubs strong, art1fictal and forcmg, then chose to b1d h1s spades North's four hearts was a splinter b1d shoWing game values tn spades With a smgleton 1-20 1995 S 10 25K M1 les 1 Ow nor Sell For Book Value 740 256 1216 THE BORN LOSER & 4-WDs <'£TTII'l0 F" F" DO YOO Tf\\1>1~ IT'~ F"DOC., [ )WENZ_ l Nl\ t979 Ford F 150 4K4 Short Bed Larlal 351 MOd 4 Speed 4 In Ll~ 35 In 8 F Goodnch Tires Outlaw I Rtm s J V C Stereo Sys te'1l $6 500 740 446 6124 IF 1"\lt\\OCt:> e:.~ wo~ l WE(Z[. 'IOJ, l ~Tt\ fo...OOUT -z 1 by Luis Each letter Ln the cipher stands lor another Todays due Y Bquals B R FOGEG e1ghl !ow '' RED ''RED IN THE MORNING BEA6LE5 TAKE AT t:)I:Piol..t S WARNING'' NIGHT, MAK£ ~DF££L LJ<£ AKN; SHOP FOil HM N Tl-£ ClASSFEOS. \. ITUESDAY & Accessories AMC 304 Complele $150 MIS c. Jeep CJ Parts 740 446 4044 New gas tanks 1 ton trucJ wheels & radiators 0 & A AutQ. Ripley WV 304 372 3933 or h 800 273 9329 SERVICES PISCES ASTRO·GRAPH (Feb Select compamons Home 20 March today 20) whose lhtnkmg and mterests closely paral Improvements lei yours Conslrucllve mformatwn BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondtl anal lt leltme guarantee Local rete ences furntshed Es laOIIShed 1975 Ca ll (740) 446 0870 Or 1 800 287 0576 Rogers Waterproof ng can Ex! S 9368 1786 be exchanged m d1scusswns w11h them ARIES (March 21 Apnl 19) You can find mtssmg connectiOns today Appliance Parts And Service Ail Name Brands Ove 25 Years Ex perrence All Work Guaranteed French C1ty Maylag 740 44 6 7795 VIRGO (Aug 23 Sept 22) A fnend who has a good h ead for bust ness mtght help you loday m findmg mc;Jhods that can enhance your finan ctal pos1t1on L1sten well - LIBRA (Sept 23 Oct 23) Your be find the answers V01ce your obser- challenges loday by e11hcr fnend or nol equal to foe espec1ally m matters that can be be afraid to e\press your opmwns resolved logically and pracucally SCORPIO (Oc l 24 Nov 22) Per- be advanced today today m an tmportanl arrangement sonal mleresls can hnued tmprovemeniS tn your com- you share walh others Your judgment 1f you u se your mmd m stead of your mereta! affrurs m w1ll have a postttve 1mpac1 mouth You are ltkely to expenence con- / Do noltake anylhing for granted mental faculties should TAURUS (Apnl 20-May 20) Do Wednesday Jan 21, 1998 v1sory capacny that could help out a fnend who can'l vatiOns, then ut1hze them the year ahead AQUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb 19) You have a secrel admtrer who has been domg a lot of PR work for you GEMINI (May 21 June 20) In a busmess developmenl lhat requ1res add1honal dtscussaon, don't proceed recently There as a posstbthly you unhl you're ready Impuls1 ve assess will learn of this m greater detail ments could tOday Aquanus, treat yourself to a be counterproductive (June 21-July 22) CANCER :73~~~~~~~~------- ' birthday gaft Send for your A-stro- 840 Graph predtcUons for some ume to fun acbvttles, select ! by those that are more mental than new service or repairs Master Li censed electrician Rlct'enour Eleclnca l WV000306 304 675 GAM I the be to form four srmple word~ I I I I' I G A ME N IS I I I YUFLOJ • . • 16 • 1O . SCRAM lETS ANSWERS 1996 Honda CA 60 good cond Ca I 304 682 3554 Refrigeration WORD DELIGHT" 1995 Honda 300 4 wheeler 2wd Ike new $2 800 304 882 3613 leave message ;;:::;:;:::::::-:::-::---....:.:.:.:.__' Residential or commercial winng ~ (amp le e lhe chuckle quoted by I II r:g n the m ss ng wo ds L.-l~_L-.L-lL-_L---l you develop hom srep No 3 below 1994 Polar s 4 wheeler new parts low hours on b•~e $2500 call Chel 740 992 6323 CARS FOR $1001 Trucks boals 4 wheelers molt')r homes. lurn1 lure electronrcs computers etc DY FBI IRS OEA Available your area now Call 1 800 513 4343 BORVGB L I GT E M -'\.. 1994 Harley Davtdson Sporlsler 883 tow m les eKce llenl cond t ~~~~0 304 675 3824 AKC Lhasa Apso Pupptes 6 Weeks Shots Wormed Paper Trained $125 740 256 6904 F I 0 youngster sa1d lhal th e futufe 1s Motorcycles Electrical and 0 r~--------.., hke the presenl only 1996 Toyota Tacoma SX 4K4 Regular Cab Bnght Red 4 Cyltn der 5 Speed A r Btg T re Pack age 740 446 8088 Call Ernre At Ga Ita Auto Sa es Jacks on Pike 740 446 0724 Bank Frnanc1ng GHG E LIT L When asked what was the S2t 999 1986 Chevy Astra Van Cargo Type Good CondiiiOfl $2 795 740 992-6154 AKC black female Cocker Span rei 5mos old shots up to date $150 304 937 2733 LISYIZB mean1ng of the word fulu re one 1996 Ford F 150 4K4 Xll LOad e.d EKtra Only 4 500 Mtles T •angle Remodel ng Masonary {Stucco Stone Etc ) Carpentry (Rough And FiniSh) Tile (Coram ~ Elc I Drywall Roofing 74().367 Rp Rearrange leners of 0 four scrambled words . A Groom Shop Pet Grooming Featunng Hydro Bath Don Sheets 373 Georges Creek Ad 74().446-Q231 UTEERBIM, Ia 11181 unblockl 1995 Ford Tuck F 150 XLT 4•4 Excellent Condtl on 740 441 0738 6323 S TV F Edltod by CLAY R ~OLLAN - - - - - - - - - - - - t 992 Chevy van V 8 automatiC 54 000 mttes equipped wtth hy draullc wheelchatr hll garage kept hke new $11 000 740 669 4755 C&C General Home Ma in tenence Palnttng vinyl stdtng carpentry doors wrndows baths mobrle home reparr and more For lree est1mate call Chet 740 g92 Z GTE B T:~~:~;~' S©"'-4U~-~t.~~~~ to dummy s kmg, drew Wests last trump, and ran the clubs 1992 Chevy S werado 4x4 350 5 Speed Excellent Condition $11 600 614 446 3764 CVTZGN IMVZ PREVIOUS SOLUTION "I ve been told tha i nobody smgs lhe word hunger l1ke I do · - B1lhe Hohday diamond. forcmg declarer to ruff m hand However, Katz cashed the spade ace. led the club R AM IS VTMNEZ duckmg thts trtck. wmnmg the th1nl spade, and retummg h1s last trump to stop the key ruff> When West ducked, Katz contmued w1th the spade nme Defendmg well, West won wath the Iring and returned a 1991 Ford F 250 4x4 124 000 Mrtes Runs & Looks GoOd $9 600 74().446-4044 F MRMG T B A •G N the spade 10 from hand <Note that 1f declarer starts wath the ace and anoth er spade. West defeats the contract by E~ · ce llent Condition $3 650 Co~ NIM Jack, have been true But Katz wanted to ac commodate a 4 1 spade spltl So, he led 1983 GMC Sierra C~s~1c B~zet Campos Celebrity Cipher crwtograms are C«tated Irom QuotatiOns ~ famous people past and present PWVVVTLA 10 12 ace There appeared to be easy tncks three spades, two hearts, one dtamond, five clubs and a red su1t ruff And 1f trumps were 3 2, thiS would WOlJl.O JJ~T FI)<'(£T ~11\11-lG!~ ~ ~~T tor votdl m hearts West led the d1amond nine V a Auto With All Opltons 810 tube 23 Hot and humid 24 Each 25 Frame for slretchlng 26 Identical slblln~ 27 Abominable that sutt as soon as poss1ble When you SPOilT lNG 600I>S r-1_,__ qb 1989 Ma z da Exlended Truck auto aH hke new h gh m11es $2 200 304 675 6197 or 304 675 1651 Auto Parts 21 TV camera relatively easy to plan You count the top tricks, look for the su1t where the extras w1ll come lrom apd go after FRANK & EARNEST 1988 Silverado Shortbed $3 500 1967 S 1 0 $1 200 1967 Grand Am $1 000 74()-388- 9906 760 Loda Author Jean M 3 Walters burden • In general, 1991 Lrn co ln Mark VII 60 000 M les Runs & L ooks Greatl $10 000 740 446 4044 1992 Dodge Snadow Red 2 Doors Auto A r 68 000 Mt les $3 200 740 379 2645 39 Q8 1 2 Winglike 11 Caresses 19 Huge By Pballlp Alder 1985 Chevy 314 Ton Pick Up1 Wheel Drive Filth Wheel Hltctl $2 500 Or OBO 740-446 0106 • 740 19B5 Buck Rega l PW PD Aula PS (740)256 1094 • A a A work torce (abbr 1 Composer Stravinsky 10 Trump management par excellence LOUD!! e Vans 36 Out olthe 5 Exist 6 Label 7 JFK Info 8 Musical movement 9 Alone ALL THAT 1984 Toyota EKtanded Cab WD 5 Speed New Tires Extra Clean! $1 450 740.379 9247 1995 Saturn SC2 Aulomattc Arr Cru1se AM/FM Cassette Trunk Ae-.ase $121100 Call After 5 PM jSert ous Inquiries Only!) 740 446 4015 AKC Registered Boston Terrrer 6 Monllls Old $200 74()...,1 0631 II •• 1980 Dodge 314 Ton 4 Door& Pick Up 2 Seater V 8 Automatlt Runs Good $1 200 740 37~2853 ~ 730 37 Article • A K 10 4 Opemng lead • TRANSPORTATION 1979 Jeep CJ5 New Top $2 300 1990 Camara Low Mtles T Tops $4 000 Frrm 740 446 6644 WARM UP H gh Elf c ency Natu al And LP Gas Furnaces Ltle hme Warranty On Heat Exchang er "If You Don t Call Us We Both Los e' Free Est mate s' Add On Heat Pumps Only Shghty H gher Call Us Today 1997 Is The Twenty Seve nth Year In Tne Heaung & Coolmg Busrness 740 446 6306 1 8110 291 0096 EARS 1978 Ford Very Good CondtUo~ $2 000 740 386 9645 Square bales $2 OOea 1 mile N on Rl 2 304 6 75 3960 Leave message Skr Package At om o 170 Skt s Tyr olla B nd ngs Poles Women s Stze 8 Wemmann Boots 740 446 0299 (Eve ) $110 ELVlNEY !! ~w,:."'- IT'S NOT MY PORE Livestock WESTERN SADDLE Longhorn Bullhrde Wrapped Tree VERY WELL MADE Good Condtlton All Purpose Ranch /Ropmg Sad die $800 740 37!1-2701 A Q 10 9 4 Actress Wmger DOWN Vulnerable Both Dealer: South 1977 Chevy l ton 350 4 sp QO rust motor less than 60 mtles 740 247 4292 Ohro Valley Memortat Gardens cemetery Lot w1th 4 graves Ra duced Pr ces 1 740 446 2386 Buy Sell lade Used & Ant ques Furn lure 304 773-534 1 a name 36 Slyllat s concern South Trucks for Sale 1989 GMC Safari Full Custom Van $4 300 740 446 4222 Walerhne Spectal 3/ 4 200 PSI $21 95 Per 100 1 200 PS I $37 00 Per 100 All Brass Com presston Fttt ngs In Stock RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jackson Oh1o 1 800 537 9528 _________________ 720 Square Ball s Of Hay For Sale 740 379 2674 Mason WV •Q7652 •KJ765 • 10 Uplon Used Cars Rl 62 3 Mil$ South of Leon WV Financing Aval~ble 304 456 1069 Magrc Chef Electnc Range Euro pean Burner Almond Excellent Cond 1on $195 740 44&9708 R & S Furniture • 6 Need A Car No Credit? Bad Cred1P Bankruplcy ? We Can He p Reestablish Credit Must Make $t50 Week Take Home 10 To 20% Down 12 Months & 12 000 Miles Warranty Ava1labl't Th1s Is Bank Financing 740 446 8172 Or 74().384 6042 1989 Bronco II XLT Splash V 6 automatic loaded a•r alumtnut11 wheels runs and looks gOOd high mrles $3800 740.247 4292 PRIMESTAR w nter spec1al Owl srttmg home watch ng antenna channels & VCR rental s spec at nstallahon pnce f~rst month free 1 86B 265 2123 East Credrt Problems' We Ca n Help Easy Sank Ftnanclng For Usetl Vehtcles No Turn Downs Cah Vtckle 740 446-2897 Round Bates Of Hay Stored In Barn $18 00 Per Bale Mlxed Squa re Bates Of Hay $1 75 A Bale 740 245 5506 Pomeroy Thntt Shop now buy ng Lev• Jeans toys ch ldren s cloth mg mu st be rn excellent condt tt on Tue sday through F 1day 740 992 3725 • 9 • Q 10 4 aK7543 EEK&MEEK Motors 740 446-0103 Lazy Boy rocker reel ner char TV entertammEint ce nter both In excellent shape 304-675 1687 Movmg sate h d e a b ed so la co ffee and end tables dressers full srze 4 prece Oedroom su te TV twr n beds large dog kennel dog crate k ng s ze waterbed lamps rtdmg lawnmower rototrller electr c heaters and much more 614 742 2654 , J 74 3 Orchard grass clover mtKed hay large 10und bales $13 each 614 9B5 4291 STORAGE TANKS 3 000 Gall on Upnght Ron Evans Enferpr ses Jackson Ohto 1 800 537 9528 Sporting 01 20 96 1980 1990 Cars For$100111 Se1zed And SOkl Locally Tl11s Monlh Trucks 4x4 s Etc I 800 522 2730 X 3901 An•- to Prevloua Puzzle De- a 41 Type ot cube 42 Camp beda 4 Library atamp 43 Experience 9 Tree tluld 46 Timid pereon 12- Town 49 Auto racer 13 'Poe1ry muoe AI14- Miss -53 Are you a man 15 Positive vote - - mouse? 16 Started 54 The real 17 Map abbr 58 Mento Park 18 More l1ke a fox Inits 20 Entrances 59 Actor Linden 22 Pool uoer 60 Elton John s 26 Clerical goof Instrument 29 Unlock, 61 CIAs poetically forerunner 3D Wheel part 62 First number 34 Fish trap 63 Raised mass of 35 First part ot a rock movie dogs 64 Soaking nNd Autos for Sale ooo 570 Ltvlng Room Suite Never used 2 PC S275 Cal 740 686 6373 Movmg Sale u see! Furniture StOfe 130 Bulav lie Ptke Galt po Its Ohio 50% Oil G ll Shop And Most Furnrture Man Tues Wed 1().4 Only Available February 1st Large 3 Bedrooms Bob McCormtck Road $300/Mo Plus Oeposrt 140 446 6844 5858 7f0 Merchandise Bunk Bed Se t Soltd Wo od w th Inner Spnng Mattre ss New Nev e use d $285 740 666 6373 Newly decorated 3br wllul base ment references & depostt no pets 304 675 5162 2 bedroom apartment m Pomeroy ut lilies pa1d no pets 740 992 Miscellaneous MERCHANDISE 2 bedroom mce & clean stove no refrigerator no ns1de pets de posit requ red 740 992 3090 1 and 2 bedroom apartments fur nished and unrurn ls hed security depostt requ•red no pets 740 992 2216 Space for Rent Mo011e nome stte availa ble bet ween Athen s and Pome roy call 740 385 4367 2 bedroom heat pump 2 car ga rage 5 Po nts area $375 per month plus deposit 614 992 2001 420 540 for Rent SINGLE PARENT PROGRAM Spectal Financing Avatlable 304 736 7295 440 New doublewtde 1 purchased wont lit on my lot must sell w 11 del rver & set up al no charge 304-722 7148 440 sare 40 Actor Robert ACROSS PHILLIP maihng $2 and the year ahead SASE to Astra- Graph, c/o this newspaper ~0 Box 1758, Murra)' Htll Stauon, New York, NY 10156 your zodtac stgn Be sure to state Today. 1f you're able to ded1cate phys1cal for the most enJoyment LEO (July 23-Aug 22) Be sure 10 explain your dtrecuves 1n detail today m Situations where you have a super- Do not bully your trol tssues way lo con- thmk your way through lhem SAGITIARIUS (Nov 23 Dec 21) Knowledge IS power today, pro vtded 11 s used m a llmely way Do not prematurely expose whal you know, wait for the proper moment CAPRICORN (Dec 22-Jan 19) In your deahngs w1th fnends today, a wad ]Ieavy top1cs that could get everyone thmkmg senously Ltght and breezy conversahons should emphas1zed be Convoy Ax 1om Knoll- Potent - EXACTLY by stat1ng that What ever haooens W ill fit the newsoaoer EXACTLY' The cut1e perplexed her date JANUARY 20 I �' f ThC Daily Sentinel By The Bend •.. - Ann Landers I'H1 L.•~ An1dc1 Time~ ;an.! cr~ . ... , Synd r~~IC SymJruL~ Dear Ann Landers: Retirement stinks Now I understand why couple s get d1vorced after one of them retires I used to thmk th1 s was strange, but now, I get n The second day after my husband retired. he began movmg the furmture around He gathered up all the scatter rugs and put them 111 trash bags He t1cd knots 111 the curtains and drapes and NAILED them to the wall~ He then rmsed the bl mds so \ I ratsed our large famtly and took care of the checkbook and btlls while he worked. Now, he acts like I'm an tdtOt. He wants to see all the recetpts when I shop for clothes or grocenes so he can make sure they match the pnce tags I can not stand ltvmg where I am afratd to breathe. and I never know when he 's gomg to blow up over somethmg. We have no soc tal ltfe anymore because of hts lousy d1spoSitt on Nobody wants to be around htm Is thts what ret11ement does to men" Please answer m the paper He opens all the ma1l now ·- somethmg he never dtd before -- Just About Had It m West V11gmta Dear West Virginia: ThiS tsn't rettrement. It sounds as tf something e)l;e IS •gomg on The man shows stgns of mental tllness. Your husband needs to see a doctor, preferably a neurologtst Talk to your fam •'Y phystctan about thiS troubhng sttuatton,_ and ask for hts gutdance. Good luck, dear. You're gotng to need 11 Dear Ann Landers: Please help me tell our nat10n's 38 milhon Medtcare beneftctaries that some new benefits can help them lead heahhter lives As of Jan I, 1998, additional hfesavmg benefits were made avatlable to Medteare benefictanes, mcludmg mammography, pap smears and colorcctal cancer sc reenmg Breast cancer ts the most com- mon type of cancer among women 111 the Untied States, and more than half of those who du~ from 11 are 65 and older. Early detectiOn could have saved many of those hves Smce many women don't get mammograms because they are worrted abOut the cost, Prestdcnt Chnton and Congress have expanded coverage for mammograms for Med1care benefictaries aged 40 and over It wtll no longer be necessary to pay the annual deductible fo r thts servtce or for pap smears, pelvtc exams or elm1cal breast exams Medtcare wtll also now cover screenmg for colorectal ca ncer, the second most common cancer m Amenca. Later tht s year, Medtcare wtll help pay for blood gl ucose momtors and testing stnps for all benefictancs wtth diabetes And, as always, Medtcare wtll contmue to pay 100 percent of the cost of an annual nu shot and a onct1me pneumococcal pneumoma shot. . Thank you, Ann. for hclpmg us get the word out -- Donna E Shatala, secretary of health and human servtces. Washmgton, DC. Dear Donna Shalala: I app,ectate the opportumty to let everyone know that Medteare wtll now cover these ltfesavmg serv1ces I tmplorc my readers to take ad,an tage of these new heneht s TIME OUT FOR TIPS track of your card usage - how much er wtll stand bchmd the card II the phone ltme you have on your card m telephone serv tce ts un satisfactory BY BECKY BAER mmutes or unns To make a phone Look for the rate for domc,ttc and Meigs County Extension Agent call, you d1al the access number, mternauonal calls on the card's Family and Consumer Sci- enter your PIN and at the votce package or on the vendmg machme ences/ Community Develop· prompt, enter the phone number of These rates may vary dcpendmg on ment the party you are trymg to reach. where you call If yuu c,m t fmd the A computer w1ll tell you how rate, call the card 's customer scrvtcc much lime- or how many un1ts- you number Have ha\e left on your card, and how to The prc-patd phone card mdustry you used a use other features your card may ts htghly compettttvc Beware of prc-patd offer Typtcally, each umt equals one very low rates , parttcularly for mtcrphone domestic mmute. If your pre-patd natiOnal calls They may tndt cate card' They phone card can't be recharged - that poor customer servtcc arc a ntce 1s, tf you can't buy addtttonal mmLook for diSclosures about sur'"-~---" conve' utes by phone for the card - you wtll charges, monthl y fees . per-ca ll mence for college stude nts, people need to buy another card once you f'ICcess, and the hkc. tn additi on to who ca ll overseas and travelers have used up the ttme or mmutes the rate-per-m mute or unn Some They arc handy because the phone When you buy a pre-patd phone cards add a surcharge to the first ttme has already been paid for. you card from a store. 11 IS tmportant to mmutc of usc Others charge an acto can usc them from any phone and remember that you have bought a vat ton fcc for rcchargmg cards you don 't have to worry about hav- telephone serv tce, not a product The Check on e•p~ratwn dates Most mg the nght coms or paymg a htll store doesn 't control the quahty of cards exptre one year aftCJ f11st usc later the serv tce If there IS no exp trauon date , a card How do they work" Accordmg to To make sure you are gcttmg usually ts constdered "hve" unttl all Polly Van Meter, Oh to State Umvcr- what you have pa1d for you may phone ttme ts used. stty Extenston Assoc tatc. most pre- want to buy a small denom matt on Look for a toll -free customer serpatd phone cards dtsplay a toll -free first to test out the servtcc vtce number. If the customer scrvtcc You should be aware that there number tsn 'ttoll-frcc or dtsplaycd. 11 access telephone number and a per sonal tden1111cat10n number (PIN) may be so me problems wtth the may be dtfficult to contact the comPrc -patd phone card compames have phone cards. so check them out care- pany tf you have a problem wtth the computers that usc your PIN to keep fully before buy mg. Ask 1fthc retatl - card A busy stgnal on the customer by Bob Hoeflich Columbus , a daughter of the Kmghts', for a letter she se nt along to me about the subjeet Carol IS the wtdow of Ralph Kntght a son of the Kmghts ' I somehow had ptckcd up on hts name as bcmg Roger However, I stand corrected At any rate, followmg Ralph 's death 1n a Flonda plane cras h. Carol, who was the Kmghts' daughtcr-m-law and mother of two of thclf grandehtldren, mamed Net! Armstrong She mamtams a good rclauonshtp wtth Mr. and Mrs Kmght and consequently, the vtstts by her and Net Ito Me1gs County. Now about Ralph He graduated as valedtctonan of hts class at EastHe ern H1gh School m 1958 recetvcd hts undergraduate and Master's Degree from Ohto Untverstty where he was a member of Pht Delta Theta Fraternity and that 's Beth Gloeckner of Pomeroy wtll where he and Carol met be competmg for the Itile of ToughRalph really loved Metgs County woman World Champton on Feb 5 and wrote an mteresu ng arttcle and 6 at the Sag~naw Ctvtc Center tr. about h1msclf and hiS lamtly for one Sagmaw, Mtch. of the Metgs County Ht story books abuse to the proper authonues, and too. So, as shown 111 these true stoIn matenal dtstnbutcd by the Here's the final paragraph from that Making Connections the chtldren were later removed nes, animal abuse can se rve as a contest promoters, Beth ts btllcd as arttclc By Alden Waitt, President from the home The story, recounted symptom of domesttc vtolence and "the crowd favonte " tn the ltve "When I meet people and they County Humane Soci111 the 1997 (vol 15) tssuc of the chtld abuse Meigs sports spectac ular whtch presents ask where I'm from ongmally I ety "The Advocate A Magazme of the We have all heard stmtlar stones lad1es tn top phystcal shape compet- answer Chester, Ohto- that's 111 Amen can Humane Assoc1at10n 's ltke these, about well-known cnmt mg m a smglc ehmmauon contest of Mctgs County They rarely know In San Mateo , Cahfornta an antIAHAj Antmal Protcct1on Dlvt nals and lesser-k nown perpetrators. three onc-mmutc rounds of bo•mg where HIS I always smt le to myself mal control officer followed up un a ston." docs not record what happerhaps nct ghbors, perhaps relaunttl only one woman rcmams. because they wtll never know what When a report of a neglected dog pened to the wtfc Let's hope she tives Over $15 .000 m pnze money IS they m1sscd" The AHA IS the onl y organtzallon offered m the contest. Although hts funeral was held m woman and a young boy answered WISed up fast the door. the oflicer nouced brutses In Vtrgmta Beach, Va., a teenaged 111 thts country devoted to protcctmg I doubt tf many of you get to Sag- Cmcmnall, he ts buncd m the all over the neck , arms. and le gs ol boy wore a eat's paw on a necklace both chtldrcn and antmals. maw to vocw the event m person but Chester Cemetery m a· plot that mother and son The two dog s and hoastcd to other chtldren about Through hostmg conferences on there ts a pay -per-v tew atr date on looks toward the Kntght farm staked out 111 the backyard were m;J . how he had desttoycd other antmals the Issue , advocatmg tor stronger Feb 6 and perhaps. that w1ll he and losmg thcu h.ur nounshcd He 'howcd them the bodtes ol dead antt-cruclty laws, and trammg hoth ofTcred to local rcstde nts through Some - ol you wtll remcmbct Then the husband aprc.~rcd h~rds. cats' heads, and other anunal ch1ld and am mal welfare profcssl,on our c.1blc system when you used to he "down You tmmedt .llcly began yel ling m the hones Thts cruelty to an1mals was als (and others) to recogmze all were lower than a blue nosed mule ol hccr. and the dogs hegan batktng tgnored and surlaccd only when the forms of ahusc - regardless of the A recent column mcntwncd v1~1ts or as low a:-o a snake Sc.:acncc now lunuusly At that pomt. a mne ycal stxtcen-yem-old was charged wtth spec1 cs- the AHA ts ratsmg aware of Astronaut Net! Armstrong .md ht< c.1 ll s 11 hetng deprcs;cd and there arc old the couple s older chtld ran to slash1ng the throats ol two young ness wtfc , Carol. to the home ol Mr and even ptlls for 11 Its amanng how In July. 1997. the AHA ltlcd a Mrs Howard Kntght 111 the Chester prevalent depresston IS today It the dogs. smacked them both m the nctghborhood boys lace. and yel led at them to shut up' These arc only two examples (I legal petltton w11h the Department ol sure makes It dtlllcult to keep sm liarea The olficcr noted that at that pomt have spared us all by add mg others) Health and Human Scrvtccs calhng I thank Janet Kntght Pennell of mg · II was pretty obVIOUS where he had ol what the AHA calls the "Ltnk ... a for a full mvest 1ga tton mt o the learned that vtolcnt hehavtot " theory that states 1f someone vmlcnt- "Ltnk," requcstmg that the agency The oflicer unpoundcd the dogs ly ahuscs an ant mal then he or she ts exam me how ammal cruelty perand reported hts susptcums ol ch1ld hkcly to he abustvc toward people. formed by ch1ldren relates to later Pomeroy's M1ck Williams was m Col umbus over the weekend where he anendcd the m1d-w1ntcr conference of the Oh1 o Amencan Legwn Mlck IS a member of Drew Webster Post 39. Amencan Leg1 on and IS currently serv~ng as Eighth Dlstnct Commander of the Legoon M1ck IS also a member of a nat1onal committee thiS year and a meeun~ of that group was held dunng the conference held at the Radosson North The National Amencan Legwn Commander was on hand for the Columbus state sessiOn He IS a restdent of Mame and reported that hts home had been wtthout power for 15 days as a result of the tee storm 1n that state So, we have had n good haven 't wc 0 'GED on TV' offered second time by OU Public Television eac h program so students can euhcr watch an eptsode they have mtsscd or usc the second showwg lor rcv1cw SIUdcnts ~:a n rcg 1stcr and choose to purchase 1ncxpcn>tvc workbooks by call mg 1-800-228- READ Last Scptcmher Oh10 Un1vcrsny "Television 1s a tool and It wo1 ks best when II 1s mcctm g community needs <~nd ts supported hy communny organ11.at1ons " satd Mercedes Sahto, proJCl't director .md programmtng direc tor at the Ohto Un tvcrstty Telecommumcatums Center Homework help ts also ava1lablc to students m the prngrom Local Adult Bam and Lncracy Educauon groups Will stal l a !OII ·frcc homework hotltne and wtl l assiSt students wnh rcg tstrauon lot the GED test when the students arc ready Produced w11h humo1 . tmagtnalton and crcauvny by the Kentucky Network . Kentucky's puhltc televt ston network GED on TV IS lundcd for broadcast by the Ohto Umvcrstty Offtce o( Regtonal Education an( by the Oh10 Ltteracy Network f Vol. 48, NO. 194 <1:11998, Ohio Valley Publlahtng company Send qucsttons to Ann Landers, Creators SyndiCate. 5777 W Century Bl vd . SUite 700. Los Angeles, Cahf scrvtcc line may be a lip oil to a lipoff Be sure the card comes wnh JnstrudiOOii that y ou·l.m undc1stand The ~ard shouiJ be 10 ,1 ~c.tlcJ TUESDAY RACINE - Racmc Board ol Pubhc Aflalfs. 7 p m Tuesday at the muntctpal hutldtng Au XI hary, Drew Webster Post 39, spec tal mctmg, 2 p m at the hall for the purpose of choosmg delegates to Buckeye G~rls State. POMEROY - The Metgs Coun- THURSDAY ty Board of Amencan Cancer, SoctRUTLAND - Lcadmg Creek cty. Tuesday, 5 p.m at the Veterans Conservancy Dtstnct. organ11.allonal Memonal Hospital Conference mceung, Thursday. 5 p m at the Room office. Monthly board meeting to WEDNESDAY follow POMEROY - Amcncan Lcgton POMEROY . - AA mecung . Thursday) p m at the Sacred Heart Cathohc Church Mulberry Avenue POMEROY - Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter. Beta S1gma Ph1 Sorortty, home of Clancc Krauttcr. 6 30 p.m. Thursday. Take a salad ' They were also closer by working together Pattence and compassiOn are also tmportant to bnng couples together, she satd . The club prese nted Shambhn wnh a gtft Dyer told how much the food and gtfts for a needy family were apprectated""The league wtll serve the canteen at the bloodmobtle on Apnl 15 The South Central Spnng Conference wtll be on Apnl 17 at Rodney Untied Methodist Church. The theme will be Chnstmas 111 Apnl. Hostesses wtll be Toddlers to Tassels Refreshments were served by Helen Blackston. enve- though the call lasted only >O seconds' Was the acl:css number ani.ll> ccsstblc because ol a constant busy sognal 1 By checkmg out the phone e<trd cnmpamcs thoroughly, you should be all set But, tl your card doesn 't work even alter you have called the customer servtce numher, contact the state Allorncy General or the Better Busoncss Bureau to ft lc a complamt or get a report hased on cuslornca cx.pcncm:c the legtslatton m the near future. Of the s" people se lected by Governor Vomovtch and rankmg lcgtslators, only one, former Youngstown Mayor Patnck Ungaro, ts from outstdc the "three C's" -- Cleveland, Columbus, and Cmetnnatt, the Toledo Blade observed. ODOT dtrector Jerry Wray remams a member of the commlllcc. Of thr others" members, four arc gubematonal appotntm ents The speaker ol the House of Rcpresentattves and the Senate pres1dent appomt one member each In a letter to Vomov1ch, Olman wrote "When ODOT D~rector Jerry Wray first proposed hts new fundmg plan for deahng wtth the prionuzauon and dtstnbutwn of state funds for maJor ' new htghway constructton . I applauded the creation of a commtttee to rev1ew thts ltst and hear appeals It appeared as tf, once and for all , the pohttcs were gomg to be rGmoved from a process that saw a dt sproporttonate share of htghway fundmg dollars bemg d~rected to the most populous urban centers Columbus, Cleveland and Cmcmnatt "I mean no dtsrespect to the members you appomted . I am sure they hO\c exemplary qualifications. I am also sure that your admtmstratwn wtll be ISsued for the construction of the By BRIAN J. REED Department of Human Scrvtccs Sentinel News Stall A request for the tssuance of butldmg m Mtddleport, whtch was bonds to construct a recyclmg center opened m 1991. Both Commi SSIOner Fred Hofl111 Jackson was diScussed when the man and CommiSsiOner Jeffrey Metgs County Commtss10ners met m expressed reservations Thornton regular sesston on Tuesday afternoon. about ISSUing the bond s, wnh HoffThe board met yesterday rather man say mg that he ts concerned that than Monday due to the Martm ISSumg the bonds m1ght Jeopard1zc Luther Kmg Day hohday. Attorney Wtlliam Cole, who rep- the county's abthty to fund other proresents the Galha-Jackson-Metgs- Jects, such as a new count y Jatl Last week, Thornton satd he Vinton Sohd Waste Dtstnct, met wtth the commtssioners to dtscuss the would support a county-wtde le\ y for posstbtltty of the commtsswners issu- Jail constructton , saymg that the coning approxtmately $169,000 in gen- struction of such a facility should be eral obhgatton bonds to provide 25 a pnonty for the commiSsioners. percent of the construct ton cost of the ,•. Cole ~ atd that the rccyclmg factirecychng center, whtch would serve tty would hkcly be but It regardless of the four-county dtstnct. whether Metgs County agrees to Cole satd he had dtscussed Meigs finance 25 percent of the construction County 's bond ratmg wtth bond coun- cost ci l, and that the the county has the Hoffman noted that both Metgs abthty to tssuc $1 m•lhon m new bonds The on ly bonds now out- and Galha Counttes have recycling standmg m Metg s County arc those facthues in place. JUVentlc dclmqucncy In tl1e background ol perpetrators there " oltcn a htstory ol c.orly childhood IC.1S1ng ol anunals. whtch progre sses to hurttng and ktllmg , often , thc chtldren .ue st mply mut,llmg then p.trcnts · hchav1or , Let 's lace 11. most cht ldren adore ammals ol all k1nds when they l1"l mectlhcm They may attunes he too rough wtlh them (all the more reason to keep an eye on hoth) hch.IVc at limes lffes ponstbly, or he a l1Hie provocatum .thusc ,tn an nn ,al Usu- ally that duld has Witnessed .1husove bch.!VIor on the p.lrt ol someone else .md tlunks IIts "no1uwl.'' 01 the ch1ld 1s the rcc1p11.:nt ol ahus1vc hchavu1r .md ts actmg out Ius or her anger t:o nlus1un . amlm 1scry Please do what you can to stop the cydc of v10lc nu: tl you sec 11 Chthlrcn and ammals arc h.trdly tn a so Sewer work continues on Third Street in Pomeroy where work· ers are Installing new sewer pipe and a manhole. High water last week postponed work on the project. Here, workers with Jeffers Excavating examine the project. held Board says schools chief on solid ground POMEROY ~ Al~hennm Dtseasc/Rclatcd Otsot dcrs Suprort Group , I to 2 ~0 p 111 Thursday at the Metgs Multtpurposc Sen tor Center Tor~e. "Am' t M"hcha vtn'' COLUMBUS (AP) State schools supcnntendent John Goff appears to be back on sohd footing, qutellng speculatiOn that hts JOb IS 111 Jeopardy. Several State Board of Ed ucation members met wtth Goff thiS week to dtscu ss hts year-end evaluatton. which came amtd reports that they wanted Goff out because he was not advocatmg enough of the board's tdeas for education refonn But board prestdent Jenntfcr Sheets said Tuesday the speculation was not true. "The board st ill supports Dr. Goff," she said "We, at thts pomt, h,ave full confidence m h1m " Sofa/Sleeper Sale At ISsue IS the ro le ol the Oluo Department of Educatton - and the St~tc Board ol Educat1on that ove rsees II - m the pub he school system Some hoard members arc upset Lhat Gov George Vomovtch aod lawmakers have taken control away Irom the dcpa1tmcnt, mcludmg controt ol programs that prov1de for classrtlom computers .md school butldmg construction Gofl also last week sa1d he acceptcd part olthc rcsponsobtltty lor shortI ail s m the state s c•pcnmcntal school voucher program The program spent $ 1 4 mlllton spent last year on taxtcah lares for students m the program By BRIAN J. REED Sentinel News Stall Two county-wtde ta• tssues wtll appear on the May ballot At thelf regular meetmg on Tuesday afternoon, the Metgs County Commtsstoners authonzed the placement of a renewal levy request for the Metgs County Council on Aging and an addtttonal tax request for the Metgs Cqunty Board of Mental ~etardat10n and Developmental Dtsabthltes on the May 5 ballot. The MCCaA. whtch operates programs and serv 1ces for semor ctt1zens through the Metgs County Multtpurpose Semor Center, w1ll ask for a renewal of us onc-mtll , five -year levy That levy, passed 111 1993, generates approxtmatcly $2 18,000, and provtdcs local match funds for van - This finely tailored design features smooth roll anns, light single cushion backs and thtckly padded seats which offer deep seating comfort. Plus, enJoy the extra from the hidden queen-size mattress inside! "ALEXANDER" ' A queen-size sleep sofa featuring high knife-edge back cushions and gently flared sock arm. The box seat and tailored eightmch skirt, allow this traditional style to be covered in a wide range of fabrics from dressy to casual. . 11111:r. - • · : I , '· . 1 • : 1::::.: ~ " I{ a in Cloudy tonight, chance of flurries. Low in mid·30s. Thursday , rain, high in 40s. 2 Sec11ons, 12 Pages, 35 cents A Gannett Co Newspaper mstructmg these members on the unportancc of 1mpart1altty However. I contend that they cannot com pl ct~ l y d1 vorce themselves from thelf prov mc1al preJudtcc For thts reason. all parts of the state should and must be rerre· se nted " "I thmk n regrettablc' thatthc onl y way rcgtonal represent ation can be assured ts through lcgts lau ve mandate but tlthat's what 11 takes, I'll make my plea for fatrness to the mcmhcrs ol the General Assembl y," he .tddcd . Pomeroy attorney Ste\ e Story, cocha11man of the Route 33 commtttee of the Southeast Ohto Re gtonal CommiSSI On. sa1d he would welcome legISlatiOn msunng all parts of the stat e arc represented on the TRAC "Obvwusly I'm d"appom tcd no one from Appalachta was appomted," he satd "Htghways are crntcalto econom1c de•elopment It IS hard for them to see our interest " , Concernmg Olman's proposed lcglsl3tton, Story satd. "That sa fantastic tdea... we need S•' me asSIStance." "A lot of people m the state don't even know where we arc," he added "We need somebody from southeast Oh10 on that commttteei ' The commtsstoners met wtth Davtd Jenkms. who cha11s an advtsory commtttee whtch ts revtcwmg the count y's health msurance plan Jenkms satd that the comm tttcc has rc. om mended that the cmmmsstoners constder estabhshmg a lessexpenSive maJOr hosp1tahzat1 on plan for employees who cannot afford the current plan Such a plan, Jcnkms satd, should offer hmtted outpattent coverage wnh a htgher deducubl c, wnhout a drug plan wh1ch the county oilers employees now The commtsswncrs rejected b1d s opened last week for a heattng and a11 cond1ttanmg system at the new Racmc fi rehouse. upon the recommendation of Mayor Scott Htll The btds were reJeCted so that the spec tficauons can be re-wrmcn Btds wctc recctvcd from Warner Hcatmg and Coohng, Foreman and Abboll and Hcndnx Heating and Cooltng ol Tuppers Plams Upon thc"rcqucst of Auditor Nancy ParkcrCamphell the deadhne lor the purchase ol dog tags was extended until January 30 The board also· q - Passed " turc.:c account resolu- ti on. allow mg the county h1ghway department to pcrlorrn rout1ne road and brtdge mamtcnancc work. \ · Approved a $550 tr,m sler of funds for the county treasurer's olficc, $9.117 96 for the prosec ut1ng .ltlorney's offtcc , and approved a $ 10.000 advance mto the county home hullget. representmg half ol the annual appropnatton , -,Approved a reque st for a crcdJI card for the usc of the htghway department. · - Authomcd the payment of btll s the amouQt of $433.947. w1th 499 cntncs Present were Ho ffman and Thornton, Prosecuting Allorncy John Lentes and Clerk Glona Klocs 1n dcv.clopmcntal dtsab1llt 1cs ous lederal and state programs. The for the mcdtcal escort program Among the proposed cx pcndllevy also provtdes funding for four Accordtng to Oliver, scrvtccs m-home rcspttc and chore scrvtcc offered through the agenc) have turcs I rom the levy arc the purch ase poslltons. and helped to fund approx- doubled smcc the levy was passed 111 ol lwo new hu scs. ,md d t wo ph.ts.:t:apll al constru ction p1 ug r.un to unatcly 70,000 congregate and home· 1993 delivered mea)s, accordmg to the "That need wt ll conunue to esca- ac.:comm odatc an mc.:rc.1sc 10 enrollMCCaA e.ccuttve dtrector. Susan late for two reasons," Oliver satd yes- ment at th e lactllltcs Accordmg 10 Steve Bcha . dlfeclol Olt vcr terday "Our populauon ts getung oldStncc 1994 , Oliver sa1d, the fund s cr. and (the MCCaA) wtll neccssan- of the MRIDD program. enmllmcnt have prov1dcd the local match for all ly play a role 111 welfare reform We has tncre,IScd by 40 perce nt 111 the Older Amencans Act prog rams med- don't know yet what that's gomg to do adult scrvtccs prtt~ l am ,IIIU 10() percent 1n the early 1ntcrvc nt1on .md Ical transport, supporti ve serv1cc s, to the fanuly support system " prcsL:hotJI p1u grams and homemaker and respile care serThe Board of MRIDD, whtch The c<~pnal mlprovcment' provtces The levy funds have com- operates the Carleton School and pletely funded the agency's home Mctg' !ndustncs m Syracuse, wtll put gr.tm proposed wo uld t.:os t ~ a n ~st l ­ mamtcnance and modtf1cauons pro- forth o~s thlfd request for a conunu- m.llcd $YS 1.000. $300,0ml ol wh1ch gram , and provtdcd a local match lor tng, I 8 mill addttwnal levy, whtch would be provtded hy a capllal co ngrams from the Oh1o Department ol would be used lor mamtcn ancc, cap- strudl on g1ant through the Oh1o TransportatiOn for three vehtclcs. a ttal construction and the ope rati on of Department ol Ment al Retardatoon local match lor the purchase of a the tw o fac 111 11es. wht ch prov1dc ser- .mu De velopmental Dtsahtltttes The levy. 11 p.osscd. would genet · home dcltvcred meal s van and a van VICes to chtldren and adults wtth ate .m cstunatcd $JXO.OOO per year Blackwell will run for secretary of state eOLUMBUS (AP) - Dtd Kenneth Blackwell make a deal ' "Absolutely not:" the state treasurer satd Tuesday after announcmg he would heed Republican leaders' pleas to gtve up hts campatgn for governor and run for secretary of state mstead Blackwell's dcctston clears the way lor Bob Taft to clatm the GOP nommauon for governor But he satd he only was promt sed $1 mtlhon 111 the secretary of state's race- not a clear sbot at governor 1~ _2002 or 2006. Taft sw llchcd races tn 1990. VIItually assurmg George Vomovtch the nommatlon for governor Some Republican s satd th at Taft was promtscd Vomovtch's support as we ll as the party 's once Vomov1ch left offi ce All have dented such a dea l. took pl ace Blackwell dtd · acknowledge he hkely wou ld run for go, crnor some day ''I'm gmng to don the old -fa shwncd way. thatts, I'm gomg to go out Peoples Bank acquires three West Virginia facilities Underneath its plush traditional styling with roll anns and a· tailored skirt lies a queen-size innerspring mattress. The perfect way to create thai "extra room" for those overnight guests. ~~ · ·~ ~ MR/DD, MCCoA levies sought on May 5 ballot thoughtless hut 1t 1s an unusu .ll chtld who wt ll wtlllully. without Action Lane Comfort Showcase "RENEGADE" . r---Sewer work-----. Bond request considered hy c~mmissioners mm1mum of three mmutcs even POMEROY M c t~ s Local Board ol Education rcgul;t mcct1ng REEDSVILLE - Rt vervtcw Gar- Thursday. 7 p m•at the ce ntral nlltce den Club, home of Frances Reed, on the 'ccond floor ol tile Pomeroy !Jl.u.rsday, 7 30 p m Auct1on wtll be Mu "HARTFORD" , ~~!~~ .. ·, ~ M. . .·I .. · . t:.... , Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, January 21 , 1998 By JIM FREEMAN Sentinel News Stall State lawmakers ve•ed wtth recent appomtments to the Transportation Revtew Advisory Board, the group that wtll determme what maJor new htghway eonstructton proJects are bllolt, are proposmg legtslauon to add addt· uonal members to the seven-member group The problem, accordmg to a~ least two Ohto legtslators , ts that Ohw's maJOr metropolitan areas are over-represented As a result, they fear a htstory of neglect m other parts of the state wtll be perpetuated. State Repre-sentattve John Carey (R-Wellston) satd he plans to cosponsor legiSlatiOn expandmg the Transportation Review AdviSory Committee by four members, representmg all regtons of the state. Representauve Lynn E. Olman (R-Lucas County) proposed the four addtttonal members be choseri to represent the four quadrants of the state, each contamm g three Ohto Department of Transportation dtSt~c ts He " vtce-chatrman of the House publtc uuhttes commtttee and a member of the transportatiOn and pubhc safety commtttee. In a letter requcstmg cosponsors, Olman mdtcated he plans to mtroduce lope or have a stiCket cnvcnng the Pc1 ~onal ldcnt 1f t~.:aliOll Numhc1 (PIN) OtherwiS e, anyone who cor1cs the PIN can usc the phone lime you have alrcauy raod lor Belorc buymg a rhonc card , ask the followmg questions of fn cnds and relattves to dt scovcr what they recommend Were they charged lor a call when there was no answer or when the hne was busy 1 Was there a mtntmum cha1ge for each call ? For example. were charges based on a posit ton to do ~c LegislatOrs seek n-ew footing on TRAC Middleport Child Conservation League meets to.make plans Plans for the observance of hus· band's ntght next month were made when the Mtd\lleport Child Conservauon League met recently at the Rock Spnngs \Untted Methodtst Church The occaston wtll mclude a potluck dmner Prestde nt Kathy Dyer opened the meeting with the Pledge of Allcg,.nce and The Mother's Prayer Roll call was answered wtlh members' New Year 's Resoluti ons Over tntroduced Sherry Shamhim ;..ho spoke about a couple from th: B1ble. Pnsc tlla and AqUilla. as Cln !SIIans who ope ned thetr home to many people . Thelf hospttahty brought thein close r together as a couple and brought them closer to thetr fnends .' f entine Community Calendar:._____ _ _ __ Puhltc Television was rccogmzcd lot Its work on the GED on TV program by the Oluo L11cracy Network • • Strong LINK exists between animal and human abu~e Area restdents wt ll have another opportunity hegmmng thts month to rccel\c the If htgh school equivalency ptplomas Ohto Untvcmty Public Telcvt ston wtll present for the second lime the "GED on TV'' program whtch w1'' allow mdtv1duals to study for thr General Equt valency (GED) test '" thCif own homes at thclf own paces A 4~-part scncs d1v1dcd mto read mg. wntmg and mathemat iCS "Cctlons w1ll bcg1n a1nng on WOUB-TV Monday at ~ p m and from then on Saturdays from 7 to 7 30 am and Monday< at 3 p m The schedule mcludcs repeats of· ~ Pick 3.: 529 Pick 4: 1849 Buckeye 5: 10-14-23-29-37 Sports on Page 4 Taking the mystery out of pre-paid phone cards Beat of the Bend ... . Ohio.Lottery Eastern defeats Southern 1 Page 10 Tuesday, January 20, 1998 Hubb 's odd behavior isn't due to retirement - h~ needs professional help ' he could see out the wmdow from hts chatr Notht'ng I do ts good enough now I should have parked the car closer to the front door or left 11 111 the garage . He ct•mplams about the cleamng tlutds atr fresheners, perfumes, half sptay and htter box They never bothered htm before, but now, he says he IS allerg1c to them I finally qu1t usmg the products he dldn 't hke, eve n though I had used them for years Meanwhtle, he slaps on the after-shave until you could famt from the fumes . ThiS man used to be tmmaculate Now, he wears the same shift for a week I have to grab hts underwear and put II 111 the wash, or he would wear 11 for heaven know s how long I ~ -' • - . / By MINDY KEARNS, OVP News Staff POINT PLEASANT, W. Va Bank One of Point Pleasant IS now The Peoples Banking and Trust Company, being sold for the second time m less than a month. accordmg to local board chatrman Mike Shaw. The sale is subject to approval by the proper regulatory agenctes. "Bank One, Point Pleasant, was targeted by The Peoples Bankmg and Trust Company from the day It was up for sale." srud Virginia "Ginny" Shaw, local Bank One banking center manager. Commumfy Trust Bancorp, Inc. of Pikevtlle, Ky., purchased (7 Bank One banking centers in We~t Virgtma ' at the end of Dccamber Gmny Shaw satd those banks were sold m a block, and Peoples Banking and Trust. dtd not want to purchase all of the banks At the same ttmc Communny Trust Bancorp entered mto an agreement to acqutre the 17 bankmg centers, they also entered mto a concurrent agreement for the sale of selected sttes "We arc a httle surprtsed and very pleased to be a partner m The Peoples Banktng and Trust Company, with mam offices m Martella," satd Mtke Shaw. He added a meettng has already been held wnh employees, who were assured they would retam their posiIIOns, as well as current mcome and ~l~beneftts "Whtlc thts transttton has been a dtfficult process, we have finall y landed - and very much on our feet ," Shaw contmued. "Commumty bankmg ts central to the phtlosophy of our holdmg company and we have been assured a locallendmg authonty wtll be ours, and commumty and agricultural needs wtll be central to the ~oats that we mtend to aurun," concluded Mtke Shaw. The Peoples Banking and Trust Company signed an agreement to acqutre five full-service banking facthttes from Commumty Trust, tncludmg the three branches in Pmnt Pleasant, as well as Ne,w Martmsville and Steelton, W. Va. The acquisiuon expected to be executed contemporaneously wtth Commumty Trust's completion of tts previOusly announced Bane One CorporatiOn branch acqutsttions In the agreement, The Peoples Bankmg and Trust Company, a subSidtary of P.eoples Bancorp Inc , wtll assume approXImately $125 milhon 111 deposus and $10.5 mtllt on m loans. Robert E. Evans, Prestdent and Chtef Execuuve Officer of Peoples Bancorp, satd the acqutsttton represents the establishment of the company's ftrst phystcal presence m West Vtrgmta Peoples Bancorp has offices in 19locations m Ohto and Kentucky, among them the Galhpohs. Pomeroy and Mtddleport locations IS I '• ' J and cttrn 11 . · he sa1d Tu c~day nrght Taft 's L~lll\f1J i g n .1 l'o s.ud no dc.1 l Bren Bucrc k 'a1d was made "The Tall lm Gove1 nor C.1mpa1gn, and Boh pc1 so n ~tll y. were not wuh the Frank 1m Coun 1y Republtc,tn Involved · Latnp.ugn \ pokc sman Blnckwe ll s.ud hcln1 c .1 mcct 1ng Part y\ sc rcc ntng cornm 1ttec thai GOP lo.•ders h.1d convinced fum thdt Continued on page 3 Child custody case argued before Ohio Court in Columbus By AARON MARSHALL Gannett News Service COLUMBUS - A Metgs County child custody case Will be argued before the Ohto Supreme Court tn Columbus today The case. Rhonda Kay Justis vs Charles Rex Ju stis and Darlene Newell, wtll be heard by the state's htghest court 1n thelf hcann g room today at approXImatel y 9 30 am When '.1 s Juslts and Mr Ju ~lts ended thetr marnagc 10 Jul y 1990 m Mct gs County, they had (me cht ld wnh another daughter soon to be born Ms Jusll s was g1ven penmsSion by an Oh1o court to move to North Carohna and have control of the cht ldrcn dunng the sc hool year Mr Ju stt s was awarded summer vtsttatl on nghts Ms Justt s mamtamcd th at Mr )usus was sexuall y abusmg htS daughters. an all egati on th at he dent ed Mr lusus' mother, Darlene Newell. was g1ven vosllall on nghts and was asked to mom tor her son's vtslts wuh hts daughters Ms JustiS went to court tn North Caroli na and obtamed an order forbtddtng Mr JustiS and hos mother from rem ov1ng the ohndren from - that state. The Oh to coun subsequently fo und Ms lusus m contempt of u's earl ter order and an Oh1o appea ls court agreed The hean ng ts to determine whether the North Carohn a Court or the Ohto Court has JUrt SdtcttOn under the Umfonn Chtld Custody Ju m. (hcuon Act and the Parenlal Ktdnapptng Preve nTion-Act Ms. Justi Swtll be represented by attorney T E Eslockcr of Athens Mr Justi s wt ll be represented Patnck O' Bn en nf Pqmeroy - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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 January 20, 1998 edwards gibbs holsinger