http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/02ae17be6663edaec8c1f0f806d7e1c2.pdf e11462f14b2bcaa5b9eb0aa980624dc1 PDF Text Text • l ,· • • •. Pomeroy • Middleport • G~lllpolls, OH • Point Pleasant, wv Sunday, July 2, 1995 Rai.n fall levels still spotty for Gallia County growers .... ... _topple June 30, 1995 NYSE DOW (lndwlrills) By RANDALL HACKLEY Associated Press Writer DENVER - Chile is likely to become the fourth member of NAFfA by early nex't year, U.S. Trade Repre$(lntative Mickey Kantor said' Friday at au economic summit of 34 Western Hemisphere nations. . •. L-eaders at the summit are wrappmg up plans to create au Americas-wide· fre·e trade zone by 2005 . Kantor used the occasion to announce that Chile was expected to join the North American Free Trade Agreement. · Th~nited States, Mexico and Cana onned NAFTA in January 1994. ''We have made a marvelous start to establishing a free trade · area for the Americas,"· Kantor said on the first day of the ·threeday summit. ''And the three ainigos have become four amigos, or at least we hope so by the end of the year." Finance Minister Eduardo Aninat of Chile welcomed the news, sayi~g trade had been "the engine for Chile's growth" and "all of this.is building up to hcuer jobs." Earlier, a protest' by environ- a . . lives include tax reduction, outliving one's incOI)IC, and providing for the . high COSI of .. medical care. =:lac~~~:~=~~ • a recession is not likely," satd Abby Joseph Coben, market strategist at Goldman Sachs & Co. '. ~Thit-fundamentals are still COil• structiv~." . Technology stocks slaTted lhe· day barrellin-g higher but then backed off as investors took profits and ended mixed . On the Big ~o~~d·3}!~ f:~-~~~~ ~·. ~~~=~ tef. •• YOUR ..lftURES IN ONE DAY y Custom Fitted Dentures In One Day At Our. Teays Valley Office. By Our Professionals And Trained Staff. · Made In Our Dental Laboratory By Qualified Technicians. CALL TOLL .FREE 1-800.926-0025 : For An Appointment or Information. 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Montgomery County Jail. He was Walton was last seen w1th Baker being held on warrant< of homicide in tlJe park and was reported missfrom Vinton County, receiving ing June 22, Kiefer said. stolen property from Jackson Baker, who was living and County and· burglary from Indian;!. 11-'orking in the Dayton area, was said Montgomery County Correc- stopped on Thursday and arrested tions Officer Jeryl-Ann Kassa . fpr public intoxication, He used Bak,er. ~sl,l Js. being. ch:u;g.ed in Walton' s' identification and wa'S obstruCting jusli~e in Montgomery released the next day. , County. . Montgomery County authorities The body of Eric Walton, IS, of discovered that Baker had used a ~Wel~{\l] .i~ Jackson County, )IJUS ._. false .i<fentification and arreste<f discovered Friday in a shallow . him,Friday. · grave along a creek near Raccoon . Case against O.J.' will end with former in-law suffering. from severe problems, · said Bill Conmhc, spokesman for the county's community mental health board. The number of youths needing services increases by 200'' to 250 each year, board records show. The board in Augu'st plans to open a ··four-bed center to care for young patients in crisis. The center also ser. will offer home-based VIceS. . . {304) n3~5366. 1-800-664-3362 1-- nd performers 'f' : Count on our 325 and 345 Lawn and Garden Tractors for a long list of extras that make any job almost effortless. Like our · exclusive Twin Touch" foot controls that let you easily adjust speed ;md direction with b.ne foot Or, a Quik-Talch" mounting ·system thaf attaches fn minutes. There's even a hydrostatic transmission for infinitely variable speed selec!ion. So if you want .<~long list of extras, without an extra big price, stop by your local John Deere dealer. See for yourself why the 325 and 345 Lawn , and Garden Tractors are such . · impressive all-around perfonners. . ...._NOll!ING RUNS - , LIKE A DEERE'· Lucasville since the 1970s, moved to Mansfield Correctionallnstilution in February. However, any ex~cutions still would take place at Lumwille, . U1e state's maximum security prison. Some inmates say the move bas improved living conditions and rapport with guards and has increased privileges. "It's like gning from helltu heaven," Spirko s~ · That's not to say tlJe new death row is any outsider's notion of heaven . If anyone thinks " this is a Holiday Inn, I' II trade with them," said Dennis McGuire of Preble County, sent to death row in Decem her fQr the 1989 rape and stabbing deatl1 of a pregnant woman. "Even tl1e homeless ·. out on the streets, I' II trade with rhem.' ' Each cell is a 91.58-sq uare,foot cubicle containing wall-mqunted bunk beds and desk, a slilinless-stecl toilet and s!nk, a shatter-proof metallic " mirror and a shower. · . At Lucasville, inmates were pennitted only oi1e five-minute phone call a year, at Cltrisunas. At Mansticld, they can usc the phone neitrly every r day . . . . . [>ri soners are likely to he allowed supervised "contact visits" s/JOII. For tl1e .tirst lime. the most trusted inmates can h'old jobs - custodial , Iood service, clerical -· inside death' row. '· It 's p:Jfl of a change of philosophy by correction s oflicials, who ltre trying to treat condemned inmates more like other prisoners; I he l)ewspapcr sai u. Overall, Warden Cu·I Anderson said .,denth row inmates cause fewer discipline problenis th lUI otl1er prisoners, although assaults have -occurred among tlJe condemnell at Mansfield, aud homemade knives hav.; been found in cells. · "There :tre delinitely inmates in the general porulation who have more se rious crimes thnn inmates on death row , but U~ey didn't get U1e deaU1 penalty," Anderson. said. ..• Jump! Frog jumping contests draw wider appeal (, LOS ANGELES (AP) - After weeks of dry testimony from DNA experts and other scientist<, prose· cutors in tbe O.J : Simpson trial will end their case on an emotional note when they call the motlicr· of Nicole Brown Simpson to the stand. Juditha Brown could testify as early as Thursday, a day after the trial resumes following U1e long holiday week:end. She is expected · to tal\< about a ielephone con versation lbe had with her daughter !e.'s than an hour betore Ms : Simpson and Ronald Goldman were '\\lashed to deatb .outside Ms. Simpson' s condominium. ... Legal analysts are divided over the effectiveness of the prosecu· tion's tactic to call Mrs. Brown as the last witness in a five-month· long presentation . "It makes sense IX:cause ·it pro· vides an .emotional impact. II . reminds jurors willll tl•e. trial is all_ · about: a mother losing her child in a lirut>il murder," said Loyola llniversity law professor Laurie Leven· son. · But veterim defense lawyer Hac· •~· f > . '~ '\ <: f -~ ;:or;. ' '-+.). '; .... Ol s.;..ts ., . "' DRAGGJNd-and personnel from the Meigs County Emqgency Medical Service units ·or Middleport, Pomeroy and Syracuse assisted Mason' County, W,Va., resc11e sqUads over the weekend In dragging the Ohio River for the body of a man who reportedly jumped from the . ·· • · . Pomeroy-Mason Br_idge abolit a ·p.m. Saturday. ·Authorities -investig;~te report · of individual leaping off bridge According to a spokesman for West Virginia and Ohio U•e West Virginia State Police, a authorities are investigating a search ensued -until 9 p.m. Satur· report of a man allegedly jump· day and resumed at 8 a.m. Suning fro111 the Pomeroy-Mason day . Officials called off search , •. Bridge Saturday night. and ilragging .operations at 2:~0 Pomeroy Police Chief Gerald pm . . Rought said a youth first reported The state police helicopter, seeing someone jum·p from the Mason EMS, Mason Fire Departbridge around 7:53 p.m. Three ment, New Haven Fire Departwomen then reported seeing the .. rnent , New Haven EMS, Mason same thing from their vehicle. land Braun says the shift to Mrs. Brow.n after a slew of scientific evidence may he too jarring. "I tl1ink 'this b unfortunate ..It's not an invariable rule that you have to end wiUJ a bang," Braun said . "I rilink the jurors. might feel, ;Well, tl1ey're putting Mrs. Brown on the stand to manipulate me . ap'peal to my emotions, not my brain ."' Prosecutors will have another chance to call witnesses during WASHINGTON (AP) - Amertheir rebuttals to the defense pre· sentation, estimated to last about . icans' personal income'fell 0.2 per· cent in May, the first decline in six weeks. · Mrs: Brown is in a f)osition to· more th,an a year, while spending · back up a nmnber of contentions rose 0.7 percenl • '. The Commerce Department said the pmsccution made in opening statements, including the sugges- today the drop in income was led tion that Simpson exerted financial · by a dedjne in private wages and '· and psychological control over Ms. ..oalaries. The spending gain exceed· ell analysts' expectations and was Simpson .. In March 1994, just three the largest in iwo months. In another report, the depart· months before U1e slayings of Ms. '.. Silnp$011 and Goldman; Simpson · _m~!)t sai<! ~.!J Q S truction spen~_ing allegedly told Mrs. Brown: ''The . fell 1.5 percent in. May, its second straight decline and the biggest - only w(lman I w~nl in my life · and I can't fa ve - is your d~ugh· drop ft. four years. ~ "The question"we're trying to ter. " answer is whether it will turn into a ") I County Sheriff's Departmenl, Mason Police , Meigs County • Sheriff's Department, Pomeroy EMS, and Pomeroy and Middle· 'port Fire Departments . TI1e Coa.'t Guard also assisted with pleasure crafl that were. in the area. The state police SJI(lkesman said three people have conL1c1ed 1heir office claiming to be the jumper, and the invC$tigation is continuing . CARMICHAEL~s · FARM AND LAWN 668 Pinecrest Drive Ph. 61 4-446·241 2 Betw"n Galhpobs &Rio Grande orl Old Rt. 3S payments based on John Deere Credil Revolving Plan . 10'% down payment r&qulr&el Price and prodiJCt ma~ IIBIY due to . By .liM ••REEMAN Sentiljd News SWIT , In the competitive world of frog ,jumping, it's a frog -eat-frog world. ' Frog jumping has a definite · place in the history of Meigs County , with organized events being held between 1966 and ~ 1983 in connection with the Big Bend Re'galta. Last year, organized frog . jumping was revived in Ra~ine as part of the village ' s annual Independence Day celebralion. · Frog jumpimn g enthu siast Fred W . Cro w Jr .. Meigs County's Grand Croaker, and Dale Warner started the first Meig• frog jump anti tl1e event Sllf"'l became known statewide. Crow even incorporated the Ohio S,ociety for the l'romotion of ll.ullfrogs Inc. The second. Racine frog jump is · Tuesday at 5 p.m . at Star Mill Park.. The event is headed up by the Rev: AarOn Young, who won in junior di-vision in 1981 in the original event. •Young notes the secondplace winner was from Akron , demonstrating the wide appeal of frog jumping. Young is aticmpting to run tl1e evenl "true to fonn ," but acknowledges that Crow ltnd W:m1er had a Jot more experience in frog jump- U.S. personal income po~ts 0._2o/o d~cline recession or stOJI short of zero," said economist Cynthia Lalla of Q)U-McGraw Hill, a forecasting linn in Lexington, M~Lss. There is'a good chance tor a modest recovery in U1e latter part of the year she sa'iu . . . . ' Stocks tra'ited •at nea• ~eutral level s early ·roday ,;~ 't~e ilflark~t treadcd ~ater at the ~t:trt of a hohday -s hortened session . The Dow .Iones industrial average was up a little 111ore than a point in thE ~r~ half hour. The economic data are among the last to be made public before -a key two-day meeting starting Wednesday of the Federal • Three held after allegedly pouring blood on Enola Gay · . .Hi.r oshima A-bomb -r un leader . say·s he was just doing h·i s job . ·..._. WASHINGtON {AP) - three ' people face charges of dCstruction , . of gove rnment property aUer a demon stration ·ar the Smithsonian COLUMBUS (AP) - The pilot Tibbets, '\low 80, Selected from a on t~e flight to promote the Baby In stitution's Air and Space Muse_of the plane that dropped th~ first Boeing assembly line the B-29 Rutl• candy bar. · um' s ex hibit of the Enola GaY, atomic bomb on Japan nev.e r Superfomess he would command Sm ith so nian spokesman David recalled the World War II mission "" 'the Aug . 6, 1945, bombing of Davis had stopped t,o talk with Umansky said. • as particularly exciting, The . Hiroshima, Japan. .Then ·a 30-year, Tibbets' father, a wholesale con· The thre e, two men and a Columbus Dispatch reported Sun· old colonel, he named the bomber fec ti oner, and mentione~ that he woman,<t"ere arrested Sunday after day. Enola Gay, after h\s mother. needed someone to hurl tl1e candy pouring what a park police Rather, Paul Tibbets Jr. remem· The bombing killed an estunat· from the biplane. · . spokesman said was human· blood · bers being truly exhilarated hy ed 100,000 people. Three days Tibbets overhcaru the conversaand a-s hes on the plan e, which flight ~sa 12-year-old, when he got lat~r: tl1e United States dropped an tion alid, despite hi s father's, dropped the atomic bomb on to toss Baby RuU1 cahdy bars from atomic bomb nn Nagasaki, Japan, protests, volunteered. . .. Hiroshima, Japan , on Aug . 6, 1945. a-biplane over Hialeab.race track in . kill.ed an estimated 40,000 people . · In his autobiography,.17te Fltght Umansky could not confirm ' Miami: . Japan surrendered l_ive days later, of!he Enola Gay; lie ·wrote of the · whcU•er the red liquitl ·poured on Writing !ater aliout tl1e boyli~ endipg World War!\_.., . adv enture: "No Arnbian prince· the plane was blood. . . a'<(venture, Tibbets compared himTibbets, of Columbus, has neve·r ever rode a magic carpel with a The B-29 bomber did not appear self to an Arabil'n prince . riding a expressed regret over his role in the greater delight or sense of superiorPAUL TIBBETS 10 he m~ed or damaged when !he' , magic carpet, the·newspnper said in lliroshima bombing. He.told The ity to the rest of the human race. I exhibit reopened. after' the midaftera copyright story, the first arucle of · Disp/Jich that the mission wa.' his could see the unfortunate; earth· . -before enli sting ill th e Army Air . job and hi s duty , and not very bound 1port>~ls crawling around like Coips in 1938. ' · ·, non incident caused it to he· closed a Urree-part _series. . The Dispatch spoke to TibhcL,, eventful despite meticulous and ants 011 the ground hclo~." l · He retired from the AiJ Fprce in for about two hours . The park police .spokesman, who seldom gives ·interv ie}vs, as p:linstaking preparations. ' 1966 ash brigadier ge11eral and the 50th' aRni-versary a~proaches of Not so years earlier, when he· Tibbets, a native of Quincy, Ill., w.ent on to become an executive who wouldn't give his name, s~id the first time man used a nuclear accompanied barnstormer and for- attended the University of Florida · with a chart e'r airline ba sed in J he identi lies of jhose detained had not been confmned . weapon again.~t his telloll'JII,,.anu....' ---.,-"HliJlCotr_jW=oruldiLlW+aruulufl"'i"'e'r~ D,o"'-u!>.g,..D"'auvnis......_,.,nd-1-IH:-Unil<e.uit.)L.oLCinr.iimauti_,_columhus: · . . •• .. ing. Abs ent is the fmgmobile and Ule other frog regalia reminiscelll 1 of U1e Big Bend Regatta event. hut Youn g said those items may be revived. . . "We had a lot of fun with it. last year!' Young said. "Weird t-hitigs • _ like U!is tlraw a crowd, nlways rut ·a s!l'ile on ·peoples !itee." Reserve's policy-sellin g Federal Young explained ·some, nf the . Open Market Co mmittee . The rules of fn:!J:.Jrunping . oflicial FOMC is studying U1e economy to FirS!, no to ads arc aljowcd, · determine whether it shoulil cut all hou gh nther species of frogs may interest rates to stimulate growth. participate. · The government confirmed last · The person 's anti frog · s name week that UlC CCO(lomy slowed oramatically in U1c first three months · arc ca1le<.l to the ring and the frog is plllced on a pad in tile cent.er. , .(lf,J995, as gross dome~tic product The perwn is not allowed tn rose 2.7 percent alter surgmg 5, 1 touch tlle frog' once i1 is placed on percent~~~ U1e fourth quarter last the pad, he said . They can do year. The second 9uarter that enued almost..:mything else lo prompt itln _!u_ne }0 wa s beli eved tn be even - jumr - blow on it, yell, scream, slower. . pound U1e ground. The Commerce Dcp.artmenl s;ud . The fl'.llJl IH~' 60 seconds to today that d•sposal>le mcome rose lllllke it< tirSl jump and :m addition.'· 0.7 percent m May aJter fallmg 0.9 - {Cuntinue~on !'•~• 3) percenlUJe prcvu1~s mm1.U•. [:li1iiiil• ., •. ' I ( · 'Moott1~ • Wrong ID leads to arre~$t' in killing of Wellston man signs say.ing "Free Trade For WhoT ' The protesters said companies in Mexico have flouted lax environ· mental regulations under NAFfA. They fear ecological ,l'roblems elsewhere if the world s largest free trade zone is creaied. Police stood by but did not intervene in the protest, which broke up without incident less than an hour later. No arrests were reported. The trade ministers issued a decl(lration Friday saying customs cJ\tties will become standardized across the region , many subsidies phased out and measures taken to prevent the dumping 'o f goods at below-market prices by 2005 . · Kantor welcomed about 1,200 finance ministers and business .leaders to the summit by declaring the region from Crumda to Argentina ·will have no trade barriers with· in a decade. II • • enviromnenlal slogans and carrying 7G ~dy. Tut~y. bigho In the 446368 MANSF[ELD (AP) - Prisoners who have been pn death row as long . as 13 years are faced with the f1rst governor in years who supports capital pumshment. . Gov. George Voinovich two weeks ago signed into law a bill that speeds appeals by giving inmates just six months to file claims not related to specific trial questions. ; On death row, 14811)en struggle with boredom and su>pense as appeals move through the court.s. Execution has seemed more ru1 abstract concept than an imminent danger ill. a state that hasn't executed anyone in 32 years. But exi>erts say it's likely that a killer will executed sometime in the next two years, the Dayton Daily New.< reported in a story Sunday. ''It's getting close, ~· said John Spirko, convicted of U1e 1982 slaying of -Elgin postlnllstet Betty Jane Moltinger. ; 'Some inmates think lt' s ·!lot · going to happen, bulit is." Death row, housed at the Soufhe~n Ohio Correctional Facility at · menr,alists brieny disturbed the summit's opening. • About 300 demonstrators dampened the proceedings by. marching in a light rain outside the down· town Denver meeting site. chanting All "' . Low-loillghlln 60s. Partly New law may speed executions ln Ohio ' . Kicker: Vol. 46, NO. 45 Copyright 1995 Last menta/ ·hospl·ta/ '/! k•d · • Oh • · Or I . S In 10 closes CINCINNATI (AP) _The ·tast • 16-18-24-34-41-43 e .. · Technologies fell 1/8 to 55. In Nasdaq trading, .Intel fell 716 to63-3/8, and Apple fell7 -l 6 to. · '46 13 16 · . Th.e Dow industrials were buoyed by a good perfonnanCe'i cyclical stocks, which could ti~ expected to continue perfonning well as long as the economy is still growing, Cohen said. • Leading the 30 industrials higher were Intemational Paper. Ca What wiD your retirement be like? No doubl,qtiitediffen:nt from that of parents.. c. gmndparenii. As the 21st cen11111 appooa:hes,WipfCCCdented shifl.!l ill our population and our way of Jiving are redefining retirement for most people. There are~ three key questions you should answer to obtain a clear understanding all!Jut what you.are seelrlng for retirement, The fJI'SI question is...AI what age would you like 10 have the freedom to stop working? This age wiD help you detamine .the. liJlPfblxiate ,investment requirements to achieve your goals. The second question should • be. •.In today's doUars, how much monthly income would be adequate over the n~x! seyQ-a] years, thai for you to mainlain a comfatable woJter-to-retireeral.iowillbereduced lifatyle? ~g to some govern- , to less than 2·10- 1. With•additional ment estimlleS, most people should drain. on ljJe system, Social Security be able lo retim on '1/3's to 3/4's of may contribute a much smaller portheirp-c-retirenJenlincome. However, lion of your retirement income needs. 10111e people will need vinually the With all tbe changes is a fmancially same level ofincome. Also, by deter· . secure and comfortable retirement mining an amount in today·' s doOars, unrealistic goal? Notal all. Proper you can choose an inflation rate to an planning Gan stiU make it happen. In future articles, we will discalculale what your monthly income need will be in the future; For ex- cuss in more detail. the process 'or ample, if you haw ~ monthly income establishing and implementing a objective of $4,000. 20 years until. sound fmancial plan. ielircment, and believe inflation wiD . (JayCildwelllsanlaYe$1meal average 5%. The monihly income Broker for Tbe Obio Company ill. need. adjusted for inflation, becomes Its Gallipolis oflice.) $10,613. This fact shot!ld be a power- your ·si~wed, mental hospital for children in Ohio- Millcreek Psychiatric Center iq the city's Bond Hill neighbor!J~- has ~en ch:»;ed. Mtllcreek: which once cared ~or as many_ as 100 paue?ls, has dtS· charged t~ l_ast two children; It bas four remammg staff members, but at one Ume employed as many as 140 counselors, teachers, nurses and others. .ful motivaur for many to begin inThe center's director, Peter vesti.!lg fll: your retirement. ~pen Steele, §aid Hamilton Count)' chi I· Living longer will coSt you more. dren qeeding hospitalization still The good news is that, due to medical Continued from D-1 will receive it, but nearly all will be advances, you can ~peel to Jive into cared for at home, at school and in your 80's, your ?D's, possibly· even from the ever-expanding gardens community programs as youth . 00: are used in Gremore's kitchen, she treahnent statewide shifts to compast 1 · Thus, you may spend as added. As the business continues lo munity-based services.' -many yean in retirement 88 you did grow, more local fanners' produce ''There was a time when the worlring. And thai means you'll need will he used. system hospi~1li7.ed too many chiltostretchyourrelirementdollarsover Herb walks are ~-\0 held, with drcn. When I first came,.)Jete:l(~n a longer lime span. Careful planning lectures on their d"se as natural 197.5), many of the kids were lo!.\1can help make sure thai you don't remedies. functioning, some mentally tttardoutlive your retirement income. "Our fo'cus is on well ness and ed, some with behavioral problems Health and long•term care costs back to the land," Gremore added. and they would find themselves' in wiiiCOI\tinue-rori~ These IIRI9C8f)' • "People want to come and be the mental. h~alth system, " ·..Stt.oele unknowns. How much will you need pampered." lmid. 10 spend on health care after retire- of'> . . • . . , · He said. community-based pro- · ment? Hyou'renotproperly inswed, D•recuon.s: The mn and confer- grams treat youths at younger ages a serious health problem orlong-tenn encc centerts located south of Car- than before and provide more Slily in a nursing home could quickly penter. Travel o~ Carpente.r H•ll . int~nse counseling, allowing most erode your fmancial resources Road abouLone mile up the h1U and of' them. to avoid hospitalization. In Th th ' d . · ·h ~of the hill the road will addition, advanced psychiatric 1 spliLto_ the''li(ght and Iefl Turn right medications now allow many men~ tr que.stton s OU~· be... sowtes of •ncome do _yo onto Carpenter-Dyesville Road. tally ill people, including the hav~forreurem~nt?Youmaybegm The series of buildings will be sevel'ely ill, to live at home. · ~e that_ retu:e"!~nl is c:x~~ely located severn! huiJdred feet after In Hamilton County this year, ·madequateifsocial 1nsecunty IS the on this road. more than · 3,600 youths •will t:Ofl!Crstone ~f your fmancial plan. · For details, ca.JI 1-800-644 -' rece•ve treatment for mental ill Social Secunty will undergo more CICC. nesses, with nearly 2,100 of tl\em demand 'with less supply. Today, 3.3 r---------------,.;.;;;..;,;.;;.;.;..;.;,~ An eye-opening .look at you_r future BJ JAY CALDWELL GAILIPOUS ·Retirement is the · No. I financial concern among the majoril)' of Americans today. Education is the No. 2col!cetn.Otherobjec· ComPQfilte volume: 1!194 •¥1- comp. YOL: ' Super Lotto: Sports, Page 4 Hemisp·h.e ric cooference ·eyes future fr~e trade in Americas Market in brief Pick 3: ' 566 P,ick 4: ' 1821 ' ·1\1ets . - Farm Flashes morning as a series of mixed ecoBy PATRICI'A LAMIELL nomic reports kept alive investors' AI' Business Writer NEW ffl!fK ·- Stocks ended · hopes that the ·economy can continFriday's session with modest'gains, ue to grow enough to support cor.· • . as a tlurry of last-minute selling porate earnings. The Commerce Department erased most of the day's advance. The Dow Jones industrial aver- repoited that the gross domestic age closed up5.54 at4,556.19 after product, the sum of all the goods paring gains of more than 30 and services produced, grew at a 2.7 percent annual rate in the first Jioints. !hree months of 1995. "They've had a g.reHt run ," That was unchanged fmm earliSteven Goldman, market strategist er estimates, but barely more than at Weeden & Co. in Greenwich, Conn., said of U1e blue chip stocks.· half the pace of expansion in the ·previous quarter, and ihe weakest ·~So me portfolio managers are locking in some profits to sUtrl the performance in a year·.and a half. But, Commerce also reported new quarrer." 'Advancing issues led decliners that orders to U.S . factorie s rose hy more than 2 to I on the New 1.4 percent in M;~y , re~overing York Stock Exchange. Big Board from three straight declines. The vnlume totaled 311.37 million University of Michigan was said to shares as· of 4 p.\n. , with large have reported that its consumer portion changing hands ig the last sentiment in de~ rose to 92.7 in hour. That was just below, the vol- June from its 92.3 preliminary · ume of 313.08 milli6n shares that reading at mid-month. traded on Thursday. An Index of economic activii.Y Stdck by ChiCago purchasing managers The American Exchange's market value index fell to 47 .6 percent in May from climbed to a new high and closed .5 3.5 percent, but that was not for U1e ll"t time abuve 500, gain- enough to dissuade investors from .ing 3.8.1 to 500 .19 . The Amcx the notion that the economy is in ~ reported the highest weekly trading gi)Od shape. . ·volume· for 1995 at ·147.5 million · ·- Investors also factored in a.near· . shares, and and the · highest-ever ly 20 percent jqmp in new home JliOnthly volume at 539 .3 million sales reported on Thorsday, and shares. concluded that while the economy Other market indexes posted' may not he slowing enough to jusgains as well , with the NYSE's tify an inlerest·rate cut by the Fedcomposite index up 0.58 to 291.84, eral Reserve, the growth is suffithe Standard & Poor' s 500-stock cient to support corporate ·earnings index up 0.88 to 544 .75. and the and stock prices. · Nasdaq composite fndex up 6.64 to "Over the past two to. three 933.45 . days, the economic data has sugStocks headed higher in the gested tliat while the economy has 0 hio Lottery Reds tions of Ridomil to keep Ridomil based on supply/demand estimares By EDW A"RD M. VOLLBORN GALLIPOLIS - The weekly sensi tiv~ populations under control. and even Dro Uhrig feels that it Ad<tljls Cpunty E~tension Agent appears bish for an average. The crop-weather report finally put most or Ohio in the adequate soil Robin Stevenson Is working with Fnday {June 30) USDA 'estimate of moisture category. Moisture short· the Ohio Department of Agrieul· planted acreage, due to lateness or ages were mosUy reported in north- ture tn get an emergency label for planting, still -reflected a lot of westObio. · Dithane DF . This would permit intentions not actual planting. Or. Rainfall in our region ha.' been Dithane DF use in Ohio should the Uhrig says that the first obiecti\e v_ery spotty with several crops. par- Ridomil res istant strain of Blue yield an_d production estimates ucularly soyhc:uJS ami tobacco, just Multi show up in Obio. Tbe woii'"l"CCme until the Aug . 12 sitting there despite the wann tem- ~ troilgest Bloe Mold activity in USDA report. . peratures. These fields were typi- Kentucky has been assvciated with ' cally planted at the end of the wet · infected Georgia transpl:mts. Reminder: The Regional Beef and 111oist conditions and are now The operating cos t of farm Industry Insights Program is schedbaving trouble adjusting to drier machinery is often a haru ligure to uled in Gallia County on Monday. .conditions . get a hanule on . A big item nf the July 10 starting at 6 p.m. The prooperating cost is fue l cost. Dmmes' gram is sp.onsored by the Ohio and Dr. William Nesmith, Plant Ag Report indicates that the aver- Gallia County Cattlemen's associa- · Pathologist at the University of age fuel consumption for a diesel tions and will he hosted by Cham· Kentucky , reports that the drier tractor engi ne should he .044 gal- pion Hill Farm on State Route 554 weather the pl!Sl two weeks has . Ions per hour pe~ max'imum PTO east 'iifRO ute Hlll. Tlie evening greaUy reduced the likelihood of a horsepower. How is your tractor activities will include a free hamwidespread epidemic of Blue Mold doing'! burger fry. _viewing many of the in tobacco for the early part of the Champion Hill Show hefd and a season. ' · What is the "highest" price esti· · short progqim . This is a fun _There have been no reported · mate for this year's com and soy- evening that you don't want to cases of Blue Mold in Gallia Coun- bean crop that could he triggered Iniss. We strongly encourage beef ty but several outbreaks have by the erratic wea'ther uuring the producers from neighboring coun-· TR~DE ~UESTIONS - U.S. Trade Repreoccurred in Bro,wn and Adams nonnal planting season? Dr. Uhrig, ties to attend. sentative M1ckey Kantor, left, and Trade Minis· counties of Ohio. If we should Purdue University, says the averter Douglas Ascarrunz of Bolivia listened to 1 (Edw~rd M. Vollhorn is the return to cooler and wetter weather, age com farm price could be near questions during a news conference Friday folunprotected fields will he at risk. $2.75 per bushel. agricultural extension agent for Use the cultivationllayby applicaAn average ne:ir $6.80 ligure i\; Gallia Councy.) Wall Street closes out with modest advance . ·:. , L' ,. • ' " Wilnesst;s' in th e exhibit dt the ti<l) C of the incident said ahout 15 people lagged behind a group that · had been aumittcd anu starteu sc reaming " We repent. We regret. " Jhcn soveral protesters stmtcu rouring a red liquid under the fuselage llf· UJC Enola Gay and tossing, white ,dust in the air. OUjCr prnteslors h<mued out pmnphlet< . , " There -were frightened kids," said Irwin Yuen, a touri.~t from San Frnncisco who was in the exhibit at the time. '"fi•a! wa' the worst fhing about it. <;hildre n were ju st cryiilg." · Yu~n said th~ incideill only lastcd for about five lu ten· seC<Jnds before the three prnt cstilrs were arrcst e<l. ' Twe-nty aclivisUi were. a..;.~!'>ted Wilen U1e exhibit opened Wedncs- • · •· day. after they unfurl ed bm111Crs and dror.(l!!d anti-bomb 'pamph lets from a halcony <in'th e visitors. . �' • Monday, July 3, 1995 • • • • Sen Bob Kerrey , D Neb , IS s1ppmg hot lea m an empty Senate d1nmg room and talkmg about Ius dtsdam lor poliucal cowardice ' W1th me 1.he moment where Chat ~ MARGARET LEHEW Controller LETfERS OF OPINION are welcome rney should 1>1' less th an 300 words long All letters are subJect to ed1tmg and must be s1gned wuh name address and telephone number No unstgned letters wtll be publtshed Letters should be m good taste addrcssmg tssues not personalities ~Credibility ~in W£lS t.he most d~unrnng counts stadium fundin9"-, )j.Jst aS1hc body bags kept p1lmg up .titer he returned from V1etnam m 1969 Kerrey now womes Uldl mnocent Amencans are gomg 10 be runenLiment to ban bunung of the Am encan fla J Kcrrey 1s 1 ~.uJmg the ft ght agamst the .uncndmclll winch the Hou se .!pprovcd I tsl week tn a shame less attempt tn the patnot1srn card on Lite eve By Jack Anderson nlplayIndependence Day Wh1le others wr<1p themselves 111 and . the flag Kerrey remams deuJcated to What II represents - uUiy ami Michae/Binstein honor above chea(l poltucal gam casualues of an en11t1emem cxplo It's one re tsnn why 2S years alter ston - 10 wh1ie gutless pohtJct.ms earmng the Medal of Honor he's walk away from the wreckage heatmg the drum lor entt!lemcnt I h tv e a stmtlar sense of rdorm at a urne when ut11ers woulu ur~ency as Iloolc at Uus entlllement preler to tgnore.Jt problem because It ts sornelhmg As ch mman ol Clinton "ent1 that w1ll pumsh people, but 11 s not tlemcnt commtss1on lo st ye tr Kcr gomg to pmusn u~ (pohltctans) rey l.e<lfnl:l.i lb.tl ~llllllctnent< .md Kerrey lOki us ' The people who mterest on the Licht wtll consume .uc gorng to suffer the mosl ue the all t.t>; revenue by 2012 When the benehct.mes nf rhese prog1ams h~bv boom ers st.trl to reiJre Ill who are gorng to ltnd themselves 2008, Soctal Secunty and Medtcare mtsetable bee tuse they ve re.tcheLI w1ll be sapped hke never helnre a.s !he enu of then productive ltvcs the retired population swells by and they h 1ve nothtng to show for nearly 30 pctcenl 11 Nevertheless ClmiOn s latest Lt w,JS appropn lie th.tl Kerrey ~ budget plan ends m 2005 and the c 1il to arms was 1ssued as the Republican budget ends 111 2002 House wa.s p tSstug a conshtulwna l We re nor thmkm~ about the was alter commg home from V1et nam r-ecalleil Kerrey who lost p,l!l of hts nght leg Liunng t11e w,rr PohltcJans satd to me I know the v. ar IS b.td and every!hmg hut I ve got to keep my poltucal base gom,; lliey were wtllmg to let U1e war drag on .r- .md people were dym,; - even though they knew 11 w.ts wrong .mu sh,oulu have Lion~ somcthmg to stop 11 I he S l year old Kcrrcy ts haumeLI by the fear that lm genera !Jon of polttJcalleaders ts sumlarly shrrkmg 11s responsibility m the baltic to save federal entulemcnl progr<~ms Wh1le Med1care and Snctal Secwnty are mshmg towaru msolvency PresJLicnt Clmton and Con 0 tess arc sUII prormsmg c t') soluuom; to the cns1s and try111g 10 sollen the p.nn wtth buuget busttn ROBERT L. WINGETT PubliSher ) CHARLENE HOEFLICtl General Manager ' WASHiNGTON ~ • Pomeroy. Ohio 0 [ax CUt.'i : By TERRY KINNEY : As.'\ocmted Prt!ss \\Inter • ClNClNNA 11 - Pnv uc money has been shut out of stadmm develop • men! m Ctnllllllt!t wHit llarrultnn Cou nty oll tctals prepared to rruse Lite • county salcl" t tJ< I perccul to htuld new sladmms for the Reds and Bert gals r... o groups ol mvestors who proposed pnvately finauttd stadiums ·believe they were not gncn scrtous cunsrderalron even though they clauncd to have serums money behmd them Most rcceutly, C mcmt\nlt wrrter and entrepreneur Stephen Korb pro· pmed a $250 mrllwu domed stlltltum he sud could he fmanceu enttrely I'VE SEEN PfirAYIN6 FOR S:C~ iJ £TART A0AIN FOR WEEKS. YfS,I AM A SCH~L PRAYfR SUPfbRTER_ 1 • Wll.h muon pens1on tullll' . Crty ofltctals IJSicttctllo hts presentation and he got lavorablc rev1ews . m tdev~s Jon and ncwsp tpet reports Bur Mike Brown prcsulem md con • trollrng owner of the Oeng.tls d"nusscd Korb s tdea as til sutred 10 rhe :Jearn s needs .uul uulikcly to he sell su pponmg ~ • We apprectllc the ell on put forth on thts pr ct but we see a num :her of p1nbkms whKh pre,cnt us Jrom g1vmg 1t ou ba-ckmg Drown CAl' WE 6QT011\6 ~L? :~md Drown also d"dmncd a mndtltcd Korb propos.tl Monday 10 eqmp the ·proposed domed stathurn wllh 1 re1rac~1bl~ rool so tl could be an open atr trcna for lmrh til EnLI of proJect Earher rettreLI Manemont tulhor and mventbr Robert Morrow had proposed bmldmg 1$260 rmllton st.ldturn for the Bengals nnrth ol Cmcm ntlr m Buller County , lie sard he h td tiJC hnckmg uf wc,tlthy ork mvestnrs but siJ\IIed out by overstatmg hts connecnons wtth NBA a d NHL teruns and was wrrnen oil Newsp tper tcports quest toned hJS cred thly I h ul the h tcktng Morrows uti It w1s allm lace ll sit ills Out the c~t lhll..,Junclll thU not rdtsh outsule mvcst rs Morrow saul fot surrr t rt: '"on m ouhJLicr Ill Cmcmn HI 1..h~s t h 1ve a c.:h wee to Lio anythmg rc cson ihle he satd But were st1 ll c trrymg forw,ud Were workmg on an enurely dtller em pl.m tl the moment We rc Uunkmg of movm.J, tnto an enttrcly dtffer ' ent cny mayhc B.11tunore Baltnn<,rc wh1ch h td courred Brown probably docsn t need outsttlc fin mung ctUtcl ll1c ctt) has hcen prepareu lo open 11s checkbook to any NFL tca.tn Utat wrll move to Maryland In Cmcmnatt not til taxpayers were cnUlusJasttc atxmt an mcrease 111 the sales IIX Bur busmess le.tders teJOtced knowmg that I he k1xmg power 'llf county govemmcnt w" Inerally money m the bank Korb lt,td done lus best to es~1blish credJb1hty but many satd Umt With Lindbergh 'Lindy' Arnold fmure, Kerrey told our assoc1a1e Ed Henry " And as a consequence, we re m1!smg an opportunity to help people acquue the wealth that UJCy need to be mdepellllent ' Kerrey uotcs tlmt Clrnlon qutel ly refused to s1gn the comm1sswn s ftnal repo11, ,even thou~b 11 conSISt eLi of caunously bro.1d oullmes f01 reform And Kerrey accuse s Repubhcan s ol) prctendmg to solve the entlllcmcut problem by slaslung welfare tor the poor bUJ not rctormmg welfare for the mtddle class or the nch On !hts hohuay Kerrey loathes the ' ungr.11efulness ol people • IColumbus I93• I ..... hom nuo the g reatest Ireest couH try on Earth sa td Kcrrey Iu h tve been bont 111 the Umled St.tles ol Amenca to me IS a bhxxly mu acle I owe thts country a lot mqrc Ice BURGER S 0 rHER LEGACY - The late Clucf Jusuce Warr~n Burger handed down a lot of maj\lr deciSions - on and off the S upremc Court Not one to he tnlled wllh Burg er once tell Ius dtgmty haLl been offenued by a passenger who blew ctgar smoke m h1s dJrcclton ahnanl Amtrak s Washtngtnrr New York · Mellnlmcr Burger tctually wrote an mdlbnant lcner to Uten Secre t.uy ol ltanspotlatJon John Volpe that pul.a stop 10 1..:1 0 1r smnkm6 on the tram Burger also rcJCCletl 1 197'1 request from Columhm Ptctures to shoot a three mtnute se-gmcnl showmg drunken s.ulors C avnrtmg on t11e Iron! steps ol the htgh court Burger was noi .1ppeased by an oller to change t11c scupt at)Li sober' up t11e smlms The ltlm s -r.u lac" rlpp By The Assocmled Press Typ1cal July weat11er was fore cast for llldependence Day across Ohm w1til a m1xture of clouds and sun on Tuesday and scauered !hun derstorllls across the state H1gbs w111 be m the low to mid 80s That w1ll be the start of a return to three days ot stormy weather, forecasters sa1d The Nat1onal Weather serv1ce sa1d Ote next dry day would be Fnday The work week beg m on " crx>l note .1cross Oh1o th1s mornmg A reading of 43 m Yow1gstown was a record for thiS date, besung 46 degrees m 1988 Most parts ot the state had lows m the low 50. The record btgh temperature for th1s date at the Columbus weather stauon was 101 degrees m 1911 lfCiltly not one . ~ • CfoiJdy egJtr whtle the record low was 50 1n 1968 Sunsettomght w1ll be at 9 04 p m anLI sunnse 1 uesd.1y at 6 08 am Weather rurecast Tmught Moslly cloudy west wuh a ch,mce of showers or lhun derstorms Partly cloud~ ea.'! Lows 60 to 65 Fourth ol July Partly sunny south Vanably cloudy north Scattered lbunderslorms statew1de H1ghs from the low to m1d 80s Extended forecast Wednesday Scal!ered showers and thunderstorms Low 65 to 70 H1ghs m the m1d and upper 80s Thursday Scallered showers and UIUnderstonns Lows near 70 H1ghs m Lite rrud 80s fnday Partly clouLiy Low m the m1Li 80. H1ghs 8t!lto 85 Patrol reports 10 fatalities during holiday weekend Can Gingrich rescue cyberspace?-.-_ _ __ under 18' rile measure ol what uJults m cyber~pace can say and see the Senile - 111 tis hash! to punfy the luwre nl commun1ca Nat Hentoff lions - has overturned what I us lice Fehx frankfurter smd lor the Supreme Court on th1s subject Ill Butler v Mtclugan (1957) In str1k mg down a 1.1w U111 penalrzed U1e s tie of 'lewd ' m,uen.lltb.tlmlght be deletenous w young people rr mklurter who was not a It her· 1111e s.ud The st.lle m.ty not reduce the al)ull popul.tlton of Mtch1gan to re.tdmg only wh.tt ts 111 lor chtldrcn After the Senate vote c1vtl hb· enarrans 111 cybersp 1ce - mLI there rue many - wer~ trymg to ftnd some re.tson lo hope thai U1e House rm_g ht somehow hr111g the Fits! Amendment b 1ck to Lite Inter net I d1dn 1 see much ch lltcc of !hat until Snc.lker Gmgnch who understands lire new lecfinology satd ot the emharrassmgly lnoltsh act by the 84 senators li "IS de.trly 1 vtol.urnn ol lrce speech and 1t s a v1olauon ol the nght of aduiLs to commumc,tlc WJih c tch other I don 1 agrc~ wuh 11 , md I don l U11nk Jlts a scnous w.1y ro t.hsCUSS cl senOJ_IS ISSUC WhiCh IS How do you matntam lhe nght of lrce speech lor adults whtle also protec uqg cluldren tn 1 medm m whtch ts av ulthle to hotlt Th\li..J.S 1l1c- pntnt Sen P:Otrck Leahy D Vt m11Je - unavrultng ly - to Ins colic tgues ts Ll1cy were rushtng to rrghteousness 1 ' Empowcnng parents to mttn age - w1!h technology under thetr control - what the kiLls tccess over the lmexnetJs far preler tblc 10 b1lls that would crunmahze users or deput1ze mformataon service prov1ders as smut police men! regulation ol the co1 lent of all computer an~ telephone corn mumcallons. even pnvatc commu ' mcauons, m Vlolatwn ol the Ftrsl Amendment JS not the answer - 11 1s merely a lrnecJerk response To Steven Levy of Newsweek Leahy sa1d ot hts Luddae col leagues ' It IS obvwus there rue only half a dozen who h.1ve uscu the Internet I thmk they should at least allempt to understand what 1t 1s before rhcy a11cmp1 ro legtsltlc ll The allern.tllvc 1<> govenuneul control of the ucw techuology ts" Sen Leahy says - user control One democrnttc w.ty of kcepmg hght dtstrtct One ol the trnntcs 111 rht > anempr to pohcc the Internet Is th 11 Senate Majonly Leauer Bnh Dol~ R Kan got a bad rap m gomg afier gangsta rap lie dtd not c.tll for g<nelllmclll censorshtp He was pushmg properly tor censure- lor shmnc But Dole revealed hunsell 10 be a censor after .111 when he voteLI for the Commutucatwns Decency Act Another 1rnny or hypocnsy " at many Republicans eager to I ave government agents mmutor nse ol thc11 constttucnts who e plore the ~lectrontc lughway .rre the same Re)1uhltc.m~ mststtng elsetvhere that b1g govcnuncnt gel oil the backs ol the people Only 1 powerful hhcrtanan who bcllcvcs th,tl g<lvernrncnt has nn nghtlo mterfere w1U1 U1e free m.~ ketplace of 1deas may yet save Lire Amencan Side of cyberspace I rom lunnn 0 11110 a dayc tre center Mr Gmgnch can become ,, hero m U11: posl mnuern lustory of cornmurn mcluded guest parts on The Donna Reed Show ' where he worked w1lh Paul Petersen, who played Jeff Smne "You could count on th1s 1nan to show up and know what the JOkes were and more Importantly who the sUJr was Petersen sa1d Sunday · 'If you watched bun pi!chmg stra1ght lines to Lucy and Eve Arden you JUSt have to marvel He was so funny to work wuh because he d done every JOke ever wnnen and had th.11 b1g, boommg vmce GorLion's most memorable role may have been on "The Lucy Show 'From 191\3 to 191\R he played l\)e pnssy bank manager Mr Mooney, constantly bedeviled by employee Lucy Carmichael From 1968 to 1974 Gordon played Lucy Carter s blustery brother m law and employer at the Un1que Employmem Agency on 'Here's Lucy M1ss Ball cast hun ag'\m m ber short lived 1986 senes 'Ltle w1!h Lucy ' Wh~n the ongmal Mr W1lson on 'Denms the Menace • Joseph Kearns, d1ed m 1962 Gordon took over the role for two seasons In the early 1950s, b<J. was play mg regular roles 111 seven weekly radio broadc!ISIS mdudmg ' Fibber McGee and Molly ' (as Mayor LaTnvm), and 'Our M1ss Brooks" (as pnnc1pal Osgood Conkhn) Nat Hcnlnff rs a nnlwnally renowned authonty un the Farsi convcrsall<lljs II\ bcmg llcmon~.;trat Amendment and the rest of the eLi by t11e Sm fw 11ch SQI!w.ue com p.my 111 Los Altos C.tltl whtch • Btll of R1ght< (Fur mfm matum nn how ltL~ has developed a p1ogram - .ts have other comp,uucs --\U1 11 g1 ves commurucate dectrnmcally With parents th' power to block or ltltcr th1s columnist and uthers, con .. access to !hose Interne! loc tltOJ)s lac! Amenca Onhne hy calling I which Sen Exou h lS called 1 ted 81111-827-6364, ext !1317) ana .. \,.. ~ ~ • specllve As the debts tre slnwly rellrcd and your husb IIlLi s credit rs hemg rcbutll then .mLI only L11cn should you combtne your .tssets You certamly h<~ve .m allequa1~ combmetl mcomc mU usmg lhosf th1s co[umnJSI and others; con. lact Amenca Onhne by calhng 1· 801l-R27-6364, ext. 8317) " ~ ;c~ ·--------..35 -----------.59 , wa~ ; COLUMBUS (AP) -Ohm State Umvers1ty w1ll study a proposed $20 mllhon renovation of 1ts College of Art Donald Hams deru1 of the college w1ll oversee the plan The study will be prud for by OSU l)enefnctors one a former Bro,Kiway Star Lawrence and Isabel Barnett of Rye, N Y w1ll donate $250,000 for the study to be completed 111 July 1996 Mrs Barnett 1s the for mer Isabel B1gley, who played M1ss Sarah Brown m the ongmal "Guys and Dolls ' Mrs Barnett bas donated theater memorabilia to the Lawrence & Lee Theatre Research lnsutution at OSU "The proJeCt Is not yet authonzed by the umvemly,' Hams said last week A new complex would connect the college s Leachmg and research centers It also would renovate Hughes Hall for the School of Mus1c and update bu1ldmgs 111 the departments of lndustrml Des1gn, An and Art Education Meigs land transfers posted The followmg land translers were recorded recent!~ ,0 the office of Metgs County Recorder Emmo· gene Hamilton ~ R1ghl ol way Cheryl Malloy Dorothy M Frum to I CCO Sc1 ptn Rtghl ul wa}' W tnLI.t L .Jnd Dwtghl D Ashley In LCCD Rut f By The Assoc1are--d Press veh1cle on Ohto 18 111 Sandusky R1ght of way,_.Aian P Mills In At least 10 people bad d1ed m County oopera ~ LCCD Rutland 5 685 acres, SATURDAY traffic acctdents m Ohto w1th two Certificate Marc1a Grul Torge Right of way Raymond P and full days remammg m the extended CENTERBURG- Lucas M M1ddleport Post Office day followmg the1r annual budget hear· Pbylhs M Mueller 10 BREC. Rut· sen deceased to Thoma.' E Turner July Fourth liohday weekend the All1zer 30 of Centerburg, m a 111 g al6 15 p m Puhhc mvned land 47 50 acres Jr Salem, The M1ddlepon Post Office will State H1gbway Patrol sa1d today one car acetdent on Olnp 657 m hold a customer apprecmuon day AlhdavH Charles S Norns R1ght of way Carol McKenzte The patrol JS countmg traffiC Knox Cpunty Commumty Association deceased to Erma J Norns Sut between II il m ·3 p m Thursday to BREC Bedford 8 38 acres deaths that occur tlunng L11e five RAVENNA - loci K Shelton Refreshments served Pnzes g(ven The Long Bouom Commumty ' Deed Alonzo M and Lui,, G lnn day, Fnday through Tuesday pen 41 ol Streetsboro dnver m "()ne Assoc~atmn WIILhold an all you Norns to L1sa K anLI Audrey L Deeu Kenneth W .md Rehccca away and tours w11l be conducted ()d car acctdent on a Portage County can eat smorgasbord dumer Satur· Gnndley Letart 1/2 acre (J K Benson In Vtllage 01 Middle~ The dead road day at 5 p m at the Long Bouom pori, Middleport lot Right to Ll meeting set Deed, James A and C.uol WIll SUNDAY FRIDAY Commumly Blllldmg A $5 dona· to J>aul E Jr and Mtchclle E WtU Alllu.IVII Don1ld E Russell Me1gs C nty Right to L1fe COLUMBUS - Eyob Netere, BOWLING GREEN - Goldie meeting will be beld July 10, 7 30 tton IS asked for all adult meals and Salisbury 2 02~ acres deceased to Carol A Rus~ell, Set· ~. of Columbus, when run over by L Greere, 79 of Cygnet passenger $2 50 tor ch1ldren s meals For p m at the Me1gs County Public Deed Charles and Lms Wolfe pw a car stalled by another child while m a car-trrun acc1dent .tt a crossmg more mforrnatton please call 985 to Alan G and Manlyn I Tenpen Atftdavn, Donald E Russell Library Pomeroy Quesuons may parked outstde a Columbus apart m Wood County • be duected to the Rev Fr Walter 4275 deceased to C'lfOI A .Russell Sc1 ny Letart parcels men! complex AKRON - Greggory 1:, .Kohl piO Hcmz Sacred Hearl, 992 5898 Deed, Phtl B and Mary L Bald COLUMBUS - Raphael R 40 of Cuyal10ga Falls dr1ver m a Board of Puh)lc AIJ"alrs Pubhc mv1ted w1n to Terry N and LISa M Deed Eldon L Soefker Jr lo Moore, 40 of Columbus, when h1s two vehicle crash on a Summl! The Syracuse Board of Pubhc Waugh Salisbury parcels, • Leemm Harold Salem parcels motorcycle cothded wl!h a tree County road I Affatrs meetmg scbeduletl for Trustees lo meet R1ghl of way, Nancy S and Deed Nath.1mel J and Marlene along a Columbus street GEORGETOWN - Tames M tomght has been postponed unlll Clyue 0 Hamson to Oh10 Power The RuUand Township Trustees Kl Carpenter to lt1indy and Edna ELYRIA - Phylhs K Mandie Pnngle, 55 ol Sumret S C Linver w111 meet on Thursday at 6 30 p m July 10 at 7 p m Co, Rutland Armes Chester parcel 79 of Perrysburg dnver 111 a two· m " one-veh1cle .tcCJdent on Ohw R1ght ol way Medma S and Deed Roger and Vmlel W1ll vehtcle accident on 1 rural road 111 32 111 Brown Countv ford to Terry and Lclclla Otun.tn Loram County SANDUSKY- Knyln D Hunt r.~~othy L Tucker Ill OPC Rut Lebanon 42 il,Cres, BELLEVUE - Polly A Perry 1 ot Norwalk, pa.,scnger m a two , Deed, Lesley R anti Sheryl E Deed, Southern Ohm Coal Co 44 of Bellevue ,, h•cyclist hll by a em acc1dent on an Ene County Units of the Me1gs County Jacobs 10 Hol1.er Med1cal Cen!I:J-..: Gtbbs to James W and K.tren to Jack L Jcakms Salem parcel Emergency Med1cal Servu;e logged Karen Kauff and Amy Cleland G1bbs Rutland I acre, DeeLI, 1 unothy}V and Debra K 13 calls for ass1stance Satur,da}' ;uW ~ refused t.renunent, - - Deed. Lllh,UJ L Bon to Harold W1lhsto Margaret l3ealmear and ~unday lnclodlng three \ranslcr I I I p m Sunday OBNC, Mid· E Burl, Salisbury, 2 acres, • Peggy Lucille Freeman Syracus6 calls Umts respondmg mcluded dleport Naomi M1ller, Pleasant Deed, Edward D Anderson to (Continued from Page I) entered m !lie event MIDDLEPOR'f Valley Hosp11al John L Jr and Carol A Brewer Crow plans to attend the event al 60 seconds to complete two 9 01 am Saturday, Overbrook 10 OJ p m Sunday Pamter Salem p.ucel, additional JUill(lS The tluee Jumps tillS year, arnvmg m grand style JJeetl, Melts a Dawn Jeffers lo Nursmg Center Vlrglnla Bu-rgcl' ' - R1dge, Nelhe Moms Holzer Mew ·We re gomg.,to let h1m do Veterans Memonal Hosp1tal are measured and the frog Jumpmg cal Center Darrell R Brally M1ddleportlot whatever he wants to do," Young the longest d1siJ\nce ts the wmner 8 57 p m Saturday Beech SYRACUSE R1ght of way Demus ru1d Carla Nammg yotlr frog " a very srud 'We II let h1m do h1s !hmg" Stree~ Ray Garlmger, VMH 7 42 p m Sunday Locust Street Sue Saelens to Le.1dmg Creek Cun • He'll prob.1bly JUmp a frog 'he 1mportan1 rnual accord1ng to PO~EROY Jamce Zahran VMH servancy DtstrJCI Salisbury ~2 43 added :Young II OJ p m S<llurday Chester TUPPERS I'LAINS 1cres, For people that do not have !hetr Road Denms R1flle VMH Some frogs have tnongmal 12 54 p m Sunday SIJ\te Route Rtght ot way M1ch.tel W and own frogs rent-a frogs are avatl· nmnes hke "Ketrmt or Freddie I I I p m Sunday Middleport 7 fony Jones Camden-Clark Angel,, D Mayer to LCCD Rut wh1le others are named alter real able for $5 Young smd H11l Walter Lee VMH Memonal Hosp1!al l.utd "They -re not small ones he RUTbAND 6 57 p m Saturday B.nley Run Rtght of w.1y John Jellers to people famous and ml.unous he smd 'Some are huge 4 38 p m Saturday, Lasher Road Wilburn Rowley Sr VMH LCCD. Rutland explamed Cash pnzes w1ll he awarded 111 Road Anlla Wlute and Mary • R1ght ol way, Allen E II and I've seen frogs nruned Bugeye Tracy L Dav1dson to LCCD Rut Btll' and Flyaway Flosste' he two age groups In the JUntor d1v1 %ron $40 $2~ nnd S I 0 wtll be laiid, saul. Rtght of way, Judy Musser to Lasyyear, about 225 frogs were awarded whale wmners m the semor dtvlston (age 16 ana up) will LCCD. Rutland Lambert, Brent Meaae, R1cky rece1ve $100, $75 and $50 Regts· VETERANS MEMORIAL R1ght ot way Belva Mtller to Austm Dusllll, Caldwell Janey LCCD Rutland tratwn for the event 1s $3 for Saturday adm1s51ons- Meivm The Daily Sentinel Jumors and $5 for semors Tbornton, Racme G1lben. Rtghl of way Amencru1 Legl(m Discharges July 1 Ka!hanne All frogs will be treated Saturday discharges Mary Post467 to LCCD Rutl.md (USPS 213 9601 Burns Carolyn Church, Joann humanely ru1d returned to !he1r nat ~gerty Right of way Paul D Anderson Publ shed every afternoon M'onda)' through Bapst M1ldred Betz Juamlll Nor· ural hab1tat Young Sllld ) . ~unday adm1ssmns - none Fnday Il l Coun St Pomeroy Oh10 by the man Mrs J Qseph Loyd and son Sunday discharges - Lena Oh o Vnlley Pubhshmg Company/Mult•rned a Faye Ham1lton Emory Gordon Inc Pomeroy OhiO 45161.1 Ph 992 2 156 Icenhower SC'ctnd cla.c;s po~tage pu d at Pomeroy Oh o July 2 - Nma H1U D1scharges HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER Joh!l Kenney, Lena Aldndge, Mor Discharges June 30 - Garry Mm~btr The A550Cil:Ued Pre ~~ and the Ohm Am Ele Power ns '1'1pton, Stanley Ewmg, TimothY. New5puper A~soctat10n Prall, Kauuesha Gordon, Ryan Akm~- .. Ill McCormJclc, Jess1ca N1cholson Ashland OU ---------.35 1/4 POSTMASTER Send addres5 correct ons to Births - Mr and Mrs ToLid AT&T·----"-----"--.Sltn The On ly Semmel Ill Court St ~ Pomeroy Bank Ooe.----------.32 liB Crabtree son, Jackson, Mr and · Otno4S769 The followmg couples were Bob Evaos----------.20 114 Mni Bnan Leach daughter, Well 1ssued marnage licenses recently m . SUBSCRIPTION RATES Cbamploo lnd·--·-----.22 1/4 Mr and Mrs Robert Smtih, ston, of Probate Court Judge the office Ry C.rrter or Motor Routt Cbarmlotl Sllop----·· --.5 liB Robert Buck Rectevmg lll'enses son, Pomt Pleasan~ W Va City Holding ~---------.27 314 One Month ::: ::.::::'::::: :::·: ssl"75 $7 60 ~ (Puhhsbed with permission) onew..~• were ,;. One Year $91 00 Fedenl Mogul --.---- 18 liB Larry Allen Dav1s J.l, 25 and Goodyear T &R -------.41 iiB SINGLE C(;PV PRICE Chmlma Beth Peterson 23 both K·mart-------·---14 111 D<Uiy ....•.........•..•........................... .-.... 35 Cents Lands End ----.,---""·15 718 "Say Love W1th of Mbany, Eric Eugene D1wn, 27, Limited lnt ---------.22 1/4 and J om Ann Rnels 20 l;lotb of SubscnbeB not d e~ mng to pay the earner may Flowers from'" remJI 1n odvan~e dutct to 11le Datly Senttnel M~ltlmedla Int. 518 Sandyv1lle W Va. on D. three SIX or r2 momh bDSIS Cred I Wll\ be People's ---------.$.----~ Harold Dav1d Leach 46 and gtven earner ehch week ObloVaDe)' VaHey__ Bank,--------..34 One .. _____..,..30 1/2. Margaret Kathryn Bentley 42, both No subsc npll<ln by mwl perrrutted •n areas of Pomeroy, Todd Mattl1ew Wo11c:·. POMEROY whtre home earner serv•ee Is avrulnble R~~~:kweU 314 man 21 and Mehssa Jo Llewellyn, Robbins & Myen..----.26 Ill MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS 19, both of Rutland ROJal Dulcb---.------122 Ill FLOWER SHOP Inside Melp County Heath Bryant Hudson, 19, and • Sbooey•alnc.------ 11314 13 _... 12392 I06 Butternut Ave Pomeroy, OH Star Baak.------------46 Kyla Renea Sellers, 19 both of 26 Weeks $47 06 Weodylni'L -----1..------18 52 Weeks 592 56 Me1gs County Keah Bradley (614) 992-6454 • . Ritts Outside Mctp County .. Stock reports an lbe 111-.38 Uti. Hunt 21, Long Bottorn. ~nd Pomeroy Nursing and R<lhablllfallon Cenlor 13 Week.' • $25 61 quoteo provided bf Adveof or Dor<!!hy Mane Hum 18 M1ddle (800) 433-6203 36759 R~lngo Road • Pomeroy, Ohio ~76'19731 • ~U/992-o606 26 Weeks $49 66 Galllpollo. 52 Weeks (}. 596 20 port Stocks moru es 10 reduce your cnllecttv~ mdehteuness mikes a g<xld de.~ ol communtcate electronacally OSU eyes building renovation I UIO • ~v~u~f~~~~~~~:~~ -.....;._Hospital news_.____ ) You mcnlton lhal you have ~ home a car and student loans nons of wluch are unusual fnr people nl your age Yltu also mdJ ca ted ul your letter tha/'you'd like to .!Juy ~ new home It seems to me that ymr mtglit want to put that arnbJtton otl hold for a year or two : There 1s hfe after brlllsmg crcdtC - l m ceruunly hvmg testll!lony I<> that In the mterun work on !host{ debts :md enJoy marned life I (Send your queshons to~ Smart Money, P.O Box S03i. Elfet s, FL 346!10 Qutshons oi: general mterest Will be answered: m future columns Owmg to lhe' volume of mall, personal rephes: cannot he provtdt:d ) ~ Bruce W1llia1m IS a snyndJcat·'l ed wnler for Newspaper Enter· pnse Association (For mformahon on how to : At least one unfunded mandate w1ll be ehmmated for county governments w1!h final passage Wednesday of the slate budget Secretary of State Bob Taft advocated $.J mJiltoo per year m the state budget to reunburse tounty governments for the cost of adver llSmg state budget 1ssues "I applaud the Ohto General Assembly for recogmzmg the obh gauon the state bas 10 remove !h1s unfrur burden 1mposed on local govemmenL~." Taft sa1d Tbe unprediCtable and burdensome c~sts of advertiSmg stateWide tssues have long been a concern of county governments U>cal gov· em~ are reqUired by stale law to adveruse statew1de ballot 1ssues many wb1ch J!fe placed on the ballot by ll)e legislature, but have not been gtven 'the money to pay for rhe adveru~mg The legislature has already volcd to place two 1ssues on the Nov 7 general elecuon ballot Others may be cons1dered The State and Local Government CommisSion esllmated local governments spent almost $1 m1ll10n on ballot adverus1lig m 1993 Tbe panel recommended that the stale reu11burse coun11es for these costs lot========~ calmns SCII'\C Budget lifts 'unfunded mandate' Frog jumping comes.back ~ > Williams _. _Bruce __;.-:---;,:,:.:..:=::,::._. A two-car acodent Saturday on C.ounly Road 13 (Lasher) near Rutland left three people lllJured, the Gallia Metgs Po~l of the Srme H1ghway Patrol sa1d Transported to Holzer Med1cal Center by U1e Me1gs EMS were driver Mary E Jacobs, 28, Westervtlle, and her pa.ssengq, Luz E Whtte, 56 30763 Lasher Rbad Rutland They were both tri!'llled and released for conrus1ons a hospttal spokesperson sa1d Karan S Kauff 17, 30540 Nichols Road, Middleport dnver of the other vehicle, was treated at tbe scene, accordmg to the patrol Troopers sa1tl Kauff was northbound, seven tenths of a mile south of State Route I 24, at 4 30 p m when her car went left ot center on a hillcrest and s1desw1ped Jacobs' southbound car Kauff' s car conunued on went off t11c n)lhl s1de of the road .md struck a fence the patrol s:ud Both cars were moLierately drunaged anLI Kaufl wa' cned for lclt of center rold B1g Brother out ot our clcctrnmc But th1s does not obv1.11e m any u•d tlln g b mk accounts and that way shape or form the necesSity af sort of thmg havmg an appropnately drawn wtll Havmg only a ltvmg trust can Assets are consrmtly bcmg cause a good deal ol dtlltcul!y lor those vou love the most and 1re leavmg beh md and I sec no pur pose served by not h tv111g 1 wtll tcqUtred and dtsposcd ol and a Let s lace 11 , 1f you dte w1Lil abso wtll covers these eventualr11es You lutel¥ no a.ssets l(tere " no necesst are ccrtamly nC>r gomg 10 change· ry tor ltling th e Wtll lor probate your trust every ltme th e re 1s a But tl n IS nceJcd 11 s pot so1ne mmnr change m your l1fe thmg you c m pnwtde once you've And of course , there " alw.Lys Jell I hiS vet! of tc us 1 the posstbthly ol litrgatton alter your dem1se Then too someone DEAR BRUCE I am a 11 year· h " w be desrgnatell 10 take care of old wom m who s gett mg rn uneu cle mmg up your fnMI "ccnunt 111 rn tluw montl1S My problem'' my th1< world- paymg your btlls ltq lmnce s mtser tble credrt Toget11er we e.trn over $70 000 1 ye.tr anu we will be debt free m s1x mornhs In 1987, Bntish m1ll10mure Richard Branson 1111d Swed1sh born Per except for student loans our mort ' Lmdslrand became the frrst hol·rur balloon trav~lers lo cross the, A!lanl!C gage an{,i 1 c.tr payment _I know good cr~.hl 1s ver~ Important tnLI ' Ocean ' In 1988. tbe USS Vmcennes shot down an Iran Alt JCtlmer over the mille IS exce llent but lus IS Persmn Gulf, lcillmg all 290 passengers and crew, after Ute crew of the S1.11lkO ' He hasn't gone Vmcennes mtSidentifl.ed the plane as an lran1an F 14 fighter , bm1krupt he s Just teally heluntl on Ten years ago The Unued ~tates the Sovtet Umon announced that hts credll c.trds .mu college loans Pres1dcnl Reagan and Sov1etleader Mik)Jatl Gorbacbev would hold !heu What can you suggest 1 - C D ftrst swrurut m late November, m Gen~va I exmglon Ky F1ve years ago In Moscow, Kremhq h~d lmer Yegor K L1gachev DEAR C:'b Ftrstly l urge you rcce1ved an en!huslasuc reception at a Commumst Patty congress as he to consider keepmg your financml tllmrs com pletely separale even to cnbozed reforms by Pres1denr Milcbail S Gorbachev. saymg perestroilta the extent of keepmg. your credtt bad been marred by "Iinutless radicalism" cards m your m.uden nrune so there One year ago Thuty one people aJJlil m three separate crashes on cru1 be no confus1on WIUJ you and Texas htghways Pete Sampras defeated Goran Ivan1sev1c to wm the ~our husband ('om a creurl per Wimbledon men s champ10nsh1p, 7-6 7 6, 6-0 Two-car crash injures three EMS units record 13 calls Wills and trusts, redux---~-~--.......______ . Pt ESCONDIDO, Cahf (AP)Gale Gordon made a career o~t of bemg miserable Gordon who played the grumpy prmc1pal or radw's "Our MISs Brooks' and was tbe butt of Luc1lle Ball's JOkes m three TV mcarnauons d1ed Fnday of cancer at the Redwood Terrace Health Center He was 89 H1s actress w1fe~.Vugmm, d1ed a few weeks earlier 111 the same nurs mg home 130 mtles southeast of Los Angeles sa1d nurse Joan Seward Gordon had asked to be cremaled and have li1s ashes scattered at sea Funeral arrangements were mcomplete over the weekend Gordon the New York C1ty bom son of a vaudev11le perfonner and .m actress played characters who were "pompous, stuffy, opm wnated and loud, ' he satd m a 1951 mrerv1ew "Therefore tt IS ea.~y to make them humorous 1f the scnptwnter 1s skillful " Although a prohf1c perfonner on both rau1o and televiSIOn, Gor· don downpl.1yed Ins career .1s an actor • fo me 11' s ),USt a JOb to do,· be smd m 1966 ' I turn 11 off as soon as !leave the studiO I couldn't g1ve you a smgle hne of dialogue !be next day I can't stand these actors who are always 'on" Gordon s TV appearances Meigs announcements Letter long over ue In 1608, tile c1ty of Quebec was founded by Samuel de Champlain In 1775, Gen George Washmgton took command of the Conunental Anny at Cambridge, Mass In 1890, Idaho became the 43rd state of the Umon In 1898, the U S Navy defeated a Sparush fleet m the harbor at Sanuago, Cuba, dunng the Spamsb Amencan War •• In 1930. Congress created the US Veteians Adnumsuauon In 1944, dunng World War II Sov1el forces recaptured Mmsk In 1950 Amencan anQ North Korean forces clashed for the fust time m the Korean war · In 1962, AI germ became mdependenl after 13 2 years of French rule In 1971. smger Jun M,omson of The Doors d•fld m Pans at age 27 In 1976 Israel launched 1ts daring m1ssmn to rescue about a JQO pas sengers and Atr France crew members be~ held at Entebbe Airpon m Ugan<la bJlpro-Palesllman hiJaCkers In 1986 Pr~s1dcnt Reagan pres1dcd over a gala cer~mony m New Yorlc Harbor !ltat saw the rehghung of !,he renovated Statue of LibertY: , 511111)' Fourth of July to initiate return to stormy weather 111 111 Il owes me • The Amencan Ctvli Llberucs Umon should presel the speaker ol the House w1th a specml F1rst Amendment award ause 11looks as 1l he- and only he - can undo the aslomsllmgly tgnoram sweep mg act of censorslllp commttted by the Senate when 11 p LSsed the Com mumcations Oecency A~\ as part of no bal:kgrountlm cJc\. elqpmcnt hew t~ nuL of hts Lleplh the telecommumcauons btll on Morrow 67 ligures he was not taken scr:10us ly because he has pub 14 June hshed !!tree hooks thou! the Kenncd) '"assmalton and clarms 10 have Intended to bnng squads of w01ked lor the CIA I speech pohce mlo cyt!erspace I m not drsappmnted at all except reganJmg the local mcdm Mor the lmernct - L11e particularly on 1 row sud 11 was a11 assassmallnn (of my chaflcter) m my op1010n I legtSiallon co sponsored by James ret use to speak to the meura Exon D Neb .md Dan Coats, R St1ll Morrow t>eheves he c.1n deve lop rut aren 1 lor baskc(hall or hock mandates !toes of up to Ind ey $100 000 .md up to two years m We figure we 11\ltvc to have 1 rerun m pl.tce 10 brmg 111 10 do .my· pnson for those who ' knowmgly thlll 0 Monow s,itu Were talkmg Nil A and hockey We ve been pur m.tke or make available smug 11 We tlnnk ( mcthnan would hu the pell~cl pltce lor the NBA obscene lewd iasctvJous hlthy or mdecent m<tlenal across electmn 1c networks to anyone under 18 The vote of the grearesl deltbcr alive boLiy m the woriLI wa.' 84 to16 Among the herd of mdependcnt Republican and Democrauc mmus ~ Dear-Etbtor CillO! l U Aim IWICC UlfCCUng th~ m ikmg up the matonly there were ned ch01r ol Lite Mtddle It seems that all we hear see vc lawyers They were so eager to and re.1d m the news about youth port Church of Chnsl s Easte( can avmd bemg con.,Liered a menace 10 today concerns drug and alcohol 1m ts were mmpents t11 tt wdl never cluldren !hat they Ignored the over abuse domestic vwlcn~.:c vandal be lorgolten bre tdlh anu vagueness of such IStn .tnd U1efl I unuersltml that several nul lt;lffiS lS ~ lewd laSCIVIOUS If tins ts LIJC kmd of news you standmg yuut11s dJrecteLI by Sharon hlthy and mdecent lndeccn Hawley wtll take part m M1ddle preler slOp readmg here \J cy as used by llic FCC 111 poltctn6 Thts leller long overdue ts 111 port"s Fourth of July celebr.lllnn broaLicast stat tons has proveLI to he prruse of the h1gli qualuy youth we We take th1s opponunuy 10 con clear onlv to dediCated l'CC appa gt 11ulate these k1Lis and tn<~ny ratcht ks seem tq tak' In' granted and con (.'1' • cems oue m particular o1her outsMnc..lmg youths ,tcrm~s our Moreov er hy m tktn~ those Through L11c years I h tve attend be.tullful county ed ml)sl of Bob Hoeflich s out We really do appreciate yo"" s tandmg shows Abou11wo yc trs anil ytlu rep~ent i.he rest qu.i1111es ago wh1le glancmg through the ol hfe anyone could bope for Sun Cow,tn thanks for the program I noted ,, vocal numher DEAR BRUCE I read your memones and re.JCh for the stars [I by Sam Cowan I had hearLI the name but d1Li there are any lumts on your future answer to M S m Homosa.~sa Fla about makmg ool a wtll What 1s not know hun HIS preseniHJOll they re not VISible Irum here was .outsmru..lmg (uul tnl nurncJous Kenny Wtggms your v1ew of wtlls vs hvmg trusts? {K:C:lslons Slllce I Its palnoLK ~.:los Mmersv1lle It seems a hvmg trust would be the :mswer to avmdmg probate public mg of 1.1sl yc.1r s show w.ts very uy and passmg on property to sur v1vors much mor~ rapidly than a probate wall - J D Topeka Kan DEAR J D We have add\essed Uus queshon often, but app~ently not ol ten enough There s no ques By The Assoc1aled Press hon Umt a i)vmg trust has .1 great Today IS Monday, July 3 the I 84th .day of 1995 There are 181 days deal of men! for many lolks It left m the year allows you to do as you descnbeToday's H1ghhgbt m H1story pass on assets wuhout go1ng On July 3, 1863 the three day CIVIl War Battle of Gettysburg, Pa through a J:lrobate court end~ ~~~ ::Ji~r viCtory for the North as Coyfederate troops retreated Today in history Classic TV comedy foil Gale Gordon dead at 89 who are JOIIllll g the anll govern mcnl chorus at U1e same ume rl)at they rc col lect 1n g governtnettl checks J meru1 for God s s 1ke we re Nicholson w IS 1 • WVA of Burger s f tvonles Ntcholson had calleLI for the unpeachment of President NIXon who apponll¢d Bmger 10 the court ' I ack Andersnn and M 1ch nel Bm>tem are wnters for Umt.<l Feature Synd1cate, Inc Letters to the editor • Lmdbergb "Lmdy" Mnold, 66, Mason W Va du~:d Saturday July 1 1995 at Fort Saunders Serv~er County Medical Center Semerv11le Tenn A retired coal mmer, he was born Sepl 6 1928 m Logan W Va son of Effie Arnold Black of Rutland and the late Fred Arnold He was a member of the Mason Umted Me!bodtst Church and the Belles and Beaus Square Dancmg Club of Pomeroy He IS surv1ved by h1s w1fe, Donna Layle Arnold of Mason, a daughter and :>an m·law, Kathy and Rick VanMatre of Greenfield, three grandchil· dren, Gary and Travts Arnold of Pomeroy and AnLirew VanMatre of Greenfield: a brother, Dale Arnold, of Pomeroy, and three s1sters, SUJc1e Arnold of Pomeroy, Ruby Jones of Mason and Alice Bowlmg ofJackson He was preceded m death by a son Gary Arnold, a granddaughter, Wh1mey VanMatre, and three brotben; and a SISter 'Services w1ll be Wednesday at 2 p m at the Mason Unucd Methodist Church, w1!h the Revs Damon Rhodes and Benme Stevens officiating Bunal w1U follow m Ktrkland Memonal Gardens Fnends may call on Tuesday from 5·9 p m at Foglesong FQI~eral Home, Mason and one hour pnor 10 serv1ces at the church Kerrey fears Washington's shortsightedness The o::...~ntin/1 ' The Daily Sentmel • Page 3 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio --Area Death-- ~~cal News• in Brief: Page2 Monday, July 3, 1995 . ' • I Commenta • • ' • Marriage licenses POMEROY NURSING AND REHABILITATION CENTER PRESENTS FREE MAGIC SHOW ·------.38 ·---------.45 r--------(----~~- WITH PROHSSIONAL NIGEL JACKSON TUESDAY, JU'Y 4; 1995 6:00P.M. OPEN TO THE PUBLIC LIMITED SEATING ' ·--- • �> , _Monday,.. July 3, 1995 The Daily s!..~tW.tl Sports second w1th a smgle After T1m Bogar's smgle With one our m the fifth Smiley retired e~ght more m a row Bobby Jones (4 6) held the Reds 10 one hll until the lourth when tHey collected four mcludmg two doubles but score;] only once Thomas Howard ope ned the mnmg wtth a bunt smgle, but was thrown out trymg to score on Reg g1e Sanders' one-out double Enc Anll10ny smgled m Sanders w1th U1e tymg run and went to thml on Bret Boone's double hut Jones struck out Jeff Branson to end the mmng Cmcmnah opened the eighth wnh four strmght hits off Jones and scored three runs But Jones who h,1s not wtl n smce June 5 was not unhappy w1th -Ius perfonnance I'm not hangmg my he.Id It was a defmne unprovemem (over hiS last ~ starts) .md I defmncly have con trol over my brcakmg ball, ' sa1d ~ho has lost h1s I.L't lour deCISIOns Barry Larkui and Howard start· ed the Reds e1ght h wtth smgles before Gant doubled to score Larkm With the go mead run Alter Sanders' smgle scored llqward lo put the Reds m front 31. left-bander En c Gu nd erson relieved Jones Gunderson plcked -.Sanders off first, but whlle Mets si\orlStop Jose V1zcamo w'as runnmg Sanders back toward f~rst. Gant scored from thtrd • After surviving Murray's rib injury, Indians hand Twins 7-0 setback to hike lead in AL Central MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Just three days after rnakmg one hsl, Edd•e Murray 1s beaded for iino!h er Murray wbo on Fnday became the 20th playe r w1lh 3,000 bits broke two nbs on h1s left s1de wben he was tagged han! by Mmnesota catcher Man Walbeck wh1le shdmg mto home plate m the tlmd mmng or Sunday's 7-0 Cleveland v1ctory Murrny walked oft the held m the f1fth wb•le baumg w•tb a 1-0 ' ~L, Cleveland general manager John Hart srud I!Ie Ind.ans would place h•m on the d1 s.1hled hst Monday "Walbeck tagged bun han! 111 the nbs lndmns manager M1ke Hargrove satd 'He knew 11 was sore ngbt away " Murray smgl ed doublet) ~nd drove m a run m h1s first two atbats ra1smg h1s career h11S total to 3 005 AI Kalme " 17th on the all· 111ne hst w1th 3 007 Manny Ramtrez hornere<l doubled smgled and scored twtce from 8 24 to 7 12 and earn the victory Juhan Tavarez worked the next three mnmgs, g1vmg up two hils and str1kmg out two Gregg Olson pitched' the mnth and walked one m b1s third appearance for Cleveland "I had good command of my pitches " smd Clark who went 4 0 recently m hve .tppearancek Wli\I Class AAA Buff.tlo I'm gettmg confidence where I lee! hke I can throw all my pl!ches m any snua- Ramuez was one of SIX lnd1ans named to the AU Star team The 19 year-old Murray, batung 323 w1th 12 homers and 45 RB!s wasn · t one at them Outfielders Kenny Lofton and Albert Belle along w1ll1 second baseman Carlos Baerga. and pn&ers Denms Marunez and Jose Mesa were selected to g1ve ll!e Ind1ans their most All· Stars smce 1955 Mark Clark (4-2) puched five scoreless mnmgs to lower hJS ERA At Wimbledon, Sampras-Rusedski match takes spotlight ... two ttrne champwn and has the Dy JOSEPH WHITE WIMBLEDON, England (AP). respect and adrnualwn I!Iat goes w1th 11 When he played Tun Hen- Pete Sampras' love hate rela uonsh1p w1!h the Bnush fans •s man 111 the second round last week, IIIe Centre Court crowd cheered as about to undergo a severe test Two years ago - on the second much for Samprns as for b1s Bnllsh Monday of Wunbledon - Sampras opponent But 111 today s fourth-round was heard cursmg the spectators as he slammed the ball mro the stands match. Sampras was playmg more after beabng local favonre Andrew than JUSt aoother Bnt He wa' lacmg a phenomenon named Greg Foster · Desperate to have a Bm reach Rusedski - on Centre Court If I have those 13,000 lpeople the quarterfinals for the ftrstllme m 20 years, the fans had c~I,eered domg what they d1d when I played Samprns double faults and rattled Guy Forget (on Wedne.<;day), who knows wb;lt can happen," srud the an Amencan who was still constd ered an emergmg star on the Wun- Canad1311 born Rusedsk:i, who .controvefSially switched alleg1ance to bledon scene Two years later, Samrras 1s a Bnta1n two months ago and to. mstmnly became the country's top player Rusedsk1 has a Bnush mother aoo gtrlfnend and ha' hved m Surrey lor three years But the strong Canad1an accent and h1s natural outgomg narure- I!Ie anuthes1s of the so called "Bnush reserve' seem out of place fnr someone who has the country 1mhals 'GBR" arter h1s name on the scoreboard But wruat Rusedskl does have IS the talent to be a top player. and that's what a country that hasn't had a Wunbledon men's champion smce 1936 needs Holder of one of the fastest serves 10 the game he hit 36 aces agrunst Ohv1er Delrutre and 28 agamsl Guy Forget The Scoreboard Baseball Sunday's scores Major leagues AMERICAN LEAGUE ~nn D1"b<hm Ium .ll': DetrNI Balmnorc 31 32 28 33 Brrt;tnn 35 L &1. 507 lG 4~2 lill 5 7 459 45K 390 7 II 18 27 32 700 534 458 10 14 5 33 450 295 15 24 5 New York 27 32 Toronto .................. 23 36 Cenlnl 01\'I:Non CLEVELAND KanLU C1ty 42 .. 31 27 27 18 Chie~ao M•lwaukec MlDoesOCa 43 We,..trn Dl\'lllinn 35 27 565 15 27 .. ,........... 34 29 l2 30 565 540 Sl6 3 N~w York AL leaders ...... • Tonight's games 0 :'i 5) :ll (Sabc rhugefl ~ 2) 7 40 (I t 1 H ust 1 (Hampt n .:Z )) al (( I radl (Freeman, fi) K05 p 11.._ Bollno 1:2 Dctro1t ll Baltimore 9 Trwanto 7 CLEVELAND 7 MIDOCIOUI 0 Milwaukee 7 New York 6 01lcavo 6 K~llfiali Ci ty s (10) Dhf1m1a 7 Daklan t I 1 (lttll 5 4) 1 ()~ I" Ill C h1 c~go (Fo~ te r Sunday's scores Tc,;a~i M1 ntreal (Mart1nez :'i 4) a1 St Lou1s Plula•tdphl:l (Qunntr1!l 7 J) nt Pitts bur!Lh (Enckli 0 I) 3 05 r m San D•ego (A~hby 5 4) at F! nda (Gardner I 4) 1 OS r m San Fra n c1~co (Mu lhollan d 2 6 ) at CINCINNATI (Schourek. 6 4) 7 35 rm r..o~ 1\ngo:le~ (ValUes 5 J) at Atl~nta (Mt! rd:er~ 4) 7 40[1111 - Bait more 6 f C!f nto 2 Oclmtll B c111 n 2 Oaklani.J 5 Ciihfurnnt l llt•caao II Ka1111u C11y 5 MaMaota 6 CLEVELAND 5 NeW' York 3 Mll'w11ulc:oe 1{12¥ Seau!e 2 Te,;a~~ 0 4 Tonight's game" Atlanta lA"ery 2 5) at Plulatlslplua (Scl nllm~~: 5 ~) 6OS p iTI. SlUI Diego {D t ~hman 1 I) at Flonda (Burkt!tt S 7) 1 OS r m San Franc1sco {Portu&_ul 5"'2 ) nl CtNCINNATI (N1tt.owst1 I )) 1 35 p 111 Qucagu (Navlln\1 5 2) at New Yor~ (Pulllipher l 2) 1 40 r m Montreal (He nry 3 S) at St Lout~ (M"orwan J.J) 1135 p m H( U5tnn (Drabet. 4 SJ at Co lorado (Reynoso 1 0) 9 0~ p m Tuesdoy's games I5 Saturday's scores s~nlc NL leaders Montreal 7 Ronda 6 Atlanta 5 Phlladelphln 3 CINCINNATI4 New Yort: 1 HoultOn S PitlJtkiriJl 3 Colondo 10 Lol AnaelCii 1 SIUl Diego IS San FroDCI5CO 3 ctm:av,o 7 St Lou11 6 Nc:W Y r~ {Mt.:Duwd\ 4 5) ut Clucn11o (Bete 4 ti) 1 05 p 1H Tuu (Ru;~er- II 3) at CLEVELAND (Naay 5 4) 7 05 fl ut Seattle (Bn1110 6-1) at Det« 11 (Well~ 6 3) 70Spm M1nneauta (fapllOI 4-8) ut Baltunure (Mu.~ma 7 5) 1 35 f1 m Boaton (Snnth 2 4) at Kan11a5 C1ty (Arr•erlll} 805 pm Milwaukee (Doora 4 6) 111 001kl:md (Stewart 3 (1) 9 1-5 r m Toronto (Co ne 6 4 ) :11 Califor nia ( Lan~uu (.. I) ICI 05 p tn • Tu~d.:~y's g11mt.-s " Tew IAlberTI 0.0) at CLEVELAND (Black 4 1) I OS r m New Ynrk (Bnnltheall I I) at Chtcayo (Fernandez 4-4) 4 OS r m M•hvaukt:e (0 1venrt 0 .., ) at Onlo.ml (Darlln~ 2 3) 4 0~ p m M•nn~ll (Eric"'" m J.-6) ul BaltmK re (Khngenbeck 2 I) S 05 r m Seattle (T rr~ 2 4) al Dctr t (MOlrre ~~)705p m 8u1ton (Wilbfi•ld .5 I) 111 Klmlw 11y (GubtcU 5 4) II 05 p m Toronto lOuzman 2 3) at {F.ntty 6-6). 9 QS r m BATilNO E M:u1anez Seattle 366 C Dum CaltCornm 3~9 0 Leary Dor;ton 349 N~hrmg 8 01110fl 344 M Ra!JIUU CLEVELAND 337 s~ tzer M•fwaukec :J37 Bacr9 a~ CLEVELAND 336 RUNS E Martinez Se~lle 52 Plulhp~ CnhfMrun SO DrOOy Andt!ISon DoltHMrc 49 &hnont.ls Ca hiQrnl\1 48 Juli n Valenhn Boston 47 Mo Vaughn Boston 46 Belle CLEVELAND 46 McGw1re Oaklnn.d 46 , RBI McGw1re Oak.l:md 55 E. Mar lmez S~tlle 52 l11omlll Ch1cago 51 M ) Vaughn Boston 50 T Martmcz Se.:anle 1 47 D!!~, CLEVEj.,AND.1 47 f;1elder DtiiOtt 47 HITS Bnerga CLEVELAND 85 E Martinez Seaule 79 N11on Tens 76 Murray CLEVELAND 75 Curtis De 1ro11 14 Belle CLEVELAND 73 PaJme1r0 811ltimore 73 DOUDLES Belle CLEVaAND 25 E Mart nez Seattle 23 D&Sarc~na Cah forn•a 20 Seatzer Milwllukec Ill Naehnng Bo~ton 17 Baerga CLEVE LAND ~7 R1pkea Dalt1more 17 TRt S R Alomar Tor onw 1 Lorton LEVELAND 5 Wh1te T ran 10 j 0 Leary Busll n 4 D1Sarcma. Ca l t[c rma II Brady AndnM~n, Baltttnure 4 C1n ll n Milw:~~.~ kee 3 Jo!ie Valentin M11 wauket: 3 B W II ams New Y lflc. ] Jerald Clark. M nne11t t11 l HOME RUNS M cGwm~ Ouk land "2 Me Vuul!lhn Br slon 2 l Tho ua~ Ch icaao 20 Fteli.Jer Oetr( 11 19 M Ranurez CLEVEL AND 16 Tboue CLEVELAND 16 Gaetu Xan~as Ctty 16 STOLEN BASES Goodwm Xarual& Ctty 23 Ntxon TexBA 20 Knoblauch • c.. ntul DIYIIIOh CINCINNATI Hou.~tl n 0111::&~11 Pittsburg] St U11m 39 lJ 31 24 2S 22 27 31 35 38 Mtnnetora, 19 Lnflon CLEVELAND lB Coleman Kanlll& C1ty 18 L J1 hn &nn Clucaeo 17 McLemore Ttla.~ 17 639 5SO soo 407 397 PITCHING (7 tleci NIOM) Dean15 Mar S5 fi..S 14 I5 Wel!fun DI\'I:Non Colorado !.As Angeln San D1tgo Sllll Fraoc!liC '\3 29 l3 30 31 30 SJ2 524 508 I5 31 500 2 31 Saturday's sroref!i • OUCIIIJO ' Sl l.nUII 7 San Franclloo 4 Sa~ Diego 1 AUanta J Plulacklpfua I Montreal II 1da K HoUJtoR 11 t'iUMtufl]l () CINCiiNNATI 5 New YcM'k 4 LoJ Angelea .5 Colorado 4 8 5 ltnet CLEVELAND 7-0 1 000 l:s l R JohMDn Seattle a I 11891 2 9\'i Stottle myre Oakland 7 1 875 3:74 Boskle CaJtrornia 6 I 857 4 42 Bos lo SeatUe 6 I 857 424 l.anpton Cahfom1a 6 I 857 -4 7~ Ont&VUOI Ookland a 2 &00 26l STRIKEOUTS R Johnson SeatUe 139 App1er Kanaa• C&ty lOS Stottlemyrc Oat.lnnd 9ti Frnley Cahfornta 86 Cone, Toronto 73 Han&on Bmloa 71 Here Ch1cagn 65 J McDowell New York.. 6S SAVES Men CLEVELAND 20 Lee Smith Callrorftlll. 19 Er::leuley Oatland, 17 HennertWl Detroit 14 Ay ala Seattle 13 Mobtaomery Kanu1 Ctty 13 R Hernandez Quaaao~ 1:2 D Jone1 Baltimore 12 Ag\ulera MUllldOW 12 Ruisell 1TeUI 12 DAmNO D Dell Houston 353 T Gwynn Sun D1egu 3-46 Gr~:~ce Clucag{ 343 DunRt{ n Chicago 330 Bkhetle C:o!orat.ln 3l7 M o nd~l Lu' Ange les 32J L Walker Co!nrar.lo 320 RUNS Mun dt:!il Los An)!ele~ 50 Bl~:g.o Ho~n 47 Bond!! San Franca~ co 47 Uanl CINCINNATI 46 Fmley San D1eeo 44 McRae ·clucago 42 Gr~e Chtca~~:o 42 L Walker Colorado 42 RBI Sosa Chicago ~2 R Sanders CINCINNATI 51 D Bt:ll Huw;t, n 49 Gant ONCINNATI 49 1 Kamu, t t...(lll, An JeiCii 46 Hayes Plnl ~ de lph1a 46 Ga!ar ragll ColoriKk 46 HITS D Bell Houstun BS Grace Ch•cago 81 Monde11 Los Angeles 80 Brchette Colorado 80 T Gwynn Sad D1ego 80 Karrc'll los Angel ell 71 Sanchez Ch1cago 75 DOUBLES Grace Chu:ago 33 Lankford Sl loUI!I 21 B1 chelle Cui or:u.Ju 19 ' Cordero Mo real Ill M c R&~e Cb&cago 17 R Salkle "Cl CINNATI Hi "Blgg•o HoUfilon TRIPLES Mo'n...v.t.o.s Angel ~ 4 R Jord an St •~ 4 R Sani.Jen CINCINNATI Gonzalez Chrca~ 4 Of[er!DII.n ln1- AngeiC£ 4 McRae Ouca ~o 4 BDnds San Francl1co 4 Larlr.in C: INCINNATI A Don11la N'IIIW Yort 4,.... HOME RUN~ Oanl ONCINNATI 1R L WaiUr Colorado 17 Sosa. 011ca 110 IS Karros LoR Angelea 14 R Sllo der~ CINCINNATI 14 Galarraga Colorado 14 5 are t~ro With 1J ~IOL""EN BASES Veru Flunda~ Lart.!n Cl!Qt:'INNATI T9 lkS iuel ds Lu~ Angeles 17 R Sander!! CINCIN NAT! 16 D Dell H ush1n 16 0 SanrJm CINCINNATI Hi Lanld" rr I St Lou!! 15 PITCHING (7 llec 1~ ( ns} .Snuley CINaNNATr II I BS9 3 12 G Mad du1 Atlnntn 8 I .HI9 I 7fo: N1 rm Lo!1 An~ele$ 6 I 857 2 OS C. Perez Mon Clleers for )urn tlfe ell a level matched only by the teens that drool for Andre AgasSJ Hopefully, I can get off to a good start and put h•m out of the match · Sarnpras sa•d 'T ve played enough matches m iny career where I have been playmg guys m thetr own country m Dav1s Cup matches so I thmk I m pretty much prepared ' Th e matcll guarantees two thmgs an electric atmosphere Bntmn hasn thad anyone reach the quarterfmals smce I 973- and very. very short pomts You won't see .t lot of long ralhes, but a lot ol b1g servm~ · srud Sampras, I!Ie No 2 seed who had 18 aces m h1s third-round VIC· tory, "and u always comes down to a couple of pomts here and I!Icrc and that s really the difference " Today IS the first day m wh1ch seeds play seeds, but the men· s draw has suffered so many upsets that No 4 Goran l¥antsev1c's match agams1 No 14 Todd Marun was !he only match that reflected a draw gomg accordmg to form None or the maJor IItle contenders - Sampras, Aga.st, Tvan•sev•c and Bans Becker - has been affected In fact, the most notable departure among the men was made Saturday by Arnencmt Jefl Tamngo Tarango defaulted a match after launc!Jmg a urade agams! French chair urnptre Bruno Rebeuh • Tarango then touched orr a storm of controversy by accusmg Rebeuh, 9ne or U1e most respected (See WIMBLEDON on Page 5) (lOll ' Greg Harns (0 2) makmg bJS second appearance for the Twms, allowed f1ve runs on 10 luts 111 5 1/3 mnmgs "Thetr hneup leaves httlc room for error, ' Hams s.ud 'W1ll! e1ght ;n mne quality guys m then' hneup you ~..:an't make a m1s1ake Cleveland took a 4 0 lead Ill the llmd A two out smgle by Belle scored Tony Pena who had sm gled and Omar VJZquel, who had doubled Mtlrray douhled to score Belle .md J1m Thome s111gled to dnve m Murray Rarmrez led ott the s1xth w1 th h1s 16th home run, giVIng Clcvelrutd a 5-0 lead Mmnesota's best chance to score carne m the second after Scott Stahovmk doubled w1th one uut When Stahov1ak headed for third on an mhe)d out, the throw from flf§t baseman Paul Sorrento Skipped pas t [home but W:t.< "mad venantly knock ed down by third h.tsc ump1re G.~ry Cederstrom [home eas•ly threw out Stallov1ak at the plate nwc cou1dn t do much," Twms manager Tom Kelly sa•d "We d1dn t have much of a shot at 11 w1th our offense And they have such good personnel that they JUSI walk up and a!lack the ball It's tough to p1tch agmnst them, tough tO mmcn up " Dy ROBERT MILLWARI> • J WIMBLEDON, England (AP) - Temble-tempered Jeff Tarango, after havmg stormed out ef a match and burled msults at an umpire met w1lh Wimbledon referee Alan M1lls Sunday and vowed to ' stay here unul JUSUce 1s done '' M1lls ordered Tar.mgo to appear before htm at Wimbledon on the rest day When he !ell w1th h1s w1fe and coach after two hour.;, 15 mm· utes the d1sgraced Tarango sa1d 'I'm not allowed to say anythmg aboulll 1 Tarango, whose French w1fe Bened1cte , slapped umpire Bruno Rebeuh's face on court Shtun(ay, saJd the urnp~re wa' the " most corrupl m the game" and alleged he •• Baseball Amnkan Leaaue CALIFORNIA Af.l"GELS Purchased t11e r.ontr&ct or Orlandcl Palm1aro out fielder fr om Vancouver or the Pac,a fic Coa~; t League Optioned Mark: Daleaan dro catcher to Vancouver CLEVELAND INDlANS Placed Ed d1e Murray de&1gnated h1tter on Ute 15 dny d1mblcd hst S~ATTLE MARINERS Recall ~d Uarren Dragg nutfielder from Tacoma or the Pac1fic Coilllt League ()phoned Ron Valloae pttchu to Tacoma ·Pak Family Protection for "preferred risks" • Fam Pak combmes homeowners and automobile coverages mto one convement pohcy to save )OU money' As a prefer red nsk )OU get a rate discount from West Amencan lnsur ance Co one ol the nahon s fmest msurers An!J because you combme your home and, auto covera~es - you further reduce your prem1um Easy payment plans and oulslandmg West Amencan clatm serv1ce are add1t1onal benefits Also $1 m1lhon Personal Excess l.•abli11y Covera~e can be adde8 to your Fam Pak Polley Call today for a no obh~t10n proposal National HMkttlAape .W..... SHINOTON CAPITALS S1goed Greg Pant.ew1cz forward to B lhtee-~ conu~ & had dehberately been btased to take acuon agamsl htm toward certam players to gmn theu ' I conSi der ' thts !O be an fnendsh1p msult,' Rosse! was quoted a< say· Tarango 1s detenmned to see h1s mg ' Those who know me know clmrns gel a fatr hearmg He will that I would never pay a referee to not return home to Cahfonua unul "m a match Makmg such remarks he 1s satisfied,-he srud put a referee, a player and above all Tarango, the first Arnencan to the game mto dtsrepute be defaulted at Wimbledon Ill the "ThiS 1sn t the hr.;! tune he ba' Open em made hJS 'lllegauons at a • made such allegations Last Jan news conference after adri'utung he uary m Melbourne (Au~tralta), I ho~d feuded w1th Rebeuh smce went to talk to h1m He told me at October 1993 that ume that h1s remarks had been At the news conference, mJSnllerpreted and we left It atlhat Tarango s.ud Rebeuh ltvored cer "ThiS tune IllS too much I will tam players, smglmg oul OlympiC ask the ATP to take sanctiOnS c i~'Unpton Marc Rosset of Swtlzer· agamst h1m. a fine, a suspensiOn lrutd I am ready 11 necessary, to c~rcu­ Rosset rejected Tarango's late a pe1111on among the other clauns and sa•d he wanted the ATP players We can't let a guy bnng YOUR INDEPENDENT AGENTS SERVING MEIGS COUNTY S!NCE-1868 DOWNING CHILDS MULLEN MUSSERINSURANCE . 111 Second St Pomeroy, OH 992-3381 t11e sport• o disrepute Tara o spec•hcally dJSmnced htmsel from any suggesuons that Ro ss had patd the urnp1re or encou aged h1m In any way to help h•m Tarango sugges1ed that Rebeuh was trymg to mgrauate h1mself with the player.; ~'c!l tv­ lllg them matches " Rebeuh bas dechned to om· ment but Wimbledon offlc1als h.IVe srud 1t would be tnaprropnate for bun 10 do so wb1le still offic1at· mg at the toumarnem Tarango 1s expected to be lined and pmushed, but off•c•als sa1d nothmg would be done Sunday A spokeswoinan sa~d the referee was nO! obhged to announce ~t<Ui s • WARREN, Oh10 (AP-1 "- It was :a b1ttcr lesson for Kaue PetersonParker I! was just confidence and 'Jli7Spet1Jve for M1chelle McGann " I fell I was m control the whole day and 11 was mme to wm or mme 10 lose," sa1d Peterson· Parker, who has yet to wm a tour· namentm her f1ve yeors on the LPGA Tour "l learned a lot today and I'll use 11 next ume ' Peterson-Parker had a twoslroke lead w1th one hole to play m regulalJon, but saJied a ch1p shot 40 feet past the cup and seuled for a ~,..~~~~Wh~en McGann sm1k a two : on 18, I!Ie two went The collection tlystem elements include 32,800 feet of 8" gravity sewer line· 2,700 feet of 3" force main and two pump stations. The treatment plant element~ include a two cell unaerated lagoon and 14,000 feet of piping for application of treated effluent to the land. If implemented, the proposed project will directly convert 56 acres of Important farmland for site of sewage treatment plant and .5 acre of important farmland for the sites of two pump s~atlons. In addition, the proposed project could indirectly convert 7 to 14 acres o~lmportant farmland for future residential development. Finally, the proposed project will directly impact .6 acre of wetland. The gravity sewer lines will cross one wetland and run adjacent to two other wetlands. The 1- PILirJlOSil! of this notice is to inform the public of these possible results and to request comments concerning (1) the impacts of the proposed loc'\llon on important farmland and wetland, (2) alt!'rnative sites or actions that could avoid these impacts and (3) methods that c~ be used to reduce these impacts. B. R~uch, DistrlcU.oan Specialist • Rur~1 Economlc and Community Development Servtces 1 John 346 Musklngum Drive Marietta, OH 45750 Any person intefested in commenting on the proposed project may do so by sending such comments within 30 days following the date of this publication to: . •• We1skopf broke lhe ~lock on lhe ne~t hole w1th a 10-foot b1rd1e putt, then blew a chance to open up a two-shot lead when be p~lled h•s live-footer (or a b1rd1e on No 9 Later. Aok1' s appro.1ch at No I I soared mto a lake 10 the nght of the green Although Aok• salvaged par, Wetskopf sank an eJght-fnol bmhe putt to go up by two strokes w1th seven holes to play We1skopf blfd1ed No 13 tn lead by three shots And alter Aokt bogeyed 15 11 becmne ev1dem no one was gomg to catch We1skopl Nicklaus O!l'lne,\1 w11h succes· SJVe bogeys anil parred the next three holes before begmnmg h1s run w1lh a 12-fool blfd1e-puu on No 6 of the fme unt1l the tournament ends and there were many pomt• to cons1der m lbts case The wmdow of Tarango's room at the Kensmgton Plaza Hotel m London was wedged open all day Sunday by a while tenn•s racket as a medJa horde Of teleVISIOn cameras photographers and wnters were staked outs1de smce early mommg - .Hotel s~tl f prov1ded the wruun g hordes w1dt colfee on the pavement at the same ume Tarango was expected at Wnnhledon "We are JUSt gmng to go furU1er mto the mvesllgaliOn on what's been gomg on yesterday ' Tarm1gn smd on h1s way to th e meetm g Ntcklaus then dec1ded on a 6· tron for !be 163-yard, par 3 seventh bole Hts tee shot took two qmrl< hops before rolbng six niChes mto the heart of the cup He tben birdied No 8 and took a par at 9 when bts fourth shot fell three mches short Sull N1cklaus made the tum at 6-under and very much m contenllon for hiS thtrd Sen•or Open lllle Desperately needmg a run of btrdJes, N1cklaus parred Nos I 0 orado s Vmny Casulla .n th1rd m place of WJII~'lllls an<l C'munnau • Barry Larkm at shan> lop utstead of Q Smuh Nomo was runong five first~ume All-Stars on the NL Slaff JOined by Denny Neagle of Pmsburgh C'arltt' Perez of Montreal, and Tyler Gt~cn and Heathcliff Slocumb nt Pluladelphm The rest of NL pllclung sill I mdudes 1om Henke of St I mns Greg Maddux of ta R mlly Myers of 1he C cago ,y_____...--_ Todd Worrel us Angeles In the /!< the olher p1tchers p1.ckcd were Kev111 Appt,er ol K.msa< Cny Chuck Fmtey .md Lee Sm Jth of Cahfom1a I nk ll.msnn of Boston R;mdy J<~mson ol Se 11 tie Steve Onuveros of Oak l.md Kenny Rogers nt Texas .md Da\ld Wellx ol Dctrmt I m Just gomg to make sure that cverytJun g goes trurly In Saturday s lh~rd-round match 1 aran£o d1sputed a lme call on a serve while lraahng Germany 's A-lexa nder Mronz When pl.ty resumed and he lost the pomt, tl>e cwwd JCercu hun and he shouted hack 'S hut up ' Rebcuh called I :uartgo for wbal , he lclt was an amhble obscenity and Tarango became mcensed Aller calhng for a supcrvtsor, Tarango told Rebeuh 'You .m: Ute most corrupt ollicud in the goune ' He then bounced two tenn•~ h.tlls uuo tlte a1r ptckcd up Ius bag and w 1lkcd uti the court. le.tvmg Mnm z the wmner hy delault • ~ I • • through 12 helore keepmg Iu s hopes al1vc w1th a bud•e on No 13 that put hun 7-under He parred the next three holes ~fore closmg Will\ SUCCCSSIVC birdieS, but II wasn't nearly enough to beat a nearly ! !lawless WeJSkopl R.tymond Aoyd had lbur btrdtes ant.J I!Vt! pcU's on the lronl muc to go 9 under But he proceeded lo reel ott three str.ught bogeys to f.t\1 1rom contentiOn He ltntshed .11 284 lled wuh Grah.un M.trsh Harris Poll reports baseball :~ fan interest . down one-third . NEW YORK (AP) - Baseball • has lost about one-lbJrd ur tts l:uts smce last year. acconlmg to a Har ns Poll released Sunday. ' In May 1994, a Hams Poll Marttn to cla1m second at the found 49 percent or adults sa1d they checkered followed maJor league baseball In In 11te Open/Mod1f1ed elas~ a survey conducted from l une &-II , Kevm Layne led the enure dis· 33 percent saul they followed the tance,but bobbled on the last lap sport JUSt enough to whet the appeute of Among those who sa1d they folsecond place Claude Cornelious. low baseball, 71 percent :oud they .who edged Layne .11 ltle checkered ' were les.' mterested than before ll!e flag Letart's Ron W1lson was 232-dny str1ke Twelve percent srud thtrd they were more mterested and 16 Last week Layne was the h1g percent sa1d theu level of mterest VICtOr, clmmmg ,, WID Ill bo!n hJS• hadn't changed heat and the leature The Racme Acung comm•ss1oner Bud Sehg dnver defeated Ja,on Sham, who S<l)d he wasn't alarmed by the sur expeneneed em! problems, and vey Claude Comebous and W1lson "I llunk n's Impossible to react to somethmg hke that," he sa~d Sunday from h1s office m Mllwau kee I'm at least encouraged byour attendance today We h,KI good numbers all over We'll see how the trends develop There· s work UI be done and we'll do 11 • Attendance, on a per game ba<JS, 1s down about20 percent lhl< season Fourteen percent ot l.ms s<ud the fa1rway She hll her second shot onto the green and two-puued for IIIe VJClory • Nancy Lopez closed with a 69 to fimsh a stroke hack • 1 played steady and made no rn•stakes, but today JUst wasn' t my day " sa1d Lopez who won the event m 1993 for the last of her 47 career victones Defemlmg champion Tamm1e Green shot the day· s be•t rouoo, a 67 on the 6,308-yard course, to fin· 1sh fourth at207 K1m W1lhams who was hll m the neck by a targe( shooter s ""'~-~­ bullet durmg last year 's tourna· men~ lied for 57th al218 All.mUt Braves were theu !avoruc· team 1 he New York Yrutkecs were: ;tecond ,,, 9 percent followed by the; Los Angeles Dodgers, ChicagoCubs and Philadelphia Phtlhes nl tJ: percent each : In the 199<!; survey ll1e Braves· were first w1th 18 percent, tnllnwed by the Yankees w1th 9 percent antl t11e Dodgers and Cubs w1U1 6 per cent ap1ece Pluladelplua was p1cked by 4 perccm m 19'14 trrul mg Ute Boston Red SoK, who were chosen hy 5 percent The latest survey was conducted.unong 1,004 ,,dull' lber~ ts a 95 percent certamly Ute ermr rnarg•ll 1s w1Unn 3 percent LOSE UPTO 10 LBS IN 3 DAYSI UGtng Tn SllmT""Jhe Naturally Formulated Dietary FOOd Supptamenl • and Behav(or Modification Weight Loss Program Available Without Presodption At Fruth Pharmacy 786 N 2nd Ave Mtddleport, Oh Outlaw-racing slate posted ump1res m me gmne, of ~~~c~~ LuuJs 1y Davenport and No I 3 Tbe 13th Annual All-Star Out· traha have already entered m tile mg to gam fnen<l' on the -~· ..u Joe Fcmaudez law aii ~Oh•o Spnnt speedweek got event Fans w1l have an npportumly Tarango met wtlh rcfere Alan 1t's defimtely gomg to underway Sunday mght at Eldom .to get autographs rrom lour All Star dnvers mcludmg D.1le M•lls for more than two hours Sun Davenport s.ud " She Speedway m Rossburg day and hts accusations are bemg • hke a s1ster to me for over a The tounng Outlaws next travel Blaney. defendmg champ Frankie mvesugatcd Rebeuh \"til conunue Now one of us w1ll he 111 l(te to Buckeye Speedway m Orrville Kerr, Keith Kauffman and Jack: and t11e oll•er will be for the second round and at Hewm 10 ofhcmte at the ch:unp1onshlps Also, m the autograph area will A b•t player m the Tarango Portsmouth Raceway ParkTuesday epiSode was Gennauy's Al exander At Portsmouth, 1he oullaws w111 be Open Wheel magazme columMronz who won I!Ie match when rt.ruAI takes third be jOtned by the powerrul Late "'" Bill Holder, who has JUSt the AJncncan sL'tlkcd ell the court Model stock cars Each race carnes authored a "All Star' book and a junior linkfest The reward for the I 17th ranked a $22,300 total purse, w1lh $4 000 new book lltled "Eldora" Holder Mronz a Centre Court match Clay Crow, a sophomore to-be ~o g to the wmner Fnday's race will personally s1gn each hook and agmnst top seeded Agasst Me•gs H1gh School, shot a round [ aland Speedway' m Ltma has donated the proceeds 'to the Anot]Jer unfamlltar n:une had a or 38 to fimsh lhlfd m a field or 76 Ill pa $5,000 10 wm The senes Dayton InJured Dnvers Fund and chance to conunue an unusual at the Oh1o l!)pt•m•st Jumor Golf fmale at Att1ca w1ll pay a whop· She All-Star Benevolent Fund A complete show of ume trmls ._ on Mon\lay D1l:k Norman a Pre·Quahfier pmg $10,000 to wm and 34 800 quahlymg heals and C. B and A foot 8 Belg1an became the The event, held recently at total purse "lucky loser" m 12 Zanesv1lle V1sta V1ew was short· On Wednesday, llje senes wtll mams Will be on the card each advance (0 the rourth roUIIIU. ened from 18 holes to mne because ' go to Millstream Speedway 111 mght of spcedweek Gates open at jt by beatwg three Wlllli/'IO<Jun of heavy rams CrOw will play ,,r Fmdlay before head1ng to S baron 4 p m w1th warm-ups at 6 p m and racmg at 8 p m Further mformauon champiOnS - Pal C~~~~~,~~~~~~ the Opurn1st Stare ChampiOnShip at Speedway 111 Hartford on Thurs for Porumouth may be obtamed by Edberg and retgnmg ( uthst Weatherwax Golf Course 111 M•d· day Todd Woodbn today dleiOwn The mce Tuesday at Portsmouth callmg 614-354-3278 Overmght campmg along the faced another thiid-s•~!d Becker M1ck Barr of Metgs shot a 42 Raceway Park 1s tabbed as th e Oh1o R1ver 1s avatlable The tracl< No I wo}Den Graf, under the wmdy conditions and b1ggest race of the year' The spe 1s loc ated half a mile west of m1ssed advancmg 10 the finals by ct~l holiday event wtll feature a yet to lose a set a chrome back one pos1llon Southern's Ryan Nor· rare doubleheader for sprmt cars Portsmouth At the m!ersectJOn of ns shot a 43, wh1le Southern' s and late models m addlllon to a U S R_~t_u!c s 23 and 52 talie State match m the Jas~ Shuler of Southern JUSt spectacular ftreworks d•splay at the Route J9" and tum nght JUSt before women s should be between m1ssed qual1fymg ror the chmnp1 Jhe Carl Perkms Bndge to Ken· fast 1/3-llllle clay oval ~ two best fnend s seventh seeded onsh1p as well Dnvers from s1x states and ~us- tucky ' Linda K. Page, State Director Rural J;:conomlc and Comlfiunlty Development Services • 200 North High Stree.t , Room 507 Columbus, OH 43215 Scotty Brmager and Stephame Young battled htm for ihe top spot Bnnager wer.t by Young on lap mne to lake second Radley Faulk had fourth sewed up unul he and Robert Hart touched wheels on Ute last lap to send Faulk mto a senes ol spins Mark Walker , who took fifth was followed by Wayland Collms Hart and Faulk R1ck Sm•lh led .green to check ered m the Stock D•v•s•on Greg Smnh held second most of the way unul B~ll Martm passed on L~p II Racine s R1ck Mtller completed a hard dnve to pass both Smtih and and Peterson Parker had a 71 to On the th1rd hole ot tl1e sudden death playotf Sunday, Peterson- hmsh regulauon w1th 11-under 205 Parker mJSsed a flve-foot~blrdle totals on I!Ie Avalon Lakes course 'I've been there a rew um~ s_ auempt, making McGann the wma,nd It's pressure you can I ncr m the Youngstown-Warren descnbe, McGann sa1d "It LPGA Classic, her second touma~u re not nervous somethmg's mem vtctory of the year wrong, but you have to keep 11 tn , McGann ended the playoff, the perspecu ve ' tournament's f1fth m us SIX year McGann earned $82, SOO to hiStory wuh a three-loot b~rd1e move 1nto second place on the putt money hst w11h $354 357 Laura • It' s JUSt conhdence," sa1d Dav1es who played m Europe th1s McGann who won the Sara Lee week, leads w1th $431,176 Classtc m May for the first v1ctory After the two bmlied :lnd parred of her seven-year career ·; 1 ve . the first two playoff holes, McGann never been m a playoff, so n was set up her VIctory Willi a drive over .fun to wm my first .one" the treetops on the nght s1de of the McGann shot a 2-undcr-par 70. ... r ble don ... ·~~~~~fr~o~m~P~a~g~e~4ll ==~==[= rr/m ~ Information regarding the proposed project is available for rev1ew at our Marietta District Office by contacting: . ment tllle for We1skopr 52 ·• perenmal runner-up durmg Itt~ hey day on the PGA Tour He captured the 1973 Bnt'"h Open, but fimshed second m the Masters four umes and wa~ nmner.up m the 1976 US Open He also fmtshed second &hmd N•cklaus m the 1993 Semor Open Startmg the final round appmXI rnately live hours after h1s lllJilal toray onto the CongressiOnal Coun try Club course We1skopf paned the first four holes before rnovmg to 10 under w1lb a I 0-foot b1rd1e pull on No 5 Aok• who also b1rd1ed the hole, drew mto a fie for the lead for the fmt t1me m the tournament bysmkmg a 12-foot bmhe putt op No 7 ·McGann tops Peterson-Parker to claim Y-W LPGA Classic • ' 0 Long before he shot h•s fmalround 68, Wetskopf was on the 15th green at 8 15 am 1.0 complete the third round, whtch had been suspended the mghl before because ol darkness ~hs first shot a par putt from e1ght feet, m•ssed U1e cup It tumed out to be h1s only bogey of the day We1skopf flmshed wJIII a 13-under 275 total and earned $175 000 for h1s second career wm on the Semor Tour Aokt shot a 72 for a .280 ued for thud w1th Bob Murphy, who had a fmal-round 70 Hale Irwm and J C Snead shot 71s to limsh at 281 Lee Trevmo had a 68 ror a 283 It was Ute second ma.Jor touma- Charlie Young, Marvm Day, Fa~r Board will be racmg karts on R1ck Smith and CL~ude Cornelious lhe Saturday of frur week at 3 Pm were all wmners last week 10 the A cas~ purse w1U be g.ven m each Metgs CompelltJOn Karllng Asso- d1vtsmn , clauo.n s races at the beautiful Regular pll passes are $6 Willi Me1gs Coumy Frurgroun<l~ 111 Rock general adm1sswn set at $3 All Sprmgs, where agmn a huge field dnvers should arnve pnor to 2 p m of carts parttctpatcd for a dnver s meeung MCKA welcomes all dnvers, Charlie Young clmmed the wm bill sends a remmder that m order m the Rook1e DIVISIOn leavmg a ro race, dnvers must have all safely baule between racmg twms Cody gea~ Thts mcludes long pants a and Cacy. Faulk Cacy held down shm wtth long sleeves, hebnet with second [or most ot the race, hut goggles or sh1eld peck brace and " Cody pass h1m on lap tour to tak~ gloves The MCKA also has - that away . announced that the Metgs County Marvm Day led green to check· ered m the J umor DIVIS JOn hut Nilllloul Lr:aaue Hock•y May 27. led AL outfielders wilh record of 2 130 consecutive games 1,204 748 votes WJI!tams, wbo played , led all players wllh brokl: b1s nght foot June 3, led NL -1,698,524 votes The closest votmg !htrd basemen w1tb 1,029,519 was for the lbud ourfleld spot m !heAL Lofton was fourth, 21,822 VOleS Smtih, d•sabled smce May 24 votes behmd Mmnesota outfielder W1th a sore shoulder, was voted to Kirby Puckeu Also elee ted to start for the AL start for !he 12th lime The only player elected more tunes was Rod were<::h1cago Whne Sox first bao;e man frank l'homas, New York Carew (15) The number of votes was down Yankees tlurd baseman Wade sharpl y from }994 pnrnanly Boggs and 1exas catcher Ivan Rodriguez because Texaco Inc dtdn't d1s In the NL Fred McGnff or tnbute ballots and baseball atten Atlanta was elec\l'd at lirst, Cnug dance thts season has dropped 20 B•ggw of Houston at second and percent In 1994 a record M1ke P1azza of Los Angeles at 14 040,122 votes were cast and catcher The e lected ou tlle ld Gnffey got the most, 6,079,688 starters were BaiTy Bon<l\ ol San This_ year 5 808 000 votes were FranciSco. Lenny Dyk~tra of cas~ I!Ie fe"'est smce 5 5 votes m Pblladelplu.t and 1ony Gwynn of 1987 Cal Rtpken of e Balllmore S:UI D1ego Alou sa1d he tnleltds use ColOnoles, closmg m on u Gehng's Young, Day & Cornelious among ,MCKA winners COLORADO ROCKIES S•aned Todd Helton ftrsl bucn111n and MSiiDed h1m to ""A.'Iheville of U1e South Atlanti c League • HOUSlUN ASTROS Optto ne..d Pedro A Martinet p1tcllel' to"Tucson of the Pa cdi c CoMt Leugue.. Purduucd the C(IOtract of Rou Powell p1~d1er from Tucson Sent Plnl Plantier outfielder to Tucson on an IDJllfY rd~abil lta llon a&StiJDment • NEW YORK METS S111Bed Jeffrey Parsons •hortstop and aastanr.d htm to Pitt.flfleld of lhe New York Penn League ST LOUI.S CA RDINALS Placed Bernard Gilkey outfielder on tl1e U day d1Rablcd hst retroac\IVII to June 28 Acu voted Geronuno Peoa aecond baseman from the 15-day dtlabled l!!t Dy DAVID GINSBURG BETHESDA, Md (AP) - Tom We1sk(!pf turned an extremely long day mto a truly memorable one playmg 22 holes wllh JUSt one bogey Sunday to wm the Y S SemorOpen Wetskopf pulled away from !sao Aok• and Withstood a bold charge by Jack N1cklaus whose 5 underpar 67 mcluded the 17th hole mone of h•s professiOnal career N1cklaus also bad five b~rd•es but he started the round five ~huts bock and h•s late surge did nothmg more than leave h1m tn second place. four sbolS hehmd the wtnner Quue sunply, We1skopf played too well to be caught - The U.S. Department of Agriculture, Rural Econo IC and velopment Slitrvices (RECDS) Is considering n assistance sponsored by Tuppers Plains Region I Sewer Di~:trir,Nrh .. prop,s11ed sewer project consists of a conventional gravit collection system arnt-u;~ gallon per day unaerated lagoon treatmen with land application (irrigation) of treated effluent bi! overlapd flow. • the starung ltneup Also' ptcked were ou.lf•elder Manny Raourez and pllc!Jers Demus Martmez and Jose Mesa "I could have eas1ly chose a few more " Showalter sa•d "I thought long and hard of Edd1e Murray He certamly was worthy of cons1derauon " Murray got b1s 3,000th Fnday mght but broke two nbs Sunday Lofton's selecuon caused h1s salary next year to .ncrease auto matlc.~ly from $3 I m•lhon 10 $3 5 Jlulhon The lnd1ans' opuon on Belle rose from $5 milhon to $55 mllhon 'I'm st1ll pretty new. so I'm sull not sure wbal It'll be hke Lofton smd 'But It " an honor, espec1ally to go w1th so many teanunates f,nffey, who broke h1s left wnsl Tarango vows to stay in England ~until justice i~ don~' . \teal 7 2 7111 2 !i3 lbmu• ntl A mla Transactions 5 Weiskopf outlasts Nicklaus to capture U.S.-- Senior Open . 714 2 27 Na\'arn C lu ca ~o 5 2 J 14 Portugal San Fr.lnct&l:ll S 2 3116 Saherhojlen New York S 2 3 24 STR.ij<EOUfS Nomo 1,.( 11 Anl!.cles 109 Bene1~ S8n Otego 87 Sdulllnw Iltuladelph•a 85 Smott1: Atlnnta R3 G Maddux Atlnnta 80 FaNBeru Montreal 19 P J ~~1pez Montreal 72 SAVES Slocumb Phlladclrlua 20 Myers Ch1cago 18 Henke .S t loo1R 16 Rojas Mont real !4 J Brantley ' CINONNATI 14 Bed. San Franc1sro 13 Todd Worrell Lns Angeles 12 The, Dally Sentinel • Page ~ Preliminary Notification of Possible Impacts to Important Land Resources 52 714 714 714 • By RONALD BLUM • I wasn't thmkmg of results NEW YORK (AP) - For but JUSt satisfied ('th pttchmg," Cleveland and Japan. the AU-Star Noma srud game's spoU1gbt w1U bu,m especial· Ken Guffey Jr · and · MalL WJ!hams both were elected to start ly bnghtlb1s year ~ For tlte fJrSt ume smce 1955, SIX bu.t they II m1ss the grune because Ind1ans are on the Amencan of IIIJUrtes So Will St Louts short· League ream And for the first urne stop OZZie Sm1th At one pomt m the vonng, ever, the game w1ll have a Japanese player - Los Angeles Dodgers Cleveland players were fiCSt or second at every posm<ln The lndmns p•tcher H1deo Nomo "I d1dn:t I!Imk I could come the< are 42-18, lhe best record m basetar' Noma sa1d Sunday through ball, and have a 10-game lead m an mterpreter after the selecllons the AL Central "Now people have to realize were announced 'Hopefully I m what good players we have arouoo not too psychologiCally over here," second baseman Carlos whelmed" Baerga smd Los Angeles Dodgers manager Baerga and outfielder Albert Tommy Lasorda hopes NL manager 'fehpe Alou of Montreal p1cks Belle were voted m as starters and Norna 10 start the July I 1 gmne m AL manager Buck Showalter ot the Arlmgton, Texas The 26-yenr old New York Yankees satd Kenny Lofton wdl take G•ifrey's pL1ce m rtilll"e ts 6-1 wtth a 2 05 ERA Smiley's pitching:keeps Reds happy in 4-1 win over Mets who gave up three of hL~ SIX hilS to the first SIX bailers Sm1ley was trymg extm hard m the early mnmgs to be prec~<e because he fell hts terunmates were ured after Saturday mght s 5 4 v1c tory over the Mets that was delayed more than an hour by ram 'That got me mto trouble The fmt thmg I d1d was change my slllft then I went back to bastes There was no more overthrowmg " smd Snuley, who reured 10 stra1ght after Ryan Thompson led off the Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio :Six Indians and· Reds' Larkin making All-Star rosters Page4 NEW YORK (AP) - If John ~·d Smtley allowed s•x htlS m etgbt Smtley puched all of h•s game~ away from home be mtght never mnmgs, dtdn t walk a batter and, lose matched hts career btgh wtth 16 ''Once I got mto the mood, I strikeouts was m command," satd Smt ley, • Smiley al lowed h1s only run on wbo won hts stxtb stra1ght road Bobhy Bomlla s flrst-mmng RBI decJston Sunday as the Cmcmnah double when Ron Gam Io-. Slgbt ol Reds beat the New York Mets 4 I Bmull(l s hne dnve over shortstop Smiley (8-1) bas a 2 17 ERA m Edganlo Altonzo scored from fU"St seven away slartS thts season ' be lore _the left fielder finally ' ' In the rntddle mmngs, I thmk tracked the ball down ' I forgot my mechamcs because be was as tougl1 !1} I ve ever seen btm ' Mets manager Dallas Green I was trymg so hard ' srud Sm1ley, ' • " . But If you carty an ATM card with one of these symbols... •s~eCE4Au. you have 24-hour access to your accounts every day of the year at our SyperTeller machine~. Athens Belpre lowell M•ddleporl 593 7761 423 75 16 896-2369 992-666t I ' The Plains TDDOnly Newark ' - ' Nelscnville 788-8820 797-4547 37&-7123 753-1955 Martella 373 3155 • l ' �• Page 6 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio :Local Flame Fel/o·wship chapter ' ,. tl 4 \ AT CONVENTION - Members ofthe Point Pleasant and GBIIia County, Ohio Flame Fellowship nx;ently a~tended ~he l'ltemational Flame Fellowship Convention in lndtanapohs. IN. Ptctureil are, seated from left, Martha McCartney, vice president, Point Pleasant; Ma~e Han· Ion, WV Prayer Coordinator ; Georgann Schad, lilame FeUowshtp ~ter­ national President; and Beverly Delooey, Beckley Chapter Prestdent; standing, -rrom left, Beverly Perkins, Ohio Rep~entative•At-Large; Annetta DUfSI, WV State Overseer; Penny Terry, P?mt Pleasant record· in~: secretary; Lisa Franklin , Point Pleasant Prestde~t; Rut.h Walker, prayer coordinator for Point Pleasant; and Nancy Hem, AssiStant WV State Overseer. Pleasant President ; Ruth · I-I ern;· ship Chairman. The sem·;nar was Rebecca· Edith ·Staplcton, Gallia dosed with pmyer and ministry . Point Pleasant Flame Fellow· County Director; Mary (Jes us' ship meet~ every third Monday at Mother)- Pat Thoma.•, Gallia CounFort Randolph Tcrra'Cc, 305 Main ty President; Mary (Martha 's sister) - Anita Wears, Gallia County Streel Point Pleasant, al 7 p.m. For secretary ; Mary Magdalene- Mary more information call (304) 675Dimond, Poi nt Pleasant Director 5209. and Sr~ theastern Oh10 Regrwtal Over~ee and Abraham , Dan Thomas; alha County Member- Frohnmayer ~ :i=ind/ey named~sistant still fighting :administrator at PVNRC battle over censorship Amber Findley, RN, BSN. has · ' . been appointed assistant adm inistrator of Nursing Services at Plcas;aQt Valley Nursing and Rehabilita·titJn Center (PVNRC). · · Findley earned her bachelor's · degree in nursing , 1992, and recently· received her ma ster's degree in health administration : with a focus In long-tenn care from .. Ohio University , · · ' · She comes to PVNRC from Lakin Hospital where she was director of nursing for the .past 2 : it2 years . She is alw a certified .· Gerontological Nurs e and " licensed to be a Nursing_Home Administrntor. · •. . Findley a{ld her husband, Dave, . w.bo is employed at Gavin Power r>lant, reside in Radne. AMBER FINDLEY · • . Monday, July 3, 1995 PORTLAND, Ore . (AP) ,Three years after being forced out as chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts, John • Frohnmayer is still fighting the battle over censorship. Frohnmayer has wriiten a book about his years as head of the NEA, where he alienated both NEA opponenis and supporters for the endowment grants he awarded and rejected. He was .called both censor and pornographer. , " You really don't know what you believe until your beliefs are tested," be said. " I've moved from · being a First Amendment model]lte to being a First Amendment radical." Public Notice County or lolelgo, and State IN T1tE COMMON PLEAS of Ohio and anil baing one COURT 0 :< MEIGS acre~ more or len;· end to COUNTY, OHIO quiet title to the lntoroato of Caoo No. 115 CV 028 tho Plelnllllo, to proclud~ John Fl. Jen.,., et al., any claim at lntoreot by the Plelnllfb, Dtttndtnta, and far cooto ot . · VI. ~ thlo IIC!Ion. LH R. Nel.on, deelelld, You ar~oroby required et el .. Dtfendanlo NOTICE BY PUBUCATION to onewor lht Complaint To: L.. R. Helton, within twenty-eight (28) deceeeed; the unknown daya after the • tau heirs, next of kln,~devl..ea, o~bllcotton at thlo notice tegateea, administrators, which will bo publlo,hod oncutoro and/or 111lgna, II onco a wook lor olx (8) any, of Lee R• . Neteon, eoCCeiiiVt Wilke. The laol docooood, whole oddreoooa publication will be made on lha lOth diY of July, 1995, are unknown. To : Anne Floronco and tho twenly·olghl (28) Nelaon, aka Florence doyo lor anoworlng will Noleon, doceeud; the commonco on lhet data. In unknown heir,, next of kin, coee of your lelluro to diVIIIII , legattll, anewer · or otherwise admlnlatratora, executor• rtopond 11 required by the end/or atolgna, II any, of Ohio Ruleo · of Civil 'Anna Florence Nelaon, aka Procedure, judgement by Floronco Neloon, doceeud, dttaull will bt rendered whoae eddro .. u "" agelnel you for the relief demendtd In tho Complaint. unknown. You 1 ,. hereby notlllod Dtttd lhlo 3111 day of tllftl you hevo been· nemod May, 1995. • L.lrry E. SpnCJtr, Dofondent• In e legal action Clorlt of Courto ontltlod John Fl. Jonara, et al . va. Leo R. Nelaon, (6) 5, 12, 18, 26; deceeoed, 11 ol. Thlo action (7) 3, 10; 6T~ hao bien eoolgned Celt No. 95 cv 028 and Ia pending In tho Cammon Pleoo Court of Molga county, Ohio, Second Street, Pomeroy, 60 Lost and Found lou: Black,· Tan Ftmate Coorihound I Mo'o Old, BolWMn Llncoln·PIKt, City Llmlto. Rawardl • 151~111. 70 Hold ln(l.ltlofl At 8oy W~h Those G~ 8uys In the Claul(lrd S.Cttcn. • .. Every Wed. Nite 5:30p.m. WANTED: Due to recent expansion, COMMUNI;rY SKILLS .INSTRUCTOR positions pvallable to teach community and personal skills to .adults with learning limitations In Meigs County. HOURS: . • · .. (1) 40 hrs.lwk. (live-In): 3 pm Mon. thru , 8 am Sat.; sleep-over required; daytime hours .off; excellent benefit package; . (2) 32 hrs./wk. (live-In): 8 am Sat. thru 8 am Mon.; sleep-over required; vacation/sick benefits; (3) 20 hrs./wk.: 4-~ pm, M·F; vacation/sick benefits; ' (4) 18 hrs./wk.: 11 am-7 pm, Sai./Sun.; vacation/sick benefits; ALL POSITIONS require attendance at 2-hour bi-monthly staff m!H!ting; pr hours as otherwise scheduled. Various skills and talents needed. High school ' degree, valid driver's license, good driving "record, three years licensed , driving experience, and adequate automobile insurance coveraga required. Training provided. Salary: $5.00/hr., to start. If interested contact Cecilia at 1·800·531·2302 no later than 7n/95. Equal Opportunity Employer. \ Everyone· Welcome YOUNG'S CARPENrER SERVICE REDUCED· Syracuse- Great Place! Gr11at Location! This home sits on a nice quiet street. This home has 4 bedrooms, 2 baths large living room, equipped kitchen, dining room, Refrigerator & range less than 1 yr. old. Also there's a dishwasher. Utility room with newer washer and dryer. Front porch, side deck, sitting on approx. 3/4 acre lot. with lots of flowers , trees and some fencing. Call for appt. · ASKifolG $55,000 • REDUCED CHESHIRE· 1+ acres of ground with a mobile home on site that is presently ranted. 2 other trailer hook-ups and a large room blockhouse efficiency that is currently rented. If you· are looking lor a rental investment this ~ould be your 'MONEY MAKER" ASKING $30,000 Umesl. . ' GraYe~ · Septk Systems, Trader & House Sites. Reasonable Rates Joe N. Sayre SAYRE TRUCKING 614-742·2138 1112Afn Unisex Someone special in your area Is seeking that dream mate to share a life full of love, romance, happiness and all the pleasures of life. · 1-900-776-3005 Ext. 9387 $2.99 per minute· 18 yrs. plus ,.Procall 602·954·7420 612711mo. . --. HAULING & EXCAVATION •Room Additions -New Garagea •Electrical & f>lumblng •Roofing •Interior & Exterior ~alntlng · Also Concrete .Work (FREE ESTIMATES) V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio OFFICE 992·2259 ... -· WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS NEFF REMODELING SERVICE House Repair & Remodeling KHchen & Bath Remodeling Room AddHlona Siding, Roofing, Patios Reasonable · POMEROY· Peacock Ave. - 1 112 story frame home with 3 bedrooms, 1 bath, newer thermo payne windows, elac. B.B. heat, full basement ·with F.A. elec. furnac·a, blown-i~ Insulation, front pprcli, side deck, large yard. .· -..r · PRICE REDUCED TO $2 4 , MY BUSINESS ELIM HOME Residential & Office Cleaning Adult Care Jt] PLUS For low Income elderly & handicapped. Family home alm<!sphere Facility Owner/Opr.: Tom Lane Racine, Ohio , 1 -- 992·5042 ·Sola/Bed !Save $62001 618/lfn t' · Loaded! • PawS' Windows · Ust Pr~ ................. $13,5119 G ~C 1sl T1me B!JYer Alowarte Tc ': Ooa~bed Bll)'trs • S500 ,. '..,. sate Pnce · Dnve.r Stde Atrt>ag • Rear AntJ-Lock Brakes • • Power Steenng BRAND NEW '95 PONTIAC GRAND AM • ' • Power Brakes · Custom Cloth lnter•or · Well Equtppe:!• I<IO'Ooc Fees lle:1..ered' · 16 Valve Power • Power Brakes. • Orrver S1de A1rbag .. • PoWilr lloor locks • 4Wheel Anti-Lock Stakes • AM'F~ Stereo · Power Steer1ng . · Steelllelled Tires ISave '22111 ·SiyfedWhe<;s •Well Equi>Jle<f! • • AI! CorQ!ion F& A Tree Service lrimming- Topping -Removal Slump Removal 20 Years Experience Guaranteed 992-6351 & 992-4447 • A~Omalic · TtftStoem) 110\\ \IW E\C :.\\\Tii\4; Howard L. Writesel • Indirect l1ghting -· --· • F'R!tnium WOO!l'PI<Q. ·Full Conversion • Alumtnum Wheels Downspouts Bulldozing, Backhoe, Services. Home Sites, Land Clearing, Septic Syste111s & Driveways._ Trncking· Lim~stone, ' Top Soil, Fill Dirt Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 949-2168 <)<)•) ..... - ..,.,.,., )(),)() 5/1 61'9-t TF N ·H&H-SAWMILL P.ortable Bandsaw Mill -··j ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION •New Homes • Garages •Complete Remodeling Stop & Compare FREE EiSTIMATES 985-4473 ~.;. CHARLIE'S CONCRETE • Sidewalks • Driveways' • Patios • Porches • .Slabs t · 992-3265 . 614-742-2193 · Power Bralles ·Custom Ckl~ tntenor · Dual A1r1>ags •Power Door Locks · Styled Wheels ·4-AnHocl •Power l'fiTKIJws ·WeNE~ B1a11es • At.t/FM SlerOJ No Ott Fees. OeM-111' . • eower·lloo< Lod<s • Power Driver Seat . BULLETIN BOARD • 1600 'column inch weekdays 1800 column inch Sunday CALL OUR OF.FICE AT 992·2155 • •' • • • • • • . O't Auto Parte and Selvage, 773-5343 ... 773-5033. Top Prlcoo Paid: All Old O:S. .CoiN, Gold Ringo, SliVer CoW.a, Gold Colna, M.T.S. Coin Shop, 151 Stoond - · Galllpolto; . Wanted To au, Lillie TyKu In Good Condition: Kltchan t!tt. San~ 801,' Picnic Table & tilde Tllreo C•, 81 4-245-!1887. ' Wanted to buy· antique and UNCI lurnlluro, no ltem'mo large or )oo omai. Will buy one ploco « complate eatatea, Oaby Martin, ,~ ... 9112·7.. 1. . • Help Wanted Accepting appllcatlona lhro~gh more, Shoea Anything That You Would Want To Giwe To Other torm care Nuralng ,Aatlatant training clall Clut bfglnt Augutl 111 through !ieotombor 7th -doya, Paople, Bring Toya, Pola I Poria, Thlngo That Paople May Need & MarIorio· ~euara, RN, ctouln- r----------:-------~---,1 . NIT•'TJON MODERN SA • ' ft -- .• POMEROY, OHIO Septic tanks cleaned & pdrtable toilets rented . Dolly, weekly & monthly rental rates. Job sites Sites • Reunions & Parties Vau Don' t Want Thi1 Ia ·Doing tlrU.ctor, Point PINtanl Nurtlng & The Lordi Work That It Why.,. RIN.bilhallon Cenhlt', SW.tt ·RcMI• There Won't Be Any Price Togo 82. Route 1 Bole 328, l'lllnt f'lolt. ·Onktyorh. an~wv255so. :J04.67t>:ws. . - Thanko For You.r Help Ploue Call For DlreclloN 814-448-35011 AVON I All Aroaa I Shirley ""'FOr Oomo. Speolo. 304-e75-1•211. Giveaway AVON &EUS ITSElf : 40 Average 18·115/H.r. At Work · t .WhiJO Blue KIIIAin, 8 W(IOka, lll· HO~un~t Nol-eniONI 1MTrainod,814-'18&-85U5. w '" ., tyr aid black, mate, aemllong haired cat 1 malt bladtfwt'lit"t ldt- IMI. 304-458-221& 2 Kllteno, 1Wk1 ~ld, colloo, jOIIow, Utter trained, 10 good home. Call 304-675-:!Q;!:!. "'let. 304-e75{)732. KBN!IIEIIICE · HICX)·742... 738 AVON EARN $U at hom ... I work. Atl •r••· 304·882·2845, · 1· 800-9112·83511. INil>'RfP CI01il ... .... In ""' rner.:.w arM, knowledge ot caah han btU& ~=tfl lOW offiCI machln11 •hou" o """ Sun- lletulllul ,.,.ld ootor l<lnona. 304· dey 4 , ...!>Ina houro, .!!'U~ 22 -ttaume .. - withwith the public. "15-fiD . prt¥1oua work' ta· 8 •Factory Authorized Parts . & Service • Torri10ry Optional. lndlrep. " •All Makes •42 Years •Fast Fleliabte Service •Washers. Dryers · Ranges •Refrigerators •Freezers · •Dishwaah6rs •H.W. Heaters •Microwaves •Dispo&alt •Thanks Meigs & Surrounding Areas (614) 985-35Sf or 992-5335 OropPea Off: ~ung coon Ho~nd. perlence I thrM referanat ID: Very Gentle, Needa A Good Slnllr.t, 111 Court St., PomtMoy, llomal614-245-60111. • -:Oh.-:';._by.:_m._m. _ _--:---:-:--:--. F.roe Klnena, 2 yroy, 1 Black, 2 Doll..., paraon noodld lo.r local Black Wllh While FH~ .To.!lood lu.rnllure atora. Fui dmal..l.a._... nutTIII', e 14-448-fJSBe . Help I Deoparortly ualllngtovlng home lor kitten, very lr..ndy, fe· male, blacklwhlto, Bwllt old. 30>1- Earn up 11 St,OOO - Y alufllng •~3103 ' """"""'" II horne. Slort ,_, No ocr.r • · Irish 5ett8f' ·14 Montha Old Ualt, experience. ffH tuppllaa. Fr.;. lnlormation. No oblloation. Send Excellent With Klda, 814-37g. S.A:S.E. to P.rttllge Unl1 l, PO e-.1. . Bo• 1e&e08, Winter Sprlngo. F). 32718. . Med·alze snort curty·haltld dog , champagne, gtey vy11, good house pet & good W/chlldrtn . 4 l'jew nres fltt. s .... d f"IIUmt to Box P·21, 'A.Polnt Pleasant Reglaltr, 200 lltln Sl, Pll'leuant, WV 254§0. . 1----------,.. Hiring s.lll RlpreMntailtvel F• HouM Of lloyd. Eac.llenl Bent- "'!'. 304-G75-4850. And Pa1l F'" Kit To Star). Fantaatlc Ho11a11 Plan, At• Moady white, mote long·haood ldt- Booking POrliHI81._,711-2187. . ten wlbaby blut ayaa. 30ol·o458- Frlay: 8 am • 10 pnt; Saturday: 9 am • Midnight _ ' Saaday: Noon • 8 pm; M!~ftay: 9 am· 10 ptw O'Dell Lumber Co Gailipolis &· Pomeroy Open July 4 . 8 a.m. till noon PupP'••· 5wka otd, mixed bfMd , GOLF LESSONS CUSTOM GOLF CLUBS CLUB REPAIR TROPHIES · PLAQUES BADGES .' • - " _,. - I 304-87~. L&W LAWN CARE .John Teaford •Mowing , •Tri.mmi,ng : '1tirevvood ' Also: Contract Work ' Chester - 614•992-5291 1123/Hn • . & buwtno wrtcka, junk 1u1oa I trucka. Alta, parts for ule. ~- You Can'l Weer Or Wont Any- Jut, 18th lo.r Reglatored long 2218. ·: leather lntenor ., ""' ........... Galllpolla. Wanted To Buy: Junk Autoa ~th . Or Wlthoul Motors. Call lwry Uvely. 814-388-G303. ' Ponlonals For Women s. M, l, Thla Ia To Be Given Awa;. Bring 1M Onea Gtveaway Juty 1 listen tor . Wlmar on Big Counlry RadiO 'CLUSED TUESDAY, JULY 4TH I Trucka, 1887 Modele Or Newer, Smith BuicK Pontiac, 1800 Eut- 2 Sholl For Men, Panta For Stop In & Sign-up tor • Elect"""' Shm Transfer Case ·Remote Clean lfla Model Can .Or Men, Women & Chltdlon. Blou- 110 Ext. 6250 $2.99 per 111in. Mus.t be 18yrs. Procall (602) 954-7420 . Get Your Menage Across With A Dally Sentinel Wanted to Buy . . ':'Ar-:'t"::'lb~u~R~IB-:'ed':'y~For~R~... =,..=?:-:-1• &00·3311·8000 E•t •t8• u.aa Wanted To Bu1: Uood Mobile Por Minute, Mutt Be 18Y,., p.,. ftom6t. 81 ......0115. .: cd ea. (802) 854-7420. EMPLOYMENT 30 Announcements SERVICES II You NHCI Clolh40, l'vt Got S, M, & l, Sl'irla Fo.r Boy' 8 To 8 1/ Fate Awaits You! ' _TOLL FREE t·BD0-822·0411 • 312·2844 1\ 344·5947 · ·422·0756 . ANNOUNCEMENTS ~G~a~l~lip~o~lis~·~O·H··~45~6~3~1~~~========= 1 oo5 90 J ~111 mo. 5 kitillf\1, 1 calico, all • Loaded! · • AM/Ft.t.cassette • TiiVCru1se Keyless Ent~ · Rear Window Oelogger • Loaded! ' 602•954·7~20 t6e,Ohlo I Well Virginia, 304773-5185 Or 304-773-5447. owner. 814·8Q2· 252D. We , buw $2.99/mln. 18+ • Procell Co • enny's Auto Center. 1_800 .486. 1590 264 Upper River Rd. Bus. (614) 446-9971 7122194 ' 32124 Happy Hollow Rd. Middleport, Ohio 45760 Danny & Peggy Brickles 4enay's is the place to.come when you need acar rental. _:_,. , We Have Cars and Vansl · SAVERS.... BRAND.W ~CHEVY BL.AlfR 41100R 4x4 LT Umo Rd., Mon. I llloo., ~ lila tel. Of AII Lifestyles, locally or ' nationwide. 1-900-945-5500 Ext. 7898 Kenny's Au~o Rental . nHE c.::::.:.::.=:-=~ ~4,8 · AulilnlatM: OverOOve • Air Condition · Side Airllag "m>·Loa< Brakes All Yard Sal I I Mull Ba Pald'ln Advance. Deadline: I :OOpm the day beloN the ed 11 10 .run, Sunday ldttlor> 1:oapm Frldor, lionday odlllon 10:ooa.m. Stturdly. · July 3, 4, at The Bollova~o F,ol· lowahlp Mlnlatry, Now Uma Rd. Decorated atonewaft, wall ~tt· · ~old, __ o l d lift, old clocko. anlktuo luml~. Riverine Andquea. Ruu Moore, MEET SINGLES 21i 2f92/tln ', - ·Sofa/Bed '-.. LEATIER IIIERQ • ~- St!!E(I.r1l 4pm. lull time auctioneer, complalt auction 11rvlu. Licensed Man- Fri 8 a.m. - 6 p.m . • Sat 8 p.m. · 5 p.m. Sun. by appt. only Serving P~meroy, Middleport REAL 5ale Price · SJ7,688 818 So"th 3nl. Mldcl_., llcin., liiH, Wed, July 3, 4, 5, 1!lain 10 . PubliC 5ale and Auction RicK Paaroon 1\ucllon Company, Gutters CLASSIFIJ;DS .... · 1800 . ·12,405 Sale Price 5 $8 788 BRAND N£W '95 CHEri $-SERIES PICKUP Sate Price Tom Peden Discount.$2,121 )),388 Tom Pede!1 06coun1 . . - $631 ISave •1431 I Factory Aebate ..-..... $1 ,500 Hartinger, Middlecu.r· ,luly H. llama Interior, lli1o, bob,> ..... doll*lg, par~ Sl1 lomlly- .lily 3-4, lnoldo SltatoA·Way, Chttter. Two anrlque bedspread•, furniture, lampa, drap11, guitar, amp, clol~... FREE ESTIMATES .' .. . . .. . . ..$211.1193 Ual Prlce ................. $21.309 Factory Aebate ,...... St,OOO Tom Peden Dtscount.St ,21 1' 185 Generot - 1-900-726-0033 Us!Prce , ..... ..$10,219 F~Ctory Retla,te · . . · S300 Mkldlepon & VIcinity ~- 992-9949 - 992-6471 & surroUnding area. NEW '95 CHEVY 314 TON ROOF CONVERSION VAN • Tilt Steenng • Cruise Conrrot • AMJFM Cassette • 4 Captatn Cha1rs en 7th, Thuro, Fri. m11oo north ala..- oil SR 7. ' ROOFING NEW-REPAIR Call for rate schedule Min. $2.00 ' • Antl-l..txi Brakes • A~r Condition • Automatic OJerdnve • V•sta Bay W1ndows Sale: Something ,FQr Everyone,· lnc:l~o~dlng Pltnt~ 01 Food! July Hue- g1111ge .....My H. ti.. Owners: Robert Barton & Harry Clark Eastern Local School • District 38900 SR7 Reedsville, Ohio 45772 Phone: 614. 985-4331 (7l 3, 10~ 11,24 4tc < ·PIS. P/8 BiiJ Slade 992·2269 I\ COMMUNITY CAB CO. INC. ALFALFA Eloise-Boston, Treaaurer Boards Light Hauling, Shrubs 'Shaped and Removed Misc. Jobs. 1/1 Wttn I 'l --Aiumtnum.Running·· - AND REMOVAL Office Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m. VInyl & Alum. Siding, Roofing, VInyl Replacement, Windows, Blown ln·s ulallon, Storm Doors, Storm Windows, Garages. Free Eallmalea w!T.L:C. (614) 949-3005 OFFICE ................................................................. 992·225§ / Public Notice The Eastern Local Board of Education dealreo to receive blda for Lunchroom Supplies, such as: , · BAKED GOODS MILK PRODUCTS In order to be conaldered all blda must be In by, August 1, 1995. The Board reoervea the right to accept or reJect any and all pens of any and all bide. Specifications may be obtained from the addreoa - . --,, _ 1 - lfelaw. B,lds-wllt be operred .' at2:00 p.m. Send all bldato: • fiull Convers1on Eureka Community Wide Ylrd 80 Pickup & Dellv~ry Service · BUYERS ARE HOTII The Weather Is SIZZLINGII They want what you've got. WE. NEED YOUR LISTINGSIII Cleland. Really, Your Cool Home Buying/Selling Connection... · HENRY E. CLELAND JR ......................................992-2259 TRACY L. BRINAGER..............1..........................949o2439 SHERRI L. HART..............., .................................. 742-2357, HENRY E. CLELAND 111....................................... 992-6191 KATHY M. CLELAND........................................... 992-619] · PiS, P/B ·Color T.V. ·POwer Windows • Orivedlide-Air-Ba<j -- -•Power lodrs day, TREE TRIMMING ..,,,.,. CREW ROAD· Great Neighborhood! 1.26+ acres of ground goes with this nice split Ioyer home. 4 bedrooms, 2 lull baths, soma appllancps with kitc~en , newer siding. Nice large back patio. . REDUCED TO $51,500 • Ra>Sed Root Sunday edldon · 2:00 p.m. Friday. Ucnday edillon • 2:00 p.m. Slll.lf· Yard tale, BurdeHt road behjr:KJ laurel 'CUff Ff•• Wethadlet C"'r<h. Mon. llvll StL 949-2512 • Tilt Steenng • Cru•se €ontr~ -.; AMIFM GaS!etle • 4 Captam Cha1rs All Yard Sltea Muat Be Paid In Advance. DEADLINE: 2:00 p.m. the day btlort th• ad Ia lo run ., Po~ Insures • Experienced BAILED TO YOUR NEEDS • A•r Conoltion • Aut6rl'laric <:Nerdnve ·ViSta Bay Windows 5th, Bob,> '-o And lota MOIWI miiC. Rain,..,;,., Qom-5pm. FOR SALE ·lndll.e<:t L1ghong ·Premium Wood Pkg. 804 Porter Road , July 3rd, 4th, Avon, Rawlelgh Productl, toy1, HAY •Powe; Lod<s Gallipolis & VIcinity 616/lmo ·WICKS HAULING . AND MIXEO • DoverSide Air Bag • Anu-Lod< Brakes 1VichoJs....Meta s (UIItslalllaw Rates) Call Wayne Nell 992-4405 ' For Free Eatlmat11 BRAND NEW '95 314 TON CONVERSION VAN $2.99 per minute Mul!lt be 18 yrs . old. Procall Co. . (602) 954·7420 539 BRYAN PLACE MIDDLEPORT 992·2772 OHIO I ding Supplies • Industrial Gases • Steel Sales & Fabrication • Repair Welding P Aluminum/Stainless l'llo job too large or too small! .Oxygen Acetylene co, Helium all sizes Medical Grade o, Propane Trimix Ultra Mix Mig Welders Ph 773·9173. FAX 773-5861 . 108 Pomeroy St. Mason, WV J&L INSULATION TOLL FREE 1·800·848·007 "' 7 Give Yourself The Sports Edge with The Sports & Entertainment · Line 1-900-263·1800 Ext. 1986 ~-------------,·1 . Specializing in Custom Frame Repair NEW S. USED PARTS FOR ALL MAKES & MODELS 992-7013 OR 992·5553 OR DARWI~ . AGA Distributor Yard Sale I Dam until ??. -IY alltlma. GOLD RIDGE RD.-' Pomeroy - 8+ acres of level/sloping ground with a scenic view ol Gold Ridge Rd. TPC wa~er and· electric is available. Site recently surveyed. Just minutes from SR 33 off 681. ASKING $11,000. REDUCED !Save $6100 1· Authoriz~d 1·900·Date Line Custom Building,& Remodeling •NEW HOMES •ADDITIONS • NEW GARAGES •REMODELING •SIDING •ROOFING • PAINTING . FREE ESTIMATES (614) 992·5535 (614) 992·275l . -- . 11 o Help wanted. SMITH'S CONSTRUCTION Racine Gun Club Trap Shoot Real Estate General Ohio 45769. -Tho object of the complaint 11 to qulot tltlo to tho ioel oatato alluetod In the J Townohlp ot Rutland,• " Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Public Notice .:attends leadership seminar The Point. Pleasant and Gallia County chapters of Flame Fellows hip Intern ati ona l me t wtth tbe ' Bec kley Chapter of Flame June 10 at the Bec kley Hotel for a West Virginia Leadership Seminar with the theme "Gifted for God's Purpose" which wa s led by W. Va . Stme Overseer Annelln Durst. . International officers in :men·dance were ·Adrianne Buck le y, ~xecutive VP of US Affairs; Dr. Hedy Windsor, VP Leadership Training ; ·and Geri Vincent~ VP ' International Aff<tirs. Swte ofhcers attending were Durst , A"tstant State Overseer Nancy Hem. W.Va. Cha pl ain Erma Ayers aitd W.Va. Prayer Coordinator Marge Ilanlon. Special songs were perfor!ned by Patricia Wilson and H enneua . Pryor, praise and worsh tp leaders of the Beckley Chapter. Flame ofli· 'ce rs took part tn tco£hing work • · s(lops for each of Uteir individual , c)ffiCC S with ev e ry11~C shanng information and prawca l ups to help in fulfilling the needs of that :·particular ministry. . .· .· During the afternoon sesston , Dr. Windsor gave a prcscntallon . "Gifted for God's Purpose" and • gave a teaching on specia l prob . lems women lace. Also dunng the afternoon sess ion presentations - \verc given on women of the Bihle. ·. . These included: EsUter by Lou ,, · Lively, Beckley Director: Debon~~. ·Beverly Delaney. Beckle y Prest· . dent; Sarah- Usa Franklin, Ponll I Monday, July 3, 1995 ' REFINANCE CONS()LIDATE Judgements, Slow Credit . Our Specialty • ' .Bankruptcy, 1-800-MERIT-98 MBti0489 611311 mo• • < tmmedleta Oponln8 br luii-Uma RN at 88-bed llllled nurotng Jacl. It)'. E•cellent opporiUnily 10 jol)1 lhe lona '"'" haitith .... llotcl ... varlabfe lhllta. Point Pteaaa•t Rall1011d11H, 81....a-9584. ~~ r. Rohabllllatlon Con!M Old ( Co.r-on), Rovli . k I S W Six K ttena, even , ee a , - · Route,, Bo• 32e, State l'lllnt .,_, Trained, Wormed , To Good Home, 814-4-46. 74711. Two lemale dogt, 112 Cocktr Spaniel, IIIII CUL 10 81•·992-5205. good --. "' • ....- tnt, WV 25560 (A Gtenmork f<t. aocla18a Ftcilliy) EOE. · homa, lmmedllt• Openlnga: E•c•lltnt 60 Lost and Found opporlUnily to join the long 14r~ · h . . llh cart field . Seeking pari· time lPN'I for Vlllable lhlha .fir ea-bod skilled nuroln8 laciUIJ. FGund: amall mate dog, whiWl With Point Ploaoant- Nurolng & Rall4· tan Mtt1 81.a.985-.:J~. t;~;tadon Center (lol,..ty Carq. • ,.,, State Routa e2, Rovte 1, Bole LOST : a datlgnor hoop Hnlng. 328. Point P1oaoan1, WV 25560 . GaiNpollt or Pt Pleeotnt arao. Fla-. (A Glonmtrk Auocialla FecQI!Y) wanll cal 304-875-2231 . EOE .. �• • . ' ' • ~ Page 8 • The Daily Sentinel , · Mdnday, ~uly 3, 1995 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio • : ALLEYOOP The Daily Sentinel • Page I NEA Crossword Puzzle . BRIDGE , ACROSS . . Apartments tor Rent 440 BEA;fTIE 81. VD.® by Hruce Beattie .)oltt the long lerm health care Mid. SMklng pori-time Ct<ti'*l Nura~o Auiatant• lor a U.bed 4WIIed 101rolng locllll)' lot ..,loble 01'1 <-(; 1>.(,. A i Ill, 2 Bedrooin Apartment, Truh, Country Furniture-Furnitu re for W.btr, Sewage Paid, S251Wo. ~+ EI'OIY Room. 6ni., Rt. 2 North, Pl llepooj~ 81 .....2<181. Pleuanl ~7~. thUta. Point Pteaaant Nursing & R&habilltiltion Center (lonnerly · ~l. Stale Routo 82. Ro· tt. 1, 8or 328, Point Pleaunt, ~ 25550. (A. Glenmark AasaC.Ioo Fdi)'J EOE. t Vine· Slleet. Call .e 14-4-48· 73&8, --lito P'iancft furnilhed, laundry room -.cltlriel, CioN 10 IChoOI In town. Application• anilable 11: VIllage Green Apia. ,.g or call 814.gg2. 3711 . EOH. ~E---614-367-7 .... t•Ad gullllr player looking for play lghl rock. lllb-altohol or drug1. 30•·& 75· 6402. 2Rooma Plus Balh; lafa~ene Need someont to work In to· ma1011- packers and pltklrt. larry Tu rley, 8U· 2'7· 30•2 or v~ H, 814-256-1238. SJ;onlng Goods lid. Ha Kltd•ll AI llliitin pold. $175.00 lloOih. Dopoail Required. Compound Bow, Jennings Forked 8, 4--44&-7733 81 ..247·2&12. llgtunlng With Sight• And Bow Apor1m0nt & nllar, utillliao paid, S2751mo plua Now A.Gcepting Applications At Domino'~ PJzza, Gallipoli s And - tso depoall on 30H7s-<1880. ~ I.DcationL Cuiwr. seo. 61..-...G«. ~ . . \ . or .22 piiiDI 1200. 304-8783774. · Antiques . . Storage Bldg. On Rented lot on For""""' 210 Business · Opportunity INOfiCEI Screen printer wanted. Elpftrl· ence necettary. Send resume to ORlO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. recommend• that you do..bual ~ ne11 with P89p/e you know, and NOT to unci mone~ throu;-t the mall until you have Investigated ll'e olfllrlng. · Box G-211, %Point Pleuant R&QItter, 200 Main St , Pt Pleasant WI/ 25550. Someone needed tNaninQ• aAd "~&el-l' dl 1D Clt'8 lor eldefly ~m­ Uelal Building Manufaclurer S. leering Small Or lar~ Build&r I Deller In Some Open Areal . High Profit Potanlial. Accepting Only The Bett Quallfied. Call (3031 758-113~ E><L 1500. an in her hom• near Pomeroy. Appl' by writing The Da ily S.nri· nel. C/o &x 729-0, Pomeroy, Ohio 45781, giving eltper!enc;e, reference~ I wage requirement WANTED: Due 10 Recent Expan- COMMUNITY SKILLS IN· Movie Sale : Video Stare Remodellftg Approx. 1100 llovos: 200 Adult Movloa. Would Like To Sell 1100 STRiJCTOR Poaitions Available To TeaGh Community And Per· sonal Skillt To Adults Wllt't Learning Umluuions In Uaiga AU Together, 614-367.0612 Aher 5P.M. Won Thru 8 A. Ill. S.J: Sleep • OYer Required; D a = Haurt OII:E-go: (2) 312 Hn 1Wk:JL1vo · In): I .0.11. Sat Thru 8 A. . Yon; Sleep • Utintle1 Pilld, Share Bath, 1!07 3724400. Second. Gollipollo. 014~<18·4418 25 FLiiloltlf Homo, Newly Uphol- Allor 7 P.M. lltrld. Large RelriglraiOt Fren- :.::.~~~---~~­ tr, large Bath, Carpeted, Good Gtadoua living. 1 and 2 bedroom Condition. Reo<!)' To Go Camping! apartmema 11 Village llanOt and :6,::14-:,:25::56:..:65:.:7.:.4.::AI'IK=.:8.:.P.::M.:..---I Riverside Apartmanta in Mldd~ porl From t232·S355 . Coli 61.,. 2bedroom New Moon 1111111', new eg2·585SJ. Equal Housing Oppor· gu furnace, good condition, tunitle&. $2,000 . 304·075·8922 or 304· ;;;;.=;;_--~---:=:.:.:536=7.:.·_ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1Modern 1 BedrOom Apartment, Llmllod Ol!orl 111118 doublewldo, 81 ~· . 3br, 2bath, '18&5 down, $2511 month . FrH delivery & uwp. •Only at Oakwood Homes, Nitro Nice 2·3 bedroom apartment In Middlepor1. 614-992-5858. -WV. 304-755-5885. Nice 2bedroom apartment: wid New 1ii5 ,4x70, Include• aklrt· lng, a1ep1, blockt, ont Joar homeowners lnauranc:a an six monlhl FREE lot ror<. Only $1025 down lllld $207.17 per rronlh. Cal pets.3)4-a75-5162. New Bank Repoa. Only 4 left. Nwer1Yedln.304-755-71D1. OYer Required;. Vacation /Sick Vacation /Sidt Bonelli: (4)18 Hn /Wk:. 11 A,ll. · 7 P.M., SOt :sun: Vacaoon /Sick Banoflta: ALL POSfTONS.Roqulro Anon· dancll At 2 -Hour 111-llotlthtr Slllft llooting: Of Houn 'lb DlhorwiH SchoduiOd. Vorlouo Skllla And Talonla -eel. High School 0. o gree, Valid Orlvw'a llcenae. Good Dlttlng Record, Three "-rt licensed Driving ::.•perlence, All real estate advertising in this newspaper 1s subject to · tne Federal Frm Housmg Act of 1968 whiCh makes it ill~a l lo ad11er1ise "any preferen'ce, ijm11ation or dlscnminatlon based on race, color. religion, sex fa m1Hal status or national orlg1n, or any intentiOn to . make a11y such preference, llmltalion or discrimmat•on." And Adoqullt Automobile In· euranct Coverage Required. Training PnHidied. Salary: $5.00 I Ht, To Start If an..,..ted COntact -cecilia AI 1·800·531·2302 No Uttr'TMO m~es. £qull C»>))ra.nlly Etnplojor. 180 wanted To Do --7. N.e Tree s.Mce. Com~te tree eare. 20yre. exp. & Insured, lree ealimatet. 814·441·1181 or 1· This newspaper will not knowllngly accept a d ~;e rtisements for real estate which is ill violation ol thB law Our read"rs are hereby informed that all dwellings advertised 1n th 1s newspaper are available on an equal opportunity basis REAL ESTATE ANGEL RDGE STAIILES M.nt- Angel And Angelo Enls, Orodualll Ollolerodlth llanor lr>- 310 Ftomes for Sale temaUOnal EquHiriln Centre Ate 1993 lndlet Manufacrured Home lnttrtltld In Training Hartel And 2.5 Acrai.' 14x80 Home Features 3 Bedrooms, 1· 3/• 11M ~n~ouc~~rv Tho Sortuo Rldot. llotho, Living Room, Dlning·IKI!th- an Combo And Udlil)' Room. Metal· Storage Building With Concrete Floor. Concrele Walkt And Palio. I.Dcaled On KMnper Hollow Road. For More Information Call 81•· • Culling • 'Roirq • Team f1nnlna 441-0233. 2·ttory uarage, beside New Ha· .Other PettlmBnce EwrirQI • Start Young Hortes From van Supermarket, bottom floor Clround l.lp ~ • • ~Q!!'Ip!etel~ remQdeled, 2 btn : (front ba~ 40'x28', rear ~ay • WIIIEfD INSTBUCTQA . " _gg~1g~S~"'~"~''CI~Iwo.~6~1~..~~~~6~394~~5.:-:1;;4 Skyline Spruct Ridge~ 14x70, 3tr, 2 bl.th. A£,lklrt 3()ot.. Furnlthed Elflcienc~ $1G~!Mo . 1-800-«17·3238. s...tlll: (3) 20 Hro/Wk: 4 ·B P.M., II·F: g~:c~~~~r~~~~~~: ~!tr~~:~ man. Save $1,000'•· 304 · 755· 5885. I One bedroom apartment In Uid- dlopon. Ill unitioo paid; $250/mo., $100 depoai\ 814-9411-2217. One bedroom duplex for rent, $32&mo., aN utllilitet pald. Cable, air, 5:4. North Main Slraat. Rudand Ohio. T_hird house above poll ol· . 0 One bedro.om lurnithed apartment, utiliriel paid, relerancas and depol'll required. 3 112 mllet tou'd'l of Middleport on SR 7, 614- Free delivery & aerup. Only at Oakwood Homn/ Nitro WV. 304755-5885. 350 Lots.& Acreage .55 Acret Of land With 2&.32 Building Cloy Chapoj Road, 11101).287-8008, 81 .....-<13118. on 1 113ac:rn. kMIIment opportun· ltv in rental proplfty. 5min from PI Piaaunt on Rt 2. Price reduced. 3114-6 75-8277. 114 1cre In Galllpo111 Ferry on Pleuant Ridge Road. U.ooo. 81 ..1W2·3112!1. 11 AC MA. George• Creek Road, lis. Appliance• Furnished, No smokero, No Poll, $450/llo. $•00 Oepoalt, Appllcarlona At : 1743 Centanarv Rd, Galllpo1it, ssooo. Twin Rivers Tower. now aecepdng appliCiti6n1 ror 1tw. HUO fl.ibald· lzed apt. ror elderly and handicapped EOH,304-875-6e71. Upatain, 3 Rooml & Ball (1 Bad- room), Furnlthed, Clean, Refer· ence and Depolit Required, Na l'llts61...-.1519. 450 Furnished . Rooms Rooms lor rent • week or monlh. Scen1c Valle~. Apple Grove, beaullful 2ac loti, public wate'l', Starang II •1201mo. Gallla Holil. 814-4<18-9580. 360 SIHplng roomt with cooking. Alao trailer space on rl~•r. All hook-up1. Call aher 2:00 p. m., clyde eo- Jr., 304-5711-2338: Real Eslate wanted 304-773-5851, MeoonWV. We Buy Farm~ And ACreage, 20 Aetes And larger, No Limit. B14- 460 Space tor Rent !16S-3064. Shaded ca~ IIIII. 112 10 1 112 acral. W.llfrtl~. bc!~dng 10 rlv· RENTALS 41 o Houses tor Rent er, electricity, county water. all ye11 round. fJ.0 .. ·57e~281D or 1· 801-7...5446. • Beginner To Advanced Levels 3 bedroom houM, 10.1.4 acrea!:.·~l!',:.:.;....:..::;..:::,~:.:,:..::.:;::~ 470 Wanted to Rent 3 BedroOms. bath & 112, Rio Ot We110m Riding. lr.:ludlng Pltr· mll"',ll&l from rown. 304-875-<657 Grande Area, Washer, Dryer 'Ohto. Clean '3·4 3 Bodroorro. 2 Batha. Heel Pu"11. Hook·Up, $490/Mo. Oeposll R•· • Beginner To Intermediate Eng· Gaa Furnace, 1 Acre, Garage. qulred, 513-922.0294. BR Wlln 20 llln. 01 Brldgo. lloy illh Riding Addison Nea. $82,000, 614t·367Conaider leaH WIOption On 4 • Empholil On Salart Af1d 721J7. 3bedroom houae· Uason. All BR. 714-952-01140. Pwsssbn electric, S325mo, 1150 depoait, 3bedroom, 1bath. livi~ room, din- avallabl• Jul~ 1. 304· 773 · 5i34 MERCHANDISE · OHering Rtatona~• Rate• And ing room, kitchen, lar~t utility atter•:30pm Quality Instruction For Both room, . encloted porch, 1 car HorN And FUderll drive-in basement, approx. 314a· .417 112 Spruce Street, UniurGre, At 2 Flatlock. $43,800. 304· niJhed, Available July 1st. $340/ 510 Household Call Ul For Mo,.lnlormalonll 875-1507 or 614-SIJ.4.;oae. Me . • Deposit, Calls Acc8pted Goods Only Between The Houtt 10· 5, ~14-258-680 1 • Cape Cod Style Countr~ Home 614 446 mp · Apphancet: Reconditioned On Eight Acre• For Sale ..tn Walherl, Oryera, Ranges, Refrl Check til ouL Fir1t Save ISS ·fn.. Racine Area, 2-3 Bedrooint, Uv- Houte :· 2 Bedrooms, Utility, 1 grators, go· Day Guarantee teriorlederior painting, roof paint· ing Room, Eal·ln Kitchen, Utility Bath, Central Air, Garage, Ali French Clly Moy1ag. 814·448· lng, ha-ndwash down to.oueee-£ Room & Bath Anached-On4t Car El&etrio, l3951Mo.-Rfus Utili1ies, 1795. - . . .• mobile homea, add joba, neat Garage, New Furnace, Heat No Pets, 81•-446·1358. work. Guaranteed. t5ytt experl· Pump, Etc, t•s,ooo, 814·446· Carpal a Vinyl In' S - 15.00 Yd Nice 2 or 3.bedroom house tor & Up 60 Pattarno Of Klb;hon Car· ence. Relertnc81. Frte ettl· 6602. ma1n. 3)4-875-6~1. rent, With opt10n lo buy, In Porrte(at In Stock. Over 35 Panernl Duplll apt building, good lnvHI· oy, $350 a month ' deposit, no 1nyt In SO>ck. Mollohan Carpata. · General Maintenance, Painting, ment. For informalion: 304· 875- pets nside, 814-698-72-w. 814-4<18-744ol. Ya.rd Work Windows Wathed o4680. r Guttefl CleaMd light Hauling , Nice. three bedroom home in Pt. Kenmore 30• almond gat range, Commerlcal, Residential, Ste'lle: leon, WI/. 1-+ room1, futl balh, full · ~aanl, 614-992-5858. pilotle11 tgnition; ·GE avocado 28 eu 448 8881 ' buement w/large thower, level ' cubic tlot tide 1 tide refrigerator lo~ gat furnace, new appliincea. One bedroom house In ,pomeroy, George• Parl&bie Sawmill, don't Must He to appteciate potential. call aher epm, 6'4·992·2009 or w/ ice maker, both ex~llent con· dilion. S275 oach. 814-1102.. 5111. hiUI your logs to the mill just eall Exceptionally nice nelghborl)ood. 804-773-5707. ,.,.-- :'.:ar~~ e ::.:=:::.::::::.::.:::;.:;_..,---1 Reaaonabl ~ priced. :J04.875-1g57, · lawn Care And ~aping Any Size Edge T~lmm , Bruah And Tru'Removal, Fr Eatimatetl 92 ..0. Priced cheap 10 settle utate 5 room one 11ory house, · 2 bed · rooms. bath, cor port patio, .base· Proflalllonal Tioa S.rvice, Coni· 1[ti C•r~. . .LAYNe'S EURNITURE Unfurnithed 2 bedroom houte, ._,Complete home furnishing&. nice.& clean, no inside petl, ref. erencet required, t200 deposit, Hourt: Uon -Sat, g. 5. 814·448· 0322. 3 mlloa oul 8ulavlllo Piko $275amonthrent,814-992·3090. 420 Mobile Homes. ment out ol allllood WBt'f.l. very good locanon & noiQhbortoood, to. for Rent , 61 .. 387-7887. pltlf 304 . 75 ~ caled at 632 Grant Bucket True!( st. Fteo DIM~ery. 1~ by NEA, Inc. Middleport, 320 ' Mobile Homes .,. . f.or Sale · .. Big or Too SmoUI 8.14·38&-8643, 814-387-7010. ~ 1971 Glial~ 12¥50\ needt work, Semi truGk wl1ag trailer for hire. 304-811~ or 304-882-3121 . ' Sun Valley Nursery $2500. 304-312·3400. Apartments fOr Rent 1 and 2 bedroom apartnanta, fur. Wllf Care For Childcare In My Homo, Degroo In Earll Childhood 1993 SkYline 3 Bodroomo. 1 Both. nlohod and unlurnlllhod, aocuril)' Developmenl, Vinton, ' 814·388· I Electric, Excellent Condition, 2 eo.\1, On RentiiO Lo~ $11,000, depatlt required, no pett, 814· 111132. 81oi-388-G017; Badly Hoot. -. 440 814·245-9007. . CICI2·2218. · 1 Btdrtem Near Halzer't Air . Will Do In"', E•lllrlor Pltlr)ting, 1~3 Sunshine 3 Bedrooms, 2 Condlll~~od. Super Nlco; I25GI Reuonable Rates, Experienced, Rerorencet, For Free Etllmatet, Baths, ,Other Extraal 118,800, ·No. O.:pollt Req_ulriHII, 814._.46e1.t.446-6785. , 2Q57.. · CIII81 ...24S.!I'I55. ,, 8~. . 304~ ( 15" Rocklord Foage(oo In box wl grill - · · t200 080. 304.. 75- neo. 2;2 ln-lern~~tional Di•••l power unit $500 needa work. Satellite "dlah, 1yr old, tsoo. Two ·wood· burning ar.ove:-t ~l75u.. Two tltc· trlc oil heaters $50ea. 1llll5. 3~·875· lind Buy l'8y In ... field and loaded an wagon• tor easy loading. Canlact Harley or John Rico 10 make arrangernonla. naw, t HIO 060. 30 ... . . 304·075· j 1g9o Dodgo Ram Van B·250, 72,000 111101, $0,000, Can Be Rio Grondo, OH Coil 814·245· 5121 . Whitt maple tangue· orooved lloorlng, 314' thick. 1 112" wldo . Alao Spanloh roollng dlel, greon. 3114-6711-41 09. 710 Auto~ f91' Sale -·lc I Mot Otd Puppl••· Part Chow, P.art Collie, t Black I Brown; 1 110.. $150. 304..75- *e modern br@kfllt Mt. table • padded coaater chair .. $85: 2 automatic .wuhlng machines & 1 eloc1ric rtnge, $25/oe.· aa Ia, sink, faucet & counter top, $10:81~2818. ' Whill. a,u Booll Br Red~ GN- -<10 AKC Choc. Lob. PUpa, Road1 To Go Aher e Weeks, June 28 814- 1987 Honda 250R Now Red Plao· tic New Tire•. laakt " Runt Good, $2.900. 61 .....411-4173. 1990 HondalRX300 4·wheolor S2,700. 1gsw 16ft car hauler, ta~ tory built trailer, $1,500. 304-e7fi. 1310. a ShooC&Io,61...-222. Commodore 128 wlprlnter, monl· tor, 2 drivH, toftware & book1. $500. 30H75-7223. Concrete & Plastic Sepdc Tankl, 300 Thru 2,000 Gallant Ron Evant Enterprlset, Jacklon, OH 1-1100-537-8528. 0 CooloraO>r Dehumidifier $85: LowrvyDfvan $125, 81......&-0924. Eleclrlc Wheelchalra, Electric Scootert. New/UIIod Scoolllr Ulll. Stairway Elevaiort, lift Chalrt, Bowman'• Homacare~1 .. ·.t41· 7283. Flelt steel sofa, same as new WI chair, goad mnd. Wal"'l 3pc CDC· lee & end table 111. Oueen-llze walerbed. •Waohor a dryer. Homo entertaiNnent center. 3-whHI ·tM· ~cle . Complete ()!ltienl cite fur· nlruio. :!04:.t7S.S863 or :JCW:8n. ~· 1'. .. FOR SALE: FOOD BOOTH TRAILER, Woll ·Equipped, In· dudoo Gao Grill. Sink. Two Relrtgaratora, Ample StO<age C.blnell. Fan, And lnalde And Oultlde •Counlera, Plu1 FrontiBaGk Rail - Oul Awnlngo, Good Condlllon. Price, $1,500, 61...-.111117, 8144A8-1410. Harvell Gold Automatic: Washer, Range, Dlahwasher, Mattreu, Malchlng Box Springt, T.V. 2 Whoel Trllllar, 61.._.21H8. Hotpolnt fr~tl · free refrigerator, good condition, $100, 814·Dg2. ~1~·~------------JET • AKC ROll. Bo•or pupploo, 11111111 only, 1175. 3114-675-2527. lg . 9 Or. Oreaser With Mltror, 0418 tage. n No. Answer leave Mat· 7 ~ Size Barbie Doll . 1!114-245· Movie Sale: VIdeo Store Remodeling Approx. 1100 Movet; 200 Adult Movloo, Would Like To Soli All Together, 814-3tl7-0612 Aher 5 P.ll. 0no 0nM SaiiiH• aya- 1800. Fl1het'1Yamahl stereo Robblta fof oalo. Jomu Alton. Rt 1 Bo• 284, GoiUpoNo Ferry, WV. ~75-4413. FI\RM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK RefrlgtraiOrs, . Siave1, Washers And Oryon, All RocoPdlllonod And GauronltOdl 11011 And Up. Wll Dollvor. 814 Bell U41 . SWAIN AUCTION I FURNITURE. 82 Sldo br lido rofrlgfflllor ,,...., Olivo SL Galllpollo. Now & Ullod 1125. Smol! ""'lgoraiDr 175. Eloc· furniture, heater~, Wutern & 175. 304-li711-21844. Work booll. 61...-.3158. STORAGE TANKS 3,000 Gallon ) vrRA FURNITURE Uprlgh~ Ron Evana Enrerprlaoa. a14-4441-3158 Jodtlon, Olio, f-IIOG-537.Q528. · CuaWI)' HouMhold FU<ri&lrt And Appl- Graat Dalla on Waah&r, Enellent . CondiUon, Cuh And Corry I RENT-2·DWN $1 00; Dryor Ntodl Work ISO: And Layaway Aloo Awallolio. E·xerciH Blko SSO: 814 .... 1-oG01 Free Delivery Wilhln 25 IIIIas. Evor*lgL lite- 610 Farm Equipment 1g78 Cheroi<H 2l!p b<imper•puH nile< romp load, wollt-lhru, _ , ~: cond., •1,800 .•304·882· ::::::,~--:------ ' 8N Ford Tractor Whh Blade; Run• E.xc:ellenr, 11,&50 Or Will ~ Tradt, 814-<4&-3787. Otacount larm tractor pans fat Mall.,., Ford, IH, I Othtfl. Slda(a Equlpmenl Co., Hender- wv. 30H75-7'!21 IIIH\ or 1-800· F~rmall A Cub Wldt Front . ~ncf. New Tirea, ~xcellent Condidon, 5 Piec:ea Of f,Auipment, 81 .. ·388- 81113. Ford 4000 SU 13,500, 814·318· 2744. . Livestock ~ i30 1 drah hor... Amlllh broke. 014· 4<111-2222. /,- • se!O Each, Gary Barnard, 304- 1992 Cobia 17 112' Open Bo'w, 0 BORN LOSER -vDID YOO ~ Tl\Pii'E:-MNL Fti ~ ....YUP... I l:i:JT AutQ Parts & Accessories ".. ~~ 'itoiN£w:,1ESlW\T " • ~ . rr OIT OCF~ ... . . .. i'W-l1 ~i~7 L---~----~!L_~==~~~ '' BIG NATE Free eatlmatee. or 304,7T.I-CI550. I MONDAY > j ... A:STRO·GRAPH 30•· BERNICE BEDEOSOL · : ' 840 Electrical and Refrigeration XLT, 114 448 8308, WV002945. • 0uor1t1r Ho!Ho. 2 Groan Brolla, 10.000nil-. ~75-11143. 211rokt, 11~ 110. . • 1ugs Ford F150\ llcyl, longbed Callie grooming llhu•. goad con- auto, air, cruJtt, tilt. 304-e76. dllll1, 011 gas.•211•.111m 10 11pn. - ~· Rnldendal or commercial wlriAa, nawfieMce or tapalra. Ma11BI' [1: cenaad electrician. Ridenour Eloc~lcal, WV000306, 304·675, 17116. responsibilities, you 'll ~1111 ha~e ampte lime lor lun and games . AQUARIUS (Jan . 2li-Fob. 19) Yo.u mustn't hesi1ate today lrom do1ng some· · .., You mighl make a caree r change in .the SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) II you re.ad year ahead that co uld be a complete something into a situation that was not departure from your present line of work. mtended.toda_y, your feelings mighl get Your earning pote'ntial may be substan· bruised . Look for positives ~ ~stead of bally~ 10creased. negatives. COIIFORT ASSURED DEALER LAWRtNCE ENTERPRISES ffH Ettirr8te.. 1.S00.287·8308, Ranger 1J1Btter"on track CAPRICORN (pte. 22-Jen . 19) Try to keep your prionties in proper order tod~Y · If you s1art with your r:nost essent1al \ CANCER (Juno 21.July 22) II you need S ... GITTARIUS (Nov. 23·Dor;. 21) YO- l thing mce for another just because this Individual has not always been as k1nd to you as he/she t0:1Jid have beert. · · VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) If you have IO PISCES (Fob. 211-l.tarch 20) If a mls unmake .a chotce today between )eopardiz - derstandrng arise~ between you and a ·· · ~ 'oing a,..fn endsh1p or gratifying a· Worldly _clo~e ~riend today,, be. the lir ~ t J~ •. sa..y ~·-· am"bllio"f) . go with the lorm·er Instead Of..., you 're sorry Thts Wlfl nTp any prot>lems In tV-... lhe laller • the bud. f ...IUUI LIBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 23) Your domestic ARIES (Morch 21 -Aprll 19) You musln . 'lli..a.~~ responsibili1ies might get only a lick and be tearful or ,reluctant to e)(penment w11h • "-'~.1 a promise frOm you today ., Your anention new career tacticS or procedures t~ay. may be toou sed on other activities e lse- Fresh approac hes could save you hme l'uesday. July 4 , 1995 where. . • aM trouble , ... good condllon. !!,.~no 304-875· Heat Pumpa, Air CondiUonlng, If 5185, ~75-1<1..,, or 304'"78 You Oon'l Call Us Wt Both LoHI ~. . 10g4 · Ford romance? The Matchmaker can help you under~tand 1 what to do to make the relationship worM: Mail 52.75 to Matchmaker, C/o this newspaper. P.6 . sox 44~5, New York. NY 10163. LEO (July 1!3-Aug. 22) An arraogemenl th ai has thus far proVen unprofitable might start to reverse It sell today . It will reqUire yoyr •ngenuity, hQwever. to keep .e-' .-.. . Plum!llng & 112 Chevrot.t llolibu Clooolc, now Heati!Jg · . ollllauJI. ·now brollaa, l&Ojl,-81•· Gll2o01133. Freeman·• H•atlng And Cooling. lnttallallon And Service. EPA For Safl Or Trado: 19811 C&volitr Cardfted. Reoldarnial, Commorclal. Z·24, l,oadod. Looko ·Good. Runo 814-256-1811 • Or1111ll ~. 15.500. 814· 387·ms. PRINT NUMBERED LEITERS 1 IN THESE SQUARES . 8· UNSCRAMBLE LETTERS FOR ANSWER· 1 2 I' II 4 I" l I J I' . I~ Ardent • AplficJ • Yilclft • lffibille • BE RICH "1wish I knew a way to ge,t more people to like me.' the teen sighed to his pal. His pal replied,· The only sure wa·v. to be mor,l! popular is to BE RICH ." . . nle 820 @ ....:. SClAM•tEfsA;SWiRS 10;4 Satwrn SC 2·0u. Calor, 5 Speed. PoJNr Sunroof •• Alloy Whelll, Air, ca..et., Oeek, low ..._., Aaklng: I13.DOO. Ahor 8 P.M. l14·245·glu., Da1a: 814· 4*2107. • - ·-= Prolellional. 20yrt experience ragee, etc. Z A WL T ~ 111Go1 Pfrmoulh s u - . 4 Door, with all maeon, brick, block, 1 12.000 lllloo. Excollonl Condition. stone. Alta room addlllont, Qa· 882~ t I I PI . . Joe't Home Malntenanc·e. vin.,l 814·256~54 or - i 111114 Buk:l< Sl<ylark Cuatam 4 c,. siding, rooliflG, exterior painting, IInder AC, Till /CruiM, .13,000, power washing. lrae estimates, Mlloo, $11 ,600, 009, 814·441· 81 ...CICI2-4451 . 1!il3 Allor 5. •50 • ·1 Ire• es~mate call Chat, 61 ..992· 3.1, pi, 55;QOOml., 17,100 OJ!O. 6323. lpm. 3o4-875-e27? Auto, Air, 256&2il. w- · · 35-- 1rm1 311 40 Kind of cat< : (2 wdo.) 41 Smello atrongty 42 Hit hard . • 43 Jeat 44 Celeatlol 6 Phillip Alder 's new book •. "Get Smarter at Bridg~;, " is avadable, autographed upon request $14.95 from P.O. Box 169, Ro:9'1Y'I'i Hts., NY 11577-0169. I &~1/E. YOtl Tf\1':> 1;87 Handa Accord OX, axe. C&C General Home Main· c:ond., well equipped. auto. tanence~ PalMing, ~lnyl sldin9, 7U,DOOml...5,200. 30H783841. carpentry, doore, wlndoWI, bathl, mobile home rvpalr and mort. For tgQ1 Chevr Ber.ttlll, auto, ve, a,.. Pass Never stop counting. 1m._. __ _ 0108. Ell~ll .. vr,roar ---- 25 26 P alns Indian 27 BeehiVII 28 Wrlter'a encl•. 29 Angero · · 30 Dec. hofldaf· • 32 Implements . Pass Pass Pass PasS To be a lop bridge player requires · . lltar one action : counting. II y~u cgunt the 1.....-!-+-h~ 45 Mild oath 41 Aaplratlon deals, you are almost certam to become 48 Beaabeller an ·expert. And It really Isn't that dllfiHerohlaw . cult. T~e. al the beginning it is a bit of 49 Auld Ulng - ·. a swea~ but eventually it becomes sec· 52 Falrgrond nature. I compare it to learning to ' L.....J'--..1..--Idrive a stick-shift car. At first , you are so wor.ried about·your feet and the ped· als that you don't watch what is going CELEBRITY CIPHER on outside the car. But eventually you by Luis Campos make the movements subconsCiously Celebn! y C!f)her crypiO{Ifams 1110 created lrom quollll10115 by famous people, pul Wid pre•ent E11ch lane• tn the c•pher stands IOf aoolhar TodBy's diM S rtQUsls C and start to drive properly. Today's deal occurred during the ft. ' J H ' Z z u y H 0 L PUT Z z up l nal of the Open Pairs, the preliminary HW event at the Zone 4 Champion ship s, • held in Jordan las·t spring. GJNN HRET W T ~ R Z IELHHV B W W A·. · r SlUing South was Deepak Sheth from • Kenya. His auction was unsophtsttcat· J p U8UJT.'· G l WRH ed, but he hoped' that either his part· .. ner's king was in hearts or the heart fi. (AWABLE SUHSDLE) ·xJCL IJUYYU. nesse would work. · • However, when West led t~e heart PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I shall hear in heaven . - ludwig van Beethoven. 10, Sheth understandably decided that "How do 1compose? Sining down. Pyotr llyich Tchaikovsky. the finesse was losing. He put up dum· my's ace and immediately_ cashed the ace-king of clubs, d1scardm~ the Jack . •. and queen of hearts from hand. Sheth continued with a diamond to his king, the diamond ace, a diamond ruff in the Rtorrangt IeHan of dummy and an avalanche of trumps. . four Kramblecl word1 At tnck 12, East clung tO the diamond .... tow to form four words jack, discarding the heart king! •Was that bad or unlucky d~fense? E F H I .R E Very bad. South was known to have six spades, three diamonds ~nd no clubs. He had to have started With four hearts. Appliance Parts And Service: All llfl8.14411. ... . 1987 Ford c.- Vlcltlrlll $2.800: Name Brandt Over 25 Yeara Ex1gs1 Dodge Omnll855.DO 111114 perience All Work Guarante-ed, Pallmlno Toni Cam~ 814·387· French City Uaytag, 614·•46· 1988 Ford truck, low mileage, aaso· _, 900 Lb. Reg. Holtonr / 12,800. 814 441!1 BD83 11,000 Each, 110,000 For All. Month Reg. Angus BuU Ttl~ l.IGtfT Bl.ll.f AT Ttff TOP Of Ttff tMPIIff STAn IUI&..l>11'16 ... . settp, Ship To Shore Redlo, Eaglo Drive On Trailer, 81 •.....a.2072• , tablilhed 1975. 720 llucks tor Sale ·u GtiAI'IG~l> 1g110 Dido 88 E•oll. Condlllon. 12 Reg. Angus Cowl • 7 W/ Catvea, 4 Ta Calve In July • One Ttilf SAY$ ON YOU, LAST JOI You HP, Oepthflnder, AMIFM Caa- '760 submarine 9 Walk Wllh dlfflcuhy 10 Stun 11 Reotlng 19 Container 21 Bulk 24 Mama- 0 30H75- 41 o13. Pure Bred Oalritatlon .. W"kl Old. 11&0. 114-215-5731.' •n· 277-31117. '. I U FL Aluminum V-Battom Boar. Trailer New Tlrn, leather Seam. Aireator, Trolling Motor. 1750, 614-388-8183. New gas tanks, one ton truck =..:..:.:..:~=------ wheela, radiaiD..., taoor maa, er:. 1g81 VW Rabbit. great gaa uv- D & R Au1o, Rlplll'. WI/. 304-372· AKC reglatered Dalmatian pup· 3933 Of 1·800·273-9329. •· $900 DBO. 304-67!HIII73. pial, 5 lemalo, 2 malo, $250, firat. ahara. mother & father available, 1g114 Pontiac Bonnovlllt LE. 304- SOUTHWEST PICK .UP PAATS 8H·gG2· &724, ahor 8pm 814· 875-e61111 •• Bedt. Cabs, Doors, Fenders And IW2..'794. More. 3 Miles South Of Gallipolis 1985 Buick Samerael Motor At Jucllon R~ 7, I Rt. 218, 814· AKC Regltttred Female Basaen Ct>mpletely Rebuilt, loaded, ~3767, \ 1 Hound 1 Year Old Comet With .1,500, 080, 81«40211. Hor Own ~2x80 Pen And Dog· 790 Campers & houoel125. 814-36HI<I88. 1H& 11...r. & Spd., - n . PS. Motor Homes AKC Registered Cocker Spaniel PB, At.IIFM cu..u•. Sun Roof 35 MPO, E•colflnt Condition, Puppy, Malo, Bull a Whitt, 1979 Ford a.totor Home, Canopy-, Wormed, Vacc:inated, Champion 1uoo. oeo. 814471-21M5. Ml"owave, Good Condition, 814· Bloodline, D.O. B. 312/i5,, $200, 1V85 Trona Am 3Q5 AuiO, Load- 258-6574. 814-3711-2728. ed, T-Topa, CD PtoyO<, t3,850, 198.4 Sunstream Motor Home 20' Ferrell, 8 Wllllljl Old, 014·3-n- 81~173. 54,000 llil01, Loaded, EXIra Nicol 2882. 11186 Chovy Colobrtly, 4 cl)'.. AT. Prlcolloduced To Sell! 614-2561222. liquid Wormers Not Doing The ,11:;, _ , (Ill - . . . goo~ "'"' dllon.lllllll,l1~ 89 Terry Resort camper, 35', aalf Job? Aak J D NORTH PRODUCE 6U·446-U33, ADoui -HAl'PY liee cunau Oldo il42 Willi aonllined, 814-Q85.4301., JACK TRIVERIIIGIDE. Ate• 211,100 IIIII, Li!iclod. Loll Of E•· · ognlzed S.Je I Effecllve Agafntt traol SloM Room Conditio! niSERVICES 'Hook, Round a Tapeworm• In ....cl109. :Dog::!:a.:&~C.=II:_,.I--,,:.-.:_--,..,­ 1898 Ford Eocort. 2 daar, Ha!Ch.tJPme Proleaalonal D~g 'Groomlng Vln· a.ck, aulo, arnnm caueua, aun 810 ton & Rio Grande Area, 20 YNtJ roar, GINn, runa ttrong, 11250, Improvements Eaperlence For Appointment, 814-742·2:!1Sf1. BASEMENT :8,::14-:::2::45-::::50::54:.::...: : - - - - - : : WATERPROOFING p . B 18118 ·Niuan Sanra Halehbock, Profeulonal at Groommg. y AC, 5 ~peed, CD plarer, new Uncondilionalliletima guarantee. Mu, Leava A Ue11age I'll Get lrantmiMion and exhautt, runt/ local references furnished. Call Badtr 614-2511-8550. lookt good, •1300 OBO, et4· (614) 448·0870 Or (814) 2370488 Rogers Waterproofing. EaIWZ-3244. ·AEIWl!lN IIOTtlfl& '· ·· Repaired, New & Rebuil Ill SIOCII. tal Ron evan, 1-1100·537·g528, Good Condition, 130, 814·387· FRANK & ERNEST 145 HP, 110, 70 Hrt, Easy Load . 2352 Ahor 4:30 P.ll. Trail..-. Plus Eatrasl $6,400, 614· 2S&-1905. 11H)1 Ford Granada Great lnlerl- or. And ExteriOr, low Mileage, 814-256-1012. , 1ge1 Oldt Cuttau, n8w motor. 8 Ger. .. ~ 1995, Banchoo, good condition, Trade For Street Bike, 814~.441· AKC Cocker Sponllll. 1 - · 7 males, docked. dew clawe 20114. remOved. 3 trlcoiOf, 1 black, I 4 'net Buick Regal 350 Engine, black a white, rlret 1hot1 gi~en. $100, also female capper nose ·Runt Good, Good Tirea, Vet Rll· Beagle, 130, onlr 13 wka. oldJ tvo Wheel•. 11,200, 30~·615 · Eacb,81ol-388-~ Wl-lERE's TI-lE SJ.IOI/EL AND TI-lE PAIL , AND TilE ~OE AN[;) TI-lE RAKE, AND nlE TRACTOR AND TI-lE DUMP TRUCK?! = 448-ll582. AKC Goldlrl.,~lriJIVor Pupploo, Will Hold Wllti Depoolr. •150 I TI-IOU6>1T A SANDBOX WA5 SUPPOSED TO HAVE A SJ.IOVEL AND A PAIL. AND A >tOE AND A RAKE, AND A TRACTOR AND A DUMP TRUCK .." 814-446-()821. cond .. 71,000ml., 11,.1150. Coil 18 Fl. Ski Boat, ·38o Engine, 304~75-2495 aher 59m Cornea With Trailer Oepthflnder, 1·::. 500 7 5110 U7ii Dodgo 51. Regia Loodod; :',:: :::..·8:.1:.:"'..:36:...():: =·;__ __ Excolltnl Condition, •1,000 qr 1989 Well Crall21 Fl. CC 280 814-m·32521eavt rroaage. To ·50 Degree1, tt.H. Brown GuarantHd, lowett Prket, The PEANUTS only rodt 8hrt, $4800. 304-CS.. 1871 Dodge Oarl, 4dr, V8, axe. us aee1. •II• I 1984 Honda Z50R lcoks ~oad, 8 Weok Old AKC Cocllar Spaniol Pupploa, Shots & Wormed, Dow Clowod. 81 ..251Hla87. c u't hwesl!'rn 2 Gravel ridges 3 Exlalod 4 Shod 5 Raw flah dish , 6 Naval addr. 7 Turna to bone Using fingers and toes ,I Runa Good. $450 Caah Or Trado, Alt Parts, 1·800·287·6308, 814· U8 83"8 1 Circular tent, By Phillip Alder Motorcycles 750 Boats & Motors for Sale · DOWN lead: • 10 leave Message. Call014-......a231. Pltclulge, Syaram Of Spit Sr•tam 11 ,250 lnalalled, 5 Yr. Warran1y Bath. Julie Webb. 1• 2• 5• 6• Pass · Pass TMEN I DON'T NEED TO TIDY UP TH' HOUSE IF IT'S THEM ESS CARD PLAYERS-- j Aluminum Wh&elt, XLT Chrome Plickage, Bedliner, 2,500 Miltl call614-992-3992. tutlng Hydro I GOT COMPANY COMIN' OVER TONIGHT MAW '115 lluattng, aharp. $5500, 6H· · _518.:.::5·--'------CICI2-5532. 1994 Honda CBR F·2 olrllet billa, •ag Bonneville, 4 door, PW, POL, wllh extra1, excellent Gondllion, P9tsfOrSale 560 HillS Ford F-150 4•48 Cjllnder, ·· 5 Spood, ... lr, "l.t/Ft.l Caooettt, 140 TRANSPORTATION Pass Pass BARNEY 11193 Ford F·150, 4 wo. 5 Speed. Air Conditioning, 22,500 Mlloo. $12,300, 814·387- 7755. H.Y lor llfi..&IUIIIO boloo, mlliOd Temolh) & Altti, olaa. puro Alffl. Ed 1111110.. 30H7S.1<187. Tabacc:o Ptantt. Waterbed planll tor ult. Call 304-885-3954 after g:30pm.llanr¥ Dtllllluru Pass Pass 11W1 5-10 4.3 V-o, .,4, Loaded, 84,000 lllloo, $9,500, 814 ·448· 71180 Of L-lletlagt. "•king: $16,200, 614-046·1219 Premium oatlallalfa rolll, 125. Straw. llorgon·o Firm, Rl 35. 3IJ4. Block, brick, aewer pipet, windows, llnlell, etc. Claude Winlert. .Ohio. moiniBinod. S3400. 81 "'98 5-ol369. 34" 377•. I Sean At: GalliPQIIS Dally Tribune, 4t-'·nn 42 Hll·oho sign 43 Royal women 46 Pattern of bellefa 50 Exhort 51 Hot'll (Fr.) 53 Actor Calhoun 54 Author Dlneoen 55 Allow 56 Overt 57 Cuohlono 58 View 59 Edllor't nolo · •- Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: West South West North East I 730 vans & 4-WDs and downs 33 Upper limb 34- Canals ... . . . lndlano Ocean Sault- Marie VIgor Game oc stra~ c Instruments • AKJ987 •Q J 9 5 , +A K 8 I 81ol~7·3388 or 814-887·3287. 907-2018. t •• g1 Chevy S..10, .rod, 4 el~. !i sp.. pluah Interior, high milea, well 81~751. , I Groom Shop ·Pill Grooming. ~·· Ou-. Bod Comploto With BaddinG, EKOIIont.Condltion. •135, 0 llniOd . - t3BQO. bod · .... CXInd., 80,00Qml., 30H7fi. 7981 . ' 3 Ton Cenral Air Conditioner • • 304:34744111. 1g81 Fairmont Fairpoint, 14x72, ,./" Chlldcart II·F eam-5:30~m Ageo 2·K, Young School Age During 312·3400 · Summer. 3 Doyo ~ WMk lllnl· 1982 Clayton Longvlo.w, toxso, . ::""~m~81::':'::18:::38:::::5'::.·~--,,-I 2br, 1 bath, AC 304-372-3400 cntorlea far let• & arrpt. 11m 1300. - - - Ha Pitta. 1 lllfl Sooth Ot EutN. Dom. S325flolo. + llopoolt. All Uti. llloa Pltld Excopl Elecrlc, 814· 25&-~ . Nk:e 2 bed room mobile homt tn 3br., 2 bath, fireploca, AC. 301~4:_·~~~~~~!l!!~8!11!4-1111~~!:;58~5B!:__ _ School. 032 · -~block knllod,_, Woiohl bench IK· Hay & Grain Buy - 12' boll wlawlvol -Ia. oloclrlc' motor I bel1ary. Steel chllnH Orlando. 4 holll nlthta naar 'D I• ,_,., .,.. anytime, peid t300. 1811 • • 2 Badrooma, 1411110 Tolll Elocrlc, 640 Unlden collulor bag pllona wl1h pock, llko 875-78111. Livestock .. 4 •K84 +J 9 .765 • J. 875 SOUTH $4400 080, 61 ..1W2~518. Riled- l!ul01 ...2!+1385. porllbll antenna and battery 814-25&-1131. One Sorv1co ·50Ft Reach, Srump At- Ohio, $25,000 1114·DD2· 7047, .2 Bedroom Trailer_On Upper Ro· • mo~al, Fret . Etlim'atetl In ·' 814-742-2550 or6t4-384 6364. Ute 7, $275/lilo. 814-44&-2515.' aurance, 24 Hr. Emereenc1 Serv- Ice .Call And S.vel No Troe Too 10•20 3 Room Toni. Vory Oood 'Condldon. •175, 814·2-704. 81 ......e-220s. Wattr, Elec. Available, $13,500 000 81 ....•1 · 1583 Allot 5 P.M. ..--..-----~-- Four lots near Recine- opprox . 1 112 acres each, starting at call 814-11411-202~ . a:;;raiDr. , 814- 742·11!102- 4 year On• Year Old, Spacioul 2 Bed:: room, Juat 4 Milu From Gallipo- 630 EAST 5 3 2 106 tQ 42 QI0642 allum. wheels, AM/FM canette, 7- J ?A~11'1 tAl.-.. "lti ' 1200 3 Ton ComprOUOf, I Hlllll Pump; '120Q 1(.4 Yd. Concrete lll•tr (112 HP Eltclrlc): 1200 - 5300 high apood ~· Cancre1e. Trowllno Machine; T clal maat uw w/axtra blades 1200 Bull FIOII Wllh Hondloa l1.1qcl 080. 304-&711-41011. ~~); S200 Eerlh Campa.ctor; 11 HorH Power Rear Tine 1Wo Air Condl- 12.000 Tlllr;Aftlr 5 P.M. IU 388 IU3 BlU'o 81 ......1·1205. 10· hp. portable army puU 11ar1. -u good, EEK&MEEK 1g78 1 Ton Truck, Excellent Shape, 614-245-9227. 1g8g Ch..y S· 10, o1c11., Sapd .. -~ 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise 4Q I 0 6 • A 7 3 2 t I0 3 4A K 9 3 1888 F150 convoraion by action, like new condition, 89,0bOml .. $8.500. »1..783841 . ~----------r-----------l .b Price Butter! New 14x70, 2 or :lbt. Only $995 down. $1~5imonlh. 38Hl811. 32'x23'), 100'x40' lot, $1~500. 304-1!82·2763. • - WUI IfACH· Furni11')ed Efficiency, All U~llllea Paid, Share Bath, S1o451Month, :.:.::=.:..:.:::.::=::_----1 hookup. Relerenceo. Depoolt No Cou111)'. HOURS: (1) ~ Hri/Wk CLive ·In): 3 P.ll . ·--·. 568 In Rodney. $12,500. 814-245· 5750 extrat. 825 Third A'lanue, Galllpollt 540 Miscellaneous Merchandise POSTAl JOBS Sour •12.0MY. and liP' plication lnh caii211P6H301 OX1WV548. ~pm. SUn-Frl. or 111114 F·250 ••4. 814-3-- e:oo p.m. 614-992·2528. FINANCIAL '114 Ford Rang., '-I'Y dul)', fully 14 Blurt out 15- avis 16 Helpl 17 Seep 18 Military ditch 2D Portrayed 22 •Mol (cocktall) · 23 Plump 24 Sing like Bing 27 Fam. member 28 Hockey loam 31 River Island 32 Luau 1977 Ford 112 ton pickup. 300 8 . Lm. 10 e:OO p.m., SunO.V 1:00 10 For Rant: Furniahad 1 Bedroom 1982 Townhouu 1•X70 with Apartment, NeJIIt To library, No 8X24 Factory Sllde-tn E:-pando. ~ ,Pitta, B14 4Be BB04. BR. 1BAth, Central Air wirh 8'x12 13 - --$550, 81 ...742·2502. • BUy or sell. Riverine Ant iques, U2.4 E. Main Street, on Rt 124, ~omeroy. Hours : M.T.W. 10;00 2301. $17,000, 014-11112-5532. • . - . ·ea·Ford F 100. 8 c11 .. 814·702· loaded, 11200 worth . abbr. 8 Govl farm agcy. 12 Plaintiff ALDER cyL automatic, bod~ fair, no re· ~ Spaulding lront, 1 lhru PW $1 25. Winc.heller 12 gauge $150. Rug- 530 -ro •A "' . ~L Wuher, Or~er, Refrigerator, Air Conditioner, Microwave, Color 520 H<? . Modern 2 BR. Garage ApL Gal GOOD USED APPLIANCES H8a1 + Air located near SChools. Wathen, dryera, ref~lgaratora, $300. Month. No Petti OU-448· range1 . Skaggs Apphancll, 71 23QO. ~o GA"T \If Af'I<-H• ~MA"' 2bdrm. apta., total alee1rlc:. ap- HIOO·- I W. ll"Y'I Bod( Shop, Auto Body A VA '-A,.01'- ?TA!<:e """',."~T 1 L.oud cry 5 taln. airport PHILLIP 120 ltucks 'fo~ Sale KIT 'N' CA RLYLE® by Larry Wright 36 31 38 39 to negotiate a SIQnlficant maner tod~y, it will be iinperat1ve to appro.ach the sltualion realistically . Fot us on facts , not probablli1ies. Trying 10 palch up a broken ,. finantial or Commerc1al j)er&ptions could be nlore astute todaY thc:lr,l .those of ·your associates . Do not let others c alllhe s tlols. · " · TAURUS (April 211-May 20) Y~r com· petitiveinstlncts m1ght be a tnfle slow today. You. may.not p~~ lo~h your best ..efforts unul you re tra1llng m the score ~i!') time runn1ng out: -. . •... GEMINI (May 21·J~ne 20) /;. diStasteful development can be altered to your salls· tactipn today if you don '~ take what . Occ;:urs lying down . Instead, correct th e. correctable. • -- ------........ ) ·-~ , JULY 3l · ' loO �• ' • • Page 10 • The Daily Sentinel .Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Combatting Medicare fraud: What can you do? Beat of the Bend ... Hope you're feeling red, while and blue .since tomorrow is Independence Day and you should probably celebrate a bil. · The communities of Rulland, Racine and Middleport are having July 4th observances with a lot of activity in >;tore in all U1rce communities. If you live in any .of the three towns then you' 11 probably just s'tay on the "home field" for the day. In you live in oU1er communities then you can r.ick and choose- and that's the hard part since all three observances do offer some interesting highlights. Of course. "doing the towns" -Willtak~o;ome-ener!W-and if you'r-e • • one ·anyways like me you h~ve ounct! a day and tloing all three towns will t1.ke· at least lhree. I've al(vays enjoyed the Rutland parade so that town will pmbahly be my lirst stop on Tuesday morning . The Racme events look gocxJ and somew where arouml 2 p.m. they'll be hav- " P:'" For the two year., Steven, his . wife. Stephani e, and their children- a daughter, Summer, and a son, Tyler- have been suuioncd at Fort Sill, Okla., living in Lawton. Steven has now been promoted to the rank of major and he and his family me now in Charlollesville, Vi, where on July 28, Steven will return to graduate school at lhe University of Virginia Schon! of Law . After a year at the school. Ste ven is expe,ling to )'ltay on for two year~ teaching law m the uni· vcrsity. . And another nice part. Sleven '""' his family were here recently for :t visit at which little they allen<led tl1e armurd Clarke Family Reunion held at the home of Dr. and Mrs . Greg Clarke at Liberty, W. Va., last weekend. • • BY ED PETERSON, Social Security manager, Athens by .Bob Hoeflich -, • Monday, July 3, 1995 Nearly 800 million claims for Medicare benefits were submitted to Medicare for payment in 1992. Some of the claims were fraudu· lent. AS fraudulent claims were detected, some providers were warned, some were fined, sorTie were thrown out of the Medicare program, and some were .sent to prison: Despite the efforts, it is esti· mated that as much as SJO billion w~s stolen from"Medicare that year. . Each time Medicare pays a claim it shouldn · 1, the government is being ripped-off, and as a taxpayer so are you. When someone ~ knowingly or willingly lies in order to geLpaid lllj_sJ.s frau\!. a federal crime ..Such a crime happens when a provider misrepresents on llle In many cases, you will not sus- tllere are some instances when you claim form what as furnished to llle pect foul play until you review the will receive bills from a provider consumer. Explanation of Your Pan B Medi- you never saw. For example, you When you suspecttllat Medicare care Benefits (EOMB). These may have gotten services from has improperly paid a claim, conexplanations include information radiologists or cllidiologists who tact the insurance company that • on whelll"er or not Medicare paid, intefjlret test results for your perpaid. The company, will contact the how much, and lbe item/service for sonal phy-sician . You may never provider to investigate. If you wish, 'which Medicare paid. These state- . meet these consultants, but they your name will not be used. If you ments are valuable in detectin g perform real, necessary services. feel comfortable doing so, you may If you believe Medicare is being Medicare fraud. Look for: contact lbe provider lllat submitted Duplicate payment for llle same cheated, call or write the Medicare llle claim before calling Medicare service; , company lllat paid the claim. The and inform the provider tllat Medi· Ambulance services you arc not name, address and telephone are on care pai<l for llle item or service. aware of; the Explanation of Your Part B · Also, explain why you believe Medicare Benefits. !(you plan to Payment for home medical Medicare should not have P,aid. equipment while you or a family write ralller than call, clearly Slate If the provider made an honest mell,lber are in a Medicare- at the beginning of your leiter, lbat mistake, it can be corrected and approved hospital or nursing home; you are filing a fraud complaint. Medicare will get a refund. If llle This will ensure that your comDates of service on llle EOMB provider told you before you that differ from the dates you actu- plaint is processed ill rough the mail ~ceived !be service .tllat Medicare ally received .the service; room to the fraud unit. Address the is not likely to pay for llle service, Outpatient services billed while envelope to the name and address ., you !)lay _haye_Lo_pa_y for .!he ser- _the patientw~s in llle hospital; and .. o~ !he ~x_planation_ of Medicare .. vice. · • terns or services you do not recall · ' benefirs, auention, Medicate Fraud getting. Remember, however, that Unit. Appliances should be turned off when no one is -home et out the Leave it to some of our senior . Dear Anp Landers~. readers know. · deparunent store, and tlle entire store wet noodle. Remember c woman ci tizens to come ur withsome 'Portland, Maine: Please don't make had to be evacuated. Fortuna !ely, no ey," told inrt!resting Ulings-Lhan·k heavens who said her husband, • fun of people who Lhink electrical one was injured. her not 10 leave the wa · machine ing a frog jumping cnmc~t so, perthey've had the presence of mind to Please inform your readers Lhat appliances should be watched. I hans. that could be e nt ertaming . while it was opernting? He wanted hang onto "stuff' from the past. speak from experience. appliances should never ·be left • And down Middleport w:ty, a vari1995. Los Angolles her to stay and watch it. She wrote, My good neighbor Dorothy Times Syndlca(e and . Several weeks ago, I walked out running when you are not at home. eiy musical show is sched'uled at "Isn't that the craziest tlling you've Creators Syndica1e' well-preDownie bas a highly .of my kitchen after breakfast and left DEAR BJITON: Consider it done. · 8:05 p.m. and with Sh~on Hawle7 ever heard?" You agreed and addeQ, the"coffee percolator still connected, My tllanks for yollf input and to all ·and Paulerte Harnson i\t.charge. It served statement from The Holzer "Rodney sounds a bit daft to me." shou ld be excellent so being tltcre Hospital dealing with llle birlll of Not so daft, Ann. I no longer toss a . Recently, I· was away from my I'd done n often and thought noLhing . oLhers who wrote. Your testimonials for that is almost a "must". Maybe her soH, Chuck. could save lives. load in the machine and leave for machine when I heard a hissing noise. of it. The entire bill , dated June 14, "pfft pfft" and Gem of the Day: People who l heard a slight we cou ld take lillie "rests" between work. This is what happened to ll]C: I thought it came from outdoors and siops and manage all three-(>r 1942, came to $99.29 but let me After loading the machine one went to check. The machine's water turned around just .in time to see complain about the way the ball . doubling up On the vitamin tablet.-. tell yml what the charges inclnrled : Monday morning, I was just about to hose had ruptured and was spewing sparks igniting my organza cunnins. bounces usually dropped it. laboratory work, $5; deli very room could help. Fortunately, I putout the small blaze, PlaMing a wedding? What's right? leave the house when I decided to a<ld very hot water across the kitchen. By tile way, it w:" the Second and anesllletic, $15; O.R. baby, $5; but I will never a)!ain leave any What's wrong? 'The Ann Landers There was an inch of water on llle Continental Congress wh1ch adopt · hospital care, 10 days, $60; care of a bath towel to llle wash. To my appliancepluggedinwhennotinuse. Guide for Brides" will relieve your swprise, I saw flames shooting out floor, but fortunately, none had gone eJ]thc Declaration of Indepcndencc baby, nine days, $12.86; special Baton Rouge, La,: A flfC broke out anxiety. Send a se/f-()lidressed, long, fron; underneath the washet I quickly olrJuly 4, 1976-219 years ago- medicines and supplies, $1.25, witll into the living room. The same thing in a beauty salon. My head was in business-size envelope and a check . 18 cents for sale tax on meals pulled the electric cond and put out happened to my neighbor when she hmmm, seems like only yesterday . the shampoo bowl at tlle lime. The or money order for $3.75 (I his rounding out the 10~11. lllelire. was away from home. She had to heating element in the clothes dryer includes postage and handling) to: By tl1e way, Chuck, who resides So, Ann, watching a washing . replace every rug in the house. Congratulations are in order for in New Hampshire these days, is failed to shut off after the drying Brides, c/o Ann Landers, P.O. Box machine may be a darned good idea Steven E. Walburn, formerly of Turner, Ore.: While I've never had currently on a trip to England. Be.t after all .• : LAURA IN CALE- a dangerous breaktlown with my cycle, and llle towels in~ide burst into 11562, Chicago, 111. 60611-0562. (In MtJ<lleport an<l wn of.Dalc and he'll spend more titan $99.29 drm't flame. The salon was located in a Canada, send $4.55.) Marge Walbum. Middleport. DONIA, WIS. • washer, I had a scare willl m·y dryer. you? Steven serves with the Judge DEAR LAURA: Thanks for the One of my bras hooked inside llle Advocate's Department in the U.S. input. I heard £rom at least 100 olllers drum and caught fire. We were home lf.you won Saturday's $30 milAnny- and hios for the past eight who told me the same tlling. Keep at the time', and no dap!age was done, ycms. He received his law degree lion in tlle Ohio Lollery, you forgot reading: but the bm didn't make it to call me. Do keep smiling. _Jrom the University of Tenncsst:e .. Fmm Santa Barbara: The man who Common sense dictates that all thought the washing machine should appliances should be turned off when ·be watched was not entirely wrong. np one is home. Please let your Ann Landers Area youngsters learn business principles T\venty-lllree area youngsters, their own business. including Meigs County students, "The gaL~~e dealt with all aspect~ were introduced to basic business ot;putting wgether U1e entire corpoprinciples during llle second annual rate structure.' it was actuplly a simYoung Entrepreneurs Camp and ulation of business management· Workshop at the University of Rio and decision-making," Wolfe said. Grande Ia" week. Students grades '"Titey really seemed to enjoy it." six thrliugh .nine from Meigs, GalSenior Mandie Grucser of lia, Maso_n, Jackson and Vinton Reedsville co-taught a section on attended the week-long ' b.qsitiess and personal ethics. "Stu~ . ·counties __,' -event dents exhibited a line understandDr' Robert Kilby, assistant pw- ing of right and wrong and seemed fessor of business ma11agement. to. have strong moral foundations," directed the event. she said. · "It was a very positive week. I . Young people were also intro· !hink all the kids who auended had duced to credit cards. a great time and learned quite a lot: "We ~1ught the kids what credit from how to balance a checkbook cards are and about the proper to business and personal ethics," he usage of credit car(ls," said Jennifer said. "We're grateful to the URG Proffill. a junior from Long BotStudents In Free Emerprise (SIFE) tom, who served a.s instructors for much "We talked about interest and o( t)1e week." fielded general.questions about One of the SIFE st4de11ts credit canJs." involved in -Lhc· instructio.n wns The nrograrn.e~ded with a gradShawn Wolfe. a URG sophomore u~ttion ceremony in which certili from Portland. Wolfe gttiueU_stu· cates tlf participalion werc .hnndeU dents through a computer g~e oul. which taught them how to s~t up BQKU FRUIT JUict.COOLER Pkg. of 175 rop_s OH570 members . • I ,..........., ~ discuss ~trash . ' ' Member discussed a "trash that fat" contest at a recent meeting_ of Pomeroy TOPS OH570. They also participated in the Area Recognition Q,ay penny march, and Nancy Manley read some helpful hin!l;, including "A Message from tile Scale" and led ·a question and answer session. Donna Jacks read a nighttime prayer and rhyme for dieters. ·· ' -- ' ' Vol, 46, NO. 46 Copyright 1995 HAIR COlORANT ' Assorled CommUnity calendar Shade~ RIA~~~ · MAYBELLINE MASCARA SALE Lash By Las~ Assorted Shades UNITtO REBATI YOUR . ~----------------------~ RITE AID PHOTO FINISHING COUPON I ~ -· SHAMPOO OR CONDITIONER 15 oz. 2500 PRI~E f11111 Great Lash or MASSENGILL DISPOSABLE DOUCHE vos ANAl COST •JOO· , ON2 l2 00 AJAX , LAUNDRY DETERGENT. 64 oz. Wrth bleach Alternative SPECIAL BUY Coke/ Diet Coke 2 Liter oI '• 'I 7, ' 1 Section, 10 Page ents A Multimedia Inc Newspaper ---.- oEA Challenges campaign. finance law . . . accomplish lllrough the Legislature," he said. By JOHN CHALFANT Secretary of State. Bob Taft had not been served witll the legal action Associated Pr.ss Writer COLUMBUS -The state's largest teachers union asked the Ohio and could not comment, said spokeswoman Maureen Brown. Taft was Supr,eme Court on Monday to declare portions of a new state campaign listed in Ute case 1 along. wjth Altomey General llelly Montgomery. Voinovich on May 24 signed the law, which would impose limits on · · finance reform law to be uncqnstitutional. A motion filed by the Ohio Education Association targeted four provi- money individuals, political action commillees and crunpatgn committees may contribute to state candidates. sions the OEA said were especially troublesome for public employees. 1 "This law unfairly and unconstitutionally discriminales against public Barring court action, the law takes effect Aug. 23. : Tbe OEA asked the state's highest court 10 strike down four sections employees by barring their right to fully participate in llle ]lO!itical prolllat the union contended: cess," OEA President Mike Billirakis said. • Would make one poitlon retroactive tn Jru1. I, 1995 because it would Mike Dawson, press secretary for Gov. George Voinovich, was opti-require refundS Of dues and VOluntary contribul·ions !O a political action mistic the law would withsumd a coun review. · • "We're confident that their challenge -to Ohio's campaign finance comminee thm were collected after that date. · • Would impair contractS already in -place. reform law will fail. The Jaw is fair to everyone," Dawson said. • Would deny lll a class of people the rig}ll to equal treaunen~ · free "They are uying to accomplish through llle court whalllley couldn't Bridge leap 'joke' irks _ state police MASON, W.Va. ~ The Point Pleasant Detachment-West Vir. ginia State Police.has learned tllat a local man jumped from the · Pomeroy-Mason Bridge Saturday · night as a joke. $gt. G.L. Clark said be was informed Monday afternoon that John B'eaver Jr., Rt. I, Point Pleasant, leaped from the Bend Area span. Information was obtained from people who were in a boat wailing to pick up Beaver after the jump. Clark said tile prank caused many wasted man-hours while a search was performed Saturday night and Sunday. He said many Vlllunteem risked.lbeir.Jives participating in the sellrch. Agencies involved in llle search • included lbe slate police, lbe state ~Jlo)lctf helicopter, Mason EMS; _ · Mason Fire Department, Ne.w · ___..,_ Haven Fire Department, New · Haven EMS, Mason County Sheriff's DeNrlment, Mason Police, Meigs County Sheriff's Department, Pomeroy EMS and the · Pomeroy and Middleport fire . deparnnents. The Coa.~t Guand also assisted. wfill pleasure craft that _ were in the area. The sergeant said offici:Us are looking into the possibility of criminal charges being brought against Beaver. · The entire incident wils "a fooli~h and dallgerous prank which resulted in a waste of time and money," Clark said. spe'ech, rmd lree a"embly because 'it would prohibit only public empli•yccs from deducting money from their paychecks for colllrihutions to political action commi!lees. _ 1 • Would set vague time and place restrictions 'on soliciting for le'funpaign contrihulions. · :·certainly there are other elements of Senate Bill R Umt are troublesome to public employees, but these li>ur provisions merit extraordinary relief," Billirakis said. OEA allomey Ted Iorio said the association asked the court 10 onder Taft to comply with the current cmnpaign tinru1ce law instead of the new statute. The OEA requested oral arguments in llle case and asked for expediteil action. "We Ill ink the Supreme Court of Ohio is·going to recognize that these are,ex traordinary facts and immediate relief is·required," Iorio said. ·There was no indication'when the court miglJt L'lke up the request from the I 14,000-member organization. . For a safer Fourth·of July Political contribution bill concerns .leaders Common sense stressed when . using fireworks The safest way ·to enjoy fireworks is to watch professional displays, but for people who must set off their own ftreworks, a little common sense is in order, according to Meigs County Emergency Services Qirector Roben Byer. One thing safety officials try · · to urge people to do is use common sense and play ii safe, B r said. B yer said Meigs C unty Emergency Medica rvice squads have bad t 7respond to fireworks accidents over the > r~ar~ mostly involving lllJUrtes to hands and fingers, as well as facial injuries due · to . . _bums. . Some spectators have been burnJ!!l !>y flying debris, 'he 7 ·' · adlfo d. d:ildren and fireworks are Jl bad combination. "Children shouldn't have them at all," he said. Byer urged -potential user& to not bold firew,orks in their- hands, and to watch where they dispose of debris. Sparklers can cause bums due to U1e hot wire, he said. Kid'~ love . to pia~ with ( sparklers, but they don't realize ti1a1 that rod is hot, they'll throw iI down and someone will step on it - getting burned in the pro- · ' AP Economics Writer less .deal with no enforcement powWASHINGTON - The Clinton ers. administration, facing criticism that "The final agreement is vague, it settled for a mediocre deal with unenforceable, non-binding - in Japan on autos, laun.ched a new . shon, it is. vinually empty," Senate trade battle with its chief economic Majority Leader Bob Dole, a Republican candidate for president, rival Monday. This time the light i over llle multibillion-dollar ·m et · said in a floor speech Friday. · for film and photographic pape "Even Nexi.ll~ Chamberlain got U.S. Trade Representat've a piece of paper to wave around Mickey Kantor ~nnounce<l It is when he got home. We didn't even office would investigate allegations get that," Patrick Buchanan, anolll· \I)ade by Eastman 'Kodak' Co. that er Republican rresidenlial caildiFuji, Japan's largest film manufac- date, complained Sunday. He was· turer, had, with the help of the referring to the British prime min· Japanese governm.ent, erected a istcr who sought to appease Adolf web of complex barriers that had Hiller before World Witr II. cost Kodak $5.6 billion in sales in Kodak, which spent a year and · $I million assembling ils case · the Japanese market. Calling ·it "critical that U.S. against F,uji, welcomed the admin- · • finns achieve full access to Japan's - istration' s decision. Monday. market," Kantor announced the Kodak's pr\!sident, George M.C. administration would pursue a case Fisher, .said his company's goal is against Japan under a provision or not retaliation against Japan but tile U.S. law known as Section 301. opportunit)' to compete fairly. ,. The new case carne less thful a . "We are one step closer to ·week after the United States .anti finl!IIY com;cting years of anti· Japan settled a bitter Section 301 competitive behavior in I a pan," fight involving autos and auto Fishersaid i'la statemem. parts. That agreement came ju&t Fuji attaelCed the Kodak case as hours before record trl,lde sanction_s _ ''a heavy-handed attempt to ;sbifL against Japanese luxury cars were llle blame from Kodak's own poor business decisions, .,, Fuji's ·suc- . scheduled to take effect. In the film case,-the United cess relative to Kodak in Japan has States will first ask for consulta- been determined by fair competi. tions wilh theJapanese govern- lion and consumer choice." Maq,y of the allegations in the ment. Those negotiations can take up to a year but if there is no agree- film ca.~e mirror ch~ges lodged by ment, the administration has the U .S. ·au tom akers that Japan's power to levy punitive tariffs on "keiretsu" system of interlocking • relationships among Japanese comJapanese products. While President Clinton bailed panies -and cozy relations with the last .week's auto deal as a historic - Japan~;;e government work 10 keep market-orening agreemem that out foreign products. · would result in tllousands or Amer''All of lllese cases, whether it is ican jobs, critics hiiVe charged the auto parts or glass or semicqnduc.. L'OREAL CA$TING \ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, July 4, 1995 COLUMBUS (AP) - A Senate proposal to penn it unlimited corpo. rate and union contributions .to political parties ran into trouble · Monday _with Gov. George Voinovich and House Speaker Jn Ann Davidson. Voinovich said he would :veto the legislation if it threatened -to un<lermine a recenlly-emtcted cam-' paign finance reform law. And : Davidson, R-Reynoldsburg. suggested a change that wnuld allnw some of the proposed contribulions, but not an unlimited mnounl. ' "lt',ii jusl an allcmpl lu get lhe people nf Ohio to he more lriemlly to our environment,'' Duchy saiU . . A similar bill he introduced in the lasl legislalive sesSipn failed in committee. The dispute ovc'rpolitical con~ ,tributions revolves around a propo_,,il the ·senate inserted in a. House bill · that m:Hnly deals with technical changes in elections law. Corporations lhat now may ,' directly give parties money onl.y for purchase or construction of headquarters could, along witil The bill is pending in a House- u11ions, provide · mdimited mnount~ of money for furniture .. copying Senate conference committee. Davidson was asked about the machines, compu1ers, brnadc..1."11ing maner after a nonvoting House ses- . gear and an array of .fllher equip· 1 sion Monday that included intro- me1iL Democrats said the proposal' duction of a bill to desigimte-an was nut restricted to those items, oflicial state soil. - ~ Ref ~Jim Buchy, R-Greenvi!le, · and would effectively allttw lin lim-~~ FIR~WORK's SAFETY- Kids love to play with ftreworks, · anticipilted his bill on behalf of the ited COillribuLi(ms. but constant parental super-vision Is a must, according to M~igs ''lllicrelary of Staic Bob Tfflf said ~ Miamian Soil S~ries will be, well,' EMS Director Robert Byer. Youngsters are shown here preparfe11ile ground for joke.,_But humor last week he worried the plan ing to play with sparklers under the supervision of Sandi Hawaside, he insisted thcq; is a ~crious would circumvent the campaign ley of Racine. The chlldre!J were then directed to plaoe the hot fi!Hmce law ,Voinnvich signed in · purpose behind the p{op<>Sfil. • . sparkler wires Into a bucket of wale~. Buchy introduced it at the . May. request of the Miami. County Soil Voinovich _,aiJ Monday his staff cess, be ·said. mit fur anything bi.gger than ·and Water Conservation District. wa., cxrunining the Set~tle proposByer said to place all misfires Cla~s .C fireworks," he said. Class al. or duds in ·abucket of water. C fireworks include sparklers: "They're tried fpr years to dm~ "Ba,il::ally !think they ought to . Ohio law also govems llle use smoke bombs arid other types of· attention of the public to the impor·pull that stun," Voinovich said. of tireworks. 'fireworks. tance of being good stewands of the "If t11ere's any indication l~al it's People setting off fireworks Class A fireworks cab he · soil," he sahJ in nn interview. frustraling the campaign finance displays in Racine, Middleport bought in Ohio (firecrackers, 11<11· Mi cuni:tn soil, .dominant in his reform Jaw that we just passed I and Rmland have obtained state · tle rockets and other fireworks), wcstcm Ohio district, is pf!!valelft will veto the bill." • permits for their displays, Byer but selling them off is another in ufi to 25 of t)Je stmc' s RX conn· Davidson suggested allo"•i.n.JV~­ said. thing, he said. lies. It is considered prime, produc- some contributions, hut with "You have to have a state pertive farm lrmd. ( ... ~~=J~R~!~E~ie ~~ni!~n !~!~ooth~ ' Charms were given 10 Maida Long and Maggie Biggs for six . weeks without a gain. Angela Sharp gave the weight report. KOPS best loser'was Ola St. Clair. TOPS best loser ~Was Margaret Henderson wit11 Stephanie Snyder as runner-up. Norma Pillow won a drawing for a fruit basket and Ola St. Clair won the gadget gilt - . The Community Calendar is Township Buiiding. published as a free service to nonprofit groups wishing to announce EAST MEIGS Eastern meeting and special events. The : Local Board of Education meeting, calendarisnoldt;Signerjtopromote 7 p .m. Wednesday <lithe hig~ sales or fund rarsers of any type. scht>ol cafeteria, · hems are Jlrinted as space permit' and cannot be guaranteed to run a THURSDAY spe~itic number of days. TUPPERS PLAINS - Members VFW Post 9053 <1nd AuxilMONDAY iary, Tuppers Plains, 6:30 P·l'l· CARPENTER - Columbta Thursday at llle halL Joint meeting Township Board o!' Trustees meet- with architect. Auxiliary meeiing to ing, 7:30p.m Monday at the Car- follow at 8 p.m. ' • . penter lire station .. . ' , ' REEDSVILLE - The Olive SYRACUSE- Sulton Town- TowtL,hip Trustee~ meeting set for ship Trustees, Momlay, 7:30 p.m at Thursday will be held.at the .home · U1e Syr~cuse Municipal Building. of Clerk Marilla Durst. The budget ·-meeting will be at 7 p.m. followed POMER()Y - Meigs County by the IJ)gular meeting at 7:30p.m. Recycling Program will accept appliances to be recycled all day. EAST MEIGS - Girls between Unload appliances at parkin~ lot sevenlll and 12 grades interested in edge unlil4:30 p.m. Monday. joining the Eastern High School volleybaJ) team must attend one WEDNESDAY meeting at the high 'school, 10 a.m. PAGEVILLE - Scipio Town- or 6:30 'p.m. Thursday; or 10 a.m. ship Truste~s. 6:30 p.m. WellHCS· or 6:30p.m.' July 13. For details, day ?..t~ - 'Pag~vtlle Townshtp call Dawn Jackson at 667-6530 or Building. udget hearing meeting, Paul Brannon at378-6161. July 1.,2, :30 p.m. at llle Pageville ,. .' New trade .flap looms ' -- that .fat' Clear White Grape 'Raspberry, Black Cherry White Grape or Seiien Fruit Blend - 46 oz. sCOTTIES· FAeiAL TlSSUES • • ' Bom~·_pror::Jte .,':· . ·r • t ' -,, <t· '•w ' ·t : \¥ '>, \ -.'1:\.-1 ~ . .:,... , ..... 1 A..-· t ,....;,..,,. turns' focus on rare rifle KINGMAN, Ariz. (AP) - A rare rille federal authorities believe · might have been stolen by the Oklahoma City bombing suspects has turned up ill a pawnshop. The rille, a Winchester Model 43 .22 caliber-Hornet. is believed to be one of 66 weapons taken from Royal, Ark., gun collector Roger Moore in a $60.000 heist lrL~l Novemhcr. Jim Fuller, the owner nf A&P Pawn, mentioned to FBI agents who were in his pawnshop Umt he had recently purchased the unusual rille. "I guess they made the connection anti .... aitl, ·.rim, don't sell that gun, we'll be right .hack,' 'he· ~ ...,. NEW BAITL!WROUND- With a ··uji dis- because !he big auto ·nght with japan has lieen play rack fil!ed with Kodak camera• and Fuji . sellled doesn't mean the world's two largest film in the foreground, Adrian Reed stocked econo111les ore now at peaee. The newest bailie· ground is film and photographic paper. (AP) · Kod~k film at a Washington camera. store, Just -· tors or film, are manifestalions of a· deeper problem, anti-competitive practices ill Japan that work to keep outsiders out of tlle market," said Clyde Prestowilz, a Re&gari ar!ministration trade negotiator who now beads llle Economic Strategy Institute, a Washingto~ lllink tank . Many· U.S . . trade analysts believe Kodak presents .a stronger case attacking lbe "keiretsu; ' sys- · tem.than llle U.S. automakers were · able 10 puttogetller. Kodak contends lllat Fuji main- Ilia ,, ' tains dominance in the fflm and pfiotogmphic paper market by pressurin~ JapiY.''s four largest film wholesalers to,kecp rival products out of reJatl stores. Fuji enjoys a 75 percent share of the film market in Japan compared wi.th 7 perc_ent for Kodak and 18 percent for other foreign suprliers. ·Worldwide, Kodak has a 44 percent market share. . Alan Wt:Mf; a Washington auorney reprc;senting Kodak ,. said Ill at the ritm case could be critical in detennining -whether Japan is serious in its efforts to deregulate its economy to provide it~ consumers with more choice and chtare~ prices. . . . "There has been a lot of talk about deregulation and the full integration of the Japanese economy inlo the international trading system," he said. "This ca'e will be a' landmark case in determining how p,H-v~ trade !)arriers arf dealt With. .I said. "TI1cy came back wiU1 an AT!' agent" and took the .weapon la~t week, Fuller said. · Fuller sa id he hough! th'e Winchester 011 May 26 from James Rosencrans, the nexl·door neighbor of Michael FoFiier, an Army budd¥ ' and close friend of bombiug sus~ reel Timothy McVeigh . Fortier reportedly i' negotiati11g with federal _prosecutors in Oklaltoma City on a deal to mstify !lgain~t .- _M,V cigh. Moore said he believed that McV eig h may have. been involved in the rojlbery in which jewels, go'lti and silver also were taken. Moore said he knew McVeigh an<l McVeigh wa' fmniliar with the gun collection. A dozen of the stolen gun' were similar to weapons lite FBI said it . found atllle Herington, Kan ., home of bombing suspect Terry Nichols: Agents said they could not make an exact match because the weapons' serial nutnheis had not been recorded . ., J 0 ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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