http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/3b4a356430916329a177471fbe18cd4f.pdf c4e9b180d08d35abc3cad2653e12f0c2 PDF Text Text Page 08 • jlunbav mimn-j}ontiml Pomeroy • Middleport • Gallipolis, OH • Point Pleasant, WV DISASTER AFFECTED CROPS: Any and all crop damage shou ld be reported to the CFSA Office as ~oon a~ il i~ nmiced even if the crop will be ~1ken 10 harvest. Failure lo notify the CFS A Office could result in the loss of c rop insurance benefits. All c rop tion a nd polh ng w1ll take plm:c U.unage 'hould he reponed prior I<> harvesL NON- INSURED DISASTER ASSISTANCE PROGRAM: Crops such as rorn.a toes and peppers are covcr:ed under this program. Crop cerllllcallun t>y Jul y 31. 1995 is a requ iremen t fo r t!l igibilily. Any o nl y on this day . Only snyhea n producers who favor re4ucsting a refund referend um to determine whether refu nds ~ h ou l d con tJnuc I • will sign the polling form ,, ACREAGE REPORT DEADLINE EXTENDED TIIRO\JG II JULY 31, 1995: Partictpant.< in the fann programs must cert ify uo p acreages in order rn receive hene· fit s. Tobacco fann n pcmt{1rs must file an acreage report hy thi' dale. Failure to fi le al l acreage reports l ossc)oi mu st l:le r c p o rr cU prior to harvest. Lisa Meadows is the County Executive Director of the Gallia Consolidated Farm St:rvict: Agency. For additional informa- ) ' PAC JOINS CLINIC PROGRAM • Neal Collins, physician assistant, certifiecJ, hus ini- tiated a physician assistant tion on the programs adminis .. tered by CFSA call 446-8686. · practice with Holz.r Clinic in the Holzer Medical Center' .< inpatient rehabilitation unit. He will work with Doctors Daniel Black and ShaHen Mehta, supervising physicians, in providing medical care in the lidd or physical medicine and rehabilitation.. A graduate of Al~er­ son-Broaddus College in Phillipi, W. Va., he has dual OS degrees in exercise physiology and medic~! science I physician assistant. He was nationally certilied in 1994. y.o ill res ult in no hurky rnhat.:cu price support . . DONATES VEHICLE - Smith's GMC of Gallipolis donated a 1995 GMC 4 hy 4 pickup truck to Buckeye Hills Career Center earlier this mnnlh. Ldt to righl are Larry Marr, BHCC supervisor; Rita Smith, uf'Smilh's GMC; Kent Lewi•, BHCC superintendent and Kay Michael, director. Slllith said General Motors Corporation, in cnopt!ration wilh local dealtrships, are donating vehicles to vocational education in.~titution~, providing that the vehicles are used solely rnr lhe !raining or high school and adult students. I ' .( ' AT'I'END SESSION - Dr. Jack Bailes and his staff recenlly allended Ihe 981h American Optometric' Assoclal!on Congress, held in Na.•hville, Tenn. Continuing educa- . tmn clas.'es were all ended ·hy the Gallian.•. Left to right .are Kyla Beaver, Anna C~ilders, Sherri Bohh and Dr. Bailes. By LAURA MYERS Associated Pres.• Wril.r WASH!NGTON - People who buy investment-type life. insurance may think their money is working for them while they're alive. But many of those ' 'cash-value" poli cyholders lose - 10 01e tune of $6 biUion a year - by droppin g coverage too soon, a stud y by a consumer group shows. The Cons umer Federation of America on Tuesday blamed the losses o n some unethical agenls who are more interested in earning fees for themselves Utrul in gaining long -term fin ancial bene fit s for their insured client s. " We 've got 'some age nt s out there who are seeking 10 max imize their commissions so they persuade policyholders to replace their life insurance with other policies,'' said Stephen Brobeck; executive direc-· lor of the consumer group. " We're tion in every stale to require wrille n and oral disclosure lo explain thai early terminat io n means losing money ru1t1 rhm cash-value poli cies · shoulu be held 15 10 20 ye:u·s or longer to rea[l big bene fits. The group also wallis slates to prohihir ht:avy fir st·ycar commissions to prevent agent s from the practice of losl," he said. "What you ' re buy- ''c hurnin g.'' se lling rene wals to ing is the proleclinn of a guaran- are signing . But he contends the cash-value policies are providing whal they promise - payment upon death - no mau er how short a time they're held. " We think it'• jusl irresJ!Onsible 10 say thai premium payments for 937 Pick 4: 2666 Super Lotto: 10-12-22-29-30-44 Kicker: 553567 Page4 Lows ronighl In mid 60.. • Showers, pa rlly cloud y. Tu esd ay, partly cloudy. Highs in upper 80.. teed finan cial henelil in the event of death . That's whnt insunmce is. Striclly Spt!aking, it' s not an invest· mem product. " Vol. 46, NO. 60 Copyrlghl1995 1 Section, 10 Pageo 35 cenlt Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, July 24, .1995 A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper ' --- there are some who make money this way . And most people our there are just uninfonned.· · Most life insurance agents get Veto power ANNOUNCING . - Propane for Your Barbecue Grill,. RV, and Motor Fuel commission s on " ca sh-v alue" . Now Available at Southern States Point Pleasant Cooperative Business briefs . WASHINGTON (AP) ~ The Unired Stales averted a poS>ihle• trade war with South Korea hy set· tling a 17-monrh dispute over Korean barriers 1o American heef and pork expons. U.S. Trade Representative Mickey· Kantor sa.iu Thursday the new deal could mean ns mu ch as $240 million in increased sales inunedialely for Am erican beef and pork producers ru1d as much :L< $1 billion in higher annual sales by the year 1999. Pick 3: life insurance are e ver wasted or replace existing insunmce policies. Doug Tille tl, a spokesman for the National Association of Life Underwriters, said cnnsumers must learn 10 he careful about what they not criticizing most agc ms, hut policies equal to 55 percent 10 100 percent of the fir sr-year premium - usually $1 ,000 on a $100,000 policy - according 10 th e con-· s umer group . That commission decreases drastically to as linle a> 2 percent after I 0 years. AI the same time, henefit< grow for 01e insured, · WASHINGTON (AP)- The who can lose all of their premium number of American workers seek- · inveslment< if' they eud their poliing unemploymenl henelit.s for the cies in the lirst few years. frrst time neared a three-year high Statisti cs compiled .by la.•t week, leading some analysts to Brnheck 's group indicate thai indisuggest the econt)my is IHH impmv· vidual policy terminettion rates var ~ ing as much as many had a.. ; swneU. ied widely among insurance comTbe Labor Department repurted Thursday thai first-lime applica- pru•ies in 1992 - from a low of 1.6 perceul lo a high of 20 pcrcenr, . tions for unemploymenr insurance wiU1 a medii:m of 9.8 percent . shot up by IR,OOO last week. 10 a Consumers pay $65 billion a seasonally adjusred 417.000. the year in premiums for cnsh -value highesrlevel since !992 . life insurance but many don't Ohio Lottery Fruth Pharmacy cops title Consumer group warns against ending 'cash-value' policies early Farm program reminders By LISA MEADOWS GALLIPOLIS · SOYBEAN PROMOTION AND RESEARC H PROGRAM PRODUCER POLL : The po ll will he held un July 26,1995 ·alllle Galha Cuunty C'('SA Office (formerly ASt'S) from X a.m., llnough 4:30 p.m. Re g"'"'' Sunday, July 23, 1995 Come to Southern States when It's time to refill your tank or cylinder. We're open to serv.e you · with propane six days a week. underst.wd the savings-investment portion of ll•e policies, which now accouul for lwo-lhi~ds of those soW, Brobeck'said. Uulike simple life insurance, cash-value policies provide pay- 1519 KANAWHA STREET Monday-Friday 8:00AM to 5:00 PM · · Saturday 8:00AM to 12:00 PM ment on deat11 but also invest pre- miums for the policyholder's use. This cash value can he collecrcd as monthly payments or in a lump sum it the poli9 is lenninmed after several years, or il can serve fl.'l col· lateral for a loan. The Washington-based cunsumer group plans in seek legisla- !Zj SOUTH ERN STATES SPECIAL TRBU .RTI.Y ONLY •&.99 PER 20# CYLINDER (Minimum c....ge, • Panetta says Clinton will nix move to remove Bosnian arms embargo By JIM ABRAMS Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON - Presiuent Clinton will reject any auempt by Congress 10 unilaterally lifl the arms embargo on Bosnia, White House Chief of Slaff Leon Panella says. ,. "ll's called a veto," Panella told CBS' Face the Nation Sunday. While working 10 maintain lhe arms embargo al home, lhe al.lministra. lion soughllo project a Iough stance 10 the. Bnsnian Serbs'" well . Defense Secretary William Perry told reporters that "airplanes arc ready to go on a moment's notice for certain missions" to counler Bosnian Serb aggression. ·i Senior military officials of the United Slates, Bri~1in and France delivered a formal ultimatum Sunday night 10 Bosnian Serb commander Gen. Ralko Mladic in Belgrade 10 underscore NATO's toughened stance. The allies warned that under an agreement approved Friday in London, auacks on Gorazde would draw punishing air strikes and military action ' agaiiL~t other U.N.-prolected areas in Bosnia "cannot he tolerated," said 1 White House press secretary Mike McCurry'. , "If necessary, these actions will heal unprecedented levels," McCurry , said in statement : Perry said the allied delegation explained 10 the Serb commander how 1 1 the London statement "'applies to all the safe areas in Bosnia" bul : declined lo elaborate on exaclly whalthat explanation was. ''These are :-;trong starement~ of nalional resolve,'' he said. With NATO allies moving toward an active policy of air slrike.1, Clinton lasl t'eek persuaded Senate Majority Leauer Doh Dole 10 plll off a vote oil ending the arms emhargo. · But Dole, R-K:m., bas indicated he will bring up his resolution, which has wide support in the Senate, on Tuesday. ''I hope that the Senate and Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole will rake another look at whether they ought 10 proceed here,· ' Panetta said. NATO allies have agreed on l.lecisive air power 10 counter the Serbs and "we ought to give thai a chance and we ought no11o undennine Oml.'' He said that if the bill· "came to the president in a kind of straight unilaterallifl fonn, the president would ve10 l11a1 and !think we could sustain it..' Tbe administration argues rhat unilateral lifting the arms embargo would "Americanize" the war. It points out that the United s~~res is commined to sending in troops to help with the withdrawal of U.N. troops, a certainly if the embargo js ended, and would t>e responsible tor •U'IIling., and training the Muslims. Panella said the Serhs should "nol assume that they lmve :my room for -.maneuvering" in sal·e areas olll.er than Gorazde. However, an administration ·official who spoke on condition of anonymity said there would be no immediate move 10 apply the new NATO plan for Gorazde 10 the other safe areas. The official said air power could unleashed under previous NATO · ground rules for Bosnia. Bul in the past, the limited air strikes carried out by NATO have been constrained hy the United Nations and have proven ineffectual at countering Serb aggression. The NATO allies agreed llllhe forceful use of air power In protect U1e Muslim safe areas after Bosnian Serb.s overran Srebrenica un July 11 and · advanced on the nearby cily of Zepa. The focus has since turned to Goradze, souU1of Sarnjevo and the next probable rarget of the Serbs. Bul 1>anetta w•m•ed Ihat l11e Sert>s would nol be immune 10 aiL1ck if they move on the other sal·e areas of San\ievo, Tuzla and Bihac. Clinton, speaking (b C-Span Sunday, repealed tllal while the United Stales will nm send U.S . grounu tr<Klps 10 Bosnia'" combat:mls, "I do believe we should use American air power if Ote Serbian aggression continue.' 10 erode U1c commitment< thai they have all made, for exmnple 10 respect the imegrily of Gorazde." Civil War remembered- GA's.end · ·'. .. - ~ .. ...'.·~..;- worries· Ohio's needy CINCINNATI (AP) - Nearly 100,000 Oh.ioans Will he losing U1eir $100 monthly welfare checks beginning Aug . 1. a move some worry will cause more homeless- ness, hunger ami crime. Acro ss the country, welfare reforms are 1hcing proposed ur under way on sl~ttc nntl federal lev~ els. Gov. George Vninovic.h announced iu FehrUJlf)' he wanted to encJ the Gen~ral AssisHmce pro- gr-am , a move the Legislature approvetL The changes will snve Civil War re-enactor.'i:~ . the srare nearly $200 million. . He said those tlcemetl medically dependent could move Ill lhe Dis' ability Assistm'Jt:e prognun and get medicine, nut 1111 ~' ""help . Voinovich hmJ cui the GA progr:tm in 1991 from 12 lo six months a year anti check amounts from $148 In $100 per monl11. ''We w:mt cd to eliminat e the GA. program lor '!5 percent of l11e people who arc :tblc- hodied an'd have a GED and arc capahle of working, ·· said Rou Rhode.s, deputy director of U1e Ohio Department of !Iuman Services. The stal e h:i.< pul $17 millioi1 into programs tn help ·people who will lose benclits. he s aid. · Debora Berm , :n. of Cincinnati . said she uscu her Disahility Assistance check 10 ~uy wiletries and other ilems thai camwr t>c houghr with I(Xld smmps. She said she IHL"' nerve prohlcms ln ht!r feet tlwt require operations ami make it impo.'41'ihle for her lO work as a waitress, whir h .She had done in the p:Lsl. She h:L..; received <lcucral Assistance since 10') I . Xhc govemmcm provides her with luod st:unps anti housing because of her di sahiliry and low in conw. ' 'I don't know wh:n J :un going to do now.'' she slUd . Advocal cs who work wilh GA recipicnrs saitl good-paymg johs arc not availahlc l()r the uneducated and inexperienced. The check is rhe only thing keeping many recipients from hnmelcssncss, they said. spec• lators and craftspeople me.l in Portland this weekend hi recognize the 13Znd anniversary of the Batlle of Buffington L•land. At righ(, Scoll Sharp, an agriculture teacher at AmandaCiearcreek Hlgh . School in Fairfield County and a memher of the 9lst Ohio Volunteer Infantry, stood sentinel before (Jis regiment's nalionol nag. 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Analysts predict jury will give Smith death .Penalty UNION, S.C. (AP) - Jurors who look less lhan three hours In find Susan Smith guilry of murder 'will not be easily dissuaded from handing her the de.1th. penally, <lllalysts say. ' The jury of nine men and three women needed only 2-1/2 hours Saturday 10 lind Ms. Smith guilty of murder, rejecting a lesser verdict of involuntary manslaughter. She confessed 10 rolling her car into a lake lasl Oct. 25 wilh her sons Michael, 3, and Alex. 14 months, . strapped in car seals. Ms. Smith was due back in court today for the trial's secontl phase, when jurors will decid.e whether 10 give her life in prison or death in the electric chair. Dick Harpoollian , ·a former prosecuiOr, said Ute. expressions on the jurors ' faces as .they read .the verdict left him convinced ·rhey were likely 10 vote for the tlemh penalty . " Every one of lhein was very ~ forceful ... not hesitant in any-way, almost proud of the verdicr." he said. "If I were a defense attorney in this case, it'd scare the hell out of me." Jack Swerling, a defense lawyer. closely following the case. called the jurors ' 'cold-looking" when they returned their verdict. He said- they may have fell manipulated by defense auorney David Bruck when he introduced lhe possibiliry of a lesser verdict of involuntary manslmlghler . When jurors were polled "houl the verdict, each affirmed .il in a strong voice, and rhe 23-year-llld defendant trembled a> she had done al other tense moments in the proceeding. "She ex peered ir.l expected il." said Bruck, who for monrhs had offered a plea bargain if the prosecution didn 'I seek the death pen:dty. Bruck depicted Ms. Smith ·as a tragic figure and called her acl a fail ed suicide anemp1: prosecutors portrayed her as evil , sayin g she sellishly Utowned the boys because they imerfered with :m extrmn ari~tl Hffair. Ms. SmiOt could be e<Uied 111 the witness Sl:\lld anti more !1SYChialric testimony is expected in Bruck's .bid IO counter pro secution evi,dence, which could include a video~~ped re' enacunem of the car sinking slowly in Ote lake. Prosecutor Torruny Pope called a re-e naclmem "extremely pertinent," but said he expected illll he challenged by the defense. He said the penalty phase of the trial could last up 10 a week. • The annqunCc menl hnoslcd the piice into the upper .~)Os and the shares have heeh lrad ing :mJtJnd $40 tl1is .month ~~.. . word nf a sale ~rew immi: nenr . Reports hnvc had G:umell . General Electric Co.'s N[l(' broadcast network, and mHl!hcr meilia company. Media General nf Richmond Va. hmong a number c>f possible ~idders . · ' (Cnntinued un l1 a~e 3) Drama, props highlight · hearings on Waco siege WASillNGTON (AP) - With a two-word code. dozens of fedeml agent s ru s·hed into ac tion near 'Waco, Texas, <lll a l'e ~ruary momill g lwo years ago: '' Show time." Now. as two congrcssionc1l suhcommiuees try to dclcrminc why the raid on the Branch Davidian religious compounu failed, a reasonable pers<ln mi gh1 suggest the term could he applied to the hearings themselves. T he hearing s , scheduled In resume Monday, have offered plenty of drarn a, but non e more compelling than 14-year-nld Kiri Jewell telling how culrleader David K<lre.•sh had .sex with l1 er wh en she was 10, and ho w she was taught rhe best way to commit ~uidtlc. Presidenr Clinton said Sunday on C-S PAN he hadn 't t>ccn watching the hearin gs. hu t arnm gctl 10 see a tape of Kiri 's te s timony "because I was so moved whe.n I he.1rll aboul it ." Th e hea rin gs have fea tur ed plenry of props, includin g hand grenade casings, powerful nile s and blacked-out documents. And there ha s hec n plerll y of FOUND. GUILTY - Susan Smith, left, wa.• escorted from the . poli ti cs, wi th memhe" of hol11 parUnion County (S.C.) Courthouse Saturday after the jury delivered · ties rro fcss in g lo sc:m:h for tile a guilty verdict In her · murder trial. The sentencing phase of the tru th but se ttin g off in different trial beglr.- today. (AP) directions ro get there. • t • Democrat s have lint:ll up tn blrune Koresh , 111 suggest the opposition ha s unholy alliance with the Nationrd Rille Association, nnrl ev~n to q ucst inn the need fnr Ihe hearings. "We ha ve the awful Oklahnma City bombing and nul of that 'I" comes a he aring on Waco," ~aid Rep. John Conyers, D-Mich ., shakin g his head in wonderment'. " 1\11 of these hearings give new me.:'lninglo summer reruns," White House.Clticf ol S tail Leon Panella said Sunday on CB S' ''Face the Nation." ••The hnllon\ line is thai I don't Utink rhere w'ill be any new news." Republic ans try to place the blame on th e Clinton adminisrration . "Shouldn 'r we have been more careful ?" a.skcd Rep. Bill Zelitl, a New Hampshire Republican whn is co-chairing lhe hear~11 gs. Mu ch of wh ar went wrong a1 Waco - where fu ur federal agents and six Davidians were killed in a failed mid , and Koresh and RO of his followers di ed <I da ys larer after a fire swept the rompound ba s alread y he cn di sc losed in lengllty studies t>y the Justi ce anu Trea'\ury Uepflrtmenls. · �Monday, July 24, 1995 Commentary The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio f)MU.TIMEDIA, INC. ROBERT L WINGETT Pubhsher MARGARET LEHEW Controller CHARLENE HOEFLICH Ceneral Manager LETTERS OF OPINION arc welcome They should be less !han 300 words long Alllener~ are subJect to edttmg and must be stgned wuh name address and 1elephone number No unSigned lcners wtll be pubhshed Leners should be m good taste address ng tssues not personahtles Bill provides life without parole in capital cases Ry JOHN CHALFAN f Assoctated Press Wtitet COLUMBUS - lcntsltll" h tve malic m auditton to Oluo s capttal pumshment ltw Utll 1 s111c puhiK dctender satd could lead Junes to rec ommend lew~r de th !-.t:llh.:IKn The change an11hcr 'elllcucmg tllcmttive tmght also provtde a new aveuue of appeals tor some of !he 147 men already on death row desptte slun chances of suu.:l"!s.., Current Jaw g1ves Junes m c 1p11al pumslunent c L~s three allemat1ves Page2 • Tuesday, July 25 ntzatiOn Those two states alone will dehver 25 percent ol the dele gart!s neetlell lor rhe nnmmatton Whelher !Ius r tee becomes a cnnlcst or a c.:ornn limn may hmgc on Gr tmm s Iblllly In close the nan1e td~nnllc ttnm g 1p Wtth Dole The 71 ye ll·old K msan ts known by nearly every voter m the coun try whtle Gramm s number ltgs below 60 percem A recem locus group conducted by Grrunm tllus trates !he challenge Some respon dcllls though! Grrumn w Ls a nch In t tel he ts an ecu I 1wyer nomtcs prnlessnr who needed led eral tsststance to get through col lege II s doubtful however th 11 thts sort of hum IUIZlliJ detatl wtll be enough to d1mge U1e teehngs ol ar le 1s1 one Republic m woman 111 New Yllrk WFIITE IIOUS~ I Re-SuLTs ar:~ 1N. eaRI'l1NGS WeR~ DlsaPPol/'lTING, when recommemlmg a s~;:ntcnce - De uh (lena II> WKl'CH - - - Senate Mmonty Leader Thomas Da<ehle D S D thmks Prestdelll Chnton crut le lfll at least one les son ft om tlte leader ot the oppost (1011 all bus mess 111 Ihe b 1ck rooms He h L'n t been one to tell 1 lot ol cl thor li e stones or provHJe mer 1phors tor thmgs he told us In wntr tsl Dasdtle s,Lys Chn ton spends tl1e lust lew mmulcs of every phone convefsauon chatting thout persontl thmtis nul loves 10 soc• tl•ze durmg Je tdcrshtp meet lll 0 S 11 ~1e White House - L1fc m pnsou wuh clt 0 thtltty lor parole m ~0 yens - L1le 111 p1 tsmt wtth pmnlc ehg1bthty m 20 yens Pall of a htll t< tevtsc cnmm ~ seutencmg ltws would 0 tve JUIOts a fourth aHem 111ve of ltte m pnsou wtthout a possthtiii) <•f p l!ole You m ty see !ewer uc tlh venhct' posstbly 11 a lUI)' decides lite wttlt oul parole " sui!Jueut s uti Greo Ayers of !he Oh1o PubliC Delemler s Ofttcc • Ayers " chtel ot the de uh pentlty sectum lor !he t0 eucy U111 repre sen cs tbe bulk ol pnsom:rs 1wamng cxecuuon He s llU Ut~change could prnvttlc a h ISIS tor Ienewcd lpjX!aiS Oil heh ul up anlllher !Venue nt ngumeut Ill 11 Ihe sltle UUW ulmtltng people lace(! Wllh de tUI moU1cr npltllll wh1ch wa' 1101 previOusly avmlahle to tl10sc whn are cwTcnlly ou de 1tl1 row Ayers srud 1n ru1 m1erv1ew The House and Sen tie last month sent th e ht/1 to Gov George Vomovtch who wtll stgn II Mtcllael DawM>n press sectctary dtsmtssed de tense d urns abom eflects or tlte ch moe these are the srune ddense llll>mcys who h tvc l>ccn trustraung the people of Ohm s wtll lor nve1 1 dec tdc m lerms ol !he de tlh pen tlly D twson smd 1l1e [tel ol them 1tter ts th 11 we w tnt to make sure th It tl somebody ooesn t get the deaU• penaltv li!C JUry has the op111m of sen tencms some one tO Jtfe Without parole he S uti Some prnsecut<Jrs heltcve U111 1ddmg 1 senlence ot lite wtUlOut parole would hun chances ot nhltmtn 0 1 de nh pen Illy hecause JUI!IIs would (nore hkely chwse U1a1 tllcm mve JOE (sotto voce) Lad1es anti Th Il IS a postllon lakcn by many pen.rle on my sl Ill loo said , gentlemen we are about to beg111 ,, 1-Irumllon County Prnscculnr \1 seph Deters conference With Parson Pal press Htlwever Deters endorsed U1c hle wiUJout punic tllcmutve Robertson well known televange J1 JUnes lollow the ltw 11 should nor dunmtsh our ththty 111 Ute liSt and founder of the Chnsttan nghl ca~es to have a Jury remn'lllleud the de nl1 penalty Wh 11 tt wtll do Coalition !hough ts 11 wtll g1ve jUIOrs !he tbtiiiy In put somchody 111 tul lor the reS! Thts news wnterence promtses of thetr life he s ml however to he like none you have Delen.; expects new cout1 ch Ult'ngc~ h s~tl mlhc ~.:h me>e ever wtmessed bel ore lust mmutes 1l1ere ts no end In !he IIIV< Jous ct mn s hy ~IC sl le puhltc tlekndet ago your tntreptd correspondent olhce The couns wtll de tl wnh 1hc I tws ' they were 11 !he ttme the sneaked h tckslage md usmg ,, crune w ts comm•Hed S1mply hcc 1u'c lh 1 pll 111 w s 111 1"' ultble md ts small browgun shot a tmy dart now tvrulahle should nnt It tYe any eltect he 'ml contammg a powerful truth serum The Amencan ( lVII L1hcr11es llnmh Oht 1 b tcked 1he senlencmg m1o Parson Pat s poSLenor !;very change " well word he utters will be the unvar Btll Saks ACLU slall tltotuey m Cleveland s uti 11 Je lSI 18 states mshed truth unltke the news you h tve sumlar laws normally gel from pnltUCiailS The purpose of cllmmtl pumshment should he the protectiOn nl the Ladtes ru11l genllemen the next public rather than dom g Ill cllmmtls wh I !hey h 1ve d1 ne to tl1e11 VIC f ICC you see stmhng hke Ule m L' urns S tks srud till who ate the matlm 111 the next votce you he.lf tli tppliiJ nect u hke a sated hummmgh11d wtll he lh 11 ol the avuncular the ch trmm o Parson P 11 Rohcnson PARSON PAT I wnuld prcter to take questums tnd ty .1bnut our new Cuntr 1c1 W1U1 Ute Amcncan IS but she knows I JUst want to say F untly hut tee! tree 10 I'k thout Dear Ednpr Thank you tor makmg the anythmg you w 1111 md I wtll On my way past the enlf mc c ol the cemetery I saw 1 young l1dy ~ntrmtce of the ccmelery so tttmc auemr1 an honest response IJVe weedmg the tlowers JOE Your so called contr tel Alice Glohnkar sounds almosl like !he same tdeo Several days later I p '"ed !here Pnmewy logical tgenda you arc always .tgam bow n•ce the I lower hetl 1ooked I do not know who U1e I 1dy puslung except U1.1t you usc sonth Weekend crashes kill six ltck AndetS<>n and Mtchael lhnstt'm a1 e wrlttrs lor Umted Fe &lute Symhcate Inc The real Pat Robertson stands up _ _ _ __ Letters to the editor Appreciates flower planting mg Jangu 1ge and Utlk 1hnul lhmgs hke prayer .md mx rchet - thmgs that lew people could pussthly dts agree w11h And you dun t even Joseph Spear mentiOn homosexn1l11y or the 11111 abortion runendment How should we mterprct tlllS' PARSON PAT I c mnot tell a he II ynu will l<K>k m 1he mlrmluc 11011 you wtll tmd a 1etcrente to thts contract hemg the ltrst word 111 tn mcremenlal st lfl on our toltl ptogr.un (Chuckle) We call 11 our C unel s N1 sc Under the Tent Omu "1 TOM Your exccultv~ dueclot Ralph Reed s 11tl th 11 every llem 111 your contr tel w ts lesred With locus gwups by the s une pollster who tested the Republic 111 ( onlrtct Wtth Amcnc 1 PP Ralph s 1 cut•e tsn t he' He s my ltllle Ttme magazme cover boy with the sound bite bram Yes 11 s true Everylhmg was mruket tested by rr Ulk Lunlz DICK So wh 11 s 111 the conlr tel ts not aboul whar s n 0 ht 1nd wron 0 It s 1hout wh 11 Will sell PP That s IIJIII You \\ 1nn 1 gtve em the Word tu sl you 0 ott 1 suck em 111 HARRIET I d hke to quote somcthmg wntteo hy I Rlh cenrury Btlltsh statestn 111 Edmund Durkc He satd Pohtlcs tnd the pulpit tre tenns lh II h 1ve lillie l0 reemt:nl Nn sound ought to he he u d 111 Ute chut Ch but the he tllll 0 VI lice ol Chnsuan ch trtty D1m 1 1hesc w1 rds tpply to you ' PP To tell !he truU> yes !hose words apply to me Dut I h tve con lltctmg desnes I w 111 In he 1 Ide VISUm pre 1chcr bUI I tlso w lilt In be a pohuct u1 What can I s •Y 1 JOE You lflc In you still w ml to be prestdent I PP Ftrst I mlend to take over rhe Rcpuhiican Party - why run I saymg these Unngs I - and then I tntcnd to take over !he While House md then I mtcnd to turn thts dcmocncy mtn a theocncy I Will he the Chtcl Thcocr 11 and U1e people can express thetr apprecm llllll If they SO desliC Wltll COllin buttOns to my good works Cash check money order pi tsttc makes no dtltercncc we 11 take em ul DICK H tvc you heard about the htgh school coach who was !old he cuuld 1101 call lor prayers m tomb til huddles' Wh 11 can you do GOP split on child thout th II J PI' ( lc uty we need 1pnyer m the huddle unendmcnt IOE I d hke In qunte 1 ptecc of Scnpturc I< r you It comes lrom the 13ook ot M tllhew And when thou pr 1yes1 llwu sh til nol he ,J the hypowlcs ue lor they love to pr •Y Ill U1e slreels lh II UJcy m ty he seen Our thou when thou pr 1yest pr ty to thy F 1ther winch ts 111 pnvarc What do those words me 111 to you Rev Robert support issue Meigs announcements son 1 PP I guess lhcy mean I m a ~ hypocntc JOE II you ever dtd Will tire prcstdcncy md become sotl ol an 1\menc m 1y uoll u1 wh 11 would he your hrst olltct,u tct I PI' Remember the relt;mus decree the lttw 1 th 11 Khomemt tssued ag unst Salman Rushdte? Well gtve me one hour m olltce £1Ve me JUSI enough tunc to wnte F uw 1No I tnt! you would be hiS tilly tell1 Joseph Sp<at IS a syndtcated Wrlt~r r.,r Newsp tpt"r EnterJlriSI: Meigs EMS logs 17 calls AsstltlaluJn (I o1 anfnrmatwn on how h c.:ummum~.:ah: elcdrnmcally w1th th1s culummst and otlur~ con t lei Amet "" Onlme hy e~lhng 1 8HH 1127 61(14, ext 11317) A heckler's veto on Gay Pride Day_ _ __ =serry•s World ' • • • qh._~ C 1995 by NEA Inc Don t worry' I can qwt any t1me I want ' • • At a ~1bl<! uurmg the Gay and Lesbtatl Pntle Fesllval m Boston recently some 30 pro chmce Jes btans obstructed access to an exhtbitor s tahle They sat on the table threw brochures on the ground and shouted fierce unpre catlons - tmnng them F 1s ctstst -at the two gays who were.seated there The obJeCt nl the v1gtlanres w ts the hterature md presence of PLA GAL (the Pro Ltfe 1\Il•ance nl Gays and Lesbians) The organ•zn uon has some 400 members m live chapters around the country It ts dectdedly non vwlent and h ts uneqmvocally condemned the mur den; and other VIolence by .tlleged supporters ol lite 11 abonton elm ICS Plllllp Arc1d1 rrestdem nl !he group cJtes - a' a particular re 1 son why he ami hiS a"o<:tates U"e pro hfe - the11 con~em that tl as recent sctenuf•c dtscovenes sug gest honmsexuahty has a genetic basts !he day ts not tar off when doctors wtll be a hie L!l determme tl a ch1ld 111 the womh " predtsposeU to be gay At !hat pmnt Arc1dt le trs 11 wtll he pOsSible to do by legal surgery what all the homophobes through htstory have tned and fatled to do - eltmmate lesbtans and gays once mid for all There w L' no t•me to debate thts wtth 1he m u mdmci prn chmccr~ who came 111 number at le 1st ~0 and had become "' loud :md men acmg !hat the pohce were c tiled Nat Hentoff Havmg In shmu In be l1e U"tl the roltce told the heSLeged Phthp Arudt and hiS co lie tgue Junes Gell er that whtle tl1ey had the fl 0 hl to be there we c 111 t nccess l!Ily msure your s 1lc1y Two nltlctals ot !he lcsll val tddcd th 11 smcc the pro life gays rresence w ts ere 11 mg a d1siU1hance lor everyo11e else n would he best tf they k II Arctdl told me U1 11 he had every IOICIIIton of st,tymg unttl I real LZf!tl that nobody was goms to sup port our nght ol expro:ssmn !1 was a classtc tlluslrallon nt what m F11st Amendment l1w ts called the heckler s veto II someone s nghr to assemble and speak becomes shattered by heck lers who suppress the speakers the F11st Amendment ha' been vmlat ed And II IS the responstblluy ot Ute pohce to remove Ihe hecklers ratl1er than urge tl1e speake" to dts perse under fne One young woman a Jesh1an taktng p 1rt1n the tesllval dt!l understand what was happenmg to Jree speech th II day She told the mvaders Lool\ I m wnh you I m pro chmce Bu1 what you re domg • " absolutely wron" llus h ts to slop rhe roWdieS dHl Slllp - OIICC the pro hie gays had been routed wtl,h the approval of the pohce Dunng reports on the event m several g •Y weeklies around the country the police were not so much repnmanded as was the posse ol pill chOice lcshmns In an cditonal 111 the m news weekly ,, Boston gay paper an edllonal noted We need not look to the Supreme Court or Capitol Htll to Jmd forces mlent on quashmg tree speech ol gays .md Jesbttns It hap pened nght m the Gay and Lesbmn Pnde Fest 111 Boston We must all realize lh 11 when !he lreedom of anyone to express thc11 pnde lhetr VWWS llr p lrllClp lie Ill I pubhc event " curl utctl !he IIherry of us all IS threatened On !he other h mu m 1 letter to Day Wmdows mother gay weekly 111 Boston one ot the proud w 11 rulfs who h td been p 1rt ot th It punfytng expcdttHH\ wrote When you know who you .ue and walk wgether strong .md umted by Jove you advance to butW an eXflllldlllg ClfCIC of JUSIICe Jree dom ru1d passton George Orwell mrghl have enJoyed so msptrauonal ,m exrun pic ol newspeak Phtltp Arctdt underst,mdably flther httter wrote m essay on hts • exjX!nencc th 11 has heen repnntetl hy sever II g IY puhhcatmns rhe pohce s mactmn bodes ommously lor all g 1ys md Jeshtmts It tmphes th 11 the tule ol Ihe mnh prevml'. when lhc g 1y cnmmunlly gets~ Ill get her Ftrst Amendment rt 0 hts don t 1 m ltlcr You necdn t pre1end th n thelf CIVtl fights lTC IS good IS those ol str nghts Just lei the must cSI 4Ueers have lhell w IY Arctdt then tsketl Suppose we 11 U•c lesiiv 1l h td hL"Cn cnc11 l clcu hy hnmophvhes mste td of • lcshitns md Ihe pollee sud they 1 couldn 1 1nsure our s 1fcty How W( ulU the ~ ty commumty h,tve ' re 1ctcd lo neghg~nce then' Wuh m uprnarl I • H Jcsbt ms .mtl g 1ys want to! overcome dogmattsm md mtoler : a nee 111 mamstr~am society we 1 must cltmm 1te dogmattsm ,md 1111olcr uu.:e m nur ranks We must not do tl1e WI rk ol Ute homophobe.' hy slercoryptng ourselves anti enlorcmg a p nty hne to whtch all • musl conlorm I I Barry Krautter mtl he wtll tell 1 story or he WJII tell 1 1oke II he s he mJ nne s ud D 1schle Whtle Sen Dole ts very mterestcd 111 sttl111g down ru1d get tmg the tnb done and muvmg on Prcstdent Clmton ts more mchnetl JUst to 1alk and e nga 0 ~yo u lor tWhtk lie docsn t seem to (h IV~) ne uly the s une deJreu of dtsct pline wuh re g ud 111 staymg nn sdlcduk IS las• I• --Area Deaths~­ 1 he presulcnt 1s very Cllb 1g111g ot c.:utn:nl de llh row tnm ues My guess ts 11 will open I Chance of thunderstorms to linger in region tonight Daschle told us recenlly thar m md humorous D tsL:hlt! s tys he s :aG:at f'l • condiuons and high •I Leader Doh Dole urunedtalely gets down to husmess whtle Clinton lend' In me utder While Dole IS generally cordtal QVaRTeR I I pnv \le meetm 0 s Scnalc M IJOrtly SgCoND Begmnmg as early as today the LOS ANGELES (AP) - 0 J defense hopes lesltmony from Stmpson auomeys are tummomng expert Fredrtc Rteders wtU show MICH sctenllfic experts to bolster lhe the ory that blood on a pan of socks m that blood at the crone scene and m Sunpson s bedroom may comam a Sunpson s bedroom and on the gate cbemtcal preservauve called of hrs ex wtfe s condootmtum was Toledo 89" ED1A planted by pohce If EDT A ts present then the Prosecutors have vowed to gate blood may well have been launch an aggresstve counterattack. planted from a lest lUbe of Sunp challengmg both the defense Mansfteld son s blood and the sock blood experts opmmns and seekmg to INO could have come from a tube of have the experts barred from the Ntcole Brown Srmpson's blood wttness stand altogether accordmg to the defense theory 'I thmk the prosecutiOn sees EDTA was used to preserve thts as potenttally some of the Stmpsorl's blood sample gtven to defense s most dangerous evt Columbus sa• dence satd Stanley Goldman of pohce the day after the kllhngs as well as blood samples from the v1c Loyola Law School tuns The defense ms1sts mat 1he I !hmk !hey (!he prosecuuon) blood was deliberately spnnkled on have to be aware that 1f they are nO! ev1dence able to explam th1s to the Jury tt Prosecutors could counter the sets m well and me consp113cy !he allegatiOns by pomtmg ou1 that ory becomes feastble he S31d EDTA IS found mother substances Meanwhtle Supenor Court mcludmg laundry detergent Judge Lance Ito announced mat he Prosecutors contend S1mpson wtll release transcnpts today of his dnpped the blood onto the gate mvesttgatmn mto allegallons that from hts IDJured left hand after shenffs depuues gave preferential k1lhng h1s ex-wtfe and her fnend treatment to white jurors Ronald Goldman and that Sunpson The 530 pages of transcnpts are Showers T-storms stamed h1s socks by walku•g Ice Sunny Pl Cloudy Cloudy expected to mclude mtervtews wtth through a pool of Ms S1mpson s all Jurors and alternates but Tracy Via Associated Pre56 GraphicsNel C 1995 Accu Weather Inc blood Hampton who told the Judge I Although Rteders IS scheduled can't take 11 anymore and was to take the stand today "•s testuno later released ny may have to wan tf Ito dec•des The day Hampton told that to the defense s late drsclosure of the Judge three depuues who Rieders report robbed prosecu10rs guarded the panel were reass1gned of enough ume to prepare By The Assoctaled Pross p m Sunnse on Tuesday Will be at The followm,g day Jurors sympa A second expert blood spalter tbeuc to me depuues wore black There s a snnd chance of show 6 23 am spec1ahst Herbert MacDonell 1s and refused to hear tesumony W~ather fnrt!(;llSt ers and thunderstorm s today 1' 1 Tomghl A cit uiCe ot thunder low pressure system moves lhmugh Ohto stonns sou the 1st e.nly Olherwtsc Thunderstorms could hnger becommg mt>Stly de U" w1U1 p 1tchy across the southe.ISI e trly tomght fog Lows 65 In 70 Tuesd.ty P U"ll y ch udy W trm otherwtse sktes wtll become mostly and humttl A ch mcc ot thunder clear Patchy log ts ltkely to devel or especmlly m are" tl1at wtll get sronns trr soutlt ntld ltte 111 the day Barry Bros Krauuer 71 of Pomeroy died Sunday July 2~ 199'i a1 northwesl Htghs upper XOs 10 Holzer Medical Center m Galhpohs ram today More of the s 1me ts ex peeled around 90 Born Dec 23 1923 m Pomeroy the son of the late Frank :md Fred 1 Extended lnrecasl through rhe end ot the week Show Smtih Krautter he was 1 coal mmer and steel worker He w IS a U S Wednesd 1y aud Thursd •Y A Anny veteran of World War II a member of the Mtddleport Amencan ers or Umnderslorms wtll he poss1 ble .tcross much nf tl1e slate Mnsr chance ot showers md thunder Legton Feeney Bennelt Post 128 the Umted Steel Workers ru1d hts CB of the actlvuy Will occur dunng !he storms Lows mtd 60s tel .U"ound 70 handle was Calf Buyer and Honest John and lu 0 hs mtd 80s to lower 90s aftemoon alld ~v~nmc ht u1s He IS survtved by hts daughter and son m law Sheba and Larry Palter Ht 0 hS Will nsc well uno tlle XCls both d.1ys son of Racme sons and daughters m Jaw Frank and Judy Krauner and Fnday Fau north A chance ot Ketth Krautter all or Pomeroy and Darrell and Peggy Krautter or Racme, and some area' wtll top 'JO dcg1ees The record lngh tempe• tture tor showers and tlmndersll>tms south ststers Ltlhan Walker of Spnngfield rutd Evelyn Whtte of Racme seven thts dare at the Columbus we II her Lows m1d 1\0s 10 n10und 70 lllghs grandchtldren two step-gr mdchtldren two great grandchtltlren and four sWIIOn was 102 set m I 9~4 1 he lower ru1d nml HOs uorth md ~'I 10 step-great grandchtldren record low of ~2 was set m J'J4 7 90 south He was preceded m death by hiS wtfe Leona Cunnmgharn Krautter Sunset today wtlt he 11 R 54 ststers Freda Mae Lawson md Marte Thoma' brother Fr utk Krautter Jr and one grandson Servtces will be held .11 1 p m Wetlnesd.ty at the Ewmg Funeral Home m Pomeroy wuh the Rev Robert Smuh othctatmg Burtal wtll follow m Dy The Assnctated Press LONDON - 1 hcndllle E the Gtlmore Cemetery w11h gravestde Illes by the M•dtllePQrt Legton At lea't stx people died m tr tfiic Hammond ~ 1 hnmclllwn unavrut Post acctdents on Ohto "'1ds over !he able passenger m 1 one vehtde Fnends may call between 2 4 md 7 9 p m Tuesday at the funeral weekend tlte Srate Ht 0 hway P.ttrol ' acctdent on a Mo~dtson Counly home road srud today SATURDAY The patrol counts tmaiJLies lrom WOOSTER - R•ch.11d W 6 p m Fnday 10 mtdDIJhL Sunday Steffel 50 ot Wooster btcychst Tbe dead struck by a semt on 1W lytle Coun SUNDAY OAK HARBOR - Nadme G ty road YOUNGSTOWN An ~Watkms 44 of Port Chnton p ts ' senger m a car th 11 colhded w1tl1 " umdenulled pede sin m sllud hy 1 van on OI)In II" 11 Ohto '1 1JO 111 car on the Ohto 1 urnptke 111 OtL1w.1 Coumy Wtllt.uns County WASHINGTON (AP)- The IS on the comm1tlee s SldC cU'SUIIlg that families not on welfare who CARROLL TON - Doug! t' II Repuhhcan dnve to overhaul wei FINDLAY - I eroy L Whll tk Hawkins 25 nl C mlon tnlllorcy er 55 of Kenron dnver m 1 nne fare promtses a crackdown on need help collectmg clnld suppllrt vehicle acctdent on 1 H trdm Coun chst m a one velncle acctdent 11n deadbeat fathers and mother< hut are not necessarily poor anti tltat ly road Ohm 542 m Carroll County GOP plans to balance the budger !he costs of servmg th~m have nscn stgmficantly over rhe last decade call for makmg mtlllons of smgle States charged these famtltes parent farmhes ptck up half the ted whtch number about 8 2 mtlhlln an eral cost ol entorcmg cluld support Fanuly dance and r.umon set Kerrs Run Homecnnung slated As me Repuhhcmts try to make average of about $4 each I LSI year The tbtrd annual Kerrs Run unprecedented cuts 111 the coumry s lor chtld support servtces AI the The Beegle family w1ll hold us btenmal square dance at u1e home Homecommg wtll be held Satur socml programs some lawmakers same ume the costs nl helpmg or Ronme and Leanna Beegle day, 12 6 p m at !he Rock Spnngs are argumg !hat 1 15 percent lee on tbem were $1'6 per lamtly "' $1 I August 5 at8 p m Those anendmg Grange Butldmg at the Me1gs chtld support collecuons w1ll hurt btllton wtal accordmg to ltgures are asked to take snacks and lawn County Fangrounds Brmg covered low mcome lamthes strugghng 10 from the congressmn 11 w 1tchdog chrurs The farmly remt 11 m wtll be dtsh table servtce md favonte stay afloat and otf welfare agency held at lhe Royal Oak Resort com dessert Under the GOP s raianced hull 'Thts ts JUSL gomg ro take des mumty bmldmg Sunday Aug 6 I get pl.m approved by Cllngress last perarely needed dollars fmm f.um Meetmg canceled p m Call Sherry Beegle Wtlcox ltes thai are really s1ruggltng to monU1 $1 btiiion m yearly spen!l Racme Amencan Legu>n Auxtl 742 2278 fund the admtmstratlnn of a system tng on clltltl support cnforcemelll tary has been canceled tor 1uly !hat frankly government ought to - aboul hall In two llnrtL' ol fed erc~l spendmg on Ihe progr un provtde satd Rep N mcy Jllhn would he repltcetl wllh 1 I~ per son R Conn Ch1ld support p tymenls arc cent lee on collecuons lor non wei court ordered and 111 nil olher fare lrunthes Umts ol the Metgs County Street, Ray Garlmger VMH Opflllnents say 11 doesn t m tke type of law entorcemem suuauon 6 51 p m Sunday Oliver S1ree1 Emergency Med1cal Semce logged sense 10 shtlr 1he costs ot lundmg do we reqmre the vtcllm pay the I 7 calls for asststance Saturday and Mary Betl1 Mttchell Pleasanr Val chtltl support to smgle parent tum govemmcnr to cnlorce tl1c law Sunday mcludiDg two transter ley Hospital ltes 11 the same ume ltwmtkers But other Republicans say !hat POMEROY calls Unns respondmg mcludetl have made mcngthemng cnilli(C m thts era of budget cutung 11 ts 12 22 am Saturday volunteer MIDDLEPORT ment a cornerstone nt well tre to ask consumers In JlllY lor the fan 7 43 p m Saturday Mtddleport ftre department to Locust Street reform pi ms m Ute Hlluse and Sen servtces govenunem provtde,s Ball Park. Tunothy Dillon 10 Veler tratler fue at Todd Hoschar reSI An atde to the House Budget ate ans Memonal Hosptlal rendmg dence Rutland squad asststed no Accordmg to Prestdent CluJ Commtttee which tlr !I ted the pi m transpon to Grant Medtcal Center lDJUfleS ton s e,'umates a regul U" chtltl sup also S tys the proposed ICe IS not 2 30 am Saturday Pomeroy vta MedFhgbt helicopter ambo port check could hft ROO 000 pen nearly 1> steep L' wll 11 pnv •te col Pollee Department Joseph lance pic oft welf ue Iecuon agenctes charge tmm 2~ Ohlmger refused treatmenl 11 07 p m Saturday Beech percenr 10 ~3 percent of 1he chtld 12 09 p m Sunday state Route In the context of all thts support owed - Ill lnul deadheal rhelonc aooul tmprovmg the chtld 143 Dave Mohler VMH Mtddle parents and make them pay up support system and making lathers The Sentinel port asSISted RACINE The General Accountmg Olttce responstble why recommend a 3 20 am Saturday s4uad and (UF$ 213 960) two tlnrtLs cut m me hudget of the volunteer lire depanment to st He agency responstble for m.tkmg that Publ shed every aftemoon Monday throt~gh Roule 338 motor vehtcle tccldent h •rpeo? asked Paula Robert~ a Fnday Ill Court St Pomeroy Qh a by the Carolyn Alkms VMH Oh1o Valley Pubhshms Con pany/Mul media chtld support expert wttlt me Cen Am Ele Power ,,,., .. ,.,,, .. ., .. ,.34 318 Inc Pomeroy Oh1o 4~769 Ph 992 2156 RUTLAND Abo M7/8 ter lor Law and Socml Pnhcy a hb Second clan pos age prud at Pomeroy Oh o 2 13 a m Sa turd ty Unton Ashland 011 .34 314 eral research and advocacy organt Street, Clara Phllhps HMC Mtmber The Assoc1011ed P~§.~ and the Oh o AT&T Din zat10n Ncwspnper Assoc nt 011 10 40 p m Saturday volunteer Bank One .31 314 Bob Evans 19 518 fire department and squ td to POSTMASTER Send ndd~~!l comet on~ to Champion lnd 23 114 The Dmly Sentmel 111 Court S Pomeroy motor-vehtcle acc1den1 on MeCum Charming Shop 4 718 VETERANS MEMORIAL Oh o4~769 ber Road Prectous Moore VMH City Holding 2/i t/4 Saturday admt sstons - none 1 18 p m Sunday state Route SUBSCRIPTION RATES Mogul lO Federal Saturday discharges - Dorothy 684 Juantta Bowles PVH By Carrier or Motor Royte Good!ear T & R 42 3/8 Wtll Mtddleport Or<Wcek $175 6 12 p m Sunday Township K marl 15 718 One Month S7 60 Sunday admiSsiOns - none Road 175 Alhen VanCooney One Year $9 00 Lands End IS Sunday dtscharges - none treated at the scene LlmiLcd Inc 21 318 HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER SIN<iLE COPY PRICE SYRACUSE Multimedia Inc 42 118 Daily 3.5 Cent! Discharges July 21 - Jantce People s ll 114 1 31 p m SaiUrd 1y Unton Ohio Valley Bank 34 Zw1lhng Barbara Nevtll Angela Sub5cnbers no desmng o pay O,c earner may Alley Erma Rtftle HMC One Valley ~ ,30 In rem I 111 advance dm:ct to The Daal~ Sent nel Parker, Sandra McKmght Reva 4 04 p m Salurd.ty Waters on a tJrte StJ. o 12 month bam Crtd I W111 be Rockwett 4~ 1/8 Jenkins Janet Barney Teresa Ire Rick Yore treat Edge Apartments g1ven earner euch week. Robbins & Myers 26 tn land Belly Hawley Shtrley R.1thff ed at the scene Royal Dutch 125 114 Cectl Duncan Lynn Gardner No ~y.bJgJp_lJ...2Jl by rna I permsued 1n a~as TUPPERS PLAINS Shoney s Iiie ll 114 when: home came sen ce ~ avrulable 6 03 am Saturday volumeer Star Bank 48 718 Chnsll Kensley Dtscharges July 22 - Mrs MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS fire department and squad to state Wendy lnl'l t8 t/4 lruktt Mtlp County Johnny Eilts and daughter Route 7 structure ftre at Cmdy Worthington lnd lll tn 13 Weeks 523 92 Dtscharges July 23 - Charles Deem residence no tn1unes 26Wcelu $4706 Stock reporls are lhe lfl 30 a m Caldwell 52 Wcelu 192 56 3 09 p m Saturday volunteer lbtu Outaidt Mtip County quotes provided hy Advesl ur Btrth - Mr and Mrs Davtd fire department and squad to state 13 Weeks $25 61 Gatltpoll< Kasper daughter South Wehster Route 7 rekmclled structure hre 26 Wcelu S49 fl6 (Publtshed w1th perm•~"on) 52 Wtelu $96 20 Accu Weathe~ forecast for Gramm testing scenarios for GOP primaries runs srrong enough 1t1 'flark 1alk WASHINGTON -The last didate m the held ol mne who reg tsters m double dtgtts m natiOnal th at Dole ts m trouble Gr tmm few months have been a rude polls whtcb also show Dole smmg would !hen have 1 much unnrnved awakemng for Sen Ph1l Gramm, R Teus but no one has 10 explain on a 40 pomt lead Gramm can 1 chance of exp mtlmg that momen tum 10 New Hampshtre and that to one of the young voluntew knockmg Dole out of the r tce onlus prestdenual campatgn By Jack Anderson early one se111or camp ugn otlt Marshall Gramm 22 has been Cttl mld us Dole mu st wtn a pit Ching m for hts r uher s cam and p ugn by cold calling potenual steady stream ot pmnartes g1ven donors lie phoned one New York Michael Binstein hiS perceptwn as !he lllev•t thle wom m who mlnnned hun th 11 she nommee or he s out woulun t suppon Phtl Grrunm tor dent Dole s lead unul he spends Followmg New J[ unpshtre Ius prestdenl tl he was the I Lsi person money on media which he ts ret us .ulvtsers cnnrentl Gr unm will h 1ve a foothold m !he colllesls th ll lol m the world Marshall mnocemly mg to do unul thts fall mqmred Can I gtve Sen Gramm Sources tell us that m pnv tte low Delaware An zona South any message? Dakma Cnlorado Genr 6• 1 and strategy sessums w1tl1 semnr tdvts Yeah tell htm to drop de td ers Gramm has been exammmg Maryland Forton 11ely tor Gr,unm she replied Marshall relayed the some scenanns m which he loses m hiS greateSI stren 0 1h rest des 111 message 10 hts dad that mght Iowa .m~ New Hampsh11e hut slates with wtnner take all pn ~ Smce entenng the While Hnuse rebounds Wt!h rap•d lire ••clones martes ] race m February - when he flaunt m other states It he loses New The second scenano ts a stretch Harnpshrre hts quest seems tunle Dole wms Iowa and New Hamp ed hts fund ratSing prowess Gramm s candtdacy has been Smce 1952 no Repubhcan h ts won shne Gramm goes on to wm tn rccetved wtth mtxed emottons But the pres1dency wtthout c.tptmmg Delaware though not by a btg mar tl s doulHful Gramm s k1c~oH the Granue Stale s pnmary Hrs - gm and somehow he wms enough ch.mces or domg that laded .llkr he pnmanes 10 be ahead 10 delegates speech " responSible tor hiS sput termg start smce !he I991\ l,UJ> fat led tu p1y enou;h homage to by Super Tuesday The hnchpm ol nommatmn always seemed Senate New Hampslure s st 11us as the tins theory would be vtctones 10 Texas whtch ts a sure thmg and Ma,onty Lemler Robert Dole s In st tte wttll the lust prun u y lose The stlvcr hnmg ts th 11 Under the firs! scenrutn Gr tnun Flonda where Gr:urun has assem Grarrun remams the only other can ellher upsets Dole m low 1 or he bled a fonmdable grass roots or~a Scientific experts summoned by Simpson's attorneys OHIO Weather Monday, July 24, 1995 : Phthp Arc1dl eould be a useful ! educator and not only unnng g tys m~ Jcsbtans I 1hmk for exrunple ! nt the lnh utsm on college crunpus • es Nat Hentnff IS a nattonally ! rennwned autltnnty on the Ftrst Amendment and the rest of the Rtll nf R•ghts The Daily Sentmel • Page 3 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Daily Stocks Hospital news -·-·- expected to tesufy that a red sub stance on one of the socks found by pohce m S1mpson s bedroom was smeared there not splashed or dripped as prosecutors suggest But much of MacDonell s pro posed tesbmony mcludmg dtscus ston of an expenment he ran on blood and sock matenal was exctsed bv the Judge leavmg Mac Donell wnh the opponumty to only d1scuss !he shape and naLUre of a StaiD Also on !he defense wttness hst for thts week IS FBI SCICli tiS I Roger Martz who tested blood on the gate and from 1he walkway to Ms Simp so n s condommLUm for the prosecution Marll concluded there ellher was 110 Stgn of a preserva ttve or so ltttle as to be trrelevant Rted ers founder of NatiOnal Med•cal Servtces labora10ry m Willow Grove Pa IS expected to be htghly cnucal of Martz s analy SIS Prosecutor Marcm (lark m an tmpassmned amument outstde the JUry s presence last week satd Rieders resuhs were untrus1worthy because he never exarn111ed the e' 1 dence htmself hts opmwns arc based on tests done by Martz She called Rteders opmwns highly qucsuonable and promtsed a vtgorous challenge both before he Lakes the stand and 111 cross exarnmatton What the attempt ts here ts to mtslead and confuse 1he Jury 10 such a degree mat they wtll over sunphfy and falstfy !he true nature of the fmdmgs by Agent Manz she S31d Rteders appearance won L be hts first m a htgh proftle tnal He te"liltfJed m a 1991 CIVIl actton aurnonues f1led agamst Mtchtgan doctor Jack Kevorktan 10 stop phySICian asSISted SUICides Multimedia to merge ... - \Conhnued rrom Pagel) -Multnnedtl oper lies ttve ncr work tilt II ned lelevtston stattons LU Cleveland St Louts Cmcmn.ltl KtuJxvtlle and M 1con Ga and two radto stations also m Macon It also has c 1ble televiSion fr:mch1ses that serve more than 4SO mo suhscnhers Ill live SlUes Tbe compru1y suffered 1 10 percent decline 111 prohts I Lst yc U" to $90 milhon un $6~0 S tmiiion m revenue for U1e hrst SIX monUlS ol thts year profits tell 2 percenl 10 $1(lmllhon Analysts have blamed rcgulttory pressures 111 the c.tblc tclcvtston mdumy md m Ullgemelll lutmml l11r curhmg proiHs I he cnmp my s Jongtune chic! executive W titer B nllcll w L' n:pliCcd m June 1994 Multtmedit s prultls h 1ve been curbed thts year p U"lly due to costs mcurred of lLUnchmg 1 new 24 hour cable televiSum service c died New sTalk Televtsum Prohts Irom Hs brn 1dc tstmg ncwsp ljX!r mtl cal>le tele VISHlll opera! tOlls hIVe been ht gher G mnell h tseU m Atlmgton V 1 1s 1n 11umw1dc new~ uulmfm maunn company lh 11 publishes 82 d nly newsp tpcts mcludmg USA Today Whtle tt gets tltc hulk ot lis revenue lH>m ncwsp 1pers (, umclt also oper ate!-> 10 teJeVISIOU stltJOIIS !It H..hn StllltlllS Uld I he l1rges1 IIIII Jour llJVCr tlsmg company m Nortll Amenct Gannett ts about stX tunes the SIZe ot Multtmedtt It c U"ncd $46S 4 million las! ye 11 up 17 pc~Cenl 1m rcven1cs ol $'\ S2 hilluHt TOO 1y s ~mnoum::c:mcnl li ud tlu: h<, nU s c I dm:t:l 11 s (ll b()UI ~.:ompamcs app10ved the merger on Sum! •Y pcndm 0 Multuncdtt sh ncholdcr md te£Ula10ry lppl OV tb In e trly stock u 1dmg ( nnell sh ues lett 12 1/2 cenls In $S1 fi2 1/2 on U1e New Yntk Sind I xch lll Je Mulllmedtl 'hue' tllse K7 1/2 CL!IIIs lu $42 62 1/2 on !he N 1sd IIJ SIOck M n kel ----Local briefs No one injured in wreck No one was Ill Jured mtl 110 one w 1s cllcd tollowmg ' lwo tar aCCident s.uurday evcnmg .tccnrtlmg to l'omcroy l'ohcc Dep.U1 men! records Jeremy G Colcm 111 I 7 ot Rutl.md was Cited tort ulure to mamtrun assured clear dtslmce titer he Jut .mother c.n at R43 p m Saturday on West M un Strccl underne uh Ihe Pomeroy Mason bndge reports sl~ted Coleman s I984 Dndg Colt had nu d 1m tge record show Chnstophcr R Roush ,6 ot Pomeroy reported hglu drunage to hts 1989 Oldsmohtle Cullass after hts car was hit m the rc.n end while waLUng at a swp stgn under !he bndgc reruns st lled i Youth cited in two-car wreck A Long Bouom youth was Cited tollowmg 1 two c u lcculcnt Fnday afremonn ICC!ll~lllg Ill Pomeroy Police Dep Ulment rermts Mtchael G L.twson 16 ol I ong Donom w .-cued lor tulure 10 yteld alter he pulled nut trom a stop stgn mto th~ p 1th of rutolher vehtcle at I ~~ p m Fnd ty records show Lawson pulled Ius I 994 Chevrt>ler Blazer fmm Buuernut Avenue mlo a car driVlltg west on West Mam Street reports stated Jeffrey L D IVts 19 ot Syr"et"" tcported hglll d untge Ill Ius !986 Ntssilll truck repllliS st uctl Uram says OSM cuts tough, not set in stone PIKEVILLE Ky (APl - fbe nauon s top stnp mme reHUIItor satd Frtday that KcniUcky ts nlll bemg unfrurly smglcd out lor s~ttl cuts necessumed by congressumal budget mandales Robert Uram dtrect< r nt the US Office of Surltcc Mtnmg sattl the U S House h" 'Pectflcd that $14 mtlhon be cut trom the .tgen cy s regulatory progrruns And he satd Kentucky JUS! h 1ppcns 10 spend more In IJlll ctfCc\ mtervtew trom W tshmgton D ( We d1dn t ptck on Kentucky and sty We re grung to h tve less mspectors AI Klcm !he tgency s App ~ tchtan regwn 11 dtrecror told Ius stIll thiS week th 11 Ins cnntm gency plans cal l lor clunmttmg 22 of the ~4 employees m Kentucky or 41 percent than olhcr sc.are They had a htghcr pmpoiiiOn of tlmt budge! ,lctlVlty sn they had htgher cuL~ he sud m 1telephone Clarification A story m the Sunday Tunes Sentmel about Metgs County oth cmls mvesugaung he uUt msur mcc optiOns may he crmstrued tn mdt cate all county employees have 100 percent of thetr msur mcc costs prud by thB county MeLgs County Courthouse employees md offtct tis ol olftces funded by the county gener u lund fl'Y $200 per Jrumly or $30 lor sm gtes eac h month on 1he cxtsllng county health msur.rnce pmgr.un Other otfices receiVIn g sejX!rate addmonal tundmg may Jll'Y 1 ror uon of the11 employees premtums FHEE INSPECTH)l\ S11AVER REPAIR CLINIC $395 (All Brands) Same Day Serv1ce All Parts Extra Includes Cleantng 0 ng Adjustments Greastng TUESDAY, Jlr.: 25, 2:30·4:30 P.M. FRUTH PHARMACY 786 N. 2ND AVE., MIDDLEPORT, OHIO �Sports The Daily Sentinel Page4 Monday, July 24, 1995 --~~~==-= --~ ~~ --- )RS\ IE. Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel • Page 5 :1n the NL, Reds top Cubs 7-5 in 10 frames; Astros beat Giants 3-2 ======·==------------ By The Associated Pross The Cmcmnall Reds sure aren't mtssmg De10n Sanders The San Franctsco Gmnts stoll are Smce tmdmg the lwo sport star to tbe Gtants "' an eoght player deal, Cmconnato os 1 0 The Reds capped theor weekend sweep ol Chtcago by sconng four tlflles woth two outm the lOth to bem the Cubs 7-5 Sunday "Thos team never amazes me," srud Bret Boone, whose three-run homer, hts second of the game, ott Cubs closer Randy Myers gave the INNINQ 1 2 3 4 56 7'8 9 TOTAL - ..Monday, July 24, 1995 1995 The Cubs had the lead twoce but wound up losmg theor seventh stratght and falhng to 1-11 smce the All-Star game Mark Gmce hit a two-run homer off Xavoer Hernandez. (6-1) to pul the Cubs ahead 5-1 m the lOth In the bottom of the onnong Myers got Ron Gant to hot onto a double play, but Regg1e Sanders drew a full-count walk and Benoto Sanuagohada mfield smgle Boone worked Myers to a full count before htttmg an outsode last· ball for an opposne-held homer, orado over New Yorl: 8-5 and Los Angeles over AoncL1 4-2 Astros 3, Giant• 2 Demck May's two-out RBI sm· gle off Service (0-1) gave th e Astros thcor IIUt comeback voctory m thetr last B voctones filter lelf B.ogwelllhcd out md Derek Bell struck out Dave M.og.odart w<~s mtenuon.olly w.11ked pttor to May's songle to center ftcld Doug Broc .ul (1-1) p11ched the lOth mnmg f<lf the voe1ory m the Astrodome Sanders ha< 72 hours tollowmg Burks .oil homered m ,, ftve-run first mnmg Bochette 1111 a three-run shot tor hos 17th of the se,osnn all at Cwrs Foeltl C.os ttll .o lolhl\\ ed wHit hts 20th and thord 111 two days .•md Burks cmmec ted lor Ute ftrst nt hos twu hnmeJ s. m l11e g.une All three long b.tlls c.tme nil Bobby Jones (6 7) ry m l" g.uncs l{ockoes st,lfter Kevm Rttz (8-5) g.ove up consecutove homers to Jeff Kent and pmeh-hltter Chn s Jones before bemg reheved m the eoghth hy Steve Reed , Rraves 2, P.1dres J 1 John Smollz's 10 slfokeoul out wm,11 does not laze me" onto the Rtverlront Stadoum toeld noght litants manager Dusty Baker ong helped gove lltl.mta 11s 16th The way the Reds have been m celebrauon srud the outfielder wa< gettmg "hos VIctory m 20 games gomg, Utere s no 4uesuon who, at "I don't ordommly get excned. busmess strrughtened out" Jelf Blauser' s s,tcnlice lly woth least motoally, os getttng the better but that wa< some kmd of grune:· Rockoes 8, Met' 5 one out 111 the eoghth marked the of Fnday's hog trade Sanders has Johnsoo satd " I wa< hke 'Rocky' So much for Colorado's homer Braves' lith wm 111 thcor hnal at yet to report to hos new team, and nusmg my lists m the au " drought bat tlu~;~ season pucher Scott Servoce, another play· In other Natoonal League acuon, The Rockoes, who h.od only SJX Mark Lemke st.lrtetl the wummg er dealt by Cmcmnato gave up the 1t was AUanta over Srut Doego 2-1, homers m thcor previous sox home rally woU1 ,, ' 111£lc oil Joey Hamil game-wmnmg hot m San Francts· Phtladelphta Qver St Lo_uts l.Q:6. _ game., got back uuo !orm a' Dante ~ tun.(~ -' ~ -- ·-- -- co's 3•2, to:rtinmg loss at HiJustm1.'~1VIontreal over Pottsburgh 8-2. Col"' Btchette Vmny Castilla and Eilts Smnltz (X-S) .tllnwed eogiJI hots 1- ~~d~c~;e ~:n ':!,1'~~~ ':r.~:'~~ ~~n~,~~r b~ev~e1~h~~~,~-~~:;~~~ ~~~~~~P~;~:~i~'o~J~·~,;;e~~~~~Y 1 and dtdn't wdk ,, hitter llllll s home park M.ork Wnhlers st• uck out three 111 the nnllh lor Ins IOth save PhtiiJos Itt, Cardmals 6 In only Ius II Ut slall ol the sc.o son. Tony Lon£mm: wenl 1 lor S .lllt1 t.lrovt: Ill fhlct: I UU\ IO Je.tJ ' Phol.odclphoo lo tnst Jts lounh vocln M.1roano Duncan added two doubles and three RBis to make a wmner nl reliever P.oul Quantrtll (R 6) The Phtlhes scored five runs m the thord for an R 4 lead over Ken Htll {6-7) .~ Veter.uo' Sladmm Expos 8, P1ralt!S 2 Mmses Ainu homered nnd Llrnve 111 rwo runs .1gnmst error plagued Putshuogh Jell F.osscro (10 7) potched a sox-holler tor lm llrst cmnplet e g.unc nf the s~.;,ason and only hts SCl:DIHJ Ill IWO SC,ISOil~ · ~lou ltrltnw"<l Wtl Cordem s saL:n!Ju: lly wath Ius Hhh homer m the lir~1 llllliiJg olt John Em:ks (2- 2) The Porales commo lied a se.1son· htglt live emu' own e. och hy thord b.t!\Cm;'ln Ke\ 111 Ynung .mu cenrer liclder J.ocob Bnnnlocld Dml~t'r~ 4, ft.1.nlms 2 Rollertn Kelly htnkc .o 'Wtclcss tie wllh a lwn run homer Ill• the seventh and added an RBI double m Ute nmth to atone for a fiel~mg lllub the prevoous day as Los Ange' lcs beat Ronda On Saturday Kelly dropped a popup that led to ftve unearned mn< 111 AoncL1' s 11·1 0 VICtory 1om Candwtll (5-8) pttched seven strong mn111gs ror the Dodgers and Mtke Ptazza htt hos 16th homer 10 the eogtith Todd Worrell allowed one run m the mnth hut got hos 16th save Chm Hammond (6·3) had a two-hit shutout ~nrll Kelly home-red ' Indians blank Athletics 2-0 to increase lead in AL Central TOURNAMENT CHAMPION -Fruth Phar· macy captured the. K)ger Creek Lottie League )"ournament champions hop hy healong Huhhard's Greenhouse 4-3 on the title conte<t Sunday In trunt are (L·R) D,J Deweese, Casey Villars, Ntck J)alton, Jeremy Noll, Jayson Hutchonson and Jesse Not! Behond I hem are coaches Mark Vtllars and Da>id DeweeS<, players Heath Dalton, D.J. Casto, Je.re.m) .Jellers and Joey LoomiS and coach Joe Loomts (>Iandini! hehond hos sun) (OVP phuto by G Spencer Oshorne) OAKLAND, Calli (AP) - The Cleveland lndoans beat the Oakland AU1Ieucs for the 13th straoght tune as Mark Clark and two rehevers combmed on a SIX·hltler tor a 2-0 vu;tory The ln~oans went 7-0 agrunst the A's tbos season and 6-0 agaonst them last year Oakland has not defeated Cleveland smee July 21, 1993 Paul Sorrento hit a two-out, • Chris Yeauger and Brandon Htll. Behond them are coach Jeff Martin, players Matt Warner, Matt Ash, J.P. Harmon, Nick Bolin and Derek Mtchael, coach Mike Warner, John Hunnell and coach Mtck Ash. (OVP photo by G. Spencer Osborne) CAPTURES SECOND - Syrac11•e Hubbard's Greenhouse captured second 1n the Kyger Creek Little League Tournament arter losing 4-3 to Fruth Pharmacy in Sunday's championship game. In front are (L.R) Brandon Pterce, Aaron Ohhnger, Brice Htll, Nato Marton, .Joe Cornell, In the Kyger Creek Little League Tournament, lnmng tnfals·htl~ gam~ Fruth Hubbard's WP- lcflers LP- H.mnon OOl 11 0=4 S I 110 010=1 '-1 McDowell's popularity & ChiSox:-Brewer feud top AL weekend action By BEN WALKER AP Baseball Wroter Jack McDowell knew there mtght be problems, even before the fust ptlch So du.l the Chocago Wbtte Sox and Molwaukee Brewers Roger Clemens, meanwhole, found trouble onL-e the game beg.m On an alternoon when McDow-ell wasn't ~d as bltdly .ts some predacted at Yankee Stadoum, acouple of m<tde fastballs ha~ the While Sox and Brewers feu~mg Sun~ay for the thord tune thts season Clemens gut beat up, too , by Mmnesota baners He was tagged for etght runs m I 1/1 mnmgs matchmg the l.lstest knockout ol bts career - as the AL East-lc.td· mg Boston Red Sox lost 8-3 Clemens, who saod he'd been bothered by elbow stiffness lor about a week was gmng 10 a ho!\(11- tal ,today for an MRI "I knew what I was leehng before today's stan and 11 lasted all day." Oemens srud "I'm nn1 cnncerned I couldn't tnmh oil my shder and u's tough to get baners out when they are l<x>kmg for one ptl.Ch" The other two dovosmn leaders, Cleveland and Cal olornoa were crmsmg Cleveland beat O.lklaml 2 0 and opened up a 16 112-game le.1d 111 the Central - the lndi.ms' largest lead ever The Angels defe.ued Detrmt 13-2 tor" sox-game e~ge m the West, theor boggest smcc Will· mng the dtvosmn 111 1986 In other games New York downed Texas 11-4 Choc.ogo hc.u Molwaukee 11-6, ~cattle l<lpped Toronto 6-4 .oml Daltunnre dct< .ued K.msas City 6-2 Clemens {1-1) l.~ecd IIi b.lllers and gave up none hils and twll walk~ Only once betore h.od the Red Sox ace made a shorteo start He lasted Just out: tlurd <111 an tnnmg on Aug 1 19R9 .ogamst Cleveland .md lelt that g.une hcc.ousc of an ellx•w tnjury The earhest he d ever bee n ch(tseJ by oppos.1ng lul! er' w.1s I 113 mnmgs by Detnnt on Aug 14 1988, after eoght runs 'I tlldn I see gond pop 111 h1s fa:sthall He cnuiJn 1 get loose Boston manager Kevm KenneLly srud The Twm< du.ln'\ gel anotloer Jut after D.m Mastellar's RBI songle fnushed Ckrnens Kevon 1 ap 1111 (5-11) ended hos seven-game losmg sue.'lk • Yankees 11, Rang~Js 4 McDowell heard a few hnos hut that's as bc\d ns ll gvt when he pnched for the hrst tome .11 Yankce StadiUm smce tw1rlmg lu~ nHtiLlle finger at fans last week "I m n01 gomg to say I expected to get the response I dod, McDowell satd "Everybody knows what I dod ami knows n was wrong From the response they had, 11 looks hke they've put ot behmd them" McDowell (8·6) pttched New York to us ltfth straoght voctory Don Mattmgly, cnttcozed lor a lack of power prnductton hu ,, two-run homer that sent TCXtL"~ 1o lt!-i seventh strmght loss \\hoteSox 11,Dte'l\ers6 II d.oy .ti ter rnm.ogers Terry Bevmgton and Plul G.orner grap . pled the te.uns b.ld more trouble Ch u.:ngn reliever Kuk McCaskill kJH)l:ked. down Kev1n Se1tzer 1n the top nt the t:1ghth Then Mtlw.oukce reliever lamoe McAndrew was eJeCted afler hot ling Crrug Grebeck woth a polch m the hottmn of the mnmg But the henches dtdo't empty as they rhd earher th1s sea.son when Roh D1h ble Uorew .11 Mllw.tukec's Pat Lost.och Angels 13, To~ers 2 G.lrret Anderson agam tore Up the Ttgers as host C.ohfomta won lor the mnth tome on II games Detrmt has drnpped I 0 of II Anderson prnmoted from the monors last month os 17-lnr 10 wolh lour home nons and 14 RBis aga1nst the T1gers He homered went 1 lor 4 1nd d1ove In lour runs M.uk Longs ton (<J I) won hos SIXth str.ught dt:USI()Il Mat mers 6, mue )a)S 4 Se,\ltle completed ots liost wm nmg roc~t.l tnp snu:e gomg 11-<J lmt ye.1r atter I.Lilmg ce11111g Illes :lt U1c Kmgdom~ 1<11c~d a sched ule shofl The M(u mcrs went 1·2 over.til on VISits to Molw~ukee .ond Tmorno Ottnles 6, Royals 2 AI K.msas City Moke Mussma vmdocated hom self agamst U1e Royals woth a sax-hatter over eoght onnmgs Mu"ll\,1 (II 5) w,\S knocked nut hy Kansas Cot y 10 d.oys earlier .titer twn·lhtrds ol an mnmg the shortest oulmg ol Ius c.neer He Jmned the Royals' Kevm Appoeo '" the only 11-g.une wmners m U1e AL Sports briefsFootball EDEN PRAIRIE, Mmn (AP) - Mmnesota Vokmgs quarterback Warren Moon, charged woth mosde· meanor assault la.st week after lu< wofe told pohce he slapped her and choked her nearly I() the rmnt of unconscoousness, reported to camp here but satd he " gettmg psychologocal counselmg Moon saod he and hos wtle Feb· eta woll create a foundaloon to belp athletes avood domestoc problems Meanwhole Vtkmgs t.tckle Korey Stronger sogned a lour year $3 4 molhon contrnct Foot hall CANTON, Ohw (AP) - A bronze bust of 0 J Sunpsun w.os stolen Sunday from the Pro Football Hall of Fame Poioce detectJVe Lt Anthony DeMeo saod the theft was reported about 5 p m hy employees nf the museum He &'Ull a museum v1s1tor descnbed the suspect as a whue male, about 30 years old The bronze hust weoghs ~0 to 40 pounds Dy G SPENCER OSBORNE OVP Staff Wrtter Kyger Creek No I and Pomt Pleasant's Fruth Pharmacy came through woth voctones m one-run dectsoons agamst Bodwell and Syracuse HubbMd's Greenhouse respectively on Sunday's Kyger Creek Ltltle League Tourn.unent fin~ls at the Kygc1 Creek Employees Cloh Fruth Phormacy 4 Huhlmrd's Greenhnuse 3 Fru th Pharm.\cy, havong emerged from Saturday's se1mtm.ll acllnn w1th a 6 4 wm over Kyger Creek No I, lound otself '" a 2-0 hole afler two mmngs ng~m1st Huh bard's Greenhouse.~' crew that. Wlth Mall 1L~elt A~h's grantl sl.un , Uug out nl a 6-l cavern ,lg,u nst Bodwell tl1e mght bclore to wm 76 On Sunday the Greenhousers lc.ld w.os buolt on Nale Manm's scon ng on J P H,rrmon s s,l~.:n fil..:e fly to lett lield m the lorst 11111111g and Joe Comell's sconng on Jere· my Jeffers wold pllcll m the sec· ond But alter a thord mnmg that saw ne1the.r te.un get d runner past ~ec­ mod b.L'e and the only double play ot the day (shortstop Casey Vtll.trs ltelded Harmon s grounder stepped on the keystone to ret11c Ash betore ltrmg to l1rs1 to na11 Hannnn). the West Vrrg1 m ~ms tacd the game m the fourth when Hc.tth DttiiOn's one out ground smgh! to nght held scored lney L<H>mos ond Jeremy Noll Alte• D I Cosio took "c.olled llurU s lnkt~ Fruth went .lhcaU when Jellers - he re.\ched nn ,, walk scored 1111 lf.mnon's wild p1tch durmg Nock O.lltott's at b.ol Nock Oat Inn's .11 l1.1t w.ts t:Ut short whtm c.olcher Matt W.m1er ltred to Har mon to •etue I feL~th Dalton c1t the pl.ote lo end the rally rhe mm;t tlllport.ml run ol the d.oy fot the Ph orm.ocy c.une 111 the filth when Voll.trs who JC.tched on a one out douhle to center, scored on D I De wct' st' s llnc·dnvc su aglc to ught Why' ln the bottom ot the ltlth the Greenhouse rehoumled Irom scc1ng Wamer the le.od runner .u second base woth nne out, retired by thtrd sacker He.olh IJ,ollon on /Ish's ltelder's-chooce grounder to thud How> Wolh Mltrlm .md Ash at second .md ltrst, respectively Harmon lmed lellers' l I potch onto center to gel Marlin home, Ash to thord and hunself tn second on the reboy throw from the outfield But /Ish .md ll.ormon doed there when Btnndon Paercc ~munded out tn secont1 baseman Ntck Dalton to end the LtH>mts (,oil I 3) Hubbard s hollers were Warner (2-2) Ash, Cornell .md H.mnon (.~I 1-2) K C. Nn. 1·5, Dtdwell 4 Desptte there hemg no runs ~~.:nred m the opemng trrune of the c:onsol.lltml cnnte"il, there was plenty oJ neuse on lhe ha.,epaths Two wold p•tches m each half of the mmng put runners 1n scormg p<>sollon Btdwell loaded the ba,es when Caleb Topton walked But 111 each c.tse, Bodwell starter Blake Marcum and K C 's B J Rose p1tchetlthetr w 1y nut ot U10se Jams when Man:um got Ruse to ground out lo shortstop .mU Rose struck out All.m Brown The set:ond w 1s .1 lhllerent stmy K C 's Chn' W,\lts, whn doubled to roght held an~ ,odv.mL-ed tn thord nn M.ott McC'I.e<key s s.ocnllce grnunt1cr ro t 1rst sl:ored when D1rlwell tlurd h.tsetn.tn John M,mley laoled to stop a grounder hot dueclly tn hom by Nock Harvey K C s next run came when Shannon Louden who walked and got to llurd on Manley's error and a wtld potch dunng Ryan Sttrlham's at-hat scored on Stodham's pop fly out tn shortstop J.1red Denney The Pu.ttes got on lhe board m ther halt nl the sewnd when Denney who smgled tn center, suued on l.1m1e Thevemr's s.Icntu.:e g1ounder lo seumd K C expanded ots lead on Ryan While's one out solo homer m the thord In the filth, the arrnor-we•tr· mg I opt on s throw to thord alter a wald pnch was far enough off the mark to allow Ryan Baylor to dent the plate Later m the · frame, McClaskey's smgle to center scored While, glVlng K C a 5-1 led The Porates rebelled m theor half fo the littl1 Brandon Motchem, who gut to second on an error by left fielder T R Edwards, scored on Manley's double to nght center M,mley, who got to thud on the uncorraled relay throw from the outfield. scored on Bruce Young's Kyger Creek Little League Tournament Hall of Champions v Champion fur Doc's Fmc Foods 1959 1960 ...........Somrnervolle Motors (Pnmt Plea'<llnt) 1961 Pomeroy Redlegs 1962 .Pomeroy Ptr,ues 1963 G.llhpohs Togers 1964 Galhp<>hs Red Snx 1965 Moddleport Yankees 1966 Moddlep<>rt Senators 1967 People's B.Uik-Pomt Ple.'l.<;ant 1968 McArUmr Merchants 1969 Frutl>' s Pharmacy (Pomt Plem;ant) 1970 Ctty Ice & Fuel (Pomt Pleasant) 1971 New Haven Cubs 1972 Danoel Boone Hotel (Ropley, W Va) 1973 Green Senators 1974 Ct ty Ice & Fuel 1975 Johnson s Supermarket 1976. Modtlleport Braves 1977 . Pomeroy Yankees 1978-85 no toumament 1986 . Tuppers Plams Ttgers 1987 Mason Co Bar Assocoatton 1988 Moddleport Canbnals Hu bhard ·s Greenhouse 1989 (Syracuse) 1990 Hannan Trace Wtldcats 1991 CtMllvolle 1992 Middleport Cardmals 1993 ,· Bodwell #I 1994 Galltpolts Y.tnkees • Fruth's Pharm.ocy 1995 (Pmnt Pleasant) tr,une In the soxth, lx>th teams got only one runner ,ahoard at any one tune. but 11 was Fruth wh1ch was the more effectove at keepmg It~ oppo netll at bay Jeffers struck out the sode tn 16 pitches, woth nme ot those (mcludmg Bnce Htll's two feet-from-the-plate nubber that Ltx>mts pocked up before linng ttl ltrst tor the second CJut) bemg stnkes Aaron Ohltnger, the Greenhousers' lone h.tse runner m the tr.tmc, walked and saw Drandon Htll t.lke the c.olled thord stroke to end the loumament Jetleos struck out seven and walked' tive, whole Harmon struck out stX and walked three Both potchers needed no bullpen help Frulh s hollers were Vollars (2" 1) Heath D.1iton, Deweese and I • erwr on Enc Nolan's fly to nght Nol.m scored on a wold ptlch ~ur· mg Brown s ar-hat Dut moments later when Topton tncd to come m wtth what would h.ovc heen Ute tymg run after the armored McClaskey's throw got past Rose, shortstop letf Gardner, whn was tnulmg Ttpton, got the lc~>se ball an~ tagged Topton 10 to IS feet from the plate tor the second out Denney's chC1pper to ftrst base resulted m Whole's gomg to the b,og for the mnmg's final out Bodwell's last chance for vtctory carne 10 the stxth, when Nack George re.tched on a hard ground 1 10 runs on hts (lrevtous two starts. sendmg hts ERA to 7 47, hut recovered oucely wtU\ li 211 s~ong mnmgs lie walked lour ,uod s~ uck outlive Clark was repl,tced hy Eroc Plunk woth runner,; a1 first .1nd sec on~ and two out m the seven th After a double steal by Moke Bur dtck and Jason Goamht moved the potenttal tymg runs onto scnnng poslllon Plunk rettred Germumo Berroa on a solt hncr to ugh! Jose Mesa ptlched the mnth lur hos 26th save 111 26 ch once' Pneto. the pnzcd rnokae hom Cuba, gave up tl11 ec l111s 1n lave mntngs, thrnwmg CJX pall:h e~ on three ~.oys msl Pneto gave up t one nul smg lc to Albert Belle 111 the lounh .uod Manny Ramu ez blmped " two out smgle Sorrento r.m the coun1 to 1-2 and fouled oil two pltcllcs hclnre htllmg a lme linve IIllO lelt-L:CI11Cr f1clll Ramtre2, runnmg on rh e pitch, scored .111 Ute w.oy lrom lust on the lon g smglt: The A 's who \Hill dow11 Ill 01<.1er JUSt t\vtce lclt Ill Hnmct~ on base Nntes l woof 'P11etn s tlnce In the British Open, Fruth Pharmacy & Kyger Creek No. 1 win in finals -·-·-·- lnmng totals-con.,ulatoon game K C #I 021-020=5-4-2 Bodwell 0 10-0'l0=4·1i-4 WP-Rose LP-M.trcum two-run smgle tn the lourth mnmg off Ariel Prieto 0·3) The lndtans are 10-1 smce the All-Star hreak and have'won sox m a row nver.oll all on the road Before the game, Oakland potcher Dave Stewart announced hts retirement Stewart, 38, was 3-7 wtth a 6 89 ERA thts sea,nn Clark (5-3) lfllproved to 4-0 hfetime over O•tldand He had allowed losses ore shutouls to Clevel.md I he A's h.ove scurctl .1 tnt.ll ot lour runs HI has lour sltHis C.levcl.md' s W <lyne K 11 by hHoke .on 0fur-16 slump with " smgle 111 the eoghU1 Clevel,md'' 1-2 1 lutten; went a com boned 4 tor-17 111 the senes, but the lnthans swept any. woy lhefl'srue6-16mJuly , The huh ms have only 7,~1'J tocketk .ovwl<~blc to sell lor the test ol tl1e I ~9 S season Daly's four-hole, 15-stroke effort in playoff helps him win ByRONSIRAK ST ANDREWS, Scotland (AP) -John Daly won the Bntosh Open m a four hole playoll on Sunday after Costmohno Rocca fqllowed a chunked cht)\ on No 18 woth a 75· foot putt from the V.oiley nl Sm to send U>e towmunent to extra holes It seemed D.oly had the tournament won when Rocca scull ed hos ball mto the swale 111 front of the green, but the ltahrut rolled the ball up tbe valley and nitn the hole to catch Daly at 6 untler par 282 The playoft was .olmost an afterthought followmg the dramat 1cs at 18 Rocca three-putted the fust extra hol e to tall a stroke behmd, ~lopped two had when Daly rolled m a 40 loot bordoe on the second hole and lost all hope when he htt the Road Dunker on the next hole Daly played the lour-hole pl.oyoff over the Old Course ,,, St 1\ndrews Ill I 'i strokes to 19 tnr smgle to center George stole secmod dunng Mitchem's at-bat, but .otter three strmght foul balls, Motchem llted out to Louden m lett to end the game Rose, who pllched a no-hiller ag.unst the New Haven Reds 111 the In st round, fanned 10 and walked tloree Marcum la~ted three mmngs before govmg way to Manley The p.ur com bmed to stnke out SIX and w.~k tour K C 's hmers were Watts (1-2), McClaskey, White (both 1-3) and ' Gardner (1-4) Btdwell's httters Manley (both 2-3), Denroey (1-3) Roccc~ " I dtdn't thmk there was gmng be a playoff' Daly smd "I JUSt got real mong before the playoff 10 after he made that putt '· Wtth wmd gusts neanng 40 mph blowmg vortually everyone sky htgb, Daly shot a s1eady 71 as he and Rocca, who closed woth a 73, finished one stroke alle.td ol M.trk Brooks, Steve Bottomley and U11rd round leader Mochael Camphcll Steve Elkongton and VoJay Smgh were two strokes behmd at 284 Corey Pavm, Mark James and Bob Estes linoshed at 28'i "To wm a maror champoonshop sober 1s mcredtble," satd Daly, who mosse~ the start ol the 1991 PGA Tour to enter M alcohol reha· bthtatton progrrun "To bnng thts champwnshtp back to tloe States IS mcredoble," he saod, clutclung the solver claret JUg trophy Daly ts the lirst Amenc~n smce Mark Calcavecchoa on I ~R•J to won tloe Bntlsh Open It also gave the Amencans a sweep of the Masters, U S Open and Bntosh Open thos year alter lo.<· mg 1tll lour maror champtonshops last year Daly the ha~ boy of goll, nnw bas a Bnush Open ntle to go woth tbe PGA Ch,\rrlpumshtp he won m 1991 and at the age nl 29 he once agam emerges as a pl.1yer who coul~ dommale Ute game lor years to come 1 hat's what w.os expected of hom when he won the PGA 111 hos rookte year when he w.cs 25 Dut he won only one tmtrnrunent m I'!'J2 started 93 m rehab and ended uon suspenston .olter pockmg up Ius b.\11 m a toumrunent Daly volunlartly sat out the final three months last year .otter stulflmg with the laU1er nl ,, compet otor at tlte Wot ill Senes ol Golf That seemed all hehwd Daly thos week a' he stayed locused and dealt bnlioantly woU1 U1e frustraung Old Course He played lhe first IS holes of the hnnl round l untler-pttr .mt1 could have won gmng away ol he had not mossed shon htrdtc pulls at Nos 12 and 14 Then he let Rocc.t back onto the tournament when he bogeyed Nos 16andl7 Rocca, who bogeyed the hnal two holes m_the 1993 Ryder Cup to lose the decodong smglcs malch 1down to D.ov" Lowe needed to get hts short pitch dose on the 18111 lor the b1rd1e to tJe Daly hut he chun ked 11 rolltng 11110 the V.tllcy ol Sm It seemed ltke the lt,oltan had om:e dg,un l.u led Ill Ihe clutch 'It s not over ycl ' D.tly s,ud W,lll:hlllg Oil ICIC\1~1011 IJ e. W(IS ught ( Rocc.1 took out Iu s puller and mite~ the h.oll oul ol the Valley, acmss the green ctJH.I IIllO the CLIJ'I 7S teet away /Is the ball dtsdppc,tred 11110 the cur. Rncc.o collapsed to tloe ground fact! down, poum.lcJ Jus lists on t11e hard e.orth .uod the• cl ospcd Ius h.nuls beluntl Ius he.od When he lmally slootl he woped tc.ors hom Ius eyc!O Daly, whose lt.!tlcm,lrk ts h1s enormous leng th nfl th e tee won tlus Bnl1sh Open .L.o.; much wttlt Ius short g.1me .os he tlotl woth hos steady dnvong h tndltng Ute huge, unJulottmg g11.::cns anU dtf f.lcult polch stHlls \Cry wel l He drove lhc h.oll hnll1.11111y .oil week .mtl w 1s Jlltrouhle only IWIL:e m the lnMI round ~dttng 1 h1e.tk when h1 s Unve on o C) I tiHJed helmut the go1sc r 1th 1 thai m 11 ~mtl he w.1s .ahlc tom 1kc .l p 11 lie pbyed iltC 1111,11 lrlUIHI Wllh out htlllllg .Illy of the dozens nl d mgt:rous hunke1s on the L:oursc: ~ unttl h~ c.unc In No 17 where he' htt th~ uotonous Road Hole hunker lie had a very dlllicult shot hut was able In escape wnh a bogey and a nne - s~ oke le.o~. a lead Rocc.o erased wolh one superb, s~oke ou No I R ' ,,.. • • . •• Scoreboard Pn1~hur11h 7 Molllrt!al Allon!u ::1 San 01ellt 2 Flomla ll Major leagues i(;op;!".!::::..., .- ... H Dlvl11lnn ~ on a wtld p1tch frum Hubhard's JK Greenhouse potcher .J P. Harmon (takmg catcher Matt Warner's throw) In the fourth mnmg of Sunday's Kyger Creek Little League JK 4] 4(,9 7 ll 4(, 41H II Fruth Pharmacy's Jeremy Jeffers (left) comes in from th1rd base tu ~core ...... ... ...... ]!) 5ili7 494 41<7 Crntnl Ht"i~lnn CLEVELAND 'i( 22 71K Mtlw:JUkeo:4( 39 'i(l(, Knn.~w; Ctty 17 4fl 4111 Cluco~o 11 45 421 MmnetHTa 2M 51 1~4 Tournament champlnrL"ihlp cnntest Fruth, which took a J..2 lead on lh•s play, went on to win 4-3 to become the first Ma•on County-based crew to win the totle In eoght years and only the second cluh In the dla· mondrest's htstory to repeal as champton. (OVP photo by G. Spencer Osborne) 23 211 ~ TO JuGGLE Talk to your ondependent agent lnsost on long term experoence, communoty presence, and someone who os w•th you both before and after thongs happen Just do this one thong, and leave the juggling act to us • ' ' Servmg Me1gs County Smce 1868 DOWNING CHILDS MULLEN MUSSER INSUIWICE 111 Second St. WHERE Pomeroy 992-3381 representing the The Ohio Casualty Group EFFORT IS OUR POLICY 19 Crnrral Dh t!ilun CINCINNATI 51 27 654 Hnwnon 4S 34 570 Chtca~· Jtl 4J 469 PitL..buq;h u 41 461 SL. Lou'•~ 15 47 427 Culnrrtdo of Insurance Companies EXTRA JKl ,- fi 5 14 5 15 Ill Wc~lern Olvl"lon 4~ 15 !16'\ Los An~el~~ 40 4CI 494 San Oaegn San FrancJIICU 36 43 Jti 44 o4!i(i 450 .u~l< Dl e ~o l'tlht>ur~l! :al t INC INNATI 12 !i II~ 9 LAND 330 O'Neill New York 329 Tiwme CLEVELAND 321, Thom11111 ChiCO.JO l~R RUNS. PlnlhpJ. Cultfor nla 11 Ed rnrmdll C:lbfnmta 71 E M:anioez Seal He (i6 Salmon Caltrornta 6 1, John Valcnltll Bc w;ton 61 Cun111 De1ro11 60 Thnmal( Ouca~u f,(l Brady Ander~~an fo(l RBI Vaughn Bul(fun 7J Edmond& 72 T MartineZ Sratlle 72 S.nuw Callformu r.s M Rurrurn CLEVfl.AND 65 Tiannw Chtcattn 64 E MOI!tmn. Seallle 6:! C:~ltfclf'/l lll HITS Bnetttll CLEVELAND H16 E. Marltnet Sraltl(l Hl2 NJJ;c•n TUWI 100 Snnw Caltforrna 98 Ell mund11 Callfur 11111 9fi Cutlt• Detroit 94 Knpblauch MIDnl.'ll(lfll !}4 [X>lJBlES E Marttner Sealtle )I Belle CLEVELAND 2H DiSwcana. Cal •fotnaa 24 Seallcr Mllwaullr.e 21 John Valenlan Bo11ton 20 Baeraa CLEVE LAND 20; 6 are tied With i 9 TRIPLES Lufton CLEVELAND 7 R Akamar Toron1n 7 8 Wllhllmll New York, S Brady Alklmon Baltimore S Whtle, Tomato S 9 we tied Wllh 4 HOME RUNS VauJho Botton 26 Thomas Chtcaao 2~ McOwtre Oat land, 2.4, M Ramun, CLEVELAND, 22, T Martinez Seattle 22 Bdmoadll Call forma 20, R Palmetro B•ltimore 20 Fielder Odmit 20 STOLEN BASES T Oondwtn KanliU Caty 30 Knoblauch Mlnnratl.l l3 L. lnhntuon ctucago 23 Coleman Kanau C11y 22 Ntl.on Tna1 22, Luftnn Cl.EVEI..AND 20 R. Heoder*>D OatiDDd 20 ~ Anprlf~ f. II ltnley Sun 'i!) k S:HUit'U (IN< INNATI ~(I McR~I." 1~ I . 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I AI 11 Em"n t' Jl Tdtn In 111 BuiT !11 (111 11. acrt 11As""''' n OAKLAND ATHLETICS An nr uncallhe JTttrt'menl or Da"e Slewart ptldm Placed Mark McOwtre firl1 bas&man on lite I i-dny dt~ll bled laM retrooc ltVe 11 Ju l)' Ill Placed Sieve Oo! t vtw~ ptldtt r on !he 15 clay 1hsahlccl 11111 Atll v~lei.l Rubcfl S1erra uutfidclcr frnm the 15 {hay d•~abled ltgt R~ c~ lled Mtke M iller pah:her froru ElJ uunlon of the P•t:lflc CoiUil League Nlllhonall..c:MitU~ Dtett MnndrNt L lltt'~ BATIIN(• I M rlm~l s,.ulll\: 'f l UuYtN ( lltfl rntu l4' 0 [ tary Bo1ton 333 M Ramirez:, CLEVE B:~ltunct~ S~n Huu~tun B1 rnll::t New Yurk '\:!7 f'a.\111111 Cnl urn lu \2f. Grat-e n ~,:a~u 314 RliNS DIP.lol • Hnu stun 72 Dt n•ls san r'l'ilhCI~CU (,( Da~wdl lluu~t n ~I 1 ( 71 II 17 11jJ Oun~wn '4::2 Du:hdle Ct lnmtlr 32!.1 0 Bt:ll Cl1 tuj!O AL leaders NA1 IONAL LEAGUil Your Independent Agents ® N ATI (1\t!'IU~al S 5l II ~~~ p Ill L: ~ Anj!'rit"M (M trltnt':t 'i.fo) U ll Bnstnn 1 gumcs Oakland al Hdrutl 1 II~ p m Om:awu al But.ll•n 7 o~ r m Mmnellnl::t 111 Turnntu 1 ~~ p 111 Tna.~ al Ba!tmme 1 15 r 111 N~w Ynrt: al KansR!I Caly K 0.5 p m Mtlwaub.e al Seat II~ 10 n~ p 111 C LEVELAND 1t Calif trntn 10 0~ pill IJ~hu DAITINO 1 Cow ynn 3~~ San r-ranctl'CI ,, 11unda I 1~ f1 In Munlmal at ChtC:I~u 2 :!O p m Allan! a al Pttt~hurllh 111'\ fllll Colllf'JCIII ill' f'hllll ~lrlua 71j r 11\ Nt"wYrr~::ttStlllus 74!lpnt Las An~dl!'~> Ul H u.~lun K~~~ J" 111 Tue~d.ty'lli! Bt ~~ n llfi NL leaders Cui nul {Rrkar l 0) at Plul~ulelplnu (Green II 6) H O'i p nt Nt'w Y rk (Pubtphu 2 4) ut Cluutt' (Bulhnl!er (i 2) K 0' rm S m Dlep.o ~BrneN 1 () :.t CJNliN sun Tex.~ ~Gr ~~ 4 !}) 111 N~w Yurl: (f'~hl 5S)M04ipm M1nne•nta (R;:acll.:e 77) a! D••sl!ln (Wul.:elt~:ld !ol I l 8OS pit M•lwnukt~ (B• n~s 5 7) al Sranle (Bn stuti 4) II 05pnt LLEVELAND (Na~v l 4) al ( ~hfnr Dill (Spn n~er I 2) II (1'\ p 111 You've got a lot on your mmd You re buoldmg your world and your msurance needs are real But you don't need to add thos worry to your list murt 17 A}!Utk"ril (Brewtlll,lli n ) Ill ar Amtd:t (Burkl'lt 7 IJJ H 05 p m rm Tnnfght'!lil games ll:.ttl~un Mt's' CLEVELAND 2( l.,t!suuth ( al i• rnua 22 Et k<'Uity I lak ] Ill r ')O lie llllt"IIWI ll ~ lrt ,, Ill Mnlll ~cault'r\ KJn~a~( 1ty 17 ll J nr~ 11<~111 Tonight's g.mn~s 4 Mt lwuu kr-e 2 Cah{ttm 3 11 [Wirt tl 2 Baltu111•re r, K tlll>ll/li Ct y 2 IIV I:!( 'itl11le SAVES s~n Fronct~ cu Sunday's sc.:ni=cs • Nt'w Y1 rk 9!1 Tut..osday's 2ames Se.anle f Tnrnnto 4 New Yurk II Tella.~ 4 Ouca~n II MtiWtlUl:t"t' (, CLEVELANil2 Clukl:nlllt 1~;~~ { II IVTr ()Jkl uncl I I II F nl.,.y lal1ltrrna 1(]1 l• Rl." r r nlu 102 j M , Ouw~ll rlulrnlelphm Ill Sl LtmR fi (Swtntldl (• 'I II (I~ pIll A!l ant., (Mall lux l 0 I ) at (LulltZ:J (t ~) 1111, pIl l Hustun 7 CtiY ~ Ba!ttmnrt' 1 Cahrumta 11 [lt-trotl 1 FOR YOU SrRIKEIII I S Jot l ln~o 1 ~ .. utlt" 17f. 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Sund.ty's scores "i 8 10 l Mmne.~t Ia II u~ltJJ lill 15 40 40 JEFFERS SCORES - 44 I. 1:.<1. lllk'Z I t INONN,\Tlll { hu:at::o l S1 U. u1~ ~ Plnl;ulrlrluo.~ ' lulurui ~ Nrw'trk4 AMERICAN LEAGUE Eu~ltm P!TOIJNG (K dectl!lnnll) Ilt=nm.o; MwCLEVELAND 9 0 l 000 2 JS R Suharday's s~nrcs Baseball HORIDA MARLINS Recalled Raclue Lewis rlrcher from Chorloue of the ln!ernatmnal League Releued Rob Murph)' p1tcher NF.W YORK ME.TS Optiont'ld Rlclcy ()leH• uulfteldtr In Norfulk of the lnl« tmllonal LcllJ!Ut N:ccnll~d Alf')ertn CutlJ l1 ualcht•r from Nc.folk. SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS Re c~ llecl Janne Drewtngl nn pitcher CrQm SllreveJ'{m nflhe Teu~ l..eaJI.ue !\!OLEN BA.'iES Verru; Flurulu 29 Larktn CINCINNAU 27 R S::.ndcr5 C INONNAli 23 F1nley San Oteao 22 Dl.ewt~ ONCrNNATI 21 l..3nkfunl S1 Lou1~ 21 r> Bt.ll Jlnu~!on 20 DeSiuell~ Lc:111 Angtles 20 PITC1fiNfi (K dectHtnn~o:) 0 Marhlu:t A!lunt ~ 10 I !J(l!} I (,4 Sm1ley CINrrNNATJ 9 I 900 J 4(, Nomu Lus Anl,!ele~ 7 I 117'i 1 91 C Peru Mronlrell l II 2 111111 l H BulltnKer Chi ~~o fi 2 7~11 '\ V, Swaft Cokorar1u r1 ~ 7~0 ~ 4::! Nra~le Pitl~ht t rJ!.Il I 0 4 714 3 lJ! St:huurek ONCINNATI 1114 714l24 STRIXEOlfTS Numu Ua& AllJ~It-1 I JH Smnltz Allnnha llti Schtllln8 Plu ladelphta 114 Bene~~ Sun Di.~o Ill G MathiUI Allnnla 105 Fas~ero Mon \real 100 Rcynuhbi Uuu~!Un 99 P J Mamn~:z Munrreal 9'J SAVES Slucumh Pluladelphtll 22 Myen Ch1ca~o 22 Henke, Sl l..AIU!Iii 22 J Brun11ey CINCINNATI 19 Roju Monltt'DI I M Bet.: k Snn Fr:.nca~c1 I (i Todd Wurrell Lc ~ AnJ;eleli 16 ' CELEBRATING VIC fORY- .John Daly celebrate< wmnlng lhe Brttlsh Open In sudden death with hls wife Paulette Sunday In St. Andrews, Scotland. He played the Old Course fnur strokes better than Italy's Constantino Rncca to hocome the first American In the 1990s to Win !Ius tournmnent. (AP) Foul halt Nalinnal Fnothall L~~ue ATLAN't A FALCONS Stt~:ned LID coin Coleman runn1ng haclc Placr.d Eric J:~t:k., cornerback on InJUred r~rve CLEVEI AND DROWNS Moved Tummy Vardell fullback fmm the physl t:"lly unahie in perform lt~l tn the acttve IIJSier Plac~d Leroy Hoard fullback on the ['lh)'IUCally un thle-to-ptrfnrtn ll1t UkEEN BAY PA CKERS Claimed Terry Cunnealy Jefen~l"t: lineman off watvefl! frmn Ute Ne.w Yurk JetJI Watved K~•lh Wagner oUeruave taclcle HOUSTON OtLER.S Apeed to temw w lh Sieve M~.:Na1r quartcrbaC!k INDIANAPOLIS CO LTS Staned Zar::t: Croctett fullhack It n rnur year c mtn1c1 Stl!nt'd Shawn Harper HOME R'l!Ns L W<~lkrr l luruc!u 21 ~·ant I IN( IN N All 11 c~~ ttlla ( uh ra~l 'lea D md~ S:tn Fnanta~><:t 20 Gahrral!>~ ( I uul• lCJ R Sanlleu (}N( INNATI 17 So~o:a t 11J cn.:n 17 8Kitt"tlt' (c h rad• 17 ... + I r ""~' MINNESOTA rey Srr~n~er ~ uffe n~tve VIKJNCtS S t~ned Ku· cunlrac\ and 01ad Ma)' quur1erback. lo a two year oon!rac1 wtlh an ophon for the tlunl yeur NEW fl\JGLAND PATRIOTS S1gn«1 Wilham Rober\~ uffrn~tve lmeman NEW ORLEANS SAINTS S1gne I Sc1 t1 Sundy ktt ker Placed Ttmm Rn~r.nhach quanerhmdc nn tile ruerve nnn f111 I ba ll IQjury hsl Wa1ved Dn1d Bavaro hnebacker NEW YORK GIANTS Aareed lo terms wtth Scott Gnt.gg oUeii~IVe line man uo a tltree )'eaT contracl OAKLAND RAJD6R S Placed Sa II Da"t" de(ens•v• end and Ha.~IUID Jone1 wtde rt:ceiVer on the did nnt rerort 1111 Wa(\Otd Vlcrur Moncalo punter and l...elt' Ra111ey cornerback Placl!fl J o~h Me {tre wdte ~et"er on !he tax1 5quad PHILADELPHIA. E.A.fiLES Slaned Guy Andr.r~on ktcker an I Shawn Colhllll wtde rcceavet In one year con lracllii wa.,eu Echhe Murl"ll)' ktt:k.er ami Palrlcle Rnwe wide receaver PmSBUROH STEELERS ~t1_1ned Mnril: Brueocr llgiU end tn a fr ur year ~.:c ntracl SEATrLE SEAHAWK~ Relenud Anthony Shelman runmn¥ b~~Ck A~t:W lit term~ with Robb ntrm~ wulr. r.at v "' Pak offenflaVe \t neuwt tu a fuur Family Protection for "preferred risks" ' and aulomoblie cnvcraljeS Fam Pak comhmcs homeowners mtn one convcment policy to save you inoney 1 As a prefer red rtsk )IQU ~cl a rate dtscounl from Weslllmencan lnsur ance Co, one of Ihe natoon s ftnesl msurers And because you combme your home and auto covcrages~you further reduce your premtum Easy payment plans and oulslandmg West Amertcan , claom servtce are addtltonal benefits Also $1 molhon Personal E>cess Loahohly CoV!:ri!.lle can be added to your Fam Pak Polley Call today for a no obh~alton proposal ' YOUR INDEPENDENT AGENTS SERVING MEIGS COUNTY SINCE 1868 DOWNING CHILDS MULLEN MUSSER INSURANCE 111 Second St 992-3381 Pomerov, OH • .' .' - �• • Monday, July 24, 1995 ,. ••• •• :·•• •••• '••• . By The Bend Monday, July 24, 1995 Page~ ~lCoolville crafter participating in show Five times to contact Sociai ."Security • : Lee's Wood·N-Things of :coolville is participating in Nonlic :Needle's Trunk Show, displaying •30 pieces of HanJ;UJgcr emhroidery :through Sunday. . Hanlanger emhmidcry is a !onn 'of counted thread emhroidery whicb must be done on t:ven weave -fabric . II often includes 'utwnrk, :and the basic stitch is the satin 'stitch which is used w form the -ldoster hlocb. The work wa' tradi - i~ whtle •thr caJ, hut nl 1e11 llone today using a vancty ut ~:u t ors . It had it.' origin in Norway humJrt:tl~ of year~ ago and ha~ ~rrcad all o~er !'h e world with tl.\ roru t;ortt y increa.,iu g in re~c:nl years . Lee 's W!Hl<l-N-Things will have two rccep1ions during thL: ex hihil . one on Thur.-tby from 5-7 p.m . anti om~ Sunday from 2-~ p.m . The l'Xhihit ab o l ";tll nc VICWCll during re gular :-.Imp hour ."i . ~Liuna ll y' tlone! nn while linen wilh Names in the news By ED PETERSON Social Stcurily manager, Athen.• Because Social Security taxes are automatically deducted from most paychecks, many people may take Social Security for granted . . They fee l they don't have to do anything 10 insure their protection or collect their benefits. Ulis could be a mistake. Unfortunately, with Social Security, what you don't know can hun you. For one thin g, Social Security is not just for retirement It also pays benefits if you die or become disabled before retirement. So you need to know when you can apply for benefits, how much you .~ compo:-cr. . . .wu.l _Jonn-t•r Oo~ton Pop:-. ...... romlm:H1r .Joltn Wrlham ...; . ll'RI G HT~ N ..I . (AI')· "'Postcart.l from Bruce Spnng:-.:tl'!.:ll: "Greetings .from ~u:-.1 up th e ro<rd from Asbury P;U'k ! . . The Boss gave a surpn .-.; c pcrlm.. mance Satuf(L1y ni ght during a concert by the Pittshur~h hand Joe .Grushecky and tJ1e Honserockcrs. About 3,000 fans packed the Tradewinds Ni~ht Cluh to see tlle }louserockers in thi:-. coa~ lal community about43 miles""' ' of Tren - CHICAGO (AI') - lloly Cow ! ll;my Camy '"" sw itdleu to nonal cotmlic hevcrages . Tile fabled Chicago Cuhs broadcaster- known for a p;trlying lifestyle. oversized g i~L'ses anti his raspy rcmlit inn nf "Take Me Out It> tl1c B;dl Game" - has stopped Urinkm g hccr and cocktails .•diii:L! -ton . A few songs into th.t.: set. he stumhled a nu wllapsed 11 .Spring:.aeen jumped on stage. ~~~ did guitarist Litll c Steven :llld mont hs ago i.n Mi:unL . " 1 ~ti ll go ·to ni ghtcluhs ..lust h~c.a use I don' t thin k dne~n't afi"L!t:t Springstl't'll !reared 111 ~ audit::Jil'l' my gtx>tl times ," he :-.ays. The med iCine Cu"y lakes lm an to "D·arkn cs . . al th e Ed ,!!L' ot · i1Tegular h earth~at is f1ot co lnpali1"o'Vn ,' ' ''M nnil'r l nrurpnr:llt.:LI. ·' ble with alcohol. :md· "Lucky Town ." C:tray is hclievcd to he 7S, hut Little Steven ;uul Weinberg pla y ha. s nev er puhlicly disclt>sed his witll Spri ngsteen's E Street Ban<J.. date. Nnw in his 'i 1st year of binh · Springsteen pr od uce d the ] Iouserockl!r. . · alhum '· Amcric;tn bmadcasting major-league base ball, ht! hegan reducing hi s work Babylon ," one out this l;dl. .drununer Max W t.: inhcrg . load this se;Lo.;on. skippin g ull hut a LENOX. Ma.-s. (AP) - Call it 1he birthda y sy mphon y ln three kw Cuhs mad trips . RADNOR. l'a . decade~. . The Boston Symphon y On:hc.-tra perfonnetl :~ hirt htlay l OIH.: cll Sunda y for BSO Conductnr Sciji Ozawa. violini st Itzhak Perlman and.cellist Yn- Yo Ma. Ozawa tums (1() t>n Sept. I, Perl- · mm1 turns 'ill on i)ug. 31, ami Ma tums40 on Oct. 7. _ The ct>ncert - held at the l3SO's summer home in Tanglew<xl<l - featured Perlman and Ma as soloists Uuring Brahms' "Dou - ble Concerto for Violin, Cello and Orchestra." Special guest L:ontluciOrs at the COIICerl included Andre Pn~vin and The Daily Sentinel • Page 7 The Daily SentineJ . SEA Pomeroy e Middleport, Ohio ( (1\P) -.Josie Bissell i~ tirt.:c..l of ht:ing thL: wi mp on " Mclrmoe PI arc." Di~sctl, who pla ys I he oltcn-vktlmizell .lane Mun~ini on ttl~ Fox televi s ion s l\tnv. says she .com- plained ahoul .lane's late last season . ".lane would do something dun1h and I'd yell :11 tile TV, 'Oh. how can you be so stupid!' I just hate tha!'she gets stepped on all the time," Bissen says in the July 29 issue of TV Guide. The gripe got results: Bissell said Jane is ge'tting an intriguing story line in the fall. • can expect, and how 10 make sure your benefits are there for you. Just remember there are at least five limes you should contact Social Security. % To change your name when you get married; 'k To get an application for a Social Security number;· 'k To gel a request for Earnings and Benefit Estimate Statement; % If you notice an error on your earnings record; 'il If you need to apply or inquire about benefit s becau se someone in your family : --dies becomes disabled -reaches 62 develops'pennanent kidney failure -reaches 65 (to apply for Medi Care even if be or she is nor retir· in g). All of the services Social Security provides are FREE, from issuing Social Security number cards to •, Anna Mae Ebbinghaus, Tina and Jeffery Lefevre, Amy, Anna and Nicholas Lefevre, Juagita Betz, Harold and Roberta Mercer, John and Mildred Crooks, Rich, Ronda, Passenger.s stricken with diarrhea processing disability, survivor, an<t rellrcmem claims. • Social Security also produces 3, variety or publications that explain; the various Social Security programs, including benefits availabiC: to children. You can reach Sociat Security using the toll-free number,~ 1-800-772·1213, to speak to a rep, resentative between 7 a.m. and 7; p.m. each business day. When you call , have' yo ur Social Security; · number handy. 317 North 2nd Ave. Middleport, Ohio Mo·n-Sat. 9am-5pm ,. . Celebrates birthday 1 ."'.. THE 1995 Public Notice Public NoUce Expend................... 3,170.06 . Unreoorved Fu'ld·Bo!ance.. Operating Tranolero • Out... . ....................... 344,985.46 ....................... ,(9,619.50) AGENCY FUND Refund ol Prior Yeara OPERATING RECEIPTS Flecelpto...............(7,658.33) Taxee ............................. 0.00 Total Other Fin. Sourceo Tunton ...........................o.~ (Uses) ..................... 4,594.81 Earnings O'llnvestmenta... Dlabursemants & Other .................................. 0.00 UMe/Net ............:.. 37 ,854.91 Food Services Satao .... O.OO Beginning Fund Caah Extracurricular Acttvnles.... Ba!ance .............. 518,676.97 ......................... 43,493.31 Ending Fund Cash Balance Clan Materials & Fees....... ....................... 556,531.88 .......................:.......... 0.00 R a s a r va d I o r Misc. Recolpto .............. o.oo l!neumbrances .. 181,538.86 Grantaln Aid Unreserved Fund Balance .. · Slata Sources ............... o.oo ........................374,993.02 Federal Sourcos ........... O.OO PROPRIETARY FUNDS Total Recelpta • (Operating) RECEIPTS: ..., ..................... 43,493.31 OPERATING RECEIPTS OPERATING Taxes ............................. 0.00 DISBURSEMENTS Tultlon................~ ...;.......o.oo · !nstructlon..................... o.oo Earnlngo on Investments ... Supporting Sarvlces .... o.oo 0.00 Community Servlces.... o.oo Food Services Sates ......... .. Extracurricular Actlvhles.... .........................84,243.93 .................................. 0.00 Extracurricular Activities .... Facilities Aequloltlon ... 0.00 ........................... 5,918.16 Debt Sarvlcea ............... o.oo Clau Matarla!o & Fees ....... Employeoa Sa lor leo & ..................,. .... 11,691.09 Wages ........................ 255.27 Mlac. Recelpto ... 552,722.57 EBmp 1o yeas Retirement Granta In Aid ana11ts ....................... 53.99 State Sources ............... 0.00 Purchased Sarvlceo............ Fedorat Sources ........... 0.00 ......................... 20,080.13 Total Reeelpta • (Operating) Supplies & Materials........... .......................654,575.75 ......................... 21,267.62 OPERATING Capitol Outlay ........ 2,714.67 DISBURSEMENTS Other Ob)ecta ........... 782.19 !nstructlon ..................... o.oo Total Disbursements • Supporting Servlces .... o.oo (Oper)................... 45,153.87 Community Servlcea.... o.oo Exc. Rcpta. Over /(Under) ...................... (1,660.56) e~~-~-~.~-~~~~~~-~~~~~-~:oo Dlsb NON.OPERATING Faclnles Acquisition .... 0.00 RECEIPTS Debt Services ............... 0.00 (DISBURSEMENTS) Ef11ployooa Sa!arlos & Contributions & Donations. Wagoa ...................64,3n.12 ........................... 3,449.51 Emp!oyoea Retirement Proc. Sale llo Loaa ol Benellta ................ 64,061.41 AasetaFm. ........................... o.oo Purchased Services ........... Slate Sources ............... O.OO ....;.................. 437,599.13 Federal Sourcea ........... O.OO Supplies & Materlala ........... Operating Translsra·ln...... ....................... 106,n5.45 ..................................0.00 Capital Outlay 2,988.63 Rotund ol Prior Y-• Other Ob)ecla ..... ,.:... 554.33 Expend ..., ...................... 0.00 . Total· Olsburaements • Opera ling T!~nslors • Out... (oper) .............;..:676,356.07 ..............;...................0.00 Exc. Rcpta. Over /(Under) Refund ol Prior Years Dlab.................... (21, 780.32) Recelpta ........................ 0.00 NON.OPERATING Total Other Fin. Sourceo RECEIPTS (Usel) ..................... 3,449.51 JDISBURSEMENTS) llo Other Contributions & Donatlona. Dtsburaemento Usoa/Nat ................ 1,788.95 ........................... 2,868.75 Fund Cuh Proc. Fm. Sate t1o Loaa 01 Beginning Balance ................ 13,n0.54 AliOto ........................... 0.00 Ending Fund Cash Balance State Sources ........ 8,869.74 ......................... 15,559.49 Federal Sourcao ................ .. Res 1 r v e d I or ....................... 101,301.95 Encumbrance• ......... 240.00 Operating Translera • ln ...... Unreaorved Fund Ellllanee.. ........................... 8,200.00. .......................1.15,319.49 Refund ol Prior Years ,TOTALS Expeild.......................... o.oo Taxes .................. nt,743.03 Operating Trsnalora • Out... Tuhlon ........................ 111.58 .................................. 0.00 Earnings on lnveetmenla ... Refund ol Prior Years ......................... 48,440.67 Recotpto ........................ 0.00 Food Sarvlcea Salea........... Total Other Fin. Sources .........................84,243.93 (Uaso) ................ 121 ,240.44 Extnlcurr!cular Acllvhlaa.... Dlsbursamenta & , Other . ....................... 106,832.91 Usea/Not. .............. 99/460.12 Claaa Matart.lo & Feeo....... Beginning Fund Cash ....................... 25,138.64 Balance .............. 248,286.07 Ml1e. Reeelpto ... 552,919.29 Ending Fund Caoh Balance Grants In ~ld ....................... 347,748.19 State SoU1'C81.2,499,657.49 Reserved lor Federal Source• .................. Encumbrance• ...... 2, 780.73 """"""""..'""" 160,a•20•24 COMBINED FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION FOR THE ASCAL YEAR ENDED JUNE 30, 1995 SOURCE DESCRIPTION GOVERNMENTAL FUNDS RECEIPTS: REVENUE RECEIPTS Taxes .................. n1,743.03 Tuition ........................ 111.58 Earnings on Investments •• . ......................... 48,440.67 Food Services Sales ... 0.00 EICiracurrlcular Actlvllles ...,. ......................... 57,421 .44 C!iss Malerlala & Fees ....... ......................... 13,447.55 Misc. Recelpts .......... 196.72 Grants In Aid Stat' Sourcea. 2,499,657.49 Federal Sourcea160,620.24 Total Receipts • (Operating) .................... 3,551,638.72 DISBURSEMENTS: EXPENDITURE. DISBURSEMENTS . lnetructlon .......2,022,387.46 Supporting Services ........... .................... 1,384,500.80 . Community Services........... .....;; ...~................ 2,080.02 Extracurricular Acllvlltea .... .........................63,505.44 Facilities Acquisition .......... ........................... 5,206.00 Debt Services ...... 40,698.90 Employees Salaries llo Wagea ............................ o.oo Employees Retirement Benellts .........................o.oo Purchased Servlces ..... o.oo Supplies & Materlals .... O.OO Capital Outlay ............... o.oo Other Ob)ecti ............... 0.00 Total Dlsbureements • (Opar) .............. 3,518,378.62 Exc. Rcpta. Over /(Under) Dlsb...................... 33,260.10 OTHER FINANCING SOURCES (USES) Contribution• & Donallono. ........................... 7,251.34 Proc. Fm. Sale & Loss ol Asseta .................. 10,031.74 The Meigs County Fair Tab Is Coming August 11, 1.995. Advertising Deadline Is . August 4, 1995~ ' €AbL DAVE OR BOB TO PLACE YOUR ADJN THIS YEAR'S EDITION 992-2155 State Sourcaa ............... O.OO Federal Sources ........... 0.00 Operating Tranalers ·ln ...... ........................... 1,419.50 Refund ol Prior Years I· • Vinyl & Alum. Skiing, Roollng, VInyl Replacement, Windows, Blown Insulation, Storm Doors, Storm Windows, Garages. Free Eatlmaleo 111Mfn .. -- • • • • IWR/1 MO CONSTRUCTION Custom Building & Remodeling •NEW HOMES •ADDITIONS • NEW GARAGES •REMODELING • SIDING · ~ROOFING oPAINTI~G FREE ESTIMATES (614) 992·5535 (614) 992-2753 Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE The Village 'ol Middleport will be accepting bldo lor the sale ol s 1968 Price Meyer Mobile Home, loe~~led at 333 North Front Street, Middleport, Ohio until August 8, 1995 at4:00 P.M. . The accepted bid COMMUNITY CAB CO. INC. Owners: Robert Barton & Harry Clark 992-9949- 992-6471 Mon - Fri 8 a.m. - 6 p.m . Sat. 8 p.m. · 5 p.m. Sun. by appt. only Serving Pomeroy, Middlep0!1 & surrounding area. Call for rate schedule Min. $2.00 Public Notice Purchase Bid" Purchase bldo may be moiled to the Mayor ol the VIllage ol Middleport, 237 Race Street, Middleport, Ohio 45760 or may be delivered to VIllage Hall ot sameaddre11. Mayor Dewey M. Horton. VIllage ol Middleport unit · lrom the property (1) 20, 21, 24; 3TC vrlthlri 10 dayolrom tranolor of title. The unll 11 being Public Notice sold "ao Is" with no purchaser mual remove lhe The Eastern Local Board to Its condition or operational funcllo.nt. of Education desires to Sealed bldo ohoutd be receive bids lor Lunchroom marked "Mobile Home Supplies, such as: Real Estate General or OFFICE 992·2259· NEW LISTING· Cozy Country living- Pine Grove Road- 2 bedroom home sitting on 2.5+ acres of level land. Has a bam & some fencing for a pony or cow! Small 1 room house With attached sheds for a get-a-way and storage. Rear enclosed porch. Great Starter Home or a peaceful retirement home . ASKING $45,500.00 i?YRACUSE· Great Placet! Nice Location'! This home sits on a nice quiet street. Has 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, large living room, equipped kitchen, dining room. Refrigerator & range tess than 1 yr: old. Also !hare's a sidwasher. Utility room with newer washer & dryer. Front porch, side deck, approx. 3/4 acre lot with lots of Rowers, trees and some fencing . Call for Y.""r appl. POMEROY· Have you ever wanted to own a Mini FArm with '!. mce 1 112 story home? Well here il isll 6.67+ acres of ground-partially lenced, mce garden area and a great yard. Home has 3 bedrooms, nice large living room, bath, utility room, kitchen and dining room. Close to town yet all the extra of Country Living. All this can be yours for 539,900.00 COME ON IN AND SEE OUR SELECTION OF PROPERTY . AND HOMES. ALSO CHECK WITH US ABOUT HOW t;;ASY IT IS TO LIST YOUR HOME. NOW IS THE TIME TO . BUY OR SELL !I WE'RE THE COMPANY TO GET, TO HELP YOU II • HENRY E. Cl,fLAND JR ...................................... 992·22S9 TRACY L BRINAGER......................................... 949-2439 6HERRI L, HART..................................................742·2357 KATHY M. CLELAND........, ........ ., ....................... 992-6191 DFFIC E................................................................. 992-2259 Get Your Message Across · .With A Dally Sentinel BULLETIN BOARD · *6 00 column inch weekdays saoo column inch Sunday Non-Cert ~ .. . u ~· W(f• . • ~documentary t~~infttr at tO¥' ~ Suncbncc Film Faa val, wu lhot " Sunl"r·VHS forJ.Uit $400. \, r- ., ' ASKING $55,000 LETART· Manuel Rd. 1+ acre vacant lot perlect lor building or mobile home site. TPC water availabl~ . ASKING $3,500 f o; ~ ~ Septics, Land ~learing, Ponds, Homesites, .. Footers, Driveways. Licensed & Bonded ' Free Estimates 992-5591 o, HIP Plbs Tho Chmlflod Soalon I Gucrrd Afolml ANNOUNC Er.lENTS :Nicho]s.,t-Me a · -: CALL OUR OFFICE AT 992·2155 BULL~; 1111 2:00 PYMI\.U .............. E: PM DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION! YOUR MESSAGE CAN BE SEEN HERE FOR A TOTAL OF $6.00 PER DAY. : -- Penlonals TREE TRIMMING . AND REMOVAL PERFECT VIEW TAN * WOLFF BEDS * _L!ghLHauling, OFF BRADBURY RD . ON STEWART HOLLOVI RO MIDDLEPORT. OHIO OWNERS : ROLLIE & SH IRLEY STEWART Sessions For 5 Everyday Shrubs Shaped and Removed 20 Misc. Jobs. Bill Slack . 992·2269 live Girls ! Call Now 1-900·858· 2100 Ext. .1582, $3.g9 r.r Min. Mull Be 18, ProcaM Co, 002-e!-4- 7420. . I 2 Free Kinen1, Tiger Sltlped o,.ngo & BI~To Good H...,_, 30.00 Open Mon. lhru Sal 7:30 lit 614-387-{1283. 3 males & 1 lemale pup1, 7wka old, mother Australian Shepherd, laU..r E~ls dog. 304-675-4840. ? Dealer in Personalized Tanning Beds and Hot Tubs Call Us At: 992· 4044 Giveaway 5 Female Beagle Puppiea, Fr.. Delivery! Call For lnlormallon, ''2"1 ,.,o Sl•·37a-2574. - 110\\ \IW E\C \\ \TI \I; Having Problems, need answers to tough questions talk live to a Personal Psychic Now! 1·900-825-3800 Ext 4274 $3.99/Min 18 Y,rs. Procall Co. (602) 954-7420 Bulldozing, Backhoe, Services. Home Sites, L.and Clearing, Septic Systems & Driveways. ·Trucking· Limestone, Top Soil, Fill Dirt ()()•) •)()•)() --.)(),)() ·(Umestone Low Rates) MEET SINGLES WICKS -HAULING Of All Lifestyles, locally or nationwide. 1·900·945-5500 Ext. 7898 $2.99/mln. 18+ Procall Co. 602·954-7420 B/2111 mo. (Specialize in driveway spreading) Limestone, Gravel, Sand, Top Soil, Fill Dirt 614-992·3470 NEFF REMopELING SERVICE Public Notice BAKED GOODS MILK PRODUCTS . In order to btl eons!derad all bldo muot be In by, Augual 1, 1995. The Board reservea the rlgh1 to accept or re)act any and all parts ol any and all bids . Specllleatlono may be obtained !rom tho address below. Bid• will be opened at2:QO p.m. Send all bids to: House Repair llo Rem <><toling Kitchen a. flath Remodeling Room Addlllona Siding, Roollng, Patios Reasonable Ins urea- Experienced Calf Wayne NeH 992'4405 For Free Estlmatea o4113195 : LINDA'S PAINTING & CO• Interior & Exterior Take the pain out ol pelnllng. Let us do II lor you. Very reasonable. Free Estimates Before 6 p.m. leave message. After 6 p.m. 614-985-4180 ........ Public NoUce Encumbrances .. 184,539.59 • unreserved Fund Qa!ance.. ! .......................735,297.97 • Cash In Banko (Net)............ : .......................448,735.78 • lnveatmanta ....... 471,1 Q1.78 :0 Total Fund Balance............. •' .......................919,837,56 -, Memoranda Data Assessed Valuation ...........: ~ -~ ....................... 32,867,755 '" Property Tax Levies ~ ": lnslde10 Mli1. ............ 4.1000·.:; Outside 10 Mlll ........ 20.8500 ' · ADM ...........................887.oo:_:;; Number co, 5/16'94 TFN R & C Excavating Eastern Local School Dls1rlct 38900SR7 Reedsville, Ohio 45772 Phone: 614- 985-4331 (7) 3, 10, 17,24 4 tc • ........................... 5,206.00 e Debt Services ...... 40,698.90 : Employeeo Salaries llo • wages ...................64,632.39 : Employees Retirement . Benellla ................ 64,115.40 ., Purchased Services ............ ....................... 457,679.26 r Supplies a. Materials........... ; ....................... 128,043.07 .1. Capital Outlay ........ 5,703.30 •'· Other ObJecto ........ 1,338.52 · ~ Total Disbursements • • (Oper).............. 4,239,888.56 ' ; Exc. Rcpts. Over /(Under) ,. Dlab ....................... ,9,819.22 ·: Contributions & Donallona. : ......................... 13,569.60 . .: Proc. Fm, Sale & ,Loss ol :: Aaaets .................. 10,031.74' ., Slate Sourcea ........ 8,869.74 , ;• Fedora! Sources101,301 .95 ' . Operating Transfers -ln ..... .' " .......... ,................9,619.50 :: . Refund ol Prior Yeari ·: Expend................... 3,170.06 , Operating Transfers. Out., .. ; ........................ (9,619.50) Refund . ol Prior Yea~J..~ Reeeipta ............... (7,658.33) • Toial Other Fin. Sourcef ; (Uoes) ................. 129,284.76 ·• Dlobursementa llo Other ,': Uaea/Net.. ........... 139,103.98- ·• Beginning Fund Caa~ : Balance .............. 780,733.58 , Ending Fund Cash Balance· ~ .......................919,837.56 ' Employe8s .................. 35.oo ~=; Number ol Cart. Emp!oyaes•.· .............................,.. 58.00 ;..; Summary tndebtadneas ~ Bonds • '' Balance Beginning o._..: Perlod .................... 30,000.od;!:, Balance 6'30.95,,30,QOO,()Qo •, SUlnmsry lndebtodneaJ:: notea .,;.., Long & Short Term ::-': Balance Beginning ci(.:; Period .................217 760 00:.'· Redeemed During FlscaJ:• Period .......... ,....... 25' 060. 4~· t Balance 6-30-95.192,699.60.'(7) 24; 1TC :;: ·• Micbol N•...,.,... , film J.,ltfrJ: Aluminum/St~inless No job too large or too small! Oxygen Acetylene Helium all sizes Medical Grade Propane Trimix Ultra Mix Mig Welders Ph 773·9173 FAX 773·5861 108 Pomeroy St. Mason, WV I I Eloise Boston, Treaeurar Extracunlcular Activities.... : ......................... 63,505.44 • Facilities Acqutsnlolh......... ~ • - Gutters Downspouts Gutter C(eaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 949-2_168 Authorized AGA Distributor Welding Supplies • Industrial Gases • Steel Sales & Fabrication • Repair Welding GOLF LESSONS CUSTOM GOLF CLUBS CLUB REPAIR TROPHIES PLAO'UES BADGES 1·900·Dale Line Is seeking that dream mate to share a life full of love, romance, hatp~lin;eSiS and all the pleasures ·of life. I 012Wn NOnCE OF UENHOLDER TO COMMENCE SUIT To: Gerold Bunger, dba · M& DAaphalt Maintenance Pro'a, . Laot Kno- Addreu . 2285 St. Rt. 40E., Lawloburg, Ohio 45338 Purouo~tto Ohio Revised Code Section 1311 .11, you are hereby notllled by William Stuckey ond Royal Ook Resort Club, lka Fomlly R..urt•, Inc. to commence aull on the lien flied In Volume 8, Pego 183 of the Melgo County · Olllclsl Recorda. · Wllllom Stuckey (7) 17,24,31 (8) 7, 14, 21; 6TC · NEW HOME Waiting for owner Sedudell • 2 waoded acres l11ore available) 3 IR/2 BA, Tuppers Pl. water, heat pump, heavily insulated· Must see! lfml from Pomeroy, 17 111. from Atlttns '59,000 614-992-2713 H&H SAWMILL Portable Bandsaw Mill 32124 Happy Hollow Rd. Middleport, Ohio 457!10 Danny & Peggy Brickles 614-742·2193 388-85511. F""' Kinono, 6 t•-31J 7•110011 • Hatt Beagle puppies to good :S"':3~'0 ' ~~ 1-900·776-3005 Ext. 9387 $2.99 per min.u te . Kine,l,s1H41-D&o5 No,wegian Elk hound, female. 18 yrs. plus Procall602·954-7420 =-67_5·46_40_.____..,..._ _ small White Mate Kluen; Long Haired Female Cal, 814-4414479. Vacuum Cleaner Service Special · e To A Good Home: Slack Lab Pup, ~ntiS Old, 614-245-5001. Sp0c1al offer includes 1 CIC'an motor 2 GrPilSE' ro!lp r h0..?Jrings 3 Cte;m & check 5 Clf.'tln & chrck f.lter ~ystf'm lost: Dachshund Red With 6 . Chec:k hPits 7 . Check c1Pclrtcal s·~stcm ag1tator Umeslone & Gr-el, "" Seplk Systems, TraHer & LOS! July 6th, Grey Tiger·StriPifi lost- female, blue eyee, Husky wt stitches, Woll Pen area, 814-0g2. MR. VACUUM CLEANER 2495. 304372 6144 lost : 2 Small Doge., Black Wllh White, Area 01 Hannan Trace And Sugar Creek, Reward, On Return, 614·258·8870 Child's P.t. Kenny's Auto Rental _ ~~~:~~~~~=~~~~~~ ond Awenue While Walking, Call 61 46 ... •9454 After3.Rewaldtt Kenny's is the place to come When You need a Car rental. I W'~~~ ':.la~~·~.~~~~: t~~ft' 6~;: · Rewardl 614·387-0409, 614·44&- • 7249. We Halle Cars and Vans. • Losl Black lab Puppy, • Montha - c Did, Mate, Neal Avenue Area, • 1•800•486 •159 111 614-446-2185, e14-44&·7ees. Kenny's Auto Center 264 Upper River Rd. Bus. ( 6 14) 446-9971 70 Yard Sale MODERN SANITATION POMEROY, OHIO · Septic; tanks cleaned & portable toilets rented. m::~~~~re::n~:t;~a;l , u•·~~- • Gallipolis & VIcinity -:;Al7"lv:::-a,-:-d-::-Sa-;tos-::M-:-uo-:-r::-Be-=P...,.aid:-:-tn : Advance. DEADliNE : 2:00p.m.. !he day before the ad ia to run. • Sunda~ edition · 2:00 p.m. Fricta~. : Monday edition · 10:00 a.m: Sal· • u,d.~. Pomeroy, Mlddlepon & VIcinity Rates Joe N. Sayre SAYRE TRUCKING 614·742-2138 WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS Specializing in Custom Frame Repair NEW & USED PARTS FOR ALL MAKES & MODELS 992-7013 OR 992-5553 OR TOLl FREE 1-800-848-007 DARWIN, OHIO Some cat, Chelhire·-RI. 554 Area. Fam~~ Pot P!1one :614-386-9703 House Sites. Reasonable : Black Lilted Hine lea Shav•d, Andrew Road, 325, 160, Vinton, 814·388·9814. 4 Clean all mov;ng parts 8. Replace litter bog All For Only $14.95 Plus Parts · One year warranty on work performed . Val id on all nat;onally advertised bmnds We serv;ce most makes & mod els. 368 W. Main Si . Ripley, WV Lost and Found 60 ~====:612/:1:·"~ · ~~==:::o:H:-:4:56=3=1=======~~ r ·· ·- ' ; HAULING & aUIJ.ION ExcIIW otd lleogto. 814- 4yrs old, great with children, 304· Cheater 7122194 eur 11me ls Gelling Shortwl We Are Clft.n & Spade, Indoor• Or Out, 81<1.. Unisex Someone special in your area John Teaford ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION •New Homes •Garages ,. •Complete Remodeling . Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES 985·4473 call: Please Take one. warranty or guarantees •• .................... 1,38:4,500.80 ~ I iiill ROOFING NEW-REPAIR 1112/tfn ...---~~:--., Service • Slabs 992·3265 SMITH'S Monday !hru Friday 8:00a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Saturday 8:00a.m. to 12:00 p.m. formerly Poor Boy Tires Dual Exhaust tap in's Gtasspack ................ $109:95 Dual Exhaust Tap in's Turbo's ..................... $119.95 Alignment Fronl end ... $19.95 Alignment lour wheel .$34.95 Rotation &Computer Bal . four wheel .........:............... $19.95 Various American 'liMe~ on Sa~ Sidewalks Driveways Patios Porches Howard L. Wrilesel CARPENTER SERVICE Imperial Tire community Services........... ', ........................... 2,080.02 Reserved . ~ •Room Additions -New Garages •Electrical & Plumbing oRoollng otnterior & Exterior Palntfng Also Concrete Worlt (FREE ESTIMATES} V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 Pomeroy, Ohio 614-992-3379 • 18 Years Experience. · Hours CHARLIE'S CONCRETE Public Nollce Total Recelpta ·(Operating) ; .................... 4,249,707.78 ~ 1nstruction ....... 2,022,387.46 , Supporting Services........... ;· --------1 ,................................. Public Notice ESTIMATES David, Nicholas and Punlcin AyreS'; and Steve and April Miller, Colum-· ,bus. , . : Elmer and Paula Miller, LaGrange, Ga.; Willard and Judy ', Miller, Wooster; Bill and Loraine , Moine, Mt. Sterling; Dale Miller, : Sandy and Julie Bonar, Maryville, · Tenn.; John Ward, Bourbonnais, Ill.; Carl and Mrujorie Vanderhoof, ' Marion; Jessamae Brannan, Flo- . radell Grueser, Mike, Debbie, Tara · and Alison Gerlach, Clarice Erwin;• Don Erwin, Jim Vancooney, Dale: Walburn and Lena Martin, Middle-: G range t con f' er· degr.ees Public Notice ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS • The Tuppers PlaineChaster Water Olstrlct will oller lor aa!e a 1975 Chevrolet dump truck. All . bids must be submitted to the District's oH!ce by 10:00 a.m. on Monday, August14, 1995, at which time they will , btl opened. All bldll must btl marked on the outside ol the envelope "Bid lor Dump Truck". Details can be obtained by calling 614-985· 3315.The mailing addreaa Ia 39561 Bar 30 Road, Reedavllle, Ohio 45772. Harold Blackston, Prilaldant ol the Board Tuppera Ptalna.Chester Water District (7) 24, 28, (8) 3 3 tc FREE .~ • MIAMI (AP) - Scores of pa'sengers on the cruise ship Honznn came down with diarrhea, but federa! health investigators cleared the : ship for another voyage. the l'fuise port. Dorothy (Miller) Roach, Ray-> line said. Seventy-three passengers mond and Pam Roach, Trudy,< Kasey and Jordan Williams, Greg: became ill, the l'fuise line said . . t Browning, Randy and Charla; The Horizon docked Saturday in Roach, Darin and Jacob Roach and: New York. :C The ship was inspected by the Jason Taylor, Pomeroy; Tom, Fay• 't Centers for Disease Control and and Brandon Roach, · Brawn Her-:: Prevention and left the srune day on man, Racine; Barbara and Jennifer ~ CH)':YENNE DOCZI another Bennuda cruise with I ,500 l.awrence, Eric Jones, Syracuse; ~ passengers, Jim Grossman, a and Richard and Betty Rawlings, : . •' spokesman for 'Celehrity Cruises, M:Lson, W.Va. Next ye;tr' s reunion will again said Sunday. Cheyenne Maelene Doczi The CDC has not determined be held the second Sunday in July recently celebrated her first birththe source of the illne,s. nrnssman at the Miller homeplace. day at the homDe or her rare~~'> said. . . 1 "They believe that the sour.:e CHATTER CLUB . Todd and. et\ny nczt wtll a leuuy bear theme. ,.. was something people ate ,'· he The May ~md Jm1e meetings o~ Anendfng in addition lo her parsaid. U1e Chatter Club were bela at the ents were paternal grandmother homes of Mary Myers and Dori~-: Charlene Doczi; materual grand. Wilt. "· parents, Larry and Virginia Lee: Q Duesandtlowerfundswerec.:ot- · malemal great-grandmother, lmo lected. Refreshments were served gene Cunningham: Sue, Jrunie and The Ohio State Grange Office degree member need111g the fifth and games were played. Dllo( "· Andy Smilh; Peggy, Stacey and will be conferring tJ1e sixth degree degree prior to receiving tl1e sixth prizes were won by Ruth Young Dustin Ervin; Mary, Jeremy and at tl1e University or Rio Gnmde on degree should ·he at the university and Delores Whitlock. Nathaniel ·' Shuler; Tony and Saturday at 7 : ~0 p.m . in the Fine by 7 p.m. for the obligation. The Chauer Club suminer dinRachael Lee, Levi Searls and and Performing Arts Building. For more information contact ner was held at Columbo's in Park: : brother Tyler Lee Doczi. · All fifth degree members are Opal Dyer at 992-6647 (days) or ershurg, W.Va. June 2. · Those sending gifts were Todd, urged 10 a !lend anu rec;eive the 742·2805 (evenit\gs) or Patty Dyer The July meeting will he held at" Kelly and Ryan Tripp; Charles sixth <Iegree (cost $10). Any fourth all ;614-441\-3'i75 . homeoi'Ruth Young. Gilkerson and Tammy Capehart, . - - - - - . , - - - - . . . , , - - - - - - - - - , - - - - - - - - - , - - - - - - - - Mike Bill and Jimmy Cunningham. ,. - . ·YOUNG'S r-::~-:-~-"':'""'1 84 attend annual Miller reunion The children of the late J. Doyle and Gertrude (Russell) Miller, their families , friends and nther relatives gal hered recently at the Mill.er home place in Middleport for their I 'ith annual reunion with 84 Htlending. Dale Miller was emcee for d1e day which was spent reminiscing , taking videos, plaYing games and swimming . Welcomed into the family circle were April Miller who was married to Steven Miller on June 3, and Nicholas Ayres by adoption, son of Rich and Ronda (Miller) Ayres. Trophy winners were Jessmnae Brannan, the oldest: Jeffery Lefevre, the youngest; Elmer and Paula Miller from LaGrange, Ga. who traveleu the farthest; Tom Roach, longest heard; Jim Van c<xmcy, baldest head; Brawn Herman, higgest hurp; .I ulie Btmar and Raymond Roach, egg toss winners.. Attending were Jack Miller, Johnnie Miller, Melissa Davis, Tiffany Cox, Kenny Owens, Dennis Swank, Mary (Miller) Smitll, Pam Smith, Mike , Jackie and Kevin Le nol<, Vickie, Annetlc·; Shawn and Brent Lathev. John. Wand\'· Jeff, Jason and Mary Lou Abshire, Dee and Kaley Kennedy, ·...---_______._,il Country Naturals J&L INSULATION f..~g;fiig~Tn~~ 539 BRYAN PLACE ! Gifts & MIDDLEPORT 992·2772 We will install carpet OHice Houro: Mon ..frl. and noor coverings. Accessories 8:00 a.m.O:I:30 p.m. Give us a call at ••• , ; :,., . , I ·~ ·.t~ :.1 :. 992-3954 Emergency Phone 985-3418 All Vard Sales Mull Be Paid In Adwance. Deadline: 1:OOpm the day ·before the ad 11 10 run, Sunday edition· t :OOpm Friday, Mon. dll)' edillOn 10:00a.m. Slturday. -..-.-.-.--$$_E_L_L_B_U_I_LD_E_R_$_,-.N-(-.-.....,I New Homes • Vinyl Siding New Garages • Replacement Windows 80 Public Sale Rick Pea::: A~~:~~mpany, : rull ••m• auclloneor. complete auct1on . serv1ce. licensed •ss .Ohio s w... v..0inia, 304773· 5785 Or 304-773-5447. In Memory In Loving Memory of DIMPLE EAKINS on her birthdny. A great Mom and . Grandma that was ' ta~en from us on May 8th, 1995. . She will be sadly .missed today and everyday for she left behind an empty space in all of us that can never be filled. We will never understand why she had to be taken from ·us so soon hilt in the hearts and minds of her kids she will live forever. The Family of Dimple Eakins A Very Special Lad . ALFALFA AND MIXED Don't Junk It! Sell Ul Your Non. Working flefr1gera1ors, Fr•erers, Wash&rs , Or.yera, Uicrowtv... Color T.V.'s VCR'a, Air Condition· ers. Computers, Orfice Machin... Ere. 814-256·1238. . HAY FOR SALE BAILED To YOUR NEEDS J & D's Auto Parts and ,Salvage, buymg wrecks , JUnh au1o1 & trucks . Also, parts lor sate. 30.t· 773-5;!43 or 773-5033. Top Prices Pa id: Old ·U.S. Coins, Silver, Gold, Diamonds, All otd Collectibles, Paperweights, Etc. U .T.S. Co in Shop. 151 Second Avenue, Gallipolis, tl14-4.t•H1M2. 949-2512 ·, Wamed ro buy- antique and uMd lurnllure, no 1tem too large or too MANLEY'S HOME IMPROVEMENT Roofing, Siding, Concrete, Room Additions, Etc. (6~4) 388-9865 P.O. Box 220, Bidwell, OH 45614 ·Lonely,? Find Him or Her We Have Their Name and Telephone Number Call Now 1-900-388-0200 Ext 8152 $2 .99 per Min must be 18 yrs . Procall Co . (602) 954-7420 small. Will buy one plec:e or comple te estates, Osby Marrtn, 614· 992-7441 . Wan ted To Buy : Junk AutGI With Or Without Motors . Call Larry Ltv&ly. 614·388-9303. · ALL-BRITE CLEAI\IING SERVICES Tile Floor Strip, Wax, & Maintenance. Carpel Cleaning, Complete Facility Cleaning, Periodic or one time Free Estimates Call 992·7272 or 1-8()().9911-7272 Ono Stop Complete·Auto Body Repair · EMPLOYMENT SERVICES ·PRECISION AUTOMOTIVE Chuck Stotts 614-992· 6223 · Free Estimates Insurance Work Welcome • 110 Help Wanted Expand1ng Ta1u Ca"b ' servlct, Needs Dnvers Males And Ft· males. Call 6U-44B-7088 For tn. ., brmation. Rt. 33 Darwin, Ohio Slate Fuii -Tiine Br&akfast COok, fyll· Time D1nner Cook. Apply In Ptir•on : Hohda.y Inn, Gallipolis, No Phone Calls. •. �Page 8 • The DallY' Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio Monday, July 24, 1995 Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel • Page 9 ALLEYOOP BRIDGE I WJo..NT V()U T DIG A NICE BIG BASIN i<%1lT ~E:!<!£,c;.,p'N' CATC~ NEA Crossword Puzzle An1wer to Previous Puzzle club 40 Catches 1 - there I 41 Adult male 4 Steal 42 Twos Revelry 45 Woll Long - (past) 49 Surgical threado Rom1n tyrant The King - - 51 Genus of rodents 15 Male cat 16 Thin paper 52 Poems 18 Arctic natives 53 Lease 20 Unexpected 54 Noun oufflx win 55 Cats and dogs 21 Chemical suffix 56 Slrong cart 22 Rowing tools 57 Actress 24 Slare open· Sandra moulhod 26 Anlelopes DOWN 27 Fruit of a tree 1 Despioe 30 Texas c1ty 2 Selves (2 wds) 3 Jewish Day 32 Ocean fish of Alonement 34 Awakened (2 wds) 35 Worshipped 4 Folklore 36 Eternally crealure (abbr) 37 Dissipated ona 5 Comedian Jay39 Crncinnatl ball ACROSS 440 Ap;5nments for Rent AlZHEIMER'S UNIT DIRECTOR 2 or 3bedroom, new re lrrgera1 or stove, l ur nace, a1r co ndrtr oner UIIIJDes pa1d S375 plus $100 d• po s1t Call 304·675-6 1i6 afler- E)lceptional lndNtclual Needed To Fill The Direc tor PosttiOn On The Alzhetfl18r's Wtng At St:ef'nc H•ll s Nursing Ce nt er A Wo rKm g Knowledge 01 Alzheimer s Ots 5pm 540 2Roo ms Plus Balh latayelle Mall No Krtchenl All Ull~ti el paid $175 00 Month Deposr l Aequrred 61 4-4"16- 7733 !Ions, And Supervtsory Oppo r1u r\lll&l For Advancement And Pro feu•o nal Grow th Apply By ProfeSSional Resume Only To 1987 GMC 314 Ton Van 6 2 D1e Dependabla, $4 ,500 61<·2 56 ow a~r condl!loners A ls o 6 OOOBTU casemenr r ~ pe arr con dli10ner, $200 30HI75--4331 1514 1990 Dodge Ram Van B -25 0, 72, 000 U rl e s, SB 00 0, Can Be Seen At Gallrpo lrs Oall y Tr ibune, 8 25 Th1rd Avenue Gallrpo l1& Sc.mc HtUs NurSI~ C&nrer 311 Budvidge Rd -.OH<Stl~< Anen Mr Ainon 30" Electtlc Holpornt $65 2 Swr ve l Cha~rs 1 20 Each, All Good Cond111on July 241h 61"1 36 8 1994 Sears Kenmor e arr cond r· Irone r 29000 btu, 220 volt, lr ke new Bt"' 2"1 7 2581 4 Rooms ! Bath Furn1shed No Pets Wa ter Pard 9 1 Ce dar StreeL Gallipolis 61 4 388-lllOO 25· co lor cons ole TV StOO 19 • cctlof TV $75 304..S7S-ol 108 Furn1shed Eltlc1e ncy 701 Fourlh Aven ue Gallrpolrs $200/Mo Utlh· 11es Pa1d Share Balh 6 14 .!146 441 6 Aft8f 7 PM Ohio 1803 3 Rooms Furn1shed U!illtles Patd, S 25 01 ~o $ 100 Oepo aft S4 Lo CUSI, Gallt pcil s, 614-446-1340 740 Baby Items, Changrng Tabte Car Seat {In fant ) Walker Call 6 14· 367 0129 t 97 7 Yamaha 400 Ve ry Good Condrtronl614- 379 2720 AFTER To 50 Degree!!, H H Brown Guaranteed loweat Prices, The Shoe Cafe, 614-446-4222 Hardware Cler~ In Gal hpohs, E •· pemmce Helpfu l Send Resume GALLIA COUNTV Jual Eas1 01 State Rt 17, 30 Mmutes South Ol To Box ClA 355 c/o Galltpohs Oa1ly Tnbune, 825 Thtrd Avenue, Galhpohs, OH 45631 Legal Ass tstant ram lhar wtth Word Perfect, good commun tca t10n sltins. ryptng skt tl s references requtred Send res ume to Box G 18 %Pt Pleasant Reg tster 200 Marn Sl, PI Plea san I, W\1 25550 leoal Secrelar~ needed experr ence preferred, good l~pmg & communrcatron skr ll s Send re sume to Box G 23 %Pt Pleasant Regrater, 200 Marn St . Pt Pleas " " ' WI/ 25550 Local Company Needs OTR Drrv· er1 With 2 Years Expenence Mult Be 25 Years Old WHh M\IR Tractors Are lale Model Conventronala Weeki~ Pay And Health Insurance 4vailable 1 800--437·878• ~Iss Paula s Da~ Care , Tak~ng Appllcauons Wednesday 7!26 6 8 PM Must Be H S G raduate I All real estate adver11srng 1n th1s newspaper rs subject to the Federal Farr Housing Act at 1968 wntch makes rt rllegal to advertrse ~a ny preference lrm1tation or drscnm1natron based on race, co!OI', rel1gron, sex tam1trat status or natronal ongln. or any tntenuon to make any such preference llmrtatton or drscnm1nati00 • Thrs newspaper will not knowlrngly accept advertisements for real estate which 1s 1n vrolallon of the law Our readers are hereby Informed that all dwellings advenlsed rn this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity baSIS 2<5 1304 Parr-Time Contract Posrtron Avarlable Wrth local Women s Shelter As A Support Group {acrlilator And Public Educator Poaltlon Requirea Approxrmately 8 Houra A Week, Tuesda~ And Thursday Evenrnoa And Ceca arona! Oaytrme Workshop Pre sentatrons Wnh Local Schools Re rmbursement Ol $6 00 Per Hour Interested Applicants May Respond To Support Group, PO BoK 454, Galltpotrs, OH 45631 Someone to care tor 91 year old man every other week 614 985 3956 or 614·949·Zl06 TRUCK MECHANIC • local Prtvate Fleet In Need 01 Experienced Truck Mechanrc Some Aelngeratron Expenence Helplul COL A PLUS Send Replies To P 0 Box 769 Gallrpo~s. OH ol5631 Wanted semr-truck drrver with good COL 180 l~ense 614-992 3220 wanted To Do Ace Tree Servrce Complete tree care, 20~rs exp & Insured free eallmates 6H· U1 1191 or t · BOO 508-8887 Atlenuon Teachers Worklno mothers! Will batJttllt day shift, no weekends my home, New Haven area. 304-882-3733 REAL ESTATE 31 0 2bedroom, With basement, close to schools S14 500 Call 304 675-6621 3 Bedrooms 2 Baths, Heat Pump, Gas Furnace 1 Acre Garage Addrson Area S62 000 614 367 72!37 3 4bedroom 2 full bath lR OR, custom built krtchen, lull base ment, nrce lot At 2 Gallipolis Fer ry, 30 ..675-3668 3bedroom wrth t5acres, mground pool Homestead Realty, Broker 304 675 5540 or 304-002 2221 Duplex apt Cwldmg, good rnvest men! For rn formatron 304 675 4680 Leon WV Modern 3bedroom full basement, Ci l ~ water, 9acres of land Call Somervrlle Realty 304 675 :JJJO Of 304-675-3431 New home rn Mason, lour BR, 2 1/ 2 baths, master su ite With wh~rl pool tub, fam rl~ room, TWO car oa rage, ntce lo t, S139,000, 304 773- 5001 Newer log home one and 112 srory on full lmrshed basement. one mcely landscaped acre rwo ki,~:h~;:i:~h~tf2 baths whirlpool iL w1ndow full front pu,mp, satellite system much more prrce $69,500, 614 742 28531or an appornunenl Three bedroom home, new car . pet new vrnyl stdrng carport eel lar arr condmoner 3 plus acres, one mile frOm Appje Grove on SA 338 Boat dock rr'ghts one block from house Open house Satur· day S u nda~ Prrced rn twenues 614 992 3537 320 Georges Portabi•Sawmrll , don't haul your logs 10 the mrll JUSt call :ll< 675-1957 lawn Care And landscaptng An~ S12e, Edge Tnmmrng, Brush And Tree Removal Free E strmates I 614·367·7887 Profess1onal Tree Serv1ce, Com plele Tree Care Bucket Truck Servtce -50 Ft Reach, Stump Ae moval Free Eattmatesl In surance 24 Hr Emergenc~ Serv· rce -Call And Save l No Tree To.o Big Or Too Small! eu-388·9643 .. 614-367- 7010 Sun Valley Nuraery Sthool Chrldcare U-F 6am-5 30pm Ages 2 K Young School Age Our rn g summer 3 Days per Week U lnt mum 614-~6 -3657 Will Do lntanor, Extem~r Pamtrng, Reaaonabl& Rates, Experrenced, Relerences For Free Ea11mates, Call61 .. 245-5755. Mobile Homes for Sale 210 Business OpponunHy l oc al Lad1es Health Club Wrlh Es!abllahed Customera Great In vestment For Thrs Area Interest· ed B u ~ers Only, 614 ~ 446 3401 , 61< 245-5903 Aller 6 PM One rrverfront lot, one plus acre new well, SR 338 Apple Grove $15 000 304 372,;5886 614 24 7 SCIOTO COUNTY l uc asville Area 5 Wooded Acre s Good For Hunti ng S4 500 , Owner F1 f')anc rng, Only $500 Down And $101 46 Per Month 4 Years, 10% lnteresl 1 614 775-9173 • tO% Drscount For Cash And All 10 Year Contracts Have A 4 Year Balloon 360 Real Estate Wanted We buy & sell prrvately held real esta te notes, monoages and trust deeds natronwlde Full or Part1al Purchases Golden Eagle Fund1og CMI -Member APMP~ 1· 4 t 0 676-0764 ca\1 refunded 685-3064 1972 Econo Lrne 14x70 good 1972 Mobrle Home 112 Acre land, Located In V1nmn. St 5,000, 614 44~785 1975 mobrle home, three bed· room, two bath, underprnnrng, deck good condition, $2000 81.t- 992 5251 or 614 985-4131 199.t Fleetwood, 1 4.1160, 2br, many extraa, pa~ · ofl on ly, $22,800 , must be moved 304 773 5051 41 0 Hl00·837·3238 330 Farms for Sale 13 Acres And Barn & House Double Garage, 3 Bedrooms 1 11 2 Baths, lR, & Paved Dnveway, 81<·446-0035 350 Lols & Acreage 55 Acres Of Land W rlh 281132 800 · 287~. 61~-6308 450 Furnished Rooms Rooms for rent week or month Start10g al $120/ mo Gallla Hotel 614 448 9580 Sleeprng rooms wrlh cook1ng Also lrarler space on river All hook ups Call alter 2 oo p m. 304·773 5651, MasonWV MERCHANDISE Household Goods Ne,vly Remodeled Small 4 Room Couage Avarlable Augu!lt 1st, PortM Area, 614-388-8000 1977 Ca r Hauler Perfect Cab, Frame, Motor Body Hauls (2) 77 000 Miles. OW AM IFM Cas sene 614 388 9062 Butt & W hrte, Wormed Vaccrnated Champron Bloodline 0 0 B 3/ 2/95 $200, Complete Set Wilson Gotf Cl ubs With Bag & Putter 614 4<46 723 1 Alter 6 P.~ Concrete & Plast1c Septic Tanks 300 Thru 2,000 Gallons Ron E~ans Enterprrses, Jackson, OH 1·80().537·9528 Custom Made Gall Clubs Name Brand Clones Reasonable PriCes 614 446-7231 Or 614- 446 1155 After 6 PM ElectriC Wheelchairs Electrrc Scooters, New/Used Scooter lrfts Starrway Elevators lilt Chairs Bowman's Homecare 614:· 446 7283 Fam1lyroom sune, good cond 304 862 219, GE portable drshwasher, $75 New Haven He1ghts, New Haven wv :1)4 882 2720 Glass table & 4 c ha1rs, otrgrna l prrce was $600 Will sale for $150, 614 742 3184 Good GE relngera lor, Whirlpool che st freezer. both work fine only $200 304·675..;>395 Heavy sbhd maple table w /6 tharrs 1 112yrs old , li ke new, $750 304 882-3173 Hrde A. Way Sofa And Chan Small Pieces Of New CBipet 61"' 379- 2720, AFTER 6 PM JET AERATION MOTORS ReparrEid New & Rebuilt In Stock Call Ron Evans, 1 fliO 537-9528 Meoa Flex wetght mach1ne Prime F!! sk1 machrne Ca ll 304 675 Real mea two bedroom home en Krngsbury Rd , large yard, $2 50/ mo. references, 614 992 6551 al ter6pm 5536 Pupp~ ~ale Autos for Sale t9 78 AMC Concorde Good Con· Mobile Homes for Rent Dalmahon Pupptes 5 Males $100 Each, 614-2ol5-5739 German Shepherd puppres, 12 weeks old AKC registered 614 · 550 . 2bedroom tra1ler no pets, references requrrad $300 plus deposIt 614 687 3093 or 304 675 SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE Building Supplies 30x48xl0· one 12x10 slider, one 3 en t r~ gu tler, S7550 Precrs1o n. Post Frame Builders 304 173 5346, JeN Ol1ve St GallipOlis New & Block, bnck sewer PIP:8S wrnd turn rture heaters Wes tern & ows, lintels, etc Claude Winters, R10 Grande, OH Cal l 614· 245· Work boots 614-446-3159 5121 VI'RA FURNITURE 614 446--3158 Quality Household FurOI!ure Ard Appliances Great Deals On Cash And And Free I RENT 2 OWN Available 25 M1las Ntce 2 bedroom mobile horne rn 560 Pets for Sale Groom Shop Pet Groom1ng Faa tu rr ng H~dro Bath Julie Webb Call 614 446-0231 2 Female Chows AKC Aegrs tered 9 Weeks Old, 614 446 - 886 1 • M<ldeporl, 614 992 585(1 742·32!9 II FLIES, FLEAS TICKS, Or •HoT SPOTS~ Are A Problem For Vou. Ask J 0 NORTH PRODUCE 614· 446·1933· Aboul HAPPV JACK KENNEL OIP Concentrat ed To Save You Money I Pood le puppies toy & tea cups , AKC shots & wor med Coolvr ll e. 614 667 3404 Profe SSIOnal Oog Groomrng V1n~ ton & Aro Grande Area 20 Years Expenence For Appo rntment, 614 245·5054 Two 10x10x6 dog kennels, $150/ ea 614 992 4445 alter 6pm weekda~s or an~t1me weekends Two beaut1ful lemale Hrmalayan k 111e ns, 1 seal po rnt, t blue cream AFC reo1stered 2 months old can be seen at 289 Mulbet'ry Ave, Pomero~. phone 614 992 3128 5pm, 614-66Hl);J2 1980 Merc u r ~ Marqu1s, 4dr, good condrtron , With new !Ires; 304 675 6356 Honda 50· mrrubike, only one year. old. excellent condition $925, 614 992 2508 1982 Dodge Anes needs motor -$300 304-675 7860 $550, 614·441 ·1199 Aher 5 PM 1984 Corvette M1n1 Co nd1tron, Garage Kept Never Dnven In Ram Or W1n1er Tran!!lparent Ull · Off Roof Panel, Custom 2 Tone L rght Bronze Metallic Deluxe Bose Stereo Sound System, Anll Theft System 29 000 Mrles 6 141 446· 1736 Leave Message 1 986 Dodge 600 Seer 614 388-9032 1986 Olds Cal ars Runs & looks Good, $2,000, Call A her 5 PM 6\4 446 1543 1988 Ford Tempo GLS a1r, 4dr 5 spd good condrt1o n $2,100 304 675 3997 1988 White Burck Park Avenue Loaded, Well Mamtarned, Exrra Clean' $5 800,614 4<6-8423 Fruits & Vegetables 580 1989 Grand Am , 4dr, auto , ac am fm cassette, 78K, ver~ good condr110n, $4,900 OBO 304 882 Sweet corn, green beans and tomatoes Wholesale and retarl, 614· 7ol2·2066, Brl! Stewart, Buck eye Farms SWeet Corn Wanted picked blackberrres, call 614·992-6695 FARM SUPPLIES & LIVESTOCK 61 0 Farm Equipment 2529 1989 Mercury Grand Marquis V 8 Automatic Loaded Mrnt d1tron 72 000 Mtles $5,500 441..0414 t991 M1sub1sh1 Eclipse, Turbo 27 000 Miles, leather Seats, Se currty System loaded, $13,000, Take Over Paymenrs $300 614· 446 ·3898 Excellent Shape, Wa r runly 1993 Eagle ViSIOn TSI Loaded, Green & Gre~ 39,000 Miles, $14,200, 614 256-1618 614 256 1252 1993 Ford Probe GT Loaded, $8,500, 1986 Ford Escort $900, $2.350, 614-446-3767 614-448-6958 Discount farm tractor parts tor Massey ' Ford, IH & others S1der s Equ1pment Co, Henderson, WV 304 675-742t or 1 800 - 1993 Jul~ Sale Spec1a ls 5030 Ford 62hp 4wd, 8K8, syncho trans, 2 pump hyd, $22,900 3930 Ford 2wd 45 hp 8x2 ttans 1 double valve $15,600 650 New Holland I SOON round bal er strr ng or nel wrap bale command demonstrator $15,900 472 NH Haybme stub guards $7,950 254 NH Rake & iedder combma11on $3,800 816 NH Forage wagon 3 Benter w1th 612 tandem axle 121on gear 12 5lx1 5 tires Sa 400 Model 30 Forage Blower 1,000 rpm $2,700 welUhered Keeler s ServiCe Center Rt2 St Al87 304-ED5 3874 Massey Ferguson t 65 Ore set Tractor $5 850 135 Uassey Ferguson Dresel $5,350, 4160 long Tractor S3,995, 61 4·286 6522 630 Livestock 1 'nd ~bedroom , 1.1t1htres pard 304-675 6921 or 513-271 909t ------.:......,-,-..,.,..-1 An tr que Kitchen Ca 1 Flour B1n, S150 , Hand S ~' 'ct!'!" Ou11ts $75, 614 379·2720 AFTER AKC Cocker Spanrel pups, cham 6.:.P:::M:.:________:___ pro n blood lrnea, Burr. Black :: 1 BlackJWhne, $150 304-937-2733 Buy or sell Rrverrne Antrques 1124 E Marn Street on At 124 AKC German Shepherds 1st Po meroy Hours M T W 10 00 Shots & Wormed Ready July a m to 6 00 Sunday 1 00 to 31sL 614-446-7117 1 Bedroom Near Holzer 's 41r Cond"loned Super N1ce $2591 Mo, Plus Ut1l111ea Oeposrt Re qurred, 614-.446-2957 2 Bedroom Apa r tmen t Trash Water, Sewage Pard S2951Mo + Oeposn, 614 446 2481 Exrra ~1ce 2 BA Unfurnrshed Ga· rage Apt AC Near Schools $300/Mo No Petsl 614--446 2300, 814-.t46 678 7 t 114acre lo t wrth new 24x4 1 2bdrm apts, total electrrc, ap metal garage appraised lor phances turnrshed laundry room $19 ,QOO, sell ror $17 500 304· lat~ ll ties, close to school 10 town Applrca uons avarlable at Vil lage 578 4188 Green Apia J49 or call 614 992 Beautrlul Rollrng land 9 Mrles 3111 EOH From Jackson, 3 Frotn Qak Hrll, 5 Acres , $12 000 , 16 Acres 2bedroom, lurnrshed utrht18S rn $25 000 50 Acres, $60,000, 614· eluded References & deposrt re qurred 30"1•773-9009 574 , 11-4 6 14-574 5356 s 150 304 576 25116 Budget Transmrss1ons Used 8 Reburll All Types, Accessrble To Over 10,000 Transmrsslon, Also Parts Clutches & Pressure Plates, 614-379·2935 540 AKC Golden Retnever Ready To Miscellaneous Merchandise Go By AuguS1 1s1. s2oo Sho" ' Wormed, 614 379-2961 _ _ __;:....,:_;:.:_;_::..:__ _ [ AKC Regrstered Baaaet Hound '81 Datsun 510 statronwagon , pupples, 5 Week$ Old, 8 14·446$400, ZTR Drxon rrdrng lawnmow 33S4 er, 614-992-5291 AKC Reg1acered Boxer pupplu 1000 s of football & basebal l 304-882·3391> ;·~~~s~P~I~u~s~~~~~ ~ ~~s:el~sj ~~~~:.._ ____________ sub AKC Registered Cocker SpanJel ;and 'pu ppres wormed & shots 486 IBM co mpatible computer WI CD Rom $1 ,000 :ll4 675-3n4 Amana 12000 btu arr c;ondrtioner, two P 21 5lC6 5 R1 5 hres radar de teeter laser, 3 band t6" electnc charn saw, 614 992 23 58 after 530pm Bab~ bed stroller, car seat swong wal"'r 304 675·4548 30ol 773·5244 .150 AKC Regrstered Golden Retnever puppies light blonde, fo ur males, one female, $150, cash onlyl 6t4 992 785 1 AKC Registered While Pomera nran Pups, Small Males, Females 6 Week!! Old, Read~ To Gal 614· 446~742 Twel ve Reg Angus Cows Nrne · $ 1 000 Each S10,000 For Al l One Sixteen Month Reg Angus Bull $950 E•ght BOO l.ll Reg He•r ers, $650 00 Each Gary Barnard :.J4 988-1449 640 Hay & Grain Large Round Bales Of Hay $15 00 A Bale Delrrered Wrthm F1freen M1les 01 Galhpohs, 614 446 1052 TRANSPORTATION 710 Autos for Sale 1975 Cadillac, 71 ,000 mr 2dr e11 ~elle n t cond rtr on va lu ed at $4,500, askrng S2,700 304 675 6356 1975 Ponuac Calal lna. W"h Air Cond itiOning, In Very Good Condrtlon ! 614 ·379 -27 20 AFTER 6 P.M 1979 Chrysle r Co rdoba 76K Good Conditron, Runs Excellentl 1650, 614·367 781 3 ... , .. • • • • • '..lf.tl, TI\~T~ (;JZEAT I I'M FffUl OF YOJ I & 4-WDs 1979 4 Wheel Orrv& ~azer. Cond ition, Body Farr, 614 -379- 2720 AFTER 6 PM 1986 Jeep Cherokee, low Mrles, Good ConcUon, 614 446 9664 41 42 43 44 offi ce, 46 47 48 I never even re ce1ved a reply In bndge, somet1mes an oppon ent's card suggests a particular holdmg But especially when playmg agam st an ex pert, don't trust h1m 1mphc1tly In today's de ~l, South 's three d.a I.J1110n•ds was an amb1t10us game try, but looks destmed to make h1s game w1th only a combmed 17 h1gh card pomts Defendmg were two Canadtan mter· nattonal s, Fred G1telman and George M•ttelman East Gttelman , overtook the club · queen lead w1th h1s kmg to sw1tch to the diamond four kmg, ace , two Mtttelman r eturn ed th e diamond s1x After wmnmg w1th hiS queen. South ruffed a club m the dummy and played a heart to the queen M1ttelman dropped the JOCk, a no cost play Taking th1s card at face value, declar er ruffed a club m the dummy and called for the diamond jack He planned to contmu e w1th a fourth diamond , ruffed and overruffed Andther club ruff would be followed by the fifth d1amond, on whtch South would discard ht s spade queen However, West ruffed the d1amond jack and cashed the spade ace for one down The declarer was the VIChm of good defense, but he misplayed If East were 3·3 m the red sutts, e1ther the spades were 11-1 or the clubs 5·3, both VIrtually 1mposs1ble 50 by Luis Campos Celeb1•t y C1pil&r cryptogram s are ~raat ed from Quoi8110f1 8 by famous PQOPio pasl and p1esent EliCh leller 1n tlte c ipher slan ds lo r a n oU1et Today s clue F equ~l5 M . J DARE K OZRVCW UCYRWC K YJ AZD MCPCW • FRMDZO KWD URN ' ' ARSLCM t1E11BE.RS' ~~-,r..._~ ~OU JOIN, YOU CAN COME ON NATURE ~H<.ES , EARN WOOD · C.HUCK I!ADGE5 AND L.EA11N OUR SUPER · r--.- 5E<.RET '~~~;~' KWKARM S©\t4UlA-lt'EtfJSs :::: CLAY I POLLAN _.::__ _ _ __ l~llo~ ~y 0 Rearrange letters of four Krombled word1 low to form four words the be- I CACURE 5 L.A B A r .-_W17I"H-r-C I _L,...,E-r---11 Is I "'.:,' . • • . My sons first grade teacher !aught h1m , ·If you have self confidence and a good att1tude you will certainly be a - • •••• - " l Q Complete the chuckle KEY WORD HERE IS ' SEC.RET" you develop fr o m step No 3 below UNSCRAMBlE l ETTERS TO GET ANSWER SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Gyrate - Twill- Murky - Yonder- LIKE YOU My two teenagers had been argUing with the new k1ds A 8JPN H 71-£ 11oM ON HIGH PII.ICES. ~HOP Tr£ CU.SSI'/EDS. I MONDAY 1 next door I told them sarcastically that, "you must be tolerant and put up With people who aren't perfect, LIKE YOU'" 1 JULY 241 JU~T OIJT' IJF CUR /05/TY, W~Y WE/IIi YIJJ, A G~CWN 0486 Rogers Waterproolrng Ea tabhshed 1975 "IMN, BUYING "[; ~ITT££5" AM> ' BUBBLE YUift' ? Appliance Parts And Servrce All Name Brands Over 25 Years Ell per1ence All Work ~uaranteetl French City Maytag, 614 446 7795 > C&C Genera l Home Ma tn tenence- Pamtrng, vm~ l sld1no carpentry doors, Windows, baths mobile home repau and rrore For free estimate call Chet, 614·992 N ,:. i 6323 DRYWALL Hanp. fin1sh, reparr Ce1hngs textured plasler repatr Call Tom 304·675-4186 20 years expenenc:e Ron's T~ Service, speclallzmg rn Zennh also sorvrc1no most other brands House calla, 1· 800- 797 0015, wv 304·576 2398 ASTRO·GRAPH BERNICE BEDE OSOL Roohng' and gutters commercral and residential , mrnor repa1rs 35 years expenente, 614 992 504 t 820 Plumbing & Heating Freeman s Heanno And Cooling InstallatiOn And Serv1ce EPA Certified Residennal, Commercral 814 258-1811 840 EleCtrical and Refrigeration COMFORT ASSURED DEALER LAWRENCE ENTERPRISES Heat Pumps, Arr Cond1t1onmg, U You Oon t Call Ua We Both Losel Free Estrmates, 1 800 -287-6301, 61-4·446-6308, WI/ 002945 • Aes1den11al or commercial Wiring, new serv1ce or reparrs ~aster L1 cenud electncran Ridenour Electrrcal WV0003 0B, 304-875 1786 • Mat c hmake r can h el p you u nders tand wha l to do to make the relat rons hrp work Marl $2 75 to Matchma ke r c/o lhts ne ws· LIBRA (Sept 23·0cl 23) Vour peers w•ll ~6)~ Tuesday July 25 1995 Stay alert for sound Investme nt sJtuat ro ns 1n the year a head Two rehabte frrends o f yours m rght each put you onto someth1ng AQUARIUS (Jan . 20·Feb. 191 Bemg tndustr 1o u s and product1ve today w1U prove mo re fun and reward1ng than goof paper P 0 Box 4465 New Vork NY ' mg off L oo k for useful th1ngs to do and 101 63 you II diScove r what I mean VIRGO (Aug 23·Sepl. 22) Persons w1lh PISCES (Feb, 2CJ.March 20) T1me spenl whom y o u pal a ro und tOday sho uld be as posrh ve and enthusras lrc as you a re 11 they aren t the y co uld lake the edge off yo ur hopes a nd expecla tro ns closely o b se rve yo ur b e h a v1or to d ay , es pecia ll y rn s rtua t1ons whe re yo u have sp ecrfrc responsrbll illeS G rve a p e rfor mance they II remember SCORPIO (Oc1 24·Nov 22) Avo1d lei· t1ng yourself slip rnto a rut today A lac k of ac trv rty will pro d uce a neg a t rve o ut· loo k wh ile st ay1ng busy could ha ve the oppost l e effe ct SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23·Dec 21) Some· lhrng yo u've b een want rng 16 change, but haven't ha d the powe r tO a lte r m1ght be s ubJ ected to sh1ft1ng condrtro ns fro m out· s1d e fo rces today J)loillable LIED (July 23·Aug. 22) G1ve credence lo your h l! n c h es and 1ntu rt1 o n toda y . b ut CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan 19) Fnends den ' ! let these p e rc eptio n s s u persed e wrll ftn d you r co mpantonsh tp qurte e n10 y · your lo gtcal eval uat ro ns Relegate the m able today lnstmcttvely you II kno w h ow tO. a s uppon1ve role Try1ng to patc h up a to d ra w o the rs o ut to m a ke t h e m l e e l b roke n ro ma nce? 'rh e Astr a Gr a ph app rec1a ted and specia l outdoors rn the fresh a1r could reJuvenate your ou tlook today If you decide to take a bnsk walk 1n the woods leave your c1g arettes a t hom e ARIES (March 2J·Aprll 191 Your 1nstrnc t s w rl l pro ve extremely a cc urate to day for gauging the needs of oth e rs Thrs can be a btg pl us for you when deal· 1ng d rrec lly wtth the publiC TAURUS (April 20·May 20) lnslead ol tr y rn g t o b a lan c e the barbells to~ay spend some time tryrng to balance 1your books Throu gh Ihe menial dexlerlly ·you m1gh t conce1ve matenal perks GEMINI (May 21.June 201 The probab1h t1es for personal g a1n are encouragrng loday You should be able lo generale great e r e a rnmg s from somet hm g you al ready have gomg for you CANCER (Juno 21.July 22) Vour 1nde· pendence w1ll be 1mportan11o you today, so don 't lpt associates put you rnt o a iCC) po s1t10 n 'that lea11es your agenda at tbe1r d rscretlon • ' qu oled bv fdl1ng 1n the m1ss 1ng wo rds PRINT NUMBERED lETTERS IN THESE SQUARES THE t'\OTTO' 23~· J PREVIOUS SOLUTION "The unconsc1ous 1s lhe womblol all mus1ca1creallon, all masterpieces are born there "._ Alan Walker • . ....J. L-J.L-1.--J.L....I.-...l.. JF 0 J B L J W D N Y J A Z 0 DR S J E C I YEA!il YOU KNO\oi SCOUTING' \olE RE. LOOKING FOR NE\oJ Stale Falling sound Assrstant By the time - 10 Phoenix Singer Horne Melody Ancient llallan family Type of bea" CELEBRITY CIPHER ENSOLS ~-:,,,..:.:....;1:,6_:;;1,-7;-.;1::....._,.1~ Home Improvements (614 ) _.6 0870 Dr (6U) 430pm Vans somewhere else! L...L....J-.1--.J,J,.....J ~ Uncond1tronal hfetrme guaraniee Local referen~es furmshed C•ll 1988 Ford F150 l ull srze truck , 4spd With overdrrve, 4 new !Ires , bed li ner, no r ust, 56,000mr , $6,500 304·675-5719 alter 730 I'VEGOT'!D fOLD BASEMENT WATERPROOFING dr•ve $4 000 304 675·2856 1-----_;_;_:..:,__ TO (£1 SOME.Tf\lr-IG TO SERVICES 4 wheel 1993 Chevy tf2 ton WT tru ck w.th topper, 5 apeed, rear posruve trac llon, good condltron call 61 .. 949 2681 7-24 - . _ UP MY STR£t.I6TH Ftii!. MY ROOT If.!(! 614 4<6·4465 ltnder 4 Speed, $1 400 , 614-256- 1990 G~C, arr, ps, pb, 5spd, low mileage 304-895 34"11 Wf\81£ /IRE YOJ (;{)lt-\0 Campers & Motor Homes t993 Camper Inn Brook 30Ft 1985 Chevy 1/ 2 Ton 4114 Good Condlbon, S3 500,614-446 2801 Q14 446-9780 !L BORNLOSF.R t990 'llkr11g pop-up, sleeps e. ac 2 burner stove, s1nk good condl lion, $2,200 304-675 29"9 $3 000 000 304-675-3561 1989 Dodge Dakota PU, 79,000 M1les, 5 Speed, Anll Lock Brakes, Bedhner AM /FM Cas&elte, Good~ear Rangier Ttres, 23Sx15 Ntce, Clean Askrng $4 too OBO, m 3 • 1978 Slarcraft 28 Ft Camper Ful ly Self Contarned Full Awnrng, Tub Wrth Shower AC Excellent Condrtron. Ready To Camp Alter 5 6t4 367 7671 1Q84 5·10 Chevy Blazer 4x4 7981 rv '' Tt-IE '1 ee.rr If useD PATe qN MY O,GA{II PONOr< GAr<P JUST EXPI,fP! •• 1982 Chevy S 10, 2 8 mo tor 1989 Chev~ S ,a 4cyt , 5spd, 81 ,000mt. whrre wi red strrprn g, new bed hner am l m cassene, ti nted WindOWS $3,600 304·675- 31 Most wtthered 33 Virtuous 38 Loan shark 40 Its always greener 1972 Harvest motorhome 19ft 360 Dodge engrne, $4500 OBO 304 675 4631 1985 Nrssa n Krngcab 4lC4, load Wt Calves, Two To Calve In Jul~ ment toned 28 Made angry 29 Roams idly 614·007 503< 4spd, $1,000 304-675-1651 eel $4 000 frrm 304 -675-7747 Richard 25 L o t ton Ingredient 26 Walling lor ~ 27 Above • 1970 Champron Molar Home EK · cellent Mechanrcal Conditon, AC New Tires, New Awnrng, New Re· fog, New Water System, $3,000 1971 Chevy 314 ton p1ck up 614 985 4306 Prgs 50 & 60 lbs S2S 00 each --- ~ JUST ~ttA£-I:ZfP GLUM? ~ 0 & R Aulo R•pley, WV 304-372· 3933 or 1 800·273-9329 790 JUI>l>Y, WtiY SO New ga ~ tanks, one ton truck wheels raarators, floor mat9, ere 810 6596 Steers For Freezer Beef, 700 . 80 0 Po un ds, 65v: Pound, Free OeiiY8ry 614 386-9946 FttAN~. OL.P Auto Pans & Accessories 305 Chevy engtne completa, $250 1978 Chevy duly ttuc:k bed $250 tg8o Oataun truck becl 1985 ChOYy S 10 P1ck Up, 4 Cy. 614--44&-4053 .FRANK & ERNEST Motor Glide Ill trolling motor wllh foot control and bow rrount $250 6,4 992 3537 or 614·992·7008 ll'ucks for Sale 1973 lnternatronal 3/ol Ton 345 Eng1ne 69 000 M1les $2 500 looks & Runs Good B1 4 446 · 8267 company's head 614 992 7258 760 19 Mus~ng s 23 Halos 24 Aclor When you go mto an "aul,honzed" car dealer, you see a wall covered With cer t1ficates clamung that the dealership ts doing a great JOb I thmk these pteces of paper are only for show When I com plamed about a dealership to the car Boats & Motors for Sale 1993 24ft Pontoon boat wltandem axle tra1ler, 60hp Mercur~. orl rn 1ected, power trrm, 90 hours like new. lots of extras $8 500 304675·2158 after 5pm color ing 17 Provided TLC By Philhp Alder 1992 Ka.wasakr X 2 650 JOt skr , very clean & fast, $3,500 obo.' 3675044 720 II 15ft Glasstron, 70hp Merc1.1ry motor $600 new work $1400 614 441 ·1171 aher5pm 1995 Dodge Neon Sport Coupe 5 Speed, Loaded 4,000 Mrles $12,700 080, Make .:rrade 614 t986 Chevy 3/4ton unfurnrshed, secu rrty deposrt requrred no pets, 614 992·2218 750 sound 8 Grates g. Pen fluids The meaningless • s1gn THUPPY WUPPER II NAPPY . WAPPY Kawaskt KZ400 Good Condllron. 1994 Chevy Beretla A- 1 shape tor sale or take ovet pa~ments 304-675-7918 alter 5pm 10 Holstern Steers Werghrng Ap· pro11 550 Pds Each, $300 Each 614 256 66 15 AKC Akita Pups, Ready 8111195, Champton Bloodline $500 Takrng Deposit s, Pedigree Availab le, 614-367 9389 614-446 2422. :.:.:..:.::.=:_______ 1983 Mercur~ Grand Marqurs Good Condition S1 000 OBO 614 3881613AI!er6PM THUMBODY WE KNOW NEEDS ' f. Baby Rabb rts For Sale, Nether land Dwarf& Dutch Mrn Re11. Full Way 614 446-8044 2 Bodroom $225/Mo Nerghbor hood Road Atf1Q 614.-.388-9267 I and 2 bedroom apartments fur 4 Wheeler Honda 200 Call After 83 Silver Wmg Clasarc 500, lult dress looks like 2500 call aftor JD 450 C Dozer ROP Wrench 6 367 7560 Apartments for Rent , 3362 1980 Delta 88 Olds runs good, 4 new Mlchelrn tires. $9115, 614· 99 2·5083 Chocolate AKC Registered Cho · colate Lab Pupprea, 7 Weeks Old, 4lett. 614 446·7395 KNOW 1993 KX125 exc cond , FMF $2,200 30< 882• ~M BloodeO Ratot>ils 814·388-8577 I prpe sil encer drtton, $650, 61 4-446 8583 19 78 O ld& Royale 76 + actual mrles, m rnd co ndrlron $3,200 304 882·3406 BARNEY THUMBODY NEEDS A 10 Dog In Garfield 11 Shgh1 6 Prayer 7 Barnyard Vulnerable Both Dealer South South - West North Easl • II 2• J• I • 3 • 3 • 4• Ali pass Openin g lead. • Q 367-0230 277 3917 12x6S W11h Bx16 Expando 2 Bed rooms 2 Baths New Carpet Huge t.1v1ng Room , Air Condr uoned New Furnace, Prrvate lot In Cheshrre 614 367- 767 1 614 440 1990 Suzukr Sldekrcker 4114 5 Speed, G reat Cond ilr on 1993 Honda 300 EX 4 Wheeler 614 - :.:.:..::::..::..:.:::...._ _ _ __ 8 N Ford Wrth 6 Foot Blade Runs Excell ent, New Parnt, Askrng Unfurnrshed 2 bedroom house, nrce & clean, no rn&~de pels, fBf erences requrred, $200 deposrt, $275 a month rent, 614-992-3090 1984 Honda 750, shalt dnven~ 6,5a00mr , extra clean 304 -675r 1226 leJMt message 614 379 2728 273 New Holland Baler Square Baler, 61-4 256--1411 Small hou11e. furnrshed or unfur nrshed, pr ivate, good locationcountry No pets Oeposrt & reler ences raqu1rad 304-675-6356 Furnished Trarler, Deposit Re q01red No Pets, St At 7 South Call After 7 P:M 614 256 1304 AKC Scortrsh Temer ou<•oia,s..l sma ll non -sheddrng wofmed $250 now takrng depos· Its can p!Ck up August 6 Alt1ens 614 592 1625 K1ng Woodburner Wrth Fan, $85 614 388 8559 N1ce 2 3 bedroom hou se m RaCIne 614 992 5856 420 71 o AKC Reg istered Cocker Spanrel Waterbed Wrth Insert Mattress Also 6 Drawer Dresser To March, Krng Srze 5erta Excellent Cond1bon $800,614 441 0602 Houses for Rent .:..:.::.:::::.;.:....._______ I nrshed and New 19g6 1.tx70, Include~ skrrtrng steps blocks, one year homeowners Insurance and SIX months FREE lot rent Ontv $1025 down and $207 t7 per monlh Call Wedge Apartments 1 ll 2br , no pets 506 Burdette Street 304 675 2072 aher Spm 510 Complete lurnrshed trarler rn co untry, 10mrn from WV or OH brrdge Surtable lor consrructlon worker Total electnc, new furnace & relrrgerator a1r condrtroner Clean Water pard Oepos1t & ref erences req urred No pets 30"1 675-6356 berween 6pm 9pm condi•on $3,200 304·773-5873 • Twrn Rwers Tower now accepung applica ti ons lor t br HUO subs1d I Zed apt for elderly and hand capped EOH 304 675-6679 RENTALS cluded, $5 500 614 256-6335 6,. 446·2528 One bedroom apartmenl rn M1d dl eport trash & water pa1d, ~ou pay eleclrrc & gas, $ 160/mo plus S100 depos 1 call 614 ·99 2 7806 between Sam 9pm We Buy Fa rms And Acreage 20 Acres And larger, No Lrm11, 614 3993 1972 Commuflrty 14x65 $2,500 hookup References Oeposrl No pets 304 -675 516 2 Sto newood AS)artmenls now ac ceptmg apphcauons lor eldert~ ll :2:...1::20:.:.__....:,_______ 1 drsabrlr tres one bedroom all elec trrc 614 · 992 3055 Stonewood Scenrc \/aile~ Apple Gro ve, Apartme nt s Middleport OhiO beautrful 2ac lots, public water EOH Clyde BoMtn Jr Xl4 576--2'336 121165 Good Cond ru on , Stove , Drshwasher, New Refrigerator In- BUlldlng On Clay Chapel Road, 1 FINANCIAL S127 48 Per Month, 5 Years, 10% Interest, More Wooded Acteage Avarlable Same Area 6 1"1 77 5 9173 wv 304·372·5686 614·247·2120 General Ma rntenance , Parntrng Yard Work Wrndowa Washed Gutters Cleaned L1ght Hauling, Commencal Restdentl&l, Steve 61ol 446-8861 16 900 Only 1900 Down And Homes for Sale Ctrtrfted day care provrder w tll baby&tt tn my home on Hysell Run Ad • Pomeroy Newborn to age 6, Check thrs out F1tst save SSS lnterror/extenor parntmg roof parntrng handwash down houses & mob il e homes. odd Jobs neat work. Guaranteed tS~rs expert ence Relerentes t=ree estimates. 304-6 75-6921 Month, 10Vears, t O% Interest ALSO 13 Wooded Ac res We Grve GED Oak Hrll, Ohro Based Truck.tng Company lookrng For OTR Orrv ws, Single Or Teen Drrvers, Must Be Over 25 Years Old Wrth Ex perrence, Good MVA , All Equrp ment Ia late Model Conventional Tractors Wnh Flatbed, Call 61 4 682-7773, Or After 5 PM 614 •ng 1900 Oown And 1158 58 Per N 1ce 2bedroom apar tment, wid 560 CanoP'f bedroom s.et, couch, and 6313 Gall ipO li s, Lots 01 Deer And Turkey On This 24 Wooded Acr es Only $12 900 Owner Fmanc 8PM t-;:;:=::==~::;;~~~~'::=========~ Pets for Sale S8Wing machtne Call before 1oam or aflar 5pm, 304-~75-4848 Commercial Hobart Meat Grrnder And Al umtnum Tra~s . 6 14· 256 • A Q 7 6 5 t K Q 8 1 9 8 5 2 Motorcycles 19 73 Ha rl et Oavrdson Super· gli de older b1ke redone, ve ry dependable looll.s great $7500 firm. 614 992 3796 BooiS By Red Wing Chippewa -40 •Q PM 350 Gallon Pet, Mtn ute, 500 "Foot Coll apsr bl e P1pe S7 5 0 , ~ 6'r"' 256 6038 S2791(:ouple Llmrted bckets .ll07· 830· 5100 ext 658Q Mon- Sat 9am 10pm. ST14299 WEST E AST IAJ I0 8654 • 9 7 •J 8 • K3 t A 6 t I0 7 4 •Q J I A K 10763 SOUTH 1993 Fo rd Expl ore r XLT 4 ~C4 loaded, 614 446 - 1950 After .S Package S~st em Of Spilt System $ 1 250 Installed 5 Yr Warra nt y All Pans 1 800 267 6308, 614 446 8308 7 2195 .... EEK & l\IEE K 1992 Chevy As tra C SE XT, PS, PB. PW. POL a.r cru ise. 1111 nfM 1rre s 69 00 0 mrtes pa y off 614· 71i12·318"1 J Ton Cenral A1r Cond tt1oner BAHAMA CRUISE I 5 dayll4 mghts, Underbookedl MuS1 Selll NORT H I K 3 2 •1 0942 tJ 9532 1990 Ford Bronc o II l oa ded , $7 ,0 00 1983 C hevrolet $5 000, 614 448-6958 4 Inch Pump 6 C~ l 1n der Eng1ne. Beauttctan wanted lutl or par t time, With chentM 30• 67S-3040 PHILLIP ALDER & 4-WDS sal Ver y Go od Co ndrliO n & Very 16 OOOBTU and IO,OOOBTU WWld· 16 Coldspot Re h 1gera1of, $1 25, ea se Is Req u~red Hel p1ul Sk ills ll'lclude AC tiVIty Prog ramm•n g SOCial Services. Commuruty R&la Van:~ 730 Miscellaneous Merchandise -. ' ' �' Page 10 • The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy • Middleport, Ohio by Bob Hoeflich Dn1oLhy (i:-udncr Rnu ... h, !orated way mu 111 .Salem Centei. -.ecms tu have" numln.: r of :tdmuer' l11ther .111tl yon-and I rhmk lh ,\1 ought to ple.1:-.e her ~ There wa ... 4uite a crowd on hrutd at the levee aml on the park· mg lots a~ rCs.H.IL'nts g ~lfht:red 10 watch !he proceel.itngs Such a fnendly aonnsphcre prevailed-we prohably neecJ more get togcthcrs itke that The Ctvil War IL' l:lldc tor' were I.JlVIteJ to !he flill k111 g lol ' ' ~gt: S;1rah F1~hcr hat! LIL"<~tcd .1 nice setltng to enterfan1 th t: gwur And. a\ alw ~1y~. da''Y S.tr.dl dnl .1 fantastiC JOh where Ahoard lh t: Denny My11111 Dutftcld who h,,, hcl'n 111 ML'tg~ County l-it:vcrai!IIIll'!-. lWt'l the yc.u' to etHettam wllh ht ~ uru1~ wo~gnn calltope, present ed ,, rrogr.un ol snappy l"Ong:--. of ye:-.h..:!)IL'dl on the Denny callmpc. rnm:h to the ddie!lll of everyone wntchmg l)u!lidU h ,a former Mu.hllcp(lrt rL'..,Itknt .uuJ Jw.. wife is t.hc lonnt:r Tum: Sr:uu;:-., al"o formerly ol MHidlcport whn was al so on htl.lrd wilh hu hu..,hantl lncldelllally, lhc Rtvelhcnd 1\n, Counc1l prc:-.cntcd M)ltlll wuh a gifl of $100 tor h1s hcmg hc1c 10 pllly the caii !OJlC dl uucrv.ll:-. dunng the bOHI lrlp . M<IIY w''"· who heads th e cou11cli, >:lid 1he gif1 came from !he p10cccd' ol the council's co-sponsoJsh1p ol lllC Big Bend Mmstrel Assol'lallnn's musi cal ''"' Ia II (n ca"'c you dllln't know the ll.ancc1 ~md L'llll' JI:llnl'J pcllorm111g ncar tile rallwpl' w.~ . . none o1hct !han K.111ty llond u l Muhllcport wea1111g wh,tt IIHI\[ lld VL' hCl'H :t very w,lfln c!Jaractt:r ro:-.~umL' lt'pn:..,c ntlllg a kno\\ 11 111 C'o lumhu' SnuthClll Pow er Cu c n Lk'- d' LoUie, lllc I l j.! hl!llllg nu ~ K. ll liv I \ c ustomc1 sc1 VJu.: :..up~ I Vl\lll I(JJ ColumhtJ:-. :-:Dul hcJu wtukmg 111 till.: G:lll1pol!s 11llu.e ll e r ..,pukc:..pcr sorJ, si nce l. ou1~ t: .lll I t.dk. w,J:-. RobtnL' Slm· hl ... 1\tll l-l':<t'm pt :-.upl'l vlsor lo r tht.: pnwt.:r UJltlp. irtY 111 Pomeroy l<nulllhHg oul the pmwr Clllll[l•lllY <ILIIVlt le\ 011 the CXLLI(· sum was Rw un e C.u 1111l11.1l'l .tl~o out nl the (i;illtpoll "' D ll rn~ who toJJ peopJc 0!1 tht.: CXUI I :-.Hlll .thou ! the. power p!.1nh a!\ the Dt:nuy movccJ uptl VC.J F tlw.tttl MLinro:-.h 11! J~ I.or .d Fir~, C'11y, Ohio Lotterv 4-H livestock·results announced Beat of the Bend ... II was old l1ome we ek at the Pomeroy levee Frulay atiCrnoon wben the P. A Denn y mnvmg nn an excur~ion lrurn Cialtiroli ... 10 Portland stoppctl m Pomeroy Monday, July 24, 1995 noted :1 Lottpk ot men· lion' at'KJIII Dorothy 111 reCt:lll Oeat Of !he 8Cnd Ull11lllll\ rlllll S(J toOk pen m h:wt.l .mil dl(Jppet.l 11 line nor only :thout Oowtlly hut on ius love tor !y1c1gs County Edward WIJIL'" that 111 I 1J45. hl:' and hL.., l.tnlll) rc~rdcd on Muldk· port':-. Rutl.md St. ,at the.:: hom ~: ut the late M.u£.ULt .S:utt:r ami .1cro"' the street !rom where Dorothy lived wHit Iter p,U'Cnls Edward says he helped 'ome with the c.1re ol Dorothy's J.u hcr when he bec:une til Upon hts pn"tng, DmoU1y and her Mother wanted Edw:U"d to tako all ol Mr G'"c.loer's lools in appredatton of Ius kmdne;.;scs Edward couldn't do tl1.1t hul '"Y' he dtd ncccp1 a small VISe He <till has 11 and makes good u>e of it 10 thIS Jay Edward hn' other memories of Dorothy a1 wi>rk with the Ohio employment nll tce and ol her rid· 111g :1 IJoat-sporung a great smilc-111 a pn't Wort~ \V:lf II Results of tbe Meigs County 4· H livestock interview~ have been announced by Meigs County Extension Service The wonners are liMed in order of grand champion, rc,erve chatn· pion and honomhle mention , wht!re applicable Beef B•eedmg J - l.111ct Cal· away and Jo~hua Erv111 • Beel Breed1ng II - 1\ml,, Calaway and Julie ll1own, Feeder Call - Randy Burke, Anita Calaway and Joe Brown. Market Steer - Jamie Drake, Brandon Buckley. Lacey Dunltttg, Dobbie Dutcher. /\n11a Calaway and Chance Wa1son; J)a~ry Mrukel Feeder -Ch uck Parker. Dauy Calves and JlellcrsBen lloltcr, Rachel Chapman, 1\ly"a Holler and Kristi W,tmer: D:111y Cows and Managcmcnr - Tttcm D:tv1s ruul Chuck Parker: A11g_orn Goa~:-- - Dt:vcily Dur· delle; Ooats- Ben Cram~. Altlan Salser, Jen n• fer Clifford .tnd The Metgs Sml and Water Con· se rvauon District and the Meigs Counl y Fauboard will co-sponsor a hay show at the 1995 Meigs Coun· ly Fair. Entries must be made to th e Meigs Cou nty Fair Board secretary by Aug I I at 4 p.m. Categones for the hay show are Krisli Warner, IesslG! Wheeler amJ Ju,hua lhle, Horseless Hnr~c - llnll l!y Wtlllams, KenJ,, Wheeler ""J Meghnn AviS, L1ght Horst' Sci~Ctlon - Jotlu.~ !hie and Ctc"andia Sm1th: Ba~IC Horst! Tli\llllll~ S,tra Crmg ami CmuJact: Bunt mg . Horse Reproductum .uul (lcnetIC..'i Susan G1ue~er. llreakmg ami Tl;ttnmg the Ye.Lrhng Harnes!» lltH!»e ~ Mall Mil- hoan , Tnul Rtdmg - Holly Milhoan, Amanda McGrath ,.nu D:1111el Young, Poullry Production - R;us111g Pullet> - S"ralt Houser. Odte KmT, Melissa Gu~.s .-.;, Mik~;; Gue~s. Rebecca Housg and Rebekah Karr: Po ufir§ Production • Ratsing Broilers - D:u·hara Smi th. Keme Hetzer, Sara h Dailey, Mell.sa lntermcdiHh! SllCC[l Brcc<.llng- M1dtdle O'Nali. Riki Barringer and Amanda lipton , 1\ov:lllccd Sheer Breedmg Rchcrca Scutt. Jou:uhan Avt~ ami Mc~hau Av1s: Sque.li Appeal - Btlllc Jo Wcl>li. Ja>lln R. Wy:lnt, Jes>ica Jusuce, El,line Putman anc.l Swcie. Wat'<m: H;unmlllg It Up - Josh Hager, Carrie Sheet.<. M,mhew Justice, Alyssa Patterson :utu N1cole Whtte; Going Whole Hog - Leslie Parker. 'Mcll:-;sa Ciucss, Alyssa llolfman ami Knsti W,U"ncr; Swme ProJuCLion - Dcgumcr __:. Chnli Barr111gcr and Andrew Rollins, en-grand champions; The Normal 1\nunal - Kindell Bu>wn , M1chele llupp, R1k1 Bmllll£..cr,J nsh llagc r. Carrie Shc.c1s and Kns11 W:une1. Anunall11s<.: ase - lncm OavJii, D o~n1dl e GJuescJ .ua.l Rchc.t:ca as follows: Class I - 75 percent or more alfalfa. Class 2 - All grass· es; and Class 3 - 49 percent or less legumes Exh1bttors mu st purc ha se a membership 11cket and must bnng one whole square bale of hay for .rudgmg The hay w111 become the property ol the Me1gs Coun ty Falf Boatd There must be at least 10 exhtbtts 10 make a show. Hay shou ld be brought to the Me1 gs Sot! and Water Conscrvatwn d1splay barn (localed next to the Jumor Hur Building) between 9-11 am. on Monday. ~ug 15 Judgmg wtlltake place that allemoon. Pnzes arc $20 for flfsl place , $15 for seco nd place and $10 for third place m each category Also, ftrsl-place wmners will rece tve a plaque at the Me1g s Soli and Water Conseavat !On D1stnc1 annual mect- mg m Octobct -----Community ca/endar-------- Wile ' ' Hill r~hl~ to lJ,avel now It h.a~ ht.:e ll \Oill l' yc.11 ... !\IIH.:t.: we VIM/ttl !>.• yl<ln .111d l'nm ~; wy MJ IDlll\J gne'~ h.tck IJl ,II I Y lllllt.'S 10 My thmgs th.~t happened thc1e- thm gs rhat seemed so tn vJ.IIthe n"' Om: ol tlto...c Uun g~ 1~ ol h1s gel· tll)g a pii ZCLI hu.:yc:le m.m y year~ .1go Edw;uds says ·/\.., .1 young hoy, I wan ted . 1 h1cycle .ts dllllllo ~t cve1y ntllcJ k1d One lllllC, ( .corgc ll1cks ' D11d hough! hun .t mo sr henulllul 1-lawlhorne !lye• It camo all cr:ue<l up MHny lrom th ~ Kerrs Run School c;une 10 w:ttc h the assem hly Ltll le d1tl I IC.Iit ze 11len, 111a1 not 10o lnng ;~IICIWdrd I wou lll buy th e h1kc trom ( ;corgL: I enjoyed 11 lor m.my year:-. .u1d when I ;.;oltl 11. l'mmo"t Slll l' 11 wa:-. to Okn lt,unson who W,L,. qull c d h1kc nLitT" and Lt'a Srethem: Baste 4·11 llorse Sc1cnce - finger. Michelle Dissdl. Brant DtXIltllUid Melody u1wrcnc-e; llt!gging Shc~p Drcctling A'ltley Hager :utd /\:1ron Yost; Meigs SWCD and fair board to sponsor hay show And wl1e11 vou 1 roots arc HI Me1gs Cou nt y :md you're .t Jon~. long way lto111 !HllllL' ynu some- lim e" have pl ea..,,mt memori es. I ,l p.!J.tgraph l tom I;t,J.w ,tn.1 wludJ :-.avs .. J sure JlliS S our year ly trips h.ad; to Oh1o winc h we once UuJ Candace Bunting, Jomuhan Smirh Guess. Odie Kalf :111u Rehekah Kmr. Raising F:UJcy Poultry - Alhan Salser. OJ•e Karr. M1ke (iue". Sarah llouser ami Rebekah Karr. Turkeys- 1\lhan S.tiM:I: Ducks nnc.l Geese - Alhan Salser and Rehekah Kan Rahhll< J - lennik•· C'llllortl. Cheryl Jewell, ks~o;JC:t Darringc1. Jenmler Chllord, Sru·ah Chi lord, Eltzaheth Kaull , Ryan Kaull, S".1ri Puumm, Cory Wamsley <Uid B1llic Jo Welsh, Rahht!s ll .111 d Ill - M 1d1ek Hupp, Susan (,ruescr. Sarah Grueser ancJ Stephen Clruc . .cr: Advanced Rahbtts - Amy Smith; Market Lambs I - Knst11H1 Kennedy, Megltan Haynes, Theresn Baker, Adam Johnson. Jo~eph Rupe and Holley Willimns, Market Lambs II - Aaron Yost, Tyler Johnson, Der·flck Bolin, .A,:;Jlh:yJ{ager, /\Inn Hilley and S1ephm11e Wilson; M•11ke1 L.1mh' Ill . Rebecca Sc01 1. Blilcc Pooler. R1ki Bar- Sl:nll r~ tr:Kie quo te Damelle Grueser, BaSte 4-H Jlorsem:tttship- ~ The Community Calend:.1r b (JUhlished as a fr~e servict' lu non-prorit group~ wishing lu announce meeting and special events. The calendar is not designed to prnmote sales or fund raisers nl any IYJl• · Items are printed as '!pace permil~ and cannol be guaranteed tu run a specific numher or do•ys. ROCK SPRINGS - Adventure Week Bible School through July 2X I rom 6·30-9 p m al First Southem Bapll"it Chmch on Pomc1uy P1ke Canned luud w11l he collected mghlly to he donated lo tl1e Coop· erauve Pansh Fo11J Pantry Call 992-6719 or 9'!2-li3 2X lor tran s· portation MONDAY RUTLAND - Rntlanli <i.n uen Club annual p1Cil1C , Mond<1 y, fi p m at ll1e hom e nl Du1111.1 lt.!nkJns, Weher Hill A lour oJ the _g. udcns ol Janet Botm w11l he heltl al 'i p"' precetlmg U1e piom: Mcmhcr .... uc to t,t ke an ;u r.111 gc m e nt 01 tah• llnwers tn makt: one to Ill into lhe Met£S County F.u1 I lower show I! C(.jucntl y h~a1 from rcm.lcts who have hccn gone 11om Metg;.; Coun ty tor a numhc1 ol yc.u!'i. Ami lfUIIL' otlen. the y 1datt.: some ol 11te1r pl ec~scm t llll'II!Ortc s of havmg heen reared 111 Me1gs County wilh 11 .., gre.1t people I suppo:-.c the :-;all p.u t 1s that 11 rake s us so many years to rcaJ1ze JU sl how green our vnlley W:L' sched ule MIDDLEPORT - Vac:ltiOn Bible sc h flll l al th e BraJtnrJ Do keep sm iling Church of Clmsl tluou gh July 2X from 9-11:15 am. tlatl y. Ages Jou1 and up ' RA C I-N E - Sout he rn Loc.li Bo.lfd ol EJuc.llll>n. MonJ,,y, X p.m . at lhc hi gh st hnol CHESTER - l>.. lak W.illon l:untly p1cmc MontJ,,y, 7 p 111 Take covereu tllsh Mc.ll wi ll he 1111mshcd. TUESOAY IfARRISONVILLE - Har· risonvtlk OES, Chap1cr 2'i'i, l' asl Matrons. picnic, Tue s do~y. (\· '10 p m at the home ol ltm and Donna Nelson. Meat unc.J hew1a~c ttnm slll'l1 Pments oi atJ1Ictcs ur~;ctl to 11clp BEDFORD- Bedlmd 'Jown slup Volunteer Fuc Lk panmcul Commtllee, Tue ...Iay. 7 ·p m Bedfwd town Ju~l RACINE - R:~cmc Area Commmnty Orgallti':llionmcctmg Tucsuay , 6 '111 p 111 :11 S1a1 Mill Park. New mcm~1 s Wt'kom~ IIARRISON VII 1.1 - ILII · It ;.; ouvJII C Xen1111 ('llli'l'll,., hloo~ PH~ss u1c clune 10 :1 111 lo II 111 a m Tuesday at the lownhou sc Dt;,m,t Coalcs, Ml!tgs County t'o un· cil ut Ag111g, will he llmn g tlw medtca l checks, lo llowed by pol luck and mcclmg RUTLAND- Snccml mcc11n". RA CINE - Sou1hc111 lli gh Rutlanu eire Department 1\uxthary, School 1\thlcuc Boo>tcrs. cleanup Tue:-;c.J,ty. 6 p.m fu'C house to com<lay, Tuesday. 6 p m at the school pl~lc piHns lor hlock Padres stop Reds streak 10-8 Pick 3: 635 Pick 4: 8368 Buckeye 5: 1-5-14-31-35 Page 4 1 s.ctlon, 10 Pageo 35 cents Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, July 25, 1995 A Multimedia tnc. Nowopaper Pomeroy promenade bids sought By J[M FREEMAN Se'rttinel Now• Stall' Pomeroy's grand promenade crune a step clos~r to reality Mnn· day mght afler Pomeroy Village Council agrecu 10 advt•rusc 1t11 hids to bmld the riverSide protect. Mtke Stroth of SD/\ Consultant> Inc., Jackson, explained drawmgs of the $94,000 project 10 council· men at Monday night 's regular council meeting Pl atts call lor conmucting the IO-fool·wtde walkway along the inside of the p;U"kmg 1<>1 w;~l The prom enade will lcature benches and IR'JOs-,tyle lighting · The current parklltg lot ha s holes :~ong the hasc ol the w,lll 10 Jae~litate JlJM>d w:llcr <lrauJ,,ge The new walkway w1ll feat ure U1e s:une 11umher oJ UJain;.; , wuh halt th e drams below Hnd hall aho vc the stdewalk. In audltton, the pmject mcludes the m'tallmion of electflc hnxcs and a wat tr line 10 he used during testtvals anti oth er events 111 the parkmg Int. The promenade IS pan ot a larg· er, ·$5(Kl.OOO downtown revitaltm· lton project tor the vtllage which also mcludes tn11ldmg rcnovauons. mfitall:ltH)Jl of a watcrlront amphitheater and re localinn ol · electric lines from Main Street The goal " to create a 18'JOs atmo· sphere 111 the VIllage's tlownlown busmes;.; di stnct. Cnunctlmmt John Musser saHI Walking the beat Middleport seeks more patrolling on village streets By GEORGE AnATE ' • AI'I'ROVE PROJECT - Pomeroy Village Council nrpritved rlans for the grand prome· nade portion or the village's dnwntown revlta~­ izatinn project at Monday's regular council meeting. Ahnve, consultant Mike Stroth, secnnd the village w1ll mJvert1 se lor tuds as soon as pnss1 hlc. ami open had :-. 111 early Se rtemhe•, Til~ pwmen,ade shoultl he compi e led hy lh e end nl the ye:~r. Waco investigators turn focus o·n FBI's role in compound siege. By MARCY GORDON Assnciat~d Pnss Wrller atwck. Several r:BJ age nts :1110 Texas ' • from right, showed plljtts to Mayor John W. Dlaollnar and cnuncilm•n John Musser and nill Hat>lonstall, from M't . Cnuncll will nnw ad•••·· lise for hids for theJlt'nject. (S•nlin.J Jllwln) Mu sse r snid. In p ersonnel ma1tcr;.;, t.:ouu cJI approved the le slg n~Hwn ol poh'-.:c diSpatcher Mm y E. IInlcouth due 10 01hcr employmclll. anti :\pprovcd hinng Lms Shane ol Mtudlcpotl and llcck y lo Newell nl Pomeroy as pan·timc u~<po~lclleiS In oth er hu;.;mcss, unmnJ· (CHntinucd on J»a~e 3) Woman injured... authmi1y frnm tl1e 1\TI' 10 the FDI wa ~ mnc.J e 111 the expectation that, because 11te 1\ r.F had 1hrccteJ the deadly ratd, Koreslt would deal more conslru ~.: Hvcly ISave $5500 I • Ortvel Stde Atr Bag • Anlt·Locll Brakes • Air Cond!lton · Automat•C Overdnve • Vtsta Ba~ W1ndows ·PIS, P/8 • Power Wmdows • Power locks . n~ Sleenng • Cru1se Control • AMIFM Casse".e · Gaptam Chatrs . Sola!Be<l • Indirect Ltghtmg • Prerrnum Wood Pkg • Full ConverSion • Alum1num Runn1ng GMAC 1st Tlflle Buyer Alowarce To O...ihed 8uyeB Tom Pedefl 0!sco.1t1 • Loog Wheelbase • Ratsed Root •Color T V • Drivef Stde Atr Bag • Anii-Lock Brakes • Arr Cooaboo • Automahc Overdnve • lndtrect Lt~lt ng • PremtumWOCJIJ Pkg • Full Conversion • Ftberglass Runmng Boards • Aklm1num Wheels • Loaded! • VISta BavWn<llows · $300 ' $500 $8 '788 • Power Brakes • Custom Cloth lntenor • Well EqUtppe<JI Lis!P~ $13599 Fa<lo<j ~""'' Tom PeOenOtscotrt ·II ,000 · S1211 Usll'nco $14,288 1W1D NEW '95121EVIIOlET I.IIIIIIA BRAIIIIIEW '95 POtmAC GIWIII AM • DnJJer S~ Atrbag • 4 Wheel AnHOCk Brakes • Power Steenng • Power Brakes • Power Doof locks • AMIFM Sle<eo · S1 500 S212t Sale Pr~e $11,388 • t 6 Valve Power 121 309 'Jom Peden llisCoi.R Sale Price • $631 BRAND NEW '95 CHEVY S-sERIES PICKUP • OnJJer Stde Atrbag · Rear Anii·Lock Brakes • Power Steermg COlOR TVJF&IDASS RIIIIIIIG BOARDS • Loade<J' $10 219 • A1r ConditiOn • AutomatiC • Dual Atlbags • Power Steenng • Styled Wheels • W~l EquiP!""i 1 . BRAND NEW '95 CHM 314 TON LONG WHEELBASE RAISED ROOF CONVERSION VAN Boards last Pnce facloryRebate Sale Pnce jsave$68~ fresh Shipment! vans To BRAND NEW '95 CHM ASTRO EXTENDED CONVERSION VAN · Exlende<l ChassiS I • Power Brakes •Powe< Door Loclls • AMJFM Slereo • TtHSleenng • Deoy Wrper; •Cuslom Oolh lnteror • S~edWheeo ·Loaded! •Sleel Be~ed Tires BRAND NEW '95 BliCK LESABRE · Power Steenng • Atr C<>n<ltiOO ·Automal< • Power Brakes · Dual Atrbags • Power Door lcx;l<s •4Wooo Anti-LOCk • Po~¥er Windows Brakes •AljffM Stereo ISave '2011 I TOU FREE 1·800·822·0411 • 312·2844 344·5941• 422·0156 · nns~eenng •CuSiom Clcth lntenor • S~led Wheels •WOI E~tPJ<d' NoOocFee!. 06v!Ya1 Noon· 6pm I WASHINGTON (APl - Sales of previously owned hmnes jumped 6.5 percent in June as low mortgage rates continued 111 lure buyers intO the market. Sales 1ose m each of th e n:ttum ·,.. four regums The Na11onal AssoCiilllon ol Realtors s<ud today that sales totalec.l 3.7X milll~n a1 a seasnm~ly adjusted annual rrllc. up lroiJl 3 55 mtlhon m May. (t w,t, the second sltalght mmllltly advance and pushed sa les to 1he h•ghcst level stnce a 3.R2 milltnn nne "' Octuher 1994. "Thts j); JJUIIC<!IiVI.! ol a sledtly summe1 sclltng sc:~son, ·' srull Edmund G W1xxls lr . the assuc"l· t10n prestd c nl ''In some areas. llemru1d 1s outpdcmg hslmgs '' Wood s a1111tmted tl1 e atlvan(e to lnw mmt g age lilt eo.; tllill m.ulc homes lor allo~tl:thlc at H tunc nl year th~ll 1s trm.htlol\,lll y nne of the tors trom anotl1cr agency But Dtck Dc<'uclin. Kmcslt's attorney who wok p.u 1 111 the n~:go­ llations. s: ud , "'( 1J vcn a chance. most ol (the Da vldt:llt> ) would have t:o rnc out'' ol rh c Mouut Cannel compound Wllllllgly DeGuerin sa td he l<l ld FDI agents nn 1\pnl !4 ul Koresh '' plans 10 surrender once he complet· cd a manuscnpt revealing the contents of the Seven Seals. which :U"e referred In in !he Il1hle 's D1>1k of Rcvelatt(Uls. 1 ' Everyoru.: on the lll'ildc (ot Ute compound) was relic\ ell c~nLI oveJjoyell," Dc(iucnn !'i.lld 111 an 1nh.:1 · view Monday ' II yo u t1y to unders tand tltetr hdicl systctl). I hen Jt' ,'i ea!'iy to sec" most active lnr hom L' ..,ale' "II they can, t,unlilc> wnh dill· Jren wtll mo ve while 1he k1us :U"c outol schiM>I," he cxpl,uncJ . Accordmg 10 the Federal' Home Loan Mort gHge Cor p .., 30-year, Prosecutor fommy Pop~ ex peeled 10 <.:ompkte 111 s prcscut;a tion t<xlay. He plannc<l m show Uw jury a vaJcot.tpetl n~·elldt.:lmcnt ot Ms Smith's car smkmg mt o Tnlm D L<mg Lak~. thoup:h Bruck was expeclctl to ask C'trL'U11 lut.l ge Wilham Il<>w,lftl to h:u I he 1.1pc H<>warJ ruled Mo11do~v that lhe jury won't sec gnsly pohcc pho tograph> of the dtowned hoy' Tlte defen se :11 gucu 1h a1 the plur tographs, shlll nit er 1hc hoy> had heen submerged m the l"ke tor 111nc days , W<lllld shOW Jc comp<>sllion, not injuries Ju cr1 ly ltt lll ctcd hy their mother. The hoys' !aliter, David SmHh, who divorced Ms Smi1h 111 May while sl1 e WHs in jail. is 10 testify for tl1e pro>ecution lie has " " nc;~r the fr<>nl of th~ courtroom tl~rou g h ­ out the 11 i,\1, occa;.;ionally wecpm£ but OUlerwJSe thsplnying lillie emoJton Ms Smllh ',.<; lawyer> are experl· ed to gnll Smtth ahout nJiegwums of adultery and h" hook deal lie has said- he Will give royalties to A Mlddl•pnrt woman was dra~t~•d hdtind a ear more than 20 fed Monday uft.rnoon, Middltpnrt Polico Cat>t. nruc. Swift said. There<:t Aldet·.ron, .14, Villa~• Mannr, "'" li•tod in fair conditlnn at Ohio St:ote Univet·slty H•.-pilal thi• nwrnin~, hnspi· ta!QIIicials •aid. Alderson r.pnrl•dly ran nul of Villa~• Manor tn talk with someune who"ie car was moving when her slteve taught un lhe car and sh• wu< dra~g•d h•hlnd It at 4:55 J>.m. Munday. l'aul R. Walker, 40, Dexter, whu did nnt rea liz• Aldor· son was there, was nnt charged orter driving nn South Third Av.nu•, he added . (S•ntinel pholo hy Georg• Ahat•) 'J of pl L'VHm sly ow n ~:tl ho m e~ m J!mc were 5 7 pe1ce nt hclow Ihe s:unc mnnlh a year dgo • loud mously agreed ro pl r~cc a li ve·yc:u , J -mJII ~ urrc nl ~• reu ses lc ¥y re newal on tJu~ Novemhcr's hrtllot. In other huSJnc... s, the cnunc1l: · ' • Will sec k a $20,000 grant (Cttl1tinued 1 ()11 l)a~e :J) Analysts feet Gannett won't hold on to Multimedia cable operation ny JEANNINE AVERSA Associ~atcd .TOMMY POPE children' s chmlltcs h111 will keep" $20,000 advance. "I just don't know il he can create the kinc.l of 'ymp.11hy lor the boys or make lht 1urors mad enOu£h In kIll her when he's go t th e b1x1k com111g :m•l h1s dteckcred pa!it, '' ... ~ul Pete P,Jrtcc , a Grecnv1llc lawyer who ts l ollowmg the lnal Jlrt'ss Wril~r WASHINGTON - <ianncll Co. In c's proposed S I 7 hill ion takeover of Multuncd111 Inc would thrust Gannett 11110 the t:Hhlc hu;.;tuess for the lirst time Bn1 ana ly''' prcdtc t the comp<my won' t stay there for •mg. 'Ttl he very surpn sed iJ they s tay ed 111 th e cable hu , iness hecausc th"Y are 1101 very hi g and you'll need 111 he h1 g 111 compete wub phone co mp:u11 es," analyst John Morton nt Mouon Rese:u~h Inc said Mnnd:~y . Amoug MultuncLha's hnlth ng' :U"e cable sySicms serving 4'\0,CKMI customers 111 mn>tly sma ll Mtd · western :tnd Snuthetn rowns. Mul· timedia, a mctllurn -... tzcO pl:1ycr, ,.., the natton's 30th I:U"geSI cnhlc com· patty Its ohtggesl sys tem " 111 WJChllrt, KiUI 'To he st unned tl they didn't sell the cah1e sy,lcms to pay oil the cosl of huylllg the ncw;.;paper,, ,'' smd John ll1 ggms, lmancml eduor , lor Mulrrdmnnel New1, a leading ,, • ..r J.!)(CCSSIVCJy mu;.;lt.: The VIlla ge Will .1sk that IIHIIC patrol;.; covcr IICcll the North Fourth Avenue area s mue a rcsulcnl hall ol'l etec.l In pay tor hiiiiiJl mntcnals .11 the la:-;1 counql meet- / in g. North r:ounlt rcs1dcn1 Jell D,~rsl ' snkl mflny nl.!ighhors - 1nclmhnp, Mtddlcport Voluntc ct' F11c Ch1cl Davtd llol !'man - do not wall I ~peed bumps tn>tallcd Th e cnun cal rn .ttle nn dec1sum on the ~recti hump 1ssuc. pcntlm£ ~ the next rnectmg Council mcmhcrs satd th ey woulll hke 10 !o\l' t: mort' fool patrols In olhcr hu siiiL'ss, coum:ll votcU hy a 4-2 m:11 g111 to .1ccopt " $35,!MKl gra111 to pave Fourth ,111d Ftlth streets which arc currently bnck streets Council rncmhc1 s Ntck RohltiSott .111d Steve Duntec JiS<C IIICU . Thcre ;trc lot s ol people mlh1s vi11:1g<;: who do 1101 wan Ito pilvc Lhc sueets," Roh111snn smtl "We don ' t have !he money lor thiS " The vlllagc·s m.rtch lo1 llus grnnt wtll he hctwccn $ltl(MJ .1nd $5,(XM) , Honon saul "II we return Ill hrtck ];Her II Will cost us ," Dunkc sau.J. atldmg 11 slt)ws traJiit: 111 that are:t The !Ire J cparunent has asked that lour addlllllnallire hydrallls he mstall ed .1lou~ Stlllth F1!1h /\venue al Palmer and Luu.:oln streels bel ore tlm streets arc paved. I lorton addctl In other lit.: IIOU, th e hoard unani1 pe1cen1 r:1le IS $~ (1Thc higher 1.11 cs carllc1 tlus year comhtned Wi th,, ~ lo w m g cumomy 10 CUih lhC IHJUSIII~ llld Ust ly S, ~ C~ Attorney: life behind bars is Smith's greatest fear · UNION, S C (1\P)- Susan, Smith tears the lollclutcss ot hie 111 pnson more than the elcctne chair, her lawyer tolu ,t Jury that will decid e how to pun~>h her for drownm g her two young sons "The worsl U111tg JUrors could do would he t<> sentence Ms. SmiU1 to hfe behmd bars, delcnsc attomey Dav1d Ilruck said d111 mg opening statements 11f the lrt.li's pennlty phnse HS U!'irt ll I"' the kll\d ol pc1 son who ca nnot h~m to he alon l.!," Bruck told th~ jury Monday. ''She wtll be a lonel y person lor the re>t of her hfe, whether t1 lasts as lon g ao;; God mrended 11 shuuiLI or you dec1de tt e11ds." Assistant rro s....e<.:uto r K"eilh Giese told tile 1ury to 1gnorc the excuses defense lawyer;.; wrll g1vc for Ms. Smnh and Jec1de her lme ba.' ed on wl1.11 she d1J 10 14-month· old Alex nnd 3-yc,r-old M~ehacl "Actllltts speak louder than words ," Gtese s:ml. " JI you arc gomg to Judge Sus;m SmtUl, JUtigc her by her actions " Other dJslurh:1n ct.:s 1nclutle re ports nl oh:-.(cnc ~es tur c" and har,t ;.;sment Irom peoplt.: ~ 11tm g on benches 111 lhe downtown mea anti ' fixed-nne mortgn gcs nveraged 7 53 perce111 111 .June, down from 7.'1 I percent in Mny ami 'J I) percent 111 Janu,ry The monthl y p<~ y ment on il $JOD,(WMlnu>rlgo~gc WIIh" 7' percent mtcrest r.11c Is SfiiW. wlu!c !he .1 sc aalchcJ and m .ulho x~s knocked over, lht; resulcnl s:ud 'P"'"' W.Jlh negntm- payment on th l: salllt: hMn wllh Sentinel New• Stall Miildlcpnrt Y•llage Ct~unctl w111 seck incrc:tscd enforcement ltom tt s police department J'ollowtng report;.; of' numerous recenl inC.dents, council decided Monday. May11r Dewey Horton said he w11I d1scuss a v.anc1y nl incu.lent;.; w1th Middlcp11rt Police Capt. Druce Sw11t ''I'll talk wtlh the pollee hecause we tlon ' l lik e 11 any more than yOu," Horton s<Lnl A rash of vauJahsm was report· ed on S11uth Thud /\venue hy a res· idelll The lllCJd t' nts IIH; Iudc a car';.; rear end he mg li(h~ tl 11110 the 1md· dlo ol tho siiCCI. '!lowe• p111s hrnken, wlntluw;.; ~ml pa111t on a uuck C.!rS pJay111g Low mortgage rates boost home sales ~~l!. ly sunny. High near 90s. Vol. 46, NO. 61 Copyrlght1995 W ASHJN(iTON Altc1 Rangers ollil'crs were to testil y gnllmg top Treasury Department totlay ahnut lh~ 1Iegot1 a1111g phase otfictals ahout the hungled ra1J Of the law Crlfort:Ciflt:llt orerdiHU1 against the Branch Dav1dians. as Lhe £rucltng heal u1 gs hy two Republtcan lawmakers leadmg Hou se suhcommttlees Cntc1 ct.! then Waco hearmgs are lunung tn the tltth day FBI's role afler Jhe Fchruary !993 SoUices cln se to th e cong1cs· _ szonal mvestagatum sau.t llH~ Texm; assault. The Bureau nl Aknhol. TohacRailgers were to he ;1sked nhout co and Firearms, a division nt the reports that Davtdlims otlered on Trea.•ury Department , dtrected tHe three occa swns to sunentler to ratd on the compound near Waco, them ii the FBI was not mvolvetl Texas, that Je ll four 1\ TF ageuts The sources semi the Ran gers 10ld a and stx David1ans doad After the 'televi siOn reporter thnt they lorraid tailed, U1e rn I took over_chid ward ed the oilers tll' th e FIJI hut re:-;ponsthlllty lt1r neg1HI.tt1ng with rece1ved no r~sponsc cult leader Da v. i<l Koresh .tnd tak· Lnokmg tow.ud lhc Fl31 apcnts ' wg tunhcr .tCIIOil ag;11nst th e te~tunnny. Ju~t1 ee Dcp.1rtmcnt DavtdirUJs. spoke;.;num Bert BiiiiHknhurg saul. _ Followmg a '1-Jay >tamloft, "We ' 1c gomg to l.1y the lad:-. out Koresh and XO ol lu~ followers ~1 ga1n The f-DI nc g ot1~1for s on includmg 18 children - c.l1ed April the !'il.:Clle he nt ove1 hr1ckw .uds to try to wnrk Wllh Dav1d Knre sh " 19 when t1re swept through !he Drandenhurg ,,uti Ute handoll nl compounLI Llunn£ an FDf tear gas $18'888 Lo"' tonight In mid 70s Par1ly cloudy. Wednesday, pilrl- t C ICVI~tOII l't'atle puhlt Uti!Oil The Mul111nnlio~ dcnl. C:lble !'itlld allliOUnLeJ MillllLty, Wl lllltl pc1m11 Arl111 glon. Va · h.a..,etl ( lanncll, lhc To help lJUR~I y P••Y oil msl' ol ncw . . p.1JlCr;o, Mmtt111 sa!d he believed Ciannclt wnnhl 'cck 10 acqu~r~ n g nation'~ l:u ~~,;;-,( 111: w~p: 1pc r puhll s!J. se ll Muliunc.:tiJ.t '!'> cnt c rtitiiHilCIIt er, 1fl s trenglh~,;n II:-. uuc hu:-.mes~ grou p , Wflll\C hcsl-ktHIWII <IS~CIS It wn~rld g.u n 11 d.u!Jc~. mdud- arc syndJ'.:.al cd l.tlk ~hnw s, mcltiLIing ones 111 the h!XJffilllg mnrkel s ol ing 1'1111 Donahue, Sally Jcssy Asheville, N \. , Circenvillc, S C , R:•pilacl and Rush I 11nhaugh ~md Morugomery, At1. s tnlcs 111 The cahJc TV and cn t crtt~ lnm cnt which Ganne tt doesn't own news- untrs arc MultiiiH!Uld '~ ha ggeS t papers Multtrnclll:t. h r~sc d 111 pr Ofit maker :-.. oLCl.:IIH]IIIg tO tilt Grecnvillt:. also owns 4() notH.I:uly com pany ·~ li)'J4 annual tcpoll CHhlc gcneialcd nc:u ly S5'1 trullwn nc wsp.1pers. It ;.; P·•rc1 s .ue . un 01 1 ~ t11 c most protitahlc 111 the mdu:-.try, in prolits Ill JIJ'J4 .md the cntcllm nam1Jysrs s~ud ment gwup $'2 m1llHm Lm:ully. Mult1mcdJ.1 puhh , hcs Ana ly, l;.; Multunl'th.i'.., The Dotlv .l'enlrn,./. the <ialllpol" cahle ;.;ystcm-.; wnu lll he mo1 c va lu /)w/y Ti"mnt', lht.! Potnl Plca~ant ahlc 10 other (,thlc ullll.f'allll'.., hke Reguter and th~: SunrltlV Tulln- lelc-Cmnm uni ca ti ons ln c, !he Semrnel. na u on's large;.;! cahle cnmpan y, The $44 hlillon dally new>papcl and Chcuter Cornmunt ca ltnn s, bu;.;mcs:-. rcpollt.:d 1c.:.;,:orJ growth- hecall'Sc they already own clusten; 6.2 pcn:cn t 111 J'J'J4 111 revenues ol systems m those (trefL~ . Cah lc companic <· posttionmg from advc11"1ng ,md ci11:u lalllln, said M1lcs (',roves. chid cumom1sl tilemsclve< to prov1de local phone for the New,pnper Assonat iOII nl servH.:c, arc inrcrcslcJ in assemAmc11 ca The I'J'J~ onllnok " hlijlg clusltrs ot systems in spectfic strnng but won't he o1s gnnJ. he (Cuntinued un 1•a~~ 3} ""'U ' • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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