http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/439141e56d768e7501d98f749a3cef80.pdf b3c7b33883c2c3a6e5c2faa3f29e4469 PDF Text Text " f Page :12-The Dally Se.ntlnel . - Pomeroy-MiddleJ)Qrt, Ohio Monday, Novembet 7, 1994: · Campaigns -still pushing for ~doriations· ~- Ohio News in Brief: Official agrees to plea bargain -- - . WOit. Firefighter· reprimanded in death CLE~AND - -A lieutenant in tbe city's fire department bas been reprimanded after a dnmken firelighter be was supervising feU to bis death. . LL Noel Caraballo )'VIIS suspended without pay for one sbift and given a one-month demotion. The suspension and demotion will cost him aboui $900 In salary, Safety Director William Denihao said. On July 23, Micbael ShauBbnessy, 32, feU from the roof of a fU'C station onto a dock, eben Into the Cuyahoga River, f~religbten said. He died of bead Injuries. -The Cuyahoga County coroner's office said Sbaugbnessy bad a blood·alcobol level of 0.26 percent. A driver is considered drunk under Obio law if be bas a blood-alcohol level of 0.10 percent Caraballo failed to take wrrectlve action or report to supervisors tblU Sbausbnessy waa drunk and unable to perform bis duties, Deniban said In a lcttcr. The investigation was unable to detem1ine wby SbauBbnessy was on the roof, " LegiSlator sorry for slapping girl NAPOLEON - A state lellisJalor said be is SOIT)' be slapped a leeD·age l!lri Wbo WU at a party with bis daugbler. Stale Rep. Lyoa Wacbtmann, R·Napoleon, said Friday tba1 be mistakenly slapped tbe IS-year-old on Sept. 25 after be and three other parents removed lbeir children from a party were alcohol was bein& ~rved to minors. . , _ All were drivlnsln Wacbtmann's van, wbicb be stopped on the way bome to discipline bis daugbter. In the dart, Wacbtmann said be slapped anotbcr girl by mistake. He said the girl's parents were present at tbe time and be apologized. Wacbtmann sa.ld be believes an anonymous call tippioa orr lbe Henry C01111ty Department of Human Services was politically moti- By KATHERINE RIZZO Auotlated Prea Writer · WASHINGTON - Special· Interest mOney Is flowlna fast Into tlsbt Ohio coogreasionaf w:ea, as lbe campalps prcsa-for lbe cash to push thrOugh to Tuesday's elecdoo. In northeast Ohio's 13th Congressional Dislrict, cballeoser Greg Wbite is flush witb casb from fel· low Republicans and business sroups. His campaip bad a cash balance of $65,000 as of Oct. 19, and since then bas brought in at least $81,000 more. White is trylna to oust Rep. Sherrod Brown, one of four fresh. man Democrats In Obio wbo Rq!Ublicans targeted as wlnerable Ibis year. Brown, with the belt:n unloos and lbe advantase of beocy, outspeot Wbite $780,000 to $390,000 golns into the campaign' s final weeks. Brown, too, bas coUectecl a lot of last-minute cbei:ks. Reports on file Saturday at the Federal Elcclion Commission showed be bas taken in at least $S6,SOO sinoe Oct. 20, wben be reported $75,000 in tbe bank. Fellow freshman Reo. Eric Fmgerbut in northeastern Ohio's 19tb District is in tbe same boat, but bis race is considered even closer than Brown's, widl most analysts cate· IIIIOthet S4tOOO for tile DIDollato- , QUI paisa . Police get earful at summit GOP threat to net gains fuels Democrat$' worries By MIKE FEINSILBER Aaodated rn. Writer In a mud-splattered midterm eleclioo,lbe American people were votins today 011 wbedler to~ DBiioo a sharp c:bange of · . Worried Dcmoaats -lbe pKty of ll:liviJt IIOVCI'IIIIICDI- teitcd lbey tould lose control of the Senate, and Republicans reached for the House, too. President Clinton, whose own unpopularity bas been a drag for hlapartylnmany-p8JUoflbecountry, decamped in Washington fol· lowing a campaisn In wblcb sov·, ernment Itself was a dominant issue. "Don't turn back," be pleaded widl voters In an exhlus· live Millnesota-to-Delaware elec· tiooeve swlna. Everyooe qreecl tbatlbe uneasy mood of the voterS favored the Republicans. For Dcmocnts, the question was whether tbey could llmlt tbeq IOISCII. The GOP'hlm't coouolled both lbe House and Senate in 40 years. Even if the Republicans fall short of that In today' s ballolinB. they felt sure of bloclting mucb of the Clinton agenda for die next two . ' Ito also was expected to rule • today 011 a de(ensc motlcio to sup- : press evidence seized from Simp- • son's Ford Bronco Oil,the; grounds : :!,~~tc:s~~~rglarlzed wbile In ~ . ' · Jury selection tesumcs Tuesdar. : Attorneys an: now sean:blna for rs: alternate jurora to step In if any lbe 12 already seated becomes ill,: eocoun~n p,ersoall emergencies, ~ or disobeys tile judge~.i _.mwlilloo 10 avoid all media coverage or lbe or: case. 3·. ENER(iiZER a•1 IERIES : I ' CENTRUM VIT.INS SALON SELEmvES Condttioner 22 oz. 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Four statewide issues were 011 die ballot - coostitutional amend· ments that would rcduoe cleatb penalty appeals. eobance lbe rights of a1me victims, streoglben Ohio's prepaid college tuition program and abolisb a penny-a-can soft drink tax. ~rge pellio,, and it would not surprise any o us if we win conuol of the House. A few months ago, I believed tbat was impossible." WICKLiffE (AP) - A Fl<Xida man remained In pollee custody today Ia a bo:.l:t~· accascd of walking into a scbool wltba abotgun, killlna a custodian and lnjurinl three otbcr men. No llU· cleats wac burL Keith A. Ledcier, )7, whose last known addreu was In Venloe, · Pia., will be cbarscd with one count of qgravated murder and tbree counll of "lt'l!pled ~vUeel ·murder roi- Monday' a lboiitlags, Police Cblef Jim Fox said. - Autbodtlea did not know a motive for the abootlnl•· wbicb Injured an 111lstant principal, a . )IOIIccman and a teacher. Lcdep willlsted today In Ill· lafiiCtOry condition at Rlcbmond HeJabts OeacraJ iloepllll ¥t11 JUDlbcit woundl. Police laid the sbootina began at about ~ p.m. wben Lpdef_er, clleased -ID a dirt jactet, pouibly · Croal a ~ outfit, walked · Into Wickliffe Middle School, abou& IS IDIIcseast-ofCicveliDd. · Tlaya Krilllll:t.' 11, ooe or die · - -- VETERAN VOTER - Ramona Compton or Lincoln HID cub her votes at lite Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Department early today. Compton said abe nmal!l!l most Interested In the outcome~ or bJP· er education Uld rood tu Issues. Polls will nmaln open untU 7:30 tonlpt. (Sentinel photo by George Abate) At stake U1is lear were 36 govcmorsbips. with Republicans likcly The Republicans DCCded to take to claim lbe 11oo's share; 35 Senate 40 I:lclnocntic House scats to win scats; and 435 seats in the House, control, installing the combative ·wbicb hlso't been run by Reoubli, Newt ~sri~ as speaker. bower's fllll teiUI. Clinron spent eight beetle days on the campaign trail, describlns today's vOle as a choice "between bope and fear, tomonowand yes- F;i;d;t;hJr~~;;;i;; : Rose family as 'quiet' ''"''''" MADNESS - Melp Coaaty wu bombarded by televlalon c:ameru, ftoodUgbta, •ellcoptera and repnrten over tbe weekend. Here, loc•l •ad •tate law earorcement beld • I of wodc to be done. It takes every· one worldns." Many of the problems witb juvenile crime In cities is directly linked to the lack of punishment and few responsibilities placed on cbildren, she added. Jim Wickline, lbe closest oeiBb· bor 10 tbe Rose family, rents some of bis land .to the Roses to graze lbeir cattle 011. Farm life entails Joos. bard days - wltb tbe children working School shooting rampage leaves one dead, three hurt Refill 5.2 oz. .· J-, ~ ,_. ~)err . TOOTHPASTE ,_die : ~ . •Nice i!lid 110 & - were ID lbe cruiser and Jarrett bl'ouBbtil . . 130 ' Silver 100 Sham~22oz. Stolen cruiser talcen from river wa~ilallod BoxQf36 . I . CHARIJ!STOr( W.VL - A IIOien Olaricstoo police crulrer ICaaawba River, polloe ~. · Iii.- fC!QIId file "badly damaged" cruiser Sunday after they : -.., 4lie tncki-:-J.:ao tile river, said U. R.A 'lbomp!oa. ·~ · De~· ._ tajr.ea from tile home of Di:t. TIIDOiby w11o liwl eill of tbe city, eilber late Friday or early Satur· : z99 2FOR - ·. .' I - ne:.. ~· SPEGAL VALUE . CHRISTMAS CARDS "AA" -Spack ~- m!e. TV coverage Irks .·neighbors around Racine ares farm 29 -. .·' By Tbe Auotllted Prell The 1994 campaign came 10 an end today as Obiosns beaded for die polls 10 elect a new U.S. senaror, a governor and other stalewide and federal officebolden. ' Seactary of State Bob Taft, wbo is a candidate for re-election, predicted about 3.4 million people, or 55 percent of Ohio's eligible voters, would so to lbe polls. Ohioans will send a new senator to WasbiDJIOD to replace Democrat Howard MctzCDbaum, wbo is retiring afler three terms. Republican Mike DcWine and Democrat Joel Hyatt said on Moo- . day tbcy were confident of victory, wbile independent candidate Joswb Slovenec tried 10 set voters to listen to bis anti-abortion c ByGEORGEABATE . Sentinel NeWII Slall' Helicopters roared overhead. Televiaion OoodliBbts kept nelab· bon awake. Reporters continually called and shoved mlcropboocs at ncigbbon and family members. 1bla weekend Racine was blmbardcd by media .from Columbus to Cbarleaton, W.Va., about claims tba1 infanta' bodlea were burled 011 tlie farm ill Harold Rose Sr. Investigators called off tbe search for lbe remai!l5 Sunday after finding about two handfuls of potential evldeDcc, ,but supposedly DO bodica, oJrlcials said. Reaulta pf the searcb will not be known for at least a week. City TV llalions IIIII dicit viewers have a warped perecptloo of the Rose family since they don't · understand tbc riiiOI'I of farm life, · aald Lola Proffitt, will! operateS a 60-aae farm about a mile from the Roles. · "I was born and raised on a farm," Profflu-said. "Tberc'a a lot ,._ Ohio vote turnout estimated at 55% Spotlight htts ·Meigs residents -: MENTADENT '' years of bis pcaideocy. Even some Dem,ocratlc Party titans - names like Sen. Edward M. Kennedy or Massachusetts, Gov. Mario Cu01,11o of New York and House Speaker Thomas Foley of Wasbinston - sweated out cbillleogea by an untested seoera· tion of cindidates. Part of tba1 generati011 bears its own famous lin· cage - lite Jeb and Gcorse W. Bush, former 1'\'esident Busb's SODS wbo are nmning to oust incumbent governors In Florida and Texas, and Mitt Romney, Kennedy's opponent,, the soli of a former Micbigan sovcmor. · "We are on the verse of a Republican resurgence,'' said Roser Stone, a GOP stratesist. Democratic Sen. Sam Nunn of Georsla conceded that bls party " wal at risk or bcavy lossea, saylns die Dcmocrals' cbances of il:ceplnB Senate control were "no better dian 50-50." Republicans need¢ to win seven Democratic seats 10 take control of lbe Senate . . Republican tactician Eddie Mabe optimistically commented, "The probability tba1 we will have control of the Senate seems com- --. 1 Sectlon1,10PagM 35-* AMultimedia Inc. New IIll "'t- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday~ November 8, 1994 Election jitters .PRICES EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 7 THRU 13;1894 ,:: Woman shot for using driveway . -: '• 3-12-23-24-27 VoL 45, NO. 132 - publicity, said Oioroo, who once ~ served as Arkansas' attorney gener- ~ ai. •• limea loaccurate reporting, bul COD· tends "we can all coexist pearefuJ. ly.'' . Olbers - among tbem Preaiclent Clinton - question whether tbe sensatloo•lired coverage endangers Simpson's fipt to a fair trial. Clintolf,aaid Sunday be was "troubled' ~· by the amount or pretrial publicity, and particularly b)' the televising of the pretrial proceediDss. "It would bave been better if tbc pretrlil bearlnss hadn't" been televised, Cfuiton said In an inter· view with ONN' s Larry Kina. · "I tbink ·there can be a fair trial, but It's mucb more difficult to empanel a jury" because or tbe EVEREADY , ~ ............. IIIJ!IIisted BuckeyeS: Copyright 11184 Hundreds attend museum opening ELKVIEW, W.Va.- A rural Kanawha County man shot a WOIIIBD rldlnsln a car tbat pulled Into bis driveway to tum around, lberiffI olliciala said. • . . : Cbarlea Bisbo~ of Elkview was charged with malicious : ·WOIIIIdinB In tbe · g o( Donrla Smldl on Saturday nlllht, offi· clala said. • _. Slllitb, 31, of Sissonville, was shot in tbe neck. Sbe waaln Salis. factory condition Sunday at Ollarleston Area Medical Center, a ' ' nuraiD aupervisor said. . . said Smitb and lbe driver, Leiba Brown, decided to tum arouad wbllc $ooldDJ for SOIIICOIIC In tbe area. They said tile two . womeD dl4 aot lalow Bisbop. ; · B = was freed on $200,000 bond, pollee said. ' ' 1D ga10n released no fll'tber lnformatloo. •.. Blabop could not be reacbcd for comment because hla telepbooc 2-4-9-0 . en tine .PHARMACY CINCINNATI- They came, they played, lbey siBSied wildly. Huadrecls cbildreo attended Saturday's q~eniog of the Cbiklren•s Muaeum of Ciocinna«i, Director Marilyn C.ooc!man said. More thaD . 1,100 people toured lbe museum. The building features life-sized toys, make-believe worlds and :- ·scientifiC experiments. : "It'1 Dot your typical mose\uD experienoe," said parent ~yon . Saraero of West CheSter. l _ One of lbe most popular attractions was a cbalr attached to pul· ley&. Cblldren wbo sat In the cbalr could bolst themselves into die air. In anotbc( room, visiton played instruments, lncludinB xylopbonel and a slant harp. Otbetvialllln bulit.tbioss from wood. "I'm buildiDs a wood birdhouse for my mom," said Sarah Lanla:a, 10, ofMasoa. "It' sa surprise." · Brad Ma\lrer of Maineville and bis cousin, Clayton Maurer or Greccnvillc, both 10, ran on a treadmill 10 make a series.or briBbtly colored sears whir and swirl. "It's die only place like Ibis," Brad said. "It's just fun." Pick4: ' ~ tbaldle result was fairly and impar· tiallr achieved,·' media lawyer Kell Sager wrote In a memorandum to the conrt. The news organizatloos see it as a FirSt Amendment issne. "We have a riBbt to be in tbe courtroom," said KCBS·TV news director Lany PerreL If Ito orders a blackout, the beariDB today may provide tbe last televised Simpson trial proceeding. Simpson is 'beinll tried for-the murders of bls ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and ber friend Ronald Goldman. Perret says be understands judge's frustration over the some- RITE AID Henry County Sberitr Jobn Nyc said DO cbarses bave been filed and bis office was oot.lnvestigaling. 3-0-2 0 be, the public can have coofulenie · By MICHAEL FLEEMAN Auotlated Prell Writer LOS ANGELES- Worried that a camera In lbe courtroom may compromise OJ. SimJ!S9n's rlsbt . to a fair trial, Superior Court Judsc Lance Ito is cons~g wbetber to pull the plus on electrooic media.· Today, 15 new• organizations are scheduled 10 try to talk Ito out ofit · Tbey will argue that access to the ~ourtroom is critical as the jurors begin to w\l!p lbe evidence~ "It is even more Important that tile public have access to as much Information as possible about this stage of the procecdlnss. so that whatever lbe ultimate outcome may Pick3: Page4 Media plea~s case for O.J. ·trial coverage .~ - TOLEDO - ~ldeots IXllllplaincd about loud music and crack houses and SOIIIC criticized polioe offioen for laclting sensitivity durins a public "Summit oo Safety." _ About 7S residents _ptbered on Saturday in Qty Council cbam· bel's to talk to Mayor carty Flqil:belncr, police Cbief Gerald Galvin, fU'C OliefMikc Bell andolbercity offu:ials. , "I tbink it is aiwa~ good for city adminisiJ'IIlons to set input from lbe ~unity,' Fmkbelner said. "It's Bood tQ get it ilinx:dy and lllalgbt from the ncigbbodliiolls, .. Residents were interested In lbe plans for CDII!Diunity policing and deceotralil!llioo. · D. Mlcbael Collins, president of the Toledo Police Patrolman's · Aasociatioo, said be was there to "liBure out what's goiila oo' • with lbe department's plan. "I'm searcbiog for clues," Collins said. Council member Jeanine Petry said there should be a detailed outllnc·or lbe decenttalization plan. The plan discusses reopening a ~loscd police station and chlnsmg some employees' duties. The mayor said be intends to bold similar Informational forums twice cacb year. AI or Oct., 19, Mann bad leu ~ durlna the last bait or ' moDCy to wort Y(ldl ~ -CJ!abot, : Oc:tobet. : -- but tiotb have been reverilllly fulld· • 1' · !: Tbat'sadU far bc.biDd hla oppo- raisins. - .' -·' ··nent's total, but it comea at a auMann bas lddecii!Ue• IIIOdler ~ ciai lime In lbe caDil!I!!Jn. · $33,'SOO to die $79,000 be bad ~: Ney bad coll~tJcd_ $202,000 -1_oina Into die bome a~. and ~ from PACi :as or Oct. 19, and siDce - -Cbabot baa edcled $30,500 to lbe ~ tben baa 11Cbered at least another $1"4S,90S be previously bad on :. $27,000. Exact totals won't be baDd. : known until after the election; • before the eleclion, campal1n• Tbe other Ohio freshman the ~ must ~ptly report only checks GOPurgetecl waa ~-Ted Sttlck· : ~¥bat ~~e is consid- ::~in soudlern Ob o'a 6dl Dis· ~ ered one or 1be stale's closest coo~ Cbailenser Frank Cremeans, : tes~notb~r is beinB wa1ed in who paid for almost hla entire ~ ~ Cincinnati, where Rep. David mary out of bla, own -~et, : Mann, J)..()bio, is In the fiBbt of hla bad &iBnlficant help t'rdai natiooal • liticai life against Republican Republicans in ienerai-election : ""-L fund·raisins. :: teve Chabot In lbe 1st Disu,.. _ Cremeans reported a cash bal· : Mann basn't bad a single easy ance of $101,(100 on_Oct. 19, and " m(liJICnt. since -tlitn bas added at least ~ Or1anized labor decided early $26,000 more; &tricldaod bad ; 011 to withhold support as punlsb· $!07,000 1n die b~ 011 Oct. 19 : ment for some vOles be cast; a bit· ter primary asainst an African· and since tbeo baa brought in : American legislator bruised bis another Stl,OOO. : relationship with black voten; be • bad to apologize for a race-bllltiog Cremeans bas been doing so : commercial be said was aired acci· well tbat some wealthy donors • dentally after be rejected it as ~ bave been giving the maximum =: campaisn tactic; and Republicans $1,000 personal contrib!ltlon and :.targeted liis contest as one tl!at anotber-$1,000 to compensate Oe· ; would set maximum financial sup- means for bls out-of-pocket • port. expenses from the primary. · : ..• gorizlng It as too close to call. Finsedlut, too, baS been able to rely 0111be beneftta of lncumbellcy - to outspend bis Republican cbal· tenser, Steven LaTourette, $704,000 10 $492,000 as of Oct. 19. Fioserbutand LaTourette ba4 about the same amount of casb on band lbe last time lbey flied complete reports, but since tbcn Fmserbut bas dominat~d tbe money scramble, pulllos In at least $44,00010 LaTourette's $20,000. Allother bls-cbeck beneficiary bas been 18th District candidate Greg DiDonato, wbo Is uying to retain for the Democrats the seat · tba1 Rep. Douglas Applesate is giv· iog up. • AppleBate's retirement set up a free-for-all that created an opportuoity for Republicans to capture the eastern Ohio seat for tbc fmt time In two generations. The GOP nominee, state Sen. · Bob Ney, was considered the early favorite, but DiDonato baS kept lbe pressure on, and a financial blitz helped largely by organized labor bas helped bim over lbe last 2 112 weeks. As of Oct. 19, the DiDonato campaign bad talco in $97,000 from political action committees, or ·PACs. Supplemental reports showed the PACs added at least Ohio Lottery Dallas·dumps Giants 38-10. in NFC play ... ' ' - COLUMBus -A former dty official c:bQed with accepdng at least $120,000 ia l'lllNIIltina rcea from plvate lrms baS qrcec~ to a plea bargain, actordlng to court dncmnents. • Joseph A. Ridseway Jr., SS, or suburban Bexley, bad faced a mlsdePM'.anor CDDtllct-of·lnterest charge in Franklin County Municipal Court Tbe ailesed Ktlvlty occurred between Sepcember 1986 and November 1992, when Ridsew~ SetVed as city enslneer and later as director of lbe Public Semcc Department, court record showed. Ridgeway R4recd to plead DO contest 011 Nov. 21 to ·a misde.meanor edlics VIolation and to pay $20,000 In restitution. The rcsti· tuti011 will be split betweeu lbe city and lbe Obio Etblcs Ownmission. Rld1eway a>uld be sentenced 10 a maximum of six monlbs in iail and fmed up to $1,000. ' "We loot at it as a mauer of poor judgment, not anYibing mall· f!OOS." said Rldseway's attorney, James D. Gilbert ot Columbus. We have every reason to believe It was Inadvertent. He certainly Is remorsefUl ror anything wrons." The Ethics Comm!Mion started the lnvestisation about two rears aso lnro "many coosultios en1ineen and development fums' and at least ODC olber city employee is continuins, officials said. No cbarges have been filed against any companies. Tbc firms geoerally perfilrmed bisbway construction and traffic ensfneerins v~ .•' . SOO-studeots at the end of lbeir day, was in lbe school oflioe when lbe gunman entered. "I was really scared that guy waa soma to come after me. I start· ed crying and I ran to my class· room." sbe said. "Then lbe tescbet said (()( ~ycryone to get down ou tile Door. . Sbe aaid lbe sunman demancled to sec Auistant Principal Jamea J. Andenon, St. Anderson was &bot, but was trcalcd and released from a local boapltal• .Custodian Peler ~; 41, confronted the gunman and wu kiUcd. , • . Qfflcer Tllomu 'Schmidt, 47, pnrsucd· 1M auaman down ballwaya and wu lbot aeveral limes. He wu ID critical condition at • MetroHealth Medical Center lu Clcveliad. The Cleveland Plai11 D1tii1T today tha~ the JI!Dman tbCa bit a .IC'OeD·Jradc a1rt In lbe · side with the butt ofbll aua. Teacher Lowell Grimm, 50, of Wickllfre; pushed lbe Slri to dty In a gymn•ID!II report~d preu coorenoce Saturday willa llbout :ZO media npraentatlva from Colambu to Cbarlatoo, W.VL' before and after school, be added. The size of Ibis family may shock today's urban dwellers, but larse farm families were quite common and needed to complete all the cbores. Wicldioc, wbo taught many of the children at Southern Junior High School, said be bas been bounded by lbe media and kept up at DiBbt by their floodlights. · "I'm offended by tbe way it's been doDC," Wickline said. AlthouBb it's not fashionable 10 spank children, there remains a flllC line between tousbiove and abuse, be added. Wilb a family as large as the Roses, tbere could be little room f()( bad bellavior, be added. "I've never seen bim do anythinK to any of lbe ltids," Wickline said. "They bad chores they were responsible for, but they didn't w<irk tbat bard. A little discipline never burts." (Continued on Pal!e 3) By GEORGE ABATE . Sentinel NtWII Statr Harold and Mary Rose's family was quiet and private, JJeigbbon and friends said, wbicb is wby recent allegations bave come as a shock, Tbe Roses· 10 cbildreo were all weU-bchlved, disciplined but withdrawn, neighbors said. tnvcstigators sropped searcbins for infants' remains behind the Racine farm of Harold Rose Sr. Sunday, but lbe investigation will CDDtioue despite die facl DO bodies were found, Meigs Count)' Sberitr JIIIDCS Soulsby said. Lola Proffitt. wbo operates a 60acre farm about a mile from the Roses, said ber children bave grown up and gone to school with the "polite" Rose children. "They don't get into trouble," Proffitt said. "Wbeo they walked down to catch tbe bus to school they were always clean." AbQ.ut 26 years ago, Proffitt helped~ Rose deliver a child. "Sbe's been tbrougb a lot," Proffitt said, describios ber as a small woman wbo never left the bome because of her responsibilitie& "Witb lbat many kids can you imaBine die laundry and foodT' P,llj>ple questioned wby nearly ail tbc;'· children were born in tbc home; but many of the children's birtbs came suddenly, she added. · Witb so many cbildren, the old· est ones tended to help raise tbe younger ones, Proffitt said. Jim Wickline, the 'losest neigh· bor to die Rose family, bas rented bis land for 12 years to the Roses to graze their cattle. "The family bas always been de~ent to us ... Harold's always been good to me," Wickline said. "They're a personal family and keep to themselves_ Everybody baS a ript 10 live tbe way they wanL" Rural neighbors tend to mind their own business, be added. "I've beard so many rumon I doo'l ltoow what to believe," Wicil:line said. "I teadl scbool and know tbe kids. I felt so sorry for the kids. I just can't believe anything." During slllllliler nights, some ri the children would sit near the stone bridge at tbe edge of tbe propeny and sins. be added. "They were happy kids," Wickline said, adding tbe older cbildren have all gone on to se1 jobs and be successful. "I bope they can get their family back together. Those ltids were so close." Gene Ftsber, owner of Fairplain Tractor Sales near Ripley, W.VL, said Rose painted traCtors for bim. "I haven'l bad any dealings witb bim for over a year," Fisber said. "His price got so bigb I decided DOl {Continued on Page 3) Pomeroy eyes federal grant : for additional p~lice officer · By JJM FREEMAN Sentinel NeWII Slllr Tb.e vlllase of Pomeroy may receive some of tbe benef~ of lbe recent federal crime bill in lbe form of a new nisbt watchman or foot patrolman. Pomeroy Councilman J obo Musser updated IXIUIICiloo a feeleral pant wbicb ml}' enable lbc viJ. lage to bire a fuii·WDC patrolman. The srant will pay 75 percent or a new officer's wases. be said. if a new offiOCI' is blred. hla or bet dutiu may Involve SetYin8 as a DiBbt waldunan or as a foot pabOI· man in lbe downtown area. Council advised Musser to furtber lnvcstipte lbe srant In other law enforcement matten, councilmen Scott Dillon and Bill Haptonstail Doted they bad received complaiDts over tile new speed limit on Lincoln Hill. The speed llmlt on tbe biU was recently reduced to 20 mllea per bour, too slow aci:ordlna to some people, they sal~imprcsalon u·~-· tbe new 'lbc .... speed limit is \mncccsslll')',and tbat enforcement 'of the old speed llmla; was all that was needed to reduce· tbe amount of speeding on die biD,; they said - · Council requested extra patrol: on Lincoln Heights to coo trot: speeding. In addition, 'ouncil met willa Jackie Tanner, wbo owns propcny• at the junction of Maio and• Ebenezer streets across from ~; McDonald's restaurant .• Tanner indicated be was ~ to donate tbe land for constructl~ of a mcrae lane from Ebene:r:ci; onto Main 10 help make the bus~• inlersectioo safer. ··~ Council also discussed lbe pc»:• sibility of inslaillns a traffic li~ : or warning lisbt at the intersectioo., : Council approved Cbriatmai• bonuses for emp~/;.C::, totaiiDt! $5,000. Fun-time, · ~! cea will receive $200 wbilc 11:11~ part-time em{lloyees, and new or limited part-time employees, 1riJl • receive $150 and $50 respectively. ', ' Also, council approved iuuila a beer and wine license to tbe lfir (Continued on'Paae 3) I ., �The DAIIv 1994 Commentar ' The Daily Sentinel 111 Ccnan Street Pomeroi, Oblo . ·Ac:cu-~ ·- You;dhivetolieabcrmltiiOliO that bordcra on tbc loony. It's a IDJer that li'IDICCIIcla Jood · blow dlll11101t AlllerkaDs are mad ubeU lhildcctioD year. CoomtJees beacDioes have IOid us lhil "Wby Are 'Mad sal'}' ICIIIC. Every serions VOiet In VirJiDia, · ROBERT L. WJNGE'n Publlsller 1 MARGARET LEHEW CGntroller General Manqer • LllTI'l!RS OF OPINION an welccme. 1bey lbould be leu tllla 300 wordl lone. All lenen 11'11 subject to IDd 1111111 be llped with ~~~me, oddnu IDd telepbono number. No Will loUon will be publllhed. IAIIeD &bould be in lood lllte,ICldluaina illuea, DOl paoaallliea. ec:::t Excerpts from other Ohio newspapers cbubbyoCbeeked CIIISIUIII 11 hS J u column IIIICenlly saw "Mad u Hell " screamed the ~over of a ~t Time magaztrw:, whicb rcatured the photo of a scow lint 0S8p pe for example, knows that Oilver Nortb'll a pp-IOolhed fnwd, a COD· victed liar dc:oounted by IUCb rabid libenls u Rooald and Nancy Rcagao, Colin Powell and Norman Schwarzkopf. But what did this matter? The people were mad u hell and wanted the creeps In . WasbiDgtoo 10 Jc:oow it. Every serioua Voter in CallfOI'Dia lalowa dial Mlcbael HuJiingtoo Is a mindless mllllooalre who waota 10 buy a seal ill the U.S. Senate, what· ever the COIL But what did it matter? Tbc people were mad as hell about Illegal lmmlsrants and big government aod they wanted the dolt& in Wasblngtoo to know IL ldelllifieci Ho"ac Minority Whip Newt Gingrldl . AU 0~ the country, c:andldales are asuullin8 each other with Del· alive ads. In Oldahoma, they say, only the "three G'a" are important: Gotl, gays and guns. Fact 1s, an this aoger Is making me ani')'. I'm notlrnocldng booestaoger. Tberc's notblng wroug with a good tantrum if it's rational and based 00 ~lplc. But mucb of what we have witoessed this year It aeems to me, is inati0Dal1113e, madoeas a 1\'9f ...,.....,, 11 rno 1 ..,..,...~ taoMW 1~, I ~~ By Tbe Allol:lated rn. Exeapts of Ohio edit«<als of llaleWide and national inlerest TOTALL'{ • 12Ml2SI;D MY OPiNiON 00 ALL ,J a:~& CANV.DAT~S AND I~UtS ~it«~ 1'\l~ US POLL YOU '• • #If In many waY., ihc pciWcn-that· be deserve the public's Ire. We don'tlikc It when our esteemed leJlslatora exempt ~lvea fiml tbc laws !bey write for the rest of US. We doo't like it when ~JIIISI Jives Itself a $3S,OOO mldniJbtr.y raise and tries to pass It of u "ethics reform." We think there arc too many bureaucrats feedlnJ at the public uoup and we are .sick of all the dumb regulations tbey keep stuffmg down our tbroals. Actually, the Big Snit has beCn building for years. ADger is what compels maniacal prQ-Ilfera to murder doctora wbo perform abor· tioos. ADger II what provokes thou· sands of people 10 tune in 10 crack· polS like Parsoo Pat Robellson and moves thousands more to buy videos bawkccl by the Rev. Jerry Falwell thai implicate BID Clintoo in numerous suicides and murders. Indeed, anger Is what motivated the Reaaan revolution. ADger Is Kent-Rave111111 Record Courier, Oct. 26 ID tbe all-important baale b'etweeo education and viole~. we need 10 assure lbat edtlt'llriOII willa. ADd Prelidait OiDtoo II aaemptiDJIO slrilce a blow for cducalkD. He ·llaocd ao cxecudvc order last week rcqulrln&!::awoos fot up 10 oae yell flllll&llldenll wbo lake Jutll 10 ldlool. said federal fundiDJ may be wilbhcld from dlslrkca lbat doo't comply with bil order. 1bt exiatlnJiaw In Oblo aBowaao expuWon for ooly up 10 80 days ll»days 111ort of wbll OiDtoo'a order IIIICI. It'1 lboul lime tbal Oblo IIIII lilrllleriDote lbc United Slalel beJin 10 take a touab ataoa: 011 violcDc:c, Clpedally ill our sdloola. We aboulda't side with ihe ripll of a atudellt who eanies a Jun inltead of aldlnJ with ·the ripll of a allldentiO 1cam and work in a safe e~~viroomenL Tbc rant step of the whole youth-and-weapons issue is 10 remove the JUn·llllinl students from the schools. Tbc second step - and It's a big one - lito remove diilse offenders from the streets. But we can't taJce thai second leap until this first step is taken. tOOK 0~ M' SMNTti;N £RaNDS AGO.... Tbe Marlon Star, Oct. 27 Oa Wednesday, OcL 26. tbe (Oblo, ~upreme) Court JUied 6-1 ~ vlc· dms may sue clrunlren drivers for puwuve cJamases not covered by IDSUI'· ance. To collect punidve cJamases, it's still neces•ary to sbow proof of malice and not that SO!!IMIICl was DCJiigenL But Jusdce A. W'llliam Sweeney, writing for the majority, said that iSII'tlimilcd 10 cases wbCre the defendant bid an "evil Mind." In otbcr words, if you drink and then decide to drive home, you've made a conscious decision to get on the road, knowinJ that there' 1 a· · dlanct you could have an accident and hurt someone. ADd thaiiJICIDII you could be Hable for punitive damages. People who driDit and drive don't mean to burt anyooe. Like CVCI}'OIIC else, they just want 10 get home safely. But they know lbey're taking a risk wbco they do get bChiDd the wbccl Tbcy risk arresL Tbcy risk tbclr own safety. ADd they put everyooe else 011 the road Ill risk. The Columbua Dlapatcll, Oct. 21 AmeriCIDS might wooder wby' so- many In the Micldle East bellcve murder is the only way 10 achieve their ends. Tbc answer, as ill most cases. II ecooomic. . ,. Millilllll of Arabs live iD a tlnd of poveny UDialowD ill lhil country. tblt In Itself is enough. WotSC II their belief thai lhillp never will be bet· !TheforU.S. media were~ over the agreement that meant free. Arabs In Gaza Strip. ~ the " Tbal II a fll'll step 10 Palesdnian autooomy in Ill the oa:upled territodet Amid the eupboria, not many IIOI'ies were wrlttell polndng out tbal ~ ~ority Of Arabs ill those areas live in squalor. • Wbcn people are ~· they will believe anyooe who pr!lllises ~lief even If the ''savi · , a Musliin fundamentalist group tbat ~M. slaupteringlsraelis ID effective way ~ pin irs objectives. l ~Beacon Jourul, Oct. 31 : With 1,012,8S1 prisooers, not Including ~ lodged In I~ )ails. t6e United States is aecood only to Russ11 in the number of auzcos ~ bars. For every 100,000 residents, WashingiOI!o D.C., ~ I,S78.in pP&oo Texas ranks next with .54S, a lowly fiaure m companaon wtth \f;;bil.gtoo'a. Ohio comes In 17th at 369 per 100,000, just below the nJIIiooalaverage or 373 per 100,000. ; It's a puzzle how ooe ahould view lhilltind of newa - u a aueccss of J4w ellfoceement or as a failure of IIOCiety that it iDcubales 10 many aimi· lljlla , , Amill1011 prisollers Is plenty of people who are not commlltiDJ oew dimes, but it is abo a lot or people, tbc majority of them youoa and able· ~ who have 10 be supported by taxpayen. , Tile number of inprboned Amaianl bas crept up over 20 ~ IIIII ~ coodnne 10 rise as mandatory minimum sentences for drug crimes 8111 enfon:ed and new "three strikes and you're out" laws take effect. ' what created a Cllldldale out ota: pipsqueak namec1 ~ ADaer whalllllllle Ruab I im1w1Jh a llllll-: dmilllooan. · Anf.~ wbat compels radio 10 ICIIIIDl at JDOder. ; IlleS like )'alii truly and acc:uae • ; of beiDa ''media cllees" wllcuoe-: cor tral~us liberall. I recently : pardc:lpated ID a now boated by • colnmDIII Mite BlnsleiD, IIIII only : ooe pcnoo who called ill IIOUDdecl.: aane- a ICIIior c:ltizeD from Peaa- , sylvania who berated tbc -"ditfb. : heacls" who seem to dominate the 1 airways. ! E:~r;ne else was bellicose. • One from Florida JOl uer· 1 clsed over the "libenla" we were : always defendinJ. Tbc tblnils, we : weren't defendinJaoy. 'lbla wu pointed out to 111m and lie CODII• . tered with the cbarge thai President OiDIOD was a "palbolOJlcalliar" who 'used "unconatltutlonal laws. ' We pointed out that CODJ!ell P!WCilaWIIDd prcal· , deoll algn them but ill IDY case 110 ' unconatltullonal onei bad been ' passed or slgnecllately. "011 yon ' people arc unbelievable," the caller screamed. "Tbey oupt 10 • lake you oa the air." He then bana · up. I have tried 10 think of other ; elec:tlons whlc:b were u con- •. tendoua u this ooe, and 1M COD· • JIIISIICCJal campaign-of 1950 bcpl .' COmioJIO mind. nat WU ODe oJ • the McCanhy-aa yaars whcll rc. " or Communilm obliterated aood 11CDSC llld Ridwd NJxoo gotiO tbc . u.s. Senale by llllelriDg hil opponent, former ·actreu Helen Oaha· : gao DouJias, u "pillk riJbt dowo ' ' 10 bcr underwear... ;. If that s~ter doesn't disturb you, then you have truly talco ·· leave of yoiD' senses IIIII lhil nadoo .• is in deep trouble. . •. Joaepla Spear Ia a sradlcalecl writer lor NeWipllper Enterprise A11oclaUon. . . (For Information UD laow tq : communicate eledrGnlcally willa • llala columnist and ollaen, Cllll• ; tact Ameiica Online by caJilaa 1· II00-112'7oo6J64, ext. 8317.) Ia: talt: Rain to darken horizon By The Alloclalecl Preu A couple of days of rainy weather arc oo tap for Obio, fon:· c:asten said. Tbc clouds s.hould start lhlclcen· Ina tooiabt aod the rust rain will . arrive In northwest Ohio early Wcdoesday morning, the Natlooal Weather Service said. ·Later in the day, min and thundcrstorma .will be widespread across Oblo and temperalUIIIS will climb illto the SS-65 range. The precipitation should taper oa in IIOI1bcrn Oblo 011 Thursday mominJ, the NWS said, but persist throughout the day in the south. Tbe record-high temperature for . lhil dale at the Columbus weatber station was 74 degrees In 194S while the record low was 13 In 1971. Sunset IODIJb!_~ be~ 5:22 worms). Tbc araument 10 10 like lhil: If God Ia dead, Darwinllm II to blame, therefore Darwinism should die too. Everytblng exists, therefore, 10 canceiiOIIICthillg else. From my personal point of view,this maltcs a lcit of sense. I passionately believe that ooc of the basic human motivatloos II to create a world In wbicb not much happens (too threatening), where we are then free 10 fulfill anothct basic human motlvatloo: 10 lie around the bouse Ill day; watclJ. lng tclcvlsiOD (or reading the Bible) 1':!cc Duc111 Unlimited The Ducts Unlimited banquet wlii be beld Wcmc&da}', 6 p.m. at j).iD. Sewer Diltrk:t to meet Tbe Tuppers Plains Sewer Dis· tr1c:t will meet Nov. IS at the Tup- pers-Plains Chester Water District defCIIIC and mlllrary iDltlatlves led Shay's RcbeJilon, the Wbiskey oatioos h&ve auffmd r.om viewln& thCmaelves "u us, tbe sopc1 pya,. veraui them, tbc bad pya/' . Tbla sort of value-free lena ATII:T,."i'~----------" .... o...;.._.._____.21w 11Gb lbOs-.21 V4 CJoa.pltlllfiiL------.25 o.r.lllllillop--_..___V4 ,7 Clt7 HoldiDI:---..--..-..34 , ...... 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ID excbanse for the painting, Fisher said be gave Rose tractor parts ·, whicb Rose tbcn used oo his tractor We know someone who never runs out of conversation--just and neiJbbors' tractors. listeners. Bill Downie, a special education . • •• teacher in tbc Southern Local School District, said he tauJbt at We all want to live a long time, .. least three of the children io the but none of us want to be old. • •• Rose home and was teacblng one studeut when the allegations arose. Watch out for half-truths . You "I've known the family for yeara may have gotten the wrong and I booestly don't know lballbey half. ,. •• • wm: abused," Downie said, adding be oever saw Rose bit any of the Any sufficiently advanced children. technology is indistinguishable "I know (the children) all bad from magic. chores to do," Downie said. "They lot .. Gambler: someone who picks his own pockets. 0" .. . ; • • • I JIOII'IMI'I'III ... ..... ... I ' ; d • to { -..:-------:------·:!.20 . -1'-.,,lllllo 11• Dlllr ..,., ••t!laol, 111 C111tt 11., • 11J11a111'11(111Ll'IU .,~"t"·"-1""_ ..._ . .0. Olt 1llr• -KJ5 ·. OII'Y PIICII -.,..;___IINClLI . . -~....:.--. .--..·---·"'c. s•· ................,.,OoJlltollo . . -.., ' ' '! 'WIIl..---. .. __.1.. . c:.....-_ . . . ________ o ' _____......... ..... - 1I'Diio .... - - .. 'l'llo Dol)' 12-DIIIWIIIIIo..,_.-...... --.· Nor· ,......,_.,.._ ... Pold lOr i l l - Jin- lGng COntniiM, Aogor 111!. T - . 522- . ·!!i&lirl~- ' ... ¥ k:iit11 POUND HUNT NOVEMBER 12th Register at Chapman Feed by 6:00 p.m. Nov. 12th Hunt starts at dark & ends at 1:00 a.m. Food & Beverage wiil be available. Drawing for Prizes .., Cash Money For Biggest Single Kill ~ Largest Number of Coons Killed $20 Entry Fee · Money will be split in each prize group $10 in biggest single kill & $10 in largest number of Coons killed "The More Hunters The Bigger the Pot" · Chapman Feed is not responsible for accidents or injuries. Check our special pricing on NITE-UTES 742·2211 FB &Farmers Bank Savings Company '---r# 211 West Second Street Route 7 P.O. Box 626 P.O. Box 339 avur.urw Pomeroy, OH 45760 , Tuppen PfatnsocOH 45783 ' 6141982-2136 &141667-3161 • FEED STORE t iliiiii .•I Rt. 174, RIIJ.d, OIL 14 Month Rate S.2So/o • S.39o/o A.P.Y. 21 Month Rate 6.00% • 6~ 18o/o A.P.Y. Your Bank#n~... Doloo, ~. ONo ol3113 ~~= ! ' Rutland Furniture Now and the·n an opportunity -comes along that really STANDS OUT. ~~~~~==~~~~~~------~ ' .._Uti • ; ....._.n.AIIa I I , . . . . . . . Cillo ; ffwW I ':11. ~ O . r ::0 ! !J 1Month R~te 4.50o/o • 4.60o/o A.P.Y. ' ..... " ' - Olllo, ,>IS7ff.... 1192·21~. ; . _ ......... pild.-..,o.Jo. ; rr.g 'tt l l 3 dimensions of opportunity... choose the option you prefer. The Daily Sentinel : 34562 St It 124 IUTWID, OIL 45775 614·742·322! • • .o1o. .o1o. , (3) Member F.D.I.C. ° , Substantial penalty lor eai!Y wilhdl8wat You must visit either Farmers Bank loCation to open this CD. APY Is an Abbreviation for Annual Yield ' 0 .olt • 0 l "* 1) THANK YOU ..,. - - lololdl)' ......... ' Ji!ldoJ, Ill•Coull ... _ , , Ollla, by ... ' CMo Vollor fUMiillbl ~y•"' II ' Mft• .a Election )1tters .. (UIII21J.M! t'"v·-- :e!. Beer theft results in chase ID fact, many familles 'would do 19-year-old daughter remain In the well to be more like tl!e Roses one-story ·White farm b~usc on . since all the cbildren have gone on Mile Hill Road, Soulsby sa1d. 10 get jobs and be successful, be Harold Lawsoq, of Manuel addCd. Road, said as a young man he While the probe for pbyslc:al · worked aloogside the elder Rose ill evidence bas ended, tbc illvesdga· n~y tomato fie~ds. . tion of allegations againa.t Rose I ve known him all my life and will CODdnue and the Meigs Coun· I never believed be coul_d do a ty Prosecutor will decide whether thing like this," Lawson said. ~He 10 Jiunue charges even if tbc poleD· made them do woct bcfon: pla~g, lial evidence proves nothilla. Meigs but there's nothing wrong wub County Sheriff James Soulsby said. that." Tbc 54-year-old farmer and bil A. Kle ..... - - - - . . 3 1 A'-·----;,, 59711 .....,.. oa :J711l ~~!'..!!'!~ ..i!!!~~rt.~!.~t.!~ll!!~1--""'"··- l 10 the c:ollapac of communism•." (CGntlnued from Pa11e I) to do it" p.m. and sunrise Weelocselay at 7:10a.m. · ciWgeariiiliimg from theft 10 relony flceinJ, Souisby said Weather rorecut: failure to comply are pendlnJ Soulsby said Bolin also faces Today .. .IncreaslnJ cloudinesa againlt four people wbo allcaedly nine other, older c:bat)es including northwest half this aftemoou ...Otb· stole beer from a deUvcry truclt in use of unautborizcd liCense plates, erwise mosdy sunny. HIJbs ill the Gallla County and then led Meigs obstructlnJ official business and 60s. County aheriff' a cleputics on a car use of fictitious llc:ensC platea. He Toqlsbt...BecominJ cloudy. chase Mooday afterllooo. is also wanted oo a·bencb wlllllllll Rain likely northwcst ... And a Bill Holzapfel of Kerr Dlstribut· for failureiO appear in courL c~ elsewbere. Lows mid 40s to ins Co., Athens, IOid the Gallia Tbe others may also be facing around 50. County Shcrifr s Department he addltiooal charges In Meigs CoonWedncsday...Periods of rain and was matins a delivery at Big ty. a chance of thunderstorms. Hiabs Maple c.ry Out in Cheshire when • mid SOs to mid 60s. ljc saw subjects remove two ~ Extended forecut: of beer and three 12-packa from bil . _ . Thursday ... A c:bancc of truck. · · (<f,nUnued !rom Pqe 1) rain. ..Mainly south. Lows mid 30s Meigs County Sberia James M. terday. to mid 40s. HIJbs In the 50s. Soulsby said the sberlfr a depart· The polis showed Ill! unusually Friday ...Fm. Lows In the 30s. ment came ill conract with the sus- large number of undecided voters HIJbs ill the SOs. pects when it received a call around - as many as one. In five In the SatiD'day...Fair. Lows from tbe t:!Q_jl.m. that a motorist had pivotal Pennsylvanm .Senate race, middle 30s to around 40. Highs in "ramped" gravel piles and crossed for example -reflecting ~e nega· tbcSOs. the closed Shade River bridge on tivc nature of the camp!llgn, the Basban Road. costliest In history, oftel) f'?'JJbl out Soulsby, traveling with another In 3~secood, fmger-pomung candeputy met the car on State Route mercials. 248 ;u;d gave pursuit. Tbc clll', a A late poD by ABC ~cw~ ~offiCe. 10 a.m. 1984 Chevrolet, then proceeded dueled Mo~y. put CliDIOn s Job along Riebel, Oak Hill, Scout approv.al ra~g above_SO percenl RACO 10 ban dinner RACO will have a Thanksgiv- Camp and Sand Ridge roads In for the rant ~e .in months, up . Ing dinner and buslnesa meedng at Chester Township before crossing percentage pomts m a week. But1t the Kountry Kitdlen, Nov. 22, 5:30 a field and coming \O rest in a also said th~l voters wbo called themselves dissatlsfi~ or angry p.m. Reservations 10 be made with ditch, Soulsby said. The driver, J. Craig Bolin, 29, IDd, therefore more.likely ~ vote Libby F'lsher by Nov. 19. Pomeroy, ned on foot. Soulsby - pn:fened Republican. candidates Country mudc night said. Three passengers, Robert In the House by a margm of 49-43 Country music: nlgbl will be Kennedy, 33, of Rutland Belinda ~nt. . Turnout is going to be ~e held at the Lottridge Community Roush 30 of Langsvilie and JanCenter Saturday from 7 p.m. to icc B;eeding, 38, of Middlepo.rt key," said Democratic suateg1st . mldniJbt. Tbc center is on Athens were transported to tbc Galha Don Foley. County Jail where they were A bad economy helped elect County Road S3. charRed with thefL Clinton tw~ years ago, but a strooa Kennedy was also charged in economy did not seem to be w01t· Dinner plaued Meigs County for failure 10 comply for the Democrats. Tbc f..ouridgc COIII!!Iunity Cen· ter will have a 1banlcsgiving din- with the request of a law enforcencr, Nov. 19, 6:30 at the ball . ment officer, resisdng arrest and Those attending arc 10 talcc a .cov- public iniOxicatioo, Soulsby said. ereddlsh. Bolio may face a charge ~f Spotlight . (Continued from taae Stoc s ;I . Rose family Wtl selected Meigs County Pei'IOII of theClerk Year,Kathy HyacU .reported die· following balances tor October: general fuqd, $52,744.15; safety, · $7,310.14; street, $3S,723.38; l· highway, $7,193.94; filii, $28,409; l cemetery, $13,681; water, ! $34,698 .33; sewer, SS9.066.83; guaranty meter, $18,621.49; utility, $3,688.63; filii truck, $0; perpetual care (cemetery), $7,212.7'7: jlollc:e pension, $1,37S; building fund, , $6,314.35; recreation, $2,412.89; j permissive tall., $3,863.7S; Jaw l enforcement, $1,168.62. • Present wm: Mayot John Blact· tnar, Hysell and Councilmen Dllloo. Haptonstall, Musser, Larry 1 1 Webrung, George Wright and i WUiiam Young. i Meigs announcemen_ ts into the sea. Perhaps the overly against It, fCt for lt. Stasis bu • verdcal amon1 us 8111 following occurred. It a all part of the vut some deep prill)otdial urge. smasb· rich lapeSI!')' of life. ·. ·: Ins themselves against tho Wblte Like Ml~;b!lt:I ~Jf"'fflnaton, ' House so thi11 ·future generadoila ADierica is agaliilf lirepl;lirulif.._ " will he able 10 remain Jeoglhwilc lion, yet hires illegal lmmllflllll. . looger. · Wc tate advantage of JO'VCI1IDieDI Everywhere around us, we can services, yet' ~ aaempt110 pay . see evidence of lhil new evolutioo- for them. We say we want 111 CDd · ary process. In his quest to become 10 JOVCI'III!!Cit, yet we ·keep votina '· · a CallfOI'Dia aenafOI', MldlaeJ Huff- for people 10 represent us. '; ingtoo poured miUioos of dollan Tbe·result? Notblna II ~ Into his own coffers. He put hli log. NotbloJ baa happenect.'Nolh- • own band iDto hil own ~If IDJ will llappen, Evolution to " Who cannot admire lhil forccful · action! Blesaed sridlock ~- · ac:t of protec:dve coloration? He oocc mon: upoo the natioo. We Jlc '· auhverlcd the lrldltlonal democrat· down at last, bltlerly, IOCthiDJ. .. lc: process .to become Ilia own If all goes weU, ewlutloo iUelf ·.: lObby! He wwcra 10 nobody but will see to It tlilt cvolutloo will be 1I hlm'C'If. lbat'a great. However, bil stopped dead In ltall'lll:kl. We will ,: stated policy 1110 woct IOwud a be llUck, fon:ver. I, for ooe, can't aovernment that docs nothiag; It wait. Wilke mc up wbcD It llappena, : makca ~ wooder what be'll u1t of OK? If you're up. I mean. :, bim'C'lf for bil mooey. If 1 'WCIII a (To neeba a complimentary ·• senator, I could do oothiog for laD Sloalea Dewaletter, calli• . 'I IIOiblng,lf you get what 1mean. IH-!III,.DUCK or write Dllct'a .! Keep In mind, though, be's Breatla, 408 Broad St., Nnada ; . · ·. · .! often sta~d a strong antl-lliegal Cty, CA! '595!1.) lmmlaraut position. Tbla Isn't laD Slaoalea Is a ayadlcattd ' : exactly !llllhinl· 0a the other band, writer ror NtWipllper EnterpNt 1 now that be's admitted that he Aamclatlon. · ' ;. hired an Illegal immlarailt (well, (For Jnrormatloa oD laow to ' actually llc blamed bil wife for ll}, communicate eteclronlcaiJy Wtdt , :1 pedlaps It c:anc:ela bil stance. this C4JJamnlat and o~tl:lt con· . ~~ Ia be a bypocrite7 No. He's true tact America OIJlliie by calllna 1· . '! to his conacrvadvc hcl,lcfa. He's IJ00.827oo6J64, ext. 8317.) · · ·• Educational Stau!lard& . IDd ·:!!! ~'!:rr'·~)liD, ~...~ . JI'OIDplcdAlbertS~.~ CID _ .. y DCWI _ ,_,..,or ~· i of tho American Federation of ask for or " 1 · · Teachers, to lasue a statement, · .,;:: Rcbe.lllon, Jay' a treaty aud the aomewlaat positive, wblc:b also. or/ the : 00 notes that "the ioctloo oo tbe Cold m . • , . ~ Monroe Doctrine all mate their War cloem't even mendoo Soviet ~th, ~ wor.ld ~lcm 11 ID the point of agteu1oo In FMtem Europe." He lie • COIDIDJ 10 view, One II _,.._ Another II reJards the work Is "I llraft that C' llizawonctl •• cleserves reapectfuJ dellale - and ,v OD "' . mi;l!l;_lhal cbnlnt:a'lli'CIICI requlrenubslantlal!evilloo." He's ::..blgbci~ aeo&· • ,,__ wbo were ''left out" of emt- riJbt. d y, the .aft.. are lppll'· ......., America 11 not just an·other en1y 011 •..,.t · : · er hiltorlq. It' a we thai in tiDies · nation. That subversive thougllt Now that the lasue baa been : ; ~~::C:':~:S,~=:~ even manages to seep into ~ ~lii~ ~be ! (~)~for Americaii · and Hlspanlc:a. But here . they N,SUSHEAE a few dmei. Tbua, to. ear boanl.rom ..,.,_ ~nbc. e . ,achoola, u cmbodled in CJiniOn'a ...... ~Y burled, it II reported that the pick tbe . " ~ · ~ :, : "~oils ~000: Educate America seem 10 be tbe princ:lpal playcra 011 vO)'IIes of Columbus "led... 10 the our C:llikllq, IO leaql . , . AMi· " i Act," w•tch became Jaw earlier 1 politically correct staJe, willa plaolina of.EnJilsh. setll.emenll c:a? Valne-&Culrlll? ·pal COUD· , lhil year. cacb bon~ g~~P appearlna ill ft'hcre t11c Ideas of rcprcaent,advc try? , .. · . .. .: lt',a not that NStJSHEAE evb of tell eras. And 10 ~ JOvetDIIICDt ~ reUJloua IOieralkln It I lmpcirtut: 1'lloae tidJ wUJ, ~ l doeSD' t cover tile key upecta of Tubmlln, a blal:t WOIIIIII (In mod·~, would pow halilogly ind, over star ill tbe next ~ of ~~ , .· ! Amerlc:an billory. Ita lhiclt prose !!D per~~nel blriDJ parlance, a , ·several centuries, .would Inspire · can billorY. . . · . : .. ,. ..! deala willa , . men than IIUclcnta twofer ) wbo re~ued slaves, . •i!ollar trauaformatloos •• other • .• D Watteiibelt, a lllllor ... ' : ; fnln an,111ea 5-12 can be elpeCied let& six IJIC';I'loal, .~E. Lee (a ~of till: wqrld." · · ·low at lila -'•~a ~ · ~ 1 10aiib, , wbife~ 'nofer )Jecazlp. · '' •· Wllat will oar c•llclrcn be Inaatute,lldatllcll*ofdat......, • • It IOUcllel OD the peopllnJ of What sleft out of this wort Ia • taQJhl? That we are just auolher pabllc telewi•roa proara-. ·· . I America30;000 years qo; and broad polidve theme thai.· c:ountiy ill· the ua·n.-tbcm pmc7 ''TI!IatTIIIII." ~ compuea "Tbe SimJIIOIII" with, 011' ~· Occqe WID llai Or dill we have dlanJed the world, . (For IDiorft!llloD ·e a ••w to ''Ozlie Huriet,." A student II written tbal ... America Ia f:be . DIOIIIy lor the better?_ . · ~llkat. ~ will _.:,. ubd about tile African politlc:al · llOit ~lliit ~that evu Tbc process of 'C'Itina !IP volilll-: lllla ~·mnlat IIIII odten, -... :; : kingdoms of Mall, SonJbai .and .• ~= mstor':s':mw tary atandarcla be1an Ia die,11uah tact Auierlca ~ liJ., I ~7, .. 1 Benin, about reverse diac:rimlna- · ....... llilnkJn 11 "lri haJimi, admilliltra~. Ita !'e&OiutloD will ~~ ut.Ul,,) . • ·l-· ·;1 • tlon, about llow "white land ..,.... ---- ~ IDDJ . .. .· - ·' · · ··' I bunger" ~ pre.Revol~ Tb~ co-cllrec:tor of NS SH~Wl, 'Ibouabt fci-IOday: ·~It'aaot die voitq,w, ~ ;::;· It~~ 'liiC . • . llmea. a aboutwllat they tblnk of f:.?.,!~·.~.:e .::;pbalne~ c:oundnJ.'' -Tom Slelppltd; Crcc:lloalovat-bom Brtdab ,; ·· cJramllhL · I• - Rutland Coandl to meet Rutland Vllla1e Councll wl11 meet Nov. IS at Rutland Civic Center, 7- p.m.. not Tuesday DiJbt as~)!~uled, . ·. '·· · · ca~Ic Cllurdl huur .The ' Sacred Heart Catholic Churcb Bazaar will be beld Thursday, wid~ · iaMDt to beJin at 4:30 way ot a truly borizootallifestyle. .This illability 10 lie down has major conscquc~a. Bact In the '110&, for example, a love of Jodie Foster - which surely wu acquired tbrouJb lcdentary viewing of her pcrfonDU":CI Jed 10 an auassinatlon attempt on·the president of tbc United S'tates. Here, In the '90s, more of us may be forsaldng vertical behavior than In the hyperkinetic 'lOa, but we still bavc difficulty atayinJ down. Last summer, some addled coosumer smasbcd bls plane Into the White House. Last weelt, a couch pota10. with a emptied a clip iDto tbe First Re~. Fortunately, no harm came of this except 10 ibc perpetrators (who have, afler all, only themselves 10 blame). But I find myself wonder· log, could this be evidence of evoludon in action? Small aaltated insects often throw them'C'Ives against the IICI'CCII of their IIIICDl· Diciata. dealroyiDJ tJ!emaelves ill tbe lJIOCCU, r emmlnJis burl themselves F'lve memben were eleclcd to lbc board or dlrectcJra of the Mcip County AgriaJIIUial Soclctt Mooday niJbL Re-elec:lcd for three-year terms on the board, whlcll hu the IIISpOIIsibillty of 11111111 the Meip County Fair, were JcDDinp BceJie or Racine, Ed llolt« or Pomeroy, Addalou 1.ew1a of Pomeroy, and Dan Smith of Racine. A IICW member eJected to the board WU Howard "Buddy" Ervin Jr. of Racillc, who for many years baa been acdvc with Meigs COUDl)' Junior Fair activities. Other members of the I S-membcr board are Leonard Kocnla, Brent Zirtlc, ICcnny Bucltlcy, Bill Bucltley, Roger Spencer, Carolyn Rilcblc, Jim Watson, Virgil Windoo, Tim Bearba and Rick Koblentz. Board membcra arc elected by the holden of memberablp tlcltcts ill the society. A lOlii of 220 votera, out of over 300 eligible, voted ill last night's elec:don. Other candidates .for board scat& were James Sbceta, Robert Calaway, Mary Rose, incumbent, Daniel Young, James C. Bin:bfield, Keilha Whitlatch and Apil Swatzel. Tbc board' a organl7JUi0081 meedng, when omcen will be clec:t· eel, II Nov. 28 at 7:30p.m. W.yt... The November Issue of The Amcrlcan Spect•tor contains many lively responses 10 an earlier artlde by Tom BctbcU. I miascd the orlai· nal, but judsing from the mall It received I pther that it wu .about antl-evolutfonista who are finding Cll:h other 011 the lnfCIIIIIItioo hiJb· way, bypasslna "wack)' establishment ideas" via e-mail, slowly but 111111ly dismlsalog the ao-c:alled sci· entlfic cvidenc:c for evolution. · RcspondiDa to the responses, Betbell made the rather remaatablc claim dial "Tbc whole purpose of CVolUtiOII ·W II 10 Bel rid of God." This would be news to Charles Darwin, I tblnk (lhouJh be' a dead of coarac,J••t another ·deceased demonize dlailector of angle- lsn Shoales Bend Foodland poccry store. ID other buslneu, council: • Ac:c:epted the minutes of the Oct. 3 and Oct. 17 meeting and apj)roved the mayor's report of $3;842. • Met with Bryan Butler, CcUu· Jar One general manager, in reference to the tower on Breezy HelJbta. Butler said the company will pot Hghrs oothe lOwer. • Gave final reading and approved a mutual aid aJrccment for filii prolection. • Gave farst reading 10 a resolution which would place outstanding checks more than a year old (total· Ina S12.4S) iniO escrow and gave rant reading 10 a resolution giving the Ohio Department ot Trans· portatlon responsibility over nine signs along \J.S. 33 (MaiD Street) in Pomeroy. • Noted leaf pickup will be beld the week foUowms Thanksgiving. • Approved membership In the Ohio Muuiclpal League for $41S. • Approved Scott Walton aod Ira Van Cooney as membcra of tbc Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Depart· ment. A Racine iiiD -Injured ill a motoccyde acddent Mooday on County Road 32 In Olester Townsblp, the Gallia·Mcla• Poll of the State HlahwaJ.~ aald. Gene C. y, 41, 45573 Villcpr St, wu lakeD to Veterans Memorial Hospital by private vehicle, where be wu treated IDd relearecl Tile pa1r01 said 01aney wu westbound at 11:40 a.m. when bil mOUJrcyele went oa tbe riJbt side or the road, atruek a ditch IDd ejected Olaney. • ..... Damage 10 the ~le wu moderate, tbc palro ....... Fair board directors elected Insects on the screen than tevb~t,=eric:a'a story 10 Am«k:ao Unfortunately, the new "Nad011al Stau'darda for United States History: ExP,IOrln& the American Experienc:e ' doesn't dil the job 1111. The Dllllt important thiDa iD SUSHEAE lithia statemeot up front: "Tbia papet does not oec:euarlly repiii'C'Dt tbe pod· tiona or policies of the United SIUCI JOVCI1IIDCIIl, and 110 oft1claJ endOIICIIIellllllould be infarcd." · Not yet, aoyway. But it mlgbt hlppen, uoleu the OiDtoo admlniltridoilspeata out. Otherwise, tbcnl II a rilk of matiDJ a political shambles of the idea of setting t . the Royal Oak Resort. For reservations and information, contact Keith Wood at 985-4400. witil we fill asleep. · Of course, we can't do lhil. We have jobs, relationships, neuroses, Ideologies - these Ill stand In the from Motorcycle crash injures man lor ·voter anger transcends good sense . i us voecra Hell,"' read ,the banDer OD oae CHARLENE HOEFLICH eyes federal grant· ·· .· Local News in Brief: .Pomeroy (Contlnlled P... 1) • Recclgnized MUIICI'. Ytbo OHIO We <lther Weduday, New. 9 : .. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY LENDER �Sentin_~l The . Daily .:ruetday, November 8, 1994 ,..:. '1n. th~ NBA, tuesdiy, November t 1114 . ... Despite Harper's first-half injury, · 'By DENNE H. FREEMAN boriz011: · r.• IRVING, Texas (AP) - First iErik Williams. Now AlviD Halper. ~;be defeudins Super Bowl dlampi, on Dallas Cowboys are crippled wilb tbe San Francisco 49ers 011 lbe " Not having Harp and Erik and maybe Dtzek Kennard, sood heavens, we're goins lbrougb what tbe 49crs did earlier in lbe year wilb all !bose Injuries," quarterback Troy . t o-st ay .pengaIs p Iann1ng .with Blake as No. 1 QB •,n . _ . . · _ , · SAN ANIONIO (AP)- A vic:lol')i llld a atrona penona1 pafotmance sboiild bave been a cause for celebration for San Antonio Spun fOI'WIRI Sean EllloU. Despite lalrins 23 points Mooday night In S811 ADtoltlo'a IDS-96 win over New Jersey EIUou clear1y Wlal't happy wilb,llow his team Aikman said. "There' 1 110 queatloa we •re not solng to be u sood a team. We've got some suys who are goins to have to srow rut.'' Emmitt Smith rushed for 163 yards and ICOI'Cd twioe and AilauaD !brew a touchdown pw and nn for another Mooda~ nlgbt u tbe Cow• Jiiayecl. disaj:pllntnient tor 1be Spun. wbO ''I'm a little bit dlaappolnted · squandered a 17-point halftime because Ibis was an ugly win for lead In a aeu011-openina los_a to us," Elliott said. "It was a vlc:tory, Golden State Friday Disbt but we're deflaltely not satiJified The Spurs saw tbe Nets (0-3) .or playins where we think we whittle a 20-l'Oint deficit to five should be. But Isuess It's a lot bet- wltb 38 aerondJ left beflxe comins ter than belns 0-2." away wilb lbeir lint vic:tory of lbe High expectations led to early seuoo. - ~y~;::,~:~t·:== ~~.wildplayattbeeodoftbelint Mia-......... 7 14 o .m :104 161 t:ll ClllcoCD , .. , ....... l O.ll6lll 0..00 Bay......... l 4 0 .ll6 Ill 133 ·-- NBA standings Williams, the Cowboys' Pro "Jeff gives us a lllllerent view Bowl offensive 18cklc, wu Injured of what' s going to happen eve~ in an automboile accident two Sunday," defensive tackle Keith weeks ago and suffered a knee Rucker said, "Winning is about lnj~tbatwlllkeephlmoutfortbe team chemistry and our chemistry season. An MRI wu to delmnineis beuer wilb Jeff. My intention is Harper's fate today. to finisb .500 and I can guarantee Kennard, tbe Slal1ing left auan1. you ev~body in this locker room sprained a big toe and mlalit not wants to do tbat. too." play Sunday a,ainst tbe 49ers. But Blake's success provides a "Not havina a guy like Alvin dilemma as well: How do tbey witb his bl' play ability burts us," build on Blake' s performances Ailanan 5111d. "I'm anxloulto see wilbout alienating Klingler? bow Kevin Williams will respond ton. · Klingler, a !bird-year pro, bas He can't make tbe blf plays Alvin , :: Blake threw for 387 yards Sun- one year left on a condlct lbat wW does, but be'U be OK. • · day - tbe best pa"ing pcrfor· pay blm a rewned $1.7 million Wide receiver Michael Irvin mance by , Bengal quanerbaclc in this year. He lobbied to remain lbe said. "We were praylns for Alvin ~(our years - as Cincinnati got its starter even though be was burt, on the sidelines. He laid he will ~first win of the season, 20-17 In and stopped talking to reporters last . play, but !bat's Alvin. He'll play , Sealtlc. week when Blake kept tbe job for a only if God is willlns," ·I " He had a tremendous perfor- second week. Tbe two-time Super Bowl mance and be earned the job," Sbula plans to handle tbe siwa~ champions impoved 10 8-1, best in ; ~bula said. "llbink he will ~ontin· lion one week at a time. He said the NFL, with their 12th straisbt ,ue 10 play weU and wW conunue to Klingler is healthy enough to victory over an NFC East oppo•;llive us the spark lbat be's given resume practicing Wednesday and nent 9111' offense." could be the backup this week. Dallas owner Jerry Jones said be '.:. It's not just lbe offense that bas Sbula declined 10 answer ques- wasn't optimistic lbout IWper. .,oueu a lift. Tbe Bengals (1-8) are lions about whelber Blake could be "II could be a tear, and we're a vasdy different team under their lbe starter for lbe rest of lbe season. woaied about him being out for lbe .IJ!W quarterback. Even tbe fans are He prefers a week-to-week year," Jones said In tbe press box .,bowing an interest a,ain. · approacb during the game. "The way the .,,, Tbe outlook has sone from "We'~ goinf to keep playing it doctors were talkln,, 1 didn't like -bleak to Blake. out lbe way we ve been playing it lbe way it sounded.' ;t "People are excited now," out." be said. · Dallas plays at San Francisco Sbula said. "I have a sense of As a practical matter, there's no (7-2) in an important same for that." way Shula could go back to Kiln- playoff bome-f.eld advantage. But ~-- Tbere was little to talk about gler rigbt now. 'lbe Bengals plar at the Cowboys weren't thinking until Klinsler and backup Don Hoi- home the next two weeks, asuost about San Francisco as tbey banded :as got burt In an Oct. 23 loss at Houston and Indianapolis, and fans 1be Giants (3-6) tbeir sixth cousec' eaeveland, thrusting an inexperi- were disgruntled with Klingler utive lou. :anced Blake into tbe starter's role. even before Blake showed them " We domiMted tbe 8liDC from : He led tbe Bengals to 1be verge of a bow the offense could work. The start to l1nlsb, but we have a Ingle : ~1_1ge upset in Ills fii'St NFL start. a crowd woold be against him. luss because Harper Is probably out ::.p-20 loss to Dallas. On tbe otber band, Klingler for the season," Dallas coach i L Stanlns again Suoday In Seaule, won't be ~PY playing backup. · Barry Switzer said. "It just devas;))lake got Cincinnati its t"arst win "I' !!I W!!!.'eme4 l!W!!t !!il me!!- taleS us. We'D have to go to a see:wllb all exceptiollll pefformance, tal outlook," Sbula said. "Dave ond team player qainst tbe 49en.'' ;Jis..,_bll Darns~ Scott~ stride on a bas worked ve~. ve~ bard to be It's tbe tint time lbe Giants bad i 16-~ pass m overtime to set up successful bere and at times bas lost six Sll'aigbt games sinoe 1980. itile wiDnlns kick. been successful for us and may be Dallas, which bas won five consec! · And, ~~most impressive, lbe guy that is in the future. You utlve times against New York, !~e sot tbe N.fL's worst team can' truleanylbinsout.'' badn'tbealentbeGiantstbbbadly :believlns In Itself. Everyone gave Klingler didn't make the trip slnoe a 52-7 romp 1n 1966. :bim credit for the turnaround wilb the team to Seartle because be :one player susse.sted the team's was injured. Players bad Monday New York coach Dan Reeves :second-half slosan sbould be orr. and Klingler didn' t return a said lbe loss was "embarruslns.'' • 'Eisbt and Eight Wi~ ~lake.' ' . _ . tclepbone message left at his home. Aikman bit Harper wltb a 22- Now Yc:ot ............... .l Ortudo................... ,t t=..o. """"""" 1.00 · J toI JOO Ftli " I ·..................... '""'"""""" ""0 Mlaml 2 2 ,o l'bllldoJFIIIa .............o ~~, ..............0 3 J .ooo .ooo ,000 .ooo 2 2 Mltnubo.............. J aJI\II!LAND .........I ~ ...................2 Dowli ,. ,................. 1 . a..toa. ..................o Allula .....................o ' for a nve·yard loa In tbe setoad quarter of Monday algbt'• NFC Central battle In lrvlna. T~ wbere tbe Cowboys won 311-10. (AP) MAJOR LETT·DOWN- Dallas defensive u.._. ._ Lett (7~... up after puttJna New York Giants qaarler Dave Brown to tbe turf yud touchdown pass early In the seoond quarter, and the rout wu on. ' Smllb scored twloe from a yard out u Dallas coollnued Its blitz or the reeUna New Yart defense. Lafcr, Smllb nn 28 yards. Aikman completed a 22-yard pus to Kevin Williams and Altman scrambled three yanla for a toudldown, bls lint llnoe 1992. Daryl Johnston bulled nine yards for a toudldown after Dixon Edwards recovered Dave Brown's fumble. Brown completed only four of 17 passes for S6 yards before he was r.eplaced by Kent ----a. . . . . llllllto. ...................... t \Jiab .........................1 0... .....................1 I I I 2 Oc:ldooa Sttle ............2 l'oo11Md .............. ,... J 0 1,00 Su Atlollo............ ,l M l -................0 s..nuno.to ............ ,.t ss\f\EO J J I 2 2J .667 ".s .lOO .lOO .000 o too o too Sotltlo ............ ,,.,.,. ,.,l . 0 1,00 LA. !Mm............. ,l I .lOO ,.,l I .lOO LA. Cllppon ...........o 2 .ooo .l I I 2 .l .s I I 2 Mooday'a~~C<Jn~~ ~ 91,1'llila:Jelpllla 13 Sa Atloaio IOl, New J... y 116 playoff pairings COL!IMIIUS , Olllo (AP) - lllooo . . tbt polriDJI lor this wook'o llliollllltoni· fiulo or tho Ohio blah l<:bool !oolboll pla)Offa. Stloray Cit, Sl, IJDiliuo (9·1) n , Shotor lfolah• (I 0.0), t1 0tor10 PIDDle Sll:llum. B-.7p.m. SIIOap•llll (9-1) YL Eucll:l (1~1 ol LWwood Sll:llwn. 7p.m. ., Caatoa Mc:Ki11 ley (1·2) VI. Tat. St. Jdto' o (1-2), tl Atllo field, Muolleld, 7 pm. Muallloo Wuhloatoo (9· 1) w , J1n. ..... a... (1-2), • a,.. Field,......, 1 pm. HIIUard (10.0) .,, W•tomllo Soutb (9-1 ), .. JlubU. Stadllllllo 7:30 .... Dubiill (9•1) n , l.ucut.- (1•2), II MoiDDrill Slldium, UPJ>I' Atlilatoo, 1 p.m. • Clo, Coloroia (10.0) YL Hub« Hll, WoJM (9·1), t1 Nippert Sta:llttm, Cloeil· lUll, 1:30 p.m Cia. St. XIM (I-I) .,_ lflmilloo (12), 11 Nippert Stadium, Clodollli, 7,30 pm. Uu11104, Allallal6 Dhill011 n TCJDI&Iii'IIIIDN LA. 1Mm t1NewVort. 7:30p.m. MI-.11Dotloll.7:30p.m. -Dmwtlllllllto,l:30p,m. t1CLBVI!LAND,I p.m. Miaai .. Goldttt Sttle,I0:30 p.m. WedMitla:J'•aa- ' ---~---- Ohio high school ' Dh1•1ool r=.... . . . . . . ,.J to Ftlitoo Graham, wbose fii'SI pass was inter- Sanders. cepted. 1be rU'Sl half ended on a bizarre The Giants got tbeir only touch- play when Harper and Giants down late in tbe fourth quarter on a defensive back Tito Wooten went nine-yard pass from Graham to down In a tanale In tbe end zone 011 Howard Cross. a long Hail Mary pw. Aikman completed 19 of 24 passes for 241 yards before Rodney . Harper, who left the dresslna Peete toolc.over in lbe fourlb peri- room in crutches, said Wooten od. "cbeap-sbotted me, All I've sot 10 Giants linebacker Carlton Bai- tell him is tbe last game of tbe sealey said "wbate\'Cr weaknesses we son is in New York and he's gonna bad, we showed all of them get burt.'' tonlghL" Smilb, seeking a fourlb coosecHarper left, vowing "I'll be utive rusblog Iitle, has 911 yards, ready for Sunday. I'U, be ready for 171 behind Detroit's Barry Sunday.'' ·w.....,.. •Pbl.....,.la 7:30p.m 7:30 , .... · .. bdiiU, 6 pJIL ~tiNOW'-Y, 7: 30p& ~ .. Cllrl::tll. LA. t.ot.o t1 MI.- pm Uulltl Su · .:30 p.m. -"-" """""· 9 ,_... Soa tool-r.;IOp& 7:30 p.IIL Womtt1Yillo 91. (9-1) yt, . . . . PttdUI (1-2) .. Stewart Pllld, Sololl7:30 p,m. Cuy. Falla Walab Julllt (9·11!•• Mau- (9-1~ tl Otorp Plllle !tad um. a-.7130p.m. llolluc:o (9-1) .,_ llollu:l Spiqflald (9-1~ II Jlo:iooll Sll:llu11, Pla41ay,-7,30 p.m. byltld Bucko yo Locll (I 0.0) " ' Uoloolowo Lab (l-2), ,ol ...... Sli:IJllm, v....,......,7130p.m. C.LW......,ll(9· 1)n.Col.~ deace (9-1), Ill Olhaau Llacola F[tld, t1 Memorial Slo:Jh:m, Troy. 7:30p.m. Pia.. uo.o> ... a .. Alldnotl (9·U. t1 Woleomt Slodlwn, Jlaytoo, 7130 p.m. Cellu (10.0) n , Marn•Uio (1•2), NFL standings -- DlvlolooRI AMERICAN CONFERENCE &:: .....,. . , ., lJ ~ t .Rf I~ l.rr.to............ s 4 0 19l 17S .156 S 4 0 .l56 163 167 '4 6 0 .400 216 233 Now J!aojao:J.... l 6 0 .m IU 119 N,Y,ltto ........... ~lit ...... C.traiCUM!LANI).. 7 2 o.m 193 111 Plt-.a. ....,.... 6 3 0 .661 IS3 146 CINCINNATI .. I I 0 ,Ill 141 121) ............ _I • 0 ,JJJ 116 114 w..... SuJlloao ....... , 7 2- 0 ,711 229 Ill - C i t y """ ' 6 3 0 .667 112 111 LA. Raidon .... , 4 l 0 ,444 1'3 20l Dttt-........... , 3 6 o .m 203 133 ~. .............. 3 6 o.m Ill 179 ' (IO.O~:r.. Clwltoa ••,illo RIYOr• ollie (9-1), t1 DIBIUio Sii:IIIID, Buclid, 7:30pm Football - 2~ Monday'• ICOn llllllto 31, N.Y,Oluto 10 2J WESTERN CONFERENCE . oth1ng in life is free · ~os\N - - --- - 0 1.00 0 1.00 0 1.00 l .667 I .lOO 2 ,ooo, J .ooo 4 s o ·,444 162 m N<wOrteoot .... , 3 6 0.333176 2J c.nilllow. ~ ... ,............... J Dolrotl .............. 4 s o .l44 m 201 Tuq:oBay ..:.... 2 7 o .222 115 m w-.~~~os.. Prudtco ... 15 24 o0 .771 112 516 274 161 193 Allaata .............. LA.....,....... Bru~) BoloH W, n , Cooley (64), t1 Sll:llum. Cllloa, 71!0 p.m M ..tc:r Lito Cllh. (7· !) " · TWlulMirl 0>1-IIA (1-3~ t1 SlaW.. Pltld, lo:l!on1,7:30 p,m Lab (I~) Yl, Oolt u.t:or (.. l) ... Pkld, Sudutty, 7:30 p,liL Qydo (9-l) ... Culotl Cell. Cltth, (1AYOI 3), II 0..., ll:miel Field, IJ:nio, 7:30p.m. .C.L DtS11tt (10.0) w , IRONI'ON (.. l~tl 1\iltoo Fltld, . _, 71 30 I'"' . -oillo (10.0) ... 1110RNVDLB SHERIDAN (10.0), II Rod DeYII Pleld, SL ClalmUie7130p.m. Moaroe Lemoa•hlo1rue (10·0) ••· ... - · (9· 1)•• Palrflol:l Slldl· -.... 7:30p.m. LoDdoa (9· 1) " · Hll~o (9·1), II Col flol:l, Xeala, 7:30 p.tL DIYisl011 IV EP1 C~ . N1\NE~· . ~;"'e. o~\\.'l se. NATIONAL CONFERENCE -Dftwoa X.. »:Ll: a:ur... Dallto.............. I 7 - ..... ....... 3 IU. Oiull...... J Wlllllliqloo ....,, 1 Pblla:Jolpbll,...., ,,.. I 0 .119 241 120 2 o.m 1o11 6 0 ,333 116 119 m 6 0 ,333 162 110 I 0 .200 220 279 Yo..,, Moo~) n. Cl•, B dl::titlo (1-2) t1 MoiiWopf Sll:llum Sta:Jium, W...., 71 30 P·"" (9-1) "- W-C>ooqioa (1· 3) t1 Bo Roio Stadium, Nllaa, 7:30 P·"" w...... (10.0) "' - Lo- (10. 0) llllonnool'lolcJ, - ..7:311 pm Qnille (ll-1) ... lklloillo 0.. Port (9-1 ). follil field, w...,., 7:30p.!ll -tiel Am .. da-Ciearcreet (1_0_-0) ••· , "llhlnlt wbal Ibis team needa to do Ia relu," Spun coach Bob HU1 said. "We'ae puttlna a lot ol pressure 011 Olnefves. A win Is a win, but some of tbeae guys think they've got to play a perfect pme.'' In other NBA pmes. Ullb beat , .Atlanta 104-86 and Cblcaao beat · Dl= V .un:a M11::htotor no.o> .,, w.... 7Jt... 30 od, !5·!1 ttoat RDoto•tlt Sladlum. ' C:: uo.o) " · m,_. woo:t.... <9-tl • Foi1ori.i Mem>rill Stadium. 7:30 <1·2> ... ....,... w,.ron1 (1-1) 11 Ram Slldl11111, Maune~cr, 7:30 p.m.s•....- o....l (10.0) .,, ..... cur f..,u,. Trott<~>- ) • w .. Jlltld, Ne...t. 7:30p.m •·ns-¥illt s.;Q:~":,::t,~(f.fJt:J.:: IIII<ISII:IIwn,Caml>rid..,7:30p,m (1·2) Vtnaill• 11 StlpUO.Ol B1U1h1111a " · Dolpbollelrri• Slldium, St. Mom. 7:30p.m. CtociDDili Martemoot (10-0) " · ~~ Tri.CooDly North t1 Virpi M. Sc:bwannSlldlam,Himl.... 7:30p.m. Wollniilo r."J.~. stoub... mo <HJ, •EM~ Unrpooi,7 p.m. Coth. DIYIIIOJJ VI s•...u, McDo11ld (10·0) " · Tbompa•• ~=:~:!~:.,B;;r~mu Spartu New Wllht.,... Buckoyo CttOrol (9tl va. Cu)thop Hd~ (9-IJ, Alhlud c = ~:."'1~':::. r.·~l ... Acll (12)tiU. . SMw. . sll:llwn. 7p.m <~-S":=:=<fP<~I)"' IA!*c PORTSMOUTH BAST OO·Ol ••· a..u..u~o (9-U oiR. 111111 Ruttdlold. ~J~t~o.o) ... c.~un1ua (IO.OJ . t1CttlaSll:llu:n,Do,.,7,.m. a:7~~o.o"'~·~?.;,~ 7p.m St. Heary (1·2) ,., Ttpp cHy Btlhol (9-t) ll lllnnoofitl4.Clnio11Yiik. 7pm SALT LAKE CITY (AP) :Kevin.WilliJ' 10-year areer wtlb u-·b hu .c~to lbe Atlanta""" an end. One of tbe beat power f!lrwards in the NBA will be pulliDI! on a black and red unlfonn tonisbt and~ylnll for the Miami Heat. Hawb traded Willis and a No. I draft choice to the Heat 011 Monday for guard Steve Smiljl, forward Grant Lons and a No. 2 draft pick. "I think It' a a good trade ~or both teams. We yet two quality young players and lblnk lt'110in1 to allow ua a whole lot of venatillty. It's u great uadc for now and for lbe future. It's one that, once It was presented, there was DO way we could pau on It;'' Atlanta coach Lenn~Wilkens said. • Butlbe wb cerwlliy missed Willis on Monday nigbl as tbey All lost to the Utah Jazz 104-86· anta was outrebounded S2-37 and outscored S1-291n tbe second~Willis. 32, avera&ed 19.1 )IOJDts and 10.8 rebout;tds as an All-Star last season, beiJliDS·tbe Hawks to a S7-2S record and tbe regular-sea· son Eastern Conference title, Still, he had been lbe subject of trade rumors ainoe late summer. "Something In ~ back of my mind told me somelbing was brewlng," said WUlls, who .is expected to play In Oakland toDJsbt a,ainst Golden State. "This aftern?oa (Monday) It came lbrougb. It s a weird feeling. I said I could play ~anywhere. I bay~ 110 bard,!eelmgs. We got Bll exaung team. The Hawks have now lost Willis. DominiQue Willdns, Danny Transactions . --wBuebaU It's BOSTON RED SOX: Staood Bill OM>,_. QOIIInet. CLEVELAND INDIANS: Slaaed Miko Jlu..,.,.,., Olllloldtr, 10 • leol!Moolllnt:l. lllrrROIT TIOERS: Plrod Bill Mill· (til, pllehllll eooc:b, lid Dill Whitt... bullpoa coach, Named Rllp' Trouol pllchit1 coach. ud loll lo•• bullpo1 Jt.elrru,~,IO a BIG! Larrl . coacll. Reoewed the collrKII of JlerDdoa, hlttlaa IDitnldoc Oeae Roo , fint bue ca.ch: Diet Tracewatl, lhird -oirUd« ::oadl, . . ~ BPly ~·· lll!lol!llll· TEXAS RANOERS: Named Reid _..,._,.., .Jimitm wa:nnty. 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Taurus, 4 door, air, ,, =• die': :':S to acore 10,000 polntJ for tile Spun. orldD llltll 'Ia · "We've been w d,_ practioe trylnJ 10 and aetcmMenoe~ .. l By: Gary E.lllgorlto, SICIWla, 0 lmll ....,....... ... - Cbicar. Nleboll director ot plaJ'OI' dtvelopmeat Monaco LE, one owner, burgundy, loaded! tile C...,. 12m · Mann.ing, Adain ·Keefe, Snoopy Ste\'C Smitb andGnlltLIIDJ. !L Grabam and Duane Ferrell from andAtlantawuoutreboundcd5:Z..ll7 last year's team. · outsalred 51 -29 In tbe secoaJ1 "Wilb Ibis trade, we're golnsto half. 1 have six or seven new faces on a Karl Malone scored 28 points, team lbat won 57 games last )oear, reserve guard Wallet Bond 11001'111 · so it's going to take time,'' 14 andSDavid Benoit 13. Coell blshad A""''Atlanta'sJobnKoncaksaid. Je~ loan woa """""CII'CIU · Willis fisures to team wilb BWy JBDIC. . Owens and John Salley on Miami' a Utah trailed 60-SS with 10:44 starting front line. Guards Kbalid left In tbe third period before aobil Reeves and Harold Miner wW Jet on a 26-13 run to lead 81-73. 'l1le more playing time in place of game turned into a rout In tle . Smilb. fourlb quarter, wllb tbe JIZZ opcDAtlanta,bas 1be cboice of giving ing its biaaest lead, 101-79, Ott MI'IUDI' 1'ts No. 1 pick in 199S or Tom r Chambers' dunk with 3:!6 ,) 1996. If lbe 1996 pick is one of 1be le t. fii'SI five, Atlanta can bold off UDIII Stacy Augmon led tbe Hawb 1m. wilb 24 points. ·' Smith may shift to sboolln& Bulla 98, 76erll3 guard w1'1b 1be Hawks, wbo alreody AI Toni Kukoc ~ have Mookie Blaylock playing 19 of bis 2 points In the follllb pom't e-m••"' Stacey Augm011 ......._ quarter, wbea hetsalred and CbicqO!s r~ Pblladel ably will move from aboolinJ · other reserves ou guard to~ forward. . .. pbia 34-14. " ''ThiJ g1ves us a lot or Oeubili· It was the second str&ilfll ty In tbe bactcoun, which we del- career-bil!b acoriDI aame for perately needed. We neede~ an Kutac, wbo during traininJ canilp 'influx of offensive eneray. and balked at being a badtup. 11tc lliC-' Sieve can shoot from tbe perime- oDd-year po from Croatia had 25 ter " Atlanta general manager Pete points Saturday a,alnat Wub~Babcoct ~d. ton. ' Smitb, 25, was a member of tbe Seoaic Pippen. tbe only Chlci- · u:s. world championship team - go stalttr to play in tbe fi~ a110 known as "Dream Team U" od. scored 22 poinll. Jeff _ last summer. Wilb tbe Heat last . bad 25 points and Olftnce Weadiseason, be averaged 17.3 points, erspoon 20 for tbe 76ers, wbo fc,ll S.l assists Blld 4.~ rebounds. to 0-3. · Long 28 averaged 11.4 polniS lind 7.2 'rebi,onils as a power forLEGALN011CE ward. He could lake Willis' place ; in Atlanta's slllltinglineup. The Public UtllltiM COmmle1lon 1111 Ohio hee " ' for public "-111ft C81e No. 94-'222-GA-GCR, to, ..view the gu rde4! of Columbia 0. of Ohio, Inc., U. Mala St 91 DODGE Thlsls Your Invitation To Sell Any Item For $100.00 or Less And Advertise It FREE. Simply Clip This Coupon (Photo Copies Not Accepted), Fill In Your Ad and Mall It To Us or Drop It Off At Our Office. Your Ad Will Run For One Week. PbiJadc!phla ~8-83. David Robinson and Chuck. fa'son eacb added 18 points u thed Spurs banded New Jeney an . rookie coadt Buldt Bean! ill dtird lttalgbtlnu. ''There's DO ~ues~0111bls wu a big win for us, ' satd .Robinson, who became tbe third Spurs player Hawks trade Will.is to Heat for Smith, Long & draft pick CIUIJDJno&. Basketball ' '''By JOE KAY t · CINCINNATI (AP) - Step :,«side David Klingler. The Clncin,;pati Bengals are Jeff Blake's 1eam , :.{or DOw. Even thousb Klingler is expect~~ bact Ibis week from a sprained ~.tnee. coacll Dave Sbula is sticking o!Witb Blake as his startins quarter, Jiack. Shula announced Monday .;lbal Blake- impressive in his fii'St ,1c,wo NFL starts - will be No, I ,again next Sunday against Hous- . Sp·urs, Jazz and Buii~Jtefe~t Nets, .Hawks and 76ers ~:.Cowboys down Giants 38-10 11 ni.·Dally Sentlnil Pial 1_..:. , Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 992·5432 I . • I . I : �• I j)ege & The Dellv Sentinel Poineroy-Middlepgrt, Ohio Tuudey, November_8,1114 ,· ... ... . Morrison's Heating & Coohng - •C.uato• lade Slits, Stnlct &lastallation • Solid vinyl Bazaar . Thursday, November 10 Dinner starts at4:30 Prizes, Games, Crafts, Baked Goods THE SOUTHFORK INN SHOWBAR Open At 5:00 P.M. Dally Closed Sunday In Loving llllmory or I I ALLEN RAY BRICKLES I •• I •~ Who Wa Killed NOv. a, 1885. • ~ His iMmory 1111 ; cte.todly, AI In the how he • •• l -pllllldiWiy Sicily milled by Mom, •I •• • Ded, daughters, I brother and slstenl ~ (614) 992·7434 ...................... ..,...., .~....., 'VISIT OUR SHOWROOM' 110 Court St. P~y, .Ohlo - · •'Look tor.the Red iUiil White Awnlnl" WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS Sptcllllzlngln Cumm FORKED RUN SPORTSMAN CLUB F-Rep~lr NEW l USED PARTS FOR ALL IIAKES lliODELS t12-71UOR -· -lt2·55U OR TOLL FREE 1-lfl-141-1171 DARWIN, OHIO Sttlrtl•t Sl11 • kll•• Friday, low. II '113tltl lRI 6:30 S••daf, low.'13 IlNNE~ · Bred for Quality and I ' ' RU'ILAND - Revival services at Rolland Free Will Baptist Cbun:h, 7 p.m. 'each evening. Rlck Weaver, evanaelist. Pastor Pauf Tayl<r invites tbe public. On November 11four· ' nation will pause to pay tribute to the thousands of men and women who have proudly served their country during times of crises and peace. This Veteran's Day, The · Dally Sentinel will publish a very special tribute honoring area veterans. You can Join In Ollr'salute _by Including the veteran In your life, living or deceased, who have served or is currently serving In .any branch of the U.S. armed forces. Your Choice of Two styles: POMEROY -Au sbots will be giveo at tbe Meigs County Heallb Department from 9 10 11 a.m. and 1 10 3 p.m. Wedoesday. DAVID AND CHRISTl HESS Hoffman-Hess -- -~ •• ~LEPORT- Cbristi Lynn Ho(Dnao, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roaer Hoffman, Pomeroy, and DaJ@ Wayne Hess, son or John Heu~ Sr., Rutland, and Charlotte Cr~. Pomeroy, were married JwiC '2_S atlbe_United Pentecostal Chil¢b ill Middleport. 1bc ceremony was performed by ·file Rev. Clark Baker, pastor; fo~ a half-hour of music perf~ by Jeff Arnold. The bride was giveu ill marriage by her parents and was escorted 10 die taltar by her falber. Sbe wore an ivo~ satla Victorian style gown willi a lace bodice and accents of lacei9D die bein and aldie neckline. Thii"JJIUffed sleeves were lace. CaOJing from a bow 10 lbe back of tier gown was a chapel lenglb tral!t.' The bride carried a bouquet of teii\]Dd Ivory roses and mauve liJiii.widl baby's brcalb and ivory lace streamers wilb love knots. 1 De JIOOIII wore a bial;k tuxedo wilf ·a ICIII and matching cummerhimd. His bouiOllDiere consisted Q1' ivory and ICIII roses. Oaring die ceremoay, die modi· en1!tdle bride and groom lipted a caoCile eac11 representing Abelr ram, lllc;~ thea the bride and groom llgfited a unity candle and e."[ · anged vows and wedding tie ! I I I groom. Bridesmaid was Kristio Forman of Pomeroy. Tbey aU wore mauve and white ankle length dresses and each carried a bouquet of teal and ivory roses and mauve TOURSDAY TUPPERS PLAINS - Tuppers lilies accented wilb greenery and Plains VFW Post, 90S3, Thursday, ribbon. Tbe Dower girl was Joy Billings 7:30p.m. at post home. of Pomeroy. She wore a white POMEROY - Rock Springs ankle length dress and a hairpiece of white roses. Tbe ring bearer was Grange, 7:30p.m. Thursday at the Lee Nau of Pomeroy who wore a ball. black tuxedo wilb a black lie and POMEROY -PrecepiOr Beta matching cummerbund. His lx>u· , Beta Ch~ter, Beta Shgma Phi 10nniere consisted of ivory and teal ..... eddi · Sorority, ursday. Members are 10 roses. He carried ""' w ng nngs talte craft items 10 Joan Corder's on a heart-shaped piUow· home al 6 p.m. Tbe best man was Michael Lee Hoffman, brother of the bride. FRIDAY Groomsmen were J~ rf VlciOry of The License Bureau will be Coolville and David Daughly of Pomeroy. They wore black tuxe- closed Friday in observance of Vetreape.n Saturday dos with matching lies and cum- erans .Day . -, and . ... . will.. .. ... . merbunds. Their bouiOonieres were of ivory and teal roses wilb baby's ' ~~ ~ breath. Guests were registered by Michelle Pooler of Pomeroy. She also banded out thank you scrolls ' !" - " -Alfred news notes-;.... I .Alfred United Methodist Church wilrllbld Its annual Tbanbglving diner Sunday at 12:30 at the · cbolth . Chulotte aod Warren Van M4r are IDIIOIIDciog die birth of ~h' first areat-graodsoa, Robert AuJl!D, 1011 oCilla 8lld Kevin Lure. Dose from tlie commuaity attndiDJ tile Chester hymD SinJ d Slnll CaldweU. FloreDce 11141 Ric:ll!trd Speacer ,I!Joile Mil Ralei(~ Mil Taylor. . ~ Orlma is coovalelciDJ ll 1e ~y NlllliaJ llld R"efla: · bliMIIoo Celltcr liter a fill at his hoiile · ·· -R~th Brooks Is recoveriag at hod fQIIOW!DJ- suraerY• I iC.. .;;;..! I John Taylor visited his daugb-, ter Trlsba, of Germany, alMontg00aery, Ala. Trisba was attending a school session at Montgomery. While lberc, Taylor visited oilier frielldl. . Nellie Parter visited relatives m the Sliversvlile, Ccn and Samuel Michael, Homer and Sarah Parter, _ SabriDa and Brittan>:. . Vlslton of Mattie Pullins were Juae Gatton aod graaddauJhter, Columbus, Ed aod Mattie Detter and family, Bill and Jud)' Leach, Mineral Wells; Mr. and Mrs. Mar· via Pullins, Kevin and Mln~y PuiUns aod son, Bidwell, Marvm and Wilma Buckley,local. r•••••••••••••••••••••••••l 1 I Please fill out and return your payment to: VETERAN SALUTE 1 I I 111 Court SL · Pomeroy, Oh. 45769, : 1 • ~ ' a ' 114-MN487 ••••• • __ Ad with Photo ($10) Stale Aulo"salready loVI premi~ms can be reduced even more by insuring both your car and home with the Sll.lli I 1 In Honor Of: (name with rank) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ I 1 Armv 1111-12 Auto Companies. I Branch of Service....______________ lei us teH you jusl how much your savings 11 Dates of Active Duty _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ : 1 : I 1 l'l protc¢ve etrect was mudl peater,'' wrote Dr. Dexter Mcxris ill Wedoelday's Issue of the Journal of die 0-11~1orm -'""*'" Ad Only (not actual size) $10tach , r------.., : Conflict/War _________' -~----- : • • In~:= ~f '• .J ~ AN ' I Love t.::"£::\ : RNE~~,. lWl -nsurance 1 : vices ; 1 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY 992·6687 _ Jj~t.reAuco 1naur•nce Comp•nlea 1 (name relatlonsflip to veteran) 1 AD DEADLINE: Monday, Nov. 7 al 5:00. p.m. Ads must I be prepa\d. Photos may be picked up after Nov. 11. I Bob JOhf'SOn Army 1979-~2 · . : ' Your Family I 1 1 Address: 1 Ad ,Only (not actual size) r · _ : •••••••••••• · -· . . . . . . . . . . . . . $511Ch . 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 The Daily Sentinel I . . ' .; Love, Your N~me: . ; Desert Storm 1 Phone' ...•., 'I ~ • f I . : ..-. r.: r- .., ........ 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Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 9:49-2168 1- ROIUT ISSEll HAULING CONSTRUCTION Available on Weecleater1 & · chain saw. Uinestone •New Homes ~ !:==~~~-=lRI~/~:;~~~UE'S YOUNG'S R--_..._,1 One mile out 1-~.. tram Rt. 1 ru...~weci.-Frl.-s.t. · 1.- eCI'Iftamen Tooll •Toy1 -GIIuwaM Lo.da or lilac. Bnv.SeiJ. Trade _, ...,... .............. ............. Now open for Fd 1 · SaDlon . Wed. thru s.t. N ~,;:arille Pot pounl•~··· HllbaJ Cnlfll . tii-447S - SAYRE TRU()(ING IIIKI.LIID Ill ELECTIOIICS t..rrrAupe.--... . ·2... ·. . ...,. 1-ION31-1UI 114-1124:1110 l,.t flllorilrlln 1Kt, "1M1 .._ ..me. ., ..nou.. ........ Pllllnllt a co. · laterltr& ..,.. ,. «r ...... IOJaur"--f • m.y - PAOGAf!I"IQsi.rtlng .t f7.8&.\nonf11or 13 c:hl!mM on up lo •• "*'Y •• your'-! ...... -ULEI- · TID . . ,-. 1111 el · Diehea Nnglng In ala 11om 10 INiclw down lo 18 ilchte. -Pi\YIBn'PUNpllnlng. LM .111 • • for v.a, .,. - lib 011111 - 80 ... .. ...,. -or...... 'Myi I IIlli•· pii)'IIWUia for 41111011..... low II -.mo.1111. ' FreeEitl. . . . -IEfMCEBefof'elp.m. ..... youR S6J!SFAqJJQN I Our bllglnl & endl wltll mu· II" , ; ..mo.1 SO, when your IIIIIMI l..'t WOiking riah~ we'te Atfwlp.in. t... tohllplll'f,.._ orin pe..on-whlnyou Clllli, St- 114MS.41111.,.... · j . . .. ..a....., build 1 >4- -=., ar111g 1 - 19 o >i C~ldrene care ww our r llopln _. '1 1.. ( an -lcatlon. Dlleelor ol ~II ~ lhll Plckena, Ouertlr;P ·J Pomeroy, =.::.:&..-.., ~:; i Middleport & VIcinity PC 111m ~ IIIICIW:·•') All Yard Sotao lo Paid In polnlol. 7M :Ia 41110 at 1Mvanco. Ollcll,.: 1:ct' lha _,-ALJOIIS ·~ \d O lUll, !ltllt S1Ut Mr. Fo< ~ Alod;lr.l Saturday. Sun ~rt. !. Ex-or Sal on llaln 511111, _,.AL J011S )~ '( J - b o r J-11, - · - · · !ltart S1\.41Aw., "" .. - . Cllltll- .,_ · - llll>llca11on lniD. ... 21~.,.,.. ' mlac. ~ u1. WV548, 111n tpil\ ' Su~rl llJ IW Public Sale 8 Raoplralaoy "'"""""' _ ....·r & Auction ltcMM en eo. 111 ~ ..O rt r ~ loll-lie•...._ ') Rick Pelrwon Auction Company, ·Pio' ' 1111 Te Do In ...........t:L lull tl""' ouctlonMr, -.plato Vlab And 11ot11p • i .; auction o..vlc•. Uc..- qo I; !Will. T~; ; o1. IM,Ohlo I WMI 'llf1llnll, P.O. a. - . Pew•.-, OK ,.,,,·•.l 41112. 773-5715. - - c..t. O.C:or E. Ctlclo, ji;Roo~la<~IEIIIocbri;III;;;FPi;;...,i;...t;;;;;jf--•~ ' 'l Ucen• • 754-SM a Bonded, 111 ui 'I'Jwli.: .: 304-8115-3430. 9 Wanted to Buy S100 cUll lor IIOOd 1144 copy of '1111 Gambler's lllnor". CUI! lOr othar old boolla and old oil poln11ngo, IIU-MUIM ...ntnga. 2 ~-ry p1a11, Baole ,.,...., ~7i75.7w or S75.e411.___ . 11117>94 ' "'w•*.,_ '·.....siC .;:..,• . -·-·J eo. -..; Ai>PIJ "'-;'1:·. 10r11 In - ___.With St.-Ill.flo1110, •• ~~-- W.ntad Baby- to - .,,. .. I 1o- · 18' ;_~ ANi! my , _ In 1M .._. llon ..fft. 1 1.111. to 4 p.111. "~ lot I yr. Old boW. Cll1 441 =t . oraftw4 fiJIL • •'1:"1£ ·; c.rr• liii'!i i Cleln Late llodlll Clra Or Nlld AnM"r'Anll E&pwlci~ ·11 •• f ~~· ~~lclc~~~: ''",;; !lonlca T.... l I ,. And ~ :. l Elllorn A..,ue, GaiUpola. 3 Y - ~~ · : .&-a.. RelseaA ";.,JI Dleo<lladat_.......... ,...... To ....... ... _ --= phan old le old Wll lo a-kid. ....... ,In .... ......:.... old ::::....ontlquo :'" At Air, No Wa'n Gtwlna Aal1n Anti ~ lpol1a. =,\( I7MIII. • c:r" _,_,, ~ Au. Moon, owner. 114-112-• '-i 2521. W• buy HI- . . W1U do botf!::":'i my·':"' .r J 1 D'o Auto Parto and - - =:...::at Qallpalla - . .1':: lumn..._ Rlwiiiii--A.iilquoa. A:.~::sot 773-U4S"' W.·ht..mo..t the lap b1ca- ~ haalllwayebMn our UIIDI'S Gourd&, Flowen, Clothing, E1c. --- = 614-742·2131 -~­ L-----"'). I ! FREE ESniiATES oE-=trlcal& Plumbing -Roofing olnterior 1 Extll'lcir Palntlllgsleo concrete work (FREE ESTiiiiATES) V.Cf. YOUNG II 102-8215 Poiiiii'Oy, Ohio lt1lnlln c............ 814-U7-4035 Stop a Compare -Room Addition• eNsw Qer1lgM ~~ .,,......, ng CARPENTER SERVICE ........ ..... .......,. & Gravel oComplete DI ,. SWIP SHOP . ~ ~.,. 111=-!i:~· :H &.to, ra ....~11110~c~ .._ =~ "!;'..,!;~= ~lon~ ~J~~h·l 01e Step Ce•plete A1t1 8eiy Rep1lr WlndoW8, Gsr.gee. Nollhup S.ecnd - B~dv- In Notlhup Friday, 111h, :::-un_,.s,...soo_.::-tlt4--«-:-::-:U201=:-;:= 111 Aepllcemant lnsulllllon, Storm Doora,Stonn 0 . - C:..W, I 1CIO lted un1na licitly 1n lllilcll:"""" day bolpn tllo ad II 992·5114 Roofing, VInyl WlndoW8, Blown Eloet~c Hoopl1ol Bed, 3- Way 45C ._ for dHa a.IS per ..... t. .1t111d a-. 1C·SC a:Oo ~·•'"" VInyl& Alum. Siding, 1\ # 1CIIt 7,., Kenny's Auto ~ental RACINE·· -FIRE DEPT. GUN SHOOTS SAT., 6:30 P.M. l•ck Hoe S.nlce " = , r. ~ I· ' .r 11111 CIIOift"'idi< ,. pen! - da"k JRICD, leafy VCJ• etables, ~•y dc~r.ease the rlalt of developioa lldvlnDIId or exudlllve AMD. the IIMlll vilually dillblill fonlt of Ji11Cu11r degeaeralioo IDIODJ older laid raearchen. led by Dr. Joballna M• ' o1 die Hrs"C!utaeaa Eye llld "Ear lafbmlry Medlc:ll School' ud~CIIIIill villoD loiiiD ao etdm•tc4 13.1 mll- ·· · 11o1 .AiaeriCIDIIIId ecmn1l• fll' up.10 a illird .o f the 90ll 000 U.S. 'cuca iof blllldness, accordillg 10 Pro- (No Sunday Calls) Blc!Well,-011 45614 11111- ~·elaa dlc coo•=: 11 foods rich ill c«- :• '. (i 7 C•l ,, 614-992·55 IS uci are beiJ!t.:::r today aldie AMA's Science . iD Seaale. JI ., '' for S.le _- ui!liho.e fiDdillp also are in Wedoelday's JAMA ,IS • I American Medical Assoeillion. _ · Noollilolters wilh lbe highest biQOd levels of ~ bad 70 percent fewer heart attacks lhao wltb die ~west levels, said researchers, Jed~~ Mdrrls11 the Uillvenlty of North Caroll· HiD -.Ill die odler.lllldy, ~ researdiers compared 356 people who bad developed 1 visual disorder caUeil .age-related macular ·dCaeoerallon with 500 sialiW people who were free of die condition.~ who coasu!IMIII tbc 111011 dart JRICD, leafy veaclables YICtC 43 pen:eDt·leu likely 10 have daveloped AMD IbiD people who brMI Coouuoed .die least, reseatchers love, Your F1mlly ..;.;~..:;.;:;,.~::.:...__, 614-992·7643 Room ilona Siding Concrete, Etc. FaN Special Get 2~ shi~les lor the of2 year (61~ 388·9865 P. • I!Ox-220 un• a,HtliCts 0111J::f75 "WbeD we looted al mea who never smoked, die =..:.-----1 - FREE ESTIMATES 11 Roofin~iding For 111•1or lr•.. C ' Major I I '• Announcemenls HOllE . .OVDIINT • • • •1 perccol of the CIIIOICIIOids thllt the blood from food, and others are just IJellnDiniiiO be explored, researdiers laid. 111 one new siUdy, of 1,899 mea wilb bigb blood cbolestcrOI, thole widl high leveb 11 caroicoolds bad 36 perceat few"' beart attacks and dealbs over 13 dian men wilb lqw levels o! carotenoid& in dleir IIXOUDIS for :· COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL ., ' ~MANLEY'S IPPLIIICI are:eCa c:aotene Is the besl-koowo caroteDOid, but It • In Honor of Bob Johnaon, · • 1 t__..:.:_--:-----:-----'1 canbe. '1 • - New Homes • VInyl Siding New Girages • Replacement Windows Room Additions·• Roofing 1111 Sitek 992·2269 B' BRENDA C. COLEMAN AP Medlc:lll Writer cHICAGO (AP)- Two aew studies offer lllltaliziog evidellce tbl1 cbelpicalf in greeD and yellow vegetables may protut ~ heart disease and die IJIOIIIXJIIqDOD cause o£bliodncss ill tb!: dderly. But mucb men researdl will be needed 10 determine wllich of the aodoilidaot chemicals may be proteCtive, and In wbal quantities, over what perlods.of time and iD whit typea of people, said researcbers IIOl ' involved in the wed. . The COIIl)lOUIICls, Cll1ed carotcnoids, are tbe COlli'· ful plpocniS tbl1 make squash yellow and spioacb ' Life • -Medicare • Cancer • Fire Health • Accident • BISSELL BUILDERS, IIC. Ugl1t Hauling, Shrubs Shapped and Removed Mls. Jobs. .Compounds in green, yellow vegetable~.linked _ -to disease protection Photo of Your Veteran : -Ado. nly ($5) I The Dally Sentinel 1 '· ·•' l 1 CHOOSE ONE : C/O . • ~ -rJ' 1 • 1_ and bird seed. A reception was held in tbe church social .room. Serving refreshments were Lisa Cline, Sue Daugbty, Calby Arnold and Calby Greco. The bride is employed as man- 1 ager of CR&G Super Savers Cosfill . ' . maid of honor was Alyssa metology Shop in Parkersburg, Holtman of Pomeroy, sisrer of die W.Va. The groom Is employed at bride'. Matron of booor was Becky McDonald's In Parkersburg. Tbe Het;J of Pomeroy. sister or the couple will reside in Parkersburg. 1 ; MIDDLEPORT - Wesleyao Bible Holioess Church, Middleport. missiooary service, Wednes- • day, 7:30p.m. Speaken, tbe Rozers. Pastor Joho Neville invites public. ) j . 614-843-5264 Ttr1118rarnent Spedelillng In P.rt-oolonl lor thow llld comf*llont. Stud •ovloe &~· young IIIWa for • 41750 . . . Hill Rd. . Allclne,Oh 6 During a mee\iog conducted by Prestdeot Joho Kaufr lbe cbaptet cooslililtlon was revised by dlanging die c:an ci life lllelllbtnbip. · COIIIplllriot Roy ·Holter, dlllirman of lhe nominal· ID& committee, reported the following nominations · for 1995: Joho Kauff, president; Roy Holter, vice president: Keilb Ashley. secretary-regtStrar: William · Beegle, rreaaurer-biJIOrian, and die Rev. James A.M . Hanna, cbapl•io. ·KalberiDc Colbum or Columbus, currently serving as ·&Yitz-prealdent geoeral of die Daughters of lbe Alllericao Revolulioo, was speaker at the banquet Slie Ia 1 desclmdanttdf RtiVOldlibilaty War soldier ' · Ala Dalna, buried in Meigs County, as well as die . Lee and Partet fJI!IIilies ' Colburn spoke on lhe buman side or lbe group's Revolutionary War ances10rs. Het ~ focused on Georxe Wasblogtm, Beujamio Fraoltlio and lbe Marquis ilci Lafayeue. Sbe read variOus letters writteo by these meo 10 various wmneu in dleir lives. The chapter welcomed its newest member, Ray Swick of Parkersburg. He is the bead 111he Blenoerbweu ManSion al Parkersburg. PresideD! Kauff presented ~ widl a membership roseile. .• Call-800-806-9482 •992·5710 TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVAL wltb a banquet at Seyler's _House of Treasures In Pomeroy. Allelldiog weie 31 members and_ guests. WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT- Middleport Amateur Gardeoera, 7 p.m. Wednesday, home of Jean Moore. American General Life & Accident Ina. Co. P.O. Box189 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 45760 Are You Too lusy far Rwiug Errands? let Errand lOy Do the far You. ~rSpan~• 1:00 The SStll anniversary of Ewings Chapter, Sons of lbe American Revolution, was celebrated recently ' ROCKY R. HUPP Co11plete Une of Errand Service. AMIERWOOD Ewing's Chapter SAR celebrates founding ..' Graded Benefit Whole Ufe is now available The plan offers coverage ol up to $10,000 wilh no physical exam and no health questions asked on lhe application. Ages 40-80 ERRAND 992-4119 AI T.- Grier 1·880-291-56'00 GIRLS-GIRLS-GIRLS t 675-5955 .• Your Total Comfort Assured Dealer Low Rate - Financing Available ·Call Today for Free Estimate replacement windows ! Fr~e Estimates • $200 Installed Call For betails • Annual Sacred Hean Church POMEROY, OHIO Septic tanks clellned a portable toilets rantecL Dally, weekly a rnont111y I'8IUI 111181. Job lite£ • IIlLI IINIIonlll'llllll Older typo corn ohollar hand 18 Wantld to Do ·- , .,..;...=-.,-:--=-""'"""~ crank or mot..-, 814-1112:m ... T - - Comploto !N!\h>i 1 '-' W.ntad to buy etandtng tlmbor ::O..~iM~~~ or plno on por-.togo ot lump aum, 614·992·7810. Old cigarillo llgltten, mUll bal- .,_ . . ·--·h. . ttao~nteln po,., 'II~ Star Wn and 9tar Trwli " - oaoy llollln, -~ W.ntad To 1ur- Junli - -LMryLMIJ.I1U•tm. Or llol- Call ~= :.n_=.:'c!!: Coin& 1L Coin lltop, .- 1111_._Qollp .. Emp i,J.rnrnt Sr1, ''~'' ~~~~~~~ �' ..... . . ' ..., . .. .. ., ~ . . .. -· - ·Jio ... .. .... '- ·•-' '· ;t:; .O.. . • ~~ ~ • The ""''d!IIJ, November 8. 19M NEA Cro••word Puz~le 471111~, ACROSS PHILLIP ALDER KIT •lii!'CARLYLE~ by Larry Wrlpt BEATTIE BLVD.TM by BnKe Beattie 5I Oootvoo P011oble -~ dan1 Household houl_ yow_loao to lho mAl jllll Good• Trlllu/le Pllolog....,., Anlllblo lor Wodcllnat I Olhor E CoH Kovln 514 145 11511 Aller 5 p.m. I WAIN Clll~tt57. AUCTION I FURNITURE. a Olivo ... OoiUpolle...... . _ lumllw.... - .-.-,._w.tom . I W..aJylloulocleln=r doble I VI'RA FURNITURE augh, 4 111111 Out At. 141 F11110111ble, R , Evonlngo, 514-357-75114, ~uro. Business Opponunlty 21 INOTICEI OHIO VAI.LEY PUBLISHING CO. nccmmondl thol you do bull, _ wlh _..you k.- oncl NOT IO 11nd mCXIIYI.vouaJ,iho moll unll you hove lnV...Tgotecl tho offering. Boot High Lumber Coli. SIMI Building Doolorohlp ODDar• tunlty. Will s,loct Quollflod Bulldor llloolor In Scmo O!>on ANU. Potontlol Big Ploflo From S- And CorilolniCIIon. (~) 7111-41SS, Ext. 1100. SIM'I Your Own Holr I Tolllllng Solon lutl- For Onij SS,OOO. Two Complllo 81111on0, Holr Dry...,.2 _,..... ........ 1 u.s. w- Tonnlng Bulb, 114-317-01112. VENDING: Won, Got Rich Dulcie. Will Qot A SIIHy Cool! lncomo. Prlcod to SoiL 1 - NO aJ 6 5 •A K •J 9 6 7 6 .10 3 2 EAST •109 tQIO •A 9 6 5 4 •&76532 tA3 ·aJ 7 aK74 SOUTH Quollty - d furnJI!IInp And A~..... lila- 111i • MI.GO; DlnlltH • tMUO; Living Room at. • UIII.GOL.IIId' 81. • 1311.00; Rofl!gorat..,. • llongN • &A Q 3 _,.._... ~........., Houn lion. • Sot. loll Wed. N; Don1 Forgot Our REPO. !loo' lion. IIJie ..... • ..-. without-- .... · - bod olao,l14-tll3.fm. 53 Antiques 35 Loll .. Acf88(1e •Q J 4 tK542 •K Q 8 llo I ..... :IICI, 110 Ill lwd - · • Ill w.ntecl to ....,. doJIIed with or ". WEST &10982 114 41111U -JIIryoro turllo $1,100. llocll Bolou -1113 • otony - · _ , ,.,.,. IW1 -nlnga. AniWer 10 PfltfD ....... lheNION-588tunWdtrwe 53 R01111n11e11ty !nvo!vld (2 wdl.} 55 Concelw 58 Newapeper executive 57 lllora profOUnd 58 llledlterriMin wtnd DOWN 1 Wading bird 2 Sub(MCretly} 3 country 4 Pen point 5 Financier Carl. 6 Waxy olnt1111nt 7 Lend ourrounded by e..... waler 8 Flahegga 9 OUIIH 10Rullla'olllountelnl 1t Slnger12=-ounds Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South Suutb West North East I• Pass 3 • Pass ~ • oupor. ,__ ~ .t auper. a.rtou. Coii1D10ra ~ 304471482L ' ' Mogle Chol --~tor, aoOd -.dill..., $100. fl4.-: ft4l daya or II448S-41113 II ...N 1 l'ellceful 11ncrw111 lbruplly 13 Upper pall of a dress 14 Eftfllng PII"Y 15Uneonamap 111 AmiiMIIdor 17 Actor WIWI1on 18 The IOUndl of laughter 20 EllndiHder Brown 21 Oilllolhe word 24Kirig27 Strive 31 Sea In Ruool1 32 Type oft'"' 33 Noab111 35 The - Piper 38 Bring Into peril 400therwloe 41 Duell 43 Apr. 15 org. 411 Canter olahlald 3 NT I'VE TOOK UP POOL SHARKIN' Pass Pass No more Swiss subtlety ll·f 'A Pass Opening lead: a 5 r.ltll.o\ W ... (;._'1' c ,.,. ~ NEA.Inc. By Phillip Alder Building SuppiiM ":4 On September 3, Jean Besse died at the age of 80. One of the most soft·spoken of bridge experts, Besse. from Switzerland, was also an experl in mathematics and computers. He rep· :~~:t::-+-1-+-+-4resented Europe in the 1954 Bennuda Bowl and played for his ·homeland in il>:-,,..f.-f-+-+-f10 Work! and 17 European Championships. During the 1982 World Champion. ships in Bianitz, Besse made a defen· sive discard thai won the Bois by Lula Campos Brilliancy Prize for the best play ofJhe Celebnty Cipher cryptograms a1e created from quotaums Dy famous peop6e , paS! and presenl year. It occurred on this deal. Each letter tn the clJ!hef slands IOf anothel Tada y·s clue N equals U South opened one diamond because • he and his partner were using the 'II DGKAVUVEL HKNEL AM E weak no· trump. North made a limit ~ ~ raise of lhree diamonds, and South U.FKNBP LK VE 5 K DKBVSVXU UK converted to three no.(rump. ~ ~ West led his fourth·highest club. SFMS FJ X II E l K KE OGKAVUVEL ~ giving South an immediate problem . If West held lhe club nine, South should RKG SF J KR F V U ~ GJUS B V R· J . ' play low from the dummy, using his • ,; eight with effect. But if East had the GKWJGS WHGEJ : club nine, South needed to play dum· PREVIOUS SOLUTION: ' More bad news tor Michael Jordan: Today , Nike CUI my's 10. Eventually South mis · him lrQm the company softball team . . ..: - Jay leno. . :;F guessed, calling for dummy's 10 . When Besse, East, produced the club ::~ jack, South did the best he could by · ducking. Besse returned his remaining club, • West winning with the ace. Now West Raorronga letters· of the ~ returned the club four, a suit-prefer· lour ocrambled -do b. " ence signal showing a potential entry low to form fO\Ir words. !~ .in diamonds. Anticipating the position, ~ •· Besse discarded ... what? Almost everyone would select a low •• heart. but Besse threw his diamond Dupin 551 Third AIIMiut, Z v- Rent als 1120-WS. lltllraoma, 1 1..on1 1300111o. Plut I l l - 1300 9ocurlty Dopa.~~, 114 441 0332 • -..-.._=.now ... 11.- A.ll. ......... In Clrlfr" ca..douo living. 1 ..... 2 .... PROSA8LV 171-'IUI. - · - .. Vl::s: Tf.U5 15 A CROWDED ROOM, ISN'T IT? lllnor lnll Rh• ~~ .,llldd= From ; ; : - • Col IIIII. CELEBRITY CIPHER - . 1 •• . . _ ......,....,, 114 •• a-. .... . .... 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'I 1 • ,. can remember the times when r--::-:-:--:7"'7':"~-.., we counted our blessings and _.,.M,..:o;,.:.I...:N,:,:.;H'Tv.:.....,~~ not our •••• •• • _ • . 7 Complete !he c~uckle quoted VI 1 ~ 1I en Ml 4112. «h a. 111c1n1. 1 n _, blllroolft I lla1h dUll 7 1@. El6 .. · Two old timers were criticizing the nights TV fare. ·1 remember,· one said. ·when bloopers only happened occasiOnally and weren't a whole television PRO- GAAM." ITUESDAY r Equ.,.._ ,.,"' NOVEMBER Bl .;,,, - ~· S~l VICPo ,..._...,...,_....., ..,......,._ ..... .11: ,. - --- POr 11t ,_, Dca tpa • '"-do PIIM.-.OIO,IIil 1"1111. ,.,. ...., lhtohwk Hall ..... • ,.. ... fiWlNMI Mar • P.ll. ' •• j .... BERNICE ~ BEDEOSOI, 4465. New York. NY 10163. Be sure to slate your zodiac sign. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-0tc. 21) Usually you're independent and advenluJO\Js, but today y~r tear of making a miStake might immobilize you . Get back in character. 1.111ia.•••••• · • I -~ · WedneldiY. Nov. 9, 1894 .\ ' In the year ahead, go Iller bigger goalS thin you've lOUghiin lhe pall. Lady Lucie !!light intetW!18 and help you to more lllan you anticipate. . SCORPIO (Oct. 24-fiOV. 22) Today you may experience sqmo inner conflict. li'llleed of having a foot in bolh camp.•. locua on one petitiOn ~nd act upon ,'1. Scolllio. 1NIII yo~~rMII to ·a birthday gill. SMd for your Altro.or.p!l poedlcllone.lor lholld bY mailing $1 ,25 to Alfn). Graph, c/o· th~ newspaper, P.O. Box thi'Y.., • .v Think positively. . CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan. 11) In a group activity today, make sure every· one's expenses d,on'l become your bur· den.' Lei the coal be equaly shared. AQUARIUS (J1n. 20-Fob. 11) Avoid tak· ing unwise risks today. Stay ~t of a com· petition where the cards are definitely slicked against you. PISCI!S (Feb. :zo.Mirch 20) Let lOgiC be the biggest lactor in making important deCisiOI!s today. 11. your 811101ions get in 1!18 way. y~'ll make a regrellable choice. ARIES (u.dl 2J·Apr1118) Keep things on a purely soelalleutl wilh friends loday. Don1 draw.them lnto.your financial srtua· lion. and don't let lhem Involve you In theirs. TAURUS (April ~ 20) It's best not to get inio an arrangement today l"~h a dom.lneerlng perso~alily. Closelproximity . • could ·resull in an undesirable. abrasive alliance . Gl!llllflll (May 2hlune 20) Demanding more from others than yoU're prepared IO do for them will create problems today. Use l~is as your gauge before requesting favors. CANCER (JuM 21.July 22) Thoroughly research an investmenl opportunity instead of jumping in based on someone else's advice. Your counselor might have very lirmed knowledge. LEO (July 23·Aug. 22} It you hope to maintain harmonY at home, avoid volatile' Issues today. You and your mala will once again taka opposing posrtions and neither Is apt to yield. VIRGO (AiJo, 23 81pt. 22) You could be impossible to please today and this dis· COUillg88 peqonstrying to help you. 0on1 make things harder lhan !heY Mad to be. . · LIIIIA (Sept. 23..()ct. 23) Protect your poaseulons today an~ "anage youl • · resou"\88 wilely. II'S Imperative IO guani again~ extravagance and cart~es~ne... Don't Invito mlsi\Bpa. '' . - ·~ -·. _ .·:_ ....., ·...::. :~; .•.-:.. . . ( II ' I I �• Tuelday, November a, 1984 . Ohio KINGS .SERVISTAR HARDWARE MIDDLEPORT, OH. 992·3748 McDonald's of POMEROY, OH. 992·5600 • VALLEY · LUMBER & SUPPLY ICE SERVICE & SUPPLY CONG.RATULATIONS TO THE MEIGS MARAUDERS MARCHING BAND ON AN OUTSTANDING COM ETITION SEASON . ' 112.W. MAIII ST. POMEROY, OR ·. 992·6376 PageS en tine :Vol. 45, NO. 133 992·6451 POMEROY, OH•. ·Hoffman best$ Slavin · in only contested race· Farmers - Bank By GEORGE ABATE Sentinel NeWI Stair . Incumbent Meigs Coonty Commissioner Fred Hoffman won the only contested county·level race -Tuesday with a 7 percent margin, according to unofficial election results. Hoffman of Middleport, a .Republican, garnered 3;871 votes -to Demoaat Jack Slavin's 3,330. ·. Of the 13,883 registered VOterS :in Meigs County, 54.97 percent,« -7,631, wentiO the polla Tuesday. Votes recorded in uncontested county races Included County Auditor Nancy Parker Campbell with 5,699 ballots; Common Pleas ·Judge Fred W. Crow m. 5.363; and Co.unty Court Judge Patrick H. O'Brien, 5,171. · Meigs County resi<lents cast the majority or their votes .in the slate FRED HOFFMAN :and congressional races for -Democrats. However, they voted Native Meigs countian . Jan J01 Republicans :n statewide posi- Micbael Long, D.Cin:leville, took ·lions. 64.54 percent of the county's voteS. Meigs residents • voting patterns or 4, 730, outpaCing his Republican didDOlJIC!T"adlyfollowwhowon challenger, John Knauff, who tbeac clcaions. received 2,599 votes. · ·: Incumbent Ted Strickland, D• lneumbeat Rep. Mark Malone, Lucasville, carried 3,697 of Meigs D-South Point, beat challenger County votes in the Sixth Congres- John Carey of Wellston by less .sional District race. His.cballenjer. than a S percent margin in Meigs Gallipolis Republican Frank Cre· County. Malone received 3,749 ·means, received 3,552. . votes while Republican Carey got 221 West S.Cold St. Po•oroy, Oh • . 992·2136 . St.lt. 7 r.ppors Oh. SHOE PLACE and LOCKER 219 SWISHER·· LOHSE PHARMACY 985·5627 MIDDLEPORT, OH. 992·2955 POMEROY, OH. .HOME NATIONAL BANK INGELS FURNITURE & JEWELRY AWARDS AND HONORS • BELPRE INVITATIONAL . CLASS A 1st Place Band Best of Show Flag Corps Beet of Show Field Commanders Best of Show Soloists Best of Show Music Beet of Show General Effect Best of Show Marching Grand Champion Band Rating 1 (Superior) BlUM LUMBER COMPANY • CLAYMONT ROUND-UP CLASS A 1st Place Band 2nd Overall Flag Corps · 2nd Overall Field Commanders 2nd Overall Percussion Best of Show Marching Beat of Show Music Grand Champion Band , Rating of 1 (Superior) 985·3301 OH. GUVELY TUCTOR Sales and Service 985·2975 CHESTER, OH. SYUCUil.992:6113 • ZANESVILLE BONANZA OF BANDS CLASS A Superior Rating 992·2121 POMEROY, OH. UCIIE 949·2210 . FRUTH PHA.RMACY 3rd Place Band 2nd Place Flag Corp 1st Place Field Commanders ,Rating 1 (Superior) THE • MARIETTA BAND·A·RAMA ·~ 1st Place Band 1st Place Field Commanders 1st Place Percussion Overall Percussion I Overall Field Commanders Overall General Effect Grand Champion Band; Ratlng 1 (Superior) · DAILY dent." The levy wiD raise approxiiJiate. With Much Pride! Joe and Susan Clark CLARK'S · ' JEWELRY STORE POMEROY, OH. 99~·3785 VETEUNS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL· 992-2104 POMEROY, OH. " POMEROY, OH. 992·2342 .. POMEIOY,OH. ,. I ., CROW'S FAMILY RESTAUUNT QUALITY PRINT SHOP ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY 992·2432 POMEROY, OH. 992·3345 MIDDLEPORt, OH. 992·2556 POMEROY, OH. . MIDD~EPORT tROPHIES & TEES FISHER . FUNEUL HOME 992·6121 MIDDLEPOII, OHIO 992·5141 .DDLEP.II, 011. i Precinct/Township t N. Chester 117 75 139 64 S. Cheater 124 167 116 W. Chester 129 182 78 ..J...... _·_·_ . ... " - . .......... ..... n/a n/a n/a n/a 161 116 Lebanon 135 133 16 11 142 111 Letart 135 116 n/a n/a 173 86 N. Olive 153 '99 163 . 104 n/a n/a S. Olive . , 143 109 120 140 n/a n/a Orange 209 128 190 159 n/a n(a Salem 133 119 n/a n/a n/a Rutland VIllage 79 119 n/a n/a n/a 142 n/a n/a n/a n/a n/a 106 157 129 n/a n/a n/a 106 119 n/a n/a n/a 117 106 n/a n/a n/a 112 ·85 n/a n/a n/a 115 135 n/a n/a n/a 75 99 n/a n/a n/a 91 92 n/a n/a n/a n/a 120 104 n/a n/a n/a n/a 104 90 n/a n/a n/a n/a 187 103 n/a n/a n/a n/a Racine 178 119 n/a n/a 213 94 Syracuse Village 181 176 n/a n/a 214 140 Minersville 143 152 n/a n/a 180 123 Racine Pet. 175 117 n/a n/a 212 86 Total 3871 3330 977 673 1134 640 4 lies. OVP New Staff In Gallia County, Cremeans Come January, Gallia County topped Strickland by a much oar· will have ita fii'Sl hometown COD· rower margin, capiUring' only 5.573 gresuilan since the World War I Qf the 10,196 votes (54.6 percent). caa. S Irick land also won his home Unofficial results Indicate county, Scioto, by a 1181TDW margin Republican businessman Faanlc A. - 13,508 of the 24,635 voles cast Cremeans squeaked by with 52.3 (54.8 ~nt). pen:enl ot'lbe 171,606 votes cast In Strickland said ·this morning lbe 14 counties or the Sillth Coa- negative campaigning by Cremeans greaalonal District seat. presently may have been a major faciO!' in his be1d by Democrat Ted Striclcland defeaL · ofLucuvllle. "I dlienlrle respond 10 DCJa· 1bc race was nect-and-neck f« live ~ going IDd altaclc ads," most or lhe.evening, until Warren be aald. y say they reject them. County results put Cremeans over but 11:1 o~ 1bc studies say they ue tbe lOp. The challenger woo the effecuve.. 1992 red~stricllaa and defeated county ·by a sizable IIWiin, with Crelnellu' Cll!!lpllipg includ· Carey in a race in that dlslrlct four 12 393 or the 17 272 votes (71.7 .. ed television advertlsmg clalmina yeanqo. peKent). Slricklaod'a suongest Slricldand is "too hberal f« SOU\!1· By contrast, a low-key race county was Athena, wbere be em Obio" and the empllasis of a betweoD Incumbent State Sen. Jao ·received 10026oflbc 1S,897votes statement Strickland made at a Mldlael Lona, D.Cin:ll:ville, and •(63JC~CCDt). · Nov. 1 debate in Muieua: "We the GOP's John A. Knauff ended : Cremeans carrled'CilnUID, Jaclc· malneediOraiseiOIIICIUCI." with Long wlnnlna a lhiiiJ term In · son, Lawrence, Wamn, Gallla, The lacumbeqt added tbal.be is the slaiCboule RJliCICIIIinl the 17lb . WaN•~'~~, Pike, Roa 8lld Wasbin&- 1 proud or lbc way 1111 cunpa'aJl WM DlslricL ' ton countlea. 1be Incumbent was roo and would not have dlapJed LoliS IIClted S6, l39 votes dis· me leader Ia Hocking, Mel aa. , la!:lics even if be bad known the or bla adult life IDd tor doU· ble cilpplna by collectlnJ two lalarles at lbc same lime u may«' aod field ~lllive 10 former! U.S. Rep. a&rencc Mlllct. . · Carey, who campalaaed 011 a, job~ and education platform, accuaed Malone of lylnJ andi moat ettrltw! MaloaC'a ftlCOid. , ~ had iCJIICICDied : flle.old 92nd Dilldct or Lawreace, Jacbon IDd ViniOD CiOUDtiCI prior 10 lbC ! (""""-li. . . ~ .... ""'......... ..........,... ~ I "' ··-···. . . n/a Columbia .• " ;;;::;:;;;.:;··;.:;·,;;;····;.,;·.;.;·-;.:;·-;-;.;.··;.:...;.;·.;;·-; -;;-;;-;;;:;•;·- --.-...··-· -···· · -·····>.............. ......ifiii...... •. ~ ·• ···•·.,., _,_ . -.. . . ,.,. . ,. . _. ... : .......... ··· ·~"~ v· Southern a: a, UVIN PIN~ON w• \ .. DOWIIIIIG· CHILDS MULLIN· MUSSER IIISUUIICE Voters In the fOil' COUDllea com· pri&IDJ tbe 94tb House Dlslrict eiected a liew 1111e representative . In Tuesday'• election u John A. · Carey Jr. ousted Incumbent Rep. 1 Malt A. Malqae, I).Soudl PoiaL I Carey, lbe Rcplbllall two-term may« of Wdlaron, netted 18,077 votes In unofficial totals to Mal· O!le'• 16,882•.1bc district lncludel · Gallla. Meigs ind Jacbon counllea. 8lld euran Lawrence Coonty. Carey'• bluest pl~ty 1n Jackson, where he ' polled 5,757 voeea 10 Maione'• 3,817. Ja Gal1il, Carey ·aqueated past Malone 5,075·5,022, bu.t Ioat to Malone 3,749-3,432 In MeiJ• aod 4,294· 3,843 Ia tbc aeven IOWDihipl of I,awrcnce _. VCitcd in lbc clee!loa. The vote climaxed one of tbe ~lta'est nCa In lbe fCIIoa, marted by nepd1e lllveltialnl and cbqca •Oil boduldea. . . Maioae, ICCkinJ a .alb ~en~~ II flle Houle; IICCUied Cuey ot Iaav· iDI been 011 tbe public payroll (Of Eaetern Commission • Cremeans rides Republican crest to unseat Strickland in Congress . . K&C · JEWELERS ly $215,000 annually for the dis· tricL · I?'llcewlse, voters in lbc Eastern local Scbool District passed a 4.4- bard and went doiJ: 10 door," Eads added. . ~IX renewal levieS for fire proteclion were ~proved as follows: Letart Townsbtp, 1-mill, five-year renewal, 218-45; Orange Town· ' sage of lbc renewal levy .as aD ~- sbip, 2 mllls, five-year renewal, calion residents appreciate tbe 244-112; Lebanon Township, 1· scbool's management of taxpayers' mill, five-year renewal, 196·77~ money. Su.uon Township, 1-mill, five-year "I think we did all rigbL We're renewal, 936·317; Pomeroy Vii· tickled," Minard said. "That's high- lage, 1-mlll, five-year ·renewal, er than we did in past votea." 455-63; Racine VIllage, .7-mlll, The levy will raise $154,689 a five- year renewal. 254-53. year and should belp tbe district In addition, two levies proposed stay out of the loan fund, be added. for maintaining cemeteries were "It sbows a lot of good support approved: Scipio Township, 112· Cor lbe scbools and tbe kids," mill, five-year renewal, 18S-JJ5; Minard said. "I'd like 10 win by 90 Salem Township, 112-mill, five· '. . percenl I'd like 10 see ways 10 win year renew&!- 180-67. . . them over to our side." On slate wues, Metgs counuans In lbe village of Rolland. volet's voted 4,2()().2,062 on a constitu· turned down the renewal or' a 2.5- tional amendment to shorten the mill, five-year levy Cor equipmenL appeals process on death penalty Rutland Mayor JoAnn Eads said c.ases. In addition, Meigs voters the village will continue 10 operate 8pproved a proposed constitutional despite die failure or the levy, 110- amendment supporting victim's 99. rigbts by a 4.650-1,689 margin. "We'll just bave 10 repair wbat Meigs voters also endorsed a we've got,' Eads said. The village measure strengthening the state's sbould survive lbc winter, since the prepaid tuition program, 3,390· equipment was largely needed for 2,732, and agreed to repeal the repauing water lines. state tax on soft drinks 5,0SS· "{Ciilunc:il members) worked 2.170. Carey, Long .win regional campaigns . Mr. Dingess and the .Marauder Band would like to take this opportunity to thank Susan Clark, Dave Deem, Joy ' 0 'Brien, Jamie Solomon, and Melissa Stewart for their hard work ~nd th:eir dedicqted e_ffort in making our program one in which we can ail be proud. , · "I'm very pleased 8ll!l proud f« our school disllict as a wbole and e$pecially for our children," said Southern Superintendent Bobby Ord. "The levy was necessary 10 pay orr our loan and operate," be said. "We still must be very, very pru- 992·2155 POMEROY, OH. Percussion Superior · Field Commanders Superior Flag Corps Excellant Overall Bend $uperlor . '" lricL SENTINEL • STATE FINALS lfrl Sentinel NeWI Stair V01ers in the Soulhem and Eastem local schoOl districrs gl!ve lbcil' schools a sbot In the um Tuesday by overwbelmlngly approval of renewal levies. In the Southern Local Scbool Dlslrlct; voters approved a 4-mlll, three-year renewallevy·for cuarent expenses by a comfortable 1,134640 vote margin. Tbe measure passed in all precincts In the dis· Overall Percussion Rating 1 (Superior) county r::qu'pmen't 'evy emergency mlll, two-yeiu'.renewallevy for . 11 , . fl requJtements in the disrenswsl turned . trlcl Volet's approved the levy fR1· . 673. ., -'ou'n ln Rut''and be·Superintendent Ron Minard said looked at the 59.21 pej-cent paslj;l r.- County office Contested s-omne~rn-~disl.ri·cts·~approvea··,-· By JIM FREEMAN . 992·6491 MIDDLEPORT, OH. 3.432 votes. . Gov. George Volnovicb and running mate Nancy Hollister got more than twice as many votes as Democratic challengers Robert Burch Jr. and Peter Jones. The Voinovich team received 4,711 votes, while Burcb received 2,039 and independent BIlly Inmon and bis running mate, Norm Myers, received 273. In the U.S. Seoate race, Meigs voters gave Republican Mike DeWine a 21 percent margin. DeWine received 4,083 votes to Demoa;ll Joel Hyatt's 2.563, lode· pendent Joseph Slovenec won 462 ballots. RepublicaD Belly Montgomery outdistanced incumbent Lee Flsber by nearly a 10 \lercent margin in Meigs for the state attomey general race. Montgomery received 3,762 votes while FISher bad 3,108. In tbe state auditor's race, RepublicaD Jim Peuo took 3,656 votes to Democrat Randall Sweeney'a2.917. Incumbent Secretary of State · Bob Taft received acari~ double Uie nuinber or votes as his Democrat opponent Dan Brady. Taft's 10talin Meigs County was 4,442 10 Brady's 2,378. The state treasurer's election (ConUnued on Page 3) A Multlmedlllnc. Ne• ~'n.~wal. l~vi.~'~~iP . Eastern, Ul • RIVERVIEW INVITATIONAL CLASS A 2 Section., 14 PlgN 3 5 - Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, November 9, 1994 Copyright 1994 ·lbUrBank,... . (Fa) Low toalcht ID 401, nla. Tbandloy, IIIIUIJ. HIP Ia the 601. • Construction The EWING FUNERAL HOME Pick 3: 197 Pick 4: 2977 Buckeye 5: 5-13-27-33-34 PDK . • DIEJECTOR: TONEY DINGESS . ASSISTED BY: JENNIF R MORTON, DAVE DEEM, SUSAN CLARK, MELISSA STEWART, JOY O'BRIEN & JAMIE SOLOMON • PHILO CHALLANGE Houston tops .Cavs in new arena . I 992·6611 . OH. 992·2635 MIDDLEPORT, OH. Ohio Lottery · p .' I . ·•· "I guess I could have gone on the auaclc and destroyed my opponent with negative advenising, but I'm glad I didn'L" Suicki&Dd said. "I wan led to live wilb myself whether I won or lost and I feel pretty Bood about myself." Stnckland said be is unsure what be will do once his term expires, but at this point be feels he .will not return to seek a govera· menial seat. "I'm proud oC how I served," he · said. "But there are lots of lbinJs I can do in life besides be in public otTICC." Cremeaos was uoavailable for COIIIDlent prior 10 presslime today, 1bc last lime GaiDa County se11t a residentiO conaress was in 1911 · when Republican Robert W. · Swilzer took office. He served IIDlil 1919. . Sulckland joined two olller Democrats from Ohio who loll ·lbelr scala In Coaaresa In Toea· day's votina. Voters in tbe Pint , . District rejected David Mama 1111 Eric FinJ(2tlutlost in the 19111 Dia- ... � 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 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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