SERVING THE OHIO VALLEY SINCE 1852 www.portsmouth-dailytimes.com SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2010 Vol. 159 • No. 124s • 50 cents daily/$1.25 Sunday VIDEO NEWS GOP objects to elephant on Democrat’s sign HIGHLIGHTS BY G. SAM PIATT Lewis County judge-executive, — a clear indication that people ed are registered Republican so PDT STAFF WRITER does not advocate for Mrs. are fed up with the way Democrats they can vote in the primaries. Gilbert’s election, nor has Mrs. are running...this commonwealth.” Lewis County has been Republi- Anita Gilbert, Democratic can- Gilbert sought permission from the In Georgia, there’s a Democratic can for years, and you really can’t didate for Lewis County judge- Republican Party to use our logo. candidate for governor who is have a say in local elections unless executive in the Nov. 2 general There was no notice she was going actually being sued by the Repub- you’re registered Republican. Our election, has angered the Republi- to do this. It just appeared on her lican National Committee for elections come in the primaries.” at portsmouth-dailytimes.com can establishment with the logos signs. On the contrary, the Lewis using the Republican elephant on Steve Applegate, the two-term Sponsored by sported on her signs staked in County Republican Party is 100 his web site, Harrison said. incumbent Massie beat in the May yards and along highway shoul- percent behind our nominee for Lewis County is heavily Repub- primary, said Gilbert’s ads indicate RAYMOND J AMES ders. Lewis County judge-executive, lican. According to recent figures she’s running on a theme of people F I N A N C I A L S E R V I C E S “She has found it necessary to Thomas Massie.” provided by the county clerk’s voting for the person, not the party, Sure enough, right there at the office, the count shows Lewis and for Democrats and Republi- Member FINRA/SIPC include a Republican party ele- top, on either side of Gilbert’s County has 7,046 Republican vot- cans to work together for the good IRA ROLLOVERS phant on her campaign signs,” said campaign posters, is the elephant. ers registered as opposed to 2,294 of the county. 354-9900 county Republican party Chairman www.raymondjames.com/ Benjamin Harrison. “Let me make “Thankfully,” Harrison said, registered as Democrats. “What I think about Anita is that capitalwealthpartners this clear: the Republican Party “most of the signs in Lewis Coun- “A lot of people here in the does not endorse Anita Gilbert for ty are for Republican candidates county who are Democratic-mind- See DEMOCRAT, A5 Closing Up Deputies seek Murals Board tries stretching sex offender, DOW JONES those harboring 11,006.48 +57.90 grant money for maintenance Minford man BY G. SAM PIATT ■ STOCKS, A5 PDT STAFF WRITER BY FRANK LEWIS PDT STAFF WRITER A Northern Ohio couple came to the office in the Scioto County The Scioto County Sheriff’s SPORTS Visitors Center Thursday seeking Office is looking for a registered information on how to schedule a sex offender, and at the same time bus tour for a group of people issuing a warning to anyone who wanting to come see harbors him to expect to be arrest- Portsmouth’s famed murals. ed as well. At the same time, in a board Authorities have issued a war- room behind the office, Bob rant for the arrest Morton, president of the board of of William Scott directors of Portsmouth Murals Carr, 36, whose Inc., was convening a special last known meeting of the board to discuss address was on how to maintain, preserve and Ohio 335 at Min- promote and expand the nearly ford, for failure $1 million worth of murals paint- to report and fail- ed on the flood wall. ure to register as A recent maintenance problem Carr a sex offender has required that the mural of the from a 1999 case Portsmouth Spartans, the one of for corruption of a minor, a fourth- Indians, Senators 7-0 Branch Rickey and half of the degree felony. one of Julia Marlow be removed “Anybody seen with him will be Two SOC II remains from the wall, down to the bare arrested for harboring him if they unbeaten, will face off concrete, and a different primer have let him stay at their resi- next week from the one used when those dence,” Scioto County Sheriff’s ■ SPORTS, B1 murals were painted in 1994 applied. See CARR, A5 Artist Robert Dafford will then return in the spring to repaint the two and one-half murals just as Sex offenders Weather they were originally done. The work is under way now. G. Sam Piatt ■ Daily Times arrested for Today Sunny High 84 Mike Doherty and Nathan Mar- A primer coating that did not keep water from behind the paint of the shall, employed for the job by the Tonight Clear Low 51 Spartans mural is blamed for the damage, not the cracks like the one board, are close to finishing registration showing on the left side of what’s left of the mural after power washing. High Low Outlook removal of the football mural. SUN 87 54 Sunny Officials believe it was the Facilities reimbursement grant “The problem is that interest violations MON 84 52 Cloudy primer used behind those paint- money the board has been wait- doesn’t amount to much,” Mor- TUE 79 50 Cloudy ings that allowed water to seep in ing on for nearly three years was ton said. BY FRANK LEWIS PDT STAFF WRITER WED 72 48 T-Storms and peel away some of the paint, finally transferred to the murals Huff suggested the board pay although thee has been specula- account within the past two for the present maintenance with An arrest in Greenup County, Ohio River levels tion also that the damage might weeks. the replacement murals and put have been caused by water seep- According to Robert Huff, some $200,000 into a contract Ky., completed a search for two at Portsmouth, 7 a.m. ing in through cracks in the con- treasurer, “Today we have fund with the non-profit Scioto unregistered sex offenders sought SAT 15.2 crete wall. $160,358 and some change in the County Area Foundation, which since 2002. SUN 15.2 All this is costing money, and regular account, and the mainte- could possibly draw as much as 4 James Spillman, who had been MON 15.1 the board discussed Thursday nance account, which we put percent interest. wanted by the Franklin County, CREST: Sat p.m. 15.3 how to stretch each dollar it has $100,000 in, has $110,580.” “We would have whatever hap- Ohio, Sheriff’s office since 2002 to work with. The board had hoped to use pens this fall and next spring cov- was arrested Monday by U.S. Mar- Doherty is being paid $3,200 interest on the $100,000 for ered, allow the interest on the shals in Greenup. Obituaries for the removal work and $4,000 maintenance costs and keep the money with the foundation to On Oct. 1, David Parker was for power washing to clean all of principal intact. The problem is, build up until the weather comes apprehended by the Southern Ohio • Eula Allen the more than 60 murals. It’s esti- Huff said, that with economic around next year and we decide Fugitive Apprehension Strike • Paula Adkins mated that $25,000 or more will times being what they are such what we want to do,” Huff said. Team in Columbus. • Juanita Braden be required to pay Dafford for accounts are only drawing one- The board took no action on Parker was being held at the • Dale Broughton painting the replacement murals. quarter to one-half percent • Curtis Fields Morton said the Ohio Cultural interest. See MURALS, A5 • Timothy Malott See OFFENDERS, A5 • Betty Scott See Page A2 Major bust nets drugs, cash, appliances, more Printed on BY FRANK LEWIS “It was the result of very good recycled paper PDT STAFF WRITER undercover work by our narcotics detectives,” Scioto County Sher- Index As the Scioto County Prescrip- iff’s Capt. David Hall said. “Great tion Drug Action Team continues work by the neighbors, too, for Advice ...... B5 Local...... 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Eldridge Meade Bentley the scene. dreds of Oxycodone tablets and “It was like a drive-through,” cash. executed a search warrant at the and property, detectives seized Hall said. “Twelve people showed Scioto County Sheriff Marty V. residence of 48-year-old Peter D. more than 400 Oxycodone 30mg up to make buys.” Donini said that about 12:18 p.m. Eldridge, 41-year-old Thelma L. pills, 14 Adderall pills, suspected Hall took the opportunity to Thursday, the Scioto County Sher- Meade and 22-year-old Pete O. heroin, suspected marijuana, thank the Portsmouth Police iff’s Office Narcotics Unit with Eldridge at 5069 Millers Run Fall- about $11,000 cash and several assistance from the Portsmouth en Timber Road, Lucasville. security cameras found mounted Police Department Narcotics Unit Upon a search of the residence on the outside of the residence. 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Obituaries Service Schedule Calendar • Janis Appleman — 11 Today • Bingo, Our Lady of Sorrows a.m. Saturday at Thomp- Today, why not try ... basement, 2215 Galena Pike, • Michael W. Powell Scholarship West Portsmouth, 7 p.m.; doors son-Meeker Funeral Home Benefit Yard Sale, 3894 Rose- East Madrigals open, 5 p.m. in West Union. Interment at mount Road, Rosemount, begin- hosting pancake • Bingo, Beaver Firefighters West Union Cemetery. ning 7 a.m. breakfast, $5, East Association, 7000 Ohio 335, • Lena Mincey — 11 • Portsmouth Farmers Market, High School cafeteria, Beaver, 7 p.m.; doors open, 5 p.m. a.m. Saturday at Phillips last market of the season, baked 224 Marshall Ave., • Narcotics Anonymous, Hon- Funeral Home in Ironton, goods, fruits, vegetables, etc., Roy Sciotoville, estly Dedicated Group, in the arts with callers 10 to 11 a.m. Rogers Esplanade, corner of Gallia 8 a.m.-noon. and craft room, Bellefonte Behav- Saturday. Interment in and Chillicothe streets, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. ioral Health Center, St. Christopher Woodland Cemetery. • Our Lady of Sorrows New to noon; campsite judging, pumpkin Drive, Russell, Ky., 7 p.m. • John Whitt — 11 a.m. You Thrift Shop, open 2235 Gale- carving and decorating contest, • Portsmouth Jaycees Haunted Saturday at Load (Ky.) na Pike, West Portsmouth, 9 noon-2 p.m.; free haunted camp- House, $6 or $5 with canned good Christian Baptist Church. a.m.-1 p.m. site No.2, noon-5 p.m.; costume donation, 2033 Gallia St.; doors Interment in Whitt Ceme- • Indoor sale, New Hope Bap- costume for people and pets, 2 opening, 8 p.m. tery. Arrangements by tist Church, four miles north of p.m.; trick or treat parade, 3 p.m. • Alcoholics Anonymous, United Reed Funeral Home in Lucasville, intersection of U.S. (campground traffic stopped until Group, open lead, All Saints Epis- Greenup, Ky. 23 and Cockrell's Run Road, 9 Dale Broughton Timothy P. 4:30 p.m.); awards ceremony, 6 copal Church, Fourth and Court • Alice Slatton — Noon a.m.-4 p.m. p.m.; haunted camp, 8 p.m. streets, 8 p.m. Roger Dale Broughton, Malott, 59 Saturday at Wilson Home • Fall garage and bake sale, • Fire Prevention Week Safety • Russell D. Williams Post 59, of Tampa, FL, a former for Funerals in Manchester. proceeds to Wakefield Free Will Timothy Paul Malott, 59, Awareness Day, hosted by Otway American Legion, karaoke, 950 Portsmouth resident, passed Interment at Puntenny Baptist Ladies Auxiliary, food avail- of Minford, died Thursday, Fire Department, Otway Communi- Gallia St.; drawing, 9 p.m. away Wednesday, Oct. 6, Cemetery. able, Scioto Township Fire Depart- Oct. 7, 2010, at his residence. ty Park, Otway, noon-4 p.m. To submit items, mail at least 2010, at his home. • Rick Francis — 1 p.m. ment, Wakefield, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. • Alcoholics Anonymous, 12- Born May 14, 1951, in a week in advance of meeting to He was born March 29, Saturday at Botkin Funeral • Health fair with flu vaccine step group, open discussion, Portsmouth, Ohio, he was an Calendar, Daily Times, 637 Sixth 1951, in Portsmouth, to Edith Home in Waverly. Inter- offered by Greenup County Health Wayne Hills Community Center, auto body repairman for St., Portsmouth, OH 45662-0581. Irene Ratliff Broughton of ment in Mound Cemetery. Department, Greenup Christian 1908 Wayne Ave., noon. Rieser Body Shop in Colum- Items can be e-mailed to Portsmouth, and the late • Karen Harrison — 1 Church Lifecenter, Greenup, Ky., • 1810 House, open for tours bus, and a graduate of West pdtnews@portsmouth- Leonard Broughton. p.m. Saturday at Hayes- 10 a.m.-2 p.m. (tours begin up to 3:30 p.m.), High School in Columbus. dailytimes.com. Include in writ- Dale was a disabled self- He is survived by his par- Phillips Funeral Home in • Meet the Authors, James Gif- donations appreciated, 1926 ing the names of the club or employed painter. He was a ents, James A. and Rolene Ironton, with callers 11 a.m. ford, Jennifer Johnson, Cat Shaffer Waller St., 2-4 p.m. sponsoring organization, time, 1969 graduate of B. (King) Malott of Min- to 1 p.m. Saturday. Interment and Loretta Craig, front porch, • Elks City Club, Keno, games, Portsmouth High School ford; one sister, Barbara at Woodland Cemetery. Greenup County Public Library, socializing, 544 Fourth St. day, date and complete address and he was a Protestant. Joan (David) Johnston of • Clyde Webb — 1 p.m. 614 Main St., Greenup, Ky., 10 entrance, 5 p.m. to closing. of event planned. For an item to In addition to his mother, Florida; three brothers, Saturday at Roger W. a.m.-3 p.m. • Narcotics Anonymous, open, be repeated in the Calendar, a he is survived by his son, Larry E. (Darlene) Mead- Davis Funeral Home in • Halloween Campout, camp- smoking, the New Strength, Hope new notice must be mailed in for Joshua Ryan Broughton of ows of Florida, Elbert O. West Portsmouth, with ground amphitheater, Roosevelt and Freedom Group, All Saints each meeting date. The Times Tampa; his daughter, Erica (Candy) Meadows of callers 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Lake, Shawnee State Park, Ohio Episcopal Church, Fourth and will not hold items for repeated Lee Broughton of Tampa; Columbus, and James A. Saturday. Interment in 125; Halloween crafts, 11 a.m.- Court streets, 6:30 p.m. use. Please do not call in items. his fiancee, Jenny Callesen and (Kathy) Malott of Worley’s Run Cemetery. of Tampa; a sister, Patty Columbus; several nieces, • Rebecca Hall — 1:30 Local Briefs (Larry) Gray of Portsmouth; nephews, great-nieces and p.m. Saturday at Phillips a brother, Gary Dean great-nephews. Funeral Home in Ironton. Habitat dinner lia Pike Road in Green the Ohio Department of Broughton of Tampa; and Memorial services will be Interment in Buckhorn and Porter townships. Transportation will impart many nieces and nephews. announced at a later date. Cemetery. is set for Oct. 19 Bridge Replacement: additional lane restric- He was also preceded in Arrangements are under • Ronald McAlister — The Scioto County • Hayport Road, Coun- tions and ramp closures death by a brother, Leonard the direction of the Erwin- Graveside services 2 p.m. Habitat for Humanity's ty Road 257, in Porter during regular working E. “Buster” Broughton. Dodson-Allen Funeral Saturday at Fairmount second annual recognition Township continues to be hours next week. Funeral services will be Home in Minford. Cemetery in Jackson. dinner will be at 6 p.m. closed both day and Beginning Tuesday, held at 11 a.m. Wednesday Online condolences may Arrangements by F.C. Tuesday, Oct. 19, at the night. Bridge is located Oct. 12, and continuing at the Ralph F. Scott Funer- be made to www.edafh.com. Daehler Mortuary Compa- SOMC Friends Center, 0.63 mile from the west throughout the week, the al Home in Portsmouth, ny in Portsmouth. 1202 18th St. The speaker end of U.S. 52, 0.08 mile exit/entrance ramps at the with the Rev. Sam Salyers Paula Adkins, 47 • Franklin Winters — 2 will be Ryan Miller, exec- from Keyport Road, 2.29 Ohio 32 junction with officiating, and interment in p.m. Sunday at Phillips utive director of Habitat miles from the east end of Ohio 93 and U.S. Route Mount Zion Cemetery. Paula J. Adkins, 47, of Funeral Home in Ironton, for Humanity of Ohio. U.S. 52, 1.90 miles from 35 will be closed for The family will receive Piketon, died Thursday, with callers 6 to 8 p.m. Sat- An invitation is being Burkes Lane and 0.32 intermittent periods of friends at the funeral home Oct. 7, 2010, at a Piketon urday. Interment in White extended to all past, pres- miles from Meadows time during daytime busi- Tuesday from 5 to 8 p.m. care center. Cottage Cemetery. ent and future volunteers, Lane; closed for Replace- ness hours while crews and one hour before servic- Services will be 1 p.m. donors, former board ment of Bridge by DGM from Shelly and Sands es on Wednesday. Monday at Botkin Funeral members, habitat fami- Inc., with project over- mill and pave the ramps. Online condolences may Home in Waverly, with Meetings lies, supporters, or partici- sight by Ohio Department Work is planned to be be sent to www.RalphFS- interment Tuesday at the pants in any way. of Transportation. Detour conducted at the ramps to cott.com. convenience of the family at Monday Evergreen Cemetery on To reserve seating for provided via U.S. 52, and from the Ohio 93 exit Denver Road. Friends may • Portsmouth City dinner, contact the Habi- open on both ends. first, and then operations Eula Allen, 96 call from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Council, meeting, Coun- tat office at (740) 353- • McDermott Pond will move to the U.S. 35 Eula Mae Allen, 96, of Monday at the funeral home. cil Chambers, Second 4993 or send an e-mail to Creek Road, County Road ramps. Daily operations Batavia Township in Cler- Floor, City Building, [email protected] 46 in Rush Township, are anticipated to take mont County, Ohio, former- Juanita Braden, 75 728 Second St., 6 p.m. m. Reservations must be continues to be closed three days at each exit, • Sciotoville Commu- made by Sunday, Oct. 10. through Saturday, Oct. 23, and the duration of clo- ly of Scioto and Adams Juanita Marie Braden, 75, counties, died Thursday, nity School and both day and night, locat- sure will be for intervals of Wheelersburg, died Fri- Sciotoville Elementary Road work ed 0.50 mile from Ohio of approximately three or Oct. 7, 2010, at Clermont day, Oct. 8, 2010, at an Ash- Mercy Hospital in Batavia. Academy, board meet- is announced 104, 4.51 miles from Ohio four hours at each ramp. land, Ky., hospital. 73, 2.05 miles from Col- She was born April 4, ings, annex, East High Craig J. Opperman, P.E., As the ramps will be Arrangements are pend- ley Road and 175 feet east 1914, in Salyersville, Ky. School, 224 Marshall Scioto County engineer, closed temporarily, there ing at Harrison-Pyles of Duck Run Road. J&H She was preceded in death Ave., Sciotoville, 6 p.m. announced the work sched- will be no posted detour. Funeral Home in Wheelers- Erectors Inc. will be by parents, Thomas Paris • Nile Township ule for the week of Oct. 11 However, motorists may burg, where friends may replacing the bridge. Lykins and Ora Alice trustees, regular meet- through 15 for his office. detour via the U.S. 35 call 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday. • Mackletree Road, Lykins; husband, Walter ing, Township Office, Box Culvert Replace- exit while crews are Township 99 in Nile Otis Allen; two sons, Reford 12215 U.S. 52, Friend- ment: Lick Run Lyra working at the Ohio 93 Curtis Fields, 94 Township, will be closed Allen and Thomas Allen; ship, 7 p.m. Road, County Road 2 in ramps and then reverse through Friday, Nov. 5, and three daughters, Lila Curtis A. Fields, 94, of • Clay Township Porter Township, will be their detour using the both day and night, locat- Mae Taylor, Joyce McAtee Ironton, died Thursday, trustees, regular board closed Tuesday, Oct. 12, Ohio 93 exit while the ed 3.70 miles from Upper and Evaleen Lykins. Oct. 7, 2010, at an Ashland, meeting, Clay Senior through Friday, Oct. 15, U.S. 35 ramps are closed. Twin Creek-Rocky Fork She is survived by three Ky., hospice center. Center, North Arrow- both day and night. The In addition, a 10-foot Road, 1.31 miles from sons, William (Janice) Allen Service will be 3 p.m. head Drive, U.S. 23 road will be closed 0.12 width restriction at the off Ohio 125. Kuhn Con- of Batavia, David Allen of Monday at Phillips Funeral overpass, 7 p.m. mile from Hock Road, ramp from Ohio 32 East struction Inc. will be Nile Township in Scioto Home in Ironton, with • Valley Township 0.76 mile from Germany to U.S. 35 East remains in replacing the bridge. County, and Daniel J. (Jan- interment in Woodland Board of Trustees, Hollow Road, 0.82 mile effect, as well as a ice) Allen of Liberty Town- Cemetery. Friends may call meeting, rescheduled from Sugar Camp Road, • Bennett Schoolhouse reduced speed limit. ship in Adams County; two 1 to 3 p.m. Monday at the to Tuesday. and 2.27 miles from Dog- Road, County Road 12 in Motorists are reminded of daughters, Ora Gambrel of funeral home. wood Ridge Road. Coun- Harrison Township, will the additional need for Boone County, Ky., and Tuesday ty crews will be installing be closed through Friday, safety in the work zone. Brenda Saylor of Malibu, Betty Scott • Scioto County Board the concrete box culvert. Oct. 22, both day and Shelly and Sands Inc. Calif.; two sisters, Effie Bur- of Commissioners, meet- Mowing: McDermott- night, located 2.35 miles of Zanesville was award- Betty Scott of Jackson from Ohio 335, 1.90 miles ton of Williamsburg, Ky., died Friday, Oct. 8, 2010, at ing, canceled; next meet- Pond Creek Road in ed a contract for nearly and Fannie Perkins of Love- ing, Oct. 14. Rush and Union town- from Taylor Hill Road $8.8 million to rehabili- a Columbus hospital. (east), and 0.51 miles land; 20 grandchildren; 26 Arrangements are pend- • Bloom Township ships; Slab Run Road in tate 12 bridges and resur- from Glades Road. Coun- great-grandchildren; seven ing at Eisnaugle-Lewis trustees, meeting, Washington Township; face nearly 10 miles of ty engineer's crews will be great-great-grandchildren; Funeral Home in Jackson. Pinkerman Building, Carey's Run-Pond Creek Ohio 32. The two-year one son-in-law, Millard 7250 Bennett School- Road in Rush, Union and replacing the bridge. construction project is Lykins of West Jefferson- house Road, South Web- Washington townships; Road resurfacing being funded through the ville; and one daughter-in- Bible Verse ster, 7 p.m. Dry Run Road in Union American Recovery and law, Patricia Allen. • Rush Township and Washington town- moves forward Reinvestment Act She was a former member Matthew 5:13-16 trustees, meeting, ships; Dogwood Ridge As part of a resurfacing (ARRA), and all work is of United Baptist Church in Road, Hammerstein Ye are the salt of the maintenance building and rehabilitation project anticipated to be complet- Mount Sterling, Ky. Road and Hayport Road earth: but if the salt have 75 Barker St., McDer- on Ohio 32 in Jackson ed by early November. The funeral service is Sat- mott, 7 p.m in Porter Township; Gal- County, contractors for From PDT staff reports urday, Oct. 9, 2010, at 11 lost his savour, wherewith a.m. at Victory Baptist shall it be salted? It is Church in Batavia Township thenceforth good for noth- in Clermont County under ing, but to be cast out, and Cancer patients invited to Look Good — Feel Better the direction of Lafferty to be trodden under foot of Southern Ohio Medical cer treatment. Each patient will be given register or for more infor- Funeral Home of West men. Ye are the light of the Center and the American The program meets the their own make-up kit and mation, please call the local Union, with a visitation from world. A city that is set on Cancer Society (ACS) are second Tuesday of every will also have the opportu- chapter of the ACS Cancer 10 until 11 a.m. at the church. an hill cannot be hid. Nei- helping to make cancer month, with the next ses- nity to try on and learn Resource Center at (740) A second funeral service ther do men light a candle, patients feel more confi- sion taking place at 5 p.m. more about receiving wigs 356-7606. is Monday, Oct. 11, at 1 and put it under a bushel, dent about their appearance Oct 12 at the SOMC Can- through the ACS wig-bank. Source: Kristen p.m. at Magoffin County but on a candlestick; and it through the Look Good - cer Center, 1121 Kinneys Participation is free but Wickham, marketing Funeral Home in Saly- giveth light unto all that are Feel Better counseling pro- Lane, Portsmouth. registration is required. To communication specialist ersville, Ky., with a visita- in the house. Let your light gram — a national public During the two-hour, tion from noon until 1 p.m. so shine before men, that service created by the Cos- hands-on workshop, atten- The interment will be at they may see your good metic, toiletry and Fra- dees will participate in Amyx Cemetery near Saly- works, and glorify your grance Association, the skin-care and make-up ersville, Ky. Father which is in heaven. National Cosmetology application lessons, proper Association and the ACS to nail-care techniques and help patients who have will learn how to wear and Correction Policy recently completed or are create headscarves and tur- currently undergoing can- bans to mask hair loss. The Portsmouth Daily Times is dedicated to correcting errors as promptly as possible. Anyone with information concerning inaccurate information in the Portsmouth Daily Classifieds work! 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Development SOMC LIFE Center to Reclining Sofas celebrate 25th anniversary Starting at Southern Ohio Medical than 5,000 members.” staffed by degreed and certi- Center will celebrate the The 25th Anniversary fied professionals,” Coovert 25th anniversary of the LIFE event will feature an open added. “We also offer $ 00 Center from 10 a.m. to 4 house with facility tours, comprehensive rehabilita- p.m. Thursday, Oct. 14, at door prizes and giveaways. tion services.” the Portsmouth facility, 1202 Free health screenings New members can save 699 18th St. The event is open to including blood pressure, up to $50 on Oct. 14 by tak- the public and free of cost. glucose, cholesterol, hearing ing advantage of no enroll- “The SOMC LIFE Center and falls risk assessments ment fees during the cele- opened in 1985 with the will also be available. LIFE bration and existing mem- vision of creating a healthier Ambulance will provide bers can earn a free month community,” Gary Coovert, lunch from noon to 4 p.m. by referring a friend to join. administrative director of “As hospital based cen- For more information, the LIFE Center, said. ters, we can offer our mem- please call the SOMC LIFE “Since that time we have bers access to basketball, Center at (740) 356-7561. grown to three locations in swimming and a variety of Source: Kristen Portsmouth, Wheelersburg equipment and classes, all in Wickham, marketing and Lucasville serving more an environment that is communication specialist Goodwill hosts conference Goodwill Industries of Southern Ohio Inc. hosted the 2010 Ohio Association Recliners of Goodwill Industries Con- ference Sept. 12 to 14 at Shawnee Resort and Confer- Starting at ence Center. The theme was "Down by the Riverside." The conference was attend- ed by 14 of the 16 independ- $ 00 ent nonprofit Goodwill organizations throughout Ohio (147 retail stores). 299 The featured speakers included Jim Gibbons, presi- dent of Goodwill Industries International of Baltimore, Md.; Michael Rench, admin- istrator, Ohio Vocational Rehabilitation Services Commission of Columbus; and George Moore, presi- dent of the advisory board Goodwill Industries of Southern Ohio Inc. and vice president of US Bank. "We were pleased to host the 2010 Ohio Association of Goodwill Industries Submitted Photo Conference for the first Attending the conference were, seated, Mrs. George Moore; time and proud it was so and, standing, left to right, George Moore, president of the QUEEN SET well attended. 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COMMENTARY GUEST COMMENTARY Close Third Street, Revenge of the Hillary voters Two-thirds of West at least it was in 2008. He lost the Virginians approve of roughly 40 percent of the electorate that the job performance of is working-class whites to John McCain sooner rather than later Gov. Joe Manchin. In by 18 points, but made up the deficit Wednesday, I had the meeting in which the city called for more ordinary circumstances, among other groups. In that context, the opportunity to be on the traffic studies. Keating said the city has a that would be enough preference of working-class whites for campus of Shawnee State history of going against progress, and he to get him any promo- Republicans over Democrats on the University, and I got an called for a quick resolution to the request tion he wants. Not in generic ballot by 22 points this year instant awakening as to by the university. 2010. isn’t alarming. the traffic problem that I think it is important that we accommo- Gene Manchin trails Obama running nationally conceivably exists on Third Street. date the university as it grows. It may Lyons Republican business- can overcome that kind of gap. But an Students crossing the mean changes in traffic situations, houses Syndicated man John Raese in a untold number of Democrats running in street and the constant replaced by classrooms and laboratories, Columnist key Senate race. As areas where working-class whites pre- Frank flow of traffic is not a and even some changes in community soon as he stepped off dominate can’t, as a matter of sheer Lewis good combination. attitudes, but it is the one place in the city the state stage into a federal race, he arithmetic. Many of these Democratic PDT Staff Students were having to that is bringing progress, and we need to became associated with Obama liberal- “majority makers” will be the sacrificial ism, a deadly virus against which per- lambs of Obama liberalism. Writer dodge traffic, while car- nurture it along. rying books and bags. The closing of Third Street would elim- sonal popularity — and even moderation According to Gallup, Obama’s I believe if Third Street isn’t closed inate a possible danger, and allow for — provides only limited immunity. approval rating is still above 50 among soon, something terrible could happen. some other infrastructure changes to be Manchin has the endorsement of the blacks, Hispanics, voters between ages That area is not conducive to campus made by the university. National Rifle Association and the 18-29, Hispanics, moderates, postgradu- Chamber of Commerce, but so what? As ates, singles and Easterners. He’s below foot-traffic. Students are walking and talk- Shawnee State University is a progres- long as he’s a vote for a Democrat as 50 percent among everyone else, and in ing with friends, and traffic is moving fast sive institution and we need to be a pro- Senate majority leader, he’ll be an the 30s among whites, voters 65 or older through the area, and that just makes for gressive community to match their goals. an extremely dangerous situation. Obama enabler. Manchin has been and married people — exactly the voters Lets close Third Street now before there reduced to plaintively showing reporters who disproportionately turn out in Since I believe it is a foregone conclu- is an accident involving our most precious sion that the street will be closed eventual- an old picture of himself with George W. midterm elections. commodity, the student. ly, maybe we should move the decision up. Bush in the Oval Office. If he loses, he’ll Liberals want to chalk this up to race. I agree with remarks made by Planning FRANK LEWIS may be reached at (740) 353- be a victim of the revenge of the Hillary But in January 2009, when President Commission member Kerry Keating at the 3101, ext. 232, or [email protected]. voters. Obama was as African-American as he is In the 2008 Democratic primaries, today, his approval rating was 63 percent Hillary Clinton had persistent appeal among whites. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR among working-class whites, loosely It’s long been an occupational hazard defined as whites without a college educa- of liberalism to get crosswise with work- Library needs our support Republican Party. tion. As Henry Olsen of the American ing-class whites. Obama is particularly Anita Gilbert, Democratic candidate for Enterprise Institute notes, 94 percent of vulnerable because he combines the This is to all our friends in Scioto Lewis County judge executive, has felt it West Virginians are white, and only 17 per- affect of Adlai Stevenson with the eco- County who have ever enjoyed a good necessary to include a Republican Party cent of them have a bachelor’s degree or nomic performance of Jimmy Carter. He book. When you go to the polls, remem- elephant on her campaign signs. Let me higher. In the 2008 primary, Clinton beat came into office with working-class vot- ber those of us whose mother’s didn’t read make this clear: the Republican Party does Barack Obama in West Virginia by 67 per- ers suspicious that he didn’t understand to us because they couldn’t. not endorse Anita Gilbert for Lewis cent to 26 percent. Today, Obama’s their concerns and proceeded with an The mothers and grandmothers, who County Judge Executive, does not advo- approval rating in the state is ... 29 percent. agenda — health care, cap-and-trade and washed our clothes with red, work cate for Mrs. Gilbert’s election, nor has The continued disaffection of the all the rest of it — that didn’t address roughened hands so we could go to a Mrs. Gilbert sought permission from the white working class is the backdrop for their concerns, or work. place of learning and have a book to bor- Republican Party to use our logo. the growing Democratic debacle in the The lecturer in chief is left trying to row, to brighten winter evenings, where On the contrary, the Lewis County heartland. Republicans could well win explain an unemployment rate of more we had no such thing as a radio or Republican Party is 100 percent behind phonograph at home. both a Senate seat and the governorship than 9 percent for the past 18 months. It our nominee for Lewis County Judge in Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, used to be that hot-button cultural issues I’m not asking any of you to spend a Executive, Thomas Massie. Thomas is the single penny that I wouldn’t be willing to and the governorship of Michigan, in a separated Democrats from the white fiscal conservative that is needed in gov- rout. The party reputed to be exclusively working class. Now, their economic part with myself, if I were able. ernment today. Thomas and his family I think of all those who came before a creature of the South after 2008 is on agenda has become radioactive, in a have been out talking to the residents of the verge of a Rust Belt sweep. grave political threat for the long term. and helped build this land and all who Lewis County and he knows well the will come after and will benefit for what Democrats have undertaken an experi- Obama famously boasted to a retiring issues that we are facing. The Lewis ment in whether you can be the self- conservative Democratic congressman you are doing. County Republican Party is honored to Please vote for the library levy. styled party of working people if you that this year would be different from have a candidate of Mr. Massie’s caliber don’t have much appeal to a swath of 1994, because Democrats had him at the A reader who will be ever be grateful. to step forward and offer himself to the Goldie Howard working people. top. Ask Joe Manchin, among many oth- service of the electorate. Thomas will be a In Obama’s case, the answer is “yes,” ers, how that’s working out. West Portsmouth breath of fresh air when he takes office in Lewis County Republican January 2011. No doubt, Mrs. Gilbert will continue Party offers clarification her unauthorized use of the Republican Letters of a political nature must disclose the author's affiliation to a political campaign It recent weeks, several campaign signs Party logo. and/or candidate — spouse, volunteer, campaign worker, staff member. have been popping up throughout Lewis Please know that Thomas Massie is our The Daily Times reserves the right to edit letters for clarity, content or length. County, Ky. Thankfully, most of the signs candidate and the leader that this county Letters of local concern will receive priority over state or national issues and candidates. in Lewis County are for Republican can- needs. Please vote on Nov. 2 for Thomas didates — a clear indication that people Massie and the rest of our great The deadline for political letters is one week before the election (for the Nov. 2 general are fed up with the way Democrats are Republican candidates. election, the deadline is Oct. 26). Letters will not be published after the weekend before running this country and Commonwealth. Benjamin L. Harrison, chairman the election (in 2010, after Oct. 31). However, there is one sign that is of par- Lewis County Republican Party ticular concern to the Lewis County Vanceburg, Ky.

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a sexual predator and from prison in 2002, Park- DUCKY DERBY! Offenders required to register for life er was required to register From Page A1 the addresses of his resi- as a sexually oriented dence, employment or offender for 10 years. Greenup County Jail. school. Because Parker traveled in The investigation of The investigation of interstate commerce while Spillman stretched across Parker led SOFAST to Har- being an unregistered sex the country. Investigators vard Boulevard in Colum- offender, the Marshals followed leads in Ohio, bus, where Parker was Service for the Southern Kentucky, and Washington arrested in the driveway of District of Ohio has before locating Spillman. his current residence. charged him with a federal Spillman was convicted Parker was convicted in crime of failure to register. in Franklin County, Ohio, 1987 in Highland County, Parker is being held at the of rape in 1997. The victim Ohio, of aggravated bur- Franklin County Jail pend- in the case was a child and glary, aggravated robbery ing the outcome of his state Spillman was classified as and rape. After his release and federal charges.

murals” until it is seen entire $250,000 with the Murals what future maintenance foundation, provided we From Page A1 cost of the murals will be. can get it back when we He said the U.S. Army want it. These assets have the matter for now. Corps of Engineers is in to be managed and I hate to Morton wants to see the process of checking the see us take on more finan- some of the money used to flood wall for any structur- cial responsibility that purchase a couple pieces of al damage it might have, what we’ve already got property adjoining the with no date set for its under our belt.” flood wall on the west end report. Morton said the primer of Second Street, establish- “Hopefully, it’s just the used during the time frame ing a small city park on primer (causing the dam- of 1994 “has been a prob- part of it, and having more age to the two and one-half lem almost from the begin- murals painted where murals being removed), ning. We have had a real tourists could sit down and but there are some cracks water problem with that enjoy them. that may allow the water to primer, with water getting The murals project start- get in,” he said. “My behind it.” ed in 1991 and Dafford’s biggest concern now is He said talking about first 52 flood wall paint- how we will continue to possible structural damage keep enough excitement ings were dedicated at a to the wall being responsi- ribbon-cutting ceremony in about the murals, promote ble for the current problem Submitted Photo 2002. them properly, and contin- The United Way of Scioto County held a Ducky Derby on Sept. 5 at the Court Street Landing. Board First Vice Presi- ue to take care of mainte- “is talking about a different The grand prize winner of $250 was Vicki Daily of Portsmouth. All proceeds from this event dent Chris Lute said he was nance costs as they come. animal altogether.” benefit the United Way and the many programs it provides to Scioto County. LeAnn Hill col- ‘lukewarm” about trying to “The problem we have G. SAM PIATT can be lected ducks as they finish the race. Assisting her were volunteers Lisa Cook, Kevin Peercy, buy any more property or now could be a blessing in reached at (740) 353-3101, ext. Mary Ann Peercy, executive director, Griffin Diaz and Michael Vansickle. trying to “paint and create disguise. My feeling is that 236. Source: Mary Ann Miars-Peercy, executive director a new venue for more this board should put the

years.” the courthouse and built AEP Foundation Carr Democrat He said he was satis- a new health depart- From Page A1 From Page A1 fied with the accom- ment,” he said. plishments made by his “The position of grants $25,000 Capt. David Hall said. she realizes in order for administration during judge-executive, he said, “We take this very seri- her to win in a Republi- his eight years in the “pays in the high 60s to ous. He will be caught. can county she will have position. start and progresses If you’re harboring, to have quite a bit of the “We have replaced to OLBH we’re coming after you.” upward. Plus the state Republican vote,” he every wooden bridge in sends a little expense Hall said he has been said. the county except two, Officials from the Our OLBH Foundation vice check, but there’s not a Lady of Bellefonte Hospi- president, said. “This reported to have been “Usually they like to and they are under con- whole lot of expense to tal (OLBH) Foundation includes being good help to seen recently in the run with their own tract to do; got millions have accepted a grant of our community, and AEP Portsmouth area. party,” Harrison said. “I of dollars worth of it.” Carr is also wanted in $25,000 from the Ameri- certainly has been an think she is trying to take blacktop; built a new G. SAM PIATT can be can Electric Power Foun- example of a good neigh- Florida on multiple drug advantage of the fact that animal shelter and a new reached at (740) 353-3101, dation. The money will bor to this community. charges. the wind is at the backs 911 center; remodeled ext. 236. support renovations at the Their support of our Con- Hall said if anyone of the Republican hospital as part of the tinuing the Legacy cam- has seen Carr they party right now.” Foundation’s Continuing paign is just another exam- should contact their Neither Gilbert nor Click with the Legacy capital cam- ple of that commitment. local law enforcement Massie could be paign. It’s a commitment we very agency or call the Scioto reached for comment Valuable “The mission of OLBH much appreciate.” County Sheriff’s Office Friday. This is the first Financial Advice Source: Kevin Compton, at (740) 354-7566. time either have run is to be ‘good help’ to those Struggling to make ends meet? in need,” Chuck Charles, communications specialist for public office. Concerned about your financial Harrison said future? Ready to take control of your Massie is a sort of finances? Our Money Matters e- results in confiscation of and charged with posses- section is a great place to start. Check jack-of-all-trades — it out online today for investing Drugs property. sion of drugs, a second- inventor, farmer. basics, budgeting tips, money-saving From Page A1 “When you gain the pro- degree felony. “He’s a rock-solid strategies and much more. Plus, find ceeds from drug trafficking Also arrested at the links to businesses and services conservative, attended dedicated to helping you manage and Hall took the opportunity we’re going to take every- scene was 22-year-old MIT, in his mid-30s, maximize your finances. to thank the Portsmouth thing in the house. That’s David Bartley of 5069 A and very intelligent,” what we did,” Hall said. Millers Run Fallen Timber Don’t wait another day Police Department. he said. to get your finances on track. “The P.D. guys were very “We took the washer, the Road, Lucasville. Bartley Applegate said his Get Money Matters online now at www.portsmouth-dailytimes.com. helpful also,” Hall said. dryer, we took all brand was charged with defeat in the primary “We had all of our detec- new stuff they bought. obstructing official busi- by a pretty wide mar- tives and a couple of their We’re going to file for for- ness, a second-degree mis- gin was his own fault. drug detectives. It really feiture with it and hopefully demeanor. “I didn’t make up helped out to have them. We get it so it can be sold at Those arrested were my mind to seek re- were busy.” public auction.” placed in Scioto County Jail. election until late, and Hall said the arrests Hall said the money Peter D. Eldridge, Pete I didn’t work at it,” he came after what he said obtained through the pub- O. Eldridge and Thelma said. “But I have no Money Matters was a longtime operation. lic auction of merchandise Meade were each held on a problem whatsoever of On-line Magazine “This is a good hit. garnered through a drug $20,000 bond, while Bart- leaving office. I have They’ve probably been bust is used to continue the ley was released on his own enjoyed my time as SPONSORED BY: doing this 15 to 20 years,” fight against illegal drug recognizance. county judge, and I’ll Hall said. trafficking. just go back to running FRANK LEWIS may be Hall said a major drug Both Peter D. Eldridge my grocery store, 1428 Gallia Street, Suite 1 reached at (740) 353-3101, ext. Portsmouth, Ohio 45662 arrest like the one in and Pete O. Eldridge along 232, or flewis@heartlandpubli- which I’ve done for 26 Lucasville also always with Meade were arrested cations.com. 740-353-2628 A6 Saturday, October 9, 2010 Portsmouth Daily Times CHURCH Church News Ministerial • Cornerstone United games, inflatables for the Me worry? Methodist Church, 808 kids, food and gospel Association Offnere St. — Junior high music. Bring a lawn chair I have freedom to proclaim what attention. “Today is meets Oct. 12 youth at 3 p.m., senior high to sit around the campfire. heard it thus saith the Lord? Any November the 9th,” he con- youth at 6 p.m. Sunday, Directions to farm are Ohio said that worries there? tinued “the 50th anniver- Scioto County Ministeri- Oct. 10; Cornerstone Con- 73 west, left on Pond worry is A few years back I heard sary of “Kristal Nacht,” the al Association will meet nections at 6 p.m., nomi- Creek, go three miles, left wasting Bishop Lawrence White Night of the Broken Glass. from 9 to 10:30 a.m. Tues- nating committee meeting on Mershon Road, first today’s share this story, “A promi- On this day in 1938, Nazi day, at Sunshine Church of at 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 11; house. time to nent Evangelical pastor thugs moved through the Christ, Ohio 335, Minford. Elizabeth Circle at 1 p.m., The Roger Blackburn clutter up was invited to a Christian cities of Germany smash- Discussion will be held Alleluia Kids at 5 p.m., Family will be singing for tomor- university on the East Coast ing the windows of Ger- concerning the Thanksgiv- Alpha at 5:30 p.m., Senior the homecoming services at Tim row’s to address the student body. man homes and shops, ing service to be held on High Girls Bible Study at 6 10 a.m. Sunday, at the Throck- opportu- And upon his arrival on the burning the synagogues. Nov. 21 at Evangel Temple p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 12; church, 4221 Pine St., New morton nities campus, he was greeted by Innocent people; men, in Portsmouth. All area pas- Endowment and Special Boston. with yes- the President of that institu- women and children were tors are invited to attend. Contributing Gifts at 1:30 p.m., Columnist terday’s tion, a distinguished look- beaten and killed simply For more information call Women’s Bible Study at Church joins troubles. ing older gentleman, with because they were Jews. “I the Rev. Thomas M. 1:30 p.m., Junior High OLBH ministry A Swedish proverb says, upswept white hair, who was there as a young man,” Williams, president, at Girls Bible Study at 6 p.m. “Worry often gives small spoke with a decided Ger- he sobbed, “and I can still (740) 820-8333. Our Lady of Bellefonte things a big shadow.” man accent. After the stu- hear the sound of the shat- Wednesday, Oct. 13; Hospital’s (OLBH) Healthy Weekly Events UMW Budget Committee Seems as though these dent body had gathered, the tering glass. There were Community Services days it’s clouding up some- old gentleman walked to many of us who were • All Saints Episcopal meeting at 10 a.m., com- (HCS) recently welcomed munications meeting at 6 thing fierce. Hey, I’m a the rostrum with the ram- Christians then but we did Church, Fourth and Court First United Methodist pastor, should I be wor- rod straightness that only a nothing. We looked the streets — Vestry meeting p.m., District Cluster meet- Church in Ironton as a new ing at 7 p.m. Thursday, ried? Perhaps, but not German has and he looked other way and we did noth- following the 11 a.m. partner in health ministry. about God. I don’t have to out over the students ing. That was the beginning Eucharist Sunday, Oct. Oct. 14; After the Game at HCS supports volunteer 9:30 p.m. Friday, Oct. 15; worry about God’s King- assembled there, the pic- of the Holocaust because 10; Early Bird Special at nurses and/or health min- dom. Jesus said, “And I say ture of dignity and compo- the Jew haters knew then 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, Men’s Fellowship at 7:30 istry coordinators in a.m. Saturday, Oct. 16. also unto thee, That thou sure. Gazing intently into that no one would stop Oct. 13, in Gunn Hall; approximately 50 area art Peter, and upon this the eyes of the young peo- them, no one would stand Happy Episcopal People • Dry Run Church of churches and organizations Christ, 22336 Ohio 73, rock I will build my ple in front of him, he in their way.” The old man event, informal adult to meet the health care church; and the gates of began. “For you,” he said, went on to quote the words social gathering, at 5:30 West Portsmouth — needs of congregations and Christmas musical practice hell shall not prevail “today is a day like any inscribed at the Auschwitz p.m. Saturday, Oct. 16, at members. HCS develops against it.” And I don’t other day but it is an memorial in Poland, a home of Bill and Becky for kindergarten through health and wellness activi- sixth grade at 6 p.m. Sun- have to worry about my extremely important and place where so many died. Curnutte. ties that blend with existing future, listen to Jesus’ painful day for me.” “Never again,” he pleaded, • Bethel United day, Oct. 10, and 6 p.m. ministries and meet the Wednesday, Oct. 15; Fifth words, “I go to prepare a Silence fell over the room “Christian young people Methodist Church, Cox- unique needs of each con- place for you. And if I go and the students noticed we must never let it happen Malone Road, West Quarter Friday, Oct. 15. gregation. Examples of • Evangelical United and prepare a place for that as the old gentleman again.” Portsmouth — Service at programs include free you, I will come again, and spoke, tears were streaming 9:30 a.m. Sunday with Church of Christ, 701 Fifth health screenings, CPR PASTOR TIM THROCK- receive you unto myself; down his face. This unchar- MORTON is the pastor of the annual fall gathering and St. — The Rev. Peter classes and other health Michael presenting the ser- that where I am, there ye acteristic display of emo- Plymouth Heights, 25 Arnette picnic at 5 p.m. at the education endeavors. may be also.” But what my tion stunned the student Drive, Franklin Furnace, and mon at 10 a.m. Sunday, he may be reached at (740) home of Jim and Joy “Our health ministry is freedom to preach? My body and riveted their 354-9021. Kirsch, Pond Run-Middle Oct. 10. the manifestation of the Fork Road. • First Christian Church, hospital’s mission at work,” • Bigelow Church, 415 843 Third St. — The Rev. Diana Williams, OLBH’s Washington St. — David Malone preaching Community Resources Druids are recognized as Monthly business meet- and Kingdom Builders director, said. “Our pro- ing at 7 p.m. Monday; singing during the 9:30 gram focuses on the rela- prayer group meeting at a.m. worship service Sun- tionship between physical religion for first time in UK 10 a.m. Tuesday at home day, Oct. 10; assisting with and spiritual health. We are By SYLVIA HUI Network. Ancient Druids were of Melinda Carrington Meals on Wheels Monday; very pleased to have First Associated Press Writer Druids have practiced known to be religious lead- with carry-in lunch at Breakfast on the Run for United Methodist join us in for thousands of years in ers, judges and sages noon. Shawnee State students at this ministry.” 7:30 a.m., Christian For more information LONDON — Druids Britain and in Celtic soci- among the Celts during pre- • Central Church of have been worshipping the Women’s Fellowship meet- about how to become a eties elsewhere in Europe. Christian times, although Christ, 1211 Grandview sun and earth for thousands ing at 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, partner, contact HCS at They worship natural little evidence about their Ave. — Youth rally from of years in Europe, but now Oct. 12, at Hill View (606) 833-3366, or toll-free forces such as thunder and lives survived. There are 5 to 10 p.m. today, Oct. 9, they can say they’re prac- the sun, and spirits they now various Druid orders at Quincy (Ky.) Church of Retirement Center. at (888) 635-2200. • First Church of Christ, ticing an officially recog- believe arise from places and about 10,000 practi- Christ. Deadline nized religion. such as mountains and tioners in Britain — and • Christ Brethren 1224 Dogwood Ridge Road, Wheelersburg — Information to be includ- The ancient pagan tradi- rivers. They do not worship believers said the numbers Church — Youth partici- tion best known for gather- a single god or creator, but are growing because more pating in Minford Bible Teens: Dinner and Devo at ed in the free church news 7 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 13. must be submitted by 4 p.m. ings at Stonehenge every seek to cultivate a sacred people are becoming aware Quiz Rally at 7 p.m. Mon- summer solstice has been relationship with the natu- of the importance to pre- day, Oct. 11, at Porter • Sciotoville Christian Wednesday to be published Church, Third and Bloom the following Saturday. The formally classed as a reli- ral world. serve the environment. Church. gion under charity law for Although many see them The Druid Network • Christ United streets, Sciotoville — information may be send to: Ladies calling at 10 a.m. Portsmouth Daily Times, the first time in Britain, the as robed, mysterious people fought for nearly five years Methodist Church, 5731 national charity regulator who gather every summer to be recognized under the Gallia St., Sciotoville — Thursday, Oct. 14. P.O. Box 581, Portsmouth, OH 44662; by fax to (740) said Saturday. That means solstice at Stonehenge — semi-governmental Chari- United Methodist Men Fall festival Druids can receive exemp- 353-4676; or e-mail to pdt- which predates the Druids ty Commission, which Breakfast at 9 a.m. Satur- tions from taxes on dona- is today news@portsmouth-daily — believers say modern requires proof of cohesive day, Oct. 9; Mary Martha tions — and now have the times.com. Druidry is chiefly con- and serious belief in a women’s group meeting The Unity Full Gospel same status as such main- For more information call cerned with helping practi- supreme entity and a moral at 2 p.m. Thursday, Oct. Fellowship Church will stream religions as the (740) 353-3101, ext. 240; tioners connect with nature framework. 14; Community Dinner have a fall festival begin- Church of England. and themselves through rit- After initially rejecting beginning at 11 a.m. Sat- ning at 2 p.m. today, at the please do not call in church The move gives an old news. uals, dancing and singing at the Druid Network’s appli- urday, Oct. 16, and food home of Pastor Jack and practice new validity, said stone circles and other sites cation, the Charity Com- pantry opening at 11:30 Agnes Howard’s farm. Phil Ryder, the chairman throughout the country mission decided this week a.m. There will be hayrides, of the 350-member Druid believed to be “sacred.” that Druidry fit the bill. 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State Briefs Cleveland Rock Hall Still Crazy.” for help or directions before time of national soul- the way she looked,” The Hamilton Journal- Cedar Point spokesman being attacked, authorities searching about what can be Suzana says, crying. “Even News reports Ramirez told dedicates Lennon Robin Innes said Friday that have said. done to stop it. though she died.” the judge he hates himself time capsule the attractions are not Leno told police he was If there has been soul- and that people have every designed to depict reality. taking a smoking break out- searching among the bullies Teen who raped right to look at him as a CLEVELAND — On He says the park does not side the church where he in Mentor — a pleasant Ohio woman monster. the eve of his 70th birth- intend to disrespect the works when a muscular beachfront community that gets 28 years Authorities say Ramirez day, the Rock and Roll mentally ill, understands the man pulled over in his was voted one of the “100 had a pellet rifle when he Hall of Fame and Museum group's viewpoint and will Chevy Blazer, got out and Best Places to Live” by HAMILTON — An Ohio attacked the woman in her has dedicated a time cap- respond to its concerns asked him for directions. CNN and Money magazine judge has handed down a Liberty Township home in sule in honor of John promptly. As the 59-year-old custo- this year — Sladjana's fami- 28-year prison sentence to a January and forced her to Lennon containing several dian turned to point the ly saw too little of it at her boy who was 14 when he drive to an ATM machine CDs, DVDs and books and Suspect in way, the stranger — appar- wake in October 2008. raped, beat and robbed a for money. She told the two notes written by serial stabbings ently without word or warn- Suzana Vidovic found 64-year-old woman after judge she offered Ramirez widow Yoko Ono. is indicted in Ohio ing — stabbed him twice in her sister's body hanging breaking into her home. a diamond ring and a credit The stainless steel cap- the abdomen, got back into over the front lawn. The Now 15, Alexis Ramirez card and he still raped her. sule dedicated Friday will TOLEDO — A man sus- his vehicle and drove off family watched, she said, as sobbed Friday during his The teen is not a U.S. be kept in the Cleveland pected in a string of stab- into the night, he said. the girls who had torment- sentencing hearing before citizen and faces deporta- museum's archives at a bings across three states ed Sladjana for months Butler County Common tion to Mexico after his nearby college campus. was charged with attempted 1 Ohio school, walked up to the casket — Pleas Judge Keith Spaeth release. Assistant curator Mered- murder Friday in the stab- in Hamilton, outside 4 bullied teens and laughed. From AP Wire reports ith Rutledge tells The bing a church custodian in “They were laughing at Cincinnati. Plain Dealer that the goal Ohio over the summer. dead by own hand of the capsule was to pre- A grand jury indicted MENTOR — Sladjana serve the “legacy of peace Elias Abuelazam and also Vidovic's body lay in an and love” of the former charged him with felonious open casket, dressed in the Beatles member. assault in the stabbing of sparkly pink dress she had About 100 people attend- Tony Leno, who was stand- planned to wear to the ed the dedication, which ing outside a church when prom. Days earlier, she had marks the start of a week- a man asked for directions tied one end of a rope end of events in honor of and then began stabbing around her neck and the Lennon's birthday. The him. other around a bed post capsule is scheduled to be Leno survived the attack, before jumping out her bed- opened in 2040, on and Abuelazam was arrest- room window. Lennon's 100th birthday. ed a few days later while The 16-year-old's last Lennon was killed in trying to board a plane to words, scribbled in English 1980 outside the New York Israel, his native country. and her native Croatian, City apartment building Defense attorney Brian told of her daily torment at where he lived. Morley said he was Mentor High School, where Mental health unaware of the charges in students mocked her accent, Ohio and could not imme- taunted her with insults like advocates protest diately comment on them. “Slutty Jana” and threw Ohio haunted house Abuelazam also faces one food at her. murder charge and five It was the fourth time in SANDUSKY — Advo- attempted murder charges little more than two years cates for the mentally ill are in Michigan. that a bullied high school asking a popular Ohio Five men were killed and student in this small Cleve- haunted house to drop two nine injured in a series of land suburb on Lake Erie displays they say unfairly stabbings that began in May died by his or her own hand characterize the disease of in the Flint, Mich., area. — three suicides, one over- mental illness. Abuelazam also is a suspect dose of antidepressants. The Ohio chapter of the in two stabbings and a ham- One was bullied for being National Alliance on Men- mer attack in Virginia. gay, another for having a tal Illness says the disease is Just over two weeks ago, learning disability, another a biological brain disorder a prosecutor in Flint filed for being a boy who hap- no different than other the first murder charge in pened to like wearing pink. physical ailments. the case. Now two families — The Sandusky Register Most of the victims were including the Vidovics — reports Friday that the black, but authorities have are suing the school district, group asked Cedar Point said there's no evidence that claiming their children were amusement park to drop the race was the key motive. bullied to death and the displays because they pro- The attack in Ohio was school did nothing to stop mote false stereotypes. similar to several in Michi- it. The lawsuits come after a The displays are titled gan. A common thread in national spate of high-pro- “Dr. D. Menteds Asylum some of the stabbings was file suicides by gay teens for the Criminally Insane” that the victims were asked and others, and during a and “The Edge of Madness: Do you have a story idea? If you know of someone or something that would make a good story, please call the Portsmouth Daily Times news- room at (740) 353-3101, ext. 240, or e-mail [email protected]. A8 Saturday, October 9, 2010 Portsmouth Daily Times NATION Bank of America stops U.S. foreclosures for review WASHINGTON — Bank edging in a legal proceeding could now drag out for years. Servicing LP, a smaller mort- foreclosures. It made the dis- Sachs Group Inc., is a mort- of America on Friday halted that she signed thousands of “If you are looking at the gage company based in closure in an e-mail to The gage servicer. It collects pay- foreclosures on homes across foreclosure documents a key in this country to eco- Houston, halted some fore- Associated Press and did not ments but doesn’t make the country so it could review month and typically did not nomic stability, it’s the hous- closures and evictions so it say which states are affected. loans. paperwork in tens of thou- read them. The official, ing industry,” said banking could review its handling of Litton, owned by Goldman From AP Wire reports sands of cases for flaws, Renee Hertzler, said in a Feb- analyst Nancy Bush of NAB expanding a crisis at a per- ruary deposition that she Research. “This is a huge ilous time for the housing signed up to 8,000 such doc- mess that helps nothing.” market. uments a month. And some analysts and The move came as PNC The bank said it would real estate agents worry that “Advertising brought 35 customers Financial Services became take a few weeks to tackle the the uncertainty about the the fourth major bank to problem. It did not say how document mess could make taking advantage of the coupon.” announce that it would stop many foreclosure cases potential buyers change their -Dawne Monroe foreclosures in at least some would be affected but esti- mind about purchasing fore- states. It added to growing mated the figure would be in closed properties. That’s Co-owner, Millie’s Café concerns that mortgage the tens of thousands. because of fears that the for- lenders have been evicting Senate Majority Leader mer owners could turn homeowners despite flawed Harry Reid, whose state of around and sue. Millie’s Café recently opened on court papers. Nevada has been among the “It’s going to make people SR 73 in West Portsmouth. The Bank of America, the hardest hit by foreclosures even more cautious: ‘Gosh, owners, Dawne and Keith Monroe, recognized the need to largest U.S. bank, had said a since the recession began, do I go in on a foreclosure?’” advertise right away. week earlier it would stop and who is in a difficult fight said San Diego real estate foreclosures in the 23 states for re-election, applauded the agent Jerry Adams Jr., who “Advertising through the where the process must be bank “for doing the right said he has seen one sale get Portsmouth Daily Times during the grand opening month for approved by a judge. Ally thing by suspending actions put on hold. “It concerns me Millie’s Café in June brought 35 Financial and JPMorgan on foreclosures while this a lot.” customers taking advantage of Chase had announced similar investigation runs its course.” The suspension in foreclo- the coupon advertisement,” plans. Sen. Christopher Dodd, D- sures could prop up home Dawne says. “There were others Bank of America’s nation- Conn, the chairman of the prices in the short term who said they saw our advertisement but forgot to bring wide halt will apply to homes Senate Banking Committee, because fewer cheap homes in the coupon. We’re sure that that the bank is taking back said he would hold a hearing would pour onto the open others have seen the ad and itself and those for which it on the issue next month. market in coming months. have not yet made it to our has transferred the papers to The decision should help When those properties ulti- establishment.” mortgage buyers Fannie Mae Bank of America manage its mately do go up for sale, the Dawne and Keith see the and Freddie Mac. image during a dicey time for overall economy could be in importance of a consistent The bank said it had not the industry, said Michael better shape. advertising presence. found any widespread prob- Robinson, a crisis communi- “The irony is, it may actu- “Once word gets out about the ally support the recovery,” quality of food, subconsciously lems in the foreclosure cations expert with Levick those people will remember the process, but “We’ll go back Strategic Communications. said Mark Zandi, chief econ- ad and come to check us out.” and check our work one Banks have been the target of omist at Moody’s Analytics. more time,” CEO Brian widespread public anger “It may be that when those Moynihan told the National since the financial meltdown. properties actually hit the REACH. FLEXIBILITY. EFFECTIVENESS. Press Club in Washington. “All the other banks are market, the economy is in a A Bank of America going to end up there any- better place.” We can do for you what we’ve done for Millie’s spokesman acknowledged way, either because they’re PNC said its halt on most Café. Your ads in the Daily Times and on our that the bank acted in going to be forced, or by foreclosures and evictions website, portsmouth-dailytimes.com, can Portsmouth reach nearly 50,000 readers throughout our response to pressure from political pressure,” he said. applied to 23 states for a region every week.* Just like Millie’s Café, your state attorneys general and “Americans, otherwise month, so it can review business can really start cooking when you start Daily other public officials inquir- known as customers and vot- whether documents it sub- advertising with us! ing about the accuracy of ers, aren’t over the economic mitted to courts complied foreclosure documents. crisis. You don’t want to with state laws. Times “We feel the need to become a political pinata.” An official at the Pitts- Source: Sworn Publisher’s Statement and Google Analytics. address that and demonstrate Banking and housing ana- burgh bank confirmed the that our process is accurate,” lysts fear the foreclosure doc- decision on Friday after it said the spokesman, Dan ument problems could pro- was reported earlier by The Call the advertising department at 740-353-3101, ext. 214 Frahm. long the already slow recov- New York Times. The official A document obtained last ery in the housing market. requested anonymity because week by The Associated Even if foreclosure is the decision hasn’t been pub- Press showed a Bank of inevitable for tens of thou- licly announced. America official acknowl- sands of homes, the process Also Friday, Litton Loan

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65% Rarely or never pray 38% Almost never pray alone 65% Rarely or never attend worship services 67% Do not read the Bible or sacred texts. Call Hope Adkins 353-3101 to reserve space [email protected] SECTION INSIDE Local soccer and volleyball B SPORTS scores Saturday, Oct. 9, 2010 Pages B2 Trojans run away to victory, beat Marietta 28-13 By MATT PAYTON who had 23 carries for 151 "Johnnie Charles came in "Coach said if we came edge they can beat you" forced a turnover on downs. For the Daily Times yards, mixed with Jon and sprung two big runs for focused and played our Clifford said, "But our guys From there Gulley carried Royster (12 carries for 60) Andrew in the second half, positions instead of biting stayed in their spots and the load. MARIETTA – The Tro- in the second half to control and you will definitely hear on the different fakes the really stepped up tonight "The offensive line jans and Tigers both have the clock and wear out the more from Johnnie Charles wing T does we would have even though our offense had played a great game tonight had seasons that neither Tiger defense en route to a in the future," Clifford said. a big game and get the some turnovers that put and really opened some team expected, and past the 28-13 win. win," senior Tre Under- them behind the 8-ball." huge holes for me" said Charles wasn't the only wood said. halfway point of the season, "Andrew is a stud and has freshman who saw time in The Trojans were in a Gulley. "I also got some both of the teams decided to Play their positions and become our go to guy," said the game as Marietta fresh- battle and Marietta looked great blocks from Jon try something different. Portsmouth Coach Curt tackle well is what they did to take a huge momentum man Anthony Kimbrough (Royster) and Johnnie For the Trojans, their Clifford. "He really took as the Trojans held a run shift in the beginning of the (Charles)." change paid off as they over the second half and got made his first varsity start. dominant Marietta offense fourth after a half back pass However, Kimbrough's Marietta would get the went away from their nor- some great blocking by his to a total of 137 yards on for 30 yards brought the ball back two more times start will be something he mal shotgun spread offense line and backfield partners." the ground and 177 total score to 14-13 but Under- but the defense shut them mixed with draws and reads The Trojans used a vari- might try to forget as the yards on the night. wood crashed through the down and the Trojans and took it under center and ety of substitutions from Trojan defense picked off "I think that speaks of the middle and got a hand on it, milked the clock and scored went back to old smash- swapping size at the tight his only pass and shot focus our defense brought blocking the extra point. once more on a one-yard mouth football. end spot to using a fresh- through the line numerous tonight. (Marietta) has After the score Marietta dive by QB Mason Jordan The Trojans used a steady man, Johnnie Charles, in times forcing him to hand some skill players with got an onside kick but the dose of Andrew Gulley, the backfield. the ball off or pitch it. speed and once they get the defense stepped up and See PHS, B2 Perfect Vikings continue romp through SOC I By JOHN STEGEMAN course often — is always PDT Sports Editor the plan but Webb said after his team's perform- SCIOTOVILLE — It ance the last two weeks, it took Symmes Valley eight was crucial against East. offensive plays to score its "The last couple weeks first touchdown on Friday. we had been slow to start," Two offensive plays later, Webb said. "Teams had the Vikings did it again, and taken it to us. We knew again four plays after that. that we were going to have It was that kind of night to start fast and I think for Symmes Valley at that's what our kids did. Allard Park as the Vikings We played well early... We improved to 7-0 with a 54- played well until we 22 victory against an pulled our starters." injury-depleted East squad. Alec Herrel started the Big plays were the order second half with a 52-yard of the day for the Vikings. Viking score and Austin Wayne Allen ■ Daily Times While the first score was a Owens followed that with West’s Jerrod Bricker (45) looks to turn the corner as Trevon Pendleton (8) blocks a defender and Minford’s Billy Eichenlaub (68) gives chase. four-yard scamper by D.J. a 20-yard score to make Miller, the second (a 10- the score 48-0 Symmes yard run by Jacob Patter- Valley with 5:55 to play in Senators march through Minford son) was set up by a 35- the third. By ERIC KEPHAS reoccurring problem for the from Ethan Butcher to Brett start of the fourth in electri- yard run by Evan Herrell. Around that time both PDT Sports Writer Senators, who failed on Taylor, but just like the Sen- fying fashion. On the third drive Vikings teams were playing plenty every point-after that they ators they did so immedi- After dropping back to QB Cody Myers hit Miller of second string and MINFORD — The West attempted. ately after incurring a drive- pass, Minford's Butcher for a 40-yard gain that set younger players and it was Senators left Minford the As a result, the Falcons threatening holding penalty. found himself under heavy up a score by Hunter the East backups that same way they came in — were able to steal the lead The Senators took the pressure and was forced to Boggs. made an impression. East undefeated. just twenty seconds later lead back before half-time scramble back-and-forth Myers hit Patterson for was already playing some It wasn't easy, though. when a 76-yard Mark Slone with another Pendleton across the field. Butcher an eight-yard score and the backups with three mem- The Senators and the Min- run set up a Jacob Piguet touchdown, but they did so picked up a block and final touchdown of the first bers of its starting back- half was a 36-yard pass ford Falcons battled back touchdown to put Minford at a price as West's star run- hurled the ball downfield field injured by the end of from Myers to Patterson. and fourth for four quarters ahead 7-6. ning back was injured on where it found Taylor, who the first quarter. but in the end West pulled West drove back down the conversion attempt. In all, the Vikings had "We were banged up a managed to evade tacklers seven plays of 40 yards or out a 24-21 victory in the the field on their next pos- Even when Pendleton and break loose for a 56- little bit and I think the team's first real test of the session and, after a holding wasn't on the field, howev- more. boys came out and gave yard score. Taylor finished "I think a lot of that has season. penalty put them in third- er, the Senators' rushing the best effort they could," the day with two receptions to do with us having some The Senators opened up and-16, struck gold with a attack was nearly impossi- for 132 yards and two East coach Todd Gilliand the scoring with a nine-play good backs but we're also 46-yard touchdown pass ble to stop. Kyle Auger car- touchdowns. said. "Sometimes when drive in the first quarter that really getting some really from Levi Ratliff to Kyle ried the ball 18 times for 71 The Senators weren't out you're facing teams that was capped off by a three- good blocking," Symmes Locher. yards and Jerrod Bricker of gas yet, though, and with good you can only do so yard Trevon Pendleton Valley coach Rusty Webb The Falcons responded took it 15 times for 85. 5:40 left to play Bricker much." touchdown run. West failed said. "Our kids are block- with a nearly-identical Following a scoreless punched the ball into the Despite the deficit the to convert on the extra drive. Not only did they third quarter, the Falcons ing well" point, however. That was a also score on a 76-yard pass took the lead back at the See WEST, B2 Scoring early — and of See SOC I, B2 Yates, Linne lead Indians to victory Reds unravel PDT Sports Report the eventual 54-0 SOC II Yates, the area's leader in other. It will be a good chal- win over Waverly on Friday passing yards and comple- lenge for us." Combining for four in Lucasville. tions, eclipsed the 1,000- Valley will travel to take in costly 7th touchdown in the second "It was homecoming for yard milestone for the sea- on the Senators in week quarter alone Valley quar- us tonight," Valley coach son with his 113-yard per- eight as Waverly will host terback Blake Yates and Darren Crabtree said. "Our formance Friday. Wheelersburg. By DAN GELSTON play that showed this Reds Valley 7 34 7 6 — 54 AP Sports Writer machine needs a tune-up. sure-handed receiver Justin kids came out and got going Yates went 7-for-11 for Waverly 0 0 0 0 — 0 Linne helped the Indians to four touchdowns and no SCORING SUMMARY "The way we lost today, in the second quarter to get First Quarter PHILADELPHIA — a 41-point halftime lead and a good win." interceptions while adding V — Holcomb 3 pass from Yates (Yates that's not like us," Phillips kick) 3:21 The Reds' lead disap- said. another score on the Second Quarter ground. Yates, a junior, has V — Brice Crabtree 3 run (Yates kick) peared in the seventh One of the top defensive 10:41 inning at 100 mph. not thrown an interception V — Linne 35 pass from Yates (Yates teams in baseball during kick) 8:43 Cincinnati became the regular season, the this season. V — Yates 22 run (Yates kick) 6:28 Linne caught two TD's V — Linne 18 pass from Yates (kick failed) unglued in Game 2 of the Reds' meltdown let the 6:09 NL division series against from Yates on Friday and V — Linne 24 int. return (Yates good) :52 Phillies take the lead in the Third Quarter the Philadelphia Phillies seventh before even get- another from the Waverly V — Shultz 39 run (Yates kick) 11:33 quarterback when he Fourth Quarter — with Aroldis Chapman ting a hit. Bruce missed a V — C. Dolotell 18 run (kick failed) 7:57 on the mound. The rookie returned an interception for INDIVIDUAL STATS catchable line drive that PASSING: Yates 7-11-0 113 was called upon to pre- led to the Phillies scoring 24 yards just before half- RECEIVING: Holcomb 4-52, Linne 2-53, time. Dwyer 1-8. serve a one-run lead with the go-ahead runs. RUSHING: Shultz 7-78, Yates 5-55, Hol- his triple-digit fastball and Alex Holcomb, Brice comb 4-51. The Phillies fans sere- Record: Valley 7-0 (2-0); Waverly 0-7 (0-2) send the Reds back to naded him with singsong Crabtree, David Shultz and Cincinnati with the best- chants of "Thank you, Jay Cole Delotell each recorded Oak Hill 27, of-five series tied. Bruce!" They stood and touchdowns with the longest coming from Notre Dame 7 Instead, they go back gave him mock cheers The Oak Hill Oaks Shultz, a 39-yard sprint to trying to stave off elimina- when he had a putout in improved to 6-1 and 2-0 in open the third quarter. tion after a 7-4 loss. the eighth. league play with a home The unblemished Indians Right fielder Jay Bruce Bruce accepted full win over the Notre Dame will put their 7-0 record made the biggest miscue responsibility for the lapse Titans on Friday. against the SOC II's other in a sloppy game — six and was the first Red in the Oak Hill quarterback unbeaten, the West Sena- errors combined — but he locker room to answer Jesse Slone found Jesse tors, next Friday night. wasn't alone in the Reds' questions. Parker twice in the first half "We are looking forward seventh-inning fielding "It's embarrassing. I take to help the Oaks build a 20- to going to West Portsmouth follies. Chapman hit a bat- a lot of pride in my 0 halftime lead. next week," Crabtree said. ter, second baseman Bran- defense," Bruce said. Notre Dame crossed the "We have played well don Phillips botched a It was that bad of a late- goal line to start the fourth against teams with not very relay throw and third base- game breakdown that saw quarter when quarterback man Scott Rolen got Wayne Allen ■ Daily Times good records. Next week caught in a thorny fielding See REDS, B2 Valley’s Robbie Dwyer (11) takes a reception upfield against the will be two undefeated Waverly defense Friday in Lucasville. Valley (7-0, 2-0) won 54-0. teams going against each See GAMES, B2 B2 Saturday, October 9, 2010 Portsmouth Daily Times SPORTS South Webster soccer still perfect after topping Tigers PDT Sports Report Brandon Malone also little off on defense in the 25-23, 25-15 and 25-23. tans in three sets on Thurs- The Eastern Lady Eagles chipped in one apiece. first half. The second half, Abby Donahoe led the day, 25-7, 25-13, 25-9. defeated the Symmes Val- The South Webster Jeeps The Tigers' two goals our defense played a little Lady Falcons with 20 hits Clay was led by Sarah ley Lady Vikings in three continued on their path to came in the first half cour- more normal and we fin- and also contributed four Pelfrey, who had eight kills sets, 25-12, 25-5 and 25- perfection Thursday by ished the game well.” kills. Mackenzie Williams and nine points in the win. 8. tesy of Josh Spears. New South Webster 4 4 — 8 defeating the New Boston Boston actually had the lead New Boston 2 0 — 2 had seven kills in the win. Emily Spriggs chipped in Rachel Staker led East- Scoring Summary ern in the win with 12 Tigers 8-2. early on, but the Jeeps First half: NB — Josh Spears (una), 7:08; Courtney Spriggs and four kills and Alison Castle SW — Brice Patterson (una), 18:14; SW — Alii Shepherd also played a aces and ten kills. Court- The Jeeps improved to would not be denied. Brice Patterson (Connor Scott), 30:29; SW had 12 assists and 12 — Ashton Miller (Seth Goddard), 34:49; SW role in the victory, each points. ney Rowe added 17 14-0 overall with the victo- After the game, South — Connor Scott, (Seth Goddard), 38:12; ry, and finished conference NB — Josh Spears (PK), 39:48. contributing 15 hits. Kaylee Moore also added assists and seven aces in Webster coach Corey Clax- Second half: SW — Ashton Miller (Connor the effort, Rhyanna Day competition at 13-0. The Scott), 41:36; SW — Brandon Malone The Minford Lady Fal- to the victory with 10 on reflected on the win and (Josh Wright), 46:54; SW — Ashton Miller cons will play in a tri- points. had seven kills and Brit- 2010 season is the second (una), 64:44; SW — Connor Scott (Brice praised New Boston for Patterson), 73:24. match today against Pike- Clay is now 11-6 overall tany Mounts had seven consecutive year of which their effort. Volleyball ton and North Adams. The and 9-3 in the conference. assists and two kills. South Webster's soccer team “We didn't give a lot of match will take place in They will compete in a tri- Anja Pavicevic chipped has been undefeated in SOC chances, but they definitely Minford def. Northwest Piketon. match today against Iron- in four kills and four aces. I play. had more than we wanted ton and Fairland. Eastern has pushed its and they converted them 23-25, 25-23, 25-15, 25-23 Clay def. East South Webster's Brice The Minford Lady Fal- Eastern def. Symmes record to 19-1 with the Patterson and Ashton Miller into goals,” Claxon said. “I 25-7, 25-13, 25-9 win. They will face the think our offense played cons defeated the North- each had three goals Thurs- west Lady Mohawks in four The Clay Lady Panthers Valley East Lady Tartans on day while Connor Scott and well as usual, we were just a sets on Thursday, 23-25, defeated the East Lady Tar- 25-12, 25-5, 25-8 Tuesday.

tions.com SCORING SUMMARY ball and Triplett said that that out tonight," Triplett Second Quarter West speaks volumes about the said. P – Evans from Jordan 32 yards (Newton Scoring Summary PHS Kick) team. Minford head coach West 12 6 0 6 — 24 M – Baker 44 yard run (Morrison Kick) From Page B1 "This shows that this Brent Daniels praised his Minford 14 0 0 7 — 21 From Page B1 Third Quarter First Quarter P – Evans from Jordan 17 yards (Newton endzone to put West back in isn't about an individual, team for their effort in the W — Pendleton 3 run (kick fail) 4:45 with 46 seconds left to fin- Kick) front. The Falcons marched this is a team. We had kids loss. M — Jacob Piguet 4 run (Allen kick) 4:25 Fourth Quarter W — Kyle Locher 46 pass from Ratliff ish the game. Jordan's C – McKitrick from Wynn 30 yards (Kick back down the field on a step up tonight. Jerrod "The biggest thing is the (run fail) 1:03 Blocked) score was setup by a 32 P – Royster 7 yard run (Newton Kick) M — Taylor 76 pass from Butcher (Allen long, time-consuming drive Bricker ran the ball like a effort of my kids. Our effort yard pass to Wayne Evans C – Jordan 1 yard run (Newton Kick) maniac... I just saw all kinds was there. We played with kick) 0:00 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS that ended with them lining Second Quarter on fourth and eight. Jor- RUSHING: Portsmouth — Gulley 23-151, up for a game-tying 37-yard of character from Jerrod effort, we played with heart, W — Pendleton 1 run (run fail) 0:44 dan had a very efficient Royster 12-60, Jordan 5-(-6), Adams 1-(- Fourth Quarter 1). Marietta — Gearhart 11-29, Wynn 9- field goal. Bricker and Kyle Auger," and I'm proud of the kids M — Taylor 56 pass from Butcher (Allen night throwing the ball, 45, Baker 11-72, McKitrick 5-1. With 1:33 left in the Triplett said. "The left side for that," Daniels said. kick) 11:36 going 6-for-10 for 126 PASSING: Portsmouth— Jordan 6-10-1 of our line was absolutely W — Bricker 4 run (kick fail) 5:40 yards with two touch- 126. Marietta: Kimbrough 0-1-1 0, Wynn game, the ball soared wide The Falcons will travel to Individual Stats 1-2-1 30. RECEIVING: Portsmouth — Evans 3- RUSHING: West — Kyler Auger 18-71, downs and an intercep- left and the Senators ran out fantastic... They absolutely McDermott next week to 81, Simpson 1-7, Royster 1-13, Staker 1- the clock for their seventh dominated this ballgame." take on the Northwest Trevon Pendleton 16-108, Jerrod Bricker tion. 25. Marietta — McKitrick 1-30. 15-85, Tanner Journey 5-30, Kyle Locher Portsmouth 0 7 7 14 – 28 Records — Portsmouth 3-4 (2-2); Mariet- win of the season. Triplett also emphasized Mohawks, while the Sena- 4-11, Levi Ratliff 1 (-5). Minford — Mark Marietta 0 7 0 6 – 13 ta 2-5 (0-4 After the game, West that the Pendleton is far Slone 15-112, Jacob Piguet 6-33, Ethan tors return home for a Butcher 5-17, Tyler Gaines 3-(-5). head coach Merrill Triplett from the only threat the showdown with the unde- PASSING: West — Levi Ratliff 5-9-0 109. Minford — Ethan Butcher 3-4-0 147, added 93 yards on the said that Pendleton is fine Senators have in the back- feated Valley Indians. but was not utilized in the field. Jacob Piguet 0-1-0 0. ground. RECEIVING: West — Kyle Locher 1-46, Games The Mohawks were led second-half because his "I've got five good backs. ERIC KEPHAS can be Kyle Auger 1-40, Adam Bricker 2-23. mobility was lessened. There's not much difference reached at (740) 353-3101 ext. Minford — Brett Taylor 2-132, Jacob From Page B1 by Luke Brown's two Piguet 1-15. touchdowns in the fourth Nonetheless, the Senators in any of them. People will 234 or by e-mail at Records — West 7-0 (2-0), Minford 5-2 Michael Mader hit Ryan were able to move the foot- find that out. Minford found ekephas@heartlandpublica- (0-2) Lewis for a 21-yard touch- quarter. Brown racked up down. Mader finished the 60 rushing yards and 59 game with 154 yards receiving yards in the loss. Northwest quarterback East coach Todd Gilliand tomorrow," Webb said. S. Valley 14 21 14 6 — 54 through the air on 12-for 23 East 0 0 0 22 — 22 passing. T.J. Knittel threw for 134 spoke highly of his younger For the Tartans, now 0-2 in SCORING SUMMARY yards, 60 of which went to SOC I First Quarter Lewis racked up 113 and back up players. the SOC I, winning the SV — Miller 4 run (kick failed) 3:43 receiver Kenny Crabtree. From Page B1 "I'm really proud of the SV — Patterson 10 run (Patterson run) :44 receiving yards for the Northwest 0 0 0 13 — 13 league is a long shot but there Second Quarter Titans as Ryan Bradford Wheelersburg 14 27 3 0 — 44 way those guys came out and SV — Boggs 1 run (Ask kick) 8:44 SCORING SUMMARY Tartans scored next on a 79- is still much to play for. SV — Patterson 8 from Myers (Myers kick) had 41 rushing yards. First Quarter played the second half...," 4:46 W — Schankweiler 5 run (Lewis kick) yard run by Cody Stiltner "We went with the big boys SV — Patterson 36 from Myers (Myers The Titans will host 8:51 with 7:30 left in the game. Gilliand said. "We had some kick) 2:40 W — Schankweiler 48 sun (Lewis kick) back to back and found out Third Quarter Green for a week-eight con- 6:25 When a Symmes Valley play- young kids that wanted to SV — A. Herrell 52 run (Ash kick) 11:42 Second Quarter that they're good, no doubt. SV — Owens 20 run (kick failed) 5:55 test as Oak Hill travels to W — Workman 1 run (Lewis kick) 11:21 er failed to pick up the kick- show what they had and they That will be a good matchup Fourth Quarter undefeated Symmes Valley. W — Shears 5 run (Lewis kick) 9:19 off, East's J.C. Evans E — Stiltner 80 run (Evans run) 7:30 W — Parsley 8 pass from Shears (kick did a really good job." next week between those two E — T. Bradford 2 run (run failed) 7:28 failed) 3:49 recoverd the ball at the two- For the Vikings the win SV — Rowe 47 run (kick failed) 4:24 Notre Dame 0 0 0 7 — 7 W — Stegman 23 pass from Shears teams. E — Evans 54 run (Marcum run) Oak Hill 6 14 0 7 — 27 (Lewis kick) :08 yard line and Nathan Brad- gives them momentum as INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS SCORING SUMMARY Third Quarter "It's hard to tell what can RUSHING: Symmes Valley — Myers 1-6, First Quarter W — Lewis 28 field goal 4:30 ford scored on the next play they prepare to face defend- E. Herrell 4-84, Boggs 4-42, Patterson 2-8, OH — Parker 28 pass from Slone (pass Fourth Quarter happen in the football season Dial 1-2, Miller 2-68, Blankenship 1-17, failed) 9:13 NW — Brown 1 run (Estep kick) 11:55 to make the score 48-14. ing SOC I champion Oak Hill Owens 3-24, Thacker 1-(-5), Valance 2-2, Second Quarter NW — Brown 59 punt return (kick failed) Symmes Valley's Tyler in Willow Wood next week with three games left," Hardy 5-86, Rowe 4-135. Totals 30-469. OH — #2 29 pass from Haislop (Lewis 8:56 East — Crager 4-19, Belveal 16-47, Loop kick) INDIVIDUAL STATS Rowe added one more score while improving their playoff Gilliand said. "We decided 3-(-17), Rittner 3-12, T. Bradford 6-19, OH — Parker 30 pass from Slone (Lewis RUSHING: Northwest — Brown 8-60, Evans 4-60, Stiltner 2-79, Marcum 3-10. kick) 1:29 Knittel 2-(-5), Shirey 1-0, Bassler 1-4, for Symmes Valley but East positioning. we're just going to look at it a Totals 41-229. Fourth Quarter Campbell 3-(-6), Sifford 2-10, Smith 1-2. PASSING: Symmes Valley — Myers 5-6-0 ND — R. Lewis 21 from Mader (Hadsell Total 18-65. Wheelersburg — Schankweil- still wasn't done. Evans fin- "We have Oak Hill next day at a time... Wherever 127; East — Taylor 0-2-1 0. kick) 9:21 er 6-154, Graf 6-38, Shears 12-93, Work- week at home and we're things fall we can't control that RECEIVING: Symmes Valley — Boggs 1- OH — Hale 5 run (Lewis kick) 7:43 man 6-34, Hood 4-27, Dingess 1-6, ished a two-play drive with a 4, Wilson 1-40, Miller 1-39, Patterson 2- INDIVIDUAL STATS O'Brien 3-4, Gifford 1-3, Cowgill 3-(-8), 54-yard run with 3:25 to play going to enjoy this victory but we still have a chance for a 44. East — none. RUSHING: Notre Dame — Saab 2-5, Arthur 2-2. Total 44-353. Records — Symmes Valley 7-0 (2-0); East Bradford 16-41, Milani 2-4, Mader 7-(-14) PASSING: Northwest — Knittel 8-20-2 for the final margin. and go to work on Oak Hill winning season." 3-4 (0-2) Total 27-72. 134. Wheelersburg — Shears 6-9-0 71 PASSING: Notre Dame — Mader 12-23-1 RECEIVING: Northwest — Moore 1-5, 154. Brown 4-59, Crabtree 2-60, Shirey 1-10. RECEIVING: Notre Dame — R. Lewis 8- Wheelersburg — Luster 1-5, Stegman 2- 113, Bradford 2-11, Pierron1-9, R. Lewis 31, Parsley 1-8, Schankweiler 1-23, 32 1- 1-2. 4. Record: Notre Dame 3-4 (0-1); Oak Hill 6- Records: Northwest 2-5 (0-2); Wheelers- "No, I don't think at any that the seven-time third Jimmy Rollins hit the 1 (2-0) burg 5-2 (1-1) Reds time the ball hit him," he baseman threw to second first 100 mph pitch he saw Wheelersburg 44, said through a translator. instead of taking the easy right at Bruce. Bruce said Jackson 26, From Page B1 Northwest 13 Chapman recovered to out at first. His gamble he lost the ball in the lights Ironton 19 3OT the lead crumble faster than fan Ryan Howard on three backfired as Utley was — not the backdrop of The Pirates put points on Chapman's fastball. the scoreboard first with the Jackson and Ironton swings — fastballs at 100- called safe on a close call 40,000 fans waving white needed three overtimes to Chapman, the 22-year- 99-101 mph. and Reds manager Dusty rally towels — and the ball run, then with the pass and old Cuban lefty, couldn't finally with a field goal for decide a winner in Jackson At that point, the Phillies Baker came out for a brief sailed past his glove. Utley on Friday but the Ironmen help the Reds with his 100 only had one more hit argument. Rolen said he scored the tying run and a home win over North- mph heater. He grazed west on Friday. pulled it out. against the Reds (4) than threw to second because he Werth busted home, too, Jackson's Kip Winchester Chase Utley with a pitch to times hit-by-pitch (3). wanted to be aggressive when Phillips dropped the Wheelersburg's Brandon Schankweiler scored twice scored the game-winning open the inning, though "I'm always thinking I against the tying baserunner relay throw for an error. touchdown on a one-yard replays were unclear if the in the opening 12 minutes have control of the game," and he had a shorter throw. Chapman took the loss and finished as the game- score on the first possession ball actually hit the Phillies Chapman said. "But things "I was hoping he was out, while the pitcher he called of the third overtime and star. high rusher with 154 yards. didn't go the way I want." but I don't make the call," his hero growing up in Quarterback Alex Shears the Ironmen's Ty McNelly Chapman didn't need a Then the gaffes piled up. Rolen said. Cuba, Jose Contreras, grabbed a goal-line inter- replay to know the ball threw for 71 yards and two Jayson Werth hit a tough, Then came the play that earned the win. touchdowns, both in the 27- ception to stop the Ironton whizzed past Utley. in-between hop to Rolen had Cincinnati seeing red. point second quarter, and attempt. Scoreboard

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To lions' den that is a packed Ten) survived a 24-13 scare at to stop our passing game. relate it to basketball, and partisan Ohio Stadium, Illinois, but are hoping they Basically it is going to there's that great point the Indiana Hoosiers spent can weather the storm of come down to what it guard (Robinson) that most of this week practicing injuries that have hit them. always comes down to: you can't stop versus a with loud rock music blar- Safeties coach Paul turnovers, big plays and big, overpowering guy ing from the speakers. Haynes said the loss of conversion of downs." (Pryor) that has the ball By comparison, this is what Moeller and another possi- The Indiana-Ohio State in his hands all the time. Ohio State did this week: qui- ble starter, C.J. Barnett, out series has been a mismatch They are both great play- etly try to get healthy. with a knee injury, have left of epic proportions. The ers but it's just different." Nickel back Tyler the secondary scrambling. Buckeyes won the last 15 Meanwhile, the Buck- Moeller, one of the team's "It always gets that way meetings—almostallbyagap- eyes are well aware of the staggering numbers top tacklers, tore a chest when you lose two to sea- ing margin — and haven't lost muscle and became the sec- that the Hoosiers' pass- son-ending injuries," he to the Hoosiers since 1988. ond top defensive back to ing game has been put- said. "We're not there yet — But this doesn't appear to be sidelined for the year. knock on wood — but it's ting up. They rank Tight end Jake Stoneburner be just another Indiana team. fourth nationally in getting close." A week ago, they battled will be out for a second The Hoosiers (3-1, 0-1) passing offense (348 on even terms before falling yards a game) and 13th straight game after a high will try to exploit that sec- ankle sprain. to Michigan thanks to some in scoring (40 points per ondary, if quarterback Ben contest). But it wasn't all bad news Chappell gets enough time last-minute heroics by dual- Neal C. Lauron n MCT for the Buckeyes. Quarter- threat quarterback Denard "You can just see that Ohio State quarterback Terrelle Pryor (2) leaves the game in the third quarter back Terrelle Pryor, who against Ohio State's front there's more weapons seven. Chappell is third in Robinson. This week, the after an injury against Illinois on Saturday, October 2 in Champaign, Illinois. strained a left thigh muscle Hoosiers draw Pryor, anoth- and more explosion and the nation in passing yards they give you more prob- Even though the Hoosiers Illinois," Ohio State corner- in a closer-than-expected er big, fast signal-caller who win at Illinois last week, per game (343), third in com- lems than they seemed to a have traditionally been a back Chimdi Chekwa said. returned to full strength. pletions (29) and fourth in is more dangerous when a year ago," Tressel said, patsy for the Buckeyes, the "We couldn't overlook As coach Jim Tressel put completion percentage (72). play breaks down than when referring to a 33-14 victory current bunch of players Illinois, what makes us it, "He looks ready to rock "Ohio State has a great he's going exactly where that was the Hoosiers' aren't thinking like that. think we can overlook and roll." defense and it will be a he's supposed to. largest loss in Big Ten play "We just went out and Indiana?" So, in a showdown challenge for us," said "Size makes the biggest in 2009. had a tough battle against Bearcats looking to get on upswing against Redhawks By JOE KAY streak of fumbling. fumbled away a chance to RedHawks (3-2) have They've got a quarterback "We had a chance against AP Sports Writer "I carry the ball to class, pull ahead in the closing shown a lot of improvement who already has given the them last year," Dysert said. carry the ball around my minutes. The Bearcats (1-3) in their second season under Bearcats a tough time. "We were getting ready to CINCINNATI — D.J. apartment, anywhere I go," looked like their former coach Michael Haywood, Zac Dysert had the Mid- take it in, and then I threw Woods walked around Woods said. "Just keep it selves for the first time who led them to a 1-11 American Conference team that interception at the end Cincinnati's urban campus high and tight, under my under new coach Butch mark last year. They stayed in position to pull off a big of the drive. I can still see it." all week toting a football chin. We're all making a Jones. with Florida during an upset in Oxford, Ohio last Dysert has been much Can it carry over against under his right arm. joke out of it, but at the opening 34-12 loss, and season. Then a redshirt better the second time much-improved Miami of The nose of the ball was same time we know what have wins over Eastern freshman, he drove Miami around. Over the last 15 needs to be done." Ohio? tucked under his chin when Michigan, Colorado State to the 3-yard line with quarters, Dysert has com- These Bearcats need to "That was a big confi- he went to class or headed get a grip on their season. dence boost," Woods said. and Kent State. Cincinnati clinging to a 23- pleted 73 percent of his for practice. Students did The two-time defending "We knew we could play "Miami comes in with a 13 lead in the third quarter. passes for 836 yards with double-takes. Teammates Big East champions seemed like that. We just have to get football team that's playing He forced a pass that was five touchdowns and only made jokes. The junior to turn a corner when they it rolling. We have higher with a lot of confidence, a intercepted in the end zone, one interception. His 63 receiver kept going, keep- played No. 6 Oklahoma to a expectations for ourselves lot of belief, a lot of moxie and the Bearcats kept their percent career completion ing a tight grip on the ball as near-draw the last time out, now." and rightfully so," Jones perfect season going by percentage ranks second to a way to break his recent falling 31-29 after Woods Miami does, too. The said. pulling away to a 37-13 win. Ben Roethlisberger. Connecticut admits violations in men's basketball By PAT EATON-ROBB made impermissible tele- look forward to fully tion, meals and representa- Calhoun said in his own compliance," because he Associated Press Writer phone calls and text mes- resolving these issues and tion. response that he investigat- took steps to deter the sages as cited by the NCAA restoring our men's basket- As a former team manager, ed whether there was an recruit's relationship with HARTFORD, Conn. — in a May report that fol- ball program to a level of Nochimson is considered a improper relationship Nochimson and did not The University of Connecti- lowed a 15-month investi- unquestioned integrity." representative of UConn's between Nochimson and know that Nochimson pro- cut has admitted its men's gation. It also admits it The allegations stem athletic interests by the the recruit, and warned the vided any benefits. basketball program commit- improperly provided free from the recruitment of for- NCAA and prohibited from player against getting "The university believes ted major NCAA recruiting game tickets to high school mer player Nate Miles, who having contact with Miles or involved with Nochimson. that (Calhoun) has made it a violations and has imposed coaches and others. was expelled from UConn in giving him anything of value. "If a prospect and an priority to work hard and its own sanctions, including A hearing is set for Oct. October 2008 without ever The school said it found agent are going to engage in within the rules and that he two years' probation and a 15 before the NCAA infrac- playing a game for the that the basketball staff conduct violative of NCAA has encouraged compliance loss of one scholarship for tions committee, which could Huskies. He was charged with exchanged more than 1,400 legislation hundreds and with student-athletes, fel- the next two seasons. accept UConn's decision or violating a restraining order in calls and 1,100 text mes- thousands of miles away low coaches, university per- But the university says impose additional penalties. a case involving a woman sages with Nochimson from campus, there is only sonnel and members of the the evidence does not sup- "I am deeply disappoint- who claimed he assaulted her. between June 2005 and so much a head coach can community," the school port the NCAA allegation ed the university is in this The NCAA and the December 2008. do to prevent the conduct," wrote in its response. that coach Jim Calhoun — position," University of school have been investigat- The school's responses to his attorney wrote. The school said improper who has won two national Connecticut President ing the program since short- the allegations, totaling The school sided with calls were made to fewer titles with the Huskies — Philip E. Austin said in a ly after a report by Yahoo! more than 700 pages, were Calhoun saying it does not than 10 recruits and found failed to promote an atmos- statement. "It is clear mis- Sports in March 2009 that given to the NCAA on Sept. agree that he "failed to pro- that Calhoun made only phere for compliance. takes have been made. This former team manager Josh 7, but made public Friday mote an atmosphere of two improper calls. In a report released Fri- is a serious matter, and we Nochimson helped guide after the school redacted day, the school acknowl- have worked in full cooper- Miles to Connecticut, giv- items to comply with feder- edges its basketball staff ation with the NCAA. We ing him lodging, transporta- al education privacy laws. NFL looking into Favre allegations By BARRY WILNER was not aware of either the games included introducing quarterback Ben Roethlis- AP Pro Football Writer NFL's investigation or the the Jets' dance team, asking berger for four games after website's allegations. Bus trivia questions and making he was accused of, but not FLORHAM PARK, N.J. Cook, the agent for the announcements to the charged with, sexually — The NFL said Friday it three-time league MVP, did- crowd. assaulting a 20-year-old would review allegations n't immediately return mes- If the NFL finds that woman at a Georgia college involving the Vikings' Brett sages. Favre violated its personal bar. Favre, who the website Later Friday, Deadspin conduct policy, Favre could Favre, who turns 41 Sun- Deadspin said sent racy reported that Favre also pur- be fined or even suspended. day, and his wife, Deanna, messages and photos to a sued two female massage Commissioner Roger have been married 14 former game hostess while therapists who worked part- Goodell used the policy to years. He became a grand- he was the Jets' quarterback time for the team, according suspend Pittsburgh Steelers father in the spring. in 2008. to one of the women. The league action comes According to Deadspin, one day after the site posted one woman exchanged a video that included below- phone numbers with Favre, the-waist photos, said to be and the other woman told of Favre. the website that the quarter- The Vikings will travel to back sent "nasty" text mes- NewYork to play the Jets on sages and invited both Monday night. women to his hotel room. "We are reviewing the matter," league spokesman On Thursday, Deadspin Greg Aiello said when asked reported that a man alleged about reports that a person to be Favre contacted Sterg- alleged to be Favre sent er on MySpace and began voicemails and lewd pic- leaving her voicemails. The tures to Jenn Sterger. website posted a video of the Asked to respond to the voicemails and several Deadspin report on Thurs- graphic pictures allegedly day, Favre said: "I'm not get- sent to Sterger's cell phone. ting into that. I've got my "Send me a text. Love to hands full with the Jets and see you tonight," one voice- am trying to get some timing mail said. down with our guys, so that's The 26-year-old Sterger, all I'm going to discuss." now a TV personality for Vikings coach Brad Chil- Versus, has a website that dress had no comment after describes her as an actress, Friday's practice. He said he model, writer and television host. 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He is too weak to stand up for himself (12:30)  Top Chef: Just (:45) Top Chef: Just Desserts Housewives Housewives of DC House (BRAV) 71 71 74 Thin Desserts Atlanta Dear Annie: Eight amazement) and com- (OXY) America's Next America's Next America's Next America's Next America's Next America's Next 72 72 - Top Model Top Model Top Model Top Model Top Model Top Model months ago, I started dat- pletely changed his life. ing “Ron.” His wife died He’s now married to an- two months before my Annieʼs other recovering alco- Advice companion passed away. Mailbox holic, and we are all very We started as friends, and Syndicated happy for him. then it became something Columnists Here’s the problem: Changing your name late in life more. We have similar in- Dad thinks anyone who Dear Dr. Brothers: As ments and nice gestures. terests and get along great takes so much as a sip of my 50th birthday ap- This shows you are a person with one exception: Ron’s beer is a raging drunk. He 41-year-old married step- is obsessed with other proaches, I’m thinking about deserving of praise and gen- works. Ron sat there cow- making a change in my life. Ask Dr. erosity. And it’s also great daughter, “Sonya.” people’s drinking habits Brothers Sonya told Ron that he ering while Sonya jumped and gossips about them All my life, I’ve struggled that you recognize that not on his case. He now says with a hard-to-pronounce Syndicated graciously receiving the is not allowed to date any- constantly. I found out one, and any woman he he can’t date me because that Dad thinks some of last name. It has 16 letters, Columnist compliments you deserve is he might go back to his and people are always mas- a problem that you need to sees will not be part of her his family members have family. The first time I met church. I offered to go an alcohol problem. But, sacring it when they attempt work on. It’s not earth-shat- with him. to pronounce it. I want to tering, but it could end up Sonya, she threatened me, Annie, no one has had a saying I would get hurt if Lately, he’s been treat- drink around him for 20 change it, but I worry about advance whether you really robbing you of some of the ing me like dirt. He does- it causing a great deal of has- want to make a permanent warm well-wishes you’ve anything happened to Ron. years out of respect for his Ron just sat there and n’t call and won’t do sobriety and a fear that sle so late in life — plus it change — one that could been getting, for as you anything with me, and if I probably would upset my mean even more hassles clearly realize, it’s not polite made no effort to stand up he’d relapse. for us as a couple. see him, he acts distracted He seems to be envious very proud family. — C.S. than spelling your name as to treat a compliment or nice and makes me feel bad for Dear C.S.: Have you you have had to do for so gesture in such a way that Since then, Ron has bro- of people who can have a ken up with me three wanting to be with him. I drink. Do all recovering considered getting married? many years. If you do this, the giver wishes she or he have fallen in love with That’s the quickest route to a there is a good chance that hadn’t bothered in the first times because Sonya pres- alcoholics feel this way? sured him. The last time Ron and don’t want to We aren’t the type of fam- name change that won’t members of your family place! And the fewer com- lose him. Do you think he upset the family. If you sim- may not understand or for- pliments you receive, the was when she criticized ily to discuss personal him for taking me to see is cheating? — Hope- things, but we feel Dad ply know that there is no give you. If you have chil- more you will think you did- lessly Confused way your proud family will dren, it will complicate their n’t deserve them anyway. the Fourth of July fire- owes all of us an apology Dear Hopeless: No. for everything he put us understand about a name lives as well. And they may We think he is tightly change unless you are going really be attached to the through. Is this too much Crypto wrapped around Sonya’s to ask? He is 74 and gets to be a bride, then tell them name you are trying to shed. Quote finger. She completely you are thinking of marriage Dear Dr. Brothers: How hurt easily. — Perplexed A X Y D L B A A X R controls him, and he per- Dear Perplexed: Alco- simply in order to make that can I break out of the habit is L O N G F E L L mits it because he is too happen. They probably will of not responding well to holics Anonymous encour- One letter stands for another. In this sample, A is used for weak to stand up for him- ages its members to be so taken aback by the compliments or nice ges- the three L’s, X for the two O’s, etc. Single letter, apostro- self, let alone you. This means you are willing to go tures? Every time someone apologize to those they phes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. relationship is going may have hurt due to their to in order to get rid of that tries to do something nice Each dat the code letters are diferent. nowhere. Unless Ron de- albatross around your neck for me — like offer to buy drinking. Yes, Dad may be velops a backbone, you envious of those who that they will back off a bit. me a drink — or gives me a Q E Q U G C J N Q S S K Y X Q N Q A will lose every time. Do Do some research on your compliment on my work or drink, but it is also possi- yourself a favor and cut ble he needs to see his family name to see if you how I look, I always have T V A C Y A Q K M M Y Q S U X him loose. can draw upon any appro- doctor. Sometimes para- the same response: I feel my X J E Y A C K U B C Y N Q U M Y Q S U Dear Annie: I grew up priate middle names before face become very flushed, noid thoughts can be in- in a large family where al- dicative of dementia. you X out the name on your and I stammer to change the K U U J J A C Y S G Q V . cohol was part of the family tree. Then you could subject. I really want to Suggest he make an ap- — E Q S Z A G Q K U lifestyle. My parents were pointment, and offer to go go by just your first and change this, as it’s been hap- major alcoholics. Mom middle name. Changing pening my entire life. Please with him. Also contact Al- Yesterday’s Cryptoquote: HEALTHY CHILDREN WILL died five years ago. Dad your name legally will be a help. — F.P. Anon (al-anon.alateen.org) NOT FEAR LIFE IF THEIR ELDERS HAVE IN- eventually saw the light hassle, but it certainly could Dear F.P.: It is great that at 1-888-4AL-ANON for TEGRITY ENOUGH NOT TO FEAR DEATH. — and got sober (to our be done. 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