SERVING THE OHIO VALLEY SINCE 1852 www.portsmouth-dailytimes.com FRIDAY, JULY 30, 2010 Vol. 159 • No. 66 • 50 cents daily/$1.25 Sunday City To Clean Up Mold In Police Dept. BY FRANK LEWIS “A company came in for environ- review it and she took pictures and PDT STAFF WRITER mental testing last week and took told us that when mold exists, some samples, but my understand- which it does there, and in other Portsmouth Police Department ing is that the Mayor’s office told parts of our building, that we can employees have been experiencing them once the environmental peo- have it tested, but it doesn’t really illness which they attribute to ple told them it was mold, they told matter about the test. The same black mold, and they say them there’s no need to test it. So thing applies. You need to remove Portsmouth Mayor Jane Murray is she stopped the analysis.” it, and move forward with cleaning refusing to have samples tested. Murray said her reason for not and so forth,” she said. However, Murray said tests are not having the samples tested was that Julie Weaver of Brown Consult- needed, because once mold is once it is identified as mold it ing Services, LLC sent an e-mail to identified, it needs to simply be should be removed. Beaumont on July 21, which said removed. She said the chief brought it to “Normally, we tell clients that if “There have been five people so her attention and she had City you can see mold, you have mold. far who have been experiencing Service Director Bill Beaumont Don’t bother testing for it but headaches, sinus problems, respi- contact Brown Environmental in rather focus your efforts cleaning it Frank Lewis ■ Daily Times ratory problems,” Portsmouth Wheelersburg. One example of mold growing at the Police Chief Charles Horner said. “He sent one of his inspectors to See MOLD, A5 Portsmouth City Police Department. Closing Down LUCKY DOGS SOMC Working DOW JONES To Correct EPA 10,467.16 -31 Violation

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Portsmouth Mayor Jane Murray INSIDE says Southern Ohio Medical Cen- ter has received a notice of viola- tion from the Environmental Pro- tection Agency. Murray said she met Wednesday with Portsmouth City Solicitor Mike Jones, Steve Canter of Envi- ronmental Engineering Services, and Temporary Assistant Director of Wastewater Randy Nickles to determine what the city would do about what the Mayor says is a problem with solid waste getting Senior Section into sewers at Southern Ohio Med- PDT highlights senior life ical Center. ■ INSIDE TODAY “I didn’t realize that the Ohio See SOMC, A5 Weather Submitted photo Today M. SunnyHigh 85 Two puppies were found in New Boston on Tuesday, left in a box in somebody’s trash. The dogs have been res- More Ohio cued and sent to a foster home, and the village is cracking down on animal abandonment. TonightP. CloudyLow 61 Voting By Mail High Low Outlook Workers Recover Abandoned Puppies In Trash SAT 81 61 Showers Means More SUN 89 69 P. Sunny BY RYAN SCOTT garbage men discovered them in Hamilton took the two dogs to a box left in the trash behind Sierra’s Haven but he was told MON 90 69 M. Clear OTTNEY Mistakes PDT STAFF WRITER someone’s residence in New they can’t accept pit bulls. Then TUE 91 70 P. Sunny Boston. Shawnee Animal Clinic told him THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Employees of the New Boston “People just dropped them off to take the dogs to the pound. Service Department were stunned hoping that we would just pick up “I took them to the dog pound CLEVELAND — Elections Tuesday morning when they their box and put them in the and I asked the lady there what officials in major Ohio counties found two live puppies left in garbage truck and just kill them,” they were going to do with them, say a surge in people voting by someone’s trash. The dogs have Hamilton said. “What words are and she said pit bulls they can’t mail has been accompanied by a now been placed in a foster home, there to describe something like usually give away, so they was rise in ballot errors that cost time but Village Administrator and this? This is truly cruelty to ani- going to be put down Tuesday,” and money. Code Enforcement Officer Steve mals.” he said. More than 6,000 voters in the Hamilton is furious and disgusted He already knows that it was The dog pound put Hamilton in county that includes Cleveland that someone could treat animals not the homeowner in whose contact with Linda Gilliam of the made mistakes with mail-in ballots this way. trash the dogs were discovered, for the May primary. Some left off Obituaries The two pit bull pups were because he has been out of town See DOGS, A5 • Paul Dalton nearly emaciated by the time for a long while. See VOTES, A5 • Edna Martin • Lonnie Miller • Clyde Mullens Ohio Town Drops • Velda Pfleger • Shelba Strickland Proposed Car Smoking Ban See Page A2 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS decided to drop his support for the ban because he found more “public Index WASHINGTON C.H. — An interest” in the proposal than he Advice ...... B5 Local...... A2-6 Ohio community has pulled back ever expected. Calendar ..A2 Lotteries....B2 on banning smoking in cars when Before the council meeting, children are passengers. about 10 people held a noisy street Class ...... B6-7 Puzzles ....B4 The city council in Washington corner protest against the ban. They Comics...... B4 Sports ....B1-2 Court House gave tentative held signs with messages including Education A4 TV ...... B5 approval to the proposal on a 4-2 “Say no to more government con- vote July 14. But Wednesday night, trol” and “What’s next? Your Frank Lewis ■ Daily Times the measure was put aside because home?” two council members decided to The plan’s supporters had said Rollin’ On The River change their earlier yes votes. their goal was to protect children BB RiverBoats’ The Belle of Cincinnati summer tour reached Portsmouth Councilman Ben Roby says he from secondhand smoke. Thursday, with lunch, dinner and sightseeing tours being offered. Fork - N - Finger Bring This Coupon for Come In For Our Daily Lunch & Dinner Specials 10% Off 1701 Jackson Street 353-8500 FREE DELIVERY! Monday - Saturday 11-8 A2 Friday, July 30, 2010 Portsmouth Daily Times LOCAL Obituaries Calendar For all of Your Edna Clotine Today Silk Floral Needs Martin, 84 • Greenup County School Dis- Making Your House A Home 740-574-0777 trict, summer camps for students 7958 OHIO RIVER RD., WHEELERSBURG, OH (across from Lowes) Edna Clotine Martin, 84, entering kindergarten this fall with of St. Petersburg, Fla., for- informational sessions for parents, 3980 Rhodes Ave., New Boston, merly of South Webster, McKell Elementary School, 28978 Today, why not try ... died Sunday, July 25, 2010. noon. U.S. 23, South Shore, Ky., 9 a.m.- • Elks City Club, KENO, games, Bird walk, meeting at She was born Feb. 15, noon. 1926, in Scioto Furnace, socializing, Fourth Street, 5 p.m. Shawnee State Lodge • Monthly clothing give-away, until closing. porch, Shawnee State Ohio, a daughter of the late clothing in all sizes, no proof of Charles Elmer and Ethel • Alcoholics Anonymous, open Park, Ohio 125, West income, bring plastic bags, enter discussion Wheelersburg Hope Portsmouth, 9:30 a.m.; Yeley Kaltenbach. She was by side entrance on Center Street, a graduate of South Webster Group, Wheelersburg Medical visit nature center, learn First Church of the Nazarene, 3962 Center, Ohio River Road, behind High School and attended about snakes, turtle and Rhodes Ave., New Boston, 9-11 Little Caesar’s Pizza, Wheelers- Bloom Freewill Baptist lizards, Nature Center, a.m. burg, 6 p.m. Turkey Creek Boat Church. • Scioto County Health Depart- • Bingo, sponsored by 14th Ramp, Ohio 125, noon-3 She is survived by her ment, walk-in childhood immuniza- Street Community Center, 17th p.m.; meeting at nature husband, Marvin Edwin Lonnie Miller, 79 Velda Pfleger, 89 tions, $10 per immunization, Ohio Street Armory, 17th Street, 6:30 center for fun family Martin; a son, Mark Edwin Medicaid accepted, none refused Lonnie Gene Miller, 79, Velda Pfleger, 89, of Min- p.m.; doors open, 4:30 p.m. foray, 3 p.m.; movie, Martin of Eastlake, Ohio; for inability to pay, Room 211, • Narcotics Anonymous, the Win campground, Roosevelt of Otway, went to be with ford, died Wednesday, July two daughters, Cozette Pet- Scioto County Courthouse, 602 the Lord on Wednesday, 28, 2010, at Elbrooke Pavil- the Battle group, meeting, 1301 Lake, Ohio 125, dusk. tyjohn and husband Mickey Seventh St., 9-11 a.m. Findlay St., 7 p.m. July 28, 2010. lion in Minford. of Clearwater, Fla., and • Consumers Helping Con- He was born on Feb. 20, Born Dec. 4, 1920, in New • Alcoholics Anonymous, Belle- Gallia St., 8 p.m.; drawing, 9 p.m. Kathy Benson and husband sumers Thrift Shop, pen, 725 Fifth 1931, in Williamson, W.Va., Boston, she was the daughter fonte Behavioral Health Center, St. • James Dickey Post American Dennis of St. Petersburg, St., 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Christopher Drive, Russell, Ky., 7 p.m. Legion, disc jockey, 705 Court St., to the late Hursel and Nettie of the late Ora McKinley and Fla.; a sister, Mildred Frazie Ann Miller. In addition to Esta (Kallner) Wells. She • Veterans Helping Veterans • Reformers Unanimous, Christ- 8:30-11:30 p.m.; drawing, 10 p.m. of Wheelersburg; two To submit items, mail at least his parents, he was preced- was of the Christian faith and and Others Thrift Shop, open, centered addictions program, brothers, Arthur Kaltenbach a week in advance of meeting to ed in death by a brother, for many years led the 1525 Harrisonville Ave., 10 a.m.-4 Franklin Furnace Independent of Kettering, Ohio, and Baptist Church, 100 Seneak Ave., Calendar, Daily Times, 637 Sixth Donald Miller of Chilli- Methodist Youth Fellowship p.m. Darrell Kaltenbach of West • Summer reading program Franklin Furnace, 7-9 p.m. St., Portsmouth, OH 45662-0581. cothe. with her husband at the for- Union, Ohio; five grand- wrap-up, Greenup County Public • Alcoholics Anonymous, 12&12 Items can be e-mailed to pdt- Lonnie was a loving hus- mer Minford Methodist children and two great- Library, 614 Main St., Greenup, Group, open lead, All Saints Epis- news@portsmouth- band and dad. Church. She and her hus- grandchildren. Ky.; book sale, 11:30 a.m.; pizza copal Church, Fourth and Court dailytimes.com. Include in writ- He is survived by his wife band owned and operated She was also preceded in party, 13:30 p.m.; movie “Shark streets, 8 p.m. ing the names of the club or of 62 years, Darlene Pfleger’s General Store in death by a brother, Ray- Tale,” 1 p.m. • Narcotics Anonymous, open, sponsoring organization, time, (Maddy) Miller whom he Minford for many years and mond Kaltenbach. • Alcoholics Anonymous, As Bill step and tradition, nonsmoking, day, date and complete address married on June 4, 1949. she was a charter member of Services will be 11 a.m. Sees It, closed discussion, Findlay Stop the Insanity Group, in right of event planned. For an item to Also surviving are a son, the James Irwin Post Ladies Saturday, July 31, 2010, at Street United Methodist Church, front room, New Boston Communi- be repeated in the Calendar, a Lonnie Ray Miller of Auxiliary American Legion. D.W. Swick Funeral Home 13th and Findlay streets, noon. ty Center, 3980 Rhodes Ave., New new notice must be mailed in for Otway; three daughters, She is survived by one in South Webster, with Pas- • Stop the Insanity Group of Boston, 8 p.m. each meeting date. The Times Linda Ackley and Wanda daughter, Mary Jo Pfleger tor Paul Hagen officiating. Narcotics Anonymous, meeting, • Russell D. Williams Post will not hold items for repeated Stamper, both of Otway, of Minford; one sister, Etta Burial will be at South New Boston Community Center, American Legion, karaoke, 950 use. Please do not call in items. and Brenda (Roger) McAl- Skaggs of Wheelersburg; Webster Cemetery. Visita- lister of Rarden, Ohio; one one brother, Clarence Wells tion will be Friday 5 to 7 Local brother, Hursel Miller Jr. of of Minford; and many p.m. and Saturday 10 to 11 Briefs Cincinnati, Ohio; eight nieces and nephews. a.m. at D.W. Swick in in both English and Irish gram will kick-off at 5 grandchildren, Chrystal In addition to her parents, South Webster. Jaycees plans Liles, Michael Miller, Chad she was preceded in death by Gaelic. In addition to the p.m. Aug. 3 at the ACS Online condolences to rummage sale five-part harmonies from Cancer Resource Center, (Joni) Miller, Misty Ackley, her husband of 56 years, dwswickfuneralhome.com. Melinda (Terry) Crothers, Ralph Pfleger, on Dec. 4, The Portsmouth Area the Doyles and Markleys, located inside the SOMC Rodney Stamper, Tracy 1995; two brothers, Isaac Shelba Jaycees will have a rum- the band soars through Cancer Center, 1121 Kin- (Steven) Mullins, and Bill “Bill” Wells and Major Jack mage sale starting at 8 everything from fiery neys Lane. McAllister; and 12 great- Wells; a sister, Violet Owens; Strickland, 70 a.m. Saturday at 2033 Irish reels to Gypsy fiddle “The American Cancer grandchildren, Chris, Tyler, and a nephew, Anthony Wells. Shelba Jean Strickland, Gallia St. A portion of tunes with the help of Society’s Man to Man Eric, Nathan, Jamie, Taylor, The family would like to 70, of Jackson, died the proceeds will be more than thirty different program helps men and Alexis, Ethan, Hailey, Sky- give a special thank you to all Wednesday, July 28, 2010, donated to the Kathyrn instruments on stage. The their families cope with lar, Terry Dean, and Addi- the employees at Elbrooke at her home. Guy Family. instrumental selections prostate cancer,” Anna son. Pavillion in Minford and Service will be 11 a.m. are fueled by the twin fid- Cardenas, volunteer coor- Lonnie was a Baptist Barry at SOMC Hospice. Saturday at Eisnaugle- SOMACC presents dles of Elizabeth Blicken- dinator and board presi- minister for many years, Funeral services will be Lewis Funeral Home in Lone Raven staff and Kara Markley, dent for the ACS Cancer Jackson, with interment in Mark Richards’ explosive Resource Center, said. and former pastor of the conducted at 2 p.m. Saturday, The Southern Ohio Old Hoffer Hill Baptist July 31, 2010, at Erwin-Dod- Monroe Cemetery. Friends rhythm section, and the “Man to Man provides a may call 4 to 8 p.m. Friday Museum will present the haunting, expressive comfortable setting Church. He was a member son-Allen Funeral Home in popular, highly acclaimed of the AFLCIO of America, Minford, with the Rev. Don at the funeral home. whistle airs played by among peers for discus- Columbus band, Lone Craig Markley. sion, education and sup- past president of Local Pfleger officiating. Burial Raven, as the final show No.134, and retired in 1994 will be at St. Johns Cemetery Paul Dalton, 89 Tickets are priced at $6 port through the recovery of this year’s Cream of after 42 years of service in Jackson County. Friends Paul Daniel Dalton, 89, for museum members, process.” with Waller Brothers Stone may call at the funeral home of Ironton, died Tuesday, the Concert Series at 7:30 seniors and students and The Man to Man sup- Co. in McDermott. from noon to 2 p.m. Saturday July 27, 2010, at an Ash- tonight. $9 for the general public. port group will meet on He will be deeply missed before the service. land, Ky., care center. The seven-person band Tickets may be available the first Tuesday of every by family and many friends. In lieu of flowers donations Service will be 3 p.m. features the father/daugh- at the door prior to the month. Specialists in vari- Funeral services will be 2 may be made to SOMC Hos- Friday at Phillips Funeral ter duo of Craig and Kara concert, but “Lone Raven ous fields related to p.m. Sunday, Aug. 1, 2010, at pice, 2201 25th St., Home in Ironton, with Markley, the often sells out in prostate cancer will share the Old Hoffer Hill Baptist Portsmouth, OH 45662, or interment in Woodland mother/daughters trio of advance,” according to information on medical Church, with Pastor George Sierra’s Haven, 80 Easter Cemetery. Friends may Hilda, Heather and museum director Pegi topics and quality of life Vastine officiating. Burial Drive, Portsmouth, OH 45662. call from 12:30 to 3 p.m. Stephanie Doyle, and ace Wilkes. issues. American Cancer will follow in the New Hoffer Online condolences may Friday at the funeral musicians and long-time ACS offers Society trained facilitators Hill Baptist Cemetery. be sent to www.edafh.com. home. friends, Elizabeth Blick- will lead the group. Friends may call Saturday enstaff and Sid Omasta. Prostate Cancer To register, call the from 5 to 9 p.m. at the Botkin Distinctive vocal stylings Support Group ACS Cancer Resource Funeral Home in Otway. Service Schedule highlight each concert, Center at (740) 356-7606. with Kara Markley, The American Cancer Registered participants www.botkinfuneralser- • Geneva May — Interment in Woodland vice.com Portsmouth native Hilda Society (ACS) will offer a will then be contacted by Graveside services 10:30 Cemetery. Fenton Doyle, Heather prostate cancer education a Man to Man facilitator Clyde William a.m. Friday at Gardner • Brady Timberlake — Doyle and Stephanie and support group called for more information. Cemetery at Waverly. Casual open house in his Doyle performing songs Man to Man. The pro- From PDT Staff reports Mullens, 85 Arrangements by Boyer honor noon to 3 p.m. Satur- Clyde William Mullens, Funeral Home in Waverly. day at Maloneton Volun- 85, of Trenton, Mich., died • Marvin Circle — 11 teer Firehouse, Ky. 7, Correction Meetings Monday, July 26, 2010, at a.m. Friday at Kuhner- South Shore, Ky. In the July 29 edition of the his residence. Lewis Funeral Home in • Ray Madden — 2 p.m. Monday Tuesday Oak Hill. Interment in Saturday at Millers Run Portsmouth Daily Times, an He was born Sept. 20, arrest story regarding Bryan K. • Morgan Township • Scioto County Board C.M. Cemetery. United Methodist Church. 1924, in Scioto Furnace, Farmer listed his address as trustees, meeting, Senior of Commissioners, meet- • Mary Crabtree Ohio, a son of the late — 11 Interment in Jacobs Ceme- 358A Hastings Hill Road, Center, 7106 Big Bear ing, Room 107, Scioto Clyde and Ethel Brown a.m. Friday at Botkin tery. Callers 5 to 8 p.m. Fri- Portsmouth. Farmer does not Creek Road, Lucasville, County Courthouse, 602 Mullens. Funeral Home in Otway. day at Erwin-Dodson- live at that address. 7 p.m. Seventh St., 9:30 a.m. He is survived by two Interment in in Rushtown Allen Funeral Home in The Portsmouth Daily Times is • Clay Township • Porter Township sons, James Robert Mullens Cemetery. Minford and 1 to 2 p.m. dedicated to correcting errors trustees, regular meeting, trustees, meeting, meet- and Bruce Eugene Mullens; • David Hayes — 11 Saturday at the church. as promptly as possible. Any- Clay Senior Center, ing hall, Administrative two daughters, Beverly Jean a.m. Friday at LDS Church • Christopher Bullion one with information concern- North Arrowhead Drive, Building, 1536 Dogwood Rose and Susan Marie Mul- in Dolan Springs, Ariz., — Memorial service at 7 ing inaccurate information in U.S. 23 overpass, 7 p.m. Ridge Road, Wheelers- lens; 18 grandchildren; 23 with burial in Chloride, p.m. Aug. 2 at Jackson the Portsmouth Daily Times • Valley Local Board of burg, 6 p.m. great-grandchildren; and Ariz. Middle School Auditori- can call t(740) 353-3101, ext. Education, special session • Scioto Soil and Water one sister, Wilma Mullens. • Jennye Keith — 11:30 um. Arrangements by Eis- 244 or e-mail the information to consider staffing, budg- Conservation District, In addition to his parents, a.m. Saturday at Gate of naugle-Lewis Funeral to pdtnews@portsmouth-daily- eting, and etc., Valley board meeting, Scioto he was preceded in death by Heaven Cemetery, Mont- Home in Jackson. times.com High School, 18215 Ohio SWCD Office, 12167A his wife, Naomi Jean Bais- gomery. Callers 9 to 11 728, Lucasville, 8 p.m.. Ohio 104, Lucasville. den Mullens. a.m. Saturday at Vorhis and Funeral services will be Ryan Funeral Home, conducted at 10 a.m. Satur- 11365 Springfield Pike, Fork - N - Finger day, July 31, 2010, at Harri- Springdale. $ 00 son-Pyles Funeral Home in • Joyce Kerns — 11 Come In For Wheelersburg, with Pastor a.m. Friday at Phillips Our Daily 3,000 REWARD Jimmy Rose officiating. Bur- Funeral Home in Ironton. ial will be at Memorial Bur- Lunch & Dinner On the recovery and ial Park in Wheelersburg. Classifieds Specials Friends may call at the funer- arrest of the person or al home from 3 to 8 p.m. Fri- work! 1701 Jackson St. 353-8500 Mon.-Sat. 11-8 Free Delivery day and one-half hour before (740) 353-3101 persons that have stolen the service on Saturday. a 250 CRF Dirt Bike on July 10 - from Weidner Rd. in Wheelersburg. All info will be kept confidential. CALL 357-9826 LOCAL & NATION Portsmouth Daily Times Friday, July 30, 2010 A3

costs about $500 (per dog) information of who these Dogs each year. dogs belonged to, or who Local man charged In the meantime, abandoned them in the vil- From Page A1 Gilliam is continuing her lage, please contact either Pike County Humane investigation to discover himself at (740) 456-4106, Society, and she has who illegally abandoned or the New Boston Police in trafficking drugs already made arrange- the dogs. Department at (740) 456- ments for one of the dogs “The box that they come 4109. By FRANK LEWIS ing complaints of Hanshaw ligram Oxycodone tablets. to be fostered and the in, (the person) left a ship- Gilliam has also filed PDT Staff Writer selling Oxycodone at 1404 He was arrested. The 17- other will be adopted in ping label on there. So I paperwork with an attor- 16th St., Apartment D1. year-old was left with her Scioto County. know where the dogs ney to incorporate a Scioto Another Portsmouth man When detectives arrived, mother. “You can have a pit bull come from, or at least County Humane Society has been arrested for traf- they found Hanshaw and An arrest is merely an if you properly confine where the box comes with the Ohio Secretary of ficking in Oxycodone. his 17-year-old girlfriend accusation. All arrestees them. If you keep a dog from. That gives me a State’s office. She said Joseph S. Hanshaw, 31, on the parking lot. should be presumed inno- outside — any dog that’s starting point, and it’s anyone interested in join- of 2503 Richie St., is Officers conducted a pat cent until and unless the on the vicious dog list — from a company here in ing can attend their public charged with trafficking in down of Hanshaw, and said government proves their they have to be in a kennel Pike County,” Gilliam meetings on every third drugs included in schedule they felt what they thought guilt beyond a reasonable with a top on it, and you said. Thursday of the month at one or two and Possession was a pill container. Upon doubt in court. have to carry the $100,000 According the New 6 p.m. at the New Boston of drugs schedule one or the request of Detective liability insurance per Boston Village Codified Community Center on two substance. Josh Justice, Hanshaw FRANK LEWIS can be dog,” Gilliam explained. Ordinances, it is a misde- Rhodes Avenue. Portsmouth Police removed the container reached at (740) 353-3101, She said many people meanor in the second Department Narcotics Unit from his pocket. Officers ext. 232 or flewis@heartland- think that their homeown- degree for any owner of a RYAN SCOTT OTTNEY can detectives were investigat- said it contained 30 15-mil- publications.com er’s insurance will cover a domestic animal to aban- be reached at (740) 353-3101, pit bull attack, but it does don their animal within ext. 235, or e-mail not. She said it requires the village. Hamilton rottney@heartlandpublica- As many as 6,600 additional coverage, and asked that anyone with tions.com.

Votes process can be costly. The Times Arlington graves mixed up Officials are already From Page A1 urging that mail-in bal- E-edition By ANNE FLAHERTY sight panel on the Senate “The notion that you necessary signatures or lot instructions be fol- Associated Press Writer Homeland Security and would come in here and information, while lowed carefully for the Everything Government Reform Com- act like you didn’t know nearly 100 even forgot November election. cover to cover County elections WASHINGTON — Esti- mittee, said Thursday that about it until a month ago to include their ballot for 25 cents daily mates of the number of her investigation has is offensive. You did know in the envelope. officials in Columbus graves that might be revealed far higher esti- about it, and you did noth- Cuyahoga (ky-uh- say simpler rules on your affected by mix-ups at mates of the number of ing,” McCaskill said. HOH’-guh) County would cut down on computer. Arlington National Ceme- graves affected. A visibly frustrated Sen. elections workers try to slip-ups. Any changes www.portsmouth- tery grew from hundreds to McCaskill, a Missouri Scott Brown abruptly fix errors so votes can would be up to the dailytimes.com as many as 6,600 on Democrat, said she ended his questioning. be counted, and the Ohio Legislature. Thursday, as the ceme- believes that between “I’d have a lot of fun tery’s former superintend- 4,900 and 6,600 graves with you in a deposition ent blamed his staff and a may be unmarked or mis- because I don’t think we’re lack of resources for the labeled on cemetery maps. getting straight talk here,” scandal that forced his Kathryn Condon, who said Brown, R-Mass. ouster. was hired to fix the ceme- Higginbotham testified SCIOTO John Metzler, who ran tery’s problems, testified in general about his tenure Portsmouth the historic military burial that the Army was still try- at the cemetery but left the Daily Times ground for 19 years, said ing to determine exactly hearing early after assert- he accepts “full responsi- how many burial sites ing his Fifth Amendment READERS bility” for the problems. could be affected. But, she right not to respond to COUNTY’S READERS’ CHOICE But he also denied some said, “I am confident there many of the lawmakers’ of the findings by Army are probably other map more pointed questions. AWARDS investigators and suggest- errors” beyond the 211 As deputy superintend- ed cemetery employees sites initially identified by ent who ran day-to-day and poor technology were Army investigators. operations at the cemetery, BEST to blame for remains that Metzler said an inspec- Higginbotham is accused may have been misidenti- tor general finding that of directly contributing to fied or misplaced. He said more than 100 graves the chaos. While Army the system used to track lacked a headstone or bur- officials have described Cast Your grave sites relied mostly ial card was not entirely Metzler as an ineffective on a complicated paper accurate and that it was manager who turned a trail vulnerable to error. mostly internal working blind eye to the cemetery’s “Personally it is very maps used by cemetery problems, investigators Vote! painful for me that our employees that were mis- accuse Higginbotham of team at Arlington did not labeled. botching contracts and cre- perform all aspects of its Metzler insisted that dis- ating an “unhealthy orga- In order to find the best people, places and food the mission to the high stan- crepancies on those maps nizational climate” for dard required,” he told a wouldn’t necessarily affect employees. the area, the Portsmouth Daily Times asks readers Senate panel. He was sub- operations. When asked whether he poenaed to testify. He also said any prob- was aware of problems at of the Daily Times to cast your ballot and decide. Metzler and his deputy, lems that came up over the the cemetery, Higginboth- Thurman Higginbotham, years were quickly fixed am said: “It was always The winner in each category will be featured in a were forced to retire after and suggested he was sur- conceptual that anything Army investigators found prised by the findings of the done by hand for 40-plus special edition tabloid to be published in the Daily that as many as 211 graves Army’s Inspector General. years, that there would Times on Sunday, September 5th entitled "Scioto were unmarked or misiden- His testimony angered have to be some errors tified. The report by the and confused lawmakers. somewhere.” County's Best: The Readers' Choice." Army Inspector General’s office accused Metzler of repeatedly failing to ensure burials were being done Make your voice heard! Let's make this list of the properly and of failing to respond after unmarked "best of the best" a true reflection of the views of graves were discovered. Sen. Claire McCaskill, ALL Scioto County residents. Look for the full page chairwoman of an over- ballot in the Daily Times on these dates:

Ousted USDA employee Sherrod plans to sue blogger *Sunday, August 1 By JESSE WASHINGTON AP National Writer *Sunday, August 8 SAN DIEGO — Ousted Agriculture Department employee Shirley Sherrod Fill out your ballot and mail or said Thursday she will sue a conservative blogger who drop it off at: posted a video edited in a way that made her appear racist. Sherrod was forced to resign last week as director of rural development in Georgia after Andrew Breit- bart posted the edited video online. In the full video, Sherrod, who is black, 637 Sixth Street spoke to a local NAACP group about racial reconcil- Portsmouth, Ohio 45662 iation and overcoming her initial reluctance to help a white farmer. THIS 2009 FIRST-PLACE WINNER WOULD APPRECIATE Speaking Thursday at the YOUR VOTE AGAIN THIS YEAR... National Association of Black Journalists conven- tion, Sherrod said she Category: Look for the would definitely sue over NURSING HOME “Reader’s the video that took her remarks out of context. Choice” Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack has since offered supplement in Sherrod a new job in the department. She has not your decided whether to accept. September 5th Sherrod said she had not received an apology from newspaper! Breitbart and no longer wanted one. A4 Sunday, May 2, 2010 Portsmouth Daily Times EDUCATION Charlton named Ambassador for OU Engineers College John Charlton Jr., son of new, non-radioactive tech- John and Rebecca nology for assessing Charlton of West skeletal health by analyz- Portsmouth, was recently ing mechanical vibrations selected to a prestigious in human bone. In addi- position as an tion, he has been elected Ambassador for the Ohio president of the Russ University Russ College College Student Advisory of Engineering. The Board, which is charged Engineering Ambassadors with representing the stu- are a select group of engi- dent body in policy mat- neering students responsi- ters in the college. ble for recruiting students; Charlton, a 2005 grad- SOMC Honors Local Pre-Med Students with Celebration helping promote the Russ uate of Portsmouth West Southern Ohio Medical Center recently held a Pre-Med Celebration July 8 at the SOMC Friends Community Center. Local stu- College to alumni, corpo- High School, is a senior dents enrolled in medical school for the fall of 2010 and those applying to medical school in 2011 were invited to the special rations, and foundations; at Ohio University dou- dinner. SOMC presented the students with a Stedman’s Medical Dictionary. Participating at the Pre-Med Celebration are, left and acting as representa- ble majoring in mechani- to right, front row, Drew Gaydos, Herbie Otworth, Chelsea Anderson, Cody Horn and Stephen Snodgrass; and, back row, tives for their department. cal engineering and Samantha Yelley, Carrie Dunham and Gerad Gray. The ambassadors are cho- applied mathematics and Source: Kristen Wickham, marketing communication specialist sen by the Russ College will be graduating in the dean, faculty from each spring. John plans to Russ College department, attend graduate school and current Engineering where he will pursue his Hood joins OSP Academy Ambassadors. masters with a concentra- Brady Hood, son of entire week in many Charlton has also been tion in energy. Heather Smith of Kenton patrol-related educational selected to be a research Source: Rebecca and Dwayne Hood of activities while actually assistant developing a Charlton Lucasville, recently living at the academy. attended Junior Cadet Before attending Junior Week at the Ohio State Cadet Week, Hood attend- Patrol Academy in ed Buckeye Boys State at Columbus. Cadets Bowling Green encountered a typical University campus learn- week at the training acad- ing first hand about state emy to enhance their edu- government. At Boys cation of the career of a State, he received a law enforcement officer. Government Excellence The program is designed Award along with a to give young participants $1,000 savings bon. He better insight into the also was selected as an challenges faced by offi- alternate to represent cers and first-hand experi- Ohio at Boys Nation in ence with the work they Washington D.C. do. The cadets spent the Source: Dwayne Hood Smart Spending: Lessons from back-to-school buying Crump awarded $500 scholarship Florence Crump, left, and Karen Mullins, right, members of By ANNE clothing and supplies. National Association, sug- sories so they’re sure the South Shore (Ky.) Quilt Festival Committee presented a DʼINNOCENZIO Jacob Gold, a certified gests letting children buy what’s hip and what they $500 scholarship to Lindsy Wells, center, of Greenup AP Retail Writer financial planner in something extra with need. This can help defuse County High School. She is a daughter of Jimmy and Sherrie Scottsdale, Ariz., recom- money left over after they some kids’ sense they’re Wells of South Shore. NEW YORK — mends using a debit card buy those necessities. entitled to new shoes just Source: Florence Crump Shopping for back-to- or cash so kids see how 4. GET THE MOST because it’s fall, Gold school items for your ele- quickly the money disap- BANG FOR EACH says. mentary school children, pears. BUCK: Talk about seek- “By explaining that a but afraid of a fight in the “They have to learn to ing discounts and using dollar is difficult to earn, SSU professor presents jeans aisle? live within the certain coupons, and show teens you can take children Parents who hope to threshold,” said Gold. and preteens how to com- from the mentality of enti- at national science keep a lid on spending can 2. KNOW WHAT YOU pare prices online at sites tlement to the savers’ soften the edge by plan- HAVE: Go through your like pricegrabber.com and mentality,” he says. fiction conference ning the back-to-school child’s closet to find out dealtime.com. 5. BE CHARITABLE. budget with kids, shop- what fits and what doesn’t But also remember that If you’re getting rid of Darren Harris-Fain, walks, flying cars, and ping together and teaching — and what needs to be a 20-cent notebook may clothes your kids grew out Ph.D., English professor at other inventions were fea- them how to separate repaired or handed down. seem like a great deal — of, donate them to a local Shawnee State University, tured on the show. Because needs from wants — and Maybe that jacket just but won’t be if it falls nonprofit so your kids presented a paper titled of its popularity, new how to tell what’s a good needs to be patched or the apart in a day or it’s not learn about being charita- “The Jetsons as Anti- episodes of the show were deal. shoes just need resoling. the size your child’s ble — and how to get tax Science Fiction” at the 2010 produced again from 1985 “You need to involve Consider recycling last teacher requires. Examine deductions. Bring your Science Fiction Research to 1987. them in the process so year’s backpack if it’s still products carefully with child along to drop off the Association (SFRA) “After watching the they understand the value in good shape. your kids to determine the clothes and talk about the Conference in June. The shows from the 60s and its of money,” says Lori 3. SEPARATE WANTS quality and consider people who will receive theme of the conference return in the 80s, I found Mackey, president of FROM NEEDS: Children spending a bit more on a what you give. With older was “Far Stars and Tin that the content of the show Prosperity4Kids Inc. in may want five pairs of pair of jeans that won’t children, explain how to Stars: Science Fiction and isn’t really futuristic,” Agoura Hills, Calif., super-skinny jeans in dif- fade after washing a cou- determine the fair market the Frontier,” which reflect- Harris-Fain said. “They which offers material to ferent colors, but parents ple of times or a binder value for their items by ed the conference’s venue in used a typical white family teach kids about finance. should get children to ask with strong enough rings checking websites like the high desert of Carefree, from the 50s, where the “These are life lessons themselves each time they to withstand nine months Salvationarmy.com. Ariz., north of Phoenix. husband goes to work and that children will need.” want to buy something: of jostling in a backpack “Children are naturally Considering the frontier, the wife stays home to take Here are five personal Do I really need that? all day, for example. born givers,” said Mackey. the land between the known care of the house and the finance lessons that back- Start by coming up with a Children often want “So if you can incorporate and unknown, is “as central kids, therefore, the ‘anti-sci- to-school shopping can list — before heading to instant gratification, but that into back-to-school, it to science fiction as it is to ence fiction’ theme of my teach: the mall — of what’s nec- parents can teach the will encourage that in the mythology of the paper. They really didn’t 1. SPEND WITHIN essary in the way of importance of buying a later in life. It takes the American West,” the organ- envision any of the changes YOUR BUDGET: Parents school supplies, shoes and little at a time. They may emphasis off of them and ization declares. that might take place in should start by working clothes. Phil Heckman, even be happy about wait- puts it on another person Harris-Fain wrote his American society.” with kids to set a limit on director of youth services ing until after school who is really in need.” paper after watching all the Harris-Fain has been a how much to spend on at the Credit Union starts to buy some acces- old “The Jetsons” shows member of the SFRA for from 1962 to 1963. The many years. The organiza- show was a prime-time ani- tion, founded in 1970, was mated sitcom that Hanna- organized “to encourage Teachers and administrators OSU boasts record applications Barbera produced. The and assist scholarship; and The Associated Press universities in the U.S. show was a half-hour fami- to evaluate and publicize Donʼt miss out on a chance to show the The number of students ly sitcom that was supposed new books and magazines COLUMBUS — Ohio applying to the school to be projecting contempo- dealing with fantastic litera- community whatʼs happening in your State University says it jumped from about rary American lifestyle in a ture and film.” fielded a record number 21,200 in 2009 to 26,600 futuristic utopia in the year Source: SSU Office of 2062. Robots, moving side- Communications school! E-mail information for the of applications for this this year. fall’s freshman class, up About 60 percent of the more than 25 percent applicants were admitted. Education page to from last year. From that group, the uni- Education Brief Officials say shiny new versity says it expects to [email protected] facilities including the enroll roughly 6,600 Saira Mumtaz Haider of Portsmouth has been named $118 million student union freshmen, about as many to the dean’s list for the Spring Term 2010 at Knox College of Galesburg, Ill. or fax it to (740) 353-4676. that opened earlier this as last year. year have helped to boost Ohio State’s fall classes Haider is a senior and majoring in physics. interest in Ohio State, are scheduled to begin Source: Adriana Colindres, Call (740) 353-3101 for more information. which is one of the largest Sept. 22. Office of Public Relations

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cles concerning black had performed a walk- clean up the mold. that money to the mold fungal growth on water- Mold mold,” Beaumont said. “I through of the city build- “Mr. Beaumont is get- cleanup.” damaged building materi- From Page A1 gave this report to Mayor ing and found that there ting costs now for cleaning In a letter to Portsmouth als. It is known to produce Murray, since she was the was black mold on the air and removing mold and City Council concerning trichothecene mycotoxins and eliminating the source person who asked me to handling unit and the walls decay in a building that has mold in Murray’s own including satratoxins. of the moisture enabling contact Brown Services. of the mechanical room. built up because the roof office, Portsmouth City According to the United the growth of it.” Ms. Weaver had asked me He said nothing was done was not replaced nor the Health Commissioner States Department of Weaver went on to say, if we (city) wanted the then which has allowed the parapet walls repaired,” Peggy Burton said, “Reac- Labor, “Remediation “Also the presence of the samples tested. She also mold to grow for the last 3 Murray said in her e-mail. tion to mold severity can includes both the identifi- mold does not mean the stated that the testing of 1/2 years. “I will advise you of a range from mild to serious cation and correction of spores are present in the the samples would only Murray sent an e-mail to schedule once we have that including headaches, the conditions that permit air, so separate air sam- show that the mold was Horner and Beaumont on part in place.” breathing difficulties, skin mold growth, as well as pling would be needed and present, and this was July 28, saying she had Murray said the city is irritation, allergic reactions the steps to safely and again, there is no threshold already known since it was Beaumont call Jeff Brown working toward solving and aggravation of asthma effectively remove mold to compare it with to say easily visible to the naked regarding the mold in the the problem. symptoms. Many reactions damaged materials.” this amount would make a eye.” Police Department, and “We had to start replac- may be immediate or The Centers for Disease person sick.” Beaumont said Weaver that Brown’s staff ing the roof and now we’re delayed and it doesn’t mat- Control reports that people In an e-mail from Beau- said the common practice reviewed it and told her replacing the tuck-pointing ter if the mold is dead or exposed to mold may mont to Murray and when mold was discov- that there was mold, and of the building, starting alive. Repeated exposure experience symptoms such Horner, Beaumont said he ered, be it black or green, that it could have been with the west side which has the potential to as nasal stuffiness, eye irri- had been informed by Julie was to initiate removal of tested but at a great cost to gets most of the weather,” increase sensitivity.” tation, wheezing or skin Weaver of Brown Services the affected area of mold the city. Murray said. “And then we Black mold involves irritation. that their findings were and perform a complete She went on to say she start the interior cleanup. about 50 species. completed and that she cleaning and disinfection would not have the tests So rather than waste The most infamous FRANK LEWIS can be would send him a report. of the area. done because the mold had money testing, we need to species is frequently asso- reached at (740) 353-3101, ext. “I received from her the Beaumont said on Sept. already been verified, and remove the mold so I just ciated with poor indoor air 232 or flewis@heartlandpubli- report, pictures, and arti- 25, 2006, Brown Services instead said the city would said, no, we need to direct quality that arises after cations.com

going into the city’s sani- and CEO of Southern thing they can.” Murray said until the “When they (EPA) were SOMC tary sewer system. Ohio Medical Center, Murray said the only grinders are installed, the here a week ago, they “We would all prefer said. alternative SOMC could city will have crews popped a manhole at the From Page A1 that it would not go into Arnett said the EPA has propose were the grinders, inspect the sewers seven entrance to the (SOMC) EPA was here as a fol- our system to begin with,” recommended that SOMC which crystallize debris days a week to get debris lobby, and it was full,” low up,” Murray said. Murray said. “There is an continue to inspect the before letting it into the out of the sewers. Murray said. “So that is “And they had been at the issue about some items sewage lines for debris, city’s sanitary sewer system. “As we have been, pay- where the laterals from hospital meeting with that will not be shredded move forward in obtaining “Now what has to hap- ing overtime, our sewer their various buildings are their sewer crew. So we if they happen to end up in a permit to install the pen is that they have to get crews have had to remove coming into the sanitary had an unplanned meeting the sewer, such as hospital grinders and educate a permit to install from the debris daily,” Murray said. line. They checked about the findings.” gowns. We’ve had that in employees and visitors to city as well as from the Murray said a crew numerous ones yesterday Murray said the EPA the past. We haven’t had the hospital to dispose of Ohio EPA,” Murray said. removed a bag of debris at and they were clogged up, should be contacted, but that recently.” paper towels and wipes in “And so all of the issues 27th Street and Shawnee as well as down at 27th said they issued a notice Meanwhile, SOMC says the proper containers. and there are complicated Road Wednesday morn- and Shawnee.” of violation to SOMC. they met with EPA offi- “I think people need to issues that must be ing, and that EPA was The issue stems from Erin Strouse of Ohio cials Wednesday to learn understand — the hospital addressed in this permit back there three hours what Murray said was EPA said she did not of recommendations to is not doing this on pur- process.” later, and it was full again. correspondence between know if a letter had gone aid in the disposal of solid pose,” Murray said. “It’s Arnett said SOMC “SOMC is trying to the city and SOMC in out to SOMC yet, but waste into the sewage sys- just like at your home. If applied for permits over a manage it in-house, and April about the residences would check with the tem. you started throwing tow- month ago to move for- we encourage that at 2501 and 2505 office handling the issue. SOMC officials said els and wash cloths and ward with the installation because hopefully that Shawnee Road experi- “I think the main thing I during an inspection by paper products in your toi- of the grinders. The hospi- will reduce much of the enced flooding of their want people to know is the EPA on June 20, a let, flushing it down, even- tal will now apply for an quantity,” Murray said. basements with sanitary that we were trying to material that would tually you’re going to have additional permit through “But at this point it does- sewers. solve the problem from appear to be paper towels a major plumbing problem the EPA to be able to n’t look like it can be Murray said that while the beginning,” Murray was found in a manhole on your hands. Likewise, have the grinders eliminated so we’re going an agreement has been said. “We’ve come up located on 27th Street. the hospital is trying to installed. to the grinder process.” reached, it is not her first with an agreement that we “We were aware materi- manage their own person- “We are doing and will Arnett said the EPA also preference. will allow SOMC to do al was found and shared nel. But, as we would have continue to do everything made the suggestion to “We all prefer — Ohio the grinders. And to then with the EPA that we con- a visitor to our home, how we can to remain good re-route the hospital’s EPA, our engineer, our have the materials that go tinually clean and monitor do we know what they neighbors in our commu- sewer lines to the Lawson director of wastewater, through grinders into our the debris in the lines on might flush down the toi- nity,” Arnett said. “SOMC Run system which he said and I prefer that it not be system.” a daily basis. Our next let if they used our bath- has done and will contin- would allow for sewage in there to begin with,” Murray was quick to step is to install the room? That’s the problem ue to do everything possi- to reach the city sewer Murray said. add that grinders were not grinders that will aid in SOMC confronts trying to ble to see that the waste system at a higher level at the city’s preference as to the elimination of waste do this just from a man- discharged from the hos- a larger opening, avoiding FRANK LEWIS can be into the city’s sewer line,” reached at (740) 353-3101, how to handle any issue agement standpoint. pital is not detrimental to the Shawnee Road area all ext. 232 or flewis@heartland- concerning materials Randy Arnett, President They’re trying to do every- the sewer system. together. publications.com

Vandervorts Hardware 740-353-1179 1532 Gallia Street Store Hours: Portsmouth, Ohio Mon-Fri. 7:30 am - 5:30 pm • Sat. 8 am - 5 pm A6 Friday, July 30, 2010 Portsmouth Daily Times LOCAL County Resurfacing Program under way The Scioto County Engi- Engineer was awarded to Ridge Road (County Road neer, Craig J. Opperman, the low bidder, The Shelly 53) from Hammerstein P.E.P.S., announces the Company at a cost of Road to Ohio 140 remainder of the roadway $633,655. Funding for the July 30 and 31 and Aug. 2 resurfacing program for project was provided by a — Hayport Road (County 2010. The program includes local share investment paid Road 257) from U.S. 52 to a combination of hot mixed from the County Engineer’s U.S. 52 excluding Bridge asphalt pavement resurfac- share of the Motor Vehicle Project ing and chip seal pavement and Gasoline Tax at a cost Aug. 3 and 4 — Gallia resurfacing on the county of $340,505. The remainder Pike (County Road 1) from road system. of the project is paid Haverhill-Ohio Furnace This year due to signifi- through a grant with a value Road to County Line cant grant assistance, the of $293,150 resulting from This year’s chip seal Scioto County Engineer is the second year of an infus- program is scheduled to investing nearly $2.4 mil- ing of state stimulus funds begin late August and is an lion in the county on road into the Issue I Public operation involving an improvements. “The mag- Works program by Gover- application of a liquid nitude of these improve- nor Stickland and the State- asphalt emulsion and cover ments can be attributed to house. aggregate performed our county engineer The hot mix asphalt entirely by Scioto County employees continuing paving program began July Engineer employees. The Submitted Photo efforts to make improve- 26 and scheduled to finish funding for this program is The paving crew from the Shelly Company places the final course of asphalt pavement on the ments to our roadway sys- by Thursday, Aug. 5. Traffic provided entirely by Coun- eastbound lane of McDermott-Pond Creek Road. tem, obtain grant money will be maintained by one ty Engineer Motor Vehicle ton Furnace Road, Cock- Hazelbaker Road, Rocky chip seal roadways will be and thereby bringing out- lane flagging operations and Gasoline Tax rev- rell’s Run Road, Gephart Fork Road, Upper Twin slightly under $500,000. side money into our com- and minor delays should be enues. “In addition to giv- Road, Hayport Street, Jake Creek Road and White Source: Craig J. munities” stated Craig expected. The following ing everyone more product Kuhn Road, Maple Benner Gravel-McDaniel Road. Opperman, Scioto Opperman. The County roads will be paved on the for every dollar, the chip Road, Morris Lane, Old The cost of the resurfacing County engineer Engineer Stimulus resurfac- indicated tentative dates seal program provides Ohio 355 Road, Rarden- of these 50.83 miles of ing program which is in the depending on equipment increased safety through finishing stages was only operation and weather: greater skid resistance on part of the roadway resur- July 26 to 28 — McDer- the hilly and curvy roads facing program scheduled mott-Pond Creek Road of our area.” stated Craig J. for this extra ordinary year. (County Road 46) from Opperman, Scioto County The 2010 hot mix asphalt Ohio 104 to Railroad in engineer. All or portions of paving program adminis- McDermott; the following roads will be tered by the Scioto County July 29 — Dogwood resurfaced this year: Clin- ASB reports net earnings for the fiscal year and quarter ended ASB Financial Corp. and $48,000, or 7.0 percent 34.1 percent in general, (Nasdaq: “ASBN”), parent in provision for federal administrative and other company of American Sav- income taxes. These were expense. These were par- ings Bank, fsb, reported net partially offset by increases tially offset by an increase earnings for the fiscal year of $1.1 million, or 15.0 per- of $467,000, or 24.3 per- ended June 30, 2010 of cent in net interest income cent in net interest income. $1.9 million, or diluted and $272,000, or 27.9 per- At June 30, 2010, ASB earnings per share of cent in other income. Financial Corp. reported $1.19, a decrease of Net earnings for the three total assets of $228.3 mil- $189,000, or 9.1 percent, months ended June 30, lion, total liabilities of from the $2.1 million, or 2010, amounted to $208.2 million, including $1.31 per diluted share in $426,000, or diluted earn- deposits of $187.4 million, net earnings recorded for ings per share of $.27, com- and shareholders’ equity of the fiscal year ended June pared to net earnings of $20.1 million. 30, 2009. $716,000, or $.45 per dilut- American Savings Bank, The decrease in net earn- ed share for the comparable fsb, serving Southern Ohio ings for the fiscal year quarter in 2009. The and Northeastern Kentucky ended June 30, 2010, was decrease in net earnings for area was founded in 1892. due primarily to increases the quarter ended June 30, The common shares of ASB of $692,000, or 236.2 per- 2010, was due primarily to are traded through cent in provision for losses increases of $80,000, or Pinksheets.com under the on loans, $808,000, or 15.7 47.1 percent in provision symbol ASBN. percent in general, adminis- for losses on loans and an Source: Robert M. trative and other expense increase of $452,000, or Smith, president Phillips Classifieds work! (740) 353-3101 welcomed to SOMC Roger Matthew Phillips, D.O., has been wel- comed to the med- ical staff of South- ern Ohio Phillips Medical Center and is working full time at the SOMC Urgent Care Center-Wheelersburg. 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Good Any Day tickets are $7 each or 5 for $30 and must be pur- FREE ESTIMATES chased before August 9th. www.mountainviewmetalcenter.com NATION Portsmouth Daily Times Friday, July 30, 2010 A7 Key step to kill Gulf gusher may happen sooner By HARRY R. WEBER for completion some time Gulf. No one knows for Associated Press Writer next week. Then comes the sure how much of that oil bottom kill, where the relief might still be lurking below NEW ORLEANS — well will be used to pump in the surface, but most of Preparations for step one of mud and cement; that what was coming ashore a two-step attempt to plug process will take days or has broken up or been the Gulf oil gusher are weeks, depending on sucked up by skimming going well and it could start whether the static kill boats or burned. by the weekend, the govern- works. “The oil that we do see is ment’s point man for the Allen also said Thursday weathered, it is sheen,” spill response said Thurs- he had what he called a very Allen said. day. frank and open discussion Plaquemines Parish Pres- The so-called static kill is with coastal parish officials ident Billy Nungesser said intended to make the job of concerned that the Coast as he arrived for the meet- plugging the well for good Guard and BP will pull ing that it’s clear the easier, and it can begin as back from the spill response cleanup effort is being soon as crews finish work once the oil is stopped per- scaled back even though oil on the relief well needed for manently. is still showing up on the a permanent fix. “You know these parish coast. Retired Coast Guard presidents, no one held any- He said his biggest fear is Adm. Thad Allen said thing back,” he said. “they are going to start crews would drop in the He said they’ll work pulling back. They say they casing for the relief well together to come up with a are not but already they Patrick Semansky ■ AP Photo later Thursday, and that plan by next week for how have canceled catering con- Cypress trees killed by saltwater intrusion are seen in wetlands near Houma, La., Wednesday. could speed up work on to clean up any oil that tracts, they’ve stopped pro- Environmentalists are calling on the White House to speed up the restoration of the oil-dam- the static kill, though he might continue washing up duction of boom at facto- aged Mississippi River delta by getting BP PLC to pay $5 billion now for environmental dam- did not say how much. He on beaches and in wet- ries.” age caused by the spill. previously said it would lands. Barring a calamity, the oil begin late Sunday or early The temporary cap has won’t start flowing again But when they entered the er was capped July 15. been part of the oil spill Monday. held in the oil for the last before BP PLC can perma- ocean, he said, the water Since the spill started, response. Many of the Crews will pump heavy two weeks, and Allen said nently kill the well, which was tainted. beaches from Louisiana to workers are fishermen who mud down the well though crews are having trouble could happen by mid- “It feels like you’ve got the Florida Panhandle have have lost their livelihoods a temporary cap and failed finding patches of the crude August. Allen said the diesel fuel on you. It’s been closed or slapped with because of the spill. piece of equipment called a that had been washing up Coast Guard expects oil to sticky,” said Raborn, 49. “I health warnings more than Allen also said there is blowout preventer. If the since the Deepwater Hori- keep showing up on beach- was optimistic before today. 2,200 times, the council now little chance that any of well casing is intact, the zon offshore drilling rig es four to six weeks after I’m really disturbed by found. the spilled oil will reach the mud will force the oil back exploded April 20, killing that happens. what I found once we got in Allen said once oil stops East Coast, and the odds down into the natural petro- 11 people. In Orange Beach, Ala., the water.” for good, the Coast Guard will go to zero as the well is leum reservoir. Then work- Before the well was Jack Raborn said he didn’t A report by the National may start redeploying some killed. ers will pump in cement to capped, it spewed anywhere see any tar balls when he Resources Defense Council of the 11 million feet of Associated Press Writer seal it. from 94 million to 184 mil- went to the shore Wednes- found oil still fouling boom, 811 oil skimmers BRIAN SKOLOFF contributed The static kill is on track lion gallons of oil into the day with friends and family. beaches even after the gush- and 40,000 people that have to this report. Feds, farmers create habitats for migrating birds By JOHN FLESHER often stop anyway at their of months longer than diminishing for years Southern beaches and prob- sula. Associated Press Writers farms, where rice and craw- usual. because of sinking, erosion, ably won’t be attracted to James Gentz, a rice fish fields are already flood- Farmers typically rotate hurricanes and pollution, the new habitats at first, said farmer in Winnie, Texas on MAMOU, La. — Water ed for parts of each season. which fields they plant, said John Pitre, a wildlife biologist Francie Cuthbert the Gulf coast, has signed gurgling from a well is The program is so popu- leaving some fallow each biologist with the USDA’s of the University of Min- two contracts for about flooding Craig Gautreaux’s lar that Texas and Louisiana year, and the ones being Natural Resources Conser- nesota. But if the oil kills $84,000 to keep 720 of his rice and crawfish fields, exhausted their initial fund- flooded for the birds are vation Service. The oil spill off their usual food supply, 1,200 acres flooded through turning the farm into a wet- ing within weeks and lob- generally those out-of-use just makes things worse. some might fly inland. March 31. land for migratory birds bied for more. Texas has plots. In some cases, the Agencies involved with Other birds, such as the Keeping fields that would whose usual Gulf of Mexi- now received nearly $6 mil- extra flooding might take the new program “had common loon of the Great normally lie fallow this year co wintering grounds are lion under the program and place before planting or wanted to do something like Lakes region, prefer open- flooded through the winter threatened by the oil spill. hopes to have all its con- after harvest. this before, but never had water habitat and probably will be time-consuming, but Across eight states, farm- tracts funded by Aug. 1. Some farmers might the funding,” Pitre said. will head directly for the Gentz believes he will turn ers such as Gautreaux are Yet the scheme isn’t like- choose to provide several Many birds that spend Gulf and Atlantic coasts, a profit while helping the inundating fallow fields to ly to be a windfall for the inches of water and mud- cold-weather months in the said Joe Kaplan, a biologist birds survive. provide an alternative for farmers. It’s designed to flats from July through Gulf region had already in Michigan’s Upper Penin- some of the tens of millions compensate them for pump- October, an ideal habitat for flown north ahead of the of ducks, geese and shore- ing and holding the water, shorebirds such as sand- spill, which was triggered birds that are beginning to which can be expensive, pipers and dowitchers. by an April 20 rig explosion make their way south on a without generating a profit. Shallow water on moist that killed 11 workers. But The Place flyway that stretches as far The amount farmers are soils in August and Septem- scientists say the danger north as Alaska and Iceland. paid will depend on how ber could attract early will be waiting when they for Biologists fear the birds much land they devote and migrating waterfowl such return — some as early as Diamonds will arrive at Gulf barrier the steps they take to make as the blue-winged teal. this month— even if the islands, shorelines and it suitable for birds. Deeper water would be leak has been plugged. marshes only to find their Flooding will cost needed from October Norton acknowledged Quality nesting sites fouled and between $43 and $200 per through March for diving that some species might not their food supply depleted. acre, depending on factors ducks, such as redheads and seek out the alternative Assurance, Government officials hope such as water value in a par- canvasbacks. habitat — especially those Good Value, and to have 150,000 acres of ticular area and the condi- About 15 million ducks that instinctively return Tradition manmade wetlands ready tion of the land, said Russell and geese migrate annually annually to the same places. Since 1948. by Aug. 15, although they Castro, a biologist with the to Texas, Mississippi, However, he said, if they do not know how many federal conservation service Louisiana and Alabama, make even a quick stopover birds will use it. in Temple, Texas. Some said Mike Brasher, a biolo- in the newly developed 739 Fifth Street The federal government farmers will have to build gist with the Gulf Coast habitat before continuing to Portsmouth, Ohio hasn’t funded anything like small levees or dikes. Joint Venture, a partnership the Gulf, they may go back 45662 this $20 million project His grant application has- among government, non- after finding their former before, but farmers and sci- n’t been accepted yet, but profits and landowners for haunts polluted. Telephone entists are hopeful the pro- he’s turning about 235 bird habitat preservation. The piping plover, a gram in the five Gulf states marshy acres into wetlands When shorebirds are added, shorebird on the federal 353-3259 and Arkansas, Georgia and anyway, keeping the area he said, the total could endangered species list, Hours: Mon.-Fri. 9:30-5:00, Sat. 9:30-3:00, Closed Sunday Missouri could work. They submerged under six to 10 reach 50 million. spends winters nibbling tiny note that Gulf-bound birds inches of water for a couple Their habitat has been invertebrates on sandy

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State Briefs More voting mended the move and the proposal on a 4-2 vote filed two restraining orders a hospital. Algae blooms are show- ordered her to come along. July 14. But Wednesday against her husband in the As the investigation con- ing earlier this year on by mail means Spokeswoman Jani night, the measure was put past four months. tinues, Polk has been western Lake Erie and more mistakes Strand with Pittsburgh- aside because two council Cincinnati officer placed on paid leave, cus- there’s growing concern based American Eagle members decided to tomary for officers about smaller lakes. CLEVELAND — Elec- called Morris Wednesday change their earlier yes in park death had involved in an on-duty tions officials in major The state says algae to apologize. Strand says votes. good record death. blooms have been found at Ohio counties say a surge the workers were trying to Councilman Ben Roby in people voting by mail CINCINNATI — City Blobs of algae two lakes at state parks offer Morris privacy but says he decided to drop his around Ohio. has been accompanied by a says the chain will give a support for the ban because officials and personnel overtaking some rise in ballot errors that records give good reviews Ohio State University “refresher” on breast-feed- he found more “public Ohio lakes, ponds researchers say algae is a cost time and money. ing laws. interest” in the proposal to the veteran Cincinnati problem for some private More than 6,000 voters than he ever expected. police officer authorities TOLEDO — Slimy in the county that includes Police: baby Before the council meet- say fatally drove over a blobs of algae like the ones owners of ponds and lakes Cleveland made mistakes who died had ing, about 10 people held a woman lying in a park. that have polluted Ohio’s even though they’re still with mail-in ballots for the adult bite marks noisy street corner protest City parks director Willie largest inland lake are now uncommon. May primary. Some left off against the ban. They held Carden says 53-year-old being found in some small They say the greatest necessary signatures or TROY — Police in Ohio signs with messages Marty Polk was sensitive to lakes and ponds. risk is to small pets and information, while nearly say an 8-month-old baby including “Say no to more the needs of residents and Researchers think it’s livestock that drink from 100 even forgot to include who died from multiple government control” and the parks. Polk’s latest because of the hot, rainy contaminated ponds. their ballot in the envelope. injuries appeared to have “What’s next? Your police evaluations have weather this summer. From AP Wire reports Cuyahoga County elec- adult bite marks, including home?” been positive overall, with tions workers try to fix one on the leg. The plan’s supporters high grades for community errors so votes can be A police report on the had said their goal was to partnerships and decision- counted, and the process death of Caleb Durig says protect children from sec- making. can be costly. Officials are officers in Troy in western ondhand smoke. Records also show he Do you have a story idea? already urging that mail-in Ohio also found blood on was in a minor traffic acci- If you know of someone or something that $8M bail for dent in 1990 that caused ballot instructions be fol- the floor and the infant’s would make a good story, please call the lowed carefully for the crib. They went to the husband of slain $500 damage. November election. home Monday in response marriage counselor Forty-eight-year-old Portsmouth Daily Times newsroom at (740) County elections officials to a 911 call from parents Joann Burton was lying 353-3101, ext. 244, or e-mail CLEVELAND — A under some blankets on a in Columbus say simpler Jason and Tara Durig, who [email protected]. rules would cut down on said the boy was not judge has set bail at $8 grassy area at midday slip-ups. Any changes breathing. million for the husband of Tuesday when Polk’s cruis- would be up to the Ohio An autopsy found the an Ohio marriage coun- er ran over her. She died at Legislature. baby died from multiple selor accused of stabbing blunt force trauma. Detec- his wife to death. Store apologizes tives said in their report Thirty-eight-year-old for treatment of that they found many Maurice Lyons appeared bruises and signs of possi- Thursday in Cleveland nursing mom ble strangulation, and that Municipal Court, where his COLUMBUS — A the child may have been attorney told the judge his clothing chain has apolo- dead for some time. client has psychiatric gized for store employees The Durigs have been issues. in Ohio who told a nursing charged with felony child Assistant county prose- mother to go to a dressing endangering and are each cutor Brian Murphy said room to continue breast- being held on $50,000 Lyons stabbed his wife 17 feeding. bond. Court records do not times in front of her 4- A 2005 Ohio law gives list attorneys for them. year-old son. Police found women legal protections to the boy abandoned on a breast-feed in public. Ohio town drops street corner Sunday. The Bonnie Morris says she proposed car child led them to the fami- was being discreet as she ly garage, where police say nursed her baby Tuesday smoking ban they found the body of 42- while shopping at an WASHINGTON C.H. — year-old Tonya Hunter. American Eagle Outfitters An Ohio community has Murphy said investiga- store in Columbus. pulled back on banning tors found blood in Lyons’ She says two clerks sug- smoking in cars when chil- car and bloodstained cloth- gested that she go to the dren are passengers. ing at his mother’s home. changing room. Morris The city council in Lyons has been charged says one said in an urgent Washington Court House with aggravated murder. tone that the store recom- gave tentative approval to Records show Hunter SECTION INSIDE A-Rod upset over possible B SPORTS Rangers’ sale Friday, July 30, 2010 Pages B3 Newman returns to roots, back at OSU By ERIC KEPHAS said. “My journey began I wanted to make sure that ment over the fact the Josh’s conviction about Ohio “My journey began here PDT Sports Writer here at The Ohio State Uni- he got included in my con- Buckeyes were able to State and what we in the at The Ohio State Univer- versity and as a professional tract before I signed. The secure Newman’s services. baseball program are doing During his time as a player you need a home legal part of it was, I was “I am very excited about will be very valuable.” sity and as a profession- pitcher at The Ohio State base. I made mine Columbus just making sure there was Josh joining our coaching Newman says he fol- al player you need a University, Wheelersburg and OSU. I worked out in the something that would bene- staff,” Beals said. “He brings lowed Wheelersburg’s High home base. I made mine graduate Josh Newman put off season right here on cam- fit me and my family,” tremendous knowledge and School baseball team close- Columbus and OSU.” together a resume impres- pus. I stayed close with the Newman said. valuable experience at the ly as they moved through sive enough to get himself baseball program and athlet- “I’d say the most impor- professional level and at the the state tournament earlier Josh Newman drafted into Major League ic support staff. They were tant thing (I wanted in my collegiate level here at Ohio this year. Former MLB pitcher Baseball. On July 27, New- and still are my support.” contract) is room for growth State that will be huge to our “I’ve never been more man decided to return to the Newman said he spoke as we excell and seeing his program and pitching staff. proud to say I played at season and their commit- Buckeyes, this time as the with head coach Greg commitment on what I His addition further empha- Wheelersburg,” Newman ment... I’m extremely proud team’s graduate assistant Beals before being added to bring to the table and sizes the importance of pitch- said. “Watching Mike Estep to say that I’m from Wheel- baseball coach. the coaching staff. rewarding me on that part,” ing to the future of Ohio State and his staff, not just what ersburg and I’m extremely “It is an honor and a privi- “There were certain Newman said. baseball and the attention that they do on the field, but lege to be back,” Newman things that I demanded and Beals expressed excite- our pitchers will receive. their preparation in the off See NEWMAN, B2 T.O. misses flight to Bengals camp By JOE KAY "My Press conf about my AP Sports Writer "Decision" 2 take my talents 2 Cincy will b held 2nite GEORGETOWN, Ky. — after 7pm practice!!" he Terrell Owens missed his tweeted, playing off LeBron flight but got his number. James' one-hour television When he finally makes it show announcing his deci- to town — a little late — he'll sion to leave Cleveland. be wearing his familiar 81. Owens also misspelled The Cincinnati Bengals' Cincinnati in one of his latest addition missed his tweets and was quickly cor- overnight flight from the rected by a follower. West Coast and had to take "Okayyyyyy I got it now, a later one on Thursday, 2 n's & 1 t! CINCINNATI!! delaying his debut at train- LOL!" he tweeted. ing camp. He'll have to make a The Bengals had planned donation to keep his on him arriving early in the favorite uniform number. day, taking his physical and Receiver Antonio Bryant signing his one-year con- got No. 81 when the Ben- tract while the rest of the gals chose him over Owens team held its first workout. in the offseason, giving him They scheduled an intro- a four-year deal. Bryant ductory news conference said after the morning prac- after the morning practice. tice that he had already Sharon M. Steinman ■ MCT The news conference had talked to Owens and agreed Cincinnati’s Leon Hall tries to stop Dallas' Terrell Owens as he heads to the end zone to score a fourth quarter touchdown in to be rescheduled for after to give up his number. Irving, Texas, Sunday, October 5, 2008. Owens will keep his old jersey number of 81 when he joins the Bengals. the evening session. Coach "I'm a realist," Bryant Marvin Lewis wasn't sure said. "I said, 'Hey, man, I'm in Miami. Send them a for 600 yards and four running at full speed. He Lewis insisted that whether the 36-year-old not going to make no big small donation and we'll go touchdowns. The Bengals said he would sit out the Bryant's knee problem had receiver would arrive in spectacle about it. You've from there.'" signed him to a $28 million evening practice to work on nothing to do with the deci- time to work out. got a bigger legacy and a With Owens late in arriv- deal, hoping he would pro- strengthening the leg. sion to sign Owens this On his Twitter account, number than I do. I've been ing, Bryant was a focus of vide another outside threat "The only thing I'm strug- week. Bryant isn't so sure. Owens posted a note on several teams like you, the Bengals' first workout with Chad Ochocinco. gling with right now is just "Maybe so," he said. "But Wednesday night saying he but I've changed my num- — for his knee, not his Bryant backed off work- being comfortable and men- it's a business and there's a was headed to see a movie. ber several times. You've number. outs last month because the tally just putting (the left purpose behind being here He didn't explain why he had the same number. I He had surgery for torn muscles around the left knee foot) down and doing what I and that's winning champi- missed his flight on Thurs- don't need your money. At cartilage in his left knee didn't feel strong enough, want to do without thinking, onships, and right now we day, but confirmed that his the end of the day, all I want during training camp with causing him to be cautious. 'Oh, I might feel pain,'" look pretty good on paper, news conference had to be you to do is take care of one Tampa Bay last year. He He went through drills ten- Bryant said. "That's my rescheduled. of my little league programs was limited to 39 catches tatively on Thursday, never biggest hurdle right now." See BENGALS, B2 Oswalt approves deal, Big Ben not Steelers only Astros trade ace to Phillies camp worry By ROB MAADDI scheduled to make debut for games behind Atlanta in the AP Sports Writer the Phillies on Friday night, NL East. By ALAN ROBINSON starting at Washington. St. Louis also had been AP Sports Writer PHILADELPHIA — “We’re trying to do what bargaining for Oswalt. He Three-time All-Star Roy we can to get back to the had a no-trade clause in his PITTSBURGH — Now Oswalt gave his OK to a trade World Series and win it,” contract and could decide that the Pittsburgh Steelers from Houston to Philadelphia Phillies general manager whether to accept any deal. have Ben Roethlisberger on Thursday, becoming the Ruben Amaro Jr. said. “He’s pretty excited about back, at least for training latest ace to join the hard- This was the second coming here,” Amaro said. camp, they've got yet anoth- charging Phillies. straight year the Phillies The 32-year-old Oswalt er problem with the quarter- The Astros dealt Oswalt made a major trade for a was 6-12 despite a 3.24 back whose offseason mis- and a sizable amount of pitcher in the days leading ERA for Houston. The steps repeatedly overshad- cash to the two-time NL up to the July 31 deadline. Astros were shut out in five ow all that he accomplishes champions for pitcher J.A. Last season, they got Cliff of his 20 starts. as a player. Happ and two speedy Lee and he boosted them The righty helped the What do they do with prospects, outfielder Antho- to another NL pennant — Astros get to the 2005 him? Once the Steelers report ny Gose and shortstop Lee was then sent to Seat- World Series, but they are to training camp Friday, Jonathan Villar. Houston tle in a separate deal on the far out of playoff contention does Roethlisberger run then traded Gose to Toronto. same day the Phillies this year. Oswalt is 4-0 in with the starters, despite his Oswalt joins a rotation acquired Halladay. the postseason. suspension that will last at that includes star Roy Halla- The Phillies took a seven- Oswalt is 143-82 with a least four games? Or do day, acquired from Toronto game winning streak into 3.24 ERA in 10 seasons George Bridges ■ MCT they drastically cut his time in the offseason, and Cole Thursday night’s game with the Astros. He is due Roy Oswalt of the Houston Astros pitches against the Pitts- with the regulars so that Hamels, the 2008 World against Arizona. Philadel- burgh Pirates in the first inning of their game on Thursday, Byron Leftwich will be bet- Series MVP. Oswalt is phia began the day 3.5 See OSWALT, B3 July 8, at Minute Maid Park in Houston, Texas. ter prepared to run the offense when the season begins, since Roethlisberg- Vikings work to have whole draft class for camp er can't play until mid- October at the earliest? The Associated Press yet to sign. As wide receiver Players were required Antwaan Randle El said, it's MANKATO, Minn. — to report to Minnesota a situation that's equally The Minnesota Vikings State University in tricky and delicate. For were close to getting all Mankato by Thursday now, coach Mike Tomlin their rookies under con- night, and the first prac- plans to improvise until the tract before training camp. tice is Friday afternoon. Steelers figure out what The Vikings reported on Fifth-round linebacker works, or what doesn't, their website Thursday Nate Triplett, sixth-round especially since QBs Den- that four more of their quarterback Joe Webb and nis Dixon and Charlie draft picks have formally seventh-round fullback Batch also need work. signed: second-round cor- Roethlisberger isn't the nerback Chris Cook, Ryan D’Imperio had already signed prior to Steelers' only worry as they fourth-round defensive start what promises to be end Everson Griffen, fifth- reporting day. All of the draft picks one of their most hectic and round offensive lineman eventful training camps of Chris DeGeare and sev- have received standard four-year contracts, with the 45 they've staged at Saint enth-round tight end Vincent College in Latrobe, ■ Cook getting a deal worth Jim Gehrz MCT Mickey Shuler. That left Pa. It's about an hour's drive In this December 31, 2006 file photograph, Minnesota Vikings head coach Brad Childress running back Toby Ger- up to $5.37 million east of Pittsburgh, but isn't monitors pre-game warm-up exercises before the teams’ 41-21 loss to the St. Louis Rams in hart, their other second- including a $2.3 million the final regular season game of the NFL season at the Metrodome in Minneapolis. rounder, as the only rookie signing bonus. See STEELERS, B2

C M Y K B2 Friday, July 30, 2010 Portsmouth Daily Times SPORTS SSU’s Venters leads Colonials to victory Colonials Release an eight inning, two-hit, rookie left-hander struck- RBI) drove in a pair for Capitales’ starting pitcher Yogi Berra Stadium in Lit- gem for Pittsfield to col- out three and walked three, Pittsfield, who received its Troy Cate (3-4) suffered the tle Falls, NJ. In Thursday Shawnee State University lect his first professional leaving only one inning for game winning hit from sec- loss over seven innings of night’s series opener righty graduate Jon Venters led the victory. Venters’ only Colonials’ closer Juan ond baseman Danny Bom- work, allowing three runs Trevor Marcotte (3-3) will Pittsfield Colonials to a 4-2 blemish in the game was Padilla (5) who recorded back (2-for-4, RBI) with on nine hits, two walks, and make the start for Pittsfield victory over the Quebec an Alex Nunez (2-for-4, his team leading fifth save two outs in the second one strike-out. against the Jackals’ Chris Capitales at Wahconah Park 2B, HR, 2 RBI) two-run of the season with a per- inning. Shortstop Matt The Colonials travel Vasami at 7:05pm. in Pittsfield, Massachusetts homer in the third inning; fect ninth. Nandin (1-for-3, RBI_ south to the Garden State PDT Staff Writer ERIC on Wednesday evening. Nunez had both of Que- Pittsfield first baseman added an RBI sacrifice fly for a four game series with KEPHAS contributed to this Venters (1-0) delivered bec’s hits in the game. The Donny Leon (1-for-4, 2 for the Colonials. the New Jersey Jackals at report.

one of his inspirations. but what he does for the instruction business, Pitch part of other baseball play- eyes to a 161-84-1 record Newman “Mike Estep has done a community, what Mike TO Pitch. He last played for ers’ dreams. No one will and a Big Ten regular sea- tremendous job at Wheel- Estep does for that baseball the Camden Riversharks of work harder and be more son championship in 2001, From Page B1 ersburg,” Newman said. program, what coach Jack the Atlantic League of Pro- committed to see those as well as Big Ten tourna- excited and honored to see “When you think of a Branon did for that baseball fessional Baseball. through. I am proud to a ment championships in what Mike Estep does for coach, a coach to me is program at Wheelersburg Newman now lives in part of the Buckeye family 2002 and 2003. that program. somebody that not just and the Wheelersburg Dublin with his wife, Sarah, once more.” He was also a freshman “Everybody was obvious- demands perfection on the schools... those are certain and daughter, Ayda. Newman, who pitched All-American in 2001, a ly upset that they didn’t win field and gets it done there, people that you try to emu- “I have been blessed,” for the Rockies and Royals, three-time all-Big Ten the title, but shoot man, but creates quality people at late or be like, because Newman said. “I have a compiled an impressive list honoree, a two-time Aca- they’ve got a lot to be proud the same time. Those les- they’re special people,” beautiful family. I received of accomplishments while demic All-American, and a of,” Newman added. “They sons that you learn are life Newman said. “To me, a great education/athletic with the Buckeyes as a three-time Academic All- make me proud and every- lessons, and that’s what a coaching is more than just career from OSU. I fulfilled player. He ranks third all- Big Ten honoree. body else in that communi- good coach is to me. coaching on the field.” a childhood dream to play time at OSU in career wins ty proud.” “You look at Jim Tressel Newman retired from pro- professional baseball and (32), innings pitched ERIC KEPHAS can be reached at (740) 353-3101 ext. As Newman begins and what he does at Ohio fessional baseball in March now I get to continue in this (369.0), and strikeouts 234 or by e-mail at ekephas@ coaching, he says Estep is State, not just on the field and started his own baseball beautiful sport... to be a (291). He helped the Buck- heartlandpublications.com

den. Perhaps not coinciden- sure on first-round pick make more than $598,000 NOTES: CB Leon Hall Steelers tally, all are considered Maurkice Pouncey to start even with a new deal. Bengals did conditioning instead of strong influences inside a as a rookie. One welcomed develop- participating in practice. From Page B1 locker room that was rattled The worries aren't limited ment: star safety Troy Pola- From Page B1 Hall said he slightly hurt nearly far enough away to by a five-game losing streak to the offense, either. malu returns after missing I'll tell you that much. his lower back during a distance them from one of late last season. A defense that was the 11 games and most of two "I'm a team player. It's recent workout. ... OT the worst offseasons in "We have some unusual NFL's best statistically over others with a pair of knee all about having the best Andre Smith, the team's franchise history. things to address in camp," the last five seasons could- injuries. His lengthy team. If I owned the team, first-round pick last year, Roethlisberger was team president Art Rooney n't hold leads, with five absences proved how valu- I would definitely go after will concentrate on condi- accused in March of sexual- II said. losses occurring last season able he is; the Steelers were the best players if possible, tioning for the first few ly assaulting a Georgia col- No, this camp won't be after the Steelers led in the 3-0 when Polamalu played especially with the situa- weeks of camp. Smith lege student and, while he business as usual. fourth quarter. a full game but only 6-7 in tion they acquired him. I broke his left foot on Sept. wasn't charged, his six-game A running game that tra- Seven projected defen- all the rest. definitely would have 1 last year, limiting him to suspension puts the Steelers ditionally is one of the sive starters are 30 or older, "He literally can do any- went after the guy." appearing in six games. ... at a significant disadvantage NFL's strongest slipped the including linebacker James thing," defensive coordinator Running back Cedric TE Jermaine Gresham, the — even if commissioner past two seasons. Still, the Farrior (35) and defensive Dick LeBeau said. "He just Benson fully participated team's top pick this year, Roger Goodell trims the sus- Steelers did little to upgrade end Aaron Smith (34), who opens the playbook to any- in the workout. Benson missed the first practice in pension to four games. it other than drafting former missed most of last season thing that you want to do." met last week with com- a contract dispute. ... CB Wide receiver Santonio Georgia Tech running back with a right shoulder All these troubles and missioner Roger Goodell Adam "Pacman" Jones Holmes, the Super Bowl Jonathan Dwyer, who injury. Many teams fear concerns are lowering about his offseason arrest sometimes covered MVP only 18 months ago, might be the NFL's most- that the older a defense expectations for a team that in Texas on a charge of Ochocinco. After one play, was all but given away for a watched sixth-round pick. gets, the most suspect it routinely reports to camp misdemeanor assault. Jones playfully slapped fifth-round draft pick after The Steelers plan to lean becomes to injuries. expecting to make a Super Benson is accused of Ochocinco on the helmet the Steelers wearied of his heavily on their running One of the defense's best Bowl run. punching a bar employee, and the receiver playfully behavior. Right tackle game during Roethlisberg- players, outside linebacker Rooney doesn't know if a charge he has denied. slapped him back — but Willie Colon was lost for er's absence, although LaMarr Woodley, is unhap- that's necessarily a bad thing. Benson hasn't heard any- harder. Then, Ochocinco the season in June with an 1,000-yard rusher Rashard py as camp opens despite "We've always done well thing more from Goodell, talked to him on the side- Achilles' injury. Mendenhall was their only having 13? sacks last season. as the underdog and I'm not who could discipline him. line. Later, when Jones All this occurred after a reliable runner last season Without a new NFL labor sure why," he said. "It seems "We had a good talk, a successfully covered 9-7 season caused Pitts- and the offensive line sus- agreement, the Steelers can't that in the years people kind good session," Benson Ochocinco on a play, the burgh to bring back four tained a major setback sign him to a new contract of underestimated us a little said. "I guess no news is receiver gave him a con- players from its Super Bowl when Colon was hurt. The that pays more than 30 per- bit, sometimes that's been good news." gratulatory high-five. past in Randle El, Leftwich, injury may force right guard cent above what he made the some of our better years. I linebacker Larry Foote and Trai Essex to move to tack- previous season — this sea- don't mind that role if that's cornerback Bryant McFad- le, and increases the pres- son, for example, he couldn't where we wind up." Classifieds work! (740) 353-3101 Scoreboard

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Mets Byrd, CHC 28 STANDINGS Zobrist, T-B 57 (Pelfrey 10-5), 7:10 p.m. Phillips, CIN 27 East Division about payments to Abreu, LAA 56 Atlanta (Medlen 6-2) at Cincinnati (Cueto Dunn, WAS 27 W L Pct GB Figgins, SEA 56 10-2), 7:10 p.m. Wright, NYM 27 New York 64 36 .640 — Ortiz, BOS 56 Milwaukee (M.Parra 3-7) at Houston Braun, MIL 26 Tampa Bay 63 38 .624 1.5 Youkilis, BOS 56 (Happ 1-0), 8:05 p.m. Johnson, ARI 26 Boston 58 44 .569 7 Longoria, T-B 54 Pittsburgh (Karstens 2-6) at St. Louis Loney, LAD 26 Toronto 53 49 .520 12 ex-Rangers players (C.Carpenter 11-3), 8:15 p.m. Holliday, STL 26 Baltimore 31 70 .307 33.5 DOUBLES Chicago Cubs (Dempster 8-7) at Col- Central Division Cabrera, DET 35 orado (Francis 3-3), 9:10 p.m. TRIPLES By ANGELA K. BROWN W L Pct GB ing comment. Markakis, BAL 33 Florida (Volstad 4-8) at San Diego Victorino, PHL 8 Chicago 56 44 .560 — Associated Press Writer Mauer, MIN 33 (LeBlanc 5-8), 10:05 p.m. Drew, ARI 7 In another motion filed Minnesota 56 46 .549 1 Hamilton, TEX 32 L.A. Dodgers (Monasterios 3-2) at San Fowler, COL 7 Detroit 51 50 .505 5.5 this week, the Major Young, MIN 31 Francisco (Lincecum 10-4), 10:15 p.m. Escobar, MIL 7 Cleveland 42 59 .416 14.5 Wells, TOR 30 Saturday's Games Pagan, NYM 6 FORT WORTH, Texas — Kansas City 42 59 .416 14.5 League Baseball Players Longoria, T-B 30 Atlanta at Cincinnati, 4:10 p.m. Reyes, NYM 6 West Division Beltre, BOS 29 L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, 4:10 p.m. Bay, NYM 6 Alex Rodriguez filed an Association said it supports W L Pct GB Cano, NYY 28 Milwaukee at Houston, 7:05 p.m. Torres, S-F 5 Texas 59 42 .584 — objection to aspects of next the Rangers’ sale as long as Butler, K-C 27 Philadelphia at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Howard, PHL 5 Oakland 51 49 .510 7.5 Young, TEX 27 Arizona at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Olivo, COL 5 week’s auction of the Texas Los Angeles 52 52 .500 8.5 the new owner pays what is F. Lewis, TOR 27 Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 7:15 p.m. Furcal, LAD 5 Seattle 39 63 .382 20.5 Rangers, saying he and other owed to the team’s current Chicago Cubs at Colorado, 8:10 p.m. Morgan, WAS 5 TRIPLES Florida at San Diego, 8:35 p.m. Wednesday's Games former players may not get and former players, a provi- Jackson, DET 7 Sunday's Games TOTAL BASES Minnesota 6, Kansas City 4 Span, MIN 7 Arizona at N.Y. Mets, 1:10 p.m. Howard, PHL 215 the millions owed them. Boston 7, L.A. Angels 3 sion in baseball’s collective Crawford, T-B 7 Atlanta at Cincinnati, 1:10 p.m. Votto, CIN 214 N.Y. Yankees 8, Cleveland 0 Podsednik, K-C 6 Philadelphia at Washington, 1:35 p.m. Prado, ATL 211 Rodriguez is due $24.9 bargaining agreement. Toronto 5, Baltimore 0 Pennington, OAK 6 Milwaukee at Houston, 2:05 p.m. Weeks, MIL 205 Tampa Bay 7, Detroit 4 million in deferred compen- “We have no reason right F. Lewis, TOR 5 Pittsburgh at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. Pujols, STL 205 Oakland 3, Texas 1 Youkilis, BOS 5 Chicago Cubs at Colorado, 3:10 p.m. Dunn, WAS 199 sation six years after he was Chicago White Sox 6, Seattle 5 now to doubt that any of the Patterson, BOS 5 Florida at San Diego, 4:05 p.m. Holliday, STL 199 Thursday's Games Granderson, NYY 5 L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco, 8:05 p.m. Phillips, CIN 196 traded to the New York Yan- prospective buyers would Tampa Bay 4, Detroit 2 6 tied 4 Huff, S-F 194 N.Y. Yankees at Cleveland, 7:05 p.m. kees, and he tops the list of consider anything else, but Hart, MIL 191 Oakland at Texas, 8:05 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE TOTAL BASES the unsecured creditors in the Baltimore at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. we need to preserve all of the Hamilton, TEX 247 LEADERS EARNED RUN AVERAGE Seattle at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. Cabrera, DET 239 BATTING Johnson, FLA 1.72 Rangers’ bankruptcy case. players’ legal rights,” union Friday's Games Cano, NYY 219 GAB R HBA Halladay, PHL 2.21 Cleveland (Masterson 3-9) at Toronto Rodriguez’s concerns will lawyer David Prouty said. Bautista, TOR 210 Votto, CIN 96 357 72 115.322 Wainwright, STL 2.23 (Marcum 9-4), 7:07 p.m. Beltre, BOS 209 Prado, ATL 99 429 73 137.319 Garcia, STL 2.33 not be an issue if the team is Detroit (Galarraga 3-3) at Boston (Lester The team filed for Chap- Young, TEX 202 Furcal, LAD 71 289 55 92.318 Hudson, ATL 2.40 11-5), 7:10 p.m. Youkilis, BOS 200 Polanco, PHL 74 316 47 100.316 Latos, S-D 2.48 sold to a group led by Hall ter 11 bankruptcy protection N.Y. Yankees (P.Hughes 12-3) at Tampa Wells, TOR 194 Byrd, CHC 99 371 56 116.313 Jimenez, COL 2.75 Bay (W.Davis 8-9), 7:10 p.m. of Fame pitcher Nolan in May with a plan to repay Konerko, CHW 194 Huff, S-F 99 355 65 110.310 Gallardo, MIL 2.77 Baltimore (Arrieta 3-3) at Kansas City Longoria, T-B 194 Gonzalez, COL 89 368 61 113.307 Kershaw, LAD 2.96 Ryan and sports attorney (O'Sullivan 1-1), 8:10 p.m. creditors $75 million and Pagan, NYM 93 347 52 106.305 Carpenter, STL 3.09 Oakland (Bre.Anderson 2-1) at Chicago EARNED RUN AVERAGE Holliday, STL 98 374 57 114.305 Chuck Greenberg, who are sell the club to the Green- White Sox (D.Hudson 1-1), 8:10 p.m. Lee, TEX 2.40 Wright, NYM 100 376 55 113.301 WON-LOST Seattle (Fister 3-6) at Minnesota (S.Baker Major League Baseball’s berg-Ryan group, whose Buchholz, BOS 2.71 Jimenez, COL 15-2 8-9), 8:10 p.m. Hernandez, SEA 2.86 HOME RUNS Wainwright, STL 14-6 preferred buyers. Their Texas (Tom.Hunter 8-0) at L.A. Angels deal had been stalled by Pettitte, NYY 2.88 Votto, CIN 26 Halladay, PHL 12-8 (E.Santana 9-7), 10:05 p.m. Price, T-B 2.90 Reynolds, ARI 24 Carpenter, STL 11-3 $575 million bid includes angry creditors for months Saturday's Games Lester, BOS 2.92 Fielder, MIL 24 Latos, S-D 11-4 Cleveland at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. paying the full $204 mil- after the team announced Cahill, OAK 2.93 Pujols, STL 23 Hudson, ATL 11-5 Detroit at Boston, 4:10 p.m. Wilson, TEX 3.03 Dunn, WAS 23 Nolasco, FLA 11-7 lion owed to A-Rod and Oakland at Chicago White Sox, 7:05 p.m. that group as the buyer. Niemann, T-B 3.08 Howard, PHL 23 8 tied 10 Baltimore at Kansas City, 7:10 p.m. Sabathia, NYY 3.15 Weeks, MIL 22 other unsecured creditors. Lenders and the court- N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. Hart, MIL 22 GAMES PITCHED Seattle at Minnesota, 7:10 p.m. But under the bidding appointed restructuring WON-LOST Uggla, FLA 22 P. Feliciano, NYM 57 Texas at L.A. Angels, 9:05 p.m. Sabathia, NYY 13-4 Gonzalez, S-D 21 Moylan, ATL 53 procedures set for Wednes- Sunday's Games officer repeatedly argued Price, T-B 13-5 Marshall, CHC 53 Cleveland at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. Pavano, MIN 13-6 RUNS BATTED IN Masset, CIN 52 day’s auction, other poten- that the Greenberg-Ryan Detroit at Boston, 1:35 p.m. Hughes, NYY 12-3 Howard, PHL 81 Clippard, WAS 50 N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay, 1:40 p.m. tial buyers can decide bid was not the highest and Verlander, DET 12-6 Pujols, STL 71 Lopez, PIT 48 Oakland at Chicago White Sox, 2:05 p.m. Pettitte, NYY 11-2 Votto, CIN 70 Rhodes, CIN 48 which provisions to include Baltimore at Kansas City, 2:10 p.m. called for an auction, which Lester, BOS 11-5 Hart, MIL 70 Gregerson, S-D 48 Seattle at Minnesota, 2:10 p.m. Garza, T-B 11-5 Wright, NYM 69 Marmol, CHC 48 in their offers. the judge approved. Texas at L.A. Angels, 3:35 p.m. Buchholz, BOS 11-5 Weeks, MIL 67 Cordero, CIN 48 “Out of an abundance of Potential bidders include Danks, CHW 11-7 Gomes, CIN 65 caution, Rodriguez files AMERICAN LEAGUE Gonzalez, S-D 65 SAVES Houston businessman Jim GAMES PITCHED Loney, LAD 65 Wilson, S-F 30 LEADERS Uggla, FLA 64 BATTING Choate, T-B 51 Bell, S-D 29 this limited objection due Crane and Dallas investor Reynolds, ARI 64 GAB R HBA Ohman, BAL 50 Cordero, CIN 27 Braun, MIL 64 to potential uncertainties” Jeff Beck, both involved in Hamilton, TEX 98 391 67 140.358 Breslow, OAK 50 Capps, WAS 25 Cabrera, DET 97 363 72 127.350 Bard, BOS 48 Nunez, FLA 24 about other bidders’ plans, the previous bid process. STOLEN BASES Morneau, MIN 81 296 53 102.345 Coke, DET 48 Wagner, ATL 23 Bourn, HOU 31 Young, MIN 95 341 49 114.334 Downs, TOR 47 Lindstrom, HOU 22 his lawyer, Joseph Billionaire and Dallas Morgan, WAS 27 Beltre, BOS 98 377 50 125.332 League, SEA 47 Rodriguez, NYM 21 Pagan, NYM 23 Wielebinski, wrote in a Mavericks owner Mark Cano, NYY 99 388 71 128.330 Francisco, TEX 47 Dotel, PIT 21 Young, ARI 21 DeJesus, K-C 91 352 46 112.318 Feliz, TEX 46 Broxton, LAD 20 motion filed Wednesday. Cuban was still reviewing A. McCutchen, PIT 21 Jackson, DET 90 366 60 115.314 O'Day, TEX 46 Ramirez, FLA 20 Butler, K-C 99 378 47 118.312 Blevins, OAK 46 INNINGS PITCHED Wielebinski did not documents and consider- Reyes, NYM 20 Podsednik, K-C 95 390 46 121.310 Guerrier, MIN 46 Halladay, PHL 171.0 immediately return a call to ing whether to bid, his Victorino, PHL 20 Wainwright, STL 153.1 Torres, S-F 18 HOME RUNS SAVES Carpenter, STL 148.2 The Associated Press seek- attorney said. Stubbs, CIN 18 Bautista, TOR 30 Feliz, TEX 28 Santana, NYM 147.2 Cabrera, DET 25 Soriano, T-B 28 Myers, HOU 145.0 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE Konerko, CHW 24 Soria, K-C 27 Cain, S-F 143.1 Votto, CIN .599 Hamilton, TEX 23 Papelbon, BOS 24 Hudson, ATL 142.2 make a difference.” Hart, MIL .568 Pena, T-B 22 Gregg, TOR 23 Johnson, FLA 141.1 Dunn, WAS .553 Ortiz, BOS 21 Jenks, CHW 21 Arroyo, CIN 141.0 Oswalt Happ has made one start Pujols, STL .551 Guerrero, TEX 20 Rauch, MIN 21 Haren, ARI 141.0 Huff, S-F .546 after missing three months Wells, TOR 20 Valverde, DET 21 Rolen, CIN .543 Teixeira, NYY 20 Rivera, NYY 21 STRIKEOUTS From Page B1 with an elbow injury. The Howard, PHL .540 Cano, NYY 19 Bailey, OAK 20 Halladay, PHL 149 Holliday, STL .532 Youkilis, BOS 19 Johnson, FLA 146 about $5.33 million the rest 27-year-old lefty went 12-4 Soriano, CHC .530 Quentin, CHW 19 INNINGS PITCHED Lincecum, S-F 143 of this season from his $15 with a 2.93 ERA and fin- Hernandez, SEA 160.2 Gonzalez, S-D .525 Wainwright, STL 142 RUNS BATTED IN Sabathia, NYY 151.1 Haren, ARI 141 ished runner-up for the NL ON-BASE PERCENTAGE million salary and is owed Cabrera, DET 89 Pavano, MIN 148.2 Kershaw, LAD 138 Votto, CIN .423 Rodriguez, NYY 82 Weaver, LAA 141.0 Dempster, CHC 134 $16 million in 2011. Rookie of the Year award Pujols, STL .402 Young, MIN 79 Lee, TEX 139.0 Gallardo, MIL 130 Huff, S-F .400 Oswalt’s contract has a $16 last season. Guerrero, TEX 78 Romero, TOR 138.0 Hamels, PHL 128 Willingham, WAS .399 Bautista, TOR 75 Verlander, DET 137.1 J. Sanchez, S-F 126 “This is all I’ve ever Fielder, MIL .399 million mutual option for Hamilton, TEX 74 Santana, LAA 137.0 Gonzalez, S-D .392 Teixeira, NYY 72 Greinke, K-C 137.0 COMPLETE GAMES 2012 with a $2 million buy- known,” Happ said. “I had Heyward, ATL .388 Konerko, CHW 70 Lester, BOS 135.2 Halladay, PHL 8 Werth, PHL .387 out. Amaro said the team an idea driving to the ball- Cano, NYY 69 Wainwright, STL 4 Zimmerman, WAS.384 Longoria, T-B 67 STRIKEOUTS Cain, S-F 3 sweetened the buyout, but park it might be the last Weaver, LAA 155 Utley, PHL .383 Jimenez, COL 3 STOLEN BASES Hernandez, SEA 145 Moyer, PHL 2 wouldn’t consider it a “sig- time. It was emotional.” RUNS SCORED Pierre, CHW 38 Lester, BOS 143 Hernandez, WAS 2 Phillips, CIN 74 nificant” amount. The 19-year-old Gose is Crawford, T-B 37 Liriano, MIN 139 Myers, HOU 2 Prado, ATL 73 Podsednik, K-C 30 Verlander, DET 130 Cook, COL 2 fast, stealing 36 bases and Votto, CIN 72 The Astros seemed set to Davis, OAK 30 Lewis, TEX 125 Arroyo, CIN 2 Weeks, MIL 71 Gardner, NYY 28 Morrow, TOR 125 Gallardo, MIL 2 send about $11 million to hitting .263 for advanced Uggla, FLA 68 Figgins, SEA 27 Romero, TOR 124 Howard, PHL 65 the Phillies as part of the Class A Clearwater. The Upton, T-B 27 Sabathia, NYY 124 SHUTOUTS Huff, S-F 65 Andrus, TEX 24 Shields, T-B 122 Halladay, PHL 3 Astros then traded Gose to Fielder, MIL 62 deal. Amaro declined to Rios, CHW 23 Jimenez, COL 2 Pujols, STL 61 specify the amount. Toronto for Triple-A first Suzuki, SEA 23 COMPLETE GAMES Cain, S-F 2 Lee, TEX 6 Braun, MIL 61 Gallardo, MIL 2 Johnson, ARI 61 “That was an important baseman Brett Wallace — a SLUGGING PERCENTAGE Hernandez, SEA 5 13 tied 1 Gonzalez, COL 61 23-year-old who hit .301 Cabrera, DET .658 Pavano, MIN 5 part of this,” Amaro said. Hamilton, TEX .632 Pineiro, LAA 3 HITS Morneau, MIN .618 Santana, LAA 3 “We wanted to keep some with 18 home runs and 61 Prado, ATL 137 Bautista, TOR .585 12 tied 2 Phillips, CIN 121 level of flexibility so we RBIs at Las Vegas. Youkilis, BOS .570 Howard, PHL 119 Cano, NYY .564 SHUTOUTS Villar, also 19, stole 38 Byrd, CHC 116 can continue to field a Konerko, CHW .564 Pavano, MIN 2 14 tied 1 Votto, CIN 115 Do you have championship-caliber bases and batted .272 for Beltre, BOS .554 Weeks, MIL 115 team. Yes, the money did Class A Lakewood. Young, MIN .548 Holliday, STL 114 Swisher, NYY .533 NATIONAL LEAGUE Wright, NYM 113 a story idea? STANDINGS Gonzalez, COL 113 ON-BASE PERCENTAGE East Division Loney, LAD 112 If you know of some- Morneau, MIN .437 W L Pct GB Braun, MIL 112 Cabrera, DET .425 Atlanta 58 43 .574 — one or something that Classifieds work! Youkilis, BOS .410 Philadelphia 55 46 .545 3 BASES ON BALLS Hamilton, TEX .403 New York 52 50 .510 6.5 Fielder, MIL 69 would make a good Choo, CLE .395 Florida 51 51 .500 7.5 Pujols, STL 66 (740) 353-3101 Gardner, NYY .390 Washington 44 58 .431 14.5 Berkman, HOU 60 story, please call Kinsler, TEX .387 Central Division Willingham, WAS 60 Cano, NYY .386 W L Pct GB Votto, CIN 60 (740) 353-3101, ext. Longoria, T-B .385 Cincinnati 57 46 .553 — Gonzalez, S-D 59 DeJesus, K-C .384 St. Louis 56 46 .549 .5 Glaus, ATL 57 240, or e-mail Milwaukee 48 55 .466 9 Jones, ATL 55 RUNS SCORED Chicago 46 56 .451 10.5 Reynolds, ARI 54 pdtnews@portsmouth “ Teixeira, NYY 76 Houston 42 59 .416 14 Werth, PHL 53 -dailytimes.com. IFEEL LIKE Crawford, T-B 76 Pittsburgh 36 65 .356 20 Youkilis, BOS 74 West Division DOUBLES Cabrera, DET 72 W L Pct GB Werth, PHL 34 Cano, NYY 71 San Diego 59 40 .596 — Torres, S-F 32 AFISH Jeter, NYY 69 San Francisco 58 45 .563 3 Hamilton, TEX 67 Los Angeles 54 47 .535 6 Young, TEX 67 Colorado 52 50 .510 8.5 WITH NO WATER. Bautista, TOR 66 Arizona 37 64 .366 23 ” Longoria, T-B 66 Wednesday's Games HITS Houston 8, Chicago Cubs 1 –JACOB, AGE 5 Hamilton, TEX 140 Cincinnati 10, Milwaukee 2 Suzuki, SEA 129 Philadelphia 7, Arizona 1 NOW PUMPING DESCRIBING ASTHMA Cano, NYY 128 Atlanta 3, Washington 1 Cabrera, DET 127 San Francisco 10, Florida 9, 10 innings Beltre, BOS 125 St. Louis 8, N.Y. Mets 7, 13 innings JENKINS' Young, TEX 124 Pittsburgh 6, Colorado 2 Podsednik, K-C 121 San Diego 6, L.A. Dodgers 1 Butler, K-C 118 Thursday's Games Scutaro, BOS 117 N.Y. Mets 4, St. Louis 0 SERVICE CENTER Jeter, NYY 115 Washington 5, Atlanta 3 You know how to react to their asthma attacks. 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Ready to Go Glennwood Ave. Estate of Ellen Irvin residence is known as Unlimited local 1st shots wormed White female cock- • Houston Hollow/ AKA Sadie Irvin, 3931 Richardson and long $650 fem $550 male atiel, large cage, all Road, Apt. 30, Inde- Sale July 31st & Candy Run deceased, et al., 740-464-0654 574- for $45 Call 820- pendence, Kentucky distance Aug 2nd, Flowers Defendants Case No. 4988 3153 285-0341 10CIE105 41051, but whose calling for only Ison Rd, Minford, present place of resi- $24.99 per variety of pre teens, CALL OLIVE The Estate of Ellen dence is unknown, will Miscellaneous teens, & womens Irvin AKA Sadie Irvin, take notice that on month. 700 Agriculture Antique Buffet $45. (10) clothes. deceased, and the un- May 7, 2010, U.S. Get reliable phone 353-3101 EXT. 231 known heirs, devisees, Bank National Associ- service from New bar stools $20 legatees, executors, ation, as Trustee for Vonage. Farm Equipment ea Motorized chair Sat July 30th, 8675 administrators, Structured Asset Se- like new $750 TV Green St, Burg, Call Today! 1944 Ford Tractor spouses and assigns curities Corporation, $60 etc. 858-6482 kids, Jrs ,mens 1-877-673-3136 $1500 obo New and the unknown Mortgage Pass- clothes, toys, lots Through Certificates, concrete blocks ap- guardians of minor of misc. and/or incompetent Series 2006-W1 filed prox 200 $150 obo. Bandanas, skull heirs of The Estate of its Complaint in Case 352-7998 Security caps baseball hats Ellen Irvin AKA Sadie No. 2010 CVE 01008 $12 Dozen. 740- in the Court of Com- Irvin, deceased, all of 820-4574 whose residences are mon Pleas of Clermont ADT Ford Tractor 3000 unknown and cannot County, 270 Main St., Carrier Routes Available Free Home Looks & Runs Good by reasonable dili- Batavia, OH 45103, Dell Comp, 8110 di- Security $4,600 Cash. 937- Must have Reliable Transportation gence be ascertained, seeking foreclosure mension, celeron D and alleging that the $850 Value 509-1993 will take notice that on window XP, lexmark CALL CIRCULATION 353-3101 Defendant(s) Jane with purchase of the 2nd day of April, printer x2500, $200 2010. Silverleaf Finan- Doe, Unknown alarm monitoring Hay, Feed, Seed, Shawnee, West End Call 259-2574 East End cial, LLC filed its Com- Spouse of Donald services from ADT Grain Grandview, From Front St plaint in the Common Ware and John Doe, Security Services. From Offnere Unknown Spouse of to 11th Street Pleas Court of Scioto Call 1-888-274- Hay For Sale, Good Doll & Teddy Bear 27th, Ashley Foster have or Street to County, Ohio, 602 7th 3888 Orchard Grass & molds new & little to Lincoln Street, Room 205, claim(s) to have an in- Willow Way, Timothy, square used $700 Call 353- Street, Down Overpass, 8th Portsmouth, Ohio, terest in the real estate bales, Call 574- described below: 6956 Dorman, 45662, in Case No. 8540 Offnere Street to Street to the 10CIE105, on the 400 Circle Ohio River docket of the Court, Permanent Parcel #: Financial 2nd Street Finished Wood $ and the object and de- 012021C246 900 $258.50/mo. Appr. $ 354.48/mo. Merchandise Kitchen Cabinets. 394.03/mo. mand for relief of Property Address: 1543 Clearbrook Lane, In excellent condi- which pleading is to Financial Services Sunrise, Kent, North Hill, foreclosure the lien of Amelia, OH 45102 Bargain Basement tion, $350. For more Sciotoville plaintiff’s mortgage info, call 740-821- 28th, Ruhlman, 29th, Coles Ridge, $ recorded upon the fol- The Defendant(s) 1- 6 week old 6214. Buena Vista, Cedar, 342.24/mo. lowing described real name above are re- CREDIT CARD Minipen and Chi- Michigan, Indian, estate to wit: quired to answer on or RELIEF huahua mix $49.99 Cypress, Sherman, before the 10th day 740-778-2628 Gallery Series Drop Buried in Credit Gilbert, Orchard & Seneca, Old Post, Property Address: of September, 2010. in glass top range New Boston Card Debt? 2016 Kinneys Lane, 29x20 oven 21x27 Sheridan Sandstone area $116.64/mo. U.S. Bank National Call Credit Card Portsmouth, Ohio 14” Magnavox TV both Frigidaire both $259.74/mo. $285.12/mo. 45662 and being more Association, as Relief for your free w/remote $40 Call black $300 ea 740- Trustee for Structured particularly described consultation. 740-464-2565 285-0684 Asset Securities Cor- 1-877-264-8031 Portsmouth Daily Times Friday, July 30, 2010 B7

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2010 NASCAR SPRINT CUP SCHEDULE AND STANDINGS Feb. 6 — x-Budweiser Shootout (Kevin Auto Racing Harvick) Feb. 11 — x-Gatorade Duel 1 (Jimmie Indy shows Childress team Johnson) Glance Feb. 11 — x-Gatorade Duel 2 (Kasey Kahne Feb. 14 — Daytona 500 (Jamie McMurray) SPRINT CUP Feb. 21 — Auto Club 500 (Jimmie John- son) PENNSYLVANIA 500 Feb. 28 — Shelby American, Las Vegas back on top in NASCAR Site: Long Pond, Pa. (Jimmie Johnson Schedule: Friday, practice (Speed, March 7 — Kobalt Tools 500 (Kurt Busch) noon-1:30 p.m.), qualifying (Speed, March 21 — Food City 500, Bristol, Tenn. By CHRIS JENKINS than we did last year. In the Everybody has raced at a of a merger between Chip 3:30-5 p.m.); Saturday, practice (Jimmie Johnson) AP Sports Writer end, you work just as hard lower level and likes to be a Ganassi's team and the rac- (Speed, 9:30-10 a.m., 11 a.m.-12:30 March 28 — Goody's Fast Pain Relief 500, p.m.); Sunday, race, 1 p.m. (ESPN, 1- Martinsville, Va. (Denny Hamlin) to run last as you do to run part of doing well and the ing side of DEI. April 10 — Subway Fresh Fit 600, Avon- 5:30 p.m.). dale, Ariz. (Ryan Newman) INDIANAPOLIS — If first. To see the reward that way that we function at After Indy, Ganassi Track: Pocono Raceway (triangle, 2.5 April 18 — Samsung Mobile 500, Fort anybody needed more evi- miles). Worth, Texas (Denny Hamlin) the guys are getting and we RCR is very blue collar and sounded like a satisfied cus- Race distance: 500 miles, 200 laps. April 25 — Aaron's 499, Talladega, Ala. dence to confirm that all get from running better I like that." tomer. Last year: Denny Hamlin won a race (Kevin Harvick) pushed back to Monday because of May 1 — Heath Calhoun 400, Richmond, Richard Childress Racing is is a lot more fun." It's shaping up as a poten- "I want to thank Richard rain, snapping a 50-race winless Va. (Kyle Busch) May 8 — Southern 500, Darlington, S.C. back as a NASCAR power Nobody could blame tial championship season for giving me the 29 engine streak. Juan Pablo Montoya was sec- (Denny Hamlin) broker, Sunday's organiza- ond. May 16 — Autism Speaks 400, Dover, Del. Childress for thinking about for Harvick, who leads Jeff this weekend. He gave me Last week: Jamie McMurray won at (Kyle Busch) tion-wide romp at the Indi- quitting racing after Dale Gordon by 184 points after the 29 and the 31 engines," Indianapolis Motor Speedway to join May 22 — x-Sprint Showdown, Concord, anapolis Motor Speedway Earnhardt, his longtime Jimmie Johnson (2006) and Dale Jar- N.C. (Martin Truex Jr.) Indy. Ganassi joked after Mc- rett (1996) as the only drivers to win May 22 — x-NASCAR Sprint All-Star could be Exhibit A. Race, Concord, N.C. (Kurt Busch) friend and star driver, died Harvick's stellar season Murray's win, referring to the Daytona 500 and Brickyard 400 in May 30 — Coca-Cola 600, Concord, N.C. Sprint Cup points leader at Daytona in 2001. Chil- has been playing out some- the same year. Kevin Harvick was (Kurt Busch) the car numbers for Harvick second. Kevin Harvick finished sec- June 6 — Gillette Fusion ProGlide 500, dress pressed on: That's what under the radar be- and Burton. "I tell him that Fast facts: Hamlin also won the June Long Pond, Pa. (Denny Hamlin) ond for RCR, trailing only what Dale would want, he cause he has two victories, 6 race at the track, his fourth victory in June 13 — Heluva Good! Sour Cream nine Pocono starts. ... Harvick leads Dips 400, Brooklyn, Mich. (Denny Hamlin) every week, you know." Jamie McMurray. His car, told himself. while Jimmie Johnson and the season standings with 2,920 June 20 — Toyota/Save Mart 350, With the championship a Sonoma, Calif. (Jimmie Johnson) like Harvick's, was powered Childress took on in- Denny Hamlin have five points with six races left before the June 27 — Lenox Industrial Tools 301, real possibility, Harvick still 10-race Chase. Jeff Gordon is second Loudon, N.H. (Jimmie Johnson) by a motor built by the vestors, helping him make a each. The often-outspoken with 2,736, followed by Hamlin July 3 — Coke Zero 400 Powered By Earnhardt-Childress Racing commitment to improving Harvick doesn't mind being wants to see continued im- (2,660) and four-time defending se- Coca-Cola, Daytona Beach, Fla. (Kevin provement. But he marvels ries champion Jimmie Johnson Harvick) engine shop. the team's engineering de- outside the spotlight. (2,649). Hamlin and Johnson lead the July 10 — LifeLock.com 400, Joliet, Ill. (David Reutimann) Harvick's teammates partment. He navigated "Absolutely, that makes at the progress the team has series with five victories, with each July 25 — Brickyard 400, Indianapolis victory worth 10 bonus points when (Jamie McMurray) weren't far behind, with sponsorship issues and kept things a lot easier," he said. made. the points are reset for the 12-driver Aug. 1 — Pennsylvania 500, Long Pond, Clint Bowyer in fourth and Harvick from leaving de- "It lets us focus on what we "It's pretty hard to put it in Chase. Harvick has two victories. Pa. Next race: Heluva Good! Sour Cream Aug. 8 — Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips Jeff Burton in sixth. And spite public squabbling over need to focus on. The atten- perspective just for the fact Dips at the Glen, Aug. 8, Watkins at The Glen, Watkins Glen, N.Y. Aug. 15 — Carfax 400, Brooklyn, Mich. Juan Pablo Montoya, who his contract. tion and the things that have that last year we were, at Glen International, Watkins, Glen, Aug. 21 — Irwin Tools Night Race, Bristol, N.Y. Tenn. led much of the race before The team finally ap- or haven't come with that best, a midpack car on a Online: http://www.nascar.com Sep. 5 — Labor Day Classic 500, Hamp- getting shuffled back on a peared to be on the upswing don't really matter to us as ton, Ga. good day," Harvick said NATIONWIDE Sep. 11 — Richmond 400, Richmond, Va. late pit strategy decision in 2007 and 2008, but took long as we're getting the re- Sunday. "(Last year's Brick- U.S. CELLULAR 250 Sep. 19 — Sylvania 300, Loudon, N.H. Site: Newton, Iowa. Sep. 26 — AAA 400, Dover, Del. and subsequent crash, also a significant step backward sults on the race track." yard) was kind of the turn- Oct. 3 — Price Chopper 400, Kansas City, had an ECR engine. Schedule: Friday, practice, qualifying; Kan last year, when all four driv- Burton and Bowyer are around where it started, and Saturday, 7:30 p.m. (ESPN2, 7-10:30 Oct. 10 — Pepsi Max 400, Fontana, Calif. After falling from its ers were shut out of victory contenders, too; if the where last year we got our p.m.). Oct. 16 — NASCAR Banking 500, Con- perch as a perennial con- Track: Iowa Speedway (oval, 0.875 cord, N.C. lane and missed the Chase Chase started today, both new cars. And even today miles). Oct. 24 — TUMS Fast Relief 500, Mar- tender in NASCAR, for the Sprint Cup. Race distance: 218.75 miles, 250 tinsville, Va. drivers would be in. when I say we had a top- Oct. 31 — AMP Energy 500, Talladega, Richard Childress' team has Now Childress appears to The team is building bet- laps. Ala. five car and was capable of Last year: Brad Keselowski passed Nov. 7 — Lone Star 500, Fort Worth, Texas been on the rebound since be solidly back on top. ter cars — and better en- Kyle Busch with eight laps left and Nov. 14 — Arizona 500, Avondale, Ariz. winning because we took a held on to win the inaugural Nation- Nov. 21 — Ford 400, Homestead, Fla. last year's Brickyard race. "The guys on the team ... gines, in a joint venture with wide race at the track. x-non-points race "From last year to this chance and were able to run Last week: Busch raced to his fifth 2010 Driver Standings at RCR are just racers," Dale Earnhardt Inc. The victory in his last six Nationwide starts 1. Kevin Harvick, 2,920 point, it's a 180," Harvick Harvick said. "You don't company also provides the fast enough to have a 2. Jeff Gordon, 2,736 and eighth of the year, holding off Carl 3. Denny Hamlin, 2,660 said. "It's a lot easier and have a huge amount of guys engines in the cars McMur- chance, with our cars last Edwards at O'Reilly Raceway Park in 4. Jimmie Johnson, 2,659 more exciting and every- year we couldn't even take Clermont, Ind. 5. Kurt Busch, 2,658 that are just, I guess, engi- ray and Montoya drive for Fast facts: Busch has 38 Nationwide 6. Kyle Busch, 2,630 body has a lot better mind- neering-based, would be the the Earnhardt Ganassi Rac- that chance because they victories, second behind Mark Martin 7. Jeff Burton, 2,615 (48) on the career list. Busch isn't run- 8. Matt Kenseth, 2,573 set coming to the race track most polite way to put it. ing team, which is the result weren't fast enough." 9. Tony Stewart, 2,544 ning for the championship after taking 10. Carl Edwards, 2,496 the season title last year. ... Ke- 11. Greg Biffle, 2,462 selowski has a 205-point lead over 12. Clint Bowyer, 2,446 second-place Edwards. ... Michael 13. Mark Martin, 2,384 Annett, driving the No. 15 Toyota for 14. Dale Earnhardt Jr., 2,353 Germain Racing, is from Des Moines. 15. Ryan Newman, 2,299 Briefs: Roush transferred to Mayo Clinic Next race: Zippo 200 at the Glen, 16. Jamie McMurray, 2,295 17. Kasey Kahne, 2,290 Aug. 7, Watkins Glen International, 18. David Reutimann, 2,269 Associated Press contest. Watkins, Glen, N.Y. 19. Joey Logano, 2,241 Online: http://www.nascar.com 20. Martin Truex Jr., 2,145 Boeheim said he thought 2010 NATIONWIDE SERIES ROCHESTER, Minn. — he was going to have to give CAMPING WORLD SCHEDULE, STANDINGS NASCAR team owner Jack Stewart a shooting lesson, TRUCKS Feb. 13 — DRIVE4COPD 300 (Tony Stew- POCONO MOUNTAINS 125 art Roush has been transferred but "he's got good form. He's Site: Long Pond, Pa. Feb. 20 — Stater Bros. 300 (Kyle Busch) to the Mayo Clinic follow- Schedule: Friday, practice (Speed, Feb. 27 — Sam's Town 300, Las Vegas a lot better at this than I 5:30-7 p.m.); Saturday, qualifying (Kevin Harvick) ing surgery on facial injuries March 20 — Scotts Turf Builder 300 (Justin would be driving a race car. (Speed, 10-11 a.m.), race, 1 p.m. Allgaier) he sustained in a plane crash I'd be in the wall on the first (Speed, 12:30-3 p.m.). April 3 — Nashville 300, Lebanon, Tenn. in Wisconsin. Track: Pocono Raceway (triangle, 2.5 (Kevin Harvick) turn." miles). April 9 — Bashas' Supermarkets 200, Roush Fenway Racing Boeheim, who admitted Race distance: 125 miles, 50 laps. Avondale, Ariz. (Kyle Busch) Last year: Inaugural race. April 19 — O'Reilly Auto Parts 300, Fort said in a statement Thursday he'd driven over 100 mph a Worth, Texas (Kyle Busch) that Roush was taken to the Last week: Ron Hornaday raced to April 25 — Aaron's 312, Talladega, Ala. few times more than a his first victory of the year and series- (Brad Keselowski) Mayo Clinic on Wednesday record 46th, leading 129 of 200 laps decade ago, is the grand April 30 — Bubba Burger 250, Richmond, and is in serious but stable at O'Reilly Raceway Park. The four- Va. (Brad Keselowski) marshal for the Nationwide time series champion snapped a 22- May 7 — Royal Purple 200, Darlington, condition. The team does not race winless streak with his fourth S.C. (Denny Hamlin) Series race at Watkins Glen May 15 — Heluva Good! 200, Dover, Del. say what kind of injuries he victory at the track. (Kyle Busch) International on Aug. 7. Fast facts: Sprint Cup drivers Denny May 29 — Tech-Net Auto Service 300, has from the accident Tues- Hamlin, Kasey Kahne and Elliott Concord, N.C. (Kyle Busch) day night. Sadler are in the field. Hamlin, driving June 5 — Federated Auto Parts 300, the No. 15 Toyota for Billy Ballew Mo- Lebanon, Tenn. (Brad Keselowski) Roush's passenger, friend Top NASCAR owners hold torsports, has four Sprint Cup victo- June 12 — Meijer 300, Sparta, Ky. (Joey ries at the track. ... Todd Bodine leads Logano) Brenda Stricklin, was treated their own town hall meeting June 19 — Bucyrus 200, Elkhart Lake, and released from a Wiscon- the season standings, 177 points Wis. (Carl Edwards) CHARLOTTE, N.C. — ahead of Aric Almirola. ... Multi-truck June 26 — New England 200, Loudon, sin hospital Wednesday af- Gary W. Green ■ MCT qualifying will be used for the first time N.H. (Kyle Busch) The top team owners in ternoon. to determine the starting lineup. The July 2 — Subway Jalapeno 250, Daytona NASCAR set their individ- Owner Jack Roush celebrates after Matt Kenseth, driver of the No. 17 trucks will be released in approxi- Beach, Fla. (Dale Earnhardt Jr.) Roush was attending the mately 25-second increments for their July 9 — Dollar General 300, Joliet, Ill. ual agendas aside for a uni- DEWALT Ford, won the 51st Daytona 500 February 15, 2009. (Kyle Busch) Experimental Aircraft Asso- two-lap runs. The qualifying order will July 17 — Missouri-Illinois Dodge Dealers fied brainstorming session France family as a dictator- good bit since then. be set by inverting the drivers' posi- 250, Madison, Ill. (Carl Edwards) ciation's annual AirVenture on how to cut costs and help tions in the final practice. July 24 — Kroger 200, Indianapolis (Kyle in Oshkosh, Wis. The avia- ship, and although partici- He started this year with Next race: Nashville 200, Aug. 7, Busch) revive the auto racing indus- TRG Motorsports but termi- Nashville Superspeedway, Gladeville, July 31 — U.S. Cellular 250, Newton, Iowa pants could offer opinions, Tenn. Aug. 7 — Zippo 200 at The Glen, Watkins tion buff also survived a try. the ruling family made all nated the contract in June. Online: http://www.nascar.com Glen, N.Y. crash in 2002. Aug. 14 — Carfax 250, Brooklyn, Mich. "We're all stakeholders in the decisions. It was some- He drove a few races for Aug. 20 — Food City 250, Bristol, Tenn. The EAA said a this thing, and we all want to Robby Gordon, made his FORMULA ONE Aug. 29 — NAPA Auto Parts 200, Montreal Beechcraft Premier business what benevolent, though, HUNGARIAN GRAND PRIX Sep. 4 — Atlanta 300, Hampton, Ga. know 'What can we do to and the late Bill France Jr. 600th career start for Site: Budapest, Hungary. Sep. 10 — Virginia 529 College Savings jet registered to Roush Fen- Phoenix Racing earlier this Schedule: Friday, practice (Speed, 8- 250, Richmond, Va. make this better? How can traditionally hosted an an- 9:30 a.m.), Saturday, practice, qualify- Sep. 25 — Dover 200, Dover, Del. way Racing, LLC was in- month at Daytona, and is Oct. 2 — Kansas Lottery 300, Kansas City, we save some money and nual fishing trip following ing (Speed, 8-9:30 a.m.); Sunday, Kan. volved in a landing accident now temporarily back with race, 8 a.m. (Speed, 7:30-10 a.m., help the show?' " team the July race in Daytona in 2:30-5 p.m.). Oct. 9 — Camping World 300, Fontana, at Wittman Regional Airport TRG. Calif. owner Rick Hendrick told which drivers and owners Track: Hungaroring (road course, Oct. 15 — Dollar General 300, Concord, in Oshkosh around 6:15 The Associated Press on 2.72 miles). N.C. could raise questions and Race distance: 190.53 miles, 70 Oct. 23 — Gateway 250, Madison, Ill. p.m. Tuesday. Nov. 6 — O'Reilly Auto Parts Challenge, Wednesday, the day after concerns away from the race Jeff Gordon has new spotter laps. Fort Worth, Texas representatives from about Last year: McLaren's Lewis Hamilton Nov. 13 — Arizona 200, Avondale, Ariz. track. this weekend at Pocono raced to the first of his two 2009 victo- Nov. 20 — Ford 300, Homestead, Fla. Tony Stewart and Jim 10 race teams gathered at ries. Ferrari's Felipe Massa sustained 2010 Driver Standings CHARLOTTE, N.C. — multiple skull fractures in qualifying 1. Brad Keselowski, 3,189 Boeheim team for hoops win Hendrick Motorsports to Labonte hired to replace Jeff Gordon will have a new when he was hit in the helmet by de- 2. Carl Edwards, 2,984 discuss ideas. bris and crashed into a tire barrier. 3. Justin Allgaier, 2,691 SYRACUSE, N.Y. — spotter starting this weekend 4. Kyle Busch, 2,681 The meeting was an off- Ambrose at JTG in 2011 Last week: Fernando Alonso won the 5. Paul Menard, 2,505 NASCAR driver Tony Stew- at Pocono Raceway, a move German Grand Prix after Ferrari or- shoot of the "town hall" style dered Felipe Massa to give his team- 6. Kevin Harvick, 2,434 art has something in com- HARRISBURG, N.C. — the team believes will help 7. Steve Wallace, 2,338 sessions NASCAR has been JTG Daugherty Racing has mate the lead. Ferrari was fined 8. Brendan Gaughan, 2,277 mon with Syracuse the four-time NASCAR $100,000. 9. Trevor Bayne, 2,205 holding with competitors hired Bobby Labonte to re- Fast facts: Hamilton, the winner in 10. Jason Leffler, 2,161 basketball coach Jim Boe- champion snap the longest 11. Reed Sorenson, 2,112 since early last season to place Marcos Ambrose next Turkey and Canada, leads the season heim — they can both shoot losing streak of his career. standings with 157. McLaren team- 12. Joey Logano, 2,108 give drivers and teams an 13. Brian Scott, 2,103 hoops. season. Hendrick Motorsports mate Jenson Button (143) is second, 14. Michael Annett, 2,079 opportunity to discuss the is- Labonte's hiring to drive hired Jeff Dickerson on followed by Red Bull's Mark Webber 15. Tony Raines, 2,041 In an appearance Wednes- (136) and Sebastian Vettel (136) and 2010 CAMPING WORLD sues facing America's No. 1 the No. 47 Toyota was made Alonso (123). day at the Carmelo K. An- Wednesday, moving quickly STANDINGS racing series. Unable to Wednesday, a day after the to grab the spotter after he Next race: Belgian Grand Prix, Aug. 1. Todd Bodine, 1,861 thony basketball center at 29, Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps, 2. Aric Almirola, 1,684 shake the slide in both atten- team said Ambrose was unexpectedly parted ways Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium. 3. Johnny Sauter, 1,679 Syracuse University, Stew- Online: http://www.formula1.com 4. Ron Hornaday Jr., 1,649 dance and TV ratings, moving on. last week with Kyle Busch. (tie) Timothy Peters, 1,649 art, who was born and raised NASCAR and its partici- 6. Austin Dillon, 1,584 Labonte won NASCAR's Dickerson had been with 7. Matt Crafton, 1,583 in Indiana, chatted with Boe- pants have been working to- top championship in 2000 Busch since his early days at PORTSMOUTH RACEWAY 8. Mike Skinner, 1,574 PARK 9. David Starr, 1,528 heim about former Indiana gether to re-energize the for Joe Gibbs Racing. His HMS, and the driver often Saturday: Limited Late Model Extrav- 10. Jason White, 1,493 aganza. Also late models, modifieds 11. Ricky Carmichael, 1,442 coach Bob Knight and auto sport. last victory in the Sprint Cup credited Dickerson for guid- and bombers. 12. Mario Gosselin, 1,288 racing, then teamed with NASCAR has historically Series was in 2003 for JGR, ing him on the track to sev- Last weekʼs winners: Late models- 13. James Buescher, 1,271 Chris Wilson; Modifieds-Todd Robin- (tie) Justin Lofton, 1,271 Boeheim to win a shooting been run by the founding and he's moved around a eral victories. son; Limitted Late models-Rick Robinson; Bombers-Jeremie Bretz.