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Local News Highlights Video Now Available at www.portsmouth-dailytimes.com Mound Park Play Structure Closed Unsafe For Children, City Service Director Says BY RYAN SCOTT morning so I went up and looked get it fixed, or maybe we’ll look The wooden play structure at OTTNEY at it. There’s several walkways into removing it and possibly get- Mound Park is more than 20 PDT STAFF WRITER that are high off the ground that ting a new one,” he said. years old and was built for the have totally fallen apart. I just Beaumont said he has been told city by the Proud Group. The FRANK LEWIS Portsmouth City Service Direc- decided to go ahead and rope it that the city has money available structure will remain closed until Sponsored by tor Bill Beaumont announced Fri- off. There are two signs up there in the Scioto Foundation to repair further notice. day afternoon that the wooden that says ‘Do Not Enter,’” Beau- the structure. He did not know “Just that structure only. You F I N A N C I A L S E R V I C E S play structure at Mound Park has mont said. how much money was available, can play every place else in the been closed after a preliminary Beaumont stressed clearly that and he did not know how much it park, but just not on that struc- Member FINRA/SIPC inspection discovered it was Mound Park itself is not closed might cost to repair or replace the ture,” Beaumont said. 354-9900 unsafe for children. entirely — only the wooden play structure. www.raymondjames.com/ “We’ve had complaints for a structure. “We’re in the process of having RYAN SCOTT OTTNEY can be “We’re going to do a full contact with Kiwanians and also reached at (740) 353-3101, ext. 235, or capitalwealthpartners long time about how it’s falling apart. There’s wooden splinters inspection next week to see how the Scioto Foundation to see what e-mail rottney@heartlandpublications. and a woman called me this much work it’s going to take to we can possibly do,” he said. com. Closing Down Tow Truck SONGS FOR A PARTY DOW JONES Reported Stolen

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Weather Ryan Scott Ottney ■ Daily Times See TRUCK, A3 Ohio First Lady Frances Strickland (center) sang a set of this season’s Democratic election songs with 89th House District Today ShowersHigh 85 Candidate Ron Hadsell (left) and Shirley Crothers-Marley (right) when she visited the Scioto County Democratic Party Headquarters on Chillicothe Street on Friday. TonightShowers Low 66 Main Street High Low Outlook Ohio’s First Lady Campaigns For Husband Announces SUN 89 69 P. Sunny MON 89 70 M. Clear BY RYAN SCOTT OTTNEY Farmers’ Market TUE 91 71 P. Sunny PDT STAFF WRITER PDT STAFF REPORT WED 91 71 T-storm Ohio First Lady Frances Strick- Main Street Portsmouth has land visited Portsmouth on Fri- announced it will have a Farmers day to meet volunteers working at Market and has a call out for ven- the Scioto County Democratic dors. Party Headquarters, located at The new market in Portsmouth 1018 Chillicothe St. — “Growing Together” — begins Frances Strickland is the wife Ryan Scott Ottney ■ Daily Times Aug. 7 and runs until Oct. 9 and of Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland — Ohio First Lady Frances Strickland visited the Scioto County Democrat- will be held on the Roy Rogers the incumbent Democratic candi- ic Party Headquarters on Chillicothe Street on Friday. Pictured are Esplanade, corner Gallia and date seeking re-election in Melanie Ogg of the Scioto County Women’s Democrat Club, Scioto Coun- Chillicothe streets. Hours will be 9 November. Strickland is chal- ty Treasurer Bill Ogg, 89th House District Candidate Ron Hadsell, First a.m. to 1 p.m. Obituaries lenged by Republican candidate Lady Frances Strickland, Municipal Judge Steve Mowery, Portsmouth The market will be accepting • Christy Carroll City Councilman Kevin Johnson and Scioto County Commissioner Tom • Kenneth Dundes Sr. See STRICKLAND, A3 Reiser. See MARKET, A3 • Frances Dyer • Billy Hunt • Ray Hunt Slowing Economic Rebound Raises Unemployment Fears • Christy Kelly • Donald Pennisten BY JEANNINE AVERSA Consumers spent less, compa- most everything is tracking weak- they are expected to keep up that See Page A2 AP ECONOMICS WRITER nies slowed their restocking of er,” said Mark Zandi, chief econo- spending. But that won’t be shelves and the nation’s trade mist at Moody’s Analytics. enough to invigorate the rebound. WASHINGTON — The recov- deficit exerted a stronger drag on “Because of that, I expect unem- In fact, their investments in tech- Index ery is losing so much momentum the economy in the April-to-June ployment to rise back to double nology could actually crimp hir- Advice ...... B5 Local...... A2-4 that employers are unlikely to step quarter. digits, hitting 10 percent in ing. Companies are investing in up hiring anytime this year, and The Commerce Department December and staying there early productivity-enhancing equipment Calendar ..A2 Lotteries....B2 unemployment could return to report also showed the recession next year.” that reduces the need to expand Class ...... B6-7 Puzzles ....B4 double digits. was deeper than previously esti- Businesses stepped up their their work forces. Instead, they can Comics...... B4 Sports ....B1-3 That was the bleak conclusion of mated, according to revisions of spending last quarter, propelled in produce more from their existing Editorial ....A4 TV ...... B5 analysts Friday after the govern- the data. Its depth helps explain part by government stimulus. But employees. ment said economic growth why the economy is now strug- those gains aren’t likely to be Congress may feel pressure to pass crawled at a 2.4 percent pace in the gling so much, with shoppers repeated, economists said. more stimulus measures to speed the spring. It was the economy’s weak- reluctant to spend and employers The one exception is in equip- recovery. So far, Republicans est showing in nearly a year. And slow to hire. ment and software. Companies many economists think growth is “We’re headed into the third invested in those areas last quarter even slower now.S quarter with little momentum, and at the fastest pace in 13 years. And See ECONOMY, A3 ValleryVallery Ford,Ford, anan AmericanAmerican CompanyCompany proudlyproudly servingserving AllAll AmericansAmericans forfor overover 9696 YearsYears andand stillstill goinggoing STRONG!!!STRONG!!! 0000584323 2000 Ford F150 2001 Ford Escape 2005 Ford Taurus SEL 2004 Suzuki Forenza 2005 Chevrolet Aveo LT 2003 Pontiac Aztek Manager’s WAVERLY, OHIO Specials!

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Obituaries Calendar Christy Carroll Donald Today Lake, 9906 Big Bear Creek Road, Episcopal Church, Fourth and Lucasville, 11 a.m.-7 p.m. Court streets, 6:30 p.m. Today, why not try ... • Rummage sale, sponsored by 1967-2010 Pennisten, 80 • Hospice Center of Southern • Bingo, Our Lady of Sorrows Portsmouth Area Jaycees, 2033 Junior fishing tourna- Christy Ringrose Carroll, Medical Center’s Memorial Bike basement, 2215 Galena Pike, Donald Edwin Pennisten, Gallia St., starting 8 a.m. ment for children 15 42, passed away with her Ride, $15 per individual, $20 per West Portsmouth, 7 p.m.; doors 80, of South Point, died • Angel Food order distribution, years and under, free, family by her side on two people on bike, lunch provided, open, 5 p.m. Wednesday, July 28, 2010, Potter’s House Ministries, 5409 Greenbo Lake, 965 Wednesday, July 28, 2010, music, drawings, giveaways, • Bingo, Beaver Firefighters at a Russell, Ky., hospital. Winchester Ave., Sciotoville, 9-11 Lodge Road, Greenup following a long and coura- Graveside services will SOMC East Campus, 2201 25th Association, 7000 Ohio 335, County, Ky.; registration, geous battle with cancer. a.m.; Cornerstone United be 2:30 p.m. Saturday at Methodist Church, 808 Offnere St., St.; registration, noon; ride begin- Beaver, 7 p.m.; doors open, 5 p.m. 8 a.m.; tournament, 10 Christy was born Dec. 12, Mound Cemetery in Pike- ning, 1 p.m. • Narcotics Anonymous, Honest- a.m.-noon. 1967, in Ashland, to Alan 9:30-11 a.m. ton, Friends may call noon • Wild Edible Walk, exploring the • Alcoholics Anonymous, 12- ly Dedicated Group, in the arts and Ringrose and the late San- St., Portsmouth, OH 45662-0581. to 2 p.m. Saturday at Botkin world of wild edibles, meeting at step group, open discussion, craft room, Bellefonte Behavioral dra Murphy Ringrose Cole. Items can be e-mailed to pdt- Funeral Home in Waverly. porch of campstore, Roosevelt Wayne Hills Community Center, Health Center, St. Christopher news@portsmouth- She was a licensed master Lake, Ohio 125, 10 a.m.; visit 1908 Wayne Ave., noon. Drive, Russell, Ky., 7 p.m. dailytimes.com. Include in writ- cosmetologist and worked Kenneth Dundes nature center, learn about snakes, • 1810 House, open for tours • Alcoholics Anonymous, United ing the names of the club or as a substitute teacher in Sr., 80 turtle and lizards, Nature Center, (tours begin up to 3:30 p.m.), dona- Group, open lead, All Saints Epis- Weeksville, N.C., prior to Turkey Creek Boat Ramp, Ohio tions appreciated, 1926 Waller St., copal Church, Fourth and Court sponsoring organization, time, relocating to Portsmouth Kenneth E. Dundes Sr., 125, noon-3 p.m.; meeting at 2-4 p.m. streets, 8 p.m. day, date and complete address where she continued as a 80, of Sprigg Township, nature center for fun family foray, 3 • Elks City Club, Keno, games, • Russell D. Williams Post Amer- of event planned. For an item to substitute at both Adams County, died Thurs- p.m.; movie, campground, Roo- socializing, 544 Fourth St. ican Legion, karaoke, 950 Gallia be repeated in the Calendar, a Portsmouth City and Notre day, July 29, 2010, at a West sevelt Lake, Ohio 125, dusk. entrance, 5 p.m. to closing. St., 8:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m. new notice must be mailed in for Dame Elementary. Union care center. • Kathy Compton Benefit, auc- • Narcotics Anonymous, open, To submit items, mail at least each meeting date. The Times Christy’s foremost priority There will be no services. tion, food, entertainment, cornhole smoking, the New Strength, Hope a week in advance of meeting to will not hold items for repeated was her husband and chil- Arrangements are under the tournament, shelterhouse, Big Bear and Freedom Group, All Saints Calendar, Daily Times, 637 Sixth use. Please do not call in items. dren. She was always the direction of Lafferty Funer- first to volunteer for plan- al Home in West Union. Local ning and coordinating her Briefs children’s school activities. Service Schedule Residents warned his office. Road from U.S. 52 to U.S. Township Road 190, in Christy will always be The Stimulus Program: 52 except for the bridge Jefferson Township con- known for her bright smile • Clyde Mullens of local scam Lake Erie Construction project. Traffic will be tinues to be closed through and her ability to brighten — 10 a.m. Saturday at Harrison- Shawnee State Universi- will be replacing road maintained. Aug. 20, both day and the lives of everyone she signs on Dixon Mill Concrete Box Installa- night, located 0.04 mile met and she touched the Pyles Funeral Home in ty is warning residents of a Wheelersburg, with callers scam circulating our area. between Slocum Heights tion: from Miller's Run Fallen lives of everyone who knew and Ohio 140, Dogwood Miller's Run-Back Run, Timber Road, 2.00 mile her. Even in her final days 9:30 to 10 a.m. Saturday. According to the univer- Interment in Memorial sity, they have been alerted Ridge between Lick Run County Road 27, in Valley from Pike County. County cancer could not rob her of Lyra and Hammerstein, Township will he closed Engineer's Crews will be being an inspiration to Burial Park. that someone is going • Edna Martin Gallia Pike between Monday through Friday replacing the bridge. everyone who witnessed — 11 door-to-door claiming to a.m. Saturday at D.W. be a student at SSU asking Haverhill-Ohio Furnace both day and night, locat- Hayport Road, County her strength and courage. and Lafayette Lane, ed 1.28 miles from Road 257, in Porter Town- She will be missed by all. Swick Funeral Home in for donations for a college South Webster, with callers Lucasville-Minford Miller’s Run-Fallen Tim- ship continues to be Survivors include her lov- program. The university 10 to 11 a.m. Saturday. between Blue Run and ber and 0.87 mile from closed both day and night. ing husband, Brian Carroll says there are no projects, Interment at South Webster and advises anyone who is Ohio 335 and Scherer’s Flatwood-Fallen Timber. Bridge is located 0.63 of Portsmouth, Ohio; a son, Hollow between the cor- County Engineer's crews mile from the west end of Cemetery. approached with such a Jesse Carroll, and a daugh- poration limits. Traffic will be installing a con- U.S. 52, 0.08 mile from • Shelba Strickland — story should immediately ter, Ali Carroll, both at will be maintained. crete box culvert. Keyport Road, 2.29 miles 11 a.m. Saturday at Eisnau- call their local police home; her father Alan gle-Lewis Funeral Home in The Shelly Company Mowing: from the east end of U.S. Ringrose; a brother Alan department. will be on Dogwood Carey's Run-Pond 52, 1.90 miles from Jackson. Interment in Mon- The university said Michael Ringrose; a sister roe Cemetery. Ridge between Lick Run Creek, in Rush, Union and Burkes Lane and 0.32 Nicki Ringrose; paternal authorities have been Lyra and Hammerstein Washington townships, miles from Meadows • Brady Timberlake — made aware of the scam. grandmother Eileen Casual open house in his adjusting manholes to Big Run, Sedan Crabtree Lane; closed for Replace- Ringrose, all of Westwood honor noon to 3 p.m. Satur- Road work is pavement. Traffic will be and Cramer Road in Mor- ment of Bridge by DGM and several nieces, nephews day at Maloneton Volunteer maintained. gan Township, Oakes Inc., with project over- and a host of extended fam- Firehouse, Ky. 7, South announced Paving By Contractor: Road, Big Pete. Junior sight by Ohio Department ily and friends, including Shore, Ky. Craig J. Opperman ,P.E., The Shelly Company Furnace-Powellsville and of Transportation. Detour special friends in Wiscon- • Ray Madden — 2 p.m. Scioto County engineer, will be paving on Gallia Back Road in Green provided via U.S. 52, sin, North Carolina and Vir- Saturday at Millers Run announced the work Pike between Haverhill- Township. open on both ends. ginia. United Methodist Church, schedule for the week of Ohio Furnace and the Bridge Replacement: From PDT Staff reports Memorial Services to with callers 1 to 2 p.m. Sat- Aug. 2 through Aug. 6 for county line and Hayport Shonkwiler Road, honor Christy’s life will be urday. Interment in Jacobs conducted Monday, Aug. 2, Cemetery. Arrangements 2010, at 1 p.m. at West- by Erwin-Dodson-Allen wood Enterprise Baptist Funeral Home in Minford. OLBH gains government recognition Church. Friends may call • Velda Pfleger — 2 Monday from 11 a.m. until p.m. Saturday at Erwin- OLBH Best in Ashland for Surgical Care, Heart Attack/Chest 1 p.m. at the church. Dodson-Allen Funeral Home in Minford, with Pain, Pneumonia, Heart Failure and Overall Hospital Experience Billy Hunt, 72 callers noon to 2 p.m. Sat- The United States scored the same percent- vide unbiased information provider,” Peggy Smith, Billy Joe Hunt, 72, of urday. Interment in St. Department of Health and age in two categories and to potential patients so OLBH director of South Shore, Ky., died Johns Cemetery. Human Services has pub- bested other Ashland hos- they can compare medical Care/Quality Manage- Thursday, July 29, 2010, at • Lonnie Miller — 2 lished its latest hospital pitals in 24 of the cate- facilities and decide where ment, said. “To exceed an Ashland, Ky., hospice p.m. Sunday at Old Hoffer comparison information gories. When compared to to receive their care,” national averages nearly center. Hill Baptist Church. Inter- and has established Our scores of other Kentucky Kevin Halter, OLBH across the board is a com- Arrangements are pend- ment in New Hoffer Hill Lady of Bellefonte Hospi- and national hospitals, CEO, said. “This impartial pliment to the care at ing at Roberson Funeral Baptist Cemetery. Callers 5 tal (OLBH) as Ashland’s OLBH exceeded the state information comes from OLBH. It’s also quite an Home in South Shore, Ky. to 9 p.m. Saturday at leading medical facility in and national averages in 30 reports hospitals are accomplishment for the Botkin Funeral Home in nearly every measurable of the 34 comparable cate- required to give the federal OLBH staff and physicians Christy Kelly, 51 Otway. category, including the gories. government. Because the that our overall scores in • Christopher Bullion care of pneumonia, heart The Department of Christy Lee Burke-Kelly, government takes a neutral 26 of the 34 comparable — Memorial service at 7 failure, heart attack/chest Health and Human Servic- 51, of Pedro, died Thurs- view, this data from Hos- categories matched or p.m. Monday at Jackson pain, surgical standards of es published its findings on day, July 29, 2010, at an pital Compare demon- exceeded those of other Middle School Auditorium. care that reduce post-sur- its site Hospital Compare Ashland, Ky., hospital. strates that bigger doesn’t Ashland hospitals.” Arrangements by Eisnau- gery infections and overall (www.hospitalcompare.hh Service will be 2 p.m. equate to better. We’re not For a full comparison and gle-Lewis Funeral Home in hospital experience. s.gov). The site was creat- Sunday at Phillips Funeral the biggest facility, but our more information, visit Hos- Jackson. In the areas of pneumo- ed as a tool to provide con- Home in Ironton, with quality of care leads the pital Compare at www.hos- nia, heart failure, heart sumers with information interment in Preston Family region and even bests Hos- pitalcompare.hhs.gov. attack/chest pain, surgical on how well the hospitals Cemetery. Friends may call Bible pital Compare’s national For information on Verse standards and hospital in their area care for 1 to 2 p.m. Sunday at the averages across the OLBH, contact the OLBH experience, the govern- patients with certain med- funeral home. board.” CareLine at (606) 833- Psalm 34:8 ment’s recent data includ- ical conditions. “Hospital Compare is a 2273 or visit the hospital’s Calvin Haddox, 55 Taste and see that the ed 34 measurable subcate- “The Department of great resource and pro- Website at www.olbh.com. Calvin Haddox, 55, of LORD is good; blessed is gories that can be com- Health and Human Servic- vides consumers informa- Source: Kevin Portsmouth, died Saturday, the man who takes refuge pared in Ashland. In those es provides the Hospital tion that can assist in Compton, July 24, 2010, at his resi- in him. 34 categories, OLBH Compare Web site to pro- choosing a health care communications specialist dence. Arrangements are pend- Meetings Do you have ing at D.W. Swick Funeral SOMC Physician Information Home in New Boston. Today a news tip? If you have breaking Ray Hunt, 80 • Sciotoville Commu- Systems names new manager news or think someone nity School and Ray Everett Hunt, 80, of or something would Sciotoville Elementary Angela Ridenour, a native of and ensuring the daily make a good story, Greenup, Ky., died Thurs- Academy Governing Ridenour, Wauseon, Ohio, joined operation of the physi- day, July 29, 2010, at a please call the boards, special meeting RN, has SOMC in 1998 and has cians’ computer systems. Portsmouth Daily Richmond, Ind., hospital. for purpose of employ- been served as Assistant Nurse Source: Kristen Graveside service will be Times at (740) 353- ing staff, superinten- named Manager and Clinical Edu- Wickham, marketing 3101, ext. 240. 2 p.m. Sunday at Long dent’s office, East High manager cator for the Orthopedic communication specialist Cemetery in Greenup. School, 224 Marshall of Physi- Care Unit. She has an asso- Friends may call 10 a.m. to Ave., Sciotoville, 10 a.m. cian Infor- ciate degree in nursing from 1 p.m. Sunday at Roberson mation Mercy College in Toledo. Funeral Home in South Monday Ridenour Systems She assumed her new $ 00 Shore, Ky. • Morgan Township at South- duties July 4. Ridenour is Frances Dyer, 86 trustees, meeting, Senior ern Ohio Medical Center. responsible for monitoring 3,000 REWARD Center, 7106 Big Bear Frances Dyer, 86, of Creek Road, Lucasville, On the recovery and Vanceburg, Ky., died Thurs- 7 p.m. Happy 9th Birthday day, July 29, 2010, at her • Clay Township son’s residence. trustees, regular meet- MIKA LEJO arrest of the person or Service will be 1 p.m. ing, Clay Senior Center, TIDRICK Sunday at Pentecostal persons that have stolen North Arrowhead Drive, 7-31-10 Church of the First Born, U.S. 23 overpass, 7 p.m. with interment in Morgan • Valley Local Board of a 250 CRF Dirt Bike on Cemetery. Friends may call Education, special session 5 to 9 p.m. Saturday at to consider staffing, budg- July 10 - from Weidner Dickerson Funeral Home in eting, and etc., Valley Vanceburg and 11 a.m. to 1 High School, 18215 Ohio Rd. in Wheelersburg. p.m. Sunday at the church. 728, Lucasville, 8 p.m. All info will be kept LAW OFFICE OF CHAD D. MCHENRY confidential. Formerly of the office of Richard S. Hunter Free Initial • Worker’s Compensation • Social Security • General Practice Consult We love you CALL 357-9826 Masonic Temple Building, Suite 104 740-353-1451 Mommy, Daddy & Family FROM A1 Portsmouth Daily Times Saturday, July 31, 2010 A3 Saturday, July 31, 2010 THE MARKET IN REVIEW Sponsored by Edward Jones DOW Jones Stocks of Local Interest (cont.) 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through the years,” Strick- it was all said and done candidate for the 89th jams, jellies, hand-made Strickland land said. “Scioto County they realized that when you House District Ron Had- Market jewelry, soaps and arts has always made a differ- slash government you slash sell and Shirley Crothers- From Page A1 and crafts. From Page A1 ence to him, and of course important programs that Marley. For information on size vendors with home- John Kasich, a former con- this being his home county mattered and were impor- The Scioto County Dem- of vendor space and price, we always want to stay tant for families to sur- ocratic Headquarters will grown fresh produce, call (740) 285-2727. gressman from Ohio’s 12th homemade products, U.S. House District. close and express our grat- vive,” she said. “I just don’t have a public grand open- Application is also avail- itude.” think people really under- ing at 4:30 p.m. on Tues- plants, flowers, herbs, able at www.mainstreet- “She started out in South honey, baked goods, Point earlier in the day, and She noted similarities in stand that cutting govern- day with current Lt. Gover- portsmouth.org. she’s coming today to meet this election to her hus- ment — so much of that nor and candidate for U.S. and greet some of the peo- band’s 1994 congressional budget goes to education, Senate Lee Fisher. The the current location of the ple on the campaign trail campaign, when the econo- and it supports the prisons. Scioto County Democratic Truck tow truck to contact the for Ted’s re-election and my was the big issue then I think they forget or they Party can also be found NBPD at (740) 456-4109. the state ticket,” said Scioto as it is now. She stressed don’t make the connection online at From Page A1 A reward of $1,000 is also County Democratic Party the delicacy of cutting the between the number of www.orgsites.com/oh/sciot driver’s side wing. It is being offered by the Chairman Randy Basham. budget without cutting services that they need and ocodems/index.html. believed that the vehicle owner for the tip that leads He said the party was important programs that depend on, and the fact that left the lot and headed to the safe return of the laying the groundwork for many people depend on. they’re coming from the RYAN SCOTT OTTNEY can westbound on Gallia vehicle. its plans between now and “There were people who government.” be reached at (740) 353-3101, Street. election day, Nov. 4. believed there were easy, After speaking, Strick- ext. 235, or e-mail The NBPD is asking the FRANK LEWIS can be “I wanted to come back simple solutions, and that land performed a selection [email protected] public if they have any reached at (740) 353-3101, and touch base with the you just got tough and you of Democratic party cam- om. information regarding the ext. 232 or flewis@heartland- people that have mattered slashed government. When paign songs with Democrat theft or any knowledge of publications.com

the 2.7 percent pace esti- Now, those forces are mism would improve if They predict this fig- It takes about 3 percent Economy mated just a month ago. fading. As they do, doubts companies shifted spending ure— a barometer of growth in gross domestic Still, the recovery has are growing about whether towards hiring, from domestic demand — will product just to create From Page A1 been losing air for two the private sector can boost machines.” shrink in the coming quar- enough jobs to keep pace and some Democrats have straight quarters. Concerns spending and investment For the first time in two ters, reflecting tightfisted with the population blocked additional spend- have arisen about whether enough to fuel the recovery. years, builders boosted consumers, spending cuts increase. Growth would ing because of their con- it will fizzle out — or even Consumer spending, usu- spending on commercial on building projects and have to equal 5 percent for cerns about the size of the tip back into a “double-dip” ally the lifeblood of the projects last quarter. And less robust federal spend- a full year to drive the deficit. recession. economy, slowed in the home builders spent the ing. unemployment rate down The Federal Reserve is The economy began to second quarter. Such most in 27 years. Many The federal government by 1 percentage point. exploring new steps to bol- grow in the third quarter of spending rose at an anemic expect that to fade now that boosted spending at a 9.2 Gross domestic product ster the recovery in case the last year after having suf- 1.6 percent pace. That was federal homebuying tax percent pace, the most in a measures the value of all economy flashes dangers fered the worst recession down from a 1.9 percent credits have expired. Econ- year. Economists predict goods and services pro- signs of sliding back into since the Great Depression. pace in the first quarter. It omists think spending in that growth will slow. State duced within the United recession. And in the final quarter of also was the weakest show- both those sectors turned and local governments, States. It is the best gauge Investors reacted to the 2009, the economy surged ing since the end of last negative in the current coping with budget short- of the nation’s economic report with disappointment. at a 5 percent pace. That year. quarter. falls, surprisingly increased health. Stock futures fell in the was the high-water mark of Instead, Americans saved Stripping out business their spending for the first The government takes hour before the markets the rebound so far. more. They saved 6.2 per- investments in inventories time in a year. Economists three cracks at estimating opened. But losses moder- Much of the expansion cent of their disposable and sales of exports, so- think more spending cuts growth for a given quarter. ated after the University of was powered by the gov- income in the second quar- called “final sales to are coming at the state and The estimate Friday was Michigan/Reuters con- ernment’s $862 billion ter, the highest share in a domestic purchasers” rose local level. the government’s first one sumer sentiment index for stimulus package of tax year. at a 4.1 percent pace in the In the revisions issued for the April-to-June quar- July rose slightly more than cuts and spending. Also, “The U.S. recovery second quarter, the most in Friday, the government ter. Missing from this initial expected. companies helped energize remains patchy and heavily four years. That looks good estimated the economy estimate are the final results The report also showed growth with a burst of reliant on government sup- on the surface. But that shrank 2.6 percent last year on trade and inventory that the economy grew at a spending to replenish port and inventory rebuild- spending was juiced by the — the steepest drop since investment activity, so the 3.7 percent pace in the first inventories that had been ing,” said Sal Guatieri, government’s homebuyer 1946. That’s worse than the government makes esti- three months of this year. cut down during the reces- economist at BMO Capital tax credit and other govern- 2.4 percent decline origi- mates based on preliminary That was much better than sion. Markets Economics. “Opti- ment aid, economists said. nally estimated. materials.

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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Salute to a fallen deaths? The time is long from the military doesn’t overdue to withdraw our mean there is a stopping hero and a call to overt military forces from place for me when it comes leave Iraq, these two countries before to serving our country. any more of our fathers, America is in trouble, and Afghanistan mothers, brothers and sis- she needs all of us working This letter is in response ters are laid to rest. Presi- together to get her back on to the article covering the dent Obama, I call upon her feet. It sometimes feels funeral for Army Sgt. Justin you to bring home our sol- like our poverty-stricken Allen. diers, sailors and airmen be- area has been forgotten My immediate response fore further catastrophe about, which means we to his picture in the paper strikes more American fam- must all join hands and brought tears of sorrow for ilies. work that much harder to a family I never knew nor Army Sgt. Justin Allen, I keep our heads above water. even met. It saddens me stand at attention and salute As long as the good peo- greatly that such a young you sir. Thank you, I love ple of our area keep on giv- man with so much to live you and will always appre- ing, Veterans Helping for was taken from our ciate what you did for me. Veterans and Others will grasp by a shot fired from a Joe Bialek keep on giving to our veter- group of individuals who Cleveland ans and those in need. We stand for nothing but the invite everyone to sheer thrill of killing Amer- visit us on the Web at ican soldiers. The picture www.veteranshelping.org VIEWS OF OTHER NEWSPAPERS also reveals one more thing; Thanks to everyone to find out more about us. the character and sense of for donations to We invite you to stop by our THE ASSOCIATED did not come willingly. In making a statement about thrift store at 1525 Har- humor his parents did so help our troops the absence of a lawsuit the federal government well to instill. risonville Ave. in PRESS For whatever the reasons, We want to thank all Portsmouth, and we will be challenging the overhaul, taking the lead on fighting right or wrong, for going to those who have and are more than happy to show he still would be claiming greenhouse gases, the car- war in Afghanistan, Justin making donations to our you around. We are the only The Columbus Dis- that the mandate is not a bon monoxide spewed by heeded the call and took up care package program. On thrift store we know of that tax. automobile tailpipes. the sword to defend those behalf of our troops serving gives things away to help patch, July 24 But having taken this We like to consider the very freedoms we all enjoy to keep us all safe and free the needy, makes deals and How refreshing to see first step, the president issue from other angles. but fail everyday to appre- her at home in America, haggles on the prices. When the Obama administration thank you. We also want to should free himself from The president’s call for ciate. It sickens me to rec- it is all said and done, it all starting to tell the truth some other health-care-bill the travel reduction by fed- ognizehow disconnected thank the Portsmouth Daily goes back helping our com- about the health-care over- fictions: for example, ac- eral workers surely was the American people are Times for doing such a good munity. haul enacted in the spring from our military defending job in promoting our organ- In closing, I would like to knowledging the acc-ount- part of an orchestrated ef- our sovereignty worldwide. ization, the work we do and say, Lance Cpl. Jonathan by the Democratic major- ing tricks and fort this week to push the Most United States civilians our Lance Cpl. Jonathan Et- Etterling was one of the ity in Congress. double-counting of rev- national carbon tax, which seem to treat service in terling Memorial Care most kind, likable and The constitutionality of enues that make the over- would kill marginal facto- combat as though it is some Package program. We be- bravest young men I have that law, which includes a haul appear to cost less ries and raise energy costs television realty show; and lieve the picture and article ever heard of, which is why mandate upon every Amer- than $1 trillion over 10 for everyone. that was on the front page all the while mischaracter- we dedicated our work to ican either to buy health in- on June 30 will make the years. Or the one about That orchestration be- izing the military service as him. Michael Orban was surance or to pay a penalty how the law will reduce, came clearer by the end of someone’s desire for war good people of our area stand up and take notice of one of the most likable, lov- to the Internal Revenue not increase, the deficit. Or the week following Senate like it is some sort of hobby. ing, caring and bravest I believe the overt mili- the work our organization Service, has been chal- yet another claim that it Majority Leader Harry does for our homeless, young men I have ever lenged by 20 states and will bend the cost curve of Reid’s pronunciation that tary policy in Afghanistan heard of for standing up for and Iraq are wrong. I too needy veterans and others several private organiza- health care downward. the cap-and-trade carbon that we have served over the his Lord and his beliefs, tions. was fooled into believing which is why we dedicated tax bill is stalled in the the political manipulations past five years or so. In response to the legal Senate for lack of votes. It was good of the our work to him. Jonathan Steubenville Her- of the powers that be; that it challenge, the Justice De- Don’t sigh relief yet. Re- was worth sending our best Portsmouth mayor, the represents the veterans we ald-Star, Portsmouth Police Depart- help and Michael represents partment has admitted that call in February that the troops to defend our liberty the individual mandate is in a land full of lawless peo- ment and the military to the civilians we help. Both July 24 health care reform measure indeed a tax, something ple. Sadly, however, I be- join us in our picture and to of these young men must Who is the largest con- was pronounced dead, President Barack Obama lieve we have let our own have prayer over the care never be forgotten for the sumer of energy in the packages for our troops stand they took for Amer- denied repeatedly during a only to be ramrodded military down. While this United States? serving so far from home. ica. As long as V.H.V.O. ex- September television ap- through days later. does not in any way dimin- The federal government. ish the sacrifice put forth by The endorsement they gave ists, they will never be pearance. We wonder if ... Obama And who is the last to Sgt. Allen, it only bothers to our organization by being forgotten. And it’s a serious tax, truly cares if any of our me more that I consented to with us means a lot to us. John D. Foster, too. The Congressional push restraint on employee federal employees cut their We should all join hands commander/founder travel? requiring he be sent. How Budget Office projects it commutes and travel? will this change the future and do all we can for our Veterans Helping Vet- The federal government. will squeeze $4 billion a Or, as he did with health of his family? veterans first and those erans and Others When President Barack Why must the lives of our going hungry in the area. Portsmouth year out of those who fail care, will Obama make a No child should have to go to comply with the require- Obama made a proposal sons and daughters con- Wednesday to have federal sudden pitch to blast a cli- tinue to be put at such high to bed hungry in America. ment. employees cut back on mate-control jobs killer risk knowing full well the Personally, as a veteran, I Sad to say, the presi- consequences of their feel that being discharged dent’s embrace of the truth business travel and com- through the Senate? muting by car, he was

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Church News Malone wins • Christ United Rev. Jones accepts position Methodist Church, 5731 scholarship Gallia St., Sciotoville — Pastor Rod Kincaid Finance meeting at 6:30 announces that the Rev. Katie Malone, daughter Nick Jones has accepted of Dan p.m., church council at 7 p.m. Monday. the call to a new position and Beth at Portsmouth First Malone • Evangelical United Church of Christ — The Church of the Nazarene. of Pastor Jones will be the McDer- Rev. Oscar Perry present- ing a sermon during the new pastor of Student mott, is Ministries and Outreach. the recip- 10 a.m. worship service Sunday. “My goal is to expose ient of the Word of God for what the Ruth • First Christian Church, 843 Third St. — he is really trying to say to Hamer us. I firmly believe in holi- Malone Scholar- The Rev. David Malone preaching during the 9:30 ness and holy living. I also ship for believe that we should not $1,000 which is given by a.m. worship service Sun- day. wrap the Bible around our Oldtown United Methodist lives, but that we should Church. Malone teaches a • First Church of Christ, 1224 Dogwood Ridge wrap our lives around the Sunday school class, helps Bible and what it truly with Vacation Bible School Road, Wheelersburg — Randy Wickham, minis- says. I have found through and participates in church saturation in the Word the activities. ter, presenting devotions at 10 a.m. at River Bend center of our lives must She is a 2010 graduate of become the Cross. It is a Northwest High School. House; teen’s dinner and Submitted Photo devotions at 7 p.m. lifestyle we have to Mindy and Rev. Nick Jones She will be attending Mari- embrace to become etta College. Wednesday. • Sand Hill Internation- remain a Christian, any- Nick Jones is pursuing an an evangelist of Cross Style versity with a degree in Party on the al Pentecostal Church of thing outside of that is not education through Nazarene International Ministries, Social Work. She comes Pavement is Aug. 7 Christ, 200 Second St., of Jesus. I am dedicated to Theological Seminary that and the new pastor of Stu- from Vicksburg, Mich., Sand Hill, Ky. — God’s painting the picture of will enable him to be dent Ministries and Out- and will be the new Kiddie There will be a Party on Will singing with a 15- how a Christian should ordained as a minister in the reach at Portsmouth First Land Director at the Pavement from noon to year-old minister Dusty live, not only by my words Church of the Nazarene. He Church of the Nazarene. Portsmouth First Church of 10 p.m. Aug. 7 at the Rose- preaching at 7 p.m. but by my lifestyle,” the is a itinerant evangelist in Mindy Jones is a gradu- the Nazarene. mount Road Church of Wednesday. Rev. Nick Jones said. the Church of the Nazarene, ate of Olivet Nazarene Uni- Christ in Christian Union, 1313 Rosemount Road. • Sciotoville Christian Performing will be 72 to Church, Third and Bloom Sonrise, Gethsemane Road, streets, Sciotoville — Rev2Ten, Karleigh Jayne Elders meeting at 6 p.m., and Cody Weekley. Also Women’s Christian Serv- The Spear is no more there will be inflatables, ice Group meeting at 7 Amazon jungle in Ecuador dunking booth, food. There p.m., and elders and dea- grew up not even knowing Mincaye’s grandson, hasn’t been this abuzz for a will be no admission fee. cons meeting at 7:30 p.m. there was a God. All I Gilberto, works with a mis- very long time. For more information Monday. knew was violence and sionary group and recently Watching the festive pro- call (740) 354-6788. • Victory Chapel killing.” It wasn’t until led a shoe box distribution Church of Christ in Chris- ceedings from the back of Saint’s sister, Rachel, and team deep into the jungle to Vacation Bible tian Union — Kid Power the schoolyard are an eld- Jim Elliot’s widow, Elisa- indian villages unreached School for Missions sponsoring erly couple with the dis- beth, came to live with the by the Gospel. “The five garage sale Monday and tinctive facial features of Waorani two years later missionaries came here in • McCullough Baptist Tuesday at 112 Scioto St., the Waorani Indians. The that Mincaye heard the 1956 so that we could have Church, 12055 Ohio 348, Lucasville. “And they shall beat man, Mincaye, grins to his Gospel. That’s when Min- the Bible and God.” Says Lucasville — Activities • Wheelersburg Baptist their swords into plow- wife and points gleefully caye’s life and heart Gilberto. ‘Now through and Bible lessons “Adven- Church, 11712 Gallia shares, and their spears to his great-grandson, who changed. the shoe box gifts we have ture in Faith” from 6:30 to Pike, Wheelersburg — into pruning hooks, nation is holding up a toy he “I was filled with joy a tool to share the Gospel 8:30 p.m. Monday through Good Soil Evangelism shall not lift up sword found in his shoe box gift. that I had never experi- with children in remote vil- Friday; registration at 6 Training from 6 to 8 p.m. against nation, neither ……and he remembers. enced before.” Says Min- lages and minister to their p.m.; for more information Sunday and Aug. 8 and shall they learn war any It was a day that would caye. “I left the life of vio- parents.” Operation Christ- call Pastor Charles Wilt- 15, with Erin Wawro, more; house of Jacob, go down in history 54 lence behind and decided mas Child has sent shoe shire at (740) 858-6003. missionary to south come let us walk in the years ago. Five missionar- to continue the work of boxes to Ecuador since Events Brazil, teaching how to light of the Lord.” ies from the USA were the missionaries by shar- 2001, but not until 2008, use a valuable evangelism Isaiah 2:4 ambushed and killed by ing the Gospel with my had they been given to chil- • All Saints Episcopal Waorani Warriors whom people.” A half century dren in the remote jungle Church, 610 Fourth St. — resource that utilizes a chronological Bible study. Wild excitement sweeps they had come to befriend later, Mincaye has trav- east of the Andes Moun- Parish members collecting across the schoolyard as and to tell about the love of eled far beyond the Ama- tains. Yes, YOUR shoe box school supplies and back- Deadline 250 boys and girls launch Jesus. Micaye had speared zon basin to tell others gift does make a differ- packs for kindergarten- Information to be includ- into opening their shoe box to death 32 year-old mis- about the Savior, traveling ence.” — Virginia Cook, aged children; Calvary ed in the free church news gifts as fast as they can. sionary pilot Nate Saint. “ to the United States, Southeast Ohio area team Church of Ashland, Ky., must be submitted by 4 p.m. Operation Christmas Child We felt threatened.” Europe and Asia. God has leader. For more informa- All Saints and Christ Wednesday to be published is here and the town of Micaye said. “It was blessed the generations of tion, call (740) 354-1419 or Church of Ironton com- the following Saturday. The Shell on the edge of the always kill or be killed. I his family. e-mail [email protected]. bining for a single wor- information may be send to: ship service in the shelter- Portsmouth Daily Times, house at Lawco Lake, off P.O. 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A6 Saturday, July 31, 2010 Portsmouth Daily Times STATE Warmer Great Lakes: Nice for a dip, but worrisome By PATRICK CONDON guest I had yesterday was out 71 degrees — 1 degree off evaporation. mussels have found their some fishermen are welcom- Associated Press Writer swimming. I don’t care if the record. Lake Superior’s A big question is what way into the Great Lakes, but ing the warmer water. John they were a kid or in their normal temperature this time warmer lakes could mean to so far haven’t thrived the Steiben, owner of Duluth’s MINNEAPOLIS — Don 60s, they were out in that of year is about 60 degrees. fish populations and com- way they have in smaller, Lake Superior Fishing, a Kermeen grew up along the water.” Two buoys in Lake Michi- mercial and sport fishing. warmer lakes, Gorenflo said. charter fishing business, it’s shores of Lake Superior, and A more swimmable Lake gan were 5 to 6 degrees Scientists and fisheries man- But at least for this year, been a great summer for early on he learned a lesson Superior may be good for above normal, with similar agers are concerned. about the mighty lake: “For tourism, but the effect on levels in Huron and Erie. Nancy Schuldt, the water most of the year, you don’t everything from fishing to Ontario hit about 70 degrees quality coordinator of the swim in it unless you’re in a wildlife habitat to water level earlier in July but has since Fond du Lac Band of wetsuit.” may be bad. And, while sci- cooled some — an example Chippewa Indians in Clo- Not this summer. Superior entists understand why the of the volatility of lake tem- quet, Minn., said area rivers and the four other Great lakes are warmer this sum- peratures, Austin said. and wetlands would suffer Lakes have been at or near mer, they don’t know if it’s a The warmer water could greatly without a healthy record high temperatures for blip or the new normal. drive down ice levels next water flow from Lake Supe- the 30 years such measure- Jay Austin, a physics pro- winter, Austin said. But an rior — in everything from ments have been taken — fessor at the Large Lakes unusually cold winter could habitats they rely on for fish- and there’s still a month left Observatory in Duluth, mean more normal water ing, to ill effects in growing before the lakes typically hit Minn., said there’s a simple temperatures next summer. conditions for the culturally their warmest levels of the reason for the warmer Water levels on all five important wild rice the band year. waters: There was little to no Great Lakes trended down- harvests every year. “It’s been awesome,” Ker- ice cover on the Great Lakes ward in the last decade to Gorenflo, the tribal fish- meen, the co-owner of Supe- last winter. Open water near-record lows before eries expert in Sault Ste. rior Shores Resort in Onton- absorbs sunlight more effec- rebounding some in recent Marie, said warmer lake agon, Mich., along Superi- tively than reflective ice and years. That has been attrib- water might heighten the or’s southern shore, said this snow. uted to warming trends, and impact of invasive species by week. “I think every single A buoy in western Lake warmer lakes could worsen promoting their growth. Superior this week recorded that problem through greater Invasive species like zebra State Briefs Ohio gov. outlines flee arrest while obeying bribery. He quit Friday fied Auditor Frank Russo red lights. and his attorney says as a target of a broader plan to deal with Police say 26-year-old Weaver is cooperating investigation but he has- polluted lake Jizelle Allen was going 78 with the prosecution. n’t been charged and mph in a 55 mph zone Weaver is accused of denies wrongdoing. His TOLEDO — The gov- early Friday on Interstate offering cash, gifts and spokesman, Destin Ram- ernor says Ohio is ready 75 when an officer tried to phony no-repayment sey, says the auditor’s to begin taking steps to pull her over. 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Cyan Magenta Yellow Black NATION Portsmouth Daily Times Saturday, July 31, 2010 A7 Time to scrap BP brand? Gas-station owners divid- By HARRY R. WEBER in the U.S., told The Associ- company. buy gasoline. stations. rily in southeastern Vir- AP Business Writer ated Press that interest in And at the station in Bob Juckniess, who owns On the other side of the ginia. changing names has not Cincinnati, Charlotte Sar- 10 BP-branded stations in debate is Jeff Miller, whose He said that if BP invests NEW ORLEANS — BP reached a fever pitch, but it gent, 45, said as she filled up the Chicago area, wants the company owns, operates back in its brand and cus- gas station owners across has supporters and is perco- her 1992 Buick that she does- company to consider and supplies roughly 56 tomer base, it stands to gain the country are divided over lating among station owners n’t care what they call the BP rebranding them as Amoco BP-branded stations prima- more by keeping the name. whether the oil giant stained ahead of their annual con- stations as long as they don’t by its handling of the Gulf vention with BP executives change the product. spill should rebrand U.S. in October. “It’s good for my car, and outlets as Amoco or another The BP name and green- it makes it run better,” she name as part of efforts to and-yellow sunflower logo said. “It doesn’t matter to repair the company’s badly replaced the Amoco name me whether they call it BP damaged reputation. and its blue-and-red torch or something else. I feel Some who saw their sales inside an oval logo after BP sorry for the people hurt by plunge after the spill say BP acquired Amoco in the late the spill, but I’m not going has already sought a fresh 1990s. Bob Dudley, the to stop going to BP, or start by naming an Ameri- American who will replace whatever they call it, can to replace its British Tony Hayward as BP’s because of that.” CEO, so why not change CEO on Oct. 1, worked at BP owns just a fraction of the name on gas station Amoco Corp. for 20 years. the more than 11,000 sta- marquees to Amoco, which Kleine noted that many tions across the U.S. that once stood for American distributors would still like sell its fuel mostly under the Oil Co.? BP to try to rebuild its exist- BP banner. ARCO, a BP But some station owners ing brand, and two BP offi- affiliate, is predominant in worry that a name change is cials said in e-mails that the the West. Kleine said the risky given all the market- company is not considering Amoco name is no longer ing dollars already spent rebranding U.S. gas sta- supposed to be used but building up the BP brand. tions. may still exist in a few loca- There is precedent for a In Chicago, one customer tions. name change. Think Air- at a BP station Friday morn- Most BP-branded sta- Tran after the ValuJet crash ing said he didn’t think tions are owned by local and Xe Services after the changing the name would people whose primary con- killing of civilians by do any good if he wanted to nection to the oil company Blackwater Worldwide avoid buying gas from the is the logo and a contract to guards in Iraq. “I think they should change the name to some- thing else with all the prob- lems with the oil spill,” said Jerry Thomas, 64, who was filling his tank at a BP sta- tion a few miles north of downtown Cincinnati on Friday. “It’s done terrible damage that’s not over yet, and I think that’s hurt the SCIOTO BP name a lot.” Portsmouth After the spill, set off by Daily Times an April 20 offshore drilling rig explosion, some BP- READERS branded gas stations report- COUNTY’S READERS’ CHOICE ed sales declines of 10 to 40 percent from Florida to Illi- AWARDS nois. BP responded by offering distributors cash, reductions in credit card BEST fees and help with more national advertising. John Kleine, who heads a trade group that represents Cast Your distributors of BP gasoline Vote! In order to find the best people, places and food the the area, the Portsmouth Daily Times asks readers of the Daily Times to cast your ballot and decide. The winner in each category will be featured in a special edition tabloid to be published in the Daily Times on Sunday, September 5th entitled "Scioto County's Best: The Readers' Choice."

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(740) 776-2362 (740) 776-2382 2229 St. Rt. 140 - Portsmouth, OH www.gampps.com A8 Saturday, July 31, 2010 Portsmouth Daily Times WORLD US casualties in Afghanistan soar to record By ROBERT H. REID in statements. including the 66 Americans. troops, U.S. commanders Associated Press Writer U.S. commanders say Some U.S. military offi- have been stepping up the American casualties are cers speculated that the fight against the insurgents KABUL, Afghanistan — mounting because more spring drop in fatalities was in their longtime strong- In a summer of suffering, troops are fighting — and due in part to the fact that holds such as the America’s military death the Taliban are stiffening many Taliban fighters in the Arghandab Valley, Panjwaii toll in Afghanistan is rising, resistance as NATO and south — the main focus of and Zhari — all on the out- with back-to-back record Afghan forces challenge the NATO operations — were skirts of Kandahar city, the months for U.S. losses in insurgents in areas they busy harvesting the annual biggest urban area in the the grinding conflict. All can’t afford to give up with- opium poppy crop, a major ethnic Pashtun south. signs point to more blood- out a fight. source of funding for the Much of the fighting in shed in the months ahead, “Recent months in insurgents. those areas involves brief straining the already shaky Afghanistan have ... seen As the harvest ended and but intense exchanges of international support for the tough fighting and tough the pace of battle accelerat- fire. NATO and Afghan war. casualties. This was expect- ed, more American troops patrols also must maneuver Six more Americans were ed,” the top U.S. and NATO Ahmad Massoud ■ Daily Times were streaming into the through fields often littered reported killed in fighting in commander, Gen. David An SUV burns after an angry crowd set it on fire in Kabul, country as part of President with homemade bombs, the south — three Thursday Petraeus, said at his Senate Afghanistan, Friday. Two SUVs were set on fire by angry Afghans Barack Obama’s decision which have become the and three Friday — pushing confirmation hearing last after one of the cars was involved in a traffic accident that killed last December to dispatch biggest killer of pro-gov- the U.S. death toll for July month. “My sense is that four people, police said. SUVs are often associated with foreign- 30,000 reinforcements in a ernment forces. to a record 66 and surpass- the tough fighting will con- ers, but it remained unclear who caused the accident because the bid to turn back a resurgent The Islamic holy month ing June as the deadliest tinue; indeed, it may get occupants fled the scene. Taliban. of Ramadan, which begins month for U.S. forces in the more intense in the next few American troop strength around Aug. 11, may pro- nearly nine-year war. months.” dled around a wounded southern town of Marjah, stands at about 95,000, and vide some respite in the U.S. officials confirmed That forecast is proving trooper fighting for his life, U.S. fatalities have been ris- by the end of August the bloodletting because Tal- the latest American deaths grimly accurate. the solemn scenes at Dover ing — from 19 in April to figure is expected to swell iban fighters and Afghan Friday but gave no further The month has brought a Air Force Bare in Delaware 34 in May to 60 in June. to 100,000 — three times government forces will be details. Five of the latest sharp increase in the tragic when shattered relatives Last month’s deaths for the the number in early 2009. fasting, although some reported deaths were a images of war — medics come to receive the bodies entire NATO-led force Commanders say more commanders believe the result of hidden bombs — frantically seeking to stop of their loved ones. reached a record 104, boots on the ground insurgents will keep up the the insurgents’ weapon of the bleeding of a soldier After a dip in American including the 60 Americans. inevitably means more pace in areas where the choice — and the sixth to who lost his leg in a bomb- deaths last spring following This month’s coalition casualties. coalition is trying to step up an armed attack, NATO said ing, fearful comrades hud- the February capture of the death count stands at 89, With the additional their own operations. SECTION INSIDE Rangers auction will B SPORTS proceed Saturday, July 31, 2010 Pages B3 SSU ready to NEW CONFERENCE, NEW RIVALS start play in Mid-South By JOHN STEGEMAN ful programs in the league PDT Sports Editor are the Lindsey Wilson Col- lege Blue Raiders' soccer Shawnee State fans have teams and the men's and long been familiar with the women's basketball pro- Bears usual opponents. On grams of Campbellsville. this year's schedules, how- The Bears will see one ever, old rivals like familiar foe in the Mid- Cedarville, Malone and South. Regional rival Rio Walsh have been replaced Grande joined the Mid- by Campbellsville, Cum- South a year before SSU, berlands and Lindsey Wil- allowing the schools to son. keep their rivalry. Welcome to the Mid- All together, Shawnee South Conference. State Athletic Director Jeff The Bears wrapped up Hamilton said the Mid- play in the American South should provide a Mideast Conference at the challenging but good fit for conclusion of the of the SSU sports. spring sports season and "It's a really well run con- start anew in the Mid-South ference...," Hamilton said. this fall. "You look at the men's soc- The Mid-South Confer- cer and you talk about Lind- ence was formed in 1995 sey Wilson and Rio Grande, and since that time the two of the top teams in the league has produced 13 country. Obviously it's a John Stegeman ■ Daily Times NAIA National Champions. Shawnee State University Athletic Director Jeff Hamilton works at his desk. Hamilton and the SSU athletic department begin a new era this fall, Among the most success- See SSU, B2 starting play in the competitive Mid-South Conference.

Ravens CB Foxworth out NFL won’t punish for year with Bengals RB Benson knee injury By DAVID GINSBURG The Associated Press most public figures, Cedric AP Sports Writer and other NFL players occa- GEORGETOWN, Ky. — sionally may find themselves WESTMINSTER, Md. The NFL won't punish Cincin- facing risks that other individ- — Baltimore Ravens cor- nati Bengals running back uals do not. They must exer- nerback Domonique Fox- Cedric Benson for his offsea- cise good judgment and worth will miss the 2010 son arrest involving an alleged restraint when confronted season with a knee injury, bar fight in Texas. with those risks. further weakening a sec- Commissioner Roger Good- "Cedric said he recognizes ondary already depleted by ell said in a statement Friday this and has committed to injuries. that he's satisfied Benson working hard to make better Foxworth tore the ACL in understands his responsibili- decisions and avoid any fur- his right knee Thursday ties as an NFL player and a ther incidents," Goodell said. during an orientation prac- public figure. "We support him and expect tice. Benson met with Goodell him to be successful in meet- "I was just running and and other league officials last ing this commitment." tried to change directions, week. The Bengals received news something I've done a mil- Benson is the focal point of of the league's decision shortly lion times in my career. This a running game that helped before the start of an afternoon time it just didn't work," the Bengals win the AFC practice at training camp. Foxworth said Friday. "It North last season. He ran for The Chicago Bears released wasn't anything odd. It hap- 1,251 yards in 13 games, Benson in 2008 after a pair of pened on grass, so I can't missing three because of a alcohol-related arrests in even blame it on turf." strained hip. Texas. The cases were Coach John Harbaugh He set a club record by run- dropped when grand juries said, "It's unfortunate. He ning for 100 yards six times declined to indict. The Ben- wasn't touched. Nobody's last season. He also ran for gals then signed him, and he worked harder during the 169 yards in a playoff loss to had avoided trouble until the offseason and we were the Jets, a club record for the past offseason. counting on him." postseason. Police in Austin charged Foxworth had four inter- "Cedric expressed to us his Benson with misdemeanor ceptions last season. He understanding that NFL play- assault last month for alleged- Charles Bertram ■ MCT started all 16 games and ers have a special responsibil- ly punching a bar employee in Cincinnati Bengals halfback Cedric Benson runs the ball on opening day of the Bengal's ity to meet high standards of the face. Benson has denied both of Baltimore's playoff fall training camp at the Toyota Stadium in Georgetown, Kentucky, Thursday. games. conduct," Goodell said. "Like the charge. Newman, Hamlin Jets extend Ryan 2 years, give Tannenbaum new deal say they were fined By DENNIS WASZAK Jr. last month. AP Sports Writer Ryan received his exten- sion after just one season as by NASCAR NEW YORK — Rex coach, leading the Jets to a Ryan and Mike Tannen- 9-7 regular-season record By DAN GELSTON ished for comments he baum will be together at and within one game of the AP Sports Writer made on Twitter. He also least five more years, hop- Super Bowl. When owner did not reveal the amount of ing to deliver the New York Woody Johnson hired Ryan LONG POND, Pa. — the fine. Jets a Super Bowl. in January 2009, it was with Ryan Newman and Denny People familiar with the The Jets signed the bold the hope the new coach Hamlin say they are the penalties told the AP this and brash Ryan to a two- could bring a new identity drivers fined by NASCAR week fines were levied year contract extension Fri- to a franchise lacking one. for making critical com- because the comments were day, and gave the wheeling- Ryan certainly delivered ments about the racing considered disparaging to and-dealing Tannenbaum a the moment he opened his series. the sport. The people spoke five-year deal — keeping mouth for the first time at Newman refused to dis- on condition of anonymity the coach and general man- his introductory news con- close on Friday the amount because NASCAR was not ager with the franchise ference, declaring that the of the fine or what he said. publicly identifying the through the 2014 season. Jets would meet President He implied that it was for topflight drivers it fined. The team announced both Barack Obama someday as comments he made after he They say one driver was deals two days before it Super Bowl champions. David Pokress ■ MCT crashed at Talladega Super- penalized as much as reports for training camp in Ryan hasn't stopped speedway. New York Jets head coach Rex Ryan, center, celebrates the Jets' Cortland, N.Y., although Hamlin said he was pun- 16-9 victory over the New England Patriots at Giants Stadium in Tannenbaum's was signed See NASCAR, B2 East Rutherford, New Jersey, Sunday, September 20, 2009. See JETS B2

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programs. behind with nine. SSU So what about football? In the Bears' final year in Sports Calendar From Page B1 "I think our first priority the AMC SSU won confer- is to make sure we are tak- ence titles in volleyball, information or to register. The Sports Calendar is a free service that runs on step up in our two basket- ing care of our current baseball and softball. The Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays but occaisionally Wheelersburg Little League Baseball ball programs going from sports and maybe look at more or less often at the discretion of the sports editor. Bears finished second in Tryouts for Wheelersburg fall season Division II to Division I some expansion opportu- men's cross country, third in To place an item in the calendar please email which will be critical. We're [email protected] or call (740) will take place on Saturday, Aug. 7, at 5 nities and what those are women's cross country and 353-3101 ext. 242. p.m. at the Wheelersburg Little League 7- excited about it. It will be and if football plays a role had its all-time best records Valley Cross Country 8 year old field. Players must be between something new for us..." in that," Hamilton said. for both men's and women's the ages of 6 and 7. One team will be com- SSU will face some "It's a question that you soccer. Any junior high or high school student piled to travel the area and will play 15-20 tougher teams in the MSC, have to really take a look "If you look at the 2009- interested in running cross country at Val- games. Season runs from mid-August to but it won't have to travel as at the dynamics of it. It's 2010 season as a whole for ley High School should meet at the high October. Contact 574-1368 with questions. school at 6 p.m. on Aug. 3 ready to run. far to play. not just throwing together this athletic department, it's Rain date for signups will be Sunday, Aug. 8. "It being such a strong Athletes should have their physical with some pads. There is a lot to pretty impressive," Hamil- them. For more information call coach Valley Girls Tennis NAIA conference made it a get involved in how it ton said. "We've had now Foster 821-6939. Girls Tennis Open Hitting & Condition- good fit for us," Hamilton changes the dynamics of some real consistency with added. "Our furthest travel OHSAA Officials Class ing starts Monday, Aug. 2 from 8:30-10 30 your campus, how it our coaching staffs and that a.m. at Valley’s courts. Bring racquet and is going to be just about changes you athletic helps. We're proud of what Anyone interested in becoming a regis- water. Any questions, call Coach Davis at four hours. No more trips to department. Being a state our teams have done. Hav- tered Ohio High School football official 259-4635 or 357-9984. Buffalo (New York.) institution and not so much ing three AMC coaches of may contact Hank Craft at (740) 352-7500 The other big thing the an institution that is fund- the year in Kristi Kamer or email him at [email protected]. The Free Fast Pitch Lessons MSC offered SSU was a ed through tuition plays a (volleyball), Ted Tom deadline to register for the class is Aug. 15. Bill Kamer will provide lessons every full-slate of conference role in your ability to start (baseball) and Ralph Cole Valley Pee Wee Football Camp Sunday in August at 1 p.m. at the sponsored sports and the a football team. (softball) is an awful nice Portsmouth softball field. Call Bill at 353- The camp for players in grades 2 possibility of expansion. "I wouldn't say that we've way to go out... You can 1870 for questions or just show up. Shawnee State sponsors 11 through 6 will be Monday Aug. 2 and Aug. Northwest Alumni Soccer Game sat down and had serious really feel good about 3. Cost is $25. Players may register a half sports — men's and discussion (about foot- where the department is The game will be Aug. 7 at 6 p.m. at women's cross country, hour before the camp begins on Monday at ball)," he added. "I think the right now and what we did 8:30 a.m. For any questions call 464-8777. Northwest High School’s field. For any men's and women's soccer, possibility to start preparing in our last season as mem- questions contact Josh Keeny at 821-6878. Kathy Compton Benefit Golf Scramble volleyball, men's and a timeline seems more logi- bers of the AMC and hope- Minford Cross Country women's basketball, base- cal to really take a look." fully that will continue as The first annual Kathy Compton Benefit ball, men's golf, softball and While SSU is looking we face the challenges the Golf Scramble will be Sunday, Aug. 1 at Signs ups and conditioning for Minford women's tennis — all of forward to an exciting Mid-South has." Shawnee Golf Course. There will be a 3 Cross Country, grades 7-12, will be in the high school gym at 7:15 p.m. Thursday, which are offered in the future, the school can also If the current schedule p.m. shotgun start. Registration is at 2 p.m. Mid-South. Cost is $220 per 4-person team and there is July 29, and Thursday, Aug. 5. For more now look back fondly at it's remains unchanged, info call coach Turner at 776-2272. The Mid-South also time in the AMC. Shawnee State's first-ever an $800 first place prize and $400 for sec- offers women's golf, Shawnee State joined the Mid-South contest will be a ond place. There will be a 28-team field. West Golf Team wrestling, men's and AMC, then known as the To pre-register or for more info call (740) volleyball match at 6 p.m. 357-1321 or (740) 259-9216. Any 9th-12th grade student interested women's track and field, Mid-Ohio Conference, in Aug. 27 between the Bears in trying out for the Portsmouth West men's tennis, cheerleading 1991 as that league's eighth and West Virginia Tech as Clay Golf Scramble Golf Team needs to call 740-858-2372 and football. member and had competed part of the Shawnee State Clay will host a golf scramble on, before August 2nd. Hamilton said it would be there ever since. Overall the Invitational. Aug.14 at the Shawnee Golf Course. Cost Minford Golf Team a logical next step for SSU Bears won 24 MOC/AMC is $50 per individual or $200 per team. to consider the addition of championships — women's JOHN STEGEMAN can be Registration begins at 7:30 a.m. with the Any student, grades 9-12, interested in men's tennis and perhaps basketball winning the most reached at jstegeman@heart- shotgun start at 8:00 a.m. Contact Coach playing golf this season can get informa- even limited track and field with 11 and softball close landpublications.com Cayton at 858-6963 or Mark Rose at tion by calling Minford High School at [email protected] for additional 820-3445.

he was fined. campaign to rebuild the tude. general manager since NASCAR "Whether you agree with slumping sport through an Jets While his sometimes 2006, also has a lot to do it or not, it happened. From Page B1 improved on-track product outrageous statements with the attention the team They're in control," he said. and off-track promotion From Page B1 have annoyed some around has received. He has $50,000. The decision to fine com- from its drivers. since, again saying this off- the league, they have also earned a reputation as one Newman says the penal- petitors for critical com- "We're all in it together, season that his team is helped make the Jets an of the league's most active ties are "behind me. It's ments puts NASCAR in and I understand that," bound for a title. The son entertaining team. So general managers, bringing behind Denny right now." line with many other pro- Hamlin said. "I definitely of former NFL coach much so, that HBO and in big stars such as Brett Newman says he was fessional sports leagues. understand, I don't really Buddy Ryan installed a NFL Films deemed them Favre, LaDainian Tomlin- frustrated about the fine The NFL and NBA both know what it was, but more defense that ranked No. 1 intriguing enough to fea- son, Thomas Jones, Bray- "because I didn't under- routinely issue fines for than likely it was the Twit- in the league last season — ture on "Hard Knocks" this lon Edwards, Santonio stand what it was or why it criticism of officiating. ter comments more than just as he said it would — summer. Holmes and Antonio Cro- was." It also backs up anything that kind of got as well as a winning atti- Tannenbaum, the team's martie. Hamlin understood why NASCAR's season-long me in trouble with them." Scoreboard ON THE AIR ESPN — Women's British Open, final 8 p.m. New York 65 36 .644 — Philadelphia 56 46 .549 2.5 Mega Millions AUTO RACING round, at Southport, England ESPN — L.A. Dodgers at San Francisco Tampa Bay 63 38 .624 2 New York 52 50 .510 6.5 Estimated jackpot: $33 million Sunday 1 p.m. MOTORSPORTS Boston 58 44 .569 7.5 Florida 51 51 .500 7.5 Midday 3 7:30 a.m. TGC — PGA Tour, The Greenbrier Clas- 5 p.m. Toronto 53 49 .520 12.5 Washington 44 58 .431 14.5 9-5-3 SPEED — Formula One, Hungarian sic, final round, at White Sulphur Springs, SPEED — FIM World Superbike, at Silver- Baltimore 32 70 .314 33.5 Central Division Midday 4 Grand Prix, at Budapest, Hungary W.Va. stone, England (same-day tape) Central Division W L Pct GB 9-6-4-0 1 p.m. 3 p.m. RODEO W L Pct GB Cincinnati 57 46 .553 — Powerball ESPN — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, Pennsyl- CBS — PGA Tour, The Greenbrier Classic, 3 p.m. Chicago 57 44 .564 — St. Louis 56 46 .549 0.5 Estimated jackpot: $85 million vania 500, at Long Pond, Pa. final round, at White Sulphur Springs, VERSUS — PBR, U.S. Air Force Invita- Minnesota 56 46 .549 1.5 Milwaukee 48 55 .466 9 Ten OH Midday EXTREME SPORTS W.Va. tional, at San Antonio Detroit 51 50 .505 6 Chicago 46 56 .451 10.5 01-09-12-19-23-25-28-33-35-40-42-45-48- 1 p.m. 4 p.m. TENNIS Cleveland 42 60 .412 15.5 Houston 42 59 .416 14 54-57-63-66-71-73-79 ESPN2 — X Games, at Los Angeles NBC — USGA, U.S. Senior Open Cham- 3 p.m. Kansas City 42 60 .412 15.5 Pittsburgh 36 65 .356 20 7 p.m. pionship, final round, at Redmond, Wash. ESPN2 — WTA Tour, Bank of The West West Division West Division ESPN2 — X Games, at Los Angeles HORSE RACING Classic, championship, at Stanford, Calif. W L Pct GB W L Pct GB 1:30 a.m. 5 p.m. 5 p.m. Texas 60 42 .588 — San Diego 60 40 .600 — Classifieds ESPN2 — X Games, at Los Angeles ABC — NTRA, Haskell Invitational, at ESPN2 — ATP World Tour, Farmers Clas- Oakland 51 50 .505 8.5 San Francisco 58 45 .563 3.5 (delayed-tape) Oceanport, N.J. sic, championship, at Los Angeles Los Angeles 52 52 .500 9 Los Angeles 54 48 .529 7 GOLF MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Seattle 39 64 .379 21.5 Colorado 52 50 .510 9 work! 9 a.m. 1:30 p.m. AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Arizona 37 65 .363 24 TGC — European PGA Tour, Irish Open, TBS — N.Y. Yankees at Tampa Bay East Division LOTTERY 2 p.m. East Division (740) 353-3101 final round, at Killarney, Ireland W L Pct GB W L Pct GB CLEVELAND — These Ohio lotteries were 10 a.m. WGN — Oakland at Chicago White Sox Atlanta 58 43 .574 — drawn Friday:

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Advice How to help a drama queen He’s simply not interested in grades Dear Dr. Brothers: I rage? — W.M. Dear Annie: Our 16- You cannot force him to do have a friend who is a com- Dear W.M.: According year-old son, “Kevin,” fin- better, so you may as well plete drama queen, and I’m to the National Highway ished his sophomore year back off a bit and hope getting to the point that I Ask Dr. Traffic Safety Administra- and received nothing but Annieʼs he’ll get there on his own just don’t know what to do Brothers tion, in just over 20 years, D’s and C’s on his report Mailbox eventually. about it anymore. She Syndicated the number of miles driven card. He is not concerned Syndicated Dear Annie: You have makes every little thing into Columnist in the U.S. has increased by in the least, telling us, “D’s Columnists mentioned hoarders in the a huge ordeal, and worries 35 percent, while the miles are passing grades, and past, but I never truly about everything. Now of pavement have increased that’s good enough for understood what it meant. when I talk to her, I don- by only 1 percent. That me.” Recently, I had to make a know what to take seriously means that there are more We have made it clear service call to a customer and what she’s blowing out you about these experi- cars than ever on the roads, that we want Kevin to go to missing. He told me before who refused to let me in. of proportion. It’s making ences. Think about some- and that can indeed be frus- college, not only to learn finals that he passed his When I finally convinced me feel like a bad friend to thing that upsets you and trating. Perhaps the worst skills for the job market, last science test by looking him to open the door, I her, and I don’t want to just how you feel in that situa- part of facing your com- but to fully develop himself at his neighbor’s paper. I immediately regretted it. blow her off. How can I tell tion, and realize that that is mute is if you’re rushed or as a human being. I have told him he was never to Oh, my. when she’s really in trouble what she’s going through running late. Making a point repeatedly tried to encour- do that again, and it is bet- This man had every liv- or needs my support? — over and over. You can talk to leave extra time for your age him and be positive, ter to fail than cheat. ing area filled with stuff all G.G. to her about what makes her drive can lower your stress but without more effort, we Kevin is simply not the way to the ceiling. The Dear G.G.: This is the anxious or upset, and about level starting the minute you are afraid his grades won’t interested in getting decent halls were littered with how she can work on those classic “Boy Who Cried get in the car, and preparing be good enough to get into grades. The only initiative trash and old food as high things. While the situations Wolf” tale — your friend a routine for the beginning any college. he’s shown lately is study- as my knees. It was a fire keeps crying wolf over may not be a big deal to you and end of your day means He tells me he does his ing to get his restricted dri- hazard and highly unsani- small things, and you’re or me, your friend’s feelings that you won’t forget where homework at school, yet ver’s license. What can we tary. I am sure no one had worried that when the wolf are real enough to her. If you put your keys, or leave his online grade book indi- do? — Worried Mom in set foot in his house for actually shows up, you’ll you can help her work your cell phone on the cates assignments are the Midwest decades. There was no air think it’s another false through some of these kitchen counter. Dear Worried: Many alarm. This shows, though, issues of anxiety and self- conditioner in this hot car insurance companies weather, and to make mat- that you are committed to consciousness, you’ll be offer lower rates for drivers your friend and only want doing your friend a much CryptoQuote ters worse, the man was with higher grade point breathing oxygen through the best for her. You should- bigger service than simply AXYDLBAAXR averages, and you might n’t feel like a bad friend, waiting until something a plastic tube. is LONGFELLOW tell Kevin that he won’t get Annie, I felt sorry for because it’s great that you truly disastrous happens. One letter stands for another. In this sample, A is used his license until his grades Dear Dr. Brothers: I him and reported the situa- want to be there for her if for the three L’s, X for the two O’s, etc. Single letters, improve. But you also have a pretty long and tion to our local Adult Pro- and when something truly apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all should have him tested for aggravating commute to tective Services. These peo- upsetting occurs. You might hints. hidden learning disabilities, want to share this with her work, and it definitely turns ple are in serious need of Each day the code letters are different. which may not only be help. — Appreciate it Now — calmly explain that you me into a bit of a crazy per- hampering his efforts at only want the best for her son. I never thought of this Dear Now: Compulsive V M D M D T D Q M V S Y L D X F J B S school, but discouraging hoarding is a psychiatric and hate to see her worrying as road rage until I was him from trying. Please describing my commute to problem. There was a about small things. keep in mind that some a friend. It’s been getting J B X Z D D M U V M D ; V M D L B M recent case in Chicago of You also can take another, kids simply mature later. more empathetic view of worse and worse lately, and an elderly couple whose Kevin may need to get a your friend’s situation, I don’t know what to do V M K C X D D F J B S Q D E B Y M X S V home was so filled with job or do a little traveling which might help her more. about it. I love my job, and trash that they became If she is, in fact, truly anx- it’s worth the commute, but Z D U V M D . — E B Q Y D L H Q Y D after high school. And trapped beneath fallen tow- ious and upset by all of I don’t want to sacrifice my don’t ignore your local ers of garbage. Fortunately, these small situations that happiness and health over Yesterday’s Cryptoquote: TAKE ONLY PICTURES community colleges. A neighbors called the police others don’t find upsetting, it. Are there any ways I can AND LEAVE ONLY FOOTPRINTS. — THE four-year university would and fire crews rescued the you can try stepping into de-stress on the road and BACKPACKER’S CODE be a waste of time and couple before they died of her shoes when she talks to try to control this road money if Kevin isn’t ready. starvation. Cyan Magenta Yellow Black

B4 Saturday, July 31, 2010 Portsmouth Daily Times COMICS/ENTERTAINMENTCOMICS BLONDIE Dean Young/Denis Lebrun Answers for todayʼs crossword puzzle can be found at the bottom of the page. BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker Today’s Answers

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Agriculture Recreational Resort Property with extras, $49.99 Niagra adjustable 1000 1984 1200cc Honda 1 PW50 Great Con- Street, Room 222, Get reliable phone Vehicles Call 740-352-3109 bed feet & head ele- Goldwing Aspen- dition and low hrs Columbus, Ohio service from Farm Equipment 43215. A copy of the vation, total body cade w/voyager trike $550 each Vonage. 6000 Employment appeal must be served 1944 Ford Tractor massage. $600 obo ATVs kit & trailer $7000 Call 876-8514 Call Today! Weslo Treadmill, 2 on the Director within $1500 obo New 740-821-1188 464-0193 Leave mes- 3 days after filing the 1-877-673-3136 years old, like new, 01 200 blaster, 2 sagea495 Service / Bus. concrete blocks ap- 9000 appeal with the ERAC. $49.99 OBO Call stroke, powerbands, Directory prox 200 $150 obo. 1987 Honda Gold- Security 740-961-7885 Oak dinning set new tires, needs 352-7998 wing Aspencade Final Issuance of Mod- $450 48” round gasket. Easy fix. 2000 EVERMAN DRYWALL ification To NPDES touring bike, 50K, Automotive ADT Hay, Feed, Seed, table, 2 extensions, $450. 740-250-5269 Hang, Finish, Texture, Permit Conditions White female cock- good shape, $2,395 Work Guaranteed Free Home Grain 2 armed chairs, 2 atiel, large cage, all Call 740-574-5224 Autos 740-354-6923 ODNR - Shawnee Security side chairs, excel Hay For Sale, Good for $45 Call 820- 2007 400 EX 440 State Park Lodge & $850 Value cond 858-5642 2005 Ford Mustang Home Improvement Orchard Grass & 3153 285-0341 big bore kit, DG ex- 1995 Harley David- Cabins with purchase of V6, auto, loaded, 4404 St Rt 125 Timothy, square haust, maier plastic, son Dyna Wideglide DW’s Home alarm monitoring 84K, nice $8,450 West Portsmouth, OH bales, Call 574- Office Counter, tappered handle 740-353-0063 Maintenance leaky services from ADT Miscellaneous 858-3077 352-8343 Action Date: 8540 Must sell, 15 ft X bars, jetted front end faucets to siding & Security Services. 08-01-2010 2 Burial Lots Sun- 28 inches Metal widened, ac front windows, Bonded & Call 1-888-274- 2003 Yamaha FZ1 Receiving Waters: set Gardens in The cabinet with oak top, bump, AC nerfs with Insured, Free Ests. 3888 900 Merchandise 1000cc sharp 03 Ford Winstar Turkey Creek Garden Geth- 5 set of doors with nets, very fast 352-4235 Facility Description: and fast bike. 101K miles, $4,500 semene Burg. $700 shelving inside, in $2,600 Call Norm State Facility 400 Scorpion exhaust nice van, very Financial Bargain Basement gd location 740-389- good shape, easy to 740-464-5476 Identification No. new pilot II tires dependable. Call 100 Legals 2842 740-360-1351 move, 5 sections, 0PP00029*DD 1- 6 week old matching silver 456-6275 This action was pre- Financial Services $100 OBO Call 740- PUBLIC NOTICE Minipen and Chi- Boats / Accessories helmet. ceded by a proposed 353-3101 Ext 214 huahua mix $49.99 Call for more info. action. 3 Grave lots in 1994 Seadoo GTX 07 Chevy Equinox The following applica- CREDIT CARD 740-778-2628 Mem Burial Park, 740-352-7211 LT FWD, loaded tions and/or verified RELIEF 3 person Jet Ski gal- Shawnee State Park complaints were re- Burg, Lot #169 Sec Troy Built Roto vanized trailer, 40,500 mi. warranty Campground WWTP Buried in Credit ceived and the follow- 14” Magnavox TV 7, # 1, 2, & 3. Tiller Very Good $1800 740-353- 2005 Yamaha V $14,800 obo 740- 4404 St Rt 125 Card Debt? ing draft, proposed, or w/remote $40 Call $1,600 740-501- Condition $800 259- 4233 lv msg. Star Silverado, low 988-1505 Portsmouth, OH Call Credit Card final actions were is- 8333 4936 rider, studded Action Date: Relief for your free 740-464-2565 sued, by the Ohio En- 08-01-2010 vironmental Protection consultation. Receiving Waters: Agency (OEPA) last 1-877-264-8031 2 Fountain Pumps Turkey Creek Reach Over 30,000 People Everyday! week. “Actions” in- Brand new in boxes Reach Over 40,000 People Everyday! Facility Description: clude the adoption, Cost $199.99 Sell State Facility 500 Education modification, or repeal Identification No. for $49.99 353-3247 $ 34 of orders CALL THE EXPERTS! 0PP00035*DD $ 58 ( other than emer- Your Reference Guide To Quality Products And Professional Business Service! This action was pre- gency orders); The is- 600 4 ft. wooden porch 2 ceded by a proposed Animals PER DAY FOR suance, denial, swing $20, Safety 637 SIXTH STREET action. *Based on a 3 month commitment.YOUR 4-LINE Reg.AD modification or revoca- first front/back dou- $70.00 per 1month. 4 lines, $175/90 days. tion of licenses, per- Pets * Based50¢ peron a 3line month for commitment. each additional Reg. $57.98 perline. month Land Application Man- ble stroller $29.99 740-353-3101 mits, leases, agement Plan Ap- Call 858-6401 variances, or certifi- 3 Female, full proval cates; and the ap- blooded Concrete Masonary Tree Care Miscellaneous ______proval or disapproval Chihuahua’s, Ab Lounge Sport, T’s Masonary ______Lima Compost Facility Cowling Masonry of plans and specifica- wormed, $200 ea new, $49.99 Call 20 yrs. exp. brick, block, White’s Tree Service Power Washing 700 East Hanthorn Brick, stone & chimney re- Residential and tions. “Draft Actions” 740-961-7885 stone, concrete & more Trimming, Removals & Road Call 606-371-9362 pair, 20 yrs. exp. insured Commercial. Free are written statements Ins. & bonded free est. Stumps 24hr. Storm Lime OH 45804 OH 354-1487 Estimates. 464-5305 of the Director of Envi- 876-1671 damage. Fully insured, Action Date: 07-29- ______ronmental Protec- 3 Male AKC Ger- Ball pyhon for Free Est. 25 yrs. Exp 2010 740-248-2955 or Paul’s Trenching tion’s” (Director’s) sale, $49.99 Call Handyman Facility Description: man Shepherd Home Improvement 866-494-7166 Service intent with respect to 606-932-6372 Miscellaneous pups, 1 female Vet Free Estimates the issuance, denial, D. L. Binion Contracting Identification No. checked, first shots A-1 HAULING & CLEAN Pools 961-3636 357-2043 etc. of a permit, li- Specializing in drywall 2MP00014*AM-9 & wormed, $200 - UP HOUSES/GARAGES, cense, order, etc. In- Big screened & plaster repair For all Ellis Pools This final action not YARDS BRUSH CUT. terested persons ,may $300 606-473-2586 gazebo $49.99 Call your new construction 12 Yrs. Experience For preceded by proposed ODD JOBS. 353-3247 Automotive submit written com- 740-876-9724 or remodeling needs. all pool needs action and is appeal- Installation of windows, ______ments or request a 740-372-3736 Will pay top $ for un- able to ERAC. Man- 7 Reg. Full Stock doors & vinly siding. Elderly Care public meeting regard- wanted junk cars & agement plan approval pug pups 6 wks vet Clean box springs 574-5725 for free est. ing draft actions. Com- Painting trucks. $150-$500. Free for regional storage, chkd. shots, wormed A&A Care Givers ments or public & mattress, used, pickup 727-3134 composting, distribu- Roger’s Home Imprv. In-Home Senior Care meeting requests must reserve yours now $49.99 Call 740- tion, marketing and Windows, Siding, Decks, 740-370-4992 Pennington Painting be submitted within 30 wont last long. $350 876-9724 land application across Plumbing, Roofing Fully OHSeniorServices.com int. & ext. wallpapering & days of notice of the call 740-353-7527 or Asphalt the state of Ohio of insured. 574-9555 carpentry. Call Jeff 820- draft action. “Proposed 740-352-2341 Lima/Wright ultra-soil 8230 Free Ests. Actions” are written Color TV 27” with Roofing Affordable Seal Coating which contains DW’s HOME statements of the Di- remote good Miscellaneous Black top sealing & strip- biosolids produced by MAINTENANCE All Types Roofing rector’s intent with re- AKC Basset hound condition $35 Call ping, Free Ests. 259-9850 the City of Lime Leaky faucets to Special on Metal spect to the issuance, puppies, Vet 352-9870 or 357-6938 WWTP. siding & windows. Rubber, insure. Jerry Mark’s Mobile Home denial, modification, checked & wormed Transport Adv. July 31, 2010 Bonded and Insured. Osborne 740-456-5288 revocation, or renewal $100 ea Call 858- Free Est. Manufactured Housing Classified Information Dbl stainless steel ______of a permit, license, or 6869 352-4235 Lalo Brambila Transport Free Est. Fully sink w/faucets $14. variance. Written com- roofing, siding, remodel- Ins. & Bonded Wheelers- NEED TO SELL ments and requests 200 Camel back couch Bailey Drywall ing, all types of flooring. burg, Oh 45694 Mark YOUR Announcements AKC Registerd for a public meeting burgandy & green finishing & stomped ceil- Free Ests. 740-464-0740 Hardyman (740) 574-4131 PROFESSIONAL ings 15 yrs. experience ______regarding a proposed Sheltie pups, $350 $25. Flat screen TV SERVICES? (740) 354-1472 or 740- D&P Const. Roofing action may be submit- Notices ea 259-4857 or 740- 50x40 RCA needs CRB Hauling LET US DO IT 935-6584 siding, comp. home Bobcat work, dump truck ted within 30 days of 961-0891 part $10. 354-1750 FOR YOU! notice of the proposed Special ______improvement. Fully load firewood $120. insured. 740-464-8393 Run your ad in our action. An adjudication EVERMAN DRYWALL Gravel & Top soil, Meeting cleanup work. CALL THE EX- Bermese Mt. Dog Hang, FInish, Texture, or 820-3463 hearing may be held Lucasville Dresser & flea 606-757-3031 PERTS on a proposed action if Lodge #465 Pups 8 wks $500 market items Work Guaranteed. 740-464-9565 4 lines 30 days Landscaping a hearing request or F&AM Sat. July ea. 606-932-4209 $49.99 Call 740- 740-354-6923 ______$70.00. OR for a ______objection by the OEPA 923-6907 876-9724 ______Just Take My Hand Better Deal run it 31st Brinley Construction Remodeling, Decks, within 30 days of is- Murray Landscaping 90 days $175.00 8:00am Remodels kitchen & Painting, Power suance of the pro- trimmed shrubs, trees, Call, E-mail or Stop M.M. Degree CKC Registered baths, decks. We dot it French drains, all general Washing, 821-2370 posed action. Written Free small kitten in Today! comments, requests Tim Allen W.M. Yorkie pups, first Healthy, Eating can all! Free Est. 740-970- work, Ins. 740-778-4233 ______WILMA COFFEY 0424 353-0063 for public meetings, shots wormed, Vet food. 740-961-1954 Pressure Washing CLASSIFIED SU- Special ______and adjudication hear- checked, $500 ea + all types home repair PERVISOR ing requests must be Meeting Quality Roofing & Sid- Tree Care 40 yrs exp. Free est. Call 740-532-4126 ing 574-8175 EXT. 221 sent to: Hearing Clerk, Aurora Free to a good PH 370-4722 DONNA MCKENZIE Ohio Environmental Lodge home 8-10 wk male ______Certified Tree Care Insured - Free Est. EXT. 222 Protection Agency, #48 F&AM Himalayan kitten, yellow & white kit- Reedy Contracting Buying Some Junk Roofs, windows, siding, Pruning & Removal pdtclassified@portsmouth P.O. Box 1049, Colum- 7:00 P.M. Aug 2nd seal point, male , 9 ten, litter trained Cars comp. $150 & up. doors, trim, flooring Reasonable Rates Non comp. less -dailytimes.com bus, Ohio 43216-1049 Aaron Buckler W.M. weeks, vet chkd & 858-6041 357-3431 820-8489 or 285-2606 776-2886 776-AUTO 740-353-3101 Portsmouth Daily Times Saturday, July 31, 2010 B7

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Job en- team.Certification Call 606-369-6591 sale by owners, Apartments Hill View 776-2886 776- 0663 tails classroom and not required. 30 or 606-932-9156 Call 740-820-5116 Efficiency, 1 & 2 Retirement Center AUTO Help Wanted - behind-the-wheel In- hours/wk.Submit or 740-820-8782 Bedrooms in 1610 28th Street General struction for new resume to: Massage Portsmouth, OH 2 Bdrm, 1 floor, Wheelersburg's 2000 Chrysler Sports Utility Want To Buy drivers. Qualified JobOpening@ or e-mail at above pool, garage, finest apartment Grand Voyager “ A Place to Call candidates must gmail.com. cindy@ 2004 GMC Envoy all fenced in Wanted: Mini-Farm community. No ap- Good Cond. 98k Home” have a high school hillviewretire- 4x4 blue, loaded, $60,000 only inter- 2 + acres. Haverhill, plication fee, re- $3500. 353-6840 FOSTER PARENTS diploma, valid driv- ment.org sun roof, $8,000 ested need to call Fr. Furnace, Wheel- duced security NEEDED IN YOUR ers license, pass E.O.E. Call 740-352-1707 740-464-0870 ersburg Vicinity. 3 deposit with good Local Propane COUNTY!!! background checks, 2004 Mitsubishi BR. house pre- credit. Laundry & Company has Sodexo Dining $30 - $45 a day for exp. preferred in Gallant 106k, Runs ferred. Call 740-646- pool on 18 acres of openings for Driver's Services Located the care of a child in traffic safety, law en- & drives gd, uses no 90 Jeep Wrangler, 2 or 3 bdrm 8401 rolling hills. 740- & Service personnel on the campus of your home. Can be forcement, or teach- oil good tires $5,000 auto, 6 cyl, $4,000 Wheelersburg 574-8665. Must be at least 25 Shawnee State single, married, or ing, or we will train. obo 820-4655 OBO Call 740-250- School District 1 ba Real Estate yrs of age and have University is now ac- 3500 Mayo St. Sciotoville “empty nest”. Call EOE Drop resume 1596 1 car det. garage Rentals CDL Class B Dri- cepting applications updates incl. new 1 bd. Apt. W/D Oasis to help a child off at AAA 1414 12th 2004 Olds Alero 2 between 1 - 9 PM ver's license, with for Front of house roof, kitchen, ba, hookup all elec. find a place to call Street Portsmouth, dr, red, cd. ex. cond. Hazmat. Send re- supervisor and plumbing, c/a, duct Apartments/ water pd $425 mo home. Training be- Ohio or Fax resume cold air, 119k, not Trucks sume to 6349 Catering supervisor work, etc. Asking Townhouses $200 dep 456-0159 ings at New Boston to Attn: Al 740-351- salvage $3650 neg. Swauger Valley Rd Must have one year $75,000 (neg.) August 7. Call 1- 0537 740-574-1229 740- 04 Chevy Colorado 1835 1/2 Highland Ports. OH. 45662 supervisory experi- Open House Aug. 877-325-1558 for 961-1390 crew cab, 2WD, 2 BR Nice Area All New carpet, porch, ence Please apply 44K, $8,995 Call 1st 12-2:30 776- upstairs, 1 bdrm, more information or Utilities Paid to register for train- Full-Time in person Mon-Fri 858-9213 9 - 5 6204 safe, secure, $350 9am-3pm. at the 2005 Pontiac Vibe $675/ $300 981- ing. Accountant NORTHWEST mo + elec 357-7916 Cafeteria Office Sunroof, auto, cd, 6097/6092 The Counseling LOCAL SCHOOL Center, Inc. (an located in the cruise, pw, like new 1992 Toyota 5 bdrm. 2 ba. PGS Rentals DISTRICT University Center. tires 36k, silver House for Sale Equal Opportunity is accepting applica- Pickup 4 x 4, runs 2 Bdrm Apt for rent Quality Apts. For $7900 352-5447 Close to SSU on 3rd Aaron’s is Employer) is a non- tions for the follow- good, $1,500 OBO in W. Ports area, Rent Office St. $65,000 obo Call growing. profit provider of ing position for the Supermarket Deli Call 740-858-3090 $425 mo + dep, ref’s Located at 1037 Kristen 352-7606 We are looking for a drug and alcohol ad- 2010-2011 School Manager wanted. 2006 Cobalt Call 858-9830 Kent St. Ph: 353- Sales Rep in our diction and behav- Year Must have experi- $2,500 Dn 96 Red Chevy S-10 1443 or 877-353- Portsmouth, OH lo- ioral health 2001 Chevy Blazer 8525 US 52 Land ence. Competitive 4 cy. Runs & drives 1443 cation. Candidate treatment services. ASSOCIATE BAND $800 Dn Contract Newly re- 2 Bdrm. Stove & pay, bonus plan with good easy on gas will be responsible We are seeking a DIRECTOR 2000 Chevy Malibu modeled 3 bd. 2 ba Fridge. Gas furn. benefits. Send re- 110,000 miles Woodbine Apts for both in store and highly motivated in- Responsibilities in- $800 Dn home w/2 car gar. Call Osborne Clean- sume to: P.O. 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New Trans- w/d. tenant pays day work week with skills and the ability Minimum require- $500 Dn remodel. 2 bd 1.5 ba Houses For Rent Automotive mission, warranty elec. near Daymar Sunday’s off. 401K to work independent ments: Bachelor’s 1995 Ford Mustang transfers. 4x4 with Private. Ex. lots College $500 mo + 2 bd in Sciotoville, and profit sharing, of supervision. Degree in Music Ed- Will pay top $ For $700 Dn tow/sport package. 456-4313 357-7421 $500 dep 776-2117 fenced yard, out med and dental ben- Bachelor’s degree in ucation and valid unwanted junk cars 1995 Chevy Quad cab. Black or 352-0144 building, gas heat efits. Must be able accounting required teacher licensure. & trucks. $150-$500 Camaro $700 Dn with gray int. 5.9 liter Land (Acreage) 776-7657 820-2697 to pass a drug and 3 years prior ac- Percussion or wood- Free pickup 727- 1992 Buick engine. $5,250. screen and criminal counting/auditing 3134 2 acres, Lucasville wind background LeSabre $500 Dn (740) 357-6304. Apt for rent, $350 experience pre- St Rt 104 approx 1 background check. preferred, but not re- mo + $350 dep ferred. Please for- Miscellaneous mi. N of Rt 348, flat 2 bdrm House, Apply at 3050 Wal- quired. Competition LP’s Auto’s New Boston, 2 ward a resume and Real Estate ground, w/water tap, Central heat & air, nut St, Portsmouth. marching band ex- D. L. Binion West Ports, Ohio 3000 bdrms, NO PETS letter of interest by Sales Reduced to utilities included, We are an EOE. perience preferred. Contracting 740-858-5698 821-6301 August 6, 2010 to: Specializing in drywall $32,000 no land first mo rent & secu- (Salary commensu- Human Resources, rate with experi- & plaster repair. For all rity dep, 740-352- your new construction 2007 Chevy Cobalt Commercial CONCORD NURS- 1634 11th St, ence) 2192 or remodeling needs. 2 dr. 67k mi. 5 spd. ING & REHABILI- Portsmouth, OH Installation of win- COMMERCIAL TATION CENTER 45662, by e-mail 1 owner $6,500 778- OPEN HOUSE Deadline for submis- dows, doors & vinyl 2419 464-8759 BUILDINGS FOR LEASE IN HAS IMMEDIATE kevinb@the coun- sion of applications PORTSMOUTH SUN., AUG. 1ST • 1PM-3PM 3 bd. 1 1/2 ba siding. 574-5725 for OPENINGS FOR FT selingcenter.org, or and letters of inter- (2) 1823 Spring Lane $1,000 mo. 2 blocks free est. & PT RN’s, LPN’S. by fax to 740-353- est is 12:00 noon 96 Cadillac Seville, Business Park from college. Dep. (1) 1671 Grant Street Come and join our 3989. on Friday, August 6 , pristeen cond, pearl Req'd Landlord Power Washing 740-353-1048 team of healthcare 2010 white, gray leather, Superior Leasing, Inc. does not pay util. professionals who Residential And 606-922-4469 are making a differ- Commercial Free Help Wanted Submit applications www.century21empire realty.com • ence. Interested Estimates 464-5305 HVAC/Installer to the attention of: candidates may www.century21empire realty.com • www.century21empirerealty.com• www.century21empirerealty.com www.century21empirerealty.c 3 bdrms, Central Please Call 355- apply at the facility, Roger’s Home Imprv. OPEN HOUSE Heat & Air, no inside 5300 Mr. Todd Jenkins 2503 BIG BEAR CREEK - NORTHWEST located at 1242 Windows, Siding, pets, will consider Superintendent SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1-3 PM This very nice country home is situated on 1.86 Crescent Drive, Northwest Local Decks, acres and features 3 BR's, 2 baths, beautiful HUD 740-876-4307 Plumbing, Roofing kitchen, dining rm., living rm. full basement and 2 Wheelersburg, Ohio, Insurance / Staff School District or e-mail resumes to Fully VIRTUAL TOUR car attached garage. The basement is partially fin- needed. Preferred 800 Mohawk Drive insured. 574-9555 ished w/a large family rm. and laundry rm. that has jchaffin@concord- licensed or willing to McDermott, Ohio been plumbed for another bathroom.The other half 3 Bdrm House care.net get license for local 45652 of basement could be converted into 2 more bed- Close to college. Painting rooms, rec. rm.,etc. Nice country setting. Insurance Office. Telephone: Call 352-1407 $155,000. Send resumes to G- (740) 259-5558 Pennington Paint- Box 984 P.O. Box Fax: (740) 259-3476 DIRECTIONS: Take Rt. 104 to Big Bear Creek, Wheelersburg ing Int & Ext Wallpa- house is 8 miles on the right. Local School 581 Portsmouth, OH per & Carpentry Call 8525 US 52 Will District 4562 Equal Opportunity Jeff 820-8230 Free lease with option to 4619 LUCASVILLE- Call Rhonda @ accepting applica- Employer Ests. buy, Newly remod- MINFORD RD.-MINFORD tions for Substitute 740-352-5366 eled 3 bd. 2 ba Landscaping Help Space for everyone! 4-BR/2-BA home on Bus Drivers Roofing 6.97 acres. You'll enjoy a spacious formal home w/2 car gar. Needed, Wooten’s Resident Helper Substitute LR/DR with fireplace, cheerful family $2000 down $750 Landscaping, 820- Part Time All Types Roofing om • www.century21empirerealty.com room w/fireplace, traditional kitchen, Custodians 8210 Special on metal. large foyer, tongue & groove ceilings mo. 456-0159 throughout, security system. EXCELLENT Rubber, Insured All bedrooms are large. Applications WAGE AND BENE- Jerry Osborne 740- Receptionist, Additional acreage can be pur- available at FIT PACKAGE 456-5288 chased! Certified Diamond Maintenance, For Sale or Rent www.burg.k12.oh.us Direct Resident Property! $299,000. MLS 353-2525 Diesel Mechanic #136015 2220 SCIOTO TRAIL Beautiful Country or the Board of Care with Assisted needed. Must have Hostess: Debbie Gambill REALTY GROUP www.exsellrealtygroup.com Setting 5 acres Education Living Residents experience. Full Directions: US 23 to Lucasville- 354-2112 fenced pasture, 620 Center Street Home Health Aide Place time with benefits. Minford Road. 357-2112 FEATURED HOME - REDUCED! small barn. 3 bd. Wheelersburg or Nurse Aide Send resume to: Z- 1 ba. home, natural Mail to: experience strongly Box 801 P.O. Box Your Ad 127 RIDGELAND gas well 2403 Maple P.O. Box 340 preferred. 581 Portsmouth, OH SLIDE SHOW MINFORD Benner Rd. $700 Wheelersburg, OH Apply at 45662 mo. 740-353-2077 45694 Hill View Here 1610 28th Street Portsmouth, Oho OPEN HOUSE E.E.O.E. Phone Ports Area, nice 2 ST bdrm Cottage, LR, SUN. AUGUST 1 • 1:00 - 3:00 PM Satellite TV $19.99 DR, kit w/ stove & 353-3101 Month New or Ex- fridge, newer carpet isting Customers $525 mo $400 dep Prestige Neighborhood with Country Setting Call Donnie at Ask for in the Ridgeland Estate Subdivision 3 Call 574-4738 144 E. MARCA- Bedrooms, 3 Baths,Living Room w/Cathedral Carter Enterprises LUCASVILLE Ceiling, Dining Room, Country Kitchen, 606-834-9266 or 1-story ranch situated on .87 acre. Open floor Kitchen Nook, 2 car Garage, Wrap around Toll Free 888-378- Classified! plan w/ large living & formal dining area. Very porch, Master Bedroom has own private Wheelersburg porch, 1 story, sitting on 7 acres wooded, full 1353 nice kitchen w/ appliances is open to breakfast basement with walk out door, 1 Car Detached School District, nook and family room. Plenty of counter space. 16x24 outbuilding, Minford School mobile home, 2 1117 NOEL DRIVE Sunroom over looks the deck and in-ground pool. District, do not miss this home. only bdrms, 2 baths, Great outdoor entertaining area. Country setting PORTSMOUTH 20-25 minutes from Portsmouth, Lovely brick 2 story featuring 1830 sq. ft., 3 bedrooms, and just minutes to US 23. This love- Wheelersburg, Waverly, and extra large yard, no Editor 2 1/2 baths, large L.R., master BR and Family Rooms, ly spacious home is in move-in condi- Jackson. $287,500 pets, $500 mo + Wood deck w. hot tub and bomb shelter, 2 fireplaces Portsmouth Daily Times has an immediate tion. MLS#135817 $189,000 HOST: DANIEL GLEIM $450 dep Call 740- and full basement. Asking $183,000. opening for a hard-working, experienced ed- Hostess: Paula Yeley (740) 352-0091 776-9922 Directions: Lucasville-Minford to Country itor who can drive circulation growth with Store. Turn on Lang Lane. Turn left on STEAMBOAT REALTY strong, local editorials, compelling local news Marca Dr. Turn left on E. Marca. House is on 354-2112 the right. 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This beautiful brick home was quality built Ranch style home on single leel w/3 car in 1996 and offers 2467 sq. ft of living space, 4 BR's, 2 1/2 includes large family room, laundry garage, concrete drive and 30 40 Pole in a pleasant community in a baths, kitchen w/appliances, family rm. living rm., dining, rm., and potential 4th bedroom. 1 car det. beautiful part of Southern Ohio full basement, new roof, 2 attached garages, beautiful pool barn. Situated on 3+ acres. 4 bedrooms, garage. Short sale. MLS#135885 area that has a pool house w/kitchen and bath that is ideal for 2.5 baths, all appliances stay, home to on the Ohio River. Hostess: Bev Boehm entertaining, vinyl fenced in yard, and beautiful landscaping. large for owner. Directions: US 23 to 25th Street then left 821-6926 Also walk out the back yard to the onto Ritchie. 354-2112 lake and enjoy a picnic, fishing, Contact: family reunions, etc. Situated on 2 PEGGY KING RE John Clark EMPIRE REALTY, SE acres in a beautiful location, this 354-2112 home is absolutely a must see!!! Publisher Owner: Debbie Gambill Call Rhonda Rose & RENTALS, LLC www.century21empire realty.com • www.century21empirerealty.com• www.century21empirerealty.com www.century21empirerealty.c Portsmouth Daily Times www.century21empirerealty.com 740-352-5366 SERVING ALL SCIOTO COUNTY!! OFFICE OR CELL 259-2059 / 285-0311 [email protected] www.century21empire realty.com 740-353-3101 ext 211 B8 Saturday, July 31, 2010 Portsmouth Daily Times Locally & Family Owned for 65 Years

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