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SERVING THE OHIO VALLEY SINCE 1852 www.portsmouth-dailytimes.com FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 2010 Vol. 159 • No. 30 • 50 cents daily/$1.25 Sunday McKinley Pool Opening Delayed

BY FRANK LEWIS they’re hoping by next Workers put the PDT STAFF WRITER Wednesday (June 23) or finishing touches Thursday (June 24) now.” on the McKinley Portsmouth Mayor Jane According to Alan Barlow, Pool in anticipa- Murray feels positive that volunteer coordinator of the tion of next McKinley Pool will open next pool preparation project, a leak week’s opening. week. was discovered Thursday morn- Sean Garnett, Murray announced Thursday ing. Repairs appear to be work- pool manager, that repairs are being made ing and the area is being repaint- sweeps in the owing to a leak in the deep end. ed. It is anticipated that water background, “They had to start all over and and chemicals can be added in while from left, try to fix the leak. That holding, the next several days. The pool Lifeguards Wayne now they’re painting, and they was scheduled to open Johnson, Cory think that they can fill. Then Saturday. Reeves and they have to put the chemicals Forrest Donavon in, and it has to wait through the FRANK LEWIS can be reached at Johnson paint the process,” Murray said. “But (740) 353-3101, ext. 232 or lifeguard stand. Closing Up since we know definitively, [email protected] Frank Lewis ■ Daily Times DOW JONES Citizen Input 10,434.17 +25 21st Ohio River Sweep Needed To ■ STOCKS, A3 Plan City’s SPORTS Is On For Saturday Bicentennial BY G. SAM PIATT PDT STAFF WRITER

School’s out and fishing’s in. Sixteen-year-olds Adam Greene and David Stanley, both of Portsmouth, tried their

luck Tuesday on the Ohio Frank Lewis ■ Daily Times River at the Portsmouth water- A foundation pillar marks Portsmouth’s front. All they had caught by birthdate as you enter the city. 10 a.m. was a tiny frog, and they captured it by hand. “But we haven’t been here BY FRANK LEWIS long,” Greene said. “The fish PDT STAFF WRITER will start hitting, unless the Beanie To Visit water’s up a little too much The concrete pillar as you enter the city of Portsmouth is the one OSU standout to speak and its too muddy.” The river level was in the place in town that adequately in Jackson depicts the year Portsmouth ■ willows along the shore and SPORTS, B1 tributaries have poured lots of became a city — 1815. Now the debris into the Ohio from flash city is preparing for its bicentennial flooding in some communities celebration in 2015, and those Honor Roll in Ohio, Kentucky and West involved in getting the public to Green, New Boston Virginia during the past few organize for the event have been and Northwest release days. conducting meetings. honorees But sponsors of the 21st At Thursday’s meeting, the focus ■ EDUCATION, A4 annual Ohio River Sweep, set was on how to get the citizens of the for Saturday, say the cleanup will not be postponed. The Times Both Greene and Stanley See CELEBRATION, A3 said they plan to enlist for the E-edition Sweep once they find out how Everything to go about it. Obama To Tout cover to cover On the Scioto County water- for 25 cents daily front, volunteers can report to Stimulus on your computer. four different locations and the pickup will be conducted from www.portsmouth- 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., said Jeff Projects In Ohio dailytimes.com Crippen, who is director of Scioto County Litter Control THE ASSOCIATED PRESS for the county commission and G. Sam Piatt ■ Daily Times is one of many coordinators of Adam Greene, front, and David Stanley tried their luck in a muddy COLUMBUS — The Obama Weather the event along the river. Ohio River Tuesday on the Portsmouth waterfront. Both said they administration says a construction Volunteers for the plan to participate in Saturday’s Ohio River Sweep. project in Ohio is the 10,000th U.S. road project to get under way with Today M. SunnyHigh 89 Portsmouth area part of the dispersed to one of those o’clock,” Crippen said. sweep need to show up at the funding from the federal economic TonightM. Clear Low 65 points. Each participant will also stimulus package. Court Street Landing on the This will be Crippen’s ninth get a free official Ohio River High Low Outlook Ohio shore by 8 a.m. Saturday. President Barack Obama is year to coordinate the event. Sweep 2010 T-shirt. scheduled to be in Columbus today, SAT 91 69 T-storm They may also report to He usually doesn’t know how “As far as they last,” Crippen Shawnee Boat Marina, the the first stop in a six-week push by SUN 89 65 M. Clear many volunteers he’ll have said. the administration to promote its Earl Thomas Riverfront Park until time to go. Water in the Ohio River and MON 90 69 P. Cloudy in West Portsmouth, or economic recovery effort. Obama TUE 90 69 T-storm Crippen will have drinking its tributaries is used for drink- will visit the site of a $25 million Holliday Point and marina, water and ice on his pickup. ing water, industrial supplies, just upstream from the project adding turn lanes, bike “The weather is going to be and recreational purposes; and lanes and wider sidewalks in front Greenup Dam, or pick up their very hot. That’s why we decid- litter bags from Crippen and be ed to run the event only until 1 See SWEEP, A3 See STIMULUS, A3 Reigning Miss Portsmouth Outstanding Teen Wins State Pageant BY FRANK LEWIS America pageant, so I knew “What kid doesn’t want to PDT STAFF WRITER it was going to be a much go to Florida?” Weber said. bigger deal than the first “She will be spending 10 Obituaries It has been a whirlwind one.” days in Orlando,” Davis said. trip to the top for Cecili So what was it like to hear “Ten whole days in Orlando • James Bostick Jr. Weber of Ironton. The reign- her name called as Miss Ohio competing at the national • Mckenna Howard ing Miss Portsmouth Outstanding Teen? level, with August 28th the • Elizabeth Logan Outstanding Teen was “It was insane. It was final night of competition.” • Donna Shope crowned Miss Ohio mind-blowing, Honestly, I At only 15 years of age, • Rosemary Sponaugle Outstanding Teen at the Miss didn’t think they were going Weber hasn’t made up her • Garry Tully Ohio pageant in Mansfield to pick me, but, I guess mind about the future, but • Clara Wilds Tuesday night. everything was just right,” said she is leaning toward Weber, a 15-year-old Weber said. becoming a news broadcast- See Page A2 sophomore at Ironton St. So what’s ahead for the er. Joseph High School, won her reigning Miss Ohio Cecili is the daughter of Index first pageant in Ashland, Outstanding Teen? Laura and Phillip Weber of Kentucky. She was named “I will be competing with Ironton. Advice ...... B5 LocalA2-8 Miss Flame. girls from all across “The Miss Portsmouth Calendar ..A2 Lotteries ....B2 “But Greg’s (Davis, Miss America, from every state for Outstanding Teen program Class ...... B6-7 Puzzles ....B4 Portsmouth pageant director) the Miss America has been in existence for five Comics...... B4 Sports ....B1-3 pageant was my first really Outstanding Teen title,” years, and our first year of Education..A4 TV ...... B5 big one. I have only been in Weber said. “It’s August 28, existence, Ashley Miller three, so Miss Portsmouth at the Orange County won,” Davis said. “So this is was huge for me,” Weber Convention Center in our second winner in five said. “I had so much fun at Orlando, Florida.” years.” my first pageant, I thought, Weber was asked about Courtesy of the Mansfield News Journal why not do it again? I knew looking forward to the Miss FRANK LEWIS can be reached Cecili Weber, of Ironton, was crowned Miss Ohio this pageant was going to be America Outstanding Teen at (740) 353-3101, ext. 232 or Outstanding Teen at the Miss Ohio Pageant Wednesday bigger, and it was a Miss competition. [email protected] in Mansfield.

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A2 Friday, June 18, 2010 Portsmouth Daily Times LOCAL Obituaries Calendar For all of Your Donna Shope, 71 Today adventure, meet at nature center Silk Floral Needs for fun family foray, 3 p.m.; Critters Silk Floral Needs Donna Faye Boggs • Taking Angel Food orders for and Cream, make sundae ($2.50) Making Your House A Home 740-574-0777 Shope, 71, of Coal Grove, June, cash or food stamps, Pot- and visit with reptiles, Shawnee 7958 OHIO RIVER RD., WHEELERSBURG, OH (across from Lowes) ter’s House Ministries, 5409 Win- Lodge, Ohio 125, 6 p.m.; family died Wednesday, June 16, chester Ave., Sciotoville, 9 a.m.- 2010, at an Ashland, Ky., movie, campground amphitheater, 1301 Findlay St., 7 p.m. 4:30 p.m. Roosevelt Lake, Ohio 125, dusk. • Alcoholics Anonymous, Belle- Today, why not try ... care center. • Hours, Portsmouth Library, • Alcoholics Anonymous, As Bill fonte Behavioral Health Center, St. Service will be 1 p.m. 1220 Gallia St., 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sees It, closed discussion, Findlay Christopher Drive, Russell, Ky., 7 Southern Ohio Museumʼs Friday at Phillips Funeral New Boston Library, 3850 Rhodes Street United Methodist Church, p.m. Blue Ribbon Reception, Home in Ironton, with Ave., New Boston, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; 13th and Findlay streets, noon. • Reformers Unanimous, Christ- $25 per person, $20 per interment in Woodland Wheelersburg Library, 10745 Old • Stop the Insanity Group of centered addictions program, museum member, reser- Cemetery. Friends may call Gallia Pike, Wheelersburg, noon-6 Narcotics Anonymous, meeting, Franklin Furnace Independent vations required, South- p.m.; South Webster Library, 496 New Boston Community Center, Baptist Church, 100 Seneak Ave., ern Ohio Museum, 825 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday at Webster St., South Webster, 10 3980 Rhodes Ave., New Boston, Franklin Furnace, 7-9 p.m. Gallia St., 6-8 p.m. the funeral home. a.m.-6 p.m.; Lucasville Library, 103 noon. • Alcoholics Anonymous, 12&12 Ohio 728, Lucasville, noon-6 p.m.; • Elk’s City Club, KENO, games Group, open lead, All Saints Epis- To submit items, mail at least Northwest Library, closed. and socializing, 544 Fourth St. copal Church, Fourth and Court a week in advance of meeting to McKenna Howard Service Schedule • Consumers Helping Con- entrance, doors open, 5 p.m. until streets, 8 p.m. Calendar, Daily Times, 637 Sixth sumers Thrift Shop, open, 725 closing. • Narcotics Anonymous, open, St., Portsmouth, OH 45662-0581. McKenna Renee Howard, • Vicki Gould — 2 p.m. Fifth St., 10 a.m.-6 p.m. • Alcoholics Anonymous, open step and tradition, nonsmoking, Items can be e-mailed to pdt- 4-month-old daughter of Friday at Eisnaugle-Lewis • Veterans Helping Veterans & discussion Wheelersburg Hope Stop the Insanity Group, in right news@portsmouth- Tiffany Howard and Tommy Funeral Home in Jackson. Others Thrift Store, open, 1525 Group, Wheelersburg Medical front room, New Boston Commu- dailytimes.com. Include in writ- Jarvis of South Shore, Ky., Interment in the C.M. Harrisonville Ave., 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Center, Ohio River Road, behind nity Center, 3980 Rhodes Ave., ing the names of the club or died June 15, 2010, at her • ArtAffects, new regional arts Little Caesar’s Pizza, Wheelers- New Boston, 8 p.m. sponsoring organization, time, Cemetery. center, opening, 607 Chillicothe burg, 6 p.m. • James Dickey Post American day, date and complete address residence. • James Guilkey — St., 11 a.m.-7 p.m. • Bingo, sponsored by 14th Legion, disc jockey, 705 Court St., of event planned. For an item to McKenna is also sur- Callers 1 to 3 p.m. Satur- • Visit nature center to learn Street Community Center, 17th 8:30-11:30 p.m.; drawing, 10 p.m. be repeated in the Calendar, a vived by a sister, Braylynn day at Lucasville Commu- about the park, forest and thinks to Street Armory, 17th Street, 6:30 • Campbell Sisters Late Nite new notice must be mailed in for Dillow; grandparents, Jack nity of Christ, Thomas do in region, Shawnee State Park, p.m.; doors open, 4:30 p.m. Band, Portsmouth Eagles Club, each meeting date. The Times and Melissa Howard of Hollow Road, Lucasville. Turkey Creek boat ramp, Ohio • Narcotics Anonymous, the 1630 Gallia St., 8:30 p.m.-12:30 will not hold items for repeated 125, noon-3 p.m.; family nature Win the Battle group, meeting, a.m. use. Please do not call in items. South Shore, Danny and Arrangements by McKin- Sandra Dillow of South ley Funeral Home in Shore, Thomas Jarvis of Lucasville. Local Briefs Rush, Ky., and Kathy • Larry White — Patrick of Louisa, Ky.; Memorial service 2 p.m. Business ics include: Business basis. for the animal); great-grandparents, Ronnie Sunday at his son’s home, Planning 101; Access to Federal protection and • have no prior convic- and Sadie Bishop; three 119 Burns Road, Delta, Resource Expo Capital; Navigating Ohio a lack of natural predators tion for inhumane treat- aunts, Jacquelene Howard, Pa. is June 24 Business Laws; Region 7 have resulted in thriving ment of animals or for Olivia Howard and Business Resources; and wild horse and burro pop- violations of the Wild Danielle DaCosta; and Business owners and Web Resources. ulations that grow in Free-Roaming Horses three uncles, John Wallace, Bible Verse anyone interested in start- Contact Joy Bauman at number each year. The and Burros Act; Jack Howard III and ing their own business the Ohio State University Bureau of Land Manage- • demonstrate that you can still register for the Nicholas DaCosta. 1 Corinthians South Centers to register ment monitors rangelands have adequate feed, Southern Ohio Business Funeral services will be at (800) 860-7232, ext. and wild horse and burro water, and facilities to at 1 p.m. Saturday, June 19, 1:27-29 Resource Expo. This herds to determine the provide humane care for 111, or e-mail jbau- at Morton Funeral Home in But God chose the fool- free event will be 8:30 number of animals, the number of animals South Shore, with the Rev. ish things of the world to a.m. to 4 p.m. June 24 at [email protected]. including livestock and requested; and, Daniel Wallace officiating. shame the wise; God the Ohio State University BLM conducts wildlife, that the land can • show that you can Visitation will be one hour chose the weak things of South Centers Endeavor support. Each year, the provide a home for the before service at the funer- the world to shame the Center, 1862 Shyville adoption BLM gathers excess wild adopted animal in the al home. Burial will be in strong. He chose the lowly Road, Piketon. Wild horse and burro horses and burros from United States. Siloam Cemetery in South things of this world and The Southern Ohio adoption will be conduct- areas where vegetation For more information Shore. the despised things — and Business Resource Expo ed Aug. 6 and 7 at the and water could become call (866) 468-7826 or the things that are not — to will be hosted by the Ohio University Southern scarce if too many ani- visit blm.gov. To apply to Garry Tully, 66 nullify the things that are, Ohio Department of Ohio Horse Park, 400 mals use the area. adopt a wild horse or Garry T. Tully, 66, of so that no one may boast Development — Region Bobcat Lane, Franklin To adopt a wild horse burro on-line, go to the Lynx, died Thursday, July before him. 7 Governor’s Office, Ray Furnace. The Friday pre- or burro, you must: BLM’s adoption applica- 17, 2010, at a Seaman hos- Pryor, State Representa- view will be from 2 to 7 • be at least 18 years of tion. If you are interested pice unit. Correction tive — District 85, and p.m., and the Saturday age (parents or guardians in adopting directly from Services will be 2 p.m. the Ohio State University adoption will be 8 a.m. to may adopt a wild horse or one of the BLM’s holding Sunday at Thompson- In a story published in the South Centers. 5 p.m. The adoption will burro and allow younger facilities, visit the Meeker Funeral Home in Thursday, June 17, 2010, Break-out session top- be first come, first served family members to care agency’s facilities page. West Union, with inter- edition of the Portsmouth ment in Hamilton Ceme- Daily Times, an incorrect tery. Friends may call 6 to address was given on a 8 p.m. Saturday at the police report for the story Right to Life endorses Dr. Johnson funeral home. headlined “Man faces seven charges in drug By FRANK LEWIS arrest.” Robert L. Crawford Johnson said that while rience to get results.” numbers,” Mike PDT Staff Writer Clara Wilds, 91 Jr., who was arrested, the endorsement is a In a press release Gonidakis, the executive Clara A. Monnig Wilds, does not live at 571 Bel- reflection of his being a announcing their endorse- director of Ohio Right to 91, of Ironton, died lomy Road, West Dr. Terry Johnson, true conservative, and his ments, the Ohio Right to Life, said. “Simply put, Wednesday, June 16, 2010, Portsmouth. Republican candidate for sharing of the beliefs of Life emphasized that they these candidates clearly at her residence. The Daily Times apologizes Ohio’s 89th District, state southern Ohio, he still are supporting “a diverse represent Ohio’s Pro-Life for this error. Services will be 1 p.m. House of Representatives, looks forward to working group of men and women movement in the best pos- The Portsmouth Daily Times has received a major Saturday at St. Mary’s is dedicated to correcting with those with differing including Democrats and sible way, shape and form Catholic Church in Pine errors as promptly as possi- endorsement from the views. Republicans.” and the PAC is proud to Grove, with interment in St. ble. Anyone with information Ohio Right to Life. “I am also somebody “These outstanding can- endorse them.” Mary’s Cemetery. Friends concerning inaccurate infor- “I am deeply honored that can reach across the didates received the Ohio may call 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 mation in the Portsmouth that the Ohio Right to Life aisle and work with those Right to Life PAC FRANK LEWIS can be Daily Times can call (740) reached at (740) 353-3101, p.m. Saturday at Phillips has decided to weigh in on who may disagree with endorsement not based on ext. 232 or flewis@heartland- 353-3101, ext. 244, or e- this race and give me their Funeral Home in Ironton. mail the information to pdt- me. Anyone can say the party affiliation or polling publications.com news@portsmouth-daily- support,” Johnson said. right things, but it takes Rosemary times.com. “Although I respect those real experience to get Sponaugle, 85 who may feel differently, real results,” Johnson The Grace Community Church it is my sincere belief that said. “I believe I’m Rosemary Brown Sponau- Meetings all human life is a sacred someone that both • Expositional Preaching gle, 85, of Ashland, Ky., died gift from God. As a physi- Democrats and Republi- Wednesday, June 16, 2010, Today cian, I have spent my life cans will be proud to • Biblical Theology at an Ashland hospice center. protecting that gift, and I have representing them • Evangelism • District Board of Services will be 1 p.m. will do the same as state because I have the expe- • Discipleship and Health, regular meet- Friday at Preston Family representative.” Growth. 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public in six states bor- heritage. Sweep dering the river come Celebration “Anyone who goes LIVESTOCK PRICES From Page A1 together to collect more From Page A1 through the back issues of than 20,000 tons of trash the Times, will realize we COLUMBUS — The Eastern Cornbelt Daily Direct to support a healthy and and other debris from area to add their talents and have had tough times Summary from Wednesday as reported by the U.S. diverse aquatic commu- the banks of the Ohio ideas to the planning. before, and we have dealt Department of Agriculture’s Agriculture Marketing nity. River and tributaries, Another meeting is being with them, and we will deal Service: The River Sweep is Ison said. planned for September, with this now,” Johnson Barrows and gilts on a carcass basis: 2.17 higher. sponsored by the Ohio ORSANCO operates though a firm date has not said. “Are we having rough BASE MARKET River Valley Water monitoring programs to been set. times? Yes. This is still a On a carcass basis plant delivered (54-62 pct. lean) Commission, in partner- check for pollutants and “Public participation is time to celebrate because 66.50-81.07, weighted avg. 76.84. ship with various indus- toxins that may interfere critical,” Kevin Johnson, for one thing we are still Actual pricing with lean premiums added tries and agencies up with specific uses of the who has been serving as dealing with them. We’ve 0.8-0.9 inches backfat: 66.50-83.75. and down the valley. river, and conducts spe- chairman, said. “It’s like been there before. We’ve 0.6-0.7 inches backfat: 69.00-85.61. Jeanne Ison, project cial studies to address any other endeavor. You gotten through it before. Total prior day negotiated sales: 6,692. director for ORSANCO, emerging water quality don’t want to dictate to the The Great Depression hit Wednesday’s total movement: 78,066. said it has been post- issues. public what’s going to hap- this area tremendously RESULTS FROM UNITED PRODUCERS AUC- poned by high water in Since 1989, this pen. You want them to be a hard. We made it through TION the past, but the current award-winning cleanup part of creating it. And that. We’ll make it through Market trends for Thursday: weather prediction calls for the Ohio River and therefore they are not only this.” Hogs steady, cattle steady, sows steady. for the level to be down its tributaries brings going to enjoy it more, but Johnson said the celebra- Summary of Wednesday’s auctions in Gallipolis and close to normal by thousands of volun- they are going to have pride tion should include adver- Mount Vernon: Saturday. teers to the riverbanks in having done it and partic- tising outside of the imme- Hogs: Market 55.00-56.50; light 74.00 and lower; Ison called it the to collect tons of trash ipated in it.” diate area and bringing in heavy 50.00 and lower. largest environmental and debris. River Johnson said involvement celebrities who are native to Sows: Light 49.00-50.75; heavy 54.00 and lower. event of its kind. She Sweep encompasses should not be limited to res- the community. Boars: Heavy 20.00-21.00. said it covers more than the entire length of the idents of Portsmouth, but “We’ve got opera singers, Cattle: Choice: steers 86.00-95.00; heifers 83.00- 3,000 miles of shoreline river, from its origin in should include people from we have artists. What I’d 90.00. in six states. Pittsburgh, Pa., to its all around the county, since like to see is Portsmouth Select: steers 80.00-84.00; heifers 80.00-84.00. “The Sweep has end in Cairo, Ill., Portsmouth is basically the people coming back here Holsteins: steers 65.00-83.00. grown so much in the including 1,962 miles county seat. and bringing their talents — Cows: Commercial & Utility 45.00-64.00. past few years that we’re of shoreline and many “Practically everyone sharing those talents with Canner/Cutter 12.00-53.00. been able to expand it to tributaries. comes to Portsmouth for fellow citizens of Bulls: All bulls 55.00-76.00. tributaries and feeder More volunteers are one reason or another — Portsmouth and Scioto Feeder cattle: Yearlings: steers 45.00-101.00; heifers streams of the Ohio”, needed, Ison said. banking, our festivities at County,” Johnson said. 45.00-92.00. Ison said. “Volunteers Persons wanting to the Vern Riffe Center for the So how can people Calves: steers 45.00-121.00; heifers 45.00-112.00. are making a difference volunteer for this event Arts, River Days, it’s all become involved? Holstein steers: 550 lbs. and down 55.00-70.00; 550 in the appearance of the can call (800) 359-3977 here,” Johnson said. “So “The first thing is going lbs. and up 55.00-65.00. shorelines.” for local coordinators in Portsmouth is theirs as well. to be the September meet- Sheep and lambs: Choice: wools 133.00-140.00; Each year, more than their area. And so, whether they live in ing when that gets set up,” clips 135.00-140.00. 21,000 volunteers from South Webster, McDermott, Johnson said. “We’ll be Lite fats: 129.00-140.00. public organizations, G. SAM PIATT can be West Portsmouth — we having a form for them to Roasters: 130.00-180.00. civic groups, recreation- reached at (740) 353-3101, want them to be a part of take. 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NORTHWEST LOCAL Kelsey Colley, Courtney Jacob McClay, Luke Hyland, Ashley Jewett, A — Aaron Bapst, Pollard, Katie Rachford, SCHOOL DISTRICT Crabtree, Laura Fitzpatrick, Montavon, Katie Moore, Casey Jones, Josh Martin, Danielle Beck, David Taylor Reedy, Dawson Ruth, Fourth Nine Weeks Thomara Hamilton, Haley Ashley Munyon, Jessie R.J. Mason, Charli McClay, Bender, Tyler Bolin, Shania Haley Slusher, Kaleb Smith, Seniors: Hemming, Savannah Myers, Kendra Neville, Lindsay Miller, Miranda Clifford, Amber Hemming, Lexi Sparks, LeighEra A — Kayla Banks, Lacie McGuire, Melanie Miller, Jonathan O'Bryant, Melissa Miller, Luke Pertuset, Shata Grace Hobbs, Courtney Tackett, Scarlet Tompkins, Crabtree, James Cullum, Emillie Mills, Kyle Moore, Pierce, Justin Rice, Christian Piatt, Whittney Rayburn, Howard, Wyatt Litteral, McKailyn Wamsley, Abby Jared Delong, Jenny Alisha Riley, Nickole Riley, Chelsea Robinson, Chrystal Reed, Bryson Aaron Maddy, Shae Patty, Wolfe, Jamie Worthington Detwiller, Brittany Ellis, Shields, Jacob Shope, Anthony Shields, Brooke Richey, Emmy Ross, Mariah Alysa Robinson, Nathan Christine Emmons, Eric Amanda Trovillo, Jason Travis, Zac Trowbridge, Ross, Megan Ross, Joey Sexton, Hope Shepherd, Third grade: Frantz, Ashley Gilley, Taylor White, Kayla White Kayla Vest Seison, Scottie Shipley, Zachary Smith, Frankie A — Hannah Beck, Emily Hardy, Taylor Horsley, Hank Ethan Trowbridge, Danyail Spencer, Lillie Boothe, Hope Brown, Leslie, Katie Malone, Jessie Sophomores: Eighth grade: Vest, Jacob Wright Throckmorton, Tori Vastine Landen Christman, Aleia, McClary, Matraca A — Michale Banks, Jodi A — Erica Crabtree, B — Hunter Aidt, Taylor Crabtree, Darian Gillette, Montavon, Mark Moore, Bapst, Sarah Bender, Taylor Ronnie Emmons, Austin Sixth grade: Barlow, Kasey Benner, Reese Gillette, Ashton Hall, Brooke Moore, Shanda Burchett, Tiffany Conely, Ferguson, Benjamin LaJoye, A — Dylan Amburgey, Hannah Breech, Annabelle Brandon Hobbs, Thomas Osburn, Kaylee Ross, Julie Sarah Cremeans, Holly Justin Miller, Reuben Miller, Brittany Cox, Rebekah Faulkner, George Feazell, Hobbs,Sydnie Jenkins, Seaman, Diane Smith, Mark Eichenlaub, Alexis Gambill, Jason Montavon, Matt Griffith, Abby Hall, Cody McGwire Garrison, Mariah Andrew Johnson, Jesse Strickland, Amanda Tolle, Katelyn Groves, Courtney Penix, Travis Sifford, Paige Holsinger, Ben Howard, Gray, Jacob Groves, Eyn Jones, Breana McClary, Chelsi Wilson Hill, Keanna Horton, Simon, Timmy Snyder, Whitney Jenkins, Alexus Gubernath, Drew Hubbard, Colleen McClay, Skylar B— Becky Ault, Molly Chambers McClay, Rachel Trenton Stenger, Ryan Lisath, Drew Long, Jacob Alex Layne, Miranda Lewis, Patty, Vivian Pennington, Bender, Kaitlin Boldman, Moos, Amber Montavon, Stephens, Aaron Swords, Lute, Rachel Lyons, Adi Nolan Marcum, Taylor Pack, Kirsten Powell, Patrick Miranda Breech, Derek Carissa Ross, Remington Chad Wamsley, Lee Wartluft Marshall, Shaylee Racheal Pennington, Lexi Redoutey, Laiken Rice, Crabtree, Kreig Crabtree, Throckmorton, Tyler B — Alex Bellomy, Marshall, Tiffany Miller, Phipps, Alyssa Pollard, Miranda Sandlin, Madie Caitlin Fannin, Shawna Vastine, Rachel Garritt Bloomfield, Drew Caleb Mills, Tyler Mitchell, Winter Rachford, Haley Sifford, Billy Taylor, Evan Gleason, Alex Green, Chaise Wolfenbarger Brown, Alex Campbell, Billy Murphy, Josee Shinkle, Dakota Shirey, Throckmorton, Sydney Hall, Samantha Howard, B — Samantha Boyd, Micah Campbell, Deana Osborn, Nicholas Penix, Kenzie Simon, Cali Throckmorton, J.T. Varney, Courtney Jenkins, Justin Amber Breech, Kim Breech, Carver, Megan Cox, Larryn Rice, Vince Shirey, Thompson, Calib Carrie Webb Jones, Victoria Kratzer, Chelsie Burford, Kayla Amanda Doss, Courtney Devin Spencer, Tabby Thompson, Danyel B — Gunner Adams, Rachel Lute, Derrick Clark, Savannah Galloway, Dowdy, Preston Hall, Andy Thomas, John Whitt, Sierra Thompson, Allie Van Dyke, Braden Altman, Brayden Maynard, Josh McCarthy, Shelby Gleason, Kayla Hawes, Chris Hoffer, Alicia Woodard Mariah White Allen, Hannah Bradford, Cory Miller, Katie Miller, Howard, Kelsey Howard, Holt, Blain Honaker, Gabriel B — Jacob Albrecht, Whitney Breech, Shannon Brooke Moore, Suzi Austin Jenkins, Jenny Howard, Logan Kongos, Trevan Bazler, Hunter Fourth grade: Browning, Brice Brumfield, Musholt, Kasie Pendleton, Lebrun, Camerson Lute, Kalyn Mitchell, Allison Bebout, Keldon Bowling, A — Abigail Baer, Payton Makayla Buckhalter, Chase Cory Prose, Jerrica Riley, Mitchell Lute, Kyle Maple, Pendleton, Ivy Potter, Kaleb Breech, Chester Bracken, Faith Brown, Chambliss, Benjamin Clark, Madison Spears, Erin Savannah Maguire, Shane Mason Preston, Summer Burkhalter, Kristin Crace, Caleb Buck, Hunter Cable, Desiree Cline, Steven Cline, Tackett, Ryan Weakley, Marcum, Howard Merritt, Rachford, Mareena Rouse, Fabian Dehart, Courtney Jake Carter, Kaden Hollie Conley, Kayleigh Kaytlyn Wright, Kiana Miranda Nazarowski, C.J. Sabrina Sargent, Chelsea Detty, Sarah Duncan, Cummins, Alexis Dalton, Conley, Nolan Cooper, Wright, Travis Young Niziol, Dylan Osborn, Smith, Brooke Tipton, Seth MyKenzie Ellis, Tyler Ellis, Mollie Ferrar, Brooke Thompson Cox, Casey Chasity Pack, Shawn Watkins, Jacob Workman Bryce Farmer, Shayna Ferguson, Will Gillette, Levi Crabtree, Bethanie Green, Juniors: Puckett, Heath Tipton Fields, Jason Fulk, Cody Hamilton, Ali Lacy, Olivia Nicholas Hicks, Casside A — Jeremy Blankenship, Seventh grade: Gleim, Brooke Goodson, Landrum, Kaitee Lawson, Hilderbrand, Kyle Brittany Breech Ariel Freshmen: A — Ryan Brown, Carly Audri Graf, Travis Groves, Abby Mitchell, Grady Hoffhines, MaKenzie Crabtree,, Korina Crabtree, A — Joshua Fodge, Harness, Courtney Tori Hatfield, Summer Montavon, Alexis Petway, Howard, Caleb Jenkins, Amy Evans, Jasmine Gilley, Andrea Franklin, Mackenzie Hayward, Julia Horton, Hobbs, Rachel Homer, Jareth Phipps, Garrett Rowe, Carlea Kitts, Skylar Lebrun, Brittany Harr, Tiffany Horsley, Ashley Jeffers, John Makala Hunt, Austin Shelby Jenkins, Amber Kelsey Shope, JD Snyder, Jacob Maple, Zachary Hoffer, Austin Hoople, Miller, Arizona Mowery, Johnson, Brooke Miller, Kazee, Brad Kazee, Zack Kirbi Sommers, Bruce South McClary, Chase McClay, Rachel Hoople, Brooke Cailey Mullins, Beth Drew Scarberry, Allana Lute, Brandon Marcum, Jr., Tyler Webb, Haley Abby Messer, Megan Jordan, T.J. Knittel, Luke Parsons, Emily Patterson, Simon, Keri Stamper, Allicia Brook McCleese, Woodard Mitchell, Kylee Lilly, Jamie Mehaffey, Jerod Melanie Smalley Thomas, Haleigh Vastine, Shawnacy McGuire, B — Gracie Burchett, Montgomery, Sarah Moore, Miller, Nathan Monroe, B — Chastitty Altman, Brystin Whitinger Brittany Miller, Holly Jacob Campbell, Breanna Cody Mosley, Jordan Piatt, Jessica Newton, Jimmy Wyatt Bazler, Austin B — Tyler Adams, Kayla Osborne, Tori Patton, Christian, Heath Clay, Cade Powell, Kaal Rogers, Pack, Tristan Piatt, B.J. Blevins, Savannah Burchett, Altman, Polly Altman, Jacque Patty, Autumn Braden Crabtree, Taylor Sara Smith, Scott Spencer, Ross, Devan Scarberry, Aeryel Burton, Jennifer Hayleigh Barnhart, Leonard Phipps, Lindsey Pollard, Crabtree, Sarah Ellis, Haleigh Swavel, Vanessa Savanah Seals, Rachael Carver, Chelsie Cooper, Blanton, Alex Brown, T.C. 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LOCAL Portsmouth Daily Times Friday, June 18, 2010 A5 Councilman Johnson responds to Haas request By FRANK LEWIS cilman Haas’ e-mail that the right to review them. “In addition, Mr. received by the City as “As stated in my e-mail PDT Staff Writer was referenced in the Dai- “What occurred at Mon- Basham questioned the well as those received by (in response to Mr. Haas) ly Times article. Though day night’s meeting, as utilization of sub-contrac- New Boston? below, “I look forward to First Ward Portsmouth my response was shared regards the FEMA certifi- tors. The use of sub-con- “Below you will find reviewing the Village of City Councilman Kevin with the press within half cation contract, was yet tractors is an industry Councilman Haas’ origi- New Boston’s documenta- Johnson has responded to an hour of Mr. Haas’ e- another ambush. The only standard as most engineer- nal e-mail, as referenced tion at our next Council Fifth Ward City Council- mail, my issues were not documentation provided ing firms, especially those by the Daily Times article. meeting; which I am sure man John Haas’ request referenced in the Daily by Councilman Basham local to us, specialize in I invited you to ascertain you (Mr. Haas), Mr. that Mayor Jane Murray Times article.” and New Boston City various aspects of engi- whether you might make Basham and Mr. Hamilton look into other engineer- This is the text of the e- Administrator Steve neering. The same is true an informed decision con- will provide.” ing firms to attempt to get mail Johnson sent to the Hamilton was a listing of for building schools, auto- cerning this issue based a lower price for the job of Times. contractors (four pages mobiles, major military FRANK LEWIS can be upon the information he reached at (740) 353-3101, the FEMA Levee Certifi- “A bit of background. long). Mr. Haas, in his e- items (space shuttles, jets, has presented or by that ext. 232 or flewis@heartland- cation project. As was referenced by the mail, asks ‘Was Mr. Peck ships) or other major pro- provided in the Daily publications.com “This morning’s Mayor at Monday’s Coun- completely unaware of the jects; at the local, state and Times article. Portsmouth Daily Times cil meeting, three bids list of companies submit- federal level. To combine article titled ‘Haas Ques- were obtained for this ted at last night’s counsel various engineering firms tions Levee Certification Levee certification pro- meeting?’ This is a spe- with specific specialties as Firm’ may have led you to ject; one of which came in cious question. No gov- sub-contractors reporting believe that I discounted at over $1 million. Mr. Jeff ernment is required to to a primary contractor the possibility of obtaining Peck, P.E. met with How- issue bids to some forty benefits the project and the a lower cost for our project erton Engineering and engineering firms around entity paying the bills. NEW 2010 PROGRAMS to certify our flood protec- Environmental Engineer- the country. “But, my biggest con- tion system in accordance ing Services (EES) to “It was ‘suggested’ that cern is that two members Pharmacy Tech with new FEMA criteria; negotiate a combined con- Mr. Hamilton had received of Council would publicly new criteria developed fol- tract which lowered the a lower bid from AMEC of question the levee certifi- Human Resource Management lowing the failure of flood low bid from approximate- Nashville, TN. No docu- cation firm and process protection systems in New ly $750,000 to $630,000 mentation of any kind was without having done their Paralegal Orleans related to Hurri- for Phase I testing, model- presented to support this homework. What kind of 08-01-1854T cane Katrina,” Johnson ing and analyses. For suggestion. The inference bid HAS New Boston said in an e-mail to the those of you who have the made by Mr. Basham was obtained? Did their bid Rt. 23, South Shore, KY Times. “Quite the con- time and inclination, that the Mayor and Jeff process follow our own Wright Pharmacy 606-932-2202 trary. Though I am indeed attached are two docu- Peck, P.E., did not do their criteria (bid specifications, Most Prescriptions Filled in 10 Minutes or Less! concerned about utilizing ments relating to FEMA job in establishing and fol- minimum of three bids, local contractors and criteria. The three bids are lowing a proper bid etc.)? Have these members We accept most employees, please note my public documents, by the process; an inference not of Council reviewed and Insurance Plans, response (below) to Coun- way; and all citizens have supported by the facts. compared the bids including: KY. Medicaid, OH. Medicaid, OH. Worker’s VISIT THE TIMES ONLINE: www.portsmouth-dailytimes.com Comps Most Medicare Plans.

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Microwave can be reheated in great opportunity to honor cooked and kept warm 9g carbohydrate; 0g fiber; 6g Lowfat 2% Milk, divided remaining 1 cup evaporated microwave for 10 seconds. the men who have been 2 cups loosely packed sugars; 40g protein; 10% 1 tablespoon vegetable oil milk and 2 tablespoons water Nutrition Information per father figures to us — stepfa- fresh cilantro Vitamin A; 20% Calcium 1 teaspoon vanilla extract in small, uncovered serving: 250 calories; 25 thers, grandfathers, uncles, 1 can (12 fluid ounces) 2 tablespoons water microwave-safe bowl on calories from fat; 3g total fat; even friends who have Nestle Carnation Evaporated Lowfat whipped topping HIGH (100%) power for 1 1g saturated fat; 5mg choles- played that role in our lives. Milk Double Chocolate or ice cream (optional) minute. 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Ground black pepper to sugar, divided medium bowl. Add 1/2 cup layer forms on top and edges Kitchens and To show them your appre- taste 3 tablespoons plus 1/4 cup evaporated milk, oil and are bubbly. Let stand for 10 VeryBestBaking.com. Fathers and sons: Alike, like it or not Whether we like it or not, I think, but for the most part the bright idea to see if I ber many times he and my moments we want to pass on we men are usually very Brian Koeller it’s true. Certainly I have a lot could match his every step. mom both pitched to us kids to our kids the most. much like our fathers. Associated Press of characteristics of my So there we were, side by or played some sort of sport. Hopefully, they’ll pass them For some, no doubt, this writer father, but I’ve also noticed side, and for a little bit of It’s those types of on as well. can be a hard pill to swallow. several similarities between time, we stepped in perfect For others, there could be no how I was as a kid and how unison as if we were in some greater compliment. without the classy Bengals my son is now. military parade. It didn’t last Many times, we may find robe. So, as Father’s Day long, because his gait was ourselves denying some He had pretty much the approaches, what does all much longer than mine then, aspect others recognize in us same irritated look on his this mean? but I was proud for some that we saw in our own face I had on mine all those Mostly, it means we as weird reason that I was able fathers, no matter how years ago. dads have to careful about to keep up with him. innocuous this may seem. Periodically, I will notice the things we do and those Not long after he died, we Give Dad A When I was entering my myself answering my son in we don’t do. Even the most were going through some teen years, many of my rela- similar “Uh-huhs” and innocent thing can change family photos. Dad didn’t Gift he will tives would mistake my “Hmphs” that I sometimes our children years in the like to have his picture taken, voice for my father’s when received when talking to my future. so he wasn’t in a lot of them. they called on the telephone. father about some silly sub- I remember a time when I But I did run across one in I liked this, since my dad had ject or other, usually the lat- was about 8 or 9 and my which my sister and I were LOVE Remember a rather deep voice. Photos of est “Star Wars” figure I want- family was at some amuse- taking him on in a game of me when I was young were ed. My son can go on for sev- ment park on vacation. 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Region Briefs VISIT THE TIMES ONLINE: Expedited mine tion Agency began scru- to 10.4 percent. tinizing applications Labor market analyst www.portsmouth-dailytimes.com permitting more closely. Justine Detzel said Ken- suspended in Mountaintop removal tucky’s net gain of 6,500 mining exposes multiple jobs in May marked the Appalachia coal seams, but relies on third consecutive month CHARLESTON, burying streams with that employment rose in W.Va. — The Army rock and other debris. the state. Five of 11 major Corps of Engineers has job sectors reported suspended an expedited Ky. jobless rate increases in employment. process for obtaining falls to 10.4 The government sector, surface mining permits percent for May bolstered by temporary across a broad swath of hiring by the U.S. Census the nation’s eastern coal- FRANKFORT, Ky. — Bureau, led the way with fields. Kentucky’s unemploy- 3,400 new jobs. The man- The corps says Thurs- ment rate improved slight- ufacturing sector added day’s announcement ly between April and May. 1,600 jobs. means new surface The Kentucky Office of The hospitality, infor- mines in West Virginia, Employment and Training mation and business ser- Kentucky, Ohio, Penn- released numbers Thurs- vices sectors also added sylvania, Tennessee and day showing the jobless jobs. Virginia will need indi- rate fell from 10.6 percent From AP Wire reports vidual Clean Water Act permits. The Obama adminis- Unity Full Gospel tration set out to elimi- Fellowship Church nate the expedited 4221 Pine St. (Behind CVS) review process a year New Boston, OH ago to help curb moun- Pastor Jack Howard taintop removal mining. Service Schedule It has not been used Sun. Meeting 10:00 am - S. School since. 10:35 am - Morning Worship - Children Church The flow of individual Sun. Nite 7:00 pm • Wed. Nite 7:00 pm permits has slowed to a trickle as well since the Join us Friday 6-25-10 for movie night! Environmental Protec- FREE food & fun - starts at 6:30 pm

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State Briefs GOP challenges attend. the artists who will submit er in the parking lot at a Voinovich brother state’s largest county is The GOP’s June 4 com- designs and cost estimates Columbus company that replacing a leadership top justice over plaint was filed with the for a new statue. Church makes office fixtures when running for office structure that included three campaign call court’s office of Discipli- officials say it’s likely to the dog went “on point” CLEVELAND — The county commissioners. nary Counsel. It could be look different from the Wednesday morning. younger brother of Ohio Voinovich says he COLUMBUS — The months before a panel of original six-story “King of Colucy told his boss he U.S. Sen. George believes he has the right Ohio Republican Party appellate judges deter- Kings.” discovered the dog was Voinovich has decided to experience and knowledge has filed a complaint mines if the complaint has A lightning strike Mon- focused on an alligator make his first run for for the job. against state Supreme merit. day sparked a fire that hunkered down in a pud- office, in the race for The other, better-known Court Chief Justice Eric burned down the plastic dle. county executive in Cleve- Voinovich says he won’t Brown, alleging the Original artist foam and fiberglass statue Police brought in reptile land. endorse anyone in the Democrat violated cam- offers help with nicknamed Touchdown wrangler Chris Law, who Sixty-four-year-old real race, including his brother. paign fundraising laws. new Jesus statue Jesus because of the way captured the gator by grab- estate broker Victor Republican Sen. Under Ohio law, judicial the arms were raised. bing it at the tail with his Voinovich Sr. on Wednes- Voinovich, a former candidates cannot directly MONROE — The artist Dog spots gator bare hands. He says he day became one of two Cleveland mayor, says he ask for or receive cam- says he’d be willing to didn’t have his usual rep- Republicans in the field of loves his younger brother paign contributions. help replace a church’s in Ohio parking tile rescue gear because he seven candidates for the but won’t get involved in In an audio recording giant statue of Jesus that new job of Cuyahoga the county races. lot puddle was about to leave on County executive. The From AP Wire reports released by the GOP, was destroyed by lightning vacation. along an Ohio interstate COLUMBUS — A dog Brown is heard calling a Law says people often earlier this week. that normally perks up for supporter to attend a buy alligators as pets, then $1,000-a-head event at a Semiretired artist Brad birds alerted its owner to Do you have a news tip? dump them when they get Columbus nightclub on Coriell of Nashville, something much more too big. He picks up about If you have breaking news or think someone or May 14. Tenn., tells The Cincinnati unusual outside an Ohio something would make a good story, please call 40 a year and turns them Brown’s campaign con- Enquirer he has not been business: a 4-foot alligator. the Portsmouth Daily Times newsroom at (740) sultant Don Spicer says in contact with the Solid Sales manager Jeff over to wildlife rescue 353-3101, ext. 240. the chief justice didn’t vio- Rock Church but would be Colucy had his Weimaran- groups. late the law because honored to be involved. Brown didn’t mention Co-pastor Darlene Bish- money on the call and op at the church along I-75 people were not required north of Cincinnati says to make a donation to Coriell could be among SOUTHERN OHIO SURGICAL

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Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Cyan Magenta Yellow Black SECTION INSIDE Post 23 splits B SPORTS with WCH Friday, June 18, 2010 Page B2 Arroyo homers, leads OSU’s Wells to speak at Jackson By PAUL BOGGS Wells is the guest Reds over Dodgers 7-1 Jackson Times-Journal speaker for the event, and By JOE KAY over the Los Angeles solo shot. shows how funny this will speak at 5:30 p.m. AP Baseball Writer Dodgers that salvaged the Arroyo’s first homer in game is.” JACKSON — The followed by an hour-and- final game of a disappoint- two years was the highlight Arroyo (6-3) issued a Jackson Football Mothers a-half autograph session. CINCINNATI — Hit- ing homestand. of his all-around impres- career-high six walks and Club will be holding its Wells, a former Ohio ting. Pitching. Defense. “Bronson stopped the sive game. allowed five hits, but OSU Memorabilia Auc- State star running back, Bronson Arroyo did it all. bleeding against a pretty “Hitting’s more fun,” he helped himself on defense. tion, and an autograph was named first-team All- The lanky right-hander good team,” manager said. “I had the worst stuff He was on the back end of signing session by former Big Ten and second-team hit the first of Cincinnati’s Dusty Baker said. I’ve had in a while. The three double plays, cover- Ohio State football star All-American in 2007. three homers off rookie Arroyo’s three-run shot only thing I had was a ing first for the relay throw. Chris “Beanie” Wells, on He was drafted by the John Ely, pitched seven in the second inning made sinker. I tried to stay down All three ended rallies. Saturday, June 26 at Jack- Arizona Cardinals of the National Football League innings and completed Ely (3-4), a star at nearby in the zone and get ground The Reds moved a half- son’s Alumni Stadium. in the opening round three double plays while balls. I was fortunate. Miami University, double game ahead of idle St. The gates will open at (31st overall pick) of the covering first base Thurs- over in disgust. Joey Votto Those (double) plays Louis in the NL Central. 3:30 p.m., followed by 2009 NFL Draft. day, playing the leading added a two-run homer, changed the game, espe- the auction from 4:30 role in up a 7-1 victory and Brandon Phillips had a cially the first one. That See REDS, B2 p.m. until 5:30 p.m. See AUCTION, B2 US looks for big win against tiny Slovenia By RONALD BLUM at Ellis Park. AP Sports Writer Following an opening 1- 1 draw against favored JOHANNESBURG — England last weekend, the They played 62 games Americans need at least over four years just to get one point on a day when ready for the World Cup, the English face Algeria in convinced obsessive the late game at Cape preparation and attention Town. With a victory to detail would turn around against the smallest of the their fortunes after a quick 32 nations in the tourna- exit in 2006. ment, the U.S. would take a But the stark reality is huge step toward reaching this: All that work will the knockout stage of the amount to nothing unless tournament for the first the United States gets at time since 2002. least a tie against Slovenia Four years ago, the U.S. on Friday. rebounded from an opening “Obviously a loss would 3-0 loss to the Czech put us out. That’s some- Republic and played to a thing that’s going to be in rugged 1-1 tie with eventual the back of our minds,” champion Italy — only to American captain Carlos then get eliminated with a Bocanegra said Thursday Emilio Morenatti ■ AP Photo following a chilly workout See CUP, B2 USA soccer fans wave their flags as they arrive at the Royal Bafokeng Stadium in Rustenburg, South Africa, on Saturday. Griffey Sr. urges prostate testing to save lives By JOE KAY Kimberly-Clark’s Depend ing problems all around. kneecap in 1979 and had was the big thing.” prompted him to get AP Baseball Writer brand. Now 60 years old, he The doctor explained to me two vertebra in his neck Griffey had been a special involved in the Depend has been cancer-free for sev- that over time it would get fused in 1991, ending his assistant to the Reds since campaign, encouraging CINCINNATI — Ken eral years. He’s also back in better. I’m in my fourth playing career. 2002. He had to take it easy others to get tested. He Griffey Sr. wasn’t entirely uniform, working as the year now. Everything has Because of the history of after the operation and deal knows it’s not a comfort- surprised when he was Reds’ batting coach at Class gotten real good since then. prostate cancer in his fami- with the side-effects, letting able subject. diagnosed with prostate A Dayton for the first time. My family has been behind ly, Griffey went for regular his body heal. “Men are totally shy,” he cancer in 2006. He knew His son, Ken Griffey Jr., me the whole time.” checkups. A test in August “The first year is a mon- said. “They won’t talk that it ran in the family, recently retired from the Griffey played right field 2006 indicated he might ster,” he said. “You don’t about it at all. They don’t with four uncles succumb- Seattle Mariners. on the Reds teams that won have the disease. The same know what to expect, all the want to admit they have ing to the disease. Griffey acknowledged back-to-back World Series week, his ex-wife, Birdie, changes you go through. that kind of a problem.” Early detection and sur- during a phone interview titles in 1975-76. He was a was diagnosed with colon And to be honest, you don’t Griffey is looking forward gery saved Griffey’s life. Thursday that it’s taken three-time All-Star, win- cancer. A biopsy later con- think things are going to get to another Father’s Day, a Now, he’s urging men to awhile to get over the oper- ning the game’s MVP hon- firmed his cancer. better. But over the last chance to continue a family get past their unease and ation that saved his life. ors. He ended his career in “It was a depressing situ- year, everything has gotten tradition. Since Junior was a get tested for it. “The first year was a real- Seattle in 1991 playing ation, but at the same time I three times better.” youth, he has given his The former Big Red ly tough situation for me with his son. was up because we had dis- Griffey and his ex-wife father a bottle of Old Spice Machine outfielder has because I couldn’t do any- He had only two major covered it,” Griffey said. are both cancer-free four and underwear every year. joined a campaign against thing,” he said. “Nothing health issues during his 19- “The doctor told me it was- years after they were diag- “Now he has the grand- prostate cancer sponsored by was going right. I was hav- year career. He broke a n’t life-threatening. That nosed. Griffey’s experience kids doing it,” Griffey said. Birdies hard to find, Los Angeles Lak- ers guard Kobe as Pebble takes a bite Bryant is taken By EDDIE PELLS board and looking at where three straight pars to open down by Boston AP National Writer I am in the tournament. his round. Celtics center Because it’s Thursday, and Phil Mickelson played in Rasheed Wallace PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. I just happened to hit a cou- the morning and the greens during the first — Mike Weir popped the ple of poor shots.” were only part of his trou- half of Game 7 of ball out of the tangled He wasn’t alone. The sun bles. He hit one ball onto the NBA finals rough, then watched it hit was shining and the wind the beach on No. 17, anoth- Thursday, June 17 the green and fall in the was blowing on one of er off the rocks and careen- at Staples Center hole for a birdie on No. 16 America’s great courses for ing into the ocean on 18. in Los Angeles. and sole possession of the the opening round, leading He left a ball in a bunker on The Lakers and U.S. Open lead. to the specter of a brittle No. 4 and missed a four- Celtics were tied Too bad momentum at course and dry, unreceptive foot birdie putt on No. 6. at 23 apiece with Pebble Beach on Thursday greens for Tiger Woods, All part of a frustrating day eight minutes to morning lasted about as Lee Westwood, Tom Wat- that left this year’s Masters play in the sec- long as the trip to the next son and the rest with after- winner at 4-over 75. ond quarter. A full tee box. noon tee times. “I don’t believe I should story will be The 2003 Masters cham- “There are areas on a few have shot over par,” Mick- available in pion followed his great greens which are very soft elson said. “I putted horrif- tomorrow’s edi- shot with a bogey-bogey and there are areas where I ic. You’re going to make tion. finish to wind up at 1-under couldn’t get a tee peg in to some bogeys, going to hit a 70. He was tied for the repair a pitch mark,” Poul- couple of bad shots here Jae. C Hong ■ clubhouse lead with K.J. ter said. and there. But I gave Associated Press Choi, Ian Poulter and Woods, who won by a myself plenty of opportuni- Rafael Cabrera-Bello after record 15 strokes at Pebble ties and just couldn’t get a good opening round that, Beach in 2000, got a nice the ball in the hole.” at times, seemed as if it round of applause on the He probably did not do could have been better. first tee box, then opened enough damage to put him- “You don’t want to finish play by nearly running his self out of the tournament. a round like that. It’s never approach shot on No. 1 This, after all, was a day in a good thing,” Weir said. into the hole. It slithered which getting below par “But it wasn’t because I 12 feet past, though, and was looking at the score- he two-putted for one of See GOLF, B2

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The event is open to the Auction public, but individuals must purchase the $15- Post 23 splits with WCH From Page B1 ticket in order to have his PDT Sports Report the seventh, was the win- 25 needed as Post 23 was ond game. Wells will be available or her picture taken with ning pitcher for Post 23. defeated by a score of 1-0. Post 23's Aaron Oesch, for photos and autographs and/or to receive an auto- Portsmouth Post 23 Hall led the Post 23 Post 25's one run was Myers, and T.J. McCloud for the first 400 people graph from Wells. defeated Washington Court offense by going 3-for-4 scored on an in field error in all went 1-for-3 in the loss. which purchase presale The Alumni Stadium House Post 25 6-2 early on with a double and an RBI. the fourth inning. Post 23 "On a day when Post 25 tickets for the event. concession stand will be Wednesday, but Post 25 Zach Bukiewicz went 2- was in position to take the could manage only three These tickets can be open from 3:30 p.m. until returned the favor later in for-3, was walked twice, lead in the sixth inning, but purchased from officers 5:30 p.m., as the $2-pack runs and nine hits, they includes a hot dog, chips the day with a 1-0 win of and stole a base. Myers was was unable to score after of the Jackson Football still gained a split when and water. its own. 1-for-3 with a double and putting runners on second Bryce Bryan silenced our Mothers Club for $15. In the first game, Post 25 Each $15 ticket permits The $2.50-pack includes two stolen bases. and third with only one out. bats and allowed only one a hot dog, chips and a soda. was held scoreless in the Chance Therrien was 1- Post 25 pitcher Bryce runner to third base and ONE autographed item by Wells. The concession stand first five innings before for-3 with a double for Post Bryan was credited with two to second," Post 23 will not be open when scoring runs in both the 25. the victory. coach Jack Branon said. There are also general admission tickets for $10, Wells is speaking. sixth and seventh. Post 25 In the second game, Post Post 25's Kendel Monro "We got two great pitching Parking is free. only recorded three hits for 23 continued to play well went 2-for-3 and Cody performances from Josh but they do not guarantee a photo or autograph To purchase tickets, or the entire game. defensively and held Post Nutt went 1-for-2 with a Myers and Anthony Knit- for additional informa- Josh Myers, who was 25 to only one run. Howev- double. In total, Post 25 tel, but came away with from Wells. The $10 tickets are also tion, please contact one relieved by Bryce Hall in er, that proved to be all Post recorded six hits in the sec- only one win." of the following Jackson being sold by officers of Football Mothers Club the Mothers Club, and officers Lori Hill at (740) throughout because the they loaded the bases with ous starts combined. will be available at the 577-7523, Lori Jeffers at Reds Cardinals struggled, too. two outs on a pair of singles Besides supplying most gate as well. (740) 418-2388, Cassie The Dodgers outscored and a walk. Left-hander of the pitching and offense, General seating is on a McGowan at (740) 479- From Page B1 the Reds 18-2 while win- Arthur Rhodes got pinch- Arroyo became an integral first-come, first-serve basis. 1825, Lovel Quinn at It’s the latest Cincinnati ning the first two games hitter Manny Ramirez to part of the NL’s second- The items to be auc- (740) 577-7919 or head of the series against a ground out, keeping the best defense. The Dodgers tioned off, beginning at football coach Andy Hall has been in first place since 4:30 p.m., include that of June 17, 2002, the final team it has dominated like lead at 7-1. grounded into double plays at (740) 935-8897. Ely lasted 4 1-3 innings, in the first, fourth and sev- Ohio State memorabilia. season at Cinergy Field. no other. Los Angeles is 25-7 against Cincinnati giving up seven runs, eight enth. All three started with Cincinnati went 4-6 on since 2006. hits and three walks. The grounders to Votto, who its longest homestand of the The Dodgers had a three homers allowed threw to second and but in the teeing ground, in season, but managed to stay chance to get back into the matched the total he watched Arroyo cover first Golf the mindset, you look tied or alone in first place game in the eighth, when allowed in his nine previ- for him on the relay. right, look left, either way From Page B1 is very tough,” Choi said. wasn’t impossible, but “And you can’t stop in the opposite ends of the size much views the United dicted victory, prompting staying there was more bouncing, so you’re very Cup scale. At almost 310 mil- States the way the Ameri- U.S. goalkeeper Tim difficult. Paul Casey scared on the tee shot.” lion, the United States has cans look at soccer powers. Howard to respond: “Talk Cabrera-Bello is mak- From Page B1 made two birdies over the the largest population At the World Cup for just is cheap.” first five holes to get to 2 ing his debut at the majors. sloppy 2-1 defeat to Ghana. among the 32 World Cup the second time, the The United States has under early in his round. He was the first person to “What makes teams countries. At 2 million, Slovenes are ranked 25th, played twice before at Ellis A big group of afternoon tee off on No. 10. No pres- great is the teams that do it Slovenia has the smallest. 11 spots behind the U.S. Park, a downtown stadium players were at 1 under, sure there, right? The 26- three, four, five, six, seven “It’s a great match and it Slovenia is seeking to with a highly raked upper including Steve Wheat- year-old Spaniard opened times in row,” Landon can solidify Slovenia on follow its opening 1-0 win deck that opened in 1928 croft, John Rollins and with a birdie and briefly Donovan said. “We haven’t the global map of football,” over Algeria with a victory and holds 55,686 for the Dustin Johnson, who has got to 2 under before fin- proven we can do that yet. said Slovenia coach Matjaz that would be received here World Cup. In November won the past two AT&T ishing at 70. And that’s what we need to Kek, whose team would with cries of “Ayoba,” a 2007, the Americans beat National pro-ams played He was one of many who prove this time.” reach the second round for South African expression South Africa 1-0 on a Steve each February at Pebble. had brief stints alone at the An underdog against the first time with a win. used for surprising events. Cherundolo goal. Last June, But Pebble Beach in top of the leaderboard. the English, the U.S. Slovenia, which wears Midfielder Andrej the U.S. took a two-goal February is much different Mikko Ilonen birdied heads to this game a rare distinctive striped jerseys Komac doesn’t think a halftime lead against Brazil than Pebble Beach in June. his first two holes but World Cup favorite in a that resemble Charlie Slovene win would be so in the Confederations Cup “This course, it looks then began a freefall that matchup of nations at Brown’s shirts, pretty surprising. He boldly pre- final only to lose 3-2. like it’s wide-open fairway, left him at 4-over 75. Scoreboard

Tampa Bay 41 24 .631 — L.A. Dodgers (Monasterios 3-1) at Boston Chicago 30 36 .455 6.5 Kansas City (Bannister 6-4) at Atlanta Minnesota at Philadelphia, 1:35 p.m. ON THE AIR Boston 39 28 .582 3 (Doubront 0-0), 7:10 p.m. Milwaukee 28 38 .424 8.5 (D.Lowe 8-5), 7:35 p.m. Texas at Houston, 2:05 p.m. Toronto 36 31 .537 6 Tampa Bay (Garza 7-4) at Florida Houston 26 40 .394 10.5 Texas (Feldman 4-6) at Houston Oakland at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. AUTO RACING Baltimore 18 48 .273 23.5 (N.Robertson 4-5), 7:10 p.m. Pittsburgh 23 42 .354 13 (W.Rodriguez 3-9), 8:05 p.m. L.A. Angels at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. 3 p.m. Central Division Kansas City (Bannister 6-4) at Atlanta West Division Oakland (Mazzaro 2-1) at St. Louis (Car- Milwaukee at Colorado, 3:10 p.m. SPEED — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, practice W L Pct GB (D.Lowe 8-5), 7:35 p.m. W L Pct GB penter 7-1), 8:15 p.m. Baltimore at San Diego, 4:05 p.m. for Toyota/Save Mart 350, at Sonoma, Minnesota 38 28 .576 — Texas (Feldman 4-6) at Houston Los Angeles 38 28 .576 — Milwaukee (M.Parra 1-4) at Colorado Cincinnati at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. Calif. Detroit 36 29 .554 1.5 (W.Rodriguez 3-9), 8:05 p.m. San Diego 38 28 .576 — (Hammel 4-3), 9:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers at Boston, 8:05 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Chicago 30 34 .469 7 Oakland (Mazzaro 2-1) at St. Louis (Car- San Francisco 37 28 .569 .5 Baltimore (Matusz 2-7) at San Diego SPEED — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, pole Kansas City 28 38 .424 10 penter 7-1), 8:15 p.m. Colorado 34 32 .515 4 (LeBlanc 4-4), 10:05 p.m. LOTTO qualifying for Toyota/Save Mart 350, at Cleveland 25 39 .391 12 Baltimore (Matusz 2-7) at San Diego Arizona 26 40 .394 12 Cincinnati (Cueto 6-1) at Seattle (Cl.Lee Sonoma, Calif. West Division (LeBlanc 4-4), 10:05 p.m. 4-3), 10:10 p.m. BOXING W L Pct GB Cincinnati (Cueto 6-1) at Seattle (Cl.Lee Wednesday's Games Saturday's Games Midday 3 10 p.m. Texas 37 28 .569 — 4-3), 10:10 p.m. San Francisco 6, Baltimore 3 L.A. Angels at Chicago Cubs, 1:05 p.m. 6-9-3 ESPN2 — Junior middleweights, Sherzod Los Angeles 37 32 .536 2 Saturday's Games Toronto 7, San Diego 1 N.Y. Mets at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. Husanov (14-0-1) vs. Jhon Berrio (15-6- Oakland 33 35 .485 5.5 L.A. Angels at Chicago Cubs, 1:05 p.m. Chicago White Sox 7, Pittsburgh 2 San Francisco at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. Midday 4 0), at Spokane, Wash. Seattle 25 41 .379 12.5 N.Y. Mets at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. L.A. Angels 5, Milwaukee 1 Chicago White Sox at Washington, 4:10 9-4-3-2 CYCLING San Francisco at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. N.Y. Mets 8, Cleveland 4 p.m. 7 p.m. Wednesday's Games Chicago White Sox at Washington, 4:10 Philadelphia 6, N.Y. Yankees 3 L.A. Dodgers at Boston, 4:10 p.m. Ten OH Midday VERSUS — Tour de Suisse, stage 7, San Francisco 6, Baltimore 3 p.m. Detroit 8, Washington 3 Minnesota at Philadelphia, 4:10 p.m. 02-08-14-15-17-20-23-25-28-31-32-33- Savognin to Wetzikon, Switzerland Toronto 7, San Diego 1 L.A. Dodgers at Boston, 4:10 p.m. Boston 6, Arizona 2 Arizona at Detroit, 7:05 p.m. 34-40-44-49-52-53-58-62 (same-day tape) Chicago White Sox 7, Pittsburgh 2 Minnesota at Philadelphia, 4:10 p.m. L.A. Dodgers 6, Cincinnati 2 Cleveland at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. GOLF L.A. Angels 5, Milwaukee 1 Arizona at Detroit, 7:05 p.m. Atlanta 6, Tampa Bay 2 Texas at Houston, 7:05 p.m. Pick 3 1 p.m. N.Y. Mets 8, Cleveland 4 Cleveland at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Texas 6, Florida 3 Kansas City at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. 2-0-9 ESPN — USGA, U.S. Open Champi- Philadelphia 6, N.Y. Yankees 3 Texas at Houston, 7:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs 6, Oakland 2 Tampa Bay at Florida, 7:10 p.m. onship, second round, part I, at Pebble Detroit 8, Washington 3 Kansas City at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. Minnesota 2, Colorado 1 Oakland at St. Louis, 7:15 p.m. Pick 4 Beach, Calif. Boston 6, Arizona 2 Tampa Bay at Florida, 7:10 p.m. Houston 4, Kansas City 2 Milwaukee at Colorado, 8:10 p.m. 5-0-5-3 3 p.m. Atlanta 6, Tampa Bay 2 Oakland at St. Louis, 7:15 p.m. Seattle 2, St. Louis 1 Baltimore at San Diego, 8:35 p.m. NBC — USGA, U.S. Open Champi- Texas 6, Florida 3 Baltimore at San Diego, 8:35 p.m. Thursday's Games Cincinnati at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Rolling Cash 5 onship, second round, at Pebble Beach, Chicago Cubs 6, Oakland 2 Cincinnati at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Cincinnati 7, L.A. Dodgers 1 Sunday's Games Calif. Minnesota 2, Colorado 1 Sunday's Games Detroit 8, Washington 3 Arizona at Detroit, 1:05 p.m 07-15-22-26-29 TGC — LPGA, ShopRite Classic, first Houston 4, Kansas City 2 Arizona at Detroit, 1:05 p.m. Colorado 5, Minnesota 1 N.Y. Mets at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. round, at Galloway, N.J. Seattle 2, St. Louis 1 N.Y. Mets at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. Chicago Cubs 3, Oakland 2 San Francisco at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. 5 p.m. Thursday's Games San Francisco at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. Arizona at Boston, 6:10 p.m. Tampa Bay at Florida, 1:10 p.m. ESPN — USGA, U.S. Open Champi- Detroit 8, Washington 3 Tampa Bay at Florida, 1:10 p.m. Chicago White Sox at Pittsburgh, 7:05 Chicago White Sox at Washington, 1:35 Classifieds Work! onship, second round, part II, at Pebble Colorado 5, Minnesota 1 Chicago White Sox at Washington, 1:35 p.m. p.m. Beach, Calif. Chicago Cubs 3, Oakland 2 p.m. N.Y. Mets at Cleveland, 7:05 p.m. Cleveland at Pittsburgh, 1:35 p.m. Give us a call at (740) 353-3101 SOCCER Arizona at Boston, 6:10 p.m. Cleveland at Pittsburgh, 1:35 p.m. Philadelphia at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Kansas City at Atlanta, 1:35 p.m. 7:30 a.m. Chicago White Sox at Pittsburgh, 7:05 Kansas City at Atlanta, 1:35 p.m. Tampa Bay at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. ESPN — FIFA, World Cup, Group D, p.m. Minnesota at Philadelphia, 1:35 p.m. Texas at Florida, 7:10 p.m. Germany vs. Serbia, at Port Elizabeth, N.Y. Mets at Cleveland, 7:05 p.m. Texas at Houston, 2:05 p.m. Houston at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. South Africa Philadelphia at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Oakland at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. Friday's Games 10 a.m. Sunset Tampa Bay at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. L.A. Angels at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. L.A. Angels (Kazmir 6-5) at Chicago ESPN — FIFA, World Cup, Group C, Texas at Florida, 7:10 p.m. Baltimore at San Diego, 4:05 p.m. Cubs (Silva 8-1), 2:20 p.m. Slovenia vs. U.S., at Johannesburg, Houston at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. Cincinnati at Seattle, 4:10 p.m. Arizona (Willis 1-0) at Detroit (Galarraga South Africa Friday's Games L.A. Dodgers at Boston, 8:05 p.m. 2-1), 7:05 p.m. 2:30 p.m. L.A. Angels (Kazmir 6-5) at Chicago Chicago White Sox (Floyd 2-7) at Wash- Memorial ESPN2 — FIFA, World Cup, Group C, Cubs (Silva 8-1), 2:20 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE ington (Strasburg 2-0), 7:05 p.m. England vs. Algeria, at Cape Town, South Arizona (Willis 1-0) at Detroit (Galarraga Cleveland (Carmona 5-5) at Pittsburgh Africa East Division 2-1), 7:05 p.m. W L Pct GB (Maholm 4-4), 7:05 p.m. Chicago White Sox (Floyd 2-7) at Wash- Atlanta 38 28 .576 — Minnesota (Blackburn 6-3) at Philadel- BASEBALL ington (Strasburg 2-0), 7:05 p.m. phia (Blanton 1-5), 7:05 p.m. Gardens New York 37 28 .569 .5 Cleveland (Carmona 5-5) at Pittsburgh Philadelphia 33 30 .524 3.5 N.Y. Mets (Takahashi 5-2) at N.Y. Yan- (Maholm 4-4), 7:05 p.m. kees (Vazquez 6-5), 7:05 p.m. 8580 Gallia Pike - Franklin Furnace MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Florida 31 34 .477 6.5 Minnesota (Blackburn 6-3) at Philadel- Washington 31 36 .463 7.5 San Francisco (Zito 7-2) at Toronto (Mor- AMERICAN LEAGUE phia (Blanton 1-5), 7:05 p.m. Central Division row 4-5), 7:07 p.m. Mon. - Fri. 9 - 5 pm • Sat. 9 - 12 Noon East Division N.Y. Mets (Takahashi 5-2) at N.Y. Yan- W L Pct GB L.A. Dodgers (Monasterios 3-1) at Boston W L Pct GB kees (Vazquez 6-5), 7:05 p.m. Cincinnati 37 30 .552 — (Doubront 0-0), 7:10 p.m. 740-574-2076 New York 41 24 .631 — San Francisco (Zito 7-2) at Toronto (Mor- St. Louis 36 30 .545 .5 Tampa Bay (Garza 7-4) at Florida row 4-5), 7:07 p.m. (N.Robertson 4-5), 7:10 p.m.

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By R.B. FALLSTROM ond-best in the majors. "I allowing Holliday to emerge ter, this one's got more power source who has out there," Ludwick said. "If AP Sports Writer think the main thing is wher- from a funk at the plate that's potential value." emerged at 29 and is now in they throw something in an ever you're at just finding a lasted most of the season La Russa also knows the his third year as a regular. area where I can hit it, I'm ST. LOUIS — The St. good pitch to hit. without too much scrutiny. Cardinals didn't sign Holli- Ludwick has been the team's going to put a good swing on Louis Cardinals are running Ludwick has mostly hit Despite the inconsistencies, day to be a seven-year, $120 toughest out all season and it." out of places to park Matt second, although he moved the Cardinals were still bat- million table setter, even has 11 homers and 40 RBIs, A similar emergence by Holliday, who's been unpro- to cleanup this week in a tling with Cincinnati for the though he likes a No. 2 hitter trailing Pujols by nine for the Rasmus, the team's No. 1 ductive batting fourth, third swap designed to spark Hol- NL Central lead. with pop. team lead. He's been so good draft pick out of high school and now second in the order. liday. He's also batted fifth La Russa isn't averse to "The team was made up in right field that La Russa in 2005, has been almost as Ryan Ludwick and Colby and sixth. leaving Holliday in the sec- with Holliday hitting fourth, doesn't hesitate to tout him impressive. The left-handed Rasmus have helped keep Rasmus, a second-year ond slot. At the very least, not third, not second," the for a Gold Glove. hitter has six homers this the offense afloat, wherever man, has appeared every- the manager considers it a manager said. "But this one At the plate, Ludwick has month and 13 overall, they've hit. where except third and better shot than Holliday's has a chance to be produc- been patient and uses the among the NL leaders, while "Eh, it's no difference eighth on manager Tony La brief time at No. 3 ahead of tive, whereas the other one whole field. With success, displaying a more selective Russa's lineup card. from 2,3,4,5," said Ludwick, Pujols. had very little chance." his confidence has grown. approach even as he has Those two, along of whose .451 average with "That one was not going That's largely because of runners in scoring position course with three-time NL "When I feel good I feel pounced on the first pitch for to last just by definition," La Ludwick, the late-blooming through Wednesday is sec- MVP Albert Pujols, are Russa said. "This one's bet- like it doesn't matter who's seven of his long balls. Enrich your child with Hand of Hope, LLC WILLIAMS Preschool Music Classes 1212 Bath Ave. , Ashland, Kentucky - For appointments call 606-393-5926 featuring Suboxone Treatment e-mail: [email protected] Music for Little Mozarts Paul Vernier LPCA, NCC, Med FURNITURE • Award-winning piano Method for children ages 4-6 Owner/treatment Director • Growth and Recovery, Program Counselor “Where You Do Business • Imaginative, enjoyable learning experiences With The Owners” • Private and group lessons available KY DUI Assessments Gallia St., Wheelersburg Angela Risner, MA - Piano, Violin and Spanish Teacher DUI Education Classes 740-574-2022 Music and Foriegn Language Studios 1895C Turkey Foot Rd. Wheelersburg, OH 45694 Sliding Fee Scale / Private Insurance Monday - Friday 9 - 6 Saturday 9-4 740-574-8603 HOURS MONDAY - FRIDAY 9 AM - 7 PM AND SAT. 9 AM-2 PM Never on Sunday

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B4 Friday, June 18, 2010 Portsmouth Daily Times COMICS/ENTERTAINMENTCOMICS BLONDIE Dean Young/Denis Lebrun

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ENTERTAINMENT & ADVICE Portsmouth Daily Times Friday, June 18, 2010 B5

T1 - Portsmouth FRIDAY EVENING JUNE 18, 2010 T2 - Franklin Furnace T3 - Lucasville Entertainment Briefs T1 T2 T3 7 PM 7:30 8 PM 8:30 9 PM 9:30 10 PM 10:30 11 PM 11:30 12 AM 12:30 Limbaugh will also talk The Chris LeDoux Memorial (WTSF) BackJe- John Rod World Revival Church J. Van Joseph Word Cope- Life Enjoying Rush Limbaugh 2 10 - rusalem Hagee Parsley Impe Prince Alive l'nd Today Life about his love for golf in this Foundation built the park in (WSAZ) Wheel Jeop- Friday Night Dateline NBC News (:35) Tonight Show (:35) Late latest to take Golf summer’s Golf Channel series Kaycee and commissioned its 3 4 3 Fortune ardy! Lights J. Leno Night ` Nightly Being Wash. Colu- McLa- Need to Know The New Recruits Tavis To Be Announced Channel’s tips “Golf in America.” centerpiece — a bronze, larger- (WPBO) 4 99 14 The 59-year-old radio host than-life sculpture of LeDoux Business Served? 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They got a job, it may have severely offered a promotion in another week. I go because they make are both fine afterward — but I threatened the balance of city and said he wouldn’t go me, and I try my hardest, but could see how this would look power in the relationship and unless I came along. I agreed, honestly, I hate it. During the like a bare-knuckled brawl to your dad and your fiance will caused the insecure husband to quit my job, depleted my sav- actual season, it’s hard for me an outsider. The wedding is develop a very personal con- lash out at his wife in order to ings and moved. Our relation- don’t speak up, nothing will to finish school projects and coming up soon, and I’m wor- nection. However, this doesn’t keep things the way they were ship is strong. The problem is, ever happen. Do you agree? homework, especially on ried that this show may take mean that you shouldn’t sit before she headed off to work. Bryan refuses to talk about — Tired of Waiting game nights when we don’t place at the reception. What down with the two of them Men who are abusive, accord- marriage. Every time I bring it Dear Tired: If you want get home until late. Please can I do? — B.Y. together at your next opportu- ing to some new research from up, he gets upset. marriage, you will have to help me out. — No More Dear B.Y.: Congratulations nity and lay down the law! Tell the University of Granada, The last time, I told Bryan I push Bryan into it or get out Football on your upcoming new family them that politics and arguing often are threatened by changes would not wait forever and of the relationship and find Dear NMF: Sometimes constellation — it sounds like in general will be off-limits on in the relationship with their gave him an ultimatum — he someone else. So yes, your parents don’t realize how you are in for a wild ride! It’s a your wedding day. Period. You spouses, and may use violence has until the end of this year ultimatum makes sense. much pressure they put on a good time to address some of go, girl! as a way to restore their idea of to propose, or he will lose me. But you must be prepared child when one of the parents the relationship issues that may Dear Dr. Brothers: The the proper balance of power. I am not eager to leave, and to walk if he doesn’t come has an idealized version of come up, and to make sure the way my friend’s husband treats So your friend took quite a risk I’m not desperate to marry, through. You have been with what their child should be. If focus of your wedding is the her makes me sick to my stom- when she took the job — but but I would like to know mar- this man for four years and are your folks want you to be two lovebirds — not a battle ach. I used to suspect she was a this also may be the catalyst to riage is in the near future so I entitled to know his intentions. physically active and aren’t designed to be the most popu- victim of domestic abuse, but her getting out. can plan. My biological clock But if he is incapable of dis- particular about the sport, per- lar YouTube video by the next now I know for sure, since she is ticking, and I feel that if I cussing marriage without haps you can find something day. What is very interesting to has confided in me. She’s the becoming upset, we don’t else that you enjoy more. 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Other Services Farm Equipment Miscellaneous Miscellaneous Miscellaneous 200 Announcements 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals dish Network $5,200 740-820- 3 pc bdrm set $150 G.E. Fridge, beige, Padded Church than 10% of the bid ted contrary to these N.A., as Trustee for today! 1-877-274- 3221 Lots of flea market freezer on top, $100 Pews for sale Call amount. or a bond in requirements may be Option One Mortgage 300 2471 items $65 13”TV excel cond, Call 354-1108 or 935- Services the full amount of the rejected by the Village. Loan Trust 2001-A, $20 Call 740-876- 740-250-8920 or 2546 bid that substantially Asset-Backed Certifi- complies with all appli- Each contractor must cates, Series 2001-A 9724 776-6073 Restored show cable requirements of insure that all employ- filed its Complaint in Tanning bed 400 Financial Lifelock tractors, 1950 John Section 153.54(B) ees and applicants for Case No. 10CIE00119 4 pc bedroom suite used 1 summer Are You Pro- Deere MT 1954 Glass front 45 ORC and 153.571 employment are not in the Court of Com- & kitchen table. 4 2 years old $1000 ORC. Any bid submit- discriminated against mon Pleas Scioto tected? Ford MAA Jubilee snack vending ma- pc. bdrm suit in fair 820-3729 352-1519 ted contrary to these because of race, color, County, Ohio alleging An identity is 1948 Cockshutt 30 chine w/bill changer 500 Education cond. $50. Kitchen requirements may be religion, sex, handicap that the Defendant stolen every 3 sec- $3,500 ea 606-796- works great $750 table w/chairs rejected by the Village. or national origin. Jane Doe, Unknown onds. Call Lifelock 9839 574-1528 Very nice piano, Spouse, if any, of now to protect $49.99 259-4245 $400 Call 740-285- 600 Animals Each contractor must The work shall be sub- Scott Whitinger have your family free for 1014 insure that all employ- ject to the Federal or claim to have an in- 30-days! 1-877- Blue Topaz ring, ees and applicants for Wage Rates estab- terest in the real estate 900 Merchandise 481-4882 Hosta plants 3 for employment are not lished by the General described below: set in 14K yellow Wurlitzer piano for 700 Promocode: $2 937-549-3094 Agriculture discriminated against Wage Decision under gold, $125 Decem- sell Great condition. ID Bargain Basement or 821-2725 because of race, color, Davis-Bacon and Re- Permanent Parcel ber birthstone, very $900 call 740-259- religion, sex, handicap lated Acts. Weekly Number: 231310000 2 Bench seats, nice, Call 456-8544 4420 or 740-970- or national origin. payroll records shall and # 231292000; 900 w/belts fits 86 -87 0121. Merchandise be submitted to the Property Address: VONAGE House Sitters Feel The work shall be sub- Village Administrator 6643 Big Spruce Little Unlimited local Dodge Ram Church Couch & Love seat Safe & Secure while ject to the Federal for verification of com- Bear Creek Road, Van, $10 ea, excel Dark Green Vinyl Yard Sale Recreational and long on vacation Ask for 1000 Wage Rates estab- pliance. Otway, Ohio 45657. cond, 740-727-9912 Very Good Condi- Debbie 961-2240 Vehicles lished by the General The legal description distance tion $200 259-2648 Burg. Sat. 8am Wage Decision under Each bid must contain may be obtained from calling for only Shady Brook Ln. 25 Clay Pots 4"-9" Davis-Bacon and Re- the full name of the the Scioto County Au- Jazzy Battery pow- across from Burg li- lated Acts. Weekly party or parties sub- ditor at 602 7th Street, $24.99 per $29.99 2 Doz. Can- Exercise Equip 2000 ered scooter $800 brary Jr girls clothes Automotive payroll records shall mitting the proposal Room 103, month. ning jars w/lids, Soloflex, Buttshaper, OBO Call 456-5366 household, Toys be submitted to the and all persons inter- Portsmouth, OH Get reliable phone new $15 353-3247 Nordictrack Pro, Village Administrator ested therein. Each 45662. 740-355-8324. misc other items Real Estate service from 3000 for verification of com- contractor must submit Vonage. some like new, great Estate Sale Sat Sales pliance. evidence of its experi- The Petitioner further 3 Beautiful Home New Sears Crafts- Call Today! prices, 352-0259 June 19th 9-2 1314 ence on projects of alleges that by reason Interior Pictures man lawn mowers 9 1-877-673-3136 Bihlman Dr Every- Each bid must contain similar size and com- of default of the Defen- $49.99 Call 858- avail. 1 self prop. 21 Real Estate Firewood, all Oak, thing Must Go. 3500 the full name of the plexity, and a complete dant in the payment of 6147 & 22” deck 6.75 Rentals party or parties sub- listing of all subcon- a promissory note, ac- Security cut, split & delivered, some w/hose hkup. mitting the proposal tractors to be used. cording to its tenor, the pickup $50, dump & bags $175-225 Fri & Sat 9 am -? and all persons inter- conditions of a concur- ADT 8 week old Rot. $120 740-357-4719 876-4648 multi family 14455 Manufactured ested therein. Each Successful contractor rent mortgage deed Free Home pups., need good St Rt 73 boys 0-2T, 4000 contractor must submit shall furnish Workers’ given to secure the Housing Security home $49.99 Call toys, home interior, evidence of its experi- Compensation Certifi- payment of said note Full Size bed ence on projects of cate; 100% Perfor- and conveying the $850 Value 740-727-0773 And 3 piece New Spring Air full boys bears, clothes. similar size and com- mance and Payment premises described, with purchase of dinette set. size mattress & box plexity, and a complete Bond; Certificate of In- have been broken, alarm monitoring springs $500 Org 5000 Resort Property Free beautiful rag- Full size Fri & Sat 88 Sher- listing of all subcon- surance, Delinquent and the same has be- services from ADT $969 357-1616 after doll cat, 2 yrs old, Sealy mattress man Rd Burg (off tractors to be used, Taxes Affidavit and come absolute. The Security Services. 2 pm. neutered & de- and box spring, $75. Sugar Camp) 8-? enter into a contract. Petitioner prays that Call 1-888-274- 3 piece-dinnette set 6000 Successful contractor the Defendant named clawed, Call after 5 Employment 3888 white/cherry, $75. shall furnish Workers’ The Village of New above be required to pm 740-464-6132 Located in New Compensation Certifi- Boston reserves the answer and set up Tax / Accounting Portsmouth Daily Times Service / Bus. cate; 100% Perfor- right to waive any in- their interest in said Boston for more info 9000 Directory mance and Payment formalities or irregular- real estate or be for- AMERICAN Free AKC Black call 740-821-6214. is now accepting male Lab w/papers Bond; Certificate of In- ities, accept or reject ever TAX RELIEF surance, Delinquent any or al bids, and to barred from asserting Free white fem. Lab applications for Home Improvement Taxes Affidavit and determine the lowest the same, for foreclo- Settle IRS Taxes w/papers 357-9325 Full stock San enter in to a contract. and best bid. sure of said mortgage, for a fraction of 352-1302 DW’s Home the marshaling of any what you owe. If Waun Rabbits, $8 Motor Route Drivers Maintenance leaky The Village of New All bids shall be sub- liens, and the sale of you owe over ea Call 456-6140 faucets to siding & Boston reserves the mitted in a sealed en- said real estate, and $15,000 in back Free Kittens 8 wks Must Apply in Person. right to waive any in- velope marked “Village the proceeds of said windows, Bonded & taxes call now for white male white fe- Goose neck trailer formality or irregulari- Exhaust Removal Sys- real estate applied to Insured, Free Ests. a free consultation. male calico female 5 ton 8w x 16' l + 3' 352-4235 ties, accept or reject tem for the New the payment of Peti- 820-2815 PORTSMOUTH DAILY TIMES any or all bids, and to Boston Fire Depart- tioner’s Claim in the 1-877-258-5142 dove tail ex cond. determine the lowest ment. “ Bids will be ac- proper order of its pri- $2600 574-4823 637 Sixth Street • Portsmouth, Ohio 100 Legals and best bid. cepted in the office of ority, and for such 400 Financial Hay Bales - Round the Village Administra- other and further relief stored in barn 2 for LEGAL NOTICE All bids shall be sub- tor. as is just and equi- $49.99. 858-4006 mitted in a sealed en- table. Financial Services Questions will be re- velope plainly marked BY ORDER OF THE ceived at the office of “New Generator for MAYOR, VILLAGE THE DEFENDANT CREDIT CARE Metal Delta Tool the Treasurer of the the New Boston Fire ADMINISTRATOR, NAMED ABOVE IS Clay Local School Dis- Department.” Bids will AND VILLAGE REQUIRED T AN- RELIEF Box, for full sz truck trict, 44 Clay High be accepted in the of- COUNCIL OF NEW SWER ON OR BE- Buried in Credit white locks on both MOTOR ROUTES Street, Portsmouth, fice of the Village Ad- BOSTON, OHIO FORE THE 16TH DAY Card Debt? size w/keys $49.99 OH 45662 for garbage ministrator. Stephen D. Hamilton OF JULY, 2010. Call Credit Card Call after 1:30 pm collection for the 2010- Village Administrator Relief for your free 357-1660 NOW AVAILABLE 11 school year until BY ORDER OF THE Adv. June 4, 12, 18, BY: consultations. 10:00 a.m. on July 20, MAYOR, VILLAGE 2010 Reimer, Arnovitz, 1-877-264-8031 2010 and will be ADMINISTRATOR, Chernek & Jeffrey Co. Wood Trailer steps • Eden Park/Rt. 139 opened at that time. AND VILLAGE L.P.A. w/handrail $35 Call Instructions and speci- COUNCIL OF NEW F. Peter Costello, 500 Education 740-456-4905 • Rosemount Area fications to companies BOSTON, OHIO IN THE COURT OF Attorney at Law offering quotations Stephen D. Hamilton COMMON PLEAS Attorney for Plaintiff- may be obtained at the Village Administrator SCIOTO COUNTY, Petitioner Miscellaneous • Houston Hollow/ office of the Treasurer Adv. June 4, 12, 18, OHIO P.O. Box 968 600 Animals of the Board of Educa- 2010 Twinsburg, OH 44087 Candy Run tion. Said board of Ed- Wells Fargo Bank, (330) 425-4201 2 sofas(1 sleeper), ucation reserves the N.A., as Trustee for Adv. June 4, 11, 18, Pets navy lazy boy, 2 end Option One Mortgage tables, desk, berber right to waive informal- 2010 AKC Boxer pups ities, to accept or re- BIDS Loan Trust 2001-A, carpet. 574-4581. all CALL OLIVE 1st shots vet ject any and all, or NEW BOSTON, OHIO Asset-Backed Certifi- $500 parts of any and all Vehicle Exhaust cates. Series 2001-A checked 858-2570 Removal System for or 357-3757 353-3101 EXT. 231 quotes. Plaintiff By order of the Board the New Boston Fire 200 Announcements of Education Clay Department vs. AKC Reg 10 wks 1988 - 1990 model Local School District Club Car golf cart, (740) 354-6645 Sealed bids will be re- Scott Whitinger, Lost & Found old male Yorkies, good cond, $1,800 Adv. June 18, 2010 ceived by the Village et al. 2nd shots & of New Boston, 3980 Defendant MISSING: Medium wormed, $300 ea Call 858-5203 Rhodes Ave., New Sz. male Dog looks 355-8541 after 2 pm BIDS Boston, OH 45662, CASE NO. like an Akita mix. NEW BOSTON, OHIO 12:00 noon on July 2, 10CIE00119 1 yr old Lost in New Generator for 2010 for the vehicle So. Portsmouth KY Chihuahua Pup- the New Boston Fire exhaust removal sys- Judge Area. We love & pies 2 male 1 fem Carrier Routes Available Department tem for the New William T. Marshall miss him. Please $250 ea. 740-352- Boston Fire Depart- Must have Reliable Transportation Call 740-357-9509 9412 Sealed bids will be re- ment located at the AFFIDAVIT FOR ceived by the Village Public Safety Building. CALL CIRCULATION 353-3101 SERVICE BY Notices of New Boston, 3980 Specifications can be PUBLICATION Chihuahua Pup- Shawnee, West End Rhodes Ave., New picked up from the Vil- pies, Jack Russell East End Special Boston, OH 45662, lage Administrator in pup CKC Reg. Grandview, From Front St THE STATE OF OHIO Meeting From Offnere 12:00 noon on July 1, Room 7 at the above shots, $200. 259- Nauvoo 27th, to 11th Street 2010 for the backup address. Bids will be SS. 0157 740-727-4826 Street to generator at the New opened after the noon Lodge #769 F&AM Willow Way, to Lincoln Boston Fire Depart- deadline for submis- SUMMIT COUNTY Fri. June 18, 2010. Street, Down Overpass, 8th ment located at the sion. Award/ Friendship Yorkie puppy, black Dorman, Offnere Street to Street to the Public Safety Building. LEGAL NOTICE Night. Covered & tan 9 weeks old, Specifications can be Bids in excess of Dish Dinner at 6. $350 no papers, Circle 2nd Street Ohio River picked up from the Vil- $25,000 shall be ac- Jane Doe, Unknown Lodge 7 Call 740-947-4084 $ Appr. $ $ lage Administrator in 258.50/mo. 394.03/mo. 354.48/mo. companied by a certi- Spouse, if any, of Gene Coburn W.M. Cell 740-970-1202 Room 7 at the above fied check made Scott Whitinger whose address. Bids will be payable to the Village last place of residence Sunrise, Kent, North Hill, opened after the noon of New Boston in the is 6643 Big Spruce Lit- Sciotoville 700 28th, Ruhlman, 29th, deadline for submis- amount of not less tle Bear Creek Road, 300 Services Agriculture Coles Ridge, $342.24/mo. sion. Buena Vista, Cedar, than 10% of the bid Otway, Ohio 45657- Michigan, Indian, amount, or a bond in 9098, and 1024 20th Cypress, Sherman, Bids in excess of the full amount of the Street, Portsmouth, Other Services Farm Equipment $25,000 shall be ac- bid that substantially Gilbert, Orchard & Seneca, Old Post, Ohio 45662 but whose 8N Ford Tractor New Boston companied by a certi- complies with all appli- present place of resi- DISH w/woods finish Sheridan Sandstone area $ fied check made cable requirements of dence is unknown will NETWORK 116.64/mo. payable to the Village mower, $2,800 03 $ $ Section 153.54(B) take notice that on Save up to 40% off 259.74/mo. 285.12/mo. of New Boston in the ORC and 153.571 Ford Winstar 73K, April 21, 2010 @ 2:15 your cable bill! Call amount of not less ORC. Any bid submit- pm, Wells Fargo Bank, runs/looks good Cyan Magenta Yellow Black

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Yard Sale Recreational Motorcycles Autos Trucks Houses For Rent Help Wanted - 1000 2000 Vehicles Automotive General baby items, boys 0- 03 KDX Kaw. 200 leather int., V8, 94 Ford Ranger 5638 Wilson Ave. 2t name br. clothes, good cond, runs $6000 740-876- 4x4 Ext. Cab Step Sciotoville Sm. 2 POLICE AND FIRE Autos Mary Kay ATVs great, new tires, 9851 side bed V6 5 spd. bdrm cottage $375 DISPATCHER trail/indo $1700 obo 07 Honda Civic Ex $2500 obo 740-978- + dep. 935-4551 01 Honda 400 EX 740-532-7374 2 dr leather, auto, 7989 The City of runs great, looks loaded 22K $9,550 Portsmouth is seek- sharp, after market 08 Toyota Scion 2001 Ford Focus, Burg 2 bd Cottage ing a full-time Police BUY parts new tires Huge 3 Family 05 CBR1000RR TC 2 dr hatchback good shape, excel Vans water/ sewer pd. ref and Fire Dispatcher. $2,300 352-3754 Yard Sale, Sat June red/blk very nice low auto loaded, 12K mileage $2,000 Call req's $450 + $450 Duties include coor- 1999 Pontiac Mon- 19th, 2231 High St, mi. must sell Baby $9,550 352-8343 250-9366 dep. 778-1010 dinating emergency on the way $5500. tana 30 MPG, cold Ports, lots of every- 2005 Honda response services, thing!! 02 Cavalier 74k mi air, very dependable typing and data Rancher 2 wd elec- 2004 Toyota Prius Want to Rent loaded new tires 02 Impala 93K, $2,500 740-250- entry. Candidates tric start. Ex. cond. Hybrid 5 dr, hatch $2995 obo 858- $250 stereo sys. 3734 Need House in must possess excel- $3000 776-3149 back, loaded, 50+ Huge, So. Webster 6861 leather, sun roof, all Portsmouth Area lent communication MPG $7,495 OBO H.S. June 19. 9-3 options, looks & Real Estate skills, ability to multi- 352-1422 353-8832 3000 Cornhole Tourna- 2006 400 EX black, runs gd $4,500 OBO Sales Single business ex- task, and possess a IT! ment 11am, bring Runs good, $2500 2002 Yamaha YZF 740-357-1205 or ecutive new to town valid Ohio driver’s li- 352-2238 R1 Silver & black w/ 606-932-9607 is looking for an up- your own boards, In- 2005 Cavalier, 2 dr Houses For Sale cense. Evenings, flatables, food & fun power commander Sport Coupe, 36K, dated 2 bedroom nights, and week- To support Jessica Boats / Accessories $5000 obo. Call 07 Mitsubushi loaded, sun roof, 10x50 Mobile house in end shifts are re- Hardin Chris 740-727-2366 Eclipse GT Conv, $5,495 OBO Call Home on 50x200 lot Portsmouth area to quired. 87 21 ft. Citation / V6, leather, 28K, 352-1422 353-8832 in W. Portsmouth rent for at least one Pre-employment Bowrider 190 HP loaded, $17,000 $11,000 858-2678 year. Non-smoker, drug testing and 2003 1100 VStar Lg Garage Sale Mercruiser, good 357-4724 464-0233 no pets, male, 52, background checks Yamaha many ex- 2006 Chevy Uplan- Sat. June 19, Log boat, $4,000 776- clean, reliable. will be done. The tras Asking $4700 der Mini Van 91k 12x60 Mobile house on corner of 2544 357-4724 Excellent refer- City of Portsmouth 740-935-6061 after 07 Toyta Camry, mi. dvd pkg rear air Home $1500 606- SELL Shela Blvd & ST RT ences. Willing to pay is an equal opportu- 12:00 pm noon. 23K, $10,750 Call 574-0626 932-8166 140 Everything between $500-750 nity employer. Appli- 91 32 ft, Pontoon , 740-858-9213 9 - 5 Cheap 140 Evinrude motor, per month depend- cations are available 2006 Ford 500 Land (Acreage) ing at the Portsmouth sun deck, bath, sink, 2003 Yamaha FZ1 08 Chev Aveo, air, rebuilt title, 32K, full on location and Police Department. runs great, needs 2003 Yamaha FZ1 2 acres, Lucasville auto, CD, cruise, size $6,500 259- inclusions. Call new seats, $6,000 1000cc sharp St Rt 104 approx 1 Moving Sale, Fri 8 - yellow, excel cond, 2383 or 259-3514 (740)727-1872 740-464-5459 and fast bike. Scor- mi. N of Rt 348, flat Satellite TV $19.99 3, 1 Day Only! 1337 22K, $8,500 574- anytime. pion exhaust new ground, w/water tap, Month New or Ex- Homes Avenue, 0026 357-8173 Rosemount. Sea Ray 94 F14 pilot II tires matching 2007 Chevy Cobalt $35,000 no land isting Customers Sea Raider 90 HP silver helmet.Call for 2 dr. 67k mi. 5 spd. contract 740-372- Call Donnie at IT! 09 Chev. Cobalt 4 Jet, like new. $3995 more info. 740-352- 1 owner $6500 778- 0857 Manufactured Carter Enterprises dr. auto, air, cd, all 4000 OBO 606-232-6319 7211 2419 464-8759 Housing 606-834-9266 or Multi Family Sale pwr. 19k, Asking Lots Toll Free 888-378- Sat. 19th 8, 1215 $7400. Books 1353 Campers / RVs & 2008 Ford Focus Lots for sale by Distel Bikes, kids 97 Harley Electra $12,700. 740-352- Trailers SE coupe 4 cyl, 2 owners, corner of Scioto County clothes, dryer, misc. Glide FLHTC. High 1251 5000 Resort Property dr, loaded, sharp! 15th & Long Sts, Regional Water gold rings & perform El Bruto en- 06 Sierra 31 ft. 5th $7,995 OBO 352- West Portsmouth, District No. 1 will watches gine 12K, $10, 500 Wheel, custom kit, a09 Cobalt 2 dr. 1422 353-8832 contact 740-820- be accepting appli- 740-935-2413 6000 ex lrg br, new bed, auto cd, air, 7k 5116 or 740-820- Employment cations for the posi- table & chairs, sofa, $7400 Bk. $12,000 8782 tion of Part-time FIND Sat June 19, 2206 $19K 352-3137 Artic 06 Cobalt 2dr. auto, 98 Dodge Avenger Harley, 04, Road Help Wanted - Water Plant Opera- Micklethwaite, vari- ready. air, cd. $4,900 740- 2 dr. 158k mi. King Police, must General tor. Requirements ous size name 352-1251 $1600 Call 354- Real Estate see, $7,995 Call 3500 for this position in- brand clothes, pam- 6126 or 285-3566 Rentals 2005 Jayco pop up 606-232-6319 Billing Clerk/ clude: Must be able pered chef, camper like new, 1939 Buick Street Receptionist for to obtain Class I Op- Longaberger. w/slide out hardly Rod 350 AT PS, Black 2000 Olds Optometric Practice erator License within used shower & bath Harley, 2000 Dyna runs good, very Alero Coupe, Apartments/ Send Resume to G- 2 year, training pro- rm. a/c, heated mat- Superglide Sport, solid $8900. 740- 143K, V6, 26 MPG, Townhouses Box 978 PO Box vided; must have tresses. $6995. 740- $5,000 performance 935-9619 sharp car! $3,100 581 Portsmouth OH valid drivers license; Sat June 19th, 9 355-0868 upgrade $6,900 858-5065 935-1957 45662 must be able to IT! am, 1313 Rose- 606-232-6319 2 Bdrm. Stove & work unsupervised; mount Rd, 3 ton 1989 Chev Corsica, Fridge. Gas furn. skills in electrical, floor jack, car from Arizona, must Buying Some Junk LPN Call Osborne Clean- mechanical, or weld- ramps, electric bed, 5th Wheel Camper see, good cond, Cars comp. $150 & Part Time Harley, 95 Dyna ers 9-5:30 354-2440 ing will be given TV, 36 ft great for perm. 62K, lady driven, up Non comp. less Positions Wideglide, low preference. Re- exercise equip. camp site. $3500 Call 574-4688 776-2886 776- Submit Resumes or miles, must see, sumes will be ac- clothes, misc. 932-4001 932-4125 AUTO apply at $6,900 606-232- Candlewood cepted until June 923-4825 Hill View Retire- 6319 1994 Dodge Spirit, Apartments 28th. 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SPRINT CUP SCHEDULE AND STANDINGS Feb. 6 — x-Budweiser Shootout (Kevin Har- vick) Auto Feb. 11 — x-Gatorade Duel 1 (Jimmie John- Dodge, Penske on upswing son) Feb. 11 — x-Gatorade Duel 2 (Kasey Kahne) Feb. 14 — Daytona 500 (Jamie McMurray) By WILL GRAVES Racing Feb. 21 — Auto Club 500 (Jimmie Johnson) AP Sports Writer Feb. 28 — Shelby American, Las Vegas (Jimmie Johnson) Glance March 7 — Kobalt Tools 500 (Kurt Busch) March 21 — Food City 500, Bristol, Tenn. BROOKLYN, Mich. — (Jimmie Johnson) Dodge president and CEO SPRINT CUP March 28 — Goody's Fast Pain Relief 500, TOYOTA/SAVE MART Martinsville, Va. (Denny Hamlin) Ralph Gilles records every April 10 — Subway Fresh Fit 600, Avondale, 350 Ariz. (Ryan Newman) NASCAR Nationwide and Site: Sonoma, Calif. April 18 — Samsung Mobile 500, Fort Worth, Sprint Cup race in an effort Schedule: Friday, practice Texas (Denny Hamlin) (Speed, 3-4:30 p.m.), quali- April 25 — Aaron's 499, Talladega, Ala. to keep tabs on his compa- fying (Speed, 6:30-8:30 (Kevin Harvick) ny's most visible car sales- p.m.); Saturday, practice May 1 — Heath Calhoun 400, Richmond, Va. (Speed, 12:30-3 p.m.); Sun- (Kyle Busch) men. day, race, 3 p.m. (TNT, 2- May 8 — Southern 500, Darlington, S.C. 6:30 p.m.). (Denny Hamlin) If Gilles can avoid being Track: Infineon Raceway May 16 — Autism Speaks 400, Dover, Del. told who won — longtime (road course, 1.99 miles). (Kyle Busch) Race distance: 218.9 miles, May 22 — x-Sprint Showdown, Concord, NASCAR owner Roger 110 laps. N.C. (Martin Truex Jr.) Last year: Kasey Kahne May 22 — x-NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race, Penske often texts him gave team co-owner Concord, N.C. (Kurt Busch) results — he makes sure to Richard Petty his first victory May 30 — Coca-Cola 600, Concord, N.C. since April 1999. Tony Stew- (Kurt Busch) carve out time in his art was second. June 6 — Gillette Fusion ProGlide 500, Long Last week: Denny Hamlin Pond, Pa. (Denny Hamlin) packed schedule to drink in June 13 — Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips raced to his series-leading 400, Brooklyn, Mich. (Denny Hamlin) one of racing's more fifth victory of the season, June 20 — Toyota/Save Mart 350, Sonoma, easily pulling away from remarkable survivor sto- David Eulitt ■ MCT Kahne on a restart with 14 Calif. laps left at Michigan Interna- June 27 — Lenox Industrial Tools 301, ries. Roger Penske watched his driver Ryan Briscoe during the Road Runner Turbo Indy 300 at Kansas Speed- tional Speedway. Hamlin led Loudon, N.H. A year after parent com- 123 laps July 3 — Coke Zero 400 Powered By Coca- way in Kansas City, Kansas, on Sunday, April 26, 2009. Fast facts: Jeff Gordon has Cola, Daytona Beach, Fla. pany Chrysler needed a a Cup-record nine road- July 10 — LifeLock.com 400, Joliet, Ill. Lane in NASCAR 57 years plified the line of commu- resemble the factory cars course wins, five at Sonoma July 25 — Brickyard 400, Indianapolis roughly $15 billion bailout ago. nication. Penske has no they're based on and create and four at Watkins Glen. ... Aug. 1 — Pennsylvania 500, Long Pond, Pa. to stay in business and Juan Pablo Montoya won Aug. 8 — Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips at Penske's other two cars, concerns about Dodge the kind of brand recogni- the 2007 race for his lone The Glen, Watkins Glen, N.Y Richard Petty Motorsports' Cup victory. Before joining Aug. 15 — Carfax 400, Brooklyn, Mich. the No. 77 driven by Sam holding back or favoring tion that's been missing for NASCAR, the Colombian Aug. 21 — Irwin Tools Night Race, Bristol, defection to Ford left Hornish Jr. and the No. 12 another team. The compa- years, particularly in Cup, won seven Formula 1 races, Tenn. Penske Racing as Dodge's the 1999 Champ Car title Sep. 5 — Labor Day Classic 500, Hampton, split between Keselowski ny is all in with Penske. where often the only way and 11 open-wheel races. ... Ga. last major foothold in Kevin Harvick has a 22- Sep. 11 — Richmond 400, Richmond, Va. and David Stremme, com- "I know people thought to tell a Toyota from a Ford point lead over Kyle Busch Sep. 19 — Sylvania 300, Loudon, N.H. NASCAR, things are look- bined for just seven top- having one team would from a Dodge is to steal a in the series standings. Sep. 26 — AAA 400, Dover, Del. ing up both in the show- Hamlin is third, 47 points Oct. 3 — Price Chopper 400, Kansas City, 10s, all of them by Hor- mean we were less com- glimpse at whatever sticker back. Four-time defending Kan. room and on the track. Way series champion Jimmie Oct. 10 — Pepsi Max 400, Fontana, Calif. nish. mitted, and it's actually the is plastered to the grille. Johnson is 170 points Oct. 16 — NASCAR Banking 500, Concord, up. Things were hardly bet- opposite," Gilles said. Dodge's Nationwide behind in sixth. ... Busch N.C. Kurt Busch is fourth in swept the 2008 road-course Oct. 24 — TUMS Fast Relief 500, Mar- ter on the business side of "Now we do not have to entry will be based off the races at Infineon and tinsville, Va. the Cup standings heading Watkins Glen. ... Stewart Oct. 31 — AMP Energy 500, Talladega, Ala. things. Sales lagged during divide our attention so Challenger, and Gilles Nov. 7 — Lone Star 500, Fort Worth, Texas into Sunday's race in Cali- won last August at Watkins the economic downturn much." hopes the new design will Glen. He has seven round- Nov. 14 — Arizona 500, Avondale, Ariz. fornia and already has two course wins, two at Infineon Nov. 21 — Ford 400, Homestead, Fla. and companywide financial One disadvantage, how- help the car gain fans. If and five at Watkins Glen. x-non-points race wins this season, three if Next race: Lenox Industrial 2010 Driver Standings restructuring slowed fund- ever, is that Busch often Penske's Nationwide pro- you throw in the All-Star Tools 301, June 27, New 1. Kevin Harvick, 2,169 ing to RPM, which went finds himself as the only gram can sustain its Hampshire Motor Speed- 2. Kyle Busch, 2,147 race. way, Loudon, N.H. 3. Denny Hamlin, 2,122 through two rounds of lay- Dodge driver in the top 10 momentum when the series Online: 4. Kurt Busch, 2,051 Teammate Brad 5. Matt Kenseth, 2,019 offs and payroll adjust- http://www.nascar.com Keselowski is dominating during a given weekend. transitions into the new 6. Jimmie Johnson, 1,999 ments. RPM managed to Sorry, but help usually isn't cars, that shouldn't be a 7. Jeff Gordon, 1,987 at the Nationwide level, NATIONWIDE 8. Jeff Burton, 1,945 squeak Kasey Kahne into coming. problem. BUCYRUS 200 9. Greg Biffle, 1,865 where he has a healthy 10. Carl Edwards, 1,856 274-point lead over Carl the Chase, but he faded to "You always feel like While Gilles knows the Site: Elkhart Lake, Wis. NATIONWIDE SERIES 10th and the performances you're running an uphill drivers are the stars, the SCHEDULE AND STANDINGS Edwards. Justin Allgaier is Schedule: Thursday, prac- Feb. 13 — DRIVE4COPD 300 (Tony Stewart) third in points and picked seemed rote once the team battle," he said. Nationwide initiative will tice; Friday, practice; Satur- Feb. 20 — Stater Bros. 300 (Kyle Busch) announced it was moving It's one Busch has been allow the cars to "share the day, qualifying, race, 3:30 Feb. 27 — Sam's Town 300, Las Vegas (Kevin up the first Nationwide win p.m. (ESPN2, 3-7 p.m.). Harvick) to Ford. able to handle. He swept limelight." Track: Road America (road March 20 — Scotts Turf Builder 300 (Justin All- of his career at Bristol in course, 4.048 miles). gaier) March. Gilles, a former sports the All-Star race and the For an industry slowly on Race distance: 202.4 miles, April 3 — Nashville 300, Lebanon, Tenn. (Kevin car and motorcycle racer, 50 laps. Harvick) Toss in the highly antici- 600 at Charlotte last month the rebound — Gilles said Last year: Inaugural race. April 9 — Bashas' Supermarkets 200, Avon- stressed the company was and could be a dark horse sales for the Challenger Last week: Joey Logano dale, Ariz. (Kyle Busch) pated debut of the compa- became the first Nationwide April 19 — O'Reilly Auto Parts 300, Fort Worth, ny's new Challenger-based committed to staying — behind favorites Jimmie during May were the best driver to win three consecu- Texas (Kyle Busch) and winning — at the Cup tive races from the pole at April 25 — Aaron's 312, Talladega, Ala. (Brad Nationwide car next month Johnson and Denny Ham- since the car was reintro- the same track, holding off Keselowski) level when he took over lin when the Chase begins duced 2? years ago — it's a Carl Edwards at Kentucky April 30 — Bubba Burger 250, Richmond, Va. at Daytona, and it's all Speedway. Logano led 106 (Brad Keselowski) Gilles can do to sit still last fall. in September. welcome development. of 200 laps. May 7 — Royal Purple 200, Darlington, S.C. Penske says he's never Fast facts: Road America (Denny Hamlin) long enough to take in the Things are a bit more Despite Penske's strong replaced the Milwaukee Mile May 15 — Heluva Good! 200, Dover, Del. (Kyle considered looking else- crowded in Nationwide, showing, however, Dodge on the schedule. ... Brad Busch) laps. Keselowski has a 272-point May 29 — Tech-Net Auto Service 300, Con- "I'm on the edge of my where despite the carmak- where Keselowski and All- has no plans to expand it's lead over Sprint Cup rival cord, N.C. (Kyle Busch) er's financial struggles. Part Edwards in the season June 5 — Federated Auto Parts 300, Lebanon, seat every weekend watch- gaier have become the cir- NASCAR involvement. standings. ... Canadian road Tenn. (Brad Keselowski) ing this stuff," Gilles said. of it was out of loyalty. Part cuit's most potent one-two Penske is so pleased with racer Ron Fellows, a four- June 12 — Meijer 300, Sparta, Ky. (Joey time Nationwide winner on Logano) "It's great to see, and I think of it was because he saw an punch. the arrangement he has no road courses, is driving the June 19 — Bucyrus 200, Elkhart Lake, Wis. Dale Earnhardt Jr.-owned June 26 — New England 200, Loudon, N.H. our brand is getting a lot of advantage to becoming, in And it's at that level plans of looking elsewhere No. 88 Chevrolet. Fellows July 2 — Subway Jalapeno 250 Powered By air time, which is fantas- essence, a factory team. where Dodge hopes its and anticipates working on has Trans-Am and American Coca-Cola, Daytona Beach, Fla. Le Mans wins at Road July 9 — Dollar General 300 Powered By tic." "If I had a choice, I'd like resurgence on the track a contract extension at America. ... Jacques Vil- Coca-Cola, Joliet, Ill. leneuve, the 1997 Formula July 17 — Missouri-Illinois Dodge Dealers 250, Suddenly, Dodge's woe- to be the only one with the could translate into cars some point. 1 champion, will be in Braun Madison, Ill. ful 2009 seems like a long manufacturer because I driving off the lot. "With the success we've Racing's No. 32 Toyota. He July 24 — Kroger 200, Indianapolis won CART races at the July 31 — Iowa 250, Newton, Iowa time ago. know I'd get all the atten- Nationwide's new cars, had in both series, it would track in 1994 and 1995. ... Aug. 7 — Zippo 200 at The Glen, Watkins Keselowski, Edwards and Glen, N.Y. Save for Busch's solid tion," Penske said. "I'm the which will race for the first be an advantage for Dodge Paul Menard are the only Aug. 14 — Carfax 250, Brooklyn, Mich. fourth-place finish in the prettiest girl in town right time at Daytona on July 2, to stay with us and support Cup drivers in the race, the Aug. 20 — Food City 250, Bristol, Tenn. last of three straight Nation- Aug. 29 — NAPA Auto Parts 200, Montreal Chase last fall, 2009 was a now I guess." are in essence a return to us in the future," he said. wide standalone events. Sep. 4 — Atlanta 300, Hampton, Ga. disaster for the company Menard, from Wisconsin, Sep. 10 — Virginia 529 College Savings 250, The lack of a competitor NASCAR's roots. They are "That's my expectation." won a NASCAR Re/Max Richmond, Va. that first reached Victory within the brand has sim- designed to more closely Challenge Series at the Sep. 25 — Dover 200, Dover, Del. track in 2001. Oct. 2 — Kansas Lottery 300, Kansas City, Next race: New England Kan. 200, June 26, New Hamp- Oct. 9 — Camping World 300, Fontana, Calif. shire Motor Speedway, Oct. 15 — Dollar General 300, Concord, N.C. Loudon, N.H. Oct. 23 — Gateway 250, Madison, Ill. In The Pits: Hamlin must avoid Buschlike collapse Online: Nov. 6 — O'Reilly Auto Parts Challenge, Fort http://www.nascar.com Worth, Texas By JENNA FRYER hand in what had been shap- In winning, Hamlin making a run at the title, he Nov. 13 — Arizona 200, Avondale, Ariz. CAMPING WORLD Nov. 20 — Ford 300, Homestead, Fla. AP Auto Racing Writer ing up as a dream first season proved he's a legitimate title had two engine failures in the TRUCKS 2010 Driver Standings 1. Brad Keselowski, 2,306 with JGR. He won 21 races contender. He's just got to Chase. Next race: Lucas Oil 200, 2. Carl Edwards, 2,034 CHARLOTTE, N.C. — spanning NASCAR's top avoid the same pitfalls that JGR knows how to win July 11, Iowa Speedway, 3. Justin Allgaier, 1,993 Newton, Iowa. 4. Kyle Busch, 1,945 Kyle Busch bolted out of the three series that year. He was sabotaged Busch. And, so championships — the team Last week: Aric Almirola 5. Kevin Harvick, 1,852 gate in 2008, racking up so unstoppable it seemed he far, Hamlin seems on the did it in 2000 with Bobby raced to his second victory 6. Paul Menard, 1,745 of the year, holding off Todd 7. Joey Logano, 1,593 eight quick wins while mov- could win anywhere. That right track. Labonte and in 2002 and Bodine and Kyle Busch at 8. Steve Wallace, 1,536 Michigan International 9. Brendan Gaughan, 1,520 ing to the top of the Sprint included Infineon Raceway, For starters, JGR seems 2005 with Tony Stewart. The Speedway. 10. Jason Leffler, 1,450 Cup Series standings. a road course that had vexed much improved. Busch and trick is figuring out how to do Online: CAMPING WORLD TRUCK http://www.nascar.comusch SCHEDULE AND STANDINGS But when the title was on Busch every year and the first Hamlin have a combined it with more than one con- INDYCAR Feb. 13 — NextEra Energy Resources 250 the line, he crumbled. two days of his visit there in seven victories through 15 tending driver without sacri- IOWA CORN INDY 250 (Timothy Peters) March 6 — E-Z-GO 200 (Kevin Harvick) Busch stumbled in the 2008. Cup races this season and are ficing anything in equipment Site: Newton, Iowa. March 27 — Kroger 250, Martinsville, Va. (Kevin Chase for the Sprint Cup But his No. 18 crew threw second and third in the stand- Schedule: Saturday, prac- Harvick) reliability. tice, qualifying (Versus, 6-7 April 2 — Nashville 200, Lebanon, Tenn. (Kyle championship opener. He everything at the Toyota that ings. Busch trails series That's where Ford comes in. p.m.; Sunday, race, 2:30 Busch) p.m. (Versus, 1:30-4:30 May 2 — O'Reilly Auto Parts 250, Kansas City, declared his title hopes over weekend, and Busch broke leader Kevin Harvick by 22 He is as even-tempered as p.m.). Kan. (Johnny Sauter) after the second of 10 races, through for his first victory points while Hamlin is 47 they come in the garage, and Track: Iowa Speedway May 14 — Dover 200, Dover, Del. (Aric Almiro- (oval, 0.875 miles). la) and he finished 10th in the on a road course. back. he does a tremendous job of Race distance: 218.75 May 21 — North Carolina Education Lottery final standings. miles, 250 laps. 200, Concord, N.C. (Kyle Busch) It's similar to what Hamlin Meanwhile, third JGR keeping his crew focused. Last year: Target Chip June 4 — WinStar World Casino 400k, Fort Two years later, teammate and his No. 11 team experi- driver Joey Logano is show- Few outside distractions are Ganassi Racing's Dario Worth, Texas (Todd Bodine) Franchitti won for the sec- June 12 — VFW 200, Brooklyn, Mich. (Aric Denny Hamlin needs to enced at Michigan last week- ing steady improvement in allowed inside the No. 11 ond time in two Iowa starts, Almirola) make sure that doesn't hap- end when their car was junk his second season in the hauler, which sometimes easily holding off Ryan July 11 — Lucas Oil 200, Newton, Iowa Briscoe. The Scot, the Indi- July 16 — Camping World 200, Madison, Ill. pen to him. It's Hamlin that through two days of practice. series. With four consecutive seems as if it's operating as a anapolis 500 winner last July 23 — AAA Insurance 200, Indianapolis Joe Gibbs Racing now has month, also won the 2007 July 31 — Pocono Mountains 125, Long Pond, Crew chief Mike Ford made finishes of 13th or better, he's single-car team. Iowa race. Pa. hitting on all cylinders, and significant changes heading 17th in the standings. After an accident that left Last race: Briscoe won Aug. 7 — Nashville 200 (Summer), Lebanon, June 5 at Texas Motor Tenn. Sunday's win at Michigan into race day, and the result That companywide con- Hamlin and Stewart with Speedway for owner Roger Aug. 14 — Too Tough To Tame 200, Darlington, International Speedway was was a rocket ship that built sistency can make JGR only Penske, pulling away from S.C. wounded race cars during second-place Danica Patrick Aug. 18 — O'Reilly 200, Bristol, Tenn. his career best and series- leads of nearly 10 seconds. stronger in the long run and Daytona Speedweeks two in the closing laps. Aug. 27 — Chicagoland 225, Joliet, Ill. Fast facts: Franchitti has a Sep. 3 — Built Ford Tough 225, Sparta, Ky. leading fifth of the season. "We made probably more when the stakes are highest years ago, it seemed as if three-point lead over Will Sep. 18 — New Hampshire 200, Loudon, N.H. If the Chase began today, changes than we have all — something the organiza- most of the additional JGR Power in the season stand- Sep. 25 — Las Vegas 350, Las Vegas ings. ... Dan Wheldon won Oct. 23 — Kroger 200, Martinsville, Va. Hamlin would be the top year," Ford said. "Friday we tion struggled with in 2008. personnel on hand attended the 2008 race for Ganassi, Oct. 30 — Mountain Dew 250, Talladega, Ala. seed with a 20-point advan- driving the final 90 laps with- Nov. 5 — Longhorn 350k, Fort Worth, Texas were what I consider horri- When Busch lost the to the repairs on Stewart's out pitting. ... Former Nov. 12 — Lucas Oil 150, Avondale, Ariz. tage over four-time defend- ble. We weren't a top-15 championship, he had a No. 20 car. Half a garage NASCAR star Rusty Wal- Nov. 19 — Ford 200, Homestead, Fla. lace designed the track. 2010 Driver Standings ing series champion Jimmie team. We made some big mechanical problem in the away, the No. 11 team Next race: Camping World 1. Todd Bodine, 1,443 Johnson. adjustments going into Satur- Chase opener and a motor worked alone, almost prefer- Grand Prix at The Glen, July 2. Aric Almirola, 1,388 4, Watkins Glen Internation- 3. Timothy Peters, 1,278 That, however, assures lit- day. Really didn't think we failure the next week. Last ring to take an us-against-the al, Watkins Glen, N.Y. 4. Ron Hornaday Jr., 1,273 tle. Busch learned that first- Online: 5. Johnny Sauter, 1,179 had a shot to win." season, when Hamlin was world attitude. http://www.indycar.com