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out the room, at was being given one glass of water Looney Charged With Abuse Of Father, 60 2431 Scioto per day. Trail. “She pled guilty to the first count BY FRANK LEWIS Portsmouth Police said she kept One of the in the indictment which was failure PDT STAFF WRITER her father, 60-year-old Larry photos reportedly to provide for a functionally Looney, in a room in deplorable shows Larry impaired person, and the second conditions. FRANK LEWIS Ashley Looney, 23, of 2431 Looney squatted count which we reduced from Sponsored by Scioto Trail in Portsmouth has Portsmouth Police responded to just inside the abduction to attempted abduction,” been sentenced to four years in a complaint on Oct. 8, 2009, from Looney locked door of Assistant Scioto County Prosecu- prison. witnesses who had contacted Adult his room with a tor Joe Hale said. F I N A N C I A L S E R V I C E S Looney was to have gone on trial Protective Services with photo- plate of food. Ashley Looney has a date set to Tuesday for failure to provide for graphs of Larry Looney, showing The police officer filing the report for sentencing, but has been Member FINRA/SIPC a functionally impaired person, a the living conditions he was being report described the scene as “what given a stay. 354-9900 felony of the fourth degree; abduc- confined to. In those photos, Larry one would see at a prisoner of war Hale was asked if she will serve www.raymondjames.com/ tion, a felony of the third degree; Looney is reportedly nude, locked camp.” capitalwealthpartners and felonious assault, a felony of in a room, with only a mattress on According to a report by the second degree, after the floor, and fecal matter through- Portsmouth Police, Larry Looney See LOONEY, A3 Closing Down Downhill Derby Right To DOW JONES Remain Silent?

10,024.02 -113 Suspect Better Speak Up ■ STOCKS, A3 BY JESSE J. HOLLAND ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER

SPORTS WASHINGTON — Want to invoke your right to remain silent? Big-Time Honor You’ll have to speak up. In a narrowly split decision, the Hagen-Smith and 1999 Supreme Court’s conservative SSU team inducted into majority expanded its limits on the Ohio HOF famous Miranda rights for crimi- ■ SPORTS, B1 nal suspects on Tuesday — over the dissent of new Justice Sonia Sotomayor, who said the ruling turned Americans’ rights of protec- tion from police abuse “upside down.” Justice Anthony Kennedy, who wrote the majority opinion, said a suspect who goes ahead and talks to police after being informed he

■ doesn’t have to has waived his file Daily Times right to remain silent. Elena Participants were able to make practice runs before last year’s Soap Box Derby, racing down Kendall Kagan, who has been nominated Princeton Bound Avenue. This year’s event takes place Sunday, sponsored by Civic Forum. South Webster student by President Barack Obama to join headed to prestigious the court, sided with the police as university Sunday Is Soapbox Derby Race U.S. solicitor general when the ■ case came before the court. She EDUCATION, A4 would replace Justice John Paul BY FRANK LEWIS ner Josh Berry finished in the back in the community.” Stevens, one of the dissenters. PDT STAFF WRITER top 15 in the world at the race Civic Forum member Gene A right to remain silent and a in Akron. Arms said last year that it had right to a lawyer are at the top of Weather This Sunday will see the “The morning of the race, been about 25 years since the the warnings that police recite to second consecutive annual any kid that has not been race had been held. suspects during arrests and interro- running of the Civic Forum’s involved in the race before Book said some bleachers gations. But Tuesday’s majority Today T-storm High 89 Soap Box Derby on Kendall will have the opportunity to go will probably be set up, but said that suspects must break their Tonight T-storm Low 69 Avenue in Portsmouth. down the hill to check out people are also urged to bring silence and tell police they are “Racing will start at noon,” their cars and their nerves,” their lawn chairs. High Low Outlook going to remain quiet to stop an Civic Forum member Todd Book said. “It should be a great after- interrogation, just as they must tell THU 81 61 T-storm Book said. “We’ll be setting Book said last year’s race noon of racing. I don’t think police that they want a lawyer. FRI 81 59 T-storm up the course all morning, get- was well-received, leading to the weather is going to be This decision means that police SAT 81 61 P. Sunny ting the hay bales in place … more interest this year. unbearably hot,” Book said. can keep shooting questions at a SUN 81 59 T-storm We have at least 19 cars in the “Last year my little girl was “Last year, it was really hot. suspect who refuses to talk as long competition, racing in the involved, raising money for But this year it looks like it’s as they want in hopes that the per- Stock Division, and the win- the Cancer Society,” Book going to be a decent day. I’m son will crack and give them some ner from the local will go to said. “And she still has people looking forward to it.” information, said Richard Fried- Akron in July to represent this talk with her about how much man, a University of Michigan law area at the national champi- money she raised. So people FRANK LEWIS can be reached professor. onship race.” are paying attention, and I at (740) 353-3101, ext. 232 or Last year’s Portsmouth win- think they are glad to see it [email protected] See SILENT, A3 City Building Roof Repairs Under Way Obituaries • Hortense Burris BY FRANK LEWIS PDT STAFF WRITER • Richmond Howard • Clifford Huston The Portsmouth Municipal court • Avanelle Massie rooms soon may be without falling • Frances Mershon ceiling debris when it rains. It • Martha Montavon looks like interior painting will • Robert Moore actually have a purpose now. • Carolyn Norman There’s a new roof being installed • Emma Townsend at the Portsmouth City Building. “It’s going to take two weeks,” See Page A2 Portsmouth Mayor Jane Murray said from her office as Stevens Index Construction workers got the proj- Advice ...... B5 Local....A2-10 ect under way, which also will include repairs of the parapet Calendar ..A2 Lotteries....B2 walls. Wayne Allen ■ Daily Times Class ....B6-10 Puzzles ....B4 At the last Portsmouth City Crews from Stevens Construction began the work of replacing the roof of the Portsmouth Municipal building Tuesday. Comics...... B4 Sports ....B1-3 Council meeting, after a brisk dis- Kegley and Steven Mowery recent- courtroom/council chamber; plas- Mowery’s Court, the company that Education A4 TV ...... B5 cussion that included City Service ly insisted on the repairs because ter falling on courtroom partici- came in and repaired and painted it Director Bill Beaumont, of water damage caused by heavy pants, ceiling tiles collapsing onto prior to the judge taking office in Portsmouth City Council passed an rains. furnishings and equipment and the January, would not warrant the ordinance providing $65,000 to In a letter to Council, Kegley destruction of personal and court work they did,” Murray said. replace the roof on the city build- said, “During my tenure, I have property.” ing. experienced solid sheets of water “The chamber where the Coun- Municipal Court Judges Russell in my chambers doorway to the cil meeting is, which is Judge See ROOF, A3

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Obituaries Service Schedule Richmond Emma Rose Collier • Elaine Marie Fancher 10 to 11 a.m. at First Bap- day and from 11 a.m. to — Graveside service 1 tist Church prior to the noon Thursday at the Howard, 82 Townsend, 65 p.m. Wednesday at Glen service. Arrangements are funeral home. Richmond Howard, 82, Emma Rose Collier Haven Memorial Park in under the direction of • Robert E. Moore — 1 of Centerville, Ohio, for- Townsend, 65, of Hod- New Carlisle. The family Tracy Brammer Funeral p.m. Thursday at Dicker- merly of Beaver, died Tues- genville, Ky., passed away will receive friends from 2 Home in Ironton. son Funeral Home in day, June 1, 2010, at his res- Saturday, May 29, 2010, at to 4 p.m. on Tuesday at the • Dakota Rose Hall — Vanceburg, Ky. Interment idence. Hardin Memorial Hospital Brant Funeral Home in Noon Wednesday at in Lewis County Memory He was born Sept. 10, in Elizabethtown, Ky. She Portsmouth. Phillips Funeral Home in Gardens. Callers 5 to 9 1927, in Saly- was born Sept. 2, 1944, in • Leonard Tackett Sr. Ironton. Burial in Pine p.m. Wednesday and 8 a.m. ersville, Ky., a Letcher County, Ky. She — 11 a.m. Wednesday at Grove Cemetery. Callers to 1 p.m. Thursday at the son of the late was the daughter of the late Plymouth Heights Church from 11 a.m. Wednesday funeral home. Dudley and Wilburn Collier Sr. and of the Nazarene in Franklin until the time of service at • Luther Palmer — 1 Gladys (Lemaster) Howard. Cora McCray Collier. She Furnace, with interment in the funeral home. p.m. Thursday at Reed He was a retired bus driver was a member of the Bap- Haverhill Cemetery. • Madelyn Thompson Funeral Home in Greenup, with Eastern Local School tist faith and was disabled. Callers from 6 to 9 p.m. — 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Ky. Burial will be in the Clifford C. Huston District, a WWII US Navy She was also preceded in Tuesday at Harrison-Pyles Botkin Funeral Home in McGuire Cemetery in Clifford C. Huston, 94, Veteran, a member of Amer- death by her husband, Funeral Home and one Otway. Burial in Garvin Greenup. Callers from 6 to of Lucasville, went to be ican Legion Post #142 of William E. Townsend Sr.; hour before the service Cemetery. Callers from 9 p.m. Wednesday and one with the Lord, June 1, Beaver and the Veterans of two brothers, Ark Willis Wednesday at the church. noon to 1 p.m. Wednesday hour before the service at 2010, at Southern Ohio Foreign Wars Post # 9942 of Collier and Irvin Collier; Interment will be in Haver- at the funeral home. the funeral home. Medical Center. Waverly. five sisters, Oma Champi- hill Cemetery. • Nicie “Margaret” • Avanelle Massie — He was born July 14, Survived by his wife, Betty on, Betsy Lou Mullins, • Virginia S. Bryant — Gregory — Noon Thurs- noon Friday at Tracy 1915, in Lucasville, a son (Caudill) Howard; a son, Nanetta Maynard, Zelma 11 a.m. Wednesday at First day at the Botkin Funeral Brammer Funeral Home in of the late Christopher and Franklin Howard; two broth- Lee Champion, and Armin- Baptist Church, 304 S. Home in Otway. Burial Ironton. Interment in Pearl Shafer Huston. Cliff ers, Edward Howard and da Howard. Fifth St., Ironton. Inter- will follow in Point Woodland Cemetery. was the former owner and Shelby Howard; three sisters, Emma is survived by two ment in Woodland Ceme- Isabelle Cemetery. Callers Callers 10 a.m. to noon Fri- operator of Folding Trailer Catherine Gordley, Juanita sons, William “Billy” tery, Ironton. Callers from from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednes- day at the funeral home. Sales in Twin Valley and Conley, and Mary Small- Townsend and Scott was a member of Bethle- wood; two grandchildren and Townsend, both of Hod- Calendar hem Freewill Baptist one great-grandchild. genville, Ky.; four daugh- Church. He was preceded in death ters, Shawn Risinger of Today Women’s Freedom Group, open He is survived by his by a infant son, Glenn; one Cecilia, Ky., Leila Marie discussion, Findlay Street United Today, why not try ... • Walk-in immunization clinic, wife of 70 years, Frances sister, Loretta; and a broth- Rawling of South Webster, Methodist Church, 13th and Find- Portsmouth City Health parent/legal guardian must accom- Stewart Huston, whom he er, Raymond Howard. Michelle Lynn Townsend of lay streets, noon. Department, walk-in pany child, only children without married Aug. 24, 1940, in Funeral services will be Brandenburg, Ky., Tammy • Alcoholics Anonymous, Sereni- childhood immunizations, insurance, bring immunization Catlettsburg, Ky.; three held 11 a.m. at the Cox Lynn Dittiger of Mel ty Group, closed discussion, Find- $5 administration fee, record, Greenup County Health daughters, Patricia (Jim) Funeral Home in Beaver, Bourne, Fla.; five brothers, lay Street United Methodist Ohio Medicaid accepted, Department, U.S. 23, Greenup, Doss of Lucasville, Linda Friday, June 4, 2010. Burial Tony Collier of Fisherville, Church, 13th and Findlay streets, none refused for inability Ky., 8 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Blanton of Rosemount, and will follow in Beaver Union Ky., Shorty Collier of Ida, noon. to pay, second floor, 605 • Workforce Investment Act Cemetery. The family will Mich., Ben Collier of Mas- • Stop the Insanity Group of Washington St., 8-11:30 Nancy (Tom) Staker of services and SCOTI registration, receive friends at the Cox sillon, Ohio, Eugene Collier Narcotics Anonymous, meeting, a.m. and 1-3:30 p.m. Portsmouth; one son, John Workforce Connections of Scioto Funeral Home, Thursday, 4 and Wilburn Collier Jr., New Boston Community Center, C. Huston of Portsmouth; County, 433 Third St., 8 a.m.-5 to 8 p.m. both of Portsmouth; four 3980 Rhodes Ave., New Boston, • Bingo, hosted by 14th Street five grandchildren and p.m.; mature services, 733 Third sisters, Ival Bartley of noon. Community Center, 17th Street eight great-grandchildren; St., Suite 1, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. and one brother, Carl Hus- Hortense A. Burris Smyrna, Tenn., Violet Dyer • Grief support group, meeting, Armory, 17th Street, 6:30 p.m.; of Sciotoville, Leona Coop- • Portsmouth City Health doors open, 4:30 p.m. ton of West Jefferson, Ohio. Hortense Aurora Burris, Department, free HIV and Hepatitis Cornerstone Church of the He was also preceded in 104, died May 17, 2010, at er Hobbs of Elizabethtown, Nazarene, 12138 Gallia Pike, • Narcotics Anonymous, closed, Ky., and Cora Mae Smith of C testing, no appointment neces- New Strength, Hope and Freedom death by one grandson, Hill View Health Care. sary, Room 207, 605 Washington Wheelersburg, 1 p.m. Eddy Doss; one brother, She was born in Scottsburg, Ind.; 10 grand- • Crazy Creek Crawl, join Jeff Group, All Saints Episcopal children, and eight great- St., 8-11 a.m. and 1-4 p.m. Church, Fourth and Court streets, Charles Huston; and two Portsmouth, Oct. 19, 1905, • Scioto County Health Depart- and Jenny to learn about species to the late Alonzo Williams grandchildren; as well as that live in the streams, Shawnee 7 p.m. sisters, Ada Browning and ment, walk-in childhood immuniza- • Alcoholics Anonymous, Belle- and Amelia Leichner several nieces, nephews, State Park Nature Center, Ohio Irma Huston. tions, $10 per immunization, Ohio fonte Behavioral Health Center, St. Williams. She was a retired cousins, and friends. 125 at the Turkey Creek boat Funeral services will be Medicaid accepted, none refused Christopher Drive, Russell, Ky., 7 teacher of the Portsmouth Services will be 1 p.m., launch, 3 p.m. conducted at 1 p.m. Friday, for inability to pay, Room 211, p.m. City Schools. She was a Thursday, June 3, 2010, at • Free lung health screenings, June 4, 2010, at the McKin- Scioto County Courthouse, 602 • Bingo, Our Lady of Sorrows D.W. Swick Funeral Home respiratory and Alpha 1 tests avail- ley Funeral Home in member of Central Presby- Seventh St., 9-11 a.m. basement, 2215 Galena Pike, in South Webster with Pas- able, no appointment, Southern Lucasville with Jack Whitt terian Church; Scioto • Taking Angel Food orders for West Portsmouth, 7 p.m.; doors tor John Baker officiating. Ohio Medical Center, Friends officiating. Burial will fol- County and the Ohio June, cash or food stamps, Pot- open, 5 p.m. Burial will be at Collier Community Center, 1202 18th St., low in Lucasville Ceme- Retired Teachers Associa- ter’s House Ministries, 5409 Win- • Alcoholics Anonymous, tery. Friends may call from tion; Delta Kappa Gamma Cemetery. Visitation will be chester Ave., Sciotoville, 9 a.m.- 3-7 p.m. Wednesday 2 to 8 p.m. and Portsmouth United Group, closed 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday and Sorority; and was a gradu- 4:30 p.m.; Cornerstone United • Ohio University Southern discussion, All Saints Episcopal from noon to 1 p.m. Friday ate of Miami of Ohio. Thursday noon to 1 p.m. at Methodist Church, 808 Offnere St., Equine Veterinary Teaching clinic, D.W. Swick in South Web- Church, Fourth and Court streets, at the funeral home. She was preceded in 5:30-7:30 p.m. no appointment needed, Ohio 8 p.m. ster. Online condolences to death by her husband, Virgil • Consumers Helping Con- Horse Park, Franklin Furnace, 4-7 • Russell D. Williams Post dwswickfuneralhome.com. Burris in 1999; and one sumers Thrift Shop, open, 725 Fifth p.m. American Legion, karaoke, 950 Frances brother, David Williams. St., 5:30-7:30 p.m. • Elk’s City Club, KENO, games, Gallia St., 8:30-11 p.m.; drawing, 9 Mershon, 83 She is survived by two Avanelle • Veterans Helping Veterans & socializing, 544 Fourth St. p.m. daughters, Sally (Charles) Others Thrift Store, open, 1525 entrance, opens, 5 p.m. To submit items, mail at Frances Evelyn Mer- Pfister of West Chester, Massie, 85 Harrisonville Ave., 10 a.m.-4 p.m. • James Dickey Post American least a week in advance of shon, 83, of Sciotoville, Ohio, and Emily Wamsley Avanelle Massie, 85, of • Hours, Portsmouth Library, Legion, hamburger and/or soup, meeting to Calendar, Daily died Saturday, May 29, of Springboro, Ohio; three South Point, died Sunday, 1220 Gallia St., 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; 705 Court St., 5-8 p.m.; euchre, 7 Times, 637 Sixth St., 2010, at SOMC Hospice grandchildren and five May 30, 2010, at King’s New Boston Library, 3850 Rhodes p.m.; disc jockey, 7 p.m.; drawing, Portsmouth, OH 45662-0581. Center. She was born Oct. great-grandchildren. Daughters Medical Center Ave., New Boston, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; 9 p.m. Items can be e-mailed to pdt- 14, 1926, in Sciotoville, a Memorial services will in Ashland, Ky. Wheelersburg Library, 10745 Old • Al-Anon Group, New Begin- news@portsmouth-daily- daughter of the late Jeffer- be held 11 a.m. Saturday, Funeral services will be Gallia Pike, Wheelersburg, closed; nings, the Counseling Center, 1634 times.com. Include in writing son L. Ramey and Pearlie June 5, 2010, in the Forrest noon Friday at Tracy Bram- South Webster Library, 496 Web- 11th St., 5 p.m. the names of the club or spon- Williams Ramey. Room at Hill View Retire- mer Funeral Home in Iron- ster St., South Webster, closed; • Let Our Violence End, domes- soring organization, time, day, A 1944 graduate of East ment Center with the Rev. ton. Burial in Woodland Lucasville Library, 103 Ohio 728, tic violence support group, free date and complete address of High School, she was a Stanley Webster officiating. Cemetery. Friends may call Lucasville, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; North- baby-sitting available, 5:30-6:45 event planned. For an item to retired employee of South- She was buried in Green- 10 a.m. to noon Friday at west Library, 13056 Ohio 73, p.m.; information, (740) 456-8217. be repeated in the Calendar, a ern Ohio Medical Center lawn Cemetery after a pri- the funeral home. Room 12, McDermott, 1-8 p.m. • Loved Ones Group, for those new notice must be mailed in and was also a former vate graveside service on • Word Weaver writing group, who have loved ones experiencing for each meeting date. The employee of Williams Friday, May 21, 2010. Carolyn Fraley meeting, Portsmouth Library, 1220 problems with alcohol or other Times will not hold items for Manufacturing and Selby Memorial donations may be Norman, 72 Gallia St., 10 a.m.-noon. drugs, the Counseling Center, repeated use. Please do not Shoe companies. She was made to Central Presbyteri- • Alcoholics Anonymous, 1634 11th St., 6 p.m. call in items. a member of the Sciotoville an Church, 2306 Waller Carolyn Fraley Norman, Nazarene Church. Street, Portsmouth, Ohio 72, South Shore, Ky., died Meetings She was preceded in 45662, and SOMC Hospice Tuesday, June 1, 2010, at death by her husband of 60 Center, 2201 25th Street, Heartland of Portsmouth. Today Medical Center Campus, 7 p.m. years, Kenneth E. Mer- Portsmouth, Ohio 45662. Arrangements are pend- 17273 Ohio 104, Chilli- shon, whom she married Arrangements are under ing at the Brant Funeral • Scioto County Repub- cothe, 10 a.m. Tuesday Oct. 8, 1945, in Greenup. the direction of F.C. Home in Portsmouth. lican Central Committee, • Vernon Township • Scioto County Board She is survived by a broth- Daehler Mortuary Compa- Robert E. 7 p.m.. reorganizational trustees, meeting, Vernon of Commissioners, meet- er, Leonard Ramey of ny in Portsmouth. meeting, Charter One Community Learning ing, Room 107, Scioto Sciotoville; two daughters, Moore, 72 Bank, second Floor, 507 Center, 4168 Turkey Foot County Courthouse, 602 Linda Moore of Wheelers- Martha Robert E. Moore, 72, of Chillicothe St., Road, 6 p.m. Seventh St., 9:30 a.m. burg and Penny Martin of J. Montavon Vanceburg, Ky., died Mon- Portsmouth. Monday • Scioto County Veter- Portsmouth; three sons, day, May 31, 2010, at his Thursday ans Service Office, board Darrel Mershon and wife Martha Jane “Jean” Mon- residence. • New Boston Board of of commissioners, meet- Barbara of Portsmouth, tavon, 81, of Portsmouth, Funeral services 1 p.m. • Scioto County Board Education, work session ing, Court House Annex, Kevin Mershon of died Tuesday, June 1, 2010, Thursday, June 3, 2010, at of Commissioners, meet- to review policies, Glen- Suite E, 612 Sixth St., 10 Portsmouth, and Steven at Pike Community Hospi- Dickerson Funeral Home in ing, Room 107, Scioto wood High School, 522 a.m. Mershon and wife Candi of tal in Waverly. Vanceburg, Ky. Burial in County Courthouse, 602 Glenwood Ave., New • Bloom Township Granville, Ohio; 10 grand- She was born in Lewis County Memory Seventh St., 9:30 a.m. Boston, 5:30 p.m. trustees, regular meeting, children and 13 great- Portsmouth, August 27, Gardens. Friends may call 5 • Southern Ohio Coun- • Morgan Township Pinkerman Building, grandchildren. She was 1928, to the late Joseph Mon- to 9 p.m. Wednesday and 8 cil of Government, meet- trustees, meeting, Senior 7250 Bennett School- also preceded in death by tavon and Agnes Craig Mon- a.m. to 1 p.m. Thursday at ing, SOCOG conference Center, 7106 Big Bear house Road, South Web- two sons, Kenneth Mer- tavon. She was a retired LPN the funeral home. room, Building 8, VA Creek Road, Lucasville, ster, 7 p.m. shon and Michael Mer- and worked many years for shon; six brothers, Floyd Dr. William E. Daehler. She Ramey, Carl Ramey, was a member of Holy Bible Verse Local Brief Arthur Ramey, Charles Redeemer Catholic Church. Ramey, Robert Ramey and She was preceded in death 1 Corinthians Gas prices decline were 12.0 cents per gal- age has decreased 16.4 lon lower than the same cents per gallon during Albert Remy; a sister, Hat- by one sister, Marijo Pieper. Average retail gaso- tie Ferguson; a grandson, She is survived by four 10:12 day one year ago and the last month and So, if you think you are line prices in Ohio have are 31.8 cents per gal- stands 23.1 cents per Michael Phillips; and a nieces, Rebecca Douthitt fallen 5.6 cents per gal- and Cathy Teeter of Waver- standing firm, be careful lon lower than a month gallon higher than this great-grandson, Christian lon in the past week, Mershon. ly, Jane Pieper and Mary that you don't fall! ago. The national aver- day a year ago. averaging $2.49 a gal- Services will be at 11 Lee Conley of Piketon; one a.m. Friday, June 4, 2010, nephew, Bill Pieper of Pike- lon Monday. This at Brant Funeral Home in ton; and one aunt, Betty Correction Policy compares with the Sciotoville, with Rev. Church of Portsmouth. national average that Cline McCallister officiat- Funeral services will be The Portsmouth Daily Times is has fallen 4.4 cents ing, followed by burial at 11 a.m. Friday, June 4, dedicated to correcting errors per gallon in the last Sunset Memorial Gardens. 2010, at F. C. Daehler Mor- as promptly as possible. Any- week to $2.73 a gal- The family will receive tuary Company in one with information concern- lon, according to friends from 5 to 8 p.m. on Portsmouth with the Rev. ing inaccurate information in gasoline price website Thursday and from 10 to Dwayne McNew officiat- the Portsmouth Daily Times OhioGasPrices.com. 11 a.m. on Friday at Brant ing. Interment will follow in can call (740) 353-3101 or Including the Funeral Home. To offer Scioto Burial Park. 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This is the third time this “turns Miranda upside suspect’s rights and permit- reversed that decision. ment to the police. The Silent session that the Supreme down.” ting valuable police investi- “In sum, a suspect who police, moreover, were not From Page A1 Court has placed limits on “Criminal suspects must gation,” Kagan said in court has received and under- required to obtain a waiver Miranda rights, which now unambiguously invoke papers. stood the Miranda warn- of Thompkins’ right to “It’s a little bit less come from a 1966 decision their right to remain silent Thompkins was arrested ings, and has not invoked remain silent before interro- restraint that the officers — it involved police ques- — which counterintuitively for murder in 2001 and his Miranda rights, waives gating him.” have to show,” Friedman tioning of Ernesto Miranda requires them to speak,” she questioned by police for the right to remain silent by Sotomayor called that said. in a rape and kidnapping said. “At the same time, three hours. At the begin- making an uncoerced state- reasoning “a substantial The ruling comes in a case in Phoenix — requir- suspects will be legally pre- ning, he was read his ment to police,” Kennedy retreat from the protection case in which a suspect, Van ing officers to tell suspects sumed to have waived their Miranda rights and said he said. “Thompkins did not against compelled self- Chester Thompkins, they have the right to rights even if they have understood. invoke his right to remain incrimination that Miranda remained mostly silent for a remain silent and to have a given no clear expression of The officers in the room silent and stop the question- v. Arizona has long provid- three-hour police interroga- lawyer represent them, even their intent to do so. Those said Thompkins said little ing. Understanding his ed during custodial interro- tion before implicating if they can’t afford one. results, in my view, find no during the interrogation, rights in full, he waived his gation.” himself in a Jan. 10, 2000, Earlier this term, the high basis in Miranda or our sub- occasionally answering right to remain silent by The case is Berghuis v. murder in Southfield, Mich. court ruled that a suspect’s sequent cases and are “yes,” “no,” “I don’t making a voluntary state- Thompkins, 08-1470. He appealed his conviction, request for a lawyer is good inconsistent with the fair- know,” nodding his head saying he had invoked his for only 14 days after the trial principles on which and making eye contact as Miranda right to remain person is released from those precedents are his responses. But when LIVESTOCK PRICES silent by remaining silent. police custody — the first grounded.” one of the officers asked Kennedy, writing the time the court has placed a Supreme Court nominee him if he prayed for for- COLUMBUS — The Eastern Cornbelt Daily Direct decision for the court’s con- time limit on a request for a Kagan had sided with the giveness for “shooting that Summary from Friday as reported by the U.S. Depart- servatives, said that wasn’t lawyer — and that police do police in this case. As solic- boy down,” Thompkins ment of Agriculture’s Agriculture Marketing Service: enough. not have to explicitly tell itor general, she told the said, “Yes.” Barrows and gilts on a carcass basis: 43 cents higher. “Thompkins did not say suspects they have a right to Supreme Court that the He was convicted, but on BASE MARKET that he wanted to remain a lawyer during an interro- Constitution “does not appeal he wanted that state- On a carcass basis plant delivered (54-62 pct. lean) silent or that he did not gation. require that the police inter- ment thrown out because he 74.00-77.00, weighted avg. 75.74. want to talk to police,” For Justice Sotomayor, pret ambiguous statements said he had invoked his Actual pricing with lean premiums added Kennedy said. “Had he deciding to make suspects as invocations of Miranda Miranda rights by being 0.8-0.9 inches backfat: 75.25-80.08. made either of these simple, speak to have the right to rights.” uncommunicative with the 0.6-0.7 inches backfat: 77.70-82.30. unambiguous statements, remain silent was a step too “An unambiguous-invo- interrogating officers. Total prior day negotiated sales: 7,509. he would have invoked his far. Sotomayor, the court’s cation requirement for the The 6th U.S. Circuit Friday’s total movement: 89,400. ‘right to cut off question- newest member, wrote a right to remain silent and Court of Appeals in Cincin- RESULTS FROM UNITED PRODUCERS AUC- ing.’ Here he did neither, so strongly worded dissent for terminate questioning nati agreed and threw out TION he did not invoke his right the court’s liberals, saying strikes the appropriate bal- his confession and convic- Market trends for Tuesday: to remain silent.” the majority’s decision ance between protecting the tion. The high court Hogs 1.00 lower, cattle steady, sows 2.00 higher. Summary of last week’s auctions on Ohio markets: Hogs: Market 52.50-61.50; light 52.00-80.00; heavy “I was on the roof with ous places in the building, because wax had been used 52.50-55.00. Roof Stevens and Bill Beaumont one being the conference on the natural stone, and Sows: Light 50.50-56.50; heavy 55.28-59.50. last week, and I saw where room right next to my that wax had yellowed. Boars: Light 45.50 and lower; heavy 28.00 and From Page A1 many of the holes were in office, in which the plaster “So we’re going to get a lower. “They were paid to do it the membrane,” Murray had been repaired and paint- price to get all of that taken Pigs: By head 22.00-85.00; CWT 42.00-65.00. because it needed to be said. “There had been ed, and within eight months down to the raw material,” Cattle: Choice: steers 85.00-101.00; heifers 84.00- done, but, at the same time patches over the years, and it was all falling apart again, Murray said. 99.75. they couldn’t warrant it that had been just the wrong because it has not been Murray said she believes Select: steers 74.00-89.00; heifers 72.00-87.00. because they knew at the thing. It should have been tuckpointed as well,” Mur- in the historic aspect of the Holsteins: steers 64.00-91.00; heifers 64.00-80.00. same time that the underly- totally replaced.” ray said. “It was a waste of city building, and would Cows: Commercial & Utility 53.00-70.00. ing problem existed. Murray said the city will money because the roof like to see it repaired and Canner/Cutter 20.00-56.00. Now there will be no next get pricing to do tuck- hadn’t been replaced.” restored. Bulls: All bulls 50.00-77.50. leaking at all that can come pointing to the building and Murray said the city will Feeder cattle: Yearlings: steers 65.00-121.00; heifers through the roof.” repairing and painting the get quotes for cleaning the FRANK LEWIS can be 65.00-121.00. Murray said the work interior that had been dam- walls. reached at (740) 353-3101, ext. Calves: steers 65.00-130.00; heifers 65.00-125.00. should be completed in aged by the water. She said the stairs in the 232 or flewis@heartlandpublica- Holstein steers: 550 lbs. and down 55.00-96.00; 550 about two weeks. “I have been shown vari- building have yellowed tions.com lbs. and up 55.00-80.00. Sheep and lambs: Choice: wools 115.00-140.00; clips 130.00-145.00. Lite fats 110.00-143.00. New crop 121.00-138.00. Six die during Memorial Looney Roasters 111.00-200.00. Feeder lambs 80.00-139.00. From Page A1 Aged slaughter sheep 35.00-70.00. the full 4-year sentence? Day holiday period “That will depend on her conduct in prison,” PDT STAFF REPORT in Breathitt County and the motor vehicle. A total of Hale said. “She is not pre- victim was not wearing a sixty fatalities have result- cluded from filing a Preliminary statistics helmet. The suspected use ed from crashes involving motion for judicial indicate that six people of alcohol was a factor in the suspected use of alco- release. I’d say some- died in six separate crashes the ATV crash. hol. where between a year and on Kentucky’s roadways Through Monday, pre- Citizens can contribute a year-and-a-half.” during the official Memo- liminary statistics indicate to highway safety by rial Day holiday period, that 253 people have lost reporting erratic drivers to FRANK LEWIS can be which began at 6 p.m. on their lives on Kentucky the Kentucky State Police reached at (740) 353-3101, Friday and ended at 11:59 roadways during 2010. toll-free at 1-800-222- ext. 232 or flewis@heartland- p.m. on Monday. This is 72 less than report- 5555. Callers will remain publications.com Four of the fatalities ed for the same time peri- anonymous and should involved motor vehicles od in 2009. There were give a description of the and two of those were not 210 motor vehicle fatali- vehicle, location, direction wearing seat belts. The ties and 111 of those vic- of travel and license num- motor vehicle crashes tims were not wearing seat ber if possible. The Times occurred in Clark, Hop- belts. Twenty-four pedes- The statistics are still kins, Morgan, and Oldham trians have been killed. preliminary as KSP waits E-edition counties. Fourteen fatalities for all local law enforce- One crash involved a involved a motorcycle, 1 ment agencies throughout Everything motorcycle in Rowan involved a scooter and the state to report any cover to cover County and the victim was three involved an ATV. crashes and fatalities that not wearing a helmet. An Thirty-two crashes may have occurred in their for 25 cents ATV fatal crash occurred involved a commercial areas. daily on your computer. Classifieds work! www.portsmouth-daily- (740) 353-3101 times.com A4 Wednesday, June 2, 2010 Portsmouth Daily Times EDUCATION SW student receives scholarship to attend Princeton University Each year the South tries and learned so much had always been Moriah’s ship from Princeton, which Central Ohio Educational about living on my own. dream to attend Princeton, will absorb the bulk of her Service Center, with fund- Being there provided me a she never imaged she would college expenses. She cred- ing from local sponsors, preview of what college life actually be a student there, its Ms. McCoy’s diligence offers Gifted students the would be like and helped so she was delighted when in assisting every student to opportunity to participate in me feel more confident she received her letter of reach his or her own goal. Summer Enrichment about going away to col- acceptance. Now the South She has found the South Programs throughout the lege.” Webster Co-Valedictorian Webster high school com- United States. Last year After a successful experi- prepares to begin her col- munity to be very support- Moriah Akers, of South ence at Yale, Moriah lege career at Princeton ive of her ambitions for the Webster High School, returned to high school to University this coming fall. future. In addition, Moriah applied for, and received a complete her senior year. Her plans are to complete a acknowledges her parents’ scholarship to attend a sum- Guidance Counselor, Cathy four-year liberal arts degree dedication to, and keen mer program at Yale McCoy, encouraged Moriah and then continue on to law understanding of, education University. to apply to eight different school. She hopes to one as the catalyst towards life- To quote Moriah, “Last colleges and universities. To day become a corporate long success, and she appre- summer was the best sum- her credit, she was accepted lawyer. ciates their instilling in her mer I ever spent. I met peo- at six of them and wait-list- Moriah received an the desire to pursue that ple from 35 different coun- ed at the other two. While it unusually generous scholar- education. Moriah Akers New veterans’ organization formed at Shawnee State A new Veteran’s organiza- may be available to help and obstacles they face. tion has been formed at also. “The organization is not Shawnee State University for “If a veteran or his family just for Shawnee State stu- veterans and their families. needs help with financial aid, dents,” Werner said. “It’s for The Shawnee Student benefits from the VA, or if every veteran who may be Veterans Association, a they are having trouble in considering coming back to chapter of the Student school, they can come to us school or having trouble with Veterans of America (SVA), and we can direct them benefits of some kind and we was officially recognized in where they need to go for will try to help them.” March. The SVA has 247 help,” said Andrea Werner, According to research university chapters through- president of the SSU from Supportive Education out the United States. Veterans Association. for the Returning Veteran While many members of The organization wants to (SERV), there will be a 40 SVA are recipients of the be able to help veterans not percent increase of veterans new GI Bill at their respec- only with school but if an returning to school within tive institutions, many of emergency comes up, they the next three years. these students lack adequate want to help with home “That’s why it is so impor- funds to pay for school. In emergencies. The group is tant to get our organization order to facilitate the activi- working on a Website and off the ground,” Werner said. ties of individual members plans to have it launched “We are a university that on chapter activities, SVA sometime this summer. could receive a lot of those will provide access to schol- Recently, Werner traveled veterans and we need to be arships to facilitate SVA to Flint, Mich., to attend the able to let them know that chapter activities on and off- Southeast Regional this is a place where they can Submitted photo campus. These funds will be Conference of the Student succeed and graduate with a The Shawnee Student Veterans Association, a chapter of the Student Veterans of America managed by SVA and dis- Veterans of America and she sense of pride in knowing (SVA), was officially recognized in March. In April, several of the veterans took part in rap- tributed to students on a was named director for they were able to do it.” pelling off the roof of Clark Memorial Library on campus at SSU. In the photo, Andrea Werner, school year basis. The Women Veterans working president of the organization, rappells from the library roof wearing the official Shawnee Shawnee veterans are look- with female veterans to find Source: SSU Office of Student Veterans Association T-Shirt. ing for grants and funds that out their concerns, needs, Communications

Frantz receives Board Notes SEOIAAA The Scioto County between numerous Board of Developmen- departments scholarship tal Disabilities met in • Defined the word regular session 'promptly' as 10 work- Each year the Southeast Thursday, May 20 at the ing days when used in Interscholastic Athletic Carousel Center. The reference to when board Administrators Association Board took the follow- members should be sent (SEOIAAA) gives a $500 ing actions: copies of a completed scholarship to one of its • Adopted program draft of meeting min- members’ children who calendars for 2010-2011 utes plan to further their educa- for the 12 month pro- • Approved minutes tion by attending college. grams, the preschool from the April 7 special This year’s recipient is Eric program and the school meeting and the April Frantz, son of Dave and age program 15 regular meeting Lisa Frantz. Eric, a 2010 • Adopted a change to The Board also heard graduate of Northwest the Family Medical a financial report from High School, plans to pur- Leave Act policy that Business Manager Matt sue a degree in engineering affects employees who Purcell and a report at The Ohio State are, or have immediate about the golf scramble, University. In high school family who are, serving a levy campaign fund he lettered in baseball (4), in the armed forces raiser, held May 15. basketball (4), football (4), Submitted photo • Added a position to The next meeting of golf (3), power lifting (2), Eric Frantz is presented a $500 scholarship by Mark Rose, SEOIAAA president and athletic the table of organization the Board will be June soccer (1), and track (4); director at Clay High School. under the Service and 17. This meeting will his other activities included Support Administration be held at STAR work- and graduated second in his High School. The administrators in the 71 the National Honor Society director. This position shop beginning at 6:00 class. His father is the ath- SEOIAAA is a professional member high schools in and the quiz bowl team. He is for a Secretary II who p.m. The meeting is letic director at Northwest association for the athletic Southeastern Ohio. finished with a 3.96 GPA will be used flexibly open to the public.

Education Briefs • Ocean Classroom will be joined by two other Operated in partnership Classroom Foundation at Nancy and Michael of Wheelersburg, graduat- Foundation of Boothbay Ocean Classroom wind- with schools, colleges, their headquarters in Mason, 1973 Lucasville ed with a master’s degree in Harbor, Maine is pleased to jammers, Spirit of research organizations, Boothbay Harbor, Maine, Minford Rd., Lucasville. Curriculum and Instruction announce that Robert Lee Massachusetts and museums and other educa- (207) 633-2750 or via At the symposium, on May 22, during the Brown of McDermott, Westward to be on hand at tional institutions, the pro- email at sclough@ocean- Mason received the Facts 140th Commencement at will be graduating on June Fan Pier on the Boston grams yield a powerful, classroom.org and Comparison Award of McDaniel College. More 5 after completing a chal- Waterfront for the event. individual transforming Excellence in Clinical than 450 master's degrees lenging and extensive Ocean Classroom experience upon which stu- • Jenny Mason, a senior Communications. were awarded during the semester at sea on board Foundation is a non-profit dents build a sense of self, pharmacy major, recently At UF, Mason partici- ceremony. the schooner Harvey educational organization. a sense of place and confi- participated in The pates in Mortar Board McDaniel offers 18 Gamage . Brown will sail All programs are structured dence in their ability to University of Findlay’s Honor Society, Pharmacy master’s-level programs. back into Boston arriving adventure expeditions inte- learn, lead and trust not Symposium for Student Organization and All have top-notch aca- under full sail on Saturday, grated with academic stud- only their own abilities but Scholarship and Creativity. Academy of Student demics, convenient sched- June 5 at approximately 1 ies in marine sciences, lit- those of the team as well. Mason is a 1999 gradu- Pharmacists. uling, and a dedicated fac- p.m. with his fellow stu- erature, arts, humanities, For more information, ate of Valley High School. ulty of scholars and practi- dents. The Harvey Gamage math and history. please contact Ocean Mason is the daughter of • Christopher P. Pastor tioners.

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After the story, youngsters will make their own farm “In May what happened with cut-out figures and get a take-home treat. The protocol for the was that there was an The admission fee for the program is 50 cents per per- operation of Ohio’s soon- address change from the son for pre-registered groups of 10 or more and $1 for to-be new casinos is get- original constitution. And individuals. The charge covers staff costs, the craft and the ting closer to completion. the people again agreed on treat. “The House has passed that,” Book said. “Now the Parents and pre-school program educators are encour- its version of the bill, and locations are set for the aged to call the Museum at (740) 354-5629 to make reser- Submitted photo the Senate has passed its four. The implementing vations for the upcoming First Friday session, but walk-ins “Farm,” the book by Elisha Copper, will be the featured chil- version of the bill,” Rep. language fleshes out how are also welcome. dren’s book for the next First Friday Fable at the Southern Todd Book, D-McDermott the casinos will actually Ohio Museum. (89th District), said. “And operate. The Constitution- now we are trying to reach al Amendment is the back- a compromise as to what bone, the bones of it, and exactly is going to be in now we are being more Hadsell calls for passage of bill targeting pain clinics the bill.” specific, and talking about By Constitutional the commissioners on the By FRANK LEWIS a bill is not passed this immediately. Enough is counseling. requirement, the bill must Casino Commission; what PDT Staff Writer week. We cannot wait enough,” Hadsell said. “I “The Governor and the be in place by Thursday. their terms of office will until November to stop the have previously expressed Task Force are taking the “We are working dili- be; how much they’ll be Democratic Candidate epidemic of prescription strong support for the Task right approach. We must gently toward reaching paid; what their obliga- for the Ohio House of Rep- drug abuse that is upon Force’s recommendations, attack prescription drug that goal and that require- tions are going to be, and it resentatives Ron Hadsell us.” which include assisting the abuse on all fronts with ment of getting the bill in goes into the nuts and the has called on the state leg- Hadsell went on to say, Ohio Medical Board in tough regulation, increased place,” Book said. “The bolts of how the casinsos islature to pass a bill that “In our businesses we have setting standards and poli- local control of clinics and Senate working group and are going to operate in implements the state Task Drug Free Workplace cies for the establishment additional targeted fund- the House working group Ohio.” Force recommendations to requirements. On our job of Board Certified (only) ing,” Hadsell said. “The are working through the In addition to Colum- regulate pain clinics before sites we have OSHA zero Pain Clinics that would bad news is that the med- differences between the bus, casinos will be locat- they recess, and if that is tolerance for accidents and include proper physician ical establishment and their two bills.” ed in Toledo, Cleveland not done, for Gov. Ted injuries. So why is it per- licensure, acceptance of lobbyists in Columbus too The bill is the imple- and Cincinnati. Strickland to call them missible in the public insurance, and mandated often throw roadblocks in menting language for the Book said the sooner the back into session. domain to have the report- Rx reports, and applicable front of these kinds of casinos in Ohio. In bill can get passed, the Hadsell is calling for ed 7,000 accidental deaths continuing education.” common-sense changes. November 2009, Ohio vot- sooner the companies can physician licensure, insur- from prescription drug Hadsell called for assist- “I’ll work hard on the leg- ers approved the locations begin building the casinos. ance requirements, local abuse in the last seven ing the Ohio Pharmacy islative elements of stamp- of four casinos — what the Backers of the original and municipal control of years in Ohio?” Board to perfect the cur- ing out prescription drug tax rate was going to be — amendment had predicted business permitting laws to The task force instituted rent Rx reporting system abuse and put together a bi- and other particulars deal- the addition of 20,000 shut down what he refers by the governor includes (OARRS) for better access partisan coalition of legis- to as “pill mills,” as well as ing with the setting up of jobs. officials from public safety and management; provid- lators to get it done.” the casinos. mandatory OARRS (Ohio and public health, from ing more stringent require- In May, the issue con- FRANK LEWIS can be Automated Rx Reporting medical and pharmacy ments for the dispensing of FRANK LEWIS can be cerning the location of the reached at (740) 353-3101, ext. System) reporting to pre- backgrounds, and from prescriptions; allowing reached at (740) 353-3101. ext. Columbus area casino 232 or flewis@heartlandpubli- vent doctor shopping. local, state and federal municipalities to create 232 or flewis@heartlandpubli- “I am calling on the came up for a vote because cations.com government. It has been and enforce individual cations.com of the change of location Speaker of House Armand reporting its findings and business permit laws that Budish and Senate Presi- recommendations to the can shut down what he dent Bill Harris to pass this governor and to the leaders referred to as “pill mills;” nonpartisan bill this week of the Ohio General increasing funding to pro- Teachers and administrators before the summer break Assembly. vide addiction treatment, to protect the lives of citi- “Southern Ohio is all because he said funding Donʼt miss out on a chance to show the community whatʼs zens all over the state and about family, and we are for treatment is currently in Southern Ohio where close-knit people who care disproportionate to the happening in your school! E-mail information for the Education help is greatly needed,” about our neighbors and burden of addiction due to Hadsell said. “I am asking our communities. 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Call Ruthann. 259-8266 ONLY, no other disc. apply. 947-8266 A6 Wednesday, June 2, 2010 Portsmouth Daily Times LOCAL Transportation Cabinet launches Local Briefs All lanes of KY 7 Problem of Drug Abuse group and SOLACE enhanced traffic information site reopened in members, along with Greenup County anyone else who is inter- FRANKFORT, Ky. — Hancock. with a click. AMBER Alerts played in a Future Info sec- ested, will meet at 7 p.m. Just in time for the vacation For example, road clo- will be displayed in the tion, so travelers can plan All lanes of KY 7 at the Portsmouth Health travel season the Kentucky sures will be displayed in same space. accordingly. The new menu between the Load and Department on Washing- Transportation Cabinet has their entire length, rather A navigation bar on the also gives links to data Antioch communities in ton Street. launched an enhanced traf- than as a single point on the left side of the screen allows feeds such as RSS and Greenup County have The group is trying to fic information website map, and users will be able users to customize their Twitter. reopened following finalize plans for a Mart- with a number of new fea- to toggle between Map view by turning on and off A brief demonstration embankment failure ing’s display and to wel- repairs. The highway had tures. View and Route View. In “layers” of information. video on some key features come new members. The new site, at the same addition, Route Report lets Users also can select city or of the new 511 site is avail- been reduced to one lane Web address of 511.ky.gov, users choose a specific regional maps from a scroll- able on the KYTC website at with temporary traffic Annual Strawberry operates on a Google Maps- route by clicking on a link down menu and immediate- http://transportation.ky.gov/5 signals. Festival planned based system, which will be instead of searching for the ly zoom to that area. 11/how-to-use-511.html. Kentucky Department familiar to many users. route on the map. When there are updates The 511 service was of Highways District 9 Limerick Grange 1917, “Our enhanced 511 Another new feature is a on the site, the Refresh but- launched in Kentucky in crews will continue to Savageville Road in the reflects an effort to provide scrolling status bar that dis- ton, at the top right of the 2002 to provide useful and monitor the roadway and Limerick Community more tools to the traveling plays urgent traffic informa- map, will appear. Clicking timely traffic and travel repair damage as neces- near Jackson, is planning public but also to make our tion, such as current major will refresh the page. information about Ken- sary. Motorists are its Annual Strawberry information more meaning- incidents, at the top of the Upcoming events that tucky roadways. A tele- advised that such repairs Festival from 3 to 5 p.m. ful,” said Acting Trans- page. Information about an could affect travel on Ken- phone version of the service could cause lane restric- Saturday. portation Secretary Mike incident can be displayed tucky roadways will be dis- is available by dialing 511. tions. An all-you-can-eat will The public may follow be offered for $6, and $3 highway district activities for children 8 and through announcements younger. the meal will in local media or by visit- include chicken and noo- ing District 9’s website at dles or beef and noodles, http://transportation.ky.go mashed potatoes, green v/d9. Road work is also beans, slaw, roll, straw- On hand for special festivi- updated via Facebook, berries with cake and ice ties for Goodwill Industries’ Twitter and other social cream, and to drink cof- open house were, from left, media tools. Links are fee, iced tea, lemonade or Kay Perry, new store manag- provided on District 9’s soda. er; Portsmouth Mayor Jane website. For more information, Murray, presenting a procla- Group to meet at call (740) 988. 4171 after mation; Executive Director 5 p.m. Lenore Mason, and Jo Ann health department Adkins, staff assistant. The Scioto County From PDT Staff reports Submitted photo Get your morning news straight from the source with the ... Goodwill celebrates special week with open house Goodwill Industries of with a proclamation. The popcorn. training and employment Southern Ohio, Inc. cele- open house drew many The employees and staff opportunities for people brated Goodwill Week customers and visitors. extend their thanks to the with disabilities and other with an open house May 4. Part of the festivities community for its contin- disadvantages to become As part of the celebration, included an antique sale ued support through dona- more self-sufficient. Portsmouth Mayor Jane and store sales. Pepsi pro- tions and purchases, The Goodwill office is Murray presented Good- vided a concession stand Mason said. located at 324 Chillicothe will Industries Executive where customers enjoyed Goodwill is a non-profit St. For more information, Director Lenore Mason free hot dogs, pepsi and organization that provides call (740) 353-4394.

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NATION Portsmouth Daily Times Wednesday, June 2, 2010 A7 Glitch shows how much US military relies on GPS By DAN ELLIOTT could have been affected, out At least 100 U.S. defense receivers that had problems. several delays. Hasik, the defense industry Associated Press Writer of more than 800,000 in use systems rely on GPS, includ- The Air Force said it traced In addition to various GPS consultant. And if the GPS across the military. ing aircraft, ships, armored the problem to the Trimble guided weapons systems, the master control station at DENVER— A problem In a series of e-mails to The vehicles, bombs and artillery receivers’ software. Trimble Army often issues GPS units Schriever Air Force Base, that rendered as many as Associated Press, the Air shells. said it had no problems when to squads of soldiers on patrol Colo., were knocked out, a 10,000 U.S. military GPS Force initially blamed a con- Because GPS makes it tested the receivers, using in Iraq and Afghanistan. In backup station at Vandenberg receivers useless for days is a tractor for defective software weapons more accurate, the Air Force specifications, some cases a team of two or Air Force Base, Calif., could warning to safeguard a sys- in the affected receivers but military needs fewer war- before the ground-control three soldiers is issued a step in. tem that enemies would love later said it was a compatibil- heads and fewer personnel to system software was updated. receiver so they can track their Iraq tried jamming GPS to disrupt, a defense expert ity issue rather than a defect. take out targets. But a leaner, Civilian receivers use dif- location using signals from a signals during the 2003 U.S. says. The Air Force didn’t immedi- GPS-dependent military ferent signals and had no constellation of 24 satellites. invasion, but the U.S. took out The Air Force has not said ately respond to a request for becomes dangerously vulner- problems. Space and Missile Systems the jammer with a GPS-guid- how many weapons, planes clarification. able if the technology is Defense industry consult- Center spokesman Joe ed bomb, Hasik said. or other systems were affect- The Air Force said it hadn’t knocked out. ant James Hasik said it’s not Davidson said in an e-mail to The organizational skills ed or whether any were in use tested the affected receivers James Lewis, a senior fel- shocking that some receivers The Associated Press that the required to jam GPS over a in Iraq or Afghanistan. But before installing the new soft- low at the Center for Strategic weren’t tested. GPS started as system is safe from hackers broad area are beyond the the problem, blamed on ware in the ground control and International Studies, a military system in the 1970s or enemy attack. reach of groups like the Tal- incompatible software, high- system. said the glitch was a warning but has exploded into a huge “We are extremely confi- iban and most Third World lights the military’s reliance One program still in devel- “in the context where people commercial market, and dent in the safety and security nations, Hasik said. on the Global Positioning opment was interrupted but are every day trying to figure that’s where most innovation of the GPS system from “The harder you try to System and the need to pro- no weapon systems already in out how to disrupt GPS.” takes place. enemy attack,” he said, noting mess with it, the more energy tect technology that has use were grounded as a result The Air Force said it took “It’s hard to track every- that control rooms are on you need. And the more ener- become essential for protect- of the problem, the Air Force less than two weeks for the mil- thing,” said Hasik, co-author secure military bases and gy you use, the easier it is for ing troops, tracking vehicles said. The Air Force said some itary to identify the cause and of “The Precision Revolution: communications are heavily me to find your jammer,” and targeting weapons. applications with the balky begin devising and installing a GPS and the Future of Aerial encrypted. Hasik said. “Everything that moves receivers suffered no prob- temporary fix. It did not say Warfare.” “Since GPS’ inception, More worrisome, Hasik uses it,” said John Pike, direc- lems from the temporary how long it took to install the The Air Force said it’s there has never been a breach said, is the potential for an tor of Globalsecurity.org, GPS loss. temporary fix everywhere it acquiring more test receivers of GPS,” Davidson said. He accident within U.S. ranks which tracks military and An Air Force document was needed but said a perma- for a broader sample of mili- added that Air Force is devel- that can produce anything homeland security news. “It said the Navy’s X-47B, a jet- nent fix is being distributed. tary and civilian models and oping a new generation of from an errant bomb to send- is so central to the American powered, carrier-based drone All the affected receivers developing longer and more encrypted military receivers ing troops or weaponry on the style of war that you just under development, was were manufactured by a divi- thorough tests for military for stronger protection. wrong course. couldn’t leave home without interrupted by the glitch. Air sion of Trimble Navigation receivers to avoid a repeat of The military also has tried In 2001, a GPS-guided it.” Force officials would not Ltd. of Sunnyvale, Calif., the January problem. to limit the potential for bomb dropped by a Navy F- The problem occurred comment beyond that on according to the Air Force. The Air Force said the soft- human error by making the 18 missed its target by a mile when new software was what systems were affected. The military said it ran tests ware upgrade was to accom- GPS control system highly and landed in a residential installed in ground control Navy spokeswoman Jamie on some types of receivers modate a new generation of automated, Davidson said. neighborhood of Kabul, pos- systems for GPS satellites on Cosgrove confirmed the X- before it upgraded ground GPS satellites, called Block GPS satellites orbit about sibly killing four people. The Jan. 11, the Air Force said. 47B’s receivers were affected control systems with the new IIF. The first of the 12 new 12,000 miles above Earth, military said wrong coordi- Officials said between but said it caused no program software in January, but the satellites was launched from a making them hard to reach nates had been entered into 8,000 at 10,000 receivers delays. tests didn’t include the Delta 4 rocket Thursday after with space weapons, said the targeting system.

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He said that if Workers will likely be zon oil rig six weeks ago. than two miles into the and resemble a giant garden government oversight was- trucked in on the two-lane BP said early Tuesday it earth. If it misses, BP will PORT FOURCHON, La. tool. The company will also n’t tough enough, that will state road. had spent $990 million so have to back up its drill, — BP lost billions more in use a powerful diamond- change, too. The accommodations on far on fighting and cleaning plug the hole it just created, market value Tuesday when edged cutter the resembles a Meanwhile, to accommo- the barge are Spartan, but the spill, with multiple law- and try again. shares fell steeply in the deli slicer to try to make a date more than 500 workers comfortable — similar to suits for damages yet to be “The probability of them first trading day since the clean cut above the blowout hired to clean up the spill, military barracks. Each pod tallied. hitting it on the very first company failed yet again to preventer, then will lower a BP and several subcontrac- contains 12 bunks, with a The Coast Guard also shot is virtually nil,” said plug the worst oil spill in cap over it with a rubber tors have set up floating bathroom for every four. announced that it was David Rensink, incoming U.S. history, as investors seal. hotels, or “flotels,” made up Per Coast Guard standards, replacing the admiral who president of the American realized the best chance to It could be as many as of steel boxes resembling each resident gets 30 square has been the federal on- Association of Petroleum stop the leak was months three days before the oil can oversized shipping contain- feet of space in the quarters. scene coordinator since the Geologists, who spent most away and there was no end be siphoned to the surface, ers and stacked atop barges. The barge has 10 washers, oil rig exploded, though the of his 39 years in the oil in sight to the cleanup. Allen said. At Port Fourchon, the oil 10 dryers and a kitchen, agency said the change was industry in offshore explo- As hurricane season BP Chief Operating Offi- industry’s hub on the Gulf, although food will be previously planned. Rear ration. “If they get it on the began on the fragile Gulf cer Doug Suttles said there a flotel there is the only way served in a tent on land. The Adm. Mary Landry will first three or four shots Coast, BP settled in for the was no guarantee the cut- to station workers in a mas- quarters are typically float- now return to duties as they’d be very lucky.” long-term, and President and-cap effort would work. sive shipyard surrounded by ed alongside offshore oil commandant of the 8th The trial-and-error process Barack Obama said the He did say the company has ecologically sensitive rigs to supplement housing Coast Guard District in could take weeks, but it will government was ready to learned from past efforts to marshes and beaches. on the drilling operations. New Orleans to focus on eventually work, scientists step up its response and contain the leak, which “There are no permanent Another flotel sits about hurricane season prepara- and BP said. Then engineers prosecute if any laws were gives them a better shot at residents here on the port,” 15 miles away, off Grand tions. will then pump mud and broken. success. said Dennis Link, a manag- Isle, and BP plans to estab- BP failed to plug the leak cement through pipes to ulti- With the ambitious “top “I’m very hopeful,” Sut- er from a BP refinery who’s lish them elsewhere along Saturday after several mately seal the well. kill” abandoned over the tles said. “I think we’ll find handling logistics at the the coast. attempts with its top kill, On the slim chance the weekend, BP’s hope to out over the next couple of 1,300-acre site that’s easily On the business side of which shot mud and pieces relief well doesn’t work, stanch the leak lies with two days.” accessible by ship, but things, the company’s share of rubber into the well but scientists weren’t sure relief wells that won’t be The cleanup, relief wells reachable on land only by a price, which has fallen couldn’t beat back the pres- exactly how much — or finished until at least and temporary fixes were state road that snakes steadily since the start of sure of the oil. how long — the oil would August. The company is, being watched closely by through the bayous. the disaster, took a turn for The spill has already flow. The gusher would however, trying another Obama’s administration. On Monday afternoon, the worse Tuesday, losing leaked between 20 million continue until the well bore temporary fix to contain the The president gave the the living quarters on the 15 percent to $6.13 in early and 44 million gallons, hole collapsed or pressure oil and siphon it to the sur- leaders of an independent flotel sat empty. Generators afternoon trading on the according to government in the reservoir dropped to a face by sawing through the commission investigating pumped in cool air and London Stock Exchange. estimates. point where oil was no leaking pipe and putting a the spill orders to thorough- powered the lights, and at That was the lowest level The relief well is the best longer pushed to the sur- cap over the spill. ly examine the disaster and the foot of each bunk sat a in more than a year. The chance to stop the leak. A face, said Tad Patzek, chair Coast Guard Adm. Thad its causes, and to follow the towel, washcloth and indi- shares have now lost more bore hole must precisely of the Petroleum and Allen, the national incident facts wherever they lead, vidually wrapped bar of than a third of their value, intersect the damaged well, Geosystems Engineering commander, said Tuesday without fear or favor. soap. If necessary, four wiping some $63 billion off which experts have com- Department at the Universi- that BP was making its first The president said that if tents on dry land nearby can BP’s value, since the explo- pared to hitting a target the ty of Texas-Austin. Al and Tipper Gore to separate after 40 years Nation Brief US vet’s dog tags By ERIK SCHELZIG more and more separated.” beloved partner in life, Tip- ents Music Resource Cen- Gore later held his found on old Associated Press Writer Al Gore lost the 2000 per.” ter, which pushed for father’s former seats in the presidential election to Tipper said in a 2000 parental warning labels on U.S. House and Senate for Italian battlefield NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Republican George W. campaign interview with music with violent or sexu- 16 years. He first ran for BUDA, Texas — A Former Vice President Al Bush. He has since cam- The Associated Press that ally explicit lyrics. The president in 1988 at age 39, retired police inspector's Gore and his wife, Tipper, paigned worldwide to draw Al once gave her a group drew the ire of musi- but drew little support out- newly acquired metal are separating after 40 attention to climate change, Weedeater for her birthday cians ranging from Dee side the South. detecting hobby helped years of marriage that which in 2007 led to a but had learned to be more Snider of Twisted Sister to A subsequent bid in 1992 him find dog tags and included a White House Nobel Peace Prize and an sensitive over the years and Frank Zappa, who said was derailed after the other items belonging to a run when their sunny rela- Oscar for the documentary cared about what she want- warning labels were unnec- Gores’ 6-year-old son Texas World War II veter- tionship offered a counter- “An Inconvenient Truth.” ed. essary and a danger to free- almost died after being hit an who was wounded on point to President Bill Clin- The Gores, who were “He’s very much a gen- dom. by a car in 1989. an Italian battlefield. ton’s philandering. married on May 19, 1970, tleman you know, with me Tipper Gore later became “It was a very spiritual Oscar Glomb served According to an e-mail at the National Cathedral in around the house,” Tipper friends with the late time for both of us,” Tipper with the 36th Infantry Divi- circulated among the cou- Washington, crafted an said. “I know he’s dog tired Zappa’s wife, Gail, and Gore later wrote. “In Al’s sion and landed at the Bay ple’s associates on Tuesday, image as a happily married and he could be sitting played drums and sang case, he decided to write a of Salerno in 1943. He was the Gores said it was “a couple during his eight- down and doing something backup on daughter Diva book and not to run for wounded in a June 1944 battle near Gavorrano. mutual and mutually sup- year stint as vice president and I need something Zappa’s album in 1999. president in 1992.” Glomb died in 1998. portive decision that we in the 1990s and a presi- across the room, he’ll get The Gores have four The book was “Earth in have made together follow- dential candidate in 2000. His son says he never up and get it.” adult children, Karenna, the Balance,” and Al Gore forgot about his dog tags. ing a process of long and The couple famously On Halloween, Al and Kristin, Sarah and Albert ended up in the thick of the careful consideration.” Retired Italian police exchanged a long kiss dur- Tipper Gore would dress up III. 1992 campaign anyway — Gore spokeswoman inspector Daniele Bianchini ing the 2000 Democratic in costume and greet trick- In a letter written to then- as Bill Clinton’s running Kalee Kreider confirmed found the tags, a ring and a presidential convention. or-treaters who made their girlfriend Tipper as a 17- mate. the statement came from medallion while practicing The image of their warm way to the vice president’s year-old college freshman, Tipper Gore, who has the Gores, but declined to relationship stood in sharp his new hobby on the old comment further. mansion. One year, she was Al Gore wrote: “Mother’s acknowledged treatment battlefield. 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They also That report said Ken- to deficient patient care. current fiscal year ending statement. Cabinet officials are try- inspect adult day health tucky officials who The Lexington Herald- June 30. Officials from Kentuck- ing to recruit more inspec- care programs, Fisher said. responded to a survey said Leader reported the budget The lower numbers are a ians for Nursing Home tors, said Beth Fisher, a A November 2009 report they did not have enough for inspections has result of staff turnover, said Reform, who reported the spokeswoman for the Cab- from the U.S. Government staff members who could increased at the same time Mary Begley, inspector understaffing last week, inet. Fisher said having Accountability Office said handle the initial training the number of inspectors general for the state Cabi- said the decline in inspec- fewer inspectors has not officials from several states for new inspectors. Region Briefs Pa. pair born in $30,000. northern Kentucky team Stretch of Interstate 65 The work is known as called the Good Guys. same hospital on “Family Revolution” and The newspaper reported same day to wed Urban League President four Louisville men were among most deadly in Ky. and CEO Warren E. Logan charged with murder in EASTON, Pa. — An The Associated Press Chattanooga Stevenson’s death and with interstate in Kentucky, One of the more high- engaged eastern Pennsylva- Jr. told the Times Free Press it is an assault for injuries to a with 20 to 25 happening profile fatal wrecks hap- nia couple were born on ELIZABETHTOWN, each year. pened in March when a expression of the group’s teammate of Stevenson’s. the same day in the same Ky. — A 50-mile stretch State police figures put tractor-trailer crossed the mission of economic Ryan Hayes was released hospital — and their moth- of Interstate 65 in Ken- about half of those wrecks interstate median near empowerment. from University Hospital in ers even shared a room in Louisville on Monday. tucky has been the scene in the 50-mile stretch of Munfordville and the maternity ward. The 20-foot-tall statue of several deadly high- two-lane interstate smashed into a family’s portrays a family with Stevenson was a 2005 Amy Singley and Steven graduate of Eastern Ken- profile crashes, including between Cave City and van, killing 11 people. Smith were born at St. members’ arms reaching a recent one that killed 11 Elizabethtown. State police and federal toward each other and then tucky University and lived Luke’s Hospital in Foun- in Maumee, Ohio. people. “The cabinet can’t spec- officials say the driver tain Hill on April 17, 1986. skyward. But, statistically, the ulate on the causes of par- may have been on a cell After the mothers were The Community Founda- Kentuckians interstate between Eliza- ticular crashes; however, phone just before the hospital roommates, the tion of Greater Chat- schedule meeting bethtown and the Louie B. we continue to share with wreck. two families continued to tanooga will collect dona- Nunn Parkway is not the motorists the importance Brown said sleeping interact through their tions to pay for the statue. on oil spill leader in crashes. of paying attention to the drivers, distracted drivers, church in Easton. Smith If it isn’t bought by Dec. 1, LOUISVILLE, Ky. — The Elizabethtown road and obeying speed lack of seat belts and asked Singley on a date to it will go back to Garry Louisville-area residents News-Enterprise reports limits — keys for staying inclement weather condi- the movies when they were Bibbs, an associate profes- concerned about the BP oil that between 2,300 and safe on our highways,” tions are the most com- sophomores in high school. sor at the University of spill in the Gulf of Mexico 2,700 wrecks have hap- said Kentucky Transporta- mon factors cited as con- Singley says she knew Kentucky, who created it. are planning to meet to dis- pened on Interstate 75 tion Cabinet spokesman tributing to the wrecks, Smith was the right guy for Softball player cuss how they can respond. annually since 2003, com- Mark Brown. “Motorists Brown said. But, state her after their second date. The meeting will be held pared to about 2,000 along are responsible for adjust- highway engineers have She says people are con- fatally beaten in Wednesday from 7 to 9 I-65. Kentucky State ing their driving habits not pinpointed any partic- Police data does show I-65 vinced the 24-year-olds p.m. EDT at the First Uni- according to roadway con- ular reasons behind the Louisville accounting for more fatal were “destined to be tarian Church in ditions.” bulk of the crashes. together.” LOUISVILLE, Ky. — wrecks than any other Louisville. They plan to get married Authorities in Louisville The Courier-Journal June 12. say a 26-year-old Ohio man has died after being reports the meeting has Chattanooga been organized by a non- Fork&Finger severely beaten outside a 353-8500 agency hopes to restaurant. profit group called “Culti- vating Connections.” VISIT THE buy statue The Kentucky Enquirer Bring this reported the victim — Mark Steiner, a leader of TIMES ONLINE: % CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Bryan Stevenson — grew the group and one of the Coupon for — A large stainless steel up in Independence in meeting’s organizers, said www.portsmouth 10 Off statue in front of the Urban northern Kentucky. He was representatives from a 1701 Jackson St. League of Greater Chat- beaten Sunday afternoon number of environmental -dailytimes.com tanooga headquarters will following a softball tourna- groups are expected to be Mon- Sat 11-8 go back to the sculptor if ment in Louisville. He at the meeting. FREE DELIVERY! the group doesn’t raise played left field for the a From AP Wire reports

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What profit is made player, the local music er, silently accepting dona- & More in Grove City and Hank Williams Sr. are Pontones had to make a comes from consignment teacher, the school music tions of spare change for a might be mistaken for a favorites. hard decision about the sales, music lessons, reeds, programs and the old lady fund to help kids pay for library on some days. Most of the players fol- future of the Grove City valve oil, strings, tuners and who plays piano on Sun- lessons and earn instru- As more instruments, low along by ear, unable to store six years ago, after the other accessories. The shop days.” ments. Local teachers nom- sheet music and even les- read music, said Jim Ross, deaths of her parents, who is open daily except Sun- For all the challenges that inate students to receive aid. sons are sold online or who plays guitar and sings. founded it in 1968. days. independent music shops At Pontones in Grove through chain stores, inde- “It’s relaxing, although you “We couldn’t sell it, and Small shops credit per- face, hope for a resurgence City, that means being the pendent music shops are go home all wired up. we couldn’t liquidate it,” sonal service and knowl- remains in the renewed place to be on Wednesday struggling as never before. “I feel kind of loyal to she said, adding that she edge of their community for interest in music, buoyed by nights for amateur musi- But it’s different on them,” he said of the Pon- decided, “If you can’t get helping them stay afloat. TV’s American Idol and the cians such as Charlie Hum- Wednesday nights. tones store, “because they rid of it, you’ve got to do For Tim Becker, co- video game Guitar Hero. mel, 82. The industry gloom care enough about doing something with it.” owner of Martin Music in “Music’s prevalence in “It’s sort of a therapy makes the Pontones Music something I like.” That’s when she enlisted Newark, an occasional our society right now has thing for us guys who can’t Jam all the more welcome The independent music the help of a childhood Internet sale helps. never been higher,” said play professionally or in to the fiddlers, guitar pick- store is something of an friend, Clara Jo Vance, who “Our first commitment is Scott Robertson, front of people,” he said. ers and crooners who gather endangered species. was unemployed at the time to our community, but on a spokesman for the National “When you’re playing, you at the shop on Broadway Mount Vernon lost its and now is co-owner. pragmatic basis, we want Association of Music Mer- can’t think of anything each week. only full-service music The shop is a sort of time our business to survive and chants, which represents else.” “That’s when you get store recently when a larger capsule for 1968. A com- prosper.” more than 4,500 music Pontones is pragmatic music coming from out of a company bought out Colo- memorative dinner plate He recently sold a rare, shops. about her future. “We don’t music store,” said co-owner nial Music there and turned honoring President Lyndon 1973 French Loree oboe to “Music is critical to life. know. Hopefully, we stay Maria Pontones. its focus to school musi- B. Johnson hangs on a wall. a professor in Philadelphia It’s what it means to be open. The washtub bass and cians and mail orders. A “Sing for Candy” bowl is for one-tenth of its $9,000 human,” he said. “Retailers “It’s better than a nursing ukulele player, flutist and “We were losing more filled with treats. list price. are working harder than home.” more than a dozen guitarists sales to Walmart for inferior Pontones’ 5-year-old “I’m selling a profession- they ever have to earn their State Briefs Jury into 4th day at one Ohio town say they Greg Bolek says the poles Lightning kills year-old Dalin Anderson of Four other inmates who were startled Memorial were cool to the touch by northeast Ohio’s Summit were hurt were treated at Ohio tub drowning Day morning to find van- the time officers arrived. inmate in yard at County and another inmate the prison. retrial dals had torched close to Bolek says when the Ohio prison were taken to a hospital, Records show Anderson 20 U.S. flags installed on culprits are caught, they where Anderson was pro- was at the prison since LEBANON — Jurors lawns by the Rotary Club. face possible criminal ST. 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Wednesday, June 2, 2010 See page B2 Hagen-Smith, 1999 Central Ohio does team make HOF well at SSU Sports Information stered the program into a peren- nial national contender at the Robin Hagen-Smith, along NAIA level. Over her 27 years, state tennis with SSU's 1999 National Hagen-Smith has led the Bears OHSAA Release Championship Women's Basket- to a remarkable record of 636- ball Team was inducted into the 186, including a record of 560- COLUMBUS – Two former Ohio Basketball Hall of Fame. 134 in the NAIA. Coach Hagen- doubles champions became The ceremony took place at the Smith has led the Bears to seven- singles champions, two dou- Convention Center in Columbus teen national tournament appear- bles teams from the same on May 22. Coach Hagen- ances, finishing with 11 Sweet school squared off for a title Smith and the National Champi- Sixteen's, two Elite Eight's, one and another doubles team onship Team, joined an elite Final Four, one National Runner- added to its school's illustrious group of inductees including ten up, and a National Champi- tennis history Saturday after- coaches, six college players, a onship in 1999. During her noon at the 2010 OHSAA club owner and an official in the tenure at Shawnee State, Coach Boys State Tennis Tournament 2010 Hall of Fame Class. Hagen-Smith has captured 10 at the Stickney Tennis Center Coach Hagen-Smith took over conference championships, ■ Shawnee.edu on the campus of Ohio State Shawnee State when it was just a Shawnee State women’s basketball coach Robin Hagen-Smith and the 1999 NAIA national University in Columbus. community college and has bol- See SSU, B2 championship team were inducted into the Ohio Hall of Fame last month. After outlasting Liberty Twp. Lakota East sophomore Zack Mueck 11-9 in a first-set tiebreaker, Worthington Kil- STAYING IN CLEVELAND? LeBron says bourne senior Kevin Metka went on to post a 7-6 (11-9), 6- 3 victory in the Div. I singles Cavs have edge final. It marks the second state tennis championship for the lefty, who was part of the Div. I in free agency doubles championship team a By TOM WITHERS year ago. AP Sports Writer Columbus Bishop Watterson junior Chris Diaz, a Div. I dou- CLEVELAND — One month from the start bles champion two years ago of the NBA's free agency frenzy, LeBron James and a doubles runner-up in has handicapped his field of suitors. 2009, cruised through the Div. The Cleveland Cavaliers lead the pack. II singles field without drop- In his first interview since the Cavs' season ping a set in any of his four ended with a shocking, second-round loss to matches. Diaz bested defend- Boston, James told CNN's Larry King that ing Div. II singles champion Cleveland has "an edge" to re-sign him when Joey Fritz, a senior from the greatest collection of free agents in league Cincinnati Country Day, 6-3, history hits the open market on July 1. 6-2 in the final. King, who interviewed James at the two-time Upper Arlington added its MVP's home near Akron on Tuesday, asked the state-best 15th doubles cham- superstar if Cleveland has "an edge going in?" pionship, and first since 1999, "Absolutely," James said in a portion of the to its trophy collection when interview released by the network. junior Billy Weldon and fresh- "Because, you know, this city, these fans, I man Stu Little beat New mean, have given me a lot in these seven Albany senior Riyad Bennoui years. And, you know, for me, it's comfort- and junior John Hendrix in the able. So I've got a lot of memories here. And Div. I doubles final 6-4, 6-1. Ed Suba Jr. ■ MCT so it does have an edge." For only the 10th time in the Cleveland Cavaliers forward LeBron James, left, congratulates teammate Jamario Moon after Moon hit a three-point 91-year history of the boys state shot against the Chicago Bulls in Game 2 of a NBA Eastern Conference playoff. See CAVS, B2 tennis tournaments, a pair of doubles teams from the same school matched up against each other in the final when Jackets GM: new senior Andrew Enslen and sophomore Chad Buchanan played senior Eoghan Bahnson coach coming soon and sophomore Langston Hughes, all from Gahanna By RUSTY MILLER ested in Hamilton coach Columbus Academy. Enslen AP Sports Writer Guy Boucher. Blue Jackets and Buchanan topped their interim head coach Claude teammates 6-3, 6-4. COLUMBUS — Colum- Noel is also a candidate. The finals had a distinctive bus Blue Jackets general The club is looking for a Central Ohio flavor as every manager Scott Howson replacement for Ken Hitch- gold medal awarded went says he is getting closer to cock, who was fired Feb. 3. around the necks of players hiring a new coach. Most of the candidates from Columbus-area schools. Howson told The Associ- the Blue Jackets are consid- ated Press on Tuesday that ering have also drawn inter- he didn't want to say how est from other NHL teams Correction soon an announcement in search of a head coach, PDT Sports Report might be made. He's been including Atlanta, New Jer- looking for a new coach sey and Tampa Bay. An article in Tuesday’s Julian H. Gonsalez ■ MCT since the season ended Howson said he didn't The Detroit Red Wings' Pavel Datsyuk (right) puts a shot on Columbus Blue Jackets goalie Steve Mason edition listing local state April 9. feel he had to hurry his as Columbus' Fedor Tyutin and Derek Dorsett trail the play at Joe Louis Arena. track qualifiers mistaken- "We're still going through decision to keep a coach ly left off the Minford the process and hopefully away from another team. ultimate decision on the of the 30 NHL teams. The hasn't been a hard sell. 4x100 relay team. getting closer to the deci- "I haven't run into that. new coach, after consult- team has a young nucle- "(The candidates) see According to the sion," Howson said. I'm not sensing that," he ing with majority owner us, led by hulking for- that it has the potential to OHSAA, the team con- The Blue Jackets have said. "But it's certainly pos- John P. McConnell and ward Rick Nash and be a good team with the sists of Ethan Butcher, interviewed American sible that there could be team president Mike goalie Steve Mason, the players we have, and the Seth Lloyd, Cory McK- Hockey League coaches some other offers coming to Priest. 2009 Calder Trophy win- city's a good fit for many night and Jacob Piguet. Kevin Dineen of Portland some of the people we've The Blue Jackets went ner as league rookie of people," he said. "So, I and Scott Arniel of Manito- talked to." The Times apologizes 32-35-15 for 79 points the year. think there is some attrac- for this error. ba, and are reportedly inter- Howson will make the this season, ranking 27th Howson said the job tiveness to our situation." Olympics, playoffs US soccer team in fortified making NHL cool again South African hotel By RONALD BLUM here. We're in South Africa. By NANCY ARMOUR the United States is the AP Sports Writer So we're excited for the AP National Writer highest in eight years, are- games to start. It feels real nas have been filled to IRENE, South Africa — now that we're down here in CHICAGO — Not too capacity — and then some The slogan on the side of South Africa and we're set long ago, wearing Chicago — during the playoffs, new the bus reads "Life, Liberty, up at our hotel and you see Blackhawks gear would sponsors are signing up and and the Pursuit of Victory!" all the World Cup fanfare." earn you quizzical looks or merchandise sales are on with the Stars and Stripes The 23-man roster and jokes about being the last of the rise. painted alongside. The U.S. about an equal number of the team's fans. "As an athlete and as a World Cup team is making coaches and support staff Now the Blackhawks are hockey player, you feel like itself at home in South left Washington-Dulles the talk of the entire town. the third, maybe fourth or Africa, ready at last to play International Airport on "So many more people even fifth place in the sport- the games that matter most. Sunday evening and arrived are talking about the Black- ing world," Blackhawks The Americans are stay- 17 hours later to a warm hawks, you need to follow forward Adam Burish said. ing in the 74-room Irene welcome. After a night of them just to have a conver- "But you can sense as you Country Lodge, a luxury rest, practice resumed Tues- sation," converted fan Paul go around to the different hotel north of Johannesburg day ahead of the U.S. Zywicki said. cities, and especially here in and south of Pretoria pro- team's World Cup opener The buzz isn't limited to Chicago, that hockey's tected by stone walls and against England on June 12. Chicago. Fueled by a exploding. It's bigger than it barbed wire. There's a lake "The travel seemed quite thrilling Olympic tourna- ever was." on the property, with an easy. Maybe we're used to it ment in time-zone friendly Already trailing the NFL adjacent farm filled with by now," U.S. coach Bob Canada and down-to-the- and NBA in popularity, the cows and enough roosters Bradley said. wire playoff series involv- NHL was in danger of to make alarm clocks super- Practice is not too far ing some of the league's becoming a niche sport after fluous. away in Pretoria's Pilditch most storied franchises, the a lockout wiped out the "It's been a long time," Stadium, a lush green field NHL is the hottest it's been 2004-05 season. It typically Nam Y. Huh ■ AP Photo captain Carlos Bocanegra surrounded by an eight-lane since the pre-lockout days. Chicago Blackhawks' Kris Versteeg, lower left, celebrates with said Tuesday in the inter- running track with about Television viewership in See NHL, B2 Andrew Ladd after scoring against the Vancouver Canucks during view tent, pitched on the a second-round playoff series May 3. dairy farm. "Now it's finally See SOCCER, B2 B2 Wednesday, June 2, 2010 Portsmouth Daily Times SPORTS Who you callin’ NY? Super Bowl 2014 is in New Jersey By SAMANTHA HENRY will be outdoors — in New door, and it's New Jersey, always talking about New Liberty and Ellis Island, the Goodell asking him "to Associated Press Writer York!" screamed the inside and I look where that stadi- York, New York, every- birthplace of baseball and, ensure that the NFL appro- headline. That prompted um is, and it's New Jersey, thing happening in New in one of the weirder spats, priately describes the site EAST RUTHERFORD, several letters to the editor, and when everybody gets York," said Carlos Echever- which state was the source of the game as 'New Jer- N.J. — It's a geographical including one from Bloom- on the train or in their cars ry, owner of the Fabulous of a mysterious syrupy sey/New York' and not sim- fact: The 2014 Super Bowl field resident J. Andrew or on buses, they're going Stylz barber shop in East smell that wafted over New ply 'New York.'" will be played in New Jer- Smith that said: "Earth to to be coming to that game Rutherford. "It's unfortu- York City several times "The reality is that the sey — not in New York. New Yorkers: The teams in New Jersey," he said. nate for the New Yorkers over the years. The smell Super Bowl will be played One could be forgiven are yours. The stadium is Patrons at Redd's, which that they don't have a stadi- ultimately was traced to a in New Jersey, and the for not realizing that, how- ours." was packed with television um out there, but thank factory in New Jersey. NFL's marketing, promo- ever, based on the media Within moments of the news crews and football God for New Jersey — Now, even the NFL brass tion, and events should coverage of the National announcement, New Jersey fans gathered around the we'll have the Super Bowl has been emphasizing New reflect that fact," Lauten- Football League's decision Gov. Chris Christie went on TV sets in hopes of seeing here." York City's connection to berg wrote. to hold Super Bowl XLVIII the offense as sportscasters themselves on the news, let Meadowlands Stadium, the 2014 Super Bowl. Christie, joking that he'd at the new Meadowlands gushed over the first Super out a collective groan when which replaces Giants sta- "We promise the greatest invited New York City Stadium. Bowl to be held "in the the networks lead with live dium, is home to the NFL's game in the greatest venue Mayor Michael Bloomberg "Greatest city gets great- New York area." shots of fan reaction — Giants and Jets, both of in the greatest city," Giants to sit with him at the game, est sports event," read the "Those comments would from Times Square. One which have New York — co-owner Steve Tisch said said: "This is not a compe- cover of the New York come from the geographi- newscast made a blink-and- not New Jersey — in front the day after the announce- tition between us and New Daily News. It's doubtful cally challenged," Christie you-miss-it reference to of their team names. And ment. York. What this is, though, the headline writers were said, watching the New Jersey at the end of the Super Bowl brouhaha is Such comments have not is New York is going to referring to East Ruther- announcement May 25 at the broadcast, saying, "fans once again pitting the Gar- gone unnoticed by New have to live with the fact ford, just 10 miles from Redd's Restaurant in Carl- across the river were cele- den State against the Big Jersey football fans. that, when the game comes midtown Manhattan but stadt, the nearest bar to the brating the news as well." Apple. U.S. Sen. Frank Lauten- up, they're going to say, most assuredly in New Jer- new stadium. "Us New Jerseyans are They have feuded over berg wrote a letter to NFL 'Live from East Rutherford, sey. "Super Bowl XLVIII "I'm looking out that very sick of everyone ownership of the Statue of commissioner Roger New Jersey.'"

Basketball Coach of the record that season and Reds place Lincoln on DL, demote Fisher SSU Year, and in 2007-2008 were American Mideast was named the NAIA By R.B. FALLSTROM hander Carlos Fisher to four hits in 1 2-3 innings in Conference regular season From Page B1 Region IX Coach of Char- AP Sports Writer Triple-A Louisville. Monday night's 12-4 loss to champions. Members of including six consecutive acter Award Winner. the 1999 Women's Basket- First baseman Joey Votto the Cardinals and is 1-0 with Joining Robin Hagen- ST. LOUIS — The returned to the lineup after a 7.32 ERA. titles from 1997-2002. ball Team include NAIA Cincinnati Reds made two Coach Hagen-Smith has Smith in the Ohio Basket- National Player of the Year missing six games with a The Reds recalled right- ball Hall of Fame was the bullpen moves Tuesday, put- sore neck, and was batting handers Logan Ondrusek been named MOC and Erica Hayes, Brandi ting right-hander Mike Lin- AMC Coach of the Year 1999 National Champi- Baker, Carrie Brisker, third. Miguel Cairo started and Enerio Del Rosario onship Women's Basket- coln on the 15-day disabled all six games and was 12 for from Louisville before six times, 1997-1998 Mamie Brisker, Cheri list with a strained upper WBCA IKON Coach of ball Team. The team Griffith, Becky Holden, 28 (.429) with two homers. Tuesday's game against the defeated St. Francis 80-65 back and demoting right- Lincoln allowed a run on Cardinals. the Year, 1998-1999 NAIA Brandy Humphrey, Susie National Coach of the in the championship game Kline, Brandi Munn, Stef- Year, 1998-1999 Dispatch to capture the title. The fani Slone, Kelli Smith and the finals starting Thursday. contract extension last year Women's Ohio College Bears compiled a 31-2 Sarah Ward. Cavs The 25-year-old James and can give him $30 mil- heads a star-studded free lion more than any other From Page B1 agency summer class fea- team in a maximum-length overtime for Canada. It NHL.com increased 31 The interview will air turing Dwyane Wade, Chris deal. Cleveland recently NHL was only the second gold percent, the league said, Friday on CNN's "Larry Bosh, Carlos Boozer and fired coach Mike Brown, medal since 1952 for the with page views up 51 per- King Live," capping the others. James has not given who led the team to 143 From Page B1 hockey-crazed nation. cent. program's 25th anniver- any hints about his plans, wins the past two seasons takes several years for any Televised on NBC, it Corporate sponsors for sary celebration on the saying only that he and his but couldn't get them to the league to recover from was the most-watched the NHL rose 20 percent network. "team" of advisers will finals either year. labor strife, and there were hockey game in the United this year, including new Other than his postgame weigh all the options. James has kept a low pro- a few factors making the States in 30 years, drawing partnerships with Geico, interview, James has not The New York Knicks, file since Cleveland's sea- NHL's return to relevance an average viewership of Starwood Hotels and LG talked to the media since Chicago Bulls and New Jer- son ended. He has not com- even tougher. 27.6 million. Electronics. League rev- the Cavs were eliminated in sey Nets are among a group mented on Brown's firing Most of the NHL's tele- While NHL commis- enues should be up 4 per- the second round of the of teams expected to make a and he did not speak to vision package was moved sioner Gary Bettman cent this year, Bettman playoffs by the Boston strong push for James. reporters when he helped to OLN (now Versus), called the Olympic impact said. Celtics, who then knocked James has spent all seven judge an amateur slam dunk which doesn't have nearly a "mixed bag," players had Sales of merchandise at off Orlando and will meet seasons as a pro with the contest during a public the reach as old partner no doubts about its impor- playoff venues are 10 per- the Los Angeles Lakers in Cavs, who offered him a appearance on Saturday. ESPN. The first two Stan- tance. Burish recalled cent higher than last year, ley Cup finals after the going to a restaurant with and the NHL's online store lockout were Carolina vs. some of the other Black- has seen a 31 percent South Korea, and Ham- much work to do before Edmonton and Anaheim hawks to watch the increase. Soccer burg, Germany, the U.S. the first World Cup match vs. Ottawa, teams that Olympic final, and finding To get an idea of what team is in the countryside between the U.S. and Eng- lacked the big names and it packed with cheering those numbers really From Page B1 for the first World Cup in land since the famous buzz that can attract casual fans. mean, wander through the 5,000 seats on one side. Africa. There are plenty of American upset in 1950. fans and create new ones. "A couple of years ago, United Center, a building Berms topped with palm police with holstered guns "We're trying to jell as a Chicago, home to one of especially here in Chicago, that was practically empty trees wrap the other seg- and bulletproof vests, but team and peak come June the Original Six franchises hockey wasn't relevant. three years ago. Now the ments of the field, and the the show of force thus far 12," Bocanegra said. "The and the country's third- They wouldn't have Blackhawks are the hottest leaves are starting to fade is less than at some previ- thing that sticks out to me largest media market, was cared," Burish said. "And ticket in town, with 101 to brown as autumn ous World Cups. just at the moment is to be a nonentity, mustering a here they are, cheering for straight sellouts dating to approaches winter in the When the U.S. team a bit better defensively and season ticket base of just a game that's not even the the 2007-08 season. Southern Hemisphere. headed to practice here, solid, have a better team 3,400 in 2007. Blackhawks." Almost everyone at This will be the first World motorcycles and police shape from the back The Olympic tourna- That enthusiasm has car- Monday's game wore a Cup south of the equator cars went in front of the towards the front." ment at the 2006 Turin ried over into the playoffs, Blackhawks jersey or T- since 1978 in Argentina. bus, with more security This is the third trip to Games was a yawner, too. where 10 of the first 12 shirt. Not the Hull, Espos- Following a few warm vehicles trailing. State South Africa for many Sweden and Finland series went six games or ito or Chelios sweaters days last week in the Department officials also U.S. players. In November played for the gold medal longer. that used to be the main- Northeast U.S., the Ameri- accompany the team. 2007, the Americans beat while Canada and the NBC averaged 1.89 mil- stays, either. No, most cans found themselves in a "We have tremendous South Africa in an exhibi- United States finished at lion viewers for the first fans, young and old, were quite different climate: confidence in the security tion at Johannesburg's the bottom of the stand- three rounds of the play- decked out in Toews, Kane daytime highs in the 60s around our team," Bradley Ellis Park. Players know it ings. offs, best since 2002. The or Niemi jerseys, young and nighttime lows near said. will take time to adjust to This year, however, the overnight rating for Mon- players who will be the 40. They'll get to experi- The U.S. was here at this altitudes of 4,000 to 6,000 NHL hit the popularity day night's matchup mainstay of the league for ence game conditions Sat- time last year, too, when it feet in the area. jackpot. between Chicago and years to come. urday, when they play Aus- also trained at Pilditch. "I think we're familiar "I think a big part of it Philadelphia was a 4.1, the "It indicates what tralia at Roodepoort, out- The Americans upset with the territory and how was the Olympics," best on record for a Game we've always believed, side Johannesburg, in their European champion Spain things work down here," Philadelphia Flyers for- 2 of the Stanley Cup finals that it's an exciting game last World Cup warmup. at the Confederations Cup, he said. "We still need to ward Daniel Carcillo said. and a 21 percent increase and we just need people World Cup ads are ending the Spaniards' get our feet on the ground "What a tournament that from last year. to recognize it," said everywhere. Salesmen record-tying 35-game here and get going." was. The final game The average overnight Brendan Shanahan, a walk in the middle of unbeaten streak, and then Following the three- brought a lot of hype rating for the first two three-time Stanley Cup streets between cars, took a two-goal lead in and-out flop in Germany around hockey." games is 3.5, the highest champion who is now the hawking jerseys for the their first FIFA outdoor four years ago, players Indeed, hockey at the it's been since 1999 and a NHL's vice president of World Cup teams. Vuvuze- men's final before losing to expect they will advance Vancouver Games couldn't 17 percent improvement hockey and business las — the yard-long horns Brazil 3-2. from a first-round group have gone more perfectly from 2009. development. that are blown in South They headed to South that also includes Slovenia had it been scripted, with Arenas have been filled "Going from a player to African soccer stadiums Africa following a 4-2 loss and Algeria. Canada and the United to 102 percent of capacity, this side, one of the excit- — are omnipresent in store last week to the Czech "We get to challenge States playing for the gold the NHL said, including ing parts for me is just see- windows. Republic and a come- ourselves against the best medal. Sidney Crosby, the the sellout-plus crowd of ing so much potential for After spending two from-behind 2-1 victory in the world," Bocanegra NHL's biggest name along 22,275 for Monday night's the game of hockey," straight World Cups in over Turkey. Based on said. "That's what it's all with Alex Ovechkin, game at the United Center. Shanahan said. "I think urban hotels in Seoul, those two games, there is about down here." scored the winning goal in Unique visitors to we're just getting there."

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Powerball www.portsmouth-dailytimes.com SPORTS Portsmouth Daily Times Wednesday, June 2, 2010 B3 MLB plans ‘stern’ Standings and Leaders MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Gonzalez, TOR 11 Slowey, MIN 6-3 Fielder, MIL .399 Morneau, MIN 11 Talbot, CLE 6-4 Utley, PHL .394 AMERICAN LEAGUE Guillen, K-C 11 16 tied 5 Fukudome, CHC .392 talk with ump who East Division Ortiz, BOS 11 McCann, ATL .389 W L Pct GB Morales, LAA 11 GAMES PITCHED Braun, MIL .387 Tampa Bay 34 18 .654 — Cano, NYY 11 Choate, T-B 27 New York 31 20 .608 2.5 Ohman, BAL 26 RUNS SCORED Toronto 31 22 .585 3.5 RUNS BATTED IN Ray, TEX 26 Kemp, LAD 42 tossed Oswalt Boston 29 23 .558 5 Cabrera, DET 48 Downs, TOR 25 Tulowitzki, COL 39 Baltimore 15 36 .294 18.5 Guerrero, TEX 44 Bard, BOS 25 Braun, MIL 39 Central Division The Associated Press Longoria, T-B 42 Coke, DET 25 Prado, ATL 38 be penalized further after W L Pct GB Rodriguez, NYY 41 Oliver, TEX 24 Phillips, CIN 38 Monday's incident. Minnesota 31 20 .608 — Bautista, TOR 41 Camp, TOR 24 Uggla, FLA 36 Detroit 26 24 .520 4.5 Cano, NYY 40 Francisco, TEX 24 Utley, PHL 35 HOUSTON— A Major Watson says Hohn will Chicago 22 28 .440 8.5 Morales, LAA 39 Feliz, TEX 24 Johnson, ARI 35 Kansas City 21 31 .404 10? Wells, TOR 36 League, SEA 24 Gonzalez, COL 34 League Baseball official get a phone call from Mike Cleveland 18 31 .367 12 Morneau, MIN 36 Ziegler, OAK 24 Reynolds, ARI 33 says umpire Bill Hohn will Port, baseball's vice presi- West Division Cruz, TEX 34 Guerrier, MIN 24 Bay, NYM 33 W L Pct GB Ordonez, DET 34 Wheeler, T-B 24 Upton, ARI 33 be addressed "in a very stern dent in charge of umpires. Oakland 28 24 .538 — Beltre, BOS 34 Texas 26 24 .520 1 Teixeira, NYY 34 SAVES HITS way" after a confrontation After missing the strike Los Angeles 26 27 .491 2.5 Gregg, TOR 14 Prado, ATL 70 with Houston pitcher Roy zone with a pitch against Seattle 19 31 .380 8 STOLEN BASES Soriano, T-B 14 Braun, MIL 63 Davis, OAK 22 Rauch, MIN 13 A. McCutchen, PIT 61 Oswalt led to the ejection of Washington's Josh Willing- Monday's Games Pierre, CHW 19 Feliz, TEX 13 Pujols, STL 60 N.Y. Yankees 11, Cleveland 2 Gardner, NYY 18 Soria, K-C 12 Holliday, STL 59 the Astros' ace. ham, Oswalt looked toward Oakland 4, Detroit 1 Andrus, TEX 18 Papelbon, BOS 12 Kemp, LAD 59 Bob Watson, the vice the first base line and yelled L.A. Angels 7, Kansas City 1 Rios, CHW 16 Bailey, OAK 11 Theriot, CHC 59 Toronto 3, Tampa Bay 2 Podsednik, K-C 16 Aardsma, SEA 11 Sandoval, S-F 58 president in charge of disci- something. Hohn took off Minnesota 5, Seattle 4 Crawford, T-B 16 Valverde, DET 11 Headley, S-D 58 Tuesday's Games Upton, T-B 15 Rivera, NYY 10 Tulowitzki, COL 58 pline, rules and on-field his mask and yelled at Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees, 7:05 p.m. Span, MIN 13 Phillips, CIN 58 operations for MLB, tells Oswalt, who responded, "I Cleveland at Detroit, 7:05 p.m. Suzuki, SEA 13 INNINGS PITCHED Byrd, CHC 58 Tampa Bay at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Romero, TOR 77.1 McGehee, MIL 58 Houston television station ain't talking to you!" Hohn Oakland at Boston, 7:10 p.m. SLUGGING PERCENTAGE Santana, LAA 76.0 L.A. Angels at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. Morneau, MIN .680 Garza, T-B 76.0 BASES ON BALLS KRIV that Oswalt will not then ejected Oswalt. Texas at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. Cabrera, DET .656 Shields, T-B 74.2 Willingham, WAS 39 Minnesota at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Cano, NYY .617 Millwood, BAL 74.0 Pujols, STL 39 Wednesday's Games Bautista, TOR .601 Marcum, TOR 73.0 Jones, ATL 37 Baltimore (Bergesen 3-3) at N.Y. Yankees Wells, TOR .600 Lester, BOS 72.2 Gonzalez, S-D 35 (P.Hughes 6-1), 7:05 p.m. Rios, CHW .590 Verlander, DET 72.0 Fielder, MIL 33 Cleveland (Carmona 4-3) at Detroit Longoria, T-B .581 Hernandez, SEA 72.0 Wright, NYM 32 Blue Jays trade LHP (Galarraga 1-1), 7:05 p.m. Youkilis, BOS .573 Sabathia, NYY 71.1 Utley, PHL 32 Tampa Bay (Price 7-2) at Toronto (Mar- Konerko, CHW .567 Burnett, NYY 71.1 Lee, CHC 31 cum 5-1), 7:07 p.m. Wigginton, BAL .565 Soto, CHC 31 Oakland (Sheets 2-3) at Boston (Mat- STRIKEOUTS Helton, COL 30 suzaka 3-2), 7:10 p.m. ON-BASE PERCENTAGE Romero, TOR 79 Eveland to Pirates L.A. Angels (Kazmir 3-5) at Kansas City Morneau, MIN .493 Lester, BOS 77 DOUBLES (Davies 4-3), 8:10 p.m. Youkilis, BOS .445 Weaver, LAA 74 Werth, PHL 22 Texas (Feldman 2-5) at Chicago White Cabrera, DET .419 Shields, T-B 74 Phillips, CIN 17 The Associated Press during his most recent out- Sox (Floyd 2-5), 8:10 p.m. Markakis, BAL .405 Santana, LAA 68 Byrd, CHC 16 Minnesota (Slowey 6-3) at Seattle (Cl.Lee Cano, NYY .405 Verlander, DET 67 Braun, MIL 16 ing May 22 at Arizona. 3-2), 10:10 p.m. Ordonez, DET .403 Liriano, MIN 66 Soriano, CHC 16 PITTSBURGH — The "I was just hoping some- Thursday's Games Butler, K-C .398 Morrow, TOR 66 Johnson, ARI 16 Baltimore at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. Andrus, TEX .398 Hernandez, SEA 65 Keppinger, HOU 16 Toronto Blue Jays traded body would look at those Cleveland at Detroit, 1:05 p.m. Swisher, NYY .397 Peavy, CHW 62 Dunn, WAS 15 struggling left-handed Oakland at Boston, 1:35 p.m. Barton, OAK .396 Holliday, STL 15 first six games and realize I L.A. Angels at Kansas City, 2:10 p.m. COMPLETE GAMES Prado, ATL 15 pitcher Dana Eveland to the have some potential," Eve- Texas at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. RUNS SCORED Santana, LAA 2 Tulowitzki, COL 15 Minnesota at Seattle, 10:10 p.m. Youkilis, BOS 45 Wilson, TEX 2 Pittsburgh Pirates for a land said. "I'm glad the Hudson, MIN 39 Braden, OAK 2 TRIPLES Crawford, T-B 38 Sabathia, NYY 2 Escobar, MIL 5 minor league reliever on Pirates did." Cano, NYY 37 Romero, TOR 2 Victorino, PHL 5 Tuesday. NATIONAL LEAGUE Bautista, TOR 37 17 tied 1 Morgan, WAS 5 Eveland will not join the East Division Gardner, NYY 36 Stubbs, CIN 4 The 26-year-old Eveland Pirates until Friday. A cor- W L Pct GB Span, MIN 35 SHUTOUTS Drew, ARI 4 Atlanta 29 22 .569 — Longoria, T-B 35 Saunders, LAA 1 Venable, S-D 4 will be joining his fifth responding roster move will Philadelphia 28 22 .560 .5 Damon, DET 35 Pineiro, LAA 1 Reyes, NYM 4 major league team in the Florida 26 26 .500 3.5 Andrus, TEX 35 Romero, TOR 1 Bay, NYM 4 be made when he arrives. New York 26 26 .500 3.5 Morneau, MIN 35 Price, T-B 1 11 tied 3 past five seasons. A former That is expected to be the Washington 26 26 .500 3.5 Braden, OAK 1 draft pick of Milwaukee, he Central Division HITS TOTAL BASES demotion of Brian Burres, W L Pct GB Cano, NYY 73 NATIONAL LEAGUE Pujols, STL 109 was 3-4 with a 6.45 ERA in whom Russell said would Cincinnati 30 22 .577 — Suzuki, SEA 70 LEADERS Kemp, LAD 106 St. Louis 30 22 .577 — Butler, K-C 69 Braun, MIL 105 nine starts this season for Jeter, NYY 67 BATTING Johnson, ARI 101 have his turn in the rotation Chicago 24 28 .462 6 GABR HBA Milwaukee 21 30 .412 8.5 Morneau, MIN 66 Werth, PHL 100 Toronto. skipped this weekend. The Jackson, DET 66 uzman, WAS 45 165 24 54.327 McGehee, MIL 99 Pittsburgh 21 31 .404 9 Prado, ATL 51 217 38 70.323 The Blue Jays designated Houston 17 34 .333 12.5 Young, TEX 64 Dunn, WAS 98 Pirates have scheduled off- Longoria, T-B 64 Freese, STL 48 176 22 56.318 Prado, ATL 97 West Division Beltre, BOS 64 Braun, MIL 49 198 39 63.318 Soriano, CHC 96 Eveland for assignment on days Thursday and Mon- W L Pct GB Cabrera, DET 64 Pujols, STL 51 190 31 60.316 Uggla, FLA 96 May 24, giving them 10 day. San Diego 31 20 .608 — Guerrero, TEX 64 A. McCutchen, PIT 51 195 29 61.313 Phillips, CIN 96 days to make a move with Los Angeles 29 22 .569 2 Tulowitzki, COL 49 186 39 58.312 Ludwick, STL 96 The Pirates would not San Francisco 27 23 .540 3.5 BASES ON BALLS Votto, CIN 46 170 29 53.312 him. commit to Eveland immedi- Colorado 27 24 .529 4 Youkilis, BOS 42 Gonzalez, COL 43 178 34 55.309 EARNED RUN AVERAGE Arizona 20 32 .385 11.5 Morneau, MIN 41 Zimmerman, WAS 44 156 29 48.308 Jimenez, COL 0.78 "He's had success at vari- ately joining the rotation. Barton, OAK 36 Garcia, STL 1.32 ous points as a major league Monday's Games Bautista, TOR 33 HOME RUNS Halladay, PHL 1.99 Huntington said "a more Atlanta 9, Philadelphia 3 Teixeira, NYY 32 Hart, MIL 13 Hernandez, WAS 2.15 starting pitcher," Pirates probable role would be out Florida 13, Milwaukee 5 Figgins, SEA 32 Uggla, FLA 12 Garland, S-D 2.15 Pittsburgh 2, Chicago Cubs 1 Markakis, BAL 32 Johnson, ARI 12 Johnson, FLA 2.19 general manager Neal of the bullpen for an outing Washington 14, Houston 4 Choo, CLE 30 Pujols, STL 12 Hudson, ATL 2.24 Huntington said. "Our Colorado 4, San Francisco 0 Damon, DET 29 Reynolds, ARI 12 Wainwright, STL 2.28 or two and into the rotation St. Louis 12, Cincinnati 4 Pena, T-B 29 Rolen, CIN 11 Leake, CIN 2.45 Zimmerman, WAS 11 scouts like his stuff pack- L.A. Dodgers 5, Arizona 4 Cain, S-F 2.50 from there." Ethier, LAD 11 San Diego 18, N.Y. Mets 6 DOUBLES age, and he represents a "It's really a fringe to an Morneau, MIN 18 Barajas, NYM 11 WON-LOST Tuesday's Games 6 tied 10 probable upgrade over our average package of stuff, Chicago Cubs at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Wells, TOR 18 Jimenez, COL 10-1 Milwaukee at Florida, 7:10 p.m. F. Lewis, TOR 18 Silva, CHC 7-0 current rotation and pro- Longoria, T-B 17 RUNS BATTED IN Pelfrey, NYM 7-1 with the curveball and the Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. McGehee, MIL 41 Washington at Houston, 8:05 p.m. Gonzalez, TOR 16 Halladay, PHL 7-3 vides us with another start- Callaspo, K-C 16 Young, ARI 39 Clippard, WAS 7-3 slider, he throws a solid Cincinnati at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Cano, NYY 16 Reynolds, ARI 39 Wainwright, STL 7-3 ing pitching depth option." N.Y. Mets at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. changeup," Huntington Abreu, LAA 16 Cantu, FLA 39 Lowe, ATL 7-4 Toronto acquired 23- said. "He's like a typical Arizona at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Cabrera, DET 16 Pujols, STL 39 Carpenter, STL 6-1 Colorado at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Crawford, T-B 15 Ethier, LAD 38 Billingsley, LAD 6-2 year-old righty Ronald left-handed starter — not Wednesday's Games Butler, K-C 15 Heyward, ATL 38 Zito, S-F 6-2 Uviedo from the Pirates. He Philadelphia (K.Kendrick 3-2) at Atlanta Inge, DET 15 Glaus, ATL 37 Garland, S-D 6-2 overpowering but he can (D.Lowe 7-4), 1:05 p.m. Pedroia, BOS 15 Willingham, WAS 35 was 0-2 with a 3.22 ERA in mix and match his pitches, Arizona (E.Jackson 3-6) at L.A. Dodgers DeJesus, K-C 15 Wright, NYM 34 GAMES PITCHED (Monasterios 2-0), 3:10 p.m. Gomes, CIN 34 Feliciano, NYM 30 16 relief appearances for and we like his ability to get N.Y. Mets (J.Santana 4-2) at San Diego TRIPLES Nieve, NYM 28 Double-A Altoona, holding (Richard 4-3), 6:35 p.m. Crawford, T-B 4 STOLEN BASES Masset, CIN 28 groundballs." Chicago Cubs (Zambrano 1-3) at Pitts- Span, MIN 3 Bourn, HOU 17 Troncoso, LAD 27 opponents to a .165 average The Pirates recently burgh (Duke 3-5), 7:05 p.m. Jackson, DET 3 A. McCutchen, PIT 12 Marshall, CHC 27 Milwaukee (Gallardo 5-2) at Florida (Vol- Jones, BAL 3 Venable, S-D 12 Cordero, CIN 27 off of him. placed struggling starter stad 3-6), 7:10 p.m. Youkilis, BOS 3 Reyes, NYM 12 Clippard, WAS 26 Victorino, PHL 11 Washington (Lannan 2-2) at Houston Cuddyer, MIN 3 Moylan, ATL 26 Eveland is 16-21 with a Charlie Morton on the dis- Braun, MIL 11 (W.Rodriguez 2-7), 8:05 p.m. Maier, K-C 3 Coffey, MIL 26 Morgan, WAS 11 5.66 ERA in 92 career abled list, and Jeff Karstens Cincinnati (LeCure 1-0) at St. Louis (Car- 24 tied 2 Reyes, STL 25 Stubbs, CIN 11 O'Flaherty, ATL 25 games (53 starts) with the penter 6-1), 8:15 p.m. Headley, S-D 9 replaced him — at least Colorado (Francis 1-1) at San Francisco TOTAL BASES Villanueva, MIL 25 Cano, NYY 124 Pagan, NYM 9 Brewers, Diamondbacks, temporarily — in the rota- (Cain 3-4), 10:15 p.m. Theriot, CHC 9 Thursday's Games Cabrera, DET 122 SAVES Wells, TOR 120 Wright, NYM 9 Capps, WAS 17 Athletics and Blue Jays. His tion. The Pirates haven't Washington at Houston, 2:05 p.m. Morneau, MIN 119 Cordero, CIN 15 Milwaukee at Florida, 7:10 p.m. only full season as a starter announced who will start Longoria, T-B 115 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE Bell, S-D 14 was in 2008 with Oakland, Atlanta at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. Bautista, TOR 110 Zimmerman, WAS.603 Broxton, LAD 13 for them Sunday against Guerrero, TEX 108 Soriano, CHC .589 Wilson, S-F 12 when he went 9-9 with a San Francisco. Eveland said AMERICAN LEAGUE Gonzalez, TOR 105 Werth, PHL .578 Marmol, CHC 11 LEADERS Callaspo, K-C 102 Hart, MIL .578 Lindstrom, HOU 11 4.34 ERA in 29 starts. he felt he was able to do so, Rios, CHW 102 Heyward, ATL .578 Dotel, PIT 11 BATTING Pujols, STL .574 "He's been successful in GABR HBA Nunez, FLA 10 if asked. EARNED RUN AVERAGE Johnson, ARI .567 Franklin, STL 10 Morneau, MIN 49 175 35 66.377 Votto, CIN .553 his career, and it's going to "I'm really excited to get Cano, NYY 51 201 37 73.363 Niemann, T-B 2.37 Fister, SEA 2.45 Rolen, CIN .549 INNINGS PITCHED be a guy we'd like to bring Cabrera, DET 48 186 33 64.344 Dunn, WAS .547 back out on the mound," Butler, K-C 52 202 27 69.342 Pettitte, NYY 2.48 Halladay, PHL 86.0 Price, T-B 2.57 Jimenez, COL 80.1 in and see what we've got Eveland said. "I wasn't sur- Suzuki, SEA 50 206 24 70.340 ON-BASE PERCENTAGE Beltre, BOS 50 191 21 64.335 Marcum, TOR 2.59 Wainwright, STL 79.0 and see where we go from Hughes, NYY 2.70 Willingham, WAS .438 Dempster, CHC 77.1 prised. I'm more excited Guerrero, TEX 49 193 29 64.332 Pujols, STL .430 Jackson, DET 48 200 33 66.330 Buchholz, BOS 2.73 Haren, ARI 74.0 there," Pirates manager than anything." Lester, BOS 2.97 Heyward, ATL .410 Carpenter, STL 73.2 Longoria, T-B 51 198 35 64.323 Votto, CIN .408 John Russell said. Mauer, MIN 43 159 25 51.321 Weaver, LAA 3.01 Lincecum, S-F 71.2 In other Pirates news, Garza, T-B 3.08 Jones, ATL .401 Santana, NYM 71.1 After starting this season Huntington and Russell HOME RUNS with 11 1-3 scoreless Bautista, TOR 16 WON-LOST confirmed that reliever Jack Cabrera, DET 14 Pettitte, NYY 7-1 innings, Eveland lost his Taschner is due to be acti- Konerko, CHW 14 Price, T-B 7-2 Wigginton, BAL 13 Buchholz, BOS 7-3 past three starts. He allowed vated from the disabled list Wells, TOR 13 Hughes, NYY 6-1 eight runs in 1 1-3 innings Guerrero, TEX 12 Blackburn, MIN 6-1 soon, perhaps Wednesday. Rios, CHW 11 Burnett, NYY 6-2 Lester, BOS 6-2 Is your Insurance Agent there for You? The Times E-edition Everythingcover to cover for 25 cents daily on your computer. www.portsmouth-dailytimes.com The Carter Agency 354-5205

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It’s a stressful time for these fathers may be even more seemed very pleasant. In fact, Columnists now walk only short dis- all. Here’s a quiz aimed at help- motivated than the average our lease states it has to stay tances and is on disability. ing dads adjust. father from a two-parent home quiet. June is National Scleroder- 1. The mother always should to give his own child an experi- When we were choosing ma Awareness Month. Scle- step in to help when the dad is that count in those crucial early ence different from his. He’s the place, I informed the landlord lied? This sort of roderma affects more than having trouble with baby stuff. days. often determined not to miss a landlord that I do not like thing has happened to us 300,000 Americans and is TRUE ( ) FALSE ( ) 2. FALSE. The father is enti- minute of it. dogs and cannot tolerate more than once. Why do more common in women 2. The best way for the father tled to teach the baby in his 7. TRUE. By the time a child barking. He neglected to tell some landlords think they than men. Its onset is typical- to bond with the baby is to try own way and with his own is preschool age, if dads don’t us that there are several dogs have to lie to get people to ly between the ages of 25 and to act as much like the mother care for “kiddie” activities, style. He can let the baby feel in the other duplexes and let rent from them? — Peeved in 55. The disease affects chil- as possible. there is nothing wrong with his beard and get used to his us move in while withholding Columbia, Mo. dren, too. There is no known TRUE ( ) FALSE ( ) doing grown-up things, as long voice as he reads her to sleep, this information. He refuses Dear Peeved: Every state 3. Family leave is not sup- as he engages the child and cause or cure, and few treat- he can bounce the baby on his to tell the dog owners to put is different, but in most ments are available. In many posed to be just for mothers. knee, he can look into her eyes talks about what he is doing. shock collars on their dogs or instances, even if the lease cases, it can be fatal. TRUE ( ) FALSE ( ) and laugh. Anything that helps The emphasis continues to be otherwise keep them quiet. I says something about noise, 4. The stereotype of fathers forge their unique relationship on spending time together. My mother joined a sup- cannot even go to my mail- it is not as inclusive as you being less protective of toddlers is fine. What you do isn’t so important. port group through the Scle- may believe. If the landlord is generally true. 3. TRUE. The 1993 Family If you answered five of the box without one of these roderma Foundation, and the actually told you that there TRUE ( ) FALSE ( ) and Medical Leave Act is a seven questions correctly, you dogs barking at me. friends she made there 5. Moms have the greater great boon to fathers who work are more informed than most My question is, can we get are no dogs in the neighbor- changed her outlook on life. I role in shaping the vocabulary for a company with more than on this subject. out of our lease because the hood, you may have am proud of the inspiration of 2-year-olds, who tend to 50 employees, as it provides grounds to ask a judge to let she has been to others. Every ignore dads. for up to 12 weeks of unpaid you out of the lease. But if year, the Scleroderma Foun- TRUE ( ) FALSE ( ) leave per year for family rea- CryptoQuote the landlord made no spe- dation raises more than $1 6. Men raised without fathers sons. Not too many fathers are cific mention of dogs, you million toward finding the AXYDLBAAXR are likely stuck. However, cause of and cure for this have no chance of bonding with taking advantage of this legis- is LONGFELLOW their own kids. lation. please note that in order to disease. If you could help One letter stands for another. In this sample, A is used for the TRUE ( ) FALSE ( ) 4. TRUE. Not only are they get out of the lease, you will your readers become aware three L’s, X for the two O’s, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the 7. Dads and preschoolers less protective, but according to need to file a lawsuit. of the effects of scleroderma, both can benefit from “alone a study, the way fathers back length and formation of the words are all hints. Decide what it’s worth to many might receive an earli- time” together. off actually gives toddlers the Each day the code letters are different. you. er diagnosis, and it could TRUE ( ) FALSE ( ) motivation to be more Dear Annie: Seven years save lives. Thank you. — ANSWERS: exploratory, activating that sort ago, my mother was diag- E.C., Boston 1. FALSE. While the moth- of behavior. V H M T H G K H E D H M W F D Q S H V N D nosed with scleroderma, an Dear E.C.: We appreciate er’s instinct may be to jump in 5. FALSE. Not at all — in autoimmune connective tis- the opportunity to mention and rescue the dad from failure, fact, even though they may be sue disorder that literally the Scleroderma Foundation there is much to be said for a around less, fathers can have a Q D W B D D E N U I K M I E V means “hard skin.” and the work they do. Inter- little restraint. Men with fragile great influence on the vocabu- Mom first noticed that the ested readers can contact egos need them boosted at this lary of the average 2-year-old. skin on her fingers and face them at 1-800-722-HOPE (1- stage so they don’t just give up A study showed that because I T T U L G K H M F L D E W . — A H L S U F E was becoming thick and hard. 800-722-4673) (scleroder- and let the “expert” do it. So, dads were using different words Then her physical appearance ma.org). even if they don’t do the job and numbers of words when began to change. 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Pools / Spas 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals Ellis Pools SHERIFFʼS SALE OF 800-910-4249 12 Yrs. Experience REAL ESTATE Attorney For all pool needs CHASE HOME Adv. May 5, 12, 19, 740-372-3736 FINANCE, LLC. The State of Ohio, 25, June 2, 2010 Plaintiff Scioto County. NEED SOME 100 Legals vs. PNC Bank, NA Plaintiff 200 Announcements The Green Local WOODFORD Board of Education PATTON, ET AL vs. is accepting a letter of Defendant Notices interest and resume MARILYN M. EL- for the open board No. 08-CIE-120 Special DRIDGE ET AL member position. Doc- Defendant Meeting uments need to be In pursuance of an Lucasville sent to Ronald Lind- ALIAS Order of Sale No. 09-CIE-181 Lodge #465 sey, Superintendent by issued in the above EXTRA MONEY. F&AM Thurs. June noon on June 3, 2010. entitled action, I will In pursuance of an 3rd 7:30 pm Address is 4070 Gallia offer for sale at public ALIAS Order of Sale F.C. Degree Pike Franklin Furnace, auction, at the door of issued in the above Tim Allen W.M. OH 45629. the Court House in entitled action, I will Adv. May 23, 26, 30, Portsmouth, Ohio, in offer for sale at public June 2, 2010 the above named auction, at the door of County, on Wednes- the Court House in 300 Services day, the 16th day of Portsmouth, Ohio, in SHERIFFʼS SALE OF June, 2010, at 1:00 the above named REAL ESTATE oʼclock P.M., the fol- County, on Wednes- 400 lowing described real Phone day, the 9th day of Financial The State of Ohio, estate, situate in the June, 2010, at 1:00 Scioto County. County of Scioto and oʼclock P.M., the fol- described real estate THE HUNTINGTON lowing described real 500 Education in the County of Scioto estate, situate in the NATIONAL BANK and State of Ohio, and County of Scioto and Plaintiff in the City of State of Ohio, and in Portsmouth to-wit: the Township of Clay, 600 Animals vs. to-wit: Situated in the City of ROBERT DOUGLAS Portsmouth, County of LEGAL DESCRIP- ADKINS AKA Scioto and State of 740-353-3101 700 TION Agriculture ROBERT D. ADKINS, Ohio: EXHIBIT A ET AL Defendant Lot Number Eight (80) Situated in the County 900 of the Board of Trade of Scioto, in the State Merchandise No. 09-CIE-308 Addition to said City as of Ohio, and in the said lot is known and In pursuance of an Township of Clay, to- Bargain Basement designated and de- wit: Order of Sale issued in scribed by said num- Free to a good the above entitled ac- ber on the plat of said Situate in the Town- tion, I will offer for sale Addition recorded in Ask for circulation home 1/2 Lab pup- ship of Clay, in the at public auction, at Book 2, Scioto County, pies all black If inter- the door of the Court County of Scioto and ested Call Record of Plats. State of Ohio, Being House in Portsmouth, 740-357-9146 part of the Southeast Ohio, in the above Said premises fronting Quarter of the South- named County, on twenty four feet and Recreational west Quarter of Sec- 1000 Wednesday, the 7th nine inches (24ʼ 9”) on tion 34, Township 2, Vehicles day of July, 201, at the south side of Range 21, described 1:00 oʼclock P.M., the Robinson Avenue and as follows: following described extending back of uni- and become a real estate, situate in 2000 form width one hun- Beginning at a stake in Automotive the County of Scioto dred forty eight feet the Southerly side of and State of Ohio, and and five inches (148ʼ the Heuter Hollow in the City of 5”) to an alley in the Real Estate Road, which bears 3000 Portsmouth to-wit: rear. North 73 1/2 00 min- Sales utes East a distance of Legal Description PROPERTY 53 feet from the Exhibit A ADDRESS: Alonzo Hill-Thomas Real Estate 1822 Robinson Av- Portsmouth Daily 3500 McManus property Rentals Situated in the City of enue line; Portsmouth, County of Portsmouth, Ohio Scioto and State of Thence South 17 1/2 Houses For Rent Ohio: Being Lot Num- PROPERTY 00 minutes East a dis- ber 49 in the Trailton OWNERS: tance of 417.00 feet, Trailer for Rent Addition to said City, Leota Patton passing through a Northwest Schools as said Lot is shown property line well at Call 259-6270 and designated on the PRIOR DEED REF- 37.3 feet from the duly recorded plat of ERENCE: Volume Times road; Manufactured said Addition. Subject 933, Page 409 4000 to Easements of Housing Thence North 73 1/2 Record. PPN# 321463000 East a distance of 54 feet; PPN: 290326000 * Said Premises Street Address: 5000 Resort Property Located at 1822 Thence North 17 1/2 2121 Argonne Road, Robinson Avenue, 00 minutes West a dis- Portsmouth, OH Portsmouth, OH tance of 417 feet to 45662 45662 newspaper carrier. the edge of said road; 6000 Employment PARCEL NUMBER: * Said Premises 32-1463 Thence South 73 1/2 Located at 00 minutes West 54 Help Wanted - 2121 Argonne Road, * Said Premises Ap- feet to the beginning, General Portsmouth, OH praised at $ Twenty containing 0.517 of an 45662 Four Thousand Dollars acre, more or less. Local Construction PARCEL NUMBER: ($24,000.00) and can- Company hiring ex- 29-0326 not be sold for less (Motor Routes Available Also) PPN: 050674000 perienced residential than two-thirds of that Street Address: and commercial Es- * Said Premises amount. 3828 Heuter Hollow timators, Secretary. Appraised at $ Thirty Road, Portsmouth, OH Honesty, depend- Thousand Dollars TERMS OF SALE: ($30,000.00) and can- 45662 ability and travel a TEN PERCENT (10%) not be sold for less CASH IN HAND ON must. Call 740-303- than two-thirds of that * Said Premises Lo- 4201 for more infor- DAY OF SALE WITH cated at amount. BALANCE TO BE mation. 3828 Heuter Hollow PAID UPON DELIV- Road , TERMS OF SALE: ERY OF DEED. THIS TEN PERCENT (10%) Portsmouth, OH Server SHERIFFʼS SALE OP- 45662 CASH IN HAND ON ERATES UNDER THE PARCEL NUMBER: DAY OF SALE WITH DOCTRINE OF Part Time Positons 05-0674 BALANCE TO BE CAVEAT EMPTOR. PAID UPON DELIV- THE SCIOTO Minimum Bid Set at Submit Resumes or ERY OF DEED. THIS COUNTY SHERIFF $23,000.00 (Twenty apply at: SHERIFFʼS SALE OP- MAKES NO GUARAN- Three Thousand Dol- ERATES UNDER THE TEE AS TO STATUS lars) Apply at DOCTRINE OF OF TITLE PRIOR TO Hill View CAVEAT EMPTOR. SALE. TERMS OF SALE: 1610 28th Street THE SCIOTO COUNTY SHERIFF TEN PERCENT (10%) Portsmouth, Ohio Marty V. Donini CASH IN HAND ON MAKES NO GUARAN- Sheriff or e-mail at TEE AS TO STATUS DAY OF SALE WITH cindym@ Scioto County, OH BALANCE TO BE OF TITLE PRIOR TO Reimer Arnovitz hillviewretirement.or PAID UPON DELIV- SALE. Chernek & Jeffrey ERY OF DEED. THIS g 330-425-4201 SHERIFFʼS SALE OP- E.O.E. Marty V. Donini Attorney ERATES UNDER THE Sheriff Adv. May 12, 16, 26, DOCTRINE OF Scioto County, OH June 2, 9, 2010 Service / Bus. CAVEAT EMPTOR. 9000 Weltman Weinberg & THE SCIOTO Directory Reis Co. COUNTY SHERIFF 800-910-4249 MAKES NO GUARAN- Attorney TEE AS TO STATUS Misellaneous Adv. June 2, 9, 16, 23, SHERIFFʼS SALE OF OF TITLE PRIOR TO 30, 2010 Pressure Washing REAL ESTATE SALE. residential or com- mercial, low rates, The State of Ohio, Marty V. Donini SHERIFFʼS SALE OF free estimates 456- Scioto County. Sheriff REAL ESTATE Scioto County, OH 8750 CITIMORTGAGE, Weltman, Weinberg & The State of Ohio, INC. Reis Scioto County. Portsmouth Daily Times Wednesday, June 2, 2010 B7

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100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals Plaintiff Wednesday, the 9th Tammy Hambrick, SHERIFFʼS SALE OF acre tract; thence Order of Sale issued in No. 09-CIE-295 day of June, 2010. at husband and wife, by REAL ESTATE CHRISTY FOOS, ET North 67 deg. 21 min. the above entitled ac- In pursuance of an vs. 1:00 oʼclock P.M., the deed dated May 1, AL East 394.05 feet to an tion, I will offer for sale Order of Sale issued in In pursuance of an following described 2009, recorded in Offi- The State of Ohio, Defendant iron pipe thence South at public auction, at the above entitled ac- VICTOR C. KING, ALIAS Order of Sale real estate, situate in cial Record Volume Scioto County. 40 deg. 12 min. East the door of the Court tion, I will offer for sale ET AL issued in the above the County of Scioto 210, Page 313, No. 08-CIE-296 252.48 feet to an iron House in Portsmouth, at public auction, at Defendant entitled action, I will and State of Ohio, and Recorderʼs Office, PNC BANK, pipe, thence South 49 Ohio, in the above the door of the Court offer for sale at public in the Township of Scioto County, Ohio. NATIONAL In pursuance of an deg. 07 min. West named County, on House in Portsmouth, No. 09-CIE-238 auction, at the door of Porter to-wit: ASSOCIATION ALIAS Order of Sale 420.52 feet to an iron Wednesday, the 16th Ohio, in the above the Court House in EXHIBIT “B” Plaintiff issued in the above pipe, thence North 46 day of June, 2010, at named County, on In pursuance of an Portsmouth, Ohio, in EXHIBIT “A” entitled action, I will deg. 51 min. West 1:00 oʼclock P.M., the Wednesday, the 16th ALIAS Order of Sale the above named Subject however, to vs. offer for sale at public 50.27 feet to an iron following described day of June, 2010 at issued in the above County, on Wedesn- Situate in the Town- the following restric- auction, at the door of pipe, thence North 49 real estate, situate in 1:00 oʼclock P.M., the entitled action, I will day, the 9th day of ship of Porter, County tions and conditions GERALDINE SARA- the Court House in deg. 07 min. East the County of Scioto following described offer for sale at public June, 2010, at 1:00 of Scioto, State of which shall run with JLIC, ET AL Portsmouth, Ohio, in 376.41 feet to an iron and State of Ohio, and real estate, situate in auction, at the door of oʼclock P.M., the fol- Ohio. Being a part of the land hereby con- Defendant the above named pipe thence North 40 in the Township of the County of Scioto the Court House in lowing described real the Northwest Quarter veyed and be binding County, on Wednes- deg. 12 min. West Green to-wit: and State of Ohio, and Portsmouth, Ohio. in estate, situate in the of Section 11, T-2-N, upon the grantees No. 10-CIE-058 day, the 9th day of 166.48 feet to an iron in the City of the above named County of Scioto and R-20-W. Being also a herein, their heirs and June, 2010, at 1:00 pipe, thence South 67 Situated in the French Portsmouth to-wit: County, on Wednes- State of Ohio, and in part of Sheila Ann assigns, with the right In pursuance of an oʼclock P.M., the fol- deg. 21 min. West Land Grants Lot #2, day, the 16th day of the Township of Porter Langʼs Tract #6 in in the grantors, their Order of Sale issued in lowing described real 341.14 feet to an iron Green Township, Legal Description June, 2010, at 1:00 to-wit: Deed Book Volume heirs and assigns, to the above entitled ac- estate, situate in the pipe, thence South 37 Scioto County Ohio oʼclock P.M., the fol- 903, Pages 783 - 785 enforce said restric- tion, I will offer for sale County of Scioto and deg. 18 min. West and also being the Situate in the City of lowing described real Being parts of Lots (Parcel #17- tions and conditions at at public auction, at State of Ohio, and in 343.10 feet to an iron northerly part of the Portsmouth, County of estate, situate in the Nos. 19 and 20 in The 0439.000). (Note: See any time. the door of the Court the Township of Green pipe in the northerly two tracts of Arthur Scioto, and State of County of Scioto and Glenwood Allotment a Volume 965, Page House in Portsmouth, to-wit: right of way line of Old and Bonnie Dillon as Ohio: State of Ohio, and in shown in Volume 2, 112, Affidavit and 1. No lot or lots on this Ohio, in the above U S Route No. 52, described in Deed Vol. the Township of Harri- Page 159 of the record Death Certificate) and land shall be used for named County, on Situated in Green thence with the 806, Page 569 of the A lot beginning at a son to-wit: of plats of Scioto being more particularly any purpose other Wednesday, the 7th Township, County of northerly right of way Scioto County Deed stake in the north line County, City of Wheel- described as follows: than single family resi- day of July, 2010, at Scioto, in the State of line of Old 52 Route Records and more of Fifth Street and forty Situate in the County ersburg and State of dential purpose. 1:00 oʼclock P.M., the Ohio, and bounded No. 52, North 60 deg. particularly described (40) foot west of the of Scioto and in the Ohio, more particularly Commencing at a following described and described as fol- West 50.41 feet to the as follows: west line of the E.M. State of Ohio and in described as follows: point in the center of 2. The minimum size real state, situate in lows: place of beginning . Lodwick Addition to the Township of Harri- Beginning at an iron Weidner Road (T-318) of said family dwelling the County of Scioto Beginning at a 1/2” the said City of son: pipe at the Southeast at a distance of erected on this land and State of Ohio, and Situate in French Being the same prem- rebar set at the north- Portsmouth , Ohio; corner of Lot No. 19 of 1525.15ʼ east of the in- shall not be less than in the Township of Grant Lot No. 3, Green ises as conveyed by east corner of Lot 17 thence west with the FIRST TRACT: Being said Glenwood Allot- tersection of Weidner sixteen hundred Clay, to-wit: Township, Scioto deed from Roger D. and the south line of north line of Fifth a part of the Northeast ment, said corner Road and Lang (1,600) square feet ex- County, and being a Besco and Brenda Jane Street of the Street, thirty-nine and Quarter of Section 34, being the intersection Slocum Road; said clusive of garage, car Situated in the State of part of a 18.38 acre Besco husband wife, Blanton Subdivision four-tenth (39 4/10) Township 3, Range 20. of the West line of point being the north- ports, basements, Ohio, County of Scioto tract conveyed to Myr- to Meredith R. (Plat Volume 5, Page feet; thence north with Beginning at a con- Ridgeway Road and east corner of the and/or breezeways. and in the Township of tle Richendollar, a Stormes and Sally L. 13) a line parallel to the crete monument in the the North line of Lick Wayne Humble 1.043 Clay. widow to Lewis B. Al- Stormes, husband and said west line of the west line of Central Run-Lyra Road; acre tract; thence with 3. The minimum build- bert and Euxine E. Al- wife, by deed dated Thence South 21 de- E.M. Lodwick Addition Avenue and being the Thence with the North the east line of the ing shall be twenty-five Situated in the N.W. bert, husband and June 21, 1997, as grees 08 minutes 00 111 feet and 9 inches, northerly angle point of line of the Lick Run - Wayne Humble tract; (25) feet from the 1/4 Section 33, Town- wife, by deed dated recorded in Deed seconds East for a dis- to an alley in the rear Lot 7 of the Fair Oaks Lyra Road and the S. 03˚ 58ʼ 56” W, a dis- right-of-way for all lots. ship 2, Range 21, Clay August 9, 1963 and Book 695, Page 77, tance of 155.00 feet thereof; thence west Subdivision No. 1; South line of Lot No. tance of 226.96ʼ to an At no time will any res- Township, Scioto recorded in Deed Deed Records of with the east line of with the south line of thence N. 9 deg. E. 19, N. 34˚ 15ʼ W. existing 5/8” X 30” idence or structure be County, Ohio, and Book 531, Page 540, Lawrence County the Blanton Subdivi- said alley 39 4/10 feet; along the west line of 113.55 feet to an iron w/cap set by John El- built closer than ten being a part of a 0.50 Scioto County, Ohio, Ohio. being the last sion to a 1/4” rebar set thence south on a line Central Avenue 50 feet pipe, passing the swick at the southeast (10) feet from any acre tract conveyed by Record of Deeds, and source of title. with plastic cap parallel with the west to an iron pin; thence Southwest corner of corner of the Humble property side line. Fred Carver, et us to said tract being Lot stamped G.H. Smith line of said E.M. Lod- with a radius of 50 feet Lot No. 19 at 100 feet, tract at the TRUE Randall Clevenger by No. 3 of Mi-Lew pro- * Said Premises Lo- S-5888. wick Addition 111 feet and a chord of 58.5 said iron pipe being in POINT OF BEGIN- 4. No noxious or offen- deed dated February posed subdivision and cated at and 9 inches to the feet, more or less, the South line of Lot NING; thence by three sive trade or activity 16, 1972 and recorded being described more 109 Mi Lew Drive, Thence North 67 de- place of beginning. southwesterly through No. 20; Thence new division lines shall be carried on in Deed Book 627, particularly as follows. Ironton, OH 45638 grees 37 minutes 40 an angle of 67 deg. 33 through Lot No. 20, N. through the Sheila upon any lot not shall page 452, Scioto PARCEL NUMBER: seconds East for a dis- * Said Premises Lo- min. with an apex or 27˚ 30ʼ East 120.98 Lang Tract #6 (Volume anything be done County, Ohio, Record Commencing at a con- 06-1241 tance of 173.29 feet to cated at point of rotation at the feet to an iron pipe; 965, Page 112); S. 07˚ thereon which may or of Deeds; said tract crete monument North a new line of division 1525 Fifth Street, place of beginning of Thence through Lot 28ʼ 21” W., a distance shall become an an- being described more 37 deg. 18 min. East * Said premises through the property of Portsmouth, OH this description to an Nos. 20 and 19, S. 52˚ of 450.00ʼ to a 5/8” x noyance or nuisance, particularly as follows: 42 feet from the Appraised at $ One the aforementioned 45662 iron pin in the line be- 57ʼ E. 101.39 feet to 30” rebar w/cap (set); and without limitations Southeast corner of Hundred Thousand Arthur Dillon to an- PARCEL NUMBER: tween Lot 3 and Lot 4 an iron pipe in East thence N. 86˚ 01ʼ 04” of the generally of the Beginning at an iron Martha Deerfield 2.25 Dollars ($100,000.00) other set of rebar with 32-0619 of the Fair Oaks Sub- property line of Lot No. W., a distance of foregoing, no lot may pin in the south line of acre tract as said tract and cannot be sold for cap. division No. 2; thence 19 and the iron pipe in 193.90ʼ to a 5/8” X 30” be used for the un- High Street at the is recorded in Deed less than two-thirds of * Said Premises Ap- S 76 deg 33 min E 50 East property line of rebar w/cap (set); sightly storage of vehi- northwest corner of Book 511, Page 9, that amount. Thence North 21 de- praised at $ Sixty feet to the place of be- Lot No. 19 and the thence N. 07˚ 28ʼ 21” cles or equipment, any said 0.50 acre tract, Scioto County, Ohio, grees 06 minutes 00 Thousand Dollars ginning, containing West line of Ridgeway E., a distance of unsightly equipment also being the north- Record of Deeds, said TERMS OF SALE: seconds West for a ($60,000.00) and can- 0.07 acre, more or Road, (passing a point 349.81ʼ to a 5/8” X 30” and non-operative ve- east corner of R.D. point being in the TEN PERCENT (10%) distance of 75.58 feet not be sold for less less. in the West line of Lot rebar w/cap (set) at hicles shall not be Book 0.36 acre tract Northerly right of way CASH IN HAND ON with the West line of than two-thirds of that No. 19 at 12.02 feet); the southeast corner parked in or adjacent as said tract is line of Old US Route DAY OF SALE WITH Back Road to another amount. The above described Thence with the East of the Ray G. Fannin to any lot for any pe- recorded in Deed No. 52, thence with BALANCE TO BE rebar set with cap. tract is a portion of va- line of Lot No. 19 and 0.6082 acre tract (Offi- riod longer than Book 421, page 607, the Easterly line of PAID UPON DELIV- TERMS OF SALE: cated Locust Court as the West line of Ridge- cial Record 44, Page twenty-four (24) hours. Scioto County, Ohio, said 2. 25 acre tract, ERY OF DEED. THIS Thence North 11 de- TEN PERCENT (10%) shown and designated way Road, S., 27˚ 30ʼ 607); thence with the Trucks larger than one Record of Deeds; North 37 deg. 18 min. SHERIFFʼS SALE OP- grees 44 minutes 00 CASH IN HAND ON on the duly recorded W., 157.75 feet to the east line of the Fannin ton, semi-trailers are thence from the said East 361 88 feet to a ERATES UNDER THE seconds West for a DAY OF SALE WITH plat of Fair Oaks Sub- place of beginning. tract; N. 03˚ 58ʼ 56” E., not permitted to be beginning corner and corner stone at the DOCTRINE OF distance of 99.68 feet BALANCE TO BE division No. 2. a distance of 100.00ʼ parked or stored in the with the west line of northeast corner of CAVEAT EMPTOR. continuing with the PAID UPON DELIV- PROPERTY AD- to an existing 5/8” X development or along said 0.50 acre tract, said 2.25 acre tract, THE SCIOTO west line of Back Road ERY OF DEED. THIS SECOND TRACT: DRESS: 30” rebar w/cap set by street. Lots shall be being the east line of thence with the COUNTY SHERIFF to another rebar set SHERIFFʼS SALE OP- Being Lot Number 1959 Lick Run Lyra John Elswick at the used for refuse or junk R.D. Book 0.36 acre Northerly line of said MAKES NO GUARAN- with cap in the South ERATES UNDER THE Four (No. 4) of the Fair Road southwest corner of storage. tract, south 2˚ 07ʼ 2.25 acre tract, North TEE AS TO STATUS line of Jane Street. DOCTRINE OF Oaks Subdivision No. Wheelersburg, Ohio the Wayne Humble West 70 feet to an iron 52 deg. 29 min. West OF TITLE PRIOR TO CAVEAT EMPTOR. 2 as said lot is shown tract; thence with the 5. Satellite dishes pin; thence south line 109 41 feet to a corner SALE. Thence South 62 de- THE SCIOTO and designated on the PROPERTY OWN- south line of the Hum- must not be more than of High Street; thence stone at the Northwest grees 02 minutes 50 COUNTY SHERIFF plat of said Subdivi- ERS: ble tract; S. 86˚ 01ʼ 04” three (3) feet in diame- with the south line of corner of said 2.25 Marty V. Donini seconds West for a MAKES NO GUARAN- sion duly recorded in Marvin Roof and Lisa E., a distance of ter, and six (6) feet in High Street, North 86˚ acre tract; said point Sheriff distance of 190.92 feet TEE AS TO STATUS Plat Book 6, Pages 41, M. Roof aka Lisa Roof 200.00ʼ to the POINT height and cannot be 53; West 133.10 feet being in the line be- Scioto County, OH with the South line of OF TITLE PRIOR TO Scioto County, Ohio, OF BEGINNING; said closer than fifteen (15) to the place of begin- tween French Grant Lerner Sampson & Jane Street to the SALE. Record of Plats. PRIOR DEED REF- described tract con- feet to any property ning. Said tract con- Lots Nos 3 and 4, Rothfuss point of beginning. ERENCE: Volume taining 2.0064 acres. line. Satellite dishes taining 0.213 acre. thence with the line 513-241-3100 Marty V. Donini Subject to easements 940, Page 552 Being subject to all may not be placed in between French Grant Attorney This description from a Sheriff to the Columbus and legal highways and the front yard. Granting herein a Lots Nos 3 and 4 Adv. May 5, 12, 19, survey by Hugh Smith Scioto County, OH Southern Ohio Electric PPN#: 172758000 easements of record. right-of-way for road- North 67 deg. 21 min. 26, June 2, 2010 and Associates in Sharpio Van Ess Company, as recorded The above tract is ac- 6. No metal garage, way purposes along East 218.44 feet to an March 1993 This par- Phillips Barragate in Volume 476, Page * Said Premises Lo- cessed by a 50.00 collier ports or metal the other owners to iron pipe, the begin- cel shall be known in 513-396-8100 370, Volume 357, cated at shared easement for awning which serves use Williams Lane 30 ning corner of the tract the future as Parcel Attorney Page 247, and Volume 1959 Lick Run Lyra ingress and egress as a garage shelter feet in width along the to be conveyed, LEGAL “A” of the Division of Adv. May 12, 19, 26, 356, Page 331, Scioto Road, and utilities to serve are permitted. east line of Katherine thence from the said ADVERTISEMENT Tracts one and two of June 2, 9, 2010 County, Ohio, Record Wheelersburg, OH the above described Williams tract and ex- beginning corner and FOR QUOTATIONS the Arthur A. and Bon- of Deeds. 45694 tract as well as the re- 7. Mobile homes., dou- tending from High continuing with the line (ORC 3313.46) nie M. Dillon tract. PARCEL NUMBER: maining acreage re- ble wide, underground Street to the south line between French Grant Parcel No. 7-1887 17-2758 tained by the Grantor homes are strictly pro- of Paul Haney 0.403 Lots Nos. 3 and 4 Separate sealed quo- Said property contains PROBATE COURT herein, said easement hibited. No concrete or acre tract as said tract North 67 deg. 21 min. tations for each of the 0.668 acre more or OF SCIOTO COUNTY, Property Address: * Said Premises being described as fol- cinder block exterior is recorded in Deed East 100 feet to an requirements for the less. OHIO 109 Central Avenue, Appraised at $ One lows: wall shall be used ex- Book 508, page 368, iron pipe, thence 2010-2011 school year Wheelersburg, OH Hundred Twenty Nine cept for basements Scioto County, Ohio, South 40 deg. 12 min. as listed below will be * Said Premises ESTATE OF WILLIAM 45694 Thousand Dollars CENTERLINE OF 50ʼ and foundations. Record of Deeds. East 99.52 feet to an received at the office Located at M. CLARK, ($129,000.00) and SHARED EASEMENT iron pipe in the north- of the treasurer of the 27 Jane Street, DECEASED * Said Premises cannot be sold for less 8. No business or Survey made June 10, westerly line of a 50 Board of Education of Ironton, OH 45638 Located at than two-thirds of that Commencing at a businesses may be 1972, by Lowell E. foot right of way the Washington-Nile PARCEL NUMBER: CASE NO. 1997-1367 109 Central Avenue, amount. point in the center of built or operated from Burns, R.S. 4774. known as Mi-Lew Local School District, 06-2912.001 Wheelersburg, OH Weidner Road, said or on any part of the Drive, thence with the 15332 US Hwy 52, NOTICE BY PUBLI- 45694 TERMS OF SALE: point being S. 85˚ 55ʼ development. * Said Premises northwesterly right of West Portsmouth, * Said Premises CATION OF HEAR- PARCEL NUMBER: TEN PERCENT (10%) 44” E., a distance of Located at way line, South 67 Ohio 45663, Scioto Appraised at $ One ING ON FIRST 07-1887 CASH IN HAND ON 25.00ʼ from the north- 9. Basketball back- 1297 High Lane, deg. 21 min. West 100 County, until 12:00 Hundred Forty PARTIAL APPLICA- DAY OF SALE WITH east corner of the boards or other sport- Portsmouth, OH feet to an iron pipe, noon on June 21, Thousand Dollars TION TO APPROVE * Said Premises BALANCE TO BE Wayne Humble tract, ing devises must be at 45662 thence North 40 deg. 2010 and will be ($140,000.00) and SETTLEMENT AND Appraised at $ Eighty PAID UPON DELIV- said point being the least twenty-five (25) PARCEL NUMBER: 12 min. West 99.52 opened immediately cannot be sold for less DISTRIBUTION OF Five Thousand Dollars ERY OF DEED. THIS northeast corner of the feet back from the 05-0450 feet to the place of be- thereafter and publicly than two-thirds of that WRONGFUL DEATH ($85,000.00) and can- SHERIFFʼS SALE OP- Wayne Humble tract, right-of-way. ginning; said tract con- presented during the amount. AND SURVIVAL not be sold for less ERATES UNDER THE said point being the * Said Premises taining 0.22 acre, next regular board CLAIMS than two-thirds of that DOCTRINE OF POINT OF BEGIN- 10. No signs, bill- Appraised at $ Sixty more or less, and meeting at 7:00 p.m. TERMS OF SALE: amount. CAVEAT EMPTOR. NING of the centerline boards or advertising Nine Thousand Dollars being subject to all on June 23, 2010: TEN PERCENT (10%) To WILLIAM CLARK THE SCIOTO of said 50ʼ easement; of any kind other than ($69,000.00) and can- legal easements of CASH IN HAND ON JR and JEFF CLARK, TERMS OF SALE: COUNTY SHERIFF thence with the center a yard sale. not be sold for less records, also subject (1) Cafeteria Supplies: DAY OF SALE WITH whose addresses are TEN PERCENT (10%) MAKES NO GUARAN- of said 50ʼ easement than two-thirds of that to a four (4) foot in bread, buns, milk, ice BALANCE TO BE unknown. CASH IN HAND ON TEE AS TO STATUS by two courses; S. 03˚ * Said Premises amount. width Easement over cream, ice cream mix PAID UPON DELIV- DAY OF SALE WITH OF TITLE PRIOR TO 58ʼ 56” W., a distance Located at the northwesterly four (2) Propane ERY OF DEED. THIS The Fifth Partial Appli- BALANCE TO BE SALE. of 227.68ʼ; thence S. 336 Weidner Road, TERMS OF SALE: (4) feet of said tract for (3) Pest Control SHERIFFʼS SALE OP- cation to Approve Set- PAID UPON DELIV- 07˚ 28ʼ 21” W., a dis- Wheelersburg, OH TEN PERCENT (105) public utilities. AN (4) Gasoline ERATED UNDER THE tlement and ERY OF DEED. THIS Marty V. Donini tance of 449.24ʼ to the 45694 CASH IN HAND ON easement for ingress (5) Garbage Removal DOCTRINE OF Distribution of Wrong- SHERIFFʼS SALE OP- Sheriff POINT OF ENDING. PARCEL NUMBER: DAY OF SALE WITH and egress over the CAVEAT EMPTOR. ful Death and Survival ERATES UNDER THE Scioto County, OH 17-0439.017 BALANCE TO BE 50 foot right of way Information may be THE SCIOTO Claims of decedent DOCTRINE OF Reimer Arnovitz NOTE: FOR LOT RE- PAID UPON DELIV- known as Mi-Lew obtained at the office COUNTY SHERIFF has been filed in this CAVEAT EMPTOR. Chernek & Jeffrey STRICTIONS SEE AT- * Said Premises ERY OF DEED. THIS Drive is hereby by of the treasurer of the MAKES NO GUARAN- Court, and the hearing THE SCIOTO 330-425-4201 TACHED EXHIBIT “B” Appraised at $ Two SHERIFFʼS SALE OP- granted Paul Pierce Board of Education TEE AS TO STATUS will be held at the COUNTY SHERIFF Attorney Hundred Thousand ERATES UNDER THE and Janet Pierce, his (740) 858-1111. OF TITLE PRIOR TO Scioto County Probate MAKES NO GUARAN- Adv. May 5, 12, 19, A part of Auditorʼs Dollars ($200,000.00) DOCTRINE OF or hers and assigns SALE. Court, on the 16th day TEE AS TO THE STA- 26, June 2, 2010 Parcel # 17-0439.000 and cannot be sold for CAVEAT EMPTOR. forever. Survey made Said Board of Educa- of June, 2010. 9:15 TUS OF TITLE PRIOR less than two-thirds of THE SCIOTO September, 1970, by tion reserves the right Marty V. Donini A.M. TO SALE. The above description that amount. COUNTY SHERIFF Lowell B. Burns, R. S. to waive informalities Sheriff is based on an actual MAKES NO GUARAN- 4774. The 50 foot right and to accept or reject Scioto County, OH BETTY J. CLARK, Marty V. Donini SHERIFFʼS SALE OF survey by Hubert M. TERMS OF SALE: TEE AS TO STATUS of way known as Mi- any and all parts of Lerner Sampson & REPRESENTATIVE Sheriff REAL ESTATE Crabtree P.S. #6810. TEN PERCENT (10%) OF TITLE PRIOR TO Lew Drive, referred to any and all quotations. Rothfuss OF THE ESTATE OF Scioto County, OH CASH IN HAND ON SALE. above is described as 513-241-3100 WILLIAM M. CLARK, Lerner Sampson & The State of Ohio, The Grantor hereby DAY OF SALE WITH follows. Beginning at a Sherry Patterson Attorney DECEASED. By Jen- Rothfuss Scioto County. retains rights to the 50ʼ BALANCE TO BE Marty V. Donini concrete monument, Treasurer Adv. May 12, 19, 26, nifer L. Mancino, Kel- 513-241-3100 easement described in PAID UPON DELIV- Sheriff North 37 deg. 18 min. Adv. June 2, 9, 2010 June 2, 9, 2010 ley & Ferraro, LLP. Attorney HOME FEDERAL the legal description, ERY OF DEED. THIS Scioto County, OH East 42 feet from the James W. Kirsch Adv. May 12, 19, 26, SAVINGS AND LOAN including, but not lim- SHERIFFʼS SALE OP- Lerner Sampson & Southeast corner of SHERIFFʼS SALE OF Probate Judge June 2, 9, 2010 ASSOCIATION ited to, the right to ERATES UNDER THE Rothfuss Martha Deerfield 2.25 REAL ESTATE Adv. May 26, June 2, Plaintiff dedicate to public use DOCTRINE OF 513-241-3100 acre tract as said tract SHERIFFʼS SALE OF 9, 2010 any or all of said ease- CAVEAT EMPTOR. Attorney is recorded in Deed The State of Ohio, REAL ESTATE vs. ment and the right to THE SCIOTO Adv. June 2, 9, 16, 23, Book 511, Page 0, SHERIFFʼS SALE OF Scioto County. convey and/or transfer COUNTY SHERIFF 30, 2010 Scioto County, Ohio, SHERIFFʼS SALE OF REAL ESTATE WILLIAM DUSTIN The State of Ohio, easement rights to MAKES NO GUARAN- Record of Deeds, said PNC BANK, Scioto County. REAL ESTATE SALYERS, ET AL other purchasers of TEE AS TO STATUS point being in the The State of Ohio, NATIONAL Defendant Grantorʼs property. OF TITLE PRIOR TO SHERIFFʼS SALE OF Northerly right of way The State of Ohio, Scioto County. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION TAYLOR BEAN & The Grantor shall have SALE. line of Old U S Route SUCCESSOR WHITAKER Scioto County, No. 09-CIE-291 no responsibility for No. 52, thence from GREEN TREE Plaintiff MORTGAGE CORP. the cost to install utili- Marty V. Donini The State of Ohio, the said beginning cor- UNITED MIDWEST SERVICING, LLC FKA Plaintiff In pursuance of an ties, construct, or Sheriff Scioto County. ner and with the East- SAVINGS BANK CONSECO FINANCE Order of Sale issued in vs. maintain a roadway in Scioto County, OH erly line of said 2.25 vs. Plaintiff SERVICING CORP the above entitled ac- said easement. Johnson & Oliver THE BANK OF NEW acre tract, North 37 Plaintiff tion, I will offer for sale YORK TRUST COM- KENDA S. STORMES, 740-354-4200 deg. 18 min. East ET AL KELLIE HORSLEY vs. at public auction, at SAVE AND EXCEPT Attorney PANY, NATIONAL 361.88 feet to a corner vs. the door of the Court ASSOCIATION Defendant AKA KELLIE J. HORS- 0.925 acre conveyed Adv. May 6, 13, 20, stone at the Northeast LEY, ET AL CRYSTAL HUGHES, House in Portsmouth, to Eric Hambrick and 27, June 3, 2010 Plaintiff corner of said 2.25 ET AL MARVIN ROOF, ET AL No. 10-CIE-044 Defendant Ohio, in the above Defendant Defendant named County, on vs. In pursuance of an No. 09-CIE-178 B8 Wednesday, June 2, 2010 Portsmouth Daily Times

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100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals No. 10-CIE-039 the Vernon Twp. Order of Sale issued in SELBY J. GODDARD, 2005-CL1, Asset- Wednesday, the 30th distance of 137.56 feet Trustees property. the above entitled ac- JR., ET AL Land referred to in this Prior Deed Reference: Backed day of June, 2010, at to the place of begin- In pursuance of an tion, I will offer for sale Defendant commitment is de- General Warranty Certificates, Series 1:00 oʼclock P.M., the ning, and containing Order of Sale issued in Thence with the West at public auction, at scribed as all that cer- Deed, in Volume 920; 2005-CL1 following described 0.522 acres, more or the above entitled ac- line of the David Tack- the door of the Court No. 04-CIE-068 tain property situated Page 427, Dated real estate, situated in less. tion, I will offer for sale ett property and being House in Portsmouth, in City of Portsmouth March 16, 1998. BY: the County of Scioto Together with ease- at public auction, at the East line of the Ohio, in the above In pursuance of an in the County of Recorded March 27, Sharpio, Van Ess, and State of Ohio, and ment for right of way the door of the Court Frances Ashley 43.77 named County, on PLURIES Order of Scioto, and State of 1998. Phillips & Barragate, in the Township of described in easement House in Portsmouth, acre tract N 07 de- Wednesday, the 9th Sale issued in the OH and being de- LLP Green to-wit: dated January Ohio, in the above grees 01 minutes 57 day of June, 2010, at above entitled action, I scribed in a deed Property: Lindsay Niehuas Esq., 27.1969, from William named County, on seconds E 812.31 feet 1:00 oʼclock P.M., the will offer for sale at dated 02-28-2003 and 4065 STATE ROUTE Attorney at Law LEGAL B. Chandler, et al. To Wednesday, the 16th to the beginning and following described public auction, at the recorded 03-10-2003 140, WHEELERS- Attorney for Plantiff- DESCRIPTION former grantors, day of June, 2010, at containing 9.594 acres real estate, situate in door of the Court in book 0962 page 387 BURG, Scioto County, Petitioner recorded Volume 591. 1:00 oʼclock P.M., the more or less. the County of Scioto House in Portsmouth, among the land Ohio 45694 Parcel No. 4805 Montgomery The land referred to in Page 551, Record of following described and State of Ohio, and Ohio, in the above records of the county (s): 16-0322; File No. Road, Suite 320 this commitment, situ- Deeds, Scioto County, real estate, situate in Parcel No. 25- in the Township of Val- named County, on and state set forth B2010-0263 Norwood, Ohio 45212 ated in the Township Ohio. Being carried on the County of Scioto 0472.002 ley to-wit: Wednesday, the 16th above, and referenced (513) 396-8100 of Green, County of the Auditorʼs Duplicate and State of Ohio, and Property Address: day of June, 2010, at as follows: * Said Premises Adv. May 26, Scioto, State of Ohio, as Parcel Number 07- in the Township of Ver- 336 A. Briggs Road Situated in the Town- 1:00 oʼclock P.M., the Located at June 2, 9, 2010 is described as fol- 0016. non to-wit: Wheelersburg, OH ship of Valley, Scioto following described Situated in the City of 4065 State Route 140, lows: 45694 County, in the State of real estate, situate in Portsmouth, County of Wheelersburg, OH * Said Premises EXHIBIT A Ohio: the County of Scioto Scioto, and State of 45694 Situate in the Town- Located at * Said Premises and State of Ohio, and Ohio: Being all of Lots PARCEL NUMBER: SHERIFFʼ S SALE OF ship of Green, County 26 Chestnut Drive, DESCRIPTION OF Located at And being a part of in the City of 1 and 2 of the Nathan 16-0322 REAL ESTATE of Scioto, and State of Minford, OH 45653 LAND 336 A Briggs Road, Virginia Military Survey Portsmouth to-wit: Pyle Addition, as said Ohio: Being Lot Num- PARCEL NUMBER: Wheelersburg, OH No. 1455 and being lots are known and * Said Premises The State of Ohio, ber Ten (No. 10) in the 07-0016 Situated in the Twp. of 45694 more fully described Situated in the County designated by said Appraised at $ Sixty Scioto County. Lambroʼs subdivision Vernon, County of PARCEL NUMBER: as follows: of Scioto , in the State numbers respectively Thousand Dollars in said Green Town- * Said Premises Scioto, State of Ohio, 25-0472.002 of Ohio and in the City and described on the ($60,000.000) and DEUTSCHE BANK ship, Scioto County, Appraised at $ Fifty being last recorded in Starting at the inter- of Portsmouth: plat of said addition cannot be sold for less NATIONAL TRUST Ohio, as same is Seven Thousand Dol- the name of David * Said Premises section of the Frank Recorded in Book 3, than two-thirds of that COMPANY TRUSTEE shown on the plat of lars ($57,000.00) and Tackett, Volume 873, Appraised at $ One Reeves fence line, Being the whole of Lot Page 104, Scioto amount. Plaintiff said subdivision duly cannot be sold for less page 382, with 9.890 Hundred Seventy Five being the South line of No. 45 of the Tim- County, Ohio Record recorded in book 3, than two-thirds of that acres being in the Thousand Dollars Reeves and the North monds Second Allot- of Plats. The same TERMS OF SALE: vs. page 159, Scioto amount. Northwest 1/4 of the ($175,000.00) and line of Carver, pro- ment as such lot is being 2 irregularly TEN PERCENT (10%) County, Ohio Record Southwest 1/4 of Sec- cannot be sold for less duced and the center known and designated shaped lots on the CASH IN HAND ON MERRILL DEAN of Plats. TERMS OF SALE: tion 4, T-8-N. R-19-W, than two-thirds of that line of State Route No. by said number upon northwestern corner of DAY OF SALE WITH ANDERSON, ET AL TEN PERCENT (10%) being out of the 44.5 amount. 104; the plat thereof, Bonser Avenue and BALANCE TO BE Defendant Subject to easement CASH IN HAND ON acres and 0.184 acres Recorded on Vol. 2, Pyle Street and gener- PAID UPON DELIV- of Record, if any. DAY OF SALE WITH being in the Northeast Marty V. Donini Thence S 6 deg. 24 Page 119, Record of ally known as 1505 ERY OF DEED. THIS No. 09-CIE-139 BALANCE TO BE 1/4 of the Southeast Sheriff min E 148.82 feet to a Plats of said County. Bonser Avenue. SHERIFFʼS SALE OP- Parcel No. 06- PAID UPON DELIV- 1/4 of Section 5, T-8- Scioto County, OH point in the center line ERATES UNDER THE In pursuance of an 1951.000 ERY OF DEED, THIS N, R-19-W being out Matthew J. Roda of State Route 104; Said premises having * Said Premises DOCTRINE OF ALIAS Order of Sale SHERIFFʼS SALE OP- of the 0.74 acre tract 614-890-4543 a frontage of 40 feet Located at CAVEAT EMPTOR. issued in the above Property Commonly ERATES UNDER THE and 0.020 acres being Attorney Thence N. 88 deg. 06 on the East side of 1505 Bonser Avenue, THE SCIOTO entitled action, I will Known As: DOCTRINE OF in the Southwest 1/4 of Adv. May 12, 19, 26, min. E. 30.09 feet to Hutchins Street and Portsmouth, OH COUNTY SHERIFF offer for sale at public 231 Lambro Lane, CAVEAT EMPTOR. the Northwest 1/4 of June 2, 9, 2010 the East right of way extending Easterly 45662 MAKES NO GUARAN- auction, at the door of Franklin Furnace, Ohio THE SCIOTO Section 4, T-8-N, R- line of Route No. 104, there from 125 feet to PARCEL NUMBER: TEE AS TO STATUS the Court House in 45629 COUNTY SHERIFF 19-W, being out of the the point of beginning; an alley. 34-0679 & 34-0678 OF TITLE PRIOR TO Portsmouth, Ohio, in MAKES NO GUARAN- 15.0 acre tract, these SALE. the above named * Said Premises TEE AS TO STATUS are all out of Parcel SHERIFFʼS SALE OF Thence N. 88 deg. 06 Parcel No. 33-2295 * Said Premises Located at OF TITLE PRIOR TO REAL ESTATE County, on Wednes- 25-0472.001, and min. E. 345.70 feet to Appraised at $ Fifty Marty V. Donini day, the 23rd day of 231 Lambro Lane, SALE. being more clearly de- an 18 inch sycamore Known as: Thousand Dollars Sheriff June, 2010, at 1:00 Franklin Furnace, OH scribed as follows: The State of Ohio, tree on the bank of the 1802 Hutchins Street, ($50,000.00) and can- Scioto County, OH 45629 Marty V. Donini Scioto County. oʼclock P.M., the fol- Scioto River; Portsmouth, OH not be sold for less Stephen D. Miles lowing described real PARCEL NUMBER: Sheriff Bases of bearings N. 45662 than two-thirds of that 937-461-1900 estate, situate in the 06-1951 Scioto County, OH 85 degrees 12 minutes U.S.. BANK, N.A., Thence S. 84 deg. 35 amount. Attorney Lerner Sampson & SUCCESSOR BY County of Scioto and 51 seconds W. are min. E. 38.00 feet to Subject to conditions, Adv. May 26, June 2, State of Ohio, and in * Said Premises Rothfuss from a 18.78 acre tract MERGER the approximate low restrictions and ease- TERMS OF SALE: 9, 16, 23, 2010 Appraised at $ Sixty 513-241-1300 Plaintiff the City of New Boston surveyed in 5-94 for water line of the Scioto ments, if any, con- TEN PERCENT (10%) to-wit: Nine Thousand Dollars Attorney John Pendlum by C. River; tained in prior CASH IN HAND ON ($69,000.00) and can- Adv. May 26, June 2, vs. Nathan Dickerson. instruments of Record. DAY OF SALE WITH Situated in the City of not be sold for less 9, 16, 23, 2010 Thence down said BALANCE TO BE COURT OF New Boston, County than two-thirds of that Beginning at an iron JOHN E. SOMMER, III River with the low Except taxes and as- PAID UPON DELIV- amount. ET AL COMMON PLEAS of Scioto, and State of pin (1/2 in. rebar & water line, S. 16 deg. sessments, if any, now ERY OF DEED, THIS Ohio, to-wit: Defendant SCIOTO COUNTY, SHERIFFʼS SALE OF cap) set at the north- 24 min. E. 180.95 feet a lien and thereafter SHERIFFʼS SALE OP- OHIO TERMS OF SALE: west corner of this sur- to a point; due and payable. ERATES UNDER THE TEN PERCENT (10%) REAL ESTATE No. 10-CIE-021 Being the West Five vey and being in the DOCTRINE OF feet of Lot Number 7 CASH IN HAND ON CITIBANK, N.A., AS The State of Ohio, West line of the David Thence leaving said Prior instrument refer- CAVEAT EMPTOR. TRUSTEE FOR THE and the East Twenty DAY OF SALE WITH Tackett property as In pursuance of an low water line, N. 84 ence: Volume 890, THE SCIOTO BALANCE TO BE Scioto County. Order of Sale issued in REGISTERED feet of Lot Number 8 recorded in Volume deg. 35 min. W. Page 791 of the COUNTY SHERIFF of the Brookdale Addi- PAID UPON DELIV- the above entitled ac- HOLDERS OF BEAR THE BANK OF NEW 873, page 382, said 422.22 feet to a point Deeds Records of MAKES NO GUARAN- tion to the City of New ERY OF DEED. THIS tion, I will offer for sale STERNS ASSET YORK MELLON, iron pin bears S 06 de- in the East right of way Scioto County, Ohio. TEE AS TO STATUS Boston, as said lots SHERIFFʼS SALE OP- at public auction, at BACKED SECURI- SUCCESSOR grees 31 minutes 18 line of State Route No. OF TITLE PRIOR TO TIES TRUST 2005- are shown and desig- ERATES UNDER THE second W 504.16 feet the door of the Court 104; Property Address: SALE. DOCTRINE OF Plaintiff House in Portsmouth, CL1, nated upon the duly from the Northwest Thence with the East 1802 Hutchins Street, ASSET-BACKED recorded plat of said CAVEAT EMPTOR. corner of the North- Ohio, in the above line of Route No. 104, Portsmouth, OH Marty V. Donini THE SCIOTO vs. named County, on CERTIFICATES, Brookdale Addition in west 1/4 of the South- N. 6 deg. 24 min. W. 45662 Sheriff Volume 2A, Page 131, COUNTY SHERIFF Wednesday, the 9th SERIES 2005-CL1 AMY SHAFFER AKA west 1/4 of section 4, 126.61 feet to the Parcel Number: 33- Scioto County, OH Scioto County, Ohio, MAKES NO GUARAN- day of June, 2010, at Plaintiff AMY J. SHAFFER T-8-N, R-19-W to the point of beginning, and 2295 Lerner Sampson & Record of Plats. TEE AS TO STATUS beginning of this sur- 1:00 oʼclock P.M., the containing 1.42 acres, Deed Reference: Rothfuss OF TITLE PRIOR TO AKA AMY J. ELLIS, following described vs. ET AL. vey: more or less, except Volume 869, Page 265 513-241-3100 PROPERTY SALE. real estate, situate in all that part of the Court Case No. 04- Attorney Defendant the County of Scioto WILLIAM H. ADDRESS: Thence with the west premises above de- CIE-068 Adv. May 26, June 2, 4248 Pine Street Marty V. Donini and State of Ohio, and GRUBER, No. 08-CIE-174 line of the David Tack- scribed that is included 9, 16, 23, 2010 ET AL. New Boston, Ohio Sheriff ett property and being in the Township of within the boundaries * Said Premises Scioto County, OH Porter to-wit: Defendants In pursuance of an the Section line be- of the Ohio and Erie Located at PROPERTY Reisenfield & PLURIES Order of tween section 4 and 5, Canal. 1802 Hutchins Street, OWNERS: Associates Situated in the Town- CASE NO. Sale issued in the N 06 degrees 31 min- Portsmouth, OH SHERIFFʼS SALE OF Merrill Dean Anderson 513-322-7000 ship of Porter, County 09CIE00163 above entitled action, I utes 18 seconds E Being a part of the 45662 REAL ESTATE Attorney of Scioto, in the State will offer for sale at 504.16 feet to a point Fifth tract described in PARCEL NUMBER: PRIOR DEED Adv. May 26, June 2, of Ohio: JUDGE: public auction, at the set in the 1/3 Section a Certificate of Trans- 33-2295 The State of Ohio, REFERENCE: 9, 16, 23, 2010 HOWARD H. door of the Court line at the Southeast fer issued by the Pro- Scioto County. HARCHA III Vol. 938, Page 227 corner of the 0.74 acre Being the whole of bate Court of Scioto * Said Premises House in Portsmouth, Lots Nos. 529, 530 Ohio, in the above tract: County, Ohio, in Case Appraised at $ Thirty BENEFICIAL OHIO, THE STATE OF OHIO PPN#: 280181000 and 531 of the Grand- SHERIFFʼS SALE OF named County, on No. 33025 in the es- Six Thousand Dollars INC. mount Addition No. 2 REAL ESTATE Wednesday, the 7th Thence with the cen- tate of Mabel J. ($36,000.00) and can- Plaintiff * Said Premises as shown in Plat Book S.S. day of July, 2010, at terline of Briggs Road, Caudill, to Madge not be sold for less Located at 4, Page 4, Scioto The State of Ohio, 1:00 oʼclock P.M., the with a curve to the Ervin, dated April 10, than two-thirds of that vs. COUNTY OF 4248 Pine Street, County, Record of Scioto County. following described right, having a radius 1951, and recorded in amount. New Boston, OH Plats. HAMILTON real estate, situate in of 109.90 feet and an Deed Book 390, Page MELVIN L. BARTON, 45662 THE BANK OF NEW the County of Scioto arc of 80.32 feet and a 155, Scioto County, TERMS OF SALE.: ET AL LEGAL NOTICE PARCEL NUMBER: Subject to all building YORK MELLON and State of Ohio, and chord bearing and dis- Record of Deeds. TEN PERCENT (10%) Defendant 28-0181 tance of N 73 degrees and use conditions CASH IN HAND ON Plaintiff in the Township of and restrictions of Jane Doe, Unknown Rush to-wit: 50 minutes 58 sec- Address: DAY OF SALE WITH No. 10-CIE-072 Spouse, if any, of * Said Premises records. vs. onds E 78.54 feet to a 10434 State Route BALANCE TO BE Appraised at $ Thirty William H. Gruber, 1701 Owensville point in said road; 104, PAID UPON DELIV- In pursuance of an whose last place of Thousand Dollars * Said Premises JAMES OSBORNE, Road, Lucasville, OH Lucasville, Ohio 45648 ERY OF DEED. THIS Order of Sale issued in residence is known as ($30,000.00) and can- Located at JR., ET AL 45648-8810 Thence with the new Parcel Number 22- SHERIFFʼS SALE OP- the above entitled ac- 569 Oak Hill Branch not be sold for less 1702 Dogwood Ridge Defendant line through the 0.74 1600-000 ERATES UNDER THE tion, I will offer for sale than two-thirds of that Road, Road, South Webster, Legal Description: acre tract being a DOCTRINE OF at public auction, at OH 45682, but whose amount. Wheelersburg, OH No. 09-CIE-030 North line of this sur- * Said Premises CAVEAT EMPTOR. the door of the Court 45694 present place of resi- Situated in Rush vey S 83 degrees 41 Located at THE SCIOTO House in Portsmouth, dence is unknown, will TERMS OF SALE: PARCEL NUMBER: In pursuance of an Township, County of minutes 48 seconds E 10434 State Route COUNTY SHERIFF Ohio, in the above take notice that on TEN PERCENT (10%) 17-1329 ALIAS Order of Sale Scioto, State of Ohio: 307.94 feet to a point 104, MAKES NO GUARAN- named County, on July 16, 2009, CASH IN HAND ON issued in the above set; Lucasville, OH 45648 TEE AS TO STATUS Wednesday, the 30th Citibank, N.A., as DAY OF SALE WITH * Said Premises entitled action, I will Being part of V.M.S./ PARCEL NUMBER: OF TITLE PRIOR TO day of June, 2010, at Trustee for the regis- BALANCE TO BE Appraised at $ Fifty offer for sale at public 15922 and being more Thence with a new line 22-1600 SALE. 1:00 oʼclock P.M., the tered holders of Bear PAID UPON DELIV- Thousand Dollars auction, at the door of particularly described through the David following described Sterns Assets Backed ERY OF DEED. THIS ($50,000.00) and can- the Court House in as follows: Tackett property, S 07 * Said Premises Marty V. Donini real estate, situate in Securities I Trust SHERIFFʼS SALE OP- not be sold for less Portsmouth, Ohio, in degrees 01 minutes 57 Appraised at $ Sev- Sheriff the County of Scioto 2005-CL-1, Asset- ERATES UNDER THE than two-thirds of that the above named Beginning at a con- seconds W 510.62 enty Five Thousand Scioto County, OH and State of Ohio, and Backed Certificates, DOCTRINE OF amount. County, on Wednes- crete marker in the feet to a point set; Dollars ($75,000.00) Felty & Lembright in the Township of Series 2005-CL1 filed CAVEAT EMPTOR. day, the 30th day of west right-of-way line and cannot be sold for 216-588-1500 Porter to-wit: its Complaint in Case THE SCIOTO TERMS OF SALE: June, 2010, at 1:00 of Owensville Road, Thence with a new line less than two-thirds of Attorney No. 09CIE00163 in the COUNTY SHERIFF TEN PERCENT (10%) oʼclock P.M., the fol- said marker being the through the David that amount. Adv. May 12, 19, 26, Situated in the Town- Court of Common MAKES NO GUARAN- CASH IN HAND ON lowing described real southeast corner of Tackett property as June 2, 9, 2010 ship of Porter, County Pleas of Scioto TEE AS TO STATUS DAY OF SALE WITH estate, situate in the the lands of the recorded in Volume TERMS OF SALE: of Scioto, and State of County, 602 7th St., OF TITLE PRIOR TO BALANCE TO BE County of Scioto and grantor herein; thence 873, page 382, N 64 TEN PERCENT (10%) Ohio, to-wit: Room 205, SALE. PAID UPON DELIV- State of Ohio, and in with the south line of degrees 40 minutes 42 CASH IN HAND ON Portsmouth, OH ERY OF DEED. THIS the Township of Harri- said grantor; being the seconds E 838.61 feet DAY OF SALE WITH SHERIFFʼS SALE OF Being a part of William 45662, seeking fore- Marty V. Donini SHERIFFʼS SALE OP- son to-wit: north line of the lands to an iron pin (1/2 inch BALANCE TO BE REAL ESTATE Leesburg 33.5 acre Sheriff ERATES UNDER THE closure and alleging of Ralph Bradshaw S. rebar and cap) set; PAID UPON DELIV- tract located in the that the Defendant Scioto County, OH DOCTRINE OF Situate in the Town- 78˚ 49ʼ W. 307.40 feet ERY OF DEED. THIS The State of Ohio, northeast quarter of Jane Doe, Unknown Reimer Arnovitz CAVEAT EMPTOR. ship of Harrison, in the to an iron pipe; thence Thence with a new line SHERIFFʼS SALE OP- Scioto County. the southwest quarter Spouse, if any, of Chernek & Jeffrey THE SCIOTO County of Scioto and N. 19˚ 14ʼ W. 176.55 through the David ERATES UNDER THE of Section One (1), William H. Gruber has 330-425-4201 COUNTY SHERIFF State of Ohio, and feet to an iron pin in Tackett property, N 69 DOCTRINE OF BAC HOME LOANS Township Two (2), or claims to have an Attorney MAKES NO GUARAN- being a part of the the line of the lands of degrees 55 minutes 11 CAVEAT EMPTOR. SERVICING, L.P. FKA Range Twenty (20), interest in the real es- Adv. May 19, 26, June TEE AS TO STATUS Southeast Quarter of Robert Lewis and seconds E 61.94 feet THE SCIOTO COUNTRYWIDE bounded and de- tate described below: 2, 9, 16, 2010 OF TITLE PRIOR TO Section 6, Township 3, being the southwest to an iron pin (1/2 inch COUNTY SHERIFF HOME LOANS scribed as follows: SALE. Range 20, bounded corner of the lands of rebar and cap) set at MAKES NO GUARAN- Plaintiff Permanent Parcel #: and described as fol- Cecil Campbellʼs south the Northeast corner TEE AS TO STATUS Beginning at a stake 01-0807.000 Marty V. Donini SHERIFFʼS SALE OF lows: line N. 73˚ 37ʼ E. of this survey: OF TITLE PRIOR TO vs. (22 rods south from Property Address: Scioto County, OH REAL ESTATE 301.11 feet to an iron SALE. the southeast corner 569 Oak Hill Branch Lerner Sampson & Beginning at a stake in pipe in the aforesaid Thence with a new line RODNEY D. STONE of the Henry Miller 4 Road, Rothfuss The State of Ohio, the line between lands west right-of-way line through the David Marty V. Donini AKA RODNEY acre tract) bordering South Webster, OH 513-241-3100 Scioto County. of Gertrude L. Purdy of Owensville Road; Tackett property S 02 Sheriff DUANE STONE, ET on State Route No. 45682 Attorney and Bernard Nourse, thence with said west degrees 03 minutes 07 Scioto County, OH AL 140; thence following May 6, 12, 19, 26, THE BANK OF NEW said stake being N. 2˚ right-of-way line S. 20˚ seconds W 1048.62 Laurito & Laurito Defendant the line of State Route A FULL COPY OF June 2, 2010 YORK, AS TRUSTEE 05ʼ E a distance of 15ʼ E. 204.65 feet to feet to an iron pin (1/2 937-743-4878 No. 140 in a southerly THE LEGAL DE- Plaintiff 209.8 feet from a state the place of beginning inch rebar and cap) Attorney No. 10-CIE-054 direction 16 rods to a SCRIPTION IS AVAIL- highway marker at the and containing 1.234 set at the Southeast SHERIFFʼS SALE OF Adv. May 6, 12, 19, stone; thence in a ABLE FROM THE vs. edge of State Highway acres, more or less. corner of this survey: REAL ESTATE 26, June 2, 2010 In pursuance of an westerly direction 24 SCIOTO COUNTY No. 139, being 25 feet Order of Sale issued in rods to a corner stone; AUDITOR, AT 602 TERRY HANKINS from the center Parcel Number(s): Thence with the south The State of Ohio, the above entitled ac- thence in a northerly 7TH STREET, ROOM AKA TERRY RAY thereof; thence contin- 22-1598 line of the David Tack- Scioto County. tion, I will offer for sale direction 12 rods to a 103, PORTSMOUTH, HANKINS, ET AL uing along the line be- ett property and being SHERIFFʼS SALE OF at public auction, at corner stone; thence in OHIO 45662 (740) Defendant tween Purdy and Prior Deed Info: the north line of the U.S. BANK NATIONAL REAL ESTATE the door of the Court an easterly direction 355-8324. Nourse, N 2˚ 05ʼ E a Deed of Executor, Vernon Twp. Trustees ASSOCIATION, N.D. House in Portsmouth, 26 rods to the place of No. 08-CIE-153 distance of 169.58 feet Book 934, Page 658, property N 82 degrees Plaintiff The State of Ohio, Ohio, in the above beginning, containing The Defendants to a stake in said line; filed June 23, 1999 28 minutes 57 sec- Scioto County. named County, on 336 square rods or 2.1 named above are re- In pursuance of an thence N 82˚ 01ʼ W a onds W 462.23 feet to vs. Wednesday, the 30th acres, more or less. quired to answer on or Order of Sale issued in distance of 131.33 feet Parcel No. 22-1598 an iron pin (1/2 inch WASHINGTON day of June, 2010, at before the 7th day of the above entitled ac- to a stake in the edge 1701 Owensville rebar and cap) set at DARRELL W. RAMEY, MUTUAL BANK FKA 1:00 oʼclock P.M., the Subject, however, to July, 2010. tion, I will offer for sale of a private road; Road, the Southwest corner ET AL WASHINGTON following described the rights, if any of the at public auction, at thence along the edge Lucasville, OH 45648- of the David Tackett Defendant MUTUAL BANK FA real estate, situate in Southern Ohio Electric Citibank, N.A., as the door of the Court of said roadway S 4˚ 8810 property and being the Plaintiff the County of Scioto Company under ease- Trustee for the regis- House in Portsmouth, 02ʼ W a distance of Deed Ref: Deed of Ex- Northwest corner of No. 09-CIE-083 and State of Ohio, and ment recorded in Vol- tered holders of Bear Ohio, in the above 169.14 feet to stake; ecutor, Book 934, vs. in the City of ume 194, Page 369, of Stearns Asset Backed named County, on thence S. 82˚ 01ʼ E a Page 658, filed June In pursuance of an Portsmouth to-wit: the said deed record. 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` Other Services Farm Equipment Miscellaneous 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals calling for only $5,200 740-820- Burg Console 23, 1999 Ohio and in the Town- Henry A. Sherman, $24.99 per 3221 Piano, Walnut File No. 08-05733 ship of Green, to-wit: JAMES D. PACKARD, Being a part of Lot No. TERMS OF SALE: grantor herein, to an finish, $500 Call ET AL 126, as the same is TEN PERCENT (10%) iron pin; thence S. 8 month. 259-5572 * Said Premises Being all of Lot 126 Defendant known and designated CASH IN HAND ON deg. 45 min. W. 398.9 Get reliable phone Located at and 127 of Ginatʼs by its number shown DAY OF SALE WITH feet through the land service from Restored show 1701 Owensville Creek Third Addition of No. 09-CIE-124 upon the recorded plat BALANCE TO BE of said Henry A. Sher- Vonage. tractors, 1950 John Road, a Subdivision of part of of the Village of Long- PAID UPON DELIV- man, grantor herein, to Enclosed V nose Deere MT 1954 Lucasville, OH 45648 French Grant Lots 12 In pursuance of an meadow (Long- ERY OF DEED. THIS a railroad spike in the Call Today! Cargo Trailer 5'x8' PARCEL NUMBER: and 13, a subdivision Order of Sale issued in meadow Addition) and SHERIFFʼS SALE OP- center of Dogwood 1-877-673-3136 Ford MAA Jubilee New 2010 model 22-1598 of the third Addition to the above entitled ac- recorded in Plat Book ERATES UNDER THE Ridge Road; thence N. 1948 Cockshutt 30 $1700 740-353- said township, as tion, I will offer for sale 2, Pages 122 and 123 DOCTRINE OF 78 deg. 15 min. W. $3,500 ea 606-796- 8971 1649 Grant St. * Said Premises shown upon the at public auction, at of the Plat Records of CAVEAT EMPTOR. 163.9 feet with the 9839 Appraised at $ Eighty recorded plat of said the door of the Court Scioto County, Ohio. THE SCIOTO center of said Dog- Security Thousand Dollars addition, recorded in House in Portsmouth, COUNTY SHERIFF wood Ridge Road, to Firewood, all Oak, ($80,000.00) and can- Plat Book 5 pages 112 Ohio, in the above Beginning at a P-K nail MAKES NO GUARAN- the place of beginning, ADT Hay, Feed, Seed, Free Home Grain cut, split & delivered, not be sold for less and 113 of the Scioto named County, on in the westerly line of TEE AS TO STATUS containing 1.5 acres. pickup $50, dump than two-thirds of that County, Ohio Record Wednesday, the 30th Bonser Avenue and OF TITLE PRIOR TO Being a part of a tract Security Herbicides Pas- $120 740-357-4719 amount. of Plats. day of June, 2010, at the easterly line of Lot SALE. of 38 acres conveyed $850 Value 1:00 oʼclock P.M., the No. 126, said nail by Sophia Sherman to with purchase of tures, Hay Fields, TERMS OF SALE: Parcel Number(s): following described being the northeasterly Marty V. Donini Henry A. Sherman, her alarm monitoring Road Sides, Lawn TEN PERCENT (10%) 06-1234.000 and 06- real estate, situate in corner of the herein Sheriff husband, by deed 253-561-1617 Fisher Price Cradle services from ADT Swing, Jump a roo, CASH IN HAND ON 1235.000 the County of Scioto described tract and Scioto County, OH dated 29, March, Security Services. DAY OF SALE WITH and State of Ohio, and bears North 8 deg., 52ʼ Bannon Lowland & 1934, recorded in bouncy seat, Bumbo Call 1-888-274- 900 BALANCE TO BE Prior Deed Info: in the City of 30” West along the Dever Deed Book 206, page Merchandise seat, bath, boppy, PAID UPON DELIV- Warranty Deed, Book Portsmouth to-wit: said lot line a distance 740-353-1157 128, Scioto County, 3888 carrier cover, snugli. ERY OF DEED. THIS 0952, Page 755, filed of 175 feet from the Attorney Ohio, Record of Tax / Accounting Bargain Basement $160 352-2654 SHERIFFʼS SALE OP- December 11, 2000 TRACT 1: southwesterly corner Adv. May 26, June 2, Deeds. ERATES UNDER THE Situate in the City of of said lot 126; thence 9, 16, 23, 2010 AMERICAN #6 12.9 oz. cans of DOCTRINE OF Parcel Nos. 06- Portsmouth, County of South 8 deg. 51ʼ 30” Subject to all legal Similac Advances Full sz. ladder rack CAVEAT EMPTOR. 1234.000 and 06- Scioto and State of East with said westerly highways. TAX RELIEF Powder all for $49 for Ford Ranger THE SCIOTO 1235.000 Ohio. line of Bonser Avenue Settle IRS Taxes truck $150. 574- COUNTY SHERIFF 90 Green Drive, and said easterly line SHERIFFʼS SALE OF The above description Call 740-858-8822 for a fraction of 2506 MAKES NO GUARAN- Franklin Furnace, OH Being a part of Lot No. of lot 126 a distance of REAL ESTATE is from a survey made what you owe. If TEE AS TO STATUS 45629 126 of the Long- 61.76 feet to a P-K nail by Eric A. Duduit, Reg- you owe over OF TITLE PRIOR TO Deed Ref: Warranty meadow Addition of in the northerly line of The State of Ohio, istered Engineer, Jan- 4 Darling desirable $15,000 in back SALE. Deed, Book 0952, Section 5, Township 2, a tract conveyed to Scioto County. uary 12, 1958, kittens in need of Golf two pull carts, Page 755, filed De- Range 20 of the Porter Charles C. Curcio et al Registered Engineer taxes call now for loving home, 5 bags, 80 clubs, Marty V. Donini cember 11, 2000 Township, Scioto and recorded in Vol- RBS FINANCIAL Number 2228. a free consultation. Momma cat also, 858-6482 Sheriff File No. F9464 County, Ohio, and fur- ume 378, Page 347 of PRODUCTS, INC. 1-877-258-5142 Call 354-3483 Scioto County, OH ther described as fol- the deed records of Plaintiff * Said Premises Law Office of * Said Premises lows: Scioto County, Ohio; Located at Great buy, 6 400 John D. Clunk Located at thence North 85 deg. vs. 935 Center Street, Financial Claw ft. Bathtub kerosene lamps, 330-342-8203 90 Green Drive, BEGINNING at a point 07ʼ West along said Wheelersburg, OH $49.99 776-7801 with globes all work CHERYL FEEMAN, Attorney Franklin Furnace, OH in the westerly line of northerly line, said line 45694 Financial Services After 5pm $49.99 353-7043 Adv. June 2, 9, 16, 23, 45629 Bonser Avenue and being parallel to and ET AL PARCEL NUMBER: 30, 2010 PARCEL NUMBER: the easterly line of Lot 110 feet north, right Defendant 17-0636 CREDIT CARE 06-1234 & 06-1235 No. 126, said point angle measure, from Exerciser Weslo In-ground pool being in a southerly di- the southerly line of No. 10-CIE-067 * Said Premises RELIEF Easy Stride Ski steps excel cond 4 * Said Premises rection along the east- Lot No. 126, a dis- Appraised at $ One Buried in Credit Glider $20 858-2289 ft wide with 2 hand SHERIFFʼS SALE OF Appraised at $ One erly line of Lot No. tance of 250.94 feet to In pursuance of an Hundred Eighty Six Card Debt? REAL ESTATE rails, $500 new, Hundred Fifty Six 126, 41.15 feet from an pipe thence North 4 Order of Sale issued in Thousand Dollars Call Credit Card the above entitled ac- $200 858-5421 Thousand Dollars the northeast corner deg. 43ʼ West a dis- ($186,000.00) and Relief for your free Free kittens a good The State of Ohio, ($156,000.00) and of said lot; thence in a tance of 60 feet to an tion, I will offer for sale cannot be sold for less consultations. home. 354-7500 Scioto County. cannot be sold for less southerly direction and iron pipe in the south- at public auction, at than two-thirds of that than two-thirds of that with the easterly line of westerly corner of a the door of the Court amount. 1-877-264-8031 KY Speedway THE BANK OF NEW amount. Lot No. 126, 109.27 tract conveyed to House in Portsmouth, Jack Russell Bea- tickets, 1/2 price YORK, TRUST U/A feet to a point; thence George Willard Burns Ohio, in the above TERMS OF SALE: 500 gle mix (Jack-A- tickets Nascar na- DATED 12/1/01 named County, on Education TERMS OF SALE: in a westerly direction and recorded in Vol- TEN PERCENT (10%) Bee) Free 8 wk old tionwide race June (EQCC TRUST 2001- TEN PERCENT (10%) parallel with the north ume 567, Page 543 of Wednesday, the 7th CASH IN HAND ON Fem. Must go to a 12th. 740-357-8736 2) CASH IN HAND ON line of Lot No. 126, the deed records of day of July, 2010, at DAY OF SALE WITH good home. Will be Plaintiff DAY OF SALE WITH 235.29 feet to a point; Scioto County, Ohio; 1:00 oʼclock P.M., the BALANCE TO BE 600 Animals BALANCE TO BE thence in a northerly thence South 85 deg. following described PAID UPON DELIV- a sm. dog. 574-1387 Morning Glory vs. PAID UPON DELIV- direction on a line per- 07ʼ East along the real estate, situate in ERY OF DEED. THIS ERY OF DEED. THIS pendicular to the north Burns line a distance the County of Scioto SHERIFFʼS SALE OP- Pets couch & love seat, DANIEL W. SHERIFFʼS SALE OP- line of Lot No. 126, of 236.44 feet to the and State of Ohio, and ERATES UNDER THE Six heavy hens & size 20 Wedding THOMPSON, ET AL ERATES UNDER THE 106.23 feet to a point; beginning. in the Township of DOCTRINE OF AKC Black Lab rooster 1 year old, dress $250 ea Rid- Defendant DOCTRINE OF thence in a westerly Porter, to-wit: CAVEAT EMPTOR. pups, 3 females, 6 Bardrock $7 ea Call ing mower $175 CAVEAT EMPTOR. direction parallel with Contains 14,621.26 THE SCIOTO wks old, first shots & 778-2628 OBO 876-4295 No. 03-CIE-283 THE SCIOTO the north line of Lot deg. feet, the same Situate in the Town- COUNTY SHERIFF wormed, POP, $200 COUNTY SHERIFF No. 126, 209.65 feet to being 0.335 of an ship of Porter, County MAKES NO GUARAN- ea 740-456-5713 Miscellaneous In pursuance of an MAKES NO GUARAN- the place of beginning. acre, more or less. of Scioto, and State of TEE AS TO STATUS Nature's Form King PLURIES Order of Ohio, to-wit: TEE AS TO STATUS Said premises being a OF TITLE PRIOR TO 98 Dodge Gr. Cara- Sz. Mattress & Box Sale issued in the OF TITLE PRIOR TO part of Lot No. 126, Description for this SALE. Chiweenie puppy van needs trans. Springs Firm, new & above entitled action, I SALE. fronting 109.27 feet parcel pursuant to a Being part of the 1st shots, wormed & $800 65" HD Hi- clean $400 858- will offer for sale at upon Bonser Avenue, survey made by Arthur Southeast Quarter of Marty V. Donini ready to go, fem, 6 tachi TV $800 both 2289 public auction, at the Marty V. Donini Portsmouth, Ohio. H. Peake, Jr., P.S. Section 15, Township Sheriff wks, 200.00 call door of the Court 2, Range 20, bounded $1500 353-1037 Sheriff GENERALLY known 5084. Scioto County, OH 820-2635 lv msg. House in Portsmouth, Scioto County, OH as 1103 Bonser Av- and described as fol- Lerner Sampson & Ohio, in the above Law Office Of enue, Portsmouth, 34-0370000 & 34-174- lows: Rothfuss Strapless White named County, on John D. Clunk Ohio. 3 513-241-3100 CKC Yorkie Pup- Antique Cedar Satin Wedding Wednesday, the 7th 330-436-0300 Beginning at an iron Attorney pies Vet ckd UPD Dresser $75. 574- Dress pd $950 ask- day of July, 2010, at Attorney SAVE AND EXCEPT * Said Premises pin in the center of Adv. June 2, 9, 15, 23, on shots & worming 2506 ing $250. 740-961- 1:00 oʼclock P.M., the Dogwood Ridge Road, Adv. June 2, 9, 16, 23, an easement to Located at 30, 2010 3 males $400 776- 7885 following described at the southeast cor- 30, 2010 Leonard Ramey, his 1103 Bonser Avenue, Adv. 6711 real state, situate in successors and as- Portsmouth, OH ner of Littlejohn Addi- the County of Scioto signs, over the north 6 45662 tion, thence N. 8 deg. and State of Ohio, and feet, recorded in Vol- PARCEL NUMBER: 45 min. E. 398.9 feet Sugar Gliders For Portsmouth Daily Times in the Township of ume 592, Page 667, of 34-0370 & 34-1743 with the east line of Sale 352-3232 Green to-wit: SHERIFFʼS SALE OF the Scioto County said Littlejohn Addi- is now accepting REAL ESTATE Record of Deeds. * Said Premises tion, as recorded in 200 Announcements 90 Green Drive, Appraised at $ Twenty Plat Book 4, Page 38, 700 Franklin Furnace, OH The State of Ohio, TRACT II: One Thousand Dollars Scioto County, Ohio, Agriculture applications for 45629 Scioto County. Situate in the City of ($21,000.00) and can- Record of Plats, to a Portsmouth in the not be sold for less stone in the Northeast 300 Services Motor Route Drivers Farm Equipment Legal Description: DENNIS PACKARD County of Scioto and than two-thirds of that corner of said addition; thence S. 79 deg. 15 Plaintiff State of Ohio amount. 8N Ford Tractor Situate in the County min. 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` Yard Sale ATVs Motorcycles Autos Trucks Real Estate Houses For Rent Help Wanted - 2000 3500 Automotive Rentals General Church Yard Sale $3000 obo 574- 2003 1100 VStar 2004 Toyota Prius $11,900 obo 740- Lucasville 2 bdrm, Stockdale U.M. 4236 Yamaha many ex- Hybrid 5 dr, hatch 727-8110 lv msg. 1 ba. Deck, patio, & plications for High Autos Church St Rt. 335 tras Asking $4700 back, loaded, 50+ Apartments/ nice yard. No Pets. School Principal. Ref. req. $550 + dep June 4 & 5 9-5 Pro- 740-935-6061 after 07 Honda Civic Ex MPG $7,995 OBO Townhouses The candidate must water incl. 5 min ceeds to go to build- Boats / Accessories 12:00 pm noon. 2 dr leather, auto, 352-1422 353-8832 have a current Ohio 2005 Chevy Dur- 2 Bdrm. Stove & from SOCF 353- ing fund loaded 22K $9,750 High School Princi- max diesel crew cab Fridge. Gas furn. 0383 1985 Imperial V190 08 Toyota Scion pal License or Cer- 19' seats 6 w/4 cyl 2004 Suzuki RMZ 2006 Scion, awe- 4x4, LT 70K Call Osborne Clean- tificate. The Garage Sale, June TC 2 dr hatchback inboard w/easy load 250 Nice bike runs some! 65K, $7,850 $25,700 Call 740- ers 9-5:30 354-2440 Candidate must be 2 - 5, 2129 North- auto loaded, 12K New Boston, nice 2 trailer $3000 obo great $2000 740- 99 Camry 110K, 935-2869 familiar with school bend Ave, W. Ports, $9,950 352-8343 bdrms, DR, stove, 740-981-6254 876-4328 or 3740- looks & rus good reform efforts, the glass, tools, hunting Apartments & fridge, CA, newly 52-4014 $2,950 456-6574 analysis of data, be & fishing, dolls, 2005 Jeep Wran- Houses For Rent painted, great loca- 06 Lincoln Zephyr, an effective commu- misc. 87 21 ft. Citation / gler 4.0 liter, 6 spd. (740)353-2147 tion, $600 mo, no 45K, $10,800 Call nicator, have strong Bowrider 190 HP 2009 H.D. 1200 C 2007 Cadillac DTS air, tilt, cruise, new pets 456-5527 or 937-509-1993 Candlewood knowledge of school Nercruiser, good like new 1200 mi. fully loaded, very tires, rebuild, ex. 456-5230 Huge Sale 3910 Apartments law, and have expe- boat, $4,000 776- over $1,000 accs. nice, $17,500 Call cond. $10,500. 820- Gallia Pike Fr. Fur- Efficiency, 1 & 2 rience with all other 2544 357-4724 $8500 740-352- 07 Chevy Tahoe 354-5266 4277 nace OH County Rd Bedrooms in Manufactured aspects of leading a 5496 740-259-3737 LTZ black, fully 4000 1 off of 52 Rain or loaded 46k mi. Wheelersburg's Housing comprehensive high 2008 Ford Escape Shine Thurs. & Fri Boat 1990 Bass $34,000 obo 2000 92 Ford F-150 Ext finest apartment school program. The XLT, leather heated 3rd & 4th 8-6. An- Tracker 17ʼ 60 HP 2009 Honda 50 Olds Alero 100k+ Cab air, 4 wd, 351 community. No ap- district is looking for seats, extras, V6, tiques, collectibles, motor & all accs. Scooter Like new mi. $1,800 obo 250- motor runs great, plication fee, re- 5000 a dedicate individual 3.0 liter 4WD, 30K, duced security Resort Property glassware, house- $3000 obo 858- condition.$800. Call 3202 needs trans. work who will lead the hold, tv, pictures, 1285 353-5566 $19,000 740-464- $1000 obo 285- deposit with good high school staff frames, old post 7317 2857 credit. Laundry & from Effective to Ex- 07 Mitsubushi pool on 18 acres of 6000 Employment cards, jewelry, tons Sea Ray 94 F14 cellent. Applications of misc. items. Harley, 05 Fatboy, Eclipse GT Conv, rolling hills. 740- Sea Raider 90 HP 2008 Ford Focus should be sent to 15th Anniv Edition, V6, leather, 28K, 99 GMC Gasoline 574-8665. Jet, like new. $3995 SE coupe 4 cyl, 2 Help Wanted - Ronald Lindsey, Su- must see, $9,950 loaded, $17,000 Box truck, 143,395 Parish Wide OBO 606-232-6319 dr, loaded, sharp! General perintendent 4070 Call 606-232-6319 357-4724 464-0233 miles, runs good, PGS Rentals Gallia Pike Franklin Rummage Sale, St $8,495 OBO 352- $4,500 820-5797 Quality Apts. Peterʼs In Chains 1422 353-8832 The Clay Local Furnace , OH 45629 Campers / RVs & School District is by 4:00 pm on June 2167 Lick Run Lyra Harley, 2000 Dyna 07 Toyta Camry, For Rent Office Trailers accepting applica- 9, 2010 Rd, Burg, June Superglide Sport, 23K, $10,750 Call Vans Located at 2009 Honda tions for the follow- 3rd & 4th 8 - 2, Sat 06 Sierra 31 ft. 5th $5,000 performance 740-858-9213 9 - 5 Odyssey EX-L 1 98 Pontiac Mon- 1037 Kent St. ing position: June 5th 8 -Noon Wheel, custom kit, upgrade $6,900 owner, rear DVD tana, 7 pass, list for Ph: 353-1443 High School something for ex lrg br, new bed, 606-232-6319 09 Chev. Cobalt 4 $2,100 will take Local Non Profit table & chairs, sofa, package, leather in- or 877-353- Language Arts everyone! dr. auto, air, cd, all $1,500 357-0311 or Part time & Full time $19K 352-3137 Artic terior, 19,000 miles, Teacher pwr. 19k, Asking 740- 352-7097 1443 positions. Data Harley, 2000 Dyna fully loaded and very Qualified individuals ready. $7400. Books Entry, Microsoft Of- United Methodist Wide glide, loaded clean. Call Water Pd. 1-3 br wishing to apply $12,700. 740-352- Real Estate fice use, Sales Ex- Women Spring (740)574-5106 or 3000 $275 - $435 HUD? should submit a let- w/extras, must see, perience, Customer Rummage Sale, 1974 Wilderness 1251 (740)727-3328 for Sales Call 740- 456-6448 ter of interest and $8,500 606-232- Service Oriented Cornerstone UM Camper 21' new 6319 more info. southernohio resume to Anthony Church June 2 & 3 fridge, ba. rm vent, .com/rentals Contact 354-2811 a09 Cobalt 2 dr. 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The Clay Local Will pay top $ For 05 CBR1000RR Secure bldg. in con- bd Sciotoville $500 School District is an of name brand cloth- Harley, nice 96, Rod 350 AT PS, unwanted junk red/blk very nice low Buying Some Junk venient location, 776-4495 776-7615 Equal Opportunity ing & misc. items Fatboy, custom runs good, very cars & trucks. mi. must sell Baby Cars comp. $150 & downtown Employer. on the way $5500. paint, must see, solid $8900. 740- $150-$500 Free up Non comp. less Portsmouth. Good 1 house in Sc/ville Yard Sale, Wed & 02 Cavalier 74k mi $6,900 606-232- 935-9619 pickup 727-3134 776-2886 776- loading dock ac- 1 house So. Web- Thurs June 2 & 3, loaded new tires 6319 AUTO cess. 740-354-3826 ster $500 mo + dep. Concrete All Saints Church $2995 obo 858- The Clay Local 1996 Olds. Cutlass 778-2274 820-2697 4th & Court Sts. School District is T's Masonary 6861 Honda 2006 VTX Supreme $1500 fair 9 - 4. Rain or shine. Sports Utility COMMERCIAL accepting applica- 20 yrs exp. brick 1800 F bought new cond. 606-932-4860 BUILDINGS FOR LEASE IN 2 bdrm house for tions for the follow- block stone, concrete in 2008 like new, 1997 Jeep 1993 Honda PORTSMOUTH rent 811 Lintz Hol- ing supplemental & more Ins. & bonded Recreational many extras, $9,000 1998 Buick Riviera Wrangler 4x4, (2) 1823 Spring Lane 1000 Shadow low Lucasville New positions for the Free Est. 259-3970 Vehicles 740-259-4036 Fully loaded Runs white, automatic, Business Park 600 25k, red, 2 hel- (1) 1671 Grant Street carpet & paint. Incl. 2010-2011 school Great 740-876-4328 lots of extras, Call Home Improvement mets, nice bike 740-353-1048 AC, fridge, & stove. year: $2,300 352-1795 740-352-4014 740-821-2138 Superior Leasing, Inc. ATVs Honda 450 Night Heat w/propane. Bailey Drywall Hawk 13k orig. mi. 6 Trucks $450 mo water incl. Jr. High Girls finishing & stomped 01 Honda 400 EX 2002 Yamaha YZF spd 81 mpg good 1998 Cavalier Z24 1st & last mo. rent + Basketball ceilings 15 yrs expe- 1998 Chevy Z-71 Land (Acreage) runs great, looks R1 Silver & black w/ cond. Runs great 160K mi $2500 sun- dep. 259-2128 Jr. High rience (740)354- 4x4 ext. cab loaded, sharp, after market power commander $750 740-858-9167 roof spoiler 353- 2 acres, Lucasville 357-9363 Cheerleading 1472 or ex cond. $6500. parts new tires $5000 obo. Call 0530 St Rt 104 approx 1 Advisor 740-935-6584 820-4277 $2,300 352-3754 Chris 740-727-2366 mi. N of Rt 348, flat Mock Trial Other House For Rent 3 Landscaping ground, w/water tap, Qualified individuals 2006 Chevy Uplan- bdrm West wishing to apply Like New 2000 Arc- Off Road Go Cart 2 2004 Chevy $35,000 no land Murray Landscaping Suzuki 600 cc der Mini Van 91k Portsmouth 352- should submit a let- tic 4x4 4 wheeler seater elec. start Avalanche loaded, contract 740-372- trees trimed, yard Sport Bike $2000 mi. dvd pkg rear air 4091 or 352-3232 ter of interest to An- 360 mi. Asking w/rev. 150cc motor clean, 2 wd, 90k, 0857 clean-up, schrubs, obo 352-7998 574-0626 thony Mantell, 44 $600 740-479-1996 creek rock deliv- Clay High Street, Newly Remodeled ered, Ins 740-778- Portsmouth, Ohio Reach Over 30,000 People Everyday! 2- 30 acre tracts & 2 bdrm cottage in W. 4233 Reach Over 40,000 People Everyday! 1- 15 acre tract will Ports. quiet neigh- 45662 by June 11, consider land con- borhood $500 + dep 2010. Employment Lawn Care tract, So. Webster Taking Applications. will begin with the $ 34 Spurgeon Lawn CALL THE EXPERTS! 2010-11 school $ 58 area 740-935-2869 740-357-5789 Your Reference Guide To Quality Products And Professional Business Service! year. The Clay Local Care Free Ests. Call 2 776-6218 or 740- 637 SIXTH STREET PER DAY FOR School District is an *Based on a 3 month commitment.YOUR 4-LINE Reg.AD Equal Opportunity 935-5196 $70.00 per 1month. 4 lines, $175/90 days. Employer. 740-353-3101 * Based50¢ peron a 3line month for commitment. each additional Reg. $57.98 perline. month Misellaneous We have Jobs for Good People to Flowers Baking Affordable Seal Concrete Roofing Landscaping Miscellaneous Coating Black top work in Home Health Care. Co. accepting ap- T’s Masonary ______plications for Rt. sealing & stripping, 20 yrs. exp. brick, block, All Types Of Roofing ______• Nurses • Home Health Aides Free Ests. 259-8950 Murray Landscaping Sales Position. stone, concrete & more Special on metal. 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COBALT LS Heritage Square A-1 HAULING & CLEAN Reasonable Rates Pressure Washing doors & vinly siding. 2 Dr., Auto, Air, Good miles. Assisted Living Fa- UP HOUSES/GARAGES, 820-8489 or 285-2606 Residential or commer- 574-5725 for free est. $ 00 cility is currently ac- Roofing YARDS BRUSH CUT. cial, low rates, free 8,950 estimates. 456-2750 cepting applications Roger’s Home Imprv. ODD JOBS. 353-3247 Agriculture 310 Washington St D&P Const. Roof- for LPNʼs. Full or ing, siding, comp. Windows, Siding, Decks, ______Portsmouth, OH 353-4499 Plumbing, Roofing Fully Electrical part time Current li- home improvement. Herbicides Pastres, Pressure Washing cense required. insured. 574-9555 Hay Fields, Road + all types home repair Fully insured 740- Electric & More Sides, Lawn 40 yrs exp. Free est. of Apply in person at 464-8393 or 820- DW’s HOME Most all your home & 253-561-1617 PH 370-4722 NEW BOSTON Heritage Square 3463 MAINTENANCE bus neeeds. No job too 3304 Rhodes Ave, Leaky faucets to small. Free ests. Quality New Boston, OH siding & windows. work. Very reasonable Miscellaneous Automotive Pugs • Poodles • Bostons 45662 Bonded and Insured. rates, Call Tim & com- BUY Free Est. ______pare Prices 935-0551 or Mark’s Mobile Home Maltese • Lhasa • Bichon 352-4235 Will pay top $ for un- Hiring part tine in- 456-4332 Transport wanted junk cars & dividual to press Bailey Drywall Manufactured Housing trucks. $150-$500. Free IT! finishing & stomped ceil- and many more breeds Elderly Care Transport Free Est. Fully pickup 727-3134 garments and ings 15 yrs. experience Ins. & Bonded Wheelers- marked in orders. 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Affordable Seal Coating ______Gravel & Top soil, PUBLIC SALE PERTS IN THE Black top sealing & strip- Ron’s Lawn Care cleanup work. 4 lines 30 days ping, Free Ests. 259-8950 Comm. & Residential 606-757-3031 A PUBLIC SALE WILL BE HELD BY: Local Financial or 357-6938 740-464-9565 $70.00. OR for a Free Est. Same Day QUALITY CAR & TRUCK & LEASING, INC. Advisor seeks part- PORTSMOUTH Service 740-370-5578 Better Deal run it AT: GLOCKNER PLAZA time Office Asst, Masonary ______Bobcat Work 90 days $175.00 Must have excellent ______RT. 23 NORTH, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO Brodies Lawn Care concrete and misc. Call, E-mail or Stop Cowling Masonry client skills. Send re- Free Estimates Lots Odd Jobs. Free Est. in Today! ON: FRIDAY, JUNE 4TH 2010 AT 12PM DAILY Brick, stone & chimney re- sume with salary re- go for $15 - $20 per ot 858-0396 or WILMA COFFEY pair, 20 yrs. exp. insured Sale is for the purpose of disposing of: quirements to Z-Box Fully Ins. 981-7302 250-3132 CLASSIFIED SU- 354-1487 797 P.O. 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