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50 CENTS • Vol. 59, No. 211 THURSDAY, JULY 22, 2010 www.mydailysentinel.com OBITUARIES ODOT updates ‘Capital Corridor’ project Page A5 • Cherole A. Burdette SENTINEL STAFF Ravenswood Connector and Director, Karen Pawloski. “Not filled with more than three mil- [email protected] Lancaster Bypass. only is this project going to lion cubic yards of dirt. Phase II and III of the U.S. 33 make travel safer for motorists, “We have three crews aggres- NELSONVILLE — Since Nelsonville Bypass have been but has already put more than sively excavating dirt,” said breaking ground in October, funded from American two hundred fifty Ohioans to ODOT Project Engineer Cary workers have logged more than Recovery and Reinvestment work in only nine months.” Betzing, Pomeroy. “In a ten- Actor Paul 70,000 hours building the new Act, allowing the project to be As of Jan. 1, 2010, contractors hour shift we can excavate up to 8.5-mile reallignment of U.S. 33 completed nearly six years have paid out more than $2.1 twenty four thousand cubic Robeson at Nelsonville. The project, ahead of Ohio Department of million dollars in paychecks. yards of dirt.” funded by the federal stimulus Transportation’s construction Phase II With millions of yards of dirt featured at program, has employed 250 schedule. It will likely be com- To date, Kokosing left to excavate, soil stability is Ohio workers. pleted and open to traffic in Construction Company has an important factor when build- Chautauqua The Nelsonville Bypass is the 2013. excavated more than 1.1 million ing a new four-lane highway. To final upgrade of the U.S. 33 cor- “This historic investment has cubic yards of dirt and embank- mitigate settling and increase SENTINEL STAFF ridor in southeast Ohio, which in been decades in the making,” ment. In addition, the new align- [email protected] planning also included the said ODOT District 10 Deputy ment requires two valleys to be Please see ODOT, A3 GALLIPOLIS — Ohio Chautauqua continues its run today in Gallipolis Commission with actor Paul Robeson the featured character. Robeson (1898-1976) to oversee was a critically- acclaimed actor whose courthouse career began in the 1920s and reached its zenith in the 1930s and facelift ‘40s. One of his best- BY BRIAN J. REED known roles is the title [email protected] character of William Shakespeare’s Othello, POMEROY — Meigs which Robeson first County Commissioners played in 1930 in plan to spruce up the street London and reprised in level public areas of the 1943 on Broadway. county courthouse, using Actor and living histo- their summer labor crew to ry performer Marvin perform most of the work. Jefferson will portray Workers assigned to the Robeson at 7:30 p.m. courthouse through the today under the Summer Youth Program Chautauqua tent in have begun to prepare the Gallipolis City Park. East Second Street court- Today’s Chautauqua house facade for a fresh activities begin at 10:30 coat of paint. President a.m. with the youth Tom Anderson said the workshop “Kids Stuff project will be limited in from the 1930s” at scope, with a primary Bossard Memorial goal of improving the Library. Michael courthouse’s curb appeal. Hughes, who portrayed In addition to painting actor Orson Welles on the areas along the street Tuesday, will be the pre- where paint is peeling, a senter. Beth Sergent/photo few other areas in need of Susan Marie The Meigs Local Enrichment Foundation’s Inaugural Summer Softball Slam tournament will be held Aug. 7-8 touching up will be paint- Frontczak, who per- on the MLEF’s new ball diamond just off Pomeroy Pike. Pictured are MLEF supporters, front row (from left) ed on the side of the formed as former First Jake Andrus, Hunter Clary; second row (from left) Susie and Jim Soulsby, Sandy Iannarelli, Tammy Andrus; courthouse, and improve- Lady Eleanor Roosevelt third row (from left) MHS Baseball Coach Brent Bissell, Bob Williams, Mike Bartrum, Randy Butcher. ments will be made to the on Wednesday evening, street-level public eleva- will present the adult tor entrance. workshop at 2:30 p.m. Commissioners said today at Bossard Library. Summer Softball Slam the project will be com- Her presentation is “Dear pleted using the seasonal Mr. President — A work force and existing humorous look at letters Tourney to benefit, showcase MLEF progress courthouse maintenance and packages sent to the workers. White House throughout BY BETH SERGENT mond. MLEF’s diamond, ing Bob Williams at 992- • Hit your own soft- the Roosevelt adminis- [email protected] complete with new artifi- 3049 or Randy Butcher at balls. Softballs must be Please see Facelift, A5 tration.” cial turf, is part of the 742-2302. Registration stamped and 44-core, no There is no admission POMEROY — The foundation’s “community will also be held at 7 more than 375 compres- fee for any Chautauqua upcoming Meigs Local phase” which includes a p.m., Thursday, Aug. 5 at sion. events. Enrichment Foundation’s park/playground, cross- the MLEF ball diamond There will be commem- Summer Softball Slam country track, etc. where the brackets for orative T-shirts presented Meigs hires tournament will raise MLEF’s community the tournament will also to the teams which come funds to benefit the foun- phase makes the founda- be chosen. in first-fourth places. personnel dation and showcase its tion “more than a football • Teams must be co-ed, Mike Bartrum, new ball diamond meant field” for Meigs High with five male and five spokesperson for MLEF, for new WEATHER to be enjoyed by the School. female players each. said he hopes the tourna- entire community. Rules for the inaugural Those under 18 must ment can become an The co-ed, round robin MLEF Summer Softball have a parent’s permis- annual event. Bartrum school year tournament will be held Slam are as follows: sion to play. guessed it would be BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH Saturday, Aug. 7 and • Registration is $50 • Games began at 8 spring before all the work [email protected] Sunday, Aug. 8 at the per team with all pro- a.m. and continue all day. is completed on the ball MLEF’s new ball dia- ceeds benefiting the Admission is free to diamond but for now, it POMEROY — In mond off of Pomeroy foundation. watch the tournament can be enjoyed next preparation for the open- Pike, as well as the Meigs • Pre-registration can and concessions will be month during the inaugur- ing of Meigs Local High School ball dia- be done by phone by call- available. al summer softball slam. schools on Aug. 24, the Board of Education at Tuesday night’s meeting hired some new staff, High: 88. Decision on school cooling system postponed renewed contracts for Low: 72. others, and reassigned BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH ly had recurrent opera- another. [email protected] tional problems since its Hired were Denise M. installation at the time Russo as a cosmetology POMEROY — A deci- the school was built. sion on installation of a teacher at Meigs High One of the four com- School, Julie Zirkle as a INDEX new chiller system at the pressors is now inopera- Meigs Elementary secretary at the Middle 2 SECTIONS — 12 PAGES ble, according to Paul School, and Nicole School was discussed at McElroy, the district’s length and then post- Honaker and Travis Calendars A3 director of operations, Abbott as summer poned pending further who also questioned the information at Tuesday school instructors at Classifieds B3-4 reliability of the other Meigs High retroactive night’s meeting of the units, and suggested Meigs Local of Board of to June 1. B.J. Nicholson Comics B5 probable need for replac- was approved as a volun- Education.. ing the entire system. Matt Beecroft, a repre- teer assistant middle Editorials A4 Board member Ryan school football coach for sentative of ElitAire, Mahr questioned the wis- Inc., was at the meeting upcoming season. Sports B Section dom of doing a replace- McElroy resigned for with a proposal for instal- ment with another retirement purposes as lation of a new McGuay McGuay, even though it Charlene Hoeflich/photo director of maintenance © 2010 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. unit, an updated version would be updated, in and transportation for the of what is currently in view of the current prob- Barbara Musser, Meigs Local Board of Education president, presents pins to Layne Acree and Katie district effective July 31, place, at a cost of lems. He suggested that and was hired as director $187,000. The current air perhaps just replacement Thomas, national award winners at the Archery in the of operations effective cooling system, which is Schools national contest. Jacob Riffle, also a national a McGuay, has reported- Please see Meigs, A5 winner, was not present. Please see Hires, A5 Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Page A2 The Daily Sentinel NATION Thursday, July 22, 2010 White House apologizes to ousted Ag worker BY BEN EVANS AND calls racist elements of MARY CLARE JALONICK the tea party movement. ASSOCIATED PRESS The website’s owner, Andrew Breitbart, said WASHINGTON — An the video shows the civil embarrassed White House rights group condoning apologized on Wednesday the same kind of racism it to a black Agriculture says it wants to erase. Department employee Biggovernment.com is who was ousted for her the same site that gained remarks about race, say- notice last year after air- ing the administration did ing video of workers for not know all the facts the community group when she was fired. ACORN counseling White House spokesman actors posing as a prosti- Robert Gibbs called the tute and her boyfriend. dismissal of Shirley Reacting to the video Sherrod an injustice and a on Monday, the NAACP mistake and said he was issued a statement dis- apologizing for the “entire avowing her comments, administration.” He said which were made at a Agriculture Secretary Tom local NAACP event. Vilsack was trying to reach Sherrod then took to the her to extend an apology. media airwaves Tuesday, “I accept the apology,” saying she was unfairly Sherrod said on CNN attacked and that the Win McNamee/Abaca Press/MCT after watching Gibbs talk entirety of her remarks, U.S. President Barack Obama signs the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act at the to reporters at a televised delivered in March in Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, D.C., Wednesday. Also pictured, from left, Vice President Joe Biden, briefing. But she said the Georgia, were not about Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.), Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.), Rep. Maxine apology took too long racism, but part of a larg- Waters (D-Calif.), Sen. Chris Dodd (D-Conn.) and Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.). and she wasn’t sure if she er story about racial rec- wanted her job back. onciliation and learning “I just don’t know at this from her mistakes. point, I don’t know,” she People who knew Obama signs sweeping said, adding that she would Sherrod were quick to be surprised if Vilsack defend her, including the offered her the job. wife of the white farmer Sherrod has said she discussed in the speech. financial overhaul into law submitted her resignation “We probably wouldn’t under pressure from the have (our farm) today if BY JIM KUHNHENN growth. Republican Rep. er scrutiny of the sophisti- director for the indepen- ASSOCIATED PRESS Darrell Issa of California cated financial transac- dent consumer protection White House. The it hadn’t been for her called Obama’s bill-sign- tions on Wall Street. bureau, an agency that Agriculture Department leading us in the right WASHINGTON — ing a “charade” that The law also assembles became one of the bill’s says it was Vilsack’s direction,” said Eloise Reveling in victory, ignored the root causes of a powerful council of flashpoints and was decision alone. Spooner of Iron City, Ga. President Barack Obama the financial crisis. regulators to be on the attacked by Republicans Sherrod was asked by “I wish she could get her on Wednesday signed into The president said oth- lookout for risks across as a broad expansion of department officials to job back because she was law the most sweeping erwise. He argued that a the finance system. government power over resign on Monday after good to us, I tell you.” overhaul of financial reg- crippling recession was Large, failing financial private business. conservative bloggers post- In the clip posted on ulations since the Great primarily caused by a institutions will now be Elizabeth Warren, a ed a video of her saying she Biggovernment.com, Depression, a package breakdown in the finan- liquidated and the costs Harvard law professor, is didn’t initially give a white Sherrod described the first that aims to protect con- cial system that cannot assessed on their surviv- considered a leading can- farmer as much help as she time a white farmer came sumers and ensure eco- happen again. ing peers. Borrowers will didate for the job. As could have 24 years ago, to her for help. It was nomic stability from Main “I proposed a set of be protected from hidden head of the when she was working for 1986, and she worked for a Street to Wall Street. reforms to empower con- fees and abusive terms, Congressional Oversight a farmers’ aid group. nonprofit rural farm aid The law, pushed sumers and investors, to but also will have to pro- Panel for the govern- Sherrod says she used the group. She said the farmer through mainly by bring the shadowy deals vide evidence that they ment’s $700 billion story in her speech to the came in acting “superior” Democrats in that caused this crisis into can repay their loans. Troubled Asset Relief NAACP to promote racial to her and she debated how Washington’s deeply par- the light of day, and to put The Federal Reserve will Program, the bank rescue reconciliation and that the much help to give him. tisan environment, comes a stop to taxpayer bailouts get new powers while at fund known as TARP, she edited video distorted her “I was struggling with almost two years after the once and for all,” Obama the same time coming has periodically clashed remarks. the fact that so many infamous near financial said to supporters. under expanded congres- with Treasury Secretary After a video of her full black people had lost meltdown in 2008 in the “Today, thanks to a lot of sional oversight. Timothy Geithner. speech was posted online their farmland, and here I United States that was felt people in this room, those “While President Liberals and unions by the NAACP, the was faced with helping a around the globe. The leg- reforms will become the Obama pats himself on have been aggressively White House called the white person save their islation gives the govern- law of the land.” the back today, families pressing for her appoint- Agriculture Department land,” Sherrod said. ment new powers to break In a note of irony, and small businesses are ment. AFL-CIO President about the case Tuesday Initially, she said, “I up companies that threat- Obama signed the bill bracing for yet another Richard Trumka was night and it was agreed didn’t give him the full en the economy, creates a with great fanfare in the big-government over- among the latest to voice that her ouster should be force of what I could do” new agency to guard con- massive Ronald Reagan reach that will make it support for of Warren, reviewed. and gave him only enough sumers and puts more Building, named after a harder to create new saying Tuesday she is the The White House is help to keep his case pro- light on the financial mar- president who champi- jobs,” said the House only candidate “uniquely facing strong criticism gressing. Eventually, she kets that escaped the oned deregulation. Republican leader, John qualified and equipped to over the case, which said, his situation “opened oversight of regulators. The president was Boehner of Ohio. head this new agency.” marks a stumble for both my eyes” that whites were Obama described them joined by scores of con- Though Obama and his But opposition in the the Obama administration struggling just like blacks, all as commonsense sumer advocates, state top officials urged Senate could make and the NAACP. Both and helping farmers was- reforms that will help and local government Congress to pass the law Warren’s confirmation reversed their positions n’t so much about race but people in their daily life officials, business own- while the memory of the difficult, a point Dodd after initially condemning was “about the poor ver- — signing contracts, ers and executives, and 2008 financial crisis was made in a radio interview Sherrod’s remarks based sus those who have.” understanding fees, being members of Congress still fresh, many of the on NPR Monday. White on the video first released In the full 43-minute aware of risks. who supported the bill. law’s provisions won’t House spokeswoman Monday night. video, Sherrod tells the He went so far as to call Obama singled out for take effect for at least a Amy Brundage said that Black leaders piled on story of her father’s death the reforms “the strongest praise Sen. Chris Dodd, year, as regulators scram- while the administration Wednesday. The Rev. in 1965, saying he was consumer protections in D-Conn., and Rep. ble to write new rules and has additional candidates Jesse Jackson already killed by white men who history.” The president Barney Frank, D-Mass., implement them. in mind, “We are confi- had called on the admin- were never charged. She added to a burst of who shepherded the bill Large Wall Street dent she is confirmable.” istration to apologize and says she made a commit- applause: “Because of through Congress. banks have welcomed Also under serious con- reinstate Sherrod to her ment to stay in the South this law, the American In the midst of a heated some provisions in the sideration is assistant job, if she wanted it. The the night of her father’s people will never again be midterm election season bill, but have fiercely Treasury secretary Congressional Black death, despite the dreams asked to foot the bill for for many lawmakers, opposed others that Michael Barr, one of the Caucus, which includes she had always had of Wall Street’s mistakes.” Obama sought to put the would limit their banking architects of the financial 42 members of leaving her rural town. Republicans portray the complex law in con- business and cut into regulation bill and a close Congress, called for “When I made that com- bill as a burden on small sumer-oriented terms for their profitability. ally of some White House Sherrod to be reinstated mitment I was making that banks and the businesses the nation. He said it Obama has at least one officials. Deputy assistant immediately, saying commitment to black peo- that rely on them and would help root out fine contentious remnant attorney general Eugene Vilsack overreacted. ple and to black people argue it will cost con- print and hidden fees for from the bill to address. Kimmelman is also in the Soon after, the Rev. Al only,” she said. “But you sumers and impede job people, and provide deep- He must still nominate a running for the slot. Sharpton said black lead- know God will show you ers should refrain from things and he’ll put things calling on the administra- in your path so that you tion to apologize, saying realize that the struggle is that creates the impres- really about poor people.” Senate approves jobless payments to millions sion that black leadership Sherrod said officials is fractured. “We are only showed no interest in her WASHINGTON (AP) been out of work for six ing $309 a week for In states like greasing the rails for the explanation when she — State unemployment months or more have almost 5 million people Pennsylvania and New right wing to run a train was asked to resign. She agencies are gearing up to seen their benefits lapse. whose 26 weeks of state York, the back payments through our ambitions said she was on the road resume sending unemploy- Under best-case scenar- benefits have run out. should go out next week, and goals for having civil Monday when USDA ment payments to millions ios, unemployed people Those people are enrolled officials said. In others, and human rights in this deputy undersecretary of people as Congress who have been denied in a federally financed like Nevada, it may take country,” Sharpton said. Cheryl Cook called her moves to ship President jobless benefits because program providing up to a few weeks for all of The incident comes as and told her to pull over Barack Obama a measure of a partisan Senate 73 additional weeks of those eligible to receive the NAACP and the con- and submit her resigna- to restore lapsed benefits. standoff over renewing unemployment benefits. benefits, said Mae servative tea party move- tion on her Blackberry After months of them can expect retroac- About half of those eli- Worthey, a spokesman ment have been trading because the White House increasingly bitter stale- tive payments as early as gible have had their ben- for the Department of charges of racism. wanted her out. mate, the Senate passed next week in some states. efits cut off since funding Employment, Training The two-minute, 38- “It hurts me that they the measure Wednesday In other states, it will take expired June 2. They are and Rehabilitation. second clip posted didn’t even try to attempt by a 59-39 vote. Obama longer. eligible for lump sum In North Carolina, Monday by to see what is happening is poised to sign the mea- State unemployment retroactive payments that Employment and Income Biggovernment.com was here, they didn’t care,” sure into law after a final and labor agencies have are typically delivered Department spokesman presented as evidence that Sherrod said. “I’m not a House vote on Thursday. been preparing for weeks directly to their bank Andrew James says to the NAACP was hypo- racist. ... Anyone who It’s a welcome relief to for Congress to restore accounts or credited to expect a wait of two to critical in its recent reso- knows me knows that 2 1/2 million people who jobless payments averag- state-issued debit cards. six weeks. lution condemning what it I’m for fairness.”

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Submitted photo The MHS class of 1952 had a reunion over the weekend at the Radford farm. Attending were graduates, Carl Glaze, Longview, Texas, front, and left to right, Nola Knopp Swisher, Gladdie DeVol Stewart, June Smart Kloes, Don’t mess around Shirley Coleman, Ruth Chase Jenkins, Franklin “Bub” Clark. and Peggy Herman Thomas, all local. MHS class of ’52 holds reunion with your playtime Dear Dr. Brothers: POMEROY — A Rocksprings Road over Shirley Coleman, Ruth Sandy Clark, Manning My wife and I agree on reunion of the the weekend. Chase Jenkins, Franklin Kloes, and Betty Ashley nearly everything, but Middleport High The class reunion, a “Bub” Clark, and Peggy Roser. there’s one point of con- School graduating class first for Carl Glaze of Herman Thomas, all Coming for the Glaze tention that always gets of 1952 was held as a Longview, Texas, was local. reunion were relatives us arguing. I say that part of the annual Glaze attended by classmates, Others joining the from Florida, Tennessee, man was not made to be reunion at the home of Nola Knopp Swisher, reunion classmates for Indiana, Texas, Arkansas, a machine, and requires Bill and Louise Glaze Gladdie DeVol Stewart, the gathering were Jay North Carolina and an ample amount of time Radford on June Smart Kloes, Jenkins, Dale Walburn, Virginia, a total of 112. to just kick back and have fun. She looks at playtime as a waste of time, and is fond of say- Dr. Joyce Brothers ing, “All work and no Mason County author to sign first book play makes Jack a very BY DELYSSA HUFFMAN Grand Tetons,” Young Together, they have four On Thursday, July 29, rich and happy boy.” It which is great (I’m real- [email protected] said. “When I returned children, eight grandchil- she will be at Emma’s drives me crazy! Please ly sort of bad with mak- home, the story for my dren and five great Gallery from 11:30 a.m. give me some ammo to ing plans). Anyway, this POINT PLEASANT, book just came to me and grandchildren. Gary’s to 1:30 p.m. She also will help me win my ongoing woman, her friend, is a W.Va. — Author Paula I began to write.” brother, Pete and his make an appearance at battle to make her see recovering alcoholic. Dean Young, a 1961 Lakota Gold is a fiction wife, Phyllis live in Point Village Pizza on Friday, the benefits of having Now, I know our friends graduate of Point story, but all comes true Pleasant and have all July 30 at 6:30, and on fun! — D.B. would definitely expect Pleasant High School, as you begin to read their lives. Saturday, July 31 at the Dear D.B.: You don’t liquor at my wife’s will be signing her first about the lives of the “We have many won- Point Pleasant River say whether your wife party, but would it be book at the class’s alum- main characters, Emma derful friends around Museum at noon. The takes some playtime for wrong to have everyone ni banquet on Saturday, Ruth and Lone Wolf. The this area, and we would PPHS Alumni Class of herself and just wants BYOB? I guess what July 31. story takes place in the love to see any and all 1961 Reunion will take you to work all the time, I’m asking is, would it Her book, Lakota 1800s and begins in the come to the banquet,” place on Saturday, July or whether she is driven be psychologically Gold, was an inspiration Black Hills of South Young said. “It will be 31 at 6:30 p.m. to keep her own nose to harmful to our host if we from a trip she took in Dakota. It is published by great to remember old To order a book, you the grindstone as well. If brought booze to the 2001 to Rapid City, S.D. Tate Publishing & times and learn what old may call 888-361-9473 all this work is just her party? — V.A. “I fell in love with the Enterprises. friends have done in or purchase it online at prescription for you Dear V.A.: It is great Black Hills, Deadwood, Young married her their lives.” www.tatepublishing.com. while she relaxes at the that this friend is the Badlands, Custer high school sweetheart, Young will also be Young also will have her spa, I would urge you to thoughtful enough to State Park, as well as Gary Young and now signing books before the book on sale with her at call her on it and go throw a party for your Yellowstone and The lives in Albertville, Ala. alumni banquet. each signing. ahead and take your own wife’s birthday. If it were form of recreation, be it not a surprise, I would golf or boating or what- advise you to just ask ever it is you enjoy in your wife how her friend Community Calendar your free time. But if she feels about other people is all tied up with work- drinking in front of her, POMEROY — Monday, July 26 Christ, 237 Main St., ing constantly because or in her own home. Public RACINE — Southern Middleport, through July she really believes that Does she have a signifi- Veterans Service leisure activities are a meetings Commission, 9 a.m., 117 Local Campaign 23, 6 to 8;03 p.m. Classes cant other who drinks? Memorial Drive. Committee, 6 p.m., ele- for 3 years through high waste of time, it could be Have you or your wife mentary school cafeteria, school. Theme, “No that she is feeling a little ever been to dinner with Thursday, July 22 overwhelmed by all her the friend, or to a party POMEROY — Meigs discuss Aug. 3 levy, all Ordinary Man.” Clubs and residents encouraged to POMEROY — Calvary responsibilities and where there was drink- Soil and Water wants to make sure they ing, and if so, how does Conservation District organizations attend. Pilgrim Chapel, Ohio Wednesday, July 28 143, VBS through Friday, are taken care of first. she react? Board of Supervisors, Some people who are I believe that in nor- regular session, 11:30 Thursday, July 22 RACINE — Southern 6-8 p.m. Rev. Charles High School Athletic McKenzie, 992-2952. extremely conscientious mal circumstances, if a.m. at the district office MIDDLEPORT — find it hard to relax you were out somewhere at 33101 Hiland Road. Rescheduled meeting of Boosters, regular meet- ing, 6 p.m., Southern without feeling guilty or neutral and there was Friday, July 23 Alpha Iota Masters, 6 Other events negligent. They honest- alcohol involved, your RUTLAND — Rutland p.m., at the home Julia Community Fitness Center at SHS, all par- ly may feel that play- wife’s friend probably Township Trustees will Houston, on Second Monday, July 26 time is wasteful or friv- would adjust and follow hold their August meeting Avenue. ents of athletes encour- POMEROY — Rally for aged to attend. olous when there are her normal routine of on July 23 at 5 p.m. at the REEDSVILLE — Life, sponsored by Meigs other things to do that having something nonal- Rutland Fire Station. Riverview Garden Club, County Right to Life, 8:30 will be left undone if coholic. She would not Monday, July 26 family picnic, 6:30 p.m. at Church events p.m., Riverfront they fritter away their expect others to tiptoe RACINE — Southern the Reedsville Church of Amphitheater. Collection time on fun. So make around her problem. Local Board of Education, Christ. Friday, July 23 of baby supplies for sure you are there for With the party being regular meeting, 8 p.m., TUPPERS PLAINS — MIDDLEPORT — Bible infants to three months, your wife when it comes held in her own home, Southern High School, VFW Post 9053, 7 p.m., School will be held at the presentations, candle- time for household though, the situation is a media center. at the hall. Middleport Church of light prayer service. duties as well as plan- bit more delicate. It ning for having fun, and would be very rude to you may find her in a just tell everyone to more playful frame of bring their own beer or ODOT from Page A1 mind once the chores wine without first dis- are done. Human beings cussing it with the host- soil stability, ODOT and phases, Beaver tions in the early 1900’s other. really are made to enjoy ess. So, one way to Kokosing are using a Excavating has excavat- and many of the mines Phase III will begin fun as well as work, and approach this would be wick drain apparatus to ed more than 3.2 million were just abandoned. near Doanville and focus if your wife doesn’t to simply ask her if quickly remove water 30 cubic yards of dirt and These old mine voids on constructing 3.87 know about all the ben- she’d like some help feet below ground. embankment since need to be filled to pre- miles of four-lane high- efits to her mental and handling the beverages, Throughout the project, October, 2009. vent any slippage along way. Also included in physical health from and what she has in ODOT will use more A unique construction the highway.” Phase three is the con- taking time to relax, you mind. If she makes no than 200,000 feet of wick feature of Phase III Phase III is most visi- struction of the US 33 / can start down that path mention of alcohol, I drain. includes mine grouting, ble from existing US SR 78 / SR 691 inter- together. would not ask anyone to Phase II of the in which Phase III Route 33, where on the change. The project will • • • bring their own. I’d put Nelsonville Bypass requires an estimated eastside of Nelsonville reroute SR 78 1.63 miles Dear Dr. Brothers: the friend’s feelings includes more than three 500,000 cubic yards of motorists can see con- through the Happy My wife’s best friend first, if I were you. miles of highway earth grout to fill old aban- struction of the twin Hollow Area to form the wants to throw her a sur- (c) 2010 by King work and 4.56 miles of doned mine voids. bridges over Elm Rock interchange. prise birthday party — Features Syndicate four-lane paving. “At one time Road. As well, workers The Ohio Department Phase II also consists Nelsonville had a huge are finishing up paving of Transportation is of construction of the coal mining industry,” on the new Ohio 78 and investing up to $150 mil- west interchange as well explained Daniel installation of various lion in funds from the Looking for a new career? as the construction of McDonald, ODOT wildlife culverts which American Recovery and four bridges. Project Engineer. are used to allow wildlife Reinvestment Act for Phase III “However, there were to safely travel from one immediate construction www.gallipoliscareercollege.edu The larger of the two minimal mining regula- side of the highway to the of the final two phases. Accredited Member- Accrediting Council For Independent Colleges And Schools1274B Page A4 OOPINION Thursday, July 22, 2010

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Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Thursday, July 22, the 203rd day of 2010. There are 162 days left in the year. Today’s Highlight in History: On July 22, 1934, bank robber John Dillinger was shot to death by federal agents outside Chicago’s Biograph Theater, where he had just seen the Clark Gable movie “Manhattan Melodrama.” On this date: In 1587, an English colony fated to vanish under mysterious circumstances was established on Roanoke Island off North Carolina. Restoring a vibrant In 1796, Cleveland, Ohio, was founded by General Moses Cleaveland (correct). In 1916, a bomb went off during a Preparedness Day parade in San Francisco, killing ten people. In 1933, American aviator Wiley Post completed middle class in America the first solo flight around the world as he returned to New York’s Floyd Bennett Field after traveling for BY BRIAN MILLER Magie, who created the game in Civil Rights victories, the gap in seven days, 18 and 3/4 hours. 1903 as an educational tool to actual wealth is much harder to In 1937, the Senate rejected President Franklin Imagine joining friends for a help people understand that free shake because wealth transfers D. Roosevelt’s proposal to add more justices to the late-night game of Monopoly, but market economies, absent rules to forward. Even today, African- Supreme Court. in this game, there’s a twist: At ensure otherwise, naturally move Americans have only 10 cents of In 1942, the Nazis began transporting Jews from the start of the game, one player toward monopoly control as net wealth for every $1 of net the Warsaw Ghetto to the Treblinka concentration gets an entire side of the game wealth is increasingly concentrat- wealth that whites have. Latinos camp. board, from Pacific Ave. to ed into the hands of the few. It have 12 cents. Without a strong In 1943, American forces led by General George Boardwalk, including the Short takes public policies, from anti- estate tax, the inequalities of the S. Patton captured Palermo, Sicily, during World Line railroad. Instead of ponder- monopoly rules to progressive tax past will forever haunt our nation, War II. ing easy questions like whether to systems, to protect free markets leaving the Monopoly board per- In 1946, Jewish extremists blew up a wing of the be the shoe or the thimble, you’re from this self-destructive tenden- King David Hotel in Jerusalem, killing 90 people. manently tilted. now grappling with a more cy. The fact is: any economic sys- Sen. Jon Kyl, R-Ariz., Sen. In 1975, the House of Representatives joined the tem is effective only to the extent Senate in voting to restore the American citizen- important question: Do you even Blanche Lincoln, D-Ark., and ship of Confederate General Robert E. Lee. stand a chance in such a lopsided that its more extreme aspects are other estate tax opponents are In 1995, Susan Smith was convicted by a jury in game? reined in. wrong in trying to weaken the Union, S.C. of first-degree murder for drowning her As you ponder the fairness of Our progressive tax system, estate tax. Congress should two sons. (She was later sentenced to life in prison, this board game, Congress is including the estate tax, helped instead work to preserve a strong and will not be eligible for parole until 2024.) debating the very real future of guide our economy and fuel the estate tax for the benefit of all Ten years ago: President Bill Clinton, in Japan for our federal estate tax, a tax on broadly shared prosperity our Americans. This estate tax pro- a Group of Eight summit, addressed U.S. troops on inherited wealth designed in part nation experienced during the posal represents the kind of com- Okinawa, where he said they “need to be good to prevent one player from own- post-war period. However, that monsense solution that balances neighbors” with the island’s residents. progressive tax system came ing most of the board before the the desire to protect small busi- Five years ago: Jean Charles de Menezes, a game even begins. under a 30-year assault which nesses and farms with generous Brazilian electrician, was shot to death by London Recently, a new proposal was began in the early 1980s. We’ve deductions, while ensuring that police who’d mistaken him for a terrorist. A labor introduced in an effort to break seen the consequences of this agreement ended an NHL lockout that canceled through the stalemate that has led backsliding and the misguided tax the super-wealthy give back to the previous hockey season. to the current tax holiday for the cuts for the wealthy. Instead of the support the country that made One year ago: President Barack Obama told a super wealthy. Because of the promised trickle-down, we got their prosperity possible. prime-time press conference that Cambridge, stagnant wages for most Even in a game — like Mass. police had acted “stupidly” in the arrest of inability of Congress to reach agreement back in December, the Americans and the widest dispar- Monopoly — we can see the need prominent black scholar Henry Louis Gates Jr., and for rules to ensure that opportuni- that despite racial progress, blacks and Hispanics year 2010 is slowly passing as the ity of income our nation has seen first since 1916 with no estate tax. since 1928, just before the Great ty continually circulates through- were still singled out unfairly for arrest. Earlier, the out our economy to create a president met at the White House with Iraqi Prime Billions of dollars are now being Depression. It’s time to recapture Minister Nouri al-Maliki. Millions of Asians wit- transferred tax-free, while our the core values that made our broadly shared prosperity for all, nessed the longest solar eclipse of this century; in national deficit grows. The heirs economy work, beginning with not just a select few. Preserving a some areas, totality lasted as long as six minutes of the late Texas billionaire Dan the preservation of a strong estate strong estate tax is essential to and 39 seconds. Duncan stand to inherit, free of tax. ensuring that each subsequent Thought for Today: “I hold that man is in the any estate tax, more than the aver- The importance of this proposal generation has a chance to right who is most closely in league with the age American earns in 4,000 life- cannot be overstated. Transfers of achieve the American dream. future. “ — Henrik Ibsen, Norwegian dramatist times. No one questions the right wealth from generation to genera- Without it, we have to ask our- (1828-1906). of parents to pass on a legacy to tion impact every aspect of our selves, is the game hopelessly their children, but how much is economic landscape, even the stacked? Should we even bother enough? persistent racial wealth divide. playing? LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Despite its kitchen table status While we’ve made significant (Brian Miller is executive direc- Letters to the editor should be limited to 300 words. All letters today, the Monopoly board game strides at closing the income gap tor of United for a Fair Economy, are subject to editing, must be signed and include address and can trace its roots to Lizzie in the half-century since the great online at www.faireconomy.org.) telephone number. No unsigned letters will be published. Letters should be in good taste, addressing issues, not person- alities. “Thank You” letters will not be accepted for publication.

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That would Cherole Ann (Blake) Burdette, 71, passed away on the deep-sea effort to was waiting to see how with cement the last few upset BP’s timetable, July 18, 2010 at her home in Rancho Cucamonga, plug the ruptured oil well the storm developed feet of the relief tunnel which called for finish- California. to a near standstill before deciding whether that will be used to pump ing the relief tunnel by She was born on Dec. 17, 1938 in Mason, W.Va., to Wednesday just as BP to order any of the ships mud into the gusher and the end of July and plug- Edward Marion Blake and Ruth (Tracy) Blake. was getting tantalizingly and crews stationed some kill it once and for all. ging the blown-out well Cherole graduated from Middleport High school in close to going in for the 50 miles out in the Gulf But BP put the task on by early August. 1956. kill. of Mexico to head for hold and instead placed a Scientists have been She received a four year scholarship to the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, however Cherole Work on the relief well safety. temporary plug called a scrutinizing underwater decided to attend Holzer School of Nursing. — now just days from The cluster of thunder- storm packer deep inside video and pressure data She met her husband, Newman Burdette, while completion — was sus- storms passed over Haiti the tunnel, in case it has for days, trying to deter- attending nursing school. They wed in 1958. pended, and the cap that and the Dominican to be abandoned until the mine if the capped well is Together they had 4 children: Kellee (Dan) Nease, has been keeping the oil Republic on Wednesday, storm passes. holding tight or in danger Tracy Woods, Chris (Kim) Burdette, and Luke bottled up since last week and forecasters said the “What we didn’t want of rupturing and causing (Jeannette) Burdette. may have to be reopened, system would probably to do is be in the middle of an even bigger disaster. If They have 9 grandchildren: Jake, Caitlin and Ben allowing crude to gush move into the Gulf over an operation and poten- the storm prevents BP Nease, Robbie and Jeremy Woods, Lindsey and Tyler into the sea again for the weekend. They gave tially put the relief well at from monitoring the Burdette, and Blake and Cole Burdette. days, said retired Coast it a 50 percent chance of some risk,” BP vice presi- well, the cap may simply Cherole worked for the CETA Tax Map program in Guard Adm. Thad Allen, becoming a tropical dent Kent Wells said. be reopened, allowing oil Pomeroy, Ohio in 1979, then later worked for the the government’s point depression or a tropical If the work crews are to spill into the water, Meigs County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office until her man on the crisis. storm by Friday. evacuated, it could be Allen said. family moved to California in 1985. At that time, she worked for the city of La Verne until her retirement in 2001. She was a member of the Heath United Methodist from Page A1 Church in Middleport, Ohio, and also the United Facelift Methodist Church in La Verne, Calif. She enjoyed During their regular cussed a complaint ter is open to the public office through the cooking for her family, singing in the choir, Eleanor meeting Wednesday, regarding conditions at only during the daytime, CDBG fund and Circle, cooking for homeless shelters, and volunteer- commissioners voted to the county dog shelter at and that the animals $443.95 and $2,622.22 ing in the neonatal unit at Pomona Valley Hospital. re-advertise for bids for Rocksprings. A citizen housed there can be seen in the housing income We will remember her for her sense of humor, her the installation of fencing said the shelter is too then. fund for the housing wonderful laugh, and the undying love she had for at the London Pool in dark, making it difficult Anderson also noted office. her family. Syracuse. No bids were to select a dog for possi- that commissioners can- • Approved payment of Cherole is survived by her children, grandchil- received for the project. ble adoption, and that not spend as much as bills in the amount of dren, her brother John (Margie) Blake and many The bids were to have conditions are generally they would like to $189,018.79. nieces and nephews. She is preceeded in death by been opened yesterday poor. Anderson said improve the conditions at Also present were her husband Newman, her parents Edward and Ruth for the Community commissioners will fol- the pound. Commissioners Mick Blake, her brother Edward Blake, Jr., and a special Development Block low up with the county Commissioners also: Davenport and Michael niece, Kathy Blake. Grant formula program. dog warden, but also • Approved transfers Bartrum and Clerk A memorial service will be held at the United Commissioners dis- noted that the dog shel- of $12,000 for the grants Gloria Kloes. Methodist Church of La Verne on Saturday at 10 a.m., July 24, 2010. A reception will follow in the church social room. In lieu of flowers donations can be made to a memorial fund at the United Methodist Church of La Verne, 3205 D Street, La Verne, CA 91750. The Meigs from Page A1 money will then be distributed to charities near and dear to Cherole’s heart. of the defective compres- Education fiscal stabi- She will be greatly missed by her family and every- sor might be considered lization, $986,609; Title one who knew her. at this time. The cost of 1 $971,702; Special that it was noted would Education, $481,130; be about $40,000. Stimulus money in the After a lengthy discus- amounts of $278,133 and sion it was decided that $187,430; Title II For the Record Beecroft would confer improving teacher quali- with McGuay on the fea- ty, $218,156; 21st sibility of removing the Century Community 911 defective compressor and Learning Center, having it checked to $150,000; Carl D. POMEROY — Meigs County 911 dispatched these determine the cause of Perkins $76,782; Rural calls: the defective operation and Low Income, Tuesday Charlene Hoeflich/photo before any decision is $43,626; Technology, Retiring Meigs Local Superintendent William L. 8:38 a.m., East Memorial Drive, chest pain; 9:49 made by the board. $3,337; Early Childhood a.m., Minersville Road, chest pain; 1:54 p.m., Installation of a new Education (Preschool) Buckley receives an ebony stone and crystal Career Reedsville, stroke/CVA; 3:03 p.m., unknown address, chiller system at the $1280,000 and ONENet in Education award from the Meigs Local Board of fracture; 5:05 p.m., Hooker Street, Middleport. school was a part of an Ohio Program, $8,000. Education. Presentation of the award was by Roger 8:45 p.m., Ohio 124, Long Bottom, swelling; 2:50 overall proposal for use A slide presentation on Abbott, a board member serving all 17 years of p.m., Liberty Lane, abdominal pain; 3:22 p.m., East of money obtained in a the Meigs Intermediate Buckley’s time as superintendent. Memorial Drive, abdominal pain; 5:46 p.m., Bailey $656,550 settlement School science camp Run Road, weakness. which the district held in June was pre- were national winners in was also given to received as a result of a sented by Heika Perko, the Archery in the Superintendent William Recorder law suit on a masonry talented and gifted Schools program compe- L. Buckley who is retir- contract default when teacher. Highlight for tition held in the spring. ing next week. He was POMEROY — Recorder Kay Hill reported these the school was built six the 46 third, fourth and They were Layne Acree, presented with an ebony transactions: years ago. fifth graders was an third for fifth grade boys; stone and crystal Career Chelsie D. Ritchie to Danny D. Brown, Bonnie G. During the meeting the overnight trip to the Katie Thomas, fourth for in Education award by Brown, deed, Sutton; Carmelita I. Rhodes to David Board acknowledged Cincinnati Zoo. high school females, and the Board in appreciation VanKirk, Janet VanKirk, Sandy Burnside, Steve federal and state grant Recognition was given Jacob Riffle, fourth for of his 17 years of service Burnside, Alfred Lee Rhodes II, deed, Olive; Mark A. awards for fiscal year at the meeting to Meigs high school males. to the Meigs Local Bass, Tari M. Bass, to Natasha A. Stewart, sheriff’s 2011 as follows: State archery students who Special recognition School District. deed, Rutland. Michael Roush to Linda L. Roberts, Joseph Roberts, deed, Letart; Linda L. Roberts, Herman Roberts, Joseph Roberts, to Joann Smith, Richard Hires from Page A1 Smith, deed, Letart; Marjorie Doreen Stone to Vincent K. Stone, deed, Village of Middleport; Kelly Aug. 1. Following an Davis, Michael Dill, Satterfield, Kyle Sinclair, es; Karen Walker, archery Leann Fitch, Donald Scott Fitch, to Donald Scott executive session the James Johnson, Sr., Gary David Staats, Jr., Timmy coordinator; Toney Fitch, deed, Orange. Board hired Dean Harris Kauff, George H. Kent, Tillis, and Michael Yost. Dingess, high school band Ocwen Loan Servicing, LLC, Saxon Mortgage as the new transportation Jr., Edward Lampton, Employed on supple- director; Mike Wilfong, Services, to Rachel A. Taylor, deed, Salem; Gordon J. coordinator replacing Tamara Marshall, Roger mental contracts were Phil Cliff Kennedy, and Stacie McCarthy to William H. Putnam, deed, 1/3 interest McElroy by a vote of 4 to Mowery, Oliver Norris, Hoffman and Mike Kloes; Roach, guidance; Linda minerals, Olive; Benjamin H. Putnam Family, 1 with Larry Tucker cast- Joseph Parker, Donovan Tim Dunn and Jo Dunn, Lear, lead mentor, and Dorothy E. Putnam, Jeffrey L. Hollister, to William ing the dissenting vote. Richmond, Gregory Middle school track coach- Karen Walker, mentor. H. Putnam, deed, Olive; David Lee Cole, deceased, to Substitutes hired for Tammi J. Cole, affidavit of transfer, Village of the 2010-11 school year Middleport; Barbara L. Hanners, William H. Hanners, were: to Stephanie Stewart, Paul David Stewart, deed, Bus drivers: Wetzel Salem. Bailey, Darla Boggs, Bobbi Erwin, Linda Fillinger, Danny Grueser, Common Pleas Penny Hysell, Shane POMEROY — The following proceedings were Milhoan, Charles Perry, filed in the public records of Clerk of Courts Diane Carolyn Searles and Bill Lynch: Taylor. Criminal Cooks: Grace Abbott, • Robert Keaton arraigned on indictment charging Linda Edmonds, Melanie aggravated possession of drugs, posting own recog- King, Carlie Lemaster, nizance bond, and trial set Oct. 5. Counsel retained. Cathy Pickens, Marlene • Rodney Crites arraigned on indictment charging Pierce, Bethany Rizer, receiving stolen property, posting own recognizance Narsa Terzopplous, bond, and trial set Oct. 5. Davina Willis, Peggy • John Sellers arraigned on indictment charging Wood, Rebekah Yost, possession of drugs and aggravated trafficking in and Fhonda Young. drugs, posting own recognizance bond, and trial set Secretaries: Stephanie Oct. 5. David Baer appointed counsel. Allen, Sandra Butcher, • Adam Carter arraigned on indictment charging Koletta Fridley, Francis two counts non-support of dependents, posting own Rainy Harrison, Angela recognizance bond, and trial set Oct. 5. Trenton Hoalcraft, Linda Jones, Cleland appointed counsel. Dawn Kipec, Tamara Domestic Marshall, Carolyn • Divorce granted to Sherry A. Sands from Darrell Nicholson, Bethany Rizer, A. Sands. Sheila Roush, Connie Civil Soulsby, Yvonee Young, • Foreclosure action filed by Wells Fargo Bank, and Tammy Zirkle. N.A., against Elmer E. Rodehaver, South Point, and Custodians: Robert others. Ball, Lee Boggs, Danny E-mail us your community news and photos! [email protected] Page A6 The Daily Sentinel LOCAL • STATE Thursday, July 22, 2010 All creatures small are great Elephant trainer OKs release of attack video 4-H small animal judging results TOLEDO (AP) — An Baker said. She thinks he elephant that knocked didn’t do it this time BY BETH SERGENT down and injured his train- because he didn’t know [email protected] er at an Ohio zoo charged Louie was around the the keeper twice and corner when he walked POMEROY — For pinned him in the corner into the enclosure carry- several 4-H members, after being startled by his ing a bag of carrots. taking on a small animal arrival in the enclosure, a “Neither expected the project is a good way to security video released other to be there,” Baker learn that all creatures Wednesday shows. said. small are great. The frightening They both backed away. Besides testing their encounter shows the Louie flared his ears and knowledge about an ani- keeper trying to protect moved toward the keeper, mal and how to care for himself as the elephant pushing toward Redfox it, 4-H members are bet- lowered its head, its tusks before the keeper stepped ter prepared to take on a narrowly missing the safely behind a gate and larger project, such as man’s head and chest. closed it. livestock. This year, 4-H The elephant then Redfox returned and members took on every- backed away as the keep- tried to move the ele- thing from guinea pigs, er stumbled out. phant away with a pole to cats, to rabbits, to The keeper, Don with a hook on the end. chinchillas to dogs as Redfox, has been hospi- That’s when the elephant projects. There were also talized with life-threaten- charged, pinning him in special categories in dog ing injuries since the the corner and knocking obedience and showman- attack three weeks ago. him to his knees. ship with this judging Doctors have upgraded Louie backed up, taking place at the Meigs his condition and expect dropped to his knees, and County Fair Grounds. him to recover from two then charged again at Results from the recent punctured lungs and sev- Redfox, who curled up 4-H small animal judging eral fractured ribs. and tried to shield himself. are as follows: Olivia Redfox and his family After that, the elephant Davis, grand champion, initially fought the backed away again and guinea pig category; video’s release but Redfox stumbled to safety. Peyton Humphreys, changed their minds to Baker said the elephant grand champion, Katlin show that the animal could have killed Redfox Fick, reserve champion, wasn’t mistreated. at any time, and that is why cats I category; Kelsey The family said it con- she and another elephant Kimes, grand champion, tinues to believe that expert who reviewed the Kaylee Goff, reserve “releasing the security video think that Louie was champion, cats II catego- tape does nothing more play-fighting. ry; Jamie Card, grand than provide an opportu- “The problem is Louie champion, cats III cate- nity to sensationalize a weighs over 4,000 gory. tragic accident.” pounds,” she said. Sarah Turner, grand Anne Baker, the zoo’s Zoo officials have not champion, Kelsey Kimes, director, said it’s not been able to talk with reserve champion, clear why the elephant, Redfox, who faces a long Nicholas Roush, Breanna named Louie, turned on recovery, according to Smith, honorable men- the keeper. The elephant his doctors. tions, small animals cate- Beth Sergent/photo and Redfox had been Baker praised Redfox’s gory; Katlyn Barber, Kelsey Kimes of Reedsville and the Fur and Feathers 4-H group, poses with pet together nearly every day knowledge of elephants grand champion, Kelsey Bugaboo the cat. Kimes is one of many 4-H members who took on a small animal since the animal’s birth and wouldn’t criticize his Kimes, reserve champi- project this year. seven years ago. decision to go into enclo- on, LeDeana Sinclair, It looks as if Louie was sure after he first startled Hunter Randolph, honor- champion, dog show- on, Jamie Card, reserve Lyons, Breanna Smith, startled and then started the elephant. able mentions, pet rabbit manship and dog obedi- champion, Brianna Haley Hill, honorable play-fighting, as ele- “I’m not going to spec- category. ence categories; Sophia Bolten, LeDeana mentions, you and your phants do in the wild, ulate on that because we Sarah Turner, grand Carleton, grand champi- Sinclair, Dominike dog category. Baker said. don’t know the why,” she Redfox makes it a habit said. “The keeper has to to talk to the animals do a good job of reading before he approaches so the animal and determine Around Ohio he doesn’t surprise them, what’s safe.” Woman swept O’Connor cutors say Homeland hammer-like object and Security officials deport- stole personal property Meigs County Forecast away in flood candidate ed the witness on April including a car, jewelry 13 without letting the and cell phones. FRANKLIN FUR- announces attorneys know. Judge Mary Margaret Thursday: A slight Friday: A slight NACE (AP) — budget plan Prosecutors have dis- Rowlands is scheduled to chance of showers after chance of showers and Authorities in Scioto missed 20-year-old Jaime sentence Cook Aug. 9. 11 a.m. Mostly cloudy, thunderstorms after 1 County say a woman Gallegos’ charges of Defense attorneys had with a high near 88. p.m. Partly cloudy, with a COLUMBUS (AP) — Calm wind becoming high near 93. Southwest drowned after being swept Ohio Supreme Court aggravated murder and suggested that others away by flood waters. tampering with evidence. may have committed the southwest between 4 and wind between 6 and 13 Justice Maureen 7 mph. Chance of precip- mph. Chance of precipi- The body of 53-year- O’Connor has announced Gallegos was released murders and tried to from the Franklin County itation is 20 percent. tation is 20 percent. old Barbara Botkins of a plan to reduce the court frame Cook. Thursday Night: A Friday Night: Partly Franklin Furnace was budget by 10 percent to jail Monday night. Gallegos was one of chance of showers and cloudy, with a low recovered just before 4 help solve an a looming Crews find thunderstorms, mainly around 72. West wind a.m., after a search of budget hole. two defendants indicted in the Christmas Eve before midnight. Mostly between 6 and 8 mph. some three hours early O’Connor discussed body of cloudy, with a low Saturday: Mostly Wednesday. Authorities her plan at a news confer- shooting death of 22- year-old Miguel missing boater around 72. Calm wind sunny, with a high near say several other family ence Wednesday. becoming southwest 92. members, including some Martinez-Vargas, whose Her proposal includes RUSSELLS POINT around 5 mph. Chance of Saturday Night: A small children, survived cuts to the Ohio Courts body was found in a car outside a bar. (AP) — Rescue teams precipitation is 40 per- chance of showers and the rushing waters by Network and the state cent. New rainfall thunderstorms after 7 reaching higher ground or The other defendant in have found the body of a law library and a two- boater who went missing amounts of less than a p.m. Mostly cloudy, with clinging to trees. year salary freeze for per- the shooting still faces charges because prosecu- on a western Ohio lake tenth of an inch, except a low around 70. Chance The death came as sonnel. She also plans to higher amounts possible of precipitation is 50 per- heavy rains caused flood- tors are relying on a dif- after climbing off a boat. form an advisory com- Authorities say 38- in thunderstorms. cent. ing in the region. mittee to identify further ferent witness. Authorities say they Homeland Security year Dannette Hicks of spending cuts in the court nearby Lakeview was stayed busy overnight system to address the officials did not immedi- making rescues. ately respond to a mes- one of five people on an budget deficit, which sage for comment. 18-foot pleasure craft Local Stocks could range from $4 bil- that was operating in a Ohio, N.Y. lion to $8 billion. ski zone in the center of O’Connor, a Jury: Life for AEP (NYSE) — 35.26 DAQ) — 17.30 pension plans Indian Lake around sun- Akzo (NASDAQ) — 54.75 BBT (NYSE) — 25.91 Republican, is running double murder set Tuesday. Ashland Inc. (NYSE) — 47.41 Peoples (NASDAQ) — 14.76 join suit for chief justice and When the boat stopped, Big Lots (NYSE) — 33.75 Pepsico (NYSE) — 63.95 would guide the court Bob Evans (NASDAQ) — Premier (NASDAQ) — 7.79 AKRON (AP) — A Hicks and another 24.20 Rockwell (NYSE) — 51.45 against BP budget if elected. She jury has recommended a woman climbed off. BorgWarner (NYSE) — 40.45 Rocky Boots (NASDAQ) — faces sitting Chief Justice life sentence for a man Hicks went under the Century Aluminum (NAS- 6.72 NEW ORLEANS (AP) Eric Brown, recently convicted of aggravated water and disappeared. DAQ) — 9.57 Royal Dutch Shell — 53.87 — Public pension funds appointed after the death Champion (NASDAQ) — 1.54 Sears Holding (NASDAQ) — murder in the bludgeon- John Wisse, a Charming Shops (NASDAQ) 63.19 in New York and Ohio of Thomas Moyer. ing deaths of an 85-year- spokesman for the Ohio — 3.96 Wal-Mart (NYSE) — 50.35 want to be the lead plain- old woman and her 43- Department of Natural City Holding (NASDAQ) — Wendy’s (NYSE) — 4.10 tiffs in suits alleging BP year-old son. 27.01 WesBanco (NYSE) — 14.83 PLC inflated its stock Murder charge Resources, says Hicks’ Collins (NYSE) — 54.25 Worthington (NYSE) — 13.27 The Summit County body was found at about DuPont (NYSE) — 36.56 Daily stock reports are the 4 price by hiding informa- dropped after Common Pleas jury in 3 p.m. Wednesday and US Bank (NYSE) — 23.07 p.m. ET closing quotes of tion about its safety prac- Gen Electric (NYSE) — 14.84 transactions for July 21, witness Akron recommended will be taken to the Harley-Davidson (NYSE) — 2010, provided by Edward tices before the Gulf of Tuesday that 32-year-old Mexico oil spill. Logan County coroner’s 26.68 Jones financial advisors deported Johnnie Cook, of Akron, JP Morgan (NYSE) — 38.42 Isaac Mills in Gallipolis at Several lawsuits have office. He says she was- be sentenced to life in n’t wearing a lifejacket Kroger (NYSE) — 20.62 (740) 441-9441 and Lesley been filed in U.S. District COLUMBUS (AP) — prison without parole in Ltd Brands (NYSE) — 24.27 Marrero in Point Pleasant at Court in New Orleans and alcohol is believed to Norfolk So (NYSE) — 53.15 (304) 674-0174. Member Prosecutors have the July 2009 killings of be a contributing factor. Ohio Valley Banc Corp (NAS- SIPC. against the oil company dropped an aggravated- Julianna Grna and Alan by individual investors murder charge against a Grna. They rejected rec- and the Oklahoma police Columbus man because ommending a death sen- pension system. On the key witness against tence. 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3rd Annual Southern Strasburg, Nationals beat Reds in front of sell-out crowd Basketball Golf CINCINNATI (AP) — again, passing one of his Arroyo went 5 2-3 to pack the house for a For his latest feat, toughest tests. innings, allowing seven game against the St. Scramble Stephen Strasburg tamed The Reds lead the runs, six hits and three Louis Cardinals. RACINE, Ohio — the NL’s top offense on league in batting aver- walks. This time, it was as Southern Basketball will its own turf. age, hits and RBIs. They All-Star closer Matt easy as picking up the host a four-man golf Washington’s hard- can manhandle pitchers Capps got the last four phone. Reds manager scramble on Aug. 7 at throwing rookie con- at homer-friendly Great outs in front of a capaci- Dusty Baker had to func- Riverside Golf Club in tained the Cincinnati American Ball Park, 8 5 ty crowd for his 24th tion like a ticket broker Mason, W.Va. The scram- Reds’ high-scoring line- where even a tiny mis- starts, winning them all. save. for Strasburg’s appear- ble will be an 8:30 a.m. up Wednesday night, and take often ends up in the Registering more typical Wherever he goes, ance, getting seats for his shotgun start. The format a slumping Nationals seats. Strasburg draws a crowd. acquaintances. is bring your own team, numbers on the radar offense finally came Strasburg struck out gun — 69 to 89 mph — The Reds sold out his “Everybody in the with only one player under around behind Cristian seven and gave up three Cincinnati debut, the world is calling for tick- 8 handicap with a total Arroyo couldn’t keep up team handicap of 40 or Guzman’s homer, runs and seven hits in 5 with Straburg. Guzman’s first time in four years ets,” Baker said before above. pulling away to an 8-5 1-3 innings, outdoing the two-run homer put the they had a capacity the game. The cost is $60 per per- victory. Reds’ top pitcher. Nationals up 3-1 in the crowd for a weeknight Even the all-time hits son ($240 per team) with A day after he turned Bronson Arroyo (10-5) fifth, and Nyjer Morgan game. In 2006, they had king showed up to get a optional cash pot, skins, 22, Strasburg (5-2) had allowed only three added a two-run single to give away half-price and mulligan purchase. pitched beyond his years runs in his last three for a 7-1 lead. tickets and $1 hot dogs Please see Reds, B2 Prizes of first, second, and third finishes will be awarded. Additional prizes for longest putt, longest drive, and closest to the pin will be present- ed. Beverages and food will be provided. To enter please contact head coach Jeff Caldwell at 740-949-3129. MHS Golf Cubs look Signups ahead after ROCKSPRINGS, Ohio — Players who wish to sign up for the Meigs High Piniella says School golf team can con- tact coach Tom Cremeans he will retire at 304-675-0091 or attend the first team meeting at 3 CHICAGO (AP) — p.m. on July 26, at Meigs Just like a long line of High School. Emergency predecessors, Lou and physical forms will be Piniella thought he could available at the meeting. lead the Chicago Cubs to that elusive champi- SHS Volleyball onship and end a drought that dates to 1908. Camp Barring an epic turn- around, he can forget RACINE, Ohio — Southern High School will about that. be offering a volleyball Elizabeth Flores/Minneapolis Star tribune/MCT General manager Jim camp for girls going into Cleveland Indians pitcher Jake Westbrook cools off with a wet towel during a MLB game against the Minnesota Hendry will get another grades 3-8 from August 2- Twins at Target Field in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Wednesday. shot, though. 5, in the high school gym. New owner Tom This learning experience Ricketts made that clear will be a chance for girls to Liriano stops Indians streak, lifts Twins to win Tuesday, saying there interact with high school won’t be a change at the coaches and players and MINNEAPOLIS (AP) into a 4-6-3 double play good. He looks like a top top after Piniella develop an understanding — Francisco Liriano is with two on and none out of the rotation type of announced he’s retiring of volleyball mechanics staying positive while in the second. guy right now to me.” at the end of the season and fundamentals through most of the Minnesota With three switch-hit- Delmon Young had drills, matches, games, and and ending a long, color- Twins’ rotation continues ters and six righties in the three hits and three RBIs, ful career. contests. Each camper will to struggle. lineup, the young Indians making up for a baserun- receive a free T-shirt and “Jim is our general He just wants to keep were ready for Liriano, ning blunder during manager, full stock,” have the opportunity to going. 6 0 who has not allowed a Minnesota’s four-run win several other prizes. “We’ve been strug- home run to a left-handed third. He was thrown out Ricketts said. “He will The camp will by split in gling a little bit, but we fited from three double hitter since April 6, 2009. at the plate by a few be leading the effort to to two groups, with girls have to keep playing,” he plays, like in the fifth He also has walked only yards trying to score find our new manager for from 3rd to 5th grades when Jayson Nix’s next year and will be our from 9 to 11:30 a.m. and said. “We can pitch a lit- one lefty all season. from second on Michael tle bit better, but I think bouncer back to the After a couple of long Cuddyer’s RBI single. general manager going girls 6th to 8th grades from mound with the bases into next year.” 1 to 4 p.m. There is a fee we’re going to be all high foul balls to left that J.J. Hardy picked him right.” loaded led to a rare 1-2-3 hooked away from the up with a two-run double Hendry, the GM since of $35 per camper or $60 inning-ender. The left- for a family of two. Liriano was more than pole, Cleveland’s Matt later in the inning against 2002, has come under Campers are asked to bring all right on Wednesday, hander struck out eight, LaPorta whiffed at a high Jake Westbrook (6-6), scrutiny amid mounting knee pads and a water bot- pitching seven innings as including rookie Carlos fastball to strike out in who struggled with his losses the past two sea- tle, and are asked to arrive the Twins snapped the Santana with runners at the fourth. control in what could be sons. Big contracts to early on the first day for Cleveland Indians’ six- the corners to finish the “Back in 2006 he one of his final starts players such as Alfonso registration. game winning streak third inning. looked like a freak to with Cleveland. Soriano, Aramis Ramirez To preregister call Coach with a 6-0 victory. “He took care of busi- everybody. He was just Westbrook is one of and Carlos Zambrano — Dickson at 740-525-2500. Liriano (8-7) allowed ness with runners on, and flat-out overpowering,” several starting pitchers not to mention signing 10 baserunners but that’s what good pitchers Indians manager Manny Milton Bradley, who got stayed poised and bene- do,” said Shelley Acta said. “But he looks 3rd annual Please see Indians, B2 banished late last season Duncan, who grounded and ultimately traded to Eagle 5k road Seattle — have only added to the criticism. race to be held Even so, Ricketts is Aug. 7 NHL says Kovalchuk deal circumvented salary cap counting on Hendry to NEWARK, N.J. (AP) lead the team out of the TUPPERS PLAINS, — Ilya Kovalchuk is no wilderness. Ohio — The third annual closer to figuring out his “I said at our opening Eagle 5k Road Race and future than he was when press conference that Walk and the one mile fun NHL free agency opened Day 1 was Square 1 for run will be held on everyone in the organiza- Saturday, Aug. 7, begin- three weeks ago. ning at 8:30 a.m. at the St. Kovalchuk’s landmark tion,” Ricketts said. “I Paul United Methodist 17-year, $102 million think from that day Church in Tuppers Plains, contract with the New going forward, we had a Ohio. Jersey Devils was reject- very good offseason. I The run is sponsored by ed by the NHL, which think Jim delivered on the Eastern Athletic ruled that the longest deal bringing in some players Boosters, with registration in league history violated who contributed a lot beginning at 7 a.m. at the its salary cap. this season. And we had Tuppers Plains ball fields. Where the high-scor- a good offseason, no The entry fee is $12 before ing forward — the question. Aug. 4 or $15 on the day of biggest prize on the free “I think the second the race. agent market — will land thing that I’ve seen the The race will begin at now is anyone’s guess. last eight months that the St. Paul United NHL deputy commis- Methodist Church and will gives me 100 percent sioner Bill Daly said in a confidence in Jim is that be run in the surrounding statement Wednesday streets and roads. Awards that the Devils, we have a good organi- will be given to the top Kovalchuk and the play- zation,” he continued. three male and female ers’ association still have “The way that you win overall finishers and the several options if they consistently in baseball top three male and female choose to restructure the is to draft well, to devel- finishers in the one mile deal. op players well and to fun run. T-shirts will be bring those players up to given to the first 75 regis- Until then, Daly said “the player is not entitled the major leagues to give trants. you flexibility in your Divisions for both male to play under the con- and female runners will be tract.” payroll and trades. I by age, 14 and under, 15- The union has a few think we have the organi- 18, 19-25, 26-35, 36-49, days to decide if it will zation in place. I have and 50 and over. file a grievance to try to the highest confidence in For more information or have this contract Joe Rimkus Jr./Miami Herald/MCT everyone in our organi- to register contact Josh The Florida Panthers' Radek Dvorak and New Jersey Devils' Ilya Kovalchuk battle Fogle at 740-667-9730. Please see NHL, B2 in the third period at the Bank Atlantic Center in Sunrise, Florida, Thursday, April 8. Please see Cubs, B2 Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Thursday, July 22, 2010

be considered. The whole goal of any minor Reds Cubs leaguer is to get to the from Page B1 from Page B1 major leagues, and I think that includes peak. Pete Rose took in a zation, and I think that coaches and managers few innings from the speaks well of Jim.” like myself.” third row behind home Piniella sees hope for The 66-year-old plate, attending his sec- an organization that’s Piniella, who made five ond straight game in his gone more than a century trips to the World Series hometown. This one had without winning it all. in his career and has an unmistakeable energy “Sooner or later, three championship to it. they’ll break that barn rings, is 1,827-1,691 There was a buzz in door down and win a overall and 308-271 with the stands when world championship,” he the Cubs after Tuesday’s Strasburg warmed up said. 14-7 win over Houston. and started pumping 98 That was the plan He trailed only Tony La mph fastballs into Ivan when Chicago hired Russa, Bobby Cox and Rodriguez’s well-padded Piniella after the 2006 Torre in victories among mitt. The Reds hoped to season. The Cubs won active managers. get to him early — the the NL Central in 2007 “Lou is an emotional rookie sometimes has and 2008 before things guy and I know he’s problems getting going fell apart, but without a been frustrated because — but that plan shattered title, Ricketts said no era they reached the postsea- like a broken bat. could be viewed as a son and it looked like No. 2 batter Orlando success. they were going to do it Cabrera hit the ground “Our goal is to win a on a regular basis,” Torre when Strasburg threw an said. World Series,” he said. Known for his dirt- 81 mph breaking ball up “Our goal is to put a and in. He then lined out, kicking tirades, Piniella team on the field that can had mellowed with breaking his bat on con- win the World Series tact. Chicago. He made it every year. I can’t envi- clear Tuesday he was On second glance, the sion an era without that Reds did a little better. tired of the daily grind and still calling it a suc- but didn’t rule out con- Brandon Phillips cess.” tripled to center in the sulting for the Cubs or Now, they’re trying to another team. third inning, and Cabrera pick themselves up while lined a single to left on Piniella began manag- Piniella plans to move on ing in 1986 with the an 80 mph breaking ball after 18 years in the for a 1-0 lead. The Reds Yankees and lasted three majors as a player and years, including a stint as did better at fouling off another 22 as a manager. good pitches to extend general manager. He Yankees manager Joe managed the Reds from at-bats — Strasburg Girardi, the man Piniella needed 48 pitches to get 1990-92, leading them to Joe Rimkus Jr./Miami Herald/MCT beat for this job, has an a World Series champi- through the first three expiring contract. So innings. Washington Nationals pitcher Stephen Strasburg works in the first inning against onship in his first season. the Florida Marlins at Sunlife Stadium in Miami, Florida, on Friday, July 16. does the Los Angeles He also got national By the time the Reds Dodgers’ Joe Torre. got to him again, the left the mound. without a problem. He’ll and start him at 1B, giv- attention during his time NOTES: Cubs MGR start a rehab assignment ing Joey Votto a day off. Bob Brenly, who man- there for a clubhouse Nationals had taken con- aged Arizona to a cham- trol. Miguel Cairo’s two- Jim Riggleman said RHP on Monday. Bailey has Hernandez has been on wrestling match with out, two-run single in the Luis Atilano had a sore been on the DL since the DL since July 9 with pionship in 2001 and reliever Rob Dibble, sixth cut it to 7-3 and arm after his outing on May 24 with an inflamed a sore left knee. ... Home interviewed with the who downplayed the ended Strasburg’s outing Tuesday night, jeopar- pitching shoulder. ... The run fireworks incorrectly Cubs four years ago, is in incident and said “we’ve at 97 pitches. He dizing his next start. ... Reds expect to activate C went off after Ryan the team’s broadcast been family ever since.” received a mixture of Reds RHP Homer Bailey Ramon Hernandez off Hanigan’s fly ball went booth. After Cincinnati, applause and boos as he threw a simulated game the DL on Wednesday barely foul in the eighth. Bench coach Alan Piniella had a long run in Trammell and pitching Seattle, where his teams coach Larry Rothschild won at least 90 games er Lou Lamoriello said in rently analyzing the basis when the contract have both managed in four times and 116 in a statement. “The con- upon which the NHL expires. the majors. 2001. NHL tract complies with the rejected the contract Kovalchuk dismissed There’s a popular Yankees slugger Alex from Page B1 terms of the collective between the New Jersey money as a main factor choice at Triple-A Iowa, Rodriguez, who played bargaining agreement. Devils and Ilya in his decision to stay where Cubs Hall of for Piniella with the We will have no further Kovalchuk,” union with New Jersey. He Famer Ryne Sandberg is Mariners, called him “a approved; Kovalchuk managing, and Hendry and the Devils could comment until the spokesman Jonathan instead cited long-term Hall of Fame manager process outlined in the Weatherdon said in a security for him and his said the former MVP is and a great player.” return to the bargaining in the running. table to work out a new CBA is complete.” statement. “We are eval- family and the opportuni- Woody Woodward, deal; or the All-Star for- Kovalchuk’s agent, Jay uating the options avail- ty to win the Stanley Cup “He’s done a very who hired Piniella when ward could go back into Grossman, also said able to us under the terms with an organization that good job in the system he was Seattle’s GM, free agency and find a Wednesday that he established in the CBA.” boasts three titles in 15 the last four years,” said, “He came out here new home in the NHL or wouldn’t comment until Such long-term deals seasons. Hendry said. “I have a and made believers out in his native Russia with the matter is resolved. that have become popu- Kovalchuk’s contract lot of respect for the way of the Northwest.” the rival KHL. Before the deal was lar for star players since would have topped the he’s handled himself. A Now, after three tough prohibited, Lamoriello the salary-cap era began Hall of Fame player years in Tampa Bay and Red flags were raised believed it would meet following the NHL lock- 15-year deal goalie Rick even before the Devils DiPietro got from the working in the minor two in Chicago after a NHL approval. out in 2005 could leagues, he deserves to good start, Piniella’s held a news conference “There is nothing that become a thing of the New York Islanders, and on Tuesday to formally two-time NHL MVP be a candidate.” career will likely end on we have done wrong,” he past when the next CBA Sandberg is interested. announce what appeared said Tuesday. “This is is negotiated. Alex Ovechkin’s 13-year a disappointing note. to be Kovalchuk’s final within the rules. This is Deals given last year pact with Washington. “I need to focus on “Everybody knows NHL contract. in the CBA. There are by Chicago to free agent Kovalchuk was to earn what I’m doing here in he’s not going to let up,” By tacking on years of precedents that have forward Marian Hossa, $6 million each of the Des Moines with these All-Star outfielder low salary at the end of been set. But I would and by Philadelphia to next two seasons, $11.5 players and what my job Marlon Byrd said. “It’s the deal when Kovalchuk agree we shouldn’t have 35-year-old defenseman million for the following is right now,” he said. “If Lou Piniella. Have you would be well past his these. I’m also saying Chris Pronger were five seasons, $10.5 mil- the time came, if I was seen one year where he’s prime — if he was even that because it’s legal and reviewed by the NHL lion in the 2017-18 sea- considered for that job in let up in his playing still playing — the this is something that and approved. son, $8.5 million for the Chicago, I think that’d career or his managing Devils lowered their ownership felt comfort- Pronger’s seven-year 2018-19 season, $6.5 be a terrific thing just to career?” salary-cap hit to $6 mil- able doing for the right extension begins next million in 2019-20, $3.5 lion per season. reasons.” season. He will earn $7.6 million in 2020-21, The NHL wants to Based on provisions in million for two years, $750,000 the following eliminate such “retire- the collective bargaining $7.2 million in 2012-13, season, and $550,000 for ment contracts” and chal- agreement between the $7 million in 2013-14 the final five years of the lenged this one after players’ association and and $5.5 million over the unprecedented deal. allowing others to stand. the league, the union has last three seasons of the Kovalchuk’s time with Kovalchuk’s deal was five business days to file deal. likely rejected because the Atlanta Thrashers a grievance on behalf of Hossa signed a 12- ended when he rejected a he was slated to earn Kovalchuk. The deal year, $62.8 million con- only $550,000 in each of 12-year, $101 million would remain voided if tract that leaves the extension. He totaled 41 the last five seasons of no grievance is filed or if Blackhawks an annual the contract that was to an arbitrator agrees that salary cap hit of $5.23 goals and 44 assists last run through the 2026-27 the contract is illegal. million. He will earn season when he earned season, when he would The arbitrator would $7.9 million per year $7.5 million, but posted be 44. Kovalchuk was to have 48 hours to decide through the 2015-16 sea- only 10 goals and 17 earn $98.5 million in the if the league was right to son before his salary assists with the Devils first 11 years of the deal. reject the contract. If the drops. Hossa is set to be after being traded in “We are extremely dis- arbitrator agrees, the con- paid $4 million in 2016- February. Kovalchuk had appointed that the NHL tract would be voided, 17, $1 million the follow- two goals and four assists has decided to reject the and Kovalchuk would ing two seasons, and during New Jersey’s contract of Ilya again be an unrestricted $750,000 in each of the five-game, first-round Kovalchuk,” Devils pres- free agent. final two years of the playoff loss to ident and general manag- “The NHLPA is cur- deal. Hossa would be 42 Philadelphia.

least served to solidify much as the Twins redis- was on the bench to rest, the front of the rotation. covering their swagger the day after his botched, Indians “To me it’s another and refocusing on funda- widely panned bunt from Page B1 game. I’m not trying to mentals — like baserun- attempt. “I really can’t put pressure on myself,” ning — that have previ- recall a No. 3 hitter doing Liriano said. “I’m just ously made them so suc- around the majors who that, but stranger things trying to go out there and cessful. have happened,” Ullger could be fetched in a do my job. It’s a great Starting Thursday, trade, a market the Twins said. “Whether that was feeling.” they’ll play 17 of their the right thing or the might need to tap into to Perhaps most impor- defend their division next 20 games on the wrong thing, he’s just tantly, both performances road, where they’re 20- trying to help us win.” ... title. But the right-hander followed Twins losses. allowed four runs and six 25. The Twins have yet to be Of their six shutouts this “It was a good win, swept in 16 series at hits with five walks in six season, Liriano has start- innings in this one, not especially with how hot Target Field. ... Jim ed four. they’re playing right exactly enhancing his “This team can do a lot Thome walked four value. now,” Young said. times for the Twins. ... of things if we get pitch- NOTES: Indians LHP “Have to do a little bet- ing like that,” said third Anthony Slama made his ter job there minimizing base coach Scott Ullger, Aaron Laffey will have major league debut for the damage,” Westbrook who ran the team while an MRI on Thursday. He the Twins in the ninth, said, adding: “I felt great manager Ron Gardenhire has been fighting arm striking out two. He has a today. That was the frus- tended to a personal mat- fatigue. ... Indians OF mustache he’s been trating part.” ter. Austin Kearns sat out for growing since April, Though the Twins still This series against the the second straight game before Carl Pavano made have plenty of pitching Indians started a stretch after being pulled the look popular in problems to solve, of 13 straight games Monday because of right Minnesota. “It’s good to Liriano’s first two turns against losing teams, but knee soreness. ... see some real men in of the second half have at that doesn’t matter as Minnesota’s Joe Mauer here,” Slama said. Thursday, July 22, 2010 www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page B3

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Hector Gabino/El Nuevo Herald/MCT Harry E. Walker/MCT In this April 14, file photo, the Cincinnati Reds' Homer Bailey delivers a pitch In this June 4, file photo, Cincinnati Reds' piticher Aaron Harang (39) delivers a against the Florida Marlins at Sun Life Stadium in Miami, Florida. Bailey is cur- pitch against the Washington Nationals during the 2nd inning at Nationals Park in rently recovering from a shoulder injury. Washington, D.C. Harang is currently recovering from back spasms. Injured Reds: Bailey doing better, Harang still sore CINCINNATI (AP) — inflamed pitching shoul- usually is. It’s usually abled since July 6 by back felt worse after- rehabilitation assign- Homer Bailey took an der that has disabled the last to come.” spasms in his lower ward. ment to the minors as important step in his him since May 24, a far Manager Dusty Baker back. He’s gotten treat- “Standing around at well. comeback from an longer recovery than ini- watched from behind ments at a chiropractor the Hall of Fame the The Reds have stayed inflamed shoulder, tially expected. the batting cage while all week, and felt better other night — my back in the NL Central race throwing about 50 pitch- Unless he develops an Bailey (1-2, 5.51 ERA) after his session on didn’t like that,” he said. with St. Louis by getting es to Cincinnati team- unexpected problem, threw all of his pitches Wednesday. “I was a little stiff the superb fill-in perfor- mates during a simulat- Bailey will begin a reha- without pain. “I got a definite relief other day.” mances. Rookies Matt ed game without a prob- bilitation assignment on “He looked pretty today,” Harang said. Harang is limited to Maloney and Travis lem. Monday at Class A good,” Baker said. “His Harang threw last working out on a tread- Wood kept the rotation Aaron Harang wasn’t Dayton. He’ll need a command was above week but didn’t feel mill and other condi- together after Bailey and nearly so good. few starts in the minors average, but still not comfortable because of tioning equipment. He Harang got hurt. Right- The Reds got contrast- to get back into shape. where you want it to be. the back, prompting the won’t be allowed to hander Edinson Volquez ing updates on two of “It was pretty good,” His arm speed was Reds to keep him off the throw until he’s gone a returned from recon- their disabled starting Bailey said. “My curve good, his curveball was mound. He attended a couple of days with no structive elbow surgery pitchers Wednesday. and fastball were good, good.” team function at the stiffness or pain. Once after the All-Star break, Bailey appears to be but the slider was a little Harang, their opening Reds Hall of Fame on the back is fine, he’s giving Cincinnati plenty recovered from the off. That’s the way it day starter, has been dis- Sunday night, and the likely to go on a medical of starters. Sports Shorts “A” Flight will have cash prizes for 1st and 2nd Point Pleasant to host place while “B” Flight will have gifts awarded for 1st Reds swap RHP Fisher semi-pro football game and 2nd place. for RHP Owings The cost of the four-person scramble is $40 per per- POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. — On Saturday, July son for 300 Club members and $60 per person for CINCINNATI (AP) — The Reds have made a 24, the West Virginia Black Bears will host the those who are not 300 Club members. change in their bullpen, calling up right-hander Kentuckey Warriors in a semi-pro football contest at For reservations or more information contact: Rio Carlos Fisher from Triple-A Louisville and sending 7 p.m. at the Point Pleasant High School Athletic Grande head men’s basketball coach Ken French at down seldom-used right-hander Micah Owings. Complex. 740-245-7294. Wednesday's move came one day after Owings The two teams are members of the Heartland Online registration is also available at www.riored- had trouble throwing strikes during an 8-7 win over Football League. This is the second year the Black storm.com on the men’s basketball page. the Washington Nationals. Pitching for the first Bears have held a game in Point Pleasant. time since July 4, Owings gave up four runs while Kang hangs on in opener retiring only two batters in relief. Owings, the long Ohio high school football reliever, has pitched only 33 1-3 innings this sea- PINEHURST, N.C. (AP) — Stroke-play medalist son. finals to move in 2014 Danielle Kang trailed after 15 holes in the opening Fisher is in his second stint with Cincinnati. He round of match play in the U.S. Girls Junior COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — The board of the Ohio made 11 appearances from April 22 to May 32, Championship before prevailing on the final hole putting up a 10.80 ERA. High School Athletic Association has voted to move against Colombia's Alejandra Cangrejo on the state championship football games to Ohio State Wednesday. in 2014 and 2015. Kang, from Thousand Oaks, Calif., tied the match Twins summon Slama for pen The decision reached Wednesday keeps the finals in on the 16th hole and then used a par on No. 18 to pull Stark County through 2013, at Canton Fawcett out a 1-up victory at The Country Club of North help, send down Burnett Stadium and Massillon Paul Brown Tiger Stadium. Carolina. The association had received proposals from six She'll be among 32 players in Thursday's second MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — The Minnesota Twins areas. Commissioner Dan Ross says Stark County’s round. Those winners will play another round have optioned right-hander Alex Burnett to Triple- hospitality and experience, as well as tradition, fac- Thursday to cut the field to eight. A Rochester, and right-hander Anthony Slama will tored into the decision. Ross says new traditions will Megan Khang, a 12-year-old from Rockland, take his place in the bullpen. be created in central Ohio, which he says has Mass., advanced by winning her first-round match 2- The move was made after Monday night's 10-4 “tremendous qualities of its own.” up against Emily Wright of Mason, Ohio. 2007 cham- loss to the Cleveland Indians. Ohio State hosted the finals from 1982 to 1989. pion Kristen Park of Buena Park, Calif., was a 4 and Slama was added to the 40-man roster, and right- They were first held, in part, in Stark County in 1990. 3 winner against Alexandra Newell of Tampa, Fla. hander Clay Condrey was transferred to the 60-day Since 1991, Stark has hosted all games. disabled list to make room. Slama was expected to This year’s six-game finals are Dec. 3-4. join the Twins in time for Tuesday's game, after Astros claim posting a 1.71 ERA in 43 appearances for Hernandez, Figueroa Rochester. He has 33 strikeouts in 52 2-3 innings, Ohio Baseball to hold with a .164 opponent batting average. CHICAGO (AP) — The Houston Astros have The Twins used five relievers in Monday's game, prospect camps claimed infielder Anderson Hernandez and right-han- and closer Jon Rauch was hit on the ankle by a bat- der Nelson Figueroa off waivers. ATHENS, Ohio — The Ohio University baseball ted ball in the ninth inning. He will be unavailable Left-hander Polin Trinidad and right-hander Gary for a day or two while the swelling subsides. program will be holding two prospect camps on Aug. Majewski were designated for assignment 21 and Oct. 2. The camps offer rising sophomore, junior, and Wednesday to make room on the roster. senior high school student athletes a chance to show- Hernandez batted .246 in 22 games for Cleveland case their skills in front of both professional scouts this season. Figueroa was 2-1 with a 3.46 ERA in 13 and college coaches. appearances for Philadelphia. Both camps begin with registration at 8 a.m. at Bob Hernandez and Figueroa are expected to join the Wren Stadium and last until approximately 6:30 p.m. team on Friday. Included in the days’ activities are a workout session Majewski, just called up from Triple-A Round Rock in the morning and games in the afternoon, as well as on Monday, had no record and a 22.50 ERA in two strength training and NCAA compliance instruction games with Houston. Trinidad was 3-6 with a 4.55 sessions. ERA at Round Rock. The cost of the camp is $215 and includes lunch and The Astros also announced that right-hander Casey a T-shirt. Pre-registration is encouraged. Information Daigle had cleared waivers and accepted an assign- and registration forms are available at http://ohiobob- ment to Round Rock. catbaseballcamps.com/ For more information on the camps, contact Scott Malinowski at 740-593-1207 or [email protected] Rio Basketball to host Golf Scramble RIO GRANDE, Ohio — The University of Rio Grande men’s and women’s basketball programs will be hosting a golf scramble on Saturday, July 31 at Franklin Valley Golf Course in Jackson, Ohio. The four-person scramble will begin with a shotgun start at 8:30 a.m.

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