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SERVING THE OHIO VALLEY SINCE 1852 www.portsmouth-dailytimes.com TUESDAY, JULY 27, 2010 Vol. 159 • No. 63 • 50 cents daily/$1.25 Sunday Study Finds Ohio Probation System Is Fragmented BY ANDREW WELSH- useful information collected policies,” the report said. of Cincinnati and one of the HUGGINS statewide that could help improve The analysis also confirms study’s researchers, told The ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER the probation system. The state something Ohio officials have Associated Press. spends more than $130 million known for years: A large number California is trying to slow the COLUMBUS — Ohio’s proba- annually on programs trying to keep of offenders cycle through prisons so-called “churning” of inmates by tion system is too fragmented and people out of prison with no infor- with sentences of just a few better managing minor parole vio- the state cycles too many low-risk mation on whether the programs months, placing a costly burden on lators in hopes of reducing the offenders serving short sentences actually work, the report found. an already strapped agency. One prison population by 6,500. In through the prison system, accord- The study also says offenders who reason for this cycling: the mini- Texas, parole and probation viola- ing to a report released Monday that commit minor drug and property mum sentence for lower level tors are sent to detention facilities found the state spent $189 million in crimes are often supervised for felonies is six months in Ohio, outside the prison system rather 2008 alone on inmates with an aver- years, while inmates who pose a compared to one year in many than re-imprison them. age sentence of just nine months. high risk to public safety are released other states. The Ohio study found that four The study says Ohio’s numerous from prison without supervision. “We’re essentially running the of every 10 inmates serving short probation agencies overlap, aren’t “Ohio’s probation system is a biggest jail in the state —in the sentences have a low risk of re- coordinated and have different train- patchwork of independent agen- prison system,” Ed Latessa, a ing standards, and that there’s no cies that do not have consistent criminologist at the University See SYSTEM, A3 Patrol Says SPORTS South Shore One Killed In Sunday Crash BY RYAN SCOTT OTTNEY PDT STAFF WRITER

An Ironton woman was killed Sunday evening when her vehicle was involved in a head-on collision with another on Ohio 93. According to the Ohio State High- way Patrol (OSHP), the Ironton Post received a call reporting a serious injury crash at about 7:34 p.m. on Sunday. The preliminary investiga- tion suggests that Kimberly Brubak- er, 39, of Ironton, was driving a 1995 A-Rod’s Back Honda Civic south on Ohio 93 near G. Sam Piatt ■ Daily Times Home run hitter hoping Downtown South Shore early Monday morning. See CRASH, A3 for No. 600 with Yankees ■ SPORTS, B1 A Town With A Colorful Past, And A Woman’s Body Recovered After Weather Place Where The Future Looks Good Missing In Flood BY G. SAM PIATT sides, some standing atop the ing up and there was a clear chan- Today T-storms High 88 PDT STAFF WRITER floodwall on the Portsmouth side, nel down the middle of the river.” BY G. SAM PIATT Tonight Clear Low 69 cheered him on. There were a few Holmes was interviewed by this PDT STAFF WRITER SOUTH SHORE, Ky. — The wagers made on whether or not he writer in 1980 at his home on High Low Outlook Harley-Davidson roared to life as would make it. Jackson Street in Portsmouth. He Search and rescue workers WED 87 72 T-storms Bill Holmes revved the gas feed As he neared the center of the was 76. recovered the body of 72-year-old THU 86 64 T-storms on the handlebar. He sat for a river he heard the ice groaning His ride took place during the Mary Littleton, of Fultz, Ky., on moment staring out across the and complaining and saw cracks winter of 1939-40, just down- Saturday from the Little Sandy FRI 83 61 Cloudy frozen river. in the surface splintering out from stream from Grant Bridge. The River in Carter County. SAT 86 67 Cloudy In the center was where he might the front wheel. bridge was closed for repairs and Littleton had been missing since meet disaster. Was the ice there He was beyond the point of no the frozen river had put a stop to Wednesday when a flash flood fed thick enough to support the com- return. He gunned it, taking a all ferryboat traffic. by more than six inches of rain Tues- Obituaries bined weight of nearly 1,000 firmer grip on the handlebars and The ride may have been the day night and Wednesday morning • Helen Brown pounds of him and the motorcycle? concentrating on keeping the chief claim of fame for Holmes, washed away her trailer home. • Lillie Couch There was only one way to find cycle from going into a skid and who, in the early years of South Witnesses said they believed Lit- • Clinton Evans out. He hit the gearshift lever and dumping him. Shore’s history was a boxer, tavern tleton, who was physically handi- • David Hale rocketed out on to the river. “I made it,” Holmes said. “A capped, was in the home, one of • Eugene Harris A crowd of people on both few days later the ice began break- See SHORE, A6 • Dorothy Lykins See FLOOD, A3 • Mary Lyons • Edna Martin Outreach Event Serves As ‘Thank You’ To Community • Susan May While the heat index climbed to • Robert Roe BY FRANK LEWIS PDT STAFF WRITER 105, Hess said he was thankful the • Bonnie Scott event was not rained out. • Aurilla Sexton Kids came down inflatable “We’re thankful for good weath- • Jack Turner Jr. slides, moms and dads put away er, sunny, so far, at least,” Hess • Rev. Paul Williams some hot dogs, and Doc Roc and said. “This is just a way for us to See Page A2 the Remedies brought back the say thank you to our community oldies to an appreciative audience. and our neighborhood and make It was the Rally in the Alley, connections. It has grown each Index sponsored by Cornerstone United year, and having Doc Roc adds Advice ...... B5 Local...... A2-7 Methodist Church, Saturday on the kind of a spark to it. They do a Calendar ..A2 Lotteries....B2 church’s parking lot. wonderful job.” Jennifer Morgan was heavily Class ...... B6-7 Puzzles ....B4 “It’s a community festival and block party,” Pastor Clark Hess involved in the planning of the Comics...... B4 Sports ....B1-3 said. “We just want the whole event and said the event also served Editorial ....A4 TV ...... B5 neighborhood to come and join us. as an outreach for Vacation Bible We have Doc Roc and the Reme- School as well, which is under way Frank Lewis ■ Daily Times dies singing, our praise team shar- this week at the church. Alex Freeburg or Birmingham, Alabama, bounces up after coming down one ing music as well. We have inflata- of the inflatable slides on the parking lot at Cornerstone United Methodist FRANK LEWIS can be reached at bles for kids; we’ve got all kinds of (740) 353-3101, ext. 232 or Church Saturday. Family games, food and entertainment highlighted the different events for people to enjoy.” [email protected] annual Rally in the Alley Mylee’s Missions Walk-A-Thon - July 31st - 9am to Noon Length: Three Miles • Minimum Contribution: $25.00 • Registrations Begins: 8:30am Location: SOMC Life Center • T-shirt and water will be provided. For registration forms or any questions please call: 740-357-0773 • www.myleesmissions.com • Thank you for your support in this exciting new ministry

C M Y K A2 Tuesday, July 27, 2010 Portsmouth Daily Times LOCAL Obituaries Eugene Harris, 75 Aurilla Pearl David Hale, 76 Bonnie Scott, 57 Clinton Evans, 56 Eugene Harris, 75, of Johnson Sexton David Lee Hale, 76, died Bonnie Scott, 57, of Iron- Clinton Dale Evans, 56, Portsmouth, died Monday, Aurilla Pearl Johnson Friday, July 23, 2010, at a ton, died Saturday, July 24, of Greenup, Ky., died Satur- July 26, 2010, at Heartland Sexton, 88, of South Shore, Gallipolis hospital. 2010, at an Ashland, Ky., day, July 24, 2010, at a Rus- in Portsmouth. Friends may call 5 to 8 hospice center. sell, Ky., hospital. Ky., died Saturday, July 24, p.m. Tuesday at Kuhner Born March 23, 1935, in 2010, in Golden Years Services will be 1 p.m. Services will be 2 p.m. Portsmouth, a son of the Lewis Funeral Home in Oak Wednesday at Tracy Bram- Wednesday at Reed Funeral Health Care Center in Hill. A private graveside late Joseph Henry and Nan- Portsmouth, Ohio. mer Funeral Home in Iron- Home in Greenup, with nie Gertrude Ravencraft service will be held at the ton, with interment in Ice interment in Plum Grove She was born in Lewis convenience of the family. Harris, he was a 50-year County, Ky., on Dec. 15, Creek Cemetery. Friends Cemetery. Friends may call charter member of Jefferson 1922, a daughter of the late Dorothy Lykins, 81 may call 5 to 8 p.m. Tues- 6 to 9 p.m. Tuesday and 1 to Township Fire Department Steve Johnson and Cinda day at the funeral home. 2 p.m. Wednesday at the and attended Long Run M. Harr Segraves Johnson. Dorothy J. Reeder Jack Turner Jr., 83 funeral home. Free Will Baptist Church. She was a member of the Lykins, 81, of Vanceburg, Helen Brown, 84 He is survived by three Firebrick Christian Baptist Ky., died Sunday, July 25, Jack Turner Jr., 83, of brothers, Ronald (Diane) Har- Church in Firebrick, Ky., 2010, at a Maysville, Ky., Flatwoods, Ky., died Mon- Helen V. Moore Brown, Robert Francis ris of Lucasville, Charles and a homemaker, mother hospital. day, July 26, 2010, at his 84, of Greenup, Ky., died (Emilie) Harris of Lucasville, grandmother, great-grand- Services will be 2 p.m. home. Monday, July 26, 2010, at a Roe, 55 and Wayne (Phyllis) Harris of mother and a great-great- Wednesday at Vanceburg Services will be 11 a.m. Russell, Ky., hospital. Minford; three sisters, Nancy Christian Church, with Robert Francis Roe, 55, grandmother. Thursday at Reed Funeral Services will be 2 p.m. (Talmadge) Buckle of Min- interment in Lewis Coun- of Wheelersburg, died Sun- She was preceded in Home in Greenup, Ky., Thursday at Reed Funeral ford, Shirley (Jim) Fink of ty Memory Gardens. day, July 25, 2010, at his death by her husband to with interment in Belle- Home in Greenup, with Lucasville, and Deenie (Don) Friends may call 5 to 9 home. whom she married Jan. 17, fonte Memorial Gardens. interment in Brown Ceme- Compton of Clarktown; many p.m. Tuesday and 8 a.m. Robert was born April 7, 1940, Carlos Russell Sex- Friends may call 5 to 8 p.m. tery. Friends may call 6 to 9 nieces and nephews, great- to 1 p.m. Wednesday at 1955, in Greenup, KY, to ton, and he died in October Wednesday and 10 to 11 p.m. Wednesday and 1 to 2 nieces and nephews and great- Gaydos Funeral Home in the late Robert Nelson and 1984. She also was preced- a.m. Thursday at the funeral p.m. Thursday at the funer- great-nieces and nephews. ed in death by son, Paul Vanceburg. home. al home. Lena Francis Bryant Roe. In addition to his parents, He was a member of the Sexton; grandson, Danny he was preceded in death by Paul Sexton; great-grand- Unity Full Gospel Fellow- three brothers-in-law, Tal- Service Schedule ship Church and had daughter, Alexia Branim; madge Buckle, Jack Maple brother, Joseph Johnson; • Justin Allen — 11 a.m. Home in Greenup, Ky., in Waring Cemetery. worked for CSX Railroad. and Jim Fink; and one Robert was preceded in two half brothers, Bud Seg- Tuesday at Dawson Bryant with callers callers 10 to 11 • Ronald Ellis — Noon great-niece, Delaney Cun- raves and Albert Segraves; a High School, 427 Marion a.m. Tuesday. Interment in Tuesday at Pleasant Hill death by three brothers, ningham. Alfred, Carl and Larry Roe. half sister, Marie Gallen- Pike, Coal Grove. Interment Plum Grove Cemetery. Church. Interment in Funeral services will be stein; and a son-in-law, in Woodland Cemetery. • Archie Stanley — 11 Garvin Cemetery. Callers Robert is survived by his conducted at 11 a.m. Thurs- wife, Peggy Law Roe, John Daniel Morris. Arrangements by Phillips a.m. Tuesday at Gaydos 11 a.m. to noon Tuesday at day, July 29, 2010, at Surviving are four sons Funeral Home in Ironton. Funeral Home in Vance- the church. Arrangements whom he married, Oct. 14, Erwin-Dodson-Allen 1981, in Portsmouth; two and their wives, Dewey and • Sue Fields — 11 a.m. burg, Ky., with callers 8 to by McKinley Funeral Funeral Home in Minford, Mary Sexton, Steve and Tuesday at Reed Funeral 11 a.m. Tuesday. Interment Home in Lucasville. children, Jaime (Aaron) with Pastor Gary Dheel, Egerton of Irwin, OH, and Louise Sexton and Tim and Pastor Bud Mefford and Jenny Sexton, all of South Robert Glenn Roe of Pastor Bob Davis officiat- Calendar Wheelersburg; eight sisters, Shore, Ky., and Joseph and ing. Burial will be at Sunset Lovell Sexton of Calhoun, Eloise (John David) Hol- Memorial Gardens in Today Road, Jackson, 2 p.m. brook of Wheelersburg, Tenn.; one daughter, Mar- • Mosquito spraying, Washing- Today, why not try ... Franklin Furnace. Friends garet Sexton of South • Greenup County School District, Agnes (Jack) Howard of may call at the funeral home ton Township, 6-11 p.m. Summer reading pro- Portsmouth, Eunice (Paul) Shore, Ky.; one daughter- summer camps for students entering • Free community awareness gram, Flatwoods Library, from 4 to 8 p.m. Wednesday in-law, Carol Ann Sexton of kindergarten this fall with informa- Leslie of Pontiac, MI, June and one hour before the seminars, Crime Prevention Edu- 1705 Argillite Road, Flat- South Shore, Ky.; one sis- tional sessions for parents, Agrillite Blair of Columbus, Geneva service Thursday. cation and Empowerment with Tim woods, Ky., 10:30 a.m. (Mike) Shy of Portsmouth, ter, Helen Bumgardner of Elementary, 4157 St. Rt. 1, Agrillite, Sexton, commander of the and 1 p.m.; “Shark Online condolences may Canton, Ohio; grandchil- Clara (Dave) Leslie and be sent to www.edafh.com. Ky., 9-11 a.m.; Greysbranch Ele- Lawrence County Drug and Major Tale,” Flatwoods Library, Norma (Coleman “Duke”) dren, Donald Ray Sexton, mentary School, 1279 Ohio River Crime Task Force, and Self 3 p.m. In lieu of flowers, dona- Kevin (Kathy) Sexton, Copas, both of Wheelers- tions may be made to Jeffer- Road, Greenup, Ky., 9-11 a.m. Defense Education/Demonstration Sherry (Roger) McCamish, • Pantry hours, Potter’s House with John Malone, martial art, Boston, 8 p.m. burg, and Teresa (Ralph) son Township Volunteer Penny (Russ) McDaniel, Ministries, 5409 Winchester Ave., Mains Rotunda, Ohio University • Al-Anon, Bellefonte Behavioral Horsley of Blue Creek; and Fire Dept., 1574 Lucasville- Kimberly (Kevin) Powell, Sciotoville, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Southern, 1804 Liberty Ave., Iron- Health Center, St. Christopher five grandchildren, Elaina, Minford Road, Lucasville, Jennifer (Tim) Lambert, • Consumers Helping Con- ton, 6-9 p.m. Drive, Russell, Ky., 8 p.m. Chase and Nathan Egerton OH 45648. and Xavier and Zander Roe. Sarah (Steven) Branim, sumers Thrift Store, open, 725 • Bingo, Notre Dame High To submit items, mail at least Funeral services will be 1 Rev. Paul E. Brent Sexton, Bunny (Alan) Fifth St., 9 a.m.-5 p.m. School, 2220 Sunrise Ave., 7 p.m.; a week in advance of meeting to p.m. Thursday, July 29, Cates, John C. Morris, Matt • Veterans Helping Veterans and doors open 5:30 p.m. Calendar, Daily Times, 637 Sixth 2010, at the Roger W. Davis Williams, 52 (Alisha) Sexton, and Mark Others Thrift Store, open, 1525 • Alcoholics Anonymous, Big St., Portsmouth, OH 45662-0581. Funeral Home in West The Rev. Paul Eugene (Sheron) Sexton; great- Harrisonville Ave., 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Book Study Group, St. Monica Items can be e-mailed to pdt- Portsmouth, with Richard Williams, 52, of Minford, grandchildren, Amber, • Overeaters Anonymous, 12- Catholic Church, 4252 Pine St., news@portsmouth- Stiles officiating, and inter- died Monday, July 26, 2010, Joshua, Preston, Taylor, step fellowship, no dues or fees, New Boston, 7 p.m. dailytimes.com. Include in writ- ment in McKendree Ceme- at Southern Ohio Medical Addison, Eden, Lindsey, Group Room A, Counseling Cen- • Narcotics Anonymous, open, ing the names of the club or tery. Friends may call from Center in Portsmouth. Cassity, Jacob, Amanda, ter, 1634 11th St., noon. nonsmoking, discussion, Stop the sponsoring organization, time, 3 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday Born Dec. 8, 1957, in and Michael; and great- • Alcoholics Anonymous, Great Insanity Group, in very back room, day, date and complete address and one hour before the Portsmouth, a son of the late great-grandchildren, Micah, Fact Group, closed discussion, Room 17, New Boston Community of event planned. For an item to service on Thursday. Allen Williams Jr. and Eve- Mattea, Jonathan and Kingdom Hall Community Center, Center, 3980 Rhodes Ave., New be repeated in the Calendar, a Condolences may be sent lyn (Knapp) Williams, he Nicholas. 13th and Findlay streets, noon. Boston, 7 p.m. new notice must be mailed in to www.rogerwdavisfuner- was the pastor at Frederick Funeral services will be • Southern Ohio Agricultural and • Alcoholics Anonymous, for each meeting date. The alhome.com. Free Will Baptist Church. 11 a.m. Wednesday, July Community Development Founda- Shawnee group, closed discus- Times will not hold items for Along with Frederick Free 28, 2010, at the Roberson tion informational meeting, Jackson sion, New Boston Community Cen- repeated use. Please do not call Lillie M. Couch Will Baptist Church, he Funeral Home in South Vinton FSA Office, Fairgreens ter, 3980 Rhodes Ave., New in items. Lillie Marie Couch, 71, served as pastor at Swauger Shore, Ky., with the Rev. of West Portsmouth, died Valley Free Will, Bloom Free Raymond Russell officiat- Meetings Saturday, July 24, 2010, at Will, Tick Ridge Free Will ing. Burial will be in Mount her residence. and Harvest Chapel Church Zion Cemetery, South Today Rhodes Ave., New Thursday She was born Oct. 14, in Sciotoville. He was a Shore, Ky. Friends may call Boston, 4:30 p.m. 1938, in Nettleton, Missis- bookkeeper for E.E. Blair at the Roberson Funeral • Scioto County • Scioto County Board sippi, to the late Calvin Lee Construction Co. in Wheel- Home from 5 until 8 p.m. Board of Commission- Wednesday of Commissioners, meet- Kennedy and Pearlie Sulli- ersburg, and had worked as a on Tuesday and from 9 a.m. ers, meeting, Room 107, • Greenup County ing, Room 107, Scioto van Kennedy. bookkeeper for Colonial until the funeral hour on Scioto County Court- Board of Education, County Courthouse, 602 She was a retired nurse’s Florist and Reynolds Bordan Wednesday. house, 602 Seventh St., meeting, Central Office, Seventh St., 9:30 a.m. aide. and Chapman Accountants in 9:30 a.m. 45 Musketeer Drive, She is survived by her Portsmouth, and the former Mary Lyons, 48 • Village of New Greenup, Ky., 6 p.m. husband, Lonnie Couch; Nancy Rae Supermarket in Mary Lyons, 48, of Boston Finance Com- • Portsmouth City Do you have two sons, Lonnie Couch II Wheelersburg. He was a Sciotoville, died Saturday, mittee, meeting to Board of Health, regular of Covington, Kentucky and graduate of Minford High July 24, 2010. review finances of the session, first floor confer- a story idea? village, Council Cham- David Allen of Decatur, School in the class of 1976, She was born Aug. 16, ence room, health depart- Call the PDT at (740) bers, New Boston Com- ment, 605 Washington Alabama; seven daughters, and he was very active in the 1961, in Portsmouth, a daugh- 353-3101, ext. 240. Sharon Allen of Shannon, ministry and works of the ter of the late James Perkins munity Center, 3980 St., 6 p.m. Mississippi, Retha Hart of Free Will Baptist Denomina- and Barbara Stevens King. Haw River, North Carolina, tion. She is survived by her hus- Denise Johnson of Tampa, He is survived by his wife, band, Jerry Lyons; a son, Jerry Bible Verse Florida, Annette Geil of Paula (Shuter) Williams, Lyons II and a daughter, Bar- West Portsmouth, Laura whom he married on April bara Lyons, all of Sciotoville; 1 Corinthians Choate of Shannon, Missis- 28, 1979, at Swauger Valley and two brothers, James 15:58 sippi, Linda Johnson of Tal- Free Will Baptist Church; Perkins of Wheelersburg and lapoosa, Georgia, and Misty one brother and sister-in-law, Dennis King of Portsmouth. Therefore, my dear Brown of Portsmouth; one David Allen and Clarissa Services will be 2 p.m. brothers, stand firm. Let brother, James E. Kennedy Williams of Wheelersburg; Tuesday, July 27, 2010, at nothing move you. Always of Nettleton, Mississippi; one nephew, Brandon Duzan D.W. Swick Funeral Home give yourselves fully to the two sisters, Aretha Nelson of New Boston; one great- in New Boston, with burial work of the Lord, because of Nettleton, Mississippi, nephew, Blaze Duzan; one at Big Run cemetery. Visita- you know that your labor in and Kathryn Standfield of brother-in-law, David Shuter tion will be Tuesday noon the Lord is not in vain. Becker, Mississippi; many of Minford; very close to 2 p.m. at D.W. Swick in grandchildren and five friends, Jeff and Crystal New Boston. great-grandchildren. She is Middleton of South Webster; Condolences to dwswick- Classifieds work! also survived by many and several aunts and uncles. funeralhome.com. nieces and nephews. Lillie Funeral services will be (740) 353-3101 is also survived by a broth- conducted 11 a.m. Wednes- Edna Martin, 84 er-in-law, Bobby Couch of day, July 28, 2010, at Edna C. Martin, 84, of St. West Portsmouth; and her Rubyville Community Petersburg, Fla., formerly NEW BOSTON favorite sister-in-law, Nancy Church, with Ron Parker and of South Webster, died ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Hall of West Portsmouth. Ken Walker officiating. Sunday, July 25, 2010. Due to a conflict in In addition to her parents, Burial will be in Bennett Arrangements are pend- scheduling by the she was preceded in death Cemetery in Minford. ing at D.W. Swick Funeral American Legion, by six brothers, Willie Friends may call at the Home in South Webster. the annual alumni dinner George Kennedy, London church from 5 to 9 p.m. Susan May, 84 has been moved to the Lee Kennedy, Billy Herman Tuesday and one hour before Sodexo Ballroom at Kennedy, Harvey Lee the service on Wednesday. Susan May, 84, of Iron- Shawnee State University. Kennedy, Clarence Arrangements are under the ton, died Sunday, July 25, Date and time remain the Kennedy and Russell Lee direction of Erwin-Dodson- 2010, at home. same. Registration begins at Services will be 1 p.m. Kennedy; and one sister, Allen Funeral Home in Min- 4:00pm on July 31. Minnie Lee Kennedy. ford. Online condolences may Thursday at City Welfare There will be no visita- be sent to www.edafh.com. Mission Church, with inter- tion or service. At her In lieu of flowers, dona- ment in Sugar Creek Ceme- FREE School Supplies for Kids request, her body is to be tions may be made to Fred- tery. Friends may call 6 to 9 cremated. Arrangements erick Free Will Baptist p.m. Wednesday at Phillips Thurs. - July 29th 10am - 2pm @ Daymar College 456-4124 Funeral Home in Ironton are under the direction of Church, c/o James Smith, Yard Sale Sat. - July 31st 9am - 1pm (Vendors Welcome) F.C. Daehler Mortuary 10847 Main St., South and noon to 1 p.m. Thurs- Company in Portsmouth. Webster, OH 45682. day at the church. 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to admit whether they serve prison, it’s a holding pattern ate Criminal Justice Chair- System a day or serve 100 years,” for the prison system,” man John Whitmire. “But said DRC spokeswoman Cahill said. “It’s geared you don’t have to put them Patchwork Probation From Page A1 Julie Walburn. toward failure.” back in prison where often- offending. Two of every Dan Cahill has spent the Many states have a cen- times they just start think- System Still Growing three committed property majority of his 55 years tralized probation system. ing like a prisoner.” crimes or were drug offend- behind bars in Ohio count- But in Ohio individual The Ohio study follows a The Associated Press treatment, two of every ers, and have two or fewer ing multiple stays in juve- counties create and run their report released earlier this three probation depart- Some findings of a prior convictions. nile and adult prisons. After own programs. year that said the state ments say they don’t have serving time for a 1992 “We really don’t know could likely reduce crime report about Ohio’s pro- enough mental health “Altogether this means bation system released that after the short hit of drug trafficking conviction, how many people are on by decreasing the number resources in their area. he was released in 1999 and probation,” said Gayle of low-risk offenders it Monday by the Council • Two of every three incapacitation, they’re back of State Governments on the street and likely no spent 14 months on parole. Dittmer, chief probation orders into treatment cen- surveyed judges said they In 2004 he served a straight officer in Franklin County. ters after conviction. Justice Center: sentence offenders to better for it,” the study found. • The number of people About half of the 26,000 18-month prison sentence “Right now there isn’t any- Not only do halfway more expensive halfway with no parole for theft and place to go where you can houses and community- on probation in Ohio in house programs to ensure inmates admitted annually 2008 grew to 260,962, to Ohio prisons serve sen- drug possession. gather statewide probation based corrections centers offenders get treatment Cahill, now a landscaper information.” not help such offenders, from 194,875 in 2000, a they need because such tences under a year, 34 percent increase high- according to the Depart- in Delaware County in the Texas prison alternatives they typically increase the services aren’t available er than increases in any ment of Rehabilitation and center of the state, said he far include a system of state chance they’ll end up in in the community. other midwestern state. Correction. But the cost to preferred the straight prison jails for lower-level offend- court again on new charges, • Most people sentenced • Ohio has a higher per- process them is the same as time. He said probation is ers with a two-year maxi- that study found. to prison in Ohio commit a long-term offender: about too severe, requiring offend- mum sentence. Texas also Nationwide, the average centage of its adult resi- the lowest level felony $300 for men and about ers to report to monitors so has five detention facilities state prison sentence was dents on probation than offenses, and most were $800 for women, whose often and attend so many for probation violators that four years and 11 months in Illinois, Indiana, Michi- convicted of property or medical screening costs meetings that violations — are considered a step-down 2006, according to the most gan and Wisconsin. drug offenses. Almost half tend to be higher. meaning more prison time from prison. recent data collected by the • A patchwork of inde- the people admitted to “These individuals cost — are inevitable. “Parole conditions are government’s Bureau of pendent agencies at the prison are low risk inmates the same amount of money “It’s not an alternative for important,” said Texas Sen- Justice Statistics. city, council and state and inmates with sentences level supervise people on of 12 months or less. probation in Ohio; it is • Counties vary in their by Carter County Deputy Following that disastrous Sparks said. “The gauges not unusual for offenders approach to probation, Flood Coroner Ronnie Wallace. flooding, townspeople and recorded six and one-quarter to report to two different with Cuyahoga County Her death brought to four business owners had inches. The fire department, officers in two separate sentencing significantly From Page A1 the number of people who scrubbed out the mud, which we just had cleaned probation departments. more low-level offenders several trailer homes hit lost their lives due to flood- replaced carpets and furni- out from May’s flood and • Minimum training to prison instead of pro- with high water on a Carter ing in Kentucky during the ture and equipment and were reopened two weeks ago, requirements for probation bation compared to County feeder stream to Lit- past week. Two were just getting going again. had four feet of water in it — officers vary widely Franklin County. tle Sandy, when the flood drowned in Pike County Louie Keaton had customers two feet in the maintenance among agencies statewide, • Just over half of high- waters washed it away and and another in the Newport back in his barber chairs. barn. Just about every busi- as do requirements for risk offenders are super- smashed it against a bridge area, state emergency man- Walker’s Grill reopened and ness that was flooded out in collecting information vised after release from abutment. Her nephew agement personnel said. so did the pizza shop and the May, along with Hydro Vil- about probation. prison, even though more attempted to rescue her but The same rains falling department store. lage apartments, was flood- • Seven of ten surveyed than half will commit new wound up losing his pickup across Carter County on Olive Hill Mayor Danny ed out again.” judges said they don’t crimes and be sent back to truck in the swollen waters, Tuesday and Wednesday Sparks said more than six He said Tygarts Creek receive information on prison within three years. neighbors said. also flooded the downtown inches of rain fell overnight dropped back within its what happens to people By contrast, just over half Members of the Grayson business district of Olive and during the early hours banks almost as fast as it they sentence to probation. of low-risk offenders are Volunteer Fire Department Hill when Tygarts Creek of last Wednesday. had overflowed them. • While a large percent- supervised even though and the Rowan County Res- left its banks. The creek had “It began in the the wee age of people on proba- they are half as likely to cue Squad discovered her also flooded Olive Hill on hours and rained hard off G. SAM PIATT can be reached tion need mental health commit another crime. body, which was identified May 2. and into early Wednesday,” at (740) 353-3101, ext. 236.

Silverado pickup truck nounced dead at the scene The OSHP said that Crash traveling north, operated by by the Lawrence County crash remains under inves- Tammy Mullens, 38, of Coroner’s Office. Mullens tigation. From Page A1 Pedro. Also in the vehicle and Joseph were both trans- with Mullens was Miranda ported to Cabell Huntington RYAN SCOTT OTTNEY can mile post marker No. 3 when be reached at (740) 353-3101, she moved left of center Joseph, 30, of Pedro. Hospital, in Huntington, ext. 235, or e-mail rottney@ and struck a 2007 Chevy Brubaker was pro- W.Va., with serious injuries. heartlandpublications.com. VISIT THE TIMES ONLINE: www.portsmouth-dailytimes.com

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GUEST COMMENTARY Similarities remain between Dems and Aussie Labor Party It’s rare to see a licans went on the cap-and-trade legislation dry run for an elec- offensive in calling and controversy over its tion campaign. But for a renewal of the proposed tax on soaring over the next Bush era tax cuts mining profits. month, Australia for the wealthiest Rudd’s colleagues pan- will provide a test- Americans, De- icked and, lacking a strong ing ground for mocrats were given base in the party’s factions, some of the core the opportunity to he was forced aside for his themes in this No- assail one of the deputy Gillard, who moved vember’s American E. J. former president’s promptly for an election to elect-ions. Dionne least popular initia- legitimize her leadership. Last weekend, Syndicated tives. The switch at the top halted Prime Minister Columnist And when the the momentum of the oppo- Julia Gillard, who heads of the Re- sition Liberal Party (which, took office in June after the publican campaign com- just to keep Americans con- fall of her predecessor, mittees for the House and fused, is actually the con- Kevin Rudd, called an elec- Senate, Rep. Pete Sessions tion for Aug. 21 — they do and Sen. John Cornyn, de- servative party) and its things fast down there — in fended the Bush record last leader, Tony Abbott. which her Labor Party will Sunday on “Meet the And to make the trans- be using a central argument Press,” Democrats pounced. Pacific comparison even that Democrats hope to in- They quickly produced more interesting, Abbott’s LETTERS TO THE EDITOR voke against the Republi- an online advertisement re- party is running on themes cans. peatedly quoting Ses-sions the Republicans hope to use Unfinished bridge started and rushed to a fin- As I have periodically Gillard’s statement open- saying “we need to go back here. Its latest advertise- ished bridge structure, in- explained to the Scioto ing the campaign left no to the exact same agenda,” ment includes the tagline: needs to be cluding one bridge approach County engineer there are ambiguity about Labor’s and suggesting the agenda “More Labor. More Waste. completed paved-blacktop roadway handicapped potential message. “This election he had in mind was Bush’s. More Debt. More Taxes.” and road barricades. Con- emergency treatment resi- will revolve around a clear A party spokesman in- And to drive home the Lib- For at least 20 years, res- struction work then stopped dents in the bridge area choice,” she declared, sisted that the quotation in erals’ point that new leader- idents of Porter Town-ship and all equipment was re- that make continued detour “whether we want Australia question was not a refer- ship has not altered the were unable to obtain a moved leaving one half of travel hazardous. commitment from the to move forward or back.” ence to Bush, although Ses- incumbent government’s the project unfinished. There A detour that requires Scioto County Engineer’s In one minute and 41 sec- sions had said earlier in the direction, an announcer has been no construction crossing a railroad track in onds, Gillard used a varia- show: “People had jobs opens and closes with the Office for a Pine Creek- work performed for approx- Hayport Road bridge re- order to leave the area and tion of “move forward” six when Republicans were, words: “Nothing’s changed. imately six months. has unknown periods of times and “go back” four. not only in charge, but placement. It’s the same Labor.” Finally, a direct written Even the Scioto County being blocked much to the Labor’s slogan, “Let’s George Bush was there.” For now, Gillard has engineer does not mention detriment of those involved move Australia forward,” is contact was made to the With polls showing voters pulled ahead in the polls, the bridge in his regular including the potential thus all about its subtext: more inclined to blame governor of Ohio. partly by virtue of a disci- “pat myself on the back” emergency residents. that Australians don’t want Bush than President Obama Immediately thereafter, a plined personal perform- newspaper announcements This bridge and its his- to return to conservatives for the economic mess, all back-patting public an- ance in her first weeks in for spending taxpayers tory have been a public who governed the country such statements by Repub- nouncement was made by office and also by tying Ab- money. disgrace. A subject that for 11 years before Labor’s licans will come at a high the Scioto County engineer bott to the earlier conserva- This bridge needs to be will be widely publicized 2007 victory. price. and the Ohio Department of tive government’s finished. There are no prior to the next election. Can the forward-or-back Transpor-tation of the start- And in the coming unpopular labor relations more excuses that will jus- Lowell Newberry theme work? That’s where ing date for a bridge replace- months, one of the Demo- policies — even though Ab- tify its idleness. Wheelersburg Gillard’s Australian experi- ment. Construction work cratic Party’s very favorite bott has said he would not words will be “Bush,” as in ment comes in. In many ways, her center-left Labor reintroduce them. George W. Bush, by way of As Australia goes, so TODAY IN HISTORY making the same point. De- Party is in a far better posi- tion than the Democrats goes America? Not neces- mocrats now hope they can Today is Tuesday, July lishing the Department in 1858 burned out after are. The Australian econ- sarily. But for the last persuade voters to see their 27, the 208th day of of Foreign Affairs, fore- only a few weeks’ use). omy is a global marvel. It decade, politics in the two 2010. There are 157 days runner of the Depart- In 1909, during the ballots in this year’s never went into recession, countries have run in tan- left in the year. ment of State. first official test of the midterm elections not as an and the nation’s unemploy- dem, with Rudd’s 2007 vic- Today’s Highlight in History: In 1794, French revo- U.S. Army’s first air- up-or-down vote on their ment rate is an astonish- tory prefiguring Oba-ma’s. On July 27, 1960, Vice lutionary leader Max-im- plane, Orville Wright own stewardship but as a ingly low 5.2 percent. At the very least, when De- President Richard M. ilien Robespierre was flew himself and a pas- choice between — well, Nixon was nominated overthrown and placed senger, Lt. Frank Lahm, Given the country’s mocrats say our election is going forward, or moving buoyant economy, it’s re- for president on the first under arrest; he was exe- above Fort Myer, Va., for about whether we want to back to the Bush era. markable that Labor mem- ballot at the Republican cuted the following day. one hour and 12 minutes. Over the last few weeks, bers of Parliament even move forward or go back, national convention in In 1866, Cyrus W. Field In 1919, race-related ri- a series of Republican tacti- considered ousting Rudd at they can give a respectful Chicago. finished laying out the oting erupted in Chicago; nod to Prime Minister On this date: first successful underwa- the violence, which cal errors helped inject the all. But Rudd was dropping ter telegraph cable be- claimed the lives of 23 Bush legacy into the politi- in the polls, hurt by his gov- Gillard. In 1789, President George Washington tween North America and blacks and 15 whites, cal dialogue. When Repub- ernment’s mishandling of signed a measure estab- Europe (a previous cable lasted until Aug. 3.

OHIO p (513) 684-1021 Charlie Wilson (D — 6th Dis- Phone: (614) 466-8082 Phone: (202) 224-2541 State Senator Robin Webb U.S. Senator George f (513) 684-1029 trict) Email: Fax: (202) 224-2499 (D — 18th District) Voinovich (R) http://brown.senate.gov Washington Office [email protected] 404 W. Main Street Washington D.C. Office U.S. Representative 226 Cannon HOB Ohio Representative Jim Bunning (R) Grayson KY 41143 524 Hart Senate Office Building Jean Schmidt (R — 2nd District) Washington, DC 20515 Todd Book (D — 89th District) Washington Office Frankfort Address(es) Washington, D.C. 20510 Washington D.C. Office ph: (202) 225-5705 77 S. High St 316 Hart Senate Office Building 702 Capitol Ave (202) 224-3353 418 Cannon House Office Build- fx: (202) 225-5907 11th Floor Washington, DC 20510 Annex Room 229 Cincinnati Office ing, Ironton Office Columbus, OH 43215-6111 Main: 202.224.4343 Frankfort KY 40601 Phone: (513) 684-3265 Washington, D.C. 20515 202 Park Ave. Phone: (614) 466-2124 Fax: 202.228.1373 Home: (606) 474-5380 Fax: (513) 684-3269 Phone: (202) 225-3164 Suite C Fax: (614) 719-6989 Annex: (502) 564-8100 Ext. 676 http://voinovich.senate.gov/ Toll Free: (800) 784-6366 Ironton, OH 45638 Email: [email protected] U.S. Representative U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown (D) Fax: (202) 225-1992 ph: (740) 533-9423 KENTUCKY Geoff Davis (R — 4th District) Kentucky Representative 713 Hart Senate Portsmouth Office fx: (740) 533-9359 U.S. Senators Washington Office Tanya Pullin (D — District 98) Office Bldg. 601 Chillicothe St. www.charliewilson.house.gov/ Mitch McConnell (R) 1108 Longworth 1026 Johnson Lane Washington, DC 20510 Portsmouth, OH 45662 Ohio Senator Tom Niehaus (R) Washington Office House Office Building South Shore KY 41175 Phone: (202) 224-2315 Toll Free: (877) 354-1440 Senate Building 361-A Russell Senate Office Washington, D.C. 20515 Phone Number(s) Fax: (202) 228-6321 Fax: (740) 354-1144 1 Capitol Square, 2nd Floor Building T (202) 225-3465 Annex: (502) 564-8100 Ext. 678 Cincinnati Office www.house.gov/schmidt/ Columbus, OH 43215 Washington, DC 20510 F (202) 225-0003 Work: (606) 932-2505

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LOCAL Portsmouth Daily Times Tuesday, July 27, 2010 A5 Local Briefs Industrial Commission of Ky. 59 is open com/reduced-fee- Although a schedule to spayneuter-clinic/ along complete the work and Repairs to Ky. 59 in with a pre-registration reopen the route has yet Ohio converts to telephone southern Lewis County, contact form. to be determined, it is Ky., allowed the road to expected that Ohio 7 interpreting services reopen to all traffic over Stabilization West will be closed the weekend. project is through the end of this Beginning today, the to and from our offices them what language is As a safety measure, the under way week. In addition, the Industrial Commission of across the state, and may needed, then enters a pass- Kentucky Department of eastbound lanes of the Ohio (IC) is implementing charge if a hearing is can- word and claim number. Highways had closed the Construction is under route will be subject to telephone interpreting celled or continued. Lan- Once the interpreter is on highway near the Trace way for an emergency intermittent periods of services as part of a guage Line does not charge the line, the hearing begins. Road intersection after last repair project on Ohio 7 closure when crews are groundbreaking initiative these fees.” Billing occurs via the week’s floodwaters under- in Lawrence County fol- pushing rocks from the that will save the agency Language Line is based claim number and the mined the embankment. lowing a landslide that hillside. tens of thousands of dollars out of California, but has number of minutes used. occurred near the 1.0- While the westbound annually. offices nationwide and “The use of tele-inter- Back-to-school mile marker of the route’s lanes of Ohio 7 will Utilizing telephone interpreters available 24/7. preters has been favorably sale is set westbound lanes last remain closed throughout interpreting services for Benefits of telephone inter- received by the public, plus week. this project, motorists most IC hearings will save preting services include: Language Line offers over Veterans Helping Veter- On July 23, the Ohio the agency an estimated • Hearing cancellations 170 languages,” says Mrs. ans and Others’ thrift store will continue to be Department of Trans- detoured through the vil- $81,667 per year. When an due to bad weather will Deegan. “It’s an outstand- will have a back-to-school portation awarded a Type interpreter is requested, decrease since interpreters ing service for our cus- sale through Wednesday. lage of Chesapeake via A Emergency contract to Third Avenue and C.R. 1 tele-interpreters will now will no longer have to trav- tomers at a substantial sav- The store is located at the Alan Stone Company be scheduled for all IC el to other offices; ings, without compromis- 1535 Harrisonville Ave. (old U.S. 52) to C.R. 144, to clear additional boul- Charley Creek Road, and hearings, except in deaf • Hearing cancellations ing the quality of our hear- For more information, call ders or rock from the hill- services cases, depositions, due to the interpreter not ing services.” (740) 456-4009. U.S. 52. With the excep- side and ledge along tion of temporary periods and Commission level showing up will decrease; The IC conducts hearings Mobile clinic Ohio 7. ODOT expedited of closure, the eastbound hearings. • Language Line is able on disputed workers’ com- offers services this project following lanes of the route will The IC began a pilot to tell the caller right away pensation claims, deter- field reviews which deter- remain open. tele-interpreting program if they don’t have an inter- mines violations of specific Rascal Spay/Neuter mined that additional one year ago. Such signifi- preter who speaks a specif- safety requirements, and Clinic will be hosted by boulders or rock on the Bingo restarts cant savings were realized ic language, so that other determines if an injured Tomorrow’s Hope hillside appear to be on Oct. 7 that the decision was made arrangements can be made. worker is permanently and Canine Rescue on July unstable and are likely to to make the program per- Previously, the IC would temporarily disabled due to 29 and future dates to be fall. The Assistance to the manent. have to wait two to three a work-related injury or announced. The cost is Ohio 7 West has been Handicapped Inc. has “There’s a major cost dif- days to find out if a specif- occupational disease. We based on animal type closed between its junc- ceased bingo temporarily. ference between the unit ic on-site interpreter will conduct over 180,000 hear- and weight, and services tion with U.S. 52 at the There will be no bingo cost per minute of service be available. ings annually and inter- provided. Available serv- 17th Street/Nick Rahall played at the James Dick- for on-site versus telephone On-site interpreters are preters service more than a ices include low-cost Bridge and Ohio 527 at ey Post American Legion, interpreting services,” says paid for their wait time, thousand of these hearings vaccinations, heart worm the 6th Street/Robert C. 705 Court St., on Thurs- IC Executive Director mileage and interpreting each year. Three Governor- testing, micro-chipping, Byrd Bridge since July days until Oct. 7 by the Christa D. Deegan. “On- time. With Language Line, appointed Commissioners some dental care. 21 after a massive boul- Assistance to the Handi- site interpreters cost an esti- the cost is in real time. That lead the agency — head- Contact Tomorrow’s der gave way from the capped Inc. mated $3.08 per minute, means we pay only for the quartered in Columbus — Hope at (740) 876-4032 hillside and fell onto the Bingo will restart on Oct. while the Language Line time that the interpreter is which has five regional and or [email protected]. westbound lanes of Ohio 7. The doors will reopen at telephone interpreting serv- on the phone. seven district offices Information can also be 7 near County Road 124, 4:30 p.m., and bingo will ice charges $1.49 per For each hearing, the throughout the state. found at http://tomor- Tallow Ridge Road, at start at 6:30 p.m. minute. On-site interpreters hearing officer simply dials Source: Adam Gibbs, rowshopecaninerescue. Chesapeake. From PDT Staff reports also charge for travel time up Language Line and tells public information officer VINYL-SIDED Fork&Finger BUILDINGS 353-8500 Bring this Built by % Fleming Barns Coupon for Contact Us 606-849-3650 (Office) 10 Off 606-209-1305 (Cell) We will be closed from 6-28 until 7/4 View us at Call Dan or www.flemingbarns.com or Matt today! 1701 Jackson St. • Mon- Sat 11-8 Southern Ohio Craft Mall FREE DELIVERY! OH River Rd. 740-353-0441 1499 SR 522 Wheelersburg, OH A6 Tuesday, July 27, 2010 Portsmouth Daily Times SOUTH SHORE

Submitted Photos Above, a funeral procession passes through downtown South Shore in the town’s early days. Right, The Crawford Hotel, since razed, is shown in its heyday, when writer Jesse Stuart stayed there through the week in the 1930s while he was prin- cipal of McKell High School. Far right, the South Shore Blue Grass Theatre. me all kinds of names and showboat for entertainment course along the foot of the The third structure to go up operated by James E. Han- Shore dared me out. I went out, we and as a transport business. hills south of town, relocat- was the funeral home operat- nah’s grandson, Joe Hannah. scuffled, and I caught him He opened the area’s first ing it through the field ed by Roberson. It is operat- Today South Shore, gov- From Page A1 with a good uppercut. Sev- theater in 1916, showing where the South Shore busi- ed today by James R. Osman erned by a mayor and a keeper, cook, bus driver, eral cars were parked along moving pictures in the days ness district would be built. in the same frame structure. Board of City Commission- the curb, and when I hit him before they were accompa- When Grant Bridge Besides his real estate ers, has a population of steel mill crane operator and about 1,500 and has 50 to daring stunt man who once he went headfirst down in nied by sound. His son, J. opened in 1928, James E. business, Hannah was also in on the operation of the 60 businesses and five rode his motorcycle down between the radiator and Paul Davis, another of Hannah began constructing bumper on one of them. South Shore’s characters movie theaters, began and churches operating within Morton Hill while standing buildings on each side of its corporation limits. “He just lay there, stuck, who operated his Gulf fill- the new location of U.S. 23. operated a successful bus on the saddle. line, and began the water In the early 30s Holmes and I was afraid I had hurt ing station on “The Corner” The business district, G. SAM PIATT can be him bad. I remember Jesse from the 1930s until his called “The Corner” then system that still serves the reached at (606) 932-3619 or operated the Crawford Hotel town today. It is owned and [email protected]. on Main Street and the Crys- came out and helped me death in the 1990s, accom- and now by locals, first saw EUTON REALTY - EUTON REALTY - EUTON REALTY tal Palace next door. That pull the man out of there. panied the films with his construction of the two- - EUTON REALTY - EUTON REALTY - EUTON REALTY - EUTON REALTY - EUTON REALTY - “I found out that man’s was in the days when South piano playing. He also story brick building that was brother was a state policeman, played the steam calliope on occupied by Ford Motors EUTON REALTY Shore was still a rollicking and they came in the next day “wet” town with several beer his father’s excursion boat. agency of Portsmouth. and took my slot machines Davis told the story of how REGINA WRIGHT pubs and a couple of pack- out of the back room. I wound Across the street of what age stores operating. South Shore got its name. He was then U.S. 23 and is 740-352-4098 up in court over that.” said his sister, Hazel Ham- The Crystal Palace was a Homes and Stuart were today James E. Hannah most unique establishment. It mond, who married the Avenue, a second two-story or just a couple of the interest- town’s founder, James E. was built for Holmes at a cost ing characters who walked brick building Hannah put 606-932-4306 of $6,800 by South Shore’s Hannah, was given the honor up was for Sam Roberson, the streets of South Shore of coming up with a name for founder, James E. Hannah. during its early days. who operated a grocery and Thank you for your continuing support. It’s name came from the crys- the settlement. She first con- furniture store there until It is truly appreciated. sidered calling it “Bluegrass,” tal chandeliers hanging from his death in 1970. REALTY - EUTON REALTY - EUTON REALTY EUTON - EUTON REALTY - EUTON REALTY - EUTON REALTY - EUTON REALTY - EUTON REALTY - the ceiling. On one side was a FOUNDING FATHERS but then changed her mind, confectionery with a soda South Shore has always naming it appropriately for fountain where high school had its ties to the Ohio its location – on the south kids met. On the other side River. Capt. John F. Davis shore of the Ohio River, FUELS OF THE FUTURE...TODAY was a bar and booths where began operating his ferry- across from Portsmouth. men discussed the news of boats there about 1897. In Davis said his father, in the day and quenched their the 1920s he opened Coney about the mid-1920s, talked thirst with cold mugs of Island amusement park on Gov. William Fields into foaming beer. The Palace had the river bank. He also oper- appropriating the money to a reputation of serving the ated a steamboat, both as a bend U.S. 23 from its best chili and hot dogs to be found anywhere. “I ran a good place,” ROBERSON FUNERAL HOME INC. 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C M Y K LOCAL Portsmouth Daily Times Tuesday, July 27, 2010 A7 Web message board ‘bogus,’ Bihl says By FRANK LEWIS The message claims to until somebody mentioned for any signatures,” Bihl said. are filed in time, Aeh was placement on the ballot as PDT Staff Writer have been placed by Bihl, it,” Bihl said. “I told them, Bihl said he respects the asked what the next steps late as 40 days prior to the offering to pay people to ‘what are you talking opinions of the people who would be. Nov. 2 General Election. Tom Bihl said he was not collect signatures on recall about? I have never put any- support Murray and think “Once I certify them, she Recall talks began surfac- surprised when people petitions. thing on the Internet.’” she has done a good job, (Murray) has five days to ing shortly after Murray began to use the Internet Bihl laughed and said, Bihl said he went online “but some of these people resign. Then, if she doesn’t, took office on Jan. 4, after over the weekend to dis- “There’s no way in the world to check out the messages, that just want to create crap Council has to set an election, she fired three department credit his actions since he I’d put an ad like that out. For and found them. where there isn’t crap, that’s no less than 40 days after her heads. However, the first day took out petitions for the one, I couldn’t afford it. And “I said, ‘here we go,’” the kind of thing that really last day to resign, and no petitions could be picked up, recall of Portsmouth Mayor two, it’s illegal.” Bihl said. “But I closed it up bugs me.” more than 90 days,” Aeh said. July 6, came and went, and it Jane Murray, but he said he Bihl said he had never and said the heck with that Bihl, a former Portsmouth Scioto County Board of wasn’t until July 23, that was surprised when con- heard of the message board noise, I don’t care.” Police Chief, took out the Elections Director Teresa Bihl came forward. tacted Monday about what that carried the message Bihl said he is confident petitions Friday afternoon in Knittel said the City Charter he says is a bogus entry, on until two days ago. getting signatures will be the office of Portsmouth would supersede the elec- FRANK LEWIS can be reached at (740) 353-3101, ext. a local message board on “I had never heard of that easy. City Clerk JoAnn Aeh. tion deadlines, and that the 232 or flewis@heartlandpubli- the Internet. site or anything like that “I don’t think I have to pay If, in fact, the petitions city could actually file for cations.com Krikorian files complaint against Schmidt By FRANK LEWIS Krikorian said, “It is a vio- Ethics has received the Com- ments, and to have done it to have waged a massive grated to the United States to PDT Staff Writer lation of House rules to plaint and per procedure, a with malicious intent. He’ll assault on the Armenian peo- escape persecution. Some accept gifts in excess of staff review of the informa- say and do anything to ple. Most estimates suggest accounts say Turkey colluded Former U.S. Congres- $350 and a violation of fed- tion presented in the Com- attack the Congresswoman.” that 1.5 million Armenians with the Ottomans to carry sional candidate David eral statute — a felony — to plaint will be conducted. In her latest move in her died between 1915 and 1918. out the assault. Krikorian announced Mon- lie about that. Schmidt has Krikorian said once the ongoing battles with Krikori- Many modern-day Armen- day that he filed a formal done both by accepting the complaint was filed, an, Schmidt filed a defama- ian-Americans, including FRANK LEWIS can be reached at (740) 353-3101, ext. complaint with the Office gift of payment for legal Schmidt announced she tion lawsuit against her for- Krikorian, trace their lineage 232 or flewis@heartlandpubli- of Congressional Ethics services and failing to was forming a legal defense mer Democratic opponent. through survivors who emi- cations.com against Congresswoman report that gift on her Cal- fund to pay for her legal Schmidt claims Krikorian, Jean Schmidt (OH-2) aris- endar Year 2009 Financial action against him. himself an Armenian-Ameri- ing from what he said was Disclosure Statement filed “Schmidt can’t put the can, violated election law Want to share your opinion on a local or national issue? her acceptance of payment with the U.S. House of genie back in the legal bot- when he accused her of being Mail your letter to Letters to the Editor, Portsmouth Daily of hundreds of thousands of Representatives.” tle,” said Krikorian. “Her a puppet of Turkish efforts to Times, P.O. Box 581, Portsmouth OH 45662-0581 or e- dollars of legal fees and Schmidt’s office was misdeeds in accepting hun- deny that the mass killings of mail it to [email protected]. expenses associated with a asked for a comment. dreds of thousands of dol- Armenians during World series of four legal actions “Like all of his false lars in payment of her legal War I constituted genocide. against Krikorian. charges, these have no fees and lying about it on Schmidt filed the defama- In a news release, Kriko- merit,” Bruce Pfaff, com- her Calendar Year 2009 tion lawsuit against Krikori- rian quotes Melanie Sloan, munications director with Financial Disclosure state- an, alleging he and his cam- “IFEEL LIKE executive director of Citi- Schmidt’s office said. “The ments have already paign made a number of zens for Responsibility and Congresswoman from the occurred. Her claim to start knowingly false and Ethics in Washington as beginning has sought the to establish a legal defense derogatory statements AFISH saying, “It is outrageous counsel of the Committee fund in July 2010 can’t about Schmidt during and that Rep. Schmidt seems to on Standards of the House cover up the crimes com- after the election. WITH NO WATER.” think the clear-cut rules of Representatives, and has mitted to date in this affair.” According to a story in governing gifts and finan- received guidance, and has Pfaff said Krikorian has City Beat, Krikorian’s alle- –JACOB, AGE 5 cial disclosures do not followed that guidance. continually gone after gations are that Schmidt DESCRIBING ASTHMA apply to her. By accepting a Mr. Krikorian is not privy Schmidt, and the Monday took campaign funding from gift worth hundreds of thou- to that.” filing is just the latest. the Turkish government in sands of dollars — and not Krikorian said the com- “The bottom line is that exchange for denying the reporting that gift on her plaint was filed last week you have to look at the existence of the so-called You know how to react to their asthma attacks. financial disclosure forms because Schmidt’s financial source,” Pfaff said. “He has “Armenian Genocide” dur- Here’s how to prevent them. — she has violated House disclosure statement only been adjudicated by the ing the First World War. 1-866-NO-ATTACKS EVEN ONE ATTACK IS ONE TOO MANY. For more information log onto rules and federal law.” became public on June 15. Ohio Elections Commission During World War I, the www.noattacks.org or call your doctor. In his news release, The Office of Congressional to have made false state- Ottoman Empire is reported United Way sets school supply drive Friday By FRANK LEWIS drive is Southern Ohio PDT Staff Writer Medical Center. “The hospital is having Last year, 5,000 stu- their own employees dents in schools in Scioto school-supply-drive for us County were helped with trying to purchase their on Friday as well,” Miars- school supplies by citizens school supplies. Not only for Peercy said. “So there will of the area through the one child, but most of the be two separate sites doing United Way of Scioto time there are two or three something for us. SOMC is County. Now, Executive children in the household.” from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. Director Mary Ann Miars- Miars-Peercy said United That way we can access all Peercy says that same Way is attempting to offset of their employees through- amount will be needed this the back-to-school expens- out their various shifts.” year. So the United Way es by providing new school After Friday’s event, will be conducting a supplies, such as crayons, United Way will continue school supply drive Friday folders, scissors, gluesticks to take donations through from 12 noon until 2 p.m. and more. Aug. 11, with distribution at Kmart in New Boston. How can people get scheduled for Aug. 13 Those being helped range involved in helping to pro- from the Braunlin building from elementary through vide the much-needed at SOMC. 12th grade in all Scioto school supplies? County schools. “They can contact us FRANK LEWIS can be “The school supply drive directly by phone at (740) reached at (740) 353-3101, ext. 232 or flewis@heartlandpubli- is something we’ve done 353-5121, or they can e- cations.com over the last several years, mail us. We have a new e- and it is to help offset the mail address — cost for families who have to [email protected],” send their children to Miars-Peercy said. “If they school,” Miars-Peercy said. work with a company, and “We take it for granted that a their company would like to box of crayons may be 50 participate, we can set them cents, but to a family who is up with whatever necessary struggling, where a parent materials they would need. may have lost their job, or if We have a complete school they have been cut back on supply list, if they would some of their hours with need to look at that.” Vandervorts Hardware 740-353-1179 their job, it really cuts into One of the organizations 1532 Gallia Street Store Hours: their budget when they are already involved in the Portsmouth, Ohio Mon-Fri. 7:30 am - 5:30 pm • Sat. 8 am - 5 pm

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CLEVELAND — Alex MILWAUKEE — Rodriguez returned to the Cincinnati Reds third New York Yankees lineup baseman Scott Rolen is on Monday night and took back in the starting lineup aim at his 600th career against Milwaukee after home run, a day after a missing nine games with hand injury forced him to a strained right ham- leave early. string. Rodriguez exited in the The Reds open a three- eighth inning Sunday after game series against the being hit in the left hand by Brewers on Monday a pitch from Kansas City night. reliever Blake Wood. The 35-year-old Rolen Rodriguez was set to start is a six-time All-Star and at Cleveland, batting a catalyst for the Reds' cleanup and playing third turnaround season. He's base. batting .287 with 17 "The hand's good, the homers and 57 RBIs, but hand's really good," carries a season-long 0- Rodriguez said. for-13 slump into Mil- Rodriguez took batting waukee. practice and fielded ground Rolen hurt himself on balls without any wrapping July 16 against the Rock- on his hand. He hit several ies when he felt a burning balls into the stands and sensation in his right sprayed line drives around hamstring after being the field. thrown out at third. He "I had him in the lineup," also had a cortisone shot, Yankees manager Joe Julie Jacobson ■ AP Photo but managed to avoid a New York Yankees' Alex Rodriguez rounds third base after hitting a solo home run against the Kansas City Royals in the sev- trip to the 15-day dis- See A-ROD, B3 enth inning of a baseball game Thursday, at Yankee Stadium in New York. The homer was the 599th of Rodriguez's career. abled list. Finch throws shutout in final international start By JEFF LATZKE win against the USA husband Casey Daigle. Japan. Finch also plays first stole second base before Finch struck out Niki AP Sports Writer Futures team at the World "We've got one more base and could still come on coming around to score on Williams and Brittany Las- Cup of Softball. game to do tonight," Finch in relief of Abbott. Vicky Galindo's double to trapes. OKLAHOMA CITY — It's those family moments said. "We've got to take care The team has planned a the right-center field gap. In between, Lauren After throwing one last that are drawing Finch of business tonight." special ceremony to honor Mendoza then tacked on Schutzler reached on a bunt shutout wearing the USA away from the U.S. softball Finch struck out 12 pitch- Finch after that game. a two-run shot to center single that catcher Ashley uniform, Jennie Finch stood team after a 10-year career ing against the best players "Monica's going to start field in the third to stretch Holcombe fielded along the near the dugout as her son in which she's won an who didn't make the nation- tonight, but you never know the lead to 3-0. third-base line, forcing Reid Ace came running from the Olympic gold medal and al team and allowed only how the game goes," Miller That was plenty of cush- to head back to the bag. outfield to greet her. become the face of the three singles — including said. ion for Finch, who didn't Jessica Iwata had the only "Did we win?" the 4- sport. She planned to retire two that didn't make it out "Not a bad way to go allow a hit until Shawna other hit against Finch, an year-old asked her. from international softball of the infield — in her last out," he added. "It's sort of Wright lined a single to infield single in the sixth, as "We did, bud," she said after the U.S. played Japan international start. bittersweet with that being right field to start the fifth the Americans (5-1) after picking him up. later Monday night in the U.S. coach Jay Miller her last game. Hopefully, inning. Pinch-runner Jamia bounced back after a loss to "Now can we be loud?" World Cup championship says Monica Abbott will be she can play first tonight Reid stole second and then Canada a night earlier. "We can be loud on the game, allowing her to focus in the circle for the World and get some big at-bats." advanced on Molly John- Finch also shut out Japan bus, yes," Finch said, pass- on her family and her plans Cup championship game Alissa Haber singled with son's dribbler, but was ing along the spoils of a 3-0 to have more children with Monday night against two outs in the second, then stranded at third when See SOFTBALL, B2 Trial starts in HoF changes voting alleged extortion for veterans The Associated Press take place in 2011 and the Pre-Integration vote will be COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. held in 2012. of Ky. coach — The baseball Hall of "The board feels this Fame has changed the way change will allow for an By BRETT has to say about anything,” that managers, umpires, BARROUQUERE equal review of all eligible Kuhn said. executives and long-retired Associated Press Writer candidates," Hall chairman Sypher, 50, has pleaded players will be considered not guilty to extortion, retal- Jane Forbes Clark said in a LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A for election. iating against a witness and Candidates will be statement. woman charged with trying lying to the FBI. She is Manager Whitey Herzog to extort University of reviewed in three eras: Pre- accused of demanding col- Integration (1871-1946), and umpire Doug Harvey Louisville basketball coach lege tuition for her children, were enshrined in the Hall Rick Pitino lied repeatedly Golden (1947-1972) and her house to be paid off and Expansion (starting in on Sunday. in an attempt to squeeze $10 million. 1973). A voting committee of 16 millions from the coach, A jury of eight men and One composite ballot will members for each era will then traded sexual favors eight women were selected be considered in each era. be appointed annually by and lied again to cover her to hear the case. Four jurors The Expansion Era ballot the Hall's board of direc- crime, federal prosecutors will be excused as alter- will include 12 candidates, said at the start of her trial nates before deliberations tors. Each committee will while the Golden and Pre- be comprised of Hall of Monday. begin. Sypher’s attorney, Integration era ballots each Assistant U.S. Attorney James Earhart, is set to Fame members, major will have 10. league executives, and his- John Kuhn told jurors that make an opening statement The changes were Karen Cunagin Sypher Monday afternoon. announced Monday. The torians/veteran media mem- threatened to ruin Pitino’s Kuhn walked jurors Jonathan Palmer ■ MCT first election in the Expan- bers. Any candidate who reputation with false allega- through the relationship Karen Sypher walks into Federal Court in Louisville, Ken- sion category will be held in receives at least 75 percent tions of rape and forced between Sypher and Pitino, tucky, on Thursday, April 24, 2009. Sypher is charged with December during the winter of ballots cast will earn abortion. which began with a sexual extortion by U.S. District Court in connection with threat- meetings in Orlando, Fla. election. “I submit to you that you ening correspondence toward University of Louisville head The Golden election will will not believe a word she See PITINO, B2 basketball coach Rick Pitino. See HOF, B2

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money and threatening to Louisville since 2001, a job one-on-one meeting last Lewis had to defend Pitino file suit over the 2003 sexu- he took after leaving the Bengals March in conjunction with against Owens throughout al encounter, Kuhn said. NBA’s Boston Celtics, From Page B1 From Page B1 his tryout. his career. Kolter and Goetzinger will where Sypher’s estranged “When he was here, I “So I’ve been there, I’ve encounter at an Italian restau- testify later at trial. husband, Tim Sypher, Associated Press earlier was surprised,” Brown seen that,” Lewis said. “You rant in Louisville in 2003. Pitino reported the extor- served as special assistant this month, Owens pointed said. “I met with him per- think he’s on reality TV Sypher later told Pitino she tion attempts to the FBI, to Pitino. Tim and Karen out that he was on good sonally and privately. He is now? Being on that sideline was pregnant, planned to which interviewed Sypher Sypher are in the midst of a behavior last season in not at all the way his public watching him do it is real have an abortion but did not several times. Kuhn said divorce. They have a young Buffalo, where he caught image is depicted. He’s a reality TV. So he’s an effec- have medical insurance. He Sypher lied repeatedly to daughter together. 55 passes for 829 yards pleasant person, a quiet tive player and you like what told police he gave her investigators about who made Pitino has coached three and five touchdowns — his person. I found him engag- he brings. You like what peo- $3,000, money his attorney the calls, her relationship with different schools to the least-productive full season ing. And I do trust my own ple say about him who have Steve Pence said was for Kolter and what happened at Final Four — Louisville, since early in his career eyes on this sort of thing. I had him on their football insurance, not an abortion. the restaurant, Porcini. Providence and Kentucky, with San Francisco. think that if he chose to team to the positive, and Six years later, Kuhn Sypher filed a report with where he won a national “Yes, people can make come here, that he could we’ve just got to make sure said, Sypher approached a the Louisville police title. Along with the mistakes,” Brown said. “It help our team, and we’ll none of the negative creeps longtime friend, Lester department in June 2009 Celtics, Pitino also coached doesn’t mean that they go see how that plays out. It’s in anymore. He’s been a cou- Goetzinger, and traded sex- accusing Pitino of rape in professionally with the going to be his decision.” ple of years beyond that.” 2003. Federal prosecutors New York Knicks. on the rest of their lives ual favors for his making The St. Louis Rams Rosenhaus didn’t return say the police report was in Pitino signed a three-year making mistakes. They can phone calls in February get their ship pointed in the reportedly are also interest- a message on Monday. He 2009 to Pitino threatening retaliation for Pitino report- contract extension with ing the alleged extortion Louisville in May 2007 that right direction. This is a 36- ed in Owens. If he chooses also represents Ochocinco, to tell the public that the year-old man. He’s been Cincinnati, he could be who is entering the final coach raped Sypher in attempt to the FBI. could keep him at the State prosecutors have school through 2013. The through a lot. He’s proven paired on the outside with season on his contract with 2003. Kuhn played part of Ochocinco. Lewis said the Bengals. The team has one call for jurors. said Sypher’s claim is with- deal pays him an annual as a player and as a person.” Bryant could move into an an option for an additional A month later, Sypher out merit. Kuhn said the salary of $2.5 million a year Brown formed his opin- traded sexual favors with report is the basis for the if he stays until the end of ion about Owens during a inside slot position. season in 2011. attorney Dana Kolter, who charge of retaliating against the contract. He’ll receive a then signed a joint letter a witness. loyalty bonus in 2013 if he with his client demanding Pitino has coached at remains with the school. first inning on and just of the best. I knew we had Softball dominated the ballgame," our work cut out for us. From Page B1 Miller said. That's what you focus on are not on Major League Candidates who are 65 In an emotional last day and even that last pitch, of HoF Baseball's ineligible list years or older are eligible in her only other start at the wearing the red, white and course I knew it could be From Page B1 and have been retired for six months following World Cup and hasn't given blue, Finch finished the my last pitch," she said, 21 or more seasons; and retirement, and executives up a run in 18 2-3 innings. game out by getting stopping to collect herself. Those eligible for con- managers and umpires retired for at least five "She threw another Williams to strike out "I knew that I had to get sideration include: players with 10 or more years in years and active executives shutout for us here this swinging on a 3-2 pitch. that last out. 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Abreu, LAA 55 Los Angeles 53 46 .535 6 Glaus, ATL 56 Cleveland 41 57 .418 12.5 Ortiz, BOS 55 Colorado 51 47 .520 7.5 Berkman, HOU 56 AP Sports Writer Reds rookie starter Mike West Division Youkilis, BOS 53 Arizona 37 62 .374 22 Jones, ATL 55 W L Pct GB Longoria, T-B 51 Sunday's Games Reynolds, ARI 52 Leake (7-2) was perfect in Texas 58 41 .586 — DOUBLES Florida 5, Atlanta 4, 11 innings Werth, PHL 51 Los Angeles 52 49 .515 7 HOUSTON — The the fifth and sixth innings Cabrera, DET 33 Philadelphia 4, Colorado 3 DOUBLES Oakland 50 48 .510 7.5 Hamilton, TEX 32 San Diego 6, Pittsburgh 3 Werth, PHL 32 Houston Astros were con- before Johnson's homer to Seattle 39 60 .394 19 Markakis, BAL 32 Houston 4, Cincinnati 0 Torres, S-F 30 Sunday's Games cerned when Wandy Longoria, T-B 30 Milwaukee 8, Washington 3 Prado, ATL 28 left field with one out in the N.Y. Yankees 12, Kansas City 6 Mauer, MIN 29 L.A. Dodgers 1, N.Y. Mets 0 Byrd, CHC 28 Tampa Bay 4, Cleveland 2 Rodriguez lost six of seven seventh made it 2-0. The Beltre, BOS 28 San Francisco 3, Arizona 2, 10 innings Dunn, WAS 27 Toronto 5, Detroit 3, 1st game Wells, TOR 28 St. Louis 4, Chicago Cubs 3, 11 innings Wright, NYM 27 starts earlier this season. home run extended his Minnesota 10, Baltimore 4 Young, MIN 28 Monday's Games Loney, LAD 26 Oakland 6, Chicago White Sox 4 After Sunday's perform- Butler, K-C 27 Colorado at Philadelphia, 1:05 p.m. Johnson, ARI 26 career-best hitting streak to Seattle 4, Boston 2 F. Lewis, TOR 27 Chicago Cubs at Houston, 8:05 p.m. Braun, MIL 25 Detroit 6, Toronto 5, 2nd game ance, in which he allowed nine games. Jason Castro TRIPLES Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Keppinger, HOU 25 Texas 6, L.A. Angels 4 Span, MIN 7 Florida at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Holliday, STL 25 one hit over seven innings followed with a single Monday's Games Jackson, DET 7 Tuesday's Games Cantu, FLA 25 N.Y. Yankees at Cleveland, 7:05 p.m. for his fifth win in six out- Crawford, T-B 7 Arizona (R.Lopez 5-9) at Philadelphia Phillips, CIN 25 before a pinch-hit double by Baltimore at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. Podsednik, K-C 6 (Hamels 7-7), 7:05 p.m. TRIPLES Detroit at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. ings, the team isn't worried Jason Michaels chased Pennington, OAK 6 Atlanta (Hanson 8-6) at Washington Victorino, PHL 8 Minnesota at Kansas City, 8:10 p.m. Youkilis, BOS 5 (Strasburg 5-2), 7:05 p.m. Escobar, MIL 7 about the left-hander any- Leake. Seattle at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. F. Lewis, TOR 5 St. Louis (Wainwright 14-5) at N.Y. Mets Drew, ARI 7 Boston at L.A. Angels, 10:05 p.m. more. 8 tied 4 (Niese 6-4), 7:10 p.m. Fowler, COL 7 He was replaced by Tuesday's Games TOTAL BASES Chicago Cubs (Lilly 3-8) at Houston Reyes, NYM 6 N.Y. Yankees (Sabathia 13-3) at Cleve- Hunter Pence and Chris Arthur Rhodes, who gave Hamilton, TEX 244 (Myers 7-6), 8:05 p.m. Bay, NYM 6 land (Tomlin 0-0), 7:05 p.m. Cabrera, DET 231 Cincinnati (Volquez 1-1) at Milwaukee Pagan, NYM 6 Johnson homered to back up the two-run double to Baltimore (Millwood 2-9) at Toronto Cano, NYY 211 (Gallardo 9-4), 8:10 p.m. Howard, PHL 5 (R.Romero 7-7), 7:07 p.m. Rodriguez, and the Astros Young, TEX 200 Pittsburgh (Duke 4-9) at Colorado (De La Morgan, WAS 5 Bourn. Detroit (Verlander 12-5) at Tampa Bay Beltre, BOS 199 Rosa 3-2), 8:40 p.m. Torres, S-F 5 (J.Shields 8-9), 7:10 p.m. beat the Cincinnati Reds 4-0. The Reds tied a season Youkilis, BOS 193 L.A. Dodgers (Billingsley 8-5) at San Furcal, LAD 5 Oakland (G.Gonzalez 9-6) at Texas Bautista, TOR 190 Diego (Garland 9-6), 10:05 p.m. Olivo, COL 5 Michael Bourn drove in low with three hits and were (Cl.Lee 9-4), 8:05 p.m. Wells, TOR 189 Florida (Jo.Johnson 10-3) at San Francis- TOTAL BASES Minnesota (Pavano 12-6) at Kansas City two runs with a double in Guerrero, TEX 189 co (M.Cain 8-8), 10:15 p.m. Howard, PHL 210 shut out for the major (Chen 5-4), 8:10 p.m. Longoria, T-B 188 Wednesday's Games Prado, ATL 207 Seattle (Rowland-Smith 1-9) at Chicago Houston's three-run seventh league-high 12th time this EARNED RUN AVERAGE Chicago Cubs at Houston, 2:05 p.m. Votto, CIN 204 White Sox (Floyd 5-8), 8:10 p.m. Lee, TEX 2.56 Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 2:10 p.m. Pujols, STL 202 to help the Astros avoid a season. It also was the third Boston (Lackey 9-5) at L.A. Angels Hernandez, SEA 2.75 Arizona at Philadelphia, 7:05 p.m. Dunn, WAS 199 (Jer.Weaver 9-6), 10:05 p.m. three-game sweep against Pettitte, NYY 2.88 Atlanta at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Weeks, MIL 195 consecutive Sunday in Wednesday's Games Price, T-B 2.90 Florida at San Francisco, 7:05 p.m. Holliday, STL 192 Minnesota at Kansas City, 2:10 p.m. Cincinnati, which began the which they haven't scored. Lester, BOS 2.92 St. Louis at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Hart, MIL 191 Boston at L.A. Angels, 3:35 p.m. Vargas, SEA 2.94 Pittsburgh at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Huff, S-F 190 day with a half-game lead Rodriguez allowed a sin- N.Y. Yankees at Cleveland, 7:05 p.m. Niemann, T-B 2.95 L.A. Dodgers at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. Gonzalez, S-D 187 Baltimore at Toronto, 7:07 p.m. in the NL Central over St. Wilson, TEX 3.03 EARNED RUN AVERAGE gle to Joey Votto with two Detroit at Tampa Bay, 7:10 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE Cahill, OAK 3.15 Johnson, FLA 1.61 Oakland at Texas, 8:05 p.m. Louis. outs in the first inning Sabathia, NYY 3.18 LEADERS Wainwright, STL 1.94 Seattle at Chicago White Sox, 8:10 p.m. Rodriguez (8-11) struck before retiring the next nine WON-LOST BATTING Garcia, STL 2.21 AMERICAN LEAGUE Sabathia, NYY 13-3 GAB R HBA Halladay, PHL 2.28 out seven, Brandon Lyon batters. He walked Jonny Price, T-B 13-5 Furcal, LAD 69 282 55 92.326 Gallardo, MIL 2.45 LEADERS Prado, ATL 97 420 71 134.319 BATTING Hughes, NYY 12-3 Hudson, ATL 2.47 gave up one hit in the eighth Polanco, PHL 71 301 46 95.316 Gomes with two outs in the GABR HBA Verlander, DET 12-5 Latos, S-D 2.48 Votto, CIN 93 343 67 108.315 Hamilton, TEX 96 384 66 137 .357 Pavano, MIN 12-6 Jimenez, COL 2.75 and Matt Lindstrom did the fourth, but struck out Chris Byrd, CHC 97 365 54 114.312 Cabrera, DET 94 354 70 124 .350 Pettitte, NYY 11-2 Santana, NYM 2.79 Huff, S-F 96 346 62 107.309 same in the ninth to com- Heisey to end the inning. Morneau, MIN 81 296 53 102 .345 Lester, BOS 11-5 Kershaw, LAD 2.96 Holliday, STL 96 364 56 111.305 Beltre, BOS 95 364 48 121 .332 Garza, T-B 10-5 WON-LOST G. Sanchez, FLA 93 352 47 107.304 Cano, NYY 96 377 68 125 .332 Buchholz, BOS 10-5 Jimenez, COL 15-2 Pagan, NYM 91 339 49 103.304 Young, MIN 92 326 43 105 .322 Danks, CHW 10-7 Wainwright, STL 14-5 Gonzalez, COL 86 357 58 108.303 Jackson, DET 88 358 60 114 .318 Carmona, CLE 10-7 Carpenter, STL 11-3 HOME RUNS DeJesus, K-C 91 352 46 112 .318 Pineiro, LAA 10-7 Latos, S-D 11-4 Votto, CIN 25 Angels boost Butler, K-C 96 365 46 115 .315 GAMES PITCHED Halladay, PHL 11-8 Fielder, MIL 24 Boesch, DET 75 279 36 87 .312 Choate, T-B 50 Cueto, CIN 10-2 Pujols, STL 23 HOME RUNS Ohman, BAL 49 Johnson, FLA 10-3 Dunn, WAS 23 Bautista, TOR 27 Breslow, OAK 48 Lincecum, S-F 10-4 Reynolds, ARI 23 rotation, acquire Cabrera, DET 24 Francisco, TEX 47 Kershaw, LAD 10-5 Howard, PHL 22 Hamilton, TEX 23 Bard, BOS 47 Arroyo, CIN 10-5 Hart, MIL 22 Konerko, CHW 21 Coke, DET 47 Pelfrey, NYM 10-5 Gonzalez, S-D 21 Pena, T-B 21 Downs, TOR 46 Hudson, ATL 10-5 Weeks, MIL 20 Haren from D-backs Wells, TOR 20 O'Day, TEX 46 Nolasco, FLA 10-7 Huff, S-F 19 Teixeira, NYY 20 League, SEA 46 Lowe, ATL 10-8 RUNS BATTED IN Guerrero, TEX 20 6 tied 45 GAMES PITCHED Howard, PHL 78 By JOHN MARSHALL Los Angeles has a rotation Ortiz, BOS 19 SAVES P. Feliciano, NYM 56 Hart, MIL 70 Quentin, CHW 19 Feliz, TEX 28 Moylan, ATL 53 AP Sports Writer Pujols, STL 70 that's strong up front with RUNS BATTED IN Soria, K-C 27 Marshall, CHC 52 Wright, NYM 68 Cabrera, DET 88 Soriano, T-B 26 Masset, CIN 51 Ervin Santana, Jered Weaver Votto, CIN 67 Rodriguez, NYY 81 Gregg, TOR 23 Clippard, WAS 49 Loney, LAD 65 PHOENIX — The Los and Joel Piniero, but is miss- Guerrero, TEX 76 Papelbon, BOS 22 Gregerson, S-D 47 Gomes, CIN 64 Hamilton, TEX 74 Valverde, DET 21 Marmol, CHC 47 Angeles Angels made a Gonzalez, S-D 64 ing injured left-hander Scott Young, MIN 74 Bailey, OAK 20 Cordero, CIN 47 Weeks, MIL 64 Teixeira, NYY 70 Rauch, MIN 20 Rhodes, CIN 47 move to keep up with the Kazmir. Young, ARI 63 Cano, NYY 68 Rivera, NYY 20 Lopez, PIT 47 Dunn, WAS 63 Texas Rangers in the AL A three-time All-Star, Konerko, CHW 67 Jenks, CHW 20 SAVES STOLEN BASES Bautista, TOR 67 INNINGS PITCHED Bell, S-D 29 West by trading for infielder Bourn, HOU 30 Haren has averaged 15 wins Quentin, CHW 66 Hernandez, SEA 153.2 Wilson, S-F 29 Morgan, WAS 25 STOLEN BASES Sabathia, NYY 144.1 Cordero, CIN 27 Alberto Callaspo last week. over the past five seasons and Pagan, NYM 22 Pierre, CHW 35 Pavano, MIN 143.2 Capps, WAS 24 Young, ARI 21 The next step was to add a is 7-8 with a 4.60 ERA in 21 Crawford, T-B 34 Santana, LAA 137.0 Nunez, FLA 23 A. McCutchen, PIT 21 Podsednik, K-C 29 Lester, BOS 135.2 Lindstrom, HOU 22 quality pitcher, one who Reyes, NYM 20 starts this year. In his sixth Davis, OAK 29 Weaver, LAA 134.0 Wagner, ATL 22 Ramirez, FLA 20 Gardner, NYY 27 Greinke, K-C 133.0 Rodriguez, NYM 21 could counter the Rangers season, the 29-year-old was Victorino, PHL 18 Figgins, SEA 26 Pineiro, LAA 131.1 Dotel, PIT 20 Stubbs, CIN 18 acquiring former Cy Young tied for the NL lead with 141 Upton, T-B 26 Romero, TOR 130.1 Broxton, LAD 19 Torres, S-F 17 Andrus, TEX 24 Lee, TEX 130.0 INNINGS PITCHED winner Cliff Lee. SLUGGING PERCENTAGE strikeouts through Saturday's Suzuki, SEA 23 STRIKEOUTS Halladay, PHL 162.0 Votto, CIN .595 Rios, CHW 23 Weaver, LAA 147 Carpenter, STL 148.2 A three-time All-Star games. Hart, MIL .568 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE Lester, BOS 143 Wainwright, STL 148.1 Dunn, WAS .565 who's one of the most Haren might not make his Cabrera, DET .653 Hernandez, SEA 142 Santana, NYM 142.0 durable pitchers in baseball Hamilton, TEX .635 Liriano, MIN 133 Pujols, STL .561 Haren, ARI 141.0 Angels' debut right away, Morneau, MIN .618 Verlander, DET 124 Huff, S-F .549 Dempster, CHC 140.2 should do the trick. though. Scioscia was still Youkilis, BOS .569 Morrow, TOR 119 Howard, PHL .543 Lincecum, S-F 138.1 Cano, NYY .560 Sabathia, NYY 119 Rolen, CIN .542 Cain, S-F 136.1 The Angels bolstered their evaluating the rotation and Konerko, CHW .548 Lewis, TEX 117 Soriano, CHC .531 Myers, HOU 136.0 already-solid rotation by Bautista, TOR .548 Romero, TOR 116 Gonzalez, S-D .530 Hudson, ATL 135.0 where to slip the right-hander Beltre, BOS .547 Santana, LAA 115 Holliday, STL .527 STRIKEOUTS acquiring right-hander Dan in. After playing the Rangers, Boesch, DET .530 Shields, T-B 115 ON-BASE PERCENTAGE Lincecum, S-F 143 Swisher, NYY .530 COMPLETE GAMES Votto, CIN .419 Johnson, FLA 141 Haren from the Diamond- Los Angeles heads home to ON-BASE PERCENTAGE Lee, TEX 6 Pujols, STL .406 Haren, ARI 141 backs on Sunday in a deal Morneau, MIN .437 Pavano, MIN 5 Willingham, WAS .401 Halladay, PHL 140 face the Boston Red Sox. Cabrera, DET .423 Hernandez, SEA 5 Fielder, MIL .399 Kershaw, LAD 138 that sent left-hander Joe Saunders was an All-Star Youkilis, BOS .407 Santana, LAA 3 Huff, S-F .397 Wainwright, STL 136 Hamilton, TEX .400 Pineiro, LAA 3 Gonzalez, S-D .391 Dempster, CHC 134 Saunders and three other in 2008 and had a 54-32 Choo, CLE .393 10 tied 2 Heyward, ATL .387 Gallardo, MIL 127 players to Arizona. Kinsler, TEX .393 SHUTOUTS Furcal, LAD .387 Carpenter, STL 122 record and 4.29 ERA in 115 Gardner, NYY .393 Pavano, MIN 2 McCann, ATL .385 Hamels, PHL 120 The last-place Diamond- games over six seasons with Cano, NYY .388 Peavy, CHW 1 Zimmerman, WAS.384 Oswalt, HOU 120 Barton, OAK .384 Lee, TEX 1 RUNS SCORED Jimenez, COL 120 backs also get right-hander the Angels. He was 6-10 with DeJesus, K-C .384 Galarraga, DET 1 Prado, ATL 71 COMPLETE GAMES Rafael Rodriguez, left-hander RUNS SCORED Saunders, LAA 1 Phillips, CIN 70 Halladay, PHL 7 a 4.62 ERA in 20 starts for Teixeira, NYY 75 Price, T-B 1 Weeks, MIL 68 Wainwright, STL 4 Patrick Corbin and a player to Los Angeles this year, his Youkilis, BOS 72 Danks, CHW 1 Votto, CIN 67 Cain, S-F 3 Crawford, T-B 71 Braden, OAK 1 Uggla, FLA 63 Jimenez, COL 3 be named in the deal. eighth in the organization. Cabrera, DET 70 Niemann, T-B 1 Howard, PHL 63 Moyer, PHL 2 Jeter, NYY 69 Romero, TOR 1 Huff, S-F 62 Hernandez, WAS 2 Cano, NYY 68 Buchholz, BOS 1 Fielder, MIL 62 Gallardo, MIL 2 Hamilton, TEX 66 Masterson, CLE 1 Pujols, STL 61 Cook, COL 2 Young, TEX 66 Pineiro, LAA 1 Kemp, LAD 60 21 tied 1 Rodriguez has six hits in Guerrero, TEX 62 Hernandez, SEA 1 Braun, MIL 60 SHUTOUTS A-Rod 14 at-bats with four RBIs Longoria, T-B 62 NATIONAL LEAGUE Coghlan, FLA 60 Halladay, PHL 3 Swisher, NYY 62 East Division HITS Gallardo, MIL 2 since his last home run. HITS W L Pct GB Prado, ATL 134 Jimenez, COL 2 From Page B1 Hamilton, TEX 137 Atlanta 57 41 .582 — Howard, PHL 117 Cain, S-F 2 "He's had good at-bats, he Suzuki, SEA 125 Philadelphia 52 46 .531 5 Phillips, CIN 115 13 tied 1 Girardi said. "I went to him just hasn't hit a home run," and said, 'You're fine, right?' Girardi said. 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But I have a daugh- Ask Dr. tant to you to try to change hiding a dirty secret from I’ve run marathons and ter, and she is a very shy Brothers this negative behavior, and my parents for two years. Annieʼs played volleyball. And I child. I always thought that Syndicated that’s commendable. You When I started dating my Mailbox learned about the biennial being shy or outgoing was can try confronting your current boyfriend, I devel- Columnist Syndicated National Kidney Founda- based on your genes, so friends directly and telling oped the nasty habit of tion U.S. Transplant Columnists I’m not sure why my them that you think they’re smoking. At first, it was Games — an Olympic- daughter is so shy. I don’t acting immature and judg- easy hiding it from my style event for transplant think there’s anything mental, and that it makes parents, but it’s getting a recipients of all ages. I be- wrong with it, I’m just con- Dear Dr. Brothers: I re- you not want to spend time lot harder and riskier now. came determined to par- fused as to why she’s not alized recently that the with them. You also can My boyfriend is also you wait. That said, you ticipate so I could show more like the rest of our girls in a new group of take a more subtle and in- tired of the lies, but does- are 18 years old and an the world what organ do- family, socially. — D.L. friends I made are just not direct approach, sticking n’t want my parents to adult. Your choices, even nation makes possible. Dear D.L.: You’re not very nice. They’re always up for the people they talk think it’s his fault I started bad ones, belong to you. I won medals in track wrong to think that person- talking behind people’s about during these conver- smoking. I am not ready Hiding your addiction has and field and helped lead ality has a basis in genet- backs, and they’re very sations, and leading by ex- to quit yet, so that would obviously become too my team to gold in volley- ics, but no one’s judgmental and negative. ample. You should realize, make confessing even stressful, so confessing personality is determined ball in the past two Trans- I’ve been keeping quiet though, that if you do try harder. What should I do? will allow you to get the plant Games events. This entirely by his or her when they get going on to change the group dy- — Bad Habit deception off your chest, summer, I will travel to genes. Whether we are shy these rants, but I feel namic, your so-called Dear Bad: Your parents even if it disappoints your Madison, Wis., for the or outgoing is a combina- guilty, and I really thought friends might not recog- probably can smell the parents. It’s time to face 2010 National Kidney tion of our genes and our people had put this kind of nize it as you trying to smoke on your hair and the music, honey. Good Foundation U.S. Trans- environment, as well as the thing behind them in high help, but instead they clothes, and over time, luck. plant Games, July 30-Au- social skills we actively school. What can I do to might try to exclude you smokers can develop yel- Dear Annie: When I gust 4, where I will once learn along the way. In a convince them that judging — at this point, though, lowing teeth and fingers, was 16, the school nurse 2007 study in Current Di- others doesn’t help them, again compete in track you might want to cut your so you might not be hid- noticed I had high blood and field, racquetball and rections in Psychological and only makes them look losses and find some new ing as much as you think. pressure, so my doctor Science, researchers immature? — M.T. volleyball. people who deserve your And quitting will become proceeded to run some Please tell your readers showed that kids who are Dear M.T.: It’s great friendship. more difficult the longer tests. He explained that shy growing up often have that you’ve realized your about the Games. For high blood pressure can more information, and to stressed-out parents. 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Home Improvement Pets Bargain Basement 200 Announcements 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals 100 Legals 400 Financial Insured, Free Ests. Way To Cute! 12’x60’ trailer frame 352-4235 those who are dis- Pack aka Roger Leroy Post Office Box 1505 “Morkie puppies” 4 Needs 2 tires to abled or impaired. Pack, et al. Property Address: Portsmouth, Ohio Financial Services 300 wks, (no papers) move still has floor Services 76 Smith Street, 45662 $250 ea ready first $49.99 740-357- 100 The capital grant will Defendant, Eileen Van McDermott, Ohio Telephone: 740-354- CREDIT CARD Legals wk of Aug. reserve 3243 Scitoville provide financial assis- Dyke and any un- 45652 4200 RELIEF PUBLIC HEARING tance to purchase two known heirs, succes- Adv. July 20, 27, Au- your pick today. 400 Financial NOTICE Buried in Credit 357-8026 after 5 pm wheelchair lift- sors and assigns of The Complaint further gust 3, 10, 17, 24, 2 Fountain Pumps equipped replacement Eileen Van Dyke, demands that all De- 2010 Card Debt? The Board of Scioto vans and to replace whose whereabouts fendants be required Call Credit Card Brand new in boxes Cost $99.99 Sell for 500 County Commission- the heat pump and and places of resi- to set forth any claim, Relief for your free Education ers is applying to the $49.99 353-3247 telephone system at dence are unknown, lien or interest as- consultation. 700 Agriculture Ohio Department of the ASC office during and Defendant, serted in the property, 1-877-264-8031 Transportation for an CY2011. Trauma, Inc, and any or be forever barred; 200 Announcements 2001-S Clad Proof 600 Animals operating and capital unknown successors that Plaintiff’s Mort- Farm Equipment assistance grant The E & D grant will and assigns of gage be declared to 500 Education Set. $49 606-932- under 49 U.S.C. Sec- provide State funds to Trauma, Inc., whose be a valid first and Notices 1944 Ford Tractor 6538 leave msg. tion 5311 of the Fed- offset the half fares of- whereabouts and best lien upon the $1500 obo New 700 Stated Agriculture eral Transit Laws, as fered to elderly and places of property; that Plaintiff’s concrete blocks ap- Meeting 600 Animals Ball pyhon for codified, the Ohio El- disabled passengers. residence/business Mortgage be fore- prox 200 $150 obo. derly & Western Sun sale, $49.99 Call are unknown, will take closed; that all liens be 352-7998 Disabled Transit Fare Lodge #91 F&AM 606-932-6372 900 Copies of the detailed notice that on May 14, marshaled; that the Pets Merchandise Assistance Program service description, 201, Desco Federal equity of redemption of Tues July 27th (E & D Program) and proposed changes, Credit Union, filed a all Defendants be for- 2010 7 Reg. Full Stock Ford Tractor 3000 the Ohio Public Trans- Cabinet $25. and project budget Complaint n the Court ever barred, and the 7:30 pm pug pups 6 wks vet Looks & Runs Good Recreational portation Grant Pro- may be obtained at the of Common Pleas of property be sold in ac- Wicker Chair $20 1000 David Lewis W.M. chkd. shots, wormed $4,600 Cash. 937- Vehicles gram. transit system office, Scioto County, Ohio, in cordance with law; that 858-6482 Jasper Jordan Sec. 509-1993 601 8th Street be- Case No. upon sale of such reserve yours now The operating grant tween 8 a.m. - 4:00 10CIE00137, against property the proceeds wont last long. $350 Free 50+ large will provide financial p.m. Monday - Thurs- Roger L. Pack aka be paid to Plaintiff to call 740-353-7527 or Hay, Feed, Seed, 2000 Automotive sycamore logs 12 ft. assistance for open day. Roger Leroy Pack and satisfy the amount of 300 Services 740-352-2341 Grain door, public trans- Lashanda R. Pack, et its existing liens and 740-352-3682 portation service A public hearing will be al., demanding Judg- interests, together with Hay For Sale, Good Real Estate 3000 throughout Scioto held on Thursday, Au- ment against Defen- its disbursements, ad- Financial AKC Basset hound Orchard Grass & Sales Free Manual Hos- County during gust 26, 2010 at 11:00 dant, Roger L. Pack vancements and puppies, 8 weeks Timothy, square CY2011. pital bed, with a.m. in Commission- aka Roger Leroy Pack, costs, and for such FAST IRS old, Vet checked & bales, Call 574- paded side rails,Call ers’ Conference Room only, in the sum of other legal and equi- RELIEF wormed $150 ea 8540 Real Estate ASC operates a coun- 107 of the Scioto $84,438.71, plus inter- table relief to which 574-8317 3500 Do you owe over Call 858-6869 Rentals trywide, door-to-door, County Courthouse, est and costs, and for Plaintiff may be enti- $10000 to the IRS? shared ride, demand an accessible loca- foreclosure of the tled. 900 Merchandise response public transit tion, for public com- Mortgage recorded in Settle Out Over Due Bermese Mt. Dog Free small kitten Manufactured 4000 service Monday ment. Please contact O.R. Book 71, Page Eileen Van Dyke and Taxes for Less Pups 8 wks $500 Healthy, Eating can Housing through Friday 6 a.m. Larry Mullins at 740- 668, Scioto County, any unknown heirs, 1-888-692-5739 ea. 606-932-4209 Bargain Basement food. 740-961-1954 to 6 p.m.; all users, in- 353-5626 of you will Ohio, Recorder’s Of- successors and as- 923-6907 cluding wheelchair need any special ac- fice, all relating to cer- signs of Eileen Van Other Services users must schedule New 10 X 30 easy commodations at tain real property Dyke and Trauma, 14” Magnabox TV 5000 Resort Property service 24 hours in ad- least 48-hours in ad- described as follows: Inc., and any unknown CKC Registered set pool $30 High DIRECTV w/remote $40 Call vance. vance. successors and as- Yorkie pups, first back booster seat For the best TV 740-464-2565 Situate in the Town- signs of Trauma, Inc. experience, up- shots wormed, Vet $15 Call 858-9394 System fares are 6000 Employment BOARD OF SCIOTO ship of Rush in Scioto are further notified that checked, $500 ea based on a “Grid Sys- grade from cable COUNTY County, State of Ohio. they are required by Call 740-532-4126 tem” in which the serv- COMMISSIONERS the Rules of Civil Pro- to Service / Bus. ice area is divided into By: Jane Kitts, Clerk Being Lot Nos. 234, cedure to answer the DirecTV today! 9000 Portsmouth Daily Times Directory 42, 5-square mile Adv. July 27, 235, 236, 237, 238, Complaint within 28 Packages start at Sheltie pups, full “Grid Areas”. Base August 3, 2010 243 and 244 of the days of the last publi- $29.99 blooded, parents on is now accepting EVERMAN DRYWALL fare for the transit Hurley’s Third Addition cation of this Notice, or 1-866-541-0834 premises, $150 Hang, Finish, Texture, service is $1.00 per to Rush Township, as judgment shall be ren- OBO Call 740-352- Work Guaranteed one-way trip for first the same are known dered against you for applications for 740-354-6923 initial “Grid” and addi- and designated on the the relief demanded in 2832 NOTICE OF tional 50-cents for duly recorded plat of the Complaint. Motor Route Drivers FORECLOSURE FOR Home Improvement each additional “Grid” said addition, including DISH PUBLICATION Yorkie Pups CKC traveled; elderly and any vacated alleys. JOHNSON OLIVER & DW’s Home NETWORK reg. Ready to Go Must Apply in Person. disabled and children HOWARD In the Court of Com- Best Offer Ever! Over 1st shots wormed Maintenance leaky 12 and under ride for Parcel Nos. 21-1479, BY: Joshua D, mon Pleas, Scioto 120 Top Channels faucets to siding & half price per one-way 21-1480, 21-1481, 21- Howard $650 fem $550 male County, Ohio Case only $24.99/mo. for PORTSMOUTH DAILY TIMES windows, Bonded & trip. 1482, 21-1476, 21- Attorneys for Plaintiff 740-464-0654 574- No. 10CIE00137, one year. Call Now 1477 and 21-1478 701 Sixth Street 4988 637 Sixth Street • Portsmouth, Ohio All services are open Desco Federal Credit 1-888-688-5943 to the public, including Union v. Roger L. Dish Network

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Harley 04 Puppies for sale $12 Dozen. 740- Grand Marquis GS Mayo St. Sciotoville your new construction 1-606-694-5248 Electra Glide Mixed Beagle 10 820-4574 1984 1200cc Honda Ex cond 80k, $4000 1 bd. Apt. W/D or remodeling needs. $9500. 606-232- For Sale By Owner wks old $5 ea. 372- Goldwing Aspen- 574-4766 hookup all elec. Installation of win- 6319 dows, doors & vinyl 5040 cade w/voyager trike 3 Room cabin, en- water pd $425 mo Recreational siding. 574-5725 for 1000 kit & trailer $7000 closed porch, 2 Vehicles 1999 Ford Escort, $200 dep 456-0159 free est. Doll & Teddy Bear decks, fully fur- 464-0193 Harley, 02 Electra PW, PL, AC, runs Queen size Craft- molds new & little nished, at Lawco PGS Rentals Glide, street glide good, no rust, 155K, matic Bed Ex. Con- used $700 Call 353- ATVs Lake, outside of Quality Apts. For Roger’s Home Imprv. 1995 Harley David- look, $8,600 98 new tires, $1,500 dition $49.99 6956 Ironton, OH great Windows, Siding, son Dyna Wideglide Electric Glide Clas- OBO 740-352-1051 Rent Office 776-7286 2007 400 EX 440 family get-a-way Decks, 740-353-0063 sic black, must see, Located at 1037 big bore kit, DG ex- $15,000 Call Bob Plumbing, Roofing $8,600 606-232- Kent St. Ph: 353- Fully haust, maier plastic, 2000 Dodge Cara- 513-539-8842 Queen Size Craft- Hammer Head 2 6319 insured. 574-9555 tappered handle 2003 Yamaha FZ1 van Handicapped 1443 or 877-353- matic Mattress Ex. seat Go Kart, 250 bars, jetted front end 1000cc sharp equip. automatic Houses For Sale 1443 Condition $49.99 CC Water cooled widened, ac front and fast bike. fold out ramp gd. Painting 776-7286 New tires, Very Harley, 04, Road 16x56 Trailer Vinyl bump, AC nerfs with Scorpion exhaust cond $3900 353- good condition Ask- King Police, must siding, coated roof. Houses For Rent Pennington Paint- nets, very fast new pilot II tires 7336 250-9688 ing $1750. 858- see, $7,995 Call New Vinyl windows, ing Int & Ext Wallpa- $2,600 Call Norm matching silver 2 Bdrm Cottage, 1923 606-232-6319 stove, fridge, dish- per & Carpentry Call Set of car pamps 740-464-5476 helmet. Wheelersburg, large 2004 Mitsubishi washer, elec. fur- yard, carport, ideal Jeff 820-8230 Free w/ 2 jack stands Call for more info. Gallant 106k, Runs Harley, 98 Sport- nace 2 bd 1 ba for couple. $400 mo Ests. like new $25 Call 740-352-7211 & drives gd, uses no 2007 Honda 400 EX ster, black, ,must blocks & anchors no pets, 776-4505 740-464-2565 oil good tires $5,000 Jazzi Scooter used less than 100 hrs, see, $3,495 91 incl. $5800 obo 372- after 5 PM 2005 Yamaha V obo 820-4655 three times. Lift runs great, looks Sportster, Fat Bob, 0663 Star Silverado, low chair never used better! few extras SWD controls, Miscellaneous rider, studded 2 bdrm House, 740-858-5034 $4,000 357-1467 $3,495 606-232- 2005 Pontiac Vibe leather saddle bags, 3 bdrms, 1 1/2 Central heat & air, 6319 Sunroof, auto, cd, bath, Sand Hill KY, utilities included, premium seat, cruise, pw, like new 5 person Blue Rdg. Boats / Accessories 648CC, shaft drive, $85,900 Call 606- first mo rent & secu- Hot Tub very good tires 36k, silver Stainless Steel Mi- dual exhaust, tinted Yamaha Dirt Bikes 923-5329 rity dep, 740-352- cond only 5 yrs old 28' Chriscraft $7900 352-5447 crowave/oven com- windshield, excel for Sale 2 PW80s & 2192 $850 obo 740-464- bined unit Cruiser twin engine kitchen, bath, sleeps cond, $4,200 OBO 1 PW50 Great Con- 5449 insert/range top. 2007 Chevy Cobalt 8525 US 52 Land 6 Very good cond. Call 740-708-1110 dition and low hrs $800 259-4916 2 dr. 67k mi. 5 spd. Contract Newly re- For Sale or Rent $12,600 days 740- or 740-708-1854 $550 each 1 owner $6,500 778- modeled 3 bd. 2 ba Beautiful Country 776-6166 Call 876-8514 Setting 5 acres Leave mes- 2419 464-8759 home w/2 car gar. eve 740-353-3516 2006 Honda Elite $2000 down $750 fenced pasture, Antique Buffet $45. White Oak table & sagea495 80 Scooter, 1030 mo. 456-0159 small barn. 3 bd. New bar stools $20 6 chairs $350 cost miles, $1,300 Call 96 Cadillac Seville, 1 ba. home, natural ea Motorized chair new $1,895 Lots of 91 32 ft, Pontoon , 740-259-4757 pristeen cond, pearl gas well 2403 Maple like new $750 TV antiques, glass & 140 Evinrude motor, 2000 Automotive white, gray leather, Land (Acreage) Benner Rd. $700 $60 etc. 858-6482 tools 740-778-1185 sun deck, bath, sink, lady driven, $3,450 2008 HD Nightrod 51 acres more or mo. 740-353-2077 runs great, needs 606-326-0777 Special 3,300 mi., Autos less on AA Hwy new seats, $6,000 Absolute Estate Auction blacked out 240 Grayson Spur in Ports Area, nice 740-464-5459 03 Ford Winstar rear, 1250cc ex Buying Some Junk Lewis County KY. clean 2 bdrm Cott, BY ORDER OF SCIOTO COUNTY PROBATE COURT 101K miles, $4,500 cond $14,200 259- Cars comp. $150 & Property lays on with stove, fridge, nice van, very Home/15 m/l acres, Guns, Campers / RVs & 4797 up Non comp. less both side of AA Hwy. bath w/shower, Cen- dependable. Call Motorcycles, Truck, Tools, Household Trailers 776-2886 776- Excel hunting. Call tral heat & air WD 456-6275 AUTO 606-796-9554 hkup, nice neighbor- Friday, August 6, 2010 @ 10:00 am 2004 Coachman 2009 HD Sportster hood, $550 mo Travel trailer,(sprit of Custom, 1,100 mi, Lots Portsmouth, OH 45662 Sports Utility $400 dep Call 574- america) 24 ft bunk windshield, Hwy 07 Chevy Equinox Location: 1776 Poplar St., Portsmouth, Corner lot of 15th 4738 house with Queen pegs, engine guard, LT FWD, loaded 2004 GMC Envoy OH 45662. Just off West Bound 52 on & Long Sts, West bed in front. Lots of custom seats, lug- 40,500 mi. warranty 4x4 blue, loaded, city limit line. Portsmouth, for storage space in gage rack, $8,500 or $14,800 obo 740- sun roof, $8,000 Manufactured Real Estate: Real Estate sells at sale by owners, 4000 back. Ready to go. poss trade, Days 988-1505 Call 740-352-1707 Housing 12noon. Poplar Street dead-ends into 876-9382 Eve 259- Call 740-820-5116 this secluded cottage and its 15 acres Very good condition. 3737 Trucks or 740-820-8782 m/l. Home features hardwood floors, two $7,000. call 740- 776-4175 bedrooms, living room, full bath, drive-in 07 Mazda CX7, 92 Ford F150 6 cyl, Real Estate 5000 Resort Property basement and barn. This home sells to 97 Harley Electra 3500 Motorcycles white, excel cond, auto, loaded, 129K, Rentals the highest bidder with no minimum or Glide FLHTC. High 49,400 miles, runs good, $1,900 reserve. High bidder will deposit 10% 01 HD Roadking perform El Bruto en- $14,000 820-5320 352-8343 or 858- Apartments/ 6000 Employment down day of auction with balance due in Classic Stage 1 gine 12K, $10, 500 or 740-285-1468 3077 30 days. For appointment to inspect real Screaming Eagle Kit 740-935-2413 Townhouses estate, call Allen’s Auctions, Inc who is Lots of other extras. Help Wanted - agent for the seller. Any home inspec- 04 Chevy Colorado 1835 1/2 Highland 15k mi. $13,500 H.D. Custom 883 09 Chevy Impala, General tions must be done prior to bidding. crew cab, 2WD, 2 BR Nice Area All 740-289-4613 2006 Gray & Red 39K, $8,995 Call Owner: Estate of William Eugene Fan- 44K, $8,995 Call Utilities Paid 1,900 OD payoff 858-9213 9 - 5 . “ A Place to Call nin; case number 20091246 Scioto 858-9213 9 - 5 $675/ $300 981- Home” 6097/6092 County Probate Court; Saundra K 03 HD Sportster FOSTER PARENTS Lawyer Administrator; Todd Book, attor- 883 mint cond, Absolute Public Auction 2005 Ford Super NEEDED IN YOUR ney for the estate. COUNTY!!! 2,100 miles, Real Estate, Farm Equipment, Antiques, Duty F250 Crew 2 Bdrm. Stove & To view photos of this auction visit: $30 - $45 a day for chromed out, Re- cab, XLT 4 wd, ex Fridge. Gas furn. www.allensauctions.com Collectibles, Tools, Longaberger the care of a child in duced to $5,000 Call cond. 820-2894 or Call Osborne Clean- your home. Can be 740-353-5005 Saturday, July 31, 2010 @ 10:00 am 740-357-1142 ers 9-5:30 354-2440 single, married, or Franklin Furnace, OH “empty nest”. Call Location: 458 Cartro Rd, Franklin Fur- 96 Red Chevy S-10 03 HD, 883 Hugger Burg Apt. 2 bd. all Oasis to help a child nace, OH. Take St Rte 522 from Wheel- 4 cy. Runs & drives Sportster, saddle appl furn. trash find a place to call ersburg. Turn right onto Sheldon Cartro good easy on gas P.O. BOX 67 • MINFORD, OHIO 45653 bags, quick de- water sewer pd Very home. Training be- PHONE (740)820-2728 or (740)820-2725 Rd then right on Cartro. Watch for signs. 110,000 miles tached windshield, ings at New Boston Auctioneers: Norman K. Allen Broker & Roger K. Allen Real Estate: Sells at 12pm. This country $2100 740-727- nice $475 mo $400 $4,200 740-289- August 7. Call 1- Want Action? Sell Auction! Call Allens Today! style Cape Cod home is just minutes 1855 dep 740-464-0411 www.allensauctions.com 4771 877-325-1558 for from Wheelersburg. It is situated on two more information or acres (m/l) with a barn, detached two-car Vans Burg. 2 bdrm to register for train- garage, circle drive-way, wrap-around Townhouse $575 ing. ABSOLUTE PUBLIC AUCTION porch and basketball court. First floor in- 2005 Chevy Uplan- mo. w/d hkup. cent. cludes living room with cathedral ceiling Thursday, August 5, 2010 @ 6:00 p.m. der V6, auto, rear ht/ac 614-668-7997 0 Sheldon Cartro Rd., Franklin Furnace, Ohio and fireplace, modern kitchen, dining air, DVD loaded, ABLE EMS is now room w/ cut glass double doors, two full 88K, nice $6,250 Candlewood hiring for the follow- 60 acres m/l Farm Land +Building Sites, baths, mud room and utility room. First 858-3077 352-8343 Apartments ing positions Experi- floor master bedroom includes custom Efficiency, 1 & 2 ence preferred Farm Equipment, Farm Items designed bathroom and unique built-in Real Estate full/part time Dis- 3000 Bedrooms in Directions: From Wheelersburg take SR 522 east to Sheldon fixtures. Second floor has a lofted family Sales Wheelersburg's patchers/ Wheel- Cartro (on the left) Rd. Watch for signs room, two bedrooms, full bath and lots of finest apartment chair drivers and a storage. Full basement features a nice community. No ap- qualified experi- Absolute Real Estate: Farm consists of 60 +/- Acres (in process game room, craft room and workshop. Commercial plication fee, re- enced diesel me- of completing new survey). Offered in the 3 tracts then offered in as The home sells absolutely to the highest South Shore Golf duced security chanic. For more a whole (Sells to highest bidder using the method which ever pro- bidder. High bidder will deposit $10,000 deposit with good info. Call 574-5555 duces highest price.) day of auction with balance due within Course. Aprox. 95 acres w/9-hole golf credit. Laundry & 30 days. For appointment to inspect real pool on 18 acres of Tract 1: Consisting of Approximate 30 acres m/ l of Crop ground, estate, call Allen’s Auctions, Inc who is course, equipment, Busy Medical rolling hills. 740- currently in Sod, borders on Sheldon Rd, Cartro Rd and Pine agent for the seller. Any home inspec- pro-shop, sheds, & Office seeking a 574-8665. Creek. tions must be done prior to bidding. Medical Biller. Ex- Household, Antiques, Collectibles, perience preferred Tract 2: Consisting of approximate 10 acres m/l on Cartro Rd. Tools: 4 pc Kincaid oak queen size in Medicare, Medic- Would offer the owners a good building site overlooking the valley poster bed b/r suite, Oak Larkin desk, aid and Commercial with approximate 320 ft of road frontage. Tract offers some timber oak library table, oak clft table, HB oak Insurance’s. Please on the back side of the property. bed, oak cheval dresser, oak chest, oak forward resume to: press back chairs, Howard Miller grand- Tract 3: Located on Sheldon Rd. Cartro Rd. and corner of Snook P.O. Box 267 Rd. Consisting 20 acres m/l. Property offers large metal building father clock, Ginza machine, wicker fur- Wheelersburg, Ohio 200’x38’ used for poultry and storage. Also consists of rolling and niture, wicker rocker, sofa table, Duncan 45694 level land with building sites and timber. Phyfe vanity, Hot Point electric range, Maytag side/side refridge (like new), Hiring Full time **All Parcels are approximate and pending final survey of spinning wheel, HS quilts, Hitachi HDTV Dental Assistant land which will be completed by auction date.** 42” TV, NIB 15” flat TV, FIE 22 cal re- volver, Wingback chair, trunk, Vict. mir- Experience and or Farm Equipment: Hesston 55-56 Tractor w/1488 hrs, Hesston 530 ror, Dr Pepper clock, CI mail boxes, training desired. Round Baler, 4 basket Hay Tedder, NI Dolly Wheel hay rake, 3pt 2 oversized chair, dresser, vanity, stop Please Send Re- bottom plow, 8ft wheel disk, Hay Crimper, NI Conditioner, 5ft Bush light, signs, Grissely table saw, Stihl sume to G Box 983 Hog, 3pt bale spear, New Idea Ground Driven Manure spreader, weed eater, hand and power tools, lawn PO Box 581 hay wagon, items still being found. and garden tools, seasonal decorations, Portsmouth OH country collectibles, stoneware, buttons, 45662 Misc Farm items: Feed Troughs, head gates, farm gates, Welder, grain sifters, Dovt. Tool box, 20 Calf Creep Feeder, other items being added as found on the farm. Longaberger baskets, plus more. Insurance / Staff Farm Equipment: NI corn picker, NI needed. Preferred Real Estate Terms: Real Estate sells Absolute to the highest bid- manure spreader, Arts Way gronder licensed or willing to der(s) @6:30 p.m. Highest bidder(s) will put $3000.00 down per mixer, MF 3 bottom plow, 16’ grain ele- get license for local tract with balance due in 30 days on or before September 5, 2010. vator, slip scraper, hay rake, cattle gate, For more information contact Don Gleim Jr. Broker/Auctioneer who cattle blower groomer. Insurance Office. is agent for the seller. Terms and Conditions: Cash or good Send resumes to G- checks with positive ID. Refreshments Box 984 P.O. Box Auctioneers Note: Due to health reason the owners have decided available. 581 Portsmouth, OH to liquidate their farm and equipment. This is an opportunity to pur- 4562 chase land just minutes from Wheelersburg. This property has Note: Home is in move-in condition and been in the Hacker family for 3 generations. is just minutes from Wheelersburg. Country living at its best. This is an auc- LPN Starting @ 5:00 p.m. will be complimentary hot dogs + tion you won’t want to miss. drinks courtesy of Don Gleim Auctions LLC Owners: Jamie Dyer To view photos of this auction visit: IMMEDIATE OPENING Owners: Gary R and Donna Hacker www.allensauctions.com

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Auctioneers: Norman K. Allen Broker & Roger K. Allen portsmouth-dailytimes.com 740-574-2700 McDermott, OH www.gleimauctions.com Want Action? Sell Auction! Call Allens Today! www.allensauctions.com EOE Licensed in Ohio and Kentucky B8 Tuesday, July 27, 2010 Portsmouth Daily Times NATION BP’s Hayward to leave as CEO; Russia job in works By DANICA KIRKA start. BP executive Robert production. the post on Jan. 1, is also remarks that the amount of when I need to. ... I woke Associated Press Writers Dudley, an American who TNK-BP’s challenges are likely to lose his job later oil pouring into the Gulf him up on a number of has been overseeing oil spill well known to Hayward’s this year. was “tiny” compared to its occasions from time to LONDON — BP is jetti- recovery efforts, is likely to likely successor as CEO, In New York, BP shares volume of water and his time,” Allen said. “The soning CEO Tony Hay- be his successor. who used to run it. Dudley rose almost 5 percent Mon- complaint that he would communication is frequent. ward, whose verbal blun- “The sooner Bob Dudley was forced to flee Russia in day as the stock market “like my life back” made It also was frequent when ders made the oil giant’s is empowered to act as 2008 and ran BP’s interests anticipated a formal him an object of scorn. Tony Hayward occupied image even worse as it CEO, especially with there in absentia until that announcement about Hay- Dudley assumed over- that position. There’s no struggled to contain the regard to the U.S., the better became untenable after a ward. Shares of BP PLC sight of the oil spill recov- material difference in my Gulf oil spill, and will it will prove to be for BP,” dispute with Russian share- rose $1.79, or 4.9 percent, ery last month, soon after level of communication assign him to a key job in said Stephen Pope, the chief holders. to close at $38.65 Monday Hayward was pilloried for with either one.” Russia, a person familiar global equity strategist at Repeated calls to TNK- in New York. BP shares spending a day at a yacht Allen said the so-called with the matter said Mon- Cantor Fitzgerald in Lon- BP’s offices in Moscow closed up 4.6 percent at race at the height of the dis- “static kill” — in which day. don. went unanswered Monday. 416.95 pence ($6.45) in aster. mud and cement are Hayward is set to step The board met Monday BP owns half of the oil London. New Orleans Mayor pumped into the top of the down in October and take a but it was unclear whether it firm, which is Russia’s The one-day board meet- Mitch Landrieu said BP’s well — should start Aug. 2. post at TNK-BP, the com- had made the demotion third-largest. Moving Hay- ing comes a day before BP attitude about making Because the well is now pany’s joint venture in Rus- official. A statement was ward gives insiders who announces earnings for the things right was more capped, that effort will be sia, according to the person, expected early Tuesday, at believed he was scapegoat- second quarter. That report important than who is run- more controlled than a pre- who spoke on condition of the same time the company ed for his off-the-cuff is expected to include pre- ning the company. vious failed effort, a “top anonymity because an offi- files its second quarter remarks — rather than his liminary provisions for the “BP, from I think every- kill” in which mud was shot cial announcement had not results. performance — a chance to cost of the Gulf disaster, body’s perspective, made a into the still-spewing well. been made by the British Hayward left BP’s head- keep a highly trained pro- which analysts say could be very bad mistake,” he said. A relief well is nearly company’s board. quarters after the board fessional in the company. as high as $30 billion. “I think what the world complete for the final stage, The move was being meeting without speaking to “They still think highly of Hayward, 53, who has a expects from BP is an a “bottom kill” in which made more than three reporters. The Briton’s sil- Tony Hayward but they doctorate in geology, had acknowledgment that mud and cement are months after an oil rig ver Lexus was mobbed by have to get him away from been a well-regarded chief something was done wrong. pumped in from deep explosion set off the spill photographers, who chased this situation,” said Phil executive. But his promise I think BP has a long way to underground. Allen said and less than two weeks the car down the tony street Weiss, an oil analyst with when he took the job in go to gain the trust of the that work could begin Aug. after a temporary cap final- in central London. Argus Research in New 2007 to focus on safety people.” 7 and could take days or ly stopped the oil from leak- It’s not yet clear what York. “TNK-BP is an “like a laser” came back to Allen, the Obama admin- weeks, depending on how ing. The government’s oil Hayward’s role will be with important part of BP.” haunt him after the April 20 istration’s point man on the well the static kill works. spill chief, retired Coast TNK-BP, but the job sug- Hayward was called back explosion on the Deepwater spill, indicated that Hay- Delays are possible, Guard Adm. Thad Allen, gests BP still holds more to London a month ago Horizon rig, which killed ward’s departure would not though. Tropical storm said in Washington on faith in Hayward than much after a bruising encounter 11 workers and unleashed a significantly affect the gov- forecasts last week forced Monday that efforts to of the U.S. public and polit- with a congressional com- gusher of oil a mile below ernment’s relationship with crews to suspend their work solidly seal BP’s busted ical establishment do. Ana- mittee and has since kept a the surface. BP as it presses the compa- about 50 miles off the deep-sea well are set to lysts consider the Russian low profile. There is persist- His early attempts to shift ny to plug the leak, clean up Louisiana coast for several begin in a week. venture one of BP’s crown ent speculation that BP blame to the rig owner, the mess and compensate days. Allen says he’ll order Moving Hayward gives jewels; it accounts for a Chairman Karl-Henric Transocean, failed to take people harmed by the spill. an evacuation again if a BP a chance to make a fresh quarter of the company’s Svanberg, who moved into the heat off BP. Later “I talk to Bob Dudley similar storm forms. Immigrant groups criticize fingerprint initiative By IVAN MORENO filing and create a pipeline San Francisco Sheriff Associated Press Writer to deport more people. Michael Hennessey, said it “It has the potential to happened “without our DENVER — The federal revolutionize immigration input or approval.” government is rapidly enforcement,” said Patel. Hirst said the sheriff expanding a program to Patel filed the lawsuit on thought Secure Communi- identify illegal immigrants behalf of the National Day ties cast too wide a net and using fingerprints from Laborer Organizing Net- worried that it would sweep arrests, drawing opposition work, which is concerned up U.S. citizens and minor from local authorities and the program could soon offenders, such as people advocates who argue the come to New York. The who commit traffic infrac- Ross D. Franklin ■ AP Photo initiative amounts to an lawsuit seeks, among other tions but miss their court A suspect, left, is fingerprinted by a Maricopa Country Sheriff's detention officer on Monday excessive dragnet. things, statistical informa- hearings. Hirst also said the to check his immigration status in Phoenix. The program has gotten tion about who has been program goes against San less attention than Ari- deported as a result of the Francisco’s sanctuary city zona’s new immigration program and what they policy that calls for authori- law, but it may end up hav- were arrested for. ties to only report foreign- ing a bigger impact because Supporters of the pro- born suspects booked for of its potential to round up gram argue it is helping felonies. and deport so many immi- identify dangerous crimi- “Now, we’re reporting grants nationwide. nals that would otherwise every single individual who The San Francisco sheriff go undetected. Since Oct. comes into our custody and INCREASE Your wanted nothing to do with 27, 2008 through the end of gets fingerprinted,” Hirst the program, and the City May, almost 2.6 million said. Council in Washington, people have been screened California Attorney Gen- D.C., blocked use of the fin- with Secure Communities. eral Jerry Brown denied gerprint plan in the nation’s Of those, almost 35,000 Hennessey’s request to opt capital. Colorado is the lat- were identified as illegal out. Brown said that prior to est to debate the program, immigrants previously Secure Communities, ille- called Secure Communi- arrested or convicted for the gal immigrants with crimi- ties, and immigrant groups most serious crimes, includ- nal histories were often have begun to speak up, ing murder and rape, ICE released before their status telling the governor in a let- said Thursday. More than was discovered. ter last week that the initia- 205,000 who were identi- This month, Washington, tive will make crime vic- fied as illegal immigrants D.C., police decided not to SALES tims reluctant to cooperate had arrest records for less pursue the program with police “due to fear of serious crimes. because the City Council being drawn into the immi- In Ohio, Butler County introduced a bill that would gration regime.” Sheriff Rick Jones praised prohibit authorities from Under the program, the the program, which was sharing arrest data with Advertise in the fingerprints of everyone implemented in his jurisdic- ICE out of concern for who is booked into jail for tion earlier this month. immigrants’ civil rights. any crime are run against “It’s really a heaven-sent Matthew Bromeland, spe- FBI criminal history records for us,” Jones said. He said cial assistant to the police and Department of Home- the program helps solve the chief, said police wanted land Security immigration problem police often have the program and were talk- records to determine who is of not knowing whether ing with ICE about how in the country illegally and someone they arrested has a address concerns from whether they’ve been arrest- criminal history and is in immigrant advocates ed previously. Most juris- the country illegally. before the bill forced them dictions are not included in “I don’t want them in my to halt negotiations. the program, but Immigra- community,” Jones said. Colorado officials tion and Customs Enforce- “I’ve got enough home- became interested in the ment has been expanding grown criminals here.” program after an illegal the initiative. Carl Rusnok, an ICE immigrant from Guatemala Since 2007, 467 jurisdic- spokesman, said Secure with a long criminal record tions in 26 states have Communities is a way for was accused of causing a and on joined. ICE has said it plans law enforcement to identify car crash at a suburban to have it in every jail in the illegal immigrants after Denver ice-cream shop, country by 2013. Secure their arrest at no additional killing two women in a Communities is currently cost to local jurisdictions. truck and a 3-year-old portsmouth-dailytimes.com being phased into the places Jones agreed. inside the store. Authorities where the government sees “We arrest these people say the illegal immigrant, as having the greatest need anyway,” he said. “All it Francis M. Hernandez, for it based on population Call now and find out how to does is help us deport peo- stayed off ICE’s radar estimates of illegal immi- because he conned police grants and crime statistics. ple who shouldn’t be here.” Rusnok said ICE created with 12 aliases and two dif- Since everyone arrested ferent dates of birth. start increasing your sales. would be screened, the pro- the program after Congress directed the agency to A task-force assembled gram could easily deport after the crash recommend- more people than Arizona’s improve the way it identi- ed Secure Communities as new law, said Sunita Patel, fies and deports illegal a solution. an attorney who filed a law- immigrants with criminal suit in New York against the backgrounds. ICE has got- Evan Dreyer, a federal government on ten $550 million for the spokesman for Colorado behalf of a group worried program since 2008, Rus- Gov. Bill Ritter, said Ritter about the program. Patel nok said. recognizes that other states said that because illegal Rusnok said the only have had issues with the immigrants could be place he knows of that has program and he wants to requested not to be a part of take time to consider the 353-3101 referred to ICE at the point of arrest, even before a con- Secure Communities is San concerns raised by immi- viction, the program can Francisco, which began the grant rights groups before create an incentive for pro- program June 8. Eileen deciding “how or if to Hirst, the chief of staff for move forward.”