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Gallipolis, Ohio INSIDE STORY WEATHER SPORTS OBITUARIES Nancy Carroll Atkinson, 58 Take Back Day a Showers likely Prep baseball, Evelyn D. Barber, 77 success .... 2 today. High of 81. softball .... 8 David E. Schultz, 57 Low of 61 ...... 2 Gerald C. Wiseman, II, 61

Vol. 120, No. 70 TUESDAY, MAY 1, 2012 50 cents daily Man murdered, juvenile relative arrested Beth Sergent from the Mason County ia State Police, said the juve- ceny and petit larceny. The [email protected] Sheriff’s Department says nile was apprehended with- juvenile will be held at the the juvenile relative was out incident and was later facility pending an initial ap- POINT PLEASANT — developed as a suspect and transported to the Hunting- pearance in Mason County Sunday turned tragic for had apparently fled in Jar- ton Detachment of the W.Va. Circuit Court on the charges. one family when Ronald Jar- rell’s vehicle after the mur- State Police. The state po- A press release from the rell, 45, Point Pleasant, was der. A Be On The Look Out lice, including those with the WVSP also states the juve- found shot to death at his (B.O.L.O.) was issued for the Mason County Detachment, nile could be facing charges home on Ripley Rd. with au- vehicle to surrounding law and personnel with the state in Cabell County, as well. thorities later arresting a ju- enforcement. police crime lab, are also as- The sheriff’s department venile relative for the crime. According to Sgt. E.B. sisting in the investigation. expressed their gratitude to Jarrell was found deceased Starcher with the Mason A handgun appears to have the West Virginia State Po- on Sunday at his residence County Detachment of the been used in the crime, ac- lice and Huntington Police just outside of Point Pleas- West Virginia State Police, cording to Baylous. Department for their coop- ant at 9188 Ripley Rd. by the juvenile relative ended The juvenile has been eration and assistance. Cpt. personnel with the Mason up being apprehended on transported to a secure ju- Carl Peterson is the lead Beth Sergent/photo County Sheriff’s Department Sunday by Huntington City venile detention facility in investigator for the sher- Ronald Jarrell, 45, Point Pleasant, was murdered at which is leading the investi- Police within the city limits Dunbar and according to iff’s department. his home outside Point Pleasant allegedly by a juvenile gation. of Huntington. Sgt. Michael the Mason County Sheriff’s This is the fifth mur- During the course of the Baylous, public information Department, will be facing der in Mason County in relative who fled the scene and was later apprehended investigation, a statement officer with the West Virgin- charges of murder, grand lar- a year and a half. in Huntington on Sunday. Gallia man charged with felonious assault Amber Gillenwater [email protected]

GALLIPOLIS — A Gal- lia County man has been charged with felonious as- sault in the Common Pleas Court of Gallia County fol- lowing an incident that oc- curred late last year. Scott D. Snyder, 22, Gal- lipolis, pleaded not guilty to one count of felonious as- sault on Monday after the al- leged assault of a Vinton man on December 27, 2011. According to a report filed with the Gallia County Sher- iff’s Office, an investigation into the felonious assault be- gan after deputies responded on the night in question to Holzer Medical Center where the victim was being treated. The victim reported that he was assaulted when he and his wife arrived at a home located on Ohio 554 in Bidwell at approximately 9 p.m. on December 27. He Despite the brisk weather on Saturday morning, plant and flower enthusiasts made their way stated that, upon approach- to the Gallipolis City Park for the 12th annual plant exchange held on State Street between ing the back door of the First and Second Avenues, as well as the annual community planting day organized by the residence and knocking, he Gallipolis in Bloom Committee and Bob’s Market and Greenhouses. Many of those attending was grabbed by an assailant, the plant exchange at 9 a.m. stuck around for planting day lead by Lori Kelly, manager of Bob’s was punched, thrown to the Market and Greenhouses, and Gallipolis in Bloom President Bev Dunkle, pictured right, and a ground and kicked in the tree planting in celebration of Arbor Day later that morning. Also, helping out their community face. on Saturday were members of Boy Scout Troop 201, who dug their paws into fresh soil and The victim then reportedly helped to plant the burgundy, pink, white and yellow flowers that will paint the town this sum- twice stabbed the attacker mer during the American in Bloom competition. who was holding him. The victim reportedly sustained broken bones to his facial area as a result of the assault Preparing to paint the town and later received recon- structive surgery. Snyder was later identified as a suspect and indicted in April by a grand jury for fe- lonious assault and a warrant was issued for his arrest. During his hearing on Monday, the defendant’s bond was set at $20,000, own recognizance, with an additional bond of $1,500, 10 percent. Bond was later posted in this case for Sny- der’s release from the Gallia County Jail. A negotiated plea in this case may be filed with the clerk of courts by August 6. A jury trial has been slated for September 5 in the com- mon pleas courtroom. Snyder is also reportedly under investigation for the alleged assault of a 24-year- old female on April 17, 2012. Craig siblings arraigned on aggravated robbery charges POMEROY — Alleged gas station rob- the robberies at the Chester TNT Pitstop complice to her brother. Judge Christopher Tenoglia set bond bers Alex Craig and Marcy Craig were and 124 Mart both carry a gun specifica- Marcy Craig entered a plea of not for Alex Craig at $1 million, with 10 per- arraigned in Meigs County Common tion. There is also a gun specification on guilty to all charges in the indictment. cent cash allowed. Herman Carson was Pleas Court on Monday following indict- both counts of kidnapping. Original charges filed in Meigs Coun- appointed to represent Craig. ment by the grand jury last week. The gun specification adds a manda- ty Court against Alex Craig were three Alex Craig, 26, of Letart Falls, was ar- tory three year sentence to be served counts of aggravated robbery and seven Marcy Craig’s bond was set at raigned on three counts of aggravated consecutively if convicted. Each count of counts of kidnapping. $750,000, with 10 percent cash allowed. robbery and two counts of kidnapping aggravated robbery carries a maximum Marcy Craig was charged in county Craig has retained William Eachus as for the incidents that occurred between sentence of 10 years, with each count court with seven counts of complicity to council. Jeff Finley represented Craig at March 30 and April 10. of kidnapping carrying a maximum of kidnapping and three counts of complic- the hearing today, filling in for Eachus. The three counts of aggravated rob- eight years. The possible sentence on all ity to aggravated robbery. Pre-trial hearings for both Alex Craig bery occurred on March 30 at the TNT charges would be 62 years, with a maxi- In addition to the three armed robber- and Marcy Craig have been set for May Pitstop in Syracuse, April 2 at the TNT mum potential fine of $100,000. ies in Meigs County, Alex Craig is al- Pitstop in Chester, and April 10 at the Marcy Craig, 37, of Long Bottom, is legedly responsible for a March rob- 21, with a final pre-trial set for June 124 Mart near Pomeroy. charged with three counts of aggravated bery in Mason, W.Va., and an April 4. The jury trial for both defendants is The aggravated robbery charges from robbery for allegedly serving as an ac- robbery in Millwood, W.Va. scheduled for June 12. Tuesday, May 1, 2012 www.mydailytribune.com Gallipolis Daily Tribune • Page 2 Sheriff’s Office recognizes SIFE students to host Business Resource Day National Drug Take-Back Day RIO GRANDE — Several students from give them easy access to the information the University of Rio Grande/Rio Grande they need for their businesses and for any Community College have been working special projects they are looking into. closely with the Gallia County Chamber of Carol Smith, advisor for the SIFE pro- Commerce this year on a grant-funded proj- gram at Rio Grande, is proud that the stu- ect designed to help local businesses. dents are able to put together this event for The grant project has included several the community and is thankful for the grant programs to benefit the community, and is funding that helped to get the whole project also making it possible for the students to started host a Business Resource Day for local busi- “It’s been a great experience for the stu- nesses on Thursday, May 10 at the Quality dents,” Smith said. Working with the Gallia Inn in Gallipolis. County Chamber of Commerce, OSU South The students are all part of the Students Center and local business leaders has been a In Free Enterprise (SIFE) program at Rio wonderful opportunity for the students, she Grande. In 2011, the SIFE program was explained. The students were able to learn awarded a grant from the U.S. Chamber of more about the problems business leaders Commerce for a project to help local busi- face every day and also made numerous nesses. contacts in the business community. The SIFE students discussed the project Cangemi said she learned a great deal with officials from the Gallia County Cham- through working with the local businesses. ber of Commerce and the Ohio State Uni- “I feel that small businesses are the back- versity South Center to discuss different bone of the area,” Cangemi said. It was also ways to help the community. very valuable to be able to work with the “We decided to do a survey to help us chamber of commerce and OSU South Cen- learn about some of the challenges that lo- ter officials, she added. cal small businesses are facing,” said Val- In addition to the survey and the Busi- erie Cangemi, a SIFE member who is in ness Resource Day, the grant funding also the Master’s of Business Administration in made it possible for SIFE to host a Gallia Entrepreneurship program at Rio Grande. County Chamber of Commerce Business The SIFE students and the Gallia County After Hours event earlier in the school year. Chamber of Commerce put together the During this event, local business leaders Photo courtesy of the Gallia County Sheriff’s Office survey, and received an excellent response and entrepreneurs were invited to give pre- The Gallia County Sheriff’s Office collected approximately 19 pounds of outdated and rate from local business leaders. The stu- sentations in Bob Evans Farms Hall on the unwanted prescription medication on Saturday at the Gallia County Courthouse during dents then studied the results of the survey Rio Grande campus about how they started the National Drug Take-Back Day. The drugs will be turned over to the Drug Enforcement in order to find the top issues facing local their businesses and overcame different Administration for disposal. Pictured are TRIAD Volunteer Tony Gallagher and Deputy businesses. These issues include employee challenges. Jimmy Spears who were on-hand Saturday to collect the prescription medication. development, marketing opportunities, ex- The SIFE students have also been in- panding the customer base and having ac- volved in numerous programs in the local cess to funding for projects. school districts during the year, discuss- Gallia County Community Calendar After learning about the challenges facing ing free enterprise and economics with the the businesses, the SIFE students met once students there. The SIFE members give en- Card showers proceeds go the the Rio Grande Volunteer again with officials from the Gallia County tertaining presentations at the schools and Calvin Waugh’s will be celebrating his Fire Department. Chamber of Commerce and the Ohio State help the younger students learn through fun 90th birthday on May 4. Cards can be sent Monday, May 7 University South Center in order to discuss projects. to him at 4483 Fabel St. New Albany, Ohio GALLIPOLIS — Gallipolis Neighbor- how to best help the businesses. 43054. hood Watch, 6:30 p.m., Bossard Memorial This summer, the SIFE students will also Those meetings then resulted in the SIFE host the American Free Enterprise Confer- Mary Maxine (Kemper) Fortner will cel- Library. students and business officials planning the ebrate her 88th birthday on May 4. Cards may ence on the Rio Grande campus for high Tuesday, May 8 May 10 Business Resource Day. Registra- be sent to her at: 138 Buhl Morton Rd., Apt. school students from around Ohio. During GALLIPOLIS — TRIAD/Salt meeting, tion will be held from 7:30-8:00 a.m. that 201, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631. the conference, high school students will 1 p.m., Senior Resource Center, 1167 Ohio day with a continental breakfast at the Tuesday, May 1 160, Gallipolis, Ohio. Quality Inn in Gallipolis. take part in business workshops, form their GALLIPOLIS — Holzer Clinic and Hol- Thursday, May 10 The event will provide an opportunity for own mini-businesses and take part in differ- zer Medical Center retirees lunch, 12 p.m., GALLIPOLIS — Goodwill open house local business owners and leaders to learn ent activities designed to help them learn Courtside Bar and Grill. in honor of National Goodwill Week, 2-4 more about the different resources available more about free enterprise and the business GALLIPOLIS — Gallipolis City Commis- p.m., Gallipolis Goodwill, 596 Silver Bridge in the community for them. Many business- world. sion meeting, 7 p.m., Gallipolis Municipal Plaza. Everyone is welcome to attend and people are too busy to search out the as- Courtroom, 49 Olive Street, Gallipolis. For more information on the Business Re- the event is free. sistance they need for special projects and Wednesday, May 2 source Day or the SIFE program, call Carol Monday, May 14 initiatives. This Business Resource Day will GALLIPOLIS — Gallia County Board of RIO GRANDE — Gallia County Strate- Smith at 1-800-282-7201. Health meeting, 9 a.m., Gallia County Ser- gic Plan kick-off event, 6 p.m., Bob Evans vice Center conference room, 499 Jackson Farms Hall auditorium on the University of Pike. Rio Grande campus. Gallia County Briefs Thursday, May 3 Wednesday, May 23 City Commission meeting scheduled City-wide yard sale scheduled GALLIPOLIS — National Day of Prayer GALLIPOLIS — The Gallia County ceremony, 12 p.m., in front of the Gallia GALLIPOLIS — The Gallipolis City Com- GALLIPOLIS — The City of Gallipolis Farm Bureau will be hosting an Ag Day at mission will hold its regular monthly meeting will be holding its annual city-wide yard sale County Courthouse. Everyone is invited. the Gallia County Fairgrounds. Friday, May 4 at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, May 1 at the Gallipolis on Friday and Saturday, May 18 and 19 from Saturday, May 26 MASON COUNTY — The Wahama Municipal Court, 49 Olive Street, Gallipolis, 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. A permit fee will not be High School class of 1972 40 year reunion, VINTON — Vinton Area Alumni Asso- Ohio. On the agenda is legislation to amend required for this event. For more information 7-11 p.m., Riverside Golf Course. For more ciation Banquet, doors open at 5 p.m., din- the current appropriations and transfer/ad- call the City’s Code Enforcement Office at information, call Dave Morgan at 304-675- ner starts at 6:30 p.m., Vinton Elementary vance ordinances. 740-441-6022. 5929. School. For more information contact Di- Observance of National Day of Prayer Vinton Area Alumni Association Saturday, May 5 ane Russell at (740) 388-8841. GALLIPOLIS — Pastor Scott Baker of Banquet slated RIO GRANDE — Pancake breakfast, 8 CROWN CITY — Brush College Re- New Life Lutheran Church in Gallipolis has VINTON — The Vinton Area Alumni As- a.m. to noon at the Rio Grande Village Mu- union, 12:30 p.m. potluck, Providence Bap- announced the observance of the National sociation is hosting a banquet that will be held nicipal Building. Dine in or carry out. All tist Church, Teens Run Road, Crown City. Day of Prayer. It will take place at 12 p.m., on Saturday, May 26 at the Vinton Elementary Thursday, May 3 in front of the Gallia County School located on Keystone Road. Doors open Courthouse. Pastor Baker encourages local at 5 p.m. and the dinner starts at 6:30 p.m. All pastors to participate in the ceremony; they alumni of Vinton High School, North Gallia Gallia County Church Calendar may contact him by e-mail at newlifeluth@att. High School, River Valley High School and net. friends are welcome to attend. For more in- Revivals ing will be Pastor J.R. in the Park Concert at the ‘Gospel in the Park’ begins May 4 formation contact Diane Russell at (740) 388- April 29-May 3, Faith Vance on Monday and Sat- Gallipolis City Park, 7 p.m. GALLIPOLIS — The summer concert se- 8841. Reservations may be sent to Diane Rus- Valley Community Church, urday night; Pastor Todd Special singing by Ordinary ries “Gospel in the Park” will kick-off at 7 p.m. sell at 158 Shively Road, Vinton, Ohio 45686 Bullaville Pike, Gallipolis. Hoskins on Tuesday night; People, Forever Blessed and on May 4 in the Gallipolis City Park. Start- by May 18. To submit information about any Services start at 6 p.m. on Kathy Searls on Wednesday New Song. Bring your lawn ing off the 2012 series will be the Gloryland deceased alumni member to be recognized Sunday and 7 p.m. on Mon- evening and Pastor Scott chair. Believers. Those attending are encouraged to at this year’s event, contact Pearl Cantrell at day-Thursday. Evangelist Kilborn on Thursday and Sunday, May 13 Friday. The Gloryland Be- bring a lawn chair. For more information con- (740) 388-8365. Luther Dingess of Fort Gay, ADDISON — Sunday tact Rick Barcus, Pastor of Addison Freewill VFW dinner scheduled W.Va., will be preaching and lievers will be singing night- school at Addison Freewill ly along with Adam Crabb Baptist Church at (740) 367-7063. Updates to GALLIPOLIS — The Gallipolis VFW hosts special singing will be heard Baptist Church, 10 a.m.; nightly. For more informa- on Tuesday evening and the “Gospel in the Park” schedule can be fol- a dinner at 6 p.m. on the second Tuesday of tion call Pastor Jr. Preston Sonya Wheatcraft on Friday Sunday evening service, 6 lowed throughout the season in the Gallipolis each month for members and their families at at (740) 446-7851. and Saturday. For more in- p.m. with Pastor Rick Bar- Daily Tribune church calendar. the VFW on Third Avenue. May 6-May 11, Mount formation call the church at cus preaching and special ESC Governing Board meeting slated Military support preparing care Zion Missionary Baptist (740) 446-7929. A love of- singing by Violet Maynard RIO GRANDE — The Gallia-Vinton Educa- packages Church, Valley View Drive, fering will be taken nightly. Family. tional Service Center (ESC) Governing Board GALLIPOLIS — River Cities Military Fam- Crown City. Jason Adams Events Saturday, May 19 will hold its regular monthly board meeting ily Support Community meets at 7 p.m. on preaching on Sunday, Tues- Wednesday, May 2 GALLIPOLIS — Tri- beginning at 5 p.m. on Tuesday, May 8 in the the second Tuesday of each month at the Gal- day, Thursday and Darrell ADDISON — Prayer County Gospel Homecoming ESC office located in room 131, Wood Hall, on lipolis VFW on Third Ave. Our first propriety Fowler preaching on Mon- meeting at Addison Freewill Sing, 7 p.m., Ariel Theatre. the University of Rio Grande campus. is to support those who are still deployed so day, Wednesday and Friday. Baptist Church, 7 p.m., with Sunday, May 20 Dust patching and herbicidal opt-out they know they have not been forgotten. We Special singing by local Rev. Matt Smith preaching ADDISON — Sunday forms being accepted are currently preparing to send out care pack- church choirs and special and Gideon Speaker Dr. Jon school, 10 a.m.; Sunday eve- GALLIPOLIS — Gallia County Engineer ages to our service men and women who are singers nightly. Sullivan. ning service, 6 p.m., Addison Brett A. Boothe recently announced that the serving outside the USA. If you have a loved Beginning Monday, GALLIPOLIS — Bible Freewill Baptist Church, with annual dust patching and herbicidal opt-out one whom you are interested in having a care May 7, Vinton Full Gospel study, 7 p.m., Mina Mis- Pastor Rick Barcus preach- forms are now being accepted at the Gallia package sent to, please contact us at river- Church, 418 Main Street, sionary Baptist Church on ing. County Engineer’s Office. The dust patching citymilitary.yahoo.com or mail information to Vinton. Services start at 7 Neighborhood Road. Ralph Wednesday, May 23 form is required for those residents who would River City Military Family PO Box 1131 Gal- p.m. nightly and at 6 p.m. Workman teaching. ADDISON — Prayer like to apply for materials to be applied at a re- lipolis Ohio before the end of May. on Sunday. Evangelist Bill CROWN CITY — meeting, 7 p.m., Addison quested site to reduce the dust generated from GAHS Alumni seeking graduates McDaniel will preside and Reverand George Holley Freewill Baptist Church. Rev. traffic on a county road. The herbicidal opt- GALLIPOLIS — The Gallia Academy singers The Williams Fam- preaching, 7 p.m., King Jamie Fortner preaching. out form is required for those residents who High School Alumni Association is prepar- ily and Outcast for Christ Chapel Church. Everyone Friday, May 25 do not want herbicidal spraying in specific ar- ing to send out notices for the annual alumni will perform. For more in- welcome. GALLIPOLIS — Gospel eas along county road right-of-ways and agree event to held the Saturday of Memorial Day formation call (740) 446- Friday, May 4 in the Park Concert Series, to maintain those areas. Both forms may be weekend in May. Lists of names for the follow- 4023. ADDISON — Gospel in 7 p.m., Gallipolis City Park. picked up at the engineer’s office, 1167 Ohio ing classes are needed: 1962,63,64,67,68, 60 May 14-May 19, Second The Park Concert at the Special singing by Covered 160. The deadline for submittal is May 15. 70,71,72,73,74,75,76,78, 79 and 1980. Send Annual Pentecost Revival, Gallipolis City Park, 7 p.m. by Love and Narrow Way. Buckeye Hills certificate ceremony any names and addresses of these graduates Oasis Christian Tabernacle, Special singing by Glory- Bring a lawn chair. planned to: Sandy Bledsoe, Membership Chairman 3773 Georges Creek Road, Land Believers and Others. Sunday, May 27 RIO GRANDE — The annual Senior Cer- of GAHS Alumni Association, 108 Kineon Gallipolis. Services start Bring your lawn chair. ADDISON — Sunday tificate Ceremony of the Gallia-Jackson-Vinton Drive, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 or via email at at 7 p.m. nightly. Preach- Sunday, May 6 school, 10 a.m.; evening ser- Joint Vocational School District will be held [email protected]. For more infor- ADDISON — Sunday vice, 6 p.m., Addison Freewill at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 17 in the Uni- mation call (740) 446-2157 after 5 p.m. Fur- Please VOTE to School at Addison Freewill Baptist Church. Pastor Rick versity of Rio Grande, Lyne Center. Students ther questions can also be directed to Bertie Re-Elect BJ Rocchi for Baptist Church, 10 a.m. Barcus preaching. from Buckeye Hills will receive a Career-Tech- Roush at (740) 446-4274. nical Certificate of Completion and a Career GAHS Class of 1957 seeks classmates COMMANDER of Sunday evening service, 6 Wednesday, May 30 ADDISON — Prayer Passport. The Career Passport is a credential- GALLIPOLIS — Plans are being finalized VFW Post 4464. p.m. with Pastor Rick Bar- cus preaching. meeting, 7 p.m., Addison ing tool that documents the specific occupa- for the 55th reunion of the GAHS class of Freewill Baptist church, with tional skills, academic skills and employability 1957. The reunion will be held Memorial Day BJ has experience and is a Wednesday, May 9 previous Commander. His know ADDISON — Prayer Rev. Jack Parsons preaching. skills of students who complete a secondary weekend. The following classmates have not how and experience will insure meeting at Addison Free- Sunday, June 3 career-technical education program in Ohio. yet been located: Creighton Crawford, Bar- that Post 4464 is represented will Baptist Church, 7 p.m. ADDISON — Sunday Scholarships and other special awards will bara Linkous Ratcliff, Linda Davis Litzing- honestly and truthfully. with Rev. Truman Johnson school, 10 a.m.; evening ser- also be given to students during the cer- er and Bill Voreh. If you know the where- BJ would appreciate your vote preaching. vice, 6 p.m., Addison Freewill emony. Parents, family members, friends abouts of any of these classmates, please at the Post Election on Friday, May 11 Baptist Church, with Pastor and community members are invited to contact Molly Plymale at 740-446-1214 or May 1st at 6:00pm. GALLIPOLIS — Gospel Rick Barcus preaching. attend this special program. Shirley Graham at 740-446-1304. A3

Tuesday, May 1, 2012 www.mydailytribune.com Gallipolis Daily Tribune • Page 3 Death Notices Ohio Valley Forecast Local Nancy Carroll Atkinson Tuesday: Showers likely and possibly a tween a tenth and quarter of an inch, except Nancy Carroll Atkinson, 58, of Leon, W.Va., passed away thunderstorm before 11 a.m., then a chance higher amounts possible in thunderstorms. on April 27, 2012, at Holzer Medical Center. of showers and thunderstorms after 11am. Wednesday Night: Partly cloudy, with a Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. on Wednesday, Some of the storms could produce heavy low around 63. May 2, 2012, at the Anderson Funeral Home in New Ha- rainfall. Cloudy, with a high near 81. Light Thursday: Mostly sunny, with a high ven, W.Va. with Rev. Matthew Dotson officiating. Burial will wind becoming west between 10 and 13 near 84. stocks follow at Letart Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call one mph. Chance of precipitation is 60 percent. Thursday Night: A chance of showers hour prior to services at Anderson Funeral Home. New rainfall amounts between a quarter and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a AEP (NYSE) — 38.84 and half of an inch possible. low around 61. Chance of precipitation is Akzo (NASDAQ) — 17.93 Evelyn D. Barber Tuesday Night: A chance of showers 30 percent. Ashland Inc. (NYSE) — 65.87 Evelyn D. Barber, 77, of Middleport, Ohio, passed away and thunderstorms. Mostly cloudy, with a Friday: A chance of showers and thun- Big Lots (NYSE) — 36.64 Sunday, April 29, 2012, at her residence. low around 61. South wind around 7 mph. derstorms. Partly sunny, with a high near Bob Evans (NASDAQ) — 38.24 There will be no visitation or funeral service. Chance of precipitation is 50 percent. New 81. Chance of precipitation is 40 percent. BorgWarner (NYSE) — 79.04 rainfall amounts between a tenth and quar- Friday Night: Mostly cloudy, with a low Century Alum (NASDAQ) — David E. Schultz ter of an inch, except higher amounts pos- around 56. 9.20 David E. Schultz, 57, of Point Pleasant, W.Va. passed sible in thunderstorms. Saturday: Partly sunny, with a high near Champion (NASDAQ) — 0.97 away on April 28, 2012, at Cabell Huntington Hospital. Wednesday: A chance of showers and 79. Charming Shoppes (NASDAQ) Funeral service will be held at 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday, thunderstorms, mainly before 4pm. Partly Saturday Night: Partly cloudy, with a — 5.88 May 2, 2012, at the Deal Funeral Home with Rev. Roger sunny, with a high near 84. Southwest wind low around 53. City Holding (NASDAQ) — Bonecutter officiating. Burial will be in the Beech Hill Cem- between 6 and 10 mph. Chance of precipita- Sunday: Mostly sunny, with a high near 33.35 etery, Southside, W.Va. Friends may call from 11 a.m.until tion is 30 percent. New rainfall amounts be- 77. Collins (NYSE) — 55.89 1:30 p.m. on Wednesday at the funeral home. DuPont (NYSE) — 53.46 US Bank (NYSE) — 32.17 Gerald C. Wiseman II Gen Electric (NYSE) — 19.58 Gerald C. Wiseman II, 61, Gallipolis, died at 6:05 a.m., Harley-Davidson (NYSE) — Saturday, April 28, 2012, in Holzer Medical Center. Ohio officials to return 52.33 A family graveside service will be conducted in the Fair- JP Morgan (NYSE) — 42.98 plain Cemetery near Ripley, West Virginia. There are no Kroger (NYSE) — 23.27 calling hours. Arrangements are by the Cremeens Funeral Ltd Brands (NYSE) — 49.70 Chapel. Norfolk So (NYSE) — 72.93 OVBC (NASDAQ) — 19.33 exotic animals to widow BBT (NYSE) — 32.04 Rights group: US asylum REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio day with the Muskingum not escape.” Peoples (NASDAQ) — 18.39 (AP) — State officials will County prosecutor and McClelland said his cli- Pepsico (NYSE) — 66.00 return five surviving exotic county humane officer. ent has adequate cages for Premier (NASDAQ) — 7.86 likely for China dissident animals to a woman whose Zoo spokeswoman Patty the surviving animals, ac- Rockwell (NYSE) — 77.34 husband released dozens of Peters said the facility must cording to a letter obtained Rocky Brands (NASDAQ) — 14.15 BEIJING (AP) — U.S. The European Union wild creatures, then com- follow certain protocols to last week by The Associ- Royal Dutch Shell — 71.54 and Chinese officials are has also repeatedly raised mitted suicide. prepare for the animals to ated Press through a public Sears Holding (NASDAQ) — ironing out a deal to se- Chen’s case and its office The Ohio Department be handed back to Thomp- records request. 53.78 cure American asylum in Beijing issued a state- of Agriculture announced son. For instance, she said, State officials issued a Wal-Mart (NYSE) — 58.91 for a blind Chinese legal ment Monday calling for the decision Monday at an the animals must be se- quarantine order because Wendy’s (NYSE) — 4.87 activist who fled house China to extend legal pro- agency hearing in which dated for the transfer, but they said they were con- WesBanco (NYSE) — 20.47 arrest, with an agreement tections to him, his family the state was to defend its they cannot eat or drink for cerned about reports that Worthington (NYSE) — 17.84 likely before Secretary of and supporters. authority to quarantine the 24 hours before being given the animals lived in unsani- Daily stock reports are the 4 State Hillary Clinton ar- “We call on the Chinese animals — two leopards, the sedative. tary conditions where they p.m. ET closing quotes of transac- rives this week, a U.S. authorities to exercise ut- two primates and a bear — Peters said the animals could be exposed to dis- tions for April 30, 2012, provided rights campaigner said most restraint in dealing on suspicion of infectious had been fed Monday morn- ease. The order prevented by Edward Jones financial advisors Monday. with the matter, including diseases. ing, and the earliest they the zoo from releasing the Isaac Mills in Gallipolis at (740) Bob Fu of the Texas- avoiding harassment of A spokeswoman for the could be moved would be animals until it was clear 441-9441 and Lesley Marrero in based rights group Chi- his family members or any agency said the state had Wednesday. She said other they were free of dangerous Point Pleasant at (304) 674-0174. naAid said that China and person associated with exhausted its authority in details were being worked diseases. Member SIPC. the U.S. want to reach him,” the statement said. the case and that the state’s out, and she didn’t yet have Tom Stalf, the Columbus agreement on the fate of For Beijing, the issue agriculture director would additional information. zoo’s chief operating officer, Chen Guangcheng before is sensitive because Chen lift the quarantine order that Thompson and her at- said in a sworn statement Edwards knew the annual high-level talks enjoys broad sympathy was placed on the animals torney, Robert McClelland, released Friday by the ag- with Clinton and other among the Chinese public in October. Medical results declined to answer report- riculture department that about money, U.S. officials begin in Bei- for persevering in his ac- released last week showed ers’ questions about the he was at the Thompsons’ jing on Thursday. tivism despite being blind all five animals are free of animals’ return as they left property the day the ani- says aide’s wife the dangerously contagious Monday’s hearing at the de- mals were released, where “The Chinese top lead- and despite repeated GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) ers are deliberating a de- reprisals from local offi- or infectious diseases for partment’s headquarters in he observed that two pri- — The wife of an ex-aide to cision to be made very cials. And though Beijing which they were tested. Reynoldsburg, just outside mates were held in separate, John Edwards testified Mon- soon, maybe in the next dislikes bargaining with That means the animals of Columbus. small bird cages. A brown day the former presidential 24 to 48 hours,” Fu said, Washington over human can be returned to Marian Thompson is the widow bear was also kept in a cage candidate told her over the citing a source close to rights, allowing Chen to Thompson of Zanesville, of Terry Thompson, who re- that wasn’t fit for its size, he phone that it was legal to take though it’s unclear when. leased 56 animals — includ- said. money from a wealthy donor the U.S. and Chinese go abroad would remove to take care of Edwards’ mis- governments. Both sides an irritant in relations Logistics for retrieving ing black bears, mountain “The bear was very ag- tress. are “eager to solve this with Washington. It would the animals will have to lions and Bengal tigers — gressive and was biting at Testifying at Edwards’ cam- issue,” said Fu, a former also prevent him from be- be worked out between from his eastern Ohio farm the wire cage,” Stalf said in paign corruption trial, Cheri teacher at a Communist coming a bargaining chip Thompson and the Colum- Oct. 18 before he commit- the April 24 affidavit. Young said she had doubts Party academy in Beijing in an already bumpy tran- bus zoo, which has been ted suicide. Fearing for the Terry Thompson’s sui- about taking the money and holding the animals, said public’s safety, authorities cide, the animals’ release depositing it into an account whose advocacy group sition of power under way controlled by her and her hus- focuses on the rights of from President Hu Jin- agriculture spokesman Eri- killed 48 of the animals. and their killings led law- band, Andrew Young, but she Christians in China and tao’s administration to a ca Pitchford. Three leopards, two Ce- makers to re-examine the did it anyway to help out the who maintains a network younger group of leaders. Once the animals are lebes macaques and a bear state’s restrictions on ex- campaign. She said she in- of contacts in the country. Fu, who has been a returned to Thompson, survived and were taken otic pets, which are consid- sisted on speaking to Edwards “It really depends on point of contact for peo- nothing in Ohio law allows to the Columbus zoo. One ered some of the nation’s about the money. state officials to check on spotted leopard had to be weakest. The state Senate Edwards is accused of de- China’s willingness to fa- ple helping Chen, said he liberately using the money to cilitate Chen’s exit,” Fu offered to help the dissi- their welfare or requires im- euthanized at the zoo in recently passed a bill that hide his pregnant mistress as said. dent leave China through provements to conditions in January, and the other ani- would ban new ownership he sought the White House Chen, a well-known dis- “a sort of underground which they are kept, Pitch- mals have been there since. of monkeys, lions and other in 2008. Edwards denies the sident who angered au- railroad” shortly after he ford said. The macaques are small exotic animals. It now goes charges, and his attorneys thorities in rural China made a daring nighttime Pitchford said the local primates; the female weighs to the House for consider- have said the Youngs spent the humane society could in- about 6 pounds, while the ation. money on their dream house. by exposing forced abor- escape from his heav- Cheri Young said she took tions, made a surprise ily guarded farmhouse tervene with help from the male weighs more than 10 Gov. John Kasich, the Co- the money despite her reser- escape from house arrest on April 22. Fu had made county prosecutor if there pounds. lumbus zoo, and the Ohio vations because if the public a week ago into what ac- such arrangements previ- were an investigation into State veterinarian Dr. Farm Bureau Federation found out about Edwards’ af- tivists say is the protec- ously, helping the wife animal cruelty. Tony Forshey said he’s con- support the measure, which fair with Reille Hunter, the tion of U.S. diplomats in and two young children of “While repeated appeals cerned about the welfare of would allow current owners campaign and her husband’s have been made to local the animals and the public to keep their animals by ob- job were in danger. Beijing, posing a delicate another dissident lawyer, “I cannot tell you how dis- diplomatic crisis for both Gao Zhisheng, flee to the authorities to seek a court safety once they are back in taining a new state-issued gusted I was. Why me? This governments. U.S. after they’d exited order to inspect the Thomp- Marian Thompson’s care. permit by 2014 and meeting was my husband’s fight. … The U.S. Embassy de- China overland from Bei- son party to ensure the “These are not domestic other strict conditions. Fa- Now I had to fix it,” she said. clined comment Monday jing to Thailand. safety of the animals and animals,” he said. “They cilities accredited by some The payments came from either on Chen’s situation But Fu said that Chen the public, so far, no such lo- are wild animals. So it’s im- national zoo groups would a wealthy Texas lawyer, Fred cal action has been taken,” portant to have the proper be exempt from the bill, Baron, who served as Ed- or talks involving Assis- refused the offer and wards’ campaign finance tant Secretary of State chose instead to go to Pitchford said. housing and caging to en- along with sanctuaries and chairman and an elderly heir- Kurt Campbell. Beijing. Despite Chen’s Messages were left Mon- sure that these animals do research institutions. ess, Rachel “Bunny” Mellon. Both want the annual initial resistance to exile, Andrew Young, who testified talks, known as the stra- Fu said that might now be last week under an immunity tegic and economic dia- the only option. Fired Ohio teacher: Catholic schools discriminated agreement, has acknowledged that he used for himself about logue, to provide ballast “My sense is that at the CINCINNATI (AP) — A employees’ lives. A recent Supreme Court $1 million of $1.2 million in to a relationship that is end of the day, after China single mother in Ohio lost her Christa Dias says the ruling barred ministerial em- payments from the two do- often rocky and to provide is willing to facilitate it in nors. teaching job at two Roman schools and their archdiocese ployees from suing religious ways of working out dis- a face-saving way with Catholic schools after she be- violated laws that prohibit fir- Edwards, a one-term U.S. putes on trade, Taiwan, the U.S., he and his fam- institutions over employ- senator from North Carolina, came pregnant through artifi- ing women because of preg- ment discrimination. But the has pleaded not guilty to six Syria, Iran and North Ko- ily may have to choose cial insemination. nancy. The Cincinnati archdi- judge in Dias’ case says she counts related to campaign fi- rea. to travel to the U.S. in Now she is moving ahead ocese says her use of artificial nance violations. He faces up In a video made after whatever way that China with a federal lawsuit viewed insemination violated church doesn’t appear to have had to 30 years in prison and $1.5 Chen escaped from his agrees,” he said. as a barometer of religious doctrine that she’s contractu- a religious role and the case million in fines if convicted on village and released last Chen is widely ad- organizations’ regulation over ally required to follow. can continue. all counts. Friday, the activist made mired by rights activ- no mention of wanting ists in China who last to go abroad. Instead he year publicized his case RIVER RECREATION beseeched Premier Wen among ordinary Chinese Ex-Ohio doctor pleads Jiabao to investigate the and encouraged them to beatings, harassment and go to Dongshigu village guilty in pain clinic case other mistreatment he, and break the security his wife and daughter suf- cordon. Even Hollywood COLUMBUS, Ohio southern Ohio pain clinic FESTIVAL fered at the hands of local actor Christian Bale tried (AP) — An ex-Ohio doc- illegally filled dozens of officials during 20 months to visit, but was roughed tor has pleaded guilty to cash-only prescriptions a QUEEN SCHOLARSHIP PAGEANT of house arrest. up by locals paid to keep illegally using her medical day. Contest will be held If Chen were willing to outsiders away. license in a scheme to dis- Banks is pleading guilty leave China, Washington A self-taught lawyer tribute hundreds of thou- to an updated charge that Tuesday, July 3, 2012 could ill afford to turn blinded by fever in infan- sands of painkillers. alleged she helped clinic Contest is open to residents of Gallia him away. Clinton and cy, Chen served four years Monday’s guilty plea by operators and employees other senior officials have in prison on what activ- Brenda Banks comes one use her medical license to Co. who are juniors in high school. repeatedly raised his case ists say were trumped-up day before three of her co- order nearly 220,000 pills in meetings with Chinese charges after exposing Must have a grade point average of officials. President Barack forced abortions and ster- defendants in an alleged of the painkiller hydroco- 3.0 or higher Obama is already under ilizations in his and sur- pill mill case go on trial. done. fire from Republicans rounding villages. Since Banks was named in Banks worked at Ohio over a case in which an his release in September a 2010 indictment that Medical and Pain Manage- Deadline to apply is May 7, 2012 aide to a senior Chi- 2010, local officials con- alleged employees at a ment in Waverly. nese leader entered fined him to his home. Contact Jamie Pratt at 740-339-2710 the U.S. Consulate in Amnesty International Visit us online at for more information Chendgu but then left, and other human rights 60312151 turning himself over to groups say he was abused www.mydailytribune.com Chinese investigators. over the last 18 months. A4

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What happened in Colombia With an asterisk, WTC is didn’t stay in Colombia WASHINGTON (AP) — hall, a scandal-management For all the bawdy tales of Lyn- The Secret Service does not consultant and author who don Johnson and Kennedy, often get a black eye behind counsels corporations and their protectors are portrayed back on top in NYC those oh-so-cool sunglasses. institutions. “They’re going as loyal if overworked and, It’s got a shiner now. to be under it for a while. You with some leaders, underap- The public face of the ser- cannot control this torrent.” preciated. NEW YORK (AP) — One the argument goes, shouldn’t antenna, with external clad- vice is one of steely profes- As a young aide in Ron- The author, Ronald Kes- World Trade Center, the giant change every time someone ding encasing the broadcast sionals in impeccable suits, ald Reagan’s White House, sler, said in an interview that monolith being built to replace installs a new satellite dish. mast. wearing discreet earpieces Dezenhall looked upon Secret the Colombian episode “is the the twin towers destroyed Excluding the antenna Without that spire, One and packing even more dis- Service agents as “superhu- biggest scandal in the history in the Sept. 11 attacks, will brings the Empire State Build- World Trade Center would creet weapons. Agents are ex- man” and their professional of the Secret Service” yet, lay claim to the title of New ing’s total height to 1,250 feet. still be smaller than the Willis pressionless except for their culture “as the coolest thing from his knowledge of how York City’s tallest skyscraper That was still high enough Tower in Chicago, formerly ever-searching gaze, lethal in the world.” agents conduct themselves, on Monday. Workers will to make the skyscraper the known as the Sears Tower, automatons ready to die for a The code words — “Raw- “an aberration.” erect steel columns that will world’s tallest from 1931 until which tops out at 1,451 feet president. hide” for Reagan, “Stage- Consorting with prosti- make its unfinished skeleton a 1972. (not including its own anten- By reputation, stoked by coach” for the helicopter (and tutes opened agents to the little over 1,250 feet high, just From that height, the Em- nas). Hollywood myth and the now “Renegade” for Obama) risk of blackmail or other enough to peak over the roof pire State seems to tower over Debate over which of those public’s fleeting glances at — feed into the cool factor. So avenues to eavesdrop on or of the observation deck on the the second tallest completed buildings can truly claim to be dark-windowed motorcades, does the one thing that most harm the president, had the Empire State Building. building in New York, the the tallest in the U.S. has been they are anything but party people have known about the women been tied to terrorists The milestone is a pre- Bank of America Tower. raging for years on Internet animals. trusted band of bodyguards, or spies, Kessler said. To his liminary one. Workers are Yet, in many record books, message boards frequented But what happened in Co- their willingness to take a bul- mind, that makes the breach lombia didn’t stay in Colom- let for those they protect. Talk worse than the 2009 infiltra- still adding floors to the so- the two skyscrapers are sepa- by skyscraper enthusiasts. bia. about commitment. tion into Obama’s state din- called “Freedom Tower” and rated by just 50 feet. As for the Council on Tall The exposed Secret Ser- “I just don’t think their rep- ner by Michaele and Tareq it isn’t expected to reach its That’s because the tall, thin Buildings, it is leaning toward vice secrets have put the sto- utation could be much high- Salahi, a security lapse that full height for at least another mast on top of the Bank of giving One World Trade the ried agency under a different er,” Dezenhall says. “But, as could have had grave conse- year, at which point it is likely America building isn’t an an- benefit of the doubt. line of fire, as lawmakers and with happens with everybody quences if pulled off by people to be declared the tallest tenna, but a decorative spire. “This is something we have internal investigators try to now, we’re going to see the other than two social climbers building in the U.S., and third Unlike antennas, record- discussed with the architect,” get to the bottom of officers’ humanity in it, which takes from Virginia. tallest in the world. keepers like spires. It’s a tra- Hollister said. “As we under- behavior and any implications some of the mythology away Whether the Colombian Those bragging rights, dition that harkens back to a stand it, the needle is an archi- for the safety of those they from it.” shenanigans were part of a though, will carry an asterisk. time when the tallest build- tectural spire which happens protect, starting with Presi- The Secret Service was “cultural blueprint,” as Repub- Crowning the world’s tall- ings in many European cities to enclose an antenna. We dent Barack Obama. formed to chase counterfeit- lican Sen. Lindsey Graham of est buildings is a little like were cathedrals. Groups like would thus count it as part of Eight Secret Service of- ers at the end of the Civil South Carolina suggested, or picking the heavyweight the Council on Tall Buildings, the architectural height.” ficers have been fired and War, a mission it still carries closer to the act of “a couple champion in boxing. There and Emporis, a building data But, he noted, the organiza- three disciplined, and a dozen out as part of its portfolio of of knuckleheads,” as Obama is often disagreement about provider in Germany, both tion has also chosen to side- military personnel have had financial crime investigation. initially put it, will be seen in their security clearances Its protective work began in- time. who deserves the belt. count spires when measuring step these types of disputes, suspended, in the unfolding formally, as part-time security To be sure, no organization In this case, the issue in- the total height of a building, somewhat, by recognizing investigation of sexual misbe- for President Grover Cleve- has a clean slate and the Se- volves the 408-foot-tall needle even if that spire happens to three types of height records: havior by agents who traveled land in 1894. cret Service is no exception. that will sit on the tower’s look exactly like an antenna. tallest occupied floor, archi- to Cartagena, Colombia, this After President William In a 2002 story, U.S. News roof. This quirk in the record tectural top, and height to the month to set up security for McKinley’s 1901 assassina- & World Report catalogued Count it, and the World books has benefited buildings tip. Obama’s visit. tion by an anarchist who hid a San Diego bar brawl in- Trade Center is back on top. like Chicago’s recently opened Hollister also pointed out The agency says it is also his gun in a handkerchief, volving agents, the hiring of Otherwise, it will have to set- Trump International Hotel that, technically speaking, looking into whether agents Congress put the agency in strippers in Ohio and Miami tle for No. 2, after the Willis and Tower. It is routinely One World Trade Center isn’t hired prostitutes and strip- charge of protecting presi- offices, superiors’ tolerance of Tower in Chicago. listed as being between 119 to a record-holder in any catego- pers in El Salvador in advance dents, then an expanding list repeated incidents of suspect “Height is complicated,” 139 feet taller than the Empire ry yet, as it is still unfinished. of the president’s trip last year. of family members, U.S. and drunken driving by an officer, said Nathaniel Hollister, a State Building, thanks to the “A project is not considered More reports are emerging of visiting foreign officials, and and other bad-apple episodes spokesman for The Council antenna-like mast that sits on a building until it is topped allegedly ribald conduct, off political candidates. stretching back years. on Tall Buildings and Urban its roof, even though the aver- out, fully clad, and open for duty on official trips. Presidents and their fami- Now, secrets, half-truths Habitats, a Chicago-based or- age person, looking at the two business or at least occupi- John Brennan, Obama’s lies often beef about the con- and pure innuendo spread ganization considered an au- buildings side by side, would able,” he said. top counterterrorism adviser, fines of a life shadowed by at light speed in the age of said Sunday investigators the protective detail. But it’s thumb drives, smartphones thority on such records. probably judge the New York The debate doesn’t quite want to know whether there a gentle complaint because and tattlers’ other digital Experts and architects have skyscraper to be taller. end there. was any time “these activities they know the risks of being tools, Dezenhall says, so it’s long disagreed about where The same factors apply to Neither of the Willis Tower put at risk either classified exposed without them. not easy to divine whether to stop measuring super- measuring the height of One nor One World Trade are as information or security.” He In the nation’s history, 10 an organization’s lapses are a tall buildings outfitted with World Trade Center. high as the CN Tower, in To- said officials are satisfied the presidents have been victims departure from the norm or masts, spires and antennas Designs call for the tower’s ronto, which stands at 1,815 Colombian episode did not of direct assaults by assas- part of a tradition that people that extend far above the roof. roof to stand at 1,368 feet — feet. That structure, however, pose a threat to the president. sins, says a Congressional never heard about in the pre- Consider the case of the the same height as the north isn’t considered a building at Obama joked about agents Research Service study of digital age. Empire State Building: Mea- tower of the original World all by most record-keepers, being on a shorter leash in his the agency. Four died: Abra- “So much comes down sured from the sidewalk to Trade Center. The building’s because it is predominantly a remarks to the White House ham Lincoln, James Garfield, to somebody with a thumb the tip of its needle-like an- roof will be topped with a Correspondents’ Association McKinley and John Kennedy, television broadcast antenna drive,” he says. “It doesn’t tenna, the granddaddy of all 408-foot, cable-stayed mast, and observation platform with dinner Saturday night. “I re- whose slaying in 1963 was super-tall skyscrapers actually making the total height of the mean that the inherent behav- very little interior space. The ally do enjoy attending these the only assassination on the ior is new. It means people stands 1,454 feet high, well structure a symbolic 1,776 dinners,” he said. “In fact, I Secret Service’s watch. above the mark being sur- feet. tallest manmade structure in had a lot more material pre- “The work you do here is who want to come after you the Western Hemisphere will now have the goodies to do passed by One World Trade So is that needle an antenna pared, but I have to get the pretty scary,” first lady Mi- continue to be the 2,063-foot- it.” Center on Monday. or a spire? Secret Service home in time chelle Obama said after see- tall KVLY-TV antenna in for their new curfew.” ing Secret Service headquar- How does a scandal man- Purists, though, say anten- “Not sure,” wrote Steve Altogether, the perception ters last year. “All I can say is, ager manage that? nas shouldn’t count when de- Coleman, a spokesman for the Blanchard, N.D. is forming of frat boys being after my little tour, ignorance Dezenhall says it may take termining building height. Port Authority of New York As for the world’s tallest frat boys, except these ones is bliss — I just don’t want to an “organizational CAT scan” An antenna, they say, is and New Jersey, which owns building, the undisputed have top security clearance, know. more like furniture than a the building. champion is the Burj Khalifa, of the service’s leadership piece of architecture. Like a The needle will, indeed, access to the president and “Just tell me when — where and personnel, not mere pub- in Dubai, which opened in constant knowledge of his — to run.” chair sitting on a rooftop, an function as a broadcast an- 2010 and reaches 2,717 feet. whereabouts. The book, “In the Presi- lic relations spin, to get the antenna can be attached or tenna. It is described on the “They’re on the receiving dent’s Secret Service,” tells agency’s reputation back in removed. The Empire State Port Authority’s website as an Not counting about 5 feet of end of this incredibly power- stories of men behaving badly, line with the mythology. “You Building didn’t even get its antenna. On the other hand, aircraft lights and other ful fire hose” of allegations but those men were president don’t communicate your way distinctive antenna until the structure will have more equipment perched on and rumors, says Eric Dezen- or vice president, not agents. out of this stuff.” 1952. The record books, as meat to it than your average top, of course.

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TUESDAY, [email protected] MAY 1, 2012 Sports Point Pleasant boys win Gazette Relays Alex Hawley Point Pleasant scored championship for the 400m Griffin won with a time of while Whitney Layton fin- In the Class ‘A’ tourna- [email protected] 86 to top the boys scoring dash (51.83) while Trey 1:35.48, and the 4x400m ished third in the pole vault ment Wahama had two top followed by Roane County Livingston won the discus team of Chase Walton, Ca- (8-00). Kennedy Young three finishes on the boys CHARLESTON, W.Va. which scored 81. On the throw (142-08). leb Riffle, Anthony Darst, finished third in both the side with Jacob Ortiz fin- — That’s one way to make Girls side Berkeley Springs The Big Blacks were also and Zach Canterbury won 100m hurdles (17.83) and ishing second in the 100m a point. took the championship with successful in the relays with with a time of 3:35.26. the long jump (13-07). (11.77) and second in the The Point Pleasant track a score of 148, while Point the three teams taking top For the girls Andrea The 4x100m relay team 200m (23.58). The White and field teams had a week- Pleasant was runner-up prize. The 4x100m team Porter took first place in of Cassie Jordan, Morgan Falcons finished ninth out end to remember at the Ga- with 101. of Andrew Williamson, An- all four of her events, the Pethtel, Karson Tolliver, zette Relays in the capital On the boys side PPHS thony Darst, Chase Walton, 400m (1:03.02), the 800m and Allison Smith took of 11 teams. The Wahama city. The Big Blacks won junior Marquez Griffin fin- and Marquez Griffin won (2:26.32), the 1600m first place (53.58) while girls team did not compete the Class ‘AA’ boys com- ished first in the the 100m with a time of 45.64, the (5:41.51), and the 3200m the 4x200m team of Jordan, in the event. petition while the Lady dash (11.61) and second 4x200m team of Cody Mar- (12:02.56). Allyson Smith Pethtel, Tolliver, and Smith Full results can be Knights finished second in in the 200m (23.18). Zach cum, Chase Walton, Zach took the top prize in the finished second in the 200m found by going to the Class ‘AA’ girls scoring. Canterbury took home the Canterbury, and Marquez 200m with a time of 26.98 (1:54.43). www.runwv.com Raiders roll past Coal Grove, 11-2 Bryan Walters lief pitcher Zach Crow sat [email protected] the guests down in order in the seventh, allowing RVHS CHESHIRE, Ohio — to wrap up its first OVC win Now that’s a senior night since May 12, 2011 — a 10-3 worth remembering. decision at Chesapeake. The River Valley baseball Senior Trey Noble lasted team snapped a pair of los- ing skids in convincing style six innings in his first career Friday night during an 11-2 start, allowing six hits and a triumph over visiting Coal walk while striking out one Grove in an Ohio Valley in the triumph. Conference matchup in Gal- Noble and Austin Davies lia County. both led the hosts with three The Raiders (5-17, 1-9 hits, while Crow and Trey OVC) ended a 10-game Farley added two safeties league skid and a current each to the winning cause. eight-game slide with the Chris Clemente, Timmy victory, as the hosts led Kemper, Joseph Loyd and wire-to-wire in the contest. Austin Barber also had a hit RVHS outhit the Hornets apiece for the Raiders. by a 14-6 overall margin and Noble, Farley, Clemente led 7-0 after just three in- and Nick Jeffers each scored nings of play. Coal Grove managed two twice in the triumph, while earned runs in the sixth Crow drove in a team-high to pull within 7-2, but the two RBIs. Raiders countered with four Pennington paced the runs in their half of the sixth Hornets with two hits and to secure an 11-2 cushion also scored a run. Jewell headed into the finale. Re- also scored in the setback.

Alex Hawley/file photo Wahama’s Kane Roush (pictured) bats during a game earlier this season. Wahama holds off Blue Devils, 5-4 Alex Hawley Falcons lead, scoring one run in the base runner (base on balls). Wams- [email protected] bottom of the second frame. ley and Sisk both struck out two. Wahama added to it’s lead with The WHS hitting was led by Ty- ST.MARYS, W.Va. — The White two runs in the top of the fifth on ler Roush with two hits, including a Falcons hold off St. Marys to take a a Tyler Roush double. St. Marys double, and two runs batted in. Zac 5-4 win. surged for three runs in the home Warth also had two hits in the con- Saturday in Pleasants County the half of the sixth but Dakota Sisk test, and he scored two runs. Wyatt Wahama baseball team edged the came in and closed the door to earn Zuspan and Kane Roush each fin- Blue Devils for a non-league 5-4 vic- the save.WHS took the 5-4 victory. ished with one hit with Kane Roush tory to get WHS back to .500 on the Zach Wamsley earned the victory stealing a base. year. for the White Falcons after giving Derek Renner led St. Marys two Wahama (15-15) scored three up four runs on eight hits and four hits and two RBI in the contest. runs in the top of the first inning to walks in 5.1 innings. Dakota Sisk Wahama returns to action jump out in front on the scoreboard. earned the save, pitching the final Wednesday at Miller in the regular SMHS (13-11) cut into the White 1.2 innings and giving up just one season finale at 5 p.m.

Bryan Walters/photo River Valley shortstop Chris Clemente, right, makes a throw to first during a double play attempt in the fourth inning of Friday night’s OVC baseball game in Cheshire, Ohio. Blue Devils win Wooden OVP Sports Schedule Tuesday, May 1 ern, 5 p.m. Bat Tournament Baseball Point Pleasant at Poca, Bryan Walters after three complete. ball allowed Ferguson to out nine. Bennett took the Gallia Academy at Ath- 6 p.m. [email protected] Drew Young reached score from third for a 1-0 loss for the Redstreaks af- ens, 5 p.m. Wahama at Miller, 5 on an error to leadoff the Redstreaks’ advantage after ter surrendering 10 earned Meigs at River Valley, p.m. CENTENARY, Ohio — fourth, then Brandon Taylor a half-inning of play. Gallia runs, 11 hits and three 5 p.m. Belpre at Eastern, 5 The Gallia Academy base- delivered a two-out single Academy answered with walks over five frames while Point Pleasant at Her- p.m. ball team came away with that plated Young for the a run in the first to knot bert Hoover, 7 p.m. Softball top honors Saturday at its final run of the game. The things up, then reeled off fanning one. Softball Gallia Academy at Vin- own Wooden Bat Tourna- Viking error was also the four runs in the third, three Clagg and Graham led the Gallia Academy at Ath- ton County, 5 p.m. ment, as the Blue Devils only misuce in the contest. in the fourth and three more hosts with three hits apiece, ens, 5 p.m. Federal Hocking at earned the 2012 crown af- Jimmy Clagg was the in the fifth to secure an 11-1 followed by Bailey with two South Gallia at Oak South Gallia, 5 p.m. ter posting a 2-0 win over winning pitcher of record, edge through five complete. safeties. Young, Bryant Bo- Hill, 5 p.m. River Valley at South- Symmes Valley and an 11-1 allowing four hits and two Weather and darkness Meigs at River Valley, kovitz and Ty Warnimont ern, 5 p.m. decision over Piketon in the walks over seven innings ultimately claimed the re- 5 p.m. added a hit each to the win- Belpre at Eastern, 5 championship contest. while striking out nine. My- mainder of the contest, Track and Field The Blue Devils (19- ning cause. Warnimont, p.m. ers took the loss for SVHS allowing GAHS to come South Gallia at Coal 6) were outhit 4-2 by the after surrendering two away with championship Bailey, Young and Graham Meigs at Vinton Coun- Grove, 4:30 p.m. visiting Vikings in the earned runs, two hits and decision. The Blue Devils each scored twice, while ty, 5 p.m. opener, but the hosts ulti- four walks over six frames outhit the guests by an 11-2 Bailey, Clagg, Young, Gra- Track and Field Wednesday, May 2 mately took advantage of while fanning three. margin and PHS also com- ham, Taylor and Bokovitz Cardinal Conference at Baseball a couple of opportunities Taylor and Justin Bailey mitted all seven errors in all drove in an RBI apiece. Gallia Academy at Vin- PPHS, 5 p.m. as they presented them- had the lone hits for the vic- the contest. Ferguson and Collier each ton County, 5 p.m. Southern, Meigs at selves. Gus Graham led off tors. Herrell, Dial, Foster Justin Bailey was the win- Federal Hocking at Athens, 5 p.m. the third with a walk and and Williams each had a hit ning pitcher of record, al- paced Piketon with a hit. South Gallia, 5 p.m. Eastern at Vinton later scored on three con- for the Vikings. lowing one earned run, two Ferguson scored the lone River Valley at South- County, 4:30 p.m. secutive two-out walks, Piketon struck first blood hits and three walks over run, while Farmer drove in giving GAHS a 1-0 lead in the finale, as a passed five innings while striking the guests’ lone score. A6

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Prosecuting Attorneyʼs Office, 45631, Case No. 12 CV 56, Ph: 614-644-2129 email: requesting forfeiture of certain 740-388-8931 15241 St Rt 160 23 7 LEGAL NOTICE seeking possession of its se- [email protected] personal property. The case 740-853-1024 Vinton, OH 311 60 cured property, being one number for said forfeiture ac- GALLIA COMMON PLEAS manufactured home, 2005 DRAFT NPDES PERMIT tion is 12 MS 7. COURT CLAYTON MANUFACTURED RENEWAL - SUBJECT TO 2. The personal property HOME, MODEL: TRADITION; REVISION is described as follows: a 2006 Vanderbilt Mortgage and Fi- SERIAL NO. CAP017078T- Chrysler 4S, nance, Inc., Plaintiff vs. Cathy NAB. WITH ACCESSORIES / O-KAN MARINE REPAIR A. Bowles, Robert C. Bowles SERIAL NO: RANGE / INC VIN: 2C3KA53G96H350621. and Unknown Heir(s) of HG160239P; REFRIGERA- 267 UPPER RIVER RD Eunice I. Adell. TOR / GE785KO; FURNACE / GALLIPOLIS 3. 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Tuesday, May 1, 2012 www.mydailytribune.com Gallipolis Daily Tribune • Page 8 Rebels rally past Hannan Belpre sweeps for season sweep, 7-6 White Falcons, 2-1 Bryan Walters then neither team scored in the sixth earned runs, nine hits and seven BELPRE, Ohio — Not many hits to go around. [email protected] — setting up the dramatic conclusion. walks while fanning nine. The guests managed to knot things up Jarrell and Ethan Spurlock both The Belpre baseball team completed the sweep of ASHTON, W.Va. — Better late than at six, then Seth Jarrell belted a solo hit home runs and had two hits Wahama after defeating the White Falcons 2-1 Friday never. homer that ultimately gave South Gal- apiece for the guests, with Spur- night in Washington County during a Tri-Valley Con- The South Gallia baseball team lia its winning run. lock launching his blast in the third ference Hocking Division match up. snapped a seven-game losing skid Fri- The Rebels outhit the hosts by a 9-5 inning. Haner, Gus Slone, Danny After four scoreless innings it was Belpre (5-12, 5-7 day night by producing two runs in the overall margin and both teams com- Matney, Josh Cooper and Andrew TVC Hocking) that got on the board first with a run in top of the seventh during a 7-6 victory mitted three errors apiece in the con- Wood also added a safety each to the bottom of the fifth. Wahama (14-15, 7-7) tied the over host Hannan in a non-conference test. South Gallia also earned a season the winning cause. Jarrell, Spurlock game up in the top of the sixth when Wesley Harrison matchup in Mason County. sweep in this series after posting an and Matney each drove in an RBI, drove in Matt Stewart. The visiting Rebels (4-12) led 2-0 11-1 decision in Mercerville back on while Spurlock and Matney both Ryan Epperry drove home Drew Nestor in the bot- through two and a half innings of play, April 3. scored twice. tom of the sixth and Belpre held on for the 2-1 win. but the Wildcats retaliated with a pair Cory Haner was the winning pitcher Jarod Langford and Tyler Jenkins Drew Nestor earned the victory while giving up one of three-run outbursts in the third and of record, allowing four earned runs, paced Hannan with two hits apiece, run on three hits and seven walks. Nestor struck out 14 fourth frames to secure their biggest five hits and seven walks over seven while Brandon Arthur added one batters in a complete game effort. lead of the night at 6-2. innings while striking out 13. Chase safety. Jenkins had all three RBIs Tyler Nutter was credited with the loss after pitching SGHS followed with three scores Adkins took the complete-game for the hosts, while Langford and seven innings in which he gave up two runs on seven in the fifth to pull within a run at 6-5, loss for HHS, surrendering five Robert Harper added two runs each. hits and one walk. Nutter struck out two batters and also hit two. Wesley Harrison led Wahama with two hits and a RBI on the night follwed by Tyler Roush with one hit, a double. Harrison and Tyler Roush both reach base in Lady Marauders fall short of Warren, 4-3 every plate appearance while Harrison had the White Falcons’ lone stolen base. VINCENT, Ohio — Meigs took but they only managed two runs in the Wise, and Tanisha McKinney each The White Falcons return to action Wednesday the Lady Warriors to the wire but fell inning. Warren held on for the 4-3 non- finished with one hit. Fox, Glass, and when they travel to face Miller at 5 p.m. in the regular short. league victory. Suzy Cox each scored one run while season finale. Friday night the Lady Marauders Lisa Marie Wise was credited with Wise, Mullen, and McKinney each had were defeated by Southeastern Ohio the loss after giving up four runs, a RBI. Athletic League champs Warren, 4-3 three earned, on six hits and a walk. Ally Spence and Hannah Zimmer- in Washington County. Wise struck out five batters in six in- man each had two hits to lead WHS Warren (17-3) got on the score- nings of work. followed by Brandi Douglas and Meigs pounds board first with a run in the home half Meagan Hukill received the no-de- Brandy Rodgers with one hit apiece. of the third inning. The Lady Maraud- cision after pitching three innings, in Spence led Warren with two runs bat- ers (11-8) answered with a run in the which she gave up one run on three ted in. top of the fourth to tie the game at one hits and three walks. Taylor Dennis The Lady Warriors completed the Lady Eagles, 18-2 apiece. earned the win in relief, after giving sweep of the Meigs, as they defeated The Lady Warriors regained the up two runs on five hits and three them in the opener 11-3 in Rock- BEAVER, Ohio — Meigs rally in the home half of the lead by taking advantage of a MHS er- walks in four innings of work. Hukill springs. The Lady Marauders are scored enough for two fifth and fell to Meigs 18-2. ror in the bottom of the fifth en route struck out three while Dennis struck now 0-4 against SEOAL opponents. games. Haley English was credit- to one run. WHS added two runs in out four. Meigs returns to action when it vis- The Meigs softball team ed with the win after pitch- the sixth, highlighted by back-to-back Harley Fox led the Lady Maraud- its River Valley at 5 p.m. on Tuesday. was scheduled for a double- ing five innings, in which doubles, and led 4-1. ers with two hits in the contest while MHS looks to complete the sweep of header at Pike Eastern Sat- she gave up two runs, one The Lady Marauders chained three Allyson Davis, Destiny Mullen, Tess the Lady Marauders, as Meigs defeat- urday, but due to rain just earned, on three hits and hits together in the top of the seventh, Phelps, Emalee Glass, Lisa Marie ed RVHS 14-3 on April third. one game was completed. two walks. Meigs defeated the Lady Tracket was credited with Eagles 18-2 in five innings the loss in relief for EHS af- before the rain came in Pike ter giving up 17 runs on 13 Browns expect “big jump” after draft County. hits and six walks in four in- Meigs (11-8) scored once nings of work. BEREA, Ohio (AP) — From the him with the No. 22 pick if it didn’t look good. in the first to take the early Allyson Davis and Tani- outset, the Cleveland Browns were intend to play him immediately. Hol- “It’s all connected. It’s hard on of- lead 1-0. Eastern countered sha McKinney paced Meigs decisive and daring in this year’s NFL mgren, who coached Joe Montana, fense to talk about one specifically not with a run of their own in with three hits apiece, fol- draft. Steve Young and Brett Favre, has been connected to the other. But I do know the home half of the and lowed by Tess Phelps and They had to get this one right — a searching for a franchise quarterback this, when you have outstanding quar- knotted the game at one Destiny Mullen with two must-win. since arriving in Cleveland three years terback play, all the players on offense apiece. hits each. Harley Fox, Em- Convinced they couldn’t risk wait- ago. and all the people in this room, we all The Lady Marauders re- alee Glass, and Haley Eng- ing for the players they wanted, the Is his mission complete? look good.” gained the lead in the top lish each finished with one Browns wasted little time in selecting “Well, I won’t feel real good about Holmgren said the decision to trade of the third with three runs hit. Davis led MHS with Alabama running back Trent Rich- it until it happens,” he said. “We’ll three late picks to Minnesota and on two hits. Three straight four runs scored while ardson and Oklahoma State quarter- keep looking. We really like our quar- move up to pick Richardson was an hits in the top of the fourth Glass, and Cheyenne Beaver back Brandon Weeden, two potential terbacks, I like ‘em all. And this young easy one. Although he liked Oklahoma led to five MHS runs and a each scored three times. franchise-changing players, in the first man is an impressive guy.” State wide receiver Justin Blackmon 9-1 lead. EHS scored one in Three EHS players fin- round and then spent the next two Weeden’s arrival signals the start “a lot” and was impressed with LSU the home half of the fourth ished with one hit apiece. days addressing other needs. of a new era in Cleveland and, in all cornerback Morris Claiborne, Rich- after MHS committed three Meigs returns to action They got deeper. The got faster. likelihood, Colt McCoy’s exit after two ardson was the complete package. consecutive errors. when it visits River Valley They got tougher. inconsistent seasons as the Browns’ “He’ll make everybody look better,” Meigs combined seven at 5 p.m. on Tuesday. MHS And, the Browns, who went 4-12 starter. Holmgren said. “Every team is better hits with two walks in the looks to complete the sweep last season in the NFL’s toughest di- Holmgren praised McCoy, whom he when you have that kind of running top of the fifth and scored of the Lady Marauders, as vision, believe they got better, signifi- selected in the third round of the 2010 back.” nine runs to expand its lead Meigs defeated RVHS 14-3 cantly better. draft, and refused to say if the team in- The Browns were criticized for to 18-2. Eastern failed to on April third. “We’d all like to see a big jump this tended to trade him. Holmgren called overlooking wide receivers in the first year, that’s our hope,” president Mike McCoy’s situation “an ongoing thing” three rounds, but they snatched the Holmgren said. “We think that’s pos- and said it’s possible McCoy could speedy Benjamin with the first of their Sanu makes it to Cincy, sible. That’s reasonable.” remain with the Browns in a backup two fourth-round picks. Cleveland concluded three days of role. “He’s extremely fast,” Shurmur said. selections on Saturday by taking seven “Colt McCoy is a special young “We got him clocked down around 4.3 Bengals also draft ‘Boom’ more players, including Travis Benja- man,” Holmgren said. “Of course he (in the 40). He’d beat anybody in here. CINCINNATI (AP) — Yes, day. “After I looked at it, I’m min, a speed-burning wide receiver wants to play, they all want to play. He can really go.” Mohamed Sanu made it to just thankful now to be in Cin- from Miami who will stretch defenses Again, nothing’s been done yet. We With their next pick, the Browns Cincinnati. No kidding. cinnati and ready to get every- and allow Weeden to air out that high- don’t know how it’s going to sort itself took Nevada linebacker James-Mi- And, in a way, the receiver’s thing going.” powered arm that made the Browns out. But if that (McCoy as a backup) chael Johnson and then used their heartbreak after a first-round In addition to welcom- fall in love with him. In all, the Browns were to be the case at some point, we first of two picks in the fifth round on prank led to an upbeat ending. ing more newcomers to Paul selected six offensive players and five have the best chance of making that 6-foot-7 Colorado offensive lineman The Bengals took him in the Brown Stadium, the Bengals on defense. work because of who the people are, Ryan Miller, who can play guard and third round and brought him took five more players on Sat- None of them, though, are as im- who the players are. It’s never easy, ev- tackle and has a nasty streak. to town on Saturday to get urday, including Ohio State portant as Weeden, the 28-year-old eryone wants to play, but you’ve only “I try to play vicious,” he said. “I’ll acquainted with the coaching running back Dan “Boom” QB and former minor league base- got one ball and only one guy can play give you my all and I’ll bleed, bite, staff that reached out to him a Herron with their final pick in ball pitcher the Browns hope can end at a time.” crawl and scratch to get the job done.” day earlier with a little encour- the sixth round. That broke a years of failure at the game’s most vital Shurmur has spoken to McCoy “a The Browns took Texas linebacker agement over one of his tough- long streak of the Bengals pass- position. couple of times” and said he expects Emmanuel Acho and Boise State de- est moments. ing up Buckeyes in the draft — “The quarterback play is so impor- him to be at the team’s offseason con- fensive tackle Billy Winn in the sixth “It’s turned into a positive,” the last ones taken were defen- Sanu said, wearing a black sive tackle Dan Wilkinson and tant to any team,” Holmgren said. ditioning program next week. round, and grabbed Arizona defensive Bengals polo shirt. fullback Jeff Cothran in 1994. “And really in this business, your team “He’s looking forward to coming back Trevin Wade in the seventh be- For a few minutes on Thurs- Herron was one of five play- is probably as good as how your quar- back here and getting himself ready to fore closing their draft by taking Ala- day night, it was tough to see ers implicated in the tattoo- terback plays and the play of that posi- compete to be the quarterback of the bama fullback Brad Smelley, who can’t anything positive about his parlor scandal at Ohio State tion.” Cleveland Browns,” Shurmur said. wait to be reunited with Richardson. draft experience. When the that led to coach Jim Tressel’s The Browns were desperate to fix But the selection of Weeden would “He’s the best back I’ve ever seen,” Bengals got ready to make forced resignation and NCAA their quarterback conundrum, so seem to end any discussion about Mc- Smelley said. “I’m excited to play with the 27th selection in the first sanctions. much so that Holmgren revealed that Coy ever lining up behind center for him again.” round, Sanu’s phone rang. The 5-foot-10 running back he spoke to the Indianapolis Colts at the Browns again. Shurmur believes Holmgren came away enthused Someone pretending to be a led the Buckeyes to a 12-1 the scouting combine about a trade Weeden’s addition will improve every- about what the Browns accomplished. Bengals representative told finish as a junior and a sixth for Andrew Luck, the No. 1 overall thing about Cleveland’s offense. With general manager Tom Heck- him he’d been taken by Cincin- straight Big Ten title. The pick in this year’s draft. Cleveland “I think an outstanding quarterback ert making the calls, Cleveland added nati — in the first round! scandal broke a month before also pursued a trade to move up and brings synergy to the whole team,” some pieces. Now, he just has to hope It was quite a moment. the Buckeyes beat Arkansas get Robert Griffin III, but was outbid Shurmur said. “Just like the addition they fit together. Nobody had projected him 31-26 in the Sugar Bowl. Her- by Washington, which selected the of a running back helps the quarter- “Our team foundation is better,” as a first-round pick. His fam- ron wound up suspended for Heisman Trophy winner from Baylor back. A quarterback that throws the Holmgren said. “Now, we have to be ily celebrated. Then, Commis- the first six games last season. behind Luck. ball accurately on time makes the re- able to score points. That was a prob- sioner Roger Goodell went to He was concerned that his Cleveland’s next target was Weeden, ceivers look good. Receivers that make lem for us last year and so I think the podium in New York and involvement would hurt him in and the Browns made sure they didn’t circus catches or make the hard catch- we’ve addressed that a little bit. Are announced that the Bengals the NFL draft. miss him. es make the quarterback look good. we ready to jump into elite status? I had taken … Wisconsin guard “I wasn’t sure,” he said. “I Kevin Zeitler. knew it was going to be a learn- Holmgren said Weeden will not be When the quarterback has a little bit don’t know what that means necessar- “We were all in shock,” Sanu ing process for me. I learned handed the starter’s job, but conceded more time to throw it because the line ily. But I am anticipating a good jump said. “We didn’t know what from my mistakes. It’s made the team probably wouldn’t have taken is doing their job, it makes everything in our level of play.” happened.” me a better person. Sanu’s agent made a call and “The questions always found out that Sanu had been came up about it. I answered the victim of a prank by some- the questions honestly. Teams one with no ties to the Bengals. definitely wanted to know When the Bengals heard what about it. Obviously they were had happened, they called concerned. They wanted to Sanu the next day to offer know what really happened. Visit us online at encouragement. A few hours All I could do was to be honest later, they decided to pick him. about everything.” The nasty prank has pro- The Bengals let running duced benefits. Instead of be- back Cedric Benson leave as www.mydailytribune.com ing just another third-round a free agent after last season pick, Sanu got a lot of national and signed free agent BenJar- attention for what happened to vus Green-Ellis from New him and how it all ended rather England. 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Jacquelene Bigar’s Horoscope HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Tuesday, Be a quiet skeptic. Tonight: Be aware May 1, 2012: of your budget. zITS Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman This year, your ingenuity seems to VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) bypass problems. Be direct and get HHHHH Your questions show past any confusion or vagueness. understanding but also unwilling- Sometimes it might be more comfort- ness to be taken for a ride. With so ing to keep your rose-colored shades much going on, you’ll need to sort out on. If you are single, know that some- your priorities. Be creative. Reframe. thing better lies ahead. Someone Willingly examine your feelings and very special could appear. If you are a situation if you do not like what you attached, be more understanding of are hearing. Know that there is always your sweetie’s shortcomings. VIRGO a solution. Tonight: As you like it. nearly always agrees with you. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) The Stars Show the Kind of Day HH Deal with anger before it deals You’ll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; with you. Go find the person involved 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult or define the situation. Explain your ARIES (March 21-April 19) reactions and feelings. Do not make HHHH Your focused energy will judgments yet. Let the other party THE FAMILY CIRCUS make all the difference in the outcome think about what you say. Give him CONCEPTIS SUDOKU of a situation. You could be overbur- or her time to digest your words. Bil Keane dened by responsibilities. The good Tonight: You are your best company. by Dave Green news is that you’ll clear all that and SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) more with ease. An authority figure HHHHH Having determined what seems to rapidly transform his or her you want from the current state of opinions. Tonight: Know when to call affairs, feel free to walk right in and a it a night. handle a situation. Someone might be TAURUS (April 20-May 20) irritated or taken aback. Your sense HHHHH When answers do not of security and well-being become appear, tap into your imagination. You evident. Have a long-overdue discus- will gain a totally different perspective. sion. Tonight: Among the crowd. Regroup and brainstorm, but resist SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) the urge to push too hard. Fatigue HHH Stand up for what you want, could still be a problem. A child, new but do not be surprised if you get friend or member of the opposite some flak. Let go of needing others’ sex could be difficult. Tonight: Let off approval. You might be pushed to be some steam. more available for a personal reason. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You do not always need to explain. HHHH You could find that a Tonight: A must appearance. domestic issue or unexpected prob- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) lem within the family could keep you HHHHH Reach out for more infor- DENNIS THE MENACE preoccupied. Perhaps you need to mation. You could become sarcastic deal with it rather than let the dilemma or irritable if you do not find what you Hank Ketchum dominate the rest of your day. Curb a are looking for. Step back and reas- tendency to be sarcastic. Tonight: Be sess the situation. It might be appro- where your thoughts are. priate to try a different path. Tonight: CANCER (June 21-July 22) Off to a movie. HHHHH You mean what you say, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) and you are willing to act on your HHHHH Deal directly with a child words. To convince someone, you or loved one. In a business, financial might have to demonstrate this asser- or community matter, you are better tive quality. Be careful, as you could off being authentic. No one can repre- be accident-prone. You are too much sent you like you can. You are chang- in your head and not as observant as ing your opinion about a key person in you need to be. Tonight: Swap the your life. Tonight: Dinner with a pal. day’s war stories with a pal. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) HHHHH Someone could be a bit HHHH Confusion surrounds a too combative and argumentative for money matter. You could be stressed your taste. Take a detour until this because you feel as if you need to phase passes. Sort through what find a solution. Don’t. Start looking at must occur as opposed to what you the cold, hard facts. Only then can most desire or want. Tonight: Just not you instrument change of a positive by yourself. nature. Also, make sure someone is Jacqueline Bigar is on the Internet not pulling the wool over your eyes. at www.jacquelinebigar.com.

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Compiled by Charlie Miller. Follow Charlie on Twitter @AthlonCharlie or email him at [email protected] Miami at San Diego 1. Dodgers Sweep of Nationals proved Dodgers are best — for now. In yet another Year of the Pitcher, offensive fu- 2. Rangers Lost first series of the season over the weekend. tility will be on full display at San Diego as two Pitchers 400-Home Run Club 3. Rays David Price making early Cy Young bid. of the National League’s worst offenses get to- Of the 12 pitchers in the 400-HR club (that’s 4. Cardinals Of three NL pitchers with four wins, two are Cardinals. gether in the most brutal park for hitters in home runs allowed, by the way), seven are in 5. Braves Craig Kimbrel has saved four of last five wins. baseball. San Diego hitters carry a .212 batting the Hall of Fame. Of the five that are not en- 6. Nationals Respectable debut for Bryce Harper. average — only .191 at home. The Marlins shrined, only Frank Tanana is eligible. David 7. Yankees Only four AL teams have allowed more runs. aren’t much better hitting .202 on the road. The Wells and Tim Wakefield are not likely to be 8. Blue Jays Edwin Encarnacion leading the offense. Padres have scored just 38 runs in 14 games voted into the Hall of Fame, but Randy Johnson 9. Tigers Recent slump has allowed Indians and White Sox in the race. at home while Miami has 27 runs in 11 road is. That leaves Jamie Moyer, the leader with 513 10. DiamondbacksJoe Saunders emerging as D’backs’ ace. games. Starting pitchers on both sides should gopher balls and counting, as the other. And 11. Indians Derek Lowe and Jeanmar Gomez ERA: 2.40; other starters: 4.90. be licking their chops for this series. Josh whenever the ageless Moyer decides to retire, 12. Reds Won seven of 10 with Cubs and Pirates on docket this week. Johnson, Mark Buehrle and Ricky Nolasco are I doubt the voters will be gracious enough to 13. Orioles Next 15 games will be tough stretch. schduled for the Marlins. They will face An- elect him. Moyer has given up home runs to 326 14. Phillies Big games at Atlanta and Washington upcoming. thony Bass, Clayton Richard and Joe Wieland. different batters representing all 30 teams and 15. Giants Won eight of 12 to get back on track. The over/under for the weekend should be in 42 ballparks. 16. Brewers Corey Hart carrying the offensive load so far. about 15. Hat Trick Home Run Club 17. Rockies Opponents are hitting .285, third-worst BAA in majors. Baltimore at Boston Since 2000, there have been 128 players 18. Mets David Wright carrying a .506 on-base percentage. If the Baltimore Orioles are serious about crash- who have hit three home runs in a game as Cur- 19. Red Sox Won six of seven against weaker teams. ing the AL East party for the first time in more tis Granderson of the Yankees became the lat- 20. White Sox Next 15 games are within the division. than a decade, they must prove they can beat est to do this season. The Kansas City Royals 21. Angels Scored 11 runs in last seven games, won only one. the Yankees and Red Sox. After three games in are the only team not to have one during that New York, the Orioles will visit Boston for the time. Every team has given up at least one hat 22. A’s Only AL team with fewer runs than Angels. weekend. The O’s will face Jon Lester, Josh trick this century, but Detroit and Miami have 23. Mariners Clean-up hitters are batting .194 with 22 Ks and 18 hits. Beckett and Clay Buchholz. Baltimore will been the stingiest with just one. Toronto tops the 24. Pirates Batters Nos. 6-9 hitting just .167. counter with Jason Hammel on Sunday. Ham- list having had a player accomplish it 11 times. 25. Marlins Scored 13 runs in last eight games, won one. mel, who is 3-0, allowed just two hits and a run Colorado has allowed an opponent to go deep 26. Astros Outhomered 26-13 but outscoring competition. over eight innings against the Twins in his first three times the most at 10. 27. Cubs Won five of eight behind strong pitching. start this season. In his last start, he tossed Hitting three bombs doesn’t guarantee a 28. Padres 4-1 when Cory Luebke starts, 3-15 when he doesn’t. seven shutout innings against the Blue Jays. team’s success, but it certainly helps. Teams are 29. Twins Four of last seven losses were by one run. The Orioles have won all four of his starts. 113-15 when a player goes deep three times. 30. Royals Jonathan Broxton settling in as closer. Only once since 2000 has a team scored only David Price Getty Images three runs. Arizona’s Steve Finley accounted for all his team’s runs in a 4-3 loss to the Cubs. Four players have done it four times since 2000. And it must help if your first name begins with an A. Albert Pujols, Alex Rodriguez, Aramis Ramirez and Sammy Sosa each hit three bombs four Best Aging Stars: Age 35 and Over times. And one last piece of useless information is Last week we presented the best of that Corey Hart, Joey Votto and Rodriguez are the young guys — 25 and under. Now the only players to steal bases in games in the old dudes. Needless to say this ros- which they hit three dingers. ter is one huge injury risk. As was the case with the 25-and-under list, I’m using Opening Day (April 4, 2012) as Paul Konerko, Chicago the players’ official ages. Players had The leader of the White Sox offense, Konerko to be at least age 35 on that day to batted .435 last week with a .500 on-base qualify. I can’t tell how tempting it was percentage. He hit three home runs to go with to fudge on the age eligibility and in- three doubles, which gave him a 1.457 OPS clude Carlos Beltran, who is 20 days for the week. too young, and Roy Halladay, who missed by 40 days. CATCHER Jake Peavy, Chicago A.J. Pierzynski, Chicago White Sox Trying to outdo teammate Phil Humber who pitched a complete game, Peavy tossed two Last season was the first time A.J. complete games last week, winning one and spent any time on the DL in his career. Jeter AP Images; Rivera, Suzuki Athlon Sports CENTER FIELD Mariano Rivera (left) remains the most losing one. He tossed a three-hit shutout at Remarkable. So far this season, he’s We’ll ride him until his arm falls off, reliable closer in the game. Derek Jeter Oakland, then limited Boston to just four hits batting better than .330. Easy to run on. Torii Hunter, Los Angeles Angels then turn to Hiroki Kuroda. I know he plays right field now, but RELIEF PITCHERS (center) and Ichiro Suzuki would be pro- and one run, but lost. In 18 innings, he gave FIRST BASE ductive sparks at the top of the lineup. up seven hits, walked three and struck out 12. Paul Konerko, Chicago White Sox I’m sure he can still handle himself Scott Downs, Los Angeles Angels He has played close to 2,000 games quite well in center. He has yet to homer Every bullpen needs two left- to turn to the recently retired Ivan Ro- for the White Sox after both the and has as many strikeouts as hits (19). handers. Downs limited left-handed driguez, we decided to include only Carlos Gonzalez, Colorado Dodgers and Reds traded him. This is RIGHT FIELD hitters to a .179 average last season. active players. And since his name is After a disappointing season in 2011, CarGo likely to be his third straight .300-30- Ichiro Suzuki, Seattle Matt Thornton, Chicago White Sox Molina, he is tough to steal against. has returned to the level Colorado fans expect. 100 season. Ichiro is not the same player that ar- Opponents are batting .216 this sea- David Ortiz, Boston Last week he led the majors with four home SECOND BASE rived in the States in 2001, but he’s still son as the White Sox are asking him Since this writer still refuses to rec- runs and 11 RBIs. He batted .391 with a 1.395 Michael Young, Texas borderline All-Star quality. to get tough outs every night it seems. ognize the designated hitter in my line- OPS and scored seven runs. There’s not much to choose from STARTING PITCHERS SETUP MEN ups, Ortiz would be a serious weapon here. At least Young has played 433 Tim Hudson, Atlanta Fernando Rodney, Tampa Bay coming off the bench. games in his career at second base, and I know he’s been injured, but he ap- From Soriano to Farnsworth and now Todd Helton, Colorado Johan Santana, New York he can still hit like a 30-year-old. pears to be healthy and ready to lead Rodney, the Rays’ bullpen doesn’t seem Helton gives the team some punch After failing to score in the first 18 innings THIRD BASE the Braves’ rotation. to miss a beat. off the bench and is a solid defensive while Santana was on the mound this season, replacement for Konerko. the Mets finally broke through getting three Chipper Jones, Atlanta Ted Lilly, Los Angeles Dodgers Rafael Betancourt, Colorado runs in his last start, before the bullpen blew It would be nice if either Jones or A- He’s 2-0 with a sub-1.00 ERA and It was tempting to take Joe Nathan Lance Berkman, St. Louis the game in extra innings. Last week Santana Rod could play second base. Both de- WHIP after three starts. While those for this role, but Betancourt has proven Berkman is a switch-hitter who still pitched 12.2 innings and struck out 16. He al- serve to be in the lineup. Jones seems trends won’t continue, he’s still a reli- to be consistent even in Colorado. believes he can play the outfield. Truth lowed five hits and five walks for a 0.79 WHIP to have grown into more of a winner. able No. 3 starter for the Dodgers. CLOSER is, he probably can as well, or better, and 0.71 ERA. SHORTSTOP Jamie Moyer, Colorado Mariano Rivera, New York Yankees than Soriano. Health is a huge issue. Derek Jeter, New York Yankees Anyone who is older than me can This may be the only position where John McDonald, Arizona There can be no argument here. Just have a spot on this roster. His 3.14 the old guys have an edge. We would Edging out Alex Gonzalez and Will Middlebrooks, Boston when you think Jeter might be slow- ERA easily earns a spot in the rotation. rely on Rivera to save big games for Marco Scutaro, McDonald provides The heir apparent to Kevin Youkilis has all the ing down, he carries a .400 batting av- Bronson Arroyo, Cincinnati us, no matter the age restrictions. some defensive help off the bench. tools to be a power-hitting third baseman in the erage into late April. Last season looked like the end for BENCH Jerry Hariston, Jr., Los Angeles Dodgers big leagues. He began his pro career at age 19 LEFT FIELD Arroyo, but 2012 has brought new life Alex Rodriguez, New York Yankees No matter who he plays for or what at Lowell and has progressed steadily ever Alfonso Soriano, Chicago Cubs with just two walks in 26.2 innings and Hard to believe that A-Rod is on the position he plays, Hairston contributes since. He played at three levels last season, He’s turned himself into an horrific a 2.70 ERA in a hitter’s park. bench. But Chipper would be out of with his bat, glove and on the bases. ending the year at Triple-A, where he struggled Bartolo Colon, Oakland the lineup enough for Rodriguez to get WILL BE ELIGIBLE NEXT SEASON at .161 with two home runs and eight RBIs in outfielder and has some horrific holes We have no idea what to make of Jose Valverde, Detroit 16 games. This season is a totally different in his swing. Other than that, the Cubs plenty of chances. should be excited about the $54 mil- Colon’s unbelievable comeback. He’s Jose Molina, Tampa Bay Rafael Furcal, St. Louis story. He’s batting .348 with nine dingers and Carlos Beltran, St. Louis 27 ribbies in just 23 games. lion they owe him for 2012-14. allowed less than one base runner per As tempting as it was inning over first 34 frames this season. Roy Halladay, Philadelphia

May 2, 1954 0 Runs scored by the St. Louis Cardinals while Adam Wainwright was in the game during his first four starts In 2009, three players each got six The Cardinals’ Stan Musial hit five home runs in a this season, spanning 20 innings. hits in a game. No player has ac- double-header, collecting nine RBIs on the day. He complished that since then. Can 2.05 ERA of the first-place Texas Rangers’ bullpen. homered three times in the first game, a 10-6 win you name those three players who over the Giants. He followed with two in the night- 5.26 ERA of the last-place Los Angeles Angels’ bullpen. got six hits in a game in 2009? cap in the 9-7 loss. An eight-year-old Nate Colbert .249 Cumulative batting average in the major leagues this season, the lowest for a season in the DH Era. In 1972, was in the stands that day at Sportsman’s Park. Col- the season prior to the DH rule, the majors’ average was .244. The league batting average has declined each bert would become the only player to match the year since 2006. five-home run day in 1972 for San Diego. May 1, 1991 16 Home runs by the Dodgers’ Matt Kemp and Andre Ethier in 163 at-bats. Their teammates have combined for Rickey Henderson stole the 939th base of his career just three homers in 545 at-bats.

to break the all-time record held by Lou Brock. Hen- Consecutive games with a hit by the Giants’ Pablo Sandoval to start this season. Before being held hitless 20 Diego. San of Gonzalez Adrian and

derson was caught trying to steal earlier in the game. by the Padres on Saturday, Sandoval established a new San Francisco mark for a hitting streak to start Pittsburgh of Sanchez Freddy Texas,

TRIVIA ANSWER: TRIVIA Later that evening, Nolan Ryan of Texas no-hit the the season, beating the old mark of 16 set by Willie Mays in 1961. of Kinsler Ian Blue Jays, the seventh no-hitter of his career. AP Images

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