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50 CENTS • Vol. 59, No. 174 WEDNESDAY, MAY 19, 2010 www.mydailysentinel.com OBITUARIES Alleged cultivation, accidents investigated Page A5 • Jerry Johnson, Sr. BY BETH SERGENT Spaun recently respond- ijuana plant as well as marijuana which is classi- County Sheriff’s Office, [email protected] ed to a home at 22 Point two sets of four starter fied as a minor misde- Patrolman Chris Pitchford • Lura Belle Snyder Lane after an anonymous plants nearby. meanor. Officers said in of the Middleport Police POMEROY — The caller advised residents Kulchar cited Bruce E. all, nine starter plants Department, Matthew alleged cultivation of at that home were Hutchinson, 40, Pomeroy, were found near the home Donahue of the Meigs marijuana and several allegedly moving mari- with cultivation of mari- on Point Lane — one in County Prosecuting traffic accidents are cur- juana outside into the juana and drug parapher- the 5 gallon bucket and Attorney’s Office. rently under investiga- woods. Kulchar reported nalia in Pomeroy Mayor’s eight in separate plastic Kevin E. Heaton, Gunpowder tion by the Pomeroy he and Spaun investigat- Court. He was also served flower pots. Assisting in Pomeroy, was cited for Police Department. ed the woods near the with a warrant for failure this case were Deputies assured clear distance Patrolman John house, finding a five-gal- to comply. Hutchinson Jeff Morris and Adam in bunker Kulchar and Sgt. Ronald lon bucket with one mar- denied cultivating the Smith of the Meigs Please see Reports, A5 owned by Pa. company Tucker, Taylor SHS top grads Wilson BY DELYSSA HUFFMAN [email protected] Honorarians to hold POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. — While the West named Virginia Fire Marshal’s ‘telephone office continues the BY BETH SERGENT investigation into [email protected] Monday morning’s town hall’ explosion at the RACINE — Lynzee Event set for McClintic Wildlife Carole Tucker of Letart Management Area in Falls and Breanna Marie 6:30 p.m. today Mason County, many Taylor of Racine have been chosen as valedicto- SENTINEL STAFF are wondering what [email protected] companies have bunkers rian and salutatorian, in the area. respectively, for WASHINGTON — Authorities said Southern High School’s U.S. Rep. Charlie Tuesday that Hyper Class of 2010. Wilson, D-St. Clairsville, Ammunition, based in In all, there are 50 will host a telephone Pennsylvania, owns the graduates tentatively town hall meeting today bunker that exploded on scheduled to receive their for residents of Ohio’s Monday. diplomas during gradua- Sixth Congressional According to Dave tion ceremonies which District. The event is McClung, area manager begin at 8 p.m., Sunday, scheduled to begin at of the wildlife area, May 23 inside the 6:30 p.m. and will last for Hyper Ammunition Charles W. Hayman about an hour. owner Richard King has Gymnasium. Graduation “On the heels of leased the bunkers for 23 will include speeches President Obama’s visit years and actually owns from both Tucker and to Ohio, I know people several of them. Taylor. want to continue talking McClung also said that Tucker is the daughter about creating jobs and other companies do of Allen and Deanna turning our economy lease out bunkers Tucker and plans on around,” Wilson said. through the state attending Ohio University Obama spoke Tuesday Department of Natural to study business. Tucker at V&M STAR, a pipe Resources, which owns has been chosen to manufacturing plant in all property in the receive the Dr. James H. Youngstown, promoting wildlife area. and Nellie Rowley and defending his eco- Old gunpowder was Jewell-Manasseh Cutler nomic strategies that found in the debris at the Scholars Award which include the economic bunker’s location, about provides a “full ride” to stimulus spending, tax five miles north of Point OU, including tuition, credits and extended Pleasant. The gunpowder room and board and edu- unemployment benefits. was being stored in the cational enrichment trips According to a press bunker and was slated for during the summer. release issued Tuesday resale. Tucker said this is a “huge by Wilson’s office, short- Everything stored in honor” and is also appre- ly before 6:30 p.m. today King’s bunker and oth- ciative for being recog- (Wednesday), phone ers is regulated by the nized as a Franklin B. calls will be made to U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Walter Scholar. about 40,000 homes Tobacco, Firearms and Tucker’s activities across the Sixth District. Explosives in while at SHS include soft- Anyone who answers Charleston. ball, basketball, National will be given the option Honor Society president, of participating in the class president, Spanish forum. club, calculus club, drama Beth Sergent/photo Residents who wish to club, yearbook. As for her Lynzee Carole Tucker of Letart Falls (right) and Breanna Marie Taylor of Racine participate, but don’t have been chosen as valedictorian and salutatorian, respectively, for Southern WEATHER Please see SHS, A5 High School’s Class of 2010. Please see Wilson, A5 Turkey harvest up for third year Meigs and Gallia both show increase SENTINEL STAFF preliminary harvest num- [email protected] ber of 18,936. High: Upper 60s. Ashtabula County again Low: 50. COLUMBUS — led the state in the number Hunters checked 21,909 of turkeys killed with 923. wild turkeys during Counties with additional Ohio’s four-week, high harvest numbers Eastern High School Meigs High School Southern High School statewide spring turkey- were: Clermont-664; valedictorian valedictorian valedictorian hunting season that Harrison and Tuscarawas- INDEX Hannah Hysell Darby Gilmore Lynzee Tucker ended May 16, according 621; Guernsey-618; to the Ohio Department Highland-612; Adams- 2 SECTIONS — 12 PAGES of Natural Resources 606; Trumbull-588; Local graduates honored by WSAZ (ODNR), Division of Monroe-576; and Calendars A3 Coshocton-563. SENTINEL STAFF Lynzee Tucker of will continue through Wildlife. In addition to the Classifieds B2-4 [email protected] Southern. June 20. While neither Meigs Over two hundred top Honorees individual nor Gallia were in the top turkeys taken during the POMEROY — The scholars, from 32 counties pictures and video PSA’s ten both registered an regular season, young Comics B5 valedictorians in Meigs within the West Virginia, can also be viewed at increase this year over hunters harvested County’s graduating Ohio and Kentucky www.wsaz.com/bestofth 2009. A total of 393 another 2,184 birds dur- Editorials A4 classes in Eastern, WSAZ viewing area, are eclass or by clicking on turkeys were taken in ing a special hunt for Meigs and Southern featured in public service the “Best of the Class” Meigs, 22 over last year, ages 17 and younger Sports B Section High Schools are being announcements that were tile on the WSAZ.com while in Gallia County held April 17-18. honored in the WSAZ there was an increase of The Division of videotaped during a lun- home page. Wildlife estimates that © 2010 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. NewsChannel 3 salute cheon held at the WSAZ celebrates grad- 162, from 333 in 2009 to to the “Best of the Class Huntington Museum of uating seniors each year 495 this year. more than 70,000 people The state-wide prelimi- hunted turkeys during the 2010.” Art on April 26. with this nationally season. Prior to the start They are Hannah The announcements acclaimed program. This nary totals represent of the spring hunting sea- Hysell of Eastern, Darby began airing on WSAZ year marks the 26th nearly a 16 percent Gilmore of Meigs, and beginning Monday and anniversary for the event. increase over last year’s Please see Turkey, A5 Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Page A2 The Daily Sentinel NATION • WORLD Wednesday, May 19, 2010 NYC car bomb suspect in Interior secretary acknowledges lax oil regulation BY H. JOSEF HEBERT called it more complicat- Congress needs to figure oil. She said tar balls until a safety report is court 2 weeks AND FREDERIC J. ed than any spill he’s what must be done to already found on the completed on the BP spill FROMMER ever seen. make sure it never hap- Florida Keys may have later this month. ASSOCIATED PRESS “What we’re basically pens again. stemmed from the origi- Deputy Interior after arrest trying to do is protect the While the cause of the nal BP rig explosion on Secretary David Hayes NEW YORK (AP) — WASHINGTON — whole coast at one time,” accident at the well has April 20 and not the flow told the committee that The suspect in a botched Grilled by skeptical law- Allen said. yet to be pinpointed, of oil from the well and about a dozen applica- car bombing in Times makers, Interior New underwater video information uncovered pipes at sea bottom. tions were approved after Square appeared in court Secretary Ken Salazar on released by BP PLC, the so far raises the question That assessment gave April 20, but were sus- Tuesday on terrorism and Tuesday acknowledged oil giant that owns a of where the Minerals little solace to Sen. Bill pended on May 6 before weapons charges for the his agency had been lax majority interest in the Management Service Nelson, D-Fla., who said work began. first time since his arrest in overseeing offshore blown well, showed oil was, Bingaman said. the possibility that oil Obama plans to estab- two weeks ago, mutter- drilling activities and that and gas erupting under “It is long past time to could be flowing in a cur- lish a presidential com- ing one word about an may have contributed to pressure in large, dark drain the safety and envi- rent that moves toward mission to look into the affidavit on his finances. the disastrous oil spill in clouds from its crippled ronmental swamp that is the keys and within a disaster, modeled on Faisal Shahzad, a the Gulf of Mexico. blowout preventer safety MMS,” declared Sen. mile of southern those for the 1986 explo- Pakistan-born U.S. citi- “There will be tremen- device on the ocean floor. Ron Wyden, D-Ore. Florida’s beaches is “the sion of the space shuttle zen, said “yes” when dous lessons to be The leaks resembled a “This agency has been in nightmare”’ he has long Challenger and the 1979 asked to confirm the learned here,” Salazar geyser on land. The five- denial about safety prob- feared from offshore oil nuclear accident at Three affidavit. Shahzad, 30, told a Senate panel in his minute clip apparently lems for years.” drilling. Mile Island in his hair a bit longer than first appearance before was recorded late Sen. John Barrasso, R- Salazar said there are Pennsylvania. in photos splashed Congress since the April Saturday and Sunday Wyo., pointed to an AP “robust regulations” on Salazar cautioned around the world, was 20 blowout and explo- afternoon from aboard a investigation that found offshore drilling that against overreaction, not- led out court in a gray sion on the Deepwater remotely operated sub- that rig that exploded was need to be enforced and ing that the Gulf waters sweat suit after a 10- Horizon rig. marine. allowed to operate “with- some — such as those on produce nearly a third of minute hearing. His appearances before Salazar, testifying out safety documentation the blowout protector the nation’s oil. He said He did not enter a plea two of the three Senate before the Senate Energy required by government that failed — that need to the Challenger disaster to five felony charges panels holding hearings and Natural Resources regulations” and that the be improved. But, he delayed the space pro- against him. Tuesday on the giant oil Committee, promised an government conducted insisted, “the conclusion gram for 2 1/2 years and Magistrate Judge spill came as federal offi- overhaul of federal regu- fewer oil rig inspections that this is an unregulated Three Mile Island “shut James C. Francis read cials kept a wary eye on lations and said blame for than it initially claimed industry is not correct.” down the nuclear indus- him his rights, including the expanding dimen- the BP spill rests with and less than its policy And Salazar, a former try for 30 years.” his right to remain silent, sions of the problem. The both industry and the requires. senator from Colorado, White House and warned him that any- government increased government, particularly BP said Tuesday it was put some of the blame on spokesman Bill Burton thing he might say could the area of the Gulf his agency’s Minerals collecting about 84,000 Congress. A law specify- said an executive order be used against him. where fishing is shut Management Service. gallons a day from a ing that approval of a on the presidential com- Assistant U.S. down to 46,000 square “We need to clean up mile-long tube drawing deepwater drilling per- mission would come out Attorney Randall miles, or about 19 per- that house,” Salazar said oil from the blown-out mit must be approved soon, possibly this week. Jackson asked that cent of federal waters. of the service. While well to a ship on the sur- within 30 days “is an Acting U.S. Fish and Shahzad be detained That’s up from about 7 most of the agency’s face. But it cautioned that impediment to being Wildlife Service Director without bail. His attor- percent before. 1,700 employees are reli- increasing the flow able to do the kind of Rowan Gould says the ney, assistant public Government scientists able and trustworthy, he through the tube would assessment that’s needed spill’s effects could be defender Julia Gatto, were anxiously survey- said, there were “a few be difficult. to be done,” he said. The felt for decades and may agreed, saying she was ing the Gulf to determine bad apples.” Jane Lubchenco, MMS has been criticized never be fully known not prepared to argue for if the oil had entered a President Barack administrator of the for rushing through BP’s because so many affected bail. powerful current that Obama, who has decried National Oceanic and permit for the creatures live far off- Gatto asked during the could take it to Florida the “cozy relationship” Atmospheric Deepwater Horizon well shore. hearing if Shahzad could and eventually up the between government Administration, told the without an additional Federal officials said be provided with halal East Coast. Tar balls that regulators and the ener- Senate Commerce broad environmental they don’t know whether meals in custody. She washed up on Florida’s gy industry, has pro- Committee it is still impact review, some- the spill is to blame for didn’t comment after- Key West were shipped posed splitting the unclear whether any of thing that would have the 189 dead sea turtles, ward and didn’t immedi- to a Coast Guard labora- agency into two parts to the oil from the spill has taken much longer than birds and other animals ately return a phone mes- tory in Connecticut to separate regulatory reached the powerful a month. that have been found sage seeking comment. determine if they came duties from those who Gulf current that would Salazar denied reports along Gulf coastlines Authorities say from the Gulf spill. collect royalty fees from take it to the Florida that MMS had approved since the oil spill started. Shahzad, an ex-budget Coast Guard Admiral oil and gas companies. Keys and possibly a number of new oil Officials said they don’t analyst from Bridgeport, Thad Allen told the Sen. Jeff Bingaman, D- beyond. drilling applications in know how many were Conn., had voluntarily Senate Commerce N.M., the committee But if that were to hap- deep waters of the Gulf killed by oil or chemical waived his rights to an Committee the growing chairman, said the pen, said Lubchenco, “it since the Deepwater dispersants. Barbara initial court appearance size and scattershot panel’s mission was to would likely be signifi- Horizon explosion and Schroeder of NOAA’s while he was cooperat- nature of the oil spill was decipher “the cascade of cantly weathered and spill. He said no new fisheries program said ing. creating “several chal- failures that caused the degraded and possibly deep water drilling has necropsies have not Shahzad, of lenges” in containing it catastrophic blowout.” In diluted” and be in the begun since April 20, and detected oil in the bodies Bridgeport, Conn., was and cleaning it up. He addition, he said, form of tar balls not fresh no wells will be drilled of the sea turtles. arrested May 3 on a Dubai-bound plane at John F. Kennedy International Airport on charges he drove an SUV U.S., major powers agree on new Iran sanctions rigged with a homemade WASHINGTON (AP) Iranian officials and to the efforts undertaken Tehran by Brazil’s U.N. diplomats said the car bomb into Times — The United States institutions. by Tehran over the last President Luiz Inacio sanctions would be pre- Square two nights earlier, won agreement from The agreement few days as any we Lula da Silva who has sented to the entire 15- sending thousands of China, Russia and other appeared to be a signifi- could provide,” she told fought against a new member Security tourists into a panic on a major powers on tough cant victory for the the Senate Foreign round of sanctions. Council at a 4 p.m. meet- busy Saturday night. The new sanctions against Obama administration, Relations Committee. Both Silva and Turkish ing Tuesday. bomb didn’t explode, and Iran’s nuclear program which doggedly pursued “We don’t believe it was Prime Minister Recep Ahead of that meeting, no one was hurt. Tuesday, a day after sanctions since Iran any accident that Iran Tayyip Erdogan, who U.N. Secretary-General The U.S. attorney’s Tehran sought to stave rebuffed U.S. overtures agreed to this declara- was also in Tehran for Ban Ki-moon said Iran office said Tuesday off penalties through a last year. The pursuit was tion as we were prepar- the announcement, has failed to meet its Shahzad is charged with urged the international international obligations attempted use of deal to swap nuclear complicated by initial ing to move forward in materials. resistance from Russia New York.” community to support on its nuclear program weapons of mass the deal. and called on Tehran to destruction and attempt- Secretary of State and China, either of In Tehran, the Iranian Hillary Rodham Clinton which could have vetoed foreign ministry said “I think Iran has taken comply with the ing acts of terrorism tran- a leap forward,” Erdogan International Atomic scending national bound- told a Senate committee the deal. before Clinton’s that the five veto-wield- But in recent weeks, announcement it expect- told on Tuesday. Energy Agency’s aries, each carrying a But in her testimony in demands, said U.N. maximum life term. ing members of the U.N. Russia and China have ed the U.S. and its allies Security Council — been persuaded to sup- to accept a nuclear fuel Washington, Clinton spokesman Martin He’s charged with repeated the U.S. skepti- Nesirky. using a destructive Britain, China, France, port increased pressure swap deal despite their Russia and the U.S. — on Iran. initial skepticism. cism about the agree- The secretary-general device in an attempted ment, saying “there are a said Iran’s deal with violent crime, punishable along with Germany Perhaps more signifi- “If the Western coun- would present the full cantly, Clinton’s tries continue seeking number of unanswered Turkey and Brazil “could by up to 30 years in questions regarding the be a positive step in prison; transporting and council with a draft res- announcement came just excuses, it will be clear olution later Tuesday, one day after Iran, Brazil that they are not after a announcement coming building confidence receiving explosives, from Tehran.” about Iran’s nuclear pro- punishable by up to 10 capping months of and Turkey said they had solution to the issue and diplomatic maneuvering agreed on a plan for Iran have no logical option on Clinton telephoned gram, if followed by years; and attempting to other foreign ministers broader engagement with damage and destroy and painstaking negotia- to swap nuclear materi- the table,” ministry tions. als. spokesman Ramin working on the sanctions the International Atomic property with fire and resolution over the Energy Agency and the explosives, punishable Clinton said she spent Many believed the last- Mehmanparast said. Tuesday morning on the minute agreement would U.S. and European weekend, contending international communi- by five to 20 years. that in the U.S. view the ty,” Nesirky said. Since his arrest, phone with Russian blunt the U.S.-led drive officials had warned the Shahzad “has provided Foreign Minister Sergey for a fourth round of U.N Brazilian-Turkish-bro- Iran fuel swap proposal The Vienna-based valuable intelligence Lavrov “finalizing the penalties on Iran. kered proposal allows did not go far enough, IAEA has received the from which further resolution.” Clinton said the sanc- Iran to keep enriching one State Department text of the Iran-Turkey- investigative action has Details were not tions deal was a rejection uranium, keeping the official said, speaking Brazil pact and expects been taken,” the U.S. immediately released, of Iran’s efforts to fore- door open to pursuit of a anonymously because of written confirmation of attorney’s office in but the sanctions are stall penalties. nuclear weapon. the sensitivity of the the terms from Tehran, Manhattan said in a state- expected to broaden eco- “This announcement is The swap was conclud- issue. Nesirky said. ment Tuesday. nomic penalties on as convincing an answer ed during a visit to Page A3 The Daily Sentinel BY THE BEND Wednesday, May 19, 2010 EHS Class of 2000 Smithsonian exhibit coming to plans reunion The Gallery at 409 in Point Pleasant REEDSVILLE — The Athens from 8 to 11 p.m. Eastern High School There will be a family POINT PLEASANT, shows ocean oddities Pitcairn will be avail- 26 and May 27 at 7 p.m. Class of 2000 will be friendly picnic Saturday W.Va. — The such as marine iguanas of able for personal intro- each evening with a fee having its 10-year class at noon at Forked Run Smithsonian’s National the Galapagos, the only duction at a VIP reception of $5 per person. reunion Friday evening State Park under the first Museum of Natural seagoing lizard, and the hosted by the Gallery at Wednesday May 26, May 21 and Saturday shelter house. Each fami- History in Washington huge Mola Mola off 409, 409 Main St, Point 2010 at 7 p.m. Tickets - afternoon May 22. ly is encouraged to bring DC., Feodor Pitcairn California, an ocean sun- Pleasant, W.Va. Tuesday, $5 each Friday evening will be their own food and Productions and The fish that reaches May 25, beginning at All proceeds and dona- an adults only event at drinks. For more infor- Gallery at 409 in Point wingspans of up to 14 7:30. Tickets are Limited. tions will benefit local arts Red Brick Tavern & mation call Josh Will, pleasant is bringing feet. There are whale The charge is $20 each and education through the Grill’s Bullpen room in 740-416-3025. “Ocean Odyssey” to sharks cruising through which includes beverages non-profit museum of the Mason County. the mist at a spawning and horsdoeuvres. Gallery at 409. According to a news event in Belize and a There will be two night- This presentation has release from the Gallery, pugnacious garibaldi fish ly showings of “Ocean been made possible by ASK DR. BROTHERS Ocean Odyssey includes protecting his nest, along Odyssey” at the Lillian & donations from Feodor a presentation by Feo with damselfish in their Paul Wedge Auditorium Pitcairn Productions, the Pitcairn, a pioneer in coral reef habitat. in the Point Pleasant public and the support of underwater production, Pitciarn will be available Junior and Senior High art education for children How much help Pitcairn traveled with his for a question and answer School, beginning at 7 from AEP’s River team to some of the period and will share his p.m. Pitcairn will also be Division. world’s most remote and knowledge of conserva- speaking both evenings. For more information is too much? magical ocean places to tion, restoration and pro- There will be no charge or to purchase tickets, Dear Dr. Brothers: My capture stunning footage tection of marine ecosys- for school youth. please call The Gallery extremely smart niece has of marine ecosystems. tems, which are all essen- Other presentations at 409, (304) 675-2530 just started the process of The video presentation tial to human survival. will be at 7 p.m. on May or email applying to different col- leges. With her grades, she most likely will have her pick of schools. My Community Calendar sister — who has always been a little controlling — seems to have gone ballis- Meigs County Fire call 992-3214 by community dinner, 4:30-6 tic in “helping” her with Public Association meeting, Tuesday. p.m., Dave Diles Park, her applications. She meetings 7:30 p.m. at the REEDSVILLE — hosted by Heath United sometimes writes her Dr. Joyce Brothers Middleport Fire Station. Riverview Garden Club, Methodist Church, serv- daughter’s essays for her, Wednesday, May 19 Ohio State Highway regular meeting, 7:30 ing hamburgers, hot and has gone as far as tak- TUPPERS PLAINS — Patrolman to be the p.m., Hickory Hills dogs, baked beans, pota- ing a leave of absence there all the time. Last Eastern Local Board of speaker. Critique and Church of Christ building. to salad, desserts. from her job to devote week, he was there a total Education, regular ses- update on disaster drill. more time to her daughter. of 80 hours! And it’s not sion, 6:30 p.m., Eastern Thursday, May 20 Church events How do I get her to just like he really needs to be Library conference room. POMEROY — The stop? — D.D. there — he has a very Monday, May 24 Meigs County Retired Wednesday, May 19 Dear D.D.: It is nice of competent manager and RACINE — Southern Teachers will meet for a POMEROY — you to want to step in — I staff. I’m beginning to Local Board of noon luncheon and Spaghetti dinner at New assume on behalf of your think there really might Education, regular meet- meeting at the Meigs Beginnings U.M. Church niece, who probably has be something weird going ing, 6 p.m., high school County Library, on Second St., had her mom to lean on on with him. — G.Y. media room. Pomeroy. John Costanzo Pomeroy. Serving 4:30 her entire life and has no Dear G.Y.: There is no POMEROY — of the Athens-Meigs to 6 p.m. Free - dona- reason to quit now. You question that starting a Veterans Service Educational Service tions accepted. didn’t say as much, but I new business — especial- Commission, regular Center, will speak. Thursday, May 20 suppose you are feeling ly in this tough economy, meeting, 9 a.m., 117 Reservations for lunch MIDDLEPORT — Free that she is a big girl now, where new ventures are Memorial Drive. and she should be stand- failing along with old ones ing on her own two feet. — requires a lot of stami- Clubs and But there’s the problem na, true grit, hard work — if your sister has been and long, long hours. It organizations “helping” her all the way, may be that you and your she might not be so great husband didn’t sit down Wednesday, May 19 at doing her own thing. together and discuss the MIDDLEPORT — It’s impossible to tell if way his dream would her good grades are from change your lives, but it her own native intelli- certainly is not too late to gence and/or hard work, do so. Now that he has or mostly a result of your things under way, he may sister’s intervention. be ready to assess more In any case, I doubt very accurately what he wants much whether your asking or needs his role to be — your sister to stop is going perhaps the new staff just to have any effect, other needs the extra oversight than possibly making her for a little longer and then upset with you. I don’t they can be on their own. know if you have kids, but Or maybe your husband the time spent applying to just enjoys participating in colleges is an extremely the business and doesn’t stressful one in most every want to miss a thing. But family’s life. There is a you surely deserve to have tremendous amount of your needs considered as pressure, and it’s probably well. not going to be productive You may be worried that for you to tell your sister to your husband is turning “just stop.” What can you into a workaholic. It’s a do? I suppose just ride this common problem around one out, be as supportive the world, with the num- as possible to your niece ber of workaholic workers and when she does get that in countries like Japan hit- acceptance envelope, help ting 20 percent. But unless her celebrate her success. your husband is driven to Then you will have some work such long hours as time to start helping your an escape from his person- sister wean herself away al or marital problems and from being overinvolved seems overly invested in in your niece’s academic his image based on the career. Distract her if you success of the business, can by helping her focus you shouldn’t have to on some of your mutual worry that he is addicted. interests after the girl goes He simply is a new busi- to college. ness owner trying to figure • • • out his role and the best Dear Dr. Brothers: My plan for being a success. husband’s dream of open- The International Labor ing his own coffee shop Organization says that finally came true this more than 50 hours at year. But it’s become kind work per week can indi- of a nightmare for my cate a problem, for future family and me. He so reference! much wants the shop to (c) 2010 by King be successful that he’s Features Syndicate Page A4 OOPINION Wednesday, May 19, 2010

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YOUR OPINION Hats off Dear Editor: I am writing this to let the good folks of Meigs County know what kind of a terrific show was recently held at Eastern High School. The show, “Boots, Fiddles, and Blue Suede Shoes,” was put on by Harry Gorrell, a native Meigs Countian. His primary goal was not to make money, but to entertain, and that he did. He had tribute artists Doug Brewin, Sherry Gordon, Ronny Craig, Randall Sloter, and our A penny saved is a dollar spent own Dwight Icenhower, portraying singers, George Jones, Tammy Wynette, Dolly Pardon, Sec. of Defense Robert Gates that military deployed to all Alan Jackson, Willie Nelson and Elvis Presley. paid a visit Abilene, Kan., four corners of the globe to They all had uncanny resemblances to the stars home of the Dwight D. keep a nonexistent threat in they represented not to mention their vocals. He Eisenhower Presidential also had Heaven’s Rush, Northwest Territory, check. The military threats that Promiseland Band, all of which were phenomenal. Library. While there, he deliv- exist are largely regional in The Polaris or Nashville could not have put on ered a speech that invoked the Charles nature and we should let the a show any better than the one we enjoyed. eponymous President’s “pas- Pena countries in those regions — Hats off to Harry Gorrell, his wife Donna, and sionate belief that the U.S. mostly wealthy allies more all who were involved in producing such an enter- should spend as much as neces- than able to pay for their own taining evening. This was the fifth year in a row sary on national defense — but defense — shoulder the burden that he has organized this event and it was the best not one penny more.” of their own security. Gates then announced that he yet is larger than the next 13 navies It’s not simply a question of If Harry is gracious enough to put on a sixth was directing the Department combined, 11 of which belong year concert, please be advised Meigs County. of Defense — both military and dollars. The massive U.S. mili- to allies and partners? Is it a tary footprint is actually a Check it out, “You Won’t Be Sorry.” civilian components — to take dire threat that by 2020 the Kay Bailey a hard look at their so-called detriment to U.S. national United States will have only 20 security. Even beyond the cur- Chester requirements “to cut our over- times more advanced stealth head costs and to transfer those fighters than China? rent unnecessary occupations savings to force structure and Unfortunately, he was unable in Iraq and Afghanistan, the modernization within the pro- or unwilling to own up to the U.S. military presence overseas TODAY IN HISTORY grammed budget.” As only the answer, which is simply: No. — a reflection of intervention- Today is Wednesday, May 19, the 139th day of Pentagon can, this is being Since the end of the Cold ist foreign policy practiced by 2010. There are 226 days left in the year. described as a “big cut” in the War, defense spending has Republicans and Democrats Today’s Highlight in History: budget. essentially doubled. Yet actual alike — acts as a lightning rod On May 19, 1935, British Army officer T.E. The reality is that the likely direct military threats to the to whip up vehement anti- Lawrence, also known as “Lawrence of Arabia,” savings will be $10 to $15 bil- United States have diminished. American sentiment that is a died in Dorset, England six days after being injured lion; certainly a lot of money, Gone is the former Soviet stepping stone to terrorism. in a motorcycle crash. but only a small fraction — Union and no hegemonic Gates’ desire to trim defense On this date: less than 3 percent — of the superpower has arisen in its spending is certainly In 1536, Anne Boleyn, the second wife of projected $570 billion baseline place. To be sure, Russia still admirable. Indeed, he ques- England’s King Henry VIII, was beheaded after for the FY 2012 defense bud- has an arsenal of long-range tioned whether the Defense being convicted of adultery. get. nuclear weapons, but the U.S. Department’s spendthrift ways In 1780, a mysterious darkness enveloped much Gates asked some unexpect- strategic arsenal acts as a pow- of New England and part of Canada in the early are “respectful of the American edly pointed questions for a sit- erful deterrent — not just taxpayer at a time of economic afternoon. ting Secretary of Defense: against Russia, but also China and fiscal duress.” But his In 1921, Congress passed, and President Should we really be up in and any other country with Warren G. Harding signed, the Emergency Quota arms over a temporary project- nuclear weapons. Furthermore, approach — cutting overhead Act, which established national quotas for immi- ed shortfall of about 100 Navy no country possesses long- to help fund new projects — is, grants. and Marine strike fighters rela- range conventional means to at best, penny-wise and pound- In 1943, in an address to the U.S. Congress, tive to the number of carrier bridge either the Pacific or foolish. British Prime Minister Winston Churchill pledged wings, when America’s mili- Atlantic Oceans to invade (Charles V. Peña is Senior his country’s full support in the fight against Japan. America. In other words, we Fellow at the Independent In 1962, during a Democratic fundraiser at New tary possesses more than 3,200 tactical combat aircraft of all are relatively safe. Institute in Oakland, Calif., and York’s Madison Square Garden, actress Marilyn author of “Winning the Un-War: Monroe sang “Happy Birthday to You” to guest-of- kinds? Does the number of As such, we don’t need the honor President John F. Kennedy. warships we have and are large military we have kept in A New Strategy for the War on building really put America at place since the end of the Cold Terrorism.” On the Internet at risk when the U.S. battle fleet War. And we don’t need to keep www.independent.org.) LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letters to the editor should be limited to 300 words. All letters are subject to editing, must be signed and include address and telephone number. No unsigned letters will be published. Letters should be in good taste, addressing issues, not person- alities. “Thank You” letters will not be accepted for publication.

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County, Texas. considered as a case eli- Sr., 75, Racine, died on Tuesday for a con- Dr. Paul Shrode, then The board cited con- gible for the death penal- Monday, May 17, 2010 at demned inmate sen- training in a medical fel- cerns by the 6th U.S. ty when creating the law. his home. tenced to die next month lowship at the Hamilton Circuit Court of Appeals “This case is not about Born Sept. 12, 1934 in for strangling his live-in County coroner’s office, that Nields’ death sen- robbery,” Pfeifer wrote. Rochester, Pa., he was the girlfriend. testified at Nields’ 1997 tence barely fit the defin- “It is about alcoholism, son of the late Ernest Dale The board ruled 4-3 in trial that bruising on the ition of capital punish- rage and rejection and Johnson and Emma Della favor of a sentence of life victim proved Nields ment under Ohio law. about Nields’ inability to Foreman Johnson. He was without the possibility of beat his girlfriend, then Juries in Ohio must cope with any of them.” a retired coal miner from parole for Richard returned 15 minutes later find offenders guilty of a Members of the parole Meigs Mine #2, attended Nields, who is scheduled to strangle her. serious secondary board “give significant Antiquity Baptist Church to die June 10. Nields, But the deputy coroner offense — such as rape, weight to Justice Pfeifer’s and was a devoted father, 59, killed Patricia who supervised Shrode arson or aggravated rob- opinion in that he was a husband and grandfather. Newsome during a 1997 at the time told the parole bery — in addition to member of the Ohio He was a member of argument in suburban board that Shrode’s con- aggravated murder to General Assembly in UMWA Local 1886. He was a loyal Steelers fan, an Cincinnati. clusions were not sup- recommend a death sen- 1981, and was one of the avid sports fan, and liked to garden. He was a former In its decision, the ported by science. tence. leading forces who helped member of Pomeroy Eagles #2171. board questioned the Dr. Robert Pfalzgraf, Nields was convicted write and enact Ohio’s He is survived by children, Jerry M. Johnson, Jr. validity of medical evi- then a deputy coroner, of aggravated robbery for current death penalty and his wife Debbie of Racine, Della L. Wolfe and her dence used at Nields’ said there was no scien- taking Newsome’s car statute,” the ruling said. husband Carl of Pomeroy, Michelle R. Graham of trial that helped support a tific evidence to support and money from her Three members voted Parkersburg, W.Va. and Jennifer K. Johnson of death sentence. The rul- how old the bruises on purse. But the appeals against clemency, point- Bucktown; sister, Bernice LaValley and her husband ing is only a recommen- Newsome’s body were. court questioned whether ing out that Nields had Bernard of Racine; grandchildren, Amanda, Curt, dation for Gov. Ted Nields’ attorneys those acts supported the threatened his girlfriend Carl, Rebecca, Catie, Gabby, Shawn, Gage and Strickland, who has the argued that Shrode, a robbery charge. in the past. They said the Gracie; great grandchildren, Jacob and Katlyn; step final say. recent medical school The board also cited a fact that he took grandchildren, Wendy, Tricia and Megan; step great The state has executed graduate who had not yet judge’s dissent in a 2001 Newsome’s car, money grandchildren, Taylor, Bryson, Morgan, Trey and 14 men since Strickland, completed his coroner’s decision by the Ohio and travelers’ checks Weston; son-in-law, Rodney Neigler of Racine; sister- a Democrat, took office fellowship, was not as Supreme Court that constituted aggravated in-law, Bonnie Johnson of California; several nieces in 2007. Of those cases, experienced as Pfalzgraf upheld Nields’ death sen- robbery. and nephew. the parole board twice but was chosen by prose- tence. They also said Nields In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death recommended mercy. cutors over Pfalzgraf to Justice Paul Pfeifer, tried to mislead police as by his wife, Dorothy; daughter, Valerie Neigler; Strickland followed the testify at trial. who helped write Ohio’s they investigated brothers, Dale Johnson, Ernest Johnson, Franklin board’s recommendation A message seeking death penalty law as a Newsome’s death. Johnson; and sister, Freda Cunningham. A funeral service will be held at 1 p.m., Thursday, May 20 at Roush Funeral Home, Ravenswood, W.Va. with Rev. Don Walker officiating. Burial will Ohio man gets to 26 years to life in wife’s death be in Letart Falls Cemetery. Friends may visit from 5-8 p.m., Wednesday, May 19 at the funeral home. CINCINNATI (AP) — after killing her. Her that the couple had mari- comment from defense Condolences may be expressed to the family at A man whose wife’s torso was found in a trash tal problems but said they attorney Simon Groner [email protected] or at www.joeroushfuneral- torso was found in a bag in a garbage can out- had been seeing a coun- was left at his office home.com. garbage can at their home side the couple’s subur- selor and were again Tuesday. William last year the day after he ban Delhi Township sleeping in the same bed. Mathews II, Strutz’s reported her missing was home Aug. 16, a day after He also said that while he other attorney, said only sentenced Tuesday to 26 her husband reported her had seen a couple of that the sentence “wasn’t Deaths years to life in prison for missing. women, he did not have any great surprise.” murdering and dismem- Strutz testified that he sex with them or tell them Strutz repeatedly bering her. did not kill his wife and he was getting a divorce, answered “I don’t know” John Strutz, 31, of sub- repeated that claim as some of them testified. when questioned about Lura Belle Snyder urban Cincinnati, was Tuesday in Hamilton Assistant Prosecutor what he thought hap- Lura Belle Snyder of Hockingport died Sunday, May convicted April 20 of one County Common Pleas Megan Shanahan called pened to his wife. 16, 2010 at Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital, count of murder, two Court. Strutz a “sick degener- A deputy coroner had Parkersburg, W.Va. Services will be held 11 a.m., counts of tampering with “You have made a mis- ate.” testified that the cause of Thursday, May 20, 2010 at Vanderhoof Baptist Church, evidence and one count take,” he told Judge John West told a defense death could not be deter- Coolville, with Pastor Craig Holler officiating. Burial of abuse of a corpse in West, who heard the case lawyer after the sentenc- mined but the death was will be in the Stewart Cemetery, Hockingport. Friends the slaying of Kristan after Strutz waived a jury ing that he thought Strutz ruled a homicide, partly may call Wednesday from 6-8 at the church. Strutz, 28. trial. “I am innocent.” was “evil to the core, and because the body was dis- You can sign the online guestbook at www.white- Prosecutors said Strutz Strutz acknowledged I don’t say that lightly.” membered and an effort schwarzelfuneralhome.com. cut up his wife’s body the prosecution’s claim A message seeking made to get rid of it.

For the Record Reports from Page A1 when a 1997 Mercury he was driving allegedly unknown vehicle on Dina C. Hupp, was driving allegedly failed to slow down, Lincoln Hill just past the Middleport. The accident Stabbing deemed accidental made contact with a 1997 striking a 2009 Ford dri- intersection with High occurred at 397 West Dodge driven by Ashley ven by Lian M. Hoffman, Street with the unknown Main Street. MIDDLEPORT — Middleport Chief of Police D. Payne, Middleport, at Middleport, which then vehicle leaving the scene. Dustin W. Bolin, Bruce Swift reports the stabbing which occurred the intersection of caused Hoffman to strike The left side of Albany, was cited for Saturday in a home on Brownell Ave. was accidental, Sycamore and East Main a 2005 Chrysler driven Hershman’s truck was assured clear distance according to his investigating officers. Streets. Spaun, who is by Amy R. Cremeans, damaged. The accident is when a 1992 Chevrolet Swift said Thomas Evans, 20, of Middleport investigating, reports Pomeroy. The accident being investigating by he was driving allegedly appears to have been walking through an apartment Heaton allegedly left the occurred at the intersec- Kulchar. rear ended a 2007 with a steak knife, fell and ended up accidentally stab- scene and was also cited tion of West Locust and Crystal A. Burnette, Hyundai driven by bing himself in the abdomen. Swift said there appears for leaving the scene of West Main Streets. The Point Pleasant, W.Va., Melissa R. Barton, to be no foul play and again, it was accidental. an accident as well as fic- accident is under investi- was cited for assured Racine. The accident Swift also said emergency personnel from Meigs titious license plates. gation by Spaun. clear distance when a occurred at the intersec- EMS treated Evans who was later flown by air med- Rebecca D. Nay, Jesse W. Hershman, 1997 Buick she was dri- tion of Nye Ave and CR ical helicopter to a trauma center for treatment of Racine, was cited for Pomeroy, reported a ving allegedly made con- 7A and is under investi- his injuries. assured clear distance 1995 Ford he was driving tact with the rear of a gation by Patrolman when a 2001 Ford she was struck by an 2005 Chevrolet driven by Dustin Maze.

Wilson from Page A1 from Page A1 want to wait for the phone call, can dial toll free (877) SHS 229-8493 to access the town hall. The PIN number for speech, Tucker said it will lowed by commence- graduating Class of 2010 Jonathan Douglas the call is 13016. focus on the future and ment advice for her fel- is: Dylan Nash Boso, Powell, Cyle Virgil According to the press release, in addition to the “how as seniors this is the low students. Brooke Kailyn Chadwell, James Rees, Corey economy, Wilson expects callers will want to discuss last time we’ll be together The SHS Class of 2010 Bradley Vincent Joseph Reitmire, Cody the recent health care legislation that was passed in and to cherish it.” also includes the follow- Coppick, Sean Nathaniel Lawrence Richards, Congress and signed into law by President Obama. Taylor, daughter of ing academic honorari- Coppick, Isaac Lee Bobbi Lea Riffle, Chelsi “I’m proud to act on behalf of the 12 counties that Greg and Patty Taylor, ans, in no particular order: Cummins, Kyle Robert Diane Ritchie, Jesse make up Ohio’s Sixth District and I’m eager to hear plans on attending West Bradley Vincent Coppick Cunningham, Taylor Dylan Ritchie, Colby from all the residents I represent,” Wilson said. “This Virginia Wesleyan of Syracuse, son of Jerry Wayne Deem, Cheyene McKenzie Roseberry, technology allows me to hear from so many people at College to study interna- and Lisa Coppick; Nicole Dunn, Justin Ira Dylan James Roush, once and that’s exciting.” tional business. Taylor Michael Brewer Manuel Eblin, James Dale Evans, Nathan Winnet Roush, Wilson is serving his second term in the U.S. House said she chose interna- of Racine, son of Lester Victoria Leigh Freeman, Dustin Mark Salser, of Representatives. He was first elected to office in tional business because Manuel and the late Carol Kayla Brianne Greenleaf, Stephanie Lynn 2006. He defeated Jim Renner, a contractor from she hopes to travel. Manuel; Catherine Garry Logan Huddleston, Shamblin, Dustin Lee North Benton, in the 2010 Democratic primary elec- Taylor has received a Elizabeth Woods of Savannah Renee Hunt, Smeck, Ariel Ren’ee tion for the Sixth Congressional District. Presidential Scholarship Syracuse, daughter of Shawn Carson Imboden, Smith, Kayle Sue Wilson will face Republican Bill Johnson of Poland, to attend West Virginia Tom and Lisa Woods; Douglas Gregory Stevens, Breanna Marie Constitution Party candidate Richard E. Cadle of North Wesleyan which pays for Dustin Mark Salser of Jenkins, Jr., Gabrielle Taylor, Jordon Lewis Jackson and Libertarian Party candidate Martin J. Elsass half of her schooling and Racine, son of Mark Elizabeth Johnson, Justin Taylor, Lindsay Desirae of Columbiana in the November general election. she has signed on to play Salser and the late Christy Ryan Kimes, Kristopher Teaford, Lynzee Carole Johnson won a three-way race in the primary against softball for the college. Koenig; Cyle Virgil Addison Kleski, Taylor Tucker, Ashley Morgan GOP contenders Donald K. Allen of Youngstown and Taylor’s activities James Rees of Racine, Jordan Lemley, Amanda Walker, Jacob Edward Richard D. Stobbs of Dillonvale. Cadle and Elsass while at SHS include vol- son of Jay and Tina Rees; Leigh Linkous, Michael Wilson, Catherine each ran unopposed in their respective party primaries. leyball, cheerleading, James Dale Evans of Brewer Manuel, Amillia Elizabeth Woods, softball, NHS vice presi- Portland, son of Ryan and Elizabeth McNabb, Brandon Michael Yates, dent, pep club, Students Sandy Evans; Kristopher Justin Wayne McNabb, Andrew Tyler Young, Against Destructive Addison Kleski of Joseph Cody Neal, Megan Rachelle Gray. from Page A1 Decisions club, calculus Racine, son of Jennifer Turkey club, Spanish club and Chapman Kleski; son, state wildlife biologists estimated the wild turkey student council president. Jonathan Douglas Powell Preschool Registration population in Ohio to be more than 200,000 birds. Taylor said her speech is of Racine, son of Douglas Wild turkeys were nearly extirpated in Ohio before to focus on the past and and Teresa Powell. being reintroduced in the mid-1950s by the Division of shared memories, fol- A tentative list of the The Athens-Meigs Educational Service Wildlife. The first spring turkey-hunting season opened Center Preschool registration for the in 1966. Wild turkeys are now present in all 88 counties. 2010-2011 school year will be held Turkey hunters are reminded that licenses pur- chased now are also valid during the 2010 fall hunt- Wednesday, June 2, 2010 at ing season. Spring turkey permits are good for spring season only. Those participating in the fall turkey sea- Bradbury Learning Center son will need to buy a fall turkey permit. The 2010- Appointments are necessary. 2011 licenses will not be printed on weatherproof paper. Sportsmen and women should protect their To schedule an appointment contact licenses and permits from the elements by carrying them in a protective pouch or wallet. Betsy at The Ohio Department of Natural Resources ensures a balance between wise use and protection of our nat- 740-992-2165. ural resources for the benefit of all. Visit the ODNR Web site at ohiodnr.com. Page A6 The Daily Sentinel REGION Wednesday, May 19, 2010 Beauticians providing SHS prom royalty aid to cancer patients ATHENS — The American Cancer Society will hold its next “Look Good…Feel Better” volunteer training class for licensed beauty professionals on May 25 from 9 a.m. to noon at Castrop Cancer Center, 3rd floor Conference Room, 75 Hospital Drive, Athens. The three-hour class will train volunteers to teach beauty and skin care techniques, as well as tips for disguising hair loss, to women who are undergoing cancer treatment. Volunteers are being sought in Athens and surrounding counties. For more information and to sign up as a volunteer, contact Amy Magorien at the American Cancer Society at 1-888-227-6446, ext. 8002, or amy.magorien@ cancer.org This week- “Look Good…Feel Better” is sponsored by the end Lynzee American Cancer Society in partnership with PBA | Tucker and NCA — the combined Professional Beauty Association and the National Cosmetology Jesse Ritchie Association. were chosen The program is ready to expand, but volunteers are as the queen needed to help teach the new programs. Once trained, and king of volunteers are asked to facilitate at least four pro- Southern grams per year. Look Good…Feel Better volunteers High find this program to be a life-affirming, uplifting School’s experience, according to Magorien. annual prom. “It’s a feeling you can’t explain in words,” she said. Photo courtesy Female cancer patients often come to Look Tonya Smith Good…Feel Better sessions “mentally fragile and leave with such self confidence, just by adding a touch of makeup and learning how to position a wig ‘just so.’ It’s heartwarming and very gratifying to see.” Meigs County Forecast

Wednesday...Cloudy. A chance of showers...Mainly in the morning. Highs in the upper 60s. Northwest winds 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 30 percent. Wednesday night...Mostly cloudy. A slight chance of showers in the evening. Lows around 50. Northeast winds around 5 mph. Chance of rain 20 percent. Thursday...Mostly sunny. Not as cool with highs in the upper 70s. East winds around 5 mph. FAMILY MEDICINE Thursday night...Partly cloudy in the evening...Then mostly cloudy with a slight chance of showers after midnight. Lows in the lower 50s. Bronchitis or pneumonia? Southeast winds around 5 mph. Chance of rain 20 percent. BY MARTHA A. tis. Chronic bronchitis is a chitis. Often, these symp- the right treatment plan Friday...Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers. SIMPSON,DO,MBA type of ongoing obstruc- toms accompany those of for you. A chance of thunderstorms in the afternoon. Highs in ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR OF FAMILY tive lung disease. It is the cold that preceded it. (Family Medicine® is the upper 70s. Chance of rain 50 percent. MEDICINE, OHIO UNIVERSITY COLLEGE usually cause by smoking Bronchitis patients do a weekly column. Friday night...Showers likely. Thunderstorms like- OF OSTEOPATHIC MEDICINE or long-term exposure to not usually have a fever, General medical ques- ly...Mainly in the evening. Lows in the upper 50s. cigarette smoke, and it but they may experience tions can be sent to Chance of rain 70 percent. Question: I had a cold can last for several mild shortness of breath. Martha A. Simpson, Saturday...Mostly cloudy with a chance of thun- recently that traveled months. For this compari- It may surprise you that D.O., M.B.A., Ohio derstorms. Showers likely...Mainly in the morning. down into my chest. I son, we will focus on the pneumonia may cause a University College of Highs in the upper 70s. Chance of rain 60 percent. went to the doctor and acute (not chronic) bron- cough: but not always. Osteopathic Medicine, Saturday night...Mostly cloudy with a chance of was told that I had bron- chitis, because that When it does, the cough- Communication Office, showers and thunderstorms in the evening...Then chitis. My wife, howev- sounds more like what ing typically produces Athens, Ohio 45701, or partly cloudy after midnight. Lows in the upper 50s. er, argues that I must you are describing. mucus from the onset. familymedicine@oucom. Chance of rain 50 percent. have pneumonia since I Acute bronchitis and Also, pneumonia patients ohiou.edu.) Sunday...Partly sunny. Highs around 80. am coughing so much. pneumonia can both be usually experience a Are bronchitis and pneu- caused by either viruses fever of over 101 degrees monia very different, or bacteria, meaning that farenheit. They also have and what are the distin- they often start out as a some difficulty taking a guishing factors that tell cold or flu, but not deep breath, and they are them apart? Finally, it always. Both can also be slightly short of breath. seems like both illnesses caused by prolonged or Acute bronchitis and are treated the same way, intensive exposure to pneumonia can occur at so how much does it irritants such as cigarette any age, but both illness- really matter which one smoke, chemicals or es tend to be worse in you have? severe dust. Both illness- smokers, elderly people, With Fondest Memories Answer: As you well es can cause a persistent or people of any age who know, pneumonia and cough. Finally, both ill- have other chronic dis- bronchitis are both ill- nesses typically last for at eases, such as heart dis- ness that affect the lungs least a week and some- ease and diabetes. We remember those who have passed away and bronchial tubes. times up to two. Blood tests and x-rays and are especially dear to us. 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LOCAL SCHEDULE POMEROY — A schedule of upcoming high school varsity sporting events involving teams from Meigs, Mason, and Southeast District Track Meet underway Gallia counties. Wednesday, May 19 The Division II Baseball Southeast District Division IV-at Rio Grande track and field (1) Eastern vs (4) Green, 5 p.m. championships Softball Division II-at Unioto HS officially began (3) Gallia Academy vs (2) Tuesday at E.E. Reds rally Circleville, 6 p.m. Davis Stadium in Oak Hill as quali- Thursday, May 20 off Hoffman, Baseball fying competitions Division IV-at Valley HS were held for (2) Southern vs (6) Portsmouth both both boys beat Clay, 5 p.m. Softball and girls from 18 Division IV-at Minford HS different schools. Brewers 5-4 (2) Eastern vs (6) Fairfield, 6 p.m. Pictured above, from left, is a CINCINNATI (AP) — baton exchange Scott Rolen timed his in the 4x200- swing perfectly and sent Rio’s Schunk Trevor Hoffman’s pitch meter relay race heading for the red seats wins MSC between the in left-center field. Meigs’ duo of “Imagine my surprise Danielle Cullums when it went out,” Rolen Gold Glove and Mercadies said. George and the Nothing is really all BY MARK WILLIAMS Gallia Academy SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL that surprising when the pair of Caytlyn Brewers try to finish off a LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Tackett and game these days, an University of Rio Grande Breanna West. uncertainty that has one senior Bryan Walters/photo of baseball’s greatest third closers unsure what baseman comes next. Tyler Rolen hit a tying, Schunk pinch-hit, two-run homer contin- in the ninth off the strug- ues to gling Hoffman, and Joey add Votto singled off the wall post-sea- to drive in the winning son run Tuesday, rallying the acco- Cincinnati Reds to a 5-4 lades to victory over the Schunk his Milwaukee Brewers. The resume NL Central leaders and hardware to his tro- pulled off their 10th win phy room. He has been in their final at-bat, one selected as a Mid-South that was perhaps the most Conference Rawlings- satisfying of all. NAIA Conference Gold “Down 4-2 in the last Glove winner for 2010. inning against arguably Schunk, a native of the greatest closer of all- Cincinnati, Ohio, the time, and to come back to MSC Player of the Year win?” Votto said. “I think and 1st team performer, that says a lot. I think the was as stellar in the field guys always feel like we as he was at the plate or have a good shot.” on the mound and had a Milwaukee lost its flair for the dramatic eighth in a row — its when it came to slapping worst slump since 2006 the leather. Schunk — because of some big committed 10 errors on problems with its the season in 156 chances bullpen. Hoffman came (.940 fielding percent- on with a 4-2 lead and age). failed to retire any of the Rio Grande head coach five batters he faced, Brad Warnimont said that walking off the field with Schunk is deserving of a blank expression after this honor. “If we had a Votto’s single on his 14th gold glove winner – he’s pitch. it,” Warnimont said. The 42-year-old closer “He made some phenom- Kent Sanborn submitted photos has blown half of his 10 enal plays this season, River Valley’s Parker Hollingsworth competes in the hurdles at the Ohio Valley Conference Meet at Rock Hill save chances. He has a he’s very deserving.” High School on Friday evening. Hollingsworth won both the 110m hurdles and 300m hurdles. record 596 saves, but his Schunk has played out trademark fastball- of this world this season change combination — in leading the RedStorm Lady Raiders place third, so effective for so many to a school-record 47-11 years — seems to have overall record, a Mid- lost its bite. South Conference Hoffman has given up Tournament champi- Raiders fourth at OVC meet 19 earned runs and 21 onship and a first-ever hits in only 13 innings BY ARAH AWLEY The Lady Raiders dash. The Lady Raiders Hager, each took first appearance in the Avista- S H this season. [email protected] place third overall, while 4x100m relay team of place. NAIA World Series “Not getting outs,” he the boys team took home Fields, Ashley Rucker, Kaitlin Roberts was said glumly, his shoulder Opening Round. PEDRO, Ohio — The fourth in the six team Kelsey Sands, and second in the discus and “With the season he’s and elbow wrapped in River Valley track team field. Aubrie Rice, the 4x200m fourth in the shot put, ice. “There’s really not a had, this just adds to a competed in the Ohio Jessica Hager won the relay team of Fields, with Hager taking second long list of awards that he whole lot to analyze Valley Confer-ence Meet league title in the 200m Rucker, Sands, and Rice, in the 100m dash. The about it. Just not getting is very deserving of,” on Friday evening at dash and 300m hurdles, and the 4x400m relay Lady Raiders 4x800m Warnimont added. an out — it’s pretty obvi- Rock Hill High School in while Jai Nai Fields was team of Fields, Sands, ous. Pedro, Ohio. champion in the 400m Riley Hollingsworth, and Please see RVHS, B6 “You know, if there was an answer at this Bobcat Caravan point in time, I think we would have found it.” coming to There were no answers RedStorm win first NAIA game for any of the Brewers as Pomeroy they dressed silently and POMEROY, Ohio — BY MARK WILLIAMS got ready for a 43-minute Ohio Athletics will be SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL flight to Pittsburgh, hop- holding a Bobcat ing the misery ends there. Coaching Caravan, on DAYTONA BEACH, This one was as crushing Tuesday, May 25, from Fla. — The dream season as any of the seven that 7 p.m.-8 p.m. at the continues for the came before it. Court Street Grill in University of Rio Grande “The tough part of this Pomeroy. The Caravan RedStorm baseball team game is playing your will feature Ohio Head as they ascend to new heart out, then getting to Football Coach Frank heights each and every the ninth and not closing Solich, and at least two game. The RedStorm it off,” manager Ken other head coaches for rallied from a 4-3 deficit Macha said. the Bobcats along with late to pull out a 5-4 vic- Carlos Fisher (1-1) other Ohio Athletics tory over No. 2 seed gave up a run in the staff members. Faulkner University in eighth on a wild pitch, This event is open to the first game of the 54th putting Milwaukee in all Bobcat Club mem- Annual NAIA Baseball position to break its los- bers, fans and support- National Championship ing streak. Instead, a ers and is free. The Opening Round on bullpen that leads the NL event is fun for the Tuesday at Embry- in hits allowed came entire family and will Riddle University’s apart again. And the Reds include free food, insid- Sliwa Stadium. guaranteed themselves a er updates and prizes. Rio Grande (48-11), third straight day atop the The Grill located at the No. 3 seed in the NL Central, a place they 112 Court Street in group, fell behind 1-0 to haven’t been so late in a Pomeroy, has a limited Faulkner (39-20) in the season since 2006. first inning, but rallied Paul Janish opened the number of tickets avail- ninth by lining a single to able, for more informa- for three runs to take 3-1 lead after three innings of center off Hoffman. tion or to register for the Rolen, getting a day of event contact 740-593- play. C.T. Chapman submitted photo 1119 or go to bobcat- Rio Grande pitcher Tyler Schunk throws a pitch during the RedStorm’s tournament [email protected]. Please see Rio, B6 contest against Faulkner University. Please see Reds, B6 Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Page B2• The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Wednesday, May 19, 2010

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Little, 157, Deed Records LITTLE & SHEETS rior examination of Pomeroy, Ohio in acres deeded to shall be buried Range 11 West, ume 295, Page 206, be fully assignable of Meigs County, LLP, 211-213 E. Sec- the house. the above named Charles Hetzer. below plow depth. Meigs County, Ohio, Meigs County Offi- to the appropriate Ohio. Thence West ond Street, Robert E. Beegle, County, on Friday, Reference Deed: The only surface and being part of cial Records. electric company. 503.3 feet; thence Pomeroy, OH 45769, Meigs County Sher- the 28th Volume 334, Page rights reserved with the Wolf Subdivi- Auditor’s Parcel EXCEPTING and re- south 462 feet; Telephone: (740) iff day of May, 2010 at 49, Meigs County the mineral reserva- sion as recorded in No.: 09-01492.002 serving any gravel, thence west 66 feet 992-6689 Elizabeth A. Carullo, 10:00 o’clock A.M., Deed Records. tions are those per- Cabinet 1-B, of the Property Address: coal, oil, gas and to the place of be- (5) 5, 12, 19 Attorney for the the following de- Prior Reference taining to oil and Plat Records in the 62863 State Route other minerals, ginning containing Plaintiff, Lerner, scribed real estate, Deed: Volume 202, gas development Recorder’s office of 124, Long Bottom, along with associ- 11.7 acres; 5.3 acres Sampson & Roth- to-wit: Page 19, Meigs and production as Meigs County, Ohio Ohio 45743 ated rights, previ- being in Section No. Public Notice fuss PARCEL ONE: County Official provided herein. and being described Current Owner: Lau- ously conveyed or 7 and 6.4 acres P.O. Box 5480 Situated in the Records. Reference Deed: as follows: rie C. H. Barber nka, reserved. being in Section No. Sheriff Sale of Real Cincinnati, OH TOWNSHIP of Auditor’s Parcel Volume 143, Page Lot 4, subject to all Laurie A. Hannon. The real estate 12. Estate 45202-4007 (513) OLIVE, COUNTY of Numbers: 09- 183, Meigs County restrictions and Tract No. 2: Situated above described is Except from the Case Number 09 CV 241-3100 MEIGS and STATE 00713.000 and 09- Official Records. conditions as in Olive Township, subject to all leases, above described 126 (5)5, 12, 19 of OHIO 00714.000 Auditor’s Parcel shown on the plat Town 3 North, easements and real estate the fol- Branch Banking & Situated in Sections Property Address: Numbers: 09- which is recorded in Range 11 West, rights of way of 3 and 9, Range 11, 54998 Barr Hollow 01491.003 and 09- Cabinet 1-B of the Meigs County, Ohio, record. lowing: Trust Co. Public Notice Being a part of a Vs Town 4, and in Lot Road, Reedsville, 01490.001 Plat Records in the and being part of Reference Deed: tract of land trans- Shane R. Lauer, et 1162, and beginning Ohio 45772 Property Address: Recorder’s Office of the Wolf Subdivi- Volume 291, Page ferred to Kenneth al. SHERIFF’S SALE 94 rods west of the Current Owner: 62867 State Route Meigs County, Ohio. sion as recorded in 829, Meigs County and Ivauna Neigler Court of Common OF REAL ESTATE Ohio River at the Kevin and Laurie 124, Long Bottom, Further subject to cabinet 1-B of the Deed Records, Vol- as recorded in Offi- Pleas, Meigs CASE NUMBER 09- southeast corner of Barber Ohio 45743 an Agreement to Plat Records in the ume 2, Page 741, cial Records 108, at County, Ohio. CV-094 said Lot 1162; PARCEL THREE: Current Owner: Modify Covenant, as Recorder’s Office of and Volume 63, Page 593, Meigs In pursuance of an BAC Home Loans thence north 92 Situated in Olive Kevin and Laurie more fully shown in Meigs County, Ohio Page 717, and Vol- County Recorder’s order of sale to me Servicing, L.P. rods to the north Township, Town 3 Barber. Vol. 327, Page 485, and being described ume 295, Page 206, Office, Meigs directed from said FKA Countrywide line of said Lot No. North, Range 11 PARCEL FOUR: of the Meigs County as follows: Meigs County Offi- County, Ohio, also court in the above Home Loans Servic- 1162; thence west West, Meigs County, Situated in Olive Deed Records. Lot 3, subject to all cial Records. being a part of Sec- entitled action, I will ing, 55 rods; thence Ohio, and being part Township, Town 3 Subject to all restriction and con- Auditor’s Parcel tion 7, Township-3- expose to sale at L.P., Plaintiff south 92 rods to the of the Wolf Subdivi- North, Range 11 leases, easements ditions as shown on No.09-01492.001 North,public auction on -vs- south line of said sion as recorded in West, Meigs County, and rights of way of the plat which is Property Address: Range-12-West, Sut- the front steps of Becky Wood aka Lot No. 1162; thence Cabinet 1-B, of the Ohio and being part record. recorded in Cabinet State Route 124 ton Township, the Meigs County Becky L. Wood, et east 55 rods to the Place Records in of the Wolf Subdivi- EXCEPTING and re- 1-B of the Plat Current Owner: Meigs County, State Court House on Fri- al., Defendants place of beginning, the Recorder’s Of- sion as recorded in serving unto the for- Records in the Laurie C. H. Barber of Ohio and more day, May 28, 2010 at Court of Common containing 31 acres fice of Meigs Cabinet 1-B of the mer grantors, Gary Recorder’s Office of nka, Laurie A. Han- particularly de- 10:00 a.m. of said Pleas, Meigs 100 rods, more or County, Ohio and Plat Records in the L. Wolfe and Patri- Meigs County, Ohio. non. scribed as follows: day, the following County, Ohio less. being described as Recorder’s Office of cia L. Wolf, their Further subject to Terms of Sale: The Beginning at a point described real es- In pursuance of an Excepting a road or follows: Meigs County, Ohio heirs and assigns, an Agreement to opening bid shall be being the intersec- tate: Order of Sale in the right of way from Lot 7 and Lot 8, sub- and being described the right to grant ap- Modify Covenant, as not less than tion of the center- FIRST TRACT: Situ- above entitled ac- the west line of the ject to all restric- as follows: propriate utility more fully shown in $245,057.92. The line of County Road ated in the township tion, I will offer for above described lot tions and Being Lots Number easements for elec- Volume 327, Page terms of the sale #30 and the West of Orange, County sale at public auc- of land to the east conditions as 5 and 6, subject to tricity service 485, of the Meigs shall be 10% of the line of said Section of Meigs, and State tion in the above line of said lot shown on the place all restrictions and across the Northerly County Deed sale price due on 7, Township-3, of Ohio: county on the 28th where the road is which is recorded in condition as shown portion of said Lot Records. the day of sale by Range-12 which is Being on the east day of May, 2010 at now used. Cabinet 1-B, of the on the plat which is 4. This reserved Subject to all certified bank assumed to bear side of Main Street 10:00 a.m. at the Reference Deed: Plat Records in the recorded in Cabinet right shall be for the leases, easements funds, with the bal- North 07˚ 37’ 00” in Weatherman’s door of the court- Volume 288, Page Recorder’s Office of 1-B, of the Plat benefit of the entire and rights of way of ance due at the East a distance of Subdivision, and house, the following 841, Meigs County Meigs County, Ohio. Records in the Wolf subdivision record. closing within 30 369.22 feet from the being the lot described real es- Deed Records. Subject to all Recorder’s Office of and said right or EXCEPTING and re- days of that sale. Southwest corner of fronting on Main tate: Prior Reference leases, easements Meigs County, Ohio. easement shall be serving unto the for- The property shall said Section 7; Street 90 feet, and SEE LEGAL DE- Deed: Volume 337, and rights of way of Further subject to fully assignable to mer Grantors, Gary be sold where is, as Thence leaving said extending eaterly SCRIPTION AT- Page 761, Meigs record. an Agreement to the appropriate L. Wolf and Patricia is, with no war- centerline and along 177.5 feet, and is TACHED HERETO County Deed Excepting and re- Modify Covenant as electric company. L. Wolf, their heirs ranties either ex- said West line North marked on the pri- AS EXHIBIT “A” Records. serving unto the for- more fully shown in EXCEPTING and re- and assigns, the press or implied. 07˚ 37’ 00” East vate plat as Lot No. Said premises also Auditor’s Parcel mer Grantors, Gary Volume 327, Page serving any miner- right to grant appro- Robert E. Beegle, passing thru a iron 31, together with the known as 43219 Number 09- L. Wolf and Patricia 485, of the Meigs als previously priate utility ease- Meigs County Sher- pin with i.d. cap set dwelling house lo- Frank Rd , Pomeroy 01356.000 L. Wolf, their heirs County Deed conveyed or re- ments for electricity iff. at a distance of cated thereon, and a OH 45769-9439 Property Address: and assigns, the Records. served. service across the Christopher E. 30.00 feet going a garage thereon. PPN: 0300400000 55158 Barr Hollow right to grant appro- Excepting and re- REFERENCE DEED: Northerly portion of Tenoglia, Attorney total distance of SECOND TRACT: Appraised at: Road, Reedsville, priate utility ease- serving unto the Volume 291, Page said Lot 3. This re- for the Plaintiff 84.77 feet to a iron Township of Or- $90,000.00 and can- Ohio 45772 ments for electricity Grantors, Gary L. 829, Meigs County served right shall be 200 East Second pin with i.d. cap set; ange, Meigs County, not be sold for less Current Owner: service across the Wolf and Patricia L. Deed Records, Vol- for the benefit of the St., Pomeroy, Ohio Thence leaving said Ohio. Lot 5 of than two-thirds (2/3) Kevin Barber. northerly portion of Wolf, their hears ume 31, Page 725, entire Wolf Subdivi- (740) 992-6368 West line South 82˚ Weatherman’s Sec- of that amount. PARCEL TWO: said Lot 7 and Lot 8. and assigns, the and Volume 63, sion and said right (5) 12, 19, 26 51’ 03” East a dis- ond Subdivision Terms of Sale: Situated in the This reserved right right to grant appro- Page 717, and Vol- or easement shall tance of 503.30 feet recorded in Meigs Cannot be sold for Township of Olive, shall be for the ben- priate utility ease- to a iron pin with i.d. County Plat Record less than two-thirds County of Meigs efit of the entire ments for electricity cap set; 4, Page 30. of the appraised and State of Ohio: Wolf subdivision service across the Thence South 07˚ No opinion of title value, 10% down on Being in Section No. and said right or northerly portion of 37’ 00” West pass- nor certification as the day of sale, cash 9, Town No. 4, easement shall be said Lot 5 & 6. This ing thru a iron pin to the accuracy of or certified check, Range No. 11 and fully assignable to reserved right shall with i.d. cap set at a the description is balance due on con- Lots Nos. 1161 and the appropriate be for the benefit of distance of 101.92 given by the pre- firmation of sale. 1162 and bounded electric company. the entire Wolf Sub- THE feet going a total parer of this instru- The appraisal (did and described as Reference Deed: division and said distance of 131.92 ment. or did not) include follows: Volume 336, Page right or easement CLASSIFIEDS feet to a point in the Subject to all legal an interior examina- Beginning at the 529, Meigs County shall be fully as- aren’t only for centerline of County easements, and tion of the house. northwest corner of Deed Records. signable to the ap- Road #30; rights of way of Sheriff of Meigs Lot No. 1162; thence Excepting and re- propriate electric buying or selling Thence along said record. County North 50 rods; serving to the company. items, you can use THE LAW OFFICES thence East 80 Grantors all gravel, Excepting and re- centerline the fol- Being the same real this widely read lowing six courses: estate conveyed OF rods; thence south coal, oil and gas serving any gravel, 1. North 85˚ 50’ 08” unto Shane R. Lauer JOHN D. CLUNK, 66 rods; thence and other minerals coal, oil, gas and section to wish CO., LPA West 80 rods to the together with the other minerals, West a distance of and Victoria A. someone a 49.80 feet to a point; Lauer, husband and John D. Clunk west line of said Lot right to enter upon along with associ- 2. North 75˚ 30’ 30” wife, by Mary M. #0005376 No. 1162; thence 16 the surface of the ated rights, previ- Happy Birthday, West a distance of Brown (formerly Ted A. Humbert rods to the place of premises to drill, lay ously conveyed or provide a Thank 84.72 feet to a point; known as Mary #0022307 beginning, contain- lines and produce reserved. 3. North 76˚ 49’ 57” Goh) and Jeffrey E. Timothy R. Billick ing 33 acres; the oil and gas and to Subject to ease- You, and place an West a distance of Brown, wife and #0010390 same reservation of use such of the sur- ments, leases, Robert R. Hoose right of way as de- face as is necessary rights-of-way, con- ad “In Memory” 127.80 feet to a husband, by Deed of a loved one. point; dated July 2, 2004, #0074544 scribed in the deed for the purpose of ditions, restrictions, 4. North 78˚ 34’ 12” and to be recorded 4500 Courthouse of John Hetzer is drilling, laying line, government and Make Blvd, #400 continued and con- meters and other zoning regulations West a distance of simultaneously For more informa- 124.51 feet to a herewith. Stow OH 44224 firmed by these production equip- of record. Someone’s point; Parcel Number: 10- PH: 330-436-0300 presents. ment, provided that Reference Deed: tion, contact your FAX: 330-436-0301 Also the following the Grantor shall Volume 57, Page 5. North 76˚ 18’ 52” 00742.000 & 10- local Ohio Valley West a distance of 00744.000 (5) 5, 12, 19 described tract of pay the Grantee 675, Meigs County Day! 91.26 feet to a point; Property Located at: parcel of land ad- damages to growing Official Records. Publishing office. joining the above cops which results Prior Reference 6. North 70˚ 45’ 26” 42112 Main Street Public Notice West a distance of Tuppers Plains, OH and beginning 41 from the placing of Deed: Volume 96, 27.85 feet to the 45783 rods North of the gas wells on the 479, Meigs County principal point of Prior Deed Refer- Sheriff Sale Southwest corner of premises, provided Official Records. beginning, contain- ence: Book 195, Case No. 08-DR-079 said Lot No. 1162; that the Grantors Auditor’s Parcel Gallipolis Daily Tribune ing 1.299 acres, Page 67 Laurie C.H. Barber, thence North 35 shall pay to the Numbers: 09- + , subject to all Property Appraised nka, Laurie A. Han- rods; thence East Grantee the sum of 01491.001 and 09- (740) 446-2342 legal easements at: $77,500 non 80 rods; thence $500.00 for setting 01491.002. and rights-of-way. Terms of Sale: Can- Plaintiff vs North 16 rods to the meters and oil Property Address: The Daily Sentinel All iron pins set are not be sold for less Kevin L. Barber north line of said tanks, if such need 62867 State Route 5/8” x 30” rebar with than 2/3rds for the Defendant Lot No. 1162; thence to be set and 124, Long Bottom, (740) 992-2155 plastic i.d. cap appraised value. In pursuance of an East 49 rods; $500.00 for each Ohio 45743 stamped “CTS- 10% down on day of Order of Sale in the thence South 51 well location which Current Owner: Point Pleasant Register 6844”. sale, case or certi- above entitled ac- rods to a stake; will be the liqui- Kevin and Laurie Bearings are as- fied check, balance tion, I will offer for thence West 129 dated damages to Barber. sumed and are for due on confirmation sale at public auc- rods to the place of the surface for PARCEL FIVE: (304) 675-1333 the determination of of sale. tion on the front beginning and con- drilling each well, Tract 1: Situated in angles only. The appraisal DID steps of the Meigs taining 33 acres and provided further Olive Township, The above descrip- NOT include an inte- County Courthouse, 119 rods, except 12 that all gas lines Town 3 North, Wednesday, May 19, 2010 www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel •Page B5

www.mydailysentinel.com Cyan Magenta Yellow Black Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Wednesday, May 19, 2010 Rays’ Price beats Indians for 6th win Local Sports Briefs ST. PETERSBURG, haven’t right now. Let’s keep it The Rays struggled Fla. (AP) — Baseball’s hit to going.” with runners in scoring Softball Tournament best record in hand, the our Four relievers com- position, too, going 1 for MIDDLEPORT, Ohio — There will be a 12 and under Tampa Bay Rays are potential bined to limit the Indians 7 in key situations before and a 15 and under softball tournament held May 29-31 looking forward to their yet, but to one run and two hits breaking through against in Middleport and Pomeroy. For more information con- next challenge. we’ve over the last three Huff and Ambriz in the tact Dave Boyd at 740-590-0438. The AL East leaders been innings. sixth. Pinch-hitter Reid begin a two-game series doing Cleveland shortstop Brignac snapped a 1-all Wednesday night at everything else.” Jason Donald went 2 for tie with an RBI grounder, RedStorm volleyball Yankee Stadium, where Longoria, who has 21 3 with a walk and scored and Jason Bartlett added camp dates set they’re likely to field RBIs in his past 19 a run in his major league a run-scoring single plenty of questions about games, had a run-scoring debut, filling in for the before Longoria’s triple RIO GRANDE, Ohio — Spots are still available for whether their franchise- double off David Huff injured Asdrubal put Tampa Bay up by the 2010 University of Rio Grande RedStorm girls’ vol- best 28-11 start is for (1-6) in the third and a Cabrera. Shin-Soo Choo four runs. leyball camp this summer. real. two-run triple off Hector and Matt LaPorta had the Now it’s on to New The camp for players in grades 6-8 will be held June New York entered play Ambriz that was the other hits off Price, who York. The Rays’ start is 27-29 inside the Newt Oliver Arena on the campus of the Tuesday with the sec- biggest blow in a four- walked three and struck the best in the majors University of Rio Grande. The camp for players in grades ond-best mark in the run sixth. out five. through 39 games since 10-12 will be July 6-8. The cost for both camps is $200. majors, and the defend- Price (6-1) won his “We found out what Boston was 28-11 in Take the opportunity to be coached by and mentored ing World Series cham- fourth straight decision, everybody else has 2002. by southern Ohio’s finest in their field. Among the staff pions won two of three lowering his ERA to 1.81 found out, these guys Maddon smiled when will be a former All-American, a former All-Ohio player, between the division and improving to 9-1 have a very good pitch- ask about the questions conference players of the year and NAIA national leaders rivals the opening week over his last 12 starts ing staff,” Indians man- his team may hear in in their area of expertise. of the season at dating to last season. ager Manny Acta said. New York. To register contact Rio Grande head coach Billina Tropicana Field. The 24-year-old left- “They’re the team to “28-11’s a pretty good Donaldson at (740) 988-6497 or by e-mail at “It’s going to be fun hander, the first pick in beat, obviously, in that start. They can ask all the [email protected]. going up there, as it the 2007 draft, held the division. When you have questions they like. I should be,” manager Joe Indians to an unearned that type of pitching, don’t think we have to Maddon said Tuesday, run and four hits before you’ll win a lot of ball- answer any,” the manag- Rio announces girls’ when Evan Longoria turning over a 5-1 lead to games.” er said. basketball camp date drove in three runs and the bullpen. The Indians put men “I just want us to play David Price became the “If you probably on base in each of the the same kind of game RIO GRANDE, Ohio — The University of Rio AL’s first six-game win- would have asked me at first six innings. But they we’ve been playing to Grande is now accepting applications for the 2010 sum- ner with a 6-2 victory the beginning of the sea- went 0 for 6 with runners this point. ... I don’t like mer women’s basketball camp. over the Cleveland son, I’d have took it,” in scoring position to say: ‘We’re playing The instructional camp is set for July 11-14 for girls in Indians. said Price, who’s 4-0 against Price, with Choo the Yankees, you’ve got grades 4 through 12. The cost of the overnight camp is “You want to be on the with a 1.03 ERA in his driving home Donald to play a better game.’ $250 per camper. top. You want to play the last five starts. from third base by I’m really not into that For more information or to register contact University best teams. You want to “I feel like there’s still grounding out in the stuff. Regardless of who of Rio Grande head women’s basketball coach David play in the best division. room for improvement. I fifth. we’re playing, and Smalley at 740-245-7491 or 1-800-282-7201, ext. 7491 I think it’s great,” feel like I’ve left some Travis Hafner’s RBI regardlesss of the date, I or by e-mail at [email protected] Maddon added. “Our stuff out there that I double off Grant Balfour want the same kind of Please make check or money order payable to guys will be ready for it. shouldn’t have,” he trimmed Cleveland’s effort and intensity. Women’s Basketball Camp. Our game’s a pretty good added. “That’s part of it. deficit to 5-2 in the That’s what we’ve been game right now. We Our team is playing good eighth. getting.” Ramirez both were 1-for- 4. Konrad scored the Rio tying the run in the from Page B1 eighth and Ramirez had an RBI to his credit. Faulkner pecked away Junior second baseman at Rio senior pitcher Christian Frias was 1- Tyler Schunk and forged for-3 with an RBI. ahead 4-3 with a run in Junior leftfielder Michael the sixth and two runs in Lynch added an RBI hit the seventh inning to and senior centerfielder briefly take control of the Ryan Yakura delivered game. the game-winning RBI with a sacrifice fly in the Rio responded with eighth. two runs in the eighth to Rio Grande head coach regain the lead and Brad Warnimont gave Schunk finished things Schunk a lot of credit for off for his 12th win of the battling through a 140- season. pitch day to get the win. Schunk (12-2) yielded “He’s the heart and soul six hits and four earned of our team,” Warnimont runs in nine innings said. “He battled, while striking out 10 bat- throwing 140 pitches, ters. He was 1-for-1 at they got to him in the the plate. seventh, but we bounced The RedStorm record- right back.” ed eight hits in the game. Rio Grande will play in Senior rightfielder John the winner’s bracket on Storey went 2-for-4 with Wednesday at 2 p.m. ver- an RBI to lead the sus the winner of No. 1 offense. Senior catcher seed Embry-Riddle and Tyler Plumpton was 1- No. 4 seed Union (KY). for-4 with a double, Union advanced with a junior shortstop Brad 6-5 walk-off victory over Konrad and junior first No. 5 St. Thomas in the baseman Francisco first game of the day.

McGehee added an Bryan Walters/photo RBI single in the eighth, River Valley’s Will Smith throws the discus at the Divsion II Southeast District Track and Field Championships Reds when Milwaukee pushed at Oak Hill High School. from Page B1 the lead to 4-2. Left-handed reliever Manny Parra made his RVHS rest, followed with his first start of the season, second career pinch-hit helping the Brewers from Page B1 homer to tie it. Rookie through the loss of Doug Chris Heisey doubled to Davis, out with an relay team took third left, barely beating the inflamed membrane place. throw, and Brandon around his heart. Parra Martine Kverven was Phillips walked. Votto’s gave up only one run in fourth in the 3200m run deep single then handed four innings. Marco and Riley Hollingsworth the Reds their ninth win Estrada was called up was fourth in the 1600m in 10 games. from Triple-A Nashville run. Now, Macha has to fig- before the game and gave On the boys side, ure out what to do with up Votto’s solo homer in Parker Hollingsworth his closer. four innings. was first in the 110m hur- “There is going to be a NOTES: It was 60 dles and 300m hurdles whole lot of discussion degrees at the first pitch. and fourth in the 3200m about a whole lot of Light rain fell intermit- run. things,” Macha said. “I tently. ... The Brewers The 4x100m relay sat down with Trevor placed OF Jim Edmonds team was third and the before. I asked him if on the 15-day DL with 4x800m relay team fin- there was anything I strained muscles in his ished fourth. could do to help him. He left side. Edmonds hadn’t In the team standings, said I’ve done everything played since Saturday, Coal Grove won the I could to help him out.” when he got hurt while boys’ OVC title with 204 Milwaukee got two trying to check his swing. points. Fairland was sec- runs in the first inning off ... With his next appear- ond with 165 points, fol- Homer Bailey, who was ance, Hoffman will lowed by Chesapeake tough once he got going become the 14th pitcher with 57 points, River on a damp, cool after- in major league history to Valley with 32 points, noon. Ryan Braun hit his make 1,000. ... SS South Point with 31 seventh homer and Casey Orlando Cabrera went 0 points, and Rock Hill McGehee’s single made for 4, ending a 10-game with 17 points. it 2-0. Bailey didn’t give hitting streak that was the In the girls’ competi- up another hit until the longest by a Red this sea- tion, Fairland took home seventh inning. son. the title with 182 points. South Point was second with 125 points, fol- Skyline Speedway Stewart, Ohio lowed by River Valley Mid-Ohio Valley’s Friday Night Track with 95 points, Coal Race Day Phone 740-662-4111 Wkday 304-539-4410 Grove with 85 points, Chesapeake with 30 friday, May 21- kids/family night points, and Rock Hill Sprint Cars, Late Models, AMRA Modifieds, Pure Stocks with eight points. 4 Cylinders $600 To Win, & Mini Wedges Both River Valley Family of Five Admission Just $20 (2 Adults/3 Kids) track teams will be com- • $1.00 Hot Dogs peting in the district track Adults $15 • Kids 12 & Under FREE • Pits $30 meet at Oak Hill High Kent Snborn submitted photo Gates Open 4:30 pm • Hot Laps 7 pm• Racing 8 pm River Valley’s Ashley Rucker runs during the Ohio Valley Conference meet at Rock School this week. Check our Website- WWW.SKYLINESPEEDWAY.NET Hill High School on Friday evening. The Lady Raiders placed third at the meet.

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