SERVING THE OHIO VALLEY SINCE 1852 www.portsmouth-dailytimes.com FRIDAY, MAY 28, 2010 Vol. 159 • No. 12 • 50 cents daily/$1.25 Sunday Historians Dig At Ripley Underground Railroad Site STEVE KEMME ly’s Bible, his eyeglasses, the first- digging an area beside the house to “We’re definitely going to learn THE CINCINNATI ENQUIRER edition copy of Rankin’s 1826 anti- see if they can find anything of his- more about what took place here.” slavery book and part of a letter he toric value. She works for Ripley Heritage RIPLEY — With its legacy as a wrote. Because the Rankin site is a Inc., which manages the site for the haven on the road to freedom for They can look out the front win- National Historic Landmark, the Ohio Historical Society. The state hundreds of runaway slaves, the hill- dows, where lit candles guided fugi- state had to conduct the archaeologi- has owned the site since 1938. So far, top home of the Rev. John Rankin tive slaves from the Kentucky side of cal dig before placing an under- the dig has uncovered a pit cellar, and its contents attract continued the Ohio River. They can walk down ground heating and air-conditioning where people stored vegetables; evi- interest from historians and tourists. and back up the reconstructed 156- unit next to the house. The unit is dence of a possible horse corral; the Visitors enter the pre-Civil War era step stairway the fugitive slaves needed to protect the house and its foundation of a summer kitchen; and when they step into the simple two- climbed to get from the Ohio River artifacts from excessive heat and the top of a prehistoric earth oven. story house, built by Rankin in 1829 to Rankin’s house. cold, said Kim Schuette, Ohio His- Their discoveries include shards in Ripley, about 50 miles upriver For the last several weeks, interest torical Society spokeswoman. of stoneware from jugs and pots, a from Cincinnati. has shifted to what’s beneath the “Everyone in the community is horse’s skull, dozens of nails, a slate They can observe the period fur- Rankin site. excited about the excavation,” said pencil, a projectile point dating to nishings and some of Rankin’s pos- Archaeologists hired by the Ohio Betty Campbell, site manager for the sessions, including the Rankin fami- Historical Society are painstakingly Rankin House State Memorial. See RAILROAD, A3

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Only one day after New Boston Village Administrator Steve Hamilton said he was ready to issue a work permit to build a new New Boston school building, a project meeting has introduced more changes that Hamilton said will delay his approval of the plans. The school has spent several months battling with the Ohio School Facilities Commission (OSFC) to determine the best site to build its new school build- ing. The school met with the commission in Columbus on May 13 where they finally A Good Day agreed to pursue the site on Three county teams ■ Lakeview Avenue. The commis- advance in tournament Submitted photo Daily Times sion advised that the school Wendy Payton, Portsmouth animal cotnrol officer, took this photo of a black bear passing by her vehicle Thursday. ■ SPORTS, B1 would first need Hamilton’s approval before they (the OSFC) Bears In Mirror Are Closer Than They Appear could formally accept the site. Hamilton initially expressed BY FRANK LEWIS bear) was right behind Kmart.” said. “When he came through that concern for the site, and said he PDT STAFF WRITER Payton said the bear had spent wall, there was a mud hole there, would not sign off any project Wednesday night through Thurs- and he started drinking the water, until he could be sure the dis- It’s big news in a community day morning running between the and then he walked to the truck. I placed water would not increase when a black bear is suddenly Eighth Street viaduct, along the couldn’t stick my arm out the the risk of flooding in that area. spotted. And while most people railroad tracks and the area of window, so I just took a picture He met with Howerton Engineer- run away from them, it is Wendy Kmart in New Boston. out the side view mirror.” ing and the Ohio Department of Grad Tab Payton’s job to go toward them. “It ran across the railroad tracks Payton captured a photo on her Natural Resources Tuesday Honoring the best of the Payton is Portsmouth’s Animal onto the Kmart parking lot and it cell phone of what appears to be a morning, and said he felt confi- Class of 2010 Control officer, and probably did a big circle. It kept hiding very young bear . dent that the site would not cause an increased risk. More than that, ■ INSIDE TODAY wasn’t planning on getting a call under the railroad cars. The men “We sat on one side and the rail- Thursday morning about a black were out trying to do their work, road officials sat on the other side, he said the plans submitted to bear at Kmart when she started and he kept popping in and out and he walked up to my truck, on him indicated there would be a her day, but it happened neverthe- under the train,” Payton said. the passenger side rear tire,” Pay- reduced risk, because holding Weather less. Payton said there is a hole in the ton said. “He crawled up on the tire ponds installed around the school “The (Norfolk Southern) Rail- large wall by the railroad tracks, and sniffed my Animal Control would collect even more water road Enforcement called us. It and they ran the bear through the than the site will displace. Today T-storm High 85 was probably about 20 till 9 hole. Tonight T-storm Low 61 (a.m.)” Payton said. “It (the black “He was very thirsty,” Payton See BEAR, A3 See PERMIT, A3 High Low Outlook FRI 81 61 T-storms SAT 81 59 P. Sunny SUN 85 59 M. Clear Area Gets Set For Memorial Weekend Activities MON 81 61 T-storms PDT STAFF REPORT • Memorial Day The Wheelersburg community will do the honors of kicking off activities at the Memorial Day weekend with a Greenlawn Saturday morning parade and a ceremony. Cemetery, The annual Wheelersburg Kiwa- Page A3. nis Memorial Day parade will assemble at 10 a.m. at the Wheel- • Everett Williams ersburg Kroger store on Ohio River Road, and will begin at 11 to serve as grand a.m., ending at the Porter Town- marshal in Obituaries ship Community Park. This year’s Wheelersburg, parade grand marshal will be • Donald Dyer Everett Williams. Immediately fol- Page A3. • Elaine Hammond lowing the parade at noon will be • Frederick Jones the Memorial Service at the Porter The remainder of Memorial Day • Charles Pack Township Community Park. The events will be held on Monday, • Harold Sanders Memorial Service guest speaker with Portsmouth leading the way. • William Vaughn will be Gregory Emnett, First Vice The Scioto County Memorial Commander of the American Day Association will begin the See Page A2 Legion of Ohio’s Seventh District. day’s festivities at 9 a.m. with Sunday, the Greenup County KIA/MIA services at Tracy Park War Memorial Committee will with Carl E. Davis acting as master Index have a Memorial Day Celebration of ceremonies. Frank Lewis will be Advice ...... B5 Local....A2-10 at 2 p.m. at the War Memorial Park the guest speaker. Calendar ..A2 Lotteries....B2 at Wurtland. Ken Lucas, commis- At 10 a.m., a procession will Class ...... B6-7 Puzzles ....B4 sioner of the Kentucky Department leave Tracy Park, travel south on Comics...... B4 Sports....B1-3 of Veterans Affairs, will be the fea- Chillicothe to Gallia — east on tured speaker. Melanie Sparks, Gallia to Offnere — then up Education A4 TV ...... B5 Rev. Jim Coleman and Tony Wil- Offnere Street to Greenlawn son will provide special music. A Cemetery for 11:30 a.m. Memorial new statue recently acquired will Day services at Soldier’s Circle, be unveiled. Refreshments will be where James R. Saddler will be file ■ Daily Times served by the Greenup AMVETS This year’s Memorial Day festivities will begin at 9 a.m. Monday with KIA/MIA serv- Post 95 following the ceremony. See MEMORIAL, A3 ices in Tracy Park. A2 Friday, May 28, 2010 Portsmouth Daily Times LOCAL

Obituaries Bible Verse For all of Your Charles Junior Micah 6:8 Silk Floral Needs Pack, 77 He hath shewed thee, O man, what [is] good; and what Making Your House A Home 740-574-0777 Charles Junior Pack, 77, doth the Lord require of thee, but to do justly, and to love 7958 OHIO RIVER RD., WHEELERSBURG, OH (across from Lowes) of Firebrick, Ky., went to to mercy, and to walk humbly with thy God? be with his Lord, Thurs- Service Schedule day, May 27, 2010, at his • Roy Kevin Brown — Portsmouth. rison-Pyles Funeral Home byterian Church in Waver- residence. 11 a.m. Friday at Mt. Olive • Ronald D. Bapst — in Wheelersburg. Interment ly. Interment in Mount He was born in Fullerton, Baptist Church. Interment Graveside services 1 p.m. in Haverhill Cemetery. Albion Cemetery. No visi- Ky., June 12, 1932, a son of in Woodland Cemetery. Friday at Beaver Union Callers 6 to 9 p.m. Friday tation. Arrangements by the late Ira Pack and Ella A. Callers 10 to 11 a.m. Fri- Cemetery in Beaver. and 10 to 11 a.m. Saturday Boyer Funeral Home in Sexton Pack. He was retired day at the church. Arrange- Arrangements by Botkin at the funeral home. Waverly. from Norfolk and Southern ments by Tracy Brammer Funeral Home in Waverly. • William E. Vaughn — • Donald “Eugene” Elaine C. Fannin Railroad, attended the Funeral Home in Ironton. • Howard Moore — 1 Private graveside service Dyer — 1 p.m. Sunday at Hammond, 71 Wright’s Chapel Church in • Carless Irene Coburn p.m. Friday at Phillips for the family at 11 a.m. Dickerson Funeral Home Garrison, Ky., and was a — 11 a.m. Friday at Cor- Funeral Home in Ironton. Saturday in Brick Union in Vanceburg, Ky. Inter- Elaine C. Fannin Ham- Korean War Veteran. nerstone Baptist Church in Interment in Oakland Cemetery. Callers 6 to 8 ment in Pine Grove Ceme- mond, 71, of Ironton, died Preceded in death by one Batavia. Interment in Mt. Chapel Cemetery. p.m. Friday at Reed Funer- tery. Callers 5 to 9 p.m. Wednesday, May 26, 2010, sister, Anna Louise Stewart; Moriah Cemetery. • Shirley Jean Osborne al Home in Greenup, Ky. Saturday and 8 a.m. to 1 at Community Hospice three brothers, Lawrence, Arrangements by E.C. — 1 p.m. Friday at the • Frederick L. “Fred” p.m. Sunday at the funeral Care Center in Ashland. Lloyd and Rodger Pack. Nurre Funeral Home, 177 First Baptist Church of Jones — 1 p.m. Saturday home. She was born Dec. 14, Surviving are his wife, W. Main Street, Amelia. Lloyd. Interment in Mor- at Phillips Funeral Home in • Harold C. “Sam” 1938, in Ashland, a daugh- Mrs. Betty Cooper Pack, to • Martha Jean Coder ton Osborne Cemetery. Ironton. Interment in Brad- Sanders — Graveside ter of the late John W. and whom he married, Aug. 6, — 11:30 a.m. Friday in the Callers noon to 1 p.m. Fri- shaw Cemetery. Callers service 11:30 a.m. Tuesday Elsa Salyer Fannin. She 1952, and was married for Edgewood Abbey Mau- day at the church. Arrange- 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Satur- at Mound Cemetery. served with her husband as 57 years; two daughters, soleum. Interment in the ments by Reed Funeral day at the funeral home. Callers 6 to 8 p.m. Monday a missionary to Brazil, and Betty J. Mullins of Fire- Memorial Burial Park. Home in Greenup, Ky. • John Hamlin — at Howe Wheeler Boyer was a pastor’s wife at brick, Ky. and Rhonda Callers after 10 a.m. Friday • Diana Lynn Batdorf Memorial service 2 p.m. Hornback Funeral Home in churches in Kentucky, (Steve) Mashburn of Quin- at Brant Funeral Home in — 11 a.m. Saturday at Har- Saturday at the First Pres- Piketon. Ohio, and West Virginia, cy, Ky.; one son, Mitchell and the last church they (Brenda) Pack of Wheelers- served was King’s Creek burg, Ohio; two brothers, Union Chapel in Weirton, Calendar Ralph (Janet) Pack and W. Va. Marvin (Joann) Pack, both Today Ohio 728, Lucasville, noon-6 p.m.; ter, Ohio River Road, behind Little She is survived by her Northwest Library, closed. Caesar’s Pizza, Wheelersburg, 6 of Firebrick, Ky.; two sis- • Scioto County Memorial Day Today, why not try ... husband, Rev. William R. • Consumer Helping Consumers p.m. ters, Juanita (Bill) Porter of Association, volunteers placing flags James Dickey Post Hammond; one son, Thrift Shop, open, 725 Fifth St., 10 • Bingo, sponsored by 14th Lloyd, Ky. and Sheirl on veterans’ graves throughout American Legion, KYOVA William R. Hammond, Jr. a.m.-6 p.m. Street Community Center, 17th (Dale) Stewart of South Scioto County, beginning 9 a.m. Band, 705 Court St., 8:30 and wife, Carolyn of Canal • Veterans Helping Veterans & Street Armory, 17th Street, 6:30 Shore, Ky.; four grandchil- • Monthly clothing give-away to to 11:30 p.m.; drawing, Winchester, Ohio; two Others Thrift Store, open, 1525 Har- p.m.; doors open, 4:30 p.m. dren, nine great-grandchil- needy, clothes in all sizes, bring 10 p.m. daughters, Lisa Christy and risonville Ave., 10 a.m.-4 p.m. • Narcotics Anonymous, the Win dren, and several nieces and plastic bags to take clothes home, husband, Mark of Conway, • ArtAffects, new regional arts the Battle group, meeting, 1301 nephews. enter by side entrance on Center Center, 3980 Rhodes Ave., New S.C.; Jennifer McLaren and center, opening, 607 Chillicothe St., Findlay St., 7 p.m. Funeral services 2 p.m. Street, New Boston First Church of Boston, 8 p.m. husband, Scott of Minford; 11 a.m.-7 p.m. • Alcoholics Anonymous, Belle- Sunday, May 30, 2010, at the Nazarene, 3962 Rhodes Ave., one brother, Bill Fannin and • Alcoholics Anonymous, As Bill fonte Behavioral Health Center, St. the Roberson Funeral New Boston, 9-11 a.m. To submit items, mail at least a wife, Faye of Ashland; one Sees It, closed discussion, Findlay Christopher Drive, Russell, Ky., 7 p.m. Home, with the Rev. • Taking Angel Food orders for week in advance of meeting to sister, Minnie Christy of Street United Methodist Church, • Reformers Unanimous, Christ- Clarence Hall and the Rev. June, cash or food stamps, Potter’s Calendar, Daily Times, 637 Sixth Wheelersburg; her grand- 13th and Findlay streets, noon. centered addictions program, Danny Kelly, officiating. House Ministries, 5409 Winchester St., Portsmouth, OH 45662-0581. children, Benjamin Ham- • Stop the Insanity Group of Nar- Franklin Furnace Independent Bap- Burial will be in Collier Ave., Sciotoville, 9 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Items can be e-mailed to pdt- mond, Shane Christy, Scott cotics Anonymous, meeting, New tist Church, 100 Seneak Ave., Memorial Gardens in South • Hours, Portsmouth Library, news@portsmouth- Christy, and Isaac Ham- Boston Community Center, 3980 Franklin Furnace, 7-9 p.m. Portsmouth, Ky. Friends 1220 Gallia St., 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; New dailytimes.com. Include in writing mond; and her great-grand- Rhodes Ave., New Boston, noon. • Alcoholics Anonymous, 12&12 may call at the Roberson Boston Library, 3850 Rhodes Ave., the names of the club or spon- children, Alexis Hammond, • Elk’s City Club, KENO, games Group, open lead, All Saints Episco- Funeral Home from 5 to 9 New Boston, 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; soring organization, time, day, Nataly Christy; and a host and socializing, 544 Fourth St. pal Church, Fourth and Court p.m. on Saturday and from Wheelersburg Library, 10745 Old date and complete address of of nieces and nephews. entrance, doors open, 5 p.m. until streets, 8 p.m. 11 a.m. until the funeral Gallia Pike, Wheelersburg, noon-6 event planned. For an item to be She was also preceded in closing. • Narcotics Anonymous, open, hour on Sunday. Military p.m.; South Webster Library, 496 repeated in the Calendar, a new death by one brother, John • Alcoholics Anonymous, open step and tradition, nonsmoking, graveside services by the Webster St., South Webster, 10 notice must be mailed in for each Russell Fannin and wife, discussion Wheelersburg Hope Stop the Insanity Group, in right American Legion Post #23 a.m.-6 p.m.; Lucasville Library, 103 meeting date. The Times will not Carol. Group, Wheelersburg Medical Cen- front room, New Boston Community of Portsmouth, Ohio. hold items for repeated use. Funeral services will be held 10 a.m. Saturday, May 29, 2010, at the Swick- William E. Local Briefs Bussa-Chamberlin Funeral Vaughn, 81 walking and returns to the will be held on the dates at child and infant CPR for Home in Wheelersburg, National Trails Day William E. Vaughn, 81, of starting point. The free, the Chapter House, 1801 those between 11 and 15 with Acy Gibson and Ron- set for June 5 interpretive hike will start Robinson Ave.: years of age will be held nie Blevins officiating, with Greenup, Ky., died Thurs- Kentucky will be taking at 9 a.m. and will last about • 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. June from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. June interment at Memorial Bur- day, May 27, 2010, at his part in National Trails Day 11; 26. Participants should ial Park. Friends may call residence. 90 minutes. For informa- on June 5 with events • 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. June bring a sack lunch. Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. and A private graveside serv- tion call (800) 325-0083. across the state to recog- 19; and Babysitter training is an one hour prior to the service ice for the family at 11 a.m. The Kentucky State nize the miles of excellent • 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. June interactive, multimedia, at the funeral home. In lieu Saturday, May 29, 2010, in Parks have nearly 300 trails in the state. 25. activity-based classroom of flowers, memorial con- Brick Union Cemetery. miles of hiking trails and National Trails Day was Those who are interested course that prepares youth tributions may be made to Friends may call 6 to 8 p.m. sponsor the Trail Shape launched by the American need only choose one date. for many responsibilities of Community Hospice Care Friday at Reed Funeral program – a challenge to Hiking Society in 1993 to This course is ideal for caring for young children. Center, 2330 Pollard Rd., Home in Greenup, Ky. hike 16 trails in one year. help promote exercise, trail parents, grandparents, Those attending will Ashland, Kentucky 41101. For more information, visit development and the out- expectant parents and any- receive Red Cross certifica- Online condolences may be www.parks.ky.gov. Ken- Frederick L. “Fred” doors. It has grown to more one designing a working tion. Preregistration is made to www.swickbus- than 1,100 events around tucky has more than 2,500 and thorough knowledge of required. The cost of the sachamberlin.com. Jones, 73 the country. miles of hiking trails. To CPR/AED/first aid. course will be $35. Frederick L. “Fred” The Fern Valley Trail find a trail in your area, Bloodborne Pathogens: All participants must Jones, 73, of Kitts Hill, died Hike at Greenbo Lake State visit www.tourism.ky.gov/ Prevention of Disease preregister for classes at Harold C. “Sam” Wednesday, May 26, 2010, Resort Park in Greenup, outdoors. Transmission may be the American Red Cross, Sanders at the Hospice Care Center Ky., is a one mile loop trail added to the courses 1801 Robinson Ave., offered June 11, 19 and 25 Harold C. “Sam” in Ashland, Kentucky. that begins at the end of the Red Cross Portsmouth, OH 45662, or Funeral services will be 1 parking lot at the Jesse Stu- for an additional fee of $15. call for a registration form Sanders, 83, of Piketon, The course may be taken p.m. Saturday, May 29, art Lodge. The Fern Valley announces classes at (740) 354-3293, (888) died Thursday, May 27, by itself for $35. Those 2010, at Phillips Funeral Trail follows a hillside path The Ohio River Valley 2010, at the Pike Communi- requesting this service 354-3293, or fax the chap- ty Hospital in Waverly. Home in Ironton. Burial in then winds through a val- Chapter of the American ter at (740) 353-8735. Also Bradshaw Cemetery. must specifically request it Graveside services will ley. Guests will find a vari- Red Cross will have these as the time of registration. participants may register Friends may call Saturday be held 11:30 a.m. Tuesday, ety of vegetation and often classes during November. The class will required and and pay online at June 1, 2010, at the Mound from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at see deer, squirrels and • Adult CPR with AED approximately an addition- www.ohiorivervalley.red- Cemetery in Piketon. the funeral home. many different songbirds. Child and Infant CPR, and al 45 minutes. cross.org. Friends may call 6 to 8 p.m. The trail is fairly easy First Aid with a cost of $45 • Babysitter training with Monday at Howe Wheeler Boyer Hornback Funeral Home in Piketon. Meetings Tuesday wood Ridge Road, Wheel- p.m.. reorganizational Center, 4168 Turkey Foot 7 p.m. Donald “Eugene” ersburg, 6 p.m. The June 7 meeting, Charter One Road, 6 p.m. • Scioto County Board Tuesday, June 8 meeting is canceled. Bank, second Floor, 507 Dyer, 62 of Commissioners, meet- Monday, June 7 • The Board of Direc- Chillicothe St., Portsmouth. • Scioto County Board Donald “Eugene” Dyer, ing, Room 107, Scioto New Boston Board of of Commissioners, meet- tor’s of the Alcohol, Drug 62, of Vanceburg, Ky., died County Courthouse, 602 Thursday Education, work session to ing, Room 107, Scioto Addiction, Mental Health Thursday, May 27, 2010, at Seventh St., 9:30 a.m. • Scioto County Board review policies, Glenwood County Courthouse, 602 Services Board S.O.M.C. • Council of the Village of Commissioners, meet- High School, 522 Glen- Seventh St., 9:30 a.m. of Adams, Lawrence, Funeral services will be 1 of New Boston, meeting, ing, Room 107, Scioto wood Ave., New Boston, • Scioto County Veter- Scioto Counties, 6:30 p.m. p.m. Sunday, May 30, 2010, Council Chambers, Room County Courthouse, 602 5:30 p.m. ans Service Office, board at Dickerson Funeral Home 502 Chillicothe St., 16, New Boston Communi- Seventh St., 9:30 a.m. • Morgan Township of commissioners, meet- in Vanceburg, Ky. Burial Portsmouth. ty Center, 3980 Rhodes • Southern Ohio Council trustees, meeting, Senior ing, Court House Annex, will be in Pine Grove • The A/DA Committee Ave., New Boston, 6:30 of Government, meeting, Center, 7106 Big Bear Suite E, 612 Sixth St., 10 Cemetery. Friends may call of the Alcohol, Drug p.m. SOCOG conference room, Creek Road, Lucasville, a.m. 5 to 9 p.m. Saturday and 8 Addiction, Mental Health • Scioto Soil and Water Building 8, VA Medical a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday at the Services Board Conservation District, Center Campus, 17273 Ohio funeral home. of Adams, Lawrence, 104, Chillicothe, 10 a.m. board meeting, USDA Scioto Counties, 5:45 • Vernon Township Service Center, 12167A p.m., 502 Chillicothe St., trustees, meeting, Vernon Correction Ohio 104, Lucasville. Portsmouth. Community Learning A story published in the • Porter Township Thursday, May 27, 2010 edi- trustees, special meeting, Wednesday tion of the Daily Times incor- meeting hall, Administra- • Scioto County Repub- NEW rectly stated a USEC loan tive Building, 1536 Dog- lican Central Committee, 7 LOCATION We will be closed Saturday - Monday guarantee was to be $200 bil- lion. The amount is $2 billion. Home Sweet ( May 29-31, 2010) to spend The Portsmouth Daily Times is Memorial Day Weekend with our dedicated to correcting errors Home as promptly as possible. Any- Flowers and Gifts families. 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ibben will perform the tree as the speaker. a.m. from the school, and Memorial duties of master of cere- In Minford, a parade will a Memorial Day Ceremo- Wheelersburg to observe monies at the Lost at Sea step off at 11 a.m. on Ohio ny will be held at the gaze- From Page A1 Service at the Ohio River 139 at the Desco building bo after the parade. The Memorial Day; Everett master of ceremonies and Court Street Landing at the and travel to Bennett Ceme- event will feature an open- Portsmouth City Solicitor Lost at Sea Memorial. tery where Scott Rawlings ing prayer offered by Williams to be parade marshal Mike Jones will be speak- The William A. Baker of Christ’s Community Justin Grinstead, songs by ing. American Legion Post 363 Church will be the featured April Grinstead, and At 1:30 p.m., the of Lucasville will host a speaker. remarks by Master Sgt. Portsmouth Fire Depart- Memorial Day Parade and Memorial Day events get Boreman of the U.S. ment will hold their Memo- ceremony Monday. The under way at 11 a.m. at Army. rial Day Service at the Cen- parade starts at 11 a.m. at South Webster High School A Memorial Day lunch tral Fire Station, 1529 Gal- the north end of West Street for the South Webster will be served from 11 a.m. lia St., to honor their fallen and ends at the Lucasville Bloom Township Memorial until 1 p.m. at the South firefighters. Cemetery with a ceremony Day Observance. Webster Bloom Township At 3 p.m., Sam McK- that will feature Paul Crab- A parade will leave at 11 Fire Station. Memorial Day events announced

Submitted photo Everett Williams will be the grand marshal for Wheelers- for Greenlawn Cemetery burg’s Memorial Day parade on Saturday. The public is invited vaults in the floor, 5-feet Hundreds of pictures of missed. One of the most of those rare individuals Monday — Memorial Day deep, and used as cold stor- heroes and other history Guests are requested to respected men in Wheel- who believes in his com- — to Greenlawn Cemetery age as there were no mortu- will be displayed inside the enter the cemetery at the ersburg and, indeed, the munity enough to put his where volunteers will have aries when the chapel was historic chapel following Kinney’s Lane entrance, eastern part of Scioto money where his heart is. the two historic mau- built on Decoration Day, the service at the Soldiers The Offnere Street gate County is Everett The land was donated in soleums opened as both 1884. The Soldiers Circle Circle until 3 p.m. In the may be locked because of Williams, owner of memory of his first wife, contain soldiers. was dedicated the same day. chapel, Gladys Reynolds the parade entering the Everett Williams Furni- Gracie. The one mausoleum built It is believed the last funeral will have both cemetery cemetery. ture. He will be the grand Williams has been a in 1900 is located at the cor- held in the chapel was in books on Greenlawn and Anyone wishing to dis- marshal for Wheelers- faithful member of the ner of Kinney’s Lane and 1925. will help those trying to find play a veteran’s picture in burg’s Memorial Day Sciotodale Freewill Bap- Offnere Street, and next to A fire in 1971 destroyed all graves that have a grave the chapel that is buried in parade Saturday begin- tist Church for the past it, the smaller one was built cemetery records and with marker. Greenlawn or for further ning at 11 a.m. at the 60-plus years. He con- in 1928. All crypts were poor record keeping, the Volunteers in the mau- information, please call Kroger parking lot. tributes his success to his sold at the time each was exact number of burials is soleums are Bill Glockner, Judy at (740) 353--8435. Williams’ reputation as faith in God and the love built. There is a walk- unknown. However, it is Betty May, Joyce Daulton, A special thanks to vol- an honest, reputable busi- and support of the people through gate for both mau- known that more tan 3,000 Margaret Sexton, Jan unteers and to the cemetery nessman who makes a in his community. He is soleums on Offnere Street. heroes are buried throughout Edwards and Karen crew Dave, John and Sandy. practice of being fair and also a charter member of This will be the 10th year the 40 acres and well over Humphrey. Your hard work shows and just to all, is well known. the Gideon Society and the old stone chapel has 100,000 are enclosed within Extra flags will be avail- is very much appreciated. The people of Wheel- the Kiwanis. been viewed by the public. the iron fence. Greenlawn able in all three buildings in Source: Judy Ross, ersburg owe a great deal Williams is the father Inside there are four stone turned 181 years old March 9. case a veteran’s grave was curator of their growth to this of seven children, the quiet, unassuming man grandfather of 15, and the who is always ready to great-grandfather of 31. ology, and Jeff Dilyard, a From 1829-63, more than vation would have ended give to any community He has given much of Railroad staff archaeologist, have been 2,000 runaway slaves found about three weeks ago if the cause. himself over the years to using shovels, small scoop- shelter in the Rankin house. dig hadn’t uncovered the pit From Page A1 Williams has supported his family. Truly, his ers, brushes and sifting pans They were hidden in the cel- cellar and the horse corral. the Wheelersburg area for spare time has been spent around 700 A.D. and an 1883 to find historic artifacts. lar, which now is accessible “This place had multiple many years. He made a with his family and his Indian Head penny. Before the digging began, to visitors, and in the attic, buildings for many uses, and tremendous contribution church. “They’re all little pieces of the site was surveyed with which is off limits. every building had a cellar,” to community welfare Williams, who will be a puzzle,” said Bill Pickard, ground-penetrating radar. Rankin also hid slaves in a Pecora said. when he donated the land 94 in October, would gra- assistant curator of archaeol- Rankin’s home, which saw cellar beneath his barn. Excavation will continue he owned at the triangle ciously, and with much ogy with the Ohio Historical 5,709 visitors last year, was Campbell said no one knows in an effort to complete the of Center and South gratitude, commend his Society. “It might turn out one of southern Ohio’s most the location of the barn. house renovations; however, streets for the Fire community for making that 90 percent of it doesn’t important stations on the Rankin hid as many as 12 the Historical Society cannot Department and Library. his life so meaningful. relate to the Rankin era.” underground railroad, and fugitive slaves at one time. do further exploratory This land was worth Source: Sue The state is paying Ohio Rankin himself was a leading Rankin left Ripley in 1863, archaeology due to lack of much, but Williams is one Leadingham Valley Archaeology Inc., a abolitionist. after President Lincoln’s funds, Schuette said. If fund- Columbus firm, $16,905 for Born in Tennessee in 1793, Emancipation Proclamation. ing becomes available, the the excavation, with a contin- Rankin moved from Ken- “He felt he had done all he society will be able to gency for $9,000 more if tucky to Ripley in 1822. A could for the cause,” Camp- explore further in the future. additional excavation is Presbyterian minister and bell said. “You never know,” Camp- needed. educator as well as a farmer, Rankin died in Ironton, bell said, “what the next Albert Pecora, vice presi- Rankin built his hilltop house Ohio, in 1886. shovelful of dirt might dent of Ohio Valley Archae- seven years later. The archaeological exca- reveal.”

going to need more pond- “I told them, when they a better idea how these Permit ing areas. Now it’s basi- get all their plans together changes will affect their cally back to step one,” and the school board plans and building time- From Page A1 Hamilton said. agrees on them and the line after he meets with All seemed well and New Boston Superin- design group agrees on it, the OSFC today. ready to go, until a project tendent Mike Staggs said then bring it to me and core meeting at New Hamilton’s decision give me all the numbers RYAN SCOTT OTTNEY can Boston School Thursday “makes sense” and said and all the maps with it,” be reached at (740) 353-3101, morning, where Hamilton he doesn’t expect the Hamilton said. ext. 235, rottney@heartland- was told that the OSFC is commission to ask for any Staggs said he will have publications.com. now asking for small major changes. He said changes to the building the changes had to do seen in town,” Payton said. plans. That means the with the alignment of the Bear Payton is more at home plans he reviewed were building, to pull it further with another type of four- not final, and he cannot away from the hill and From Page A1 legged creature. She will be approve the project until reduce the size and cost of truck, and then he took off showing her Tennessee he sees those final plans. a retaining wall. running straight to the river Walking horse, Jose’s Doll “I went to the core Hamilton said he also just as hard as he could.” Baby, Saturday in Liber- meeting ready to give my feels confident that the Payton believes the bear tyville, Kentucky. Her spiel that I’m ready to school could make the swam the Ohio River to the horse will also be featured write the permit, and now necessary changes with- Kentucky side. in a national magazine next they’re talking about out increasing the risk of “We have had people in week. moving the school and it flooding, but said he can’t town who had pet bears might add more cubic issue the permit until the before, but that is the first FRANK LEWIS can be tons of dirt. So we’re plans are made final. wild bear that I have ever reached at (740) 353-3101. A4 Friday, May 28, 2010 Portsmouth Daily Times EDUCATION

Submitted photo Submitted photo Eastern winners primary Eastern winners intermediate Eastern Elementary Principal’s Awards for April for the primary included, left to right, Row 1, Kalynn Eastern Intermediate April Principal’s Awards included left to right, front, Abby Lowder; Row 1, Bryan Tackett, Nathanial Burchett, Katelyn Hunter, Addison Cochenour and Bryce Schaffner; and, Row 2, Thompson, Jacy Bevins and Logan Montgomery; and Row 2, Levi Thornsberry, Jenna Brunner, Clay Trinity Shaw, Likisha Hunter, Grace Pennington, Colton Davis and Coltan Denny. Martin and Kasey Anderson. Nellie Parrish also was among the winners. Source: Pam E. Brown Source: Pam E. Brown SSU Assistant Professor participates in E-learning Over the course of Nursing’s Simulation these challenges. eight months, Shawnee Innovation Resource “Though I’ve had some State University Assistant Center. experience with simula- Professor Catherine “It enhanced my tion as a teaching strategy, Bailey participated in 11 knowledge of simulation the online modules really online learning modules scenario development and challenged me to take (Designing and integration of simulation things to the next level,” Developing Simulations, into Shawnee State Bailey said. “I am in the Debriefing and Guided University’s Associate process of developing new Reflection, Guidelines for Degree Nursing curricu- scenarios that will be used Simulation Research, lum,” Bailey said. “The in the in the Fall 2010 Reaching and Learning knowledge and skills nursing courses and I will Strategies, Integrating required of nursing gradu- certainly incorporate Concepts into ates have increased con- information from the Simulations, Evaluating siderably due to the modules in the new sce- Simulations, Curriculum increasingly complex narios. Submitted photo Integration, Programming needs of today’s patients.” Faculty Enrichment SCCTC Students of the Month and High-Fidelity Bailey believes that Funds made it possible for The Scioto County Career Technical Center teachers nominate students monthly for Student of the Simulator, Designing a exposing students to sim- Bailey to participate in the Month. The selection process is based upon each student’s daily attendance, classroom and lab Simulation Center, ulated patient care situa- continuing education performance, employability skills, and community service. The following students were selected Maximizing Realizing, tions in a safe environ- offered by the National for April, left to right, Phillip Setser, criminal justice, Nicole Dodridge, cosmetology, Courtney Hart, and Developing Faculty) ment for both students and League for Nursing's hotels and resorts, and Zach Cooper, electricity. offered through the patients can help prepare Simulation Innovation Source: Marquita Riepenhoff, public relations coordinator National League for future nurses to meet Resource Center. OUS Students Bass and Lambert win Top Honors at Student Research and Creative Activity Expo in Athens Hundreds of undergradu- and Joe Bass. The pair won and Humanities category, Dennis said, “I think it is ate, graduate and medical first place for their research was given to Dennis great that it gives us a students gathered May 13 and presentation on the Lambert for his documen- voice, not only as students at the Convocation Center Underground Railroad. tary on Blackfork. Lambert but as independent on the Ohio University The duo worked together spent two years compiling researchers, being able to main campus in Athens to compiling information on interviews of those individ- present this information to present their original work the Underground Railroad uals who lived in the public at large and to at Ohio University’s annual in Ironton. Blackfork, student narra- fellow students. It’s impres- Student Research and The second award was tives about their interview- sive to be able to go out and Creative Activity Expo. given to Joe Bass, for ing experiences, and video say this is what we did, Ohio University hosts the Project Green Box in the footage to complete his come check it out, and Student research and Communications section documentary. learn something.” Creative Activity Expo of the competition. The “We are incredibly proud We are very proud of annually to demonstrate idea was to make a friendly of these awards, which Joe Bass and Dennis the results of its student’s way to communicate sug- have placed Joe and Lambert for their efforts research, scholarship and gestions and ideas that Dennis among the best stu- and amazing display of creative activity inside and would help our campus dent researchers at Ohio research! We encourage outside the classroom. become more environmen- University. Not only have all students to take part in Projects have included tally responsible. Bass they honored their men- the annual expo. When documentary filmmaking, placed green suggestion tors, professors David asked if he had any and presentations on the boxes around the campus Lucas and Bob Leith, with encouraging words for latest findings from medi- to gather input from stu- their performances, but other students considering cine, astrophysics, educa- dents, faculty, and staff on they have also set an exam- participating Bass said, tion, and environmental how to “green” up the cam- ple that should encourage “There’s no reason not to. science. pus. One of the suggestions more Southern Campus It’s incredible not only to This year Ohio was the placement of recy- students to participate next present the knowledge University Southern stu- cling buckets around cam- year.” you’ve gained but, to see dents brought home three pus making it easier for When asked about his all the different informa- Submitted photo top awards. The first was everyone to get involved. experience with the tion gathered from other Joe Bass and Dennis Lambert won three awards total for Ohio the result of the combined The third award, a sec- Student Research and departments. It is an University - Southern at Ohio University’s annual Student efforts of Dennis Lambert ond place finish in the Arts Creative Activity Expo, amazing experience.” Research and Creative Activity Expo. Teachers and administrators

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State Briefs Gallery: Insurer Ohio runaway June 3 deadline to adopt ing about 10 percent of its up popped one of the baby on Wednesday and rules for the voter- roughly 8,000 employees. largest groundhogs she’d forgot she was inside the paid $44K over OU mom’s husband approved casinos planned It also plans to close 16 ever seen. It then choose to vehicle, parked outside an sorority party seeks custody for Cincinnati, Cleveland, buildings next month. burrow in near the engine, address on the city’s north- Columbus and Toledo. Officials say the school so 911 was called. east side. ATHENS) — A West XENIA — The husband system has reduced a pro- Athens County Dog Police say the infant was Virginia gallery that claims of a southwest Ohio jected $53 million deficit Warden Jeff Koons inside the car for an it got trashed while hosting woman who triggered days Women: accused to less than $21 million. responded, and it took him extended period of time, on an Ohio University sorority of searching when she dis- Air Force chief more than 5 minutes to get a day when the outside event says its insurance appeared with a boyfriend sent sexy the critter to come out. temperature reached 87 company is paying has filed for a legal separa- Ohio man accused When it finally did, it scur- degrees in Columbus. $44,000 to cover damage. tion and permanent cus- messages of killing former ried across Martin’s feet Detectives say late in the An attorney for the Park- tody of their 1-year-old and eluded Koons for day the child’s relative ersburg Art Center said daughter. DAYTON — Two Air in-laws Force women testifying in another half-hour hiding realized what had hap- Wednesday it’s withdraw- Greene County court COLUMBUS — under cars. He captured the pened, rushed to the vehi- ing its threat to sue the records show David Tehan Ohio have described sexy text message exchanges Authorities in Ohio say a groundhog and released it cle and attempted to per- school’s Pi Beta Phi chap- filed his papers earlier this couple in their 70s were in a rural area. form CPR. The baby girl ter but said insurance month, saying Tiffany with a chief master ser- geant facing sexual harass- killed by their former son- was taken to a hospital adjustors could still bring a Tehan had neglected her in-law, who’s also accused where she was pronounced lawsuit. duty and that they are ment charges. Bond at $100K for They testified Thursday of setting fire to their dead around 6:15 p.m. The gallery says there incompatible. home. Ohio farm worker Names have not been were food fights, drinks She was reported miss- in a courtroom at Wright- Patterson Air Force Base in Court records show 64- in cruelty case released and no charges were dumped out on floors, ing April 17, but found five year-old Harry Wood- have been filed. and a sink was pulled from days later in Miami Beach the second day of a hearing into allegations against 27- bridge of Lancaster MARYSVILLE — An a wall during the sorority’s with boyfriend Tre (tray) appeared before a judge in Ohio dairy farm has asked March 6 winter formal. Hutcherson. year veteran William Gur- Prosecutor: Ohio ney. The hearing before a Columbus Thursday on veterinarians to independ- The national Pi Beta Phi Friends and family had two counts of murder and ently review an animal mom smacked organization has accused handed out fliers, used military judge will help determine whether Gurney three counts of aggravated rights group’s video of the art center of making social media and went on arson. Bond was set at $2 cows being punched, boy’s head exaggerated claims. The national television asking will face court-martial pro- ceedings. million. kicked and poked with into wall sorority’s chapter at Miami for help. Columbus firefighters pitchforks. University of Ohio was Tiffany Tehan has said He was removed last CLEVELAND — November from his job as found Woodbridge’s for- Conklin Dairy Farms Authorities say a Cleve- recently suspended for one she fell in love with Hutch- mer in-laws inside their Inc. said in a statement year because of damage erson after meeting him at the highest-ranking enlist- land woman indicted on ed man in the Air Force burning house Monday Thursday that the under- felonious assault charges and misconduct during an a convenience store. Court night. Seventy-two-year- cover video shot by Mercy event at a lodge. records do not list an attor- Materiel Command at the forced her 8-year-old son base near Dayton; he is old Charlene Horn died at For Animals is missing to stand facing a wall ney for her in the matter the scene, while her 78- context of how the farm is with her husband. assigned to a desk job. every day for six months Ohio House Among charges are that year-old husband, Arlie operated responsibly. The and smacked the back of approves youth he failed to maintain pro- Horn, died at a hospital. farm in Plain City in cen- his head, leaving an inden- Ohio House, fessional relationships with The coroner says autop- tral Ohio again condemned tation and breaking his sexting ban subordinates. Two women sies indicated the Horns the abuse seen in the nose. Senate pass died from being struck and footage. COLUMBUS — A bill testified Thursday about Thirty-seven-year-old rival casino rules exchanging sexy messages; stabbed. The farm did not imme- Andreia Huffman also is that has passed the Ohio Police say they made the diately respond to a mes- House would prohibit chil- COLUMBUS — Ohio’s one said Gurney sent her a accused with the boy’s photo of himself standing arrest after tracking credit sage for further comment. father of hog-tying the dren from what’s known as House and Senate agree cards stolen from the A Conklin farm worker sexting, but they would not that the state’s new casinos naked before a mirror. child with duct tape and Horns. Court records don’t charged with 12 counts of tying him to a coffee table have to register as sex should not give away free show an attorney for cruelty to animals offenders for transmitting drinks, allow smoking or on a nightly basis. Both Cleveland school Woodbridge. remained jailed on Thurs- Huffman and 32-year-old nude photos of minors, let anyone under 21 inside day after a judge set bond including themselves. to gamble. district cuts Jason Dunikowski face at $100,000. The farm says charges of kidnapping and Supporters of the meas- But the two chambers more jobs Ohio woman finds it fired 25-year-old Billy ure say it’s needed to pro- will have to work out other child endangering. CLEVELAND — Cleve- groundhog hiding Joe Gregg Jr. on Wednes- The Cuyahoga County tect teens from serious differences in the casino day, the day of his arrest. adult child pornography rules they approved in sep- land’s school board has under car hood prosecutor’s office said voted to cut another 64 He returns to court June 10 Thursday that the mother charges if they share nude arate votes on Wednesday. ATHENS — An Ohio to enter a plea. pictures of themselves or The House, which is school employees, on top also used a wood-like pad- of nearly 800 layoffs woman needed animal con- classmates using cell controlled by Democrats, trol, not a mechanic, when dle to hit the boy and his phones, e-mail or websites wants the casinos’ $200 announced last month. Ohio infant dies 17-year-old sister. The jobs eliminated this it turned out the thumping such as Facebook. million in state license fees under her car’s hood was when left in car Police in April removed The bill approved to go toward urban worker week include administra- nine children from the tive assistants and school coming from a stowaway Wednesday on a 86-12 training programs. groundhog. on hot day couple’s home after the vote would send young The Republican-led Sen- cafeteria employees such boy’s 15-year-old brother as cooks and cashiers. The Rebecca Martin says she COLUMBUS — Police sexting offenders to juve- ate bill does not have that heard the noise Tuesday in Ohio say a 9-month old called 911. nile court for punishment provision but, unlike the layoffs take effect at the Both parents are held on end of the school year. while running errands with girl died when she was left that would not include jail. House measure, it would other family members in inside a car on a hot day. bond pending Tuesday The legislation now goes allow the casinos to extend The major round of cuts arraignments. approved April 20 included Athens in southeast Ohio. Columbus police homi- to the Ohio Senate. lines of credit to patrons of When they pulled over in cide detectives say a 70- no more than $500. 546 teachers. Altogether, From AP Wire reports the school district is slash- a Walmart parking lot and year-old family member The Legislature faces a lifted the hood, Martin says was responsible for the

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Computer charged with one count of CHICAGO — Three men Swedish citizen believed to none of the three are in cus- Innovative Marketing Inc. users were prompted to use conspiracy to commit com- have been indicted on fed- live in Sweden. Jain is a 40- tody. U.S. Department of and a series of fictitious their credit cards to buy puter fraud and computer eral charges that accuse year-old American authori- Justice spokesman Randall advertising agencies to Innovative Marketing soft- fraud. them of conning people in ties believe is in the Samborn declined to dis- place fake ads on legitimate ware with names such as Each wire fraud count more than 60 countries into Ukraine. cuss when Reno will turn Web sites from December “DriveCleaner” and “Error- carries a maximum sen- buying $100 million in “These defendants himself in or how authori- 2006 through October Safe” for anywher from $30 tence of 20 years in prison bogus software by convinc- allegedly preyed on inno- ties plan to pursue Sundin 2008, the indictment says. to $70, authorities said. and a $250,000 fine, plus ing them their computers cent computer users, and Jain. The ads contained hidden The money, according to restitution and further were infected by malicious exploiting their fraudulently There was no immediate computer codes that redi- the indictment, was deposit- potential fines based on the programs. induced fears for personal response to messages left rected browsers on any ed in bank accounts around money lost by victims. A federal grand jury in gain,” Robert D. Grant, the by The Associated Press on computer used to view the the world. The indictment also seeks Chicago returned indict- special agent in charge of Thursday at a telephone ads to Web sites that would The indictment charges the forfeiture of about $100 ments Wednesday against the FBI’s Chicago office, number listed for James display error messages — Sundin and Jain each with million and all money held 26-year-old James Reno of said in a news release. Reno in Amelia, Ohio. known as scareware — 24 counts of wire fraud, and in an account at Swedbank Amelia, Ohio, and Bjorn While authorities say Jain, Sundin and others telling users their comput- Reno with 12 counts of located in Kiev, Ukraine. Daniel Sundin and Kentucky’s Child pornography ‘social bourbon networking site’ busted by feds tasting bill By CHARLES WILSON screen names, but some Suspects were from Indi- now in Associated Press Writer knew each other outside of ana, Louisiana, California, the ring, he said. Alaska, New York, Pennsyl- jeopardy INDIANAPOLIS — Fed- “This is the largest crimes vania, Ohio, Maryland, eral prosecutors say they are against children case Michigan, Virginia and By BRUCE SCHREINER working with police in sev- brought anywhere by any- Florida, DeBrota said. Associated Press Writer eral countries to investigate one,” DeBrota said. The investigation was suspects in a child pornogra- According to DeBrota, kept secret for so long to FRANKFORT, Ky. — phy “social networking site” the group did not focus on avoid tipping off suspects, The speaker of the Ken- that at one point had more producing photographs, Morrison said. tucky House said Thursday than 1,000 members trading although several members The government is work- that bourbon distillers have explicit images. were found to have been ing with police in several lost support from legislators Prosecutors said Wednes- personally sexually abusing countries, including France, for an expansion of the metrocreativeconnection.com day that more than 50 peo- children, sometimes produc- Germany and England, to state’s sampling law Bourbon distillers have lost support from legislators for an ple had been arrested and 35 ing images of the abuse. investigate other suspects, because they wanted too expansion of the state’s sampling law. have been convicted of vari- “Making the material was DeBrota said. Investigators much. ous child pornography-relat- not part of this group’s con- also believe the group had Speaker Greg Stumbo port, which it obviously did- noting that the Senate on ed charges as part of the spiracy,” DeBrota said. members in Asia, Africa and bluntly suggested that the n’t.” Wednesday passed its ver- two-year investigation, Immigration and postal South America. industry had been “disin- Current law limits sam- sion of a bill to extend including several people agencies also took part in the The website had a hierar- genuous” in promoting the pling to the grounds of dis- opportunities for free bour- from abroad. investigation, along with chy and members were legislation, which was tilleries, and a day trip along bon samplings. They said they were seek- state and local police. given ranks that gave them defeated in the House on Kentucky’s so-called Bour- “As long as the Senate ing the extradition of the The group had about varying degrees of access to Wednesday. bon Trail often ends with bill is still alive, we hold group’s alleged ringleader, 1,000 members at its peak the pornography. Savigar A similar measure passed sample tastings of the state’s out hopes there can be an Delwyn Savigar, who is but had culled its member- was a “root administrator,” the Senate this week and best-known export before agreement,” said Eric Gre- serving a 14-year prison ship to about 500 when U.S. and others had ranks of was sent to the House. That visitors step off the property. gory, president of the Ken- term in England for sexually officials took down the web- “administrator,” ‘’modera- bill could still come up in Gov. Steve Beshear tucky Distillers’ Associa- assaulting or trying to abuse site in 2008. DeBrota said tor,” ‘’grand master,” and the House if a compromise seemed perplexed by the tion. “The clock is ticking, three underage girls. prosecutors went after high- “trusted member,” DeBrota is reached, Stumbo said. potential demise of the and we’re obviously con- Savigar created and ran a ranking members or those said. Lawmakers are meeting bourbon-tasting bill. He said cerned that that bill is in password-protected website who had records of abusing Investigators were able to in a special session revolv- he added the issue to the jeopardy.” from which members could children. infiltrate the ring after tak- ing around passing a new special session after the top Gregory said that nearly access collections of sexual One suspect, 47-year-old ing over the online profile state budget. leaders of the House and identical proposals passed images — some including Edward Oedewaldt, who of a member who was Stumbo, D-Prestonsburg, Senate had asked him to do the House in past sessions. as many as a million files — was arrested April 23 in arrested in Alabama as part said the industry portrayed so, indicating there were He said that allowing sam- share their fantasies about Arcadia, La., was brought to of a separate case, DeBrota the bill as allowing bourbon sufficient votes to pass such plings at the Equestrian having sex with children and Indianapolis on Wednesday said. makers to offer samplings at a measure. Games was a pressing need, give advice to each other to face charges of conspira- Many suspected ring the World Equestrian “It’s hard to figure out but said the measure would about how to build their col- cy to advertise and distribute members were charged in Games this fall in Lexing- what the problem is,” allow tastings at other lections and avoid getting child pornography and was U.S. District Court in Indi- ton, as well as perhaps at a Beshear said. events and conferences that caught, Assistant U.S. Attor- ordered to remain in federal anapolis. Conspiracy convention this summer in Democratic Rep. Linda would benefit the industry ney Steven D. DeBrota said. custody pending trial. He charges can be brought any- Louisville. Belcher of Shepherdsville, a and the state. “This was a social net- has pleaded not guilty. where an alleged conspiracy “Apparently there was leading supporter of the pro- “A tastings bill would working site, really,” he said. Prosecutors said 35 ring occurs, and investigators much more than that,” posal, acknowledged that hopefully attract new con- To join the group, a per- members have been convict- discovered early on that four Stumbo told reporters. the chances of getting it sumers and open new mar- son had to be sponsored by a ed of various child pornog- members of the group were “There was some over- through the House appeared kets, which would lead to member and voted on by raphy distribution charges. from Indiana, DeBrota said. reaching, and that being the slim. more jobs and more invest- other members, DeBrota Some of them have received case, then it was up to the Bourbon industry leaders ment in the common- said. Some members knew sentences of up to 20 years industry to garner the sup- weren’t giving up, though, wealth,” he said. each other only by their in prison. Army’s tank school leaves Fort Knox after 70 years By DYLAN LOVAN symbolic as this is for old German tank divisions it a perfect spot for tank namely a collection dedi- ments around the post will Associated Press Writer tankers and cavalrymen.” that conquered France in training and firing, cated to Gen. George S. also stay. The ceremony symbol- 1940. Cameron said. Patton at Fort Knox’s Pat- The gold vault, which FORT KNOX, Ky. — ized the shift of authority “The high profile, high Tank training will merge ton Museum. And several has about 4,600 tons of Fort Knox has long been over Fort Knox from the visibility use of German with Fort Benning’s tanks and other armored gold bullion, will also known for its heavy metals Armor Center to Acces- armored formations in the infantry school to create vehicles used as monu- remain. — gold bricks and sions Command, making destruction of France, it what the military calls the armored tanks. the base the Army’s home (sent) a shock wave Maneuver Center of But the tank’s 70-year for recruiting, training and through the U.S. Army,” Excellence. connection to the Army human resources. The said Robert Cameron, the Under the Army reor- post in the hills of central changes are part of a mili- Army’s Armor Branch his- ganization announced in Kentucky ended Thursday tary reorganization torian. 2005, the Human as the Armor Center, the announced by the Penta- Cameron said at the Resources Command and training school for genera- gon five years ago. time, Knox had already the 3,400 members of the tions of tank soldiers, More than 180 M1 tanks become the Army’s home 3rd Brigade, 1st Infantry began its move to Fort and about 1,000 other for mechanized cavalry. Division were moved to Benning in Georgia. vehicles will depart Fort The post’s vast acreage, Fort Knox. “It’s a bittersweet day,” Knox over the next year varied landscapes and its Some of the post’s armor said retired Lt. 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AP Business Writers The show of confidence after heavy selling that determine how much lift it file ■ AP photo in Europe let the market drove the Dow down 11 might be giving stocks, the NEW YORK — Stocks resume a rally that stalled percent from its 2010 peak rush to cover misplaced had another turnaround late Wednesday following a a month ago. Traders cau- bets can add to a rally. Thursday and rocketed report that China was con- tioned that this might not be The steep gains Thursday higher after China reas- sidering cutting its exposure a rally but merely a break in were welcome after the sured investors it doesn’t to European debt. That selling. Dow dropped eight of the plan to sell the European would have signaled that Some of the climb could last days. But trading has for much of the day only to Chase Investment Council debt it holds. China didn’t think Europe be tied to what’s called been volatile and recent see the advances erased in in Charlottesville, Va., said The Dow Jones industrial would be able to contain the “short-covering.” That weeks have shown that an late slides. The Dow rose the market has fallen too average surged nearly 285 crisis. The agency that man- occurs when traders are early advance is no guaran- 135 points Wednesday quickly. He contends that a points, while Treasury ages China’s $2.5 trillion in forced to buy stock after tee that stocks will end the morning, but ended the day break was due because prices tumbled as traders foreign reserves denied the having earlier sold bor- day higher. Twice this down about 69. there have been so many funneled money into riskier report. rowed shares in a bet that week, stocks have climbed Peter Tuz, president of days with heavy selling. Gulf leak eclipses Exxon Valdez as worst US spill By GREG BLUESTEIN since the Deepwater Hori- calculated the well has been The spill is not the panies and used govern- coast affected by the spill and SETH BORENSTEIN zon rig exploded and sank spewing between 504,000 biggest ever in the Gulf. In ment computers to view are fed up with BP’s fail- Associated Press Writers off the coast of Louisiana. and more than a million gal- 1979, a drilling rig in Mex- pornography. ures to stop the spill. Thick Eleven workers were killed lons a day. Even using the ican waters — the Ixtoc I — Polls show the public is oil is coating birds and deli- COVINGTON, La. — in the accident. most conservative estimate, blew up, releasing 140 mil- souring on the administra- cate wetlands in Louisiana. BP’s attempt to choke off Coast Guard Lt. Cmdr. that means nearly 18 mil- lion gallons of oil. tion’s handling of the catas- “I have anxiety attacks,” the gusher at the bottom of Tony Russell said the mud lion gallons have spilled so In another troubling dis- trophe, and Obama sought said Sarah Rigaud, owner the Gulf of Mexico was stopping some oil and far. In the worst-case sce- covery, marine scientists to assure Americans that the of Sarah’s Restaurant in appeared to be making gas but had a way to go nario, 39 million gallons said they have spotted a government is in control Grand Isle, La., where the some progress, officials before it was declared a have leaked. huge new plume of what and deflect criticism that his beach was closed because said Thursday as dire new success. BP said it should That larger figure would they believe to be oil deep administration has left BP blobs of oil that looked like government estimates know by the end of the day be nearly four times the size beneath the Gulf, stretching in charge. melted chocolate had showed the disaster has eas- whether it worked. of the Exxon Valdez disas- 22 miles from the leaking “My job right now is washed up on shore. “Every ily eclipsed the Exxon If the procedure works, ter, in which a tanker ran wellhead northeast toward just to make sure every- day I pray that something Valdez as the biggest oil BP will inject cement into aground in Alaska in 1989, Mobile Bay, Ala. They fear body in the Gulf under- happens, that it will be spill in U.S. history. the well to seal it perma- spilling nearly 11 million it could have resulted from stands: This is what I wake stopped and everybody can As the world waited to nently. If it doesn’t, the gallons. using chemicals a mile up to in the morning, and get back to normal.” see whether the “top kill” company has a number of “Now we know the true below the surface to break this is what I go to bed at Charlotte Randolph, pres- would work, President backup plans. Either way, scale of the monster we are up the oil. night thinking about. The ident of Louisiana’s Barack Obama announced crews will continue to drill fighting in the Gulf,” said In Washington, Elizabeth spill,” he said. Lafourche Parish, one of major new restrictions on two relief wells, considered Jeremy Symons, vice presi- Birnbaum stepped down as Obama said he would put the coastal parishes affected drilling projects, and the the only surefire way to dent of the National director of the Minerals an end to the “scandalously by the spill, said: “I mean, head of the federal agency stop the leak. Wildlife Federation. “BP Management Service, a job close relationship” between it’s wearing on everybody that regulates the industry A top kill has never been has unleashed an unstop- she had held since last July. regulators and the oil com- in this coastal region. You resigned under pressure, attempted before so deep pable force of appalling Her agency has been harsh- panies they oversee. He also see it in people’s eyes. You becoming the highest-rank- underwater. proportions.” ly criticized over lax over- extended a freeze on new see it. We need to stop the ing political casualty of the The stakes were higher BP spokesman Steve sight of drilling and cozy deepwater oil drilling and flow.” crisis so far. than ever as public frustra- Rinehart said the previous ties with industry. canceled or delayed pro- “Tourism is dead. Fishing BP started shooting tion over the spill grew and estimate of 210,000 gallons An internal Interior posed lease sales in the is dead. We’re dying a slow heavy drilling mud into the a team of government sci- a day was based on the best Department report released waters off Alaska and Vir- death,” she added. blown-out well 5,000 feet entists said the oil has been data available at the time. earlier this week found that ginia and along the Gulf The Coast Guard underwater on Wednesday flowing at a rate 2? to five As for the new figures, he between 2000 and 2008, Coast. approved portions of afternoon. It was the latest times higher than what BP said: “It does not and will agency staff members Fishermen, hotel and Louisiana’s $350 million in a string of attempts to and the Coast Guard initial- not change the response. accepted tickets to sports restaurant owners, politi- plan to ring its coastline stop the oil that has been ly estimated. 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Talecris Biotherapeutics will provide food and refreshments. A8 Friday, May 28, 2010 Portsmouth Daily Times SENIORS Checks to seniors with high drug bills out earlier By RICARDO ALONSO- costs in 2010 before their Margery Traynor, a GM plan was $25 a gap came about because of When Congress took up ZALDIVAR Medicare coverage kicks in retired auto worker from month.” funding constraints, when President Barack Obama’s Associated Press Writer again. Springfield, Ohio, said the Seniors don’t have to in 2003 a Republican-led health care overhaul last Health and Human Serv- $250 will barely make a apply for the new benefit, Congress created the pre- year, it was unclear if law- WASHINGTON — Gov- ices spokeswoman Jessica dent in her prescription since their eligibility will scription benefit under makers would close the ernment checks to seniors Santillo said the rebates are bills. Traynor, 81, who suf- be automatically deter- President George W. coverage gap. Democrats in with high prescription drug going out ahead of the June fers from lung problems, is mined by their Medicare Bush’s administration. the House wanted to do so, bills are going out early, 15 deadline set in the law. paying more than $450 a prescription drug plan and At the time, lawmakers but their Senate counter- Obama administration offi- Some 4 million seniors and month for three pricey the government. HHS Sec- wanted to make sure all parts were only prepared to cials said Thursday, plug- disabled people will get brand-name drugs, includ- retary Kathleen Sebelius seniors got some support, go some of the way. Demo- ging the advantages of the checks this year. The first ing inhalers that help her warned that scam artists are so the program was cratic leaders in both cham- new health care overhaul monthly batch of 80,000 breathe. And that doesn’t already taking advantage of designed to cover three- bers finally made it a prior- law. will be mailed out June 10. count the cost of nine other rebate program to circulate fourths of the first couple of ity, partly in response to The $250 checks for Significant savings will medications she takes. bogus ‘application forms’ thousand dollars in drug seniors’ concerns about Medicare recipients who come next year, when the Traynor fell into the that solicit personal infor- costs for all beneficiaries. using Medicare cuts to fund fall into the prescription law provides a 50 percent doughnut hole for the first mation such as Medicare Congress also built in a coverage for uninsured drug coverage gap are a discount on brand name time this year, after Gener- numbers. generous benefit for those workers and their families. new benefit this year, a drugs for seniors in the gap, al Motors cut back its “If anybody shows up with catastrophic expenses, Traynor said it will be modest down payment on and a smaller discount on retiree medical coverage asking for information ... with Medicare paying 95 nice to get her $250 check, gradually closing the generics. Those discounts and she had to fend for her- report it immediately,” percent. but she’s concerned the “doughnut hole” over the gradually increase year-by- self on Medicare. “I was Sebelius said. “Nothing is But people in the middle health care legislation is too next decade. Seniors who year until 2020, when the shocked,” she said. “I had required in order to get the were left on their own — a expensive and will make it fall into the gap are respon- coverage gap will be fully no idea what medicine cost. check.” sore point with seniors and harder for the nation to get sible for $3,610 in drug phased out. The most I paid under the The Medicare coverage advocacy groups. out of debt. Uncertainty over Medicare pay sets doctors on edge By RICARDO ALONSO- about what the fee schedule I have rent to pay, and a left over used to help the dumped this issue.” Moon sion couldn’t muster the 60 ZALDIVAR will be, and whether at staff to pay,” she explained. uninsured. now directs the health care votes needed to move for- Associated Press Writer some point there will be a Some longtime Medicare “They should have used program at the American ward. 20 percent cut, makes it advocates fault Congress Medicare dollars to fix Institutes for Research. “The key problem is that WASHINGTON — For harder to accept new and the Obama administra- this,” said Moon, who The problem with doctor no one wants to pay for it,” the third time this year, Medicare patients,” Critten- tion for not dealing with the helped oversee program fees stems from require- said John Rother, top strate- Congress is scrambling to den said. doctor cuts during the finances from 1995-2000. ments of a 1990s deficit gist for AARP, the seniors’ stave off a hefty pay cut to Although government marathon health care over- “It’s irresponsible” that the reduction law. Well before lobby. “This is something doctors treating Medicare surveys indicate that haul debate. That would health care law left such a Obama was elected presi- that requires some addition- patients — even as the Medicare beneficiaries’ have pushed the cost of the major issue unresolved, she dent, Congress had settled al revenue, and we should Obama administration access compares favorably legislation above the $1 tril- said, while at the same time into a pattern of routinely face up to that fact.” mails out a glossy brochure to that of privately insured lion, 10-year limit Obama claiming to reduce the fed- waiving the cuts. But that Meanwhile, the Obama to reassure seniors the patients, doctors and set. eral deficit. only compounded the long- administration is mailing health care program is on patients say that’s not Economist Marilyn “I think we should have range problem, increasing out a brochure to explain solid ground. always the case. Moon, a former Medicare put a crowbar in our wallets the size of future cuts the benefits of the new The 21.3 percent cut will Crittenden’s practice trustee, said the health care and still come up with the required to meet savings health care law to 46 mil- take effect June 1 unless takes very few new legislation’s $500 billion in money for the uninsured,” targets. lion Medicare recipients. lawmakers intervene in the Medicare patients, since the cuts to hospitals, insurers added Moon. “But in trying The Obama administra- The law, says the brochure, next few days. Recurring program pays her medical and other Medicare to meet a range of goals — tion supports repealing the “keeps Medicare strong uncertainty over Medicare group well below private providers should have been having the bill not be more cuts altogether, and the and solvent.” Republicans fees is making doctors take insurers’ rates. “I like to earmarked to deal with doc- than $1 trillion and having House passed legislation to are calling it political spin. a hard look at their partici- take care of older adults, but tor fees first, with anything it be budget-neutral — they do that. But a Senate ver- pation in a program consid- ered a bedrock of middle- class retirement security. If the problem is allowed to fester, it could undermine Friday thru Monday ONLY! key goals of President Barack Obama’s health care overhaul, which envisions using Medicare to test ideas for improving the quality of care for all Americans. 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The Valley out the next two batters for tantly, the Lady Indians standout struck out 10 bat- the win. will play again on Satur- ters and made a crucial Valley played solid day with a trip to the state defensive play in the final defense behind Dillow, tournament on the line. inning to help seal the win. committing no errors. The Valley scored two runs Ahead 3-2 in the top of Valley outfield could also in the first and another in the seventh, Adena's Jessi- state its case for the play of the third inning to defeat ca Seyfang led off with a the game. Adena 3-2 in a Division III single and teammate Emily With the Lady Warriors Regional Semifinal game Lamb followed suit putting pumped up after scoring at Lancaster High School the tying and go-ahead two runs in the previous on Thursday. runs on base with no outs. inning, Adena pitcher Adena, the team respon- Adena's Kirsten Jones Crystal Detty led off the sible for the only loss on attempted to put down a sixth with a deep single Valley's 28-1 record, was sacrifice bunt on the next and tried to stretch the play unable to develop much play but the bunt was high into a double but was momentum against the and Dillow charged for- thrown out. The play Lady Indians' pitcher ward to make a diving appeared to halt any Braiden Dillow. catch to keep the runners at Sarah Wright ■ Chillicothe Gazette The teams had split their first and second. Adena's Crystal Detty is tagged out at second by Valley's Lauren Dunn while trying to stretch a single into See VALLEY, B2 a double Thursday during the Division III Regional Semifinal at Lancaster High School.

Clay advances past Symmes Valley Burg’s bats open By BRET BEVENS For the Daily Times door to finals

PICKERINGTON – For the By G. SAM PIATT fourth-straight year, the Clay PDT Staff Writer Lady Panthers advanced to the Division IV Region 15 Softball ATHENS —You'd think a pitcher who Tournament. On Thursday, for came into the semifinals of the regional the second time in those four tournament undefeated on the season trips, the Lady Panthers were would be treated with a little respect and victorious in the regional semi- even a little awe. final tilt and advanced to But the Wheelersburg Pirates greeted regional finals. Westfall's Zach Wolfe with three quick Clay used a four-run bottom hits to post a 2-0 lead on the way to a 5-3 of the seventh inning to defeat win in Thursday's match at Bob Wren Sta- SOC I foe Symmes Valley 9-8 dium on the campus of Ohio University. Thursday afternoon at Picker- The Pirates will play for the champi- ington Central High School. onship at 5 p.m. today, going against the “We’ll take it,” Clay coach winner of Thursday's second game Dick McCleese said. “Two of between Federal Hocking and Garaway. our last three games we have Wolfe, a junior, finished the season at won in our last at bat. They 13-1 and Westfall bowed out at 23-7. never quit, play hard and they The Pirates’ ace, Andrew Elliott, went are a great bunch of girls. I am all the way on the mound to take the win proud of every one of them.” and improve his season record also to 13- After Holly Hempill and 1. Wheelersburg improved to 29-1. Tori Osborne drew back-to- The only blemish on Elliott's and the back walks to open the inning, Bret Bevens ■ For the Daily Times team's record is a 3-2 loss to Minford. Mariah Tackett and Lyndsey Clay’s Keely Craft leads off second base in the Lady Panthers’ 9-8 win over Symmes Valley Thursday. The Lady Pan- Elliott held Westfall scoreless through Mader hit a pair of singles to thers will play for the regional championship Saturday. cut the Lady Viking lead to one See BURG, B2 run. Alison Castle’s fielder’s Lyndsey Mader picked up gave up three free passes. of the first two innings. In the choice tied the game and the win in the circle for Clay. Symmes Valley struck first first frame, Marissa Messer sin- Emily Spriggs’ one-out single Mader went the distance giv- scoring twice in the top of gled, stole second and scored plated Mader to win the game ing up eight runs, six earned on the first inning. Jessie Mor- when a ball in the dirt squirted for Clay. eight hits, striking out five and ris singled, advanced on an away from the Symmes Valley “I was under so much pres- allowing two walks. error and a fielder’s choice catcher. In the second inning, sure because the game was Nikki Nance was tagged before scoring on an error. Mader reached on an error and tied,” Spriggs said. “I just had with the loss for Symmes Val- Brooke Skinner singled and scored on another Symmes Val- to get a hit to get one run in and ley. Nance gave up three runs, later was knocked in by ley miscue. I hit it out there. It was the best two earned in three innings of Chelsea Wall. feeling in the world.” work. She struck out none and Clay scored one run in each See CLAY, B2 Howard, Tillman elected to College FB Hall of Fame By RALPH D. RUSSO Wisconsin program that College Football Hall of Fame dress of Texas A&M; guard AP College Football Writer looked hopeless on the field announced Thursday by the Randy Cross of UCLA; run- and off and went on to become National Football Foundation ning back Sam Cunningham NEW YORK — Desmond the only Big Ten coach to win at a news conference at the of Southern California; quar- Howard scored two of the most consecutive Rose Bowls. Nasdaq Stock Exchange in terback Mark Herrmann of memorable touchdowns in the The game-breaker and the Manhattan. Purdue; receiver Clarkston storied history of Michigan program-builder are now Hall The others included defen- Hines of Duke; defensive back ■ football and struck the pose of Famers. sive lineman Dennis Byrd of Chet Moeller of Navy; half- G. Sam Piatt Daily Times that Heisman contenders have Howard, Alvarez and the late North Carolina State; center back Jerry Stovall of LSU; and ‘Burg’s Andrew Elliott finishes his pitching motion been mimicking since. Pat Tillman were among the 14 Ronnie Caveness of Arkansas; during a game Thursday in Athens. ‘Burg won 5-3 in Barry Alvarez resurrected a newly elected members of the defensive lineman Ray Chil- See HOF, B2 the regional semifinal. Toews, Richards go Celtics in a daze after for Stanley Cup losing game 5, 113-92 By RICK GANO the finals for the first time By ANTONIO GONZALEZ "We need to win one AP Sports Writer in 13 years. Associated Press Writer game," Celtics coach Doc The two young captains Rivers said. "And let's hope CHICAGO — Jonathan — Toews at 22, Richards at ORLANDO, Fla. — it's the next one." Toews and Mike Richards 25 — are former first-round Glen Davis wobbled his That next one might be skated on the same line, draft picks whose teams fol- way to halfcourt, woozy. even tougher. sported the same jersey and low their example and their Unable to stand any longer, The Celtics are facing the shared a purpose during play. he went down. possibility of playing with- Canada's pressure-filled run They are 1-2 in playoff Something the Boston out Kendrick Perkins after to a gold medal at the Van- scoring this year. Toews has Celtics are also doing them- their starting center picked couver Olympics. put up 26 points with seven selves. up his seventh technical Playing in their own goals and 19 assists and has An inadvertent elbow foul of the playoffs, a country where hockey is a point in a club-record 13 from Dwight Howard mandatory suspension king, the expectations straight playoff games. knocked Davis to the unless it is overturned. The immense, made the reward Richards has 21 points, six ground, but the Celtics are league reviews all techni- even more gratifying for goals and 15 assists. all in a bit of a daze after the cals. two young stars. But what they do for their Orlando Magic's 113-92 No NBA team has won a A few months later, they teams goes well beyond victory Wednesday night in series after losing the first have a rare chance at a finding the back of the net Game 5 of the Eastern Con- three games. hockey double, a chance to with the puck. They can get ference finals. The Magic, seemingly add a Stanley Cup to their dirty in the corners or near A series that was a game lifeless after a blowout gold medal. This time they the crease, check another away from a sweep a few defeat in Game 3, suddenly are on opposite sides, with team's scoring threat or days ago now has the have hope to be the first. Toews and the Blackhawks thread a precise pass to set Celtics taking a 3-2 lead They broke out of their looking to win the fran- up a teammate. John Raoux ■ AP photo into a pressure-packed series-long shooting slump, chise's first championship "I'd say he's a little more Boston Celtics' Rasheed Wallace, right, blocks a shot by Game 6 in Boston on Fri- making 13 of 25 3-pointers. since 1961 and Richards physical player than I am," Orlando Magic's Dwight Howard (12) during the first half of day night. A potential Game leading the Flyers back to Toews said. Game 5 of the NBA Eastern Conference basketball finals in 7 would be in Orlando. Orlando, Fla. Wednesday. 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end and they made the and singled past the short Near followed with a sin- Burg plays they had to make. stop to drive in Elliott for gle to put runners on first "That's the good thing a 2-0 lead. and second with nobody PORTS ALENDAR From Page B1 about having played in the Wolfe settled down and out. S C six innings before slowing regional tournament in the held the Pirates in check Nathan Hock drove the The Sports Calendar will generally run every Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday, but in the bottom of the sev- past. These guys are expe- until the top of the fourth. ball to the fence in right occasionally more or less often at the discretion of the Editor. Items will run no more enth and final inning and rienced." Dakota Luster drove a center, driving in both than two weeks (or six times). If you send notices in advance, please specify the week surrendering three runs. Leadoff hitter Ryan line drive single between runners and making it 5-2. you would like it to run or it will run immediately. "I was just getting O'Leary greeted Wolfe in the shortstop and second Hock advanced to third tired," the senior fireballer the first inning with a baseman. After Caleb on a ground out and To submit an item said. sharp single between first Leach struck out for the scored when Wolfe Phone: E-mail: Pirates coach Michael and second. Elliott laid second out, left-handed grounded out. (740) 353-3101, ext. 242 Estep said he never con- down a perfect bunt, not hitter Drew Parsley Elliott then got Cody [email protected], sidered taking Elliott out only moving O'Leary to drilled a liner just out of Link to ground out to the subject: “Sports Calendar” as Westfall rallied for second but beating it out the reach of the left field- first baseman, who threw those three runs in the bot- for a single. With Nick er. The ball rolled to the to Elliott for the final out. Wheelersburg Basketball Camp tom of the seventh. Kemper at the plate the wall for a triple, bring G. SAM PIATT can be The Wheelersburg High School coaching staff will be holding a basketball camp for boys enter- "He's been in those situ- catcher fumbled the base- Luster in and upping the ing grades 4-9 on June 7-10. The morning session from 8:30-11:30 a.m. will be for 4th-6th ball and both runners lead to 3-0. reached at (740) 353-3101, graders while the afternoon session, 12:30-3:30 p.m. will host the 7th-9th graders. The cost of ations before," Estep said. the camp is $30 and is limited to the first 50 registrants per age group. For more information call "He just finds a way to advanced. O'Leary scored In the bottom of the sev- ext. 236. Coach Tom Barrick at 740-574-2025 or the high school office at 740-574-2527. make better pitches. He when Kemper grounded enth, with Wheelersburg Wheelersburg 2 0 0 1 0 0 2 — 5-12-2 Clay Summer Basketball Camp trusts the guys behind out to the second base- holding its comfortable 5- Westfall 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 — 3- 8-1 man. 0 lead, Elliott walked A.J. WP: Elliott LP: Wolfe For grades 3-6 the camp will be June 1-4 from 9 a.m. until noon and for grades 7-9 it will be him. They hit a couple of Records: Wheelersburg 29-1; Westfall June 14-17 from 1 p.m. until 4 p.m. Cost is $35 per child and includes a t-shirt. For any ques- 23-7 ground balls there at the Brandon Hall came up Kazmierczak and Matt tions call Jack Trainer at 740-354-6644 ext. 160 or 740-708-4632 Annual South Webster Boy's Basketball Camp

throw to second base and said. "It was a good ball (Shella) Zimmerman is Camp will be help June 1-4, from 9 a.m. to noon. This camp is for any boy entering grades 3-9 Valley the shortstop (Lauren game. I told everybody it the showstopper. It could this fall. Registration forms are available at both the high school and Bloom-Vernon Elementary School offices. The cost of the camp is $35.00 per player and checks must be made payable to Dunn) made the play." was going to be a tight be a 1-0 ball game. I don't South Webster Athletic Boosters. Registration will also be conducted on June 1 8 a.m. until 9 From Page B1 Offensively, Valley ball game. We played know." a.m. Any questions, please call Coach Ater at 778-2320. chance Adena had of managed five hits in the them three times now and 2010 SSU Individual Camp building momentum in contest. Ashley Mills all three have been close." JOHN STEGEMAN can be the inning. led the way, going 2- The win sends Valley to reached at jstegeman@heart- The Women's Basketball camp will be from June 7 - 10 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Cost is $85 per landpublications.com individual (Each camper receives a t-shirt, basketball and personal attention from Shawnee State "That was huge," Valley for-2 with two RBI. the regional final against University staff and players. The camp is open to grades 3 through 8. Visit www.shawnee.edu for more registration form. coach Montie Spriggs Brooke Cooper was 1-3 Piketon at noon Saturday, Adena 0000200 — 2 6 2 said. "If they get on sec- with an RBI and Dunn also in Lancaster. Valley 201000x — 3 5 0 WP: Dillow 10k LP: Detty 2k JV Basketball Team Camp ond base with no outs and Dillow were each "They have a nice ball Hitting Leaders Adena — Detty 1-3, Seyfang 2-2, Lamb SSU Women's basketball team will hold a JV team camp for high school girls on June 17-18. they're probably going to 1-for-3. club," Spriggs said of 2-3, Givens 1-3 Cost is $30 per team. Visit www.shawnee.edu for more information. score. We came up, Jor- "We had the momen- Piketon. "(Holly Brabson) Valley — Dunn 1-3, Dillow 1-3, Cooper 1-3 RBI, Mills 2-2 2RBI. dan Taylor made a nice tum early...," Spriggs hits the ball real well and Records — Adena 25-6: Valley 28-1 McGraw’s Summer Basketball League The McGraw’s basketball league for grades 7-12 will begin on June 7 and for grades 1-6 will start on June 11-12. For more information visit the league’s website, www.mcgrawleague.net or Clay answered with a for-2 with an RBI. a three-run edge going call Kurt McGraw at 740-352-1407. three spot in the home half Symmes Valley into the last inning before Ryan & Tom’s Tennis Camp Clay of the fourth aided by a answered with one run in Clay started hitting on all The 20th annual camp will take place June 7 through June 9 at Mound Park. For ages 11 to 17 From Page B1 two-run shot off the bat of each of the last three cylinders and mounted a the cost is $80 and will be from 8 a.m. until 1 p.m. For ages 5 to 11 the cost is $60 and will run Marissa Messer. Messer innings. Nance scored on comeback and finished it from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. For more information contact Ryan Carter at 354-4942 or Tom Carter at Symmes Valley decided 776-286.8 to play long ball to retake was 2-for-4 with a double a Wall single in the fifth. off with the walk-off sin- the lead. Kayla Ross hit a and home run on the night Kayla Ross singled and gle by Spriggs. Spriggs Minford Soccer Camp and scored twice. later scored in the sixth went 3-for-3 on the night three-run blast off the The Minford High School soccer program will hold an instructional camp on June 3-4 from 8-11 flagpole in the left-center Moments later Osborne and Skinner scored on a with the game-winning a.m. for ages 7-14 and 11-12:30 p.m. for 4-5 year olds. The cost is $25 per camper for the upper knocked in Keely Craft to Wall single in the last RBI. age group and $20 for the youngsters. The camp will be held at the middle schools practice fields field in the third inning to on route 335. For further information call Theresa Havens at 820-4442. put the Lady Vikings up knot the game at five inning. apiece. Osborne was 2- The Lady Vikings held Symmes Valley 2030111 – 8 8 4 South Webster Youth Soccer Registration by three. Clay 110300 4 — 9 12 3 Players must be 3 years of age and not older then 15 years of age by July 31. Registration for U8-U15 will be $45 with a second child in one of the upper divisions will be $40. Registration for U6-U4 will be $25 each. All players need to have copies of birth certificates at registration which will be on the following dates: May 2 from 2-4 p.m., May 16th from 2-4 p.m., and June 5 tive receiver dominated was set low when Alvarez Tillman played line- from 5-8 p.m. at Bloom-Vernon Elementary and May 31 after the South Webster Memorial Day HOF the Big Ten in 1991 for took over. backer for Arizona State Parade at the Fire Station. the Wolverines, scoring a "Pat Richter, our athletic from 1994-97 and gave up Jeep 5K Run From Page B1 school-record 23 touch- director, said if you can an NFL career with the The Annual Jeep 5K Run, 3.1 miles, will be held on Tuesday, May 25, at 6 p.m., at South Web- linebacker Alfred downs and 138 points. ever win six games, these Arizona Cardinals to enlist ster High School. Registration by May 15th is $12.00 and participants are guaranteed a t-shirt. Williams of Colorado. Three Hall of Fame people will think you hung in the Army in 2002. He Race day registration is $15.00 with no guarantee of a t-shirt. Awards will be presented to vari- ous age divisions. Any questions may be directed to Darcee Claxon at 778-4110 or 778-2320 or Gene Stallings, who led coaches helped mold the moon," he said. "We've was killed while serving in by emailing [email protected]. Alabama to a national title Alvarez. been competitive since '92. Afghanistan in 2004. in 1992, was the other He played at Nebraska So our people now, they His father, Pat Tillman, Run By The River coach elected to the Hall under coach Bob expect you to be good." said in a phone interview Entries are now being accepted for the 33rd annual Run By The River scheduled for 8:30 a.m. of Fame. Devaney, then worked as In 1994, Alvarez his son was too humble to Saturday, June 12. The 5K and 10K road races are sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of East Greenup County, Ky. If you have questions contact Tim Gearhart at 740-532-0932 or Howard, who won the an assistant under Hayden snapped Wisconsin's long have expected such an [email protected] Heisman Trophy in 1991, Fry at Iowa and Lou Holtz Rose Bowl drought and honor found out from his mother at Notre Dame. led the Badgers to a 21-16 "He would have been Cornhole Tournament he was elected. When he arrived in victory against UCLA. He flattered, but he probably The Phoenix AOD, Inc. is hosting a cornhole tournament on June 12-13 at Minford High School beginning at 9 a.m. on Saturday. All proceeds will benefit the Central Ohio Veteran Services. The "I just knew it was Madison in 1990, the added two more Rose would have said, 'Are you cost is $30 per adult team. To register or ask questions call Ben or Amanda Lauderback at 740- something special," he Badgers hadn't been to a Bowl victories in 1999 kidding me?'" the elder 820-4538. said recalling the phone Rose Bowl since 1963 and and 2000 and took on the Tillman said. call. "Just to hear those the football program was role of athletic director in The newest class will be Texas Hold'Em Tournament words and the way she losing money and games 2004. After two years of inducted in December in Southern Ohio Lady Flames ASA softball team will hold a Texas Hold 'Em tournament on May 29 at the Portsmouth Elks Lodge. Doors open at 10 a.m. and the tournament begins at noon. The said them let me know it (36 over the previous four handling both duties, New York and enshrined buy-in is $100 with an 80 percent payout and the proceeds will help team travel to Oklahoma was something she was seasons) at an alarming Alvarez stepped down as at the Hall of Fame in City and help pay for ASA tournament entries. To register in advance call John Griffith at 740- 357-7460, feel free to leave a message. very proud of." rate. coach with a record of South Bend, Ind., in the The speedy and diminu- The bar for the Badgers 118-73-4. summer of 2011. Adult Co-ed Softball Tournament & Homerun Derby

The event will be May 29th and 30th if needed and is double elimination. Awards to be given to the top 3 teams. Cost is $10 per person for tournament and $5 for homerun derby. Homerun Derby will be held at 12:00p.m. on the 29th at lunch break. For more information or to register a Now? The Celtics are "blacked out" on the bling, and it filled a team call Andy Messer at 574-0752 or Mark Miller at 574-2386. Magic stunned — and Boston court, and the training major hole with starter Post 23 American Legion Baseball From Page B1 fans who just watched staff will examine the Vince Carter continuing their NHL team blow a 3- forward Thursday. to struggle. Tryouts for the Post 23 baseball team will be held on Sunday, May 23 at 5 p.m. at the Wheelers- "I just feel that if we 0 lead are getting uneasy. "I don't know what In an amped-up burg High School field. Players must have been born after January 1, 1991 to be eligible. Players need to bring three copies of their state-issued ID, such as a driver’s license, to tryouts as proof keep believing in each Howard's elbow inad- kind of tests they're Amway Arena, Wallace of age. other and trusting one vertently came down on going to do with Baby. picked up his third foul another and playing as Davis' face near the bas- He's a little delirious any- during the spurt and USSSA Summer Softball League hard as we can, any- ket in the third quarter, way," Rivers said, chuck- taunted Orlando fans all The Pike County YMCA is organizing a USSSA softball league. There will be separate men's thing's possible," Howard and women's divisions for ages 16 and older. For information and registration forms contact and trainers diagnosed ling. the way to the bench. Brian Roseberry at (740) 947-8862 or visit www.pikecountyymca.org. Sign-ups will be accepted said. the forward with a con- "Point blank. I ain't Wallace shouted and May 17 through June 14. Jameer Nelson scored cussion. Davis, nick- speaking. I'm all right. I'll screamed to the stands, 24 points, and J.J. Redick named "Big Baby," tried be back next game," pointing at his ring finger Portsmouth West Basketball Camp had 14 to help the Magic to get up as play contin- Davis said, marching for the championship he The Portsmouth West High School basketball coaching staff will hold a boys and girls basketball camp for grades 4-9 on June 2-4. The camp runs from 9 a.m. to noon and costs $30 per child, to a frenetic pace that the ued on the other end, through a parting wall of already won with Detroit including a t-shirt. For more information call coach Travis Bradford 740-858-1413 or coach Greg Celtics couldn't sustain. almost falling flat as ref- reporters huddled around — a title that has long Maynard at 740-352-2219. Howard added five eree Joey Crawford kept his stall in the locker eluded Orlando. Minford Boys/Girls Basketball Camp blocks as Orlando built him from tumbling to the room. "That's all you Things got even worse an early 14-point lead hardwood. need to print." for the Celtics when The Minford High School Boys coaching staff will hold a boys and girls basketball camp for grades K-8 on June 2-4. The camp runs from 9am to noon, with registration at the high school that was never seriously Davis did not return. Redick provided a big Perkins was ejected after gym starting at 8:30am on Wednesday, June 2. The cost is $30 per child, which includes a t- challenged. Reserve Marquis Daniels boost off the bench, mak- he picked up his second shirt. For more information call Coach Josh Shoemaker at (740) 357-7685. Rasheed Wallace had also was hit with a simi- ing a pair of 3-pointers to technical of the game and Little Lady Jeep basketball camp 21 points, and Rajon lar inadvertent elbow highlight a 20-8 run that seventh of the postseason Rondo scored 19 for a from Howard, leaving put Orlando ahead 51-37 for arguing with officials. The camp will run June 1 through June 4 from noon to 3 p.m. at South Webster High School. Boston team that once him dizzy, and Wallace in the second quarter. His Perkins and Marcin Gor- Cost is $25 per child and registration is same day. All participants will get a t-shirt. If you have seemed on its way to "tweaked" his back. swishes and crisp passing tat were whistled for any questions call Kristie Johnson at 778-2320. another NBA finals. Rivers said Davis kept the Celtics scram- double technicals.

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(740) 353-3101 MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL READING PHILLIES—Assigned RHP Ty women's assistant ice hockey coach. 56-57-59-68-70-73-74 SPORTS Portsmouth Daily Times Friday, May 28, 2010 B3 Canseco plans to Standings and Leaders MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Braun, MIL 44 178 36 59 .331 Wainwright, STL 2.38 Markakis, BAL .410 Werth, PHL 45 160 31 51 .319 Johnson, FLA 2.43 Mauer, MIN .406 NATIONAL LEAGUE A. McCutchen, PIT 46 179 28 57 .318 Leake, CIN 2.70 Hafner, CLE .400 East Division Soriano, CHC 44 149 27 47 .315 Andrus, TEX .399 W L Pct GB support Clemens Votto, CIN 46 170 29 53 .312 WON-LOST Butler, K-C .394 Philadelphia 26 19 .578 — Polanco, PHL 43 180 26 56 .311 Jimenez, COL 9-1 Atlanta 24 22 .522 2? Byrd, CHC 46 177 27 55 .311 Clippard, WAS 7-3 RUNS SCORED Florida 24 23 .511 3 The Associated Press In the sworn statement, Freese, STL 44 158 19 49 .310 Silva, CHC 6-0 Youkilis, BOS 42 New York 24 23 .511 3 Tulowitzki, COL 44 168 36 52 .310 Pelfrey, NYM 6-1 Crawford, T-B 35 Washington 24 24 .500 3.5 dated March 2008, Canseco Zito, S-F 6-2 Andrus, TEX 34 Central Division HOME RUNS Billingsley, LAD 6-2 Bautista, TOR 34 WASHINGTON — Jose wrote: "I have never seen W L Pct GB Uggla, FLA 12 Garland, S-D 6-2 Span, MIN 34 Cincinnati 27 20 .574 — Canseco plans to reiterate Clemens use, possess, or Johnson, ARI 12 Wainwright, STL 6-3 Gardner, NYY 33 St. Louis 26 21 .553 1 Reynolds, ARI 12 Halladay, PHL 6-3 Damon, DET 33 his previous support of Chicago 23 25 .479 4.5 ask for steroids or human Ethier, LAD 11 Lowe, ATL 6-4 Pedroia, BOS 33 Pittsburgh 20 27 .426 7 Rolen, CIN 10 Hudson, MIN 33 Roger Clemens when the growth hormone." Milwaukee 19 28 .404 8 Votto, CIN 10 GAMES PITCHED Ordonez, DET 32 Houston 16 31 .340 11 former slugger testifies The Washington, D.C., Utley, PHL 10 Nieve, NYM 27 Longoria, T-B 32 West Division Barajas, NYM 10 Feliciano, NYM 27 before a federal grand jury W L Pct GB grand jury has been hearing 8 tied 9 Masset, CIN 26 HITS San Diego 28 18 .609 — Cordero, CIN 26 Butler, K-C 64 next week. witnesses as it deliberates Los Angeles 26 21 .553 2.5 RUNS BATTED IN Troncoso, LAD 25 Suzuki, SEA 64 Colorado 25 22 .532 3.5 One of Canseco's whether to indict Clemens McGehee, MIL 40 Coffey, MIL 24 Jackson, DET 62 San Francisco 24 22 .522 4 Reynolds, ARI 39 Marshall, CHC 24 Young, TEX 61 lawyers, Gary Holmes, said Arizona 20 28 .417 9 for allegedly lying to Con- Ethier, LAD 38 Clippard, WAS 24 Guerrero, TEX 61 Young, ARI 36 Carrasco, PIT 23 Cano, NYY 61 Thursday that Canseco's gress two years ago, when Wednesday's Games Heyward, ATL 35 Moylan, ATL 23 Beltre, BOS 60 Atlanta 7, Florida 3 testimony "will be fully the seven-time Cy Young Cantu, FLA 35 Reyes, STL 23 Morneau, MIN 59 N.Y. Mets 5, Philadelphia 0 Wright, NYM 33 Crawford, T-B 58 consistent" with a 2008 affi- Cincinnati 4, Pittsburgh 0 Award winner denied using Victorino, PHL 33 SAVES Callaspo, K-C 56 L.A. Dodgers 8, Chicago Cubs 5 Werth, PHL 33 Capps, WAS 16 Cabrera, DET 56 davit submitted in connec- steroids or HGH. Houston 5, Milwaukee 0 Votto, CIN 33 Cordero, CIN 15 Jeter, NYY 56 Colorado 7, Arizona 3 tion with the Clemens Canseco is scheduled to Bell, S-D 13 San Diego 2, St. Louis 1, 13 innings STOLEN BASES Broxton, LAD 11 BASES ON BALLS investigation. Washington 7, San Francisco 3 testify on June 3. Bourn, HOU 15 Wilson, S-F 11 Youkilis, BOS 40 Thursday's Games A. McCutchen, PIT12 Dotel, PIT 10 Morneau, MIN 37 Milwaukee 4, Houston 3, 10 innings Venable, S-D 12 Lindstrom, HOU 10 Markakis, BAL 32 Chicago Cubs 1, L.A. Dodgers 0 Stubbs, CIN 11 Marmol, CHC 10 Barton, OAK 31 Colorado 8, Arizona 2 Reyes, NYM 11 Franklin, STL 10 Choo, CLE 30 San Francisco 5, Washington 4 Braun, MIL 10 Nunez, FLA 9 Figgins, SEA 29 St. Louis at San Diego, 6:35 p.m. Headley, S-D 9 Qualls, ARI 9 Bautista, TOR 29 Atlanta at Florida, 7:10 p.m. 3 straight homers Theriot, CHC 9 Teixeira, NYY 28 Philadelphia at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Morgan, WAS 9 INNINGS PITCHED Ordonez, DET 27 Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Wright, NYM 8 Halladay, PHL 77.0 Damon, DET 27 Friday's Games Furcal, LAD 8 Wainwright, STL 72.0 St. Louis (Carpenter 5-1) at Chicago Victorino, PHL 8 Jimenez, COL 71.1 DOUBLES Cubs (R.Wells 3-2), 2:20 p.m. lead Rockies to Gwynn, S-D 8 Dempster, CHC 70.2 Wells, TOR 17 Houston (W.Rodriguez 2-6) at Cincinnati Oswalt, HOU 69.0 Gonzalez, TOR 16 (LeCure 0-0), 7:10 p.m. SLUGGING PERCENTAGE Haren, ARI 67.2 Cabrera, DET 15 Philadelphia (K.Kendrick 2-2) at Florida Werth, PHL .625 Carpenter, STL 67.0 Pedroia, BOS 15 (Volstad 3-5), 7:10 p.m. Soriano, CHC .611 Arroyo, CIN 67.0 Abreu, LAA 15 Pittsburgh (Duke 3-4) at Atlanta (D.Lowe Johnson, ARI .576 Lincecum, S-F 66.0 Butler, K-C 15 sweep D-backs 6-4), 7:35 p.m. Heyward, ATL .565 Santana, NYM 63.1 Crawford, T-B 15 N.Y. Mets (J.Santana 4-2) at Milwaukee Utley, PHL .560 Kennedy, ARI 63.1 Longoria, T-B 14 (Gallardo 4-2), 8:10 p.m. The Associated Press Braun, MIL .556 Hunter, LAA 14 keeping the ball in the yard." L.A. Dodgers (Monasterios 1-0) at Col- Zimmerman, WAS.553 STRIKEOUTS F. Lewis, TOR 14 orado (Francis 1-0), 9:10 p.m. It was the first time the Votto, CIN .553 Lincecum, S-F 80 Morneau, MIN 14 Washington (Lannan 1-2) at San Diego Uggla, FLA .544 Haren, ARI 70 Beltre, BOS 14 DENVER — The Col- (Richard 4-2), 10:05 p.m. Rockies hit three consecutive Hart, MIL .541 Oswalt, HOU 69 Arizona (E.Jackson 3-5) at San Francisco orado Rockies found their Wainwright, STL 69 TRIPLES homers since April 27, 2004, (Cain 2-4), 10:15 p.m. ON-BASE PERCENTAGE Gallardo, MIL 66 Crawford, T-B 4 Saturday's Games power stroke, and it gave when Jeromy Burnitz, Willingham, WAS.434 Dempster, CHC 65 Jones, BAL 3 St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 4:10 p.m. Pujols, STL .417 Johnson, FLA 63 Youkilis, BOS 3 them a sweep of the Arizona Houston at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Charles Johnson and Matt Utley, PHL .415 Kershaw, LAD 63 Maier, K-C 3 N.Y. Mets at Milwaukee, 7:10 p.m. Diamondbacks. Heyward, ATL .414 Hanson, ATL 62 Span, MIN 3 Holliday did it. It was also Philadelphia at Florida, 7:10 p.m. Votto, CIN .408 Carpenter, STL 61 Jackson, DET 3 Pittsburgh at Atlanta, 7:10 p.m. Seth Smith, Carlos Gonza- the second straight game Braun, MIL .403 Jimenez, COL 61 20 tied 2 L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 8:10 p.m. Fielder, MIL .398 lez and Ryan Spilborghs hit Washington at San Diego, 8:35 p.m. Smith and Gonzalez have hit Werth, PHL .395 COMPLETE GAMES TOTAL BASES Arizona at San Francisco, 9:05 p.m. consecutive home runs in the Fukudome, CHC .393 Halladay, PHL 4 Morneau, MIN 108 back-to-back homers and the Sunday's Games Helton, COL .392 Wainwright, STL 2 Wells, TOR 107 Houston at Cincinnati, 1:10 p.m. seventh inning, Troy Tulow- third time this year. 15 tied 1 Guerrero, TEX 105 Philadelphia at Florida, 1:10 p.m. RUNS SCORED Cano, NYY 103 itzki also homered and Col- Pittsburgh at Atlanta, 1:35 p.m. Haren, who gave up all Kemp, LAD 38 SHUTOUTS Cabrera, DET 101 N.Y. Mets at Milwaukee, 2:10 p.m. orado beat the Arizona Dia- Tulowitzki, COL 36 Halladay, PHL 2 Bautista, TOR 99 eight runs and struck out six St. Louis at Chicago Cubs, 2:20 p.m. Braun, MIL 36 Bailey, CIN 1 Gonzalez, TOR 98 L.A. Dodgers at Colorado, 3:10 p.m. mondbacks 8-2 on Thursday in 6 1-3 innings, has allowed Utley, PHL 34 Jimenez, COL 1 Longoria, T-B 98 Arizona at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Uggla, FLA 34 Latos, S-D 1 Youkilis, BOS 97 for the Rockies' first sweep Washington at San Diego, 4:05 p.m. a major league-high 16 Reynolds, ARI 33 Moyer, PHL 1 Butler, K-C 94 of the season. home runs this year. Phillips, CIN 33 Cueto, CIN 1 Hamilton, TEX 94 "We're definitely playing MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Johnson, ARI 32 Hernandez, WAS 1 "I'm frustrated," he said. AMERICAN LEAGUE Prado, ATL 32 EARNED RUN AVERAGE better," Tulowitzki said. "I've never had to deal with East Division Bay, NYM 31 AMERICAN LEAGUE Fister, SEA 2.03 W L Pct GB Upton, ARI 31 LEADERS Danks, CHW 2.37 "We're playing defense, anything like this in my Tampa Bay 32 15 .681 — Werth, PHL 31 Price, T-B 2.41 New York 28 18 .609 3.5 Niemann, T-B 2.54 pitching a little better and THROUGH MAY 26 career." Boston 27 21 .563 5.5 HITS Pettitte, NYY 2.62 BATTING Toronto 27 22 .551 6 Prado, ATL 59 Hughes, NYY 2.72 getting some timely hitting, Like they did in the first GABR HBA Baltimore 15 32 .319 17 Braun, MIL 59 Marcum, TOR 2.82 Morneau, MIN 44 160 31 59 .369 mixed in with some power, Central Division A. McCutchen, PIT57 Garza, T-B 2.97 two games of the series, the Butler, K-C 47 184 24 64 .348 W L Pct GB Theriot, CHC 57 Shields, T-B 2.99 which we didn't have early Beltre, BOS 46 176 20 60 .341 Rockies took an early lead. Minnesota 26 20 .565 — Polanco, PHL 56 Wilson, TEX 3.07 Mauer, MIN 38 141 24 48 .340 Detroit 25 21 .543 1 Howard, PHL 55 on." Gonzalez led off with a sin- Cano, NYY 46 180 31 61 .339 Chicago 20 26 .435 6 Byrd, CHC 55 WON-LOST Guerrero, TEX 46 180 29 61 .339 The Rockies seemed to Kansas City 19 28 .404 7.5 Loney, LAD 54 Price, T-B 7-1 gle and advanced to second Jackson, DET 44 185 31 62 .335 Cleveland 17 28 .378 8.5 Pujols, STL 53 Pettitte, NYY 6-1 solve that against the Dia- Suzuki, SEA 46 191 21 64 .335 when centerfielder Chris West Division Ross, FLA 53 Talbot, CLE 6-3 Cabrera, DET 44 169 29 56 .331 W L Pct GB Ramirez, FLA 53 Buchholz, BOS 6-3 mondbacks, clubbing nine in Young misplayed the ball. Ordonez, DET 44 165 32 54 .327 Texas 26 21 .553 — Votto, CIN 53 12 tied 5 the three-game set. Smith Oakland 24 23 .511 2 McGehee, MIL 53 Spilborghs followed with a HOME RUNS Los Angeles 23 26 .469 4 GAMES PITCHED had three and Gonzalez and Bautista, TOR 15 double off the right-field Seattle 18 28 .391 7.5 BASES ON BALLS Ohman, BAL 25 Willingham, WAS 34 Konerko, CHW 14 Ray, TEX 25 Tulowitzki had two each in wall to score Gonzalez, and Wigginton, BAL 13 Wednesday's Games Pujols, STL 33 Downs, TOR 24 Guerrero, TEX 12 the series. Chicago White Sox 5, Cleveland 4 Jones, ATL 33 Bard, BOS 24 after Jason Giambi struck Morneau, MIN 11 Kansas City 5, Texas 2 Gonzalez, S-D 31 Feliz, TEX 24 So have they solved their Wells, TOR 11 out, Tulowitzki homered to Seattle 5, Detroit 4 Utley, PHL 30 Choate, T-B 23 Guillen, K-C 11 N.Y. Yankees 1, Minnesota 0, comp. of Soto, CHC 30 Coke, DET 23 power outage? left to make it 3-0. Cruz, TEX 10 susp. game Wright, NYM 28 9 tied 22 Youkilis, BOS 10 "I'd like to think so," man- Oakland 6, Baltimore 1 Fielder, MIL 28 It was his sixth home run Morales, LAA 10 L.A. Angels 6, Toronto 5 Helton, COL 28 SAVES ager Jim Tracy said. Ortiz, BOS 10 of the year and fourth in five Boston 11, Tampa Bay 3 Dunn, WAS 28 Soriano, T-B 13 Gonzalez, TOR 10 N.Y. Yankees 3, Minnesota 2 Feliz, TEX 13 Gonzalez and Spilborghs games. The homer also Cabrera, DET 10 Thursday's Games DOUBLES Gregg, TOR 12 finished with three hits each Oakland at Baltimore, 7:05 p.m. Werth, PHL 22 Valverde, DET 11 extended his hitting streak to RUNS BATTED IN Chicago White Sox at Tampa Bay, 7:10 Phillips, CIN 16 Soria, K-C 11 for the Rockies, who have Guerrero, TEX 42 11 games. p.m. Byrd, CHC 16 Papelbon, BOS 11 Cabrera, DET 40 Kansas City at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Soriano, CHC 15 Aardsma, SEA 11 won a season-high five "For myself, it was a mat- Bautista, TOR 39 N.Y. Yankees at Minnesota, 8:10 p.m. Tulowitzki, COL 15 Rauch, MIN 10 Longoria, T-B 38 straight. Stephen Drew had Friday's Games Braun, MIL 14 Rivera, NYY 10 ter of time," Tulowitzki said. Morales, LAA 34 Cleveland (Carmona 4-2) at N.Y. Yankees Johnson, ARI 14 Bailey, OAK 8 two hits and scored a run for Morneau, MIN 34 "Lately, I've had my good (P.Hughes 5-1), 7:05 p.m. Cantu, FLA 14 Cruz, TEX 34 Oakland (Sheets 2-3) at Detroit (Willis 1- Keppinger, HOU 14 INNINGS PITCHED Arizona, which has dropped swing, and when I have my Wells, TOR 33 2), 7:05 p.m. Prado, ATL 14 Garza, T-B 69.2 Beltre, BOS 33 four in a row. Baltimore (Millwood 0-4) at Toronto (Mar- LaRoche, ARI 14 Shields, T-B 69.1 good swing going I can hit Rodriguez, NYY 32 cum 4-1), 7:07 p.m. Santana, LAA 69.0 "It is a roller coaster that Ordonez, DET 32 for some power." Chicago White Sox (F.Garcia 3-3) at TRIPLES Romero, TOR 68.1 Wigginton, BAL 32 Tampa Bay (Price 7-1), 7:10 p.m. Victorino, PHL 5 Millwood, BAL 68.0 we need to get off of," Dia- Jason Hammel (2-3) was Konerko, CHW 32 Kansas City (Davies 3-3) at Boston Morgan, WAS 5 Marcum, TOR 67.0 Guillen, K-C 32 mondbacks manager A.J. cruising until the sixth. He (Wakefield 1-2), 7:10 p.m. Escobar, MIL 5 Lester, BOS 65.2 Texas (C.Lewis 4-2) at Minnesota Venable, S-D 4 Sabathia, NYY 65.1 Hinch said. STOLEN BASES walked Drew and Adam (Slowey 5-3), 8:10 p.m. Bay, NYM 4 Verlander, DET 65.0 Pierre, CHW 18 Seattle (Cl.Lee 2-2) at L.A. Angels Drew, ARI 4 Guthrie, BAL 64.1 The game was close until LaRoche, and with one out Davis, OAK 18 (Kazmir 3-4), 10:05 p.m. Reyes, NYM 3 Gardner, NYY 17 the Rockies' bats exploded Saturday's Games Pagan, NYM 3 STRIKEOUTS Mark Reynolds' flare to left Andrus, TEX 17 Cleveland at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. DeWitt, LAD 3 Lester, BOS 72 off Dan Haren (5-4) in the Crawford, T-B 15 loaded the bases. Chris Baltimore at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. Gonzalez, COL 3 Romero, TOR 72 Rios, CHW 14 Seattle at L.A. Angels, 4:05 p.m. Fowler, COL 3 Shields, T-B 71 seventh. Ahead 4-2, Clint Young's pop single to right Upton, T-B 14 Texas at Minnesota, 4:10 p.m. Bruce, CIN 3 Weaver, LAA 68 Podsednik, K-C 14 Barmes singled with one out Oakland at Detroit, 7:05 p.m. Guzman, WAS 3 Morrow, TOR 65 scored Drew and then Ham- Span, MIN 13 Chicago White Sox at Tampa Bay, 7:10 Santana, LAA 62 and Smith, battling flu symp- Suzuki, SEA 11 mel hit Chris Snyder to bring p.m. TOTAL BASES Verlander, DET 59 Kansas City at Boston, 7:10 p.m. Werth, PHL 100 Liriano, MIN 59 toms, hit the fifth pinch-hit in another run and make it 3- SLUGGING PERCENTAGE Sunday's Games Braun, MIL 99 Hernandez, SEA 58 Morneau, MIN .675 homer of his career and his Cleveland at N.Y. Yankees, 1:05 p.m. Votto, CIN 94 Lewis, TEX 58 2. Youkilis, BOS .602 Oakland at Detroit, 1:05 p.m. Ethier, LAD 93 eighth of the season. Cabrera, DET .598 Matt Daley relieved Ham- Baltimore at Toronto, 1:07 p.m. Byrd, CHC 92 COMPLETE GAMES Konerko, CHW .584 Kansas City at Boston, 1:35 p.m. Uggla, FLA 92 Santana, LAA 2 Gonzalez followed with mel and struck out Haren for Guerrero, TEX .583 Chicago White Sox at Tampa Bay, 1:40 Kemp, LAD 92 Wilson, TEX 2 Wigginton, BAL .582 his sixth and Spilborghs hit p.m. McGehee, MIL 92 Braden, OAK 2 the second out, and lefty Wells, TOR .582 Seattle at L.A. Angels, 3:35 p.m. Johnson, ARI 91 Sabathia, NYY 2 his third on the next pitch to Bautista, TOR .579 Randy Flores came in and Texas at Minnesota, 8:05 p.m. Soriano, CHC 91 18 tied 1 Rios, CHW .572 make it 8-2 and chase Haren. retired Kelly Johnson on a Cano, NYY .572 NATIONAL LEAGUE EARNED RUN AVERAGE SHUTOUTS "I caught too much plate in liner to right. Jimenez, COL 0.88 Saunders, LAA 1 LEADERS Garcia, STL 1.14 ON-BASE PERCENTAGE Pineiro, LAA 1 the seventh and good hitters Aside from the sixth, the Hernandez, WAS2.08 Morneau, MIN .487 Romero, TOR 1 are going to make you pay," THROUGH MAY 26 Hudson, ATL 2.09 Youkilis, BOS .457 Price, T-B 1 Diamondbacks' bats were BATTING Garland, S-D 2.10 Ordonez, DET .418 Braden, OAK 1 Haren said. "I had trouble silent, striking out 14 times. GABRHBA Halladay, PHL 2.22 Cabrera, DET .415 Guzman, WAS 40 146 20 49 .336 Oswalt, HOU 2.35 Choo, CLE .412 Arroyo leads Reds over Pirates 4-0 By JOE KAY start the game, then man- also struggling at the out- dence when he takes the impressive plays behind son, on Oct. 4 with AP Baseball Writer aged to get his pitches set. mound." Arroyo, ranging far to Philadelphia. Cairo has going where he intended. Ohlendorf missed The Reds have won snag a grounder and start four homers in the last six CINCINNATI — Bron- "Sometimes you feel roughly a month because eight of 12, jostling with a difficult double play in seasons while playing for son Arroyo's pitches were funky out there," said of back spasms. He's 0-3 the St. Louis Cardinals for the sixth, then leaping the Mets, Yankees, Cardi- moving so unpredictably Arroyo, who also had since his return from the the top spot in the NL well off the ground to nals, Mariners, Phillies to the first few batters that trouble with his control disabled list and still try- Central. They began the snag Lastings Milledge's and Reds. catcher Ryan Hanigan warming up. "I couldn't ing to get back in form. day with identical records. liner in the seventh. Chris Heisey's pinch-hit went out to the mound get a groove going. I got He walked three in the Pittsburgh has been "I'm still surprised I got homer in the eighth off with a funny suggestion. out of that (first inning) first two innings, setting shut out seven times, most up that high," Phillips Brendan Donnelly made "He said, 'You're so bad and my command came himself up for a tough in the NL. Things don't said. "I felt like I was on a it 4-0. The Reds have four today, I'm going to set back. I kind of got on a time. get any easier for the (basketball) court. On that pinch-hit homers, two by (the mitt) down the mid- roll." "I'm definitely not Pirates in the finale of the one, I had time to squat Heisey. dle and you throw it,'" He started fading in the pitching like I'd like to," four-game series — they and get up. I don't think NOTES: Pirates 3B Arroyo said. eighth on a warm, muggy Ohlendorf said. "After the face Johnny Cueto, who I've jumped that high for Andy LaRoche missed his No need to get so dras- night, leaving after his first two innings, I felt a threw a one-hitter for a 9- a ball since the minor fifth straight game with a tic. 113th pitch. Daniel Ray lot better. I was able to 0 win in Pittsburgh on leagues. I think that's the sore back. ... Reds LHP The right-hander quick- Herrera pitched out of a relax and trust my stuff May 11. highest I've gone." Arthur Rhodes was unavail- ly got things under con- bases-loaded threat, strik- more. I was nibbling in The Pirates have scored Arroyo's bunt single able out of the bullpen trol and pitched into the ing out Garrett Jones on a the first two innings." the second-fewest runs in helped the Reds load the because of a sore foot. ... An eighth inning for his fifth 66 mph screwball to end Manager John Russell the NL. They got only one bases with one out in the estimated 650 dogs were straight win, leading the Pittsburgh's last chance. liked the way Ohlendorf runner to third base second. Cabrera hit a sac- with their owners in the Cincinnati Reds to a 4-0 Orlando Cabrera drove pitched after those against Arroyo, who tends rifice fly, but the Pirates stands by the right-field victory over the Pitts- in two runs, and Miguel ragged, opening innings. to be streaky. He's on nailed Hanigan at the foul pole, part of an annual burgh Pirates on Wednes- Cairo had a solo homer "I think it's a step in the quite a tear now. The plate when he tried to pet promotion. During the day night. off Ross Ohlendorf (0-3), right direction," Russell right-hander is 5-0 in his score from second base nightly "KissCam" seg- Arroyo (5-2) allowed who was in trouble most said. "Once he picked up last six starts, allowing on Cairo's single. ment, the videoboard five hits — all singles — of his six innings. The the tempo, he threw the only 13 earned runs. Cairo hit his first homer showed a couple with their in 7 2-3 innings. He right-hander gave up ball pretty well. I hope he Second baseman Bran- in the fifth inning. He had dog. The woman kissed the walked Aki Iwamura to eight hits and walked five, builds off it and has confi- don Phillips made two only one homer last sea- dog but not the man. B4 Friday, May 28, 2010 Portsmouth Daily Times COMICS/ENTERTAINMENTCOMICS

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Wife Swap (N) 20/20 (N) News (:35) (:05) (:35) Paid The host of “The Price is (WCHS) 8 8 8 LOS ANGELES — Art TV for his funny interviews Judy Tonight News Golden E ` Right” met with city council Linkletter, who as the gently with children and ordinary (WQCW) The The Smallville Supernatural Reba Reba Law & Order: Star Trek: The members Thursday morning 9 9 21 Office Office S.V.U. Next Generation mischievous host of TV’s folks. He also collected their in a freewheeling debate that (WBNS) Jeop- Wheel Ghost Whisperer Medium Miami Medical News (:35) David (:35) “People Are Funny” and comments in a number of 10 18 10 ardy! Fortune Letterman LateLate` mostly analyzed the city’s <++ “House Party” in the 1950s best-selling books. (WGN) Funniest Home Driven An aging race car driver is forced WGN Scrubs Scrubs Paid Paid many problems, from its 11 13 7 Videos to mentor a young driver to satisfy his promoter. News Program Program and ‘60s delighted viewers “Because of Art Linkletter, 2 1/2 2 1/2 Past Life (N) Past Life (N) Eyewitness News Family Simp- Ray- Paid decaying infrastructure to (WVAH) 12 11 11 with his ability to get kids — adults found themselves Men Men Guy sons mond Program underperforming schools. and grownups — to say the 13 News Inside Ghost Whisperer Medium Miami Medical News (:35) David (:35) enjoying children,” said Bill (WOWK) 13 12 13 Last month, Carey argued darndest things on national Cosby, whose style interview- Edition Letterman LateLate` for less government, more (QVC) Quacker Factory With Jeanne Bice Inversion Whole Friday Night Vicenza Style Vicenza Style ` television, died Wednesday. ing kids on his own show in 14 14 17 Body Wellness Beauty competition, lower taxes and <++ <++ He was 97. the late ‘90s was often com- (TBS) Seinfeld Seinfeld Family Family Madea's Family Reunion ('06, (:10) The Fighting Temptations changes to schools in a series 17 3 57 Guy Guy Comedy) Maya Angelou, Tyler Perry. ('03) Cuba Gooding Jr.. ` Linkletter died at his home pared to Linkletter’s. Funniest Home <+++ Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban The 700 Club Whose Whose of 10-minute online videos (FAM) 18 5 38 in the Bel-Air section of Los “An amazing fellow, a ter- Videos Line? Line? about Cleveland. Angeles, said his son-in-law, rific broadcast talent, a bril- (WLPX) Ghost Whisperer Criminal Minds Ghost Whisperer Ghost Whisperer Ghost Whisperer Paid Paid Some council members 21 21 21 Program Program Art Hershey, the husband of liant businessman. An all- Modern Marvels America The Story America The Story America The Story The History of Sex America The Story defended the city, saying (HIST) 26 26 63 Sharon Linkletter. around good guy,” CNN’s of Us of Us of Us of Us ` Carey is proposing simplistic “He lived a long, full, pure Larry King added about his Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds Criminal Minds ` solutions to very complex (A&E) 28 28 39 life, and the Lord had need for longtime friend and frequent problems. Carey says he’s not (ESPN) (6:00) _ NBA Shootaround NBA Basketball Playoffs Orl./Bos. Eastern SportsCenter NBA him,” Hershey said. guest. 29 29 30 Sports (L) Conference Final Game 6 (if necessary)(L) Break (L) (ESPN2) NCAA Softball Super Regionals Teams Boxing Friday Night Fights Site: Colisee NCAA Softball Super Regionals Teams 30 30 31 TBA (L) Pepsi -- Quebec City, Que. (L) TBA (If Necessary)(L) (FOXSP) MLB Baseball Houston Astros vs. Cincinnati Reds Reds Cruisin' Final Totally Final Reds Rewind ` 31 31 43 Site: Great American Ball Park (L) Live (L) Score (L) NASCAR Score (L) Farmer’s malady linked to ‘pharoh’s curse’ (USA) NCIS NCIS NCIS NCIS NCIS NCIS 32 32 33 Question: My husband was after many others developed <++ (LIFE) Grey's Anatomy Grey's Anatomy Student Seduction (2003, Will & Will & Frasier Medium 33 33 37 Drama) Cory Sevier, Elizabeth Berkley. Grace Grace ` having breathing troubles that similar but less severe illnesses were so bad our doctor put (TVLD) Sanford Sanford Cosby Cosby Ray- Ray- Ray- Ray- Rose- Rose- Rose- Rose- Family was it discovered that the 34 34 70 and Son and Son Show Show mond mond mond mond anne anne anne anne him in the hospital and did tomb floor as well as the House House Property Property House Bang House House Battle on the House Bang (HGTV) 35 35 48 many tests. He finally deter- mummy wrappings were Hunters Hunters Virgins Virgins Hunters For Buck Hunters Hunters Block Hunters For Buck Medicine (DISC) Construction America's America's America's America's America's mined that he has “farmer’s heavily infested with Actino- 36 36 53 Intervention Deadliest Season Deadliest Season Deadliest Season Deadliest Season Deadliest Season lung.” The doctor didn’t give From the Ohio University myces. Lord Carnarvon died (NICK) iCarly iCarly Big Time The Hates Hates George Glenn The The The The 37 37 28 Rush Troop Chris Chris Lopez Martin Nanny Nanny Nanny Nanny him any medicine. Instead, he College of Osteopathic of an acute hypersensitivity (SPIKE) CSI: Crime Scene (:05) CSI: Crime Scene Investigation 1000 Ways to Die Prisoners: Out of Ways to Game- told him that his breathing pneumonia not from a 38 38 47 Investigation Control Die Trailers Medicine <+++ <+++ would slowly get better, which mummy’s curse. (TNT) Bones Bones Shooter (2006, Action) (:15) Heat (1995, Crime Story) 39 39 51 Michael Peña, Mark Wahlberg. Robert De Niro, Al Pacino. ` it has. Why didn’t the doctor Your husband’s doctor did- Ext. Makeover: Ext. Makeover: Gator Danger <++ The Negotiator ` ness with fever, coughing, (CMT) 40 40 - give my husband any medica- n’t prescribe any medication Home Home 911 (N) Coast (N) shortness of breath and other <++ tion to help him get better? because no medication consis- (MTV) 16 and Pregnant 16 and Pregnant 16 and Pregnant Can't Hardly Wait ('98, Com) True Life 41 41 35 Ethan Embry, Jennifer Love Hewitt. Answer: Farmer’s lung is signs of respiratory infection, tently helps this condition. In Tough Love The OCD Project DadCamp Bball Bball Bball Friday Brandy & Ray J: A Tough usually within eight hours of (VH1) 42 42 45 an allergic-like reaction that very acute episodes, the med- Couples /(:10) Bball Wives Wives Wives Night Family Business Love ` can be triggered by different exposure. In other cases it ication prednisone is often (MSNBC) Hardball With Countdown With The Rachel Lockup Lockup Lockup 44 44 49 Chris Matthews Keith Olbermann Maddow Show microorganisms. The most fre- begins rather insidiously with used, but it is of no value John King, USA Campbell Brown Larry King Live Anderson Cooper 360 Larry King Live (CNN) 45 45 54 quent causes are a group of the gradual development of when the symptoms are bacteria called Actinomycetes shortness of breath, coughing, milder. The most effective (CNBC) The Kudlow The Celebrity Apprentice Debt do Debt do Mad Money The Celebrity 46 46 40 Report Us Part Us Part Apprentice ` and a family of molds called wheezing and chronic tired- treatment is avoidance of the (FNC) FOX Report The O'Reilly Hannity's America On the Record The O'Reilly Hannity's America Aspergillus. Because these ness. Inorganic lung irritants offending agent. This usually 47 47 56 Factor with Greta Factor <++ <++ <++ microorganisms grow in hay like asbestos and silica can gives prompt recovery for (AMC) (6:00) _ True Crime Lara Croft Tomb Raider: The Cradle of 52 52 46 Above the Law Life or grain, farmers who handle also produce similar symp- those with their first episode Drama Batman: Ben 10: Ultimate Clon- What King of King of Venture Amer- Squidbi- Baby (TOON) 53 53 27 these crops particularly in toms. That is why your hus- of hypersensitivity pneumonia. 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We thinking it might continue to be Ask Dr. Diane’s transformation is no is often left home alone, Annieʼs imagine Tasha’s mother does serious and, down the road, Brothers big deal should set your mind sometimes watching a Mailbox this because she cannot afford might lead to marriage, but Syndicated at ease -- young people are younger sibling, while her a sitter. It would be a great Syndicated there is one thing that really Columnist much more flexible than we mother works a second-shift kindness if, on the days when bothers me: He seems to be give them credit for, and the job. Mom doesn’t get home Columnists Tasha is alone (and not taking way into the amount of stuff he world your daughter has grown until 1 a.m. care of her sister), you would owns. It’s like the first thing he up in has been a much more My daughter is upset that I offer to let her stay with you. does with his paycheck is buy diverse one than the one we won’t let her sleep over at Annie’s Mailbox is written hundreds of dollars’ worth of Occupational and Organiza- know and understand. Tasha’s on the occasions when supervision. Am I being too by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy electronics equipment from a tional Psychology, respondents If this situation had been hid- she’s by herself or watching overprotective? -- Concerned Sugar, longtime editors of the catalog he loves. Is there really revealed that those who were den from your daughter until her sibling. Apparently, her Mom Ann Landers column. Please anything wrong with this? -- very materialistic found their after she paid her first month’s other friends are allowed to do Dear Mom: No. We’re sure e-mail your questions to C.H. goals most satisfied through rent, I would say you would this, but I have my doubts that Tasha is a perfectly responsi- [email protected] Dear C.H.: I suppose the work, with family needs a dis- have cause for concern. But it these friends’ parents are ble young girl, but if you correct answer to your question tant second. So you are right to was all aboveboard, and if she aware that Tasha is alone so would not leave your own WHEELERSBURG CINEMA 6 8805 OHIO RIVER ROAD 574-8620 -- technically -- is that there is take a closer look at the way has any awkward moments late. child alone in the house until www.burgcinema.com nothing wrong with your guy your boyfriend feels about -- around her apartment-mate, I FRI 5/21/10 – THURS 5/27/10 I like Tasha and her mother, 1:00 a.m., there is no reason BOX OFFICE OPENS @ 6:30 PM FOR EVENING SHOWS spending his paycheck on stuff, and deals with -- his spare am sure they will be ironed out AND @ 12:30 PM FOR SATURDAY - SUNDAY MATINEES but I question the parent’s to allow it in someone else’s TUES. IS BARGAIN NIGHT as long as he really has the cash. If you aspire to the sim- eventually. Just keep in mind judgment. Tasha has come money to spend and is not ple life, it may not be with him. that it is an extremely difficult PRINCE SHREK here for sleepovers, and I OF PER- FOREVER skimping on something else or Dear Dr. Brothers: My and time-consuming process allow my daughter to go to charging it all with no way to daughter just moved into her The Times SIA: THE AFTER (PG) that Diane is going through, her home during the early pay. That would be irresponsi- first apartment in the city. Since 1:20, 3:20, and she wouldn’t be doing it evening, but only for a couple SANDS ble. But you are talking about a the rent is so expensive, she has just on a whim. 7:20 & 9:20 of hours because of the lack of E-edition OF TIME single guy who probably does- three roommates. On my first (PG13) ROBIN n’t have many expenses or visit to her new place, I was Everything 1:10, HOOD debts right now, and so sees shocked to learn that one of Crypto cover to cover 3:20, 7:10 (PG13) nothing wrong with blowing them is something called trans- Quote 1:00, 3:45, for 25 cents daily & 9:20 some money on toys to play gendered. Afterward, when I AXYDLBAAXR 7:00 & 9:45 with. What you need to see in asked her about the person, she is LONGFELLOW on your computer. SEX AND IRON MAN order to consider this guy for a said it was no big deal, that that One letter stands for another. 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The Board of Educa- Ohio alleging that the PARCEL NO. 08-0438; your family free for $500 18” Chrome ft with 2 hand rails, tion reserves the right Defendant John Doe, 09-1387; 11-1461; and 900 Merchandise Honda whls & tires 5000 Resort Property 30-days! 1-877- to reject or accept any, Unknown Spouse, if 11-1462 481-4882 $250 740-935-0061 part of any, or al quo- any, of Marlene Miller Promocode: tations and to waive have or claim to have You are required to an- Bargain Basement Portsmouth Daily Times 6000 informality in any an interest in the real swer the Complaint ID 3 camp lots, Fire- Employment Free Only 2 Sweet, quote. estate described within twenty-eight brick KY Camp- Little baby girl is now accepting below: days after the last pub- ground, all utilʼs paid VONAGE puppies left. Black Help Wanted - By order of the lication of this notice, including cable, slab Lab mix 8 wks, applications for General Board of Education Permanent Parcel which will be published Unlimited local parking $165 mo Portsmouth City Number: 174388000; once each week for Please save them and long 740-285-3579 LPN School District Property Address 7142 three successive from the pound Motor Route Drivers Kyle Smith, Treasurer Ohio River Road, weeks, and the last distance 464-3076 Telephone: 740-354- Full Time and Part Portsmouth, Ohio publication will be calling for only 98 Dodge Gr. Cara- Must Apply in Person. 4810 45662. The legal de- made on June 11, Time Positions $24.99 per van needs trans. scription may be ob- 2010. 1 Dresser, 1 chest tained from the Scioto In case of your failure month. $800 65" HD Hi- IN THE COURT & full size bed frame PORTSMOUTH DAILY TIMES Submit Resumes or County Auditor at 602 to answer or otherwise Get reliable phone tachi TV $800 both PLEAS, JUVENILE $49.99 Call 876- 637 Sixth Street • Portsmouth, Ohio apply at 7th Street, # 103, respond as permitted $1500 353-1037 DIVISION SCIOTO service from 9724 Hill View Retire- Portsmouth, OH by the Ohio Rule of COUNTY, OHIO Vonage. ment Center 45662. 740-355-8324. Civil Procedure within 602 7th Street Call Today! the time stated, judg- 4 Darling desirable 1610 28th Street Portsmouth, Ohio 1-877-673-3136 The Petitioner further ment by default will be Portsmouth, OH 45662 kittens in need of alleges that by reason rendered against you or (740) 355-8306 loving home, of default of the Defen- for the relief de- e-mail at cindym@ IN THE MATTER OF: Security Momma cat also, dant in the payment of manded in the Com- hillviewretirement.or ASHLEY N. Call 354-3483 a promissory note, ac- plaint. PETERMAN ADT g cording to its tenor, the Minor Child(ren) - Free Home MOTOR ROUTES E.O.E. conditions of a concur- Lisa D. White Custody Security Brinkman Pro Se- rent mortgage deed Clerk of Court Com- Server CASE No $850 Value ries Gas grill with given to secure the mon Pleas Scioto NOW AVAILABLE AB20630011 side burner $49.99 payment of said note County, Ohio with purchase of NOTICE OF HEAR- Call 858-9394 Part Time Positons and conveying the 602 Seventh Street alarm monitoring ING premises described, Portsmouth, Ohio services from ADT Notice is hereby given • Eden Park/Rt. 139 Submit Resumes or have been broken, 45662 Security Services. that the above-cap- Claw ft. Bathtub apply at: and the same has be- Adv. May 28, June 4, tioned matters are Call 1-888-274- $49.99 776-7801 • Rosemount Area come absolute. The 11, 2010 scheduled for hearing 3888 After 5pm Petitioner prays that Apply at before the County the Defendant named • Houston Hollow/ Hill View Court on 6/22/2010 at Tax / Accounting above be required to 1610 28th Street 3:00 p.m. in the Electric Dryer answer and set up Candy Run Portsmouth, Ohio County Court of Com- Time Warner Cableʼs AMERICAN $49.99 Call 740- their interest in said or e-mail at mon Pleas, Juvenile agreements with pro- TAX RELIEF 876-9724 real estate or be for- Division. This hearing grammers and broad- cindym@ ever barred from as- Settle IRS Taxes is for purposes of cus- casters to carry their hillviewretirement.or serting the same, for for a fraction of CALL OLIVE tody determination. services and stations Free Piano You g foreclosure of said what you owe. If Additional Hearing routinely expire from must pick up. Only E.O.E. mortgage, the mar- you owe over Dates/Times: time to time. We are serious inquiries 353-3101 EXT. 231 shaling of any liens, CERTIFICATE OF usually able to obtain $15,000 in back Please. 456-7100 and the sale of said SERVICE renewals or exten- taxes call now for Service / Bus. real estate, and the 9000 The undersigned sions of such agree- a free consultation. Directory proceeds of said sale hereby certifies that a ments, but in order to 1-877-258-5142 Free wood pallets applied to the payment copies of the foregoing comply with applicable Portsmouth Times of Petitionerʼs Claim in notice of hearing was regulations, we must 637 6th St. Misellaneous the proper order of its 400 served to the following inform, you when an Financial priority, and for such individuals on agreement is about to Pressure Washing other and further relief 5/27/2010 to the fol- expire. The following residential or com- as is just and equi- Financial Services lowing individuals: agreements are due to mercial, low rates, table. THE DEFEN- Kris Saunders expire soon, and we free estimates 456- DANT NAMED CREDIT CARE Carrier Routes Available James W. Kirsch may be required to ABOVE IS RE- 8750 Judge and Ex-Officio cease carriage of one RELIEF QUIRED TO AN- Must have Reliable Transportation Clerk or more of these serv- Pools / Spas SWER ON OR Buried in Credit Kellie Fields ices/stations in the CALL CIRCULATION 353-3101 BEFORE THE 2ND Card Debt? Deputy Clerk near future: Ellis Pools DAY OF JULY, 2010. Call Credit Card Shawnee, Adv. May 28 , 2010 West End 12 Yrs. Experience BY: Reimer, Arnovitz, Relief for your free East End Inspiration Network, For all pool needs Chernek & Jeffrey Co., consultations. Grandview, From Front St Lifetime. Halogen, From Offnere IN THE COURT OF L.P.A. to 11th Street 740-372-3736 RetroPlex, BBC Amer- 1-877-264-8031 27th, COMMON PLEAS F. Peter Costello, Street to ica, Style, E!, The to Lincoln SCIOTO COUNTY, Attorney at Law Weather Channel, Willow Way, Overpass, 8th 100 Legals OHIO Attorney for Plaintiff- Street, Down Fuel TV, all Starz/En- 500 Petitioner Education Dorman, Street to the LEGAL NOTICE core channels, Fox Offnere Street to Deutsche Bank Na- P.O. Box 968 Reality, TruTV, and tional Trust Company, Twinsburg, OH 44087 Circle 2nd Street Ohio River Notice is hereby given WBNS. as Trustee of the (330) 425-4201 600 $ Appr. $ $354.48/mo. that Section 3307.353 Animals 258.50/mo. 394.03/mo. Home Equity Mort- Adv. May 21, 28, of the Ohio Revised In addition, from time gage Loan Asset- June 4, 2010 Code that J. Robert to time we make cer- Sunrise, Kent, Backed Trust Series Pets North Hill, Hayes will be retiring tain changes in the INABS 2005-C, Home 28th, Ruhlman, 29th, Sciotoville under the State Teach- services that we offer $ Equity Mortgage Loan Chiweenie puppy Coles Ridge, 342.24/mo. ers System and is in order to better serve Buena Vista, Cedar, Asset-Backed Certifi- 1st shots, wormed & seeking employment out customers, The Michigan, Indian, cates, Series INABS Cypress, Sherman, with this Board there- TO THE DEFENDANT, following changes are ready to go, fem, 6 2005-C under the after in the same posi- REBECCA L. JAMES, planned: wks, 200.00 call Seneca, Old Post, Pooling and Servicing Gilbert, Orchard & tion (guidance WHOSE RESIDENCE 820-2635 lv msg. New Boston agreement dated Sept. $ counselor) he held IS UNKNOWN The following channels Sheridan Sandstone area 116.64/mo. 1, 2005 prior to such retire- may be added on or $ $ Plaintiff 259.74/mo. 285.12/mo. ment. A public meeting COURT OF COMMON after June 16th: Art, on the issue of reem- PLEAS, SCIOTO CCTV, RAI Interna- vs. COUNTY, OHIO Portsmouth Daily Times Friday, May 28, 2010 B7

` Yard Sale Yard Sale Yard Sale Boats / Accessories Motorcycles Autos Apartments/ Help Wanted - 2000 Automotive Townhouses General 3 Family Yard Sale casville, clothing, Sat May 29th 1306 14ʼ Flat bottom Jon mets, nice bike 2007 Cadillac DTS boys clothes, toys, toys, books, misc. Mary St Rosemount w/trailer, trolling $2,300 352-1795 fully loaded, very 2 Bdrm. Stove & Heritage Square ladies clothes sz 4 - Up Hogan St behind motor, extras, Autos nice, $17,500 Call Fridge. Gas furn. Assisted Living Fa- 16. furn., crystal, Super 8 Motel follow $1,300 776-7460 05 Pontiac Sunfire 354-5266 Call Osborne Clean- cility is currently ac- household items too signs. Lg variety after 6 PM ers 9-5:30 354-2440 cepting applications 2002 Yamaha YZF $6,495 / $2,500 much mention. Sat clothes & misc. for LPNʼs. 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Brand name & bou- $19,000 740-464- 3304 Rhodes Ave, 740-981-6254 $5,495 / $1,500 w/d. tenant pays tique girls clothing, 2003 1100 VStar 7317 New Boston, OH 03 Pontiac elec. near Daymar Garage Sale Sat infant to 2T, boys & Yamaha many ex- 45662 4 Family Yard Sale, Montana Van College $425 mo + May 29th 9 - 2, womens clothing 87 21 ft. Citation / tras Asking $4700 Sat & Sun 29th & $6,495 / $2,500 2008 Ford Focus $425 dep 776-2117 1266 Bierly Rd , fol- shoes, pageant Bowrider 190 HP 740-935-6061 after 30th 9 - 5, 796 D 02 Ford Windstar SE coupe 4 cyl, 2 or 352-0144 Local Financial dresses, toys etc. Nercruiser, good 12:00 pm noon. Morris Lane Lu- low signs at Clay Van $5,995 / $1,800 dr, loaded, sharp! Advisor seeks part- boat, $4,000 776- casville. High School 03 Dodge Neon $8,495 OBO 352- time Office Asst, 2544 357-4724 Apartment For Sat May 29th Mov- 2004 Suzuki RMZ auto $5,495 / 1422 353-8832 Must have excellent Rent! 2 bdrms ing Sale 89 250 Nice bike runs $1,700 client skills. Send re- 4209 Munn St Huge 4 Family Close to University Riverview Ave Boat 1990 Bass great $2000 740- 02 Ford Explorer sume with salary re- Ports. Fri & Sat. Yard Sale Sat May 2009 Honda 353-7959 before Wheelersburg, 140 Tracker 17ʼ 60 HP 876-4328 or 3740- 4x4 $6,995 / $2,500 quirements to Z-Box Lots of big mens 29 9 - ? 188 S. Zue- Odyssey EX-L 1 5pm Mon-Fri. to Dixon Mill Rd go motor & all accs. 52-4014 03 Ford Escape 797 P.O. Box 581 clothes & suits, Int. fle Dr, off Rt 73 owner, rear DVD to Tick Ridge follow $3000 obo 858- $6,495 / $2,500 Portsmouth, OH doors and lots more. near Taylor Lumber. package, leather in- signs. 1285 02 Chev Cavalier 45662 terior, 19,000 miles, Apartments & Tons of baby items, 2008 Yamaha R6 auto $4,295 / fully loaded and very Houses For Rent 5 Family Sale Fri. & clothes, toys, house- 7,631 mi. yellow w/ $1,300 Sea Ray 94 F14 clean. Call (740)353-2147 Mechanic Helper Sat. 8:00 - ? 4480 hold items & more! Saturday Only black flames, low- 99 Silverado X-Cab Sea Raider 90 HP (740)574-5106 or Needed Piketon, Old Scioto Trl Yard Sale 2100 & ered, extras. $6,700 4x4 $5,995 / $2,000 Candlewood Jet, like new. $3995 (740)727-3328 for OH Tractor/trailer Something 4 every- 2200 Block High neg. 776-6471 464- 02 Ford Escort Apartments Large Carport OBO 606-232-6319 more info. repair and PM Full- one. Rain date June Street Portsmouth 2701 auto $4,495 / Efficiency, 1 & 2 Sale, May 28th & time. Requirements: 4 & 5 $1,400 Bedrooms in 29th, 4348 Brad- Ability to work flexi- Campers / RVs & 01 Pontiac Gr Am Wheelersburg's ford St, Rose- United Methodist 2009 H.D. 1200 C 92 16' Box Truck ble hours, some Trailers $4,995 / $1,800 finest apartment Burg, Hammer- mount. Women Spring like new 1200 mi. 165k Mi $1,500 weekends, and to lift 99 Montana Van community. No ap- stien Rd, Sat 29th, Rummage Sale, 06 Sierra 31 ft. 5th over $1,000 accs. obo, 07 18' Trailer up to 100 lbs. 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Requirements: w/extras, must see, Brookhaven Dr, red/blk very nice low Antique Lincoln Saxony Village 01 Honda 400 EX mi. must sell Baby $8,500 606-232- Continental Mark 4 Apts. 1 & 2 bdrm Fri May 28th Sat Burg, Countryside * At least three runs great, looks on the way $5500. 6319 07 Honda Civic Ex 1976 68k, Excep- $310 / $350 mo May 29th 7 - 3, 250 Village, pool table, years of clinical furn, misc. sharp, after market 02 Cavalier 74k mi 2 dr leather, auto, tionally gd cond appl. furn, 606-932- experience Judy Lane, Lu- 3741 parts new tires loaded new tires Harley, 95 Dyna loaded 22K $9,750 $10,000 1 owner * Long term care $2,300 352-3754 $2995 obo 858- Wideglide, low 08 Toyota Scion 574-6004 456-5136 experience TC 2 dr hatchback 6861 miles, must see, Students Welcome $6,900 606-232- auto loaded, 12K Submit Resumes or 2006 Yamaha 700R Buying Some Junk 3 rms. comp. fur- 6319 $9,950 352-8343 apply at NOTICE OF Special Edition low 1993 Honda Cars comp. $150 & nished Apt $450 mo Hill View hrs $3800 obo 740- Shadow up Non comp. less + dep 776-7984 or Retirement Center 727-8110 lv msg. 600 25k, red, 2 hel- 06 Lincoln Zephyr, 776-2886 776- 357-2585 Harley, nice 96, 1610 28th St. PUBLIC SALE 45K, $10,800 Call AUTO Fatboy, custom Portsmouth, OH A PUBLIC SALE WILL BE HELD BY: paint, must see, 937-509-1993 Houses For Rent INDUSTRIAL $6,900 606-232- QUALITY CAR & TRUCK & LEASING, INC. Trucks 1 bdrm Ports. or MAINTENANCE 6319 E-mail at cindym@ AT: GLOCKNER PLAZA 07 Chevy Tahoe 2004 Chevy $400, 2 bd 1 1/2 ba hillviewretirement.org RT. 23 NORTH, PORTSMOUTH, OHIO MECHANIC LTZ black, fully Avalanche loaded, New Boston $525 2 A SOLID MANUFACTURER OF IRON CASTINGS IS SEEK- E.O.E. ON: FRIDAY, JUNE 4TH 2010 AT 12PM Honda 2006 VTX loaded 46k mi. clean, 2 wd, 90k, bd Sciotoville $500 ING A QUALIFIED INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE ME- 1800 F like new, $34,000 obo 2000 776-4495 776-7615 CHANIC. MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE WITH HYDRAULICS, $11,900 obo 740- Sale is for the purpose of disposing of: many extras, $9,000 Olds Alero 100k+ PNEUMATICS, MACHINE REPAIR, PIPE FITTING, METAL 727-8110 lv msg. Service / Bus. FABRICATION, WELDING AND BURNING. LOCATED IN 740-259-4036 mi. $1,800 obo 250- 9000 Directory 2003 PETERBILT 379 PORTSMOUTH, OHIO THE COMPANY OFFERS GOOD 3202 2 bdrm house for WAGES AND BENEFITS. rent 811 Lintz Hol- VIN# 1XP5DB9X93D800846 2005 Chevy Dur- PLEASE SEND RESUME TO: Other low Lucasville New max diesel crew cab Automotive PERSONNEL MANAGER 07 Mitsubushi carpet & paint. Incl. TERMS: SALE WILL BE FOR CASH. OSCO INDUSTRIES, INC. Off Road Go Cart 2 4x4, LT 70K Eclipse GT Conv, AC, fridge, & stove. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO REJECT P.O. BOX 1388 seater elec. start $25,700 Call 740- Will pay top $ For V6, leather, 28K, Heat w/propane. ANY AND ALL BIDS. PORTSMOUTH, OHIO 45662 w/rev. 150cc motor 935-2869 unwanted junk EOE $600 740-479-1996 loaded, $17,000 $450 mo water incl. cars & trucks. 357-4724 464-0233 1st & last mo. rent + $150-$500 Free 92 Ford F-150 Ext dep. 259-2128 pickup 727-3134 ReachReach Over 30,00040,000 People Everyday! Everyday! Cab air, 4 wd, 351 357-9363 09 Chev. Cobalt 4 motor runs great, Concrete dr. auto, air, cd, all needs trans. work $ 34 pwr. 19k, Asking 4 bd. 1 ba. Burg. T's Masonary CALL THE EXPERTS! $1000 obo 285- $ 58 $7400. Books 1,700 sq. ft. cent. 20 yrs exp. brick Your Reference Guide To Quality Products And Professional Business Service! 2857 2 $12,700. 740-352- air/furn.roomy, $850 block stone, concrete PER DAY FOR & more Ins. & bonded 637 SIXTH STREET 1251 mo. 1st & last 937- *Based on a 3 month commitment.YOUR 4-LINE Reg.AD 515-0227 Free Est. 259-3970 $70.00 per 1month. 4 lines, $175/90 days. 99 GMC Gasoline * Based on a 3 month commitment. Reg. $57.98 per month 740-353-3101 50¢ per line for each additional line. Box truck, 143,395 Landscaping a09 Cobalt 2 dr. miles, runs good, 4308 York St New auto cd, air, 7k Murray Landscaping Concrete Roofing Landscaping Miscellaneous $4,500 820-5797 Boston, recently $7400 Bk. $12,000 trees trimed, yard ______remodeled 1 bdrm 1 T’s Masonary ______06 Cobalt 2dr. auto, clean-up, schrubs, All Types Of Roofing bath, front porch, 20 yrs. exp. brick, block, Murray Landscaping air, cd. $4,900 740- Real Estate creek rock deliv- Special on metal. Buying Some Junk 3000 back patio, large stone, concrete & more Shrubs, trees trimmed. Sales Rubber, insured Jerry Cars comp. $150 & up. 352-1251 ered, Ins 740-778- Ins. & bonded free est. All general landscaping. yard, WD hkup, Osborne 740-456-5288 Non comp. less 4233 259-3970 ______Metal roofs, painting. 776-2886 776-AUTO $400 dep, $400 mo. D&P Construction Lawn service, etc. 1939 Buick Street Houses For Sale 776-2117 or 352- Lawn Care Creative Concrete & Roofing Insured. 740-778-4233 ______Rod 350 AT PS, 0144 siding, comp. home J&S Recording Studio Brick Ranch Style Grading Co. runs good, very Spurgeon Lawn 740-820-4440 improvement. Fully Pro Tools HD System 3303 Seneca Dr. 3 Care Free Ests. Call Plumbing solid $8900. 740- 740-357-8055 insured. 740-464-8393 mixing, mastering & du- bd. 1 1/2 ba. living & Newly Remodeled 776-6218 or 740- or 820-3463 plication. 935-9619 2 bdrm cottage in W. Driveways, Sidewalks, ______J&M Services family rm. full base- 935-5196 740-353-2305 Patios, Garages, Pole Volunteer Plumbing, drains, gas ment $130,000 876- Ports. quiet neigh- Barn floors, etc. 740-935-5076 Construction lines, free ests. 1996 Olds. Cutlass 9748 borhood $500 + dep Misellaneous Free Estimates!!! Roofing, Siding, Fenc- 456-6073 or 357-6221 ______Taking Applications. ing, Decking Great Ref’s Supreme $1500 fair Affordable Seal Paul’s Trenching 740-357-5789 Insured, Bonded cond. 606-932-4860 Home Improvement Tree Care Service House for sale, 4-5 Coating Black top 740-357-7460 Free Estimates bdrms, 2 baths, new sealing & stripping, D. L. Binion Contracting Manufactured Certified Tree Care 961-3636 357-2043 1998 Buick Riviera kitchen, near SOMC 4000 Free Ests. 259-8950 Specializing in drywall Handyman Housing or 357-6938 & plaster repair For all Insured - Free Est. ______Fully loaded Runs Cancer Center Call your new construction Pruning & Removal Pressure Washing Great 740-876-4328 740-352-4715 A-1 HAULING & CLEAN Reasonable Rates or remodeling needs. Residential or commer- 740-352-4014 Rentals D. L. Binion UP HOUSES/GARAGES, 820-8489 or 285-2606 Installation of windows, cial, low rates, free Contracting YARDS BRUSH CUT. doors & vinly siding. estimates. 456-2750 Land Contract 2 bdrms, $425 mo, Specializing in drywall ODD JOBS. 353-3247 574-5725 for free est. Agriculture ______1998 Cavalier Z24 Ports. 5 rm house $350 dep, HUD ap- & plaster repair. For all Pressure Washing 740-574-1937 352- Electrical 160K mi $2500 sun- prov. 776-6218 740- your new construction Roger’s Home Imprv. Herbicides Pastres, + all types home repair roof spoiler 353- 6178 or remodeling needs. Windows, Siding, Decks, 961-9532 Hay Fields, Road 40 yrs exp. Free est. 0530 Installation of win- Plumbing, Roofing Fully Electric & More Sides, Lawn PH 370-4722 Sales dows, doors & vinyl insured. 574-9555 Most all your home & 253-561-1617 RIVERFRONT siding. 574-5725 for bus neeeds. No job too Automotive 1998 Malibu LS Completely new 1993 24 x 54 Dou- free est. DW’s HOME small. Free ests. Quality blewide, previously Miscellaneous ______110k mi, Runs good remodel. 2 bd 1.5 ba MAINTENANCE work. Very reasonable used as office Leaky faucets to rates, Call Tim & com- Will pay top $ for un- all pwr cold air Private. Ex. lots Rogerʼs Home Imprv. siding & windows. pare Prices 935-0551 or Mark’s Mobile Home wanted junk cars & $1600 464-4212 or 456-4313 or 357- $7,950 858-3111 Windows, Siding, Bonded and Insured. 456-4332 Transport trucks. $150-$500. Free Aft 3pm 574-2098 7421 Decks, Free Est. Manufactured Housing pickup 727-3134 Plumbing, Roofing 5000 Resort Property 352-4235 Elderly Care Transport Free Est. Fully Fully Land (Acreage) Ins. & Bonded Wheelers- 2000 VW Jetta insured. 574-9555 Construction A&A Care Givers burg, Oh 45694 Mark Classified Information Diesel 50 mpg, auto In-Home Senior Care Hardyman (740) 574-4131 2 acres, Lucasville ac, ex mechanical 6000 Employment ______740-370-4992 NEED TO SELL St Rt 104 approx 1 Roofing Quality Home Imp. ______cond. very reliable OHSeniorServices.com YOUR mi. N of Rt 348, flat siding, roofs & more Just Take My Hand $10,000 invested D&P Const. Roof- Pressure Washing, PROFESSIONAL ground, w/water tap, Help Wanted - 740-574-8175 ing, siding, comp. Lawncare $99 A Home Ins $5500 firm 937-587- $35,000 no land For Free Est. SERVICES? General home improvement. 821-2370 3792 contract 740-372- Crider’s Lawn Care LET US DO IT Fully insured 740- FOR YOU! 0857 Local Manufactur- Asphalt You grow it we’ll mow it. 464-8393 or 820- Free est. *Lawn Care CRB Hauling Run your ad in our ing company is 2004 Toyota Prius Real Estate 3463 *Expert Landscaping Bobcat work, dump truck CALL THE EX- seeking an account- Affordable Seal Coating Hybrid 5 dr, hatch 3500 *24/7 Snow Removal load firewood $120. Rentals ing clerk at their fa- Black top sealing & strip- PERTS back, loaded, 50+ 740-464-7462 Gravel & Top soil, cility in New Boston. ping, Free Ests. 259-8950 ______cleanup work. 4 lines 30 days MPG $7,995 OBO Ron’s Lawn Care The successful can- or 357-6938 606-757-3031 $70.00. OR for a 352-1422 353-8832 Apartments/ Comm. & Residential 740-464-9565 Better Deal run it didate must have a Free Est. 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SPRINT CUP SCHEDULE AND STANDINGS Feb. 6 — x-Budweiser Shootout (Kevin Har- vick) Auto Feb. 11 — x-Gatorade Duel 1 (Jimmie John- son) Harvick signs multiyear Feb. 11 — x-Gatorade Duel 2 (Kasey Kahne) Feb. 14 — Daytona 500 (Jamie McMurray) Racing Feb. 21 — Auto Club 500 (Jimmie Johnson) Feb. 28 — Shelby American, Las Vegas (Jimmie Johnson) Glance March 7 — Kobalt Tools 500 (Kurt Busch) March 21 — Food City 500, Bristol, Tenn. extension with RCR (Jimmie Johnson) INDY CAR March 28 — Goody's Fast Pain Relief 500, Indy 500 Martinsville, Va. (Denny Hamlin) Site: Indianapolis. April 10 — Subway Fresh Fit 600, Avondale, Ariz. (Ryan Newman) Schedule: Friday, Carb Day, April 18 — Samsung Mobile 500, Fort Worth, including Firestone Freedom Texas (Denny Hamlin) 100 Indy Lights race April 25 — Aaron's 499, Talladega, Ala. (Speed, 11 a.m.-4 p.m.); (Kevin Harvick) Sunday, race, 1 p.m. (ABC, May 1 — Heath Calhoun 400, Richmond, Va. noon-4:30 p.m.). (Kyle Busch) Track: Indianapolis Motor May 8 — Southern 500, Darlington, S.C. (Denny Hamlin) Speedway (oval, 2.5 miles). May 16 — Autism Speaks 400, Dover, Del. Race distance: 500 miles, (Kyle Busch) 200 laps. May 22 — x-Sprint Showdown, Concord, Last year: Helio Castron- N.C. (Martin Truex Jr.) eves became the ninth May 22 — x-NASCAR Sprint All-Star Race, three-time Indianapolis 500 Concord, N.C. (Kurt Busch) champion, winning 5 weeks May 30 — Coca-Cola 600, Concord, N.C. after being acquitted in a tax June 6 — Gillette Fusion ProGlide 500, Long Pond, Pa. evasion trial. The Brazilian, June 13 — Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips also the 2000 and 2001 win- 400, Brooklyn, Mich. ner, gave car owner Roger June 20 — Toyota/Save Mart 350, Sonoma, Penske his record 15th Indy Calif. victory. Dan Wheldon was June 27 — Lenox Industrial Tools 301, second, and Danica Patrick Loudon, N.H. third. July 3 — Coke Zero 400 Powered By Coca- Cola, Daytona Beach, Fla. Last race: Scott Dixon won July 10 — LifeLock.com 400, Joliet, Ill. for the second straight year July 25 — Brickyard 400, Indianapolis at Kansas Speedway, lead- Aug. 1 — Pennsylvania 500, Long Pond, Pa. ing the final 150 laps in the Aug. 8 — Heluva Good! Sour Cream Dips at May 1 race. Dario Franchitti The Glen, Watkins Glen, N.Y. was second. Aug. 15 — Carfax 400, Brooklyn, Mich. Fast facts: The drivers will Aug. 21 — Irwin Tools Night Race, Bristol, Tenn. be allowed to use the push- Sep. 5 — Labor Day Classic 500, Hampton, to-pass button 15 times. The Ga. extra horsepower boosts will Sep. 11 — Richmond 400, Richmond, Va. last 18 seconds and take 10 Sep. 19 — Sylvania 300, Loud, N.H. seconds to reset. The but- Sep. 26 — AAA 400, Dover, Del. ton, introduced in August at Oct. 3 — Price Chopper 400, Kansas City, Mid-Ohio, is being used for Kan. the first time at Indianapolis. Oct. 10 — Pepsi Max 400, Fontana, Calif. Oct. 16 — NASCAR Banking 500, Concord, NASCAR N.C. SPRINT CUP Oct. 24 — TUMS Fast Relief 500, Mar- Coca-Cola 600 tinsville, Va. Site: Concord, N.C. Oct. 31 — AMP Energy 500, Talladega, Ala. Schedule: Thursday, prac- Nov. 7 — Lone Star 500, Fort Worth, Texas tice (3:30-5 p.m.), qualifying Nov. 14 — Arizona 500, Avondale, Ariz. (7-9:30 p.m.); Saturday, Nov. 21 — Ford 400, Homestead, Fla. x-non-points race practice (Speed, 11:30 a.m.- 2010 Driver Standings 2 p.m.); Sunday, race, 6 1. Kevin Harvick, 1,768 p.m. (FOX, 5-11 p.m.). 2. Kyle Busch, 1,699 Track: Charlotte Motor 3. Matt Kenseth, 1,642 Speedway (oval, 1.5 miles). 4. Jimmie Johnson, 1,637 Race distance: 600 miles, 5. Denny Hamlin, 1,618 400 laps. 6. Jeff Gordon, 1,605 Last year: David Reutimann 7. Greg Biffle, 1,581 8. Jeff Burton, 1,569 won the rain-shortened race 9. Kurt Busch, 1,531 for his lone Sprint Cup victo- 10. Carl Edwards, 1,487 ry, taking the lead under NATIONWIDE SERIES caution after the first 13 cars SCHEDULE AND STANDINGS pitted. The race, run Mon- Feb. 13 — DRIVE4COPD 300 (Tony Stewart) day after being washed out Feb. 20 — Stater Bros. 300 (Kyle Busch) Stephen Dowell ■ MCT Sunday, was cut from 400 to Feb. 27 — Sam's Town 300, Las Vegas (Kevin 227 laps. Reutimann also Harvick) Kevin Harvick celebrates after winning the Bud Shootout at the Daytona International Speedway in Daytona Beach, Florida, on Satur- gave Michael Waltrip Racing March 20 — Scotts Turf Builder 300 (Justin All- day, February 6. its first Cup win. gaier) Last week: Kurt Busch won April 3 — Nashville 300, Lebanon, Tenn. (Kevin Harvick) the All-Star race at the track April 9 — Bashas' Supermarkets 200, Avon- By JENNA FRYER current Sprint Cup Series his promotion. was leaving his No. 29 for Penske Racing, sailing dale, Ariz. (Kyle Busch) AP Auto Racing Writer points leader. "I kind of "We are very excited to team. Childress said he's past feuding Joe Gibbs Rac- April 19 — O'Reilly Auto Parts 300, Fort Worth, ing teammates Denny Ham- Texas (Kyle Busch) let myself get caught up in have Kevin back, he has talking to "three or four lin and Kyle Busch to take April 25 — Aaron's 312, Talladega, Ala. (Brad CONCORD, N.C. — the middle of this world in written a lot of history for companies" about spon- the $1 million prize. Hamlin Keselowski) and Kyle Busch were racing April 30 — Bubba Burger 250, Richmond, Va. Kevin Harvick always the media and it's best to RCR," Childress said. sorship, and hopes to have (Brad Keselowski) for the lead in the final seg- May 7 — Royal Purple 200, Darlington, S.C. regretted going public handle your family mat- "When we lost Dale in an announcement soon. ment when Hamlin tried to (Denny Hamlin) block Kyle Busch's pass, May 15 — Heluva Good! 200, Dover, Del. (Kyle during his first round of ters within your family 2001, I don't know of any But there's no question, sending him into the wall. Busch) contract negotiations with and not let the outside driver that could have owner and driver both Fast facts: Kevin Harvick May 29 Tech-Net Auto Service 300, Concord, leads the series standings N.C. Richard Childress Racing, world dictate what you stepped in under the pres- said, that having Harvick with 1,768 points, followed June 5 — Federated Auto Parts 300, Lebanon, Tenn. and the driver vowed to be want to do. I felt like it sure and handled it the locked in makes it easier by Kyle Busch (1,699), Matt June 12 — Meijer 300, Sparta, Ky. more tightlipped about his went very well as we went way he did. We will to court a sponsor. Kenseth (1,642), four-time June 19 — Road America 200, Elkhart Lake, defending series champion Wis. business going forward. through it this time." always be grateful. To "It's always kind of like Jimmie Johnson (1,637) and June 26 — New England 200, Loudon, N.H. He did a good job this Hamlin (1,618). ... Johnson, July 2 — Subway Jalapeno 250 Powered By Terms on the contract have him come back ad the chicken and the egg," the Charlotte winner in Coca-Cola, Daytona Beach, Fla. time around, refusing all were not disclosed. re-sign again, we are Childress said. "I think October, won five times in a July 9 — Dollar General 300 Powered By six-race stretch at the track Coca-Cola, Joliet, Ill. year to discuss his talks Harvick will stay in the excited about it." that Kevin and I both have July 17 — Missouri-Illinois Dodge Dealers 250, — taking the 2003 Coca- Madison, Ill. with team owner Chil- No. 29 Chevrolet, the car Harvick has 12 career enough confidence in Cola 600 and sweeping the July 24 — Kroger 200, Indianapolis dress on a contract exten- he took over following Cup victories, including each other that we know spring and fall races in 2004 July 31 — Iowa 250, Newton, Iowa and 2005. He has three vic- Aug. 7 — Zippo 200 at The Glen, Watkins sion. The two sides Dale Earnhardt's death in the 2007 Daytona 500. we're going to go out and tories — worth 30 bonus Glen, N.Y. announced a multiyear the 2001 season-opening His victory at Talladega put a great package points when the Chase Aug. 14 — Carfax 250, Brooklyn, Mich. begins — to share the Aug. 20 — Food City 250, Bristol, Tenn. deal Saturday at Charlotte Daytona 500. He had not last month snapped a 115- together. It's a huge plus Aug. 29 — NAPA Auto Parts 200, Montreal series lead with Hamlin ... Sep. 4 — Atlanta 300, Hampton, Ga. Motor Speedway on their been scheduled to move race winless streak. when you can go to a Dale Earnhardt Jr. is winless Sep. 10 — Virginia 529 College Savings 250, in 69 races and has only Richmond, Va. own terms. into the Cup Series for The Talladega victory company and say 'We've one victory in 84 starts for Sep. 25 — Dover 200, Dover, Del. "I think 2003 was a another year, but Earn- came the same week that got a driver.' " Hendrick Motorsports. He Oct. 2 — Kansas Lottery 300, Kansas City, has 18 career Sprint Cup Kan. mess," said Harvick, the hardt's accident expedited sponsor Shell/Pennzoil wins. ... Kyle Busch won the Oct. 9 — Camping World 300, Fontana, Calif. Oct. 15 — Dollar General 300, Concord, N.C. Trucks race last week at the Oct. 23 — Gateway 250, Madison, Ill. track for his 70th victory in Nov. 6 — O'eilly Auto Parts Challenge, Fort NASCAR's top three divi- Worth, Texas sions. Nov. 13 — Arizona 200, Avondale, Ariz. Next race: Gillette Fusion Nov. 20 — Ford 300, Homestead, Fla. ProGlide 500, June 6, 2010 Driver Standings Pocono Raceway, Long 1. Brad Keselowski, 1,766 Pond, Pa. 2. Kyle Busch, 1,755 Pearson OK not being part 3. Kevin Harvick, 1,702 NATIONWIDE 4. Carl Edwards, 1,546 Tech-Net Auto Service 300 5. Justin Allgaier, 1,521 Site: Concord, N.C. 6. Paul Menard, 1,404 Schedule: Thursday, prac- 7. Greg Biffle, 1,239 tice (Speed, 2-3:30 p.m., 5- 8. Joey Logano, 1,228 of NASCAR Hall’s 1st class 6:30 p.m.); Saturday, quali- 9. Jason Leffler, 1,204 10. Brian Scott, 1,181 fying (Speed, 9:30-11:30 CAMPING WORLD TRUCK a.m.) and race, 2:30 p.m. SCHEDULE AND STANDINGS By JENNA FRYER NASCAR's first champi- thought that Pearson founder Bill France Sr., his (ABC, 2-5:30 p.m.). Feb. 13 — NextEra Energy Resources 250 Track: Charlotte Motor (Timothy Peters) AP Auto Racing Writer onship. should have been in the son, Bill Jr., Petty, Junior Speedway (oval, 1.5 miles). March 6 — E-Z-GO 200 (Kevin Harvick) "He really needs to be in first group, as well. Johnson and Dale Earn- Race distance: 300 miles, March 27 — Kroger 250, Martinsville, Va. (Kevin 200 laps. Harvick) CHARLOTTE, N.C. — there. He needs to be the Pearson's 105 wins hardt. Last year: Mike Bliss won April 2 — Nashville 200, Lebanon, Tenn. (Kyle After all the controversy next main one to get in ranked second only to Pearson, who attended the rain-shortened event Busch) under caution. He also won May 2 — O'Reilly Auto Parts 250, Kansas City, surrounding David Pear- there." Richard Petty's 200 victo- Sunday's ceremony, isn't Kan. (Johnny Sauter) the October 2004 race at May 14 — Dover 200, Dover, Del. (Aric Almiro- son's exclusion from Parks, who turns 96 next ries on NASCAR's all- certain those were the the track. la) Last race: Kyle Busch May 21 — North Carolina Education Lottery NASCAR's inagural Hall month, attended Thursday time win list. The three- right five — but not raced to his fourth Nation- 200, Concord, N.C. (Kyle Busch) of Fame class, the "Silver night's Hall of Fame gala time Cup champion had a because he wasn't in the wide victory of the year, June 4 — WinStar World Casino 400k, Fort leading 191 of 205 laps May Worth, Texas Fox" is actually willing to with his family. Confined winning percentage of group. June 12 — VFW 200, Brooklyn, Mich. 15 at Dover. He won the July 11 — Iowa 200, Newton, Iowa wait his turn to be induct- to a wheelchair, the top- 18.2 percent in a career "You want to know the Sprint Cup race the follow- July 16 — Camping World 200, Madison, Ill. ed. hat clad Parks silently that spanned 27 years — truth? I don't think the ing day. July 23 — AAA Insurance 200, Indianapolis Fast facts: Busch won the July 31 — Pocono Mountains 125, Long Pond, And if it comes before nodded to all his well- but never a complete sea- ones in there ought to be in October race at the track en Pa. route to the season title and Aug. 7 — Nashville 200 (Summer), Lebanon, others whom Pearson wishers. son. there," he said. "I think the took the Trucks race last Tenn. deems worthy of selection, To Pearson, it's men like Had he ever run a full ones who really started the week for his 70th victory in Aug. 14 — Too Tough To Tame 200, Darlington, NASCAR's top three divi- S.C. he said Sunday he'd take Parks who are the real schedule, many believed thing should be in it — sions. He has 34 Nationwide Aug. 18 — O'Reilly 200, Bristol, Tenn. himself out of considera- NASCAR pioneers. he could have challenged Tim Flock, Lee Petty — victories and has won 18 Aug. 27 — Chicagoland 225, Joliet, Ill. times in both Sprint Cup and Sep. 3 — Built Ford Tough 225, Sparta, Ky. tion. "Raymond Parks, he Petty's marks. all them guys like that, Sep. 18 — New Hampshire 200, Loudon, N.H. Trucks competition. Not Sep. 25 — Las Vegas 350, Las Vegas "I feel like if I was going owned a bunch of cars So there was some ini- they should have gone in planning to run the full Oct. 23 — Kroger 200, Martinsville, Va. Nationwide schedule, Busch Oct. 30 — Mountain Dew 250, Talladega, Ala. in next year and I knew back then and even paid tial surprise when the first. 'Cause they more or is second in the standings Nov. 5 — Longhorn 350k, Fort Worth, Texas Raymond Parks wasn't, I'd part of the purse," Pearson inductees were selected less got this thing going." — 11 points behind fellow Nov. 12 — Lucas Oil 150, Avondale, Ariz. Sprint Cup driver Brad Nov. 19 — Ford 200, Homestead, Fla. withdraw my name to get said. "I really feel like he last October and Pearson Voting on the second Keselowski. 2010 Driver Standings him in," Pearson said of really ought to be in the wasn't among the group. Hall of Fame class is OTHER RACES 1. Todd Bodine, 1,068 Portsmouth Raceway 2. Aric Almirola, 1,066 Parks, owner of the car first class." Inducted in Sunday's cere- expected to be done in 3. Timothy Peters, 982 Park: Opening Night Satur- 4. Ron Hornaday Jr., 965 Red Byron drove to There were many who mony were NASCAR October. day with Big Red Book 5. Matt Crafton, 902 Stars and Stripes 35. All vet- 6. Johnny Sauter, 888 erans with ID admitted for 7. Ricky Carmichael, 886 free. Full schedule with late 8. Mike Skinner, 884 models, modifieds, limitted 9. Jason White, 875 lates and bombers. (tie) David Starr, 875