SERVING THE OHIO VALLEY SINCE 1852 www.portsmouth-dailytimes.com SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 2010 Vol. 158 • No. 312 • 50 cents daily/$1.25 Sunday Doing The Right Thing: Students Help Rescue Child A group of students BY FRANK LEWIS per, just ran across the road, and our from East High School PDT STAFF WRITER bus driver had to stop suddenly. When found a small child in a he got to the other side of the road, diaper and pajamas Students at Portsmouth East High you could see that he was just stand- wandering across a city School were off on an adventure to the ing there. We pulled in, and my street in Rosemount. laser light show at the Clark Planetar- teacher’s aide ran down to see if he The students included ium on the campus of Shawnee State was alright.” Zack Russell, Ryan University, when another adventure “When Herb pulled the bus over, I Skaggs, Brittany Webb, delayed their trip. immediately jumped out and went to James Cottle, Brandy As the bus driver was coming over get the kid because I was worried about Coldiron, Emmy Francis, Rosemount Road, coming down the him going across the road, and I kind of Tyler Kilgore, Justin U.S. 23 side by the Apostolic Church, lost sight of him,” said teacher’s aide Phillips, Callie Tindall, a little boy was spotted. Lance Davis. “I found him down over Chris Craft and Brandon Leah Baughman, a teacher at East, a little hill in a backyard, so I picked Gray. him up and just tried to make sure that who was leading the field trip, said, Wayne Allen I Daily Times “This little boy, a little tiny guy, maybe 2 or 3, in his pajamas and dia- See RESCUE, A3 Closing Up OSFC Still Has No Answer For NB School Baby Dies DOW JONES After Shooting 1111,,220044..2288 ++7700 Incident I TAFF EPORT STOCKS, A5 PDT S R A shooting incident at about 3:30 a.m. Friday has left a 19-month-old child dead. SPORTS According to a release from the Portsmouth Police Department, Day Two Of NFL Draft officers responded to a call at about Bengals take Florida DE 3:30 a.m. Friday to Southern Ohio Dunlap in second round Medical Center Emergency Depart- I ment. Upon arrival, officers SPORTS, B1 received information that Destiny Cook, 18, and her child were vic- tims of a shooting, which reportedly occurred at 1301 Grandview Ave., the residence of the victims. Cook was treated and released, but the child died and was transport- ed to the Montgomery County Coroner’s Office for an autopsy. No other details were available at press time and the case remains under investigation.

file I Daily Times Stimulus Jobs Rid PARADE Sun and Funland pool buildings in New Boston were razed in November 2009 to prepare the site for the new K-12 New Tom Petty: Boston school. Forests Of Foreign IHe won’t slow down COMING SUNDAY “In my opinion throughout Invader Species Superintendent Staggs Charges this whole process two things are quite obvious. No. 1, BY G. SAM PIATT Weather Discrimination And Wasteful Spending OSFC has no oversight and PDT STAFF WRITER can spend taxpayer dollars BY RYAN SCOTT OTTNEY 22. Sources inside the OSFC, how- The tree of heaven is heck to con- Today T-storms High 75 PDT STAFF WRITER ever, indicated as early as last week however they want. No. 2, tend with once it gets a head start in Tonight Showers Low 59 that they might not have an answer New Boston is not wealthy Ohio’s forests. New Boston Superintendent Mike ready for the meeting, but at least The fast-growing Asian tree, known High Low Outlook enough or doesn’t possess Staggs said all did not go as he had expected to establish a timeline for officially as ailanthus, hinders timber SUN 71 51 Showers hoped following the April meeting New Boston Schools. the political clout to merit growth. It is one of a number of inva- MON 60 41 Showers of the Ohio School Facilities Com- The site in question — the for- immediate attention.” sive species of bushes and plants mer Sun and Funland Pool on Lake- TUE 61 41 Showers mission, in Columbus, on Thursday. being attacked by workers with the Now Staggs is accusing the OSFC view Avenue — was purchased by Mike Staggs, New Boston superintendent WED 65 41 M. Clear Ohio Woodland Job Corps. of discriminating against low- the school in October 2008 for Others include the buckthorn, income school districts, wasting about $24,000. One month later, autumn olive, bush honeysuckle and taxpayer dollars and playing politics voters passed a 7.61 mill tax levy to with the current site after it was dis- elephant ear trees. to delay construction of New provide 17 percent of the cost to covered that they would need to From October through March, 66 Boston’s new K-12 school building. build a new K-12 school building build a $700,000 retaining wall workers with the corps cleared more Staggs last met with employees of on that site. The remaining 83 per- along the hillside. They have asked than 700 acres in seven state forests, the OSFC on April 12, along with cent would be paid by the OSFC. the school to instead explore the including Shawnee State Forest, four other local school districts. He Now it’s almost two-years later. possibility of building in Millbrook where more than a dozen workers said OSFC Director Rich Murray Voters have been paying for the tax Park, across from the New Boston were employed under the program. told him a decision about the pro- levy and many are beginning to Stadium. The commission has even Seventy more jobs in the corps will posed New Boston school building wonder when they’ll see that new ordered a hydrology study of the open up June 21 and already the divi- site would be made during their school they were promised. Obituaries next meeting scheduled for April The OSFC became concerned See SCHOOL, A3 • Geraldine Bowles See FOREST, A3 • Catherine Buckle • Gertrude Deaubler • Theodore Elkins Two Arson Fires Remain • Larry Fisher Sr. • Jonathan Fraley • Genevieve Fry Unsolved; Help Sought • Carole Griffith • Melvin Harper BY FRANK LEWIS Cartmill said the Fire Marshal is • Christopher Krannitz PDT STAFF WRITER also seeking tips and details on last • Hazel Nolen weekend’s warehouse fire off Spring • Carol Ramsey Investigators with the Division of Street, behind King’s Daughters Medical Center. • Anna Remy State Fire Marshal and the Portsmouth Fire Department are “Like the 20th Street arson, we • Millard Russell Sr. continuing to search for information have received tips from the public • Martina Silcott on two arson cases. but we believe there is more infor- • Jack Sparks “We are particularly concerned mation out there,” Cartmill said. “We • Homer Wilson about the April 2, 2010, arson fire on want to know more about the young See Page A2 20th Street,” Shane Cartmill, public man who was seen near the ware- information officer for the State Fire house.” Marshal’s Office said. “Based on the That fire broke out early Saturday Index information we’ve received, we afternoon, April 16. Neighbors said believe there are more witnesses in the building had stood vacant for a Advice ...... B5 Local ...... A2-8 this case and it is our hope they will long time. The building was gutted Calendar ....A2 Lotteries ....B2 come forward and share information but firefighters kept the fire from Wayne Allen I Daily Times Class ...... B6-7 Puzzles ...... B4 with investigators. We are seeking spreading to adjacent structures. No Spring Has Sprung In West Portsmouth Comics ...... B4 Sports...... B1-3 information about the circumstances one was injured. surrounding the fire or the three men Cartmill said anyone with infor- Editorial ...... A4 TV ...... B5 A landscaping project three years ago is paying off for Jerry Hart of Stockham Hill Road in who were seen near the home at the mation should contact the Division West Portsmouth. This 14-by-93 foot area is covered with creeping phlox, a dazzling spring time of the incident.” of State Fire Marshal or the flower that covers the slope that Hart mowed for about 35 years, but then decided to plant That fire, at 1913 20th St. was fol- Portsmouth Fire Department. with groundcover. Hart said he started out with about 70 plants and 40 bags of mulch that lowed five hours later by a stabbing he put down by hand. He also has a watering system he devised by putting holes into a gar- incident at the same location that FRANK LEWIS can be reached at den hose to irrigate the spring flowers. claimed the life of Clifton Miller, 32, (740) 353-3101, ext. 232 or flewis@heart- who had lived in Columbus. landpublications.com Printer dpi: 2400

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Obituaries For alalll of Your Anna Remy, 94 Silk FloralFloral NeedsNeeds Anna Kathryn Remy, 94, of Makin Makingg Your House A Home 740-574-0777 Beaver, died Wednesday, April 7958 OHIO RIVER RD., WHEELERSBURG, OH (across from Lowes) 21, 2010, at Pike Community Hospital. Genevieve Fry, 80 Millard Russell She was born Oct. 15, 1915, in Beaver, a daughter of the Genevieve Irene Woodrum Sr., 69 late Joseph and Lottie Schrad- Fry, 80, of Jackson, died Fri- Millard Preston Russell Sr. er Scheutle. day, April 23, 2010, at a Jack- 69, died Wednesday, April 21, She was a graduate of son nursing facility. 2010, at a Russell, Ky., hospital. Beaver High School and a Services will be 1 p.m. Services will be 1 p.m. Mon- member of Faith U.B Church Tuesday at Kuhner-Lewis day at City Mission Church in in Beaver. Anna was very gift- Funeral Home In Oak Hill, Ironton, with interment in Wood- ed and talented and was able to with interment in C.M. land Cemetery. Friends may call capture her love for sewing in Cemetery. Friends may call 4 noon to 1 p.m. Monday at the the beautiful quilts she would to 8 p.m. Monday at the church. Arrangements are under make. Many of these could be funeral home. the direction of Phillips Funeral Geraldine Bowles Gertrude Antonetta Martina Silcott seen at the Dogwood Festival Melvin Harper, 63 Home in Ironton. each year, while others would Geraldine Bowles, 83, of Bensman Deaubler Martina Silcott, 84, of be given to a friend or neighbor Melvin Eugene “Gene” Lucasville, died Friday, April McDermott, peacefully closed Carol Griffith, 76 Gertrude Antonetta Bens- for a special occasion. Harper, 63, of Ray, died Thurs- 23, 2010, at Southern Ohio her eyes to this life and awoke man Deaubler, 91, of Belle- She was preceded in death day, April 22, 2010, at a Jack- Carol Sue Dalton Griffith, 76, Medical Center. in her Heavenly Home on fontaine, passed away on by her husband, Lesley Scott son hospital. of Ironton died Thursday, April She was born Nov. 5, 1926, Thursday, April 22, 2010. Our Monday, April 19, 2010, at her Remy, in 1968. Service will be 11 a.m. Tues- 22, 2010, at her residence. in the McCullough Communi- loving wife, mother, and daughter’s residence in Zanes- Anna is survived by three day at Eisnaugle-Lewis Funer- Services will be noon Monday ty, a daughter of the late grandmother leaves behind a field. sons, John J. (Carol) Remy of al Home in Jackson, with at Tracy Brammer Funeral Charles and Louella Covert family and friends who will She was born in Putnam Columbus, Ronald E. (Car- interment in Evergreen Ceme- Home in Ironton, with interment Emmons. forever be blessed by the gifts County, Ohio, on Aug. 22, olyn) Remy, and Gerald W. tery. Friends may call 4 to 8 in Woodland Cemetery. Friends Geraldine was a homemaker of her love and presence. 1918, to the late Henry J. and (Linda) Remy of Waverly; one p.m. Monday at the funeral may call 10 a.m. to noon Mon- and of the Baptist Faith. Born May 22, 1925, Martina Odelia C. Miller Bensman. A sister, Edna Grace Lansing of home. day at the funeral home. She was also preceded in was the daughter of the late brother, Hebert Bensman, and Waverly; four grandchildren; death by her husband, Russell Duke-James Copas and Cora a sister, Hildegard R. Bens- 11 great-grandchildren; and Edman Bowles, Jan. 7, 2006; L. Adams Copas. SScchheedduullee man, also preceded her in three stepgrandchildren. one son, Stephen Bowles; In addition to her parents she Service death. She was preceded in death brothers, Warnie, Marvin, and was preceded in death by all of • Charlotte Pauley — 10:30 • Eugene Adkins — 3 p.m. Surviving are a son, Carl R. by one sister, Ruth Voelkeer; Raymond Emmons; and two her siblings, Maybelle Byars, a.m. Saturday at Central Christ- Saturday at Brant Funeral (Patricia “Lynn”) Deaubler of and an infant brother. sisters, Mary Lou Thurman Pearlie Copas, Pauline Copas, ian Church, 1541 South Seventh Home in Portsmouth, with Minford, Ohio; three daugh- Funeral services are planned and AnnDora Emmons. Marie Crabtree, Ora Lee St., Ironton, with callers 9:30 to callers 2 to 3 p.m. Saturday. ters, Carol M. (Mark) Elliott of for 2 p.m. Sunday at the Cox Geraldine is survived by one Copas, Marjorie Copas, Virgil 10:30 a.m. Saturday. Interment Interment in Scioto Burial West Mansfield, Jo Ann Funeral Home in Beaver, with son, Timothy (Susan) Bowles Copas, Geneva Nelson, and in Woodland Cemetery. Park. Richards of Zanesfield, Ohio, Pastor Ronald Hines officiating. of Lucasville; one daughter, most recently by her brother Arrangements by Phillips • Donald Smith — Memor- and Janet R. Houser of Casa Burial will follow in Beaver Jody (Wayne) Crabtree of Fred Copas, Feb. 5, 2007. Funeral Home in Ironton ial service 4 p.m. Saturday at Grande, Ariz.; three sisters, Union Cemetery. Friends may Lucasville; grandson, T.R. In her absence, Martina • James Bellamy — 11 a.m. Stockdale United Methodist Geraldine H. Houck of Hol- call at the Cox Funeral Home in Beery; special relative, Connor leaves her husband, Harold Saturday at Roberson Funeral Church, 449 Ohio 335, gate, Ohio, Agnes M. Shadle Beaver Saturday 5 to 8 p.m. Home in South Shore, Ky., Beaver, with callers 3 to 4 p.m. Webb whom she dearly loved; of Fort Wayne, Ind., and Silcott, whom she married one brother, Charles Emmons Nov. 7, 1949, in Lucasville; Catherine Buckle, 80 with callers 9 to 11 a.m. Satur- Saturday. Arrangements by Bernadine M. Houck of Conti- day. Interment in Friendship Swindler and Currin Funeral Jr. of Lucasville; one sister, nental, Ohio; a sister-in-law, three daughters, Margie (Jerry) Wanda Reynolds of Lute, Debbie (Bill) Vest, and Catherine R. Buckle, 80, of Cemetery. Home in Covington, Ky. Bernadette Bensman of Belle- Waynesville, Ohio, formerly • Dick Bruce — Graveside • Jim Mitchell — 1 p.m. Lucasville; and daughter-in- fontaine; six grandchildren, Vickie (Daniel) Howard, all of law, Julie Bowles of McDermott; five grandchil- of Portsmouth, passed peace- services 11 a.m. Saturday at Sunday at Peebles Church of Donna, Penny, Stephanie, fully Wednesday, April 21, Sunset Memorial Gardens in God, with callers 11 a.m. to 1 Portsmouth. William, Natalie, and Mathew; dren, Brian (Janelle) Lute, Funeral services will be con- Ryan (Stacie) Lute, Bill Vest, 2010, in Lebanon. Franklin Furnace. Arrange- p.m. Sunday. Interment in and six great-grandchildren, Born March 1, 1930, in ments by Harrison-Pyles Evergreen Cemetery. Arrange- ducted at noon Tuesday, April Ashley, Malia, Arionna, Clint, Michelle (Quinn) Vest-Crab- 27, 2010, at the McKinley tree, and Brandon Howard; 12 Portsmouth, Ohio, the daughter Funeral Home in Wheelers- ments by Wallace-Thompson Alissa, and Kaylyn. of Henry and Martha Howerton burg. Funeral Home in Peebles. Funeral Home in Lucasville, A member of St. Patrick great-grandchildren; one with Bob Davis officiating. great-great-granddaughter; Reinhardt, she was a loving • Gladys Wolf — Memorial • June Price — Memorial Catholic Church in Belle- wife, mother and grandmother. service 1 p.m. Saturday at service 1:30 p.m. Sunday at Burial will follow in Rockwell fontaine, Gertrude once one nephew, Gary (Beth) Sil- Cemetery. Friends may call cott; and one niece, Myra Lou She loved gardening and Morton Funeral Home in Center Street United worked as a waitress at Mount enjoyed refinishing antiques. South Shore, Ky., with callers Methodist Church in from 5 to 8 p.m. Monday and Victory restaurant, managed a (Dave) Weaver. from 11 a.m. to noon Tuesday Martina was a homemaker She was preceded in death noon to 1 p.m. Saturday. Lucasville. Callers 5 to 7 p.m. restaurant in East Liberty and by her parents, husband Jesse • Jarred Bennett — 2 p.m. Saturday at McKinley Funeral at the funeral home. had worked at Harding and lifelong member of the Lucasville Community of Buckle and brother John E. Saturday at Reed Funeral Home in Lucasville. Carol Ramsey, 60 Machine. Reinhardt. Home in Greenup, Ky., with • Juanita Kammer — 2 Visitation is scheduled for Christ. Throughout her life she Carol Jean Ramsey, 60, of She is survived by sons, Phil callers 1 to 2 p.m. Saturday. p.m. Sunday at Roger W. Friday, April 23, from 5 to 8 was known for her beautiful Otway, Ohio, died Wednesday, (Rebecca) Buckle of Waynesville Interment in South Branch Davis Funeral Home in West p.m. at the Eichholtz Funeral voice and her talent for playing April 21, 2010, at her resi- and Jay Buckle of Lebanon; Cemetery. Portsmouth, with callers 5 to 8 Home, 321 North Main St., the piano which she shared dence. daughters, Leah (Ed) Rogerson of • Rawland Rickey — p.m. Saturday and 1 to 2 p.m. Bellefontaine. A celebration gladly in church services and She was born April 30, Maineville, Ellen (Marcus) Memorial services 2 p.m. Sat- Sunday. Interment in Scioto of life will be held at 10 a.m. countless funerals. Martina 1949, in Newberry, Mich., a Southard of Grove City and Alli- urday at Rubyville Communi- Burial Park. on Saturday, April 24, at St. was humble and soft-spoken, daughter of the late James son (Steve) Ruzicka of Oregonia; ty Church Fellowship Hall, • Brittany Shaw — 11 a.m. Patrick Catholic Church in always wore a smile, and Arthur Hobbs Sr. and Daisy sisters, Phyllis Miller of Ken- Ohio 139, Rubyville. Arrange- Monday at Botkin Funeral Bellefontaine, with Father showed others through her Francis Hamlin Hobbs. tucky and June Bartlett of North ments by Steen Funeral Home in Waverly, with callers Patrick Sheridan officiating. own example to look for the Surviving are her former Carolina; seven grandchildren Home-Central Avenue, Ash- 4 to 7 p.m. Sunday. Interment Burial will be in the Hathaway positives in life and to see only husband and very special and six great-grandchildren. land, Ky. in Mound Cemetery. Cemetery in West Mansfield. the positive attributes of oth- friend, Phillip J. Ramsey of Funeral services will be noon Memorial contributions may ers. Her life was a blessing to Ironton, Ohio; six children, Saturday, April 24, 2010, at be made St. Vincent dePaul all who knew her. Tami (Thomas) Lute of Otway, Stine Kilburn Funeral Home, VVeerrssee Society, c/o St. Patrick Funeral services will be con- Bible Ohio, Sherry (John) Dixon of 801 Monroe Road, Lebanon. Catholic Church, 328 E. Pat- ducted at noon Monday, April Pataskala, Ohio, John (Deb- Memorial are requested to the Psalm 91:14 terson Ave., Bellefontaine, OH 26, 2010, at the Lucasville bie) Ramsey of Otway, Ohio, American Lung Association. 43311, or to St. Patrick Community of Christ on “Because he loves me,” says the LORD, “I will rescue him; I Tommy (Kym) Ramsey of Online condolences may be Catholic Church. Thomas Hollow Road, with will protect him, for he acknowledges my name.” Lucasville, Ohio, Bonnie expressed to the family at Condolences to the fami- Paul Crabtree officiating. Bur- Ramsey of Pataskala, Ohio, www.stinekilburnfuneral- ly may be expressed at: ial will follow in Mount Joy and Julie Ramsey (James home.com. www.eichholtzfuneral- Cemetery. Friends may call 3 Adamson) of Pataskala, Ohio; Meetings home.com. to 6 p.m. Sunday at the Christopher 11 grandchildren, Heidi McKinley Funeral Home in Monday Commissioners, meeting, (Nick), Justin (Emily), Kyle Hazel Nolen, 95 Lucasville and for an hour Krannitz, 29 Room 107, Scioto County • Portsmouth City Council, (Eliza), Luke, Jeromy, Corey, before the funeral Monday at Christopher Brandon Kran- Courthouse, 602 Seventh St., Hazel Nolen, 95, of Vance- meeting, Council Chambers, 9:30 a.m. Morgan, Jarrod, Brandi burg, Ky., died Friday, April the church. nitz, 29, of Jackson, died (Michael), Joshua (Amanda), Second Floor, City Building, 23, 2010, at a Vanceburg care Jack Sparks, 79 Wednesday, April 21, 2010, at 728 Second St., 6 p.m. Wednesday and Tyler; seven great-grand- his home. center. • Sciotoville Community • Clay Local Board of Edu- children, Lily, Kaylee, Lucy, Services will be 1 p.m. Sun- Jack B. Sparks, 79, of Services will be 1 p.m. Mon- Nevaeh, Leah, Cayden, and School and Sciotoville Ele- cation, special meeting for the day at Dickerson Funeral Wheelersburg, died Friday, day at Eisnaugle-Lewis Funer- mentary Governing Board, Gage; eight brothers, Don, April 23, 2010, at Southern al Home in Jackson, with purpose of conducting busi- Home in Vanceburg, with special meetings for purpose ness concerning the OSFC Ronald, Roger, Larry, Dave, interment in Morgan Ceme- Ohio Medical Center. interment in Memorial Burial James Jr., William, and Randy of considering business that project, etc., treasurer’s tery. Friends may call 5 to 8 Arrangements are pending Park in Wheelersburg. Friends would have come before the office, Clay High School, 44 Hobbs; and three sisters, Linda p.m. Saturday and 8 am. to 1 at Swick-Bussa-Chamberlin may call 2 to 8 p.m. Sunday at Barbara, and Nancy. board at the regular April 12 Clay High St., 8 a.m.7 p.m. Sunday at the funeral Funeral Home in Wheelers- the funeral home. • Portsmouth City Health She was preceded in death meeting, annex, East High home. burg — www.swickbus- School, 224 Marshall Ave., Department, regular session, by one brother, Mike Hobbs. Theodore Elkins, 62 sachamberlin.com. Sciotoville, 6 p.m. first floor conference room, Mrs. Ramsey enjoyed Larry Fisher Sr., 76 Theodore F. Elkins, 62 of • Wheelersburg Local School health department, 605 spending time at the Morgan Homer Wilson, 87 Larry Joe Fisher Sr., 76. of New Boston, died Friday, Board of Education, meeting, Washington St., 6 p.m. Township Senior Center. Raceland, Ky., died Thurs- Homer J. Wilson, 87, of April 23, 2010, at Southern board office, 620 Center St., • Washington-Nile Local Memorial services will be day, April 22, 2010, at an Wheelersburg, died Thursday, Ohio Medical Center. Wheelersburg, 6:30 p.m. Board of Education, meet- held at the convenience of the Ashland, Ky., hospital. April 22, 2010, at a West Jef- Arrangements are pending ing, Portsmouth West Ele- family. Calling hours will not be Tuesday Services will be 2 p.m. ferson care center. at Botkin Funeral Home in mentary School, 15332 U.S. observed. Arrangements are Sunday at Reed Funeral Arrangements are pending at Otway. • Scioto County Board of 52 West Portsmouth, 7 p.m. under the direction of the Home in Greenup, Ky., with Swick-Bussa-Chamberlin Botkin Funeral Home in Otway. interment in Bellefonte Funeral Home in Wheelersburg, www.botkinfuneralser- Scott Puckett Memorial Gardens. Friends where friends may call 6 to 8 In Loving Memory vice.com may call 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday p.m. Monday — www.swick- Jonathan Fraley, 27 and 1 to 2 p.m. Sunday at the bussachamberlin.com. funeral home. isox Jonathan Tyler Fraley, 27, of genis ygen w. .co w m Portsmouth, died Wednesday, w April 21, 2010. TOM LORE Born on Aug. 1, 1982, in Portsmouth, he was a son of 11/3/54 - 4/24/09 Brian and Gail Hall Fraley of Genesis Oxygen & Home Medical Equipment When you remember me, it means Minford, and a 2001 graduate 740-456-4363 that you have carried something of of Minford High School and who I was with you, that I have left some mark of who I was on who VoTech. you are. It means that you can sum- Also surviving are a son, mon me back to your mind even Jonah Tyler Fraley of FACTORY though countless miles stand be- Sciotoville; a sister, Emily Fra- DIRECT POOLS tween us. It means that when we ley of Minford; and grandpar- meet again someday, you will know SIDNEY “LEE” STAGGS ents, Betty Fraley of Wheel- Pool Packages me. It means that even after death ON HIS 27TH BIRTHDAY ersburg and Bob and Betty We love and miss you can still see my face, hear my Start at voice and speak to me in your heart. APRIL 24, 1983 - OCTOBER 22, 2005 Hall of Minford. you Dad. You are in our For as long as you remember me, I A gathering will be 2 to 4 hearts and minds $ 00 am never entirely gone. We Love & Miss You! p.m. on Sunday at the Brant everyday. Clay995 Overpass Business Park, Funeral Home in Sciotoville. in Rosemount, One mile Remembering you today, Mom & Dad, Caleb & Thad, Interment will be in Vernon Love always, north of Portsmouth (Next to UPS) tomorrow, and always, Mom, Phone 740-354-6232 Penny and Donna Family & Friends Cemetery. Your Kids Cell 740-464-3625

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member absent. OSFC Executive Director work for the superintendent, According to the Ohio ment in response to Staggs’ The fated OSFC then meet- Rich Murray explained that but it doesn’t work for me.” Department of Education, accusations of discrimination. School ing came on Thursday, but no the land study was contracted The site study is expected New Boston is the second “I’ve had several com- From Page A1 decision was made about New two weeks ago, long before to be complete within two poorest district in the state. plaints from New Boston res- proposed Millbrook Park site Boston’s building site, and no the council made its ruling. weeks, and Murray said it will “I am not an attorney but idents and why they’re paying to determine whether it poses timeline was created. Staggs He said in addition to the Park give the commission more this seems to be a violation of taxes and nothing is being a flood risk to a new school said he was told it would site, the study also will re- information to discuss the our students civil rights and done. I can’t answer that building. The study will instead be discussed at their examine flooding concerns at issue during its May meeting. discrimination against those question. I think they should reportedly cost the state of meeting on May 25. the current building site. “In my opinion throughout less fortunate,” Staggs said. probably ask somebody else, Ohio about $17,000. Also during the meeting the “We’re looking through this whole process two things Staggs said he plans to con- like our state representatives The park is owned by the commission said they still that entire area to make sure are quite obvious. No. 1, sult with the school’s attorney and state senators or the gov- Village of New Boston, and would move forward with we understand where the OSFC has no oversight and — Jack Rosati, of Bricker and ernor’s office,” Staggs said. Staggs did take the OSFC’s their hydrology study of the floodway is, because the can spend taxpayer dollars Eckler Law Offices in Colum- request to the New Boston land. Staggs accused them of floodway cannot be built on,” however they want. No. 2, bus — for advice about mak- RYAN SCOTT OTTNEY can be Village Council on April 6. It wasting taxpayer dollars to Murray said. “This sense that New Boston is not wealthy ing contact with civil rights reached at (740) 353-3101, ext. was rejected on April 20 by a study a site which the school we should have known weeks enough or doesn’t possess the groups to pursue the issue of 235, or e-mail rottney@heartland- council vote of 3-to-1, with has already been told they ago what we know today just political clout to merit imme- economic discrimination. publications.com. one vote abstained and one cannot have. doesn’t work for me. It may diate attention,” Staggs said. Murray offered no com-

million in stimulus money for tive in the trees we would like hand tools, since power tools of training in forestry. That’s interviews to fill the 70 posi- state and private forestry pro- to see. The harsh winter kept are forbidden in that area. part of what the program is all tions of workers who will be Forest grams. us from doing all we would Most of the workers, he about,” Jester said. starting in June and working From Page A1 February’s snows slowed liked to have done with that.” said, were from the “I received the basics of through the remainder of the sion has received 1,200 appli- the work but the corps, in The princess tree, scientifi- Portsmouth area, young peo- forestry and learned about year. cations for those positions, some areas, concentrated on cally called paulowfia, an ori- ple “filled with vigor and good forest management,” He said the idea of creating according to Andy Ware, removing grapevines and ental tree that people plant in energy.” Distel said. “The one I took the corps with stimulus assistant chief of the Division other invasive plants that can their yards, threatened to Clark Distel, 23, of West special notice of was the royal money was to help clear inva- of Forestry. Ware said 15 of choke out saplings fighting to crowd out more desirable Portsmouth, is one of them. plunioa, commonly called sive species from forests like them will be assigned to get a start in the forests. trees in the forest. He has a degree in wildlife elephant ear trees. It takes Shawnee State Forest imme- Shawnee State Forest for a “We focused on woodland “We used a certified herbi- and recreation and forestry over in a clear-cut area and diately, while at the same time period of six months. improvement, speeding up the cide at the base of the trees, works in as a part of that. It shades out everything else training workers who could Forestry officials created process nature eventually and hopefully that will kill being a tough job market last that’s trying to come on. We improve woodlands for years the corps with $4.4 million in takes care of,” said Nate them out. We will follow up fall, he jumped at the chance sprayed herbicide. We did a to come. federal stimulus money. Jester, manager of Shawnee on this with the new group for a job with the corps. lot of work in trying and hop- Those workers being hired Workers are paid $13.44 an State Forest. “We used the coming in in June,” Jester “It was a chance to get ing to eradicate this plant to begin in June will work in hour. science we’ve learned from said. some experience in my field from the forest.” nine state parks all together. The corps came into being studying these natural He said workers in the and to make some money as Ware said the division is after the U.S. Forest Service processes to speed it up a lit- corps helped foresters clear well,” Distel said. sorting through applications G. SAM PIATT can be reached announced that it had $250 tle and be a little more selec- the wilderness trail, using “They received quite a bit and he’s looking forward to at (740) 353-3101, ext. 236.

said shortly after the child dent Zachary Russell? located the mother late in the was found. “So they had the “Unexpected, random,” he afternoon. Rescue baby on the bus a long time.” said. “I was in the back of the Captain Shawn Sparks later Got news? From Page A1 The school then made plans bus, and I saw this little kid said Tara J. Collett had been he was OK. He came right to for the students to have lunch about to get hit by the bus. He arrested and charged with If you have community, me. He was a good little kid. I at Giovanni’s on Harding was just squirming around child endangering. don’t know where his parents Avenue in Sciotoville when like crazy, like it was nothing. As she reflected on the days are, but I hope everything they got back. He just ran out of the woods. events, Baughman did not hes- education or items of local works out for him.” “This worked out so well. He was a nice kid though. He itate to praise the bus driver, her Baughman praised the It’s a great story about great had no idea where he lived, teacher’s aide and her students. interest, send a news tip to efforts of bus driver Herb kids doing the right thing,” but he was a nice kid.” “These kids were coopera- Roe, saying he was deter- the spokeswoman said. Student Ryan Skaggs tive. They hugged and com- pdtnews@portsmouth- mined to be proactive and do After the sheriff’s office summed it all up while he sat forted the little boy and talked the right thing. and Children Services took in a classroom waiting for the to him. They had him on the dailytimes.com or call “He was going up and possession of the child, a final bell of the day. bus with us,” Baughman said. down the street knocking on search began for the parents. “It was quite a surprise. It “I enjoyed going on a field (740) 353-3101 today. doors trying to arouse help, The students then continued isn’t every day that you see a trip with this group of kids.” while Mr. Davis comforted on with their trip to the plane- kid sliding down a hill.” the child,” Baughman said. tarium, had lunch at Giovan- Meanwhile, deputies and FRANK LEWIS can be reached “My role was just to sit with ni’s, and returned to the detectives continued search- at (740) 353-3101, ext. 232 or LIVESTOCK PRICES these guys.” school where they gathered in ing for a parent, and say they [email protected] COLUMBUS — The Eastern Cornbelt Daily Direct Sum- The students’ itinerary was a room and discussed the mary from Thursday as reported by the U.S. Department of to go to the planetarium, then experience. Agriculture’s Agriculture Marketing Service: have lunch at Wendy’s on “From what everyone was Barrows and gilts on a carcass basis: 8 cents higher. Scioto Trail in Portsmouth saying, the little boy came sponsored by BASE MARKET before returning to school and running out of the woods,” On a carcass basis plant delivered (54-62 pct. lean) be dismissed for the day. student Emmy Francis said. On-line Magazine WOOTEN’S 69.00-82.00, weighted avg. 80.08. “They didn’t get to go to “The little boy was so cute.” Landscaping & Design, Inc. Actual pricing with lean premiums added lunch at Wendy’s … because How did it feel to have the Custom Design & Installation 0.8-0.9 inches backfat: 69.00-85.78. they spent so much time wait- baby on the bus? 1444 US Rt. 23, Piketon, OH 0.6-0.7 inches backfat: 71.50-88.66. ing for the Sheriff’s Depart- “It was so cool. It made me 5 miles North of Lucasville Total prior day negotiated sales: 3,805. ment to come and get the feel like home,” Emmy said. 740-289-3289 or 740-820-8210 Thursday’s total movement: 75,332. baby,” a spokeswoman for What kind of an experience www.wootenslandscaping.com RESULTS FROM UNITED PRODUCERS AUCTION Portsmouth East High School was finding the baby for stu- Market trends for Friday: Hogs steady; cattle 1.00 higher; sows 1.00 higher. Summary of Thursday’s auction at Bucyrus: Hogs: Market 61.00-63.75; light 58.00-59.00; heavy 59.75 MAINTENANCE: LANDSCAPING TIPS: and lower. MAINTAIN A HEALTHY LAWN THROUGH THE PRUNING TIPS FOR Sows: Light 50.00-59.00; heavy 60.00-64.25. SUMMER SWOON TREES AND SHRUBS Boars: Light 43.75 and lower; heavy 14.50-19.50. Cattle: Choice: steers 90.00-100.00; heifers 88.00-99.75. GOING GREEN: GARDEN TIPS: Select: steers 84.00-89.00; heifers 84.00-89.00. CALL FOR SPRING CLEANING ORGANIC FERTILIZING HARVESTING A Holsteins: steers 81.00-92.00; heifers 76.00-81.00. FINDS THE FAST HEALTHIER GARDEN Cows: Commercial & Utility 50.00-60.00. 3 ROOMS & A HALL TRACK Canner/Cutter 50.00 and lower. Bulls: All bulls 52.00-72.50. $ 00 Feeder cattle: Yearlings: steers 80.00-85.00. For 75 Expires: 8-31-10 On-Line Magazine Calves: steers 95.00-126.00; heifers 80.00-95.00. Holstein steers: 550 lbs. and down 77.00 and lower. Now Sheep and lambs: Choice: wools 120.00-144.00; clips Available 138.00-141.00. Lite fats 140.00-145.00. www.portsmouth-dailytimes.com Roasters 130.00-180.00. Feeder lambs 40.00-132.00.

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A4 Saturday, April 24, 2010 Portsmouth Daily Times OPINION

GUEST COMMENTARY During National Volunteer Week the American Cancer Society acknowledges its volunteers BY ROBERT PASCHEN everyone the opportunity to fight back against this disease. National Volunteer Week has been Making Strides Against Breast Can- under way this week and the American cer — As the Society’s premier event to Cancer Society acknowledges the more raise funds and awareness to fight breast than 3 million volunteers nationwide cancer, 500,000 people across the coun- who are working every day to help cre- try participate in this inspiring, non-com- ate a world with less cancer and more petitive walk each year. This event birthdays. unites communities to honor and cele- “The success of everything we do is brate breast cancer survivors, educate attributed to the incredible volunteer women about the importance of early base,” said Yvette Livers, regional vice detection and prevention and raises president of the American Cancer Soci- money to fund lifesaving research and ety, Ohio Division. “Our special events, support programs to provide hope and programs for cancer patients, and all of help save lives from breast cancer. the other areas we work in would not be Patient programs and services — successful, or possible, if we did not get Dedicated Society volunteers provide LETTER TO THE EDITOR the continuous support from volunteers.” direct assistance and service to people Casinos in Columbus — Matters such as gambling, which a casino Volunteers are the foundation of the facing cancer in a variety of ways. Look facilitates, might be included in general terms American Cancer Society. They have Good Feel Better, Reach to Recovery, Vote no on Ballot Issue 2 in a constitution — to permit gambling, or to been important because they have Road to Recovery, Man to Man prostate Vote no on Issue 2; stop butchering/bloating prohibit gambling. enabled the American Cancer Society to cancer support groups and a number of the Constitution of the State of Ohio! Prior to Issue 3, which was on the ballot in help save lives, while fulfilling their breast cancer support groups are some of An open letter to Sens. Goodman and Hugh- November 2009, there was no article or sec- own. Volunteers impact the community es, State of Ohio legislature: tion of the Constitution of the State of Ohio the many programs that volunteers pro- that prohibited gambling in general; therefore, in ways that could not be done without If the Honorable Mr. Goodman, and the vide help with. Honorable Mr. Hughes, members of the Ohio there was no need to amend the constitution in their personal commitment. Legislative advocacy — The Soci- Senate, had analyzed the situation properly, any way to permit it, in a casino or otherwise. National Volunteer Week is an annual ety’s advocacy affiliate, the American they could have devised a ballot issue that An earlier amendment, that had authorized celebration to recognize and thank Cancer Society Cancer Action Network, would clean up the situation, rather than the the state lottery and presented some specific America’s volunteers and call public has a grassroots volunteer network of one they did present, that simply sweeps the limitations on bingo games, was the only con- attention to all they do to improve com- crumbs under the edge of the carpet. tent of section 6 of Article XV. hundreds of thousands of volunteers who A proper ballot issue would have repealed The Ohio Revised Code (ORC) to date has munities nationwide. It began in 1974 successfully work to send strong mes- the constitutional amendment that voted in not included any section or chapter that covers when President Richard Nixon signed an sages to lawmakers about issues that casinos last November — it would have casinos in any way. There are a few items in executive order establishing the week as matter to people. expunged Section 6 of Article XV, to the the ORC regarding particular situations relat- an annual celebration for volunteering. Office volunteers — These devoted extent that it applies to casinos, and at the ed to gambling in municipalities, but none of The occasion is sponsored by the Points same time, it would have enacted suitable leg- those items is related at all to construction or volunteers are responsible for mailings, operation of casinos. The ORC is the docu- of Light Foundation and Volunteer Cen- islation, if required, to direct members of the compiling packets and kits, inputting gambling industry to build casinos in a manner ment that should be used for legislation that ter National Network. data into the computer, organizing mate- suitable to any community selected and gives particulars about casinos. This one week is celebrated annually rials for health promotion and special approved for such a facility. Authority should The members of the gambling industry, able during the third full week of April, unless event activities and ensuring memorials be granted for any community to negotiate and willing to spend millions of dollars, Easter or Passover occurs, then the week are processed properly. Throughout the directly with any gambling casino. pushed for the casino amendment, certainly to is moved to the fourth week of April. A constitution is a document wherein grand insure that, by getting it into the constitution, year they gladly complete a variety of statements of policy are memorialized — to the difficulty of modifying or curtailing the Volunteers assist the Society in a num- tasks. guide legislators in their efforts to formulate construction of casinos, by making a change to ber of different ways. Some of them Founded in 1913 and with national laws. the constitution, would prevent any but a include: headquarters in Atlanta, the Society has The use of amendments, as permitted by a strong, serious effort from those opposed to Relay For Life — More than 3.5 mil- 13 regional divisions and local offices in section of the constitution, is for modifying a casinos. lion people, including 500,000 cancer part of the constitution that has been shown by Vote no on Issue 2 in May 2010! We need to 3,400 communities, involving millions go back to the “drawing board;” the casino survivors, participate in the world’s experience to need some change; or to add a of volunteers across the United States. new, general policy that is needed because issue must be obliterated from the constitu- largest movement. Funds raised benefit For more information anytime, call toll new circumstances have evolved. tion, not simply smeared around therein. the American Cancer Society’s work to free 1 (800) 227-2345, or visit www.can- The current situation, involving an immedi- An injunction may be obtained from the end cancer. Volunteers from teams take cer.org. ate attempt — through Issue 2 — to amend an appropriate court, if necessary, to bring action turns walking laps during this overnight amendment, is certainly additional evidence to a halt pending the transfer of the complete wording on casinos out of the constitution and community event. Relay honors those ROBERT PASCHEN is with the American Cancer that the question — casino or no casino? — is Society and may be reached at (888) 227-6446, a question that should not now, or ever, be ele- into appropriate legislation. who have battled cancer, remembers ext 3800, (614) 214-0095 or Robert.paschen@ vated to a section of the Constitution of the William H. Sims those who lost the battle and gives cancer.org. State of Ohio. Columbus

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

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RELIGION Portsmouth Daily Times Saturday, April 24, 2010 A5

Church NNeewwss Sisters celebrate primary career was in the field For is a member of the Sack Church, 5731 Gallia St., Street, Lucasville — Yard sale 4 p.m. Wednesday. Please of health, serving at Mercy School of Bible and Ministry at Sciotoville — Rebekah Circle featuring toys, books, house- include church name and the Diamond Jubilee Hospital in Portsmouth,, in Kentucky Christian University group meeting at 6 p.m. Tuesday wares, etc. starting at 9 a.m. name and telephone number On May 13, a Liturgy will Tyler, Minn., and at St. Mar- in Grayson, Ky. He had spent at Dick’s Pizza in Sciotoville; Friday and May 1; proceeds of the person providing the be held in the Chapel of Our garet’s Hospital in Spring Val- many years in the preaching ladies attending Women of Faith going to Relay for Life. information. If the information Lady of Lourdes at Assisi ley, Ill. She was part of her ministry before going to KCU. Friday and May 1 at Nationwide • Serenity Acres Christian Out- for the free religion news is Heights, Rochester, Minn., to congregational leadership For more information call Arena in Columbus. reach, five miles on AA Highway mailed, use this address: celebrate the Golden and Dia- from 1972-75, 1979-82, and the church at (740) 353-5846. • First Christian Church, 843 from Jesse Stuart Bridge — Portsmouth Daily Times, mond Jubilees of 17 Sisters of 1998-2005. She served on the Revivals Third St. — Pastor David Gar- Rummage sale with hot dogs and Church News, P.O. Box 581, Samaritan/Bethany Founda- shaw’s last day with worship at Saint Francis. Two of these fudge available beginning at 9 Portsmouth, OH 45662-0581. tion Board and Committee, • New Boston First Church 9:30 a.m., fellowship at 10:30 a.m. Friday and May 1 and 3; for The e-mail address is pdt- Sisters of Saint Francis has 2002-2010. At present, she is of the Nazarene, 3962 Rhodes a.m. and Sunday school at 10:45 more information call Rachel at news@portsmouth-daily- served the Portsmouth area. retired and serves as a volun- Ave., New Boston — Revival a.m. Sunday; helping with Meals (606) 932-6698. times.com. Please do not call Sister Alice Ann Campion teer in Rochester. services at 7 p.m. Friday and on Wheels, Disciples and Friends Deadline the information in to the paper. will mark 60 Festival choir May 1 and 10:30 a.m. and 6 meeting at 3 p.m. Monday at Hill Ministers and pastors who years of reli- p.m. May 2; Brittany Cole- View Retirement Center. • Pastors and church secre- write a “From the Pulpit” col- gious life. presents worship man-Ison as evangelist. • First Church of Christ, 1224 taries in the Portsmouth area umn should submit the col- Sister Alice concerts She earned her bachelor of Dogwood Ridge Road, Wheel- are asked to submit news umn by Monday for the fol- Ann Campi- arts in religion from Mount ersburg —Youth’s Opening items for the Religion Page by lowing Saturday’s edition. on, (former- The Scioto County Festival Vernon Nazarene University in Day Fundraiser Dinner for $5 ly Sister Choir will present worship con- 2004 and served as youth past each at 11:45 a.m. Sunday with Mary Jacin- certs this week in Portsmouth for the Sciotoville Church of competitions for the best hot tthhee PPuullppiitt ta), is a and Ironton. The program enti- the Nazarene upon graduation. dog sauce and the best BBQ From Sister Campion daughter of tled “Heaven on My Mind,” In September 2006 she served Here in grass and still waters. Sitting will be presented in Ironton sandwich and proceeds used Alice as a volunteer missionary and for church camp this summer; Ohio we outside and looking at wide Mitchell Campion and Cor- today at 7 p.m. at Ironton First United Methodist Church and did mission in Ljubljana, COLTS trip Tuesday to Ohio have four open spaces with green grass nelius (Neil) Campion in Portsmouth at Cornerstone Slovenia, from September Amish Country with Shawnee seasons. In right before you helps you to (deceased), and entered the United Methodist Church at 3 2006 to August 2007. Now she Trails. the land understand God’s glory and Rochester Franciscans from p.m. Sunday. There is no admis- is attending Ashland Theologi- • First Presbyterian Church, where God’s love. God has created St. Joseph Parish in Owaton- sion charge for either event. cal Seminary earning a Master 221 Court St. — Celebrating David this beautiful, pleasant world na, Minn. She received a This spring’s worship con- of Arts in Clinical Counseling. Fourth Sunday of Easter on lived, they for us to enjoy! bachelor’s degree in the arts She and her husband currently Sunday with Youth Task Force have two: But then again, maybe certs have a strong southern Rev. Stanley with a major in music from the gospel flavor with the title serve in a cross-cultural min- at 12:15 p.m.; Presbyterian the rainy David wrote the song during a College of St. Teresa. In addi- coming from Mosie Lister’s istry to Chinese students. Women gathering for annual Webster season and long trek through brown fields tion, she received a master’s of classic “I’m Feeling Fine.” The • Portsmouth First Church of birthday dinner Tuesday at Contributing the dry. The and across dry, rocky creek science in education from choir will again be under the the Nazarene, Third and Brown Second Presbyterian Church. Columnist rainy win- beds. Could David believe in Moorhead State University, direction of Gail Thornton and streets — Revival services at • North Moreland Christian ter months those difficult months that the Baptist Church, 1910 Har- centering on contemporary accompanied by Rebecca 10:45 a.m. Sunday and 7 p.m. produce lush, green fields Lord is our shepherd? Oh, Monday through Wednesday; risonville Ave. — Serving yes! “The Lord is my shep- music in music classes. Sister Climer and Dan Ross. Dr. form November to April. Dur- Nick Jones as evangelist. breakfast from 8:30 to 9:30 herd, I shall not want” is a Alice Ann taught choral and Rhoni Maxwell-Rader will be ing the usually rainless sum- instrumental music as well as Jones, who played college a.m. Sunday. mer from May to October, the statement of faith. This is a feature soloist on the old gospel football, saw it all go to ruin • Rosemount Road Church of song we can sing when we are diocesan and parish liturgical quartet standard “Just a Little plants go dormant and the music in Austin, Minn.; because of sin. During a mis- Christ in Christian Union, 1313 landscape turns brown. Dur- far away from the grass we are Talk with Jesus,” and Penny sion trip to Costa Rica, the Rosemount Road —Youth looking for. It is a song we can Portsmouth; Chicago, Ill.; Emnett will be soloist on the ing the summer, most shep- direction of Jones’ life was Spirit Rally at 7:30 p.m today. herds must search hard to find sing when the green pastures Rocky Ford and Pueblo, old gospel hymn “I’ll Meet You • Sciotoville Christian changed. Jones was called to decent grazing for their flocks. are right there. The song of Colo.; St. Joseph, Mich.; in the Morning.” Chris Nourse Church, Third and Bloom full-time ministry and his The best land is used by faith is ours to sing all year Bogota, Colombia, SA. In will sing the lead on another streets, Sciotoville — Dodge focus was to be an evangelist. farmers for crops and is long. We say, “the Lord is my 2003, a music school in Bogo- gospel classic, “Sweeter as the • Rush Free Baptist Church, Ball Lock-in at 10 p.m. Friday. strictly off-limits to sheep shepherd” no matter what is ta was named in her honor. Day Goes By,” and Dan Ross Duck Run Road, Lucasville — • Second Presbyterian She was a member of the and goats. They must graze happening in the world will add emphasis vocally to Revival services at 7 p.m. Tues- Church, 801 Waller St. — Cel- around us. All year long, in National Catholic Music Edu- in marginal land where good the gospel message “We Sure day through May 1, with Curtis ebrating Fourth Sunday of good times and bad, we have cators, the National Pastoral Jones, former pastor from Easter on Sunday. food is not abundant, and Do Need Him Now.” The sometimes travel long dis- God with us. And we have Musicians, and the American choir’s ensemble group will Maryville, Tenn., preaching. Benefit songfest the joy of following God! Guild of Organists. Now • South Shore First Church of tances to find even that. present a favorite from a recent I wonder when David wrote retired at Assisi Heights, she Gaither recording, “He’s a Per- the Nazarene, 357 SM Rober- • White Gravel Community The REV. STANLEY N. WEB- ministers through prayer and Psalm 23 — “The Lord is My STER is the pastor of Morning sonal Savior,” and the whole son Drive, South Shore, Ky. — Church — Songfest beginning the arts. Shepherd.” Maybe it was in Star Presbyterian Parish in choir will lift your spirits with Revival services at 7 p.m. Fri- at 6 p.m. May 1 with proceeds Portsmouth and may be reached Sister Severin Duehren will the rainy season when he at (740) 353-4259 or (740) 353- arrangements of “It Will Be day with Randy Crisp preach- going to a mother who is mark 50 could actually see the green 4159 or [email protected]. Worth It All,” “My Savior First ing and Mike Salyers providing expecting four daughters years of reli- special music and 7 p.m. May 1 Fundraisers gious life. of All,” and “Everybody Will Be Happy.” The service closes with Bob Fessel preaching and Sister Sev- Kevin and Faye Pistole provid- • Christ United Methodist erin Duehren with the Choir’s testimony, Church, 5731 Gallia St., “Until then my heart will go on ing special music. entered the Upcoming events Sciotoville — Annual spaghet- Rochester singing,” from the great old ti dinner from 4:30 to 6:30 Franciscan gospel song “Until Then.” • Bigelow Church, 415 p.m. Monday; tickets available Congrega- If your spirit could use a lift Washington St. — Deacons for $6 for adults and $3 for be sure to worship with the Sister Duehren tion from her meeting 6:30 p.m. Monday; children; menu including home parish Scioto County Festival Choir prayer group meeting at 10 spaghetti, slaw, garlic t7oast of Our Lady of Perpetual Help this weekend. a.m. Tuesday at home of and dessert; for more informa- in Concordia, Kansas. She Seminar Ginny Cook, with lunch at tion call (740) 776-1870. earned a bachelor of science begins Friday noon followed by preparation • First Christian Church, 843 degree in the field of medical of candy packs for Operation Third St. — Annual Spring technology from the College Central Church of Christ, Christmas Child boxes; elders Salad Smorgasbord sponsored of St. Teresa in Winona, and a 1211 Grandview Ave., will meeting at 8 a.m. May 1. by Christians Women’s Fellow- master of science from Ohio host the “Final Things” semi- • Central Church of Christ, ship from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Fri- State University in Columbus nar with Robert Ford, Ph.D., 1211 Grandview Ave. — Chil- day; tickets for $6 each; take in clinical pathology. Sister on Friday and May 1 and 2. dren’s Ministry meeting and out available; Special Trash and Watch our newscast daily at Severin also earned an MHA Ford will be discussing softball meeting after morning Treasure Room open at 10 a.m. from St. Louis University in “Signs,” “The Judgment,” and worship Sunday. • Lucasville Emmanuel Unit- www.portsmouth-dailytimes.com hospital administration. Her “The New Earth.” • Christ United Methodist ed Methodist Church, Scioto THISWEEK’SRELIGIOUSNEWS SPONSOREDBYTHESEMERCHANTS Donnie Martin Mobile Service - Insurance Claims Sand Hill IPCC Church D.W. Davis Funeral Home Melcher MIKE ZORNES - Owner 200 2nd Street - Sand Hill, KY 65 North Jackson Street, P.O. Box 387 Funeral Home OHIO VALLEY Sun. Morn. Services 10am & 11am South Webster, Ohio 45682-0387 Heating & Cooling 1711 8th Street, Sun. Eve. 6pm - Wed. 7:00pm 1417 Offnere Street, Portsmouth, Ohio Jack D. 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A6 Saturday, April 24, 2010 Portsmouth Daily Times SPRING ON THE ROAD Add length to your automobile’s life

With the economy on the rebound Excellence (ASE), today’s vehicles is a shop that’s displaying the ASE The cost of fuel is among the highest compensate in one area when another after the country’s worst financial are designed with long-lasting relia- sign or logo, which indicates the shop costs associated with owning a vehi- area is injured, a car’s engine will be times in decades, many a smart vehi- bility in mind, making it easier for employs certified technicians. Also, cle. But small things like ensuring forced to overcompensate when there cle owner is looking to get more bang vehicle owners to get more and more check the shop walls for any past tires are properly inflated, replacing are deficiencies in other areas. For for their vehicle buck. In lieu of quick out of their vehicle purchase. To do commendations, including civic, misfiring spark plugs and even clear- example, a clogged air filter or fouled trade-ins, more and more vehicle just that, consider the following tips community or customer service ing the trunk of clutter can all spark plug makes combustion less owners are applying the lessons they courtesy of ASE. awards. increase fuel efficiency and help your efficient, which reduces power — learned from the recession to their • Find a repair shop that suits your It’s also a good idea to check what bottom line in the process. and wastes fuel as well. Motorists can vehicles and trying to make their pur- needs. Motorists often cite the diffi- vehicles the mechanics are currently • Give your engine a break. Cars give their engine a break by replacing chases last longer. culty in finding a reliable mechanic working on. If the vehicles in the aren’t all that different from the clogged filters, sticking to their vehi- According to the automotive they feel they can trust. A courteous parking lot are equal in value to your human body in that everything is cle maintenance schedule and rou- experts at the non-profit National staff that’s willing to answer your own, that’s a good sign. directly or indirectly connected as a tinely checking fluid levels. Institute for Automotive Service questions is a good starting point, as • Do the small things to save fuel. system. Just like a body can over- Source: Metro Editorial Get your ride ready for spring road trips With spring just around the the lubricants they use to keep efficiency and taxing the corner, that familiar anticipa- their car running strong. Unbe- engine as a result. But keeping tion of warmer weather and knownst to many vehicle own- tires properly inflated is a long Sunday drives with the ers, conventional motor oils snap. Simply consult your windows down has returned. slow starting rpm while vehicle manual for recom- After a long winter of cold restricting oil flow to critical mended tire pressure, and keep temperatures and likely snow- engine parts and increasing the tires at the recommended fall, getting outside and driv- wear on bearings and rings. level. Though it might not ing in the warm sum is a luxu- However, synthetic motor oils seem like much, drivers will ry drivers across the country provide significant perform- instantly notice a difference in have earned. ance benefits over their con- their vehicle’s performance, But as enjoyable as that first ventional counterparts thanks particularly when they hit the Sunday drive can be, it can in large part to their superior open road and put the pedal to also prove disastrous for vehi- resistance to varnish and the metal. cle owners who don’t prepare sludge development. That • Stick to your mainte- their cars or trucks before hit- superior resistance enables nance schedule. Drivers tend ting the open road. engines to run cleaner with to drive more once the weath- An industry leader in motor synthetics, providing better er starts warming up. With no oil, offers the following tips to fuel economy for those long snow on the ground and warm Metro Illustration drivers about to ready their Sunday drives while offering air to fill up the car, a road trip ride for that first warm weath- more wear protection in the is far more attractive in the A few simple maintenance tips can prepare your car for the spring and summer road trip season. er road trip of the season. meantime. warmer months than it is when • Give your car a fresh • Routinely check tire winter is rearing its ugly head. Sticking to the maintenance Over the course of a typical improving fuel efficiency and start. Many men, women and pressure. Poorly inflated tires Vehicle owners can keep schedule can also make those winter, salt, slush, dirt, and saving drivers money along children feel rejuvenated once are often a silent assassin. their cars running strong this Sunday drives more enjoyable. grime tend to buildup the more the way. the warm air of spring finally While nearly everyone can spring by strictly adhering to • Give your car a good a vehicle navigates its way Source: Metro Editorial arrives. Vehicle owners can hear a clunky engine or notice their vehicle maintenance wash. Every vehicle owner through snow- or ice-covered give their cars and trucks a smoke coming out from schedule. This has even gotten wants their car to look good, roads. A thorough car wash similar fresh start with a few underneath a vehicle’s hood, easier in recent years, as many especially when warm weather can remove these unwanted simple changes to their vehicle few people ever recognize that vehicle manufacturers are sug- arrives and jaunts to the beach deposits, while also clearing maintenance routine. their tires are poorly inflated. gesting longer intervals become the norm. But a car away break dust that can erode One way drivers can make a That’s unfortunate, as poorly between tune-ups and oil wash can not only benefit a wheel surface. Removing profound impact on their vehi- inflated tires force the engine changes, resulting in less trips car’s appearance, it can also these uninvited guests can also cles this season is to address to work harder, decreasing fuel to the mechanic. help boost its performance. help a car run more smoothly, AUTOStylz Phone: Inc. Your tires can save you money: secrets of low rolling resistance 740.353.7807 In the world of tires, “low gy wasted as heat while the so gas mileage suffers (and rolling resistance labeling, cap to keep dirt out and seal rolling resistance” is a lot like tire rolls down the road. A more C02 is emitted) as a warns Chung. “Therefore, against leakage. 1026 Findlay St. health care. It’s a topic that wide array of manufacturers direct result. This is the reason consumers should consult • Replace your air filter. A Portsmouth affects nearly all adults, but are also developing LRR tires properly inflated LRR tires, their tire dealers before mak- clogged air filter blocks the air the majority of consumers are (in lieu of standard models) for which provide the least ing any low rolling resistance needed to burn fuel efficiently Cell: 740.464.7670 not very well versed about the gas-powered cars and trucks. amount of resistance against purchase,” he says. which wastes gas. subject. The overall result: better the road, are gaining accept- Also, Chung reminds con- • Keep your car tuned-up Email: This is partly because tires fuel efficiency. In fact, says ance across the U.S.” sumers that low rolling resist- according to the manufactur- autostylz@ have long been put on the back Mark Chung, director of cor- According to Chung, manu- ance tires are but one way er’s recommended schedule gmail.com burner. Consumers know their porate planning and strategy facturers of LRR tires adhere drivers can help the environ- and you’ll keep all systems in tires are round and have tread for a major tire company, stud- to the same federal guidelines ment and save money. He good working order, which patterns, but most don't want ies have shown that for a vehi- used to control the traction, offers these additional tips: • ASE Master to think about them until those cle averaging 15,000 miles a treadwear and temperature • Keep your tires properly can optimize your mileage. treads start to wear or there's a year, fuel savings (figured at resistance of every other type inflated. Once a month, when • Slow down. For every five Certified Tech flat. $3 per gallon) on LRR tires of tire. So for eco-conscious the tires are cold (at least three miles per hour you go above • Insurance & Well, as Bob Dylan sort of will be approximately $100 and budget-conscious drivers to four hours after the vehicle 60 mph, you’re lowering your sang, “The Tires, They are a- annually. who truly want to maximize has been driven), check tire gas mileage and, ultimately, Frame Work Changin.’” And a lot of this “Think of a bicycle,” says their mileage, the shift to low pressure with a reliable tire paying even more for each gal- • Custom Paint metamorphosis is directly Chung. “It takes more energy rolling resistance tires is a pop- gauge. Be sure that the valve lon of gas. related to environmental to pedal a bike when the tires ular upgrade. stems have a plastic or metal Courtesy of ARAcontent • Auto Glass issues. Nearly every hybrid have less air because more Some manufacturers have • A/C Service vehicle now comes equipped rubber is hitting the road. The mastered the LLR art while with low rolling resistance same theory applies to your others are still learning. And • Brakes, (LRR) tires, which are car. A lot of energy is used to many original equipment and Rims & Tires designed to minimize the ener- overcome rolling resistance, replacement tires still lack Got news? • Shocks If you have community, • Welding Gasoline prices on the rise this year education or items of local Though the issue has largely EIA expects to escalate to this might seem like a tough interest, send a news tip Now offering stopped grabbing headlines roughly $80 and $84 per barrel pill to swallow, the EIA notes professional and has simply become a fact in 2010 and 2011, respectively. these figures take the country’s of life, the cost of fuel is likely The escalating cost of crude ongoing economic recovery to pdtnews@portsmouth- installation of to be on the rise again in this oil figures to hit the nation’s into consideration. So while security•Remote year. So says the United States drivers at the pump, where the the higher cost of fuel might dailytimes.com or call Energy Information Adminis- EIA predicts a substantial cause some to cringe, the Start•Audio and tration (EIA), whose Short- increase in the price of regular economy’s recovery might just Video Products• Term Energy Outlook expects grade gasoline. While the cost make those costs easier to han- (740) 353-3101 today. the price of crude oil to sub- of fuel averaged $2.35 per gal- dle. Window Tinting stantially increase in 2010 and lon in 2009, the average gallon 2011. Crude oil averaged $62 fuel could cost drivers $2.84 in per barrel in 2009, a figure 2010 and $2.96 in 2011. While Common ways we waste fuel While everyone wants to a higher octane fuel, use it. conserve fuel, many drivers are Using lower octane fuel might still driving in ways that make it cost less at the pump, but that difficult to do. The following lower octane fuel will often are some of the common mis- force the engine to work hard- takes vehicle owners make: er to achieve the same per- • Idling. Cars get zero miles formance. per gallon when idling, so make sure the car isn’t motionless when the engine is running. Straight-up Insurance Answers • Choice of tires. Some tires promise high performance and We make it easy to secure the insurance deliver just that. However, such coverage you need to protect yourself, tires can require more energy to your family and your property. With af- move on the road (which is • Home Insurance • Auto Insurance • Life Insurance • Free Quotes known as rolling resistance) fordable rates, quality coverage and than regular tires, wasting fuel straightforward advice, call us today. in the process. • Choice of fuel. If the vehi- cle manual recommends using 826 Gay St. - Portsmouth, OH • 740-353-5433

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LOCAL Portsmouth Daily Times Saturday, April 24, 2010 A7 Calendar Weather forecast not good Today • Narcotics Anonymous, Honestly Dedicated Group, in the arts and craft Today, why not try ... • Distribution for Angel Food orders, room, Bellefonte Behavioral Health Cen- Cornerstone United Methodist Church, for weekend gardeners ter, St. Christopher Drive, Russell, Ky., 7 Trout Derby, sponsored by 808 Offnere St., 9:30 -11 a.m.; Potter’s p.m. Portsmouth Area Jaycees, House Ministries, 5409 Winchester By FRANK LEWIS be possible today into NWS says there is still • Alcoholics Anonymous, United fishing license required, PDT Staff Writer tonight. quite a bit of uncertainty Ave., Sciotoville, 9:30-11 a.m. Group, open lead, All Saints Episcopal Roosevelt Lake, Shawnee • Portsmouth Public Library, open, This will continue the with regards to instability. Church, Fourth and Court streets, 8 p.m. State Park 4404 State If you put off that yard 1220 Gallia St., 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Wheel- threat for some isolated Kim Carver, executive • Russell D. Williams Post American Route 125, 6 a.m.-5 p.m. work until the weekend, flooding. director of the Scioto ersburg Library, 10745 Old Gallia Pike, Legion, karaoke, 950 Gallia St., 8:30 you may just be out of Wheelersburg, 10 a.m.-2 p.m.; In addition, the atmos- County Emergency Man- p.m.-12:30 a.m. grade school stage luck. phere may become unsta- agement Agency said fore- Lucasville Library, 103 Ohio 728, • Campbell Sisters Late Nite Band, 4:30 p.m. — Arm wrestling tourna- The National Weather ble enough this afternoon casts should be monitored Lucasville, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Ironton Eagles, Third Street, Ironton, ment, Village Green Service in Wilmington is and evening for some into the weekend for those • ArtAffects, open, 607 Chillicothe St., 8:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m. 5–7 p.m. — Lewis Brothers, grade calling for hazardous storms to become severe. planning outdoor events. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. • Dogwood Festival in Piketon: school stage weather beginning today. Going into the weekend, • Elks City Club, Keno, games, 8 a.m. — Cyclist Dogwood Tour, old 7– 9 p.m. — Thomas Dirk, grade Showers and thunder- FRANK LEWIS can be Piketon High School school stage the main severe weather reached at (740) 353-3101, ext. socializing, 544 Fourth St. entrance, 1 storms with locally moder- threat appears to be dam- p.m. until closing. 9 a.m. — 5k run and 5k walk, new 8 –10 p.m. — Sod Busters, Village 232 or flewis@heartlandpublica- ate to heavy rainfall will aging wind. However, the tions.com • Movie, Flatwoods Branch, 1705 Piketon High School Green Argillite Road, Flatwoods, Ky., 3 p.m. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. — Trail ride, new To submit items, mail at least a • Narcotics Anonymous, open, the Piketon High School week in advance of meeting to Calen- New Strength, Hope and Freedom Noon — Cornhole tournament, grade dar, Daily Times, 637 Sixth St., Group, All Saints Episcopal Church, school; Anchor of Hope Church of God, Portsmouth, OH 45662-0581. Items can Fourth and Court streets, 6:30 p.m. Village Green be e-mailed to pdtnews@portsmouth- • Square dance with John Simon 1 p.m. — Chainsaw contest, Main dailytimes.com. Include in writing the Band, Trinity Hall, junction of Ohio 73 Street; Pike’s Past Slide Presentation by names of the club or sponsoring and Pond Creek Road, 7-10:30 p.m. Jim Henry, Dogwood Headquarters, organization, time, day, date and com- • Bingo, Our Lady of Sorrows base- Main Street plete address of event planned. For an ment, 2215 Galena Pike, West 2 p.m. — Children’s games Grade item to be repeated in the Calendar, a Portsmouth, 7 p.m.; doors open, 5 p.m. School new notice must be mailed in for each • Bingo, Beaver Firefighters Associa- 2–4 p.m. — Bobby Jo’s Cloggers, Vil- meeting date. The Times will not hold tion, 7000 Ohio 335, Beaver, 7 p.m.; lage Green items for repeated use. Please do not doors open, 5 p.m. 2:30–4:30 p.m. — Gypsy Jug Band, call in items.

Local Briefs Cruise-in is May 6 Also, The distribution hours box goes to a local family in have changed to 9:30 until 11 need. Northwest Elementary will a.m. Anyone who has a question be hosting a Classic Car Angel Food is available to can call Sharyl Teeters at Cruise-In from 4:30 to 7:30 all with no income require- (740) 352-4776 or e-mail at p.m. Thursday, May 6, at the ments or restrictions. Angel [email protected]. school, 4728 Henley Deemer Food is brand name quality More information may be Road, McDermott. The items with the Signature box obtained by visiting online In recognition of all the caring men and women cruise-in will promote Family being about $60 to $70 dol- http://www.angelfoodmin- Night at the book fair and lars of food for $30. This istries.com or http://www.cor- in the nursing field, the Evening with the Arts. The month’s signature box con- nerstoneofportsmouth.org. book fair will be held in the tains ribeye steaks, lasagna, Portsmouth Daily Times will Northwest Elementary library, breaded fish, ground beef, Search engine and the theme this year will country fried steaks, sausage, helps charity be publishing a special be “Book Fair Diner” (1950’s fresh and frozen vegetables theme). Cars will be on dis- Supporters of Potter’s section on May 8th in print and fruits, eggs, milk and House Ministry Center who play before and during always a dessert. There are a Evening with the Arts and the are using GoodSearch and and online. wide variety of especially GoodShop, are raising money Book Fair. nice meat specials, a steak with every search of the Inter- This is a great way for If you have a car (1984 or box, a seafood box with older) to show off, contact shrimp, crab, clams, fish, fla- net and every purchase online. • Hospitals • Nursing Homes Alyssa Bach-Enz at North- vored chicken breast box, GoodSearch.com, a new west Elementary at (740) 259- family meal box, two new search engine powered by • Home Medical Suppliers 2250. “after school” boxes with kid Yahoo, donates 50 percent of All proceeds will do to the friendly items like chicken its revenue, approximately a • Clinics • Doctor’s Offices elementary library fund. nuggets, corn dogs, pizza, penny per search, to the chari- • Health Departments Angel Food hours sandwiches and more, and ties designated by its users. also, kid friendly fruit and Similarly with GoodShop.com, • School Nursing Programs, etc. to salute our are announced snack box. There is a totally consumers are helping their Cornerstone United new item call “Bits of Bless- favorite causes by shopping at hard-working nurses Methodist will begin taking ings” that is an assortment of hundreds of well known retail- orders for May at the April’s all kinds of items. Of course, er. By going through Good- distribution today. Orders will there is the ever-popular fruit Shop, up to 30 percent of the be taken every Tuesday and and veggie box, all of these purchase price is donated to the Thursday 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at prices to save your family user’s favorite cause! To advertise, please call and Wednesday from 5:30 to money. To see pictures of all Potter’s House Ministry 7:30 p.m. beginning Tuesday. that is available and to order Center of Sciotoville recently The Portsmouth The last day to order at Cor- online go to registered with the sites, giv- nerstone will be May 13 at 2 http://www.angelfoodmin- ing its supporters a chance to p.m. with May’s distribution istries.com. raise money for the cause Daily Times being on May 22. Those who Only cash, money orders, every time they search the wish can order online now and food stamps will be Internet or shop online. The Ad Department until May 13. Note that the accepted. Those who order goal is to earn $300 through evening hours have changed online may use a debit or the site this year, which will from Tuesday to Wednesday credit card. be used to buy food to give to 740-353-3101 from 5:30 until 7:30 and will Volunteers will accept those in need. remain these hours until fall. donations and make sure a From PDT Staff reports Deadline is May 3rd Want more photos? Visit www.portsmouth-dailytimes.com

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A8 Saturday, April 24, 2010 Portsmouth Daily Times STATE ‘Green’ becomes more than just a marketing pitch By DAN SEWELL partnerships for the Environ- voiced his approval while look- AP Business Writer mental Defense Fund. “Com- ing through Earth Day-themed “It would be easy to say that companies really care about the panies are seeing the econom- aisles recently at a West environment only in the third week of April. But most big companies CINCINNATI — Going green ic value of going green.” Chester, Ohio, Supercenter. have been taking significant steps. ... The fact is, they’re doing it for has become good business. It’s not just products. Cut- “I think Wal-Mart is trying Just look at store shelves: ting lighting and heating costs, to help, and that’s great,” all the right business reasons.” Sales of “green” products, using less packaging, stream- Farmer said. “I have children such as organic foods and nat- lining transportation to save and grandchildren, and we Joel Makower, consultant and executive editor of Greener World Media Inc. ural personal care items, have gas, recycling more instead of want to make the Earth a better jumped 15 percent since 2006, throwing away — those all place for them.” financial benefits of products unit, said the program has With the explosion in green according to research firm help both the environment and While surveys show that such as Tide Cold Water reduced waste disposal by 30 promotional claims, the Fed- Mintel International. the bottom line. many consumers want to buy detergent, which curtails the percent, saving money and eral Trade Commission is A wave of promotion is hit- “It would be easy to say that environmentally friendly prod- toll on utility bills of heating increasing recycling revenue. reviewing its guidelines for ting consumers during this companies really care about ucts, the Great Recession made washer water. The consumer One area where product environmental marketing. week’s 40th anniversary Earth the environment only in the them reluctant to pay more for products giant also is giving makers still need to improve, Meanwhile, Wal-Mart says it Day observances: Hanes says third week of April,” said Joel them, dampening what had coupons for its green prod- activists say, is in telling con- has been working with sup- it can put you in eco-friendly Makower, a consultant and been rapid sales growth. ucts, and pledges to reach 50 sumers in detail about ingredi- pliers to develop a “Sustain- underwear, Frito-Lay offers executive editor of Greener Mintel International says million households with edu- ents so they can make their able Product Index” to help Sun Chips from a bag you can World Media Inc. “But most sales of natural and organic cational information. own decisions. guide consumers. toss in a compost pile, and Tar- big companies have been tak- foods and beverages rose 24 That’s only part of a sustain- Chris Haack, a Mintel David Steinman, a con- get stores invite you to use ing significant steps. ... The percent in 2006-’08, then ability drive that P&G has consumer market analyst, sumer health advocate and their recycling bins. fact is, they’re doing it for all slowed to less than 2 percent made companywide. In one adds that many products that author, urges consumers to Some promotions sound the right business reasons.” last year; sales of green per- effort, it created a unit three claim to be green, natural or push companies harder for full more like image-buffing than The behemoth that might sonal care products jumped 18 years ago to find new uses for organic might have only one disclosure and to vote with Earth-saving, and big compa- drive even more serious percent in ‘06-’08, but only 1.2 byproducts and leftovers that ingredient or material that their pocketbooks. nies still have a long way to go improvements is retailer Wal- percent last year. would otherwise go into incin- fits the bill. And there aren’t And Sturcken says the com- to significantly reduce their Mart Stores Inc. It’s urging its Wal-Mart tells shoppers in erators and landfills. consistent standards for panies can do more than just add impacts on air, water and other suppliers to reduce 20 million promoting its environmental So now, Clairol hair color- what qualifies as environ- the occasional green product. resources. But environmental- metric tons of greenhouse gas moves that the cost savings ing ingredients help make tires mentally helpful. “Ideally, I certainly would ists say the drivers of Ameri- emissions by the end of 2015, are passed on in low prices: shine, Duracell batteries help “There is still a lot of what’s like to see that every product can consumer culture are start- on top of its own moves to build “not just Earth-friendly, we’re make bricks, and materials called greenwashing out these companies offer is ing to make real strides. more energy-efficient stores, also being wallet-friendly.” from Pampers diapers and there,” Haack said. “There are green,” she said. “So there are “It’s a far cry from where we use more alternative fuels in its And P&G’s current “Future Always maxi pads absorb a million labels ... consumers no trade-offs with effective- were,” said Elizabeth Sturck- trucks, and reduce packaging. Friendly” campaign touts industrial leaks and spills. are befuddled. They just don’t ness and pricing and being en, who manages corporate Shopper Jim Farmer, 68, both the environmental and Scott Burns, who heads the know what to trust.” environmentally friendly.” State Briefs About 187,000 Justice: Technology and went on national televi- Distel said Thursday the scan- 27, 1822, birthday at his Point But he’s asking the univer- sion to ask for help. ners have been adjusted in Pleasant birthplace and his sity for a break, saying it Ohio homes get challenges control Police announced Thursday time for the busy summer boyhood hometown of would cost “enormous dol- heating cost help of jury members she was in the Miami Beach travel season so the correct Georgetown east of Cincinnati. lars” to remove the current area at a hotel with Hutcherson. tolls are charged. A North Carolina congress- logo from facilities including COLUMBUS — The state COLUMBUS — An Ohio man wants to honor Reagan the Whitmer football field, says about 187,000 low- Supreme Court justice says Tweeting Ohio hometowners for the 100th anniversary of where the panther is built into income households received judges’ control of the jury considered to rally to keep his birth next year. the artificial turf. help with heating costs from process faces serious chal- announce executions Grant on $50 A Pitt spokeswoman says November through March, lenges from smart phones, Pitt tells Ohio the university can’t comment about 7,000 more than the social media and constantly DAYTON — A spokes- CINCINNATI — Folks in school to lose logo on the matter. previous year. updated websites. woman says Ohio’s prison sys- southern Ohio are mounting a From AP Wire reports Ohio Department of Devel- Justice Judith Ann tem has contemplated using counterattack against a con- TOLEDO — The Universi- opment Director Lisa Patt- Lanzinger said Friday it’s Twitter to announce when an gressional proposal to replace ty of Pittsburgh says an Ohio McDaniel said Friday that the more difficult to maintain execution has been completed. native son Ulysses S. Grant high school committed a foul state spent roughly $45 mil- what she calls pristine jurors However, Communications with Ronald Reagan on the on the football field — where lion on the Home Energy because people are used to Director Julie Walburn at the $50 bill. the school has a panther logo Do you have Assistance Program for winter tweeting, updating Facebook Department of Rehabilitation Politicians have passed res- that Pitt says is too similar to 2009-2010, an average of and telling the world what and Correction says she’s olutions, businesses put up its own. a story idea? about $240 per household. they’re doing. concerned that tweeting about signs, and there’s a Facebook The university earlier this If you know of someone The program provides help Lanzinger says the judicial an inmate’s time of death may page for the cause of leaving month ordered Whitmer High once per heating season to system may be losing a gen- School in Toledo to stop using or something that would be considered in poor taste. the image of the Civil War make a good story, low-income residents whose eration of potential jurors She says the department general and president as it is. its panther emblem. heat has been disconnected or who won’t serve because they still hasn’t decided how to use A bill in the U.S. House seeks Washington Local Schools please call (740) 353- is close to being disconnected can’t abide by rules restrict- Twitter and other social media to put Reagan — the late 40th Superintendent Patrick Hickey 3101 or e-mail or who are low on bulk fuel. ing their technology use dur- to disseminate news. president and conservative doesn’t argue that the logo pdtnews@portsmouth- Ohio, Michigan ing a trial. Walburn says she’s focused icon — on the 50. looks pretty much the same as dailytimes.com. The justice, speaking at on trying to get the word out Grant’s backers will drum the one Pitt owns and says the tie in governors’ the annual meeting of the about executions quickly. up more support today with district plans to trademark a census wager Ohio Jury Management When condemned inmate events to celebrate his April new panther image. Association, says judges Darryl Durr died by lethal COLUMBUS — The gov- need to address these issues injection at 10:36 a.m. Tues- ernors who made a contest to continue to ensure defen- day, a news release was e- out of it say people in Ohio dants receive fair and impar- mailed to media outlets one and Michigan have been tial trials. minute later. equally good about returning their 2010 U.S. Census forms. Acquittal in No charges for Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland case of gates cops who thought and Michigan’s Jennifer Granholm on Friday declared stolen from crypts body was deer a tie in their bet to see which COLUMBUS — An Ohio CLEVELAND — A prose- state would have a higher jury has found a man not cutor has decided no criminal mail-in participation rate for guilty in the theft of 100- charges will be filed against the census. Census officials pound bronze gates from a two Cleveland police officers say 75 percent of households historic mausoleum. who drove by a woman’s body, in both states completed and Forty-one-year-old Mark mistaking it for a dead deer. sent back their surveys by Mitchell was arrested by Mayor Frank Jackson’s Thursday, the Earth Day Columbus police in October office said in a statement deadline set by the governors. after he sold scrap metal deal- Thursday that City Prosecutor The winning state was sup- ers pieces of the gates from Victor Perez determined the posed to donate its official Green Lawn Abbey, which case was a matter of police tree for planting in the loser was built in 1927. He spent performance and not a viola- on Arbor Day, April 30. The 58 days in jail until he was tion of criminal law. governors now say they’ll able to post bond. The officers’ actions will each plant their own tree on Mitchell testified he dis- now be reviewed by public that day. covered the metal bars and safety officials. Safety Director Strickland says both states ornamental parts inside a Martin Flask says the investi- are winners, beating the 71 duffel bag thrown in a trash gation should be finished next percent U.S. average response bin and was unaware they week, following a hearing. rate for the census. were stolen items. A highway crew sent to A jury in Columbus Interstate 90 where the offi- Man arrested acquitted him on Thursday cers thought they’d seen a for daughter’s of a charge of receiving deer carcass discovered the stolen property. body of 28-year-old Angel 1983 killing Mitchell says he’s relieved Bradley-Crocket on April 5. SAN BERNARDINO, but feels some bitterness. He Police have charged two peo- Calif. — A man has been now lives in Nolanville, Texas. ple in her strangulation death. arrested in Ohio on suspicion Police to of smothering his 5-year-old Turnpike says daughter 27 years ago in consider charges fix made for cars Southern California. in disappearance with roof racks Cold-case detectives arrest- XENIA — Authorities say ed 56-year-old Charles CLEVELAND — The they’ll discuss whether there Ohio Turnpike says it has Austin on Wednesday night should be criminal charges in at a bar in Middletown, Ohio fixed toll plaza scanners so the aftermath of their search cars with bikes or luggage on — one day after he was for a 31-year-old Ohio the roof won’t be charged the charged with murder in San woman found in Florida with higher toll for taller trucks Bernardino County. a male friend. and vans. He was being held in Ohio Police in Xenia in south- New toll rates that took pending an extradition hearing. west Ohio will consult with effect last fall took into con- Prosecutors claim the prosecutors. Police Capt. sideration how tall vehicles divorced Austin smothered his Scott Anger says that Tiffany are. But laser scanners used daughter, Kelly, in March Tehan and Tre Hutcherson to measure vehicle height 1983 while she visited the took actions that impeded the caused the toll plazas to spit home he shared with his par- search and should have left out the more expensive tick- ents in Highland. word to let people know they ets to cars carrying items on Austin told investigators he were safe. top, and motorists com- discovered the girl in his bed Police say their search cost plained about the price differ- with a pillow over her head. more than $5,000 in over- ence of up to $10. At the urging of Kelly’s moth- time alone. Toll collectors had been er, Joyce, investigators revisit- The married mother of a 1- recalculating the tolls when ed the case in 2001 and 2003. year-old daughter was cars with roof racks came They concluded the girl was reported missing Saturday. through with the higher tick- smothered but couldn’t find Friends and family handed ets. Turnpike Commission Austin until this week. out fliers, used social media Executive Director George

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SECTION INSIDE Clay tops Eastern in 5 B inning game Saturday, April 24, 2010 SPORTS Pages B2 TE Gresham made right choice: football By JOE KAY twice already, losing both strength and was right. I finally realized Detroit, then took a connecting depends almost entirely upon AP Sports Writer times even though he dominat- Inside: hands — football was my calling. What flight to join his new team, the receivers. The running ed inside as a 6-foot-4 center. Check out well, that I could do on the football field which went out of character backs and tight ends combined CINCINNATI — Only a Surely, he could get a free ride might get compared to what I could do in when it decided that the for only two touchdown catch- sophomore in high school, our cover- to college by playing hoops. age of the him even basketball was rare, in his Oklahoma tight end was the es last season, both by tight Jermaine Gresham had a tough His football coach saw it dif- further. eyes." best fit. It's only the second end J.P. Foschi. NFL draft decision to make, one that ferently. "My coach Good advice. It got him to time in franchise history that Gresham caught 66 passes would direct his life. Mike Lloyd sat down with on page B8. told me, 'You the NFL as a first-round pick the Bengals took a tight end in for 950 yards and 14 touch- Basketball? Or football? Gresham and told him that know what? — the Cincinnati Bengals the first round. downs at Oklahoma in 2008. The tall, muscular athlete he'd be just another good bas- Your future's going to be in chose him 21st overall on Gresham, now 6-foot-6 and By that point, he already was loved basketball. He'd already ketball player if he decided to football,'" Gresham said Thursday night. 258 pounds, is being counted ranked among the nation's top led Ardmore High School to go that way. Put him on a foot- Friday. "I could see the A day later, he got on a plane on to open up a one-dimen- the Oklahoma state title game ball field with his size, changes happening, and he in Oklahoma City, flew to sional passing game that See GRESHAM, B8

Jones finishes in “I don’t even know why I wanted to do it. top 100 at Boston I just decided one day I’d try it and went and Marathon tried it...” By JOHN STEGEMAN a member of the team, com- Blake Jones PDT Sports Editor peting in the NAIA national Boston Marathon runner championship meet in 2004. Baseball players aspire to Jones said running for SSU play in the World Series, foot- in college and remaining ball players dream of playing involved with the team helped in a Super Bowl and soccer fuel his interest in running players yearn for the World marathons. Cup. "It definitely got me in the Every sport has its Mecca motion, for sure," he said. "I and for runners the penulti- definitely train more now than mate experience is the Boston I did (in college). I guess it's Marathon. just getting wiser with age and Blake Jones, 27, of learning that you have to put a Portsmouth competed in the little more effort in to be bet- 2010 Boston Marathon on ter." Monday and finished 94th out For those interested in com- of 22,540 runners with a time peting in Boston, registration of 2:32.02. is not as simple as filling out If you've ever seen groups and card and paying an entry of young men in Shawnee fee. To run in the world's old- State apparel running through est annual marathon, competi- town, you've likely seen Jones tors must first qualify. before. Jones has been an Prospective entrants must assistant coach for SSU's complete a standard marathon course certified by a national nationally-ranked cross coun- Michael Dwyer I Associated Press try program for five years and Runners cross the start line in Hopkinton, Mass., for the 114th running of the Boston Marathon on Monday. Portsmouth resident and SSU assistant cross coun- before that he ran four years as See MARATHON, B2 try coach Blake Jones finished 94th out of more than 20,000 competitors. Cavs say give Shaq time By ANDREW SELIGMAN also. No matter who you are "I think right now we should pulled the Cavaliers within AP Sports Writer — no matter if you're the best be really confident, really one. And they're getting 16.0 player in the world — if you loose," Chicago's Joakim points and 8.3 rebounds from CHICAGO — It's not easy have an eight-week layoff, it's Noah said. "I like our Antawn Jamison in this series. to fade into the crowd when definitely going to take a toll chances." As for O'Neal? you're 7-foot-1, 325 pounds, on you to start. But we're look- The Cavaliers, meanwhile, Well, he's been quiet since and your name is Shaquille ing for him to try to be pro- vowed to put forth a better the opener and did not make O'Neal. ductive as much as he can with effort at the start in Game 4 on himself available for comment Yet, "The Big Aristotle" has that layoff, be a force in the Sunday and do a better job on on Friday. been "The Big Invisible" the interior and help us win these Derrick Rose, who's averaging "I've got to get him more past two games for the games." 27.3 points after scoring 31 on involved," coach Mike Brown Cleveland Cavaliers. The Cavaliers are bent on Thursday. James even said said. After a solid playoff opener delivering Cleveland its first some adversity could be a At 38 and a 15-time All- against the Chicago Bulls, pro sports championship since good thing, considering they Star, O'Neal may be past his O'Neal has just 14 points and 1964, and they're a good bet to swept their way to the Eastern prime, but he can still be a 11 rebounds in limited minutes do just that after going a Conference finals last year force. He played well during over the past two games. league-best 61-21. before losing to Orlando. the regular season, averaging To that, the Cavaliers said, Even so, they're in good 12 points and 6.7 rebounds in give the big man some time. If they're going to get by the position. 53 games and helped the After all, he missed the final Bulls, though, they'll have to James is averaging 34.3 Cavaliers go 4-1 against the 23 regular-season games work for it. points after scoring 40 and Magic and Lakers — two big because of a torn ligament in With a chance to go up 3-0 then 39 the past two games, championship obstacles and his right thumb. in their first-round series, the although he was whistled for a two teams that have given "I'm not concerned," Cavaliers fell behind by 21 in charge and stripped late in them trouble in the past — Mark Duncan I AP photo LeBron James said. "I think Game 3 on Thursday and lost Thursday's game. with him in the lineup. Cleveland Cavaliers' Shaquille O'Neal, left, fouls Chicago Bulls' we know we need him to pick 108-106 after pulling within Mo Williams is averaging Joakim Noah (13) in the third quarter of Game 1 in the first round of up his play and he knows that one in the closing seconds. 17.3 and hit the late 3 that See SHAQ, B2 the NBA basketball playoffs Saturday, April 17, in Cleveland. Browns pick Haden, Buckeyes set for a big LeBron fan Scarlet-Gray game By TOM WITHERS thought that his idol could AP Sports Writer By RUSTY MILLER are forecast for Saturday's leave this summer a free agent. AP Sports Writer "I was so excited about scrimmage, which will be BEREA — Fashionable in a preceded by a men's lacrosse Cleveland," Haden said. "I COLUMBUS — Psst! It's black jacket with matching was like this, 'Now he can't go game. dress shirt and tie, first-round just a scrimmage. There's a buildup to the anywhere because it might Just don't say that out loud draft pick Joe Haden handled break my heart.' I'm trying to Scarlet-Gray showdown that every question like a seasoned to the mammoth crowds that does mirror that of some- figure out how to get in touch turn out every year for Ohio professional during his intro- with him and text him or thing much bigger than a ductory news conference as State's Scarlet-Gray game, mere scrimmage. Ohio something and take him out to the 77th edition of which the newest member of the eat and make sure he doesn't State's seniors were split up Cleveland Browns. will take place on Saturday into two teams, and then they leave." afternoon at Ohio Stadium. Haden was polished. Calm. The Browns were thrilled to selected the sides, taking Cool. Poised. A year ago, 95,722 fans — turns by position, in a special land Haden, a two-time All- a national record for a spring Until he was asked about American who was originally spring draft Wednesday. LeBron James. game — showed up to Scarlet captain Dane recruited as a quarterback by watch. "Oh my goodness," Haden Florida coach Urban Meyer. Sanzenbacher stopped just gushed. "I love LeBron." Coach Jim Tressel happily short of declaring his team But when Haden arrived on welcomes the Buckeyes' fer- The No. 7 overall pick is an campus, he quickly learned would win. unabashed fan of James, the vent faithful. And he knows a "Looking at the board, we there was another QB ahead of lot of it has to do with NBA superstar and reigning him on the depth chart — Tim got a pretty good draft. We're league MVP, who is currently Northerners itching for a rea- excited to see what's going to Tebow. son to get outside after being in Chicago chasing a champi- Gary Green I MCT happen," the starting receiver "This Tebow dude is always locked away all winter. onship with the Cavaliers. involved in everything," Florida's Joe Haden (5) and Janoris Jenkins (1) celebrate a fumble on said. "We can't guarantee Haden has followed James for fourth down by Troy at Ben Hill Griffin Stadium in Gainesville, Florida, Thunderstorms and tem- peratures around 70 degrees years and can't bear the See HADEN, B8 Saturday, September 12, 2009. See BUCKS, B2

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like, 'Yeah right, dude. There and goes to 21. It definitely Clay tops Eastern in 5 innings Marathon ain't no way.'" holds up to its name. From Page B1 Along with his solid fin- "I improved a little over PDT Sports Report Northwest 12, Oak Hill 2 each had two hits. ish, the third fastest of any seven minutes (from Colum- 5 innings "We're hitting the ball well governing body affiliated Ohio runner competing, bus) and I don't see my self Holly Hempill hit 3-for-4 but we're just not making the with the International Asso- Jones said the experience improving too much more with an RBI and was just a Jared DeLong earned a routine plays," Portsmouth ciation of Athletics Federa- was unique. than that. I'll probably try to home run shy of hitting for the five-inning victory over Oak coach John Tipton said. tions within a certain period "There wasn't a point break 2:30 once, maybe cycle as Clay picked up Hill on Friday courtesy of "Every infielder and two out- of time before the date of the where there wasn't a specta- twice but I don't think I'll another SOC I win, defeating strong offensive support. fielders had errors so it's not Boston Marathon they tor," Jones said. "There were probably try more than two Eastern 12-2 in five inning. DeLong helped his own just one person. Once we start choose to run. just spectators going nuts more times." Lyndsey Mader struck out cause by hitting 3-for-4 with making the routine plays we'll Jones qualified by finish- and probably 90 percent of Jones isn't sure when he'll six to pick up a win from the four RBI. Chaise Hall hit 3- be alright." ing 16th in the Columbus them may not even have a make his next attempt at for-3 as well in the win. Portsmouth plays at Wheelersburg today at 11 circle. Alison Castle hit 3-for- a.m. and faces Columbus Grandview Heights Marathon, the first and only clue what running is. They marathon running, for now 4 with two RBI and four other Northwest will host Wheel- at 1 p.m. marathon he competed in just know you're out there he's focused on recovering Waverly 720 102 5 — 17 14 2 Lady Panthers had two hits in ersburg on Monday. Portsmouth 010 030 0 — 4 1112 before Boston. Oak Hill 011 00 — 2 6 1 doing something they proba- from the effects of running WP: French LP: Scott Northwest 070 14 — 12 13 1 the victory. Hitting Leaders "I don't even know why I bly can't do so they come out 26.2 miles in a fairly short WP: DeLong CG 5k LP: Fulk Waverly — Martin 3-5, Halterman 3-4, "We played really well," Hitting leaders wanted to do it," Jones said. and yell for you." time. Deweese 2-4, Underwood 2-5, Roback 1-2 Northwest — C. Hall 3-3 3R, Delong 3-4 4RBI, Clay coach Dick McCleese HR. "I just decided one day I'd Simon 2-4, Shirey 1-3 3RBI Jones also hoped to finish "I couldn't walk," he said. Portsmouth — Bray 2-3, Collins 2-3, Scott 3-4 Record — Northwest 5-11 said. "The kids are really hit- Record — Portsmouth 9-6 try it and went and tried it. I in under two hours and 30 "It took a couple days until I ting the ball good. We've had qualified so I figured I'd bet- minutes but acknowledged until I was walking normal good pitching and the kids are Thursday Wednesday ter go run cause I didn't want Boston's course is as diffi- again. Going up stairs was playing really well right now." to qualify again." Waverly 17, Portsmouth 4 Northwest 13, Minford 1 cult as it is famous. almost impossible. It hurts." Clay, which is tied with After building confidence "I don't know if the course The pain will dissipate for Symmes Valley for the SOC I Portsmouth avoided the 5 innings in Columbus, Jones had high would be so difficult if it was Jones but etched permanent- mercy-rule but not the loss lead, will play second-place Northwest scored multiple hopes for Boston but even he only a 5k course," he said. ly in the records of the 2010 against Waverly on Thursday. Notre Dame at Clay on Mon- runs in every inning it took to never believed he would fin- "But all the hills start at Boston Marathon will be the Harrison Martin was one of day. the plate to defeat Minford on ish in the top 100. about mile 18 so you've got following notation: Clay 113 70 — 12 16 1 two Waverly players with Eastern 002 00 — 2 4 5 Wednesday. "My goal going in was just 18 miles under your belt and 94, Blake Jones, WP: Mader 6k LP: Pack three hits in the win and to finish in the top 1,000...," Clay — Messer 2-4 3B, Hempill 3-4 2B 3B Joey Shaffer hit 3-for-4, then you start rolling Portsmouth, Ohio, 2:32:02. Derek Roback was 1-for-2 RBI, Osborne 2-3 2B 3RBI, Tackett 2-3 2B Jared DeLong his 4-for-4 and he said. "When I rounded the through the hills. It definite- 3RBI, Craft 2-4, Castle 3-4 2RBI with a home run. Eastern — Staker 2-3 2RBI Cory Miller hit 2-for-3 with corner on mile 22 someone ly bites you... The hill they JOHN STEGEMAN can be Record — Clay 15-4 (10-1) Jeremy Scott took the loss four RBI in the win. told me I was in 85th and I call Heartbreak Hill starts reached at jstegeman@heartland- for PHS but batted 3-for-4. Minford 000 10 — 1 6 3 just kind of looked at him around 19 and a half (miles) publications.coms Northwest 443 2x — 13 16 0 Baseball Len Collins and Adam Bray A complete box score was unavailable

now so he may still have a "There's a lot of fines going on did for Rose in Game 3. "It's an mer Buckeye and current Bucks ESPN analyst Chris Spiel- Shaq little bit of rust on him, but in the league right now. I like all-league thing these days," he right now, he's good to go my money. My family likes said. "Everyone's an MVP From Page B1 man, both teams will wear From Page B1 for as long as we need him." my money, too, so I'll hold when they get to the free throw uniforms with pink num- The Cavaliers were eye- onto it." James charged into line." ... Bulls backup G Acie victory, but we'll see — I bers in the 77th annual Against the Bulls, O'Neal mean, the board speaks for spring game. Then the jer- was solid in the opener with ing a championship when Luol Deng with 1:18 remain- Law was helped off the court they made the offseason ing, negating a basket. ... James after suffering an apparent itself." seys and the hats worn by 12 points and five rebounds Scarlet won the coin flip to the coaches will be auc- in about 25 minutes. In trade with Phoenix, hoping also is amused when he hears ankle or Achilles tendon injury O'Neal could help them get opposing crowds chant "MVP! in a pickup game after practice. determine which side had the tioned off to raise money Game 2, he had eight points overall No. 1 pick. Then for the Stefanie Spielman and seven boards in 15 min- by Dwight Howard and the MVP!" for one of the home He has not played in the post- Magic and, ultimately, cap- team's players, as Chicago fans season. Sanzenbacher, after much Fund for Breast Cancer utes and delivered six and deliberation, said he would Research. four while playing 20 min- ture the title. At the moment, Brown is take a quarterback and Pryor was asked last week utes in Game 3, although picked two-year starter Ter- what he hoped to get out of Brown insisted he could having a tough time work- ing Shaq back into the rota- relle Pryor, a strong early the Buckeyes' last game until have scored more. contender for national kicking off against Marshall "He had great looks last tion. "If I feel like if there's a awards in the fall. at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 2. night, but it just popped Got news? It wasn't as momentous as "You've just got to have out," Brown said. "But group out there that's play- ing well and he's not part of If you have community, the St. Louis Rams taking fun. I don't know how long those will go down as the Oklahoma's Sam Bradford I'll play, but when I play I'm series goes on. He's going to that group, I'll let that group run," Brown said. "I'll let a No. 1 on Thursday night, but going to look to get the ball be a factor for us, a big fac- education or items of it had about as much drama. to whoever's open," Pryor tor for us. A big factor. So group that's playing well run for as long as they can "Nothing surprises you said. I've got to do a better job when guys 20-year-olds are Tressel said the three main trying to find some minutes before making changes so local interest, send a I'm not going to get him out picking," Tressel said later. objectives of the game are for him." "There was nothing earth- staying healthy, letting the Brown said there are no on the floor if I think it's going to hurt the team. But I news tip to shaking." players have a good time and physical limitations, that the Pryor threw two long providing entertainment for Cavaliers can push O'Neal need to try to figure out ways to get him some longer pdtnews@portsmouth- touchdown passes in the fans who are paying $5 a "as hard as we want to push span of 30 seconds a year ticket instead of the $70 for a him." stretches on the court." NOTES: James reiterated ago in the Gray's 23-3 win reserved seat in the fall. "Obviously, he hasn't dailytimes.com or call over the Scarlet. This year, "I think people just like to played in a while," Brown that he should not have been called for a charge late in he'll be wearing the other jer- get out and get their blood said. "We're not giving him sey. going," he said. "They think consistent minutes right Thursday's game. "I think I (740) 353-3101 today. was in the right," he said. Sort of. In honor of the about football around here memory of the wife of for- every day of the year."

Scoreboard 0-5-2-0 Rolling Cash 5 TODAY’S GAMES TRANSACTIONS BASKETBALL 02-07-14-20-30 Baseball BASEBALL NBA Playoff Glance Ten-OH Minford at Piketon (DH) American League Tuesday, April 27 06-10-13-15-18-19-24-27-32-33-34-38-39-47- Peebles at Northwest (DH) KANSAS CITY ROYALS_Released RHP Juan x-Miami at Boston, 6, 7 or 8 p.m. 59-61-63-67-69-74 South Webster at Green (DH) Cruz. Designated RHP Luis Mendoza for Chicago at Cleveland, 7, 8 or 8:30 p.m. Portsmouth at Wheelersburg assignment. Selected the contracts of LHP San Antonio at Dallas, 8, 8:30 or 9:30 p.m. Clay at Oak Hill (DH) Bruce Chen and RHP Brad Thompson from Oklahoma City at L.A. Lakers, 9 or 10:30 p.m. Softball Omaha (PCL). Wednesday, April 28 Portsmouth, Adena at Northwest Tournament MINNESOTA TWINS_Placed INF Nick Punto x-Milwaukee at Atlanta, 7:30 or 8 p.m. Tennis on the 15-day DL, retroactive to April 16. x-Charlotte at Orlando, 8 p.m. Wheelersburg at Ironton TAMPA BAY RAYS_Agreed to terms with x-Utah at Denver, 9 or 10:30 p.m. INF/OF Ben Zobrist on a three-year contract Thursday, April 29 Classifieds extension through 2013. x-Cleveland at Chicago, TBD ON THE AIR TEXAS RANGERS_Purchased the contract of x-Boston at Miami, TBD 1B Justin Smoak from Oklahoma City (PCL). x-Phoenix at Portland, TBD work! ATHLETICS Optioned 1B Chris Davis to Oklahoma City. x-Dallas at San Antonio, TBD 8 p.m. Recalled RHP Omar Poveda from Oklahoma Friday, April 30 ESPN2 — The Penn Relays, at Philadelphia City and placed him on the 60-day DL. x-Orlando at Charlotte, TBD (740) 353-3101 (same-day tape) National League x-Atlanta at Milwaukee, TBD AUTO RACING LOS ANGELES DODGERS_Placed OF Manny x-Denver at Utah, TBD 11:30 a.m. Ramirez on the 15-day DL. Recalled OF x-L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma City, TBD SPEED — NASCAR, Sprint Cup, pole qualify- Xavier Paul from Albuquerque (PCL). Saturday, May 1 ing for Aaron's 499, at Talladega, Ala. PITTSBURGH PIRATES_Optioned SS Argenis x-Chicago at Cleveland, TBD 2 p.m. Diaz to Indianapolis (IL). Recalled RHP Chris x-Miami at Boston, TBD SPEED — Rolex Sports Car Series, Bosch Jakubauskas from Indianapolis. x-San Antonio at Dallas, TBD Engineering 250, at Alton, Va. (same-day tape) WASHINGTON NATIONALS_Assigned RHP x-Portland at Phoenix, TBD 3 p.m. Jason Bergmann outright to Syracuse (IL). Sunday, May 2 ABC — NASCAR, Nationwide Series, Aaron's Recalled RHP Luis Atilano from Syracuse (IL). x-Charlotte at Orlando, TBD 312, at Talladega, Ala. American Association x-Milwaukee at Atlanta, TBD BOXING GRAND PRAIRIE AIRHOGS_Acquired RHP x-Utah at Denver, TBD 11:15 p.m. Jeff Williams from Southern Maryland (Atlantic) x-Oklahoma City at L.A. Lakers, TBD HBO — Junior middleweights, Alfredo Angulo for future considerations. (17-1-0) vs. Joel Julio (35-3-0); heavyweights, LINCOLN SALTDOGS_Signed OF Justin Cristobal Arreola (28-1-0) vs. Tomasz Adamek Jacobs and LHP Ryan Miller. HOCKEY (40-1-0), at Ontario, Calif. PENSACOLA PELICANS_Released OF Kevin NBA Playoff Glance COLLEGE BASEBALL Reynolds. FIRST ROUND 3 p.m. SHREVEPORT-BOSSIER (Best-of-7) FSN — Kansas St. at Missouri CAPTAINS_Released RHP Gustavo Mata. (x-if necessary) GOLF Traded RHP Robert Romero to Evansville Wednesday, April 21 9:30 a.m. (Frontier) for future considerations. Washington 6, Montreal 3, Washington leads TGC — European PGA Tour, Ballantine's Can-Am League series 3-1 Championship, third round, at Jeju Island, BROCKTON ROX_Signed RHP Josh Papel- Boston 3, Buffalo 2, 2OT, Boston leads series South Korea (same-day tape) bon, RHP David Erickson and OF Chris Valen- 3-1 1 p.m. cia. Vancouver 6, Los Angeles 4, series tied 2-2 CBS — Champions Tour, Legends of Golf, NEW JERSEY JACKALS_Signed RHP Mike Thursday, April 22 second round, at Savannah, Ga. Pontius and LHP Evan Teague. Philadelphia 3, New Jersey 0, Philadelphia TGC — PGA Tour, Zurich Classic of New PITTSFIELD COLONIALS_Released OF wins series 4-1 Orleans, third round Edward Ovalle and RHP Lucas Ledbetter. Chicago 3, Nashville 0, series tied 2-2 3 p.m. WORCESTER TORNADOES_Traded INF Ottawa 4, Pittsburgh 3, 3OT, Pittsburgh leads CBS — PGA Tour, Zurich Classic of New Mark Minicozzi to Camden (Atlantic) for a play- series 3-2 Orleans, third round er to be named. San Jose 5, Colorado 0, San Jose leads series 6:30 p.m. Frontier League 3-2 TGC — Nationwide Tour, South Georgia Clas- WASHINGTON WILD THINGS_Signed C Billy Friday, April 23 sic, third round, at Valdosta, Ga. (same-day O'Conner and OF Luis Rivera. Montreal at Washington, 7 p.m. tape) United League Boston at Buffalo, 7 p.m. MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL EDINBURG ROADRUNNERS_Traded OF Sel- Los Angeles at Vancouver, 10 p.m. 4 p.m. wyn Langaigne to Laredo for future considera- Detroit at Phoenix, 10 p.m. FOX — Regional coverage, N.Y. Yankees at tions. Signed RHP Aaron Guerra, INF Jeff Saturday, April 24 L.A. Angels or Seattle at Chicago White Sox Brewer and OF Ambiorix Concepcion. Nashville at Chicago, 3 p.m. 7 p.m. FOOTBALL Pittsburgh at Ottawa, 7 p.m. WGN — Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee National Football League San Jose at Colorado, TBD MOTORSPORTS CINCINNATI BENGALS_Signed PK Mike Sunday, April 25 2 a.m. Nugent. Phoenix at Detroit, 2 p.m. SPEED — MotoGP World Championship, at Canadian Football League Vancouver at Los Angeles, TBD Motegi, Japan CALGARY STAMPEDERS_Announced the Monday, April 26 NBA BASKETBALL retirement of OL Jeff Pilon. x-Washington at Montreal, 7 p.m. 2 p.m. WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS_Signed WR Buffalo at Boston, 7 p.m. TNT — Playoffs, first round, game 3, Orlando Chris Davis. Colorado at San Jose, TBD at Charlotte HOCKEY Chicago at Nashville, TBD 4:30 p.m. National Hockey League Tuesday, April 27 TNT — Playoffs, first round, game 4, Phoenix TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS_Signed G Jussi x-Ottawa at Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. at Portland Rynnas to a two-year contract. x-Los Angeles at Vancouver, TBD 7 p.m. COLLEGE x-Detroit at Phoenix, TBD ESPN — Playoffs, first round, game 4, Atlanta CORNELL_Named Bill Courtney men's basket- Wednesday, April 28 at Milwaukee ball coach. x-Montreal at Washington, TBD 9:30 p.m. FLORIDA STATE_Announced sophomore C x-Boston at Buffalo, 7 p.m. ESPN — Playoffs, first round, game 4, L.A. Solomon Alabi will enter the NBA draft. x-Nashville at Chicago, TBD Lakers at Oklahoma City IOWA STATE_Named Jeff Grayer men's assis- NFL FOOTBALL tant basketball coach. 10 a.m. SAN FRANCISCO_Named Jennifer Azzi LOTTO ESPN — Draft, rounds 4-7, at New York women's basketball coach. NHL HOCKEY FIRST ROUND CLEVELAND — These Ohio lotteries were 3 p.m. (Best-of-7) drawn Friday: NBC — Playoffs, Western Conference, quar- (x-if necessary) Mega Millions terfinals, game 5, Nashville at Chicago (if nec- Saturday, April 24 Estimated jackpot: $166 million essary) Orlando at Charlotte, 2 p.m. Midday 3 7 p.m. Phoenix at Portland, 4:30 p.m. 4-8-1 VERSUS — Playoffs, Eastern Conference, Atlanta at Milwaukee, 7 p.m. Midday 4 quarterfinals, game 6, Pittsburgh at Ottawa (if L.A. Lakers at Oklahoma City, 9:30 p.m. 1-2-0-9 necessary) Sunday, April 25 Powerball 10 p.m. Boston at Miami, 1 p.m. Estimated jackpot: $20 million VERSUS — Playoffs, Western Conference, Cleveland at Chicago, 3:30 p.m. Ten OH Midday quarterfinals, game 6, San Jose at Colorado (if Dallas at San Antonio, 7 p.m. 03-05-16-21-28-30-33-34-35-45-46-47-49-50- necessary) Denver at Utah, 9:30 p.m. 61-73-74-75-78-79 SOCCER Monday, April 26 NIGHT 9:55 a.m. Orlando at Charlotte, 8 p.m. Pick 3 ESPN2 — Premier League, teams TBA Atlanta at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. 1-8-1 Portland at Phoenix, 10:30 p.m. Pick 4

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Rolen sparks Reds’ rally Standings and stats MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL Rodriguez, WAS .472 Cordero, CIN 6 Sunday's Games NATIONAL LEAGUE Willingham, WAS .470 Franklin, STL 5 Baltimore (D.Hernandez 0-3) at Boston in 8-5 win over Dodgers Ethier, LAD .455 Bell, S-D 4 (Wakefield 0-1), 1:35 p.m. East Division Martin, LAD .446 Lindstrom, HOU 4 Toronto (Morrow 1-1) at Tampa Bay (Price 2- W L Pct GB Gonzalez, S-D .446 Marmol, CHC 3 1), 1:40 p.m. Philadelphia 10 5 .667 — Morales, COL 3 Seattle (J.Vargas 2-1) at Chicago White Sox Florida 9 7 .563 1.5 CINCINNATI — Mike Jay Bruce hit a two-run RUNS SCORED Madson, PHL 3 (Danks 2-0), 2:05 p.m. Atlanta 8 7 .533 2 Kemp, LAD 20 Dotel, PIT 3 Minnesota (Slowey 2-1) at Kansas City (Ban- Leake was pretty laid-back homer in the sixth for the Washington 8 8 .500 2.5 Utley, PHL 17 Hoffman, MIL 3 nister 0-1), 2:10 p.m. New York 7 9 .438 3.5 Weeks, MIL 16 Nunez, FLA 3 Detroit (Porcello 1-1) at Texas (C.Lewis 2-0), for a guy who had just Reds, who came from Central Division Polanco, PHL 15 3:05 p.m. W L Pct GB earned his first professional behind twice for their sev- Furcal, LAD 15 INNINGS PITCHED N.Y. Yankees (Vazquez 1-2) at L.A. Angels St. Louis 10 5 .667 — Maybin, FLA 15 Halladay, PHL 33.0 (Kazmir 1-1), 3:35 p.m. win. enth victory of the year. Milwaukee 8 7 .533 2 Braun, MIL 13 Jimenez, COL 28.1 Cleveland (Masterson 0-2) at Oakland Pittsburgh 7 8 .467 3 Stewart, COL 13 E. Jackson, ARI 26.0 (G.Gonzalez 1-1), 4:05 p.m. The Cincinnati rookie Dodgers left fielder Cincinnati 7 9 .438 3.5 A. McCutchen, PIT 12 Haren, ARI 26.0 Chicago 6 10 .375 4.5 lasted seven innings and Manny Ramirez left in the Francoeur, NYM 12 Carpenter, STL 25.0 Houston 5 10 .333 5 AMERICAN LEAGUE LEADERS Uggla, FLA 12 Wolf, MIL 24.1 benefited from a go-ahead, sixth after straining his right West Division BATTING Willingham, WAS 12 Santana, NYM 24.1 W L Pct GB G AB R H BA Cantu, FLA 12 Duke, PIT 24.0 two-run double by Scott calf while running out a sin- San Diego 9 6 .600 — Podsednik, K-C 13 49 6 22 .449 Hernandez, WAS 24.0 San Francisco 8 7 .533 1 Gutierrez, SEA 16 61 6 24 .393 Rolen late in the Reds' 8-5 gle. Los Angeles manager HITS Wainwright, STL 24.0 Colorado 8 8 .500 1.5 Guillen, K-C 15 61 13 23 .377 Braun, MIL 25 victory over the Los Ange- Joe Torre said the slugger Los Angeles 7 8 .467 2 Cabrera, DET 16 63 10 23 .365 Prado, ATL 25 STRIKEOUTS Arizona 6 9 .400 3 Morneau, MIN 16 56 13 20 .357 les Dodgers on Thursday would be out at least two Polanco, PHL 23 Haren, ARI 28 Kendall, K-C 14 54 2 19 .352 Rodriguez, WAS 22 Halladay, PHL 28 Thursday's Games Posada, NYY 12 46 8 16 .348 night. days and possibly the entire Furcal, LAD 22 Sanchez, S-F 27 Milwaukee 20, Pittsburgh 0 Mauer, MIN 15 52 10 18 .346 Kemp, LAD 21 Carpenter, STL 27 Drafted eighth overall out weekend series at Washing- Colorado 2, Washington 0 Crawford, T-B 16 59 14 20 .339 McGehee, MIL 21 Zambrano, CHC 26 N.Y. Mets 5, Chicago Cubs 2 Wells, TOR 16 59 14 20 .339 Headley, S-D 21 Gallardo, MIL 25 of Arizona State last year, ton. Cincinnati 8, L.A. Dodgers 5 Uggla, FLA 21 Jimenez, COL 25 Philadelphia 8, Atlanta 3 HOME RUNS Leake was making his third Andre Ethier and pinch- Loney, LAD 21 Lincecum, S-F 24 Florida 5, Houston 1 Cruz, TEX 7 Padilla, LAD 23 pro start — all in the major hitter Garret Anderson each Friday's Games Wells, TOR 7 BASES ON BALLS Johnson, FLA 22 L.A. Dodgers at Washington, 7:05 p.m. Guillen, K-C 6 Wright, NYM 19 Santana, NYM 22 leagues this season. He had a two-run homer for Atlanta at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Gonzalez, TOR 5 Utley, PHL 15 Dempster, CHC 22 San Diego at Cincinnati, 7:10 p.m. Konerko, CHW 5 became the first Cincinnati Los Angeles. Dunn, WAS 14 Wainwright, STL 22 Pittsburgh at Houston, 8:05 p.m. Wigginton, BAL 5 Jones, PIT 14 starter to win in 2010, but The Dodgers were leading Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Pedroia, BOS 5 Willingham, WAS 14 COMPLETE GAMES Florida at Colorado, 9:10 p.m. 9 tied 4 McCann, ATL 13 Halladay, PHL 2 his postgame demeanor sug- 5-4 when Rolen smacked a Philadelphia at Arizona, 9:40 p.m. Soto, CHC 13 Jimenez, COL 1 St. Louis at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. RUNS BATTED IN gested somebody waiting two-run double off the left- Gonzalez, S-D 12 Nolasco, FLA 1 Saturday's Games Cabrera, DET 19 Ibanez, PHL 12 Hernandez, WAS 1 for a bus. center wall with two outs in L.A. Dodgers (Kershaw 1-0) at Washington Pena, T-B 17 Lee, CHC 11 Wainwright, STL 1 (Stammen 1-0), 1:05 p.m. Cruz, TEX 17 "Not a lot gets to me," the seventh. Drew Stubbs Atlanta (Jurrjens 0-1) at N.Y. Mets (Niese 0- Pedroia, BOS 13 DOUBLES SHUTOUTS 1), 1:10 p.m. Upton, T-B 13 said the 22-year-old pitcher, and Ryan Hanigan added Werth, PHL 9 Hernandez, WAS 1 San Diego (LeBlanc 0-0) at Cincinnati (Cueto Cuddyer, MIN 13 Johnson, ARI 8 Jimenez, COL 1 barely old enough to drink run-scoring singles as the 0-0), 1:10 p.m. Guillen, K-C 13 Zimmerman, WAS 7 Halladay, PHL 1 Pittsburgh (Hart 0-0) at Houston Longoria, T-B 13 Edmonds, MIL 7 the beer his teammates Reds sent nine batters to the (W.Rodriguez 0-2), 7:05 p.m. Kotchman, SEA 12 G. Sanchez, FLA 7 Chicago Cubs (Lilly 0-0) at Milwaukee AMERICAN LEAGUE Crawford, T-B 12 showered him with in cele- plate against Los Angeles Rodriguez, WAS 7 (D.Davis 0-1), 7:10 p.m. East Division Wells, TOR 12 Prado, ATL 6 bration. "I'm excited. I just relievers Hong-Chih Kuo Florida (N.Robertson 2-0) at Colorado (Cook W L Pct GB Choo, CLE 12 McGehee, MIL 6 0-2), 8:10 p.m. Tampa Bay 12 4 .750 — Cantu, FLA 6 don't show it too much. It (0-1) and Ronald Belisario. Philadelphia (Figueroa 1-1) at Arizona New York 11 4 .733 .5 STOLEN BASES Byrd, CHC 6 (I.Kennedy 0-1), 8:10 p.m. Toronto 9 7 .563 3 Davis, OAK 8 feels good, not necessarily "Four runs with any outs Soriano, CHC 6 St. Louis (Wainwright 3-0) at San Francisco Boston 6 10 .375 6 Podsednik, K-C 7 Hawpe, COL 6 for my first one, but for the is good," Rolen said. "I don't (Zito 2-0), 9:05 p.m. Baltimore 2 14 .125 10 Pierre, CHW 7 Sunday's Games Central Division Gardner, NYY 7 TRIPLES starters and the team." want to get too theoretical San Diego at Cincinnati, 1:10 p.m. W L Pct GB Crawford, T-B 7 Morgan, WAS 3 L.A. Dodgers at Washington, 1:35 p.m. Minnesota 11 5 .688 — Cruz, TEX 5 Reds manager Dusty about this, but it probably Escobar, MIL 3 Pittsburgh at Houston, 2:05 p.m. Detroit 9 7 .563 2 Andrus, TEX 5 Inglett, MIL 2 Baker was happy to see a means we're swinging at Chicago Cubs at Milwaukee, 2:10 p.m. Cleveland 7 8 .467 3.5 Granderson, NYY 4 Venable, S-D 2 St. Louis at San Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Kansas City 6 9 .400 4.5 Span, MIN 4 Fowler, COL 2 starter last that long after strikes and being aggressive Philadelphia at Arizona, 4:10 p.m. Chicago 5 11 .313 6 Zobrist, T-B 4 43 tied 1 his first two in the series in the zone." Florida at Colorado, 5:05 p.m. West Division Suzuki, SEA 4 Atlanta at N.Y. Mets, 8:05 p.m. W L Pct GB Borbon, TEX 4 TOTAL BASES couldn't get through the Leake (1-0) allowed eight Monday's Games Oakland 10 7 .588 — Figgins, SEA 4 Kemp, LAD 46 L.A. Dodgers at N.Y. Mets, 7:10 p.m. Seattle 9 7 .563 .5 Braun, MIL 44 sixth. hits and five runs with one San Diego at Florida, 7:10 p.m. Los Angeles 8 9 .471 2 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE Utley, PHL 41 Washington at Chicago Cubs, 8:05 p.m. Texas 6 9 .400 3 Cruz, TEX .827 "Leake gave us every- walk and five strikeouts. Pujols, STL 39 Pittsburgh at Milwaukee, 8:10 p.m. Wells, TOR .797 McGehee, MIL 39 thing you can ask for, and Francisco Cordero pitched Atlanta at St. Louis, 8:15 p.m. Wednesday's Games Guillen, K-C .738 Cantu, FLA 37 Arizona at Colorado, 8:40 p.m. Kansas City 4, Toronto 3, 10 innings Cabrera, DET .667 Howard, PHL 36 we got some big runs late in the ninth for his sixth save Philadelphia at San Francisco, 10:15 p.m. Boston 8, Texas 7, 12 innings Cano, NYY .649 the game," Baker said. in seven opportunities. Weeks, MIL 36 Minnesota 6, Cleveland 0 Posada, NYY .630 Ethier, LAD 35 Tampa Bay 12, Chicago White Sox 0 Gonzalez, TOR .627 NATIONAL LEAGUE LEADERS Stewart, COL 35 Detroit 4, L.A. Angels 3 Rodriguez, NYY .593 BATTING Uggla, FLA 35 N.Y. Yankees 3, Oakland 1 Pedroia, BOS .591 G AB R H BA Los Angeles Cincinnati Seattle 4, Baltimore 1 Matsui, LAA .587 Rodriguez, WAS 13 49 10 22 .449 ab r h bi ab r h bi EARNED RUN AVERAGE Thursday's Games Prado, ATL 15 60 10 25 .417 Furcal ss 5 0 1 1 Dickrsn lf 5 1 1 0 Hernandez, WAS 0.75 Cleveland 8, Minnesota 1 ON-BASE PERCENTAGE Braun, MIL 15 60 13 25 .417 Kemp cf 3 1 1 0 OCarer ss 4 1 3 1 Halladay, PHL 0.82 Oakland 4, N.Y. Yankees 2 Podsednik, K-C .526 Ramirez, LAD 13 41 7 17 .415 Ethier rf 4 1 1 2 Votto 1b 3 1 1 1 Pelfrey, NYM 0.86 Texas 3, Boston 0 Morneau, MIN .493 Ethier, LAD 13 49 9 19 .388 MRmrz lf 3 0 1 0 Phillips 2b 5 1 1 0 Lincecum, S-F 0.90 Tampa Bay 10, Chicago White Sox 2 Barton, OAK .493 Polanco, PHL 14 60 15 23 .383 RJhnsn pr-lf 1 0 0 0 Rolen 3b 5 1 1 2 Silva, CHC 0.95 Detroit 5, L.A. Angels 4 Cabrera, DET .452 McGehee, MIL 15 57 10 21 .368 Loney 1b 4 0 1 0 Bruce rf 3 2 1 2 Jimenez, COL 0.95 Friday's Games Mauer, MIN .444 Headley, S-D 15 57 11 21 .368 Blake 3b 4 0 0 0 Stubbs cf 4 1 2 1 Penny, STL 1.29 Baltimore (Guthrie 0-2) at Boston (Lester 0- Rodriguez, NYY .439 Gonzalez, COL 12 51 9 18 .353 DeWitt 2b 3 1 1 0 Hanign c 4 0 3 1 Wainwright, STL 1.50 2), 7:10 p.m. Gutierrez, SEA .433 Furcal, LAD 15 64 15 22 .344 Martin c 4 1 2 0 Leake p 2 0 0 0 Sanchez, S-F 1.86 Toronto (Cecil 0-0) at Tampa Bay (Garza 3-0), Damon, DET .431 Padilla p 2 0 0 0 Cairo ph 1 0 0 0 Zito, S-F 1.86 7:10 p.m. Choo, CLE .431 HOME RUNS GAndrs ph 1 1 1 2 Rhodes p 0 0 0 0 Detroit (Scherzer 1-1) at Texas (Feldman 1- Wells, TOR .426 Kemp, LAD 7 Kuo p 0 0 0 0 Corder p 0 0 0 0 WON-LOST 1), 8:05 p.m. Pujols, STL 6 Belisari p 0 0 0 0 Halladay, PHL 4-0 Minnesota (Pavano 2-1) at Kansas City RUNS SCORED Utley, PHL 6 Sherrill p 0 0 0 0 Jimenez, COL 4-0 (Meche 0-1), 8:10 p.m. Crawford, T-B 14 Ethier, LAD 5 Troncs p 0 0 0 0 Clippard, WAS 3-0 Seattle (Rowland-Smith 0-1) at Chicago Wells, TOR 14 Braun, MIL 5 Bellird ph 1 0 0 0 Wainwright, STL 3-0 White Sox (Floyd 0-2), 8:10 p.m. Longoria, T-B 14 Rasmus, STL 5 Totals 35 5 9 5 Totals 36 8 13 8 Lincecum, S-F 3-0 Cleveland (Westbrook 0-1) at Oakland (Duch- Guillen, K-C 13 Reynolds, ARI 5 Pelfrey, NYM 3-0 scherer 1-0), 10:05 p.m. Ordonez, DET 13 Stewart, COL 4 Los Angeles 200 010 200 — 5 Lowe, ATL 3-1 N.Y. Yankees (A.J.Burnett 2-0) at L.A. Angels Davis, OAK 13 Rolen, CIN 4 Cincinnati 100 012 40x — 8 19 tied 2 (E.Santana 1-2), 10:05 p.m. Morneau, MIN 13 Heyward, ATL 4 Saturday's Games Cano, NYY 12 McGehee, MIL 4 E_Padilla (1). DP—Cincinnati 1. LOB—Los Angeles 5, Cincinnati 9. 2B—Phillips (5), Rolen (2). GAMES PITCHED Cleveland (Carmona 2-0) at Oakland 7 tied 11 Cantu, FLA 4 HR—Ethier (5), G.Anderson (1), Bruce (3). CS—Re.Johnson (1). S—Leake. SF—Votto. Nieve, NYM 11 (Bre.Anderson 1-1), 4:05 p.m. Holliday, STL 4 IP H R ER BB SO Troncoso, LAD 10 N.Y. Yankees (Pettitte 2-0) at L.A. 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Advice You’re only as old as you feel Sister makes life tough for couple Dear Dr. Brothers: My should grieve Riley’s death, Dear Annie: My mother give back gifts we were mom is in her 60s, but she because he was an important recently decided to sell her given freely? My mom swears she feels not a day over member of your family. house and move into a sen- refuses to get involved, 40. I sometimes worry that Ask Dr. Expressing your emotions hon- ior living complex. As a Annie’s which essentially means she’s overestimating her abili- Brothers ors your dog’s life and his result, she needed to down- Mailbox she is siding with my sister. ties and is just covering up to memory. size. Syndicated My wife is so deeply hurt Syndicated My sister, “Liz,” came by this that it has ruined make me feel better for living Columnist At first, talking about Columnists far away. On the other hand, Riley might be hard, and for a visit and made a list her relationship with my she does seem to be doing bet- your memories will always of things she wanted, and mother. What should we ter than some of her friends be bittersweet. But express- not really caring about the do? — Wronged in South who are her age — she’s able ing your grief to someone material things, I wrote Dakota to do a lot more, and she does feeling of youthfulness, espe- who is empathetic can speed down a few items I wanted told her why. She replied Dear S.D.: Liz is punish- spend time with a younger cially via new technologies. So your healing process. Your as remembrances. Liz that she wasn’t drunk — ing you for noticing that crowd. I know people age dif- encouraging your mother to veterinarian always is a good decided to ship some of her she’d had only three or four she has an alcohol problem. ferently, but can her feeling embrace new activities and start, but you also can talk to things back home, and she margaritas and maybe five Shame on Mom for not young really be keeping her continue to spend time with your friends or family. Even and my mother gave the glasses of wine. having the courage to tell young? — P.K. younger friends can only help if they didn’t share a love as rest to my wife. My wife The next day, Liz her daughter to knock it off Dear P.K.: Surprisingly, the her live a happier and more deep as yours for the dog, was so pleased, as this demanded we return the and get some help. Please old mantra “You’re only as old fulfilled life. Learning new they will lend an ear to let made her feel closer ties to things she gave my wife. explain to her why this is as you feel” may be close to technologies and challenging you talk through your pain. the family. She called again the next so hurtful. Still, Liz was the truth. Although chronologi- herself also can help your There also are support Unfortunately, at Liz’s night, intoxicated, and under no obligation to give cal age does matter, how your mother improve her cognitive groups and help lines that next visit, she borrowed my screamed that we were you those items, and mother feels about her age abilities and maintain that cater specifically to people truck, went to a party and “stealing her inheritance” returning them is the only does have implications for her younger feeling longer. who have lost pets. You can drove back completely and demanded that we way for this to end. We aging process. According to a Dear Dr. Brothers: I’m ask your veterinarian about intoxicated. When she return the items or pay for hope Mom will give your recent study in the Journal of retired and live alone, and until local pet bereavement asked to borrow the truck them. wife something else of Gerontology: Social Sciences, recently my dog Riley was my groups or hot lines to call. the next time, I said no and My wife and I decided to equal emotional signifi- the downsides we associate constant companion. He lived give Liz back the stuff she cance so she once again with aging accompany the a long, happy life, but sadly wants and write her off. feels like a valued member feeling of being older than was diagnosed with cancer last QQuuoottee But, Annie, what right does of the family. Crypto she have to demand that we Annie’s Mailbox is writ- your years. If, like your moth- year and died just recently. I AXYDLBAAXR er, you feel and act younger, haven’t been able to talk to ten by Kathy Mitchell and is LONGFELLOW Marcy Sugar, longtime edi- then it can be easier to main- anyone about it, but I’m truly 8805 OHIO RIVER ROAD 574-8620 tain the abilities of a younger grieving his death. I’m worried One letter stands for another. In this sample, A is used for the WHEELERSBURGwww.burgcinema.com CINEMA 6 tors of the Ann Landers FRI 4/09/10 – THURS 4/15/10 three L’s, X for the two O’s, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the BOX OFFICE OPENS @ 6:30 PM FOR EVENING SHOWS column. Please e-mail your person and have confidence in that people will think I’ve lost AND @ 12:30 PM FOR SATURDAY - SUNDAY MATINEES those abilities. it, being this sad about the length and formation of the words are all hints. TUES. IS BARGAIN NIGHT questions to anniesmail- Each day the code letters are different. [email protected] This sense of feeling young death of a dog, but he was my THE BACK-UP THE LAST that your mother has goes only close family. How can I PLAN (PG13) SONG (PG) hand in hand with her happi- get over this grief? — A.H. 1:00, 3:00, ness and wellness, but it’s hard Dear A.H.: Many people are F B I P J V U , A P N I K P F M C J Z V M T 1:20, 3:20, The Times 7:00 & 9:00 to say whether her feeling unwilling or unable to talk 7:20 & 9:20 P G U P , F B P K U I M O Z I V U E-edition young is causing her to hold about the death of a pet DATE NIGHT HOW TO on to her cognitive and social because the pain is too unbear- TRAIN YOUR B F U U V I M F J P G C V M G I X P O V J Z (PG13) Everything functions, or vice versa. able. They, like you, hope the 1:15, 3:15, DRAGON (PG) Regardless, though, you can pain will dissipate over time. 1:00, 3:00, cover to cover G F M T Y F T P . — O . Z . F Y E P M 7:15 & 9:15 now trust your mother when But like any grieving process, 7:00 & 9:00 for 25 cents daily she says that she feels young. if you can discuss it more CLASH OF Yesterday’s Cryptoquote: IT USUALLYTAKES ME MORE APRIL 30, on your computer. Keeping up with new trends openly, maybe you’ll be able THE TITANS 2010: www.portsmouth- and invigorating activities cer- to get through the pain and THAN THREE WEEKS TO PREPARE A GOOD IMPROMP- (PG13) NIGHTMARE dailytimes.com tainly can contribute to that sorrow a little more easily. You TU SPEECH. — MARK TWAIN 1:15, 3:30, ON ELM 7:15 & 9:30 STREET

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R6 like Yamaha new $15,500 obo 259-5860 Porter Township Ans Specifications 740-532-7456 Asking $5000 Great Trustees at 740-574- 2000 Honda 250 Shape 357-6646 42345 and submitting a Northwest Regional AMERICAN TAX Cabbage Patch Doll Recon Utility 2x4 red 2008 Yamaha R6 $25.00 non-refundable Water District RELIEF $9.99 2 African Ameri- off white & black, good shape 7,631 mi. yellow w/ can Dolls $20 ea. $100.Good LPfridge gas range off black flames, lowered, deposit. The Board of 123 Smith Street Settle IRS Taxes for Reg Boxer pups, tails fresh motor. $1500 Trustees reserves the McDermott OH 456-6000. white $50 Floral love extras. $6,700 neg. a fraction of what docked, first shots, 7 obo 372-5038 Silver2002 Yamaha & black w/YZF R1 right to waive informali- Action Date: 04-21-2010 seat $40. 259-2683 776-6471 464-2701 you owe. If you owe wks old, $300 ea power commander ties and to reject any or Identification No.: P.O.P. 740-961-9448 464-2394 all bids. Board of 756304 over $15,000 in back Boats / Accessories $5000 obo. Call Chris or 740-876-8234 Good working com- Trustees of Porter Town- This final action not pre- taxes call now for a high speed in- 740-727-2366 1200 C like puter, ship, Ted Adams, Fiscal ceded by proposed ac- free consultation. 1- ternet, $49.99 Call new2009 1200 H.D. mi. over 1985 Imperial V190 Officer tion and is appealable to 877-258-5142 354-3748 w/scopeMarlin Rifle ex cond. 39A 19' seats 6 w/4 cyl in- $1,000 accs. $8500 Adv. April 17, 24, 2010 ERAC. Detail plans for board w/easy load 2005 Honda 1300 R Shih Tzu puppies 1 $300 firm. 820-4187 5,000 mi perfect cond. 740-352-5496 740- PWSID: OH 7300003 trailer $3000 obo 740- 400 fem. 2 male Born extras, $5500 372- 259-3737 Plan No. 756304 RE- Financial 981-6254 12/22/09 $200 ea Call storedHay Bales in barn - Round 2 for 5083 PUBLIC NOTICE gardmtunger/Bracken Financial Services 740-876-9991 $49.99. Brown eggs Ridge Rds Water Line -12-GARemington 30” full, Model w/ 31 Campers / RVs & The following applica- Extension. $1.75 doz. 858-4006 Harley 03 Deuce checkered wood, early Trailers 100th Anniversary tions and/or verified com- Adv. April 24, 2010 22005 stroke, Honda great CR250R, shape, Edition, black, ex. plaints were received CREDIT CARE 3 digit serial # 63X, 32 ft $1,900 OBO Call 456- chrome, must see and the following draft, RELIEF 700 Agriculture look-a-like rare gun, 95% $695 fully1990 loaded, Innsbrook, awning, proposed, or final actions I Phone 5867 $9500 606-232-6319 Buried in Credit Card New in box $49.99 740-533-3870 were issued, by the Ohio great shape, $5,199 Debt? Call 464-6719 Call 456-5645 Environmental Protection Farm Equipment 200 Call Credit Card Honda Elite 80cc Agency (OEPA) last Announcements 2006 Harley 95 Ultra Clas- Relief for your free Scooter ex. cond. , loaded, Must See week. “Actions” include prom sic the adoption, modifica- Lost & Found consultations. woodPair of folding Louvered closet dress.Sz 12 TangerineSz 2 Choc. & great in town street $7995 606-232-6319 4 Wheel Drive 510 1995 32 ft.Aluminite Holiday Gr. tion, or repeal of orders 1-877-264-8031 Long Farm Tractor doors 72" w x 78 1/2 " Turquoise $150 ea. Sz Shape,Rambler Elec. awning, ( other than emergency 1600 hrs. Runs great! H. $49.99 574-2690 6 Turquoise $75 464- orders); The issuance, REWARD !!! $8900 Inquiry's Call road ready $6500 858- So. Webster Area 500 6719 denial, modification or Brown & White Boxer. Education 740-352-6605 5278 Portsmouth Daily Times Miscellaneous revocation of licenses, Answers to the name permits, leases, vari- of Diesel. 778-2242 is now accepting ances, or certificates; , Yard Sale 600 08 Yamaha golf cart 1996 Winnebago and the approval or dis- Animals gas driven, excellent motor home, runs & applications for cond, $3,200 firm, approval of plans and Kubota small farm looks great, may take specifications. “Draft Ac- 300 diesel, 710 858-4485 Services tractor, Sat. pull trailer on trade Motor Route Drivers tions” are written state- Horses hours, family owned AprilRummage 24th 9-1 Sale Mens & $11,500 353-1070 ments of the Director of since new, good cond, Other Services womens clothes, Environmental Protec- 259-5297 Must Apply in Person. Birds Salvage shoes, lots of misc. tion’s” (Director’s) intent Kid broke horse, Call Buying junk cars run- w/ 10' with respect to the is- ning & not, Prices vary Valley United slide29' Jayco out nice Lite cond. 740-574-4534 Methodist Church PORTSMOUTH DAILY TIMES suance, denial, etc. of a DISH 574-6915 or 776-6896 priced well below book permit, license, order, 4720 Old Scioto Trail $10,900. 259-5057 637 Sixth Street • Portsmouth, Ohio etc. Interested persons NETWORK MF 245 w/loader, 451 Rosemount mower, roto digger, ,may submit written com- Save up to 40% off Male Mini Stallion, 3 269 baler, rake, bush Brown egg laying ments or request a public your cable bill! Call years old, $300 OBO hogs, NH hay bine, hens for sale, Call meeting regarding draft dish Network Call 740-533-1230 actions. Comments or today! 1-877-274- fin mower 574-8540 740-820-3540 public meeting requests 2471 must be submitted within 30 days of notice of the Celebrate the draft action. “Proposed Actions” are written statements of the Direc- Lifelock Sacrament of tor’s intent with respect Are You Protected? to the issuance, denial, An identity is stolen modification, revocation, MOTOR ROUTES every 3 seconds. or renewal of a permit, li- The First Holy cense, or variance. Writ- Call Lifelock now to NOW AVAILABLE ten comments and protect your family requests for a public free for 30-days! 1- • Eden Park/Rt. 139 Communion. meeting regarding a pro- 877-481-4882 posed action may be Promocode: Swauger Valley area submitted within 30 days ID of notice of the proposed • Wheelersburg/Minford action. An adjudication hearing may be held on VONAGE a proposed action if a • McDermott/ Otway hearing request or objec- Unlimited local tion by the OEPA within • Houston Hollow/ Candy Run 30 days of issuance of and long the proposed action. distance No Age Limit Written comments, re- calling for only quests for public meet- CALL OLIVE ings, and adjudication $24.99 per Send a greeting to your hearing requests must Get reliablemonth. phone 353-3101 EXT. 231 be sent to: Hearing service from Clerk, Ohio Environmen- •Child CONGRATULATIONS tal Protection Agency, Vonage. ELIJAH COLLINS P.O. Box 1049, Colum- Call Today! bus, Ohio 43216-1049 ( •Grandchild •Niece Love, Mom Telephone: 614-644- 1-877-673-3136 2129). “Final Actions” are Actual Size 1x3 actions of the Director •Nephew which are effective upon issuance or a stated ef- Carrier Routes Available First Communion fective date. Pursuant to My Name: Ohio Revised Code Sec- Must have Reliable Transportation to be published on tion 3745.04, a final ac- CALL CIRCULATION 353-3101 My Address: tion may be appealed to Sun., May 2nd the Environmental Re- Shawnee, West End City: Telephone: view appeals commis- East End $ Greeting to Read: sion (ERAC) by a Grandview, From Front St From Offnere Only 11 per ad person who was a party to 11th Street (payable in advance) to a proceeding before 27th, Street to to Lincoln Send photo with check , money order the Director by filing an Willow Way, Overpass, 8th or credit card information and your appeal within 30 days of Street, Down personal greeting and self addressed, notice of the final action. Dorman, Street to the Pursuant to Ohio Re- Offnere Street to stamped envelope to: vised Code Section Circle 2nd Street Ohio River Portsmouth Daily Times, 3745.07, a final action is- $ 637 Sixth St., P.O. Box 581 $258.50/mo. Appr. $ 354.48/mo. suing, denying, modify- 394.03/mo. Portsmouth, OH 45662 ing, revoking, or DEADLINE: April 26, 2010 Credit Card # Exp. Date renewing a permit, li- Sunrise, Kent, North Hill, cense, or variance which 28th, Ruhlman, 29th, Sciotoville is not preceded by a pro- Coles Ridge, $ Buena Vista, Cedar, 342.24/mo. posed action, may be ap- Michigan, Indian, pealed to the ERAC by Cypress, Sherman, filing an appeal within 30 Seneca, Old Post, days of issuance of the Gilbert, Orchard & New Boston final action. ERAC ap- $ peals, accompanied by a Sheridan Sandstone area 116.64/mo. $ 637 Sixth Street, Portsmouth $70 filing fee which the 259.74/mo. $285.12/mo. commission in its discre- tion may reduce if by affi-

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B8 Saturday, April 24, 2010 Portsmouth Daily Times NFL DRAFT

BengalsBy JOE KAY defensive add end missed Florida the "Right now, I'm just DE taking all Dunlapdle," Zimmer said. AP Sports Writer Southeastern Conference title that in as motivation and look- Dunlap had to convince the game following a drunken ing forward to my NFL career Bengals that he wouldn't be a CINCINNATI — Carlos driving arrest on Dec. 1. and proving everyone wrong." problem in Cincinnati, which Dunlap insisted he's learned Gainesville police found him Dunlap led the SEC with 9? repeatedly got burned by tak- from his costly DUI arrest. passed out behind the wheel at sacks in 2008 and blocked ing high-risk draft picks in the The Cincinnati Bengals an intersection, prompting the three kicks, including one dur- mid-2000s. believed him. school to suspend him. He was ing a 24-14 win over Okla- "That was the only incident The Bengals chose the reinstated three weeks later homa in the BCS title game. on my record," Dunlap said. defensive end from Florida in and had two sacks in a Sugar He had nine sacks last season, "Pretty much, I told them that the second round Friday, look- Bowl win over Cincinnati. when he started at left defen- was my first and last incident. ing to get another lineman who Dunlap pleaded no contest sive end. I learned from it. I apologized can rush the quarterback. to driving under the influence The Bengals won the AFC to everyone." They're aware this one must on Jan. 29, got a year's proba- North last season with a young The Bengals believed him. grow up before he can grow tion and 50 hours of communi- defense that finished fourth in "The people that we talked into a regular role with one of ty service. the league. One of its few to said the kid is a tremendous the league's emerging defens- The court case, his practice weaknesses was an inability to kid," Zimmer said. "He's a 3.0 es. habits and a penchant for eas- get much pressure on the quar- student. His Wonderlic test "He's going to know from ing up during games gave terback from the middle of the was off the charts high. And when he comes in here tomor- teams pause and had analysts line. Zimmer plans to use everyone we talked to said — row what kind of guy we want rating him as no better than a Dunlap at a tackle spot initial- 'this is a one-time shot, the kid in this program," defensive second-round pick. ly. made a mistake, he's not this coordinator Mike Zimmer "Hey, they're going to talk "One of the things I've type of guy at all.' So we real- Joe Rimkus Jr. I MCT said. "He'll know right off the about a lot of things," Dunlap talked about in the offseason it ly feel from the information Florida's Carlos Dunlap (8) celebrates after blocking a filed goal in the 2009 get-go." said, after going to Cincinnati getting more pressure on the we gathered — he made a mis- BCS National Championship game. Dunlap was picked by the Cincinnati Ben- The 6-foot-6, 277-pound with the 54th overall pick. quarterback from up the mid- take." gals in Friday’s second round of the NFL Draft.

how he was locking down one Florida — all with first names They took Bob Trumpy Damian Vaughn, Sean Brew- Haden side of the field and they didn't that begin with the letter "J," Gresham with one of their 12th-round er, Matt Schobel, Matt Sherry want to throw it that way at all, I said the past 24 hours have been picks as an expansion team in and Chase Coffman — before From Page B1 definitely started watching a whirlwind. He was at Radio From Page B1 1968 — not a bad start. They deciding to make Gresham a Haden said. him," he said. "I love the way he City Music Hall for the draft, tight ends because he could took Al Chandler out of Okla- first-round investment. Haden switched to wide nails receivers on the line. That's and while in New York he got a block as well as catch. homa in 1973. Dan Ross, a Although Gresham hasn't fol- receiver but found himself sit- what I want to do." chance to meet former NFL "It gives us more options second-round pick in 1979, lowed the Bengals closely, he ting behind Percy Harvin. That's Haden is expected to start as a greats Deion Sanders and Barry right out of the shoot at tight helped them reach their first understands the significance. one the coaches suggested cor- rookie, sliding into the second- Sanders. end," offensive coordinator Super Bowl two years later. He arrived on Friday with as nerback, a position Haden ary opposite corner Eric Wright, Haden said he connected with Bob Bratkowski said. "There Rodney Holman went to many expectations as any played as well as anyone in col- who sent his new teammate a Tennessee Eric Berry, who was hasn't been very many of Cincinnati in the third round tight end in team history. lege football the past two years. text message welcoming him to high on the Browns' draft board them to come out over the in 1982 and helped them "I'm OK with that," he said. The 21-year-old knows he the Browns. Cleveland needs a but was taken by Kansas City at past few years that you think reach their other Super Bowl "I just have to be me." still has a lot to master before ball-hawking back and depend- No. 5. are going to be really efficient in 1988, when they lost to The Bengals will give him he's ready to challenge NFL able corner to handle some of "I just love that dude," Haden in both areas." San Francisco again. a chance to win the starting wide receivers. the AFC North's top wideouts said. "He's just so nice. Me and The Bengals' history with They'd drafted only six job, although they caution "That's a big plus in my such as Chad Ochocinco, Hines him we get along real well. tight ends hasn't been inspir- tight ends in the previous 16 that Gresham could need game," he said. "I've only had Ward and Anquan Boldin. That's one of my really good ing lately. years — Marco Battaglia, some time to get up to speed. three years of experience. The Browns president Mike friends." ceiling is still so high for me as Holmgren believes Haden help Haden next would like to a corner. I have so much more I make an immediate impact. strike up a friendship with can learn, so much more I want "I really believe we hit a James. to learn." home run," Holmgren said. "I love his game and his per- Haden has begun studying "There has been a lot of specu- sonality," Haden said. "He's a New York Jets All-Pro defen- lation on what our approach to people person, making people sive back Darrelle Revis, con- the draft was, what we'd decide laugh on the sideline and having sidered the game's premier cov- to do and all that. This young a good time. I feel that's what I erage corner. guy was in our sights from a like to do. He doesn't take him- "I honestly didn't watch too while ago." self too seriously. He's a great much NFL football, but when I Haden, who has four younger player out there balling and hav- heard what Revis was doing and brothers — one currently ing a good time. That's what I enrolled and playing football at want to do."

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