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M oney questions> nrem ain After waiting two year'ears fo r funding, me]^nace(d towras_ Twin Falls officials are: wwailing to see ir ------Gongre9»-hB3-gtven-cnouj!ough-m oney-fof-«------l-Prcss------— new airpon terminal. Blowup paralrallels - C 6 ~ P a g e B I I f McCALL —- IHighly trained hot-shot)t " ■ Jl crcw s m oved intcinto two small backcouniiyy an'area l]alf the size of i!lhe state of Rhode M all faces wreckinang ball. j . tow ns M ondayf af\er. al raging central Idalio0 Island — und w on’t bumu m o u t until full, , wildfires forccdd residentsn to abandon theirir “It doesn’t get worsejrse than'ihis,” s'aid Fred Meyer Inc. wants’tits’to dem olish the i' homes. Vcm Schmidt, fire infoniformaiion officer for Blue Lakes Mall by nextxt summeri to pre* '■-.j People evacua:uatcd both Burgdorf Hot)t Payette National Forest,St. ' . p a rc .lo re p la c c li w ith one)ne o f its g ian t de* ■ Springs and See>ccesh Meadows after thele T housands m ore flrefig•cfighters were on the partm ent stores. 49.000-acre Corra)rral Fire continued bumingg lines of dozens of otherher relalively smaller P a a ^ B I j ' within six m iles:s vwest of Burgdorf and theIC blazes across lhe stute; in what w as nipidly 28.000-acrc,Blacilack'wcll Complex was onlyy becoming one of Idaho’iho’s worst fire sea- . ' / ■ M E ; . • * seven m iles south>jthw est o f Secesh. • ‘ sons. ' , , . Pushcdbyerrarratic.high winds, the fires:s . Mo.st residents, moved/crd dow n the key e.s- m ade a big runI Monday M afternoon in whai]i capc route to McCaJI,oJI, a b o u t 2 6 m ile s Judges m ay be hos]ospital-ized fire bos.scs descrscribed as “blowup condi-i- southwest, as flames fromfror bolh fires were tions." ■ wiihin a mile or two on eeither sidc..Othcrs, , . Converting an old hosp3spital into court* . Bul heavy smo:moke covered the area andd from Secesh moved furtfurther cast across a ' . rooms may be easier and cheaper thon o ffic ia ls said how ho> rauich the fires grewpV major' ridge td the townf/n ofi Warren, where remodeling the Cassiaa CountyC Court- would nol be kmknown until infrared pho-I- the only exit if ftames:s eeventually top the- house, orchitects say. lographs w ere takeaken 6arly today; • ridge is on a.rugged hand-ind-du^jecp trail, P a g e B 3 “ W e’re shootiniting at a moving target un-i- Gene Hardy, a Forestsl S(Scrvice engineer in d cr a sm oke screcirecn," Payette National For-:- his 60s. w as forccd to0 alabandon his forest ’ est spokesm an TecT ed D ailey said, cottage near Secesh as> the fire moved clos- ■ ■” Flic bcliaViipiiisl: pushing the fire's:s together t will creatc a sin-I- lion of a road when he watched the fire Showing the flag gle conflagrationon officials fear could con-1- blow Ihrough. sum c'm orc than1425.000 41 acres of limber — While the all American:an sport of base- _Ple.asa.dse s e e p Ir E 8 /A 2 . ball is halted. Dream Teaream II shows the rest of the world about AmericanAn basket-^ ^ _ ; ball. j P a g e D l [ i CUntto n says5 h e ’swi]Tiling Playing next doorr Pro football picks up speed as the Bgotiateit sh ifted course,, sijsignaling a willingness to X'co’nfusing bai%^rfliifi — r. - *'FretfT?bU8seaU78^^tifi I liospItaronedrfyliflerTjiTxb------deal with GOP lealeaders ta'secu re passage of* w as shot in the face. the measure. W on’t Idaho be suipriseiised if it turns our ' One of the keycey p o in ts o f contention in • the Air Forcc is telling thtthe UMth about a the bill — the ban bai on assault weapons — bombing range proposal?'ll? T oday’s edito- could b e m odifiedicd and still be acceptable to rial exam ines the possibilir•ilities. . ‘Ib uUgh old 1boy’ ... • the administration:ion, officials indicoted, al- P ftg e A S though C linlon1 hihas publicly insisted that1 thc4}an must remaimain in the bill, Aides said thathat Iho administration iss survivees h e ad w ound^ m ore likely to wiiwin Republican votes thann APptKM ' to convert manyy ofo the 58 Democrats who B y V irginia S. G aiber of Blue Lakakes Boulevard, voted against the1C bill1 laist w eek, and there- Pushing for passagege of a crim e bill,: R ate boost possiblelie today ■ T ? im es-N ew s w riter A bullett entered< above his nose, tra fore Clinton is softeningsof the harsh partisanr, President Clinton visiv is ite d a t t h e ’ Federal Reserve polic;licymakers may elled througligh his lef^ eye and exited ncncor ' tone of his remarnarks sincc the measure’ss White House Mondayiay'with two per* push interest rates highei;her today in Ihe. TWIN FALLS - A strayy bbullet struck his'left tem]mple. He was released Sundinday startling defeat lasllast T hursday. sons who lost familyilly m em bers In wake of a report showinj/ing the nation’s him h in Uie face w hile he exanxamined wild* from Magiigic Valley Regional Medic Jical ‘‘There shouldId be1 no more excuses, no° s h o o t i n g s . T h e y w'ere e re Janice Payne production rQse fo rth e 14Hth-eonsecutive-- - -fl- flowers in his garden Saturdairday, but-Fred—Ccntcr-aflprpr-losing only-his-leficyt—— ;— -rnorcuricksrno-mi-morc-delaysrandno-morc- ^ o f N e w O H e a p s , c esnter, n t( arid Steven ■; month. Roussethi,R 87, w as sitting in a chair un- “It wasri’ili’t really a bad eye, at that,al, it discussion aboutoul whether this bill is a P a g e C 2 der d his backyard shade treec theth next d ay, w as ju st aI little li out o f focus." Roiissci■scau. D em ocratic billI o rji Republican bill .or-a3 Sposato of San Franca n c is c o . “ I c a n h a rd ly b e lie v ee it myself,” said. “I’ve'c lived long enough for• mytr Clinton bill.” thelie president| said in o Rosee 'rio u s lobbying against1 the assault’weapons Rousseau said Monday. “1 got| shot in eyes.to,go0 out' o f fucus, and now loilong Garden event to0 drumc up support for the6 ban.- the middle of the aftemoon,ion, they took enough'to losc.onc.”lc crimc package. “1“ 1 don’t know w hen I willI While House chicf of sstaff Leon Panctta out my eye that night, ond11 11 cam e hom e ■ L t. Jim Kistler K said police investigtiga- cycr be able lo get it across lo people here6 soid on NBC’s "Today”ly” program that the . “ torS'havc^cnot-detennin^-wljere-the-bii -bul------tharwhat^we do0 h here is not about us; il iss administration wos readj;ady m deal. “Look; Independence at la!iT s t:^ ^ — R ousseau was in his gardeirden at 621 S. let came frorom or what kind of gun firedfin about the rest of America.”Ai again, we are willing5 to work with both President Clinton sigrigns legislat^g.it . Locust L St. Saturday when he thought he it. But Kististlcr said he thinks the shoeloot- Lasl week’s dcfwells! Water Kesources“ics“5pokesm nn“D ick 'L arsen1------" According-to-A&BMarManagerVirgil'Tcm-'------eight weeks rem aining inn tlthis session. T h e notictice from Waler Resources:es also said in a telephoneme interview. pie, newer wells have: diidiminished his dis- P a g o A B RUr i PER T - Form al writtenn ntnotices have sm tes that A & B is seeking to have thetie East- ‘'T he potentialII is i5 there,” he said, adding{ trict’s groundwater supplipplics - and lowered :en mailed to three out,ofjf everyc four ern Snaker RiverI Plain Aquifer desigi that shutting offof junior groundwaterr the w ater table by as muc!nuch as 40 feet since 'oundwotcr pumpers in southeriiem and east- as o groundndwater management area,1, I f the pum pers w ould1 be Water Resources' laslI 1959. The company haslas a water right for n Idoho, woming that the: heholder o f an designationin is granted, users of the aq L o i . 1,100 cubic feet per seco:econd. but 40 of the gulated - perhaps even shut ' oldeider permit has made a “prioriiiority call" for “ ‘I' I’' utolT- -we-d lilie to resolvete! this informally and1 company’s 177 wells arearc not pumping al by state watiater m anagers, ater. that’s agreeable” to A&B. —Long pursuit endsIs , y’s’riotice to junior ptimimpers J"'* somettog til. . full capacity. T em ple said,mid. On Monday, the Idaho Depilepartmen. of Agents end nearly two0 ddecadcs of pur- °I iiat A&B is not seeking to shut would qvoid the need forr About 2,500 groundwatIwater permits in Ida-^ 'ater Resources sent out nearly»pi.< T r.rt stresses tna suit, capturing Carlos thehe .Jacko!, the in- ariy 7^00 no- downOieir]r pumps this year. However,-er, “di* public hearings an'and all the evidence to be: ho are older than A&B’tB ’s permit. Larsen famous terrorist, in SuiSudan. He was ‘'«s:es - warning that the A&B&B ImEOt.on^ id use of water under yotirir \w aler . given.” said. turned o ver to France. Distiistrict of Rupert, with a priornonvdatcor nBhlmayb.be subject to future curtailmilment," If A&B’s water;er woes can't l>e solved in- A& B provides w aterT fofor 62,604 acres of P a g e A 7 : Sept.:pt. 9, 1948, is in line ahead o f Uiem. tjjg notice warned.w formally, “thenn iall 7.200 groundwaterr c ro p la n d o n th e no rthh siside of the Snake — . ThThe district hos^eornplaincdjhj that water m ___rThere_wiwill be no shut-offs this yeaiear, but pumpers arc potei)tential participants in the; River, near Rupert.

iSecOonTA " S e « I b n 'C ------IVM arshal]U lslan dis-offer:to p r o v^ d e jiu ccleai^duiin ip ^ ^ W e a th e r ...... 2r F ocu)CUS...... 1 N a tio n ...... 3-6 Busifjsl'ness...... 2-4 ' Tboi16 Assocutod Press ...... tive. fromfn the explosions, w hich incincluded tho whether strictnet international environmi ■ »l/rotar. first hydrcIrogen bomb blast. economic andand technical requirementsS could' ■ • W orld...... ;..7. 9 Comi3 m lc s ...... 5 BRISBANE, Australia— Therh e M arshall Is-; B ut Pre‘resident Amoto Kabuo iss vwilling, to be met. An exiexact site h as not yet been chchosen. O p in io n ...... 6 Idaht ids w ere ravaged by U.S, nuclased fore•est jet irea-for executive^ ------— WASHINGTGN-(AP>P)^.f:or_:4on,' D;C“ arei -The Accu-Weatlather® fo r e c ^ tf o rr noon,_Tuesday;Augr caggeralcd transport for the oflice o f the for- sessiiion^' . est. Scrvice officials exaj me to map mer secretary.” , the need for o jet oirplani m - \ hen-Secre- The ForestI ServiceSe “asserted il - ■ r c 3 forest fires in 1991 so the 408 508 60s. 70s Bpsps 90s 100s 110s W A S H I N G3TON ! (AP) — Senate -1 0 s -OsI 0 8 1 0 s 2 0 s 3 0 s 41 . iary o f Agriculture Edwai/ard Modi- was acting on,n theil instructions of le dday. , | ^ ■ Majority Lead:adcr George M itchell Bands separata highh temperature\< zones for the gan woiild have one forr cexecutive foiincr senioror (department offi- V ihreaicncd toI kikeep the Senate work- in-the aircraft forthe business travel, a g tfv cmmmcni i au- cials to obtain- tl \ ■ ing 24 hourss ia day starting today D ;C , area and justi- d it sa y s. -/ Washington D;C f unless Rcpubliiblicans allow voting to ,__^The Forest Servicc. ata the di- fy^he need forbr thel airplane based [ begin on his swsweeping hcallh reform - •- rcction of Agriculture■c Depaft- on mission neineeds," the report p la n . ' y ^ s ) / ' ment officials, spent S2.‘2.4 million said. , r ‘i f there is1 g(going to be delay, then to refurbish the plalane, the A spokespcrsjcrson for the Agri- r ■ I ^ B I m the senators wlwho arc going to, delay . USDA’s inspector genen:ral said in culture Departrairtment said Monday will simply haveha' to be here-around ivailablc to comment. the audit obtained Molonday by no one was avail the clock.” MiMitchcll ‘Sud Monday The Associated Press. 'The ser- James R. Ebbitt,Ebl assistant in- ^ af\cr six days's o« f talk and no action vicc is an agency of USD5DA. spcctor general,rral, said the Jef now - on the 1,443-pi-page bill he introduced The iwin-engine, eigh5ht-passen- based in Idahoiho can be used for A u g . 3. ger aircraft, with a topp cruising odministrolive/e purposesp when not Sen; Bob) Packwood,F R-Orc., speed of 500 mph and a range of mapping fires,•3. c o m p l a i n e dd that M itchell'had 1,500 to 1,700 miles wovould have But he wrote’ote in the audit that lat senators “would not $1 million "bccausc of the nature of the oc- nd they could say what cost taxpayers nearly $ 1 ______bfijushci_a«l4 ' —u n n u a l l ^ i ^ o p e r a tin g costs, c the . quisition of■ thethi Sabrcliner-.air- - - - th e y w o n te di oion the most-important audit said: craft, (the) Fore•orest Scrvice should bill we’ve seen;en in a quarter of a cen- ■ Madigan, a former RcRepublican ‘establish strictict controlsi over any tu ty .” N congressman from Illirlinois who administrativeJC u s e ." • Republicansns denied they were fil- ' served in PresidcnfBusIish’s Cabi- The originalnal'USDA study at- ibustcring thle'bill e Mitchell and the net, nevcdiist^ the- plailone and it tempting to justifyjust the plane soid FRONTS: W hite Housec >want to push through later was assi^ed to a1 ifirc-fight- two new aircral•craft were needed to this’month. TlThe health debate has ing mission based in Bo coikUiIobi ^ (Ugh icm'pcnitui round up.-abser fires. ring to the mfi Accu-Wolhcf «forecui fotiU] Allonu 87 74.52:; Twin Fails :hat if the Republicans Hc said tha “I never got in it. 1 nnever saw IR, said, “Groniranted these are iden- Boston 77 63.6 3 .0 1 M axM ow a vote by Tuesday •. it,” the former secretary;y said. tified os IR'oircoircraft. however, ihe ' C hicago 77 55 , Min Pep did not allowan . amendment .by Sen...... - Yostonjay -9i e ------Thcinspectorgencraral’s report - one based hereere will not fly IR out _ Dallas 87 68 5 8 .....• - -cvcning.on an• Dodd, D-Conn., “then ..... Last yoar 95 e6 3 ..... Christopher D said. “Forest Servicee officials of here. Thesecse (aircraft)-will be be n v o r______91 59 ------Noemal------,------90_£ _ S l______th e -S e n a te w ill overstatea aircrai\ missission needs cxSMUtlve-xport30rr(sic)r-Thc-tw<^are ------D os Molnos 77 51 ..... S unsol today 8:38 p.n creafter, through the |CooorOAJon«|79- | J.m.- , s e s s i o n t h c r i ... iiTordcr to have a Sabibrclinerjct identified ass IRII for justification De'iroil 76 53 ..... Sunriso tomorrow 6:4' ■ough the night.” Dodd’s ;:47 a.m . e v e n in g , th ro u aircraft available in thec Woshing-,. purposes." ___ MONT___ Honotuiu 91 76'® ...... Lunar phaso; Firsl < would bolster coverage WASH ! • - -Houston ------101 76 I quarter amendment w ...... -Aug. 14; full Aug.-2 t women and children. * L Indianapolis . 79 62 ..... quarter Aug. 29: nov.-21: lost for pregnant w | lowI»Io o U ^ ~ ® J K an sa s City 62 49 low Sept. Las Vogas 111 83 ',,,,. Idaho t-OsAngoIos 98 77 iS :____ - • - Memphis 84 676 7 ...... Max W Fires ; Min Pep Miami Booch 89 81 ...... Bolso 94 £ I from Al dousing (J the more than 100lO structures the fires and1 MM' c C a ll. Milwaukoo 76 S 59 ...... Burtor 93 i ...... Continued fn s you how much danger with u waler, and the hot-sl•shol crews Fircfight^TS have1 worked over the A J H Minneapolis 76 5 50 5 ...... FaM oM BS . I 4 8 "I* s h o w s y were prepared to buin oui)ut the area past two day'siy’s to prcporc homes in Now Ofloans 95 76 ...... Gooding 94 ( iters put themselves in,” u I 60 ..... ‘ firefighter s if the fire the area forr theth fire. All hod been • NowYoiic ' 76 65g , ...... Hagormon 99 ! makes you realize some around a: both communities I 5 7 ..... ‘ he said. “It m -r. saturated wilh/ilh woter and then lay- , OkJahom oCily 87 61 ...... Idaho Falls m jan’tdoalotabout." makes n a final run on cither. 1 m ..... things you can thick fire-retardant foam, VYO ^ ~ O m q h o 80 51 ••••• joromo 91 ( lg warning was in effect Both blazes were so eterratic thal ered with a thic I 6 2 ..... A red flag es had a brief scare Sun* Phoenix 108 86 ...... Lovtfislon 88 i ures pushed toward triple more n than 1,000 squarerc miles of Fire bosses t ) 6 5 ..... as temperature I Tvirtfi F a n r I a r B Pittsburgh 72 53 ...... M alad . 96 ! lifeh-country winds gust- backcountry b cast o f U.S. 9:95 between day when som«om e members of a group 5 5 1 ..... digits and hig Portland, Mo. 73 58f ? ...... Maila " 91 i > miles an hour. Burning -McCall -N and the main Sainilmon River of 540 relaliviilive inexperienced fire- I 5 4 ..... cd up to 35 n many of them Army per------—-1^:^ ------y e y - rr-: A Portland, Oro. 82 575 7 ...... McCall ■ 84 1 ;re_bcing_drivcn_a_half has h been closed to public aaccess. . fighters — mat ------9 9 -5 9 > 50 ..... _cmbcrs_w.ctc S ^ a ~ R i n o I f ...... PocaiSiT ^0'^ d of the fronts of both Fire bosses could do littleli to at- • sonnel — weiwere briefly coughrbc^—:— St. Louis 80 58 i f t ..... mile ahead c ...... Salm on 98 t)tack the fiames beyond potounding the tween the twoNO movingi blazes. ^ SailUkoCity 100 68 ...... Slanloy 83_\ “ ..... fires. /c worried about is that hottest h spots — mostly onm the north- The crews/s hodh been put on whot 2 t _ s w _ S - ^ £ 2 L — 22SI2-Sy Son Francisco ■ 82 56^ ...... SunValloy 88 " W h a t w c 3ught was a relative cool eilM'ui.'VMC \-ll... ridge formation is noith- em c and eastern fronts —- wilh' retar- ofiicials ihougl M 4uacMM ^TMi evnuMtf th e m a in ... ri« f wc get 35 mile-an-hour dant d from air tankers andI vwater from portion of thethe fire line in order to s o u th a n d i f v 5. The,more breok them inin, , _____ Cam as Prsiiio andd W o o d R iv er Volley: it gets squirrclly coming bucket-toting b helicopters, west winds it iust a training excrcisc,” 'orecasts_____ y today and Wednesday. Clear j Igcs,” Schmidt said. than t 2,400 firefighters anind soldiers ' “It was just Foi Sunny and breezy to ir at night. o v e r th e rid g e “ H ighs both days in thihe e iSOsrfcowrin the40s.— Iters stationed at both committed c to the blazes-c-concentrat- said spokesw:swomai} Heidi Bigler- T w in FtU s, B urley, RRu] upen, Jerom e s o d Gooding: ^ ^ Fircfighte • Extended forecait:tt: S o u th em Idaho - Tltursday and Secesh continued ed e on securing break lineies between Cole. Today and Wcdncsda;sday sunny days and clear at r ,, ® ■ S a tu rd ay fair. L o w/s s i:in the 40s eas^and 45 loiVsTcS 5 Burgdorfan Breezy todny.,Highs 85 to 90. Lows tonight in thee » upfKr H ighs in the 80s ondd thth. e lb w c r 90s. 40s to the rnid-50s. WestVest w inds 15 to 25 m ph today‘■>',^5 NonhemUmiOKlNid N evada: ultraviolet exposure inde,ndex forecast for today is 7. a mny today. A slight chance o f al . a hiBh_ Ulah - Mostly sunn> afternoon exposure level, erstorms. Mainly mountains, t- vives----- a n d evening tTiunderst , Highs in kJU .1. > th e upper SOs to near:ar 100.1 U jw s 55-65. Wcdncsda day partly . ucks, rabbits he said, cloudy. A few afternoonoon show ers and thunderstorm 1 f r o m A I 1house. Gophers, rockchuc TOs. H ighs C o n t in u e d fr lyon a popu- Rousseauu ^^s s oIm missing the ends -in tho 90s. The ultiaviraviolct indcx forccast-for-toda; ccidcntal and thinks the; ' and doves make the cany lay_is.lf..a_. ta id . o f tw o f in gjcrs e rs from a work accident ■ high exposure level. c from the canyon. ' lar shooting gallery, hc sai Viostly sunny today. Highs in tic bullet that in th e'60s. ^Iko County - Mos n Ihc 90s. b u lle t p r a cliad fl made no arrests byf He’s nol sure %yhcrc the 5 Tonight fair. Lows in ithe mid-40s to mid-50s. Wc but thinks it “Fred’s a tought old boy,”, said 64; chenonopods, stinging Vcdnesday Police hocrtcmoon but will continueJ ' struck him came from bi .m ostly sunny. H ighsIS in Ihe 90s. >ping canyon' W illiam DeW)eW all, who heard of his . nettle':le'; m oderate Monday aftci'Otc the incident fully, hc» ' iravcllcd up over the slopi to invcstigou ' w all. former neighbghbor’s injury and paid a Cooftoty Aammg and ABorpy/oMtiaho ol afraid to go visirMonday.lay. Weatlither summaryT said. g any firearms wilhin the; “But I wouldn’t be af ly lowered temperatures over i tiad business “I alwaysys say you just as well Cooler air'greatly I r^chof :,ShMi|.gas is illegal. Rousseau’ss ^down there today if I ha cpt for the southeast. Only slight lown there, i lough as ciy,”ty,” said Rousseau, fingcr- Idaho Monday except: ,hi coo lin g <="y ' " " " S ' . there imd a way to ger do isidc the limits, which foi- idage that still.covcrs part ■ had occurred there: as a low^‘pressure irough hadad not en. home is insid . think it’s safer down thenere now than ing the bandaj ■ast canyon rim at that P- tercd the area yet. low the cas it’s been in two years," heh' said with" of his face, M orning:g: Saturn, Mars . S k iesw e re g cn e rarally ll; sunny except in the southe J Assistant City Engineer iicast high- point, said / ;a laijgh. The canyon bass been1 pretty “1 shouldn’idn’t be so ugly now, with r ____lands.where-Mnladjct Lic^ncdjclaudy. skies, Thundcj [lis.^ThaLscction.ofahc-l ace-covered-up.-^os-l-was ------— -^-^Eveningi-'^A ^nuSrJupiter- Imhowcn,. Roa Maihis ^ qulet~siiTC(rSiiiidJy, lie saia id :— ------half-my-face- ...... • w ere cxpcctcd ih crc," nterior is outside city lim- Because Rousseau stillst has his last week, W in ^ w ere generalerally light and shifted from theho souther- c a n y o n ’s inlc ; sa id . . better eye, the accident willw: not kcdj) “Don’t youyo think Tm prettier • ly quadrants to the w esta w ith th e passage o f the troin.t.Sh. its. Mathis sa IU said hc has oflen heardtl him from making the hihunting ond now?" he aask- s k e d b neighbor girl who ■ The highest tempenperoture in the smtc Monday wasw: 99 de- Rousseau : 1. Stanley reported the lowest * ; nearby canyon during his's' pocket-knives that haviive been his came to pla]slay-in the shade of his grees at Hagerman. S I a t 36 de- •. g u n s in th e n' m c k grees. irs in the South Locust^ hobby since he retired 2222 years ago, trees. Ige lands: extrein e natitfn Monday, the highest i three years Public rang Elsewhere in the m it tcm pera- TceS at Dcillh-VBlley.-Golif.-^ m e ------ture-was-124 - degree: :-Wisdom.— ______------—Public^ores•est lands;'extrem • low est tem perature ot 35. degre late newt and , and Sunday S4.054.00 per week: daily only I M ont.. reported th e lo ' irecs. ^ p.m. weekday*, To report la Circulation m ons results after 5:30 andI oon weekendir S3.50 per week;:ek; Sunday only $2.50 per Wilson, circulalion dirccior eall 733-0931. Sweek. Out o fsta*tate u ntes; daily and Sunday Tropical ststorm, cold fronnt bring h e a v y rsrains to Southlaa n d ' ■ Allen laiionwii phone Ilnet are open be- SSiH).nrrWw.k:d3 C itcuiwi»nd-10 B.m.-ofltyrlfTOu do not rc— ' o v e r parts orAlolSflnfl'ilnflTnontTcnrFloridjrnndGeoTs /raverfising Tbo A s s o d s te d P r e u n jia :------=------twecn-?»n

6 tSo've rates. A $15.00 charge itretchfng from EI Paso, Texas The told front stret ts toflbrth-- cciveyourparea: Peter York. *dvertiting direiTKW will be levied for*for all renimed checks. A tropical slorm ham:lammcrlng the G ulf Coast andid i a cold e m G e o ^ ii and ov/cr e r t10 Caj>c H atteras. N .C .. pushished south- -fbr your ar«e-Wendell'Cooding-Hagerman ir you w ith to placc on adadvertisement. front extending acrossOSS the South mode for unplcipleasant ward. It brought coolc» lc r t c m ^ t u r e s . show ers and,d thunder- 5^-^535 call 733-0931. Clattified aiad t, eall 733- {nfonnatic w eaiher on M onday, willwilh heavy rainhlll.'flooding feafcara and .storm s across m uchh ofofthe South. >'-Rupert*Paul-Oak1ey- 0931 Monday ih ro u ^ Fridayay from 7 a.m. iheTim es-N•News ev (UPS 631-080) is pub- t ending at noon MDT. 2.07. .i L Burley-R until 3 p Jn. and Saturdays frocrom 7 a.m. until lithed daily at J32ThtrdSl.I W.. Twin record lows. In the six-hours cr 1 m ch es o f 678-2552552 la City in rain fell at'FayettevillivilIe,.N.C.. .72 at Charlotte. N.< Cutlefonl 10 a.m. Inrormation on displa)Uyad*i*Bvail- Fall*. Idaho.. 83301.83 by Magic Valley Tropical Storm BerylTyl w as centered n e ar Panam a ( ^ .C .. .65 at Duh1-C*i oe. Second-clas* p o f ta s ^ id winds of Anderson, S.C,, .5353 int Lubbock, Texas nnd Tol 648 - able weekdays only. the Florida Panhandle,le, \ w ilh m axim um sustained wii 'ollahassee, 543-4648Rogetsofi-nolliiter. . - by The Times-News. Offiriar 50 m ph. ^ • Fla. ■ — Filcr.Rot city and countyty newspapernc purruanl to Sec- ht record cold to parts of the Pla 375 SubKt^>daor«tn ■ A tropical storm warn•aming w as po sted fo r about 300JOO miles The front brought n •loins. 326-5373Falls and all olher w eu Home delivery: daily and1 SSunday. S3.00 tion 6C-I08 oftheifthe Idaho Code. Thursday i* «kc its record low for the dai of Florida’s Gulf Coasttast from Fort Walton Beach1 totc Yan- Kansas City broke 9 3 1 _ J ______per week; daily. S2.35 per wweek; Simd«y. hereby designate*lated as the day o f Ihe week rcc8..T he.previous low o f 50_w kceiown. The biggestt fcfear w as ta in a n d coastol.flooc!ooding in reading of 49. degrees ______i£ 0 0 per week.' M airiuw cnpnpliont must t e ' m which l e ^kl noticesno< will be published, o f 55 in Jackson, Ky.. broke a r. pleaie send change of ad- the same area batteredred.by Tropical-Storm-Alben>crio last 1992. The reading of a rec o rd o f N ew s ' paid in.advance and are ayavailable only Portmuter. pf ^ m a h a . N e b ., d ro p p ed to 51 >: P.O. Box 548, Twin Fall*. month. Florida Gov,’, LLawton Chiles declared aI statest of 57 set in 1991; Omi 1 d e g re e s. Walwonb, moittging editor wher6 carrier delivery is notibt maiotSocd. ' dreu form to: P.< if 52 set in 1992; Springfield. W iday. $3.50 per ld»ho 83303. ____ _ cmergencyjuid finah flo

_ T h eT inim es^few s ’ nialKo n i W- H ra OVIES SAWWTOOTH C PJMMUNITY / RV ^ WEATh SI MO SPORTS^ LOTTERl HER ^ ,, MOVEUSTtNCJtN D P { ^ " p*o.«couia«HiCH5oj22j. **" LOCALFOftECA I For Ca l e n d a r am Call 1 Sw. •mtMACKVAUFf ^ * * V: - REPORT C^|.ocALJijAao>oT£vom • • » - M iT ' '------Inform^nation Mof«Ur j'prcssp . F 24 HiHours 11!^ ^ 5 ■ 'i S u , , 7 ' 2 TteTimaKiMNewni iTheTim __TheTbTimeaNiTOl ._1 Tbeljm eftN nvsL jj iThelmisNewi . . . ► • ■ ------' r ~.— :— ^ ^ — I '■*' ■ ___ L ___L J ______' . Toosdny. Augtigust16,1994 Timos^News.. TwTwin Falls.- Idaho A-3 ■ ■ ■ ? ■ ' ' Nh atio n -^ ,, I Simipsoh laawyers ^ tild turnt i^ebaltte into n a s ^iiuel LOS ANGELELES (AP) — The Ienge(iged'about .their credentials,5. T hey matches Simpson’s.r s -debate o v e r D N A\ cevidence in the O.J. justt raisedra it tb a higher level." •- . If Ihe bloodd doesn't( match, K nH Si.mpson murderT casec could involve , In In aa New York co.se involving:gajan- -Simpson's team willwil probably argue H 3 | experts dueling ovcaver whether the odds ilorr accuscdac of murdering a prejreg n a n t th a t s o m e b o d y othonjom. ■ . comn:mment. NeuTcld declined td talk odds of such a matchitch. ■ ■ ’ T h o se tactieii include inc sharp attacks aboutjut their strslcgiu. * ' ‘ ------T -h e -d iirp u te -wwill-comc-dox\*n-to ill ------on witnesses’ crederdentials and integrity. In In the1 Simpson case, prosecucutors’ experts feuding: overov statistics and ' In o n e o f th e ir Ibc£t-known cases, mostly)stly circumstantial case will proba-p arithmetic, B arry C . S c h c ckI 'a'ai n d 'P e tc r J. N cufeia b ly' hinge hii on scientific evidence,c, since In acourutwmI figfight'over DNA evi­ accuscd John Hickicks, the former head there:re arc no known eyewitnesssses .10 dence. the expens’ls’ credibility< is con- of the FBI crimefuTlab, of trying to ihcJui: June 12 slabbings of Nicolc BBrown sidered vital. It is nnot a fight for the destroy evidencee ini aii* O h io m u rd e r SimTipson. ps 35, and Ronald ColdIdman, faint of heart. ------case involving a He Hel[s Angel eventual-. 25. Simon Ford, a resresearcher wlio runs Iyconvictedofwea■'eapons violations. Prosccuiorsr-M Pro arcia Clarkrk and a Laguna Beach consultingcot firm thal • T h e tw o N e wV York ^ lawyers sug- Williiilliam Hodg’mtin also hovee their works primarily wiwith defense anor- gested the prosecieculion's expert wil- cxpenTens: Deputy District Altomryry Ljsa neys, became soI feited up lhat he quil '"r-v.r5rH 5r5!^S nesses had shadedied tlfeir testimony lo Kahn.ihn. who won the fir.st DNAA case going lo coun. get federal grunl.s. , e v:r e r fought f in Los Angeles Cpimpurity. In o n e c a se , thhe e IBritish-born Ford And in a motionan for a new trial, they andd Alameda / Counly prosejepiitor — who al the limeie wasv trying to gel a ■: Apphow • contlyk’s in c lu J in e |i classic.'fineno china and • The House and Senate hadlad voted did long wtwoits for help, threere members.n Congress four ippoini do. But privately,resignation was too Houseuse and Treasury officials. unanimously for the legislationmseparot- si Congressional investigators in found The'he unanimous votes in Con^ urvive. Altr\ltm an, vaeationing at his raniinch in porcflaln pluplus whimsical ; ' drumbeat for hi;: rc i;l,ty sets. Add lo ■ ing the S32S billion programI frpk-B etter-^— Fe^el-Better~ — - the historic legislation thal crealrcated the'“ the whole range: crerf problems. Among dctachijchmcnt from HHS no-later 33=pg3T~| agency. • ' its k e y provisions:ns: n e xlM t M a r c h 3 I . “Wc are sirengthcning those>se things ’ > Disability papayments to an esti- ClinHinlon credited Sen. Da which Social Securiiy ought to doi and mated 250,000 drdrug users and alco- Patrickrick Moynihan. D-N.Y., chair taking precautions to make sureire it docs holies will sunt g'going to responsible of thehe Senate! Finance Committee not do things which it ought notlot toi do." third panics, andd benefitst will be Iim- rccognjgnizmg 11 years ago thai S< for C linton said. iled to three yearsors. The crackdown is Securi:urity needed independence,Social The new law is.iptcndedI to build expected to rcduccucc payments by $808 thankeiiked him for his "persistence H e public confiden'ce in thee S^ o c f a l m iH ion o v e r five y e ars. ■ guidanidance." ' • Security Administration and fortifyfor its • Presidents willwi appoint commis- Moyloynihan returned'ihe favor, leadership after two decad:ades of sioners to six-ye■year term s-and they , ,ihg Clinton’sCli suppon for the billr, soy- upheaval and declining services.cs. won't be remonovable except, pn key' toto ils unanimous passage,ill w as 1 . Dlfncult years lie aheadI as well, grounds of wronj3ngdoing. In the-past couldild nol have been done witl W ith the ogin g o f th e hu g e B abyiby-Boom commissioners5 hhave been political you,I, ssi ir ," M o y n ih a n to ld Ihe ilh pi o u t generation, the notional rctiremement sys- appointees who) lastIt only as long as dent,it. wv ho is fin d in g C o n g r e s spresi- 1 ^ I I tem is expcctcd to run out of moneymoi by iheir White Houseise patrons. siderab:rably less receptive lo his htcon* ■■■hlH 2 02 9 un le ss ch an g es ore m ade.i. • T h e S o c ia l S(Security agency will andcriicrime initiatives. • health tA l THtf-TEBT Department; Buyilit! Call 733-0!0931 Sell it! to know aboumt ___ ! f o

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C ongress w ould ofTer'ered lo the Clinton bill —- a seemingly innocuous. I ' have a lot1< b f work to do to j)a ^ a Aboard were sevenn AI llied d iv i- the koy porports of Marsoilio ond Toulon wilhin is a health reform bill chanangc by Sen. Christopherr 3.J. Dodd, D-Cdiin., that f everyone agreed. Thcy don’ sions — three U.S. (VI'/I i U.S. Corps) 10 days ani toblo 1 even ife on’t. . , w o>uld u expand insurance co%coverage for'pregnant 23 ■ : .Insiealead, debate proceeds at a s and four Frcnch (11 Frcnch Frc Corps) pushed ner a snail's pace in the', won>men and children two yearsye, earlier than the Senate,:, tior one knows when it willvill start in the House, Mite ...... — .organized as ilic 7ih.7lh.Arm y. The .to Lyon,'wh fl. tchell bill. , V‘ : and newew plans and coalitiotis keepcep popping up every Re Americans hod sailedd fifrom Naples noAmoriuricans- P a ris . y [Republicans instantly react<:actcd. Senate Minority nmy : Hny ------^—L «atadeF-Bob-Dole-SQid-Denu>i ------= ond-Jhc-Frcnch from-Nc-North-Africa;------lobtTlhTAlpine' AIn 'Avigijqn ^ .O i g r njDcrots-wcrc-trying-to ------igna. “ T hcsicse kinds of changesiarere difflcult-but< they forcc‘ce Republicans into the po Among the warships wenvcre lhc battle- pas5„sa„aind ■ I position of being anti-. ships Nevada. Texas amand^Alabama, I alw ayss haveh been,” President Clinicinlon sajd Monday. pregegnant women and anti>cti'Children. Sen. Bob north • • / X I But is which had bomba;b a rd c d is there tim e this year? Packckw ood, R-O re., quoted UlysUlysses S. Grant vowing anco's i Y „ ^ : Congnigress is scheduled to quit for ___Normandy coast.ovcM'T.two months for Uie year on Oct. 7, to dcdefend the line “ if it takes} all sum m er." twrdor, 'S___-r • givingJ lawmakers1; who arc up) fcfor re-election one . “V earlier when northern■nFrancchad 1 I” '""'”" SPAIN, ‘W e’re prepared to equaqual Genera! Grant,” firs t b e e n , ______i m onthI backb£ hom e to campaign. Packckw ood said. . ★ :★ invaded on Ute— • A nd1 whilew both chambers havec putp off dicir August Re•Republicans would nott allowa) a vote on the recesses: D-Day. — ^ es so far, more time will bee Iclost if they decide to amicndment. er So, the debate drordrones on with, little pur- T h a O . S . June 6. ■ - I few days before Labor DayDa to be with their pose.se. — First A irtxm o Task C annes ' i fam ilies!cs and constituents. - atW ar T h e ^ Form Orop am o It’s t ’ hard io picture howV ththe vague, repetitive invasion of ' ” ------^ t Alrbomo • As for the voters,•C^inton’s supporterssu had said debabate will ever progress to ithe major issues — iskForco rcpeatedl r\cnl.\flfWc»ldWitlt s . o u t h e r n Commjtnao S N edly — wishful thinking perhapspet — that once • whetether employers will haveive to pay for workers’ •Rosio' France, the 'Bluo lino'^ , -or debates began, Americansans would tunc in and in^ururance. whether taxes willill b be raised, w hat l)cnc-,' :★ I ^ Frejus sccond D- ^ becomle e involved.i But a recent NexNewsweek poll found fitsI vwill be required. Day. had been a controvroversial plan. ! tw o outut of three Americans thinkink Congress should MivUd-aftemoon Monday, a^fnrfruslnilcd'Scn. Donald”' British Prime Ministeister'Winston | w ait untilntil next year to pass a health*llh*reform bill. Riegl:gle, D-Mich., said it was5 timetir for a vote. "Let’s • Churchill had not wantented 10 divert | V ^ K S B H 3rd.,45th 4 and Suchftl findings lend credcncc to0 Republican'rcmarksR . notji: just talk about it endlesslysly hour after hour, day ^ forces from Italy to op(open another , 36tl5th U.S. that Amcm ericans don’t want the healicalth-reform bills the after;r day,” h e pleaded, Infnfantry ; Democra ■ front.~Howcvcr. Prcsidcrdent Franklin 1 :ratic leadership is ofTcring.i- Inn the House, Democraticic leaders]< have put off. 0\v\al link right now public opinic D. Roosevelt and Gen.n. D w ight D. Frenchc h Arm y V inion in America has ^cbai)ate on health reform indefini:finitely, awaiting finan- CommahilQ ^ Tongly coalesced around thehc i d ^ that we proba- cial1 tanalyses from the Congress ^ Eisenhower w ere commilimilled.lo mak- , ’Romeo'^ « [ressional Budget Office. ing Francc the dccisivcvc theater. A i . bly oughtght to do our hom cw orkil h'lth'ltlc more before wc on HHouse Majority Leader RichardRid Gephardt's bill drive from the south1 offeredo the 1 take thisIlis im p o rtan t test; that wkve c arc probably not and[others. o chancc lo catch the Gerje rm a n s in a ready,”" Sen. Phil Gramm, R-Tcxuc'xas, said at a press Me/Ieanwhile..many lawmakerscers say the real issue is - massive pincer mdvem'ement as the' confcrcncencc M onday. - ' . ' n o fCCEO but votes. The Senateate stands in the way of Allies broke out of Nonnainandy. - Behindind the scenes, two separaterate coalitions in the rouncnding up those House votesotes, since, some repre- As U.S. strength ma Ihe I ^ H b K — one bipartisan, and onene Republican1 — are sentaitatives have made it clear■ thethey w ant the Senate lo senior partner in the lg on compromise plans. A bipartisan House volee 1first on the key elementss oof f reform . ■ C om mla an n d o s group Iasilast week introduced its altememative. Evi Washington's views prcv an d Ran(an g o rs iven if bills were passed in each chamber, thcy In Ju ly O p e ra tio n **An\ ■USB II fall:ills to the leadership to0 tbring wandering wquliuld then have to go to aI conferenceco com m ittee . . IH M i l/i'^/li ll Dcmocral renamed “DraKoon") waswa set. The ;rjts promptly back into lhcIC ftfold. But that’s just whicIich would resolve the diffeifferences between the______Wrnrj rCnsHma----- , Oh(i pr6b~T British, however, did1 ncnot provide „ i, ___ 5b1em of many.------;— ~ tw oi-charhbcrs’ c approaches. ------any-ground-ir pushed i un I ■ Their forces would stayay in Italy to '’5’™”nbardnient. Resistance was ttliiTKhone valley'startingng Aug. 21. assault the Gothic linec Ulater in the d by ' the end of the day. 1These three U.S. units wetfcrc veterans ------94,000-troop The invasion startedled with the ' The nextXI day.'lhe Allies moved their | men were thankful'ul that this paratroopers of the 1st Airborne ofl the bea,eachhcad toward Toulon invasion } was nothing likckc the fight. ,^2 . Task Forcc landing bchimiind Ihe coast Marseseilles lo the west and ing ' in Italy. Tlie Gennansns started to H VI ,a n n eE R F UIRNITI aboul four hours beforeilheamphibi- iht Cannes andind Nice to the east. The ^fall back immediately, figIghling only ous landing. French divisvisions were to liberate the °a delaying actibn. JP JR E S JEE ] \ r I T . • This brigade-sized.unilunil included major ponsis 10i the west By Aug. 23, This docs .not m ean theic campaign ^ S the 517th and 55Istt FParachute IstFrencench and 9th Colonial divi- vwas a cakc walk. At Monantelimar on ____Regiments, the 5_0?thh I Parachute sions reacached the out^iru; of____/Aug,_23. a German coutuntcrattack- . Duttalion and the 460thIth P arachute Toulon.' whivhile the 3rd Algerian and temporarily t isolated th t e 141st jfWhiteWesstinghousee Field Artillery Battalioilio n . C lo u d s 1st Frenchfl Armored divisions fought Infantry 1 Regiment off th e 36 th w obscurcd the drop zones,'cs,.and m any their w ay inioml Marseilles'. ,. IDivision, and the encm;iiy was. not , . - - _ _ paratroopers landed in1 trtrees in Ihc By theJ ende of the month, the pushed[ back for two days,s, ~ ■heavily w ooded area. entire south

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/ F*"*ench, Sudain officcials ...... : onous} terrojrist g g f- ' ...... £ nalb note ^P) — Carios the Jackal, n squa said Pierre Marion,on, said lhat during the • ...... t e p a r i s ‘( a p ) ^ • . the freclanccc t -A s a te rrororist-for-hirc, r Carlos R a mm i r e z year in Sudan,in, v where he had enfcred frf ^ reportedly teaieamed up wilh some of Sanchez, S gol his nom du gu<;uerre afier six m onths ago on u false pa.ssport the w o rid ’s lilmost notorious groups, British B tabloids learned thahat a copy ' and was livingng uunder a false name, ^ -_inc]uding GeGermany's Red Army, o o f Frederick Forsyth’s 197171 thriller, "Y e ste rd aay y tmorning. Sudanese '■ Faction, the Ja;Japanese Red Army, the "Day ": of the Jackal." wass i found in aulhorities. lel:i u.sus know they had pos- . Basque scpaparalisl movement in one o o f his early London saflafehouses. itively identifitlificd Carlos and were Spain and var:/arious Palestinian orga- -TThe novel tells the story oifa f: profcs* ready to respoispond 10 French arrest IfS nizaiions. sional killer hired to ass:ssassin ate warrants," heirsaid. sai He w as mo;nost often linked lo the FFrcnch President CharleTdele Gaulle. Carios wa.si.s rerelumed to France on ' murky woridd of( Middle East terror- The flamboyant terrorDrist Idng Monday. ism. Intelligcrjcnce reports connected wworked in the foreign op>pi£nitions P asq u a saidaid Sudan, which ihc I him withjhele 1972 massacre of 11 sisection.of the feared Popuiluiar Front United Statesites blacklisted lasj •—A^^noio— Is ra e l r a 't hilctcs-“at-thc-M l c unich • ftforthe Libcralion:of-Palcstiiitiner He is.....-August- as-a-nam aliomupporting-ler—— « Olympics, aa 19751 attack on OPEC bbest known for his alleged rtrole in the rorism, had not;not asked for com pensa- A French spldler on MoMonday holds up a linee ofc Rwandan re^ugeesTJr-preparing to cross Into:0 Zaire headquarters,s, andi the 1976 hijacking nmassacre at the 1972! Munich tion for handingJing over Carios. Bul he from the French securitirity zone in Rvyanda Inn ianticipation ofthe Froncinch withdrawal next we/eek. of an Air Franranee jetliner to Entebbe, COlympics and the 1976 hijaijacking of ^ suggested Sudaiudan might be trying-to;, The refugtJBs, Tnostty’Hii-Hutus, are afraid of rep:aprisals byTutsis. Uganda. a;an Air France jetliner to) IEntebbe, prove its good}d \«will 10 the SVesi in an Carlos, 44,4, was locked up in La tUganda, which ended with;i an; tsnieli effort to end its ostracismi . p Same prisonn iin southem Paris, He ocommando raid, _.ln fad, Sudaridanesc Justice Minister ’■ III O ' was to go bcfccfoix: a spccial terrorism But. yigal Cannon, a former Abdel-Azziz; SliShado called Monday Profiteeers ply theirt tfaiides aloi judge today foifor indictment in at least atadviser tn terrorism to Isnu-aeli'Prime for the Unitedled Stales io remove it one killing andar the opening of an NMinister Yitzhak Rabin, sai;aid Carios from the blacklicklist, which has cost it investigation1 iiinto numerous others. h;had nothing to do with thele Munich most of ils aid.id. Egypt'sI Middle East A FrenchI court c( convicted Carlos aiattack. News Agency:y reported.rc Rwandjlan refujigee escaape rout in a b sen tia in-June in 1992 and sen- Carlos also is suspcctecanoes crossing theth inlcl. da„g„o„s errorisiK in recent y ears \I turnedit delirious.'-’ the mini;nister said he w as the lea(leader of a Libya'n hit . Money changers work, thithe crowds said Brig-5- Gen. Jcan-Claudc "T"There will be.many more,■c or Ihosc is now in Ihciie hands b f justice,".:Hc ‘ oion French television, squad sent to kill1 U.S. Presidenl at every'turn. selling; sislacks of Lafourcade,, thetl Frcnch commander boboats this w eek." said...... France’s former intelligenencc chief.' Ronald Reagan;aninl981.‘ i Zairian currcncy at shiftiiifting black of Operalionn Turquoise.' His remain- •-• - Form er Hutu soldiers coirontrol the market rates. . ing troops,arcire scheduled to be out of boboat traffic, extortirig mon from ^■■■■1 Zairian flshemicn have: abandonedal the safe zoizone in southwestern pepeople trying lo load Uicir grdcr check- sa id in n o crent e r Hutus may safely R\Rwandan refugees' who ararrived in • point vvhere soldiers forcc:c looters 1 to remain in RwIwanda, or reium if they BBukavul more than a m onth1 a dump their prizes. "They' arare lootitig have alreadyly fled. But the message "There is no food tlthere in _ , ------thtrcDuntryr~Thcrc-arc-ot"UO poH cc: docsn't'seemmto-fac-gcttingThrou^rri 't ------RwandaTThc'RPF'is-going'Rv igio“come— -Sal.e-Priciices-Effeclive-Thru-Augiugust-14,-1994------There is no law, no order..':r.. You look The rebelsils arc led by Tutsis, the a^a^-any moment. After thetie F rcnch / N / V ' N x in the houses, they arc completelyco ethnic minorit)rity that suffered so terri- leileave, the RPF is going to' ccomc and \ strippetf. completely cmjimply. It is bly imnassacsacres engineered by the th(there will be reprisals," saidlid Faustin ■ / • • impressive," said Franco0 Seguso,S a defeated Hutilutu government and its ‘ BiBihoyiki, a barefoot Hutu in tattered \ worker with the U.NKN. High . civilian deathQth squads. Up lo h a lf a clcclothes whose weathered facace looked / / o > 1 Com m issioner for Refugees.CCS. million pcophiple died in the slaughter fatfar older than his 46 years.:- The feared exodus of up to I m il- that began inn April.J Many o f the refugees arrivriving now ^ \ lion new refugees acrossilh th is'b o rd er O n b^oth si I has not yet materialized.-.- T here w as roadside is awashaw with the wretched . theirtht own cars or enoughlooney n .0 < m only a trickle of bon'o n e -w e a ry poor o f tw oI countriesc( trying to make bubuy passage in other vehicle} tAFT and QUILILT IN G > / PRINTS 3rksrr I ^ S a u fi ( s a t f / C hinese stitu d en ts failil ex am s, kiiill them seh.ves S choooose from our entire seUlelection of J Tru-Sel^anyofcoi, aft and quiliting prints.. 4!45" wide j '■ Reg. 3 ^ C la ^ s I BEIJING (AP) — TvTwo high self Aug. 6,, thetl China Youth Daily six six years' incomc for an, ; .average ' > Craft on bolts, Mashine wash;shable. / limit school graduates killed themselvesthe reported. peipeasant. s after failing China's toughJgh collcgc O n July 19, 19, another Nanjing giri, For 1 decades, higher cd:ducation / Reg, a 9 7 to 8 .9 7 Yaiyard ' entrance exam, an officiocial report Chen Xiuyaiyan, killed herself by was ws free in China. B u t th e \ said Monday. drinking fcrtilililizcr. Communist Cc governmentn t b e g a n / Zhang Yinli o f Nanjingg itin eastern She fell eighteig points short of the admitting ad paying student;Its in the / V N / s y V i jjjjllllll j . Jiangsu province ranked I9i19th on the cutofT for freerce tuition, and her peas- late lati 198fts as m oney grew tight,,ti; list of opplicants to a tcaci;achers col* ant parentss couldc not afford the ■ ' Every1 year, 3 million higligh school ;lcgc that admitted only'n/'nine stu-■ equivalent ofof: S1.750 for tuition and graduates grt com pcic for 630,C),000 slots dents this year. She poisoiisoned her- other costsover ovi four years — aboul in i n C ' h in a's colleges. Church, COUI m e m m m I [ESNEEDEe d t “ 1 r reach agreeni STEOtfltll )F F • > r O F F > Make a new li MANILA. Philippines:s ((A P ) — M BROADCLOTIr H > SLIPCOVERER a n d > Government officials wor/orkcd out. 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I Hilrh the T le Ten Commandments on , Gcncs7*ilfi I Thoniias— ^ ^ u n d s n h a L G o d docsiocsn'l undersiand evolu- book by R(Robert W right, exam ines the ' tionary psychology.1- •■ I'C a "emerginglg field’’ o f ev o lu tio n al' psyhumans we s long as w e both shall live." > were m ade in thc image sake of argument, it decides at some lions>ns? Or was it.'.thc emptyty real es- .. im age and imbu : are and likeness o f a per^ocrsonal God. Who com- ' From binlirds. W right m oves on to wh ely becausc G od m ade us in H future point lhal it tneeds the rungc ta tcle jjust over the back fence'; w hat s e p ^ t e from th ave municaies His love:and anc His plan for their ibued us w ith a soul that w e a ■ might becacalled "gorillas in the tryst."t.” He valiie above and 1- lives. but not the base. ______T h h e _ A ir F_or'c(^ h a s . ^et ^L h h e ^..S ?v cr-_ _ _ asks us to e 1 the animal kingdom and hav > consider the studies on thle e size : of- --lives.-”-As moral EveiTW righl hiisr t'rwtrouble maRing-fiTs own ~ TV.' M o iirila in H o ihe 'ccbultl'bccomc a 'noriir iTialcc th e c a s e fo r-th e2 b o m b in g gorilla testii m d beyond o ur “nearest rela- jticlcs. Tlie bigger they arc, tlthe and are responsi >) for_ case. He regularly.usesuses the w ord "design” tumbleweed grove,ve, southwestern ranginge. and thal \vas probabljibly a mis- more likely )ral-beings.-Wc m ake choices" ly m ale gorillas arc to fall fo:for m ony.. ihoscichoiccs. T c us w hen referring to hum:lumans and thc human Idaho could becomene ground-zero for lake,ke. W hile Andrus-joustss %with the • female gori msible (to G od and to o th e rs): )rillas..Fr6m ihere we move'c ini to do things is a mc I as mind. But a design m ustu have a designer - a eveiy Tigliter jock andan( smart-bomb in Idahaho Department of Fj T o say t h a ^ u r genes m ake i Fjsh and “geneticlejegacy.” w rong, explanati IS figui-fiWriglittricsjocjo exclude from the equa- m ore sophisticated, but ju st a seven W estern staiitales, andTdaiio Gamime, the federal Bureauu of c Land Takeanolother primale. for exartiple:le: . » com edian Flip V tion. nation for hum an behavior as wouldn’t even get ththe salvage value Man;anagement and a growingtig number —^Ajiong baboons,ba the higher a m alei ranksn in dine’s: “The dev Ifhe wishes, Wrightighi can believe his near- p Wilson’s character Geral- for the rubble. • o f cicritics over the range,c, ithe Aii- the social hierarfchy.hi the m ore sex h e has."h Is I f geiies are re est relative is downtow devil made me do it." town at the zoo and that’s Thai’s whin’s trick;cky aboul the bar- Forciree acts as if it's watchin) )sed to explain the behaviorarofJFK, ( commit adulleiy : be- why he likes bananasas oon his cereal. I’ll settle " " S a . = n - ; responsible for those who gain Andnis is seeklrking to sirikc with nis> ma a tc h . I and Bill Clinton? fore som e cvolut ms ‘ for a better explanationtion. I thc Tim e article does have'c at sen- that genes'causeeiy, then how long w ill it be b the Air Force. Lik.ike the Owyhee Itlt has leit Andrus lookingi n s l i k e a .yo aboul m orality and howV Itii bat- ■ If lhat w erejlutionary tn psychologist claimspris- Co/ Thomas is a Los Angeles Times Desert on a swelteriniring Augusi afler- shift;ifiy politician trying to0 ssell the iics against: JSC crimc? st hum an nature, and W righf’hfcor-| ons. bccause hov be columnisi. \ noon', it's hard to tetell what’s a mi- Brocooklyn Bridge to his1 h a y s e e d : true, w e should em pty th e p r rage and w hat’s real.ll. co nnstituents. st and it has madiade it im- how could the p oor inm ates bi It starts wilh the urundersiandipg. or ,possssible to decide the bob o m b i n g ______lack of one, undere r w h ic h t h e A i r ra nU^eJsaii.C-cnJiS-mciilsJLQ ge For if the \ Force decided to bibrinti thc 366th Owylvyhee County range is as ✓ " I — — ComposluTWrng^to^0 Mountain Home tantIt toi the nation’s security — Ihrce years auo. ______A irr tForce contends it is. h

- •• The membcnbers of the editorial board anand writers of editorials arc Sicphcn HarHartgcn, Clark_Wa!worth. Maii^ark Kind tiftd Steve Crump.

Letters1

Government cost couldcc be cut Edit*litorial recycles stale: icidea McMurrrrian takesjnoral stis t a n d confronted by th( n garbage tb thc M ilnerer B utte Landfill, I ha\'c uppruciaicd Thc TinTimcS'Ncwscarry- I waswa distressed by y our July 3 bout Falls County con • Instead of exercisinging y our arm s by back- y 31 editorial : R e :T h e Ieletter o f Aug. 9 w ritten aboi the need for com plete Twin ing Cul Thomas and his scnstMisible views o f the on Pre N ext, y ou slapi alls slapping your cronies,js, you> just may want to ’resident Clinton’s crime bill,fill. Y o u r ex- ’ D onM cM ururrian: ;ontroI. news and events. planati , stalw arts T ew s ai r-- save y our strength. You will need it when lation ofthe Racial Justice AcAct is noth- Is Don Mc*1cMurrian bcing'linfairly di lapped thc backs o f Tw in Fall Funhennoro, I apprcyaic.dled ihe editorial re- ingm c ir. ticipation w hile s you reach deeper andid dideeper into y our w al- more than hysterical hyperbol‘bole, written criminated: againsta by the Democratic ( s and C ooper for citizen par-- cently pointing out sonie'oftf)f the flaws in the solelyly to take another unnecessar S,ivcn,'.8T0up.B md lets to pay for those extiextro garbage fees. • sary shot at' tral Commitllittee regarding his stance ab le slapping the w rists o f Mr. currcnl m anagement o f Twinvin Falls. City man- the pre C ooper into your le," T E R R Y SCHULTZrz president's programs. I hardl>idly th in k the the Idaho Cii[^itizcnls Alliance initiative^ I. Before you induct Tews ant iigcrform ofgovemiiienlhasfias been highly pro- facts si ■ you m ay w ant to ial- Twin Falls .. ... s support y o u r bom bastic con-romplaint I thoughtt iti w as the right o f the eitizi our “Homeboy Hall o f Fame, moled by our socialistic cduc;Jucational system as • that thi the Racial Justice Act wouldJld n ou allo w — gardless o f' tl th eirp o litical afTHiatlon! A to considcr.thc costs.associai ■■ being economical. Afler carefarefully w.itching the exc •n- . Beer would have irxecuiions o f any metnberss ofol a minor- we supposeded to stand up for m oral prirm n c i. * efforts. b ------:------ive ruined fair this for 50 years. I wish to difdilTer with that ity. Wl siKe ers Blass and Fro Whom arc you tiying to frighighten? pies w hen wwi e believe in them ? D ocs tl ts by.{v|r. T ew s, C om m ission- Thank you. Tw in FallsFall C ounty F air — poiniof-view------S ers ihcHansciU ir-debute-ofa dciidJssue is incincendiary DemocraticHc-Partydictatc-to-aiHtsmen Froley and .a few o thers to rc- B oard, for saying no) to beer being sold at I recently requested a listit ool fthe city em ploy: and its prominence in your editori [5^ ■ mit and to withdr to n a l w hat their personalpe beliefs should be? :iLButte.Lwdfin zoning per-' the fair. ees and their salaries. It will,11 ppro ve shocking smack?cks o f racism . Should w e a:assum e that w e all should.ad loclaiid hdraw fh>m the cooperative ' Y es, there is a uniqueque and different atmo- for mosi o f you to know thcle a:amount they ro- Why n S T w in FaUs Count 'hy do y ou so strenuously obj