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T Rad Aspi I 1 Ttim ( : I ^ >Eck E S C O )O Liii R K Ra . *- .. i, ■ . GROCER ONN WHEELS H FRIENDS INI DEEDI jg^LAIHAMTOURlRNEY ■ Delivety seiviciflce has lival TWn F alls'S t Vlr n H MjEhael Ericson wwins, . following espececlally among de Paul celebra II one of the many clclose elderly who nop longer,drive.I . 20,years of help E l . matches on day t\two, ■ - : I I IW W o m M ES9HH S|»ris,Bl CSood Homing —"— r w ^ "swuiaarr — :--------------^ ^ ]il|yl,2a06I . • , PartlK.c$ou^,wamiandd . DetdcA2 • i n s ^ S O c e 'n t s nddry. I . 1 N e w s n Rain skilows wildfire e s c o ) o l i i i k ,U Nevadala tow n sparered t t i m ( l E l k i Blowing as : creates newr hazard1 B yW ISilM ish and dustauscofblow- ( ■ Intcragency FireFj Center In Tlme»New« writer after the 1999 Boise, d e n ts o n 1-80 becaule 2005 Carlin The NIFCsa sale id th e Urc is cur* ELKO — The Suzie________ FI in g a sh a n d d u st aftFire, which rently three: milesn north of • do v m b u t n o t o u t. 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Ddepressiontl T r a d : i ^ S;tudy:Thir t r d a s p i try r at drugr > e c k reatm ent Asteroid will R K raarelyw orlk s outside mooill pass just )on’s orbit Malcobn Ritter ByHatePoppiM ’ Asitoclated toe Prws writer__________ Tlme ^ Nftwt w riter_________ • NENEW YORK — T h e larRC grour)iip 'of • l^;,:.; ’'W iNtALLS 4*O n ce a deprcjpression sufferers who ha'laven’t p a s s siirprisingJy c lo sc to I . rccovcovered with two common me(ledica- c again, an asteroid will But instead of panickir d o)ns n s stand Hide ciinnce of sueucccss dtjsk. w*y not try scdrchirto E arth. • fromjm a third drug, says the l£ Valley sky? :king or hiding under a latest . port fium the nadon's most arambU Tliat's what volunteer:hlng for It in tlie Magic W B B n tlo)us u s Istudy of depression treatme:lerit; H errett C e n te r fo r A n s a n d OnlOnly about IG percent of thosose in ;er astronomers at the doing early Monday moi th es studyst became frce of sympti i n d Sc ie n ce w ill likely be ptoms 2004 X P14 p o sse s w ith in 2l ■ n v n ftcrer switching to a third drug.d just slightly more titanmorning t when asteroid n 260,000 miles of Earth, b e tw e e n o u r p la n e t a n d tli ConCombined wltli jirevious rep n die average distance sports Ilie asteroid will be br W fromm tdm project, the n wv finding • I tlic m o o n . gsug- ^^ecrctt Center telescope, r . gcst.st5t.s th a t a b o u t GO p e rc e n t o f pe<)copIe . Inches or more In dlamctci: bright .enougit for the w ho10 haveli depression can gain com-c< - - .observatory coordinatorle. O Olid telescopes eight ------------------ p le ie- •ic-rcmission-by-thctimc-dicrtcy’ve ----- etcrtoplckU up, Herrett uritl rnove ste ad ily a cro ss t iricd«1 thI re e d rugs. E ach year, abouta t •stellat'ions in a b o u t o n er ho Chris Anderson said. It .■... 14.88 millionn American adults struiniggle ss d»e sky. crossing con- H ie a ste ro id Is believed t w ithih depressived Illness, ■ hour. ter- and a half^nile in dla Tlieriie sbc-ycar, S35 million treatntmciii c d to b e be tw ee n a quar- six tim e s fa in te r th a n Pluto, Xavier H -----------------------------1 ■ projcc}ject h a s y e t lo p u b lish Its Tmdl>dtji^ c lo sest, it \vlli still b e 100dlamcier. ti It is ctirrenlly f. Cliarter H Trf*-ri*4«>4A> fromm further treatment attemmpk, h u m a n e y e to see. uto. A nderson sold. At Its ifcttnarter indud:ludlng trying a fo u rth drug. T h e c en te r's Im aging 10can tlm is too faint for the B B r \ l m School ^ School Please see DEPRES^, Pag(ige.A2 , It canpick out much faintei w m m ■ ily be able to snap pinurc:camcnt is another story, The Xavier Charter, ftRTEC C harter nter objects and will eas« TheARl coasts.by. School Is a kinder­ ool will work with . w ....... .............. Pleasesures o f th e a stero id os It . garten to eighth- K v School grade school, which '. _. K V the Twi. Hu[usbaiid plead le see AS1ER0I0, Page A2 uses the Harijor ' IV - . - District Method of Instruo- W- CollegeegcofSouthem Mrhi 10 to provide a ' IIUot I guilty in hii UonTThe Harbor ~ ' , • Idaho t , : ■;! Method uses direct engineering pro- Instruction In a corh- Two schoolss seek n for 12 to 18 1iin| TwinI FaRjlls stu d e n ts. dfe’sbeheadinn? trolled environment, courses will b e _ . ’ which It claims will , permissioi I Associated Press • promote accelerated • •nto sred In TWIn Falls . - 2 2 ^ I School ^ ^ learning. qt >VLDWELL — A lofa T^ine, wh<'ho Is DperateinTwi/In Falls & -------------— ---------- 1 charRCirged with first-degree murdetlet in th e stayingsla of his estranged wife,. whot • ‘ ByJotbuPakMr Xa> Cavlcr O io r te r S chool h a s suu b b t m itted a peU tlo n w ass bbe e h ea d ed , h a s p le a d e d n o t g;uiity. u ■ Tlmat^towi writer _______________________ to th( h e state D epartm ent of Educoiic ad o n to a lso o p e n Appiappearing b e fo re .3rd D istrict JuiJudge I a c h a barter school in the IWin Fallsdls area. K enaetae lioff on Thur^iay, Time woiiTorca 1 TW IN F ^ - I t w as o nily ly at m a tte r o f tim e. H o I lowevcr, Xavier will not be: w,working with the red ppri riso n ]u m p su it a n d lum dcuffsiffs.: ■ IWo charter schools aree requestingr to open schot lool* dlstricti rather. It will11 \provide another Can;^nyon County prosccuiors's say sc h o o ls in IW ln Falls, a n d thhey e y may bc openlngas optio Jon for students In klndcrgorg anen through the theyy will' seek the e a rly as fall sem ester. eight] h th grad e. d e aith th p e n alty In th e — 3^e'ehancrSdiDol-roccccBtvcdTippiDval-froTn -------- TCa xavtci'-pKUTcrsclroDrwiirTCTcpresciirsnmwcr- -joiiir-lO '15; 'sluyliig'oT '^^H pp thcTWih Fails School Board1 to operate< profession* good kI c h o lw fo r th e c h ild ren oflWln f Fails.” wrote Thercs2resa' Hme in ' Aneyeonf a!-tcdmlcal programs vrfthirthin the dlsftict. The Cind] I'l idy Fulcher, sp o k e sw o m an foifor Xavier Charter Namptnpa. Alofa Time's choncr school programs willvUl b e offered a t TWin Scho< Thh chart thowt where In U tool, in a le tte r to th e lW ln Fail:ails School D isu lc L trial1 Is scheduled to Falls H l^ School, and they willwil work qoopetatlve- “WId: Ic, X avier w ill h a v e be g in ( should be early Monday moi Idi only one class per grade,: ?n D a . 23,_________ ly with the College of Southerrle m Idaho. - th e fc TfllMCOpM «Vtt Inchw wid feci of a small school, yet willwill b e a n c h o re d iri P rorosecutors s say The district estimates thattiat 12 to 18 students cxcell 9ble to see the asteroid, wh _ ( e lie n c c .' n ie reiresa s.
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