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TT- M m E L 1 L i : 1 T y 'J ’1 ■ 1 . 7 Goofl3 m o r n i n g aTma Today’s forf o r e c a s t : ay fa il ~ clouds with 0 slight chanceice ^ Karen Tollddnenien- freedom ammd rights, he here is protci•otecting children." low showers. Light variableble Times-News staff wrw riter said. 5 40 to 45 degrees. Lov/s25 * L aw yers.TS. insurance agents and public H e d he would -hotaries alre . BOISE - IdahoIO ’school•! officials ac* already have to get fingerprinted support a Id P i ^ A 2 1^1996 I law that did to go througl5ugh criminal background chccks, i2 knowledge their bonK>rders a r e wide open to <^9 V the backgroiround checks she said, ' '.:..l“ chers o r counselor:lora convicted.of crimes ■ ,in o th o ’ stalcs.' ~S ' i fingiigcrprinting. . Under FoxFox ^k proposal, the suite could re* — — “ But FoxI saids such a ject teaching I - Unlike neighboringing stotes Uuh, Nevada, ling licenses for applicants whose .. k m ove is neaeariy impos- background Oregon and W ashing[ngton, th e y have little o r ind check reveal convictions' on ' M sible. S he hhas already sexual orph> ■ CO w ay o f checkingg thtl e tiackgrounds o f ap- 'do o m ed to failure this yea:'ear l>eeause o f one physical abuse ofo child. u n s o l v e d i i | ^ H watered dovown her last An applicaUcant could also get turned down plicants to find outIt if prospective employ- 'elem en t - fingerprinting; prospectivepi teach- y e a r ’s propt'posal in or- for a conv'tciviction II h a d it’c lo c a c c d . a n y o nne e ees'iwere ever conviiwicted o f offenses that . ere., counselors o r administilistrators. involving "moral turpi* F o x — d e r ’to g e tI'something s tudc." delivei was missing testiclcs. A seset t w ould prevent themm lfrom becoming certi- Moscow RepublicanI GoryG Schroeder. ivcry. mnnufucture or production - passed, andtd w ith o u t a o f c o n tro3llod llo sub.stanccs. involuntary ver- the weekend in Twin>D fied;in this state. chairman of the ScnoteJ EEducation Com- stote I e law, districts can’t occcss:ss statew id e m anslaughterhter. kidnapping :i child or sell* , ■ Ypt a proposal frofrom state Schools Su- m t ittec, said he would killill any proposal to criminnmol databases. Pag*C1 perifitenaent Anne C. Fox that would moke ingorbarttfriiterinj: a child. fingerprinti applicants. I w o u ld hope (Schroeder) wcwould revisit Mary Lu I such checks nfond .u Barry, an English tcacher at mdatory Is virtually Such a step would infrinjtinge on individual that in his ftiind," she said. “Thehe real Issue fcharee founders__ Please s ee CHECKS/A2 Idents may not hove much Legislature in their tax re* ic-eollege-of-Sou thero' !d al=J:=jCanKO ~ on Imiiacfc■ r S i t e ¥OF^ees-^ P a g e C l ■ i , dis^{agree

j i n d i w w a y ■ J T > ' ' ■“ ' • lers look strong ogain in divorce alls program works on im> L J a ® ^ i P « 9 * B 1 brm law softball fees ...... J , . ■ ji City Council voted to in- , j ByKariaiToUroU ddncn _ ___ irged to four categones o f " Times-Newsvs writerv ' , • forthe 1996 season. P a g * B l BO ISE - TThe Idaho Legislature could make divorcesrccs tougher to get if it endorses.' ' one lawmokeriker's effort to strengthen Idaho h t f a n s . ' families. »ill available for the Col- Both spouseluscs would have to conscnt bc- ern Idaho rodeo team’s fore being gragranted a divorce on "irrecon- Saturday. cilablc differererence.s’* under a bill filed Mon- P a g e B I I day by Republ)ublican Rep. Tom Don-of Post Falls. T hat wouldwoi allow a cooling-off time . that could sa\save marriages, said Dorr, a ■ m em ber o f■ the conservative Christian or^ ganization IdalIdalio Family Forum, t show biz The idea has its critics, though, rdon't belong in Idaho’s “I don’t know kno that that does the public 4y.’s;editorial says. ■ aiiy good becaiecause when people want a di- P ageX e^ -" ' vorce, they'll^'11 get- a divorcc.”..said Leon ^ t . t h e s i t e In J o h n Evansr,8 Sm ith, a T wwin in Falls attorney whojs di- n e s s voned. ------S lo w in g -lr IrarM ^ s T i^ '^ r M«iUilldd:p(ty M bndayliip^ r ln J o w n - w lll- J tis n m in H c n i------• n e a p angty,” h e Said,;aid. :>■' - ■ ' ' I ” R ®apbrters'and'sherifTs P ofo.fRders; below, gather n n e a r -j-he law mmight ig save few families, but it a c k t r a d c s le 100*yar^long araa.whWhich burned after the would bring; baback the days of legal wran- JamCllntorigave'some -...... - igling. finger-pcr-pointirig and private investi- /hite Jlou« travel office _ n eair M atla^ 'g ______gators, criticsrssa Si id .______oh'doy, 'coriceding aides' - If the bill b^cb^coniies law. Smith foresees a jconltrued her remarks future where•e spousesSj have to find other gs. • grounds fo r dlviout-^-feet'deep'ond— ■ ' aboord, wipiiig out.tlt.the upper;. ‘12 feet-acros;>ss marked the spot' -W Bi E t H down ond .say.y. ‘Let’s‘1 talk about it.”' • 'm anogem ent, o f 0 .St.Salt Lake where authoilorities'believe the H |^ DIvorees nndind separations surrounded by ibei^ Cityrbosed Coca-Cola.ola,l>6ttJer. elght/ '■ ■" • couples to workork it out,” shc said, 've stiU got a ways to shortly ofter the.pilotlot radioed distlnguishrhable amid the • IM**** H er ex -husbaisband. Twin Falls attorney there was' an unspispecificd wreckage. i JefTrey Rolig,g. ssaid he wouldn’t want to P a g e A 4 emergency at 6:17 a.ia.m. "MST Oneida Qo;ounty Sheriff Bill -Jf** tighten the dividivorce laws in the manner on the flight' from SsSait Lake Neal s?id it aioppbarcd thc.planc__ Dorr suggestsIs bbecausc it would give one City to Pocatcllo,.. -• person trcmcndcndous veto power over the n N orth K orea nbsc-dived into I the ground. “A s far as a w reckk g oes, th is . He said th at b a se d on the point -. , ■■ other. CiQls,soy_lhcy_bclicyc____------—is-about-aS-bod-BS'-iis'-it-getsy*''-tof-impactratiauttionties-BreTis=~^ ^ 5 ^ Thcre-'s-ali^iTOdy-a-wairing-processrhe“ . * " )ldiers who defected in T Im .othy M a so n , a Federal I sirniing the pi.p la n e w as attem pt- said. living In N orth K orea. W ^ i '/ ^ The intent ofo f th e propo.sal Is to correct Aviation Ad'ministraitratl6n in -. ihg,totumaniround, away from P a g a A 4 spector said after a tourtou ofthe Pocatcllo. an inequity byy glgiving both spouses a say in crosh site. “Usually ycyo u se e a "it had to hove hi been a horn- ^ y the divorce proc)roceedings. D o rr soid. Cur* • wing.” . ble impact.”’ Neal: said. “I've >-'^J . rently only oneme person is needed to dis* M ason sold it w oulduld be dif. been in law/ enforcement in solve the m arriagriage. ficult to detcm ilne thle e causec of Oneida Couninty for 20 yeors ^ '3 Dorr wasn’tt sisure how .many cases the 85;' law would affciffcct. Iri the eight-county ailing , the crosh bccouse thereicre w a sn ’t and thcre’v e: been t three crash- S w m much left.of theplone.le. H e s a id cs In that timne. e And this is the ■jlH south-central IdalIdaho region, there were 865 /. Leader Bob Dole « • ' it appeoredlhe aircraftift came< in worst one." divorces nnd 1,440 1.44 m arriages in 1993. Stic w clcom e from Ida* . at a steep, vertical descescent and Ncal said National^ Trons* alcS "I would sayay thati in most cases, both when he pays a cam- “hit the ground withh substan-s: portotlon Safei'ety Board investi* fflg S •WZ parties are willliIlling to get a divorce." he' tial impact" gators were: duo• at the'site said. Statewideide in 1993. 6,899 couples '_____ P a g a A S ______Body parts, someB.of o them .Tuesday.-_____ S ® w ere IcRnllyldivoi:ivorccd.______b u n iea, w ere iToth witlwithin the Mitch Barkeker. 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I kn ew P olice said sai they don’t see a con- Movies...... 7 ^ ARLINGTON.A Texas} — The that.” something was wrong.” nection becalecause the kidnapper in that stre itreets where 9-yca'r-oldd Amber AmbcrwosiIS riding her bicycle near D espite hundreds o f ti|tips, investi- case, a womjOman, is Institutionalized. Hhagerman ag and her friends playpi were an abondonc(ned grocery store two S e c tio n D gators have no leadads, policc Amber's■'s mother,r Donna. Whitson, uinusually n u quiet Monday. blocks fromm their grandparents* spokesman Dec Andersoson said, ac- and her chchildren arc part of a Fopus...... 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■ IP ® Idahoo forecasjs WW ational temperatures - . ------T h ey i Max Min P e p «Acc;>With««ft3i 9 Accu Weather^ forecast for noon, Tuesday, Jan. ‘16 M a g i c yaliey y P % ■«■ teoalioa H P BO^sion 40 2t ------—— Partly cloudoudy this moming..Mostly clowludy in th e afternoon . . . aapartt*thigh hig t y p a r a ^ a o o w fer l>»day..^ kago 27. 20 with a slight;ht chance< o f rain o r sn o w sho'lowers. Colder wilh J Das 62 41. ...'.; •' . ______highs-4Q.to.4:D.45„VariobIe.winds-5.to.l5.iS.mph—Tonight and ______- J . . J ^ ^ . . . Oanvernvar .. .62 ,_29^ ______, DasMsM o olnes . • 28 , 1 0 ' .. . ■______'.jCoaur O'Alaw Wednesday-m*'-mostly cloudy and colder twithth a chance ofsnow - showers, l^wows s 25 10 30. Highs in the uppeper 30s. The ultravi* ' : - J S B B • • Detroittroll ...... 2 3 ,.^ 16 -.....- rwlulu- 86 - ,6 8 ..... olet index foret a 'Honoluli brec ast is I, a minimal ex p o su re jslon -79 65 ..... ' Iqnapolls 27 - 27 .... ™ E x t p n d e r i j 4 e * ^ H ^ ...... Jed regional foreeleast isas City 32 23 ...... ■ llewdatonh iVagaa ~*67 44 T h u i ^ y’ aodao Friday cloudy with a goodod -chance of rain or LosI AngAngelas 72 55 ..... sn o w in the valleysval and snow over thc mououniains. Lows zero mphTs. ' 59 51 ..... ■ to 15 aboves castca 15 to 25 west. Highs inI thetl 20s cast in thc ^ iml B e ac h 71 61 ...... ■ 30s west. MIlwBuknuk»« 24 14. ■ f l ------S atu rd ay m WMU STAVONMr . ■ cloudy and coldercol wilh a chance o f snouiw show ers. Low s ..TT,r7; O tQBfl'88 A ^ w a a tria r. Inc. Portland,lond. O re . - 65 48 1.01 ' ■ I TWin Foia H ' around 15. Highlighs^inthe lower 30s. 10 41 36 ... ■ "TL Ea E3 E? E ! I S J S sttSirfsMJis : 35 3 2 ... ■ • ' N8V,«V, I _ UTAH ” cSa Treasurere Vailey man tcLOW swoHTOs ftw r.srow>qa fLUVvean snow ict sunnt / , - f k o c o V o o w r Salt LakeClty^Lata 57 27 ... ■ - ■MAm* ------1 San FrandseoFrar 56 SO .18 ■ . • SsotUstUs 53 45 1.82 ■ ^r<71 Jdy this moming. Mostly cloudydy in Ihe aftemoon ' H S H i Spokane^e 45 40 .29 ■ with a slightt chchance of rain or snow shoW'iwers. Colder wilh Washlnglhington 4 8 26 ...... ■ Pt.Oouar axjof highs 40 to 45. Variable winds 5 to 10 mph.'.Tonightmj and Wednesday mosnosily cloudy and colder vvith a J a chancc of snow jdnho;: H ig h , 53 degrees at Boise and(id IL ew iston. L o w , 14degrees-a ______^showers,.LojdsJvsJJ5jQj0Jlighs:around.40_ i-at S alm on. m f f l ------N ationi-I(i:-High,-83-atMcAllen,-Texasri ------A l m a n a1 c C srLow;-32-belcmr-|itintemationmal-FollsrMinn:------U S im I For' currentcun road conditions, call — Northernrn Nevada Uiesenute num bers: B oise, 37 6 ^ 0 2 8 ; —— - Idaho- -.---- 'Shoshor --- — TwinFalls . ■*S'h5^1Tlik'cl If® ikTI^lodoy wiBnno^IfcVcrf's^ooFTcir^iir ' '2 3 31-6724; -6 7 Rigby 745»7.Z78;______■ . Maxa* Min Pep Ma* Ma Min Pep C ontinued windy ind) casi. Tonighi scaitercd.rain in and snow show- T u n e to thet Notional Weather Scrviceic e rad io bond at V H F-FM 162..2.4 or 162.55 MHZ Utahh 8018C -964*6000; \he Elko, ■ Bolso S353 36 .03 Yostorday 50 5l 32 .01 crs wilh snoww levelli neor 5,000 feet north.h. Locally windy, or call: 423-4423.42 Nev..'..area, an 702-738-8888. .■ Burloy 4919 35 .01 Last yoar 42 4: 23 ..... Lows in thc 20s20s 10 midOOs. Wednesday chi:hance ofrain.and • Palrflold 3939 : 2 7 .17 Normal 36 3( 18 .04 snow showers5 decreosingdi onemoon from north.nc Snow level _ Goodlng 40 : jjQj, 5,000-6,000 feet.cct. H ij^ s in thc m id-30s lo upppper40s. Dej Hagerman 50» : ?3 :o” Precipitatio eadI;^storins haiilammer Northw IV G dw est shshiyen anew ■ — ------‘— ttJaho Falls------3 8 " J8'’16' '.1 1 Month to doto: .12 Northern■n Utah H e A i slociatBdFreu o c tum low in the higher, :Wind guguqts reached 70 mph at Netofetarts on the northem reachched a high of 70, tying a rccordreco that has stood since Evening: Satum, Vonus. elev a tio n s can bbe e iexpected. p rie g o n c:o o a a st. W ind olso blew the ro o)f f ofl'ao motel and o v o 1894.4 . J Grandijury j focuuses on bililling reco)rds Crs•ash WASHINGTON-(A .(AP) — A fed- aide Caroarolyn Huher to Little Rock,:k. Meanwhile, Sen. Alf.Ifonsc D’Am* Contlnue begunb( investi- Ark., on)n Tuesday to answer ques*:s* ato. R*N.Y., said M Identiiled the. pilot as Monday that controllerlers In Salt Lake.City .saw g ating the belated,d. d i s c o v e r y o f tio n s befccfore the grwd jury on how>w W h ite H o u se d e l a y s in ii producing Richard1 ShiShipman, 47, owner o f Pro ■ ic m ak in g a rapid descent on Hillary Rodham Clinicinlon’s law firm she discoscovered copies o f Mrs. Clin-n- documents and requestsitsbyprosecu* "dir “ re ‘ AirServicejn c e s o f S a l t L a k e C ity , f r o m ^ H :reens -as thc pilot reportede d W«5H; billing records, whilehile the Senate ton's lonong-sought billing records,ds. tors mean the year-lon3ng mvMtiga- emerge ■ MOMI . . w h ic h Siw w irire yyas, leasiog,the plane.^^H Whitewater Committeettee is preparing earlier ththis month, an individualal tion the Senate' commiTiittee that he ju . A ; Phone callsalls to Pro Air headquarters^^H illot of a passing plane re* to extend Its investigati<{ation. conHnnedled Monday. ___ clmirs will likely cominlinuc two or IfflfllgBHWl went uoanslanswered. R yaD ,Sbipm an,^^| i-nre.-but-rit-had^bumed-out------Whitcwnret-prosccuecuTorKenncth ------Thfi'SbD^Orcc spoKc only on condi-U- th re e m o n th s p a s t its; fpresent Feb. he i>ilot, said his father had tim e the helicopter landedc d OREGON / \ L f Starr Has summonedd \White House tion ofoma n o n y m ity . 29 deadline. I flj^ng experience. fo u r h o u r s irs a fle r thc crash, IDAHO \\ J . . The eightlighth victim was identified ____ T h c w r wreckage was scattered .. W_____as .Scott Boj B o g ^ 27, a Pro Air copi- • along a re relatively flarexpanse injn-'-'' ' r ~ r r ‘^) 'OBolaa'...... H lotfromSaliS a ltL a k e . ' ' " - C h e c k s - - J - ...... • ------foothills ai at the base of John Evansijs t - .Neal saidsaid he found two w allets_^H _.^. ------— C a n y o n -"seveii’milcs'northwesr s e oof— f ■ -ioomwl ------•' • WYO* "belonging ti Continued from A1 lg to Shipm an and Garcia. ' to run a n in private land in the Blue 1 name through databases atQt “We’re'concemed.a.about being Preek M c II Iim W '.' ,’NEV.;;;;|-,yiUTAH' * V- . H e also saidsale the plane appeared to Twin Falls High SchOchdol. said such the FBI,I, thei Bureau o f Criminalll the state where m ore coi Vlountalns. Only a llttle chccks would be valu: onvictedpco- Dg in from the west when it aluable if they Identificat:uttion and the State Deport>t* p le .w ill co m e to ,” s h e ssa a id . DS evident around the dry,y . ' , «■ cnished...... - > tumed.up serious wrongo n g -d o in g ...... ment of•Education.- Ec - ...... ------T h e b ill w o u ld c x e:m n pt support-- Sr^sy teiiiCTain.______. . lo. for a meeting.at the»e. sales, centcr. ..„ .R a y -Gjlidden,.fligbt-operatlons lid ------••We-are-publicservj;rvants and we —Tom Sc!Schmidt,thehcad negotiator->r p e rs o n n e ! f r o m li n d e n g.the dc(^ were four.exec--C---there, called Swiree Coca-Cola manoger:-for-the'Idaho for DivTslon pf ■ , do influence the livesa oof kids;* she for the TwTwin Falls Education Asso*»* checks. J!eacheis who a ^ Swire Cdca-Cola, USA ofJf • Pocatello. Aeronautics,Itics, said the seareh b eg ^ said. e la tio n , tookto< exception to the wholee Idaho teaching certlflcat< e City and two employees» They were on a two*o*week circuit about .8:30:30 a.mi . shortly after day* ■ However,'she was concernedcoi that idea. exempted from the law :i Lake advertising firm.1. hitting all the cotnpahyly’s 35 plants light Thede,e d e p M tra e n t.re c e iy e d n o tit ------rehabilitatcd-criminal!iials-wou(d. be -:-rM osrofof the-probIcms"wouIdVo~b committed an offenseclvhilelher »is-149-miles north ofSalt—It- in-12 ptateisrhe said.-“ ficdtibn ofbf ththe m issing craA about 7 fo rev er prevented from frc finding solved ifif schools districts talked to0 h e ld it. y. M alad is 102 miles northh Tho company identifJfied the four a.m.,hesaidsaid. ______work:, and thoueht it stra a h capital,______strange that thc previouss.empIoyers,-he'Said,-And— c 1 Fox-hadher-own-hiriiring-difficl— ------Swire.cmployeea.as.chiihicf-executive------A Li fe-Fle-Flight-helicopter-pilpt— ------7 state would require applicants ap to teachers shshouldn’t have to pay. ties early in her tenure. S re very sorry to announcee ofHcer Craig Taylor, viivice president from Banncinnock County Regional pay for their ownI background bi Fox madlade her plea to the Housee she took office in 1995, e C oca-C ola, USA has suf*r* of mailceting'Gary Bartirber, c h ie f fi. Medical CenterCen spotted the airciift chccks. • ^ Educationon Committee on Monday/ fire two newly hired sta -reat loss today,"'said Jefffr nancial officer Bradi M: oore and just afterr a fixed-w1 ing plane from '— ^-----Fox rccommended l-a-a- S45 charge for such chchccks. for past criminal activi t, a vice president withh marketing analyst Mer:crlinM ikkel* Gliddeii’sstas state agency saw it short* loca-Cola, USA in Salt other for apparently fal■alsifyins his C o c t s o n . Iy afier 9 aa.m .m . Idaho road reportn resu m e. Also am ong the dea«sad w e re tw o A Nationalonal W eather Scrvice avia* H e s a idd the t plane carrying localll employees of Scopipes Garcia tldnmeteorol»rologist said it was over* executives;s and; non-employees left BOISE (AP) — Thehe Idaho Dc- snow floor;ar; Idaho Falls-Ashton. wet, 1 Carlisle Advertising I n c . o f S a lt cast and calmcaln over the Malad C i^ k Salt Lake! C ity International Aliport partment ofTransponati*lation reported broken snowtow floor, showing: Ashton* t Lake City. Companyf < s p o k e s m a n area whenn thithe plane went down. He D ivorce. M o n d a y i hazardous conditions•ns on m ajor Montana lineline, snow floor, snowing. morning bound forr Grcg.Carilslc said Willilliom J. Gar- soid visibilitj}|lity w as 10 mites with a P o c a te llo . S routes throughout the stalstate Monday. ^ 266 r— Idaho Falls-W yoming . Swire is an independentt cia, 44. and Bnice Keysycs, both of light wind.d. C o n tin u ed from A1 bottler licet:ensed by Coca-Cola and ______Road conditions: . ______Unc.,icy spots,sp broken snow floor. 1 . S a lt L a k e C ity , w e re o n1 tthe plane. ■ A Mam.n.JncIuding-aJ’ocetuic; j ------base'dln-Sal U.S. 95 — RJggins-WhiWhiicbird Hill, snow;'w; Ulacklobt*Arco. wet, rain-— intolaw :------• — JalfL aK e.------— ------" Uarcin w as a directorr aj t the agen- pathologist,st, wv itl attem pt to identify wci; Whitebird Hitl.1. ic: y s p o ts ; “Just like the w elfare: ssystem has Kurt Fleng; A rco-S-Salmon, i icy spots, broken v o re e .” ids to fatal pileups' tain Home, wei, raining;ng; Mountain snow, floor,r, jsnowing; Lost Trail Pass, Several states across th Cros!ssing deadlyy 70 years h[ater Homo-Glcnns Ferry, wet;et; Dliss-Uiah >cy. brokenEn fSnow, 'floor, s n o w floor, CAOTON,DN,N.C.(AP)— Adense including M ichigan, arerc consider- NORTHS line, wci, raining. snow ing, IBROOK, ill. (AP) — A kept going after the traila in en gineer bank b f mouinountain fog on an ioter> ing similar measures to 1 Idaho 55 — Horseshoeoe Bend-Don- Jdaho 75^5 — S h o s h o n e -K e tc h u m , ) tighten di- man was killtilled by a tiain nearly 70 sounded a warning hom.). state highwayway led to two neariy si­ vorce laws. nelly, wet, raining; Doni>onnclly-New wel. icy spotsots, raining, snowing; Galena, years aflerr h e survived a fatal crash Gerry Lorenz said bis: ffather often multaneousns chain-reactionc pileups Meadows, wet, broken snow low floor, rain* . Sum m it, snowlow floor, snowing, Dorr said his proposal:al stemmed of a trainI aand school bus-at the recounted an October 19:926 crash at involving 40 vehicles,’ theH i^w ay ing. showing. Interstatee 868i Dry.' lfrom his constituents in Py a n A m trok train in this iing, killing two people. ___ , Lowman. icy.spou, brokenen ssnow floor,— Falls,-wei,-rai e. includinR ■ was closed:d fcfor several, hpu^s aftCT______— dccidedto abandon’hls’ororher faml~ " Chicago~susublirb-wTfilc-walking— Ebraiz’s ] seatmate. , raining, snowing; Lowmtvmon-Banner wet, icy spots»ts. snowing: Monida Pass,’ | cars, truckscs andai tractor-treilers cot- ly without the consent o>f f his or her home ^ m1 thet] .Northbrook Garage, “Dad got his glasses ki Summit, icy spots, broken:n sna o w floor, icy broken snowsnc floor, heavy snow. knocked off tided on botlboth sides ofthe road.- partner. Dorr said. raining, snow ing, avalancheho ^warning. .U.S.30—- D 1 r y . . ‘ ' a fa m ily b uLisiness. s i , ■' t and his coat tom,” said anoor th er son. Twenty-twok'o vivehicles crashed on tbe - U.S. 20 — Mountain1 HHome-Foir- . U.S. 91 — 1 “We wouldn't be calliriin g it a Ie* W itn e s s ees s told police that Lorenz J a y . “ H e n e v e r f o rg o t h h< e su rvived westboundi sIds id e o f th e h ig h w a y a n d field, wet; Fairfield-Carcy,f, wwet, raining, Idaho 28! —- Icy spots, broken snow fgal divorce,”, he said. ““W e’d be went aroundid the crossing gates and . andt always tried to help others.”oi 18 crashedI in ttfae eastbound lanes. ' fog; Arco-ldaho Foils, icy' sp

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TUosdoy, Jonuary 16. 1^96396 TImoa-Nows. Twin Foils. Idoho • A-3 Nation ;iii desa^l seeiim lbt □t- I Morm trades girlrl, 8, for crack ng sho B O SSIER•R CITY. La. (AP) — ;mo mother, Bertha Hill. 28, were WASHINGTGTON (AP.)— A fter g i the ccnter . A" 8-ycar-oIiold gir^wa.s raped aflcr arrarrested Sunday and jailed on _• ______m o n th s o f lab< nd that’s working from the aboring irf thcjjflck- utT^'-said Sen. John'Breaux;jx r iy - L a .,------ner-mother-ir-iradcd-herto-a-man-for—SK•S100;0004>aileach: ------, ' jground, conserv ervative and moderate ne of 20 Senate mbderatcsi c s __^ 10 crack, police::e said Monday. ’ TPolice received a call Sunday .1 . D em ocrats are tt e taking center stage in' Q comprise worniman and thc man both, nignight about a woman scrcaming — ' the budget figh •om each party — who co ight^ut.RepubIicans Sl ition. Sen.- “ admitted it ■wasff-dcar'forcrack;**—ouf;w ■oufSlde“irm'6lcl. An ornccr“"wcnt ' {face long odds ii le so-called Ccntrist'Coalitio Is in getting D em ocrats 9 5hn Chafee, R-k.I., is theh e le a d e r P^Ucc spokekesman Mikc Malphen to oassist thc mother, who was inc-. to line up w with them against Ea Tiong its Republicans'. said. “Tlie maiian said she knew he was briuted briu and creating a ruckus.. Thun President ClintorIton. jW and the goingloluivc;c sex with thc little girl." th the e child .said she was th e one who Wiih budge Both the Blue Dogs ai Iget talks between ||S enate's Centrist Coalitioiio n h o v e Michael Cuin, Ci 31, and thc giri’s needed neei help.” Halpcm said. inton and Repi Republicans stalemated, l|S icced together scven-ycip'car bai- I------■ ------jfrastrated GOPP leaders 1. say they will iSa :now try to romc iccd-budgei plans of thei )mancc right-of-cemer Ifl ith savings for various prc Ul ^ d e r - .Democrats. Lin Study inks Lining up significant H at fall mostly between initinitial GOP, .. .num bers o f Deni' emocratic votes for the ■ idClintono^ers. .Repubtic'airpla " brothersrSjgajTm en m plan for cli'mirioting In recent days, the Blue ,deficitsb by 20CZ002 could pressure ivc even reached ogreemenic„'s°wifh’ n e w Y O RKK (AP) — The more l | ;Clinton to maki lake concessions and ouso 'Republicans on savingino*? fro m __ hoys a nfothcj;:r hos producedrthc •producca”comf impromise, the drgu>' edicorc and Medicaid, thougDuih they 11“ chonince that the next son IN -m ent goes. sagree on specifically ho 'viNbcg.y.as.u,tudy says. ^ But as elcct :ction-ycar politics edicoid savings shoul>uld be Tlicreasonmunight involve thc moth- :cnvelops thc olre ilrcady highly partisan hievcd. cr s immune sysystem acting on Ihc BM . b u d g e t b attle, ll ■, it’s a scenario that T h e discrepancy' ihIh e two developing mol tiita cufs d to ' have more previ* A g ^ B e e f :bargains with the the GOP — will ulti- Der•emocrats onto the GOP’s»’s bai- A scnior*Whitlite House official, at allall, though they soy they■y wouW ' °^«lybomsiblinjings than hclcrosexual mately remain loyallo to their party's ancciccd-budget bandwagon helpelps the sneaking.on-condiiditioiL.oflanonymity,_acccp sf»mp ^ , men did. T h e.new m study says this — ■Jji'estdent.------^ verysry lawmakers whose congresircssion- said Monday’ that prospects ■ “If‘If you want six orr sj e v e n comcs onijlly trom brothers, not ' " T u e s d a ^ O n l y ! ------, “ A lot ofthese*s e dogs, blue or w hat- al s< seats Republicans ■ °oppearcd r dim for a Deini^hiocratic votes, stay wher ___^ evcr:>.afe.going-tiB-to-be-Rcttinfl-calls—wouimW d.o.vfeto-cap=*ifzwi b.ttdgctrdcaLsoon=arc;!:i;!!=Conm iziggys~hcz: lorn-brothers-are-hot— — from thc Wmte i Vou-waiitsrx^— le M ouse7 and th e y 'll tuICC re _____:_____t h e s e '* Indeed,-ho-said-the—Repi^p ublicans.—If-you-w antig.blt xr_nPjy?ssnrily_qldeiler_broihcrs. bccause.~ ^ find their way backba home," Senate Rcpepublicans say. Cor s e w n vvW hite House is~Deih(mocrotic votes, you have i ;ounicd~brothcrs who ” ^ Majority Leader 1 cr Bob Dole, R-Kan.. Thahat is bccause it DcDemocratic ■ bebeginning to think a scriouious about Mcdicaid and taxa x uld be tanta- CODC)ndit, D-Calif,, on ■. i66 undermine thc Republublicans insisted on Medican»ire a n d vas the Democrat in moui)u n t lo what he tells p'resident" or.embar- Mediciicaid cuts to pay for unneede:d cd t a x ' c. R e:publicans p i bar- ass ihe president fn ' rcductiI ctions. : conversations, som e g ainining i with them* Republicans an-ny way," Rep. "Thirhere-are a lot of people ono n b o th iced doubts that such solveves. GOP critics ' Giary a Condit, D- sidests now who want to go1 totc t h e i offer any real polit- o f thisthi approach say, sincc ClinKinton's Calif., one of the 22] Blue Dogs, said polls;Is 4 n d p o in t fin g ers," s alid id o n e ■ I signature n a would still be neededled for in an interview lastst week. Democnocratic aide who spoke on c o n - 3 rvative and moderate anythr’thing to bccomc law. “There’s a w oy ,tito solve this thing, ditionin io f anonymity. ) . 8 2i W l o n ‘t let yoiD urIR A Lady sa;lys aides; ]miscdniiffued^;ommentM.. 1 5 ^ 3N (AP)— Hillary I------whot “was on m y miTitnd." , Mrs.rs. Clinton's explanation oron th c n said Monday her ' Facing renewed! qquestions over her travel:1 ofticec firings follows disckwlosure -1 CIJtire beforee y o u d o . B ut some Repubith presidential aides . roles in the W hitetewater and travel of a 1993 1'9 memo stating the firstrst lad y if a GOP meaiciar inismanagcment office offairs, Mrs.s. C linton also said was thethc prime mover in the purgeIBC a n d W i t hI Itoday’s lower interestest rates, some IRAs. Democratic votesse traVel office could i»m m i she would "considetler’' testifying about the planned pla installation of u L s t i l l be 0 p o liticnally prompted the Whitewater before a Senate committee Rock,c. Ark.,/ travel firm that had w o the hard workers thtthey used tu be. We • .J Q i n t o n did not rw chaired by Alfonso>C for the prcsideidential can prcrepare a free reportt tht! a t will show you •gaining table, thcing to maintain that i D ’Amato, R-N.Y. •e campaign. Empmploy- how m ‘The m ere much your IRA willk-ill be worth when the election campT the travel office “I’d consider . - ces of the LLittle you're;_reqdyto r retire.^ ■the only thing thatlady said that aides - • anything to bring-g-. „ .expression* .4 Rock firm wc'rv c rc a t — ------balancc the budgciin ^ c d her remarks this matter to a° concem couldId b e, the While Housau se in I’t ‘ take chances withith your retiremerit and cut taxes wasvented tho-seven- close,” said the first” I guess, takenan to ‘he days prececceding •' savin^Js;{s. To find out if yot^our IRA could be th e W hile House.sed. . thefinngs. e a r n i nlg g more, call or'stop hy today. B ut in privateiression co of concem I^ H | r- ' mean someththing Her prior st;s t a t e - .Republicans volcecss, taken to mean H R ^ moro than ...I wv a s m ents aba b o u t a strategy wouldthan ol ... w as iheant,” H H Whitewater ;ica] benefits. .d the-*‘D ianc'R ehm e m eant.’ under scrutr u t i n y ' Pulling conscrvoiingtOn radio station n bccause of nnd' d w ly : fir^ lady made the ^ _ Hillary Rod3 d h a m H i l i h g ' inched a tour for her in e h e r _____ - - C li id is o n 3 First]lid she was told by . Guoranty, the failed fa ■ ■ L J B h ■ ■ WASHINGTONin the days before the I in ottendonce S&L cowned by thc (^njo Dan King Bob Seibel Ken K Stuart' TVm & L o r i -IZ ll^A ^t— H^nrickaon- ~ R o d h am C lintonunting'fimi s KSahecii plist'Ch'ureh when "WHifcw:w ater iim I estate partners. " I Ave: B.------Fall6 Avc“ 13 ne possible financial B l j H II Campbell said, Mrs.s. Clinton' said that in the d 05 Suite 1010 PhoDC 1327AIbionA^-c. donvetsations with 1-9106 Phone 733-4925 73442U B urley 67S'I13! on’^qsofted financiathe tmvcl ofiicc, and stay strong. Tell befores theti travel office dismissals, a t Ih e White Houseike I a good idea." ' strong. W e’re not hod cononvcfsations about problem:jm s in •Unlecxprc.iKrdii.ii> the loHcroryicldli) numiiily■ o rr; viclJ i<> coll »n A-nitcJ vhy she thinks her APpt attack her either.’’ the trovrovel office with Ihen-WhW h ite cITeciivc l/tSA>6, Suhjccl ti> uvuiluhiiluhiliiy. .Miirkct rink l» h liidve unintentional iiivcMmcnla wkl priiir lo mnluri(>'. ave been miscon* Firstt LadyL Hillary Rodham In Atlanta, sever*d applauded. - H ousee c h ie f o f stafT Mock M cLniL a rty ...... il>'. . m assftrings there. al hundred people While continuingire than she inlcnd* c ilniton to leaves a W ashington ent took the pbdi- ond depleputy White House coun lid that living In the gathered to com-br purely personal Vincentmt Foster, who committed s she didn't order t: 0 station Monday. memmorate * the • -p u rg e , the first lad;m entirely different b rg e t how you oil cide inn July . 1993, and receivedH < SHEd^ward D. JonesSS & Company® birth of Marlin could have tniscon^n what she is used spentt a lifetime dealing with peop 'or mentioned my phone callca from David Watkins,, then-^ thi ______MWf bor NcNew Ynk Slock Eictnnoo, Inc. & Socui>ocuitlius Investor Piotcclioii Cotpoiallnn ' said that she has “in a1 vvery dircct way" and sayir Luther King Jr. director3r Io f administration. _^-.to-m ean-sbe-wni , gave.Mrs. Clinton em ployees dismissed an im prom ptu dls-> • “The mere exprc! play o f support. could be, I guess, President Clinton v som ething more thai arthc^EbchezcrBapl ----- .Mrs. Clinton told tl Atlanta Mayor Bill ' Show" on Washingi "Mr. President ... si W AMU-FM; Thc fir M rs. Clinlon to stay s rdmorks as she launcl ^ S t a . ]i r t l^ S^ W iti i i iP photo going to let tliem ati - --n e w book.------—— T he crowd stood a n d ; Mrs. Clinton soid jn When the presiden ^ ] N " ,remarks could hav(sartbt o r n &- JTS 8 1 Cellular Siiadesg - Pleatated ShadeSjr^ ’ strued to mean more ed, M rs. Clinton said . W hite House is “an < A FRIREE Presentatioi environment” than w ^ B u y ]1 And (G e t 1 F^ R E E ! ^ to. The first Ipdy ensa by Dr. Robe>ert W ard, G asti

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Here i« one of three, almoit sa y to u s , ’Y o u ’.ve , s King would soy “if-hele sort. of going to do3 about that?”’ said still got a ways (to go,’” the presi- ^ identical, (lufTy labby caci (hat would show ed u p , sidled down theheaislc^" i Clinton, at ttim es adopting lhe dent said. • nwike gfc#i family peu. There U oUo a “He would soy to us,"*', ‘You've cadence and1 jstyle of a Southem iyellow (pink) and white ani] a’ "We have to)-continue c< to heal the H itill got a ways to go yoursurselvcs,”' preacher. neutered, declawpd, all>whlte mate. racial divisionss that th still tear at our 'lin to n said. '‘What ore you goihg'to do about A ll arc waiting for new homes.'M any nation," Clintonn ssaid during the pre- H y< J “H ere’s what 1 think Dr.Di King diot?” he asked;d again. . | u n a p ay e d a n d u n n e u te re d do){i •dinincnt cercmornony for King com- roaming che city. Have your peit v o u ld s a y i f he were givingigtbis-ser- t - The-techniqique.- puttin^-words in memonitions aerocross the country." H£ * ^ y ^ and ncucen^ at alx moniKi of mn o n in far more power The presidentIt waited v three hours — verful and King’s moututh, led to one of ga se. Take odvantaee of a low*cost ipay tloqucnt woys: ’You’re doidoing bet- Clinton’s most>st pow erful speeches g to spenk. visib:iibly enjoying the . and neuter clinic Feb. 3 at Mneic , ncy,-aJS»3 address.in -Vallev-Vcterlnary.llospltal, 540 Main /------lengthy,'lively memoria!me lo'thc'civir~^B er;- but-that’s not -good cmcnough,l^^of his.presidenc __ he p re sid e n t said. Mem{)his, Ten:nn., where King was >A ve. S . Procecdt will help the animal rights activistt aand Nobel Peace •h e lter ahd your peu. Prize lauredtee \vho\> would have “ H e w o u ld soy, ’Ask yours>urself this assassinated. tumed 67 Mondayday. King was killed H April 4, 1968. Linking armsIS with\ K ing’s son, ■ D ex ter, nnd wif o r t i h 9 . . . King, (he.presideiident puffed out his Accuralat^, objei chcst and saniong “We Shall Preresident Clinton holds hshands with Corretta Scicott King and Overcome" andJ “Lifl Every Heart Dox exter Scott King, the widi^ Id o w a n d s o n o f D r. Ma ir t i n L u th e r K ing, W o u n ddorslond e r your ripod to bo und Sing.” J rr.. . , while singing duringg HKing Day services at EEbenezer Baptist informed, anid d ore committed to C linton laugher r a i day,” Gregory ty”” fifor all. “As we begin the seisecond Ebenezer Baptislist Church; whejc u n d o r srtand ta the issues thaf quipped.- . . . h alfIf of the last decode in thisis greatj K ing; his* fath er aia n d m aternal grand* . ^ ' a r e / m p ao r t a n t to u s . I 'm King’s birthday ay was observed in Amenerican ccntury, Ict us drca[ream o father preached for f 81 years. King k '• . _ coinm/ffiaf te c f f o reporting tho _m arches and scrvcrvices across the dreajcam together, once again."," IDole _landmarks.surroui 'und the churchi.thc______n e w s y•ow o c j n e e d e v e ^ d a y , country. said.id. house where hlis' 36-ye'ar-oId Statel itehouse to “congratulate" New> lize block voterss in large numbers Monday througlugh Friday, on Iho News _ mayor. , H am i mpshirc_roc_remaining thc.cic-only -this-year'to.)hclFIp-win reelection ------at 10:00 bn'KMa h o * s soldie]srs are liiving in IN orth RCorea i r-m AfeufsSounf e e WASHINGTO^ON (AP) — Korearean m o v ie “ N am eless Hcro<:roes,’’ military’s foreignn language school Pentagon investigatigators believe four__ he sajisaid. ___ __in the copitol. PPyongyang. The forfSer Americanan soldiers '^ o THc'he Brdck-and-whitc movlovie. report said the 11I ' were not allowed ' ...... — dcfccted from theirleir units in South appanarently filmed over severalI yearsyc lo travel freely. TlTheir names were • ^ K orea in the 1960s)0s arc now living in thehe eariy 1980s, portrays NoNorth ,not known, in com m unist Northjrth Korea, a U.S. Korearea’s counterintelligence effcefforts “We’re slill ve'ery interested in I defense ofTIcial saidlid Monday. duringing th e K orean W ar. T he title^s" title those reports," thee U.S. official said The.ofTicial. w hiio o :sp o k e o n condi- v arioiously i translated as “Namel'nele'ss Mondoy. The offfficial is closcly i ' tion of anonymity,ity, also said the Herocoes” or “Unknown Hero.” involved in U.S. cciTorts to account'; I- P e n ta g o n w as psursuing u r uncon- OthUher details about the fcfour for servicemen missingm from the j firmed intelligencencc leads that iis Ameriericans, such as their whe'here- Korean War. many as 11 Americ.Ticaiis taken pris- aboutsuts and the extent of theirr free-fr Jim Coles, a3 U.S. military oner in the 1950-5;)-53 Korean War domI ofc movement, could notlot be spokesman in Seouiluf, o n Sunday dis* HB w ere still alive in the N o rth . leamccned. missed as “totallyy false" repons in. ______T h 't intclligcncc-Ie.s.Ieads.emerg^'in Thehe.Soiith Icpreon nevyspiifpaper the-South Korean. )news media that the late 1980s,r butlut iintil now the Chosuisun Ilbb published a photogragraph ■ the U.S. govcm rnerent had confinned, ' Pentagon has not commentedco pub* this weekw( that it said wos of o0 foe-f< thot Nonh Korea wv a s Slill holding . • licly on them. m er AAmerican POW acti;»; in a American POWs. i S i « i The four Americancans the Pentagon Northth Korean movie mode inn tthe About 8,100 Ammcricons are’offi- believes arc livingg iiin North Korea 1980s.3s. It appeared to be the saisame cially listed as unaccountedui for ' have no connectionn withv< the Korean movie ie the Pentagon has analyzeyzed, from the Koreann W ar, although W h e War. They were_anamong six U.S. ‘ but. ththe Pentagon believess ihell experts who hove stust d ie d th e molter la f every ei^mploymjnti W USit _ soldiers who defecteicted in the 1960s Americ:ricans in it were defectors,s,’not n believe lhat nearlyy ail were casual- from the Army’s’s :2nd Infantry POWs./s. lies whose remainsIS were not recov- know> aboutI fedeeral regulai■ztions. Division, based m SouthSo Korea, the U.S.S. officials have not ruledd oout ered or whose reci:covcred remains - oiTlcial-said.-Pentagoiigon-invc6tigators— that-a-a sm all-num ber of POVO W s - could not be idontifiified.- -— - excellent oppoiportunity for-your-empl<)loyces to^btain basicic Iknowledge of believe two o f the sixsix d ied . m a y sistill be captives in Nor;lorth Nonh Korea dcniinics it is holding, topics that affcct cvc5vcry business. This toiDur-hour orientation is cdesigned lo help Th&.orricial saidid the Pentagon Korea. any American c a p ti\tivcs. employees gain grea•eater knowledge of: — ------kno^v»^he-names-ofHof-thcTfburbur-is------^A~Fc•FcbT-2~l-989rUTS-mi^itoii ta r y ------Thc-defector-wh?ho“provided‘thc------not releasing them. T I. Their identities intclligligence report said a defectiector information in theie Feb. 2, 1989, ■ General safelyy • ■ Injury prevention w ere establislicd'throurough analysis of had refreported that I! U.S. POVOWs intelligence report uw as debriefed by ■ Elccirical safetyety (lockout/lugoui) ■ Dloodlwme paihogen'g e n s photographs apparenrently connected were workingw as English teache:hers U.S. officials. HHis identity is . , ■ Hazard communilu n ic aiio n sionclanls (Hepatitis B a n d H IIV protection) to their participatiotion in a North and tratranslators at North Korear e a 's blanked out in th e IS1989 report. (Chcmical expoxposure) ■I Hamssmcm ■ Noise exposurerc (hearing( proiecilon) i l Drug-free workplacea ce

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I— ^— idaiio^ i . i i i | u 9H|.i s aho RepimblicansIS give Dcole w arnin reception ■ I B O IS E ((AP) — Sen. Bob Dolee othcr-parts of the countr ntry.” One of thoseth attending the pri- that those who live and work on . m ad e a ■iumphont return to Idaho0 Dole said he liked1 returningr< to vate recep:ption, Boise attorneyf the banks of the Snake River nrc ____ '' on' Mondayay, getting an enthusiasticc ' Idaho, where he has maimany political Roy Eiguriiren, said,••‘I’ve been a1 far better able to decide ho^ lo re c e p tio n fifor his campaign for thec friends. • D o le suppcporter since 1976.” He; use and preserve natural resources Republicanm presidential nom ination._____ 1 “1 think 'isitmy firstwas withvisi served as Idaholc chairman for one; thun those who live and-work on .. In rce-hour visit :to Boise, _ Len. Jordan* m any yearears ago,”, he' of Dole’si previousj presidential1 the banks of thc’Potomac River." sppoke e to the Idaho0 said. Jordan was firstst at governor bids. "P-eople in Idaho know better Legislatureire, met with Gov. Phil1 than people anywhere what it is B att attattended a series of fund- like to'put up with an absentee raising evevents before leaving for ‘I believe... thihat those who livefo- and work on •. landlord,”j Doje said, referring to m o re c a mnpaigning ; in Salt Lake' th e b a n k s off tht e Snake R iver arei far better the i fact two-thirds pf the land in City and a Monday night trip to’ abile to decl(cide how to use arInd preserve Idoho ' is federally owned. North Dakocota. He referred oniy briefly to the - A lth o u g(h h Idaho is a s m a ll factorr natural resou>urces than those.'I who live and - budgeti battle lhat has-s'lalled ■ • - - ^ '5 ^ in the presiisidehtial campaign and1. work on the» banksI of the Pot of funding for thc feder­ - th c la te Mlay a primary comcs after'r ■ ; Zal govcmmcni.»> > /! ______- ■ the GOP nonomination probably will Dole said mosi..votcrs.feel-thcy-...... decided, DcDole said it is importantI ■ . —F- Presidentf^aridldatate Sen. Bob Dole-----clectc people to get things done. ’ fo r h im to nm ake o good sh o w in g inI I— I — ------^ ------r ------■ He I said he and other Republican • APpheto “g o o d , soliilid conservative” statesi and later a U.S. senatnator for 10 "There arare some of us believe leaders I will sit down the president I AracellGa m.., such as Idahaho. years. “This Is Dole cour Gallegos. 8, w orks on1 h er *1 have a d ream ’ f - sBhlrtaur- h i ••xh* ountry." the governsnment has gotten too and a start negotiating again, hop­ imao' comes a littJe Jaie, (ng clasB« ai t V a n B u r e n E f e m em n ttaiy S chool In Caldw ellII F riday. Press Secretary NeJsof'son Warfield heavy-hancn d e d ," Dale (old thc ing i (o achieve an honestly bal­ :e people to know that 1 said the cam paign ex| T h e sec:ond*grade o n class studleilied th e m essag e o f Dr. Mai expected to Idaho Legisl.slature. anced a budget. WartIn have a lot oof support in states like gross SISO.OOO at a SlSl,000-pcr» He got thele biggest reaction from "But if it not credible, the L uther Kin

—Ba [ahoissa^-Fro[u Liseum notrtifies Indis m '■ 1 — anbones-I g j p m m £ m £ £ ^ = fia’iveif®orbigoir t s ATELLO (AP) -.A Holmer said. r e p o r t halas been completed and The museum is hondlinlling about The Associatn a te d P r e s s Weovcr’s deadly standoffoff at Ruby sent^to nregional/Indian tribes 3D cases that involve bone boi frag- —Ridge...... a b o u t huluman-bone fragments ments, H olm er said. Gov. Phillil Batt] has used the occa* 1* Batt noted organizer::ers of thc ’ • stored at.It.the Idaho Museum of “There ore no completeleie skele- All sion o f Monirirtin L uther King J r.’s birth­1- Martin Luther King JiJr.-Idaho Natural HistoryH; in Pocatello, .tal remains,” sh e said. 1 Winter M(Merchandise ^ ~ day 10 rcitcra -rate his stance that Idaho0 H uman Rights D ay set thehe them e o f T h e rc|report was sent to the Many bones or fragmernents have IH welcomes pc< people of all backgroundss helping others. ■ ShoshonC'le-Bannocks, Nez Perce, been I at the museum forir decades,d B g and is not abI home c for bigotry, “Doctor King said thatat everyone< Hopi, Du>uck Water Shoshone, ;since before records wervere kept. s g iO FF I : Dut longli igtime civil-rights advo-- can bc great bccause evcr}/eryone can ...... N orthw estjstfih Band df Shoshone, Some might'have been:n dugi up , [egular Low Prices CDtes John in and Idaho Puree off serve,” Bntt said. “This isis muchr too Shoshone-le-Paiutes at Duck Valley when a farmer plowed a : field or ' W P 2 5 t Pocatello worn Wl too many peoplee important for one day. ThisTh ought and otheiier tribes, said Sharon 'when roads were built. h a v e becomome comfortable with1 to b e a lifetime com m itmlent.” cn Holmer,, rmuseum anthropology A Sho-Ban cultural con iding: • Sorel Bootoots ------— groups Itke-ke-thc Church-of~Jcsuss "Rem inders o f slav eryy and a free- collectionsms manager. ' .'.will dccidc on an indmBujiaSal basis------l y * C aarhartt » Clothing- • All^I~ThermaI Underwear jju — Christ Christristian-Aryan Nations in1 dom hang on ihe walls 3fof John J ond T h e repn and Repatriation A ct sshould bc d o n e w ith them. message this;lis year by reminding thet shows John’s greal gram•andfoiher, Thc tribeses may request the bone "Most ofthe uibes I’ve talked audience thathat wc are all lucky' here: Rollie Puree, a fonner slave.ive. Framed fragmentsis from the museum. No t10 want to put them backick where ' ______in.beautiful.III .Idaho,— .beau tifu l ji o tI ....__ on.another.wall aro-thc.wonvords to.tlie-^ -requests-hi•have been-reccived yet,—t—thcy-camc from,— Holmem er soid. ju st b y the usualUSI standards o fa gor-• song, "W e Sholl Overcome.”e .” jgeous. enviiivironment, but alsot TTie retired coupic agreesrees King’s *— bccause off itsit hard-working, fair- dream — that his children v bc minded andd generousg people,*’ Batt able to "one day live In as told a crowdwd gathered Monday inI where they will not be juc by ,______the Statchous(>use to com m cm oratc_the__ the-colot;o£.thcir-sltin,-buibut-by-ihe— slain civil-righrights leader. . co n ten t o f their character”er” — has “Idaho is} ncnot a haven for bigotry, not been achieved. hatred dnd vioviolence. Thc opposite is The rise of conservatismsm in poii- ■ true,” he saisaid in his legislative tics and growth of citizen:n militias,i H address lastt MMonday. “1 will contin- such as the U.S. M ilitia AssiVssociation H ue, to set .theie irecord straight: Idaho in Blackfoot, have createdd a climate H IS d w arm andmd friendly state.” diat makes some people think thii such H ' H e a lsoa traveled north to behavior is acceptable, Idahclaho said. ■ Sandpoint recrecently to praise local “People need to realize thatthe things ■ leaders for thctheir campaign to dispel like that will not bc tolcratccated,” John H ACZDBulilt the public image im; tarnished by the said. “What bothers mei in recen t .. H Aryan Notiiations compound at years is that jm p le have becomebee so H Hayden andi wwhite'scpanJilst Rah'dy' ‘i•cb'mfonable with th'cir bigotry,•tty.” ■ QnY

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thhe p u rsulitof i justicce y Idaho is rcaicaching thc end o f itsIs zied than their netwitwoi-k countcr- one-year expicperiment with news's 'pails. During’the yearrar-long test pe- camcras ifi cccourtrooms, and theic riod for ca m era sin cou :ourtrooms, Ida- > X stale Supremene Court-must, decideIc ho media behavcdr(lr(mostly)-ad=T~ r P m w hat to do n e:xt. x t m irably. • Our recommemendation; End the ex-c- The Tim^s-Ncws haihas participated ^ periment, andrd show thc phctogra-I- in th a t ex p e rim en t, d newspapers. -• are the problem. 5h_jnitiing.th.c,j.us.ticc_c___ I h a t! 5 _not,the-fault_( system on the; tubeti may be good forr newscasters, who are geneiillyg< a re- « TV ratings, nobiobody has mdde a con-,-. sponsible bunch. —vincin£Fcasc=lh■ i alienate thc media? ‘ um of educationon and culturc. .Twin Falls lawyer KcKen Pcdcrecn, ir? May I change generations'ns? 1 know this As we rcachch thed upper years, diere will be 1 unusual request, but I don’tI’t want to be a From a Harrop .We’ve seen some so of’that over thet i a member of the Supreo rem c C o u rt’s u„u?,i no limiutions.s. NeverN were. We will be ferUle, y boomei-any more. No, I’mtn 1not jumping _ years._butjno 5stlytI: wc’.YCseen..:!Mel- advisory committee .on;on .his issue, ’ sexy, in fiill controlcont o f die brain waves, gi'eat \ I becausc thc eldest ofus aroe ppassing thc ~ attendedi theth original event in 1969 wwded mass, no poiny-]ny-pinching In old-age. D esp ite its thurt coverage ton - this generation has bmtiien flattered, Day landin,ding.; , - ' home circuit entcentertains us with a medley ofthe Think thingss 1like that can’t hap- outweigh < thc potentialI b(benefits. . ed, indmidated and herded Iniinto one trend Three: yearsye ago diere was not one,t, 1bul two old songs. HcI startsstai off with “Puff die Magic ■ another. pen in Idaho?} When\ the Kenneth We in the news'me^nedia have a m ajor^enilenopause books by celebrat^^ women Dragon” andends end with "Eve of Destniction.” isbies, hula hoops, the pill, poppo art. Beat- authors. Mi Arrasmith murderder ease was rnaking right r to cover what goes Menopause is the latest thing,lg. Weare invitedd to to sing the refrain of bodi songs. . es on in court, ,53 no[lower childim, Be-ins, Hair,.ir, hair, swing- One ofthf the contenders, Gail Shechy,: ______nati^al news in Ucwiston, one net* t y, appealed Some o f usI laugh.lau Some reach for die' ' ' bccause you, the taxpa> _____ingjsiniiDgles..disco..carccc.womea,j ic:gcneradon!s.peipet»nl sense.M ofnp. Pm Tnc-______• >vork crew”s^lcaied a tire escape to “ haveti a rigtit to know w h a t km d o f waterbr b ^ , Mooniesjogging, sea\eawieed, woric- pression:: “f“It’s as diough dierc has beenaiacon- Aflcr 2050,, thedie obituaries will start noting hom in on anotlother network’s jail- justic'c j is being dispen£jnsed in your ingnronolhets, high-tech, “thirtj^omomeUiing.” spiracyofsi)f silence. No one wants us (olc>Ider incredulously’ that.dietha deceased was bom diir- house interview.V. rnam e. Southvhwcstem style, Cajun cookinging. four- women) to Ifind out how much power• wev> have." ing die Trumanui administmdon.'Shea will have That’s an extixtreme example, of But we can covcr cour.urtroom news' wheel:I 1drives, countiy style, Bill1 Gates.G The marila r k e ^ know du t 28 million>nofus Ion two sons by her1: first marriage, one daugb- course. adequatelya .the w ay w ea alwaysa havo immc oiit. ' arc on a dietl'die They sell to us on die baslasisof ter by her secondond and three assort^ stepchil- Idaho news mimedia are less fren- - w ith pen and paper.' itely there have been a lot of f aftielesa about two a»umpimpdons: (I) We are cndirollnled by our drenbyherdiird.lird. .- • •• • :i • ■ . n v r / .us. Butlut there alm y^ tai. The specilec^ofdic youlh;and|id (2) We have no sclf-control■ol. TTius,' Then will comiome die day, probably In die < ■______L- babybi'boom gehtraUon crossing thethc half-centu- RJR Nobisc)isco came out with Hide Oreoeo cook- 2070s, when iiedie last1 membff of the b a ^ ryirtariork opens many o()pdrtunttiesies to profit . ies and Hda,laagen-Dazs has a smaller ice:e cream boom generationion dies. Generation X will _ J fiom 01our innate narcissism, bar. Restauruiurants place litde ^mbols on die break out in celebelebration - If diey live that long., D . , Thatat’s why all o f life's changes^cs are pre«nt- menus to) imindicate dishes that are goodd forthe I know it’s gettinggett late in die day, sir. but . v ;, : . ^ Trhellimles-lNevra^ . cd as Ulthough they never m attei^dbeforc-if b heartorwaikvaisdine. I’ve b^'thinkin{king about leaving the baby theycvever happened at all.-Nobodydycver We'veinjt^insdtuled many reguladons diald force boom cohort forIbr some s time how; There are so Stephen Horigcn Clark Wnlwoiih" TyT; Ransdell ‘ p i i e r V led for retirement, saw iheir cl Publister. ’’ J plannc( r children businesseses tto guard our well-being. Re:testau- m anyofus. Surelurely one won't be missed. Managing e d ito r Qrculatlon C director AdvcrtUsrtlslng director fggye: home or experienced thc effeffectsofage. rants muststjpost p signs showing what too d< o if ------^ ••btediciliction: Ageism is about lo beeiKCOmconeof someone chichokes on fo6d. Bars have lotlong car- Froma Harropvp isi a Providence Journal edito- • The metus for the moratorium did notm bond for. ski trails in an area closci)scd to snowmobile nies comes without any advert'olisingtxpcclo- tioilions in retum, then the board : I, let’s tiy still some others. HowHi do come from1 thcth “condo-roostingeeo-ninrnnies I was somewhathat dismayed lo bear so many ’■ except by permit. ^ords and phrases sound: limiimiled gov- • who wring; thitheir hands from afof.” The! requestn ofthe patrons att thedie hearing start nitpicking . . ' I am writing this letterter to thank yoil in ad- bucked off onto its head one= t<< o o n ,a „ y times. It; honest day’s work for an1 honesthi came fromI thethi ranchers and farmers In. dthe im -. the proposal to deadi.deai Please, let’s give die ;vance for helping controlirol the rotten apples, ■ day’s wa,vage; absolute truth; marriageIge fidelity: pacted Mudiidi county.< They recognize diailatresi- School Board crediredit for some brains. Aflcr all, ;whom 1 doubt read the: lettersle lo thc editor. ^SHERRY OLSEN TwinFalls personalII responsibility; lower taxes;:s; criminal dential usess aiand agricultural uses are suf]ufTi- , it has been lookipg:ipg at this situation for a much -Let us all recognize thcebackcountiy b trail ‘ mcnt; reading, writing and ariiarithmedc; cienlly di^ereferent so that the former too ofoften longer Ume than1 haveha any o f the nitpickers, !user’s responsibility.' and. jest:rt for good measure, let’s let5l flyf with drive out dietie Ilatter. ' •' and il has had thele aadvice and counsel of go ^ ; JERRY BOESEL MMicron saw (iar comi mn e r c i a l s objectivevc, accuraic news ^ r t i n g ?:? Blaine Cou'ounty’s Planning and Zoninglg Com- professional help.Ip. This1 may not be die p ^ ec t : l y i n Falls FFor those of you who are stillstil wondering Thesee 1used to be America. Doesn’sn’t seem so mission andd BG o ^ o f Commissioners re-re- • soludon, but il seenwems to be the best wc can do - vhy Micron did not select Twi'w in Falls as the any morere. They don’t have that politiilidcally cor- sponded loI thur local TV sla- cast overt:rboard being shackled withli thell label It is our goagoal lo evolve a model for agripicul- hasn't happened.L TheTl extra parking for die deirining the federal govewennment's cfTbhs to tionions. right-win]ing. religious conservative. OtherOi tuial land useise Idi^ring die next six monthsisthat t gym will be vetyy welcome.Wl I say let’s Uike die lim^ tobacco advertising:ng at rodeos. It was ' AAflcr doing so, it reached thethc'conclusion words wilvill upon occasion be foundi taggingtii will protect1 di(the property needs of individuduals as positive approach:h andai all get behind diis bond quite eloquent in standinging up for the adver- thathat the intelligence level in thisthi. aroa was “long sucljch as; zealot, fanadc, draconionian, bigot,./TWcll as thc needsnee of the agrieultuml comnimunity issue' this time andnd get{ It passed, tising rights o f businessesses who sell legal .<«omomewhat below the nationalII a'average. homophollobic br, occasionally, victoriijrian and. that wants to10 ppreserve its ability lo form andai We won’t gql ancanodier opportunity to pur- . products, and for the fairlir board’sI right to re- • Remember, R ifyou don’t comome see me. you worse yet,et, Christian. ranch. IfwcB orore successful in reaching thiihis ‘ chase the land, asIS ththere is another buyer wait- ceive money from theifl.Pi. As> a taxpayer and won/on’t see the “General." Sec: yyi a heerrr! Lc^’s faface iL Some o f us have yet:t toti be cn- goal, everyoneone will win, ahd wc will haveve pro- ing for us to snimblinble. fairjgocr, 1 support thosesc thoughts.( Thc fair JIMFRTTZLEY JI lightened,d. I don’t know what it’s goiroing to take vidcd a valuabliable service for our communiinity. JOHNR. LEMO'rfOYNE boaW also allows Copcnhmhagetf-Skoal to give TTwinFalls to executeIte die tiansfonoation, but I[hope h( it h would be.be a tragedy if the last crop on our Hageojum

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g * / 1 I * I P Q>ofrc i Tuosdoy. Januory 16.1996S T lm es-N ow s, Twin Falls. Idoho ' A -7 , World B H j l l AsLsian states tto close ‘boi)at people’ campsc; by July ■ ' BA3AN G K O K . Thailand (APAP) — exodus of more Uiahon 1 million people, tions.ms. But he emphasized: "The time Declaidaring it’s “time to go back,’,ck,” the ■ By now nearly’ alla hove m igrat^ lo ' lo go go back-for these people has ______JJnilC(iled.Nations-said-Monday-cnscamps new countries andd somes have returned comc.me.” I for A sia’s rem aining boot people pe to Vietnom., TheT U.N. High Cosella Cas spoke to reporters at tiie end I shoulc>uld close by July ond it willvill quit Com m issioner for fc Refugees said of a a iwo-doy conferencc on I ing to support tiiem.______.39.000 rgmnin ineacamps, , ------Indocdochlncsc-refugccs----- Ihe-first------1 lie announcement wiu^ o freshesh sign ■ “ “Wc hope the repatriationn can be mijor ajoi meeting since the United I ofintcntemationol resolve to closesea a Iin- carried oul in as honorablehi a way os NatiorItions failed to meet ils gooi of emp- - I 'I 'geringing legacy oftiie Vietnam WarVar. the possible,” said Ale?lexwdcr Ca5ella,.tiie tyingng thet region's comps by the end of I Ik - endi o f which in 1975 prompteipled an U.N. agcncy's heoead o f Asion opera- 1995.95. I

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i t a t e , APpholo"' Cai A U.S. Marine pap atro l w alk s a c ro s s the charredt oil landscapee nearn a burning well dururing perime- i n c e r S(> creen iiin g I to r s ec u rity patrc■trol n e a r Kuwait City o>n n M arch 7 ,1 9 9 1 . F iv e yearsye; after the Persian QuIfG W a r th a t _____ For m en over dged< 50 - 70 or ------—en d ed -ttie Iraq io ll occupation of KuwaMtrthe-physlcal-scars'ars'g«'gohe'from*thatianBa:— — ------m e n ’o v e rr40'haying~a~fam '4 ilylyTiiisttfry'bflJrosfaHate cancer. I S ^ a d d 111 u v u ll]tnates=36r a q r ^ — ^ ^Presen»nled=by-D r^Ricc|v=Zpl»[|fUrol : 3 0 p m I b iitccountry^ is neaiir shaiti]ibles C o s h $>15.00 ' Space limihlited to 40.^For morere inform ation~ 6 r to t o Register I AMMXN, Jordanan (AP)I — On Jan. ncies end of the Cold'WcVar combined lo 17. 1991, ferocious)us allied air raids report thcmsamsands make a catalyst thatat ended years of P lease coll: 733-11-3700, ext 344 launched a US.-Iedoid ofTcnsive to drive Rh Sw of cases o f mainlalnu- political stasis in the th Middle East, Saddam Hussein ouout of Kuwait — 'IsjHtM laces leading to landmarkk iagreements that "Ser.erving the Magic: Valley’ since 1947>47»- ■ I and, som&hoped, outoutofpqwer. __ S ^ S H B . where none.exitexist-, ore reshaping therefcpon. , - Five years later,', a defiant Saddam S p H ed before the war.wa Since the-war, JoiIordan has made ^ is still president of InIraq and his bitter U.N. .peace witii Israel. 1stIsrael has reached standoff with the worlvorld shows no sign Security Counc:mcil, an accord with tiie PalestiniansP and T w in Falls Cliniaddun said in a . Whilelie conditions in Iraq appear ' gritft, mo:nost analysts see little prospect c ia l f— Before tiie Gulf War.'ar, the Iraqi dinar ofSaddordom leaving power, r s p ^ was worth'more thanan three dollars. “Memtmbers ofthe ruling elite in-Iraq I ------Nowit’s-wonb^bourO.ito m isa s:------rtiTghrbe-be-flghting-amBns-tiiemselvw^ \_180J L J_])ispos^ On street comeis in Baghdad,I chil- for survivvival, but the regime is here to * dren beg for money,;y. Middlc-class stay," saidsal Fahd Fanel^ a prominent- \ finan ^ 0 1 4 Sica families sell off tiieir' fumiturefin at huge Jo rd ^lan a n columnist I ^ S aup flea maricets to buy’ food. fo Hospitals Outsideide Iraq, tiie Gulf War and tiie Gore bact:ks Israeli peleace efforts TEL AVIV, Israeltl (AP)0 — Vice The Ha ed President AI Gore assUssUred Israel (>n that Oorc>rc’s tolk8 " ^ tif l5ra c ^ o ffi-Ti- Monday that tiie Uoiteilited Stales sup- cials maylay ccnler on Washington’s I ___ _PQrt8Jt8-cff0rtaJ0J*Mch.pcacc_Mtii ad ....cflbjtajft.lft-P«tsuadc_ojheiLArab--and.D d _ __ B i l H K l i l B t ^O U Tsim m m Syria. G u lf stattates to make pcace with VIN— I H H%p»< ."You can be sure tiiattiia the United Israel, toooo. ' ' ^ f o r W C T I States will stand by you,”you Gore told On Tuc'uesday. Gore was to meetset I B mattiTRESS i B Prime M inister Shimiimon Peres at w ith Pal, , ruled : by the Palestine,ac BvjlKnnl^i go oftiie hope whichJ w

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. / — . ■ r - ‘ 7% ' Tlm«-No\Nows, Twin Falls, Idaho Tuo»losday, Jqnuory 16.1996 rid ■-i.' - . .-.J. — ■^'■2" soners^^reteaserscrapppCCIj BOSsnians l]insist tliilousaiidiI s i m s s i n ^ . BOCAC.. Bo.snia-HcrzcgovinaB As in the past, the mair join stum* Mosovie saiAid 4,000 of those ore Humon-rights Hi orgonizaticitions. the' > emment, Maso (AP) — A priiprisoner swap meant to bling b block was govemmen sovicsoid. ' BBanja a Lukd. The.rest were to:bo nent insis- thought to be5 ]prisoners. Thc fate o f United Ui Stotes ond other:r { govern* Thc jgovemn demon.sirDie: ththe will for rcconcilia- tcncc t< that Serbs account fc iment oppeois unllkeily fte Sonski M ost Bn'S t for ihou* others is unkiknown. They , include merits mi Hove evidence thot thi issue Qf-the_m1»atng r ,Go ------tion-among-B{-Bosnia-^hosliic-foc'——sands-0fmissingT5C0ple. s jMusap*^.ip_dLQiUlUJ-ia ,:Gocaa^e^]n-alIr90Q' Were to -b'i^— thousands of)f people who disap- ^ of f flcidinces were moMocnicred. The .without an-aiadmission from the reli * tions fizzledI MMonday. “No agreement has befeiififen mode pcorcd in 1991 released.'/ -( -X '92 05 the Serbs swept Serbs Se derjy it Serbs that thele people are iinpris-:' ., , After,it'/ bec'ame clca&that thb Only ninete ]p e o p le wc'i'c freed about a thc release with theth Serb .through' non•rthern and eastern ----- :------:-----instead of the h .The Intematiorial Commnmittee of oned, or — aaa jn o st-b ellev e—-^ -•-go^B2 vci3mwniJtojdd.JlP.t ft?ichflngfi_ le h u n d r c d s -c x p e c le d .------flide-*-s bccause-the-Scrbs-rerrefiise-to— BosniarcjqjclliHingrlmprisonfng-ond'^lM thcTlcd .Cross, which mediol ...... -The failure,re, four: days, before the sj 3iates pris-- de^ , ------•------:— i~ ppnsoners,-Red rii Cross ofnciaIs'*said-~ say what hopjJbned lo 24,742742 people killing Muslimims. ' oner on rcleMCS. soys it undetder?tands . .-The Red Cn :* Jan. I9(leddlin>flinc for all prisoners of ' whose « names have been har :ross ond the NATO- they thc wertf hoping for i^swap.'qf ■ handed lo The govemnnnient also has sold it Bosnian Be govemmcnt conceicerus buf'T|ed'force'imptiplementinfe-tlie-peace'“ Cr< war lo bc freeireed u n d er the Oayion them, tl said Amor ^asoviovic. the wonts to knov Croat a'nd Serb'ptisonefs. They, 3w what hoppened to considers co those missinging’ from had expected1 ncorlyi 500 Bosnian govgave up afier Bosnian C^ats and' peacc ngrecmerment. displayed thc. Iln- Bosnian B government oofficial more than 3,01,000 people seized by Sn gering enmitylity and mistrusi that cl Srebrenica to be a scporateB mmatter. . Serbs, Croatss and Muslims to be SerSerbs either failed lo show up;or. charged with overseeinging POW the Serbs afteriX the fall o f the eastern The ' Serbs have listed onlyon 123 released outsic threatens tJie: peaccpe pact.. exchanges. c; iide Bocac. 12 miles drodrove "away with buses fqll o f pris- en clav e o f Srebrenica, Si in July, prisonOT pri: to be relewed toD the tl gov* south o f the Serb S strdiighold o f’ one

iefiy ______' ■ ■ ■____ " V -i; • Australaliah police conmmissioner resigigns SYDNEY,;Y. Australia — The policec ccommissioner o f Australia’s;’s mostr populous statistate announced his rcsignolllalion on Monday as a govemnsmment inquiry confinifinucs to urieonh evidence ofo f widcsprwd comiption withinthin his force. . New Southuth Woles Police Commissiorlioner Tony Laucr ^id he wasu step>s ping down lo allowt someone else to clcaiIcan up thc organization, ITA,.- " ■ fiic inquliyiiiy has startled thc citizcns of New South Wales for moreireth^n- t ycur wilh cvidividcnce that senior ofTlcers; hnhave taken bribes from underwcTworid figures for yea:years. O ther have dealt in narcarcotics and prostitution. T L ______Much.oC.th«-the-cvidcnco-has-come-fronT)m-officcr 9-who-informed-on-(Qn-eol— leagues afierrr admittingai their own bad deeJccd^;

— =Andentnt-king’s^shTouiiid^founa-inGfiiri] - BEIJINGi ——‘ Iri'an aridCTt'tdmB d cl^^ in s id e Lion Mountaiii in castusteni China, archaeclacologists have found thc bet>ody o f a king wearing gamicrments made of 4,000XW pieces o f extremely thinin jjade plaques sewn together:r with' gold thread. ' The shroudud iwas decorated with goldd fflowers and had a gold beltIt withw ' ----- . four large goldold buttons. eaeh with a desigsign o f two bcarsthreatening: a gat:g ----- loping horse. The ofTicial:ial X inhua News Agcncy,y, which announced the findnd on Monday, calledlied it ‘*the finest and most pnprecious shroud ever excavatcditcd in Ihc world.” ------=^Tlic_butionsnsdndicate.lhe^bell J originatedted-incentnil'Asis,'providing g newni - - evidence of earearly exchanges between cehrCTtro! Asia and ccntml China,la, thet report said ,

------Gorbaclchev considersi ]presidential bidi d — PARIS —- Former F Soviet Presidentnt Mikhail Gorbachev says'tl'S th e more he thinksnks about it, the more he’s> likely to run in Russia’s JuneJui . ' ^ 9 presidential election.ele< V ‘ “It is an issuissue thdt l examine'all ihehe time. I th l^ about it allII thetl time and I am leaning Increasingly’ tctowards a positive decision Qprbachev saic(Jecembcr 1991 when Ihe Sovi Iftion dissolve*Ived, has said in thc post thottha he was considering runnir fflponsYcItsiItsin’sjo b . Conqriled fron wire repor f f f p i B5E i l i ft|EH 1 0 % , W f r moreREI

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jining ~ Twii;nJalls-LapprcTOes-so])ftball per-^ga]I ime fees — B^VirgmiaS. Oazb, shot s 53 pcrcent_from the wrestlers hufT and pt U ff 0 1 ^ “ ■ ...... I field M d“43 pe'rciircent from the three-point • -sw eat through ano’tllo'thergru- ■ r range in gameses against New Mexico, cling workout,:, adding; ■ ■ ■ I Texas-El Paso arand Brigham Young. He more heat io the roomroc than OUOOreHARLEaiMM ■ had career-highsIS oI f 27 points and 10 re- the air conditioninging system Twin Falls wrvrastllng coach Dave SlottenSl> L .^ . ■ ' I bounds against tbetbe Lobos. can possibly overco:rcome. demonstrateses a wrestling m ove to0 Ih is team . m m | | “Let's pick ic up up. More showing. Twinin Falls fin- sport, nnd individualsin must I Vandal studcdent athletes post motion," Slottenen y ells, ishcd sctenlh overallo\ in the p ro v e a t p striding among the | : practice cach I 2.96 GPA foiibr fall sem ester le pairs or season-openingg Elko Tour- week that theyth are thc best wrestlers strewn about ab Ilie n am cn tag aiSnst i about a on the squad I M OSCOW - TIThe University ofldaho mats. lad al their partie- . dozen teams froirom Nevoda. ular w e i^It t cclass. I joins some highlyy nregarded academic insu'tu- “No Excuses” is ] IS painted -Our perfororm ance at ' Relvy Saltlalinas is the man tions next fiOI in the Big West Confctcncc. in large block letters:ers across eiko was head ___ I___ Judging from thcthe past semester, the Van- d and shoul- at 140 poununds. Brady Va- ______onc_wall._The.naraam cs-o f-d crs abovc-whciicre-wc-wcre^nBngolcn-lea dais will fifih jiists t fine.f past wrestlers are « leads-the-team-at-^^m reembla- at thc end of last,la; season,” 152. Sam GiGamer holds-the The Idaho Athkthletic Department an- zoned on another. T nounced the 252! stistudent athletes posted an '• The last Slotten said. "If " we can top spot att I160, while Dan state champion.1, G e o ff improve that mimuch by thc M cM u llen has been a overall grade pointln( averoge o f 2.96 for the Pierce (1993), is i fall semester. Very!ty few schools of any size IS on the end of this seasoson, we’ll do pleasant surpirpriseatl71. wall. The only onene before allri^t." J ntanylcyelcariinainatch that achievement. Seni'or Jan'ared Goodpaster him is Billy WV, alk er Jason Rublaitiitus was the is a provensn force at 189 "■’ Tj* ■‘T fh o u ^ t las?s]? spring' was great; .this is (1982). : • incredible,'* Idahoiho athletic director Pete only Bhiin to place pi at the' w ith a cououple of solid, Liske said. It is in this cruciucible of stote touraamen:nt last sea- years under hish belt. ■ blood and sweat tha -Idaho ath lete s recordedr a 2.85 grade that SIol-' -son, finishing fifthfi at 103 Those arere the brightest ten hopes to create a point average forr springS] semester. But 11 5 a cham- pounds. As a juninior, he has stars in a groiToupof35grapr I of Idaho’s 12 teamam s improved their CPA pionship-caliber wwestling k moved up to3 112 and piers that hthave borne up; . from spring to fall.-.II,-,..-. ... . -- - program...... show/s no signsis..of relin-v under. Slottenten’s strict lute--^^^^H “Oiir goal is to have qbishing his pcposition as lage.'Seven “tough eight kids qualify foi Belle adm itss Iknocking for state team leader, guys" havee cquit the this season," Slottenten said. Senior Ryan LarsonLi sue- first p ractice two months down teen-agijger w ith truck That would be quiteteanim- t cessfully ch:hallcnged ago, accorc to the CLEVELAND> - Cleveland Indians star ■ provement over las:last sea- sophomore Jasison Heat- coach, A lbert B e lle . whBtJDOyCWr CHARICS MWOWn^TImM ...... Belle’s house, admnittM it knocking down the loumament. pects those two totc battle all blast on hiss coach’s c whis- Bruin wrestlerwn Jason RublaltuaUS escapes from a teamrimmate during prac- I youth with his picku;:kun truck during a chase, , . But, the signs o) o f im - season long.' tie. The paulause between tice. Rubiubialtus finished fifth atIt S ta te la s t y e a r in th e) 103-pound1C classlflca- The lawsuit fileded by the guardian of the provement alredd)idy are Wrestling isis a team 16-ycar-old Cleve!veland Heights youth, 566 BRUIN/B4 Won. Thishis year he will wrestleI aat 112 pounds. .1 . claims that'the b by’i>y’s back, nedc, left knee I and right leg w eree injured.t The youngster _____|__was.ooo.oOouE_whoAo-were.cha5ed.by.BeHc------Magicic Valiev^sjkvrestitlers starrt-longjxoumey-tto state- B onOctSl aftertheale alleged egging, Hie Times-News ■ e I Cooqriiqriled from wire repoits High Schooi w re« s . l l n g C l a s s A - 3 igers. finished third at the BuSuhlln- Declo finished tt Magic Valley schools scl placed 21 ______p r e v i e w :d third in the stale last sea- wrestlers in the topop six at last year’s f vimtional,il, and i hope to challenge b]by dis- son and will againpin be the team to beat in , trict toumai■namenl lime. Class A-2 and A-3I state st wrestling tour- andid boast five retum ing wrestlers wi who j„h„ wh the Magic ValTcy.icy. But the Hornets could T o d ay naments. ' placlaced at state last season. iVhiichureh (135-pounds) wwas the face challenges:s from ft a strong Wendell vt V highest MaM agic Valley finisher at scsecond team and up-and-cc 'CoD*0« bMkstt>all11 Ten of those wrcstltstlers have graduated; Leading L that crew is seni:m or Nate Ni- „ver the w< d-coming Gooding. however, leaving; wwrestling coaches hill .weekend. Teammate Russ5 >West- Thc Senatorss havehi 27 wrestlers that,- Cal Pdy, SLO. at IdahoIda ill, the champion at 11919 pounds IS on look foufourth at 140. across the valley lookjoking for contenders wreresiling at 125 this year. while young, coul fourth-placef finish a t 14040 by moving Expect JoeyJo Showaltcr (135) and I Stacey Wilson said1 ththe Indians should up totc 152. I Dove Junior Tim Richcichey (152) is a two-time , High school boys'baabaakatball" Gundy (145;45) to give Wood River strctrength state qualifier. ClajClay Knaup at 189. is thc Jerome at Twin Falla,Ila, 7:30 p.m. field a strong team agaigaininl996. “V‘We've got a good freshshm an class, in the middiiddic w eights, while Travis The Indians finishesihed second in their The; is Jor- only other non-frcsfreshman on the Gooding ' ISDB at Bllaa. 4:30' p.m.p.r icy’re taking thcir lump:ips now, but gcnscn(l60160) and Nate Adams (171)1) add roster. I Raft RJverat Hagermennan. 6 p.m. own 15-team toumamament last weekend theyiy'll come around," Wilsonon said. power higherher up. Hansen at Murtaugh,:Ih, 7:30 p.m. ’ ______Pleasi33S6 s e e J0URNEY/B4 I Camas County at Can:arsy, 4:30 p.m. ------rShoshonoatRtehflaW,B id ,3 p.m.— ------— I South Fremont at VVoeVood River, 7:30 p.m. eSIroddeo anmlualbox] ding I . High achool wraatiing N. Idahilo takesI lead H I Wendell, Glenna Fanyirry at Oakley, 6 p.m. smokerr receive High acttool bowlU>oJ (4 p jn ) ss faceliiift I Jerome at Gooding B y Braid Bowlin in See mezzai $ 6 enic Wei mnine level and for gemeneral admis- est H Times-News sports editor-3r ------sion. 1Tickcts are' available at Laiham Li Mo- The Associo c i ^ P r e s s —r-from. 18 points behixhind in the second half tors, > Vickers Western W ear,ir, Woody’s -to beat Snow 85-83. • TWIN FALLS - Whenien Ihe College of Restaumrant in Burley, thc college5ge bookstore North IdahoIdi moved into sole posse;session Dixie gol 29 poin;»ints from Kevin Simp- rSLINE I Southem , Idaho rodeo teamam 's boxing smok- or rodedeo team members, of first pla(placc in the Scenic West At!uhlctic son, who leads theiie SWAC: in scoring, to er suirted by accident 19' ycyears ago, nobody Anylybody looking for the! handfulh o f Conferencenee basketball racc with a papair o f beat Uuh Valley.'. TheTl Rebels (16-2, 4-2) expected it to becomc onone of the Magic standirling-room-only seats availililablc at the clutch viclQiciQrics on thc road lost week,k. also knocked ofi'SaltSail Lake 87-76 Saturday Valley's biggest sportingI e\events. door SiSaturday night should sho\low up early The Car'ardinals (16-1 overall, 5-5-1- in, to move into third pit • That's exactly what hapiappened, however, becausiise many people are turnedled away ev- SWAC play)pla: pulled off an upset inI 1Twin In other league: action.oc Ricks (9-9, 2-4) and rodeo team coach ShShawn Davis ex- cry yeaeat: M the Expo Center fillsIs up.\ Foils, knocllocking o ff favored Southemm Ida- dropped two gamcsics on< thc road, falling to pects more than 2,300 peopw ple to crowd into In addition ad to more than 2 0) bouts,b fight ho 79-73I onon Friday. Treasure Valleyy 72-567 and 91-66 to ------fflr.thejate$Licores.calU.,7Z34^326_j_ th c;^ j Expo-Center SatuiIturday night for a fons wiwHLsc

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• .'1^': Thne*.Naw8. TwinTwi Falls, Idaho Tuesday..January Ja 16.1996 Georggiaknoccks_offC^orm ectiicut wormen ^hbshonee holds o]EMI to wm^ • S T O y tS , Conn.:. (AP)U - Connecticut’s 44- rebouttdingLCdgc. wiih John ■ c o l l e g e ------fg Sirak thTlongest in the[J------W om on's' c( nicl Spurteclc andMaquisha WalkerWt getting six nation - is over. b a s k e tt b a l l ■, Saudia Roundtree:e matchedr her career highh ------over H aigerihan.1,46-44 : With 27 points and NoNo. 4 Geof^a held o ff two 0 No. 1 Louisiana Tcchh89, S . No.1. 11 N.CaroUnaSt 6 8 , TbeTis T im e s -N e w s Second-half rallies to upset third-ranked Con* '' Tcx'as*Pan AmericannSl 5 OeoK>rgia Q l r l s < n^ticut 75-67 Mondajtday. Tech 63 Is’ high achool . EDINBURG, T«xos • Dcbm;bm W illiams scored 19 - RA HOSHONE--..With-thc-di6lritrict-touma>^ ------h i " Roundtree finisheded ” ll-for-21 from the field lALEIGH. N.C. - Kay Yowrbc-becamc-the*sixth~' basketball . ~ r. points and No. I Louisianuu TeeliTc beat Texas-Pan ' womenen's t^ etb all coach io winfin SOO games on »”cntIt bbeginning thi^ weekend, theleShoshone ■ . and the Bulldogs (13-213-2, 4-0 Southeast) hit 8 o f '* American 89-51 Monday night.ght. . M ondnday sig h t a s 1 Ith-ninked North>rth Carolina State n ow reached the 500-yictory markmi in her 21st Thehe Indians from th'e Notthsidede narrowly . : ‘Kendra Holland scoiscored 18 points and Tracy/ next 14 points, -season on. She joined a list that Jody CoConradt o f Texas, won,I, 46-44,4 but Hagemian iiom1 tthe South- S^aaM.IM>^. Hendctson added )4ai4 as the Bulldogs won theirr Julie Shakin led the Lady’ DnDrones (6-8,0-3) with -Pat SSu u m n itt o f Tcnnessee, Vivlan-Sn-Stringer ofR ut-- side hadha three'triw to tie with II I oittortMMA B. MeOnwa; 17K ...... 11th in a row and beatcat a third strai^ t national-. 14 points, and Michellc Minionion iadded 13 poinis and g c iB, ,! G u n lc r'o f Louisiana Statetate and Bob Par- uf% 18 sccon..13.0n:^ >*oWB8«4*Co*«.,l 5,“ Televisic5 lo n UraMt&aPL»«^threaiencdin.ajion 'alanchoal Ponbulns—r— ------PrimePi Sp^ChrM dHT) S:30pm,-r: S: -aaK tLSajSSum ------A i f Siiice:ut.iholCimyon ! C o n f e tc i^ jon e TTrojans, « 7-4 in the conference, m o v e in to o m i n e a M ,f High school girts'Is' bstketball, - KBBK/970 KE AM 7:3 »7o l a tic withith Valley for second. Declo droirops'olhe SSSS.. i \i Idaho Fallsills st Mlnico - i |p s ccllaralU2-8. ^Jantoo 10.Court 2, Oougn 3. U»- M in. I- ™ I Wcndelidell also w on Ihe junior varaily c< iSapov 14).;. BI-AuM-tMW HIM Sw£S3SK.iS: ______uSiimta * ■ » “ ■«» “ :*.ra2 ;r-N A IA men’sT ...... Coone*4,TeUli24 2.11l s t sw i sffiSssLss: M&S3 WWKM40.0te.DMio42 louMeul4.a(tarty.Coane« i? 1( I rMi«9a()» J w J c h S f filrtS lS S M M i . - *r------^ I J S S i S . KWpoWeSSweliTSS i S S s ------:L > _ A P to p 2 S — "MMMaBoi- s?F» ~ _asifiiss”“ M uum ' — ’J- M 2 K .C a t* « ^ 0«iViTK Mi M M 7. Om M 0 3-4 7. U ■> “ * T(nOlir«7a,E.K«MyaI«- U taah IS San Di iS S K 2 f e " ( 2, ! t Wego St.; a^tao»(r»i»6fro«jan I CNe^0116.WiMM^IM W b25e>M|x»to.hl5 It Jg 1 . Aan>M.0M«8 MM& FtaMM Sh«S!h] >>nyMmSjKITO«»4 jj g SSJSv'SSsS’" , DnuaT.emnu Yirirginia Tesch beatsts G W isssr*"" Is 1 s ST; -sSsTsa, ilJ s K3SSWtSS.’imn SAN DIE<>IEGO - Brandon Jessie tied TmN H 1-211. Oom 0-1M 0, R liJIt 1 u5iair itr i i ”^*sssssSen*' recr high witlwith 28 points and No. 15 Utaltah over- M ian's c oollege il basketball SConwdWtt] IWM 1I Jto llEM>vAdi*i.na. 12-i; ^ » Qr«it*oSl.HPlMtVtw4iyy . .. cameanll-p B sT ”'"”flsSg : j ; evntoFoM iD-t tI S ^ tu Npoint hal nime deficit to defes f e a tS a n ' " . 1;J” . it.a j0M(*rtu*>»“ " 12. 6a««ns4 I Diego Statedtc 67-59 ill the WAC Mondayly n ig h t, came 0 third straightght gome o f shooting less than 40 s s s s : » S r ‘ rSs 'SSS- !” ; !(► l“ IJ W.KaS7tO.A«f»«8H Coach RicRick, Majerus relumed to thithe. U tes Pcreeni to beat Notrestre Dame 74-69. I Omw«P9lM.apA • 1,CnM»ICl,l»llroilii*.10'iS(;gi S n ' i t s s a ^ s ' s - M a s r * ' I ’l^. Vai Eai M. TXraM »1. PMW Ml.OJi.FaM 1 £T IV.; IS ,r School ststandings ( 12-^ ,4-l)a) aflCT i missing Saturday’s 82-t“ » » S S S lii : NAIAwomen’iI’spoU Wfia J-TU T. mnnnd 7.24 4J: 1 H 5 ^ctk. »» MWcntn.71 • 4 4 500 3x I ' Keith Van’an Hom had 16 points andJ 1 0 re - 7 below his average.je -' ■ 41.29. Uiftt*ni4-724l2.T0Mi»43ir , ~ Jaurrl«.KMpw«M(nMa Noire Dome wasvas led by Ryan Hoover, who - h^SKSSiVSiSSTiiS S iS o * * IS . II i 7. « g bounds forth.-the Ules. S 5 K ! ', MOtllMl- aTtatTKfi IM II Utah scorcored 14 straight points to tatake its points,, im including 4 of 9 from 3-point •tot M»^1124l2.RMVt.1TI2.|lS.f i.ui2»itt 1222r ^ ^ " ^ .flf MT.Roi«i24M4.MMn4.Tll.MimSST*^ Nwu3«22l*rtSfcUm5l ■ 3 I.7S0 . first lead, 38-:38-35, on a 3-poinler by Bciiri C a to n l.eeak WM 1.2 2J 4. Ome 44 MB. ToW ? 5 a f iK . ?rIti 1 ' o i m i with 14:34 to p la y .^ e Utes led the remi • 1-J: 4HTm a_M Onll.Maml1.N«i *.•» • TSKa«..,to,«iiunaMMMM ofthe game.' No.4K.„,as8S85, St. Peter*s 71 s s , ^ ' S S 3 3 :. Itllr iS t ■ ? a I San D iego:go State eventually pulled to> ^4 5 ^ , LAWRENCE., Ki Kan. - Kansas star Jacque • 7V*»j)i- . but the Uteses scoredI nine straight points'ts' for a-,;Vaughn was benchedhed by-coach Roy Williams for ‘ K- 'Ss-JSiS -’i M WO.|.Reek>».h.Fc>M«i«-^ ii.a«kHi>a«tsx>. t2>lil V*“ » 5 4 ^ cushionion. mosi ofthe fiist-halfta lf afler drawing a te ^ ic a l foul USA Today fop 2i li:iS:l sS fr, im c . I ts M o n % night in thJC e No.N 4 Jayha'wki’ 85-71 victory, MW COMI tWt A--lSc2 [ITJOit.tr- ' Esisasra23s&: , s s a 4^41 S an p ieggo o State led 33-22 at hamirn iiS g biSgMllMdId ofthe half was at 29-17I7 n n n OVCT S t Ptter’S. S g S S 2?5SSSSSS I Vaughn, closingng in on many school i^ssist s s . ssaissjKS t , loyup by Raynaymond King, I 1M2 IT. liMay IMI >1 TX 'S sE srsrsss;« •» < « ' 17.WMMneWH.0n. 13-9 100 woo- Utah hit 8-of-23.shots8-c fn>m the field i:« .!,» >wonls, pul up on atiir ir ballh about 3K minules Into the m tn e gajne o ^ then said1 somethingsoi to the offidials, right eSKtijfj^i^DSStiiViK*.a afflss,'? ■ ^ IC includinging th m ofits first 11. ------>—kragt.1M4.CBr»4MARUMlHft4 ______in from o f Williamss aan n d the Kansas bench. ___ gs- ,».at'& "ss!:sar t i i t S ' ’'a-i"S ' S S K S ssr' The junior guard w i 11-114t. Ki*k M 4411. StT«kn• frIMft.fr I IKjnut -12. TI2TI2. I - asnmmoragan ID-1 1 was a s s e i ^ tfe first technical IS TMk 4 ttenwa II. 711 i - f ..i No.nviiTgiiiginiaTecli79, d foul ofhis collegeB ca ^ re e r, and benched until the ' M2 a &&5StSi.T«. 9.V suut ofthe second half: too I 21T«aAn.Tan 12-3; I S ” ™ * " » « :: GeorgeWa:VashingtonTl K!J« Vaughn and theD usualua sellout crowd at Allen 1^’’ 1 . 1 LEJi'a.jrAcc.Custis.scQrcdJS.p — - g -J — Sccnic-Weststani **“/ 7 ]^T” l~incluaing key lip-in with 47 seconds left ed-the*Jayhawk5(13^)ml8S'8U------S S w s k S F cK!*and o f their first seven shshots o t and J I 'o f their first 19 five jWMi, laS Jfir*^ iii. 4«449 13 SCCMCHeSrrAWMO 4 4 joo u Tmvis Jacksonon tiedI his carecr high with 17 t . ' i S » S S S f t ^07 an>0.1MaTolMSI.73mt10( 415 to KIM01t.|.S.| I ‘hrawsbefotean M-11-1 run carried them lo a 45-26 ^ t . s 411 14 - UtaflV*rl4.2.4.| -Monday to-Iwdead No. 11 Viminia Tcch-tolaJ«-2S|i2L_holfW me I«kL------r_ S E -_!0 0.000 711 I victoiy over GeoO corgc W ashington, — 1^. ,2<3.IUa(l-£(^C«ut u t lost1 its sixth in a row. .rK H Ss.'S'SiasR f . OrtHni.MUnuMMtRoAlUawaisssT isr.issv; «l!Sa K a » ,«i __ . N o . a G e o rgrgetown . 74, For 29 minutes, the Spiders kept coming up =Twiih-onsWers-fbr-Waki 2:2737.= -iTsrr-l-Notre-DaniBn e -6 9 -“^------VakcForrsrcvemhoujprthcy------H T S ' S ' S S< fto- •-19MllSlM24044.K«M>»-tf: 1 I £S i SOUTH BEN] lost three key playersers - one each to iruuiy. aca- ■ ^ l4,0«h»4WH,»n#JTIJT.W«; END, Ind - Atlcn Ivctson score« d 26 demies and disciplinalinary problems ~'in lhe last I 0«a.OiBMM047.TeiM3T.7212-i;1^70. AP women’s Topj 22S li y night and No. 8 Georgetown c 8«(«r - Cdo tAMtdo. t IMM. 2 3 400 a I Monday n I over- two weeks. I . a PoHteli Tcro ft-n ffBudwinM, TrManVV4aiUM.&idir»4Mii r . WAWncn t.1 AMnn 1-a UjTir I'll. Tl»r«T>«rtrF>«lwmtM. aartj Q.Q). f «4«I at-eMtf. (*K*tMt«Uv a. M_ Racntf S'; ta iJSil MELBOURNRNE, Australia (AP) - Unbet•eaten and an occasional running, nu one-handed fore- l.liUMraTMiUt] IM tu A forever Downn Under,U Monica Sclia pickeded tip hand. j .a™*».A-iaow(4M»). OMrr.A-lt.7t3(19.TSD. ““ iSSS. 1“ S“ j S ^ £ r 5 « “ 0 1 ixi tx where she leftI offof at the Australian Open, Lee, a 19-year-old)ld qualifier &om Southem JJJ ' Viy)n*<072.T«a»e^^OT •SSSS'(wi ■ ' *... JOO j . Despite a pul ! £ f f i \ s a pulled grbin mt|scle that caulused California, couldn’tt co p e w ith Seles’ power or a TaxMM* I3J Tt} I I her to wince in pain at times, the top-see< ^ir 44:-3 !0, Than4-1 seded precision, manogingng to win. only one point IJ 10 tm X I Seles nm her streakstn to 22-0 at this Grand SISiam against Seles’ serve5 in th e first s e t 3 y the time : h& 'ir^'i’iu t'g rS v j f l i s sw to iit«ton,oiajNMn iV ,^ H event as she bni!irushed.past Janet Lee 6-3, 6 >( I m£ im-0 In it was over, Seles had slugged 26 winners to ___ ...... ______11,N.Cin*Ma ■_ ■ IU 4B H - S Ji-'l-4^7-minutes onin Bfi coolr6Ioudy-Tuesday-afl M Aurot-t01-lll,La«4.10MUln S i^-a5*«c«^g^t7- 0 1 no u I - s f te r- — L e e ’s e ig h t------' I. 24H4.MlMDr«UUa8er*OTllO-ia - ligr*^ IJ3 SM l t AktmftU.AIMM.aiat ’ • • soo I noon. Seles grimaced afteafterward as she tumed to I »421HMMr^a.iaM1S.0«r«44Ma. ” ■ \isss' -' ^ ■AMoaMmrt«K«9M«tfrl>lytrpMUM I P**® Sampras,TIS, the men’s No, 1, showedi ifew the ri^t toward herT backhandbi to demonstrate ^ DM a t a a aj-Ma HWOettWon 11.2 3ta- I lingering effectscts ofthe flu that delayed his I IU2B&. a i7.Ncrfinwnm i}.i‘ aill i ; S sS sS : is ar- the kmd of movemeiment that aggravates the I a * ” ^ » »AnBa*-0MBi»20(HMe-i2U* H ig h SchMlSco lyed mostly from the baselinene to pulled muscle she sufferedsui while winning a •- cal1-ZHcMn1-4,Hl0-1,Wi0-li.AI«yi;. !isrs.«.- s Si i ' S s S u " anian Richard Fromberg 7*5, SSit?5K^ai?c5r UM TOMarut IJ-t 2M2M I14 E.K«MyaO.Tm4l«ai(9 5 ,6 - tuneup tournament in S ydney. 3,6-2. “It’s still sore w hicn en :I had to move on a few T 1” “ I I Sompras, whevho saved all lO'ofthe.bfet■eak- sh o ts,” she said, “ b uJt t I1 d 1 o n 't tape it in a match, ’IS S ^ S S : S £ £ S ? S |y points against hiihim, didn’t bother crankingg up and I am not taping 11 i & H Tit la Hte*iiMTH.heui»Cc(t>mt £ s s s s s ! r . i lg it in practice because I OnamacKg <«ln: Haiti C««a 444,Hca«, HO HCai*a$iei.C4«norlMT4, . I his big serve,e, hitting only four acess to don’t feel like I can mme o v e as w ell w ith it on. I It 22 3 41 lit II r«.U RMMTl.lAvlyaiOT Frombcrg's 111.. Instead, Sampras, the 19 I. NHLstandings OMM a >'3*tS?■ II aaiO^Dft13.T«^A£jVLSu?IMMM» SC«c*«at7l.nan9iAlMM 1 994. k e e p getting tre a tm em n t twt o tim es a clay on il tmO.WiMigKnSl 1Q,Swi«H(]iJlSiame. Timiww«8.TwmT«laLN«intti9.KraM4.T(MS4.94. TAOaBraae4.W.CMMrO Hotmsiv^ommo , a n d I use constantly this J . ' eAsiBwoomiDce 13 141 CttTtt>A2.aiaiMeMBI.I.CHaan.nm Twra^j^awwiW^^ taM ra 49. ibgimn 44 I dnd picking bisis i spots to charge the net. TlThat (ri^t) side. It’s nothinjbing ... fo r m e not to play, SSK. :!!!l!ss:s3IU 1.»(*»ir.Aui»i1,S,™aail, , , Wa...« p-2im44— « a iff -- U J c y .Wra N ty ^ tO 1 Sm racniOrK^.,! _n,nlcod.Jiri-Nova I > Imm . 201( fl 4a I3S wo ------)vak-thre«-days before-tufniiling—best-"------:— :— AWMcfMl Lmom; Rnct IMMI •*»<'Non _____IW iKlJW i . I - 3 0 . QM« ri t««l B«nd tf M MUm«I IMOM !«*■«» gocofwo siiviH Bm ns-a» Seles said sbe hadi spspecial roenioriM of the ■ a , ': : iii |,ii | ! 2 ! i . S-rR*iHiNi«.Ma1 ■ - .... —CMi Oon iwy t, Mflu ••m*ilMV> — Throe-months-hs-before she-was-stabbed1 - i n • -‘9 3 A u s tra lia n ,'* Um e ’when' she playeil hw ' ^ v*affcowpgwcg-wii I Gcrmimyin 1993,*93, Seles won hw.thir^ ^Kraigight best (etmis and was ableabi to enjoy h'eiMlf off VnoMrOHrt^BA "Wt NMaMs2S5taedrtn Australian Openpen and-the last'o f her eigI - KXSK.".SrSS:K!(Myw OOOCN 8TATE WARROftS-AcM*•MA a- KMaYlVAIM-MiMDMim ig h t th e co u rt b y bike r id ining g aroundI Melbourne; HOT or a w 0>0i>q}. lonyft >om Cn I Grand Slam utles s t s e ties in a thrilling final againJnst 'l vn’s vcty exciting: to to b e back,** sbe s a il *'1 b ri:- 'S«’iSlS,g-l,. I ' SK sariSssss— ToMUM Steffi Graf. While Sai «ngrlM.\30 » n , SewjEMBrwei5^?ite*4k««m hile G iaf is home this'tin]e, hrc- love the stadium courtI t . It! w a s ju s t a pure plea-; I &»nof«>teelers’ ofTcnsive coordinatnator, in 1976 and 1979. Yancey-Thigpen, ^ B uiI that tl was Terry Bradshaw, • d like their lost three u M Rooney's side. They’> games like they are supposed to. That m ■ i'’ve,won enough, eomcdi:d two Super Bowl rings for‘coor- co Ernie Mills and SteItewort con watch Swann.n. LynnL Stallwonh. Franco Hor- ^ •‘ntecoochmg&ctictor. dinatin{ includes Sunday’sy’s 38-27 NFC title ^ ing the Giants’ offenses inI IS1987 Lynn Swann make! acrobatica catchcs ris, ct.(. ul.ul And thc Steel Curtoiir, thc .. game win over Greeireen Bay. "I’ve ijcver beenI to t tbe big one,” ai)d 199991. and realize thol there:re is a Uodition o f team o f thei ‘70s and moybe thc team - Bany Switzer says. ■ . “We’re going horhome,” Michoel Irvin ‘T h ey tell me it’s *TheheSlaab&ctor. ______• ■ Pittsburgh-wide receceivers playing at o f thc■ SuperSu| Bowl era.------a lot of fun." Yes,]s, Kordell Stewart (“tiptoe on i said (5f Dallas’ ihinhird Super Bowl trip the Cioi on the their best in big game:ies. Thc: StSteelers are a team that beat a jiants’ 20-19 victoiy over thee BillsB: It’s also work. white! li:lines”) was 0 foctor in the! AJAFC Now to reality, wild-carccard team-because Aaron Boi- in four seasons. ______in 1991>91-w ere competitive.’ _ ----- r------And the NFC tea ------.The-Cowbbys rallied-around-titlegai r game,.although the.Colts-hachod a O ’Donnell, like Fax'av.ro, didn’t have a - ley ’s fingertips fin weren't quiie’long team always wins - Butit h here are some factors that couldcoi Switzer on Sunday.. B1 ut it’s Barry’s prettyy (good idea what \yos comi II in a row goinging imo the Jan. 28 makea! >ming particularly big gameie in the big game enough, e all those millions actually watwatch s&fFthat draws up the,ie, gome plan. whenI hhe came on Ihe field. Butut tthc on Sunday. He nearlyriy threw thc ^m e Unfom game ot Sun. D eval il! Stadium in Tempc tho 30QlOth anniversary game rather th fortunately for Dollas-hatcrs ev- r than ' gmie Zampcsc, thelie oflensive coor- Dallass cdefense is cosier lo confuseuse as- away to Quentin CoryatlC< on Pitls- cryw hcnlierc. the oddsmakers tend to -and usually winsIS big.b •spendid the scco n d h alf betting»g ion dinator, was smart er •Only two o f those] enough to do the the Indiiidionopolis defense. burgh’s final drive. know whatwhi they're doing. • »egomes-thc49CIS’ which::h new commercial will bele tthe obvious - give ihe? ,1ball to Emmitt ‘ •Tbe Rjww iHvt Efrw» 20*16winovert^eBiB Bengals in 1989 and most in' Most important, it’sii a given (hot Twefvie/vc-anif-a-fia/f sounds about inventive. Smith and have Troyiy Aikmon throw The5 Steelers S hove the potentiolial lo Dallas will score at Icileast 30 points. right. mt Packers’ Buliisi]^uU>^ B u i l l e t is. 1 1L6 -KQ9l^ ach-still-in-;— LANDOVER. •. Md. .(A P ) - — — ^ ■ j O d d with ______MichacLiordan_scoi5Cored-19-of-his-46______-Pro-basketball1 ------pointsTBTheTourtlurth quarter as the ” — ^|_R qckets 107, Jazza?.99__. . _. . mt0©Hsive^eare— ------Ghicogo-BulU-wc-won- their-.cighth ■ Hunterer addedi 18 on six 3-pointers.~ jiraight Monday,, 116-1091 over thc HOUSTON - Hakakecm Olajuwon DALLA.LAS, Texas (AP) - Green Bay . • shorthanded Washinhington Bullets. U m bbenvolves e 103, Kings 94M scored 28 points andd Mario Elie had P ackcrsrs wide \ receivers coach Gil -Chicago troiledd aiftera three quar- MIN^ 20 points and a key slslam dunk Motl-, H askell.II, who' was slammed to the: NNEAPOLIS - Darrick Mortilortin day night os thc Holouston Rockets gro u n d inir a sideline, accident, re-, tors before rallyinging behind Jordan, scored:d-o i corcer-bigh 20 points-or who hod his secondind straight 40-plus Isaioh I beat the Utah 7 o s 10'07-99. maincd1 in intensive care Monday with h Rider had 29 as.Minnesoi:sota Olajuwon scorcd:d nine straig h t. a fracturedired skull. gome. He scored!d 48‘ Saturday in 'snapped)cd its five-game losing streak. points, the last two withw 7:23 left in I----- I Team troiner ■ Philadelphia. ^ Socrai:ramento, which lost its foun>urth Scottie PippenI scorcdsc 27 points game o - the game for on 89-9-82 lead, their • Pepper Burruss 5 on a flvc-game,rood tri|trip , biggest advantage: ini thc tightly W. \\ pid Haskell's in- ond Dcfnnis Rodmdman had 15 re- missed:d an opportunity fo r its best bei ___bounds jbr.thc-Bulls ployed gome until theIC finol score.______J jury was not life _____ ills,.whp-improved~33-gomime-record-(-21-l-2)-sincc-thr-thc-^^HBR;4^ ------~ ^ 6 h n . Stockton and1d Howard'Eislcy ^r*y thrcatcmng. Out, to 31-3 w ith th eiriir 21st win in 22 1968-69•69 sm o n . - games. V almost shpt the Jazzzz bock into the ' nhrain injuiy was a- Minnennesota never trailed as it wonwo gome wiUi nine poinints each in thc J , . Conccm. ■ > ' \ Brent Pricc scorciDred a career-high for justist the-third time in 15 gameimes -A ------30*fortHe^BuIlct8,-w,-who dressed only r since-gei W r fourth quo^cr, but thehe Rockets nut ii .jJ Burru^ss sa ic ^ general managcr-FIip Saundeiider8“ P [|W "‘B — away with !3.7”scconc>nds left on a foi- . Haskell should re-: 10 ployers becauseise Chri5.iVff.bbcr, rcplnccd:cd Bill Blair os cooch. ’ Calbert Cbe^ney,, RobertR Pack and Brian ■LT Iow-up‘ slam by Elic: tafter Olajuwon A main in intensive- an Grant led the Kings withh 252 p Q m R H missed a loyup, giviving Houston a care about 10 days: Mark Pnce w ere olljSidelinedoil with- poinu( oi and M itch Richmond had121. 21 ■ '• injuries.,, . • f l 104-99 lead. ■ with additional re- TyusEdEdney, a rookie, finished-witw ith.|H .|;' > 9 ^ W Sam Cassell hit oione free throw skell . covefy lime at lints ond a season-best 1'4I asos- |B I ond. Elie closed outt tthe game with Baylor University Bucks 98»Kiaicka=k»92 ■ I Ccnter. ' ' , ■' B M two more os the Roe!>ckcls inc re ased Medical Cc NEW V O R K r• JohnnyJo Newman their hom e record to 14-3, fourth Burrussjss said Haskell was not in a scored M -ofhiis 19 IS points in the Lakeners96,Heat88 ■ best in the NBA. coma, but>ut describedi him as in “some fourth quarter to rally ra: Milwaukee INGLSLEWOOb, Calif. - EddiiIdie ' V Utah, which lost; forf thc fourth form o f a stupor.”st over New York, endending the Bucks' Jones scored sc 20 points and Vladilade “ time in five gomes, wiwas led by Karl Baylor3r oflicialso declined to release four-gome slide. I . ' Divae 19 in Del Harris’ 400th careereer W. ^ Molone with 23 poinlints and David any in fo rmrmation a about Haskell exccpt his J ______B e _ B u c J c i,^ h,o,l10 Had lost six of. cnnchini[ing-victory ns Loa Angele;B les- ■ ^enoi,t-with-1.7._StbcDckion-f1nishcd-:-Condidon.-W n,.wliich.was listcdos serious.------their previouis eight;{ht; got 30 points won itss tlthird in a row. H j with'TS points and EisIislcy had 14. Haskell'sill's head struck the artificial turf and 13 rebounds fnfrom Vin B aker Divacac also tied a seoson-h!^ wifivilh Clyde Drexlcr addcccd 19 points for at Texas1 StadiumSta when Dallas Cowboys and20 points fromI GlennGI Robinson. 17 rebou>ounds to help send Miami tot( Houston. safety Darrc>arren Woodson blockcd flanker Afler shooing 60>0 pcrccnti through its fifthh s^straight loss. H j The Rockcts were slslo w e d by fouls Rbbcrt BrwBrooks out of bouncis and into three quarters, Nc'Mew York cam e. Alonzr-nine at the Foru^n and 133 ooi f ■ ■ 47 halftime lead. onship gameTunc Sunday. games. ■ • 17 again!linst the Lakers since the fnin-ran- - Haskell:I1 wasv not resjwnding to stim- Anthony Masonn led1 New York chise'si ir inception. Miami has scored>red N e ts 108, R a p to rs( 883 . uli. buthadhad brain function, was breath- with 21 points, andid Patrick Ewing fewer thithan 100 points .in 17 'o f Ifi his own ond hos m oved his APphO* EASTRUTHERFOF3RD,N.J.-Ar- i"8 on his ond Charles Oakley/eachhodl3. ei gamesanond is 1-5 since Mouming re- , mon Gilliam scored H12 poinis imm “m 'S “ndlcid legs, Biiriuss said. • turned frcfrom a foot injury. ------N ew -Jersey N e ts 'sShawn. r Bradley towersB covei: Toronto Raptors’* .eariy 19-4 spurt thatt J led the strug- . • P istoOhs ii! 8 8 ...... • V Ccdric HawksM; ric Ccballds' ih i^ id his secondond? Damon Stoudam ire;a a s th e y go after a looso s e batl during th e firetst gling New Jersey NetsIts to thdr most a IJ ATLANTA - Steve»ve Smith scored' consecutcutive game for the Lakersers half M onday n ig h t ohe-sided win of the scseason. 108-83 . imbyback 31 points an d M ododkie B laylock with thele fflu. over the Toronto RapiIptors on Mon- " j^ j added 21 as Atlontcnta Hawks over Lotrell Sprewell hadd 26 points for first gomim e back after missing fourbur day night. .500 for the first timene in more than a S uperSrSoniis 104, W arriors 95 the Warriors. Joe SrSmith had IS games witvith a strained left quadrieep. The win was only ilthe fifth in 17 UMass, month and won its fourthfou strai^t. OAKLXAND, Calif, - Gary Paytonton points, 12 rebounds ancnd five blocks. T h e NMavericks, -meanwhile,ilo, gomes for New.Jtirscjicy and helped ------Atlontt begtm-to pupull awayJnJhe.. hod 23-p,-inside-^!™»-'‘?V frT*m » outfiidT. nnd h'T cashAd with-a3-poinls-a'nd-d’-l-3-assists;—arStrBonaw straight gimes on thehe irood and three the finalll pperiod. j dominance for a 119-9-104 victory on hiss ( free throw chances by hit-Mt* Gilliam added 20 pcpoinis, Chris The stor o f thci in a row, overall, wasts hheld under 100 Shawnm Kemp had 17 points, 14 . over the Orlando Magic{ic on Monday ‘’"S H o5 f fl4 . Childs 17 and Yinka DDare a career- Minutemen’s No: I points for tbe fifth coiconsecutive time rebounds,ds, fotir blocks and-four as- night / A lso frustrating Jn thc MogiO withith high 12 - the first garame in double basketball team despite double-figure,re. iscoring by all sists forir thet SuperSonics. Vincent:nt 0!Neal had his wayy w ith Dallas’ 'J 'i '' i” si aadded a season-high 17 weak interior defense,ic, getting 33 George MMcCloud with 27 points,ts, round pick. Jayson Wi:Williams added self as “ 100 per- tons with 21 pointsIts and Lindsey points. ' points on 14-of-18 shohooting in his Popeye J(Jones.with 22 and Josonon 10 points and 17 reboununds. P ' • cent” about 24 hours after, passing out before the Louisianaa Tech, rpg game at Olcan, lexas Tech1 cracks 1rop25,]Vl^linutemeen stay N( N.Y. “I'm fine, I feel VgnderbillHt still LUBIJBBQGK..T«»WL(AE)^e.Che.;lon8:.waitjs_fOLthcJieme winning s t i ^ and thehe teom’s sec- Cindnnotilati (11-0) ond Kansas (12-1;-l)swappc'd C am by General Hospital to sit 1;^ 2 inI 1poll selves No. 25 iri The Associatdated Press col- ond natioronal' ranking in 20 years6 1have helped third ond fofourth with the Beareats rereceiving a ny to Massacssachusetts. ‘nieAssociitiBd Press lege bojbasketboll poll. It.was the first fir: time Texas solve wholat Texas Tech saw os a : snub in the fust-ploce: vote.vc Connecticut (14-1) reireceived thc Team phyphysician James Rolph said Tcch hasha been in the poll since 1981985. 1995 NCA'A A Tournament. Then TeTcch went bn other No. I vote,v and moved up one spspot to fifth. doctors werwere uncertain what caused ' Unbeateos Louisianala 1Tech and Van- Masstissachusetts remained the toptop team for,the to lose 94->4-82 to Washington StateIte in the first < Wake ForForest, which jum ped two sspots. Vii- Camby to0 collapsecc based on prelimi- derbilt G ained 1-2! MMonday in the fourthtl straightst week, round o f ththcN IT . lanovo, Geoiieorgetown, Memphis and NNorth Car- naiy tests1 thatiha included an echo cardio- women’s "college basilaskctball p o ll, “Thistiis is something that was a longloi time com- .D ^ itee ithe euphona, Dickey ist ssticking to o olino roundcnded out the Top Ten. Gccieorgetown. grom. bloodood work. CAT scan, brain - which Avmt' without a tnewcomer for ing,’' said.sa Texas Tech coach JamJar es Dickey, one-gome-ie-ot-a'^time approach. ' which lost>t tIayers understand, 'D on’tI’t get-caught three placesces in the only other chanjnge among Thc2I-yci-year-old Camby was admit-. Louisiana Tech . (13-0;3-0) received all Easternm Michigan.. ■ up ia all the tl excitement and the hohoopla o f the that group, ted to the: UniversityUr of Massachusetts; 38 first-place votes frofrom a national “We'e had 1 established when I camec in five' prom, butlit y o u ’d better concentratrate on who Virginia Tech T jum ped from 15th tcto lead the Medical Ccmrenter in Worcester on M on- media panel, ihe fifthfth consecutive years agoag we wanted to bo a Top*'op-25 program, you’re supiipposed to be doncing with,’h ," ’ he said. Second Ten*cn and wos followed by’ SSyracuse, day for morelore extensive heart testing. ! week the lad y Techstenters have been a We'vee had1 som e chances to breoireak imo it be- Sixty-tww o o f the 64 first-place; vvotes in the UCLA» Pcnrcnn State, Utah, lowo. Pururduc. An- ___;^Any_circujrcum.stancejikc_this isjinsct-.;_____ — >--unafiinrourNo.~rrThcjlfcy’vc'been“on ~fore,'’*'D‘-Dickey;soid.-“And-with-thislis'tcam 1 rl think” poH"went:itTO"Massochusetts"C14-OX 0)TwTiiclire- zona,dcms:ms6n' ohd MTchigon. TheIC last liv c^ lling to cvcrjvcryone. that’s why they are; t(^ since thefirst.regular-lar-season poll. they feeleel like it’ll juA come withI thetht territory.” ceived 1,5,598 points from the naticItional media spots \yehtIt tot M ississippi Stole, Ge'cieorgia and going to do every conceivable test,’’- ' Coach ,Leon Barmoreore’s team gave Texascas TMh’s 82-54, victoiy over/er Texas A&M panel, poll ncwcorr:omers Aubum , Boston ColM lcge and said Ralph,h, addinga he was panicularly! the'voters no reason to changc after on SatuiIturday w as the 24th straightght in Lubbock '’Kentuck:ky (13-1) held the seconond spot .for Texas Tech.!h. troubled Can-Camby was unresponsive for beating Southwestern LVer Sta]irs;Islannders stilike LigJjhtning thir^ wit^ 874-points s Georgia ^ jum>ed t i m pliues to foi ADBLPHIA (AP) - Ericic eventual w inning goal as the Neww Bellows scored fpr thehe Lightning, couver’s first firs shutout of thc year and The voting was doneJO 1before Geor- .Lmdros hadh» a goal an d two assists,s. Pro Hockc: e y York Islandinders beat the Tampa Bayly who got a stellar gomele from goalie the secondid againstaj Boston in o \^eek.; gia beat Coimecticut 75-65-67onnnlional ; his 300th NHL point, and,d ■ - . Lightningg I3-2 Monday.'extending'lg' D aren P u p p a, w h o stopped s 37 Thc 23-ycar-'cor-old goalie improved to­ teIev^6ri.M6n Fctflnpr t\ytx Brent FeFedyk scored leaten streak to six games:s shots.' 5-0-1 in hisils lost1 six gomes. ! - Stenfbrd;cUn^bed one } the Philadelphia Flyers■s forthe Starsj who wentt scoreless I in C«-2). ■ After Tampa Bay pulledpt Puppa Esa Tikkaikkonen also had o gool an d Dallas S tain o -l Mc>ndiiyy five power play chances., Tommyy iSbderstrom,' starting foriT late in the game, Sodererstrom made two assistssts for Vancouver, giving iog an^88-67'vict^ dvover Southern j . ' .! The. Flyers scored the.■secondpetf- s the 18th tin.im e ih New York’s Iast l99 - ' a diving glove save onn Selivanov's. him 10 point:sints iri five games. . . ■ ‘ ^ California that featureiired a school- . The Fjyelyers snapped a four-gome',f ' 'od's-bnly two goals too tak e a 5-1 opped 26 shots for the Is-J- center point slap shot withv 22 see- C raig Billington Bil allowed )Tive! reyprd 44,pdnte by Kate'ue Soubiid, the hom e winliinless streak, their longest'F ' lead. irst win agali^ Tampa Bay.y. onds left to preserve thehe win. goals on thc first 13 Conuck roots' :_1823.J*4-5-CO»ont.Dollfi8|^ iDi«ces-ti-™ ^^lad^cie' a .ih„uL-._.■—vantage-for 1:14 late in'a the period,, *?®. OS against the.Ligbtning.in . -:'^cquircdred-from Edmonton-on ------rf si^-aft^.foajng^ Geo3OTgiV,which C.3.'- • ... but couldn’t capitalize. ^ their last foufour tries. • -.-BdSTON'-Alexand.ider Mogilny • T hursday•for foi Mariusz .Czerkawsld,* " " ' t p v e 1fai:.l^.:VoIs.a lar I , R e n b e rg , ’' Rod-' Todd Berlertiizzi ahd Many Mcln-i. scored his 35th goal andnd added two o prospectct anda 0 draft pick. ItMn--. lo ^ sti^\11]^ nour and ^ e l l Stimuelsson . nis also sc«scored foe th,e Islanders,I, assists and Corey Hirsc■sch recorded ford stoppedped six of the last seven - ’ V e o th ^ .g o ^ s for Philadel-''" .Otafaoders 3, Lightnlni who a re u:u n b ea ten in. tb eir. lastIt his first NHL shutout onMl Monday as shots, incluieluding o breokawayr b y .r , > i|«K;,wont '3-«for^'5.'Qn'.lheeV-?‘UNIONDALE, N .Y .-:-NiUas An- eight gamene^at Nassau Coliseum.,n the Vancouver Conuclcks beat the Mogliny. Httw Wafng irt'lilorthv.iBSyisterii;nowi'P;»>»rP!*y; ay; - a n d l ^ H e x ta l l.i ^e e ' d em o n extended his poirbint-scorihg (4-0-4). ' Boston Bruins 6-0. But the damage doi hod olready 6 < ^ ' > • . 'h': raitodl?*. - ' JS sav es.' stieak to eight games by.y getting the Alexandedec'^elivanov and Brian''n ' ' Hirsch slopped 37 shohots for Van- done. -7." "'“7:“ '“': I

i B-4 Tlmos-News. TwinTwi FallB, Idaho T u esd ay ., JanuaryJc 16.1996 Briiin______^ Joourney__

______C ontinued from BB1 l______. ContIritlnued from B1 ______------W en d eUu_^ ------::------rother-TrehtonHivill-fiompets b f seniors. . . Mike' Corochlo, at 171, should maklake a run at sUile qualifierier at I2S~j^unds. He finisbec«d second - weight d iv lsiornTbufaidlibrpIece. '^ . : ------and they drop to pushush-up position al jhele Hornets have won five ofo f thc losfsix stote-qualifiification: - ot the Oakleyey ’Toumoment to start the seaeason. - - Only three yeayears old, the Trojans’ wrestling one end. One. One-iic-two. One-two- Canyor/on Conference \Vrestling titlescs tand have not _ Junior Ronon Stokes could moke somee noise at program' is stillill iin its infancy. Raft River will three. One-two-threc-rec-four. -Up to 10 lost a confcrcnceci duo) meet in threece \years. , ' G le n n s FFte r r y 145, and Vicfic Sutherland finished fourtiirth in the host its first wrestrestling meets in over 10 yeare this and then back again,in . Backs begin to Y ooungstcrs u i will.fill some big; shoessr for thc Coach RiRick Rowling has' 11 wrestlestlers out and district meet:t lastla season at 130. season, includingling dates with Qokley on Jan. 23, f sag. heads droop .andand faces become Hornet;lets, but Dccio boasts ihrcc retreturning state admits thete Pilots have more enthus:lusiasm than Freshmann JcJosh Metcalf is an up-and-cl-comer ot Aberdeen andf WWestside on Feb. 1 ond Oakley contorted visages osfpain. ff placers,:rs..,. experience.,e- 119. and Declo on Feb. 22. , • Push-ups completected, it’s time for Kc:llyIIj Mendenhall, wrestling atat 140I pounds, "W e’re leamingIc a lot ri^ t now,” he said more wind sprintsnts. T hen m ore finisheched third iri the state last year.•. SeniorS« Dustin Freshmonan Lupe Garcia is thc jcadd mr m in chc K im b e rlyK O a k le y • push-ups. Then bockck ito work. Palmericr ( 112-pounds) nnd sophomomore Lonnie 125- to 13030-pound area, while classmsmote Travis The Bulldogdogs put together enough teamam points ' Junior Jamie5 Rphomore Tyler Stoker (16(160 pounds), AndyWa/aiTicr is showing promisernt at thc light-- K im b erlylywill hove to find-leadidership 'The Hornets’s ’ < only 1995 suite plocer-Ieft is und a steady tnfusiusion of young , wrestlirtling at thc varsity level for’ thithe first time, est weightIt class (103), although he hc tips the among somenc ;iewcomers: after the grairaduation 275-pounder Pet was > the ond. Twin Fa:lls to build1 a wrestling pro* gram on par with Reglegion III jugger- naut Minico. He has the ilrst hai:holf of that equa- tion down pat. Thele {sccond is less r .certain. While Ea:East and West Minico Junior highightf put 112 wrestlers on thc mat,mt, O ’Lcaiy and Robert Stuart total less les thon 50 this , year.______Slotten hopes that[lat num ber will increase as youngstersters catch on to frcc«^leswrostlingr-vi - This is only the: scsecond season Twin Falls has wrest•estled freesty|,e, rather than collcgiauiate style. Their ; ■ V . . : eastern rivals in Rupiupert have been wrestling freestyle for 11 years. ^ 0 s Freestyle genera:rally features I 1 faster-paced action an

W ith collegiote-stylclyle wrestling, in ^ which the combatant:mts spend most “^ 1 o f thcir time on the mot.mo a good ath- — ----- Ictc can becomc-a’gocgood •wrestler in— a couple o f seasons,. S!iSlottfcn said. Freestyle eompetitjtition requires ^ more dedication ot an early age. he > said.. Like thc major highgh school sports ‘ - basketball, volleyballball and football ^CHASB ^ 'Dpt IP■ I - wrestling has bico:tcome almost a fl ■TiTT \ 1 i \ t \ year-round spon with:th summer toiir-' nam ents, coaching workshops wc and camps. It’s that workk inii the ofT-sea- son that mokes thei didifference -for itliDg.pcQgi:oms..__ “It’s gonna take: a few years.” Slotten said. M E X apm l iiiA L \VALUE! Smoker U ^ P m u i i S M'mau i CUB Sues »A uUSEASOHDeSISK SPECIAL SIZE C ontinued from B1 — I 1 PRICE led.by.the Filer plywood floor donated 2 9 . 5 3 ...... 1 7 5 /7 0 RIR 13- ' 3 0 . 7 5 - I’ boxing club yeors ogogo and covered H with m ats from thc colliollege. ■ 31.65 185/70RIR13 ' 3 8 . 8 5 Thc other major chichange for the 34.05 185/70RIR14- 4 1 .7 4 w M h s m o k e r haii comc aboutout more, slow- 3 9 . 1 5 ...... 195/ZORIR14 :45.10.. ly. o ver the past two< or three years. (naoMAVlAYVABY) . 2 0 5 /7 0 RIR14 4 8 . 3 7 • — More- and-more womtrnbn are getting i ALL SEASONN STEEL RADIAL M in on the pucilistic acaction, Davis LIMITEDa D O N ’ T M I S S I SIZE PRICEE SIZE PRICE m said. “T en girls hove ealleilled,” he said. 9 B lS£3S£iSL ‘I-'' " P15S/80R13 3 S .90 9 P20S/75R14 4 6 . 6 6 Wf ' ‘ la “A lot o f people fromDm Utah State 2 P20S/7SR15 4 0 . 6 2 ' ■ » § ! : ? ?1 . P21S/7SR1 4 6 . 4 3 . • LT235/75R-15 C0 6 1 .3 0 called>-'kids wbo.havlavc fought in... A - P18S/75R14 4 3 . 6 44 P21S/75R1 6 0 .1 8 30/9.50R-15 , CC 6 8 . 7 7 - : the last four years.. AndA th ey ’re ■ . P1BS/80R13 4 1 .3 55 P22S/75R16 5 3 .1 5 .31/10.50R-15 CC . '95.66 bringing at least 50 spespectators.” ■ PI95/75R14 4 4 .6 77 P235/75R15 5 5 .4 0 IT235/8SR-16BW EE 9 '7 .5 7 A m ong the more farfamiliar faces misgr __ ___ .. entering the-squored ciicircle wlll-be— ■ I 4 5 ,0 0 0 MILtLE WARRANTY I W endell’s T.W. Parkark er, a 2 0 0 - ^ ^ 9 pounder who is currenrently leading ------thB-natlonal-stcerwrcsrcstling-chase— for CSI. He’s sloteded to box Ty Smith, also o f CSI. Golden Eagle chccrlcrleaders and cross-country runn Iren e Hubsmith are among the women on |^H ■ 9 1 thc undercard. Curt Smith of Maladid isi back, and Mike Morrison fromn Twin' Falls also will tie on the giove3VCS. Jerom e's mUjt Billy Brunson will.takeike on Shawn ^DD m ASM Chambers. s H Bnat Low PricestsdnnaaFlitt H ------— ThcTmokcrbegan-lS-l9-y.ear8-ago ^ a a l l fy JUI^Seasimmnaillalsl— . 4 - m with a scheduled Amateiateur Athlctics . V iQ O dd C ■ f l SIZE PRICE SIZE { PRICE • MainIntenaiicaFfee l l j U nion boxing card ththreatened r to ■ piawi S M S pira PI 39.13 *5 YeitarWarraiily fall through due to sevavis and others tty’ to match the COMfnmETEFROrDBCBIUXESERVnX j] ,SYSrSTBVIS i O R T T R U C K S RCPLACCUtNT WITH nEUUfUrACTURIO Of) J f c Z £ l 2 2 2 £ 2 2 £ 2 i i t t ROAD RYDER b o x cb according to wei{/eight, height ntBuiLO FnoHTCAiiPtns ^ SUPREME VST and ability. KiOM QUAinV DISC PADS i - OlN SALE ^ 2 3 ” II They pair up fightersrs within \ five ' |'B h ■ i s g » g 2 T;» ^ For LT's ant pounds and 2-3 inchc:hes of one |;guBlito 4 ADJUST C^IMftYSJCU' ■ I MOUNTAIN Nn wyuetMMT 23,000 mu »u»Mrw OW! ^(LtFrflCTRXtft3tKTV) ^2 - j g y 2 3 ^ anpther. E NC •• M ’ | | .Eoch boxer living inn the t urea . (l.ireTIMgXAnRAMTY) I ^3 Q g » expected to show up at the Expo ' IHSTAIIATIOH A VVAUMU A ll S 6 .7 5 E a c h j J Center to spar so ofTicials can get a HHj look at thcir skill level aand ensure fair and entertaining boibouts, Dovis ^lil zAPji-lV.-j said. * TWIN FALLSi BUHL 548*4082 H JEROME 324-8946 RUPERT 4 S 6 ^ M 734^755A. fl ______J a u Ni i ^ l l 3BUy«SELL»TBTRADE H / D B IDAHO COIN 6A1UlERIES ■ ■ SERVICE 1902 N. Main,Twin Falli,, IdId. 83301 SELECTION I 7 3 3 - 8 5 9> 3 3 ■ ^ ^ m R R 4 M n r

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B y L iz Wright Theorelicolly, o victintim could bleed to , ThtThe testicles were opporcm;nt)y slashed department,cm. Police were to notify a state - I Tim es-Ncws writer:er. ’ ideath from hav- _____ o ff wivith a knife, lab that theythi were being moiled, said. I ing his gonads A poiislice officcr police Lt.I. DennisD Chambers. . , , I U rej — ' TWIN FALLS-PPolicc will mail a pair !severed, though th e testicles>s w e r e ' who found f. them State forcibrcnsic experts will test them for I of severed testicicicles to state forensic ' “it would take a catalogued asi8 ' * f o u n d sait* Ihey blood type.■pc. and possibly DNA. Axtman ^ I U.S. Geoeological SurveyV- experts this week:k ini hopes o f draw ing iwhile,V. said la ln H :ared to bc said, to report detectives closcr to thc identity of their 1Burley urologist property,’ sealaiea as humoran testiclcs. The testit:sticlus could not* be reattached I rt on aquifer o w n e r. 1Dr. Donald evidence e ahd staitered in a Policcce will be surgicallyIly b'ccuusc the tiss u e s w o u ld I ... “I am hoping-wc-we-are-going-tO-learn—' —Wcese.-Infcct-ion ------TWIN FALL!LLS -T h e Gity Council meets refrigerator a tthIhe police- ing for thc have aelcnccriorolcd-beyond repair. Weese------1 at noon on WetVednes^y in the fire stationipn what happened, butbu right now I don't \would set in ing instru- suid. training FooinI at 345'Sccond Ave. E. forr a think we can say,",” saids Lt. Ron Axtman within ^ several d e p a r t m e» n n t . - mem,, purported- If th e victivictim himself cut them off. such I report from thcfie 1U.S. Geological Survey on o f the Tw in Falls PolicePol Deportment. (days, and the per- - ly a razor ra blade, sclf-mutilatiilation is,extremely rare, said Dr. I aquifer rechorge.rge. , The apparently.,hi^..human testicles were $son would need medicalll i treatmeni immc- Axtmitmon soid. Richard WoiWorst, u Twin Falls psychiatrist. H .T he meetingg M« open to the public. d isco v ered , by a park pa visitor Saturday diately, c Weese said. J^o^0 witnesses hod comc1C forward Someone: withw scvcK'schizophrenia or H ‘Between Murtaugh M and Burley,;y, ' aftem oon along theIhe creek bank at Rock “I don't see any maleIe who 1 know o f Mondimdoy oAemoon, nor has onyly man been, psychoticc dcpres!j^d< might'rationalize H Southwest Irrigaiigation District injects surfaceice ■ "C reek Park, with a pairj of blood-sooked '•who v w ouldn’t go to thc;he hospital right hospitipitolized recently without testicles.te thc act ass punishmentpi or cure for .sexual I> ■ water into thee aquiferd through wells andnd boxer shorts, aaway,” Wccse said. ToI s\survive, o person “It'sIt's a real bisuirre case,” Axtxtman said. • deviuncy,. forfoi example, he said. . ^ H tests wdter qutquality. Twin Falls Watercr Investigators don'bn’t know whether the vwould have to apply pressssssure or ice to thc Thc'he testicles were catalalogued os “ 1 d o n’I 't believe t 1 have had (such a H Superintendenttt NMike Trabert said. . m utilation w'os self-jiIf-jnflicted or an attack, vwound, which includes three th small artcr- “ founcund property.” sealed as cyividcnce ond patiem ) inn 303( years o f psychiatry.” W orst H Twin Falls oflofTicials are ^ein{; (i similarlor Axtm an said, ics, he said. ______storedred in a refrigerator at the t: policc said. __ -_____ projectJojrplcni fee______;------r-;----- with injecHon) wwells south o f Twin Foils, and this is a facifact-finding meeting, Trabert — — — rm H;-'------I—Detail!ilsrdetail& iiifceFS— —I ~ ■ R e g i o n i V/^Development' I Associadon)n to meet a t CSI TWIN FALLLLS ■> D irectors for. the I u n iilik ely I Region IV Deve:velopment.Association will meet Thursdayf to discuss job training, eco- nomic developmipment and business loons in to SI the region’s eightght counties. subsidize I The meeting; bcbegins at 2 p.m. in thc West Taylor Cafetmaia xat the College o f Southem Idaho in TwtnTalFalls.' • ■ — The board willvill also discuss the oppoint- COll(lege^ I ment of a privateate business sector represen- By Karen ToUddnenToll . H W;the.Sout]juth-Ctatral Pdvate Industry. _ i Times-Newsws \ y r i l e r ______H The meeting; is open to the public. For J B O IS E- -Jc Jerome residents m ay not have ' m m information,on, call 736-3064. much luck< in their tax revolt against thc College o f'Southern Soi Idoho.' Cduncil deciM!ides beer and B ills aimcdoor . ^ but w h ethcr^ er t:the sympathy will translate ------1 - Episcopa1"Chunlurch of the Asccnsion,' • ^ ' into votes wc'lve’ll have lo see.” he said. protested the penhaihit and said “opening the Twin Falls,Ils. Jerome and Kootenai coun- ' ■ door”, to aJcphpl1 sisales there could lead.to o ^ tics arc the: ononly three counties to support full'fledgpd.barnancxtdoor.. ' • * H 'the state'ss t two community; colleges ' ; the council vpted to spend I through properipcrty taxes. Other ccmntics pay $51,147 on a centrTitnU-control computer pro* I . through a liquliquor surcharge depending on gnim to irionitbror and operate the city’s ■ how many oftlof their studcnts aitend the com- water sjrstem. Incliicluded in. the purehase is a I munity college; monitoring ^ t eem m to track loke levels' ond I • Rep. Maxinecine Bell. R-Jeromc. would like sctracp’ons at Blue Lakes. all Y^er-users* exti I Jerome residenidents to have the chance to vote ■ again on wheilhethcr or not to approve using . • FUerFubUcl: Library begins----- I property tax( mi money - now about $800,000 * new reading!g series discussion M»e SALSsuRvmw-nm * from that countlunty - to support CSI. Ifthatmcasicosure were passed, it would ew re^inK und discussion with a pair of wortrorkera hovering nearby,y, rental c a r a g e n c y o pperator e Leann WatkinsIS cd o e s h e r b e s t to prepailare take effect JulJuly I. ond Jerom e residents >ugh Poradiso" begins at 7 “ T “ tortho-amvalorctrcU8tom'er8-on~a night: ItIntp'the Tw in F alls a irrport p Mondayaftemoon;onrMbnday was the firstrt d a y -----—would-have-to•toxollccreithcr i 100 signotuirs----- ,• •p.n?j5tpdayalthoFllI Filer Public Ubraiy. > ' of operation for' thn Monday.N pital’s 720 employees5 MMondoy - ond gave The Tl hospital had total assetstsofaboutS67.l < millionI in charily care in 1994-95 om .. ondlhelntermountaintain West. e group who ha.s vocally ' them incentive to keep beiibeing efficient. . milliillion a( thc end o f the 1994-!4-95 fiscal year, $1.26 millnillion in charity care in 1993-S A . Je ro m e s M agic Valicy Rcgionclonol Medical Center upI fromfi $60.5 million after thc ’ , opposed the taxlax has coHccied roughly 800 Clramberofcr commerce the prevtbo^is- As fariw aas Ihis fiscal year is concenemed, the signatures onn a petition to usk lawmakers employees will share S3iS300,000, a sum set colyI year. hospital1 hihas admitted about 10 perccccm more ,o stop it. i w ^ o m es nevtew members. —oiide .hospital rcvcni/cnues in August after Thc Tl hospital's total revenue lues were obout people: tlilhan cxpectcd in Ihc pasast three Bell said thc Jerome School District the fust 10 months o f the fiscal year looked S45.‘15.4 million last fiscal year o { •qyibi FALLS> - The Twin Falls A rea' ’ compared with months,5, ssoid Ken Fry. thc hospitallal s vice needs a new cicelementary school and po.5._It!s.somcthiDging.io.bc.proud__revcnucs.w:s.with.cmploycesf.______------been less vocal-;al.------{' Bricn and Judi Godfixifiey, who woric, respcc-' / tively, for First SeSecurily Bank and the j M u s ^ Auction Co.k). ■ The Ambassador)r 0o f the Year award went A rc o mnan meei;ts w ith goyemI oDr to find1 B ig L oost River I to 'rerry McCurdy,ly, of Aspen Consulting Group, Inc. - ‘tbe Associated Press farm-mers who depend on riveiver water for Traughbciibcr soid'. “At this point, h • ,i ^ Tbe Curtis T. EaU^ton award went U) Roy howcv- for water right;ghts is not honored on Ihe irrigiigation, and those who pur>ump from thc cr, the LegislatureL< is totally igignoring Big Lost, he nol • , i • Rawwnd Ford.' BOISE - Charles “JohJohn” Traughber, a oquliulfcr. u s.” < Chiuier memberit aawards - representing ■ Later, waterer lawsI enacted in the early longtime Arco crusaderier to restore w ater ' Thfhe river at Traughbcr’s home h( is bone Batt's’s spokcswomon,s Amy KIKleiner. 1950s allowed'cd for thc "full economic ' { SO years of membeil>ership - went to Wills to £ e Big Lost River,•. hihos finally gotten dry.r. He contends the streamim is diverted said the g< I Motors and C ain'ss IHome Furnishings. 5 governor is convinced thchere has development”i” oof thc Snake River, such the ear o f a state ofTiciol.:iol. upsttstream, past his area, to3 water \ crops been too0 littleli discussion of thc pr<)roblem, as ground pumpimping. Thc Big Lost basin : <^tgoing board•d imembers were Greg Last'’week, Traughber)er tooki his crusade . growiwing on whot was oncce cdesert sage- but she nc Edsqn, Rod o f c o l o r '8 x 10 -inch phcphotos o f th e dry trees;s line the dry river bankslks like tomb- rcccnl droi ^ . -Tammy Homey ohdhd Mike Klaus. Irought than by overuse byyijrrigo- . moved irt herere tm emphysema atand breathes answer.” order to chaos, ^ Obituaries- Big Lost lias ceased totq 1flow during thc withh the aid of an oxygen;n tank, was Traughb5hber blames the'Lcgislatuture for' “I’ve had a re real good life,*’ h e iay s. - sumraei* m bnths for seveeverarm tles north pleasiused with the meeting. devising; contradictoryci policies onn woter “I’m just tryingng tto do everything I can so 1 ' ;C 7 ■•. ,• .o fA r^ . ' • ■ • . “II tthink he's genuinely cononcemedand law. Thele time-honoredi constitututional my grandkidss conct enjoy some of those That has becom e a floslloshjjoint between wontnts this situation taken:n care of," staiTdardd ofo first-in-time, first-inin-right same things, too. POO] 1 C-2 Tlmos-Nows.s. TwinT Falls, Idoho Tuesday..ly. Januory 16< 1996 I P e aith l n o tic; e s ~ ~ ~ | ES u d g e;t l w r i t esrs fineid w a y s V era P. Cartiirter whiM iite M onuary in Twin Falls. Charles. J. Gunin d n im j •R U P E R T -7 Vera V P. Carter, 93. of Melvin Osborne TWIN FALLSS - Charles J. T i Nampa and fombrmcrly of Rupert, died M t .. . Gundrum, 51, of'Twin 7 Falls, died ;o a u g i b u d g e t S u nday, Jon. 14, 14 1996, atthe Mcrcy TWINT FAL.LS - Melvin “Bud" *‘B Thursday, Jon. 11,1996, 11 at the m e n t ISatt’s 1 Mcdical Centerer iiin N am pa. Osb.Dsbomc. 82. rcccnily o fT w in Falls'allsand Magic Valley Rcfcgional Medical______------Thc-ftincnil-wil-w ili-be-hcld a r 2 - p :m:— fbmbrnicriyTJf-BozcmiiimiKnitinisrM TMonl.,' Ccnter in Twin*FuIIa 3 Oi &E*(-AP-)— slfitivc—ll'’— -j------I------eam^ameroh-repeatedly alleged-that- W cdncsday^ atIt athc Rupert W est LDS Icynolds Funeral Chapel in Twin1 Foils.Fo T w in Foils. • 19971>7 spending blueprint. S S R x m i S ] iho was ^Tifg ifaitsed.' He ' Arrongcmcnls; anarc under the direction The'he Joint Finainan ce- 17. .Jt A/rLfcy, (iS. f * lifti . a p peared ^ to reject explanation that of the Hansenien Mortuary Rupert ^ C hapel. Apprcpropriations Committee urunani- padding his consiiservative alloca- in«instate facilities did. not offer » mousiusly agreed to take full ad'adyan- (jonj |o politicall>lly sensitive areas “ e levilevel o f security required under S e r v ic e s tagcc 0of the savings generatec court custody orders the A l b e r t L.H(lodgeh —r “ cd by like education o r• underwritingu ini- -V*® Olive Haynes, o f Yumo. Ariz..ij:.. a n d V iew ing. 3 to 8 p.m . I ays in o p e n in g th ree mi lartment was receiviog last H E Y B U R N-Albco -y LaMar Hodge, I. today ond from 9 " la jo f tiativcs left out o.f f Batt’s budget. d e p a rt jrmerly of Rupert. 11 o.m. lod ion additions: M em bers v< nmer, and with all secured 57. ofHeybum.'di..d ic d M ondoy, Ja n . 15. today, o.m. until ihc lime oftheo funeral on ' pr«son 5 voted Analysts say,, how ever, th at summt upert 1st and 7lh Ward LDS Chui 1996. QI Ihc Cass'assia Rcgidnal Medical ' 'h u rc h , W ednesdoy at the funcincrsl chopcI. to useJSC the money to coverif t ‘WO- - double-celling aand tlje current :e Jfilled in the state, the depart- C c n te r in Burley. ighth and G Street.'Viewing.g . o< n e thirdsds of the cost of conven/erting constnjction progrgram will provide m enit t.f had no choice but to ship our before ihc.funeraLnUhc.chui ------— T h e funcni! 'w wil ll be held at 11 a.m. 1^“'’ :hurcli._. Helen A..Stanger,»,.of_Twin-Falls,... - Other,:r-prison.cclJs from singliglc-to-. opiy limited brea•athing room for miles elsewhere., — innsen Mortuary Rupert Chapel).sl). graveside service, 2: pp.m. Wednesdoy. double Thursday at the“le Paul1 LDS 3rd Ward ^ " ble occupancy, the state, and eitiither changes in ^ hat requirement ended in Chapel, with BishUshop Ferrill King ofn- p, Cloverdale Cemetietery. 1200 N . Thohot diversion of nec ober when the law creating the Ruby A. Haiisoa. of Shoshone nearly sentencing laws o oi r a $250 billion dating. Burialal will follow at thc “ one, 1 Cloverdale .Rood,I. Boise. (Bloy $540,C0,000 cut the need for gen artment repealed the security m. loday. Sho.ihonc LDS Chur Constnictioron program is tha .. P le a sa n t V iew^ CCemetery in Burley.' Pa ' hurch. Colonial Funeral Homet in Twin tax jgjreceipts to less than S250, gnation for juveniles commit- )cmaray*s Shoshone Chapel). Falls). 50,01)0 long-term solution.n to thc skyrockV^f^'S"” Friends moy callcal from 6 lo 8 ptm. ' lo acciccommodatc the state'sI esca-a gj-jjg [nnjotc count. to the department b y the W ednesday at thethi Hansen Monuary p., Ruby E. Crawford, of Kimbcrberly. John Dwain Atldn, lg inmate population. t s . . H Burley Chapel and one h o u r b efo re thc in, of Twin Foils, P“ncl members^s^also continued ■oveside servii:. 2 p.m. todi Btt had recommended us he committee did approve ■ funeral on Thursdirsday at thc church. - o d a y , 2 p.m . W ednesday. TTwin Foils LDS rutinize other another nzelton Cemclcry, (White Monui ' about $270,000 in soyiiZ V .li ‘0 'les'ly SC" her $62,000 for the American H , ; prtuary 7th Word Chapel, 84747 Eastland Drive “ ! o f 0 requests for cashh to supplement (^|y|i i TwinFalls). N. Viewing. 4 lo 8 p.r?.m..lodoy. While n the.delayed opening o il Liberties Union in what H '' Joel A. BradydySr. •bed facility at the prisonson in existing budgcset money, if Senateate Finance Chairman Atwell H Mortuory. Twin FellsIs Iond from 12:45 jOCr-bc tb e used for pro- KIMBERLYY •- Joel Alexander EUeo EU M aie Oberiiollzer. of Burliluriey, to 1:45 p.m. Wedrdnesday ot the Orofinifino and the 96-bed unit atot the cannot t y of Melba said will be the H ______^ r a d y Sr.^ 9 0), , ofKim o berly, died 3 n.m ’lerion church. '______M axim;imum-Securitv Prison sosouth Srams in the new bibinlSCt. last oas!pamcnjj)_rjillomey- 8^fec8J h c _ « n47~r9y& , at the . Chunlurcli. ^foo Burton Ave.. (Poy’ oy n e o f Boi:loise, supplementing itt w with ------Mcmbers-refti«isea-to-ict-on-a— L iifsiiislature authorizes for the' ■ - Mountain Viewew Core Center in Mortiorluory in Burley). Chester James SUga{cr. ofTwin Falls. $515,01i,000 in cash from the gene lie television for 19 5 2 i fe federal court case requiring H K im berly. memorioLservice. j_p.ip.m. Wednesdoy. trcasup;ury.— - . ^ e two vans and a . cauitvty 1in -prograrns and'.institu^B '__ ------^A-gnivcadc-SCTViCT^ice-will*btf-held-an:H— r q RogerM r“Sii^tp" Huston,' >r the Ascension, • Lcgfigtflative budget anal;laiyst -'.WlUtrvehlclerwhi'hich-wsfg-atl-flt— tio yn arc opportunities for women H , , p.m. Friday ai thc1C Twin1 Falls Cemetery. K.imtrnbcrly, 1 p.m. -Wednesdasdoy, . Twin Falls. (White Meviortuary in Twin Eilcciv’ I with, more than prison it Amingcmcnis arcrc uunder thc direction of Reync :n-Trcmblay soid the admictiinis- m inmates. H ynolds Funeral Chopel, Twin Falls.Fai Falls). trationon’s savings estimate fnfrom m ticles. ' House Abou>out $400,000 in attorneys H thosee ttwo institutions was,s notr Appropriations Chairman fees havehav been paid.by the state in H ’ '; < . complepletely up'to date, andd shes Kathleen Gumseyr

For o r obituary rate Infon.rm atio n , ittery hits Obituu a r ie s callall 733-0931, extension 2 ila tiv e lo s n aag i in reques og I ^ --■■■-■■■j v;, Paynene Mortuary In Buriey. . . ter. Mrs. Rick (Diana)aJQuanstrom TTie Associated Proress Idaho sc^school districtslo include a of Meridian; Ihree sons,sc Patrick TOl^' funding parentingting education in curricu- . TW U E. Pike. Gayle E.=. Pike and ' Introduced in ^enatc lum. Michael A. Pike anjnd his wife. BOiSEISE (AP) — Cons^ervative bui Audra, all of Saltt Lake City. bud- SCR126 (Edcducation) — HB472472 (Alims) — Eliminates -Utah:.fouc-stepchlldr6. The family suggig o sts th a t The Lottcittciy mns o ff A c revenues:s iti involvediin i crasb I Itzer. She cam e Lord liedor at his home in Twin to Idaho with herter family as an He die 'In memorial contrlbullorons may b e - generateses jjust-as-any other business infant and her fath . following a valiant battleHe m a d e to H o s p ic e Vis'isions Inc., butitgivesves the bulk o f its profits bacJ ather started the Palls.:5ac.QL f< ______------B ank-of-C om m arcii r c e ^ h e - a t t e n d — wJth_C5C ____ ^13QD_Kimberiy_Roatad-N o—J-l.,------to-the-statttate — half fo r p ubiic-btiild- SccMOTslI:^ e d sc h o o ls In BurU yle was born at his home in T w in F a lls ID 83 3 0 1 ; urley and gradu- „ Gaylety on March 26, 1935, theie Community Christie, 1 half for school buildings, ated from Burleyly High School. Bu'loy i g_- SALT LAKE C rrV C(AP) — Ralph an d 12t irinjured when as MU-2 She attended the John and Elaine (Pike)e) Building Fund, P.O. lottery began in July 1989 • Sonclls has ^ t a life he University of son of voters overwhejmingly ifetime promot- crashed1 shortly sh after takeoff near Nebraska, State and the late Gaylord Pike,e . Twin Falls ID 83303. ing* studying andd designing Houston, T< Ite College of Dfswittended ar schools In the approvedd 0a constitutioital amendmenl 1, Texas. Colorado. Unlversersity of Hawaii He a‘K Mitsubishi aircraft • In 1981986, an MU-2 crashed in and San Fraticiscc ia County area where he' authbrlziiizing it the previous SCO, and gradu- Cassiaictlvo In drama, sports and November,>er. That amendment was not. . On Mpnday, federalI officialso asked Aurora, 111.,Ill.,-killing fourpeople. aied frogi Idaho StfState University, "as acti him to help investigate Sfie devoted most He graduated Irom Heyburnrn submittedcd by lawmakers, however, te the crash of • In 1990, 199' five people who were ist of her career f'P - HeSchool In 1954. He attend- gjjJ yet another one. business:s aiassociates of then>Texas to teaching theI flifirst and third "'Pt’ Sc d- KarlJ.F. Kratzbenirg until ancran-a nonbinding public vote in grades at Southwes laho State University untilli' Karl J.F. Kratzberarg. 92, of 1986showiowed over 60 p m en t si^port Sorrells has investigateIted dozens. gubernatoiBtorial candidate Clayton^' vest Elementary, ed Idahiturned lo Burley to farm Between packing aII suitcase i and Williams w but also taughtit as t D w o r s h a k ho retui ^ Winterhaven, Calif., anand former- for o lotte:ttery; That vote convinced s were killed when an MU-2 ’ Elementary and for ive at the same homo he'® ly of Wendell, went tito be with stounch mi hailing a cob, Sorrellsis waxed face- went outt oof f control and crashed near for two years at )orn In. G ayle farm ed until moral opponents to submit K ilg o re . F ro m '19 his Savior, Tuesdayly,. Jian. 9. the consinsiitutional changc for tious, saying the racy,, “sexy,”* twin- Putnam, Te>Texas. ------ear-ly-1-9606T-she-1945 until the V o ln _when.ho-wenLtcu«orkJoi:_ he-owhed-and— 3 * ^ 9 9 6 :------r ■ ------— '“Irievltableplepublic‘approval:------engine-lurbo-prop-Mitsitsubishi-MU-2------—In -19921992,-sbrpOTple-died in th e - —— operated Ellen Male S im p lo t C o . irt H e y b u rn2- . He was born Aug. ; ale’s Gift Shop. . ,flnI's employment wllh J.R. • 2 “'. 1903, After bcfbeginning with a bong, saleslies must be safe since it hadadn’t been in a mountainsins neari Glenwood Springs, She was a chartcjrter membor ol f ® ;• in Greely. Kan. At thea age 014. fell off slijslightly in the second year,air. fatal crash for two whole!e years. C o lo ., wh(when an MU-2 bound for ------Ih© P resb y terlan -C h ot Co. took him to many Church-and the- his family moved byt ' wagon to idcnd that totaled just overvcT la -1993, the crashr '< o f an MU-2 Aspen crashrashed. Also In 1992, sbc peo- Burfey Soroptimis s around the world, and” the Parma Vglley, wher nist Club' and. e Jd Jiim to accomplish a lillion the first two yearsars killed South Dakota GGov. George pie died in t was active In the c ^ raised and educated,I. i Ho was a I T I ^ in the southem New Modco a member and past3 community as ^ k'ariety of work. He retired off to $12 million the thirdird Mickelson and sevenn others. On mountainsts whenv an MU-2 crasbed-ia:;. ast president of rp® the Food Group° veteran of World Warar.ll and a V PEO Chapter J. p a P m e m b e r of th e VFW In n 'Wendell. }re berim ing a steady riseIto to Monday,tight men didied when an nigged tcnaiaiain. 1 . • ' of Alpha Oeltp a s t p r e s id e n t Ln°„TnnnrB e rin g Department of J.R. nstruction, aiwrdSIS$19 million last summer, MU-2B-36A crashed inigoodweather g ' The 1993 19S crash that killed elta • Kappa. Jl Co. In Caldwell in 1991.I Karl worked In cont Daughters ot thc • ranching and farming.,h He was a , sales hove risen 70 percent:nt in southeastem Idaho. Or3ne ofthe vie- M ickelsonion and the others was' a Revolution. Retirethe American f Gayle's"proudest accom- 2 million in 1990-1991 to tims wos pilot Richard Ired Teachers lonts w as his invention and^ devoted, active Chrljristian. He from S52 r d Shipman, a Mitsubishihi MU-2B-60f that slammed Association. Cas E and his wife of 49 yea3ars, Rose, S88 millionion last year and are expect-ct- . fnend ofSorrells. into a farmrm silo1 near Dubuque, Iowa. Historical Society,assia Fl County I of the ‘Product Length . Friends of thi- )l ?System' for J.R. Simplot^ had spent the past sixilx years at ' cd to hit $96$9i million this year, gener-er- Richard Shipman wass ithe owner of It promptedIted an extensive investiga- Libreiry. and also ha G o ld R o c k R a n c h In li Yum a, oting a reccecord dividend o f $ 22 mil-lil- Pro Air Services o f Salt LLakeCiQ'.He tion. , a Pink Lady. had.workedas io m arried Shirley P e te rs In. Ariz.. enjoying time togiigether. lion. Letteritety officials project salesles was an experienced pilotot and a com- Sorrells, v Survivors Include ( s, who works for Mitsubishi le o n e sisteMn-,Falls in 1954,-and-ihey-L. _i.n_addition_to_his.-wiWife.Jie_is ------exceeding-Jg.$i00.million-in-1996r-6 !-— panymain, having sold MMitsubishi air— Heavy -Induiidustry-Anjerica in Dallas,— ----- : * law7~Mrs7 ■ w.d: ater divorced. This union' survived by his'sons,8 , G eorge 1997 Oberholtzer of San'F craft in thc mid-1980s. said improveovements were made — like )='=our children. He met his, and Kenneth of Boisise: th ree Hovin(ib<; been oveimlcd at thc ballot one niece, Mrs. tv . grandchildren: two grot lot “If anyone could handldie that plane, . a tmifonn1 controlco panel he worked on 'fiend and 'soul-mate,' ' al critics o f thc Lottoy haveve Dick Shipman could,” S Heys of Hillsboro. Lewis, in 1986. They were3 children; ' his adopted c Sorrells said, when investj]estigatora determined one of . nephew, Ivan "Skip” t Jane Peck of Bellevue, M v4 voted ‘ against the opprdpri-n- “But I would have to ch<:heck to see if the pilots wl ;lp- Sirand and marriedd April. 19. 1993, fn Salt ' I who crashed couldn't Hnd his wife, Judy. of. . children and grande ded to keep thc games oper-Jr- he was current in his train]ining.” the autopilot:ilot switch to tum it off. o f .B o is e ; a n d Lake City/ily, U tah. H e w a s a won* ' oting in V eight grand and g , loving husband andJ which ' he helped raise., I what supporters have The training SorrellsIs referred to nieces and nephewi1 great grand derful. I , We love you very miruoh. and clnimcd is 1 little more than a back- ews. She was father whosowh unconditional love was a specialized progrgram dubbed p r e c e d e d in d e a th p p o rt will b e m issed . will ' m iss you G ra n d p a) Karl.I You door attemptnpt to thwart th e public. PROP — or Pilots I of ents; and one brothth by her par- and supp :froits.have failed and were other. W. Dick He was^as an .active member off louched I many lives wwith your Those efrc ^ Proficiency — spor by Oberholtzer. ■ mmunity Christian ChurchI love. I . likely to faitait agtun this winler. But on th e Com n Mitsubishi. It was cistabli>lished after a ■ T he fu n e ra l will b Falls where he was ready’ He was preceded In^ death( by Monday trotraditional Lottery oppo-. I b e h eld- a t 3 in Twin Fe - chain of crashes claimedI »several lives;'' p.m. Tuesday, Jan. B In any capacity. his1^ parents, four brothithers, one nents gorhe:help from Republican Sen. the Burley First n.Pr 16, 1996, a t .to se rv e Ir JJj • In 1980, three peoplele were killed Presbyterian .Survivoivors include a large andI sister £ and ono adoptei[ed great- John Honseisen of Idaho Falls, who C hurch. family: his mother, and grahddaughter. £ entered thele Ibudget committee delib-\y. T j = = ^ = .... Those who wish lo v in g fa sh may m ake father. JohnJc and Elaine (Pike) Cremation took pi Ite and was not clear on the memorials to the Q )f H o y b u rn ; w ife, L a u ra California. C A memorial » ^ytnpafhyFkfowersl W winiinter Hours; ^ Presbyterian Chur3 Burley First.. Drew ofPike I of Twin'Falls; ono v lond, and Democratic Sen. lurch or to a Lewls-Pil< will b e h e ld a t 6 p.m . S favorite charity. Arr. . Don Drew and his wife, J e McLaughlin o f Orofino. S e n d a ' Arrangements brother. D Jan. 20. 1996, at the He ______a r e u n d e r th e d ire c of Heyburn: one daugh-'' C Christian Center.______Shlin joined Lottery oppb- Sun -Thur I rectlon of the Wanda of ~Ticnts iminTBttentptto'put oi pressure on~ ------loving-tribi -I — 6a —' thc Lottery,y, tthe federal court and the iam“=^pm:—| -----; Nez Percee IndianIi T ribe to end the .e ^ROSEBUD'SVLZ r ^S7RTI^H~~stAlcmate'ththat has'btocked lonery . Fri - Sat I ..... sales on thele inorthcentral’Idaho reser- 5RIST ^ Ban l^ IT E for twtwo. yeara. She claims the . am - lObm M l ^ f c ^ « S ’ (SteiwUi 'brthtM c" inability to0 i sell Lottery tickets has I SINCHgM TWINI 33»66oo ^ m m n ' finnnrinlly hurthi merchants within thee 324r’2m or733- IN FALLS • la M B E R L Y • 733 • |j|||m j| | 9 boundaries1 oftheof reservation..

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N M;lagic Valley I T eiep)hone CCo m p a n y k L a cd i e s r ee t u r n t o h o sispital I I lo o k s5 to liiile S By Jennifer Bunchh rr— ^^ehools Times-News writercr V ^ J a m i i c r Bunch The: puiposep for tonight’s mectinctmg -.Times-Newswrilcr >■—------• ...... --with-thcthe-City Council is-to-requeiluest- -'BURL-EY-='Gayaye'Youn^'Tlnk~’ ------permiss:ission from thc city to insta - n i K t f r - ‘ B U R L E Y A locaocal phone compa- undergro Lady ot the formerit Cassia Memorial ground coble on city property, a Hospital, has return • - n y will-ask the Buricurley City Council well as permission to install som rhed .to the hospital . for permission lonighiIght to Install fiber cquipmitment on city power polesIIM building to sum a3 'volunteer orgoni- I optic cablc on city pre)pcrtyaspaitofpre Creason;on sold. ’ zation for its new tenants.te: ;ai telecommunicationions link between . The: equipment C' will bc usedI nn»nc • supervrvised the Pink -ttic College o f SouthlUthem Idaho and only forbr the educational link, but pos Ladles. Cassio Meilemorial’s team o f Mini-Cnssia area schirovcd, Creason said, Health Carc Corp., to start a volun- opportunities, TwinI FallsFa High School For educational.putposes.in ec thi teer group for the ninew management. , alread>^ljas a video' linklin with CSI and Cassia Coun^Q School District, the: iniini- Utah-based-Intcmirmountoin Health -Twin Falls Clinic and 1 nd Hospital, which tlal videojco link will be a test to deterg,cr. Care, w hich op>peratcd Cassia • I l it A llows doctors to tcQ(teoch high school mine whwhether to offer it to outlyinjying Memorial, vacated:d the building in classes from the clinic.nic. The video link schoolsIs In the district, said Mikilike Jun.e'to open Corossia Regional , is two-way. allowiiwing doctors to Hoopes,!s, technology coordinator• foifor Mcdicol Ccmer. 'answ er students' questicstlons. the districtrict. Thc building ncnow operolcs as Charlie Creason,>n, manager of ‘‘That’!It’s an expensive project, and Parke View Care anand RehabiliUU'on P.rpjcct Mutual Teleclephone Co. in may bcJ severals< years down the road,*ad,” Centcr. The centcrr (offers long-lerm • ' •- R u p ert, said a MiniIlni-Cassia area Hoopess said.si health care and rchehabilitotion ser- ■ ■ y ' telecommunicationsIS link1 should be A yidcidco link to outlving schoolsjols vices. .. operational by thc beibeginning o f the would allowalli district students to selectJect Parke View adn:Iministrotor Tod . 1996 school year. t ' j from a broaderbre curriculum, he said.:______MumuLSpJd_MqndtidoyJtJs.goodjo_ ' __ , see the tradem arkk pink vobJnieer L. jackets in the hosospital building MIKESALSCURV/ThsTlmvt^Mw* H :! ' ogoiry...... eLXoungrleftrarTd-Margar^ re t-T K 6 n ip s 6 n-ara-~twa ioping"te'lncroasB*theT~“ "Volunteers ore v ly in th e viMl 10 whai we n u ^ bib e er of v o lu n teers at thle e nr ew ly o p e n e d P ark e ViewV Care and Rehablllti _ ' do, and we are excit(j.edtoh«veli,em llltatlon Center in H Thonipsonin receives heariiring for appeal back,” Murray said. ey. Young and Thompsotson opened the snack stiopst Monday. Young and o sufTiff of three volun- ^ teers hiher time there. Volunteersscrs toward equipment forr ia dialysis unit MURTAUGH - MichaelI Thompson’s hay«iiy*cubing business north of leers opened the careire center's snack annuallydly hove provided IHC locallyally Parke View is hopingig to establish. Wa . . . Murtaugh §ot too-toi-tough restrictions from tlie county’scc planning and zon- shop Monday. It will operate with oviover 1,000 volunteer hours5 oiof Young said; Wantto help? I - -...... ing commissionersers when he applied for aa spccial-land-usca permit, -Monday through FridayF from 10 scrvicc*,':c}. Young soid. By giving theirheir At this'point; voluritiriteers are help'^ Voluntecnteers'are being recruited at ' H Thompson’s attomeyne3^sald. o.m. to 2 p.m., for novow, but hopefully time, vovolunteers help keep mcdicolicol ing to siafl^ the snack .sh County commissi .shop, offer free ' ParkeView Care and H issioners will hold a publicIc hearingi on Thom pson’ss enough voluritcers will w bc recruited costs dodown, and even raise moneyney hair cuts to patients aiand host meol Rehobilitat:itation Center in Burley. If H appeal at 10a.m. WoWednesday. lo extend thc hours,, VYoung said. for healtolth core centers, she said, In permit*appllcat times for patients, MurrayN soid. you are interested inl in serving, call H Ication hearings last fall, resresideiitial neighbors com- . Young, who retireired in November W hericn the volunteers at Parkerke Volunteers also will be^ helping with 677-3073n or c stop by the center at H plained that Thompscipson’s Haytech crcatcd dust,;t, noisei and odors. HaytechI as supervisor of IHC’C’s volunteer ser- View arcar oble to begin donating to noanufacturcs alfalfo I 5 to carc centcr iictivities forfo patients, he 2303 Parkeirke Ave. in Burley. Ifa pellets for export and domi)mestlc sales ond has some- vices 01 Cassia Regio;ional, still volun- the carere ccnter,i the first funds willI go said. times operated 24 hoihours a day. ' The zoning boardard voted in November to require ret Thompson to stop ^enclose his hay chopper with'ith-oir-filters, shut down tho— operation on Saturdayrdays and Sundays and operatirate no more than 12 hours per day, according; to 1a planning department clerkerk. ., C oun But enclosing thc ( ity ma] tie choppCT with filters would ly get d(log p o i lid bc so costly that putting und r a that restriction on the permit is thc same as notot issuing the permit auor- ney Brit Groom said.id. answ er' phones,"pi said Bollar. "WeA'c approved. Rupert willI be i the general I Thompson also quequestions whether he was le^egally required to apply for Timcs-Ncws writer • have no> plonsp lo hire additional peo*eo* contractor, and Willilliam Rickcrl « the Iand*usc permitit becauseb a similar business» was^ permitted to operate pic at thislis time." ' Construction Co. oftf Rupcn.. will J ' on that site in the past,>ast. Groom said. RUPERT-A special.il committcc of ^ build thc facility, Looslisli said. 2 EGGS I Minidoka C o u n ty ccitizens has . Ife are trying to Loosli added that ihithe animal-con- |Any style ■ securcd financing for a1 newr joint ani- trol facility committee:e hus also sug- 1 Airport boa□ard to meet inI inew terminal moUcontrol facility to0 handle stray • 9 ®i t an ordinance gested that the five chiiitics adopt ordi- •^ ^ ,1 TWIN FALLS -- TheT Twin FoUs^Sun Valleyey„Rcgionol^rport!sjicw ____ • animals from-the countyity’s five cities, t h at is i agreeable to»____ nances charging all resijsidents SIO per_ , tehfimtil may bc re-cHi a committee memt>er san :iliiy. • • ' ' " -chnstened’‘Magic VolltyRegRegional Ain>ort." aid: ^ III o f t l i e c i t i e s year to support the facili The aiipoft boardi meetsm at 11 a.m. today in thc:he new building. .. If the five cities oapprove the ' Funds to run and paj)ay for thc new _I Thc boanl will hearear the proposal'for a new namame and will set guidelines financing plon, D.L. Evavans Bank has i nw v oived so the facility will also come: fromf dog-ond P h i # * for contracting withh anai alrpon-eateiy operator■ to rcplacc thc now-closed agreed to provide thc S5';55,00(T needed o f f lI c c i e ir s w o n ’t l i a v e cat-licensing fees and pound p fees, he V I I Iicken V Strips I Hangar Restaurant,, AirportAii Manoger Ron Madsensen said. to complete the consiniiruction ot 7.5 , said. )o by a bunch of The meeting is opcripcn to the public, but those wlwho wish to speak should pcrccnt interest for 10 years,y< accord- . 9® Another ordinance thtlhat city Icadeni call ahead to put theireir namesi on the agenda, Mudsiidsen said. His oflice num- ing to Rupert C ily Attattorney Rick d liffererit'T f l ules.’ " will be asked to considider in upcom- ’ b e r is 733-5215. ' Bollar. ing months unifies the: rulesr and fees 3 V *® I The citics o f Rupcrl5rt, Heyburn. . regarding stray.pets in.I. thctl five cities. - ...... Uofldahoa) alumni gatherr ini Twin Falls Paul, Acequia and Mitliniddko now ' — Gar Loosli,■ • said Loosli. S e rv ed»d fromi 5 AM -11 am have thc option, to sign:n on with thc __..BF upert councilman1 "W c arc trying to gelet an ordinance TWIN FALLS —- UniversityI o f Idaho alumiimni from throughout-the - new project and acccpt.It 0 portion of that is-agreeable lo allII of the cities IJ ■ notion will gather herelere Friday and Saturday for3r ta mccUng.of the U o f 1 the finoncin^ figured in relation to . 1. “ involved so the officers \ • alumni board. s won’t have lo„ , r f f l each city’s population, saisaid Bollar. Bollar■ wasw not sure o f the square’rc go by a bunch of differerrn i rtilcsi" said ’ Yice’s Cafe - I ; The Twin Falls UI oof f I alumni chapter will hostiSt ai dinner for interim uni­ Minidoka County chosw, stray onimols pickcd up Thc city o f Paul’s contrlUibution is to in Minidokloka County are u^ansponcd provide land and utilities,» , and Rupert to. a d og; pound p in Burley and thc! OUR SALI m m i A SALE! Jerome Cityty Council to disliscuss topics will provide administratiative services citics aree charged < 58 per animal, I I t: JER O M E-The JercJerome City Council will meeileet at 7 p.m. today in the and manage personnel,;1. Presently, according'tig'to Rupert Councilman Garir S t o r e wvide Winter decl e a r an c e ! ■ ‘ CouheiiChambers, 152 E. Ave. A. Thc public is5 wwelcome. two animal-cbntrol offic*icers work in Loosli. -Ie He said dog pound, chargcs ______Agenda topics includ:ludc: K tabllshment o f on areaeo o f impact, creation o fa _ Minidoka County. Bolloilor sold there cost Ruperttcrt about SSOO cach monthL We AreRedtilucimALL Shoetj e s A n E X T R A ■ . drug'Iree workplace,e ,‘and'discussion i and authorlonzation f^the city of itional'pcoplc’—underthe: prpresent omi'ngchierit. ____ ^ Jerom e to participatete I in the election on the orgiirganization of thc North _ to man the new facility.'' ' Loosli,, alsoal a member of the iini- Snake Crotind V ^ictFDistnct.D: "inrgets to a pomfit where Uic' mal-controifoTfocllity commiuec. said demand is loo great we’l:’ll try to gel consuvctionion on the new building will Rejsidentsapappointed to saf a Keeping: Kids Safe paneUcU which will moke rcc- • Mens'• Womens • CfChildrens H omrtiendations on impimproving thc region’s child>rd-protection system. “A” F INANCIAL / S EERVICE$ ' ’ Judith S. Bailey oof f Buhl,1 LccAnn A. Brownm of Gooding, .Baldwin O f*ess € & Casual Shohoes H ' Cumin of Jerome,, PatricioP G. Harder ofTTwin ' Falls, Betty A. Book Keeping1 •< Complete or an;ny part AR, GL, i^tfitetic Sfioes K lein k o p f of Murtaujlough, Corlos G. Roundyf oof Rupert, Joscttc Y. H Stellers o f Hailey andid Vlcki' L. Stewart ofRupcnicrt. HouseShoes Panel members wererre :selected from more than 30 nominou’bns. and t h ^ Payroll Repor)rts, Etc. • Budget!its & Business All Boots ______wcrc.appoiiitcdbyJdahcahoilcoltb and-WclfarcJJircctcctoiiLindaJiraballcro^ _____ ------T he panel is the firstlist o f seven that will bc crw;rcoted statewide os part ----- ^Plans Persoidnal“ Farm~Smafall Business^ ~ imitedfBme-Gnl " — ------o f a n 18-month pilot3t fproject. Members will revreview how Health and ' • • Soath S/dBSta of Rupert Square I neglect. W elfare responds to' reportsrc{ of child abuse ond nc Burl(ley -677-3(1 0 0 4 ------426‘9856 Compiapiled fiom staff repom Monlon-SBl 9:30-6:00

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---- S lllitlt h V e n d s m e r g e r t a l K ^ 3 asks why they' areai targets iii scheme s »> ■ ^ llin g c h aa in Couple ...... SALT-LAKEE < CITY (AP) — Smith’s; Food F «&-outstanding shareires o f Cliiss A and Classi 1U com-'- announced it wojwas'sellinglaat week', ...... -COEUR d’ALENE(AP)d — Ken Ken I odmitted to promoting-the ------'Drug CcnCcrs coconfirm ed Moiiduy it hnsBS ended mon stock at a “Significant“&i premium” overer recent “B ut there Kahave been rumors-circulati Detherage admit they illegal ille schcme in a pica ba^aln in merger talks \yitfyith Smitty Super Value stores stc o f trading priccs. ' the cojnpany mi{night be sold.” he said.____ ' rc'c^Teh'>ht up in a Panhandle which wh a similar charge against Phoenix und isI ccconsidering selling the Saltaltrtakc-' Smith’s-saW~id~it Is'now exploring wiways to Sm ith’s also0 announceda Monday that I oney scheme, but-ques—•Karen Kai was dismissed. He wos the------bused supermarkerket chain. ’ enhancc the valueIu7 o f its stock, “including: o0 possi- ■ H. Brady has resignedres from the company!: E r : h y h c °e i Is the only one prose- first firs in the state to be prosecuted • under the 2-jfcar-bld law. Smith’s Had .saidsal last week that it was ncgotiat-nc; • ble significant, repurchasercf of stock, the pcpo.ssibIe o f directors, citi:iting “the press 6 f other bi if an estimated 400 peo- und ------ing-u-possible bu>buyout o f Smitty’s, which-of-operates—sale of the-comparpanjrorsimilartninsactlons: tsr ------comrnrtments;’’~ — First-District'Judge-Gaiy-Haman------28 stores'in (he■ PhPhoenix-Tucson markets. • - John Butler, anin investmenti executive atI thetl Salt Brady is the pi nconditlonal giving gave gav him a withheld judgment last • ! president and chief executi’ July, as well as a year o f unsupcr- Smith’s has hahad !54 stores in eight W estern Lake ofncc o f the brokerage firm Piper JiJaffray. cer o f Bonnevilleille International Corp.. the I . , 'm S ^ p m mimised a $ 12,000 payoff Julj states inciudttigig Idaho w ith an outlet in T w in said he believes> the th decision to cancel the kc holding ,0 ihose wholO recruitcd eight people v vise is^ probatipn. . le shares com pany for KSL Kl radio, television ancondolhcr ,ojom„|5 .bl Falls, but is scllinlling o ff morc than 30 in southernsoi repurchase will acactually enhance Smith’ss share- media outlets, •block matrix. Ono C former suspect, 25-year-old Califomia. holders' value ove _____ • Most partinicipants retumed the Dan Dar Edwards, was charged but the jver the long tenn becausee ui bu^- S m ith ’s execlecutives declined to cofcom m ent money when Bccause of thehe failure o f the Smitty’s merger, m back would incrcaj•ease the company’s debt loooad. . beyond the brief; n they learned the pyra- casc casi .was dism issed earlier this ef statement Mc^nday. month when he retumed the money Smith’s suid in a releasei Monday that it waswa also* Butler said thele (only major problem at Smith’s Si ' Smith’s has sti legal. About S328.000 moi stores in Utah; Arizona,, Ncvniln,N wns recovcret-ed and repaid.' to to thosett who gave It lo him. terminDting its plan pla to buy back up to halfalf of ils was its southe*h ( Califomia operation, wlivhich it Idaho. New Mexlexico. Wyoming and Texas.QS. •<

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In thc moming,m< lost 19,66 points to close at 988.57. disapp^appointing eamings and Dial con- I ' NEW YORK — >aily market rou)undup ______the: blblue chip index had'risensen more "Technology w£was one o f thc main firmedmod concerns about weak consumer H — Technology stocks I------in 17 points, but entered ne ■ undermined thee stocks market again ■ .______jMiuary^ 15; 1996 negative sources o f upside5 ffuel for this morket producxlucts sales. - - H Monday os moundinting fears about cor- ■ ritotyjust before noon. for almost two yiyears,” suid Ralph ‘ThiThere’s already been a rash of ncg> H istclosc DDecliningci issues outnumjmbercd Bloch, chief mi poratc eamitigs cloudcd ch a quiet holi-' 11 m i 1991 S216.47 market analyst at ativevc surprises,"s said Larry Wachtcl. H I day session. H f Low [S.012.71 |o«wfefri mnccrs by about 4 to 3 on thithe New Raymond James & Associates in St. markcirkct analyst at Prudential ' H With thc bondid morket,i banks and . p , 7 7 ■ Yorkrk Stock Exchange, wheree holidayh Petersburg. Fla. "T•This weakness is so Securicuritics, “Lpst year's gains were H I” ®“‘® volum most governmentmt oniccs closed for — ume rcachcd about 305.822 million-n pervasive that it’s’s clearly staning to basedicd oni the assumption of economic H thc observance o f I .— — 5250 sharesres as o f 4 p.m., down fromm 376,813 spill over into otherier areas." improvement, pro and these earnings- H af Martin Luther Kling —. ------5125 mlllioi Jr.’s birthday, invinvcstors had little to __ _ lion on Friday. Last week, MoicDiorola posted a sur- *arcn’tn’t validatingi that ossumplioa” H ...... focuS.'on b u f worriesWl about the _ =------5000 Thelie NYSE’s composite-indendex fell prising 16 perccnlnl declinc in fourth- , Micrklicron Technology led thc NYSE’s H impending slew oofi f eamings reports, ------4875 0-666 totc 322.29. quarter profits andnd Apple Computer mostst activea list, losing 2Vi to iOH us H Many o f lost week’sw e early peeks at —'------4750 . ■P''lie Standard & Poor’s 500*0 0 -stock forecast a larger-th-than-cxpectcd loss, invcstrcstm'ent firm assessments o fth e H I _ in d e x profits for thc finsfinal three months o f ex fell 1.9.9 to 599.82 anand the prompting'worries;s obout this week's chipp in d u s^ continued to deteriorate. ' H 1995 were not"eit encouraging. T he. 0/1/95 11/1/95 1212/1/95 1/1/96 2 n m A mlerican eri Stock Exchange’s5 marketrr major eamings re|reports, which start IBM,'Vl,‘ which reports its earnings H depressed technoinology sector con- I— valueK indexI fell 1.94 to 532.70.). Tuesday aflemoon3n with chipmakers Tliursdirsday afternoon, fell 3}^ to 83^. In . ■ founded bottom fis] ------1 Tcclechnology stocks, which sturitunibled Intel and and Sun MMicrosystems. other:r activeai trading on the Big Board. H fishers os many play- induslustry bellwethers IBM. Inteltel and industrial averagege was down m ore badly I crs began bmcinglg forI possible disap- Micrc ly last week, continued to0 under-u Unsettling hintsIs of weakness also Motontorola lost I to 48K, Texas ■ crosoft. almost 25 points nearn the close, but minctlc the broader market. Thc tcctcchnol- emerged from other polntments in thislis week’s reports by Dn On Wall Street, thc Dow Jo ier sectors laiit week Instruitruments lost I to 44K, and H Jones rebounded sllglit)itly to finish at ogy>he•heavy Nasdaq compositete indexi as Aluminum Co. of America reported Compainpaq Compuler lost 2 to 44. . ^ 1 Marl■ k e t s ~ ~

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Miect My ■UeyOaafti l.39« 4,3JX 4,30 -,01X ilMla*903. Fn,’aaalea 2.400 2-3 850-1.12516 94 00 57.00 17.32 irM 1732 I7i44 . '.04 roal norVxmi: S3 B 3'F ,'lop*olnl 12,309, upl.211 Cowt: breaking utHty and comonvn«reial3-4 38.00- Jul 17.33 17.40 17.23 17.32 •04 M o s t a c t i i *30.00 EW. aalaa 18.500, Fn.'a 31.00; culler and Mnma ut«gn Aug 17.10 17,30 17.10 17.33 >04 Itives ■ S >10 34 00, canrter and low - Gap S1B,M 9.000 bumMmuncdcrt^p L 'vestock v sr?.ii?ST*s,'"=rrcannerl-SZtOO^SOO. Oci ifSetwNSS^SsSS** Dull* YO 1-2 1.250-3.200 S)J37.00-«3 31 00, 17i0S 17.08 1708 It.oI nail wnilat: S2*23.00 Mar 3.62 ^flS kTEUO — Idarto Farm Oureeu NOV '■ s s r '— ly tv Bean May 3,eU 389r= S ’i::gS ESSS Dec 10.U |7.03 | 8 » |0 M ’ *04 S SSfiSTuTS^'S'SSa.'Ji,la, Prtcm Jul 383 3.83.84X 381X 3.84X •,02X WlltaRan “ Jan MlcfonT«0i ■ ■ n«l 10 orOMn. IW pounds. U S, No. 1 baam.baan Sap 3 09 3.1 r & M e t a l s F*b ’."■StSS = S = ^ - KM loaho M n iu and ua>aaa cnaroei. 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cwAUce \ ) \ - ^V “ ^ aBfaartJC L _____ Doionkeys can1 retire in Inreland syniyilney Omarr I T h e W izard o f Id By Brant Parker & Joiohnny Hart mird,reland is a Donkey Sanciuury.' . yc yeft. r " ' H o r o s c o p e >—» ^ u relircniremenl home for aging donkej ¥ -mewppgff. HAPAp;» jsw/pg ) / ikeys. LM. Bo! /^ n yau^i -^f'- I Head courauni ihere at Iasi report: 120. m — 7 T H e 6/1& HAP f - ^A H P A BA fcssional school of jouniim allsm . A n d o yo“f ow n1 mostmo: severe critic, are belter at isks ships to leave the harboror n an Swis.s chem ist named Jacques Ji Edwin "elpmg othei}thers than w hen it comcs to p ® ' ■ -fcssbefore sundown so ihey wonvo n 't Braiidcnberger invenledJcellophanc. c promotingg youryo ow n cause. Pisccs, Vir- d u lle r up Ihc view. Thai's odd. isn'tI't ii it? Som e wildlifeis esiimoinote free-ranging 8® personsIS playpi m ajor roles in your life. M:£/^ BlM______^7: __^ I ilioughi{ht ships enhanced a view , cals nationwide kill abouout four million February. NoNovember your' most memo- H a g ar th e H orriblele B y C h risr I s B r o w n e ■ The wil wi Judy T enuta tosses out{ IhIhis birds a day, bul cat dcfendinders said. "N o n . rablc m onlhsilhsof i 1996. cal query:'“Huvc you ever daleialcd Rcasel'Pmvc itflnanothe:her of those "Arc. “ ARIES1 (M arch 2 J.A p ril 19): W hat a A Y C t Z B W*/ n-T W iZ g A T eM g R T o F^'T^ushFr^ ne bccausc you were loo luzyzy I 10 you happy?" surveys • Ihishis one of people Tuesday! SScenario features hiding commllil suicide? in 39 counlries • Singaporeire ranked higher Pt“«s, clandcindcstine arrangcmentsrelaitng ------to.creaiivc_ni<• nm jrrt« rm nnntT, Intl'lit On___ ■ ------S W g ^ t @ f < ^ ------You kmknow-bow-ihe elderly irudilionullnully— than the Uniled Stales.----- lisve been:en rc.y ar .lays IhiIhe aged also were respcctcd.J. ab I- lold you lhat John Alden;n was a cooper connectionn wiwith inheritance. ' a _ • ih o u ^ nonot revered, in colonial Amcrici:rica. barrel maker, but mayay nol have told TAURUSUS ((April 20-May 20): Check ' npar- he was invited to sail .on the references,s brin^br source material up to I Cjio \ V eD •■ C " ^ ' Back Ihcn.icn, lengthy lifespans were compai alivcly uncommon. un Ihis oiilhon'ty con- cor Mayflower primarily 10 lo lake special <^v*s \ > ■II* tends, andmd “old people ure alwuys re.specipcci. carc o f the ship’s beer banarrels. world looksks tito you, how you appear to i ' 8 M _ Z 7 ^ ACROSS3SS |i |2 ^3'U - ■ |* s —ra—p—rs—15—| m ha Ml ha ha “ I;” - Spo'lllwtlighl on Icgaliiics. partner- i^>*Vv ^\xV P ^ ' ” 1 High cancards . L J ______■ ship, m anlallalsiaius. si ^ cT \^^ n \ v« \ C l V C - - 5 Thlrslyycloih c pn ■ io------GEMINI (In (Moy 2 J-June 20): Stress ______universal appe - > 1-16 o | r 'W - = 2 ^ to Russianlan now s ------— ■ ippcnl, look beyond the imme- t ••>1 agoncy^ I diate, givee attentionat to distance. lan- Beetle galley B y M oM r walker I for dovoo fe j-j------5i — — — — guoge barriersricrs. Love relationship heats , . u p - y o u couldould en co u n te r soul male. ■I 16-Blrthslon ■ ■ ■ F ~ ITTH ■ ■ ...CANCSUtJR-(June-21-July -22)r-ti^f ------^ ------|-WAl^T-Td>—V y^f?Sj 'ERE—l-t-l-^M ANrl CAN'T'T PC? ANYTHING—)------^ iT nock _ _ P ^ P I B H shines bright|ht w here m oney is conccmed. 6 0 TO A A BEAUTIFUL SIRIRL I RI&HT AROUNIJNP HERE/ I M s t M Don’t overioolrlook the obvious - someone 18 Thinclotl MOVIE, >^ _ y f ______:loth L —1— -I _ ------carcs enough,Igh, w onts y o u to be comfort- KILLER ------.19-PfO(iXLlfl'Ltafflo______|” . L ______able, perliapsaps rich. Lunar posiiion cm- i s==?rW ~v 20 Ono twin 41 phasizessensui:nsuality. sex appeal, • loslod _ _ _ _ _ LE0(JuIy2 A I Crown’ k t - ^ ily 23-Aug. 22); Family mem- 24 Alwoyss | | B ^ ber mokes prciprediction, claims lo be psy- ' T / C X 25 Twistod>d p r i ------laugh. could be tn»e! Spotlight 2 6 Shoo stylostyl I I ______hom e, value o f posscs-sions. 2 9 Paslryr Ire . (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Scenario I 33Pubdrinhrink ■ —------_ ■ ■ ■ highlighls confusion. cor visiK,t .relatives \ V A - r ^ 34 China's's “ M »* ■ 87 SS se nu»ke bizbizarre requests. Sagiiiarian i i ll 1 i - i t noighbof bsH ------■ u ------figures promin(m incntly. -!— 2------1 36 Pocific: dodofonso | | ,0,------. U B R A (Sep(Sept. 23-Oct. 22): Revise, re- B y B o b view, rcw ntc - Frank and Ernest 3 7 Z s a n , lie - insist o n quality material. ond lwo L_i-_ — I ^ ~ JndividuaLwhc 39 Snwnrs- -Who-advocates-shorl-cuts-ts------I victim o f self-< y n f { M f M■AAfTiAai / ii A 41 iqnofo ;eir-dcccpiion. Investment In­ ? 42 Equalizes70S OI900Ti«un*MMU S*r>u ni/iK /w : formation validvalid, utilize com m on sense. > AO rtghit csMrvM. 01/16/96 SOJRPIO « TON/C/GHT'5 ^o-w AY S’TftiT- 2 44 Goro O (Oct. 23-N ov. 21): Pul rc- % 46 Nolhortanlan d s city Yesterday's Ptozie:0 so lv e d : ({ucsts in writiivniing - y o u 're likely to get i. TOO P ) d ! f r r S 47 Arniy rani•ank what you osksk ftifor, b e sure you're ready for r < ft 4 9 R a n allolor r ■ t h a t AC CO U NT'. :*lMlo lS B m i r |I | ? | big league. Acti.Action is w here you are. you’ll ? 51 Gills lo> ccharily r txiidc^nali s IaIf Ie MM E A R a| •nal m agnetism , sex a p p ^ . fog /IK. THE ^ 52 NarrowV wwood 10 Gordon liulls •ARTUS (N ov.-22-D ec. 21): w / i c e . . 5 53 Movo aboIbout 11 Copiod •a W t M h^A H D A Wf V, H M O - O N ! itice e lev a tes morale - you S 56 TrashodId 12Wlooono 60 Small cas:oso 13 Shul wllh forco :lly be saying lo yourself. "I < — I COH-lflONf. 0 ;erM|g|n|o|EMP|A|pT : I could d o it, b'ut I d id ir Fo- 61 FamousIS 21 Russian ruler ■wlAloillliiff lAlclAl' T w - - ¥ I « T T 63 VortI opoiiporo 23 Holds Jbj’ects. luxury items, inlensi- ' lationship. “:.-U . :c.n.....'~TH A .v£^ • 64 Motxl 25 Corm a • § I 65 00 Malo boo 26 Socurlty boxes ORN (Dec. 2^Jan. 19): Be- • Tlie Bom Loaer By Art SansomTl & C h ip 66 S l u ^ hanlard 27 Living •- j B l i l live elem ents! Give serious al- • •«» 67 Garfon1 ptposi 28 Al no tlmo ' iH A R p l^ e A n T en iphorism. "Don't jud^ book eVEK GCT5TT»£FE6UNC>'mMl>KM '^'irxjKNesTec6iS66iN I N 6 T D 68 Plantedi scsood 29 Joor I" 'Huth ts being covered up. ;• Jts 30 Woalhor . . YOU KCALJ\LLYN££t> IT... — 1 TUKMCOTTO^-^ee^i^(300^ 69Porttcuts xl following perilous jckimey. « Indicators !N O H « ■ I H 0 H g| lUS (Jan. 20-Feb. t8): Ptta- eC db 7 DOWN 31 Musical .■olNjAlTM clojTlejsl eadline exists, necessary to - 1 Top composition r out o f c h a o tic situation. - T j / r r - r : ------• 2 EntlCO------32 Q ovm od------yoirarctoostria-tclllficm " 3 VolcanicIc ppeak 35 Achcs i?reiftticydon;«iikcit!_____ ...... o d to b o - 38 Hiring ■ ■ - 4 Appearod S S l S S(Feb. ' a 19-March 20): Focus 5 DuQ . 40 Out ol tho way CUS on art ob]c< round 43 Vend lands, foreign languages, ficd love rclatiobil desire lo moke the world . 6 wniow 45 C ertain obJoci 53 Marrlos . 57 Mor CAFRIOORI ------7A baio 46 Makos changosIS 54 Rom an: abbr. 58 Chc JO of burden, be free to tnv* ware deceptive,k'olved with romance. Don’l 6 Center of esell 50 P u t on 55 Hindu guldo 59 Boa tenu’on to apha £ | i I • I 9 Banker,, at tlm os S2 L andscopo 56 P ack away 62 Qoli by its e o v e rr T I t ' . ■— Wish fulfilled fo AQUARIUS sure on. dead]] ■ f mncMt ^ ’"8 0"ler oi ' / : \ ' k ■ - . . ■ — OWS« ■ som*-IiBbrybu . _ to go elsewhere •', •• 'i PISCES (Pet on distant lan lonaylnRcmo ‘“ 1 ihMso happy. Ut go 01 B o v o rp ro lo cl. cl, 10 t e involv, lold: Sp.______rcjcyt happinessi V- • - 1 I . r • Tuosdoy, Januory 16.10961096 Tlmos-Nows. Twin Foils-Idaho C-7 I Valley life" I I Na apology2 ^ necessaiiiy Xluhb calen dJar ...... I ' , _ ■TUESDAY &Second Ave. N. to Toin PilU. For lt>oretwrc infurmaiiun, Narcot o Aaonygya a m (Soolhem Idaho Kcyion) ______ly______-call734Ja42a ______SATURDAY • I ------A T X ^ ^ O r t i ^ ------I i^ » n Chuxch. 2IOOOunon. For . toooB TOPS Omcr Me. •« ti«i.'caIl736-J160orOT J-800.32H-S257. moking^ 6 p.m. at PubllcLlbnn. TOPS> I*i* ai non-prom Natoidc* Aaoaya 9 a.m. *1 View Hinpltal. 228 Shoup Ate. H scenario lll(208)67».9!(43. ^ ya3MB{Soullicml(!ahoRe|(ion) w W. m Twin F*llV For more inronnation. 3 734. ■ ...... ■„.DEAJLAB otsamialion to nnion weicni haa. Forormoreinlonna- m 8 p.m. at KJmberl)»lySeniorCiiiien»CenierooMain UBBY: I am' a retired ■ T lJ<*o«n Cliureh. 600 Stevcni St.- "- lion. «*li iMIjL------Suwt. For more info*formation, call 736-11601» I -800. ' ■ cxeciitlye of o f a nationally known M ■ ■ .I.. . Ma«le Valley l>laeci>l»CM> 32»-SZ$7. ----- :--- I 7JU pjn.ai Ditabkd Anwtkan VetoVelcnni Itall on ' NnMka AaoDjna ' 5:30 p.m. at Mm Ic Valley Fcllowihip Mail. KOI ■ ■ tnsuranfie con fU M jy AM»»-Ooadi» SceonJ Ave. N. in Twin Fall*. For more ■nr.>m>ai>oR.' ■ :qmpany. I was with' it ■ J?libnay.JoaFiIUiAve.W. lUtTtMn Sncl and Shbup Avenue. Open3pen to ihe pul>- 10 p.m. at KOI SaSecoodAve.Ni’inT w inS S For lic.S2itaiati0B.Prte*. Iture Inrurmalion. call call 734.7242. ■ H for 31 years*s. I I'm row 62. My wife 1 jail rail 736-1160 or I-n»-JM-J257. Mayjc-VatkyCbeaaidi ' ' ■ H died two year ’ ; 7pjn.rtStaMilc»tic* Parith iUII on Firu Street For dahoRcgion) Twls Falk ScaierX IChina* Ccottr Meet* al Fini Eiaptiu Chureh Fcllowihip I {all, cor- ■ ears ago, and after her ■/ Jl (208) 78*^682. 6:4) p.a. at S7I Second E.' In Kelehum.Kel Non Qinoer at itoon ^^ln«Kle.,lp,m.Forn.o.can H death I 'soldi 'ir my house, returned to d u ren (moUng. inronnalion.calI7>4.: . nctorNinthandSlxMliorteSLinTwini'alli.Formora ■ ■ my bometow: Vall^ ^tentieiAaaajmiu* (Southern IdahoJa b o R e ^ ) infotm*iion.calIBarTyEacfccral733-«IXA. ■ 3wn, bought a condo, I ------S«SfC N “ K Noon at 801 Second Ave. N. in TwirTwin Fdl*. Non ' NaRatk*AjmyD>oui(5ouihcm Idaho KcKiun) H ■ joined AARPIP and settled in to being wnoklns. For mon informalion. call 736 FRIDAY I6:]Qp.Ri. at 571 SectMKl Ave. E. in Ketchum. Ni>n ■ I replied, "ThAik you, butUII ] a v o id 736.|160orl. - AtAi«-BuU utxAing. For moc infurmslicin. call 736-IIW or I- ' ■ gCT.” u, 800-32fri257, ' KOO-32H.5257. ■ being around smokers." 7:}0p.m. (l«ai S< lihoRejion) ’nabytcrianChutch.^KMainSi. M» Eyety momii Second Ave. N. in Twm Fall*, 7:30 p.m. M2ISShMhone Sb S. in m. call (208) 54}.}792. . NarcobctABoamou* 1 (Southem Idaho Region) ■ I ming I have breakfast at ^ This morning, the manager more infonn*lion.c*ll 736.1160 Meedsg 7 p.m. at SOI Second Ave. N. in Twin K.IU. Tor ■ H my favorite restturantre and read thc rc s '. r o f 'i ; ; <(hrou(h tear doort. CloMd meetins. Fwmoreinfor.For N oonaJw 2S c« restaurant said to me, “Y ouu iiinsulted 'MDFkbSoiarOrOHaotCeaa nation, eall 736-1160 or I -800.328.52j7. Ccnter. 219 Shuthone S(, io Twin more roor mform*tion. call 736-1160or I-8Q0-32K-5257. ■ H new spaper w wl hile 1 eat. I'm very qj For mon; lnronn«lion. call 7J4- Omettn ABcqocoi H anti-smokIng, c one o f my customers by sayiiw n g y o u 6:30 p.n. al Flnt Oaptlit Cliurehh onor Shothone ^ Idl - . ‘10 xm. at thc Walker Center on Shothnnc Street > 1 g, and the restaurant has wanted w nothing to do. with I In Twin Fall I Lutheru Church. 17)2 Second (go (gu Ihrouid) rear cniranee) in Twin Fnlli. I'or mure H ...... — H asectionforno•nonsmokcrs. • nt h her,-so . - iWaPiUkTOPsaioi*n>No.j.-...... nfotTnat>on.eall (20N) 536-2723 or -Infbmuilon, lnft> all-734-4547. ■ now she's having her coffee ttVilky Vina Village fUcnation 536-6527. ■ A few. monthjiths ago. a nice-looking st N. Wct»h.ln begin* it 11 JO (.tn.. Trrtn ritlilmlnf miiiiM Ti fi i ,, ,11 I, , , NnedeaADoBynxrnoui (Southern IdalxiRcition) - street.’' • , with tDoilnf tt t2:}0>l»n. pj Euitije - Over 60 at 10 ajn. Non-ttr H woman'begaigan coming into the __ Abby, lhnt*< nrt> tnii» -1 n» T cnirl______;______!_ Noon at KOI Sccoreond Ave. N. in Twin Kill*. Non • 1 I ' SUNDAY • '_____ -^^^’T^Fa^SedcrdlSBmCanr. '* ■tinbmitiettrainjeniunn------—r NeccaerABoaynour(53uUnirr>Qiu'Ke((ionl------■ H restaurant aboutab thc same time w EDNESDAY 6 p.m. *1311 h n i Ave. in lUiley. For more infot- ■ was, “ 1 avoid being aroundid sm ok- ai.adoo(«»«S Dinner at noon. For more inrormaiior H (mid-moming)lg) as I did. She'd sit in crers." S -TiriDFaU* 50SJ084. DCUi (Southern Idaho Region) -mallon.ca!l736-ll60or|.K00-32K-5257. -mail ■ H ^e smoldng se 7:30pjn.nMish }hy FelhwOilp lUU. BOI Tiia fUll TOPS O^xer No. 309 (a Jhoffaone Sl, N.'in Twin Fall* ^ : section, have a couple Should I get thc'lady’STianlam e-and SoeooaAve.N. Non unokins. For more inform*- 77;30 n.m. Ave. W, in Twin*^ll«. f l ■ of cigarettes, sc SIL q. w lioacaII736.JI60orlf I.H00.328-J2J7. NonNonunokinL For mon; informalion. call 736-1160 or < ■ , several cups o f coffee adaddress and write her a n n< o te o f ijTBOD* (funrite aereniiy, not» R«cSl.N.For TprfaPaUaSrtfacC H and read the mottlnformatioo. caU 7J4.J300. rOtfamCemer • l.xoiI.XOO-328-5257. ■ the newspoper. She npapology? eSiiju. (I M«l« ' Cxetejie - Over 60 al 10 a.m. Non-urenuou* arttl ■ appears to be >e aboutt my age. well- -UN;JIN&UKHJNSURE Second Ave. N, in TVin THURSDAY tnromiailon.caII734.50IU. H dressed and veryve attraclive. I have AitikQiadrcBAsoniBOiM . ratimttCmtcT MONDAY ■ DEAR UNSURE: You don'Ion t owe CenfaeAacorBOM Noon until I lunTalFirit Prc*byteriin C For .nort inrormilion. call 73-I- AAl-AocB-Kctdaai ■ H neVer spoken;n to t her. 1 don't even thorc ■ ' ■ know her name.inc.. ,yo infur ■you would indicate a special:ial inter- i — —I____ A ling-we-werc-the-only^eisiesrin-her;------:------8 p.m. a i r i e r Cili/en Cenier <« Main Sited. For I two customerssrs in the place, and a moreinrormatlon.cal|734-t631. ■ Thc waitress showed poor ™AAl-Anoa-Sboabooc ■ H waitress, whilelile pouring my refill, malion.call736-ll60or I- H siuioun'ding;towns: tc .. r /ho gave Parent Tcach5257. H I______AIia.and.IjLwoulcLl ik e. to. express__ — time out of theiroliday busy to hoHc President Robin .Kirby,K KathyDuit..^:_____N. Nttmic* AacwBOUi (Souilicm Idaho Kegion)______H 8 p.m. at KUl ^ o n d Ave. N. in Twin Fall*. For H our heartfeltt thankstl to the 380*plus ^contribute to this life-savingng Aooaynuui(SoulhanldahoReitkm)< 8 p.m. at War Nlcmohal Flail in Ciooding for more ■ H ilira nfleylTapip ^ marrow driIrive held on two cornmunity's sinceri^ and generos-gei Whitlum, Carly SiSteel arid daughter, , P^nings 9^ Infc^ i o n . call 736-1160 or 1-800-328-5257, H Saturdays inI Gooding.C Not only did ity every time a donorw alks Brandy Rodgers,■s, Loraine Speirs. o< through those doors. Thankink you, and Lavear Thrhornoek of the . 3:30 ?•; p.m. al College of Southern Idaho I3e*crt ' I NewNiiJARFE officers)s to be announcec:ed I ^their supplies but all [iuildiftg. Room 112. For rr>orc informalion. call 734- . ^ R they couldd b o rro w from th e “and may 1996 bring you allI nrth’s Valley Regiononal ^^edical Center. health. ' enthusiasm o f eacach member of this Vfcmonal Kotplial tieck itoom in Hurley. Oraniud in I C hucb^gonnon o Kimberly Road, __ - - . We wish tO;O give special thanks t o ___JAMIE MCDOWELL __ __team, more than1 170 children had__ 1983.l983.S.A.V,b. received formal pcrmiuion from Ihe ___ Cbaimab, Ked Cross~£ \k*bI«'Aiwr«i)o(i* WorfcrServrciCctict to aon.eall436-9460. es. We must give spe- ^ vice organizaticions such as the "*°s«S»o«AdeliaaCbcras H I H o s p i c:e e volunteers welelcome new guest :e Lion's club ancnd school PTOs ,7 ’r p.m. at Valley Chriatian Church, earner of to Barbara and Oan ^Clean ditches make leyb^ and Mauricc Street in Twin Fallt. For more I ' TWIN FALALLS - Magic Valley StaflafTlng Scrviccs Hospice voluistun- Moon for theie organization of the , . should be consididered front-page , n f^ lio n . call Kelly at 733-6328 or Betty al 734. difference on rural1 rroad news or at leastI jget bigger head- I90^900, ' H teers will meetleet al 11:30 a.m. WednesdayIny for a brown bag lunch, drive and to0 KRXR Radio, Ihe TtriaFaOi'ScnlaratiiBMCcBtB . H ~ The meetinging will be in thc hospice co:conference room. Juice and[ cocof- Gooding Coui)unty Leader and The Thanks to a caring lady, nai Eiciciic - Over 60 ai 10 a.m. Non-tlrenuou* and ''"SiroACHAPI?TON,R.N. ochargc.Formorcw how to express ! Jhe -I I Welfare Buildiiilding on Pole Line Road. junky folks just throw, notI acaring our love and thankiiks fbr the care and J jX ■ Cornelius RiRietyeld will lalk about thehc canal system, agriculture-an Chow they lake the magic outIt o f our support wc havec received while p^ 3 TWO IF BY SEA Y H I Holland^ AllI inlerestedin people arc cncoui3uraged to attend. Adopt-A-S- S t a r p r o g r a m vaivalley. Ryan was not doiioing so well. The 3 Ni^tly 7:10^:00 ' H - ■ Thank you, LaRue. We whcvho live cards, flowers, fofood, phone calls CJ M AdutlsS5.S0. SonlorsS4.00. J j H thanks reti t a i l h e l p nioalong thc road really do'apprcpreciate and money were ovoverwhelming. I A n n u a l i 1 meeting set forr Gooding senion TwinFnllsHHcod Sum would like yyou. " To our friends,, i family, co*work> '^ S I GOODING-3 - The amiual membership) trmeeting of the Gooding Count;uniy to say thank)k you to Shopko, [Neighbors on.the clean road.ad, crs and customecs!^s, we say thank ^ 9 I SeniorXitizensms Organization is plannedI flicc, sheriff an d ' g M ro m and Huck (PG) 7:15-9:15 ' | ' ■ ' Following 0a lunchll break at noon,"the ih.Rescue thank support(iH-Arc McCain, thailank you. Special M 324-fl875F^ JEROME ■ nate board mem'embers will be elected for onemcrycar tenns. Nominations' wil Also, the Twrwin Falls Head Start thanks to some qui[uict heroes - the I be accepted untimtil time to Vote. Voting willill be held fiom 1 to 2 p.m., antQU(j families wouldId like to thank those Gooding C County Searchch and young man at the scscene who helped ■ counting o f ballcallots will follow the voting imimmediately. . . . in the communimity who adopted the' Rc2lescue would Iik6 to lhankink the save Ryan's life; ththe eye wimesses H | h m M ^ 7 ;3 0 Only V individiial Tamilnilies arid helped them conim m unity for its support oof f our who have helpedd thc policc and H c m m p l e r Men (13) 7,75-9,-30 | | ' have a ^bounintiful and joyful *draIrawing. The winners o of f the stayed with us inR the emergency ^SFalherorBr1de2{PG) 9 7;f£-9;30^ ^ f l I B u t t o n s : s and Bows gatfather Thursday Chnstmas. turiiuriceys Dennis Faulkner, MeMelvin room. We can nevci’cr repay the kind- H E y e for Eye (R) 7:15-9:30 I - I - JEROME - The-: Buttons and Bowss IDance Club .is sponsoring i Brobrooks, Agnes Thiemano,-!>,-Lcta ness wc have receceived. Please DBjumtnJi(PG)7.00-9;}5 S | ' ■ 'workshop forr roundro dancers Thursday atst tht e American Legion Hall, , o f f i S i bDERSEN i D)aniels, ai Bob Warbis, DovJow cll know we appreciatate and love you * f l o u n t t o n C h eck s (PG)7,-00-9.«0 I rrvisor Det>emaray, Darrin Demarayay and all. Thank you again l | 9 I Beginners stepste out at 7 p.m., with advadvanced danccrs following ai M l o y Story (PG) 7:00-9:00 p "i------■ —h 7:30pT O rF ormrmoreinformationrcall-Juneme Custer at-733r9235:------______S;teve.ChandlerJ3ick-Mae; tc' nCSt05 T'^nnlfg tn rwr w/on or the ham. great job. We apprcireciate your com- ■i2MoniSyr(R)"6?35:9rf5“ ' | [j. Blood drivive successful We^ are trying hard to getjet the passion. H B toD om e (13)M-ru9s7:00-9.T^ 1 I i W e n d e U11 High School oloffers health fair , . trail-aining and equipment needci;dedto -DENNIS AND FPAM MAUGH- E 9 due to volulunteers be ( 9/)cft;ytsS5.50. Soniars54.00. I I W ENDELL-- - Thc Wendell High School•ol senior health class will host a e the very best we can. Y our AN AND FAMILYY E m i ■ . health fair fiomm 9< a.m. to 3 p.m. Thursdayly iin Ihe gymnasium at the highligh I would like: tito extend m y thanks ®?PIupport is always greated appre- apj TwinFalls M ‘'■■^2-12 52.75______I - I -school. . to everyone wwho helped make iated. ■ HDL total ch* n ^ possible. OwnnMiwlw^ Ooodmg CoUIlQmQ' cdtitributoTS or supipporrers. IJlgoKtgn gfilm Scclcg V H I vie»tS«n*tTleUB...AdMM S*nier*UOO ^ ■ tion, alcohol andmd substance abuse, pregnaneincy facts, Ihe Drug Awarenessless Repair, Jeromes (Optimist Club, and ® S«ni*TcuaS«IIAv*libl*-l25H. » I ' Resistance Edualucation program, abstinence,ce, physical fitness testing andmd men and womenen o fth e M oose w ho __ businesses for cxttcrrabrt/Znn/y ser------: ■ - -smoking.-Tbe-Ari-Army-National-Guard-will-be:be-^ing-blood pressure-checks _ :__donaied-items-ar.and.provldcd-volun-: lelp vrithJBickel yisi.QiiO n vice. • ______L_ . ■ and body fat testiisting. teera. Special IIthanks to Jack arid i Ifyou would likeke to purclinse a - A r BURNT-BYra j— ■ ^ . Betty Hydcr andid Fred and Jan Tate, creening thoughtful classified ad to c.v/•xpress gnttitude Jj I I The TXmes-NeiNews welcomes news o f commununity events. Send materialrial end a big thankik you to the Jerome AiAs school health nurse for BickelBic o f a persona/ rathiher than public f1 l THESUN^I ■ I to The Timcs-Nc•News Valley Happenings, PPO Box 548. Twin Falls, ID,ro, LDS 4th and 55lh wards for the Elenlementaiy School in Twin FallFalls. I nature, call Tboa 7'imes-Neii's ■ 833Q3-0S48.PJea'lease submit news at least aI wweek in advance and incliule!ca a wonderful cookicIdes. woulould Hke lo offer a sincere thtthank Customer Servicee deparrmcnf af • ShOM»(KiinSundayjEn.2lit-1MPM ij H yphonenianberwb■ where ydu can be leacbed. Thank you lo The T/njes-Nieivs youm toi each ofthe following ladladies 733-0931, Ext. 209. ______I ^ ^ f l

Boise SSitate Universitv DiImSION OF F a s tt. (/M COHTINIlMUINB EDUCATIOH J _____ I m M ANDTHFHE COIXEGE of E a s j BusinessIS AMD Economics | f ^ I C e rta llin. Y o u r T i mles-N e ew s C arrierr is an independent ' I I M agigic V alley IP ro g ra m b u s i n e)ss s person. H e/shele ]purchases your n e w s p o p•er e from The H ines-9 s-News and resells M i t t o y o uu. W hen custom erssrs-don't pay their ! I I j 1 9 9 6 SSpring p Sem ester Schehedule of Classes . carrier...their caftri[frier doesn t earn a _ C lasses Begin Janun u a r y 1 6 p r o f i t . P l e aise s e help your carrier g M 6:004:00pm -T I IJ. AC-304 IntQrmecmediate Acts I 03PiminB R e a;m r n his/her profit by ’ III E C -^ IntemiedmdWeEcon 03Twloht T 6:00*9:00pm P tvina your paym ent ■ I I IS-310 Intro MarManag Info Sys 03Wo)lkDwsiwski W 6:00-9:00pm ready and paying rom ptly or-ioin our FI-303 PrinciplesDiasorRnanca 03Bamay Th 6:00-9.-00pm R m u n a III invenient oifice-^cty ^|Hf£JBLOCK| an-For inform ation ------o n1 the tl benefits and ...... Electronic ffiling o n vvenience e : of payina : t hle e office,< p lease call • Take one classISS ori sign up.full time • Starttth tf e program any semester I I ) u r' CustomerC Service ^^fl : | . | . •TTiree-yearscheschedule of classes available ' T W in F a ils Jerome ' Builuriey Hailey e f , 418AMI«onM IISW M tM alnSt , 1650)Ov*rtand 0 41ft 8 . Main Ttm ent at 733-0931. ■ I * •VisittheBSU/MJ/Magic Vall9 coonllnator forr advisingac and rNlstratlon In the 8-9691 788-3805 T^lor Building,lOB,'CSI campus. 736-2161 or ji • J 733^106 324-2658 67B- nwnkYouI HI.- 1 Srtufday awivJtpm Appetntwmwt»hvU>bl»butnoc— try.■ry.

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I l c i h e c h e ] e l s k i il e d a sF R W i s t o F mi ^ \ ® a g e - TheAssociateiatedPress I gunmen relcileased most hostages and |i^ampolaliyKny , , RUSSIA ' . I PERVOM headed for Ch-hechnya’with the rest in a 5MAYSKAYA, Russia — convoy o f bu Riskiog thehe lives of more than 100 buses. They were slopped . by Russian f< n on effort to wipe out thcir forces at Pervomayskaya s Russians attack m p onWedncsdajlay, just short of ihc border, .. Chechen rebels F . ' ~ I Chec^M rcbisl rcb captors, the Russian holding hostapes^^^^^a miliuuy hurljuried rockets and shells a t . \ j ;;; • Thc rebelss refused demands 10 free : H ' this tiny vilic/illage, then stormed In for the hosuiges>• without\ a new guarantee H ’ fierce bouse-tse-to-house fighting. ofsafepassa,sage back 10 thcir brcak- ' : ■ Nine hosla)stages were freed, but the , away republiclic. Thc Russians brought ® ...... in hundpids t Nonh \ \ ■ fate’oflherei! rest was unknown os night' s o f troops and encircled cossotia ------C h e e h n y a \ ------the village wit/ith tanks and anillciy. H fell. Dozensns oc f rebels were killed and SOmllos _ __M__tiVQ.Rusaiflnin.soldiM.dicd-: s ____ I__ ^___ Monday’ss shelling set homes on ----- ^------fire.-andihlclc;k -sm o k e -sp ln ilc d 'in (o 'ffic ------/GfEQFtQiA . _ • 1^ ^ ; ■ Military pitplanes dropped flares, iliu- • • ■rK'Xi ■ - m inating the th charred houses of sky-above thele villogc. ^ Suaybat AHilieva, a -^J-year-old nurse Ruttfan H Pervomoyskn;ikaya so soldiers could hunt lutonomou* ■ ■ the rebels and who fled a fewew days ago to the nearby md thcir captives, |M M |u y ||||^ village o f So' i H The rebelsels, estimatied to num ber- lovetskoye, winccd as a jiSrS’a a a . , 122mm how ■ : between 150 iwitzer opened up on R U S 3 I A [ / ;>___^ 50 and 250, put up fierce Pervomayasky H ’ ; resistance witlivith small aims and rocket> pMB down, firing rocketrt after rocket'.' One . “ I oE^oiA ^ 'A N ; ' * . I started killing hostages . A missile fired by R usslBslan forcesexplodes Inn th e village o f P erv o mmaksicaya i Monday afterte r a rockct dcstroyeyed a school where some ^'■ > ------^ ■ iC rebels denied the charge, of the hosuiges;es, including women and ' r - TURKEY ^ \ mrnmrn \ nt thc terrorists punished ‘storming ofthe area whwhere Chechen rebels wiwere holding 100 captiv« v es. ■ children, had been b held. There was no __ ,'ARMENIA\ 100 ton [’ I out fr.om the Chechen ly 1 wounded and on unspecif :cified num* artillery and machinc-gun n fire at 9 On Jon. 9, the rebels slipped s!i| past immediate repo:x>n o f casualties, AP • • ident Boris Yeltsin, speak- Iber of others captured. Tw o 'wo Russian a.m. announcneed (he start o f the bord^guords b( and seizedI up Uf 10 3,000 Rebels hadd guarded others' in viN hostages ho survived the ottack. the ____ icow,.told.thciITAR-Tass —s-.serviccmcQ-were killed and.ad.at least.16—Xrcmlin!s.attcn cmpt-lo end a tcnso,-5ix-—h<'h o 5tages-ln-Kizlyer,-a-to>town-in-the—lage-houses-m •and-ainosquerRcports~ISt "InteriorT^inlstry.sald the rebels fiacT wounded, said ministry dutduty oftlcer day standoff withw the bond o f rebels RiRussian republic o f Dagestoiston. At least put the numberer o f ho.siages at between trni rior Ministry in Moscow / transferred a large number of hostoges Anatoly Zinevich. who had decFeply embarrassed the 4(40 prople weiv killed in thatliot fighting. 70 and 120. to a concrete building at a military :1s were k ill^ 15 serious- The deafening roar oa f rockets. Russian military iry. With 0 promise o f jsafe papassage, the Holding outJl some hope ihot many checkpoint. chc ITAR-Tass said.

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50~ I LOST:'Fomaio0 ogolden lab, CRAFTERS. ARARTISTS, DRIVER Som «»nBne lo work FARM MANAGER MISCELLANEOUS lost In S. Parkrk Iarea, 733- DEALERS Necigeeded for I in tho w arehouseise. Good Avonmore West: hah a s Immo- Home H ealth Dir MEDICAL n workers Dietary cook wanted. Vari- 6008 or 734r28i28 6 5 Shane new full tim e, peipermanent, I » U O driving record. DrDrug free diate opening forfor famVW- Roqulromonts: Explir e c to r Mobile crisis leam'chomlcal wi ous shifts. Some experi- OF BID —------Gran Mall openlnfliI^lnAprU.' I I m environmnet. Picl'>ick up ap- aste water operat;ratp rb a sed ' In hbalih related xperlencopr for psychlatrlc/chofacility. once preferred. Contact iby given that Groups, churcheshea, busi- II A W V . plication a i 167r EEastland at Gooding £heeseesePIant. '& 1 yr. supervprograms dependency w/fac mental Sharon ® Snake River ;hool District >leasa check ycvour a d fori n e s s e s w e lc oome. m For II Dr. TF, betw eeni9am-3pm 9( Requlres exper.ir. IhI fam i- experience, rvl so ry Expor. working cew/ n abuse Rehab Center. 620 Spra- ^ ih a fin d niore Info call 73734-4201, II ■ v fflijn n) hoalih/substance i 1 Falls, Idaho corrtctnesa or T------Ing. pivots, & mo<-nechanlcal Minidoka Memoriol h 3 work w/ gue, Buhl, ID 63316. wisd bids for day that It runtiiM . M T h J ■ aek tor Diane DRIVER round po- seeks dependablell Hospital Issues. Ability tomergency wt 543-6401. ______Wholesale driver P133 (Dual TImaS'Nawaa lile not rei ' itithrewage uals, tojoln ourlo ni Individ- Individuals in e m e n 2 Mb RAM, 4 havo CDL claasiro."!?.-:! : pkg. Apply toam. You’ll worl- nursing or crisis situations.ls° C S ? 0 MISCELLANEOUS EARULY 733-1623. EOE In person al G Gc o o d in g friendly dynanork in a hrs.: Sun.-Thurs..1 Mon Full-lime exper. cowboy 7 1 ' ^ Qualified Non-Pfioro r service ------plant 8-5 Mon.-Fri•Fri. w/ In- environment,amic w pm those Incontivos Wl 31. H C T ta^228 S h oID u p 734: »’co. 2394 Foedlot rd. .r»ou,d,». . for long. CALa”S."''“ B S S S i ------MANAGER flotall______W. Twin F alls, 87W ID. American Falls. a S lo express our 734-9171 ^un either 11 wosvostom or p^RM •rs'lntsl. - fo, (},0 cards anmd'SlSS THURSDAY, 22:1 :0 0 pm SFCBsriow 209-73 tlonsm anaoer: higlill o p e ra - 6760 or fax 734-676 ' LooKino lor extra vseaUen ------46 stotes. We offoffer now Experienced mllJnllkor for sure; long hours; m for FRIDA'3 A Y BOOKKEEPING ^ ^ money? Why nol sell those equipment, com night shift Must haverefs.ha' able to coordinaiom u s tb o MEDICAL p.=mction. ) pm for Bookkeeper, noww hiring. pay A bonoflts. C needed. ttn-oood Itoms youVa beon FRIDAY 2 :0 0 p Call Bob ^cot waoes &L beneiits.b< piQ projecisi expoilo m ulll. C N A '6 & NA*Syallablo. n e c storino? Osssined win dp It *era SATURDAD A Y minimum 2 years-s export-' Adams, R&J Leasing.Le |5nd're3otS p ! Dorlenco CNA classes avail s s .'s :s f t . . once. Call 733-93S ^ dispatch, a ts avalla- CoO 733-0031. 350. 1.600-523-3089I______14, Gooding, ID>83330. 83 tural fortllUor a n, dagricul- . Excellent benofltsri at a 934- ______Ttmnk y osu u ______cals roquired: farmd c h e m i- ble. Contact TorriGooding al MISCELLANEOUS ------DRIVEflS rm ba ck - 5601 or apply at: Go- ■ 1 0 4 ------BOOKKEEPING iDSDTransporti)rtaUon FITTERS/WELDE C enter. Nursery Expert Wanted: i. Sond Rohab Livingaoodlng. Cei Must have Indoor/outdoor NALS REMEMBEBER establishedd I iwtoglc- S e rv icss, INCNC dustrial contractor O. Box 1220Montana, Goo( T.««,.for I That birthday a d you/o u plBd wf V olloy t r a n s p o) ri r t a tlo n 1735 8 Mainlin certified. Sond Sresresu m ie IC p_^_ growing stock oxperienco, • No. 411 ro- Quaranieed mothcithodtostop some time ago Ir opening Qoodlng, ID 6330330 Azcolnc..P.O <8 Now, MEoicAL...I.... , Will bo responsible for Iht to reject smoking, forr c< c o m p le te 77mea-/Vtfw8? Now atlon ro. Seeking ovor theleroad 1 16031, Boise. IDD Me 7 1 5 Twin Falls. ID. 833i LPN or modlcal asslE« overseeing sale staff and o u r ttin g - — flrlvorswWi C D lrS amJlowaive -productswtdSia112:50 m on'- -U m fflo comO'plCK'l ir&-goo5. todayl s o so n d frolghL Fullfl>ertTlme m g m t . Id 83301.______with salary requirements ______resum e & salary rcrequire- Also rollof driververs Cuners FomiomIly Hair POOP'O- .Qfoal '"Con to: Andorson Lumber Clerk ofthe SINGLE? Rnd lovlove & hap- ^ ,, , I , ments to: Personnoio i Dopt. Competitlvo Saleialfltv Core is looking fortolont-for tontlol a rotlrei plness Ih 1996961 Meet I 107 P.O. Box 2665.j . T w i n Heolth Insurancealg'tK 4 od hair stylistsi foifor posl- benefits. For opp:> p r m I t S a p Y t e c h no( someone speciacial. Free ■ AB0RT1O^IO N Falls. 10 B3303. ______Lumpers Paid tions In our bus)usv.fost 1-800-226-4925. jpi. can ,0 work wllh profc T»lnFslls,lclalioe3jl)3. uary 16 and brochure 1-800-93-949^?411 I ALTERNATIV Homo Regulart;larty paced, upbeatt »w « l k . |n ,^u „ k ETINO — handicapped child T1VES I oAHPEHTEH MISCELLANEOUS f Afanorf. Modom Equlpmcimont . 5:30 am-2 pm o n :4! CHisIs • Cabinet Experts Wi MARKETING PO S H ®'“ ' '« “ c»lor vnnloD. FT ,25 1996 TWO SHY TO TATAU< just PHEGNANCY CR AVAILABLE NoSITIONS e 10pm or shifts. Woo — '■------listen call 011-51-592-590- • CENTERR Must have oxtoi ^•rcati Wo offer those ber I e x p o r. work involved. II wi Into position. Wsgos OOE. 019. 77 cents» a minute Free testing, Call 734-747273^ background In Skli *Quaranteed houriySri^wMfl .nocossory duo toI pproven od call Toresaot 934-: Job rosponslbllltios. fcbrt- Bveraoe 5 minutelUtes. Must o r i -600-371-74.»79 cabinet salea and1 design,d oHtVERS w anlod..overtho o\ plua service & pr 5 cation, layout, bonding. . ■■■" ___ Will b e r e s p o n s ib be let. RBC ible for road, vans & roefeefers, 11 salos commissions.>ns. (tom S oxpor. EarningsIriTolrnS 0 m iscellaneouswinning & olds. SonQ re- ^ I oversoeind sa lo s stcjtoffond western & Texas,(S, many up to S7-S12 hriy) , Bo a part ol tho aaroba.win sume or application to: ” 1 0 8 ...... Inventory control,, Saloryi .txinoflls. 1-800-22828-0084 '' mined by amount olo^ w o* toam. Applicationsfo an r th e ’^Steel Fabrication. P.O. PROFESSIONONAL negotiable depend!iding on _*pald vacattons & hc 19^-Won Inoaccoptod Wfor Eloc- ®23, Twin Foil#. ID =ES------expertenco.^ndre 'hile vo u N,£.C,A & LB.E.W.:ic'eship- 1 —83303. , ------I i o 6 ~ with aalary roqulrerrem onts * ★ •advanced tr^ng* loaTnTUooking-fdr-p■doodIiT -triclan Apprentice: ---SMVJCKwtthcpm- to: Andorson Luiu m b e r * to promotb In fost-gnn i ^ i n n training program. To quo[-< MISCELLANEOUS: I * ‘advancement oppoiiponunlly „|'o»||736.2K15l a high ^VON S8-$1S/hr. ne. Call Company. Attn: S Hy you m u st b e a I AllTIndsTt^lngwm Olmstead. PO Boxo f,”s's; : F A R M \ ___ * Must have Idaho> Cl C o » „ o . school graduate oroinnhr« he NO Door to door. ALCOHOLIOUS putor, my home, GED w/1 year ot algebra.aigt minimum order y j Q Y TVrfn Fans. Idaho 63 I C S i tologyUcensd ™ MECHANIC Dick S ______. ANONYMOl000 (200) 544-^525 2 2 2 2 2 . : MECHANIC S im o n To apply call th a J.A. 10yra+- 1-600-676-0621. I ) Call 733-830 } related CARPET 733-0306 Trucking now hirlnj J-4300. . iND/SLSflEP. UNEE : W A N T E t — sei m ecnanic w/3-ene-i^ In Business Oppoiip o rtu n i- MEDICAL irownleath- * ■ i a< r ^ consultation.orry dialrlbutor of hom e * <^*8 In clu dU in n g :* ties, 30i.______Administrator for long 536-7760 800-548-;snco products. Guarante* ------care unit In Shoshor ' ■ • WmH.Mulben} • como to start, plus VS^^n•bi * 401-Kforexpc CE CLERK I .. you/ INSTALLER S ond resum e to KS Ui OFFIC 7814. _ _ 1 22yraaxpertanof{ L'lTJ' »» IneontUs. ifI vou * e n c e d se rv i Opening for joumomoymon' County, ATTN: f I deaiersiiip office person e f. avail* like peoplo a n d wantfltto^o J persori. PositJoitJons 8ign Installer/service ^ M ik S Automobile de ' HOUSE CLEAINQ.1: iceman. Telford. Drower A J h experience in Accounts dog (small ' • towork: ~ open In BuriEriey .* ContactBobatat hono, ID 83352. For; Shos. needed with e: SIFIED exp,, emdent, ref. 15 ^ Buhl, and TmTwin* Young Electric Sign on Woo- TIMES CLASSIIENT abfe, 733-9561 ------i Call 736-2535. ipnCo. Info, call Lowro bie and Receivable, 1/14/96, DEPARTME — ^— * Falls. Call BobOb It (702)738-5710 Elko NV Colklns at 208-487-3?'o n CO ■ '' Payable lR E CONSTRUCTION experience requii-ed. Fuii. ig home, 208-734-55 i ------i i 3 —; S Person for tape &toxt«xturinq. J 1 INSURANCE Computer exp mmmmJ Carpentry skills ho immedlsta openings ter 11 MEDICAL :iude medicai insurance, ^RS ■ I CHILDCARE IW i!. Hom.H»ljhDi™c benefits ,inclu( Pit Bull.' OVEREATER H ansen eves. 7-10.423-427( « censed Insurance wr Itlon and pension pian. vn & tan. . ANONYMOL a n a c k s . i!:!: »C Ir Local company.fe J ------l i l ------paid vacatio: ^ CHILDCARE Hai123-6948' COOK------~ l“o f > “ Siimer at 733-7300 736-7387. 734-4547 iQ iju e i Minidoka Memorial H 'lH B I ara>- Meals & -am = 2 2 ^ WANTED Exporl6> EXPRESS PERSOh uu seeks dopendabiH ospi- T f - ' ~tols-ofruri.-Retfc^r.-8 at:.6 Cook-varied schec 5 9 9 * -IIIRtJRAVE. Iblo In. >m & up. Roferences: Salary/ DC O E * - dividuals, to join o u r I Ing team . Youll worV IrlTIBllY 11.. -?... cHILDCARE.Mon-.-529.. Call Idaho YOuth Ranch.ht ■* Preference given 9C/01HETmESNEWS I S32-4117.EEO ______* dealership traima * ‘^ ‘^eCRETABVY frierfdfy dynamic on\ I BOX#96489 G 8 S-N ew s C lassifitIfl0 d am-6 pm. Newt>om > uneo^ Litigation exp^oncim ee a . ment, whno earning < J • Call Tara 643-6 8 2I 9tp . care ORtVER J persons; it must. Send resum.0. I) BOX 548 I I Fill Every N eed ^ _ MOTHER OF TWO/ fiome. i For 10 whoeler for winterw * * BOX 06054 % Timrimes siderations contaci FAILS, IP ^ I IH . chlldrenr looking10 to. Call, work, FT a. benele f lts * * News P.O. Box(548 64 manresouroe ^ T W I N H . for 1 child In m ysa- fii 423-»269 kivk* Twin Falls ID 633a»p3. ■ 436-0481. I j .Gen;Mikha: '■ Some aves. alao. W ! chnrge o f ^3 - 0 9 3 1 * I Sandraat324-7268. ■ : fhe olia^ w .. ^ ■ : rebels had sti >I ■ Sunday, The re ' . • ’ I, H ■ “We want t ' I . / . • H ^ and wiped oi ■ 1 land,” Prcsidei H —uiog-io-Moscoi H ; newsagencj'. 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[ NOTtCEOF [- ; Notlcs Is hereby I : Twin Pstli Schoi : No. 411. Twfn F« : will rM «lve SMl» , ServfrsOntel PI <■ i 8MPCPU).32M ; : O b Han> Drive.

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. Details and sped ’ may be obtained I District Admlnlstri . flce. 201 Main. . W est, Twin Falli ;■ B3301.

TTie Board of Trui .. School Dlstrfct No serves the right i — . —any or ell bid# and , . Informaimea.

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: PUBUSH: Januarv 1 2 3 .1 9 9 6 OPEN: January 28

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POUND: Whtte dog breed)found on dridge Drive 1/i needs a loving I 733-7960 U 08T female Pll spayed.brown i . N am e Is Lady. 736^ s m ^ A T i m e s W i l l F 73; / i . .p - 2 •nw8»-Now8. TWJnwin Falls. Idaho T uesday,.January Ja 16.1996

•* 'X U R S E SALES ByOwner4-bdfm.3.Sb-bath ------r s ---- ^—------1 2 BDRM. single Widede for TF 2 bdtm. 1 both1 1 5 0 . ' C N A 'S . BrMgovlowEsUEstates TKE BON MARCHCHE ☆☆☆☆☆'Si 2500 sq.ft., roadv • * * * T F 1334 Elmwood CIrde. ^ s a le ll] H an sd n Mloblle ob Madison St. $450/rl/mo. TF. 1 &2bdrm.apts:,$33 h a s 2 FT oponlnfls onthffon Is now hiring forrth th o movo Into, g ro at n oilgh” lj JER O M E/! T O 5 off B m S t 2 bdrm. No pets I n®r. 733*9658______& up, rofurt)lshed. DW 6 to 2 shilts. Ploasoa aac pply following ^ I t l o n ; n>i/c borhood, exc. condd w/ I HAQBtMAMftOME 3W & $ 435^ dgp 64|3M944______------:- l n -p efaoii at 1628 Brid 'SI2L- laundry faellHy. g ft n f W TFTPBafrnlgousoryaRi f d V bdrm . to w n h o u se s. W/lW /D 'T l 'T b d ^ l 'b a t h , aD appls. ; v ie w Blvd. Twin Folia,Ils, l^I r~ B e tte r W o m a! n '• 's 'CURRENTLYHAiMS roDO* a c a d e m y . 1 4 'X 7ro' 0 ' 2 garden spot. $400 d — S p o n a w e a r A rea ? l8t.. B Y OWNER Horso Prop hookup, small yardird & Including W/O, No pets. ; N U R SE thefollowincING $125,000 lor m ore Ini•"'O - rty. Choery 2 bdrm hout s fam - No pets. 1245 5th Avo,fo. E. atorage. All quiot & d;lean, e a r 733-0374 or 733-2441. , Retail oxp. proforrforrod \fr .734-1663 or 736-5962. ^eady 734-5163. • -C N A ’a Port ond fullN tfitimo * * * * INDEPENDENT 2^___ A C . big com ont floon _____ no pots. 734-6600 lljg s to m ove. $7800 438-82-8215 - * * * positions ovoilablablo: Bridal Consultantn tfo f r JUNIOR ROUTEi"ES By ownsr 2 bdrm, 1 bar n r sh o p W/220V.. Out bld£ TP.Zbdrm. IHbath, w/4 shares ------T F 3 bdrm, W/D hook-u;: * * * rofrig.OW. atove. 204 Pleaso conlocl ONS•NSot Chlna/HomeworldAJ A tm . AVAILABLE: detached ganigo.dn do “i t i ' .BURLEY FleetwoodS '7’74, 1/2 bath, nowly rome . 8 ^ 2 2 2 8 . ; rsa li w ater. 5 mis. from Jor JE R O M E 2 bdrm. 1V41 babath t CresM eH'. nawty decor- - PleasQ^ppiyJnpofSofson...... ■ btolot,$70,000..733;7Sl • t4x70wlihUpout.3bdnbdrm, eled & pointed, cioao *0 apartment, washer/diyed iv e r • •tad. Fanead yd. SS2S------^ .fZ l -mo;-$7SWI0.-324-45l^550 1% both. $10,000. Noo. ^rovluJontbrlnoobbravl ___ -TWIN FALLS - ______or324r9246— ...... ^oods town. 422 3rd Ave. -hook*up,.small-backyarcyudr- ~/>no..Days.326-i^ ------— “ •dTotoRfrWiMVOU'wiu wml’ — t h e b o n m X r c h i - t e t>e-movpd.-e78*347g->75------" 7 3 3 :8 5 6 7 ^ 7 3 4 ^ ^ 1 5^ . ___ $400 mo. Call 324*5866. youf daultled ad, bo « M agic V alley Mallrail T F S bdrni. . p i qutel n r o . JtOUTE882 . ------I ^ A X - HAQERM AN All brick, N ova The flrst place to look lor I ______rottdB«.undof«l*ndd yeur-yc - ______.— SOO bU cSollonSt:______; ------bdrm ,-l-fullrtw o-w bath Ig—3- — boirtByrln'smiquar T P - U u r e l P a rk A p te. .— _ NapetsJ-aundrytadBtles.______m o M a w -fpeH ll outh SER VICE ' 100-500 t}lkF)lor Avo W 1 car garago. Fonce doMllled. Rnd your irea*ire 1 & 2 bdrm apts. $400 m o. Can 734-6224 pT, may work Into FTT ' ;. Ou. 500-600 bik Washlngto' Z . ~ Y O U R yard. $64,500. e37*446( fl • w re today. Can 7aM»3131. 176MouriceSt7N„TFT F ______NURSE ^ • •^ . ties Incl. part:runnluilnfl - SIW - i?SSo!,S»,r ------734-4195 T P Large 2*bdrm. townho* L PN ’S . Inlerostod In woi UNDER C0N8TRUCT1OItON. O"® Titan 14x52.52. 2 TF 4-bdrm, 3 bath, gi part*stocklng4 mlm l«: 100^05 bik WIrschIn bdrni, 1 bath, fair ahaj> — — use. $450/m o. Ing with cllonts in t> Irlvor-s A ve.W AD IN H A Q^M AN heot, northeast locatio,C ♦♦♦ e-bdrm.duplex.$450Ano. . '’“ VO o valid drivi =0 . N ew hom o on quiet streo $8500 or best offer. • $950 -f dop. No pots,s, or TF One unit avallablo ir h o m o who oro torminaM s Nconso. Apply In pori TIMES CLASSIFIEC III. ploaso apply. This v 1S60sq.fL-ffidbasomori (208) 679-4490. _____ smoking. Call 733-634848. beautiful 4-plex. 60(600 N0P«»- 734*4120. w/ rosumo ot Wost. DEPARTMENT^ Pick your^M ig>^& colors bo a coll os noodod sliu Alfalfa. 1690 E. 990Q S S a r e Inttretted In be lors. ^ i — ------block N. Oulnoy (neail e a r T F Nice, neariy now bride, tion throughout tho Moc TF Clean, small,'2 stor CSI). Open floor plarplan 3-bdrm, 2 bath, no pets, rstop Edqn. No phono colls.lln '1^0 a Indepandent )un.lun 208-734-5538 ■ 520 V alley. Ploaso call or stc lor route ean1tr...Plua, ----- T H O M PSO N S NELSOWON ■ R E A L E S T A T E= stove, refrlg, W/D hoo30k- w/kltchen bor, masteister $600/md.$500d^ep. byour.olflco MonthruF Cat! 733-0931 ext 203 FOHSAL£BYBUILDEFER BUILDERS up. gos fumoce. No po ts bedroom w/walk-ln dosoilosot 734-5093. .• • • 9:00 a.m, thru 4:00 p.ra ' s t o r e MERCHANOi 1534 sq ft. Vaulted cellingigs 837-6313 or837-6284j4 I - W A f ^ P or waiertwds, trosh &w: & private bath. 2nd bed- . M ogic Valloy StaffingJ So tn a W/DISPLAY iVOflORK- 2 car gorago. Cellular 420-3943 WANTED TO BUY: DupleJISJ . ier paid. 740 Blue Lake room; 2nd bath. Outsides id e t f Townhouses. 2 bdrm., 200 Qulol cul-de-sac vices Incorporatod. 2C Port time w//foMlablo h ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ . ☆^ — InNEbreaofTF* P • T F Lovely 3 bdrm, 2 bath. patio, storage room.- in- In- .1 bath, atartlngot $425. ..oxp_/jo/p/u/. Call 73 ^ 1651 Spring Lano frig. Coll 736-2838 ...... — - ' - 2nd Avo. North. Twi i 510------^ 733-4997.-^ ------' 5595/mo.No pets.736*1« cludes-lg util rm, rofrig. Faiis, 10. 794-0600 ( ply In ______SI 09,900 ^ range. DW. Carport, l°n t’ t f . SSOO MOVE IN AL------l.eOO-303-0602,...... =■> " ' main PEPSIrtlERSHY/NESTtE S J —— |- T F N Ic e 2 bdrm ;2 both,-gi-ga-- -guest-psrklng.-w eli lit. ------ave.n._Co/na_/5_an_got ~ 4 2 M ^ ih In ~LOW ANCE 2 bdrm. 1 tnual. -SALtCASH BUSINEBSS- ?------55-ACRES;-N..South-Ml8 ______rago,Jota.ofatorBgo.Jioj<'o- prom •elllng the Ittrra yoi M ce homo sttos. $67,000 ; for ' 1 1 1 734-6674 or 734^4121. , car. varlfiablo by ownor. JE R O M E . Nico 14X70 withwi» TF Sm. 1 bdrm. Perfect fc T raatm onl Contor, Excoy " Co. seeking a n EPA c« or. nolono«rno«d ' 314*996-7216afler7pm 0 4--T F Duplex, great a re a . 2 , per- $ 15.980 cash required lor ^ . addllloni In nice parkark. singlo peraon. $350 lont bonofits. Wolico t bdrm. Qarago. $500/moIj- ^ TF. A*150. $ 5 7 5 .2 bdrm. 2 ' jiary Immodiato ownership. — } «17iS 00. Ceil 527*3606.)6. dep. 734-7216 for a p p t C ontor. Oooding. ID. Cor « i 512 ------*-$500dop. 733-2767 bath, refrig. range, dish* !|J^' F O R SA LE BY O W N E f washer, microwave, WD. ta ct Ju d y (206)934-8461,48, position, CO. v ehicle + C krV S a c r e s , 5 b d r m , 3Vi I FAnWRANCHES/{/ w rw n you'ro looking leTEorlBorT T F . 1-bdrm , h o m e , nev & benefits. Send rosurrw m o Coll 800-862-3847 24 hrs . gains. Chiok .ihe garagoage paint, now carpel, nm o — ___ gas fireplace. Water & balhs. 2 stow, full bsm" t. t NURSE & w q g e history to: PO•Box Be ' ■ ' sa le s advorilsad In dSMl*imU peta, no smoking. Refa)fa. t f Neat A dean, amalltil 2 trashpald. I aro 212 Twin Falls, ID 8 3 3 a ___ 2 family rms, Areptaee, fut ^ . fW.Cidl7M.093t; . - ELW OOD A EVANS W e n e e d CNA'S who an I/S water shares. i1B9.SOO00 BLISS 200 cow dairy.By .. req. Stove & refrig.: (ndI d . bdrm ap t-N o pets. ______iQlar»8tolitLHDfWQfl.vrtiI ^ THETIMES^EW S ■ , owner $210.QOO-3«4«» r ry - _aaO0AdepXall734=a34S 734-1401 ______our cllonts In tho homeo'!*?- TECHNICIAN------^------if- -*-eall-734.221gr-^ CURRENTLYHAS 602'- ___ TF. A-174, $500; 2 bdrm. c a r e sotting. Wo poy.(or (o Looking for a groat placet = : R L E R -N O R T H 7frf/* acre ' ■ T F . 4 b d rm . C l o s e •totc ...... G r — ------additional It'alnlng[ fofoi , w ork? W e havo a n imrncZ o - TH E FOLLOWING farm , new Valley Pivot. . UNFURNISHED schools.& shoppingig . T F ' Nevver 2 b d rm 1 bath.ath. appliances. WD hookup. iualL INDEPEHDENT - :— Owner/ticenseo, 326-8606 Id . -S45(LtJlepoatt-a24JJ65. in w orking wilh dovblop,loo. f l o d 't e c h n lc ia n . If yoy o u C A R R IE R ROUTES No pets. Refs, req — - — e S& o d y e w h s — ■— GUARANTEED1 . ■ . I [S ' T F Newly palmed 2 bdmrm. i. 734-1401 m entally deloyod & lormi' would llko to work for a AVAILABLE . HOUSES lanl $650/mo $600 dep ,call organization that respect ADS i 513 '. ept. largo laundry room, nally ill cllonts. Ploose call |ACREAGES&L07S r j ______. ample dosots & storage,qo' t f . For lease, brsnd new or stop by our olllco,, MU you as an individual an ~ ] BU H L • It Is cloani CleenI a n d QOODINQ ROUTE T F . 2 bdrm. sto v e , rofrig,Ig. neor schools, $425/month^ Pheasant Road condo. 3 thru F. 9:00 o.m. to 4:004-00 - c u s to m e rs will' ro 1 st St. thru Sth Wost. 500iOo Buy th e G uaranteedi 3 acres woll, $35,000.S This 3 bdrm brick home sll. bdrm. 2 bath. $550. per a ff, • sp e c t you,.com e talk to u DW. furnished WDr b * $300 security deposit. \ p.m . M agic Volloy Staff­ bik on Package and T h e> $300 mo, $2500 down.^ b o a s ts a family room, g e s 00 No pets. Call 733-4330;.I;. m o. $550 d M . No pots or ing Servicos Incorporal- about joining our toam 10. h e a t , fir o p la c o & ffnP®/ e hookup. $500/m o •^$300 Sth thru 8th Wosi, 500 bikwi< Times News guar­ F a lls Ave to 3500 E R d .N depoait. Call 733-3295 — smoking. References ‘ ed. 200 2nd Avo. North,)rth, W o p a y compotltlvoly., wowi __Qrt______- - _ V 4 m iles, near-canyon rim,-in. neighborhood. $650 por ;___-T F -Spadous-1800 s q ft.-3I.-3 — r e q u i r e d . M in lm u m -6 ------Twfin Foils, ID. 734-0600goo offer paid vacotion. floxi antees to seli mer­ , N m onlh leoM plus doposit. Arizona. 100-800blks a b o v e DIorkos Lake. Ju st TF. Cloan, 1 bdrm. W/D.Q bdrm.. 2 bath, garage. No . monlh lease. Contact or 1 -S 0 0 ^ 0 3 0602. ble sponding plan. 401O’ Ki T o x as, 100-899 biks chandise or E o f Hidden LoKo Estates.m,— Ref.-&.crodlt.chock-roq. — retlremont, heallh Insur ___ hookup.. $350 a mo. Isl smoking, no pets.- $57575 Walt or Adam 734-0400. U tah, 100-000 biks automotive items 837*6485 after 5 pm. ;st Call Barker Realtors w/dlsfc Call 736-9987 SALES a n c o and m ore. If your in in 7 days and real IS. 643*4371. ______KI,. & l a a t , $ 2 0 0 d e p . No — IK Loveiy 3 bdrm. In nice ADVERTiSINO terosted call Mr. ChucI ' 6 o r l O acros Valloy Road “ “ ■j P lo a so coll Roger, toll froo''0 estate In IS d ay s 12 TF-Clean studio opt. fori.'1. area. $500 * d e p o s it, - Hosman at 824-3900J o 5 4 3 -4 6 4 8 for moro Infor- • wrlthwater.Call825-S617._ ED EN Nice 2 bdrm. mobilo No pots, no sm oking.g. Refa.req. No smok- . .W eV e oxpondlng our mar*lar* 734-6565 for an appoint or we wili rerun 3d hom o. Prhioto lot. Appls. mation about ony of tho :S TF. Cute 2 bdrm'. 1 bolh,:r ■ $235/mo, $125/dep. Call:all Ing/pets. 2 6 3 9 Eastgata. keting toam & oro lookingling -m ont.C onPauloi® • ob o v o routes. the iad an addition­. 61PRIMEJER0ME7 . -No pets. 423*5104. . ,5; 734-9263______733-6756. A sk for Retha for a n Individuol oxporf-or” Chevroiet-Pontlac>GMC A C R E S . H as preliminary rofrig. stove, WD hook up. al 7 days a t no 1 EXCEPTIONAL HOMES) gas hoat, no pots. $475 enced In salos tor thelhe Truck-QEO. - It you Uve In these areasIS additional charge approval forl8ro9identlal 1 7 TF-PA R A D ISE PLACEE TF- Walkino distance to - • M lni-C assla mortot. Ex- Ex­ ^ acreages> w/somo trees.ry FOR RENT: month $300 deposit-Ref*'• Across from Perrineie CSI - Large 2 bdmi base- — A ara-lntereited In be-•• ■ to the customer.- lal 4 bdrm , 2 both - $675,00------erences checked. Call af- collont wortdng'condlUons,«8. ' ___ Ing an Independent —irrlgatlon'eoulpm ent “■ school. Now 2 bdrm, 2'2- —inent apt7lot«'of storage' ------progressiva com'ponsa- Thereisa$3,extra Indudod. T onrn available.8. 3 bdrm. 1 both - $535.00 te r 6 pm @ 734-4660. bath, walk-ln closets,a, apooe. single car gorogo, TELEMARKETINQ routa earrler...Pleaae ' Realtor ownod. CALLTt “ (newlypalnlod) — - tion pB ckago & bonofits. rto. Call one of the abova charge for the — vaulted ceilings, g a s hoat.at. appls, w ater/U inIt Includ- A dvertising or mortcotlngIng Fund ralsor for local Spe- BONNY ROSS FOR I i 604 AC, oil appls., bafcony,y , . e d .n o p e ts , SSOO mo. ,p.” cial Olym pics, tolem arket- numbara guaranteed ,L APARTMENTS: degree prolorrod. Part- package. Ads MOREDETAILS. * I UNFURNISHED landscaped, carport.t! TheMAlMQEMENTCO tim e. T o apply se n d re*ro* era needed. Call 733-1649. IW 5-163J. R 3 bdrm , 1 bath >$475,00 $ 5 5 0 /$ 5 7 0 * dep. 543-3- 733-0739 m may be cancelled . 2 bdrm . 2 bath • $485.00 J ^ P ^ D U P I S ^ su m e & cover fonor to: . TELEMARKETINQ pl 4930 or 733-5805 e v e s. M agic Valley Ag Weekly ■ i i0 2 I early for custom er BRAWLEY REALTY all _ Currently Available Order taker nooded. Use A tten: Janet Gotfln Ise I^M ONEYTO^O^J convenience but 734*8858 ) T F PHEASANT RUN * T F -2 bdrm. $525 mo.-fdep.p. TFi 1 bdrm...$300 PO eox54B your own phono SI 0.00- (eves or weokends call— B ra n d New F our-Plex TF-1bdrm...$400 520.00 por hr. Call afterter S$0.100KW the charge wili GEM 7 34-8480. Ask for Joan) TF-3bdrm...$575 ■ TF, ID 83303-0S46. 1000-fsq.fi. 2 bdrm, 2 full1 no pots/smoklng. R ofinanco & oqultyleans. remain the sam e. STATE REALTY. INC _ 3pm. 356-5980. balhs. Plus all the 733-5802 or 734-3050. J e r o m e - 2 bdrm ..$375 — 208*734-8727 324-8652 , , R L E R : SA L E S . J amenltloa ofo Real Home, — formorelnfocall I.I TRADE ' Convonlenlly located io *' TF -Brand now 2 bdrm, 4-»- TheM ANAQEM ENTCO A gricultural & Industrial ; Hiring Nowl SSNEED CASK? Built-In microwave, DW, P arts/C ounter Solos posl- schools & church, Ig 4 , plox, extra nice $500 + 733-0739 ’*■ *Factory/food processingg W e b u y notes & real estate \ refrig., laundry rm. wilh - • ------tlon-ln-T-,F. Exporionco- I - --IBUY-HOUSES bdrm , family roqm, shop, .1. _dB p_734j)427.for.lnfo____ ; o»- -*Warohouse workers- “ conrraTfts. uraatlvo ' carport, appls, $700 mo.;f ------W/D.-window coverings."” preferred. Sonci resume ■ Fixers OK. savo broker• A m E E U S T o f Idaho lond — TF'1 bdrm, large & dean. * F ork lift operotors R n a n c e . 1*800-999-4809 _ Price_reducod^SmalL2_ storage rm„ effidont gasI TF-NORTHVIEW MANORR $375. Ind. util. 733*3151 to Box 96732. c/o The ’ fee s. Coll 734-9786. b a rg a in s along Uio Snake " central hoat & air, vaulted *C^tru«bn^wpentry & S alm on RIvors & Hell'sj bdrm. no appls. single i l a n d 2 bdnns. Free cable. Tlm os News. PO Box •★★★★★★★★*★★* I colling, balconies, starting at 6345. 13222 'WANTED TO BUY: Duplex 5 46. Tw in Fain, ID 83303. f NORTHWEST LOCATION. C a n y o n . 2 0 to 1000 acros ± *C D L drivers “ tnterest rates are This home shows beoutl- carports, fully landscaped.I- Washington St N 7334J7400 InNEareaofTF. from S24.908, Excellent _ Terrific location, near — 733-4997.______SALES *nesiaurani/Doll d o w n i ' fully. 5 bdrms. 2’A boths. fin an d n g . Call now I THE MANAQEMENT CO storage evorywhoro. Must 733-0739. a . Schools and CSI. T Fl bdrm 5325/mo. 1st & ■ (R a tes a s low a s 7.5%) (208)839-2501. * $570-$580 -t- dep. Publishing Company o , see to appreclalo. CALL ' last, unfum. 180 M adison. 1 EXPRESS _ Now Is th e time to rofinanco I* CollJody 734*4741. '• I i 6 0 5 1 carder opportunity. Arere PERSONNEL SERVICES KATHY OR VIRGINIA lo BURLEY I QOODINQ 4 bdrm. $600. y ^room s^rrentJ ® your homo for: . Avail. 2-1-96.1st & last 4 you an ambitious, aggres­J , Tvrin Falls. 733-7300 •D ebt consolidation soo. Priced at only Ara you ino tporiing sort? I ,d Buriey, 678-4040 • No Fee s e c dop. No smoking. No1 “twSoo'^ .*’*■ Find tha equipment you11 R MOTEL $95 wk, $375 mo, siv e individual with good •H om e Improvemonts $129,900. #95-447. M anufadi^i^imo^sltes.' J, * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Y ou ch o o se the floor plan. peta. Refs, roq, 687-1329 neodtndossinod. In d u d es all. 736*1988 c o m m u n ic a tio n siiTlls?‘J W RITERS •Extra cash W ould y o u like to see the . $119,900..Comor lot wllh L am ont Williamson, r Free-lance visitors wanted 'Bankruptcy & poor crodlt- ^ ' QOODINQ. 2 bdrm. gas. . country whilo oomlng 30k nice 3 bodroom, 2 both, Broker/Prindpal 678-8638 . basem ent, lg. fenced plus per yoar? II this to write about poopio, hom e, oil on ono lovel In a - ° events end nevre In RIor. 1-80(M54>2645' C H O IC E TWIN FALLS yard, WD hook up. 1st, ■ sounds like you ond you go o d Northwest location. . • last dep. $475. 8^7-6304 havo dependable transp­ Send'u rosume nnd a An IdaKb Company Largo master bodroom BUILOINQ LOTS. ' writing sample to; N.S. ■ ortation. Call 208'888- »; '♦ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ * ★ ★ * * • * wllh wolk*ln closet Boau- A vailable in Springlane HANSEN 2-bdrm, 1 bath­ N e ^ l ^ Nokkentved, Rogional 9161 forlntorvlew tlf ul yard with aulo ' subdivision, M utillUes room homo, $450/mo. * " Editor. Ttie Tlmos News.S. M ONEY EXPRESS sprinklers. CALL VIR­ in d u d in g g a s andxabla. appointment.______Box 548, Twin Falls. ID $200 dep. No smoking. D FINANCIAL SERVICES GINIA at 733*1735 or • • P ric e s start at $18,500. , 4 2 3 -S 7 6 6 o r 733-2365. SALES 83303; or call 733-09311 Your local Real eatale loan KATHY at 324-3808. B uilders wolcomo. i B n Wl n n I rl ext. 204. spedailsis #96-014. . 420-3943or73«*7611 JEROME.2&3BDRM Oil ofthe - «Oulck (oan approvals 837*6313 or 734-2482. , $300 & $550. 324-2841 I 2 15 ~~]1 ♦Credit problems; OK ] If you are uhabl>le -to call-or comee'hy. t The Times- . I ♦ Competilivo Ralos IDAHO LAND JEROME. 3 bedroom with 90’s. ^ |resumI eprepara|^ N ew s office, sii(imply clip and ms W e a re th e faslost growing I J « 1 st & 2 n d 's up to 100% BARGAIN! • basement. 281 West 1st m ail this order ♦ M obile hom o loans GEIVI $375 mo.-^ $300 deposit. Industry this decode haa STATE REALTY. INC. €S alm o n /S n ak e Rivers “ form to ovx clalasslfied departmcalent so th at we e v e r s e e n . Multl million» *Clndyat'^3?^** ♦D ebt Consolidations & 734-0400 ■ Call (208)377*3610, dollar internollonal com* j personal loans _ 23+ AC-$24,900 can get your ad1 started w ithout ded e l a y . pan y looking lor posltlvoI The1 Magic Word. 734*8217r <208)736-0033 SSALS or loose option. 2 ^G en tle terrain, overiooklng JO N E S WE HAUL individuals who havo bdrm . mobilo homo, 2691 miles of spectacular river f, U su ally c a n m ove y o u ' -AjntnA/low8.jgsar.Hall-s------_L.?lea8.e_priJrint clearly with dark ji ------managed-^-tralflod-sales- - • i ...... 304------1- —Eest-OrchardrTracro;------; M m V H E R E k!penciLor.pen ______forco or h a v o ownod their C a o y o n R e c area, boat for le s s than renting a truck. LiNVE^JENTS_J J posture. 733-9658 J • There aree approximately 23 cchi h a r a c t e r s own buslnoss. Call la u n ch & millions of acres — N e e d toads to CWIf frA rtzr NariForo3t.Losdodw/ l i n e . 733-0461.______INVESTMENT PROPERTY TF Lovely 2-story, 3-bdrm, ' F R E E ESTIMATES g blank spaces).per lini ] r $ i i ' 2 bath, collage, oak witdllfel | All surveyed & K C A a 324-3490 Twin Falls fines! luxury t schedtdc w hich SALES floors, w/ baspment & bulldoblo. Financing avail. ly according to rate sd Cualiflod sales porson tor apartmontcommunlty. 80 ' Call ownor todayl ,KIMBERLY AREA 2 bdrm units, pool, club houso. garage. • Located near ' d below. Agricultural & Industrial school a shopping 208*839*2501 < bath. Has barn a Prosontly undor construc- ® , corral. $500/mo + $600 (tnrliiHtng E q u ip m en t Salos In T.F. Bon. c S en te rs. No realtors. Call « ' Experienco preferred. o r leave msg. at 733-4623. S H O S H O N E 1 dty lot for S <}0p. 423-5556______m m y ad lii'clissiis i f i c a l i o n 301 I Thomas Oevelopment Co _ l s a le . 1 2 0 'X 75'. $10,000 • Please pay Sendresum otoBox B U S IN E S S 208-343*8877 TF Xf 2 bdrm homo, new Call 736-6207 SHOSHONE 2 bedroom. is p r in te d 96732. c/o Tho Times OPPORTUNITIES • Appllences. bosomont, ______f o r _ d a y s . Nows, P O Box 548. Twrin .,, k ilc h e n & bath, fg. ba c« tTF f Lot 125'x50'. OnMon- Falls. ID 63303. 305 yyard, $36,000. 733-7557 J garage, yard w/frull ireos. ;r per spacc please,'iricludlu d I n g b lo iik s p a c e s .) AMBITIOUS HAIRSTYL­ roo St. $12.500.734-5926 $ 395/m o. All utilltlos paid IST needed to holp toko f Pleaseruii SALES ! T F BY OWNER 2 bdnfn., 1 « & cable television'. 686* ovor an existing clientele TF Stoneybrook lot. 7151 or735-0410aftor3. :wovo upsizing, noAftl/lng. _ -16.66»ro smok­ ;------801*408-6288 1-2 y e a rs. Equity Bosod I ing/pets. Fails Ave. East Address • ~ S83^ARy.eOCKKQ>ER ~ I Ed Redman I Affordable . ^ Call 733-3269 | I . Full time, general socro- Sell sol thoso wonderful, edu­ 206-726-6858 ■Slodn 2 bdrm homo noor 4 CIty/State/ZIp____le_ • All Ads M ustmt b o RrnpMid | T F L e a se w/optlon to buy. = tarial. light l>ookkooplng. cationalct children's books achoolA and porks with I Four (4) homes, owner Phone Number____ . Calfbropplic&tlonorsond fromu your own home. g a ra g e . Asking $49,900. I reiume to Volloy Vista Over o 600 titles, lavishly Il­ Cloi carries for 2 yra. with ;______ChaSharge per Hnc i : Viliage, A ttn. Loulso lustrated, lu, wrltlon wilh hu­ s c BARKER II I proper down. Refinance 6 S a n o s e SL N. mor m and action for eil Call 543-4371 E 4 after two years. 733-6516 P ay Sctieduli : T\iln Falla. iO B3301 agos. ac Groat potential. 733-3500 EOE ‘ “i ( TF - Lovely apadous 2 1-800-838-7133 , ^ — AllEQUAL HOUSING bdrm . 2 bath, all apple, re­ ...... *'...... ,..,$3,0S5 per line I OPPORTUNnY frifrigerated AC. well insu­ Number of b ays ...,$4.76 per line I JUHL Country. 3 yr old, 3 JroalottaiotdwStlnchN* lated. la thermal windows. ..*$7.95 per line I Includes walor, sower, ...... $ s o t " I ^bdrm , 3 both, don, vault* ferA IS ...$14.4d per Ilne -od coilings, 2 car garoge, ram> advortlto '< nr prtrerwKa santlt. ? and lown mowing. 1 -3 d a y s...... OPEN HOUSES miyvinyl fencing, landscaped. TA9fcnerdaoti*«taitim>cn A utom atic sprlnklor 4 -7 d a y s...... ■i!— ^ c* txjr C all 543-5853, ca.odo’.Rfl^cn.hvdap. system , sppllcallons be­ SrlSdays...... '■od m U sta u .e rrB l(n d o ri^ v ing Inj ta k en . N o amoking, no ^loaso c hock your ad lor vlnath. — family room, 1400 SInrtM ft dkiltonM msm TFlF 2 bdrm houaa. eleci. ■ ^ J S E H V I C E B dean.'Stucco stylohome. Expiration D a te _ iquare f e e t New intertor, 9777 heal, no pels. $425/roo < Auto eprinkling, fondscap- QOQ.arge'fenced yard, nwrt■ HUO T o i^ n i-Ktym- 4S300 dep. Alao, Clean 1 ed. Oas heat. 808 sq. n. bat^»8,500.00. 934*8296, 77. 7h« ToO-frts lalaptions hdrbdrm hoose. pas heai. no ' Mail your [ g m ain level. 8 0 8 sq. ft. fin- squf rTb^^hee*ohp*fldli gapets, S335/mo 4-$200 order form & (si(Shed basement. Mt.800 la n Sep. Call 324-2859.-. - Call 637-6354^ $68, payment to: 4 ______' ' « I

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1845-C C ase Skidid IL ^ e r. OAT HAY Largele or< s m a l' W A SH ER a DRYEI I TREADMILL MaiManual, ORGAN; Hammond, spin- I $15,600. 460.C•C Caae amounts. 326-42:4270 $225/Sat 734-15( i 8 11 “ _J theACES/ ON BRIHIDGE BobbyWolV o lff $7600, N« _ InmmruBEtaCARPET $100. AB rollor plusplus, $50, ot sizo. Excollont condld-- I £r& ~fei-~ -OarhaytPTTOlgr93 ■i^lnn Mn _nn_$350^.^-VK>g3t______■ IT |—ai.' II ...... ■934157937 nj?ASHER7DRYE?r d Enobora Call 326-4873. — I vice, special#, 32 ^ —— Excel, c o n d(."□“ . D m o "•”9 aiza rrarrjo piplus mat- — , =------^GA N : LOWREY DE- I *• “Humility iste noti renunciation of E' <4^ s i s ‘i 1st, 2nd.J a i l . i w c y cles. $250. 733------1 BUT Sold now for $6500, ' ■ _ ; pride but the Eventually, W est gets his bales. Straw avail tress a aprlngs 1 -817. he substitution of one 'ki!king, but his .maximum ta »36:570.0. - - 328.5028 or326-C E R Mogic ' cond. $500. CaII 73 $2800/otfer. See at Nor- ...... ■ >6-6033 ' - W ASH ER /D RY ER | _ M I S £ F O RSALE ^ wost Flnanclol 822 Blue ■ J. prideforanotiujther.” • ' two tricks and the doubledid gamej ■ — —r„ -' Chef, like now. 20 ^ —^EricHoJferr e r Is “ 7 7 “ STRAW 600 laroeJ”!" I " ' pyaiy.$3i(Vi.M.73 BEOS 1 full size, ox COMPUTER: Comm.Z S b N .733-720& . I is s c o re d . FORD 9-N tractor Wiw / ^ a . Call 886-2087 w/llnon, o x c . cond ------R e sto red rN o wr-rubber. -r • '2 8 w/olr monllinltor. 2 PIANO Splnot $795, con------■ ______Cali C lasslllod. 733733-0S26, . 1 set full a lzo box s d riv e s , p r in to r, 12 t ______:__ ' “You pUyeo the-hanid beatitifuN------A. —* 2 9 5 0 ..FARM A l gyy_g WOVa r * ^ wtwn yo 90lo $1295/olfora..Sell by_____ M ------— NORTH .oi-io-A ( p£p g Restored.I d ^ s h STRAW BY THE B/ myouOTl- — mattresa.-$45r73333-3532- -p-r-o-Q-ra^sTNbTIO T IBM 1/22. Freodoltvory. ■ r • ly." gushed ahan exultant Noi-th. ♦ 7 • <1.60ea. 324-318 bJn'li';'; ^COMPATIBLE e ngine, Exc. conc _____ i ------’ T o T ' I BEPS:Metalbi -Call678;2717. B r “NothlnK{Jo-H." tc reElLed.Soulh ______.V.7-______------:------nJt)ber,^660r654 '•------“Afterihe-6 ! opening lead was ♦ Q J 1 0 6 ? StrawTNgan-dsmallnairgaTM? I'BUiaHNQ MATEP (j-d-Clind.r 05 o®5V4 0SH0”I disks is In PIANO- Docorativo oldor made, the bid(jidding ancj th e enthu- do It s lifr 3 r d c u ttin g h aly y . s m a ll ______original pkg, $10 per }porhun- modeTuprightfioodcond.. ■ > Q J IM 7.6.-® — ------— CfMllriKl 733^XC0.ao. ■ bales.CalL734T51,-5123 A ntique mirror bock« n-W hite, dred or $ 7 0 for oili l l ------so u n d s g ro atr$ 5 p 0 .* lg .- H >• siasm bf Westest’s doubles told me w ' ' ■- ■ fireplace'mantlo -CRIB-Jenny-Unn- WEST . EAST 7^4^ matuesa and bumjmpersot Twin cap ^ ble from Westest. North’s four no- — — _ _ DINING R O O M , FO-UHMAL S30 ‘I'owo™' £ p e t s £ s u p p u ^ ■ :■ trump, an obvid cond., — i ■ CLOTHING S40. Call 733-752626 ------puppies, reg,. champion’ • ■ South ran to0 fivef clubs, meeting m ust bo moved s d - t h l e -WHrTEHEART B O O T S: 2 pairs of Lo OXC. show. work, or ■ i ------another con(id( . . . aprtng, call Kim Wat/a h lo n at------Boarding, trainin niiMT DOOR oponor for a fident double by W est vuVuIncrablcTBoth ~ “ boots.- 8lzo-8B and OUNT -Electric. automollc;s I------H o w ^ d ^ i -a97j4S7Sor221.-222 200 ------UasonarEnglish-wc K S : — I SouUi-know-the-enlire—DeDefllCr.nVcst------^ tw n r -$so-eaehrcttir324^ tinuod Can 678-1731. i layout afler W< , Indoor outdoor arc ?i255r N o»-di.contli West’s opening lead? HESSTON 4800 1- Mirrors. daUy tum I close-out. ------COCKATIELS, hand fed I BALER w/accumul twblos a palia. 438-5287 ■ 'I West’s lead oof ft U)c h eart jac k virtu- T Th. h e b id d in g ; _ ^ Uvlngroom. bodroonom . din- C T A V " ally guaranteedeed lhat E a st had sev- ^ wide pick-up. $15 ERS Ingroom, h o m o eloooctronics # South 324-6307. ^ COCKER SPANIELS. 3 I >* en hearts hetle a d e d by th e K-Q. West North East Sou ” !' ' FiriANCING. OSUVl males left. A K C 'pupplas, ■ 1 NT Pass 4 V 4 A ------— HORSES a PONIESIES. Call COMPUTER Loa.oad ng -Wllaon- Bates West’s openiiining n o -tru m p bid n^i I A ' J O 4560 mfwd tractorlor. 3 re- 423-6762 E d g e 3 6 6 . 14* m( 0 $175.736-7444______■ Dbl. 4 N T P a s s S > 4>A • m otes, 1',060 hrs.... iduals, ______CLEARANCE CEN YOUR placed him withwil everything else nw w /printer. Call 736-136-^780 Open Mon-Sat DALMATIAN-PUREBRED H (16 HCP). Givei Dbl. P a s s P a s s P’a a st s s . full set to weights. Horaae: Bought, eol< iven the com plete pic- C all 438-8397, everfonlngs. tra d e d . Call 733-60!•6056. COM PUTERf>ackar«kard Ball A ve, N pupplos, SIOO, 423-4412, ■ ture, how shov ;or,4 mb 733,eA46. lOuld South play the op r ,_ _ QUABTrnj o g e j p; _HAM,.Z5J^h2..hd.l7i -T1MES.CLASS1E1I -AorowAVflaTsT2 row no registered geldl -MOVING MUST-SEL ------rotlon-s-wk'old-puppiosr^------^------■ He must resresist leading toward ^ jldlng, f like now. $500.733-: appliances, furnitur732 yrs. old, super' broke.bt 200 mag hard drive,drii 6 ^g6-6778.______South holds: • c a r ^ are. Hee mtr ust count winners, ------S2750/ea., 637-621:217 meg'ram, 3V4 a SVi m o v in g o u t of a tate, 3namos FREE 6 mo,.old fomalo - - A A J 9 6 4320 JD Good cleanan trac- ■ ------py, 2X CD rom, $9001 10. IMng M M E BOY with lO gai instead. He plaiplans on winning one 90(Vo«or. room /dlnlng ro o m■n furn.. a accessories, $200.200 00 Bassot Hound, loves kids, - ■ 10 torw /cab.$13,i}, 9 0 0. TENNESSEE Walkoilkore, 2 Call 632-4139 s p a d e (W est i 643-6049______E ldn c ab in e t aav^lniInjj^ma- Coll 736-0786, Coll 629-5527. ■ it p ro b a b ly d o esn ’t ♦ A K - 7 4 registered geldlni . have five) and)d onei h ea rt, leaving black, 1 palomino,..lOyia. 11 COMPUTER: 4863 Mullla-Ml P'® co son! 1D.S4S f r e e to good hom o. Chow A K 3 2 JD -«S COMBINE, colMb. re- horses., CiCall for media Systom w/! / S s v S i 2 lo- bovelocIod"mlr. Log Ctbln pkg SW.S- nine tricks n k. patio 24-X32' »nth 8 ‘ porch-h mro f Gorman Shophord X. 13 ■ needed from thc , bulltengine,150hr8, details. Your chc:holce. hionltor. i20wtspojDoakSii fofs- «0P ‘Je sk . '■^.1 trump ^uit The -Vest North East SoulOuth eckllzed, chromo COI v s i OSS ool- s tu d e n t dodosk, a 7' Swedish cope, saddlosad pciiy trained. ' H 'h e safest w ay to win 'Vc $2500,324-7456 •wIn3.1-»moroOnly$1 aOroot. ..Call-733-1312. ______■ ------these-is-by-plai 2as*------P a s s — l- A ------7— — R-eB-aiTs-a-uDarac I e m B, - -n o tc h lo g s 2:x6*_TaQ i >lanning-a-crossniff;—^ docking. Plans, video, declining lo leacead ti-unips a t all. Af- I financing avallaillablo. 326-4133... FREE: T o good homo, fo- - ■ NH 1078 Balewagoiio n '91 4 7 1 0 a other siz e s availabl"0‘)'0. m oturo ■ ter he knocks c UMSWER: Ono no-trump. DDo o n o t 2 000 hrs. excol cond tu B k rr c t w in BED comploii010 sot 307-684-2445. :s out th e sp ad e acc AN; nd.C all I h ORSEEOUIPMI•""JM visa, master card. I I: ____ houso cat, spayod and . and discardss a d iam o n d on tlie doulouble wilh shortness In therte o< t h - 208-734-0272 momliTtlngs. with duet ruffle.O .S 8 0 — ------Please call 734-939; 3Q doclowod. Very good '{ ir m ajor. G et into thc auct — — 1990C&B16ft.6'6. 193 REMEMBER spade queen,, he crossruffs me’rri- c r ■ uction POLY^HEMICALTArAriRb • verted lo 3-horee s . companion. Coll 324-6656. ■ ^th a one.no.trum p overcaU. -j— WATER BED King Thot birthday od you1 placedplai ,. ly in diamondsIs anda sp ad es. (When will tU. w / t r a c t o r m o u nnting $2750. WIII take 22 horseh C O M PU TER : IBM con ig s iz e so m e tim e ogo inn ThoTh GERMAN SHEPHERD 2- ■ he wins his spacpade ace, W est could 5 0al. In on traflo, 543-846; w/hoadboard. S125 462. ib lo d e s k to p s & loplopalop Can 7 3 4 -1 5 6 3f ■ T/Vnos-Wows? Nowwlstho Is I Purobrod pups. Best counter by maTiaking'an inspired ...I,., starting at $100. Ec !______tlmo to com o pick up yyour irlond a proioclors.S 200 md brtd«quc*Uon« lo The Acn. P.O. DilhSASCforiTp)x.___ Jo h n D ee re4 6 4 0 , $1€ —----- i r 8 1 2 ...... C ustom er Sorvlco Do ------Ing to cash-a-a high diarnqnd:) Copjtlfthl im . United re«lu»S;itdlaia .^ 6 0 0 - - $3200.-686-20B2- - 'E p a o n a c tio n orlntorntorr24‘ I HEATlNG’a Case 3394, $26,00000 — ■ a ______todayl "OERMAN SHEPHERD ,M„e,or« p in . llk o n o w . S205200 or lAIRCONDmONt pups AKC. 2 malos. 9 6 Row Ufter-Loadorr BeetE For salo Utahn collet TV 46* RCA S1250 DO Show saddle. Silver^o?Trim“ ower. 324-9139, 0, wks, sh o ls, black a la n . ' ------Harvester. $4500 FIREPLACE INSE5E R T . Call 436-1784 ovening■nIngs S19S/offer, (208)645-2421. 8313 $600. Call 734-2446. CLEAN AFFORD/1IDABLE* T F . Possible buHd1 to to suit or 2 2-yr^fter6,537-6671. I MEjm 737-5020 or 737-5023023 ' _ _ g~~. ------GOLDEN RETRIEVERS. Wkly. rates startia r^ n g a t I STORAGE/B, Holstoln heifors. Call a ll! 543- WHEEL UNES. 24. c 1.0CUST SPLIT,. $130$ BIKE. Dual action e . $140. Call 733-64K 57®6l.r I IRRIQATION I cord, call a v es., 536-f ------1 (6)AKC, rog. $ 1 5 0 eac h — ------H WARaOUSEREIRENTAL evenings. cond., call 397-457 36-5235 $130,00. Call S43-5i-5407 I 818 arVonl |M UaCALjNffm^^ Capri Motel, winter mmmmm* 70 big cross bred 1st ______ALUM.MAJNUNE IO:1030ft WOOD STOVE."w Wl ^ ^3-6945. aakfor' Wkly. rates startia rtin g a l Approx. 6,000 sq ftqfft o stor- holfors. brod to bli ------, of 6* pipe, w/rlsers KELPIE P u p s $25. ■ ' b la c k ^ ------= T z ------& som o NORDIC TRA CK S ecqcquola MUSIC INSTRUCTlOh -eien30.Call544.2flS7_ ■ ______------$14a-CatW33-64SS4S2i— ^------ao^paoe-avBllelnebie-at -unnrniflircfiivTfigTfrin heb ■ 708 ------rlnglocKr-Gooo-C(ijoM r -f^C airifw fV Ssi00 p,m, 2 yrs old. $ 3 0 0 . 324:€i-6842" TIule. voicor^noTguTr ------2 5 7 3 S! Uncoln In Je M $2.80/ft. Call 352-424 Mar8ho*i Coll 886-761-7645. I HAY. GRAIN 1246 or ®88©-7031. — ■ etc. Family ratoslI Chil-Cti LAB, black, pupplos, AKC ' MOTELSt C o n ta c t Chuck Ma 352-4293______------NORDIC TR A C K ModJ Rooms for rent; Lowi Jdalist, dron's/adult volco classilassos rogisiorod. Field a trial DW rates, 208-324-4315 A N G U S 6 0 h e a dI B Bli la c k ------HARDWOOD SpiSpilt a walnut w/ brass acco:conts, 55/wk. Dr. K B ondura DaJty&weeKty.Phc iw for Good lisod 3' centerjrrtser' rl dbllvorod. $100/c( juram. champions. Special pups ------Angus X pregnant helfhelfere. l-ton bales of straw 0/cord, heart monltpr. paid S900.Si PH.D Form er UNH/SCS/SCSU lor apodal pooplo. Born microwaveirefrSfrifl” ’ WAREHOUSE S b Raised & run on moun 3 4 o r ^''(1 latch handlli,d to . Coll 324.8418 . ountain .sa 1 e, 8 3 7-633leF^. 1st,iIst room fo r more Infomiotic ..625-5617 BUU S IN E S i In a private home,i“ ’wt Sh3 HALLOWS/S At BURLEY 1st. 2 n d . 3rd hay. tonibales b< —' ' S & S E KR V IC E I ■ en prM ledges. W/O//D. Reelty AUCTION YARD.INI.INC. for sale. 206-645-299! ! 1 _ 4 7 1 3 Call 734-7940 L___ 734-4334A ONJANUARYie, 19 50 Tone GRASS sosome |_SHEEP& ^0^\ t s I ______S p lttt B u tte R sn c h will e r f 7 T F R oom w/t>ath &k prtvatepr ■ I aelllns33bulls. 16m olfalfa. Noraln. 1ST Cell 733-0931 fer moi»or» Informaiion er your tervicrrtflee rtpraentatlve entrance, female C S I 177 o a t hay. $50/ or tradeldo°bS 50^ Boer meat goatIt kikids. CSI stu- I 611 b e twos by 6/15/96:1 11 CfiH p u re b ro d s. brod dod o e s. dent. S200/mo., 733-i II FARMS FOR REREN T will b e tw os b/IO/IO/E1 nMA t^ a harrow bod or all. < day5or733-pOn evi 487-2109 or 731-0104M Call 736-2575. All Win b e sem en tesM ------I BUSINI5IN E S S I F h OADME HEALTH I . 'Preplan-sloy dut of tho eo A cres for rent t I t n e a r a n d hav e cloan bills c d m ------1 I SERVIW IC E S I I C A R E ■ I mud- ordor gravol now. 4 : . 6 0 6 '1 Jerome. 766-4305.5. health. T h ese a re al: Will deliver a n d g ra d e , ^ M SWINE Blackdlamondand computer. .. .IDAHO C0II733-1441. QOODiNQ 60aer68.\ fO HOME HEALTH e d 5 3-ton, 3rd cutting.' GcSoo/I W EANER or B u tch e.rnifi* r p S y a te m s. TraTrolning Con- ANO Al HOSPICE : ";P!8* sultatlon. Clea JER0M E^2 bdrni., 1 I. quality. 2-wlde. Cc all Call 324-4265 or324-22 :ioon, Senrfce, 734-^M 061 Twin Palls I mobire. Ig. lot. S390/ri i r ; m n o e d . This Is Spilt Butte’s finalfin* 733-5^. ______New . a Usedwd Computors 436-5) SHARPENING I od. 3North, 3Wei -5655 Minl-Cassla I eecurltydep. 324-34S offering of their y e a ra . a Printers. AlsiAl80,'Suppll0S.- ModiEtdlcaro/Medlcald I S E R V IC E I G oodlng. 206-934.6; dedication a n d hard WOI 60 to n of 1 at, 60 ton ol 2 734-0617orror731-0617 Cortlflo. ■ W HY PAY RENT perfor A baolutoly no ralnl 3: llodUconsod/Bonded ' ^ 0 HAZELTON Greonn VWood I'' developing e auperi JOHN'S SHARPENING . ZERO DOWN $^7Q/^ AAR ' line of genetics,I. 4 040 leave message. ION STATION SERVICE . OAC. Contact Jeffismlth Sr area, 60 acres, t ■no HoalthLoadors ( r h o n d B ulle se ll a t 2:00 p.m . ie Grown In Idaho Comploto sharponirig. ------733 ^2224------water. Sprinkler, r ALFALFA HAY Appr S 5 . W . I , ™ llnee, $70 a aero. 678-9411 or 654.2639 175 Ton. 2nd cut 2 str Carbldo & stool saws. Ing a repair PEHRSONAL ! CARE . 'Clipper shorponlng-ropalr. I B o a n In pasture for3 r4 i4 yrs. A t B U R L E Y C P 23, AOF29.5, TDNt i90r733-1554. HOS 607" Contact Jon Cronoa l u r t L arge truck lots only. He OSPiCE CARE 141 Brackon St S OFFICE &k 678-7621 or 420-90: AUCTION YARO.INC bale fork. $eQfT 366-23 F A H i------CNA'J^■S. HN-S, LPN'S 77344050*1-800-471-4050 1-0600 Twin Falls . RETAIL 3PACI .2222- Thur., Jan. 18, 1996 RESTORATION■RM H TF Dairy tor ront, ddo ouble Elkhorn Ranch will bobe ATTN. FARM^S. We t I ANTIQUES & A t Engb«forGonoraJs. 6566 Mlnl-Cassla O F R C E IN Bllte L ^kes e s 0>- 12. 600 cow capecpeclty. soiling 4 Black food your holfors. C“C ll B COLLECTIBLES W o specialize li 0-303-0602 Idaho T R E E I . flee P a rte . 1162 sqq ft. Itn- $ 1 0 p er cow por mme onlh, A ngus bulls (208)^2454 reflnlshing I VALLEY STAFFING S E R V I C E S I m ed iate occupancy.y. available Immedlatllatlly. 676-9411 or 654-2539 DOLLS Ashton Drak Call 734-775901\N(JS25). I------C:all 733-0731 d a y s .: Alfafa 165 tons, 2nd, -1 AAA-1 SHELTON'S Call 733-2090 } f P H eritage Mint. Alexanc H O M E I JJ------6 3 4 2 evenings, ’®' Attn, stockmen: wea willw tons. 1st ton balos. 1 a othera. .733-6454 ------, TWIN FAI TREE SERVICE OFFICE/RETAIL ______food your stock cowB s untilun - 2nd_3rd..in sm. bale PLAN RO REPAIRS Soring Magic Valloy ___ Approx. 400 sq.ft. — -1 April 15. 645-2982 Retriever loads ohiinly. Just arrived • 2 omateIt e J o b s to bid forN IN ( G I ■ I--^ Wood Rivor Valloy loc ate d on ramberty R ------543-S699______tiquo oak buffets.E 2i S Sut>-contracton VORK OF ART or whorovor All utilities Induded. IWANTEDTO^)ENT Jersey bull, brooding ac Time Around »734-60t era, Bluoprin Idymon Sonricos. FREE ESTIMATES • > - ■ Call Siavft-____ ■■■■I for sale. Cglot&landscspedfr financing. -Call 324-571-5747. ------_ Dairy quality hay for sal 0 whorel Residei *p, Froo osUmoios, - • for rent: $1200/mo. S 1 Also aome feeder ha : i ------^ ------tailing, a offices,UCTION _Cai^Bnjco 733-7543 T U T O R IN G . 2n d Ave. N. Call O am i = = I 703 Call 566-2283.. / |_^PPUANCE^ — ^ 1 5 — I CUSTOM ____ a b le rates, rofs, I ■ R.R.HARD^DWOOD FLOORS Maihetlng at 734-8744 rWAlX O L D 4 ------I MOBILE HOMEyiE I ^ M R M S E R V I CE KS FE E D E R Iw y In big baleIlea. DISHWASHER Kenmoi;T 7 7 Co" > a NEW floora IBad Grammar or Writing TF 10V12'office spaco- f o r I "S^CE $70 dellverod. also dallalry portable. $350. 326-SOiKJ28' • ^9, toping, a sande LOWEST DISCOUNT----- 1 I HOME) or small. - Froe estbnot - F IL £ R . For rent. 2 bdi PRICES notoi-Wooooutollown *Holp for Homo T oachors TF OFFICES .73fre0:-8022 S425+S350 clean! 9300 or 351-1266 J I CONSTRUCnfl^ownor B o b P otenerson 208-733-6066 Croallve Writing/Photd deposit. Refs, req. — Now-dlscontlnuofl ------TF-Profe«8l6nal offl ------C ^ e and l ton. 734-974S1743 dairy allalla hay. 1st,2n2 ^ o p e n Mon-Sat ***’ ALAN'S GenoralJIONAL C lovvn sprinklers.S( 15 yrs _ ------JE R O M E roommoto wo S ? 702 Main Ave. N. ^-r- a 3rd crops. Lab teste< friQ R em odels. NowCOATINGS cor ■. Wo ' do what you .' I ed, S200/mo., 324-46 ‘ny 733-6146 . ° ' Specialty docks, I TAX I -^1 608 leave messege. Chuck high protein, heavll 329.5857 c a n 'ti FreoFrc ost. 734-3322 I COMMERCtAL 2 2 . fertilized. Also. poo. oM i DV patio cavers,Industrial. ci ■" — I PREPARATION I REFRIG. 21 cu. n. Harvet sheds. Small! ^ P R O P E R T Y KIMBERLY Roomma1?“ '® W ISHING y o u all a pros,roB. alfalfa hay mix. All tonto Qold rofrlg. Runs well E R . repairs, 734-: *■■■ In c o m e T A X ' , H n e e d o d prefor female. p o ro u s '96. BALES UN. UN- balea. Ox Yoke Ranch $ 2 5 0 firm. 733-8369 Atte MEDICAL I -1.0 0 0 s q . f t bWg. approvi tietalla. 423-6949 afldr ' P R E P A R A T IO N •»- LIMITED want to helplJ^lp, • Arlmo, Id. 208-697-575^ 7 pm.______PROFESSIOr for daycare or sm. bui t SHEET Allordablo R ates oess. 734-0455.423-64-5411 ROOMMATE WANTEite d We haul big balesall sum- R O O R N Q a C0< HAY 2 n d . 3rd a 4th cuttlnfl r e f r ^ g / f r e e z e i AL - M A G IC VA/ALLEY MEDICAL JACKSTEVENS . . e v e s. & w e e k e n d s.. $25 0 /m o . to share howouse. m e r & retrieve any siz e all 64.40-78.60 TON tost ^ 733-7221 o r )frigoratk)n32fl S U P P LY Y AND OXYGEN . __ 733-4786 . 09. year. 206-643-6366 , ' w/loemaker.19.2 cuv o I st Com mericol, Indi 736-5506 or 420-4409. ___ Plus oat hay. ton baloi'0 3 K enm oro. $250.16.1 cu I 1 residential . MocBcaraMAtedicnld/lrtsyronco FOR LEASE OR SAL 934-S359 or 934-4066, ,rell ' rosldonUal. Bulldi-8548 734-06(>600 Twin Falls CAR LOT In Burley. < ■ • Kenmoro rofrlg/lroozerVfiof - L ea k a repaired In if 704 i r r $50/offer. 21.7 cuft. ches — 4 3 6 - 6 5566 6 Mini-Cnssla flee, shop.'black toi av HAY 3rd cutting. 100 h J f a r m m m h i n ^ ^ n O A H O 1-80(K3C■303-0602 Idaho fenced. On Overlam Tons, small balos. ■ freezer. 1 yr old, $300___ [ SAWTOOTH Sh FAX i I C atl 734-3956______1.800-773-3167. ;a t N o ra ln . Top quality. . E R METALk Repair ------run-;- — - A f te r 6pm -543-5725- :u ft HoaUng/AC Refrig TFBuslrwsa rental p rw REFRIGERATORWhlrl ! ! ? i & ------S » N D ‘ir S T G R A V E r ' ^ pool refrlg,/froezor. c16( uft Com m ercial and ret -YOUR- ' fy In A m erican P taz aS tr ___ HAY and-dean bartey Btiav* z er, (208) 733-85<>24-8432 ______• — Ma».~430fteq.-n^-intefks-IB! l l B i i i — tu. ft w/auto Icomaker y a rd ator "® $260.734-3261. I I t a l ...... ST l . 6,000 sq.ft. fenced yai '76 antique IHC-JD-CAT SOUTHERN IC EUVERED sand a topsoll for • area. .r7^-1983 or 82) 701 —rra cto tB T 't'o ran ran nin-; JT" STO V E: Woittlnghouso set ' Building &Bntah R ■ G ra v e l, sai " 9 Hay for salo all craps, SJnSi’ driveways./s. parking lots, etc, T l B e st offer, 324-6167. I. ■ cleaning oven, $2M . T a TIMES'CLASSIFIEO I I*" <60-$8S.Call 625«)11. ------w i too. G rm f Sate* 4 TPRetaD-Whelesale.2.00 — ble, heavy wrought Iror W E S T CO, INC - DEPARTMENT ^ wW 145HolatelncewafQr8al ',M Xdw>W ~6 rm T M lti^ 160 736-17160r324- ^ ■ sq.AboHdlfw.4thAveV I* Loada 68 bales straw»w le g e , 6 ohalrs and 1 ex- HE"- ™ 733-1234 208-734>5538 Call 7 3 ^ ^1 2 .733-707S Call 638-6639. — 1 Reid rea^. $2600. I deHvared. Call 324-6167.-I h t ^ o n . $300- 643~M56 ...... W O O D aM E T c a ll 438-6216 ----- BUILDINGS Burtey TractbrSalvaB* self foundatton to flnis ______r sale. C o m b in e s tractor pa rts Ta- Ing,. concrete rertjc Paul. ID ♦438-6420 ■ . * ron - CallJorry878 ex- homa. 431-0613 0 I ■; .. 158. ------0*4 T1moB-N«w8. TVvIrTVvin Falls, Idaho Tuosdoy..January Jc 16,1996

LABS 4 black, 4 chbc(nbcolate, WANTED; i HomosIosleod ARCTIC CAT-*955 E X T - JA PA N E SE ENGINEIE & CH EV Y . 1 090, extencended FORD, F250, 1970,I, 4X4i4) CADILLAC '86 Secedan QEti, '94 Metro 3-;dr.dr. i 8 - OLDSMOBILE t«83, Del-. all m ales, purobroibred. 6- poppy trail, pottery.y. Mor-: POWDER SPECI.C AL -TRANS.4X4spedaljots. (iab, 4X4, 500 milesles on n4w engine, batteiy,/.good gt DeVHIe. All th e optictio n s, spd, $500 down $126.225-21- taRoyaJe.WeOtaKoncare wks-old. No papers.ere^JtSO b w Minton, boneI cct h in a. - iT l^ , 1.800-368-3742I------rebuilt engine, $12,50C500 tirea & brakes, S26(12600. front wheel drive. Good Gi /mo. 60 mos., 9.9%I ap a p r. of. $2,600. Call734-jW 56: ------GalRS4-6606;------O A C,4iP474,-i-:------C « » -ag 4 -7 4 0 t ------. ■ oondr^34-8376------bLDSMO-BlCTflrrerijrta---^ ------LABS 4 -p u ro d b red p ------Q M C '9 2 Suburban Ml All the $5,968 Id p u p s, ^ N T E D ; ElectricI sewer s( Excollent snowmobil CHEVY, 8-10, 1886,6, (ex- Q .M .C 1995 3/4 ton hei M u st Mtn H om e F o rdI do, e x 6 cond., S2500, call black, gold. & chocc I heavy options, iike new. M iccolate. line roto-rutter.r. Call< 1992 Polaris 650 “R>r x u ' j ANtlQUEAUTO!O S te n d e d c ab , V6, autoiTtomas duty 350 m o to r. 6,0066,0 see. 734-8375 (800)743*3326 . 536-6356 .6 wks olds, $100 oa. 934-4766.______aggressive long tractra c k : -E S . Ic, new tires, good coi cond. miles. $18,500.432-61 OLDSMOBILE ’88. Cul- Call 436-9329. .T/sn ' “ mplete now motor, li S4900..Call 324-5920 —------CH EV Y *76 N o v a VV-8, QEO, '94 Metro 4-dr, Al ^ ------WATCH COLLECTC xcel. • - — Q M C '9 0 C lub C abb longlo auto, • Qood shape, n I’/mo lass SL. Excel, cond. LABS AKC reoistsra 'i - body milos. fox shodlocks' PORO ‘60 T'Slfd «= runs $500 down $125.21/m( tered, 7 Long time.Boise colle ^ lightweight ski’s, covi'avor driver 78K orlg millliles. CHEVY: SIO 4x4, Tahi'ahoe, b e d S L E , new 6.2 dlesef,diet good. 5900. 736-8921>28 ' 60 m os., 9,9% apr, O OAC A c! $8000feffer. Call 734-0668 block, 6-yollow, parp a re n ts Will poy top dollar for for you hot dog cookor, $3200200 or padded dash. $2E12600 1 991-PU , ‘84-Blazsr,ir, (exc $ 1 0 .7 6 0 , 686-7165 ------«IP483.------OLD8M0BILE19T3 - ______Bfo p ood h untera &4 c com.-., _ o |d .m o n B -S w lB S w rSovo J206) 934r6951. leave mag.,m — cond..436-4407.afiar.S -CHBVY,-'94-Cavaller-i ■ p 'a - n l o n 8 ,$ 2 6i 0 O 7 / e a . watch. Call Brian ®®M0- i ^“^-’ 788-4030160 QMC ’90 1/2tonTsl8psIi ------^ •Toronador455cu.-tav-e.------f . r f ? ' AT. AC. c a se , SS • MtnHoineFort Twoowner.$1600. 326~4292______666-6982 accesececode -Hiii ------______F O R D ie2 6 M o d e lT dlump u i DODQE '00 D-150 AuAuto, 4x4. S13,000/ol«5Her. $176.77/mo. >■ 6^ . -(^_7*gj^______-Phone:.a24i3»a ...... I ■ - -0 2 ______------HAIJLMAR}C-1se6-8nojnow-- r$6K — V-8 r-low-mile0r-Exc;xcei.- -734-6094. - ...... ------■ — nfg>. B.9^t Apr, OA LHMAAPSO puppleiiples(4) ------n o s e , 734-4382 after 4 pm.. . cond. $9000. 686-208 HONDA'85 CRX Sl. b la d — J — 'rTibbllo tr a ile r . V -n o s !22L QMC '91 Ex-«abXL££4X4. 4J #P421. $ 10 0 oach. CaJI 676-176-1674 W HEEL CHAIR, Wantcinted to romp, doors front at 5 spd. AC. Sunroof.tlnte ‘ and -WANTED to buy: N on DO DQ E, V4 to n , 1 9 « ,,4X4, 4> Exc. cond. Loaded. 5-SPd.5-SI $8,966 M INhPINSCHER AKC brand now, S599 1-2664. Mtn H em e F o rd windows. $3975; AVO, 4 8 K m is . TTjSpe, 5995. drivable '58-'64 Chehevy sh o rt Imx, runs great,t, 92K9: $ 1 4 ,5 0 0 . Doug, 676-261 Cali 676-5404 • Swka. 1 fem a le s $40C^00 ea. bad,, call 733-4560. - 678-0324______cars. Cali 734-7021. milea. $3300/offer. 766-78 1-800-251-2684. (600)743-3326 - oruiee, AC, excmlont 1 female, 733-4538 — 5 9 9 9 day or 763-123717 0VO - 5 ^ ” HONDA '91 .A ccord LX,JC, :2 -cond. $7905. 676-2981. ------O auiriM , . . Iho toiutio□ilon ,o Largo sdlectlon of latea te ...... — _____ FORD '89 PR O BE O ' MINIATURE SCHNAU: ,03] model u so d snowmobileiblles. I 1006 dr, iosdsdl Excsl cond OLSMOBILE CutlBa« Slor- AUZER dD your twodt. 733-0031 ^ FORD-'66 Bronco. 4X4.4X ISUZU ’86 Tropper II. A . ~ S9599/ofler. FORD ’9: pure bred pu p s. (6)8) $100 S • REASONABLY PRICECDEOII I S E M I & HEAVY L h . ra’64,4 dr. cnjlse^C, tilt . 7 $4.200.678-6526 A M /F M c O s s e tt e . tc a Taurus GL, excel cond oa. Have both parearent^ Want to Buy Dachshishund Adventure MotoreportiOrt* j^^^QUIPMEN^ package, excel, conco ^d . 736-5964 leave m sg . 5J1°’ $2500/of>er. M 6^4«48 af- C osh onlyl CaJI 543-613-6556. porferred adults. 438-88-8093 2469 Kimborly Rd m J FORD '90 3/4 Ton PS. P l l — $10,499/offer. 676-1024 J.PS, M ust aell. $3900^ finfl^rm. f o r d *88 T aurus G L ------733-5072 CHEVY 1971 2 ton truruck c ru ia e, 5 sp d ., now llres. lire 736-0965 or 324-1370 — ^ W onted to buy: Oldo■Idor ------115___ door.AC.'crulse. 56Kn PLYMOUTH, Colt, 1089, ' QUEENSLAND ------w/mounted monu)ure One owner. Good condond. Barbie's & Barbie clol:lolhos OVER 25 usod enowmiwmo- spreader, includes fli A fter 6pm call 543-57211725 JEEP '70 Commsncando $320a 0011324-6508 $1600 or best offec.R una * BLUE HEELER pupups, from the 1960's-70’s.''s. Will bllos In stock. M agic Ve — PDL, cess, super buy :Y oi- bed du m p & racks. $50C ------H a rd & soft top4. RuiRuns pono .gt Fnstlvo. Bcc great! Good cdndltlon. : CALL 543-5096 buy estates or collecUcctions. loy'ssnow m oblib i l e 768-4613 early am o r■pm' p F 0 R D ’B3 Explorer Edd xcel. tow peymentl MEX017A, Call626-6531 . _____ sddle good. $2000, 733-807 cond. 40mpg. Reliable3le $10,995 ROTTWEiLER AKCr rre T ™ Call 733-9688I supermarket. Kawasi —- Bauer. 50K mis. Excc ^ ^ ' 4 . . Q r.7 3 3 -l3 ^ ovefl,IS. ki/Suzuki/Polarls of TwiTwin FORD ’72 L series trueuck, cond. $16,500 538-29!2922 J E E P 7 1 C J5, X cond.l.V-8,' V- $2995. Call 4 2 3 ^ 6 9 8 Mtn Hom a Ford PONTIAC,'86 Sunblrd : ------puppy’s call 734-48 ------(600)743-3326 Loove message. • FailM SI '4th Avo.I. W . 460 g a s , 5 & 4 trans:, Hwjtd 0'’ S36-6676 $6300.734-9313.733^ FORD '87 Rangor. ext■xtra ____ convertible coupe. Save - ____^ Wanted; Used Subijbaru. 734-4060 dem a x el. 240* WS, Hli n o e r HONDA, CM o. 1 9 9 1 .44 dr. thousands at wrlnt^r pric- ~ » QtH w agon, 4 w heel orr frfront II 22' FO R D ’04 F^IQO Ex-cab. JE E P *90 C herokeskee ^b. 4x4. 5-spd, Camp ROTTWEILER 6 mos. i ------3 ton boom h a s a Buhl 2 spoclal. Loaded423^1;(127 sedon, 38,000 mllos, lightllaht eslO nly43K m llesl all shots. Exc. lempen” V°m: w heel drive. 738-7161.61. PHAZER’94 II long tracktrac elide off flatbed. Call Brt3rad Qlastlte shell. PW. seat0Qtg, L are d o . Loadodli Troll ------$3300. Cali 766-9631 0 pkg. 7 7 K mis. Red. Excc ------Uuo. oood shape. S8800 ent $175.366-2963.3. ^ . 31 at 733-0689.______etc. 42Kmls. $17,600 FORD, '87Tom po. A T. AAi C . Call 766-1309. ® ^ ; — M 0 2 7 ' — ; Cali 736-2424 wk dayslyB c o n d . $10,900. 352-193 cass, only 87K.mlie ------Mtn Home Ford ROTTWEILER AKC re{ 1 POLARIS ’fl[4XL'CL-''' Q M C 1 8 8 2 d u m p truci . E S I Yos.tore up k n ee playin' CLEAN,,*.™. HONDA: 1992 Accord LX, (600)743-8326 - tered puppies, 736-4S | O A R A Q i s ^ lying 10-12 yard dump beeied! FORD ’94 Turbo diesc^ JE E P '9 3 W rangler Hai fully loaded. $11,595. Cali golf,waitlng for snow )60 top, w h ite in color, factoi leave m e ssa p e . ' •owl Hendrirtson suspensioiion. c re w .c a b , 4x 4 , F.35C Mtn Home Ford 733-4394 leave m sg. ., 8UBA H U OL ^ d o o r ' ______FJLER E state Sale, Inens. llnei Must sell lo pay Ooctoictor. a t, diesel engine, extixc. Qom top canopy, lutlyfull > h e e l . Low miles, '821 ■ .* (MX)) 743-3320 se d an . Excel, cond. SCHNAUZER AKC mIrmlnla- china, knit, books. 11amIll Lots ol optional equiplu lp . cond. 197 9 2-yard loadeder, loaded, white, must aeetsse < 1 1 .0 0 0 . Coli 733-7621 ____ JE E P -93 Grand Cherokee.kee. After 6pm 733-0673 lure puppies, 6 wks.,1,. 2 tQ 6pm , Jan. 10 thru131 31 at Lowmlloage. $4750/offoi3«or. n e ar n e w tires, Rops cal»b. $26,000. Call 206-237837------:------^ Jan Laredo pkg. Fully loaded.j g j ■ 0 /e a .. Bowles Court *39 C St i------FORD, '90 Taurus aed«ii 00 SUBARU. Wagon, 1081,4 black-males. S200/e St. 324-2837 or 1-800.635 _D_etroltcJle8el.onglntf^CflCall. _a265jQ L 2 0 fl:2 3 2 :2 2 92 2 _ _ JEER^herokeoU«redo■edo.. _A T ..V 6rA C , tU trC /a c aS5^ * _exc^OJii^S.U.5.0,0.. ------6 7 S :3 r 6 6 . • ■'— wnaemriv«rfuna.-aood:------• TF Moving, queen hide ______anyUme (206) 785-550p. — 1 9 0 0 .P W .p l cruise,I, etc;etc $500 down. $14l.2 1 /mrnoT i 349-S517. ■______^ FO R D ’94 low mi., w/toollool- E X C E L COND., 5 speed ----- $1000/offer. 328-4262 SHIH TZU pups, femoliTiales. bed, XLQ mottress,, longlo POURIS '87 340 wed. 48 mos, lOSapr. OAC INTERNATIONAL 196)85 box & bedllner, ver' $10,000.00 673-6676.8. #5EX027A ■ UNCOLN -86 C ontlnentaintai eves< or 734-8Se5.days. • Call 543-6557 ' . couch. TV con. chalila irs , -.Ukenow . SIQOO/offer.r- 9370convenllonaltroctoitor. clean, 677-4014 ■ - Mark VII. good cond. ------etc., 734-0971' ’ ■ m SS-868 _____ Call 734-6767 400 BC-3. 13 spd^42 — M ITSU B ISH I ‘91 Monlori ,$4000. Call 686-2660. SUBARU: 1983 wagon. ' e h l t FO R D 1995 XLT-150 4X4 IVS Home Ford — 66,000 miles, 82600. ■ SHIH TZU, AKC (2) Ve POLARIS '86 fndy 650, sleeper. 4-spring sijspeh X^ RSV-e, AC,PS,AT,81I (600)743*3328 nicb pups. $150.00 eac» m . ^ 8lon.240’ wheerbBse.1ito 9000 mi., many accesso -ml., e x c . cond.. $11,500 • UNCOLN '92 Contlnentaintai 1241 Falls Ave. E. or call ' Nowtrack&clutch..$160£ an. ries. must see— belov •nA ' Signature Series,' loaded,-led, 734-1465 . Call 352-4450.______Cali 543-4601 eves. aluminum r1msw/24ston Hagerm an. 837-9051 FO R O ,'92 Mustang cou p i ::___ dard tire s. Very clean. JJ4 2 book price. Call734-041{ — r AT, AC, cass. $500 dow r leother, exc. cond. must Springer Spaniel AKC, 1 S Trucking. 629-5930. — N ISSA N *87 Now tiros, CC see, $15,150, 736-0057 SUZUKI.‘94.Swlfr6-epd,' _ FORO ’91 Explorer Sport, . CD $ 1 1 3 .3 2 /m o , 6 0 m o « — cass. $500 down, $1&.- ; shot/wormed. S250. C< 9 lort. $ 4 0 0 0 . C ali 734-9544•* 10%apr,CAC. #P485A. 167 A T . A C . P W , PL. Exo LINCOLN '94 Town car,;ar, 217mo 60 mos, 9.9% apr, . . J______- 324-3587 len. INTERNATIONAL 198; ...... - $8,444 “ c ab o v e r r s spd.; 350 Cat•at, c o h d r 7 3 3 -2 8 4 5 . A ftei like new cond, silver, ex-. ex- - OAC.«P489. - 903 good cond., $12,000.. 1 6:00 o r weekends. T O Y O T A ’8 6 4-R unnoiin o r . Mtn Home Ford toned warranty, $20,000}oo ' $5,986 I 821 ' )pm 42'-flatbed trailer, 1 42 — N ew p a in t, loaded. CDCD. ; (800) 743-3326___ or make offer; 733-4440-4 0- . M tn Home Ford IsTEREO/RADtO/CK POLARIS, un™ , TW, FOR D, *93 Crew Cab 4x4,1x4, alarm. Extras. $6500 COS i Soi ^ OM,^ belt trailer. l 26' Pup trail ^ FORD. '92 Tempo sed'ar — (600)743-3386 warranty, never ridden"gy er. 664-9300 or 351-1266 6-spd, 460-V8 engine,ne. Call 734-8561 UNCOLN: Towncer, '81, CAR STEREO, Plonoe - —make-offer-or-take-ove _ AC. tilt, C/C, cas, Shsrp ___ AT. AC, tilt, c a s s , SSOi>°0 tnocho mist, 302, goodlod TOYOTA Celica, 1981, 4- ■p & down,126.67/mo for 6i KEH.P6200, C0X.R61P 6 1 0 1981 PE 250. runs goOl payments. Call 736-290C*7- M ichigan 35A loader 4-1I.1 trucki IMP491. TOYOTA *94 sharps cond. $1800.734-.t485> cyl, 5-spd. Newtlres, runs changer, SSOOea. or $9($900 5500.00. Call-32e-sSl6.— or 736-7696 ofter 6:00 pn’ 1 $21,868 cleani O nly 16K ml, wwar- ar m o s ® 10% APR. OAC — good. $950/dflsr 423-4886 ,l„„ bucket. 4 wheel stoor. 1 lany #6ES001A. MERCURY'86 Qrana n tor pair. Lanzar 10* subs,sub 3/4 yd bucket. Qood cond. Mtn Homo Ford ranty, alarm , AC. & many Jrbaii HARLEY. 1992, Herllafl Dhly ' ' $5,995 Marquis. Low mileage,ge, VW - 1974 Super Beetle S130; 6X9, $145. Urbe PS Snow Machino Rjintais— Call 734-5123______(800) 743-3326 extras. Must sell. Only amps. 4400, $150. 220<2200.' Softtail, 4,000 miles, n We hove snow. Smllej — $13,995. Call 629-5650.iO. Mtn H om e F o rd loaded. Excel, cond. convertible, exo, condi- $130. Prices negotiabl0. PB.$2500, Call 324-8704.4. (800)743-3326 DODQE, Caravan SE.}E. Is a $3 extra fe e VIDEO. Editing equipm ent graphite. $150 e a . 734- — .1967. very clean. $3995)96 .. for the guarantee-I s . Over 57000 new. asklncIflna b o a ts a re here. CHEVY *83 3/4 Ton V-8'8 FORD, '94 Stepside 4x4, F O R u stea e CARS $ Bert Harbaugh Motors 4, Book price. $5225.00.oo. package. Ads m ay S2500. Call 734-9361. I a 350. Std. trans. NowW A T .V 8. AC.OIt. C/C, PW.|V. Coli 736-9 1 0 6 .______f s « r mVUCKS I :— W endell 10. Magic Volley's• SNOW BOARD M orrow rubber. Qood cond.J- POL. c a s s , only 18K ml,, __ be cancelled early - n locat Factory Authorized^ 65. Bindings, S200.__ $3000. Call 536-2648 full factory ^arraritS'.y'. FORD *92 Aerostar XL for custom er ' $ Tip Dollar for Anynyrtar.AnyUhdell $ 4 825 marine sen/lce center. ^W ANTEDTO^j^ SNOW SHOES w/bindln- r *IP492. Local sales rep. van.in . convenience but (206) 536-6323, g s $100. A ntelope & OallIS; CHEV Y '8 5 3 /4 ton. $2500, $17,888 Blue, 56K mis. Donlmiss gt 766-3346 ■. . i|M th e charge will '10* O r larger r>on-worklncking RANGER 1977. ” sheep mounts. S300 & Mtn Home Ford thisonel $8100.736-6061 remain the same. lunuM'si-a color T V s a VCR’s . Call $500. Call 324-1387 <• (800)743-3326 •800-CMI Call . 175 HP. Mercury, ^ CHEVY 196 2 3/4 ion pick­ — FORD, '86. 8 pass van, 423-4676-eves & w knds.ds. fish flnders, troll motor, up. Please call 543-5974 'f- Ski tuning - Edges sharp­ L FORO. '95 Extra Cab M ■ loaded. $3995. 734-4001Ol’ t t : everythinqii $5990, I iuFJSSSga^SKo*;: s ' CAR TRAILER, w anted to ened. B a se s ptexed, skisLi DODQE'95 2500 PU.I TonXLT4x4, AT.351-V8 9 . e O l . M A I N ^ Bert Harbaugh motors ’ ongine, AC, tilt, C/C, PW.V FORD. Aeroetar, 1990,>0, - 1 AVK. BAST. S buy. 16”tandem axle, — hotwaxed.$15. 73»633trei V-10.15K mi.. 768-3346 good condlllon. Also want PDL, cass. only 8000id AC, cruise, new tires,>8. J I i sssssssssiSSSSSSSSS 5. mllest #P497. $6200. C all 324-1360. to buy, 1980 to 1966, car­ r, I 9 1 0 i DODQE. R a m DSO, 1992, go van In good shape.“ _ Wendell ID, (208) 536-6323 *** $6,000.00. Cali 423-42144 $21,888 0, J t r a v e i T t r a i ^ r ^ FORD, Convarelon Van, Call 324-6627.______after 6:00 p.m. ■ Mtn Homo Ford 198i; LOADED, very — I l 0 4 ■ ...... (8 0 0 )7 4 3 -3 3 2 6 ...... ,y 22' sell contained travel«5 FORD‘81 F150XLT.-ro- 1. ' n ic e, r u n s greot. Asking COLOR TV’S and VCRs H cam pers^he^ trailor. Sleeps 2. excel needing repair. 734-3639 f built 351, AT. AC. $2300.}' FORD. '95 Extra Cab V.y. $4200. C all 735-0889,. 123 cond, S800. See at 146* PU box trailer. $300/otfer.r. Ton X LT 4x4. AT, 460-V8'8 _ — Camper shell for sale,— Addison Ave W. #2A. COWBOY sheet music, pe*po- Very good cond.'R ts long 436-5009 ______engine, AC, tilt. CtC, PW, I 1 ^ 0 ilSEN MOTf o ^ 9 e i7 & so n g books. Also, — PDL, cass, like newi or standard size Ford1 . A L L 1 9 9 5 & 1 9 9 6 '• IL^UTOSFORJAL^ any cowboy hats, any ■h FORD’93 F-150, bluo, 55 IV6X28021A my Ranger. $300/6ffer. ColiS COBRA R F T H W HEELS cond. Call collect,= t , • 637-6656.______spd, 6 cyl.. 31,OOOK, pluss $22,995 8U IC K '8 5 L eS sbro, 4-dr, «■ TRAVEL TRAILERS*j remaining warranty, excel 543-5315. ^ '«■ ARE REDUCED 1) Mtn Home Ford A/r, V-8, Looded, exc. •d cond, $9.500. 736-6221 <800)743-3326 cond. $3500. 733-9453 Cash paid for oid mliliaryiiry 4 9 0 5 ng IN PRICEII m m decorations, medals,Is, l^m JNSjW Ft^S 109B - 27' SIERRA 5 thA FORD ’94 Ranger, sport,, FORD, Explorer Sport,t. B U iC K 'B 9 Century, 4 door badges, Insignia, photos, oil wheel Travel Trailersr burnt orango. bucketI 1992, all options, runss V-6. auto. Fuii power, documents, uniforms, elc.fic' N ew B e retta 12 go. sh o t­ w/sllde oui. Qreon. Liste seats. AM/FM cass. PS, great, low miles, AT, 1986MERCURRY TOPAZ ^ . AC, white. New tiros.8- 4 Door, Front W heel Orlv'rive. Automatic d . Paul Nutting 733-1691. gun, A-390 Sliver Maiard.= Prico $22,900. Reducedo PB , sport w heels, SHARPII S11.500/offer.438-5161. $2900/Offer. 736-6928 — $6(». Cali 324-1404 to $16,995, Low ml, 2 yr. factory war- Transmission, Power StSteering. Power ' B rakes. Computers, printers, 199e • 29’ HiaH SIERRAh ranty, $10,400.676-4933 anything electronic, NOT)T vl ' 5th wheel Travel Trailer WORKINQ or WORKINQ >t- w/sllde out. List Priceit FORD 1964 3/4 ton. PU. 4 9 0 6 ------1 733 6760 will pick up free. d. $26,100. Reduced tod runs excellent. $850. Coli 1986 PONTIAIIC 6000 ^ — £hottubs/poo^ 523,300. 734-3956______Power Steering, Power E Four or six wicker chairs. . 1 9 9 5 -3 0 'SIERRA 5\h Call 676-2717.______C A L S P A Portable hot tub J' FORD; 7 5 F 2 5 0 supercab. . Transmission, Front Whehool D Excol. cond. $1900. &• Call 637-6199 or 837-6196 Price S24.900. Reducedd ;Q M C 7 5 C -1 0 4 spd. AC. up to 30 ’. S pruce. A sp e n &' to $20,995, 1986 FORD BfIRONCO ^ ------tariypo3:ct>ir20B-7Bg267r — —PSrtong-bod.-^OO/offer • — 4x47PoworSteoringrAMJvt/FM Stereo C a s s e t t e i ^ ^ ^ S p IT C ai S p a ’P aciflca"95 mod-Z 1996 • 26' SIERRA Travel ] Coll 734-1984 and Much Much More. ' Long box pick up b e d trail­ill- el. 220, alteir. ozonotor. Trailor, Air-Conditlonor, ' e r for church youth group.ip. deiux cover redwood cob- Mlcrowovo,-Awning. List NISSAN, . IOM , PU. good Ploaso u ll 326-5305. inet, S3700 or possible« Price $19,317. Reduced . .. Exit 182 on 1-64 I cruise, auto/w O.D. fjpiMttwnBB “ Jets, elr injectors, lounge0 733-6756 AM/FM radio. 37K mis. »g:r‘aiM WANTED CUSHMAN se at, redw ood siding, now • 625-5336 Likenew . $1 1,900. M otorscooter or old° s p a cover. portot>lo. ^ a t s Please no Sat. call. 1994 TOYOTA motorbike. Any condition.n- 5 to 6 comlortflbly..Prlcodr ______i 733-5285______5 Speed Transmission. AM/FMAl Steroo. Only ^ Cali 734-9393 a t only. $1900,733^9511.y COMPANION 13.000 miles WANTED Usable spinning“ Pleaso loove message. „ Q ualitym odo In idaho 1 0 0 8 I wheel a equip. 1 NASH TRUCK PARTS Bright M . Only tS.OOO Ullaj g E M Cali 324-6416 4 9 0 7 ! I Affordabio. durable AACPESSORIK 1988PLYMOUJTHCOLT — I MOTOB.HOMES.ai.RVS. ^ _ BROCKMANS’ RV 5.Sp«ed,FourWheel-Or1v ------WANTED-UsodNordIc • 734^1671-800-773-3167 ■ -5*T6:ff^tr8oa8on g tiros 4 Track. 324-6533 LINDYSr 1964 Solar wheels on Dodge rims. jMfe-awir ^ MMFM Stereo C a sse tte 7 povrared. Asklng$12.000 Komfort 1971, 21 foot solf I$ 4 0 e a o r b e s t oner. WANTED 2500 + Sq. fl.}• Call 736-1760 contained. 733-5125 I Cali 324-8632. house under $200,000. _ $2700.00 or olfer. ■ IMflmMHffll - Proopproved for loan.I.' WINNEBAGO ABTht0fil0iU.V-6EiltlM______1989 SUBARUrsx ^ FORD parts.. C4, aulo; HKSMf Automatic, Power S eatsI &A W indows, Air . M 734-0226. Minnie 300, Minnie Winnier TERRY 22 ft. Nice. Q o o d ® trans., 302 comploto, 400 CondlUonIng, Tilt, C ru ise», , iR e a r Defroster . T Warrior, Brave, AdventurerI cond. Good tires, new M com plete. 436-5009 \ WANTED 360 4-barrel'I BROCKMAN'S RV bflttoiy, $2950.654-9064. IHfBRHnHHPB manifold, 460 engine or lOwturtooM___ ^______SEJ naar JJ 734-31671-600-773-3T87 car for parts. Drum set . 4 1 0 0 9 I a n d a gun. 734-4668. g 1991 HONDA A(ICC0RD2DR^ — 4 9 0 S n IHrilMHHW AMrt=M Steroo, Air C onditIlitioning. Front W h e e l-^ ^ y 'WANTED Cement mixer.. I I S N O W v e h i c l e s C H EV Y '6 4 C ustom deluxe 4x4.XLTPackatr. NfwTtnt_____!8»‘tillllill Drive, Cuto & Sporty 326-3316. _ I I & E Q U I P M E N ^ 3/4 T. $3500. 543-5953 WANTED NORDIC TRACKC i 1990 340-Poiarls Sport I CHEVY '95 PU, 3/4 ton, iiinMRnin Good, Used. Call 733-4413I 2-up. $1800.734-5163. I ext. cab, turbo diosoi, (Mr i6.ooo ma. im m ------SCTMa1 1987 LINCOLNI TOWN CAR B i loaded, low ml., $26,500. #7-5079, Booutiful B lu e.. Automatic,A Air - r ^ ^ 1 WANTED Oid pictures & T • 1996 Indy Storm RMK. 150 f ■ ■ 3676-2981 o r 676-5475 Conditioning, Ali The Optic • • 1 frames, small or toy sew- mllos, rovereo. S7.000. ^ IWHPIlHni , ing m achines, old quilts or.r Call 766-3673.______1002 I CHEVYa '96 Suburban, 3U Metmmi V^. Air. ' quilt pieces. Old colorful - AUTO PARTS & custom I paint, powor ov> pttehefs6.pans.733-669ft 2 enow boards. Call ■ ACCESSORiES erything, j, iow mi., ninnlng HuCes !Harrison's -766-2800,.;------; ------— -boar------‘IK'tlNlillS Homa of the TheiseniP F /sn - TheBasleslPlmlnThsThsWoridToBiiyACS!^ ARTIC CAT'89 EXT 530 ------.CaUJ35-4552 . . - bCall 324-2926.______WANTED to buy,8X0’ Mountain I Cal. looks & O 701MAIIINAVE. E., T»rwin Falls ' campershell to fit 1900 mns r exMllent Is piped & Chevy > PU 4 core radiator,- CHEVY, ^ «« t o n . 1991, ox- ■Ford Heavy Halfton. h ^ a s perem eters. $2650/ <$125. New 7 blade flex- Cl-c ellent^ondltkxi. $13,500. 73377001TDLLFREEjJ^00-316-7703’ I • ' Call 734-7605. ofloffer, 324-4680 evenings. ifan, 525. 12 volt battery, CalI-736-6880. 5 $20. S43-4913______V DODQE. 1089 to 1993.'tull--- S siz e truck bed. gray In coi-----C^4 Of w/camper3hell. Excel-,----- ct — t — ^ ------lent condWon. 736-4942. \---C

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