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% ------w Good irmorning P a c ee s lo ^VS onI any .. - T o d a y ’s f o r e c a s t : hostjage dieal Partly cloudy withwi slight chance of TTioABaodated Press detainees wosw not discusscd. That is a kc thundershow ers. Highs Hi, in thc mid-80s. key in order for ihe Israelislis t« t l IM -|— ITTI— ^ nh m n i nlcn secretary .geoenil— ■ ilso-soid-hc had-received-n««ialew ------Aftcrthe-mectingrPcrPcrcz-djrCricllar sold— i ^ A 2 and an Israeli envoyy * on Wednesday si by others, from President*illnl OBushtoa U ill lO U on the fate o f thc scvm missinling hc telep h o n ed Ira n ’s iombassodor lo thc dampened speculation ab» see bow soon we can get rcsiresulls." The Jerome Cityity Council has voted ! secretary-general, and to s ells are prepared to make evercry Perez dc Cuellar schocheduled no new talks Javier Perez de Cuellar, saic i Lubrani, who led the three unanimously to holdold a SepL 17 election said after a 1 H-hour Uri I ree-mcmber efibrt if theyly kknow in a very dear manncner wilh the Israeli dclegatiorition, but said he would ' session with Israeli negotiate for a $1.5 millionion revenue bond to tiators in Geneva. Israelii negotiatingi team in talksi withu Perez the situationI of their missing persons," Pcre:rcz sloy in Europe for somiome lime so hc could Bul he said be was “st upgrade thc city wawaste-water treatment “still hopeful that de Cueuellar, said the Geneva sessession wos dc Cuellar saisaid. “They wont assuranceces quickly return lo Gencvinevu if Ihere were ony plant. things may happen,” andd tlthose, hopes were “fruitfitful,” but that the releaseISC o f A rob which I will! tiyti> to obuiin from die other sidlide new developments. PagaBI Growth in Hai]ailey piaint for>rpay " Boisise’s ma^yor officicially The Hailey Cityity Council has been oslced to approve a massivet subdivision in the north, a nd to3 annexai additional land in the south. I Page Bl stepps into Ssenate nace ByDrewDeSiliSilver Timcs-NcwsI wrwriter • N o s u r p r i s s o - B 4

ALLS — Boise Mayor Dirlirk Kempthome in part becajccausc Idaho needs a^ made,it ofTicial Wednesday: H< B i g S k y c o a c hlies e ! look ahead He young senator who can:an : rebuild the slate’s' place retiring U.S. Sen. Slcvi:vc .seniority in thc Senate. :■-WhUff University.y.of Ol IdaKo'CciacKTolin’ T Apart from the Boiseisc mayorship,i a non-: Smith expects his VaiVandals to. slip a little, link any of us fully realize whahal partisan position, KciKempthornc's only: Boise State’s Skipp HallH oiTered annual to get into,” said Kcmplhomc: aas previous political expcriecriencc was managing pre-seagon.football11 meetingn attendees a d his wife, Patricia, and his tw 2 a r^ ld mayor, who in 1989 wmI'os candidates, althougli statetatc Sen. John Hansen' br re-election to a sccond four-ur- of Idaho Falls announcunced Tuesday he’s widely viewed as lhe favorite olof forming an cxplorator)tory corrimittcc and. Republican establishment. Thailat former Attorney Generalral JJim Jones has said: vas.rcinforced.oLWcdacsda^ xmeht-abouMiie-plnns^------crcncc, when Kempthome Permits av ^ bjbie l ne on Labor Day. >mier U.S. Sen. James McClurcire Whoever eventually' winswi: the Republican .... - .S tarlin g -to d ay .-lefleftover permits for - ign choimuin. - nomination likely willA-ill face U .S. Rep. . _ controjl^deer, elkfc aand ante!ope_hunts • one o f Idaho’s most rcspectcded w ill be sold by I ^ o10 ' lbcparirnent o f Fish oliticians, said he was backingng ■ Please see KEKEMPTH0RNE/A2 I- ( . And Game.-, Pag*D4 ^saysintvestigat ition ^ F l s U h e l p T h e N’orth w e s t PowerI Planning Council met Wedncdnesday to discuss changcs to improirove salmon and nd no wTOngdoi)ing steelhead runs. PageD4 i e l l Selling insurance wilhiwithout a liccnse is a writer misdemeanor underr Idaholi law. Thc insurance departmentnt alsoa can levy an LLS - Thc Idaho Departmentnt adminislrolivc penallyilly of S15.000 for UKE (ULnURr/TlM TkriM.N is investigating an allegation)n selling insurance withoutlout a license. Gabel «il o f Education m em ber Garyty said. S n e a k y v i d e o tnbnlck l( Earning money to buyluy new school clothes, FeliciaF Hlrsch helps T W IN FAL KempthomeFalls ma is acting as on insurance:c No charges have beencn I filed against Fay. Sen. Steve Symcmms* supposedly brig h ten th e lo t of herier tath er'a ca r b u s in e s ss W\ ednesday afternoon. I a liccnse, a deputy attorney wants to replai :y G abel said. shocking videotape3C imay or may not H trsch sa id th e co lo>rs rs w e re h e r m om ’s Idea1 tot help draw atten tio n t The insurance departrartmcnt terminated em barrass Syinm s’ tar]target. Rep. iUchard Symms. Kim berly R o ad M otoror (C ars In TSyln Falls; “1 don’t thinkcurrcnt investigation into Mr.!r. Fay’s liccnse when hc Ifailed lo file an Stallings. Either wway,'it. damage’s"' L ties,” said Roger Gabel, o0 application f6f rencwiew al a n d d id n o t _ ------Symms’ crediblHtyriyrtoday'a-editorial— — ^ w e're aboul to £ hc introduced:y h general who-represents thele complclc'required cducaljcalipn. classcs, said sajs. j . ‘ ortmenL children at a n n Dixie Screduk. u dcpartmctmcnt licensing staff , ^ Paga AS ] iio owns thc Anderson, Bloke, Psychiatrisist says mei Hall. “But we i c, member. jiital illness : Agency in Twin Falls, said shot. We invite i :d Under Idaho law, in.suni.surancc ogcnts must Tw isted sense of:Df freedom journey thattote is investigators Wednesdayly renew ihcir licenses eververy two years and lo ryo- -f/^ 1^1 1 ibund-ncLwmngrfning nn !«; tn iipfrhini.or:«r8PJV.cl^a^ey|S^^K sc n ^ h im to ja i l ,, becousc=^e|n^dally t tgnpcdci,tj he m et wilh state ObituartBs...... 2 S ection D July 16,1990.. JnrtbTiin it' ' ~ *’ nnd that theyJoL “It’s hell spending a yeayear looking at a Henn1 was^ discovered when the Magic Valley 3,4 Sports.. Sp< ...... 1-3 part. F ay said tl wall without a penny, witJwithout getting a attomey’iy’s ofTice saw a com puter li Comics'...... 5 OuO utdoors.....4-6 ogcncy'thot the letter or a visitor,” Hennn ssaid during his showed1 his1 lengthy jail time withe Buslness.-v.7-8 ;hafcr___invca.-tigating.stc Id ah o ...... 6 Bu: . hearing. **Nobody knew 1I exexisted.” being chjharged, Baltimore State's At enn sp e n t a y ea r In th e Ba Ie poslol premium forapo Saltimore Jail without beln P lease recycle Ihlsils newspaper Jienn was jailed in connennection with the Stuart Sir)im m ssaid. AP Lswfphete sentence “They foundle toe a papenwork erro r thahat showed he had been t said; lelng y, Estess Fay, who ha( sn released. leys that insurance in Id( ! actions attempt to renew 1 Investigators a£ , V,iteriu ■ fur— in su ra n c e -o g e n ' : X '.- - ■ . J ' -I uiicL tem iinatcd his lio hc hadn’t. Fay sai. \GAJA2 “I don’t w rite aj A

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—— —— A-2 Tlmoa-Nows. Twin Falla•alia. Idaho Thursday, Augustt iIf s . 1991 Fay^ Weatiiiier Tionager negotiations, effeffectuation- of. fl • ■ — ■ ConUnued frono m A l co“:omiiierciat underwriting mi Oi.il ,.k .^r W.'-.t.-.'^i.Inu " f " tht» r_<>T-negnunt nn r r ^ , j . ~------iicenscTcncwn lent toeffectuiuion-of nhcm oon. . ichool of^cials oniy call hiran iif th ^ niatten siibseauent jr.' The a cbntraw of Insunisurance. and'^nailing.'.'.J F ay is thise s sole owner of the :an't reach the. manager, nges, he or olherwise-deli^lelivering a>written--:|-::.: Andersonj-BliilDtike, Fay agency, he nanager makes all the chang The Accu-Wfeather® e: forecast forir noon, Thursday, Au laid. - solicitation forir insuranceti to any • | soid. H e w as} tlthe chnlrmon of the . .'. ; ..V. '.. State BoardI 0of tedBcntion until . Anderson,^ Blake, Fay writeiICS m ore person in Idaho.- c : . : c I -• I-' I ""I I MW earlier this yearar 1nnd fs a form er Tw in yhan * " $130,000 of insurancee 1a year Fay said he receieceives no insurance^ f 408 508 608 70s 80s>8 908 1008 1108 •1 0 s -0O 8b 08 10s 208 308 4 3oard m ember. b r CSI, Black said...... Mm m isslons. Hle e aiand tw o agents get < ih temperaiufe zones for the3 ddt a y .______~ ^ Falls School Bot Bands.6flpafat9ji!flhj ------G abelsnid thethe.iave.llege’s Depanment ihvcsnivcstigatbrs told Fay j College of Sout3uthcm Idaho, retiring poliiwlicy. thai his appenramranee In television . * Dean of Financance Karl Black said . Only O on policies iti vwhich commercials forthe■the agcncy wos “not : , Wednesday. COIT:ommissions are deferredd '- life a problem.” Fay sai

- FRONTS: Kemiipthorne^—I C o n tin u ed frorro m A l bortion, one.of the most emonotional decision that legalizealized abortion, to bc nd divisive issues in Idaho inn 1recent o v e rru le d .so o nI, , glgiving states,the ,.;.,. ■ c o t o WARMM STATIONARY ■______(D1S91 jA ^-W oathe^■ ji^ Ir Richard Stallingings, D-Idaho, in next "J ' ears. power to regulate; ababortion ia liiey sec' ;. . year’s general elC'election., “All we can ask o f one anotheher is to fit. “And that’s wheivhere it belongs,” he . j fe ffi. • ilM ff^w Wi . Kempthornete said he wasn’t >ok within ourselvqs, ask ounirselves said. c o m fo rta b le with w the label of ^{,2)'hat .we really believe, asidI tictti on Although Kemp:mpthorne Is best '’ frontrtinner. "AnAny time you take for ise area, he soid he Is • ; Vi3Auod.HodPr.iis lat,** h e sa id . " I do n o t su|lupport known in the Boise a granted any Idatdahoan’s vote, you’re unrenrestricte'd abortions, andid as a fomlliiu-with the Ma{Magic Valley. : not showing resrespect for them and snator ' I - would not vbtote to '"Earlier this yeoiyear, I was ft guest you'n: likely to} blbe surprised.’’ he said, gppfppropriate federal moneyey for speaker at the JeroIcrome Chamber o f . Tem peraturesc St. Louis 87 62»2..... “ I'm going to) ggo b ut and earn m y aix)rtx)rtions. Bul thereisre isxceptijtlons Commerce’s annualuol dliuier.” he said. Salt Lako City 95 69 ------Max Min P >9...... votes the old-fashishioned way." ipe, incist, life df.the:motheher an d -‘‘I've spokcn-in Coodliig, Co< Mountain !" San Francisco 68 60 • Thupsdoy. Aur. 15 Albuquorquo 66 73... Kempthornele snid he planned a seve:vere>feta] deformity ^ thahot'are Home and'at oihetiher towns In the ; Aivu-Wtjihcr* foicta^l tot ibytlintibyt condlllocn onj hlyh tgrnpcfatufr^ Seattle 82 58 announcements around oppr — Atlanta , 72 681. Spokano 80 50^ "" series formal anr ppropriate to^be considered:d w ith valley. And when;n I was with FM C, Boston 90 73... j" ; - .Washington...... 85_72.’2..... later this year, and rcgar:gard to abortion.” , before I became'majmoyor, I report«l to ------• Chicago. - 66-57... ,. avoided discu.ssii.ssjn8 ? P « ific :issu e s. -,-Hc-Hcndd«!jhai-Jiciwpcctctl-R< Roc:.Vs,T;rihczofficcJn:Pocate catello. s6.-I.'m.very,>-.c-Trr --T—IP Dallas 75 70.:^O M TV iniTajis Bul he d id rev'e:veal his position on Wad/ade,-the 1973 Supreme C o u rt familiar with that strestretchbfhighway." m ...... ' Donvof 89 53... : I Coour OWono I B6» i ^ Oos Moinos 83 59...9 '.'.'.'.' - Max Min L . . gK i Detroit --86 64.04 .0 3 -- Yostorday, ___07.56 Honolulu 89 74... 4 Lost yoar 90 53.^ .Odia^ig a ■i Houston 79 75.20 5 .2 Normal 90 51, :opIe to oppeor.os sliens.- re fe re n c e s to a1 191986 incident in ‘ : iLtrwiaton I B9» i a ^ Indianapolis 85 59.39.39 Sunsot today 6:40 pjn.I. . Continued from3m A l Estess made np mention, off aliensc Edm onds. O kla.., In which a, postal . Kansas Cily 88 61... 1 Sunriso tomorrow 6:45 a. . Odiaga's attoiitomeys have already . . J I his conversatiotis with OdiagaIga Bill .worker killed' several se , people, • Laa Vegas 105 79...9 .... Lunar phaso: First quorte, adm itted their• clclicnt fired thc shots 7 ______ftiig 17' full Aiig q*;- l.-icl >me sort of change'in Od»h a g a 's 'WIllitthiMh Mid.' I ^ ------Los Af»ge!es-----76-67... ------thafkiilalWrightBhrmd^chafe ------^ Memphis 69 699 ...... quartor Sept. 1; now Sep •rccptions' o f the woHifaitJundn3 fiim ^"Oaiaga oTso frCqu■eqiiemlroskcd-co== ------®P' ®- But -OdiigaIga suffers - from v ... ----- Miami Boach 90 62... d take placc. lie said. workers w ho had) seiserved in Victnom schizophrenia an<;and was unable lo form Milwaukoo 69 62....2 'Z I d a h o W hcn O d iag a n re d h is .3C30-06- what it was likee tcto kill someone, in te n t n ec e ssa ry lo ... Minneapolis 64 60...0 ..... Max MininPcp c rim in a l in ilibcr rifle, he was shooting:b b t "an Williamson said, } ' convict him, defci:rcnscntlomcy.i.«iy. ; ( I BoiM I 68* E Now Orloans 67 72 2... Boiso 67 38... tcrcd form of something Ihatat m ay Odiaga’s substanceonce abuse problerhs FnH»T I defense altomey David ? ‘ Now York 91 72... 2 Bufiey 70 36.6 ..... To that end. del : human or may npt'.be huniman," began as early asIS ththe eighth grade, - 3 'tr. N evin ask ed Estess Es if hc believes ■" Oklahoma City 86 65... 5 Hogerman 72 33 stcsssaid. / • ••, - ■ according to Wllllailliom son, w hen he_____ 2 tr. Odiaga is "ann tidiot, a lunatic or _ g , ______Or^aha______87 63 .... 3 Idaho Falls 70 32 rrested.—started-drtnfcing^^rOdingn used, tfie 7 3r62— ■niflcctcil'winrin.sai.sanit'p’“ - w - ) t 7. -•■Lowislbn------62“« T diuga rcfMriedly told a Jailer ththat he drugs LSD.- mescalin:aline and peyote bn • Pittsburgh 84 655 .0:,03 McCall ' 53 366.36 . Nobody suffcffering from any of , ‘ * annod lo make up a slory aboi•out Ihe ■ a regular basis forJT srecasts Iduho hu.s been«n without an insanity o';’ ;r Ncd important for a-jtir-jury to be able to_____ her sum m ary defense"'sinCc'Jc-“ thc--L-c‘gislature -Blaine .CQuniy.Proscc.uiQr. : Twin Falls. Burley.. RiRupert, Jerome and Goodiniinir Weathe 'illiumson began on Wcdnesdiiday to '^considerall that." :• Mostly cloudy wiili lighijhi winds and a slight chance'ce of The National Wealher weak outlawed it in 1982. 19 but prosecutors ,. . , llier Service in Boise says a w ik Odinga's history o f violcncttee and ■ a j in thc upper 70s lo mid-KOs. Lo> from ore still required:d tot ptt)ve that Odiuga ..KihundcrshowcfN. llijtlis in tl Lows soulhwesicrly flow aloftiloft wus spreading moisiure fi vg abuse to the shootings. ‘ in Ihc upper SO-., tropical siorm Hilda acros:ross ihc southem pun of the statiute. knew what he wcwas doing at the time ottery With thc jury .removed froir. . . nhem oflhe killings.• Id a h o ■<>< I Coihas Prairie und Woo«^ood River Valley: Partly cloui:<)udy Skies Wednesday were/ere partly cloudy over ihe non! )urtrooin. Williamson read a lilist o f B O IS E ( A P ) - Thc winning lartof Ncvin a-skcd if IOdiaga was capable ' ' wilh « slighi c1kuii.c of al'lcrficmoon lhundcr^howcr^. Highs’hs in of panhandle, ihcIhc southwest and thc eustem pat olcnt acts and threats allegjgedly numbers drown WedA'ednesdoy night In - the ccntral mountains.s. SunnyS skies prevuiled overcr thc o f "cold, calculateluted judgm cnl” on the ' the lower 80s. ^ iti ihehe lupper 40s lo lower SOs. ade by Odiaga between 1973*11.1988. Ibe Id a h o S u pper e r Lotto-Lotto panhandle and ihe west cencniral night o f the shootixjtings. . southern part o f Ihe pa hose included several fi£rights/ America are: ’ Extended foreca-si: mountains.,Winds guslctsled across ihe upper Snake RiRiver don’t twlieve■ve that was something . , ’ "I eluding some in the Army thahailed 4-29-30-39-44^74 7 . I M ostly siinrty witli u sligi;Iiglii chancc of thundershowers Valley, but winds were: mimostly light over Ihe rest of Idadaho, , hc was able to do.do." Estess replied. •’ i , O diaga's eventual di.schai^e. (four. twenty*ninenine..thirty, thirty- I the southem m(>iini;iins. Highs Ml in the 80s wanning lo0 thc tl Tcmpcniiurcs Wednestticsday ranged from ihc mid-70:70s in A ccording io10 earlier testimony, Williamson . also menticiloncd nine, forty-four, fortjbrty-seven) m id-80s lo niicl-y(ls. Lowsvs iiin Ihe mid-SOs lo inid-60s. the ceniral mountains andund across the panhandle 10 ihele low O diaga sw allowowed as many as 36 ^ imcrous threats Odiaga madade to ■ ' • I; N orthern Utah and Ncvodrvada: 90s across ihc .south, Sudafed tabletsi bbefore he drove into ' , ^ llow postal workers bvcr the ycyears. ~ j | __' I Northern Ui;ih; Variubiable cloudiness wilh scattcriicred Thc wurmesi tempciiperaturc recorded in ihe state si Keichum that nigliigbl. : Sincc 1978. however, there arore no QWklX>TlCj ■ thundcRhowcfN. llip in inn Ihe mid-SOs to upper 90s. LovLows ' Wednesday was 95 al Malad. Ma Stanley reported the cohoIdc.si S u d afed -is an over-the-counter • lom plesof- physical -violeiic in ihe miil-6(K. ic nulioiTWisdoTnrMShTrTL'pOl» n e d ------’irusardccongcsiaiSiam that contains u n "^,. , nce-in— ‘ThW iliaga's record. Nevin .said. Ncvudii: Sciiiicfcd mainly rjiui afternoon and evenirning the coldcst ul .12 und Builllullhcad City und Luke Huvu.su'C C ity. ingredient thal stistimulates-the ccntral -'“f ■ ■B For tfie u>£nr>tlOvxtndlMtoArTKTlca . thunderstorms. Iliiihs 80 to '90. Lows in the upper 50s. Ari/-. and Liiughlin, Nev..cv.. reported ihe warmest ul 111.•• nervous system. -WlWilliamson pointed out Odioiiaga’s and/doho fantasticlc Ftuen nuntbers. eoU; m In convcrsutioilions w ith C alifornia “PP^[parent interest in violent acts. : Record rainfnfall drenches; California^ess.( isJfalls elsew hecE6------psychiatrist Da^fidvid SchefTner, Odiaga - . While.working at thc Boise- .. snid his Sudafedfed oycrdose caused o'f'C'tice. Odiaga occasionally n “ “ "IJ—'n ie Auix'inied }*ress ' la-n inrhi»< in rhiiflpsion. S.C,: Mucon, Gu.. und Shreveport. 1 inches ut Milton. Ra.. Mi . La.: I irculation - ' 73-OSI.^l between tU:DO a.m. undd .'.S:30 S36.40 for 1.1 weekc Sunday Sun only. SIJO • . Remnants of (topicalI storm xt( Hilda-brought more ruinru and morc than un inch,ui.Lut.Columbas.. Qa.-LuHcin.Jcjr = M i ______C!TC ,tn;-weekdayai-Tp-rcpon lale newifne pl line.s are opeit .-117ill7.1.1-09.'ll. week. S29.90 for 1.1 week*eekx. - t Ihan fourlimes llic normalal monthlyrr ntinfall. Tcmpcniiurcs aroundJ ththe nation ut p.m. EDT runjunged between 7 und 10110 u,m. only, tf you do noi s caused flooding in some parts < A charge of SI.VCO will be levied for all J Elsewhere, heavy riiins ca from 54 at Arcuta. Calif..f..lo U iO.luiBlyihe.Culif. receive your pup Rain also fell In partss of o Ohio, Tennessee, Alabam RIer-Rogcf«»n-l>n-Holtisler ’, „yaiin,’ailable weekday* only. city and county newipa;'ipaper pumuani to TheTimes^Sews 326.5.'?7.‘S . Section 6C-10R of Ihe ihe Idaho .Code. - • Louisiuha and'IV ^as and fromfro Virginio across Rorida. Twin Fall* undid alla! oiher ureax }! A bout four ini. hcs o f rainain fell ut Bangs, Texas, ovemlg Thundsy U hereby deilgrMlgnated o« the day 7.1.1-0K44 Sul ofthc week on which legalegal notice* will be 2 but rivers and sifi.';tms siayi S f , r - C - . Ovemight ruiiiiall in Caliralifomiu was generally one ihii muiJ - PomfflBiler. pleaiele lend11 change of NewsN : -SLCO1.00 per week. Mail labierlptlonii r , addreM form to: P.O. Box:Box 548. TWin Falti. Z of an inch or less. Dut ihuithal amount wus as much as r foi 7 3 4 J I . Clurk Wulvvonh.nh. manaBlngcdiior -- bc: pa.paid In advance ond ure available 1 ^ times the normal rainfall for Augusi. r 6 3 2 6 Steve Crump,, ell;city editor *her«here uarrier delivery Is not malmnli, . l 3 . }; Heavier ntinfall duringg llIhe six hour^i ending at 2 p.mp.r . andfollcuiam,iig sim ple tnstructlons.______If you have b nc

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...... I Nation P^torirefines to)perteh Bai^asssodatio]m blastssQuayl day blasted some of Viaice President charged thatat too many lawym and jury ji coses D ‘Alcmberie loldlok reporters. t EAST STROUD;JDSBURG, Pa. who is white, w said his church. Dan Quayle's proposalss :for sweep- lawsuits arcire hurting the nationts ai foree M |^^H The ABA opfopposes the two most i __(AP) — A paslorr ctconcelod plans where hee hash t>een pasloi'for nine _ i^-Iegalsys— abilitynojcon'ompeie in the^orld mar— tl H^^H_conicstcd.proposiposals,. fauLmany.of.lhc I T6"pcifonn a wcddcHdmg after he years, haslas several black mcm- tem. ket. sidesi In some council‘s recom r - found out a whileile woman> w as bers. c Citizen ac- The Presideiidcm’s Council on Com- to thy of . discus’!cussion or adoption, . m nnying a m an oif f itm ixed race. The cou|ouple hod plonned-on bcr ■ Ralph N ader o f Public > cuscd Quayle of ‘‘usingng his vicc petitivencss,s, headed by Quayle. is P thc win- . D 'A lcm bcrte said.saic I The wedding, which was ing mamcried in December. When presidential ofllce as a platform pi for recommendiniing 50 changes in the le- " "N one o f themhem is particularly new • scheduled for SaluiMuidny, is hur- siorm,a a private in the Army, -winning brownie points fromfr the big gal system.. TlThc two most controvcr- or fresh," hc saidsaid. I riedly being shiflecfled to another learned' heh( was being sent to 'ill fund the sial wouldI strictlys limit punitive- Thc pro- V Rand of IheIhc Consumers Union I church in the area. Alaska, th business groups Ihot wii: the couplc dccidcd lo pP o s a I s ^ said that if ado[idoptcd, Quayle’s pro- \ ic c jt^ .c a n 't be- man>LSQPJ] ______H j m u i k c j u a a d >oncr.__:______„ b e rt0 -— - lilivc damages ond cost ! Heve this happened,'kI," said A ngela Butler,•. who v pcrfomicd Harms’ • noene sharing wouldId resultn in "m ore un- ; Marie Harms, theJie bride-to-bc. sister's wedding^ we volunteered to Vermonit^govefnl o r a i e s ^ injured people wiih legitimate' lc compensated victims vie and fewer in- j “My invitations are an all wrong, marry the.Je couple after only three . claimscl from- pursuing theileir rights ccntivcs to makeakc safer products." | It's a mess. I neverver. ever in my counselingng sessions instead of thc MONTPELIER. Vt. (AlAP) — Gov. near thc sw/imming in pool at his resi- through th thc civil jusiicc: system.": Nader callcdcd lhc proposals "an ■ whole life have heoileard somethmg tradiUonal;al six. 1Richard Sneiling, whcho pushed dence in Shelliclbumc. said Sl Kristen Rand of Coronsuincrs nnli-workcr, anti-inti-consumcr. pro-cor- I liice this.'’ A t the5 sessions< Tuesday, Buiier ithrough thc largest tax'.ii•.increase-in Dean. 42.I. assumedi thc office of Union. U poratCjWrongdoe;docr blueprint for un- \ Harms. 21, and heher fiance. B n- learned Storm's Stc background then :state'history and didn'tt hesitate1 to governor andnd will serve through the Both consumer groups cccommcnt- dcrmining Amc\m crica’s system of \ an Michael Storm,n, 220, were told said he wouldwo not allow the wed- Itake on fellow Republic:ican Ronald remainder of Snelling's two-year ed e< in statements issued atll lhci con- com m on law lhal ih: has stood us in ; Tuesday that thee IRev. Samuel ding in hislis church. 1Reagan, has died at the: agei o f 64. term , w hich1 endsci in January 1993. vcntion. v< gocxl stead forr ovover 200 years." Bullerofthe Wesleyleyan Methodifil justt listened li to what he had 1His unexpected dcalh1 thrust a It was' 1Cthc first limc sincc 1870 Tallxji "Sandy" D'AIcm:ml>edc. il Quayle, a Liwy.iwycr himself, lold the • piurch refused, to perform the .to say andlid icft,’‘ said Storm. 1Democrat. Ll. Gov. Howiward Dean, that a Verm'orloni governor has died in Miami N' Jaw ycr w ho began a ionc-ycar ABA lhal Ihc nation's 750.000 I " wedding. S torm 's; fatherfai is black. Xhe ChiChristian Life Assembly iinto thc lop officc. office. termte Wednesdoy as the AB/BA’s pres- lawyers muslI bbear ,mu?h of the I h is'm o th e r is whiti■hire. H am is is Church has hn agreed lo allow thc Sneiling. who served1 8K years. Sneiling served sci first from 1977- idem, id callcd Quayle's plan1 ‘"p:iicnily blame for whatat hch< calicd an ovcrbur- ! white. marriage: to take place there. 1longer than any Vermontint governor 1985, winningling four tw o-year terms, absurd." al , dcncd legol systei/stem. ' ' ; ‘•‘My reasons are ai personal. Butler' callcdcc the situation "un- sincc ! 1820, died Tuesdayy nighti o f an Last year, feeling fee thc slate's fiscal scriptural, realJy, priprivate,” Bullcr fortunate.'’but said, "I have to do apparenti heart attack, ofHcficiaJs said. house wasin in shambles, he relumed I t ' s O ur i Birthday! told the Pocono Record. Re< Butler, whal I feel.:el." His body was discovcre:red by slate to politics and an easily won a fifth ‘ *( )|i police troopers Wednesda;lay m om ing term. Join the par^...reglslerr iall Ihls week for prizes to be away a t o u r B irthdayf BashE on Tuesday. A ugusti 20 ^ o r ^ I •F n c S odbib u s lc r & TCBY P ies l y NBC]! reporter ^ •F re e lD iaper S ervice L aundry S crvicc T V a c yback 1 in1 U.S. wifIth famil jced Wash Priccs Prizes. rCjrefreshments &. glueawaysl Los Angeles Times Kikerrdies at 61 o ' BEDFORD. Mass. — Setting foot I ^ B I JGTON (AP) — NBC B eIJ'sW ashti;tulff \:A I on U.S. soil Wednesdayday for the first News corrcspcspondcnt Douglas Kiker. C«Dl80;Boalal Sqoara • 671 B Iu L ik“ is B M «- 02 ; (ime in more than 26 yeafs, freed who spent thchc Iusl 28 years covering '• IfcMfSiL:17M-af«Loc»gyO— Veterans Af- H ^ for th e ‘‘NBCCNighlly r News." fairs Medical Center. • W Kiker. a nanative of Griffin. Ga.. The doctors, who) s a ] joined NBC' ii in 1966. Prior to that, mcdical rccords showM Ihe has b«n he was Whijcije House corrcspondcni b jjp M for thc old NewNl York Heruld Tri- hospitalized in the past)asi for mental 21 to Choose frorDRj In a rainbow of colorsors with front | ■ health disorders, are coiconcerned that wheel drive, 1.9.. SEFI! engine, deluxe inteinterior, tinted — ^— he-may-be-suffcring-frorFromtrauma-tn— ■;— — !'i^JS63._|h|Ihe vear he joined Ihe duccd by nearly Rve yeai/ears of cnpiivi-. • / H Hcrald-Tribuntunc. h e was riding in the — giassnioormounteited-transmlsslon:— ;------; ty at the hands of thc; RevolutionaryR a - -.f ■ l l m otorcade witwith President Kennedy Justice Organization inn LLebanon. . . ' -gl Kenncdjedy was fatally .shot by Factory Direct s ei c n n FlistTime - As he stepped fromfn thet Air s i Harvey OsOswald in Dallas. Cash Back To You.... OUUt Buy^sRebabbate..*400 I Force jet that brou^tIt } him back to As an NBC3C reporter, Kiker cov- AP UMfphqxg WatCI America, the 60-year-olr-old native of itcrgote-^candal'. the res- Burlington, Vt., Icaiiedd fcfor support on Newly-reh'Oleased .American hostageige Edward Tracy hugs h is ip a iio n o f RiRichard Nixon and na- his'two daughters, Margiirgoret Ann. 28,, daughterssrs Margarei/left, and'MonIonica as they arrive at thIhe Veter* tional politicalcal conventions in 1972. and Monica, 23, who> rrmade Ihe trip ' ans Admiininlstratlon Hospital in Bo:B o s to n . ' 1976. 1980 andam 1984. Hc also was a with him. principal repoiporter for "NBC Maga- le U.S. military hospital in from fr his shin and jackci pocix k ets, Tra- zinc with Davii ■ * 1 ; Before stepping offr oo f U i c p i m e . “I 't a ' wid Brinkley." M o . where he was.initially cx- cy cj paused briefly on the ruirunway be- H c spentt 1969-71 as N B C ’s 5 9 Tracy 'greeted his sistercr ";-and blither- "1 fofore being escorted to a n in-law, Maria and DenJcnis Lailibcit, motorcade Rome corrcspoipondcnt, reporting from P.S. Thishlow paym ent Inciw l u d e s Is from the Stale Depart- ihthat was wailing lo take hi whom he had not seenen since 1965. ‘ him to the We.Mcm Eurojrope and the Middle 1 the Department of Veter- ncnearby VA Medical Ccn y oo i u r s a l e s t a x , The Lamberts traveledled to Boston enter. The East. In 1970,10. Kiker won the George lire attended the short wel- B

Boy Scoutiits IP ** H O W r t = - ^ - Roper's entire ststoclm our 5 stores, has I O f f t Bt £ sport coats, fron as been ■ ^ snipped to Twinn F a lls . settle dispi[)ute ■ rji^ g o o d T B U r ^ I THIS IS THE IAR(RGEST CROUP OF with gays,5,girls 40% - 50% OFFF CLOTHING EVER a u g u SAN FRANCISCO (AP)(A — Boy * ^ 9 IN TW IN FALLS. Scouts of America hass settleds< a dis*- - Uoiltlt206t1 - pute with “ charity byly ipromising a ? 4 HP Self-Propelled separate new program thathat will admit £ ■ 173 SUITS ATt 4 0 % - 50%% OFF!! i giris. homosexuals ahd alhatheisLs. W ^ M | Zone Start Some gay activists criticized cr the , wy rt. -Cj 22 Suits bjby Hart Schaffner & MarxM; ; "separate-but-equar' projproposal. The W Reg. $489.99 national program, Leamirming for Life, ------42 Suits b)by Kingsridge will h t separate from thcb.irKt-or H. Ncuharth.’ S zcs 4 0 to your bjnkc^trds. “I am pleased io«tell^ell you this S z c s 4 2 to 48 X-Long moming that’die Ooklareland Tribune • is here lo stay," said TribuneTri pul?* Usher Robert Mayrlardxd 10 checrs |4 f7 Main Awe. Wj» 733-547f^^^7; , TWINV FALLS STOImEONLY from employees. l m ______m ,A-4 ’Tlmos-Nowa.*. 7Twin Foils. Idaho Thursday,ly.Aojuat > 15.1991 • ^„^JWorldd -

= = ] - M[issleinspe i ectioiiteaim^udies-]hlraqi^ite-^ L millioni pilgrimIS b a oGHDAD, h Iraq (AP) — U.^U.N. cnce in N ew York that11 Iraq's biologi- 30 samplespies o f micro-organisms, in- r r' antidt>lcs. ing vast qua and’s hoi he said. r ►wd Poia le Aug, 3-7 in- agcnls.’' hc ! 1 nuclcarIT 'weapons hundreds of mileliles. He said. dial, in the ------—— ^^l^cWftrirtfs'diierKald'Wednesdayr— initially-insisted-ii-hi^-no ------( CZESTOCH(:H0WA. Poland (AP) Poia^land’s holiest icon, the jcw(cw el-' Thc pilgrims arri^rived by foot. j At U.IU.N. headquartere, meanwhili'hile. southeast of Baghdad,J, experts found gemi warfoiirfore weapons and no'germ •• — An endlessss .streams o f backpack- cncnicrusted Black Madonna. bus, bicycle and evctisti roller skates, ' a biologiagical weapons expert said IraIraq .no. direct evidcncc ofif the biological rcscarch programs. pn It later admitted ? ing youihs fronrom around thc world Chanting Cf “Long live thc popeope." answering his call to t -h elp unite once hadlad die capbility of producinicing weapons themselves,:s, But “that that it did did conduct research inio f climbcd lhc greengre hill o f P oland's theycy waved flags from acrosss Eu-E East and West, "vast qutquantities''Of deadly biologiagical doesn't m ean diey were:re not manufac- weapons,i. but bi said il was for defcn- ' holiest shrinee WednesdayV to greet rope,pc, thc A m ericas. A frica, suisuch TTiey slrcnmcd paslast giant multi- ogwtsioi fo r germ warfare. turixl dicrc." sive purposeppses. Iraq said the program ' I Pope John Paulaul n. onceicc-forbidden points as Moscotscow colored balloons prtKlaiming David'id Kelly, a Brilish scientistt anand Kelly said Iraq adirImitlcd militap' was abando:ndoned after thc invasion of r Organizers? olof the Vatican-spon- nndid as; far away a.s Vietnam . ^ "Stop A bortion." head o f a biological weapons ternteam research with anthraxIX and botulin Kuwait. Iraq’s Itxii Aug. 2. 1990. inva- ______sored W orld Youth Y( Dav predicted John Jol Paul responded with wt isiicd_Iraq.JoliUJc:^_tonCciOfct^gtntsjind^avcjiejcj :hed o ff the G ulf War.______cllc^-ln-God;------J’ JLS m any as 1 millionm youths would comtimes in 19 languages, includiiS r------'l-do-norrcallyiwli ; ■ show up. Swalvahili, Japanese and those ofa fth tl e c*pl“'f'cd 16-year-oldlid high school J' Il appearedd theytf m ay have been splinlintering Soviet and Yugosliosiav student Alexis Chiptpot of Nancy. % right. rcpulpublics. France. >eoplc from the H ^ Earlier in, tlthc day. thc pope “It “It is ncccssary for all thotII hhas ^ “"'f P“ • ’ m ade a morcc irintimaic pilgrimage, beenen forcibly separated in Euro]uropc Eas'- Anil I have come cc to leam HH cornc Eii-'lcni ElEurope." ■ b d k i t visiting the strestreet of his birth and over■cr the long decades to con I baptismal churclurch in a nearby mar- close3scr together ... to seek a futu■uture Said Doroia Kusmimicrek. a 23- ket town. unitylity for thc benefit o f thc cnti:niire year-old nurse fromm thc ccntral The youthfuliful pilgrim s gave ilic familtnily of man by returning 10to itsI Polish city of Lodz: 71-ycar-old p rmeet so many A11R(e e b o k i greeting ns he1C arrived: at the Jasna These Th roois arc both in the WestWc people from so manyy countriesi and. r n ^ G ora monastcastery that houses andd thet East.” thc pope said. have this unique spiritritual bo'nd.” T 0or 1 Men, Womenin & Children

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I DAMASCUS,S, Syria (AP) — forcc:c navigator shot down ovover uprising in die occupupied territories, ~ Palestinian gucrrilrrilla leader Ahmed Lebanianon in 1986, and hod taped:d tlthe J ib r il sa id h e m eit t last week in 159i pJibril said WcdncInesday lhat he has conveivcrsaiion. Lebanon with the5 leadership1 of r-recetved assuranranees from Shftie Jibriibril's announcement, althouiough Hezbollah, lhc Letcbanese Shiite ' OFF ^ 'M u slim leaders in Lebanon ihai no accomsmpanied by no cvidcnce, Iss oneoi Muslim umbrella-orj>rganizaiion-ihat— — unxs widely believed1 10I co n tro l th e Israeli or Westernem hostages will be of thehe nrst indications from sourc egular R etailil P r ic e IWo Locations r released withoutQul th e c o n c u rre n l conne

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jthe hos► stage relea;ase process BEIRUT. Lcbanclanon (AP) — A sc- • Tliele cleric, who spoke on cond 1 ^ 9 1 ------r*-nior-Shiitc^Muslimlim-cleric uith4ies__Uon-tU.t>f., anonym ity,- as-closc-to -th to Islamic kidnappippcrs said Wednes- leadersers of thc pro-Iranian Mezbo jC: day that current effonseff to free them lall. or Party of God — thc pareit A a j'represented a denieHnite breakihougti moventement of Shiite factions holdin »; in the crisis. mosttofilic ol Wcslerners. Saturdaay, Aug.,17th J c T h e cleric loldlid Tlie Associated Hisis positive| assessment coniras'irast- l i i T& S 2nd place pri;i z e s i n , i I; Press lhat only Middle Mii E;istem na- .ed wiiwith the morc cautious prcpro- J :• tions — prcsumubilubly Isniel. Iran or nounceicenicnts of U.N. Sccrctarj all c£(lategories. $1009 g ra n d H R I > Syria — can nowv blblock negoiiations Generaeral Javier Perez dc Cuellar■ nniinn CAiVTEGORBES: to frce thc rcmaimaining remaining an Israsraeli envoy after they meti;l iin prize fo r 1st p la P» 1 ^ 1 *I hostages in Lcbniioinon. Gcnevttrva on the siluation. •Preschool)1 »Young[Ad. P 18-20 Pr,’rofessional. Plti.us a /*,“?« •C hild I. 6-B-9 ‘Adult AA m . 2 1 p e • — ople's C hoice AvLward. 7] •Child II. 10-1^1 & Olde;le r ■ ______2 I •Y outh, 14-4-17 •Professiisib n al I A rtists w ill11 d r a w f r o m 8 am to 1 ppm. Awards ^ DIVISIONI 0O F G R A FF I ^ ^ given at 4 jp m b y t h e J* fountain. SSpace still r- I______^ ' .available,.eenterat^^r__ “ r the D ouble s | D e c k e r , --- -aU-M ain- ^ ------■■ A v e . § ■ f l l fhID FESTr • SATUl UGUST 1 S f f l H ; 4 - ^ - 2 NOON •DOW N'NTOWN J l*^0-2:00 • AT TTHE i , , , I■ ■TWINFALLS FOUNTAIN H P a r t i:icipants c will assemible bi at 11:30 « Id Tim e M agician Shoihow w ith ■ s h a rrp ] a t the old Sears ptparking lot M M agician Tim M acNei'leil, the H ' M ain Ave. W. Pfirada d e d o w ri; ^ . - Iiarvelous, W ei^m Co;Coxyuror, . i f ’- a M ain Street. AwardsIs at the H H um orist and Illusioisionist. H■ f o u nM ttain. s Categories aree pets,] bikes M & c o s t u m e s

' I JQQ Q s o m p p ^^^nzoinjew el^^ ^ • Judi s Bookstore»re Play With Clay ■ ' - GoilolfPutt Storytelling inter •Skinnerss SewiimS Shoppe •Formal & Bridal CenterCe I ______H ____Caa ? b g a — ^_____ ManQgrQi ^______Candy KIsb Walkqlk______^ ______•Sov-M orDrug •The MlMusic Center •Accents y Hop Scotch Musiceical Game Design Your.Own.Visor VI ...... •Price Hardware •BaBanner's •Christine's Clothithier Watergun Shoot Facerepainting J ■ Bullseye Tbsaa • R d p e r ’s »rts Country •Larson Arts Juggling oop Shoot Foce Painting ^ I •M ain Street TVeaireats ^opcorn Kernel Quesain, [ce'GfeamfSatiftSfGooUa ie ^ 2 : 0 Q •HutJson's Shoes •Ibmm'imy Knbcker ■ *Kathy's . Foot Art Cookiee Deporating1 . Hoola Hoop ^onteiI'teat ■ ■; • I d a h o Y o u th E a n c hh •Naturalral Treasures •Claude Brown's-n*8 , I Jump Rope SkeikeetBall . Frisbee 2bss ______'■ i I icfld Smart Bike Safety Clinlinic & TNvin Falls Police AcdClient Reduction Wllill Be Downtown Starting AtA t Noon.1 ^ ' I 338 MAIN STRREET L i l Q GOODING » 934>4-5636 • ; f •' = \ Thuroday,ay.AugustlS. 1991 ..Timos-Nc8-Now9. Twin Falls, ldolw. A-5 : — Nationn Ff^ ecutor: Killings] ]may Besmore tlhan 60 GULFPORT. Miss. ^ (AP) — r" 3 | said his lawyer,yer. gation was waiting .foror more infor- en said thatiat aAer listening to Evans, I “More than 60"' deathsd. may have Fred Lusk. mation Wednesday. ‘ "we feel .th.that it will be rfiore than^. I been thc work off a Texas man held l^ |H Only threeirce "O ur questions are. ababout locations 60". slayingin^' that the Texas prisonm • P ||k ' • j . in lhcJcidnap slayiiaying o f a 10 — A gov. desko of f a deputy dislrict attorney ... MIN tn m feo I. emment building} jtjanitor has been copiedd that i material and. wiihoui,ui BOSTON (AP) —— A woman W ) in g 1the school^gg i! suspended after authorities auiI accused consentnt or authorization of anyny who won a battle withth Continental •M & . I a Airlines over the carriiTier’s cosmct- ■H H H V'/ t him o f copying poipolicc reports that kind, arranged ai a meeting wilh a t tumcd up in nevnewspaper stories non-couiounty employee” and handeded ics policy has re.signcned from tier r about the invest!]:stigation of thc over thethe copies. Herman B. John,m, job. I mutilation slayingsngs o f 17 young Mjlwauliaukee Couniy deputy districiid Teresa Fischcilc. a tickettii agent at •s- ' B oston’s Logan Internimiitional Air- ' ~ men. attorney,icy, said in a statement Tucs- BBgHh-l ESSENTUL ------^^THEHAPEimCM VTTAMIN E •' Stephen Sessionsons, 29. was sus- day. port, was fired in Mayly for refusing > @SDDBHal BALANCE t j m i 0l0um)00% KlOH POTENCY o<) ■ tfs- PW.i SwmIsaM I and Aug. 6 by’ T he New York ^port. "Our "O policy is wc do not pay fgtr£>iSSt MtnitsJ I Fischettc did noi imnnmcdiately re- g stMtxioi ■EaGi Time's and includedled a psychological for news:ws from news sourcc.s and we S a iy tiiU sonxiM M , tum phone calls from TThc Associat- ^ m It dn so in this case." slic s a id ._ | | 6 9 60 TAB 8 ^ _____ ,.i__nnnI>isis^-said_Jhurhurinoa_D ansby. .-.did,npt.d ------^ed'Pj'ffssT'A'spbkesmoilon'forConii— zj —^ S“ I ■ deputy director off publicpii works. sions could not be rcachcd foro r nenial. based in Holouston, con- f ^ = i vnrAMiN c £ SUPER B ^ ^ NATURAL T Sessions was worlworking in the city- commenleni; no lelcphone number is firmed Fischctle had1 resigned r but ^ SOOMQ /Q l COMPLEX 2 (GLUCONATE) B k VTTAMINS : county Safety Buililuilding when "he listedin in his name in the Milwaukeecc said he did not know if thc rcsigna- AGconQic ! : took confidential m;maierial from ihe area. tion wus immediate.' _ I F a n sB I 1 I 100 TAB . gM y Q 9 , lOOCAP T f — ^ISdentist —*11 I j i ’4“ *2 O «!«< : = | SUNNY-MAID SUNNY-MAIO SfioiiF E = 1 ’ VITAMIN A g = VfTAMIN C f S 10.000IU. 500 MG. ^ s J CHILOS CHILDS t i — MULTIPLE 5 T UULTIPIE if- I; Gulfpoliiliution • a — ' VITAMIN - K^ W VTTAWIN ^ Its Close■■O- ut Timeb !! 1 1g : : . . gp = I g .. ...W,inOM - ...... WjEXTRAC- ^ ...... a 0 4 9 100 TAB m i s 100 TAB g M fbehind tronblet t J ® ' " S g 130 TAB f i ______fWM______^ ST.' PETERSBURu r g ! Fla: (AP) — I -i J II?S9A O = 9., SUNNY-MAIO f==5 F = t FERROUS ^ 2 n ia c in j j: Pollution in the GulGulf of Mexico is ^ ==1 GAflUCOlL £ largely responsiblelie for a seaweed M r A VTTAMIN C I B SULFATE ^ B i SOOMO. wrTH /B ; i- explosion tliat hasss idarkened miles p * _ CHEWABLE K PARSLEY OIL ^ . ' r of beaches ihis sumummer and forced g mS I , . thc shutdown of tw stistuiT.” said Brian T-35, fronl wheel drive,9, titinletj glass, console, rac r— vrrAMiN J I LaPoimc, one of thelhe nation’s top re- tires, power CTeennaKnpower brakes, floor mounte sc m c r - transm ls^n,6n. deluxe Imertor. [ r t n CONCEMTRATE ^ ' searchers into the ecologyecc o f sargas- s i ““““ fe^ I S j J 20.0001U. fjk ; sum seaweed. ‘‘Andind this is not thc ^ Wra 10Z. • ^ lad a problem like » B : first time w e’ve had IJ^ ' “ “ f 8*|M | l 2^^- «gi 9 ______• tisio ^ this." = 1 VITAMIN vrrAMiN E : LaPoinie saidI sargassum — ALFALFA f = vrrAMiN f= = which can doublele iiri' size in less * 1 5 050 MQ B-6 A § B OL-ALPKA ^ 9 • than 10 days — hos grown so pro- N I foesxy ft R n t Tim* 8uy»ff Rabat#. • B S de ptiM $0S38 ator4000 down fnxn foci ^ B;io.soAPn, fusely.in r«M t yeiui:ars bccause o f the. ^ ^ I I KK» dtsrg« $3001.W.-72tnon9iS-t»f«fl>t«fr»(>-»Ta:3»».0<>rTI»nt lnchJdt» • — w s ...... M d into" lhe Gulf i-l...... M r [t pollutant's washed l a i t a x ______: a9 ? - j • ------^ ^ 100 CAP | H 1 from human sourcesces. including fcr- B 300 TAS 8 ^ ^ I # 3 tilizers and waste frefrom sewage sys- Free Oil Foior As Long Asn _ IJ ^ ®3* ' ; tems and industrialil piplants. ifnirToihff • C u ittr^ ------... Yott-0wiv n - n e ^ r f — = 1 SELENIUM -•------the Mississippi Riveriver, Lapointe said I P ; ------Krnccr— r ~ :r T “‘ ' Wednesday. For decijecadcs, citics, in- m m ett !Harriscm's ' ' • Ooalor Rotoint Rotwto ^ 8^^ " I*.-;' - dustries and farms'ali; along the big riv- I c r and its.fnany iriburibularies assumed ^ I'- : thc Gulf could hahdhhdle anything sent' I V M g 100TAB ; its way. m EtSENIMOTOIRS i J J . . - . - - • »11M I " '^ 3 ^ ilest Place In Tho Worfd ToBi M i i B i M ' Just how wrongg ll that assumption 'vr Yean And YaafS The Easles. BuyACar ! has been is becominning evident, said 701)1M aln^vo^^TW\yln Falls 73133-7700 r o p g j I Lapointe, associatete iresearch scicn- B IH I : list at Florida’s Harbor H Branch _ Oceanographic Instiiuiion Ins near ■■■■ Vero Beach...... ? Small ‘s\switch’ ^ • M Summeer /jM i does bigy work ^ ^ Mer :• NEW YORK (AP:AP) — Scicmisls 2 ^ ^ rchandisse \ ; have created an expe(perimenial switch in which a single: atom ai hops back JV JJ •( K and forth across a1 linylir gap. Tlie ex- ^ 5 OH K ...... ^pcrim eni could, hclhelp in building Now t oiomlc-sized eletlixjrlixjnic devices, re- p - searchers say. ^ 3 0 1( d ~ One version off lblhc switch con- :o60%Cp f f ^ ducted obout sevenen limes as much ^ ' c u n rm when thc atom aic wa.? in one r position os when itit wasw in the other, P V researchers said. ______7 -Such "mom .switcpitches" mnv one . • — day be useful inI makingrr atomic- i; .scale devices, ihn'i[ stistore data or do - compulations in a compuler,< said i I study co-nulhor Chrislirisiopher Lutz. . ; I E Proscutor reportsr

K m a i ^ e a d s : " LOs'TlNSELS'r? ! ; gineer pleaded guilty gui today lo I -tkbombing an Internalnal Revenue Ser- ' i ” vlcc^building andI pullingpi enough' I ? explosives in a bum!jming truck out- ' • side another IRS officiffice 10 level two :: , ‘I Ave. N. blocks, Q prosecuior3‘rsaid s . hsB Main A Dean Hoi^ey Hicklicks, a 45-year- V " '. J 1 old quality controlol supervisor at ^ 734-781#11 I ' Ford Aerospace, told to a federal . j - judge hc never meancant 10 hurt any-' ■ , i ^ r a ^ J D A K I Z one.;. • ~

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------W x l r c - n o tt-sur-c-^what-kind-of— - s :----- On-thc-oibcr-hand,-lho-ho-sncaky way lomfoolcry Sen.en. Steve Symm's plims 5Symms made thc tape maimakes a person I with his “shocJ□ck” videotape, but it aw o n d e r. could b ackfire. Suppose hc uses snatcatchcs of it in The Rcpublic£lican senator crashcd a tanti-Stallings TV comm'imercials next news confcrcnccncc.hcld.last month by, .year.. Since no one elsec hhas-the uncut- - Rep. Richardard Stallings and ttape, how will TV vie'iewers know \ ^ confronted, the Democratic \whcihcr to trust what theyicy see? co n g ressm an . OiOne of Symms’ aides If Symms only rcvc:veals a few to o k along a vide/idco camcra - the only «s e c o n d s th a t s h o w a1 di.scom d: fited v ideo c am era prepresent. iS ta llin g s - w ith o u t showwing ir thc rest - \ Now, with StnStallings getting ready IIdahoans can only assume as that to run next yearcar for the Senate seat JSymms has sorncthing to 1hide. Symms will vvacate, Symms is For the sake o f hi;> ownwn credibility, t/ircatening Stalltailings with thc video fSymms ought to give coc o p ie s o f th e j S F i tape. Hc hints thattha it shows something ttape to Idaho news mediadia, uncut and plumb awful. Iundoctorcd. He also oughtght to give one f e ~ „ - • “Mr. Stallingsgs is in for the biggest *to Stallings. sh o ck o f his life,”fe,” Symms said, W e b e t hc w o n ’t. Maybe, maybebe not., Stallings insists Symms' stunt is a bacbad omen for I that nothing cxciisciting happened at the. p o litic s in Idaho. It’s a nasty,reversal na: bortioniists wani t selectiive free sspeech j press conferenceKC, and that he didn’t oof thc growing Americanan pastime of say or do anythin;ling he’s ashamed of. ccapturing public misbchavlav io r (su ch a.s Oncec again,j pro-abonion groupsps have 1^“ ^ ^ ’“““ “^ w omen could makee dieirdll own moral . drapedI tlthem selves in die flag and a > But, since SySymms has the only Ppolicc brutality) on tape. dm c J o h nI 1and Ann JeSser' decisions on balancedced and factual ' • ling “ free speech” ohd "consinstituuonal _ informadon. B ut instciistcad, ab o n io n . ^ copy of the tajtape, he has lots of From now on, will candmdidates have ' in order that tax dollars canan suppon . _ K eBader_comment a counselors often use9C s v f d e o t a p c a l l o f th imaginei someone ^appearances, as insuran•ancc against mcd Parenthood ond others hi 5cem,- .Whnt thc abortionistmists w ant is free speech ' ch o p p in g u p a ta{tape to take statements' 'video ambushes by opponcDnents? millionsIS to convince us and a major Oman is pregnant, it would s« re-natal c a re.- not birth contititrol ‘ oil their term s widiI informadoninf given that '. o u t o f co n te x t ancand make someone else Will our airwaves be; lilittered with Congres;ess, including supposedly prcSr'"' lent will support a lucrativeidvc h a b it d righdy so, as o ur govem m er look foolish. snippetss of tape that deldeliver doubt Stallingsgs, to rescind thc so*callcd ss w hat amounts tb a federal in the business o f preservingg tand Thc abortionists'’ warwo chests arc full of ' - That would bbe e a lo u sy thing to d o . in it stead o f en lig h ten m en t to voters? “^d pass “bortion p„j„o[ing ijfgife instead o f destroying it money and deception,on. A nd w ith the aid o f a I W e’d like to thinhink our senior senator All in all, we wish Symi/mms had lefl propagar;anda law. gag rule, is abortionion industry seem s to have sym pathetic media,, diediey w ill charm m any, : is a b o v e s u ch tactac tic s. hhis camcra at home. But thithe pro-abortion label, die gaj not whatat they have m ade it out to) bibe. It is plenty o f businsiness. Is die federal including some who0 claimcl to be pro-life ; ------n o ta n isiissue about free spccch o r thcdie First government supposedsui to help drum up soriQuig with dicir “ freedom”i” laws.'It : ~ Amcndn'lmcntrInstcad,-iriraboDrTheJiehldliig ------'"O”? ------Yctrhopeflillyr^omcomc:will-scc-ihroDgh-thIs------2 o fth e tnj:tu Ui - that what is residing3 inir die It is ironic: thatUi: the sam e groups that propaganda sham andmd stand\ up to this evil : rKTuiK % w om b is a developing human life. /And clam or for "corconstitutional rights" and free dial will only destroyoy rm oro lives. ; again thi:his time, whcUier tax dollars;irs should acccss to infomormation have fought every Must we reward die abonion peddlers Stephen Hartgcncn O ark Walworth AlAllen Wilson Paler YorYo,k It to get rid o f that life. . tim e against aan; ny infonned conscnt laws didiat w ith tax dollars? Abortbortionists think you ; Publisher Managing cdllor Circulation Ci manager Advcrlislrrtising Jlreclor , J?** Fam ily "Planning Program os set forth would force counselorscoi to tell modicrs dielie should. by Congiigress.was not intended to prcpromote . facts conceminjning the developm ent o f the lilife W hat do you say?? TellT( M r. Sudlings w hat ii

C ouncil shouldiild have districts rproscribed medicine, and ififheoranyonc h - senotoririn their right m ind would vovote for a Boise conccminjling low-flying private die Fiscal Year 1991 budgetbud to an all-tim e ^ related to him has had a scrio:rious ollcrgic salary incncrease during a rcccssion.:. TThc aircraft, as w ell c The decisions ofw)fw here the city will ^ :11 as crop-dusting aireraft. rccord S320 billion. • reaction to DTP, DT, TD or any0 other m ajorityy 1o f people just fccl it doess non good These crop>du locate such thingsi as prisons and ^ -dusting aircraft are spraying8 D o you rem em ber heathearing congressional • vaccine component. To thisis lilast question, I to stand1 iup and take thc tim e to putut ini dieir when sui^ace' wii sw im m ing pools poiipoints out thc need o f ^ w inds arc in cxcess o f 15 leaders prom ise that theh e rnew budget w ould .» answered,yes. point o fvf view w hen our politicianss dod mph. Further, thc having our City CouiCouncil m em bers elected they ore m aking their end m ean 0 S500 m illion spcispending reducdon in I Then they asked to sec hishis shot rccord, to w hat's gcgood for Uiem and not the res from districts rnthcricrthan l professions. rest o f the turns directly ovio ver die homes in die die years ahead? H ow/ cancai diey soy dull? 2 which I rcpled this M M R woiwould be his first counuy’ anyway.a subdivision in wl A t present, those!c tlthot have representation ^ i w hich I live. This They explain diis way:/ay: In C ongress, you J one due to a death in thc fomiamily and also a So, wc/c w ill cncourage anyone whi get thc goodies andid tthose that don’t get thc j vho feels subdivision consansists o f about 30 hohies andnd can promise a S500 billioillion saving at the v death in thc family of a close3SC friend causcd angry abcbout this raise to w rite or call shaft. :a lla llth e is know n as thle e (Cleoibrook Subdivision, sam e time you increasese actuala spending by . r from die allergic reaction o fthf t e D TP shot, cicctcd officialsoi who voted in favoror RZMAN 2 ^ 10 E. and H ighw ay 3 0 -9 3 .1 $111 billion, Hcrc’s howlow it w orks: ’ ' - W e explained to them that: uponup thc advice appropria-iotions bill. TwinFallfl esdm ate their altitudea lt in these turns to be W hen Congress talksks abouta spending of our respective pcdiotricianiians, w c would LYNN NSTANDLEB about 100 feett aboveab the rooftops. I also cuts, they do not m eann cuttingcu actual' not hove our children immunilunizcd .with thc Hommimett notice that somTie e o f them are still streaming’B spending, but reducingg prprojected increases, R ural resident!nts lose rights eDTP until'further tests couldlid beI done on spray,aftcr mnkiriking dicir field rtin.____ I f Congress reduccs thetie aam ount o f tlicm w hen they rcach school Y ou've purchasedled your property in tlie ^ ool age, but w e U n b oim r deserve cojnpassl>Sion A s o fth is date,ate, m y letter to the GA D O in increased future spendingding, diey call that a -. ^ ------countryside andJiaveavcjLniccJiQmc__ ^w ere concem cd about the measlesm g ^ Boise has beenn tctotal v ignored._____;______------—------Q e o ^pa-Phillips’-lcttcr : (Aug.- 6) w ------spei|dingxutrevcn-thoug]augh-octual-€ponding------F o rth e last few ycjyears, you and Mr. °outSreakl i w n s ------0 i r j 5 5 ^at f f6:3.5 a.m ., a crop duster ng. She said she opposes oboi is sUll increasing. Rogers have hnd aI vcvery am icable They then told us they wou^ould not give confusing new over m y hothouse at about 30 feet above ihcr,” but then justifies it for 1 ® H ere is a simplified1 extcxtunplc. Supposed relationship. But hic e i:is m oving to greener ju st thc M M R but instead woiwould have to ‘ ahogcthc the ro o f and eonsonsisted o f four diffcrcnt a.sons. Congress loday is spendiinding S I o n a } postures and sold the farm to Mr. Seum o f "catch them up on ihcir shots.ots.” in which, . , passes at thc sama m c height w hile spraying an abortions hove.occurred "for program and dicy havee bibudgeted to spend — ------the Earth. Your new i they exnlaincd. would be n1 D~DTP in each . ‘•'rsr.at foralong ^jjacenlficld. Ll urv upt tOTiayV*'If su.j>houl ------S3^>n-ih©^me-progBnMun-nextyeaFH— ------: ----- courteous. Let’s hopeope thc least hc docs is orm, one in one thigh and thc M M R in the --‘'■"‘■■.‘‘“J ^ F T here w as no10 uaircraft num ber on the " contm uce tto prohibit or regulate other • However, if they spend S create a nuisance. other.o fuselage o r underderside o f the w ings, m aking id S l.7 5 next year, They then presented me withwit a conscnt ' privalc, “‘‘inevitable” i choices such as they w ill call dial a spendicndingcutof25’ Soon, there arc 1,011,000 pigs across thc f , positive identifio.ficadon d ifficult However, I -fo rm -fo u n c to.signaw ay all111 cof their - prostitutiction. suicide and recreational cents, even diough theyry ai ~ fcncerOf course,"ihcjhcyju-eunder^months-^— *: 1?.* ___ could identify.thc.the aircraft os to m ake, b asic. responsibility ih ease anythinf ;n w e'v e been unsuw cssrul'it “ spendingby75'centsr*" o f age so he is not in-in violation o f any iin g h a p p e n c d .T ^ s ‘^'»ff’C" r.i. - color and colorir titrim around the edge o f tho stood there in total amozcmcnncnt, • convincming elcm chts'w ilhin socictyy°*^‘he c cockpit Had her Congress Is bankraptihjstihg'Amcrica.'"''' ' " " V ordinance. And h c liklikes bees, but not“fiext le n ot been directly over me, disbelieving ihcir non-chalant IS with these behaviors? Ms. / Bccausc of Congress’ non-stopnor deficit j to his house so theyy a.ore next to yours. am auitudc. M y ^ . 1 could have probrobably noted thc color o f his first thought was m y son woul/ould overdose Phillips ' use u of “inevitability” as aI dcdefense , spending, die interest paypaym ents on Uie \\ Buming things is goo;ood too (cxccpt weeds) on all diosc shots at oncc. WciWere dicy deaf? abortioiion w ould suggest that w c’rc national debt exceed aI whoppingwh S256 | and if thc wind isjustiust right... wdl, you get j ^ . I am aw are thaiduit agriculture spraying I refused to sign thc consentIt f