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G o o d m o r ] R M N G 1 3 I w i l l \ ■V W e a t h e r v ' i e f o c o i Tf i m i s ss i o n e ir s e a t =TW ay:-M osl36rsmmy^^-this mbmin g - —BylirWr Wright------^ Reputlica'ican supporter ’ ’ Coircctioiions. becoming partly doud]idy by after- VmtHnlimwrttdf ______^ who campimpaigned for Thirty-tjr-two prcdnct members, aa relare noon. Southwest windid I5 to 15 tw inIN FALLS - Local Republiciilicans ^ Chuck WirWinder, one of tively larjirge number, showed up 10te casta mph. Highs near 75 deidegrees. Mondayay night voted for last-minutete lican smilinglg before1 a roomftd of her fell candidates'es vying to take Committeitec picked John Robins, aiBuhl Bu -GOP mei £?!!55L:------DartlMcCUn------Carta ^ - --John Jol floMrts— a commissicssion ficat-vacat-'- • real estateate agent,-and-David McClain; cd by Brentent Reinke, who Buhl'farmm er a i^ county emcrgcncy::y dis-d J a little surprised and very,f, very'v Reed, 53, Is a cccorporate secretary for was v appointed by Batt am pleased,’Ki,” shc later said. and now heiftls p. Canyon Springs InjInn and a longtime local the c Idaho DepartmentIt iof Juvenile Please see COMMISSIONER, Page.’ageA2 Al l- C< L E A R — — T IP rriu rd eisr

9 'Designer niriofT: Receunty Court courtroom today. 1 imin lan uhusu* ■ ' y. as attom ey Monte Carlson, TwiTwin : hoiL playoffs, FaUs Counmty Prosecutor Rich Sevannand an Deputy PrProsecutor Grant Loebs, stai : wh PageB3 ury. ***n»w------'“SS- ng arguments will most likelikely . , sta During anfl «ew examlnatloft, 4ireaMld Oebrdiordan E}eShWds tells re]êred1 nnum peiê Parrish he hat mer nei^ys Iri hla ean. PeShlelda,I, whowl hai au^ Please sec TREVINO, Page/i3geA2 We ferwl<«fiourioiit aar (nfactloru'In the past, race■ecdved a deanblll ^ h ^ Monlofiday durhi2 a trip to a free wellnellnesa screening offered at thee FirstFI Chrlitim _Coj Church InnBuhl. B . FirJtate Board —------’ S t u dJy: Seconciary It to tum "V T- y gay history, ^ ^r*S smol'ike hikes h eara r t *' ationwideep o ta tb jglut force:es fafmc] PageAS Aralanche snowed undei risk i;i n w o m e n Colorado Snds Itself in ( al position ih the NHL p toedum p stoDcks; dispG)Osal pos sec-sC' ondhand smokeSl appears to almost dot T h e . s p u dI g { l u t : dou- tier FORT]T FAIRFIELD, Maine — Aflw ter V:;- ’; ■' : ^5 blo the rislisk of hean disease in womeomen e Hollister five badi yearsy cf potatci farming oii rod who don'tt smoke,s a study of 32,000 nurs-nur ri«tatMwtthb(ffloni^po^mdi haivastod In 1996, bOOoRsMts of. , . cs found. O p i n i o n PageB4 ar the Canadian border, Ch ith finally harvested a beautil «k May 1 and stodo » a pern»rcentageofhaivsst . That's higherhi than previous studicjdics have foundid, and at least one expertcsaid sai •Common sense: The.sta crop of taswtas baldng russets. .' iu ' 0.13 0. '9 / !oragixi . 3.1 . ; loubleble IS, he cannot sell them befcelore . •.> ' Studyly represents some of theth of Education was right t • ' - cnp Minnesota 25 0.65 0. 26 . Penn., 0.4 ( f. strongest e'evidence yet of a link betwee down a g r ^ t to s tu ^ g£ iheyrott. . - • . ■ - . Montana ’ :0.32. 0.02' 0. 7 .: .Washir«ton. 9 5 - ; n’t they pretty,” Beckwith said,sai : V • 6i46' Oj0.11. 24 Netnska - OA NA W NA : Wlttomh 3.1 “ H1 H heart disei:easc and other people’s ciga-cigt tpde^s ieditorial s ^ . VtAbacksa : up a big, smooth potato from D.98 ;.34- , .NewYoric -. :03: .0.016-2. .0. ,T e« '. \4U.:t aOA : 23 ke. irth abor- i6-foot pue.pi "You. can’t sell têm, ar iA'- ZT. KDakota . 23-r-Q.- 0 « : 23^= Mnn«—lan • “They'n're startling in.terpis .cJf OibOi t iand tvun into a stink- Left ] to decompose in open: Hollister Parent Teachei vnth$8oror $9 last year. cn fields, pom- about a 20!0 percent higher rate of he'arleart ^ . ing pUe of black goo.» . toei to< becbome a breeding grotpx)und for dts- disease deileaths than nonsmokcrs whOsihOse Organization helps the I (luc lias some Maine farmei “You can't stored! them like com or soy- ca tIonC pt. Nationally, more than 10 bi case, induding blight thatIt ccan destroy spouses didlid not smoke. The latest sturfitudy School. “ ■"I- beans,-said Duanene Preston, an extcn- the tht ncixc crop. Dumped Mtatctatoes also can — publishcbed Tuesday in the Americjuricsm : Valley ..1-3 Jo n i» iiinmds of potatoes were in stora{>nige gion agent with t;the universities of contaminate coi the ground wat according td the Agricultui water by emit* Heart Asso«sodadon journal CircuIadon~rin— aries...... 2 Minnesota and Noirorth Dakota. “We're ting tin a thick black liquid as they break looked at; ltotal exTOsure to secondhahi menc going to have to haullul them out and dump down. do hahd N a t i o n ■ Abby...... 4 ■■ ■■.■ • smoke at hchome ana at work. Surprise move: The AM/...... 5 | g l | H bill banning partial-birdnotices ...5 tions. , H | So)urces: A^rj Force; secretany s ^ s ■ i;

lot will sttand trial1 fdr frateim izatiori1 " S e c t i o n by se c...... pil' aifunds...2> tleiTlroet______^ ^ drcumsiistancc like this.” ^ Itwouldbeextnxtrrm dsm n er offidals, in interviews with Section A Sectio WASH5HINGT0N — The Air Foret )s Angeles Times, implied that preparec•ed to proceed -with a courtjrt- foran honorable.^bkdtsdmrgp Flinn a:and her advisers may havelavc ’Weather...... 2 . Magic Vc manialI cof its first woman B-S2 piloi ayed their hand by insistinggon on Nation ..:...... S6 Obituarl( . • i R I On aduliiltery charges, apparent!)Itly • tobe^ixninddi^ d m . m m n a norable discharge. These offi-offi' Worid..’...... 7' DearAbl v'-'' gcX reluctanimt to give First Lt. Kelly J ills; ■ dais saiaid the Air Forcc might havelavc . Flinn thi± e honorable discharge shc'Ji approveved a general scparadon, the Movies.,’...... 7* Peopie;. i ’ sought in a last-minute effort to head“ d »• f-> , military'ry’s second.bcst discharge and B pffatrialial cxpected to be embarrassass- - A i r F orces» spokesman far benttter than the dishonorable dclb ^ Opinion...... 8 l^gai no ing bothh toI the servicc and the defen:en------:------^ : often given to personnel con-con^ •Idaho.,;....:.....9 ■ Classffie dant Secretary Sheila WiWidnall “has no violinin court.martial proceedings,55- West.:...... 10 Flinn’sI’s trial is scheduled' {o stanurt intendon” of givingg FFlinn an honor-. pu^nn is; accused of adultery with-aith-n Tuesdayy at, Minot Air Force Baseiin in able discharge.' married Sectio ■ H y u i H North Da ;d dvilian, Marc Zigo. It is thisthij Dakota. Her civilian attomeyley. An Air Forcc spoke)keani^ r^ n d . chargee thati has made u e casoJ an Section B Money.. Frank Spinner,Si said he will begingin inc to the report,-:t,- insisted that inteimdadonal sensation, 4 • wiMi m atters!io y asking the judge for a ••8pprtsy.....'....l-3 MLitualfi r a ' Wfdnall had not yetyet made up her But fifrom the Pcsntagoh’s stanci-in(i> ioiis., ■ - /iKoiMy ^f i Spiimr hoi^a I ^py eir n n t I ument tmtii June 2. • mind on the issue. . shc also faces two far moretore Assodated-Press,- cjuoting an ' However, tho spok' ;;Conimiiril^...... 4 Comics;.► 3 1 r»qu««tfbra>r tn hbnenM e dtachaifa Monday ai jokesman added, Soiiss chargesc — disobeying a directirect ?“ '* s ed senior Pentagon offidal,ial, - . It would be extremesmely rare for an ;__ ------FdroeBaMlM tli N6rth Dakota: ' • rep o rt^.>d latt Monday that A|r Forcerce - honorable dischargee ttto be, given in a Please see MIUTARY, PageleA2 A2

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iB»OOR I A4 T1n»Ney(,T«rinFta>,ldt,ldthb Tiwi^,May20.1S97* TF — —W e a t h e r ------aasB B ^ B ■ F o recatf ______Source: Wn^lenBlWeW>e^Se^^!!!»_ A c r o s s THIHE NATION H Magic Valley T h u n dietstbmis e rumble; aacross Southwest, nation’s midland;ids Mostly sunny this mornoming becoming partly doud;jdy in nftopnnnn, Hiph« tng-thc-mid >ti 70s. -Southwost-wind-.id-s IO— -Th< AwociaW Prew.1. ■ ■ —— -----Ihunderswrmms-wece-also-developing- soStretched from Illinois to Texrexas ond ers of the atmosphi>here began to heat up. |eooufD-A»ommroclEOMvarm^ ^ 70s:TohjeIiraearI Loi«sBOlo jC 35.'Wednesday mos^ Iw '^niin'was expected, across die state onn&fonday. f through early afismoonion then becoming panly dououdy. A warm front aheadahi of the system broughiIght high Mountain Home1C was the midoftemoon wanvaim spot ^^^^rda|wFnil^4»1 Highs 65 to 75. temperatures to thethi M idwKt It was 74 degregrees in at 79 degrees whirhile Lowell reponed 78 deid e ^ e s . Clevelond. The frontfro also sent light to modnoderate MuUan Pass wasI thetl cool spot at that houri rw w d iS l Treasure Valley showers to New Eng]ingland in the afternoon. degrees. Mostly sunny toUay. HigJisIlif in the up|*r 70s. Southc |T.»tnFfllH [75»M^MpoeeleDo|79^B wind 5 to 15 mph shiftinging to the northwest by early afiafter* |t noon. Tonight mostlyly clear.i Lows in thc mid 4 I T^tPERATURES HCV. J Wednesday mostly sunnynny through early afternoon tl ThoAccuWeathor* Max MtniiS P tP becoming partly cloudy. Highs!li in the upper 70s. Albuquerquo 88 65is .01 ^ [= ■ !■w-ia»-aa«-»oa-4a»-«o>-w vnh Atlanta^....;:_____; 70 S939____ ------— — ■"Boston .51 4919 .51 i_ .s ^ Sawtooth Mountainains. Wood RivecVallcy -Chicago - 6 6 — -54>4 Mostly stmny today. Higlliiglis from the mid 60s to thc lov Oollas 83 71ri .98 — 70s. Tonight mostly clearear. Lows in the upper 20s to i Oemrer 68 4010 > Bi-lntennUoBnottTÛMt ___ upper 30s. WcdncMay momosdy simny through early aft ■ Oes Moines 63 . . 47 t7 noori then becoming pnnlyrtly doudy. Highs 65 to 75. Dotroll 75 53>3 .36 ' A LMANAC * Honolulu ' 84 6919 Houston • 89 ■ 6616 Eastern Idaho Indlonapolls 78 68>8 .02 Idaho Tw in Falis Mostly sunny today throhrough mid afternoon then beco Kansas City 66 52>2 .80 Mu Mlt) Pep«P Max Min PciPep ing portly cloudy. H i^si 75 to 80. Southwest wind 10 to Las Vegas 92 73'3 Boiw 81 47 ..... Vostofdoy 75 42 ...... mph. Tonight partly cloutoudy. A slight chance of cveal (^S Angelos 70 64 Bwloy 77 42 ..... Lnstyoflf 69 41 .... thunderstorms. Lows 400 totc 45. Wcêsdtiy pmly cloui Memphis 86 700 Foirtloro 70 29 ..... Normal 74 43 .0-;.04 A sligltt cltance of aftcmofmoon thunderstomis. I^ghs in t Miami Beitch 87 799 Gpoding m m ..... mid 70s. MllwaukM 61 422 Precipitation Mlnnoapolls 56 444 .04 Hogermon 83 39 ..... New Orloons 85 733 .89 I Idoho Foils 73 33 ..... Month to doto: - •09 .0 Northern Idaho New Yorlt 84 522 .06 Nonnol mo, to doto: ,6i . OWohoma City 6S 58 Joromo 73 40 ..... • „ Partly cloudy today. Highiighs 65 to 70. North«rest wind1 5 5 ,0 8 .66 Wotor yoar to doto: ll.S, 1 0 mph. Toniglit mosdy clei Omoho 64 477 Lewlaton 79 46 ..... Normal yeor to doto: 7.6 dear. Lows in the 40s. Wednesdsdoy w T" ' *T^ Phoenix 97 756 Molo(J 75 34 ..... mosUysunny.niglis70io7‘0 75. COLO MWtU STATKATwwty .______A Pinsbursh 82 622 1.13 Molto 75 36 ..... Comfort factors Ponland. Me. 50 477 ' ■ .06 McColl 66 26 ..... Humidity at noon: 36ipc. pc Nortlicm Nevada1 H L EE3 S E3 ED l a E Portland, Oro. 82 522 ..L. Pocatello 75 36 ..... Baromotof ot noon: 30.010 1 R . Mostly sunny todoy. Westlêst winds 5 to 15 mph. Highs 7070 to wow tow awQwtw: »HAM r-»re«K» nuuvea awow- eg ice suNtrf ^T. cioior a.

“yA M A ”ern d o r se s bI illb a n na i n g “fermrofaboft B a fEpuis^Guard' tl e r ^ • Knlght-HWefNewiSwvtca .. ■■ - AMA’s. lr,usttstees decided to ' . Diclilickey also said the Senatete League, denouncedBd the AMA -D ig \ i g d ^ g e r ^ e .... embroceitafteitter.initially ^ r e s s - . U - sponsored • chiefly-'byby ' dedsion.as ain'intrusiusion on R o e' .....WgodÔT^ ^"'WASHINGTON' — ' — The ing reluctance:e (0\ plunge into thc Penns'insj^lvania Republican Rickck vs. Wade and predictcicted that the The Awociatetoted Prott______■ = American Mcdical Assocsociation emotional debaibate. Santoritoriim, “has no impoct'otfI a Santorum bill —- should: it ------unexpectedly endorsedd legisla.I< Dr. Nancy W. Dickey, chairman womar nan’s r i ^ t to choose an abor ( become law — would^d be struck. BOISE-4JGov. Pha Batt mobi* Bl^’Wood watch-ClCl ■- tion Monday to outlaw a contro*c of AMA’s boarcard of tnistccs, said tionn consistent c with-Roe vs.'s. . down in the courts.' ’ • vcrsial abortion procediedurc, a the procedure, . . lized thee IcIdaho Nadonal Guard e. known medically Wade,'de,” the Supreme Court casese “The AMA has dealearly .signed Monday’ to provide assistance to Harbor Island. Batt said.L move that could boost proprospects as intact dilatioItion and extraction thatt established c: on unfetteredsd on to a bill that’s blataiitantly uncon- anyw here The Wood River Volleyley was ■ th at the procedure will wi be (D&X), is one t ire in the state where e tliat “is never thc righttt to t an abortion during'thele stitutional,” Michelilelman said. flooding isathreafis a ®another major flood point.nt. The , banned. only appropriatiate. procedure and firstt sixsl> months of pregnancy. ■ “Santorum’s bill wou/ould outlaw “Record>rd levels of snowmelt Big Wood River has aheatiyd y h1 ito With the Senate likelyy tot< vote has no history•y ini peer-reviewed Butut KateI Michclman, presidentnt this procedure evenn dunngc the hayg record level through Hailey. ; Tuesday on a bill to ban thethc "par- medical literatu ised rivers and lakes to jy. Itu r e or in accepted of thehe National Abortion andid first two trimesters ofofapreenon. I swell to un And in eastern Idaho,I, floodfl j tial birth” abortion methoithod, the mcdical practiccice development.” Reproproductive Rights Action>n ey.” unprecedented levels, ^ 'and thee NationalI Guard is warningsm were posted byby. the preparinglg forI continued flood*. National Weather Service>rice on a f * ing.” theI gO'governor said in a state- . Mondayg for the Teton River'erniear i ^Trevino _ -■ m ent St. Anthony, the Snake! RRi iver ____ Connfimissione: near Shelley, the Heniy’s ForkFori at The guar - CoiitJnuBdffomAl CantuCs - arrested in Augustu st 1995 and ContinuedifrofflAl fn nord has already flown Rexburg R and S t Anthony andthcand char;largcd as an acces^ry to first-d two mission;ions to northern Idaho, - . Pormeufp, River at Pocatello.0. - start Wednesday. st;degree rnur- aster coordi•dlnator. where som<>me minor flooding has it - agreed to testify againstIt TTrevino m a The cand Those rivers were all11 overo ■ ” Wiggins, then a CastlefJeford High School pjeaca agreement ididates S]^ke briefly to th[le e 'comminee alread y occurred. oi Over 50 flood f], stage, and lowland flooclooding . junior, died May 14,1995.5. TheT trial was origi- ^ jjg , . . before thee dectionc in a packed rooma ata the coun- guardsmen,en. 50,000 sandbag and had hi already occurred in all th Bevan will also question thele ]patholomst ly annex building.bu Some said Reed woi 11 those nally scheduled for Februtjruary, but was can- who>lio examined Wiggins, and prcsc von the votes two water*ir*pumps'were i smpped areas. ai ; celed at the last minute, aft resent physical at the podiuUum. after public defend* gvidi’idcnce in an effort to tic Trerrevino to the “sh e hat! ; er John Olson declared acoI conflict of interest. shooilOpting. ad all thc points made, all “It’s great Tm ready toto hopefullyh put this ; , points,” saicaid Chuck Geska, also a Buhluhl dty raun- Milillitary - behind us," said Flo Ostr>strander, Wiggins’ .r. Also** important is thc tcsilestimony of dlman. “Shi>he was veiy composed.^ t mother. “In February, I wawas a lot more ncr* j “evino’s • „ neighbors, who say thcthey saw him Reed saidtid she entered the nice beetecause she is ive oway from his Diamond StrcStreet home in conccmedd primari^; obout taxes antm d that she ContlmwdftomAi fhw «report in the New York TimesTin ; vous than I am now. I thinkink it’s time to get it g that WIchiall had told assoda . going.” e Sidekick, occomponicd by' sosomeone dri- would be conservativeco fiscally. She tolltold the com- order to rtoystay away finm Zigo and ^ odates ; The investigation tookk Twin1 Falls policc " Jng S a white sport-utility vchicilicle, an hour mittee thatu as a legal secretniy, she hashs handled lying to herhei superior officers she would “consider” givingg Flinn'Fl ifore the shooting. Neighbors■s oof the store budgets antmd payrolls for various dieiiients, and is about the ni an honorable discharge underder the r months, and wasn’t aidedi byb^ witnesses reluc- ^ ! nature of her relodon- diRILO procedure. tont to speak. Trevino woswasn’t arrested and 50 arc cxpeaed to testify. fam êr witlith comptuer& As a womann *Hn“ a man’s ship with1 theti man. She is also r chargcd until March 12,2, 1996,1 10 months ,.^hTheir memories have had twtwo years to territory,”" shes wotud “bring strengtlgth and bal- accused ofof having1 sexuaLrela* llie Flinn case has gainedd nnc o ^ r after the shooting. dun.m. however, which may not hehelp Sevan’s ance" to theth. commission, she said. As a former dons with1 anar e n l i s t airman, an riety in the wake of a sex'scanicandal Wiggins and friend Larr:any Curtis stopped sc. dairy ownerer. she said she understandsds both sides offense knovnown to the militaiy as 25ot the Army’s Aberdeen Prov at lhe Cirde K store at thele comerc of Orchard ThThe night of the shooting,, T:Trevino has ‘he issuiiue of dairy developmentIt andi rural "firatemizatitation." , GlGrounds in Morylond in 'whichwh: • and Washington Street SouSouth at oboul 3:49 id, he was reveling at a dancenee club with homes, ondid thinks the coimty can reireach a bal- Spinner,r on o: Monday fonntilly jeseveral drill Instructorsr hha a v e r a.m. on May 14,1995, accort:ording to coun doc- mily and friends, includingg CCantu. Thc “ ce. filedareque:luest to the Air Force to accused of sexually hanb ara» r tunencs. Three men in a SuzukiSuz Sidekick foi- Sroutaup later went to Trevino’s homg. the rccords say. Frevino has said his friendsIs — ^ a strong . acronym RIRILO,— because he WiW oêr took fourth place in thi e ____ majority, in an overwhelming majoriority of 'the understood>d thatI Widnall never evi : ny of people whoVe been: in trouble with the 7tm'Imcs-News staff writer Kent McOcaryMe can cases, the co:committee’s first pick is the j event, whidi finished Sanirdoy.day. r law before. bercoircaelted at 733-0931, Ext. 238. ■ e governor’s granwd sucluch requests. He said The Times-News regretsts thet . ultimate pidiick.” . i^d last .week amid a - ensnor. '; . '■ ■■ «■ ■ Circulation Sunday SS.00 per weeli-eelc, dally only $4.00 ‘IT ”^ThelitnG»MeH« . - TV RanfdeU.clrc«ilaUon direct, per week, Sunday onl;only S3.00 per week. I m v I ^ » Salet lax Included InIn alli above raiei, A iformationn Callr ~ n Circulation phono Ilnes'are'are open .SI5.00 charge willII bet levied for all I you p l a ^ Idaho's 9-. b«tweon 7 and ID a.m. only.ly. : If you ‘relumed ehecks. i 7 3 ^ « 3 : rite cash flame yet? \ do not receive your paper by 7/ a.m., .now U your chancel - coll lhe number for your area: . Mail informaritidon BB D I B H ' ' '14 24 25 29 -31 ' OfO FAST 8 from the : ...... 677677-4042 TTie Time».New» {UP[UrS 631-080) ii pub* ' S T L itD PlaylbiSHi POWBIWjm.NUMlllt 366 :' 32^5375 itilied daily al 132 ThThird Sl. W.. ,Twln ' "»•«J ! & m - l o tT. t E R Y Q w m I n c K Idaho Lottofy.ity. It's fest'-A easy to ây . SATURDAY. MAY 17 NUMBERS * lh lola of ^nnore. » I. by Magic Valley ■":-P , . and other area* ...... 733'^33-0931 iodicala paid ai Twin , OSS ■' T'" fc- Q Drawing# are held m t y Monday.' - FallibyTheTlnvM-Newiewi. Official city and ^^ 0 m ■ "I ; Subscripdon rates county t)ew»pafter pur«twuani 10 Section 60- TteTfii E m m :^ I ^ . Wednesday*ay and Frici^. Each play 108 oftheldaho Code,le, Thursday1 it hereby ' L ± J , Tter.meri>»NewB co8t$landanJ any t l ^ matching ^ ’3, —r * V H^delivny: dally tnd Sunday,>day.M.50 dejlgnatedaiihedayofi MONDAY. UAV ID NUMMRS ■ j • per,week: Sunday only. S2.00 per ofthe week on which mjrnt}«>ra‘l8 8wlnn'er1 . ' ' r .MaiJaubaeriptiooamuiibepaldJna. legal notice* wilt be publlublithed. L .SKI LINE lOVIES-^ SAmOlOOTH ■' ' » and are available only where dclKicitSTu J*®*”?” '"- lie lend change of owumes preis . KtL' OVERSHALL ODDS not roalnulned. Mall ratal Alt Idaho addre«» form to: P.O, DoxOo; 548. Twin Falla, ■ Pre« ^ 3 m REPORT ,:.daily and Sunday S4.0Q per week,eek, daily tdaho 83303, ” < c t o r IEIDAHO PAST . t only S3J0 per week. Sunday only - 1 5 _ ^ S AM B E I lli 61 ' êr week. Oul of ilaie rat

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G l i n t co n p r o f p o s e s I Tn o r e b a i s e c l o ss i n g s t o ) t r i m P ^ e n t a g o3 1 1 : WASHINGTON (AP)0>) — The —•CUnton-odministrstion'uit-imroUed-a— ty of Cphen:s..and.ld.hcjccfused.t0 ___ HeritaE<»geJoundation l found it per- defense review that willill irritateii new blueprint for thele imilitary « caned any of the severalsev now pro-' plexingg thotd the review trimmed some lawmakers. /Monday that looks muchich like the ^ - 7 ] n ^ s t m grams in the procurerirement pipcUnc. the activedvfrduty force even diough , The review proposes aI sharpsha cut ...dd one but seeks to “lose ProciitemenI Trends But even marqueelee weapons pro- Congresssss irequested the review out in the National Guardlard and lose w ei^t” DoOBaigttJtinOi grams such as the A by cuttine milicaiy ses, back-up flHJ-.-WW...... ! Air Force F-22 of concercem lhat the military was Reserve, forccs with powerfuerful state ____ _ forccs an^weapons purdu __ Md Na^FA^Sâ2 and F fighters inadequaiIuate_to meet tho two-war and local constituenciesries. The rdiases.------did not e ^ ^ the di ___ V. .The result would bes aa military m S t^ b iU ia n • defense reiiev? " strategy, review also predictsjhatmt messyi thnt StiU costs as much\ as the cur- - u n ^ th ed ; Both pro{irognum will be A cong)ngressionalIy oppointed local conflicts such as HailHaid and ' .rent one, about $250 bOlioiUion a year, trimmed in termss ofo the overall Nadonal!lal Defense Panel praised Bosnia — commitments thatthai have but that carries less exccxcess bag* ■ / : \ number of planes purjurchased. the overallsrall strategy but questioned widely opposed by cong«»;ressional The military willi leavele inia« its how someme of the specific force ded- Republicans — will continntinue to sage behind the front linesnes. commitment to defc , I n d e n t Clinton saidlid thei plan UjH^7 :S 2 S 0 billion efending South sions rdatiilated to that strategy. demwd a U.S. response and “may ==-==J^cct«d=iiie=.Tiewrthirthai=^:ih~6— ------Korea-and-the-Persi(rsiaff G ulfrand ------W hile-til^the-faasie conelusions-of----;;^<‘equtre;3>gnificant'.cotninitincitmems'ofnrr: . Pentaeon can't be fullyly exempt”t ------mainrainJng'forces'es sufficienfto the deferitense review have lêen forces.” ■ from the need to trim thi ^ -g3 fight two major redoipon a l w ars near- • k now n fotfor weeks, the report con- the size of _ ' Iy simultaneously. ..government. To maintintain the . 2.2 million j ‘‘ ' ta in s somime e surprises. nation’s global miUtartary reach -r “It would have mamade very litde In additIdidon to the base dosure ^nthin the dollars avails■ailable, we ^ sense to break thec fngrcss would not approve futui:ure Mountain Westst M akes It Possible - “It used to strike terroror iinto my the savings neoleeded to pay for these dosui3sure rounds “until the Clintoiton to Quality Makes it RicR i g l i t ! -heanasweU.” and other pro>rograms. Even with admit[ministration keeps their wor r in one h ■■ The review proposes adadding Sl previousIS roundsr of base dos- andid finishesfi the last one." Gingnc •billion ovQr five years for)r clchemical shutt down d 97 major fadli* wasis referringr to the president' - Our Commitment tc •warfare protection, stemicmmins in des, the U.S.». baseI inventory has decisicision in 1995 to try to sav part from concerns abouiloutNmh droppol<»i^2V 21 percent while the defenfense jobs at two dosing boses i i EXAMS *45°° 'W Korea’s offensive êm ic^cal icapaba- acpveduty fore□rce has declined by a CalifolUfomia and Texas. ^ M o »untaiiTI May Only :■ . ity. It slashes the attack submarinesui , Replacing on aging invenioty c Bwear or Contacts, fleet from 73 vessels downwn iK) SO. It • 0 “*' “ frasoistructure is stuck in Coldlid War\ weapons was a top prior ^ I W ee s t ^ ^ J I L T O D A Y ! M Court to) review pc k ForEyev.u e u k e s b l v d . n.M r •olygraph results ban m C A L PTittyW '34-3937 # WASHINGTON (AP)P) •— Lie- The justices’i’ dedsiond in the Air early:rly release. ^ W f ^ 5 2 5 BLUT W I N F A L L S ^ ' detector tests for decadesdes were Force case, expjxpeaed sometime in IIn n th e Jîejdetector ease considered voodoo sciemience, but • 1998; couldI affect a all'civilian EdwcIward G- Scheffer was stota’ 7 : •the Supreme Courtt agreeds courts as well,U. • doneened at March Air Force Bose»in ii Monday to dedde whethisther ban- In other mainatters Monday, the Califoiifomia when, in 1992, he wa ning test results from crimiiminal tri- court: courturt-martialed on charges o als violates some defenfendants’ • Ruled inn a case from Maine writii■iting S3,300 worth of bai rights. that states offciffering property tax checkecks, ujing methamphetomim • 'Granting a Clinton admdministra- exemptions fofor enterprises run andd b being absent without leavi tion appeal, ± e justicess vivoted to by charities caicannot withhold the for' 13 days. . -review the California casecaj of a tax break from)m an enterprise that Sho S j P shortly before Ws legal trou court-martialed airmanI in which mosdy benefit!fits out-of-state resi- ^les!S began,b Schcffer had agreei ------nhe-nationVhighest-mi-military —dents.------■------to-tal•takc'a-polygraphtest'ani •court threw out a flat banin ofc poly- • Lim ited,d, in a case from denieinied using drugs while in thi IW! O E T 4 1 graph evidcncc. Washington stastate, prison inmates’ ‘.milita:litary. The test charts indicat Many state and federalrai courts right to invokeke a much-used dvil cd heh e :answered truthfully. I have upheld simUar bansins on lie- rights law toI suesu ovw the loss of A\ urineu test iridicated use o: E ALL-SEASONN: ;^detector test results as evievidence. good-conductict cred its toward ' ' metHa:tIiQjnphetamine. EENDSEnER SE Justice oppososes f S f S t S . TIRESS; im peaching BUY 3 TIREIADIAL EAT NO EXTRA CHARGE!GE I liberal judges l U I C H E INCIUD i AND BALANCING n '• WASHINGTON (APAP) - 1^^^^Bl S!SGEITHE4™TIREi “A New QenerottoiUim Nelnhborhood Bakery” Antonin Scalia, one' ofo the EATHER TREAD PAHERNtN ! •Supreme Court’s most corconserva- swKuaicicvuirrauimid UDES FREE MOUNTING J '‘tive justices, said Mondayay ia move d for Iraction, the treod patternem 5 ■ ih Congress to impeach:h 1liberal wide drcumferenliol groovess toto "judges accused of jujudicial "activism should fail DesignedIsr I effectively from the cptoct “I don’t think thaes goir;oing any- olerol grooves ond siping fortrit -‘■•where,’’ Scalia told hundrndreds of |=I^^P dome el gripping edges to sup- -.taembers of a Jewish dvilivil r i^ ts 1 ^ 1 ■ ^ s p r S ' \\ pnss watei ■'group, th e Anti-Dofanfamation ' H M patch. 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Carpenter urged a vigor- ty, international affairs and criminal jus- ■« -• I 19 could help wardu-d off prostate cancer amongg ings — released at a sdKientinc conference cateated the relationship betwe:ween dietary one of manany nutrients found in fruits i men who skimpip ion fruits and vegetables, in Denver Monday — arear still preliminaiy, nutr itSMd depar^ thought was that somedaywe futuristic vision and exatementm the U5. ous retxun to space exploration, saying the tice. Iri O Clinton utrients and health is tumiDglg oout to be. vegetableses. Since it seemed reasonal 1 / u . J. . spareprogram. ' economic benefits to the nation far out- “Ihere is no greater inspiration for our lV lC J_ y U X ld .lU O . The findings,s, jpart of a big stucfy of physi-i* . and they are not readndy to recommend Mtmy Mi studies have shovm thathat people who that pillsI containingc vegetable nutrie dons, found thatlat those who ^ t relatively lit*c* these vitamin pills, evsven for those who eat t “The space program today IS notating weigh the hazards. - diUdren than a challenge and opportunity , . . It plenty of fnuts and vegetabMables are less would be goodgi for people, several big«OTo- st e a ^ iio ^ l^ to nu^ peopl^" Ceman said at the hear- “If we are to keep our nation prosperous to explore the unknown and no greater tie bem carotenene in their food seem to reducce won’t touch carrots, ■' like!kely to get all kinds of cancelicer, ^duding ies of betaa carotenec and odier suppleme ______thdc. prostate caicancer risk:by.about one-thirdd —____ Thft iitf- nf j ______------in g ,jh e j5 e c o n d _ m _ a _ s e n e s ^ . a n d js e c u r e ...... then_weJHtist.take.some— unknown-than-the universe-in-which we- l l d r C S S - I X l a y __partner___ 1 supplements,-espe----- prosirestate-cancer,-the-second-leaileadiriycam'Mi' " ' wei e'laundidiedinthel980s.------=------r- jDinea astronauts Bim Aldnn and Scott long-term mission of the National nsks," he told the House Government live” he said. •' still talkiiing neless Beal Lean Bsaf \ be big donor ARKADELFHIA, Ark.k .(( A P ) - - . — Jim McDougal is down to :his last A I M f it 199 :m L PH V BtS W SWET CORN RED few doys of freedom. rXiEi U W H >^ C U B ^ Set to b e ^ a three-year:ar federal sentence next month, theic onetimeo m m m o a s t H STEAR ------businoss-partaer->of-£i-Bili_and__ mmm 3 ! u 8/»i f 4-n : ^ = . Hillary-Clinton-is.still talking-'to.' tall .. ' r a i i 0 H i = = Whitewater investigotors.■s. He also expects to'testizstify to a -j. • _ grand jury in Californiaia inve'sti-i PKOS* D5 Uis. a Largop % gating his ex-wife Susan’sm’s taxes, 99ri\ m E m llv : ONIONS GRAPEFRUIT |i 9 |^ X ^ 9 9 C O d part of her mounting legacgnlprob. p . , lems as she refuses to cooperatecoo rli9o« UJU w jnianSltej^l with Kenneth Starr’s probe.ibc. I iBiREAST^ RREASTS s .ZHi u».Fop I r O# I ^^^FHHatPiitCinUU. , On top of that, McDoi m Dougal is BOnOlC writing a book, promisinglg newn dis- less Beef A i ilass Boaf ^ Falls Brand Grand Forks Herald said today. closures. “No smart playeryer shows m m ...... Ws hole'cards," he says, tei suggesting thc title might b< Men.” ' piBi WIBUERS, '99 i lflraAGE : BROroOU' NAvSniffiES^^ a llw ii— “This will simply go onn forever.f< , A M i l W And I am not.joking about■out this,” I P T C FRANKS 01 hc^says./s. “This ’ A i r IM obably be U I Li luL i about EAK^‘ Sli BEEFWlBy ^ 2 / ^ 1 ■goto ... rC s n i l i l soiBpand I H FaBslBrand | Red l :: iim Baran favorite h ll ■IK o l 1HQIK SLICED I r ^ '^1 OAI Jim McDougal ih? r ; y .....ly"- oqiitwl<^^ÔgiiK th is cit'city of USAGE I C O N ^ PEflSi 10,000. McDougal, 56. is5 rcrelaxed — SsadlBss Dole Bolden Rips New White S S S ™ ™ ® and often jovial. Myriadd h health E problems, from manic depnzpression to blocked arteries, haveivc been BAI W i ^^PBREEIM PERLETTE BANANAS PflTATnFSS CROUTONS brought “under control”’ bj by doc- TO^^MEAIUS grapes S itejj«jrtsd__l__ -M 'c...odofnci.,sin tors and a medication re®imen. m p h tOTIM And he’s pleased by the la *fcnic W estern F^mOy favorable responses he gets'tiW : it^ ______w e s t e r nnFamny l ______ii^KiH r a H Hi i --tors;andTiringlinEST«iinh« lie. iS i oRESSlNfiS-î-*'**- PITTEir ~ iMU.lL^lA ^ B Ul. ^ 0 LilS.Far ■ ■ Lits. For ■ laoz. Jap Ass'! I ^ use a mini^mum of red tape and •A comjle teen-agers stop c P m “ ^TCETCImop BBQ:I SAUCE EI remind^him of their upco OLIVES Western FamBy q o a rtJar tJ 18 01t.. A iiopted high school graduat Mc0ougal sajre he’s 'j u gJing ^ j sev- era! invitations and adds’Is withvi a “igpRiror smile: “When I was growinmng up. MedlURI BEANS JB f ^ _ Y ^ b F J K ^ ^ J ^ people didn’t want their diildrenchi 6 OZ. Can nmning around with crimina]inals.” His reception may reflecfleet not I5K only McDougal’s charm but i: ut public KRAF1iFT R e g . a tVDnl I U b b y EJ ambivalence about thc concomplex K p at m Pt f o u r a U e ii Whitewater case. The prob'robe has n i m t led to convictions for. 12I p WIWM HHf ^VlftHJIlr CBaSfl HHIf airport. Both mayors described < mer Gov. Jim Guy Tucker,sr, tand it ■»■«!ILLOWS 1Dbde Uvbigware SAOSAfIGE ORESSSINGS still swirls around the Clin'lintons, : who have denied any wrongdigdoing, >APERCUPS ■SSBSSSrSSSSSS^ PoftiooLPko. Post '] n ^ I “I t looks lik e a w a r zone u d th no After his convictions last on 18 felony fraud and conspnspiTDcy l ■ lLU* h $ < 1 1 9 ...&PLATES $■179J | j counts, which coulcl have broughtbn BSB I Umpteen ^ PRBPUgTSl Hoi^coMBHgOl! tOASTIESH 99'^ a sentence of up to 84 yea/ears in I Havops SoRH prison, McDougal droppc. A fed- m gUttPBotUw eral judge ruled on Mondaylay that C in n a iti• n o n he must keep that date. PIE(CHERRIES Broke and living in a trailer s “ iler in a DAI FlHiZBn, R ed, S o u p friend’s front yard h ere, H I M M McDougal suggests prisonon will I M F fL c L S W ^99^ .P m sd a Sweetenet ^DORITl mean better living standards, Q®® 5 8 0 Lb. BiiGftat ticularly closer medical attendS i o T A p p le $ j 4 9 - * 1 J MinniucgMSpillllFOIIfS ' 8!L-iiiQ lOBSnB rl9v* n •CnUHimm’OllI- il fC ^ l^ IsSS'SS ContorinSanDieso,nottarfn.m He declines to answer dett m ‘ A n I U ITmBmH IAKXU •CUCtnllOllDa fl IOIA ^ her home m Rancho Soma Fc, questions about the investigai RASISPRERRIES:S 1 offering a stock reply referrir J m . V V i 5 2 * ^ OllOP w a te r f t / l l i '^•siic h e a r d U on the radio, the Little Rock grand jur;iury t o . FRIlTTERS ( ImilvMiially Quick RRvzen, which Starr is presentingng evi- Unswsatened. I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ...... ■ y y . ■ ■ V ' ?o7?8oT™ rjrSaS“oirprS ■ .Mi»- pB m H d e n t o f th e c e n te r, said. dence: “That impinges on l a u . B o x It grand jury testimony.” 1®® - VMnteraFamUy WBStem Family MeadowGold Kratt American The^ miiuon that Mn,. ktoc • He finally adds: “Buy the 1";bo EODllY'S BUNS) im Much work remains on his 12 PaddcHambupgep 3h ^ STRAiwrerrieES: " HBiSIIEYBIUUID plahncd autobiographical wi |» UEM9NADE UMEADE DREAM FUDGE BARS JPIGLES applied or aid. Another ?nony- which win cover his small>t f l 6 g upbringing, his three decadeades in Unweotened. 4 9 CeANDYBAj Alcoholics Anonymous, his worirorkfor , - $ 4 2 9 I i l K K M w s m n m 9 / q q ( ~ qq( b $9^9 s s s s the late Sen. J. William Fulbriibright, N a l l e y v As 1 B U I.B 0 X _ ■' i , his freewheeling days of land s Assopted H i uladon and running a failed savi W M t B P n F m m S f B Q 0 |! L lO Q S£ flog - pg g L K.-s.-ES'i'! and loan, ahd, of coui o u s IMCP PIPECTIN Whitewater and tlie Clintons. SUGAR He smiles as he recounts s I f t l able conversation with ClintoiIton at «as '99 13 9 _ Ifc u C T w w cREMitibsE swRciffik nnif'DRiiiK charcS'al thc president’s deposition>n last1 ^ iiSte 1 2 1 year, but grows som ber whenwl 15 Oz. hitp N a b i s c o Popsecpgt MICROWAVE A flh W w 0 0 1 * Am ^ A f« S S ^ Q Q A laska available asked if he laments their fi 1 ^ tured friendship. C a n m “I think we’re entirely too» I free Nleaiiow Gaiil l e U e p H in this countiy with the ase: of the ■MiaiiiiK11 iMTOiffiNL 99*^ ^^89*^ ^ 7 9 ^ ^ 1 ” “ .as. word ‘friendship,’ when actui:tually ;ream i we're just favorably acquainainted. E CREAR with someone, when we’re} tl:their ■ INES £ allies for the moment,” McDouDougal ' H " $ 1 8^ § s 9 m says. “There is no such thingling in ■ ■ IteatTim*, | v BAnfROOM $9as K£5»um $1 99 g iliil; politics as friendship becauseLse the C o u n t U . TISSUE liwni,. £ . FOIL mrm I . paliddan is totally egocentric \ — ^9TTm TTfTT3nR 7TTV 7TTTTTT^ ^ — resembles a satellite photo but concerned with his own advarvance* ment. There’s only room for mi ally advantageous alliances. WbslntnrifFamiiy: ' ■ Py..4fS!!!,.,w gP4fl rM ii^^gnni^^ ed“fi'ortW X„« "Anybody who thinks any pr dent is his friend.” McDougal od ^ ^ 1 / 2 Gan -*t3,-“better rethinlchia poaitionin- PRIElSiliS miDIIY BEIEB6BIIT ir -B ! C ^ \ rasSS-S He expresses more concincern '' ' i , t o w n . . ■.- H H Ir l ■ ' ■ ■ '°mSp viewers can locate active about his former wife, jailed for . I'wllAKwUAL contempt since last SeptemberK rfor MM[AR lotsasjdcifs '] k A V E ^ ^ r W AISHINGTON J \ ^ refusing to testify beforeore a S v ! t r: i '^101.lOtPkp. l;5 DI^HDETBtGBUT PAPER $ O Q Q Whitewater grand jury.' ju S entenced to two y ears1 icin a n i f ■ RaiB g W f l ““" S flS S ll TOWELS I ^ 2 r I 'TrîI?Sed.Re.ie, Whitewater fraud case, she owsttwaits i f i i ON ADDISON . m S a • , trial; in Los Angeles on chori WITRMl ■ 2801. . .9 : / $ i i » / m o ! C . ss» she embertled $150,000 froma nsym* in iij CUIusETOmmnmcoo phony conductor Zubin Melile h ta . %^4iile working as a bbokkeepCT. WENSEN' 7 M ito TuoKUr, May 20,1997

^Man-waim ted-in^Fexas slayyingshooi)l3-himselif;^oiang^postage-1tiiihaimeci d - • SPOKANE, Wash. (Ai(AP) — A man Spoka;kane County sheriffs Deputy/ DaveDi into a heavily guauarded apartment com- 1Kennedy, 49, in San Antoni,onio, Texas. Her Reaganan'said the man was discovdovered wanted in Texas in thee sslaying of his Reaganm said: the man shot himself inthein plex M ay 15, sholot his estranged wife body t was found May 4. z in a vehlde in the parkingg lot of mother-in-law and wotmdiiiding of his wife head sheshortly before 7 a.m., aftei; a stand-sta and fled with theheir 19-moath-oldson, Last week, he was chargarged in Austin am ^ fr about a 4 miles east of Spoks>okane shot himself Monday oft

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EpriDRR I A L ------i Credd it I d a h o ’s E d Boarc M m m \ for see n s ib le v oo t e o n ^ a h Wlit Give the IdahoI StateSt Board of Edu- torjr of the University of Nel'febraska’s n SIAKt AT cadon some creditit fcfor common sense. Cenenter for Great Plains Studiudies, who IP ------rTf1fhadvo(S(ri351last month to give an wen«nt on to compare the board' action joKH idaho Slate Univdiversity professor withith Idaho’s long-abandonedtd constitu-c S H S B ' 530,000 to study the history of homo- don:onal ban on Mormon suftegeage. . ^ " i 1 sexually in the Nortorthwest, it probably Tl:That’s politically correct: nonsensen< J >vould have jump-stj(-started the anti-gay- andnd intellectual sophistiy.. B ut th en rights crusade thathat has been in the agai;ain, it’s about par for thei coursecc in .ditch since the 199494 election.i thele world of academic ^ nint-writing t- • We can see the! TTV ads now: “Look now!jwadays. f • w/ % ^ I who’s spending yoyour tax dollars to Any Ar PC topic is deemed wcworthy of teadi your kids gayly hhistory.” the;e jpublic’s money, and woe.be;.betide the._ _LL ...... W I ® 1 That’s not to sayjay that the board;* over'erseers' who say no - regan'ardless of y—^ ...... Orvhich-ffrjected-th-th e -g ra n t-re q u e s t—wheihethcrthe-subjcct-is*acade idemicaJly- ^ (L______» unanimously, isn’tt ts taking grief for its validdid. position. The Americerican Association of How Hc does studying the historyhis of \ ^ — "N iUniversity Professonsors and other educa- gayslys in the Northwest'memeet the \\ • jio n groups havc 'dashed'da off strongly boarlard’s Legislature-mandatedsd criteria> \ \ i ^vorded letters frofrom the groves of thatat grants must have a legiegitimate /*-M academe, condemniiming the board as a .conumm erdal application? bunch of pliilistines.es. It[t cdoesn’t, of course. We wouliauldajBue “Wlien Idaho ^vasas firstf setUed in tlie it dodoesn’t have a legitimate acacademic • 19th century, therejre were some very appliplication either. noxious actions takerken and laws passed îVhat it docs have is politicadeal back- 1 to suppress the religfligious and political spinin -• and more than enoughfl totc ignite 1 f .'.freedom of its ear]arly Mormon resi- anotlother round of gay-rights hysilysteria in -;dents,” wrote Johnn I R. Wunder, direc- Idahciho. ^ rheTimejis-News A d uilte ' iy : T hhe n ex t rrm ioral d o nT iinotofak ll? ------Publliher Ty RanRm delt...... Circulation dl * ciari( ...... M«nndcring when and w h i^ of e few remnininB dotninotx; ’ ;d of human contracts in suchich i:a cava- :------: personal morals would falL I regasailed as less offensive thaninapoUti^” a ^ It appears thee nexti to go will be adulteiy. ■ dan'ui’s broken promise. The break% al^g of a Several pres:css reports indicate the adul- ______I busilsiness contract is more universI'Crsally I ------tery domino is already teetering. The Air —L e t t e condndcmned than the violation1 of ia mar* , ERS------Force brought;It several charges, induding« which last week signedled a “covenant of riagcIge contract. Yet, the consequeiquences to . adultery, againinst Lt. Kelly Flinn, the firstSf dissent” signaling theirleir noncooperation asocodcty which lowers its standaridardsfor W h a t about thte waiwater problem? Fact Fai 1. All the dairies in Twinin IFalls female B-52 bo;Tomber pilot. Fliim admits rFalls County ôuri)unty are “famUy dairies.” Thefhe own- to an affair witl with the denomination’!on’s “fidelity and such± things is broken homes, brolbroken chii- •; I don’t get it. TWh-Fi rith a married man. The Neww chastity” law. drenjn and, ultimately, broken sodisodety. - made Micron unwclcorcome here. One of s live , on the dairy and must hveun-livi York Times chiJiaracterized it as “viola- ' the argumcnts^gainst :r the same conditions as theirnr neigh-t tions of the hea That law, to be adoptiopted this spring, rc- Inl[nfidelity is primarily aboutt lyiilying. TTiat ist this business S®*" Wrong.organ,______------quires church leaders■s ninot to engage in------is wh ------f was the amount of wativater itused;Sup- ' 5®”irs.-Does '' anyone think tharthesIhese CBS’s Morl^ Safer rolled his eyes dur- why iris incorrect to assert that a ------:------lirymen would put their familic >■' sex outside of a male-fei{-female marriage politilitidan, or anyone else, can beoneper-be i posedly. Micron wos5 to use 1 million . Lilies at in g a ‘‘60Minuilutes” interview with FUnn,> bond. If some churches; ;.gaIlons of water per• daday. It was to have ik with ' a health hazard? , , communicatincng his view that the idea of ies start going wob- sonL1 in his or her “public life” and anoth-', ‘ :recycled more than 90 Fact 2. Storage ponds do nottleak lei punishing adull bly on a central biblicalical teaching, what erpeperson in private. If one liess aboutab a 90 percent of this. . f ulterous behavior is a left- are the rest of us to thinhink? ■ marii ...... -Tliat equals a water■use us< of less than to tho ground water! There has never over.relicfromm the era of witch trials in - irital promise, on what basissdowe do -100,000 gallons for aarelativdydean re :ch a documented case of a ponlond , Salem.. Psychiatrist and ftunDimily therapist...... judg lindustiy which wouldId have1 potentially aking. They naturally self-seallaland. t Another pres Frank Pittman has writirrittcnaboutadul- wherere? Some politidans who prorpromote » ess report tells of Araiy tery, calling it the “primrimary disrupter of them ' remployed up to 3,500K) people,p increased e water ^ is stored un{il it can be land men visiting a1 Ibrodiel in Ciudad Juarez, :mselves as favoring “women’ssn’s rights”, our tax base and stimuimulated our econo- appliplied. The nitrate levels of the:hcse Mexico. A 33-yt families, the most dreadeaded and devastat- see! non inconsistency in violatingng theirt: year-old married soldier, ing experience in marriiirriage. Itis-themosr marr my - but we didn’t wanvantit. pondnds are less than the 10 PPM« a]al- who paid S40 fofor five minutes of sex with Triage contract through extranTamaritaL One of the most convonvincing argu- .ved by the Environmental Prot■rotectjon a pttjsdtute, ex] tl universally accepted justificationjus for di- offaiiairs, divorce or “aimulments.”ts.” What' ■ jxplains, “Eveiyone is hu- vorce. It is even a leg;^^ 2 y accepted justifi- alwui ments against Micron>n wasv that wc are a Agen;en ^ for drinking water. Mostjsto i fth e man, it’s goingg toI happen,” as if “humani- )ut the rights of the woman whowhi has : desert and wc could nonot cause poten- tils in Twin Falls County that at ll* cation for murder in sonsome states and beenin victimized by her predatororhus- h It are ty” and its lowever inclinations are the new'V manysodeties.” tial harm to our most:t preciouspi re- contantaminated arc not in complian“o/’ce standard. Wouliuid his wife agree? Would bandid, whose first responsibilityy is to pre-; source, water. Then why,wh I ask you all, '^hhlth health codes, not a result of Indeed, the author of theI Mosaic code serveve and protect his family? 0‘ he feel the samime about humanity if she deduced hrom the Sênventh Command- Mo •- -do we look the other•way wi as a much grour3und water contamination. wasthccheatining spouse? ilost states continue to treatt adulteryadi ' more water-consumptiv?dve industry 'act âc 3. Land values increase wh ment prohibiting adulteiiltery diat people as an1 misdemeanor and everywhenhere it is i takes hold here: the dairydai industry. dainttries move into the area. I have Then there is the story of broadcaster who committed it werierie tot be stoned. Jc- grourunds for divorce. But seeinggthe thi domi-; A single dairy of, let’{et’s say 3,300 head, twoK0 to three times os much for'lar■rnf FnmkGiftord,,I, who «®s caught on video- sus said of the womann alallegedly taken in noesis thati have already fallen ancfuicfthe ; easily sucks more thanan 150,000 gallons °rour\)und my dairy than I paid for ni irmarket tabloid, embrac- adultery (which lookeded like1 a setup to en- dcafvho is not Kadiic Lee Gif- trap Him) that she shouliould“goandsinno Cominmandment (and all die othen ffif* foa,Initiidrea< hers), give; bid that they recycles that.th They may arounmnd dairies commands $3,0001 :action was about entrap- more." it timjne. It won’t be long beforela'dulteryis a'di employ a few people! andan stimulate $4,00(000 per acre. ment and “pres:ess ethics,” not the damage! Adultery is about bresireaking an agree- taughght in our public schools as “normal,”“nc > somo scctors of the Twi:rwin Falls ^ u n ty 'act 4. There is not enough ferti■ertiUzcr "“ tew cauaaesto the wife and kids, m ent- to forsake all odnothers until death “humimarii” even benefidaL economy. Cow manureire Ihas more than to supplysup all the farms in Twin Fa!PfiUe Rushmgtokekeep pace with the cultural1 parts die acreers. Thatat somes. high-profile — 150 known pathogensIS inir it. Has anyone Couniunty. Every year, I have to turn dedineaâtleleast 40 mcmiber churês people, sutOi as DonaldId Trump,1 Lt. Flinn Cal'al Thomas is a Los Angdes TimaVmes i con.sidcred the cost too thetl county in bi- “wayay farmers that would like toSTctto. gi -tl-'^Presby.e,erian Church (U.SA.), and, apparendy, Frankik Gifford,C engage - eolumimnist. ological hazard deanuplup should one of tilizerrer from my dairy. these big guys go bankriknjpt? Nobody 'act Fac S. Dairymen are not greedjedy. talks about that. Woulcluld you limit a farmer to a certrertain ------Nobody talks aboutt theth fact that this amouiount of acres or a businessmanlan in —L e t tFERS — ^ industry requires prdduiducts be hauled townm to( a cenain amount of custorstomers? in and out daily (unlikeike the seasonal Succercessful dairymen arc only usinising Way to go Thrhomas, McClellan write the books that mamake up our to encindure and accept a couplee of hours- demands of the rest of3f agriculture).a A th dir r God-given ( talents to do whathat they This is in rcsiisponse to Ron Thomas’ Bible? I think not. y BBible says to of teacaching from the Bible, andid accepta< * single loaded semi putsJts wear and tear know)w and enjoy best. Go to anyrchari- ch letter and Way]lyland McClellan’s letter “Cast down these reasoasonings against it ass f fact. Then a short deliverahcrahce or 3 on our roads to the tuncme of 100,000 table!le function in the Magic VaJleyiley and' dated May 7. the knowledge of God,id, tand bring every exorcrdsm will set you free. I canan referr ^ cars. youwi1 will find a dafryman there givigiving /ou gendemen: Amen! thought to their obedieiilience of Christ.” you tcto a minister in your area.1. 1I ama ‘ Fact: Nobody talks aboutal> their pri- to hethe community. ULLEIAN m just be “narrow minininded” and stick ' p ant ofo a national list of ministenIters and : marily unskilled labortr forcef< (many of Faciact 6. Odor, flies and dust arere a per- Bellevue with'whatever God saidaid. Anybody laymcnen who are experienced and can which are migrants) -- a draini on spe- sonalal attitude.i We have hundredsids ofi agree? ister deliverance in this andnd otherc » cial school and other agencyagt services. peopleiple visit our dairy each year,r, aiand no Free yourselv During the past 20 years,ye 1 have been areasas of bondage. Nobody talks about thehe problemsi these one ho Ives from gay bondage’ a licensed and ordainedled minister. 1 The ! has ever complained about the After reading here is no feel I will proveI it toti youlj big labor camps create.EC. Nobody] talks smell,!ll. Most of our neighbors do no ns Echo Dolos' len er of even pastored a small11 churchcl in Twin MA[ARV BARTLETT about the depreciatingig neighbors’r compli ' not May 12, and ottIth e rs she has written, 1 Falls for a short time.:. AboutA IS years of WeiWendell iplfiin. Flies breed in decayingn sor. i think it is time,!e for Christians to speak property. ganiciic material. I would suggest tha this time has been spenilent in the areas of If we don’t’ do someth:cthing about this people that outi If your papiper is n o t discriminatory,> healing and deliverancenee. During this [------pie dean up their own yarclssand ar we would Uke! eequal time. growing problem, we mightmi| as well just equipripment storage area. FUes love time Ihave helped man'lany homosexuals W rftie to us give the dairy indusoy■y a big old straw weedy■dy areas. Dust wc have all over We Christiansms must speak from a bib- gain their freedom from-om this-bondage. 1 and let ’em suck us dry v >verdie Ucal standpointnt because that is where have the word of God1 arand several years X■he 2 Tlme»«ews welcomes letteritters ry while they pick Magic^c Valley. Anyone who drove from readers on subjects of publicpub our pockets with the hidihidden costs of arouncind had to notice all the dust•7;^ in ,u^ foundationn Ifor our belief lies. If her of experience to backcup ui what I say. teresL To make sure your letterner IsI them being here. air. DoesDo anyone think that it all cs ct, then God himself must Homosexual tendenoinaes can be inher- pul>libllshed pfomptiy. here are aI few VERONICA STEFFE^TENS fromdr. dairies? bigot and narrow-minded ited if parents were invcnvolved. Others guldildollnes to remember Buhl ' I wouldWOI suggest to anyone that hihnt capablelie of using good old cony are “drawn away of theiheir own lusts.” I Q LettsnLs shouM Include tho writerTiter’s her questions call the local heaLVIifu 'non sense to re;reason things out.v Tlien, would bo happy to expkcpiain it further, if sisnSnature, mailing address andItele- teli Don't get liysteilcalII overc dairies d l ârtment, n Department of Envirc g was known about true anyone is interested. My 400-word limi- piiorlone number. Letters consideredsred Ik I would,like to d ea rthr die air in re- mentalItal Quality, Department of Wa f” in Bible days, il follows tation does not permitit it here. beloilous. obscene or In bad taste« willwl sponse to letters aboutIt thetl dairy indus- Resoui Water tiiat God shouldId have waited imtil he If you arc satisfied withwit this lifestyle boI rejected,n and The Tlmes-Newswsre-._ r ources, or I invite anyone thot had more knowl try in Twin Falls County,Ity. Perhaps facts would:Id like to come out to visit our i wledge and ran a: few and defend it and reasoiison against God, serwirves ttie right to edit all letters.irs, about the dairies would 1 '“*^0 ^ more tests befoibre he dedared homo- then you can keep yourlurbeUefs 1 and live Because of space constraints,s, Id help educate eradorion and see the facts for yourseirself. sexuaUtytobes people about the siituadoitionfrom a > llANANKHAFLIGER i an abominationU(êss therein. However, if you/ou would like > pleaaase limit letters to 4 0 0 words.ds. dairymen’s perspective.'e. Cast!istlcford hc should havee waited1 till hc had all freedom from this lifestjestyle, I will be W®> lookk forwent to heating fromr»you1_ yoi the facts beforere he had the old saints glad to help you. YouI mtmust be willing

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The AstoclsfdPrmAsi ______4C _____ ^ ...... — ______SAIIALILAKECnY.nJhfc£ommlssnlssifmw m r;— ^Ican’rw airrosjseenim— ^ lught the trophy and the winnew er gra- . usly accepted. Then the restst ofc the p l a y i n t h e WWNBA. lh Joz* went out and showed whjwhy Korl I W g W 7 ^ lone has been thanking them so much.c n % % Jtah’s supporting cast hoistilstered T ^ Maloclone’s steady, if unspectacularliar, per- formamance on the night he receivelived the V j j.; ^ award as the Jazz opene< the — ESPNiDioyd S d ta a p o n s tim Conference finals with a 101-861 ^ m s R o c h u m np over the Houston Rockei:kets on ^ t ■ . ■ ■ nday night...... - ■ eff Homacek scored 19 points,Its, John ' Sc o r eBoa rd) • Stocktorcton had lints and I ^ V : Pro baseball sista and SonD iegQ l3...... C3ncjnnati6i team ^ McnmalZ...... J s strong : N.Y.Meo4...... ( ibudons H kl^K Im. O u c a g o Q ib s lS ...... SuiFmndsco41 to back HoiBtDn9...... J...JhibddphaS Malontone's 23-point, 13-rebound elloiffo rt. '■"’Im lalone also had five turnoversrers and Ir Adana?...... 51 cLoub3 H j . . .Scatdc?...... A»hdm4(7)J t just 6-for-16 from the field,, butbu the asional sloppiness didn't mattlatter to U “ hisadvhine. We junplayed bad. wayback. . take command. as obviously a very frustradiradng rodeo is sponsoring a quaqualifying rodeo ' Uta]tah, oh the other hand, ha • ' RooWe Shandcdon Anderson scored 11 The Jazz, who have wonvon dieir last 20 njght,’'^h«he said. “I played terrible. IwasI w ' Friday and Saturday at thk off the rust after 12 minutes c Please see JAZZ. Page'age 62 Performance times are:re 7 p.m. Friday ., and 1 p.m. Saturday. For)r imore informa- T tion, <*«il Lana Parker, 536-2]6-2772. I j - t’s Jacksson vs. ]R ile y -- again - i n EasSt finals5 Tiger gets 1 st Amim e r l c a n - Express card, andid big deal inoclsted Press______Jackson said. "That tellsIs yiyou EASTERN CpNFETERENCE something about thc coach."h." ■ ' NEW YORK-Tiger Wowfoods got his first cHK m U T V j w e s t e r nH cCONFERENCE i 3ICAG0 - For che fifth FIret round Samlflnab FInola Any talk of top coachess mustmi on, Monday, and jjnje inia six years, Phil Jackson E X i v finals SortSemlflrtola First round , he didn't have to bothtf (best-of-S) (bo#t-of-7)I (bosl-of-7) L *J» ^ * 9 ! W [bosl-of-7) (bosl-or-5) begint with JUley and Jacksockson, with a ^ o l e lot and Pat Pe Riiey Stand in each who have combined toI lewith Nike esd- c h a lll ------1 Miami laattla j------J llenging every shot. On T O riando P onPhiL” mated at $40 million andJ a contract with your armsar whenever you drib- I__» Titleist said to be $20 miUioilion, each spread . Miami I Thc Heat, of course, ore:uscd us« >r pass the ball Those are HI ouaton r tlto people betting on che otheroth< over five years. . ■ the thiithings that Pat teaches,” 3N aw Y orl(. Houaton 3 titeam. Tlie announcement cami ison said Monday. “Foul ------1 Naw York Homiouaton I Though Miami had a fran-fra Wobds won the Byron Nelsoslson Oasdc, die themI onoi evety ploy and see if echariotta I------T" ------1 M in n a a o u e cchisc-rccord 61 victoriess fhthis ■I.;. fiAt toumrment he hadd eentered since you cana n get away with i t Bring sseason, it lost some’rK pe ea « :in ' becoming'the youngest winprinperlnMutets ,i„, cot:ontact level up another ______tlthe first playoff round whenhen it •* histoiy. , , ; . , -notchh anda see if the referees AP was V taken to the limit by tan I- Unlike Nike and Titlelileist, American yrfu calla U it" IMiami Heat in the Easiistern round series lastst spring. Riley he doesn’»n’t diinlc much more of injury-ravaged ii Orlando dub.du •I Express won't get the rightIt t(to put its name Jacksckson and Riley open yet (Conference finals. coached the KniInicks past the the Heata t But hc wM impressed__ 1The Heat then fell into .0a bbig oh Woods’clothing or his golisolfbafr anotheher high-profile playoff - Jackson is 3-1 in the poso s t^ * ' ' Bulls in a memo:notable seven- with Miavliami’s comeback this hhole against New York,:, andar '* ‘ But Kenneth Chenault,t, ppretfdent and seriesss Tuesday' night a t th e sson against Riley. Ther £Bulls game series in *94.94. postseasisason from a 3-1 series nmany felt Miami rallied[only on chief operating officerir asc Americp uniteded Center, with Jackson’s defeated c the Knicks,, tthen Jackson useded to call the defidtagiagainst New York. bbecause five Knicks weree sus-su *. Ei^press, said Woods can heljbelp broaden the defend!nding champion Chicago Riley’s 1 team, in 1992 andd ;1993 Knicks "diugs,"' andai dielr style “He hasha his players playing ppended because of a Gameime 5 .. cdmpany*s customer base.• BullsI meetingm Riley’s resilient and i swept the Heat in as 1first- "impure.” And it's evidenc chat ac a very ve: Intense level,” fa NBA tells team s n(not to TJ- iiGiities close sign 7-fbot-9 Northth Korean r ll[uskies drav■wSWLouLiisiana in. tt< o u m c y Op p e n e r A u t t Hie NBA has told its 29) tateams t h ^ can- . not sign a 7-foot-9 North, KcKorean basket-• Ths Asssod«t»dPtm m t O Wrapping I up ■ ball player currently retidinaUng in Canada. - '— ^The league memo wasIS ssenc afcer Rl SEA1ATTLE - Tht Washington HusHuskies Myong Hun arrived Inn Canada < last bac}adc in the NCAA baseball toutouma* H I P l u nm m e r in q u iry ' Wednoday. A Toronto-baseissed sports man* ment—iE—this time as the Pac-10 champmips. y agement firm has kept RlRl.sedudedin It'ss theirt] first Pac-10 baseballu C ^ H Q n n - ThaAssochttlrte d P reu ______Ottawa, and ics spokesmainan on Monday . And KcKen Knutson, the Huskies' fififth- • ' ' denied thac Ri had defected.ed. yearcacoach, is more opdmistic tlummever. e K I H H TEMPE’£, Ariz. •- The Maricopa Couniounty ‘'He did not defect. Tmn ssure of that," “Ifvnwe get hot in the tournament,ent, we ' Attorney’:y’s Office could dedde withirithin said Peter McAskile, a spokesmansp< for can winivin it," Knutson said Mondaylyafter a two wdeksks. whether to charge Arizorizona ' Evergreen Sports Managemesment “The gov- leaminiling t ^ t Washington was headeaded to ' , ’ i Cardinalsils quarterback Jake PlummtTimer ,' emments of Canada andid North] Korea , the Mdfldeast Riegionel in Starkville,^MIss. M *;22I ^ K £ i1 vtithsexudval misbehavior. ' woriced together on this toCO amake sure Thele H uskies (43-18) will pplay “There-e is srill an ongoing investigstiga- visas were in order." Southvihwestera Louisiana (43*43-16) tion requiuiring a coopcrarive effort:widi wii sday. th e Tem:mpc Police Department,en t,” Compiled from Stafff andan wir# report* 1994, the Huskies got to withintiin o n e spokesmailan Bill Fitzgerald said Mond^n d ^. ry of the College Worid Series, but "The casese is still open and under reviewiview. ItsIF 1 \ostS<.o G e o r^ Tech in the lost gam J \ J !^ M aregionional in Wichita, Kan. ' weeks' boi>orring.some developmentt thatthi ^ • Knut:utson, a former Washingtont pi we can’t pipredict” W) er andid pitching.coacb, took qver■X fifrom Plummcmer, who led Arizona Statelte Ito g y ■ Bob MoMacDonald in 1993. The Husk • the Rose: BowlI last season and was draldraft- ram has been oh the rise since. Washington HiuUuM pitober Cody Morrison, right,It, andi head coach Ken Knutesonw n i c h H i n ed in thele second round, bas not beebeen Kill rains a lot in Seatde, a cUirdim.t= 0»IH«n.'.NC»Al(/^um«oent playoff berth (• anminnounced Monday. diorged.. He1 was a standout hlgh siAoichool doesn’t attract college basel back in Boise before attendiiading Fwthet>telJCorBC»ll- 7344r6326 that do iseball faiata the state off Washington^ in recruit- gee fi under Brayton are now n Arizona. ; irs, but Bobo Brayton n u retire

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Mike Langingridge, who acconipa- ’ 'According to Langridgc’s5 statfrs •tion m ent w ith th ree wo:women who nied Plumnmmer and Wood to the m ent, however, the wo;ôman NEW YORK• ((A P ).- rT>i O'Malley, meanwhile,, owners already in a mma arket, as duim he fondled them-i!m-while they nightspot, st:, said in a police report jabbed Plummer in ± e face»w ith Undeterred by aI brushoffbi - / f ^ Icontinues to negotiate: well as a requirementmt thati all were dancing att as Tcm pe made publi(blic Monday that Wood- • her’ g® finger, and he grababbed from Los Angeles Ai _ L ’with media mogul Rupert: franchise movtis be! a'papproved nightspot on March 23.” • was drivingng away from Club Rio Plummer to keep him from f Dodgers ownersr P eter Q t \ ^ n Q r 'Z P^ 1Murdoch, who last week; by separate'votes ofF AiAmerican - The settlement apparentlyap when the Jw women pulled along- punching her. Langridge dcdenies O’Malley, two BnBrooklyn ssaid he was offering; and National LeagueJ o>«owners — \^ d e d off dvil actionmin u the case, side ond d i taunted Plummer. that ^ the woman was kicked. congressmen onI MondayM ■ 7 y j ' tabout $350 million for thc! - are p ro tected by a 1922 19: U.S. - , . and might have madeae aI cnminal - - Accordinglg ito Langridge, Wood None ^ of the Club Rio emimploy- proposed ' legis{islation / IDodgers. Last month,, Suprem e C ourt dccisi<:ision that ficult. spat at the;he women and drove CCS police interviewed couldId con. aimed at makingI it easier . (O’M alley re je cted a1 held the sport exemps m p t f r o m Another complicatibets Field and hard-headed dOTL Continued from Bl same until:til Stockton ended the made ma< a 3-pointer. After a How)usmn “” ‘1“ which local own- appealsols ito the glory of unfettered “This kind of cartel[ poipower has' sm arter ... It was embmbarrassing half with a 3-point3 heave from 26 turnover. tun Homacck was foulc(Ijdty em cm veto amoinove by another free marnarket capitalism, been outlawed in evenvery other' the way we played." feet that banbanked in to give Utah a • Mario Ma Elie on a layup attenem ^ team totolMr aty.ity. In conconsecutive breaths, Nadlcr business in America sinccince 1890,” With Malone on th e bench, 49-40 leod.1. . and Elie was given a techn;inicol Such .0 changee Vwould allow a invoked;ed the people of Brooklyn’s ' Schumer said, referringring to the Utah went on a 1(M)I rtmiti early in Utah quicuickly bumped its lead foul for arguing. local group to maklake an offer for “birthrigtuight” to the Dodgers fran- Sherman Antitnist Acc ... — ihe second quarter— forfo a 30-24 to double digitsdi| early in xhe third Homacck H made all three ,u.„sh the Dodgers withithout fear of a -chise,-wl,-which moved West in 1957, When O’Malley puput th e lead. Foster scored ninenil points quarter, thethen answered the pair ' and all of a sudden Utah’s; Iilead New YcYork Yankees and controndemned the “dictatorial Dodgers on th e marlaark et in for Utah in the firstt sevensc min. of runs Houssuston made. was 17. ■ • owner George SteJteinbrenncr or power"!r” of baseball'ow ners to January; Gov. 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...... " S p o r t s - —S po rt IÎNBRIE ^ d W i ]n g s p l(o w A y^ ; a la n c hl e , 2 - 1 YMCA, M icron hwIM t indugural traciciEp-n i c m e e t R< BOISE - The Boise FamOimOy YMCA and Micron Techechnology will DETROROrr - vipcheslav . Kozlov’s sccond goalnl of the = 3 ; ^ ------sponsor the fim Micronn InvitationalIi Track and FicField Meet of Kozlov scoredjbothsco D ^ i t goals game, seventh of the playoffs,pl ^ Dgtn>ltR«l Champions Friday andd Saturday,& M ay 23*24 att BBoise State .. as the RedRe< wings denoted th^ came on a wrist shot thaihat sailed • WiRgi goaliele University's Bronco Stadium. Coloradolo iAv^l^che 2rif Monday over Patrick Roy’s blockicker, just ',•‘.•>1 Mike Vemon Hie meet wlQ indude the :o takeia 2*1 lead in tbe he Idaho trade and fieldI atathletes from night to t inside the right pose, atQt 8:20 of (29) reachesIS all four divisions io e ^ of)f thetl 18 events. Tbe top six finiSnisbers at the Westernn CConference finals, the third period. smte meet in eadi dhrision1 willwi be in v ite - ...... - Coloratlrado-never lost two ‘ Joe Saldc's sixth goallOl pulled out to stop a Athletes may also quallfvify byI meeting the quali^rimgmaiiciesab- n straightgat games during last year's the Avalanche into a 1-11 on a W H f l U r shot by Ushed by the Meet pf Chamcimpions Game Committee, racwmoreinfop- ’ Cup lUiL But the playoffs power play ot 14:47.of thehe sccond j.'- • Colorado mation, contaa Hm Sevenroat344-5501.' a een a different story. Ihe period. It was the fifth timiime in the L , r ''^ B j Avalanche cerv:et>- Avalancheche lost Games 3'and 4.in game Colorado hod a manlan odvan- 0 V ter Joe Saklele _ Ju|)ertM n,JadIej t o u r n e y , 0 during the first, round tage as the Red Wings;s sslipped les holdlw st bialLto Y two straight to Detroit ~ ihto an old'habit of takij ------V\-W-(19)-Jf) game— RUPERT-The Rugert CountiyCoi Oub will host a tw o«Hnenbestball Gamee 4 will be played permlties. . ^ tounuiment as weU os a twotwo-lady best ball Satuiday,'vMayStlhe ^ Thursdaylay night at Joe Louis Kozlov opened the scoicoring on handicap roread wQl be sevi / J i Western seven for the men and die flightsfU( will be Arena, whiwhere the Red Wings are the second shot of thetie game. Conforence detennined by the lowest harhandicap of the team, to end a 42-year drought Kozlov, taking a pass fromom Sergei ^ Finals on CaD the Pro Shop for morelore information or to sign up.). IDeadline fbr w i ^ u tt Va Stanley Cup champi* Fedorov ih front of the: net,ni shot « registration is Wecmesday,'.Moy2a Mi onship. TheThi best-of*7 series moves it over Patrick Roy’s bloc!lockcr for f «rJ Mon'layln . .. back to1 C over tbe San Francisco Giants,: who w made four errors I 1 to four unearned runs, Time to sign up fbifbr senior golf tournm a r n e n t “ ais hit a run*scoring dou- he second, an RBI ground- JEROME - The Rockyf MMountain PGA is currentlytlynccepdne “' ‘S.ll.V entries for the fifth annual1 WilsonWi Senior Classic scheduli the third and a three-run 3-4 at Jerome Counoy Qub.b. in the sixth. He also drove The event is 36-hole strolcroke ploy open to PGA profes:fcssionols and ' runs at Colorado on April amateurs. Seniors will compitnpete against players in their age divisions. In the amateurmr field, the divisions indudeMS f s Trachsel (2-4) won for t time in four starts, oUow- , 50.59,6064,650 ond 70^md.uid-over. BIG BEAR 2WD Entxy fee includes two dayslays of golf, lunch, prize moneysyanddosest- I ing threeee runs and nine hits in B>the-pin contests. Pick up> an entry from the local PGAA pprofessional feven innings. Osvaldo or by callins the RMSPGA3A ot (208) 939.6028. Enoyy cdeadline is Fernandezdez (34) gave up six runs threeeamed'-^'and'cight Amateurs must be 50 yeayears old by June 3 and havcave a current hits in threhree innings. USGA handicap index. Profesifessionols must be PGA memb Chicago Cubs' Sammy Sosaa Is safe at second as San Fransisnilsco Giants’ Jose apprentica^who are 45 yearsITS oldi by June 3. M e ts 4 ,R, 1 o c k le s 3 Vhcalno drops the throw fromom second baseman Jeff Kent duringdurl the third Inning ^ NEW YORK-JphnOletud.YOI the top s-Qf>|rp||—---- -— hinerin-thethol'IL'widminnsyiirsco^ ^MondayJnXhlfiago— ------“Collegerodeo-getsits-betterbucliin^, d lU U li , inopoiidoii don, lined a two-run homer Expos 2, Dodgeis 1 'and six hits inI se^seven innings, struck RAPIDCnY,SJ).-'nieC<2 College Nadonol Finals RodoKleo, hdd this off Jeff McCurryMd (1-1) in the ninth. li rw ou* cisht and walkedwai two, lowering BIG BEAR 2WD year et the Rushmore Plama CivicO Center June 4-8, will ha'have as many Colorado0 lolost its third stroiclujnd MONTREAL - Jeff Jude }. His string of 18 score- as six rodeo stock contraaorstors, rather than just one, who:holiavcliired fell lo 2;-8 8 rofit orga- doser Jeffiff 1Bnmdey left after throw- Bagwell, the lOih player ...t record in the majorsma and the best In franch;ichise history. The IIGIiAUVS nizaoon sponsored by TheSe Champion’sC Group of Amaiaazing Grace ing pnly' foifour p h u es in (he nihth. 1,000 nils widi die Astr^ hom Cardinal! have^ lostto dght of nine, Fellowship. B w d w hhas u been disabled once this lead off a four-run sixth th de (7-0) gave up two For more information, containtact director Jo Cmvea at 736^360727. seasM by/a a ssore shoulder. Houston ahead 4-0 lead, thi■S'" JS'SnW.',LitsinsixinninRs.Todd j , :unnane (2*1) allowed two homer of die n i^t off Calvin I (2*3) droppedto 0-4 1 I _ hits In fourour shutout innings. Pete (3-5). Bagwell homered ol 1, allowing five runs — I ' Bowling Blockbustster open to publicC Sch«urdc(2Ic (2-4) allowed six runs ond Blozier leading off die seventh.A four envied —— aand six hits in six 1997 ATVs lling indusny siljiialn41141-3 innings. Darryl Kilo (4-2) allowed o LAS VEGAS - Bowling BloiBlockbuster, t ^ largest bowlin innings widi eight!ght strikeouts. IP yiYOUR 100X1116 FOR A HARO extravaganza ever, is allowingmg apyone to ottendits sessionsons. / ' ■ . Any.member. of the generaleral public can attend specific;Sc .sessions at I ' U / NORIER, ANO EREAT TRAIL the June 19-22 event at the: StardustSts Resort and Casina EachsessionEc J . I l l }HPA)IION. YOUR SEARCH IS c q ^ $50, and the session on teamworki by former proI footballfo star lere’s no cdoubting5 Thomass atbat '»«OVER. PLEXTY OF POWER, Joe Theismann includes a freejeelundi. I6HTWEIGHT, CARGO RACKS There are sessions on bovbowling, but also sessions on finondal AND, Calif. (AP)-Frank I four shyly o fth e you don|t thinkkin in terms of streaks.” il^nND HORE...CAU US TODAYI emotions, developing confiden ! shrugs his huge shoul* I m ojor league ll Thomas, whovho has drawn 40 a a ^ ^ uii., aos&culmral c {flashes a slightly embar- | record1 sset by walks and strucklick out just 19 times « The eaiiy re^stmtion deadisadline for the entire w o rt^ ^ mile. The hottest hitter in I illiams in in 40 games histhis season, is hitting ' extended. Before May 30, registradonree for the youth-one 1 says he's mystified by I Septetiember .696 with threeree homers and 11 \ YAMAHA ’Dvdc is $80 or $100 after May:fay 30. The Ace > whidi fe ik that has him threaten- [ RBIs in seven gangames—aU Chicago Iheisinann seminar-is$1500 beforen May 30 and $175 after! yeorold record. I But Thomas,Th wins—againstt OaklandOi this year. Coll (800) 634^57 for reservationsresi at the'Stardust F 3S, who leads the AL with I hittingg ' .473 He has a .505i05 on-base percent* CBsino, or (414) 423^265 to requesti a regim tion formrm and com- “ verage, went 4-for-4 with 22 RBIs age this seasorson. In tho three- plete desotipdon of King andid AAce IVadc semSars. a. walk SuiSunday as the Chicago | 13 runs game weekerkend sweep at n « White Soxox •defeated the Oakland 1 in his Oakland, Thomlomas was 9-for*10 K 2469KIMB^RD.L, 1 :s 10*4. One day earlier, Flank-nKi™ f",™ ?I games,g, with five walks,ts. K TWINFALLS* 733*5072 M PiayForeVer fantasasy hoops faamp too o p e n ; 3-fo^3 witii two walks in :soys he hasn't felt comfortartable at “HeU take aa walk,v unlike a lot 's are rKOmmended only for ttioso agifl ors & oUer. Yamahi rocommends tnH EUGENE, Ore. - The Unitinitt^ States Basketball Acadeidem^sPIay; Chicago’s’s7-6w 7- ia 1 the plate all seoson. of power hitters, That makes him ajB M apprtw^ WfjInQ m t n a Forever Fanta^ Camp is sdiedtieduled to hold sessi(^nJunel9-22. Headingng into Tuesday night’s ' **In the 12, there are a lot of tou^’’ said Iî î e Mohler, the A’s o ^ r dealer or caS 1 -80CN887-2S87« Ihis intendve three-dew can TTy>n, home Ranp m e against Boston, ' For more informadon, contoiataa Jennifer O’NeO at (Ml))431-46S7. 4-

Christian School hoholds benefit scram Tm N FA LLS-Ihe Magic.gic Valley Christian High SchoAool Benefit ' Golf Tournament iriD be heldleld Satunlay, June 21 at thele Twin1 Falls Municipal Golf Coitfse. Thiss is ai founperson scramble >Wdiidi a shotgun start at 8 a j a and an awardsIs Iuluncheon followihg tbe tounumament. The enoy fee of $35 indudeudes green fees and lunch. Ihe[he proceeds ‘ from this event will be usedid'to t support tbe programs oftheMagic.of i . Valley Chrisdan H i^ Sdioo>,ol.- 1 • For more information, concontact Jay Proost at 733-2322323 or Ron l][| ff. ION’S Rasmussen at 736'9473. I M \ I i M m M Golf tournam ent toto benefit Idaho chilhlldren M ^|{ Wf'h JEROME - The Southerna IdIdaho Life Underwriters Assi^ ss^ tio n is ' M kavWASAKI sponsoring a golf toumamenilent.Friday, July 11 with thehe proceeds IfflH'KyWW a going to benedit the I^fth Judkiidicial Disoict CASA Program,m,Iiic.. 3 6 1 44th Ave W est ’ Court Appointed SpedalI AtAdvocatesialso known as GuardianGu ad [W in F a l l s litem , safegaurd die mterestst of0 chilcb^whose dtuodpnn ofo abuse is ■ ■ ■*'' 80 threatening that they areI rderredrd tiAhe protective juiuirisdictionof the courts. More tban 75 volunilimteers in »iitiiisn Idaho arere appointedt ■ 208-'-734-4060 by judges to ensure that thete ri,rights and interests of severeerely abused MvJ or neglected children are i dpiife I r.r-.V Conrkdtanih m te q n ls 1»97iVTV«ftlM Vter [Kanwasaki ; “ $300 Ci C ash^rss:szr. Whinrim Ixixer a lJ L ^ 2 S ' S £ missing since FrijJay^ r GUMNS I - -itenM A ii, Mass. (AP).^ n» whireebouts of a middleraghiS ; BUY » SEU.»♦TRADE i IM M I t n a n IM?Mn<|MLnrrruM, boxer sdieduled to .face Siigaj Ray.. Leonard, this sunjmeir IDiWOGOINGAUllERIES J remtiined unktiown Monday 302 N.Matn.Twln Pall>al1«,icl.0»Otr. ‘ S S S iS S d s * * thr^ei.days a fte r h e faile;d.ti: appear for a bout 7 3 3 - 8 55 1 9 3 - i Zm ^D m m PLUS M a n r t aiid MotoPqrM irtiM iay'BiwKai ATV M ta A a g vrtti997.*« t 1 ____ I - ’ • Serving Twvin ii Falls C ounty ■ G cDm yjTT______Y'Community E

and parents'Its' and leaders arc espo- )urBgcd to anend-. ; C o M M uJNITY r include informadon on T h e PAA S T p r o v i d eES: FO R T H E P]PRESENT ------. ' C l u bB health care,re, kid rearing, feeding aradon for show. A spe- ■ —E v e n ': d al iwmanship clinic is ■ “ I ^ P r o f iLE l ; Pardcipants arc invited ■ filer cham bere r p l a n s [leir own goat, or a limit- ■ H o llisterER B A t ln t f ^ number:r cof goats will be avail- :Thursday m eeB m i n g ableforUiecIC clinic _ P ar e n t T eaci\CHER • FILER --n ie FUerr Chambera of . Lunch isjis available fo r J 2_Eer__:^B ------Commerc e“wlllrmeete e t'a rn o o n ----- ptrsonTToror more ihTormanon or O rganizaticnoN Thursday a t the Cit}'ity Council direcdons,, acaU 734^2791. 543-8072 ■ • jdiambcrs. orS43-S380.0 . M Purpose: To riiise) fuu funds to help the school andI stistudents with needs such as play{>layground ipood Nelghboitor Days Teens pparticipate equipment, books, coircomputer programs, ribbons foror tlthe sd- begin In Klmble ifor people* I , been sclcto show and sell thetheir wares. .w l 'H finalists in Septem l^ through >Iay,atthe . Vendors selling g u ^s,, ,k knives and H L S - imr. m the 1997 Pre- ■ Hollister SchooL ;■ Other items that nughtjht foster vio* '■ '1 ^ Teen Idaho ■ - lence will not be ollowe444 4 president, and Mugaret Drake,e, past treasure. ~ Idaho is a by- ' TWIN FALLS-A free,ree.workshop invitation only ----- on gift onnuides will be presented event involv- p|< Wednesday by theCiiColIegc of'-- Fishing derby begli(|ne Comp Bradley neslear Stanley. He Danaoa Hulsc,1 daughter of Keith ing young ** is a member off 1Troop No. 65, and Paul*aula Hulse and a student at Southem Idaho Founcuti[ladon Ina 1 ladies ages 7 of at W est M agic Laki k e siwnsored by thee FirstI Christian m | b | | | Castleford ______Twin Falls Certifiefied Public______.l_to.12.based.on___ led-by--3arr.y— -High-School,-is-.. Acwuiitant^vid VimEnXnglen and -» their school S Sl H O ^ O I^ - A fishing derb attorney Russell Kvonvi^nvig will con- Cattlln Sws irents are Allen involved in >wan academic rcc- plaiplanned for 6 a.m. to 3 W«tp ^ Sandie Parrisl F u tu re duct the session, and thethi site will o rd s,4fW5 l-ds ' SatiSaturday at the docks at the W be announced when ir Homemakers s won and/or their par- MafMagic Lake Resort. of America, individuals register by’ Sa S “ ■ ,.in.outside..nctivlties.------Bi ,„ iir S t u d e n t s s|e!ected__^B e -Bti-a-i-n-e s a ■ — — g5547ESr22?Sr Thtise inviteited have beenT-ecog- bigibiggest fish and most fish. I f o F c i r i ’s S titate ! 1997 H Professionals of Joan Edwards, executcuQve d u ^ nized public!;lidy for their outstand- kêsts ves will be given aw A m eric a, tor of the foundadon,1, solds a gift nchlcveit Eiamburgers and hot dogs i .America, 4-H, Teen1 Council,Ci 'ements, volunteer ser- Hai s are The F iler Amenerican Legion Nadonal Honor church youth group, Ke;Key Club, annuity can provide incmcome, tax vices, schoolol involvement, leader- avaavailable, and'donations be AAuxiliary has S o c i e t y , savings and assist a1 cl charitable ship abiUdes Nadonal Honor Soaety,!ty, Student ies or creadve talents. accst of your school honors Eleacation Gub. group: she studies plaipiano and ors and acdvidcs, devd- Rec schoolssi Envirothon voice. She has been a livestock resources. W th a gift:annuitvvou an personal skills and abili-______.attend G irr$._.^^H | receive high paymen ^^^^■-Team.-She-is~----- judge-in-the districtrlitrDistrict------orats the rest ties, seneralrai knowledge, commu- Smte 1997 from FHAvicepresi- of your life. Second,.you yc will be nicativeabilit “ F o c u s O N ' Parliamentary Proceduridure Team lility and on-srate review Ju n e 15-21 at dent, junior secretary, attended thee FFAE con- making a much appredr m a t ^ wid and acknowliwledgement of accom- the Northwest' important contribuddri)n tot hdpmg class p ru d e n t vention in Kansas CliCity and. Nn a z a r e n e and BPA acdvi* students through coUeollege.”. She glisha is d PEOP-LE received grand chainpiq:ipiqn d a ^ . s the d a u ^ te r of John v.Cpllege,....i n - , - ^ H^^^^■rtiiB S' director: showman honors. said this workshop is intendedint for and Nancy yI Lewis of Twin FaUs. ----- ^Nftmpa.’ - ; people age 65 and olde: She enjoys Shorisse Htirley, daugaughter of Ider or diose Her sponsoisors arc Star Quality n ~ k;>.]^la. Brown, 'drama and vol- assisting parents andlco_mmunity « Homes, L Randy and Lorie Krusee anand a stu- LeMoyne Realty, rCP a r r i s h e a r n s ’ ’.^tiughter of layball. She d en t a t -Filer High School, Sch is professionals with suchh events.d Smtzman ExiExcavation, Dreams by C g M a r t a , Kristai . plays die piano, Additional workslkshops on Design, B iT( Eagle Scoiit Awaii r d acdve in 4-H and w beenbee chair- cT Construction and sev- LeMoyne and a ■ j||||||M enjoys quilting' person of committees:es in 4-H planned giving will bee announceda eralodiers. BillB Parriflh was awarded i student at Buhl later. and has donat- where she was treasurerirer,' secre- Caitlinisthi the daughter of George E agle Sc( High School, is ed quilts to the tary, vice president andanc presi- andBeckySwSwan ofTwin Falls. Her A w a r inm ved in Key Southemidaho dent. She is involved!d inii FFA, A gape plans—;------sponsors are.re J Bar S Construction tbiôugh tth e .Qub, Pep Club, • Refugee . Co., Hair B u s in e s s served as treasurer andid secretarys« ir Classics, Priest Boy Scoutsts B Center. of FFA and attended1 statestt and prom otional tct e a Enterprises,s, J Julie’s Jaaworks and WM9 p |N p iM America a Professionals .of ■ ■ H Josie Moore, national conventions.s. SheS is a TWIN FALLS - A kinikindergarten Swan Land*I & Livestock Co. court of hoilonor A m e r ic a , daughter of Ray member of the Nadonalmai Honor through fourth'gradee p:promodon Natural and Sode^. Helpers and 4-- . and tea is plailned foror 930 a.m. S O C l e t yty discusses H B ill earnr„ e d Moore and a H eather Welch, daug;aughter of Friday at the Agape Scho le r it H. ^ She has student at Filer Doug and Diane Welchchof c Buhl, )rh is attended a diree h i s t o r iIc c battle site * s^^jnne of gov- Shsrtsseht» um,u« H*sh School, is and Jenny Jnynes, daugaughter of SI nuney ^ m em ber of Lynn Jaynes of Filer^ wenwereselea- Local dairy go£ o a t t w in f?ALLS a - The Snake designed aan d ernm ent con- Key Qul • . River Chap ûb. Nation^ Honor Society edasdtemates. loipter- of th e Idaho ' lupervised the construcdonI c feren^ fl . imd ths;he Ju'hior Quarter Horse w orkshop plananned Archaeologiogtcal Society has :oncrete wheelchair raihpip-to- Amyjciueii. AssodatriationV'Sheis president of ; TWIN FALLS - ThThe Snake s monthly meeting for nake the elevator.at the FlF ir s t. daughter^ of her4-H'cH club and has won trcmhies Yeggy nam edI tti o River Dairy Goat Assou«m and itaotlL TwinIin Falls Senior adzens Center C< closed. Thursday: Ham ______Ldent_at..at_FileE.High.School,Js_ B s jo .a tte n d ______mAptlCnricli(SMeb),tiw Center Monday M ------^^-FridaytHam------involvecved in Future Farmers of idiooL 616 Eosdond Drive Center C< closed for Memorial Day.Dl Sotintlay: Hot dogs nicatibi KtomyiobtolDiWiptCiwttiwrninm Dinnersir served from noon to journal! •boofi Sunday: Roast pork* ------1230 p.m.n. 1Suggested donation is Ageless SenkwCidzens • GmmltftimOrtt. • CiM ntlm $2.50 for seseniors. The cost is $3.50 ' 310MatnStN.,iamberlyly Acdvides • iecW fornon-senieniors under 60 and $2.50 All Al dinners at noon. Suggesttsted Today [ s•uinmer i 1 «MRti for children-en under IZ dcotlonationisS2.S0. Quilting at the cente i v • RMflilom Today: SaSalisbury steak . W e d n e st^ Chicken and noo-ni Bingo from 7 to 9 pjip.m. ,Thete S Valley Family YMl ummer ' • todMdul Wednes*esdoy: Birthday and' dieslies Wednesday -Day'ay Camp. The program is d I,'Safe armiversaoary dinner with chicken Friday: Ft Chicken fried steak Exerdse class at 10Oojn. a aan n d SupervtBcd ActivitiesDay d Camiths. • Yoarlddi fried steakik Tliundoy IfCA w ill be offering a Sumi n d tM r '■ Thuisdaylay: Baked potato bar Hirift Tl shop open Monday-Fridriday Quilting at the centeIter. Ju n e 9*^- .^designed to provide Fun, Si aotMbM. Friday:: FiFish or chicken fromrom 9 ajn. to 3 pjn. Bingo atlp jn . during the aummer months Evening lunch at 5::530 pjn. and 7 : 3 0 A M - ies AcdvidesAt cards. RaRatra: ^ u g u s t 2 9 * ^ ry. Pool Room, and Today To Friday Non YMOA Member • $60Ave ; ^ y w p i o - n V l ^ t e r with cards, games, Trip Tr to JackpoL Bus leavesI aat i Exerdse class at 10Oajn. o ^ - S : 3 0 P M I ilevision, puzzles and pjn.ijn . Saturday . ’ $65Ave Daily-$131-chiId, $ llaad i ’ ttoltecltiNooninanltrtM Open weekdays from 9 Wednesday W Exercise at 10 ajn. ! ' AcdvidcspjiL Blood Bll preûre checks. ' ' Dflince from 7:3010 to 11 p.m. I Members ] • $66/week 1* child,iveekl" child, ,l ' InpgftnttooufrMdm. Library, PfMM Mod nor n m and {Ihl TliursdayTl Music by Cliff HaakOc&TheLast > . | , • ]Daily. $121-child, $IQ eachiveek eadi add. diild Coanntty Utor Aprf Cmtcti Bargain Cerpressure checks from 10 Crafts Cr a t i pjn. Resorts. :h additional child' color tele' Grades IsM th VmVamhmm »n. •' Friday Fr Monday Id,$60Aveekeachadd.diiId P A Box 648 I M n movies. Op sday Bingo Bil at 11:50 ajn. Centtf closed for MeMemorial Day. ! FEATUREAtch additional child 1MnRiBi,lditieS3303 Bjn.to3pjimeeting at IpjiL Pinochle Pi: at IpjiL ROLLERR( SKAmiO >.MOTO jphetMto: |od(V lhBciys& Girls YeocnrMChRMbrfuatTS uidngatSpjn. Monday M Filer SenkffHrHoven < ■ rich Blood prclay • CenterjdosedCe for Memorial Day.Di 222MafaiSt,5t,FIler ACTIVITIJS8 ajn. to noonleatlpjn.' • • . ■ ' Dinners servedI aat noon on B ■ Wednesdiat 1 pjn. West \ End SenkirCttfaensIa[nc. Tuesday and Thursdisday and at 6 ' y Board mci i 1010 Mabi St, Buhl pjn; on Friday. Suggig g ^ e d dona- i' g from 9 ojn. to 2 p m AlAll meals at noon. MoodIday don is $2 for seniors.8. ]Home deliv- pressiu-e checks from 10 throhrough Saturday: 1 P ...... Pinochle)on. t Sunclunday. Thrift shop open evevery rirtw. ■ SMatriorpiCiliiMaTBMdt • 'JE ■'V.Ul ^ It noon Crafts atisy dayilay frcra 8 Bjn. e> 4 pjn. Today: Endiiladast ^"jisi'A dosed. Today: To Salmon lou Tfaitxsday: Roast bedeef miqr. Quildngfi' , WlWednesday: Salmon loaf . FUday:Macaroni-hiuhnmdieese . Blood pr« -_.'W “• amtonoon Saturday . Centerdo Sunday ■ *u For the record: I n s i d e Qviloouitfiliiîn Obituaries...... C25 TwiriFansCouncji Dear Abby...... C4 I PageC3 Classifieds...... C5-10) m tGTCI CEE City E/fuon Kevix w R id ert- 733-093J, Ext.

, The Timcs-NcwsS ’ . ■ ' ' T uesday,, M ay 20', 1997 S cccion'>n C ArouIND> . CS ^ v e r r ee c e d e s>, b u t fJ l o o d t hh r e a t nrcside - fded wftK e i ^ 'f i ^ ' 0 two-day event compleiileie with enter* over thele celebration as Fossil Dayrroyal- ro> fighters tmd threfftruocs, diediereport^d tainment, vendors, game:mes ond a cami- ty. AldriInch Bowler has resided in thet : val. This year’s event is ;scheduled for Hagermanon Valley for SO years, andd usedlu Cham ber gives oui)Ut I Saturday and Sunday. to teachh ini Buhl and BUss. Trudy BowBowler “I think each year weve !supercede the descendsds from the'Perrine family out of sm all business awa w a r d s H . last fossil days,” event coicommittee chair 'Tvrin Fallalls. Craig Mills soid. “We’ve’ve brought in The conceptcc of a community event eve TWIN FALLS — MossIS GGreenhouses of more family ocdvides witlwith the carnival began in 1988. A newly .formed FossilFos Jerome was named Small>11 1Business of the * and by maintaining the>e ifish scramble. Councilil wonted to commemoratete thet Year by the Twin Falls ArArea.Chamber of Plus the music schedulele iis jam-packed establishshment of the Hagerman FossilFos Commerce. with local talent.” Beds oss Brown • Gory WknaU, Gary’s FllnFllmart and Debbie - nwn«wR/n*TkM«m polls to dedde who will shtshape local pub- will runn against challenger Morkirk S. Griffith Mason, The Little Lit< Red Hen; Qreff)t Mann changM the wheel of aI pippipeline to create higher waterr ppretttira for Walker Sand lie educadon for the next« tthree years as Swensonn iin Zone 2. Entrepreneurial Success Awor" “"I- . , andOii Qnvei'^s alfalfa gras* hay field wu•outh of Bellevue. school board members. Minidolloka County: Incumbent GeorJeorge Hie awards ore hdd withh theth cooperation of Races ore contested in tnine area dis- MacDonanald is nmning against Randiondall the U.S. Small Business AdnAdministradon and tricts^Cassia County, Dietrich,Di< Filer, Holom in Zone 4. College of Southern Idahoho :Small Business Glenns Ferry, ^romme, e Minidoka Murtat;augh: Patti Silvers and1 RobRi Center. County, Murtaugh, RiiR ichfield .and Wright arcai competing in Zone 2.. BothBo An owards'committee loo:looked o business’ WendeU. Coll eoch distristrict for voting are newcc'Comers. staying power, its growthvth in number of -T T dmes and locadons. Rlchficlield Incumbent Will Grandenden is . e m p lo y ^ innovative servicrvices or products, X ~ 1 Here’s a rundown off tlthe contested running; tagainst Tena Amy and Dust)ustry reflx)nse to adversity, oonunuimunity service ond iood pleadsis guilty to) murder races: TwitcheU!ll m Zone 4. Incumbent Evcjnvcjrett unique aspects of the businessless. ^asslo Co^ty:_Cholleillenger L ^ o y “Buck” Ward V is nmning against MikeMil _____ ------ByGnG re ^ H a h n ------^------ting■to■fir3^dn thetl the parking lot of Gertietie’s Brick Oven • Tinw# , . , The city’s urlirban renewal agency is approve o' final plat for the North Pointe south sid

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------4 D A H 0 / W EE f - g F ------„.a_ W asteddump ap])plication complete( e L a k e P c’owell bead:h space qqujldbelimitet e d CARLSBAD, NJH.'(A3(AP) — The for-o court-er:-enforced timetable on thhe e fate of the undergroui la k e POWELL,L.Ucah(AP)— 1 percentliIt less beach area available tbe entrance fee; U.S. Environmental1 Protection Pi removing wa;waste from the INEEL faci aiiid ****** nay limit beach at Loneae Rock: Beach for public Day-use only beach areasare dre acility co store trahsurar space and make ca Agcncy bas pronoun)unced the Plutonium1 ccontaminated waste wasivaste from nuclcar bomb mar camping areas use,” saidsaii Park Superintendent available at the “Co\*es?s? nearni die application complete2 fofor cerdfy- must beginn b being shipped Out in factiactiire. * scarce this Memorii}rial Day week- . Josephti Alston.Ai Stateline Ramp at WalWahweap ing the New Mexico dumpdim where April 1999. “I“It’s conceivable they couould , Areessiessible by a paved road just Marina, the picnic beachbet -at Tated waste- stortart moving'wast« May .,7 1 As a result, offidaldalssugg^vis- offofUiUS. 89. Lone Rock, which Wahweap.'the “Chains’ins" near from Idaho and clscwhc:trhere will be ^ 199£998” Neib said, buc hc added itors “be flexible" in their plans. huanxinI xmdeveloped campground, Glen C an^n Dam and HobieC^tHoi “ " If the lako level 1 100.000 .. stored. 'Theressm5W7/ a heck o f a lot o f wouvould be more likely the summ sl rises a foot a gees ann estimatedes visitors Beach at Bullfrog. Monday’s announcercement sig- if 1998 before nuclcar was dayi the water couldlid move 10 feet “ a year.•. Over0 the w ^ e n d . Lone , . Reservations are requiiquired (or nalcd that the EPA, hadhs begun . id'to be done.' rucks start rolling. up the shoreline: oiof the lake in Rock BeachBe; will be limited co ovemight camping ina vehicle*v< ' the yearlong process of dctermin-< “1“There’s still a heck of a lot southeastern Utah.1. ovemightght use only. accessible beach areas at S ta n ^ ing whether to ccrtify■y thetl Waste n>rk to be done," he said. “Whac this mean:ans Is between . Visitontors win be required to pay Creek and Upper BullfrogiogBaylin . Isolation Pilot Plantt totc receive -BobNdll, The yearlong review perilriod ^ here will be 75 a nightlyttly camping fee as well as the BuQfrog area. / . transuranic waste nexnext spring Hirfy*rornl /ill include 90 days for pubiblic, ■ ——--p-when the CIinton admiimmistrndon ------atrcctQroi■ of.wacchdoggipuE.._”,S“omment-atartins'next'ft•fall------; has promised it wouldd bbe oporat* ------' a hfccr e EPA issues a pcoposj)S^d ine- ■ Bob Neilliill, director of the ruleule for the dump’s operatiction, — D WrHNOTK f The dump is cridcalll tcto the fed- A lbuquerqi-que-based Environ- hele sisaid. eral government metneeting its mental Evalualuadon Group, a gov- TlThen regulators will mal EmllyZetkal iVednesday at the Oakley \veterans. Friends may **»»"11 fromfri 6 : obligations under■ tlthe 1995 ernment-furfunded watchdog for theih eir final assessm ents ai Stake Center, with Bishop tto 8 p.m. today ac tbei PaynePs . nuclcar waste deal it cut with the New Me:•lexico dump, said the dcdicdde if the facility opens. HAILEY-Eim] 1 Elquist offidoting. Burial IMortuary. 221 W. Mainn St.S in Idaho Gov. Phil Batt. BattBa agreed clock actuallyoily started running on It would be very unlikely, f._f 89, a residenc ofofRcno Nev,, foJ e ac the Oakley Cemetery, IBurley, and from 10 to 10:453:45 ajn: CO acccpt limited adadditional the certificfication review last EPA;PA to finish in less than a ycj' most of her life,'o. died Saturday. ^ t a ^ rices by the lo ca l.. —• — thcIdaho-NadpnolEngEngineering ------Tharm earsans th aro n May-16,-----applpplicntionis-abour-lOO.Oi0 0 0 ____ where she hadJi»Jived.for-tbe.past______and Environmental LaboratoryLa 1998, EPA is supposed to dedde pageages long. ’ year. ______A k t o j f C h r i !iristtan^Burjoljyill______/ I G E S = = be held today at che Prineville Catholic Church.h. Inurnment will dqha Earlg Andrews, of Boise 1 Gooding Chapel. Familylily and -—O b i tr U A R I E S ------1 be at 3 p m Fridaiday ac the Hailey and fomsrmerly of Hazelton, memo- fiiends 1 may call from 1 to 7 p jti Cemeteiy, withI Ath e Rev. Thomas rfal servisrvice, 2 p.m. today, V a ll» ttoday at che funeral chapel«cL For obituary rate Informatilatlon, call 7334)931, extensionm 2782 ______Keller of St. Ch;Charles Catholic presbytclyterian Church. 400 Park — Church ofHdatinging. Local arrange- Ave., Hazelton,Ha (White Mortuary Dorotha Campbell HalHall, of / 20, 1943, Thoy woro laierer ments are undersr 1the.direction of in Twinin fFalls). :Twin Falls and formcrlicrly of T w i n F 'a i l l s C arey ircod. Ho married Amy JacksonDD the Wood River!r IFuneral Chapel Hazelton, 1 p.m. Wednesnesday, n on May 2, 1975, in Burley, 16^ in Hailey, Kenneth;LaM L ?>’Ccok Myronron “Ed” . Edward Hazelton 1 LDS Church,, (W(White jran of World War II, Frankieio Harbauglugh, of Wendell. 10 a.m. 1Mortuary in Twin Falls). LaMar Cook (Kon). ago 'Od in Iho U.S. Army. Following , Wendell American Legion 70, ol Syracus:u50. UlQh. and lormorly ^,,3 's Ernest Adamim s today, W military sen/ice. he farmed unliV . OAKLEY - Em (Demaray’s Wendell Victor James Plunansk^nsky, of ol Caroy. pasjassod away Saturday, u3st . ,his log. He laier worked as a Jmest Adams, 78, 5,®**'..^ - May 17.1997,37,inOgden.Uiah. / of Oakley, diedd iSaturday, May Chaprf).fl. . 1Fairfield, memorial graveaveside iman. thon os a police dis-1' ------17,4997,-at-die.Cs.Cj ssiaJtcgional------—; _secvjcc,_Jll_a.m._.Thursucsday.. ------He-was-6ori ch'or wlimho BurTey Police' Caroy. Iho sonsor ol Inwin C. and Ina Qopartr Medical Center iri Burley. Helen:cn M. Traspcr, of Gooding, Elmwood 1 Cem etery, Goodlooding, lartmont until his retirement. The funeral wilwill be held at 11 H o-»-Q. ’Wednesday, Demaray’s (Demaray’s ( Gooding Chapel).pel). Roso P. Cook. 0 was a mombor of tho Idaho Kon was oa \veteran of World War co Officers Association, tho10 II and servervod in tho Samoan riarorrromoni Grange, and tho»o ______1 Mission. Ho marrlod Karma >rans of Foreign Wars. Frankioio 3 S P 1 T A L S > ------Gardner in tho Idaho Falls Temple. >yod-woodworkjng,-gardening,- — H o was a ^h-oTfor *44'âfs in- oling and lishing. g ,------i t i i r f r Martinez, all of BuJurley. Idaho ' Ulah. tho lasi 25 at jrvivors include his wife. Amyiy MI Davis Highh School. Ho groaily 'lor of Hoyburn; a daughtor,tr, Birth mg with students and oarion n. Somenamesss are omitted at padents’ reqicquest. Ababywastramm to Cclsa Garza of Burley. announcing tre lono (Noil) Carlisle; a son. Jra^k moots.ôvôn after Lay.;(Debaio-gawlt^..bolh.D(. ______-no naa rotiroa. ley: a stepson. Tommy>y Admitted MINIDOKACA MEMORIAL HOSPITALL frionds woro0 fformer sludonis and ^gmrniinmio) Doan of Burbank Wash.;1.; KimberDudleyiey of Twin Falls. colleaguos. . W alter Payne stepdaughters. Cindy (Jerold):i) Some names anare omitted at patients’ request[UCSt. Walter Poyne. B9. ol 5 a glltod musician ond, lur of Paul and Elaine (Kelly)/) CASSIARECBGIONAL MEDICAL CENTETER aylng tho organ al the RoKif,,.,inson of Burloy; two brothers.s. Admitted Utah, died Thursday mple until )ust a low 1997. in Sl. Goorgo. ~ Fowlor and Manson Fowler; a Admitted ------Lloyd SchorzmarlanofMalta...... '------ro his doath. Ho was a >f. pElsie Allen, all of Burley; sixix Stocy Taylor, MlMelba Anderson and Anna Hunter,H Ho was born Aug.'■ 2'27. 1907. in momboônhjIho LDS West Point 1st '“rtcr tt idchildron; nine stop grandchli-II- all of Burley; and £ Salinas. Colif., to.Jossoisso and Anne ward, son/ingng willingly ond choor- g id Samuel Smith of Malta. Released Henningsen Payno.(. HeH marrlod (uliy in .many I V. and eight groat-grandchil-II- Candi Hieb andd baby1 giri of Burley; Estelaa JuarezJu ly leadership, leoching .renI. HiHe was preceded in death by) y _ M n iv A ■ :...... ______and.baby-girl o£JLRupert; and Jodylyn.Talbcalbot of ,. .. —.------Loie-L.-Payne-ln-Roncono,-Nev..-on-and-music-capjapacitiosrHo-wasaiso— ------Fob. 17, 1961. Waller gi paronls; two brothers, Orlce:o Sarah Stokes,cs, Edgar Avalos and1 S ierra Heybum. ir grow up and known for His his gardens and floral lor ond Harold Fowler;-and twofO' wont to sctiool In Sal!Salinas, Calif, arrangements,us. and lovod to sharo grandeIdchildren. Kellie Fowler'andId ______I After marrying, ho wontont to work for them wilh othoiIhors. McKon:enzio2 Fowlor. Iho Unliqd Farms Comfompany, work- Kon Is suf lurvived by his wife, -ru-10 ,luneral will.tie-held at-11- ribe to.Tha.TIme8*News. .• Ing'his way up to ranchich suporinton- Karma: 'livo/b 'childron': Evo'C. am V .y : Idaho'byjâss .....ptaSS . Thursday. May 22. 1997. at 7 3 3 -0 S 3 1 I dont. Aflor tho war ho10 triodtr farming (Joseph M.)1 Boan;B( Dan G. (Nancy) .u- pa.Payno Memorial Chapel, 221 his own land but had to !■leave duo lo Cook; Mark: G.G Cook: Eden Cook; /lain Sl. in Burley.' Burial will fol-J operationi A In lack of capital.. Ho thonv3nwontto.work and Joel 3. G. (Leslie) Cook; six at the Pleasant View Cemelocy ns U ■ OBservance for a tractor ond farmrm equipment Qfandchildrotiron, Jessica. Alyson, gurley. " .' Friends may call.from 6 , company. Ho livod inI sosovoral towns David, and Nothan No Konnoth Boan; o np.m. n Wodnosday and from 100 f of Memorial Day,y> II and Drew Cook; a „ ,n.di lessexpeimsive HH In Calilornia; Greenfiold.jld. Son Manin JIV? “ “p " ' ' ' 0:45 o.m. on Thursday, at the We will be closedd , and Rodding. Waller rotii Garth Cook ol Carey; a ral chapol. C. Stokos ol Roy. Ulah; BOISE (AP) — Nolo cone wmts to ^nd como to Si. Goorgo I Memorial contributions may be10 have heart sui^geiy, bUbuticisdieap-- Saturday, M ay 24tfi'm ' : Ho Is survived byy tlIhroo sons, “ 5 ,iocosandnophows, 3 made:o Iclo Primary Children's Modlcal al will bo held alio a.m. rontor ai cr to have it done in Idaho thw a t\:0 0 p .m . John (Arzella) Payno i lor, in caro of Payne Mdrtuary. almost aimîere elseeintheitadcA ii , ™ Wodnosday,’. May^ 21. 1997. al Iho ‘ incK S pecials^ . and will reopen •- Calif., Ed (Suo) Payne c I : Wosl Point LDSLD; Slako Center. 550 Heart bypass surgiirgery, accord- M , Calif., and Loland (Oorotorothy) Wonsol [,j 3300 W. Arn ing to a New York: NMetropolitan D i*1011onday-Friday ■ 'Vrrangemenis are under R u p e r t Tuesday May 277 i of Codar City. Utah;; elghl el grand- ,^9 direciionI ofof Lindquist's Kaysvillo Life Insurance studiidy released H children; 15 groal-grarirandchildron; Mortuary. Kaysaysvillo, Utah.' At Ken's last week, is less e*expensive in M $ 4 9 5 I at 8 :3 0 a.m. nine groat-groat-grarvrandchildron; roquosl. Ihoro’0 will v be no public view- 1 Idaho than in all buibut one other B and a sistor, Marihaa Cahoon.C He jng. Iniermonlont will bo at 4 p.m. I state. The total billU ifor hospital H wos preceded In deathath by his par- Wodnosdayal al tho 1 Caroy Cemetery. ^ ^ ^ 5 I and doctors* feeses averaged - H Todayslys Special: Chicken, H ( ^ O X ( ^ j O Ri R / A t enls;’ his wifo, Lois;is; brothors, Tho fomilyly greallully\ acknowl- I ' $28,520. Only Westsc Virginia, ac B . ^ OJcllUcken Fried Steak Hatvoy, Elmor and HorHarold; and a edges tho londor ion care given Ken ■_ .$28300,waslower. 137 Main Avenue EastEas ' sistor, Gortrudo. by dociors. nurses, nu end olhor staff I Just across thee ! state 733-2674 I padents' in Nevada pt Services for Waller will bo hold at members at thothi Bonneville Dialysis t pay the high- ' Your Proressional Floristorist ' 10 a.m. Wodnosday. May21,Ma; 1997, CenterandMclMcKay-Dee Hospital. I ' est costs in the nadoidon. Ih e total.. at Whito Mortuary Chof;hapol in Twin In romombriibrar^co ol Kon. dona- I , btU for a coronary by;jypassthereis e Metzger offi- tions may bo t made lo The I $92,060. Prices in othcthJtt neighbor Falls, with Pastor Dale M I ing states arc Wyomii ciallng. Committal sorvicirvicos will foi- Bonnovillo DialDialysis Center, Ogdon. ming. $ ^ 3 8 0 ; ■BlISVli ftVW M ikVUiatBHQQ al Park in Twin Uiah; or iho0 Primary I Children’s I W ashington, $33,33,350; U tah. U U K l low at Sunset Memorial P I $38,220; Oregon, call Irom 8 10 Modlcal Conior n, $41,680; Falls. Friends may call I Montano, $42,460. y \ . The trees:s along M ain Av('i.v e! 9:45 a.m. Wodnosday^ at Ihe monu- • _ _ I Met Life’s frequencyKyofdoimsfor • ary. HE(EYBURN I bypass surgery werere 1low in most r ^ are breeathing easier... I Western states. TexasMIS filed more \ Thanks COtc your parking m pne^n e y Ella Ruth Pufahlhi Gilbert I claims than the Mbur3untain States . e s h a v e b e e n p r u n e d , Ella Ruth Pufahl Gilt I and Ncw England comi;mbincd.' r the trees d , “They eat heaviera ffoods in the ’ ' rosidont ol Napa. Cai for 39 ian Bagnall J i sprayed,1, a n d t h e , s u f f o c a t i n'g g ■ : years, and formerly ofo f' Twin Falls. South," Smith said,i, ""buc I don’t LIMiaiIlian Bagnall, 86-year-oldd think our diet isI necessarilyn< ^ p -^ concrete annd m etal rings removeo v e d * ____1 _dlBd_Thursday.Jv1ay_6y-8..:i 9.91. -Ruperi-ijfl-resident.-dled-Friday.-May- y— — healthier thaootherit parts'of1 the ~ -'I ~ l I— ^ ■— Come anda] enjoy your trees.s . .• Ouoon of tho Valleyy Hoi^llal H in • 16, 1997997. in Rupert. country." Nbpa. SholO wwas born Sept. .19, 1910. inn • . ■ She was born May/ 30.3C 1921. in I ^ ^ H B Liberty,rty. 111., to Morritt and Effle Modoslo, Calif. She grow up on tho Payne10 Summers, : She'attended Salmon Tract and altenclendod Clovor schoolsols in Liberty. Lillian movod to Lutheran School. Sho10 v for Idaho10 eand attended schools In McDonnell Douglas during dui World Acoqurquia. Sho graduated Irom War II. While living In Twin1 Falls, Acoqulalula High School in 1930. She Ella met and marriedi DaleDi Gilbert ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ marriedled George Bagnall on May K e t H o n c e n i on Doc. 5,1948. I 23. 193C930. In Pocatello. She. residedCj^ I F “S ' ,- ^ Ella was dovotod lo (o herI family in Ruperipert unlll iho lime of her death,I. which includod son. AlarAlan and wife Survi\irviving aro three daughters, . Realistic D ew L ook Ivy of Sacramento. Calif..«lif.. sons David Helenn AiAipporspach of Rupert. Fayee s s p r t e d of Glen Ellon arid Eric of Napa. She '------^ Scavone'one of Glondora. Calif., and II Peony B uslit Rose Bushes was a grandmother to orino Livingston of Salt Lako1 . ' Btiish l e s Laura. She is also sun/lv,ro “d"bVh"or Fra,kie W.Af. Fowler Utali; and ono son. Norman'n' R eg.»9” ^ I Reg. *4” brother, Arthur Pufahl of)f IdIdaho. Frankie W. I. F Fowler. 76-yoar-old Bagnallnail of Rupert; She h as.10- Ella took great enjoymiymont in trav- Hoyburn resldiildonl. diod Saturday, grandchdchlldren and 16 groat-grand-2 R e g . » l ” S a le $ ^ 9 5 Y - Sale.$225^| ellng and gardening,ig. Sho olso M®y 997. at, St. Luko's childrotiron. She was preceded In served wllh tho Faithith Lutheran Regional Mediiidlcal Center in Boise doalh1 by hor husband, one brother,? ; S A L E Church Leslies Guild. from complicatl:ations following heart her pare,laronts and a stepfalher. Services were heldId I Saturday, surgery., Sen/lcn/lcos will be hold at 2 p.m. large White B ush May 10. 1997. al Trea 1 9 ” ^ iSale$29S Irt Chapel. Fallh Lutheran ChurchI officiated.off married Dellaa EEvelyn Slmonsofi on Rupert C AHM l/Z O fP Sale$g99.^^ I: 1 T It i e H OIMSST ^ . 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I, - I COI)uld have n ns. but has also uncovered order that diey erupted,”"said sai co- irfudfrom halt the plai>lan by the federal The Thi truck shipments would3 p | at the Hawaii Volcarcanoes Nadonal new wondjnders. : Asia through Northern1 OCalifornia Department ofof Energy » ship spent throu investigator Don DePaolo.lo. ofo the irough Sacramento and over tl ----- Park.are.about.to0 tunlock-a.mil------ilThe; lessonle: from the first hole---- —{“ toa'dump'inldahoriheOe'Colifomia nud^fueH roI'n ^'fro m Aaan reac* Siertierra Nevada; the train shi —University-of-Californi•rnia—nt------; Assembly said Monday. ” }P' lion years worth of the Earth’s is that ththings are going on we Berkeley. f. tois through NcNortiiem California. memlents would go through 'he tl histotj. ■ don’t kn > “Asyouknovy.thclandiidissusa^ The plan1 callsc: for five ship- Featl know,” Thomas said, DePaolo pursued the fundingfur sather River Canyon. Later this year,•, UniversityI of . • “We’rer enentering new terrain.” from the National SciiScience t -cible to tremors;"Si" said ments, begtni;inning this summer. Assemblywoman As: Lynne Leac“Ch. Hawaii scientists ; AsstÎywomwCaêMitftCgden.I> through Sanin Francisco Bay to R»Wt sts will begin ■ The tesitest hole helped sdentists Foundation and the Intematmational •Walnut Crock, snid the shihiP_-__ -drilling a 3-milfl de SdentificDrilling~Progniin:■niiTT-'i’he ------^ eve this will tF fC o n c o rdird Naval Weapons ' mements could b e tte r be seilent the Big Island’s Mai■launa Kea vol- hazards i I set a vay dangerous prccccKcdent” Station and is around the area and entire three-phase projectject will id then by truck or throuirough Bremerton, Wash., whit cano to pull up sarsamples of the revealed;d thati the life cycle of a cost $11.8 million. ' A S6-3 vote sent the resolesolutionby train to> the National is alreadyah dealing with nuclei■ear Earth's cord. Hawaii vc I Migden to the Senate.te. It asks Engineeringg aand Environmental fuerler i volcano is twice as long “Si>. if you drill down frorfrom the \ The hole will bebe the deepest as once! thought.th. surface, ydu'just go back: throughthr ‘ i ever drilled in Hawawoii, said UH Findineing out how the Hawaii vol- older and older lava. It’s like geochemist Donaldd Thomas.7 5 work, " compared with looking at tree rings,” DePaoloDeF 3 ,The samples Shoitldsh o tter ng how other volcanoes said. j Fullschedidule of activvities set for I uch as Mount St. Hdcns,.is Hawaii is an examplee ofol vol- • Fossil Days in s is t into the plar'lanct’s intenor d „S icaIl workings and howw hot-spot1 vol- rally different, scientists canism related to mande! plumes,pli i S ^ r d a y : ------2 andunder.______al co^cowboy music.______—a-phcnomenon-that-hap;lap p en s------iirissa Miller, 10*year> 1 p canism' formed'thelegndre-chain ”' I 9:30 a.m.: Three-on-thi 1 pjn.: Bob Nora Band, varie: of Hawaiian Islanlf coursec south of town. A 3,500-foot testt holeh. drilled in en tatioon n they formed in and way from near the surfaceice oft the - 11 ajn.: Parade bemns. :„{)( . 1993 has already ans I 1 p .m .:'O ld tim e: fifiddlers. ■ Lisan Brown, folk and' 2 piin.: S uzanne‘Jusst, foi answered many lavas stilltill are stacked up in the Earth’s core,” DePaolo said.aid. Snowmobile mud drags ju c ' musi.50 adults. Noon: MuzdBzie Braun, tradition- Servii Hart then askedBd aboul Mae May, hee ffirst implicated three liic agreement signed Monday,Mo Hood. other peopcople in the killings, for two counts of first-dct-degree “She died th es same s way,” He lateister signed a' controver- murder, superseded thele v volun- Hood replied. ^ , . sial plea:a iagreement crafted by tary manslaughter charge.,e. i |F ossil__ __ Hood told Hart he entered ihe then-prostrosecutor Gara Newman Hood, divorced and thehe fatherf plea agreement in p ' i|ContlnuedfrotnCl 1 part to avoid that onlylly adm itted to the vol- of three, was on probationion for a Chamber Presresident Kris Pothier Daysays but thon stay on the enjoijoy fadng the death pen.lenalty on bodi u n taryr m an slau g h ter o f ' • rape charge when he metit HunterH !; horse as the state fossilL said, ' theote other omenides the Hagermanan counts, ^ Hunter. at a car wosh where theytiey both . !; By 1992 the event hathad grown Pothier estiistimates 2,000 people Valle;illey has to offer instead of conom- Heybum resident;nt Mae Hood, Newmainan, after learnfng that worked. One of his probirobation ! J beyond the council’s expexpectations attend the ev “We saw it as a meansms to bring ue to grow,”' PothierP< said “rd like MuJduider can bc rcachcd in i been cut, and the countycoi coroner death penaenalty. News' Mini-Cassia bureauau gngradual • contamination of sosouthern _,o screen offoff outside storage Timcs-News Tim staff writer Williardm r 'this one,” er warmsis upu again. imelt sIowtHi by cool eveningling tem- JÎdaho’s huge underjlerground areas on the: south sc and east sides Brockock can be rcachcd at 733-093i,3, Johnson told a calleiHer on his cat' And riv«riverfront homes - built iperatures in the mountiuntains. ■ aquifer, but the amou:lounts ore {js buildinjing at 960 Eastland Ext.■X.264. 2 ’ phone early Monday.oy, “But wcVe during droughtdn years between Runoff remains a day-to-daylay sstory. -F o r t hIE RECOFRD——-

l:.'n»eTlme»Wew« ______. • Oars Dee CtirOtinuider v». Steven Michael ' Injurlctjriet; mental and phytleal pain; mentintal Rathamone. Seeking S1SJ8BJ88 medical end neyfeMandcoiJcoHv deietminatIono(paiemit>-;$372 dl forr pailpast tup — Otitsnder. ancuith:Mith; $10,000 damacn for lou o( vehicbkUr. ether damage* and (utui«meqr(oe*andcouL dren'Jen-jeiiica Philllpi, 'âna PtaHllpt andam • Carl William Aberlevt. vt. Wylie Thomas, cons, $8,515 in pau support; $902 monthlyly su;tuppon; TWIN FALLS - Raonl drU cn rand Connie Ponsr VI. CnJg Aoandilanda Philllpi: and Tyrone and DIanana doing buiinett ai Thomasnas Conttructlon. • State of 1(Idaho, Depanment o( Health pproof o( medical Insurance; $302 attonte]oriMylcct Sih Dlllrici Court in Twinf F pa l) S S S ? hJS x ESSFanner and Cootw Faimer. PhiUJptlUpt vt. Camey Inc, an Idaho corporatiorion; S e e l^ datnaget in exeatsu ofol $10,000; alto^ and Welfarere viVL Jeremy D. Amen. Seeking ■ aiandaitis. Seckli^l7,000I damaceadai for medlca] treat* Snyder)tier biduttfiet Inc. a Waihington corpoflOT» ney (eet and cost* over payrMyment (or use of S2.030 lo stateate I(or care o( child; $240 monthly • State of Idaho, Bureau of Child Sup •ntation; damacea (or phyit. tion.u DemandDei Jury trial Seeidng danuueetI (or(o . tools. tuppott; providi!>vlde medical Insurance; anoney vivt. Abe airino^dwr Straub. Seeking deti *-rtmAlaKayWatne«on.MiclikUchad George S l T m w ^ m Sotional S and lufreHng: mentalntal and emoilonat pain and tufleriniing: • Brian Myers vs. Car>•ary and Rhonda fcesandcosu.u . nination of paternity: proof of medical ii d cow*. halntUb daio they funeralioral expentet: (or lost o( lUe of Gary Scot«ott Sexton, doing business atat Broiler1 Workt. • State of Idaho,Ic Department of Health aiance; $275 attomey fees and cotta. • Jody L«»ot» McDaniel.»v..-XrU.a v I monoxldo peUonlnf (rom PhlllJpi;lUpi; pau and future waget; S2S.OOO anoitto^ Detnand jury trial. SeekingIng damages of at and WeUarea vt.vt. Manud ArraetvdarcL Seeking • State of Idaho. Bureau of Child Sug I-SMeDtald. alnnntalapaitiBaoi. ney fedfee* and cosu; loti of todety and tuppotpott . leaMS10,000(orinJurin.men:nentalanJphyilcal $194 monthly tu Servicet v& Bruce U Hayt. Seeking deti • Eva Marie Parker *i. SlevSlevan Jamet. "**^^liujeMd"Lul parent! of Cary Scott rhUUpt. PUintUflUrt pain; spedal damages formednedical and related •S tato orfuSS^Bâu^QdidSu^m d d nination o( paternity; SIJSO for past lup Parker. * Walls and FSI Warn Im negligence in death ot Cary Scot:oti expctuet: wage tote attorneynoy feet and cmts. Servicet vt. FroFredrick W, Moran. Seeking doc «$223 moothly tuppon; proof of medicalS'S i : • Dard Jean Xin»eyn.Jaiie« KllU i ^ . . iien. Saekinc damt lUpi in whey tank at daily. Plaintiff claimt he was injun 5j • CbaillyARnBo)^n.Ml John Douglai Crieve and Loit Janemet Intoametalsuplainahamlnunburcer. maintain healthalth insurance; $1,444 r e lm b ^ • State of Idaho. Duioeu of QOId'Su]Id'Suppon Sv* • Cay Lynn Bergbv*. John ReU chcll. reproentativet o( estate o( Vcret VV. ♦ Jeffrey Merktey vi.1. SoniaS' Jlmenet. ment for tnibUciblic aulstance received by child’s SiService! vs. David Cantu. Seekingling Î 3 0 • Deatla n.,. SSl .« T e a ^ .C rady Perkin.kina and Kevin Perkini vi. Grieve'eve vt. Lonora Crieve. Seeking amoni ; paternity: physical . mather; $79595 forf blnh related costs; $27S mmonthly support; maintain health inswinsuiMce; herford. Seekloi damagei, otherer initem*, attomey feet, cottt and order saiffbssrsffi' ehild tuppert and attonwy fees am $275 anomm fees and eona. )ij^*t*Hifold cifftord Durtait« vvi . . n o r i « . IcoatanlaiedteveUdoacd- declarinlaring c e w ln jie e^ ttjiB rt o( V ^>V. V nodical proviiions. >f Mîo, Bureau of Child Support •. State of Idaho, Bureau of ChUd Su| uea. • Rangen Inc, an Idahoho Versenten y j Enterprises Inc.. an Idahi V ' • CUudlaUI(hTyTM*i.Ch aho Philip Piril^<( Company,vlncSeekiudam- Im health Inturanaance for child; $275 attoRtm feet. tl Benjamin er P. Beck and Rebecca I. Bed«di $1,252 relDburtement (orir AAid to Familiei attorney feetitandcasts. an U$251 monthly tuppon; maintain health«](h Insur.'I p% . Chrlnlae Quabuamtaace v^Maric , ^H ehSj E.!. tGardner va. Financial rt. NitlnaDdiuiy age. order cttabllihing patomiir,litr, $2S2 motithly • &ate of> l (I^ i U Bureau of Child Supporr pi ,irlaLSaddn«d«n>vmôratlMMSlojWfor • SlvliaySl« Thayarath vt. Sinnatonisne suppott; cany m edi^ Inturaiuranee; $27S atto^ Services vt,s. RodneyR W. Towns. Saeklag coCOM. iSB

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:pression in jthe elderly^ ■ ' [LADELPHIA (AP) — lished in tbe May 15 issuesue of the Great lovers1 klmow the5 word ‘ttendem(êss’ rchen at the U oivera^ of Archives of Neurologyogy, said luch more DEAR ABBY: I’mn sisure you ■ —1 . L wha«hat you like, touch you oftvith one woman his gcntlmtle caresses and sweet kississes that sex is only a bonus.bt A good experienienced minor depression bcjt is this Rottweilerer ccross, interesting to see whiwhat your entire lifetim«ime. It is not Someone in1 all the right st)ois. He alsoso is friendship is a Ufecitecime commit- for thc2 firstfij time in late life and spayed female. A t six to sseven readers have to My onîsnathe sub- who goes fronrom woman to woman; pn«gjijîonate and honest I was vcvery, _ m en t..I.h av e a ma:nan who.talks _ compareare d .th e m co_31 non-- months, *he-ls. frlcndly-,dly-and. - - JMt. '• anyddgomdirdothat.” “ fortiiirtiinate to fall'in love withth a with me. We havere a; wonderful deprcsscissed patients. Patients’ sociable and auict. Shes wnwants a -BEBlEBE IN LA -PATRICK fabulbulous lover. sex life, but it has momore to do with mediann ageai was 69. home where sne will getet lclots of MIRADA,DA, CALIF, IN NASHVILLE - CRAZYC IN LOVE IN RA!AN- how happy we are—— not: how tech- Usinglg anii MRI, researchers dis- ouemion and direction»to to grow DEAR BEBE: I certoirtainly hit a CHOHO SANTA MARGARITA nically profidenc wiwe arc. Abby, . covered3d the prefrontal lobe — to the ideal adult. She: is 1black nerve when I asked thele question,q DEAR ABk.BBX: G reat lovers feel free to edit thistiis and you are the rcgioiôn of the bmin assodated with beautiful tan mnrklnrkings. becausc thc responsescs arei still have the samame qualities both in DEAR DE ABBY: I never thougjght wdcometoprintmyily name. w th emo:motional states and behav- Thc shelter also has anin aabun- pouring in. and out of bebed - they just mani* Td1 evere\ have a chancc ac a grcreat I want my Edwardird to know that ior — was significantly smallcr in dance of kittens -all1 cocolors, I had no idea so manymy women fest them difdifferently in public loverver. However, at 65 I’ve bc«>ccn he’s a good lover5r because he elderlyy patientsp; suffering minor sizes and varieties. Call:all 736- (and men) would have so much to ' (fortunately),f). luckycky enough to meet him. HeIe is cares. depressi'ssion than in their non- 2299 or comc by and pickick 1out a say on the subject. Readidon: c , They &re e < chronically kind, trusoustworthy in all things, not justju -NCNORMA JEAN depressecised counterparts, pet. DEAR ABBY: A goocood lover, have an inertcredible memory for sex;x; heI wants to please and pro-pi BARON, PLAIN;JNSBORO,N.J. Kumar,lar, whose study was pub- ‘Bumps’5 ’ m o r e c o) i m m o n d uu r i n g S l i m im er air trx a v e l 1^ aSfTKMVE! Tlie Ofango County Regbter at the airport. JC O n P e l e U s M R o i ------■ KnowIW your rights as an alrlilrilne.passêr. - Most airlines stilitill honor tick- ^ It’s summer vacatioItion tim e • - ets in reverse orejrder of when \/\ again, one of the seasorisons when Juiipeclp^lmwyourittftt: . . - you-oilBr oilglnel tU«t, vMA mutt be hoi>. you check in at theh e airport. The f » airlines arc most likely:ely to “do MprevUaawrnaneD^ cndtbrltbro)o(herflV*cvbecctnplet^ early birds get ththe scats. But the bump.” h i^ q ' r|0t8, indudk^ • raAsideinded.' '• vnment cats Denied - PMMngOT im are anddod to or>«i»«pot.^' with business flierscrs with expen- — ______No,_not_the_19y)s.^ s _ d a n c c _ ..^P » g > w n n ______sive.tickets.grousiBsingabout-ser-— — craze. "Bumping” isi theth prac- panseeoa— ^—u^tritnTiSrtt'atmiatidiCrT*^’'-:' ----- ^ vice, more airlinesies are starting tice of fordng passengengers wiiH . ” HtlarilsduelftheaHm . Butreedeedtt»tkiepriitandaBkque»- . 3.T)m are agcapdos to Iha niea: to give fuU-fare pasjossengers first tickets off an overbookciiked flight. . flncSsUist^titetranepa tadenthatgBts ticn3.T)i| dibs on the seats.s. The^ less you ®6 7 9 P o le lln e R o a d « r w i n F o m - 7 3 J-8 7 4 J While only a fraccioicion of air ; 8tinatianHff*)cnehotfcr Psssecifsan^m U 8thaw8 corArhed nation ancthmoTfMdatlheair^..: paid, thc less likelyily you will fly. peak travel periods s .tythemlnlniuntlrieneadedib'^';’ ::kln(tttevaria8'byaHne). . summer and Christmitmas a re bUlee1t«n«K9hous ,^ 1!*''’ lalanMUm^thaeMie • Q '™IM idN " do;iM .. w hen overbooked fligilights are SSSSSS most likely. mortacjuBfâw^ I r 1TheTimes^News ridasitad(ntptD$20Q. chartan On average, about 50,( landectle'achadiMccniereL.'' . .. G r aitefully t ( A cknow) w l e d g e s scngers arc involui i^makas>wmdrathan loch an .-cfthe*a»c»-i - - 8 »MBtjrBto^wMharycu'aHrwlsa.'. bumped by the naticition's 10 . tar., largest airlines eachich y e a r, natal—corrpansaBon i™ ” - First Feders!ral bethaameutoftheonft- anascfl^liMVthmaOiM9 . according to Deparcnrc m e n to f pTOpiiMa • ■ , y s a w < Tronsportation'statisticsic s------Savings Barank Airlines intentional!lally over- 383 Shoshone St. Northorth book flights because somesoi pas- Twin Falls, Idaho scngers with rcscrvatvations — sengers andd rmake sure they are futuiIture travel to two free firirst- 733-4222 usually business pecpeople ~ compensatedcd in most cases for dossass tickets. . . . , won’t show up. But whei'hen every- their ineonve:venicnce. Thc Th ploy usually works. Molore one does~show up, sonsomething The first stepsti is for airlines to thanlan 900,000 passengers on tl AS A NEWSPAPERf W IN has to give. offer voucherlers for future flights 10) bigg(»tbi airlines took the bt EDUCATION SPONSOISOR There are too manyly bot’toms\ to entice passassengers ro volun- last1st year and gave up the . Tholr contribution has dremattcolaUcally vying for too few seats.s. larily give upuj their seats. The ovcrliTcrbookcd seats. broodenod tho world for ovorwlOO 10 Soiittiorhs Idabo studonta In oach:h seschool Airlines hate bumpinising — it’s more overboocooked thc flight, the B Bu ut sometimes there arer ™ ’c Above Is Iha> FFirst Federal Savings Bankank team of Assistant day.fortho last 9 wooK poflod.d.Thoy Th bad public relations. But3ut it's also m ore airlinenes offer. This can enoulOugh volunteers. Then tl . havo dovolopod a tiuo buslness-scta-achool permissible under federaeral rules. range from1 aa ticket on thc next airliirline scarcs telling peop►pie Vice PresiBsldent Shauna Suttertleld,'d, INew Accounts jpartnorshlp by provldlr>o the wholemololtro Those same rules protrotect pas- flight plus aa S150 vouchcr for wh ho' o will fly — and w h o is stuiruck . RepresentaUveIve Unde Ruhler, Receptloniton/sf Tammy Allgood, oxpofionco of nawspapor, forrthoso tho C ustom ersr Sen/Ice Representativess Mf\^lssy Sleber end studonts and tholr toachors. -ts U sa iSuhr, Loan Officer Ron ReRasmussen AGAIN. THANKS1I ravel without ticketj First Fodoral Saving* Bankink Tell us abou•utyoursuppojort group encind Vice President Normanan 'Wright. tBattlmora Sun______— They spsponsored a Southem IdahcBho classroom. Th»nme»f iis . i and agencies. AreaI support si byJunel.Foror questions, call 733* spreaireading rapidly throughout theth groups will also be listed,td. 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P e o p l.E e ----- ■ = Pilot me?iso v erw/^here ] Earlrhart vaniish ed A]M erican rescscued on Kennya mountair.in N/NAIROBI, Kenya (AP) — An American was given firstfl aid by an army mcdicc anand “ ' SYDNEY. Australia (APAP) — Linda Finch left:t O0 a k l ^ Calif., onMarch 177 to Earhart’s Lockheeced Electra 10-E left coUelUege student was ^ v e andid vwell ■— but flown to ththe Kenyan capital of Nairobirobi, 'Finch is not following Anelnelis Earhart retrace andind complete Earhart’s last flightight Lae, Papua New Guiminca, on July 2,1937, extnctremely hungiy — Mondayly 0after being 150 miles to'thesouth.tO' anymore. ‘ inarebuiltlilt plane nearly identical to hers,ers. and never made its nexlext landfall, Howland lostst 1fom early a week in a den-iense bamboo On Sundaday, 70 park rangers, two0 air-oi -' la an emodonal tribute, theth< American ' Finch saidsai she (topped one wreathtl totc Island. foresrest on Mount Kenya- planes andi 1a hclicopter scoured the arc ■ '\pil6t flew over Howland IslandIsi in the express herhei admiration for Earhart, one At last report, Eaihahart was low on fuel Jessica Je: Lundquist, 22, of Melllellen, Wis., a forihe missiuing student. central'south Padfic Monda>day, dropping from thei peoplep< in Ear hart’s hometownJwn No trace was foimdI cof the aircraft and scnic:nior at Northland Collegee in Ashland, The U.S.S. Embassy in Kenya said sai three silk wreaths in memoiy>iy of the avia- of Atchisonwn, Kan:, and one from Zonta,a, a Eartiart’s fate remainsisamysteiy. \ Wis.,is., was separated from her£r |group May Lundquist hadh swollen and blistered1 feet,fee * >^oo pioneer who disappearedr ^ near there woman'ss services group that Earhartlart Earhart had travcveled about 22,370 13I whilewl descending the 17,068-168-foot moun- her younge;er sister Sarah, 19, toldI The Th nSO years aga belongedIto. to m iles of th e 29,2C200-mi!e jo u rn ey tain,in, Africa’s sccond-highcst. AssociatedI PressF in Ashland, Eariian vanished with navitavigator Fred ”I knoww how1 aiudous I am to be home,me, across five continentnts when she disap- An Ar army helicopter spotteded :Lundquist “She’s dellehydrated and hungp'," SaraSarah 'Noonan in 1937 while tryinging to become and I amI suresu Amelia must have felt the peared. arou-ound noon Monday andind alerted. Lundquistt said.s “She just rationedi herhe l^the first pilot to circumna'inavigate the someway,"y," Finch said in a dispatch post-ost- Finch has nearly 4,0004; miles to go to searlarchers on the groundjnd, police food and waterwi when she knew she: waswt «globe at its widest point,, ththe equator. edon thei Internet.In complete her joumey.y. spok.> okesi^ Peter Masemo said.lid. Lundquist lost and shele found1 a creek.”

: LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL LE NOTICE 4 ------r r s ------1 Aih-OMOTilOTIVE DRIVERS FARM MANAGER TRAINEUNEE' MEDICAL MISCELLANEOUS IO 0 Wantod': prosontoblo,or« por- ATTN: OTFTR DRIVERS Formhand oxporiperlonco wllh Earn $20 lo $30> as a rop- On call vrorkor tor sm.im.rosi- Exp, a sp h alt L ab o rear r 8A ------PROFESSIONAL aonablele porsono to work Gloss A. COIlOL. Laio mod- farni equipmentlent A irrlgall- rosoniativo solllnpling A sor- . donllol caro. $6/hour.ir. Driver CPU roq. 733-3272tt72. SERVICES ports coucounter, onswor olod eonvo Z ' NOTICE OFTRUSTtSTEE'S SALE 1 L ^ vontlonal with on. Familiarr wllhw hoavy vicing ostabll.b lls h o d Call 735-6669 - On Uio 16th day of SEPTEMBE , look up pricos. A walking floorMrs, hoppors A construction equip.oqi Hous- occounts. You v^llwill 1roceivo ■ !_____ MISCELLANEOUS . MBER, 1997. a riho hour ol BAlANKRUPTCY iio ports A sonrtco. roolors. Milt STUDENTS : IftO^ôf^dday, nizpd local Umo), in tho Of- maagaS othar Ing ovoll, sultabliiiblo for small 0 guaranteed Income Incc 10 MEDICAL I Chapter & AG rdatod MaylnvoKivolvo othor duties. banoflts.. ContactC T.J. fam ily . Appllddpr. forfore cash. In lawful monoy ol 2s 2 ynoxporionco slartor,, CellCe 734-7090, diatooponinlings for oxpori- Wonted oxporlor i Twin Idaho Army Natlonollonol : tho Unitod Slatos, all payablo atal thot timo ol saio. Iho lol- ___ — rlencod iroc- modlcoi, dental.;al. 401 (k) Nows. P,0. Box 385,1 — - ■■■■ , oncod truck:k drivors1 lor lo- tor ond bolor>r operatora.c program. ESOPP pUplon, and Falls, ID 83303,------^ Guard. CALL SFC.Borlo'ârlow , _ - lowlr>Q doscribod roal propony.f. slluaiod8i! In iho Countyof------BANKRUPTCYe CASHIERSiRS . col routosa basedt oul ol Call 324-7146 _____ . 208-734-9171.______; Twin Falls, Sialo ot Idaho, andand described a s follows, CompcTipotlUvo rotes on Chap- (2) FT. (1)(1) PTF positions lor Gooding, R •. to-wfU lusl bo: MEDICAL lor?or 7 bankn;ptdos. Call all shtlisla Ind,lr gravo yard. COL w/ondndo?som onts. GRAPHIC DE8sio IC N iH COME JOIN OUR TEA MISCELLANEOUS ^ ' Lot 10 and Iho East ono-holf ol)l toLot 9 In Slock 3 of CART- jotfoff StokorI at 734-6452. (midnightjhl lo( 7 AM). Must clean drivirving record. A The Timos-Nowa SUMMER WORK S?i™ M • w“ lnQ to w rk longlon, hours Idaho Homo Hoolth A K ER SUBDIVISION. Twlf> Falls> County.Cc Idaho, according — — rwn cor A 0 phone, lloxlblo work)tk schedule for has o |ob opon pico Is cunonlly rocrulJiVtfnn to Stort, FT/PT.K ai;, ; 10 tho plat thoroof, rocordod Inn BookB< 9 of Plats, Pogo 1. HOUSiUSE CLEANING Anon- cSirTWî!i4-4916askforPot. wookond work.wo Compoll- o x p o rlo n c o d Wisis® shills. 733-2929 boloroiro3. 3. records of sold County. tlonin I10 aotall. Twin Falls , n n Idaho tor Physical Thoropi iiv o ro u to) ppoy w/oxcol. designer. ExporS S good rotor- Excollont bonofils. MModh NANNY ^ Tho Trustoo has no knowlodglodgo of a more particular only.Ily. 1Coa 735Kie77-Joann. CLERICAL alter 90 doys. Macintosh ci ICAN STAFFING ooccessto cal. Donlol, vacallofir.S ” fotu old girt andid 14 *> doscrlpUon of tho obovo roferonctsncod rooi proporty. but lor 1195. oxt. 24 for personal llmo off. 4i ' purposes ot compllanco-wtth SoctiiocUon60-1131dahoCodo. UNT1N0 Insldo & Out. lSocrotarl08.Book- |^ ,C lo w oo J doskin ron “ ™“®‘’'® ^ . year old boy in our homolomo Iho Trustoo h as boon Inlormod It ■so. Odd Jobs a Yard kw por?i plan. Excollont oppononuni- for oummor, must hovo10VO kJ Ihot tho oddross ot 976 5,'“ J irsononMoaA copt onct pro iniomoilon- Hos. Intorosiod pari ‘ ' Rlor Avonuo W tst, Twin Falla,la. Idaho,li Is somotlmos as- ork. Froo Est. 543-5122 oaloE nlly i 4 pm ot 1728 ossontlol. Gooc ariies own Iransponalion. MollMall lh 49 years pleoso apply at: . brief summary of Intorostorost soctotod wttti s&M roal proporty. QUALTTY HOME 2300>0 East. Good- nicatlon skillsK I d T i ; s s r ' ” '"’ ' ' IDAHO HOME HEALTI C‘ Sold solo will bo mado withoulta u t covonont or warranty iTio&Temp-lo-HifO. ino. Idaho A -TH a nnd exporionco to Nonny.mny. CLEANING ,AA«OE. w«h the public. I > Rogionol HOSPICE J- nMardlng titlo, possession or oncurncumbrancestOBOtlstylho springIngdoanlng.SonlorCIt- iVER A FEEI aitontion lo dotrint^lii'ta'ii^ Fax Rosumo to lê 1235 Holly Or. Twin FoNs,-alls. 2 1-800-731-TEMP DRIVERS otllco(B01)262262-8625 2002nd Ave. North .10 83301. Z obiloation socurod by and pursuasuant to tho powor of solo g mw)di$count.10 c yoarBln Twin Falls. ID 83301 J. conforrod In tho dood ol imsiI oxoculodox by DENNIS W nrico. Insured A bonded 1 **'•tho Entire Magic Com m odity d< I 's/m ilk 000 '° - y - ley Since 19681 houlors nood ------. 208-734-4061 NURSE r ECKART ANO VERONICA S( ECECKART. husband and 1 .eOO-967-2897 or lOded. Bonofils. your rosumo■o: lo: ' MANAGER/SALES-ES An Equal Opportunity wH#.asgranlof8,toFlRSTAMEFMERICAN TITLE COMPA- 73412 jply at Rich ThoTlmes-^ nlty P a n time CNA's noodod)dod l4-2225.CaM for froo o a l CLERICAL I!: Manaoor/SolosIos porson Employor Immodlatoly in Mogic Vol- NY OF IDAHO. INC.. on Idaho Cot AL fhoiflpson?I Tnjcklng. Inc. Attn: P eler te r'York noodod In our oloc Irustoo. for tho bonoflt and socuriti I Full Timo10 clclerical position joromo. ID.'.2M-324-3511. 2 P.O.B0X6 ------ley oroo including Burloyurloy ajTityofRrst'SocurltyBonk ■ ' ___ dopt. Must 30bo highlyI * «r * A Rupert. •: of Idaho. N.A.. a s bonofldary,>, daioddi Juno 6. 1996, ro- I „ 1 1 0 in rapid1 grE VTHAT THEY ARE. OH i i f Jorom o hos 0 lu >upori- ovonlngs and wookonds.inds. ^ ARE NOT. PRESENTLY RESP•SPONSIBLE FOR THIS I ____j HH. 0 0 & Sond ro- Now oqulgmiimont and good od In salon lor ( -i;-: SSHESi CHILD CARE 5 S S ! S L OPO'’'« 0 for 0 qu Jolque. Send rosumo to P.O.».o. ------OBUGATION:------omoiy.aU23S- ^nJlalO O laU — 8EBV ICE8------Oftlco M an ag er, S. Main, GoSoodlng. ID or 733-8334. Tues. ow s Tho doloult for which this saio10 laIs to bo mado Is tho fall- I m m ” 'r S e S ™ , " RR Ts P-0- Box S4a!"Tv5n FoHs!'oils. lA P E C H R IS T IA N Twin Falls.alls. ID 63301. call 1-208-93934-4451. Frl. osk for Jonot> o( r j ^ . yiii' =»'«•'■ Onl» BF t uro io poy whon duo. undor DDooood ol Trust Nolo dalod A Q AI coll to 83301______' Juno 6,1996. Iho monthly paymonTionts for Principal, intorost SCHC;HD0L has openings CLERICAL ^ m odorn shop, ox AL DRIVERS LABOR ^ ^xcS rngTa^'B-wwith p h o t o . and Impounds of S959.94 withI a changoc to $955.27 (off. forf childch core, oges 3-6ih lOS-Nows currontly ExporloncodI driversd for lo- Consiruction, LoborLt CDL working conditions • 4'97), duo por month lor tho monlnonttis ol October through gradi }n-all shills terestod contact« CDavo o r J “ ‘20e)678^3349 lor FT positionn atot h a s a nn o opon t in g In tho cal hauling.|. Class( A CDL Orlvors.Foctory^, Alllnqulr- *<’ *<>*<’ *■' ! Docombor, 1990 and January ihrouchihrt March. 1997 and and tl ClasslliocIfied A dvertising with doublesDS A triples on- Mechanlc.FlshhProMSSlno Pi 208-324-3127. All Quality Ono Hour Pholo,lolo, ' all subsoquont paymonts until11 Ihithe date ot sale or roln- yoar. S A d o w driv- 733-7300 orir 6 6 ^ 0 4 0 >09 conlldontlol.I. MILLWRIGHTS 708 Bluo L akes N. will Jomo solos oxporf- dorsoments i I, No \ stalomont, with a monthly Islo chargechai accruing 01 S39.2S. oponlorilngs for loll. C all ifdMidoslrod. Comput- lng record roquirod.to< Load- PERSON, Nood experienco mlllwiIwrlnht ««!'’■ APP'y Tuos,-Fri, No ' uncollactod Into chargos ororo duo0 In tho omounl of 734-3t4-3693,181 Morrison Sr "lll5, w tN N E L MECHANIC and millwright holporj phono calls please, I, exc. spelling and or oxporiononco holpful. i / e Ualnaka DIacout ; $244.25, with Intorost accruingI otDt 8.25%I per annum, end —— good lolepslophone oUquotlo Ploaso c aII ll: 324-3004 or , PLUS 1 continuing to accruo from Soptetrilembor 1, 1996. Also duo n.hw a tiara hos on imn' RESEARCHTECHNICIANilAN sysllonwknda/ovos/FT. roqulrod.-d. MustK work woll 324-6333 oV r 324-6344. ; full llmo oponing 7« Tomporory poslllon ovoll-ivall- ; ore oscrow advances In the omoun mo 4, 2 yrs oxp.. FA. undor prospressure. Wo olfor — — ------' advoncosof$1.056.19.Thoprtncl{mClIMlI DOjOriCO uVVinQ 03 01 CDD - I- oxperiencod front« i« A^' Somlnis VogotoWotable PR, rofs. avail. 326-5660 on oxcolloiollont benofit pkg. DRIVER LABORERS broke spoclollst.r S -»5Ers"a fn w l Seeds, oxporlonco InI lob . mis dalo on tho oblâllon socunMjn>d by said Dood of Tnisi ond moro. CDL driver pllcollonS ore being t£ ' Is S104,366.2B..plus accruingling intorost, costs and CHILDILDCAREINMYHOME '•ocal sprinklerlor company have own tools. Ei through Job Sorvico,-VrJSi?. “ lo"” doslrod. Bring to- nd rosumo to: Openings for nowhFrlngsiI s p r in k le r working conditions nin»rn sum o bolwoon 8:30i?om om : advancos. All dolinquoni amountsjnts aro now duo. togothor 16J mo.m ftoldor. Mools • wmPm Potteroon ovor iho roai Falls, ID tor Ihe Amalc : with accruing lato C argos andd InIntorost, unpaM and oc- Incl, I ill 734-8900 worit week. Indud Sugar Comp “"tl '‘■00 II oul Tlmo9-Nows ôporaiors. ------W ages DOE 735 "P ^^y. applicaUon8SVS,Asgrov.grow . ; -erulng taxoorassossmontsrtmsimstoe's foes, BttomoyV DUtrliatria.°TO5-VlTC— ------>0 Box 548 :■ T -;w oSlom >dnd2Canadloii. LABORERS 736-3000?ÊOE ~ ’ fooa, and any amounts advancodcod to protoct the security ------______Research Contor. 5 mllonmllos lUNTRYCORNER Foils. ID 83303 Homo wookl-»kly. Paid twice A Plus BonolltsIS itis now hir- MECHANIC West of Twin Falls0 onor : ossodatod with this foroclosuroo oi ^ that the bonondary CO U I ------a monlh.. .22e/ml..2 Now lng general lobeoborersi Bu- Mechanic noododwH u,i.hw r m MISCELLANEOUS olocta to soil or causa tho tnjst: propertypro lo bo sold lo u l- DAYAYCARE. L iconsed. CONSTRUC r;n SIDING CREWS,.m r u s t Hwy 30, AAE/EEO/M/F.l/F. FlUCTJON equipoient.M. Call toll treo hi. Twin Falls aroo.aro Pleaso or vrilling to gott CDLCC Coll h a v e ow n to o ls . ' Isfy said obligation. Moaiioals. reading, music & a ra d lnng a &i Paving Su- i-888-8e-865-7600 apply 01:440 3rd arlO SrdSl.North 934-5112. ______w ages. Call Whlleh■«h««S RESTAURANT - Oalo: May 13.1997 tOto5yocrs. 736-2813 p.rinlontendent Idaho ------1 Twin Foils. Idah( ®"®9“ Male cr fomolo, musl botw atol ; FIRST AMERICAN TITLE COMP»WPANY OF IDAHO, INC. I Gravel Co., Twin DRIVER ------MECHANIC Homo A Enorg;o y ® ' least.19 yeors old, Avoll-Wall- By MonIno Colo. Tnjst Offlcor )erisncsd moihor doing I sooking a quali- Drlvorloriorgirgouoospode. LIFEGUARD L childilld cote in my homo, I Llloguord Noodod. own toolstoo roq. ______oblo to work ony shill.hill, ving suporintende- Som e laborlOr, must havo conincallon roqirequired. At* Somo mochonlcol lOSO&up 543-2106 J l r ^ C t § MISCELLANEOUS Only onihuslastic. peopleHjpio ' PUBUSH:^May 2 0 .27. Juno 3I andan< 10,1997 ist bo knowlogablo CDL Coll 788-2676.78 tomoons andI ovovos. Mon.- roq. 1704 Addtoon^ n Ave.E vvillloms Morisot In1 1Twin minded persons noodId to ------' RLERER • Opening May 19, of prlvato.Qto.works paving. ------Fri. Call733-43J-4364 or coll 733-2001 DDllco- apply- Cooking skillslis a CERTinCATEOF 1^— md fodorol paving . '2______Foils is reviewing opp bovo & Boyond P ro- sUilo and I tio n s fo r C haekaka ra . P '^ - Apply al Candleridge ELfCTtON I ■ 104 I :hool ond Childcaro, mothodsla andoi soAcincai o- France Traransporlatlon, MACHINE OPERERATORS MECHANIC Ing. Is hiring on Avonmoro WostSt hash Immo- Year round emplonoloymont atockara. and elaifarka. Qol' Course, 2097 Con-S” This to locortlN pursuant ■ onsod. Call 326-6661. ns. Conin aa bo a aroot ca- <3oodlng notnot dloridge Rood. Twin Foils,•alls, : to Idaho Coda Soctlon 33. ■ “ S “oôr'}he riSt cod livestock oiato openingsnge for mo- Exporlonced outolutomoilvo Experience holplul nc • S02B that atter tho oxpira- ^ I pre-school activltlesl Individual,ual. Full bonofils ir. Flexible sal- chino oporatoritors 01 now te ch n ic ia n . Mus■fust havo n e cessary. Senior RESTAURANT . tlon ol Iho d a te for filing day trial... no charge, and rotlrortlromont pockogo, inoflis package, plant In Goodiioding. Shiti own tools. Advon895 Mall rosun mg haul (west- w ork A wookoikond work opportunliios.s. W\ ogos or Mark, porson A cooks. Compot-ipol- ; offlco-aLItualoo, V. John Scoiroct ’" your erodlt report I. Clean driving roq. 59,00 porir hr.hr w/oxcol. DOE. Sond rosumilumoorap------1.1 Itlvo wogos. 40IK, Insur-isur- ; Mavoncomp w as thtf bnly for froo. For more Infor- iviflLLILLbabysit In my homo. 950 iqulred. Colt benefit pkg. oltoiliter 90 days. ply at Bon Horboubough Mo- MISCELLANEOUS once, po vocation. ComeOme , quallllod candidate having motion about credit r ^ l r Dly ayj & ovoning shifts after bav «» Apply In persor'Son Mon, A lors, dovmiown,1, Wondoll.Vi Ports P erson with knowl-kn join our loami For oppli-ppli- • boon nomlnatod lor tho po- ^scams, writo to the Fed- the0 JunoJ 1st. All Ages. ------Wed. 2:00 loo 44 :0 0 p ,m . Idaho, odgo of outo, truck.k. ond .cation apply at: old HVt/Y■IW/Y sitlon ol Trustoo for Zono S/Horal Trado Commission, Cortilsrtillod'in Flrst-Aldo A CONSTRUC jÂthrni AHu, *® l728S outh2:h 2300 East. — “ ■ '' lorm oquipmont. Cum- C 30. Biles or coll 352-4250.250. Woshington. D.C., 205S0. CPR.=»R. Call 324»6596. Exporloncod P“'Of oxporlonco o mi No. 5 ond, Ihoroforo. pur- ” ” € 4M-Ir269.'^‘ G«X^‘r.g. Idaho. “cLSnursoass . suant to Iho provisions ot fl;or call tho National Fraud ------ors, ond concrete Woge. DOE. RESTAURANT In fo rm a tio n C o n to r. Kindd lovingle tholhor would }fnlshot»?j». J Bar 8 Conjtr------MAILROOM ' ■ noodod oil shifts.“SK, # ------Wanted: oxporionced cook,ook, said Idaho Codo Soctlon '" i 0 to taSo care ot your ws mallroom Snako River Reht said V; John Movoncamp 1-600-676-7060,______liko^l; I Tho Timos-Nows lohab. 620 MISCELLANEOUS . Excollont pay scale, start-tiart- illdron In hor homo. Call ^ [DRIVER^' is curronlly sookooking appll- Spraguo, Buhl., ID. ID. AMERICAN STAFFIfRNG lng at S8/hr. First day Is horoby oloctod os tho ulEARTOUEST b a helping 73^16-4594. TF/Rlor aroa. CONSTRUC Jolnt'Hagorman School .1^ RUCTION i n w.1. cants for ovonlnining through uPOtCAi.------Coll today for reglstrotration Health Ins. avail. ApplyIly in District No. 233 Trusloo for no I hours. Must , ^ , __„in„ i-j, w f.,ii Inlormotion on skilledod and person at Shari's Rostou-itau- ^".rn'cYW o'ffS — unskilled Indusl.slrlal rant, 1601 Bluo Lakesikes 2ono No. 6, Inia —-rrsrs inlo. Call 1-600-949-0411 Oaycar ii^r'frJkfffSJ l!i^*’cllnlc'’otflce ints In- Blvd, N. Twin Falls. IN WITNESS WHERE- J l!!: oars-Tyoani. 735-6673. Tipany. 2 yrs. oxp. comoonv ? i^ r positions. Plocemont! = = = = ng uodo roq. Must o v e r 2 0 s li elude Constnjction, W OF. I havo oxocutod this Syo’“ »lth SmVoiS iK ROUTE DRIVERS Cortlflcato ond attbcod tho I I 106 UCEf:ENSED CHILDCARE havo. or,r obloat to obtain on record of HS houso. Foctory A vai inches A snacks. Largo oporaiorsors license w/ ID- Minimum Ton^p-lo-Hlre. Seasi |op- sool of tho Joint Hagorman I SPECIAL NOTICES Uind vory School District No. 233 on ■ " rtcod yard. 25 yra. oxp, W R A aCDL.a C Mustbo OTRoxix o e r l o n c o Nows ond fill out and Full-Umo, A L C O H O L I C S rots ble. hovo a good required, callon or jo n ds re s irslfe NEVER A FEEII R oute A ssistan t. Mlni-llni- • - tho 16th day ol May, 1907. ^ sts. Ail ages wolcomo. bondable. -TEMP rtium qualifications: H,S, : /s/Botto M. flood _ ÂNONYMOUS 0811324-5784 drivingrecord roa A drug 1(00. Tho Timos-No< 734-6452 1-600-731-Tl 733-6300 ------. - - nil .1 Send cosuiosumo to P.O. Box * OperaloIn In 11 western Box 548. Twin w ^1733- ,he Enlire MMER M ! SERVICE ‘ i ® nco. Apply ot' $20 por doy. Oram- REPRESEESENTATIVE • Get homo0 on< on over- Springs Gollf“c?u“r Ci K : RN-.Alllhroo00 s h llts t’aPlaea at 7^1269.- T h e T imTte8-N es ow sJ}os a- a goof 7-K .S i All throoe shins it. . CASH S -10 days coll 7 3 4 -7 609 0 9 a s k to r Apply in poraon mo opening for 0 * Average annuolar earn- Arnold P o rrIr•rino area, summer îomoMlor soHirlco ropies- I n g a i nl o x c e a s o l ------______Bridgoviow isuiles.Esia .T. I E l ^4 U ? . opjg. >0. Outlds Include $37,000 MAINTENANCE;E . 1628 Bridgoviow■wBlvd, E r s s nirlng i phonos, as- * Our driversire make .27-. MAIMTENANCE: FOREUANFO H ^ n tra i------• slatingJ customersci and 30cpmAv«Vvoragewago. w o are rocailtlnjling tor Ihls doto entryntry. Plooso'sond J GET PAID - 5 js ‘lo:Tlmes-Now8, CALL 800- resum es’i( ve, Jer- REMEMBER F * 3 ^ 8 9 lng oxporlenc*.e d. moUvat- CNA's preferred I: SO imn p o i t a n t ; Ir omy HolthuB. On May TTu^ OM OnvE roqulrod.id. BBenefits A sola- p^RM ed. sell starteror 1for ports train cut needed,1 WeW offer wUale opening. Large ry nogolls . Inol. mllklna., f f? I " ™ " ! ."y ? m " anager. an excellent bonefl ture made ono with tho 7to»»-We»«?NewytotheTbn V. gtass CO. noods oxp. «umo to:K 'SnHjiSbih ‘ocord keoolna' Oualmod IndMdiMdual must ago A compelliivoKTiS: \ If»- -1 Earth. His awssorrw splrtt tinu to Glass Installer. ipenrlso ond lllnteroslod apply slassified .- 'S still deeply touching u s . - P* » t pay. Mon.-Frl. Must Eost.Twln I effectively... son at: 6 4 0 1 ^ k with quM graco. a g ^ at Cu ------FARM Working knowlocviodgooffr- "TwinFolls. !> otsmaJ poaoe. We o y tof . rator wanlod. rigotton parts and machin- — — TheTlroesN^1 loss of a friend. But ~ rz lume lo Box ery a must. EEx x co llo n t MEDICAL Ip please b e atlll for a mo- I - 1 0 7 ; — n UCKINGINa 96019. %T•The Times* componsotion-on for long NEED EXTRA O) ment and feel, a silent I ABORTION OMOTIVE PAINTER Is expandin{Kling. Havo Immo- nows, P.O.. Box648,Twin,B h o u rs ond dedledlcatlon. RN or LPN need CUSTOMERI srienoed autorriollve ' dlato opor 0 83303-0548. EOE Send rosur■sums to: rollol. M ust JObo obloe to .S n J' t ■ \l whefe.H=w our tovo,. J»r- h A L T W N i m ^ nter heedod. Full time, the roadr sdr s s f i l ™ ------. Porta Monojm gor work oil 3 shifts, da SERVICE- o m y t s a h ^ h m . pREaftEONANCYCKSSCENTEn . ^ eteflta. f l t Pay commensu- annualI pay.pa: Insurances, FARM S40 Bluo LakesisBlvd.No. B very. For dotai ; . ..•.EternalLove . , FREETEST1N3 «to> w,w/axperience. Char- load payly andat bonus. Con- Exper. New HollandH< aUttk- Suite «62('629 Mountain ViewBB Cai 1; • Megan V.W. T94-;■34-7472-BOO-371-7472 fnaolnctnCbrp.208-733-S241 tact Jimno et t 324-6053. er operators.i.2 S 0ft«43«9d TVHn Falls. Idahoaho 63301 u»r at 423-5591. M ThnMNiwt , TWfaiVaUt. IdtfwIdrt Tueadjy, May ao, 1997

SALES SALES • SALES SA nstm ttssssm r l e r . vinttintogo 5 bdrm. 2 TWIN FALtS IDAHO LAND B>b a r g a in 8H08HONE Loado a d e d I SlhStrooL : owner. 3 bdr als&AC ■ EntripiwiMrial 3 Pormanoni Job Positions, Sport* Sp orlanted publiah* .V ' ™ e «lONEYEXPRESS S 1 both. 211 5: -56.5Ac»».«3 SalM ExMUtIv*' ------~ tbcany' ■■ ------tr" in g com pany hos c o n - '------YourLo t.oeal Real Etmno— ~si 30.000.0»Owner32^4043.- -^S008q.fc;fu ♦TWSr-— j— Iroct opening for ropro- . SniSii Soiling stst»^f-ih»-an tolo-I- Duo to company promo- Ir «e) In a r s tlona, 3 openings exist sontotlvos to coll on pro- * lETlME&IJEWSn c ^Poc^SJ«sSS,picy S. 1 bdrm. home. Call 7M 10 views 0 TWIN FALLS (dose) 1 d now for young minded sold S( odvortislng accounts. C U R ASolm or famBypartt. 1994lOoMon 601 ; and sorvlcos lo small and U R R E N T L Y H A S -►ZwoD; f a l l s , thousands West, 2 bdrm, 1HH balh.bi s persona intno locol Excolleni E coxoor opportu- TW c .■iSZSi'iSs WSSovIM ' r t S : ™ » -s^ River. Next to th medium sized companloa ■HE FO L L O W IN G 1 ' imlturo. $35,500, P arkflik flk e ... of actoa of publliblle lands T+T. appUaneoend. Ind. In tho Twin Foils oroa. branch of a largo Intema- nlly. rfl Con earn you S30K Consolidation Uonal compony. II seloci- piusporyoar.llyoulikelo pl INDEPENDENT Z 5 ^4 = Equity Loon t>wnOf934-04-4766. ...setting highhighlights this Enioy 4 ooosonirecrooUor rt Call Dan Todayt«y s od you will bo given 3 travel tn & have dopondobie «JUNU N IO R R O U T E A -»Moblio 4 bdrm, 3 bolh wtth trophy wlidllldllfe&oul- 733*7960 . ‘ ■ SoUuy Plus Commbsions QOODING.a.2bdmt.lbath J ^ ffb aasementneor ^ standing flohlr ■ 401 (k). Hoonninsurancos wooka minimum expense ironaporlatlon. Ir call J JEI E R O M E A R E A ^ Quick/K Approvals homo axcfi in ty d e ed ! TWIN FALLS. 0 v « su| 1-800-243-2948. U o r B0e-743*«4W n ^ s locnll i>d pool. Ifoall voyod, w arrant ■ ExcQllom Trolnlng paid cloaaroom iraining i- SrjSSSS: •“C.TSiCalUudy excellent finandrdrig. Don't of used homes. 5Ôran ' ■ Laptop Computof Prov. and addtilonol on the job _ 3wner nowl cally redueedi Call:all733- 7 training. Wo provide com- 771 SA 7 = ------n o uUTE T . 524 S122.S2?,900 miissour. Callow < ■ Full Rongo of Products 0 -4 0 0 BIk 1 st A. W d r * * * * * * * * 2801 7200 or 1*800-527.777*7710. ploto company bonoflls, I — OAKLAND HOMESMES Roqulrom onis • size° major medlcol, doniol ond W( 0 -4 0 0 bik 2 n d A. W W henith tl e B e n k S a y * HAGERMANAN Small homo BARf m onlhs to two yoors ot'' opllonalfionalon plon ooc- T 0 -4 0 0 bik 3rd A. W • NO’ on60x190'l< business 10 business • w S S E e S a y "YES* is. S55.000. o T s ^ SSS CASH $ M $ $ ondtonono.YoursUuilng PANY p hoa on immedlole 100-4i0 -4 0 0 bik W M ain W e! lots. Manufacture for OSED MoWlo HHon om os oolos oxporlonco, sell’ Income will bo S20.000-$ oi On REAL slarter with heavy com* opening to aoil lull lino of ALe I w TELoons HANSEN*• Small£ 2 bdrm. ’ ______ok. Groot locatloi 1976orNewertert ; 30.000 lat yoor depend- highest hi quality lubricants If youou llvaI In Iha Jaroma *NooMonoyDown ^ homo GGr reat rontoll tw in p a l lLS. s ¥ C offff# 136 E. Call 734*t mitment to Mnanclal' Ing on ability and quolific- fc .1-800*978*4380380__ suecosB. Sond rosumos toi Industrlal/commerdol. ertata Si ara Interaatad In F " alTona. All promotions ore . ogricuilurai, 0| construction bains>lng a Indapandant *3%Dov.o^l^tSow ie KIMBERtY-212 H a c r e s ------to: Solos M anager.• baaed on merit, not ond o tronaportotlon lome Finonclno HANSEN 3 b near canyon, roaood. powor ^ Dalolei/Exocutono, 660 lunlor7/orro(rtec«irf*r.., Hon I seniority. To bo occoplod. cuslomera. ci If you hovo PItaaaa«» contaer Platrlet *125%i% Equity Loans now corpot, K.» 733-2033. m. $19,500. Coii ^ S. Progroas Avo.. Sotio I. you nood a pioasont por- oi improvomont Loans flro ploco, fi I , r e a l I tATE a t e Meridian. Idaho 63642. oxperlence or contocta In Saleailaa M jn«0«r, Bruea *Home im. aonailty: lo t>o ombltlous, Ihoae ih Ilolda. wo'll troln Srev»6-1170 Pleasocoll20i1206-734-7826. PRAIRIE • Great^ I - r - F A X ' froo to start work immodi- 961005? 9i ^Wor*th. Vx -rt- - - — rotroot locotlon m Cloaallled Advertising3 atoly. WE are particularly 7616^0005^ 7i 8^ 'M Z - By Owner. 2yr TWI^NFAIXAsTI By owner, 3 „ ic eosy 0 Dopl. Somo aalea oiperi- " inloroatinlhoaowHhioad^- 2: •gy ollldent. like yr.old. 1,2271 power. 26 ocres.L S YOURR : onco la doslrod. Compul-;* orahip ability who aro _ ********* “ "S'fl./ home. 2 can be vmo Vista SuiSutxI. 3 bdrm. m www twoelks ( or skills, oxc. apolllngond^ looking for a gonuino co- TELEMARKETERS tE E T I M E S - N E W S ------; . 2 baths, lrg liv- 2 bolh. voulloluliod celling. 2 uo.htm orJoot good lolaphono otlQuoite THEI H roor opportunity. For in- Fundrolsor lor locol apoclol CURRENTLYHAS U R “ N E i o :onual AC, sopor- car garogo.0. c covered po- 1.600-016-2J roaulrod. Must work wall $ 7 5 0 T O D A Y ? ato olorago ~ AD " torview plooso coll toil Olympics. n Tolemarkotoro THE H E FOLLOWING igorni. Wonder- Ho. fenced bac Realty TIMES CLASSIFI3IFIE0 . undor proaauio'. Wo oHor' froolodoy1-ea&282-2220. n Dii 734-4333 ful locolion;on 300 E. Ave. J. klors, curbed an oxcollont bonofit pkg. noodod. No experience INDEPENDENT tijr c^v. MS: ■os of good DEPARTMEN-lENT 60EM-F . I nocoaaaty.n, Call 733-2873 ivenlcnl Loon Co. S61.500.• CollforonoppLCe lng.lg.lot$33.0, BuIck,E isutu I 0 Bik. W , 6th A ve. — " ' w/slorageiorm. n 423-5231 on la c . with o 4-9109. . EMPLOYMENT — — 3 mis. W. ofof ■ Twin Foils. ^ ------——______, $38,500. CaU 324-9H JOPPORTUNTIE^' M -Y------$159.900rC61~Cali733-9166. ■ 5 1U 4b c d t v KETCHUM - Afford;lordoblo lilts usually moon 4 t>drm 2 bothbo brick homo ...... | l N C O M E ^ lor old 3 .. .u housing. S.yeoro SALI\ L E S 1 PUBUC SERVICE Uva In the Wandell Ik. Beloro you do onSocroa.oa. Corrals, shop. A ■MtUnni to. bdrm. 2 bath, ExceIxcellent MESSAGE « « * ara Interaatad In businessiss vrith o compony, grain storac 5 1 ^ 7 7 3 7 1 TWIN FALLS 0x« ^R EA jH OM ^ cation near C S5?!rwni»« I; condltionl Coll 727*:r27-7215 • time automobile3 sijr )smt. Now roof y rs. now . fullyly ren ted . I Western^>tates I E l sion. WoshinQlon, O.C.. , INDEPENDENT‘ ” 00-734^727 sprinklers,Z. potlo.p 423-5444 PUBUC SE addiUonol ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ -20580, or coii the Notk)r>------JUNUNIOHHOUTEA — ^ M A O P $209,000 00. 2 o :------"O uU lde Sates RepreseresentaUve for Expresa G controcla. truat lamo/KOMI onwlng Don’t lota avail. 206-93939-7520 I1T3!w m m H ii: Rental Center DIviskision - Eastern Idaho, ol Froud Informaiion Con- JEROMEJEI AREA ERC 1* locking An individu/iduAl wilh knowledge And _tor. 1-800-676-7060. K 5 S . T nty based on WENDELL Smaitail trailer Ml Mlc. cxpcrience in buildinding construction product, .., ROUT, industrial And construction < OAKWOCioOD HOMES on cqulpmcnl. 11 you h.ivi; a III 1 0)0-600 0 -c W . Ave. G V " f u r S u s hIED e d .cuslomcr scrvlcc altitude r33-7755 ovoiding llmo ide and .irv looking for an II | )0-900S,Rr W- 1 ...... HOUSES your c.irvcr, send a resume 1] ■ 700*£ ■ ^S _ • 0-SOO S Lincoln A ve I ( I ^ SAVETHTHOUSANDS. {o“lh ^ arf? E ^ 3 E fU M a o o -si ^CIAL EROMaHOUSEsrr•SITTER 2 00 BikB W. Ave. I ivpivod. Custom CammlBsion Western Stale*rsÊqul|>ment Ei Co. ’ l | I . Your P lano or Jl” q c 2 0 ' ;RTY NEEDED In parlloiirllol ox- . P.O. Bo /O Fromo fl, you thn'Nnliannl P chongo for rent.l. H(Hondy Boise. ID n oV u T E 5 3 7 ■ n ! 1. Construction & J'™ Sm LEvSoSoq. fl. truck pereon. gordenor,lor, nice oreiJI«0S»M«M7for»^'jOMTIW^ ( i E.O ^ 100-2)0*300 E. Avo. E. .7^ te r m i n a l b uilidlng& ll homo. Joromo,1 0 , nI o n )0-600 E. Ave. F 4 ------— ------1 cS^7ormo"rrl.ir!f o “n;;Slio°n: ______proporty. Zonedid commer*1 smoking. Sond loiterlolti ol 301 200-e i i i i , Jeny. inleraat & rols. P.O. BUSINESS 600)0 61k£ S. Cloveland I e, HAGERMAN.N. 1Dairy form dal. 541-689-311 P.O. Box SCHOOLS/ f-ado^-Fir•PINISH.______for sole. 320 n J S I H i i i : • 89. Joromo. Idaho10 6363338. OPPORTUNmES 600)0 BikE S. Fillmore ■ imc > 700)0 81k£ S , Lincoln " YOUR HOME " S u l E K m o0 "commor- A ------" Local, well establisheched automobile dealer- 9UC SERVICE IN• 9 9 DAYS PUBUC SERVICE ./ixcc^ MESSAGE Ml Froo jpedalape roport ST h^ . I UNroRNI|HE[IHED ship has a unique opp3pportunity for a career MESSAGE ROUT rahlp scamB con CAU.80I800-299-7454 HAZELTONN 2 7 0 a c r e s . 30.JM oln Siroot.01 of town). I HOUSES3 For froo information obout 100-&)0-800Âve. D oriented Individual to jjoin our sales team, iloyourcoilogo n u e ■> KXr.Jr'i" foncod posturiSturo $59 000 2000 sq . It. bui buying a business oppor- 200-4)0-400'TAve. E SovlnoIQS. Before you SHOSHON BUHL*2bd.m.ranoe/r The working conditions >ns are excellent, with a lunity n or franehlso without spond S o n a scholarship Si'^.Sf.I.rAo, !!!:------. KS?*.,'ry restau- nopots,S10(Vdv!$4aÛsWmo pleasant and cooperatiirative atmosphere. We gotling p' scommod. wrilo lo o rtiUTE it , 517 search,I, doc your homewo- 866-7671/B1/Bob, 666-2903- g I ront. outo portsjstoro.olc. s IrwJ- water, elec. 733-733-4643 ine Fodoral Trodo Com- r moro Infomiatlon, vu/iu cai i < offer competitive salaryary, 401K plan, medical m |r ission, W osh in g io n . 'UO-b)0-500W,3rd. Ave. 'flfo'." LLS • By owner. I a CREAG?e Î » L O T S BUHL 170 3 bdrm.Ti.$550/- $« ' hook up. and dental insurance;e and£ a cafeteria plan, O.C.. 0 20SB0. or coll tho 100-S)0-500 W . 5lh. Ave. oflor. 4 bdrm., 2 ■ — '>* TWIN FALLS. WVorehouseb mo. Appls. W/D hod ambler. Approx. BLISS. Landid iiinvostment 20 000 sq It on vans Noilonol Froud Informa- 400-S10-500 S. Fillmore 1 as well as paidpal vacation. lion Corner, 1-600-876- s r ™ ” » I. fL, outo sprinkl- opportunity.'ly, 1 group of Old Town zoning,ng. 3 phase 7060.71 ______I 733*4819 undevelopedlod losidentlol power, rollrood http://ww om m ordol lot 302 4lh Avo. S . ; BURLEY. 3 bdrm.m. S $400 W e are looking for an)n (enthusiastic, profes- AREA PAY PHONE ou ^live In tha Jerom e Or callI theIh Notlonol Fraud TW IN FALALLS 2yrold -*|Slh'îJdlrig"s PW mo.+$200 dop.op. fRefs. roqulrod. Coll 677*367*3636. sional man or woman v M S are Interaatad In 1 nformmotion i Center, 2600' iq.sa. ft. oxocutlve ^ pSiaiaS'iSi'S "1°“°“"”^ n with sales ability who >lng a Indapendanl 1-800-87876-7060. hom o. iÊ 7oalabllahodAT&T balng j------1 EDEN - BeoutltulAltul is looking for an excitiiciting and challenging iocoiiona. EornS180K lier route carrier... ------bdrm. 2’A b g ------s i r ase conr«c( Dlatrlct m 4 Q2 oos. family I ROPFRTV * 2 bath countrycour opportunity. For morere iinfonnation, call Joe year. yi Minimum Inveoi- dnow 1““™"™ Jeoutlful ment S12K. 800-519-3201. SaleaIlea Manager. Bruea ■ u n s5ICL&S0NS ii I . B x c e l Sbuilding M elte - [ TIME SHAR Benson to arrange foror ta personal interview. J]] — srover tvena 733-0931 intmont. 734-4342 looking to cony»nyon. Joromo Coll 825-9004 aftomc FUNBUSINESSI Y o u n g FFord, o Inc. Expd ploilano Ibocher has Vw im b &i i HAWAII. 2 llmo » Fronchiso already making a ^LLS 4 bdrm. 2 *2 1096 E asts t 1M a in S t » low as S37.668 cation weeks.' A SSiJ’a'Tii HLER . 3 bdmi.. $460S460/mo. poopio hoppy In 35 atotos W V naa Make SSOOdop. No po Burley, Idahdaho 63318 ôxponds to idoho. Home lo” " * . site bid.®Ca»“f«dotX C ‘hloch^fce* . refs,Call326-S920. ( 2 0 8 0678*0491 ^ < blbaaed whole sole diatri- l a nlOSTAR o s RANGER INC . Coil for details jofomogolfcc butionbl business. Full-iimo a mololojor norih American 733-2224^ • ■ — 'A-eS Aereo - M„ ■ FlLER2bdrm, 1 1 bb o th , I $400/mo-fdop. ^ ■ I 01or port tlmo. Roxiblo hra. iraninsportollon s t sorvlco TWIN FALULLS S outh W est txJfdor* BLM, ). M ust Tolk to ALL of our Iron- comptmpony ls looking for ■ T l or. 4 bdrm s. 2W minutosfromf IOM ES ' have roforencos,, nono pols.I By owner, !“'S r I «oB,i?So * Cali 543-5330. chisos before you decide, oooroorating a g e n ts. Tioot baths, onn 1 ocro w/boms *1-80 Acres • R 1“ ” M LEs's' s U R V ^ " ~ ^ Invostment S $28K. ownort i.-.S'gaS; S ss r^ rsx60' tipout rnoro ond owner/ opot- R 9 1S I ondcorrols.ols. S130.000. Id. To be GOODING 1 bedrco d ro o m ■ Call f-800-79l-9IS6. 'oiorair I o c c o u to Filer « » o d sto v e Incl >rainldaho.Coii1-&00- liiJ iH After 7pm No pels, I There ore several salesIcs ]ob; openings, o n e of | __ ! >• 672-9S2-9S11 oak for Sherry. k U d inching. ■ moved. B86-231ili8 home for rent. No ( incd-especlully for you. ^ — ■ Refa. Annuali llea e a s e . I which may be designee I _TW1N FALL IT JONES BUHL-Buddy72,72.1 bdmi, $325/mo. Days collc o ll: 324- ig form and moll os io o n -| NA.BudBBl.Framar.a .M ------I Complete Ihe following f< profilol)filobie custom plcturo ■ n p p Al TV oppla a furnllurlure, good '3 1 3 1 , ownings 324*3124*3128." as possible; »EN HOUSES • 2 ^ S fl.® - - L - eond, $5500.543 THETIMES-NEWS Sme . shop fronchiso. ID , family rm. ioun- 7 3 3 - 0 ^ JEROM E Cloon 3 bdrmbl , . nm lngs; >03 avoii. 303-456-6603 b UHL-'.3 a cor garago, on ------Bt>HL.V.;ynlc:a 3 b d rm ,2 .,$575 & 2 bdrm. $425$425. No • I I. Desired annual caml I ^: C U R R E N T L Y H A S hoalLmoTralofhoal pump, lrg lol. ^ j a e0 ro . . SA C R IFIC E E D E N - GC o o m m o r * full balh. MuM bemb« ovedi pets. B37*9ie6/Iv./.m mt sg. I $______VMILL TImborChomp THE FOLLOWING its ony sizo wood. 20tt. 1, 734-6612 aflor clol/Reaidoidential lols, $13,600. Cal^rc otor homo garogo. 5 nm 100'*125' Wilwllh lg. shop. 324-6174 or 736- JEROME. 1&2bd2 b d rm . I INDEPENDENT lono.eig .B -U l.. 734.9005 r2-3033 exi 850 Of ^ ------$300 to $425'f$300300 dep. I 2. Four benefits mostst ImIr portonl lo you: ■ JUNIOR ^ ROUTE A ------1 $35,000 or boi ENDING MABHINES 253-S6S-»-4913evo8 p ~ 825-5111 evei “ BUBLEY.,894H,Roetwood, Pteoso can 206-324-2I24-2S41. ' ■ TTW JN FA L L S A R E A ^1 machines, stands, l l S l ------14X66 In roUtomi HLERAWIN 0 «o!S hout' TWIN FALLS - 3i bdm),bdr 1 $200aOOO. Cali 536-5037. both, 1B63 Skylono,!mo, $650 nOnc U TE814 — — >leaso chockct your od for MFQ homo 0 " '“ s t i r s !:—— I IDING ROOTEforsalo: corroctnctnoss on Ihe first IHH H powor, phonlono. 1 acre. __ —_.------+ dep. Call 324-52415241. 202-801 2nd Ave. N. o a t ,c o s h b u a ln o o o . day tholu l It mns. 00 The ■ ■ ■ ■ - $19,900,733-r33*3951 days BUYING OR SEIEU JN G a — I c. ______^ 228-562 3rd Ave. N goi-M1-295-2242.------TlmoB*ls*Newa ia not re m ■ 326-3951 ove: manulaciurod,.d/moblle TWIN FALLS r 444 4lh ' I I 2 2 1 ______homo? Wo offerfflnondng? IJ Avo. E, 3 bdrm,I, foncodfoi ------: sponslblilblo for errors oftor 'W i t ^ m Mnanclal, yord v>1lh gorago. Si R 0U TE B 1S 4 3 0 2 that Ume HAGERMANN • V4 awe lot. G reen Tree Rn ^ $600/* I ■ b.___ ' _ EQ UALHOUsma L I $17,000. $47$4750 down 4 1-B00-sai-■1S041i mo. Coll 324*1029. — | " 3327*612 ‘ 4th Ave. N I MON^TOLOAN MCI i ORTUNITY $l27/nw.S37 3.1 have been sellingig ffc o r _____ years. | 2244*561 Sth Ave. N 502 ------GOODING 197:>73 Buddy TWIN FALLS *Lorgi.o rg e 2+ I PUBUC SERVICE I uQU S i f S S S E HAILEV WO.W ood Site lol 14‘x70'. Wiredjw/copper, u bdrms, Iba., icaiI c ar ga> MESSAGE I ponnlts. 7000 w/llpouL $4500/ilO/offer, rag e, fenced, gj a a s s 1h eat R 0U TE 821 P --ooral ,a, low allows you lo PUBL I 4 .1 have salo cxpcrlcnrlcnceln: | 121-743 2nd Ave. E BUC SERVICE >T<«l>n R onsldorlng all 001)697-4131136 c o n v e n ie n t lo> c catlon. a l . - Qappltanccs Oauto:jto sales O aulo scrvice ' _ ^ rroct your crodli report M S K l E l S d . " olloni. QUITi ^ $600/mo ♦ dep,p. n R o la. 144-304 Bluo Lakes (orfrelr services. For more to the) FederalF Trade iiatu* Iiteiudf*bcIij chiidrtn gas heal/AC. fenced t yard, sprinkler syst i Nome:______149*1663rdAvo.E informormation oboul credit Commls ;.T."'o;'l!!3i 1 3 1 0 3 syatom , - 136*652 4th Ave, E, ropolnu lr scorns, wrtto to iho ion. D.CS 'i 5 « '2 S ; u p r v g i^ w o ^ hard wood floors, 1 w I Addrxas:______Foderiderol Trade Commis- the Natic p l a c e , a p p le .',: % W % ; i = !" slon.>n. \W ashington. D.C., m o 11 ( iT in S !^ ' ^ 5 0 /m o +ullls.,I depdep., & ; 580, or coll tho NotkM- i-soO-S? I lease. 734-7682 It you llva In tha Twin 2 0 ^ , Fraud Informoilon Con- —676*7060. Ki'wlnoTy” — — — 1 " ^/alia ana S ara Intar. , 1-800-676-7060. BURLEY.sY. Cuto house. 3 . TWINFALLS aatad In talng a Inda^ ■EG 0nPresWentlalSL,2bi.,2bdrm, I - j z------— I ? ------• , bdrm.iym bam. Lg. fenced rMdMMhanO)'. pandant JUnlor routa SSO-IOOKSS ± l0LS59,t9,000.676-8787 ■ 1 bathhomew/fenofenced ; * Phone: ■ ■ earrlar^ P u ^ shed. ; Plaaaa eontaetPlatrlet . ion s n s i ^ v•Y. : Prime locaUon. • '• • i S i " '' BIm I Mal! sunvy to: Salaa Uanagar, U a tt capttat. o ^ 206-734-6727 E. IBthSt. 4daKMay20,a9g7 1TlRM»««ws. Twin FalK, Idaho 0*77

------H 0R S 6— BEAUTIIITIFUL-S- -HAyjTARP-S-l.(L«r(LmllU WEEO-CUT-TER-J-pl Privato or oponI leaselo space year old boy mare.ro Qontlo.'\ 15X 50. $ 1 5 0 . 20X20X 60. hllch- Ukonow. $500. THE ACES ON>N bridge” avollablo in (u(ull service holler broko. SICS IM O o r $200. 736-2800,543-;43-2612 Call 326-5692______™ iK fa lLS l s ' salon. 736-030{|M ______bost oflor. 324-265; ■ ■ 2 bdrm.;rm. 2 balh. SWATHER -86 Hoss Ipormo. ? TWINFALLS.. ll Main Ava. HORSE - Big brovmwn AOHA 8450: '87 Hosstonn In X i ------7 T O " " ------ITH OJ.M-A I it’s tnjol E ast, 3000 sqsq. II. up S goldlng. 7 yrs.,.1018 I 01 4650 baler. 543-415:4157 I CUSTOM '*A m on has no ears fo r thoMotha NORT ------I FARMSERVICES which experience hos given , J J 9 8 Thosonovwiivof construdod 3000 sq. n. bsmsmf. SocuWfy chromo. oxc. ridor,! SWATHER. Hossionon 11014 L 80l aptshavocivo overything. system. OlflcoCO or rolail. Call 536-5661/324 Hydroswlng. Pull111 hlypo. ALL THRESHING, Choplop. ANTIQUES & nooccess.” ComosoowtiI why Fawnbrook 5725/mo. Call t 3ar Older $1000. Call 625-5617«17. ping, Swaihlng, 8alln(Ing, COLLECTIBLfS — Nietzi 1 n o e >> has tho bostost voluo \ In Twin ■—llI2t2!5L * ;^ RSE-OocBaT ------:------1 maro. Rog Q-H. ( -- Hauling. Rock PIckoi ^ 0 8 5 3 ■ Palls. 1 uida n d 3 ; bdrm also d r mTZ SWATHER NH 907. 366! NINO ROOM SET. Dun- . PA C 'T available. Al ^ClAL • 18handoxc4.H73TM-iTM header wllh conditioînonor. R»ndyi;ôaver.S43-686( WEST ------E A S T movo-ln. — : can Phylo. 5 oxtro leaves. 'ERTY HORSE Arabiann saddles $l400/oflo(.543-49H4918 CHEMICAL*PPUCAT101ION a floral catved chairs. CIr- ■ Today you're invited' IdI sit be- 4k S 2 ♦ K 7 4 3 Coll 734-1'a S r ' I “ no"pl1 T T T —: Anywhoro In Magic Vallei b re d , so rro l. K 4 TRACTOR . 766 IHC. []W eo 1635. $1500.734-6016.}. hind a masler player. Nol onlynly can ¥ Q J 10 8 7 V 4 3 2 ^ ^ ^ ^ TVflN FALLS 11920 High- a o c k s. g ro o n br a o'haT LeslieR.Jor>e»»733-845 you Icam from his play, but>ut you ♦ A Q J ♦ 9 6 4 2 broko. I clutch, now inpul sl 000 sq. fl. ♦ 326-5692.______work dono on trat r a n s . D*BAR'S Custom Plovrinf 4 802 I will also have acccss to thehc rea- A K 10 2 ♦ TWIN FALLS ir a l s o d . 58000-Call 733*2287!287. Planting. & H arvostinling ■ ^ A P P U A N C E ^ J soning behind his ploys. dock and 1 HORSE Ranch rc JT H 1. doon, now or onlranco. broke goldlng. 3 TT— Combining. Will irovol. ] After aggressive bidding It |- 3 y fo ! 5 TRACTOR . Ford 8N. APPLS., TVS. STEREOS5 e •“'jds 5P a T ills. Avail for ihcro u g h b ro d4 . Sn-Peg overhaul, good condlo n d itl^ ----- Wanlod dood or a//vo/ South in his precarious gameme. Its v k 8 "HS loaso Juno 1st.1st. Coll Pore 51500. 702-752-2? Call 326-3790. D/^RREN V/ERNERI TV D ocior-734-9188 not e a ^ to see a way to ninenc win-■ ♦ KC 110 7 S 3 lowanco/la 4-6406 ___ HORSE Sweot 8 yt “ T------CUSTOM STACKING ners. However, he wins notl } year old TRACTOR • John Oi Four high big bale ° DRYERS/WASHERS:i ‘. lothmg « QJ 7 G »S450dop-Cip- Cotl 733-0139 TWIN FALLS UpU, lo 4.000 pony. (Polomino)(10) 5400. 4620, Good cond.• S7500,57 ------stacking, small balo- 1-olf»co«vaa. -C0I1423.6173.'— - a _ _Buylng Konmoro, Whirl- '.by.giving-up,.so.hc.must.ossiissum e______-----' “ Coll (702) 752-2375- ____ Slacking, bfg & smoll baitlalo p o o l, Q E, H ot P o i n t. ' 6 he’s going to Gnd good luck.: ■ Vulnerable: North-!Lh-South ^ ' c k 2 bdm« 5 ™ ''( “'" X S r o S ” 733.0026. TRACTOR MF 1080.180.500 tOlriovlng. Catl 825-416,135 Working or noli 736-4605 If West bas both black: kikings, Dealer West gorogo. sprli n you atel complete ovotl ROCK PICKER CuSIOi^ REFRIG w/lco maker & there is no hope; West willill hhave $540. No1 pots.pot 734-6169 TWINFALLS ------Coll 734-6418. i|na Stove, self cloaning M . cs Whot Size DoiVnaiKlAAri? Y HORSE ______mechanical rock plckln] too many entries. Therefrefore, The bidding: TWIN FALL •I 543-6719 or 731-6719} '* Whirlpool. gold. D ouble15 O WI ----- sink, w/all pTumbing gold,d, South assumes East has one.r»e. (His jy,^rth E " - v a yrs. exp. WHY Pay To Much:hFof R STACKING, big baleile s . $700/all 543-5996 pass to one heart denies both.! £ g r . “ ♦ dep, 735-1321 Call SlovoST’ H II ______Your Nort Tractor?tor? RETRIEVING lg. & sn ,ciL,h Pass P [0*d! STOVE Whirlpool range & If East has the club king,», S!aces the spade king withh EEast. Opening lead: Heart ------Wananty. Repair Parts/S« for bom. Call 543-2612 or t w in FALL5 RENTALS HORSE TRAIL( How to go from here? IL ER -87 HOBBY HORSERAhS S I 736-2600.______------b o th . S315 SHARE Chormoc, 6‘horsorso, lock t r a c t o r EQUIP.IIP. CO. PIPE REP/URS Hand lino Hc begins by winning dumiummy’s BID WITH Tl 208.734.SOS9. ft I THE ACES dop. Coll 20( room wllh bod. Stoolsto floor, 024-5858 • Jeromne e ( (1.84) whool linos or main lino RK 1 bdrm . good condition. C MS®' i I . heart ace and winning two0 sjspade OS-IO-D TWIN FALLS . ISLAND PARI I. Coll 736- orlntem ot I Portable hydraulic proot condo. W eak 6669 aftor 5 PM. wt/htwso Clyde's Sprinkler : |_BUlLOINGHATEmA^ ; Gnesscs, leaving the lead in cdum- bath unll V.In r 2 ; . « ™ "i>"" “ *■ hno7/WWW.ftonhrlm.not/hl lI : BR . Chat* (Mopholotlfllnwneiwnei) Pipe Repair &: my. Sincc East cannot haveave the south holds: Nlco nolgl. l i S h o 'S : HORSE TRAILER ------678-7149 BROCKMAN SAND & ! • o $475*dOp.Op. Avoii. 6 *1. J ____ QRAVEL. Drlvo-woy. | club king. South m ust hopilope he A 5 2 I mac. 2 horso. Goo Financing - Rnan( holds either J-x or 10-x. A lowow club V Q J 011208-733-3264. ■ OlCrage/ oxtro lorgo. Coll 73 PUMP DIosol, JO 4 03gn ^ larm yd. base gravol. U*J:- - 3 J 10 9 7 ------■ STORA , , R nandng-G,-A.C. A 1993,4 cyl, 60HP. Botktf Koly wo dolKror. 423-4315.15. is led from dummy, and1 wwhen « a\ C Q J TWIN FALLJ.LLS. 2 bdrm. 1 I WAREHOUSlJSERENTAL HORSE TRLR' . M n e w Rhino 1x4 disol B4J0BH pump, safo East plays the four. SouthI cocovers 4> K(CIO 1 2 balh. $350/150/mo. » 5250 horso. tandom oxliwIo,6.Sft tots starling at )usl1 57.396.$7 awlichos. skid mounio TfMSERS. lots or good)d doposil. Coll734-aOS9.Coll TWINFALLS high. Call 423-dop.735-1135 *d STORAQEFd.CodorApl.2l50Maln.. t m. 1 % balh. gorogo. 0427 for•Intarmatlon. Infc turo lor ip10 w pairs 1500 73G-2613. ______. IHC 810 Blank Hooeloader -progreeslve Seeda d e - M 8tam .2.iG lgH D . 1.4444 - S350/mo. 2 bdrm. oppls. 9134-8141 ^ - J O D 1-800. »0/mo. rols. 734-5565 . oloor s. Chorl HORSES . Rog.. AmericanAi ' • j4blm i 543-6159 or 73l-G f^ÎASS FDD. 12X CD rom. soundnd 177-3529 Equal Hooslng _!!22i!I * * * * * * * * * * Moy 15-Oct. 1! ------card, spoakors. 33.6 mo- la, toncod yard. S425/mo. 377- ifl^7?2 2a7‘ Soddiobfodsiud.(Id. Curtains ___TSrCounty.Propotty.M8mt____ OPP*Jpportunity. Hondlcappod TWIN< FALLSFi Nlcol bdmi. TWIN FALLSLLS Avail, now. 2 rico O'fôllov -Donmoik-Rambloiihlnr AKA * JD 3 pt. RakO 1 dom w/volco& moro! No_w Call32*5n4 ACC(\ccoMlblo. “ Incl.irhooirS350” h dop— -bdrmdoluloluko'nowor 4 -7200.T02^C . •••Vorsama Swjiinor•4 51095. Call 736-2403. =ROME 2 bdrm. VA balh , ” , hands, bay. gontl 7 3 « W S ______I FEED TWIN FALLS. 2 bdrm.*b- JERO f/walk in closot. ' I $4500. Call 733-3 5 smt.4garbgo. S595+dop “P*-ipt. washor/dryor hook- TWININ FALLS Q uI.l Btoo. AC. rofrlg, d Wotor pd. NICOI735 B901 “jp p.^ , sm all backyard, no tocatication. 2 bdtm. 1 both, DW.q w lg. uill. rm.. i p . e T U R E TRAILERS HAY WAGON 1047S7ST i 811 I )Ols.S390&S480. brlck(:k dupio*. Full bsmt. rnvorodd parking,0( somo Horse* Stock*CakCatgo good cond.. $9900.0. |niRNITl)REiCAR^ Utility Trailers • TWIN FALLS. 1 bdrm. 449 324-324-2744. ~ wloxUiixUo bdmi. Gas hoot. u,n, mcl.,., 5550/mo.${ tdop. HOLUSTER. '1 ers Call 438-0136. 3: .' 1,000 acros AOHA, boouiifui C 3rd Avo. W. 5275 *5250 • ■— rpon. 55S0/mo*545O 734.4411 ' Trudtbods&ParParts . ' __ BED dbl w /hoodboard & :ROME - 2 bdrm.. 1 Doth 5 ^ ^ 11 Wills nc. for w on,ad. Will'illing 10 pay yrs. old. ihtowo Quality TrallorrSales Sa HAY, grass. $5.00O | p o r matching 6 drawer drese- dop. No pott. Ploaso call >733-3667 or 734.8774 oppllcotlon,lion, crodlt chock §15 000. UntIndovolopoa. 15*2. 1250 IbS. 734-1663 or 73S-5962. luplox Oarago w/auto ^ 46 E. frontage• Rd.Rd N. b 0 10 . P 10 0 8 0 cc i o l l e r w/mFrror, E xcollont sponor. Vory rilM. $475/- t w inN FALLS-F 2 bdmi. I'A roq. 222; ShoshonoSh W. ^ Ploaso writo0 611I Cottow Bars Improssivo Bi t« 6 U 208-934-5070. . condition. Coll 733-6976.r a ’ : TWIN FALLS. 2 bdrm. 1 mo.TIO. Call 543-4930 bothh Irl-lovolIr duplex. W/D HOMES=8 FORF SALEI >5. Bromorton, HPYY nognilvo. 3: both, country. Foncod 3k-up. gorngo w/opon- 3 4 4 bdrm.m.LowdownlLow L ao.»iu. HORSES-Two Ey yard. Rols. Dop. S450/m- J fEROME. R ' 1 bdrm apt. foncoa yard, storago noymonllnil BadI crodll-no ^ . X S n r \ * onm. 736-120e-daya only. *3^S300 0 month+S300 >d. noor CSI. $500/mo ?,Vo(,.no pt Joposlt. Call 324-3161. 0 ptoblom, O.A.C. ■ 611 aOO/dop.>34-6256 Co// Mr.r. Pi I ROOMMATE! TWIN FALLS. 3 bdrm. 2 Prieo TODAYI [E S W A N T ^ Ranch. 366*221!sir°°" 1 I k IMBERLY. 1 bdrm. Opt. 733-2224 s - N ( ^ bath, toko ovor pnymonta. N FALLS • 2 bdrm. In ^ ■ TWIN FALLS,S • S h a ro 4 HORSES -2 &13 3 ' Old $500 down, S288 por >1^“No Ipota. 5200/mo.*S250 )lox.nowcQtpol4polnl. » + „ * * * * * y- dop: 734.1663.736-5962. bdrm. 2 bothIlh. w/collogo APHA colls. BlueJiuoRoan. monin. OAC. 733-2224. >or L ynw ood M oll. 0MRt.EYf ParttldgoP Pork fomaloo. doiloso lo CSI. Sorroll & brown.wn. Haltor ■ W ■ 1 IMBERLY. Cloon 1 bdmi. S435/r35rtno.4dop. 543.4944. Aporimonllenta now undor ,$250. Evos£S 823-4695 class & working(Inglinos. ■ n V a 1'V I TWIN FALLS. Cloon 3 S325/mo.+S150 dop. _ lonngomont, 2 — — —— ------'' ' Groon broko. 51" bdrm. 2 both, w/appls. & 51750/o5. M P H M M I; Plooso call 208*734-9450. 2 boih. 3 bdtm, 2 TWIN FALL?L S * M m o lo Call 420-73 AC.2carooroQo. Foncod >475 to 5550. For roommoio noiloodod for tho I f y o u a rre e unable to call o r co5 o m e b y T h e T i m e s - yord. Nopots/smoklnB. twWIN in FALLS Avail. 6/1 3 olmos Ition call 678-2722 summor. 10 No drinking or HORSES -EXC: QH.Q toin- o fffice. f i « sim p ^ .clip anind m all this order I8l4last.$750/m o. Roto. N e w s bdrm. 2 balh. now paint & No po 3 no. 1-000-545- smohlng.$16!165/mo * uill. Ing/ cutting/ aron ulm ent so that we roq. Aftor 6 pm. Mon.-Fri, carp .T m " ■■ form to ourO' classified diepar carpot. garago w/oponor- — —IN FALLS ; - Basomont 1833 oxt.xt. 298.2 Call 736-4542A2 . prospocis. 324-6: olldaywhnds. 734-105B Nopotsorsmokofs. n o ^wmi lousing Opportunity — c a n g e t yyour o ad started w itholOUt delay. S600/mo * dop. 734*6346 I. 2 2 bdmi. carport, op- E q ^ l Hou^ HORSES- 01 Stud, I. W/D. mosi uils paid. ******** TWIN FALLS. Nlco 2 bdrm! Idaho: dk rodi TiTob. Doc a Plei>lea8e p rin t clearly w ith1 dark< pencil or pen w/carport. No amok- TviftNWIN FALLS • COMPARE quIollol otoo, 5475 * $200 _ E—I Bar/Poco brodI $2$350. Roy _ _ rhere are approxim ately7 23 characters Ing/poia. $47S. 734-4023 •Summer Ratos* dop.p. no r pots. 561 Modi- d “ ~ l o s ^ ~ ~ ] B l 6 ™H y i V f l f l f l DolOlonas: Rod od' dun QH. • J h e & 2 bdrms. • Froo Cablo sonn St.Si 734.3498 any lime | r q o MS Including blank spaces] pper Une. TWIN FALLS. Nlco foncod' ’ M S FOR RENT | " 2 * 1 I U 1 $200.324 6774. ■ (inc 1322 N. woshington — — >lease pay according to nrate schedule which yd. 2 unit, onch 2 bdrm. 1 • 733-0740 • t wIN in FALLS - Lorgo 1 t WIN FAALLS li. CoptI Molol. f f r f f l T B HORSES. ALLJ. TYPEST ■ • M'l bath. UpstQlrB. SSSO. . yooror Iold 2 bdrm. 2 balh K'n". raios ,^10 siorta 5130. lE lU U U u A I Bought, sold aft traded.t H Is Is printed1 below. Oownstarr8.$425.Conbo twWIN in FALLS 2 bdrm. du* opt.It. all a now oppls Indud- lotios. 733-6452- Coll 733-60i6055. H . 3U) l u e "l<">TTlltTTl offlco & homo. Will con. pm, a W/D. OW Includos , plox w/covorod cotport. Ing V\ ?riTate Party Only Sldor smoll poL 1337 eih No fgg, pols. $450. 734-4120 hooltrlolth club mombotohip. JEROMEIE HolidoyH Molol. . • 70701___ HORSES. Broodinding, 6 stoi- ■ • P r i i Avo. Eoat. Call 543-6761. ^ 150. Call 733-4476 osk Romodoloclolodrooms.Somo | UVES'STOCK Hons, 2 black:k &i whlio ,______■*i WIN FALLS 2 bdrm. du- fof-r,;fTroy. klichonotiolotlos. 5375/mo or 13, 1 block D l o a i Elassjfjcatian ]I VWY PAY RENT? plox. p|o rango & rofrlg., ------,k. call 324*2361. C A T J L E -21 2 H o lsto ln AOHA.°Sor7oV/el APHA & r l B;ase d . run my ad in cl I Whon you con own a 4 bdrm. carport. car; $425/mo * dop. TWIN1N FALLS . Nowor 2 .. Sprlngots.Ju AQHA.Horsos&s & colts lor ] M I 2 bath hcmo tor as low as Nopots, No i Call733*1804 bdrm.Irm.. $450/mo. 3 bdrm.. TWIN FALLALLS MOTEL 3 U s i of on Al I 90"»- Border CollColllo pups. t______Tf for ______L i l a y s . I1 $500 down, S38a/ri», OAC. 5 1 0 /m o . B o ih h a v o Wooklyly rolosro stoning at Call S36 Working parent : chnmclcr per spacc please,B, InclutllnR blank spaces.) | Call Ur. Prico NOWI TWNWIN FALLS Avail. 6/7. 3 QQoijjpls.. W/D hook-up & $13000. 7 I ^ rI S I 'I bdrm. 3 both opt. ot 1150 > - CATTLE. 4. I • ____ fSpImporlol St. (noor col- — ALLS Quiol motol. torod Angus | ------— ------— —- I : logo). Includos rango, TWl^fFALLS • Roducedt $95M<.. 5375/mo.53: Ind. ml- yoorllng bulls.Ils. 436-9617. HORSESHOEI3EING& j— — ------I 603 ^ I dishwashor,rofrlg.. diir A/C. 2 bdrm. 1 both.. crownvoa»a,.Mg,73e-ia«i. ..^ t t l e . a b i ------"1 I : FURNISHED APTS/ carport. cart S650 mo., S650 Noor I ‘934°0920 j I - Stan?i^ wliw /m o?*^' ALLS -With kltch* INO STATIOI ------1 ^^DUPjScE^J dop.cSji No smoking, no pots. Sta JS wkly, $225-5360 slaughior cov ‘ I Call Adom 737*3940. WoC/• Offor Incentive For «»"»• our place or I . 1 utlls. pd. 733-8841. opon dolly. C< ______I EOEN. Lrg.'studlo. Ullls.' TImalyflont. ' • mo. ailutlli a;3°2"4â: g a r v g16-5921 s • • — “ i • paid. S75/wk * S50/dop. WIN FALLS Avallablo istlastlostadoptoq 733-4330 yyy,^ p ^ u - I • 525-9199 or 825-5354 iALLS. 1 room for CA TTLE - LIN FALLS . Roomy 2 «00 I . TWIN FALLS Vory n l ^ bot'both opt. 359 Phoasont twJrm in upstairs opt. convo- ot Kiicnon.ion. Call 734.3882. Proforobly h* 23-6813 or | Rd. W. Includos rango, r,u 'S ',ii‘ (ornlshod. small 1 bdrm Ro- ont location, stovo & ^ 10 loaso dairy ______I utUIUos paid. Sharo boih. dishwashor. dl#» $550 mo.. "I®"' QOS aroa, to hold SSSO dop. No smoking. ifrlg. furnlshod, loundm ■ . • Closo to downtown. Call S55 >oR-up, 5400 dop. rof. I MOBIL 111734*8300 SADDLE SPANNNNiERs (2) } Name____ 734-1702 ______5°^n o p o l s . C a ll A d am ""O'} IBI^H O M E^ !SowiTifg°" Canvas, goodd condition.c ■ . iquirod, 6 mo. loose. No All 423-6813 Dts. no smoklng..$395 JEROME 2 — — I «5n nflch Call * AQaress__ TWINFALLS Vory.nicoly — lO plus utilltlos. gas hoot, on It’s ‘^Mown s^/tS S '5 CATTLE-Pun furnlshod. small studl^ WIN FALLS -mo pi rSSifSSS” - { CIty/State/ite/ZIp______UM. paid. $325. 734.1702 Bosttost valuo In Twin. NEW 2 waior/trash ait romoval 5300/dop. )T 208-736*7273 TRAILER. 2 hor bdrm., 2 bath, carports. furnltirnlshod. Coll 734-2558 — ; umber______^______I All appllancos Including wkds Duality yeaning P°'nt. 32J _ TWIN FALLS 133 1 bdrm. All ' s n f - “"IIS Bulls. $900, ^ ------= r : r Wotor paw. $325rtno. W/tW/0. waior, sanltalion, & andvidwkonds^ ______2 bdmn.'6 i,l .1h.7B B .6l29 I : lowncaro provided. 2140 r r r r 804/Ruport.lD. I B liedule • All A dss Muat be Prspald Elwood & Evana low /IN F A L L S -stu d io s, _ - 734»1401 Ell:Ellzabolh. $550/mo. ♦ tw in IgxNC H dop. FREE HEALTH 265.1 bdrms, $295. Utlls 4 607 I CATTLE lOatockcows20 leiippuE S;S/EQ /l U 1P ------TWJN FALLS Vory c lo w CLUB c L M EM BER SHIP IhCl^,d No pots. 733-3824. I q0FF1CE.&F w/calvos. 2-Black 2-1 Angus o f Charge per line 93<-5161. BEETCULTIVA er Days , . . mololl Wookly & monihly tNCLUOEO., n ( MOVINO fIN FALLS 147 5575/mo I ETAIL SPA CE lum roios avail. Discounts for . Boan/bool 3 line minlmu ALLOWANCE $160 off ra n g 2025 so ft CATTLE Purojrobrod Anous $3000. Bi commercial. Laundry .tatla t mo. Call 733-2983 or iar OW eUL^' JD 71,^1, 12 row, s o r v l c o . F r o o l o c a l 734-8674______734 hMlo.W 5 6 (^ M-4^ $3000. Spoodiodyw oodor 1-3 d a y s s $3,09 per lino phonos. Structurod ralos. — J70 or 733-2424 Call206-3MS? (Power Harrow:ow) 12 row. 4 . 7 d a v s s (4.76 per line 733-4330 or 420-9006. IWlfWINFAUS ptoi S t o S S S i S ; or salo: Quality $ 2 5 0 0 o r boa oW.'Noor park. TWIN FAUALLS Olflco space 8-15 d a y as $7.95 per line Istoln brooding Ploaso call 206-!ie-532-4349. 16-30 d a y ( $14.40 per line TWIN FALLS. RtdueadI Laurot | Park Apta. 1/2 RM. rant (reel 3 y isoold. ld . Sovorol ollico a y a ______2 bdtm. $400/nio.-fdop. 176MourfcoSLN.,TF 17 EL'ELWOOD & EVANS available..ble, Indivlduolly or 252i2i22«. c a l f t a b l eE & c hulo. ^/«t//«.*W/0.734^990 • 734-419S ______734-1401 all logoth]0th0r. Amonlilos cATTLE. Pot>osturo calves. 5350. Coll'324*;!<-3704' # lines______x$/IIne___ ocopllonlal, rocop- 250 to 500 1 ' 3 line minimum ______I_TWIN roo. copy mochlrio, holfora. CoJ 2 DAJIJMERmKEIKER 6 row parking & Vflrod for - )w potato, 2 For each Sui icVaJuos. + ______2.00. 'Sim T^hQUta' 0°®** Immental. yrs, old. Coll 671678-4194. Indudeyoui por wook. + ulor notwotk. Coll CATTLE. Sim n Dl 734*8324 daya. Polled yea T o ta l a m o p e p ™ — Doop rod-bl” lO«iSfoco. k or fnoney order is enclosed9d for $______o ^ b r M A r l ] 52 bedroom. $440 _ iiwiNFAU•ALLS . Toll-long-:ifl-suoorior 1676.55,000,10. For moro □ My Check 01 aovo In spodal % monlh OFHCFnC E SPACE 324.M.53§4 Info, call 324-70•7045. □ Bill m y VISAISA or M aster C harge (cirdeooone)-' lettt Fret, btlghl, apa- ârious-sl;is'Blzos & locations — F-60'0 with Credit idit C a rd N u m b e r______lO w IiO T .o fo o r,. : S CATTLE. Wont Wi to loaso Ious & doan, well main- -y CallSUfl Slovo Hallotn ml. $6800. E xplra' jlration Date^______itbooMfntaring:. ^lined, n o somo w/stnall yard for moromon Inlormation m ilk c o wrs. s 50+hood. to w h o o lo r r J JThcTanaN ^?eSiSSSS'»klô*itdtir] I siorago.' Som e w/WD u nfJDERMERE u n K S J S o " . Mall your A v I c USTOM r=!p“h?i; orty Monagomonl q o a TS 4 Pygmy.Py $35 oa. mlns engine. S 10 734-4334 Call 326-569«92 ______512.600, CallH 43e4! -e ?i5* ’ order form & *C«II734<600* • 73^ ' paym ent to; inN FALLS 2 bdrm opL TVflN FALI-ALLS Offices Cor- HORSE Golcolden Palomino HAY RAKE, Von/ormeor R23. t/toundryfadllty,5385/mo nor ofif Addison/LocustAt oc Bar/Loo brod tw in ro k o . N(Now cond. I S200 dep. call324-2244. 5160.$705700/mo 736-6022 | Coll 73636-5921 58400. Call 20&!0B-se8<»24. I M T tn w ^ fw rs, Twin Fill*.Jdaho Idi TuMday,Miy20,1997

CARPET. Approx. 25 yds. REMEMBER TO OLS.Jot48’X16giiuge : HONDjiNDA'60 CB750. Supor RUX.25(250,1992.FMFplpO, YAMAHA'8A '84 XT250.3500 YAMAHA; 1911993.-WR250, JOHSON'60 Seal(ahorse, to SMOKER CRAFT4 F T 1 4 * ------_quallty^vocado-4r««n. _J»x.brako.SJ299.eS.JoU_Spor;porl^SO-CalLovs:. ..porêaed,.paddl» tlre-&- —mIs-LookD0kaA.ruDa.exc_ _4<«ah.ev»r.rarhauUflow. ^pJrfllllngjnati -That ttfthdtryod you plocwJ 52*X16 gougo foot stomp nings, ’ hp • w/pad.S4.00 sq;yd.“ • somo lime ago in The ngs. 543-5414. mofo.S:.$2700.00.625-5161 S1400/offOoffer. UUIIIy trailer graphics. New N» FMF pipe good. $350.0813 wiM shoorlU2499.95.J o t — 8" b o d^ôod^hapo, , a a silencer. Cl ------Mercury motor &lE EZ Z Iood Ploa»ocall206-733-e326. T7/no9-A/at*9 7 Nowlstho INDA '80 GL1100. Full SUZUKI 9-X49* mUI DRO power HpND, Kt’90 Intnider. 750 $400 0 /o f i^YAK. Percepi’wllhV ra* Mr. $1,900.733-3961■3961. * COUCH & LOVESEAT. lood, S7899.95. JBK9X42 Owsftlessor. Coil 768-5059. 1 2 ,7700 0 mis. Block a shell fofor rm ld e lio ’^ u ! YAMAHA, Banshee.Bor 1993, line, overflow wl Vortical strlpo, basic M goj i mill. ; $5199.95. import 18* mo. Excel, cond. needs sidesId window, rod g o o d c oin n d d . Low h r s . skirt and float babag.-le^ SUNDANCE 78 1616fL, f f»- - In colors. Good cond,V Cuslomor Service Dept ' mill drill. $899.95. Usod >NDA‘65 Gold Wing 12S/offer 423-4565 $ 3000/oflerffer. Call 206- Call 326-3296. ber W-hull, MercuryurySO E hp- 3 ; loMji 3500. OOLO WING‘67 $3000 $12&best offor. 736^654, 9*X49* mill powor feed. «f»f5'00p.m. motor, w /traller.e r. Exe.1 5000 or offor. Lots of 996 1050 oond., $3000. Bui $3500. Buy. soH er tiodo. B urley. ■ DINETTE SET Bontwood, iromo. Coll 733-6399 SUZUK ]rooL $1 OOO/offor. —______SLTX38ootor,l(r, low hours 678-2491 or 67816579. 657 w.“• w/TamoTitanslsnd. 3tJc ~ w ml. on now'lop ond. ioadoc< :4,ind.snowplow, corpolod.d. G o o d d e e p Cun 733 Plumbing. Pointing CLAUDE’S PRO • Logltimoio Job placem ent r, Buyl $1,475 - 678-2717 ^Konmoro. Whirlpool. GE, Rospray & Acoustical Tile Spring is herel Rontol Properties bagger, usod only 1 yoor, Drywall-Hano/rapaTexture Now Is the timo for a now PAINTING nrms that work lo fill spo-s ^ * S175.COII736-9059- vwtking or not. 736-4605, No Job to o Small Exterior Houso Pointing1 clfic positions cannot _ PIANO Kimball wilh bench, c. Quollty Work • Insured dock or lonce. Oopondoble-OuailiyWork 1, Gooa ConaitionI S6SS nrCAMPERSHELLFIbor; F Reasonable Rates Call 733-0463 Lowest Bid InTown, Hlgli-n- chargo on upfront foe.• For RIDINQ LAWN MOWER, Froo Esilmotes - 734-6299’ ost Quality, Work Guoron-n« ' froe Information about JD. model 06. vory nlcoD P lease call 676-2717gloss for 1993 Ford super D ♦ Froo Estimoio* o r 1-686-365-0049 cob PU- Call 543-5301. Coll B o b ® 734-0033 tood. Local Roforoncoss ovolding ompioymoni sor- shopol S450 or bosi olfor.; SPEAKERS- PV and Boss HOME REPAIRS Froe Est. 733-2735 ovos.s. vico scorns, wilio to theIhe Plooso call g06-736-1920. ;; monitors, 2 Shuro miao- nuDODGE DART, 2 door. * * *.* * * * * ** Fodoroi Trodo Commls-mls- ACOUSTICAL BENEFIEL'S HOME CARE RIDINO lawn mower phonos ond 1 PV micro- '68-'7l. Othor Mopars — slon. Woshlngton. D.C,.i.C,. included. Call 326-5471, D R Y W A L L _ Drywoll. Pointing. _____ ... .lfoctor.fof.oalo. S400,______^ phono. S300/OII, 543.8826 _ _ 20580. or call tho Nollon-llon------DRYWALL------Carpentry-All home-— ------ôl Fioud InformoUonCon":on: Tv------Call 734-0628 : DUMP TRUCK 10 yard repairs Inside & out. 10 . YAMAHA Clovinovo CVP A-1 DRYWALL Interior - Exterior tor. 1 •800-876-7060. ROTOTILLER. Soars} 67A. Must sell lo pay mod- e, Coll 702-738-8071 Export honging, loping. & REPAIR SERVICE yrs oxp, Froo esilmotes. Craftsman. 26* hoovy du. ical bills. $5600/oHor. Call J l loxturing, Sinco 1978 Coll Bruce 733-7543 J for deialls 735-1138 EXERCISE'BIKE,"f u s ^ r " Jobs largo or small. Serving Mogic Valloy. 30 Yoars Experience ty. 5 hp. usod loss than 10 wontod 10 buy. Good , Compluto drywall servlco. Coll 733-2125 TREESERyiCESM. ______hfS. S350. Coll 733.4768^ • cond. Coll 208-352-4660. •= Greg ^ s^rig.ôwnor , HOME REPAIRS T W i r m N G T T ” AAA-1 SHELTON’Ss TREES. Live Scoich &ri 819 ’ 1“ FORD Bockhoo Bucket Free eslimolos Complete Home Repair ^ 1 I O FR CE EQUIPMENT «>■ Call 731-7039 7am-7pm TREE SERVICE AusWon Pinos. 30’ & up. I ASPHALT We doll aim ' R E .iy!.O .D E U iiL G For prtcosS Info 324-3734.' I| & S U P P U E S w Small Ropalrs, Remodols. Serving Mogic Valley•y PAVING EXCAVATING Wood River Volley A I ICOPIERS for sols. Lorgo _ Rental Mointononco . ,TIiompaon'a Fill dirt and evergreens Doors. WIndovtrs. Pointing or wherever i 816 solectlon of reconditioned QE DIAMOND (T) PAVING • Palm ing a R em odelingJ • . FR EEECTm T E S wanted (or a barren yard. Taz Underground inc. 733-9275 Ouollty Exporioncod Work ■ bcerciseequipm ^ copiers slartlng at $295, HCall 536-5539______Asphalt Paving Ucensed * Bonded 'Insured A lso sorvico for m ajor i: Sool Coaling Septic System s installod • No Job Too Small------SOLO'FLEX. ON oitoch- brand copiers, including GENERATOR-Smoll C used 1 And Repair All Typos of Irrigation Froo Estimates INNOVATIVE (208) 934-5343 TREE SERVICESn ■ monts. good condition, Minolta. 1 yoor warroniy —Hondo or Yamoha. 1000- AIdahoi Slsla Contractors (10810) Ditch Cleaning. Utility TUTORING cash only-SSOO. Call 734- available. Coll 734-9966 1500 L watt, good condition. 536-5460 , Trenching 735-6770 I DALE'S TREE UMBB 6407 ovus. : PAINTING AND UrM ~ Coll 436-3326 ottor 5 pm. ------Summer Session ’ CHIPPING. ------BUSINESS— ------a For mulch or disposalOl AT&T Morlln. 7 phones & LfVE TREES WANTED “ FENCE BUILDER- IndMdualizod • K-8 • CONTRACTING i 817 i • flooding ^ Phonics • Malh Stump grinder. Froe’ro o now coniroller, $400. up to 30'.-Spruce. Aspon & _ S E R y i C E S .SPRINKLER A estimates. Call i^ ;7 3734- 4 - ■ m is c ^ o r s a ^ M Plooso coll 208-788-4525. -a» 0 types. 0011206786-2676 ------Call Becky 734-7632 Superior. sonHng Mogic a ------w SERVICE Wood Rivof Volleys. Askjjt 2742 or (203)733.312323 SATELLITE SYSTEM • TWIN FALLS MASSAGETABLE In PLAN ROOM LANDSCAPING about our Summor Dis- £cho8iar710,S3.000nowV Ii . 820 I mgood condition, light- ...... Experienced counte on commerdal. TREE SERVICESES SOll-S750/Oflor. 734-2694 ■ Jobs lo bid for Gonorols, ■ pets&suppue^ wolghl. 1 Coll 734-5670. Sub-contractors & Suppll- All Typos - rosidonial buildings. Free OuolityWork TONY'S LANDSCAPING PUBUC SERVICE ; ors. Blueprint copios> estim ates call 735-1569.19. n & R Tree Serviceic e ALASKAN MALAMUTE MINIF VAN wanlod lor pans, . , Low Rotos & H om e R o p a lrs — Quality. RoliobPity & MESSAGE AKC pups, proven & guor- 1989 u or nowor Dodge. •; 734.PLAN (7526). Coil Ralph for froo ost, Troo Trimming. Sprinklers. Thofo oro no '(roo ridos’. PICTURE Affordobio Prices ontoed. Incl. shots. Plymouth, 4' or Ctiryslor. ______736-6164______Houling & Now Lowns. Froo Estimotos Boforo you do business) $150/00.208-322-1639 For Iho right von will pay CLEAN Wo do whot you con'tt FRAMING with a compony. chock ll1 • MC Call 324-3667or up fo SSOO. Ploose coll _ WINDOWS FENCES FENCES , Froo Esilmotes! y 1-800-675-6223 out with Iho Bonor Busi-- i AMERICAN TERRIERS 420-6196 |r collulor phono. 734-3322 - Dave Castle Frame a Gsllery noss Burooo. For froo In- Can be roglstorod. Ready 5: FENCESIIl 734-8481 - Evenings Quality custom framing I InSwks. S150.$7S/down. — ROD CLEANS WINDOWS lormotion aboul avoiding MOTORCYCLE Honda 50 SEW tCING: Largo soloctkxi of mokilngs. travol/vocotlon scorns, Call first for pick of Ihe OLIn good condition. Call Ouollty Fonco LANDSCAPING Ftoo pick-up a delivery. TREE wrlto to tho Federal Trodo} litter. Wishbone type. S Wood River - Magic Volley 536-6741.______R,Rosldonilal - Commordal 733-9063 243 Sth Avo. S Commission, Washing-- Coll 543-6719 _P Coll ForYour Froo Estlmoto & LAWN CARE (Old Tow no)-736-7369, TRIMMERS • ton. D.C.. 20S60. or coll - OLD BOY Scout & Girl Froo Est. " Coll Rod ol On A -Qusllty Fence- tho Noilonal Fraud Infor- *AQUARlUM.20gallonhex OLSeoul pins & Insignia. ” 423-5576 Serving Tho Magic & A & T LAWN CARE ROOFING ” Its Vo«;r Tree-VoorChoicooice m atlonC entor.. shopo.S150.Smalltome- Poul Nultlng. 733-1691 ^ Wood Rivor Volleys. Sptinklors, Fonclna. NAA & powor lino certiorti- CLEANING 1 •800-676-7060. dium dog houso. $4Ser O; Mowing. Shtub Ptunlng. PROFESSIONAL fied. 20 yrs. oxpor.-Rols.tols. . best offers. Coll 543-8826. OLD XI MILITARY uniforms, Powor Roklng. & TillinQ •e Quolity GuorantoodiI ) I I plm edols. Inslgnio, poich- — S E R y i C E S GARDEN & YARD ROORNG a COATINGS FAST TREES • Grow 6-10 - Comrrii3rck3l & Rejideniial! 733-7221 o r 326-6857 Master Tree a Yard Cere lt./yr..S4.95-S8.45.. fBORDER COLLIES Puco os. 7; photos, lottots, books, ROTOTILUNG Free Eatlmatee 543-6647 , . 734-1326 dolivorod. Potlod. I bred pupplos. Had isl —night 81 flold goor. Highest HOUSE CLEANING Commercial, residential, Ftoo r Buildup roofs. Most minor Brochure. 1.600-615-34055 shots. $75 oa. 837-4047___Plg F IR S T C L A S S VACUUM SALESK 733-1691 onytlmo. 6 yrs. Expor. - Roloroncos LAWN& GARD_ENI loaka repaired in 24 hrs. . BRITTANY purebred pups fc ■ ' '■■■ rl436-096Q between 9-6 ROTOTILUNG ^ & SERVICE from hunting stock, PIANO 0 - on oldor abusod WifRupo/tS Burioy aroa only/ ♦Roar tino tiller. l> T IL L 4 U a ‘ SAND & GRAVEL FAX ' S200/OB. Coll 934-5120. “ ■9ho. pi so I.moy roflnish it 6) ♦ FREEEstimatesI Lawn Mowing “ ELECTROLUX No Job Too Largo for my 7 yr old doughtor. . COMMERCIAL 733-1168 DEUVERED Vacuum dooners. CATS ARE PEOPLE TOO OS ^ wo con’l olford tho Or Too Small Gravel, sand a topsoll for>r shompooors, central vacs, All CalM Oroomlng _ (R YOUR = prico ol 0 good usod ono. —CONSTRUCTION h a n dy ma n " (208) 677-2541 driveways, parking lots. etc.te- ' Soles, son/lco ond repair.pSr.' 3104lhAvo.N, 734-2346 pcPleaso coll 735-1028 or | You can ttsul loo. firm /SttotIn 239 DuBola = r ' CHOCOLATE LAB AKC leovo Tl msg,______q J-CONSTRUCnON A WORK OF ART NORTHWEST CO, INC: Call 733-6616 AD : S/tops: stool, wood fromod, Handyman Sorvicos 733-1234 reg„ male avail, for breed- ^ & polo bam, Rosldontlol LAWN AND TIMES CLASSIFIED Ing, oxcollont features. PONTIAC 1980 or 1981 “ Homo Repairs: Eioctricol, WEDDING DEPARTMENT 676-8605 ask for Nate. JTrons li Am turbo, will look stool tooHrtg. Commordol GARDEN CARE ot non-turbo, 886-2721 SA 4industrlolpa/rtf/n(7. '’'“to i° n ti'M ^ " ''^ - -1 PHOTOGRAPHYa 20B-734-5538 . j COCKER SPANIEL • '’2days or 886-2675 ovos. 436-8594 or 6700533 ESTIMATES! 733-0966 BILL'S LAWN SERVICE >10080 chock your ad foi I H o u se do g . 5 yrs. Old. osk p for Lorrtn, s Mowing, Trimming, correctness on tho firsst - Comploto Covefooe . FILL DIRT for solo. Will COMPOST doy thoi It runs, a s The1€ Coromony & Rocoptlon haul. Coll 326-4631 Froo 10 odult homo. Lots _ h a n d y m a n Aerating, Thatching, & POTTERY, ROSEVILLE. Fonllizlng. Have schodulo. Timos-Nows la not re of lovo & loves to walk. SHHull or similar pollory, — HAPPENS I Call 733-7229. - a .SERVtCE oponing M-F. Vacation sponsible for orrora afterei Vory Reasonable Ratestes FREE • wogon lonquo. Coll Plooso call 208-734-3727, J • that time.______You Retain NegaUvesa s 733-5912. - covemgo avail. 326-3133 ’ . FREE Slomosooduil cots. All noturol product forlawns Wodoovoriotyof jobs.' y Call Mike 734-62999 SHOT GUN SHELLS Old- gordens & flower beds. Spring dean up, windows- GENERATOR, portable, Soot & Blue Poinl. any 7 size, also 2 ploco LAWN CARE . Call 536-8760 J- Delivery by the load or yd. rotoUillng. pointing. Coleman 1750 w att S275. shell boxes, wllh or with- All Wo do yard work too, Call 934-6663, “ Call u s to see I SAND AND . FREE puppies to good outthosholli. Call collect Voting EntremanuroS 11 wo c an help youi JT Rood Lawn Mowing, WEDDtNG:SALES _home.-Soo atS08 Broad- — 712-456-2361.______C --7 33-446 6------...... — 733-9002------^------covorlng Ooodlng County. GRAVEU ------GUMCABINETS (2)l oak' " Witl mow ony size lotvn, & SERVICESs j way North. Buhl, Idaho. STOVE,q flos log. 2 or 4 12 gun. 1-8 gun. Lawn _ CONCRETE HAULING now equipmonl. free estiI* 0,E.G. Construction Inc. Mow»r, Craftsman. ^ whoot utility irolTor. Must mates. mulcher bog. Gravel, 12yords.S12S; WEDDING SHOP ' GERMAN SHORTHAinS- TO 5V4HP. Coll 734-5735 Q “bocloon'ain'good'cond,' _CONSTRUCTION CALL934-5983; ■ ■t6pso}l12yard8$85: Rents and Sells': Wedding:f i n g ; - — AKC reg. pups, exc. Hold CCallj 734-9393. SPECIALTY HAUUNG a CLEANING dollvored by the truck load,Id, BrIdosmakVParty Dressessses l a w n MOWER- Snapper, trial, hunting background, ~ Cowboy Concrete LLC v/lthin the MV area. Veils, Slips, Bras a Shoestoes S140/offor. Honda Gener and show quality. S3S0 TOOLS 'r* & EQUIPMENT CFoundations, Drhrawoys Hoa Tho Junk LAWN CARE Coll 543-2612 or 736-2800 . — Got You Bluo Call 423-6923 or 731-492323 25%OffOnlnv1tallona.na. ator for 5lh whool usod 1 o a Call 733-1396 ovos or ^ Curb & Gutter. & WELDING — 7 3 3 < 6 3 8 .2 1 0 S . MainIln timo, S500/offor 543-8752. 734-4280 doys.______Sl Sidewalks, Etc. TRASH m ill TRAILER, covarod - pult i Call 733-1931 . GOLDEN RETRIEVER VtCtypo. 4'X4'X6‘, wonted to ^ Froo Estlmoto LAAPralHSlonslWtldlng SHARPENING MISC. BIko KIddio Kart, Q Dorrln 736-8413 Tston Spdnktn a ljndsc8{]ne $35. Signed, matted. Au■ AKC rog„ 7 wk old pups. buy. COII206-326-4174. HEATING & AIR 8 SERVICE tumn Song print by Frank shots, vramiod, $250. Coll ^ VIDEO SURVEILLANCE ; CONDITIONING ^ •Woldlng^'Tllling 'Mowing . . ..D. MillOf, 5350.734-8346. ;324-5950 after 6 PM. ^ •PovwrRack •Sprinklers ' JOHN’S SHARPENING3 GUARANTEED:d EQUIPMENT wanted. CONCRETE _ _ SERVICE ' ------MISC. FOR SALE!------KWTTENS British Blue. Red VMComoras. video tope. otc. ■— ------SAWTOOTH SHEET------•Prunning ~»-734.7898 ADS CONSTRUCTION NOW flotbod trailer e<^X16 ''Himalayan, ' l &Tonklnose, ■ Call 733-0655.______METAL C aiêaet^ saw . V loot bod, rnmrw $50 eg. Coll 733-1455. Hootlng/AC Rofrigorolion • Jr B uy th e G u a r a n teJ e d WANTED:.Cloon uaod. LAWN MOWING MTooproS- - D&M Commerdal and rosidontlal 6 a c k a g e ancJ Tlh i e e 5000# hoist PPOMERANIAN, AKC, ^1bricks, Coll 734-0779 or C (208) 733-8546 w hilo. 8 wks. $325. 734-1364. — CONCRETE 734-4050*1-600->71-405060 ' T im e s N e w s guar*ia r- 3 speed Industrial bond ' * Footings * Foundolions -RELIABLE” saw 'R eoso call 208-736-8600, HOME . ■*“ a n t e e s to se ll mle e r-r W ELLBUILTGar- * Orfvoways * Steps otc. STUMP chandise or Across tho back pick up don/Storage building. Coll Excotiont Work • Fair Prices SIAMESE a BALINESE ^ 8 NOJOBTOOSKÎ CONSTRUCTION REMOVAL automotive items tool boxos KUtons w/shots. Rooso- 326-5667______* Dennis - 536-6705 Jose Alcala-Ron Yotos .. m s 2 o a sf1roplocos , ably pricod. 536-5750 ___ ARK RENOVATIONS & 420-8867 73ft^)870 in 7 days and real-eal Camper tie downs _ W anlod to Buy: ’ > T * T estatein 15 days C O N C R E T E REMODEUNG Anywherol Pickup bod hoist SiSIBERIAN HUSKEY AKC Usod I comjgaiod rooHng. •Framing •Dtywoll ‘Flnlsb o r w e will r e hj jn n :• W oodon extension loddors- Malo,6 > mos. Rod&whito Call 733-1540 , _CONSTRUCTION • . Work 'Oocka *Shods LAWNCARE ono 26 fool ond ono 20 In | color. 1 c f a Und. . Terry Carpenier th e a d e n ad d itioIon- n «Roosonabio *Guarantood 734-1231 • foot. (Call 862-3343 after 6 pm. RB CONCRETE Robert Arrington-733-6010 al 7 days. Therea re Troctof/PTO tiller - DAIRY CORRALS: Station 420-0771 Is a $3 extrai . •’ Two chair floor mals TlTLC Dog Grooming-Treat linos, Water tanks, Allflot- HOME HEALTH SohtorOiscoum - charge forthele Pleoso call 543-4610 days ut • : $160. Coll 324-4764. i ■ i S n hai 9 o i I ■ f MAGK: VALLEY MEDICAL 436-5855 Mlnl-Casala the-chargewIIIrill :■ |TOOL&MACH1N^ HiATWM^flCYC^ gS & S Dairy Constriictlon 543-2273 Buhl SUPPLY AND OXYGEN • PEONIES for Memorial ■ Portoblo Woldlng remain the samn ee. . i . CARPET LAVERS NC io?HARLEV DAVIDSON, ’97, , *" Medlcore/Mddlcald ' MedcanVModkakUnsumncot AD ' 0«y. Orders boing takon C Concrolo-Con^s CofttfkKj/Uconaed/Bonded ' 734-0600 Twin Falls TIMES CLASSIFIEDb , now. Can 206-734-5207. TVHnptrilof• model PBTV.‘ —Homago 1 Ctassie, only 200 W c ater Tanks, Woter Linos, . 543-2273 Buhl tap* caiggt b^ndlngâ- HAmDea. $16,950 *accMSor- Nationally Rooognlz»d ; DEPARTMENT Drain Unos. 436-6566 Mlni-Cassla TICKETS POR SALE: <

full DOW- JE E P '79 Cherokee,B. 2 OLDS'88 ge'flogoncy. 4 TIOEnSHARK‘95.3 JEROMECOUN^ ' TRAILEILER B . a .s lo r a g e ICHEVy. 7 8 1 nr, XLT. '89, FORD, W indstar.lar, 1 9 9 5 , F o rt *92 Taunis. full f -’-BeaJtrBo.cond.TSSSOO.T " c u I,.n)30*. si5 0 0 . 0 ) t)ost offer. C :4!'A T.'exc«r ''19ICmts:LoA(lM!i ^ l Exc&i: or. new tiros. xl c»nd. o door, g ^ cond; $2800lOO/- dr. ExceplionoMy nlcota t CLUB MEMBERSHIP. ' 'vans,<(' KCall o lle r ^ 8 4 H onda CivlIvic Must soni $3650 733-8234 Cal 42M280 9731*6280 • • CaH48»617a. 4S-.S26g600.206-S4»8643- or731-1305^JOSceOutar. c o n d . w /sh oell. l $7500. oond. $17,500)0 or1 b e s t 75K miles. $5600. C< — r r r F 0rlor. " 0 , 7Courloi 9 . AT. offor. CfiU 208-73(736-4614. 731-1224 or 543-463i>635 W ag o n . G o o d c o n d USED BOAT CLEARANCE 3 0 D G E '6 6 $2000/offer. 733-5645.5.** PLYMOUTH. Voyager, '88.8. :N T 2 b 'd r m ,8 'x 1 0 ’; — ^ AC, cruise, groat cond, Savaral older; good us«d - i199. C al 677-3005 , 5.“ kYMOUTH.Gr,rIrand Voy- GEO '94 Metro. 5 spd. d , . boats. ABsha^tlzfls. ilf ! r / camper shell,she hew front GMC 79 4X4 plpickup. 400 ager. 1994. $$1 1 1 .0 0 6 . ml. great shape.‘^ $3' 7 0 0 . UNCOLN *85 Town Car.ir. $4000/otfer. 1998Nlnfafo I wil tretfo for Sporting s h ^ & oexhaust x ^ Recent molor, runs goigood. Asking 208-423-4214, aflorafli 6 pm. Call 735-2112. Loadodll Excel cont>nd. SOO. Cail 206-324-3253.. Goods. MottxcylosA cash g b. $3500. 438- $2500. can 73■ lotavemooty. b o x . g o o d c o n d itio n . ALJO-JO -OS Park model. 40' a d s id. TBO 1000 hours, gine. wnsIS good.g $1000/ Sierra. Cn>ise.>B. AC. 69.000 rellabto family cor. MERCEDES *82 380SL S4Qa^.209-a26-3237. Injmrom Bay window. AC. 2 II3246627eves. mb..-$10.000.10.543-5601. 734-3877 ii- PONTIAC '88 Lam ans.1 2 Ip outs, W /0 .^1 3 ,9 9 5 . V »'1733-1885 « aflor6p.ffl. Offer. Call 32. ______T h a T im e s Njovvs ew Red. hardtop convertible CAMPERS, (2). S400 & door hatchback, m ns well.ril. --T FORD70%iUV, ton. V8.4 api. gM C '93 Sububurban SLE aauUed'r*Kj«r> wi .$I600/Offer. Coa 734-7379 $650. Can 837^620. ^ T S uxSttm J r know the value ot « i onn nrn b«»“ • PONTIAC '90 Qrand AM..4 4 CAMPERSHEUUtanA S. Dka. crulso. roarre hoot & »*»««• your ad lo 1 in 7 MERCURY 7 5 Comol.v alnod, reasonable, full ------or. & almosi ^k*r«.pon»«.733733,.c»i711734-5257^ CA0ILL^_^4_S4 soyiiio., jêstafe.inJS.dariauQ brakes.Summor * slu( ,AM/EM-caaa^New-tiros.—18...... ------tongbodrSSOWoffwrCall- CHATHATTEAU,-^995.-20VBy - l - A U '■ s m ' c ^ ■ -ded liro5;Dopondabh 423-465rafound4PM. Tho ------"Rim s g'roat. need; orrem nlheada d a n $8S0. Call 324-1496 $4B00/offer.-677-8207. ■ rhor. Real sola-made ■ ACCESSORIES, AC -^ 3^ 1 ton. 4X4, ed$l900/ofter. 7; )od. loadodi Uke nowl L m additional 7 da: ” PONTIAC '92 SunbIrdrd PILGRIM 8' campor. Soli |?(10.500. ft: Can 536-6568. '63 SUBUBARU GL WAGON. , Supor cab. )3 Sedan Therelsa$3e> MERCURY '83 Couga eontalfwd. In mint cood. - i l l : CADILLAC '93 : .a S n Now paint, noods englr8 Convertible. Uko new. low icked left (ronl. now $2350/of(ei 1. driven w/ fe e for th e g u a n Pgo mis,, must sell 734-19400 Call 324-4081 COLEOLEMAN. 1996. 16-.tent moWr.*:or. trans. and lires. _ _ _ _ _ ?Snd“or^5v"f'nJ work^8. PS. crufs. rlr. Llko nowl U sed 3 $500/oi0M».Baa.2.5» 12 F-350 1 Ton ■ — J. A d s $700/offer. Call 324-377.774! SUBARU 1968 XT. 2 dr. 4 SHELL • Standard sizo for i f '': c e e d ______PU.$350. Call324-3704. pJUaImos. Sloops 7. $6500. ------X'^Sce'S — cyl,, front whool drtvo, AC.c . »loase can 206-733-4788. CAR Ds a o n d c h ro m o 36,282 ml.. $$1 1 5 . ^ Call od.36Kmi..$10.910.8Q0. can 734^ , 34 ovos/wkndknds. I • - ammo. & brass. $475. lor 2 PM. 733-3961. ” AC. sun roof, low mla. . to chooM ffomll Call1733-0682. 73 w hools.. S uperchorgodl 326-5065 aflor ^ MERCURY, Vlllagor G!®Sj $950a/olfer.’ 735-1005 Ptoaso coJI 2 00^-2270 Wolu'0 havo novor soon a deal ------ongino with 1 ’ 993' loododi Muol so MS- all robulll. 350 lur- Call 734-7^ Evorthlng TUI Juno IsL jj g j j — over payments. 678-4911818 gfcot. $4,000.733-4210 i f tn q I PORD. Rangi 1M0. PU, ros^^rnls * CHRYSLER't A J I ^ ^ M HENENSLEE, 13X6. now I doant $3995/oflor. yS-rim s, tiroa ^ ‘ '' HONDA '95 Accord E r-- VW'74 BUG. Custom Evoryttiing Ooos. slov ANTIQUE AUTOS aal Books Avonuo. 7B.00i000 m is.. Leather seats noww lires.111 NISSAN 83 280ZX Turb slovo-ovon. all romod- ■ 7 '!' S a c r i f i c e loaded. $3000/otfi/offer. 537- w n point. $ 1800/offor. TWln Falls Coin & Pawn olocBlod, good tiros. E lect. < COLLECTIBLES 1 jun rooi. T-Top. AC. o u to . no'I®*' Coll 423-5021 441 Main Avo. E hool ion, whllo, V6. .*13,fl00/offsr.sr. 438-8050. 5623 leave mossi|»»oflo- P S .P W . E x c;o o ll ll o n l (ires. $2695. 543-8061. IGE '6 9 S uper B ee llros?!! 733-4050 propsss.sra.ss ^ hflndor. 1989. D O D G E '8 1 J Dip lp lo m a i, condition, Coa 734-Zi l E l L NISSAN'86 300X ------324-8861 orS43-5667 engine or tranny. a C, Hit. ciuliS „ K " S S |S ; S NISSAN, p .m . ’loose chock your ad fot REMMINGTON 870 Ex- doll 536-2325 5 Spd. 2 dr. RoRod. BOK mis. good shape, runsgood. run hoNDA'95 Accor(cord LX Loadod Fun power si 0011. Excel. $6J^50.>0. 837-9051. C o f f e r . 423-5t Fully ioadedl Exc.(C. ccond. roof. AC. etc. $3400/offcyffof correclnoss on Iho first pross. 12gu. now.SieS/ *c♦ONLY ONE LEFT* * '2 “ '' doy Ihot 11 njno. o s The firm. 733^)496 oflor 6pm Branc G M C -1 9 B ( itrepW.ma- 14.500 ml. Call 735-135-1294. Coll 326-4280 Iv. mosso{ rondNowKOMFORTMT n^TTT1958 good cond.. cab.dually. (94SR 5. AC. DODGE 1995 Iniroi -jL Times-News is not ro ,------Ouoouoon Bed9 minor brako vrori(. $8500. .>011536-2735.Call _ sie.goo/offor. 9 0 6 Front KHchonl 2 ? ?00/offor. ^ , 543-2364 sr. 324-4253. (nis. Excol. cond.: Sunroof, oloc. windiflndows/ fuIlyloadod.56Kmi.groiroot that timo. ■ ^JQTTUBÔO^ gicmt floor plan In 0 20n. I .. MAZADAA '87'8 AT w/ovor' _ ' or best otfer. 735-35^639. mirrors. AC. deluxeuxo sio- shape. $4800. 736-929:!93 I I = trailer on iho market today WILLYS.YS*48 Joopilranor d,ivo. bocbodlinor. oxc. d i q I rri <;i \ta 'OO cass7radlo. roar ^ i 1 0 K HOT SPRINGS S P A -95 $10,4951 Call1436-6686 43 shopol $29S 734-8959 | VAN & B OLDS '81 Cutlass Supri w/moto-massago & EZ Itll BorBert Harbaugh Motors ■■ ?^°USES h ^ S - B l K T i I vôois ”*0. Real good conditiolion I AUTO R EPAIR S 1<^«vof.^3500J34iiaflfl -D Q .’ ^QQQ . IO X Q IA J 3 «all.eob- -$900ai«QCv-qg3i3-S53— • I & ACCESSORIES _ SARATOGA-94. whito SEMI a HEAVY- . Ot partoling & FORD '67 AorostiMtor Von . 67B<»49 or 677-500 OLOS '84 Omega. 4 ^ cy 460 & 390 ENGINES, usodBd marblo colored, all elect. IDEA>EAL'73. 21-SollCon- I EOmt PM ENT s e a t Low mis, vory cleon. goo cord LX. now timing g e ars, rurruns & reconditioned. $400 & ? S ^ 7 8 B ^ : 208-733-4768. custom storoo. & 143 $800. Call 734-0060. . ote $2.00(Vof(or. 423-5829 tainmined, dbl. bod*couch. > Call 731* 100 K mllos. 5 spd,Sd.grM I i. great. $1.000.536-6643 _ dinedlnolto. & bunk bod. oxc. CHEVYVY 1961 2 ion. groin —— - M-oii r j i condition. „ow susurr m m er' . 1. almosi now rugby ■ 1 II 0 0 8 I DODGE '83 Vi g 9 0 7 ^ cond,$3000.00.423-6119. bod. 0 — ______and wintor Ilros with • holsL»L $1395.734-5257i I TRUCfJC K PA R TS irus. Good $8500. Can 726-2611 iHOTORIÊSft^ IDE^3EAL, 30'5th whool. rrrr r ^ g ^S S O R IE S or. Needs en- FORD'87 Taurut Call 543-5381. cond.. crulso com BEFOREEYOD BUY A Excel, cond. Extras. TRICK HIGHWAY ” * 3 ™ ' HONDA. A tC O rtW .! COACHMAN '77 25 It. ^$6500. Call 208-733-4036 rr. Is occopUng spalod FRAME S-IC ■ $3500/olfor. 324- Roof AC. new tires. Grand Cara- - oucolyplus poorl gr } on tho follov^lng Homs 8 3 -9 4 .Co.®Com°p‘tJ l o d7s°c Boni ° overhaul, FORD'88 Taurusjs90Kmls.. 9 Excol. cond. Boi NEW DOIIDGE CAR OR SeOOO/oHor. 738-8993 JAY(IAYCO-92lont inkier, 10 tjni suspension & ^ 2 ^ - brake front ,208-349-5715 lo a d e d , g o3d o d cond.. homo, must sacri t t. expands to 21 ft., oxc. Clemsimsnt 7 7 12 yd. Belly_ ^transfer ccas a s o ,w ^ p lo le . ” 900rtltor.2( 13-3929.______$500-cash bonuS l jraucKiANYWHERE DODGE '76 Mlnl-motor cond,. sacrinco for S3900. Diirnp'■np Gravel-notler.------roar ind. V ------;------$3500,-CalT733-3 homo. 21*. Rod DnJo solf- j. WlMpart oylor 0 0 D G E '9 1I C Conversion ------buyer. Coll 326*416*4369 I ! Call 7334564 Minimi 3r$440. 678-4277 Loadod.or. 539-3036 or elod Insldo, Now tiros. $40$400. Coll 934-0920 6:00 p 54 ovos. $4800. 423-5175. ------FormeSESS ______JT CORDOVA ‘94 33' Slh tactI LyloLv Towne. Dietrich CKEVY *78 GET OF THE FREEWAY ^ h ( 7 8 'AT. AT. 400. ■ ■ whool. dbl. glides. W /0 HIghwjhway Dist.. al 544- ll ownor. $3495. U ANDCOMETO opilonal, opil tako ovor pay- 244515 or1 544-2227. Tho a-0797 4I I DOWNTOWN Wondell merments O A q 734-1649 ,pi9tr1dtrict has Ihe right to oc- M0w:s XHE!SMAR|TIM E A N|W^ ^ 198821 fUAorollie, ISmpg >t or roluso any or all CHEVY7 7 9 9 Luv Chromo Qonorator.AC.4.3V6. KOM:OMFORT -84 5lh whool.. SJP*s. ® whools.. go good tiros, runs moko down bod. 24'. 2 f . AC. awning, powor . Sl800/oflor. Coll______* Tho Biggest llttlo |acl onolno]lno. Call 678-2930. - Qmnd Manr«a(qiis.S3000Kinor 3 throughout wtth hardwood $1715. Ploaso coll 208- — S— floor kitchen. On ChQv sn. Moving to Neb J j 324-4M2 or 206-324-2724. HUNTEITER SP2150 ScTs^r <11686-2035 OR rolot chassis with tog _ _ 21 f t deck hoight 3 r axial; This unK Is llko new riOADRUNNER q a 16(1. JIh, 8' long. Perfect cHEVY.. *91.*9 Sllvorodo. O w W with less than 7,000 mllos. sioiSleeps 6 ,12V & oloctrlc. eond.Id, $3900; n e a so call shorp. loadioodod.groolcond. M ^ a y m b TIt III Can 734-7279 during iho QnGood shapb. $1650, Con 43^1:5434 5^ or 678-3409- Musi soil.oil. $11.400/olfor. day or 324-2927 In tho 73< 736-7249. nt r can 208-768-7799. " ______I IiRNATlONAL-SS.CObS ------iHICA 3 M PER '88 2 4 'te n t ovorw)rw /sloep«.350C um - CHEV Y,'9 .'91 1 . Surbucban- . 0|Mm ^ MOBILE TRAVELER'85 trailtrallor. Goa/oloc., refrlg.. mlngs.igs. 10 spd. now U/w. silvorado.do. 1supor sharplW I_____C 2 lii 28fLOas9C .furrfurnace, oxc cond $3500* oxcolcol. c o n d .. 3 0 0 .2 9 6 '-ton.-eSKKmis.-Not4X4bul mi ■ -■ • 460 Ford. Gen,, AC, /olfi/olfor 324-3307 afior 6pm otig.rr^ mis. $6500.8344465 ^ ,i o r mllomileage, low pkg. < 1997 M A Z D ^ a a O00 i SE EX. CAB r rear mado down bod. — — 0. Call 734-7608. B230<^ I Absolutely bMutlfultl TAU•AURUS 10B8 2 8 ' S lh LOADEIDER. 1983. 644C JD *^3.000-.g $17,900 vitheel vrtii wilh stondup ovor loodeiIder w/3 yard bucket. CHEVY,'96 '96 Tahoe LT Dark Wo havo novor soon a sheshot. * oxlrasl $9,000. Compmploie rebuilt, soo to chorry loadodloo( loaihor In- doalwocouldntboatat .. Can Cat 678-3786 anor 6PM. . approc>«faatel.Call423-^. .g m33.000 o 324-5880 I j t ■ERRY*85 29'. twin beds. HACK, DOWfT^wJê” t e w ;K .73 10wheotor. VB CHEVY. ExL Ext Cab, 1991.4 J ------53W 023 stereo. mlcrowave.sleep8 Mackick diesol. PS. fresh whool drivo.dri $10,000. _____ a 6,TV.-ACr Many oxtrns.- - trans/'ns.'W/»oepundor;LWB - p f o c ^ ccai208-543-B643.- ^ ' RVBUYERSl. V, Exc eond $ 7 ^ 734-8943 fori^xspud bod. Good cof>d. :______It offer. Can 934-4218 DODGE'89'*89 K ion 4X4.360 . SAVE MONEY 'ERRY . 1976, 19* self- 5 ^ ® ktlntamtotmtMla Motor »s. or 934-5391 d a y s - êxc. cond. Coil Homoa ^ .LERSSQporloble -■ Mm E^*148 O u 734-3852 leave msg. woldsIder. 4 cyl. gas. 1984 DODGE■ *92 95 D akota 4X4 . J 0 ™ •del, 420 hrs. T.T. GOO Club Cab:a b LE w /lopper. Pm « ■ Wd «l •S ales’ Sorvico* Buy trERRY er i RESORT-'6 9 .2S*. Ip. Uke now. $2600. 4.0X0 cood $13.5- R B J : •Son *Trade nw^^m ,^(ujh^f-cont; 431.S1-5434 or 677-4408. OQ- 3 ^t-3307 * ^ aflor 6p.m. o p fcsh S 5 S ^ lk r* l [M SoSw >3ay‘» ‘“**or iCTOR.'92 Komtwofih FO R D *79•79 F150/400. ’ CTRV TAURUS-ai 26tt '’KWO, S 430 DofroH. 418K S l x rex.'A t ^ T, bod cover; i a a ful^N l roar bod, awning. Like ' 8 .1 : 4 7 1 0 tro n s. 62* S2600/offeiofferU}24-6503 evo 1 9 997M AZM Ua0pjE'.iX.CAB4X4-|- 1 9 9 7^JETT,T A G L ^ now. $11,500.64^6539 XTRAVAN, 1990. 19V4 ft. FO H D '832 2 !Bronco.'Cloan. Motor Home Van. Under TCTirERRY. *94 29 ft 1 owner, ' 2g»7l6-70100T326-251?. must sell,sell. $3000. Call .___ 21,000 miles, like now. IIMllko new. fully loaded. i-d«|i\ILER.1S89 flatbed 736-0947.« — ^ Loaded, Incl. generator, MUMUST SELL. Call 678- 4933or800-B71-4611.' 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il W orkeiirs need time toI fe1 e d th(e ir sou lsS Survey:r. 3 0 % o f p)re-retirees ] JS Knl|ht«fN>w»S>Mc* leave« withi no pay? retreat centerer in Golden Valley .M inn. ------^------Ifth' the finances could be workedked out, I Rounds, who) hash also been working witha haves4'|ved less tthan $10,OCKX) : ^ Do Americans work: tO'too much? Juliet suspec^ most people wouldn’t neecleed much th e employei’ees of the University of ; I Schor, author of "Tberhe Overworked conviivincing to take the time off. Betty Minnesota Hosospital during its merger with TTio Assoclstod Pwss ______retire rement years." : A m ^ ca n ,?ta^ w e d o .. . Olson,on, A.rerirjBd.career counselcselor who- Fairview Hosp!spital, believes breaks are an Amjnong other findings of thele nnation- —f.:.- Schor s i ^ we hay« beobeOT-a4dihg-abbut--' -spent-:nt-25 years hielping corporatete vworkers-— essential-compnponent for jo b seekers-andnd.;.. -■ ...WASHINGTON — Despite grooving__ widele telephone ^urvey_of .l,2p0jj>P,i)piir(i- - ^ nine hours a year tb our'ur work schedules in Milklinnesota make cTifficult tramransitions, career changerers. *• am oty over Social, SeSecurity, three in 10 rired;d people aged 22 to 61: t ‘ aiace the 1960s, for anin ioverall annual putst it very simply: “Any way peojTeople can “Job seekerers arc often so busy doingng of the Americans closclosest to retirement • ,1.Two in three respondents,Its, or 68 “ ! increase of 163 hours betweenb«i 1969 ■ the acts5 of0 job seorch, they don't seelee say they have persorsonally soved less percecent, ocknowledged they coulc:ould save ; : and 1987. In other worvords, you’re the valueue of goining perspective,"s," than 510,000 for thele years; they are no morere if they m ode the effort,, althoughaltJ ^ : spending about one monlonth more at Thecor}irporation wants to eat upupyoursout. Roundsi said.s “To me, career meansms longer working, one-t:i-third believed they connotmot save • : work this year than youI wouldwc have in Y ou/ttnhave to take c a n o f your■ ov. o w n s o u lif reer development is to renewew Boby boomers appcppear to have fared becai:ause of a lock of discreticetionory ; 5 1969. d the process of job searchI is even worse. incoirjme. : If you love your work,rk, this might you 're going to survive.ve. an opport)rtunity to make good choices» s According to a survlurvey conducted for WhI^hen the 68 percent werere askedi ' not sound like a bad dealtaL But most of for yourr life.1 The way to m ake good>od Fidelity Investmentsnts by the reseorch aboutlUt specific ways in which theyhey could « f 'US would like-more timele Ufor our fami.------“ ------, — cholcesisris to step back and be con-3n-“ -group Public'Agendo,ida, one-thirdof'the cutbcbock to save m ore for retiremirement—- - lies, personal projects andind education. — bCBetty Olson, retired careereer counselor tempiadvdve." respondents believeve Soclol Security’s suchh ias dining out less often, shoshopping ^ • The constant increasease in work — ' If youX doc d e d d e to stop out, whatlat funding problemsI orear so severe thot morere carefully for groceries or spend-s ■ hours robs xis of that oppopportunity, while figurere out not to work is a good ideeidea.” should you do0 with> your time? If the breoklok they do not expect to :receive ooy bene- ing lcless on clothing ^ fewerr thanth 20 ; ; ' also distorting our perceptepdon of the world Whe^hat kind of advice is thatat fromi a is substandal,1. says six weeks or longer, you'OU ■ fits from the system.'n. That was up from perceccnt soid they would be veryery likely ^ ; and our place in it. If: wiwork is the most career!er counselor? might do wellill to have a plan for a leastost one-quarter of those>se polled in a 1994 to do:lo so. ■H ; important thing in our liveIves, what happens “Th«rhe corporadon wants to eatIt upu your pan of that period.pe You could take on\ a ' survey by the sameI gngroup. • COnly 37 percent of respondav break after losing theirlir jobs,j to day off each weekwc while job scorching? OrOf ment. bcrsvs w ere even higher 70 pcrceirccntfor ' ; ^ least for short pericsriods of time. seversr the tie with their old com;ompanies just a few doyilys a year away from family That included 3010 percent] of those bothh ;young adults, aged 22 toD 32, 32 and ' : Sabbadca^ traditionallylly the purview of whilele reflecting on new possibisibilities. and work? closest to retirement,ent, now aged 51 to “pre-te-rctirces” aged 51 to 61. : academics, are makinge sisome inroads at Then,n, (Olson recommends a four-da;-day week Well, somethithing is almost certainly bet 61, and 40 pcrcent of v'uby boomers 33 • SSeventy-six percent of-all-re1-respon- I ; major national companiMtes. • of job!lb search, vrith Fridays off forir personalp< ter than nothinting. W ith just a little tim e at« to 50. dentsIts said they feel they shoufiould be : ■ According to the authithors of another rcnewtswal and weekends held openn forfo fami- hand, try to kc veryt g

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M o nJEY e ■ ^ Stockss edgq Jslightly ^higher Treasujry tocradck down 0Dn overseaias I wire traansfers;wvill use n ejw forms in slo\îv e s ts ^ sssiCnoff year WASHINGTON (AP) other bosseisses of organized crime Itlaundering. He added, howcowever; -■ Aiming to choke offiff :illidt drug may be ableabl to separate them- tlthat they believe the regulatlulations ra w YORK (AP) — — - - ' , — ----- Stovaljvall, president, Stovall/TwentyIty- profits flowing to ColColombia and selves fromom street.levd criminal v,would do litde but impose a pspaper, other trafficking centiinters, federal activity,, theyth caînot separate v.work burden on the natiilation’s rose modestly Monda;« “ M i F k( e e t i n b n e f !St Advisers, noting the guessing investon were rductanc t me has b w strwsfuL “Then^ officials proposedd new1 rules themselvesves from the profit;sjil. 1148,000 monoy transmlsimission 'any big bets beforee today’st ; May■iy 1^. 1997 ■____5 Sis-a - . slight upward bias (ot Monday requiringg r new forms that activityrity," he said. \ 0offices and their customers,•rs, who; Federal Reserve meetiiuwoninfier- o DOW(bduitria]triaU) . . NY8E Mondmday) because many peopli from people wiringlg 1as little as The prop'roposal builds on a spe- 0often are immigrants sentsending : home. est rate policy, inaldng itftthe'slow- tl I M H BW" f W M V thinkink th m will be a positive reacJ J $750 abroad. clai emergiirgency order in effect nmoney to th d r family back hor est d ^ of the y w on Wall[WStieeL W donncn no matter what tlie Fed does.” Anyone wiring thatlat amount or since Auguigust for wire transfers “A new currency transac ______IheJDowJoneaJndustzi OnTridBy..stocks.pnUedi}ad,-V more through transminnitters such as from the! NewN« York City area to nre p o rtw ill result in overer 1 mil- age stumbled in tbe mimorning, arply as some surprisingly “ We51erh~TJhTtfrtrW-Mofieygrom -----arugloras'^ s'lh Colombia, which - ■ H lionhtw" filings withTfomcomiromitant------direataiing D extend FMda]ida/$nefa^ robujbust economic data forceced Payment Systems Inc[nc. and thou- Rubin saidtid once amounted to as Itincrease in compliance costsosts and Iy 140point slide, but s tad%recov- ^ S&P600I . AMEX . invesvestors to reconsider theiigir sands of independentint storefront ■ much asI $800SE million and now viwill do nothing to curb the! momoney, ered and rose 34.21 to-?i M recencent optimism that marke operations would l>ele irequired to have “virtuirtually dried up.” klaundering problem,” he said.lid. Broadomlcet indicators Sabc S ' mand Is easing enough to keei»p s gnina, however, was thee unusualu tion of a two'vo*montb guessing Therhe Dow’s weakest compo 3940 Glenbrook Dr. calm before tbe pbtenda]dal storm game that’s sentsen the markets slid- nents,nts, meanwhile, were Boeing P.O. Box 1066 that could folloW" todaylay’s Fed fng and soariiiring, Tuesday ntay downwn 11/2 to 97 1/4, and Unltec deliberations on the econoimomy.. actually provesiê and-climadc. Technchnologies, down 11/4 to 7t Hailey, Idaho 83333 Analysts and invInvestors "The Fed could.playco it cither 1/4,, bothb< economically sensitive[ve 1 (208) 788-3456 remained divided overr whetherw way, and eitheiher way it could pro- issuesues that could suffer if tht inflationary pressuresres seem duce a sign of)f relief,”z said Robert pacece of0 business slows. Jk ? J m AS A NEWSPAPER ININ ' ______•______4 EDUCATION SPONSOR Thoir contiibullon hos dramoUcall/ JL ^ broadenod tho world for ovor 100100 SoulouUiom Idaho studonts in eoch tchoiichool day for tho tost 9 wook period. Theyrhoy hoviBVO dovolopod a truo buslnoss-ftcho(school preparedd for elbp')w Co elbd\)w seating lortnorship by providing tho wtiolo<0 itfcitfo oxporlonco, ol novrtpopor. for Ihoso1090 AbovBlslhePoPower Engineers leam. In7 front,fn fmm /eft, are Btudonts ond tholr toachors. Knlght-ltkM»r>«w»SwvtceI consumer conf}nfidence.” AnAmerican: A irlines Inc th e Susan Langer.r, £Ernst "E.T." Theiss end Deena 0< S eig . In Ihe AGAIN. THANKStl Trippler sasaid the one group spoke•okesman Tim Smith said th Powor Englnoors ______DALLAS_rr,The.progn}gnosis for ....Ith a t .n ^ suffeiffer most is the bua- carritrrier has noticed a n^.trracad? ______center row are ElaineEl M anrofl. Debbie FosIqster. Lorf Royal a n d ____ summer airline travelrei isn’t a > ness travelers,•rs. Althou'^ airlines Weekeekend flimts a r e l^ t fullerrin I; PautWagnBr.iniIn back are Bill Lewis, Bill'Shaffer, Sh Doug Ferris, NEWSPAPER tNEOUCATlONH pleasant one for.travele•elers who tiy to save chichoice seats for their theesummer;^(nan sv in p w years.' Connie Taytor,’or. Suzanne Walsh. Warrenen Myers and Tom like elbow room and lovlow fares, higher-payinging business clients, “We "W< started seeing it last yea^ McLaughlin. Th\They sponsored a Southernm iIdaho classroom. experts say. the reality is that vacationers wherhere the traffic during th I ... Airplanes during theI peakpe trav*— book far in ad\uivanceandlayclaim - -weeki Viras significantly highc ,el season likely will1 beb very . tothewindow.)W. and aisle seats. thanlan midweek,” Smith said ' To helpi p sjsonsor a ciassroiroom, contact: H i e Lcrowded, even more-soo thanlm^Jhatoftenit! a leaves the business ~ 'Veaifears ago,-weekends were kini !■ ■■ Sandl Falcojibi|iburg' or Peter York’at 733-33-0931, e x i 273 or 253 - summer when three of; foifour seats ’ traveler stuck!:cklin the middle seats of dow."sloi TheTunes^Vevvs8 il were filled on the averageIge flight. on airplanes,s, imt travel Vanguard AirlUrlines Inc. fly, such ' . as'DaUas/Fort'irt Worth-Kansas City, °T?Sa„.,hissummmer n for D/FW-Atlantmta or D/FW-Long ■ww ith a tribute intnem orium in TlThe Tim es-Newi/ s business travelers is goinging to be a Beach. The numajor carriers gene^ nightmare,” added Viviiivian Lee, ally match tho!hose fares, he said. ^ lin e analyst forBT SecuritiesSe< But exceptIt ffor those fores and Corp. “You’re going to0 seea very isolated "mitninisales,” leisures Sectionin r u n s M em ori:r ia l D a y ■ , full plan ^ this summer.” fares are ruo-unning as much as People who flew inn sumsi mer SlOO higherir than even a few MMonday, May 2i2 6 1996 remember few emptnpty seats, weeks ParParsons said. With ah' .particularly during pealeak'hours planes flyingg rnearly full, airlines Deadadline is Monday, Mailay 19 ■ and on peak days. Accorcording to have less neeieed to offer bargain th e Air Transport Associsociatton, prices to attracract travelers. . U.S. carriers Glled 75.1 percentofpej “ItseemsUktiifo (}}Q oixplanM are CfcSy their seats in June-Augu:«ustl996. fuUalready.il. I think any time the n t Davavid Engling jU peaking at a load factortor of 76.3 airplanes get;et into the 70 to 75*’ I yv. C. W inters T percent in August percent loadd ffactor, our comfort ____ W E .D ecei cemberJ,..ia42,Sjj _ ------F6riUori996rD:S.’cS.'Tarrfere-----Ifevel'drbps-so'•86'bad,-it’s'itobielieV=“ ■;------une 17, 1993 M r. w ; w aick reported a load factor of)f 669.8 per- able,” hejsald.'id.' "But it’s also what - • cent, the highest percehtaintagei^ puts mon^’ in the bank for air- ^Septembers, 1930 years. So far, 1997 iss nrunning lines. I dgh^t ccare what airline It March 3, 1989 'ur courage and ^ ■ Septem ber 7 ,1 9 6>2 2 ■ aheadofl996. is, from ^ uj th ^ ^ t ^ d very still inspire M “ . June 2 ,1 9 8 7 Terry Tripplet, edieditor of, Augustarjgol Airfare Report, offeredlasucdnct a s ''dousmes£” M onica M ichele JS all, and the . Vu prediction for the busyisy travel Chrlstiift LeLevit^ spokeswoman Though out o f sight, , temoryofyour Forever m issed , months this stfmnter:er: "Full for Am'encai:an Express Travel n e v e r forgotten. you'll forever be in my The m em ories within li\ ■ ly Yourtile fills us with planes, crowdedâlcpoiports, and said bookings are " y and laughter, j May Cod hold you1 in 'slightly higher prices.” be strong across the heart and mind. our hearts. W e ncsvcr gi “ 1 /i brave, • The Travel InIndustry NorA Atmndcidc A strong dollar is to ever say goodbyeleFeltman an |W the palm o f His hand.nd. 'Association of Americaifcn’tp is ^ helpingspurair aif increase in travel days without you socr men/ays In our hearts, dieting \^ th e r airplanesoeswillbe toEuropj^she . in th e Mln. ' Helen Winters % I live forever in ^ S pVife, l i k Shirley & Love you always, • more crowded this ye<^,t , 1but the . Travelerss afpa aren tly aren’t » a lot of waiting until1 midyearn: to fly inter- iBWff W Always wllhIr got l a chance J o y S fa m iiy ^ Your family grou&lahticipates that t Q M om , Dad, James 6 ■peome will be tra'Tavelingi naridtally. AeAccording to the Air ! and now our B f spokesman Eric Fina said.. Assodation, U.S. air- “ "’•o linger • ^Îw ay: 76.6 percent of their . ■- “We’re expecting ?it t ^t o b e . Wlf« good summer in partt b* lO i^ a n d ' daj«.'.Thei Pulici l i t ^ Publish!^ Co. )l ______1 I weekend mornings, is! stshUting . ' assumed ovmeiaeiidilp of the news- ]|,^1' My Name ______. 1 ^ I publiiatibn tim^s to malnakB the, ’. paper last *aiear. ^ o r e , Scrlpps - <;■ { paper available ,tQ - rereaders ' League haOFowiied 0 The Daily . 'I’j Str«t Address ______I throughout the day, saidd ppublish-' >'E k ald since 192&19 i| '• — I / erKincParUnson.” ' ■ : nim newspaper in St.' f | ^ “The momUjgislot isIS a mdi-Q / George also1 planspj to switch to' favortHiIe slot ror both.nii readeri 'nkon^mgddiveiverystuting-Ji^l.' lii

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