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■ ■ .■ - '• L 7 UT.-,,,- ne l m ■^■KE&E59JS Good mL. sen’s comments reflect gro\rowing con- 65, is scheduleluled to begin gradually risinglg to a ^ ly Americans begin receivingng .Social Security gressiona stale-owned bombingIg rangei in Owyhee |y nal pressure lo restrain entitle.llcm chlpro- new level o' f 67 67 by the year 2022. County. benefits. grams susuch as Social Security and P a g e B l “1 think that’s one of thehe iIhings lhat we which ha-lave bccomc the biggest conti g the retirement age more, qui shshould look (at) as peoplee iiveli longer and thcrecort)rd federal deficits o f recent yi Jc significant savings over thec las made the idea a favorite an longer and are more productivetive,” Bentsen said ident Cliriinton has ap'^oinlcd a coi imong John Wayne did al deficit hawks. id it on the NBC’s "M eet Tlic Press.’5ss.” ■ chaired b;by Sens. Bob Kerrey, D-Ncb,eb., and John ° , Sec. Iloyd B Twin Falls womann hash; collected dolls But Bentsen said the administnistratibn currcnlly C. Danfoiforth, R-Mo., to recommendid rcfonnsi in Please see BUDGETET/A2 L o o k in g to>trim tri deficit for 79 years, a hobby)by thal ranks with coins and stam ps amon^ong collectors. P a g e B l Late-eveniningfire Budget5 t—

49ers clinch battle eyese Son Francisco clinchnched its lOth NFC W csi tille in the last 12 years w ilh a 55- 17 rout ofD ttroit.S undanday. Defens(se P a g e D I The Associated Press A , WASHINGTON — Bolh)lh ssides will give a little as the administrationon titries tu balance domesiic spending needsIs wilhv, Pentagon concerns thal the militaryI is being danger- I _Qusly-j>hortchnngcd, Treasicasury Secretary The wimp factoror I Lloyd Bentk'n said Sunday. Why arc men afraidid ito go to the doc- ly. • • tor? Maybe they don’tI’t vwant to hear what BenLscn, speaking on NB(NBC’s “ Meet the the doctor m ighl tell the:them. Press" said there was "no10 q question” that P a g e C I money for domestic progranjrams might have to be adjusted to ensure militnilitary readiness. He said tliere would be give;ivc on bolh sides Toys that don’ttcare ci as the govemmen' fulfillss iuits commitment A festively decoratecIted house can be a . to cut the deficit by $500) bilbillion over five minefield for small childrenchi during the years. Christm as season. v; “ ■ ~ P a g r C 1 ------Inman’S'ideasa s - A3-----

Defense Secretary Lesi AsAspin. in a dis- pule wilh administrationI budget bu planners; ! that becamc public just dayslys beforeI his res- ____ Cut, cut, cut ignation was announced lastMt wcxk. .said the... . ' defense budget over fhe: ncx'riTvenc years The first o'rder oof business for would fall S50 billion shortort ofi meeting al- Congress next monthh should be signiH- ready trimmed program goalsoals. cant federal budget cuts,uts, a guest editorial BRAOeUJSmw-nw^NmB ' That figure, based on a higherhi infiation says. Charred remains ara all t1 h a t 's left a f te r a fire e n ingulfed the living room71 of< this Twin Falls homeTie S a tu r d a y n i g h t irale and new pay raises for>r militarym person- P a g a A 6 ncl, has since been revisedsed down to S3! billion by the administratioation.. But Aspin Candl pickcd up some key allies; in Congressi w]io le-caus< arc demanding thai the milila iedblazzeblacl ‘kens ililary nol be sub- jeel to further sacrifices. "I agree with Secrelary’ AsAspin's position: Tailhook prosecucutors lose on that, and I've talked to the president It's been about a yea Chr « about it personally." Senatenute Armed Ser­ year sincc the Fen- ristm ass cheer• at honne J vices Committee Chairmanin SamS Nunn. D- tagon Tailhook reportrt was\ released and ByPhilSahm the basemenent after the flames werere put; Campbell identifiecfied the homeowner as ( Gn.. said Sunday-on C BS’S’ ""Face the Na- mosl cascs against theic accuscda have fall- Timcs-Ncws writer out. Battal;alion Chicf Wayne Camptipbell Bob Alexander. tion." en apart. _ , said. The candle thntit sistarted the fire was ' "If you take money out whwhen you antici- P a e e A 3 TWIN FALLS - A candindle sparked a Tlie firee talarm camc in at 10:55 p.mI.m. at thought to be exlinguiiguished before the res- pate lower inflation, then;n ifi you w ant a fire Saturday night lhat lefteft an estimated 674 Mounlimain View. idents lefl the home,le. Campbell( said. ' sound defense budget, youou haveI to put il S 125.000 in damage to a MountainMe View Fircflghtihters orrivcd four minutesi later k Ten firefighters; andan three engines re------j back if inflation looks highergher." Nunn said, Drive home, a Twin Fallslls Fire Depart- lo find theic hom e’s living room cngulgulfed sponded lo the fire.. FirefiglitersFi had to lay “ Il’s the principle that 1 thinkthin is very im- m cnl spokesman said Sunda)iday. in flam e,, (Campbell soid. Fire dam:image a line from a fire hydrydrani to help douse the------portant here, as well as thcthe effect on the No one was home when thet fire start- was confincined 10 the living room, buill healh flames. Fire crew.s: relumed rci to the station------1 program." Bombing allegatiiI t i o n s . cd. but a pet cat was found-nd unharmed in and smoltcfi damoged> the rest o f ihc hoinouse. about two hours aflerler IhcI alami sounded.------* Sen. John McCain, R-Ari2Ariz., blamed the * The United.Staless aand Britain may ' ------1 White\ House for the budgeidgel dispute and have fingered Lybiai in a passenger jet said it will be a litmus test for the man bombing lo divert sussuspicion from the T nominated to be A spin's successor,suc( Bobby other possible culprits. Inman. ■ ■ PageAB PLO^ maikes offei;r tp md\ve peacee ahead ; "1 think Admiral Inman,, to have credibil- ■ nThe u Associated Press over implementinglg PalestinianF autonomy in ily, * is going to have to standnd iup to make up Amerii'leans arrested - A8Ai time for a tentativeive midweek summit be- ffor that S50 billion .shortfall,all. or he’s going OSLO, Norway — The PLO0 ooffered Israel ' ...... ' tween Israeli Primenc IMinisier Yitzhak Rabin to ' have a problem," he said.d. . • , 1 compromise on two mainn o bsiacles to senior PalestMtine Liberation Organizatiorion of- and PLO chairmann Y asser Arafat, McCain, appearing onm /ABC’s “This Section A ' Section C PalPalestinian sclf-r^le in the occuccupied Icrrilo- ficials wourund up tw o days o f talks in the Afler the talks cmended late Sunday, Peres Week \ with David B rinkley,":y," suggested that : W e a th e r...... 2 FeFeatures....'..1-8 ...... rics; and Israeli media reporp o rted “ m uch- same countrjtry mansion in soutliwestem71 iNor- iind PLO officials; relrelumed home for discus- ""congressional pork, barrclincling" in the dc- progress” Sunday in 'talks lo salvagei the_ way wbera-^Llhey held secret talks lhalt leled to sions, said Svcrrc I N a tio n ...... 3 CcC o m ic s ...... 6 P " :c B ergh Johansen o f the J i a ^ c budgei be stopped,1. andai said other landmark PCSQC accord. the signingI co f a historic peace agrccmeinent in Norwegian foreignn ministp-.m He snid the two rmojiey could come from di O p in io n ...... 6 MeM ovies...... 7 ( n domestic pro- Operating under a ncar-blackockout of media. September, sides would meetI agagain in a few days, but ggrams such as the nationalnal scrvicc pro- W o rld ...... 7-8 DeD e a r A b b y ...... 7 Isn Israeli Foreign Minister Shimoimon Peres and Negotiator:ors were trying lo settle dispisputes wouldn't say where.^ ^ ______£gram.

S e c tio n B S e c tio n b~ S p o rts ...... 1-4 . MagicValley...! Obituaries....;..2 S e c tio n E Death1 becom(les realility on Iddaho’s cieath TOOW Id a h o /W e s t...... 3 FoF o c u s...... 1 N a tio n ...... 4 LeLegal notices..! 1The Associated Press ■CliC lassified...... 1 -8 , Charboneau, othithers •BOISE — A Jaw ycr who3 hashi helped two \ 1 men'Ieave Idaho’s Deaih RowRo' alivo fears “ haveescap^ci ^ d — ...... that convincing other condeAdeitined inmates death penaltyf-B4 - to keep fighting will be tougfmgher under the shadow o f the state's first cxi 36 After spending almost all his adulti life in years, rison, Wells dropped hiss apappeals last Joan Fisher o f Genesee saidaid she will con- ■ebmary and demanded thatJhc_slalej:ai7y the ______tinue lo'ing to slop next montl ut the death sentence o^crcdcd \by 4A Dis- even th o u ^ double murdererrer 1Keith Eugene rict Judge Gerald Schrocdcr.'. WellsW snid he Wells has asked to 'die. Shehe : secs it as her HBWW b /anted to end the pain for his family and ■ duly to the others. iiosc o fthe victims. “There’s no doubt that KeidLeith’s execution The Idaho Supreme Court is consideredo a is on every one of ihose: guguys’ minds," ' iberal. even obstructionist basti(dstion by death Fisher said. ‘ cnally advocates tired o f waiti/ailing through ' “There is a sense o f hopcle; 1 / ll»6 Unnxl iin ta tt. rc iclessness.'There ccmingly endless appeals for what they is a sense of, 'Vrliy am I goingjing on?’ Unless ontend would be the dctetrenl:nt eeffcct o f cx- the attorneys are with their■ cliiclicnts dirougli- B w ? ' cutions. But the justices comromplicd with S shoppiping out Ihis entire proccss, wewc could see a wVeils' J wishes. domino effect. days to Chrhrlstm as . ... • P ris o n e rars facing the death penallalty In Idaho aro no longcig e r h a n g e d .T h e y s “That, I can assure you, 1I wwill n y 10 prc- So did his attomey, Ada CoiCounty Public le adm inistered a lethalI InjectionIr In a trallor at th vent.” : the prison In Boise. Dc)cfender^Amil Myshin. andd FisherFi has a ■ W& print o n1 rerecycled paper. , 'roblem with that. Please recyjcy cle It ag ain . Wells, a 31-year-old husbanband and father, just afler nmidnight on, Jan. 6 for bca)cating while robbing a Boistoisc tavern in December is scheduled to receivc a lethal letl injec^n John Justaitad and Brandi Rains to dea^hd< 1990.. -* / ' Please seee DEATH/A2D

mmmimllmmm ______. ------I ,A-2 Timos-Nows, Twin Falls=alls. Idaho MoncJoy,15ocoml>ort» r 2 0 .1993 l/jTeathi»er ^ Lewisston nBriefly _ policee seek - IV-oopers allegee Clinton improioprieties LITTLE ROCK, Aric. — TTwo state policc officers whowho served in the ' The Accu-Wes'eattier'^ forecast for)r noon, Monday, Decec, 20. ' ^ Oreggon man _security.dclail oClhcn-Gov*JJJJill CIinton alleged Sundayly oion Cablc News ■ Netwotic thal Clinton used mcnembcrs of his seoirity forcece uto facilitate ex- LEWISTONM I(AP) — Lewiston ^ □ z V 1-■' tnunarital sexual encounters. policc have issuetued a first degree mur- j -1 0 s -OsOs Os 1 0 s 2 0 s 3 0 8 40s ^ 50s 60s 70s 8Qs Brucc Lindsey, a senior WWhite House official and Cliniriinton confidant, rrant for 49-year-old • * Bands separate highgh temperature^^ for thele day.ij ^ dcr arrest warra said, “The ailegi^tions ore ridiidiculous." Asked if Clintonn babas denied hnv- man in conncctiction with the grisly ing state policc assist sexuaual liaisons, he told Thc Asst\5socioted PrcsS, ^ death o f a Lewistiiston woman. ’*Yc3, he has.” Lindsey said.1, "Similar‘ allegations werc maimadc.jnvestigot-, © • M > inney. 32, was found ^ P - Leslie M<;Kini ed and responded to during: ihett campaign and there is nothingnotl here ttot ^ • apparently bludgidgconcd to death in a would digiiify a further resporonse." ^ patch of trees in Lewiston Saturday CNN said ils interviews wiwilh troopers Roger Perry and Larry Patter- ^ m orning, son were arranged by attomcncy ClitT Jackson, a longtimeime Clinion critic \ Sgt. Alan Johnhn.son o f the Lewiston who ^ now represents them. JaiJackson refused on Friday to hhave Patterson J Policc Dcpanmcmcnt says thc suspect ‘ and , Perry speak with AP. — David Merli;rle Hawkins. 49 of Salem, Ore., —— ■was awaiting extra- j )oting kills 3, huilurts 2 dition from Pomemeroy. Wash. A“ p artm en t sho( llawkins wasas apparently an ac- OAKLAND, Calif. — Gutiunmen shot up an opartmentent ((AP)-— A jury or- Conq>iIed firoiQfiroi wire icpofts 39.07 dered Domino’so’s Pizza Inc. to pay L _ ,iM 0Q V '.... awarded $750,00,000 in actual damages the new Social Sccuricurity commission- J j Donvor 32 19 .i In an analysis last year. Robi 1®-°® Nornial. 40 22 ■ and $78 millionm iin punitive damages _ J*' )bcrt J. cr, said that lengthejthening life spans ICoouf 39" I Dos Moinos 4S 3 2 ...... • Sunsot todoy 5:07 p.m. hapiro, vicc presidcnl of thele Pro- could endangcr lhee sysystem’s solvency Dotfolt 39 36 ;i 55 a m F rid ay to Je an1 Kinder,K 49. Thc 18- Shap Sunrlso to m o n w 8:05 ressive Policy Institute, a think[ik tank if retirement agegc i:is not raised, Honolulu Bl 71. year-old driver;:r settled out of court 8*^^ ihc ^ Moin. ” Lunor phase; First q» 'ith tics ter Clinton, cofeulotedcd thot • OnjhcNBCpro^ogram, Bentscn'floi- Houston 56 50 .i 28- last wilh Kinder forir SIS 50.000. Ooc. 20; full Ooc. 20 lising thc retirement age to 67 b Indianapolis 37 35. ij,„‘ D o m in o ’s sppokesman o Tim Mein- ' by the ly niled out reductior:lions in cost-of-liv- [Towlalon I 39’ ..... quarter Jon. 4; new Jar car 2008 could save S60 billionon over jpg increases for cm Konsos City 49 25.. jrday_lhc-CQmpan>Lis__ cntitlcment rccipi- icTicxl two decadcs. ents, saying such cut^cuts arc“ norarthi5^ ------Las Vogas 54 3 4 . I d a h o confident tho jujudgment will bc rc- " LosAngolos 66 51. versed. ShShapiro and like-minded ananalysts point'’ und^ considcisideration. He also greater “mcans-tcst- Memphis 53 3 1 ...... Max Milvtin Pep . At issue durihiring the two-week trial mainlaintain that raising li^ retirercm cnt resisted calls for greo — — ' Miami Boach 75 6” 5 ...... Bolso 351616 .....’ w as D o m in o ’ss guaranteej w deliver agdgd would\ only keep pace with1 tlthe in- ing" o f Social Sccurit;:urity and other cnti- Mitwaukoo 37 35...>5 Buftoy 33 2A2 4 ..... pizzas in 30 miininutes opJ^ss. If the creairease in life span that Ameriiricans tiement programs,, underun which bcnc- Mlnnoapolls 32 28. Fairflold 19 -5 -£ ..... delivery is late,;c. the jMlstomcr saves haveaye experienced since Social ScSecui^ Tits’ fo r up p cr-inncomo cc recipients Now Orloons 60 50 . would be reduccd. ^^^^■ndahoFa^n^ f Gooding mm m mim..... $3. ty/ WJwas created in the 1930s. Now York 43 38'27 38. Hagomion 32 ie OklohomaCity 57 29...... Idoho Falls 30 ie ivro Omoha 35 2 8 . " ..... Joromo 27 1£ Phooni* 62 43. it. Deatth ______^ ^ M f p ^ l o t l o l 30- B Z .- - 1 Lewiston- - 35'2£2 9 .'.. i I Twin Folia | 35° | Pittsburgh 38 34. lers, his •‘There is o reasonison they do this at fMatad 32 17 ..... C ontinued frorromA1 ^5'!’Ic refused to discu.ss thc murder Portland, Mo. 37 332-13 2 . Malta 32 1- lifefc in11 prison o t his decision to didie. midnight at the edgedge of town.” he ' t’ortland, Oro. 44 25 . m ” " McCall , mm 0 3■..... She accuscdI IdIdaho's public defend- “ 1 was nobody until now. BuBut be- said, " If people wantvant to continue thc w am m J Rono 41 17...... Pocatello 29 li1 7 e r system o f bei:King inadequate to thc ausc I’ve chosen to go ahead atand do misconception thatlat tthere is a dctcr- SI. Louis 48 37. 3'';;; Salmon 32 Of0 6 ..... Job of represent::nting thc unique legal what'hat the slate was going to do3 tto m c rent, why do they hidihidcil?” Salt Lako City 3 J_ 1 7 - -S oda Springs rfim tim mi ..... problems of eapiiipital punishment cases, jmyy right to Martin Schefter,;r, c chairman ofthe ------. ’LS H 2 L ' San Francisco 58 42. nywoy, they feel they have a ri{ z i ..... Sun Valloy mm mim m ..... S h c T t t p j ^ s h i i SoBlUo 44 2 8 ...... ihin for failing to con- jntcritcrfcre wiih my life,” Wells saimid. ‘‘If D epartm ent o f SociSociology ot Boise __yncc'JV^l.s loI choosech life. theyley thought I was so imporortant, State University,;y, ! said thc death Ellco' Couniy - -liocalxal valley fog and low clouds,s, other- ' “My sx’nse of it is that Keith has whci/here were they when this startedst. penally actually is aabout retribution Foforecasts wise mostly sunny loday,lodi Highs in the 30s exccptIt in Ihc not hnd any supiupport system," Fisher andnd theyt were really needed?” and affirming acccptacptablc behavior, Tw in Falls, Burley,, RiRupert, Jerom e and Gooding:: upper 20s in ihe casl.it. FFair tonighl with'.lows 7£to to lo lO in said. "P a rt o f tiutlte role of the attorney Idaho jji Solicitor General Lynn I “It bccomcs a kinkind o f ritual that Moslly dear loday< wwith patchy morning fog, Higlighs in casl to ihc teens in thehe 'west. Tuesday, partly cloudyly in thc in this proccssss is to try to get him jhotTiomas, who represents the siistate in helps bring togetherher and solidify thc llic Imver 30s. Liglil wiiwinds. Mostly (loudy loniglilll wwilh u north and cast and moslnosily sunny in the west. Highsiis in thc ilirough the d cv:voslating a consequcnces q11H deathj appeals, said someonene may law abidcrs," SchefTccfTcrsaid. few snow flurries hilc.c. Lows1 10 to 20. Decreasingg clcloud.s 30s to low er 40s. of Deatli Row.I. ItI Just entails treating findind a 9th U.S. Circuit Court oolf Ap- Robert Marsh, ch£chairman o f Boisc TucsJay with n few monlom ing flurries. Highs in thc 30s.lOs. them like humanlan beings, encouraging peal;eals judge to stay Wells’ excctxution. Slate's Department:nt co f Criminol Jus- ' Camoa Prairie and W oood R iver Volley: them not to gi'give up, giving them gm W e a t[her h sum m ary lut thar alm ost ccrtainly wou)uld bc lice Administration,ion, agreed that de- M oslly d e a r Kxlay cx wiih Wells acceding,g, Jehn she said. “Tlic bestcst tthat I can do for vc the 10,000-foot level of Mnur /ard condilions at»ve ti The Idaho road rc report .was un- said,aid, thc execution amounts to) ““state- m y clients is to afTinifirm their humanity Separate siontts sprca;ircad up lo 8 inchcs of snow■ SundaySi and Mauna Loa on HawHawaii Island. w»» available Sunda-day evening. assisssisted suicide." ondgivc them hopeipe ffor living.” on pan.s o f ihc nonhcmcm Plains and thc Northeast, ondand bliz- Astronomers workinjking at obscrvatones atop Maunluna Kca 7iird condilions socked;d thcll peaks of two of Hawaii’s‘s voica-v reported zero visibility,ity. heavy snow and fog, frcezin;:ing Icm- ______. nocs. pcratures and stronglg \wind. Patches of freezing n p.m. weekdays. To repon lale newews and per week. Siudent/miliiaryliiary seivice dehveo' la threw roads prompted official:cials to halt travel lo the summitails Sun- A sto n n system swei;weeping .south oul of Canada I Cil'irculation Jsports “ results after 5:30 and on weeleekcnds. $2.30 per week. S27.60>0 foifor 12 weeks. Sales snow across northern:rn sections of thc Rockie.s andan thc day. Allen Wilson.u n , circulation director „]]call 733-0931. lax included in all above>ove prices. A charge Plains. Tlic volcano-top wcalherwci began clearing by afteiI\cmoon, Circulation}n i phone lines ace open be- o f $15,00 will be leviedvied for all relumed 10 a.m. only. Ifyou do nol re- Snowfall WHS heavyvy across ; parts of Ihe Dlack HillsHi in Ihc weather scrvicc said.saic Il's not that unusual fpt* thithc sum- tween 7 and 10 I checks. Iper by 7 a,m„ call the number ^ Advertising d blizzard-like conditions at leas:ast oncc western Soulh Dakota.)ta, with 6 to K inchcs reportedted near mils lo get snow and bl for your area: Peler York, advertising director ------Jcfomo-Wcnc ijcmcnl^ •___ .Mail jnfo™"ic«_____ In eeninil W yoming.lg. 2 lo 5 inches o f snow fell in1 Ihthe Big A slowly moving stostorm system ofT the southernI CCalifor- 536-2535 collMl] 733-0931. Classified ads. callall 733- The Times-News (UPSUPS 63i-080) ispub^ ' “ I lum M ounfains. withh 2 inchcs at Ljinden nia coast spread lighlghl rain inland during the niglight and Ilurley-Rupccipert-Paul-Oakley 0930931 Monday Ihrough Friday, fromn.7.ajn— lished daily an32'ThirThifdSrw.VTwin ______67K.2552 _ s - umiuntinp,m . Bn^SatwdaysTroiii 7 a,mi,m. until _ t-alli^[dah_o, 8330U1. by b> Maple Volley____ An uppcr-lcvcl stormirm system moved rapidly acrossOSS New through the morning, lefoTd’ • lO'd10 a.m. Info'rmalion dn'display ods is'is'avail-' N w spapen liic! Second-cind-clais pojiaB'e paid d across Thc heaviest raint reportedrej was onc-ihird of an1 imen inch at 543^648Buhl-Cas'tlerc I'ngland. Winter wcaihrather advisories wcri posted a able weekdays only. ai Twin Falls by The Times-Newi.Time Ofilcial cr scrvicc said. • ^ scelions of nonhcastcnicm and centm l Mo.ssachusclts,s. north- r Compton, thc weather » I-ilcr-RoRCfNCifNon-Holliiter cily and couniy newipapalaper punuant lo Sec- easiem Conncclicul andant northweslcm Rhode Islamand, ihc A few showers alsoilso were scattered acro.is thc CG u lf o f 326-5375 SSubKtfptioa rues tion 6C-108 ofthe Idahoiho Code.C Thursday ii National Weather Scrvicrvice .said. Mcxico coast during(thc thc afternoon. . Twin Fallsi anand all otiiet areas ttome j delivery: daily and Sunday.ly. 53.00 hereby designaled as the day o f the week Tlte heaviest snowfall'fall by midday was over northu:hca.«cm Thc coldesLIcm pcmleratures were in tbC-Grcal BosOSin;ihc,._ , ______-ptr_■per_week;_daiIyj_S2A5 week; Aun<“ Si y j_ o n which legal noiicMiwiUb«publi»b«d. will ------— $2.00 pCT week. Mall iUbicripiioM m : Ln Raysvillc and Rome each:h 1had 8 Rockics and Ihe northerthetn Plains, where overnight1 hlows in X, ” .( : send change o f ad- Pennsylvania, where Ln News • pai(paid In advance and are available thc single digits andi tecteens were common. TempcratiTitures in Walwo r . , . S P.O. Do«3o» 548. Twin Falls. inchcs. Iwonh. managing editor . whtwhere carrier delivery is nol mainti O lher snow fall includiludcd6 inchcsutCatskill,N.Y.;,and 5 sevcml locations dippedrped below zero. ir you liavc'c a newt tip or wiili to Utk tu daildaily and Sunday. S3.25 per week, i _ _ _ _ _ . _ inehcr. at C hicopec, Conn.. 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i I I » . Monday. Docqmjmtjor 20. 1993 TlmoS-NoiW.. TwTwin Foils, Idaho A-3 INation-— Prosecuttors strikke out I PoU(ice han(d cu ffwvom an to m aiilbox * WASHINGTON)N (AP) — City policc officials arc ii with TailIhook SC:andal2 rc invciiligaling the arrest of a womanin >who was hand* , cuffccJ lo a-jnailbox)ox by officers for Faulty evidence;:; uncooperative3 vwitnesses, ^ , aboul 20 minutes afterifter a traffic stop. ’ Eileen DeGraff,iff, 39, of Silver ^ ^ 9 victims; military'y’s silence hampepered case Spring. Md.. was slopSlopped by two oRl- Los Angeles Tunes photographs depicliniciing a wide range tif cers in ihe GeorgelovClown area al about scenes from thc Tail!failhook weekend, 2:45 a.m. Salunlay' on suspicion o f dri- WASHINGTON — Wheh e n th e T h e y fo u n d thal th;i women were ving while inloxicalcti Penlagiin released ils report earlarlierthis grabbed on the bullocksbutt and groped, Ms. DeGraff, a1 graphicgr designer, year detailing sexual assaultsIS during pinched and fondleudied. Some victims told The Washingtogton Post she was the l‘)')l Tailhook cotivcniiclion, the were billcn by theirheir assailants: others ' forced lo sit on thehe ground ; in near- diK-umenl landed vyiili sucli a resound-re were knocked.lulu thutl grounds ihcir freezing temperaturelures for almost 20 ing w hack lhal ii appeared few;w w ould clothes ripped off.f, minutes after being f lg pulled ovcr,»Thc be spared prison lemis or dis%jiIjnorahle "Tlicrc is no cxcu:xcuse for ihe miscon- handcuffs chaincd the the w om an to a leg I f t f discharges fur lheir roles.. duct and unbecomioming bchavit)r thal . of thc mailbox. Bul now, as mililary allomeyeys wind occurred at Taillux>kHx>k ’9I," the inspec- Ms. DeGraff could)uU not be readied down llie prosecutions of)f Ihosc lor general said, for com m cnl Sunday. accused of attacking women in a U s T h c fa c t th a tI theIhi cases now are Policc C hicf F red e d Thomas ' ordered Vegas hotel, no one has been:n crN. D ozens of Ford, 36, Ls a* three-rcc-yc:ir veteran and pleaded:d with the officers for anI Ms. DeGraff said one of the offi- level that is Ihe ih llireshold for a momony was damaged when il apappeared airmen lold investiga%tigalors ihal they saw W illiams, 30, hasas been with thc cxplanalicalion, * cers c 'old her she was beingng chargcd drunken-drivinjing charge. She was thathal she had identified ihe w»irting man and heard'nothing.ng. Even when they (Icparlmenl for scvc;:v e n y e ars. A lfo rd She Siiids;iii she w as pulled over aflerr with \ drunken driving, evci/cn though released afterr beingb charged wiili as licras.sailant.I w ere later grantedd immunity, in they still ; atten d ining g a Christmas party. Thc: she ^ had nol taken a Breathallalyzer test, driving while intoxicaied.inti •• ’Wlien mililary justice expcrierts look' rcporled lhal nothin]Ihing had been amiss ______■back-nnbai ihc-Taiiliuok-scaiidal1 and;i Ihe during the ihree dayslays o f partying. de;dearth of couri-niartials. they anare iikelv ------:— I to see a situation in wliich vi none of the participants seemed Defensisenoinii nee knov»wh to fa\v o r Mann slashed nl"ularly inieresled in having pr lions go fonvard. H A\ rT n F R Mike Powell, a fi.rnier Vi antelope 3 0 M _ ^ ^ C by a War pilot and Marine Corps n dose ggovernmlent-induustry tiej allomey who is now a defense a; ^ bleedsis to death for a dozen TailluH)k defendain MENS sS L I A D I F ^ W A S H IN G TO N (AP;A P) — A.s Bobby v ------Tliese issues are: In{Tiun hiLsn'l conim cnicdd di i a « l y „ „ that "this was nol tlie normal sUsleuthing WAllk l l E T S Inman ponders thc movesmo he would W- ' o f grow ing inipt>r-■ llihe projcclcd budget gap. •NTONld (A P ) — A 0 dealh in front o f his ‘J- eas make as defense sccrelarctary, he may be f V lancc as thc gov- Hc h:LS said he believes thllK Defense m a n W c Jlo d TRIF'F O L D S ;in after he w as slashed 'Describing thc faulty witness Ihinking o f Japan —- ncnot so much ihe 1 I ernmeni sinigglesi IDepanment should formm a cli.scr yeawilil trns .of an HOO-pound leclecliims and iilher problems conanfronled CHSCK; k f o IlDS U.S.-Japanese defense,se ; alliancc ‘as the t to keep a strong; aalliancc with U.S. corpororations lo ‘’pf” ley had been pelting and hy prosecuiofs, hc said that "ihcllietewiis CIVJTI unusual copperalion betwbcr een Japanese ^ .•••■ supplier base: reduce r the time it Likes conompanieslo . ^mclopethey J T C H t i an exolic game ranch. -• not a lol o f evidence, ll w as r governm ent and privateIte industry,.i ' IA ' • while -culling; lilum technological brcaklhri:troughs inio feedingalan. moral arle'ry in Gary guys lefl lheir fingerprinis bchin C O I N P U R S t S Inman, a retired NavyNa' adniiral. is defense purchasesi pproducts for the defense; aand world , 1'“' Bellew's lefleft leg was lorn by ihe . B ^ ul in A p ril, w h en Ihe I’ei • known'to believe the: Lns.Ln government and. researchI rm arkets. n ilg a i a l th e M o ffitl ji’''inspector g e n eral's officc relen could benefit from imitanitaling aspects of spending. Some: One of the chief hangups)S i.s Him IlK A fr ic a n nil. O D B U R N C D horilies said, D”findings into ihe 35th Annual T; Ihc Japanese govcrnn'rnmenl’s way of H I C j 1 fear the UnitedI IPentagon’s purchasing rulTiles .som e- R ™ li. ainhoi , Ryan, called ‘ill and Symposium al ihe bis VegasIS Hillon. SOFT CC( O W A N D . doing business. ___ States’ military' lilim es m ake il hard for A mlerican er com- the cases seemed rock solid. kc thal I see the Inina op Ihe bleeding with a ' B U F F A I O "Some people joke lccl.n.il.isicalI panicsp lo adapt new technininlogics 111 '"'>1 !" ''" P indeeeni CR«P ^ . Bul he was unable lo Al ' Icasl yo victims of in( Defense Ctpartmcnl as some form of edge over olher pproducts they can sell bom ill on the l»nrii|<|iiel. li ilhcr alive for the hour il assaull were identified. Inveslisliealive C AIAIF M m ." yiman lold Fortuirlunc magazine in nations colcould be one of Uic eventualI ccommercial and Ihe defensec rmarkets. keep his falhc rgency crews to rcach files on al least I-IO officer; 1986, referring lo Japanipan’s Ministry of victims ofil)f Ihe Cold W ar's end. "Complex mililary accoununtine and ''"'"S' : ranch 150 miles north •referred lo the Navy and Marine" e O i ^ s O P E N f R?/. I . TIL 8 P.M. Ihlemational Trade andnd IIndustry, w hich O ne o f iftl thc most notable statementsi ppriK'urcmcnt policies ... matlake it unat- uitonio, said Burnet'- for "appropriate action."- ..... ■ SUNDA'DAY 12:4. helps companies develop:lop new product.^. inhisW iiilchile H ouse address w :ls this; liiraciive fo; many commerci;dalfinnsKi of San Ant sheriffs Sgt. Allen The inspector general cominducted ^ . agree." "Tiic pub I do business wiih DOD," Inrnman wrote tiinnly sh. “I'm not so sure I dlsagn public is less concerned about li almostain .'^.(KH) interviews and 3-.14 poly- • ^ e l - eeartitermatL> a l Inman isn’t likely to reveali many 6f whal we’re‘re doing overseas or our com-' iiin an article coauthored wilhith Sen. Jett Coipimin. on said Uellew, of graph lesls, pholographed hundiidredsot ' 130 Mainlain Ave. S. his ideas on defenscc'policy p< unlil his milmcnisih> than whether we are gelling aI IBingaman, D-N.M., appear!aring in ihc . look h is sun ba ck lo officers i’j* in an effort to help> %victims Twintin Falls Senate confirmationon hearing ncxl dollar vali^aluc for a dollar spent inI ffall edition of l.ssues In ScScicncc and Pearland, to after the anlelopi; made identify “ their assailants, issuedd :19 sub- 7J 3 4 -^ - 4 8 1 8 y > ^ month. Bul some of hisfiis past| siatcmcnLs defense." Technology. "We.must movtive loward a ‘'f’ poenas, staged numerous undeidcrcover ^ aology base aggressiviiive move. But Bellew, P‘" suggest he’ll put a heaveavy emphasis on The bud)udgel issue will confrontI single,s cutting-edge techno operations and obtained more ih it Ihe ranch to hunt, con- '’P' than WK) . changing the w;iy thc1C Pentagon I docs Inman frorrom his first day 'on the job,, llthat will serve military and c(commercial vyhowiLsatll tinued lo feedlee and pel llie nilgai. \Jy ^ yl/ viy vt/ \ | / sjy ' business. a.ssuming^ hihc is confirmed ;ls is widely' nneeds." I V - V V 7 ^ 7 ^ /I \ /(V / i \ /IS /rs Inman touchcd onin lthe subjcct in expccted.J. 1 Tlie a d m in istra lio n is now’ William Perry, an Inmann 1friend and hesaid. lies later killed the ani- ^ remarks at thc Whii/hitc House on putting loglogclher iis proposals for Ihc! Ithe current No. 2 officicial al the Aulhoriiies Thursday when Prcsi•csidcnt Clinton fcdcraibudiudgct for fiscal 1995. fPentagon, is a leading ad'idvocale of announced his choicoicc to replace Tliccurrcjrrent Pentagon budget of S261 rrationalizing the Pentagon>n's buying I______^ K i U M W Defense Sccrctary Lesx s Aspin. Inman billion is; snsm aller than the S3(K) billion-• ppractices. In one of his firslrsl decisions * spent 31 years in the NavyNa' and the past plus budgclIgcLs that taxpayers supportedI aas nom inee, Inm an asked PeiI’erry to slay . ------_ ^ • dccadc in private businesiness. 'in the mid­id-and laic-19HOs. Bul AspinI con ;ls deputy defense secrclartary. A Timel e s - N e w s a d ^ “In these last 10 yearscars I’ve learned a and many. known as; a sstrong advocate for futurec yyear;, and Ixiciusc G)ngre.ss * • 4 Cylinder Cars *3<3 4 . 9 5 - R ear W heel Drive Vehxies * 1 a 1994 military pay raise lhal for overhauling the waway thc Defense approved a * iq QK ImitsimBianoii Department buys thinglings, and how it Clinion hadlad opposed, the Pentagon may * •6 (^linderCars *35 ' I ‘ * im ttK K IO N™ ) ' 2 4 . 9 5 I deals with Ihe thousand!mds of U.S. com- need anolht)ther S3I billion or more over panies that form the dcfdefcns 'T ' . ^7^^ / | \ 7|N / js ' • . - , ) • ' Monday! Docombor 20,1993 Timcs-Nowc, Twin Falls, Waho A-5 A-4 Tirn.'s-Ncws,IT: 7Twiti Falls, Idaho Wondny,ny. 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WE HOPE YOUR CELEBRATION OF U U U O C I J ® t 88/^1 Ie a L - ftCH YEAR THE REMEMBRBRANCE OF THE BIRTH OFIF JESUS CHRIST IS.A TIM TANCES AND HOPEFUL,, THATTl THE ANGEL'S d e scrip tio n OF PEACE ON EARTH AND GOOD WILL AMONG MEN WILL SOON BE FULFILLED, FRI^ENDS AND PAMLY ^CHRISTMAS DAY^ ® 4 ------THE EVENT WILL FIND YOUYC IN GOOD circumst; NT NAVEL ORAKN G E S 4 l b s V ------THIS CHRISTMAS. t®,f ^ A 5 8 ^ i p s REATSELEC1mONOFTRALWmONALi □ F R E s ! ^ " 3ANANAI I JIi ll IfaUiTOTjT^r^B * CHRISTTMASCANDIBIE S ° LEMOIm - K ' 4 HARDTACK: k , p e a n u t b r it t l i A PEANUT CLUSlSTERS, AND MANYrniioR I E i FAMOUS FAIALLS BRAND FALLS BRAND FALLS BRAND $ 0 4 9 * ILLS BRAND IPORK LINK COUNTRY STYLE THICK SLICED fuuy COOKED Il'C l”D CA Iul V ^ ■ ■ 4 ___ A T A N A TrTACTIVE I PRR I C E ! *4 ^ 1 INE-IN WHOLE C J J l l aARGE i STALKS ICEBERG 5^G E s-W g. bacon Aam O 4 CRISP VER |H^AMS l o ^ 2 LB. pkg. ^ H I V I WESTERN FAMILY *1/2 PINT - IWECTERN FAMILY * 8 OZ. 4 L ^ T U C CE BROC: c o L i | c /^ i t CEELERY FRESH 4 3 9 $ 4 i '* ^ ^ U R G E AULIFLOW ^ , $ 1 O heads ^ i I LB. i« * i“ *2” 99f 1 6 ! 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tioo l^SiF w lthfl.ep»rcha«oftw o I A W E $ S i i i n f w m $ i . i B ^ s I iiiiiiiiiiii i Jt AIN AVE s. I SOUTH Pi IN T sj HUPEBT, IDAHO r I S / w/ESTCRisF^i:r! iTO PL . mm ' m s | ^ h 4 »-UMm^aov^wta-CuCTOl»**T-OMgMg^ mmv-WJ----^ 1 • j a ftnMrn iwnPuMtowrPO ts. nately, the bill wasis cldefeated by tlie narrow soon soi sec a genuine assault on federalfed spend- ^ vote o f 219-213. iniing. Sponsors and supporters of the amend- The a/nendment'wt u'a.v a colJcciion o f sen- ment mt should try again a.s soonm asa Congres.^ ¥ # ■ ■ ■■ siblc reductions in federal spending. It returns ret to work next month. would have cut cnt;entitlement spcndin&-by Meanwhile, 1 voters and taxpajcpaycrs should ibKcscrrutiny iklecessar^y for p n^ogress S45 billion. a*duccdcd what Congress spends write wr and cull ihcir rcpresentjentatives, dc- The marlanncr in which city finances5 areai han- ' ' ' “ 1 dition and any loans att the time the loans were ' on iusclf hy 7.5 pcrceirccnt, frozen congrcssion- manding ma that federal spendingn g b1 c c u t. W c died is a subjectSI o f legitimate public coi made. It bccame ncccssanssary to have these al salaries, cut Congsngress’ free mailings by nc me, I declined toto signi them until tlie matter hailad first eight montlis o f 1993993 compared to the Tltis is the type o f ruliruling we might expect sar." according lo a judge's standandards, will give and yet. a VISA ' credit card in his nameme was been discusscd1 withwi the other URA memberss same period in 1992, under some propo.sed1 formsfoi o f universal healtli timmbs up.or thumbs down. Haillail, Caesar. We still activevc and being used by city empliiployecs. It and a financialI reportrq presented by the city'. ' care in which ilic govern^emment decides who who arc about to die salute you.)u. '* is difficultjli to imagine any businessessin in the pri- The city stan'li:ff later agreed we should have Emciy PctCKcn, a Twirrwin Falls rvtailcr, is a should live and who sho should die bxsed on a for- It will bc an even shorter tripip fifrom supposed vale sectorlor keeping a credit card activcvc in tlie been kept informc■rmcd o f the URA' financial con-n- foimcrcity councilnmin arand fonncr mayor. mula that determines whwho is productive and individual choice lo die to the: smtcsu telling you * who is a drain on limitctitcd government rc- jjit ^won’t pay to keep you alive: becausebci your ■ i sources. disdisability isn’t covered by notion;:ional health care, I ^ ^ 1 Althougli Judge Kaufiaufman latersiruck down [toq the state telling you that youlU haveh; to die be- otters tJie law banning a.ssistcdItcd suicide, he did raise cause you iuv too expensive aI burden,bu to tlie the issue lhat the choicc ice o f suicide is inherently stale doing tlie killing. You will'ill thent get the ul- H o s p iital t : staff treated us >v>Vell While the gum^unmnn calmly walked down more than was needed.d. AllA my sportsman as- more "rational" and “rca■rca.sonablc" if made by Jting more than 30 people at timate and final house call by "DI>. Dealh, O ur fallQlher and husband. Elmer B.!. IHarmon, sociates I have talked1 to arec aware o f what is people witl) disabilitieses orc with any medical elp but wonder how many he Jack Kevorkian’and tlic new indinduslry lie will sufrcrcdaI a massive heart attack and1 w;was con ^ ‘ ; happening to our wildlifeJlifc, condition that adverselycly afTects a person’s • .spawn. ^p. ecn able to shoot if all o f thosesc liherearc many thingsngs that infiucncc the "quality o f life," fined to ththe emergency room and thehe [men- Contemplating these lifc-and-cid-death issues sive Carcre Unit at the M agic Valley R«Regional other people woiA'ould have had the legal optioiion well-being and populatioiation o f game and birds, When govemmeni bejbegins deciding who is fit r S tocanyagunllvII Maybe two or three? Those; Everyone who hunts and fishes has the desire lo live and who deserves■ves .to die, wc arc all po- gives us insiglit into other disturbturbing trends. MedicalI CcnterC for eight days prior to For example. It strips the mask oi people on thatt traintn could experience the fcacar to get what he goes afbir.fbir. .When il is no longer tcntial victims. But thislis iis tlic inevitable out- ° ;k o f “individual death. Frorom the firsl contact by the autonomy" from the euthanasia r i«nii UTA and frustrationn o01 f the Jews in Europe duringig ' tliere, Ihey becomc upset,psct. Unfortunately, comc when society moviloves from a vicvv that all p , ;ia movement. paramediclies to that final telephone cal Few people acccpt tlie idea that c f a i a l World W ar Jlwhwho w ere unable to ofTer evercn chukkar,{3hcasants, sageage grouse, quail, doves human life is sacred to:o oneo lhat considers the ,'r lat everybody could not31 have been with more profcs (from depressed leen-agers, to ba •hnirinns ' “ I*'" rCSlStanCC^iicc^aflcr being disarmed by and all big game do notlot reproducen like mice. right to life a privilege,e grantedgi by govcmmcnt ^ 0 bankrupt CEOs, pcoplc-.TlHuLcmcrgcncy-mudicuiLtcchr to disappointed lovers) has a funifundamental right nurses ancmd all other personnel were ci 3 govcmmcnt. so with lack o f habitat,It. susuburban sprawl cn- and not sometliing cndoiidowcd by life’s Creator. .canng, RICHARDI BlBYRD croachmcnt o f game wfftlw atering grounds, severe Althougli the legal qui to suicide. The cutlianasia mover)vemcnt warns us kind andJ considerate.c to acknowledge that there arc; cacertain people for Mr. Hailarmon rcccivcd wonderful cacar: and ^cndcU winters, pesticide sprays,ays, predators, poaching died, wc seen to bc headeading in a disturbing di- and more hunting pressutissure than ever before, rection. Arc we ready/ foifor this scenario? Two whom - suicide is perfectly rationsional and there- was treaielied with tcndcmess. The wait forc expected - those who do' not live up to our family wavas given inform ^ion as rcquiqSd Choraleapiippredates coverage.5 whal’s left o f our wildlifedlife need some help to . people come before thehe jjudge, cach wisliing to ' . j ' reproduce tmd survive.c. conception o f the fun-loving "me“meaningful life," and wcicc ialways giixted w-ith compaspassion. Assistant Fcatieatures Editor Denise Turner is commil suicidc (with the help o f Dr, Jack I think, first, all sca.son Coming next will bc on cducatucation program Patient aniand family received the best;t tlthnt to bc commendeiided for the article she wrote isons on distressed Kevorkian). It is up to0 theih judge to dccidc ' ^ c i c s should be closedsed until such lime as a whiclvofthcsc petitionermers is making an objec- designed to ensure that peoplec knowkr how to could bc: aasked for. How fortunate we arc to about Carson WcWong. The write-up was vcry exercise their right to die and to comfortc them have such:h a fine facility stafTed by soisome thorough, andI wcw< iff the Magic Valley ^ species has built back:up. up. If and when this tively "rational" requestcst ba.sed on the serious- Ij happens, seasons should I with the knowledge that our Icgaegal syslem will wonderfulful people. Chorale sinccreljrely appreciate the coverage. It uld bc shortened willi ness o f his or her disabiliibility and likelihood of limited bag limits enforcebreed. We probably - ...... recovery, and which willwill make llic greater con—hack hai tlicm allthC-WaylQ-thc grav;rave...... W iihdcdccp.apprcciation,_____:______cnticcd m any foifolks lo go to the C horale’s wouldn’t sce as many/tags tag and stamps sold ven limited medical re- coccupation with WILMyVIA HARM ON A ND FAMILHLY concert last week'cckend. Thank you, Denise. tribution to society giver Why do w c have sycb a preoei during those years, butjtldoubtifanytnic I < • ucceeding in ban- Tw m FallaFt O EO R O IA.DURBIN D l sourccs. The judge willill cdecide that llic more deatli? dei Could it be that afler succ sportsman would mindid givinggi up a little time rson does indeed liavc the . nirning God frdm the center o f publlublic and private T w inF alls seriously disabled pcrsot tb ensure a future huntinglling experience for the : the hcaltliier person will life for which to would have happcnci riglit to suicidc, while th< life, wc liave discovered little for WhatV led if... youngsters coming up.p. A;As long as seasons are be covcrcd by the low■/ prpreventing assisted sui- livlive? The ma;nassacrc in the N ew York con:ommulcr CIOSC SeaSOlsons on som e species* • lcf\ open, people will go. W hen you take oil cidc, • . ------train thiss Jpa.?t week by a crazed, racistcist gun- AsalifclongTCgTcsideni o f Idaho'and havingg the brood stock, there; is nolhingr left for repro------Ifthcstatcbccomcsas a modern-day Caesar.______jCal Thom ns is a Los Angelas ‘ Ics Times colum- man wassjijcrriblc r tragedy. Whut macnadc it hunted and fishecihed for 60 years or more, I hnviive duction. Take all yourr moneyme out o f the b a n k _____ nist. ull o f us will be Colosscisscum spectators o f a dis- nii more rcmimarkable is lhat it occurrcdI in the city observed the bestK st and worst o f both activities,es. ' ond you will earn no'iiitciinterest. It’s ilia't sim p le." ' and the sUstate with the most repressiveivc gun I have tried to bebc a good sportsman by observTV- GLENNE.MILLERER laws in thithe nation. ing all the rules;s aand taking from the land no) TwinFallB Letterr______D o co n e s b u r y BY GARARRY TRUDEAU Thanks for pardclicipating in event ” ;______OQ.bchal£oCthoI993 o fTrccp______------W rite to'US u ------vm w rn eT D fm is v '■" " I Committee, I would like to extend a thank you SPEAKJiilOTHBFAOm AGAIN I I CANimTiw r i ^ i ^ m f t f n m s v r T for participating in ourjr rcccntn fund-raiser, The Timcs-News wclcoiIcomes letters ABOUTS'6RAxmmN.5m»Ks I is£V£NBe-' I A R s m imTim I w J 1 ^ ^ - I G oesses! . Your congenial staff and to,veroge o f the fcsti- from readers on subjects of [public inter- AF£JVSJ 6INNJN670 J p A N - u e u . ■ val events helped to mnake al thecvcnt,mosisuc- , est. To make sure your letter;ter is published 1 Affeaim ^weasiN cessful, promptly, here ore a few guid'uidclines to rc- ju MATHPG’ «47W? L 1 ^ 1 ^ ^ \ yS5A [ j o Wc appreciate yourr organization’sor contin- m em ber I P A JZ rA m T ! J — ued support o f our progrograms. Without volun- Letters should includc the'he writer’s sig- J teer support such as youi'ours, the Magic Valley nature, mailing address anc Regional Medicol CentoTiter Foundation would number. Letters considered^ Ii libelous, ob- b e unable to increase its impact upon the scene or in bad taste will bcTC rejected,r and ' • health care o f the patron;rons o f the Magic Valley, The Timcs-Ncws reservesc3 I the right to Thank you for yourr tittime, and most o f all, edit all Icttei?. thank you for caring. HappyH et holidays! ^ B ecause'of space constrai■traints, please • SHARON M . PARK!UCS limit letters to 400 words. JjK ikwrdiDQtor, M VRM C W? look forward to hearingring from you! n-ao

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Serb)s test Milos(ievic iinparlliaihenntary ielectio□ n s ■ ■ I I BELGRADE, Yugo!igoslavia (AP) ~ ^ — T Serbia's nalionnlist presiresident pmlicted . H n | f f ' electio n v ic to ry Tofor his ruling UN evai/acuates Socialists Sunday, butul \votrrs burdened te B S L v ; by cconftmic misery< andar intemalional D | B r * morewcvounded ^ . infamy'may rob himlim o f the over- - whelming mandate hele sseeks. B H w ^ SARAJEVO,/O, Bosnia- S lo b o i^ Milosevic/ic Ihoped his party ^ - Hcreegovinu (AP)(A! — Nearly would win a commantlanding two-thirds M three do;:en aduadulis and chil- majority in the 250-se:i-seal Serbian par- A-ounded by the liamcnt. His paity heldeld 101 scats in the war raging in BosniaI were parliament that Milosojsevic dissolved in' evacuated Sundunday for treat- Oclobcr. V ment in the West/est, OfTicials from the: democraticdc oppo- cuations from silion said late Sundaylay that first trends Zenica and MoMosiar came, as from Belgrade andid otheri pans of - leaders fro m ihethe three warring Serbia indicated thathat the Socialists :d to open a new looked poised to retrremain the single round of peaile a c e la lk s in ruesday. A U.N. biggest group of depiIcpulies in parlia- j.-f ment. .. - 'spokesman suggiuggesled a broad But they said thai an apparent strong iigreement maylay emerge, but showing by dcmocralcrats and exlremc cautioned thalhat key issues nationalists would prev>revcnt Milosevic's remain unresolvcolvcd, party from winning; a majority in the Two childrenren . and 20 adults new parliament. lel^ M u slim -hiL-ld eld M ostar in 20 licles driven by Some prc-clcctionn paih, Italy and the ing political instabil:ibility. Milosevic. H E .. United States,es, said Alemka who is not up forr rere-election, has V. ' The voter turnout appe>eared heavy Sunday as; SiSerbia's ruling Socialists,», Iled by power nationalist” Lisinski of thith e U.SJ. H igh strong powers and coucould impose presi- ' Serbian President Slob>bodan Milosevic, left, faoaces a crucial test with vote'oters b ese t by econom ic chaoscl CommissionerLT forfc Refugees in Jcntia] rule if the newno parliament is I from bitter fighting for (hotlOU- Z ag re b . C roaiia,lia, i ___ !______ail------. and worid Isolation. Ab^bove, a Christm as cease-lle-tire prom ises a respite fn too fractious. J. & e v e n m oreire cchildren — 10 ills were expected ^ , san d s of beleagueredi EBosnians such as NIsuebleta Grabovica v^ho lays flowersflo' at her so n 's grave. Preliminary results alks scl for Tuesday in Geneva. from Muslim-he1-held Zenica and Monilay, b u i finalll titallies not until * United Nations imposed the1*5 Seselj tried to unseat the g'govcmment. Reports of irregularitiesin bcgari trick- liortions in 1990 and 1992, one from neart:arby Kakanj Tuesday or Wedncsdaj . sanctionsns on the Milosevic regime for forcing Milosevic to callII early elec- ling in fromI oppositionof parties almost 1The Conference on Sccuriiinly and traveled to Ancoincona, Italy, ,nowledged receiving com- moni mo lor o f the previous elei’•actions a c c o m p aanying n y relatives eligible voters had casi their ballots by jj . where moro lhan 200,000 peo-> tions." ScMlj said Sunday^ ""As a result, p lain ts, butlit dismissed them as turned lur down an invitation 10u se n d ^ j i i g o I ^Austrian and noon in what appearecared 10 be a strong piehaved■e died since June 1991. we will soon have presid»idential elec- unfounded. oobservers b ‘ because Serbia hasts banned American hospit'spiials, ; turnout. ^ - In thee 0old parliament, llie Socialists's ’ lions: to rcplacc NJiloscvic.'- Inlernationional observers reported its human-rights. monitors from frc the Serbs arc reelingg ftfrom h)ycnnfla- nlliancew: wilh the Serbian Radical Partyt_y Milosevic had numerousus advantages widespread irregularities im during elcc- republic, rep lion and declining liviriving standards thal gave Milelilosevic a commanding majori-i- in the election campaign,i, iincluding a stem partly from Milo;lilosevic’s cconom- jy it the, alliance collapscd in monopoly on state radio aniand television ic policies and partlyly ffrom the Intcm a- October:r vwhen Radical leader Vojislav>v and wide possibilities for vote-rigging,v( tional sanctions impcnposed on Serbia- dominated Yugoslavi:avia for its role in fomenting w ar in Bosnosnia-HcRcgovina. B i i ; ' The vehement nanationalism thal sparked ihe wars coicould continue no l i d a y 'OwT-f^l . matter how the clectioctions lum out. Tlic ^ iii j : : : ______sccond-lnrscst.party^iiy_in the old parlia- A A T ment, ihc Serbian Ra"Radicals, co n sid e r' ACTIVl^EWEAR . I e i f t iB oxes IkMutifulwjmi-up»uisuitsjndMivv Milosevic a traitoror for pressuring •“P’ bottoms, gR'Jtfurlounpnggre Serbs in Bosnia andnd Croatia to cede C u s to m iz e d o r s t a nit/a d s r d g i f t a r r a n g e m e n ts : By Laps, Livon, vthvnotl ...... conquered territoryry iin exchange for Fill a c e d a r box o r w icker9t tbasket with your choice 0 ~ promises from thes WV csfio case the t PicluffJ LivononW.imi-Up5git [ IP irade sanctions. • Smoked Trout • Salmon • Halibut And ihe main opptipposition coalition • Sturgeon • Troul SpreadSf • Pickled Troi led by Vuk Draskoviiovic also played to ^|T • ^ trout Jerltey • Manymy other Seafood Iter Serb oaiionalist scnlitritiments in the cam- j # paign. - L o c a l l y< ffa a rttt r a is e d - After voting. Mili.Milosevic said ihe W ^ elections will "assureure. a stable parlia- $9.95 lc a n d u p ip^ mont and a stable fuifunctioning of the _ ihip.. anywhoco in the USA. For Chrislmislmas dolivory, soo us by Docombo■bor 20,19931 M govemmcnl. This wowould bring a way out of this crisis, ouout of difficulties which are felt by ordirrdinaiy people." l!W i Milosevic campaipaigned almost as heavily against thee WestV for backing WjA H M 660Hwy3' the sanctions as hee diddi against oppo- y O H B " Filer, Idaho B2B 3328 g i . J ^ S e a h i i363 nen ts ol hom e. He is hoping the. y 3-4364 0 : embargo w ill end soesoon, possibly foi- ivJIlil.SEAroODSPKW :iALnES towing the next rouround of Bosnian

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5 A nm ericans a r r e s te d Yeltsirti missees inoyskjy’s mesissage I Chicago Tribimc dens." im prove, th e loclocal people would V Bul if Yeltsin has not hcheard thc have someonele b besicJes Y eltsin to • > .-s < f o r p icotting Arala b a tta c k s MOSCOW — Boris1 Ye^lsiT^and^ • alarm, others have, nnd Ihey:y are dis- blame, ' Russia’s sleepwalking relreforp»rs gol I maycd at his failure to tak u liberals and moderates; arc warning cism lhat feded Zhirinovsky’s surge.’’ slstaff. themselves, maynay nol win one-third Sprinsak, a polililiilical scieniist at law studludcnl and Friedman is a lhal Ihis c'ountiy’s fragileIc democracy ..A ndrei K«Kortunov of ihc USA-, — Start handjng over realll political of the Duma. seiseats, thc threshold Hebrew Universil)sily in Jemsalem. businesstissmun. will nol survive unless:ss Ycltsin.’s Canada Insnslituli;, a prominent aand economic power to ththe'couii- needed to blocktck overrides o f presi- The crackdowi)wn followed lhe Hie,oilother suspects were Lynne wrenching economic nreform s arc- Moscow thinllink lank, agreed. IrIry's 89 provinces. denlial vetoes. arre.st last monllnlh of a militant Sherryy Handlcman, : 41. from modified. *;R1ghl nowlow, il’s more appropriaie This would unleash new:w energy In the old parlitariiamcnt. Yellsin tried rabbi. Avnihani'T*I'Toleduno. caught Miami;i; Aharon Weinstein. 33. The president's team1 has I refused lo comparere Zhirinovsky lo Ross aiand ideas thai could quicklyy improve to bully centristssis inloi lino, Tlic result at T el A v iv ’s's Den Ciurion whois is American but whose to concede thal the elecection repre- Perot, notot Hiller.” explained llIhc economic picture in sevi:veral key was that manyy litlined up against him International AiiAirport trying'lo hometo'town wasn’t available: sented a resounding rcrejection of Konunov"Hi‘He comcs across as n guy nregions. And where thingsjs did not und extremists> toetook control. , ■ smuggle in gunI pans,pa bonib-nuik- Baruchh Ben-Yosef. I a native of Yeltsin's economic policlicics and his who nol onlylly protests loudly but has in g m a n u a ls, (ciclcscopes and New YorkYo Cily who has dual aloof, cmitic leadershipI style.si a p p e a lin g lylly simple solutions to • silencers Trom thclhe United Stales. U,S.-lsrasracli citizenship, and Israel Instead o f shiHing gc:•cars with an problems, Those arrestedted all were sup- Fuchs,.an ar Israeli. eye to containing thele appeal of "Thc bigiig difference that __! Vladimir Zhirinovsky anda his far- Zhirinovsky'?y's solutions are so oiiira- right-wing Liberal Democratic D geous and 1 r'repulsive. And unless Party. Yeltsin’s slnitegislisis have sig- Yellsin make:,kes some dramatic udjust- nalcd that they intend to10 keep doing menis. thc didunger is lhal more and A giftt o f ^ — only faster — the very:ry lliings that more peoplele will faclitfvc that he — BriefI Russians. or some olherher extremist — holds out f [ L ______have enraged so m any Ru “They’re acting us; i if the only the only hoplope of casing their bur- tim eless tb e a u ty . Tim es willill toughen iflR^lA rejects plan LONIX)N —- InIreland will order tougher mea;jeasurcs againsi thc IRA if the outlawed group rejirejects a Brilish-lrish peace planlan and resumes full-.scale vio- Evidenci;e raises sisuspicion I' lerico. the republic’;lie’s prime minisler wamcd Suncundiy. » Harlier. hundred?reds of iniins werc disnjpled in southciLstcm l-ngland after i wliat news reportsrts said was a coded warning- ofo( a bomb at London Bridge . about beombing cilulprits station. Prime Ministerer Albert/ Reynolds indicated lhat ih;: llie Brilisliancl Irish gov- LONDON (AP) — A BBC-investi- I! 270 people,. Edwin E Bollier. managing emmenus may rcw;cward the Irish Republican Anv^miy wilh amnesties fof jailed galion has indicated Britritain and the director of aa Zurich ? company. MEBO • members if the IRIRA / joias in pcacc talks on Nortlortliem Ireland. United States may have finfingered Libya AG, said:ie he told investigators lhal of the limen; were slipplied in the bombing o f Pan An\in Flight 103 while five o f i ■ ft Wrapping y in a bid to divert suspiciicion from the lo Libya in1 l‘)85, I another two were A lgerian\ council( extendsIs m andate Gcnnany the same year, ^ 3 olher possible culprits —- Syria and sold to East G( ALGIERS, Algi\lgeria — The arm y-backcdd rulingn council said Sunday Iran, But an enginginecr wilh the same com- ‘it will slay in powlower througli January, a montonth beyond schedule, while In lhe program "Siililence O ver pany. Ulrichh Lumpen, L said he had lold O p u ii M omday-Thurmliiy n 8:30-8) - 8 ; 0 ( ) arranging a nationlional conferencc lhat it hopespes cun end Algeria’s polili- Lockerbie.’’ the head o f■ ua Swiss elec- British. Amerilerican and Swiss invesiiga- F r id a yy 24lh Only 8:30-4:00• 0 0 cal violence. TheThi five-man High State CCommiltcc. which seized Ironies firm which madede the circuit tore about ihe the East Gemian sale when power iwo yearsrs iago and robbed Muslim furfundumentalists of an immi- board used as lhe timer;r said he had he was inlervitrviewed in late 1990. ' nent electoral victory,vie said thc conferenceice of nboul 50 parties and wrongly toid investigatorsirs the dc\-ices T he Slasiisi secret police in East civic groups woulould be held Jart. 25-26- , were supplied only lo Libyi)ya. Cienriany hadlad extensive contacts with . The program , beiicing aired the Syrian-ba•based Palestinian terrorist ‘ Thousandids honor prince:e of peace Wednesday, was made to1 nmark the fifth group o f Ahi\hm ed Jibril. CIA ofTicer anniversary of tiie disasterer on Dec. 21, Vincent Canrannislraro said on thc pro- SHRAVANABl\BlELAGOLA. India - Markarking one o f India’s biggest 1988. when Flight 103 e.xexploded over gram, madei; for f( the BBC Radio 4 net- JOO pilgrims gathered Sunday- 147 M ain Ave. Wrt'. - 733-5477 W M and mo'’’ elabont'tirit'e ceremonies, aboul I50.00C lhe Scollish lown of Lock-:kerbie. killing work., around a thousand-md-year-old statue o fa niikcd1 mythologicalm prince, The ritual, lieltlleld every 12 years in ihis liny lin village, commemorates Bahubali, who leglegend says renounced the' woworld and did penance in the Detonators Wim h up !■ ■ ■ nude when he was jftcr flgliting a war against his ■ brother. on Brittany b(reaches IH I Bahubali's nudiludity symbolizes renunciationin and: peace, the main, planks o f Jainism, a pacificifist religion lhat arose in lliehe 6th century B.C. as an olT- PAIilS (Al>) — Slrorollers .n IB shoot o f Hinduism,sm. wamcd to stay o ff sevei.’cml Brittany . bcaches Sunday as i experts searched for hhundreds of 49 fearedd idead in Indonesesia boat wreck dangerous detonators ll washed K UALA LUMJMPUR, Malaysia — Two'0 fishing trawlers jammed ashore, with Indonesianin illegali immigrants collidedLid o(T< the Malaysian coast in More'than 300 cylininder-shaped f high waves nndd 4'49 were feared drowned, policcpoi said Sunday, detonators have beenI ffound Thc missing IndiIndonesians had been aboard a bboat lliat sank afler the colli- Friday on beaches i , sion Saturday nighlight. police Superintendent Ishakhak Abdul Aziz told rcportere. 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- 1 } < M g aieiiI ind Econanywhere else in the couiii:iiiry, ' l;ven if il had deniilemoiistrated a training ‘ Nine of the buburglaries were in the- - men who oppose a statetc proposalj to crcatc Wcidada to review the A ir Force’s:’s draft envi- Weida wrote,te, need, the documentIt piprovides no evidence city a n d tw o inri tlthe county, according toctical and electronicc combatc ranges in fonmcnental impact statement onot the p ro :.. .. .'Weida, nowlow a' mem ber o f Eci>noniistss /Al- lhal this iraining eoul:ould be done belter in to police rccords.Js. ■ southern Owyhee Countynty to accommodate poscd;d “Idaho Training Range." , lied for Annsms Reductions, is a retiredi Air/ Plea:lease see RANGE/B2 Three juvenile;iles will be taken into custody for the; crcrimes, Chief of Police James Dahl said.d. ' ' ' T h e y a lle g;edly e d stole watches, n Trio keave kni'ves, backpikpacks, toys, cash, Devoteesd to dolls ■cigarettes, Jiquoiuor. jewelry and'other . items from thee Idaho I Youth Ranch, K in g 's , K.wik SlServicc Inc.. Jerome city COouncil iBo'Ajling.Allcy arand rcsidcnces in both ■ '/th e city and countunty. - “ A p p a re n tlyI' iiin some of the inci- ' ‘ ‘ 'j ■ dents they used:d grappling\ hooks and . seats ttoday ropes to gain enentrance through the ro o f s ,” c ity Dcr<)crcctive Dean Larson- • B y Scan L. M cCarthyhy ■ • -said. . . Times-News writer Property rccov:overed was valued at TWIN FALLS - TinThough a work session ^ • about S3.000, DalDahl said. is scheduled for IX'C,Dee, 27. to n ig h t's City "Wc can’t-eredredit any one entity for • Council meeling willill beb Ihe last for council putting this, togtogether, it was only - members M ary McCTu;Clusky, Jim Vickers and » through the coopilopcrativc efforts of cv* , I’am Dowd. . . ' crybody. T h at’?? wwhat il takes and what The 6 p.m. meelinging at Cily ilall is open we’re going to'co' continue doing,” coun-' lo the public and will.’ill 1 be lelevi.sud by King • ly'Detcctive Gera:crald Brant said. • ; '>• Vidcoeable. Among the ilemss on the council -ii^enda BLM says volralunteers'devote ■'■J is'tlie appointment iif residents to the cily 'planning and /oiiim;g eonuiiission.eo ^ . 49,000 hoursrs to aiding lands Two positions openelened when coiiiniission 'TWIN FALLS-,S - About 1,123 volun- Chairman Jeff (ioodin])ding was elected to the teers devoted mo:more than 49,000 hours council and "area oifinipael" f in member T om to improve federcleral lands in Idaho this l i Mikesell moved insideiide Ihe city limits, year, the Bureaulu ofI Land Management The area of impactlacl consists of counly • announced Fridayday. land that neighbors; citycil; limits but lalls un- Volunteer proprojects completed in der the jurisdiction11 ofol the city's planning 1993 included. tntrail maintenance, site commission. cleanups.-river• papatrols, Tire prevention Two oilier m emberslers - John Swansim :ind and archeologicalcal excavations, Vice Chainnan Franan Florence1 - had ilieir “Without volunlunteers, we never could three-year term s expire;pire this month, ing potential candidates have, gotten allill would require the ex- for Christmas and onon her1 birthdays for 79 ccntiitury dolls from Gemiany. more expensivesive but better quality malerial. th e Jarb id g c RcsiResource Area, 376 vol- tension o f Locust Strei^trecl North to Pole Line years. Dtlicrs in her collection are'srsmoll babies ‘oo, is sougought af\er by collecioni, Mof- u nlecrs spent 10,:10,573 hours completing .0 1 (,[. Road Fasl, im the old fivc-and-dime store:arcs, litlle girl fill’s bisque dollsdol have rcali.siic faccs on sol- projecls valuetied al approximately “I’d feel terrible if i f l1 didn't," said Dottie from In Atler much debateIlle ' over the speci tic na- Ils in lace dresses in the origiriginal boxes. heavy heacileads. Their bodies, clothed in S203.720. Moffitt ofTw in Falls,s, whow collccts dolls and dolls •]y Hire o f developm entent between Pole Line d dolls three-feet tall with re:rcal hair and pr«»y Jrcssc.s,sC-s, are soft and niysieriousl) For informatioition on volunteering on treasures cach one. “'1 1 pplayed with dolls as a and i Kuad l:asi and Chenejcncy Drive, ihe develop- i jewelry. Some are boys in liltle suits, huggable. BLM projectss i:in 1994, contact the kid until I was oshammed a to say I still played toy j |.jy ers decided they necde;cded more lime to study • biy and throw At shows,!, tyMoffitt always arrives a da> wilh them. I’m small,11. sos I got away with it someme are toddler; that cmwl, cry „j] the recom m endationsons from the public and nearest BLM ofTi)fiicc or coll 384-3020. c. Thcy come, early and checllecks willi all her friends lo fine for a long time.” tantritrums, and some ore black. 1 n, the City Council, 'are made o f “ new bisquele oor composition doll lo add lc Com;em ptied fifbm staff reports Dolls have bccomene onei o f the top three >m all over the world and 'ar In a Dec. 17 letterter to the council. Sieve 1 stuffed fur. her collection.'m. When she .sells ai-her booth - objects of colteclors's' fanciesf in the United rcelain, vinyl, plastic and si ,()j; Keim of Stoneybrooklok 'wrote: iso fM o fn tt’s usually the first firs place thal the crowd head: States, olong witli coinsoins and stamps. MofTitt leir sweet faces fill two rooms ( "To give some ofllif these, and other ideas. . ling in K .:rs for when thele slshow doors open - Moflill 1; takes her collection to doll> shows in Boise, use, standing on shelves, sitting fair consideration we musti have the project 1 strollers and particular wlioiio she lets buy one o f her trea d high chairs, or sleeping in sl :i architect and cily engi- Caldwell, Nompa arid.rid, in September, ai tlie ' sures, engineer, land plan an Twin F^ls. In the past iwick?r buggies. neers spend some timelime analyzing them." ------A w e o H ly . Blue Lakes Mall in Tv ihem if l tliink somebody is go dccadc, she said, dollslis Ihave bccomc surpris- Collectors, Cc she explained, look«>k for Ihe old . " ■ '" f f l " '- Stoneybrook’s thir ingly popular for collccillcctorsrof all ages, both “cororaposition" dolls, m ode oi been rescheduled forJor Jun. 24. af\er the three . felonies re- men and women. Evenvcn John Wayhc was an breal:akablc plaster kind of materiierial thal was Please see D0LLS/B232 new. City CouncilniciInicn - Gooding, Lancc ' ported to ____ Clow and Chris Talkirilkingion - lake office, police In Twin P0 lls Keep drirunken ” TWIN, F A U S- TTwin Falls law enforce- niont. agenciess reportedn the following ionationns keep ^m es from lastIw wi eek: driving cout of IVail d • Twin F allsB P(Police Department • .L a st l e ^ e Y e n tt j s a l j ^ e ______w eek YTD holiday^plans___ - ' s ' II for the bike trail," she uddc Car burglaries; 07 549 The Times-News 3yFloreimBlBDdurd- , ------’‘rm allfc ;ded.-^H (\ i , ; Home burglaries:.3: . 07 203 rimes-News correspondentt Haemmerlerle has also purchased benchches , W ' Business burglarlearles: 02 .154 TWIN FALLS - Dccerxem ber is Drunk and . o s mernof-iallials to her parents, the Tencnth I nivisifin. nml n frii»n

B-2 Tlmos-NGws. Twb|\Ffllfa lls, Idaho Monday. Docombonbor20.1993' Advocatiteprovesrdisabled cailc speal^k for theirnselves - ■ SALT LAKE CITY' (AP)(/ — Jerry Smedley'ss sit)n to head ils Consumerner Advisory Council, "People wilh disabiKlies-;s-£an do more than __On the aigenda hccocs includc Lome: GreenG from television’ss Made up of Utahns wilh aa vvariety of disabilities, woi'orking in fast-food restaurantants and asjanilors."' ' 'nmcnlal meetings lhal ure schedihcdulcd this week ' _ “Biinanza,” Charlton Hcsrieston, who as Moses part-- the council helps ihe dcparpartment heller under- . Zaharia Z said some 400 di:disabled Utahns are Followins i.s u list of govcrnr in thc Magic Valley. This lisiisl is com piled from advancc:c schedules.sc The cd thc Red Sea. and movlovie tough-guy Clint Easl-- Sland ils clientele. leailamtng Jobs ihat deal wiih computerscc and office Timcs-Ncws suggests lhal youJ cconfirm ihe informaiion by callicalling Ihc appro- w o o d . “Tliey arc advocates forr ththeir own needs,” .said woi'Ofk. priaic c lerk's officc before .itlcm:nding. Also on his list are: formerfc President RonaldJ Zaharia. director ofthe divisivision. "Wc are now rc- Smedley S grew up in Syraciacuse, Davis County. Reagan, Ric Zaliariu andnd 1 D e b b ie O 'D e ll. alizing the disabled can spspeak for themselves, andnd has^onc sister. His fatherier worked at Hill Air TODAY Ric and Debbie who?'>?• And if we listen, they wilwill (ell us whal they Fororce Base, and his mother,. a homemaker, taught Burley Cily Council, H p.m.,.C C iiy Hall. "Ric is kind of like Ihc father figure who keepss w an t." hirrim how to lake carc of himseliself. College of Southern Idaho Board Be ofTruslces. 5:30 p.m., boaboard room. Tay- __ the Division of Service's.!e>i.for People with Disabili- O'Dell is a con.sumer spcspecialist who searches "She look mc oul in publicic ca lot to do the shop- lor loi Adminislration Building. ties running,” Smedleyley said. "And Debbie iss for ways lo beller serve thchc division’s 3,000 dis-. pinjing for the whole family. Gooding Cily Council. 7:311I p.m..p Cily Hali. n.. high school. uniqiie and special in lolsOls o f w a y s." abled clients. He went lo a .school for the disabled, allhough Hansen Sehool Board. 7 p.m.. . Jerome County Commissionei[lers , ') a.m.. courthousc. Others in Ihe slate agerigency disagree: ll is Smed- "Tliis job is a great opportiortunity for my develop- Smmedley said hc wanted lo allcillend regular classes, M oriu Communily Hospital,1 IBoard. 3 p.m., hospital library,ry, ley. a vie'iim of Down Sy - menl and in helping peoplelc Ilike myself find ways He h worked as n dishwasher;er ai HAFB and, later, Syndrome, who is the spe­ Tw in Falls Cily Council. 6 p.rp.m.. CityllaU . c ia l'o n e . to gel oul in Ihc communitylity more and inlo" self- helield five jobs al the .same linlime when his family' • Twin Falls County Commissic;sioncrs.H:30 a.m.. aiurthousc. He is (he firsl disableded person hired hy ihe divi-- sufficient living, said the 33-;}3-year-oId Smedley. moloved lo St. George. TUESDAY CasllefordSchool Bourd.,7 p.ip.m., high school. Hagcrm an Cily Council. 7 p.n).m., Cily Hall. Jerome Cily Council. 7 p.m.,., CityI Hal!. Riverto]an teache]ef can suee over poiKce stateiiments Minidoka County Schoul Boaoard, 7:3(1 p.m., call liic ccniralal officeol for mccl- in;ing placc. SALT LAKE CITY:Y (AP) — A But JudgeIge David Winder said De- Nilson, I who now lives in Grand Rex Brimhall violatedvi his privacy Rupcrl Cily Council. 7 p.m.,,, (Cily Hall. ,sioncrs, 8:30 a.m.. courthousc. federal judge has ruledd thattl a former mar W. Nils'lilson will have lo meel ihe Junction, Jut Colo., was chargeded in Oc- rights by di.sclosilosing similar charges Twin Falls Couniy Commissii WEDNESDAY Riverion teacher can sue ihe Liylon considerableble burden of proving that lober lol: 1991 with fondling anm eighth- had been filedJ inii Davis Couniy in Heyburn Cily Council. 7 p.m.m.,’CilyHall. grade male student in Salalt Lake 1981 because thc record-in lhal case police deparinicnt forir nreleasing in- the police:e department< aclcd with gr; Twin Falls Couniy Commissicisioners. 8:30 a.m.. courthousc, formation aho'ura previevious convic- malice befoefore proving his privacy Couniy. Co had been expungenged. THURSDAY tion for child sexual ahiishuse. rights werere violated.s Nilson I alleges Laylon Poliolice Sgl. Winder deniedicd a motion by Anne Bellevue Cily-Couneil. 7,p.m.m. City Hall. , Swen.son, the allorneyall representing Gooding Counlv Memorial HospitalIh Board, 7 p.m., conferencrcncc room. Layton Cily, to,0 dismiss< ihe portion Gooding Couniy MemorialI IHospital Taxing District. I!I a.m.a.i confcrcncc C ouple doimates troph}l y to Kimberljly sports tearl l l o o f N iI.son's law.siw.suil dealing with al- turiKini al Ihc hospital. 1 legcd privacyy iviolation. He did I lagcrman Chamber of Comimercc, ir noon. Hagcrman Senior,nr Cenler.C Douglas Luke Schroeder The Timcs-Ncws football lean:ani for iy‘)2 and the eighl I r will lie ihrow om a scaiiction, however, claim- Rupcrl Area Chamber o f Com.immcrcc, noon. Rupcrl Elks buidgc. id g l ‘J93. Ihe Ihe student teacher for the Sun.Valley Cily Council. 3;.H::.t(l p.m., Cily Halt, g rad e fo r l ‘J'. '.'.“I'T® i"E Brimliiill anand the cily had de- session. Hc will work wil! Twin Falls Couniy Commissicisioners, 8:30 a.m., counhouse. KIMBERLY - Supejperinlendenl Oat'ner alsoah announced that elc- ses " V " '’" famed him, sinccice the city can invoke John Garner announcjnced during mentary teai:eachcr Kathleen Noh had Miller Mi in the social studiess dcp.in- ||„ govcrnmcncal Wendell Cily Council, 8 p.m.,n., Cily Hall. ital immunity act. FRIDAY Thursday’s School Boa3oard meeting been electedled president of the Magic m me ent. f , He said Nilsonon can proceed on the. Garner informed the bo; Twin Falls Couniy Commissii.sioncrs, 8:30 a.m., counhouse. lhal the Middle School[)l lias1 received Valley Readlading Council, which is a ( oard the constitutionalll,privacy r issue and a "Hall of^Fame" trophy)hy do n a ted hy ' b ranch o f theihc Idaho Council of Inter- .school .scli had been able to punLirchase a Brimhall11 h had a responsibility Rocky and Sharon Harshrshman. nalional Reaiheading Association. compuler cot for SKH) from the U. d iv u lg e iniinformation about ihc I Tlie trophy will recogrognize the alh-' The boarcard adopted a policy for Valley Va rehabilitation center.r HeI .said 1981 „,sc involvJiving an East Ltiylon letic accomplishtnenlsi ofo f the school, e m ergencyy e'evacualion procedures for computers coi may available Tromfri Ihc oicmcnlary sluilcidem . This we1 The 3K--fooi tall irophyihy honors ihe the schoolsIs loi be followed in emer- Idaho Ida Nalional Engineering! L1 abora- j a i l L alicike County case was r of meetings and events lhal willA-ill lakei place this perfect season of ihe sevenlhse' grade genciessuchich as fires or earthquakes. tory tor al an affordable price. dismissed whenen the alleged victim The following is n schedule o week al the College of Soulhernrn Idalio. confused ihe dales dul of the incident, Prosecutors triedied to rcfile the com- TODAY Range - plainl. bul were:re barred by prohibi- CSl Board of Trusiees mccl‘CIS ai 5:30 p.m. in ihc Taylorir BuildingBi Board lions againsi douilouble jeopardy. Room. Continued from Bl picture of lluthe cffecis of aircraft noise The1 stale hopes lo accjuju irc th e ' R e p o rts o f the thi 1981 case show TUESDAY Souih Ccniral Private lndusir>Iry Council board meets al noonon iiin Desert 113. Idaho, he said. on visitorsrs toi Ihe remote Owyhee 25.(HH) 25. acres Ihrough trades; for f pub- Nilson surrenderlered his leaching cer- Coun Alcohol SchoiiIwillbL-iL-hcId ai 6 p.m. in Shields 117.7. r Force’s deci- County lirea,ea. Weidii said. lie lie land with the Bureau of o Land tificate and pro'nromised he would nol In a d d itio n , ih e A ir F( Military testing will be heldId al 5:30 p.m. in Ihe Taylor Building Bui Sludenl Ip o sed range w o u ld resu lt Management. Mii teach in Utah again.ag Bul, afler Nil- , sion to consider only raira n g e s w ith in "The p ropo -Confcrcncc Room...... 150 nautical miles of ithe hase is hi economicTlic benefits'going to EI-" "Tlie "1 range would prcwide' c lo sc 'b y so n c le u f e d ' prblprobation in 1983. he ' WEDNESDAY ' ’’unrealistic and was cho:hosen without more and AdaAi counties while most training trai for the "composite wing"w of managed to haveive his cerlificale rein- Snake River Canyon Kennel:1 Club( mccis ai 7 p.m. in Shields:lds 104. ev.Miiating (he costs undid benefilsofaI <*f c«so s is w ill b e b o r n e b y fighter, fig! bomber and suppont ;nircraft, slated and tookik a: job in the Jordan larger range distance,"’hesaid. he '■ Owyhee Courouniy, hesaid. established est in 1992 al Moiountain School District,I. The Ulah Tesi and Traifraining Range The propoposed Idaho Training Home. Ho Thc Air Force has's■said Ihe is only 25 miles or fourur iminutes fly- Range inclui:ludes a tactical range wilh state’s sta proposed range was n 1 ing lime beyond the “arl•‘arbitrarily cs- ‘“rget areasas on( 25.000 acres of stale essary, css but it would enhana Dolls lablislied distance limitm il," h e sa id . I^ind n o rth1 atand south of the Owyhee ing. ing ' Thc Air Force has sailsaid the Ulah River's ca.slast fork. Il also would in- Opponents ( of the proposal ‘wildlife Continued fromim B,1 And A n if a doll needs new clollolhes, cheeks. range would be adequatejate to support elude 32 elelectronic emilier siles possible po; harmful effects to v ISS, d a m - “ I'v e had them1 so si long, I’d hale for Moffioffilt herself is an expert seamsiislre.vs M o ffill’s g ran d1-daughler, -d ai Sherry, the training of pilotsJi alat Mountain scattered across acr 2 million to 3 mil- restrictions res on public acces^ nd sacred Ihem to be abused,c d ." w holui f.ish] io n s m iniature g o w n s from1 collects Bariiie dollsis andan has more than H o m e . lion acrcs:s of southern Owyhee age agt to archeological sites and in fab- 100 Barbies plus aa myriadm of acces- The impact.siatemenlent also pre- County to formfo: an cleclronic combai sites site of ihe Shoshone-Paiutee Indians In one touchintling story, Moffitl lold velvelIvct, Siitin, lace and sheer nylon senis a one*sided andid imisleading range. oof fl Ihe Duck Valley Reservaliclion. how she let onele ofi her large Shirley ries.:s. Thc materials come fromim o ld sories. dolls go to a youioung adult couple who evenicning gowns Ihat Moffiii fineinds at Moffitl herself knowskno each of her ------1 had just found outnul they could not have varinirinus yard sales or auclicins. dolls. "my-goodies.'‘s.'‘ :she s:iys with a c h ild re n . T h e y/ could ci not afford the "I cant use them all and I do," she laugh, by heart. E;ich,ch is\ dres.sed in ele- $ 1,000 pricc. so;) MoffitlN let them have said.id. gance and their hnirlair is brushed into Servicces il for S800. MdM offitt’s daughter. Jody, hasms be- place. Children whov h o v is it M o f fitl’s When she findsids a doll thal is broken, comeime a professional doll maker’:r’who home are unusally/ quietcju and careful, Mary Ano Herrcti.11. o( f Tw in Falls, I'airfield. gi;giiivcsidc scrvicc 2 p.m. lo- ;iry ary in Twin Falls. cracked or peeled,cd, M offitl buys il any- h asis been b featured in nalional,m,maga- the collector said,and and they never h:ive ' 11 a.m. lodiiy, First UnUnilcU M cllmJisl day. Flhi»(ii»oi)d Cemeicry. Gooding. way and sends il eiLslei lo a company lhal zinesaes and travels lo saleSjn Engiigland to be lold to b e lh.it: way.wa; Church in Tw in F-alls.Is. ((W hile Moriu- (l)em aray'sl■'s GcHiding Chapel). WUliam V Howlaod Croft, of I’ai■aul, 10 re sto re s d o lls , reselling re: eyes, fixing ihrecrec limes a year. Jody'S'creallations When asked how)W manyi dolls she a.m;i.m. Wednesday. Paul LDS S ary in Twin Falls). ing itie piece Icxik'new haveiVe old-fashioned bisijue f;ices:s wilh h:LS, Moffitl said. "I'vti'v e never counted, E ln a AUlen. ll( of Oakley, 11 a.m, Cenler. Cen (McCuIloch’s Funerali IHome making again. , d e:licale lici eyelashes and pale, pailainied I’m kxibu-sy pUiyingigwiih w them." Joyce Nona Koighight W ilcox. i)f Tuesday, Oakley0^ I.DS Church. (Mc- in Burley).B Jerome, memorial scrviiirvicc, 11 a.m. to- Culloch's, FuneralFu Home in Uurley).' day. Calvary Episcopco p al C h u rch in NMarjorie A Lyoard. w - al Icasl 10 miles below)w the . Drivers who stop without cause, D e>ath i noticices ______Safety Adminisirislration estimates that speed'ced limit. . , usually at an iniersi;ersecrion, or at a Charles W. Tate, ofnf ItIdaho Falls and ------the typical alcohcahol-relaled falal acci- • * DriversC who drive al night v fomicrly of Duhl. I p.n * place where driversrs nmust make a de- dent costs S800.0[),000 . o uII t turningll on lheir headlights. 3rd Ward LDS Chape! i F o r n B oo «w c u t ild Burley residcnl. died Sunday,ly, Dcc. T h e IS P o ffersers ihc following lips • DriversI who weave fromin o n e Inlermcnl will be al Sunsel Sui Mcmoiial BURLEYBY - Fern Bowcul, an K9-ycar-old 1 • Drivers who accaccelerate and de- . (B uck-S ullivan 19. lW 3 .aul ll her sun's home in Burley. for spotting drunlunken drivers: sideJeofthe i road tothe olher. Park in T w in F alls. (E pidly ihan neces- Funeral Home in Idaliolio I Falls). • Scrviccs;s a:are pending and will be announecineed by Hansen Mortuary. • Drivers whoho turn inlo an inter- • DriversI who drive into oppoposing “ I"-"' "lore rapid se clio n w id e r lhaihan ncce.ssary. . or crossingcn traffic or down wnvrong- sary. Homer L. Aodenoa.3a. o f Twin Falls. M a u d .C VerbcrgVl • Drivers whoho stick lheir head out wayay lanes.1 • Drivers who followfoil olher vehi- ~ - 2 pm. loday. W hile MoiMorluary in Twin DURLEYEY - Maude Verhcrg, K2, o f Burlejirley, died Saturday. Dcc. IK, 19‘19W. al the w in d o w w hhile ik driving, or gesture • Drivers[ who swerve awayy fromI cles too closc. Falls. Inlermcnl will followfull at the Filer Cassia Menuemorial Hospiliil. ■-lOOF Cemetery. . The rtiner;nera! will be held at 3 p.m. Tue.sda;-sday in the M cCulloch FuneralI HumeI • »-w-« ial will be in Ihc Pleasant View C wilh Bishopop Ncil lliomas officiating. Burial > c ™ ;f Melvins Elizabethth Hallowell.1 of (cry. Friendsids may call at M cCuIloch's on TueTuesday prior lo Ihc scrviccs. ^ a il ______

Continued from»m B l • puirchased re! another bench. Thele Ro- fresh trail users andmd lo grow grass, near East Forkrk where the couple laryry Club( donated water. trees, and other plantia n tin g s." Hospilitals ______used lo enjoy walA 'alking. “It’s "Il the start of a beautifulII little The 1993 Giftsis ilo Share cata- "It’s a longg h1 o l s t r e t c h a lo n g re.st.st aa re a ," sh e said. kigue, which featutaturcs everything M A O IC V A LLEY’ RIREG ION A L MEDICAL CENT!MTER and daughter, all of BurlBurley; Jerome Bcndcle, o f Hcyl-lyburn: th e r e ," R ilz a uu said. ■ "So we also But Bu installing a memorial cacan be from sweatshirts andmd water bottles to Admitted lliiimas Hurtado, of Minvlinidoak; Mark Stutzman. uf Ru(:upcri, sunk a well antiind installed a hand ju.sttl-st thc beginning, interpretive signs.s. Ilitter collectors Rohcrl Dierck.sen. oof f 1Duhl: Henriella Ward, of Cooiioodinu; pump. Phil Poj’oynler built a rock "People "P* take a lol of pridelc and and irrigation assistaiistance is available . Sydnie Sim pson, o f Han:•lansen: Natalie Ja y o .o fT w in Falls, Fal CASSIAL MlMEM ORIAL HOSPITAL memorial. Weed;eds gol pulled. John I'clp:lp with the upkeep, too,”," she, by calling 788-2117.17. Admitted Released M c D o n a ld .spraytayed for ants. A lot of Ided “I think people get invoy o lv e d ’ ^ ie;Jcan- Jennie Dougal, of Burl3urlcy. John I lepw onh. o f■ FiiFiler; Rcnalc Smilh, of Jerome; ^ people helped1 maken this a special nioreore when they h:ivc .some kir ^ ‘.'nie Terry, ofKimberly;ly; 'Tina llan.son, uf M urtaugh:h: DorisI Released ' handmd in n project." Debra Christensen and Tammini Pol. • Flelehcr* Lura Gressley,ley, Kerry Tucker and Mamie: Sluart,Si Nicolc Arappagis, Dc lyW ihile benches have been the i laid, all o f Burley; Ema•ma Argal. Esicr Cameron andd 1Rose According too Mary^ Austin Crofts, ' all of Twin Falls. ipular purchase (all of the r m ^ J n i q u e * ' Garza, all of Heyburn;rn; Bccky Rigby, of Malla: Tlirlircasa district director,ir. mi ore ihan 2 5 0 indi- an 40 benches available have (JiN ID O KCA A M EM ORIAL HOSPITAL , Cain, of Rupert. viduals and busirisincsscs have donated ' I G i f t s ' ild). miletnarkers arc the next Released Babies more than SlOf100,000 in improve- Her. Austin Crofts said that a : Sherry Fgglesion, MoMomica Mosqucda, KimberlyI CorleyO Jennie Dougal, o f Burl3urley had a baby. ments ihrough;h thi e G i f t s .10 S h a re _____ luplcTcccntlyTiurchased’a’ien ______project since its inceplioh. Besides ^ CottonTHnjwi' ^ arker to commemorate their l benche.s, gifts haveha included special' inivcrsary. j memorials, walciilcr founlaihs. vegeta- "Bul our bi^e.st need righl nc tion, paving, brbridges, signs, time, Spudland F o r o bjltuary i t t rate Informatlor50. and land. aler," she said. "Wc have no v S Video & Gil ghts along thc trail, and wc nei - - call 733-03>0931, ex ten sio n 278------,j. " P e o p le reallyIly like it." sa id A u stin '■8''“ l e c d to M * 514 Main. OwKl Obituaaries ivelop sources of frcsirwatcrr tt o j e - ' C r o f ts . " T h e rre's e ' something neal •about a communiunity project thal com- ‘ : Loui^ S. Bott L o la n d Mci\, Cedar Rapids, lowa;a; tw^ o ste p so n s, prior'lo Mas;lass on Tuesday. -'boliDO left al Iho P a y n e Mortuary. "Chaprl br th ______T W I N FFALLS . »TCIMBERLY • 737 3 3 - 6 6 0 0

I . . f I ,. Mondoy. Docomljiiljor 20,1993 Timos-Nows. Twin'win Fi^Is, Idoho B-3 Idaho/a/West

“ 1 Ex-Senmator Singl^e? Utaahn willI save yrou a se;;at at hiier tabic^ BennefBtt SALT LAKE ClCITY (AP) — rr—-— Personal ads, blindid dotesd and bars, ...... : Throw in Ihe occa?icasional church dies at195 social, and grim osas iti is, that's the social sccne for man>any Ulah singles. SALT LAKE■ CITY C (AP) — No one knew thj better than Former U.S, Sen.■ien. W a lla c c F. Holly Janncy, anI Ohio0 transplant More thart 600Q Bennell, a rock-rihbribbed Republican conservalive who0 stserved Utah for •who moved Wesl ir the 1970s lo | m V '- ’ adult singles . ' 24 years in W;isl/ashington. died sk i. hav e joined the “You know howiw iti w a s in high Sunday al home of icauses incident school when a groupoup of people gol . '* y N, •' ■ I ^ H Table for Eight to age. He w as y.S. logclhcr to go skalinjling or out lo cat? singles diningg Bennell, who tratranslated savvy I think everyone mi;misses thal,” she cB W W gro u p that Hollilly business kniiw-luiwt)w 10 p o sitio n s o f said. Janney, right, power tin the Senale n a lc f in a n c e an_d They needn’t. She’ih e 's s e e n to that. j g K H ^ B j started th ree banking conimiiices.ces. was elcclcd in l‘)50 and served1 ununlil 1974, when 1( w a s a c h a n c c encounter c on a j^^H H years vacation lhal spawlawncd Janney's M l he relircd to allow)w Ihis handpickcd solulion. She metct ia woman who •successor. Jake (iarniarn, lo lakc officc was trying lo orgarganize a dinner a few weeks early. group for single adults,ad took the Today, the sealat iis occupied by idea, gol some guic'uidance from an B e n n e irs youngestrsl sson. Republican attorney and formermcd a company - Sen, Roben F, BeiBennett. 60. who cullcd Table for EightEig three years w on eleciion in l*J‘>2*J‘>2, f l t l “ He w as one o)f f IfIhe key people 1 ag o . . ■ B F — ^ V. .A.’- “All 1 do is advenvertisc for profes- • c o n su lte d w h en 1 didecided I mighl wanl lo run," thee yiyounger Bcnncti sional people who) wantw; a social life i . and are loo busy tolo have1 it on their said Sunday, "He: rairan me through a own.” she said. rather extensive lisl of plusses and H e re ’s how il wiforks: orl minuses, and. whenlien we were done, Janncy lists a voic'oice mail number Iv lold me: '1 can't see as you have a • in one of two advtdvertisements in ihing lo lose,'" local weekly newspapers, r Bennell said hisis Hfather suffered a Inicresied people leavc le; a mes.sagc. .1 i-:ik ______slight fall lale Saluraturday at his Sail She calls back andind asks Ihem to AP«Uo Lake condominiumium. "He wcnl to _ • write her a letter:r lllhat includes a b e d lo re s t a n d ne•' for a safi>afc, non-lhrcalening way to0 have a good time.'' Bentley said, "It"ll really changed our- "I i le al all from their past becaus nk Moss, who rep- More than 600>00 have eaten mcel ollniliier people. •. On occasion, dinerss will cali lives." one a use I U.S, senator Frank t n ihe Olher side of J a n n c y ’s w a y , a nnd d aboui 300 are Ask ;R Roy Luiz, a 4'4-year-oldd Janncy afler a gel-togelhclier and ask The couplcIc invited: Janncy to reallyally have no idea," she'said, rcsenied Ulah on ih M atching.dincrs wiih resiaurarants the aisle for IK yeayears, 16 of ihcm m em bers. IransplanIant 10 U lah w h o h a s found it for a person's phone nunjmber, Sho their wedding.g. but1 nol all endings Ma Janney stressesi shshe doesn’t run a more difIJiffictill to mcel people as hee won't give it out. but; will\ pass arc so happy.. 0Once in a while, ihc forr lhIhrce to/lve meals a week is an wilh Bennell, d many issues on dating scrvicc, butut (does pay atten- — an intintrovert and frequent travel-I- along the message. w ro n g people: show sl up at ihc table intriciricale task,.Janney, a iravel ag.igeni "Me and I had m ' day. hopes lo make il a fulltiItime which we were on opposite sides tion to whal peopleiple write in iheir cr — haslas grown older. Thai’s how Darcy Berenlley met — like ihe coup)uplc who had a disas- by da d panicked when they affairfair, "f love people. 1 reaily ddo." and he alwuys reprctpresenied his phi- tellers. L u lz7 . Vwas one of more lhan 7^^0 her husband. The 29-^-year-old irous dale and f ,e said. losophy fairly, wilh.viihoul dishonesly “You'd be surpri:•prised how many people: w who gathered in Salt Lakee social workei"' had ne\ever been found ihcmselvelves Tabic For Eight she s; And yes, she has found a few f or deviousness."" M Moss said. "We men say ihcy only,y vwant lo cat with rcccntlytly for the group's annualll involved in a singles groioup J,)cfore. dinner partnersrs a: shon time later. An lies for herself. were always civil1 to onei another." women who can1 hhave children," Christmtmas parly. He praisedd Table for Eight appealcilcd lo her "I guess they'ey'd had ihc dale from dales I Bui Muss said he found1 Bennelt a hard man lo gel closeclos lo. regardless • of their philostipiiitpiiical differences. City m ay O K bumn : i n g Me sa id B em ielt1 was w;i a meticulous . , sonal habiis were lian prinidpalreciceives in disciciplirie °SPOKANE (AP) — Spok,ik a n e 's Meridi olilics, CCity it' Council plans to take an-inoihcr ''‘■•flecied in his polili er M eridian School a thing ori his deski MERIDIAN (AP\P) — Four school. sle th e m . Like olher look al whether lires shouuld be "He never had atl' nine was kepi in a months irtto her job) as principal of "As farar as llic rules go, it was a1 Rulon Tolniani a parcrent who is District princincipals, Kluever has b urned at th e c ily ’s g arb ag e ini lom in Ihc hallways, drawer," Moss recall.•called. Ada County’s largest:st high school, 180-degrcjree turnaround from 'lasl[ [. presidenl of the Merididian High ended freedor alor. Terry Kluever lemptnporarily can- year andd ;year before,” junior Ty' I Booster Club, gives K luevcr’s Students mustst havei a pass, and vis- wear an identifying ccled students’ morninning break, told A ndersor;on said, "Her policies; c emphasis on light discif:ipline and itors riitist wt Ihcm they can’t makeike oul on cam- would ad;adapt well lo high-crim e: 1 hard academics an “A." b a d g e. isoiutcly in But Klucvever said she doesn’t H pus and required themem to certify in schools,K, but Ihis is M eridian, "I think parents are ahst ian High to feel like a ■ w riling thal they kiknow school Idaho. Thtfhcre’s not lhat much of aI s support of tighter discipipline. It's wanl Meridian - somelhing as a society tlthat w c’rc prison. She wantswa il to provide an H ru le s . p ro b le mI here," hi - s ll lhal helps students ^ The decisions arcrc nol popular Opinionon in Ihe sludenl body isi j, getting away from, and itit's impor- environment i ansilion to the work- I | wilh some of Ihc 2,50,500 students al mixed onin ithe new rules and tighterr t iant to go back lo lhat," he said. make ihc tran: Meridian High School,ool. enforccmcmcnl of old ones. The prin- Kluever is nol aloninc among place, ^ ' om line, is-lhat onc-of—H Kluever came to M eridian from cipal’stcc::ccn-age constituents noticc: / American school principiipals-in-her— ■-‘The-botlom K to leach kids what is H a gang-ridden higtiigh school in a diffcrcncence in the environment atI i desire for more order anind grcaier our jobs is lo in whal situations," she H Killeen. Texas, thatIt sshe says was the school,)0l. \personal responsibility oor n the p a ri a p p ro p ria te in \ of the top .said. "You’ree notn going to do thesq one of the stale’s5 moslit violent Kluever/cr and her bosses say the: c of her students. One ol s is 10 pro- ihings in your'ur workplace orj'ou’rc campuses. Her aim in the npw job atmosphcr(icrc is bcller for learning,, i national educalion goals cd schools, nol going lo hahav e a jo b lo n g ." w a s lo p r o lc c l h e r IiIdaho school but somc"jic"siudcnl say the rules has-- \ vide safe, well-disciplined Your Tim es-News Ca:arrier is an from the influencess iflhal have bat- independent businesess person. H e/she pureu r c h a s e s tered many urban schochools. But now your new spaper, fron)m The Times-News ancand resells it she’s wiser abouf IdahJaho children. T h e em ployees M eridian's studeidents are also to you. W hen custor^m ers don't pay their C o s tc o wiser aboui their nenew principal ■ i at carrier...their'carrierr (doesn't earna'profit.t . lhan they were ot firstrst glance-^ art wes^'^eN'- join logeliier in image of a tough-lalktalking outsider k ) s t c ( who planned to clamptup down on fun O P l e aase : help,your carrier earnear his/her w ish in g y o u a and freedom. WHOLESALE fit by having your paymym ent ready students agree , Kluever and her sn AiaMh \ H appy H o liii a j. or join our on one thing: The‘h e n e w r u l e s nd paying prom ptly or j brought aboui a sharpjrp changc from zonvenient office-payf plan.pi For whal they were useduse to al the r— ^form ation on the benejnefits and I . '-J f ijjrA/i CP raxiAJ,'')(}W - (tyvAL rcr>‘ K l r AP1VZ ') K x lu .LL JiSO; ee Tr-SCS H I -nuTr ro3\\f a u y \ ? sTjpiEs, L t:? si'P£« ,v w enience of paying at tht e office, ■ -v r f t A ChilP ^ i^ h /u l j Tv Ar sU^TAS. , . . Ex-attomeyy ^en d s, ; ) ’’"I/' ID CP KS ilease call our C ustomner er Service SECT rne , anti-porn cn:rusade D epartm ent at 733-03 - 0 9 3 1 . , SALT LAKE CITYrY (AP) — The T h an k ¥ 9•u! 0 ! resolution of a mulii-sli-state prosecu- tion of an adull-enlertacrtainmenl mail- ing house apparentlyy signalssi the end p '”’^ - of a chapter in ihe anti-mti-pom crusade of former U.S. AltcUtorney Brent ^ J . . W a r d ______The struggle beiwefwccn’PHE and ------ihe U .S.’ Departrhcnlent of Justice e n d e d la s l w e e k in1 cccourtroom s in Alabama and Washinglington, D.C. PHE pleaded guiltyilly,to a felony - ...... — -postal violation*in-AlaMabama-involv- -jW JW TT mg a sexually-orierienled ad. ,In ------exchange, the comparpony dropped a JIB 0 lawsuit against Wardard, the deparl- ■ ment and other aulhorilorilies.. JI.A. g HENCKELILS FOUR STI Moreover, the Justionice Deparlfnenl ■ ______promised not lo proseo s c c u te P H E iri ffhe f Most Advanm e e d Knife Urn “ any other slurenhro'irowirr^W ard's— —^— q - controversial "multipleiple-jurisdiction” • MHot ( D rop t-orgedsg^rglrC arboi siralegy in limbo. o stain steel -BeB alanced bolste Justice official sayly llth e stra teg y is The gift eveeryone loves being reviewed ariand could be revived despite negali';alive rulings by iwo federal judges; in W ashington We“ ship gifts and an OMcals court in Denver. Its objective wasas to bankrupt led with defendants like PHE'HE by forcing .Hundreds of'delicious c gifts fillec Ihcm lo defend ihems:mselvcs against _ $15,0. indictments filed simuImultaneously in ------tastydeliglghts, from$10to$l' several states. The courts,coii however, p. FRBSGIFTymf found the tactic a viol/iolation of First ' ^ 0 BLUE LAKESSMALL»TWIN N FALLS Amendment rights. Ulah federal proseci;ecutors dropped . i m w i i s a . Order byy phone 733-88'5803 ils M -counl indiclncim cnt against North ^ Corolina-b:i-bascd PHE 7^ SNAKE RlVl/ER PLAZA »BUlURLEY ^aSuA. • iwiiimo P re s id e n t P h ilip HutV

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I W oman, i be;eau charj^ged witlh ~ ] r h tiaveessca p edI e x e c uition B O I S E ((AP) / — Keilh Eugene llio n o f p a ro le . denied cffecti\ctivc counsel when W ells gave/c up hope of living and Jaime Dean Charboneai:au, a 33- convicted of the 1990 shooting of muLirderingg husbanndNo. 9 asked to beebccomc Ihc firsl convict- yyear-old ranch hand, wasw con- Nampa Chrisliaislian Schools leachcr cd murdererrer executed sincc Idaho ddcmncd for laying in waiiail for his Maude Friesen,!:n, 37, al her home, ) reinsiaicdd Ihc i death penalty in cex-wife' outside her Jerome in rcsentemicncing Ivey, 3rd ST-EAMDOAT\ T ' S P R I N G S , n ------5* ------C o l l i . (A P ) — JiHil^-Coii .( isu Diarry* I il Couniy home and then rc|rcpcalt;dly_ District Judge5C JJim ppolilllc_said ing woman. Tencn times she h^$ a B u i ih e:'olhcrs o who have,been shootiiig s Her with a rifli:e in mid- jvey would probably pro kill again. .. taken Ihc plunge. s c n l e n c c dd lo Dcalh Row have 1984'. 1 H e im p o s e d a li:life pri.son sentence Coil may havev e to fo rs a k e her'*' F ^ . fought forr theirtl lives and six have The slate Supreme Court C in without possibillibility of parole, and nmrrsjijg ways for a while, how-' ''‘r 11989 ordered him reset lambuslcd thee a,appellate court sys- f _ W A seventhIlh, Mark Emilio Aragon b cvcf.'^rtajjsc shete aand a boyfriend bccause of what death' y icm as so libc,ibcr&l it would find ^ of Kclchum,im, died of liver di.scuse advocates a described as rc arc in jafl.^fiOfgcdcd with murdering ana,Her way .oto overturn a dcalh in Scplcmb«nber 1988 ut the age of technical I flaws. After fii hushand-No. y.''wl' w h o was*^ sh o t' in ~ t f f t se n ie n c e . U V ’i ' , . ; j t S f / 40, six yearsars after he killed the 8- five f years of appeals al a c O cio h cr. lly. Ihe state Supreme month-oldJ daughterd of his live-in mated n iis high as S4( ' “ If y o u w e re 10 lo m e et h e r a n d al some defense atlor- / girlfriend bybj holding the infant’s Jerom J e Couniy officials5 gave] up Cour,. ,n whal s< lalk lo her yoii’d'd IhinkI she’s just ' a possible turn away the grcalcsl personion you ever mel.” - heels andd ;slamming her head their tl quesl for executiona a. n d s e l- “ ,P' against a bat ath penalty, rcjectcd one cx-hij.sband,, Carl C Steely, said \ / b a th tu b . ‘ tied tl for life in prison wiihiih o u l p o s - ‘lc*'*’* execution forr JaJames Kevin Praii,. o f C o il. " W h y would w. all these W, T h e f ir ssl t women sentenced lo "Sibility of parole. Suprc;mc 34, The courtrt saids Tran’s death people nnirry herier if she weren't • death underJer the new law, Karla In 1991, the U.S. Si y, , Wind.sor. 3^37, had her conviction Court C overturned the detcuth sen- sentence wasas disproportionatee Ihat \vay?" / an Sluart compared to) sentencesse imposed Cqfu 50, who is slill m a rrie d lo *1:5.'^ overturnedd 1by the state Supreme lence |i imposed o.i Bryar hiJshiind NO. 10., is ch arg ed in the 4 .Coun in lateate 1985 on grounds that Lankford, L 33,-of Conroe,le, Texas, on other.s willA'iili similar back- slaying of Gerryy IBoggs, 52. She L /.she was not6t Ithe onc (0 actually kill .w . v ho wilh his brother wass convict-i grounds and convicicdcoi of similar . ' g ami lelcplione rcpacpairman Michael '/ [ ■ ' Sterling GriOrammcr; 45, during a ed e in Ihe June 1983 bcatinjing deaths murders. Backus, 48, arc being he held on S5 w r , 1983 breakak-in of his Caldvyell of o a Marine officer andI his I wife Pratt wasi convicted c< in the Q home. Donii)nald Kenneth j^eiterly, v m ilh o n b ond o n1 first-degree fit mur- jfe iK w hile.they camped ale:long Ihc January 1989{9 murderr of Forest . tt f m .' .}■. 37, is slill apappealing his dealli.sen- South S Fork- of the Cle; - d e r charges. carwater Service law enforcementenl officer 9 ic n c c . River. His brolher is slillII righ,ing Bren, "Jake" Jai Neither defcndaiidant looked al Jacob.son al the end V- A t Ihc ssame a r time, the Supreme aa death scnlehco. olher during,u cotcourt appearance of a two-dayy ctcrime spree in the Coun tUcdd IdenticalI reasoning to The high court rule I Friday, when Ihcy:y \wcrc ordered lo led that Panhandle, oVerii}rn lhlhe,deVth senience of LLankford had not b e e r ,appear'-Jan..3l for a preliminary cn given Last Thursdirsday, 4th D istrict... Shaw n’ SCrcCrog’gins, 28, who was pproper notice by prosecululors ,h,il Alan Sch' he arin g . . Schwarlzman, impos- c o n v ic tc d w:with Albert Ray Beam, tlthe death penalty was a “ ing his firs, dcathdea sentence, con- Clali Th an ori[ingided Ihe "should not deterdele this court from Her husbands ha\ lo impose the life sen- d Iiin David performing ilsIS heavyhi responsibili- have included ihe \i}i2. betweenb Coit and DiRos death senience of Benjamii lawyer who help I allow future considcra- I'Ivey. 30. on grounds. 1he was ly.” elped her avo’id C(,;t checkedch herself inioji psy-. rnarricd_M n arinc_M aj., DX o n a l d , . ' - i|uestionihg in thehe :shooting death chiairicic hospital af.ler C oifs Brodiejn 13 California. of her Ihird hus;burband, Clark Coil, billing andan policc never wcrc able While still DiRosa's wif whiisc name she: cocommues 10 use. toquesiiiislion her. nmarried husbands Nos. 7 U .S .. 1to seek oilil ^“iiibargo) if Coit. like Boggs,gs. was shot by s h c married n and divorced Eldon E Metzger, an Indian someone who enli :nlered his home lawyer■ LouisLi DiRosa twice, mak- lioneer, li and Steely, a tcac through an unlockei:kccl back door.'in i'„g him |, srin N .KLorea i blod:ks inspect!ion n husbands Nos. 5 and 6. In Indiana, li according to policece. _____ I LosAngelesTs 1111103 eiembargiKS, piirtieoibrly pclrolci ^ H |||l|||ji||B Speaking on ARC’S "Thih is W ee k I W A S H INNGTON G — The United with w David Brinkley" p pi ro g ra m I HAPPYr HOLIDAYS!I States willI ask a the U.N. Security McLarly V noted thnl imposining an oil ■ Home I I I C ouncil to impose im| an oil embargo on em ei bargo on N onhlC orea wouli■uld require letown \welcom( ^ ^ North Korea if les D un a if the Pyongyang govern- the lh approval o f See’uriiy Countincil mem- menl continue bers, including China. North ...... BERLIN, N.H.. ( A P ) — H is B B B g lues 10 reject international bi lh Korea’s injuries arc healing,'. but b Army hcti- [>*|V inspection ofif iiits nuclear installations, a main m trading partner. Bul the ust Talking To top Clinton adadminisirnlion official said tmtion tr believes Beijing miglilluoinl'an j ^h en Jusi copier pilot Michacl;1 DDurant says the ||B B ||« m r m i ’ \ Sunday. I Japan and A F riendI isIsn’t Enough. er pain of knowing IK 1«, soldiers died. em bargo bccause China, like J; - . - - . _ " T h e dcnui tlg liiin g w ith h im renii! A nuclearizalioa.i}f North the.Uniled th Slates..is worried.ai.about th e . Fnoncnyconnaomicontlaioolpbiionl jotvicoj • • 1 Korea is csseiisential for a safe world,” pi ■'I think about tho^hose guys every prospect of a North Korea will'Ilh nuclear lo, po,sonal, omotkmotional, ptychologlcol, \ White House« Chicf( of Staff Thomas F. w day, .and I realize hoW ho fortunate 1 B U S weapon.';, he s;iid, ond olcohol/diuguQ ppiobloms. \ "Mack" McL-rLiriy said in a television U.S. officials huvc spoken pi j am.'* he said al a nevnews conference ' pn:vioasly Oepreniorv/ilorvAruiety-Moodi \ interview, ! Sunday-at Berlin HigHigh School, his ‘ ■! ^ * 4 B olof economic sinclions ils a like!kely option Abuw/Troi/Traum a Vietlmi 1 "Wc’rc goinoing lo puniue lhal, are pur- in a’s nuclcar Qriat)rtfltl>L«u, alma mater. "Tliey died dii doing what U in the crisis over I'^nh Korea’; \ suing il w ilh1 didiscussions, and hopefully w P artnlinga n Ihey loved besl. Thehe fact that they ' * ' those discussicvsions will produce a satis- But McLariy’s comments il/DruQ ProbUm i aren't here any moreKC is a sad thing C=»p I." m S ^lags/Famlly S ; Countsllng y factory result.”ll.” he said. "The next step, lhal lh Presiilcnl Clinion has sellellled on a r . ■ for me and their familin ilics." I think, woul3uld be on the economic strategy sti tlial'focuscs on an oil ^onsutlallons Durani’s hometownwn. a blue-collar ^ oiO}cent}-Adults-Sonlois C ; front, wouldI be considenition of certain as as his next m ajor step. city in norihcrn New•Jew Hampshire, * Indtvlduol & Gig ioup Counsollng held a rally and its biggcst-ever , i • Aflofdoblo Cofo:0 f0 ; parade for him Sundayday, ’ • C onvonlent LocationLeo & Hours ' i I Washingngton m urder ratete tops 1992 numtl U e i J s . Pioloulonol StollStc) Several thousandnd people lined ______M a in S treet lo w a tc;h h DI n rr iin nrd~hTs~~ ' i \ o I ufN ( a P) — I h c g g u l n sh o t w o u n d s, police .'jaiu. ~ • Modlcofo/CHANIHAMPI/S wife. Lorrie. ride: byb; in a horse- I -1 — — t ------murder rale ci in the.nation’s.capjial_____ That brought ihe loiai nuilumber of . Covoiod by' MonyMo Intuioneot swept pasl theth 1992 mark as four homicides he lo 455 this year,r. accord- „ drawn carriage. Newcw Hampshire’s / - ’M lour H«lplln* ^ people wcrce kkilled during the week- ing in to police. - entire congressionalII delegationd was J 3 - 4 7 6 9 on tiand for a rallyly iin the Berlin k ■' end, policc saisaid. "I'm not running the flagigpole up 733- H ig h gym . l £ ' • I L asl y e a r's imurder rate of 451 was and ar saying all is leist," Policlice Chief • ______"What he represcnlsnls is w hat’s best APphow surpassed Frie■riday when three people Fred Fr Thomas said Salurday separale shooting.s. slill sli encouraged (lhal) wc \ (OH VIEW about Americans — good people Chief WaVarrant Officer Michael DuiDurant an d wife, Lorrle, e:enloythe >litdwo f I £IING CfNTEB trying to do good thinihings," U.S. Sen. parade> In Berlin, N.H., honoringg ItsIt hometown hero. * ' Then, earlyrly Sunday, a man in his suq^ass su our deadliest yeur or)r second- t w/IN in f A l l $ mid-40s wasIS Ifound dead of multiple deadliest dc year." Presidtlent invitites family,y, friendss for Chrristmas * Pet stop- ★ SoiitJiemnt JExposure- WASHINGTON (Al(AP) — Presideni Clinton ant and Kelley, the fourth husb;iisband of Clinton’s mother. carols > wilh the congregationion. C hristm as Pet Toyoys. O ur Bev DooliltleDoc Prints his wife. Hillary, wclco;lcomed closc friends and fami-mi- brought family wiih him.n. Clinion nodded his head3d 'when ihe Rev. J. Philip ly members — iricludJuding distant cousins, aunts,m s. R elaiives o f C lin to n ’ss f:father, W.J. Blythe, were Wogaman. talked aboul theihe civil righls movement ------1 Make Greatcat Gifts.( unc'les and in-luwss —- to the While House oron invited from T exas, bu lI il was not known whether in a sermon lhal also embnibraced feminism and gay 1 S % 0 F F a U! Pel Food* Excluil *.Ca„dle-Sti-Stick Park- Sunday A)r a Christmasmas party. the guesis included twon) fpeople who claim lo be rights, f P f 100 H ourr SoScenlwi The soiree was partirt of< a Christmas tradition dal-Jai- Blythe's offsprings by worwomen olhcr than Clinton’s Alluding to adminislraiiolion plans to overhaul ihc 20% OI ies _ ing lo Clinlon's daysys iin the Arkansas governor’^jr’s miiiher. Blythe died in ali cacar accident shortly before welfare system, but noiI nmcnlioning Clinion by C H M S T M A S; ITEMS 1 J^^dies mansioii when familjnily members gathered fromom. Clinlon's birlh. name, the prcachcr said wcwelfare reformers should I Goocc. 2^,2^. 1993 $ 1 4 . 9 9 across thcpunlry»;Ut ClChristmas-iimc. Popcorn and moviescs were' prepared for the noi forgel that somc peoplelie cannot survive wiihoul •‘[t’s the family part;>arty,” said the president whenhen dozens of children. benefits. asked about the gatheithering while jogging SundayJay The parly, one of severaeral ihrown hy the Clintons On Salurday. the presidenJent went Christmas shop- H b S B ' ' m orning. durin g the holiday seiuson,ion, capped a fesli^ wfcck- ' |ping in W ashington's historichi; Union Station, # - I ® ! - - ! . . — — The guesl list, bolhlh familyI and scores-of-fricn'dsn'ds— cnd’fo rthe'fT rsrnim ily^ "Among the items he bouglughl werc’a'black velvel* % ~ r - i from Clinton's Arkansansas days, was said by some'me Eirlicr Sunday, the CliiClintons altended Foundry hat, I a necklace and olher picpieccs o f je w elry , 7 34 -3 4 4 4 734-2204 SlSOUTHERN ^ W hile House officiacials to exceed 50(1 people,lie, United Methodist Churchch to watch their daughter, Bul the president was ununwilling Sunday lo pro­ EXPOSURE alth o u g h th e c.xacl numumber of guests was unclear.. Chelsea, .perform in a skit skil aboul.finding Jesus in vide ' a hint about whal he mimight like for Christmas, ^ B L U E LLAKES ' MALL ^ Clinton’s m'other, ViVirginia Kelley, and her hus-us- modern times. Chelsea,a, 13,1 p la y ed a ro lc in the •■"It's a secrct,” the presiesident said as reporters I band. Dick, spent SaiSalurday night at the Whilelile “Nutcracker" earlier in ihethe Chrisi mas season. ___ ]peppered him.wilh queslionions as he ran laps on the | ------H o iiscr as-did - M rs?-ST'eiintonVbmilrcrTTIugliigh Several of Chelsea’s friend.sfrie accompanied her to W ' hifc H o u se ru n n in g iracisack. "1 have m ore than I R odham . • church. Tlic president and'lnd first lady sang Christmas need. i I want to give things;s itlo o th e r people." We'UBeHaiippyloCareFcFor Your PetWhIllle You're Awiway. “PRO3PERTYu W I m o nid a y nlig h t I Boarding your pelet at A Pet's -.-/"-A . ' Place makes good sen:nse. 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------‘ ------Fei^ p ies Panrents sur:^ve birtl:hday If you don't havlavc enough drama in your life, you need:d ito chaperone a party for a group o f sevcnt'cnlh-graders. (“Chapcr- one” comcs fromtm the French words “chnpc,” meaningJ “person,”“i and “rone,” meaning 'V h o is agiiaging very rapidly.”) Dave Barpy H u m o r

W c recently hadid ;a party for our son’s n t h birthcJay. We rrented a Holiday Inn function room, onn the tl theory that il was roomier ond lesss fflammable than our • house. W e hired two twi nice young DJs to ’ ploy ugly m usic recreally loud so that the youngsters would1 cnenjoy it. We ordered a* large quantity of coldcoh cuts for the young- stcrs to ignore, QSss 'well as a nice fresh vegetable platterr forf< them to actively avoid. MKE8ALS8URV/> W c stood near thc door and greeted thc While the thoughight of visiting a physiclaran can be a nightmare forfo mpny men, not goingng In for reg u lar checkup!ps could end many a dre£iream . guests and their parparents as they arrived. Thcrc seemed like:e a lof of guests, morc r than we recalled actiictually inviting, Appar- s cntly this party wasas igiving ofT some kind of powerful airborneimc adolcsccnt hormon- The 1 al chcmical attractaictant that was causing ■ ■ 13-year-olds as fariraway a' as Homer, Alas- -ka, lo demand thathat their parents drive 1 / thcm to it. People were strcaTeaming into thc func- _ • - B tion room. The kidsids would melt instantly ' inlo the throbbingI blblob of youth that had f a iC t o r formed in thc m iddlddlc of thc dance floor, Their parents woulduld look us over, trying to discern whetherr wwc were dcccnt people or Brunch Davidiansians or what. Thcrc was no way we couldJ totalk to them, bccausc the sound systemI wiwas crankcd up to kill 20/ic, playing songsIgs that consisted o f an- . ‘The doctctor will see y(Aou no w ’ stri]ikes fear intoo the hearts oaf miUions of)f guys gry men shouting thithings like: "Tliis song ispaj'n!ainl By. Steve Crump “To pul yourself in his,hand:ands is Jo give-up i Makes you in&mdincl ■> Timcs-News writer -some o f lhat power." ns ]people put ofT )'cing a sevcnlh-grader.______doctor. ______ities involved in b’cin “Among the people i know,V, I Ihcrc’s a selves,"’Rcricherher said. “And most peo- going lo the doctor," say;says Dr, Ronald Later on our son3n jgave us a much-sim- ^Ifican t diflcrence in atiiludiudcs about pie over 35 wh(ivho haven’t been to thc Fullmer, o Twin Falls inieiniemal mcdicinc Going to thc doctortor: For millions of plified version, whivhich was that this girl )ing to thc dentist between peojeople who dentist for fivee yyears arc going to have specialist, "Cosl is certainlyinly one o f ihem. - Americans, there arc nno o more : discouraging — had been going witwith thi8-bdy,-but then- - ivecxpericnccdsonic-driilsTiim n d those—some-periodontalital'diseose.”' ■■ ------'and so'is theshortage'of phyphysicians'inthis" ■ words. she dumped him, althoughall she liked him communily. Many peoplele don'ld< go to the if them are men. • and wanted to stillill Ibe his friend, but the And facc it, most o f th docior bccause they don'tI haveha a docior to boy's best friend got angry at ihc girl and ‘i think it’s a widcspnspread phenomenon,” “Om)ne issue is lhat confrontingB rmonalily “The other is lhatI men tend to relate to the basis o f power, and the go to. called her a bad nanname, which causcd her said Dr. Peter Ferguson,;on, a Twin Falls p.sy- is difTlnicult, and as men approachich middle cach other on Ihi 3wer figure,” he continued, • to become cxtrcmcl)icly upset and burst into chiatrisL age, theythi have to confront it. docior is a powt ' P leaseBSeeWlMP/C2 se tears, and she th(thought that thc ex­ boyfriend had putit tthe best friend up to this, which hc hadradn’t, in fact hc didn’l ■ even know the bestcsl friend had donc this, and -now hc (thc cx-cx-boyfricnd) was very Home 1for the holiday1 fs can b(>e minefReid forr kids upset becausc she•. thi th o u g h t he was rcspon- By Joan Bean physicia:ian wilh thc Magic Valleyy IRegional parts o f toys belongingbel to an older brotherler is with painful (but nolIt serious)sc bums to lit- . Plealease see BARRY/C2 Timcs-News correspondentlent Mcdical:al Ccntcr, said mosl toyss hhave age or sisler. Andid thati can pose a danger to lie children from touchin,:hing Creepy Crawler warnin]ngs printed on thc coniaii;ainer th at him. ovens, “I've seen somenc bumb s from those.” TWIN FALLS — Ina fiveH dqys, Santa adulls shoulds follow. Legos, forir instance.i “ We had a littli;littl one who ingested a piccccc Kraal said. will deliver liltic toy drum■ums and horns that aren't fcfor toddlers. o fa liic Brile lo>loy lhat belonged to her olderI'-'f ‘‘They gel pretty hot.It. aand I Ihink parents - go rootic toot toot — nss wellv. QS electronic "Smaiall kids can’t really concciccptualize brother or sisteisier, and ended up aspirating ..don'-l realize how hot,” - .^gamcs, Legos, battery opopcralcl] toys and that iffthey t pul something in theiheir mouth -and nearly dyinj,'ing," suid Blossom”Mathcws,j?’ Items such as wood-bui-burning tools are nol — Comics C6 more. and brei•eathc, it’s going to go in theii■icir lungs.” Magic Valleyy SSafe Kids Coalition coordi- usually a problem. K raal;aal said, becausc pco- Parenting C 7 That's a full night’s wowork for one jolly Kraal sisaid. “And Iclling them lhatliat doesn't liator. “ Inapprtipropriale toys, pr toys lhati I pic know ihcy’re hot. ThcThey are supposed to old elf. So jusl to be safeafe, parents should help." could cause a ipotential choting hazard, I Dear Abby C 7 ; bum, so they arc trcalccalcd accordingly. Hc check for themselves to0 seeS( whether cach Bul evenc if a small child recei':eivcs only need to be kept;ept oul of thc young child's' ^ said it’s the ihings kidsids don'ti know could Lesson Pagele_____ C 8_ toy is appropriate for the: agage o f thc child. safe tededdy bears andj)ul!-and-pu:push play-. hands-. — . | — — — ------D rrK cv in K raal.-an t cr cm crgcncy room things,, 1he may still get his handsis aith noteles_____ WEIGH!IHING ON YOUR MIND:D: D o n 't assum e asthma uncovered ur no evidence o fr stustunted growth or you’ll putlUt on ex tra pounds d uringng thc holidays, abnormal!alilics in the pituitary or adl^eidl^enal glands, and ; F ash io n finds Weight gaigain during this peak eatinglg sseason can turn concludciled that thc drug is safe and1 cflcfTectivc. inlo a sclf-jlf-fulfilling prophecy, saysr's Michael I Lowe, Thc daImg involvcd'in ihc New EngEngland Joumal of a tig h ts5 sp ! o t ^ r l F ..aAshorl>rt skirt associatec p professor in the divisionn of o clinical psy- Mcdicinc1C sludy was experimental! buibudesonidc. made L ■ over tl{tights chology aal l :Hahnemann Hospital, • by ATitra-a-Pharmaceutical Productsi of Sweden-U has - W8 Service ^ ' • ' Knight-Riddcr News . adds totc th is “Peoplelc believe they will gain wciweight during the nol beenn capproved in thc U.S. look holidays.”.” isays Lowe, so they lookc fofor opportunilies Getting a leg upIp o n fashion loday layer Ic Mnt ‘o S'VC mn lllo their desires. Yet tcchnicjnically, the season MUSC!CLE-BOUND?;- Exercise: programs pn to turn ittcntion to whal ' means poying attc 1 kj|k.’^ K . consists of Thanksgiving, a couple of Chrisunas par- childrenn into adult powcr-.sports5 championsch arc a vcr y o u r legs, you're slipping over ______tics.jC hristrijjlmas.dinnctJind-Ncw_Ycaifcar-s-Evc.-Low«—w asle of-tf-lime. ------Forget neutral-col'colofed pantyhose, , poinis out.ut. If you Ihink aboul the holiholidays as a cou- So say:lys Canadian rcscarcher OdeDded Bar-Or, who ------onctrdcT^igtieurf

' i ? " Fashion1 ______V/e would C ontinued from whal manyy Ofl ther-w orking w om en a r c ' bcr, b< the more sftccV thi:hc hose, pairs. Still, tightsIts hav e a w ay s to go to ; tighls and opaque stockir:kings over tra- vj^f^fing. “Tighls “■ arc Ihc. biggest Hubachcr H says tighls are: “usually‘ calch up with the 1.8 billion pairs of ' ^ like to thank diiional sheer hosiery. thing lo haplappcn in hosiery in a long made m with 40 denier and over,o and sheers produced;d 1last year. •‘Tighls and opaquec slstockings are time ” sayiays M ichclle Hubachcr, yam ya other than nylon.’' A mix of ecoiconomics and fashion > the area . where women arc shoppiipping and pur- .sF»kctwomaman for the Nalional Asso- .A s a result of increasing! sales,s Ihc arc behind Ihc grgrowing popularity of ; residents chasing," she says, poiijointing Ul Ihe f Hosiery M anufacturers, . Hosiery Manufacturers reccnenlly Slart- Ughls say observervers: ^ :harlottc. North Carolina. personally, I can go | First Lady’s Icgweararonclcclion i -l>as«linau cd charting tight sales scparatralcly from “Speaking pe yo r your supportr. nighi as an example. T h e tcchnrhnical difference between sheer sh hosiery — in 1991 more m Ihan "■'““S'' ? P“ ',."fof sheer hosiery a day W hen Hillary Rodhidham Clinion sheers andd tighlst is in denier — ijic;^!'17 million pairs of tights werew pro- sometimes. With'ith my tights, I find I during the wears black-lights she’se's not blazing weight meosca.surcmeni of yams used in duced. di bui in 1992 numberss increasedi i“ ' ll“"’l /e Ihc problem where ------fusiiion iw ils. R ather, flhcflhc's-rcflecling - hosiery.-Thclor-.shy p e o p le to get early people pi needs to be taken evei/cry year. fashion first andid iforemost, c o m c .' ” warning. WrightWr said. "I recommend educationan, getting "Hosiery doc*ocsn’l have loo much iG lC l 1120Mon!anaSt., The upshot is that whcwhen people do •'Lilllc thingsth make a big differ- some information from aI physicianp pricc resistanceice. If a pair of sheer . M JH go lo (he dcwtur, they’rere usuallyi much ence." he said.sai "Each I pcrccnt rcduc- and ai leaving it on the kilchen:n table for hosiery ranges fromfrc $4 to SK but your sicker than ihey wouliiuld otherwise tion in choholeslerol decreases your this person to pick up," FergusonF eye is becomingIg :more used lo a dark- h av e been. chances ofif a heart attack by 2 pcrccnt. said.^ " If th a t d oesn’t w o rk ,, there’stl al- er leg. or morerc imonochromatic lcg, ^ for another $44 you y can have some- J ; i J "The firsl ihing 1 ;iask them is It's a lot belterbe lo find your choles- ways nagging and dragging." G O O D IIN G C O U NM 't y I ■what’s the problem?' " FFullmer said, tcrol is 300X) nowi than to find out after In extreme cases, Fcrgu;•uson sug- Ihing new, moreirc stylish und, o n som e i 1 1 "if you don’l do paylay allenlion to you've hadid aj heart attack.” gcsts gi lo families thal thcycy use Ihc legs*flaltcritering. I don't think it’s |1 1 M E M O ^ > i ^ y some basic preveniativitivc medicinc, Unforlurlunatcly, Ferguson say?,, techniques lc of alcohol and ddi ru g treat- *he price as m uchjch as the look." 19H ‘you’re running ihe riskk lllhat when you some pcopli)ple are even afraid of lhat • mentrr lo get reluctant familyy members ’The look rightght now is dark. More . do go for medical atlentii:ntion, it’s going information.on. lo lc Ihc doctor. than half of allII ttights sold arc black. i F o r y e a r s , p e o p l e h aAVE\ BEEN TRYING TO HND to be after you havec sisome serious "We livevc in a communiiy of farm- •Try an intervention. Thailat's where It's oftciyihe flrsiIrst opaque color wom- * health problems." saysays Dr. .Wayne crs, and il'sI's a community lhal values you yi get the wife, the kids,, thell broth- cn try and il’s alsoals ihc most versatile, a n a liernative... n W rig h t, a T w in FalL-Mra-cardiologist. "I self-relianceice,” he said. "When you’re crs, ei the sisters, the friends,s, the boss working not onlynly with moniKhromal- see people all the timeme who’ve ig- in your inn teensI and ‘20s, you ihink together tc in the same roomm and say, ic looks but alsoM) >as a neutral wiih oth- • nnred ihe symptoms ofnf aj heart attack you're imn:nmorlal. When you get to 'Look, 'I you have to do this.’ ' e r colors. I • ' i -' thinking ihey were indigcJigestion." middle age,JC, you d o n 't w ant to adm it "There’s a John Wayne: mentalityi j Surviving those heart:art attacks is a thal you mign ight nol b e .” out oi there,” Fullmer said. "M en w ho game of inchcs. W rightht ppiiinLs out. aiare independent don’l wantnl to admit Ac "If wc a ircai a heart5rt .attack viclim Ironicallylly, odds arc the news will Ihey il: have lo depend on anybybody. i ’m IS your wilh a clot-busting dmgiig early, it sig- be less painfinful than th e proccss. like lil that tooi" • femihily^ows, - 'A' B a rry — ____ soddo your m » - i Continued from Cl — at leastst two1 of ihcm crying, und dering d< jf nexi year we shohould skip life inmsurance • .. 3ne of them saying some- (he (h function room and juslsl rent IWO sible. and he was also uld change form a few gent g dramatic figures turrirncd back Sta>Ute F arm which docs notot utilize drugs or surgeirgcry. parly at well beyondid lthe speed of (imes. andd then,t suddenly, the Priori- into ir seventh-graders, polite!tely saying Life Insururance Company light. ty Codc RedRc Alert Signal would go good g night and leaving wwith Ihcir Home Officc:!;c: Bloomington, Illinois r. M arsha J. Gehl . Thc.ccntral throbbinjling youth blob out again;i: BackI in the n u t ro o m si____ pnnrents. going back lo the b o rin g o ld______was constantly pulsatin;Iting and mutat- Al timesies virtually all the party w orld. Gehl Chiiiropractic OffitShopplnoCente>enter) and subgroups to whisf[lisper, hug, dis- rcsi roomm conferences,< leaving us ly. ij I kind of wished I had bebeen there. 734-93947 cuss, commiserate orir -— if it was a grown-upsps virtually alone with the group of boys — punclinch. Every few vegclahle: trtray and Ihc .sound syslcm. Dave Barry is humor coolum nist Like aI goodgi neighbor, Officec Hours: Monday-Thursday 9 a.rJ.m. - 6 p.m. • Friday 9 a.ms.m . - I p .m . minutes a group of mamayt)c 14 girls our eardruirums torn lo shreds, won- forft Ihe M iam i Herald. ______S ta te: FarmF ; is there.*______I g hiz^e tfie Cg ift VN h y fiIV Bussinesj s As o f ^^^raveC\tfiis 9 -{ jo lx^idaySei'xisoni Bl i g Ass Ourrs Ruin s A Viello^w Pai|g e Adi As S m lall AtkS T h hs.

d X W hhen f people start readlrding yellow page ads5 overo breakfast, we'll startsl placing ad s in it.t. S 3 - Unill then,I, the yellow pages areire no m ore than a direiIrectoiy of nam es, phonme num bers and ■“S ' ! * . , .. addresses!S that the average penerspn.uses Infrequentljntiy, at b e st T hat is thee reason why our adlis Is in the new:/vspaper. W e suggestIt youj do the sam e, YOU!lur yellow page salespiiperson cannot offer,yo,you a paid subscriber■ tbase but w e can tellII yog that m.Tiorethan 21,000 subsbscribers can see your3ur ad every day in Thele Tim es N ew s. This ------kltld_ofcoyw erage allow s you to3 ttell people about youiour com petitive pricing,5 , a n n o u n c e a n e w i P ^ location orir service, or illustfatr!ryoarciearadvantage iga-over-the-com peltjor3n..AII the Ihings youj______can't do Inn the yellow pages, O f ccourse, there's one m ore thing you can'tt dido in the yellow pagesjs. You can't be flexibleble. You're stucjck with the sam e ad1 forfi a year. S o w hat dodc you do w hen you neneed to respond to the\\e I I m )4 CALEND.)ARS m a r k e t ? OOr i prom ote a specialI sale?s O r build your iminr age? You advertise) IIn the new spaper, ARE HEREE! Think abo>0Ut It. Happy HoHolidai/s from Murdolock Travel! S oI tcall one o f our acqpuilunt representatives foifor rtiore Inform ation atit 733-0931, O r stop byb y our office sat 132 3rd St. w est. YouY can look us up in the yellow pages forir our telephone numi be b e r or addressIS but remember, whatat just sold you on us,s, w as the riewspaper.

------f I ■ Monday, Docomjmbor 20,1993 Timos-Nows.J. TwTwin Falls, Idaho C -^ Gua]irdian1 Ange;Is R IJs: Sh(Loppinlg for Isafer toys\ T he WashingtOQ Post^ vcyed stoiilorcs including chain loy su------would like to dri'drive a car, bul you . . ------p c rm a rkbccls, c l discounl-storcs and-up-_ d o n ’l let hirrT:’‘-PanP a rc n ts 'n c c d 'to ’Vr-atch------WASHINGTON — It’s time for scale loyly 1boutiques, and found whai O t* lo make sure infanifanls and toddlers du lhat marathon sprin rim around ihe il considciders hazardous products inr Tip fo])r saferClffistmas^; - and aftew l not play with toysoys inlended for older Palacc o’ Toys to grabgra up delights cach.- children, she said.id. for all Ihc lilile-chcrxib: rxibs on your hol- Edwarjlir(l M. Sw ariz, a Bo.slon at- Thc Washington Post vent eye injur;iury. I FFor more information: Consumer advtK:lv(Kalcs call loy label- iday list. But don'on’t assume s torney whowl has written aboul loyy and The Timcs-Ncws Elcciric•ic.loys should bc used • Magic Valley Safe Kids CCoali- ing_^nadequate,. beibecause parents may guardian angel is watc/alching over the ' safety, pulpu out a list of 10 ‘‘worst" by children. whowl arc at leasl 8 years lionlion, 737-2430. ' a s s u m e a g e g uuidelines jd ' refer to a safely of all the loyss oion the .shelf. toys, inchicluding a "pigeon shooting" Here: are some loy-:y-safcly lips old. • Consumer Product Salafety child's developm’enment level rather than Guardian Angels RRUs. I - giimc marlarkcled lo preschoolers thatit from the Consumer Proroduci Safely ‘nic folhiwiiwing guide will help in Commission: Cot 800-()3K-277272 (li) safely. Tliose grou:;roups suggest reijuir- T h a i’s thc m cssagsage from con- was capatpablc of shooring sharpenedJ Commis.sion and itie M:Magic Valley selecting Ihele rmosl.suitable'ioys: report rep liazardous produclsis) or ing labels to war:warn specifically of sumcr groups, rcgulaiulators and cvcn pcncils wilhwi great forcc. Tlial prod- .SafeKid^Cnahiort: InfHttlss i-io 1-year-olds:'blocks ^vrit-j,lo wrii CPSC Office of Infoiform a- ''m all p:iris thut prcvrm pre chokinj^i, ha /- . . loymakcrs. though theseihc: groups dif-. .uct hxs si:sincc-becn takcn-out of thcc • Pay Qttcnlion lo) age; labels, -of-wood or-pl-pliisiicrstuffed animals --tionlion nnd-Publio-Affairsx-I’tiblihlicii- ards. fer grcally on howV bigb a problem store lhattial sold it. S w a rlz 's officce Giving a loy lo a chiilild younger without buitoilion noses and eyes, era- lions lion Request. Washingltm. I!D.C,. Hoth houses of (Congress this year dangerous toys arc in IIhis country. said. Mosiost o f Ihc olher items on thec lhan Ihc rccommcndedd age can be die gyms, rallies, n: mobiles and 20207 202 for free copies tif-For■r IKids wiirkcd on versionsions of legislation thal “ Parents should noinol assume thai list involvolvc small parts on loys lhalll hazardous, mosl oflcnn because of S(|uecze loys./s. Sake" Sak or "Which Toy for W.Wliich would SCI a Ui-int-inch-minimum stan- Ihc toys Ihcy find onin il th e -sh elv e s urc a ttrac t looddlers. d choking or strangulalioron risks. • I - lo 2->2-year olds: cloth, plas- Child" Chi (specify birth lo 5 orr ;ages dard for halls soldild lo1 children under 3 safe," said a rcporl by the U.S. Pub- "Peoplepic say to mc, 'The govcrn-;* • For children undiider 8. don't ,Uc or cardbidboard books, sturdy f.- fi-li12 ). as well as betterer labelingI: for small- lic Interest Research:h (Group, a non- ment wou'ouldn'l Icl this be sold if itit get loys with sharp poininis or'edges. *dolls w ilhI non small removable • Tt)y Manufacturers of AtAmer- parts hazards on loysi marketed lo profit consumcr-oricrricnicd lobbying was unsafsafe.' Nothing could be fur- • For children undeiler 3.or older parts, larged,e ^Of( balls, push and ica; ica; HOD-85 l-yJS.*?, for "T iie TTMA children 3 lo 6 . organization. PIRG5 is one of three ther fronom Ihe truth," said Maryy children who slill mimouth loys, pull loys.. }sta c k in g to y s and Ciuide Gui loToys and Play," I’lRG suggestedled lhal if a child, re- groups issuing listsUs of loys Ihcy Ellen Fisc'ise, producls-safcty director'!■ make .sure the toys andnd their parts lighlweighl: loloys. • U.S. Public Interest Hesesearch gardless tif age.. sli slill pu ls lo y s in Iiis con.sidcr unsafe and[warningparents wi of Ihc Consumer C( Federation <*ff arc large enough nol01 to pose a • 2- lo 5-y5-year-old preschoolers: Ciroup: Cirii (202) .‘!4f)-‘J707. Its, ""List or her nn)uih. partp a re n is sh o u ld ;ivt>id to bc more vigilant. A m c ric a. "There is a false sense of'f choking hazard. Checkck for slurdy building blo’i'locks, crayons, finger ■)f of DangerousI Toys" is free, a:and a loys smaller thann Ihthe child’s fisi. Mosl of Ihc 25 toytoys on PIRG's securityI byb; parenis and other peoplec eonslruction. paints, clay,ly, sm all w agons, and* !^2-page .‘^2-| "Trouble in Toyland’id" re- Parenis also can:an doI tiieir ow n test al eighth annual Troubluble in Toyland who buyy loys."l For infants and tod;)ddlers. don'l outdoor loyslys such as a sandbox, i^ort pon is S ll). hom e h^' se ein g if llthe loys or parts are list involve small partsarts it says could ' Thp Consumer Cc Product Safetyy get loys with string;gs or cords slideorswinging. • The Institute lor Injuryry Re- small enough to1 passpa through a toilet chokc infunt.s, toddlerslers or preschool- Commissission has mandatory, toy- > longer lhan 7 indies,i. bccause of • 5- It) 9-;‘>-ycar old school chii- J due u c tio n : S00..'i44-3f)3 " T o y SaSafety and to keep themcm from young chil- Ihcir moulh. it is alcrtc:ricd to violations or hazards • Don't assume thalal because an • cycles (wilhh a helmet), jump ropes, Report," Kep including a list of dana n g er- dren if they arc,:, consumci: er advocates ThcSc includc pulpull-along toys of loys alreadyal: on thc market. Fisc ilcm is on a store shelfIf or made by roller skates,('s,(with protective gear), :>us ous loys. co sts S7. say. Uninflalcd:d hballoons, exempt w ith woodcri beadss tlthat comc off; said. . a well-known manufaciicturcr that il p u p p e ts, ele:leciric trains, board • * Consumer Federationon of from the'CPSC-sm;-small-parts lest, are a toy v ch id cs whose littlelilt tires detach • “When:n wc go out looking for uii- will bc safe. games and spisporis ec]uipnicni. ^merica. Am 1424 Kiih Sl. NW. No. choking hazardJ andan should be kept easily; stuffed toyss aiand dolls wilh .safe toys,?s, il's so easy to find them," • Toys lhat produce:e loud noises • 10- tt) H14-year olds: compul- ')04, 604 Washington, D.C. 2()03fi.ri, frtim preschoolers,;rs, 1the groups add. small, lqt)scly^attachc(;hcd accessories; said Lind;nda Bailey, program dircclor m.iy harm a child’s hear:aring. ers, microscoicopes. table and board • * World Against Toys Cauausing Parents also> neednc lo watch for too-small'balls andI blocks; bl I-inch- of the Instnstilulc for Injury Reduction, • Propelled toys slshould have 'yames, andI cijuipmenlcc used in oul- H I lar arm (E d w a rd M . S w a rtz), (((617) sharp edges andJ cordsco or strings that tall rubber animals,, arand a l>'j-inch- a Miirylanland group started five years soft, non-removable eiends lo pre- door sporis. 742742-l'JOOfor"l(l Worst Toys"s" list. can strangle. Thc\rhcy also need to be by-W-inch whi.sllc. Thc Tl group also ago by plaintiffs'pla attorneys lhat pub­ — — -1 aware that loys andan c h ild r e n ’s bed- targeted a plastic replicarcj cellular lishcs itsis ownc annual tbit of allcged- ^ ■ ding, unlike sleepcepwear, are nol re- pans on toys for youngc^cr children for the productuclion and dislribulion o f lhal lha comes off during testing);) I fl s m io I, phone il said emitsits sounds loud ly unsafefc loys.i ) be flame-rcsi.stanl. y cannol be pulled off durinjing play. safe loys. andnd Ihal’s jusi nol true." a a cylinderc that is ivi inches in enough to damage heahearing, and nail A spol2. List year. 22 children inin diameter, and rccommendiTded lh a l , ‘‘A lol of parents,;s, I'lhlnk, give ^1,. _ Another potential for harlarm, Miller '^ ‘4 . e potential for poisoning ^ injuries, half from chok- the the size reciuiremeni be raisedd ;accord- their 7-year-old a BBB gun{ and show , - f .said, is ihe cologne, perfunime and af- "’J 1 w ilh the power sourcc in i ingly.ing FREDERIC him how to use it, amand tell him thc ler-shave in packages unde:Jer the irce. '"8:, . ilCKSON'S/C children’s toys and com- )y children, blame fyrrerrcll. CI’SC spokeswom- Also / in dispute is wlial con;uislilules CAND>IDIES / r rules — which of cocoursc doesn't • Tliesc could bc opened by E .. 733-7624 A / gamcs. These arc Ihe tiny ; an on chiklrcn;n's : hazards, said most of "play ‘'pi value" for a child unu n d e r .1. mean a lol to kid.s," KraalKn said. ••And E 'S ” and harm them ifswallowc< MON-SAT n-shapcd lithium and mer- inglhclrce H'e lily;relalcdi:d injuries are minor and Many M:i u»ys escape the small-pa they promptly go off a ■ Dc careful when sprayin; rfa„dsh«,.i.a, battenes. ^e play but someone trip- because bee they supposedly are fc their friends just to0 sec si what hap- \yith artificial snow . It c c< o n .a in s a “I? '»>' ‘" '’"I™ . Kevin Kraal, an cmcr- loy or being hil wilh it. children chi — bul ihey still may pen.'?.” subsiancc callcd mclhalcnene chloride, P';.'S "y-'' » '■>! y room physician at thc Wiili aboul I5(150,000 types of toys on tractive Irai to toddlers, consumeiicr advo- * Kraal said he lookkcar=offiv.„. c; SC"Cy, which can bc toxic if inhale c Valley Regional Mcdi- regulators last year col- cates cat say. "We think ihal'ss in sa n e ripus BB gun injuries "Bc sure and use’il in a1 \very well- "’■"I'''- "I ICS Ihis summer „I&cnter, nl said althou^ this is esled 1,145 suspect loys logic," loj; said Levin. "A 12 vyc e ar t>ld involving Ihc knee joir ventilated area,” M iller saiiaid. “Once '“‘•'''‘I join,, .high bo„= “ J Sioned frequently in medi- 73 in violation of .'igency and eyes. it dries, ingestion of smallilliimonn.s f"™'',-™ Icralurc, il’s nol common isn’t going to cause a probItI,lem," slandards fyrnyrrell said. Each year, the “ They’re lethal wcapcapons, and pco- ^V vl'c /ledge. He said parents ; ornamenls checks:ks out the toys targeted pic don’t realize that,”C h c said. •■n,c Some of the older tree c s e t i n g k d be aware o f thc danger, ilenl. Miller I’V consumerr groups,gl but ‘>ve seldom-.-. ______new er BJ3 guns Ih cy:y..can j pum pjp ------„ , .. can have.a high lead conic said n child'.cari take apart ' child mlglll Imd problems,IS," she said. n M ay youiDur days be | can get velocities simih -- .said. Aside from -that, a ch and lake the liltlc ^attep' suiner groups' vfew, gov-' can do just as much dar pick up a piece of a broket;en one, pn. ■" ‘■'“f jl ^ e n r i c h eed d w ith the i Uld prom ptly swallow it. ernnienl safety:ty regulations arc inadc- When a child rcccivc il in his mouth and chok6 oi 1 this happens he said the loys the groups consider » best of everything,ev s Roller Blades or a skat Alcoholic beverages left:f. ou. af.er l'“: tocbSfS ™'""ry needs lo be removed, .emplalion Jangcrons njeiijeel the agflncy's slan- r B o n n i e & M a r y J said he should also gc:gc. a full SCI, of . y holiday parties can be a ti ise it can explode inside or jMv m ixed * ^‘‘fds. Parliculaularly al issue is the regu- pads and a helmet. AndAn if he’s gel- for children — cspcciall s through. They arc cx- ng and are lalion forhiddinding loys with small parts ' FREDERn: R r c K S O N ' s ling a new bicycle thctIheje^shonld also drinks lhal have flavoring ;ly toxic. marketed to children un- CRAFIiF T H A U S bc a helmet under the tr sweet. Miller said. If kiilids gel up here’s been rcporlcd inost vulnerable lo chok- g m a S , 309 2nd S L t EE .* 733-7024 , Mathcu:.s said if a1 clchild is mjurW Chrislmas morning beforec .h e ir p a /- f ' ' '1'“ ' s from baticry ingestion," V 9:30-5:303 0 • . MON-SAT. . ( . by a loy, parents shoullould report ll 10 enls, they might .sample ihcilem '"«■ lid. ‘‘I h a v e n 't seen any- crbodies," Since l‘M0. ,l the safety commission ' the federal Consumer:rP,odacl F Safely "Children have smaller JJ hurt, bul it’s just a mailer . k 8 ounces l»s re,,uired an;any loy intended for cliii- Commission, Call I-80I■800-638-CPSC “ • Miller .said. "If you drink 1C — w c’ll see it. There's , y o u h a v e dren under .I 10lo pass a small-'parls lest. T his lime o f year, Malhcws N said, „ and y o u 're L\() pounds. ; lany out there." l o v c r l . K I A loy fails [hethe lest if il (or any pari low so^allcd CS- thal H’ounccs to spread i senlial oils, such as cuelucalyptus, oil of pounds. A child has 30 poijounds. and |~ nol only that they mciaboliolize faster. wintcrgrccn and anisesc

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Colorado Springs GaiG azette T c l c ^ p b ' gundy flanmn n e ls bec:^i>iCi Ihcy fad e d »soft, but (the nap) is also whi/hat Tnakcs The nap of the shcc\s creates bolh ----- .lou-casily..N(.Now,-new-dycsumd-yariu—tl—thcai-dingyjLls-lliis-nap Ihthat.kccps. tempcratur.c^andand moisture-control , Baby, il's cold itu I:spcci:illy ocesses have made them you y warm." Hayes says, “TlTlie finish qualities thai makemn Ihcm, like the ... ninv Ihut the heal is tu rn ed clown lo , morccolorfasfast, I Wycs says. • is i‘ really the mosl imporianiini part of much more cxpcn;pensive down, so com- CI)I1SLT\'C CtlLTJiV, SuSo we ■ build up (he ggj, before shopping for flannellel be napped on both sidedes. • “Thej're ea also lig h t-fast," he say.s, the tl fabric." foriable, ^ fire iioil sniit:i:lc iiiiu lilo our nannels — ghoetDets. keep thoso tips fromim • B e c a u se m o stI f l a n n e l ------so don i fadeide as easily when exposed' shccls. Ihat is, " • Land'!id's End in mind; sheets'are made prinim a rily o f------'« sunlight. Flatincl shfL-is arc­,ire Ibe bollesl-sell- . Toss out everything you'veve cotton, look for beddiI d in g t h a t ------^ J flannels bad patterns ing hcdding ilcm on llici markei. says gygr)r memorizedi about thread3d has been preshrunk.. W\ a s h in------imprinted on Ihcir surface; ihe new ' The Surgeiy'ly C e n t c r Rol) Haves, protliittluci manager for countjnt. Thai’s fine for percale,le, lukewarm water and-turu m b le d ry ------flimncls arcrc made of yarns that are . Lindas [:nd. a Wisco sconsin-based cala- but. whenw shoppir^ for flannel,el, ai a low temperature to p r e v e n t------vai-dyed belbefore hi;ing woven into \ i andd loy company. a s kI liow III many ounces of cottonon additional shrinking ancnd fading..------prints or patleitlerns. The conipa!!.y^s.ILs.IuU.jnd w.inier. -th e}fe re are to-a square-yard-d;----- *-Feel-the'(abric-ti- t o - m a k e ------^Tb«c-ai>iu.liiu-arc murc-iaphi.sticilal'*— j j — — Magic ValV a lle y - , Ci>iiiing Home calaliilalogs fealtire col- Fabriibric with 4,5 to 5.4 ouncesBS sure it is soft. Even 100 1 per- manufacluriiiiring processes that make lon'-nanne! sheds in idozens of colors pgrr yardy is a betier-qualityty cent cotton flannelII can be yarns "open"o up" to the dye to and pallcrns, frotiiII homhi ey %iolels lo p roiduct d u than the minimum stan-m- scratchy if the dyes arear harsh accept and holdho it belter, he .s;iy.s. Tlie Ear, Nose & ThnIroat Assoc. sophislicalud paislcsleys, they don’l dard,•d. 3 ,7 o u n c e s . It is w a rm esr, r, or the napping processss is'inad- sheets alsoi> area specially treated to look likf flannel shiri'liris any more. and1 ilil w e a r s a n d fluffs b e tte r. , flu ff the n aIp. p ,:m aking Ihem softer, equate, H . P c l c r D o b l c , II, II M.D., M arkF. Grcfirpfenson, M .D. 'riie company hasas I had a .'^(I'percenl • A A fitted sheet and pillow-w- • Prices vary, but goi)0 0 d-qual- "Because>e there’s a nap. they’re incrc;isi; in flariricl-sl'l-slieel sales so far cases;es need only be napped onDn ity, twin-size flat she•leets are ______11, M .D .i 8c H c n i y W . G rronski, M .D. this year. In l'W2. illil lia d a .^S perceni o n2 e sido,Si blit top sheets shouldlid available for about $15.5. Larry D. M axwell, increase from ihe yeaiyear before. ——— r to announce die associatc i a d o n o f "And i( jusi keepsps jg row ing," H ayes f,ui?ld in in honie-l>edding deparlmenlsUs and luiglil colors andd prims; ibe i ■ |j arc pleased'! says. Now. besidess slslieels, there also , until abiab o u t l ‘>Sll, L a iu l’s liiiii firstrsl November ciilalog has 16(i solids, from ; . I ■ are tianncl comluri oriers ami pillow nlferedd Ihemll in ils catalogs in l'W2. bright lioi pink lo deep:p leal green. I Jk PhillH ip s. K ey, M .D;D. shams. Can curlainsIS bbe lar behinil? Hroni:ii paslel j plain and plaid sbeels.is. Once, a company wou)ukln’l have ! f] Flannel sheeis wetweren'i conimniily ciim|impany has expanded inlo darkirk dreamed of offering na luvyoMiur- ! ,0 [S y | B W | Board Eligible AAm erican Board o f Otolatolaryngology Spccialisiist in Ear, Nose, Throat,t, a n d ick A Chip & \ j ‘ L i t t ke black (dress’ coonquers»all H e a d a ntd d N eck Facial Plastic Surj> u rg c ry * ] S A V EEAN J ADDITIONAL i I The Hartford Counintmnl "W e; hadh; pltiily t)f jewel tones andikI basic black as herr u n if o r m , j ■ 30% OFF i N an c y’ ReaganR red," l-iseniaii says,■s. I’ariygoers swiicbed to bla)lack, 1 Al I MAIN OFFICE B lack, the colt>rr liisiorically hi asso- Thai' wasvas followed by Barbara Bush iLREADYLOW i sh As more women climlmbed up the J nicr*f 57070 Shoup Avenue W estt cialed with funeralsrals, clerics, ninja blue. Arn\rnold Scaasi anil Adull'o werere corporate ladder and hala d 10 tra v e l 4 COUNT PRICES! ’ w arriors, niolorcy»cycle gangs and llie ilesigisigners of choice, more, they found "il is ea;:asicr lo pack H C T B T wwin Falls, Idaho 83301 urban bohemians.s. Iis now ihe lop Meanwinw iiile, in Ihe d esigner Wi>rld.d. all-black and malch outfiiIfiis." Cooper j " ' E P H E N S : Telephone:e: 73-M555 or 1800^77-N7 - N O S E color for boliilayy ffashion. Dealli brasberer Japanese designers were > U T L E T I takes a holiday? i'lo' llow'did this bap- iniroduclucing ninja dressing, black:k Despite designers' effoiforls lo iniro- | 1l4l,k!iAi'-.teN.*NEnioK{iLv'sRESi«j?Avi '■ I iriey • Rupert • M ountaiitaln Home • pen? f ro m head he lo toe. All-Americanin duce new colors, black oco n lin u es to g OowriTOWitvN Twm Fails » Mow-Sat 10-5:30 ; I OfTiccs in Burl ‘■W e're in a deprcsircssion." says J.T, designerner Donna Karan picked upip he very strong for dress-u[,„p. Ghatno. who runsi a tu x e d o store in Hanforil, Conn. "P"People are in a |------more amscr\';iliw mtivood." ^ In Ibe 1‘1511s.-blacilack was ihe dress M color wc associatedd wwith lliilian wid- ■ • ' ows." says Mimi Cooper,Co presidenl M I j c T s S ii S ' s j j ' j i of the Cooper Markiarkeling Clroup in m * m i W O a k I’lirk ; 111.. c:olor o l( forecaslers, J PURCHASEOFANYZSTBtnKWnHCOUPIIN ■ "N o w it is ibe lop bol:holiday choice." m Tlic (radilional "liti"lillle black dress" M ■ GASSTHUTf \ is nol only easier lo10 find I in ail price f URGE !DUP! ■ GAS STRUTr ASSEMBLYA J ranges and styles. InitInil.ii is the siylisli _ _ i ■ LIFETIME W Al R R A N T Y , look for (he upcomiiijning round of holi- v ■ We mads a special puidiase-!—SO we're passing the | davpariies.- savings on to you, our valuedd (customer! 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And will he al or ihrouyough the so-called change of,|- dueer lo be on a-show dedi'ledicaied lo menopau.sc , HIgh-fibor fo o d s three young-lookinn Lewis'is Nolan, vice president of coicommunica- with ench neic.w_siagc_CQmcjiewJndus lusiries—life,------^ and 10 brin^ alonu Ihre how they w enl ’-■crazy" _____ J 6 8 % ~ t i ^ fs cfor Schering^Iough Corp., Ihe Ihc company feeding Ihe neileed for information, product;JCls and Business is reiidyi■dying for the onslaughl. women who could lell hou developed Gyne-Moisirin. ' .J bccausc of it, Lowod3. howa' 'er wqs creat- and limousine-le-qualily strollers. dicLs. holistic remcdncdies, even shampoo for lhal vith stem bending and petalI mmovement: And nowI i the group that survived;cd th e post-menopaUsal hair.hai menopause doesn'i eauScluSe depression, never ______I 41“/41% - - "The: nnow famous flower would malmake a rather Generation G:Gap. the Sexual Revolutionion and More important,It. aliiiudtsa aboul The Change mind drive people U) insanisaniiy.) Calcium-rich foodDods - cxiravfavagant present as it was prodroduced at a the Me Decadadc is peering off the edge;e o( f its are also changing, . •.'.Jusi like w om en que;questioned childbirth — 122% considcliderable cost!" the memo .says,'S. own fulure arand confronting the Menoplopause Dr. Wulf Uiiailian. a nationally knownn methods in the iiiid-'70s.")s." Utian says, "by the ______Thislis is jusl Ihe beginning, Miasma, menopau.se expertrt ffrom Cleveland, says he iss ‘80s ihey began saying.,. '1 w an t to know what I Ihe nexi decade, as baby boiboomers go In just two0 years, the oldest baby bootoomers barragcd by markarketers trying to get hiss menopause is ail aiwui., W hat is happening lo ■■■■iliiMlM chargirging inlo middle age. Americarican business lum 50, aboutlUl the average age of mcnoflopause endorsement, Sonielniebody recently tried to per-•- my body? Wliai should 1I bibe doing about it?”’ T ho primajy reasea^ 1 exercise . , or make food cho Exerciso \ i g questicion: To taake h o mnones orr not to taake hormnones ®lv1ako goodI loodfo( ohoicos Lose woighl LosAnAngeles Times c an cer — experts ex point out that ilieyr gling{ in my feel. Is it meno|lopauseV " overseeing thele N National Inslilute on for every rrOSSO n also can redieduce prenialurc death fromI >says Dr. Sherry Sherman:in, w ho is Aging suidy. ■ • I 28% ’ . W onomen approaching menopause““ perhaps wo'om eh )lems as well as olher prob- 3% are moiTiost consumed by one question: . . . lem s, such1 a;as osteoporosis; ittsociaied Feol bettor to takeke hormones or not to take hor-lo p should be tstaK ing with aging, I 21% mones?es? _ hormones, tthere '.Luckilyy f for baby boomers, the: and YOGURT SISHOP ) Lastrr JMinute f The)c bigI marketing machinc of the research on menopause is finally c h ~ J „ S h orppPERs;; e ® 1 3 % ! ~SermgLuncl \ pharmamaceulical companies has beenc'™ are reasons.' under wayy a and within 10 years there , S Ven?oiwTS c ca n nelb >ou ^ Help prevent hoal loalth problems workinjcing hard for years, trying lo per- they shouldnl n * t b e . ’ sho u ld be somesoi mon; answers, • Gyros SandwicIC h e S J fin d t h e rig}r ^ h t gt/t for that ■ . [ l6 % suadcle doctors to pres’cribe and A fe w years ye ago, the National1 -fresh Salad •Homemadede Soup J speciaicml person. ft .. M l 3% womenlen to take hormones, — S a l l[jy y R ynne, insiiiutes of Health began a massive: •Premium ke Cream I enjoy il -Sallyilly Rynne. for one, falls into the m e d i cal a worker M-.year studysu of 160,000 post- • Delicious Lo-Fal Yoa "not"" column. Ci Rynne — who set up ------m e n o p a u sasal l women, focusing on a' L y n w o o d ^ o p p u > ? C je o f health concerns that one o f ihe first women's clinics inn a women should be tokinjing hormones, 1 women more about them- ^ ...... ______U .S . ¥liospltal o a decade ago — insistsisis there are reasons on Ihe th olher side simuld lell » I 153M«lnAvo.Vva. W e«t • 734>5554 \ that the research simply has not beeneen that they shouldn't be." selves in ihe last third o f life. Al the 1C. the NlH's National| l & w ^ Um JUSUI m U done: to give women complete infor-for- While medical profcs:essionals seem in Aging has launched iwo Respondents wheAThoareovofwolghl on about the long-term cflects>of of increasingly positive ab(ibonl homone ‘ hormorlone replacement therapy. SheShe replacement therapy, encinough women ambmoo.'ninational .studies following ______!«’ believe:ves thal before women slart the like Rynne are suspiciieious so thill wominwhoho don’t lake honnones and heir bodily changcs leading Rospondenls wheA/ho Ihink therapyipy, they should at least read the fewer llian 20 perccni orof menopausal s'uilyius Uif f l INCREDIBLELE HAND I thoy re ovoiw oighlight physiciricians’ sid elin es, women in ihc Uniicd Stallales are laliina opausc. P" I 73% "f havelia said if I ever wanl to bc'e a honnone.s. ^ "1 shouldnIdn’l be getting phone calls nen saying, 'I have a tin- I CARVED SCULULPTURES I stan dd-up -i comedian. 1 would takeJkc A lthough ta k in g hoilormones can SOURCE; ProvontkJn. Amorlcan Modcal Woi : guidelines and go on the road,"id,” increa.se the risk o f cndridomcirial can- ! Rynne, 58. "It's laughableble cer, blood clots and vagiIginal bleeding I L Sa ve 25'5 % I luse for every reason perhaps KHT Inlooiac^Jropnica/JUDYTREIBLE ^ecaus. aps _ and may increase theic riski of breast S A L E P RR I IC C E S 3 —------from '4^ “' « t o S 5 9 ^ I II Everything9 else |S ,. Too ssldnny? Follow theset tip LL T h e I OrBQge County RcgiLcgister "Crana]napple juice," Clark said. "JuslUSI a snack mix weighl-gainciners cun carry Jow Fashions_ B in the stilore V™: drinkc moren- juicc. Thai's an excellentcnt ^ around to munch on. DISIICOUNT IS kR flQ E I Diminutive S-T5-fooi-2. Jennifer wayloilo add calories to a diet.'’ Using these foods "yoi/ou get quality m m m ■ ■ I 15 - 75% B ^ Open Late Ton W 210 s; Main K am cnca has aI problem pi few can "Doi)on’i load up on fat," saidaid . calories instead o f fat cal<:alories. It's all .. -W i DowntQwa.’TF... . ! ______n;latclo: She's lood10 darned skinny. • Georgirgia G. Kostas, a registeredred fal-free and healthy.’’ KojCostas said, TrB»wi«fTTi g forM&MNi * 733-2170 = At 95 pounds,s. Kamenca1 is too dietilia:lian with the Cooper Acrobicslies "If you stick with theheroodpyni. V .733-0C0075 ■ U0M62-959Sy skinny for size-1 women's wi panls and Centerer in Dallas. "ConcentnKc calo-llo- mid,.you're noi going tolo go wrong, ^ loo tnll for childrenIren’s sizes — she’s ries inin smalls volumes o f food'; so you,'ou said Karla Magie. dieiitilitian with the ..i irapped in a clothtnihing no-m an's land get moinore calories without having'-to:'-to San Bemadino depanmenenl of Public with no skinny-wc-wear boutiques in cat morlore. Health. sighl. Good)od calorie-dense foods includejde The food pyramid —■ anoihera: name "It drives me: crcrazy.’’ Kamenca driedI fruits,fr fruit shakes, nuts, juices,:es. for U.S. dietary guidelinenes — recom- said. “It's difllcullII totc find clothes that' GrapeJe N uts, fat-free gran^ola bars,irs, mends you get aboul 6C60 percenl of fit. I tried eaiing likbeans aiid se(ds. Manyiny the calorics in your diet:l from carbo- ing works. Il’sanuisluisance." ’ o f lhes(lese ean.be added .to cassc;oles.Ics. hydrates and no more lha:han 30 percent For Cindce Brandmdon, uhra-thinne.ss salads.Is. cercali or can be used to makeike o f the calories in your dieliel from fat. is a family ufTair:: SIShe. her dad, Tom, and boyfriend Joee BBynum arc all too o5 . 0 I T 'Sr c A L L E ID skinny; all have tried tri and failed to 0 put on weight. O 0 “1 eal everythin]ling," said Cindec - Brandon; 5-foot-35 andar 95 pounds. " I’d like to weigli:igh 5 or 10 pounds U N K(MA J L F(OR more. I cat big mealieals and I snack dur- • o V • ^ c m n e A a ing Ihc day. I eal lols lol o f goodies, bul ^ nolhing works." While aboutIt o n e -th ird o f \\;ll c Americans are ovenk'crweight. nutrition- AI SON i.sts esiimatc that fewfewer than 5 pcrccnt R j y j share Brandon’s’s andj K a m e n c a 's problem. H ave (I festive Christmm a s ______N u tritio n ists al a the annual o w iith all o f the triinmin A American Dieteticc Association/^ meet- ing in Anuhcim in Octobcr agreed ^3 !' 0 p ea ce aand t joy, love am i coiitii t e n t m e n t , B i ^ l that the topic is virtually virl ignored in aughter; smiles, and wtwa r m offered this advice . • O 0 literature. They off 0 mlemork's en to treasure foro r e v e r for people who wantant to gain weight; C First, look al whavhat you are eaiing. 0 E ntjoy /o these blessin^^s / / o n a i u l PP f f i said Nancy Clarkjrk, author of the i n t h e y e a r to c o m ee. . "Sports Nutritionon Guide Book." q O || 0 which dedicates a1 chapterch to healthful M A I C O A - 1 s# weight gain. ‘‘A lot o f people say 'I lARING AID CENUTERS i i ^ U i V , I 0 eat a ton,’ bul theycy don’ti cat consis* . j . 1S6 Main Ava. W. 14010 East 13th tently,” Clark said. .My Twin FBllt. 10 DuQurlay, ID '■ M osi experts rccirecommend a two- /?\ 7 3 3 - 7 3 3 0 0711 7 8 -3 4 0 7 pronged approach3ch to pulling on ° 1-8D0-954;;; weight: Start doinoing some weight o-v’; train in g and. at,t tht e sam e lim e. • First the wad of botherscs o m e . increase your calcalo rie s by 500 to . . paper pa m ust be extracted froroI m 1.500 calories a day.ay- ththi e m a ilb o x . T h e n it g e ts uiu n - The problem; Marvlany skinny people ceremonibuslyc e dumped inti t h e just don't like to) eaeat. The solu^on: "P trashcan,trc often withoul evei/e n a :second glance. - It's called junk mail andJ i n o - Magic ValleyS' Regional Mediciical Center ^ bbe o d y e v e r r e a d s it. That's too bad~Be~causese t h e ...... _ _ sames i m essage in a newspap a p e r •, could CO have tickled the irnagjg^ □ Free Brc3rcos( Screening Kducatiunu.MlProsram.Uyuppolilliiitiil cnionly. Cull 736-1675. ination.in: Stimulated a respo3 o n s e . 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i n u u c e JS ' F T ~ m " 5M BS ______■ - ' I" r I S y t l n eB y v d m a i T ^ s a r „city T he W izard o f Id “ ' ' By E Brant Parker & Johnnnny Hart 9 naody lor ------H o r'Gscope G s . ------1—[—I Duslnoss 13Mino onimilranco jj------™ “ [ I A l^UNAT\C^ AUQ HOT \ m PHCve NUM^ev. 14 Diluios IF DECEMBERBER 20 IS YOUR ^ fV R Hl<& J Nn T w l r fi j f i^ M e you a li'' otj m wflUL- 16 Curtail ■ ■ ■ BIRTHDAY; You'llou'll make fresh start in /IT m e A^YujM 17Wnarl I » ? new direction duringiring 1994, you might be ; ^ 18 Angry thers will know that you |PP^ = ______madly in love, others E a V 19 Heraldic b. ^ 8 7 -■ ■{. 20 Kllchon“ iio om " " ------b s - ' ore nol to be taken:en I lighily, certainly, not | ^njL) 22Tooh,abr(bfoaihor ------:— — ------to be taken for grant;rantcd. During Ja n u ;^, 24 "Picnic'' aauihor ” spolliglii on home,ime, builcling material. ■ . 25 Nighis DoloroDol j\------; family relalionships,hips, marital siaius. Fi- wm-t v> holidays nancial "mystery"y" wwill be solved. You 0 ]. f , ^6D avI50r^ir Midlor u T i m T if g^ncittm* pmrttintntinnni fnmily.nrimti-tt______-'' 26 Ovoriuros r most productive, prof- : 32 Lovy 1994. J*l 33 Churcii mi I music 5 i l I IP I ---- :h 21-April 19); Light sourco a July will be your mc iioosuro JJ------■ ^ omers o f your life. Take Browne itablc month o f 1994, • -Hagar the Hptrlblelie By Chris 0 ing truth, accent creaiiv- » 47 sa ARIES (March 2 7 opponaag 3ago -3 ------H s pojl,ight_your o \ ^ style,__ ------invades darker comci X n i0r r^e7 oiizi&rM A^ I + I , 30 Folhors n principles, HSU initiative in seeking t SL&A, eU T Y4HAr ) 40 Rough pril 20-May 20); Focus V J lU U M Y C f ij f prdjoclion cfzevJ-sAy? - • - -ity.scnsuality, SpqjI.ipaymenls, rewards for . '\*{ ; 410o5soitil( t Mom ’ m i MM.» 5«..'' 68 Dridgp vieviclory 28 Fronch cily I facts previously uni — 29Hadomoal i in picture. IRIh I^ ID| read and write, rcali ^ " ' ' do w n I 30 Mako happy 4:42 Counlrywldo: S3 Not ony . 23-Sept. 22); Emphasis 12/20/93 meeting could lead O’ ____ 1 Short sloQiloops 31 Ulah staio oDbr. '54 Top-not lony, design, funds 6 b - ' 44'-l8moli—I" SSAahon tionship. Gemini in p 2 Chock (lowor______4. lling. remodeling abode, manuscrifcripis 32 Press down____ 447 Varnish r^ood 5 6 P o s to li VIRGO (Aug. 23- irital status, partnerehip, s 1 7 ^ ^ / 3 Layor 34 OonatoO ‘ 49 4’ Liver a n d — 57 Lab burlotch PJ, music, harmony, SINorsotalos 5B Pratons <=—t ___ 4 Narfow•'bodyot bt 37 Unsymmolrlcot S n i«ii»r tained for dccorating ______waior ______39 Rclativos __ 5:52 Tho "S" in GBS 61 Calonds . 23-Oct. 22); Co-worker lurnor Spollij^l on mariml §ed canard-ond no w ^'m ------nse Icgalprocedurcs. iving. open-minded but - ...... - Frank and Ernestt By Bob5 1Thaves Idar abbr. LIBRA (Sept. 23-< this person know it can------soys.—I encouro^ed < rated. )ring driveses wives era Sony!" Be forgivinj W THf niC B ST Nj;7T| i Sno' )ct. 23-Nov. 21); Focus ------polU wLiggeKi gg a -ihird o f thc niam'cd n ' 7 \ / not gullible. Let :ion,-this organization, reb ------y not again be loleratei P5KH■ H o - - “ ' rH i5M P/5r--' jA women nalication'wldc com plain about the uircs scrutiny. Lunar po- *•' SCORPIO (Oct.: ^ snoring o f theirth liusbands when queriedI LMBoyd creativity, style, variety, H f 4 on llic mattciliter. And 14 percent say ihcy on. Protect self in emo- ; W iiat’s wliat? tionship thal requires k y o u ' W — | i ' ------siccp-a-lotIt b bclter-when-lhcir-husbanils . - - C l r l N H Tlic husbands- weren't avail- US-(Nov.J2;pcc._2l); ^--eve^r^ts/ t ? physical attraction. I Dmment. AwaVj cvidcnlly. __ cand violcncc, William Stu i|shed - . get going on_ ~ — tional clinches! t Q. Is it: tntrue Eflgluuf’i Q um Eliza-“ "coiiuibulc3“carIy; c These’ Vl{ 1. Relationship on“l i r i h k ...... ------*— SAOriTARIUS-i * bcthlncvcT'vrwareundcTwesi? 1lights have violent ends," ending. Lunar position ;lmkespcare Negotiations-, finishe ______f______A, Q uite:e..! At least, nol of Ihe bra-and- Q. What did the in&nunu i )perty, home, parents. Viplent dc- "UilTcrCTl projed. Re * . panty vanctricty. But history indicatesr~lr4itof*BowlicptaK)ld I do b ions involved. ______^ »♦ . o f beginning or end ______I none or thehe Eli/abclhan. ladies of Eng-. {gotii^traitorini? I ( D « . 22-Jan. 19); Dis- I American . emphasizes' propert : such in thal period of pan- A. He sold 0 mixture 0 spirit, welcome chance befoiro he . A ricj. Libra persons The Bom Loser By Art Sansomn&chip i i7 -/;id pctticoat.s. Ibrown sugar ond rose water i t exploration. Focus on CAPRICORN (D. ies did aitifido] Christmu\ tthroat cure. , love rebtionship. o f garlic, play pioneering spir HO.HO.Mi3 ,H 0 ,W m [7 BM! ly outsell teal trees? Texas long ogo turned into (Jan. 20-Feb, 18); Galh- r as 0 sore to participate in cxj -OVE A .In l9W 9 J J. tancient com m andm ent o f fai information - older rela- sensuality, style, lov( tides chew away shores, andJ you don't own the cow, don't r help if you do il my iTTiNG O ccan lid. ) Ito law this AQUARIUS (Jan rs muum lost yardage. But lis offer instantly. Spot- J Tur landholders ‘ Q. W hich sort o f e x io ir 'Ifarmers; te If cr and organize infoi ^ waterfrontt 0 ownership has nol always | theropstintdligcnt? tm ilk e r. tive says, "I'll g. helf personal possessions, 31-IDW bccmunfonfortunalc. In 1822, an earth-'' e. . - . South America's Chile sud- A. E m benlcf. testa o u t «s wayl'l Reject thisI. 19-March 0 20); Appar- >PIR1T! „ Amiqucrs report collectors ° tJcnIy but incrcssed income.sctback boomerangs - 0 o 100.000 squsquare mile.s ‘of n.ew Pacific: ingfromSSOtoSSOO.forcarlji ludcd, money flow re- PISCES (Feb. 19 ectonic gi(\ to thc happy few. ] 5 O beach;' 0 iccti . IPs in their cardboard jackcirs.are poy- ent financial sctbaidvantagc. Judgment, in-' ^ ' Buy in Malibslibu. Ifew specimens have gor [ - ^ - ^ I rare irly 12-inch you'll be applaudo-eye. Gemini, Sagittarius 0 ° ® '.-To the og oge-old commentary on sex( mr uchosS10,000. staunch a llia , " ' kets. But 0 sumes to your ndvai [one for as mition hit bull's-eye. persons become stau ____ ■ ■ ( . . v ^ ' 7 1 T Monday. Oocomb-n b o r2 0 .1993 Tlmos-Nows. Twin Polls. Idaho 0 7

CLASSIFIED) ADVERTJSINGA[ Todo>for you - Earentsi] i-needloD-consist tentljL ------P H O N EE-733‘0931 'T s ., ^ Twin Foils 734-2400 LifeguardI uinstructor coursrse begins demons | strate poower to childrei]i n 3 Jofomo 384-6876 B U H L -T h e SawSawtooth Chapter of the Amcmcrican Red Cross will • offer a lifcpwd instructorsins cpurse beginningIg nti 6 p.m. Wednesday _Q. O ur 9-y»r-oId «on has.u a w ^ . o f l I - " . . ' I "whc^hcn you.go to bed is up 10 me. and continuing ihroiiiroii'gh Dec. 31 at Sligars in Buhl. A lifcguarding ' drawing us into conflict w From lhat point on, every tin:ime he course will also be>e heldh in conjunction with the instructors course. A and ai it’s dtiviiig us close to a Papenting :fuscs to do something, just pre-screening test wiwill be given al 7 p.m. today.ly. ,. “j“game" generally begins v J o h n "ii-sIt’s up to you." The American Red Red Cross lifcguarding prognir;nim is designed to equip refusingn to do sometfaiag — . In no'lim e at all, your son wil n y i i H M f f l l people with lifesavii Rosemond ■ . aving skills and lo train Ihcmcm to provide the safest piano pj lesson, do a cborei. We ^ uroro cout those four words mean) tholtl if possible conditions )ns for patrons al the publiclie and private facilities upoet, uj and be stands his groi ■ I h e dldoesn't do what you’ve told ______^wiicre they are onI duty.du wwe levy a thitat meaningfulM enough power siruggic: withv. a child, however, to) do,dc something evil and unfair Participants in this course must be at least IS 15 years o f age and must and ai believable enough to) cconvince parcn, iqscscs all power. The child siore:ore for him. show proof o f age;e ata time of registration andid mustr complete a slan- hj him w e mean business. wins. Period.. EEven if you’re ulti- HtHe’ll be much more cooperat dard first aid andd adulta CPR class by the endcm of the lifcguarding At this point, be willI icomply, mately succcssfusful at getting the child assui he’ll course. The cost of i ssure you, but ihc best thing is. of cither coursc is S50 and prc-paymcnlpr is required albeit al with a great show of displea- ,o jo whal youou want, he’s won by be n for registration. c much more secure, and ther SIsure. Even tbougb we alwIw a y sw m virtue o fth e factiict lhat he succccdcd at mud The lifcguarding luch happier. Everyone wins! ng instructors'class is dcsign your threats. Then Clconsequence as a result ofr thetl power what? fo r ll WIUI l e e d n struggles that ensue. , The next limeime he refuses to go to i R ed Crosss teaches commulunity first aid I’ve said many limes befoifore in this pjano icssonions or do a chorc, sim- (ir o f iy I agic■ VP a l l e i j . TW IN FALLS - 1 The Sawtooth Chapter o f■ theihi American Red Cro.ss C'column that parents need1 toti consis- ply ^itha ashrug of your shoul- , will o fter a ninc-hoi•hour course in communiiy first fir aid from 6 to 10:30 iy Iq u a l i f i e d who demonstrate'that Ihey recognized courscc ththal covers the essentials employeesem need to know v, :y are per- sj^piy repeat[ thatth Ihe decision is lo Vi' i^y trained dentun t u r i s t s . about first aid andid cardiopulmonaryc resuscilali'lalion (CPR), T he coursc fectly f< clear on where they^ slradan.1s „bcy or nol iss his.h There’s a chance fee is $30 and prc-rcc*regisiration is required. To0 prc-rcgislerp or for more "where they want their chi;hildrcn to :r some , posturing, do ^ l |' J fa p p y J lololidaLjii, i infofmation, call1 72733-6464 or slop by the Red Rc. Cross office at 718 sistand. Children may nol aal ways be o„’vc lokold him lo do. * • happy with the decisions t Shoshone St. E. • h cr hand, he may nol. In H M a g ic Vc,V a l k y ! ents make, bul in the finalUli S jnaiysi:., i ’S On .he other I I . ;er thal day (or even the R g t’Klalcd activities, events tlthey will, always feel mor V\" ------To Do for You] is a calendar listing liailth-rc lu c^thenU nexi). when hele asks if he can watch and education. Inforiformation should be submittatied by Thursday for pub- -w -" ith parents who arc rcsolut Now through D oc.:>c. 31st, v^o’ro r go-outside with-his - olforlng 10%-off all repairs1 and Iication in the folioyllowing Monday's featuresJ scction.sc Mail notices to ccomes to making decisic him that no, he can't. U | securc children are happierL-r ehililren. ^ clean and pollst'Iish FREE! • The Times-News,5, P.O.P Bo.x 548; Twin Fulls5 8.83303. or deliver to our si lands to know why nol. Q j office at 132 ThirdrdSt. i VV. llll's as simple as lhal. 'OU sec, whelher or not Hl* r ‘vvAi^*i#8l5/‘13$¥ The moment a parent slei.cn, into a “ y- S'” " ‘ you go to yourur piano lesson is up to r a you. but whcthcther or not you go out- DG side IS up to me.ne. So, you can't go out- R Foreign1 visitor disiscovers ru(ide treatm( side." If no olhciher opportunity presents K r r u R E a U.S. Clcustom; wl/hy drop stetepchildrer ilself, send himhir to bed early wilh m tfTER She insists pMuKSBB**, j D E A R A B B Y : I ^ca m e to Ihe com es to family parties. Sh United States from th(the Netherlands that we were wrong, buti wev don't m g in I960 with a fairlyrly good knowi- ^ DeapAbby L';believe we were. Whal'do'"y'('y'6il think? U edge o f the English1 language, la bul J Lf jJ P .....A bigaJL . ^And how can we rectify ihisih took quite a rib^bing'g'about a my-pro-— -tio n ? ■ ...... nunclation, and ignornorance of your sT VanBuren . -PER PLEX ED IN MtCIC IllGAN. j - slang words and cxpre:prcssions. DEAR PERPLEXED: I tlthink you ra 0, O ver the years, friends fric and rcla- school”;■; ili would lake "reform" ^ not only wrong. y< f Sam so '*■' tiv es from th e Ncthi:ihcrlands have school, incredibly insensitive, tactictless and Q i' come over to visit me,me and thcy all 1, too,, hadh; a-nasiy riin-in wiUj-a-. cicrucl^ou-Qwc your-dauglighter,-her —E9 a ^ e that the U.S. CustomsCu; ofYlccrs U.S. Cusloisioms ofTicer: O n returning husband hi and the children yoi/ou ofTcnd- |||1 Wismjioi ed an apology. give foreigners a veivery hard time, from thec Orient0 in 1963, a customs I ijJot all foreigners•s arca terrorists, officcr in Honolulu1 insisted ihat the i dnig dealers or thievesves. you know.) pearl nccklcklacc I was carrying in my r e d u c i n g I My 87-ycarTOld motnothcr was made purse hadlad been p u rch ased in the Better D i Itrav alet ' to wait while the cu:custom s o fficcr Orient. .HOUETTE' ■rm ent Bag , . rewrote all her forms7ns. (If he could I told himhit that I had owned il for S I L l read them, thcy mustist haveh been leg- 10 years,s. He I refused to believe me, l <5 G reg Me4 cG rccr iQ ible, righl?) so I tclcphophoned my insurance agent in ------Rccently-my-ncphcphew came over San FrancisiciKO. who verified the fact. '.csw. m ______with his wife. Theirir planep had been This occiKcurrcd’on a Sunday; All the nc circuits were busy, so it delayed eight hoursurs. arriving al iclcphone ^ Kennedy Airport at ; 3 a.m ., w here look fourir hoursh to complete the call; Caseworker: We kno:unv h e is ‘Q 'i ■ & 2 9 " % the customs officersers w ere dow n- conscquenlenlly. 1 missed-my plane anfl guilty. right nasty! had to takeikc a later flight home. ^ouse: How? Q EZ^ P, T don’t'know i f thehe sams e is true a t ...... Caseworker: Bccausc other international airports, aii but I’d DEAR/!l ABBY: O ur^aughter m a r-''" "people always-say they like to know if otherier travelers have ried a marnan with two children who ccnl. Spouse: What do innoi had problems w ith cuscustom s officers, lived withilh them. They later had one igciher. For many years, wc pjc say? Perhaps they shouldlid all be sent lo child togci Caseworker: Wc arc n 1 the stepchildren in our fami- chorm school. • included ih business o f findine inno I ' Abby, if you prinrint this, p lease ty gatherinjrings. After they were grown, Snouse: Wliy^woii l you don'l use my name,1C, as I ny back wc dccidcided thol the stepchildren CTiiseworkcr: Bccause H home every year, and I don't want should be be excluded. (Wc asked our aclmil his guill" to be "strip-searchedhcd” next tim e 1 dauglitcrtorto handle this.) Kcrmil Willuse. P ny. Our son5on-in-law and his children Emeritus of social wo -F R E Q U E N T were very:iy hurt and angry. (Can you University of California FLIER: IN NEW YORK believe ihcy,ih nearly divorced over it up when he said a child protection syst DEAR FRBQUEhlENT FLIER: It this?) NovJow, he no longer speafe to i have a m onsier on our h •e than "charm us, ond neithernc he nor our daughter would take more i A s parents, w c m ust protect pi our ^ children and families,IS, When a Q "child -saver" frcro m ih e r a _— ^rese D c n a rim c n t o f l-lcae a h h a n d M Welfare comcs callining. under M Idaho Code IC 1600.3. th cy a rc U h | H H ic...9{evJ Drama charged with the proleclecUono^a g - state rcsourcc. your c matter how friendly thehey apjwar. Q ^ 1 9 9 3V : they are not your frienends. Tliey Q are conducling un invivesiigation H fl/iscnjgs and making deicrmin in a lio n s . Singing Ch Anything you say canan be u sed ' M S J — .againsL.you.------fcasua l ■ ~ ------The following arerc helpful H Carry*On . hints" 1. G rab a p en and nnotebook. M Rccord the Date. Time T and M ...... t Name ornie.|)cr.son ■prc.';cniingp - H ------themselves along withh whal' they H SAI sav. 1 % ON ALL 2. Plus, rccord everyy iconversa- Q CTT T lio n fro m th is firsi to ic the last R OIX.Hj X O U E T T Fi0 LUGGAGI meeling. Nolc on the)c lape the ffl day. month, year.^lonfng and list, M f.vffla m p le s t------Res. N O W to siorc with the tapeVji-thc-nanic IM IZ ,______• and position of cverylybody pre- |B 26"'■&29"TacK(;r & ------“r $ 2 4 5 r — ogelherand O _«• sent. Keep atl tapes log •9 . store ihem as cvidcnc'ice. ir Ihey Q Ultrairavalet Garment Bag $ 2 9 0 ‘199” ~ doTior’wnnt you io-o-Tccord-u .P3 - p - • • 9 ...... SpmcKuCar!----- $ 1 7 0 J l Chrisristmds M iistc Sj meeling. be nice but, DE o not turn Msual Carry-On *129* Suruhy, (DcuirtStr 12 - 7:17:00 p.m.- >9 .orfyotrrrcgpKUT. . , ' Suitcase $ 2 7 5 >174” I9>(onday, 'D utm ScrlS •■ 7:00 p.m. i. . 3. L isten p o lite ly bib u i N ever. M - ^ ■ 7:00 p.m. B>‘ 'Never, talk with a chilhild prolec- |Q| 6S o t u n ^ , •DuimBcT 18 ■ 7: 26" & 29"''ium u ).m. & 7:00 p-m. , lion worker unless you3ur attorney B Stmdmiday, ‘Dtum Ser 19-3:00 p.w \with Wheals Monday, 'Da£inSer20 •■ 7:7:00 p.m. ^ is present. Your alion only person who canr/nj’^wm H - J ■ ■ i i i i f I protect you. Fi'mreirt/inman'tmirwmrr’\rh'uhHiiilun)r ^ 9 t OEl t t Burleu, Rupei Hf/woww/wi; numm. mil < ^ (/i«^ 'USIMU T J r s t . I iSS; ' O p e n li l 8 p.n JU ssem bljr^' ______H W M I lUlanday I 7 3 3 - S 3 4 9 GEM. CASE MW o f f f o d ■ - ^ MANAC\GEWEOT ■ V THUndan m

______V 'Tzmn^FalCs ' m m a m E B a — ^------“ - r — — ——— ------, c-8 TlmofrNows, Twin’win’Fall9, Idaho Monday. Docorr» m b o r2 0 ,1993 Hospittalsbeo^omem(lorefrLejindly to)kids _ . K nighl-Rid^rNcwis Scrvii Icrter when they'have an array,’ tof toys Thc Commijnily'H Ho ospiial is b^ taking ™ - ‘Anxiet;9ty Is Ihe main . andam play Ihings. Wc get loLs, oof posi* children for roulii>uline tests in a red HAMMOND, Ind. —- Balloons. . ' =• COnC(com for kids livilive results from thal.’’ wagon. Thc hospitalpilul’s auxiliary g r o u p ...... Travelingig well//^^^| Stickcrs. Flavored masksks. Stuffed 90lnIng Into the ^They can even rcccivc visitsits from donates icddy^carjcars 10 give lo chil- parents around the clock. Somimc hos- dren-after surgerycry and they’re told If your holiday plarjians include // V I animals. Ital. The more j’f' You'd cxpcct to find those ih Ihings ’ pilals offer shower facilitiesics, with before they go in1 lhaltill a stuffed animal travel, you'll reachich y o u r I \ \ ■ lore than in a p r e p aared r they are, microwaves and refrigerators,i, iuniting friend awaits them. destination (eolinging m ore I J J B in a kitidcrgartcn cla.ss moi r. t h e b parents and children and even:n allow- “Il gives themm somethings( lo look ; relaxed if you incluiclude somel^===^ / |H hospital or surgery ccntcr. I better they pn young to forward to," hospilispital spokeswoman ' exercise alonn Iholhe way. If you're / But cbildrcn coming intinto hospitals C;an 8 cope.’ inging visits from siblings too yo M y liild a C aiie ^a^d.aid. driving, stop for• somso e stretching arc finding llicni a.s mcdidical centers norrnully visit hospitals. — Penny Scott, ; ildren arc cncouragcd and a walk every , grow morc competitive: j and under* Thcrc’s a recognition of theie differ- Cane said childrc ownups. to bring in Iheirr favorilefa\ stuffed ani* . couple of hours. ^ standing of youngsters’>’ needs and St.t. I M a r g a r e t iV lercy encc =»; between children and grov then dressed by staff ’ Of try-these fears. "They are people, but notI aadults." mals, which arc thc. M edlcai Center, iurgical masks and str e tc h e s if yolj're "Hospital-s.can be prettytty inlimidal- ^ said Palma Young, the pediatriiiric nurse in miniature surg on a long b u s^ ^ ing placcs," .said Penny’ Scott, S child Hammond, ind. mamanager at Tiie Community HHospital gowns, lilure is geared lo thc o r pla n e life coordinator for Sl.^l. Margaret ~ in Munster, Ind. “Children havlave long ' Even the fumilur if children. Posters of The key to Mcrcy Mcdical Ccntcr hencre. “Anxiety tion paid to) clchildren by hospitals is mememories. T hc popular thinkin:ing used smaller bodies of cl stre tch in g is is the main conccrn forr kids1 going not a new phcrhcnomcflofi. to IIw that children would forgirgct. lhat Disney characterslers such as Donald to movo slowly into Ihc hospital, Tlic moilorc prepared “Years agoigo pediatricians rccog* baibad memories would go awayay and it Duck and Mickeykey Mouse dccorale into each positi^ they arc, Ihc belter they car:anco(K.’. nizsd thal hosjlospitals were not particu- wowouldn’t matter. But it doess imatter, the. hallways off theihi pediatrics area. until you fool St. Margaret Mcrcy hasIS a child-lifc larly friendlylly placcs for children.’’ WiWc try to make their visitnits less Thc playroom offersoffi toys, puzzles mild tension. Novo coordinator, typicallyy someone explained Dr.)r. James Shira, a physi* paipainful and morc fun.’' and hospital colo:oloring books lhat i bounce! Jusl relaxilax, \ trained b<»th in education1 aand nursing cian with ChChildren’s Hospital of (One way that’s accomplislis h c d !il explain various procedures,proc stretch and brealhia lh e ^ 1 / / J who monitors the playlyroom and Denver and1 clchairman of the acadc* rhylhm ically. Holdaid lor 10 / / works directly with pcdialrUric patients, my’s Ho.spitaltai Carc Committee. seconds,.thon pusDush O' / / But il’s not thc only mciicdical center ‘‘HospitalsIs I had lo changc thc size Family Medical Centci littio farth e r a n dJ , paying attention to kids. of the toiletss anda furniture, even their Twin Fiills hold again. Long gone are ihc daysI’S when chil- sjifcly proccdij:durc!i,.>vhich didn’l take J j D ale J. P eterson, MM.D. I SERVING MAGIC VAI dren had to facc lhe coloilorle.ss. unfa- into accountIt Ithat cliildren couldn’t 496 "E" Shoup Ave. WWest (.— ■' I miliar and frightening st(sterility of a fend for Ihemsm.sclvcs in an emergency, Twin Fnlls, Idahc hospital while isolated frfrom family Many hospital:itais initiated user-friendly ho r A \ ^ ) Arms, u p p er shohoulders: Lace fingers yariced_l iav j and friends. programs likeke rccreation therapy and • 736-6220 ( [ together, straightencn arms at shoulder Todijy, children are giv()s, 6,5 for men:n ini ihcir 70s. *5 “ will clclean yourminini blinds! Doctors may have founimd a way to The Mayo0 Clinic ( has adopted thc improve the rcliabijily iJ^i common scale, as havevc some otJicr.lop acadc* Drop off youur blinds at ouilur store Pectorals, uppIcvated there had to be ^O LO R d eI IS you can. Hold for 10 walnut-shaped organ buriuried behind canccr. Whalal they1 didn’l understand ^ ^ LEVC 2®*^'econds. Flex toes thc bladder — grows as a1 rman ages, was that PSAA pickcdj up early disease lackward as much as Oeslerling says that usiniing thc same that wasn’t alwaysalw canccr.” •ossiblo and hold for 10 N ^ p o s : PSA standard for men of allal ages may Oeslerlingng and McHugh bolh ■■ eco n d s, V\ miss cancers in youngg m en w ith advise men tolo requesti ihcir PSA read- I smaller prostates and erroneously er ing, if their doctorsdo do nol tell them, ^ indicate ihcm in older mercn with larg- Many men never nc know the number, |l cr glands. they acknowlct/ledge. r Oeslerling analyzed PSPSA tests of. Changes in tthese nuniberTi arc.hclp:__^ 500 healthy men and rcci;commcndcd ful signs to follow fo as men age, says f new norms adjusted to agage. Hc sug- Dr. Cary Faerllerbcr, iis.sociate professor SOURCE; Nalional ToufTou. Astoeiaiion Inc. gcsls ullrasound'and biopsipsy tests if a ^ o f u ro lo g y/ aat Ihc University of j KRT Inlograptiics m an.exceeds these numlxibcrs in th e ir' Michigan. Hc-le caulioncd that a num- r age groups: ber lhal exceedccds these nomis docs not I 2.5 for men in ihcir 40s,s, autom aticallylly mean a man should J 3.5 for men in thcirSOs,'s, undergo ultras

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For the latest scores call • S a n F r a nicisco ( cliiKic h e s N F C: W e s t, 1 0Oth divisioim title in V.1 2 y e a r s and follow thet*c jimple Initnictloni. llie Associsted Press T T ieTrim in efrN C T ^w ______PONTIAC. Mich, - ThiThis time, the San FranciscoCO 49ers played wilh an attitude. TheThey wanted to clinch the NFCF e w e s t long before the fourth quartnarter. And they did, •' Tlie 49ers, after blowinging a big chuncc la.st week, sco on I Mornning every possession in the; first fii half behind Steve Youilung and swamped the Detroit Lion;ions 55-17 Sunday to win thei 10th division title in 12 years. . Young, the NFC’s leadiniding passer, threw for 354 yar'ards and line four touchdowns in lesss thanth three quarters, and lefl a 45-10 lead. The 49ers(10-^10-4) went on to scorc more pc in Detroit than ajjy Lions’ opponentopp ever. “We lost a tough gameTie last week, and wc ju.st wai to comc back strong today,"y," said Jerry Ricc. who caugligiil four passes fpr 132 yards andnd onci touchdown for the 49iI9crs. “It T o d a y will be the same for Detrtictroit. They have a great teai;am, and PnpbO}«'bMWIMI they’ll bouncc back fromn ththis." HanMn al RJcMt«ld 7:301 JmmaJVal 0au«y7.10 The Lions (8-6) remainecined tied with Green Bay for lhthe NFC 'JT Ccntral lead. By the timele llihe game began at 4 p.m. E5EST, the ' PrapoWbokaCM OoodngslWantM 7:30|rjopm . Lions knew that Green BBayd already had losl to Mini Klmt»«fty al Sfnthona• 7:J0p.m,7:3 but could not take advontajjitage in losing for the fourtli I ' five games. “They have tremendousous outside team speed and Young was cooking on all cylindcindcrs," Delroit coach Waynele Fontcs said. “They played veiy’ well.wc That was a great foolba:aallteam ^ ^ 7pm.-Cnannct»8.3J,39, NFL (OOUMW, N.Y, OUnt* st N»w and wc dicfa’t match up ververy well." OrtMW The 49ers, who never hachad to punt, rolled up 565 yard r p m —Cnarmtin.ColI, CoMiO* Mikattull. Nonh Carollni ■I Pin Dexter Cailcr capped5d thet 49crs’ romp with a 5i ' touchdown run in the closiilosing minutes, Lasl week in A i C i i ! H San Francisco missed aI chancech to clinch the divisionon when Carter’s two fiimbl'cs enabltablcd the Falcons lo rally fromm a 24-7 f ' dcficit in the founh quarterler for a 27-24 win. "Everyone camc in with/ith an attitude," said Amp Lei.ee, who Valenzuela,la,Jackson led the 49ers ground gomeme wilh 66 yards on 18 cornuie s .“Ev- reject salariry arbitration cryono wanted to go out: amand play 49cr football and notlot worry ■ ' ■ about Detroit and what they were doing. NEW YORK — Fernando Valenzuela "Late in the game, Dexte5xter Carter went 50 yards andid I think iind Bo Jackson wenivcre ambfig-12-free agenls------it’s”im“atlitii'dc everyone■fook't'oaa^lhat foe the gam e's nonoi over. to rcjcct salary arbarbitration Sunday night, We’re still going to be nggriggressive and play hard and gcgo to the ' ' . They now now havelave unlil Jan. 8 to re-sign final whistle.” wilh their old teams.ns. The 49ers joined Dallas,las, the New York Giants andid Hous- Seventeen free agentsagi wSn ofTered salary •,. ton as teams to ensure playiilayofT spots tills season. Tliis5 vwas the arbitration by their:ir Iformer clubs on Dec. 7 seventh time this season)n tthe 49ers have scored at lcleast 35 APphow and had 12 days to think about the ofTers. points and the fourih timle e tlthey have exceeded 40 pointnts, San Francisco;o 4< 9 ers' Jo h n Taylor ractaces away from Detroit Lli.Ions dofonder Ryan McN A I C Centrral titlee Mem(lories (Chicago White Sox)lox); piicher Bob Ojcda m id' ■ I catcher Junior Orti:)rtiz (Cleveland Indians): The Associated Press i outfielder Hubie BrcBrooks (Kansas City Roy- precicede ( als); outfielder Dion,ion James (New Yoric Yan- PITTSBURGH - Warr^arren Moon’s only kees); outfielder DaDave Henderson Oakland promise before Houston’s will be fresh, time in 25 games at Pittsburiburgh. Iowa leam. ^ _ Thai’s especiallyally true for retired 5 dedicated the victo- ] Scanlan \vas 4-55 withw a 4.54 ERA in 70 re­ A fterw ard, the Oilers dc i f l ' Houston coach Lewis:wis and Elvin Hayes, ry to Aim, the defensiverc lilineman who took jB J lief appearances forfer the Cubs this year. In | H who outplayed Karcilarcem Abdul Jabbar his life Tuesday af^cr bein3cing involved In an three seasons withth (Chicago, he was 14-19 (Ihen Lew Alcindoiidor) and propolled auto accidcnt that killedi a childhood friend, with 15 saves andla a 33.75 ERA. 5 ? h im self into the: nanational spotlight, He was to have relumed1 to the Oilers’ lineup Novoa pitched for the Brvwers and AAA Hayes hud 39 poinisinis and. 15 rebounds. this week from a leg injury. New Orleans in 1993. 199 At New Orleans, he iiy- f l m n white Jabhar had 15 points und 12 re- “It was a very em otional'tial week for us,” said was 10-5 wilh aI 3.<3.42 ERA in 20 appear- APpht “ boundTdcspiic-playnra>nng-w ith-an-c7cin:^'^------^ Moon, 19-of-38 for 2688 yardsyi and a touch- anccs. At Milwauke-iikec, he was 0-3 with two Jury. 'down. “It was hard to putit itil out o f our minds, Hous'iston Ollors'defensive enden Sean Jones, right,, sasacks Pittsburgh Stoelor3rs -Wc went lo five complete gamess aiand a 4.50 ERA in 15 I'lvc Final i-ours bul 1 inday. games. He had sevenven starts. P l e a sie e ss e e 01L E R S/D 3 quart'rterb ack Nell O'Donnell11 InI first-half action Sund th ere’s no doublI thatUu game was the Carter played foifor the Brewers AA EL highlight o f iny careerirecr,’’ Lewis said, Paso and AAA NewJew Orleans farm teams in J The game was ihcthe llrsl nalionally- 1993. He batted .37(.370 at El Paso and .276 al r l televised college basbaskeihall game and New Orleans, whercere he stole 20 bases. M ontam a leacis Chieijfs from1 behincL l was played beforere 52.6935. fans in jlie. . spacious Astrodome,me, Ihe largest crowd ' The Associated Press lenedI Montana,I who went to thele ;sideline as a few tests," he I said, “I still have a line lil ever to attend a baskcasketball game at that American Sueluckow wins 4th • th eCiJhiefs h look a 40-second timccicout. He re- headache, bulul I’veI had mild concussions: bbe- time, World Cup lugelu competition KANSAS CITY, Mo.5. - Woozy, wobbly lumedxl to flip a 4-yard scoring passass to Birdcn fore,” Monday night's; gamegai won'l have ihe WINTERBERG.t,G, Germany — W endel and fighting a headache,le. J Joe Monlana still that gagave the Chiefs a 21-17 leadad and main- Af\er a horrcarrcndous start, the Chiefs irailitiled gliiterofiis predeeesseessor. The Bruins (5- Suckow o f the Uniteniled States won the founh completed Kansas City’s’’s < comeback from a uiinedd itheir one-game advantage: o%over Denver the Chargerss (6-8)(6 17^0 attcr the llrM piayy ofi 0) arc ranked No,1, 9 following Satur- World Cup luge cocompetition Sunday and .17-0 deficit Sunday. and Lo^os Angeles in the AFC West,:st. the second quatjuartcr. d ay’s 100-80 victory:tory over Louisiana I moved ahead o f lean.cammate Duncan Kennedy' As a result o f their 28-24{-24 viclory over San Afle^er the pass to Birden, Moiloniana was "You don'lin'l spot many people in this th _ State. Houslon is 5-2.>-2. I in the season standingdingi _ Diego, the Chiefs (10-4)1) remainedrc lied with knockcked down again and taken to ihc locker league 17 poinloints and comc back and win.in .] But in 1968. the.• buildupbu was la-men- Suckow, who beebecamc the first American Houston and Buffalo for3r homc-fieldh advan- room1 >with whiit the team saidI was w a mild don’t care whovho they arc." said Chiefs coui)uch dous. UCLA was; ninkednir No, I in ihe to win the luge World Wc Championships in tage throughout ihe AFC- pliplayoffs. concusussion. He was there whenI DaveD Kricg Marty Schoitenuenheinier. "Joe was dizzy, ligl'ght- nation with u 13-0J rccordrei and 47-gaine February, was limeimed in 1 minute, 46.557 MonUina, almost knockcieked out o f the game hit Wil/illle Davis wilh a 28-yard scoringsc pass headed. Tlic; ballgameba ... was not won by 1i'lal- winning streak. Thelie CougarsC were 16-0 scconds. on the previous play, was#as unaware that he in thee 1founh period that turned ouout to be the ent. It was wonwor by people wiili a_ dcicnninlina- w itha 17-ganic wiiiniiinning streak, raised his arms in the touchijchdown signal while- differeirence. Montana relumed forir thetl Chiefs’ tion and someimelhing in their heah thal sa;says Lewis’ salesmanshinship made the. game • Compnnpiled fiom wire reports lying flat'on his back aflcr\er hitting J.J. Birdcn final twotv series, I’m noi goingig tlto be denied." a, reality. with the go-ahcad scoringing pass in the third "Sonomeone just hit me in the head.he: I don’t "It was a veryver tough loss for us," said SanS: Lewis had (o eonviimvince the lale liarry quarter. knowv/ who.” he said. “ Il knockedi mem w o o ^ a , Diego coach1 BobbyBi Ross, whose quarterbaiwck Fouk, then Houston'son's athletic director, “1 don’l remember doin;oing thot,” Montana little bibil, so lliey made me come ouout. Luckily, Sian Humphrichries went out with a mild co:;on- . .lhal it would be a viablevi; undertaking, :st inslinct.” ' it cleanared up and 1 went in for tlic'riii'riext play. ' cussion in thelie firstf quarter. “Tiley cUinc'lwiKick ■ ■ ■ 'P le a s e s e e U said. "It was probably just ii s e e MATCHUP/C»3 On the previous play, JuniorJur Seau had flat- "Thehey look me inside and putt men tlirough Please see CHIEFS/C/D3 I------^------

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WK forfor-8 shooting, and Gerald VWilkins to 23 points onDn ( Gerald W ilkins’ 5»4-U«Blt«i(KjsJt'xll.l3M lta,-fCOt<&»«7J.f07 7 Snr^ofKTiaM. 11 alC«>7l5our»n97-S9 Nmi lie in the period, F»«>-fCCD»«U. 1S05 F^-FO An*oai 26. IJ14 iininM «i TarrauMChiSart!aroo9a.Tuaaaar BAgBAa added udi 18 for Clevelandd while reverse dunk late i Tm oaw, 9 B«jiWbuMnmri« jgm Otitn 9 Con leu 'O*™* l2Mar,i(4.1)bMtE«^Kar«.T9.«N,«a. Tyrone Hill grabbed 13 rcboi)Ounds. The Lakers nevilever got eloscr than ,ph>-fccc)^«4t.e4s IKu-FC[WCra33.l04( ...... Ha 9K«im.Waami: «W5£RS-So»jm3an.»aQxd»». TV' A-4S737 P4-&Mn 36 pm« 0 Oom.1 (A< aaSaiaOweMlNaU-n ^Bactr*:ctreadi«Cia^C»jdt»Aff«ncan fNjck Van Excl scprcd 166 points,] _1 ^points in theli fourlhfo quarter. , . uwii<«—w* - •e Sa reufia«w . mtMlW 24Van3«M98-77, - .-.- --.tf rmiJwiTn J« Ij IKu-FCDtfC>iai2l.249 wr taereaur cr WH CM Satn lSlU»»..Ud,Ucrtf», CHCAOOCUC) CUHS-lradeJltoSw. pfcfw, to ev Rm'wjina 79.71 36- P»-Hoj«lnirl»rtctvnU»).1J4t »n S S o iSiDmanlcrRj'aalMmi.;rc«l:pla)a)reuid.>M.c I](Hoc(pUT Hacn FkMm ^ , K»»ci1R»win r-137 I „ ,, humMcraRd (M^3*2 Fnl OMn' •KJTCS l7.CKrrttS(7-7Jt>i«twalYctfgiBMSUiaSS-SSNaiL PAasS-Ptod P«#i Rtmraan. 9iart. Washiiington SState 15-110 2J-1 oiti.rf.ralkrad tu tOritfS Van Fhmg. furt. Inm C<«>A.1M J4U.7 I5-:2,t2 Paitrg xe H ^ IfraouarrtitmkDnlaiMrilOaMrmMrrMH-H Tl £j3.«*Yir!U0t( J-76 ; j.ig 2 79 C«iIUatanMC^(Ira(4-l)eMtQi«l5he.9oSMi_,i7l.SJNotn IHI AcMtajKaAAiUna.kraard.tnmr« M. P»-jI*»-T«rti >Ujjo IrKratttr* Rrt 7 J- « 00 7rr.cJPciM.tuct. Mi) 2,0 2, Cor{.AaM 19-340 19-1 2417-J ' >MM<][M>iar*etnn.ur (MlddndBln NaUM FffmOfWWixKHCXS-PlKadOanRNWi.purtcr I • J*»»}-Y»f5tloU ,.j 1 avooit»{>MUr Ptra 1- ar%MiMiecrrM CAaraud.tflanaiu.Un.inl.Cd.T beats EC. Michliigan K)rAOU>l.SrATmiCS 2l.S|rBOM|4.1)MM U«)Wtf Estair Shn lOS. RUSH f6-PM*ni. Mcot. 24-47.0»^iJ<7C«rtn 2 7. ( Firtln-lCFiI 2.J 1 j.t UoMigtiata r>«- 71 Nailn UiatTa,VW 1 6.0«\*3)ri3) 5S m» P*nje«-Y»9i ftij 6- M2 T«sait«M 73 OUtfaniSiil.(t-:.(»?£«0i<*4wi.HMiii U000S-^o<«a3An»rUacV1cat.fcr- rPULLMAN, Wash. (A WjrwJM«.U«l.lS.Bua«»a.«lw«cat*a i»iatV»0»«Wi"*lDanOBfian.fc«- . _ * iadBlWM)..txinrt Placa3GlenCa^l*7. CollegeCo of Southern Idaho10 alu m - CollegeI basketballb i PAM:'iO-Prio«ru.D»uKWiJ4.S)-J43l su:< 5« HnvvxM.5TAnsn(15TX3 rnortarwa K J r S S K S U«i 11.30 0-165 J1ft'i»T» 0-1-40 RUSllW-HcwOi. CIVowi J1J.1W).icaucm$.l7. tisa.iccrTr^5.m. • ^ " '^ ‘W ge nu:nus Toiiy Harris .scored a game- — — .RCCEMNC-Prem.,CHftt7-1S7.Prwf<«-!^ j.;j Peuwi^.77anpicni)-l9.$iiT*l-'■•l-ll,Hoj.M pore hrtaiVKtatnt CUTS 24 VantaiM(4-7)tal high 21 points toI lead a 17-point leadJ inin the first half. O m Ml. BMy 6-13. R IIS J {1. E<»ns.«.I-I7 Tcp«nl.7.0t)ofr«*M OT.HutYifcwiP* '"I HoemU Dm=«. Uit» 4-74, J-K ' PASSlNG-t«uUnUiXrilt.l»«.2(Mk2t4.pca«v^ "* 24 LSU 14-1) bil to No -SuipmMRC Oukrt-rwanaalan Washington W i State to a 79-61-64 w in T h e G o p h;rs e rs also outscored — • - D304»7--3l'BTriflJiI-n'OMnJ.H,£4n£«-«« 2- ODcrrrt 1S-37-I-2S4. laxjM 9-JO-fr20.|.i44 S»ar(#iean on Western Carolin>lina 18-3 early in -«2-IO.S»a^l. «C»tt4 ____ UIS$CDriC|.DC0A;^-n»ni.CMi4l41 UMtU Yiitr^4.u.are»iy-!r.jt>un: SSunday.ui the second hhalf after the Kiu,39 !i Piatu^a^imriU.Cn^l»«iMJ,Ih*wi . T^etUgiCitoiCM* Prep scorc 3-14. UA J-39.ll»ttroi J 12. IV^eg, 7-JS.2 C«ST« ' toairtiatitlWf'.h^fi. ^ Harris lod four Cougarsirs with Catamounts .pull)ulled within thrce SVIDH03 10 7 0 7-24 US5EDFtlOGO*li-ltouttn.O.r.0-G,«,41 5oa5(rTV»6S Bffll ominick points at 34-311 ono: a short jumper double-figure scoring. Dor KranCTr 0 14 7 7-n CXU1 cin. Amoi MCruUrt*I w w m M m S d B«*a.Co»^tfAJan.J«45 Men’s,’s World Cup results p,l rMOa« utTMca 0 r T r-}i ta«>)urSl^l^ >Our^«Ui»nlaahlt»v aniand Mark Hendrickson hadh 12 Lenard hit two 3-pointers dur- nnOartir flat«.crr,«r«ct*h« 50-fGOi»f3a.347 G0-F0j««20,l4i3 r “ ” r f " K.arecm ing the second-hal-half run and David SnMOaW l)«(kalcnaauBtetalla Ffu^TlW aallJ I.Saavtlctta»h..,S<^(lrm«.l94S>«- and 10 respectively. K.t !Ir— MOic»«'W'f(C«"»r «»l-« n(R»,«ilj<»|.2« 3 8«l»wv«a««jt»cwt»}ajtaeanunHCiMdam GaUH>Blaa.7l.lto nuu.2ini«ca«»2im!at.3744aac> C a a r p e n te r ’s ,17 p o in ts off o the Grim had seven;n cquick points dur- KC-AIvi 1 rui (iMTj U»|. 7 » Ca->Snim 37 piu Frm (,tKU*kjai.lJ39 kJd f»c»(.r.r« taoargsmctft«»«< „ ^ 4 , , v ^ j ala cro KC-Or-n 9 pt» Iron UMV4 OOTCty Ut).l2iOIxl). nnOurtr 1*40 J.F««mTerrtTerT*a.»it,(l.l997-l71Sll7J8« bcnch bCI led the Eagles (3-2).I. ing that stretch.h. \Westcm Carolina TIMOMr Un-C Cm> 9 cm ten UciJMnmiRMUbni ( * 0«l*C'>*»l«W>wrtJ5al ]t4 3 C^raUnU*rUajV.Aum (11130-1277)2 IS S7. The q Cougars (8-1) hit on3n 30 o f (3 -3 ) n e v e r ijot g o t closer than 12 KC-6rt». 4 p*. Strn UtrtM fM.1521 M . eS7 ' S EMMigaWcor(sticiv« arUa3ar.«uUU(l 146)^17219)23944 ‘ FcuMXiM* _ 6 0Mln«pcran(B««nni r ™ * ™ ' Swlrttl 5 FS»telPcc*it.FfarYa(1 t7.3»17iaS)7n24. 52 52 field goal attempts whillile their points after that,nt. KC-Orm 79 (KU hKTi Mf} llnoy Uai.ai.20« J ( Un-CC«l«r2Spia»tnUcUjft«ijft«i(Kcrt«»ja). 7.5rars?ic(Krrt<. SO-Umtj j r«i ic«n«, U»|. t S3 7U-17203| perccnt from the floor. SO t t liort. B tmcUa lanwi M ift WSU was out-reboundedrd 38-37 Minnesota. Chadlad K olandcr h ad 12 FnittMfn 20 cWpaar»air»vii.4H.(*trM» 9UWIUrc£«.Si»»*a(1.!754.ta2raj39 7t »M 25-lW 25- Fniaji^ ; ^Vai*yC»Mani6 10 IcteaOarifl»i*»».9«Tn»7(l-17«il724e) oby y the Eagles dn»(ll916-122U) R«Ot:i 4.JJ :3.12 Pmj»>9 2( lAABrtKnotrKMarg Vrfn.Wain.SI Il.OarrrwdC jbounds. points, but it g igo.c«(UUTU 4-117 4-103 4- PurlB«jmi 2-is 2- 4 H Id a!n In ard t«(Mlitf i M I IraSi 7 40 14 Eagles had 22 offensive rebi it gave the senior Ifieitectem Rel I-IS 2-31 < KkUORM/to ‘ 4- . V i «Jara#rHa»*9*«jC»fl h««j II 12JanEna(Tr«TtomHcir«,(n7IJ.|J7.79) ^A 5-5 tic just two minutiJtes into 1.004 for hisi cen a re e r. H is e ig h t CorpAnM »35-J J2-: 22-36-1 WTOttatiBW I ■ S7 2 4091 :UcU>iym!>l0U 3-IS 2-4 Ctrt,M.W 72-31-0 22-3 20-U-1 An naai»r^tM«'gdMTi [Jort«».lu.a.>t«Ml(ll7n-l/2921 tilttho game was the closcstt it i ever assists also pushushcd him over the Pv«« 5-43 MC < SMk}-Yam leal C 7M W trarfMijjirtaf(*aSer9c(r»dJT ftS E fV w to 8J*Tai(M9S}-122te) IHarris scorcd just fivee of his King, who ladhad scored 35 points noYiouuSTAnsncs RUSH-!0-S>iC)>7>. Diiei 1MI. MwHH1J22. 1»l MMOuJrirATmK^ NFLplayotrpirpossibUibcs- rMrM37 17 M.a^F•«lfa*iar,fnrea(t:l717-li364)24l9l points PO in the first halff while in Friday’s 78-7171 upset of lUTTcn 1-17. H«nrtard|l.l(<9-1714l)24igo H e to thrce Tenne.ssce. ledi allal scorers w ith 21 Xjfiui CJt. “Wi* WJ. A«»r, 3-79, Ucrt«gl-ZSdiMv2-(nM2)2)GrMiD*r. G> (kAtoB.fc-Can«n»>«>gnHoii«iMM«KB«an] CarrtrUjiJa.CarOar'3arVal»,42 19**»,Wa»,Wa»iar.SM»*ia»rtienMacnbaMdoitia8at»4- OaarmarV«aT47.G7,Gnrgai«a40 TOrCfnnOa.,0«-,a(ma.P4/,ll:IJ52-l73«)242CO points.pOl points, altho.ughIgh he didn't score aFn«;19. PAS$Ml-ilr««w. Ut«Kwi22-3lfl-J07.CfMn 22-3 lenwarj MaanBMHfiOtanOtaraM Chad Isr Cc4n«..Wa)n.la.Uk l ^ M 21 UaroRaMRMK. Auatia (I li 37.173 44) 2 4271. t J8-M91 KjTUll>(,Ucrtjrjl»-)2-l-iM.K(lU.Kng*- tUr.F<^20-3J-i-2U Cai«d47.Maa«»iV n->«toa».IcM.StonraalMSU-l 2413174244 Hill ‘ and Ellison curric•ied the his first basketct untili 11 minutes .. 4013. . RECf IVINO-Umncu. C CMr9-IOe.JcriJan4’29 9-11 Mam Dat'tV-Can Ml *«aiMaUiMitaawtan] EaalVatnSlPcalFa • TJHaMWllailUarar.Aunt (1,1937-124.19174741 Cougars_inCO the first 20 mininutes. were gone in thehe firstl half. K£CErvJ<0--S«-ru»4e uwl-IKM7, c/»5S.tj.A C ««rjaw *rn'irnrrTrjii.io." -r^BABww " - - ...... «5W>lTiaIifA ...... - • - - - 74 0»p»e(»»C(»iJto»»o(Mt»iiaa7)743i2------• lUmer S13. N irw J-H. Yn/q 1-3. U»if»MMI-2 1 h(rj(1-«.0f»B»,,awii»HM.JiM.Jli«mS-SO. Ny.Jab-CanMii»Aar»eil>«eilMMnian)M ' Km 4S.Eimaa44 wan#*t,S*,(ll92i-l7«97)74)a combiningCOI for 16 of the teai:am’s 37 Anquell McCccCoIlum added 15 Qt)Ml'11.C>umi BiAa3lcM«aiden.D<«fintM t« a Uar«>Vii.y<2.FMi - r i s .• K»nut Wt. AJ«f. 1-JO. Om» 4 44. *f«»trt4-», 4-X EB FSxvl Fnrca. an) points. nni points for W esterstem Carolina. EWiM<3-2g. IUi«t J-34. Cnn J-19, B»tmMI-3. M l-S.lMl-4 J«Cir*iC«M UsCaWcrrvtr 44. Ua l)ap<»P«W.*.r«n>Tr.TcmSWMvHnaY.llinrt Brian I Tolbert scored 13 UI5S£OF£lDOOAtt*Ncr* aljaN««a;atro^ IMlar<37.Ca(-177 P»tSu^&Mi«*-Cif>or(,ni Ureo«.Bcrr»i*. t: f 9atar,Aii»»i«,H»iaKfiaiiA«ni. CqI c in the MISSOULA.A. Monl^fAB^— ------^------P M Q 10 0 7-17 FMOjM tr car4 ^ Uoaa.S&Dn^ teanMr.AuttU K>T«BtiiKtnji. JKiai could add only two more ______/MOjhV ______O»-*«rtHJ0ptu hn.Ttia«r :Wta^______Nttlifi*nM.Q«liC£ ' » MnCSMMCPaS’OhanSii^' 'sffcxTnu SCi: Halt to tm iS i witK TiJ5 MontanaT’IsracIaci Evans scored 21 5f -T r^ 6a pm inw Yarfl [Urn uo).>).S02 S'o 13S0' « ffiooroV (no atv. l«iua.Oit.Si,Vatra<»4aU ot*- OaMarS6.WcclOI. LaA/qaanRMWt-Can^OMi*iMcn>4Mi>oMcighton, their first Sr-A>rr-«>Jtvi|CcMkxt]. lOU' IIE-KTktw e FCUfton BMtM• (Bl(B«ltkja).l404 «Mk:«aM*(ie»erMjrffwlrMrOam«kr«>Wai PtiIiI] 44,S>^M•M _ Womenlen’s Worid 6 ip results SF-FOC0‘M4].I143 r C I IniM nSI Uai-tal raMatawdcnbaOarncM R>Uirm {limcr■crW). Ix Ffjlflw J21 19 «Palatar.ltoodf»>ar.Ora 149.J4 Voshon Lenard scorcd 15 F)j>ri*vr«4i 27-i:27.120 27-40 baii.O».ti0r.-Clntf»)rilMi]a*MrlCanMi n o d iaBjdair. Oac srsscor: Creighton (1-5)5) ithen hit thrce of Sf-C*n«10Mi(C<(«rl*t). 1214 P»nr« 20203 297 *«cri«itM><«rat*»iJwhal(iMa«i»»Aaadna>« M M sil " e.Ucr?Cal1 oafcttwr, 1,4949, nniand was one of five player: A-?7,C« PlrtR«»»T» 1.141 J.» isaniCM 1.Bo«i.M.«alaaMiiadUMl«i9743.da(MM 7,Onir«Va inm g in d o uble figures as5 N I o. 13 h is f o u r 3 - p oointcrs in to pull the Kkio»R«jm 4-i4-71 . 49a FT«a>».(MtEJi^a*-Cantrt,m««) Sar«te«n« IfttiartiSartrKKW r"*'"" inr sr Dri imnwaniRM . 2-S2 . 10 drt ZCaraarrttLW.bBl:«tt]TatiFAKMO («a|AfrataaCbaCc*arBar,N«ir{aaiai<].l4t49 M in n e s o ta d e f e a te d WcVcstern Blue Jays withitthin 65-56 with 31 rMdcMRi je IS Ccrr(»UH 1»47-1 |»4J 71-31-2 WCC«MM 3.Ca(iU.4.7.i)aMa]aMS«>»cM7447.MMM IQ.UraUttthcm>nl.Smr«a.l<997, scconds (o go. F««U»n»« nIMI 'SKtKlYiMtUal 1,7 1 00 GravBrrPiCMrwCarMifrtWitrtUcniAtMWS. C aM eM II.UEdar.A.la.Auiau.l«(K cCarolina a 79-61 Sunday. P*umg J9J207 PirO5-40 «-M DMCIUcn-CJnM^ihttKnM>a<>«ihnM»a«aa\AU>in.Uar.,190 73 ‘ KiadlRNra M frl49 6- PanMM-Yma 3.1s 3-' IMS l*T«aolaVU-9-CinMi(»ikfln«lr. »-1.«aan7S-72.MaaM U.LanUjpvtigollj^^ ^ • CoC arolina scorclcss fo r nearl}riy eight then hit two free throws with 19 MroMcmM CM3IM nntfPnMuo. 2tl 2t' 2 »4t hnk*iM»rPK*«iar«UmLin Pocaiak7Ml. lJUnalaUi md used scconds lef\, but two free throws CoT«>AaH J02MI l»^7M l« ----- ' CMgoeMn-C«iMi«AOii ___ laAMPUrt minutes in the first half am SadM-YMUtt 04 J-U J »OVXXM.8TATSTC8TIC# Wa*ie»P»cUfi«xlUman)(ian)cr«tMlTVU-v> ^ l7.tvldS4MSjMr. tWtwo big scoring runs toto wear by Brandon Dade>ade w rapped u p the Plj« M -)i-a — FnaMt(0-m«tf»»ttKTji»««M3.RuaaMlt ' VU^'mWMrMi^^rMtjririBaantMadai r 743. flai •<%u.U*r. 19144 J victory for Monta5ntana. Frfn*rtan -1-0-*4 ' 3a.6aM0**4.«amMCB(r<^4.iK.CI>—ara, ' .- . IiMMXiMdma... Oa«taMXM97JUaUaMad7»44.. UptaUnaua»,Atan.i.jin dO'down the Catamounts. ' .-. _ PtraCa»^Ya« ' ■ MO 941 6 LM3I«12-44.V|C1MI443.TH1MI«mMHtmall. WCHWVM 2.PiaaKn.«.:.batloLl0li^uunsfr49 ntnlTavdartJ»fm,artiG».CaB.1iIM • • -1 f its first Montana hitI 21 o f 26 free throw 7779 ' PASSMO-MnEn;^(Mic«l*rilV'-'-JIO SjnFranciaco4».t*-atJ»J»Mlhoav 3.Koia.M.baltoSu9Sugar.SaMT.97Jt. 131113 Satnn na)Cat>Ma2ala2»9i.Sa(nrtartll42 09 ITie‘ Gophers hit nine of i QMrtMnJ. 9-7 art MiMB^UJZbaltiWDcn 73 katvljrtpLa«W«.S>(ta1aiTWl.17,CmnncnMI.FUaall. A2rtaF*ar»-Cincr4ymM4FTiMF^ajtAaaiMnd. FtnarS2.SI. 24,PatkiaC»«0«Ml.Fm»-1i2 70 CCarolina a 15-0 at one pointt tto take 5 0f7. .

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Monday. Decomtxit» f 20,1993 Timos-Nows, TwirTwin Falls, Idaho D-3 Buffalilo downIS Miamai, leads 3 E a s t 449ers ------CorContinued from 0 1 ...... ------Young's TD passe;sses of 68 yards lo - - - ’or a while, it seemed like the Yet there was no celebratingg in die -lolin Taylor, 20 yard.''ards 10 Sanjay Bcach ' BiifTalo Bills scorcd on everyi play. Wers dressing room, They cIo5lose oul a n d ,80 yards.io.RiccRice, a 2-yard louch- Four turnovers hclpccIped the Bills oulscorc Miami jfe- hc regular season al Candlestick:k Park, Jown plunge by RalhnianRai ond a 43- 38-3 in a 13-rninute span,spa and they look chargc o f jlaying host to Houston on Chriiiristmas yard field goal byy MikeM Cofcr. Thiw thc AFC East racc byf wiwinning 47-34 Sunday, 3ay and Philadelphia on Jan. 3.1, Victo-' ’ of" ll'ose firsl five; sciscoring dnvcs look Buffalo’s defense scoredset on Mickey Washing- rics■ics in both those games wouldJ ensurec '<-’ss than one minute.Ule. ton's 27-yard intcrci:rception return and Nate m M Ihche 49ers home-field advantage;c in die The romp continiilinued os the 49ers Odomcs' 25-yord fumblmble retum. The Bills led 47- jiayoffs. opened the third quanluarter widi u 33-yard 20 after striking ‘for thr 1 - 3 play ihrcc touchdowns in thc firat • -T•That’s imponant, sincc all fcfour o f completion from YoYoung 10 Ricc, sel- six minutes of lhe sccorcond half, with each score rc- hc 49crs’ losses this season>n have ling up a l-yard louchdown tou dive by suiting from a turnover.'cr. Ralhinim. j a < V i / / • :omc on die road. ‘‘All of a sudden, wewc started to play like Santa ■'Wc have to forget about thislis game Gary AndersonI fumbledfun the ensuing - Claus," M iami coach D( 1 Don Shula said, '.. •ight now, and slart worryingg aboul kickofT and Damienien IRussell recovered ‘in thc third quarteirter.” Buffalo receiver Don Hourlouston, Ixcausc they’ve got a lough for the 49ers, Tliree•ee playsp later. Young - Decbc said, "I was thinllinking. ‘This is good. 1 don'l leancam," said Tom Roihman, who0 tscorcd Hipped a 12-yard TD p.xss to Lee. even have to go out on)n Ihctl field."’ two,wo touchdowns. Tliat was all for>r Young.Y' On Bono’s By winning thc high(ighest-scoring NFL game this.is ^ Young completed 17-of-23! fpasses scries, he direclc■eclcd a 67-yard drive year, Buffalo assumccncd sole possession of first befcjcfore Iwing replaced by SievefC Bono ll>i>l led to a 21 -yardyard field goal in the • placc in thc AFC Eastst aat 10-4 with two games left ^ will;A/ith 2:33 lefl in the Uiird quarter.er. Even fourth quarter by Cofer.Cofi in thc regular season. with,vith his reduced playing lime,, ^Young Erik Kninier. in Ills: second start “ If it makes cverybodbody mad that Buffalo is stillill :amc wiihin 59 yards o f Sonn;my Jur- sincc taking over mqiai (juarterback for lhe in thc hunt, well, good,'jd," tight end Pete Mctzelaarsirs gen:jenscn’s rccord of 403 yards a,ogainst Lions, com pleted:d Il9-of-29 for 220 said. APphOB llicllie Lions in 1961, yards, lie had a 12-yard 12- TD pass to ' Slunned M iami, whiwhich had thc league’s bc.st "When••1 the season started, wc/e had a Dcnick Moore andnd a 3 1-yard scoring Mombors of the Buffalcfalo Bills and the'M lami DolphinsD fight during theth e th ird q u a r te r ^ rccor'd just three weekseks ago, fell to 9-5. The Dol- 01 o f young players and Rookokic-of- pajis to llcminn MooVioorc. Jason Han.son phins have lost three in ia row — all al home. Theycy Sunday. Both teamsi werewi penalized..Buffalo3 Milchell’s underthrown ble bl by Keith Byars. Buffalo10 rneeded three plays to jonc cither way. but here wcc are. I Jo>’’t ihink I'v e: evever seen anolher breaker. pass in lhe flat and racedccd down the sideline to scorc sc on Jim Kelly’s 27-yardard pass to Bccbc for a Jon’t think Ihe young guys arc piplaying Same like lhat. Wc’We’ve gotten beat a | "It seems to me likelike we're sitting in the out-It- scorc wilh 1:19 lcf\ in lheie ffirsl half. Tlial gave the 47*20 4 ' lead. Tlic showdownI hadha bccome a blowout. |j|jglike rookies any more.” few limes before, real bad, but nothing house,” Miami linebacl30ckcr Bryan Cox said. “Wc/c Bills 17 consecutive poinisnls iin six minutes, but they Mitchell, who had missedcd ihc past four games yThe 49crs led 31-10 ul halftirlim e on like lhat." have to fmd a way toI gelgei oul.” were jusl gciting started, ■ . with w a dislocated shoulder, threwthi touchdown pass- BuiTalo went into thethc game plagued by injurieses On the first play o f thee ihirdih quarter. Darryl Tai- "c cs s 'o f 14 yards lo Mark Ingingram and 16 yards to ^ und had been overaginiging only 13 points over thehe Icy stripjwd the bull fromm I< Keilh Jackson. Odomcs Jackson Ja as Miami went up 1717*9. But Mitchell was | past six weeks. But as usual, the three-lime de-le- grabbed il and scrambledd to the end zone for u 33- bcnchcd be following his sccond)nd interception in favor ^O ilers ___ _ • -olofDeBcrg, -■ fending AFC champiiipions rose to thc occasion,an, 20 lead. C ontinued from D1 “Ilicy said we: coicouldn't win in lhe against Miami. Thc Bill:Bills have won 13 o f their past1st “1 just pickcd it up." OdomcsOd( said. "Il was just DeBcrg’s touchdown pussesses o f 30 yards lo Ter* Dut 1 think the team did a grcalIt _job o f cold, w e c o u ld nI'l 't 'win outside, wc 16 games against the: D time ie passer in NF'JFL hislory wiih 2,576 / - agent during the ofTsc;Tseason). W e’re tying field,d goal.g ilin seven games. Thc defeott camec on a passing yards.s. 1Hc was 15-of-3l for ^C h iefs___ going to dcdicalc oursiurselvcs thc last ___ T h e Seaicahawks (5-9) losl their■ d day when Mirer becamc the1C top rook- 165 yards. CoiContinued from 01 laler was recovered•ed by1 Gary Plummer after being down 17-0. Tliai’si a diffi- on the Chiefs’ 26i andam four plays laler, cult thing lo do.” John Carney’s 38-yard38- field goal M c M aahonboll i s t e r s M[innesots i a ’s s h o t ati title sAfter die Chargers made il 28'>8-24 on made il 10-0 jusl 3:4'3:47 into die game. 'ilh 5:27 The Chargers,. wlwho nosed oul Ihc ------' F R e d s k in s 3 0 , F a lc o n s 17 und un extra poinoinl. Natronc Nat Means’ 2-yard mn will The Assodfltcd Press ;ame. Chiefs to win Ihe: AfAFC Wesl last yeor, Pro football skins forccd , Bolh vicloricsies by llic Bcnguls (2-11) left, left, Moniana retumed to the gar p At Washington, the Rcd.ski liic Chargers drove to the; Chiefs( then marched 60) ya yards in nine plays • - Thc Houston Oilersre paidp tribute to —— movers and have corac al homehot against thc Los An- 1 ' Bobby Hebert into six tumi 32 but Albert Lewis’ sccond ininlercep- to 'ake a 17-0 lead.ad. IFries?., who come thc late Jeff Aim thcle bestb way they V ik in g ss 2 1 , P a c k e r s 17 bbeat Atlanta for the I Olh slrai{aiglillimcat gcjcs Icams,, theIl Rums (4-10) and 32 I tiortion scaled the victory wilh 1:1313 left. ’’'to die game whenhen I Uimplirics wcnl knew how: Playing wilhvilh tlie same in- Al Milwc Raiders, Iwaukcc, Jim McMahon wonI P RFK Stadium. San Diego lost its eighth coironsecu-. on the Chargersgers’ second posses- tensity he showed, thc;they became the his lOih straight sli start against Green i 69-yard in- Rams rookieie Jerome, Bettis hod his S A J. Johnson scorcd on a 6 tive rcgular-scuson game lo KKansas sion, hit Anthonyy MMiller for 14 yards, first team in the NFL. to clinch a divi* Bay and revived rc< Minnesota's chances1 ti tcrception rclum. Monte Co:olcman re- ' “ “Kl' slra'Sln.I 100-yard» game, gaining tive ies. Cily Cit) even thougli the Chiefs’ firfirst five then found Millerer on o third and nine sion championship. ing as NFC Central champion. 11turned u fumble 29 yards forrascoreand a 124on24camcs o f repealing pla'plays from scrimmage nclled an inter- for a 3 1 -yard gainlin t U) die Chiefs’ 14. A few houni laler Sumjunday, Son Fran- G reen BajJay. meanwhile, missed aI V Washington(4-10)gotasafei; ily ono bad Eagles 20, CoColts 10 ccption, ccp an incomplclion, a funimblc, a Young’s TD calchich from lhe 3-yard cisco won its 10th NFCC West\ title in 12 chance to cl ) clinch ils first playoff spot in ppunt snap, I-yard gain und a 4-yard los;)ss on a line made it 17-0,I, years. Thc 49ere and OikOilers joined Dal- a non-strikeikc season sincc 1972. Hebert threw four intcrccficplioosand JN n'A N A.POLIS K (AP) - Thc l-y Jefense look thc heat off quarterback qua sack. Tlie Chiefs rcacteiacted wilh a 14-play, 1^ and thc New Yorkk GGianls as teams M cMahcihon threw for Ihrec louch- ffumbled twice os Atlanta (6-8) (6 losl a fhiljilclpl” " s Moniana not only Bubby Bnstcr anand kept il on the woeful On C the first play o f tiic secondndquar- 77-yard_drive :is M ■ a.ssured o f playoff spols.Its. downs, mat(latching his season tolal enter-• c chancc at thc playoffs. lg p.issing louch bul Indianapolis Coll:olls, ter, ter, Duane Young snared aI 3-yard3 found his missing p Green Bay and Miarliami also could ing the da>Jay. Scoltie Graham ran for - rds on ihii^ and 15. A Patriots 20, Browns 177 The Eagles sa.sacked Jeff George four touchdown tout pass from John Frierie.sz for scrambled 17 yards c have clinched playoff■ bciberths with wins, \ 39 yardssfo fc r Ihc Vikings (7-7). * TOwd of 13-yard pass interfecrference penalty on gland man- times and forccd:ed three fumbles, iwo o f a a 17-0 1' lead dial quiclcd lhe cro but botl) lost. T h c Pac'ackers (8*6) had won six At Clevelond, New Engli ) pul thc Darren Carringtonon tgave the Chiefs a hen Leonard which set up ai fieldfi' goal and a 14-yarf nearly nea 75,000 and appeared to j In their first game sinciincc Aim took his straight atar (County Stadium. Bul sec-. a aged to win a closc game whe; FC Wesl l^rst ahd goal from>m lthe I. and Marcus drive with a touchdown passiss from Brislcr to Calvin Chiefs’ Chi hopes for their first AFC own life, thc Oilers wrappedwr up thc ond*ycarr coachci Mike Holmgren lcf\; P Russell cappcd an 80-yard dr Allen scorcd his 15tlISlhTD. ; 4-yard TD ran witli two minutlutesleft. W illiams in a 20*102 victory Sunday crown cro’ since 1971 indoubt. ■ AFC Central by winningling in Pittsburgh ijjc ganic5 0-40- lifetime ogaiasi Vikings 4 ontana’s M ontana m oived v et the Chiefs 66 New England (3-II) wonn I its second night, Donald Frank pickcd off Mor 26-17 Sunday for theireir ninth straight coach Denicnnis Green, another former yards lo yards in 8 plays to pullf wiihin 17-14. in a row. Before lhat, thc Polriots Po had Philadelphiaia I(6*8). which had lost firsfirst pass and retumed it 15 yji victory. San Francisicisco assistant. j' Ihe Chiefs 30. On third-and-8,.R F onnie He got the drive startsiarted wiih a 29-yord In other games, San1 FranciscoFr routed _ lost seven siraiglil games, si:six o f Ihem eight o f nine ganjamcs sincc Randall Cun- the it out wilh 0 broken leg, HaiHarm on was wide open in ththe end gam to Willie Davis,ivis. then found Keidi Deiroh 55-17, Buffalo0 beatb Miami 47- K a id e r s 227, Buccanccrs 20 ^by less titan a louchdown. ningham went o zone for Humphries’ 28-yaia r d TD Cash for 14. Davis,'is beatb Donald Frank 34, Minnesota defeatedcd (Green Bay 21- A t Los! Angeles,A: Jeff Hosteller tlircw Cleveland (6*8) losl for theic sixth lime also had a l-yu•yard TD run by Heath zor I a sccond ficW goal by pas;pass. in lhe end zone! on a 9-yard touch* 17, Kansas Cily toppeded San! Di'cgo 28- a 27-yardrd TD pass to Alexander• ii in seven games, and lost itsIS hope of a Sherman ond a , giving'thtTEaglcs iTicir “ KMarcus~AllcnVrumblil"u''nV n\6llient down pass wilh 2:16!:16lcftinihchalf. 24, the Los Angeles RRaidersd slopped Wright andnd Napoleon McCollum ran 5 pplayoff spot. Browns quancrlerback Vin* Roger Ruzck, gi Tampa Bay 27-20, Wa:Washington beot yards forir anothera score in the first; n ny Testavcrde threw an intnlerccplion most poinis since[ICC thc fourth game of the Atlanta 30-17, New1 EnglandEl edged quarter ass lllhe Raiders kept tlie playoff inlo ii lhe end zone wiih 4:50Heft, lc selling season.- Cleveland 20-17, Cinciincinnati downed hopes iniactacl. uup Ihe Patriots' winning drive,ic. Indianapolis5 (4(4-10). m t^w hilc, man* ‘ field goal by Dean Bia- M a tc h u p - thc Los Angeles RarRams 15-3 and Los Angtngcles (9-5) finishes al G axn aged only one fii ! Bengals 15, Rams 3 Phoenix beat Seattle 30-2!0*27 in overtime. Bay and at Ihome againsi Denver. Tam- ‘ succi in thc firslrsi quarter and a 24-yard Co;Continued from 01 • 13-12 wilh 13:455 leleft in the firsl holf >m G eorge lo R eggie On Sunday night. PhiPhiladelphia was pa Bay (4-10) (4- has lost 10 o r morc At Cincinnati, Dcrrick Fer■enncr ran I TD pass from Then he had lo convincc JudgJge Roy l^t't there was plen'ilcniy of excitement lhe founli period dial end* at Indianapolis. On Mon4onday night, thc games for)r 111 straight seasons and 20> y yard for his first louchdown1 cdf Uic sea- Langhome in the Hofhcinz, operator o f the Asmtrodome ngl't down lo the ;clo closing seconds, if 20 .quarters without o New York Gianls (10*;10*3) arc al New straight ganjamcs ugainst teams from Cal-• s son and cn-atic Doug Pelfrcfrcy kickcd cd a streak of 2 and owner o f ihc I louston Astroros, Hayes, die Cougiilugars leading scorcr percent free Ihrow Orleans. , ifomiadalinlling back lo 1980. llthree field goals — ,while mimissing iwo touchdown. .“Mr. Fouk thought I wai'as half hui only a 00 pen crazy." Lewis said. “This wawas tw o shooler. sank two0 Ire I'rce ihrows to break ycai^ before wc actually played,;d. Elvin a 69-69 lie with 2828 si seconds to ploy for id football[ players iwas a sophomore and I just knc'icw wilh llie final poinis. M ontarinaluckiestt-of Sundayly’s injuret Alcindor and lhal group comingng up. il UCLA missedd a chance for a lasl shoi when a passass bounccd oul of ments in his left knee dgainst'ihc Pills-• h have tests Monday to sec whetherw he fourth quancrand am sat out the rest of the would woi be a great game.” The AssociBtod Press va-Tfool— bot^nds-off-UCL-A-i;A-guard-Mikc-War------burgh Steelicelcrs. sidelining him for at: li lore a ligament. as.theJcnsnl;nliiuspccL__gama------—Judgc-HoftidnrthooghtirwaJ game in 'rcn's fool and I!ou.siousion killed the final — ------^Evcry-qunnerbaclT:clT S lro iitd 'b T J'W l^ rilic resirSsfoiihc season. Bengals ccntcr Bmcc Kozcizcrski had a Dcuxiil’s Melcl Gray< left in the sccond hardy har lo stage a basketball ga ih quarter. quarter againsiit San S Francisco afler rc- die die center o f die spacious Astroc•odome. 12 seconds, woozy. . SlaughterIter lore medial collateral and1 n mild knee sprain in thc founh lyers injured cciving a concu;icussion on o kickoff rc- But E Lewis finally made.hislis point ■ When it was over)ver. Hayes was a na- Joe Montana, who) hashe missed five anterior cruciatccm ligaments in his left Green Bay had three playc ree safety Harry Colon when wh hc told Hofhcinz: "L‘L isten , 1‘onal personality,y- starts this season wilh■ith injuries, was knee on thc sccond play of ihc sccondI a against Minnesota.' Lincbackekcis George turn. Lions free Villis (knee) sprained his right rigl knee in thc sccond Judge, Jud my players arc biggc:’c r Ihari.. "I> changed my life, no question temporarily knocked;d outo o f Kansos quancr. Therhe anterior crucialc tear gen- - K Kooncc (foot) and James Wil injuries, and quancr, but later:Icr retumed. youre yoi and the ball is 10 times:s bigger about it. Afterwardk'ard. everyone knew City’s game against San!an Diego on Sun* ,crally. is consideredco the most serious1 c couldn’t finish bccausc o f inj red his knee Dcrrick Mooioorc injured his back in than tha thc one your players use.uj Hc Elvin Hayes,” Haycjayes said. day with a s li^ t concusslussion. knee injury;iry an athlete can sustain. lilight end Jackic Harris injure( jartcr, bul Lions coach looked |oo ut me and said «1 diinkk you’re Lewis was gladad 1 Hayes was at lhe Afier hc was knockcc:kcd down by Ju- “ Il wasIS 1real tough lo sec him goI li lale. All will be rc-cvaluatcdJ hMonday. the fourth quar ck N ajce Wuyne Fonlcss saidsc he's cxpcctcd to be really real serious aboul diis."’ line for the finalal sshots, despite his nior Seau, Montana hachad lo call a 40- down,"quai[uartcrback Warren Moon said. Cleveland comerback gainst New fine, hHayes now resides in HouslcSlon and poc)r free throw percpercentage. second timeout and wasvas woozy on thc “It’s nolI easy ci to replace a Webster• N Mustafao left thc game aga ruined back San FranciscoCO tiglit end John Biandes owns ow: several car dcalerehips.i. He I re- “There was no10 d'doubt in my mind next play os he hit J.J.i. B:Birdcn witli a 4- Slaughter.”r.” EEngland becausc o f a sprai fourth quar* strained his leftft hip h in the fiist quarter. colls call die game vividly. he’d make them.”I.” LLewis said. "Even yard touchdown pass. Besides:s Ilosing Slaughter, ihc Oilers1 a and sprained onklc in Ihc foi Tampa Bay/ lostIc guard Ion Beckles, “No one ever dreamed it wovould be though he was a 660 t perccnl shooler, Montana sat out theIC nextn iwo scries, lost safelyy BubbaE McDowell indefinite-• l< Icr. In Miami. Dolphins deferl:nsivc line- who sprained hishi* r i ^ t knee in the first die the biggest game in die hisloryy io f bas- I’c was just thatT kind ki of competitor then returned. • ly willi a br\bruised kneecap lendpn. ed his righl quarter againstst thcI Raiders, and safely ketball," kcti Hayes said. “No one! dihoughi ^^1*0 \vould comele ththrough ot ihc right San D iego quarte .scimc- 1 he po stscn p i tc cussion in the'first quartuailcr. Humphries string), qui gome wos nol as pleasant for the i hip) and comerback DeonI r returner Mike Williams strainlined his left hew, left with11 a o righ hip injury in th.p one’s one there at thc game.” ’ was injured when tacklcdlac by Dan (strained h ni-‘.hed die season 31- spraincd'lefi ankle). kknee in tlie third period. Ncitcither player first cjuartcr,relumed re to action, apd Thcrc 1 were plenty of witnejlesses to Cougars, who fini.‘.h Salcaumua and Derrick:k Thomas.1 Figures (spr wolched 2 and ranked No.). I 1 in Tlie Associated Cincinnati Qengafs inside: r relumed. Bolh will'undcrgirgo medical rcinjurcd it inthe thc third period. die thc game — aboUi 12 millicin w • - He was r^laccd byy JohnJo Fricsz wilh A lsoj Ci a disap- , J^ress poll. :r R ic^o. McDonald severely’ li tests on Monday. ' ■ ■ .Raiders comciTiciback Lionel Washing- on on television. And il was not a 8:39 remaining in thc quiquarter. lincbackcr 1 llicy faced UCL’^CL’A'again im h e Fi- • is left knee in lhe sccond quar- Buffalo offensive lockkile H oward ton left bccauscsc o < f a braised hip early in pointmcnl. poi -» Webster Slaughter,, Ihilhe Houston Oil- injured his I lalsnnd lost 101-69. st thc Los Angeles Rams. He’ll E early in thc the fourth quarteirtcr. ■ • • Houston 1 look the lead for good g at nal I'our.scmifinals i ers’Jeading receiver,;r, torei iwo liga- ter against tl I Ballard twisted on onklc ca I • J , , i > 1 D-4 Timos-Nom.Jwin/in FFnlls, Idaho Monday, Oocomoml>or20.1993- "Seles anxdous, yett ]fearfiilr” - ; I ' w i i i i U.S. paaiss roun«d 1 of ^World C< u p ? : m p e t i n g aja g a i n American!ns draw Colonmbia, Romaniaia, Switzerlanddas 1 St-roundI opponents a ‘ b o u t c o r gg{ Open nt LAS VHGAS (APAP) — Forget ull NEW YORK (AP) — F uncertainty shadow Monica Melbourne, she the iillcgcd schcinu'sncs and machina- ISUlUd her return to tennis neurs. |S I will postpone her tions designed lo) gigive ibe Uniled PASADEiJ}ENA,Junof8 . BOSTON, June 2f Seles, who has not played Im comebnck until Slates the easiest. roroute to ihe sec- Colombitnbi# vs. Romiftl* lilli'i’iiri>'i» ;Arg«ntlnavs.GrMCe lively since being stabbed in |H February. Al- ond round of llie WorldWo Cup, If thal DETROIllOlT.jon*-M • Tho openingling m atch be tw ee n G erm any- anda BoTlvla will to“ ptayed i DAaAS,J(J»2f duringA a match at Hi H though ;h c is anx* w as in llie w ork)rks, somebody | U3Av#,!v«, Swlturlind o n Ju n o 17.7 . llIn C hicago. T h e final will be e July . 17 at the Rose Bowl Nloiriavt.Bu!Bari< | ^ Germany, in April, might la W ious to return, she messed up, -03 A ngalos. A total of 52 matchiches will be played, I i PASAOElJ5ENA. Juno BOSTON, June 25 comeback c next month t l doesn’t wanl to Tiic Uniied Slatelates drew risin g i usAvsvs Colombi# ( ;Argentina vs. Nigeria Australian^ Open, n Grand Sl: rush back. Souili A m erican power po' Colombia. OETROn IOIT.JW10 22 U ^ ■(■CHICAOO. June 2fi she has won (lie post three ye: ^ “1 don’t wont to , Romania and Switzerland Sw on Ronunlt inlavj. SwttMritnd Bul0«riavs,Gr^ . “I still have days when I li B miss another Sunday as iis l‘irsi-rct-roimd opponents rasadEi 3 ^ Pontiac,c. IMIcti. Foxboro, Mass. J)ENA.,Juno 2£l •BOSTON, Juno 30 und a go over the whole daJay in my Seles Grand Slam ill next sum m er'ss VWorld Cup, All usavj. i Sllvafdomomo: Foxboro: 61.000 VJ. Roflianl# > \ '* T • ,Greece vs. Nigeria ^ :n into m y , . ' becau se th a t’s j ) 76.0W . • mind, but since I've gotten llirce will he ratedled ahead of the paloal' , )ALTO.Juno26 &M' OALLAS.JuneSO practice n routine, I almost doJon’l think where I feel I I play ph my best tennis,” Americans, especiaicially C olom bia, SwttniliMilind vs. C ^ m b lt A>yntlMv».B»lgaiU | about {, it,” she suid in Sundiiday’s edi- she suid. “It’s hardhar to let another onc tlie niosi improveived team in the tions o f The New York Timesies, go. bul I’ve beeneen able I to miss three o f . world in l ‘W3. ”I don’t know how I'llI ireact my them now, andid toto tell the truth, each "W c Iku'c one of o f tbe two tough-' ^/Jsade Soltfior Fiold: • ^ Gtants; 76,091 * N.Y./N.J.. June 18 first f match back. Probabl;bly r u be one’s been easier,'iier,” . est groups." said AmericanAi player cnmorot 0. Calif. 66.8J4 W8ihlnolon,D.C. iroon vs. bwoaen Slanforti: 86. , Italy vs. Inland afraid a to sit down during charlangeovers, Sclcs said ihathat when\ shc was No. 1, I’eier Vennes, "l-ir/ D„,„ Robert f. KonnotfK- . •ITA d id n'l'set up ' pai.0AL')Ano.Juno20 - f c ’ WASaO.C„JuneJ9 sincc s that’s whal I was doingig when he the pressure ofof remaining n at the top cvcr>’tliing for thele IU.S,. ihat’s for iBraniw Cift Colton Bowl:wl: . • 56.000 ] I v s.R m l. . ^ Rose BovBowl: 102,083 72.000 Norway vs. Mexico stubbed s me. Probably I’ll be nervous kept her ployingng every e week. Her pcr- ^ .Orlando. Fla. , . , i I ■ . PALOAL)ALTO,Ji;fii)24 m ■ N.YJN.J.. Juno 23 just ji ploying my mutch aftiftcr being speclive is differeifcrent now. ■‘Colombia has be;beaten the United CitfUsBowl: -C— lUlyvs.Nonwy away a so long. _^ . "1 always thoufbought I couldn’t mke a Stales iwiee. 1-0 and:ind2-i;”saidU,S, _ ?OIT,Juno2^ I "I’ve always been able to0 Iblock out break; now I lave,have and it’s longer than coach [}ora Miliitinc.inovic.-J.-s.imc ORlANDO,June24 len vs Rutila Mexico vs, Ireland everything e when I play, bu)ut if I get I wanted, bill II thinkthii it will make me a 1‘or the Uniled S lALTO. Juno 28 emotional, I shouldn’t be afnfraidoflet- more balanced;ed person when I go Colombia." HyjN.l.Juno28 C r ,.lavscmaroon ”" ‘ Seating Is , Ireland vs. Norway ting ti it show.” back." shc said,d. Actually. Coloinbinbia is H-1 a g ain si 1 I Is for foolball; because ofwldtIder soceor field and ' ^OiT, Juno 28 ac co m m oodatlons d a for IntorryoVonal pressss, actual World Cup \WASH. D,C..Jow 29 Seles has been training aboutal four • “ I never thou{lou'ght I’d go througli the Americans, wiiililiilc Switzcrlaiiil is [ II Suwtian I capacity will bo slightly less In oach stottedium. [ jlUly vs. Mexico | hours h a day in Florida. anything like this, but I’ve got to con- 3*0-1 and Romaniai,is0.1-l. i: |L ^ Shc suid If she’s noi readyy 1to play at centrate on the fact that I’ve got Cicmiany. the dcfi.IcrcnJing diampi- : n g n W oM C vp USA9 the fonn thot carried her lo) ttlic No. I another chancee 10lo play this game. And on. will open llie socsoccer cxinivagan- ■ ranking by ihe time o f the AustralianA I’ve got to forgeorgct about everything . - /a against..iJolivia'ia in C hicago on ChicaAGO.Junoi;Gi DALLAS,JunoJ7 ^ ORLANDO. Juno f9 VWASH. D.C., Juno 20 ^ June 17 to s'tarl Ihele niunthlungn lour- GemnB)lany vs Bolivia ' Spain vs 8. Korea Belfllumvs.Mofocw Nelheriandsvs.S.AnibJa f _ nament. [CHICAGIAGO. Juno 21 BOSTON, Juna 23 ^ N,YJNJ„Vuf»25 CORLANDO. June 25 Tlie-Americans.;. bia and Morocco-arc .. going 10 win ihe finfirsl two games, I third-plailacc teams, will advance to0 1990. faccs Nigeria, Bululgarin and unknown to us.u s." th in k we have a'1 g(good chance to ■ _ The 90.m•minute draw was make the sccond rouiround," , c a n presided over:r bby Joseph Blatter, the ...... Colombia won>n itsi qualifying ‘Thank God w e diididn’t got an Afrlcsc a n general sccretqctqry of FIFA, soccer’s ; group wilh a 5-0-22 r rccord and rout- team . We’ve neve Brazil, also a thrce-tirlime World champion Evaivander Holyfleld and Italy in its quiilifyin;ying group, which Bowl, Cup champion, has CcCameroon, former soc(Dccer stars Franz kept Portugal aniiind Scotland — "To' ci'qualify, wc will need five'c R u ss ia a n d S w e d e n in its it: bracket. Bcckcnbaucrier. Eusebio, Michel perennial W orld Cup~up teams — from points.” saulM ilutinovich, whoseic Their games wil! take placepli ilt the Platini and BobJobby Charlton. - advancing, U .S. lea[cam — minus several key:y Rose Bowl, Stanford andd Pontiac.I Noticeablyy absentn wns Pele. con- “ With Ihe U.S. as the host nation. players<-s<— lost 10 G e rm a n y 3 -0 onin Italy, the oihcr thrcc-tiitime World sjderc_djlie_siL sp o r t’s g r e n te s t a n d ._ . . iherc is going lo be3c a lot of focus on' Satufdaylay. "With my team. I'm very■y Cup winner. drew'Mexic.ico. Ireland most popularr pplayer. Pele has been our group," said SwitzerlandSw coach sure we’l'c ’ll m a k e.il,” and Noovay. Thosc.tcamsns will play sued by Ricarcardo Teixeira. the son- Roy Hodgson,. “Wc’.Vc’re Sw itzerland,. G erm•many will open againstst at Giants Stadium in NeJew Jersey, in-law of FIIFIFA president Joao ~ * ;.y w c p a rtic ip a ie rnn the t World Cup Boliviaia at _Soldier Field and alsoio the Citrus Bowl in Orlailando, Fla., Havelqjigc and ar the head of the once every-30 years:ar.s. so everything will faciiice Spain and Soulh Korea,u. and RFK Stadium in Waslishington. Confcderntiotion of Brazilian ' 7 1 bothers us," Those teteams will play in Chicago,0, "In this group, you cai:an ’l ploy a Footboll;' Havlavelange barred Pele The U.S. groupp a:also w ill-play at I'oxboro.iro, Mass., and Dallas. Spainin 50 percent gam e,” sai'uid Arrigo from participatija tin g . : Stanford StadiumJin in Palo Alto, and Soul3uth Korea will play in Dallasis Sacchi, coach of Italy. “ I d o n ’t th:think this is n FIFA Calif.. The Unitedted States plays onopeni::ning night, Belgium got ihc Nctlethcrlands, issue," Pele said.sa “I think this is a 10 Colombia on Junee 222 and Romania "Thanlank God we didn’i gel ann Morocco and Saudi Aralrabia. They personal messjssnge from Hnvelnngc, on June 26. Africanin tteam," said Germany coach:h will play al Orlando. WiWashington This doesn’it changecl anything, this "There are no weak wei teams in the Berte V«Vogts, who fears the risingIg a n d G ian ts S tadium . is a pcrsonolII I thing. 1 was invited i World Cup. bul it's a pretly tough teams fnfrom that continent, "W e've'c "The great advantage: oc f playing and dis-invited.e d.” t W h o vw i l l m e e t; v^ho in WV o r l d C u p) lst-roimi ( d p l a y ? . . i LAS VGGAS (AP)(AI — A look al bul noboibody here to push them, group in which it is topip seed, but defensive gamumcs and make oppo- how tbc 24 teams> faifared in Sunday’s Cameineroon — Fan favorites of )f will find-way to advance.c. n c n ts look babad. That should get . ’ APphMB World Cup draw. 1990 slshould have enough to0 Bulgaria — A dangercrous team them to sccond)nd round. GROUOUPA advancc,cc, off late spurt to qualifyfy. it could Norway —- The' surprise team of Larry •- Mize won the Johihnnie W alker World. Chanhamplonship In United Statess —- Hoped, for Russiasia — A win over Sweden a win group. • Europe w on’ll’l be the surprise team Montego R Bay, Jamaica,3, S u n d a y . weaker group.[>. Musi beat, must forbr advancement, Nigeria — The strongigesl of the of the group, Switzerland or>r Romania lo Swede:den — A win over Russia a African nations, bul thatu mighl not ’ CGROUP F 1 advance. must forbr advancement. be enough unless it beats:s iGreece. Belgium — The top seed most Mize J cajp t u r e s J oo h n n i e Colombia —• 0Overwhelming GROUP C Grcecc — Could be aI spoiler,s| but likely to falterIter, but would have to ^ favorile in group andam could go 3-0. Germamany ~ Next round, please, probably noi a second-roround qual- fall apart noit lcto m o v e on. Switzerland — Opens with Spainin — See Germany, ifer. Netherlandsds — Make the Dutch United States andd canc; forgel about Boliviiiviu — Will miss the ullitudele GROUP EI the favorite hcihere. Walker Ci h a m p ii c o n s l u p advancing withoutIt atai leasl a tic. o f La Paz Pa — and likely the secondid Italy — An Italian fea;east in New M o ro c c o> — - Has W orld Cup • Romania — GcGol a break by round, York, bul this is -thee toughest experience bubut little chance to go I avoiding seeded powers po\ and wind- Southth Korea — Didn’t advancc:c group. «beyond secoicond round. Beating Late entrantt marks 10-sttstroke lead ing up w ilh U.S. in bbnickct. in last iwo iv tournaments and proba-s- 'Mexico — Could hahave fared Saudi Arabiaa I?is essential. GROUOUPB bly won')n'i in this one. much better, but is goodd enough■ to Saudi Arababia — A nice-three- ^ oygr ( Coupless, wins $2.7:7 m illion Brazil — Not tbaithal the Brazilians GROUP D survive, game trip toI lhthe United States, then would have worrieTied in any case, Argcr;cntina — Might not winn Ireland — Will ployay rugged, so long. MONTEGO BAY. Jamaiccica (AP) — Still, he nccde:cded help to take sole HadI this been match play, Lnny Lc Mize possession o f sccond.scci He got it when 1 would huvc won nine holes caearlier. Masicrs championpion Bernhard Longer of Mize was 10 up on the field fi with Germany ihrcc-pec-puttcd the final hole Pel(le barreld from tjtaking p>art in d]Iraw nine holes to play Sunday ancmd breezed from 40 feet iind iind dropped out o f u tic ' tot< a 10-stroke victory over o% Fred for sccond. LAS VEGAS (APAP) — Pele. the world’s bcs)CSt- I------w hich he is afTlliatcd oiitbinbld a rival by Sl mil- Couplcsq in the S2.7 millionan Johnnie The five-foot;30t sccond putt Longer ; known soccer playcaycr. was barred from lakinking lion for rights to local Brazrazilian games, but wos Walker\ Championship. missed cosl himm S50.000.S: Couplcs won p a rt in S u n d a y 'ss \World Cup draw by Joao a o not awarded the contnitroct because, Pelc But he now has a problemtn: How to 5300,000 nd and Langer collected Havclange, presidendent o f soccer’s ruling body, claimed, his group failc(ilcd to pay a bribe to c y -. compose a thank-you notete to Greg ,$200,000.. Pele, involved in a lawsuit with Havclange'g c s Teixeira. Nornian> for u 5550,000 Chrisistmas pre- Colin Monlgoitgomerie of Scotland, son-in-law over soisoccer-related business deale al- ' I “ The point people shoukuld know he is his son- sent. 5, three back atI thelh start o f the final ings in Brazil, refuseFused tb criticize ihc decision,on. ■ / , . iii-law ... the problem is withwi the Bruzilion con- “It’s a nice problem to ha\lavc,” Mize round, was the: onlyonl man who ever had "Joao dccidcdd ffor me, do not be in th e ' ■ • federation;.his son-in-law.iw, with his secretaiy, grinned g after collecling that1 first f place a shot al ovcrtaldnaJdng-Mizer ' draw,” Pole said.. "1 "I feel the same. I will wio r n - - . , when wc hnd business ihlthis summer In Brazil, prize, p " ril thinkof something.Ig.” A nd It Ihat ended quickly. tinue to work," were opposed to me, beeiccause 1 don’l accept ... ------, ------...J M lz^ gol into the 28-munm field for Montgomerie:_bogeycd bo; the third and H avelangc. 77,, haslin been criticizcd for allowo w - -corruption,’* Pele said;- this c\ent onlyTwd'wceks'nI hgo when tourth holes andTvIizc"and birdred'tlfem. ing his problems withwi Pelc to invade the dravraw. “ 1 do not nccuse any pciperson, We have a big ^Normun, the British Open champion.cl That put the leading Icadi margin at 7 and, ------B m -Ptflerconsiderelered-lhe-grealesl-pluyer-ev« ■Problem in Brazil with socsoccer. In Rio. they arc vwithdrew. It wos Ihe Inst o of f 372 pro essentially, it waswas all over. and now an ambas.slassador for the sport, said h trying to do n sepnm te lea}cagucTj’dCflUsmhcyTin: ------—cvcntSTinnmdc the-world-lhl&-y-L.ygnr_ “rnlinhudntontoui^ day, got off to n did not cncounige» sisuch criticism, not happy with the ndminisnistration. . Given entry inlo the touilumament, bnd slnrt,” Mizeize saiST’T1 liat gave me r ! “I want everyomone to know 1 have nothin “ Whnt I wnnt io mnke: clclear is my problem is ^Mize opened a threc-shot.leac»d throug some room andnd I just kept the pedal aguinsl Joao Havelvclangc or FIFA,” said Peh with the CBF, bccause I do not accept what 554-holes wilh rounds of 67.. 66,( 68 on down.” who left Ihc hall with wii 25 minutes remainingqg i in i i they do with my company.'i y " tlthe Tiyull Club course. Montgomerieric fplnycd the front side ihe cercmony. "He^e is my idol sincc 1958. H e Several FIFA officinlslls, including general The he simply fan uway untmd hid over in 40 — hittingng Ttwo spectators with a , encouraged me, sen sent a lot o f messages lo mim e . APphoto secretary j Joseph' BlatterIcr, tried to convince tlthe final 18 holes. He playoycd them single shot on ^the e eighth hole — while Thai is what 1 wantint ieveryone to understand, Havclange to back off nndnd allow Pelc to partic- vwithout u bogey und withoutut .a, “5'’ on Mize was'out in 3:32. '*I do n ’t think this thi is a FIFA i;ssue. 1 Ihin) jn k S o c c e r g re a ts Bobb>}by Charlton, left, of jipatc In the dmw, whitfhI f(featured several other hhis card, "I hit moree sfspectators than fair- this is a personalll messager from Huvclangiig c , England and Pele of Brazil exchanged irenowned soccer playclyers such as Franz “That’s ns good ns I’ve eve:v'cr played, w ays," Montgonigomerie said. "It’s the T his doesn’i changcigc anything, this is a person!o n a l Jerseys at a news coiconference in Las 1Beckenbauer and Bobby,’.Charlton. C: 7The other guys will kill mee if 1 don'l worst nine holesles I'I’ve played all year.” Ihing, 1 was inviteded andi dis-inviled." Vegas, Sunday. Mick Michels, a FIFA\ official,( suid,- “It’s a s.say thnl. I won’t soon foigctt tthis round He finishedd wwith a 74 and fourth “ I did„thc draw/ in New York to select tcarr very annoying situation.” . today.” Mize said aflcr his 6-16-under-par alone at 278. CutCurtis Sinmgc camc on (for tlic qualifyingng tournament in 1991). My M mony and worked onlyly ?nl FIFA’s direction, MasterCard Internationamal, an ofTicial World ' ^ produced u 266 total anand a final with a 66 for fifUifid at 279, 13 strokes life doesn’t changcic ifi [ pick the ball or not< ButBt “I have no power to iinsist on anything,” he (Cup sponsor, mnde Pele: availablea\ to the mediu round ri that was devoted sI an race for back. Ihc Brazil federationion we will change." sa id . Sunday. Pele will continuelUC to serve as the com- second, S' No one else: wa;was closer than 15 shots ' Alft^ ■Rothenbcr3crg, president ofthc U.SJ.S. Pelc hns accused1 tlthe Confederation of | pony’s w orldw ide reprcscnic n tativ e. "I never even thought nboui)ut Catching in the rout thatIt wsponsibilily. IbiIbrce on AIDS. Last month,. she slu went to Washing-- looks like. We arc all goioing to age, bul you know "By 1970. the Women’s:n’s Division had invited ion. loi D.C., 10 meet wiili thee UU.S. delegate to the it's slimling to look al on•ine's facc und sec tfie age, ! Marion toji conference; in New Yor.Jc Cily." rc- LJnilcd Ur Naiions CommissionI on the Si;«usofWom- APpnote“ But I'm not fussing and frfretting aboui turning 70. I tcalled Cater. "Marion camenc uponi a storefront ofllce cn,;n.

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206 MEDICAU 207 OFFICE/ 212 TRADE 2213 MISCELLANEOUS 21213 USCELLANEOUS I I MSCELLANEOUS - | | M DEtfTAL OPPORTUNmES OPPORTUNmES I CLERICAL Building stono craltsman. TWnyfALISJRIR.CARRIH{h» OPPOHTUNTTIES | | f 7 ^ • Carofulatlontionlo detail A CNA pos'nloo is opon in tho Part-timo rocoplionist for EYOU BORED? TIHED If* homo hoallh sQoncy. Musilusl ovoning clinic, Sond ro-ro- tor splitting, sizo grading, ROUTES AVA/AlUlBlf ^ F THE SAME OLO ROU- | ^ bo corliliod and on staloalo sumo: Evoning CEnic, P.O.>Q color grading, and pacKag- INE7 BOYS AND GIRLS | M rogtstry. Must bo solf-moti->oti- Box 566. Joromo, 10 83338liu' Ing ol soloct quality dimon- S' I THE MAQIC VALLEY | ^ sion stono 10 bo soid lof lite Route 710: volod, honosi and oblo to1° R ospoctablo hoaiing con- Now Hiring I EED YOUI South Contral | work indopondontly° in andlandscapoconstruc- ' traclo r is sooking a lull homo onvitonmont. Avor- '^ n tion, Som o products must ArJ Charge bookkoopor. 24-40 r L i f t T i c k e t jBLOCK SSTREET Ir o o ^ g * VISTA'?olZS *— ■ ago 3-6 hours por doy do- 7 ? bo graded to 1/8* toloranco «f to Mcvo with tho B o n ^ houra por wook. S o ^ ; ^do- anobo carolully.ovoluolod 7 0 0 Aiddison d d Ave. m o n ey TO LOAM pondir>g on poliofil consus. C a s h i e r s rtd G irls Club olW aglc llintotostodconioci; Mary to mool structural Intogrlly 7 0 0 File; alley.Thlslsalull-timo ------S’ stondards ond spocilico- iler Ave. v«ii S3 NEED CASH? Kolty, Homo Hoallh Diroctor for ttie 93-» ilmlnstrativo position In wobuy ot Gooding Hospitol. 934- Timos Nows. P.O Box 548, lions lor commercial 94 Season. 100-400 Piei'ierce St. buy nolo* & roal eslfito Twin Polls, ID 63303 projons. Tho mlnjmum job win Falls. Jcb Dosaiplton gonlracntracu. Croathre Finaf>eo A 433oni35 Call Personnelel 622-2081 iSB>available at Soulh Con- NURSING UNrrMANAGEFGER — ■ traal l Communiiy Acllon *'' vory imponont for us to do- -for interview aappointment. | Stoto Hospital Soulhh i iin 208 PROFESSIONAL Route 724: oency. 726 Shoshono ^ HOMEY WANTED Blodtlool. ID. has a loodor tormino tho workers basic I______E P E -- F/M : I I irool West. Twin Falls, ™ ** tori- abilily aptiludo lor this ship opportunity lor a Nurs'Jure- Musi havo compulor oxpori^ BLOCK STREET S aho and tho Joromo CAA >s1o rn o o d o d ,w i ltp ^ ing Sorvicos l/nii Managolagor onco. Cyma & Lotus pro-)fo- position, Tho short working llico, Courthouse Base- 49% m ox. season, adverse woQlhor S monlhly Inlorosfon on Iho Admissions Unil111 toti lofTod, salary basod on ct- 100-800 2ndndAve.W. SSenl. Joromo. Conlact: jeo8.000 oc Ilrst posHlon so- , 10- ond terrain assodalod wHh I a t iu i/ c a s h m a c hIINE i i SERVICERS lunclion In a soil diioctod:tod, porionco, Sond rosumo lo: I 1 0 0 2 n d S t . W . JoA,)Ann Dunn, 733-9351 or rodtoan2yrlom>65%of l chollonging position. Box 97885.% Tho Timojn es our building slono quarry 00)627-1733. EOE win l> essential lor us to P/T on-call, trainining provided, no % loanlo vakio or' nood • Opporlunily lor Nows, P.O, Box 548. Twir 100*500 3rdT d S t . W . ^ ary: VISTA Allowanca ap- *355.000 q( bridge loan. 90 odvor>comonl F»ns.lDB3303______as quickly as possible. prior ATM exp reiequired. Please ^ bring our workers Inlo on 100-900 - 4thth Ave. W. , ^ y Int^ost^^^oljoable, • Excolont bonolit pockogogo submit resume or bbnef .work history, . . 'C ontinuir^ oducalion 210 SALES optimum produdkMi capoc- 200-500 4tht h S t . W . _ _ iiy thal will onoblo u s lo No phone calls plea! i e • Cooipotitivo saliuy ase. 2 0 0 - 6 0 0 5thth Ava. W. ■ KW2 adultgym«;pervt- 3» W ($ t07-S 22.35 hourly)) . GokJon opportunity! No ox-)x- ' moot our dealers commit- MVESTMENTS lina moms and bo compelillvo )rs lor Saturday youth ______• Nursing Exocutivo por rool PT-FT. Ful Iraining The Exchange FField Services. 100-400 5thth St. W, 3iskolball programs. Ja n . Highyia1 yield, low risk Invest- Commiltoo bor ] bv in the market placo. Heavy hoalh RoM. Call kx k>ca] bv 15395 30th PI. SE, EBellevue 98007 100-400 6ththAve.W. r;ru mid Mar. lor moro In- monls.m is . 10.18% RETURN • Unil loadorsnptoam torviow. 1-800-762-2693)3 lilting is roquirod. Company — will furnish ovo protection, 100-300 6thth St. W. ISrmalkHi coO Joromo Roo- Firstst doodd ol trust nolos. mombor. Liko lo talk on tho phono, Mion Oistrka. 324-3389. Fullyilly aocurod■ ft insured, Conlad: • • c ? i W orkor will lurnish slool why not got paid for H. Col, toed work boots and 4 0 0 7t th h A v e . W . ^ ink oscrows.AlsojoIni John Wray, Atst.ONS 8-5 Kten. only. 733-8350 ECEPTIONIST S nturos ft limitod ^ n o r - 0epartn>9nt of =— gloves. PAY RATE: Basod i n ^ e c c i:h a n g e 100-200 7th'liSt.W. R|< , SakK Opponunityl Wng lor rosponsfcto, out- .hioe I Hoalth and Wellara , - upon plocowork. Skilled 300-700 AllIII IS t . . .hgindivkJual 10 hoip with Stala Hospital Southu Largo compony supplying poopto with 6 monlhs qunli- . I da»y. rongo, foodtot nocos- KttdoskfosponsWittesft w COKTnACTSAND rr Blackfool, 10 83221 liod oxporionco are guaron- 300-700 Oat)akSt. Iiht S paperwork lor popular ^ 5 sily, Vwohundrodsolcus- HORTQAGES n Phono: 20e*78S-8415 lood to moke $7.10 por 400-800 RuslussettSt. iSlrlir saJon. Part-llmo hourly AA-EEO lomors croalos nood for ®i hour. This is 0 seasonal job — 7 oood porson In Soulhorn, lasting from March ihrough 3 0 0 WVallAve. a l - K ' Mntrads. a i trust doods, pur- ■Pociiionc opon lor full timo I Id, Distributors alroody os- chssodwholoorpart. port limo RN's and LPN's ii Novombor, ond willbo 8 I TWIN FALLSS JUNIOR 300-600 Waj la b lish o d . You m ay bo hour work doys. The work Vashington St. — ‘ Wost Ono Bank MinkJokn Momorial Hosprtt quaWiod. il you liko IQ wort 214 EHPLOVUEKT 1-60Q-772^66§ ^ ------and oxtondod caro laodal»aFlnw)cial REGISTERED NURSESES ployoo bonolils. For Inlor- 700-800 FileHer Ave. TfSThura ovonings. Exporl- SttylcM lilios viow. sond rosumo to Bryar Chargo nurso opportunilio U tMlEVSln, 2 0 0 O s tr ainderSl. n N. 5 0 0 Uincoln n c St. "S'!ICO prolorrod. C all tho 76060 BliM B U k e s Blvd N in a pisychiQiric sotting: Draper. 151 S Main. Gono- 1-800-727-5665 2 4 5 2 ^ 3 8 4 ------■736^120______, po. la, UT 84655______500-600 Piei • Full-timo ond port-timo po — Eyxirioncod doubles driver. 2 0 0 R ic h aardson r Dr. 'ierce St. sitions ovailablo. 218i EMPLOYMENT H • Extonsivo oriontalion SALES PEOPLE NEEDEDED F^ull-timo, local haul, homo Wo aro sooking soll-molivat'vat- ovorv dov. Call 733-2733 100-200 Shoupip Ave. W. I AIDSWFO ^ • Continuing oducotion od. caroor orionlod. malo •N o low consus days ? "a Let R ft J Loasing loc. show Route 750: •1 ■ lomnlo Individuals to joirIp*’' you how 10 spellsuccoss. R 100-200 Washlilington St. N. | «d Quality EmployMt? I •Evory othor wookond ofl Wecanh^k)i(. ^ ‘ Excolont bonoirt pockago„ our prolossional salot‘loo ft J la a very succossful ^ lorco. Full training providod trucking firm looking for BLOCK SIREEI S n Twin FaBs, 733-7300 A jf,. No oxporionco nocossary RT.71S In Burtoy. 678-4040 . : H ______• Polonlial for ItoxitJo shifty ?fY' good prolossionais. saloty i 500-600 FileH e r A v e . i' Coiilba: ^ ------100-700 *2nd A\^ve. E. ------■ . Abovo avorogo oarnings.'OS. nood to hovo 50,000 OTR 500-700 Rllrillmore St.- — ------pPe h s o h S SEi§d Ford. 600-700 SrdAvWe. E. WSTRUCTION ■Blackfoot,IO 83221 Rft JLoasing ollors: Com- 5 0 0 J aam r r esA ve. . ifflporary. soasonal. PT. & _____ " 'g 12«BluoLnkosBlvdN potitivo wages, luol incon- Phone:206-785-8416 100 5th S‘. E. 500-600 Poll’oik St. Fl ruck Driving &HMvy ______AA-EEO — tive. rider program, lato ife® ssg- ^■r,; ____ Waniod: Salos assodalos &* model convontlonal trac- 6 0 0 TaylaylorSt. Equipment Trslnlrw Joromo County Clorks olftc<,15(0 m anagor troinoos lor Ida-? “ • tors, safety incontivos nnd 100-300 BlueLLakes Blvd. ds on training; Shorl/wng Virsching Ave. ___ m Is now occopting applicaii.„ . h o 's 11 M anulacluring'" 9 many moro bonolils lor the 500-600 ' Win ursos; C.D.L rolroshors; ,11-. Housing Ooolorship. Ap^y:py- qualified opplicont. For icement asslsianco; 11- tions lor tho position ol in ' RESUME nancin torprolor. Must bo bilinguaQ„al Factory Homos Oullot, moro Inlormation call Dan nclng avail.: accredited If you live by anyf ofc these streets A C C ^ T . Dl«*«l Truck and wil porlomi othor 2vnri ^ 2727 E Kimborly Rd or callcall ol 1-600-^3-3069.._____ Hyou live by anyotof these streets PREPARATION IvjrM School lor ovor 30 ousctoricaldullos. PostiorS n ^ PTSI 48 slalo carrier bosod and would like t(to deliver for and want to be aI carriera for The' ^)*2009 lorTosumo pro- ygara.iSfS. 1-600-6M-707S w^l bo luMimo. Applicntkx in Boiso. looking lor quali- ; The T Im e s-N e m c a ll1733^31; ext. 203 ovStoHenbranappl._ cistdlli and job doscription is availS 211 TECHNICAL fk)d ownor oporaiors of flat JTm^^Nemcaljj^73m31,ext203 j g tcllUd . . ior pooplo ablo bolwoon Iho hours o 9iaW0fd .734.a2 i 7._____ ovorywlorywhwBl 733 0931...... - '"8:30 ond 5:00 pm orih( Tlio City ot Twn.Fola b ^oo- ■ S»atfcl!'i'.iSo':- ‘ Clork Ollico. 2nd lloor 0 INI 269-0113. Bud Dodge.. tho court houso. 300 N. Un ■ laiig iS S 'il& T Ihly Shanes Plumbing Is taking - coin Rm 301, Joromo-S. Idnho 83338______»i- applications for exp. op- jt:— lk>n roquiros a combinalionI'®'' prenlico or journeym an LOOKING lor good CNA'sAS. of olfico and liold related plumbers. Only rosponsi- Apply In person only'y ota skins which includo drafting,Ing. . bio, dependable, sorious w osl Mogic Caro ConlorJ'or, irtspodion, surveying, opor- 640 Rlor Avo. W osl. TF. applicants nood opply. Call alion of a Compulor Aidod 734-3040 lor aool. Wlial utu you wiiliiiig tor? Drafting SysJom and public PIncu llial classllludI ad inloraction. Knowloogo) ol today. basic principles, practicoscos 213 MISCELLANEOUS :=— and oquipmont usod in sur-Wf- OPPCRTUNfTlES “ h o s p ic e VOLUNTEER^ voyino. drafiing and inspoc-oc- p f COORDINATOR lion. Training and oxpori-O'i- B ollloW olorC oinH anson Patl-llmo. Enorgotic outgo­ IBO- onco oquivolont io Iwo*0 oroa. needs PT bolller, ing and floxiblo individual°ual yoars olcollogo wilh basic““‘C ovos. can 733-9299. noodod lo rocruit. oducatocato courso work in civil or ro- ' and coordinoto voluntoorsoors loiod onginooring fioW. ForPqI Jerom o Counly EMS Is cur- In tho oro os of homo hoallhlallh com plolo job doscrlptionr „ ' rently sooking candidates for a basic fMT class to ’ caro, lund raising and bo-M- and omploymont opplica- roovomont. Exfiorionco ir . nl Stori in January. Conlaci in tioh. co n tac t Iho Cityo'^ ol Larty Wood at 324-4602 or tho hoatth rolatod fioU hob-wip- Twin Falls. Porsonnol Ol­ lul, gonoral backgroundid inIr fico. 321 2 nd Avo. E ..o r sond Inquires lo 300 N. Un- 5°^ coin tlW . Joromo 63336. bonavorial and social sci- phono (208) 736-2251. 1 ^ j T v fjiTTviVim o n c o s proforrod. Worfi/ork Cloting dato u 1-3-94. Thorho USA TODAY 20-24 hours a wook( aas s City ol Twin Falls is an Accepting appllcbllons lor noodod. Application doad-Jad- Equal Oppoflunity Employ*ov- AM SeliJeryTn Twin Falls, lino Docombor 28.1893.}93. or. Musi be bondablo & havo HTv' F t k L i T T ^ B R Sond rosumo to: Mogic Val-Val­ ------— reliablo vohido. Good part- loy Slolling Inc.. Alin: Ad- 212 TRADE . timo Incomo, mlnlslralor, PO Box 1625. ___ Can 1-800-666-7090 - TwinFalls. ID6330t. ___ Noodod oxpor shoot rock5ck Wantod; Pan-lime bus driver lion hanoor ft loDor. 536-6315.5. ft fanitor, EOE. 423-4338. Shill S^orvlsor posilion 11 oponl Evonings only. 3 pm lo 9 pm shifl. 24-30 hours)urs P por wook. W ookonds oil. Must havo djotory oxpori­ onco and loadorsnip skills.i MOTOR ROillUTE AVAILABLE I Apply IN PERSON ONLY oi: Weal Magic Care Cen- lef.640FitorAvDW.TF.f-’ Nat Soo Pah, Hollister,H Rogerson, Jacl

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I 502 HOMES 502 HOW S 502 HOMES 512 • FARMS/RANCHES 5512- FARMSAANC^ES 51!515 COMMERCIAL 602 UNFURNISHEO 602 UNFURNISHED UNFURNISHED 604 Uf FORSALE FORSALE.- FOR SALE AND DAIRIES ANO DAIRIES ' PROPEHTY HOUSES 1 APTS/DUPLEXES . HOUSES Al 1 mfloEolHagorman.” HOME F O R th e” 197 ' ACRES, 3 bodroom WAREHOUSE,Wi 135x50 ft,, 2 2 2b< bdmi hooso, stovo and ro- Execi ilioncoa. 1 bdrm, carpot- i HOLIDAYS homo, motal shop, out- 40 4 acros SE of Joromo. ft. ti cement floor, molal frig, fri no pels, refs. $290 falli>cutlve3 bdrm. In Twin' Appiionld- tional bodrooms and an, quiot. olFiciont. From “ TFCC wator. Noor Flier, 2 PROPERTY I1st t & la st* dop. No smok- EQUAL HOUSING4 G ing. coDofod coilings. 4 ptumbod for 3rd both in un- 200 a cres NW ol W endell, ino Of pots. 734-5596. Ctaan.q125.1322 Washington St. ; SK-149 pivot irrigation, doop well OPPORTUNITYV bdrms,4bethson1'Bcro.rt». tinishod basoment, Qas Public Notle& Vocation ^3 bdrm.2 balh,tri-lovolwilh Call 733-0740,______water, mild climate, do. H o u S ^ w N d i rniku It logo Thomas Roaftv 733-6346-8- cation. Call Dorothy lor Now$1900-$4900. tricl. Avail. Jan 15. $700. Apar (700permo.*$700do. '! Rlof.SK-150 CANYONSIDE artm ent lor lOnt. 1 bod^ to advonilo ’any prolofonci a moro information on this! . Cell Slovo Kohntopp at 734- , ------JCan 734-6471 ovos. roO| posh. No pots. Contact ■ FOfl SALE BV OWNER homo. Priced 7om,ollutl!illospaidox- pogji irrteKn cr (KahtnBlon bufid ot 1991 lor moro informatton. REALTY ^ a l t at 734-0400. nca. color, n l ^ KR. hardca;S . ? Two story with bsmt, 3200 S( ° 518 MQBILE HOMES 3 bdrm larm houso for rent, opt powor. Immodialo;oc- lltinlshod:4bdfms.2M alJ159.900.l93-509 . .324-3354 go carpotod, 1 bdtm w- iwTdtt t a u . or nilonii< wic^ 0 MAGIC VALLEY , An to mako any ^tuo baUis; kitchon plus forma One call - we'il do li alli 1973 ig- Builtmore mobik) home, _Sl irport. in qulotFJof 4ptox, prolofoflco, llfrtlailon Of o dining room; Ilvlna room; i R E A L T Y ^ CItttimod. 733 00gQ. 114'x64',2bdrm.1 both. Ai:A129.$400.Nowlyrom.>d- 165 mo. no pots, ro!s, call ,talus fagiily rooms; hobby shO( iall 1 bdrm, vory, vory 16-5887.______dluilminallon.* FamtUal ataiu: - -734^1991 _ ; AC. kitchon stove, washor, elod ol 3bdrm. 1 bolh. car- "Pice, utililios paid, close 10 326-56 Indudos tfridrsn undar B» agen ol0 oro x tra bdrm; don; utliit]I GEM 513 ACREAGES AND ddryer, oxc. shining systom, pc clean 1 bdrm, oil utils, laUvlnfl wltft p a ra n iio f^ * Approx 1200 acros with no ^ol room. Two car garago‘OO STATE REALTY - LOTS ddolivorod TF-Jerome area, ovo rofrig. carpon, now cuilodan; prognani womon cn< rock, 3 wolls. shop ft grain- 25SSS2------.lo v o r) end Boautiful loncod yard, la^«ugo 734-0400 $9000 cash. Cail Gene or — 604 iroot.$425! 734-5483 pecfto soortig ojnxly or cNda gazobo and decklor out T orios, & 2 pivots. On troo- ;SECLUDED, BEAUTIFUL Peggy P 788-9444 or loovo Xii undor 1& “hij Houso forsalo or loaso. 3 way exit Eol Burioy. oxc for ' A173. $350.2 bdrm. 1 bolh. 4 UNFURNISHED . « o r3 b d rm ,1 ',4 ba th s, door living. Enclosod ho 11 aero buiding site in ]ho _2mossooo 788-0972.______ollolodric. Ruport. lublo car go/ago, loncod r®’ bdrni, 2 bolh. 2 car gorago.^ largo dolry or foira kit silo. APraOUPLEXES m - tub;outsldoslorQgo.Lo country, overlooking tho '86 -gi GUERDON HACIENDA, Elwood ft Evans ------S ird. Porrino area, $675 Tnii i w i p ^ M not k n o ^ catodinqulolcul-do-aac Porrino school district. .-673-S316of 670-6275. accopt any octvorti&lng lor roi $69,000 or $575 mo. 1st + • foolhiiis, Wator aharoa for 14X 562bdrm ,lbalh,6‘ ___ 734-1401______— TszbdS^S W''!!,'onlh,$675doposk. L l n o r t h o a s t . Must soo to ap walls, storage shod, now a 2( i£MANAGBi«KTCO, ottBto wtMi It in vtolaMn ol proclato. 5160.000. CaiDali b a t* dop. 736-0642. FARMS A202,,$900.5bdrm.3both. “Laurel Pori^Apanmonts EJG'?: law. Our rudora are hereb ‘240 ACRES-Crops,pas- . oxtorior palnl. in Nonhwost w 733-0739. *1^ 734-6174 for nopolnlmonl.Irt. POTENTIAL PLUSl Classic 176Maurk»St.N,.TF. Inlormod ffiat ali tfwoIllr>g „ turo, TFCC wotor. gatod Mobile Estates. tonnis couti, SE of Jorocno, t t t 734-4195.______— ;------Q U IE T LIVING Bdvertsod In tMi novnpapgrjr 2ar » HERE'S THE FARM>M 3 bdrm hpmo whh pork-bkoIk pipe & contour. 2 homos, :515 COMMERCIAL IFOR SALE BY OWNER. 5 yonj on almost 1 ocro wtth 5 milos trom Twin. ' >dm». downlown TF. First ,a QL n complox, 1 ft 2 bdrm avalaUe on an equl opporbr« ? IAoIBuM ; ■ PROPERTY : _ $18.500.423.6430. Elwood ft Evans - ^ bmii To onrtain o( dw ntBSSi: lo FOR YOUI 125 foot of East Addlaon . nd lost months ronl, $200 C lpancapts, $325 A up. 67 acros. Full walor shares " 223 ACRES - Alfalfa/posturo. . 734-1401 can HUO Toffroo all-eOWXS^ f**- Frontage. toosit. $265 mo. Water & Rofurbishod.a\ ck3 on, gatod pipe. Comforlablobio. PRESIDtNTIAL STREET: 29 , good wator rights, Coroy. (Chambor of Commorco In- 52520 REAL ESTATE 7Call : 733 093I lo placo your owor lum. 734-6B57. disfw Roli oshor. laundiy 9777. Tho Toll-lroo tolophon it 207 ACRES - row crop, 2 dustrial Park lot. 145x340, ruTtorkirffw hotting Irrptind I romodolod family homo. - bdrm. full bmst, lamlly ‘ SERVICES oiu lo wx)rm, . no smoking, no pots. . fodiitios, ^ no pots bodroom s. 2 b a th s. Noy I wolls. 2 pivots,potontlol |i-g»>«7-ag^ ______room, firoplaco, covorod Valor, gorbago, & cablo ?64 Quincv 7M -6600 ------1 motol shop {30‘x50’) Insu '? dairy sHq,WondolL 177 ACR^S - Nk» row a o p EXCELLENT Jotomo: 1 bdrm, $200,604 rol«Ki.Ap(7toalk>n ft personal Advottlia whara you'll tinttind latod othor buildings.:■* / jij'sio TS 1 ROOMS FOR RENT ^ larm, good slopo. good SMALL BUSINESS ‘ WB. Call 324-2941 olorences mo required. $325 toady buyors - In dassinodlined. goodbuytor$169.000.Cal,S!* ROBERT JONES BEALTV, tkxts Irom $5000 to — no*$150dop.736-7284._ 605 R( Call733'0031pfOM.2- . Kalhy Partrfdgo at 324 dakysito. OWmobtJoSEor OPPORTUNfTYn $250,000. C ai today, Je J«f ro m e: 9 b d rm , ga ra g o , t bdn TEL mo roios 736-1986 ^ 3808 or Virginia Eldrodgi ______- Cftstlolord. B26 |Includes 2 houses, and 7 Aasociatea Financial $455 $^ m o, 1st and last Irigirfrm, woiof-poW, stovo, re- u o r f r FOR SALE BY OWNER 10% 8yownor,Cuslomhom«inn 117■ ACRES-Row crop cat- months rent, $200 dop. 733ri5^i^5amoplusdop, at 733-1735 a call. 193 small cottages and all ol Services m te s. includes cablo wil^ Two sJory with bsmt. 3200 & CandIeridgo.nowin-93. tio, homo jtoso-ln, Bkjhi the land bacK to Iho Rock 760 Bluo U k e s Blvd N Rot R< rcnuirod. Avail Jon, 1, 1 bdr ltllni8hod;4bdrms.2V. 2'A 2030sq,ft.3bdmi4-don.33 110, ACRkS - nico lorm, 20B-343-4B05. ktove msg. . t,igxjrm, wator p(M. stovo, nh 30, maid sorvico. ft tolo- Crook Canyon. Lols ol ______736,6120______2C lOfw. 733-4330,______batha; kiichon plua (ormi full balhs, firoplaco. land­ somo gotod pipe, older room to expend. 2 shares dining rocmi living room*. i scaping & sprinhlots, dock. form homo. Sv7ol Buhl. JONES WE HAUL S'sms lor ront. $40 wook, ol walor includod. 116x669 522 52 MANUFACTURED '{Usuolly con movo you Iboc 'family rooms; hobby shoi a ifc -s S c , $174,500. ,60 A C R E S -sp rin k ler Irri- lool is all zonod commor- oroxtiabdrm;{lon;utllil HOMES ANANYW HblE for loss than Hkn>odfoomi»artmont,alluiil- ^ c n ta a I GEM .. gated pasture, booutilul cial. Coll Lynn Rasmussen kM poJd.$450 mo * $250 room, Two car garageag o . STATEREALTV ______------honw. SEol Joromo ranting a truck. Nood dop i MOBILEHOMES on Coiiular. 420-1291, io19603bdrm.2bolh. nico! loods loCQlir&Ariz, lop.^-5S16._ ■______5^^ J* Boautllul teficod yard, lai^largo . 734^0400 40 A C R E S-N ice 2 slory 4 «93-2S8 I ■gazobo ond dock tor' oulout- ______^ 512 FARMS/RANCHES bodroom homo noor Good- Must Eolll CnII 734-8579^ FREE ESTIMATES 2ft3BEDROOM jm i mobilo homo for ront, !doot living. Enclosoddh hc o l /m m tlo bu)'/>oua«*whori- a n d DAIRIES _ ing, woukl soil homo ond 2 Coll 324-3490, TOWNHOUSES 2 bdrnialf326-5863 1 ------*tobroutstdo storago.. LcLo*- -IhoaoilorlswHiinfllocon ;d- -ocro s,------Nico large 1 bdrm houso in ' ^ from $415. ' CalfBUHL 32 PARK: Nico 2 ...... :on- T4-acro8”on yoar round Washer ft dryor hookup lu r u i ------xatod-in.quiot cul-do-eac-sac,- sidor taking monthly pay : ROB^T JONES Wondoll, roltig ft stovo ind. Jrm,' 1 both with largo ------nonhoast. Must soo toOOP- op mants for ifioir oquily. >ay-Cai frooK. overlooking Albion GEM AvoIt:Doc20.^993,$275* ____Smallyord ft storaoo ichon ar*d ttving-ioom^JB------proclato.$160,000.CoCoil 487-3015.______Call Vailoy & Mount Harrison,j: R E A L T Y STATE REALTY $100 dop. 536-6704 evos, '2 bNo ptfsl 734-6600 itjJiOajnoftW-* dopoa------734-6174 for aooolntmont.SIL. NEW 2100 a q lL 2 story._ - noor Pomorollo. Coll 673- • 734-0400 2 bodroom Opt. $335 mo. ontsroL iroouirod. 54^6332/ y, 4 S3160f 67C^6275. 733-0404 . Sm 3 bdnn lofmhouso, Kim- ft3i WMon you tiavo somolhlngng li10 bdrm, 2 batn, 2 c arg o Sawtooth Nationol Forost. betfy area. etfltabte-forl'W 'Z—------lurnishod 2 bdrm mobile — csr^n97r _ soil, place. 0 classllloddad. ad -logo, .gas hoat. airga- OnosoctiooforBalo. 1-800-262-5001 fish la n n .1$ acros. hot wa­ 2 people, $400 mo + dop. 3 bd jme, $375 mo $100 You1l llko Ihe lost rosulls.IS, Jl56.900.Cttl733.a924.air. Potalo & boot ground. ' EXT, 1211 tor. $50,000,733-1359 Rots roq, 423-4401, $52bdrm, 1 both, goTago, homem. Avail 12/20825-5636 4, Cai 825-5617. 1525. call 733-4126. doo, A

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FURNITURE 607 OFFICE AND 704 CUSTOM FARM 705 70 FARM 711710 HORSES 712M2 IRRIGATION 602i02 APPUANCES 809I 'COMPUTERS 811 ™ AND CARPETS RETAIL SPACE SERVICES MACHINERY 7 mo old sorroll stud coll, GATED P I ^ Cioaaoan Mogic Chet 40* ranoo, Comn 3600-.6‘ 4 500--10'.Earty .whiwhilo, works good. $150. SoftAM-s&EVE-a. 324-5946 Can Col 536-2956 otter 3pm Of puloinorn 736-1989JimTF. $35.L( 400-5000 oltico spoco avail- Cnn 934-5341. l»^fil t Axioflo com bino. or 50, C ^ nquiX od quins, 536-5532 anYlimo,------^ compnplolo Amloa 500 syslom ablo. Handicap dosignod. Manure hauling, CollJohn c an bo oaslly tfbnvortod 7 yrv ofd big golding. S 1 107. .6ipl5iphonlubo8,200-r@$1. PVWfffVWVPTM Florian. 326-5456. back t to in MF combino. IH broko won.'rldos good. _75f5-2-(a$2.423-S917. ElocElect sto v o . $50. Couch, *i,{;iin upgraded memory, . Good locatioo. Lols ofpark- h /'1: l'i i l l $60. Gas dryor, $50. Call man ing. All utils fumishod. Call 145,3 bottom plow, bolh in $1500,t Eves. 324-5747. /Voil Wc w alor lor solo, norih any occossorios. Asking ' ------M . oxc. cond. 326-.5160 ^ 733-2774.______$S0C 5M. Call 733-3965 ask lor S o too»lovi»oot,«l»;oirr«omationalplow, 3 b d - ' turity Winners and money SofaSk)V»$Mt$*t lom. roady to go. $3800, oquip. J All oquipmont oxcol. ’ *' Chrislmas speciali Fresh )kklala2410hoovyduty tan tones ___ Call 733-5425______kopi insido. 43g-6676 oamots.W « ill-loalinMojcft. Cfii Timo shofo 2 porson aiudio ” Call 543.5740.______J Call678^MOO,______fami gooso, cJoanod S fro- ___ printer, serial Irtorfaco, S200 I'O 6 purobrod Brangus bulls. DIdor rolrigorator and stove, lioht 1 unit at tho Kimbal in Soli 15'.^tl combinnlton ?on $2000.324.2592,------^ ht uso lor ono yoar. $ 7 ^ , cC al 324-7629, >11 various agos. 709 HAY. GRAIN ^PONYS For solo or rent. $85 both. Call 32 6 -5 3 0 5 ._ ^ Cal 324-8187. ^ Lako Cily, groal downtownwn ______654-2245.______livoslockfigrainbod. g reot gilt Idoa. Paym oni 7.,e a sloopor, quoon sizo, AND FEED S 716 FARMMSC. UprlJ kKaliofl.kichonollo. RCI . Good condition. Call olnns nvailablo. 736-7669. ^ Jprlght froozor, whito, $150, w orliirld Bood oncyclopi^dlo « i2125. 5 . Doublo bed, $65. 5! 8 lg rog. Holsloin tptingor 324-3127 or 324-1252. - Mll733ch raised, Wantod:Plckupboxtypo Wa rantood.SmKh'sUsedAp- ™ 810 Pollod Simmonio! bulls, com­ pliancos, 245 Washington, ------■ RENT call s57-66fe.______^ ulilhvtrnitor, 32^5858. P“ Apple firewood, F ishher o rjwood slovo, oxcol ing 2 yr olds, 4 porebreds & 1400 small balos oi straw. _£ [IS 1350. Can 934-5245^ - j ^ 2 Hod Angus X. 537-6647.r* 20 It Buhl imp irailor. landcmi 'JCall 825-4275______Roglstorod Rr CH golding. por- — M00noldo1lvorod,$12S _ 2 2 S J Polato ground (or ronl, Ki- ;r- dunl,pinlo1hitch,nowdock, — feet for boglnnors or experi- ' atolivr>fi»d. ' Can 543.8903 Forsolosalo: Blazo King wood- mama aroo. 532-4224. Slartod bull calvos. $1 n Ib. $22Morolfor. 324-5t67. 150 ton ol Isl, ISO ion of f' mentally sale, sall-Iroo, ovo, 6 cords split wood — 324-8635 atlor 530 om 2nd. 544-2519______«oncod. 537-6952.______plar llrowood, yoo-cui, 2 l°^‘ Spud lar>d lor ront, modom w > .■e4-2836 after 6pm "7 6245 Zoior iractor with leoionlsicutll^.tofiiod, 7^ Tonnosseo To Walkors: 2 gokl- ou-haul.$35acord,Cali Tigr>»oo.B01.4BS-0200_3 W anlod lo buy: 50 hond ol quick-allach loador, 50hp. ” •00 standino natural OM — cows to calvo in spring, $75lon.733wl077. ings, ^ both 15.3 hands. Ono 33-2282 Mon, 9-10 am Froosi mochonical 4-whool drivo, b groal bogianor-lnlormodi- whi|Whito Konmoro shto-by-sklo „sk k for Trent. himmace, aa 75,000 BTU. $450. 654-2627 or 654-9761, 325 Ions of let & 3rd cutting, ^ 613 WAhfTTOREKT — vory low hours, oxcolloni 31 oto trail horso, $2000. relrlgorator-froeror. liko Variety of iroos 10 bo cot Sorvicod,canin8lal, ___ Woanod Holsloin hoifors, Other Is groat horse for ox- nowI$300. Call 734-8561 ^a, J264921 or 420-3386, Boot ground wantod lOO-i-JO-t- buns&sloors. 543-6080 leave mossaoo tor Vlcid— ____ down lor firowood, __ per, ridor, oxc. gall - fast, 825-5043. Mobile)ik> homoh lurnaco, 60,000 )lo, — 79GM CTIlon, 400 Dotroll^ - acros. lonso nogotioblo, 13 spd Allison robuill motor, 500 IM dairy hay. Ion bales; $1p00.CallTom.7e|-212_1 j ------^ ------BTU,ru, $400.$ Convert to p r^ 326-5034.______19.6proloin,28fi»r,$83a — _ 703 DAIRY noods somo work. $5000 or — 803 BAZAARS . . .I FURNfTURE paflOme. JSo(vk»d,CanlRstan. Wonlod wintor posturcr Ibr•50 50 EOUJPMEWr lofl.&>ll 767-3212 6 492f Of 4204366,____ trado. Caff Tom 786-2121 J 711 HORSE “ ANDCRAFTS AND CARPETS hond ol cows. 324-2600._ :;7T 9 N Ford iroclor with roar 801 AMTIQUES ___ ■” Callloguard, 8x14 It., call EOUiPMEKT blado, $2000 or bosl offor, J^C '||‘! ^ 4 0 4 ^ .' nkbod lor sale, Condo 814 JEWELAY JE 614 RftOBILEHOhC '*’ • 537-6552. ______Chins, g la ss, c o llec ltb let, i unkbodw-luilsizo mat- Al — Coll 734-3346.______Hi Custom handm~ode woslorn books, mIsc, Big dlscountsi *HOLIDAY r AND FURS SPACE Trojan loador, 5 yard C^?^3°M73.°''°' saddlo,15’A* seat, baskol ^ OSS on bottom & Iwinslze ______buckol, oxcolloni condition. Burley TraclorSalvaga C; 1fl13^nLnRuo 733-5566 / JC Combifio&lradorparts Top T( quality 3rd culling hoy. weave v stamp, matching — onn ttop, almost brand now, Emerameraklcui diamortd ring Singlo mobilo homo spooooIn In 1992 EZ Mix loodor, 525 Antique, ornoto iron baby CRAFTS & a i Paul,ID»43B-M20 J 90 tons,call 733-8696 breasi t collar, brand now, Ani 300 or oHof. 733-0121 with’-<1 w carat total >^uh pntfc. 733-3961 with hoavy du^ augors, cat Cost $2000, asking $1500, crib. cr 100 yrs old. $165, diamonds on sklo, Top quality dairy hay, foodor : II stzo piltow lop. mattress dia walk, and lull lighl packago.)0. IH 806, mns oood. good con- T( CallTom 76S-2121, ^734-7046or733-Q&61, ------BAZAAR fSi sold lor $3300 in 1986 IC drtion.$Sm ^3-5901. hoy I & oxcol botloy straw, -2 box spring, ttiii in plaslle, sold 615 ROOMMATES m ounlod on 1700 IHC Fulltool15*ClrcloYshow 160. Cal 7 ^ 8 8 8 1 willvill sacrifico si $2000 firm. tnick, oxc. cond. 733-5425. JD 4450 MFWD, Cali 862- Rog ] or lion balos, Truck » 802 APPLIANCES SPECIAL J l Kai weight 1ooro»w>,,8»vOT ,«i,| «llh m a llre ss o s, Iloor to 10 in 1 mv ' home. 3244577 skirl, pun on. sizo 8 vnth sll- coija ilrg bookcaso. Must soo! J £ S i2 r s m i I C E Ivor kirw skwvos, bolt, high cqj;all ^ - 3 2 0 3 ollor 5. NirtloncItendo wiih 5 games, $50. BU ESS nock blouse, size 10. Ono 5^ joen sizo pillow lop, mal- a b le with 4 cnsirs, $40. kxigrodplaklsWn.poion ross & box springs, still in «£S!lS;an B25-5438, ~ ■ sizo e. Alilri oxc cond. For Info 733-3525 loavo mso Pj^ilastk:. regular price $399. 3AK oAK FURNITURE SALE lalo $200.73418881 Bunkbink bods, $40-$95ooch, m m i5 Pondtolon shirts, medium, joon size w atert»d. book- com«omof dosk $65, bookcaso $25 oa or o llo r $100, Also. 135.twinbedwithextra ' 8portJackol,$S0.Allllko ^»iso headboard. Can $135. >26-5305. ______iorifll)na box springs, $35 ee; G xt 2 for more Inforormatlon or your■service i representntatlve new & aro woslorn cut. usRkws, $2 oa. 4234411. Call 733-0931 exi nrlnsizapnowlop.maitrocs -^K TIV TffTSnil 934-S496______Twin -2 S l^ & box springs, still In plas- Pissap s s s a knliting machine. DreDresses: Now woddlng :k;.$1^734-B881 *■= Doco,>eco. iomi compuler, etoo-, • dross, size 7-8; groon ^ sod carpel, like now, •«*"]ric motor, 4 cokx chaiw r. HHII brkSosmoW, size 7-8; poacii Uso nftn^xtras. Cal aftor ^ i m m A-1 DRYWALL ivnm «il7os-10.736-7109 12x14, 12i Carrousel stovo w- Taping & texturing LAYTON RV’s by ------pip ASSOCIATED SKYLINE 805 PiSyhayhous* iooltlnp for COPY i FAX MACHINE F ast & officionl work. RAY & SO N TONY’S 809 COMPintRS - ^ f= G E N E R A L W e hav o a g o o d ___ 'alor bod. looks liko con- own«.wnor. Sturdv.weirbulll. REPAIR SERVtCESI 16 years experience CONSTRUCTION HOME REPAIRS & ;750 negotiablo. 733-1691 CONTRACTORS LA N D SC A PIN G • , solectlon s of NiW 5th Brand Bra now 386 DX computor voi/onlions! bod, now hoalor, $ ^ ^ , Xerox • Canon • Konlca • Workers comp, :25 YRS EXPERIENCE ■r 736-1699______Jobs to bid WHEELS, TRAVEL and ai printor, $1300. Call oo<}ood coodHtoo, $125. 733- _2L22! 733-3579 Responsit)le, reliable, CIcan-ups, pruning. ay«m, $25.733-6325 " . Panasonic • Sharp , Blueprint copies T R A IL ER S & 324-7043. K 73;!f330 days. 543-8325 ovos Playpo Completo Satolllte Repair all phases of construction. - trimming, shrub removal, *''■ 734-P L A N EXPANDOS In stock. Tiaker-Echo Star *GI'Toshiba3’ • 733-5369 Froo ostlmalosi new 1 lawn s.sprinklcrs, leaky E faucets, roof repair, doors. AAlso large selection of Q Stanrak. RV satellite sy?twis drywails, etc, elc. S tarcra ft T e n t T railers. I ^ p es Also.. We repair all ol 15 years exporienco UlUSED RVs & RV Repairs. E tosbng equipmeni t monjfors. i FENCES! ” Wo do-whatyou can't doi fiHARBAUGH MOTOR \ ' Same day In-house service.:o. Ward's Homo Construcllon I FENCESi ] Froo Estlmatesi INC S36-6323 | JPES 733-2318 Room additions, remodeling, STOKER COAL FENCESI 'eloclrticat. plumbing. No job ' Cali 734-3322 loo large or too small. 20 yrs • Compotitivo pricos* Heartwood oxper. Free estimates. I ■ • NO dollvory cnarges5 ■ Construction Cali Ward 734-6294 IH z n l H • Prompt dollvory ' Michaol 733-9063 _ w m m Froo Estlm atesi JO H N 'S ! ^ lu B u u S s HI I PLEASE CALL Handyman & Son Services INTERIOR i & EXTERIOR SHARPENING g ■ MOORE'S INC. Remodeling, all repair work, Houso. i barns, outbldgs SER V IC E 1 a '^&IBBI!SS HANSEN, 10 All work i preparation C arbide & stool saw s. In ? RIVERWEAR 25 years exper, 8 yrs ifj MV / '.(w k I J 4 2 3 -5 5 3 3 Refs, froo ostimatosi dona b y hand. businoss since 1976. a IN THE LYNW OOD O ld W orld Flooring Froo Estimatosi 141 Brackon St. S. - I ■I a l t e r a t i o n s ANO REPAIRJR Joo 326-5683 A rtistry Stovo 324-6764 .•■Jim W aggoner 5434271 734-4050 I November' 3rd....E • W e 'll m o r f ix . Hardwood Inslallation I Starting P ; Skiwear, Sportswear. Finishing & Refinishing — Jackets, Panls & Packs! Painting (insido & out) CUSTOM SEWING Pete Button 734-5S72 HONEY DO, INC.li. 1 jCraft&IBazaar Seiection — , of Riverwear Fleece 3 I No job too small! ! ' G arm e n ts & Shell coatsts HARDWARE w m m i Call DEWEY TAJBBS M R u n s'ev e;ry r Thursday & Frii■riday Sizos XL-4XL In Reg STailall SOFTWARE 7 34-6271 European I Palnling Services TINKERS SNOW ; for THE HARD-TO-FIT SH A R E W A R E W inter Discounts REM OVAL I B & L C onstruction & __ Prompt i rvisonible service;e Upgrado your old Specializing in spoungo, •Large or Sman parking lots- .. j 736-8714 sy s te m lo Malntonanco comb & rag painting. • D rivew ays • I 386 or 486 powor SPARROW Lots of different effects! • 2 4 h o u r servico • i D a y s starting at WEDGCOR METAL CONSTRUCTION Plumbing repairs.' 4:4234840 •73MJ45‘ 42W840 ■ I $199.00 BUILDING D o alo r ' Remodeling & ropaif cloggod , drains. Replace I 2 ] Now &-ropaIr Roasonablo ralos toilets for only Sz5. IMS The C om puter Placo on dsiry, tom & rosklonlii^. ."- Froo oslimales. Serving 733-2774 . .| JS 415 ADDISON AVE MagicVailpy324-5835 7 IL in e Roofing, siding, poiriling, •- 734.1667-- ...... concnilo,drYwall,S (Numbing PRECISION VIDEO & Metal buildiriaomction. \ AUDIO FREE ESTIMATES. N E E D A ■SufcuUUkkfl CD<REE SERVICE I Wo are.now factory IDI-MV 543-6349 or BUILDING 1 ,. Trimmed or shaped, I authorized for repairs on Computor Systems 1-600*750-6349 Wo Repair, RocoIorA '' B U I L T 7 removal & stum p | Zenilh, Panasonic. Quasar, THE R e fin is h rather lhan grinding. _ Free estim ates. i Or romodeling done? remoye^roplace Porcelain, ^ ______Please call 736-0881 BEST PRICE Insured. 536-5185 or ! ------FOTTTODR------Or«Hewn-6h«

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You don't J Miscellaaneous-Rectcreational’1•Transportsation 81H7-1089 [1 / i a v e ------K3y_to_6e_fl______B2S WANTED TO BUY S09 90 SNOW VEHICLES 10011007 TRUCKS 1041M l FORD B H "Scroiijc’' _ THE A c:es i ON >GE" BO^BY W OIFF r - ANO EQUIPMENT — — •— ...... - ...... " " w Wantod: a non-rvnning 1964 ._ 1963 Chovy pickup. $500. foSave... } — ' ■ ~ 1 • to 1 66 Chovy tntck ter parts, 1990 is Anic-catTProwtor, 440. 350 35 Buick engine, $250. 1 1 9 9 3 T A U R U S call 733-9570.______2400 S mi., oxcoilont cond., _7733-9570.a ______ust See'Cfiris KHngle . NORTH U io-A • J A S A B L E S J “ - ' "The best you get Is an even b reak.' Wantod:AuiomaJictransmis- c t an bo s e e n a tlh e R.V, 1967 196 Ford PU. runs good. k 9 ‘ ♦ 7 3 ^ $239.36per month , - Franklin7 PiercePi Adarns. sionk)r74JoopChon5koo JBam, can 733-3358.______m«mrice oflor. 324-5TO9_____ 13,889,1169 cash down, Celebrate with ¥ K B 2 4x4. Catl ^3-6240. 1990 Indy 650 SKS. $3300. 1981987 Ford F-250 XLT. 72 7 2 rmo. 7.75%, APR, OAC. Chris Jordan ♦ K 8 6 3 v5Wanted buy: Guns, tools. Eloclrlc I loco shiold. $35. 54,000 54 mikM. loadod. many 12 ^21 to choose from. Low ^.Chnsibnas ' v voiksjJkswagert/Mazda ♦ K Q 1 0 6 cars. ATVs. snowmobiles J Can 934-5560.______extras. oxi M u s ^ l $8800 or mHos. muo k>adod whh an power TFree l with ^ Sc*1 U o yd Family A well-placed openlicning lead often best olfof. 677-3837. optl EAST or onythinj 0! vciuo. Rea- 1530SW it Dm Mach I.lolsol J e options. Tax. tUe 4 doc not Vtristmds Trees. makes or breaks thehe contract.i To- WEST oxtras, $2500-326-5651 1988 198 Chovy ton PU. Sii- induded. iodi ^ new or usea an 2 ♦AlO 8 4 ^ fJextioOirUJonlan day's lead offered anin evene break. It ♦ ¥ J 6 2 Wantod: canipor sholl for ij1992 Polaris 650. tong track, vorado. ve AT. AC. P S . 350 |.« 1-60 0 0 -7 4 » 3 2 6 0 ^ Sun VolkiwagenJMiuiSa) missed the easiest chance,cb for the ^ 9 /3 ▼ 6 5 G M C ^ I ^ r long X 5- j $4665.734-3047______tncmotor. $7950.7334919. MOUNTAIN HO HOMEFORD ♦ Q 10 7 ORO LINCOLN MERCURY — defenders, but It leftjft them .the op- * « ! * ^ '81 Motoski 386cc; runs 72 72 Ford V4 Ion V8, AT, £23! ♦ A 8 5 2 "v Cloanl $1300.734-3173 76 Ford F-250 - •portunlty to recoverer via accurate * ® ^ Wantod: Coin conocilon. old ^greal. $500 or be st oflor, Cli . donominolions boforo Call I 543-8419.______79 7 9 Ford 'A ton, V-8. AT. 7953 1 TEMPO'S M 1 3 1 S ...... * 9 7 7 d efense. soirrn f940. Indian anifods.ar- ‘83 -o Yamaha Enlicor 340. ck in a b le de fe n se in ♦ Q 9 5 A TOPAZ’S 7 9 Ford Pinto Wgn. The easiest reasonal rowhoads.otc.Callbo- runsgroat,$400;SkiDoo , <86186 Mazda B-200PU. $1850. S li #4 1401...... T...... ¥ A Q J 10 7 twoon7am4pm, $167.67per month »- .... *9 7 7 to d a y 's la y o u t is fo r W est to le a d his . 340. mako oflor. Call 324- 324-2536 a? or 324-52S1 8,488,$1»9cashdown,e0 « g ♦ A 5 . 733-7582.______; 81 Chev. Caprice club nine. East eacouroutages with his 2531 days______Tgf87 Toyota. 112K, extra mo,7.75%APB,,OAC.18 mo ♦ J 7 4 5W antod: crib, p iano, litllo *41378 ...... * 9 7 7 eig h t a n d S outh h a s1 no counter. If he Nlco.7’/i ’x10-3 placo snow cteanl ck No rust, runs pertect, to echooso from. Low miles Tyko indoor slido. play mobito , tralkH, $650 or bost red r» with fiberglass topper. & ki draws the trumps,I, hhe avoids the Vulnerable:}le: Both 4teadodwithoquip.Tsx,ti- 880 Chev. Monza kKchon can 733-5214. offer | 734-5485______jg$3500oroffof.734.26l8. tki4docnotted»£>d. ilo{ «. oses a club and Dealer SouSouth. u #41379...... >977 club ruff but he lose Wanlod: Good usod foodor Nitrom Pyro-Jolf Davis snow' 92 -92 Nissan 4x2 truck. AC. 1-800.743-33260pmSun 1-« q th re e sp a d e s . A nd ilIhe he doesn’t draw Theblddlnjling: box ter caltio. 5436597 b | o ard, liko newl $400 Of stereo, st( bodllnor, 10,000 MOUNTAIN MO HOME FORD O83 Nissan Sentra #11272...... them, he loses two0 sps] a d es, a c lu b vvenlng lead: Heart four . ■ Wanlod:V Maluro goats, 934- 7Tuik) rock with 3 bike attach- # 3 1 1 8 4 ...... * 1 4 7 7 5580 party AM'sor ovos f f l s a • tum the trick. m ents 4 ski racl^ brand 100 m o. >.75% APR, OAC. 4 to /77 Pont. Bonneville ) South w in s th e tn-um im p le ad , c a sh e s LEA)SAD WITH THE ACES WANTED #31407 ...... Oak dining chairs. 1958 GMC 4x4. 350 ve. 4 c ^ h o o so from. Low m iles. # > 1 9 7 7 another trum p (he kn(knows there will UMD set ol 4 Of 6. g spd. wrap around glass, 00^ cotors, with an power a 910 SPORTING GOODS ' s^ opttens. To*, litto 4 doc not ~84 Dodge Omni ) be no chancc for a1 ssp p a d e ru fO , a n d so u th holdi 423-6301______shon bed, new tiros and )lds: - indudod. •#41425 ...... * 1 9 7 7 N leads a low club to;o d u m m y ’s king. . ♦Kes V-Wantod to buy: Canpor shoi 7pkwoJR.GOLFSET. upholstery, uf $4200/o»of. Excollont Christmas present! -C -Ci an 543-8348.______1-800-743-3328 Open Sun g85 Dodge Omni j T o b e a t th e g a m e . W eest m u s t sig n a l VQ6 2 to fit Mazda King c 5 ) pick- E MOUNTAIN HOME FORD « up. Must bo reosonably ^ $70-83^6332 1970 t9: International, 4x4. ^ #31367 ...... * 1 9 7 7 . ♦ J 10 8 3 FORD LINCOLN MERCURY ^ with his nine to showow an even num- wicad, 734-9681. _ cC ross country ski exorcise $1000 $' or oflor. Coll 733- 78 Pugeot 504 Diesel ] ber, and East mustst duck( lo retain ♦ 10 9 3 ^ Wamod to buy; Embroidorod machino, $1tio'423-4427 _6204.1630 « Highland Avo. #41416 ...... * 1 9 7 7 control. (South's twoiwo-no-trump re- East SoSouth West North 1983 Fort 4x4. noods motor, 1993AEROSTARS * 4crochotodlinons. Eepo- DynaStarskis 19£ 85 V.W. Golf 9 bid denies a singletonitonclub.) It .P;Pass 2 ♦ Pass ciany pllowcoses 4 drossor wKh Nordica boots 6l2011. _mmako oflof"Ca]l 825-5617. $ 2 8 3 .6 1 p e r m o n t h . £ ^•ducMlto$16,4e8,$t99, #41359" ...... * 1 9 7 7 T he d e fe n se m ust st nowr prevail, li 3 4 P:Pass 3T Pass scarvos, 734-2735, $150. . 1989 191 S-15 extended cab. R ^ Wantod to buy; Good sound C al 423.6459. ha8alloptk)ns,67KmHos, hi oash down, 72 mo, 7.75% 83 p Honda Accord J declarer draws the6 trutr m p s, h e lo se s 4 V PiPass Pass Pass V APR, OAC. Extended , woonorpigs. 8wksoldor rGoodChrlstmasg'tftll dozen J19500.&JH36.51B1._____ y #21387 ...... * 1 9 7 7 three spades andi a{ club; If he ANSWER::R: S p a d e trey . N o rea so n oidof. Coil eves. 862-3884 longtn. fully e q u l p ^ . tow * BIG FOOT goose decoys 1990FordF150oxtonded 1 rollea. 8 to ch o o se Irom. £88 Dodge Coit ] doesn't, he loses twowo spades, a club not to leadsad the unhid suit. ask for Man or 862-3616 Excellent condilion. $3I». ' cA,,XLT.V84tolKlod. g ' Good colors. Tax. title 4 #m 1 1 3 5 7 ...... '.... * 1 9 7 7 and a ruff. Call 734-9484 evos, _ fcal 544-2519. doc not Induded. , p quallent lo Tbc Act*. RO. Bot Wantod r to buy: Good, c t e ^ c 65 Intern. Scout 4x4 j Afost of us aree dealtc an even S j«.*c»X'U*. Tem n u s. wlUi MU-iddrtnot ’ SchwlnnAWyoo.$400.Cal) f990 J9: OMC ion 4x4. 1-800-743-33200^Sun C break. Unfortunately,ely, not enough of lunpcd ansntop* t for reply. 734-8919:______Loaded L( whh extras, mcMOUNTAIN HOMEFORD ’ #41374 « ...... * 1 9 7 7 nfW.mi.UBiMrM»nSjs6Q.______1991 191 Chovy SIO Blazer.----<04;1042 QEO I — 934-8172, rWeight sot: Boflch wilh log 4WD,lullyloadod. 4’ 57.000---^ 85 Chev. S-10 PU 3 W antod lo mitos. exc. cond. 423-5425--- •(»■69 Metroj $3750.734:g388_^ * 623 VARIETY FOODS ' pross. bartKili. 2 curl bars, m #11390 ...... * 2 9 7 7 817 USCEOAHEOUSIS B20 PETSANO dumbbons. apwox 450 bs. Jotoavemsg.ofaBof6pm._ ----- AND SERVICES 89 Dodg4 Colt I FOnSAL£ SUPPUES Wantod to buy: Modium to $200-678.1072. 1992 191 Mazda B260014x4. ex- 1044 104^ HONDA \ lorge doc houso. Will Irade - #31383 ...... * 2 9 7 7 iupT Wo grown, now wo nood you • col c cond, low miles. ___ Antiquo MosJoy salo, 5:Fhiflii hi{ AKCGoldon Rolriovorpup rabbit huich. Col . 87 Honda Clvte. $3500. C al { 1-15, - tooalitl2-5bKabocha B li TRAVEL - - $I 1 ( ^ .C a H 733-2565 cl- '87^1 87 M azda B2000_ . i X 4^ X 3-: 834-4203 ow1^. r. pios. $200 00. Rottty f-IS 1, 734-5335. “ anef6om734-662B,------^ Sooosh roouirod. 7 3 ^ 7074 4 - squash, organkalv grown., . TRAILERS #11421 ...... * 3 9 7 7 ‘ Barn wood ior solo, 2 p Wanlod 10 b ^ Micfowavo 71 Ford 4X4.20.000 m b on ^'91 Honda Accord LX. 4 dr. ^ toodofg. sm a C Q . AKC rogis. Chow pupa 82 GMC C-10 Diesel i ,ru,i.k roady now. $150 oa. Cal ------Flax CTS cross tralttor wi ^ ’'working of rI«.C ol ^ work. $m 8. 886-7153 1 i fT79 7 . . . : ...... r ^ 39 7 7 .Qfidi. 837-4701. ask ter Rhondada ______733-0381. . contalhod. good shape, JS stoppor. oxcoilont conc — 7:^9444. sleeps 6. fuirbath. $1800. ‘78 7 ( Chovy V4 ton 4x4 wilh 10S1050 JEEP (89 Dodge D-50 * Ilon.feoo'^.e5e4. Australian Shophord pup Wamod to buy: Mopar mus­ hubs 4 4 spd. $2250. Call ----- 624 VIDEO call 734-2508 Of 326-5661. h 1972SuzuklJoop. #11422 • ...... * 3 9 7 7 For»ale;2balhroom sink culo care^ 4 ^o n g In es. 324-5532 or 733-5644 ____ EKTERTAIKMEKT '91 Nomad3rirovoltrailor. ^ 4x4.3244569. 79 ] GMC C-10 4x4 J prossuro cookor-lryo sloops 8. liko now. $9600 '79GMC.Suburbon. 7 ( V4ton smoll kiichen lablo1 w- 2 Boslon Torrtofs, B wooks ok i.TELEViSlON ; 1978JoopV4ton.r»odson- #313661 ...... * 3 9 7 7 Wanlod to buy: Okl potter^ timi. 324-7951 4x4. 4 excel, cood. all options gine work 4 body work. 1 chairs, 2 otocl. trains,s. callci 1 malo. 1 lomalo, $200 ^ head vases 4 cookie jots. * plus.$3500orofler.678- jl 8 9 V.W. G olf 4 Dr. J _____ - Can 423 5753. . $ 8 0 0 .7 3 4 -^ 9 atior 4, * 5434248.______SatolIHo syslom 4 dish. $800^ 736-2423or736-0301, j #11410 ...... ;100 ofbostotfor. 536-6304. ; 912 UTILTTY J For sate: 7 8 Jeep CJ7, mako * 4 9 7 7 Froo pallois. Call 733-0930931. Chow pups for salo, $10i — Wonted to buy: Small table TRAILERS - . -Ot•90 GMC shorlbox 4x4. otfor. 734-6524.______85 1 Toyota Camry ; Tho Tim os Nows, orr stcstop each, 2 black fomaios.>8.1 Wantod d e ad e r ailvo. wUh 2 chairs, 736-7639, . 60,000 milos. AC. cruise. ,0 a m black mnio. C al 324-5065.« L - TV's. VCR's, 4 Appls. MUST S E a i #11423 ...... * 4 9 7 7 •by Iho ollico botwoon B a Wantod; Treadmill, 3 C oxio goosonock trailer, j i i nnd5pm.1323rdSt.W. ikan Doc»»», 734-il86. 1991JEEP GRAND , W;__ F ith o r la paporod Aiaskai _ Call 934-5117 ?4-*fi'A'. $1500 324-2170 89 Chev. Corsica : oxas ■ WAGONEER. LOADEDI ' Groot Christmas gilt.Ilt. 5 Ha1im uto,mo(hofisToxa 101009 VANS & BUSES ^ #11408 ...... * 4 9 7 7 . throad Elma surgor,. costco Rod Wolf, roal «m lo. Pup Warned: Usod ico-skolos, Lowmil09.Johnafiof6«) ' B25 WAMTED TO B yy. _ 7344124.______ovor J700 noi»rboroloroly aro porloct. $75.432-^76 1956 Ford 49 pass, b u s . ^ ___ pm.43^149 '84 'J V.W. Weekender. : usod. $400 or bosl odo 10“ 4 Largar non-workino Wanted: Vintogo guitars, ong w /61,000 ml,. 3/4 con- _ #31343 ...... * 4 9 7 7 For8aIo;4PotbollyplQt all mandolins and . lO ei MAZDA , CnII 734-6150.______$50.2Bj*>yUamas«a color tv ’s 4 VCR'a. Can verted, $695.734-3182 or IOC 88 Chevy Sprint GroillorChristmatIR ; 4234676 ovos 4 wknds 733-3952. -- — »IRo- Call 678-2004 j ‘79 Mozda RX-7. $900. 423- #21226 ...... molo conirol cars, parts ^ 13.6.2Bor12.4.28traclorrr 1978 Dodge Van. sportsman * 4 9 7 7 Froo Christmas kittons. or Want to buy: Cushman motor 4568 or 736-0368. Kon. accossorlos. Now & uso wooks oW .hior box tralnolinitd tiro s; 8 4 9 Ford traclor model. 9 passenger, wilh 89 Hyundai Excel worth $4000-S5000. tot akkltoalod.733.163e. parts or whok> traclor. Callall seootof. 734-9393. extra cargo spaco, $1000 #21372 ...... * 4 9 7 7 ■ pliooftco $700.733-3678 _ WantlobupNortiictrack. Of oHor-736-2476 t0( FREE PUPPIES; LabI T T ______1062 ICRCEDESBENZ 8 6 T o y o ta C elica Kirby vacuum wilh attac Call 1978 to 1984 Suboni wogan,in, ______733-4865- = = = = = ^'88 Dodgo Grand Caravan ~ ‘;2 S 2 ' W akof X, roady to 50, Ct -73 MERCEDES 280, runs #11417 ...... * 4 9 7 7 monls, oxcol cond. $32 324-3651 Of 324-3131 1966 to 1977 Ford Brooco, Wontlo buy. ddor tractors or LE. 63 k milos, oxcoilont 73 Round glass tcp tablo wi r r r any cond.. 324-5174. 1002 AUTO PARTS ccondi AC. tilt, cruiso. storoo JQroflt.$290Q.73S:MQ4 l ___ « Froopuppios:Willbo7wl< _ parts troctors, wide Iront 8 7 N issan 2 0 0 SX chjira.$12S. 3264126. ilhor 1983-1986 F250 or F35050 . ends, any mako. Also 32* 4 & REPAIRS ccassette, sun screen, rear #11263 ...... * 4 9 7 7 r rr r Christmos Day. molhc a k ^ e a ^ ^ .J '^ C a l l 734- 1063 10( MERCURY . Lawn trac to r, Goldon Rotflovor. lalhofior ? standard Ironsmisskin 4x4.(4, 40* trac to r tire s. E ves. 90 Ford Escort Wgn. _ 7 3 ^ 1 4 3 .------2 9,50-16.5 LT studded snow S muichof. 42* mowing do( Adorabk,. Can 423-9051.;i. Evos. Lavno 324.4646. _ #11204 ...... * 4 9 7 7 liko now. $aS0. Old wood lie Wanl'to buy: usod canoe, liros on B hole rims. $200 or ID* 5 hp oloctlrc molor. slngio 1026 BUICK offico dosit- 733-9392 Phaso. 73:^3983______837-9000. bost olfor 4234921. 1C 1 9 h 92 Suzuki Samurai 2 whools wHh studded tiros r ; G R A N D M A R Q U IS #11289 ...... * 4 9 7 7 Now Singor sowing mochiffwfih «Uy2^*skIl!?$i^oac»>ach. '83-‘84 Ford Rangof tef bodydy Wanttobuyyournonwocking 1983 Buk* front whool drhfl. f m o d o lM o rritt3 l3 0 wi Irom'87 Omni. $80, '* S289.aaper month LI'IS 65M234' ____ ontts. 543 5157______Honda 90Trall or Honda 4,3 dkMol, $750 or bost of- S 90 v.w: Fox ombroidofy cams &'SOwi •r 110 Trail for parts. Call Cali 7336835 \ 318,988, $lf9 cash down, pup- Antkioo la^^ps^ lighting fix- IW.32M554______iV #21270 ...... * 4 9 7 7 accossorlos. $200; 0< 734-0722. ____, 350 Chovy shon block foe- *” 72 m o, 7.75% APR, OAC. caso lor 22* doll, $5 tory robuilt, $500 ox- k Low milos, loadod whh all 8 8 M az d a 323 4 Dr. )nths Antiquo maYblo to p walnut 1027 CADILUC L beautiful crochotio dolls'dol Gormon shonhair. 7 montI' II I change. Good prices on '•_ Ppower options. Tax. thlo 4 #21248 ...... * 5 9 7 7 oldm oki. Make ollor. 7736- » fumiluro. 733-373^. olhors. Highway 30 Auto 1992k sodondoViilo, whilo. doc d not indudod. ■------1743 or 733-8406 83 Chev. Subur. 4x4 ' Pool tsbla Parts. 734-7090.______gold ( pkg. leather, custom 1-800-743-332eO^Sun 1- MOUNTAIN HOME FORO #11424 DIESEL...... * 5 9 7 7 Bninswick Monarch. slatoslat< Ju st in timo for Christma;m asi Prolor (nstructions. tuning 8000 Warron winch with eadwhouls.Voguotiros. < % top, $500 Of bost oftor. 50% tool 4 carrying caso. but mounling lor 7 3 - 7 9 Ford' moon < root, symphony FORD FC LINCOLN MERCURY 88 Mazxda B2200 ______733-2057. 0. la- not nocossaiv, 733-97T9. I F150. t w . 324-5771 iound. j convemblo look. MUST Ml SELL11990 Cougar #11429 ...... * 5 9 7 7 thor Border Colllo. CCo o" Bolster tef yoga; Inoxponslvo Chovy 346 Tfi-power, 350 . J LS. loadod. sun rool. »)K 91 GM C S o n o m a PU $50. Soars oxorslcorbikS" bl) 326-5338 ahor 5pm.______altocho case that looks and various eady GO'S 7 7 8 Ekterado.runBoxcolkint. nmiles, metallic gray with #11203 ...... " * 5 9 7 7 $65.13* blat* 4 wWtoHo 1TV. Jusi right ter Christmas. AKAKC nico; wall picture 'The1111311, Chevy parts. Call 536-' $300. Coll evenings bblack velvet interior, $ 2 5 .7 3 4 -3 ^ ______rogistorod miniaturo Dochachs- Touch ol tho Masters 2643 or ploaso loavo moM. „ 326-5344 J $9000/offer. 543-6369____ 92 Mazda B2200 h und. 6 mo old fomalila lo . Hand’, from Homo Interi- RoQs whool chair, odjustal tiaQ-733-^attor6omipm ors; book tltlo d ‘The Wayi ' : 901 ATVS AND JAPANESE ENGINE 4 ,, #11278 ...... * 5 9 7 7 1 TRANS. 4x4 r a d a ls 1028 '■ CHEVROLET ,10,1066 MTTSUBtSHI lo o fo s ts , $250. Wal> t Z T Living in (with) Love* byDt. Dr. MOTORCYCLES 8 6 N issan 3 00 ZX $ 2 ^ 5 3 6 - ^ ______Lob Xpupe, roady for Chrfa . 1-800-3650742 -- Vtetc? Paul v/«rwil1o: (argo ’l967 Chevy Impala. 327 on-” 1966 19 Siarion. rod with black #11340 ...... : ...... * 6 9 7 7 WokHKopenot stovo. $12<$1200- mas. ordor now boloim?n sluflod animoi foal (baby,§y 1980 Can-am din bike 400. Snowchains,14’.$25. gine. 326-K40 days or toalherintoftor.5spd.tot old upright pleno, $4004 0 ^ ; thOfOQono.$2S.366-mi212^ KomnV Cnn 7334356 runs oxcoilont. $575, CallI Call 423-6459, 326-5244. ^ M 500 733-1026. _ 92 Ford Escort best oflof; Apple ll-Bco;com - Lton. boar huntliw dogs,■ ox Boy 16* biko with training^ 733-0418______• Warn winch tor sale, ox^ #11305 ...... * 6 9 7 7 I color nmofioneodi tf4 -W 5 1984 Chovy Cavalior.-4 door. putof. c o lo rp rin to fio o i------whools. Call Goorgo. 733-)3- 1962YamahalT465dirt condition, used only twico. 5 speed, good cond., now 10106S MSSAN 91 Buick Skylark mooitof.$k)6ofbostoHitotfor. Malo Llama lor salo. Exc{;xcol- 9406______bike, good condHten. $600-C al 436-6223.______.Iirok.$13a.can733-8066._ _ # 1 1 1 7 9 ...... * 6 9 7 7 7 3 4 ^ 9 0 ovoa. ------loni Christmas oiil. vo Buy your unufiodhuntlMrlftes;r orginaltlro8.$1200ofbost. Nissan Sordra Si. 1991. tako , oxc triondtv.Call733-542S._ Can 324-2862. LOOK over payments or pay oH. A Woodstove insorl, a L— of handgun. 734-3923 ; 1003 AUTOS-OTHER 1 91 Pont. Grand Am s l u ^ . r s . Whirpool tr« TT -88 Y am aha YZ 490. runs VERY NICE CARI Call #11246 ...... Poodki puppies: Blacks *4 ®{‘s ChW ron-s J 6 9 7 7 c o n d o r , $25. t vof«,malosi.lonwtos 1i ‘'®- oood. $950. Call 934-5245. . ‘88 S ^ o wagon, kiadod. ' Charles 736-8295.------Ing showor doors, $1( 91 Buick Century vaeanaltoo, worming, fn& 1 o f Cotor TVs or VCRs, nooding $6300.-91 Goo. $5000, - — — ' grooming indudod. $10G ^ ^175*Hoi>d°AT^fl^VlM°' 1075 PLYMOUTH #11195 ...... * 6 9 7 7 rooalr. 734-3M9.nnviimo. ------1040 1 RAT ^ $150. Can 326-3363 Of 8 8 D odge Dakota 4x4 1974P1ymouth Scamp, aiB MUSICAL ______5434432. Habitrial playhouse lor gor-J '; 802 BICYCLES 1(»5 ANTKJUE AUTOS "i #31412 ...... ■ rrr bils 4 hompslors. roason- 1960 Fort Fknta, runs grool. runs oood. $500. 1 * 7 9 7 7 MSTRUUENTS' Purobrod D o b o rm a n ^ $700 orbost oflor. 3^,0^, ablo. 637-4540.______16* b o y 's BMX; excollentI 73 MERCEDES 280. runs C0I733-2975. 89 Dodge Caravan 1079 piano, oxcol cor Icoskatos.boys sizo 1.1a-la- eoftdii>onl$35.734-3191. . aroat. $2900.733-8304 - #21386 TURBO...... * 8 9 7 7 ______mnkooffof.fcall543-59J L CIacsk:4door72Nova',350. ^ 1041 FORO — ■ T Yj ora 'POWTiAC , 93 v.w. Fox ------Beautiful Lovnyspinotorg : PS.PB.ATsolid.dopond- #11291 ...... * 8 9 7 7 doublo k o ^ a r d . wKhs . able one owner, new bat- ■;7 6 Ford L T D 9passongo7 Tr Sonlo, Rod tail boa wim 20 galli 1984 Pomiac Trans-Am tully volcos, rhythms & Gon tory, fuel pump, carburalor wagon, runs oxcoilont, 1 88 Dodge D-1504x4 ibinot aquarium, stand. 4 noal< loaded, T-tops. tinted win­ Italian Provincial cabin of5.«oixlbooto»,5Moi- . 903 BOATS ANO ' kil: never wrockod. good good »f“|O-^500. Cali dow J s. tilt, PVtf, PL. AC. #21379 ...... ^ * 8 9 7 7 $705 or bost offoror Ire MARINE ITEMS maintonanco, tiros, and crulso. AT.VB. $5000 or tnfotanB.3^712. .. . 8nowtlres.$1000/olfor. - 89 V.w. Vanagon T i S r ROTTOBLEH bost1 olfer. 73 3 4 3 2 7 days #11309 ...... * 8 9 7 7 ChOOSE from 15 usod F orv Noodod Ip aif climbing spurs , CnII 733-9015,______m3T-BIRDS ^ ofleavemsoahore. _ snos. ollfocondittonod , A K O IytoM m m o.W -90 Ford F-150 - ;^rt, wllhbolt.*a6-6428. A COUGARS - - ■ 1006 SEMIS i HEAVY 10S4 SUBARU # 1 1 3 1 4 ...... * 9 9 7 7 ” 139 Old cowboy boots with ctelh $233.l1-p6r m onth ^ ooios tobs or tots of cokjr or ony EQUIPMENT DunWoyMi»k!,(slf>c« $13,488,$1$9cashdown, n1981 Subaru GL. 4x4.90^ 92 Mazda B2200 19461. Bolso I 5652 woBlorn thom o decorator 1 - 1986 T600 Konwotlh.3 72 mo, 7.75% AHP, OAC. ,eood.$1350.324-5416. #11432 EXT. CAB...... * 9 9 7 7 ^ ----- Horn. 543-5315.______“ ° ' »M CAMPERS Hammond M-1 spinot "SraSroro SHWTZUPUPPES axles. J a k e brako. 60* 14 to choose Irom. Low t . »onL Training shodt collar” for AND SH ER S 1982 4x4 Subaru wagon, 91 Nissan PU 4x4 Beautllul conditloniIJ250. $2i AporioctChrWmaapiOM sloopor, 400 Cummins Big mitos 4 toadod whh equip­ now online, oxc cond In 4 oios dogs.bw orrortt. I Com III. 1-19B1 Western #11427 ...... * 9 9 7 7 ______Siosoiitolihtopljpploi - l0'A1lcampor.$250.Coll ment. Tax, tlllo 4 doc not ^ 'u t.$ 12Q0flrba8lollor.^ _ ------CalB3/4405.- traitor 45‘ convonabie hop- IfKtodod.'...... — — 8 9 GM C S -^S ------NEW PIANOS: Choosolo fn ltm 5iiT 423^135------5;___ Wantod: 10-15' covorod util- - por. 1 - 1979 Aloy hopper. Stoinway, Kowal. BaUwild«ln. n u M s a M O S . 1986 Subaru wagon, 5 spd #11428 EXT. CAB. 4X 4...... “ * 9 9 7 7 52 hit- lytroilof. 6-8'wWo. 5-6'toll.tall 1986 Lanco camper, for 1095 bushel capacity, Cali '.SJS' oS I ^ ^ ' d" 7 ay pric- Slam oio colorod Manz down size pfck-op. sloops trans, OLIO, now engine 4 93 Mazda B2600 S I ( i n « inn«.$15.Can82S-S556.Sft. Call 733-1703. 764-2901 or 764-2566 |FORD UNCCLN MERCURY clutch assem bly, unit like #31419 EXT. CAB...... * I1 0 ,9 7 7 1946).rt0O-261-55453549. sta rte d Labrador, lomamale. Wanted: 2 good usod 15' single axio till trailer. new w-ski reck’, excellent Boiso. ______field champion sirod.id 10 9.50R-16.Sstuddodsnow - $600.7^-1967:543-8924- -1993 - AEROSTAR$-- -,ctpnd1tioft^$3996,-733------.-- 9 2 Su zu k i-...... - - 1 , 6 a ll tiros. 7344793 ' Slide-In aloepof cam per tits Quality proownod plar3lanos months old. $750. C ! 5806 bdckhoo. oxcoptionalyf ALL WHEEL DRIVE 7482 ask for J.R.______#11414 SIDE KICK4X4....- I blow ^ o s a l o . 676-271.2717 9344483._ Wantod: 80cc dirt biko. pro- ^|nhl $11 nnO,-np|| _ - i99S/COS new paint, clean truck,. APT, OAC.-Exfonded « 91 M a z d a MPV._ Cfll 678-9159. — > Wanted: almot>d colorod gas , $6000 or offer. 678-7583 orf length, fully e q u f p ^ . tow #31393...... * I1 2 ,9 7 7 2} Rockford Fowaiopunpunch range, cali 733-7783 ovos 51 678-1048 teavomsg. Wanlod to buy.guns: Must bo' . miles. 14tochoosefrom. 91 GMC C-10 $1 820 PETS'AND 45w8ttcarampIifiors.$1.*'50 ftf75^74davs. 81 Hoistor; 5,000 Ib.penou- Good colors. Tax, Illle 4 - oa. 2) 10* Orion subs w — rnn-yyinbloCat 736-71^ #11324 SHORT BOX 4X4 I SUPPUES '* Wantod: oW stove hood vrith matk:. a 3 stage upnght. LP> doc not Includod. <1067 TOYOTA *12,977 ------ilM.733-7626_ ------fan. 432-5670.______hjol156,call734^i4. ' 1.«00-743-332«qpsn8un 32* Iguana ___ 907 HOTTUBS , r MOUNTAIN HOME FORO WANTED: Old w ar medals, ■90 F.L. FLD, 4 2 5 CAT. 60* , largo glass and wooddcage. ca b22 T 6 o LSAND ^8. ANO POOLS ' \ FORDUNCOmtgRCURY ^ bodges. Insignia, unllorms. sloeper. RTO 14613.'91 i MACHINERY n, NavislarSerkiB9400.4.2S Can 324-7269______Cal73frOOT4. documents etc. Paying $45-$200 tor named Pyrpio CAT, RTO 14813, 500,0000 1993 TAURUS i1987 Corolla, 42 mpg. exc SA m bonlan King parr>arrots. BrkJgopocl milling mochlw Hearts. Top cash for a l mil- CAT warranty, bolh hovo condttton, 324-7354, yCock- to3it>g.$2950ofbo«tofl • WAGONS $600 lor all 3. B abyO ilarla. Confidontioiity as- aluminum whools 4 air rUo. its , $50 Rriofv 736-0728. 88- 909 SNOW VEHICLES 1 S267J9tparmonth iToyola 1991 Land Cruiser, atiols & brooding pairs, r=T— surod. 733-1691.______$39,900 ea. 438-5598 . mint, 16,000 miles, 7 yr- ca.Lovobinjs,$46oo. ErntosoloRandlBW — . AND EQUIPMENT ® $15,588, $1M c a s h dow n, W bniedtobuv: 12-akiminumlum ■ _ days, or 438-8123 eves. - ' 72 m o, 7.75% APR, OAC. 75,000 warranty, XD9000 akools, $12.50 oa. i nt Holland air slide 5th wheel. Wam winch, tinted, many 733-1303 Of 736-6559. boaling<^condilion.Al&oMso t982JDSportfiro.excolk)nt ■■ 6 lo chooso Irom. Low l2vott5oter7V.423,S917_IZ _ condition. $800. Call eves ’■ miles 4 fully equipped. . ■xt,«..$2e000.376604Q.. 3purobfod rodQuoonsi s l Wantod to boy; 2-twln book-ok- 3 2 6 - 5 2 9 4 .______“ . 40°*'s1^^82S4^"' good cotofs. 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