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f l ■ _ _ T 1 X m li l W ^ f e v iVS fTwin Falls,, I M o n u y E - 'Hie percentage of 1 uer b o , s e - 'Slack' compensatitatlon: How SI' k e p t i c ]r e t u r n !IS f r o m w a r aa b e l i e \" . Idaho residiesidents living in poverty ______• hits slowvly ly (d c d in e d o v e r t h e p a s t do K etchum an d SuSun Valley three lears wliile the avenigc keep the dollars floflowing income ihcruaseer- cent it y I on llie e x p e r ie n c e o l 'o u r Dcal Mari]ine says ]Iraqis we'elcomed1 U.S. tro()0ps s. I'm surprised." said 1 L - Sam Blair,lir, a<1 C M iiim iinity a c tiv is t . ; with the IdalioIdal Community Action By Troyy FosterF P C 51C Neiwork.. ““’nie n e\j>ericnce of hiw Tlme»N>■News writer ______Soldier die a o u„j ,njj,|]yllie iincome people in our Idaho Maririne finds ap|ppreoiatlve I state is tliatlial they are really stnifi- TWININ FALLS - As the shy, well- ____ Job hunting violence flil a i M i J •niu-iie^v.fi, lg ••• - - - . -dressed-:d-Marine_stood.t}cforc “ a . Iraqis a']w ay-from BsJaghdad------ares • M.fiBuie.s.repcn-l-thul-11.8------packed full of transfixed IK-rcent (ifif IdIdalid's p o p u la tio n w;l^i * ... o r looking for a <*ange?ch "TS t a w TJ b T;» c ' ■ '4- V , V • ■ . . , . ' . • ■ ----- ■ ------M ' ThsMtoWt, IMRiMte,Mi*e n tiptiwtii*w27,2003 TF . T o d ay : V ery w a r mn tcto hot and sunn/ HighsI in th e m id to th e Today Toniilight Sundayay Monday - l U c n d a y Wednesday c"y.ly^______H i- i.» p ic i : upper 60s.. Tonight: Mild andi clclear. Lows in tho SOs. szzm^3ss Tomorrow: Contiriuonuod sunny, dry wilh abovee average£ v lemporolufos. Highsjhs in tho 80s. I m I'.#> m . ^wjO Sunnynny and very Cloar erKind mild A ounny, wormirm ond . Cootinood ounnyiny Sunny sklos, rrat Cootof and partly Maw to tho wookoiskond , quits warm varm to hot 03 ■ g . Today: Vory warmn oioarly Fall temporalufos. sunnysur skies. Htlay • 79 27 O.tKT H ighs in Iho 8 0 s . 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' w ^ r . ■ J • Regina ' 97 30 pe S44 :37 mc Low: 24 aiI Bondmant.Boi Wye. '-iiii d ■ . O c c to d ^ l, ■ Poverty. Marine- X X ■I - j " ' r r — “ ContlniMd from A l Continuod from A l o f a mlan an several years morc ^ k X X 5s x i ;han his age. — ■ > < 1 . Scrviccs iit Idah< rule is gone. Benson icU t s th o s e a h o S t a t e HOUS(isehold income r manners wcre 100 rimes University, said th e figuiigures provid- who ask/And the Iraq than what they are here.” cd in the report m ust(be Ik cautious- QOWIIn a second year • .were nothing but ciiai i ^ X ly interpreted. The ngeagency often _ , ^ ^ gradous toward Amcric: a. pictures showed the spec* changcs its mcthodoldology from For the BS( second year in a row. T h is s o u th - c c n tr a l Ii m o p p re s s iv e d ic ta to r, lik e year to year, resultinglg iin fluctua- ______Americans found one of m ore than 100 sc - f i l l ------dom ca\i5cd~fay'i'eseartrtucli ikk^lhod tnsnisoivialves-oamlngJoss, ------and-vromen ' from tlie-Ma ;iL tonuhcjcftD ftopj:_Q m J / 7 J f f : J n iffJiT, w l j T W i y J i n 3 s i e f i a E sp i e s a a B s a i B B S I S 9 H Sa 3 e s s s a c l a s a i E s p B E « »• ; , ______j8<>MrtiT,tipUHtn27.a00» T ______...... t : . -, N ationN . B E C O M[ lE A — M A S S?AGETHI . [ERAPIST “I Are you look>klng for a re w a rd i^ career with great ' New niimbcers poinat to ec(onomic3 health earning pcjotential? Train ^ thith us to becom e a -WAOTINGTON-N - H i e U.S. econ- enforce the list, whtrhidi was sched- tion. Officials O said there was n n a t i onaily n certified massajsage therapist. ' ' powered byy at red'jiot hous- tiled to take'' effect next immedediate evidence of arson. ■ iiig nOiket andI ab huge dose of Natlofl In brief . ___ Wednesday. The FFTC asked the. • ' Classes st£tartlng immediailately. 731-5411 .warinli»,j.giw judge to temporariirily' suspend his JU ryr convictsC protester wh Magic \SUleUeyAcadcmy of Massagerth t h crap y -,!^ !^ F alls* . ' . " ' y strong 33 per- cmeref economist at.Wells fbrgo0 iiin ruling while an ap d£nt dip last quaraaiter and raued Minrnoneapolis. **Ibe strong econom>0“ * agenor filed with t D.C. area wtth tractortor ------hopes for an evena bI e tte r perform- .' ^ 8(Towm ^ we are predicong in theth< . circuit Qourt ofJt Appeals in tSHINGTON - nie tobaccacco ance the rest of theth e year. , ure should oeate some nev ■ Denver proceeds. ier whose protest on ththe . • 7116 increase annmnounced Friduy iS.” ' Nation;onal Mall caused massivtsive in the gross domeslestic product for ^ __ Rre at Nashvillele nursing ock in th e capital last Marclurh eriod represented rwds: 8 Telemarketers can convicted Friday of two fed- fee » ___ the April*June p ^ < eral Felonyfeli charges, an upward re v i^o n n &om a 3.1 per- k 6 0 P home claims elgight sp calling, lor now nght Watson, SO, o f ' B ' . A cent estimate a m onth ago, . VASHINGTOH - Telemarket^ • NASHVILLE, Tejfenn. - Bedrid- • reflecting m a t eer r strength than * den padents screa;jamed for help S Sakers,’N.C., was convicted.od o f ■ # ride I will be &ee to make sale n g a false threat to detonatnate H mrW ----- previous^ mought:h t in housing and ±es next week to people wht and ^ f ig h te r s canirried the elder------9 > f 9 S ■ several other sectoz ly and disabled dow»wn ladders and «ives, en d of destroying fed Is tm d for the national do-not" JJ stairs as a fire spre property. Each count couli Analysts said1 growth g in the ca^l[ list, the government sale ■ a prison sentence of as lonjlong r a E i Juiy-September qui(luarter would be fVida\ fouMtory nursingT h o » n ? iXPRESS WVASH I Jay. ^ sprinkler system.. killing eiglit “ “ L5?years. • at a slgniflcanuyuy higher rate, Attj,c che same time, the industry^ e jtuy deliberated barely oneon« | h S e ldf-Serve j Vacuim.’im*,Wash S . by Presidenl«ic Bush^ third largesi;est assodation was ivging^ ita people and criticalljUy injuring 16. before ' reaching its dedsion. round of tax cutsuts, which took m emnbers b to respect the wiwes, oiof The home was exempte* from a 'Xhes juji iy found that Watson hrdhac I andd tve H and Expitpress Dry S effect in July, anid d continuedi low th e m ,„•( state law requiring{sprinklers, s but inflictee millions who s ^ they don't ted m ore than $1,000 in dam W f d o U o t t H interest rates h ox>m a th e Federal It to be bothered, firefi^ters said ssuch devices age w w hen h e drove acros:r . $ S » 5 Ion probably would havt 1 ^ "The Works Wash" H Reserve, a potentc stimsc ulus combi- lijetie Federal Ttade Commission ive saved lives. Constindtution Gardens and dugtup ui Q . onei * • O R nadon that has helped he to push acknoi ke out late part of ( nowledged that a federaliral The fire brok< )f a sm all island in a shallovllow H ■ ■ ______auto and home salesdes.to.record lev:___ jndpe'iSC'S ndm g in Denver that the Thursday in-a secorond-floor room- - -pond-b- becween-the-Washingtor;ton . y I els. re sististry infringes on telemar-lar- oftheNHCHealthciicare Center, on Montunimen'c and the Lincoir economy’ is firing on all keters'ars' free s p e ^ rights left theche the edge of downtow3wn Nashville. Memori.Drial. cylinders,” said Sur3ung Won Sohn, ag ency n q with no authority to l h e cause was uniinder mvestiga- -' comcc piled from wire reports-I Study fillinds Je:ensens ___ . tnfuum 8 008 1 Chanay Dr. • 73S-W IniNdfromAl ty made public':' Friday was to McDcDon^d*!} office. envirore" e e s revealed to Jensen1 aftera the fami- ' • The! Jensens J w ere' convincedced I ^ c ^ toody d of FarlW when his par-*“ ’■ 1/s press conference;e Thursday. . that theheir son had no canccr cellseUs / I refused chemotherapy after'^2 a But it .makes noI difference, c he in his> body b after the tumor was worth thhe cost sso-jor, later revealed as Ewing's said. “Tests continueJC to show they removetred. Their refusal to get Child Fitind sarcooma, IT was removed from the were wrong, but bet>ccausc of die chemothotherapy led a Utah judgeeto td Tha Washington Poatlat b c ^s nmoutlv , egos they have andd bccausc they order thethi treatment. In cooperation wv/ith parents and ------— Thele office rdeascd test results Won't back dovm ammd admit they The! parentspi fled the state with non-school agcn:ncie.s. the TWin Falls Sci WASHINGTON - A new White FWdaylay contradicting Daren made a mistake andd theyi went too 'Parkerr and a w ere charged with kid- House study conducJu d es that envi- Jensen« n ^ assertions Thursday that far, they won’t stopJp. They won’t napping,ng. Those charges are stilljt2l D istrict engages:s in Child Find activitie: K>n is cancerfree and doesn’t ronmental regulaticadons are well his son stop until they kill mym son.” pending,ng.The parents later surren- Ihroughoui the schools< year. These actix worth the costs thethey impose on needi chemotherapy.i Johnston’s" ® The court’s agTeeirimcnt with the dered andar were released on their industiy and consumumers, resulting test ofof the boy^ tumor spedman Jensens doesn't spedtdfy which doc- owmjcogruzance. urc conducted to;o create public awarene: irm ed the sarcoma diagnosis, in si^ficant public pu health confirn tor must administerer the recom- In its3 nev«r release detailing the .spccialcducatioron programs, advise the improvements andd o th e r benefits Accoxording to a news release mended treatment, leaving : it to test resu]sidts and history of the ease, to sodety. The findin,lin g s overturn a' f r ^I'the U office, scans of ]^ k e r^ the Jensens to get treleatm ent from the Offiiffice of the Guar^an Ad p u b lic o f lhe righghts o f .students, and aleiLen ' ' previous report thmt at offidals now soft tissue, tu brain and bones did the doctor of their choice,ch accord- Litem said « th e Jensens in Julyuly co m m u n ily rcsidid en ts o f th e n eed for identifyingidc and serving say was defective. not revreveal an obvious tumor, but i in court to get a diagnosis ing to Mollie McDotr)ti^d, an attor- agrt»d ii • children with disisabilities from the age’c ofc three through the • The report, issuecaed this month an MK4RI test revealed an abnor- ney with th e Offifficc of the from C Cl hildren’s Hospital Los by the Office of ManagementI malityty that needs anention from Guardian Ad Litem.I. - Angelescs and immediately irutateate seme.ster in whicich they turn 21. and Budget, conduidudes that die an oralr ^ surgeon. Johnston rccom-J"' But Daren JeJensen said any trea'catment recommended by health and socialal benefits of mende.ded a bone marrow test .fy •** Johnston^ exit meanans something doctors,s, who ' later confirmed the II you know ofif a child who may have,ve individual needs > ^t^cnfordng tough nenew clean-air becaus(use in about 5 percent of else. “niere% no doci>ctor.-How can sarcomana diganosis and recom- regulations duringing the past cases,tl^ the bone marrow can. be the”5 there be chcmotherarapy if diere-s mended:d diemothcrapy. But thejie thill result from disabi.litic.sd or developmiprncntal delays, and site of a demonstzated spread decade were five to seven times onlysiti no doctor?” JensensIS irefused the treatment., who is not cnrolhIled in a school programam. please contact greater in economicnic terms than , uicer. of Mutually all patients}“ “Rrsr you’ve got toto say, how can . Th® report^1 also showed that car were the costs of comoropliance.The ''^thEwingis sarcoma have unde- a doctw.' recommentnd something Iicr thisls year,> th e Jensens rcqiicst-•st- ' Suppori Services!S at 733-8456. value of reductionsns in hospital- tectabltble cancer cells that spread,I' and then quit, if he’s’s quiti becausc ed a secotcond opinion from Harvard ization and emergen[ency room vis- Johrijwston recommended 11“ he' says he doesn’t want w to work • " ^ e r a diagnosis i from Primary J Tliese children may ha%have diftlculty walking. its, prematiu« deadja th s and lost monthshs of chemotherapy, which the*1® with a family that dotloesn’t want to ChJdrenen^ Medical Center in Salt ^ talking, hearing, or>r Uleaniing.or may workdays result!ild n g from boy^paparents feared would stunt his City. But the Jensens be there. And I imajaginc his rea- Lake Ci display behaviorsrs tlthat appear dilTercnt f improved air qualityility were esd- grovnhidl and leave him sterile, ^ sor^. He doesn't vrarant to be the d e c k:d e d th e testing after learning — ------mated-betVfeen-Sl-2d120-biUion-i»id------In-n-la-forceful-show-to-reportcrs- IKThc doesn't----- theu- msinsurance-provider-woidd- H ------from-olher-childrcnlrcn-thcir-agci------. . . 5193 billion from OctiJclo b er 1992 k Tliuisd.sday, Daren Jensen warned^ wanttobethat.V^ysl;sho^dhepu. -ly for a second opinion. : September 2002. th e statiu te to stay out of his fom il/s himself in that situatit Prim ary Children^ offeri»i tt yuu iieeil miirr ill/llwlomumon or \uml.l lik,- \ By comparison, indIndustry, states medicalcal dedsions, given that Calls to Johnston>n on Friday for 5® the Harvard tests, the IHimphtflx to ilisirilniuiliiiir. i>lfii.\f t oll I ' and munidpalides8 spsi e n t an esti- numero:irous blood and bone scans^ wcrc routed to a spokekeswomanfor family stil mated S23 billion to:o $265 billion to all shmflowed Parker “is healthy.” . St. Luke’s Region:nal Medical ' retrofit plants and1 facilitiesft and Infonnaination about the abnormali- Center in Boise. She referredn calls make other changesges to comply ' with new clean*airlir standards, which are designeded to sharply ^ | i reduce sulfur diondeide, fine parti- • * J i d e emissions and o ot th e r healdi- ^ m d liiHJIJ:m threatening pollutant:mts. : The report provideid es the most ' I B A I 1 A f H comprehensive federaeral study ever I of the cost and benefiefits of regula- J tory dedsion-making.:lg. I t has pleas- * • ■ U N O S i anUy surprised somle e environmen-e AT talists, who doubtedted th e Bush administration woulduld diampion |||l the benefits of goverrem m en t regu- lie College of ^ lations, and fueled:d arguments . oO ll that the White Housesc should con- iifthern IdahM tinue pushing dean-aii-air standards FINE: A R TS A U D IT O R IU lI ^ rather than tryingg to: weaken some. rURDAY, SEPTEMBER 27 ‘Tra sure the truele believers1 in wn To Public 10M.m.‘5p.m. y ^ the Bush adm inistrs trad o n will brand this report asis trut e heresy T o schedule SC a preview>w I bccausc it defies th es stereotypest of aODGjolntm ent call... I burdensome, worthleh less regula. tions," Sen, Richard D urbin,l D-Dl., said Friday. “They d di e a rly don't understand that theB government g ^208-5aM-6993 regulations are thereire to protect you - and they work." J m n v r v » i : > " 'V /. J F i o T " 3 s 1 JACKPOTr NEVADA pe«S SJs ^ ^ 9 5 T 1vWrrR3^a n y I Chia n c e tto Win g I0 n € 0 0 2 Itt ! raw in g s§ B egin Ib l Octol»b er... j M g * y P O OX L & SPAINC.g | M y • Simday ini«r»piauan tisa in IN rAUI * lOltl ' i i U l ^ l t e s t m t n r u t h a t i t t M u Clc0 t M t w ij T *' I ®EST AVAILABLEH C O P v LE\r - ' >: IVLAGI!C\/AL) City Editor: Chad BaidaM mn.133mUExt.h4 • Page A-4 . SatlIturday, Septem ber::r 27, 2003 '______TThe Timcs-Newt OUR I i c e F ojrest i W eefiKEND ^Oneirnoretenterss counncil ra — ' ------. T!rhem Tline»-Wew ;____ Erik Andersen -- ffor retiring City “butc ic it wouid bc an honor to) ss:sst Skis fund-raiser 166 years ago. k J V‘rvice l . Coundlman Howsward AUen’s scat. in lis his spat and take forwart'ard ^hlman works as a manager: at EpicureanI EveningE ^TWIN FALLS - The fieldsld of . Pohlman, who> woni this year’s somec of < the things that he ha;has ConAgra Foods Spededalty Potato • W hot The MagicIgic Valley Regional ctu;andidates for the TWin Falls Fa ' TWin Falls Cham ( ber of done."B." Products, or the City ' ans bum : Mcdical Center' F I, »§tm^«QlSsptaMksr27,2009 Tlnsell•HlMa.1MiMk,IM» M 1 Ai^omie workkers don’t get IN[NEEL benefits | M a g ic V a l le y /I dahc[Q ______IDAHO FALLS (AP)P)^ ^e $6^^■ y m e n t. Argonne N adonal Lal :1 Argonnb employees West employees laid ofoff in Jtme bad no stichu c h o n e r . icatio n are upset they were nolot offered ConVactoictors >yho lay off large die same severance pa;>acki^ as numbersI of ol people are more Formeer Idah(10 govermor seees employees for fellcnqw Idaho likely to receivere< energy depart* _ chairi m a n Engineering and EnvinIronmental ment fundsi d s t i o h e l p a s n s t th e io r - Laboratory contractor>r Bechtel, mer worlrorkers, said Jack BWXTId^b. ' Hoelscher,»r, a human resources 3 am b^reachiin g asinnpractiie a i w ra pps up The 200 laid offf Bechtel spMialistt forfo the' D epartm ent of employees were given a one-time Energy. PULLMAN, Wash.h. (AP) - Bush and his Ueutenantintsforfall. tO W ll • - Former Idftho Gov. C«c:«cll Andrus 6 i ' ing to find conMQSus ip;ipproachet a m e e tin g s remaliu convinced that 'to controversial issues, e I f t hle e dam s were not in tbe aiea of enviroome TON (AP) - State c l e y M l on lower Snake and < S.K D u n l { I u s i c jivers cauMd the demismise of th e fhAro tection. « Education Chairman. region's sailmon runa bubut biwach. igain thia G«ry Schro*roeder wrapped up the Of Twin FFalls Announciices Their — . ing them today Is nott ththe answ er WOUlC l u u p rdplMted. ^ northern IIdaho leg of his V ^ i e h recovery.' ' fight over ... well, ^ u nname the atntewld^i) educadon town meet- " I f the dams were noinot there, it _ bCSt: isme,” Andrus said. ing tottr Frilrtiday, having heard an Graniid Openiiin g !! w u ld be the best for’ thithe salmon. He pointed to the K m tocll-- cridcism of recen t leg- but t h ^ ’re there," And^ d ru s said. thC mate treaty, w ater drawiw d o ^ l n lalatl™ pollelUdes. “Should they be removeoved, Is th at , Florida^i Everglades, wt fought more conserva- Ribbon-cuttiiing , the answer? I think not.lot. We have SalHK of clean air and waterer regula- ?ve R^bllibllcans on m any of the Thurs, Sept 2i25th to be practical." tions and oil drilling inn Alaska^ issues, Schrchroeder found allies at 10:30 a.m . Delivering the annumual Lanp buftfthey’re there. Arctic N adonal WUdlife!e Refuge. ev e^sto p). . Family Lecturc in Envlrtrironmental “Uds is th e only areaa diatl has- ^ tessage Pve been get- , F a cto ry Science to 300 p pe^ eople at n't fd t the industrial fooi)otprintof dng U dutIt eeducadon is doomed Representati Washington State Univ OPY * M TlwM Ntwi.Tv.'MiFMto.kWM Sat»d«S«p4;«ptMBtMr27,2003 TFF M a g ic V^ alley/W e1ST; r - " = - Y o )UR W eeeskE n d - ^ 1 sign book and Sdence on the campus > wido^►w will letarium Semator’s Faulkner Plane' e CoUege of Southem Id ^o _ij • Whac The ■rauUoier j„TVvinI TWIN • FALLSS - Beihine » call Sharia a t 53&-61S159 o r Sharon - totaled>d ab o u t $91,000, said in Rdls. ' . . ■<. at 536-6111. . • Dennisis Bowyer,. the city's parksptf. Planetarium will pninesent “Rusty ien: 1 to 9 p.m. today, I Church, widow of Sen. Frank Magic • Valley In brief t Rockett Last Blast." Church and a Jongingtimc force in and rec■ecreation director. That is X , . Howw much: n FVec. ercent higher than thejjjg Where'HerrettCeCenter for Arts . f Idaho Democraticic politics, will — r — ^ ^ Shoshone Falls admissiona >> p j j ' ,u e and Sdence on the•campus c of the Doa«*h sign copies of herr newn autobiog- Militarlary Support Group will 00 in admission, revenue the j i o j CoUege of SouthemnIdahoinTWin 1 BeaCHich party raphv this aftemooroon at Bamcs & ‘ : a“ t 10 a.m. Oct. 4 at the charges end for■ s s e a s o n . S d during thctsame period s. Jeromeme Public Library on Firstrst TWIN FALLS - Sum m er in 2002. FbUs. W hat.ia t A beach party with music Noble BookscUers. lay. . wUI b>e e held.' h ' VI copies of "A A v ^ulUC c East. admission charf/Js; forf Shoshone Finalal September ticket salesJcs ' When: 2 p.m..toda3 Church WtU sigii How much: Hcketjets arc $1 for • Whereicre: The Disco Bar ac die Lifelong Affair: My Love Affair ' Thee ,group meets in order to Falls-Park will endid Monday as for 200303 arc not yet.available. ■ L* information, encourageIge the Magic Valley heleads into foil In goo;ood w ater years, admissionion afternoon shows. ChaiUdren 4 and Lincoln^}ln.4k^nn, 4.13. Main St.. with People and PolPolitics." from 1 itted. • Gooding.ing. to j p.iti. Bamcs &k NobleN is local- one amm other, and also to pray for and winter, . . • sales, can c top $ 100,000 by under are not admitt military in Iraq and otherter Only a trickle ofr waterv flowed ' August., When:»en:9p.rn. to 2 o.m. today;. , :.e d at 1239 A Pole: Ilinelli Road E. ' ‘h*-* w mudi: No covcr chargc. .j p arts> ofI .the world and thehe over the “Niagara ofc the West" The cicyci charges S3 a vehideclc -Herrett Centerra rt , this summer,'thanksks to consecu- for- acccccss to the falls and - M.V. military sup yone who wants to meet •Jf . What: Ih e work of3f artists G arth Tb Haveanhaw event appear in “Yovr -et tive yciirs of droughtht. Dierkcscs Lake. Seasonal passes Classen, George G! N a t i o n ' Schwaiirzeneggei T decliness Liebe^ r m a n sattackss Clark for GO3Pties . , ■ . -WASHINGTON (A(AF) - lU d n g for th e center wiiring of the restingon on his laurels of his (nlili* Davis’ (debate clihallenge aim at the ncwiwcomer, Joe pu Democratic Party,"’ :said David tary) strip of why D>avisj t s (jested Cholce- Twin Falls: 208-734.3 4 - 1 7 1 1 some things are too) (jangerousc to keep secrc faces reca:au ;Blackfoot: 208-782-iZ-1464 r.. . .H B audrcIrey tautou ' SACRAMENTO. Calilalif. (AP) - Boise: 208-433-K- 1 0 0 0 dirty preetty things W ith the recall electioition a litde i f PREI■ M IE R A (>>oyat>.» K«w ThnllM from eis Disc . over a week away, CaColifomia’s Ididaho Falls: 208-5222 2 - 1 2 6 0 H g drivers and coUegc stucitudents arc f r INSUFIRANCE getting some dollars-a-s-and , K s t AVAIIllU B L E C O P Y ’ T.-OO-MO I • 2i40.-4tM>7M.9il0 _ : z ______ -O iPIN]ION 5 . ■ Page A-8 • ■ . Saiaturday, Septembei.er 27, 2003 T h e T im cs-N cw s- ¥ 1Iraq Ibecomling aI Vietinam -^style c^ u a g nmire? 1 ■ , J o h n Q u ig l e y . ure a dying gijasp by Mus!slim fanatics raq attacks ar« I «d suppoIpport if the administration ^ wereI to ;acknowledge th a t those- U.N.memembers who opposed war s Y c ^ inM arda r ^ were not as wrong- 0 I bogged CCWN headediled as we said. The adminis- N< oadonon sahould admit that Iraq I’i e good thinhingthepnts y not a militarv du « a^ and doesn’t n miourcounoy.lt' ot ■ United Si> t a t e s it did not collaborate with al- . would be in1 sucfaSl a panic Qaeda,la, nnot only in regard to the I a< i& i» J . 11,2001, atucks, b u t a t aU. cvciy day nothingLng would get done, A case study hasu bbeen die Iraq must ple£i a d e adminisoadon insisted in coverage since the war staned in therun-iun-up to die war th at &aq March, lh e mediadia see disaster had notnot accountedI for weaponry d admitted possessing, and destniction1 2424/7, and have no fo rU N .:JlCiD it had ad real flow of events------— R ecentln t informadon suggests t ^ ------concept of th e real overreported Its weaponry, and histoiy. Andd tlthey have been r M n he Bush admininistradon has ' i f l * k use in die 1980s middle-levrl woridng overtiine'ne to scare che day* I painted itselff intoil a com er ials exaggerated weapons. ; lights out of th e; AAmericanj people. t J . Inlraq.Ithasb uction to the central govern- It is Importantu t4to lce» a few. f l ^ down ah existing stm things in mind whiwhen following’ the W \ provided public servi e discrepant'betw een what . — I Iraq opera* U /i n eliminated the Iraoi i inspectors found and what don,ond' K as an employer ana tl had reported ms^ be M e r r ic kK morebroadly g H B l thrown thousands outlut o f woric. linable as accounting errors, the'war on ^ Widi die Iraqi publ idministradon should C a rey cerror.The I H 0 Tr the United States res owledge diet Iraq had no first is diat M I their hardships, U.S.1 deal, biological or n u d ea r an a a of ter- i J H sonnd are frrauent C onty of any consequence, ror is. by iu natureure, a desperate \ | B deadly attack. Many ( r decendon policy m Iraq 'act.lfyouareldiIiiiiling innocent . I service personnel, am ates countries whose help women and childnIdren, and blowing VI f lies, are vocal in oppoF - s - — !ek. We are holding thou- continued deploymAi yourself up in thelie ]process, it prob- ' I credible sandsI of Iraqis in detention, ably means yourr betterb« options *■— Efforts to create a ( ' for undear reasons. Amir already evaporat* Iraqi government havavestaUed. JI for victoiy have air lem, while thousands of sol*1- Iraqis who collaboratt adi, sdence adviser to ed. p and police from dozens of am Hussein, is being held, Remember the Japaneinese kamikaze pilots'5? They • Sfi?™ Um ted States, many c s inedly to interrogate him The Israelis, foror instance,i have * wan and otfaer coimtries en le s who have lived sudi a technotogicigical and n o tary flewi their missions1 at the bitter end of ththe war • lecure the rest of that hugee are viewed with suspi : weapons of mass destruc- edge over their ArabAn antagonists President Bush^ visio thac they have nlot o t: hod to fight a 3 hope left for the Imjnperial . “ f fO'- i Saadi is a respected sden* ' when there was no h 1 those U.S. Axwy volunteersers serving as a beaconf ol c i i s s a . , ho, despite his former posi- conventional battle,tde since 1973. ave played a key role in win-in- in the region has all b Remember thejle Japanese Empire. Er The wave ofF teterror spilling over fromf the ?ok”^Mras ' not aligned politically he second, b u t not the last,t, ished. Sacidam Hussein. H e has kamikaze pilots?? TheyT flew their , , in the war on terror. Whenn The failure to findi ta quick solu- 1°*^' missions at tfae bittbitter end of die Islamic Isl world the last;t 330 years is also a delesperate n tioi\ in Iraq has sentrdiefinandal tl ^dihathat Iraq, in the early 1990s, « an American serviceman jyed prohibited vtvaponry, war when there waswa no hope left man, remember that their cost th ro u g the roof.If.-nie adm in- ^ for die Imperial. EsEmpire. < act by people living in failed tyrannies, holoping to acdons and sacrifices dur-• . istration is asking Corongrcssfor liat litde if ^ is left. The The wave of temerror spilling over ■ t an addidonal ^ b illiUion. administradon may be hold* ream of iiitheiie last 24 months have not m less CO find out w hat he from the Islamic: woridw< die last 30 buildo\ a surreal worldd coutside the mainstre only wontm two difficult overseas With Iraq ungovem.rn ab lean d ing him li ’ycarsisalsoadespesperateactby r- costly,-the administrata d o n is now >«n«ws,s, than^ to keep him quiet, , global demociocratic civilization. wars, buciTuc hdped keep the teiror- ayiiig the course” in Iraq, as people Uving in failedfail tyrannies, ists firomim reaching our shores andd at the doorstep of theie United “Stayui hoping to build a sisurre^ worid unleashdling more violence in our ' Nations asking for hellelp. B ut th is envinoneon'ed by the administration, outside the mainstzistzedm of global one.•. Tbikey H has been a democraiyIQ* beating the drums abIbout Iraq, homelaniand. is the Mma United NaRadons to may hlun un die United States for democratic dvilizatizadon. foryears yea - nodce how peaceful where a small but welrell-organized. . I „]when you hear how awful1 which President Bushlh said in yearsto to come. c And-U.S. resent- And despite somiome andI quiet qu it is - while the Iianianm group of Baathists areiretiyii^to theteiiiiiq operadon is, keep in September 2002, in effect,ef “Help ment,already ab« strong in the occasional'Mctorieries” like the m uM are under enormous elec-ec* . undo the allied miiitataijontipoliti- mind itl!it is the business of us overthrow Saddamcn Hussein, region,I, spawns sp violence. I______TWinTtoweracominiKing down or man* total_p>1 pressure from the rising gen*Ml* cal victory, _ ___ reportersers to bring us bad news soo but if you don’t, w e'll«II do it any- TheI perpetratorspei of the Sept. ' gled dead childrenvn outside an . cradoidon of Iranians wanting a Set-it- This is not to ^ ththerewiUnot tineasan boost radinga and nes-. ' ^ ^ .”ThlaIathe'iamele U nited ...... Il,200l7iOlTanacks-were products o f ------[ . . - Iraqi mosqu^ theyley are losing. terlife. life be more terrorisu attIttacks in Iraq. sure politolidcal leaders they do notX Nations to which ColliUn PoweU a 1980s’)s’ guerrilla g movement in D em ocrat'and capitalismcap are Whe\^en die hiscoo' of the currentmt 9r that our soldiers arare not in agree witwith. Try turning off the TV,V gave faulty infonnadojoif about' Afghanisiinistan that the United coming to tfae T^iptrUmic worid, and IraqI fightfit is wrinen, it will likelyy daily danger.‘Ihere wiwiUbe,and andcalliililing a soldier you know I r ^ as a military threireat. States1 bankrolled.bai We created the peoples of tfaosilose nadons are ' ' be /iewedvia as a mop-up operadon.in. they are. The U.S. Amimy in pardc- and buyiilying him or her lunch as a The administradon'n wants th e our ownvn terrorists. t Our occupa- already starting to Ibenefit. Thehc aid e s have alreacfy forgot-It- ular has the brutally/ cdifficult job • m ode«dt thank you for a job well United Nadons to bailail it out b u t tion off Iraq Ira moy create more. By this time nesRext year tenabout ab( the "disasters” in of padfying the “Suminni triangle” done. is not willing to yieldi control.< — Afghanistan, Kuwaiwait, Jordan, Iraq Afgharhanistan-and Bosnia and in cencc^ Iraq, and theyth are tak------Few countries are willitiling to le t John1B. B. Quigley is a p r o fo r of ing hits and hotlome their Merridridi Carey, a former Navy the United States dedid d e how law aiOhio Ohi State University and Qatar will haveave held elec. KosovoOVO befon.* it - where allied osu.aiu) and iffds recipient tions. Morocco a nnd d :Bahrain are troopsips have largely pacified the . dead and wounded. BlBut soon'they Reservee inuiligencein officer, is CEO of their money and perse-sotmel wiU (www.osu. isandsof thcLexitiitington Institua, wwtalex^ be used. of the universityi.unit Distinguished ~ negotiating free tradetrai agreements . countx:noyside and refugees are will likely have thouss T Awarxi in 1995. ■ with America. Jfordiirdan already has rctumiim&ig home. Now they are Korean and lUrkish troopstr hdp- fnjtoninsi\nstitute.org. It would hdp gain, intemii adon- ^ o la rA i -L e t t e r^ ------Inde]^pendenIts take;fire frcom bot]:h sides ------History shows thalat th e into sinn andai despair. tatistics ahowow thac about a and to pony up somele cash for th e independmdeht. les difficult to tell ' Wc ChrChristians have been U.S. Is hardly sectc u ia r silenttoo too long, but th at is com- third of th e: U.S.U populadon B gil l l F e r g u so n rebuilding of Iraq. 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B2 1 - • Which spor)ort do you hate the Collegallege football ...... B4 m ost? Oddsas are" It's on this list Mone;oney ...... B7-9 S r m s ______Sports B The Tiipes-N■News Satuiurday, S ep tem b er■ 227, 2003 Scction B I . MdRNINCsTG LINE . 1 S t e i n - SportsQuote d a h o ^V l o n t a in a b a t ttie f o rLittle ' ]Brovra I with the first-team-am offense last week and 'CC ■ Vanendals look to get (^ense(M bsuJ h o ^ Wyoming-B414 I IdahiIho vs. Montana p a n of the practicicticcs'tlus week. Center | Derek Dcckcr andid tightt end Conor MoUoy | om « off bye week -. EB 4 WhMt: 1 p.m.n. MDTN I’ve come to cell you goi".ing, pick up first victoryvi isu coi JAM KTFl arc expcctcd badback in the lineup for ______. Radio: 1270/W Montana. guys you’ll! nom longer U*ocl«ted P re t______to a vci^ go<;ood Boise S tate team, inI a gsOTC 8«rU*: Idaho0 leadsle 55-25-2 Hauck said juniiunior quarterback Craig 1 ------which th eyy 'were dovm by only fourirpoints i I------^ Ochs is “gettingg closer'c and closer” to ^ see meuglyi [SSOULA, Mont. - Tlie Uttljttle Brown with six miriinutes to go. They have lost)st three ■ M ontana is comingc off a wcU-timed t)>^ returning after arthiirthroscopic .surgery on his s . ^1 is on the Une when Montaintana hosts games to tlithree really, really goodi teams.ti week. Quarterberback Jeff Disney didn't prai ankle. He has retumum cd to Umited workouts. clubhouse: anymai ore longtimdme rival Idaho on Saturday.ly. Their otherT 1loss was to Eastern Washirhington, tice last weekk dued lo rib and ankle injurie j’ but is expected to0 missm th e Idaho game, . ■' Mont>ntana (2-1), ranked ninthh iin NCAA which is 3-1•1 right now." but rejoined th «' t 9 c c r « v A i p • > : ;l j H • . • • -jT M TlwwiMwri.Tt, IMn FMto. Mtfw' S«pt«nb« 27.2003 S p o rTS t ______PORTS IN IBRIEF— sign fbrnisr ng iactivc players, and he R ai SR ^ v e r r i p s M a Clemeni n s _ Marlinss clinch NLL wild card . ; OMtfelMtfftMn Bl "Idicdidn’t care for Him very muchich . strikeouts Ust behindnd Nolan Ryan go into0 t th e first round of the play-ay. MIAMI (AP) - - With rainy winningng seawn under manager ; one' more dm e before be this all knowindng v ^ t tyi>e of pitdier he (5,714) and Steve Cai^ Ito n (4,136). o ^ as sa a huge favorite after goinging weather, apathetic fans,fa unsettled . Fk:3 nk: Robinson.Ri Montreal had ' comes to a clow. I*mPm atpeacew ith was, an intimidatoi;’* Ibrre said,id. . He.' needs 13.3. strikeouts 7-0. thisis season against the TVvins[ns ownership and losingng records, the ' not poste)sted consecutive years over • it because I didn’t*t hleave anything *^ut youyc get him over here andnd ..Saturday to reach 2(200 strikeouts and 13-0J-0 over the kst two seasons.,ns. ' Florida. M arline hatave provided .500 sinccincc 1992-94. : bdiind.” 'you rea«alize.why h e^ still pitchingng fbr the 12th time. Ciellemens will go Clememens has a career record of comic relief in recentDtseasons. " One of the mo»lost dominadng mhis4<140s - becauM he^ still a kid.id. for it in the ballparkcthathasbeen t 23*12 aeagainst Minnesota, includ-.id.' Look who'^ laughirdng now. A m e rrican Ic League : power pitchers of bis era, the He love9ves it. ... H e^ very honest,st, his home for the past1st half-decade ing 11-6-6 1 a t th e Metrodome - whichirh ThesurprisinaMi ai u ^ beat the JJ , ^ • ouiiy ri^tJuinderT hhas put togeth* very ^cere^ an^he cares dearlyrly ___follow^ 13 season)ns in Boston m ade ToTorre all the more comfort-,rt. New York Mets 4^3 FridayR night to iw ln sJ . 55,,-Tigers 4 ------^ e r another successftjtsful season with ateiitt_e^gbody e around him, notfot •. and'twd in'Tbrorito.------able wiiwith slotting Clemens forfff...... -c lin c ht^ - 'th e ir—first--— DETROrRorr~M ichiiirciadySf------’ a record o f 16-9 ancand a 3.94 ERA just hin “Depending on-- ithe crowd’s Gam e 3. ff berth since hit thele ifirst pitch of the 11th. ' with just 55 walk:ilks in 205 2-3 «You3U watch him across the field,Id, reaction and how cvcverything goes If thhe e Yankees, get past thehe ^ winmmlng. the 1997 inning• intinto the left-field seats and ' : innings. Included1 aainong his 16 and itt justji looks like he's otit inI a down, m think aboutut it a little bit' IVvins,. th tl ere will remain a possi*2,® - H WoridI Scnes. - theM iiuiiiiuiesota TVvins beat Detroit ; victories was a £iv£ive-hic shutout woridt by b himself. But that’s notlot before I take the mound. n Then . bility th thi at Clemens can pitch at “niey’llII facc the NL ' 5.4 Fridiriday night, putting the ; against .Anaheim on July 30- the even closecIc to, knovring what he^ after that^I won't thirdnk about it at least dionce more at Yankeeee . West champion Gianints in a best- Tigers oneom defeat from tying the ; 46th of his career. all abou>out,** Ib rre said, all after I get in thele flow of the Stadiumtm as the frtmchise tries tofo of-5 series beginningng T\iesday m ihodem-d;Ti-day record for losses. . *Tm certainly ginglad I had the Clem " u T>m lli»i.T' •Vt«niwr27.2003 SPORT!TS B SU l pose!;s roadlblock fori Wy^ o m i n ^g Teamss try to a^ivoid Boise St.t. hopesI ■ ■ letdo^vns after 1big wins - .to get baciick on track H H By Josh Dubow - iii TheAMOcl ■ ■ B uLAZING BRIGHTm R A I L ■- ■ ' TtoJRSDAYSTAIe VKEIT ____ I ''''m '“\ I Tb* iwin Falls f>atrioUI U-year-oldd all-star toam w*n1iwnt 18-12 this past s*ason. rOM* MMIMI K WUT DOM*M» Kn**IIng. from l*ft to rigright, are: Nick Dame. Jaredi JoiJordan, Kyle Mealer, Zak This year'a 2 0 0 3 Pony UL e s^ e and tournament chamismploRs w ere The Thursday'sy't Slotten. Kyi* Knigg* andnd Kasey Knigge. Standing,, frofrom left to right, are: Zach ' . . crew. Th* t* sm won th*te regular TWtn Falls Pony Laa|sague seaso n with a recordd .- Van Loo. Marcus Jardin*n*. Sam Pence, Cody Burgoyne,lyn*, Brennan Lancaster and | ------The TVtIn'F8lI#'aiwtarr teteamrthe Ploneersi'had a'fregreat summer. Thoy took first ‘ . of 10-1 and t h « i defeatsIted Vane* Company LLC In tb The TWin Falls Pairtriots, an 11- Days, Men•feridian Cal Ripken state r ~ year-old all-star teamn in the Cal toumamennent, Heber'City, Utah and ' Ripken Jr. League ran]inks, finished IWin Falls.ills. The Patriots were a fan B o w l i id smokking -1am ixeBd b agy dieir season 18-12. The Tl Patriots favoriteJ ata the Hebcr Valley faccd a tough schedulule, battling Flrccnickcideer Super League touma- With the announcencement that convenient enough toto allow che Wally andid Ja n S tuder and Marty7 12-yeorold teams all s wBr -n I j * E y * * r »• «: (R ' ^ r. ^ The 21st annual LOTOJA CCl lassic, a European-style bIk*lik* road rac* from Logan, UUh to Jackson. Wyo., wairas held Sept. 13. Several aream a bicyclists were among ! ? J ■> the numerous competitors■s th a t *mbarked on th* 20&fn Due to road construction,, tht is year's race was a fewr mlmiles shorter, finishing In Scott Bloxham, race directotor for the Burley Uons Spudmidman Triathlon, and Swan Valley. Tbe bicycliststs m et a t Rock’s Cycling andnd FitnessF In Burley before «Mi f iC David Jones, th e flrst vice pipresident for the Burley Uon*ins Club, present the heading out on the 'M urtaiaugh'loop,' a 52-mlle ride thathat lasted approximately ' Students of PII Sung Martlsirtlal Arts In Mlnlco High School cheerleileaders with a check for $30000 for th eir help a t the 2.5 hours. Two weeks priorlor to this ride th e group rod*d* from f Buriey to Rock Rupert attended a nationalnal tourna- / K 2003: Spudman Triathlon. Creek Canyon near Klmb*ri)riy and back, a lOO-mll* circulIrcuit, In about S hours, - ment In Seattle recently.. RlRick f e l Pictured In th e frortt row,.froFrom left to right, are: cheer’ acadviser Dean DeMoor, Pictured from left to right.t, are: Chay Courtright of Burl*urley; Aaron Johnson of ■ Farnsworth, left, took secor In spar- Danyell Garcia, Gina Rodriququei, David Jones, head cheerllerleader Tara Oick, Rupert; Brent Lee of Burleyey; Phil Snow of Burley; Rock« k Tempi*1 of BurleyUee ring and third In forms. Ray)ay Scott Bloxham, Aynsley Pattitterson and AlnsI* Grant. Greer of Burley: Justin MItcItcholl of Rupert and Quy Redd M o r nsnPNGBREAKj^ i TSJa t io n I ACROSS 1 Endurod ^ Studenit bids JT 6 Athl«l*'a )o<> F r o m t ainks i to trroops, si[igns grow all« 11 Sphere ' 14 Kemo Sobe-a — to rene;egotiate P«J * ., 15 Raplw woopon h a t I r a qq strainss U J S . r eesources 16 n o sso r Benog. . a.fl. p her currfew “ • 17Rtohl ^ ByRi'Robert Bums Ml I .ll buOduQding plai^” Cordesmah said lOM inoool i»octeted Ptb- wTttof Pentagon planners did foresee ‘RebeJ WIirMut — DEAR ABBY:Y: Our daughter, ^252 _____ Anal: >me postwar difficuldcs. They a CauM’ __ ••Jill,” began cocollege near o u r ^ ■ WASHINGTON - W --SSTAVAItAItA B L E C O PV I , ------^ ^ [EY , ^ [ON 'iEeftfor: Vir^nid S. Hutdiiikiiimi33-093t,Ext.242 M Businas I The Timcs-NcVTcws Saturirday, Septem ber 2727, 2003 Page B-7 ■ B rief'FLY IK C e t c h u im i , S . YLhoost . t s l a c k ;s e a s o n 1 e c o i i oo i n i e s ~mMoi I . cnce for th e Kctchumm Grill Swing Sw ’n’ Dixie I ] and Visitors Bururcau. n . Addided events in.fall,^ in Ketchum, owner Scott J JazzJai Jamboree. - T he ja s festiv:ival, Oct: 15- “ 6 Perking up I ^ *• Mason said. Before, lotsofMlo r^^H IIn the spring, the 19. draws arou3und 7,000 ' ♦ combinetlned ( city sales tax coltec- Dell plans toD launchI spriiring keep revenue■' local businesses' wouldw K Sun , Valley K Jm which ceasily out- nons for rotir rotallcr» In Kctchum and ' ' . ' simply d o se duringlg the Mountain Wellness ^ strips chc Combiibined popu- • sun Valleyley diduiing Octotor arc up • online music!a service rolliJing year-round lace fall and spspring FT - Festival Fej draws peo- 7 k larions of Ketdtdium ,and 27 porcenient s sinco 198S. the year I bccause there weiweren’t ||^ d D I ;>Ic pIc during the nor- ^ I Sun Valley, she sl said. before iho hotii first Swing •f>’ Dixie JazZ .* Broadening its reareach into con- ByScdcott Kraus e n o u ^ customers. H L maually anemic vHl , ^ Almosc all of chcliesc people Jambotee.se. sutner electronics, coacomputer ’"atfor TTmos»Waws W correspondent______"For m e to be abiible to ' j ^ ^ B j momonth . of May, ^ '- .- • ^ ^ 1 arc from oulsideie Ihe area. • CombinedDcd I lodging occupancy Dell Inc. said it plansins to launch its ------“ stay open yeararount it's aftifter the Sun S. The four-dayly wellness ratds for Kclr Ketchum ond-Sun Valloy own online m tuic sen«rvzce and stun HowJW do resort communitieses partly because of ci l/allcy Ski Resort ■ i fescival on Mcinimorial Day ore up fromrom • 46 percent fn 1997. «Alling /tiglfnl musicsic players and boost ' t their, economies in theIC ' events chat hapi>cn in Scott M » n <=■“doses in mid-April. otUMonlca weekend, whididl features the year bcfcbefore the first TrallIng of flat-panel televiidonisets., s« fall andan< spring “sIack”'seasons,IS, slack season,” said Ma The sheep festi. speakers sudi asm Decpak the Sheep ipTt restivat, to 56 pcrcent In addidon to inancreasing pres- whentin che w eath er isn’t right forsr who has owned the restaurantre for val, Oct.c. :10 -12, attracts an csti-• Chopra, attracts aboi>out 1,000 now, sure on traditionalI nhvals such as theirr mainstay n winter or sum-n- ' 1 2 years. ’ m ated 5,45,000 people, a mix of> locals and tourists. • October's!r's lodgingI tan cotlec- Apple Computer Co. andt Gateway m er activities? ai Ketchum andid Two events chacIt have boi- - local resesidents and tourists, lions arce up 75 pcrcent sincc . ' Inc, Dell^ move putTuts it in more Sun VaUey Vi did it by startinglg stered th e local faifall cconomy said H eath a t e r LaMonica, che fes-' city sales taxes upP------tho lestfestival started, and 43 : ' dire« competition witwith Sony Corp. threee events that, together,T, d u rin g th e prcvio'iously slow tival’s coc:oordinator and a part- ...._Thq_irnp_acc is evidentnt in collec- pcrcent sinesince the sheep festival ------and-Samsung.-It-aIsodso-signals the -'drawatr arleasc 13,000 people."------Octobers include thetie Trailing of— rim e m arijrketing assistanrfor the------. - - inoeasing integradonion of PCs and 'Hice visitors\ make a big differ-r- th e S h eep Festivaltal and the Sun ValkiIley-Kctchum Chamberr Please see RESORTRT. Page B9 ______other home entertainsinment devices, “By introducing hig]tii^-perfonning consumer electronicscs productsi thac . doselyintem tew ithJl tthe computei; i -n Idahiho firms we are ddivering what w: is most \ important to consumem ers — content EIRP] and experience - att a better value C laiDVtlNCGTHt >LACE^ helpp make than they’re currentlyJy ^getting,” said . Dell Chief Execudvee ^Michad DelL Analysts said DellII could o expand into other areas of digiligital entertain- carssmore ment, sudi as still ancand video, cam- eras, even though the th consumer electronics busing hasnotoriou^yha adva^anced low margins. The Round Ri Rock, Texas-based companymy has never , Jonan EiEdwards, T!l° ;[otod P res s ______been known as a jmxiu ofBIacl.itkfoot, .- ,Move over. Detroit, but it excels a t streamfltnlined manu- sltsato]lop a sloei- is shoi facturing and taps markets m only shnuldering in on your when it believes theyf atarc profltable. :•;? • wheeledled roller miiutnotivevc iiindustry. Sort of. Dell would not discuscuss pricing or " ' 'v- ‘0 Wednesiesday (n Idaho d«e^doesn't make the vehi- launch daces for anyny of the new - • ’ Glenns8 IFerry. ( '.‘■’Jtedinojogy finns just offerings, but said they the would be ^ H n | l-,l - help makc R e s o r t . — S ltoc]^ w^ a p u jp roughh week ,Conthu«l(KimB7 ratefts for Ketchum and Sun Valleyley Inn in Bailey is fuHdvduring both tfae tions of city salsales taxes in has ri:risen from 46 percent to 565 6 ' s h e ^ and ja s ftetivlivals, inn man- NSUSW YORK (AP) - Stocklcks prices since tbe spriiring.- BrownBrn Brothers Haninutn & Co. . Ketchum and SSun Valley, . perceicent of. rooms, LaMonica said.lid. . ager Gary Grogan sai nded their slump Frida;day The Dow Joties industzialin aver* “Thebe mostn c y ^ c al an d volatile ..a cc o rd in g to L aMMonica. o r . And1' sisince the first wellness festi*:sti‘ ' people' evra end up:p g o ^ as far I growing _ doubts about th an 974 S«7 30S.S -13 ' Iraa niK tai lanterVK OoU-OBO-BI ■ Cars_ «ha*ar»74j0*4.50: 9avar-tB.I8e _ C l o s i n g FXriXJRESF l s s 5 ’ ccottmiimiB? ' ihrott^i electronicSb’'I . Bap 9493 S I - I .•■•! >1 - gp^wSSa«l»»*ar^^ its business. TbeI firmf dftrigim, cn analjrtical > software firm •o? SooE****' ® i s ? 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ENOe Foceves. anscb at . ^ i OUTSIDE. f f / i M / : THE CORK, I dsar, M cce i ' MAO AT e. y^revTH CANT UST^ST r J A , lai! S 'lilS', -MESSY. CHAOTICC WORUOW V TEA? ,..< SIR? otheb H’ ^ SMAliSME IN THE f i . r v SWTSXspj/zsr^ 'J3; I r ~ - (W M * j B ^ A C C f S T T ^ k : OiUisEf? ______[ o ^ ^ i I b • By Bob 1 ; Frank and Emeet _ Slnne. Br»rew By John Dccring Non SSequltur By Wtlcy Ai n TM The Bom Loser By Art Sansom1 i& Chip i p # t e bN.VSlAe ^ ^lCCL^i^^^.i^\S^C.li>^KJJ^^O ^ : '^rCWKAPlKSK.V bN.' ^Y £ .A rt ? VJ£LL, U'/A K W o l ^ i TO FIGHT FU ^ •- s. PNO CHlCi.C k £ N ! • _ ® J WJT“ F _ '^ 5 ’ o S ID m m _ , _ - a ' Ifci i '* . WMi.uM^ w nw •J V' C IMIJNTTY Commumty Editor: Pati°atMana»tomo — 735^288 ' t h e , T i m c s --News N • , Satu[iirday, Septem ber;r27, 2003 P a g c C -5 . ■ T h e e m p>EROR’ e s ’n E W CX I O T H E S ______AJ sset BiUILDERS- Thisis month's asset is timei aat yard work together,er. Me and my j: '■ ■->— world? What s, that is,‘whether a younju ^ ' famiiy read th e Bittiblc. Spending kids really ' personin Is out with friends witlvith time with your fairumly is impor* ’ want to do at ■ ‘'nothin[ling special to do” two» oior tant” ' hom e is simply ' fewerr 'nightsI per .week. Springring Aloysha Holednslisky, fifth-grad* k this: slecfxinin 2002 A:Asset Survey data indicateates er at 13 . Pecxine SIchool d 3 die morning, that 58 perccnt of south centraItral “On the eveningss ^with my fami- allowing just . Idaho3 >«ungy people report havin(/ing ly, I sit outside wit]ith them on a enough time to this n« -C ommuljnttyeveE: N T S ^ — _ L o ok iiin g f aw a Ml o b ? ■ Theta KappaI studentssi coM“r «will offer a dass on anti- The dass focuses onin the basics medicine from 7-9 p.m . of fendng, such ass footwork, sponsor teldconfert(erences S e Ssdays, Oct. 1-15 at WoodI atta c l^ defense and sp; B e ss•ure a n d g p ta thih a. , . TWIN FALLS - Phi] Theta River HigIigh School, 1050 FoxAcres; For more informadorTn, caU^324- ‘ Kappa students at theLhc College of Road in1 Hailey.t 3389. Southem Idaho are' spsponsoring a The :oursccoi will focus on how to series of five satellitiUitc-dclivercd ■ evaluate;c intcmali rusting-threughi Lynwood Shopping'C i e n te r ^SOUTHERIRN Idaho} C a r e e r^ Fair teleconferences. bio-markcrkers and how to intervene The first one, “Am ‘ erica’s in ordercr to maximize health' celebrates 46 year:irs Health Carc System:i: HHow good is expcctati(ition.s. The value of nutri- TWIN FALLS - Thele l^ w o o d it and docs it needI to changc?” donal supplcments si (vitamins. Shopping Center Will cecelebrate its Tuesdaay, Septemliber 30. 20CD03 wiU be held from 5:3(5:30*6:30 p,m. minerals,Is, oUs and amino acids) 46th anniversary with1 its i annual TUesday in C srs Aspe^ n building hormonesICS, nutrition and exerdse car show from noonI to i 4 p.m. College off Southern Icdaho Gymnalasium room 195 in TWin Falls.Us. will bc discusscd. di Dr. Tom Crais today in front of ththe former The tcleconfcrencc:c vtrillv feature spccializcizes in acsthctic pla:.ric. Lynwood Market on Fileiier Avenue, nadonaliy .recognizedcd physician surgery' combiningci more that 20 There will bc a bakedcd food sale 111:00] a.m . - 7;7 :0 0 p . m . Dr. Arnold Rchlman,, wtwho is editor years exp:xpcricncc as a surgeon, in front of Hart's withth proceeds em eritus of the Newlew England mcdical.1 director, instructor, going to outdoor cducatiation for the Joumai of Medicine.>. HisK presen- author aiid aii speaker. Sincc 1982, Clover Lutheran Schoo:jol’s fourth- • FREE a d m i s ssion i i tation will focus on hohow the sys- Crais haslas investigated and pro- grade dass. tem works, who pays's f f s f AVAILAELS C O P' ‘'s. I ■ ' ' I C T T Im M M>», w Twrtn Faito. Idaho 8«turtufd«y. 8 *pfm bf 27, 20033 T2^gjjii52*^~zS5 H i oy®fev,\ I | j | j - | ^ 1|f<:-'r:--; m ’O mItc*" X ' MiM* ' K I C m i b i V micv w PiR iPA nes ^ Ijsssasafrr O II^M iia^':'.'' :. m m m i K i M i n i , ' i i 11*1 ..■■ j I ^ Q n t t8 aW» »M« ' BJJrpfmmkmmm ms» ~ a i m h o A c M 0i , l >< m M M tarfnrADm.tnrti« ■*. B E I T C R Uu x w n o N . I I BETIER■R BUILT, HH^UU I RESERIIE VDURIR HOME T O m m - g Com™vtonorHo«lkxi»i.OiiK« VI [ lOig onilx flMrt hoiTM M t inonSi. gkUBg^Dvn|m^iiptfonsl j KitUKrion DUN ^ a yOMPnMr w » - lam Lrnm iM iii di9KMiim«tftoeMit0*tJH,a«ii /.’ rt <2-«( P ...... l6l6 A d d te n A m » E M*>!UnScTMt 9 6 6 C « n M Y ftM d B ^ y^^Sj^OHW E TWINFALLS1 I n i ^ XNNG HAGERMAN^i O l 2»-324-33S4 20B.735^90 ■ ■ 93MU4 ,|.20»«37.«022 ------1^278-9305 • l-«XM40-5497 i-8oo>ffa440-5455 RQB c k 604 Fvc 324-3363 f^7 3 5 -0 S 4 8 F »c934-‘'34-5494 F a x 8374024 t a r r g t y m i)an::ixi'i:i]^ ^ ? i T r a l u l ^ W P ^ 2 BEDROOROOM HOME, cov. c l w ^ itlo, garage w ith stor- 1 large, lot. Priced right! Call Burz at 308- Z T a im M 3Sm .«108:1108223 H.uim'o I on Hwy 93, Well ‘ ;;■" ■■ ;* 4 BEDROOIKOOM 2 bath home ^ O jr >r 3-bedioom. ^balll ONE OF>F A KINDI 3 bed- ley. G ood location. <9(m A ^^^^■ H H |B ||fl cared for: { 1 M || on 1 acre. Shop & room, sewing sn room, hot FOURtB BEBEDROOM. 2 Balh ENJOYl TW less. than assessed 5 !9 H IS !!^9 home on HE PEACE & QUIET U jtr t''f « s ® S P H O U S H i Ihed.S 105,000. CaU ‘“b r«mom, 3 car garage. Home! Of Quality In your vU lank owned property ^SChSXS«P f u » t i o E IN PARADISEI S,°2l5‘’' vinyl sided, 4 bed- value, flank I or Dave Ross 539- *»««•' "Onlome and 1/2 acre Construeinictlon On Quiet room homime with nice hone joid ASS ISIS. CaU SuiJe fbr >— ho m e In Ihe beauti. ^ Into. 420-3765. ■'J^ZlO.SSM ot U»d* 104855 gardensp I, 7 ? ^ / BURLEY 3 bedroomT^I both, 4 yoars old. 15251 m u ' sq.ft.. partialbosemonti NtmPrtdanrSOO ’ NeaSOOSptrtman-ih 4x4 Ntip 250TrailTrailBlaur 810 sq. ft. unftnlshod.l ^ $128,000. Call 208-1 SIASHCD- mu a ir '5 ,4 5 0 SLASHED-mmmaty *5.752 st a s n'iCD- c d mwmer*3,160>l ______------677-6479-or-ai9-0S48rl 'MJ. 423 Parish Court.* \ I H O R T D l A 'j“ Country HomsimIM • ■ ' [M 1149 S 250 E.4 bdrm,\ 3 ...... void ocros S95.000. Boautilulliiuii a . 206-677-4915/670-4915* BbRLEY Must 800 to ap- jS S 3 r s ^ ' 'i £jk proclatol Cloan, updalod A 3 bdrm., 2 bath, 1 lovol| l ^ . B2004 Polarii 60t> RMK Vtrtliathat E4sc 2004 PtUniroORMK brick homo on Ig. com or i S ! S lol. For>cod yard, RV pork- W.0 tr.»4»-HOWOUr^7,*7.178 * p - NowoNi Y * 8 . 6 7 8 ■ .Ing. dock; palio. Wondor- .•ful n e ig h b o rh o o d . A^oll- . voiod sollor. 2201 ConantI i Remailining Or. Call 206-676-246e days org77«2302 ovos.* FAX V I 2 0 i SI J Hondc I = OR ias at f; ' I Invoi»ce! ^ EMAIL New Litieeam^r.M DL 815 lO NtwSandfifndpifcr 2 y FL2S '• Your Ad To si/isH ea^ mmmr^g,*9.995 SLASHSD-mmmmkr*12.995 ...... 1' m i i ,) '‘2 3 .9 9 5 ■mE■^ME&^EWS CLASSIFIED ^ ‘DEPARTMENT^ I NOWm uriMETOBUY!] g l l g j • Twin Falls . 208-734-5538 .iiWhentlIhestaregoinne, they'ree GONE! I NtwWiUO>t2?’RL NcwS»ndpiptr27'iaRK U S mNtxf Wildmoilwood 21'RK I. ‘ B urley S L A s i / ^ mm mr*2222 .9 9 5 ...... « ir«m i r * 2 3 . 9 9 5 ...... i^m y*16.995 208-677-4543 meeWMOmnoicvniioy.com" 701 Main Ave E. E E 1- RLER 3 & 4 bodroom hom os roady now. Sollor can 208.733.7]7700 ^ I u'.:* h o lp w ith f in a n c in g . .7703 199? CtMlman 19' LichW-----■ i2003 aReadtntkrtk n..MMji«iau>rnr» 1.800.316.7 stAsm s^m itm T *27,7 .9 \ 9 5 m m r * 5 , 9 9 5 h-iwmr*62.000[ 1 ^ I f ILER Nice homo &| I largo shop '99 mfg.I I. homo 3 bdrm., 2 bath.l .K l 700 sq .ft., 2 carl I 2 0 garago, sprlnklors.I MHtHO Tl vinyl fo n co . 2 p a ilo s .l .L 32x56 w oodshop.I: I L I N C O1 I $149,000. 326-«043* | 003 I M E R C U l I999WUdw«U2S' 19MAinntMM 1997jMjt»2S’ "'^A6^RMAN locatod on 9 L N S & ^ Qridloy Island crook sido /w this custom bum 3 bdrm^ H I N V < i2 t9 9 5 , 2 * bath brick homo, groal IRIES Af ^ room, Incld. kllchon, iTvlrtfl . & dining ro o m s, all with< I With an ^o O I C E ! %, yov*d lMtt« X falt viow of scenic RIloy ‘ M THESI r i - A S T V i E Uio b o st valu e for w ato r' offor lik* this, W ti> SSRFB3B : frontogo proporW In tho . ^Il«y $270,000. Suzanno C W O i l ^ ^ T ■ Jonson Rsaf Estate days« B W c * 9 0 .i .. 837^a116^l*^(nd8e37•6170e H I • .y*CnBtn**TrTreeriuF 701 Main AK..E. Vi Boats f--.jound.thls cozy 2 bdrm. Ve'U Do Whatever I 208.733.7700 , .C «ountiy cottage, rtxA nr»* , I.SOOJ16.7703 ‘place hardwood floors,I, i ■ viows. I e HAaERMAN welt kept 2 ^ U N COIN MERCURY ybdrm. mobile homa on 1-commercial lot with ma- i i r t t r ^ . 2 0 W 3 7 -4 136* L ssilsg S ^ ...... £.e?py- ' ■ ■ ...... ' -p-wi S^TTm—Htw«, .1 TWtn Fftllft, klaho Siturdirday, Saptambar 27,2003 EAIl E ; s T ^\TE -O FORECLOSURE TWIN FALLS Chaiharming ' LOTS A ACREAQEtBE8 KIMBERLV22/3<3 o r 3 TWINFALLS TWIN FALLS t0x6f Nood monoy fast.last. 2 bedroom . 1tb I a th BUHL ACREAGE •' BuBuild. acres w/water-oroatt view,v 6 a o r a a z o n e d H^eavy pi bdrm., 1 bath, compimputer ^ «w. PJoiiM coll 20a-280-3JO-3826*. C o m p le te ly romnodelad o( Ing site on 4.18 acretcreg In 4 mllea eaat olTwInn Fiillsf Induatrlal. All d ty senrienrlces rm., AC, c arp at, dropJropea. GLENNS FAIRY 2-b b<5 ?sr: sea.ooo. 266-735.15-1321* Melon Valley. HaaH *?!.'•w M0,000/acre. 734-9ft9659.* ' avail. $1 p e r sq. ft. W/D, rafr1g...(encadad ]yd., septic, storogo shoi ------8. 20. or 40 acres id ■ I B M •f studio. $9000 downd TWIN FALLS Foreck zoned ’ patio, shad. $ 109. .00i0 0 . ^ ‘ ®ullv TW INFALLS Hoavy Induatrlal. S8.C(8,000- Spaca 66 Creakalde SSSO, mo, 206-228-2>8-2016* 3 bdrm ., 2 b a lh .-H $4 r " $89,000. Gorgeous, 1 ( Ide Ct. I OCTO $12,000 per acre,e . 4 V Coll Mika 206-306-591 ' • HANSEN BY OWIOWNER Call 600-319-3323f 3 0/1. RIVERFRONT • 1 to 2 a cre ' bklg site IrrHldden Lal-okes, p a i^ lo roal eatato ogo 3 bodfoom. 2 Oaifi.i.homo. ho H792for.lisllnB8 VWiN t^ALU -81 Son, parcels on Rivor RoiRood, Call Corolynfcul 73M 700 dayornlgl w/offlcc. hordwoo'2; ^ • TWJN FALLS NE loclocation underground powoiwor A 420-3381 or r5V-39 14x56.2bdrm..gasap floor In kilchon. S39.S09.8W o r S42 Elm St. N. over^or 2200 . phono, paved road,id no MLSl(1070^PC«35aII TWrNTXITffTbdi)d r m . exc. condltkin new sMi boat roaonablo ott • houae commorclol! zone,zo $11,900. 20^24-4961 d y if flh (Otter. aq. (t„ completelyy updat-.u .ossociatlon foos. PI! ■ oxc. oxposuroforln-hoi-twmo 'B- 3 B | SS- od. charming. 3 bdrOdrm,. 1 FR O M Y O U R B A C Inspociion Sol, A Sun.un. 10-5 3/4 b a th , new klichoihon a n d ■ YARD! n buslneaa/offlce. 423-S4 Homo will bo sold SundaySun appilancos. full bsmimi.wtth i CHOICE COMMERCIi nigrti lo S GEM 3 b o n u s ro o m s,, family to LOT - Addlaon Eost.It 1169 STATE REALTY. INC.IN ^ s 1 6 ^ B 9 B 9 HIGHEST BIDDERJER, room , w ash room/kfVkilcho- It. Irontogo, spaeloclous .206-734-0400 Coll 808-423-W42' M2 notio, RV parkir k I n g . back lot. . K».I FALLS By ownei (2) for aala. iiiS 163.* BUHL LOT • About ha HOMEINSPECTIONS ------$116,900. 736-6163 “C’O '“ ‘•■W. on Polol yoara. Call 206-733-7809* 2000 * afnco T993,393, TWIN FALLS Nk:o dc “y'of Rd.. lo 2700 Eosi, it n ig h t Bill Bokor, 208-326-51’-5115.* w id o h o m o . A C . dA d ck mfg. homo, S15.(X)0 • p o n h to eo ck Croek fP( r iH M nV yra. left w ith 2 w oe JEROME 2400 sq,q, II,I 3 sprlnklos, Ig china cli BUHLLOTS-Slot!,?h''oi. . o r - 5 . 206-362.1095.* >d yard, 2 both, much m(moJn $19,000 oach, Soulh :____ avail. In 2003. For mc bdrm,. largo forwod y, iown. Okay lor m(g. hom Info call 206-733-9339 stiod. sprinklofs SaS.C85,000- $34,000, Call 735-02 ^ KASiffvxnzTARBr GOLF COURSE LOTT .- 1 k.si4.^B B aa!l ■ K /ollor. &III208-324-I4'‘•’^S,* TWIN FALLS No mo ■ ■ ■ Nowr com pany looking ti money acro. okay lor onlmol ■ ■ buy or lease housos. ; T down-Sell«r to0 Ipay Ploasant Valloy Ranchi ■ i p H JEROME 3 bdrm. lone __ Any price. Any cgndrtior oncod $2000 buyere ecco at. S, of Kimborly. S24,0(t.OOO TW IN FA L L S " 'T /r a d yord, lull bsmt. S53.0C . Lovoly 5 bedroom to Call 1.208-632-0734 or 1 family incls‘03gollmomborshirahip, . afoeJra?" Chock retu FILER Triple wido Morteiirtetle 1-208-912-433S* j H homo, across fromm Cily COUNTRY ACREAGE Steve Bellemm Judy Hollandd Jann Hutchison ‘ oom. fenciy ,o mov< G E- on now 4 ptoxoa. on 1 toncodacro.3bdrr)drm,. ‘i?'_ _ 5 ^ 6 5 _ o c ro 3 _ to u n fgg.-o .-i r_____Call Chuck.733:6207J ------— couniry homo, 2-1/2 acmacros- —sollors-motlvalod.'O J7— — 2 balh,'AC.-Approxr-1Bi g - -D.R.-Curtis.Compapany-— Magic-Valley------Alplne-Realty—^------w/wntof shoros. 2 i . urivo custom homo, owosorrlom o sq.ft. L o ss lhan 2 yra, oi ,^,?K by 6 1 7 N. Locusi or>r collci 'panoram ic vlows. o asi i Realty garago. landscope w 539-6441 HM Lois ot.oxtros. $120.01 outo spnnklors. storr H Joromo. m /olfor. Call 20a-326-585< k9067*torago l-anLandmark d m a fK RaaltwR ealty.^ • ___ VACATION LOT- 1. BD5?W 35iS5oTOS shod. Call 208^4-901 urod 14x66. 3 bdrm.. 2 bull ------TWINFALLSO3 uu I o I acres, sconic aroa noa^noi S ...click onI Real Estate - iHQmeseller JEROM E By Ownw ner country homo lor solosol< S Foathorvillo. $26.00C0 0 0 . t w in f a l l s hom o 3 bdrm . 2 bothI) gasgi good ahopo. $15,0000 wwill Rotlrod- sonlors down:)wnsiz- of XF. 1.25 acros. 3 bc iC. ♦ 4 bay sh o p wiih 2 officoicos, f o r c e d a ir , A C . woo RlEA]l E }ST/^TEL ■. Clayton. NASHUA *M 70) S ^ n O M E 2001 C( 2 ’« 2 ± i? B u S h 'H o m .SI Mbdrm , 1 H AQCRHAN 3 ^ed ro o m , WMBERLV t b d rjntn. . C om - TWIN FALLS 2 bed TWIN FALLS 4 b^'rb'room, TWIN FALLS for loa»loose or BUHL 2 bdrm . apts. avail, sq . (t.. 3) bdbdrm.. 2 bdrnw.. 1 bath aflH ewcm i , bath, central air Aa hMt,I 2 bath. 384 Salmorort.-rent/ plotoly rem oded e l e d . nice yard, $ 4 7 5 -f d e th, appli- R ent tjo s e d on Income, alt *xo. oond.. i>Mdi . 2 bath, family rooS5,1car , sale 5 bdrm. 2 bath, aj rock riraplaiDlaee refrig, stove. & W/DW/D 8 1 0 sen. Calf 733-1350.0. $3^^. 855-4153'S3* 512 Sth Ave E. 734-1 «se for ances, fenced yard,ird, gor-< Please call 543-8833. appls... and fum.1 M MiM be moved, $12,800 oarage, 1 year lo«s condit. *526/mo. HANSEN 2 bdrm.rm r oblle WMBERLY2bdrm,1,1 1 bath, TWINFALLS Courountry 3 5900/month -f*80qa tsecu- den. close to CSI.:s i. no Equal HousingOppoftumty.*. m ov*d. $48,000)00. Mr” 888-2180 Of 280.1S $760eecurtlydepoeli home, apple..-AC,C a to r! stovo, refrtg.. * 4 5 0 * $1 0 0 bdnn., 2 bath, largeirge g ar- fity dep. or option io buy. . sm oking, p e t neg. I-,??®*S8( BUHL Kocy Moodows IB 208-280-1420/28028oo3ir ^ ^ ■ 1 Basement Apt. 8 b< (.5104.* ^^^11423-5215289 or dan area $850. 733-:33-3834* Call Sherri 208-280-1>-1618’ $ ^ d e p . 404-6716,* refrto.&stove.171BJIB M »g«>^p«««--<23-g [If:____ know taking oppllcolions ' ' JE R O M E naw err reposse-roi ______TWI-NFALLS N o w 3 t . ' TWIN FALLS Nice .smi smoll 2 for 2 a 3 bedroom oport- ' >'.Md sln g la & doubi n |B $376Ano, pM $000m dep. JEROME *306. S " W N FALLS >^wkto H ihifllaliB i C an 208-M &4884*4* bdrm. 300 West ■.SJS'iA KiliBiaiLtabaim..n.. W /D. 2 baih, no pets/sm oi 021 Filer Avenue WeaUW bedroom, with corp;orport. ments. Rent rorwos from ■Cornea. R nanqlno - r .2Mlh «a.d«.11xlnn..T»,. *3 2 5 1 yr- l«aM $99Sm» homo Call208- ^ .8aoo*0* $35t-$518/mo. Coll 208- ’able to quallfladid b JiiA’6 B e j u s t brim ------$395. 2 bdrm...2 spacious family h> tgothbruati.Tbtanu ffy ^ fu rl FILER 2 bdrm. 1 bath.■«h. new Trailer. 212b Wei 23-5926- dop- 2308 Eastwooc wilh lud basem ent. < — T—- 543-2740 lor moro Info* , Cartaln condltkins 6all 208-324-8056 . Oulot TWIN FALLS spooli nished townhoL jwwng. Ave. $295, Sm 1 t aroa-$950 + dep. Indixaudes duplex neorpork/schoschools. ■ CASTLEFORD 1.2. S3 bdrm,. 2 bath. Je sK'^gj-asg 328 1/2 W est 3rdrd A v e. KIMBERLV Q u ie t{ mnslan- TWIN FALLS 2 Odrm,bdr 1 . wator, sanltatton. ... _ , $485. Coll 208-733-1313-1359* ' txfrm apartm onis avail. ^ u n tta x . Qolf C ourse. Avail.all. 0 ^ 6 FILER 2 bdrm, molmobile *325. Sm'. 2 bdrrIrm., In borhood 3 bdrm,' i 1 W t ; balh in country. $50C500 mo. 3B0 Orandvlew Nor — ■ . now . Ront bosod oh • • ' 20»4»(M>168/423- home, $2eo/mo.o t w i! country, between JJ< e ro m e tiomo short te rm1 Iclease. lBt,lastandcleanlngilngdep. bdrm., 2 bath withh'^lce TW'N FALLS spolloo)II08S J Incomo. C all 543-8833. ' M and Twin Falls offiff Hwy. W/D hook-up, n icc e s iz e ro*- roqulrod. Avail.111. 10/1. nolohbofsandllvlng.Ja .s a 7s bdrm ., 2 t>ath homo.™ ’no°o i Housing Opportunity.’ $e00. Call208-731-8070.* SO R ^0^' contra! air. Sin . Kir *09 16x78,3 bed Jkfier Call 208-324-79(w a . * yard, outside p e l. $6i 0.* ♦ d o p . N O P E T S lig/pois. EDEN 1 & 2 bodroom opls. ' ;:2 bolh. Must sell In' JEROME 2 bdrm., ^ county t»me by Plej>leasant TWIN FALLS 2 bdn -atety. Call 206-654 ■ B l i QOODtfM 3 bdrm. 2 b s ? f ; A ° s r iW/mo.-f « T h o m p s o n P r o p o r t y • n 6 View Oolt C ourse. 4 txtrm, 1: both mobile, private 1-6665* ' M onogom ont 731-1779* • •tr208-431-4903.‘eb - ' ®cr®> remodeled. 2 $ 5 0 0 d o p . 208-731-661 SEM ®PPl»- W /0 h o o k -i-u p , 4 oppls. storage. 423-5 !i_____ BDHTTTamr; sssJsasssST - I - . FILER 3 bodrocm . 2 bnth. : TWIN FA 1X 8 exceptoepttonal- h o m e a , n o p efi.T t s . S !? acro.S900.mo.i-de( TWIN FALLS 2 bdrn BRAWLE'2 ■ TWIN PALLS Vory nl< THEMQMT 733-C 2 bodroom. largo' yo 3 250 N. 230 0 E. «B. 6mls. ly nice 2 bdrm.,., 1 battl !«"»• R«nt stertl.>rtlng at HAQERMAN Horse fc both, W/D Incld.. no S ' Pl'or H .S. $475/monih'. . mobllo. Family poipork, lg. ■ $450.$S00.543<3>-6342.* Long lerm rent, seiJ^!£5! d u JER O M E 3 b d rm . 2 bath 8H0aH0NE4l0N.CI. Cher- 553S * $400.733-891 REALTY 153 Austin $450+ dopo mobile homes, no Roterencoa. 206-734.6; Coll lor appt. 206-733-6691 * yd., partially fsrwed« 0 . n®w b UHl 3 bdrm farmn i hoi m e ^ on 7, fen 5 l ^ lono term, *475 + de 0. *500 TWIN FALLS 3 bd w ater heater, sm S r 734-5858* swamp with outbulldlngi 324-8903 o r 543-83 1 bath, carport,•t. i n o w - ______T W IN F A L L S . 2 bd subsidizod- 1 bdrm. opts, qooler. m u c h moro, t : s ; s £ f o*o*o*o*o*ow<★ 0*0 carpets, paint. Baseff Iroom. h o u se A o n e txfrm bs i®-" 2 *0 small pasture, avail semont, TWIN FALLS 9 bodro m “« Wost Sido Coun, for ■ opproclaie. S16.S0aBWVofc ,41,. ,„u|„d, 2103 o r JER O M E 3 bdrm . LcL o ts o f TWINFALLS No smoking/potB.1. $695$ 7 bolh, acroogo. ronont or opt. lor ront. togolhor t >l23^17/S41-»41»e storage In basem nw senior &/or disablod, <1-6625.* . 643-8373 Of 490-10' im e n t. ‘How to stop payingg renr t -»$695 dop- 208-734-614-aOM' buy. Coll 208-733-13E359- soparato, W/0.J-Q-. 0' ' Cloan. nico noighbor- ^ = . _$^»^_dep^324-•fc inni '8- foncod yard 19; a tta c tio d g o r a g o . o ■ m Ridloy & Kings. 3 opts. bath, fenced-back’: ^ ■ Vd 1-6864S3-4177 Id# K kltchon. $750. 539-08 R w e avQitabto. Coll Shirloy no peta^m oW ng. $5(ises. o*o*o*o*o*o*< •QgOS- ocroos, 3 bSdroom s, t TWIN FALLS 3 bdrmlirm.. 2 s ib ly 4 . 3 4 x 7 0 s)i ,5 , , R uw ...... » i.a 5 ^ IMP...... Msnp...... imc ...... m n ^ UTHASAVWGS.....-tUC *cn>RTRa«TE...-»joox90 O9 0 0 nCT0Rrn{8ATE...UW \ m OUH pace. 9 0 0 ^ ^pRict....»j4w« l l W M j / M ? » X W j H If Low •: •8 c P»«flids,Low ‘01 Hond |: I . 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TWin Fall*, M aho 8 Mururday, SaptMnbOT 27.20031 ______\ S . \ JEROME $295. 2 j? i^ ? » ? ,:’ WMBERUy LaigoW 2 t w in FALLS Very• r y n lc e TWIN FALLS 2 bedro B e »w WTs C(0 ^ p L Bm i f i r • a B K E Q s m i •Silwodo-pflcloB.,100loodsdw/lowMilul I6950T MrbxMw/CompodOiicI)iKl t707lC ■ •S£T Rg.. b o c M w / OnJy 16,000»MI«II Mit 171157 ^ W at *10,995 VI ' 4 Auto, Fuiy lootWw/Co.:oBipod0iKl»7075C b»W U inuK VV4, Auto,Air CondiKwiing w / low MiMMletl 170167 W as *13,995 $ ' Wa. •14,365 $ 1 Was*16/«95 $ 1 O NOW ^ 1 2 ,9 9 5H NOW 11 2 , 9 9 5 " NOW I d1 l , 9 9 5 IB W €■0110X211 » M K E m O l •SAHASA*rtg,.SSp.«lwU/lowMil«l#6W8T ______•. -IJMIIiD-.Rll.Imfcdw/Onl/l ...V'^ITH 1rHE .'i ASSIFIi FuI,l T w y LOST Ehgiish Polntan ■ k ^ l l M m at*, black and whit*! l e e i f : ■ [C 9M■ k ^ lB I ir a iu H blu* cotar. 3 yta.okf. Loel Maa. n > ^ Lot 10 kl Blocki1 ^I aom atim aa aa aoelata tf wd|wttfi t) * * d o f T ru st • x * o uJ t*ta di * d <1/22/2000, rw iord*jad to aoceaa pubilo rocorda ird a 8W of Burtey. Caa Nick « :phon».0«1y7afl-44r55^* jntvOennla*,UnKM IM wa on NoMcnbcr 4, 2002003.! South 93 HatQhta P.U.o1.0 .. aald real property. 8Uldal< by Rax O. Borlaa aam n d 12/8/2000. und*r instrij a o « < ia a « 2i* 438>4i8r 4 2 3 1/a 501 Av*. E .,,T T M n r t f t o h o i g a l l O:OpAM.cM, ol acC ordlne to th a ONIoliolal aale will ba mad* wnhoihout Daberah 0. Borlaa.. aaai menf No. 2000-01911'is; e “"-SSSSSSiST' L6 > r fiamoyed Xl' fiure 'P «ai,ID 83301 oato Ptat tttaraof. fliad m Bo«look covenant or warranty'r*^ ra huaband ind,wif*.. aa Mortgage records ef TwlWin P l e a s * a d d re a a all le g•gal a l ' 'whit*, maie naui*r*d:------U a t diM e«*h pym tiJnJiS In A lllft^ Tm? 4Etoroii!irow. 17 el PW » « t P a0a(a) 13.1i ganSnig title, poaeaaakmn o0 r Grantor, to Twin Fa>e TWoTith Palla County. Idaho, th e advertlaing to: R ^ blu* eye. left brovm , ______w l t>« Mcaptadb » 2fl 311 Swond StTMl.Nortrlorth. O tilolal fla o o r d a oi Twlwin encumbranoaa to aatlaflisfy and Escrow Company,'. aai s banefteial im ereet In whltiiteh LEOALADVEirnsmO(O w ibiue apot (n tt. 1 yr. o k l UMUU.NOnCI~■ _.__ byB.-OOPM Twin P M i. 10. M l t t pub*hM o Palla County. Idaho. TheTh tha obligation aecuredj t>yb Tnietee.fortt)eben*fRatxar>d la p rea en tiy h e ld b y.lndIdy TTt*T1m**N*w* •. .R*w a(dt200Call SoulftLoeuMMMSIora _ auction to tlw M gbM[Wd- t We Truataa haa no k n o vdoe ^ and purauant to the powaw e r aecurfly of Indy Mao Bankank. MacBank..F.S.B;,Th ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ E HOUISA!iU CUH UU IBLB e t i C aa r s D 1 c a l ljlir R ed i u c e IBHSHB ' ' M B • MB _ M s r a s i i i . j j s B s s r . ’ £ 1 !S !! 1 1 i i i * * F * » * | M i |§* w p m u » ^ u s r a i odaYioTwimiToai m s I PM i O WBM M l 1 M im iiw u I j^^5BjQ2n^2jQ 2 3 0 H Hliilil! U M D k P l IC A M«IM« ■mmwu.aominem$armmaMSHP' t ME HH IJMIM m j fSI : ’97FordAsini< «7i ■ C 1 2 T tiiw ii Ntimm v s , TVvin f a l l * . Id a h o SSaturday, a t Saptnnbw 27.2003003 * ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ COWSTBtiCTKXION ______DRIVERS ... INSTALLER . MEDICAL NANNY- ' WBLDira^. u u m u u ji Concrete Flnlshaihor m u st b e ' Immediate positkN(Won tor r e - Dish Network RSFBPorg^ nN&LPNFTp<' pdaillons. TaMrig appUcitloifMkms llve-ln ExpMlancodstalnisl i m Sted ^ ■ F A X ; a k er, 2 1/2 welders, pipe fltt«Itters and |liU l|ieiia abta pass drugug le o t hovo . "»*>'* O J I 'J ! ''''"Ivors. ' Roq: zalion Is look>kingfor SoSs^t^^’lt ■■■■■■■■ own transportsjrtatlon. Call Oo«l M V ^tass,us A COL. professional on I Sto^ year old, alngleg le p a r e n t min wrtghts. . TRiSRXHET^a«SaCC*ffH Michael 20e-4£•423-4527* Call 1-877-628^1641 ts or people 10 Install Rehab housahoU, oountruntry ran c h S h e e k a y S h e e t I W Y O U R “\„ ------m E E TESTS.tTS. Always - —syslom s in Twinj'Siii F -sSijE b6 4 3 -6 4 0 r - living. M ust haveive resume- - ...... SERVICE . . . i.| and^eferencea.E CATTLE 3 J«r*aybiybuBs, 16 PilE E Kttten. Female,Fei k BEDROOM 5 piece ssa l, KINGPIL1.0WT0 ...... I ...... moa. oJd vlroln.I. AAl $760 M o etly b lao k , $100. DMng table one meareesarxtapMboxea oach or all 3 foror i* 2 1 0 0 . aO*<97HBa«3.* ■ chairs, $76. Chests t o f newi s t i l l In p la e tK ' Call 636.6312.’ FABB kittens (3 draw ers, $ 2 5 .2 eiend saedflc«*240.42»«3S0 m s ------m other cat lo a bdUBLB dVBM aimifm o? SUNDANCE *00 8Sp ^ 7 laWee. Can 734-0932,*h l _ nFf<$R3uFrsS5r^ Hens and RooatoeteiB home. Cafl 324-647 *^amwtotom*r,I W IHB new QE profile. b>®oK, person exe. cond.. S2i BgDR55iTiE¥Tpie;lece, _lealhsr..w lth.heat an ------Caliaoe-739^78 3 2 *— (irtBB kittans adoi • $860. OE Compelpaotal Cat 206-438-6431.* *399. Brand new stilltill In m a e a a g a . * 3 0 0 . C a = - r 0* •, SHOfiOTGO trash compactor 16 In. ^ 'bI o e ‘a^ Also ttw mother cat ------box. Bed, rails. dress BOXES, Antique hill i BeAurmiLPiAMOf>$3000 CEMENT MIXER 33 iMintn POTATOES Local, peatl- ’ Iturday. Sept. 27,2003 ^ . white iron bedSVa'SS: S )f a Y)r new. w n a e l for $171760. * hltoh. $400. Aftor' 8ell 543- cide free. Quality whole- < _ _ ; _ .B u lch e d b lo c k IslI sla n d . I A \ y\ \ dsRver. 208-733-781810* 6Q40. Daya 420-3897,8 9 7 / sa le prtce. R e d s M Iba for $12S.Cafl20e-737-4 i n (iEIXOatudentatzaw•w'caae LATWAtlea, threechucks. chu $16. Russets SOIba for THE ACES 0QN BRIDGE^ Bobby Wolff CRIB unuaed oak wnr f n ■■ and bow. In veryy Igood center rest. bite,. mmi u^ $12.Cea208-74d-0408.' ; " ■ fl trass, $200. Black^ < youf* ■ corxttkm. $600. CMWMya mora. i r awing. 36*S6*oen- c I puter daak $60, c ai I ter. atand. $ 11 0 0 0 0 0 . bath tub. $ 100; gasS S ' S AD BjaSg 934«74.* ■* "isth{ the kin g dead? the empiroire un- NORORTH W-37-A a r $76. left handed i ■ T tM ^ ^ N E Ww is son Kelly KE-3. cucustom PRECISION Woodd M8i w . posstissessed?" A 9 8 kone $60. Ca» 734-7 c -o • canying case, like:e new. Micrometer adjuslmc J 6 • SSSSi CLASSIHED itment. WANTED 6,000 gaUon bulk ‘ — WilliAm Shakestespeare ^ ^ f , ? _ . , $47Tyol1er. 206*734<(-6919* Ideal for Intricate,•-£15’* ci »■«!«• Call 208-733- Q 5 4 16'x40'x36’ forT ss e a l i d DEPARTMENf QUrTAHAcouatkaYS?^Mnaha projects. $435.733-1051-1030.* 3634* ♦ A Q 9 4 2 bkl sale. CaO S36-22•2283- 208-734-553538 FO-140wA»se.Exc< JERdirE(2>cCfnanw n b e i^ OR condMon. S2S0,734< WANTED 6.2 Iller diesoi - - . Knowing Kr when to duckck and WEST ...... EAST ahl|M,t1160ea.Wll ongino. Good condlllon. 543 tote. Bundy atudeoM Runnlng.Call 208-825-: whenlen to win tricks is one; o t the- A 10 6 3 A K742 lransferreoof$300. ) • - $250. Lark 3/4 sttxtof hard( Eng oul of ure a 212-2 ( B U h L E Y ) - ■ 5262 leave mossge.* rdest parts of the game,c. Look V Q lb 5 4 V 9 8 3 i ______din $250. WashbumS " * APPLES F„JI.. RM a l ttoday’s o defensive proboblcm, ♦ K 8 ♦ J 10 7 6 I1 JOQf^INQ etroller:f T t T — I acoustic guttar with)hanl h clous. IdaRod. Pluir>iun?a: WANTED fishing b o a t., : w henlere declarer'W iris the opc) p e n in g A J 7 6 3 ♦ K 10 . '* Washer/dryer $150.50. Colt *******r * * -case$250.206-678-0I-0356* Rod Delicious, Itallitallan, 16-19', Slmllanto or 206-46M797.- PIANO Kawal studKi,n g,,. Gauge. Close to> TwinTw Arlma Soa R angor.' ! heart'art'lead, with dummy’s jacl«vs. Prtvate Pany On FALL CLEAN-UP dlcTroek,$35.C Coll 208-732-5649*1?^__ Eveiything reduced Coll 775-289-6611 foundnd a sparkling opening leac 206-735-e378.* Call u a todavl ; D Com or fax 775-289-2011* - . S o u t h West North ^ East BI (2) Tho Times-News Ify[fyou play the club king. R~E8ER\/E0 CSi Is REMEMBEI-r» Tomatoes WANTED Rainod on or^ . 2 4b Pass BasketbsBI se a so n tlcttictots Classified Depanmeiment Thatt>lrthdayadyou.pla Peppers cansGI see th a t d eclarer will mai< 2NT Pms 3SN T All pass 2 so m e tim e o t c In 77 moldy hay. Low quality: le a st Ithree tricks from the i $400 for bolh. 735-22-2221.* 733K»31 oxt. 2 Tno Groen Beans low priced hay. For roping ■ SHe016x67nhlgh,w(^ 677-I042.- TJm08-News?N0M Is the Watormelon suit.I. T here a re two m ore wini time lo co m e pick up y sleers, any amount largo! inners Opening lead: Hear); a r t f o u r w/IKtIa Attached shodiod4x8' ' , , or sm all bolos. 731-0103*; in duidummy (the spade ace:e a n d $800. Coil 206-212-6£’•6277* ★ ★ ★ ★ *★ * CallMgSeW.*. h e airt rt, jack). Surely hc can m - t i l s s J WAf^TED Shell for '91 make ^ITHITHE T ACES ' TOFAa'LOVESEATKi ^ s a ,------^ ^------S GRAPES Now ready.Jy. U-I Ford Rangor. standard fourr tricksIr from his own hand,id . A c- Paddle boat and trailertrs ieties.' cab. Perta or whoio ■ 0M7-B ^ 3 2 9 . ^ I & sBEDHIM pick. Concords 4 varietie co rddingly ir there must be m o r e $550. Rototlller no< M H 536-2284 or S38-5421*21* Suzuki tIOOg sorlos c h amces n c for the defense if , work $50.206-543-595916? R ead Th€l e GRASS ft FRUrr STEERggM cycle. Computer, work- don't't Fplay tlic club king. After.c/a,“ S„„,hho,d. WASHER/DRYERI K on- GENERATOR S e a rs Com-C< fed. 500-6001ba, no3 hor-ho *'*0 c p a rts. \ 9 8 moro ElNo.$120pair/oi panion 5 500 w att, hei^eovy monos, steroids, or antitanX- Call Mark208.733-6760* d cc larlarer's play in the clubb s: u i l RCA VCR with rom( r G !"o': C la s s if ie da i s duty, u s e d o n e tim e.. PPaid otkn $550, butcher refe WANTED TO BUY sugge;igests hc does not have ♦ Q3 5 4 $35. 18‘ RCA TV.. $40.$ $630 new. Asking $5$500. ' all avail 208-423-4898* club> jajack. If he did, would hc Life stride walker, $130. $1 If®__ S n o w plow lor o 4 whoolor V Q 9 4 2 Call 208-678-0366 ____ POTATOES Freshlyy dugdu 4-5.000 watt g e n e ra to r, havee trtried to take a club finessisL"?° * * ^ AB door, $30. 734-5(1-5085 E v e r y D a y after 3 pm. • a y ! ,h. '•oriT » SE Idaho potatoes inin 505 L arge pack to fit on Q O)n ni this deal, played in thee 1905 ] South West NNorth East Find tno equipmentI |you Ib. bags. Reds. Russotiu o lts horso saddle, ; Burop M - — - ^ jiii.'irff HTEfften j j g l M i So)uthejrn lcdaho► Caneer IF a ir, Tuesi5day, S e p ttem b>er 3(D ^ ■ H m 1 1 :0)0 a.m..-7:00> p.m.«• C SI Gymna c )sium E • ExiExperts on hand toto give you the bestst advice on your reresume • Professional andnd Technical Careerr Opportunities — Resunnes-Piusrl^-Darcle-Bobrowski- ;i------•-Explore-Educatiotion-Advancement-F-Possibilities ------^ College of Soututhern Idaho • Full, Part-time, Entry-leveLandEi Tennnporary PositionsIS /Available W •A\ < chance to' win on5ne of the exciting piprizes donated by • Discover Job Op[ipportunlties with LocalLi Employers pajarticipating emplciloyersi • • Career Travel Pos'ossibilities FromAgriciculture to Saleses to Healthcaare to Professisionals, thereV Isa career hhene for you!/ I ,.]E m p loy i e r s a llI In o n e; p la c e !■ F ree ACS-Workrk Force & Coifimmunity Solutions Idaho Horrme Health & Hosrspice AdiImissloiml Ag Weeklyly ' Idaho StatI t e Department of Corrections . American Ss ta ffin g Idaho StatI t e University in TwinTi Falls Avon, Carei'en Brow ne & Irerene Fosat Internatioi>nal Air Guard Beauti-Coni•ntrol Cosmetics,, IRichelle Ecker Internatior>hal Galleries, Inc.ic. KGIC V AMLEY Boise Statete University in T\Twin Falls KMVT Teleevision REGUIONAL MEDICAL\LCENTER Cactus Petetes Kraft Foodds Cassia Regiigional Medical Ce:enter Lithia Mot CallJl 208-735-3267'oremail c [email protected] iformatioii. . - i I com for more inft - ■ ■ . 5' iwa, Twm Fana, Idaho taturturday, SaplMnbar 37,3003 " 'P ' ' OTAiirapiDMaMpaptanpa VAMAHAWBigBlB a a r 3 6 0 MOTDfl HOUB ftorRan^ e r ^OSA'97 94.S‘.5t»i« TRAVILlira'SBSil'8 r . 6 t h I m im . 2x4, low mllaa. e,k>waa ^Talidaa, 3 axlaa,riS i rpaU. ahapa, •2900. Cl j o S & ■ ! T S a a s aM274.* s 7a»71920f63»< ■ E5£,*222;j® ffi J L JAA WlNNIBAaO *•• L SSSS S B eHIVV**iyb'aarjai rtjojy 600 37 1/2 fl. M any opi S3S5r??giS*9*r •16'power M too^ ] CONNECT b o o m t r u ^ AWaen Al TTiSl^ •. Powar Mtoh lack. axe. oon^10,S00/oniVoflar Cab,4»lleBde*«0to 4x4.1200 mllaalea. good Big diaaal puahar.,;T m k : A w a tH v 26 . W TTH oondltlon. •460i800 firm . lu x u r y , lant oondNton. $2000 .7n.i«eidaya- E o ^ CUSTOMERS Cal206«3»2140 - art fer Ruw7a»62t INTIRBTATB *01 ar.7xl6,tandami WHO ahort box, na motorc ~ '— ^,‘^~Tb2^SlO O O ; CaM , ~eantral heat *A/C.-C...... great condition,i? 93 5 ? ? NEED trana. •600/otfar.i Ca l whaal. Muat aalf^i •Sparetire Rm. Caa 206.63941-■ rRuwao»7»>«tg 20B-734-6649.* W H 6*f<3/4ton, 4Wft, haalth probtoma, 342^*1^ Can:7S3.7176(0affH . YOUR 7 :’ViU[ afters pm. 7iW9fl p x m n r s a e e s SERVICE et*lV V '^*tiTi T-4x4-2 ^ OOK, rebuilt soo. 4 ap. . X CONOINTflA'HATOflB ALUUINUU BOA■ E H lr, n e w uaed, paki •O lAiM ateel flatbed, many extras. W nTfllK ARTldCAT;»6 ■106 n ralaW a. SSOOO. CaB Ala ! 3 'ia ir - aaa • 6000. f t a w sI6B.* a . A d v a r t i M I n i Honw MOO. TiavMaval. 6760. trailar 12'. •900/c IflO'traek. PSIpl1060 oo~ loaded, tow vahlcta'sn>U PROWLER'•> 23' *' 73»«ra8/7944962evai R une A toefca great. DsfM jpulMOKlfnMr.M. •SSO. All h .p . m aroury ou i iD lo M Ford F-350 Pow arloaded, 8: contained, many •»[«•a> TRAILBR >172^^ £2^ $3gOQWtor« fao»oB r f lo n o 6* t h * e M V V 9 3 k 2 5 0 0 4x4 3/ 3 64426* m e ler« ? 0 0 . 316-< lO oC duany.4dr,f^toiowing, $6000.CaB20B«7»4 yyijio, 3 ' d e e p bad; U '^tSSS? SJ‘28SSo.V4S?M • cu ato m lza d for tovi t o n . e x t. o a b , AT. AC reKBWTto^duefiTT CAPHI 'U Bay'lin ROAO R UNNEN ’66*M i 7 fi whelala, leaf apr , erm aa. PW , PL, MatdUn Z ' / b M PbLABia MXLTI!i:______Mlllng both for 646 rM tw auaiAnalon •SOO/co/offer Dlractory flah/tkl, 67.000 c LT RMK will c o n ild ar aaprfrli alngle axto. ralrJg., i • ftearolaae shen. ExoaOar offar. CaO 206-731- 2 0 6 ^ « 0 ^ ^ g ^ sth wttael bal. dual ■ S S S . W , ; ’^»99hra. Calt206.837-60£j.*• h e ate r. O ra a t for hui 733-0831 ayt: 17 ft. on d,|u„ 6382 hra; $1 IRAQE $1500. Aftar 6 543.< B* Anew dree. 128K.NBi. i s a s m f r v m CdVEREORVSTOnnable Daya 206-420.3897. i-— ^4600. After 6 543-6040. locaaaort- Yaarly malntananc ' ^1001.^^1^1jj^ H BACKHOE caie secs e H k V r m fiiM tv io 3l. ftcop*. Tmco 3-»i trailar Wtota of aoc • n e a bv fot rant, Raaaoni 4000 houra. extia bud Daya 206-420-3697.* ' condition. tS25 «****^- 8 M3-<7 £ « M 0 ralaa. Call 206-643.21^22: ROAD RUNNER 'V'7 4 26'. Ion a x t cab, axe. feond. 4 0 . D a y a oaya 206-420-3697.' •11,000.206.786.316: 66K 611,900. 735-0770*i ^ ' FORD •92 F-165’Xl V: • 20»«(e-S224.* ;;.?SW.;Sio' F»REBALL7»26ft,t;■ S‘f> wheal, good' shilUIS!- TOTJaiRTofBilaorr :______g 0 6 .4 2 0 g w .« Redone InaTda, aw raUSTiSJJSTOH------Tzz:r ahortbox, 4x4, V8, auto, JCCCT------j-ray y a POLAniB *01 8001 Cond., $3500. 423~< ' » 7 5 0 0 o r » 7 6 a m o n . 6 Hb W ’96 Turbo Diasel naw brakea/tlrea. aharp >666. new h e a ta r/w a ta r fti "gggj. Uquldatton 4WD, extended cab 30.06. n«w. S4« CAfrf 9nn anowchack apa« ^•crdaya423-65t 1979 International 5V t truck. $6906.42M123* andem - & pum p, ptumblngI re(rJ S S : 5 ..I 2 102K .toethar Interior, A- I C M 2 0 t - 7 3» e «^ 0 ^ foot, I/O, 3 0 2 Foi Immlona FLAT BED 2 0 ft. tan w h e e le r . 20 foot dui hp. Saata 6, Incl 111206. T aka'lt hunting. £28C V d^ •14,500/otfer. 206-632^532^ F O R D ’S3F 250,W tinutilty REMINdTOH t’lod 2. $3500/ runa axe.,, V-forpe axla, HD. $650. Call':.1069.* far 420-4562 o r 7354 a t M b e d $ 10.000/offer. Ifl!!?*? 410aer206>4314109*09* b o d y , V 6 , A T, A C . P S , ' 3', full ohoka,100 i mag. knaaboarda. ate. 9 [C.,80 0 543-4064/435.770.K CZT 16 m aeM na trail a . $ 3 2 S . offar. 206.734-661I ml«.Paca'964plac« Sftvag* modal 1< ■ahart* a n c l o t a d . P k gilacatrtr. . c ______SALEM BY COBRA — electric brakaa $4S( CMEVY'0 0 1/2T Silverado I 10. 3 0 6 j e r ftKl**f TI5araKi !R 75, Sth wheel, glide out U io e 4x4. e x a cond. but higl cal. Varmlntsarlaa, »c. COOA $9500. Call 206-260-( AC, ENQINE '66 DO^^~3fa 31 8 , o ffar. 5 1 0 J O b a c lih $ 3 0 5 . S t o v a n1 a a t, r nyw . ^000 w/traJlar, axe. HOLIDAY RAMBLERI con. $6700/offar. 423-454 laok mla. naw trana., $11,000,000. FOHD '96 F250 4x4 Std. »6-41Br or 42^6442.* »S<7* V6 throttle body btjedJedlon. $8000. Weber Bla 311.20^dotiWla al m o d a l $3000. Jaff O 4 * 6 - 27 ft. trailar. aalfccond. 176.527 mla. makeI offer.off B eauty p ow er aciaed.,12 d . CalDeva0206.324^r»41* c ab , cnjiae, air, 26K mtfe, $12S.Ca«707^1>< y n v lw ? TRAILEfl‘03 2 placa, talnad. varv coed (82*ci S e A S O N ENDID Catt206«43-6444*44* footbar$1600.WMtam 77T <7600, ntoe. 934-6574.2- •ce,rtd a $2300. 206.677.236S■ T ^ BLO W -O tIT BALI CHEVY *00 4X4, 1/2T m m n r n n r T^ o i aaatar.«OOec.w/nk6 on. rida off. atm oat i 36 Inch powar trea» • • • ehen, e x t c ^ , 3 door,r,m ext FORD-96F3SO,4X4,pfe SOOWInMao. LamI7 0 0 B O L Low hn. <3950 Yai • uaad only 4 tlmaa KIT'9 6 32 ft, 2 door, s. On all remaining Tal $1200. . c o n a $ i z o o a 324-7113.'113.* e r Stroke « e e e l, AT, K , • ■m inted apacial.206.420.6fi w)ntar.$t600. laa laat badroom, Starac^ ’5 RVa.StIIiagoodeal AC, Crulae ImmacuUile atalnlaaa ataal S5& DODOE 'H FUm CU ig. 20»fl3g-7D3a.'* r s i a r r a Call 206-676-4067 • k h ^ tten o f larger sllda-< ■ ptekup $9400.663-1010* ftlA6Wifff»y6 S OST- i95^ 6th wheal a tra< L—- 4WO. 22'tandem axil ------Cuddy Claaato. La*•?“ YAMAHA ’0 3 RX1 B. Ja^l. CADILLAC ’69 4 dr. r Denntoat260«220oii,000 trailer 208-4S8.6717*' FORO '99 F2S0 Power- --- trallarB. Financing av . Kitty a t 260-1220.* S u p ar M ao lExpraaa1 2 25 hra. 4.3 liter < 4 1 6 m il . a x e . CO _____ a b l e 6. w e o llo w t Orica, ------atroke, aupercab.tongbed. aynltiatle atock,1 2 g a . ttarndrlva. Ilka\ 1!2LLn *7500. SKMKX) '96 er. 31 moat for your cle ! ^ 2 ^ ’o'? ^ ^ 3 Ilr.m naw. FORKUFT C at V60 6,0ondl. DODOE ‘96 Ram 4x4 SSK. $23,500, w « oonakt. •hapa, S17fi/ot«ar.:k, good «nd oot. Tona ol a MXZ. with 11/2*’A tn «‘t4 0 KIT '9 6 SDortamaatarnicro. trade, CheVY'66 3/4tonpick$1950. Ib., akto ahlft, S fL fori1019* 1500 SLT extended er trada. 20»-431^)60r $2500. Ca» 208-731 < «., 2 bdrm." ACTmli -=35 c ab , ahortbad. Ve, AT, nlngao*l206-730-( $790(yoffar. 676.20 tta r y , B e rt H ertM u g h Motelotora No motor. $600/oll300* propane, exceOant oon FOHD O, F-ISO, J66Z* iw nTeM H i w iiar r - ^ x v — rnalto. low m la a . •4 2 0 0 Qood oond. Haal ptaanr.«asasa»«4a 20*- V”‘i • • ^ 9 problami. muat aa1102* raraKTOTVIHiSTJiS i t •10.500/offar. Call 20 ------a«ipMftta«Dn4ndBi 436-17«0 20i-a»-110e ra - —.—“ 7------— ' ------—— dM M aerMn odomat E E S s S ’ --ijt o n h r >20 mllaa. 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FAST APIPPROVALI NO APPLL»LICATION FEES. ^ . . • rolei ms In gretulate. hiin, Slubariati said, who ^qiaqih was detained in mid-Ju 'was with Fbqih as5 1h e spoke. as,poli»licc (sacked down on thoS . . TOLLFREJ ADVANTAGE FINyINANCIAL GROUP dout ^Riqihhadbeesen in soli- wHow> were suspected of instigaciiacing' \ ' 1 (866) 271-1240240 Ug quu a k e s an on taiy confinementat withouc trial the countiy^co largest protests!cs in icial Succcss! I • Thur riend throughout the ]period of his monthitiis. ------KUSHmO,-Japirapan (AP) - T h e — violent jolt threw.JiW.SadiikoKatsuCa K |U back into.bed whei'hen'she tried togo b9 B downstairs to her h restaurant. BnS where dozens of irice bowls bad . . crashcd to the flooloor. Yet within hoursluis of Friday^ pre- ' dawn earthquakeike - the .woiid%' most powerful in :2.5 years - she . ® i i p ■ and other rcsideiidents of Japan*^ northem island of Hokkaido were counting themsel'selves IucIq* and resuming life as us Damage in>n}} tl;the oia^tude-8 quake was rclatiiatively hght, not cnly'becauseit stnstruck deep tmder the ocean but alsoso Ibccause people m M in' this quakc-pronrone region were ■ | K prepared. Powerver and water resumed after sevecveial houis. And of more than 400100 injuries, most rt fro iif"^ were minor. Shop the M '■“I thought for' susure this was the r v o c:eeds e benefit Big One.” said KtKatsuta. “But ic s looks like we gococ 1by with just a for Speda graders f reciieatron. few broken disheses iand windows.” . There were noI re]reports of deaths S a t i i r directJy caused by the temblor; which struck at 4:5(4:50 a.m.TWo fish’ ermen were missiissing, and policc ' Car S suspected they m:may have been . swept away by csur5unami, or ocean . waves, that foUowcc S at, S( A wide swath of the island suf' W Soldl^^ fcrcd damage: Thetlie quake buckled Noon roads, capsized fishfishmg boats, and c ^ d in part of the ceiling of tiic afrport in Kushirhiro, 560 miles northeast of Tokyokyo. The dcy of y I ^ ^ /as believed to be i ^ one of the harderdest hit. Some i 370,000 homes lost«electridty. . In che nearbarby d ty Tdmakomai, blackack smoke and flames rose into th