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■>n-- M-! ASI. T l WST f l ■ _ Twin Falls, IdIdaho/95th year. No.0.344 Saturda;!ay,;Pcccm ber 9, 200boo ______...... 550 ccnts • ' i 1____ jCOODiMOI3RNINC___ < W e a t o e r MS“( day: Mostly M n tffe c 3ore;’schianc(:e S ' " >uir today, - ance of rain ■_ -|llQ f" pr sn(snow^same itdees o rd er Rulinglg sends natI t i o n into u nicharted tenrritory ^ tonight, but with snc B8,low24. By David S. Brocro d e r = ' fro m ii. I have not: usedust thal kind - h a ni < d r e c o u n t ' TbeW^ngtonon P o s t______PageA2 An up^ntMown day of language, but unfdjnfortunately it KnithtRklitMdwNwrtSwvlcq ; is now appropriate.” WASHINGTijTON -Politicians, _. for Gov..Bush ^ 9 Welxuuwas one of iinany-pohii- ^ presidential scischolars and consd------cal vetenms who joinjoined students IClAGicVALLX K Y “ talla LAHASSEE.FJa.-Ihe 1 tutibnal lawye7 crs agreed Friday onin Florida’sF decisive 25 electororal of the presidencyf in expressing Flnrida SupremeSt Coun breathed ** Opening up: i d ^ o5 »House nc.vlifeii . night that thele Florida'Suprcme votefotes, the greater uncenaintyty is alarni thut tlie unfoUifoIding“draina.“' i into pemooTit Al Gore’s . J ' Court’s 4-3 dedecision to order a whi(vhich governmental institutibserveis also PageM PPlease see COURT, Page A2 ssion. } - will emerge withwii a stronger hold tiveive, “with no clear path aw;way Please seeiRUUNG.Page RUI

R k u g i o n In cele- ( , f btaUon; hills JJ Simpl)lot A new , - |...... stained • 1 ^ Dm glass I I C / “sues c windovv ^ad isa I • happy 1-hl birthday L llJ over tities gift. is way Forecicasters expect toeneergy ““M o n e y temp*ps to plummet^ : Companyy w\ a n ts Valley labor force: startiring Monday 'DiversiHcation helpsIps ease the ahilitN' CO buybi h m from the.slumpi npingagri- By AaroniBrock B power clsc\^cw hcrc culture industry, anainalysts say. m>»How*wfBwrttef ______PageBS ------By Michael Joumee BURLED£Y - A cold snap is still Times-News writer on its wayray to the Magic Valley, ' ■ , S w ) i m ■ but the tetemperatures won’t be ' BOISL: - Il u .is the th f ver\' ilung IS bitter as originally iplltdeci- " they were afraid woiiliould liai'iieii. As lawmakers gatbeietli;;itl for a jlon: The At leastst that’si the latest predic- special session to deb.iledel luiw to c a men tion. protect Idaho’s elecriectricity con- WOITOD, but Salt F°«casrasters Friday .were/, .V] sumurs and provideiiders from tlu' • LaiLakehung-'- Ig lows n e x t week to Hlt'ik i tw certaiiiiy u i * atT«-Ktj|jli'i|;. J t- I slightly below zero^irom ^ one of the state’ss agrilnisiiiessaj T hefiialoss oldahoFalls.'Thoiolo^ts''' rfi oJf ft the season • ujjjiy , giant.s m oved t(t f reee e itselfi from a ly from Monday throug'' * state law restrictinglg j;jts ability to oni)n the Wednesda]day. • shop for [xnvcr. SotSouthern IniheI J«Jerome and Twin Falls J.K . S im p lo t C o.I. fifiled .1 com- Ida'daho ’ are^lowsws will be around zero on' plaint in tiie 4ih Judiiiidici.il DisUi!:!_ -WOIvomen’s bas- csbbssb Monday, and in lloise Friday m'.niii.n iiiig . s.iym g ii might drop wants lo —— ket Use enEinergy to lo beiow teaeam. , , sit.p using LayLawmakers . PageB l wisely1/ - Ad ^cro ,on Ileybiinrs ^ • Tuesday and numici|>a! (close Wednesday, power sup- . said JimI SIShadwick, a spokesman ply lor iis looplophole - A2 N a t i o n with thele National Weather pdtato pru------Howdy: Six d ay s a fte:fter the Scrvi^inin lBoise. - cessing 'plaiil jllsV' jii' o u ls i d i still going to be cold,” Heybum cily limits. shuttle docked withIh I th e y ace Jc ^ d . J|But_j}ot_as_co!d_ ...... Siniplui moved‘ i]uiiuickly lu file ------station astronauts opopen tne as we‘d orijjriginally thou^t." . its complaint. l>ecausi hatch and say ‘hi.’ The Thi'hursday forecast from • ried alniiit the meaxL-aMiii- l.iwmak Page A3 PocatelloD ccallcd for temperatures ers wdliiui op passiassiiig l'rida\ dropping; tito as low as 30 degrees That bill re|>ealed the Ui.iiiciCod.- below zerout> in mountain locations section that wass tl tbc basis oi such as StaJt^ey. Simploi’scomplaiiit.ut. C o m i n g S L I^IN DA Y “That h£has since been brought ■'We Keiil alieadid and ii till'd so Up,” saidd IDawn Harmon, a fore- We would be grand.indfathi'ied," ■Tis tfie season: Mini[ini-Cassia caster withith the National Weather said David Hawk,k. tlireclnii of j police and store ownprove(i the suipgapgap bill l-'nil.iy j “We dolo have1 a system coming , after Simi’loi I R reC ipt. Rick Frantz looks at dam^es Friday afternoon aat t IIm m anuel Lutheran ChurchI on Filer Avenue East In Twin Falls,]lg just .1 few hours aft in this wcads until the cold weath- TWIN FALLS - Arson Investigators late I'riday sti''t'll ll was not iiiimedilediately cle.ii [ly arrives, he said.' ppected in a'Friday fireire that ------liadii adii’t isolated the c.xact ^iptIt iof Fcidav limv nuitli nuiiievnun Simplfii ------Obituaries . . .5 Natioi .tion'...... 10 ------|-iruined the day-care center c Immanuel Liuhcihcran Churdw'ZOSS ignjtyiition or cause of tiie fire, bibut pays to lievlnirn..Ik'. Ileybimi (*ii\ ' . Moviei...... ,7 News writer Aamn Brock aattached to a Twin FaUs; c^urch. Filer Ave. I., E-, according to a thi-vlev strongly suspected arsoi>on, .Xtmrney Sii'\en Tutiuti said he li.iil Nol»dy was in iHl- sa Momli^break,7 • ection C tadicd at the Mini-Cassia a:and, caused extensive damimage (n police, report. Ni I Twin Fails police Sgt. MilIjke |„, esiimaii- ol' Simpl*'ipliit's liills. .111(1 ‘ligion .. .1-3 Bureau at3t 677-4042, Ext. 110, or oother parts of the churcli. I building at theetime. ti Covipvington-. Investigators ahilso— • H-nivk- rrtii-?rd— n Crossword...? • Police and firefighters rcspord-rc “We’re goinglg to have to lirealc 7 at abrock^agicvalJey. Please see FIRE, Pagec A^ 2 ; P io .is e w SIMPIIMPLOT. Par.c a: ' Opinion...... 8 immunity ..4 e'ed to a fire call at 2:41 a.m.a ot up the heatinglg systems and aban- Classassified .5-16 - R e m b e r inMG i T^-IE MESS;SAGE Clinton emphasizee iS globalizanation ______.______during sppeech in UJ.S. heartkrand^ leather PUBlil^ C lA SSIFiEIEQ ______Fiidjjj T tie Baltim ore Sun . theu Icoming year.s. raemorislrBlmou------^ ..y"Wliat do we intend to m.imak.- of this U g on to ... ' Ictn WASHINGTON - SpcaVteaking to Americans moniimeni?.” Clinton deinandt'dI'd <.ii'i.T noting veil addre-iscs he mil unp.iparalleled U.S. wealihh .inda global « T Ce in one of several fan.Mvell . York's deliver before leavingi; oloffice next month, supVipVeinacy. -* lesiVewis on tha President Clintun warnedled the nation againsi “V■‘Will we be grateful bul hasiciisically compla- ' 2bthawannlve^ complacency and urgecged free trade, the cent,lit, Iving llie ptilitical «iuivakvaleiil of coucb •*«»• UlJOt expansion of alliances,;s, payment of hun- iwtaitatites? W ill w e a«;.simie t hJt j t in ii this era of • dMtb.^ __^d»vds_of millions in back:k_diies c to the Utiited,. . the_IJ Internet, freedom, i>eace ;uuand iirosperity_____ ------.i.-fbf online ciasslsslfledads Km”” '*-! II just spread - that all wee b;have to ilo is Foi[srmore, Nations and the continuiinued risk of money will, and military might in thithe world’s trouble kindid of sit back, hook the worldorld up to .\0l. issaiee spots. and'd wait for people lo beat theirjeir swtirds into 733-093)31 PCeBlO. The president, sp«speaking at the slian;ireson the NASDAQ?” University of Nebraska,

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S i m p l o t ____ C o u r t —------Evenn c l o s e r n o w Idaho laawmake srs S Tho Floriilorida Supromo Court on Continued from A l icnUmtodftmU. ried stale o ffidals,Is, ssuch as House ■ Friday' onJofodort manual recounts S p e a k e r B ru c e: NiNewcomb, R- ; and chiids, emboldoldened the iot»gini limplot’s power rates. |in in Goro's oloction 1 tia. Burley, who sponsonsored the stop- ; Republican majorii□rity in the challenge However, Hawk said negot ngo and added 383 volos 'close utiility loopphole ? gap measure passedx>d Friday. ■- Floridii lfj?islature■ to in te r v e n e 10 his tolatotal. ^ tioions n with the city over rai iS “That’s exactlytl y w h a t w e’ve an d incrca!M.'d the likclikelibood that d*c.1-N •islature Thc House votedvc 700 and the brolirokc down in mid-October, j BOISE (AF) - The Legis • thought was the nu:m i ^ i e f afoot,” I th e elecdon disputeI wiw ill spill in to ARomorKi 1 a legal' Senate 30-2 onjn the bill that was ■ abot orida‘3 oloction corblicabon ' on Oi Friday quickly closed a bout the time a U.S. 9th Circ ley Roy Eiguren, Con&rtss early next yeye; ar. federal the only busineiness o f th e sp e d a l Coui^oun of Appeals ruling effecti•tive- attorney : Ioopho}e identified in a f( who represents a ctcoalition of 23 • The majoriiy of! theth justices . appeals court ruling thahat left session calledcd by-Gov.:Dirk lyy deregulatedd Idaho’s elect I____ “ conduded that hnndind checking . , jC T JJ 2.9t23M_.. I, authori* ' Kempthomes o n .I U U f ^ M U ls ___ inndustry. d i Both.panies agreed- d n i Idiiio .without reg^iory ai ■. . ------T h e - m e a s u r e;-stums • s r froM a I thou.9anri^ of ballot.*;; ththut failed to ty over jurisdictional dislisp u te s work vi-as compliipleteijy.eailytaftw- thathat time that negotiations h >irfefonco 537 [■ Circuit Court riilinging that1 some say register votes for pripresident in Iwt^^'C'en clectric utilities. noon and Kemfmpthdi^esigrM^it hitslit an impasse. r has effectively struck:k dowc n Idaho’s ' m achine counts wass ththe only fair g. Lawmakers meeting in th e ir into law. HHawk said his company 1 rA of Electric SuppliersITS Stabilization; 7 w»y to resolve th e fiercitM ly (lispilt- All.fFIM first spccial session sincece 1992 Republican Sens.Sc S tan Hawlcins paidlaid far more than its share looda Supromo Court ruling f| if A c t The a a d id 'nn b i t require over- ■ ed election. But in a stinpnpst dis- aime^ to short-drcuit a jududidally of Ucon and Don'Do Burtenshaw of powlower costs for too long anc 2,912,790______^ sight of how u tilitiestie s diwy^up-ser- — ■ sent, Chief Justicee CCharles-T-.------ice that Terreton vrere•the tl only opptjnents— wantrants out of its deal-wr deregulated marketplact ; of two require- Wells s;iid the niling5 ""i: p ro p e ls th is ffilllB g 2.912.636 H ew com b of the bill crafttifted by lawyers for Hey , vice areas - one of House Speaker Bruce Nev leyburn. In its complai: >deral antitrust country and this staistate into an said could strip “the only cocompeti- the major investestor-owned utilities Sim]limplot saj« the d ty thinks it 1has inents in the fedei Hff*rM co 1 5 4 ^ ^ _ laws that entrustt stalesst to allow I unprecedented and1 unnecessaryut Qtive edge we have in this state”st - -Idaho PowerrCo,PadfiCorpand C exdxdusive right to provide pov monopolies. i'. constitutional crisis," cheap electricity. Avista > and1 cconsumer-owned to0 thetl plant and refuses to rel AJ» cl Eiguren lobbieded state1 leaders ' Bush’s hus'j’ers saidlid thi e y w o u ld “Our history has bom e ouout what municipal utilitiilities an d rural coop- quis[uish t ^ t r i ^ t . for two w eeks to0 hihold a special appeal to th c U.S. Supilupreme Cotirt dential votevi when they were a ^ tragedy it has been for3r those eralives in respiaponse to a federal *'The “i city has used us as over session, so legislatortors could fix the •' and immediately sou;ougbt orders countedI byb’ machines. The court states51 that have enacted deileregula- appeals court ruling.rul ententerprisc source of income o^ "We problem before a reviewr of the . .. 1' from U.S. Suprem e CounCc Justice also cul Bu.sh’.sBu lead in Florida by -lion,”-said [j Sen. RobertI ILee of - Hawkins andnd B urtenshaw r e p - ' ’ andind over again,” H aw k said. ruling was coiripfetcfeted. They wor-' ; Anthony Kennedy andnn the 11th 383 voteses by adding manually Rexburg, p cochairman oof the resent some ofof the 900 eastern ire are paying for other d ^ servii ried if the reviewiew upheld'the ' U.S. Circuit Court ofo f, Appeals to recountetted ballots from Palm Legi-slature’s l Interim Comim m ittee ^Idaho im g ators rs' w ho belong to the o r s >r subsidizing other d ty pov ing,-Idaho’s elec------^hlock-the recfuiiits.------B e ac h -anind-Miami-Dade d counties------q Itill ties rural'cooperativitiv e b e h in d th e ’law- custi ------Cireuit Court-ruling, ~on------Electric------Uii ustomers." lid no longer be - Bush’s lawj'ers argui•gued that the that were:e noti included in th e cer- Restructuring. p “Eventsts have suit that led toto the emergency, Tuft Tt declined to discuss• thet utilities would : ^nnn regulated."niis in1 tuitu m could open M Florida high cotirt■t ruling r was tified stottate tally because they shown ^ it’s wise on tlie pann of the They arguedd that their con^ comomplaint Friday afterno allowing utilities ^ u n c o n stitn tio n n l and an< that the were couilunted after a Nov. 26 citizens ^ of state of Idaho andai the stituentsonly wantedws thc oppomi- beci l e to “ P “ free-for-all, ailo lecause he had not had time consumers and •' electoral process coicould suffer state Suprcpreme Coun deadline. Le^aturel not to deregulatiate.” nity to seek loweiwcr rates. reviieview it in detail. However, he compete for cor : pow er costs. • “material harm” if theth recounts The cou;ourt’s action left Bush aid Stmplot’s inflexible positidtion crm tiiisi^tablc^ .vho as governor " were allowed to procecxreed. Hie cir- clinging toto cither a 547-vote lead------■■ luring the negotiations forced•d an Kempthome, who ; I d uri is the only person)n table to call a > cmt court in Atlanta1 saidsa it would or a 154-v(l-vote maryn, depending mpasse. eal today. the outcomome of a dispute betw een------F^ i r e _ _ ii<^ii«i,ilisdiS»;: JT spedal session, wasw as relu ctan t to ; consider BusJi’s appeal Tuft also discussed a suppo: The Florida rulingg pulledp Gore the Florid.rida Supreme Court and -vsemlasiKltimi »“ e d allo^v law m ak erss t(to debate thc Continued from A l gentleman’s agreemer ; of defeat just the U.S.. SupremeS Court, which issue without a moremo thoroiigh back from tbe brink of ■ , 'iCItOrrfilti'IWKiti letween J.R. Simplot, thc pa four days liefore thee dideadline for has askedk1 the1 state coun to clari------didn’td know of any po:.ossible .'W hte.clw; jatn- public discussion. rd i luimesake of the potato p ir presidential fy its authiithority for including late------motiven; for arson, he said. As a result, h e insiinsisted the mca- states to name their p jVtMiTpswvicss. essing company, and thc d t ■ electors. But rather.*r tthan settle recounts?in in the state’s tally, Detectives were purLirsuing v.eadalkariai sure include a “sui“sunset clause" hen-mayor, Leo Handy. inflamed par- “The lefuslaturelep has mandated------numerousn leads Friday, bu3ut they - ©rnrashimatth SS ^ , that strikes it fromm ItIdaho Code on th e issue, th e court inf T h e S im p lo t p la n t site , Ti ; tisan passions and lefleft the elec- that no votevo shall be ijyiored ‘if------had1>: no suspects, Covington:tisatd. T u ft M atdt 1,2001, if law m akers have aid, was oncc p a n of thc Bu r - tion more m uddled thathan ever. there is aa clear1 indication of the The church’s day-care; c e n te r •cfttireh.' not approved a peipermanent and )f Redamation's Heybum to the court rul- intent off thetli voter’ on the ballot,”------boreb' the brimt of the daman a g e ,so oiurcft Iwdereht town njorg thoroughlyy ddebated mea- J- Within hours of the ite. Under thc supposed agr 1 ing, legal teams fortr hboth candi- • the courtrt majority wrote. “The day care has been movedd to the I ;M >e'r^fbr^ sure during th e irr regre; u lar session. aent, the Simplot compa dates were hack: irin a lower clear mesfes.sage from this legisla------church’sd gym indefinitely,tVedder V :.Su^.Deal7 That session convene'encsonjan.8. igreed to buy power fnfrom «xhis legislation i Florida coun arguinglg over(1 how to tive policyicy is that every citizen’s------said.^ >n provides tcm- l e y b u ^ if the d ty agreed to dea! with the recountmt ofi as many vote Iw countedco whenever possi- Damage to tlie churdi its£iselfwas V ■ Qotl o de- porary protectionI to th e i ^ p l e of innex the plant site. as 64,000 ballots sratewtewide. We, whethither in an election for a ------alsoal extensive, he said. Anyone with Infon loaho,” Kempthomlome said as he . Thc court’s opinioilion directed local comirmiriksioner or an election “It tumed out to be a lotQt w orse : fire early Frtdaya “I believe it, b u t I can ’t conTiiTirm signed the bUl in to:o lalaw. _____ ^ county offidals to hancand count bal- for presii!sident of the United ------in'f the liglit than it first apfp peared sHouldcall tJie.T Tuft said. :------Jli^ots-thiit drd not regisi^ s t e r a p re si- - S la I es'.” ~...... ■ ------tf- to'lxi in'tli'e dark,” he said.-- Both T u ff and H aw k said thithere ...... ~— jj ni It’s going to take a few dtdays for ■ ’ ------^ 5 no documentation of such —C o r r e cCTION- t I meml>ers n: to figure out whailat to do snow,” V edderr said.s; i - agr(igreement. Hawk said the ! S Circulation Siini1-.> S7.IK1Kl (per ucck. daily only aboutal the more heavily dailamaged Thc churchtl hh a s in s u ra n c e to yeaicar-old Simplot cannot remenein-. Friday’s movie; listingsUs repon- tiindav cmly S3..Ml per ueek. st mage, he said. • berler any spedfics of the agri a DunifI Walock. rircutiili,l..timdireclnr' J " ”" ;';'” sections, he »id. ------pay for the damn jree- ed the wrong filmn playingpl for the iL'luded in all al^oxe ralc\, A “Do we replace it? Do weIC repair . ------r .maent e n - and even if a n agreemiment . next week at: Twin“I Falls’ S Circiil.ition phoni*: litline, arc in i«ltl»t(iifjie will be levied for all it? it That all has to be dele c id e d 7)'mis-/Vews ivportcTng Mark Honz ensiadstcd. Hawk said, the compapany Lamphouse Theates a te r. It’s “Xwo £ buiM'ccn 7 tiiid 10 ii.m.I.m, only. If you 'ctutneil diecJ.-.ckv later.la Right now, we need ttto get it can be rvacfied^ att 733-0931. ext. hlas ast s a tin e d it several tim es ovi)ver. Family House.” 5 do rioi rcccive your pup structurallySI sound againin, so it 238orbi;c-maiIija at mheiitz&ma^ Simplot's Si legal complaila in t The Timcs-Ncwsws regrets the I* ciill (he num hvr for youi formation won’t^ collapse if we get a heavy tuf/cyxom ! agaigainst H eybum is w hat had wor*w • error. 5^ Biirlcy-Rupcrt- _ i- 1‘ii.il-Oakley...... ;v.New.(UI*S ft.ll.(Wft) i\ puh- ...... ,i-,i;"J!;;i;t . jl i;t2 Tiiicd sirw ,, Twin------r JS Twill KiilU <1 m a g iinil other arc;n ...... 73 3 0 ').tt '-^ l''' I'l-...... ■a. I K330I. hy .M jpc Valley I a l l . ’ Ifl • NcWNp.IpCfV IlHInc. 1‘criiKlii'aK pjid at Twin I n f o r l i M t ii o n C a Wedrteadoy. Decombor 6, numtMbora Wednesday, Docamboribor 6, number^ ■“ Subscription rate; , . |.',.IUhyll.cr.r‘ ^1lne^-Ncws. Oiricial.cily and t coimiy iie^vp.if'p.ipcr piir\uanl li> Scction 6C- t < 3 2 6 • « lliimc.dclivcty (l.iil> ,iml .iml Sutul:iy. S4.20 joH of ilic lO-ili.iLili.i Cnle. Tliufvtay iv herehy - - - 1 2 per week; Suniby onl).,. SI.IH)S; per w eek.; ,ie>ijitmic^hich ^ 7 15 26 23 45 " Mail Mibwripliie p.iid[ Ml .idvance „„tii,es.'killhcpublivlied. uil powptum. m uttiii 17 i: 12 18 19 ^ 242' 28 and are availahic cinly uhi FOR LOCAL L O UfT E R Y WlATHCR uiliere delivery l\ roMinaMcr,Icr. pleave send chanpc of ora------WILDCAKD1 jJ a a dc k of Clubs nol niiiintaiiicd. M:iil rutcM;cM Allj lilalio faiec aOdfcs-. fi>miII tl.In I’.O.'llo* MH. Twin Falls. n u m SPORT — Thursday, Oocombof 7, numbon SKUNFO J b. e RS re, numbora ilflily and Siiiida> H) p

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'saturtay.OwMcrlNrl,2000 i TkM»Mm,r»1oFil A dJvocates ^ praisee Clinton’s decxision N a t io n J ______------^WASASHINGTON (AP) - Civil'II— G a n a —t o - g i v e - tthe—Jusrice h e ------• rig ha tsk le a d e n and lawyers’ groupsps , Department more timeime to analyze ’ - p ra lssed e i President C lintw)n ^ information about radaadai and geo­ ------■ J M C o n s e r v' n i a t i v e s ay for postponing the first fe^» ^phic disparities in thetl federal execution In 37 years, butut death penalty system,3. sed for a moratorium on allill “If ^ t data is needei«ded to evalu- p r e s s c aise s to rn| ^ ate Garza’s case, thens i it t is needed , " Ir’s * 'a, good opening hymn, butut for .all death row defendants,"defi lot the sermon,” said the Rev.rv. Lowery said after he iand other • ' I n ' • < H o u s e sspeaker [ :ph Lowery, chairman of theie members of Citizeiiiens for a . ’ ^ • .. j . I M . 3N (AP) - BlodtLk Leadership Forum, Moratorium on1 F e d e ra l Id House S peaker • T hlursday, u r Clinton postponed:d Executions met for anm hourh Friday : on Friday that “"OlI JuneJ' 2001 the execution of with Attorney Generalral JanetJ Reno y b u d g e t d e a l ‘^“" '/icted ’1=' murderer Juan Raulul and h er deputy, Eric; Hokler.Hoi ifrduck Congress linton to indude ' side. Sijrtrfinday2 Monday Tuesday Mo u b i% TTvnday Friday1 Saturday ]§ 't w ant to see is a f^rk Souder, R- Dec:ec3 Det4 Decs DDec6 Dec7 Dec83 W c 9 ters after about rvatives met with his office. fQ,] ir leadership to 07 109 109 1109 109 109i IOIO 6 certain lines we >ss,” said another :p. Dave W eldon,_

d not say that thc ^ ho requested the J I For each Ju n io r Cliiliib'tickec pu rch ased foi reatened to vote nem th a t is not to C hristm as Toujur of Homes, get :n so, the session a?»' *2“" off a 26 oz. SaltIt City C andle Reg.'M4*1 4 " r f f i cstiveness in the (Good throu^vgh Deci 9. 2000) ing as Clinton ______iffldals and con- •s move toward a 4 $ .,^ J 736 2 - Ave. N. • TV/in FallFalls. ID WASHINGTONpact. J V A‘SACandledticI II block S oJLmmln 'khooli Conservatives toldeporters 1 that he ^ 734-3444 ^ p h a eotmonaut $er{«l KrikKrikalav, Isft, and shuttia cooimqmandar Braiit ie tt Jr. take pictunt u r n in tho Unity modula on Fric Dennis Hastertonservatives 01 and A ^ p f T a r k U i'r cw J 4 !T«TaB! h 4 Ci-*i they want anywhatever deal ^ " hnnpcunj tn RiT be’tw een the lamfr against an agrcwmei< X X X X X Hackers hilit Pentagor•n system their liking. Even • : TODAY! ( underlined the restJSE f ■ Saturc ___ G O P’s rig ht-w inj thousandss o f times la;astyear J "1 adm inistration offl _ jn )e Washington P ott ______So far thislis year, offidals said, ^ gressional leaders r r ;■ &SINUS HRlADACHE.BS.? th e n u m b eer r of attacks is up X year-end budget pac X WASHINGTON - Thele 1Defense approximate!itely 10 percent, and . Hastert told repor ' Deportment suffered momore than the percentagtage that have caused ' 'riday. listened to the coan a f u n l 2 2 ,0 0 0 electronic attackicks on its damage or resultedre in intrusions ^ p re d ic te d th a t w T R IN IT Y E A R , N<^JOSE & TH R O A T, i-c v..qomputer systems in 199919 and isaboutthesa(sam e. X emerges from nego735-1094 X H H I ;■ about 14,000 in the firsir s t sev en In an in tervirview . Money predict- ^ ■»/ U get strong GOP sup] s X ..-months of this yeaear, the ed that the! numberni of attacks is “I th in k when th Pentagon's chief informatnation offi- only “will i niCTease” a in the future. xxxxxxxx>ier on puU everybo<( X X X XX ■ ■ )vO ersaid. "A majorityity of the attacks (that tanon get it done,” he said ■ ; -.The vast majority bfbl those cause damage1^ ) come through vul- Negotiations be ...attacks were either harairmless or nerabilitiesi inir existing software, n red House and congres cau s^ only petty harassmsment, but most of it froi:rom commerdal com- were under way F in^few cases, hackerss bbelieved panies” suemch as'Microsoft, were phone. An agreemRegional M edicalil Ceijter Foundatition’s jHnH - b working for foreig:sign coun- -Netscape andid Lotus, he said. - spending, immig • -tries have broken into> unclassi*u v an expanded Medicare ■' iied computer systems aani n d down- k alev other issues could fi I..loaded large amounts of)f iinforma- •. 1 uito booits on the overij I :Ciion, said A rthur Money,r, tlth e assis- J on on budget and the 106 . xtajit secretary of defensese fof r com- early as next w ^ . •: iioand, control, communiinications ■ xxxxxxxx; • -.and intelligence. ye^ a l of 'i iPentagon offidals saidid that, to I ^ the best of their knowlecledge, the ■ OPEN HOa ,...Pepartmeni of Defense’sse’s dassi- I rday, Deceml)er 9 isions of Chriris tm a s ” ified computer systems hi . a.m. to 3 p.m. • ;been breached. Jecem ber 9-10,0 , 2 0 0 0 The Pentagon was ablelelom I ^ Icomtononon E a r th . Com e In for ,.>an accurate count o f thle e number i II 0 1 2 ^ ^ M ain Ave. Wes;sti Twin Falls j:«of attacks for the firstt dmed: last Sllpphl R*t.rr', lk.lklln3.00A^*S2.00Seniot iors • $1.00 Children 12 & Under '' .'i-.ettempts by hackers to pe »-4 • Krt.1., ft .S^ . its computers. ;, i:. In 19W, th e P entagonn deteaedd J T h isxxxxxxxx; j egional M edical C enter‘X FoundationF Festival oflV fl eesw iU 22,144 attempts to probtobe, scan, ^ . . . b e n e 3nse U nits and the MagicIgic Valley H eart Fund, . .back into, infect wiih virusesvir or 138 iMaitain Sivenue South •: {disable Its computers.i. AboutA 3 Tw'n in !fa(Cs, Idaho >HMC Foundation H eartart Fund provides: .>. percent of those incidentsn tsc a u se d md enhanced treatm entnt forI heart patients j.jtemporary shutdowns5 o:or other 3 4 * -4 8 1 8 ■ M agic Valley Re, ;;-^mage..About 1 p e rcc e e r n t w ere ' - ^ oMaij0 ^ 9(ouis: education and other healealth related programs intrusions by hackers whowh man- .. _ .. ; .0 ged to break into unck 10>6 • F 10-09 ient cardiac care right hehere in the Magic Valley '.com puter systems. ♦5:30 « Sun 12^ H 2 U nits are the first to resrespond to many emergerency medical calls i i the M agic Valley. The prtx:eedspn from the Festi\^iv’al of Trees fu n d c equipm ent and maintenenance for the QRU’s. ET'] ^ e ln T ^ fc l “Visa M a d n e s s Festival Sn.lack S h o n n o & See.’s Ct^ m d x _ O i r l rCan You Find C i ^ P D«y, D e c . 9'" il:3 0 p m Trees and §iftsts for thc TTrees r For Christmas 9 ...... A t2411W whole Fanuly. S p o n s ibertson & Tucker, A ttor ______All Freshiy Cut & _ J H f l i i d a j LG i ift S h o p a f O i v Sat. 10:00 airf the Bob Nora Band, - Stananding In Water, Plus, I n f o m id no-host cocktails. 21>1 nnH Hosted by the M GenerxdAdmisdon: S3.C Auxiliary Uniqu:]uc gifts und A Free 1 Gallon Sprui o v e r F 3erson. Tickets availab3ble stocking stuffcrs for L-ver>-one lice. 737-2481. on your list. . In The Spring? f r o m ; year’s Magic Valley Regi [ven-. Flocking & FrotUng AvaiUbL nefit Area Quick Respon; Entertainmelent Children’s A i iQmbcrly 'NurserU.. T h e M V R ..S iin W £ u -Main Stagee e 5 ^ Oldest Nursery V s u p p o r t anti S a t u r d a yly, , D e c . 9 '“ ' iaho^s - J . 8 -3 0 am_ ...... i s : W iIth t h The Newest Ideas! -R e g istr V e q u ip m e n t, e d Sponsored by First Fed• e d e r a l ------am . Spe V e n h a n c e d p a tie n Savings Bank. Contiiiuiiiuous Sponsored b>- IrInterstate • > C S IG yi !C^c Also Have P ottcd ^b irmed Amusement. SV^10.00 p e r child. from a W entertainment-perform .- Indudes breakfkfasc, adm ission L iv in g T rees ^ ru n o rLIT ^ area Quick ResponseI I by talented local siugii and auto accidents in cli ' , to th e F esriral,I, i nnd adm ission re g is tn B groups, choirs, bands, <1 sn a c k scontinuing education, ec s, ance Santa’s specii show ing of I groups and musicians. g P N i i ^ adm issi IS. ..JQ2 D alm atian

M is tle to e i - ' j ME S atu rd ay , 8:30 -1| 1 M A G 1 C >VALLEY ifcWmdta, ■ h K lib h H i6 4 P l isored by Rosholt, RobeI REGIONAL MEDDlCAL CENTER i W ~ l i^Enj^the~music of■ tf o u n d a t iIO N , IN C . rmal dance,' snacks and231 • TWIN FALLS. IEIDAHO 83301-22^1 ^ *K im 6^ e e r ^ N U R S E BIRIES ■ ’ please. $15.00 per pei 286 2 ADDISONAD AVB.B.* 735-2711717 I the Foundation Offic Hoim: hoElon-Fri ^ »Sat 8-6 • Sua KJ indeer Ramble -un Run/Walk laturday, D ec. 9"* tra tio n begins a t 10:30— i ponsored by Key Bank, lym nasium . Choose a 2-m ile w alk, 2-mile j | r 4-mile run. S20.00 I rnttion includes T-shin, I ;s and Festival I ssion. I

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PaKt--A -4.' Saturirday, December 9,;> ,2 0 0 0 T h cTimes-News T YoDUR T D e m l o e r a it s o p> e n c: a u c i ]IS dot) o r s f WeekkEnd ------ByMMlchaol i Joumee State Democrlocratic Chairman Tltrwno»Waw» writer______I d a h o H oouse memberss let public, pre:ess intDmeerinf Carolyn Boycee stsupports the law- makers'm ove. BOISE - Democrats In the:h e ------m o v e in a n a tte mipt p to toster— ot-conduciucting th e public's t)usi- ed $iU(J-mUiion budget: sisu rp lu s------“O ur e le c te d «officials should Idah(aho House of Representativesves more open state govtivemmcnt, in ness incaucuses ca Iwhind closed m a k e s it ev en m ore impiiportant be applaudedi forfo taking such a a nnounced n o Friday their caucuscus light of Republicans’5’ overwh^-1 doors,” saidsai Rep. Ken Robison, that the public and thele press bold step towaiiward creating an n ieet>etings for the 2001 Le^slatureure ing dominance in the!e Legislature. D-Boise,, Inli a news release pre- have access to meetings3 where - - openenvmmmenaent,” she said. - luld be open to the press andmd The Democrats vovoted unani- pared byby the Democrats. “A th e money is discussed. ____publiblic.______. ______mously to open ththeir caucus closed cauatyus systm serves the "Everyone wants a piecec e o fth e Times-NewsJ ppc o litic a l reporter SirSince their numbers were»re doors Thursday afteirimoon during mterest ofpoliticarparoes,of not pleT’TaquefW d. "rthlni n k 'i r U ------/o u m o fQ ^can-bereaduxt'trt— r e dduced u to nine duringing the group's first caucucus meeting theintei^s:rests of the people." critical that Idaho resident:nts know Boise a t {208)) 33331-2510 or bye- )vember’s elettion, the:he after the November electiem.el - R e p . Wendy V -Jaquet, D- exactly w here th e surpluss imoney • mail- at mjoumeeiSmagiC'- mje : Hamlet commes alive Dem'imocrats have di cussedHhethe “It is time to end1 tthe practice Ketchimi,0, said s tMs ^ar*s project- is spent." t«Rey.07m * ■ What: CSI ThTheater Depar- k tm cent n presents Zj Idaho) ]P o v i ^ e r lliam Shak* X \u . th W :rises alb o v e liivcstocckfraca j e a r e ’s“ H am let J : sT* tonigl H f p sr e e r i W g y “ r WVhere: h Room WVriter l pushes : 119 of th e F ine e Arts / Center in . reductiJ t i o n ■ Twin Falls b Oook, i talks issues The Tlme»Wew»n ______• W hen: 8 p.m. 1 Sun Valley H o w m u c h :: SSSl for general .TWIN FALLSXS - As an arctic ■ admission; S33 Ifor students By KaKaren BossIcK ...... air mass approaches ap; 'the and seniors ‘ Tlniga[iflS-Na'w» cofTMpondent______Northwest, Idahdaho Power Co. is asking its custonstomers to prepare SUN VALLEY - W riter G retel PHHHHIQ ^ to adjust theireir energy use in j ‘Visions of ChtIhdstmas!------Ehruirlich-cherishes-open spacesr • -order to.lowerthn h « jir fu tu ie idec= : What: Festivtival of Trees bow room, the big empty,'y - 2 I trie costs - andanc flows in the e’s even written a book calledled p . continues tod ------Snake River wir were increased ‘ he Solace of Open Spaces” ; and Sunday overnight ds the company pre- out life on a Wyoming sheep« p pares to meet the d em and, ; Where: 2 ic h in the middle of now here. The companymy is among utili- ‘ Main Ave. W.V. in ■ BuiBut .^he found a lake th a t wt'as as tics throughouilout the western Twin Falls a liUittle too open for even herie r '\ ; 1 United Stateses preparing] for •- When: 10 aa.t .m . to 8 p.m . Ites on her most recent writ- extraordinarilyrily cold weather ; adventure in Iceland. ^ today and 10 a.a.m . to 5 p.m. during the firsifirst part of next •hrlich was riding in a doglog ■ W'' ^ Sunday* week. d across the ice 20 m iles fromom / » » expect this arctic How much: S “We don’t exp : S3 for adults, the; nearestn piece of land in lateate HiS'KAfcU air mass to affe(iffect our system’s T^^ZTor'se'nibrs andan Sl for chil- spriniing when she suddenly heard reliability, butt wcwe d o know it has dren 12 and undeid e r th e; ssound of glass shattering, HI economic implicplications for our Horrirrified, she watched as the 20 customers," saidaid Jan Packwood, gs pulling the sled began to tstheUberty jjfp Idaho Power presp resident a n d chief ■’ Scropge visits o p ' fro m I------executive. “We’refe’re c o n fid en t that W hat: CompcIpany of Fools s'Shf;ht one by A plece Of w e can avoid a sitsituation like that e through oHufro being expei:perienced in presents “A Chrihristmas Carol” :avernous i aavice Califomia." to n ig le th at had Gretel Efiilich on e the utility has S undi ;n e d up in vvnting: ‘ifs Meanwhile tl asked ■ the} Bureau of Vhere: Liberty S•c ice. and I o d5 ^ Reclamation to rrelease some of ^ ^ T h eat2a tr e in H ailey Th<'h e m ush- Oon-trecom- ■ - m ’ y e lle d a t meixJIl unless the company’s’s sistored water to WV h h e n : 7 p.m . e r ye ■ - i ; generate additioiitional power over •to get low you Just can’t d. D u r in g F rid a y to n ig h t an d 3 p.n:>.m. Sunday th e sled as not dolt.’ the weekend. C night, the flowsows in the Snake ' How much: SIOSl for general '^oslsla m m e d *------R iv e r w ere to increase i from admission; S7 forfo those ages a meinetal pole in the ice stopping about 500 cubic3lc ifeet p e r second : sled dead in its tracks, . , 4-12 thc si' up to 4,200 cfs:fs a t M iln e r Dam. Ne'>jext thing she knew, Ehrlichch w.-V-'M Friday afternoonoon the Bureau d, he was on his stomach - increased flowsws fromf a b o u t 350 Winter wonder!e r la n d Iling one dog after another 4 . cfs to aboutlit 4 ,0 0 0 c fs a t _of-the water—Himself-up.to- W hat: TheJ “‘ C h r is tm a s - —out_of American FallsDiIsDanf."^ kn ees in w ater, he picked up Memories” liglight hiskr California is having almost I front of the sleigh,, whichch ■ p a ra d e will b e heh e ld U + V - daily power:r emergencies ^ V e a r■ried n about a thousand |H ^H marked by bothloth planned and today in Buhl . inds, and moved it to a moreire 3 r pounc ..unplanned outaiutages as well as W here: Startsrts at -T solid,id piece of ice. h i ^ prices andd carnlU fo r industri- the Buhl Visits i t o r “ WWe've talked about calling al customers to curtail opera- C en ter th e; book'1 ‘Ice Capades,’ ” pped Ehrlich...... - W h e n : 7 p.mI...... quipp . - ires "' in • Idaho ihrlich, who has been a fea- ...... Temperatures How much: Fn ■ed iv rite r at S u n V a lle y Please see POWEn, PageAS . 1,^__ . W riteiter’s conferences in the past, — Seniors servee bI r e a k f e s t ------w «si.5-in Sun'Valley-Thursdny-to-to — p push the book “Gathering ■ i i "More infoiformation W hat: Minidc idoka County Smnants: j A Tribute to the C onservationn mmi e a s u re s ' Senior Center}r w ill h o ld a Work:rking Cowboy." The coffee- Thecostofmarfcet- ■ pancake breakfa. B e rt • Restrict wathlnghing machine, »a-New» writer______- Jerome, was promoteIted to lead considered!d the plum committee Stevenson, S R-Rupert, ser^ ______How much: FreJ r e e ^ . _ IlDISli ving as clothes drytr ondnd dishwasherdl uso. the House Appro]•pprlations - chainnanshiiship.b^useof its con-- - vice v chairman. ,hi • Tom off computeiMrtera and telev^ OISE - Aside from a Jeromle e' ■ Committee. trol over theth Legislature’s purse Rep. Celia Gould, RBuhl In uso. .______-Rock around theth tree laSmaker’s expected promotion)n This means Bell wwin be co- Strings. . . . assigned a chairperson ool f t h ^ sions WhctJ not In u lead a budget-writing panel,>1, chairperson of thei |powerful Aside froirom the budget commit- Judiciary, J Rules a n d ' • Cook with mlcroiiicrowave* rather W h a t : " M is tle to e :t Magic Valley lawmakersrs Hou.s^Senate budgett committee.0 tee, three;e other^ Magic Valley AA dm inistrauon Commin'ee.e. thon electric reslslaslstance ovens and- M a ddness” n dance willgeg e n e i^ y stay put during the1C Senate leadership1 1Thursday lawmakersrs retained cominiKee And Rep. Jim Kemptoto n , R- stoves, 1 b e h e ld 20011tI legislative session. selected Sen. Dean CaCameron, R* chalrmanshiiships. Albion,A will again heada d th c O ^ toniglig h t fo r th o se Wh<'hen House committeeIC Rupert, to head thete S e n a te ’s R ep. Dou,oug Jones, R-Filcr. will Jt.House _ Transportsrtat^on Coi^erclal cusic u sto m e ra ■d Finance Committee. ajgain heai 21 ancmd over assigngnments were announced ead the Agrlcultufe Co’m C m ittee. ’ •Take otl above« sti stops that apply, I W/ h . e r e : 241 I • S e t back tempert■perstures during • ______Main. AveJV-in-Tiu T w in -F alls______Where they sitrrzzzzz ------nonbusiness-hours:jurs:------•When: 8:30 to0 111:30 p.m. R ilm asic Vall«y Bul£nm«nt* to • Tim Ridingef, R-Shosfwmono •C elia Gould,Kid, R.fluhl (chalfwomanr • Leon Smith, R-TwIn Foils . * Eliminate of reduwluce advertising ’ How much: SUS15 per pereoti |lf^|-Wat»HouMor | ------f,. • Goorgo Swan, RTwln Fall•alls • Leon Smith,Ilh, R-Twin Foils • ond porldntlot light]lighting other thon by calling 737-2481481 . S tate t Affairs Cocn.tttee security lights. • TumofTcomputenuter* during non- Icutturs ConvnmM EduetUonConrnKtee . RMOurcMarKand CoftMrvstion *• Bert Stevenson, R-fluport ConnAtM) ■ business houre. Gather at The3 C O a s is r)ougJor»o5, “ R-fllcr (chairman) • OougJones. R-Fllcr • WentJy Joquet. D-Ketchum Doug Jones. R-Fl!er...... W hat: Raisin‘in g . ■ • Bertlert Stevenson, R Rupert (vice chair-ilf. • Gooiigo Swan, R-Tw1n Fall Moralnfonnatkinabfl about enersy Cain win play a Maxino Boll. R-Jerome TrarwpoitMknTn and Defenu Connnrnmee conseivatlon Is availableoval at ...il i? mon)in)...... Tgnj------.. -www.ldahopower.co(ir.com. Tho cus------..... Th'e Oasis tonightiht ------THMttn and Weitwe t^omtfi -BoitSievenson,-R-Rupeit------•-Jim*' Kempton.-R^Wofttcheimvir tomer soivlce aectloection Includes iroprtotloRs Commtttee • Georgo Swan, R-Twin Fall’alls ■ • Tim Ridingcf. R-Shoshono Where: 1000 0 7 ^ ^ Approp enerB^savingtlps.olps.obout appli- Revtm«and1Id Taxation CoRntttM , Blue Lakes BlvcIv d . 'Miaxine ax Bell. R-Jerome (choifwomon)n) • Wondy Joquet, CM NorthwestNor Energy mmltlM EfflciencyAlilanco’8co’s site ot How much: Fre? ^ e ...... 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V Doctorr recomnmends es:strogen replacenr nent i— S u b s c rib e . |ir w T .( f i1 more than SO womenn during< a Despite thathat, 80 p ercent of U 5 . information info being shoved at; tlUicm Taylor said. CABINH RECOATING . . noon lecture this w bekc aat t th e new menopausalvll women are n ot tak in g with witl a discerning eye, Taylor>r >cau- Black cohosh anand soy do allevi- Pj St. Luke’s Wood Riverer Medical hormones, in pan due to fear of tioned. don ate hot flashes in a limited fash- _CABINET REFACING | —i-'-r-Center.------_ b reast cancc.iccr. Every few-years,------A —Ads that tout the benefi;fit of ion,.Taylor said.i. O( ther products, CALLU1731«6150 or 738-1036 [1 :i Premarin, which allevileviates hot someone comomes' out w ith an o th er menopausal mei treatments becaicause such as dong quauai, do not w ork. Ttxlj I ^ e s and other problenilems associ- stu d y t h ait t ipurports hormone, they’re the' "natural” or .“synthe oday for FR EE Mtlmate l G i hetic” Ginseng doesn’t: relieverc hot flash- r. Happy Birthit h d a / j W - ated with menopause,:e, is made replacementjnt therapy increases or “m“ ade ftx)m plants” or conomain es, as purponed.,d. And it’s spiked IGrrCERnncATEsAvailable H . from estrogen collected:ed in preg- the risk of brbreast cancer if taken “phytoestrogen” “ph are a bundich of with c^feine soI you’reyc really just A ScTVff^' M,7g(c Ui//ey B L o v e , KelleiHee Bl nant mare’s urine. five years5 oroi more. The latest “gobbledygook” “go' to get you toto buy popping a very expensivee> coffee — No"otherT>roducr“drd o en h e— came our thislispasryear ------theitheirproductsihat have'notlithlng • pill w hen you take’keone. ' , things Prem arin does; as w ell as But a reprcpresentative for Wyeth- to dod with sdence, she said. “ A nd who in their th right mind Premarin does, said DrDr. Maida Ayerst Laboiboratories, which pro- ■ . Be B careful about rub-on proiroges- • would pop a Rejuviuven pill, w hich is i Beth Taylor. Taylor hasas wv ritten a duces Premnarin, ai says the 38 per* terone ten creams, she said - someneare made from bovinrine ovarian and . ^ 1 num ber of articles for “0“Obstetrics cent increaseise r e p o r t in th e lat* bcii ^Smnisi being adulterated with estrojrogen. b rain extraci, Icnoilowing about mad W ioM and Gynecology” and otheroth publi- est stu d y haihas n o t b e e n p ro v e n . And Anc watch for bogus claimsis - if cow di-sease?" s hle e asked. « • CmmArtOO M a g i c n A r e a cations on such topic; as altema- Many previoirious studies found no die die fine p ^ t fo r a natural proroges- D r. N ancy Parrarry, a Ketchum . tives to conventionalll h o rm o n e increased riskisk of breast cancer, h e terone tcro d aim s it produces espopedal- doctor who liaslas encouraged M ountain Ski Ai ------repbcement theraj^y ancand contra------added.------JyIy V w ell-ad ju sted -ch ild ren when-; wl -women to make-sirstire they’re not'-- ^ '^.--''ception and breast care3 therapies.th If there is ani increased risk, it taken taki during pregnancy, thatlat’s a ' taking more cstrotrogen than their I 423-6221____ Those five things includJudereliev- would resultIt int less th an one addi- good goo< sign its o th er claims a r e : e a lit- bodies need, gaveve Taylor’s talk a i R e a s o n j I ing hot flashes, night swisweats and tional diagnojiosis of breast cancer tic tie far-fetched,f as well, she saidlid. thumbs-up. But, shesh added, natur- | D e c e m b e i I , vaginal dryness, pw enti•nting early per 100 womomen taking hormone Purporting P that Japaninese al progesterone crcream is safe for i Pass S ale bone loss and raisingg Ilevels of replacemCTtIt ttherapy per year, he women won have five tim es less bribreast women to take. O illdren 12 year;r 9-10 O nly I when accompa ■'i. ars and younger *40 t *160AlluHlanletl Hy an A dutt. S e x o f f i -A- On/r sola at su Are. 0 * \ -D e a t hH N O T I C E fen d er i _ (must Dt pr#*«rtiftj Season Pass E S - . rea on Dec. 9 & to. 2000 -A Donna Faye GooOOdwin P h o cn ii BraIrandon Silver Ga~rv~&C 1 j ^ r t c ^ tu is specui) ring to celebrate her life tc r e g i s t r y s ite “ o KIMBERLY - Dc Dec. 9, 2000 • . Bev stonV I pm JEJEROME - Brandon SilviIvor. ° . •' ------^gaiao-ofMittrSai s -----—------T-'.- Go6dwin,T4, of Kiml iraberly, “i6 ), a t R o c k C re e k uant son ot D ann^^d Corin 10:00 am - 5:00 p — Thursday, Dcc. 7,,2000, 2( at Ihe Communiljlity .Church, 131 ilver, died Thursday, Dec.r?! receive:es hits '■aata.a»ofstophbooks home of her daughter. unsopen^^ifaS'^r . GrandviewV IDr. in Twin Falls with JOOO000, at Magic Valley Regior All Daysen \ s Qt 8:00 am SALT LAKE CITY CI (AP) - On Services will be heiheld at 1 pjn., PastbrDalelle Metzger officiating. ledical C enter in Twin Fails. Hall Day Passam and close at 4:00 pm rt},e its first day onn the Web. the y Pass *20,00 Thursday, Dec. 1 4 ,20(2000.at\mte Conlribudutions may be given to Services a re pending under t Ski School 10:3 rtson updated Dep:jpartment ' of a lso PfiviiS ‘16.00 (12:30 pm ) Mortuary. Friends ma Ihe H um an,ane Society, P.O. Box irection of the Hove-Roberts ):30 am and 1:30 pm Correction.-;’ sex: offenderof registry 10 Pass Punch Can 4-8 p.m. W ednesday,ly, 1Dec. 13 and U 63,T w inFI Falls, ID 83303. I'™'uneral Chapel in Jerome. 5 Pass Punch Canivale Lessons one hour prior to servitrvices. received almost 60(50.000 hits, GiliCenificard S120.00 includes tax A complete obit will follow a t a “The same thinling h ap p en ed in ard S65.00 indudes tax later date. ____ 1995 when somee »of che informa- flcatas available —S e r v k[CES ------tio n b e c a m e ppublic,” said X , MacheJle Rodrigiiguez. wlio over- w jQfl Adela OlaDlavarria of Boise and CaC arolyn R a e P ie rc e of Tw Phoebe Kathleer ------sees the.sex offenc3nder registration ... formerly of Twin Falls,’services“ Fallsall^ celebrauon'brnfelir2‘p program, “We wc Henderson ‘Kati-n n f at 11 a.m .. tctoday at St. Edward's todasday at the Valley Chrisii were inundated W ^ ■ Q I^ S Q K E wilh requests for>r tthe first couple n Church inX TTwin Falls (Reynolds Churhurch, 1708 H eybum Ave. E, J wmuutm.vwsevm^ McCool “I months." F A R M P A R hapel in Twin Falls). Twirwin Falls (Reynolds Funei PHOENIX, Ariz.iz. - Phoebe The database; hhit the Web on f Chaphapel). Monday, DecRTS AUCTION . Kathleen Henderscrson 'Kathy oien Ue Thursday with upupdated photos, ■ > t :e Ilale of Twin Falls, /iii/ri'i/; 2H! lA'iiteiwuil JWu-, /I I v'o X • •• McCool, 52, of Phoeni;e m A r ^ ^ d . , addresse.s. vehiciiicies a,id convic- W p •cernber J1, 2000 1 10:30 a jn . today a t th e EuEugene G. “Gene” Judd \/2 mill' uiiilli <111 Hiipfrt-lliiilfy I f,rM W formerly of Twin Pali' , tions of the state’s;e’s 4,700 convict- T . llnhiiiii. liliihf hum riir 2\l iS H aUs, died Nov. Filer LDS) CChapel. Friends and Jeroterome, services a t 11 a.m.. tod iinii/t' l 30.2000 in Phoenix, Ai ed sex offenders. SALESAl TIME: 11:00 AM______■y Hwv III I'.', Am liiiil Yiiril. Aiii lioii ’ , ^ ^ 1 family mayly caU from 9:30:10:30 att theth Jerome Fitst Presbyteri USAiiitioii ICE'S CAFE X Cremation took,k place in a.m. today. Rodriguez noti I’rop.to|).iiK- lif.ui-rs, IH.(KX) Hli; • I’, Churhurch. _J ______LUNCH BY PRICE'Slaiil^ - lio\ T searching the Bluf t kr.ijn'j Sh.irik% • lli-avy Duty L'-l Adju^iiTs .- luuuaiu U1C.I vtui Sa.i|i I’aMiin- lijtrows - Hipjx.*t Slianl find a large nunumber of sex 'iiivcrs.il X Joiiics • U nw Mi.ilt's • I'l • IlyilroulicX ____ offenders becau; li'lcju • HviJf.iulii. lUins • I’oM ;-llciluII . Triitk l“Jrt^ • SiJtk a-r Adj ^)ax)p^ - W ause it includes ¥ r r o SliJlts • llydr.iulk- Pjctj • llj SPITALS- about 1,400 inmat i.iv\ Fiitliins - Scvvr.il Si;c\ ^ Kii iij • Various * — Hos lates at the state ’ [V;;,','ic.li IU)\CN - Wiridiis rii-ilfii- Mi>tcIll’ll' AujiiTS • (iraiii Convt'ycr ?> prison at Point of)f tlthe M ountain. S’0 X 1 1.: /frrc lire fu<> im'fi-r.»u-/fi-jtrsituK j I'l l.k'vis • Knlli'f Cliaitii • MAGIC VAVALLEY REGIONAL t ofpifrTKmry w MINIDOKA MEMEMORIAL HOSPITAL T h e W eb site: was w established » to' pi'< pu i lip iii’if fiiiiii piirt\ III in<-i/ pn MEDKDICAL CENTER Som e n am es are omi3mitted a t th e p atien t's reque;iest- - i n acco rd an ce wil If/KDAiu tiom. l'hi\ will Iviiiiiipp Some nam es are omi with a-Utah law pria'-.. omitted at the patient’s requeluest AlAdmitted that requires thele 1 D epartm ent of X OWNERS; Jl Sebastian Vaquerara .Paig‘‘8^ ------in-the-Payettc-anc ______T w in_E all — '— ^— B o is^School e - B oj a a r d for m a n y y e a r s . Phillipliliips a n d M e g a n R ice, ono si ind-Boiscnarion-— ----- al forests are bein llsX em etery ______G.vinn w as; insiru'mcniai in obtain- ier,f, Margaret (Manon) Hic .‘ing recom m end- f f i n v i t e y o u ing a caboose3se for Fairfield, which is Hansejnsen, a n d n u m e ro u s nieces an' ? ed to Congress f(ifor designation ^ ■ . M L-m^irial C iirlstnuis rv ic e f f now the Can^amas County Tounsi nephephews under the Wildild and Scenic % I to attend the Inlormaiion CCe enter, FunFuneral se rv ic e s will b e holdIo t n R ivers Act. Siirurjny, D c c c i n h cIS r Tree Li^iitinf^ Servi( Tho peopliiple ol Camas County Mondanday, OecomDor iiih aiIll i It is part of )f their newly er 16, 2000, .it 7 PM a acknowiedgccged Gwinn’s and Lena's a.m.n. aat ihe new Cloverdale Funorlorai revised forest planIans, ^ Parke’s Fu i years ol servijrvice 10 Ihe community Home)me. t2 0 0 N C lo v erd ale Roai)aa ' The recommeniendations hope- by recognizinizing ihem as Ihe Grand Boise, u n e r a l H o m e lise, Idaho, wilh Gregg Kosket'Gia fully bring to a doclose che issue of 3 2551 Kimberly 1 11. I Marshalls olII ttIho Yoar 2000 County andd HHarold Antrim otliciaimg It The .s u ita b ility for the wild, scenic ^ Pair- la mmily ih requests that memori; Road • Twin Falls and recreation1 d e sig n a tio n of / ' 208-72 addiiion)n I10 all ofhis work and donaiinaiions be m ade to the BoisDiso rivers and t accomplishmhments. Gwinn's main Rescijscue Mission or the Cama d three creeks ' 3 5 - 0 0 1 1 w e re d eei Conn- ).iin 11- m ri.-riK-inlvrii' locus was hislis lamlly and communi- Count’lunty EMT O rganizalion L*emed e l ig ib le ^ I ly. He lovodid Ibeing a part ol peo- u n d e r th e 1988 forforest plans. ^ 'l-.lx'll. >|\'CI,ll Cn-l- .•Tll.lllK'Ilt'riiii: viuir lnvi-J oiu-s chi> bi'liJ,!(.■ n,mif and greeiing all new- The recomment pie's lives an .nidations in the o U .^ uIt' rl will lv proviJi-J with the n. H comers withIth a warm smile and R u p e r t 2000 plans arere significant ^ ii.jWr handshake.e. He was an active i.l. because the planin i two years ago ^ II Ux;Uw. a y S r m em ber of thetho Fairfield Community )hn J. Rollhelser ' determined theirir >eligil)ility but V !',in>il\ III iIk' |',I'I Wl' iici'.l iji'i h,iv L' scrvcJ Viui Church andd wasv chairman of tho JohiJohn J, Rollheiser. a ei-year-ol•old n ot su ita b ility , PPayettej Forest ' ...... € r church board3rd w h en ih e y built Ihe R upoiipert resident, passed awavay Supervisor Daviive Alexander ^ new churchh ini 1955, Gwinn and Thursursday. Doc. 7, 20QO. al ih'f’C said. Lena spentI theirth winters in Boiso Vetoraterans H om e in Pocatolio, idariiIho Gwinn F. Rica and were alsoal: members of the Johnvrtn w as born on April 20. 1920,3, ini I______■ Gwinn F. Rico, ourr bebeloved hus- Boise Friendsids Church family since Rupenpert. Idaho lo John and Barbar>ara —be^'drtalhefrgrandffidfaiher.-and—1942-Gwinnv m.was dodicaied.to the Roilhoiilheisor,. He grew up in Rupe gredt-Qrandfalher, bornjrn ■on May 17, youth ol Ihe} communityct and for the andd farmedfe in Rupert mosi ol Zhi ■....Louie,, I Louie • ' 1917. in HilLClly. Idatidatio, passed pasi 26 years,ars, he and Lena spon- i»le.3. hHe w a s a v e t e r a n ha v ming : away peacefully at homiomo surround- sored an annannual Christian ,youth sorvocrvod in WWII iri Ihc U S Nav;ivy • ' . e d by his lamiiy on Thur■hursday. Dec. retreat at the ih lamiiy cabin at HeI enenjoying fishing, and his anaril- 7. 2000, in Boiso. Idaho.Iho. al tho age Anderson R;Ranch Dam. Gwinn ma!s.lls. Ho was also a good-sioc^ick- ; 0183. cherished thehe honor ol playing his m an,.in, John w a s a lifetime inemLKitiCf ^ —:------Wu wtti rniss you. Dad,>ad, • - violin wiih “The "Th GfooniGaf Brass.‘~ o f' thothe Elks,, and the Catnoti Gwinn spont his lilQQ oion ihe lamiiy perlorming forfoi people around tho Churclurch. : " farm in,Hill City, w here>re h e m arried T reasure Vallo'illey. HeHe IIs survived b y three biolher;ers. ' ; ihe lovo of his lile. L enaina N ash Rice, A bove all1 else. el Gwinn lovod his Frankink Rollhoiser of Rupert, AcJarlam ■ TXiagf/- and they had a wondoriderfut lile rais- lomlly a rid look.groat loc pleasure in Schellhell of Twin Falls, C asm n o Schehell ' - : ing_thoir_[annily ojjhfeiiree children^ spending limeme with them. He would ol JoJorome and three sisiert)fs' iiniti : His Grandfattior Edw•dward pice show his greareai'joy'wiih his corita- Cathe.therino Bourner ol Twin Fall;ills, ■ hom ostoadod tho farmTl IrIn 1903. a n d g io u s Iradem3mark i (vigorously rub- Maryiry IMerrill of Rupert and AnnniiG Gwinn and his son Jimlim were look- bing his hamarids together) as ho Louck:ucks.of Boiso Also surviving ai —, - ing-lorward-to-beinging—Cenlufy—shared-in-his- lis-fam ily s-jo y s-an d tri* -21 nepneptiews and-t&-niece8 __Me got)tta go Farmors' in the yoar• 2C2003. Gwinn umphs. Hele was a wonderful HeHo ^ w as p r e c e d e d in d e a ih ij loved his farm, tho laniland, and tho toachor lo hisnis children and grand- hisI parents:-lourpa brothers,-Cm (to the CDepot!) lilGstyle lhal il b ro u gihi h t Ito him a n d childron, w hetlla th er it w as te arn i/.y to Rolihoillhoiser, -Joe Rollhoiser, Georg ^0*^ Open 24 houi» 4 day,»y, iix d jy t a wccki his lamiiy through five3 RiRice genera- shooi. runningng Iho farm equipment. Rollhollheiser, and Albert Schell ani .(open III 9 p.m. 0 i Uons. Ho graduatedd fi fro m B o ise or p ro p e rly' backing b: up a trailer, onesi;3 sister. Rose Engkraf. n. on SuixUy*) - High School and Linksnks Businoss His distinct;t p e rs o n a lity a n d h is Mas',4ass ol C h ristian Burial will be b College, and ailonle n d o d ih e boar hug willill be t: groatly missed by heldd aal 11 a m. Monday, Occ 11, 11 University ol Idaho whonhoro h e w as a his family. 2000,0 0 , a l S i . Nicholas Caihoii')liC ; member of tho Tau Kap<8ppa Epsilon Gwinn is survivedsu by his loving Chufctufch in R upen. Burial will loiio\low ' ______ffatomily. tn iho early 19'1940s ho was wile ol p2 yea/oars. Lpna.Nash Rico;„ jn.thoho |Ruport Cemetory Rosary wiWill . _ , jM liEilO ; ihstrumehlal ih brlh^hoilhg otectrlcal his ttiree childlildren. Joy (Tom) Rico bo ccconductod at 10 30 a.m•ffl. ^ powor to ihe.Camas PraiPrairie and sal Gill of Mouniuniain Home, Norma Mondanday, Dec. 11, 2000. also at SI.Si - o n th e REA b o a rd for( mmany years, (John) Rica OdiagaOc ol Jorome. and NIchol:holas Catholic Church. Familnily Ho wad awarded *ldi'I d a h o S t a te Jim (T in a) Rice Rii ol Hill Cily and dnd3 fr ends< may call at Itie churclfch *11® # • G rassm an oU h o Year*'* in 1963. a n d Boiso: s e v e3n n g ra n d c h ild re n . Kim o n o3 luhour prior to Iho service onoi ■ ■ was a membof ol tho) Id ah o W h e a t' (C urt) Gill Phillips. Phi Todd (Darci) Mondan d a y Commission. Ho sorvocved as chair-, Qili. Amayaya Odiaga. Jamos ArraVrrangoments aro undor. thiIho man ol iho- ldahb-Ci-Centennial (Heather) Riciice. Joseph (Stacie) directection of Hansen Mortuar'ary ... Commlllee for Can«ss County,C and Rice. Jordann RRice, and Annie Rico; Ruport3ort C hapel. __ I |s45SI>othont Street Som>omh*f208)73M71D

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[Gong^ress orrders neewresesrvoirstitudy ^roxicologijsts confimm i I By Lorraine Cavener officials thouought the project SS . n a k e R i v^er ( alg ae spip e c i e $ ^■Tlniet-Ncw corretpondondent______could be donele for $25 million lo S30 million. . ByPJy Ruth Streeter What was at one time ihougljt . O A K L E Y - .C oongress n j has dies are done, the Time 'L l . -''■^f-Tniiii>i‘^ r y P S rime»New» writer______to be a malicious)us act has bC(^ 'k ic k e d in ano th er SIOSIOO.OOO fo r a | | | | | g | companyiny continues to try ----- ruled out, and poisooisonirjg from tl^ »second study of the OaO akley Canal and m ake smalljail im provem ents to BURLEY Bl - Toxicologists hhave blue-green algaegae is now the ___ . •. . . » ^ . ’s,G90se C reek RReservoir. es . U M w || the- dom- wiwith - its -lim ited ----- comronflrmed the sp€fcies of alalg ae----- strongest theoryry iinvestigators M oney fo r th e irri{rrigacion and U ilffH resources. alonilong th e Snake i^ v e r th a t mimight have. (flood control studyjy should be - “With thc CCIeconomy the way It beK rresponsible for killing,scvi!veral The algae wass discovereddi< No^. ‘ available in about a nmonth, said -is, you can onlyily do so m uch,” said dogjlogs. • — ■ 13 by USDA veieieierinarian Ly^ j^Jebbie Willis, projecject manager Rimdy Roblnsoiison, c h ain n an 6f th e StState veterinarian Kendal EEyre Langford, who smelledsmc the foiil j'for the U.S. Armyn y C o rp s canal company'ny's-board of direc- saidaid h e received confirm atibnn l i ^ o dor e m itte d byy theth algae as it • E ngineers. ' tors. weeveek from University of Id:[daho went through its very shoct {,' h o o d in g has beenn a m a jo r con- The canal cocompany has been md out-of-srate loxicologists'ts'that “bloom” phase: The phase,'which .' cem surrounding thethe reservoir. BW iaa pursuing othIther avenues to thehe blue-green algae recerently causes the algae;ae to turn recj, - . ; A major flood fromom t h e dam | H I 9 H improve the daniam, he said. Several ound in the river is a sp e d e s Ithat almpst eluded Long!angford H e cahK ; could take out Burley,ley. U.S. Rep. H M n projects havefc been completed Pr°‘•roduces two toxins that cocould back thc very nextx t dday to fm d tbiit jM ike Simpson, R-Id.•Idaho, said ' with the helptip of the Natural lave Idlled several dogs this5 win-v the algae h ad retuimlimed to normal} ______♦ a f te r a Tun e 1999) vivisit to_the___ — Resourcc.ConsejlSf»rVilrinn ^/>rvtrp tCrOerand last w in te r. ______• Two dogs died^ tt; h ^ y e a r a n d I reservoir. Canal compaipany officials know TcTests were conducted on s;sam- another bccame^ic: stSc aftcr'Being tlfeg on ihe river, : During a 1984 floodx)d, residents iMMMUnNn/7te that larger lm|improvements will P*®®lies taken from th e exposedI nmud exposed to sometlfe, ; dug an emergency cancanal through Walt Mulllialins, left, (uperintendent of Oakley(ley Canal Co., and Randy Robinilnson,* eventually needc d to b e m ade. ' lats on th e S nake R iv er and fifrom - • The river hw betfil e ^ l o w e r e d fclr- I fai^and to channel}1 vw a te r from chairmanof of the company'i board of directoictors, observe the Goose Creek5k “Nobody gegets excited and . dog’s stomach, E ;^ said. property re^aihsuW m a in t^ leter- nance. F iv i dogsi med Ha(l.rcaclied a ir polluiituiion limits...... Jack N. Gei^ard became presi- eating up again in Nevadaia, a- • support to end allill livestockU graz- dent and chief c: Ittle that the combatants5 ssay ing on federal land.id. ' The move came a day( after ElOCt]rtricfty service a re asa s ' f ex ecuiive offlcer of the nationallal mining trade IS national significance. Rancher Bob DrakeDra of Daviis, ; California encount'intered an fr~ — Com ponio:nios that oporato within tho ISO; unprecedented poweiwer crunch, association on NoNov. 1. More than SOO ranchers a n d Okla., re fe rre d to[0 the tl RangeNet Pacific Gas & Electric inservationlsts from around1 ithe attendees as “eco-ie:o-ierrorists” and plies for the B t-- ■ ■ Poc' The Washingtigton, D.C.-based jilon gathered this week I • state’s 34 million peop;ople so per- b . K n Sout.Southom California Edison . government relat:Iations consultant c far “preservationists."s." Drake,] chair- Uously low that Califolifornia only so>ort m Oiogo Gas & Eloctnc told th e associatiiatlon’s annual con- “"Pom the range - at Bally’s hoilotel- m an of th e grazinglg inidative,h siiid isino -* to promote the positiitive environmentalistssts wi ant to giv.e J'narrowly avoided blackackouts. Vroaa not sorvicod by 1:50 vention that aI GeorgeG W. Bush :onomic and environmeni ; The power crunch:h has1 been adm inistration antl ar a marginally '5,°" ntal politicians and the federal gov- In d eptp e en d e fit S y ste m feds of grazing on private a overgrazing, I blamed on cold weathather in the Republican Cong.Msrcss botlos well a nd em m ent control ovei ibllc lands. The first natlot .Northwest, the shutlutdown of for the industry. onal “While they call themselves Oo p e rato r inference on grazing lan d s sp<;pon- conservationists,s, ...., what thoy ! some generating piplants for “In this atm osFosphere, both par- sorci ■, rep airs or o th er reason*»ns, and the \ An unbiased, not-for-profit ired by thcG razing Lanm d s want is total control,;rol,” D rake said, tie s w in w a n tI t(to fin d w ay s to Cons- ' effects of utility deregiegulation in ^ corporalion that ensures snscrvation Initiative also wwas “What they wantt Is Ifor you a n d I a compoiitivo demonstrate to0 thet public that desigjsigned to h ead off o pponentsit.s. not to be on (publicblic land). We’re . Califomia. • they c a n come toitogether in bipar- * “W ! , On Thursday, duringng th e em er- market (or “We all have the same objit)jec* th e enem y." - . tisanship to solvolve a problem,” live, olocirii:ity ahd ve.” said'Doug W hisenhuiunt,' BuiBob'WltzenzemanV who’ is ' ,*’gency, power plantss c;c a p a b le of G erard said. J producing 2,400 megaw;awatts were a tho integrity ol direcirector of western Nebraska pro-p active in the NatiorItional Audubon • off-line becausc they ha'had exceed- po-/^er.Qri4^} Although a pre;iresldent-elect h a d j^-’ctscts for The Natuture Society and aitendc:nded RangeNet led their pollution iirrlimits. One >d not been deteriermined Friday ' Constjnservancy, thc world’s largi•gest . 2000, predicted hle e willw: see a n e nd megawatt is sufficientnt to power afternoon, Gerarcard to ld re p o rte rs P.^lvaIvaie, international consenjrva- 10 public livestock± grazingg in his ; about 1,000 homes, fj______a_Bush.admini5lT£itration^wQuld-be— an group. “Clean air, ele;le a n ____lifetime. “We oree.not.radicals,” n / .more understata n d in g o f o u r ^^^tciater, conservation of natuiural Ihe 72-year-oId rcii:rciired Phoenix ; On Friday, the SouthIth Coasti A ir ^g^ ^rta ts ^Quality Managementmt District 1 in d u stry , th a t would wi recognize sources a nd th e p reserv ad o)n n of physidan said. le: 164 billion 'agreed to let some of t 3 th e n eed fo r thethe materials we itural landscape.” Larry W alker,. of Beavertoh, luting power plants r tl hours a yoar n produce.” But don’t be confused th at t; all Ore., who w orked1 for th e BLM for ... operation and restoree abouta half...... S t e 124124.000 sq. m ilorr*-^S ^^!?E .’I .. — . - Gerard, a formrm er a id e to fo r-.- . ^gree;ree. And don’t confuse thetiese 26 years, helpe([ped organize >of th a t lost generatingn g capacity. of 75 port)orconl of slalo u« mer Idaho Rep;epubllcan Sen. riservatiohisis with the envirciron-' RangeNet. iHowever, those plantsIts will liave Day^iy. “''‘J James McClure, ssaid m in ers w ill enialists who criticize subibsi- “Five to 10 yeayears ago, the bjHlay shortage '■ . - ^ “(ualnosM pay daily fines...... try to amend iheh c so ^ a llc ti “3809 .. ‘‘‘“ted 'I grazing on public landss ifor thought of removitoving livestock . TholSOf0 fofocasts olocincity usago ' ’ ^O lngo ...... stin g ta x p a y e r s to o miiiiich from public landsds Nvasv u n ih in k - ' ) ■ Restarting the over-]G pponutm g ihroughoi regulations,” w»hich hi take effect hout tho siaio and monitors actualJOl • Dney. O thers say grazing onI ppri- able.” Walker saidlaid. “Now. not plants should provideIe za cuslii.)!. poakusai on Interior Seclecretary Bruce isogo, Horo oro Iho poaks for ihisis te lands causes ecolo^cal dalam- only are we tliinkingd ng about it, wc !for state, said S St ‘° P h a iite _poslWKik)Ck. tfirough.Thujsday.in mogawatis..Ills------:_E23l Peak usnoo:______Babbitt’s last day ^KCofKle, a spokeswt __ Z-e—primarily-soll-erosion-aia n d — are speaking out oboiobout iu"------swoman for 19991 Ooc.D£ avg. Monday TuoscJayly W ednesday , Thursday Among Olher■ thing.s,tl the rules strear •the California Inde]d e p e n d e n t cam dam age. The cnvirormienla!ntalists ihvolvc^l give federal reregulators new ' NotNovada, W hisenhunt said,d, is in RangeNet 20003 aren’tar intercst- ;Sysiem Operator, whichlich runs the — authority to finee mn ines o p eratin g * one o ■state’s power grid. e of the hotbeds of thc aninti- cd in helping thehe land: or thb illegally and coulcluld in .some cases grazirazing m ovem ent, w hich has; l:tar- Wesl, Drake said, ' In addition, hundred;eds of com- K W make some lantmd off limits to geiedled 20,000 livestock productcers "It has nothingI to do w ith con- ■panies voluntarily cutut (consump- mining. w h10 o !have permits to graze thcheit" servation. Zero,” he said. “What tion Friday to avoid impm posedout. Mining indusirsiry leaders and cattlettle and sheep on 170 mllliillion wc are offering is conservation.o ages. e s o f e m e r g e n c ^ x fRemedies for a other critics inn rmany Western acresres of federal rangeland inn 13 What we are offerini•ring is coopera- iraging con- Tho slago Stage Three alert “W e're siill encouraj ig o so l olocirical powor S states contend th:that existing laws statesItes, mostly in th e W est. tiori.” servation efforts,"' s: s a id L ori omorgoncDncios in California: jThe ISO can order tho stato are sufficient to guard against O’Donley, spokeswomaiman for th e stogoOnc3iw; Dodarod wtvjn tho state's to consorvo powor during o w ater pollution, andar assure reda- ISO. “We’re optimisticilic th a t we oporoiingng roson/os oJ onorgy dip SStage Throe alort by: m ation of mines.s. . _ ■G l a g s i f j eid s 733-09; won’t have to” impo:p o se s h u t- bolow7po'porcont. All powof consumers . dow ns on com mercialI customcu ers, oro oskodlod to conson/o onorgy. ^Asking largo (acililios. such o s I Federal energy reguh? u la io rsa re stagoTWe 0 m ine or walor pump, to shut IWo: Dodarod whon operating —^ down lor Q day lo working with the statea te 10 find roson/osd ts (all below 5 porconi. lesson domond. power that can be divd iv e rte d to Cuslomoniors w ho havo gotton lower iCalifornia during thehe c ru n c h , rates forIf agrooing0| lo go off-lmo whon , O moves that couldd include apowofo f crunch hits oro ordorod to p<'— ^' D e p riv in g som o aroos of increasing hydroelectrictrie gentSra- roducoor; or shut off their powor ^ powor in order lo tion out of state. S tag e Tlirniroo: D odarod whon tJ J motnlain olhors by T h e po w er g r id ’s m m a n a g e rs oporalinging rosorvos fall below 1.5 a_____I r ' initiating rotating were able to avoid bl n f s b la c k o u ts pofcont.1. RotolingR blackouts could blackouts or Thursday by shuttingg ddown the ,03uj,. w|,ti (Vith'powor to ditfofont aroas brownouts — IS ...... enormous state and.i d . f e d e r a l lompofariliorilycutoff. -• U temporary sags pumps (hat push wattraier from tr>« Q ■ tn powor, • Northern California to cautt o! tIan. pielfntd customers wfa I avtniolan tmcifoncy Moxunl lot a t*v>no>vfto agrmxi lo harv Ihetr po>w snul -{ind souiiiuiTi regions. ik liupo I'guroi Not inch/M m tno lf)uioavmgao) a 1.000 Is neMf Sign up3 or Rene\wyour ; The phased-in dereguJgulation of lotunshyp.'or (HjtilK conttnBlon '03 am nnollMir sa\^i>gs'il 1.000 mtffawan ------California’s S20 billion e 'ania lnOopcnd«nl Syilom Operalot power industry was ,?up:m p t S S T o lower prices by creating:ing greater electricity' hhas outstripped sup- pop Thelunes-INN e w s S u b s ccription N Oowl competition. But dememand for ply, in pan1 bbecausc of a growing tedpopulation and a booming h te d i economy. P o w e r — Continued fnxn A4 could requiluire us to go to this pov r Getal Power’s service area are expect- high-priced,d, turbulent1 market 10 pow “ er costs. je x p e - , ------od to range betw een sub-ub-zero and buy power,', aiand those costs can be — riei“M arket prices like we’re■ill e p u t- , . lingle-digit levels duringing the first more thanI 606( times our average riencing up' today certainly willa l e s ,” L.G iftC erfi]i f i c a t e of next week. power*prododuction costs,” upward Pac pressure on rally an y ; Packwood said Idah(aho Power Packwood1 Sisaid in a sta te m e n t. ' Packw eff< ood sai^l. "T hat’s whytoday normally meets its cuscustomers’ “It’s like a gallonj of gas going effort tor our customers makeet-pur- ti 1 electricity needs this timiime of year from $2 per)er gallon to $120 or to chc reduce reliance on m arkete d u c e ^vith pow er produced at the i com- more.” chasedth e power will help rets _ pany’s low-cost power pliplants and - Those higiigher electricity costs the spri impact on their rates i "through previously ararranged could affectct the price ciistomei^ spring.”A tric ity power purchase contractslets. pay next yeaiear w hen th e costs a re Ida!About half of the electritore ; Additional electricity,y, should< it included inin 1 com putation of th e Idaho goo Power generates - moifro m bie n e e d e d , is a v a ilaable b : from company’s‘s “Power Cost good hyd water years - comes f W estern energy markiirkets, but Adjustment”It” - an annual adjust- hydroelectric Snt power plants or th e prices are extremelyY high,h the ment lo ratestes th at allows for flue- Snake pov River. The rest of . ' com pany said. tuations inI hydroelectrichj general- power in g is generated at coal-b “The timing of thisi coldco front ing conditiotions and purchased" ing Nev power plants in Wyom Mevada and Oregon. r

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iBACKBrpoPimiRDcmmil h B j a g . U v e Wwmoie *^pig M a i n e P t w d w e y P ^i^ljobstei^*18“ ^ N-.:_TW IN FALLS $ 1 1 .9 > iS f] 326 2nd Ave. . r , m s « 0 * 0 TO feW m eiai [E ms t y i ]l^Faetory DirectV 7 3 3 4 3 1 2 B j ‘ M -F 9 . 7 * S a l . 9 . VJ m o M a o -) _ _ S h w f t IraAMQW^TO Ik aI 1 « ® . M i.TMUF/OLS lllllgllHllliVil >0 «RtstnwnoioFM Pptnw o ■ H H liiiaailB O p ’I N K ON ■ . PageA-8 ______Sacun irday, Decem ber 91,2 ,; 0 0 0 - T h ?rim ^ es-Ncws Dei;mocrrats W(^ould dow^ell to3 bactktax(cut ememlxTiber "It’s the economy, ------;------] would dt«ite Bush’s tax cut plan as anui Indeed, he hadd ggone further, advocating Given that Bush politic:ideal tradition, the ■ stupid”!id”? The reality th at a ______appropriariate co^untef-cydical respons3 1 ^ .______a cut in the capitipital-gains tax rate to spur Democrats would riM _to_stall,prp-,i_____ pr^'dM t is'judg^Srst is p redictable, of course' v«isras ;h c savings and'inve;ivesnneriL Bush pushed for claim ing to a sympatheticieticniedia,theii^ ” foremost, by the peiior- l E S P . “ sp o n sefro m th e Left.* Ih a t cut in 1989,39, bi u t was blocked by the fears about “r i ^ tax schischem es” and hop- t , m ance:e cof the economy hasn't ^ in The New York Times, e RTO N - 5, Dem ocrats in CoiCongress. His proper ing that this Bush will backbac down, too.. > *1 changed.'But as thehe presidency duinges' ist Paul Krugman denoimcecced response, of courourse, should have been to " O n th e o ther hand, iff ththi e new • i j'h a n d ^ the identityty oof the cheerleaders “big, irrej•esponsibl6>p cuts." The m ount the bullylly ]pulpit. H e should have President Bush pushess forforward, damni(ig • and the naysayers3 is about to change, WashingtigtonPp^.allbwed that “a recreces- blamed the Demicmocrats for their intransi- th e m edia torpedoes, ded;iedaring that i f ^ .‘.'too. Most likely, itt wwill be George W. ------:------sion remnairar^ssibfe,” a but insisted,id, “ th e ' ' gence and d e d±ired a r them henceforth to .p lan isn’t enaaed , workin,rking Americans^ J !Bush who will b e inainaugurated an d tasked “ ltax cuts as away to "get thele eeconom y b « t tool!il for'inana^g the economiclie be responsible2 fofor the fate of the econo- co u ld io se their jobs, thenhen the Democrats I ;with keeping th e go(good um es rolling If h e moving f agoinj" Republicans,:ns, kneejerk- cyde is ususually n « fiscal policy butIt inter-i my. w ill face a stark choice.j.If If they block /i - - {jcan.grcat. If hecan’an’t, he-must avoid the •. iingly opposed to anything Democratic,De] -est rates.-s." In othbr words, no tax cul.rut. Instead, Bushsh canem p ted a new track; Bush’s tax cut - and givenven th e p a rtisa n i • ‘mistake his fath err nimade a decade ago. 'v o t ^ no. Happily, they w erea-e d lastweek,-“The1 pace------—J Ronald Rengan-pushed the-sarsam e expan------sonrof coirourse,-is-ihartheyhave been«:npre^ ------ing,'herenounce(iced hlsTio-tax-inaease":------— alo n g rth ey l(5se facewith'iith'theFriendrof ------J of economic activityity has m oderated ssionary policy, this tim e overc-ercoming occupied'd w ith th e Florida recount.. B ut pledge in a humiluniliating pursuit of a bud- B ig G overnm ent, but stan(;tand to share the H appreciably.” lndee as well. interview; il “W e may well bec ooi n th e front Bush Sr..madeinj?89^ n ___ . _____ (since they coulduld say.diey just did what____— d o s e th e ta x c u t deal------J Foiir decades ago,go, amid a slow econo- • edge c of a receSion liera"'An(Ahd, especial- T he eldiIder Bush, of course, had camam - Presidept Bushh wwanted them to do) and ; my. Democratic FYes*residcnts.John F. Iy in light of th e enormous .surpluses.sur pii- paignedI oion th e “read m y lips, no newlew e ) shattered hisis oown anti-tax, limited-gov- Jama P. Pinkerton isaNaNcwsddycoiu^- j • Kennedy and Lyndoiidon B. Johason pushed ing ii up, it was predictable thathat Cheney taxes” pieiledgc in his 198S campaign.n. ernment politicalical coalition. nist.

;Free sspeech pl)honies enrode S. SUPREMELECOURTJi1|RIBRI Si l’lllS Z ^ 3 r l * I basic CConstitutItional righhts r v v r a he First: ArAmendment has many S • ■ 1 defendersiTsintheotybutfew I OT • H defcnden;i;rr; in fa a . l i b e r a l ------M ir im i R M OOREcx ; I groups tha:that used to support I i^ L freespeecJ«ch strongly have aban- j;-McNally. That letter states tiiatJiat“mem- • acy of this right in favor ■ bers^ of the public can deddee fofor them- ; of asing governm entint ito silence their oppo- selves^ whether to see the play,ay, and what ^ sition and thus m oive v e: tlie culture to their to think about it if they do,” andan that “no .-T • point of view. one sensibly should dictate wh;w hat all m ay f i M r , \ lliose who wouldd s;sacrifice tlie First * ^see." ; Amendment to sUenci;nce their ideolo^cal When asked why McNally! wasw< entitled ijVnM ; foes won a pyrrhic vieviaory last year in to a playhouse but Schlessingetiger isn’t enti- ^ / / M • Soutii Carolina. Thele sstate supreme court tied to a television program,,GLAAD GI i r. ruled in Gynecologysy ClinicC Inc. v. Cloer „responded that Dr. Laura is an exception ______that clergymen who e 10 engage in peacefid______-u, because her views are “inaccurcurate.” • pro-life protests could>uld be held liable for Apparendy, the call fortolenilerance and I. creating a “private: nuisance"ni and “dvil diversity ends when die speechech isn’t w hat / i ------M conspiracy" - not for"or 1blocking the homosexual activists want to3 hear.ht ' 1 - entrance to tlie clinicnic or committing some The same trend is seen overer and£ over >^3 , other illegal offen.<:e. 1but because the der- again wherever Americans figh[ight cultural • / I r gymen’s goal was “to‘to discourage . women battles. Colleges diat used to3 beb< hotbeds / / ' from patronizing (thethe clinic) with the goal of liberal activism now have polpolitically I, of making'abortion1 urunavailable.” correa speech codes and “free-■ee-speech According to th e courDun,latvful actions jo /% zoncs” that limit protests to sm: small, remote (> become a dvil conspiispiracy “when the ^sections of campus. Many coUejillege adminis- ■■;object is to ruin or daidamage thc business of trators who en^ged in campuspus protests :<• , • pjiotlier.” as students are not willing to) allovvall today’s What type of lawfulrful, peaceful protest ^students to have the same freeccedom .T he 8 r would this not encom]ompass? Unions exer- ACLU, People for thc Ameriauican Way, U ( ^dse~their right to picklidut in order to dam- NOW, and homosexual activist,TSt groups 'SOMEMEDICfllN , Q U IP-BE GOOD Rli lomically to the point ar MftRlJURNAWQl '16HTflBOl)TNOV I ' argued in the U.S. Supreme CoiCourt against I- - — . where giving in to thethe union’s demands is ' ' the First AmCTdment rights of thei Boy t more acceptable thanlan allowing the strike gcScouts to determine dieir corere beliefsI and ' . ' i > • to continue. Environminmentalists protest to membership without govemmem en t inter- —L eT i T E R S — •en d logging and miniilinirig operadons. The fgference. The ACLU has evenicontemplat- co .. .. NAACP successfullyIy bboycotted tourism in ^ed suing the state of Louisianana ffor its AbortlonSns shed human blood Millions of catsIts Iand dogs arc eudianized i South Carolina, with i Goodbye, Jim Troglia ththegoalofpressur- gtapproi-al of a new “Choose lifeif e ” Ucense Tlie Timi annually in the: UnitedUr States, and.the '• ing die state le^slatiuitm-e to remove the " pj mes-News artide, “A case for ------1 met-Jim Ttoglia iirl9941994^ w hen his w » I plate because it is “an intrusion m o re b ri^t-ey ed w d lion on • life,” especedally the accompanying phr mentioned he was lookingingforagolf I poiy .• Confederate flag from•om atop the state capi* women’s rights.” Speech choser h e a ld i^ w id in o0 phyflcaipl or mental defor- isenbyihe ottheLabrbrador retriever being taken i n e r. J u n an d I seemed toobondimmedifi^ be . •. ; fbl. individualin driver is a threat to “ , mitics. Most of the so-called “stray” dop to “women’s iis death,, ivwascertainly heart-rending.: ly and, for the next few years,wefre-yea A ' NOW, however, suesued to have the • fj,rights" that needs to be shut do- ^ and cats w ere onmce a owned by in«ponsi- dow n by couldn’t 16c[ook a t th a t picture without quented the golf coursess of thc Magic ^ ^Racketeer Influencedaid and Corrupt ^oc o u n o r d ^ ? ____ ble humans...... diinkinghchow tragic it is that this dog Valley. We were equal in tstalent (diat is# Organizations Act (RIi(RICO), a law designed • No’ wonder people are suspid ^ _ - It’s so sad to see these abandoned litde piaouspfthe • received a imuch kinder and compassic n ot to say w e were good)i) andan h ad m an^^ to fight organized crinzim e, applied to pro- jg|left \sing’s drive for hate speech animals in miseiyiiy a n d pain and usually ech and hate- ate demisese than many unborn human laughs on and off die cour»lurse. Serious i l ^ *iife orgatiization-s. In!n thetl 70s, when crime laws. After all, murder, a£ assault, babies receceive at the hands of abornor nesses hit us both and ourglUr golf days dijm - - ...... ------■Congress first consideiidered RICO, liberal------arson and vandalism are airead; -tru'pl-peopl,cjplel Please fulfill your • a d y d l e p l ...... behind thele dosed doors of stKollcd ished. W e l«pt in contact,ct,andhisconcm a . organizations opposedsed it because it might Recent p, high-profile murders all< - obligation as a carcaring and responsible allegedly_ , women’s healthht clinics. The barbaric p for me was redprocated.I . Chave Iwen used again*linst anti-Vietnam war based ba on the victim’s race or sej S j l hum an being.indlnd have your ^ ts spayed sexual onen- cedurekepspt legal sii^e-handedly by E ------Our warped sense of huirhum or som ehow ------*jjrote.Mers. And they;y werew right to w piry- ___ ',a, tation have all been fully prosec o rn eu tercd ...... )secu ted ;'...... Clinton all^ "partii-birth abortion” eased th e pain we were feelingfeel on certi^ -n a d RICO been'aroumlund at the time, there’s no indication that states ^ It’s a shame thathat there are so many peo-, tes haven’t makes theie procedure used at the Twin days. I \yill his calls.s.Iwillmi&shislV IV ^ la rtin Luther King’Jrs'Jr-wouldhav6beena been enford^ their laws to pro pie in our sodetyty Vwho have so little reganl protect all d t- Falls Humanon Sodety on domesticdogs friendship. Jim is now atIt thithe next leveLj • ■ “racketeer” as wouldddodierswhosatinat t ^izens from crime. .^cnn for life and death.th. . segregated lunch coun and cats sej)ro-homosexuality pla; 1 our land (Roe vs. Wade). play "Corpus Chrisd” bubum tho American flag, liberalsrals love to W hile Bii -EOD Times-News, and it is more ore; appropnatfl.^ %vas protested, liberal i Bill Clinton is anempting to> le '- v e ral dvil rights and u y i-g,remind the public diac free spee raid Gooding today thiin when it was wrinen.Itwrit said^i ;icti\ist groups ran loto thet rescue wilh free- Jq peech alegacywo^orth remembering, Tm afraii doesn't just mean the speechI thith e public die humanm blood that’s been shed in pt “W henlt.ls weaning dmele in the fall of w ' speecli rallies. No suchuch rescues are in the likes. V \^t the free speech phoi 'year for our calves, diey'doabtofbaw. do | works for Dr. Laura. Ir ihomes mean dal-binh atabortions during his administI S - Let every voterecount ( 1. In fa a , the Gay and jgis jfreedom for the speech they li uig. T h& ]^est and fattesttest ones bawl tK ‘Lesbian /\Uiai)ce AgaL ^like. don will OJly out against hun and thisscoun- cc Whichismoreire important, your vote ..^1 ' gainst Diefamation . longertlindloudestltmustnustbeweanin^ I .States that Dr. Laiu^a-a ccan say what she - — ------try for a lonong time aftef he leaves offiaflee. being counted orjr a tunetable? When a'V i ■. Miriam R. Moore is a Ic^l poliinltcy analyst DUANE)ELUCHSINGER coim try lees th etpowCT-hungiy po radicals ^ timeinWashin^n,D.C.,ninow:-wecartt' wants but she is nott enentitled to an “enter- qj'at che Fami7y Research C^ncil in heor them, bawlin’ dear outhereinout 'g. tainment televisioi^pn Twin Fall and die socalledd CChristiail r i^ t establish ^ program” to broad- Washingan. Readers may writetetoherat t ■' r Idaho.” . cast iier vie w s-a posito s itio n a tc ^ w ith f/j, their power hold,d, aand like shMp following the Family Research CouncU, 801soiGStroet . Qwners sl lility a wolf with a bell,dl, all{ opposition Viill soon I^ess itiskindafuntoktolai^thatit^ the 1998 letter they' signedsi{ in siippbn of ^ should ta k t responslbllH . n o t lUSt m y generation thathatfe^diew^' NW, Was}tingtonD.C, 20001. to thp say, “It is more exjexpedient diat democracy . rm w ritirting this letter in response to i ' wodo today. ______Dec 4 Timenes-News o rt^e about the “n"no and human rightsIts of( the small dtizen die J than our nation pe:perish.” . jnXPETERS WU" policyty for d ie Twin Falls Animal Jero m e - : J — Shdter. Who can denyy thatth history doesn’t k ' It angersrs me that so many people do Old 'huge' crowd causi3use InJuHeiS : IheTiinees-News______take the res•esponsibility of being a pet Ta'JiS^ot^ott,:otten how Nazism in Sttphm ...... ; ;.;„_PubIfih«r. ■ • • owner senoiously. WRy are these cats --Jan’ —Germanyandcomiommunism inRussia ■ — r r a cuiious, did anyonen e inii th a t “h u g ^ ” etak gained total controitrol of their peoples? crowd of demonstrators5 sufsuffer bodj - Clark Walworth...... »...MmHnc«»or Mlkt ...... JUvtrtbliubln( diroctor dogs beingg 1killed? B ^ u sc their carets ers, the onelies w ho a re supposed to love Slavery and totalol controlo flies under many - injuries while appearingg rerecently on dfl , - oing tods of nags, buttut the flag doesn’t change steps of the Twin Falls CouCounty ; i The membsrs of thstl edrtodBl boani and writenlers of editorials are Stephen Hartgi ct these animals, ore not doin ese sam e people arc not spayi thesubstanccl Courthouse widi die Hempimplemans? -3 rai: aymg EDNA BYERS William Brockock, Clark Walworth, Steve Crum^mp, Kevin Richeri and Dan Reids.Ids. andneuteri3ing their, aiumals. S GLORIA HANN n u p crt T w in F alls

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S h e .w a;S s quicklyc followed by ■ p he was optimistic . ^ battlfr* and even o prepared for this to go,0 into Gore might sooi n on th e interna- *hanI counting ci every vote andJ tions of joy when oneor .set of aides headctded to the Bush camp’s J; soon throw in thtk tional standingg oof the United honorin January," said Bush spcpokes- towel. ring the wxU of the people.” Florida ruling went thetieir way. w ar roomin in the m arble and gla.« S tates. But V t w ith th e F b rid a le ^ i^ tu r e It ended with long; ffaces and skyscraper:r just j blocks from the I? • In Congress, whi which could find now poipoised next week to name its outrage here - thie epiipeculation Texas Capita?ital. Suddenly, staffers A ...... itself forced to choo loose next month— ownrslrslate-of-electorsr-even—— aboutwhen-and-wherere to hold a — w h o h a d ’orionly minutes earlier I WRS: The Perfot Between slates of electors expertsrts on the Constinition and George W. Bush victi:tory rajly been cheerf B a ^ O E D HOU tjiledgcd to Vice I erfully chatting about I :e President A1‘ veterana n s of governm ent said t h ^ replaced with a renewiwed uncer* transition pr 8pmm Jor Her! ■ Gore and Texas prospects dosed ranks ^ iP IS' B B s^ could foresee'a" tainty about the electi:tion’s out- behind lockeJccd doors. ^^B ^.S un. 12-4 Gov. George W. growing possibili- come.* T he h n ^ this contin T h e re wasiras no official response GLIDEIERS Bush, partisans of //ffua ty of conflicts Bush staffers seemeded stunned from Austin tlie rival candi-^ in headquarters to the o n S a le NtN o w ! c J L to p i n out, the less^ between the leg. by the Florida Suprem.me Court’s legal setbadack Friday night “All . . dates took up the------islative and judi-—— ruling in favor of Vicee President] reaction is co lOaSMMiU^ J 'expected posi­ ! coming from Florida,” i- Intimacy the ^n nr/Mg h cial branches in Al Gore, some smash!h in g th e ir said a n aideie in i the m edia office. ^ tions of support­ , bo th T allah assee fists on desks at BushI headquar-h The dedsii n catuftdateisUlhave ision earlier Friday by tj ing their own wr. and Washington. ters, others stalking awayav from two Florida . •/ hominees. la judges not to throw I The Inst time a th e television in d isg u st^ out thousand •' '-B ut even there, mds of absentee votes ^ -L eo n PanelIC tta,. presidential elec- K a re n H u g h e s , Bus:ish’s cam- in Seminole i ______Tnany expressed le and Martin counties ------tion created such paign spokeswoman andid a sho^in had brought 1 apprehensionn fdrrmS'Clim ht th e chance of a 'd e d - ^ inU)n . uncertainty was in for a top W hite House5e position sive victoryy tantalizingly t; dose. about the conflict 'staff device should her candidate:e prevail, With a finj • that looms ahead.L ...... chicfofst 'inal legal hurdle to go 1 adopted then - an walked briskly to the baback of the before the: state st Supreme Coun, Sen. Chuckk •------ad hoc commis- office. Coffee in hand andai yoiins raany in IhcIC BushI campaign were Hagel, R-Neb.. saisa id , “ M y con- sion - w - w as disgraced by scandal, son by her side, Hughefies looked ebullien t. TheThi more cautious said cems have been heiheightened. We and thehe laws being dted in the • 'rare exploring areasa s ith at have n o t c u rreIt n t« controversy were enaaed ^ C / / / 0 been-explored befoefore,“sailing'ln ------in 'h o ppes'of'preventing”another e; murky waters wee ddo not know. such fiafiasco. But now those laws W e’r e looking a:t t o n e'u n p rece* h a v e beenb e found to have their M FRE]iE ^D I^O > /m ^ dented action afterter another and own amimbigulties. the reverberationsIS ccould be very ' “ We are spinning around serious.” Hagel, aboibout to leave on inside: our01 system of checks and ^ R I N (fG GIVEAWv a y W a Middle East trip,ip, said he had balance:ces,” said former Clinton FREE G IF TrT I O EVERYONE W H O ATIVTreNDS! . ' . beard from manyy aambassadors White ffcuseH chief of staff Leon ’ ' fu«t Blgn np! Kecd nolo'l be pm cnt to win. No purdia»epui rcquircd. \ ‘and foreign ministeisters “who are Panetta,ta, “and whether it works or Rcach into our flihih bowl and try lo pull outI a fre e d ia m o n d ! m f iconfused and concincemed about not hasas become an open ques- ; what is happening.lg. This cuts to tion.” THE 7 "' ANNUIUAL JEW ELRY EXTRA^AVAGANZA ★ ; our credibility inIn the world, “The 1 e longer this continues to Cactus Pctct, GroundC Floor Diam ond Peal j Because they are wonderingwc if a play out,ut," h e said, “th e less legiti- ’cak T ow erj, ^ Swcc«etwater Suite Room #1207 ; president who survives su (his macy the winning candidate will )7 * * Uckpoi, ; ^untiet ran actuallyilly govern.” have.” It, NevaOa...Look fo r the ilgr^Igni! * * ' M any Dem ocratsts ssaid the dan-— ' Panetetta suggested that . T’W V O DAYS ONLY! gers were exaggcggerated and Presidenient Clinton and Speaker of - Friday Evenirling, Dccrmbcr lOih • 6 pmm •- 10 pro • echoed the statemen enl t from Gore's th e Hous3use D ennis H asten, R-IU.. S a tu rd a yr, , D c c rm b e r n t h * 11 a r a- 9 p m campaign chairmaman, William asheads d s of th e executive and le g -. D O N T M IS S T H ISS DIAMONDI AND C O L D |EWELRYSilOW EW . Daley, that the court-orderedcot islativee branchI might “have an : hand count wouldId provide] the opporturrunity” to suggest to Ixith . We have a large varieiiety of e*utc lewelry, new’ andan u»cd Jewelry ; necessary assuranr mi oving fu ll a g e d gtocItoods, It would be more lMONDS ipean 6/ft Storo ® S ; 'sjeed ahead withh thet manual obvious.” ■ = 3 E « » a Opon Monday - Saturdayay lOam-Spm • 2221B BaslAiit Addison Twin Falls, Idaho 833i . ■______- - __ 1301 Closnd Sundays 735-135-1340______

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S p g r t s Q u oD t T O ■ :-U. SIC JTD )EGIJSION s I know onelediing, I ; he’s not cor ..."Eaiigle men I backtobeaeastiff. I . He’s comingnglHck n o)ldoff l ■” to be the b :5^ -SalIt-Lake-J ...... —Pittsburg,i lP m g a n ^ B y K n hy\ua H - - - - I ■ • starJaromirJagl a ^ o n l k <«r»wrtt the second half. White I ■ Raft River at Dietrich the run with a back-break- I Century at Twin Fall: linter from the comer to I Filer at Valley, 6 pjn. &44 lead with S.'OS to play. I ■ Shoshone at Gooding •' Garlandnd Perry tallied 12 to lead I • Minicoal Pocatello,6lo,6pjn. theBnd^ns. I , Bonneville a t Jeromime,6pjn., e , o'lT^winiin didn’t come ea^ os CSI I Hansen at Camas,, 6 pp.to. . • ': * opened theth< gome shooting a dis- I ^ Minico at Highland,d,7-3ppjtL. 1 ' ■ mai 29 percentpe (lO-of-35). The ■ It ' EaglesflnJfinished strong, h ow ever, I I connectinging on 15K)f-32 a tte m p ts I Boys' high schoolll basketballb to r 47 pentercent. CSI Fmished the 1 1 Valley Qt M alad. 4:1SlilSnm ni#lat3737 percent. : Dedo st Glenns Terncny,'430 p-i.-' . Thi BruJruins drdn’t fare rhilch . )’ I Raft Rivv at Dietrlcrricfi,7a)pjii. ■ bcner.endnding at 35 p ercent oh 20- I ----- Hansen at Camas, 7:37:30 p m of-S7. - . Carey Tournamentit T he pooloor shooting let! to CSPs ______27-point hahalf, something CSI head coach Den>erek Zeck c re d ite d to a In BRIEF pesky, disnisruptive SLCC 2-3 zone. Aw m ____ “ T h eyY i took us out of our i he said. “We didn’t | Golf toumamenent ^Jnit we just didn’t exe- j!]

___ sets new recoc o r d _ _ s s a «battling frora-behiftd the— ^ SUN VALLEY - The 24th entire jaroe,gar the chase finally VUCtVMl:«IM. TK rt«niww, A n n u al . D a n n y .-.1Thompson. . caughtJp up with Salt Lake as CSI------Memorial Golf Toumamament, held dosed willn th a 19-10 n m to p u t it in Sun Valley last AuAugust, set a away, new loum ey recordi thistli year by -I thinknk our talent just pre-' raising $550,000 for)r ccancer and vailai,”Zecksaid. Z© leukemia research. Womcj i.said.the.teamjifted.its_____ ^n’s perifeet sea;ason cornes to hhalt ------The'MountalnStai meet the challenge, ' Institute in Boise University of Minnesclesota Cancer ust picked up our effort,” By B Kevin Hall for a 56-54 leadtad with 37 seconds Salt Sa Lake coach Bet*Msy . ral tia- loose b.illII inii th e fiii.il Research Center will«11 share th e f unan said. “O ur defensive Tlme»New» Tl w rtter' left. SjjecIw cketer said th e Bruin.s* ahili;ility minute iluii allowedL-d iSalt L ike lo proceeds. The S27S275,000 e a r- >ntpiwioinii'i Mcdical C enter in Ketcl stem miiled North Idaho Ic ♦4-32ottheliaU.InSWAC a 57-56 Scenic West Atlathletic line and the sopiophomiirc f points and fivive from llie lop of ihe.• aivar to tie It .11 : games, it was UVSC 76, ' Conference C season-opipening hit the secondid of two B ' rclHiuiuls. .Mata Tukuallafa -i-J-S-l with 2:12 k-file ft. T h e >liMi Twin Falls fruitlean c )andCNCC71,NIC62.... shocker. sl free throws to) givegi Sah . ^ scored 12 and Brookt)ke ' turned the inoineniuiim tm . and iilti Iw picked up tod Popovic didn’t play It was thp G olden Eagle*les’ first Lake the lead. Hansen 11 for Salt Lakake mateiy ihe game, in the Bruiii^' ““ay, , of a badly sprained toe. didefeat of the season. With time; wi in d in g d o w n , (1-0-OSWAC. S 8-1 overall), ‘ favor, ' t w i n f a l l s - Pe d Popovic injured th e toe Four straight offefensive Elisha Booth kickicked out a pass to Gardiner Ga tallied a game-higligh' rhe game coniiniiin iie d a li.u k ’ ordered fruit from the ammaie Ben Eze stepped rebounds r< in a critical 1:3535 span a wide-f-9 shooting for fi aiul-fiirih affair imouo the seioiul High baseball ond soft»ttball .cams p ractice.... T he w in w as lalate turned into five chanimces to the baseline, huhut the sophomore thele G( olden E a g le s (0-1, 8-1-1). half when the leaiiisins cNcliaiigiiic can pick up their boxcoxos.odaya, hey cap- short-atmcd a 12-foot12 jum per a nd Booillolh added 1-t points and six si llie lead four liiiie>.>. tlth ree on ciiti _ ’ First Federal Bonk on the comer ^ ogram’s^ 1,006th and score sc by tlie Bruins, and the i throws the ball rimmeded out as the biiiser relxnlK>unds, of Blue Lakes and FaiFalls Avenue italized with a pair of free t Please see MSN, Page B2 sounded. ^.„r. Pioose SCO WOPWOfrtEN. Pa^e £: ' Crom 9 am . to 5 p.m. BuiBut it was CSl’s inability to co ; Those who have notDt ppreordered ------1— boxes may do so.todasday as well. I Boxes of oranges o r gra;grapefruit are ’ SIS each or tw o for $26$26. Call Nick i hlumanitjiarian Ho^)wl Eteumert at 733-49788 oro: 420:4978 S ^ e n io rS t y s nlu B b ec for more information. shoulcln’flHi aT.nractor."------— L ^Dromises . high SCO]Dres Minico fruit winNalsb" i Age acould^ecide But because-• itit's there, age has -•■ be distributed toi become an ississuc. Soinv argue By' MelanieMe Carroll Weinke has ann iunfair advantage Asso< pCruclal.comi m ------. , m t L i , w h o t £takes hom e isoclatod Press writer______MINICO - Thc Mir because of hiss maturityr and his n u m School baseball team v cxpcricnce asiis a p ro b a s e b a ll BOISEb q - At first. Boise Stat~ Is m» W 1 . tributing fruit today to t h e H^ ( i e l s m a n player, and won■on’l even consider coatl pie who ordered items.IS. lach-in-waiting Dan Hawkinlins — J ------him-a-candidat.laic.-Oihcrs-arguc- -^vasnasn’rsure what to think abot,o „ t...... ^TTiUTiday. Doc.>oc. 28 ...... •Players will be at the]h e MHS field- ThaAwocIalclatMlPtim ------. BoJm State, ,%2) vs... UTUTEP (8-3) ______^thatJlVcinKe.shcshould be admired j^jj-s teamj, ’-S-Huniumiarian_Bmi house Irom 9^jiiTlb'S'pS'pjn. to help ' for having thelie “audacity-'‘ as” ’ , ------Time: 11:30 a;^1.^ESP^:SPN2)— ------'------‘ fill oflersTExtra boxes atchup w ith Texas-EI Paso, ces of oranges NEW YCY O ^ - Before Florida Bowden calls: it it, to com c b ack . .... The line: Bioncos bylO 6 ■ ------and'grapefnilts will alse surprised if it w;' Boise S tate (9-2)) hihas the coun------nKewJersey^s-DarcylTyl. Dawkins,— _Hcisraon_viL.vQtcnJeave_Weipke’s ___-foctorr’-FloridQ-SiQte-c(a -c o a c h ----- ond-tiKl^fe3^w«avMs-Emie-Dnvis-of------n-lowiow-st'oring-gnmer^'Twid-Non ------try ^ iu p s

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Tho TInie»f/ew8 “ play next Thursday hosdn^ingBuhL ■ RidifieldThurtiursday. ^ 1bitterswk^eet yictc:ory Local sports, Ar«M I«7 (htniretB ' BURLEY-Kamim Redder hod a ______t*"*! StllJ7}.(r IW " 7j7«.a . - game-hlRh 23 pointsIts :and the Burley . _ no iiioiiii4.9.Urawti. rt«in).tfi^lift*.tai 2. Krg }. ;. ra*l 7 M <7.'f-- aSSpO^>jait«M,S ach in g camc art 18-poini11 ^2;iali.|| tTcMti*TFCAj.taliFaMa«- -R . DTjacks’ Aaron Trcrtucmayne Friday in ( }(orl ^ WotM I (Oartta i Swi. Pwn 2 r c 5 t r . 2 •Red Auerbach into fo a 67-60 Mn. Friday. TheT Bliss junior varsity irav- —place pl on the career Ih a s .Trctnayne, Centuryury HJgh’.s hottest ISDB Tuesday. The WarriorsS 37, Wood River 27 Dallas ”, beat Chicago 10105-86 . shooter, fouled outlUt in th e fourth host Sho-,ho-Ban Tuesday. Carey Tournamen Friday night. • ..cniarteran{LBurlcyey made its free - W ood R iver sta rte d _____— Nel^pn revealed befonire th e gh 32 strong, jumpnping out to an early qj, throws down the strcstretch to ice the Oakley 48, Murtaugh Mme that he would be awt ay advantage. But it did not win. IfC*(0>in«Sinti t. UiuiJCTM1 17, Ul« 1 Ittm < from the team for an und The Bobcats were;re 19 of-2G from Tcu«.ttiu Carey 65, Mackay 6(60, O T , S'TSrine point guird Laurel ■ _ .mined period as he seekss t the line. 'EUSS(U>-CAnEArtiRjinihftpac^j.w*: CAREY-Corey neededcdovcnim c Williams lefttthe th game with on ankle • m ent fo r p ro sta te cancer. Hi “We played like! a iteam tonight." pM»(fln<7|.C>««J]nnM>'|ait TaU while Oakley took control3l early and injury, andd that changed the H e will mi said Burley assistani:ant coach Allan laOMN raMAi.mJVBwtFOlK>i never looked back os the: twot teams momentum, m eet w ith d o rto rs Sunday ir Salt E’erren. “We just wer punched tickets to thele champi- The teams'vs were ded at the half. ^ Lake City, th ; e n our fast break worked s h o s hhone q 63, Camas 49 onship game at the annunual Carey The Pilots didlid a good job of hitting UQ. decide his coururse BWrley (2-2) playlays at Jerome FAJRFRFIELD - The Indians’ 22- tourney Friday. th e ir shotss ini the sccond and KHA treatment. Thursday. point sect«cond quaner was the differ- Action continues today t( as outscored thele 1W olverines by five hi —------Top assistant ence inn whatw staned out as a closc Murtaugh and Mackay lanjuigle in the die final twoI ququarters. H a rris will fill in dur* BMrP.Cnrr consoladon match, followcwed by the Wood Rivt ing Nelson’s absence. liina m game. iv e r w ill host F ile r ini fVOrt • tine,iit8;<-e> Shoshoiihone made its second-period •, Panthers and Hornets. . Tuesday to opeiipencor^ercncepiay. 1Steve Nash scored 22 pi C(>A<»«C>Cavt r«vr«-^7 Tcw».;m rith only four missed shots, and Christian Laettner adddded a .... BlArt{«n-*Jr.MWJii9 DMM7 Jacksonn UhrigI was the game’s high host Panthers played everen most of season-high 17 points, 15 ir th e pouring in IS points - 12 on the way. The Miners wereire up late, -Athird qua«er_^Michael.Fi (oMcU Iwuin ers.------but Lee J.- Cookhi t a jumpcperto send — IV. anand Dirk Nowitzki haca d 14 Ntxn-ZntiH fkjVt it into overtime. In the extr Brandoidon Blodgett had 14, Tony (tra period, wccoiiW[n)-tai*r4 points each for the Maver John Saili, who grab.b b ed , 16 ■ . r* II - K ra h n Ihad il and Russell ■^l^imuTcMtauk-amFaiirUi • wjwho extended their wim Pocatello 65, TwiiWin Falls 54 Schiermeineier 10 for the hosts, rebounds, connected on1 ai pair of w y wtotnw. strstreak against the Bulls to five played a pretty gcx)d game," free throws lo ice the victor POCATELLO-Twir’win Falls mount- Pl* gagames. ■irm> ed a 20 poini effortn ini the second Cam:imas County coach Jon Boiz, Alex Peterson paced the The M avaridu’ Coun^urtney Alexander with 19 poinis while Kri: Wendell 62,2, Hagerman 43 ^ quarter to trail jusi51 330-29 at inter- whose teteam committed just six o leapt for th« basket;ket a s Chicago Bulls ' mission, hut the Indianlians turned it on mrnoversers. “ But they ju st shot the tossed in 25 for the Miners.s- IL\GERMANA N - J e n Collins hit six Pacers “ S I H Celtics 91 ^ r tries to stop in (lie second half. lights out.lut. Tliey really shot the ball Oakely controlled from1 tthe Starr, 3-point goals> andai scored 22 points, - . BOSTON1 - Travis Best scoredsci ' “" ’■"‘ “ " ' “•F to r I’ocilello pul the fcimgui f away »ilh well, andlid that wiis the difference." taking a 12-point advantaitage ofter leading die Trofrojans to a 62^3 viao- 27 27 points, Jalen Rose addeiied 25 ^ the firsttt hhalf in Dallas on the first period with a soli a 2-t-16 fourth period.J, The MlM ushers (2-3) host Hansen olid inside ry against Hageiigennan. and aij, the Indiana Pacers pupulled nl£ht "Itwasnipandtuckickforthree-and- tonight, game and balanced scoring.e* Teresa Owsle■sley led th e scoring for gw In junior varsity tour away with an 18-3 second-id-half a-half (juariers," saiisaid Twin Falls u rn am en t die Pirates withilh 15 points. run ^ui to beat the Boston Ce'eltics Sherman Douglas;las’ missed layup action, Munaugh defeateccd Oakley Hagerman (3 coiich Dan VoRt. Snunr* I (3-7) h o s u Oakley on 104-91 irv F rid ay night. a n d p u t it b a•k ^ inii w ith 2.1 sec- 53-47 in the early game, arand C:arcy Tuesday, whilelie W endell (6-2) hosts ■] Ttie tlniins startedd Ihell third quar ^S5<«iuuu u &-,io;io'4.!^ii*i»f sc«^j The Pacers took control1 with-\ onds remaininglg F rid a y n ig h t tb ' drtivn continued its dominanimce ov er Gooding. ter by threeee points, hut ikurani outou . any help from Re{eggie end the Nets ninnine-game losing. ■ Pocaiello was able: to stretch the 13 ftujM l< >« » tMi Mn M Mackay widi a 57-47 victory. iq Miller, Mi who finished witlith 10 streak, lead 10 six. fordnfi Twirwin Falls to pby JtortsMvitofttatm 1 lO*q }. ltn; I. Oom IJ. CimaC more UfUiressively on ioffense. And 0 CWnii Tdaiaii-ra«i9.C«wCu2.CMaws.»«i>iidi sec the Indians convenedcd 13K)f-18 foul KnQCraO ; SI9U-S second half. Indiana did aI goode points subbingg fcfor the injured OMict |4<> A lUMi 4. hmu&nmw >. ni shots in the fourth quariianer. jMl.BD|«lOn%IV 4. Uu.ri Xl^ Sti 7 .F ^ « . ■t^twg^Catrnm.H ers as A n to in e W alk er w assheld 1 give*and-go wwith Aairon - S^reless o from midvniy thro with-ISpointsrwhiie*iicrMarrtydcn ------ih m IiJERLVe - A first-quartcr ; rou^ Williams and tostossed up a soft (Uimn TcUloJtUi-A^ I4.0a»r« the third quarter until 34 came off the benchch to score 10 press provroved effective as Kimberly 4 sec- flo a te r in th e laane. n e points. Leigli Qistilloha onds rem ain ed . )had 12. built a 10lO- point cu.shion and never , Carey Touiurnament "k The ball fellII o ff to th e le ft Tlie Dniins (2-1) pla; play at Century- j^aveitlwcljack. uort I - side, where Manlartin was wait- Tlnirsday. CWr !«►. Pawnm hsiwrj H Ccoi I?. Carey 52, MlM urtaugh 46 (OT) ho Cody CGibbons led a trio of WM ! Iou»;i i»7,'e Hornets 92, Clippers 87I ing. The basket;et gave him'his CAREY - Tl fVzaab&TMir*iFikH Kjml)crlyly f players in double figiire.s. UUUr> leci-tara Lrk 11, (hran The Lady Panthers CHAitLOTTE,q N.C. - DaDavid o n ly p o in ts o f ththe e second half. a»«ti fVncri To«^s.l]ao opened their anannual Carey Holiday Danny Piki’ike tossed in 11 points and ! Wesley scored 20 points and }(nn TMvCHTr < (Co* 1 PMrml Ukwt 9 Tournament inn cxdtingc f a ^ o n with f- n d a ll «I s IM - W" IJ turw'?. L i» JJ Plewacadded 10. Kimberly conch P«naM > tixjBla»CtnTl».U-oj o,tca»ni.hu ««.: p Roger Kell reached double figures i; Ojrtaal Stum 6 Tcwv itiR effonn ofc Cody Askew and Pike. i Murtaugh. MLVMI - Eddiedie Jones scored Clippers le a d in g scorer Lai I'r~(r«7«ii iftn Jcr^iJju},z^.b^O) C He addedsi Ithat Matt Bulcher played Valley 63, Gooding 46€ The score waw as tied a t 44 at the 23 points, includiluding six clutch TcutaivT^rtti.'S Pmrt: Odom, suffering from food ; ' ‘•nr. >aum CtiUe Si Ktr*- PkM his best garf^ameof theyear. H A Z E L T O N -V alley ’s D erek the fourtlirth quarter, but Carey free throws in the final minute, soning, played only six minuti Kimberlerly (2-1 ) has a week off^__ Malonef scored 20 pointssa ; n d _ h it__ (3-3) outscoredd llth e Red Devils 8-2 in “ 5; “ f^l - as Miami defeatedIted A tla n ta 80-76 -O d o m , a v e ra g in g 16.7 poi Ketchum 56, Hansinsen 54 “ oa- movnoving into conference play three t 3-point goals for the2 Vikings,’ sesaonion. 0 )0 lnts Friday night to0 reachn the .500 ng next Friday. 1 led the offense for the a a game,8 «^asisick before KETCHUM - The.. KK...cl,„m;Sun leading them to a 63-46 vrinin against The seniors le« ® mark for the fir!first time since Gooding. Pandiers as Mejfegan Peterson scored game Sati but Los Angeles coi■ooch Nov. 18. Valluy Communiiy Schcjchool eked out nnwtsi.k^rma * se Rathke had 14 and Alvin Alv Gentry let hira start. a 56-54 win againsi Han.sen Ha Friday “The difference was thele second 17 points, Jesse and third quarters," saidid V alley DaunSimmonsaIS added 10. didn’t didj take a single shot beflefore Miami (10-10),10), which beat nifjit. ucPCLsriiiSK ^j Atlanta for the» sesecond time in sin>4 T«»ir l7.Ftorl(J.IM1. £EAST R U T H E R FO R D , N..^-J- - 13-point lead in1 ththi e fo u rth c]uar- the Huskies, forcing,K Kelchum I lo SSSX S I Kenyon Martin grabl Friday. U ^ k 2 MII.C»rnFaM b b e d ter. scramble for pointsts al; the end. ftoial £n m SMa. Carson Sofro led the CmCutthroats with F iler 49 'Wendell 47, OT lictrcilb^SuiewlC^ 23 points. s r “ " ‘S : s Ketchum (2-4) irave;ivcl..i .(1 Carcy l-ll-IiR1 - Doi«t & (kiOMl Cattal'& MlMjrot.trak Mackay 55,;, (Oakley 40 J - Tuesday. points int the th sccond half. Filer ral- ?. Toi«.ISI}.ir4e lied lo ticic the game and force an ^vvirr nya J. Bu ». W ni r.Ma) &.ia» la 9» 4. ■ CAREY-Afte/te r an even first half, Humeanles’ Mor:•rgan 11 Itat S TcCb*«i.c. giatipate linebacker. p a s s in g Calil) Burk scored1 23 points for with 22 pomoinis. The Bears (4-3) travel tc Morgan, a 6-foot-3, 245-pouound CGeorge Mira - - The Wile'ildcats open conference -j- to ISDB Jterts* U^llUimK. . .. M Tuesday. The Warriors (O-K•10) host foMU XjottiKn.Koa*. sentehior, was chosen over juniiniors J r . o n Roclocky Calmus of Oklahoioma ^H||^3DPI . ^M .i a m.i.’.s .. . i anmd d Keith Adams of Clemsnson c a r e e r list. R o m e ’ s ] or th e a w a rd n a m e d for fomm e r I “ I d o n ’t It’s Lal night at ttheNASSCARa\waras {?;.•Jniversity of Illinois a think I*ve.__ i —^ ChicChicago B e a n s t ^ D ick Butk.SSI e v e r b e e n NEW YORK (AP).P) - Bobby is ihreateniening to dominate stock “I {^ew up watdiing Tencny and patience and havlaving a great team," EsEarlier in the week, Morgrgan around a kid thatat dd e se rv e d any- Labonie figured years■s agoai he could car racing tl g th e way his W ashington admiring ai his driving style," Bobby he said. “Once; 1I s1 ta n e d driving for woniTon the Brooke Nagurski aand thing any morere tthan Danny drive liis way to the NANASCAR title Red.skins on ; once ruled the N FL ,si.said. Joe Gibbs Radn< I began to think Chu:huck Bednarik awards. BeBoth deserves this," Hurricanes if tlie ciraimstatices werA-erc*riglit. " T h e reality re of being the Neither blew away the competi-co I could win the5 tide.”'tii arere presented to college fofool- coach Butch Davisav is s a id . “H e ’s His Kdt his first hcl)le lp from his WinstonCup Cu champion has really tii tion nor came dose to leadLding the Now that lehe has it, Labonte ball’all’s b est d e fe n siv e player. virtimlly carried1 ourou defense on parenis, whom he tJianltanked Friday l>egun to sinksii in,” Labonte said,“ ddrcuit in victories. Terry wc won two seems as huiru m b le a s he h a s “li“It’s land of like a fairy talett his back for thele 1 last three or niglit for spending “th<‘the time you accepting; thetl trophy and a che^ r;races in cach of his champiipioa

' Corttlnuod fiom Bl off the breire a k liftin g CSI to a 45- liiline jumper at the 17:011 imark, Brooke Hans3M. h a little over nine min- Ksr.caH c a n ' and a shon Armstrongng ju m p er to to six with j There were five first hailalf ties axctBi Qproved Zeck to 41-8 since coi e gam e. ar iMCrO&UKUUnUIOXHiiMii com- lJlt,EnMMRoi»M4l«4,3i push it hack tea fivc-r,c-point mar- mcsintheg and tlireu lead changes, tnth e e ialast s t a«valH I> 0ata4lH lS .. -.UlgOIg on board last year. aw^^moiroi.i:44.toi : / ------• After •an at -Eagles timeout, '•'gcROlng in CSI’s favor on a 1 ^n'aiUrel3;45mark.' 3 Booth »»««1'34JIL ^MQ M M 9. Kirwi M M 0. hutol fr I B- tux’ aar-M After several score)’reless trips Gosschalk< f«followed with a basket layup la; along the ba.seline fcfor the 04-TS UCM ■I Biu«n SUCMSdViv. down the floor for bbo o th team s, ‘“nele ;and CISI forced a Salt 28-26 2i advantage with[] i ; i g FMc*i.iM;.c>)«Kra4.iool-10Mg.Ka«ml4M4.&x«i4. K7l(.a««wMMlt.W«ji - .7.nmi nover, which Gardiner rem re aining in the half...... IMIWII w Ifh cti »aJa,iKfcn■ sssfflsir “ - - Booth added a pair off frfree throws Lake turno wMCMaHodaAMMl MftMiaMtacn41]l)!oTbmMI»«aHqHUr.^ (iMwriiieiabACSiaaccii and the lead was at so'seven at 43- •'‘" ’ed intoto a; 12-foot ju m p er for a Natalia Kortisova closeiied o ut 36 with just over 122 mir in u te s in O-point leilead, the home team’s the th half with a high-bankiking 3- C9 ■di21.S&tll^}|Fai«>eut- I I the game. Two minutl u t e s la te r . Iarge.st of dnth e niglit. pointer pc to provide a big men o m ® . tiaM<*a>«LSlCC»(VclMo noihr«i.OiiniKM. vrtlnoedfrocnBl Louisville 34-31. inglg 44.94 points a gom e. With two confereerence champi- TThi he M iners s c o re d 32.2 poinlints onships and a repuzputation as an H e i s m an r ______a gaigame to rank 22nd. In tototal offensive innovativator, Koetter J— ------offenTense, the Broncos ore secoi»nd— was a hot commoimodity when Continue fromBl ~ :ure a Heisman winner 19 198S.Wcinke led the nationon with considered longng shots based on natioitlonally at 496 yards a ganiime - coaching vacancie:des opened at > FergUSOrrof ngoinst-theIC runner-up.“r ------~4rlC74^1 yards pa.ssuig 'and iKri ------^^SyrnciKirbenring'Bob Fe irew 33’ several Heismana n surveys. whilehile U T E P a v e ra g e d 407 yanards the end of the regullgui ar season, ts in 1961; ■ “I have nono idea how it’s going to TITD passes ivitli 11 interccpcic Ohio State by 52 points i tions. Internet—onand -newspaper— tora,irank‘36th'. He~appeared’d’ headed l 'to Says Weinke, who10 won the come out,"," Bowden1 said. “Y ou’ve He returned to Florida St: State .in . Heisman polls indicateini th e race is The xhi M iners went 7-1 in thetl Oklahoma State: beforebe chahg------Davey—OIBrien . AwA w a rd - o n - .got one whoho has taken his team t o . .‘97.and .‘9: is trying to bring a stsccoiid too close-to call.ca In the most - 'estera A thletic Confefencnee, ing course to signign a five-year Thursday night lo go with his an undefeaeated season and has straight sti national tide to thele third- recent.-}Ieisman'anWatch.com poll, ' i-.j_ sing only to co*champiolion contract vtrith thefie SunI Devils, Johnny Uniias Goldolden Arm evcrytlrything you've got to do ranked raj Seminoles (IM ). Heupel was aheihead of Weinke by 9C0S C hristian. A lth o u g h h e ’s worivorking on his Award: "If they don’t wantwa to vote Set there,;re. Tlien you’ve got the “Both candidates ure dcdeserv- three points baseised on ballots from ^ for me, OK." he said, "bi"but there'is other who) hash played superlative ing," in) Oklahoma coadi BobI SStoops 48 Heisman votei And the Broncos went 5-00 toi ' move, Koetter wrill ill' coach Boise nothing on the Ileism:sman ballot football andrid is unique in h is age." said. sa “They're both exce:ellent Twenty-eightu Heisman voters IY*”in their ’ se'- nd straight B:Big S ta te ag ain st U TEP.EP. ------tharsaysyou can’t b e 228;” 8 ; ------P e rfc c t-st-scQSon-honors-go-to —-players ph and very valuable: tto thc asked by the'R-Rcjcky Mountain - est tid e .------Hawkins, meanwln w h ile .-is h a n - - ...... These two (juarterbirbacks led Heupel, whoho threw for 3392 yards tejteam." Purdue quanerbadck Drew News gave Heuplupel the edge, but Boise . State is trying to winin a dling much of thele prepiuBtionsf their teams to a nationainal champi- and 2 0 toucl:ididow ns in leading No. Brees Br arid TCU runningg back ■' surveys by the th Tallahassee P.owl)wl game on the homefie]ield for Boise State. H^e e: said despite on.shlp game in the OraDrange Bowl ^ Oklahomana (12-0) to the brink of LaDainian La Tomlinson anire the Democrat andd Tampa1 Tribune u e tu ' rf a t B ronco Stadium1 ftfor Koetter’s pendinging departp}‘e, ______on Jan.,3.=.a m at^up) th u s f irs t .nntional_titIc_since_ nt __.Qlher.oil Heisman finalists,- bubuuaro— had-Wcbikewithith □ s l i ^ t lead. the e scconds straight year.-La: ___fhr« ain-focused-for— ------seas(!ason, the Broncos bete a t th e bow l gam e.

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S p o r t s r-Spora;ESIN-BRIE[ E F — I - Beaver, Laleunessise shine at Nationanal Finals LAS VEGAS-JoeBeavever, one of only two cowboyssys. to qualify for a m p to?n h e aicis ( fo r t h e h i m ore th an one event in the National1 Finals Rodeo, Jumpjm p e d fru m l2 th WT;to second place in the all-aroiround race Thursday night, Meanwhile, in bareback i eran utilitymainan £hawon Dunston w. k riding, Utah rider Lan LajtLaJeuhesse, vdio has family in Eden, won for t '■'H am ptoi to a one-yearir ideal. The contract rthe second time in three nighii^tswithan85. IjH Beaver, o f Hunstville, Tex includes a playiayer option for 2 0 0 1 ,l exas, and B ret Gould o f P oillok, M Texas, w on. thc seventh found team ro{ Dunston, 37,J7, will b e maldng his _i roping with a 4.0seCTnd nm.nm . B eaver also likely goi with an 85team roping and $37,493G inir calf roping, 1998. H e spentent last y e a r w idi the ]_winning twice as much as an:aiy NFR co m p rtto r, to cu t ScottSco Johnston’s lead in the all-around standir t o C o l o rrado a St Louis (^u-dinals, d where in 98 u. iings to $8369. Johnston, off Gustine,Gi Texas, has earned $185,898 this seas pm es he bat>atted .250 with 12 ason. DALLAS (AP)-MikVCkc Hampton, home nms andid43RBIs.Hepbyed B the most coveted leftleft-hander on all d iree outfielBeM p o s itio n as well »Polynlce busted forgrimpeisonatlngcoicop again the free-agent marketket, reached a as every infieltield position but sec- SALT LAKE GUY - For‘ dthe second tim e in tw o m ontl preliminary agreemenlent Friday on o n d b a s e onths, U tah J a s center Olden Polynlce wasas charged Friday with Impem personating a a S121 million, eightght-year deal Dunsttm, thehe first player chosen mpolice officer stemming from with the Colorado Ri m a conflia with another motolotorist I Rockies, the in the 1982 dradraft, was a two-time Prosecutor Slmarjit Gill & _ largest contract in bas ; said in the m isdem eanor' complaintcoi that baseball histo- All-Star with thetheChicBgoCubs.He mM ark and P atti Sdm ellerw ei has played in : « r e driving downtown Sept.»t I13 when a car ry- JI 16 seasons for six ' dr drove past and almost hit thalem. The deal is conti r«»aTTie on According to a police rea Ham pti jw n in the complaint filedid FFriday, Mark SchnellerSc respontfed after bbeing cut off by making a nrut)e gesture. Grace goesi tot ThatTh prompted thc other car’sit’s dnver to stop. ■ ■■ Baseball " T h e d riv e r, w hom th e ScSchnellers identified as Pol deals details, according Arizona for $6$1 million Polynice, thin .flashed a.badgeandsaidiiTnrm.with the Califomia SheriH’ wo-baseball“ — — cracAGO^-/ iriff s Office and------= "A fterl3 yieai3 w th " "I j can c have you arrested," acaxordingtoGilL offidalsials who spoke #»*■» the Chicago Cubs,Cu Mark Grace is Polynlce1 h as said th e bacig on the condition they n dge is an honorary police badbadge from the ry not be iden- MIko Hamptnpton, the moit coveted left-hand*inder on the fre»-asont market,• on Arizona Dianamondback. Los Lo Angdes Police Departmeilent. . tified. J-.i The first bastaseman agreed to a - ] reached aa pipreliminary agreement Friday on;on a $121 million, eight-year dt In the October case, Polyiiynice was charged w ith impnymty. three of the last f Angeles £)odgers at the 1998 win- . lu re H amupton p were St. Louis, Te st four seasons, Oibs "I " missed the game andI tmissed the challenge ofif comct peting,” ter meetings. T a m s of th e d e a l w ere n oIt t; unme- p re sid e n t a n d general fi manager Lemieux Lee said in a Friday nov , „ ^ .. ■ Atlanta, TexasTe and the Chicago diately dii available. sws rdease lhat made' the comebackcon offi- “It’s not a done deal, Andy M acPhailil nas1 to m ake some doL d a l “I am e x d tc d by the choi eaJ, Rockies Cubs. Fassero agreed to a twc lallenge of attem pting a cornelimebadcllook s p o k e sm a n J a y AlvAlves said. wp-year tough choices, fonforward to the chance to get bj COIcontract, with a mutual opdi back on the ice with the playaayex^." “Serious negotiations a mon for Cubs havlave two strong up- AA news conference has been js arelaking Cubs Sign 2003. en set for Monday aftem ooain. : place, but it looks good.” gn two to 20 andcom ers a t firfirst b ase with Julio _ fee S eop Chni, nnH J f g " ‘ _ T h e.D en v er.R o ck(y y IMountain bolster porouspOI pen jo ...... , Zuleta and_Hee rexas^^hristi^m akG News, which first rep( Journeyman Dunston o n e - i f n o t bothth - w ill b e ready to p (esheadst rrecendy on of surgery a few weeksks tearlier on “J Ihe pulled him when il - - AA rejuvenated T iger Wood; WeciVednesday, said the offidal, wlwho spoke on condition of anonymity.ano . seemed unli ; ; llis right shoulder. nlikely he’d beat the partner par David Duval used four NorthN( C ^lin a is looking to replace Carl Torbush. wwhe ho was f i r ^ niard. stri ; ^ H e m ade it to this yeiyear’s final, y°?T8 Spania straight birdies Friday to c rov. 20 a fter th ree seasons. VirVirginia Tech coach F ran k Pff^iBeamerreject- ‘ T’but cramps forced himim to retire „ be OK to p la y o n into intc third place at the World E d a seven-year, $8.4 million de;ieal to coach th e Tar H eels q w eek later. • Friday in th e fo u rth setsei against Simday.’ Ne\Mewcombe said. “We’re of Golf,C two strokes behind le< r Juan Carlos Ferrero■0 aas Spain a ^it pu^ed.ed. I think he w as t i r ^ Argentina Arg and New,ZealandI njuryplagued Montre; ; : gained a 1*1 split after;r tthe open- ”??ybe! hhe was tense after The T U.S. duo started theIte day eai enforcer retires ; ing day's singles. watching thehe Hewitt match in the trailing trai the, co-leaders by MONTREAL - Enrico Qcconone of the Montreal Canadieruliens, once one f the NHL’s top enfora^ re ; : Ferrero, a surprisee t. choice to locker room."n.” strokes, strc but finished with a 7- retired Friday tKcause ofr injinjuries that ave slowed him since training i • ! : p b y instead of Spain’sstop to player, _ undunder-par 65 on the day to> reachr M B H jf igcamp. ! Alex Corretja, won 6-77 (4),(4 If, (2) McEnroe totops Borg-but 18-under 126 for the toumaiuunent' ' The 30-year-old defensemanan I w been w iih sue NHLL teteam s since : 6-2, 3-1 w ith a sello u t c at th e Buenos A ires Golf C3ub.lb. ■: liiung the league in 1992. HeIe signed as a free agent withivith M ontreal uring the summer after playinj 1 : 14,000 w histling and will: ^ S ’o n "i ‘ W dId l m eet again ““I »] thought we p lay ^ beaudjtifuUy W iK flh g h S flE / ing last season in Goroany. team chasing its first DavisDi Cup LONDON-- Two decades a fte r today,” tod: Woods said. “The! shotss T; tide. Australia has wonntliepresti- tli their thirlinging Wimbledon finals, lhat that we hit poorly, each baileeled the ' I.D. State AD steps titiovm In shame jther person out. And I actx " ;gious international teanearn tennis JohnMcEnrotiroe and Bjom Borg p ut othe dually FARGO, N.D. - N orth Dakoicota State University athletic!etics directpr on anotiiershcshow Friday. hitlit thei ball a litd c b it b etter to ; r trophy 27 times. totiay, ob Entaon resigned Friday,;f, two weeks after being arrearrested on,a ; * In the first singleses match, McEnroe: bvhich was nice.” wd conduct charge in an O i^laha, Neb., park. Ited Albert the roundnd-robin stage of the After A: struggling through Lleyton Hewitt defeatec th e -. “H e f d t it w as best for him,",” university president Josepheph Chapman Costa 3-6, 6-1, 2-6, &4,, 6- 4 in a 4- H onda Chalkillenge Seniors indoor oper)pening round of best-ball, WiWoods id Friday. “I concur it’s best foforN D SU " athon that ‘ennis tournirn a m e n t - a n d b o th app*jppeared to regain his f o m ir : - h o u r , 10 -minute marath in th e Entzion was arrested in ann Omaha park Nov. 24. PoliPolice say he ippingthe quaWiedford>r the semifinals. alttailtem ate shot form at. H e h it s - * had the Australian ripp tsom e ■ >proached a male undercoverer officer, got into the officerleer's car arid . crowd as the “worst"’ hthe’d ever • Jneir matlatch at the Royal tougough shots, smiled broadlyly and . abbed the officer’s crotch. HeIe was arrested and released t Albert Hall w e d th at n ^ t , : • played before. - ...... - I was delayed for five oftei)ften joked w ith D uval - a sl tersigning-a-promise to aprppear in court."He~is“sdiedti United States golfer eduled to be • - “I don’t mind whistlistling, but hours becauscuse Borg had food poi- cone:ontrast w ith Thursday. raigned on the misdemeanorr ccharge Dec. 22. you're not playing a socooccer game sonmg. “David made a lot of pup u tts, studies a pirtt on the . ; out there.!!_said Hewitt,tt. who^ has - y Kgot on court, th e tw o whicvhich was t^eai to see," WtVoods teammate David Duv IcketsMl still avallabli ; been criticized for hhis is ch est- fiT'^atsts (treated a big crowd said,aid. “All I n eed ed to do was of th )le for CSI-Stampedede S S McondrounJ thumping,- fist-wavingg on-court-o w tes of-.standout tennis. - hitillit the ball on th e flat airface, haveTWIN FA LLS-It’s not.too10 late to purchasc-ticjwisIS tot see the ' tactics. Borg opened2d with three aces in hele maden the putt. Wasn’t’t too 0* joW at Buenoi lUegeTh of S outhern Idaho menen’s basketball team take on the: Idol)o . Rafjer apparently suffertferedback ne of the match. hardlard.” • Club. joimampede Tuesday at 7:30 p jau inL the CSI Gymnasium, _____ and_hipjnjuries.in-ihe. ; b ro k e se rv e in th e Argentina’s Ar Angel Cabrera There are a fewlower resererved seats available for $15.$15 (General of the'sccond'$et and~ “ Edui _Today, play ret mission tickets also can b^ pi game of die third set. HHe e ? S 5 ----- ' lduardoRomero'weretied’>I with ball form at, followi purchased for $10 ^ person■son or $5 ftir wrved out at 5-3, need- Newlew Zealand’s Frank Nobilo idents and senior dtizens. Call ^ or stop by the CSI athletic t higli into tlie air for an- voi e r h S d final alternate-shot tic office. For itch points to put the GrefIreg Turner at 20 under. B jre information, call Kathy De;)eah] at 733-9554, E x t 2486. and came down off balanctince. Sw ede away, four teaniis are cor ^ pairs■airs followed Thursday’s 57s > FA He completed that gamt top prize of $lmiUi im e to end They finishcshed first ond second 67s.7s. A u stra lia ’s P e te r O’Ma] Bob •' the set, then lasted fou '““'y Last year. Wot lear Lake golf ladlees plan style showIW . in tl’eir group,ip, and M cEnroe foces andnd 1Lucas Parsons were fourtl lewd games Ixifore signalingB hehi d had H enri Lecontc rth at O'M eara team ed fo BUHL - T he C lear Lnk<» Ladi me today for a place 166 underur after carding a 70 Frit “H idies Golf A ssodation will: ho]hold a style enough. " “ y- tory over Spain. V ow for members and guests, m Sunday’s final.fir Borg meets Pat paraaraguay’s Carlos Franco j said l s, put on by Black Rock Qot□othiers, on John Newcombe saidud R a fte r Cash in the oth ’ individual title b' ursday, Dec. 14. other semifinal. Estesteban Isasi and Irelan En retired as a precaution,n, Ibut the Tliat means i s w ilh a 2 1 -u n d e r 2 rhe show will start at 10 a jn . ns there could w ell be Padradraig Harrington and P 1 appn m. followed by a no-host lundimch. All are Australian captain expect>ected him ano th er McEn .f tournament recort Icome. Reservations should l>e Enroe-Borg match to McGIcGinley were tied for fil t>e m ade by D e c 12. to play Sunday’s reversese singles.i come. '“ tn. longer an individua______anodnodier two strokes back. tournament. lerTIIarWootll anai(illlvue’s Carson naiimed Gatorade playlayer til. 17th *r.« n M ::alDWELL - Vallivue High’■h’s Luke Carson has been1 nsnam ed the )uval looks on dur- i ltorade C I High School Football FPlayer of the Year, ;NFL(commitish addr- d ireao r. /I'ngliabue outlined the league’sle I. Woods won the show H I sures and ry didinical evaluation by profofes- “We want you■ by i nine strokes Thurs . policie.s. m responsibili- siona 3nal experts and, if directt'ted, everyone involved'r 263 total, both The------N o N e e d -To i W ait For - Tagliabue’s office rece;iceived a ties of pro ath- a p>propriatc p n counseling num ber of letters from controncemed Paul TagJWxw ngi” team owners, coadords. T h e re is no welcoi **• letes who, Ta^jigliabue said. “If the court li T h e N e wV Y e a r . . . fans after Baltimore Ravenvens line- uld* d ais, an d leaguelual off portion of the , , ,,, “only a few matelately determ ines th a t he viololat* nizes our ctillective backer Ray Lewis andd formerft years after hig Valli high school gradua- edI th'thr> law, the player then facaces to encourage and si Carolina Panthers wide: rereceiver tion, undergo a CAI 0 a radical transfer- mandindatory discapline in the foiform player conduct on Rac Carruth were chargee•ged with mation in thein ;ir roles, responsibili- of finesfin or suspensions withortout field," Tagliabue s murder. The murder• ccl h a rg e ty an d public ac : accountability. pay."y." just as disappointed against Lewis was droppejped and “Many younjing men are ilJ-pre- Lew m a Lewis was fined $250,000 aft voes- 3 ifter players do not livt •he pleaded guilty to a le1 s s e r parec} for the di b e st a ^challenges they will p leadeading.guilty_to.the.niisdsde=— responsibilitiesand- 6 M O N T HI S _____ Hxharge of obstructing jujustice. ~~encounter as'ari ed the fine and said an.NFL player." ___ meaiiclanor dW ge of obstructing jijus- tadons w e all have f) ------CarruthVninl began'IastI'month. mi T a^*abue saidsal the league cre- snding. The FAMILY $ 2 447.80 7 “People out there wer I the league had their a vere not ated NFL Plajlayer Programs in • sinINGLE ADULT 9 1 7 C aware of all the thingss wew are 1991 io standarlardize off-field pro- I V f-field programs Previo 76.4Q doing," NFL spokesmanan Greg grams. Noww called Player. Hay with pre- . Manni L A P S W I M Aiello said. “This was a conve-c Development,t, itii conducts rookie l A . Ipfii ienlng of incom- W E IG H T R O OIM M nient vehide to reach them.2m.” -sym posium s, lifelif skills training, COL3LLECTIBL.ES LUI 3 thc hiring by In the e-mail to the subsobscribers career transitiorion and p layer assis- • g^u 1 'MuU-time security AND ^ F IT N ^ CLASn s s E s Southern Idaho's BsrUo Headqu to the NFL.com newsU,’sletler, tance, similarr tott employee assis- « VtnyJ & Porcelin Dolls Designed I Tagliabue said the NFLL sharessi tance program;ims m a in ta in e d b y , oi,,j 3 " ^ ^ A R i s t u to_kiKiw that ______•ly Memberahlp Avallfib. . ■ the.concern.of fans “whe Rus... The Always ^puIer_Bean /hen thc - other companiesj e s ...... sd in the NFL - ' **S enlor ^ Ctttien DIacovnttr ’ .i I m iscondua of a player victiictimizes The player assistanceas program CIT'- aches, d u b offi- ■other individuals.” provides player:'crs and th eir fami* offldals - recog- m b 7 3 3 ^ 3 8 4 “The wrongs of a smallI numbernu lies the resoui CErra’iBoHl3ho|^1Bve responsibility 3urces to address ___ oLplaycrs.can.taini.thejmimage2 of issues such ISas do< m estic-ab u sei------— Galh733-9688- I support p ro p er W M KjTtelynmJEDa»Tiii

B r i eEFLY] T j " I N M eONEY - L- v a b o r'm a r l'ketse^ e s -wdnner i rs, lo s eers ou»o fo re c a st FrFriday hy the Labor j i B i z F a c t s _ Maj[agic Valley sees MagicValley ® Department, U n e m p lo y maent rises as c( I ’ ■ n iB ip n conmtinued, but- unemploymentt irates TwinI fFalls County, a regu- • ‘ cold . i Coorty Nm. W OcL ■00’00 Nm -99 larly schedu]duled layoff for m ainte- •, - Btaitw 3.3 3,4 3 3 ijnnce at the thi Liiinl) W eston Inc. weather stymilies outdoor acticdvides slov)wing job growth1 Camw 4.5 3.5 i]a potato-proirocessing-jjlant tem- _ Caule 5.6 4.4 5.8 porarily put The Associated Press______' ■ I M ByVIrgIrflnia s. Hutchins nit about three-fourths i -.Bmof#- 6,5 ...... 5,0 - - 5.9 - • • of the plant’int’s staff out of w o rk - »Wewt wrttef______Goodlflt 3.4 .3,7 2.9 o r about 70000 people laid off - and BOISE - Idaho’s scasor“ Readmonlore about Jerome 4.0 3.9 ‘ lu ■ I » 3-0 - raised the-• dcounty’s jobless rate, adjusted unemploymen ____ TWIWIN FALLS - Concerns, . Uncoln 4.0 3.5 :n t in unemploymenllent - page B6 ------Rogers siiid.-id.-'niosc-folks-nre back------Novembcr-dimbcd-to-itk-hij^ E IH aboutJt the health of agriculture^ ------MWUoRo-KO------51— on the job'now, nc he added. rate this year as cold wea . IH haven’Jn’t manifested themselvesJ 3.9 4.0 eather The current levelevel is the h i^ e fit This timele ,around, that regular chilled tourism-related sei 9 in thhe e employment levels of the state has exexperienced In II d u rin g th e L a b o r a n d agriculture, *htd’ other sectors of'[ valley isn’t seeing the s . . 2000. ■ i ^ e n t’s N o v em h o r d a ta But retail jobs slxmld riseri: in Idaho's unempl Bll tuations in jobless rati■ST. S ~ Decemlier wiih exira hires r mployment mark used to. used to compile uncm- ' " ‘-“Ctl- has ranged fromm a low of 4 per- Uabor t rates. Last year it e d to serve holiday shopping Why? T h ese d ays in Magii ’R- cent in M arch tooiLs iL‘ current state. J Rogers said, “what wc■i.»."... s ft;;:;,-0 last year's The stale Labor Dcpartr ^ “WVe’re e’ a lot more diversified -- I-sec,., con. Weston lav, -on -Friday estimated . -The national.jobUobles-s figure a lso ------‘ tin u e d grow th in job.-: jy o ff d id n ’t ra ise t h ' c " ^ tne increased one-tentl J o«fanaTFUP 1'® th a nI we w were five years ago,” c u m y S -j Noveml>er jobless rale at 4,8 :enth of a point to l - S i l Slid G JJ growth is slowing.” jobless rate for ^ 4 percent. It has 0 Greg Rogers, the Idaho cent, an increase of one-teni as oscillated from P There were locals uir , November 15 3.9 p ercen t to 4,1 D epartartm ent of Labor’s Magic nnners and 71,,. a percentage iwint from 4.7 4,1 p ercent ihi* losers - b ut no big mov ni’b m anagem ent imii- ‘‘ year. ey labor market analyst, cent in October. Il was the j „Experttoaddddress robably won’t have its *■'*■ The .state ageno jcially in Mini-Cassia, theI in the seasonally a m onth in the past six ii has i ency said tbe job- November unemploymi s nsen j Jerome waste ment rates Picaslease see LABOR, Page B5 a ten th of a point. ite plant Please see UNEMPtO)PtOyM£OT.PageB6 . ! . JE R O M E - T hele G( reen F o re st, :ArIc, office ofHcussnissner Co. said the • 'c o m p a n y ’s fie ldI eiengineer Tom . , W atson will addressss ;a Jerom e gath- M in ni e M o i•u se e rm b o d i ering of dairy fartrirm owners and lie s d ip3 lo m a c ____ ; managers and wasi Con •cy: m ent plant managers insulting firms ! . Watson has beensen involved in rioi/i ; water purification1 forfc the past IS ingate foreign ; .years and has workorked in waste* ; water managementent for nuclear COrDporate cultures • pow er generation,, industrial,in com* mercial and municin ic ip a l p la n ts , ThaA«80isodatedPre« ______; H eussner said. I He will give a praipractical demon* LOS.S ANGELES - American■ t • stration on odor conti^ntrol and sludge businessess executives beware: One reduction at the Jenlerome meeting, ^turalral blunder can cost you the |k M a n d h e ’ll address compliancecon with foreignyi ccontract. required “bioJogiogical—oj^glFn —Don’tI’t blow y our nose in'Japan;— demand" levels in w a s te w a te r 8®"'enerally it's OK to.spit and - t ; runoff and lagoons I ons. He’ll also s"?."-. . ; ad d ress w hether it’s’s cost-feasiblec to , istling outside is offensive in comply with the enforcementenl of , while Russians consider it 'regulations, pay theihe penalties or r to whistle indoors. surcharges, downsizisizeormovea 1 can kiss your Arab host on ; farm . leek, but j s a stranger, don’t •e about his fam ily - .th a t’s ■ 'J ; Heussner said it iis opening a ; .branch office in JerJerome lo help u l. . -dairymen control odorod and meet igating th e idiosyncrasies of 1 wastewater purity regulations.reg The 'u ? :ountry can be perilous in ; .company names a listo(big.namelist ra oftglobalization, and ' customers using its ser s of new consulting firms seraces,madd|. have fonbrm ed to teach U 5 . compa- I tion to more thanI 50050 municipal mes thei ; wastewater treatment ] le basics in worldwide busi- mtpl^ts. nessdipl.iplomacy. - T he company willII hold hi Jts forum’ — “W h^ A l ; at .8 p.m. Friday at len you have (foreign) staff at the China and partartners in every country, ; '.Village restaurant nt in Jerome. managirging those relationships ; Refreshments will be served. For becomesies as difficult as'managing ' more information,. callca 1-877-313- the busirisiness itself,” said Bill De ______K niif.vicvice president ofJ^,S, oper- i a tio n s5 at San Diego-based : Idaho Smith's sst( to re s N e ^1360.aim. ^ company supplies advice — i- a c c e p t food donainatlons " ...... ~atduf fcforeign business laws, TW IN FALLS - SmiSmith’s Food 4 “ftaseocourses in international ' Drug Stores in IdahoIho will accept ol and provides other ser- ' nonperishable food.od donations or businesses with opera- i . today. ■ __ broad. I' T h is is th e Veconcond y e S t f a r need for intcrcultiinil con-'..... ; "Smith’s has matchedled donations, has grown in recent years ncreasing number of mod- ; . pound for pound, to0 benefitb local erate-size food agencies who w ized Americaii companies Kathleen Reardon, an intemjmatlonal business professor ata_t_the,Onlverslty t of Southern California,Cal holds a Minnie Mouse 0 Will provide began exfExpanding overseas. i se doll that she says would bee an appropriate J emergency boxes andan m eals to regional gift to be given toI sisn International business persoirson for that person's child. ■ many in need during businesses today can be ng the holiday jdendfiedied with only a single coun- 'conflict during negotintioiion.s, why they present.- season, the grocery i succ;ucceed.s »ir fails. and a.ssumptions.ofof a culture,” he ry chain said. try. accoicording to international s t a r t o u t w ith a mi-stakake that Arab husim S m ith ’s Will work iness people pride For Fi instance, siiades of red anda said, "Wliat makeses C Chinese peo- rk with The btisinesseisexperts. imakes someone uneas'isy w ith ■ th em selv es on I Salvation Arm y in Twi oil g e n e ro sity , and yelit•ellttw are traditional sytnlx)lsIs of pie lick? What mlakes akt American Twin Falls and jhe survivalsur of a business can •you?" extravagant r 1 -The Mission in Burley. 1 gift-giving is com- deaiieath in South Korea.'Ue KnCniif people tick? Whai'hat makes a . dependI onor how well they are pre- Even the simple matterur of pre- m o n . R eardorion said. However. saidaid, and could repel cusiomt I .1 Customers are invitivited to bring pared to c senting a gift can hurt a di ners ' Ilungarian tick?" 0 deal w ith other < ^tures. • deal, slie many Americarcan e.xecutives would therhere. Thai enables Amt ; canned fruits, vegetaetables, tuna. whether j said. \merican busi- :r as a supplier, buyer or • find this enibar:)arrassing. viewing it NiNumerous Internet sites off I peanut butter, jellyf or other non- employei “ If you give a dock iii C: jffer ness officials to undunderstand the yer, said Kathleen China, it as a brilH*. freeree advice alwiii the customsJS of motivations of i>eopl{ perishables such asIS tbaby foods, Reardon. is associated w ih death or i ople in another m. an international busi- ‘ ir tho ter- I.ear7iinR suduch customs is more variiarious countries including whi,'hen culture, their habit; macaroni and cheese,2, bbeans, pastas ness profe mination of a relationshii ibits and their 3fessor a t the University of * liip,” she th an |>olite -- it'sit' soimd business. to;> complimentc« someone, how lpay off other ogo quarter. . sise com pany w ith a few Ma^'. c en ts a share. with the prospective buyer,jr, Thomas; Freeniiin1 would nol divulge’e wini ruptcy last Jai The loans are availableble to farmers iculturai Risk Protection “We are enthusiasticltic about the ate Advisors of San Francisco,KO, passed A lb ertso n ’ss is i asking for the buildin■iiiix n o r ' • Agricul w ho produced a 1999 crop cro] of gra.ss, ' in agreement. ' id he ■ Ac,„f> 0(l(lw) w ill ot'i'er a huui mil- _____ stre n g th in yie_cqmpany’myXcore.bu!i-_ w hat his clieiient was offerinn. hui In.- s' _J-fucage—vcgctable-or-KorgJorghum-seed ------r - se-a-soles'conlracfirh'^^longer in building wa.'i ton wlic, lloo-iirl,ui„.iis." Cnnyim rouni.’Tl-'arm _ . n e s s ." C h lf. E x e c uHiv.ejjaryiii_ tii , Ilf IS appraised for S95 million uniler contract to sell.tII.,to A griB io . ; Cirouard sa d,during a le building is'back oh thee rmarket, AlbertsonViii ...... — -S<-‘rvice'AfiL.»,x-ney-Kxecuiivi- Direcior a conferencei 5 pul it bri th e m a r k e i...... Tech and who filed a timeimely proof of ‘ £ a ll.w ith a n il> ^ a n d ini >i^'s s p o k e s ^ o m a r^ J e a n n e;t t^ ^ D uw e__ .___A m e ric a nn_Stnr.es_opened_lhe.62i . sail! Thursdiiy. 1 investors-AU- 6 2 0 .0 0 0 .. . claim in bankruptcy proccioceedings. ! Key mercHai disc categorgodesareper- e axe a g ^ ssi^ y and activeively_mar- square-foot titow er in 1998 to coiisolid.lid ale il.s Seed pniiliKdiicers have suffered ect>‘ Eligible farmers can receiverec up to : forming weD, he said. le building." headquartersrs in S alt L ak e City. A cou:oiiple of . >'“'' iships1'!; as a ri-sult of the 65 percent of the amourount of their Third-qua- ter sales increasedina 1S3 oblem came down to Albensotson’s ask- months afterT ithe building opened, /Vibebcrt.son's hanknip.cy filingfil of AgrilHo Tech of percent to } 981 billion,=n, with sales ! for the building.than lenderders were bought Amerizrican Stores and gut the huililinshi Henderson Nev., .S. one of the world’s proof of claim againsi AgrAgriBio Tech, to give, said Randy Freer largest singlele turf,t forage and alfalfa minus any proceeds receivedrec for u p 10.6 perc m t at storesres open m ore « Cc seman of aspartofthcie deal. th a n one yei r. Commerce CRG, which repiepresents After thee merger, approximate!lely 800 seed comp,;inienies, seed sold since the claimm wasw filed, “The rei. ilts were grgreat," said A m e ric a n StStores employees in thele lower , J'!' sion affected more than Applications for the prcprogram will .. ,:,Lynn PetJlck. an ana leveloper just couldn’t afford)rd to pay eith e r tronsfeiferred.tp Albertson's sitess outside0 . 1.200 growers:rs in 39 staie-s, including __he accepted until uU loanan ffunds-havc------, Sanders Morris Harris ir y wanted for'it," Frecmtm saitsaid.' “The ■ 'Utah, 6? weri.*re laid off, leaving the buildingbu some in llie MMil agic Valley, been exhausted or AgrilgriB io T ech ’s I “They’ve done a marveloidous job tcvi- fouldn’t go for th e price." largely empty,ty. "The farmeimers will nl*ver recover bankruptcy- is completed;ed and a dis- '■ talizing and Improving pr in was quoted in a copyrightlit s sto ry in Tfie Salt Lake Li Organizing Committiittee for ‘heir moinoney, but this is desper- charge of the debt in banbankruptcy is -T lio m ” u 1 ^ — in th e stores;**------Lake-Tribune.------the-2002-Wir^inter-Gamennoved'ab'oiir o iir 4 0 0 ------iUely-needwl-hd-help-forourngriniltur------—cnrered^There^!^^o•'de■^- ■^de'a’dllh’p T ^ r T h e towwer e was built to be the cor;r o rp o ra te w orkers into> siseven floors o f the buildinging earii- community,’ty,’’ Silver said. “A lot of applications, but farmers;rs who' apply headquartei ters for American Stores andm d n e e d s e r this year atnnd expects to have 800 wiworkers lenders havee beenb. canning the farm- first will be receive primaimary consid* Complletl from staff andid wWire report# w ork to b e Ileasable to a variety of tenornonts. in th e tower beforeb( th e Olympics. e rs for 11 year." eration. *%« Tkn»M«wt, TwinMiFab.lMo SMvlQ.llKnblBbw9,2000

• 'M o n e: y ~ S c t o c k s rr a lly 0 1n j o b cd a ta ' ...» .N E W -VYORK (AP) - W all- Unen Street weivent on a buying spree mploymeent rate ri; Dk .8.2000 ises; job B----- ^------12.000;', Friday, eniencouraged by a govem- I rtent empnploymeni report that .▲ C LO SE &SSM ■ 10,71Z91 Q B r a *1 h p k f c o u ld b oolster ll the case for an :growt]th remainns vi^eakinn NovemX L /w X interest raterai cut early next year, NETCHANQE B m g W f---’’'T: '■ 405.55 Investorss werew so opti^tic.tB ey ------lo.ood- ■ WASHINGTOIrON (AP) - The slowed yed ab m p tlv ovr r th p p.-^^ tw■vo— o rAlexis-Hermanrvrhcrlr h a r b e e n n ------s h ru g g e d - t ------CHANGE------^ ------nation’s unemployiloyracnrrate, after montE ith s w ilh ju s t M ,000 jo b s cre at-at- key campaign advises e r f o r V ic e in g fro m InI n le l. ^ • 9 .* being at a ihree-(ee-decade low for ed in 1 in November, an increase thatlat P re sid e n t A l G ore. T h e D oow w Jo n e s in d u s tria l a v e r - HIGH 10,803.54 ^ ^ . 4 " tvit) m onths, e dgedsed up to 4 percent was hhe e ld b a c k by a big d ro p in gov- )v- M a n y e c o n o m i s t ss , , h o w e v e r , ^>gc a n d NasdaqN a composite index LOW10.63t.86 ------6.000 . -■ in November in what analysts emraejn e n tjo b s . _____viewed the Novembiber jobless ____ e a c h h a di_ ssolid triple-digit gains • RECORD HIGH \ie>^-ed a s evidence n w that the econO:______^InI recc3«-day5,-both-Gecrge-W« iV: :- report'iis further eviaerence that the untU the; aftiernoofTbutal gave up ------jiri, M.jftjo------rtrg 3 t.T > ; m /s remarkablee sotitchsi of super- Bush a h and his nuyiing mate, Dick Federal Reserve wiU1 hhave 10 act ground bef!>efore the close, partly t1.722.ft8 sePTEUe: charged growth,wa I0EB O t^ B E R NOVEMBEB OE .was coming to an Chene’ney, have warned about a pos-»- soon, possibly in Januailaiy, to begin b<^use' of the continuing uncer- e nd. s i b l e recession, 1 urging quick :k cutting interest rates toto make sure fpinty from)m the presidential elec- D*C.8,2000 n S J H The Labor DepDepartment said action: in next year on their SI J tril-il- ^ t the slowdown docscsn’t worsen ^on. i------^-500 Friday the jobles; less rale rose 0.1 _ lion tata^ cut to spur the laggingIg into a full-blow n recessicsion. The Nasdisdaq gained 6 pcrcent, _ percentage pointt fromfr 3.9 percent, w non ^ ' i p i lomy. "There is no doubt ththat the U5. rising 164.7♦.77 to 2,917.43 and end------4,000 'w here it had b NETCHANGE I been in both Howiowever, the Clinton adminls-s- economy is slowing,”’ saids Bruce ‘"8 the weereek with a 272.14-point September and October,Oc the low- tration ♦184.77 on o n F r id a y r e je a e d th e id e:a a Steinberg, chief ecoionomistat ofipperci r c e n t ga in . EZZ^SZi------^------3,500;- ;,est level reachei SCHANGe hed during the t^iat th(tile rise in the unemploymentn , Merrill Lynch. He notedm that Th® DoOow rose 95.55 to ; re c o rd 9.5-year ectill, j u s t fiv e m o re p e o p le o p ic k u p tu re a n d consiin.stniction. 1,000 I, to 32,700 in Novembei»er. It is unemployment,It, EBenewah County bean warehousing: operationsop l^d w-ere amc ag ain a s th e sk i se a so n starts. ta Idaho’s se in o n g th e r a n k s o f ih e c oun­ seasonally adjusted 2,400 2, more than reporteied the with 10.7 perc pepei rc e n t. .Cassia counties,, RogersR said, Rogers Times-News Business55 E d ito r pie in Noven ers told a Similar story for 'em ber to 544,500. It The highest jobless5 rale The unemploynloym ent m a rk in th e ’stores waited a b it: Virginia S. ^ u td iin s c a n Ih )it longer than Elmoree (County: layoffs in con- bercachcd was the smjmallest October-to- remained « in Cleanvater Co-ounty, agriculture-depilependent Cassia- their counterparts in ■at 733-0931. Ext. 242, oi in the western struction,on, at hotels and at eating o r fcy vir- November increasein in 22 years. but bi at 13.6 percent last moilonth it Minidoka laborbor market area pan of the valley to Between Novt to hire holiday and drinl-inking establishm ents as ginia®magicvaUey.oom ovember 1999 and last \vas 'Vi doivn substantially fron:)m 14.5 jumped fromn 4 4.6 perccnt in month, the n : number of workers percent pt in October and 2222 per- October to 5.8 perp e rc e n t la st m o n th .

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X cM i •Ma - 100 .J t >ttv*r.cr , D « a b » . 20oo m m rnnTi w m t m s E 247J9 2U 947JI t8l.7S ,*iS 3 2jyndin*lmumuo-«.oaewr: iCLOSINGG FUTURES SS g5 ? “ •iS 2S »®I! 9 >»—I iu»ii.wmit»JLi eoai>a ~ _ 324X0 -tXO Gustomee r s b e g i n t o f e e l •dKkrgdSXO- . Jun 12 22 2J 2? ** M8X0.Rna^ nu'i«M*70X03 .Siw™ “• .”• •' »«einierb«^U.& TTw.'icpviH 109.-Mlmr;tnMun IJVW . ■40 144J0 144M oZ n Iep«nn422.e77.up8,478 H S* „i5 OOM ,34 Om i-rm J Oao « ^ * ^ 5 lX 484X -7X brunt ofiairlin e disjs p u f e ^ On Eui9 W1J0 I Sugar 4710 487X 487.5 -7X Om Frwe gCf7 ^______S - ____470.0 -78 ILo«Anc»le»Thn- ^'fTsr’‘i r ■ -•.78 . Mw 480.0 48IX 4. 471.0 472X -7X ______seams. The alrlairlines are also ssas:,’sis 1 NEW YORK (AP>-autwUn«»iM IJT 'I S "f£ 'IS ' :l" S52.-’*' »: ss J b lam ed for book!ooking m ore fl>g h » s IE H IS S Ia'?;S i . i s Only months after last as^ssiniss'00 4A.48 4«.4« ' ..TB 0(0 IS , x i ' ! S ist sum - th a n th e ^ysteiDan ccan handle, Dm OOMEXCeppwM.OO - ^ g a . 4989 . . 488 0 4W4 ^ 0 Im er’a air-travel debacle Inl D«Ti«M.B3na lo ms 1tS'S; ,s?2 W W 11828. ■»84 Infuriat- • Indeed,. Presidesident CUntcmion 9.73 ..12 ™ ed hundreds of thousands t —939'— —~=------E E ';£s-^;j— ; s.Qlpas-I_jL.iWiT8day-formew.'ii5U8X18, 1 8■ - • •••• ■■■■,due to a pilots flap at U tescrs.. ss13 78,43 7142 ,M Thu.’* ^ I llUaote;MniiM» TNj.’icpanM50J50X74 ^ United to keep pacee wiwith either the ii.8o.oBr-' - *« J«» 2tt77 20.77 20.7* 2 A irlin e s - is b re a k in g oiout all emergence of nev JSKSS S 2-25 »•'* - i S - i5gjyjl8tJ71«4.1M S ; Uv 20.95 20.95 2049 20.2 2 -.W NeWYOBK(APl->;)'HMiwit«MViM*tiO0i UM-n- : sa.90 tojs . m ^ 1849 18.37 1848 18.48 *'3 “V “ ~ r : 220.98 -J7 F<& l>»»hoo> SOJO<0 I tu a 6B,t2 .,35 s S T^a-iu)•«tl7 NWYORXIAP)-! not done nearlyly eienough." Apr IMhoDi S0.7S I 18.88 1870 18.59 I8J0 .99 . V Tlu'iepMiH tl.l7l,k«3 >J-8pc4f«rt.mx.miCi(pnc^ escalate < during the Chris ■5 M.12 U42 ..oa 0« season. . nstmas But Clinton's'sm m. ove won’t solve « m s 04.12 . £ H'l«7[|3 17S iris I7J0 1.13 A Ccwar-IBtOCatfK Consumers also could ev issue-e. Delta,D fighting a « 8S.I5 88.95 .3.00 Thu-puMM«18.745" -" L ivestoc •WipwH.M.r.WipolFtt , fefsas as0 C7.S0! 88.90 .100 Ttu'scSMg ^ 3 t,0 0 9 . «400 CK Ssr,i5,'^«ipirft. Sally see higher fares, becrcTuSL' contract battletie with1 its 9,400 2.57W .« 3 « W T B ^ ------znc. 53 13.53 83 mi3carab,0iWi() r fij^ pilots, canceleded morer than 700 . K S S “VS 2-87 s ZT3I/2 ..03 lOOmde .•uockrioertlw ^ •I3 7 2 .» s nvrOL.HtnOri 7 0 Hannan (crifO^ *pilots, mechanics and f. _Z79_i«4U4_.j:3«__ e_No.vember.and____ ----- 5>^r^A0CTJ0H=T^F«I.U^U woaion ------SS?- tm S 6 morot.KTMi'ClpaF'ti ^ —, a tte n d w ts a re demanding 1 Mn Soi«Mn S.I2 S.OI0,“ I i:“S :SI3 * 'SlSrissisirsis^ *134 00-4800- St«W. 84.710 H i^ tive new contnias in reqwr^ early this mont:onth - affecting t e S0|«MnB.IB1/3 &( Jywf lwdifB»*ri 71784900; lS?i;i^lndiiB»tri . S*nr.$4 8481/0*01 p*9 Com .. zo»y* 3M^ ‘.5 t. w-.',! :3!S ^ iESlSS i l !SS ISS :rs . .BZ56-l01J9:tneM(«M>lV7XO-IIBliaOO-.Mil^ - ..MifCuy-ltSC.OOp*<3par'78fclaa.N.r...... -*fat pay hikes won by UniQited's F*°"* .000 passengers - J7J801BU0 !7a00 181.BO.yo iMdir MWi 75 J0«300: nwvy I »-t8lOOOlRMcu.Nr (ccnrwn t nle^ t because manyny of its pilots I n?iM^H...fj 178J018000 17&80 180X0 .2.00 Hmti n'C IttMaM WMngir M m »W»Ql,N™U.,ti(WFn *■pilots when they finally inl a i178.0017900 l 178.00 179M .1.30 30.00^.0IMttIMttneiBI 00-73M».W i ?40 00- na-ooi»«u«»y t»«Mr n««in 74.7Ml.J0 new agreem ent with the ai in O ao b er. overtime hours■s ththat Delta relies SlflT- “ ‘ry 4 R ."? ° r '***>»«!» ^ 4 ’5S*' NeWVORK(AP)-K ■J- B e!ANS a ] MOOI co>i 423-700t<]; men com i«i ihnas. onwhenplamiingling its schedule.” ------Thu.-»DWOWnW13J.t24,i^2J44 •••nif pm It.OOJ9«;lii«rtoi»« All of which comes with BrtjiVftMi P»Da, g D elta also will I j f c e - n . WOUSlAn-Frc ,4M«in3to«Mn sengers still fuming ovei nil trim its opefa- —SOT:ysr:i.'Sj — 2J8S------2JQ07 _____—S summer ® foulups: Everrrr m o r e — tio n s by up to 130 13( of its norm al------e Swoe r-Ch«,o- gS?F«K I 4453 t l ^ li li f J® 2,700 daily flightsghis, to match its SS'SiffHnmeMpweMM. .7129 1.7018 laborrelated : havoc could .OMnotVim. »1«; pMoa. tl cm l- *■ '» -Mi -o, S^p2S“ 1.5304 1 J273 ther ll fuel the consumer revoltrc schedule with its fewerf< available IMhO p«*l. no «ioM; irti i^JS 32si3 321JS 324 75 .75 - 94000 9 4220 iJ a “pas- pilots. The reduci •* gMn dtfy ty R«^OW» kl E lhat has led to calls for a ' duction is “so wp S “ S - S -V Ok; 73.70 70.55 79.45 71 s” in . can provide cusi 548 148.3 »4« 348.3 .1.73 Fi6 78.70 77J0 78.40 77ss : S FOS! senger bill of rights' ;ustomers with a UwW^SZVa Cw Snall8; 8 |*v 3S15 -.3 T7M 77.87 .12 ------Congress. schedule that theythe) can rely on," PMk 11 S'l IB: *TWl aNMC 11 ■>*1 7123 7187 7117 73 onO«e.t. n;liMr7,QwctncwT«f« ^1818 ” ■-■ S S . yvVOBKiyi-f,. Vidng en na Nn> ran “We’re looking at Basastille S3id Delta'spokerikeswoman P eg^ 7Tu>ep*n.^MZUUMItSO S 33S SS !J2 S Day," said Michael Boyd,, ppresi- Esks. - ■ . G r aAINS i ------— g Sa M n m e M iw tM ------— —deS n t of T h e Boyd Group,~ann avia” " — BurUniied alsoJso slashed< s c h ^ ------um _. 3«42 77.85 ' 28.44 - 91 *'tion consulting firmin in ules last springing as its pilots . Fib 2S9t' 29179 09 7780 2800 - 93 P «/tKrOnM Uar _ ooa-j’ Uar 2as4 281 Evergreen, Colo. “Peoplelie are began cutting5 ththeir overtii^e I PtlM* br KtiMt PW buBhM;e-Wenvi.o«*.e*i«il nu Utr 6095 BOJO 8980 90 trapped in these planes, thithey’re hours, only toJ seese its service 6wnyw hun**) W.V*. Pre* MOOtSSw fa 0040 89 85 8907 99 l i i E ^ nMn«n;eMip«twfMt B I fed up, a nd it doesn’t help• iiif you crumble anyway>'ay as the pilots WWL ttOO: tertn.^ , j M.OO(4^couridti^ ); ^ i l its ■* aao.. S - : i ' , S s s g ;S SSS s give me 10,000 free freququent- dug in and keptpt nrefusing to fly. •' Woi^by'R.nowwi^' WiTnp»n g~.4£.Tffi:'Sf5r,' S ? SS £ E S S S»B ..05 oaS 15s ss ii ss ss is flflier miles for my trouble,le. M y T h at helped forceree Unitedi to can- «iMv*rr. n U3in»n ’S.-.ilTi.iS'” “94B7 ,-. Ms, 253J 2S« vacation is ruined.” cel m ore th an 25,'25,000 flints in Ml hDurt>ir, 13.22: and C h e e se g'S gs gs :i '"■ To be sure, other facsctors the summer, man leiPnewquoMOdtfyby ------g 2V« Z many at the la« Wii 111 caused the summer nightnitmare moment, ,P ydo3;«ndaMi'.n .„,,«M HanMn...... nporM r» ...... Ch«)d»feh«. CKftrnv r» »» gs :s « S835 ^ j i i ii]n l!S as :S -for■!< air travel, includingg bad The airlines an •M*ot>Ml.lpC«lM«i S^MOOS.0050.. .0050-. 40-pound C«aa: 1.10DO, . F« 5&90 5030 58 82 SO •-» -W 237S 241 i and th e un io n s •nrMrary. .mi AJ. 98J5 50.73 58.12 S8.42 » . 02 Aug wealher jn much of ihe naiiation, know they’re playij HJO: ecm. *4 JO Itomc 84.12 .... So « ! ! •; « laying with fire in ij 02X0 ^ a8207 - 00 Oa aging air-traffic-control eqequip. terms of furtherer alienatinga! con- 99.92 .32 NO* SV, ::! ^ K a ss gs ss s91.97 ..07 OiC ...... 23H . I inment, a record number of)f pas- su m ers with theireir contraac spats, •POCATEltO (APJ - UM Firm P orTATOES/ONIONS t 48.87 ,.X0 J«* ...... :! SC - SE " f S: sengers a n d airpons in manjny big d esp ite being behoxholden to reach IW *^W A ;l4p„. CMOFAOS ^«>0t54.B5.t«)a.S3 25 SSJ ::i <=•cities that are bursting at the deals lhat satisfyfy bothb< sides. ,, • Ttiu»i*J«BJ72 ...... J377 .1 M«u>»r):twi(y4.ts- SSZLT^ S ’SH.i'siia (x » l):llp«B>ni«,,fc du.K»»U>3ISSSHT’ isiss:s^’■‘^ ...... SS ( - 40X00 Ba^ PM* Mr ft ------; £«.s »al« I40.974.TIMl^TJji'iUli* :: 148.905 V. ranu/iw - whM ■««« 2.95(«MTi3):bwWy100-2.9S I Fit! 0800 oe^oo 8S.7S 801 2.930 Official repor ind naMt Ourbtrw U a 1 2-er 4«x mn- Uw eots 8095 88.15 88.1 irts Boise resididents Jsnsst« 8 10 Cl mptfiMda Sir CM non MM A 40) Miy 87J0 88.90 C7J0 SS 881 :!S Cl mnnun 7.304 DO. occMnt. w *4 87J0 7030 87J0 SS 70: 3SS 2f“»!ir"S! E S J B^ t ;»rMoi 8 so-7.oa PceamPr Aug 60.00 80.50 88.00 80' trdlantttiMi LMKK»ft4.ee.«lJ2 “ “ EE S.S SIsS ss ss UK cconvicted inI tax fraud scl fORTLANO. 0>«. {AP) • adi u TtKj.-tMii«a3e cheme£ lot grM« tm>«d « Per«MidN-?*■!? ler I ? Iw5555w^ vd bw . 100 ft iaeki non tUMt A 40 71u.-«ep»ilnl2J00.ue4B X . ; s 74.80 3S 72;90 73 24 Il3? BOISE (AP) - Three peoeople Sovereignty Assod. ttlargtpwbutM IkxtfiomMt^ratVuek pwam»«tirot irmnun 100 t«w iM« 10 quoti. so « ew sodation and its ■t 40i 8.00-7.00. mo«»y a.so. twr h ^ . i f K S Hi!72X0 71.00 71.49 -t.l8 W«were convicted of promotinting a spin-offs in other W' nnglnotS.95-2.97 t, binr. SOi 8.00-7.00. twOf 8 SO>w 71.75 70 80 70 89 -1 011 ■X Western sta t^ S l ^ - S S S i S S M e t a l s /C u r r^ENCY i a ;iS S7IXS 7049 70 49 -108 (3^tax fraud schem e that invol ■Mlrary prown. 17?. f«r.gin^ au3n*t|r to»«r; eOi 7.00. Ipm 7.50. Ii« 7130 70 40 « » -J.08 cli olved Gambler and RoarJoark'worked fc^ .lOpa ptttMi; 3.73. rarmgBto70J.72 ii; 8.00.;>«»Ortiiantff 70i 7.OM00, tn0i9r 7.50- clients in six states, Idaho'ss U.S.I him . ,hpeiprt«.n:a7ro8£r HontK kMw. 80i 9 00. Im> t« ^ . oec» Silicud werW gold pnM. Fndiv. Nw 72!90 72"et t2pcLp>«twv3ae-U7 •lontfylOMf;'iMr;M>8.00,l*-8.50.occttS>tf,h»M. IHans Kong Idi. S3733SoAtl.70 Ok 73 53 73 5! Attorney Betty Richards3son, The companyny advertised IDOiBOO.I«.8Mecculo>««*M 1 CO Eu. talM 40.944 Thg '| 13 pa preMn; au . nngm tU 1 Liini)nmom»>otair>g:*I71M«$1CO reponed this week. “ la n d p a te n ts,"" apapparently to .l» I (MA norvwm tpmo kRwk: wof'rfy to»r.!2oimrMwn800-7.00.l*«r«M,oa*- I tUnoon aftimosn lu ^ ' 1772.95 onti 3S ..OpelpRMin;aM^.oT ••'.US.25abuck«p«tcM:8oimnrrwnn I lonoonl«i;l373.10oll»lj0. jsa,^siss B o is e -a re a r e s id e n ts GiGary protect property-ty fromf ta x in g ,M pet prcMln; 4J0. nfiM *4.1 DouantiyloMr. . ^Pm iftamoon fcung *77l.iJo"»1 4fl ZmMal* allwnoon; 1272 8S on to M Arthur DeMott, 62; AvaA authorities. It alsoals provided :«pttpr».*>;4je-*jf Mr HifxJ, * M»imir(: C7I05cn»0055f- 2f”"?-.r";sFiO 7830 77.8C Us 2 t«Wy. M MM M MTD* (AP).US USOA-UtforpcUieiTwWtt I TJiufidiy. FOO > » I sis !3" iGambler, 46; and Teny Roaoark, “common law trustrusts." designed IS 2 bolty OcMrtd 19 MmM Ml NT Hanoy 4 Hamwn IMCMait 1294.79 c n*pircwlWir: t00aw«a00.7.00 ' lOonttoa n x s 7?Sbu SS 3S :S JteM £ ott and Gambler.were t ____ Jsssr-“~“*'. ■ e ^ lO ft«I Mreig » Non SiTi A par M kMo A-g.. -78 39 - 78 7€ r con- The attorney geneieneral also said l«r M i 0rMl«»rgofiff^( SM -iaii.n.,-, lg the th a t th e companyly spt p a r e d false 800:p«re150»esi1araw*trwigecnwid0rtmi j -3£A --■» im rT^'-SFib 7 085 8 330 bp 2»7J 3^ 299S 2 1 5 nSS»TO70«nisi>4so:pnMlorUiho F ■I 4s s is :§ »C.. . -Th«.iopwi«3MJ03 ^ iaJcwM732W^i^^ J ___ ■ B B B D ! ! nuoet Z111 .JO tusiA ai7 -ot lanjtt- . 880 _. ,10 S&SPM S4S1 .O (bOMin 2119.103 291! 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All about lightsW a: Inside)E ; I-. EritCTahoIidayly Church new s ___ .. '. . . . 0 2 . • ' contc^ ' Community . : ...... 0 4 ■ 'P a g ej CC3 . ^ 1:1 ON Classifieds...... CCE 5 C 1 6 A m ______Re/tpon E/ft/c1/or.Denisf Tunirr- 73.i-09.h The Times-Ncw;w s S a tu rd a yy , , D c c c m b c r 9 ,2 0 030 0 .ScScccion C {in fig l Ministitry ■ “ to b e fiPirst, w ^ io w o f t so u l builds jiyhocaares negation’s sanctumlary . tnbutete honors 3101 birthday I: for lasS t ? for 26,C,000 ByJoanBsalean •••J^bristmas is almostIt lihere, bul I unwutnn,Uf cofTwpwKtent______By Susan Parrott • ;affl so bummed o ut by na:national pou* ’• Members of The /Vssoclated Presss ______Jio that I can barely a SHOSHOHONE - W hat could a ...... Christ Episcopal : «plrit\ial thoughts. I was ongregation d o to cele* - Chorchin DALLAS-Hifth-tecl:lech gadgeir^- :.-TY when George W. Busi b S r i s101st birthday of one of ... Shoshone are meets high-impact:t w o rs h ip at 'jclftini os th c nex t presid Bishop T.D. Jakes’s’ m a m m o th , ' .United States. I vrondeiHi>n>c1 ff nnv M embtibers? Dedicating a ' dedicating this lass window in h is nam e S32 million sanciu;ir>-ar>- in south- could do th a t W hatSS i twwstained w est Dalla.s. aTVstatianin.FbricBridaandtbld- nice~. glass'Vlndew Built to accommod:lodate a con- ;0k} receptionistw an I ted w to what the parishioners Ihan 26,000. ^^ouD ce that I bccnclracdhad bc< ! 't Episcopal ^ Church in to hooor church grcgation of more ihii ■ •pita dent. S h o sh o nle e are i going to do for member Ehvood the Potter’s House;e ssanctuary C seems more like aI stasiaie-of-lhe- • _ , O f' ccourse, I Elwood WerryV on Sunday. Werry. w o u ldId 1be arrest- Deacon SharonSh; Luntsford said an cimvention center:er tthan a tra- Candidate the 3-by-7/*7*foot window will ditional place of worworship; But 1 - despite .honor Wer’erry's years o! mem- Jakes has never beenbee one lo . . some! UIuncertainty - bership andai service to the downplay his dynamiiimic style of ■ cvanRelism, whichn did r a w s m il- . a b o uIt t thc t legiti- church. m acyr of his c l ^ T he windndow is not a surprise lionaire football playilayers, gang a t thhe e time - for Werry,y, because1 he was told m e m b e r s a n d t h e homeless. hi P m o de the about it whenwh he tumed 100, a. a m o n j; oth e rs. a n n ojuncement, u r year ago inin July. He said he is Speakersat . il'KATTH and nobnobody trirf delighted, he October to incarcerate Inc “i don’t’t suppose ! very many iedication of • TODAY him. wWhat’s the people havave it," he said. “Noj h e n e w >■' rfc-i, when you’re’re still alive, at least." 1 tl i 1 d i n g . w aK W h at lat’s to say Werry wasw£ bom near Hailey piraised r a i the -• MaiteW he's the^ebfst.Pf* and was aa postmaster for 10 londenomi- so n fo r 1 mayor o f Shoshone for 1 a t i o n a I ------' After all rms. His church has c: h Iu r c h ■ s some things that Al ( liverse oui- ; €fiorge W. don’t, thingsME S i tto ta r e a E s« n an im portant p a n of T.D. Jakes e a c h .. 4ot more important thim "A chilrch ciiber of these guys have— 1 een an Episcopalian all ' he said. “I was born iss nnot mea- — -.::iForinstance,.havethit W c a a d i - 5?y.l> •sured by the lx.-auty.■ofihearchi- of tlotcs ever th o t^ t abomju t how lone- Jan." ...... A f \ i lecture but hy the.deedeeds of the . ly. Christmastime getsIS : tor m any " “ndow <1. has radiant blue congregation," saidaid Coretia people? For some, their[cir world of Sold coloring.C( The design i^s '\ ■ ^ Scott King, the wido\;d o w «)f civil >vork, sodaliziiig and gotgood dtizen* has mountintains in the back- • ^ S rights leader M artiirtin Liither 'ihip doesn’t clunge thisthi time of ^und. Inn thei foreground, there K in g jr . ; year. Tbd^ arc the kindnd of people is a lamb,I, whichv Luntsford said I . who m ake good neighboibors, but at is a symbolbol of Christ. A cross •.; A b o u t 7.CX)0 i»c(>i>lepie atlended fhristmas, they prettytty much sit with a beve!veled glass star stands the dedication servicrvice. which alone and wait for tomoimorrow. My In th e ccnt Vice President Al,1 C (iore and ' don’t know people Uke that.th: TTie windindow was constructed H television evangelistist :Pai Rob­ r-T hey also don’t know3w the older by Henhamann Lirk of Ketchum. H ert.son.; ------pwple who have lost allall ability to AustrianI born,b the artist has ** . . About 200 seats'inin ithe sane- . tuary have data ternerm inals so ' care for tl^emselves. PrePresidential had a studiiidio in K etch u m since like lik( this one, the dcsigtvi; c .g(^.ahdlwork Theh e window wiU bfe d edicated ^ worshippers can dov.Tov.-nload scr- ;candidaies pretty muchh sstte r d e a r 1974. ed for him by Ralph Harrm s, a with him.and I change< what I duringing Sunday’s 11 a.m. church • ^■^hose'worideiful.'plac m o n n o t e s a n d M ic r o s o f t laces-whcrc saidlid fo r la r g e r p ro je c ts. ■ KKe:etchnm*area artist. .. . '•nBedto,chaage,”."Lij^said.,.-■. l servia:rice. ___ • -elderly people are careiired for and PowerPoint presentsintations'on ------^mercifully brought to3 tlth c « n d o f . laptop computers. AltA ltar aiien- . their lives. People runrunning for # 'I B dants use handheldd ctT d a ta and_ ■ facilities becausc theyjr don’tdi want . I i prayer needs. Thee st Service is voters to think about deprcpressingsit- . i . r a U translated into sixs la languages uations, espedally aboutut dcd 8th ...... iiaring^faitl: f — and-hroadcast nr-ar - a u d i o n c o ------Wc also don’t hear■ muchm from \ members wearinglg w ^ i r e l e s s our candidates about im 'j headphones. Hugenge id e o , and how lonely they ana” t ? h ^ ; Mommons hope to:o change ide;:as |H |M f screens flank (he stilgitdge. which ■ make their way in a newew world. In ■ i l '/ features a lighting: arand sound • S?. Paul, Minn., a younj m 'system rivaling thatat ar ------law husband. H er 2-year^} and church President Gordodon m hosts a cable televisivision show ter stood nearby as one ol lated Press anc '■— ------HirHinckley has promised to throwtl I f e F seen aroiitid the glotn:.Ik:. ____ .shOt^her.at.close.rangc » ------r'~Cn{|-iT hat's why politics ha-has bccomc Will thc churchch known for send- church ch i material d.uringg th e ^ from a storefnmi churclurch in West a fantasy in this; nsnation. We ing missioiio n a rie s g a m e s is in ilV"- P w . . . . ^ B Virginia. Jakes ;iiul1 hishi; wife of . 3 19 veal's. Serila. Ixuight -B ^c had Gore playii^; .th.the part of abroad tryaoprose- to , , Ight th e land ^ 1 ^ Quixote - charginglg windnuUs< ly tiz e wh he e n th e W e a o n f ^ nUto t k Ikiugatty- S q u a re , I 2 fu r th e I’o lle r 's H o uise se from llie trying to bring downm at formida* w orld come: f \ miiusir\' of \S\. ( Ir a mn i, , who w as tSlB foe - and Bush playingking the part headquarten" e S d t y f one over Ihe hmb e a d m t h i h e lounst J seiilencetl lo prisiin fofor r ta.v eva- anful dodger, jum]umping high “We don’;m ’t w an t B o o k o fM o mmon. t Hut n. >(^a salvo zooms beneathath and to bang anyonea , • . effort A The name of theh e c h u r c h tdiitking low as a verbalJ swordsv tnes over the heolead w ith ou^toatteositost tell than to edu gramIS s fifor voung Id high-level “jw ld of limousines and I ™ - M airjofic d e Draper J^-Jia''^cam - people, provides fofoo o d . b la n . - DnEctings, of wealthy peoplepc< who m kets and clothing to0 thetl home- ; ; i ^ t a scat next to the bi wc ought Conder, cucurator, LD S less and operates a ►ftderal government. tell them . , T h e j chaplain program,n . C h u r c h This holiday is aboiboul a don- md It then Muscumim of Church ' S a lt rgani- members visit crime-ine-infesleil that carricM a pregnarjiant woman 1« th em ma H iistoryandAn s u jwTpss a m iserable d e s« m . .: It’s about . Iheirownmu m m it- sections of D.illas aan n d ir y to ^ M w ild e re d husband whiwho tried to - C o n d e r s a y s ------. ,teejs_bra<-acing ------in iir churches. But I believievc we can ahtidpationioni of the Olympics, a n c d a ls w ill b e a w a rd e d Strays find ChristmasIS when\ we . decision ^ th e j h u r c h J i d ^ t ___ :i| brought him attentionlion, and he ------‘ftm n e c r^ th th e least,-thethe last and------opposa------Utah-is-70 pcrccnt Jblornr n io n — y . —ha.s. w ritten bfstsell< e l k T s - a n d ------Uld th e church d a im s 11 millillion been nominated forr a G ra m m y H}ie lost. W h c h w c fin d thJiose n people Touring thetl museum, which .I ^ s i t With them, listening nembers worldwide. a w a rd . permanent Mormon _ lurch:* Maijorfs Draper Concond«r, curator of tha Museum1 of Church History and Art In jSaga of tears, w e know t d Is preparing several . .JiOn thp Net: Mormon chui Although most pari>arishioners L ake Salt Lake City, It designingdei new eihlbtts for thele museumtr aimed at educating : ^ I I s in th e ir w e a k n e ss a j _____ otHcrttor-thctho Olympicsrwill help— ittp://wvwJ

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-C h u r cCHNEWS3 - ^ — -Religk[ON LET1^EPfe- Cowboy groupID io la n s guest organist Sunday- at season on unique insnstriiments. Luncheon1 mmeetings will be h d d at Attempts ^ to Inteilectu!uallze There is a seciecular Ml « 1 A scenension Episcopal Church.h. Pastor Dale Metzger wilivill sp e ak on ■11:30 a .m). . KMonday, Tuesday and ‘For unto Y'airlir m u s ic a l Tr;iditiUtional services arc at 8 and 10 "An Intruder at ourr Christmas< Wednesday.ly. God • are bound to fa ll. history of Jesuesus Christ HAZELTON - A cowboy Thc TJ Rite Stuff will be celcbmt-It- P a n y ." P a s to r ss Jo hnny and H eid i In response to th c Dec. 2 lelet tte r in In responseto to B B e rt H om es who, in Chrisimus music:sical will be per- edatt 7 7 p.m. S u n d a y s c h o o l fo r' tthe family Hanchcy aiare hosting. For more w\ hich th e w riter questions wliwhy th e 2 issuea of of The Times-News, formed by mcmbciIbers of the Valley Advidvent retreats, “MeditationsIS ■- s ta n s at 9 a.m .; worship? Ibegins at 10 information,)n,caU 423-6234. there , exists no secular historiideal osked.^Vhyisthcstheronosocularhis- c onim unity th is weeweekend. Towanard Bethlehem," will begin at a.m. Child care is proviivided during proof th a t Je su s b Lord: toryof Jesus?" "For Unto Y’all’’air is a musical 7:J5; p.m. ( Dec. 13 and 20. A worship. Utiles UUJfeline Fellowship Contradictorily, ' the obviouslyily frus- There a secularilarhisioiy! 1 ‘T h e re designed lo makeake people laugh - Christiistmas labyrinth walk will be ___tra te d m a n jm p li« h e yrishese ssa lv a -__ are, v ^ dearly,«y,«Ica«J9eady_ _ ------and-inspire-thcmcm-with the real - open1 fromfi 9 o.rn.-to 8 p.m.-Decr-23-23— Rupert Stake to prcresent— for luncheon— ^------lion\ but, in ab&cncc bf aodencmic'cvi- ^Mganwritmwhoivhorcfelo'Je^ - meaning of Chri;hristmas. Perfor. and 99 a.m.i to noon Dec-24. Visitors HEYBURTIRN-The Ladies Lifeline dencc, . n o i the savior. I rccomimmend: Christ as an actual,rual, real-life, historicsl muncus are sulI forfo 6 p.m. today are welrvelcome.' Christmas Music FestivalF( F e llo w sh ip will meet for a non- 1. Bishop, Jim; “The Day Chrlirist rigurc:Taaus,aBn0 great historian of and 3 and 6 p.m.m. Sunday at the Por■)r more information, call 733-3- RUPERT- The Rupenert LDS West denominatiational luncheon from D 1 ied” "niousands of pages ofI sout tak- Tw in F 11 ..Great PrePreachers": The Rev. Dr. U nfortunately, w hen deahnlin g dust, Britaintin Siiid that leaving the area ing (he position. lavebeen Susan Johnhnson Cook. (5 a.m., w v ith history, th e re is only onen e c o r- W e must livec thith ro u g h th is life not Ik; easy. Ted and LaOell Britain hav N either Britainain nor his wife, 'vill noi nfRnrt O dyssey, 300 rmin., 1436855) rect r story. If you want to gett thtl e am ong ihese taires re s without bdng ;’s going to be sad to leave," with tho First Assembly otol God LaDeJl. lias ever,er lived in that “It’s ;;ld Afar”: Bangladesh. (1 corrcct c history of C harles Taziaze rooted up with1 th ce m u Christas pan of the countr>v she sai(a id . “W e loved the toivn andd Church In Twin Falls for 111 2 years. p.m ., Odysseyjey, 30 min., 5140836) R F ussell, you wouldn’t go to thcth return. There’s5 poipo w e n n G od’^ C atholic Church, you’d check:kout gospels 10 accomplimplishlhLs. •* • ■ thI e W atchtow er (Jehovah’s U ndcr3tanding;th thc c m g iv e s us the W itness). So, if you w ere lexjkiiking iA.ncrstrengihnceneeded. Be w i£r fu r inform ation on Jo se p h Smim ith, th t'n that old serpce rp e n t. D on’t p b y in TeacLcher talikes c me with constiti( u tio n y • o u w ouldn’t go to th e U tahI th e field w ith lhes it riculum. Shehe said curreni district renl events class,>, frfrom wall maps in s tr u c M orm on. T he RLDS C hurch1 sisu e d S tudy them lo beb e lt tte r u n d e rstan d of the world’s hot spois to the McHargargue at avoiding illegal ter- from the perspective olof a single rules miglitIt norr allow such a d a s s th e U iah church Feb. 23.188080, th e n w hat H e expectst s f ft r o m u s . .- , ------nc\vspapcr the teaceachcr is reading ritory.—...... —------re lig io n .— ------b e c a u se inistructors sn are required a a g ain M arch 1 6 ,18!M. Both ca;lases FRANKANDFDEVELYN ou t h»ud. T o d a y ’ss topic:to the latest “Unfinfortunately, many school1 Throughout hiss c l a s s , to c o v e r the tl Old and New w v ere w on, overwhelm ingly, by thc POPPAY ------dasliin-ilie-Middledle-East^the-bat.____ district;icts jump into this withoutt . McHargtio is careful not9.L?fLt^ke_a Testaments,t s . ______J_ R L D S . proving they a re th e truin e B u h l______lie between I;Israelis and properer preparation,” said1 religious stance, refcfelrring to “That’s; clearlyc: unconstitu- successors s because they laughg h t th c ------Palestinians overer controlc of the ' Charle;les Haynes, senior scholarr Bethlehem as “the allc{ieged placc tional,” saidsa William Clark original o teachings of Joseph SiSm ith 77ierjmcs-/Viu'j«lu s wdcomcs letters on Gaza Strip. Butt whenv, teacher for reli^2ligious freedom at ilie Firstt of Christ’s birth” andd bringing Harrell, jxecutlve'dircctorexe of JJ r., th e in a n y r. In boih ca.ses.s. w1 e ■ topic* oo/2 f200 ( words or less find the Utah church.tiying 10 W endell McHarguegue asks students Amendindment Center in Arlington,, out a copy of the Koranntodiscuss i the Texasas American Civil f' to p ro v e from readers. Letterttters should inchtde polygam y and infidelity on Jo;Joseph the writer's signatuiiacurc, mailing address to open their textextbook - “OK, Va., whwho estimates that a majori- Islam . Liberties UiUnion. “All the case g S m ith Jr . Botli cases w ere lostist mis- and tdqihone numltumber. Letters consid- - everybody openI up your Bibles” ty of suchsu das-ses nationwide do3 “I made it dear at ththc start uf law .says thatthi no state agency . “ ' erably. end libdous, obsanisameorinbadtaste - il l)ecomes clearear something is not pas? class lhat this is not a theology can select:t one religion over SCOTT DAVIS will bcniivtcd.andand Thc Timis-News ______d if fe r e n t...... ______^Onjl_fhe_extremes,.p_redictable; class and that t^ere wen;re going to another orir seemingly1 endorse Tw in F a iu ------rtsrm si/icrisfitfoHttoeditallletteh.------: M cHargue, a1 rcretired pastor lines hahave Iwen drawn: religiouss , be no theolb^cal debatates taking one religioti3ti over another.”...... and former Biblele collegec profes- stalwai^rarts who want the Bible1 place, or even theologic;ical discus- Haynes; isis very conscious of — ______s;i ble_s o {u r.-ie (I i e a s_a c h t e s _ B ib t a l ught h t as literal religious doc- sion,” h e sa id . constitution:onal limits. Last year, — Diincanvillc HiHigh School. trine oppositeo] those who think< ^Ai’leasfoneotherDiD allas-arca-^his group andam the National B ible ...... -Mis^SIONARIEE S — Although the Tex;exas Education that arany mention of religion1 district, Mesquite Indtdependent Associationn co-publishedc a guide Agency doesn’t kekeep track, one breachches the separation off ■ School DLstrict, also offefers a Bible for schoolsIs that want to know MALTA - Elder Austin Ud I g ra d u a te of" .Twin e.xpert estim ates> as many as 200 churchch and state. Stuck in the studies dass. The distritrict allows how they can'teachca about reli- . ■ of L a n c e a n d Falls High Sdiool ■ Texas schools offer;fersuchadoss. middlelie are people like local churches to offerr theirt own gion. The guidegui advocates a neu- I K ris U d and an Eagle At a time whenen the nexus of McHargargue, who strive for a wayf Bible studies classes,, taughtt on trai tone,, respectr< for various B I Malta, haslas b e e n I Scout He holds a religion and publicblic education is' to proyovide students a valuable: church grounds by chihurch pas- Christian andan non-Christian tra* I callcd to a I block b d t In Tae- mission ft ’ kwondb, nlimcr- contested ground,nd, such classes educatiiItional element while walk- tors using a church-g(generated didons, andd allowinga student reli- I C h u rc h of ous speaking a- are al the centerer of a gro.wing ing theie line required by the U.S.. , c u rric u lu m . S tu d e n ts reeceivc t aca- gious expressession. I C onstiti[itu tion. demic credit for taliaking the Haynes1 saids: tcachcrs often I w ard s and two Ict- d e b a te . IS in th c te rs in debate. He urts have held repeatedly/ co u rse . stray by pre;ircsenting the Bible as I E x p e r t s s a y Bible Bi classes. Court r a 1 i a X ' f served on the Se>- i “If a non-Christianan church literal historjory. I a l l o w e d u n d e r• constitutional cfi that the[he First Amendment limits b a n c ' '------^ ■——J * m in u r y C o u n c il, H e w ill Christopher Deueluel a s lie u te n a n t go­ It 1 0 :4 5 vernor at Boy's day Saintsnday at State and as a reprrepruseniativc for Ida- Aphroodite is rrnighty witith godde^ss worshlippers tl A u s t r I ho a t Boy’s Nationon ilin W ashington, D.C M ission.■istopher H The Times-Newsews welcomes news of By Jennifer Uvitz’ T hey aar re also p art of a num ber off “I t ’s so m u d i e a sie r to0 d iin k of a t h a t d ie rc are at some 300,000 fol- E Atatlnlldy speak atI serving c/uinr/i misjionarinaries, w hich u}>u6- , j Tho Providence Jourtoumal sp iritutuality ; seekers - many off girl l o o k i ^ o v e r you," SliSlatersays. lowers of branchesbr of goddess- a a .m .S u nof d J e s u s lished free of chargeflfje. Sctvl inforiiiation I : tliem. young y( women disillusioned1 Schmidt was raised;d in New based spiritu;ituality. th C e E lba LDS W ard chapel. s in th e to Ellen Thomasonu o n , Thc Timcs-Ncws, I . I‘RbVIDENCE,IE,IU.-lsisisthe with theth female role models inI Jersey, the daugliter of)f a Roman It’s very' empowering,ei he says, A sion. H e P.O. Box S48, Tbirt\vin Faiu, ID 83303, or TWIN FALLS-Elder Christmd a y a t TVwia T e^ n , TheTie Times-News1 Buriey \ Egyptian goddessss Iknown for her traditifitional religions - who are; Catholic mother andid Reform for womenI toto worship a deity that E. Deuel has returned from & E. Fifth St. N.. id h er power. She engagir^n g in goddess-worship. Jewish father, Mary, theth Virgin resembles them,th and to feel - as ^ c h a p e l, B ureau, 3 2 5 1/2 1/2 veiled beauty and li a mission for thc Church of Burley. ID 83318.U8. Deadline is ffoon nt from soil. She T his is sort of goddess-worshipJ m o th e r, se e m e d d istan t; t- t'-Je an n e H artm an of Twin Falls, director whose;e nicknamei is . projecect with thc slogan “Ai Hearts; tlus deck contairlins 48 god- pie come.a^.away feeling trans- v;,-,CZl( rt". - .N.i' “Telnpest," sits in a ; drcle on the Goddesle « on Every Block.” des-ses from a n d e n c tales.JS. E ach wo- fo rm ed a nd d invigorated."ii " ^ "’I r--7T .T '; floor of her Eastt SiSide apartment Schirhmidt is one of six Rhode1 man picks a card and1 readsr the The caulculdron devotees say with four friends,ids, a law-office Wandd contacts c for Goddcs.s2000, aJ message on it. Someonene gets the they don’t't usei their gods and , librarian, health-in:i-insurance daim Northerle m California-based p ro jea. Eagle Woman, a s i^ off thct ability goddesses; andai their witchcraft worker, and filele clerk among Goddesless Web sites sell bumperr to soar to new heights.;s. M o t h e r sp e lls o n hth e e m undane. A speUl is f (hem. She drops bitsbit of cedar and s tic kers, e r “goddess tours” take: c a r d .^ im p rin ted w ith tlich e im ag e of th e la s t resosort, r Schmidt says. But ------spicjt.«cntcd-patd^itr hoi*li T* ffpvotffgtfics_tQ-Crete a nd Malta, and1 D ia n a. S h e “ sta n d s life oionherown it Is done.2. When’ one woman ister and lights can(andles. -nien she • there; is a board game, called Go) te n n s .” received nasta sty logized,_sll,_she rays. ______IK G raciram aticial.inU ^ic’prograa a 'm w i ^ v T ^ ___ iselves traditional witches, rise in populmity of'WiIVicca,-says MonToftencen,lhough, the deities ^ Sodety, a groupI of 30 or so peo- themse -...... 798-Eastl1 c h o i r m ^ b ^ te lU n ^ : pie started by SdiSchmidt in 1998 They sometimessoi worsliip gods, butt Robet Mathiesen, prol•ofessor of are “Invokedeed," as ifis called, to w h ile a paintingg sstudent at the it’s Aph.phrodite, Athena, Diana on1 Women, Magic ant^ PowerF at bring creatiativity, peace, and 10 ,y 1 they focus. • Brown University. He: esdmates( help someoneone who is Ul. Rhode Island Schcchool of Design. whidi t> i- : ’ Come Ertiwa dn • 75;^8t a^d c ■,i I /■

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R elELIGION Memberrship woe►es ir is t lT Ch gas inI th e b a l a inee [hk Baptijist conver.ntion Familix I it the Church of th e R esi‘surrection, coming of Christ.”Chr n,made it more consen-ativeve and the Bible over reli|religious dogma, m onth’;th’s Alternative Christmas '■" ‘ tothv holy days. s follow several traditions,IS. ■ On Chrismstmas Eve, the family niimore fundamentalist. . What also emerm erged was a con- ley regularly attend a Services Hvorgreen BIdg. H feature the organiiinization promi- ior chunlurches that welcomed oth- I Literature is to this crc:rowd what church. a a s . s - ‘>:45>;45ani • hently In a book: he was compil- ers, dispisplayed a joyful spirit and 8:30 A.M. & 10:30 AJ , the Sundance Film Fcsiistival is to___This, of .cpicourse, leads Lo.flues-_ __ _ — AVoriliip-.lOJOan) axn tc-5;J0 p in ------ing. H is study namiomes 300 of the instilleded C hristian values. H e also independent filmmakers>rs. tio n s a bjt o u tthe role of theolo- ' and 300 of the paid attattention to locarion, size I’a M o r l.y tin J . S c h a al ^ ,best Protestant an ■ In short, everybody who’sw any- gians, nott only0 in relation to ___ Wednesday BilBible Study hurches in the and mernembership diversity. His ■.^ 'v;blest C atholic chui . • body comes, and then1 ssome. Up- churches, butbu to the worid. Are ia Health Hid«. '■ cfiuntry. books; are a “Excellent Catholic I'lacerOkl Pistria I : and-coming scholars cutJ t their the- their glory daysd: long gone or are hes: The Guide to Best (208) 736-072:2 7 .-^24 200151d St. L ."■ ’ • W ilkes, who teateaches at the Parishe ological teeth p re se n tirang papers they prophetletic voices crying for 5 and Practices" (to be pub- ,ti. T w in Valh,a lh , ID !.. University of Nort>)rth Carolina at Places ai : critiqued by the best ofjf the Ivory recognition^l Kctlj'liiMmi ! phone 32-J-9'M -9ni R ELiGe iO N W eiB i S IT E 7 Critics say chuurch is settling IntemersuitIr :■ -; *• I • - 5 1 3 South BucharihananStreet ------j I Jeromeme _ The Awoclgted Presi ______no final agrgreement had been j I chctkouiI out - OF TH E WE]EEK ------reached, onene seems to be pend-. I i ^ '■ wwv.christiancouicourier.com t SALT LAKE CITY'Y - Two ing. ; .ByTIinFUnk m ons;i; articles on Advent 5 who post- The churclrch held that Jerald «fv«r w reath!ths and the Jesse Tree; aJJ , Mormon church critics > ; ObMfvi ra Tanner of Utali ■ jlic.Encyclopedia.entry onn ■ ed excerpts from the d

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^ ■ Servingg thei Magic Valley MLJNE 1 : . G rv Editor: PatManemtonio - 73 __F e s t i v aAL OF T r e e sS HELP-______— S o m ePODYNIBEDS YOL'U H — - v o)lunteer'readers i i _■ - ■■ preparethdr Tax'ix'training Lakes Blvd. N.l. iiiiri Twin'Pais. CaU ' 9^1 VolunttIteers are needed atJ days are Jan . 3 ,5 ,8 ,1 0 aia n d 12 in Michelle a t 736-2:16-2166. tm jm G oodinging Elementary School tog the Obojichain Comin m u n lty g j y ’ re a d wltivith children during school,j Room. Tax prep softwirare train- Careglverr helpersh -m . ing will be Jan. 16*19 d *■ h o u rs1 .. Volunteers can work •9 a t th e -Dial.A-Break" RRespite Prograrii-' _ College of Southern Idahc . cverydaiiay or just for a half-hour is in need o f volurolunteers who w ill, r Call 837-9178. oncc aI week. Call Sally Walker sit with 24- hourour clients in their-'. a t 934494941. - homes. T his allovlUows the caregiveT’ i Guardian ad Lftemn volun- a chance to takeake a much-needed- Cloththes dressers neededj te e rs - Energetic volt)Iimteers break. This progr■ogram is offered i)(i : ilderly man in the Jerome2 are needed to safegualard the ValleyUey and volunteei?! s in need of two clothess interests of abused andI neglect-i are needed in alli areas. Ca^,-- . d re s s e;rs. rs Call Lindsay at 736-• ed children. Guardian ad Utem Judy or Carlenene a t the R etired 2122, Extixt.319. volunteers represent cltJiildren Senior Volunteere e r Program a t th e ' going through the court:t system. Office on Agingig ai a t 736-2122. - ing machine and corn-• Call Jennifer Diehl at 3232«B90 „ , , , or visit the offices at 1371?E .M ah i V o lu n teeror drivers puter nineeded - South C entral • St. in Jerom e. Volunteer drivenvers are needed io ^B|Hp|R Commurlunity Action Agency inI the Magic VaUe.lUey area for the Je ro me is i in need of a sewing ■ Hospice volunteeB ers > Seniors Assistedited Services pro^- H g|H y|| machincne and computer for a Serv ice S^am. This progra}gram offers assist:, recuperatingre from a car. Magic Valley Staffing S need of transportationtion to people agf?. - nt.CaU Chris at 324-8856. Hospice Division is in n volunteers to assist with:h duties 60 years and oldolder. There is-a Berea -such as a supporter ito the relmbui:bursement for eavement volunteers. ' patient t)r caregiver, newjwsletter mileage. Jud;Judy or C arlene a t lice Visions is in need of preparation, copying, masass maU- R etired 8c: SeSenior Volunteer;' b e rc a v/ement, e i fund-raiser and1 ings and assistance withth fund- Program at thele COffice on Agin;^. ------laneous voJunteers.-CalJ—-raising activltles.Volunteetes in serjniorpage f o rh a llwIways ; and stairways for j sent to a background searc th e homesles of tlie elderly, chroni- < This public sensm »ice column ts' TWIN FALL;LLS - Retha fingerprinting. Call Carh cally ill anand disabled. j designed to-matdatch needs in fhc„ A nderson. Ms. Idaho Id; Senior, of th e Office on Aging a t 73€ Twin F a lls was3 named n: a top 10 C all thcthe Interfaith Volunteer i communities of’th the eei^t countva'^ Ext. 320 or Kitty at 436070727 for in fhe Valley finalist at thehe recent Ms. C aregiver:ers at 733-NEED (6333). J ineywithvolunteir:;. those in th e Mini-Cassia areirca- A m erica P ageantnt inii Reno, Nev. Retha AndersonAt help. If you need»/ a volunteer, caH i'. fudy Tipton, dinxto Women fromm all over the and six> ofc her 25 Compapanlonshlp - A n eider- vctor of the R^red-'' United Stales, in c lu d in g winter clothing, blaninkets, Senior VolunteerrProgmm Pr (RSVI^' ' grandchl:hlldren. She Iy m an in Hollister is in need of . • W ashington D.C. and i thc Virgin at 736-2122, Ext.xt.3I2.RSVPisi' was & totop 10 final- com paniorionship. 'toys - Hie College of Soto u th em United Way-sponsi Islands, competed,;ed. Thc talent of onsofwf agency afo 1st In thebo recent C all thhe e Interfaith Volunteer IIdaho Refugee Center• nt e e d s these senior wonvomen included the CoUege of Souti'■outhem Idaho. To", nerica C arep v er!e rs at 733-NEED (6333). rmen’s, women’s and chiltild re n ’s opera singers, tapap dancers,i b allet V t . Ms. Ame have your requesttest appear in thia^ winter clothing, blani n k e ts , ■ column, please! suisubmit it befor^ dancers, actresses,;es, singers, scam - | H | p ■ Pageant»tl.R an o . Tax volu stresses a n d comcdncdy. Jiunteers -volunteers Christmas C items, bikes andnd toys. 4:30 p.m. on W,Wednesday for I. T he ju d g in g iss basedbj on talent, a re n e e dded e to help the elderly ^Drop off items from 8 a.m.TI. to 12 Saturday publicatication. Please call.;- , philosophy of life,fc, 1gown competi- p.m. and 14:30 p.m. al 104-143 Blue to r« a tn rtgirequest- I tion, stage presensence, self confi- i dence, intervieviews and inner ^ beauty. .Got:; a club.? T “B eing a role modelme of digni^ We want yourr news ■ 1«,WWTH* and elegance, howow wc feel about W jm } m i Y P I m und your n m and • t i ^ 6eadlines 8 1 ourselves after the age of 60 and iiitT - - I Leti ■TPKKnoenPildiy the ex am p le w e cancai be to others us k n ow rcr n>e weawwuy•dqrp«KneonMiT Interested? philosophy is based u FM ttM T tm dInpiCcooonliandqr q r pi to help them feeleel better about belief that seniors are i FALLS • The Times- themselves is thcthe goal of Ms. Womencn Interested in partidpating In ild like 10 profile your •irpi^noonTiMstfiv dation of America and tl nConvni r pace: MOI WeAi^i^ _ ;------Idaho—Senior-ai-and the Ms.—— Ms. Idaho Senior compelitlon_____ on. ■PstMana SSiSSTpS asked to* call Retna Anderson - try’s'mosr’valuable treai Tbeltowi America Seniorior Pageants,” said; our information along Anderson stated,ad. "This is the al 734-34-7686 or the state director, ' name, a photo and your P.O. B1x548 u I Anderson will be spealraking and world’s first a an n d fo re m o s t FayBrisBriscoe al 365-2228, number to Pat T o tiF abiB s,ltf^ performing throughout t S3303I FtES77-4543wI3w734«838 pageant to empha 1 Uie state Marcantoniouio, Community Editor, ihasize and give until the next Ms. Idaht ^ 7330S313lExt2S8 BmaDrpatmOiJnOmaglcva%can honor to womer 548 Twin Falls, ID nen who have woman'in who l)cst exemplifiesjhe Pageant, which will beie°lSd"'S[ = rcached t h e ‘nge of : of elegance.’ dignity,ty, m aturity and inner Ixjau- the College of Southernn :Idaho in „ The p ag ean t iss a search for th e ty of all senior Americans. The. Ju n e200L 733-0931, Ext. 288 for ------more inform:m a tio n —------. — P at Marcantonio......

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TFHS Christm asas concert Retireded sugar workers ■ Tlie Eusiem Star meetin;ing will fol- Monday at MMandarinj House at 735 Santa will appear at the top>p of the date 530 p.m. the f low at Sp.m. h e fourth Tuesday of takes s ta g e Monlonday set lun(unch meeting. Blue Lakes BhBlvd. N. in Twin Falls. ■ mountain m between 1-2 p.m. aiand ski each month att thcth Burley Public The speaktik er will be Susan Ash down dt to the lodge. Library, 1300 MillMiller Ave., Burley, TWIN FALLS -- TheTl Twin FalJ-s 1H1NIN FALLS1 - 'I'he retired sugar Cancer support grou|lUps from the Twiwin Falls Library, who The Stones will be at ^ IliKli Sciiool Christm; Magic beginning Januarluary. The public is ;tmas conccrt will w orkers-•rs will meet at 3:30 p.m. in the features of the Mountain M from 10 a.m. to 3 p.rj.m.Bcv welcome. take- piiicc :i( 7:30 p.i ) p.m. Monday at Tuesdayay at North’s Chuck Wagon hold Christmas partyty StoneSt has written two Santa1 Itxxjks, RopcT Auditoriumum at the high oiiKim^nberly Road. TWIN FALLS - A CIChristmas Tlie instailaJlation of newly elected “The “1 Sccrei of Santa Clause I schiml. Senionior discounts will be honored. party will l>e held for all cacanccr sup- officers will alsoal; be held. “Santa “S Martha” and a th Gift of bloodI Isis In ■ '■;> The program will rt-ill feature th e port groups at 7 p.m. Mondnday in the M em b erss arci asked to bring comini; co out next year. All l»ol» k s a rc time for hollda]day season J «h«Kil choirs. NorthI sideS Head Start Southern Idaho Regionallal Cancer canned goodods for the Salvation illustrated ill by her husband. Center reception area. Amiy and a guguest. RUPERT - Consi^nsidcr giving “jJik- ! families for adoption Those attending arc; askedii to All retireired and presently ^ gift of life" thist holidayhoi season, the' Astronomlcal'socjoclety American Red Cros3rosssays. . OME - Tlie North Side Head bring a wrapped Christmtmas orna- employed mciTicmbers of the federal Santa Si Claus comes i/lew«; from local busi- BUHLIL - The students of Clover on th c house. All le tte rs sh ncs.ses will Ix; raffledk-

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_____ UA o k : VALLEY AGRICULTURE I FACTORY MEDK^AL nCEO e i EXTRA CC A S m 8AL£S H . COUNTERTOPS3 Experienced farm equip-‘p’ Idaho Tnxit to iookk^g for LOANS ^ £ S " Hava old kitchen countsnter ment operator for row L SW orM SW nM ded.C an Inveivootpry taker poaWona S a lees a pperson torfarm exp..drivors with CDL. $100-$750 734-7730.tS 00*pen for Immediata hire. eouiom ” tops rsplaced orr crop farm. Rouse (ur* prefer tanker endorseme­ jipment. Experience In J _____ prelabrlcated cabinetslets nlshed. refs, please. CanS ABSWftsAmiablo CALL TODAYI EliEMoicAL ------31S Inventory Specialist ^ ees s tft farm equipment n t Also exp, trimmeis and $7.79 stoning w a g e * uses E ” , 101 Installed. 20e47$-«37:OT ^2^23-4484 ovenings,M J S6.W-$11101 per hour pin boners. Day shift. paW 734-4333 MOUNTIANVIEW ^ >s. Eves. 733-2684. CARE CENTER 1-888-532-7447 LOSTIFOUND lor free eatimates.a vac^tkm, hoalth. acekJent. ffi PnMMntndTcBpcrar [U&MAL " "I .HasHas tha following openings, p uiiU i t M PQ ------SPORTSiRTSWRfTER I SQUEAKY CLEANfj • *CustomorSonrtco major medical, dental, ” Times-News n e ed s a V ...... ^------I •Clerical poeltkxis Acafdngiffletfmta; personal leave & sick !!!S*A pp»n,,c — — ldeanhomea4ofllcea.N ¥ CNA'a evening shift c snted sports junkie to iob is too sman. Canftjl^ 733-7300 or 878-4040 dajfs.^^Drug free. Call • A ver everything thet IPIMM chwk your aid d lo » r Michete 0 733-2707 forfo ra PertSONNELPLUS Construction OOUCTION. , mns.a. jumps,ju or tackles In Sail or com e In a n d visit- corrtctriM* on ttw» fltflfst free estimate. I have TWIN^FALLS nd O Lakes Farmland Mlnl-C 7 Clerlcai F/iRiii Cart Canltr ***with Ckidy RkKtel, Admm. nl-Cassla. The suc- day that tt nm*. m»I T!The rsterances. Lam and Plaater trainees. Exp. farm hand needed oror( Connie Stone at eed is seeking selt- cessfultsful applicant wio have , i« not r lotlvslad, energetk: ky»- a four- i;’ ™* THE HANDYMAN CANT S- Please can 324-3739. year round work. 733- Twtn ■ FaUa C are Center 500PolkSt.KJmberty. 5( ^ our-year college de^ - - tpontibi* tor •rror* c _ ForWlft Certified duals for employment at .g raa .i iiace coNSTOUcnoTT T 1678 eves, or leave msg.~ ~ 4 2 « 5 9 1 ------^ la.axcallant verba) ------{•rthattknt. ' » “ *• ' B ^ . Rebuild. Roplac jrTwm Fans Feed Plant. skiHsar t150. Slandley & Co. Is taking Production OMnir^forthe Isandabackgtoundln - I orHsmovs.Jm32&4ta FAHMTECMMOAN ualifled candM ates must writing applications for indlvMu- Fdtowm g Poslttont: g g ting and photoflraph- Local research company BEDICAL hivs S the ability to work inig tor g4tAlLl burda»»m»d. als to do pump & manureI;; Machine Operators tor pubiicatton. You'l ^ I iri----- sooklng dependable Indt •RN • - 8 & 12 hr shifts N**‘leaded Bilinguol epeaklng 2ndvJ or 3rd sftlft, frequom- be the i to u t at UT jquipm ent repairs & the sole sports report- twInadOmJcrenjwtM t I entertainhekt " Maids ■ vldUal exporionced with tISOOelgnonbonusI NA's or CNA's for FT lynfSfVcury 50-60 lbs, op- e r InIn oo u r B u rley n e w s . m aintenance. Will train. ppo o sitio n s. W e a re now arati FOUND near oaKiey a farming operations. Must rats a forklift a n d worit bureau,aau . YouH produce a ^ Can 732-6131 or pick up Warehouse bo able to deal with ihe *• LPN - 8 & 12 hr shitts oi*also occepting applicatio- wel TIh SL 2 diffarent Iten applications at 2501 e l with a team environ- thorougrough tocol sports r»- pubUc and supervise mul­ tSOO atgn o n b o n u si ns. rts, C ontact J o y a a t Jew - rnenent. Qualifications in- port,1. sooners< and better c»ag7S-02S3______— - Worron Ave. Twin FallsJIJ General Labor els «SANTAFORHIRE< tiple crows.'Roqulros a els Homa C are 7338849. cludude a high school edu- thann theth< competitton. We I f * c USt Oo ia n ------de an driving record. Sal- We " offer ijgcMEDICAL------cailcitknorGEOequhmient. offoran»r an exceltont starting brown mala Oermii®®™ Available Days, Eveninn Assembly ™ P*rtlea.Hom^,DsycaS Opening for part timo ary DOE. RN’a L E T S TALKII »>•«eabBitytocSmb/workol salaryary ptus| lull benefits. S()0(thAlr wraaring a 0gre^ *32S-82S0-LeeveMagN^ Custodian. O ^ n oppU-» Afiilyjnpfflsonal Can (208)423-4648 • PakJ Time Oft uWagic - f Volloy Regional f*#!?siohts, exercise good SendId youryi resume, best collar. Found In the -Z— .cations and lob descrip- • HeattfWlskM/Dental & u i GENERAL * Medical C enter Is ksoking basiisl: math skiOs a n d pre- d ip)s s and ar a list of refer- I are ai SANTA FOR HIRE'■ tkm a t the clork's Offlce, Disabiltty Insurance tor rJ? experienced: RN's for Psnsra legible re p o rts. A er>ces» s toti Clartt Walworth, SgS3S?.l^“" Can 734-8907. ■ ____ Jerome Country Court-rt- IUUEDU7E OPENINGS * * Industrial-Ught & Heavy tun/part-iimoa & PRN p o ^ Atomor-frtendly. quality M anagnaging Edilor. The FOUND ramaie Chocoli5 5 5 4 ' i-T ;------— house, 300 N. Lincoln, lions on evoning & nl^t 'Isnied personality as Tlmes-les-News. P.O. Box Second Fkwr, Room 300. * Factory-An Shifts PlPkiaso apply in person at: ||®[ U b puppy cnEkn S t 1 •o! * Coratmctlon shifts. Openings on vari- 00 es a mechanical ap- 546.I. TwtnTw Foils. 10 83303. CHILD CARE Jerom e, Idaho 8333B. Plw»ansive medical plan, , 'CAMprM production. In an in- _ DAIRY------Fun-time. evening shift. - ^ rieya 1»1Uorri«»nSL734^ mat RetirementRet &bkiitodopendlng on parlor-- cws. r ^ . be responsible to Ing. loundin Wende CHILD CARE Massago Therapist Call ^ N eeded in MY HOME KImberty. Sudik Dairy lOwhooIorw/COLyr. " also hom e health nursos, • TultkmTui Reimbuisoment ance and skill. It you et deadline and take ' Contact Kelly Goodmi 733-4008 ■ « ative to problem solve. STgS -CaBBot>735.1«23-____ ENOINEEBINB — -round. WflooDOE.4a3-4aS9 j __F)exiblo BChodule, you _ Jn/an( Cara.Canier and ive a safe and depend-. ------934-4725 o r G a o r j HAIR STYUST,------' Tdetermine e ydur own hours. much mu< more. -*blarfewortt history a n d are FullI time tim at competitive Spencer a te a e -2 01019. 1 CH2MHILL. olooding’ DRIVERS ILoaso statkun avail, for exp. Top poy. Jo b s through seek-eking a challenging po- w eg)es e s with' benefits In­ C om e Join o u rta a m . Enjoy (Stats Bnnd tnepaeto Stylist in won established out Magk; Vailoy. . A p p ly a t: kjn wim a team onem- dudmg LOST - 4 yr ou black U ^ • delivery firm for ovor halfjj, bonoflts such os: homo saton. 733-8334. Coro. P0nonn0i Ptia, 1 industry leader you are ig F re e W orkp^lace. ^ time, good pay. vacation - 650 A ddson Ave W. I w/rsd collar, does nnet e e d a centuiy, has devolopod 733-7X10 \ tcouraged to apply In J ®Id " " resume' to: Box pay, health insurance & HAIR STYUST Human Resources r medfctflon.Cal73&oia — a rich and unparalleled 678-4400 Twin•win Falls, ID. 83303^)409 P«f»'.rson at: M-F. 8-5 pm. 34. % Times-News, ° l ® i PUBUC SERVICE history of quality, intogri-^ multiple safoty bonuses. 107 Werren Ave. Twm Box 548, Twin Falls. L o s t • Female Siberit• r ia n ____ MESSAGE inlhoMa^V8»^MaUls MEDICAL ME ------(208)737-2113 2403 V. ty. custom er sorvico, and Team. Solo or Relief. • Ills. Land O takes 10 833a13303 ; needa medk»l« la t t- Don't pay to find work be hiring a STYUST. Nursing Nu ' FFAX (208) 737-2741 ^ concern of It's people.“ Newo(Up.688-806-578S« irm la n d F e e d is a n WAREHC ; tantton,fsw8fd. 732-0960962. fore you get the Fo Apply In porson SunBridgo Su tor Twin Falls EmployiTwnt Line F * '’ EHOUSE W/lth nearly 10,000 om- (208)737-2775 ' : E qq u u a l O p p o r t u n l t y immodia free Information abou n- DRIVERS ; currently h a s tho follow­ lediolo position opon mwi tw r*«MM«y rnxpn** '®“ ‘ pkjyeesworktwW e.thaln- ************** S! conniebeOmvrmc. ^ g o , g avoU ng employment ser IV O vertheroad. CDL MEDICAL ing^ positions ovaiiablo: c lor WarehouseWai person, ; atho«M»ylb 10p(M* ^ creased demand for oorjr w/rsofer oxporionco. Lib- 9on.kJ.us PROJ ist paced oporatton, ■ ctmHM ad. The co«M h vice scam s, wrfte to th4 Gooding Rehab & Uvlng WECTCOOHWNATOR Fasten ™ services has producedid oral pay plan. D o u b le L Indiviividual required for Send»nd tosumet c/o API. ; rMutu ere NffMoh. Federal T rade Com mis opportunlOos In our Boi- Center RNR| SUPERVISOR )83i. sion. Washington, D.C. 'i- Trucking, 677-«622 •PEOPLE UNITED wiroIreless Communlca- 1720 S, Lincoln TW l Clmtfxl. 7 3 3 ^ 1 so. Corvallis, and Soottlo b k » k in g fo r . FuN-iimo Ful position rasponsi- TO CARE- 2^ — — 20580, or can tho Notioo ns project ot six m onths Joromeromo.lOaho 63338, otticosforoloctrical.andid b« UU9 10 mduoo poce wtxJT LPN/RN > to work 3 evenings blo bl tor suponrising nurs­ EOE lo or .OST/atoten male, yeDoe l ^ al Fraud InfomiaUon Con « adv»n4mg itvms lor »al« in & 2 night shitts Ir Golden t^b puppy, bk Controls System s ing stafi for coring lor oRt>IRUG-FREE WORKPLACE with EHOUSE ^ blue ter. 1-800-876-7060. daMitixl. ______GREAT SCHEDULE rtresidents. 12-hour night r— - SUPERVISOR collar w/taQi, nam e Engineers. riios will indudo: Data ft SIGN ON BONUS shift si poslllon avallablo “USCELLANEOUS St Dutic X local agncuttural Tucker. Lost bi Jerorm5 ^ “ ACCOUNT EXECUTIVEE - DRIVERS rfjem Represontativ;) U S ISO Development and buaina ENTRY LEVEL CNA/NA’S needed for all (((6pri!. 6am ). Prior LTC isiness. Good pay & . 4th Ave. W est 78 yr. oM lnx:k lino seeks shifts oxporionco o: proforrod. Cellular Corporation Is iintonance; Administra- >enerits. Must have ReWARDII Caa 324-8783783 KTFmKX/KMXM/KTPZ■2 ELECTRICAL ♦ drtvors to wori< out ol currentty accepting appli- 0 ‘correspondence and mAr+«in. ------1 Seeking an Account Exoc S300 Sign on B onus :tunical skills. CDL. & ENGINEER Elko, NV. N ood C la ss A- .• Social Servlee designee------cotions for an Agent Rep- Wodduties.anondance •od worit ethic. Sond iithro lor radio advortlslnj rontng and admintstra- [ j f ^ i 6 4 " In CorvalBs ond Boise thosaJ, CDL & good MVR. Exc. to work 00 our Behavior “ RMS'S LPN’S Sro so n ta tiv o in thoTwIn *' *o >3umo to Box 91186 I sales to work out ot oui Full-timo tor 2-10 and 10-6 Fbh PERSONALS positions aro responsibleI- Poy 4 benefit pkg. Can 1- Caro Unit Falls- Wood River Area. ^0 *hearings. Experience ;Tho r« » s-N e w s ■ ___ I Twin Falla office. Some shift. Responsible for dai- Rq. hui for olocirlcal design ol,, 600-727-7900 ext. 120. ■ Fullftmo.benorrtsavailabto. f ^ Responsibilities include th MS Office Software. P.O. Box 548 VouJd the lady rrom^5Sf N< oxpertonce ^forrod. bu ly patient caro and tho ap- assisting a ss tho agent man- .. 'Wort, Works. Excel. P ' J 3 T not ro q u ir^. Must havijjyg small projoas. assistant nn Fans. ID 83303, vMa wtw wanted a pk T DRIVERS propriato administration agorqqc in training curront *®oecess and Power Point ______| valid drtvers license, bi onglnoor on modium.- p| tUre from th e fav o rit Experienced OTR drivers, of medications. Curront agents age a s well a s to call ]uired. Salara based on WELDER5e r s run teamorlentod, aseltQ l|. largo projects Technically7 loom or sok> noodod. Full tim e cook, sign on S p lace io - p le a s e ca ^ rosponsiblo for an ol< ^ bonus, RN/LPN " license ond an on on &J devetep new indirect ®*P«porionco. Submit re- Lookingling lor qualified 208-837-eil1.lhaviflWA «ta rto r.a n d in n tto m alc i I; Can 644-1478. in te rest In working wilh businoss. b u i additional mos to ’Project Oiroc- woWets,lets. CertrTiod a plus, aWolmooeyllCompot cal aspects of assigned . D ishw asher, part timo !!! fognd the negative. projects under super/isio->. DRIVERSI sign on bonus the VJ geriatric population responsibllltios resi include *. ■SOS W ireless. Inc.. goodd benefits.be Call for _____ Itlva salary, ptus bonefits oro required. bevoloping & mainlaining 3080 SShoshone East. Suite appointrr)intmont. 438-8248.M “ n awofTenxt Sendrosome n. A BS in Electrical Engl-I- RANGEN, INC. 106 neering Is roqulrod.I. LONO-HAUL DRIVERS CCaa Rhonda (206)934-6601 supportrvoSupi relations wilh T»Twin Falls. ID 83301. _ and salary requirements *************** ( existing accounts 4 lailtokbustorOtrtntol.- d dPEOALNOIICES to: Safes Managor Coursework with a broadd NEEDED * CNA'S &NA‘s 21 7 I EE background and eloc- Accepting ' applications lor r; All shifts ovaiiablo a “ cCf h l e v l n a q u o t a s In ______I EMP■MPLOYMENT = 21361 Highway 30 HOUSEKEEPING ' a ssigned a re a s . Quallli- PUBU r ALCOHOLICS8 Twin Fans, ID 63301 trie powor Is required. kxig-haul drtvers. C lass A Full timo housokoopor Rosponsiblo for basic po-' lUC WORKS ■ O PPPORTUNTTK P C I ANONYMOUS DE COU current nrwdical card tiont care. Expetlonco cations “ •** Indudo: City of Jorome is hiring orte B m h h Fax 733-4106 EOE ELECTRICAL wantod. Contact Adola in "I Bachek>rsOegroolnBusi- (^«r & clear driving record porson at Magic Valley with T" tt>e okterty profetred, *“ ® e r needed fdr Hisloric OldQM M id-to-Senior lovol ongl- freigm. Pakl vacation, sick - prolorrod. CDL -al emptoyment mtor- lon is tree. Remem- . ' Towne Twin Falls. Dutios noer. responsible for oloc- loave. holidays. Modlcal INSTRUCTOR $500H lre-on .§1,'3 or m ore y e a rs S alos/ ptoynlymenl. & m ust livo in ' no ono con promise / Include promotion plan-^ trkalde^ofafuUrange insuranco and 401(k) ^Dovelopmontal floafllnfl & B onus MarMarketing experience or joronw ne City or within 15 , “ ' " r J ^ of projects. A BS degree 0 federal job. For froe I YOURI ning, rela tk m with down­ plan. Apply In person or Coliego Study Skills for f, CNA'aff1N'8fl.PN'6 9®“'Cellular/Sak» Marketing mtn. c town merchants, account­ In Electrical Engineering* mall rosumo to Rangon, Instructor, full timo, nine Non3 i ?08^-4543 s o n d ^ r resum e to His- JlyatKtaxie3.170Bluo ^ ■ tortaOW Towno. P.O. Box specKicotlons and draw- to u s a t Specialist, College ol Oui [MS W ort. MS Excel, MS (BURLEY) 3 Oulstonding bonolits ato tos. Tvrin FaHs. Id, ■ 218 I ____ 2772. Twin Falls. ID■ n Ings and special system s. twin*dOmlcron.net Southem Idaho. 208-733- ofloflorod. includino: Powor Point) >Q. Idaho prefesskinal rogls- ; Times News : JoAnn Dtaon'e annualia l 63303 Attn:Tlm Jones for FACTORY WORK 9554, oxt. 2269.M .• U{Up to 22 days PTO ollor Send resum e to: RETAliiorcLEHK ------I Tl; : deoranco aale featuring tralion (PE) required, or U S C ellular Lookinking lor Individual for _ C a r r 1e ^ ^ ^ jj|0 consideration. Applica- Longviow Fibro Co. is jJUVENILE DETENTION. 90 ^ days hornelnterloraAama.tfta. -liorobym aH only.------_ ..th e ability to obtain virithin 570 S. Woodrufl. unkjuquo gift shop in Kotcfv ______'accepting applications lor cOne full tlmo and numor- • On-sito Day Caro Sat Doc0&Sun. Dec tc _ 6 months.' Idaho Falls. ID 63401 um1 ttto help In inventory b UHL (6) ASNNQ QUESTIONS factory employment. It Is ous pan limo posiltons for *•401k in 90 days l6 ) 1t-7pm. 1695Targheo desirable that factory Attn; Donna Bartior solos,os, purchasing, stock- om 734-5870. Conduct public opinionIf" CONTROLS tho right Individuals. Oo Pioaso no phono calls. ing.. oOIC, 40hr/wk, FT po- I * i i 1 1 ------pons over tho tolephono. applicants havo you have strong othlcs. Pioaso apply in porson at: \ A A ??j------SYSTEMS ------mechanical o n d .....- • 640 Filor Avo. W. - • - mISCISCELLANEOUS ------'on.w/bone(ll8.,Com-_ ^ ——REMEMBER-I ABSOL'UTELYNO ■ high moral standards and rtivo wogo. 726-3474 nuthomaiical optitudo. oro you skilled ot roiatlng Twin Falls, ID8330I orcall QoesO M llo n t.. That bbthday ad you piac«- 1000 Bik.Bl Brook Dr. the maintenance of an ir- cation to: Twin Falls ’ijs l-eOO-GO-GUARD. PRQWANCYCRSSCENTEFnCR rigatlon syetom and moa- lirst day that it runs, i MEDICAL uals with strong poopio 200-800.800 Bik. Maif) Sf. ‘'^ F H £ E TESTING A BS in Electrical Chomi- • County Human Rosourc- run:urrently hiring CNA’s, Ex- M'SClfSCELUTNEdUS ------skills.lls. Wo havo immodi- iQOBIkf suramont ot water. Musl cal or Mochanical Engl- a s The Timos-News is (os.4mftoorofcoufthouso. .. 31k Rair^bow Circle 734-7472 - 0O(W71-7472472 bo ablo to doal well with l porlonco proforrod. nol Startsart 0 home ba se busa^oss alo opportunltios 0| avail- f* nooring Is roqulrod. An nol r rosponsiblo lor ' Equal opportunity om- necessary. CNA’s start- • *with Avon, Call for a b lelelortholollowing — I the Public and supervise E rr Is Important and a PE , ployor and drug froo jIIv9 In Buhl Sara 108 , . Ing ot S7.75, 734-7730.B *P»sp«:lal offer. 734-9256 entry-1ry-ievol posioons: f “. muttlpk) crows. Requires Is desired. Broad back- orrors after that tim e . J M vsred In being a PROFESSIOI4ALL ro-locatlon to tho Shos­ 0r735O868.» n J ground of control eystem ______rHEOICAL a _____ per>d«nf new spaper hono, Idaho aroa. Sond UCENSED SOCIAL NEWSPAPER .g « T ™ in ~ I SERVICES onginooring is required, ^ ------1 ^ mmodioto FT ond PT om- carrier... SS resumo'toBoxC, WORKER ptoymont avail, tor CNAs CIRCULATION ’ u-re seeking Ihe tosi p ,„McontKfO/sfr^ef g ^ c r.- Previous work experience Positionp> ovaiiablo In Burioy Jio :k to caroor growth. . Shoshono. Idaho 63352.’f- wriih consutilng englnoer- working w/ dovolopmon- Uanager CompaUtivo rates on Chaplap- Application occoptod till working in an outpaliom )e Tlm»M-Nmw» is ac- s position loads to t v13^3831, l m e r t ing. plant onginooring or tollydlsoblodS6.50 Tfte 1 nch Manager m 18-24 347 tBr7benkn«tclea.Canlan i ^ t s /2000 mental hoalth clinic nOOE.Bonollts r ind, modi- oopti«pting oppiicatkxjs tor a system s Integrator is nths following tho sue- 1 1 1 i t JeflSlokorat 734-84S2. I^ W HIRING; sotting. Contact Bill or ca,cal & retiromonl. For Inlo ull-timo District Manoger. 5 L AUTOMOTIVE doslrod. ^ful complohon of tho ^ W^AAAAA « ♦ FT CNA Day Shift Pam ai 678-3913 for coll 324-9655 or Inquire The■he successful; candkJate «BCHN1CE*8 CL£ANINON O AUTO GLASS opp!icaDon,B ^ , dust bo able to work ning program. This Is Ityoullvt1 Uve In Buhl* a n •'•WWJCE. 324-0723.3. INSTALLERS STAFF ENGINEER 6;00am-2:30pm; _ in porson O 1118 N. Lin- f” *JS sutstandmg opportune lnt»r»$.tretted In being a . MECHANIC coicoin In Jorom o. wfoolfonds, od bo d e p o n d - “f out -tt5%oniatdeanlngJi.■ Growing muitl-stato corp. Evening Shilt “ iblo. have oxcollont timo- or a dynamic, sell- In0»pcnc rp- IN. ELECTRICAL Immodiato full tlmo mec ' HOUSE CiCANINOI Bonoflts up to $1000 por soonio Offico 2:00pm-10;30pm. iEOiCAL------(lanogomont skills, and tivalod individual to carrier... c Let me ease your bt»y life. ‘ week, experionco roqulr- opening for on oxpononco (,pr^.PNs n e e d e d for Private rn loan p ro c o ssln g . Phas*$e contactct D/strict Ijr* Junior to mid level engl- ♦ FT D ietary A ide diesel m ochanic.to work Ou ■nioy working with youth. Joanartswr. ed. Can 1-800-326-9803. noor rosponsiblo for elec- Duty, Nursing for chiWron ^ outgoing personality is Jit ovalualion ond ap- • Uanagerit j Shift Varies In a fun sorvico truck shop. Qn(and Hospteo. PT ond pm. tricol design ot smell , plus. .. rtls. credit sales, hu- 733-093 ^ 1 . e x t 347 Componsalion. hourly caCall 734^)600 to opply. . projects, assbt engineers' 9:30-6:00 & ■ lis entry level m enage- 1 resources manago- . j -, 2:00-8:00 wtlhovonlmo. Hourtyrato nl, oxponso conirol. ^ ^ ^ on modium-lorgo projects. depends on qualiflcatkxis IEOiCAL------n4ntlont posrtksn includes le- [ A A A A A pons.b.lit«sinmanag«>g more. Technically responsible; • PTCNA/CMA ond experience. Coll or U gle V «»ey Slatting « spon ------for all aspects ot assigned contact Jackson Truck- ”Utdleal * Supply,Inc Is youtouth & adult carriers. Needed in Assisted curronlly accopting appli- solosQlos promotions. & pro- ""“tSSS m '™ " ' B u n u E V Living Facility Ino. P.O. Box 56 Jeromo. llm D. Anderson n!^*BS 10 83338 206-324-3004 c a t i o n s to r N .A .’s o r vid:n(>d:ng oxcollont custom er ____^ neoring Is required a s is 4:00pm-9:00pm. . C.N,A.’s to work 24 hour sorviorvico, II you oro inlot- SECRE MECHANIC shli rm a n EIT and ability lo ob ­ shifts. Mogic Valley Sialt- estocstod. Ml out an applica- NoodJlompomrysocrotary. It The- Timos-NewsTin is tain PE within two years. FuH timo, yoar round posi-. ..inging & Modlcal Supply, tnc. tion.o n .b y D o c o m b o r 15. .. fuUtim BRIDGEVIEW f ently looking fo r------Broad EE background tion opon lor a seasoned IS i s a fam ily orlonted 2000000, ly 6r V. . i ° K . T A " ; with electrical power, OFFERS: mechanic. Will be work- corcompany. Fkixibki sctwd- 77w 7 77me*-A#»we phonoinos. typing, ond tiling. aendent W alking YIT! lighting and special sys­ ♦ IV.'o Week Paid Voulton Ing In tho RV Industry In a uioulos oro available, inter- _____Attn:At Dan Walock _FamlilrtlilBf_wilh M icrosolt R o ute te CC arriers In ttie BUI nico shop. Training pro-' estostod applicants should P.O. Box 548 Wordrd snd'Excdl. Coll' BURIURLEYarea.— • ------tem s ond familiarity with ♦ Sick and HoMay Psy PC-based analysis and vkjod if needed. Apply at ap|apply In porson ot 200 Twin Twi Fatio. ID 83303. 734-9C■9015 or sond resum e Z A T i mles-N e ew s design tools Is required. ♦ Paid Comp Days for Bert H arbaugh M otors, 2nc2nd Avo. North, Twtn Fans •A DRUG FREE to P.O.0 . Box 1404, ______CH2M HILL oKers excel­ Good Attcndancc downtown Wendon. lOID (83301 EOE, >WORKPLAC£-m Twin1 Falls,F 10 83303” Rr qb Ui fE 4 ^ ‘'C lassifieie d W ill Fill lent tloxible.bonetita and ♦ 40!K Rctircmcnl Plan H ParkC/Ave- /Am S u /ltjn ^ v o . salary commonsuroto K i t ^ f West 21st-St.-W21s . 16lh vrith oxperionco. An equal ♦ Hcallh, Dental, and . ..A G r e a ^ ...AGivat £ Evervr y N e e d opportunity omployor. Oplicat Insuanco- gQgomiQ' Careeiier M o v e. Qgjranfclln Career' /M ove. IFyoL' you live in tho ■ m/UtUv. Quoliliod candi­ ♦ College Tuilion dates should submit their Frankin Bulctng Supp^dV IsI looking lor FriinUn Buiidng Supply bI lookinglo tor BURLE'^LEYareas aro A s s is t^ (Scholanhip) rosumo to: AN OUTSIDE SALESIESPERSON. ACABMETSALfSPERSTiSCH. IntoresUrested in being a -TabitciMpartofour- .. Noods 1-3yoors 0);»rionceh lumboinborsatosAsamentaof. . .'Pvse.IrxMixA The: nood.lO yean o iq »ioreahcabrttsaios. ^ .. _N9WSpivspaperCarrier..______~^CH2M HILL~ -tta n apply Uiptnon at 'ctf toom you wl ncoh« compoBMtM>sl|lary.aniie I hous ard (nowtedgo 0(2020 program a pbs. AsailatrorrborolourlBam plesMa s e contact the YIT! rneR tiinte{facar& FrarMnBuk3u M n g S l« p ly e m (* ^ youwlu w l roooM oxrpoiaNe siriwy. BbxUoitansrdmetdiontlse lv Burtoyie y Times-Neivs Attn: Humon Resources Bridscvkw E states P.O . Box 428 e to tcto pari h praft E^arkxl 401K.IK.andm^fcslarddortal < Jbouts.'PnvM dbco i BiMng Supply etrf*iy

I . - c e Tlm6»*N«wa, Twirwin Ftlle, Idaho S atu rd iy ,. 0OecamtMr 9,2000 "Rel A L ,EsrmFE I E-UAILyourdosstfledad HLER (6) REMEMBER TWIN FALLS - C o n a o 2 KiVtN ™ FALLS r f T " to us a t TW EOUCEO t12S ,900. This I ^ 6 0 2 I I 5 0 2 •' i FAX t i t 1 i i i Thai bWxtey Kt you placod twlnadOmlcron.ftet bdrm., 1 beth. Wood "rH*' H0HE8F0R8AU I hOU stove. Uled kitchen & bath. s “ • 1 great 4 bdrm. 2 bath ■ H( HOMES FOR 8AIE ^ AAAAAAA •om* tlmo «oo tn TTw Times- l>*UI,3|»«)M.4bdmi.. S| CIos«,tO-CSkS55.Q00^ wme, phis Kj ftmlly room. .A(»H«7N9w>9thoUmoto brick homa wKh bam , cor> ^ i Y O U R Can 735^)608 ettor 5 . ■ '^lc••com•rlon^/Ilf^^^J^• [J'®* THETIMES^NEWS★ como pick op your pIclurM. rals. pasture, all on 3.5 enclng, euto sprfnkleii. 1 qb\ y Stop by lt>o Cu»tomar iR U r PpTEW rU l^th this 2-b acros. North W est of Paul nTWIN v i FALLS • New 2800 ^vlany extras In this sharp IS CURRENTLYJ S«rvtoa Dopt loropeity. Qhre u s a call: ; TIMES CLASSIFIEDIED LOOKING FOR Sole* 431-1171JI S o NEWSPAPER i io i I ^ CHRISTMAS septic, SO with m aintenance *7^^AN ' 737*3915. Ask ^ ^ 8 3 , 0 0 0 ► CARRIERS FORR ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I^PENHOUS^J Slnglewldo • 3 bdrm. 2 frifroo exterior, gee lire- ibout#96517 J 2 RBEDROOMS, f BATH, gas; heat,hea garage and ^ OR THE FILER AREA.A T h e T im e s-N e w s is bath, dining room, 1012 pliplace, $220,000. 1129 ^ 1 near downlovm. ► , ‘ currently looking for 6qn.i41,500. DeDosonVlewDr.733-9166. f o v e ^ tW * ' ^ i 208-677-454313 Walking Routes Double wido - 3 bdrm, 2 — •37,000 ^ Avalfable I n d e p e n d e n t W alk in gI Ptoaso chock yoor ad for \ : (B U RLEY ) bath. Irg kitchon. 1280 sq TWrwIN PALLS Newer 3 -JjGEM Route Carriers In thei corroctnoss on tho fint i fi. $64,500. bdrm. bd 2 bath, covered STATE REALTY, INC. J ^A REAL M E RESTATE IC A N ' R U P E R T a re a . day that It runs, e s The 7 34-0400 i • BURLEY • RO U TE SS I Timds-Novra Is not re- paiio.RV parking. Many 206.732-5^* •xtrsstl » $109,600 -riTV . ♦ 100-600 6lh St. RUPERT sponslblo for orrors af* __ rnsj^srasnsTaJ J *' ------1-680010-9037 1260 A zteo Dr. ^lodoY. Cog 7 3 3 ^ 1 . ^ V R aybom Circle ROUTE 419 ter thai (imo. _ Sth SL ■ Canaf ; Tho Times-Nows is ' _ , VlTWIN FALLS is RO U TE SSS FSL-KSL I curronlly looking for Rotlroos woukf you Ilko to fof • 100 Bik. Davis i 502 I P'be freo lo loavo your •' independent Walklni Lhom estorsa^ ; Wng 200-600 N onh St. IF yo u live In th e | homo vflthoul w ony about ...... - Route Carriers In thi “ he 100 Bik: Ram sey RUPERT area Sare - tho yard.-This fe the ■■ BMC H.D). 3 / 4 T(roN^ BURLEY aroa. PUBUC SERVICE ‘ Interested In being a ptsco (or y o u . Boautlful M ESSAGE 'socured,condo living. , RO U TE 569 . Newspaper Carrier, sSollifw property? EJon’t pay J001 0 ♦Vaulted coillngs In living i Midway W est please contact the any foes until it's sokf. For . amo I^ 4X4; IXTENDIED CAB : B S IU S ^ O S 1000 Bik. Sth SL W estotng a tho National Froud Infor- ♦ * :3 Ceiling fans '4 Newspaper Carrier. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ rnatlonConlor. ♦ * Skylight in living aroa 1-0OO-876-7O6O- ■ please conlacl thele Ptoaao call DIatrlet'C» MISCELLANEOUS------p ♦ Ook cabinetry Burley Times-Newsws Uanagof. 733-0931 ♦ Bookcase, desk in don i . The Times-News Is accopt- - J - office at 677-4042lor or 0x1347...... ing applicalions for tho ♦ Laundry csosot ------• J A I ♦ r Small office or sowing : slop by tho Burley 1 position ot Asaisiani Mall- ■ p room Suporvlsor. Mo­ GUARANTEED room « ^ ■ olfico al:325'^iE. %Slh h AAAAA ♦ Storage unit § N. (Next to Wal-man.}3rl.) ____ ^______chanical aptltudo & man­ AD agerial atjiiity aro essenti­ ♦ Under-buikSng parking 2 TWIN FALLS (7) ♦ ! al. Must bo ablo to IlH SO , ♦ Soft walor ■ : Buy t h e Guaranteed ♦!♦ Neutral colors 1 * - J n A k k i i iL lbs. and work nights arid ' — y r K W W W n n attem ooos. package and The Justovor4300sq. fl.- -. ; fwiN>ALLS(6) II intorostod, pleaso (ill out Times News guar- Roosonabiy priced & avail- ; an application ot Tho abki'Immodiately. Call i t THE TIMES-NEWS anteestosellmer- 730-0004 7 doyo or 733- ' ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ’ Timos-Nows olfico: 132 chandise or 5; CURRENTLY HASS 3rd St. W; Twin Falls. 10. 5230 ovos. for appoint­ JC THE FOLLOWING1 or call D an Walock at 733- automotive items mentm to soo. : THE TIM ES-NEW S 0931 oxt. 252. in 7 days an d real CURRENTLY HAS INDEPENDENT jG NEWSPAPER 7770 Timo3-Nows is a Ong- estate In 15 days rWlfJFALLS 9 bdrms. THE FOLLOWING _ free workplace.______or we will renin Care c Center/Home. Acro- ROUTES ON THE INDEPENDENTT the ad an addition- _£!ago Rent/Soil 733-1359 W i' , EAST SIDE OF N EW SPA PER al7days. There JTWIN FALLS Brtok, 3 • I N S K bdrm., 2 both, la lot. 3143 rocK ROUTES^N THE!|g TWIN FALLS 1 ^ ^ ^ Financial Is a S3 extra ^WoodrtdgoDr.S 2 ^Q.(XlO WEST SIDE OF charge for the X A N D RI I A D Y c mm i ^ ROUTE 722 C811734-0217JI TWIN FA LLS guaranteed ^ 2600-2900 9th Ave. E 301 I rWIN F A L L S -" - r ~ 6;6 :U ter.fll^n package. Ads ju1135.000. Beautifully kept .0 - F O R I M MMEDIATE; ' ^ 7 ROUTE 701 2800 Elizabeth Ave. B U S IN E S S -..at 5 0 0 Gallup Drive may b e cancelled reresidence that offers tall 2400-2500 9th Ave. East OPPORTUNmESearly for custom er t«tree shade. This outsland- ; j ^ 7 . D E U V^ IE R Y ! Dles^« : 600-fl00CyprossWayit 700-900 Hankins Ing tw o-story e n jo y s Ig j y 800-11.00 Trotter Drive 1 convenience bul ; 600-800 O lea ry Way rooms & airy Intortor. Noor ' ■> • ® GREAT OPPORTUNITY the charge will schools. Entry c o u ^ o rd . ^ remain the sam e, tw S i i i i i : ROUTE 770 ROUTE 729 Mra. BeasJa/sAuto/Truek two car garage. Open ■ ■ 600-1100 AspenwoodXS 1100 Bik 4th Ave. £ Detail. Buy out inventory lioorplan.fic den. entertain- H M Lano 1100-1400Blk5thAve. & ta k o o v e r lo o s o . All mommi area, new carpeting. ■ ■ 700-800 Greenlree Waylay East 9. roady established cllonto- decoratord( upgrades, ■ ■ B B g l lo. Eves. 735-e263.B j _ : 600-800 O Loary Way\y 1100-140QBIk6thAve. ' noutrai na colors, main level MK maslor bdmi. central air. ■ ■ ■ East ATTENTION LUXURY ?I ROUTE 852 100-600 Bik ot Ash 4 302 I J-. Patio, docks, newly ■ m o n e y t o w a n J HOME BUYERSI W ant a pcpainted, underground 700'800 Moadows Dr.Ir. 400-700 Bik of Blue sneak peak at the bost ■[ 700 Bik: Washington N. sprinklers, fencing, N- U k e s hom es on th e m a rk e t? privacy pr wall, city w ater. C o n tlrw n U t L c « n t Forafroobooklotw/moro 1i Immedlalely In- available. • • - ROUTE 860 BQ U TE 746 SIOO-SSOO inlorm F aiion c a ll D o u g CiCall LEXIf^OTH 737- 100-400 Borah West 1800 bik 0/ 4th A v e E Phono applicalions Raymond It (206) 67B-2fl4g. 3918.196602 39 ...... : 100-300 Wiseman : . w elcom e...... fl 400-500 bik ot Madrona Call T o d ay - 73S-0892. BURLEY ^ Country charm 2 .6 S o c .3 1 2 0 sq . ft. 2 c o r , ROUTE 872 200-400 Momlngslde Dr 400 bik o f Wakelield i ------5 5 3 ------1 garago. 5 5 bdrm, 2 both. I 900 Bik. Blake St. North .oak kitchen, w ood floor, GEM I | i n v e £ ™ k n t ^ ; 200-300 Bik. Elaine Ave. ■fomily rm. w/firoploco. 8 ®STATE REALTY, INC. 200-400 81k. Falls Ave. B s i m i s i yra. old. By oppt. 6 7 0 0 6 ^ 734-0400 _ ...1300--U00.4thAve..E------PUBLIC SERVICE----- Ij m m a s ------■ _ .100-400 bik Elm S i ...... MESSAGE - 7BUY THIS HOME FOR I ® 100-400 Bik. Robbins 00.900 - 6 bedroom, 2 _____ ® 100-500 bik Locust Big profits usually moon ^ CHRlSTMASI SSS Ave. . big risk. Before you do Doublowido. 4 bdrm, 2 bath homo, boasts new ^ 5 , . 700-600 Bik. Sparks St. 100-400 bik Walnut business with a company. balh. ' family room, dining . synthelic stucco exterior n .chock It out with the Bot- '■room, garden tub. This siding for iow h eat costs, TTGaHEM I new windows, paint & seiyTODi - ROUTE 887 tor Business Bureau. For homo hos SIO.OOO worth Park Meadows Circlea 1600-17a>%^t2ncl Iroo information about ofoxiras. 1760 sq ft carpel. 2 blocks from CSI. 1000-1100 Park Meadowstfcvs Ave. E avoiding Investment A lol of homo (or the is00-1700blkot3nj ocams. write to the Fedor- W . . ? i W o . . . money. Realtor owned, ■ Dnvo Call.TRACY.O.326-6654.------I ------:...... ParkwayCircio'------AverE ------of Trade CommlBsion. ------20e-732-«7tO------Co i M ercx j r y •90054. ; lOOO-llOOTnin Parks Dr 1500-1700 bik 4lh Ave.------WnshlngtonrO.C.720580.------1-689-310-9037 East or call tha Naiionol Froud __CHRISTMAS PACKAGES Information Center. cH • ROUTE 889 1500 bik Kimberly Rd. Wo have land/hom o______| 1-000-076-7060. r E H B ...... -100-400 crostviow’------200^00'blk Locusi ' packages. GEM ' ~ 1 ^ - - ' 900 Bik. Sparks 200-300 bik h^adrona Financing avaiiablo. 5STATE ' REALTY, INC. i 3M I WsstWInd Hom st C O N T R A C T S & 7 2 ^ 0 4 0 0 j ROUTE 890 20a-732-5710 ^nr ■ 400-500 Park Terrace BQUI£B23 M 0 R T Q A Q E 8 t-m -3 1 0 -0 0 3 7 JWI S B ® ! ® 100-400 Adams Bo.eoo Now to Markotl ' t m m 1100-1200 Parkvlow >s CASH NOW >$— sFILER r 2 possible 3 bdnn. This one is Sharp & m m m 1100-1200 Parkway mfg. homo on 1 a cre w/ cii ; . ROUTE 829 For Contracts &Mongogos. „ Clean. 3.bdrm, 2 bath- B U Lsmi 1000-1200 Sparks N. wotorsharo. Landscopod ^oi 100-400 Jelferson Call DIvorolflad Capital » tiome on extra large lot. H i 20a-734-6727m yard „ w/sprinklor system , QgGas liropisce, vinyl win- m If you live on tho W »it Apppraisol a t SIOS.OOO, 3ow* 4 fclly fenced. Give S . Bldt ot Twin Falla S aro It you llva on tho EAST D R A C O A|will stil for U 9 ,0 0 0 . No i)S a cail. RON FREEMAN lnt»ro$tod In boIng a, aldo of Twin Falla A aro1 INVESTMENT CORP. ^down payment necossaty. q o ip sr iii Intoraatad In baing an 0 737-3916 OR KATHY Morioagos? Contracts? 2;731-5092 or 734-7621 PARTRfOQE O 737- eariior... Indapondont nawapa- Ooods ol Irust? JJt 3920. Ask about S97372 PleB§» contact DIatrlet.. par carrlar... You w ant to soil? FILER Manager Plaaae contact DIatrlet Wo w ant to buy. 3 bdrm, 1 Vi bath townhousa ■ - 733-0931. ext. 347 Manager a t 733-0031i Prompi & cash oflers. wMnyl siding and worm i ax134B Wo aro local & compoiiiivo. natural g a s heat. \ I S7e.eoo Call Judy GEM i 2 0 Q 0 « ^ i i i 1 1 * i » * * « 1 i * • Coll2Oe-733-3021, STATE REALTY. INC. . R. Todd Blass, Prosidont 734-0400 i STOCK g A A Richard B. Stivers. V.P. , T.W. Stivers, SecTTroas. • ^ m m m ------L #460019' «v Call543-4371f !9,900. Immaculate vin- ooe homo with naw steel ^ QOVT FORECLOSED #ljiloing and now windows. lJ" HOMES-Low or SO down! Coi:omfonoblo yoor oround Qovommont & bank repos, witl Qo\ vith hi-toch g as furnace ■ M 800-501-1777. out. 5297.B &eV central air. New oak B U HAGERMAN titchon complete with ■ ■ il mfuroigi'BiMl e g j g T h e! T im e s -N S124,eoo 3 bdrm, 2 bath >uiit-ln appiianceo. Ouiet M views - i fewntovm neighborhood. S s t c x k homo. Slls on 6 acros, ^ r s n : Jail KEN ROY for details ^ groQi investm ent, groat Col H 6 9 0 I6 ^ . viowB. Sf Has sh o p , loafing ®B 737-3900. - 09754S ^ 1 ^ 0i f . vl(shod, pasluro, orchard, privacy.sh Additional 12 i k pracro parcel avaiiablo. Call I " ^ 1 • acKATHISCHRA0ERO737. GEM p K/3917or736-92ie. *95198 SlSTATE REALTY, INC. ' t e r s F o r - 39 734-0400 ■ h^M ed^lfpiaH 1 m VIN FALLS I O.OOC Homo & Acroogol -■MiMIIII , IGEM 11.5 a c r e s w ith w a t e r wtmmm M i STATE REALTY, INC. shaharos, corrals & pasture, S 734-0400 outl•utbkJgs. Nico brick home - gj ...... HAQERMAN-iof-salO-or. IOS upgradod windows, "A i — ------______,.HA< uporofflclonThoatpump:------Cdutar ...... —A C k i 111 r font. 3 bdrm.. 2 both, mo- ’orgo flooring 4 a 2 c ar — CmdMdnjuU ' ' lurolondscaplng. larogo. Call TOM LLOYD •<• 6 Year o r 75 ,0 0 0 M ile R nvia S4S,000/ofror.lu $450» ' K2 wertrainWirninty *CorOmpn^ensive 115 Point InspS 0 - S i 6 -i T 1 ofatdahlhse.ttTOi I Saturday, Occamberf {9 ,2000,.Tline*^4«w», Twinrln IFalls, klaho C7 SAL rrmr E M . JW N FALLS • TM9 gorgoous hom o In o i n a f 5 0 2 I i 5 0 2 I I . Mfk Ek« wfUng to ooo°n«>n I HOMESFORSALE^ ^JJOMESTORSAIE ] A s k A dI i H o u n d 1 ^ 4 ) nilllloni You m u si 8's e e T T D a M C g — .— -this] Oxsdoutopwignigraal. ------■f ' room with tireplacl a c o . t o s e a r cpc h o u r • - -fonnal dirilng room, 0gla ^ V S f i W • (JooratholopantoI t o a ^ m m M M T ^ l r n . atiodydock & glorloiiflo u s c l a s s ii l f i e d s HOF KTDAL : yard.The isacious fonrlonnal ■■ ■ (■ ■ ■ ■ I 0 ] ■ , olnlng roon3oms m giiyy^m g f o r y/ i o u . . . 'hiakoanlortaining • " bnMze. TTm tiled kitchi!iZ^ 746 Campipus Dr., IWIn Falls • • fs (JollflhlJul & su n n y . i f E e em m m i i g m dm ! m * r:M rm a. 2% b « m pI lu S s 2 b f ^ Muri 99 hsIcJo to bonus n»m & ovoraizi opprscntd this hcrm, . -hit. Only *214.000! C CAROLYN C OTIER n j m m i m i • 737-3913 or 733-902 wmmm% 7 ^*96366 I Thb hcmo hoj 3 bod- . toom. 2 bothj. ir»e ^ GEM1 n r ™ kttcJwo hos nevsw tio STATE REALTY. INC ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ l i l ctxnfer lops, butcfier 734-0400 t* x k Bond wtth tJCNvn IU CM M km « _____ 705 Rllmore Streei. Su droft Jemolro. plus a T^^IN falls. WaniIt thII o Twin Fall«, Idaho 83: wood slove. 8oamod fool ol a now hom e a t ■WBanWacattioe:ioa.oDnM93l. 1 4(}>ordable prico? ’nNo"; 734-7007 39mvjr. S1.50(1 ijp rcJmJuctii)!}jnJLu-iiiJr-tJok Ar Sll^. i fMlK'HI iS 3 rHBig fliia a t e R eia lty ! 1 5 BaMyiiinHHi i Tour C YourHeadquari r t e r s P o r •3 2 4 -8 6 5 2 ® ^ JEROME- H O N D i l 1 • i'B S B h Rs 9*6*®8 m t w K m n n i MMD i ^em S Ue Show Daily On PAA X 5 5 P t o T T f T T M m FALLS >734.0400 Auvul <:„u CKV alyw r i’j-pTt I'Tiiu.k ^ E 2 2 1 k Km s E m • 7 Y ear i 1 « 5 . H j PIM EST. " S s m 4 0 9 /4 1 1 Kir o r 100,000 M ile Poww ertrain W arranty W a tc h O ur H o m e ! I'ram itriginal itisenvece idale. SPUIUOCK ■ I6 ERLY i p H B n n i Mb !3 4THAVEE. < 8 5 ,0 0 0 ■ 7 7 , 9 0 0 • 12 M onthIth or 12,000 Mile Non-i1-Pow ertrain W arrantyty m o x ■ S’ <96853 y.irri iificr ihefMory Mirratity'ty luis fxpiral. | B 1 1 7 PIN W B S E S s m m m KIMBEi m m s s M • Spcciai interestit R a t e s 4 2 5 5 T B r “ BOLTON n m 281CASWHJ. • aCom prehensive 150 Poioim Inspection. A V E E . LH s ii?K Hi. *89,900 IS ■ 67,9 J J • 2 7 ,7 5 0 I - « a ^ — .-.-T * .% n p ___ U M7SI5 a______«975i a M430 H764S IMOTORS BEBESEHH n m w r s j ^u . r.i-tktkf.m ► Vi -y I ITUCISEMI (B h o j v d a 168? W3MBI1M B B 5 1 0 BO z n 4 2 9 ^ 701 Main Ave E. i J m s t u ■ I^XNOTTINGHAM B l Twin Falls, Idaho U ■ H ■68,900 ■ > 8 9 ,5 0 0 B b M H O u r 7372 I ...... B6554 ■ T 3 S - 7 T 0 4> b o r f - 8 4i O O - 3 1 6 - 77 ' 7 0 3

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1 - . 2450 LONGBOW 0 4tEDftOW<2MTH*KEWK■ I iiiiB ^ 0KX/FBICS)VBIVARO PRICS) XT $85,900 >RICEDXr$100,000 OWNERCARRJIRY PRICED AT J147.S00 PRICED AT U1.900 EXTRADEi a I s )0 LOVHYHOMEiYARO Pl 500 ; ^ ; ^ H . sbs)rooiisa m t m !BXTHS 3 bedroomIMS: 2.5 BATHS 2 BEDROOMS 11BATH 2BSIR0ClOOMS 1 BATH a mn-.ftm ILSf:96302 CALLIARRYIflY______MLSI: 96001 CALUPAUUMARSHA MLSI: M 9n&3 CALL: PAL»ADLyMARSHA MLSI: 95029’ E f % J PARKUKEEETTING PRICI ' 3BB)R00IIS 2Bin HDSS CAUjW RBI^^^I^f f l i • ' R S M CH£APS)THAXHAXREHT. PRICO) xr $39,900 REAPER THAN REVT SHARPftOi 10 PERRINE SCHOOL PRICED Pf AT tiei.800 2600 SQ.Q. FT. PRICED AT $137,500i l ; A S S 2BGDR00IISIS IBitlH BATH 3BEDR00KIMS 2 BATHS 4 BEDROOMS 2 21 BATHS SBEDROllOOMS 13/4 BATHS « I^^^ALLM lUjU n ^ Bga/B505 1 1 CALL-ffCH[j______- HLSI: 87696 CALL RICH MLSI: Ml 97625 C A LlEDRA ^ MLSI: 96266 = i)=r'rr.\. . . . " g ■ ■ ? F ® g e r 1 BEDROOM ' 1 BAT l U u i CHUiPAUI/IIARSHA H lS t 2 ^ 9 ii H SALEiVAlEOFnfl PRICED AT $79,900 !: CUTE.CUTE.CU.CUTE PRICED AT $S9,900 fiICEOAr$1SO,(IOO IDEAL aOOR}RP1AN PRICED AT $120,000« ) ' OVER 2000 so! n. PRICEDAT$160,0000 Pf mUESAL IH 900 -; 4BaiROOII8IS la/IUTKS J BATHS 3fBB)ROOMOMS 21/2 BATHS 4 BEDROOMS 2 21 BATHS 3 BEDROOOOMS • 1 BATH ^ I^^^KjLUgRAA 1081:97579 lUt: 8 7 ^ 11 CAlirmVMVW______Mist: 97245 CALL JEAN KLSI: Ml 97246 CALLAMTJfTHONY______HLSI: 97702 ------— ■■ jugaaji— — j^5J|i

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7 ^ f 7 0 2 n t o " ■ i J FARMffUNCH I FARMmANCH I Ffarwranch:;- ' SUPPUES/EQUIP 1^1SWPUEgEQUjP 1 SUPPUEgEQUg A L lEsiPAT]E W ' ksLi UC# laceSj rT raljleirii TWIN FAIXS. 3 bdm , RLER- Boaulilul viow HAZELTON. 10 acros.08 TWINFALLS REPO'S RLER-3or4bdnn.1bath botn. 1800 sq. n.I.Now N< thovnlloyon 14 aoacfos paved road, powor. wa- SovomI 14' wido, 16* wklo' country homo. Call 326- overlooking crOOk, priv rr 20 ACRES vnndows. pamt. vm P^a'o lor. 514.900. &5-5617JI?Ji • CrtyWator and doublos. scmo on our^ 5052. mo.« dep. ISO can ______mamicnanco Iroo oxKo*toni>r. ' • Natural G as k)l and somo in porks.. ^ 731-0322. KIMBERLY Brockmans by WalmartI RLER.' 3 bdnn. IH bath. ; quioi no>ght»rt>oo( - j_ • Irrtoation Walor .DaeUwKUMCm ‘* \ - 7- — 36,75AcrosciosotoTF..tn lnJen)(n«.1-00Mr»43a0., _ $525^S300 dep._W aier, - i SG7.500-Catl 734^■8727.B7; GOODING-Noftn or tOi ^ • -WostFilorAvonuo- ' Kimborly School Distnct. or 324-6622- , 'sowor, sahllallon fum. i 4 bcJrm.. or> 1 ocro. 731-5030 Of 837-6313 710 Aden. May go Idaho | 11 J S5.000 an acro. Plooso - TWIN FALl S - -84 Bay- 513 sprinklers, Boaulilul'land- la coll RICK BEARD AT TWINFALLS ’ .K0usin0.Call366-7974.a | Z 4 I nr<; scapod. horso pastu wood, 14x56’. op {^ ind. . |acreages& w sturo. 737-3912 or 539-5311 S29.900 Groat canyon viow« $14,000. Exc. 734-1338. ^ ~ F A ^ ' place. no pels. 423-5104. fifM n ete ruTmMAMYmiBiEmnmm Saturxlay, Decem b< S 1900 plus sq. It. 1 lovol. •f- 1-5 acro s on pnvaloroad- l0:30-4:30pm 2 now shops. Gorgoous V viow Irom Iront dock. Lots\ Y O U R 2 8 1 1 M ain S treet East-h>Hagerman Q ^ ol iroos.loncod. aulo I'TriMlill Ov.Owner has invested more tha y ' sprinklors.' Rock hoarth; AD than 56.000 to w/propana stovo. Largo rcfuirbish. rb i Priccd to sell! 3 bdrm,T). I bath. Daylight ^ gourm ol kiichon w/island.^ TIMES CLASSIFIED C bascm<:m cnt with outside access. Oversized0 \ yard & % PrivQto hot lub. Conlrali DEPARTMENT r air & moro. S164.900. ILI n c o ts o f tcecs. G reat family.honlo m c . $79,500. 208-734-5538 P ^ , N ih Hosted by. Rcador & 736^)011 or 850^>431.M ; o L 208-677-4543 k i 514 I (BURLEY) « i ! ! l P r u d e n t i 2 I INCOME PROPERTY LHH x s . Idaho Homi K i I R U R l! " TWIN FALLS - -Tired Of MANUFACTURED W Properties sto c k s? " Ct\OQk rolurn on now 4 plox. Call Chuck j i S i i RR< e s : 7 3 3 . 1829 or Cell: 5 ^ 733-8207M 1:5 3 9 -7 4 8 8 DEAR SANTA j f l B i j •*Refreshmenu will be pro ^ TWIN FALLS-Groat in- I havo a tabulous 3 bdnn, 2 como opporluniiy. 14.000" balh. 1280sq It homo gSTillllM fl k sq. It. M-S bklg. Eastland Wllh largo kiichon & dining \ Irontagc. 6 units plus room wailing tor a tamily, • ollico. Fully loasod wllh Sincoroly l A P E R m w long torm lonanls. Gas WottWInd Hom es heat. Groat locaiion. 20e-732-5710 K 8 r M O . S3300 monih incomo. 1-888-310-9037 36 month. 12,000 miles per) M tai-titfcstocfecSllft.-: S305.000. Possible own­ WE ARE HERETOSTAYI . er carry. Call 736-0011 or Wo set-up 4 delivor In rain, t >tar, $ 4 J0 0 a p reduction and tax-i ) s s m M ^ 850-0431. ■ sloot or snow. Nothing 1 TWIN FALLS • G nat slops us. Irom golting you InvealmcnII Ollico suiio in your now homo. WIM TH THE PURCHASEE O( F A N Y in Bluo Lakes ollico park. WestWInd Homes I p e r l Owner rtoeds lo 208-732-5710 a— F v e hH k lO f RECEIVE A $10C00 COSTCO ^ 3 ^ raise aipllal. 1-888-310-9037 Pnced to sell « 575,000. r M a ^ M y ORR M.V.MAaaFTCERERTIFICATE. Call 733-2323 or 733-7051 36 month, 12.000 miles per year.fVar,S3,000 cap icduaion and tu -tit0 8 9 title-docfeeSlI9. TWIN FALLS-Rodiicod ICIs^^SIIr I owner moving. Country *— M •- Rcnmi ■ 4-plox..3 bdrm.. 2 balh. , j d i l f l i m i 5*ac. 3250 N 2300 E. 601 I C an subdivide. S220k. 4 FURNISHED more houso siios avail. HOUSES M l P m 3 E E 2 ^ r s u z u 733-2033 or 420-1400B ' Tw Tn FALLS------* 5 8 Z m W M O . 5 15 I I Brand now 3 bdnn, 2 both 36 month.jWOOmilapCT^^ I2.C 119. ' COMMERCIAL • Brockonrldgo furnished 1 H.. PROPERTY homo. Rom Incl, all ullls, ig lu E ^ » n d ta»;tit>r Intemiption - ______205 HP V6. W/5-S5-5peed, Shift-On-the-Fly • S e m 'c e L o a n d -/$ 5 0 0 T H p In t 4WIIWD.Air...... j.TWIN F A L L S ____ -CDunlry.-WyD-hookup.-. - - ...... •-S p e d a l IntcKterest Rates ...... 03 rhftpg» •. Am/Fm/CD, Powe S55.000 Groat location tor S475/mon. ♦ dop. Call iwer Winclovrt, Locks, Mirrors,>rs. Tilt, P * k S I O ^ ^ —• Gomplimentaiy R r^ 03 i Cruise, Keyless EnfiEnfry & Atere! Plus the... your small businoss- 734-3551.allorepm. localod on a heavily gBUHL 2 bdrm. S375/nTO.-*- Isuzu )0 y e a r / 120120,000 Limited Powertrain WiWarranty iravolod streoi. Business SI 50 dop. Call alter 6:00 | O. Sm h * W fce* iwwr sign in placo and parking p.m. at 208-543-8400,« sasigiF ' availablo In tront and rear - 1 7 2 8 t o l a l s q . f i . - 'E-MAIL your clasalfiod ad |LJ__N J C O L N accessible Irom siroot 10 us 01 ' and alloy. Call JOANN O ~ twlnadOmlcron.net 701 M ain Ave E. « - 7 3 7 -3 9 6 1 o r KATHI ® ^FILER. 2 bdrms. Couniry- Twin Falls, Id aho L M l i s u a u 737-3917. homo. W/D hookup. 1 ■ L te B S375/mo. No smok- -ing/dfinking,-326-5857»- T S 3 - 7 T O> J O L Q g _ l - J i y y o 3 j ; U --- GEM r o o - M S a i STATE REALTY. INC. I g - ■: » ______734-0400 NOWMSTOC^CKFORIMMEDUMTEDEUVERY- TWIN FALLS • for salo 1500 sq . II. protosslonal -CRjEAtSELSCn brick building. Downtown a ro a . 2 b a th ro o m s, ro* coplion area. Kitchon USED!DOOGEIRAIIII25I aroa. Alomi systom. Exc. 00 PICKI [ A v n F ^ 2 2 j phono systom with many lino capability. AC. Vory WI TH ClrUMMIIIStlfUBBOME! 215 hp V6 w / Auk>iutomalic. Power W indows,, Locks,-Mirrors,Lo low maintononco, Exc. iSEUHMHI Am/fm/6-DibC CD,!D , Air, H ood Protector, Remoi cond. S125.000/ownorwill mole Keyless Entry & carry S60,000 0 10%. More! Plus lhe...l»uzljuzu lO y e o r/ 1 2 0 ^ Limited•d PowertroinI Worronty Will considor loaso. Rool- •si«k*«ioo intr s»»i» i- i lor owned. Coll731.7451« '99DODGEI/2ION4X-14X4 J0NSl£aiEwSB'4Mi9i;:-i " | Va.Aii KCEI 51 6 I VACATION PROPERTY NOW '7 66 .9 5 0 NOWy ‘2 1 , 9 5 0 I TIME SHARES l t p k g S 1060121 ' i m mi'SHttiraViwil"' SUN = VALLEY - 1 907 Vsdet, V6, leomw, Suntoofool FWWoleDio. Nashua manufaciurod homo, 3 bdrm. 2 balh. NOW M7 . 9 5 0 N O W 1760 sq ll, sh o d rockpd / ‘ 2 5 , 9 5 0 Wllh u p g rad e s, AC. g a s ■'WISUZU’tROOPERER 4X 4 i W77'o ...... 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MAGIC HOMES 544-9641 HANSEN. 1083, Floolwood Q v , ^14'x66’. 2 Ddrm.. 2 both. $15,000. 423-6252 ovoo. J e ROM£. Mobilo homo tor m m J ' solo. N ico 14 wido wilh ...... 4 M tm b^rrofCmr'sWMtlndramnjci 0 refDtphnhlps ■'lipoul-ootup In lamily . )b 7 0 tllIU IB ID n .l park. Nol far from Wot Mori. Now caipol & vinyl, M L i 733-1825 *1.1-800-390-8632 nr^eiyrmHeid^ee fFront kitchon w/aoporoto •Oul iliKloiufB* ioiTkplyJy •Wllh Slot* & rKU>ol (•oulahoni Afl AH i k...l.97...... [jlaundry oroo. $8,900. ______.. ______DBa!eiJ>oeum«Hoi•niotc»iJ««j^ iioQr»^^n • Prf^ Sat.,,1^733-577^ ■ _ ...... t monihly pymts. 733-9259. i 1^16^2000;. ^ii^^aturdijf|^^m ber9j2«jOOjTlrna*^awaJwl^^j a U j j I ^ h o C

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TWIN F A U S ,- 2 bdrm,jrm., 1 TWIN FALLS-Caprt Motetotel, MAGIC VALLEY AREA.K. MOBILE HOME • 24 X 60. I REFRIQERATCR Magic WATERBED W< queen size, CHFDHRISniAS TREES SIS. POOlOLTABLeZ’slata. GROAN bath duplox. Porrtnooarea. or 1341 KimbortyRd. 5100100/- 4 0 0 to 600 a c r e s , multiItl 6 r o o m b u n k h o u s o . 2AN, Lowery psgaal Chef, while. 16 cu. f t Exc. heovy h wooden frame,- any on< size. Chooso 4 cut Useled 3 mos. 1 yr. old. • w/magl SS2S locJs. walor +f 5525$£ wk. S385/mo. 733-6452.52. year loaso option or rontiL 55000/onor. Can 324-2576 nagic Qenie. cond. 5350. Can 537-«959 llghtadhoad- I y yoi o u r ow n ire o o r la g it Inct.ct. an accessories. dop. AvaiJ 1/1.333-106: bT3 Purchase possible, Seoo b oiro, an T solid oak, b * ^ *0^* TWIN FALLS. MOTEL TARPS.15’«50-,$160i WASHER a DRYER. GE. board/bookcose. *> 6 draw- now nm 4 cut lator. 678-1578 CaHan 886-2535.“ indudec nth Ploasecall503-666-&6gi. udedS1200.034-«(& ' TWIN FALLS - Largogo iup- SlOOAvk. & 53e0/nx>nth, 1 20'x50'.5200.20’xM', 1 yoar old, $400 for pair. or J under bed slorago. ' stalrv. 1 bdrm partiallylily >fur- 248 2nd Avow , 7 3 3 ^ -1 5250. Hoavy duly, wUI Exc. cond. Almost new “5*>E8Kw/oxionsion.e PooiOL tible. Brunswick PIANO*0 - - Lowry spinet ^ i 6 1 5 Cash. Call 208-350-2208. ^ drawers, $95- Panasonic Ambnbassadon, 4x8, slats . Paean,Pac saoo/on^jy, ntsnod. appls. W/D ho TW^N FALLS. Roomi dollvor. M ustsooto or doys 20^^4-2904. mottross. $500,788-4492 - up. 5375, mo, ♦ doposi typewriter. S70. Bush- bad.Id. Very good cond.. Can834-6587..1| C S80/wook. microwave appn>ciat0.Call42»21Z i WATERBED, queon, book- on< Waat aids, upstairs WASHER. 550; dryor. $50; Wj onoll(l/11.7}Uiescope. $45050. Ca# 733-6659. NO Young Chan'g J rofrig, UtiliUos pd. Cobl , TRACTOR, '00 JD 4440, rongo, 550; or $iso tako c ° a s e . 6 drow ors u ndor nev bdim. appls. waior hclud-inck TV.nopots,1201 Klmboi novorusod.now$400sall •—- 5 nd piano, exc. c 'et < 1 ^ 4 606 32»-5258 («ik lor Lwiy) truck w/Allison. auto. Guaranleed. 736-4805. ■— 012 1 :ustomer Senrica Dept SYNSOIIS0NIC3Dmms«(;B TWIN FALLS ^ I MOBILE HOMES - w/525E2EEmlxbox.lHC - HEATINGS EN^ENTERTAINMENT ______lodsyl______p>iocew/slool.$175i*.-;, j ^ ^ Yoult find a varloty r t W^roit- ^IRCONOmONINQ ^ CCENTER Urgo wood. s a l e . AFFOROAeLE 770ot(80ldisc,JD44602 d ------803-^--:_| L ^:C0LL£CT0R8 CaCaD733.2807. .-1 • 2 bdrin.-2 bam apts.' — -ktgoflertngtlntTMclaMmed whi tractor, powor shift, I S150.-PU bedlraiferr JEROME. Cloan 2 bdmi. ' coJumn* tvtry day. Oevetop I n NotMty sot. 32 ptoc- D G rand Digital Coh- BAZWRS^CRAFreJ _ $400.S4C Big Valloy head ^ in W/D. AC. otovo. rofrig.frig, balh. Spaco 11, No dogs reader haa.1. f JD 644-8. Ioador.77-nico. I in ortg. boxes. Set nb ^», onSpinet a OWUpitghf - Idaho Farm Equipment catch. $300 Can 1 7 5 4 ^ Call Mlckio. 734-4334334 S400/mo.*dop. 543-8256 ♦ • CRAFT SALE » • COAL ^ LUMP a STOKER igermade.643-5151. noa. Call 734-811641 Hillows Proporty Call 734-0445 Moore's Inc. Hansen ^ TWIN FALLS . SKY UNE Lots ol one of Q kind ' PACKAGE Skls.K2. XBIOO M anagom ont Sne 4 6 1 6 1 ; 423-5533 100 waaMMim b a st _____ 2 bdrm. doublo wld(‘do IROOUUATESWANTED WANTED to buy oldor SaL. 12/9.1 1 a m -2p m ' ___ FAX ^achers,l62cm binding ■ nuttariaar.IBca new. tock d ^ TWINFALLS------w/lorgo soparato room 1 small m anuro sproadors. ' 2627 4th A ve.E . WOOD WC STOVE INSERT - ifkerM27, poles-Scott #tatrapa.$200.- - , 5 PTO or ground drlvo. B «ttfriook Bt Uilsonolsnell W/D hookups, 5410/mo *i RLER-lg, counity homo, 2 Behind OToory Jr. High U rgo Hoat King with fon. inatura 48*, boots Nor- C c a an7 f 3 » 4 0 1 0 . . - ‘ working or non-working ” Nowor 3 bdrm, 2 bath,ath, S200 dop. Crodit A land^ rooms. $300 oo or both SPANBAUER BARN JS150/offor. l 733-4920. Y O U R BaTC-4.Bize8rt.$280 - = = = W/D hookup, garago,ge, k3r(rchocksroq,733-4607^ (or 5500. Outsido pots ok. t . cof’OIHon- 324-5656. cCHRISTMAS'In the ^ . ^ Cau.10423-4043 g 819 AC. dishwashor. >om corrals avail, 326-3758 i • Country* Craft B azaar I 814 I Clear Springs Apartment;«ni. TW'N FALLS. 2 bodrooff IS w/ bindings, boots. I O FR=HCCEQUPMBa C mobilo homo. 5385 ^ - i 7 0 3 ^ I ■(NofTwin), 2 miles N o l JEWELRY & PURS AD Coll MIcklo. 734-«334 5 ♦ TWIN FALLS. Room m alo 1 M . 2 juntor sets. Boots ■ A S U P P U E ^ 5385 dopes.l. Call 208. 0 I C U STO M 1-84 & Hwy 93 JunctlonI —___ - J TIMriMES CLASSIFIED SSS Hallows Proporty wanted. 5250 p or moolh,I, ' ^ e s 8 4 5. $95 aach/ofl. Y , 736-4623 or 420-4728.B Frl4Sal(8th49lh)10:TO COAT CO - shoorod Beaver rDEPAFTTMENT ■ «r. NiceN (sx machine. RECEPTIEPTION COUNTERS Uanagomont Utils, pd. Call 733-0973, ]HAY a straw hauling. Lg. a m - 8:00 pm. Sun (10th) fur. U length, sizo 12. 01 5. Call 733.1110. D E SK2K. . Ibeautiful golden ------TWIN FALLS. Mobik) homo balos. Call 734-3589 LovolyglfLCall733-9104. ■ 208-734-5538 -H5J TWIN FALLS 10.-00am-4:00pm Le w/lnteraclive e u s t ^ , & RV spacos avail. Roa- _ 4 731-3471.B 3 ™ SONYlU yard, S6507mo. ♦ dop.p. To m a n y siz e# 4 1 HAY. GRAIN I 8 1 5 uPf'l ERNIKTEND0.6or7 432-6653 | ies & hooked on math. ■ . eld. used only 2 hours, oam« L S225. each, phqne 424.4th Avo. E. Ibdrm.rm. 1 lo c a tio n s to llsL . I -F E E D : LAWN & GARDEN mos. some books. 5100 each or $150 both. U MOO. Call 734-3328, $125.15. CaP 736-4921. 436-93:^ 9339 o r 670-1116 ------bath. S324ymo, ♦ dop,p, A/o«TEAM*TRAINEO-t 14. $30 ooch. 2 wool tape Cal 4 warranty. $100...... SC. Blizzard skis with u H ” !»atk3nalsleddog} Osve 324-4603 Keep an eyo on-ciasiiliM.w. E-MAIL your classified od HHAY ALFALFA. 2 siring. ^ STREE.eit. $35« YouTI Iind oxcoptional fiar- 100 * T. ol 2nd & 3rd. ocools. 530 oach. 733-1603 ^C0II736-1921.------M'SC,olos. bindings 4 ski bog, m.Can829-5785« ar- 10 us at ------polos ISO can 208-7330355, TWIN FALLS- U rgo' |2 l paint ovecy day.______595. Will soil sm all 7 lompor snow board wilh — bdrm, 4-plox. Noar C.S.I. _ twInadOmlcron.nel ' 10 wk. old PUPPY. amounts, 324-5082,H------| 808 I indings 4 bog. Salomon WANTIT E D 10 b u , o l d . r »iateU b cross'itii 5450 + dop. TWINFALLS HEIFERS. Opon HolsHon. J ilogral ski boots, sizo small 1 COMMUNICATION U ill manure spreaders. k trrKITTEN 2 mOrOW. Coll 734-4120. ' Moving to another area,.a, from 3-800 lb s ,. H.HAY dairy & loodor, o a t I ______I S : 50/28.0. O’Neal molor- PTO3 or« ground drive. ). Call 543-2535.B Ihay & straw. Ig balos. For L^^EV ICE^^ Aim <36-1555 - . . . . -jTT nood to sub-loose oI(«e. IRUNE TICKETS, round ydo bools, sizo 10, black workirking or non-working TWIN FALLS-cozy & quid, sale Can 734-3589 evos.B = 1 bdrm. W/D hookup. “p°J-Ro- • 2 nico size pnvale otficosos HORSE • 9 yoar old Arabl- J trip on SW. Transfer foo grey, worn only twice, cooditittton. 324-5858; • • FREEE femfor ale AusUbUm : ' P • Largo woiling/secroiary ^ l ^ o l a StartBC 3000 coll ^ com romodol. 5360, ♦ Ify an maro, rog, S800/offor. H,HAY. 600 tons 3nd cutting piphono (analog) w/chargor. 5200, Call 734-<655: 1tooso ,0 ” call 208-825-5881. w h IrILPOOLC heavy duty ‘ Shopfwrt>hord. Call 644-9310 Caii 326-6541, tboggod haylago. Con ^ OT324-5151. dop. Call 734-2022, 1 yr-old.585, 543-2434. * SC. Konmoro washer, -superjr copacity 8 cydo 2 ___ _• J ’nvalo balh dolivor. Call 324-3259,B -7 : QUARI-M .55gal. TWIN FALLS. 2 bdrmn. . I1 • Colloo aroa HORSE CART w /ham oss J w/stand. comploto setup. I. c a p a c ity . S15D. GE spd. woshor/d7 v. or, 7 cy- FREE KITTENSKTT 2 mo; flU HAY/DEUVERED------U iloa. 1 fem ale med. bath with laundry facility,ility, • Storago/copy room Like now, $500, “ 809 — I- Msny-exiras.-Exc. cond,- L“ryor. $150. Belgo rodin- c lo 4 4 temp.1 4 yrs. old. 2 males. S395/mo,*S225 dop.op. •595sq.lt. Coil 537-9962 leave msg. Big balos or small balos. I COMPUTERS _ 5250. Coll 326-5495, r, good cond. $30. Sega J.Couch.ftoral.3yrs. < tong hair,hair, 677-8964 Forprlces coll 676-5165 * la y C o n to r, 5 2 0 . 15* e>ld.$4$400.324-2603 days. FREE Lob Ploaso call 208-324-2244,244, • Good Location - HORSE Palomino 1 1/2' J BATATHTUB, Kohler cost LabX4blad(T5n or 670-5165------CC psmputer { ^ monitor. 530. 324-70'7095 evos/woekor»^ Hound X. — Call 736-0084 days. yrs. Boon hollered & sad- _ Iron.almond.$150. comr dX.2Q6-536-537ft,. TWIN FALLS. 2 txJrm, 1 ^ COMPAQ Pentium . ' 1'° rimer. 550.732-8636, ^ . balh.*S475/mo. * dop.Inn 733-5236 ovonings diod, loaded, 5550/offer. HAY: Isl. 3rd and 4th------'JW1N98,56 K modem, CD Ploaso call 208-734-3097. Prime FR EE maimale neutered cau - Call 670-2531 ccutting. 2nd culling grass, 1'j 737-39t6or737-3969«)■ ■ TWIN FALLS •ROM. speakers, monitor. BEE 3C.- Hot tub vrith cover. U lO l iwed, has had;B« hay mix. 208-326-4270. EE KEEPING EQUIP. aiscT ORD IS OUT- TWIN FALLS. 2 bdrm. 2 Office Leases Available HORSE TRAILER Trails $449.Call733-1110. MisWise. Iloms. Boxes, lids, saawoats 5/8 poopio, Possi- shot. Lovablaput ovonings only.B------CO m as Gift wrap is hero, d o e s n 'tn't I like other eaU. bath 4-plox across from Bluo U k e s Blvd, Wost. goosonock. 3 horso _ :OMPUTER-Computor »mb.etc.CaII 678-8125 hi«eVisoAiC, ui SIBOa'offor. , • Kimberly Rd. Eastland Dr.r. slant. Walk in lock. Groal ■ ------10 Jraat Buy'll Many pSasa« , Porrino Elomontary lower 56 K modem, CD BOAOAT toader. etecUcrank. ' Call 7 P.S,"toms to c t K ^ f r o m ______a call 208-324-0^- School. Central air. gasias Vorious Sizes & Raios!I cond, 54895.-324-5816 || Rom, 2,5 gig, sound card. 51 £ Rottweile /N ewtqiw Call Siovo 734-4334 S150, Bedllnornower unuHIVING SALE- 1920’s GomSUStateP^r4Supp.y FREE RoJ hoat. Sowor. walor, • HORSE TRLR • 1993 Trail H iQjintomot roady, soltworo Chc anltySIOO/offor. '78 mix.12 woeks old. Jig 'Hallows Properly :h ev , $50. Tool box for garboQO paid, all appls Wosi. 3 horso slant, walk- . loadod, 736-7071. bod>od. 585, 8' picnic tobto. XIdsmobile fjl' Cutlass wog- 18011II HlghioridAvo.e 678-1030MO______^ incl W/D. 5550 /m o* dep.lop M aragem ent _ in lack, njbbor floor mats. ^ ^ 0 . Call 734-3968. • J J1. '* S500. " Lots ot misc, 1 month roni Iroo w/year sm------1 aM-compulor.17*scroon O O L O ^ oar TWIN FALLS 53000, Coil 326-4871.B ■ A N TIQ U ES & I black „ ' and whilo Cannon CHR all 735-9991. tp ® loaso. No pots. PleaseM Roady lo go! Approx. 1600 HRISTMAS Gift Wrop. Coil ; HORSE-Reg. AOHA brood- COLLECTIBLES | prinlor, wt BJ200, comploto Ma( I bulwinhoS a l call 737-3916 or sq.fl. ot upstolrs ollico I klaglc Valley's bost kept :t u r ES. T hom as Kin- d ;? maro/mountain horso. ® works wilh games, robuilt . s o a ahots.. deldew dawsrembv- 735-142S.fl spoco. Vory nico. locaiod or iocfOt.100lt.onlyS10.30 ^ Nicofdals. 13yrs. ISl^h. 5? ond.uporadod. Windows per aCALMSmUMensI ed.TwoU■voUnarsandkXsU jT|; on Kimborly Rd, Just BOOK - OLD HARE - print- )or roll. G roat soloctlon 5,"'® • I s s TWIN FALLS- 2 bdrm. UW- ” Sound. 51600,644-9053* 9 5 X , on lin o r o a d y . whii c o lo rss loto c h o o se f(9m. froshly painlod & cioanod. od in England, undor p- vhilo supplies losl. Buy ich. Coll 208-733-4227. ■lios included. S475*S250 5500/oller. Also various you'Our quollly gill wrap at AR-2000 Fendor Soo allill paparents, oxc. tam- Call Lynn Rasm ussen atIt HORSES. (2) good In tho SlOOO/offor. $ 326-6541. ^YSTAT^ON w/games- Stnjto< dep. No pots. 451 6lh VHS movios. 300 injo Es- Gen3em State Paper 4 Sup- PLAYS tocastor. Sunburst, llydogiogs or hunling _ Rasmussen Propertyy m ouniains & g o o d wilh “n; 100 4 21 spd. m ountain with Fender Fi hard case, companii Avo. E, Coll 733-5410.H Holiday sale. Slom wido 42panicmovios. Coll )lyC ply o,. 1801 Highland SSOOi la n io n . $275.-6^11 _ Managomont. 737-3900, kids. Call 539-6619.B savings from 10-30% — ke. $125.324-7393. $400I fUm.fU Can 734-4789. 436-5627627 or 431-7223 ! TWIN FALLS. 3 bdrm. 2 423-4335. Avokvo E,. T.F. Mon-Frt 8-5, bike.: " LIVESTOCK TRAILER through Docombor, b a lh in c o u n try . SS'OO'ftrt TWIN FALLS APTOP • NICEI Window = HEADY TO MOVE INTO WW. goosonock. 16x6’ Tanners Antiques. p,°98. 5250. Laptop Nice! *dop. No smoking 3250N f,. J-T w ln.a*l0 r 6«00 l;-Q0 0 d------______-1660-sq,ltrO(l1 face, running ago ow es to TO As new S275. 732-6254. [ n Q B S H ] TWIN FALLS. Cloan1 1' 1 olficos. Two near lamb 12-20-00, Call UnUnique Ico Croam tablo m t m n m bdrm. 5260*5150 dep,ap. downlown & courihouso, C*an}^}lntlcfi^-4042hria 733-5490 or 736-0632.B ww/wiro hoart chairs. I CtK ______Also Studto, S16p+Sl00_LOP_ _Ront.55SO-650.1ncIudos- I sio I ...... •U',!_____ Shoshone Sale Yard Inc. -corvod ” 1 glass hutch.- ^ L^^FIHEW00^ _ ddp.'No’pots/smoklng,ig . all utils, plus rocoption, Cifca... 1880. oval oak col- =7=- i-COUS^TI-CAU (g r a v e l T " L MWNCAHE SHAR CSI Discounts. conloronco & broak Monday Doc.l 1. Special ” ARPENING consignment, complete Jjloo table.,,1880, solid IREWOOD - hardwood. & Call 734-5144 o r 736-7607.07. rooms. Call 736-0699, & DRYWALL Need gravel or dirt. LAWNS U ETC. i E R V I Q g dispersal for Gold fomlly. walnul * ■Easlloko* dining mixod. & pino, will dolivor, — SEf ::ail lor moro Info and Winteror time fundyman. ______fwlN_F.ALLS,.L0 fg0.&. — 130 running ogocow sroii- —_tabloJ865._vQry.raro.dbL Call 208-735-0553, Be cloan 1 bdrm. 5335/mo, I B ob’* eesfD ryvralI_ Colli'•pnco8r432-55i6.— ------Inwntortorrexwrior.'------JOHN’SrSS 8 H A R PE N W tj*------10, 608 bfod to black bulls. Will fsocrolory. ' ook drop leal FIRi Hoalincl,Call733-3151.«!.■ I COM M ERCtAL tablo. -Doiroil vog. scolo, amIREWOOD -mixed, split Bestest Ouoiity ■ Best Rales' ontiy.A ndaisoFall SESERVICE soil at 1:30 pm. Also, our ■“ and doiivered. 6 cord O CCuslom Toxturos * i j EEATING T & AIR TWIN FALLS. Lo. 1 bdrm,. I RENTALS . ornalo solid oak desk, St: work. Free estim ates Completeplete sharpening, i ■ regular run of cafllo. S125 oach. Call 324-3681 731-0768 (TF) -92 0 7 o r7 3 1 .6 6 9 7 " — Cart>Wo«klo 4 Steel saw s."— : — wol^-ln ciosot. S450tulils, U v e m e 961-2204 o r sovorol ” oak library tabios.' r r i D N D m O N I N G - llo JEROME - Office Spaco 2 w/*north wind* claw & wqREWOOD Cul/splil hard- - 6784»91 (Buney)— CON 1 Bracken SI S ; - Dop, req, AC, DW. siovo, ’ P e te 666-2643. lured ■ Free Estimates rofng,. W/D hookup, basicQj; avail. Jan, 1st. 600 sq.ft. bail fl„ oak rockorw /cano «ivood ,r S90/PU lood, 5120 AWTOOTH SHEET IMOUSINE iO‘ 1 - 8 0 < M 7 t- ^ cablo, 435 2 n d Avo. N N. at 402 S. Lincoln. 1200 i soai,'Ook sowing rocker, » rd . You PU, 324-7697.B ^ METAL S g ' tq . fi. a l 404 S. Lincoln^ i I ^ 702 I several Aladdin lamps, fl AIR DUCT SERVICE g U s 735-012(/or 731-7313.B I FARMmANCH ^ aUng/AC Rofrigoratkw ~ j S E R V I O f e s — w/siorago. Groat locaiion ' 36* Coke Button, old op- I 811 I CLEANING ( Hoaunim e rd a l and rosklenllat ■ TWIN FALLS. Lg, 2 bdrm. w/parking area. RonLono, JSUPPUES/EQUIP plo ^ poolers, otc.,.. sorlous FURNITUflE 4 CARPET Comme U M 0 4 U „ „ Avail, 12-15. Ullls. pd. (208)733-8548 T1EES-R-US '«!• or boih. Coil 324-1204 for ' buyor call 733-1288 or cAF iMinl-Casslaa^^ 5625/mo. 260 Bluo U kes. details or call 734-0600 i 831-3743, r Quality Services ____ ® ) BEET STOCK Snako Riv- 83 ARPET Approx.100 sq. Ir Duels •Furnaces HOME Tree Cara 'S tufjp Ploaso call 208-734-4B31, ask lor Kale, ■ or Sugar 155 ac. F o r ront ^ rds. oxc, cond,. 5 yrs, old .nrvi)ryor Vonis »Chimnoy8 ■ ral •Total Landsca>- . TWIN FALLS. Now 2 bdrm, or salo. Call 532-4268 or Ight beige $400.733-6755 h e a l t h 3 JEROME Inlorstoto oi­ i ------8 o T — I g nsuloilon Removal L O wnodb' Rrewoodaoldby 2 balh, 4-plox. Aii appls.ls- fico/warohouso complex, 431-0555 I I APPUANCES TroARPET- For solo now 732-^ • co rd spUt A ' ' Incl, W/D. + YMCA mom- J2-8788 « 80IM27-9181 h o H om e Heellh a n d ______2!Clnil,(!oll>» d.llvmKl. f"- is now le asin g . Prices1 iCASE* MX 110, 4W0. 95 L 73>!irown sculplurod, 55/ yd. ------r e d 'F r o o Estimate : borship, S525/mo.*dop,'P. sianing at 5512/mo, Caii1 • HP, low hours, lull monu- APPLS API Now Maytag appls: pprr’34-9544or539-9544. E isplce, Inc. provides: p « )1 - 676-4182 eves Call 208-733-8889JI BUSINESS edicaro ond Modicokl ■a in tin g 539-4040 or 324-2241 faciuros worranly. Exc. StSiovo. $225. rofrig. 5425. 3UCH 4 loveseat. ox- C , TWIN FALLS. Now 3 bdrm, i cond., 555.000,536-5393, D\DW. $185, Call 420-1634 5EBVICES rtifiod. JCAHO Accrod- ^ 1^. TWIN FALLS Professional lellem condition, S200/of- )d Soivicos. General. all Palming & TR E §L T11 B I M M II? ^ 2 bath, single cor garago, er. Call eves, 734-2046, 10; offico spaco lor loaso.. i CASE IH C -m o d o l 1896, FRFREEZERS, (1) upright 4 “ TWINFALLS erlatric. Pediatric ond R a rtoto i ra tlo n . Got Your 5650 mo. doposil, Caii . ,55c sq. fl. plus ulililios.. .• 2589 hours. Can 678-7972. •(1) chost, 575 ooch. days 731-0004 or eve­ :SK for Compuler, L- P U N ROOM rdiac Nursing: Pro/Post- Holidayay Intortor Touchup ArborCaroFiro Re80urc0S.'/nQ. 0- 3500 sq. tt, available. • JOHN DEERE 770, 4x4. ___ Call 431-1171. ihopo, 75*w. U ts of stor- Jobslbs lo bkJ for Gonerols, ■ Oporativo Therapy. Neededs Done Todayl ISACorlifIflrtlflod Arbortst»“ ' nings 734-2121 ,■ . 734-5633/736-7302 diosol, tractor w/front KITCHEN Aid m ixer 5qt. igo. 5225. Deb0734-9122 Sub-wTomp.Exlortor Trimmlnflming spodaQsts - TWIN FALLS. O ne Week '•< TWINFALLS______liiidiir_ibm 5hliO (i-1S 96, -!■!“Jiko.pew. knoads. mixes 4 . DVESEAT hldo-a-bod ors. Blueprint copies. Pedlotrk: Soivicos. Pain.tlfit!ng._Ca]( For Free Fnjit treeTea roHrvenattoni ______Christmas Special: Last Shop/W arehouse/ Office 601 his,, like now . whips, wt $150, B osch Uni- -734-PLAN (7526). Nutrittonol Therapy. Estlmolwte8.AI735K»84 WHENCWAHIAUTY COUNTS Mo. Roni Free wilh 2)rS50-oach,"(i)South------^ Eastland Dr.. ParV Avo.. Sll,900.Calie67-19ig,H vorsoi vo B read m ixer, top Personal Caro. Iv — 249 Of 788-1811 signing of one yoar loose. roslom print htdo-a-bod, 0- Kimborly Rood j cond,standard mixing 550,0811431-1171. ^CARPENTRY. orapy,poi Modical Sodal - P AVINTING& I! New 3 bdrm, spacious* Various sizes from • KIRBY 2 baio, 1 T, bole hobowl. Ig sta in lo ss sto o l OAK loodor. 55,000,'81 Inter- ETC. Services. Psychiatric R P MMODELING < T R E E: TIT R ! M M t N q • Townhouse w/garago, 30 0 -1 1 .0 0 0 sq.ll. bowl, blonder 4 food bic\K DESK Voiy nice dou- Nursing. Physical O E D l 5860/mo. Call 733-7445.5- Call Stovo 734-4334 national Morelang 777, processor. Top ol tho lino. 515ilo pedestal, 5'x3'. irapy,Nu Spooch Therapy. foedor mixor box, groat ITREETRtHMMd boloro 6:00 p,m .B ' _ Hallows Property 5400, firm. 27 cubic It. ovo.150/olfor. Call 436-4927 RetireHired liconsod Genoral Thorap' lio m p to n 'a - .677-3935,. .. vonings, Contiontractor w/over 25 yrs. Occu) pbig a ram oval;i ------TWIN FALLS; O n e W eek-k------M enagem ent------Chdst freezer w/extra -p ^ ump romovaL .. Chrlstmas Special: Ustst V — ... I ■ KUBOTA B-6100. 4x4 el(Blorogo bln. llko now. ,nr,onlium con-iulor. moni- • xpor. Enjoys carpontiy Locsv e.N . In Twin Falls ■■■ ' - S work. Call 735-0615 Ave. JobTooSm on 00 Estlmatos Mo! Roni F re e wiih 4 6 i T ^ troctor diosol. 3 way fronl. $2'$200. Chrislipo 678-4631 3r ond prtntor. $350. Call ____Z Ih B m n e h M In BuM, Ill 733-0388 hydraulic blode, 54900. roe E s t i m a t e s ...... ^ ” 7: signing ot one yoar lease.0. I W AN TED TO RENT REFRIGERATOR Frigid- - q43-9395, u r. allty. Rupert and In ™ 2 bdrm. spacious duplex -Coll667-1919,« CLEANING Essfrrndaho. _____ ^ :08) 934-5343 ------— oin}.26cu, ft, sido-by-sida, 3UEENt ( SIZE PiU O W TREE w/gnrngo. 5760/mo, JEROME-Need houso or iiMIXER/FEEDER Mohriang WaW ater 4 ice in door. Ai- s,nTOP MATTRESS SET ,SiBVICE r m ore Inform ation, D A II Call 733-7445 atI1-800.640-«fll. apt to ront. have ono dog. .450.1991 Irailor m ount. rr>cmond w/walnut trim. Exc. 51111 In plastic. $260.00. t rU i m M M i N f i , ; boloro 6:00 p,m.B _ Coll 734-1925, Call 536-2492 cotcond, 5600.733-3320 734-8881 “DUNTRY j ; CLEANERS XPAPERING • TWIN FALLS. Oulol 2 r ...... ■ — isinossos, roskJontiol, 4 HOME 1 K4KTrocllnorin8ofa.S650/offor. .Ji ;S!*«Sdonll.l 0(208)324-3475 ------« U s F o r A n > din|ng room sots, both — ^ 08) 727-1267 coll. VACUUf TWIN FALLS. Studio. COMPUTER 1 Jo b s U r n ^ S m a ! ! _ I U M S A L E 9 f l havo 4 swivel choirs. fntorlor & Exterior o n ^ 5300*dop, No pots/ r S E I R V I C E '' • B f f l YoirourTtaBCT ^ ^Tsoraoifi:5ioori 8oi“ 'S All:ES/SEHVICr— tl «-5618or731-6089B OOFING ■ AND SI smoking. 1 bdrm . Bigger Inyl.SSO, Call 734-2048 Ihon siudio. S350/mo,* ECTROLUX ‘ r - I N e e d s ' _ Qftor6pm, *HP41 MBBEPAIRS OFESSIONAL ELECT $150 dop. No pets/sm ok­ INQ a COATINGS Vacuumjumdooners,' - ing, 1 bdrm. 5350/mo,+ iFA -iovosoBt 4 chair. Coiri Iht bluo ,1 oak coffoo lo- rintors. Fox Machines. ____ 221 or 320-6857 shampooort>oor8, conlral vadi. 5150 dop, 206-734-3303M ^------K ' iFIEL'S HOME CARE ervtoe and repair. 0.2 oak ond tobies 4 2 Vo Sell 4 SoPirteo All BENEFIETiodols, drywall. tUo, orclal. rosWonUal. Sales, aarvjc TWIN FALLS. SUPER 39D uB ole . ^^^Snow m obllc TraUersTr Both 20iblo lights. $500. 733- 9.^,FFICE ID • 736-8668 Romod p roofs. Most minor • DEALI 2 bdrm. 2 balh, in repaJfodln24hra. CaII73Jl 733^818 Open & Closed I30or734-2731/Lynn V***'Is it o u r retail sto re po^nlln • - now 4-pl8x.-$475/rrto,-No i 2 and 4 Place sum M ted by O m ce Max. . ynall oxg Bruco 733-7543 ------■ smoking Of pots. Call 734- BE£PER SINQLE WATER- DDINQ 8452 or 734-8522.« EO, groal cond. $150 or ENC Q uality TraUt O e r S a t e s Dttor offer. CallD734- DRAPHNQ I HOMI!MEB ^P*IPS b r id) eE; 9 M A i p g 316,anor6:00pjn, I ___ 4 ioT'^ I r a NOME REPAIRS------— 7 3! ------4l>ErFnimati .ui.e-M >ak4abl«^ : 37-tWOO------wEODi«>0tM0‘8H0P-V------;------1 RO O M S F O R -R E W T ' ------4 Landscaping HnM P lalrs, $225; coffoo tablo, Spocial Dna9OS$2M400 ^ J n v n w Q lin t clollzlng In onglneoiing rwallRopalrs^Faucols 4 1 E BUILDING tO; Droxol table and 4 and/c uuAvalUdiK iakJ-Rontor5oy\r - J EnOME Holklay Molol id/ordraning son/tcos *Drywalntino tRomodeIs,elc. ------lairs, $200; 2 sofa -.for r o a o tf l ^ ta a ~ — ' voiia*6iipa*iipa-Shees-Bf^-;-- SlOO&upwkly, 401 W. t e jr rosldonea and civil - -•PolntiniKSowhalyoucanX ' . Moin, Call 324-2361 ■? 208f-324‘ hairs. 5300. Coll - - ong ?TjSnnn Chrtstmasa a PParty D ra ss^ jnglnoortrtg projects. ■ ~ *WoOoTony.734-3322______7 337H)000 i >73»e838-38-ai08.M«m >8-543-9395. -Call:alTPalat326.4026 Tor 6«turd«y, Decambar 0,2, 2000. Tlm» » Wooa.-Roa<\M> WANTED 7000 bushels of tM U w U b X 7 ym. oU. SNOWMOBIl£^9aPo«arta CK: n e w *38 2 door sedan. t o Y . CHEVY okL ahaD com. Can 825-6667^ i ------1 ®Indy 500. Exc. cond. Win- Cc OYOTA pickup, I960, v— — ry '9 3 S u b u rb a n . CHEVY Silverado.SIh -1096, ------j^*dgoodhom»-«tio Complete w/many extras, goojood cond., $2500. Call ■ 1009 lo a d e — WJSBfSB7iTBu?r-- ^^UNsmjn£8| j Cal lor details. $5000/oflor ^ •m .i.ia/.ild/sllver. clean,' r344948 afler SpmJI | 4X4S <12.5000 0 .7 3 4 -1 8 2 (meg). $14,boO, a ‘J576-0133or766-4171 -iz Z 0. c a l 4 2 3 -5 3 2 7 « COLT, AH 15. new In box. I ^ 5 H £ Vr y .• '89 SuburtjanTl* S lritv 'TT t ' CiHEVY S ■- '66 Camaro, 327 OYOTA Tacoma, ^97, ------TAHOC *97 4 dr. H EEL^ puppl««. S76. (7 never shot, pre-assault = 1x2,4 cyl.. auto. Ext. cab. CHEV,EV, 78. short bo*. V-8, S ’- l50V8.AC.PUdark WXRrlffT’S'eD TrSSff^ ban. $2000.543-^.a 8NOWMOBII£S.2-J.O.-S » AT.a: $6000/flrm . Serious ZZ M. kMded. $19,500 Som O ct 3rd. 3 m tlM .4 ing matarials. 2X6. metal owrrt.$12.000.733-2807 AT.T, i chrome w heels, Runs great. $4500. 1-340,1440. $200 ea. ioqulriM in only. 733-7060 J 2 ! . 208-7884300 eves 15or531-5118 • riMUlM. C«a 732^84505L* ■ aiding, plywood, panicle MOSBERO. 12 gauge. 3M 1 — ~ $35«J500. Can 9344847 dir. 1 Yamaha 340. $460. -7 ; m d s.* CHEVY., 778, 8 , h T. 4x4. AT, ftORS^M lnlM ho^sea board, chain link fence,a pump, $225. REHING- Call 736-72M CHEVY ” Chevelle, 1968. g ~ 396 englno. turbo 400 AT. I 1008______CHEVEV. -95. % ton. V-e, 5- g f f i w : 3 good. $1600. for.Mlt$3S0up.Evw*«hgs Please cal 206-733.0656.A TON, 12gauge. 2^ - TRUCK PARTS ,od r-1983Wlonaiver. ' &w*okan(ia.324.3(^ • pump. $200. HALO SNOWPLOW S' Fisher 411 posi-trac. $5,000. I . >d.. AC. bedliner. rail ado PU9U. 6.2 flle s^ . AT. Can1734-7992. 73^ ■ Wa n t e d t o b u y : Metai SIGHT, $175.734-7652. V-Pfcsw.W/WFordF250. Can 677-3935.B & A C C E S SO R IE S S sji.’Ips. $9000.'934-4847d1r $i600ifn ?.70r»atCMttmuomi" lathe In good condition, \ Mirm.CaH543-9175 CHEVY.. 1996. 191 1500, Ext. $750ryM...rMd*n(luMSw CHEVYT 1964 4x4. H ton. Stfveradop - In box. $ 4 0 a 734-2060. Her. ‘ 2 ’85^s, long track, offeflor. CaD 732-0361. ■ ‘ lautflMri. 6 .2 diellesel. g ood c o n d . mlies. $14,500.$14,: Call 324- CficWmtt 20&«5&oe98Ji5 5 ------WANTEDttbSyf------can 3264932. . -2ii2 $600. e a . ‘91, pipe, long p•ORD n 1963 PU. newer ____ ------$3000.).Can736-ei80.B < 3290after(ftar6pm .a KITTEN Psrilan,calico.ICO. Us*d Snow board, in goodXJ 8AVAGB300WITH track$1200.'95, J pipe, ^ ------,* g .. baautllul (lal (ace.ice.' — cond..Call324-64S8-~ _ SCOPE. $250 or best _ whilo paint. $2500/otfer. -iongtr«ck$1800.on-off4 yCaP% 732-5479.W______a m i ■ ,i:n iu ii i i , n !mH T ffrM inrm iUiiiiuj't ■ $i5o. Can 825^5402JI______leave msg. offer. Call 206-543-6453. placotlr.$1500.678-95e5 [ LiAB e ro a a p u p p l a t . s ■ 4 9 0 6 n YAMAHA.y> 1094. VMAX M i o o i I r Flraf ehola. $50t'so and stationary bike. Top 6 0 0 . low m ilee. $2000. I JP < SE M I & HEAVY ■ . »iCaB735»1871.B quality. In good condition. Can 423-4296 leave msg, I dan 7 3 3 ^ EQUIPMENT H 3 ^ LABS Black pupa. AKC. _ Cai-Spa.1990 6 person 2 ( ^ C h r i s t m a s . Daws/-w /. WANTED Wire feed weld-cl- 26 Jets. Many extras. U sod ■ 909" n CA=;AT 12 GRADER, model H 1990 V0USHAnilGONPASsnr l l •hoiB. Provsn huntars.*rs. e r.ig . 110 volt, or smallIII less than lyr. $3695 I SPORTINQGOODS I 8T w/trydrauiic sido shift K l 138SSUBAIU ;€n:.ywUds.RMa(VBiww1owl 220 VDlL Must be in goodxl CaU 7i3i5930 I HUHTWQ SUPPUES | _b«fb(ado.C^731-4691Ji S #1088A, WaWagon, #C1C l71 A, 5 Speed, Halchbocb o d , P > Can LABS im u u m e o - D- c o n d . H o b art o r Miller H. 74. 1700sortos, 392 @ Aulo, FWD,,P. A/C iKwnato 43M916Bi _ - preferred. Can 677.2693" — s p a s T p o o l s ------S All W teel Drive L Provtously ownod WANTED” Lyman M Amer- *'SIiongino,5&2spd..PS,till M U b S, AKC OokMn Ivwy.5«y. WANTED: 8 harness kxyn■n 7 i w i 0 3 ican Tufiet Prase access- hood. he 20 ' cattle bed h ^NowOnly-. i/0idy„ m s t o i j m a ories. T Priming punch. $1 aholi & dawclawa,ws, & drum carder. . Snake River Pool A Spa $1500.676-4272. H ] Y«(idy (orChrlatm aa.■ s. Cafl837.9083. Special T Prttting punch, 1C, 1970,1700. Loadstar. S $1TO.Caa32ft-3413« ___ W ANTED: llxer u p p e r 4 J shon hoWor. Shon hoid* 4 4 907 I eradoptor.7/8x14odapt- 14 ft. manuro tnjck. Re- H ~CiBS.tfwcolaia.AKC,:, whHtor* for Christmas. L ^UOTORH^SI|m^ er14throod.438-5382 bulll 345 w/winch, Mo- » P59I0B o ahots, dawdawa, Any conOdoa 733-5471. 99H g l chanlcalty sound. S3500. 0 hJp & aya fluanntaad,I. WANTED: Otdctocks. Alsos BEAVER. 23-. clean, oat- tf 536-6135, shop or 536- | | | . 6 ra n d S ln la lM 6 okler wood file cabinets.I Ing booih, $6,750. Call r ■ 9 1 0 I1667. hom o or 536-2321. H I 1992 NERORtun 1993 FORD RANGES ;NationalFlekl Champion.«• Cafl73M210. 733-7870 or 239 Du Bois IK TRAVEL-TRAILERS #1053C, Grand. ■ ExcoptlonaJ blood linea. W-1991T600,S«rHs60 U id, Morquis, i#156B, pickup, 5 speed,d , L ^A^TED: Used rllles 4& VANTYPE. 1991,21 ftm o - Ai fa(alm^.Famaiaa$350. a Tr STREAM, 1985.2911 D D< etroit. 9 spd irons, H Sedan, AC, AufAutomotic AC, Alloys, Bed liner E - 20*463.0323. Nam ptf shotguns. Qet extraa torhomo.'selfcortainod. Inquire 01736-7169 lor DS402 DS roar ond. 4:33 ra- ^ Chrlstmaa money early, AC.mfcnjwave.AT.Ford inlormatk>n.a llo, tio 60* sloopor, 11:24.5 h L A ^ E type Collia pups.ps. Sen. d o m pawn! Top do*.«. chassis, very good. ALJOj-, Ariee, 1990. 29' rubber. $15,000 or olfor. @ $76. COCKER SPANIELEL ' lar) 733-3266. kutve m saI . $9,000. Tradorten. * ^ 1992 KW T600 Sorlos K fl pupa SIOO. Can 643-2754. travol trir., fully soil con- ^ 5 1 Wa n t e d : vintage SartleJ _ Can734-2393« " 50 Detroit. 9 spd trons.. Q tainod, sloops 6, oxc. DS402 ^ roar ond. 4:11 ra- B • ' HANXMnsns tor sale. doQs end dothli^. 1959. cond., $7500. Call r!? bso 9 ^ j I iio. 42* slooptor, 11:24.5 » o PW can 208^44.1176176 1979. Interesled In es- 208-6554334,B iJ®,; lf9Toi 99B ■■____l:.flftef.8;0QD,tnJ ------tates and coOecttons. CaD _SNOW VEHICLES =; rubber. $15,000 oach or B SIERRA BY COBRAr'91,' -OotforrCair537:67a7‘or tf H " UINi SCHNAUZER. AKCKC 733-1322 or 733.9668 J ^ ^ e q u j p M 2 |t ^ ATTBNTfOWSNOW- 5543-4019.No A ad B f ^ 1 9 9 5 M C A m m rpiM quality, mala, (amalaa. WOULD LIKE TO BUY )88F0tDV2mPiaBJIm r B ~ ” I ARCnCCAT’WSOOPow- BIRDSIf 26'.mlcrowovo, solulidtstion. 1^ #1057A,4Whey 30 CISSORS lift. Upright. SL M iwoli Coll 734-5483. % 2030.20-lift, eloct.. clean. M ■ l 99oBa TT SCHNAU2ER-*llnl,AKC, (3miWothospitaJatCuny Tra/,k g; 733-1288ore31-277469 after 10 am . ■ Q love seat, entertalnmeni • Gary-s Freew ay HV "dr.. J , good shopo, docont ___ : V6. 5 Spee>eed______73>«756or1tados.$18S. 736K>670. tab le. VCR. ftirnl. 743MI.LiloGT33(yirallor oxtondod O! cob pick- Oooood shapo, Moving-neod U }sRDOR . 1985 ton PU. S # 102A, Sedan, 4 C Door, AC, #11 ovonings. H 6A „V on,V 6, Seven Pass,□ss, 1 bating aplndia eander POLARIS, 1996 Ultra, ow startor, (iros and ra- Auiomaiic, 40,0003 aactual miles S110. Routerw/matal piped, h as 2* track. 138. SNOW SN( TIRES . studdod- «>,io, AT. Irans rotjulR. bod t S | AC. Auiomaiic c&aa a n d bIta. SSO. «* ^i^jc^aippu^ 3000 ml. 1st S2000 tokos ToyoZ. Tc 205x65.R15.Uo ner, ‘>00 $3250.734-2393.1 btpa bar clamp, S8. W733-2287or736-1766« new, nc $95. 543-2633. poR)RD, 1962. 1 ion. flat- H ; P 1 ^ cao 206.64S4532.I; HoSHBariEnwass . - trie w/crank. Like new. SKl-OOO d ~ ed. dual wheels, stake 1 3 1004 I liis. good cond, $2500. B VPPLBOX for 1064 Nla-*• $500,532-4206,670-4273 (2) *98 Summrl 670 X. ■ s»n 4X4, $3000.00. Coll to soe 423-9007. ^ U T O S W A N T M Plotloaso call 206-5434309, ^ R SMIWEWBATHCHAIH - l^lsToE . PJposo can 206^324-4526. _ Seklamused. Exc. shape. ‘SKI-DOO.-89, Formula MX S T IRD, F-250, 1990. 460 B ■ WANTED: '56 Chovy. 2 twyoutowmvoufjr, .$45.CaaS43.91ir______LT strong, lost slod, hq ubic inch ongino, AT. | | | _door_wogon. •65 Chovr. -.li?.Crgood cond, S4000, * I igmowowWACOii IM)64MERainH0NTEREr-ET____ L i ------diy*. du«Jfi«d (n» your - -$1TOOO.-Call 208^84-" “ olio.om 2 door wogon. any loaso call 208-543-4309, , #78D, 5Spe.peed bu«y terwUa. Put cUui- 2345or20a-764.266a 8Biscayno b 2 dr. Diamond T #96B, Classic, dm*-Mvlno dractoty J 2 ^ y i body parts. 736-0949.B QMCIC ’89 Slorra SLE h t ! N oA irr •______o( gooOt *1X1 McHem to SKI-DOO. ’91, Formula bo V8, Automatic ® R « c m (io n Plus. 3200 mllos. fast ^I ,3 550_ong, 0 Campor stioli. = sk)d.S1250.764-2345.B | 1005 Loaoad ed ll Exe. condilion. ^ sNow Only... Onl/M. Call 733-0066 • 1 i 901 I SKIDOO s '96 Summit 500. I ' ANTIQUEAUTOS i E I IC . 7 2 . 3 5 0 . AT. nico : I t o EO EQUtPMENTJ | g ATVSWOTOflCYCLESl long track, oxc. cond. I ; $2500. '74 Skldoo 440, * odyl Runs goodi Dual i &COLLECTIBUS ^ ------PLAYSTATION II * Now. - ru n s.'84 Arctic Cot EWgro xhaust, $650. ?3>9699. = P3991»MMini)90^^ "• ----- HONDA Gold W in g ..... taking bids, new, never & 7 4 SWdoo 440 for ports. " bodIZDA, B2300, '97. oxt. | Asponcado, 1967.ku>dod. Small Trallor. Coll 733- BUICK LeSABRE oxhi i f - opened. Call 324-2705. groat shaoo S5200.- jb.AC.5spd,54Kmiles, 5 9609 after 6 pm .a C------M 1968 $500,00 U47iJ.OOO. Call 734-9681 .■ = CJII735-1662.B ' ^ <38-8516 •*“ ' t f m I SNOW BlIbWER. Toro 5 SSAN, 1986. 2 wheel I CADILLAC *69 Coupo 2 $9.0 ------^tfANTKTOBJ^ ftONOAXH200R.-1999 4 -hprEasystartrhardty- - -OO' ivorwould mnko flood ■ ■ 2 0 0 0 H o n d a XR SOR. U80d.$399.734-9122.D0b door, hardlop. Runs uck lor high school U C ol 5 4 3 ^ 5 ovosAvknds. =_ _ ■ ■ _ ■ - -good.brakoegood.drtvos avi anw l RU. CHAIN SAWS Stihl. Husky. SNOW MOBtt£ TRAILERS ludont. $1300 dr bosi ■ ------20+ Inch bar. good cond.1. ' HONDA.-Foromon, 1999. | homo. S5000. 352-4211 ,,,for. Can 208-733-6207J l ■ Buy diroct from monufoc- Wh«ovos. 934-9340 days.1 436!flo 1070» •Trailers* Ford Crow Cab 4x4. Arryf An at Jolly Low Prlcost cond. 1964 Falrlana ^I BERT HARBAUGH J98 Pontiac Grand AM Sports Coupo. 366-2680I MOTORS Local Trade • or 366*7969 Downtown Wemtell- O nly 3 0 K M llest ■ s n W M I H WANTED - Looking torf 6 3 M 323 Loai ^ Hammond B3.C3 or At 00• JSUNBIRD, •92. io n. Open organ. Pleaso contactI bow. 115 hp O/B, oxc. k> not Include tax. lille, or $40} didealer DOC fe«. Prlcos good•d IhIhnj Oocember 30 .2 0 0 0 543-2946. cond. $6500.644-1191 .■ S l WANTED-OUTDOOR 4 Nativity scene. CallI iI 904 I 733-8451. I|CAM PER^HE^ WANTED 16' aluminum G -KULIgZZ.Tsa-ft^ceH:^ ------boat-w/-ffaUerr-Wltn-qr contained.- Good cond. • motor. 544-2662 . . $1600 firm. 423-6259H W>&flED.19a7 Dodge r LANCECan^r,-8ftTport-- . 199)99 Honda Accord EX - . Bix>ttl, gas, elect, rofrig., ” 4x4rSCT.'AT ■ ^q^ j ^ C a b ____ laded. 27K nnest . hydmulteiodo,S900. L oadedl 1998 Ford WindstaIs ta r Q L _ - _ r WAMTED Cemper shen for Cau C 734-7992. ^ d e d 33F , Loaded. a '94 Mazda or 0'04 ^ s D E R ~ ca m p o r shoU. Fits ' w B m 1998FOM . Ranger, ahon bed. ** Rear Heat/AC! •92 to *97 Ford. $1000 4x4, a t, I 736-6056 , new. M STOa 64348990 WANTED TO BUY • OMer n FenderguttarampOflers. Oualiw condition. Many Any cond.', Ca0 3 2 6 - i ^ sizes/models. Starting or 6 ^ 9 8 ^ . $100,676^)103 WNTEDTOBUY.non' ~"WANTED; set ot cable working generators. ------WotaorgworawrMB:------(■■Dllch pumps. 324.7426. ^ WKBt tHWWlLDEHNEBS Silverado, AT, ^ .Je9.AlpJnB.10’Hydrawic- 197 Ford Aspire----- Ext: C ab, • idc.LS.AT dgffijyj[ i J F 1 9 9 5 Nissan Quest liei^ tap©'recorder pjrta* i*cka; j self I

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; CHEVY.'00 Tahoiho « LT. SC O O T.'66.4 cyl,. r FORO ‘*7 Aaplro, AC.I Ala t HONDA- 1998 AccoWLXLX. LINCOLN. Conllnanial. loadod, exc. cond.,Id.. 32 k tuno up. runa graal, ll. P O N T U C ,'8 5 , Grand Am,1, TOYOTA‘ M R-2-85 faat car MAZDA, Protege. 1B94,' u./ 60K mia. new (ires, ’nicenic v e . 4 door, loadod. 34K4K '06. Looka good. Runana 4-dr., 4-cty.. AT. loaded, VW, BO Bm Uc QLS coupe, *1^? ; mia.. S24.500,733-913-9102J ruat.$1S00/orter K S ap. $2500yoffar. Im zu \ 69K mllaa, AT, ACfpS. . ' paint lob, great condond. nillaa. $17,200.733-517373 great. S2000/olfer. Callsll Q fw S g o o . 9 ^ 0 4 7 d l f 5-ipd.-AC. PW.POL, BVY.iro7.h(on,idn, 4X4, Call 324-9011 lr tr o ^ r 'a 0 4 x 4 S B O .S 1 7 -’ J AM/FM c ia a . exc. «>nd. . 1 , ____ $4500/otfor. 32S-4053S3 - HONDA. ’96. A ccord EX. 733-5061. ■ AM/FM, CD. $15,400. Ivorado packago,'OO. 0*C. 8 EKTRA. '92. AM/FM $4250. C«n208-636-) 659' FM tape ______!•------low ml., PW wlndowaI 8 & MERCURY • '.03 T racer [' ailverodo'S1,^4tonAT, 'Can 1-000-743-6502. Olr ^ • cond. S14.000.543-^43-4309. dock.-FW D. 5 apd..d.. exc. FORD, '9 4 . T em po. 4 dt ar le d a n . AT. AC, AM/FM,' Cf 536-2129 Of 837-BP24. 4 dr. akylfghl. all loaltior, aecu-w- wagon, AT. AC, 103K I. S1300yofter: 438.6013 ^ ^ 6Ht:VV, Q8 0X1 cot>:ab 4x4. cond. AC, S4000/00/offer, loadod. low mllea. red IK caaa. PS, PB. S11.608. VW, Super Bm Oo. 74. ra- 5 = f red. rity ayaiem & naw Urea.M. mllea, S3SOO/offar. CallIll Can 1-0OO-743-95O2. Olf * 6-cyl. AT. AC, 11 ,0 0 0 280-0934 or 734-0641)640 ■ $4000. 034-4047. dir.;___ $11.SOO/offef. 733-3901J ^ fov57Asnp?rw75: ibun anglnt, naw brakea, f l 1 0 9 9 i I milos $18.988. \M 643-2370A ' new llrea, rvbullt e n g ln t, < a u t o d e a i m ‘0- C a ll T 5 ? 6 Ya - 1987 4x4. p 6 n t ia c , Bonneville, '8?^ 2 aai ol tlrti on rlma, ■I ^t J : 1-800-743-9502. Dir e«- ^"nOAM.-92.rod,4dr.4 dr.. ISUZU • Im pulao,-eo. PWW UERCURY Topaz,'94,r. V0. AT, n a w 16* radlala, $4S00.CH734-^Ji $4000.943-6504. J a m . cab. 4 cylinder, S5 aI p d . P J . PB . AT. cruise.). 3:33 & mirrora.Nic® cor in great r CheW , filaror. 977691? 97, CD. Smitty Bulllacce »al N Ic o c a r. $ 2 8 5 0 . 530-3- c le a n M e w n a rllO O K< ToUUWAQEN\ BUO-73. "Z m.p.g.. show room cond»nd. »hope.$1409. 670-0097.ff- 6391 or Ajvtna 324-71441 mnea. $995.733-2727. > mlloa. Voftoc 4.3 V6. mint nea. runa groat. S45C m JualhllmelorChrlatmaal fl 1 0 5 3 n ' ~ T a x \ S ootalde, $3,495 U N C O L N -1991 Mark VII, ] con<).SieK.d44-ii91191.B ' rter. Call QoodlngIQ 034-I Call644-1423.* /II, O L O S,1903,0«ftaB 8R oyy- ^NTIAC-'07 Sunllre. Looka Braat,rtbultt motor, f l IMPORT* SPORTS OO OG E ‘9 9 Q ua d a T a 6 5951or530-0998« burgundy, loaded,d, ole.120Kmla.,exc.cond.d. coupe, exc. cor>d. AT, AC.: $3500. Can 735-1397. ■ | CARS $4500/otter. 732-5479. Cummins LWB. Loadod. LoQ A ' -= ~ i HONDA-1992 Accord EX _ $5.000.734-6663.B $a,7S0/ofter. e44-O780.«I \ VOLKSWAGEN.N»w ■ YOUR 30k mia. $29,600.30 C all m 1 0 1 0 coupo. 2 door, black,,A ATt! LINCOLN Mark V .'78. 8. OLDSMOBILE BS. 1993,r SUBARU‘s e W aoon 4x4 Bealla, 1999 GLS. load- CHEVY Hi - 1B00 Corvaiia . S36-C644.536-S644i a IQ all powor, aun roof. oxc. Q ood c o n d itio n . $995.5. cruise, AC. PL .PS. 29.9. . 6 apd. New cluteh & CVC; -. ed.eCD. rBd,.ifiK mi.. .-J runs {jroot. $4850: Coll Call 734-3561 after 6pm. ~ - coupe, 0 apd. Sebrtng Sll------A D I : DODGE • •96. >i(on, c 1. m.p.g,, exc. cood., $4,295.5. (OInta.StSOO. 733-2467. $16,0OQ/o(rer.73l-7474.B . ver. y laalfier, all oplfona. TIM CMEV - ‘92. Aalro,T m u : 731-2464. MAZDA -ai RX7 (2) One^ Call 733-4720.B ' TIMES CUSSIF^O : cab. V-8, AT. AC,, cn/ls®,c a oxl.. V-e. AT. AC. $K TOYOTA "92 Cam ry LE ■ VWV - 1988 J e tts QL, AC, alway*Baraaed.0Kmllea. « r $5000. ------j r r- partial reatoro. $2500 tor DEPAFrrME^^ whito w/graphlca. ^834^847 a,. HONDA A ccord. 1900. or PLYMOUTH, Breeze,■ While. QokJ pkg. Spoiler. AT, 4 door, black, goo d aaaume ■ leaae pymta ol . 515,000.934-«847.( both. H em * built 3 wheellol 1097. Silver. 4 dr. LowMr GniatoondS6000.5&^I cond..$3000.734-3021. $011 $ permo. lorlSm o'a 2i208-73;^S53| - r oQcT Ofay lh9ido 4 oul. AT, 117 Trlmutor w/2 cyl, Onan. •DODGE, '96. V-10. I •ftn rt ^ '" I - LX. 4 dr.. $3750. n, mlloa. like now. muat aalllHI TOYOTA Camry, 1996,: WVJetta,'87.2dr.coop«,V or ? pay off $40,000. Call 60mph. 60mpg. $600 Reduced io S60OO/otfor.r. AT, 40k ml, S6600. Very • pkg. 48Kmllos. E S15.500. Call 732-5275274 ■ Call 731-2464* Coll 733-3320 ’ AT. aunroof. allver. good ^ 208^77-4543 : cona. 516,900.733-1: I Pleaae coll 208-934-0602.1^ 1 dean. Bee now. 4 2 0 - 3 0 ^I cond.. $2500.423-9745.B ^ 21 1973. tu ti..10 van. (BURLEY) : ' FORD 1980. 3/4 Tonon 4X4 12’., % ton. 310. AT. r 460 V-8 4 spood wilh oir. good.SIOOO. 734-163{ 52500, 433-0516 L.™"* / " Cot>n Paulos Irin Jerom e i 9 l l S ------— — FORD '80. AoroStar V > & TWln Fai FORO • ‘76 ton. r 5T 7S ; X ^ K f"'*- AC. AT. g. boy. 4x4. AT. now' oni c a ^ ,S 2 .6 0 0 . 324323 ; & tiros. 53300. 734-94< FO H D - 1994 Arrowata: i FORD . ’90. F-250, V-£v-o. 4- gpd Btandard. 134K mil make spd,. AC, sholi w/cai '/offer. , • kll, 55000, 934-4647. i ; FORD ■ 96 F350, d • cab. 460. XLT, gr, F O f lD .A e r o a tn r, I91 MB BID 1ajck.highmilo9.5l4,£14 «wo ''“ 'V - SS5C5500/- • - ottof. Call 025-9633.B mm Call 734-0330 V . ■ - PLYMOUTH Voyager FORD • 1995 F350 Ci f'oSu flallye.'06,whito.2 8lla.sliding m cab XLT. 460, AT, F a V i;« i f®ar rocliniiHIning PL, koyloss enl7 . AM/FMAM/ captalna chair. 3.3L Pl 1 - cassono. CD changor, un';K« onglno. AC/ aforoo. tac ; ausponaion lift, Rancloncho r o o ,. , Q QQQ ^|,g, n i niios.. • f J ahocka and traction bt M m ____ j n bora. ' remaining on transfora! tjfuah fluafd. noff ai orablo f f , bars. 35x12,5x16.5s Ilf ■ «0"anty. S7950., ' I------Nico truck in oxc.M coi n l Call 734-34M .B S19,SOO/o»of, 734^754757— iLXMOUTH._Orarid_V« , y. T agof Van. '64. good cor . FORD • 2001 F150 XI S WHO ELSEE OFFERS oxt. cab, 5.4 liior V8. f 52600. Call 736-7159.1 g - - • PW. powof mtrrofa.•s' lit,’-I PONTIAC, 93. Trana Spo^ • S DAY MONIYIIY BACK OUABANIIICON AM/FM. CD. rear alidorslid V-6 . AT. loadod. ono owown- AU USID ViHIIHKUS lo s s th a n 2 400 milon iln s . Of $5900. 934-4847 dif P265 Irfos. 526.000/oHVoftor. ^ ^ 2 ^ • 3 MONTHS/3,'3,000 MIU WARKANT Pioaso call 208-543-43<-4360. I 1 0 2 0 II I FORD 1993, F250. 4x I^JJTOSFORS^LE JO YOU (AN BUYBU YOUR USED CAR ORW iggsMm so p o r c a b . XLT. tu turi ro o • - MERCURY MOUNniniNEER 2000OTOyOTinCOMAS1SR5 4K4 - diosol. 57600.934-524^ lIHftAttOFMlHD! ~ Please check your odni fofor ______™ ___ Powerr MlMoon Roof, Le 7,!95 ...... W 5 . I AC, hoQi Ifonl & roar. PW.PW ■ bright rod, fantaslic m.p.g, ,000 5-5peeJJC,0Blf!3i im n ^ e s PL. S12,500/ol(or. CallCal clean. 56,000. Call #UC3187...... : 280-0934 or 734-9640*o a 934-4272 a fte r 7pm.M; 1981 EMC IIHMV( ...... oiid'I*11,988 ^ : GMC, t972, ISOOCusiorrHorn CHEV - '68. Cavalier, 224.■i.2 limlhile, Cient Cemlilw,' t o PU, 350 V8. AT, Cloanoan _ V -6. AT, AC^52900, Coll ------1!1999 BHCIIHHYSI . j ------; S3500, Cair934:6280.«)M' ' 934-4847. dir. -ffll0744B^T.:....T..T77T7r:r.77..-.0IID r*6,J •888- F p p i - Uollieher, V6,Powh Scot, Absolutelyly lcloaded! . j ; GMC. t988.350040r..PV\■pw CHEV - '92. Lumina. 4-dr.,dr., •___ windows, steeringn g . V-6. AT. AC. S3000. CollDon I------1------...... I ___ br.nkcs. 4,54 onglno.no.. 934-4847.dir... - fA149321A l $A A Q ll • S5950/o(lor. 733-044£4 4 5 CHEV.-96, Corsica. 4-cly.. I loavo msg. or 26Q-0615JI5J1 ... AT. AC, rod. 55500. I jEROME...II0W m £ U | O l l • *^* * * * * * * * * * * * * 188 I Call 934-4647. dir. • JEEP Grand Wogonoor,oor. CHEVY - '9 6 Lumina. 6 cyl. 1987. riow moiallic boigooigo_ ...maroon..AC,-cruiM ,.PW , _____ OMIIU______...... • ' paint wilh woody aido,Ido. POL. low milos. ono own- brand now iiroa 4 customilom or. hko now. 57495. Coll i -1999P0PdNTlAO'MOiniNAI w, fill fum, liM...lcalTiiih whools. Loss than 5000000 732-5480a . 2880.UUD mis. on now motor, bur­ ■ .___V6JullPiII Pow, Alloy Whoeb, Local Trad M ...... ONLY 5,5015 0 0 JIIE S ; gundy loaihor intorior. 5HE-vy-i900 Co..»ii. This car is in mini condt- convertible,whlto.vofy 1 9 9 9 FOBORDWINDSTARLX IVAN ; , lion insido & out. Froshly nice, $10,500 firm. Call iffl35( iioiErunoniD S43.9175or733.1907 ...... VUuto,CDCIi 356429A lO Ofrods____ ffl03312A-J ♦ . lunod & funs.porfocl. jflionjer, Only 21,000 Miles. OOtJdd ' ' • S7600. Coll 734-39155 or CHEVY. 97 Cavalier, se­ ...... JBROUl3M£...H0W 11,HOO 1 . 737-4667. dan. AT, AC, AM/FM, 2800 CHEVI/AS $21,995 ...... M ii* * ' 1 8 .9 8 a . * * casa, tilt, cruiao. $7,080.E: #034353M ! : iSuZU.'Amioo, 1994. 4X4. Call 1-000-743-9502. Dir TWINFALLS...] I 1994 FOHDF.190l90tDPEBCU “■..M6,888 1 : f . ■ • Whito, S5750 Of boat offor.flor.' CHEVY, 99 L um ina, ao-10- L . ,,. -----_ J #1112285-WA!EIPEDITIOII EDDIE BIDEB 1 ; Ploosocall208'644-9148.148. don, AT. AC. AM/FM,M, ------H M J o itliJ rr- caaa. PS, PS. $13,480. I : JEEP •'80, CJ5, 6xc. 1°: 1995 UBlEniOII( #KM13348A .....'...... WU 1998 FOBD E I condition. S4000. Call at-a,: Cain-800-743.9602. Dir ...... c»g*Sr* 2 3 ,8 8 8 I icr 6:00 p.m. 324-1130B)■ CHeVY^, 99 Tonoo, AT, AC,S' J-Spee((/lf...teii/W«llfd g g g 1995 FOBD F190 BQD JE E P '64 Chorokoo Spori^ coiiso, AM/FM caaa, CD. 90IIIPEBUB 19 #KI9/093A-W«S8,)91,995 ...... k o w ' 6 , 9 1Z.BB8 #ot2283 ... Fair condilion. Runs.na alami. P3. PW. $24,988. H U B ■HVS.loitiU^ • noods ongmo work. Call 1-600-743-9S02. Dif S750/o(tor Coll788-5011 ^ 1990 CHEVII01ETBUBU2III #£36726E...... 0IIB*12 JE E P ‘96 Grand Chorokoo hardtop. lbc1ofyV6-310!I?' full-Siu/full Power oxc. cona, 40K mia. Now[ow a ll n o w I n a ld o & o u t. g g g 1998 FOBD BUS . tiros. V-8. towpkg.; Q, $4050, Call 736-8097. HSEB4M ' J imm ...... o k it ‘ 7 , 8 12.988 $17.400. COI1326-220515 DODGE Naon. 1097. goodBd B o o lilis J e e p -~95 urand Cnofo-75: cood., low ml.. S7000/oftaf.it. p . I ---- ITO284 ...... ' koo. limtiod, powof ovory-iry. 736-8370 or 731-3224...... ohbMS thing. looihor Intorior,or, E-MAIL yourcloaattiod ad whito. 6 cyl. 6 pack CD3D to u a a l I 19gilEEi>CBEBOIB0IEE4H FORD F150 SUPERRCREW I I ployor, 513,500.20OK»75.^ twInadOmloron.ntt 13.888 H ■ SCy6nh,/lC,/liJlt ulD, Full Power, Low Miles, Lotolld Trade. ; j g E P - l e dhorokoo 4x4,x4, FORD '9 2 Talurua LIghI 2 0 0 1 1 .very cloon.l ownar.gOKOK blue. eOKmlB. Toke over MHIIIi k 3 IUI2265B-WASSI’S16,!95...... 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