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Dwan said. osc belongings \vere seized bu w host DvDwan said the hospital is expexplor- ' Out ofthe ring 'alls Policc um ed to him by thc Tii^n Fall? g all avenues for paymenie n i o f International Boxinjing Federation in g p a rtm e n t. ;>re t h a n SfiflD.OOO in mc e d iic a l heavyweight champ FrFrancois Botha m o r >ome of the items were given1 to people lls, b u t w ill n o l u s e m o n e y/ giigiv e n was stripped ot his belt)elt by a federal bills, 0 c la im e d th e m fro m police as to lillie Tellez family by the ppul u b lic judge Wednesday. PagoBI prope)perty, althougii policc cannot fo rllr th e ir su p p o rt. w hlat a t happened to all of thee n “This would be contrary to ith e . ite mms. s A judge ruled that the iten irit in which it was given,”rn.” h e - Gymnasts sparkle a c tu:ually a the burglar’s and shoul miid. Athletes from Twin FaFalls’ Sage Gym- beensn returned to him. TcTellez lost the three limbss wlw h en nasties earned accolade3des at the state Xh(rhe chcck, issued Tuesday, sigisignals the h iss cclothes were caught in thele iiirac- meet in Boisc. e n dd oof a 3-year-old civil suit filed by r-powered post-hole diggerg e r on P a g e B3 Killin[linger a g a in st th e c ity of T \rin 1 Sc';c. 13. Vnd police will no longer retur prop- y to burglary victims; a judge nowi les who gets what, said Fritza V ^ lic hh, , tthe city altom cy for Twin I'al K■Cillinger il is serving prison set Li n e - i t e m1 Marco Polo trout fo r• scselling drugs and for burglary.iry. Idaho’s stc-elhead migrligrate from fresh PolPolice arrested J<ilIinKCr'in I'J: on w ater to the Pacific Oceac e a n - a n d b a c k - b urglnry rg l charge and confiscated h prop- but their journey is frai'raught with dan- erty.ty. K illinger’s girlfriend app:ip p a re n tly y ee t o p a s sles e ger. id e•ntified n t some items as stolen th Pa^o Dl not,t, while^ other burglary victims I L o sA\ngcles r Times id esntifi'ed m other stolen itemsIS a ASHINGTON — In a movnove liiat X. 0\ST1,■n, W o n d crlfch said. I w a : T arget shooting legislative \ compact-disc player, a teleph an- I w o uId ld shifl power from the legi; Columnist David Hodlocklander offers ering5 machinc and 11 otherr in I branchich to the W hite House, theh e ;S e n a te practical tips for liveninging up springnme Iging. to Killinger “were app I pa.sseded a landmark measure WediV edncsday trips to the shooting rang' 3 c l a i m e d I g ru nting tii presidents authority lo10 vveto in­ PageDi 8ive,ven to other people who c n a g e u i ;m ,'’ W ondcrlich said. I ' dividu;lual spending items in billsils vwithoui DDuring u a November 1995 civil,'il ttria l, de- I rc jening c ti thu entire measures, rtive Sgt. Dave Heidcmann ofif tlthe Twin [ I I fiByly a vole of 69-31. the Senn;enale ap- lls Policc Department testifiedied that he I 1 p ro ved e t legislation giving the exccxeciiiive g a vve e a black steamer trunk andm d a S ony MIKESAISO ich a powerful tool tiiat allill nmodern mpact disc player to two womtomen with- _ ^ d hot chocolate and coolol ffans, Twin presidiidenis have retjuested butI allalt previ­ Decision should sttS t a n d ership. ac- O" a" omoon that omphaslzod I t seeing any proof of owners rm In a sloop- o u s Coi^ongresscs had denied them, The state Land Boardard’s rejection of rstim ony. h :School student Coroy' CChrlstonson koops warm rding to a transcript of his tcstir Falls High le House also was expecleded tto pass the Auger Falls damI dcdecision was no i/hllo v^atchlng a so ftb a llll g a m o W o d n o sd a y In TwIiwin Falls. ‘llie Dan Killinger has agreed notnut to sue Ing bag wh line-itcm veto without difficulficulty Fri- “taking," today’s editoriajrialsays.
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