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W e a i ’h e r Today: M ostly sunny \vith west SalrQon hear call of the (virtual) w ild '^ d s S t o 15 mph. Highs 75 to By William Brock . 80. Lows 40 to 45. PageA 2 W ith extinction loom ing, experts p&i ■i'hou’^ h e arten e d b y th e new s. Id ah o cpnsen’aciWis's and even the chief of STANLEY - it's not as good as “tlie real thm g." but a batch of hatchery, the state’s fisliflfs hJur^iu'Sy liatchery M a g i c V a l l e y hopes on hatchery sockeye from Idaho raised sockeyc salmon have scooped out fish are a poor substitute for ^^L«l)nion. :_____ ;___ Snll, they’re better than nothing. Ro^r^i! sites for eggs in ed in comitig u-eeks. redd had l«;en obsen-ed in ;iJI of the nri.- “W e’re buying time. T hat’s all this pro­ Redfish Lake, according to the Idaho "This is a j imponani milo,srmc,” said Departm ent of Fish and Game. vious years. ' gram ivas ever designed to do,” conceded ^ampa-based rwcarch biolo­ Fisheries experts are hoping more A baker’s dozen redds could cook up to Steve Huffakcr. fisheries bureau chief gist for Fish and Game. 'Hic adiilt-rclease fo r F ish a n d CamL- spavvning site s - o r re d d s - niU b e detect- program began in 1993. but only one i> lot of fish because spawning females lay a b o u t 2.000 eggs p e r redd. •‘W hen you’re duwu tw o o r fo u r w ild PIC3S'. 5L‘c SALMON, Page A2

On track; Jerome group plans to T h e l o n g h a u l ^ buiJd a BMX course. Democratic ...... P a g e B l Sheriff's race: Candidates for TurircoirltiT— Tivin F ^s County sheriff speak on the issues.^ make costly _Hoiise race__

I WIN I-ALI.S - Dem ocrats want to add another candidate to the November Hooked to a crano, the remains of a 1908 Jeep CJierokeo. a t left ■' »P «o 510,000 for that w as stolen and sent fiylng into the Snahe River Canyon are 1 win I-alls County taxpavers. pu led through a waterfall Thursday affemoon near the Hansen I im -Dodd, a pari-iinie elecirical engi- - All square; St. Louis squares its Bridge THo vehicle was about 500 feet from the top of the canyon, iieer :md stay-at-home dad. intends to He his candidacy against Republican according to crano operator Jim Thorpe, who owns Twin Falls Body NLCS se rie s w ith A tlan ta, vrirr- Kep. Mark Stubi>s, a Twin Falls attornev rang 8-3. P a g e D1 and Paint. Employee Steve Olsen, below, lost a coin toss and had to le would replace Kimberly anist Sandv Hike to the Iwttom of the canyon to attach a cable, said Thorpe Bjonison, wiio u-iihdrew in August, But Twin Falls County has alreadv Home stretch: The top-ranked Thorpe has pulled 'a t leasf 25 vehicles from the floor of the canyon in the past 15 years, ho said. Above, appraiser Denise Evans of Boise pnnted its ballois, said Clerk Bob Fort, CSI voUeyball team faces a con­ curiously examines the wreckage. ference test against Ridjazz:— ■ them at a cost of 53.000,' he said 1 Semi-retired higher road speed Dodd said he has been thinking about ■-axecutive Tom running for three weeks', because lie The Associated Press doesn’t want to let Stubbs run unchal- iiave yet to gather data 1 Hazzard’s little enged. The e.vpense is a shame, lie said since raising sp e ed lim its. Sun Valley jazz init It could happen,for any reason, WASHLNGTON - Since Many troopers out on the “If they left (U.S, Sen.) U rr>- Craig off festival has got­ tfie federal government let roads, however, echo Utah tlie ballot. I m .sure there would be some ten out of hand. states raise iiighvvay .speed Higliway Pairol Lt. Roben e.\pensc involved," he said. -“It’s impor­ I.imits last winter, at least Flowers, who says he’s see­ Page C l tant that we have some Democrats in tiie eight- states that did so ing more damage from Magic Valley delegation." • have .seen Hncrea>cs.in- iiigh-spt'ed crashes: “It A fter Bjornson withdrew from the New channels: Continental highu-ay deaths, an opens vehicles up. Doors ticket, Democrats were asked to find a Cablevision adds three new clian- Associated Press survev come off, windows come found. replacem ent i)y Sept. 7. said Penny n els for so m e o f its su b scrib e rs • Ysursa, administrative secrctai^- for the ' Y et, four other .•itntos A little more than luilf P ag e'C r that raised limits saw fatal elections ilivision of the Secrctarv of the stales have increased ■ S ta te ’s office. accidents drop siigliily. limits on at least some "To bo quite frank, and I don’t mind The conflicting statistics iiigiiways since Congress p in io n bemg quoted, 1 do ihink tiiat this is cer- O have led the American e n d ed th e fed e ra l c ap o f 55 tamly a burden on the taxpayers of Twin Automobife Association miles per hour — 65 mph Weaver for sheriff; Jim Weaver I-alls county due lo tiie lack of planning and the government’s on niral inierstates. or organization of a particular legislative beat the incumbent Jerome N ational Higliway Traffic Before the change, high­ district,” Ysursa said, “You’re costing County sheriff in the Republican Safety Administration to way deaths iiad been caution that it’s too soon to taxpayers approximately 510,000 increasing for the previous prim ary last spring, and he because it wasn’t acted on in August.” draw firm conclusions. iliree years, higliway safety deser\'es the job for the next four Many states, for instance. Uy law. parties have until Oct. 25 to years, today’s editorial says. groups note.' Please see CANDIDACY, Page A2 Page A6 S e c t i o n b y s e c t i o n

Section A mo* s...... e Robbery suspect’s Idaho Weatlier....;...... 2 BacMKat...... 8 Nation...... 3-5 ...... 6 S ection DJ home yields gun cache World...... 7-8 Sports...... 1-6 F eds looldng SfctlbTB'" Section F MafcVa,,ey..l-4 . ^ for 4 th person

“ '(“a™®...... 2 - Comte 0 Tho Associated Press______Idaho...... Money..., 3 4 W est...... 6 SPOKANE, Wash. - Federal Legal notices ...4 agent.s .sought a fourth person •Classified.....4*8 Thursday in a series of Spokaue-area bombings and Section C bank robberies believed to Charles Barbeo . Robert Bony have been carried out by white separarists. P>'drode.x powder, a bomb-mak- two men and a woman, ijie ....Classifed...... 1 6 Federal agents also found a m g material-, alo n g w ith fo u r M- 203 grenade launcher tubes, newspaper did not identify its large cache of weapons and source. "supplies that could be used for camouflage clothing and sever­ Berry, 42, Charles Barbee, 44, making bombs at the home of al flak jackets. They al.so found We ptt on rocycW papw, Ffcw laitfc It and Jay Merrell, age unknown, one of the three men charged a copy of Newsweek magazine’s W e d n e sd a y in th e crim es. edition with the Oklahoma City all from the Sandpoint area, Court documents showed FBI bom bing on th e cover. were each charged in federal agents foimd at least nine rifles The FBI'search of three court W ednesday w ith two jClasslfied •or handguns, largo amounts of hotnes and a business in north counts of anned bank robbeo', gunpowder and hundreds of Idaho began Wednesday. three counts of detonating Mrs. Vandorstelt sold her Chjivy rounds of ammunUion at the A federal official said agents . bombs, one count of possessing Suburban In two days by using Sandpoint, Idaho, Home of were soarcliitig fora fdufih per- " hand grenaaes,“tw'b counts o f' Robert Berry 'and at the son belie\’ed involved in one of stealing vehicles and conspira­ The Tlmes-Nows Classldeds. Foremost Truck Service th e ba n k ro b b erie s, cy to com m it th e crim es. Center, an auto repair shop ‘‘Ultimate-ly a fourth person Berry also was charged \«th r33-0931, Ext^ 1 -w h e re h e re n te d space. be cliarged at some point," being a felon in possession of Also found by FBI agents the officer said, speaking on w eapons, were , several pounds of condition of anonymity. “We’re If convicted, they could face Pleaso seeROBBDiY. PageA 2 IMAGED COPV A-2 Tlme^Naw*. T*tln F«l!i, Idaho FrIdJy. O ctolw fil, 1996 TF

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■ IDAHO W M th5rr»J v C A S -)i AcBQSJIHRjmLQJiL •M a^ic\'allcv Midwest, Northeast receive additional scattered showers The Associateij Press S i W d i J ^ -«o to •♦s. Illinois, Indiana and Ohio. It sent temperatures plunginj; into the 30s and -10s over mucii of AUchigan. ' “ Livjolct index fiireca.si is 3, a low exposure luvel. There were scattered showers over parts of the A weak disturbance over the Padfic N onhwest leh iSonheast and the southern Ohio Valley on Tliursday cloudy conditions with some showers over, portions of Extncicd regional forcai.st while w eather condition.'; were calm and quiet from eastern Montatia. Sunday mostly cloudy. A chancc of rain. Low; mainlv in the Mi-s-sissippi River to the Pacific Ocean. A ridge of. high presstire that had brought warm tJic 30*. HiRJu 55 to 60. One w eather system brought light to m oderate rain ■ temperatures to th e West should begin to move into Monday and TucstLiy ji.inly cloudy and cooler. A slicht from Maine to eastern New York. Another spread thePlainsbyFriday. chance of sIioklts mainly during the aftenKwns. Lo>« 25 scattered showers over eastern Kentucky and That could result in moisture over the Pacific 10 Jb.U jghsinthcS O s. 1 cnnessee, into ponions of western Virginia. Northwest and cooler temperatures in the central Much cooler weather could move into the Rockies. Camas Prairie, \ \ ’(Kxi Ri\ cr X'alicv Northeast and New England on Friday, and extend as A cool down w as possible across the Southwest Mostly sunny today, Hi^hs 70 to 75. Tn'niKhi mostly far south as ihe Tennessee Valley and mid-Atlantic where ilte deserts could see temperatures drop below clear. Lows near 30. Saturci.iy mostly sunny. Ifishs G5 to states by Saturday morning. tlie 100-degree m ark over the weekend. By Thursday afternoon, a cold front that moved Tlie central Plains should remain calm and mild for ihrougli the southern Great Lakes toudied off show­ the next couple o f days, which should mean autumn 'IVcasurc Vallcv ers across southern Michigan, Wisconsin, northern days from Texas to North Dakota. M iimIv sunny and’ mild todav. Cooler. Higlis 7S West winds 3 lo 10 mpli. T«ni);li’t mostiv clear. Lows „ mid-}Os, Saturday mostly sunny. Fliglis in the mid-70s. T iiM I’EltVnjRIvS Northern N'c\ada ' Variable hi^ili clouds north today, llifdi.s in the midvOs * e i i £ a to Imv 80s. Tomfjii fair skies. Lows in the upper 20s and 30s. Saturday pan ly cloudy n o n h . Breezy. Ilifttis in the 70s.

Norrhcm L'rah «J'c •'’"•‘-■r to mid- A LMANAC lUe 80s, Tomptii clear and cooler. Lows middle 40s to Inwer 50$. Saturday sunny and a little cooler. Iliglis 7S-80 Tlie uhrariolet inde.x foreca.st is 4. a low e.xposure level Idaho T w i n I' liIIs '*‘=P Mai Min PepIP I DAI IQ u i;,v n ii;ii s i m m a r \- ...... - VcslerdBy 84 - rt.1 Butlcy 82 l-ast year 77 47 ...... 65 51 .'ia Thursday was another nice sunny day across much of 85 74 FairfielO 80 Normal 70 37 .02 the south and parts of the north. •IS 44 -.02 GooQing m Higher clouds dominated the north and parts of the 52 31 Hac.erman 90 Precipitation southwest, and moved into tJie Magic Valley late in the 81 59 laafio Falls 81 Monmtodaic; .00 afternoon. — 62 58 69 iefome 81 Normal mo', to cate: .22 High temperatures at midafternoon ranged from 86 50 57 33 Le«i5lon 81 Water year to flaio; .00 degrees at Mountain Home to 81 at Idaho Falls, while Normal year to flate: ,22 102 73 M.ilaa 85 Cocur d'Alene, at 73. and Hailey, with a 68-decrce readinn. 53 41 were the cool spot.s. .07 Mailn 88 55 38 '.11 ..... C o m fo rt fa c to rs 69 McCoil 79 Win^s were geneniliy liglit and variable througliout the 58 Humidity at noon: 44 pet. 82 47 Pocatclio 83 Qoromcterat noon: 30.13 F There were no repons of rainfall. 54 45 Salmon m Pollen count; 35 Isagobrush). 88 53 Daylight Saving Time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday. Oct. 27. 71 Stanley 73 moflerato. Mold: 1086 (mooer- 58 65 57 Sun Valley 77 ate)sm ui. 76 52 62 55 !i 2 ,9CT\\'Alt:il Idaho: 9 ? ‘i‘--8«-ces at Hagcrman. Lou; 24 degrees at Stanley. Nation; Higli, 103atLakeHavasu City,vVriz:Lo;v. 18at/ytkin.Minn. Sunset today 7:03 p.m. F llii; D.VN'GliH Sunrise tomorrow 7:47 a m 12; first quarter. Oct. F o r m o r f . information ______Tlie fire danger index for south nuaner, Nov. 2. central Idaho tocJ.iy is: \ isible pLwtK MominK; Saium. Mars. Venus, Tm c .0 the National WcaOicrScTOa- radio l>and at VHF.Fll 16H or 162.55 or call 4234423. The Internet atldress for Idalio Transporradon For forest lands: Not available. . Mcrcuo'. EvcninR; Jupiter. Saturn. For range lands: Not available. Department road reports is: http7/uinv.state.id.us/itd/itdiimpg.htm Reports have been discontinued for the season. Salmon R o b b e r y ___ Continued from A1 where they spend most of their fish returning every couple of said. “At least ■ j ’ve got a Ccntlnuetl fromA2 lives. They return to the lakes men were connected to other years, you don’t have a whole lot chance.” life in prison without parole. in federal court with conspiring where they were bom to spawn, Justin Hayes, a Boise-based bank robberies or bombings in to build pipe bombs. Prosecutors of options,” Huffakersaid. th en die. They were held witjiout bond in the region. 'Hie adult-release program is a consen-ation scientist with Idaho the Spokane County Jail. contend the nine were planning In years past, thousands of big. “We are not ruling out some test of w hether hatchery fish can Rivers United, echoed Huffaker’s They a^accused of robbing for a “confrontation” with the red fish returned to Redfish possibilities.” the federal source __pa.ss on proper genetiw to . assessment. *t*L A-__ ... U.S. government or the United t—Xake, hence tli« name.-biit-num— young fish that will migrate to " ------^iWnciiiiiviecd lliortlii pri;...... brUS™ !^^Apnl'raid'lM y ----- bers have fallen to a handful in ..w v»... show they were aware tiie Pacific Ocean, then return. recent years. , , _ Last rrionth. Fish and Gam* =KdS:;^2 uppua.cu me un-esieu men may of each other s and have talked — -Snnke-River sockeye - which turned 120 adult sockeyeloose in coniinutT36mnit.cominutT36mg it. Authorities ....were still trying to -have known some •oFthcTiine - - and maybe physically met'” the' includes those born in the Redfish Lake, ll i e number is sig­ “But r also encourage the peo­ determine whether the three p eo p le a rre s te d in W estern source siid. L i it did n S appS ? Salmon River drainage - were nificantly higher than releases ple of Idaho not to think this cap­ Washington in July and charged the groups were conspiring. - federally listed as an endangered tive-rearing program is going to m ade in 1993 and 1994; last year, species in 1991. no adult sockeye were released. solve all of our problems,” he The primary reason for the .said. Python kills owner C,Qrir{\r{on\T Thougli reared in captivity, this NEW YORK ( A P ) - A 13-foot- l U l U d L y decline, most e.xperts agree, is a “These fish never saw the NEWYORK(AP)-A13-foot- year’s fish are descendents of long,lono. 44-pound44.nniinH petnor python,nvflifin appar­ « ...... deadly gantlet of eight hydroelec­ ocean and they did not make it Contlnueil from A1 eiglit wild sockeye that migrated ently .mistaking his master for tric dams across the lower Snake past the dams as Idaho juve­ to b e changed in the future from the Pacific to spawn in food, wrapped itself around the find replacement candidates. and Columbia rivers. niles,” Hayes said. “They did not “ T he statute lets him file,” he Redfish Lake three years ago. man’s neck and strangled him as This year, 15 candidates have Until the dams are made safer sur%’ivc the migratoi^- e.vperiencc said. “I don’t think there’s any Tlie five-pound fish svill die' next for migrating smolts, experts say he went to feed the snake a m tljdrawn and only two are like­ month, but their progeny will be and they have led, quite fninkly, ly to be replaced, Ysiirsa said - question that he should file if the hatchery programs are treating .chicken. s ta tu te lets him file.... I f s obvi­ free to act like wild fish and very pam pered liveS.” including a Libertarian in the symptoms of salmon extinc­ The medical exam iner’s office m igrate to the ocean. Bonneville Coimty. ously an overlap that costs tion. not th e problem. said Grant Williams. 19, died ___• ■ Born in Iiigh mountain lakesi PoddTsTcTiv^in the loc,il.. “ °s'‘ anybotly . “\Ve feel like we’ve done all \ve' Get Religion. Saturcfoy. Wednesday of asphyxiation. The sockeye salmon switn to the sea. ------* lie i in i can here in Idaho," Huffaker In The Tlmes-News. python attacked Williams in the S m tte said .Itl,c uintcut-didictJ. hallway outside their apartment.. county coordinator for the cam­ paign of Dem ocratic U.S. House ty in printing brochures and o th e r election materials. Circulation - Idaho rales: daily and Sunday SJ.OO per _ _ ’ritc’nmcs->ois candidate JolmSeidl.. «ctk. daily only S3,50 per «cek, Siiiid,iv Democratic party diairman Bill “I guess I feel a little badly Ty RansdcII, elrciilutlon director now,” he said. “Had I had a little Circulation phone lines are open only S;,50 per week. Oiil of slate ralev Information C a l l Mauk said he encouraged Dodd botiveen 7 and 10 a.m, only. If you daily and Sund.iy S5.00 per «cek. daiiv to put his name on th e ballot, and nonce, I guess I ivould Iiave been only S4.00 per ucck. Siindav only $3.0() do not receive your paper by 7 a.m. that lie doesn’t think the e.ypense b e tte r p r ^ a r e d .... It’s sort of like call the num ber for your area- per ucek. Sale> ia\ incliMcd'iti all aboic 7 3 4 - 6 3 2 6 a sneak attack, but I can live wth Jffomt-Wenilul!- ralev A S 15.00 eliarpe « ill be levied for all should mar Dodd’s candidacy. relumed ehcek^. tliat.” GootlinRHaKcmian...... S36-2S35 Voters need as much choice as Biiriey-Ruperi- possible in the election, he said. Stubbs holds a House seat in Haul-O akley...... 678-25S2 Mail information Stubbs said the law m i^it need District 23, which takes in por­ tions of Twin Falls County. UuIil Casjleford ...... S43-. -idaho83303-- ...... ' Day! ' “ ' | T ».A ------|_ 6 _ error. •Gooding ^vas taken to Wtiod per ucck; Sunday only S:.25 per ucek. CopyrlghlOIMJ R iver Medical Center. • Tliclimcs-Ncws TIicTmies-NCT^'s A Sion' nublish|.d W oHn..,!,., ■ re g re ls lli'e

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Says retired Still, D ole h as been eager lo involve the former general, THE HOMETOWN PR¥UD ^ ' Powell has been described by general is ‘one Dole aides as somewhat reluctant to go solo in any prospective ,25 ^ ^ mEp'SyglSffiW. o f th e stars’ Cabinet announcement but will­ ing to be p a n of a broader list. PricM thru Monday. Octob«r 14. IfiOfi. ------I V iV .liI .li'------CINCINNATI (,U > )- Bob Dole Powell, whom Dole aggressively welcomed Colin Powell’s “vim courted in his search for a run­ llb.)MI!CilRiN£ •and vinegar” lo tho Republicans’ ning mate, has campaigned for •asging White House race the COP ticket just twice before Thursday and kept up his tease — at the Republican convention BLUE that the popular retired genera! and at an Aug. 20 meeting of the would be "one of the stars" in liis Veterans of Foreign Wars in . administration. Louisville, Ky. "1 am not an BONNET , ' In Dole’s largest active, on-the-road Republican," Lynwood lOA Only u„ii 2 . j o j t j and most spirited he told reponers ‘I'hursday. I aw vd in weeks, se\'- Dole lapjK-d up the e.\citement IDAHO URGE I eral thousand peo- at Tliursday’.s event, draping his j pie jammed doun- arm around a guitar player with town Cincinnati’s the Jerrj' Conrad Rhythm and BAKER Fountain Square on Brass band and singing along to a bright fall day to Colin Powell, right. Joins Republican presidential candidate Bob Dole during Dole's "Dole Man.” In his speech, he 0* hear from tlie Republican presiden- called Clinton "the Great campaign rally In Cincinnati on Thursday. POWrOES ^ ual candidate, ninning mate Jack Exoggerator” for taking credit for 71“ Lynw ood tOA Only Kemp and Pow-ell. Dole’s double-digit deficit largely On stage Tlmrsday, with Powell a strong economy. “My task, specifically, is to unchanged, he has just one week standing behind him, Dole said Kemp, too, tried to boost the introduce you to a straightfor­ before the final debate to find a nothing of the general’s place in a Republicans’ own economic pl;ui — ASiORIEDVAIilETIES ward man who has a siraightfor- comeback route. future Dole administration. But including a 15 percent income t;Lv ward m ion for America." Hn^ypll__ In a .striking moment late —h^'ld-Cepnners-iliat.Powcll-w a it —- b>' m deraittinc IX‘mtxr;itii saia m mtrcducing Dole and salut­ ~W'ediyes'iIay, Uole e.xpressed fnis-' "going to be one of the stars of ~ b ra g ^ g riglu.s tt> cx'onomic ^ w ^ i 44PK- ing tho self-described presidential tration with his campaign and oiu- administration.” and low unemplojinent. EA, uj)derdo5 a s a feUoH'soldier. indicated changes would have to Q uoting Irom Wedrjesday Umit 1. The idea of annotmcing Cabinet , S0.09 “He wears proudly the Purple be m ade quickly. He plans a criti­ night’s vice presidential debate, picks in advance has been dis- COKE Lynwood IGA Only 'Tharoatter Heart as a daily reminder lo him cal meeting with top aides cusseil within the Dole campaign. Kemp told the rally: "vU Gore said Whilo lupply la tu . about wliat figliting for tliis counuy Saturday to decide where he’ll But Dole, according to campaign Bill Clinton is doing the ven- Iwsf is all about,” Powell said of Dole. target his advertising and travel sources, has resisted on grounds it job he can. A nd you know wiiat? Asked offstage what Powell in tJie final 3 1/2 weeks. would be viewed as n gimmick He’s right. This is the best Hill brings to the campaign, Dole said, “I don’t pay attenuon once Tm on Ixmi of desperation. Clinton can do.” “He's a good friend. He’s got vim the mad — Tm out of it all day long Undecided voter Judy "Bob Dole can do a lot better," and vin eg ar, v itality ... a little 12,14 hoiu:;. But we’re going to ... Smallwood, a Cincinnati clerk, Kemp finished to a great cheer. e.xcitcment, too.” take a hard look not only at tlic elec­ said Powell was a “drawing card” You're Invited To From Cindnnnti, Dole continued toral maps but ever>ihing eLie.” for the GOP ticket. But, she E-xdtement \va.-; whai Dole had Dole said in an interview on CNN. on alone to iriauresque Lelxuion ;md hoped to g enerate with his perfor­ added, “.that still wouldn’t sway four odier Oliio stops in tiie si:irt of a For weeks, the campaign has me. He’s not the one nmning, and mance again.st President Clinton hinted that it would trj- to stir tWTKlay tour across much of the cen­ An Open House in their first debate last week. But even secretary of state doesn’t tral and western ponioas of Ohio, a endiasiasm by announcing Powell. have much say-so on the stuff I with post-debatu polls finding as Dole’s pick for secreiaiy of state. must-win state for die Republiauu , care aixnit in government.” witii 21 eleaoral votes.

—O n t h e i s s u e s In H onor of The A ssociated P ress public safety, health care and vor- Jean Irish's cotne thousands of immigrants of United States you must be able to ing. Government business con­ diverse backgrounds and cultures Here are the answers of the speak English. Our scl\ools Retirement ducted only in English would into America each year. A com­ major presidential candidates to should teach other languages, decrease admmistrative efficienc>- mon language is one of the -th e question: “Should English be and e.\clude taxpaying /Vmericans beginning in the elementary strongest ties that binds us grades, .so we can compute in the d e s is te d as tJie offidal.language, who are not proficient in En^ish together as Americans. As presi- requiring most federal communica- global economy.” from education, emplojinent, vot­ dent. I intend to have English uons to be in English only?" ing and equal parndpation in our dedared the offidal language of Bill Clinton: “Language other sodet>-.” the United States and to reform ilian English is used in official gov­ Friday, October 11th, 1996 • 10:00 am - 4:00 pm Bob Dole: “I believe that all of federally financed bilingual edu­ ernment business only to promote America’s children should be cation prognims to help sttidents Slice Sofe . vital interests, such as national Join us .IS u-o celcbmie Jean's long years of SLTvicc with tauglit English so they can quick­ completely master English in a securit)', law enforcement, border CmmHc&lcMe. West One Bank and now U.S. Bank. Stop by any time ly enter the mainstream of timely fasliion.” enforcement, civil rights, or to - Amcrican-lifc and-have the S.nonrio’202P3ir... L O’roui^hout tii^c- day fora friendly visit and ryfreshmenls, _v.?i>«-?-crot:^Prioriry.sboii!d bo------Bttfeiatatecfi.....— —assure-a cccss-to-povemnienr'soi'-“ opportunity lo succeedrWe also' given to teaching English vices, such as police protection. need to rem em ber that we wel- because to be successful in the Jerome Office ...... 300 South- Lincoln-* 324-8881------‘ “ Presidential wives’ pet peeve the same WASHINGTON (v\P) - Hillao' Mrs, Dole: “Grab an engrossing doing what she believes is right Rodham Clinton and Elizabeth book and a piece of key lime for our countr\'. I Just happen to Dole have more in common than pio.” disagree with her on most issues they thougin: the same pet peeve And what qualities do they about their husbands. and we have very different admire in one another? philosophies.” Good Housekeeping discov­ Mrs. Clinton: “I do not know vVsked what they would like to ered this when it put a series of Elizabeth Dole well, but I do change about themselves,Mrs. questions to the two women, admire her years of public ser­ Clinton mentioned her desire to in c lu d in g “ W h a t’s y our h u s­ Oktoberfest 5 Course German Dinner vice,” • get more e.vercise, Mrs. Dole sin­ band’s most annoying habit?” Mrs, Dole: “She is a bright gled out her "tendency toward Fridays n Sanirdays $ 1 0 9 5 P e r - --Mrs, Clinton: ‘‘Like most men, woman-who'is committed to ' ■perTe'ctiohism.” . my husband'is an avid channel- SctUfil...... " Ix Person ■ Uptown surfer.” Mrs. Dole: “H e always channel surfs. It drives m e nuts.” IBcLgel of th e D ay! In the magazine’s November issue, the t^vo w om en also said w hat they would do with a liaif- : hour simply to pamper them­ A self-help support group for selves. M «, Clinton: “Go out and take a quiet walk.” men with prostate cancer.

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. pie are tuning out politics this year. ^ 9 6 A m erican voters Sn;\i-;\TiioMMA ster Mark Mcllm an. “When people feel at risk, when “But the improvement is not uni­ SO MUCH IHJH! iliere's a war or the economy is in trou­ have plenty to RodI'Rt A. R w k ix form, nor docs it stop SO percent of ble, they get more drown in," said, the public from saying they feel Analysis Liny Hugi^ a pollster with Princeton squeezed economically.’’ feel good about Survey Research /V«odates. whidi .Dole M d Clinton both know it. conducted the Kniglu-Ridder poll, Dole is strin n g to capitalize on "’niey get involved only when thej- what anxiety is out there. In \VASHINGTON - If liistor>' is a fed they ltaM:ta'’ I A Biq Pal on flip BacL lo: guide, ilic presidcntia! election is o\’er. August, he proposed an across-tiie- Another reason, however, is that board tax cut, a move he said was When Americans are feeling mure and more vVmericans don’t a Magic Valley Distributing, Inc. gwd. diey ^e^;lect presidenis. usu­ necessary to ease the financial diink the federal government can crunch on /Americans that he said ? Party Time ally in landslides. When they’re make much difference in their anxious, they throw them out. are ^vorking harder then e\'er just * The Music Center lives anJ^vay. Hugick noted diat in to pay their bills. This year, by luck or design, the 1984, wiien /Americans reveled in a k City o f Twin F alls economy is booming, jobs are being "Tlie only question," confided a booming economy and re-elected senior Dole adviser, “is whether T ro o p 66 created, take-home pay is inciting Ronald Reagan, they also showed I up and the stock market is ai record there is enough economic anxietj’ an inaease in respect for big insti­ out there.” ^ Tom Mendoza, Sound System levels. Vidlcnt crime is dowTt. so is tutions like the government. They Not yet, apparently. Historic Downtown Board of Directors leen pregnancy and abortion. have shown no such increase in Even many Dole supponers con­ After several years of angst respea in die 1990s, he said. & the MC's for donating their time; about the countrj- and its govern­ ceded that they’re financially con­ Eisenhower in 193G when die coun­ "It’s not so much optimism as tent. Many a re supporting Dole for Virgil Johnson, First Security Bank ment, people are'turning their try was at peace and prospering; people thinking politics can’t make attention homeward, to decisions odier reasons, like his opposition to Jerry Steele, Kimberly United LjTidon Jolinson in 1954 when ilie a difference,’’ said Betty Glad, a abortion. about jobs and school and soccer economy was growing and poiiticai sdennst at the Universit}'Uni' ‘‘W'e’re d o in g fin e ,” said Methodist Church matches. E ither content \vith life in Vietnam still an unknown Asian of Soudi Carolina. 199fi or apathetic that the govern­ Stephanie Shoaf, 31, of Kingsport, countrj'j.R ichard Ni.xon in 1972 Either way, Clinton benefits. Tenn., who is rearing her 2-year-old y A Siandinq Ovalion for: ment can change things, when the economy was robust and Most people either give him a ed it daughter, Meghan, while her hus­ Americans appear ready to let Vietnam starting to fade; Ronald for a booming economy, or don’t President Clinton have another band works as a chemical engineer. [ Alpine Spielers, Jan Olson Trio, Reagan in 198-} when the stock trust diat Dole can do anything to "We’re doing OK." adds Sheila . __fouL^-ears in the-W lutaHouto.------Susan-Brownr^trings-Attached;- -m arket was si —makcthings-betrcr------“ KaiielTlO, also ot Kingsport, who Consider Lloyd Murphy, 55, a for­ Incumbents defeated: Gerald "This economy is as good as it Desert Rain. The Eddie Haskell Band, mer coal miner in western stays at hom e rearing her 2-year- Fortl in 1976 when inflation was gets from the vantage point of an old Andrew, while her hus­ Penns>’h-ania. Four years ago, he lost son, Star Gazer’s. JUMP Co.. growing and people \vere irked at liis incumbent president," said Da\id band is happy and secure in his liis job when the mine shut down. pardon of NL\on; Jimmy Carter in C. Munro of Hi-Frequency C SI Jazz Ensemble, Jorge Ballerino, Now, he has a Job for the srate liquor- work at an Eastern Tennessee 1980 when Amciricaas were hostage Ecotiomics, a Wall Street consult- chemical company. ______Jeff Fox & Concept Jazz, control board, and Murphy, who • in Iran and infianDn ar an aJJ-ilmc ■ ing firm. \-oied for Bush in 1992, plans to %-ote “We haven’t made any great Idaho o r Time Fiddlers, & Echos high; George Bush in'l992 when Jobs are plentiful, unemploy­ strides, but we’re keeping up.” this time for Clinton. Americans were still reeling from ment is low, inflation is stable, and "My family is eating," says the lingering effects of a recession. — perhaps most important politi­ Murphy. “Our feet are back on the Stei'cn Thomma and Robert A. When Bush turned over the cally — people are confident about Rankin write for Knight-Riddcr ground, kids are through college, so White House to Clinton in 1993, the economic futiu-e. NavsSavicc. all is \vell. Tlungs are looking up." only 12 percent of Americans That was not the case in 1992, Or Casandra Beckhan, 32, n thouglit die economy was in excel­ and George Bush paid the price. Navy commu; ‘ lent or good shape. By contrast, a Tlie economy really \vasn’t so bad from Lexington Park, Md. Four poll last month by Knight-Riddcr by then; Bush's problem was that years ago, she didn’t vote. Non-, she New.spnpers showed 38 percent of the economy’s slow-gathering CONGRATUtATIONS TO AU SCARECROW plans to cast her ballot for Clinton. /Vmericans diink Uie economy is in strength had not yet translated CONTEST PARTICIPAWTS: “Things are going fairly well," evcelleni or good shape, up from 28 into gains that people could feel. Bcckhan said. “I see people look­ percent in Januaiy. Tlie poll of 1,002 Tliey voted Bush out, then Clinton Gem Linen Supply, Country Gift Garden, Lasting Treasures, Banners, ing more to the future, feeling tJiey registered voters had a margin of reaped tiie har\-est from a recovery Native Sl(in, Bennos, Sling homes." 18 percent of /Americans feel the There are still nearly 7 million Or consider tliis comment from a economy is in 'poor shape, down Americans who can’t find jobs. Churchman's Jewelry, Magic Valley Auto, Tiffany Square, Te.xas busines.s c.\ecutive: “It looks from 42 percent at the start of Take home pay still has not First Interstate, Idaho Youth Ranch like Clinton’s going to walk into it. Clinton’s term. readied its pre-recession levels of 1 think when tiie economy is as The mood swing is also endent 1989, Forty million Americans GRAND PRIZE: PETERSEN'S WESTERN WEAR good as it is, it is hard to imscat the when people think about tlieir o«ti don’t have health insurance. RUNNERS UP: CLOS OFFICE SUPPLY a FIRST INTERSTATE BANK incumbent.” Tlie businessman? H. lo t. A m ajority, 51 p ercen t, "There has been a measurable Ross Perot Jr., die son of the tliird describe their own financiiil situa­ miprovement in peoples’, economic A Big Thanks to the Judges; pany presidential candidate. tion today as e.Ncellent or good, up welT-lwing /\nd tiiat improvement Steve Garner-RS Garner Enterprise S Historic Downtown Board Member Election results o\-er tlic U«t se\-erril from 37 percent in January-1993. has changed peoples’ perceptions tkcides support Perot's obscrvatioa With more people feeling good, about the way things are going in Ginny Wiicox-Owner, The Music Center Incumbents re-elecied: Dwight it is understandable that more peo- die country,” said Democratic poll­ . Terry Bievins-Student at CSI

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Larry Craig, R-Idaho, Service Chief Jack Ward Thomas responded by accu-sing the UTiite snid Tlmrsday ho w il step down House of meddling in Forest next month to teach at the Serv’ice decisions and said he had ^ ^ Nationd Universit>’ of Montana. learned Tliomas once threatened "I look fonvard to returning to to resign to avoid being forced to tJie West. Tliat’s wlierc my heart is. fire some of his workers. I've been gone too long," Tliomas Recently, Tliomas had begun to Respiratory said during a news conference at publicly contradict some adminis­ Forest Scrvice headtjuoners. tration positions, industry ofH- “There are damn few elk cials said. here." the longtime researcher . “In the last few days, the chief ' Ihcrapy Week from Li Grand, Ore., said with a and the administration have snule. agreed the relationship couldn’t Thomas, the only wildlife biolo­ work any more,” said a timber OaOBER 6-12 gist ever to head an agency that industry source speaking on con­ histoncally had focused more on dition of anonymitj'. timber produciion, has clashed Thomas led a government with environmentalists and tim­ panel of scientists that first ■Communitv Home Health would like to thank ber industrj' officials alike since warned in 1990 the northern spot­ President Clinton hired him ted owl would become extinct three years ago. without wholesale reductions in Lisa Wymans, RT He also faced criticism from logging of old trees. for moinfoining high professionol sfondords uestem Republicans in Congressig re ss _ _ _ _ . _ . _ . _ _ “I would say that was the turn­ and Avithln the Clinton admihis- ing point of a realization by the n in is - F o rejt S ervice C hief J a c k W ord Tliom as announced Thursday h e will resign while helping our patients breothe easier. - tration itself as he administered Forest. Service and the govern- Llmton’s forest policies. DuringS S g ------*»^'»ai03<^lngi«stlIoirmnfft;nlverelty'ofHon^^^ ------“ inen't'that they w^re going to have to find a way to manage the his tenure, national forest timber agemenc'of public lands has tenrious periods." Pacific Norrhivesr in a ivay iha: ® han-esfs fell lo one-fourth of their become more political. I don’t l,COMMUNITY. , 1980s levels after federal judges Glickman fueled the timber was more balanced between tim­ attribute that to any one adminis­ controversy this summer w hen he ruled past practices were break- tration. I think that has been an ber needs and wildlife presen'a- Home health issued a directive reversing sal­ ingnildlife protection laws. tion,” said Rindy O’Brien, vice Serving Idaho Since 1978 ongoing process” over the past vage logging plans Thomas was ^ “I think we are in a panicularly century, Thomas said. president of The Wilderness carrying out under a controver­ Society. • 130 4th Ave; West ♦ Gooding. ID 83330 • 208-934-9004 contentious period at the Thomas, 62, said he had met ------mOTenc.l3‘homassaidJliursday^ —the-personttl-and-professional — “I hope very much after the goals he had set when he took the election there will be time for job. He said he always intended everyone to sit down and talk to retire at age 62. about giving the Forest Service a Agriculture Undersecretary clear mission. Our niission is James Lyons said he tried to somewhat confused,” |>«said. change Thomas’ mind about leav­ Sources in the timber industry ing. He said he had overruled and on Capitol Hill said Thomas Thomas only once'or twice frequently was at odds with regarding Forest Ser\’ice policy, ;White House and Agriculture but refused to provide specifics. ■Department officials over logging "I don’t think it has anything to ■ decisions. ' do with the adm inistration. It was /Mthough lie initially was cham­ Jack’s decision," Lyons said pioned by environmentalists, Thursday. industry leaders had come to "We will miss him greatly,” view him as a m oderating force in said Kathleen McGinty, head of an administration they view as the White House Council on overly “green.” Emironmental Quality. “You don’t have to be a rocket Thomas became weLl-kno\sTi for •scientist to figure out there was his work on the threatened north­ .some friction there," said a con- ern spotted owl. He was picked :gre.ssional aide, speaking on con­ by Clinton to head the Forest dition of anonjinity. Service in December 1933 as Thomas denied that had any­ debate raged over Northwest log­ thing to do with his departure, ging policies. but acknowledged frustration •Agriculture Secretary Dan Lwitli the politics both in Congress Glickman praised him Thursday , .._nrtd-ilie.adminisiratiuis.-______for-leading the-ugency through— I, _ . “As time has gone by, the man- “one of its most difficult and con-

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E d i t o r i a l No need for extra innings: Weaver merits sheriffs job Si.M yfour percent of voters in Jerome County’s Republican primar>- Jerome County sheriff’s race asked for change in their sheriffs de­ Jim Weaver Is tho R^ partment. In our view, the message publican Party nom^ L T i a w as u n m ista k a b le . ncefof Joromo County Sheriff George W. Silver in has im­ sheriff In the Nov. 5 proved the departm ent’s reputation election. Incumbent George W. Silver III Ij smce winning liie job from Larry Gold running ai In Indepcrv four .Vears ago. Jerome County resi­ dent write-in candl- d e n ts ow e him th a n k s for that, But Sih-cr also has made some mis­ takes that undermined the public’s confidence in iiim. After his defeat in the May primarj-, he should have heed­ ed tile voters’ voice, rather than wage a write-in campaign, as he is doing tiiis fall. Sih er’s opponeiu, GOP nominee Jim . Weaver, is an experienced lawman with an Ju)uorai)le record.T-lis cam- paign has been remarkable for Its en­ ergy; iie personally has gone door-to- do(ir throughout tiie county, meeting voters and hearing tlieir concerns. If Weaver is as hard-working in of­ fice as lie has been in the campaign, - Jim Weaver George W. Silver III Eliminating standards for teachers wouldn’t : h e w ill b e a p o p u la r sheriff. ”------icL-votcrs-shouId-hoId no-illusions- 'H c’llTJced‘TO learn on lhe”job; but lie' about the departm ent’s future. Re­ appears to have the energy and com­ solve the^robiems in our educational system gardless of whom they elect, the sher­ m itm en t to do so. iff’s departm ent faces tough chal­ Weaver's status as an e.x-Califomian ure, we’ve all had them: incompe­ be more professional. If good people lenges. Budget constraints mean a few shouldn’t bother voters. The world is tent tcachcrs-teachers »vho officers will always be stretched across couldn’t manage to give the cor­ RE..\DER COMMENT from the private sector are tndy wanting full of ex-Californians, and anyone to become ieacher.<:, let them return to many square miles. And no sheriff - \vho h as se e n L.A. kno^vs why. rect diange at McDonald’s, let Bruce Bennett y alone manage to control a classroom; . school and certify, Tiiey will be all ihe no matter how smart or determined - Also, the rumor that Weaver will re­ [■b etter for it. teachers whose m ajor qualification for will deliver a permanent knockout hire Gold, a fellow e.vCalifornian, is \Vhy not lu'ive standards in any ocaipa- blow to the drug trafficking tiiat ;vor- the job was the abilitj’ to swear like a m U also ineWtably attract many others plainly a red herring. W eaver and Marine sergeant and intimidate seventh- tion? Education is not the only field with ries comity residents. Gold both say it's false. who are poorly qualified, wiio have never incompetent practitioners. Using die logic gradeS football players; teachers whose been in a classroom and who have not im- That said. \Veaver appears to be a Another red herring is Silver%-criti- most creative assignment was, “Sit down, presented by those ;vanting to eliminate sound choice for the job. His career as dergone die supennsed screening which teacher certification requirements, let’s cism of Weaver’s “knock and talk” shut up, open your book to C hapter 7 and teacher education prondes. a Los Angeles police officer taught drug strategy. (Cops knock on a drug ansAver the quesrions in the back.” do a\vay ivith all professiontd certification Rather than opening our dassrooms to standards. After all, I kno;v m any unli­ him about urban crime problems that trafficker’s door, tell him he’s being They’re all around, often firmly en­ anyone off the street who has nodiing now are spreading to places such as trenched in our educational system. And censed people who are “higlily and w-atched, and then watdi him.) “Knock better to do than to try to work for teach­ uniquely” qualified to give a good hairait. Jerome County. His outside perspec­ and talk” is an effective and widely everj' one of them is a state-certified, er wages, let’s look at the real reasons trained educator. It is clearly evident provide e.xcelient after-surgery’ care, dt*- tive and big-city experience should used tedinique - though Weaver may why the best people don’t pursue or stay that cerrification alone is a poor indicator s i ^ a building, straiglnen teedi, care for bring new ideas and higher standards find th at it’s n ot sufficient by itself. in education. Why don’t we put our ef­ aiumals or e\'en perfomi simple surgery to the department. of a teadier’s ability to motivate, inspire forts behind m aking standards even high­ All in all, Weaver seems likely to be and edify. So ^vhy shouldn’t \ve complete­ \wthout undergoing e.\tensive and often Weaver does have weaknesses. He an honest and effective sheriff. Hav­ er and ensuring thafeducators are truly unnece.ssa:7 certification training. ly do a^vay \« th standards for educatOK? competent professionals? Why don’t we hasn’t worked as a cop in Idaho, and ing defeated Silver in the prirnarj-, he There are rnany people in our communi­ So what if an occasional building falls he hasn’t managed a department. make certain that teachers recd v e the down or a few lives are lost? By “dumb­ h as e a rn e d th e job. ties who have more practical knowledge same .suppon, respect and rem uneration and who may relate to students better ing down" the education profession, we given to other professionals with compa- art: in jeopardy not only of losing a few than some of our "trained professionals.” ■rable training and education? —^Tliose in favor of eliminating state certi-— ___|iy.es,or;buiIdings, but_af losing our chil— • Itis true that an education degree dren and countless succeeding genera­ ficadon are proposing an illogical re-, alone will not m ake a good teacher. How­ sponse to a yerv real ^ d pressing prob-__ tions to ignorance at a time w hen educa- TheTimi^-News ever, tiTiiningCQH help m ake good tead i. - - tion is more essentia! for success than “ Stephen Hartgcn...... L...;-.._...... Publlshof lem. Tliere are f tr too many poor teachers' ers better. It can give them additional in our schools. However, tlie ans^ver to ever before. 1 personally don’t think it’s : Cl3f(( Walworth...... Managing editor tools to manage students with special worth the risk. '- poor educauon is not to eliminate all stan­ needs, to control a classroom w thout re­ The mombefs of the editorial board and writers of editorials dards for teachers. Tliis makes no sense. sorting to vindictiveness and intimida­ BniccBenmiofFikrisa tcachcrat the ' are Stephen Hartgen. Clark Walwortfi, Stevo-Crump and Kevin Miller. Opening hiring to non-certified teachers tion. It can enable them to be more cre­ may attract some good, talented people. It Actidaiuc DcvcIopma:t Caticr at ihc Col- • ative, to be more em pathetic. in short, to h'gc of Souihcrti Idaho. :

L e t t e r s Don't believe promises out of D.C. the cam paign funds come from inside “Mickey Mouse,” There’s no rat in that- while to look fu n h e r into his ideas, For m ore th a n -10 years. t)ie federal o r outside of Idaho (maybe u n less the mouse. He may just win. Sodbuster's deserved support •: | Mafia gets involved). That’s bcen'the JEANNE SPENCER governm ent h as repeatedly lied to the BONNIE BAIRD JONES Wendell To all the local business people that- ! people of Idalui about getting n u d ear p attern of politics forever. Twin Falls participated in the lunch at ' ’ - waste out of o u r state. Why shouldVe. Most of us would prefer to h e a r what Sodbuster’s; Bcavo! ^ th e candidates have in mind fo rah e Idahoans helped environment believe that th is tim e is any different? Wood's piah should be considered Hojv- tlioughtful of all included lo for-^ T heir latest sales Job would have us benefit of Idaho if given the chance to - Thankfully, tiie current Congress get Competition and think of th e com- 1 represent us in Washington. To th e Gooding County commission­ ended Oct. 3. The m ost aggressively beheve that, a fte r they send us oVcr, ers: nion good of a fellow business continu- ' 1,000 m ore shipm ents, ihe feds will fi- Too m any of our political contributions anti-environmental U.S. Congress in a • My husband and I attended the meet- ing to do businesshere in o u r commu­ nally begin to remove some of the waste are being used for "research” into past geiieration failed to pass a remarkal)le nity’. m g you held at the W endell High they’ve been piling up at the Idaho Na­ history of the opposiuon’s personal life. series of proposed rollbacks in environ­ School on Sept. 30 regarding th e ambu- From the beginning of th e o utbreak - tional Engineering L iborato^'. .,\nd this UTio really cares if someone sm oked a mental safeguards, thanks to nation­ • lance service. Maybe I should have of hepatitis, I personally h av e eaten at 1 tim e, they really m ean it. Honest. m arijuana cigarette 20 years ago, wide pressure from citizens. Our w ater, stood at the time and e.xpressed my Sodbuster’s m ore than I usually did; : The fact of th e m atter is, Idaho con­ w hether or not he inlialed. W liat h as that air, forests and wildlife em erge rem ark ­ feelings, but the general attitude was simply, I felt it was important to lend ' tinues to sen-e as the federal govern­ candidate done or what is he doing ably unscathed despite the contract the much-needed support to a restau-. • about our country’s major problems - na­ so riegative I decided against it. I am Speaker Gingrich took but on America. m ent's d cfacto national nuclear waste taking this way to tell you m y thoughts . ran t that I know has always show n ' ’ dum p. .And w ith each new shipment, tional deficit, balanced budget, em-iron- But two environm ental actions - one courteous and clean procedures. My - ; m ent ^ d federal land and w ater issues? in hopes that others who feel like I-do local and one national - cam e out on o ur health and safety a re increasingly will speak up and contact you. family continued to see th e se traits •• placed at risk. Craig d idn’t do much to su p p o rt then- the plus side this year. Consen’ationists Everyone complains about taxes, yet even in its bleakest hotu". • ■ It’s tim e for Idahoans to tell the fed­ Gov. Cecil A ndrus in the nuclej^r.waste thank Rep. M ike Crapo for his w ork to I, as a restaurant manager, h ave at- ■ battle during th e latter’s governorship. every tim e they w ant som ething, they ^secure funding for th e scenic ease­ eral governm ent that we have had say, “Pay for it with taxes.” Why should tended t^vo food-siifety sem inars and am enough of their broken promises. And I recall news coverage of th at p eriod in ments in the Saw tooth National R ecre­ keenly aware of how easy a nd how de­ which A ndrus told us he was n o t g et­ property ow ners have to pay for every ation A rea at a critical time. We also after we people lead the way. w e’ll c\- program that comes along? I w ant to structive a food-home illness can be. It pect our governor to follow - and if nec- ting support from the state’s Republi­ thank Sen. Dirk K em pthorne for his is an ongoing concern wiili all of the can congressional delegation. L e t’s ask keep our am bulance service at the lev­ leadership in passage of the Safe essarj', to p ark h is Cadillac No. 1 on the el it is now, b u ti don’t feel a taxing dis­ food industry in this area and aU of the what Craig will do if re-elected and Drinking Water Act. The final bill was tracks to support us. trict is the answer. country, and we all are w orking verj' ' hold him to that commitment. Or, bet- not only good law, it was the first bill to hard for all of our loyal custom ers’ snfp- It’s tim e to tell th e feds, “enough is _„iVhy.was.cvcryone50.down on die “ cnough:*-Vole "y es" on Proposition 3.' - teryetrgt\‘e-.MinnickTTchancc:------" ' pass out of-his commirteein-six years.' ' '■'ty.'"" ■ : From the early campaign days of possible proposal Larry Wood had? Was Good work too often goes uncredited. KLLEN GLACCU.M it because h e is from Jerom e? It seem ed I agree that this particular in d d e n t ' 1996, the Republicans have launched Conservationists and Idaho’s congres- K etchum to me thaLbis pjan left.the county w th . was blown completely out of proportion and financed an all-out sm ear a ttack. ...sional delegation can so often be at— — lots of control - including ownership of —bythe-locahtclc\-ision:Thcvelsirfmirr" S ad to say, m any Democrats h av e fol­ odds w th each o th er th at th e opposi­ line betw een letting the p u b lic know ip' Mudsllnging clouds real Issues low ed suit.' the equipm ent - without the headache tion appears perm anently cast in stone. • of management. Anyone involved in o rder to correct any harm a n d to report Let’s change the subject. I adm ire Presidetit Clinton for h is re ­ It is not. W hen th e real needs of p ro ­ business will teU you that p rivate o;\ti- It every day, never showing w h at steps Politics in Id ah o and nationally has straint and hope it continues. And I tecting Idaho are considered, we hope - ership can run a business b e lte r than w ere taken to correct the p roblem oth^ becom e a m ad-dog fight. I. like many don’t believe Bob Dole, on his oivn, we’ll find m ore areas w here w e agree government (nd personal offense in­ e r than a short interview by M rs. : • voters I have talk ed with, am fed up and can work together. Wouldn’t th at Palm er. • w ould stoop to such ungentlcm anly tac­ tended). Mr. Wood has been in this with *he vicious accusations being tics if not being convinced by p a rty be refreshing? K eep your heads h d d high. M r. and thrown back and forth, especially.with business for q uite some tim e, and the •RICK JOHNSON strategist^ that.this is (he way to go. amount of donated hours he gives Mrs. Palm er and all the loyal j ^ f f . ■ th e M innick-C raig U.S. S enate contest. A lady tofd m e th e other day sh e is Executive D lredtor Jerom e County tells m e h e cares about Twin Falls is behind you. • ' ’ V oters really d o n ’t care how much of sick of it all and plans to vote for Idaho Consen-ation League PATTV MORROW the business. I tjiink it would b e wonh- ' Boise T\vln Falls

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W o r l d General: Bosnia can’t be left on ow n W o r l d I N B R I E F Says new force the; follow-on force, I wish more Amsterdam museum buys Rembrandt sketch debate was going on with the /\M Slim DA\L Ncilu.-rlands - .\n /Vmstentim nnistmn unveiled a tnv m ust replace civilian implementation of the next phase,” th e general said. inkdra^ving l)y Uie Dutdi nvisier Remlinindt on 'IhuiMLiv. m e iPI>^iired in other draivin>;s In- replaced by a ncnv force, one of sev- Gen. Montgomery Meigs are Rembrandt, but tlus specific dniwmg w.k not knouii by ;in historiiuis, CTal options ^VasllinBton is consid- expected to begin arriving short­ tnnp. ly. These soldiers are a “covering Turkish court releases American, 2 others : How many soldiers are needed force” for the withdrawal of DIYARBAKIR, Turkey — A state security court released an depends on w hat politicians want Nash’s 1st /Vrmored Division. The <0 accomplish, h e says. inflow and outflow will keep the /Vmenain and two other foreigners 'niursday who »vere arrested earli­ er this month on cliarges of iiiding Kurdisli relwLs. . “Everybody wants to get on the troop level at about what it is Christopher N. Mrozowski, 3-1. of Bethesda, Md., who holds dual great political issue of whether now th ro u g h th e Nov. 22-2-? there wiU be a follojv-on (follow- municipal elections. Amencan-Po ish nationality was kidnapped by Kurdish rebels in September. He was taken off a bus in e.istem Turkev along with a G en. Those elections arc the next lUiam Nash, commander of th e big security hurdle for the imple­ I olLsli woman, Magdalena Glou-acka. and an Iranian nuui, Jamel Kiirili. NATO-led force’s northern sec­ mentation force: NATO officials tor, which includes 15,000 see the municipal vote as poten­ Carried from wto reports Americans. “Well, the issue is tially more dangerous than the .what do you w ant to do? What’s Sept. M national elections. j-ourplan?" It’s also a difficult time fora - Even, as the first Americans U.S, M .nso Secmary.Wllltam Peuy, l»ft, tiilk! wlljl memtors of Ih. press and ' transition to a new military unit began withdrawing to meet the ...... American. poacekeeping troops uunggduripg a visit 10to Bosnia July 4. MaJ. C«nf w' ntinrri and new commandcr. ..rC-lC.,.-., ia i /IMllUieo Nash.-C0mmarttf0f oRhe American dMslon In Bosnia (seconti from loft), listens. J»ATO, th ere is still no pohtical Division troops, who have devel­ .decision about what happen.s chargcd miJitar}- chiefs w ith oped an intimate knowled^;c of ;next in this Balkan nation rav­ the defen.se ministers that it was drawing up plans based on four their area and good relationships aged by 3 1/2 y ears of war. too soon to declare pcace in Bosnia options — total w thdraw al of the »vith local leaders, uill rem ain in “Tliere is a continuing require­ and that the potential continues 52,000 troops from 30 nations,.a_ _p!ace until a fter the voting. ment to maintain a scniremili- .- for reneivcd conflict among its eth­ dcteri-eiice force capable of pre­ nic Serb.s, Muslims and Croats. Meigs’ iroops are expected to tary environment/the absence of venting a new outbreak of hostili­ stay in Bo.snia until March under war,” Nash said in an interview. But it was also obvious that ties, a ‘.‘dq,terrence-plus” force the current plan. ■ nie former warring factions tell Washington was interested in that would go funher to stabilize • Whatever the post-December me that means continued outside postponing a decision until after NATO force here, Nash knows it Bosnia, and a continuation of the the Nov. 5 presidential elections. military presence. Their logic is present mission. won’t be commanded by him. pretty sound.” Bosnia, Jv’ash insisted, is m ore a He’s \yorking hard to insiu-e that It seems clear options 1 and 4 political, economic and social NATO defense ministers meet­ a re there for show. "everj-body is home within 365 ing last month in Norway problem than a military issue. There was a consensus among days of the day he left.” That - ; ------“ “As we talk about the issue of means in tim e for Christmas. Canada’s Indian chiefs ponder civil disobedience NORTH VANCrttrVFR ______. ' NORTH VANCdUVER ■ British %nnce young militants tliat Indians p lu m b ia (/VP) — Friistrated and assem bly of chiefs. “We w ant to I^ t year at Gastafson Like in British can west pblitical and economic convey to the Canadian'people fearing nolence,. Canadian Indian , power from the government witJi- Columbia, where several shootouts leaders are suggesting ciril disol>e- that Wolence is not the ans^ver. occurred during a prolonged stand­ out resorting to Wolence. But what is tlie ans^ver?" dience tactics pioneered by Joining the first-of-its-kind con­ off between Royal Canadian Gandhi m iglu be the only option Cliiefs recounted in detail their Mounted Police and militants »x:ai-' ference w ere police officials and e.'cperiences trying to defuse recent left to acliieve poliuail goals ^rith- ' non-native experts in ciWl disobe­ [Jj-ing nuicliland tluit they said was a out bloodshed. standoffs, including one at sncr(^ Indian burial groimd. Open A Harvest Certificate of Deposit dience, including an American Ipperwash Provincial Park last Recent arm ed standoffs between civil riglits movement veteran and ' ‘‘Why is eq u ip m e n t fo r th e Indian m ilitants and security year in \vhicli an Indian was shot defense of Canada being turned nvo men from India ^vho work at dead by Ontario police. Saturday, October I O'" forces, coupled with deep impa- promoting Mohandas Gandhi’s tou'ard us?" asked Mercredi. (RfCi'W .1 conipii/iietiMfy D.ig o; pi)r,>icvs. .tience over stalled land-claims Tom Bressette, chief of the Among Thursday’s speakers non-violence pliilosophies. A pam­ Ojib\ray community at Ipperwash, negotiations, have pushed bidian phlet circulated to conference del­ were Jean Tricky, one of die’ nine chiefs to an almost desperate point. said the police task force had black students who desegregated egates outlined the credos of seemed eager for confrontation, D.L. Evans Bank At a three-day conference that G ^ d lii and Martin Lutlier King. public sdiools in Little Rock, /\rk., concludes here Friday, chiefs from using sophisticated equipment wider U.S. Army protection in 1957 “ W'e will not give up. but we ranging from flak jackcLs lo niglit- Twin Falls Albion Rupert Hurley across Canada shared their fears don’t know what to do.” said Ovide - and Neelakanta Rudhakrishnan, __yjsion goggles.______,J______- -»36-BANK ._.678:9DZ6.::r_ -and sought new strategies to con--- -M ercrcdi,-head 6r'the"riatidiial' -dircctor-of.ii-Gandhi 'institute in ~ Alilitaiy equipment i w was used India. Kfomlvr I-'DIC An Iu]ii.i! Hoiisirif; Li'tulcr.

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KAUUL, A fghanistan (AIM - campaign of fear near besieged fi-o* their soldiers, Afghamstan’s new Taliban rulers Yeltsin •searched house-to-house TIuirsdav • In suluirbM Kabul, tem fied resi- ^n rri.T '' '’■'(•'"'"'<1 residents frotn the front line reported heaw dents said heavily armed Taliban scurried out of the way. All tho reportsropor,,nbo„tiM about its origin. „r;„i„T^,. Talrtan for anyone susiK-cted of a.ilaborat- [iShters were armed with anillery and small arms'fire 'ng with the former regime, troops were rounding up members fhursday near Baghram military lighters in the area said it^bis a of Afglianistan-s Tajik or I’anjshiri manv car. bnse, about 25 miles nonh of the minor skirmish, while sevenU Tcsi- projects ethnic minority groups and accus­ nt^ocketlqunchen:. capital. H«nr, nearby Baghram \-illage Foreign journalists returning It an UnrisirtP nnninor In paglimm, ne;u- the front line ing them of collnlwrating with the fonncT government. |i resident was dragged from his rosy image Home and summaril.\’ executed b\’ The Taliban are mostly la iban soldiers who claimed he I ashtuns, the coiintO’’s dominant' collaborated with the fonner gov- ethmc group, and fear has grown among minontie.s tliat they wil] be MOSCOW (A P)_ A,lay „f,cr erninem and killed a rebel figlucr nmon, atai YdKn's |Kud travelers .(UTiving iji the capi- targeted for revenge. non dioofc markcls, hi tlie nonhem suburb of KJiair leltAT'aon .-Jim\’ed a smilinc prcsiclent Taliban forces also seiCire to Khana bearded Taliban troops m -oother homes, saying the occu- patrolled the streets in pickup •UTLS occupittl ;«tJi tile Jiffaire of «.nie pants had fired in the direction of trucks and tanks, leaning on the A wcleoiape lakeii by an offidai Jionis as they careened do«-n dusty Kromlin canieraman showed Veltsin, gesturing u-ith Ixitli hands sunng across a coffee table from Jus chicf of siaff, Anaioly Chubais. , There was ;io sound with the videotape, taken at a sani­ tarium outside Moscow Thurs- tJay. I)ut the presidential press service said Yeltsin lashed out at big companies for Boris Yeltsin crippling the . . Kovernment by not pajing tlieir ta\es. ■’The president indicated the ' unacceptability of tJie situation in ' -Mwch-ttaentistsrtCTChciVwTciref^—--...V.. leacnc-rs, solclier; and other state workersworkfr? don’trfnn't get their wages because n few Jarre enterprises are literally holding ^ he fin;mces of the entire country I’v the throat, refusing to nav taxes, tlie repon said. ^ ehsin himself was e.vpected to evpress Uiose .semimenf.s in (t radio f '? * ) '. 'hi-' st'cond in ,vhat tho hjcm lin saj-s »tII be a xriL-s of Drtxidcast chats. •ITie carefully contniUed appear­ ances are part of a campaign to show that Yeltsin. is still in charge despite his heKrt problems. Rumors that he’d died swept financial markets Wednesday luu-d on the heels of a major nilJy this week in Russian stock prices. Ih e pre.ss service .said Yeltsin rat-'t for an hour with Chubais at tiarvikha, a government health reson where the president moved Inst weekend after three xveeks in Uie Kremlin hospital. ■jlie president, \vho ;r.is shoiN-n in a dark sweater and wiiite shin is ex^^cted to undergo he;in surgery m November or early December. His schedule, restricted since a liean attack tins summer, aijpears to be picking up since the move.

P op e recovering - —vveliafter surgery, — doctors r e p o i T ------WER-^ ~ RO.\[E (/U*) — Pope John Paul n was eager to get moving again and happy to have his intra- venoiis tubes removed, doctors said lliursday. t^vo days after tho pope had surgerj- to remove an intlam ed appendi.\. “He is ivcU, very ivelj," said Dr. iranccsco Cnicitti, lead sureeon lor the appendectomy at Gemelli rolyclmic. where the pope has been hospiiahzed since Sunday John Paul took a short lyalk.in % 1 0 ■the corndor of his lOth floor suite il," liq u id s througltout the day Soup mis on tlie evening menu. 'Hie pontiff had been bothered by the intravenous tubes, which' kept him_from moving around freely, said Dr. Corrado Manni. fin c f anesthesiologist for the sur^er>-. ih e pope also finished a course, of antibiotics, doctors said. •A anm .said the pope still had slight discomfort near the inci­ sion, which is normal. The doctors said the pope should be releu.sed from the hos­ pital ear y next week.'Doctors had urged the 76-year-old pontiff to have the appendectomy to cure wliat the Vatican said were recurrent bouts of fever and nau-

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POOR C( 3ft•c» Modradonalspixikcr ■ Talrtan addresses Mini-Gffiia I n s i d e I it^Vas a •’crdiTCsi- OOiiuaries. '■’illnec Idaho . . . . M a g i c V a l l e y West . . . . . Tim 'rinics-N c« ('■irylul'iior.Kiziii Ridc/r- 73.lOU.tl. E\f. I'riday, Octoljcr 11, 1996 " ...... ^ ------...... - - . . ■Scction Scction H1 a A r o u n d . 9 5 t h e V A L L E Y Candidates vie for county sheriffs office 3S i Today is the last day By Kent McCioary B olton criticizes law enforcem ent costs to register to vote Tlmet-Nows wiitor______About Wayne Tousley By Kent McClnnrvMcCioary ------Tlmet-Newi writer ™ !'>;AI-LS-T<.dnyi,,hel»„day,„ TWIN FALLS - The Twin Fails “ W ™ PM Baton, register to vote in the Nov. 5 cenom! County Shuriff’s department mcasiires . election, and the Twin Falls County TWIN FALLS - Gene Bolton savs he close to 9 on a scale of 10 for delivery of Reiidenea; Twin rillt can put a ltd on the sheriffs budget and services, says Sheriff Wayne Tousley, Education: Colleu SaiLr" who rates that an improvement over Southern idjho. ciems°^'‘'’ ‘•‘""'i'C f 'v ith resi- County Clerk Robert Fort said the four years ngo. AitociataolScitnes in Eloctronlci, But the Republican candidate for “odnv°tn‘-,n ' ™” ® P "'- “We have been able today to allow voters to register AiiociatsofAiti In T>nn Falls County Slieriff said he has a to reorganize and do Law Enfojcjment simpler reason for ninning. years old on things differently, and Election Day, b^o a United States citizen, (1977): Idaho Poiic* i ni f"*- l^etter commu- resid e at th e addres.s on his or her regis- deliver services differ­ OfnctrStsnilardiind I nitj’, he said. xration card, and have lived in Idaho and ently,” said Tousley, Training Advanced In a cnmpaien lirocl.urc, liolion says the county for the 30 days precedinc tho an independent candi­ Cenifleate; Idaho Wayne Touiley he wi 1 slop whai he calls the wasteful Correctiona date running to retain spendins of ia.vpa,ver dollars. Bolion shmvn°"' residence must be his scat, “If you look at Certificate: U.S.Maf»hfll'iCanifIc«t» in Court Seeurily and Pertonal Protectien; says he will provide ma.ximum protec­ inyovwEm r’" QeneBo'lon Voters may redister at all taxins dis- L I-,, “ person m ak­ tion for minimum cost. And he .says he career. ing the dif erence. I couldn’t hrive done ___ liiiJy close ...... - has the managenioiit skills lo be sheriff. Occupation: Gua driver, Cactui Pete'a caiino “ .?‘? n e -.j> v e to.credit tiie peoplo in ------^Just-being a ptjlicc nfficcris'belirinr' -^^rienMi Idaho 5hrt9-PolicB.-l9Se.l992r- the department." countysh.fiff 1992 manager of people," he said. ‘'You have U.S. Nsvy, hononbie discharge, '^ o u s le y Kflf! elected sheriff in 1992, IfS’ S-s'M*"'!: B-Wcl» sood staff underneath you, and vou use "Because of the ‘m otor voter' laiv, you ^m ing as an independent candidate. MuiT security, Cfiief of Security, ;ail sotne of them and get input into it, then He said he wll stay free of parrj’ affilia­ F?pr. r i register and vote on make decisions from whut the iniJut is " years, and that’s too much, he said, Hl- Election Day. You must have lived in the tion because he believes law enforce­ of Conectloni. Prob'afJeti arid H eres a summar>' of Bolton’s stands • county and in Idaho 30 days, and you m ent should be non-partisan. U 07, Twin Falli County.Sherir* Ofnci, real- - onissuej.- — • ...... level " ‘•‘"'•rent dent deputy. 1978-1986. Worlcad previeuily must bnng tivo forms of identification to In a recent iniemew with n>c r im a - • Costs: In an inten’iew with the 77ie “Four years ago. the budget was «I1 Anw, Tousley touched on several issues for law enroreement In Mean, ArJt, Burlav and . -ine polling place,’ he said. Buhl and College of Southern Idaho Seeurttf. Tim&,-.\avs, Bolton objected to the sher- miUion, and that seemed to lake care of _ he hopes to address during a_sccond___ JLS Jrmyj-eleran.ttiULlS monthj^Mrvk!# in - iff s request ,i«rfor aa.jii;ltcaptur,-sinco-r h.-lirppf. ” Boiton.said._l‘A loi^of ii dropped, and purchase of what Bolion into u-ages, - good places ing capabilities. The blaze burned 16 621 Usmg a p;ircel of donated land and liis acres. • ’ for kids to go boarding in town, Cawtlira own tm je and monev, Bill Caw thra is said. Thursday afternoon, there was a flare- heading up the efforts to gei a full-scale up above Moonstone Ranch. Two retnr- BM,\ racing track built southeast of But .since a skateboard park would dant drops were made to brine the Jerome byne.\tspring. require more e.\cavation and lots of con­ flames under control. Cauihni said lie and his children were crete, It would involve more paperwork. tu rn e d on to il.\LX racin g w hen they Jerom e County Planning and Zonitiii a tended a maich a few months ago in Administrator /\rt Brown said the BMX Warm days cayse area beet Mountain Home, home to one of the papenvork should go smoothlv. Brown Is roughly half dozen American Bicycle sull \raiM g for a final plan from tlie nicini: to shut down : Assoaaaon-sanaioned tracks in Idaho - avsoaauon. but he docs not think IheUMX . parkwdl m la ie any zoning regulations. RUPERT - Local sugar beet growers will We went to waich a r;ice and ended un racing," he said. • ‘ An area bike shop ow er says a track nave a chance to rest or repair equipment jyould— . . . be „ w in heaiy ------demand______- until SanirdayrA string-of TnMlToMbly^ ------No>v-his-6'j-car-oid-i;on.-Christbpher,is“ an accomplished racer, while dauchter “I have literally hundreds of kids who ' S o l T “ Suzanne, 8, is ready to start. are coming in and asking about it," said Lance Larrabee, the omier of George’s , Amalgamated Sugar Co. ordered all One big problem, tliough. is that in order to earn racing poiJns ««th the /VBA. Human-Powered Spons in Tivin Falls And the track won’t just attract the twi- ‘ ^ compete on a sanctioned ; . “Wc don’t have a problem yet, but we track. The one in Mountain Home is tlie cal S-to IS-year-old BMX biker. “The oldest racer I’ve seen is • n ^ e r e is one," said ne_cu-est to tlie Jeronie-Tnin Falls area. Cautlira said. .Delyle Bennett, Amalgamated spokesman, While most younger racers use bikes ; Beets store best at about 55 degrees, lie said Commission Chairman Roy Pre.scott w th 20-inch tires, a ‘•cruiser das.s." using •n beets are too warm, respiration occurs Jerom e County’s representative with die jif-indi nres. is gaining popularity witli the- faster, causing the sugar, beets to break association, said the track and the sp'on down. biggerpartidpanis. “ .'■??"''Sencc of Buys n ho foryoimgsters. raced BMX as kids and nre coming hack “(The track TOuld) let them use their early m the centui^-. Ucklev doesn’t run Ameristar Casinos tilt, “I wanted to do something for the kids anjl nding'in the cruiser class’** bikes, fot; somfffiiing o th er than riskinc that would give them supervised recre­ cat^e fuiymore, and the track site is acces­ Larrabee said.. ' being Jut by a ciir,” he said. ' ' sible only by a jeep trail and suppons lit-' ation," he said. "This will be for peonle _ Regardle.ss of age, B*\IX is not an espe­ anotlier expansion Jacl

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Magic Valley in brief - Services Man chased, arrested qfter Head S tart to Join national running from county courthouse u.ii*. ^ uiuiuuy ui tn e ‘Adopt A Highway’ project Church, Buhl. (Farmer Funeral church. Friends mav mil nn« nVIN FALLS - A Twin Falls m an was clinscd Chapel in BulU). Viewing ,h. ?o“u"befoS”Jo H,n"' “■ "" -ho cLrS Hot" ------jn.iin ciiort CO avoid Leah Pauline Bohm. of Twin ChaS '■*' Ro^emon FuViornl Chape] in “ warrant forr domestic(iomr.;f>r bat- area Head Start centers will make a differ­ Falls. 11 a.m. today. White ence by taking part in an ‘‘Adopt-A HiRhway” Mortuary, Twin Falls. Viewing 1Kim%..... Davis1/.IVIS Soaton, ae a to n , 4U.40. was spottedsp o tte d ini the from 10 to 10:4S a.m. today at the F-Jfr/Tinl'’''?y- '’'■y'"' Tl'^PSOn, of Twin -nilT-lllni.cn T ..__ 1 -.. l_ . • ' Falls.* m io . 3.30 j . j o p.m. {j.iH. JOQ. oday. White Falls, memorial service. II am courthouse Tuesday by a deputy on court . Proitict covers seven counties and funeral chapel. M ortuary, Twin Falls, security duty, according to Twin Falls sheriff’s "|''ol''es five Head Start Centers; Twin Falls Saturday, White Monuary. Tmn Falls. office reports. The deputy. Doug Sugdcn. Start (Twin Falls. Kimberly and /VJice M. Goldsmith, formerly Jose M anuel Hemandez Jr.', 5- knew a warrant on the domestic battery Head Start (Shoshone, of Rupert, 11 a.m. today, First year-old son of Jose Manuel Elizabeth Gill Sims, of Twin UKirge.s had been issued for Seaton’s arrest. Goodmg, Dietrich and Richfield), North Rim Assembly of God Church, Hernandez Sr. and Camerina the report said. Head Start (Jerome and Wendell). Mini- Hillsboro. Ore.; graveside ser­ Falls memorial service. 11 a.m. Guzman Hernandez oF Jeron,": UniTid Wlien Sugden attempted to sen-e the war- Head Start (Burley, Heyburn, Rupert vice. 2 p.m. Saturday. Rupert Cemote^'. rant...... > Seaton *1111ran wuinfrom inethe courttiocourthouse the , l— r- H e a d S ta r t report said. Sugden chasodchased S.nmnSeaton severaic. ’ i Viewing from 1 to 1:45 p.m. blocks, finding Seaton hiding under a car in the The ‘‘make a difference" project is a cooper­ Saturday. Assembly of God Jo b Se^^:Ice parking lot, ative effort of community. Head Stan parents Church. Rupert. (Hansen Mortuary Rupen Chapel). Death notices— Sugden and sheriff’s Srr ,\rr t members. For more information, call arresTed Seaton, who w ^f® rr4” ed in^^^^^^^ Jsr 77^ f S a m at LcGrande Harper Hunsaker, Russell Campeau Waldo Retcher of Paul, 2 p.m. today^Paul Stake ^TWIN FALLS - Russell RUPERT - Waldo E etcher, 76. Center. Viewing one hour before Campeau, 29. of Seattle, Wash., of R upert, died Thursday. Oct. lo! the funeral today at the church, died Tuesday, Oct. 8. 1996, in 1996, at the Minidoka Memorial ter>-convictions. „ . Seattle. (Hansen Mortuary Rupert Hospital in R upert. : Compfled from Staff rejxrts Chapel). /yrangem ents are pending and A rrangem ents are pending and will be announced by Reynolds JVIU be armounc«d by die Hansen Austin Albert Harrison, of Funeral Chapel of Ti\in Falls. M ortuai^'R upert Chapel. Obituaries HoseTALS For otllnaiy rate Intorniallon, call 733-0931, extension 276 M/\GIC V.VLLEY REGION,\L MEDICAL Heybum; and Josefina Zavala of Declo. CENTER . "R m n ' I v u j j p.m^ unii) [hi? I/me cl the service at His survivino familv inciurio hi« Ihe funeral chapel. A funeral Mass wife, Vada oT S h o n f bSh _ . Released Adeline Aufderhelde . Some names are omitted at patients' request. P re io n ^ ‘^ « ‘="‘Jerson of , ,. — .ys,, w. oipui.iifu mission Admitted F^Reynold Houk of Buhl; and Wendy Roice of Tm n Kan,, and Kay (Bob) Billmgion of , • Births ness ^ ' Arrangemenis are under iho cfirec- Richfield: and grandchildren lion o( Farmer Funeral Chapel Afloiinc was born Jon. 1, I924.ai bSw I include Bob,'Jon. Teresa and Tyler of Biiley B um, ino daughter of William and Piltenger. Eiizabelh and Joe Released Ffooman, Nevada Zamora and Wanda Mon and Dorothy Murphy, both of Twn Sngoil Freeman, Rob and Amv k n n r II,-I, «^.... ^ FaUs; KeUeen Chapman of WendeU; Travis Marrin of Alountain Home; and Phillip Goicoeche'a of MINIDOKA M EM O R LU HOSPIT/IL Cjooding. Some names are omitted at patients’ request. C ,iS S H REGIO.VAL MEDICAL CENTER uL-c y, iy.ia, sno married Arnold 'antha, Wo., lo Mac and Anna m o ., Lharles (Aloha) of _ . , A dm itted Au.dcrneido at Clover, The coupio Gravel Wilkinson, As axmall cHild Sill (Loretta) of Twin ^ W n " ' ^"‘^fiette Vibbert and Marshall (armed for iwo years noriheasl of moved wiih his family to Idaho' . Sisiors, Lois (Morns) ■ Admitted RuS “"d Joshua Fitzgerald of Filer and men lived for four years seining in the Hansen area Ho ^ 5 "son of Gooding and Pat T “ ^yyeymiller, Geraldine Searle, Susan Sweesv. soulhoast of Jerome. In 1951 inev attended schools in Twin Falk ^^Iwards of Ozark, Ark, Awailino John W eaver and p r m a n Wrifiley, all of B urley moved to Twin Falls, She went 10 graduating from Tv/in Falls High Paronls: a Kyle Adams, Hilton Emery and Amastacio Released 'Of ywi'^Pa'is Bank and Trust ScHooi in 1948, From 1951 to ® a sister, Cleta; HeirondeA all of Oakley; Velda Barras and D anvin in l95o. In J957, Adeline and her Martin sen/ed'in me US Armv duf^ daughler, Mona; and cher- Neibaur. both pf Rupert; Thelda Gransbury of Jsuzanne Stutzman of Heyburn; and Michelle family moved 10 a farm soumwest ing Iho Korean Conflici Ho grandflaughicr. Molly, Aguinaga and baby girl of Rupert. 0 , jorom e, living there for 13 years, fciurned to the Pftin Falls area and 'eaves a gaping hole They reiurncd loTwm Falls in 1970, 'afmed with his fali^M artin mar- be forover Mr_ AufdorheicJo died Fob 11 f'Cd Terri Payton in 1974 and ihev ‘=’'®^sed and enriched wiih his life- '9®' v;ero later divorced, M'arhn and commiimeni to hard work, per- Following nor reiifomcni. Adeline Tcfn had a daughter, Lori severance, inlegriiy and love of becam e aciive m the infant Caro ^^arim worked for Amalqamaicd Malad Gorge plans reseeding project Program ai Magic Valley Rogional Sugar Company in Namoa relutn- service will be held at 10:30 ticipating should meet at the M edical Center, and was also a 'f’Q lo Twin Falls in 1995 He v;as c'^' Oct, ll. 1995, a t th e native grass to a proper depth. Shakleo distributor. She was also an avid fisherman ^"'st Christian Church in Buhl Devil’s Washbowl parking lot Staffers hope the native seed HAGERMAN - Malad Gorge and bring a sack lunch, garden an activo member of Immanuel Surviving are two steosons the West End State Park staff will reseed a will germinate after the wnter Lulhoran Church ,n Twm Falls. Emery Payton, presenlly sen/ing ir^ , rakes a nd lots of energy. 35-acre w ildfire a rea this m onth dorm ancy p eriod and will even­ burvwing is a son. Mark Coast Guard, and David Pav^on _ 'amiiy suggests memorials lo P articipants should w ear stur­ tually force out non-native Aufdorheide of Tucson. Anz ■ a o' Shoshone: hvo brothers Gcoroe * Buhl-Quick Response Unit, and is seeking assistance from dy ay shoes snoes and and clothing clothing that that weeds. daugritcr,. Lynn K. McCollum of L.WiUtinson of Las Voqa's Ncv ^^"angGjTiGnis are underitje diroc- and groups to help.._ ..offers protection from the-sun Hooan, indj three sisters, Lorna and Royco D, Wilkinson of funeral Chapel in • The native plamslhbulil re­ naU™S' “ wide.brimmbd hat. establish themselves as the W o rrie r 0 Twin Falls, Lula Mao California; three sisters, Lillian M native grass. Park stoff will provide water Krug,or.of.Wh;ltier_Calif.,-and Flora- Smiih-of BoJ6e ,-J e a n -A -K c n y o n of dominan[.plants-within two-to- Lompoc, Calif,; I'vin Falls and Mary Jo Stebero of th ree years. R u p e r t from 9|30 a.m. to 4 p.m.. Oct. 22 all volunteers. three grandcnildren, Sheena California: and numerous nieces to 26. Those interested in par- The task will require raking For more information, call Au^derhoido of Tucson, and Nyle' and nephews. He was precGded in K evin L ynott a t 837-4S05,

drcn. Forrest and f?ivcr McCollum. Cremation will lake place under ni5nl'nr"° Varnes, 57. a Jerome meeting to finalize plan Adeline v/as preceded m death by direction of Reynolds Funeral "J 'amily therapy, vice —° ______Planning and Zoning Commission a Droiner, Omcr Diotker and a sis- Cnapel of Twin Falls A private fam- ,►< d k ^ i'^ Academic Affairs at icr yernico Dierker. ily inurnment will lakS S o al ® Graduate Institute (for- TPROMi? « 1 more than 100 committee T•,h e- fu—••-'UI n e ra l will...... take.. uidCGp la c e 31al lU10 Sunset Memorial Park in Twin Falls fm"? to moke members who compiled the plan p'-’.m, m , Saturday, S a iu rd a y , Ocl, O cl, 12,.1996 12, .1996, at ai the. Ihc» Cenlor). and an inspiraliontfor fami- ftn^ the Jerorne County compre- >vill meet to pur final touches on ------. .. jao, at met B u h l 1/ _ Immanuel Lumeraf> Chdrch in Twin 0 C M 7 fn“tho^Prior-to submission ro Falls, wiih Pasior Lawrence Vedder iry, died Wednesday, Oci, 9 1995 Oct. 17 in the distnct courtroom county commissioners, o ff.c ia iin g . B urial w;ii follow a t Ih e from injuries suffered as a result of on the second floor of the court- The public is innted. For more Clover Cemeicry, Friends may call an aulomobile accident, fro m 3 10 8 p,m.- loday at Reynolds- Chhs was born in Rupen tho Me„,be„of d.0 Funeral Chapel in Twin Fans and daughter of Marvin Royce and Riiih fro m 9 10 10 a.m, Saiurday at the Shillington Reynolds. She received c h u rc h , ' her undergraduate degree in Officers claim magistrates soft on crime Speech from Ihe.iUniversity of Jr. Idaho, and her master of arts BOISE ( A P ) - - n ie Boise police their job is to find the truth. Joseph V. Bettencourt degree in M arriage and Family union is fighting re^ilection of t\vo Morden has irritated Boise offi­ Joseph -Joe' V, Betlencourl Jr.. Therapy from Azusa Pacific magistrates it labels soft on crime. 67, o! Twin Falls, died W ednesday cers witli the ca.ws he has dismissed. Universily in 19?5. She pursued “We are asking voters to dedde Ocl. 9, 1996, al Ihe Magic Valley advanced post-graduate iraminq al Nlorden said he was surprised by the ^^O'onal M edical Corner in Twin that they should go," said union union oppcddon, adding only about 1 me Fiolding Inslilulo, Chris had president Rod Sherfick. Fourth been a practicing marriage and pcstcnt of liis cases are d i a n i ^ ' District Magistrates Michael Joo was born Del, 8. 1 9 2 9 in ' , family therapist since 1975, sharing Sherfick said officers are “mature” Modcsio,_ Calif., to Joseph and l^ o r wisdom and joy of hie wiih hun- McLauglilin and Thomas Mbrden enough to understand a weak case Amelia Silvoria Bellencourt Sr He I -dreds of clients. She was insiru- ere rxmning for reflection. probably will be dismissed. prow up and allended scfioois in ,menial in ihe devolopmeni of ihe It is unusual for the police union ‘‘But when they know they have to publicly oppose their bids. Patlcrson, Calif,, v/here ho also master of arts degreo program in a good case, and when diey go into graduated from high school He Marital and Family Therapy at Morden is on the ballot in Ada court and have the case dismissed. worked (or Norris Industries in Phillips G r^duaie Insiiiute and the County. McLaughlin is a visiting California, fulfilling miliiary con. program's-heart and soul are her It’s almost like being called a liar. magistrate who faces a vote in It’s an insult,” he said. utracts u ^,io uMuand Pciiuilaicr wworked oiK ea in ' m id d le O f lln Freeman' legacy. Chrisom o trainedi.aintu thousandsmousands ofot Elmore County. managemcni for Gallo Winery for A „ . Iherapisis Iherapisis inin IheIhe anan olol MarriageMarriage andand / Cnmilii ,,.:m —___ . The union takes issue with 'over JO years. In 1977, h 6 moved Freeman, 7 9 , of Buhl, Family Therapy and will contmus to McLaughlin on returning suspend- 10 tho Caldwell, Idaho, area whore P^ssed away^Tuesday. Ocl, 8 , impact this field for goneraiions to Me owned and operalod a dairv u’ home on his farm come. • ed driver's licenses to people refus­ -bu^ness-w iih family-mere and in- S & S * s.urroundedJjy ..Shc-is survived-by life husband, ing bjood-al«ho] bceatii'tesis It. 1986 moved 10 tho Buhl and Twin ”'s wi'0 and children. Bill McNallen: a dauohior charges Md^ughlin’s rulings are Falls area, where ho ranched unii) u,£ ! 'nui u Kalherino Varnes of Nov/ark, Dol ■ telling drunk drivers it is sm art to hi; lioa»hjaT O (jjisjefa^ e„l_____ “'“'lio's. ..Mike npd-.Shartono refuse a rest. He v.-as a member of itm and Charles FrcGman, Ho came lo Reynolds of Hailey, Denny and ' M ctaugh^'said virtually all his of Immaculate Concepiion in BuhT ^ Reynolds of Boise and Sieve suspended-license cases are settled n favor of law enforcement, either through a plea or a ruling.’. While the police u«jicvubelieve juugesjudges shouldsnouia O pen to the public • lOamtoZpm Lc?3?,lTTe',?“ BeSoi^ou?!!,! SSn " "“'I’ »y A i n ___ 1. ^ _ • .1 always rule in iheir favor, he said • Entertainment brothers, Dave Bollencourt ol Association and served os orosi- n r’ D^.thc £)ob fSjora £>ancl Fruiiland, Idaho. Frank Bellencourl doni. Ho was also pasl pres dem of S /orvi?^ 'iS 7 n C o m « H o m e T o of Cores, Calif,, and Chuck Idaho Cutting Horse nhnnrfrt Angeles is- Beiloncouri of Parma, Idaho; fivo Associaiion, Ho led a very nood ^ ^ , grandchildren; and four great- 11, 1996. at Farmer Funeral Chaooi '^0 getting staned in the’cattle " All-You-Can-Eat Csivcd Bmn ol Beel • Cmed Bons-ln Him ■ Poachrt Sjlmon • Eggs Benedlcl in Buhl. Friends may call from 4 business, _ jjonoMho Hanson Mortuary Rupert Icelandic Cod Polaloes O 'B rien.B llnte.C repos.IK ,usages.M edley VogMibte Batter-dipped and deep- Fresli Seasonal Fmlls ■ Omtlets Coolied lo Older • Salad Bar. Assorted Desserl Bar fried to a golden brown. 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POOl Local humorist speaks to AARP Mental state of murder suspect in question ByJennifcfBv Jennifer Bunch RvKnifAn Miriar ..... ^ Tlmcs^ow» w rite r______• humbled by her assertion that By Keven Miller Idaho iiisumif they only saw a pig, but didn’t Tlffies-Wflws w r i t e r ______pnifessiunais baffled. near Boise to determine if he is ■‘It stnick me as .sometliing thnt BUllLEY - Perhaps the great­ see th e re was more to her tmder- capable of standing trial on a neaih th e pink sweats. .somebody pulled out of their ear,” est evidence that people are the BURLEY - A man suspected of charge of second-degree murder Twiss said her stories - about said Dr. .Morris K. Morgret, a licenscti same no matter where you go is knifing his wife to death is being and a weaponsenhancemeni. eveo’clay life - are easy to relate psychologist from Twin Falls who the proven versatility of the pink e.vamined for culture bound syn- _ G oiples. 39. is also being exam­ ■ to. droine, a diagnosis not recognized never diagnosed culture bound s>ti- piR costume. ined for the presence of delusion drome in 20 j'e;in; of practia*. Twiss is well-known in south­ by the American Psychiatric Humorist, motivational speak­ disorder and brief ps>-chotic disor­ Morgret examined Gonzales in er and storyteller Jaylynne ern Idaho and throughout the Association and unfamiliar to der, as recommended by Dr. United States. Thursday, she mimy psychologists. July, but he said he could not dis­ Iwiss, 51, of Paul fashioned it.- . Richard V. Smith, a licen.sed psv- cuss his findings. She borrowed sweats from her spok^at Golden Heritage Senior But Jose A. Gonzales is undergo­ •djoloRist in Twin Falls. But the u « C enter to the Mini-Cassia chap­ Smith could not be reached for husband, Ma.>c, tied baby-bottle ing psychological evaluadon at tlie of culture bound syndrome has comment. nipples down the front and ter of th e American Association of R etired Persons. ■, donned a plastic pig snout. The -ensemble was intended only as a Twiss responded to informal Protection _ speakinR requests as an Englisii joke for an Idaho pig convention. Humorist and motivation^ » p e ^ Continued from B1 But later, to Twiss’ astonish­ teacher before h er first child was process, ’nie word has been out." plaints of child abuse in the ment. her act was requested at iartm e most-requested story b born in 1970. After that, she physical abuse if the child is One of the delegates. Candy Magic Valley, according to the an international conference in about her son’s Rrst iMthef basebaB fikw. started to tiun dowTi most offers. ■ under 5, The new rules would McEIfresh of Twin Falls, attend­ department. Of those, about 10 the East focusing on diild-law When her fifth and youngest increase the age to 6 and include frowning with arm s crossed ^vhen ed the meeting to see who percent ended up in court. enforcement. . cliild/B o, now 17, was in school, any children w ith severe develop­ showed, Twiss walked to the podium Statewide, there were about Members of that crowd sat she started speaking publicly mental disabilities, because those dressed as a pig. They soon were again. ■;i think for sure there will bo 13,500 complaints last year. children are considered particu­ written comment," she said. larly vulnerable. And that change The department reported it His only concern, said Ed staned reviewing the rules after Bolton drew the most comment at other . VanDusen, the regional Family public criticism of how the meetings statewide, said Kathy and Children Sen'ices manager, Continued from B1 James, chief of the state Bureau depanmunt handled complaints. ty of a second patrol boat, ciendy c a n also improve patrols, is that the same number of case­ of Family and Children Services. The '■ecommendations must be unless it was a cost of li'iving although he noted the vessel was he said, saying there is no neces­ workers may have to handle : . increase." purc^sed by outside funds, and “This is probably pretty aver- . approved by the state Board of sity of sending three or four offi- more complaints and respond Health, and ultimately, by the ; Buyinfi bicycles, and motorcy­ said it was used heavily this sum­ cers to a n accident, Bolton said. iige,” James said of the Twin more qiyckly under the new mer. Falls hearing turnout. "There Legislature. James expected no cles for traffic control, he said, “\Vhat if the accident is on the rules. was a w aste of money. • Pay raises: Bolton said he were a lot of folks involved in the major changes after the hear­ east end, and In 1995, there were 2,103 com­ ings. ‘‘U you don’t ha\’c the manpow- would havev: fought J for the depan- ucpan- _on on tnethe w est tend (of tlie coimtv)?" — .i^.foccars, yoit-sure-don’t- how .- _ment’s-last-round-rtf-nBi.-i-r«ir<.^------w* laiiCS. ------ment.s.last-roijnd-of-paj*TTiiscsr-^lk)lronaskedHri\lff>trAr Via l:i.„ .U - r__ _ . the manpower for bicycles and However, he didn’t like the fact Bolton said part-time employ- TTnprovem ent motorcj’cles,” Bolton said. that some officers got m erit rais* ees have been working in the jail, Tlie department is leasing t^vo Continued from B1 “I don’t believe in pan-time for capacity i; bicycles for S125 per year each. “If you increase one, you Ketchum and Hailey will be — ,.,tiin;iits unless we would be complicated, and the law enforcement, somebody U'cre invited by an elected offi­ Sheriff Wayne Tousley said. Of increase all, for morale,” he said. replaced. The county chipped in vote will help, working 32 hours witli no bene­ cial," he said, the th ree police road motorcycles • Grants: Bolton supports the 5500,000 for that project, accord­ “It’ll help us in the next public fits. You have reserves that you Oberle added that the Fl'D has purchased, one new motorcycle Drug Abuse Resistance can call on. I know it costs more ing to House, meeting to have the vote. The cost S8.200 and about S3,000 to Education program, but ques- been making regular improve­ county can weigli com m ents from money, b u t it is w onh it to have Idaho Transportation m ents for safety reasons and that outfit; two used motorcycles, tioned the grants funding them. Department engineer George the public against the vote." he well-trained people there,” he th e higliway is in good shape, already outfitted, were pur­ “What happens if the grant said. Oberle said the department is said. “Th(? accident rate is average, chased for SIO.OOO each, Touslev nm s out? A re we going to b e able Bolton said he had been asked not willing to pursue any traffic- The consequences of any of the • said. w hich is good considering the vol­ to pick up the grant money?” he to run by people who have not capacity improvements in Blaine highway choices will be far- Buying dress uniforms for the said. ume of trai.ic on that road,” he gotten answ ers to their calls. He County on Highway 75 without a sa jd .■ reaching and the choices compli­ officers was a waste of money, • Staffing: Bolton said patrol clear idea of what the public cated to implement. offered o n e specific instance. According to Oberle, the coun­ Bolton said; many have never officers can be utilized better. “(The budget has) grown pretty wants. been worn, he said. Bolton said he would break the “Sometimes it’s better to be ty, developers and neighbor­ fast, and they still wanted a heli­ hoods have done a lot to make Tousley said dress hats and a county into three patrol areas, responsive than in a leadership copter. Yet they get calls and the highway safer and improve dress coat were added to road and have officers work their area position,” O berle said. The ITD ~NOW O P E N nobody is available to answer traffic flow. He cited examples • deputies' and officers’ uniforms. consistently, so residents know them. Tlie way you cover that is to was practically run out of town 1 Bedroom Apartment The coats cost S85 each, he said, the officers and will be more com­ after the 197-1 meetings because throughout the valley.such as get on th e phone, and call some­ recently added passing lanes. and are part of the $1,500 the fortable talking to them and public sentiment was so strong for Senior Citizens body out o n the ne.\t shift. When “Now comes the tough part, c|epai;tment spends to buy offering crim e tips. they’re d o n e with that call, they against widening the highway, deputies uniforms, service belt, Bolton said he doesn’t like the according to Oberle; because all of the fine-tuning has Syringa Plaza fill out th e ir shift,” Bolton said. been done,” Oberle said. He .said weapons, and a winter coat. 12-hour shifts the sh eriffs office "If you're running -10 or SO liours After 1974. “we were told that uses. that any major improvement A new a p a rtm e n t Bolton questioned the necessi­ overtime in a iveek, why don’t you »>u- v>uiuunr'ouldn’t I beoe makingmaKing any ------Using patrol officers more effi- hire ano th er officer?” complex for the elderly Forest allows continued country siding (age 62 ond over) Tho Tlmes-Ncws rnjr..... uunder n d e r wiilrhwhich iliodie company now Section 8 Rental Assistance Continued from B1 operates, except it would close Income limits: TWIN FALLS - Guided back Easley, Hyndman, Cobb and Old I person S12.550 Police and Idaho State Police to Crunching numbers; more than ever," Tousley said. country' helicopter skiing will be Hyndman peaks to helicopter ski­ gain e.vperienced officers. This “We’re dealing with problems, allowed to continue, in the ing. 2 persons SI^.350 year, Twin Falls is paying S2,100 Bodgot HeurwhrthflTtvlnFallj like why kids kill kids. Juvenile Sauiooth National I'orest. Some areas considered crucial For ap application and •a month to start. We're trying to Coufrty Sheriff* Office, ncconling to crime is u p, both here and nation­ Forest Super%-;sor Hill LeVere the office onii the county auditor to the survival of winteriijg more information, call- close the gap. We’re about S150 wide, a n d ad u lt crim e is down. decided Tuesdav to issue a five- w ild life al.so. will be checkcd to year.pemiit lo Siin Valley He!i Sid -.f«.?20.0.hehind.right now,—he— ShertfP* jataiy: S37;440;------Wc-nced to look at wliy, and look- ensure they are-cloar of .wolver­ 208-677-4204 said. “We've been able to stop Top tolso'. ttertlng potral deputy: at what w o can do to solve juve­ to provide die skiing opponunities ines, in e s, elk e and mountain goats smaller agencies from taking the $23,400. nile crim e.” and operate ,1a lUlllHiliJLl.llcommercial viiu.nin. - \.^ebefore------v. 'helicopter skiing.,______626 Elba Avenue —officers we Ve trained."------■ToggjrrslnrtlR£Jandop5tyi------Another "goal is to'a'dd'pairor ----- LcVere-safd SuirTalley'IIeli Tlie special use ])ermit bound­ “BurleyrlD 03318” ’ The department has installed officers, Tousley said. D/VRE offi­ Ski’s plan provides reasonable ary includes portions of the .m evaluation system where offi­ Number of employee*: 84. cers take calls when they’re not safeguards from accidents, Ketclium and Fjiirfield ranger dis­ cers are looked at for the job they in class, h e said. avalanches and other problems, h tricts and the Sawtooth National SfwtffT* budget: 6 - do, Tousley said. When commis- “We’re'pretty much stretched als() protects wildlife and has pro­ Recreauon Area, • 1996-97: Sl.830,313 (projected). visions to minimize conflicts ; sioners provided raises to the 1995-96: Sl.968.541 (pro]ectedl. to the lim it. W e’re trying to make department, Tousley said, the sure w e're efficient, anti not between winter recreation u ^ 'i n 1994-95: S1.766,386. the forest, he said. deputies’ increases were tied to 1993-94: $1,250,151 going to the commissioners all performance. 1989-90: $1,011,977. the time for more people or pro­ The fi\'e-year permit will be sim­ • Services: Shifts have been 198S86: $780,283 (Includlngjall grams,” Tousley said. ilar to the one-year special-use per- changed from eight hours to 12 end cIvU defense, later broken Into liours, four daj-s on, foiu- days off' sepamte budgets.) ROCKY MOUIMTAIW That puts more officers on duty COM PLETE REAL ESTATE BRO k f p 'a^ " ^ at a time, including a shift super­ TREE SERVICE P.O.Box 78 • Rupert. Idaho 03350 visor and three deputies, Touslev The change gives street offi- . • Tree Trjrriming _ « Fencing said. • - . - . -436.qd7Q cers more leeway to make deci­ r Tree Rernoval - Uindscapinq The switch was studied closely, sions and work to develop solu- ■ Stump Removal . Roofing Tousley said, because deputies tions, while involving the commu­ ■ 10% Senior Discount -In s u re d could be less productive and nity in anti-crime efforts. ■ Chimney Cleaning ■ Firewood more prone to accidents at the “I don’t think we’re fully imple­ end of a long shift. The switch Rick H o lfa h a n & Jay Ostcrhout • mented as a community policing Phone; (208) 436-9053 fJayj also allows officers more time agency or a problem-solving m th their families, he said. Or (208) 678-4182 (Rick) agency," Tousley said. “We have Mobile; (208) -J31-539I Tlu- chccrl'iiltu-s> of ihi> .h SounJ Finjncial Invc.simcnt • Grants: Tousley said the a long wax go with that, of I'cJr.HUii home i,Tccis you ii(', Tlit% ] Ivir, iionic offcrj county has begun seeking grants ULifiLy,i(i,.noa33l(i yuiir .ifriv.il! Aiui iln- lo«- pikc becoming a vital part of the com­ url.ite. immJc. a sinuL .... as a way to pay for hew services. 5:0,l.VO k'tN you iniy for lo munity rather than a force that ilun ■ IciKc J V.ir.i oiii>iJc at llic “I look at grants as seed money waits for something to happen.” Himi-ti-iu iMyiiK-niil to Stan programs. I don't look at Tousley’s effons to involve the Short of Cash? Qot an Emergency? Cill Slion) k'ovic- (yfi-4171 CoH ^hcrvl Stcvciivon grants as sustaining. We look at community in anti0. -'■-victim services coordinator and' uniforms have improved the 6 7 8 -C A S H , support an expanded Drug Abuse department. 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~^cat Buys On Singer Sewing Machines & Sergers. Boyd will continue to provide the sam e n, ® ® IMoso holiday prolactsi (Prices Start At S249.) professional real estate ser\'ice as he has for the past 22 years Discontinued coots & clorK throod, ond Moxl-Lock Sornor throod / v o iy 2696 off. Supplies UmltodI Boyd and his staff look forward to ser\'ing you again. ^A-RggEN’STABRTCS & CRAFTS. ETC. Snake River Pla:a • Burley, ID. 677-3573 I& lep h p n e Address Hours M-F 10.-8, Sat. 9:30 - 6, Sun. 1 . Office: (208) 578-5777 • Fax: (208) 678-3920 1 3 1 5 O akley Ave. • P.O. Box 6 3 8 FLORALS- NOTIONS - MIWATURES • YARN • FABRICS •BOOKS Cellular phone.431-5030 • Toll F ree: 1-888-676.-57Z7 B u r l e y , Idaho • 8 3 3 1 8 •i? COPY B ^nm oM rtw ., 1,1, F.lli, Idita F,;d.,. OtloK, U . 19S6 ■MAc^VAiZi^^yibX^ ^ O a k l e y h o m e c o m i n g Wendell seeks space for historical display By Stove Koehler ...... nil, ...... sterss'«rsovcrcorac. overcome. Tlrnet-Newi correspondont______Mil receive but won’t send." llie Rost al.so proclaimed Oct. 15 as radio repair sen ice said pans can­ White Cane and Guide Dog ; \\'E N D E a-W en d ell has histor- not be obtained for the two radios, Safety Day to raise motorists’ ical treasures th at should bo pre- Cowell said, and someone had told aw areness of blind people, and to ■ sen-ed ;ind publicly displayed, the , him the radios “would make real cjty clerk and a resident lold the nice di.splays." remind schools and the public to help the blind. City Council \Vednesday, Tlic city is w aiting until instal­ Resident R oger King wants to lation of th e regional E911 .ser­ • The city agreed to sign a con­ tract with JUB Engineers of Twin display the community’.s historical vice reaches a pbint at which Falls to engineer the city’s grant Item s in the u pstairs hallway at radios and piirts can be pur­ City Hall, and wants a site and and bond issue water projects. chased that will be compatible JU B ’s SM S,000 fee w ill com e money for such a display, City with that .system. from the city’s SSOO.OOO grant Clerk Racquel Braga said. “How can the 911 work in administered by the state Resident Carol R ae Goeckner lold Uendell with our crazy number­ Department of Commerce,: the counal she is very interested in ing of our house.s?" Mayor GVven such a project. according to Rob Hegstrom of Rost a.sked Cowell. She and oth­ JUB. "I really think we oiiglu to think ers said the town’s street address­ JU B ’s w ork is for p ro je c t about this," Goeckner-.said. “I’m es are illogical and other towns’ design; overseeing bidding ol sure - maylw not iti my lifetime - are even worse than Wendell's. equipment and installation work; we 11 lia\'e lo have a ne^v Citv Hall. "U you want a real experience, monitoring construction; and ' It uould l)e just perfect if ;ve' could go to Hagerman.” .said Cowell. afford (a historical display). I knou- operating and testing new instal­ He told Rost that the emer­ lations, Hegstrom .said. a lot of us have things that arc gency dispatching system will ♦ The council agreed to have irom the original Wendell area," depend on local emergency ser­ Braga .said that she is concerned the city install a sewer line in the vices’ knowledge of th tir commu­ vacated alley bounded by Founh’ about City Hall security on nities. Through telephone caller Saturdays - when the building is - and Fifth avenues east and lo e n iific a tio n , C o w ell .said ■Wendell and Gooding streets, open for the librarj’ in the base- addresses eventually will appear .aniLloJnstalLwatcr-ftervice-iT)— — inemrbut-no-cit>T70rsot^felltre in “ OirannHectronic screen fro'in the office upstairs. that area. which a dispatcher can direct lola Welker requested the ser- But the city has some “amiizing emergency perswnnej. Wees and .said she plans to build o r tlungs," Braga said, that could go In other business at -F THE RECORD— association “ i’S building S in such a display. Goeckner sug­ a threeple.>: on her property. U ednesday’s council meeting; Councilman Dale Bunn said the •BOISE (AF) — Vandals spray gested a variety of preparations for • Librarian V ivian Maltz said -Ki-'Ccnt civil Child Siipnorr Sorvlct-s the aty’s cenremijaland said peo­ aHey should be opened, but - panued profanity and religious the state library determined that W elker successfully argued- r II r Cnurt in NaihanicI Ross Dihvonh. Seckinfi insiih.s on the walls and redwood ple should Stan dunking aJiead. the Wendell library will lose Imnl-al!sC<...n.y.ncliuI..I: csiablishmcnt of pntcrni.y; S137 ...V Mu.meu iiorary wiu lose against that, sayingsavinc garbagecarbaue iis u fc k of__‘.‘'eth e__Boiu o iie __iio iicc Two of...... the.. I-'-"-'-police departmenfs miL-iu a ...... '’’‘''■"■'■'•‘I’^upporti-r-rpercent ->ujjpi>n; H-* percent Associaiion’.s chihhouse...... r-portable’ra'ilio.s; it appear.s;" Divorccs filed; stateuide- One Percent jimiauveInitiative • Rost called --n-j the.i.____ council into ol all child medical expenses "nor— I.t. Jim Tibbs said more than • could be candidates for a liistorical passes in November, and that the • Kciinutii LauTcncL' Ordaz vs. display. executive session with Cowell covered by insurance; and S275 SI,000 in damage was done Goodmg Public Library wl] lo.se I-c;ih K. Ordaz. and City Superintendent Paul attorney fees. lue.sday night to the clubhouse “The two that we have major U J- .''liller vs. C orten even m ore-^over 40 percent-.'’ Isaacson to discuss "employee • State of Idaho Biirenii of for the non-profit organization for problems with are antiques," • Rost proclaim ed Oct. 13 to Oiild Support Services vs. Police Chief Philip Cowell said, raises and personnel issues." • • Sylvia Donnclta Sliislcr vs. Boise I’olice D epartment person­ 19 as Head Start Week to draw Michael J. Metzler. Seeking estah- nel “\\c have one that will send but Afterward, the council voted to D aniel l.voiis Shisier. attention...... to the challengescnauenges which hire crewman Vernie BlackmcBlackmon hshment of paternity: SO percent Head Start seeks to help young • Cnrl)v L, Qiiif-Iey vs. of child’s medical expenses after * ■ *’e‘P y““ ng- fuil-timefull-time at 51,250 per monthmonth. hsnieralda C. Quiplcy. iiisiirance; and S27S atiomey fees. • Sharon'K . Corey vs. Kenneth L Corey, • State of Idaho Bureau of Oiild Support Sen-ices vs. Lewis Anonymous donor provides fair funds ' S ally D ian e B eetein v.s. L. Lowe, also known as Skip Iraiiarn Ij>i:is Beetem, By Dixie Thomas Reale happy to put it to good use Lowe. Seeking declaration of happy CO PU. it .0 good use. nvprn,',™avcrase 586,000 C«r, n n n for tlie______past --ny Jean Vann I homas patemiiy; S1G7 monthly child sup­ Tlmes-Naws corrospondent______In other fair business: ant to throw a community .Alien \'aiin. several years. The kills ivere all port; S702 repayment of public • A Job Training Partnership appreciation dance or gther pub- •' • David Clayton McCreerj- vs JEROME - An anoiivrnous paid for Ihcir .^nimals w ithin 30 assistance to mother; and S275 Act work crew helped with the days. he party at the fairgrounds to ' \‘a!ericRaeMcCreen.-. donor’s 51,500 boosted the landscaping and o th e r odd job.» show off the new facilities when aiiom ey fees. • Lundgren said the National • Clella V. Victor vs. Ronald H Jerome County Fair’s fund-rais­ ■at the fairgrounds this year, fair th e projects arc completed. Guard, whose building sits \'icior. ing dnve recentlv. bin fair offi­ officials .said. There is still a Other ciLse filings; inside the fairgrounds, has • -Alan W. Floyd vs. K ali Jo cials say they still need dona­ great deal of work to be done • City of Twin Falls vs, agreed to pay half of the costs l-!oyd. tions of money, materials and for ;i work crew. T h e crews have Matthew Campbell, Seeking per­ labor. for repaving the parking lot, • - • C raig H adden v,s. D eborah manent injunction requiring their own supervisor, so the H adden. The fair also could use simie Second Street and Fir Street removal of rubbish, weeds and amount of time a fair employee fill dirt, Jerome County Fair inside the fairgrounds. The fair • -Melissa B utcher Lddie damaged, destroyed or disman­ would have to spend with the Bili)rey. M anager Rob Lundgren told the will pay the other half. The tled personal properiv at 708 crew would be minimal. Doyle D. Hiit vs, Tinimie Lee fair board Wednesday. highway district has agreed to Oct. 224 Washington St. S, The application deadline for TACO Hit The fund-raising dri do the work if the fair will sup­ __ j»l u.ui vHiKswapon crew usage is Nov. 1, and the ply the matvrials. BELL j Next to • jc f f r e v L . W h e e le r \ W’Tintla Inc., aiYTOaho' corporation: Carl fair board directed L undgren to KertsTejtaco' L, W h ee ler. ilready started, as the faii • Board member Jack Hyder G. Anderson; and Gregory apply for another crew for next North Burley _ • Daniel Riiss .McAtee struggles to become self-sup- summer, ___. ______suggested the fair board might- s. Bctiy_..tVndcrson-vsrChris-Lr-Jordan Sue'M i.vVtee...... Porrlng^in-d-mlikeimprove“ ♦ Work is progressing else­ and Beth A. Jordan, husband mentsat the.same time. • David Wells vs, Sandra Le and wife. Plaintiff shareholders where on the fairgrounds. W e ll.. The Jerome Countv Fair’s When the concrete comes, allege corporation president needs include ;i kitchen stove lo Dave Is Honest and Fair! • J e r e m y D u an e D illon vs. Chris Jordan purchased the L undgren said, it w ill.tak e two Shelley Jeannette Dillon, K‘> in the just-completed I lu j TO.UJ ,,1(1, D.,v,-,,, ,1., ,d„.„I I I,,,,, I, property formerly leased to the days to do the concrete work on • Car>- L Chappel vs, Carrie L, kitchen. the new bathroom/shower ...... iHi'i h.'vc mv K'M Iiucfi-st. I've |.ci- dealership without a vote of 'C him ;i' mv rc.ilior, C h a p p e l. The large kitchen attached to house. It should be poured next other corporate officers. uie side of the Messersmiiti Kulhm,iryi'V;u)ui' • K ris Jilaine Dayley vs, Lirrj- Plaintiffs ask the court to name week; then workers can start on .•\, Dayley, building was built with donated the walls. Chris and Beth.Jordan as materials and labor. It has serv- • Pamela Kave Thomas vs. ti-ustees of corporatiop; hold real • Next year, there will be a Robert B. Thomas. m g windows to the outdoors and • property' and profits in trust and dairy heifer judging category into the building. All the added to the fair for -}-H entries. • .Mark Schie^ve vs. Theresa turned over to corporation; or ’’ S . 9 S W M T A J N I.yiin Schiewe, Kitchen needs now is a little The diary lieifers also will be seek money damages in amount paint, a kitchen sio've and an auctioned; 20 animals are antic­ • riuiy J’huong Thi Chao vs, of difference between current Vung Kluimj Ch e.vhaust fan or range hood. The ipated to start, "Mv fiktiiU I - —market value of property and fair board hopes someone with • Slim Job, Lon price paid for property by the • Youngsters will be allOTved to Johansen, ii Rood, used stove m ight donate sell only one animal each - a Jordans and profits from proper­ dairy heifer or a fat stock - at • Stephen Charles Peterson ty; attorney fees and costs Randy Lynn Kramer Peierson. And if someone has a good, auction. This year’s -U l auction - Dustina F. Byce vs. T^nn u se d d ish w a sh e r th e y a r e n ’t brought in record sales of more • Ja n e t L. Tackeit . Ronald L. Falls Clinic & Hospital. Seeking Tackett. using, the fair board would be tliiin 590,000 - up from the S675 value of earned and unpaid Fall H arvest C raft Fair | • Richard I.eme i. H eather vacation plus interest; damage.s; Lente, attorney fees and costs over alle­ / Snake River Plaza K gations of job termination with­ 262 0vorlnnd O ctober I 1. 12, 1 3 , 1 9 9 6 ^ Child Support cases: out notice or good cause. B urley, Icinlno ♦ State Department of Health • Robert and Marv Burkhart jaXISco T fc Sm!:, R h;, P t o , „ „ U lib ,jo« lo join „s /», o,„ Fall Ham si ami IVclfarc vs. Jam es S. Larsen. MaiMWBESTflURAWT______.6 7 S - ^ 3 4 S 0 vs. City of Twin Falls, a munici­ Cr,l/I Fm. II will tr f a ll ,,| „ „ „ „ „ l l ) Seeking medical insurance cover­ pal corporation. Seeking dam­ age for child; S275 attorney fees; ages to be set by fact finder, Fnrfnj/, Satanlmj iini Sm lm j. Oilotrr 11. 12. 13, 1996. W ' and costs. ' m nttorney fees and costs. Suit •nL--Yl-Gi.rl^------1. CHOOSE ,L\V nvo mMS: . Tico-Bati;o F o r plnis,- coll Lori ni l(„. ,„„|; H • State Department of Health claims'Robert''iiurkh’an ofixju.ilorkvric$ at 6 7 7 -3 5 7 3 -■ '’“'■K and'struck a i c . 6-'iiio-rii'jH(CoiaciFlottl-ErckiiiiJi...... (Com ci Flotti • ErckiiiiJi • Sopito care of child and 5395 attornev ...... — - .'ab le ■ jrnnJti strung across ; pathway by the 1 |:o;ttcltifri.O.crvctChuUfitHi | ^ v ..i - p, i ■■t',,.-.. ___ _ We fwpe to see you fiere in OctoOerUl fees. city. • State Department of Health Offer good Monday thru Thursday Dinner Only __and Welfare vs. Jason Sharpe. Seekiiig establisliment of paterni­ ty: $],G02 birth costs; 5288 month­ ly child support, medical insur- 'nnCeTrji- clii!(];'5275 attoriiey fees: DRIVE RIGHT INI SPECIAL NOTICE FROM RURAL ELECTRIC COMPANY and costs. • Slate Department of Health s m ' and Welfare vs. Manuel To all area tree trimmers or home-owners planning to trim trees. Armendarez. Seeking establish- mom of paternity; S544 child sujv |>i>ri; mtklical insurance for child; LOOK UP AND LIVE $275 attorney fees; and costs. • Slate Department of Health and W 'elfare v,s. /\ngela Koch, also known as Angela K. Nutscli. ,‘On S50-J reim bursem ent for ^ care of child; 5178 child support; 2«*;^medica! insurance coverage for ■^lild; and attorney fees and costs. , ^ State of Idaho Bureau of -9-^.y-Services, vs__ PLOWS ARE CREATED EQUAL! ve In «ltocnm«nl» ellmlnato UrugQlIng with a honvy blads and fliiorhm«n*« Norman Troy Jensen. Seeking « V*Mir.,i 1,-1. e , . . j ______’ ''"""uoiiflcnmoms. JeJermination of paternity; 5718 • for support; 5276 monthly child .. 0 permanoRUy mountedlouniea «nneeilnj)_pjn»meanaconnecllng pins mean then'a no chance ol dropping them In iho »now rlottagthem during olorsgs, •support; and 72 percent of all On# piece >le (nol two) meane fa»toron and off child medical expenses not cov­ BAJVCO.W,my ered by in.surance; 'NOW nr,MovAj. \ • Stnte^ o f Id a h o , B u re a u of- r,«HI.S«MHVIC(:..O.I.MHiS, N - - George Toner - President - ^m-«Jmimirii;iouii Larry Burbank - General Manager

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LAPWAI (AP) _ Lap,,ai the Nez Perce Reservation, Elementary School students — . The churdi secretary sent pho­ "Helping other people is a way many of them from ra’diUly mLved tographs to Lapwai of the chil­ of earmng and learning respect " backgrounds - have sold cookies dren’s library, showing its grand Oct. 15 as said Ina Mae Shell, also a sixth- lid c Dog :md popcorn balJs to help-rebuild grader. opening in 1994 an d th e packed lotorisis' yeIibr^ofanIo;\-acluirdn\itha pelves of bunted books t\vo years diverse congregation. W ednesda/s food sale grew out later, phis a letter thanking the »le, an d io of conversations among the chil­ ^Hickory Grove Community- children for dieir interest. public to dren and counselor Doug Wells. Church at Ottumwa, Iowa, was Ask ilie children about bias and Hie name of tJie church came from burned tfus siimmor by arsonists, I hatefulncss and they don’t hold ign a c o n ­ tJie LalJ^^•ai Assembly of God min­ ^ n k by prejudiced people," said philosophical diirussions; th(y talk 's of Twin ister, Jolm Van trease. ty’s grant Anasha Towles, a si.\th-gradcr at about what they know. 1 Lapss’ai. “We don’t knou- why.” "We tliought it was a veiy good "Sometimes they talk about how . p ro je c ts , match Ren-. Vantrease found for us The Idaho children mised S132 JO change things,” Anasha said. ill c o m e becau.« they are black, Hispanic on Wednesday. Many are from "They start with learning about 00 g ran t and ivhite, a very mixed congrega­ e s ta te mixed Indian, black, Hispanic and themselves, and then by helping tion,” said Wells, who helped stan others. I hope the church gets n m e r c c ,: white backgrounds. Lap\\-ai is black...... historyK'wj^-iiuii-ipwai, projects at Lapwai, alonggood.along good." S trom of p ro je c t B L M proposes charging river boaters Iding of on work; IDAHO FALLS (AP) - The on; a n d ' free ride might bo over for tem for outdoor enthusiasts usinn boat ramp and outhouse mainte­ federal-lands. The BLM’s Kay w instal- floaters on the South Fork of the nance along ihe river. If the fee is Snake River. Schiepansaid the South Fork has approved, all boaters will be been nominated as a pilot site, to have The Bureau of Land charged, including guides, and Interior Secretary Bruce 1C in the Management is considering a Schiepan .said. / Founh Babbitt could approve the new P«ll.d lh.ni Slons In tliolr n , . f w ..o n a , tl,,. S '® " " " " " “M" tnal plan to charge ail boats S3 to foes later this year. "We’ll be keeping 100 percent ist and ------J'?''^“/®“ f” o.™^’'9aKingwafintfitiiporature8, $5 to float the popular canyon of our.collections in th e area, a n d - stre e ts, stretch of the river east of Idaho **,j e''«rything went smoothly,' th(^- will be used for operation rvice-iT)----- . ]ve d.beJookingimplcmenting it - -Fails.-Moto'rboat'owners, who m 97, she said. -r:and-mainrenanceras“wcri'as~ already pay at least SI4.50 for a improvements,” she said? How the fee woidd be collected tfie ser- state license, also would be /jit Schiepan said public hearingi to build with the new fee. a n d Its e.xact amount has yet to be detefmined. mil be conducted before a final jp e rty . Federal jury acquits INEL worker Earlier this year, Congress decision is made. The goal of the three-year trial aid th e . POCATELLO fAP^ — .... ______approved the testing of a fee sys­ POCATELLO (A P)-Idaho didn’t do it,” said David Nevin tec system is to raise money for ■d, b u t ; Naponal Engineering Laboratory coimt, Johnson adm itted lying in Garcia’s Boise la\s7 er. “My cxpe^ irg u e d - the Dec. 8 memo. He faces sen­ technician Sieve Garcia has been nence is the tru th ivill out.” AUCTION :^age is found innocent of diarges that he tencing Nov. 25. E iist-— _ - AssistanLU.S^Atlomoy George— CALENDAR •helped conceal the'improper d5^ pfitsam eter accused Garcia of •— Dtiring-GardaVtrial,“Johnson" -HOUSEHOLD E S lM l THROUGH OCTOBER 20’" cil into posal of radioactive and haz- testified that he and Garda both helping his supervisor at the INEL’s Cowell . ^ ^ u s waste samples at the illegally p ut ^vaste samples do;vn FRIDAY, OCTOBER Il'M Sge It P aul EnvironmentalTlfpnitoring Unit, a sink and at waste deanup sites Vlasta Nov3cW-Hojseholfl-0 Jay A. Johnson, prepare a Dec ® ployee A 12-member federal court at the IN EL’ " AUCTION •Octot)cr9 1994 com pany memo cdntai ‘ su es." • He also testified that Garcia S u n d a y , o c t o b e r i 3 . i g g ^ I ^^nRsTucTi'DHSERvicE acquitted the Pocatello man aboutout hmv tnethe two disposed "lies of »ted to Wednesday after a six-day trial helped him prepare the memo 145 n>ughly pint-sized containers of I SATURDAY.SATURDAY, 0CTaflER1?MQiiiOCTOBER 12-. 1996 ckmon ' before U.S. District Judge Lynn containing false information hazardous, low-level radioactive Cljrence fuller Esiaii: S th. about where the waste samples WinmiU and almost four hours of and m ixed w aste frpm th e U.S . Bud Wilson Estate deliberation. Garcia, 35, could were dispoSed. Department of Energy si ta ------o> >ijg biim.nwo Lnmar Loveland Rupon, Idaho-430-9863 Edcar Buroess - Household TheTimes-lNws M obll9-73M 010 GoMinu, Idaho • 034-5350 Colleclibl«. Shop. 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M an m ay have stolen C uster’s binoculars

DENVER (AP) - Twc-nty fivc at the battle site, where Custer yciirs ago, a glinc of siinlifilit ltd a Custer and a'large group of his and 262 soldiers of his 7th men fell. Scott thciil-ized that the tourist ac the Little Bighorn Cavalry died on Ju n e 2S, 1876. ._,,Dattlelifld in Montana lo a pair glasses migln have been dropped He may face up to two years in by an officer viewing the scene •of binoculars somt; believe mav prison and a 520,000 fine. have belonged to Lt. Col. George before the attack, fallen out of a The binoculars, still in excel­ saddlebag during the retreat, or A nnsirong Cusier. lent condition, are brass and are Now the lourist, a Cliampaign, been picked up and later discard­ covered by calfskin. They are the ed by a warrior. 111., man, lias been accused of third set known to have been -pIunderiHR tlic field glasses from - Another theory is that they -recovered from -the' Little ' may have been left during a re­ ibe site of Custer's Last Stand Bighorn Battlefield in southeast­ and awaits a review of the case enactment staged at the site in ern .Montana. later years. under the Arcbaeological •‘Whether this pair was Resources Protection Act. The binoculars were confiscat­ Custer’s or not is really difficult ed in August by Erny Kuncl, a , The act proliibits the unautho­ to determine, especially \nthout rized exca\-ation, removal or sale of Denver-based special federal knowing the conte.xt in which agent, who set up a sting to buy such relics from public lands. Tlie they were found." said Doug battJefield, once known as Custer’s them for 55,000, Scott, n park ser\-ice archaeolo­ "I told the guy, ‘I didn’t come Battlefield, in 1991 was renamed gist at the battlefield site. the Little Bighorn Battlefield hero just to bust a criminal. 1 But asked if they might have came to recapture /American his­ National Monument by Congress. been in Custer's hands, Scott The man, who.se name has tory,’” Kuncl said. replied, "It’s a possibility, yeah." Kuncl asked that the man’s been withheld pending charges, The field glasses were report­ told authorities he pried the identity be witliheld because the edly found in 1971 about 500 investigation is ongoing and for­ binoculars from tlie ground after yards south of the stone obelisk seeing a lens glinting in the sun mal charges have not yet been monument atop the ridge where filed by authorities in Illinois.

. E = = S r = = H Archaeologists seek Lewis, Clark log cabin to document pair’s voyage AC'tVMJIA .... • •ASTOIUA. O re. (A P) — blazed from St. Louis to.Scasidc /Ucliai-dlogist Ken Karsmizki anything can be found after all almost 200 years ago. 'Iliougii die uiese decades, Karsmizki saj-s. dRMins i)f standing in th e exact journals left by both captains . .placu- w here .M eriw ether Lewis But Karsmizki believes. Ai]d if descnbe more than 600 campsites •,any Ix\ris and rinrl- it ___ ------aiid-.U'illiani.Clnrk-once-sJood-as —n.«:cd'diirlnfi'lhe journey, no one's to >ield long-buried dues, it’s Fon tiiyy vxplored the wilderness of die e\’er been able to find ardiaeologi- .•\im.'rican W'est. Clatsop. The explorers built a shel­ cal eridence of any of them. "i'll t)e aliie to lx;nd down and say ter here, where 33 people spent There are several reasons for more than 120 days. They pre­ th.it dirk fnmer ls the oudine of die that, says Karsmizki, who’s been ri)itiii« liig.s of the fon. tlie oudine of pared and ate food here. They looking for archaeological evi­ built fires. They threw away ()iif ’ little, needing every buiJd a picture that ideally would where the original log fort stood needle and knife blade to last Jay B lacksher, PA-C during tile winter of 1805-06. show the outline of a winter shelter llirough the 2 iy2-year e.vpedirion, used 200 years ago, Karsmizki saj’s. Thysician Assistant If they do, the e\i(ience will be Arid yet another reason that tfie first-physical sign of Lew s ojid "If we don’flook. we’re not nothing’s been found is that'very . going to find it," Karsmizki says, Clark and their Corps of Discover)' few people are looking. Many ever found along the trail ihev “We ha\’e everything at our dispos­ Duke University Physician Assistant Program archaeologists simply doubt that al to find it." and the University of California-L.A. County Medical Center, Emergency Medicine Physician-Assistant Program. . Suit: M ontana w ilderness areas m ism anaged

^ .MISSOUL-V ^font. ( / ^ ) — The Porcupine-Buffalo Horn. Forest Sen-ice has been dragged served and another released to Federal officials declined corfi- into court by conservationists logging. Action on the other Providing Urgent and ment on the claims by the seven, however, is still pending. outraged by trail construction, Montana Wilderness Association, tnining permits and other activi­ Montana Wilderness Association Emergent M edical Care Friends of the Bitterroot and Director John Gatchell said that ties in Montana areas earmarked /Vmencan Wildlands. as wilderness. . ’ requires the remaining study areas - The 19-year-oId federal law TFGH to be protected, and the suit Tlie suit filed in U.S. District requires the Forest Service to Court on Wednesday alleges vio­ charges that diey are not. "maintain presently existing "Scrvms the Magic Valley sincc 1947" lations of the 1977 Wilderness In addition to ever-increasing wilderness characteristics" in the motorized use in the areas, Study Act in the Big Snowies, study areas until Congress for­ Uluejoint, Middle Fork Judith. Gatchell said, conservationists mally deddes whether to dedare were alarmed by claim staking Sapphires, Ten Lakes. West them \«Idemess, One of the nine Clinic & Hospital Pioneers and the Hyalite- •and mining exploration being areas has been officially pre- allowed in rwo areas. 660ShoBhone St. East • Twin Falls, ID • (208) 733-3700 • ^800-707-5591

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L ove’s labor found

E x ecu tiv e’s little jazz festival g ets o ut o f h an d By' stoveSteve CrumpCrumo Today Tlmes-News w riter______• Music, comedy: Legends in SUN ViVLLEY — Tom Hazzard sioppccl play­ ing jazz when he was 14, but he never fell out of C oncert will perform at an 8 p.m. love, dinner show and an 11 p.m. cock­ tail show, Cactus P etes Resort So four decades later, he walked into the office of Sun Valley Co. iTtanager Wally Huffman and Casino, Jacleven channels since 1993, ’nie compa­ Casino, Jackpot. _ TWIN FALLS - After Nov. 1, your Q Tho Cartoon Network, Ted Tumor’s three-year' m pmroimnlJt,,ki.' ny raised its basic rate by “ipercent hst IV set may require some fine-tooning. old. 2+hour-Klay, alhuilmated channel. The Ing, hiking and a variety of other outdoor activi­ summer, its first increase in three years Dinner show prices start at $12.95; Continental Cablevision announced Cartoon Network broadcasts a variety of made- ties. • • Young said, ’ for-TV and mad^for■motlon picture cartoons, • there's a $10 cover charge for the Thursday that it would add three more □ The Provue Channel. Uterally a video TV log. Continental charges its Lifelife cus­ channels to its lineup next month, Including tho Warner Bnss, classics from the cocktail show. For reservations and ^940s and ‘SOs such as Bugs Bunny and DaRy this channel features a split screen that gives tomers in Twin Falls, Kimberly and including The Cartoon Net^vork. program listings on the bottom whilo tho top Hansen S19.81 a month. Jerome and [nformation, call 1-800-821-11 Outdoor Life and a preview ciiannel half airs advertisements, publlc-sorvlco Gooding county subscribers pay S19..‘>8. will also bc-available to subscribers to □ Outdoor Ulo. This Is a two-year, round-thxlock announcemenb and video clips ol coming compendium of sportsman’s films and mad»/oi- attractions. . Young also an.nounced that The the company’s Lifeline, or most basic Nashville Nct^vork would share Channel level of serv’ice. Every Friday, the Magic Valley 30 with Country Music Telerision, n “As our upgrade has m ade m ore chan­ W eeken d Calendar lists arts and '.Channel 44, and the Prevue Channel folks receive The Family Channel, Tho .spin-off of TNN thai broadcasts, mostly • nel capacity available, we’ve been sur­ country’ music videos. will be on 45. Nashville Network, TNT and WTBS, entertainment events, through veying our customers to see w hat clian- The sam e channels, along with ESFN2 ncls they’d like to see,” said Russ which Lifelife customers don’t get. CMT will bo aired from midnight to 7 south-central Idaho. To get an item and FX, will be added to Jerome, Young, marketing manager of The additions bring.to 43 the number a.m, TNN will fill Channel 30 durinc the listed in the calendar, submit.it the-.. Gooding, Wendell and Filer customers’ of chaimel.s thnt.Coniinental offers local rest of the day. ' ^ ...Conunenial’s Twin Falls office. “These ■ c ab ic lin e u p s t^m' T)ec'.; I. Otli'er subscnbers, although five are premium lie also said that changes in tli^ Features Department. The Times--"- . new channels are a result of what • Continental customers in Twin Falls • tliey’veto ld u s.” channels, which require a separate source of the feed for The Family News, P.O. Box 548, Twin Falls, County began recei\ing VX in May and monthly fee. For Continental Cablevision ciis- ESPN2inJune. Channel, broadcast on Channel 29 Idaho 83303. Deadline is noon on tomers in Twin Falls, Kimberly and “We’re not through expanding," would affect the starting times of most The three new channels won’t be part Young said. “We’ll have more programs by three hours. Wednesdays. Hansen, Outdoor Life will occupy of servicc for subscribers to Channel 43, The Cartoon Network " announcements in the ne.vr few Continental’s Expanded packager Those months." Continental seri’es fG,7S0 subscribers in south-central and eastern Idaho, &OPY C-2 Tlm«$-Newi, Twin Fan*, Idaho Friday OcIobeiU . 1996

W e e k e n d Puckett plays Cactus Petes starting T uesday

it’s been 3 5 years since he got liis Starr in high sdiool bands around JACKPOT - In 19G8, Gary Puc­ Twin Falls. He settled' m kett and The Union Gap clialked California and doesn’t come back VI. V. Symphony features young soloists up six consecutive gold records. to Twin Falls often, because his ..■nVWFALI^W^n^hlriBl,.,nvlN FALI^-Wher^shletgh, r= = — ______^ ...... P * uckctl is-Ktill-singing U103C ’. mt3,- —relorives iiicn'cd away,‘tew.— ^— ' mgs during her 12 years in the Barc-miin was 7 years old,' her ' She has received awards for a t Cactus Petes Reson Casino. Several years ago, Puckett Concert'Sunday Twin Falk Junior Music Club father nskcd her jo k e e p taking both piano and violin in state The 1960 Twin Falls High becam e a born-again Christian, fa piano lessons uniil siie coiiJd play Th« Mfljlc Vallfljf Symphony will ipoo- Festival. Slie was al.so named top competitions and earned School g raduate will m ake his 19 9 0 , he joined Horizon Christian “Rhapsody in Blue" for him. On Mf a Youth Sololsti Concert at 4 p.m. wind player in state competition Superior ratings from the Twin fourth appearance at Cactus FeUowsliip. Sunday. 18-ycar-old AsWeigh will Sundaif In tha College of Southern and placed third, on flute, at the Falls Junior Music Club Festival. Petes next week, performing Idaho nno Art* Building auditorium. Puckett will perform t\vo shows play the George Gershwin tune Music Educators’ Idaho State She was a participant in the golden oldies like “Young Girl,” a night Tuesday tlirough O a 20. The Magic Valley Symphony Loafiue Solos Competition, for the entire .Magic Valley. win hold a reception (o honor (he per- M usic Educators 1995 Clinic "This Girl is a Woman Now” end There is an 8 p.m. dinner show She has studied ballet for 12 Aihleigh. along with three tormer* Immediately after the concert Honor Orchestra. “Woman, Woman.” and an 11 p.m. cocktail show. Call other young people, uill open the An coficertgoers ore Invited. years and piano another 12. She Katie’s baby book says she Puckett is almost 54 now, and 1-8OO-82M103, •Jilagic Valley Sj-mphony’s 199G- Ttcketi, pricod at S6 for adulU and S3 was a page for the 1996 Idaho could whistle by age 4, • 97 concert .season. The teen-agers for senior citizen* and itudenU. are Legislature and now attends She began studying oboe in' were chosen from among 11 bud­ «VBltab(eattheCSI Bookjlore. The Boise State University on full sixth grade and continued her Miiik Center, Everybody’* 8uslneM, ding mu.sicians who participated scholarship, where she is pursu­ oboe studies under Janie Griff, in the symphony’s Youth Soloist UfMn Arti or at the door. Symphony ing a double major in flute and teajon tickeU may be purchawd by along with piano lessons under if The County Com m issioners Competition during the summer. piano performance with a minor Margaret Vincent. She studied calling Betty BImdl at 733-7M9. in dance. Eighteen-year-old Anna Symphony mwlc director li Theodore viola under Ernest Moss and Gorrish will perform the first Hadfey. Rachel, a higli school sopho­ Kevin Howard. Don’t W ant Him Full Tim e. movement of the “Flute more who is home-schooled, She has received Superior rat- Concerto in D Major" by began her violin studies uith the _ mgs from the Twin Fails Junior Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Ashleigh, born in Salt Lake Suzuki Method of teaching under Music Club and two medals at City, lived in Boise for si.x years Marilyn U’atkinson and Kevin WE DO!!! K nchd Griff, IS, nill perform the the State Solo Contest. She per­ first movement of the “Violin before her family moved to Twin Howard. Today, she studies formed in the Idaho All State Concerto" by Dmitri.KabaIevslA’. Falls in 1993. She came to Twin under Craig Purdy, Madeleine Orchestra as principal oboist last K atie H adley, 18, will perform Falls with a bundle of Music Hsu and James Cook. She has spring. She is a music scholarship Festival honors. the first movement of the also studied under Margaret student at the University of “Conceno for Oboe and Strings" In Twin Falls, she studied Vincent. Idaho. by Ralph Vauglian Williams. piano under Sue Miller and The symphony will also per­ Margaret Vincent and performed form Hugo Alfven’s “Swedish in high school choirs under Rhapsody No. 1 Richard Smack. In 1995, she Midsommarvaka" and Finnish received second place in the composer Heikki Suolahti’s Sonatina Festival. She is now a , • T / k / v A rc’ T i i v G o o d R m h i / 1,1 “ “Sinfonla Piccotn." '■ student a t Ricks College. /\nna received 29 Superior rat- To Eitfoy D oul)lctn'c’,t Dri'nni D^nh

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JACKSON’VILLE. Fla. (,\p) — Keanu Reeves' latest e.\cellent adventure look him to the Duval County Courthouse to watch an armed robbor>’ trial. Tlie star of “Speed” and “Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure” wore a dark suit Wednesday as he sat in court and studied the lawyers in preparation for his upcoming role in the movie Devil’s Advocate.” “There was a noted and sub­ stantial increase in the female audience." said Circuit Judge Brad Stetson, “.specifically, em ployees o fth e courthouse who don't normally grace my court with their presence." Reeves autographed a yellow sticky note for a delighted bailiff and accepted a hug from a court­ house worker, Most of “Devil’s Advocate” is being filmed in New York, but location scouts are visiting Florida, checking out churches A Warner Bros., spokesman —n-ouldn’rdiscu.'i.rThiniioviirs p lo t'

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As papal delegate in Washington But despite the kiw’s pretensions I how the prosecutors utterly blew filtering through the White .pontiff, kneeling in tlie private to draw-ing clear lines, between I their own case, ineffectively pre­ • HouKe “back door” for intelli­ right and wrong, finding the T H E R U N senting or failing to present tlieir gence meetings with CIA direc­ moral has ahvay.s been tricky. So best evidence. He also shows how tor William Casey. .It IS with the murders of Nicoli; OF HIS LIFE the defense, using typical lines of There is Casey making .wveral Brown Simpson and Ronald cross-e.xamination, destroyed trips to Rome in a camouflaged .ra.ondedasiflttwereonacross,S?nd“/ Ws ™ ^Oldman and the trial of 0 I what was left, including the scien­ . : A psyclioIoBical profile pro- Air Force transpon. Simpson. tific evidence. , In Rome, the spook and the j a r e d by ,h e CIA sums it up: The •THE P E O P L E Then there was Mark l-uhnnan ■ j o p e has a “mjsiical cssenco.” pontiff discuss ways to further Jeffrey Toobin’s “The Run of — the’officer w-lio provided the ; : Bui as this powerful new bior. the Solidarity movement — the His Life" (Random House <;■>.=;) is V, bloody glove that was the -raphy of Pope John Paul n amply pope and the United States arc the best book sofaronthedeiails . strongest evidence of guilt — of the police invesiigaiion. the o. J, SIMPSON Am onsirales, ihe pope is not CARL KfRN.STlilN secretly aiding the union — with­ bragging about beating and fram­ out drawing Soviet military inter­ evidence, the trial and the main ing people he called "nigecrs " 1.0 is a doer. In chctfacters. There are some.- inter­ .tac t, H is Holmess" (S27.S0) AND MARCO pni ITI vention. Marcia Clark had to begin her esting revelations — ihi; dL-fen.se :jsntten by invcstiKaiive reponer «»m tmmnj Smn I kkm “'I he Vatican would have peo­ summation to the jiirv with a ple believe that the pope is some­ that focused on the Un Angeles ..Carl Bernstein and Vatican corre- destine machinations that repudiation of her lead witness — one whose feet never touched pohce and local racial grievances a rare occurrence. ^ondent Marco Politi, recasts entwined the Vatican, a super­ • -U ld War lustoo' Mtli the pontiff the ground,” Bernstein said in an was conceived bv RobL-rt Based on Toobin’s impressive power of the divine, with the interview. ‘•The pope is one of Shapiro, not Johnnie Cochran for .and — in a way — spirituality Reagan administration, a super­ instance. compilation of these details, the .assuming pivotal roles tlie great actors on the world jury’s verdict seems iindcrstand- power with global ambitions. stage, if n o t th e g reatest ... , I W iat brouglu ibcm together was - m o s tly it'.s a iliorouuh - ...able.even.sonsihle.---- - ...... - think they would d o well to start _£asy.Ioieai!jr«Scniaiioii_o£-rhc- .. ...They are noi.supposed to con­ now-familiar storv and chanc- ...... t, facci lihd analyzing evi­ vict unless they find the defen­ ters. d en ce and strategics, w-ith one dant guilty beyond a reasonable exception: The acfjuiiiaj of O.J. doubt. Toobin concludes that 0 I infuriates 'i'oobin, and in a brief Serious doubt, in the circum­ ^Penguin collects critic Kael’s reviews Sirnpson killed his former wife juialysis at the end of the book, and Goldman. He largely sticks to stances e.xplained by Toobin :-U:'Los $ AAngolos ngelos Tlinos . ______he attempts to e.vplain.how he seems more than reasonable. With C(]ual clarity, she "F o r Keeps: 30 Y ears a t the New paperbacks e.vplains both the technical hur­ dles that had to be overcome and -B e s 'I’s e l l e r s - *■" Kael TTie Joslin Field, M agic Valley :-(Plumc/PotiE«ln, SU SS) - TIus ■ can’t-faccTtecause the’ddd.rare" — the bullies Harrison fouglit with ■;colIcci,on of New Yorker so strong that they’re going to be the scientific establishment to 7cvieivs from I9G1 to 1991 con- the same old insulting failed obtain the reward he deserved. Regional A irport Tfelcome.s Key: F-l-iciion; NK NunriLi,..i, f|. ;flnns P.iuhne Kael’s reputation entenainment." 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‘ F l i p p e r ’ ‘Cham ber’ reach local theaters a s p l a s h Ford Coppola, whose work is cet- ~ ^ 1 ~ ' ! 7------whose work is PPr. Valley /i.._OfKrdHouse) ft ovies playing in south-cen­ Capsule reviews ting harder to differentiate from Roy "Tin Cup” Mo\voy, a ne’er- tral Idaho this weekend. the non^entities he used to to;vcr • “That Thing You Do!" — do-well golf pro who tries to turn Tom Hanks makes a (what else Opinions are by Los Angeles Piano's" Anna Paquin) who help o\er. (PG-13, som e sexual refer­ his life around after he falls in o n v i d e o but) likable writing and direct- limes reviewers. Ratings by the a flock of gee.se migrate. One of ences.) (riWn Cinetna) love with Rene Russo’s attrac­ ing debut with the story of a Motion Picture Association of the rare films that manages to • "The ^ n g Kiss Goodnight” tive psychologist. Unfortunately, Tho TImcs-Nows 1964 rock band’s climb to the America are: (C) for general be irresistible without resorting - Geena Davis is terrific as an the rest of this film is not up to pinnacle of teen mania. Good audiences; (PG) parental guid­ to emotional blackmail. (PG, an amnesiac woman whose aston- the level of "Bull Durham," N’cw videos humored and reeking of inno­ Twill Tails ance urged because of material opening accident .scene and |shing past is catching up with director-cowriter Ron Shelton’s Mores [his Week: cence. It’s determined to leave possibly unsuitable for children; some mild language.) (Jerome her and so is Samuel L Jackson celebrated sports romance. (R, audiences feeling good and it (1 G-I3) parents are strongly cau­ Cim7»iti) • as the seedy but smart and wittv language and brief nudity.) • ••M iiipcr" (PC) — StirRing succeeds. (PG. for some Ian-' tioned to give guidance for • "The Ghost And The -private eye who comes to her (Gooding Cinema) tisli, siirKinf; music and surging attendance of children younger Darkness” _ Michael Douglas aid, but the nonstop, ovenvhelm- Ruage.) (Twin Cinema. Cenwn) iiostalni;! are the inKredienis in ing violence in this Renny Cinana of Burleu. Magic L anun than 13; (R) resti-icicd. votinger and Val Kilmer get to hunt dan­ <-tnaiia of Ketehum) Hie -seafood stew called than 1/ admitted only with par­ gerous man-eating lions in turn Harlin action-spectacle is numb- I'lipper, a fihii that shares lit- ent or adult guardian; (NC-J7) of the century East Africa. An mg enough to make you feel , • “The Spitfire Grill” — lie with the TV show that provid- Alison Elliott’s graceful perfor- no one younger than 17 ad m it­ attempt to create a "Jaws” in your .soul is shriveling. (R for a ed its title, but almost ever^’thinn ted. the high grass of Africa whose substantial amount of s’tronc mance as a troubled young else with the Noah’s ark of ani­ woman who settles in a Maine visual sophistication doesn’t bloody violence, and for strong mal films that have flown, suiim (liiite tran.scend a too-familiar language.) (Twin Cinenul town after a prison sentence ele­ • “^“•'ctproor--. The rocky vates what remains an uneven or harked their wav into theaters road of love, as traveled bv a script. (R, some violence and no Cowboy flstronomor overly plotted film despite win­ over the past few years. small-time hustler and a plain­ gore involving animal attacks.) NirratedbyiBanerBlick ning the audience award at the Uith ver>’ few details at your clothes cop as they're pursued (Twin Cinema, Jerome Cinema. _ • "Mission: Impossible" — ‘lispnsal, you could provide the by a bifc.iime dnig dealer. Inept, Centiiri) Cinema of Biirlcv, Ski This movie has lots going for it Sundance Film Festival. (PG-13, Tuia’ yourself, Tr>- it: A postpu- thematic elements.) (rii'iii S«tunliiy Z pm, M O pm, 7 pm mane, in tiieaters near you, \Vith Time 4 Cinaiuisof Ketchwnj — a charismatic star in Tom Cinana) iK-scent named Sandy (Elijah Damon U’ayans, Adam Sandler. • “The Glimmer Man" __ Cruise. Brian De Palma’s sleek Uood) IS sent to live on the James Caan. Directed by Ernest Serial killer specialist Steven elegant direction, a first-rate • “Tin Cup” — Kevin Costner I i-londa island of Coral Key with Dickerson, (R, for strong vio­ Seagal’s attempt to track down cast, a superb suspense shows why he’s a major star as ' Ills uncle. Pnner Ricks (the ini; lence and language, some sexu- ati elusive murderer hits a snag sequence, lots of action capped I’ • • c :i f> 1 y ______a^lity and drug use.) (Mowi'-Vi, when his e.\-wife becomes a vic­ by a breathtaking stunt at the Dni'c-in) tim, enmeshing him and his part- clima.v. And all the gadgetry, Twin Cinema n " “"o™ i’.iui Hogan) New videos specjai effects and stunning pro------^ S o t t o M a n an d he- — ------"Tlic Chamber” - Flat and ner, K eenen Ivorj- Wayans, in a iackailaisical and rhc firsr of web of intrigue. (R, for strong dtiction.dcsign th at a S64 million ..... F r o m n /a o n tomes involved with an oceango- J o hn G risham’s sere _ budget------can- bt- Y' ' et------a t anvpivf>n___Aw nit ...... ■•I-htmamcs-Pllppur:— •••inn;.-, I ilJJJJcr. nudity.) (Twin Cinema. Jerome Ik> Trif-i >1.:^ * _ ■ to .seem em b arrassed by ,u supcr-secret-agent pg -•ul-Moo IM .tM jjjfl Ignore the fact that tiiis is a pulpiness of its material. Cintyna, Centiirv Cinema o/ Cruise s mission, it is impossible Uhnov MigRty Ducks 3 ( . luiich-pack-sized "I'rvc WiJJie" Oene Hack/nan and Chris Burk'!.', Ski Time •/ Cinemas of to say with any confidence ami what ynuVe got is harmless, A Robin ...... I p Donnell star as a death row keiehian) 'vhat s going on. So you should 1 0 t h Biq Krtii, 7;00.»:I5 11 Hdt necessarily creative, enter­ inm ate and the lau^yer grandson • “The Hunchback of Notre approach this like the most con­ ^Wllllnms Is J a c k (13) tainment with a message. W eek 'vho tries to save his life, (R, vio- Dame" — When it was voluted Chinese kung fu movie: iikc cs 3 iLo.< A I Times) (llastiiws. lent images and some language.) announced that Disney, for its Let It wash over you and don’t Tom liOlBy oIb'ui /i!i\-khiisur. 1 uUv irci-f) (UL'mllw m Cifimia,Cmema. CetiiuniCemuru Cinema of 3-?th full-length animated anim ated fea- try to figure anything out. rilm __. 1 Hanks That Thirm You Do (pg) Craft” (R) — This !t*. SJ^lJJ'nc .?i-I TInin -I.CiiicmasMfA h:...... - A ___ ture. planned a sincinp. dancing Proceed in the reasonably safe ------iiK 'Vie cle\-crK-—-andbnitaliy^r hetchum) rcmalce of VIcior Hugo’s classic -assumpnon thafgood will surely ' " imagines what would happen if / Steven * "D3: The Mighty Ducks” — "^ seemed like .111an .losuruabsurd laea.idea’ triumph over evil and that several unliappy girls at a fiction- Emilio Estevez leads his slap- Having seen it. one can only' everything eventually will i'l Uis Angeles Catholic high shooting charges into the assume the studio’s next project become clear, or at least fairly school, declaring themselves embrace of prestigious Eden will be “Anne Frank, the "•itciies. could actually tap into Academy, where they unite with Musical.” The film,'which boasts • w. .. n » ( ^ ------— ...... inaJevolent supernatural powers. their schoolmates against a com- spectacular if schizoplu-enic ani- "The Nutty Professor” -— _ .ItUlltMUMUUnuu-w—...... ; — ------1 ;' ...... i r.i^o-v, J ------‘ JliLH>mm-Womea.arc-nafurdUy- -mon-foer(HGrforsome h o ^ ^ thnlled to even some scores, but roiighhousmg.and.mild-lan­ - • predictably the whoItTiHrng^iV gu ag e.) (Twin Cinema, Ccntun) IIUYCI. u ie ly jy H ilaries iiyuu out of hand in gorj- fashion, occa­ Cinema of Burley) Laughton classic, best-known of V “ ui flatulence and sioning lots of gruesome, night- • “Extreme Measures" — A nme earlier screen adaptations, fat jokes, some of them genuine­ Ali Seals Sl.50 ' niansh special effects. ly funny but most of them stinky medical thriller in need of life took a few liberties itself. But P a u l H o g a n If it’s hard to imagine anyone support systems of its own. A what has been left out makes it as you know what. Murphy — MICHAEL DOUGUS much over high school age get­ change of pace for Hugh Grant not only mediocre but cruel. who plays seven roles here E l i j a h W o o d I ting a kick out of all this numb­ as a dogged doctor investigating Rated G. (Burlm 77icarcr> including thosemuse 01of an overweightoven\ “ VAL KILMER ing violence and terror, it must chemist and his lean alter ego - dark do.np in his o«n hospital • “Independence Day’’ __ lie said that ‘’The Craft” is well- Gene Hackman costars. (R, vio­ Mean, marauding aliens hit IS hilanous, but it’s hard to smell toe GHOST m ade with a liard-driving pace. It lence, language, some nudity Earth planning to take no pris­ the fresh jokes when the air is so places hea\T demands on its four and graphic emergency room oners. Spectacular special foul. PG—13 (sexual candor, pro­ AND THE' lead actresses, who comc activity,) fTim Cinema) fanity, flatulence) f5»n Valleu effects are joined to a cardboard Opera House) trough in impressive fashion. • “First Kid” - This bland, story line that exactly repro­ 03 Darkness Director and co-writer Andrew smooth-as-glass serious comedy duces the fatuous sensibility of • ‘‘P h e n o m e n o n ’’ — John Memmg makes sure he and his ■ PBEVfORTilEIIUmEBS tells how Sinbad’s secret agent the 1950s. (PG.13, for sci-fi Travolta is transformed into a stars deliver the goods. genius on his 37th birthday, Daily 7:00-9:15 comes to the rescue of a lonely destruction and violence.) •Vaticy (I’airu /a Balk), Bonnie becoming an inspiration to some, adolescent presidential son (iVforor-FH Drive-in) al-M on :lS-2gQ.4;j5-7;0Q.9:l.<;. (Neve Campbell) and Rochelle (Brock Pierce), dedicated to • "Jack” — A sappy comedy prey to others and a p ariah to his n new girl on campus, the beautiful violence,------language ,uiuand onebrief t^ar Indifferently directed by Franci: Uhitaker. PG (intense situa- GENE HACKMAN SAMUEL L. JACKSON -----S;,ira!t.tRobui.TuiiJiey.).-I^er tro u '- —tions.-cliild.in-jeopardy)- blcd j)ersonal history, plus a ‘’ilf 711 Wendell, Libcrtti Theater) ~ ^ m E K l S S cruel incident with an oafi.sh The First Wives Club" — m football star (Skeet Ulrich), Blessed with Goldie Hawn, m ake her vulnerable to the trio. Diane Keaton and Bette Midler G O am G H T . B;ilk brings a .scary, manic as entertaining stars, the cre­ mteiisiiy to tlje insanely jealous ators of this tale of sweet TIME IS Nancy. Tunney shows u.s an intel­ revenge by a trio of discarded RUNNING ligent Sarah gathering strength spouses acts as if a coherent OUT. to stand up to Nancj-, whose des- stor>’ IS a luxurj- that can be dis­ !)eration rapidly breeds evil pensed with. (PG, for thematic , L lnch shows us that Chris has □ Ihily 7:l5-y;« elements, some mild languace I)ailj 7;I5-9;45 surprisingly decent side, and and sensuality.) (^Ultt Cineina, .^■Sjt-.Mnn i::3&-2:j5-5;0a-7:lS.«)-J^ . llfluii SlaitT, as Nancy's [roshy ■Oal..Mnt.l2:30.2;45.5:00.7:IS.g:J< 7 mother, contributes a couple of Of Bur/cii, Ski Time 4 Cinemas of Pick A Pumpkin moments of welcome humor. Ketchum) ' ‘ ------DX • - ______) oti can adnrire the considemble • “FJy Away Home” — expertise and clear dedication Director Carroll Ballard ("The I-!'?' in to th e m ak in g of Black Stallion”) and the animal I lie Craft,” but you mav have kingdom prove a winning combi­ troiib e actually enjoyiiig it. 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W h k k E n d resident brings show to H^nett Family hot about B y D en ise T urner son Timo5-New» writor The people (in Twin Falls) child at home in Camden, Mich., Show starts Tuesday were such nice people," he said. where his father was a circuit ‘IdahOregon Interval*: Palntlnei by "I miss a lot of things in Idaho; I t w in f a l l s - Next week. preacher. He was stationed in the who rekindles old flame backpacked almost the entire artist Max Peter is cotninc back South Pacific during World War DEAR ABBViAyear ago, mv to a place he lias missed. state." Oallejy/Harrett Center for Art* and II, where he was exposed tO son learned that a girl he had .The man whom Jean U. Kinc Science on the College of Southern Todny, at age 73, Peter works Oriental art, a style that influ­ dated in high school 30 years ago Gallery Manager Mike Green Idaho campu*. out of a studio in his home, which enced his o»sTi work. was living about an hour’s drive caUs one of ihe mo.st imjwnant A rKeptlon. open to the public, will b« overlooks a stream. He lives He studied art at the from where he lived. artists this state has ever pro­ 7 to 9 pjn. Tuejday at the there with his wire, a retired Universit>- of Michigan and went duced," is bringing a one-man i.c^^ ' from social worker. The couple has on to graduate .school at the "Sti.san" since he joined the Air show to the Herrett Center. It’s The exhibit wllllneludewatefeolon, three sons and lots of grandchil­ acryllci. collage* and handmade California College of Arts and Force in 1966. ^^P c'er’s first visit to the Magic dren, scattered tliroughout the Crafts. In the San Francisco Bay paper. Wortc will be for Mie. When he heard that she was in West. area, he was introduced to the Galkry hour* ate Tue*da)r* and Friday* the hospital recovering from “I have fond memories of Twin . 9^0 o.m. to 9 p.m.. Wedne*day* ond Peter is hesitant to categorize abstractionist movement. Falls when I first came to Idaho his work, but he has been called heart surgery, he went to see her. ly gatherings. He i Thundayj, 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and He’s both excited and con­ ^om California to teach at the Well, tliat was the end of his m ar­ invited. Saturday*. 1 to 9 p.m. Clo*ed Sunday* an “innovator in abstract e.xpres- cerned about the state of his craft ,G) ege of Idaho (now Albcnson and Monday*. sionism.” riage to "Jan," a kind, loving under the young anists of today. -BIITERINOMIO College of Idaho)," said Peter last Admlijlon I* free. wife and m other. He says simply. “My work is "liach generation is a little bit DhAR BnTI-R:A!t!u)u,:hvour wpek in a phone interview from - not representational work for the liasty. thinking we have it all bot­ He left a \vonderfuI wife for a relationship witli your former , his.home on the Oregon coast. most p a n .” daughter-in-law was a good one In the early ‘50s, Peter flew tled up. but there is a lot of vitali­ selfish, conniving divorced : 'Eventually, P eer bcc.imc His last major show went on woman. I still consider Jan mv all could not have been rosy . from Caldwell to Twin Falls sev­ ty out there yet," he said, “If any­ ;cbQinnnn of ihe A n Dcpanmeni exliibit in 1993. He has a perm a­ daugliter-in-law. between your son and Jan. Mail'" eral tim es to teach an art class. thing worries me about the direc­ at the Caldwell school. He retired nent collection on display at the tion of art, it’s that young people Never will I accept the home- his marriage been solid, hu He recalled staying at the old Boise /Vn Museum. would not have been tem pted bv from teadiing in 1985. Kogerson Hotel. today are not being adventure­ wrecker he married. He has his old flame. Peter staned out drawing as a some enougli with their art." alienated himself from his broth­ ers and parents. - Please talk to your son. P erhaps he iiati gofx'j reason to Abby, please tell people who leave Jan for Susan, - Steppin’ out feel nostalgic never to rekindle The Tlme»^ews an old flame. The fire my son ■ If so. be more supportive of his N., 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Cover charge; S3. choice and more acceptini; of started has burned his Susan, . — - ...... - o - - - - 'vill i)hiy ar 7:30 p.m. Saturday at t h e ’i^est family. Now, w;e ' — i lie CO , ...... ^ ju *uu u o o W1U piay per person. The public is welcome. for memories. ..-cnn-rcmTrijrfrIirirds-wiih~ from 8 D.m.p.m. tnto midnight mirlninlit Friday ___andI r- Saturday____1 . Jan and include heroccasionallv at Muggers Brcwpub. 516 Second Sr. S. Jan still is considered a m em ­ but in the interest of familv iiar- ■ • F/UXS - JVikon Roberts wiU p/ay r held b er of our family. f^rom 9 p^m. to U-AS a.m. today and Saturday mony. make time for vour son • i-LV^FY - Five Fingers of Funk will per­ at The Mint. Two different games will be She always is included in fami­ and his pre.sent wife. at The Sandpiper Restaurant, 1309 Uluo form today at The Mint. Tickets are S7 For sliown on three television screens. Doors open Uikes Blvd. N. No cover charge. - more information, call the Mint entertain­ at 11 a.m. Free food and drink specials. ment hne at (208) 788-6483. • TWIN FALLS - The LDS Singles • 1 WIN FALLS - The Twin Falls Senior llaUowecn Dancc will be held at 8:30 p m • SHOSHONE - Buck and the Bad Dawgs Citizens will host a dance frorii 2 to 5 n.m No Time to Delay! - loduyat-thc-Harrison-Street Stake Center.' will .play from 9 p.m. to I a.m, today at tlie Sunday at the center, 616 Eastland Drive Plotts. Tlie cosr Sweet W ater Saloon in Shoshone. Live music will be provided, /U1 .seniors in and Magic Valley's IS S3.50. I he public is welcome. Church dress around the area are invited and welbme to IS required. • JEROM E - Dusty and Uie N om ads will attend. Hie cost is S2.50 per person. Women in Business play from 8 p.m. to midnight Saturday at Is com ing In • ’r}VIN FALLS — Mark Doyle will head­ information, call • /WIN FALLS-John Cugno and Steve line...... I-riday * ..Vluj night iiijiiu comedy com euy at Diamondfio]d_ Uiamondfio]d_ (208) 324-7366, Cover charge is S5. LUSSJC. Acoustic Blues Duo (from Delta.881- ■jvlll'play ,0 10 p.m. Wednesday at -Xhe-T-imes-News- j;alMc,UlisIer.Tideck. will perform .-lIuggm'B^^il'sifisX'ond'S^^^ ,ind-hnfd.- SaJTirdayirday at fliefhe Mint. Tickets are S5S5. For many jucccsjtui Bujincsi Women • TOIN FALLS - TJ.C Club, a rhy.hj™ ■„ more information, call the Mint entertain • I L-VILEY - Trash Disco - the valley's best mem linear (208)788-6483. blues dances group, will perform toniglit and disco part\- will be held Thursday at'Tho Mint Naiio^nal B u j i n « r K n “ w?ck Publisla-d to coi.K.dc w,if Saturday at Boot Scooters, 1539 Fillmore St. member ol your Ijusincsi) oj ij^ri oi , .iniiouncKig yoi. (or ,i , ^ ...... a - m e Last• Resorts BUHL - Cliffl i n eHaak a t (208) & The 788-C-J83. Last Resorts •------• ...... Banjomania’ opens Community Conceit season BjfDonlsoBjf D onlso TTurner. u rn e r. i— ^------:______Tlmes-New* writer______formed everywhere from the which have raised more than Ti, j be taken (fom noon until 5 00 n m Concert Monday. Grand Old Oprj' to Carnegie Hall -5500,000 for various causes ! TW IN FALLS - “ M an ia" is Tho Magic Valloy Community Concert to tho International Hall in including Ronald McDonald Tokyo. AD DiADUNE: T.x-d.u , O, | ,...... " defined as “excessive enthusi­ Association will present Banjomania House. Symphony Orchestras PUUUCATtON DATE: SuruUv, Oc i,.l»., .-im, asm," Add in the banjo, and nt 7;30 p.m. Monday in tho College of The music is a mlv of the blue- and law enforcement organiza­ you’ve got Banjomania, Southern Idaho Rno Arts Auditorium. grass style of Earl Scruggs and tions. Admission Is by season membership the pickfng and strumming of [ ^ |T h e T im e S " > fe \’t'S C all 733-0931 Today! ■ ’I he group is billed as a “ilouii- only. For moro Information, call 733- jazz greats Eddie Peabody and liome good time,” a rousing mix 8323 (days) or 7334898 (evenings). Harry R eser - designed to appeal _°L.?I!H-‘’i^-j-pof^edy_nnd alL — C a llag es American tradition. There are’ tunes from the 1920s to the on string bass/sousaphone, Steve Southern California band I-M usic E xchange 1960s, designed to k'crn'ihrkeep th e f Simpson on tenor banio. Bill I'as performed at.theSncrdmcnto tapping and the heartnrr Insoaring. irin r. »n 5-string banjo and Brad Jazz Festival, the Pittsburgh Jazz -GD^s— New^& tJsed • Country^RocR uniuanng, Roth on Plectrum banjo - were festival and the Huck Finn Audience participation “discovered" at the grand open- Bluegrass Festival in Victor;’il!e, Tee-Shirts & Posters cncouraged. •----- '■------■' ...... Calif., am ong others. W e Buy & Sell Hie guys - W esty Westenhofer Since then, Banjomania has per- TV appearances include “Nashville Now," “Music City New & Used CD's & Cassettes Tonigln" and “ Opry Backstage." Concert group falls short Banjomania has also done a number of benefit concerts, 610 Blue Lakes Blvd. N. • 734-2758 .ThoTlmos-Nowa______expenses are guaranteed. Nelson In the Lynwood Shopping Center . explained. He added that the : 'nviNF/UiS-'W ith the 1996- concept works well for bringing .97 Commiinity C oncert season in national and world-class set to begin Monday, the local artists. concert association stiJl needs $2,000 to meet its budget. By joining with other G r e e n MEANS G O ... . "We need'about 65 more mem­ Community Concert groups bers,” said Dave Nelson, who, throughout the country, each r with Dave Croasdaile, chairs.the local group can bring in perform­ TO BARTON’S a U B 9 3 . Magic Valley Community ers for a smaller fee than they Concert /\ssociation. could without the larger group. Community Concert perfor- Memberships, priced at SIS for ipances are by membership only, students, $30 for adults or SG5 for and th e local group is all volun­ families, are available at Sav G a s h teer. By collecting membership Mor Drug downtown, at the 8 fees before the concert season Magic Vallej- A ns Council Office begins, artists' fees and concert " r a t the Little Red Hen. G iv e mw AT THEISEK MOTORS 9 3 A w a y s ITT l I I I II - ii i M E v e r y 1 / 2 H o u r • S u n d a y 1 4 1 p m

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TIekotJ ars throughout the arena’s backstage Va., is ridinf- a tasty wave, pnrlav- Chamberlin pleaded guilty to S20 andS22althodoof.Thflyr# ma?e — but being the frontman the reduced charge as part of a ' • ui« Its collene-town, culi-follow. avallablo by calling 385-1766. has its responsibilities! inK status — built on its label- deal in which he will undergo defying sound anil stellar live Indeed. Moore w andered in the drug treatm ent. room looking for his horns, and performance.s — into biR-tinie Matthews’ ” on the poster back Matthews tried to pull him into success witii “Under the Table then, thinking that the crowd the Interview. Moore couldn’t Yankee Candle Dreaming" in 1994 and this would be surprised when a full­ leave the room fast enougli. year’s RCA follow-up, ‘‘Crash.” blown outfit, instead of a solo act, Fragrance of the “Hey, bow you doing, man?" So it’s too late to go with took the stage. Month... he offered, smiling and waving •‘Sensible Teetii” or “The Tunky . •■'nie person, if memory sen-es, and backing out the door — it’s Mahatmas" or sometliing. But ' wrote 'D ave M atthew s Band,’ " SPICE POMPKIN M atthew s’ name in liglits, Jet him soineiimes Dave Matthews feels Matthews recalled. “There was sit with The Press. Matthews like the s{>otlight should be big­ no time when we said, ‘Let’s call CwKriPWo sheepishly shrugged his shoul­ 2 0 ’'“ off ger. “I certainly see this band as this band the Dave Matthews Singer, songwriter Davo Matthews eschews the spotllgtit. ders as Moore, safely in the hall, 20-20-20-20-20. as opposed to a Band.' It just bccame that, and it began honking his sax. SPUDLAND different balance," Matthews old singer., songwriter and Beauford. bassist Siefan Lcssard sort of was too late to change P retty hum ble stuff from guys VIDEO Siiid in a recent inien-iew, curled acoustic guiinr thumper, first and violinist Bovd Tinsley — in when we started thinking that started playing with the rest of 1990 ' who a re m aking some of the most up on a backstage sofa. this could focus unfairly on me. unique music around. -Matthews, an engaging 29-vear- the band - saxophone player It was Moore who told a club People sort of m ade that associa­ Leroi Moore, drummer Carter manager to “jitst write ‘Da\ ' — ...... - ...... tion,Iiiui but it’s really not Jli\ulike mill.that." -H igh 5 - Weezer no geezer in pounding out hits C .E. “BRAD” BRADLEY The Associated Press______TheHartford Courant cessfiil cvf-N. yt____ ...... cessful song cycle about a M atter What”: Be.itle.sque ha,- VOTE FOR promiscuous guy (“I know I’m a monies on “Falling for You" that Films Sudden rock stardom can do sinner, but I can’t ,s.iy no") who weird things to your head, even recall “I’m Happy Just To Dance 1. “The I-irst Wives Club,’’ takes a leap and dccides to focus With You." TWIN FALLS ' . I.iraniimni - - if tilings buiki slowly, ns they did on one u-oman. When he inakes ' 2. “The Glimmer M ;itiW arner for Weezer. a record that’s played on the Bassist Mark Sharp’s relative Uros. COUNTY ' The band’s 1993 debut lin­ radio, he gets endearing fan let­ success with his retro-syntli band 3- -Tliai Thing You Do!".Fox gered for a while before it pro­ ters from far away but dccides to the Rentals is reflected in the •1. “D3: The MisJiiy Dijcicv," Ui.v/ity COMMISSIONER d u ced a iriii of modern-rock lie a gentlem an and keep his dis­ increased use of Moogs and simi­ 3. ••Extreme MLMsurcs,” Columbia radio hits, sold 2 million copies lar high harmonies. Mostly, the T\- tance. liventually, he decides to and made Weezer the official guitars of Cuomo and Brian Bell 1.^‘ER."NBC play the field once more but cool band of middle schools arc in the forefront, wilJi drum-, NOV. 5th 2. ••Seinfeld." M5C finds he falls too hard in casual 3. "NFL Monday Niglit Fooihall.^' everywhere, partly because' encounters, especially when he mer Pat Wilson crashing out at ABC Hiver.s Cuomo’s songs reflected finds iinas one girlgirJ he chooses is a Ics- equal volume. ■ ••Suddenly-L. Susan,'J.NDC,. _ _tiu v . . _____ ..' ktntl of Iiiiiiiliunatural IIIMTtllliinsecurity not bian, another helie likesIIK( a lot more The real standout may.be tlie_ -. ‘•Home improvement," ABC — soninivcrsnllym in ivcrsnlly cnibrace’d em b raced siiice..... thaiithati.sKtnik’cs'him. sKtnitiT'c iiim charming “Across the Sea," in - W e-a re-a Il~aw a re of-the-past— SinRle-s the Violent Femmes’ first which he fantasizes sweetly album. Cuomo says he wrote the • 1. ‘•-^.^lCa^ena (liayside Boys Mix).” about a fan who sends him a let­ . Los Del Rio (RCA) (I’latiniim) I-or Cuomo — who grew up in songs mostly in order and admits W ith your vote w e can control to their biographical nature’s ter, but in the end restates the ; 2. “ I Love You Always Forever." Connecticut, graduated from neat trade-off between enter- • Donna Lewis (Atlantic) (Gold) reflecting ‘‘my confused feel- L.O. Smith High School in Storrs tainer and fan; “I’ve got your let­ • 3. " I t’s All Coming Iliick to Mo itigs” and struggle with his ques- and played in bad metal bands ter, you’ve got my song.’’_ the future. M andates from :—.Now^C^ljneDior(-(550-Minic)iieuiori-5rr3t/-Minic>------Ht-the-Bridges-eTifc-in~Ea5i*n-tl»e-aridres-GTjfc-iTr-Ea':i------iiPain£_coiiscience.-OiLwhatJie 4. “ TtWited.” sted.’- Keith- - Sweat Windsor— the •mn-.r myinner-Pinkerton." Cuomo, who has spespent some* of - (EIokl...)(GoId)- As befits a band that spent 18 i.vtver suc­ taxpayers and voters 'm usf'be''~ 5. "Where Do Y ently shook him. The slight, inse u Go,” No Mercy cure Cuomo was suddenly the months playing increasingly cess attending Har\-ard lo study (Arista) music, has an innate handle on Album.s focus of attention of millions of larger venues, the new album is the kind of girls who would nor­ louder and more rocking than rock music and teen angst. He acted upon in a tim ely m anner. L “Falling Into You.’’ CelinJDion also has the talent to produce a (C30 Music) (Platinum) mally have ignored him. the debut. This seismic jolt is reflected more full-blown rock opera or 2. ‘‘Home Again." New Edition But in no way has Weezer musical down the road. (MCA) on Weezer’s newly released I n e e d y o u r s u p p o r t . turned into a precision rock I t ’s y e t to b e se e n how 3. ‘‘Jag g ed L ittle P ill," A lanis album, “Pinkerton" (Geffen). ‘ machine. 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i ; T o DAV’SSCHEDULE JEROME - The Wood River j ; College volleyball Wolvennes secured the top seed in the p y —' Rid«nr(>;i.7|i:iiL“ ------_A-2 DistricC-4-voIleyball-ioiirnament as they swept tlie Jerom e Tigers 15-12, IS-9 Thursday night. The win gives the ! i___ High school volleyball______W olverines a 3-0 m ark in leag u e play w hile Jerom e drops to 1-2. Both teams ; ' K ctduim (i)niniiiiii:\-at’n -‘C\.4L?()|xtii. have a match remaining w ith 0-2 Huhl. ~ ------I ‘‘Je ro m e : High school football High school sports - is onr big- rjo gcst rival ______and we gave • JcniiiitM[Kiirti7;V)p,ta it all we -hndr'-^nidTcninrSuninieriTairseii, who ____ '\lx:niw:uaL\VoulJtiicrJiUjj,------Jead.tlie..Walveriiics.with B killH-im-the-- UiitlcN’iit.Skuicu'./iVJjrni. night. “We want to go to .state and our .SI^^^h(>nc.lt( jiius(.ixint>-.4|xni. goal is the title. It means a lot to us." l)ictik'ii;it(iirL7,-l|U]i. Wood River used it.s quickness to dig the taller Tigers' shots and took advan­ • Richficki ;it ( iwlcf(Kd. 7 [i.nj. tage of every scoring opportunity,. IXxloat Kinilwriy.7:V)|i.rn. Junior setter Summer Williams gave her Filer :it\allc>'.7:y)[).nj, teammates the hall in the rigiit spot as f Mwling at C;icnas Fern'. 7i'«) jini. the Wolverines racked up 26 kills. I b isc n at N iinh C «ni 4 pjii. Although Wood River can hit the ball . hard when it needs to, it also used sever­ BUkfi«)( at N liiiici), 7‘Ji) [un. al tips to confuse the Tigers. N liirciu}^! at O .ik k y 7:>() jxnL The first game was close througliout .\Ia<.-ki\' a fltift Uiwr, 7:^) p.m. with neither team leading by more then three points. U'ood River took a 3-0 lend as the emotional Tiger.s committed High school soccer early errors. Shelly Kuhn had an ace .\Iinii.»)atnuilL->-,4:'V)|).ni. and a bloc(c as Jerome pulled to wuthin ' kcaliiirnaiTFC\.4:«lp.m. rhe.tvoms.then..spt:iu.tiu; next five minutes siding out six times. The Tigers ‘High school cross country rallied, taking a 9-6 six lead with a kill — rVlinii>HnKkylitic()]ictv4p.m. - and-bleck-by-Kulm and-a-tip-hy-Mindy— Lloyd. Wood River took over from there, S c o i ^ B o a r d knoting the score at nine off a Tiger Wood Bl.a,'. Smm^, WNItem, re.cl, a Wol,.,lno point In Iho socord Jam. ajalnst J„omo. Wood Rl,«, »on 15-12,15-9, error and again at 12-12 w ith a kill by B a s e b a ll Tigers looked lost focus and got away her second year. Kristyn-Price. The Wolverines finished from their game. also said that Hansen had one her better l).ilriiiM)n:5...... "This win boosts evervihing," said ...... N T V;mkccs.i the gam e with a kill by H ansen. Jerome rallied, pulling within with matches and that sophomore Jill Brown S t l x n i i s K ...... -Atluita.? • Jerom e took the 3-0 lead in the sec­ Price, who had four kills, an ace and contributed. in five at 14-9, but on the second three blocks for the matcii, ‘‘This gives ond game with a block by Lanie rnatch point Price put it down to keep Jerome coach Brent Clark gave the Barne.s and a kill by Lloyd. Wood us the #1 seed and ihev have to beat us •credit to Wood River. “ We did not plav the Wolverines undefeated in league nvice." : High school soccer River dominated from there going on play. well. Wo had-a nice crowd and hoped ■ Wood River coach Reamv Goodwin : ...... -...RilhH a 11-0 run to take a com m anding lead. Wood Rivei- has a young team with things would go weH, but we didn‘t pass ; ■i'"inFjlIs2 ...... JcmmcO Hansen had three kills. Price served was happy with the win but stressed his well. Tliey killed us with the line and I three .sophomore in the rotation. Price, a team's work is not done. "It’s not done, Kcn.inim^jrt'.’ ...... Wuxil^\cr() an ace and had a pair of blocks as the sophomore, is on the varsity team for didn’t make the good adjustments for we need to beat them at district.” He the team.”

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NEW YORK (AP)-There were second in the seventh. Wells gave nt) 12-year-olcIs to foul things up up eigiit hits over 6 2-3 innings for hero w hile skipping school for tile Ori(,li;s this time. the win, raising his career record Kafnel Palmeiro hit a two-nin at Yankee Stadium to 10-1. NEW YORK (AP) - He tximed 12-year-old kid at a New Yorl homer in the seventh inning Todd Zeile also homered for Uie down Geraldo, said hi to “Hard Yankees playoff game, they wouJt n u irsd a y , lifting Baltimore to a 5- Orioles, who set a major-league Copy," and zipped from The Plaza uy and catch the ball, too." 3 victory over the New York record widi 257 homers in tlie regu­ hotel to "Good Morning America.” Ihe kid answetwi n-cryihing unti Yankees to even the American lar season and have continued their Everybody wants a piece of Jeff abruptly'ending his news conference League championship series at long-ball barrage in the postseason. Maier, the 12-year-old Yankee fan ■ “Tm not answering any more ques one w in apiece. Palmeiro’s shot was Baltimore’s whose quick gIo\-e boosted his bekn-ed tions, so >-ou might as well leavu” Palmeiro’s shot to rigiitrih.p £«..«• MtMtn "The plaj-ers go out there e;-ery day. ed in the right field seats where Roberto Alomar doubled down Orticnaodtarv^im. The Yankees deserve the credit” Tir*M Frat JfW irtted e cantr R»r«« b die boy caught the ball. the left-field line with one out in - I*.-. ^ ______Jeff also had an answer for the F-3»l?oufXS«r»)tc1 oxrt tnitrter M torW AJcmir C«] M » .... Baltimore’s RafaelPalmelro watchu hl» twtwun blast sail Into the stands to lift changing the outcome of the first- -Brian -and Matthew to ter. 'X«l«>W0fioJ P*»nwo»nxl>cUOaMjc\K»ci.J the Orioles to a 4-2 lead over the Yankees Thursday. game of the American League Wednesday’s game. Brian, 13, of 3 1 r* 0 *!«, 0 M en. Ot*» a 2. Baltimore starter David Wells N»icn Ptrxsj yaASoa ow o 3uv.]r*i.1t>Tv.2Mcrv< Championship Series. The Harrington Park, N.J., was sorting pitched out of serious trouble in *t™roxO«BlcftP»>-Bro Oovruui...... « WW u. 3 hSfc 0 tmn. 3 !•« ov Ortd« 4, Yinuw 3, Yankees, buoyed by the gift 13 r.gtil on 3-1 ccjM. Alom»r rt O w O tiffl UD)fl h*non Aon» M ucr leaving with runners at first and trOM D Irt Gr*0 fatfO r^ r«kM ONM. Anjncn ia««, ou “They don’t understand,’’ he “I didn’t have my glove,” Brian ijra B »«Br.3 CVmco nMvea Mat MjrtoM »are»v. v t f®*3W 0 Nrt o fo! said padendy, "If they were me, a M 0.1 Li wans t4wr«- Young says th e But on this day, a rare aummn But for a few moments, a rot­ “We hit the heck out of the will.be needed for an unprece­ the road was reduced to clumps ball today,” Stroud said after dented founh national titJe. plan for Rock Creek Is to keep morning when the fall smells of ten sewer line and a work crew of pavement scattered in the T h u rsd a y ’s p ra c tic e . “ A t-th is “We’ve kinda plateaued out a it in as natural a state as possi­ damp leaves and sage and drying had returned me to a long-lost uneven dirt, with ruts and nm e of tlie year ... they are a lit- little bit right now,” the coach ble, which means continuing mud held sway over the sewer place, the Rock Creek Canyon washboard sections, loose dirt de burned out on our drills.”' said. Superior talent carries the the ban on motorized vehicles, gases and Lamb-Weston potato the way it oughtta be. and hard ridges that turned an Serving and blocking have Eagles through many mistakes, but no c h a n c e of rev ertin g to. pulp stench, all was right with dirt, or ivood chips or even grav- easy morning spin into an Brad Bowlin is the Timcs-News beet! the Eagle strengths, while but “if you keep making them, the worid - for a few hundred adventure. settmg has been the question you’re going to run into some yards an>ivay. sports editor. Call him at 733- Suddenly I was out of the sad­ mark lately. tough teams, and sooner or There are legitm^nte reasons As I neared-a familiar bend 0931, ext. 229, or send c-mail to dle, pumping hard while keeping - nvinews®cyberhighway.com. “Our setters aren’t consistent,” later they’re going to spank Stroud said. “That’s why the you.”

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Richfield storms out of slump, H o o p s a c t i o n ____ sweeps tri-match in volleyball

By Ron Gatos after the teams traded four though, chipped aw ay a t a 7-3 Timej^ows wriJer sideouts Fuchs - needing noth­ i catching up when ing more than a Ward slam and Richfield misplajcd a ball, then SHOSHONE - For Richfield, her own ace - extended the 'vliicli had dropped 10 consecu- loading Il.g on Dana Hulso'.s nvo iive matches after winning its f ^'^^1*2 1 ° ^ Prohibi- m nncrs before Emily Ward took cJiarge. -season opener, a double volley- “Richfield is scrappy, they got >ail tnumpli in a tri-match hosted Castleford - twice victorious, right after us,” admitted but which has yet to beat an in­ >’y perennial Northside Shoshone’s Larry Messick. They Lonference champion Shoshone state varsity opponent - never showed a little m ore hustle and a got untracked against the sm ned an impossible mission. little more aggressiveness. It took hosts. I hat dream, however, became them a long way.” After the initial Wolves’ ser­ ’■'-■ahty Thursday as the Tigers Shoshone, though, refused to pounded the Indians into submis­ vice went awry Oneida ser^■ed up wilt, getting to 12-5 on three 10 straight points and Shoshone sion With duplicate 15-11 perfor­ Karen Pendleton aces and two mances in the conference por­ led by as much as 14-0 before kills from 5-8 sophom ore h itte r Ashley Burr’s ace and a Shoshone tion, then bombed Castleford of Anna Cox. error earned Castleford two 3 Valley Conference 15- Richfield got one back, but pomts. another contribution from Cox Things improved little for the "We’re 3-and-whatever now,” returned service to the Indians said Richfield Coach Bruce Wolves in game two as whose Jenny Oneida capitalized Pendleton, Oneida and King led a Holubetz. “It feels more like 3- by running off five consecutive 1.000. I guess w e’ve got to be charge that staked Shoshone to Mnners. Shoshone moved within an insurmountable 10-1 lead. nappy to take it, but it didn’t 13-11 courtesy of Annette King’s come the way we w anted it to.” “Obviously, we have a way.s to unreturnable serve, but Fuchs go, said Messick after watclung Shoshone was never threat- and Janine Jones combined for a ened in the nightcap, drubbing his seniorless squad move its block that resulted in the final record to 7-12. "We haven't found ilieWolves 15-2,15-3. ovo points. a way to win. We need to. keep Ginger Ward's ace for snapped “We got a little momehtum our focus for an entire match, not an 11-nil tie for Richfield in game early, but tried our best to give it ore of the Tigers' opener against just a game. We're prett>’ young, back to them," Holubetz said. but we’ll be all ri^n ." Shoshone and Emily Ward took “VVe’ve got to get the technique them out to game point with the going. The talent A rosier future seems in store going. The talent and desire arc for Castleford which swept the _ajd_of a _ricodieLQff.onc-of .th c-----alrcadyin-place.”...... ------n-ilinn liiiliio Tn.-Tr-. r -junior\-arstty niatches. ShoshonT • cdling liglits. Tlie Tigers found th e going eas­ Unable to return Larisa Fuchs’ bowed to the younger Wolves 15- ier against Castleford. Richfield, 8 and 15-13, and Richfield fell 15- serve two Richfield possessions in fact, led 11-3 after one round 6,15-7. later, the Indians found them­ of sen-es. Tlie W ard girls profited While no match, varsity or selves in a hole from which from two Jones’ spikes en route . Ginger Ward and Fuchs would to the win. junior varsity, went three games Thursday, the Shoshone jajTees not allow them to recover. But for the hitting of seniors Ward, a junior hitter, opened pulled off the comeback of the Alicia Frey and Kim Bybee game niglit, rallying from a 13-6 deficit game two with five consecutive nvo might have gone as quickly winners for the Tigers and to completed a 15-11,16-14 con ______«i..u for »UJI.CCastleford.1UIU. Thei i i e Wolves.vvoives._____qu_esApf,RicliIicldQuesipt.Riclificld____ “ 4'win Falls beats Jerome in soccer, 2-0 , The TImBsJJnw*Tlme^Nows______■ and our forwards protected Greg Amo stepped up to take well,” said Twin Falls coach the lead and got all the necessary JEROME - The Twin Falls Elmer Blaikie, who substituted Brums improved their record to forms ready, but with the sched­ freely in the second half due die ules already finalized they had 10-1 on the season as they defeat­ hot weather. ed the Jerome Tigers 2-0 no one to play. The Tigers are Twin Falls has already quali­ ineligible for postseason play Thursday afternoon in high fied for the state tournament school soccer action. since they did not play all the beginning Oct. 31. teams in the league twee. Tlie Bruins started slow, but set­ Tlie loss ends a strange season tled doMi quickly and went into “The kids were do\Mi wnth the f^or the 5-2 Tigers who did not uncertainity of the post season, , meir passing game. Erick Martinez have a representative at the and Oscar Santos had first half but Twin Falls is an e.xcellent spring meetings w here th e sched­ team and are well coached,” said goals as the Bruins played solidly ules were set. Early in th e school on the dcfensi\'c end. Amo. “We made some mental year they found out they did not mistakes and failed to take "The defense created space have a coach ------.------_ advantage aavam age of the opportunitiesopportunities.” vi moh wAumiugn aciion in vancouvef Ttiursday night. The Jazz won. Ca^mkeske5^I<^^ -High school football the night. 1.. j . . the night. Raft River’s Raft River’s junior varsity iunior vnr'. hall up and h it.” come ga\'c the P anthers t\vo wins an excuse.” agaiast Blackfoot before dropping Skyvlew 0-1 14 “It may not seem like a big Kimberly improves to -l-G in the Budoy 0-2 over the Musiiers this season and Skinner said 5-7 ju n io r Tricia a three-game non-conference vol­ conference. 2-3 put Carey into the driver's scat deal to most people, but in volley­ leyball m atdi, 15-7,16-14,17-15. Smith came in and played well at ball it can really h un a rotation.” Declo won the junior varsity • for the top seed in,the Northside the net for the Mushers. Senior • “We siarted blocking a few Murtaugh faces Castleford on match. •A-4 Sub-District tourtwment Jessi Pridmore fired up the more l>alls," Burley coach Terri Class A-1, Division II the road Tuesday and finishes Wendell defeats Gooding, sianingO ct.21in Gooding. Mushers \sith her play in the sec­ Mathews said of ihe late surge, (East playoff pod) the regular season at home The Panther rotation includes ond game. “We did some really good tiling' 1 5 - 1 0 , 1 & 6 Loaguo Thursday against Oakley. sporadically.” -S' All games nine players including eight C arey (11-6, 9-2 league) has a WENDELL - Goading led the e'vlllo 40 4-2 seniors led by the 5-7 middle • H agerm an (104) finishes the sea­ llie Broncos, hve,onlj'_ should have adjusted more by first game. 6 triu m p h .______•, .Richfield-2-3_ - 2 - 3 - lo.so t^^■o players for ne.vt year." -goingUUIK totu theUlU dinkr^*UIIIK,------— LindscrAVard-ffdded-fdur” Holly Higley and Jill Smith, Kimberly defeats Deiilo;..... Clark Co. 2-3 2-3 ’Hie Mushers are still adjusting stuffed blocks and Kristie Ward who split 16 kills on the night, 1 5 - 9 , 1 5 4 Sho-Ban 1-5 ^.5 to the impending departure of 6-0 and Melissa Tolman had five helped turn a 6-2 deficit into 9 G Ketchum girls 2, DIotrlch 0-5 0-5 senior hitter Nadia Shtewi, an kills apiece for Murtaugli (16-2), KIMBERLY-- The llulldoss lead in game one. Three sen-ers built some momentum heading Wood River O ' C’ford 0 ^ 0-6 - exchange student -iro m which only missed t\vo serves on later it was all over. into Tuesday’s clash:wjth league- No report- - 0-3 Tlm« News, Twin Fallj. Idaho Friday Octolwr 11.1996

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D ouble-bogey costs O ’M eara course record at D unhill C un _SJUANI)Ki-WS, Scollaad (AP) p . ..------TT—------^ ...... - ' • ' ------JL ^ ■irk O'Mf.trii niiulu eigiit The birdie streak in cool but scLUiivc birciiL-s KKi;iv at St. after nine holes in the'tiiird sunny conditions .started at the match against Jarmo Sandelin. • A iulrcK s, ilu-ii lr>si his d ia n c c U: second hole. O’Meara went 3-3-3- While Montgomerie played the brc.il; the Ohi Course- sc o rin i; 4-3-3-2-3, making the turn six back nine in pars. Sandelin col­ rt'C onl wIiL'ti h e ii(iiibl(.--boKt.-y strokes ahead of-Costantino lected birdie.s at 11,1 2 and 16 to iroin thi- N.iiKly Rr;iVL-t ih a t lines Rocca in the matcii against Italy ihcUo.iii lldic. turn the match around. . won by the U.S. 2-1. Montgomerie needed to hole a 15 O’M i'aia's 6.^ in I'irst-riMind O’Meara’s run ended with a footer to tie the match and go |)l.iy .11 ilic Diiniiill Cup missed par at the 10th but he followed into e.xtra holes but it was inches - tyuif; ihc am rsc rc-turd on the that up w ith a birdie.s at the 11th short. ;'..lO-yeiii-(ild hiyoiU by a siiiRle and 12th to go 10 under with si.\ Now Scotland must rebound by sim ke. Ciii iis S iraiiR e shot a 62 in to play. boating Group Two’s wcake.st ihel'W r Dunhill Cup. He scored four pars in a row entry — India — in the round- . O'.Mcara. who parred the first and needed a par-i)irdie finish to robin event Friday to stay in con­ Imle .nil! then m ade eiglit consec­ beat Strange’s record, which was tention for a place in Sunday's utive birdies to shoot a 28 on the set against Greg Norman when semifinals and final. front nine, was 10 under \vhen he the United States met Australia Nick Price’s Zimbabwe was c.unc to ilic 17th, known as the in a third-place match in the given a scare by India When Price Koad Hole for the Rravcl and Dunhill Cup in 1987. Strange had edged Jeev Milka Singh by one >and load that huRS a stone wall •birdies-m-n-row-from-the-^cr------stroktrforirt’^rttrrory:------on Ihf richt cd«L- of the fainvav enth to the 12th. In other m atches. South Africa. ■nr th e Steve Strieker, playing the Old led by Ernie Els, faced Canada, Course for the first time, shot 'a Ireland met Wales. Australia, Ilis lui s : ran alonR the 68 to beat S ih io Grappa.sonni by with Greg Norman and Steve riin 01 the >;ri.-en and, instead of seven but P h il MickeLson w ent lilking’ton, m et Jap an and it was curlinfj inwafiis, rolled down the down to Emanuele Canonica at New Zealand-Germany and hank onto the road. the second extra hole after both England-Spain. O'Meara failed to Ret his third had carded level par 72s, India went ahead when Ali shot up the bank, his fourth In another opening day match Sher fired an even-par 72 to edge rolled :i feet past tiie hole and he Cohn M ontgomerie tossed away a Tony Johnstone by one stroke missed the putt to make a 6 on two-stroke lead and defending but Mark M cNulty tied the match . the hole. Me hirdiu-d the last hole champion Scotland lost 2-1 to with a 70 to beat Gaurav Ghei by - his Ilth of the r o u n d - f o r a Nick Price of ZImbabwo plays a chip shot to tho 17th green during his match against India's Jeov Mllka Singh at the Duhnlll Sweden, three. G3, Cup Thufstlay In St. Andrews, Scotland. ^ Andrew__Coltart_{ired_six_ -Jeev Singh.birdied.liie.firsi-ti l5r.|)-Go.i!h>7Fuzzy Zoeller and down because I had a very rea­ double bogey I had tlirown a- birdies in a 67 to overpower go ahead of Price and was ahead De^vey A rnette are the only play- sonable chance of tying the ly “I can’t rem em ber shooting 28 Peter Helblom by three strokes. my chance of tying Curt.. 's . over the first nine before,” he at the turn. But Price, also a for­ It) inakt.- ci^ht c course* re c o rd o r lireafcing it,” Bijf PiimJc SjoJnnd’s 68 u-as good record." O'Meara said. “Believee said, ‘i ’ve never had eigln birdies mer British Open titlist, birdied e bird] PGA Tou O’Meara said, "After I birdied for a one-stroke victory over me. I was thinking about it thee in a row and 10 in 11 is just 10, 1-1 and 15 to go to the 17th ' -•ight the 12th (for 10 under) I thought whole back side." Ra>TOond Russell. two ahead, r.iight at the Old Cou incredible,” said O’Meara, who here we go.’ Before he arrived at the 17tli, One of the stars of last year’.s He hogeyed that and needed to . "I fed pleased bi “I knew at the time I made my holed birdie putts from 20, -JO and victoo’, Montgomerie birdied tiie O’Meara appeared un-stoppable. 45 feet during his eigln in a i par the last for a 70 to Jeev first three holes and was two up Singli’s "I, Sorenstam in front after 1st round at Betsy King H uston, H einen tied _ KUrZTOW'N, Pa. (/VP) - Annika First place in the 5600,000 tour- Davies is second on the LPGA Sorcnstiun’s bhizing back nine gave najnent — the last regular tour stop her a two-sirokc lead over Julie m oney list this yeiir uith 5771,628. in the United States — pays tnuling Karrie W'ebb. who is t;iking Piers on Thursday after the first S90.000. ‘ ^ • the week-offrhr-556r27SrlShe"l5— for T ex as O pen lead ■mitind'nfihjrln.iugural CoreStates” Piers, 3-1, of Piilm City, Ma., also .JJc^yiKiiii; LBCA ClawtCr— ------.also second, on the Europuaa -hadTTiosr of hGrsucces.von tlie back" -—SAN -ANTONIO--(AP)- Si.\ birdies on the’back nine money list, trailing Helen , rcsr of the way before niissiiig a ' nine, where she recorded four of her Although John Huston had not birdie putt on tho final hole. helped Sorenstam to a 6-imder-66 • AlfredssonbyS3,126, sLv birdies. Her two lxige\'s cmie on Davies is in the middle of a originally planned to play in the Woods called the course’s on a chilly dav at the 6,075-yard tile opening p;ir4 and No. 6, a Texas Open, he chanm d his mind Ik-rkleigli Countn’ Club, string of 20 events in 21 week.s as greens "tricky,” and noted he ' where .slie lipped out a 2-fooier. she pursues tJie money titles. Last in an attem pt to movll up on the wasn’t the only player having a Piers was one stoke ahead of She m ade up for that with chip- PGA money list. Laura Davies, who is trying to year, Sorenstam became the first tough time. Woods, who teed off m birdies on Nos, 2 and 11, both golfer, male or female, to top the So far, it looks like a good deci­ in the afternoon, said he was become only the second golfer to par-4s. “I haven’t chipped in all sion, top the money list on both the money list on two tours. Davies looking- forward to his morning year and now I do it twice in 11 Huston and Mike Heinen shot tee time Friday. .\tJierican and liuropean tours. Her plays ne.xt w eek in a E uropean holes,” Piers s;ud. stop in Sicily, .6-under-par 66s Thursday, and "Hopefully I’ll get off to a bet­ f)9 gave her a share of third place It was easily tho best first were tied for the lead after the with Cindy Sclireyer. “It’s a challenge." she Siiid. "It’s ter stan ,” he .said. round this year for Piers, whose madness really. I'm in this position opening round at La Cantera Golf Woods won for the first time as Sorenstam, who celebrated her only finish in.side the top 20 was a Club, 2Gtii binhday Wednesday, played as as result of a great vear. I ’ll a pro Sunday in the Las Vegas second at the rain-shortened “I played pretty well overall,” Iwfore winds picked up in the after­ probably end up with neither title Invitational. He is 40th on the McDonald’s LPGA Championship Huston said. "It was nice to get noon and temperatures dropped since I’m going for both," money list with 543 7,194, and in May. off to th a t kind o f S ta n .'’ from the mid 60s to the higli -10s. Scjvtn colters - Muk M allon, also is aiming foi>the top 30, "It hasn’t been a bnd year; but it .C aroliiic I'itTCL., Dale EeBclinc. Huston, 35th on the money list A huge gallery and big cheers Kain which softened the course with S463.717, can qualify for the e.u lier in tlie week, combined with wasn’t w hat I e.xpected’ after last Ijsd o tic Nuuniann, Kim Williams, followed Woods on the hilly year," said Piers, who earned a Juli Inkster and Kim Saiki — w ere Julie Piers of Palm City, Fla.*, lines up i Tonr Championship in two weeks • course. Spectators shouted "Oh, the more gentle earlv breezes, if he makes the top 30. allowed Sorenstam to successfully career-best S238,60' last yeiu- and ne.xt.at 70. •putt on the 16th hole at the Betsy y e a h ,” “G od,” a n d ‘‘Awesome also won her first event since join­ Meanwhile, H einen needs to win shoot for die pins. Iea\-ing her witJi King, the tounufment host from . King C lassic Thursday. P iers finished hit” after he teed off. ing the to u r in 1991. ‘i haven’t tmimament to {’et another nvo- J i ; ^ i d j 3 f niri^, Thcylro-foot— j-iiujiibeiiof.sIu)n puIt^;.------niarhy l.imf-L-iln, Pa ,.iilu.t-^w-over- -first-roimdplaytwo-stroWesljohInd— 'l)een as .snan> this year.” y- soft,” she "I feel like it’s coming around, said.^ ".•Ul (he shots that I hit, tJiey leader Annlha Sorenstam. Woods said, “It’s a positive feel- and I’m hoping this will be the 'lied a few feet, so it’s easy ing.” week,” H einen said. “In the ne.xt 10 determine what club to hit.' LPGA earnings iiave com e a long way, but stii! lag beiiind PGA Huston and Heinen played couple of weeks, I want to win Birdies on four of the five p;u--5s Knight-Rlddcf Nows Sei ‘ early, finishing around midday. professional sports, including one and make a horrible year a helped Sorenstam dull the sting of. closest — but men’s were still Both predicted the greens would beach volleyball, bowling, down­ more than double — in tennis, at prettj-good one.” . last Week's tie for 30th place at the Despite an 8.000 percent become more difficult as they hill skiing and tennis, 2 to I, followed by bowling (2,2 to David Frost a nd Hugh Royer in JAL Big Apple Classic, llja t finish increase in top tournament purs­ dried and became firmer during 'lial by brinsins 1), go'f (2.4 to I), skiing (3,3 to I) were a stroke back. John Morse. was jier second'Worst of the season. es since the Ladies Professional the warm, sunny afternoon. attention to the earnings gap, and beach volleyball (5.2 to 1). Mark Calcavecchia, Kelly Gibson, "I'or the last few rounds, I’ve not Golf Association’s (LPGA) start Several players la te r in the day corporate sponsors anarities w ere seen in skiing {■i.S Open' u-iiiiier — w ere at"69. Play A-s for the brisk weather, "I don’t from this year are tallied, female then made four birdies on the "Female atiiletes have proven to 1), beach vollevball (6.8 to 1) was suspended because of dark­ mind these conditions,” she said. golfers are e.xpected to earn less back nine. He capped his round heir marketability ------th e re and bowling (7,4 to l). ness before four players could fin­ "It makes yoii think and you have than half than, their male coun­ with a 12-foot birdie putt on 18. are simply no m ore e.vcuses for “While other working women ish for the day. None were among to plan vour shots.” terparts, according to recently “I wis just glad to got a good . these gross inequalities in earn­ nationwide earn 75.5 percent of the leaders, Sorensiam, from Stockholm, released research by the rou n d in. ... You d o n ’t w ant to ings,” their male counterparts’ Wood.s, 20. th e three-time U,S, entered the week third on the Women’s $i)orts Foundation and shoot yourself out of it the first Over the four-year period of tlje /Vmateur champion, staned on the IJ'GA's money list at S57731I, u-iiJi livian N atural Spring Water, •salaries, mo.st professional day,” Heinen said. “I had to be research, from 1992 to I‘J95. the female athletes net at best 50 back nine and had four birdies. her lone win of the season coming at The research also showed the patient, and I was hitting it so average earnings of the top 10 percent of male athletes’ prize But he double-bogeyed No. 1, a liie U.S. Women’s .Opal in June, trend holds true for four other male and female athletes' were well that it was easy to be money.” Lopiano said, par-5, and played sporadically th patieni " U nbeaten Sun D evils face U C L A in A rizona S tate’s 1st road gam e of the s e a s o n ,P-\SADH.VA. Calif. (AP,- The — — ...... R r .ose . . Bowl in . recent...... \ ...... ® ^ _ -• has come, Arizona Stati its final five.games. 7 ////>//• ^\'ivmi(lytoIan:e winning three of their last foin^ “I thought we could be 5-0 Otherwise, the Sun Devils are coach Bruce Snyder admits, for ' - And this year, the Sun Devils ing into this point," Plummer his team to see what life.is like on road games against UCb\, are loaded with e.vperience, not dominating tlie conference statisti­ fozi'u. I'm rm /y.' In his fifth year as ASU’s head said. “I think a lot.of guys felt cally. They lead in total offense, the road. to m ention talent. that way. coach, Snyder has a contender iveraging -J70.8 yards per game; It sure has been good a t home. “Experience, 1 can’t emphasize “We believed. Wo.knew it “I think we’re ready to leave for the national championsliip on .. that enough," Toledo said. “The nisiung offense, 227.4; total defense. his hands, at least .so far. would be a lot of hard work. We 297.4; rushing defense, 82.0; and town. I’m ready," said Snyder, -BniccSnydcr, more you play, the better you felt we could be the team -whose fourth-ranked Sim-Denls----- • “They should be Ia.tonu;nder), -. become. They’ve g{«9 retiiming- [1°, _ «.ffcnse, 44.0 points.. . • Arizona State coach if you think about it," UCLA upser(Nebraska)and:isifiurii(rd‘ , They’ve a physical team, (5 0. 2-a Pac-10) face UCLr\ (2-2, - starters. They’re playing with a out, we were.” conch Bob. T oledo said. “They lot of confidence. They’ve siiouii they re not going to take any l-O) im Saturday at the Rose Bowl defending national champion The Comliuskers beat the Sun _j)(^at Nebraska. If thev can go -.ihaLe.’cperieuce-is.payingoff.^;------plays off.” said UCLA^qiiorter- -ixj-tljcir-first-awiiy-jjiiine-of-the “ Nebraskang^Oon’SiTpr:!,"------tt Nebraska lasrseascm:----- back^CadeTi'( sea-son. undofeatetl'foi' the rest'of the” One of the key ASU players Nown, who ha; Since then, ASU has pounded .“It’s all coming together y e a r, w ho’s to say thev w on’t with experience iij senior quarter­ :ompleted 50 of 95 passes for 591 , "M any of our players arc from Oregon 48-27 and Boise State 56- and,we’re enjoying it," Plummer Los Angeles.” Snyder said, vPm compete for the natiimal ciianipi- back Jake Plummer, the Sun • yards and two touchdowus, with 7 to go 5-0 for the first time since onship? said. “We’re real focused right looking fonvard to getting on a Devils’ starling quarterback five interceptions. “They’re going 1982, when it opened the sea.soa “They’re scoring a lot of points, ' now on what we want to do. to come at you every single down. plane and flying out of here.” since the sixth game of his fresh- ‘ That’s ;sin everj’ gam e and go to with nine straight wins. playing very good defense. man year. Ihat means we have to play After nipping • No, 16 “It’s been a pretty good run,” the Rose Bowl.” ^\ashinBton 45-42 and ham m er­ They’ve got the ingredients right Plummer completed 20 of 36 pa-w- every single down or bad things . Snyder said, “It’s been pretty ASU’s passing offense ranks will happen!” ing North Texas 52-7, the Sun now to be a super football team.” es for 292 >-ards against Nebraska. comfortable at home.” Snyder’s four previous ASU just fifth in the Pac-10, but-the U C U \ wiL be playing at home • Devils catapulted into national Overall tliis season, he is 82-oM40 Sun Devils didn’t pass much in the Actually, the Sun Devils have team s went 6-5, 6-5, 3-8 and 6-5. ■in'’ ^ second time tliis season. |)rominence by blanking tw) time for 1,176 yards and 13 touclidowiis second half of their one-sided wins made ttiem.selves at home at the but last year’s squad won four of widi just t\M3 intenreptioas. Ilie Bniias. beat visiting Nortlieast over Nonh Texas and Boise State. Louisiana 44-0 on Sept. 14.

E dberg ousts top-seeded M uster to reach quarterfinals at C A ,T rophy tournam ent Edbergg respondedresponilcci with several beat No. 8 seeil Thnm.is rnn„k, ______. Sweden’s Stefan Edberg, count­ No. 2 seed Goran Ivanisevic of b eat No. 8 seed Thom as E nqvist Becker closed it out'easily. ing down to his retirem en t, beat clean drop shots that kept o f Sw eden 7-6 (8-6), 7-5, Croatia defeated 6-2, 6-2 win M uster off guard. But Muster Third-seeded Yevgeny top-seeded Thomas Muster of over Bohdan Ulihrach of the Sticli dominated Becker in Kafelnikov of Russia reached Austria 6-4, 6-7 (2-7), 7-5 forced a tie breaker and won it. the first sot, but Becker rallied Czech R ep u b lic 6-2, 6-2. L eading 6-5 in th e third set, the quarterfinals w ith a 6-4, 6-3 Thursday to reach the quarterfi­ to win th e second, victory over Italy’s Omar Muster got off to a slow start, Edberg broke M uster’s serve nals of the 5800,000 CA Trophy sening poorly in the first game, They were tied 3-3 in the Camporese. ; Anl. Kuft.i(S). - ..... u tournament...... and won the match when third set, when Becker broke J.ieCanrtj.Ntj*-,**., j., -a n d Edberg w ent on to win tlie .set. Muster double faulted. .. Kafelnikov^wiU face-Arnaud.. In other featured rnatches Stich for the first of three suc­ Muster, the world’s No. 3 Edberg will face Jan Boetsch of France, who CJ.M Thursday, Uoris Uecker, seed­ cessive breaks. Stich broke advanced w ith a 6-4, 3-6, 6-3 tri­ L.IXIU, D, player, recovered in the second Siemerink of the Netherlands Kalito KVKjrtOc,. uuio,. (j. 1,6.J ed fifth, beat fellow German back to tie, but Becker broke umph over Daniel Vacek of the - set and made Edberg run. in the quarterfinals. Siemerink Jan* i8], C<»cfi (ItpuBc, again. Serving for the match, Czech Republic. Frld a j'. O eto tw r U . 1995 Tlm ej^awi, Twin fall*, Idaho. D-S

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Mirer, unhappy with SeaH a^^, Kriclfson Panel narrow s suburban KIRKLAND, Wash. (A P)-R ick Mirer e j ^ t s to be playing vdih sl>»“l!ltc!UpeopleMmi:chiiig."lould tell people something." i„ Kani.K n,„ ...... _ in Kansas City (4-2) next for Miami last Friday, Mirer was another NFL team next year. Philadelphia and Chicago Thursday night, M irer will be called the Seahawks during the on a cellular telephone from a sites for n ew stadium to 2 He said Thursday that he Fnesz’s backup again. He’ knows bus talking to his agent, Los thinks th e Seattle Seahawks, who George trade talks and inquired h e ^viil probably only pTay'again' Angeles-based Marvin Denioff. SEATTLE (AP) - And then tried,to trade him to Atlanta for about Mirer. San Francisco has this season if Friesz gets hun. liked M irer since he came into asking him if he should cut there were t\vo. “I don’t know how I could feel a b o a r d ...... A panel considering the best any m ore in limbo," h e said. site for a new stadium for the of the season. ‘h ' “ ihing properties. ing quarterback said after the said. “It’s d e a r to m e that there also have been less than candid figure out how to mitigate the was interest from other places. when we’re not given any infor- The sites that survived team returned to practice durinn \vith him this season, he said. cffects it would have on traffic; It s clear to m e that I could also m ation?’’ Wednesday’s cut by the Its bye week. ^ “I just want to get looked in neigliborhoods and nearby hospi­ say I could b e interested back.” Mirer said he has always tried ieahawks Kingdome Renovation Mirer, the second player cho- the eye,” M irer said. “I have peo- tals. Allen is having a helicopter He stopped short of saying he to do the honorable thing, noting Task Force are a 130-acre parcel sen m... thL..C e 1993 uruir.draft, i\-as aemot-demot would w eknm » n “ “ walk by m e now and look film traffic during the Huskies’ would welcom e a trade. that he stayed at Notro Dame to on Orillia Road between Kent next home game. finish out his senior v ear. He said and Seatac with views of Mount ------llWcjieed-to-sct-ihe-whoIe-pic— •■w iuiu. m cie ure leams tna -iKThad no problem with the -Ralnlerrairdini(>ncre site at thT Bay in th e Kingdome. th V ^ ffi1 i'„uuuui „ t ui:>his rciauonsirelationship cure before we’ll know w hether it TK^n rh „ . . are more attractive than Others.”others.” w Jrh A-j ,.? Seahawks trying to get George, former Midway Landfill near can work," Collier said. Then the Seahawks tried to with Erickson, M irer said: i only the way the club w en t about Kent with views of Puget Sound trade him to the Falcons, a deal It will b e an awkivard 'final 10 found out where I stand and Tlie dioice of the t\vo suburban weeks of the Seahawks season doing it. and the mountain. that didn’t happen because that’s that. I’m not going to say sites came after a study of five for the former Notre Dame star “If Jeff George is the answer, , The ta.sk force is al.so exam in­ George refused Seattle’s offer of anything to hurt anybody.” sites by HOK Sports Facilities who is in th e founh year of a five^ tliat doesn’t bother m e,” he said. ing three other options: renovat­ a six-year. S30 million contract. Mirer was particularly unhap­ Group of Kansas City. The study year contract. John Friesz took ‘If that’s what they tliink. I have ing the Kingdome, tearing it The NFL trading deadline passed py with Erickson and the . considered how each of the sites over for M irer last Sunday in no problems with that.” uoun and replacing it, and reno- Tuesday. Seahawks front office for not would accommodate a 72,000- Miami and threw three touch- Then he added: “You just want vating the University of “He chose not to be here " keeping him up to date on the seat stadium with 100 luxury don-n passes in a 2M S victory. respect. I’m not sure everything Wa.shington’s Husky Stadium, Mirer said of George. "That status of the George trade talks. suites, 22,400 parking spaces and \Vhen th e Seahawks (2-4) play was handled the way it could A final recommendation is real grass. , u.^^.uHuwKM^-^jpiay When the Seahawks left SeatUeSeattle have been.” e.vpected in December. HOK vice-president Earl The S eahaw ks still h a v e 10 Santee said acquiring and years left on their Kingdome preparing the Orillia Road site G retzky shoots, scores; R angers sdU -lose-2-4 .Iease,.buL tlie-douTKowi-stadium IS con.sidered inadequate for pro­ -wouId-trD->:rbeiweirir$43'To'S55 ^ NEW YORK (AP)(AP)-The - The New ------^ 5 ^ fessional footbaU. million. The Midway Landfill site York Rangers remained winless would cost S47 million to S56 m il­ The Flyers took a 4-1 lead on Billionaire Paul /Mien paid S20 lion to develop, w th W ayne Gretzky, losing 2-1 to t r i e D esjardins' goal a t 9:14 of million for an option to buy the the DaUas Stars on Andy Afoog’s The stadium itself would add the third period, but the Kings team and is considering whether another S250 million to tho cost. brilliant goaltending Thursday puUed to 4-3 when Doug Zmolek to p through with the purchase. night. Collier said. and Brent Grieve scored 25 sec­ ■ Bob Collier, Allen’s project Although Gretzky scored his onds apart. manager for the new stadium, , , Both sites would require-exten- -Sive additionaLimprovements,— first goal for, the Rangers, Moog said a continuing analysis indi-‘ stole the spotlight from die Great such as bringing in utilities and Avalanche 6, cates having a new stadium on improving roads. One M th 30 saves, many of them |ne Kingdome site or revamping Collier said replacing the Spectacular. Mighty Ducks 6 Husky Stadium may be the best Moog was at his best in the DENVER - Teemu Selanne options. Ki;.gdome has begun to look more enticing in p an because the third period, with New York scored with 42 seconds le ft in reg­ Renovating or replacing the transportation and utility infra­ storming the net and the Stars ulation Thursday night as the wngdome would each cost about clingingto a 2-1 lead. His biggest Anaheim Mighty Ducks rallied S290 million, he said. structures are already in place, save came on Gretzky, Moog’s . from a four-goal deficit in the and the county owns the proper- Still unknown is the cost of ren- ty. It would cost an cstimntod <;in . -Jormer-teammate at Edmonton— -.-final-lO-m inuter-to-ric-rhe" -ovaiing-Huskj^stadiumrhe-sald: ' Moog made a toe save on Colorado Avalanche G-6. million to tear down tlie dome. Gretzky’s blazing shot from the Selanne, who scored earlier in left circle in th e last 10 minutes. the penod and had three assists The R an g ers, off to an 0-2-2 beat Patrick Roy from tlie top of Patriots boast very special team s start, were missing captain Mark the left faceoff circle w ith a low m v n n n n >•__ _ FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) - The Messier, who was serving the sec- shot through a screen. - seem ed a lux- play seemed insignificant. The pnd game of a suspension for a Anaheim, trailing G-2 a fte r two u ry . But hitting-from-behind penalty on periods, pulled within three on .Patriots blocked a punt for a touchdown, scoring points they Baltimore Mike Hough in last Sunday’s Kevin Jodd’s goal at 10:44. • scored twice game against Florida. Selanne made it 6 4 with 2:47 left certainly wouldn’t need as they • in less than two minutes, making already were routing the Ravens. The Stars, meanwhile, won atitl W arren Rychel cut it to one Bnischi's touchdo\sTi decisive. their third, straight -- their best with 2:01 remaining, , nioso pomts ended up w nninc the game. "That was a huge confidence S im since moving to Dallas from A naheim used a disputed goal builder,” Bruschi said of the Minnesota for the 1993-94 season. by Ted Drui>- at 4:16 of th e first Special teams players — fear­ touchdown and two sacks he had period to take a 1-0 lead. Selanne less athletes who leap at a Sunday. “I never have scored a punter’s foot or catch a kick \Wth Ryers 5, Kings 4 (OT) put the puck into the crcnse and touchdown in high school o r col­ with Roy sprawled on the ice, wide-eyed defenders ready to lege or anything." PHILADELPHIA - Rod level them — are very spocial to Drury kicked the puck into the Whigliam is in his third season Brind’Amour scored 33 seconds net w th his left skate. .New England coach Bill Parcells. into overtime as the Pliiladelphia with the Patriots, mostly as a spe­ Referee Paul Stewart would . Parcells has always’enipha- cial teams player. H e hasn’t st.in- Flyers beat the Los Angeles not allow the play to be reviewed. sized special teams, the impor- —KinfisjyIioJiatLrallied to tie with ed, any of his 32 NFL gam es and .’’»«~'*^''rsberg * w.outi5ui.-uiimui tied it uitli uieiirsttlic first -tancc.of-it.becauseit-definitely- - has just one interception” ------three goals in th e third period. of Iiu two goals and Mike R icd gave makes or breaks games,” said Brind’Amour, who assisted on MtM, D«cki ilalenMman Bobby Dolto (2| .licks It to Avbtonchi, ee„t,r P.ter He played safety in passing sit­ Forsberg In tho first pertwl Thuraday. Colorado tlie lead on a pow er play ‘ atriots kick returner Dave uations in the first four games an earlier goal, found himself Meggett; widi t\TO minutes left in tiie i>erio

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r - Sports IN BRIEF — Salt L ake m arketing deal alm ost done, at last I 4 TCU players suspended after incident at SMU LAUSANNE, Switzerland (A?) • dra^vdraws S on revenues rpvonilnr from the r. ■ ^ . j I'OKT WORllI Texas - Four Texas Girisiian Universitj- football - /u te r more than a year of tough Under the formula, Salt Lake tive board heard a progress games of 1998, 2000, 2002 and City will get a 70 percent share of , piaycrs were mdefmitely suspended Thundny after one of Uiem u-as negotiations, Salt Lake City orga­ 2004. t'eport from organizers of the nizers and U.S. Olympic officials the cash from the sale of corpo­ 1998 W inter Olympics in Nagano, i SSsity ® touii at Southern Methodist “We can start earning money rate sponsorships until a figure of have finally agreed on how to in 1997,” Welch said. "It’s going Japan. Derek Canine was charged with Class C misdemeanor assaUt for share hundreds of millions of dol­ S244 million is reached. With 485 days until the open­ to help our cash flow require­ Then, Salt Lake City will I an H,c,dent that occuned at S^rU’s McGinnis Dormitory around 2 lars in revenues from the 2002 m ents as we go tow ards 2002.” ing ceremony, organizing commit­ , a.m. Thursday, said SMU campus police Capt. Micliael SneUgrove Winter Games. receive a 30 percent share until tee chief Makoto Kobayashi Tile agreement must be signed organizers collect another SlO f n 0/ S\rU last year, was accompanied by In a presentation “niursday to die and formalized by th e end of the assured the IOC that the technol­ fd b w IC L p ayers K ern Colon and Jeff Dover. SneUgrove said he International 01>Tnpic Committee million. After that, the USOC will ogy, transportation and accredita­ y ear to meet an IOC deadline. keep most of the cash. tiidn t kno;v wliy the players were on the Dallas campus. executive board, Salt Lake City offi­ “We are extremely satisfied tion problems that afflicted the "(Canine) was apparenUy kicking peopie’s doors and makinn a lot cials reported they have reached Salt Lake City organizers also Atlanta Games would not occur and very happy to leam that the reported agreement with the of nmse m the hallway, ’ SneUgrove said, citing a police repon. "An "agreement in principle” uith die SLOC and the USOC have in Japan. U.S. Olympic Committee on a joint USOC on a licensing program. Kobayashi said his committee the hallwar' "'hat was happening in reached agreement in principle Under the deal, both sides will marketing plan. on marketing questions," IOC has asked IBM for a report on "At that point words were exchanged and Canine prabbed liim and The deal sets out how the t^vo retain their own symbols and what caused the breakdovffl of its director general Francois Carrard marks in making licensing deals choked and slammed liim to die ground." parties will split revenues from said. “The final document should competition results system for the sale of local and narional cor- with products sponsoring the the m edia in Atlanta. L iter 'nm rsday TCU head coach Pat Sullivan suspended all three be in our hands very so o n ,... Tliis games. ______-poratc-sponsorshipsr-It-is-o-key- — MindfuLoLthtiJtorics.of.bus — _pliiytJSi^-w^-as-defen5ive-tackle-Gayinn-Hyricr!lydt]tTai5t::uor,and , “ I h'e U ?O C has a n o n g o in g iJDVer, a redshi.n freshman, have ser\’cd as staners throucli TCU’s (Jfement in ensuring the financial away from the games. It’s never drivers getting'lost in Atlanta, first four g;unes of the season. success of the Salt Lake City licensing program which is impor­ Kobayashi said Nagano had hired early enough.” tant to them in dollars and Sopl.omores Canine and Colon are ineligible to play this season Games, giving organizers early 1,300 shuttle bus drivers — nil On Wednesday, IOC \-ice presi­ image," Welch said. "We want to after transfem ng to ICU. Canine dropped out of SMU last year after access to about a quarter of the professionals — to make sure ath­ dent and marketing chief Dick develop a separate look and feel admitting he submitted a term paper \m tten liy iiis brother SI billion they need to put on the Pound expressed frustration at letes, officials and media get to event. for our games with a line o f prod­ ihe suspensions come after four TCU players were charged last the “glacial speed” of th e negoti­ the venues on time. “It was a difficult agreement to ucts th at will be distinct.” Kobayashi also said the Nagano June with aggnivated assault in a fight that left a fellow student badlv ations and criticized both parties In certain categories, Welch lieaten at a 1-on W onh bar. ^ reach," organizing committee for failing to reach a d eal earlier. Games would not be as lavish as president Tom Welch said. said, a combined license could be those in Atlanta, partly because Linebacker Jiiy Da\’cni. 22, defensive end Billy -niompson, 22, cen­ “Each side felt it was more granted for a single product. ter Hyan Tucker. 21, and Imeman J.P. .McFarland. 20, face assault “There arc two very different important to get the right agree­ of the organizing committee's "A sponsor will be able to have tight finances. ciiarges in May 11 incident, needs.... We have a preference in ment rather than an early agree­ meeting our cash needs before a continuous affiliation through “Simplicity is best,” he said. All four players remain on TCU’s football team, hut are allo^ved on ment," Welch said. “Those agree­ the 2004 games," W cldi said, i-aniptis only lor official business, school officials said the USOC meets its cash needs." We ure-planning n simple, yet ments will be signed on time /Msq Thursday, the IOC cxecu- ______While previous marketinciiiarKeiinp_ ------bclorc-thti-cnd-ot-t------he-yt*( _effici(;nt.gamcsj:______agreem ents in'“tiie United States are not untimely in completing ~ TH...... I Jerry Tarkanian has homecoming of sorts were for four years, this one cov- this contract. Our date was Dec. crs an eighi-year period and ' TImilj'™''''’' f o r Jcn^’Tiirkimiaii on 31 and we'il meet that date Tarkai.ian irf.o led ,l,e Runnin' Kobds to tlic naliiinal diampi- nn. Irini'lKmkr- ".My stamlarils are certaitily iliffercnt tban anyone else's in this Exclusively On Caino._ said Cm, ivho siBnetl a foiir-year, S13.2 millloti d e d as a free w‘lt,!b a gam e 1,” be ?hat‘ S e o Z d , asent in the offsea.son "TOs fine m il ttot kill rae. I'm a stronc black ed°“ h re c pm 'nf; Continental Cablevision ' man. 111 jwrsevere luid sun-ive." • As a Miami p<>Ipbin, Co.v sued the NFL after being fined SIOOOO "I think you ll#lm rfe/t:- f« ra ™ d a 3-. for waving iK.th middle fingers at the cniwd during a 1993 game in can say theyie 0 B„al dtfferon. ------tuffiil,,. He «ud he wns responding to racial slurs dirmwlTJTiilin- and “ nngry nnd-upser ------MLEGE FOOTBALL he cliarged the league with forcing him to work in a raciallv iuiz. Although many - Billy Dodils, i a n s b i ^ ai cious environment. 1 he NFL setiled out of court, agreeing to ciuuiRe h a d flow n to Us enforcement policies toward players on \-isiting teams imd to pay Estonia,, some Scottish striker had spent two ------Co.\ s legiil costs. ' ~ decision . to O N i f ^ days going by ferry and overland ; In a separate incident, Cox ivas fined SI 7,500 for fiellting anti later Chanso the .(tartinfi. ,Uid Swetlcn, OCT 12 ArlMiiB at USC or ASU at UCLA or Oregon At Sianrortl by car and it had cost the fans . . .4:30 pm spittioK at Itnffalo f;ins ivhcn ivalkinR off the field daring a game last w hich is also in the sam e group OCT 19 Kansas Slale at Texas A&M or Coloratio al Kansas something like 400-500 pounds ,. .5:00 pm season In that game, he and BiLs fullback Camdl Gardner V «e and lost 1-0 at home to Austria 0CT26 Norlli Carolina at HousJon...... ejected for figliting, (S620to S775) each. ,. .4:30 pm Wednesday, reportedly will NOV 2 StanfortlalUCLA...... “Now they are coming home p rotest if Scotland is aw arded the ...4:30 pm frustrated and annoyed about gam e. HOV 9 Texas al Texas Tech or Oklahoma at Oklahoma State’ or Texas ASM al Baylor ...... Bany Bonds wants out after father’s demotion what has happened.” • It would be in the Swedes’ . .5:00 pm SAN HLVNCiSCp - R m y Bond.s, unluippy tliat liis fatlier wus demot- They still don’t know, either, interest if it is replayed and NOV 16 Louisville at Houslon ...... 4:30 pm . ‘ ‘ J-'*‘inasco Giants, luts suggc*sted diat he w;inLs to \k mided whether Scotland, actually won E stonia gets a better result. NOV 23 WashlnQlon al Washlnoton State ..4:30 pm th e game by default after all, But the Giants still bad not heard from the sLx time Ali-Stnr outfield- , _ FIFA savs it isn’t likely to m ake ; crflfier trying to contact him TTiursday. •Estonia’s no-show was a protest a formal decision until its World Continental Cablevision' ; "i-rom what our general manager has told us, Ban^- is out of pocket after FIFA had agreed to Cup organizing committee meets : spokesman Blake Rliodes, “They’ve tried to Scotland’s request to stage the Nov. 7. game almost four hours earjiyr so 733-6230 OR 536-6565 _ W’ednesday’s game in Tallinn 261 EASTLAKD DRIVE • TWIN FALLS ! U

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Tho Washington Post California stage, W _H A T i_ L_HJ_N_K_ 0 j ------L H - E ------P_R_£_S-I-D-E-N-C~Y- p*noi'5e-race coverage ot liiis race hiis By every arailable measure, both the AMERICA became so irrelevant that nohody's press and the public are tuning out the rending it,” Isaacson says. "There are no contest between President Clinton and Bob Dole. grand ideological fights — civil rights, the Cold W ar. Vietnam. The ecnnomv is Only 24 percent of those questioned basically good. It's not been a race of sny they are followng ihe election very Hail titanic personalities, of Teddy White closely, compared with 42 percent in .Making of th e President I960’ drama." 1992, according to a Pew Research Talk radio, w hich stoked interc.st in Center survey. Four in 10 cannot name G T E H H in S — Ihe 1992 and 1994 campaigns, has been People think the president Dole’s running mate. Ratings for the lukewarm toward the race, filled with h a s a lol of influence over to the Issues most frequently cited —■ party conven- some things but not others as among the most importanl more chatter about Roberto Alomar than Robert Dole. • Percent who said h e h a s a problems facing the counlry;. lot of influence over; “People are less receptive to the — im h lfrm tinE/;/» ■-■—vi«wership-for— chief? ______^Crime.and_ —noiion-thiit-somc-k'tnd’Tif-niTijorchmijje— • j • I I ■ X Sunday’s presi- World affairs I 70% A Knight-Ridder Washington Bureau d ru g s will happen as a result of tliis election." la c n tm lc k n m i o f dential debate national opinion survey shows American says Michael Harrison, editor of the How A m ericans Public 77% life,in,,You voters don't view the presidency as the education industry magazine Talkers. ■•The liber­ feel about their | 60% most powerful - or desirable job als are boring. The conservatives are country f/on'flurcea fouryears in the country. Some of the highlights; Attention to boring. And hashing tiie president is . • , ago. children 72% boring because it’s been done so much aimilg-€(lgC ■ Network The economy] 55% for four years.” »M a'«>PEA £5!iW ra,ulicla,el,ul!u,g_^ G overnm ent In fact, 73 p ercent told Pew in Julv __ The_coun(ry's , ------Would.you-want-your-child------sp e n d in g ,------72% they find the cam paign dull.- mbral values ’ anyilinigoulhe paign dropped to be president? deficit Some critics blame the candidates for 40 percent last The num ber of i Y os No i Y os No a cautious, focus-groiip-tested approach (ahle... Clinton is month from new jobs created ' 41% 46% i 32%, , 63% that avoids serio u s ^discussion i)f such nniningoutthe 1992, while the prickly matters as the future of Social n u m b e r of Voles in I • Security and Medicare. dork. It's not front-page sto­ C ongress ^ Dole rarely brings up his opposition to ries in The affirmative action or abortion. Clinton almut (mything.' Washington The drug , prefers to talk about curfews and scliooj - Post de(flned—------problem-^— — - 1 9 8 8 --uniforms and-famtly leave'aiiJirilief— I J c f F b y h a lf. incremental issues, liven Ross Perot, Newsmagazine The crime rate I 36% ■ Likelier to say ’yes:’ who four y ears ago was pusliing a 50- Greenfield, covers have Mon, uppor-income. ceni gas tax, has stuck to folksy apho­ turned to adul- n M ost likely to sa y president ' Northeast residents risms. A B C ^ V ______te ry , d ie t pills can influence the economy: After the 198H camfjaign, when ~ and plastic P e o p le n o t e m p lo y e d Q Likelier lo say ‘no:’ Women, elderly. MIdw/ost George Bush won the presidency by surgery, “Oprah" took a pass on book- campaigning in flag factories and talk­ in g ------r e s id e n ts ing Dole ing about Willie Horton, many journal- In short, more folks se O L east likely lo sa y president can influence Ihe economy; • ists complained tliat both candidates by John R Kennedy Jr.’s wedding than had failed to address such issues as the the b a ttle for his father’s office. Part*tlmo workers W ould you w ant y our child to savings and loan bailout, which e.\plod- “People are not connecting with this ed the following year. election,” says Time Managing Editor be president or a carpenter? n Most likely to say president President or a doctor? Here's Some vowed to take a greater role in Walter Isaacson. "The story of this elec­ can influence the crime rale; what people picked. forcing the candidates to address vital tion is why people aren’t connecting.” Elderly subjects. But tiiat sort of talk lias largely The big news organirarions that field faded. P re sid e n t 1 B% small armies to scour the country for P resid en t ■*33% “If there’s a lack of interest on the □ L east likely lo sa y president ' quadrennial trends were prepared for D o c to r 76% M ay o r . 59% part of the public, is that to some ever>- eventuality except th e notion that can inruence the crime rate; Colloge graduates P resid en t 18% P r e s id e n t. . 34% degree because .. e not doing a ver people would turn them off. They have P r o f e s s o r 77% L a w y e r' . 54% good job?" asks interview ed .soccer moms, an g ry white •Presidonl- -2 4 % - ,C.^S. News, Presi-. menrTirban'blacks; suburban'evangeli-' - P re sid e n t — - 3 7 % - 'dent Andrew — 'The lilfcmh— :lESS'CmUTq:a^T>-SFgagf> M ln lster cals, Reagan Democrats and Clinton 70% Pro athlete 55% • Heyward. "Cer­ aivlwiing. The Republicans, but have detected little Do you think the p resident or P resid en t 26% President 43% tainly the con­ Ihe news media has more passion for either candidate. G o v e rn o r 63% Police officer46% O Age group most concerned vention ratings conciTcatrirs With the president maintaining a influence? The president were scary. We -or th e courts? P resid en t 33% P re sid e n t 49% about crime: Elderly seemingly impregnable lead over Dole, are trying to (iivhmig.' C a rp e n te r 61% M ovie s ta r 41% some journalists say privately they are . P resident 32% engage people by just going through the motions. Nev/s media 62% □ Age group least concerned going l>eyond the- -MiciiacI “This is the most uninteresting presi­ □ Picked most by men: about crime: Young obvious cover­ dential election of my lifetim e,” says HLirrison, P resident 38% t D o c to r age. But it may ABC corre.spondent Jeff Greenfield. T h e c o u rts , be th e re ’s, not a e d ito r o f "You don't have a cutting-edge candi­ 5 4 % - n Region most concerned Cl Picked m ost by w om en; thirst for new date putting anything on the table. ... about jobs; Northeast President 42% P r o fe s s o r information.” indiL scn’ Clinton is running out the clock. It’s not Viewership of about anything." Members of Congress 51% the August politi­ □ Region least concerned . ■ Television has responded accordingly. • n Likely to pick movie star: about jobs: M id w est cal conventions •Tilkcrs • The ABC. CBS and NBC evening news­ President ' 42% Y o u n g dropped to less casts ran 171 campaign stories in Special Interest groups 49% than 30 percent of the audience on September, compared with 304 in a n Likely to pick police officer: D Incom e group m o st some nights. comparable period four years ago. P resident 4 9 % Rural residents concerned about high taxes: Dole’s acceptance speech on the last according to an analysis by Robert Business leaders 45% $30,000-$50,000 night of the Republican convention Lichter for the New York-based Markle drew 17.9 million households, compared Foundation, a non-profit communica­ President 52% □ Income group least with 23.7 million in 1992, Clinton’s tions research group. W hat’s m ore. 117 speecii at tiie Democratic convention of these stories have featured Clinton — P u b lic a t larg e 42% concerned about high taxes: S50,000-$75.000 was seen by 19.6 million households, or ,184, if pieces about his presidential compared with 24.3 million fouryears role are included - compared with just O M o sl likely to pick ago. 77 for Dole. news media: '92 Perot voters Much of the media focus has been on “There is a sense that the Dole cam­ gaffes (Dole rooting for the Brooklyn paign is being run so badly that nothing Dodgers), distractions (reporters asking is going to change,” Lichter says. “It’s a n L east likely to pick whether Clinton h as a se.vuiilly transmit­ self-fulfilling prophecy. When you have news media: SOURCE; Knight-Riddor WosMinglon ted disease), trivialities (a Boston a challenger who gets either bad news High school dropouts Bufoou poll by Princoioa Survey Phoenix report that a Dole spokesman or no news, it’s very hard for him to Roaoarcli of 1.002 roginlafod voters. smoked pot in college) and polls (CNN m ake headw ay." Sopi. 3-15. 193G and USA Today’s daily tracking num­ Some news executives agree. “The bers for hopeless political junkies). headlines a re veiy negative an d m ake it _ But some say it is unrealistic to expect -sound boring,!-’-says Emily-Rooney. - 10/14/9Q the pross'to wliip"iip interest m a lack­ political director of Fox News. “I really KRT lnfoofapWC3/TlM GOHEEN luster campaign'. feel like th e press has written i t off. as if over evcty rock that we can w ithout just "It is not the function ofthe political there’s no chance the race could become Perot. You had an incum bent in trouble. making it up. I ask people at grocery lackcd a.compelling stor>- lino. The-first- —process to-be-cnrertatning;^‘-CrGenfiDld ’ interesting or that Dole can w in it.” There was ihore tension. ..^ People have stores and airports and a lot of people presidential debate was widely consid­ says. “This is not an interesting race, Tom Brokaw, the NBC anchor, said his other things on their minds.” have m ade up their tpinds already." ered a tOpid affair. Indeed, the most and we can’t make it so. It’s like vint­ net\vork is going all-out: “W e're turning With Clinton leading comfortably In 1992. Brokaw said, “you had Ross • dramatic event of recent weeks has ners: Sometimes the crop isn't that . ■ - :------from w..-navethe starting gun, reporters have prooaoiyprobably oeenbeen Dole falling off a good." Republicans cite mom, dad to show support for Medicare ^ Tho Assoclotod Press uuse se ththis is napproadi. n n r m r l. . . . ^ ------• ...... aare re eessential, s s e n tia l, they say, to kkeep e e n a M etcalfs level nf .,.nnr.rt „n ...... , . . “Jack, they’re asking what’s my broth­ Metcalfs level of .support shot up among with “(Negative ads, scaring elderly voters WASHINGTON - CaU it the m om and M edicare trust fund solvent. senior citizens after the commercial er, the congressman, going to do back Still, there’s little doubting the politi­ about M edicare." pop defense. there about Medicare,’’ Rep. Jack aired, McDermott said. But referring to relatives is a common­ ; Republican lawmakers are trotting out cal significance of the issue’or the poten­ Not all Republicans have fallen back MetcalPs sister. Kay, says in,an adver­ cy of the charge. place response, from House Speaker loving references to mothers, fathers, on the family defense. tisement. On the day Republicans muscled the Ncvnt Gingrich of Georgia dov\-n through uncles and other relatives on Medicare to' Rep. James Walsh, who represents an the ranks. “Tell them my brother and three sis­ bfll to passage in 1995, Dem ocrats lined rebut tlie withering fire from Democrats ters are on Medicare," replies Metcalf, a area around Syracuse, N.Y., produced Gingrich, architect of the GOP, that they would eviscerate the health up in the House chamber to mock them, television commercials that feature him 69-year-oId first-termer from the Puget ivaving farewell and mouthing the ivord, Medicare plan th at’s become a key issue care program for the elderly. Sound region of Washington. "I’m com­ speaking earnestly into the camera about • in the election this fall, invoked his own . “Medicare is a contract benveen one “Bye." Clmton vetoed the legislation. Medicare. mitted to keeping Medicare strong and Unlike some other Republicans, relatives in last month’s nationally tele, generation and the ne.\t," Rep. George * healthy for seniors.” r “What we’re trying to do, what we vised debate among congressioniil Icad^- Nethercutt of Washington says in one Metcalf didn't wait to be attacked on the have to do is ... simply reduce the rate of ers. Republicans bitterly deny tho charge issue. He aired his commercial preemp­ recent commercial. His mother recently made by President Clinton, congression­ powtli,” he says in one advertisement. “This is M edicare, which my 81-year- Underwent a “five-way heart bypass" tively during the summer, before the "We’re not tr>’ing to cut it, we’re trying al_Demqcrats and the AFL-CIO thaLthey —stato!s-primary.-^ThiR idea that he’s- old mother-in-law's on. my mom and dad nnd'rehabilitatlon partialiypaid foi-'by^ voted to cut ^^el]icare by S270 billion last •to save it, and anyone who tells you oth— - in th e irs ^ ’en ticsare on,-" hc nored.------^— M edicare. Tlie ad shows the t^vo of them going to ravage and destroy Medicare is envnse just isn't telling th e truth," year. They counter that their plan would a little harder to believe when you real­ Campaigning recently for re-election affectionately clasping hands, while he have slowed the growth of the program And Rep. Fred Heineman of North in New Jersey, first-term Rep, Bill adds: “I’m not going to let anyone break ize that he and peopfe close to him” are Carolina, a first-term congressman in a by S270 billion, while spending overall on the program, said Kevin McDermott, Martini told one audience that he, too that contract.” and per capital spending for beneficla- very difficult re-election race, has a com­ has relatives on Medicare. “Would I do ; Nethercutt isn’t the only Republican to Metcalf^s campaign manager. . . . mercial that blasts “the Washington nes would have increased; Tlie changes- Polling for the campaign indicated anything to take any health care from my labor union bosses” for attacking him own mother and my uncles?" he asked. : E-2 TImcv^.T»1nF«Ili,ia4ho Friday. O ctobeni. 1996

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bang am ong W all S treet investors shareholders O K merger The Washington Post______National Aeronautics and Space • didn't understand the ability of NKW \’n»k’ rAui _ Cl____ - ______, SEW YORK (AF) - Share. Administration. This coincided this industry to cope with down WASHINGTON - Defen.se ndldcrs of Time Warner and w ith onc.o£ the U.S, airline indus­ m arkets,” sailJ Paul Nisbet, a Turner Broadcasting System contractors sing a heanbreaking try’s worst recession-s, as many air ballad about an industry left dcs- defense analyst with JSA viJtcd Thursday to approve a S7.5 carriers delayed orders for new Research. “Defense industry olaie by savage Pentagon budget billion merfier iliat crcates the jetliners. management was looked at (by w.irid’s largest media company cuts. But Wall Street warbles a But in the investing world, happy tune about an industry Wall Street) as a bunch of and hriiiKs some of the hottcsi beating e.'cpectations is-all. And Neanderthals able to communi­ liroperiies and biggest egos in tiiat beats the m arket year in and many Wall Street investors-nll- year out. cate only with generals. But ibe biisiiies-; under o ne rooh but wrotd off the defense busi­ they’ve tu n ied out to be astute at The happy tune plays on in Time U'arner Inc. now adds ness as a historical irrelevancy managing, and at acting as invest­ sticli familiar names as Ted 1996. In the first three quarters after th e Berlin Wall fell and the of the year, the defense industry ment bankers able to swing Turner, I'red Flintstone. CNN U.S. mUitary began hacking at its acquisitions.” again handily bested the and tlie Atlanta Braves to hold­ bottom line in the late 1980s. Indeed, some of the companies S ta n d a rd & P o o r’s SOO-stock ings that include Bugs Bunny, Now some investment experts whose stocks are flying highest -iQdex-oLtho-largest-U.S.-compQ— -acknOTvI{rdgenht*yfailedT(miUlcr“ ------HBO-and-'limrrnagnzlHeT------^ nies, are those born of rnergcrs7The _ Tile deal was announced in pate that defense contractors — stock p ric e of Lockheed ^L^rtin The S&P's aerospace and September 1995, winning which over the years had come Corp. — th e offspring of the com­ defense inde.\, consisting of eight approval after a tough antitrust to resem ble the slow-moving mil- . of the biggest U.S. military con­ binations of the Lockheed and review by the Federal Trade itary bureaucracy on which they Marlin Marietta corporations last tractors, rose IG percent in the depended — would have the cre­ Commission, a lawsuit from first nine months, compared ^\ith year, and of Loral Corp. this year entenainment partner U S West ativity to work their way out of — has grown 14 percent in 199G, the S&P SCO’s gain of 10,7 per­ difficulty. Inc. and widespread doubt over cent. In the five years before and was u p 82 percent in 1995. Ted Turner’s ability to accept a But many of these businesses Wall Street analysts say they’re No. 2 role. that, from 1991 to 1995, the SSJ> learned how to become more defense and aerospace index im p re s s e d by th e com pany’s In separate meetings in New entrepreneurial, to cut costs record so fa r in finding .sjnergies went up 153 percent, while the faster than their work disap­ ^’ork, shareholders of the two S&P SOO rose 89 percent. among its predecessor firms, par­ companies voted ovenvhelming- peared and to find new efficien­ ing redundant operations, and ...... W'hat gives? The companies ly in approve tho merger. Turner cies by merging with one anoth- hustling fo r business in such non- Gerald Levin, left, chairman of Time W arner Inc., and Ted Tumor, new vice chair­ were indeed mugged by severe ___ limadcastiDfi-SharchoIders-yotcd- -budget-euts-bj'thc-Pentagon and defensc.arcas.as.conipuierJnte-— - ‘)9.“5 percent in favor; Time man ornmeV/amor, leave'a special m eeting of Turner Broadcasting System share­ “ Investors and Wall S treet ju s t' gration. U'arner stockiiolders 98.23 per­ holders T hursday In Now York. S h areholders of th e tw o firms v oted In s e p a ra te cent in favor. m eetings to c om plete a S 7.5 billion m erg er of th e tw o flrms. The deal was expectcd fo be Stocks m ove further aw ay from record . - ...... ' completed laier Thursday, after Time W arner srock up 50 com,< a and [he loaie-lipped, risk-lovinE _ NEW YORK (AP) ~ Stocks the stock m arket closed. share to S41.62 1/2 m late-after- Turner. With the bond market provid­ N either m easure is among the drifted funher away from record ing four consecutive days of ris­ "This is the company that I’ve nooii trading on the New York The company has a host of most closely watched of economic territorj’ Thursday as some signs ing interest rates as an excuse, always dreamed of and we are 1 indicators. But the data .served as N , i u to grapple with, of economic strength'stirred lin­ investors have been securing now here, complcteroiie team ' — U.siiQiild take.nbout a yenr.to -including.a.rostruccuring of its- a reminder of inflatipnary_Eres^_ gering inflation worries, sending profits frormhe-stock market’s" and one family,” Time Warner actually combine the numerous, cable partnership with U S West interest rates higher again in the siires In a .sfill robust economy, and in some cases overlapping, run to record heights since mid-' chainnan Gerald Levin said. the telephone company that bond market and came just before Friday's divisions of the two companies. September. But in the absence of tried to stop the merger. T he Dow Jones industrial aver­ and next Tuesday's key reports Turner, who u-as founder and Time Warner has not said how any truly discouraging news, the Time W arner also plans to cut age fell 8.95 to 5,921.67, rebound­ on the direction of whole.saIe and - cluiirmiin of Atlanta-based many people mil lose their jobs, selling pressure has been limited...... costs and debt to keep its stock ing from an early 26-point loss, retail price.s during September. Turner Broadcasting and now ■ but estimates have run as high as _ ihe market seems to move i n ------llPeopIe are-worricd-ihat-retail- becomes vice chairman and.the price rising. but e.\tending a week-long slide 1,200. jum ps and then drift,” said .sales may be picking up a bit and Time W arner is also embroiled from record levels and its first- largest single shareholder of the "One of the first things is Robert Streed, senior mvestment that maybe the inflation numbers merged company. said:- _ in a dispute over its refusal tq_ ever mnv<* nhnvf. finn ^ mat mayttc tile mtJation numbers going-io be fairly significanrlay-— 'carr\- Rupen'M urdocIi's new I-\)x Monday. Considering the difficulties we offs from Turner.” said Larry Chicago. "We had a nice r„.. „ News cilannel over its cable sys­ Broader measures also recov­ higlier than they have been,” said had w ith this m e rg e r ... it was Gerbrandt, an analyst at Paul week ago,and the markei’s been Streed, quite a job lo get it com pleted.” tems. ered from steeper losses in the Kagan Associates Inc., a media drifting since then.” In their monthly sales repons, Later, as his long-time secre­ Murdoch is a longtime Turner morning, but the rebound was cut research firm. He predicted a Bonds fell Thursday morning the nation’-s retailers showed tary read a final motion to antagonist, and on Wednesday short by a worsening bond mar­ “painful transition." amid indications of strength in mixed results for September, adjourn Turner Broadcasting's he filed a S2 billion breach-of- ket. Time Warner and Turner September sales results at with the figures varj-ing widely final shareholder meeting, a contract suit against Time Stocks have struggled this • Broadcasting differ in their cor­ W anier. department stores and neu's that from chain to chain and within tearful Turner dabbed his eyes porate culture and personality, a week amid growing caution first-time claims for jobless bene­ with a handkerchief. Ted Turner, asked about the before the impending release of industry .segments. Still, the contrast reflected in the suit Thursday, called it "that fits fell by 22,000 last week to trend wa.s strong enough to leave The imminent merger sent reserved but ambitious Levin company earnings reports and 319,000, the lowest level in five frivolous piece of ju n k .” September’s inflation data. analysts upbeat about the ^veeks. Cluistmas selling season.

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LEGAL NOTICE Tho Soulh-Ccntral Prl- vato Industry Council will hold thoif Regular Meeting on Tuesday. October 15. • 1996 at 2:30 p.m., In Room 121 of tho Canyon Bulld- -Ing. on iMu C o lle g e o( Southern Idaho Campus, 315 Falls A vo.. in Twin Falls. Tho Porformanco Commiitoo and RFP Com- mltioo will bo mooting in the samo room at 12:30 just bofore tho regular moeling 11 you Mavo any questions ploaso call or wjito to: SqviiiiContraLEfJvamJn;-.. dustry Council PO Box 1844 Twin Falls, ID 83303 736-3064

NOTICE OF NONDISCRIMI- NATORY POUCY ASTOSTUDEWTS Agape Christian School and Child Caro, admils stu­ dents o( any raco, naiional and othnic origin to all iho rights, piivilegos. programs nnd activities gonoraily ac­ corded or mado-avaiiablo to sludonts ol tho school. It doos not discrimlnato on the basis or raco, color, na­ tional and othnic origin in administration of its oduca- _ lionai policies, .iiudont aid . andoi'herffchool- atJministotod proorams.

NOTICE OF AVAILABILITY The Shoshone Otfico ol tho OLM nnnouncos Iho availability ol iiio following decisions and, where ap­ propriate, Iho Finding of No SignMlcnnt impact as re­ quired bytlte National En- vitonmontal PplicyAct: Decision on Frontago Rond Firo Rohabiliiaiion • Plan locntod in GOODING county nul6S.-Rl3E, Sec­ tion 23 and nnaiyzod in on- vlfonmontal documoni 1D050-AD-9G047. For more inlormation con­ tact tho Shoshono Olfico at PO Box 2-D, Shoshono, ldaho 833S2orcall 208-800-2206

NOTICE OF AVAILABILTTY Tho Shoshone Oflico ol the OLM announcos Iho availability of Iho following decisions and, whoro ap- .Oropriaio. tho Finding ol No Significant Impact as re­ quired by tho National En­ vironmental Policy Act: Decision on NORTH WENDELL FIRE REHA­ BILITATION PLAN located in JEROME county ol T7S. R15E, Section g nnd an a-. lyzb'd in onvironm onlal documoni ID050-AD-96040. For moro Inlormation con­ tact tho Shoshono Ollice m PO DOx 2-B, Shoshono. • Idaho 83352 or call 208-806-220e,

PUBUC NOTICE Tho U-Haul Cenler located at 1757 KImborly Rood. Twin Falls. Idaho horoby nolily tlie owners of Iho fol­ lowing slorago uniis: Room «112 Room f239 Room*116 Room#128 Room *140 Goods in iheso units will bo oudlonod elf to tho public lo satisfyronis and fooa past duo, Tho auction will bo hold at 1757 Kimboriy Road. Twin Falls, Idaho on October 25. 1996 0110:00 a,m. TTioor- llclea will bo sold by stor- ago unit nnd Iho monies rocolvod will go lo pay -tfioso.debta.______Auction subject lo cancel- ' lailon, ploaso contact Iho gonoral manager ot tho lo- cnllon for addlllonol Information. E-C Tlmflv^awrt. Twin Fall», Idaho Friday, October 11 .193G

MANAGER m e d ic a l [NANV/HOUSEKEEPEH SALES SALES . . ' Haaldonco Molnlonane* Buying a now homo? Refi­ PROGRAM DIRECTOR/ I Noodod immocJmtoIy. Own ATTITUOEI Solos Manngor n odod. j ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ OOODINQ 2bdrm .'l batfj HOMES FOR PENNIES ToomSubaidlzod QMRP lot 2B b i . Rof.Call324-71C9 nancing? Compotltlvo npnrim oni3.SnlQfy plua Looking lof 1 individuol In Now rocrulling. Exporl- Excel, cond. NlcolocoUon ONTHEJII flfon's ICF/MH Unit. Ro- aroa to manoQo now raioslCail Loo's RnondaJ S 5 8 ^ 0 . Owner will carry .iparimont, Oond.iblo, no ' n u r s e oncod inOividuQl to hoad Thousands of govemmont sponsiblo for auporvising, Sorvicosat (208)734-6494, Coll 934-4768 pota, Ifvo on 5(10. Expo- I P a n limo CNA'5 noodod expansion. S1,OOO S4.000' onlos loam. Mual havo THE TIMES-NEWS toreclosed and coordinating and moniior- wookly com m ission i nufico/oquirod. 2OO-708- j irnmoOiatOiy in Magic Val- i 51/ong londorship & orga- CURRENTLY HAS CREATIVE MORTOAQE repoaseased properties • ir^o Iho pro p aralio n ol polonilol. Call 1-00t-296- i nlzaiiQnsl skills. Baso sal- QOODINQ - Guornnloed lo being liquidated this 239S botwoon 10am and IroQtmont plans for dovt)I- [ toy A;oa. THE FOLLOWING FINANCINQ aovo you money, Benutl- •ipm. EOE i •Sll0 24hr3m ossaoo. ; ory plus commission. Call month] For lists In your opmontally diaablod ' Jowot's Homo Caro INDEPENDENT AttractJvo mortgage i ful now hom® built in 733-6040 ; 733-1027. ofoo. Call Toll Free. 7-days. PonJarlra Dm purcliaso ol a children. Ovorall auporvi- JUNIOR ROUTES 1994,3 bdrm. 2 bath, '•600-396-4247 Ext 1006 Bton or porsonnol and ♦ 1st and 2i 's u p Io100% lorgo living rm & tomlly potl Clioek GUI classltiod. NURSING programs In tho unit, DS AVAILABLE IN THE rm, plus gas heal w/AC, Call 7J3 033I. CNA'# DRIDGEVIEW ES- | HOMES as low os 0 down, In Psych.. SocinIocini worn,Work, | t a t f c KIMBERLY AREA ♦Mobile homo loans OonlwalL 0nfysi04.650, S265 0 mor«h 0,AC, MANAGER •olalodfioid. I o AIR CONOmONINO ♦Debt consolidations CollArthony, Call 733-2224, [•ROUTE 558 ♦Quick loon approvals VVanlofl, Molol Mannflo: .coniinuos. FT positions. I ♦Credit problems okay JEROME Clean, 2 bdrm. I Agri salos rop lor biological Is currently taking ! 300-600 Adams SI Expofioncod in oporaiionj I apply in poi Locally owned and opofalod SABALA comer lot. S47.300, own­ 3 yonra oxporionco ------is a n d appiicaitons lof I 300-400 Birch St. S. m ental dlsabllliio ! IQ28 Gridgoviaw THE MONEY EXPRESS er carry OAC. 837-9106 Pfofotfofl. Send rosumo ' Twin Falls. rortiiizors.Posilion will sell SHEET METAL REALTY preforrod- Exc. bonofil: I 100-400 Comer St. 736-0033 or call collect 733-4321 10 P.O Oox 209. Provo, and servtco to ostabilshed WORKER ! 100-300 Chestnut SL KIMBERLY 2,240 9q. fL 84G01. salary DOE. Inlorosled I OFFICE agfi accounts in S. Id. A Top wanes ibonofjts 4* bdrms,3 balhs, fln-^- porsons should contact: ■ AMERICAN STAFFING quaiifiod applicant should ' S. I br1r>g DisOrnUl- Commorcial 4 reaidoniial 305 od rceulu. Whon you writs Ishod bsmt, now roof MEDICAL Lori Oreenswoid, I Professional offlco workers P0550SS agricullural salos work available. 100-700 Lincoln St. sprlnkJora, poUo. 423-5444 Full iiino and pan limo Gooding Rehab CONTRACTS & your daulll»d ad. b« t wim Dookkoopinn, Com- exp wiih oducalion or ox- Must havo own hond tools, 400-600 blk Washing­ rondDrt undartland yi CNA3 W ood nivor Ro- and UvlnoCenler. MORTGAGES , pulor. Socrota/ial or Ro- porlonco in Agronomy or good d/ivjng record. ton St, meMooo-tpeaitoirt. KIMBEHLY. Country homo Mat) & Caro Conior tokos 1220 Monlono St.', n rolatod liold. Aoply Bio- Expoflonced only need on 2.1 acres w/wotor. , coptionist skills noodod to and Irono. Main SSTOP OOLLftRSJ pricJo in giving quahiy caro Gooding. ■ (ill Tompofary and Full- Sci, 3574 W. EscQlon I apply. horse facilities, many fruit For controcta. monooQoa. QOODINQ Lg, hom ol 4 iq our rosiflonia. If you •(208) 934-5601. EOE. ' limo posiilons Apply in person at 1526 and other ireos. Big ranch Avo. Froscno, CA9371I. i 208-734-0727 bdrm. 2 bo, A/C. gas heat, iiavo a airong doairo to 1^1 , : -’i-vNEVERAFEEI c n M rc c i i c A i e c ? ------Highland Avo. E. TF, •ROUTE 559 stylo home. 4 bdrms. 2 «otk wilfi iho oldoily and family mi, dbl garage. Call S r ! ,-«X.-73,-TEMP po„. 700-715 Ash S L S BUYING c ontracts, trust 1 •208-363-0638 Iv. msg. baths, nice big country would iiko to bo Q part ol TECHNICIAN 700-713 Birch St. S kltchon, Comoswilh a ifl-Oood liomj yooVo boon : OFFICE | lion In our fino lowolry Iniofmountaln Healing & deeds, & mortgaQos, Cell our (asl orowlng loam, A /i~ i. r__ 100-200 blk Birch 736-1762 torquotea. pool and has )acu«l In 11113 l5 Ific |0b for you. V;o 10^07 Ciassinod vrin do IL lEntorprlso Rent A Car is , dopflrlmoni. Applicants Iho sun room. Only 15 "" ■ n anraciivo omploy- aking lor qunNiiod c a n - : '^usl bo ovaiiabio to work wood Circle N minutes from TF. What a i didato for it~r. mannnn- ' QH hours, |ull-1tmo/onri- ’ tools roqulrod SG { __ 100-200 Brenl 306 J2h2-rd^c?i!neludc3„MEDiCAL- , vnliin nt IWII 9 Q nri.__ • b u p p o r t 0 W orkI mg p ro g fa rrT n 'm e . Bonofiis pkg ovfllla-'i ♦ PfifiOO bene Jr. -FJNANCIAirSEBVICEr -GUARANTEED- ailablo lor iolningocrosalso Must bent least 21 yrs ol bio. Accepting applica 100-700 Lako St. ADS available. Coll Robert •Compoiilivo Salary ago. collogo dogreo pre­ , ai tho Caialog dosk a) -400- DEBTC0NSOU0AT10N Apply In pofson at: 2530 500-800 Locust St, Cut payments up to 60% Hutchison for details. •MoCrcai A Dental ferred but not ret}., good J.C. PonneysCo. EOE 3252-ask for Joe, Buy the G uaranteed A E, 3800 N., Twin Falls MVR. For inquiries, con­ 300-600 Main SL S 24 hr ODOKMi} 600-511-6666 •Paid Vncalions SALES For tmm edlaio consiOor- or call 734-0C26/LaufJiloo. tact Mrchael at 73G-G26I ' TECHNICIAN 100-700 Maxine Ln le a nd The HELP I 0 Lube Is now accepting ALPINE .T'on plonso call or apply: MEDICAL or 7361924. 100-300 T eator St lews guar* ai '‘Vood Rivor Rohab & WANTED ! applications for lull lime and Irene an tees to sell mer­ REALTY Physical Thoropy Aide Ic PACKINQ.'SHIPPING Full Time J Sen/lco Technicians. Ap- 1 C.Vi.C0nt0f S t 1 E 4th St. chandise or 734-3373 work M-W-F, 1-5pm. ■’T, light computor skills, The Halch i I ply in person ai 2362 Ad­ Shoshone. ID. 83352. W ago D.O.E. S end fo- It you llvo In th e io a n t automotive items CALL TOLL FREE Alin DNS or Administrator some hlling, packjng exp. ______Fly Shop dison Avo E. No phono sumo to Box 98320, S foq., hrs. 1-5pm, M-Th . I calls ploase. S are Inlaroatad In bt < 4 ^ 5 0 0 in 7 days and real 1-e0(M73-3446 OR Call (200) 08G-2228. Ing a Indcpandcnt Jun­ Tho T im es Nowa, P O FT ai X-Mas a vacation. SALES estatelnlSdays Box S48, Twin Falls, ID Looking lor l top nolch ior route carrier... Plaait PINE • boautltui custom log MEDICAL Send resume to: 540 Blue 215 REAL ESTATE/SALE or.we will rerun homo, tog garage, on 83303-0548. U k e s Blvd. N„ Suite 1 salesperson. Wo offer full contact Robert Rlcttard- Oojicaiedand rosponsi-.- RESUME PnEPARATlON. aon. DIatrlct S a le t Mgr the ad an addition­ ocro/troos, 3 bdrm. 2 '/, CNA'S & NA'S noodod, benefits & the highest PROOOCnOfiWAREHOUSE commission pd. in tho at 733-0931 ext. 280 501 al 7 days. There bath. Call 327-OOS3 or CNA c lass es avallablo. Prof09#lon0lr09um0i 347 653-2260 — ^ laL c iass boglnning Oci • mmediaie openinnt Must indusiry. ColMor appt., no_ _ORENJiOUSES- ___ l8.a.S3.exlra__ “ W'aik-lns ploosb. Oak------Cir>dy 81 733*ieoe— 20, I99G Excollont ben- handicapped ch charge for tho RUPERT - BoouHtuI, opon, elits available. Contact nlngsS w 3^ Apply wood Homos. 733-7755. l:45pm-10pm or ‘ 216 guaranteed ----- loua homo, by ownor. Tw;ial534-560J orapply ■Z:OOPM. VVknc SALES ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ =*101130 ct)ock your n ■2.000aq.n.,3b**i>*i>*i>»*****» It you our loam, submit applica­ •W arehouse S6.OO10 6.50 733-7512. to help inlroduce a now, loofl In dasiirod. rovolulionary business 167-226 Villa Circle tion at Mounlain View •Qean Sorters S5 50plu5 233-264 Villa Rd , C.-ire C enter, 500 Ei AMERICAN STAFFING SECRETARY/DEPT, concepl In this area. Nol Polk, Kirnb5fly, ID. NEVERAFEEI ROOFING &UBORERS Occupotlonal Therapy rnulli.lovol, S200K roali: 1354 Apis, Washing­ W -6452 -1 -000-73 J -TEMP • Exportorieed roofers _lic1r,tyoarBO!onl!al.Pri ton SL S ______MEDICAL needed. Call 734-0305 erenco givon i Curroniiyollo MISCELLANEOUS 7am-Cpm. w/managomonl, • ROUTE 833 tion for RN c A Belter Career - local ol- ing. toaching. economi The'fimes-lNem r'LPN.^e'ry 437-507 Addison Avo cpmpoiiiive salary, good flee of a largo Northwest typo 55wpm. Word Pi or business backgrc benefits including vaca- organization Is sooking fed oxperienco. good Call (200) 536-6030 419-435 Borah Avo t'On, holiday, sick pay, Iwo fuIMimo loam orloni- communication skill. OOO G46-5739 pin r/7539 424-425 Filer Ave hoaitn and dental i ed people willing to work, Transcription and medical torfroo info.(24hour). 111-483 Harrison St CLASSIFIED ORDER FORM an co , and you woi hard. Take advantage ol mg products. Send re­ terminology prelorred 127-4 74 Van Buren If you are unable to call or come 1 our successful training sume to PO Go* 95845, ResponalbllWea: Sched­ 40 ♦ Hottest buiii . T h e T im es hours but get paicJ fc. ... you c an run fror SI, ------Apply in person at Burley and support programs to % Times News, P 0 . Box uling of paiionis. prepar­ News office,. simply _-^ply clip and mj 11 this order earn above Qvorago 548, Twin Falls, 10 83303 ing oil billing inlormation. homo w,'a compulorl Ft Caro Conior. 1729 Mill FREE audio cass. S inlo form to OUT classified department so that'we Avenue, Burley, ID. income. Coll Jack now at • ROUTE 865 SALES contacts Or. & Insurance coll l-OOO-343.0( can get your ad started without delay. 734-7038 fo^confidontiai 6420, - 277-576 Addison Avo, MEDICAL- Interviow, l( you Itke Solos, bul don't Co. regarding pailent. W 11 ollico porsor like to travel. I con give Pan time, 40hrs/pp, days. Please print clearly with dark pencU or pen lor bu: MISCELLANEOUS you moro sales contact in CONCESSION STANDS 162-215 Blake St, N isy modlcal olfico. Apply by Tuesday. Oct. 15 (2) with equipment There are approrimatel7 23 characters :0mput0f . Fitness Instructor noodod one day than you can see at Cassia Regional Medi­ 148-285 C arney St (Including bl eOrjo, medical lermlnolt Mon-Thuro 5:30 6:30 PM. in a month. Call Marshall cal Conior, Human Re­ en o rm o u s lo monii 311-300 C asa Grande ices) per line, ■ uy 5 CPT coding skills corilficQllon preferred and ask mohowal sources, 1501 Hlland C0IW34-9752 Courl • Please pay accordi; lg to rate schedule which CallY.M.C.A. at 733-4384, eosenital. Send reoumo 733-5137 Avo Burley, 10. EOE TURN-KEY Opo Cherry Ln is printed below. 10 Box 9 8 0 7 0 . %TI MISCELLANEOUS Ideal location. Bar wiih 129 Apts Manin Si ‘ 3 line minimum Timos-News. P.O. 0... quorllconsoi equipment 548. TwinFalls,ID83303, Hatchery person noe 120-183 R ose St, N Private P arty Only pond crow, heavy lifting lor S73.000. Oon'i pi 564 Shoup MEDICAL required. Pick up applica­ this by. can SyU I 340-608 Shoup Ave •Homo Hoalth.'Occupaiional tions 8 to 3 P.M, wook- Please run my ait In classiflcatio'n"' Hoailh Director days, 1 mile wosi, 1 mile West •RN north ol Twin Falls hospi- SEinliire'n THREEM lal. Hatchery locaiod In Join a winning toam! Bocauso of fy o u llvo In those nreaa & #_ ^_____ fo r______days. •CNA R E A LTY aro Intereatod In boing a ^Minidoka Memorial Hospi­ Rock Creek Canyon. intjfcascd business, Thoisen Motors has (Print one chor.ictcr per spacc please. Including blank spaces.) tal seeks dopondabio In­ 7 3 3 -5 3 3 6 Indepondanijunior MISCELI-ANEOUS 3 immGdialG openings: oxporiencod route corrlor...Pleaae dividuals to loin our nurs­ contact DIatrlct Salta ing toam. You'll work in a Male A m usem ent Is sofvicc advisor, service (echnician and hiring for oil posilions. Mgr. MattRadmolla friendly, dynamic onvlron- lubo person. (Dealership exporionce 733-0931 ext. 348 menl while earning com- Ploase apply at tho: Twin peiiiive wages. For job re­ CInoma 9 building, le or preferred bul nol necessary). quirements contact Hu­ older need apply. Excellent benefits: ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ ☆ man Resources al (208) MISCELLANEOUS • 401K • Medical Insurance ■ m e TIMES-NEWS 436-0401, 1224 8lh St.. Ltfoguards needed, week­ CURRENTLY HAS Rupert, Idaho. • Vacation • Holiday Pay ends and evenings, ceni- THE FOLLOWING PHONE CARO ROUTES MEDICAL ficailon required, exporl- Apply-in p(!rson to Bob N eitzke at INDEPENDENT S2fCwk poiontlol free cord Job PoalilonsforCNA'a/ once proforred. Call Y.F.C.A. at 733-4384. JUNIOR ROUTES w/info. I-800-700-7177 NA’o who enjoy and want N a m e ______to work wiih pationls In ro­ .AVAILABLE IN THE MISCELLANEOUS THEISEN MOTORS .SHOSHONE AREA hab. sub-aculo. al2ho0, 7M-100a vQlioy. aoimprovotJ •^IN FALLS 2 bdrm. Bright, spacious 4 clean JEROME • 2 bdmi. odgo ol JI 1I5. furnishod. S625.00 Cali 736-1770 No pots. 864 Quincy St. awos, Complotolyromod- FAX oxL 3204. )TW1N FALLS ’ • Pow-eosi dm ififld nd olod 4 bdrm. 2-^ boih lown; possible pasture. eicopi oftK S475/mo. ♦ NearCSI 734-6600 ****** today. Can 733-0931. • nomo. IrflgaKon woti . S470, ref. 324-2834 ovo* 5250 doo 73C 0042 TWIN FALLS. 3 bdrm, iBeslvaluoinTwin NEW 2 Portial foollof ownod. YOUR j bdrnJ.. 2 baih, carports. JEROME 1. 2. & 3 bed­ S550/mo.*S50foroli utils. JEROME’- 1 bdrm apt,. TWN f a l l s By cwnor, 3 S330,000. Call 780-2566 twin fa lls 3 bdrm. 2 4 cabie/HBO. 733-6C96. ’ f : ' °PP"onces Including bdmi.,2 t>oth brick homo. rooms S350, S425. $600 $ 3 0 0 a m o n th * S 3 0 0 1 WQlor. saniiatkjn & •S300dop. 324-2841 ______oeposii. Cali 324-3161-1 - — I jJiuviooo. 'awncare 2141provided. 2140 ' gfonlnolohbofhood,lQfDo HELLS CANYON AD -»j«;a HOMt-S a s low QSS550 yra.. S&4JOO. 734-339B AREA-IDAHO TIMES CLASSIFIED YOUTI t>o plijas.inay iurpnsM 1 •^aglc Valley Realty Rod. Ju!l can 733.0931. down.S350 omonlh 1 Call 734-1991 ppartmont. wasfier/dryor I ANCE J^ISO om TWNFALLS.NIco2bdrm; r a n c h BARGAIN DEPARTMENT 0,AC, Call 733-2224, at how BKy it Ij lo tiaco a TWIN FALLS. 3 bodroom. brick homo with oorono 3 0 A C -$29,900 classlllod ad. Ttia cosi Is 2 bath home, control air 208-734-5538 low...tho results oro high. 1 tw in f a lls S450/mo Wo bock yard, foncodwliri Spociacular sunaot views JEROME Nicely lum ..„v„- j *dop. Stovo, lelrio, W/D w|lh 2 car oorage and sprtnkiofa. S09.000 on this opon & woodod or oxecutivo townhomo Thar* dastltiod. 733 0931. aprinkiing aystom. No 521 avail. 2 bdrm. Avmi. now. JEROME. 2 bdrm. Extra tw in FALU C om t and b m I 735-2437 pnrcol, located boiwoon on Joromo Goll Course. 2 C.HI 734-2C64. pots/ no smokint). S700*- nice, no smoking, no pots iho (wo most powerful rtv- MANUFACTURED bdim., 2 baih ♦ 0 don, JEROME N. ol lairgrounds S500 ffnnnflji r^pi.iA k.. V.41/V uupumi. urive oy S525/mo. Coll 324-3213 Laurel Park Apts TWIN FA LLS. S13.S00. ors In Idaho, tho Snako & HOMES fireplace, covered deck. & spacious 2 bdrm. appls. Inside 2 yra old, enorny tw in f a l l s - S-150 mo, 425 Park Terraco Dr. Mon-Fri. 8 Q.m. loSp.m. 176 Mau/ico St. N..TF Somo poopio just havo a Salmon Rivors. Gonilo Bollcan. Will font month S400dop. 1633 Falls Ave- Then call 734-4504. elficleni windows, 6 mo 734-4105 knack at putting 0 homo lorrain, county rd. power JA C K P O T . NV. 14x70' to month or ieaso for t . No pots. W/D hook-up, twin FALLS • Socuro logoUior i This 1971 Four a loio. sun/oyod, wo/ran- 1995 Oakwood, 3 bdrm. 2 S1500/mo.. short torm loaso. Ouisido pots OK, •Clean • Quiet • _0fl^flQlparking-S43&- flflraoo.Sbdrm., 734-2413 4 6 0 3 MLLS - 2 bdrm. 1 -Jy-doodT-EZ-financinfT -^uUh— Exc«J-oond,—Must -ronlalj okrCatlKomrinfr- —-..rviiijjoitr—/o j'U /au — . ----- lu oil ai bo moved by buyer, Call THEMGWT. 733-0739 ; iTDRNfSHeD APTS/ — Compare—7330740- -^ih.-cfosoto CSi,-nnap.'- bdfms, 1 baih ond has Don I miss out. own prcp- dy or Tracy at 3M Roaity, TWIN FALLS-2 bdrm. Call 1322 Washington St. N. i P's-includes W/D'S4«^‘ 702-755-2399 odor 4pm, 734-7524 bot. 10 am and 1 DUPLEXES boon updatod, Tho nowor ofiy in one of ihobosi roc- .733-53360x1.3015. JEROME Smaller 2 bdrm 2 pm. o n f a l l s ------or carpoi, paint & waJIpapof rooiional aroas in tho w/garden spot. S385 ♦ oil show {jroot prido of slalo. Call ownof today • 693 PARADISE PLACE , dop. No pots or smoking. TWIN FALLS - Small 1 JEROME 3 bdrm base­ ownorshfp. CALL DEAN­ 209-839-2501 Como by alter 6:30 pm . ment apt. Appls. S400/mo. New2bdrm. 2 baih, walk- ^ ------6 0 2 bdrm. very nlco. S3S0mo, in closets, g a s hoat. AC, :^N PA L L S-2bdrm ,W D NA 733-0636 OR RALPH 201 F S lE . Cali734-8316 no pots. 324-2834 ovos. Avail, pasture, garden & 7^^576 for dotalis. JEROME For solo 120 UNFURNISHED appls, landscaped . '’°0"‘“P.S450mo..dep.— . ^ ju itio . .oep.. HOUSES corrals. 324-5002 acfoa botwoon Joromo & JONES WE HAUL carport. 733-8071 0 oaserequlrod...... 738 Twin Fails, East oJ Hwy, 543-4930. Maurice. No pets. Cali BUHL 1 bdrm. l bath. Usually can move you TWIN FALLS 2 bdrn TWIN FALLSC02v 1 bdrm I _ - . 7^r.r,n,c. ------93.40acfopivot&3hand JEROME 2-3 bdrms 736-08t5or 734-2500 linos. C0II324-4UG. Complolely romodelod. ANYWHERE £ T i twin FALLS 2 bam I ' 734.;50Q S325/mo. ♦ S250 dop. for less than renting a Injck $425. Clean! 324-8752. 'T W a rfv lh N.vsiin WMo, I b««,..la™;,y™m,™AC !™ l« FALLS - L.,go 2 GEM 735-2452 ieavo message Neod loads to Cniif&Aiiz TWIN FALLS 2 bdrm,, in­ STATE REALTY, INC SHOSHONE (16 mla. N) FREE ESTIMATES fuiu 1.010 (;ioviaoa. ouli rj quire at 503 3rd Avo. E.. w/opener. Brick, uuao lo 734-0400 • BY OWNER, 375 acre CALL 324-3490 able lor senior. $400/mo parks & shopping. covered carport. S450 fsnch. SOOacfOsirrinatod BUHLCuto2 bdrm.. i ' Twin Fails, alter 6pm. 734-8250. TWIN FALLS. S59.900. KIMBERLY. 3 bdrm. v /, tSiOImo Includos all ulil- 2 ptvols. Good improvo- both. Buhl Mobile Eslatos. il'Os and yard caro. __ 'y ^ “ ‘ o.3fo.n«.pjQC0,tQ. _monis,_Vory.p;ivaio— 1. _ S P £ C lf ll_ . _ ’onflJ0fm^425.i.dop_. start, fflia brick ond wood Call 487-2011 • 788-4305 or 543-8342. dbp. Refs, roq. 423-5157. garago. Excel, neighbor- .....- 733-5766 logve mtn. TWIN FALLS - Liko now homo has boon woll tak­ SUPER GOOD uiiis. pd. inc. cabio T.V. quiet 2 bdrm, VJ/D hook- BUHL Nico 3 bdrm.. 2 bath MAGIC VALLEY-W HY hood. No oppl3.S545/mo- w/HBOS local phono en caro of. 3 bdrms. 1 Clean & co;y. 733-20)3 . ir« easy lo ocfvortlr.o in dassl. both, gas rorcod air ond I 5 1 3 ■ mobi/e home. Buhl Mobile PAY RENT? Torn Koy son/ico, Monthly rate be­ ‘i«J.Jj5icoI17D3-03J1. CENTS HOME Operation moves you into THEMGWT. 733-0739 woiorhoator. Largo lACREAGES&LOTS JSMm . ll.3teflfOOT.GE Estates, long term. $450 TWIN FALLS 3 bdrm ir ginning at SOOO/mo. For foncod back yard. Good appiances + dep.. 788-4305 a 1997 Fleetwood, muiii moro inlo.. call 733-4330 BLISS • Land inveslment sociion homo. S359down. quiet neighborhood solid aroo of town. CALL SALE PRICE 543-8342. S500/mo ♦dep, 247 Ca­ ask Tor Shelly DEANNA 733-0636 OR opporiunliies; undovoi- $359 a month. Includes' opod fosidontial; block Ejiocutive needs homo to 1 yr. space ront pmd, do- swell Avo W. 734-8064 TWIN FALLS. Cottage l RALPH 733-9576 fordo 30, Iots4-t0; block 31-. bdrm. S395/month. Ail tails ond oppointmont, loose with option to Nvory. sol up, & skining. TWIN FALLS NEEDED Lg. lots 19-24; block 42. lots ®49700 poretoo. CAU. 736-1170. Cali Tawnya collect at ulils.-tcablo/HBO paid .WEALSaHAVE3 0THEfl modern 3 bdrm.» lor ox- Phase 2 Ready To Go 5-12. Rosideniiai lots with 532-4815or 678-9611. ocutive w/no trallic ir Please call 733-6696.. oldor Iramo house, block t :ot models for SAIE GOODlNwY«:,iiiuaie,aancing. ~ V.,yVnru i,«,(i.i:;— son, wilh m utuaiiovo dow nM o^om h S m ’ “ 5,0 SBF. ^. iu-30, ia-30, with with a ago room, double garage $26,500. 702-755-2203 BlTb b ly DW m om booking hon- fog , b f h f n S l i u ! ’ DwT innn 20. 5'6-, onjoys hunt-’ ^'.^ n y gOod senso ol humor and moro. You m ust soe BUDDiyL D u S w " onl“nv^ m om ost, Vospons'ible responsible DWF, long dark hair,ha,r, and travel. SimmerSim m er in ing, fishing, outdoors, age (or dating. Inond- lor friendship poss this ono before you buy. TWIN FALLS-Prime build­ dancfno' ' countrv financially — socuro ' oniovs outdoors, ni.irtnnr^ green oroon eyes., oyos. likos likes fronttrnnt of,,1 opon flame niovie^. movies, computers.computers, ^bip and romance, 010ble relaiinn^rh^ t^ow only $113,500. CALL ing lot^in Stonoy Brook c c Kids. lull.liniip/irt w«l, - '■'"ip, LYNN RASMUSSEN at SuUBTCall 735-0615. miitujiv. usic, cookinawi^urMiiu and SWM, ,38-50. 38-50 for Glancing and romantic M cooking ~ and baking, for delicious /esuitsi altraclivo SF. Kids, lull-figured w ek „ m 20 731-2807. #96-247. -outdoors.------Seeking ------companionship,------evenings. Seeks iSeeks ® WM, 38-45, Sorvo- iwn nnnnr' Enjoys long ------TWIN FALLS 4 mi. S., 10 “ " .O"™'- inlorosis, ,11125 walks. movioa SWM, 3 a , s ' l T ^ i t e acres, 10 shares water S/OM. 35-50. for maybe more. trll147 23-40, for for possible relation- ousiv *11140 Call 733-1540. friendship, relation------dating. »11130 ship. No hunter ■ - nunasomoH an d so m e bWMSWM, ______■11146I______dancing, . •• movies ■nping. fishing! ship. No games. Easygoing SWF. 26, rr— - — ~ . „,„36 Cool Collfornlon wllh variod inlorosis: Ono ol o kind tomnn- kteTkinn GEM TWIN FALLS. 20 ac. homo *11170 enoys outdoors.®'^’ ’9- blonder. STATE REALTY. INC. sito, water s[iaros, SE ol inInn out onergotic. S eeks SM 734-0400 TF. Great viewl 734-5600 DWF. . movies, dining out! ------'" “goSgSi:: at least onco. seok^ “ „m =k S.ihh d = „% r attractive S/OWM sraking SWM, 26.40, Men Seeking lancn^ooi^ a„™ . I’onesl, humorous wiiks ^Tiiinn ^„r. « * TWIN FALLS. R o ad y to 2T-W Iho S i '" “ '"SIS. '’“ '" " " " " " a . "O ""- move intolll Complotoly 5 1 4 Women livo.SF, lor compan- pajLs'hi^^'iTl “ s ' P"sPs’Sooking SWF. ------Iilo• Iiu auiiu n d Ihinks...... no uiNiuaiolmost “ "ninni;nM hnmH JEROME[ • Newly remod- .....I. ^ i i i c a blO rni,'itir>n<;l' Must liko kids, smok W11159 trie heal, largo foncod yd c S r“so°rg 7"'^ K rsrii,;,^ ssb lo bo sodded. $47,500 eiodi 2 bdrm. $47,300, •11161 W illi? owner carry. 837-9186 ------E nergetic b u t lonoly ------cowgirl CQllDaloorSylvIc SW m" ' “a , 'g S Willi 'owS--p?obtomr; Oulgoing, 37-y»»r- S r S y lo^tanSo ■ 733-5336. DWF, 30, S'lO", fun- SWF. tired of dinner. Swoo‘. .soxy, sassy, horses. rodeos. . ’ V . “ I 5 1 8 ■ ^ddoos. ” ^ ^ ; “S s ” S s loving, tong.loggod lo, ono, sooks SWM, “'"*'"0 28, country music out- T ? ' oiu inovius, BUS - THREE M MOBILE HOMES rauntry Girl. Enjoys 40s, looking for great ''” '0 ‘o doors for frionriqhin Iho outdoors. ISO SWF. 18-iato H u m c r - a t r J c k o n J^usic, travel, looking U pbeat SWM, 41, 6', REALTY BLISS - 1983 Vogue by S i J r S o k i S p S i ' “ “ ’S' 20s. Call this cowboy. SWM, 20. acting ion- S 7 3 3 -5 3 3 6 Fiootwood. 14 X 70’, 3 ooS, wilh soZ «.J»,ksandaddicB ^ dencies, • soekino for relatton- WF, 22-39, who loves bdrm, 2 baih, with all op- pis. oil electric, shingle in ..,o s L ,11132 swF. 31' ______T ------______------luiiijiiiicromantic eveningsevoninns bybv -ship. 'i " p *11157 - * " i o / nui^us una horses mo outand tho out- doors. *11162 WENDELL - By Owner. 2 roof, wood siding, oxc DWF. 30,^ ^ 57-, blondn/bluo, SWF, 19, on|oy» „i„fswM “ '°i85 °T ’ too''S'h"'a sloS (II. c „ - condition, S15,500/oller. bdrm, 1 both, lg. kitchen, rod/brown. Seolilng. altractive, college- country music, going c-oa'rchinn inr • *'^'’''’0.iiiy sWovvM, F lQ-25 o ,* 1 lra i u T vory '" 3onorgotic SWM, 3 5Mon . 6 ’, 175 Very onorgotic Man . wy_dpon. Call 636:5347_ Finanedng available on - appf oved credit.- 352-4022 Christian-valued ,SM„ oduqated; LDS,.non- .out. Sooks SWM, 19-’ '°^.cnmping, ,and..kids.------Ibis,- ; °"^^\.-lbs.-oniov6-6nowmo^50,n/s.lik«dn onjoye-snow m o- 50, n/s, likes dancino' 35^4(J, 6 * . able to smokor, nondrlnker 25. with similar inter- who Looking forortlBt, honest biiing and outdoors, cam ping, raltinn’ BUYING OR SELLING a communicato, enjoy Seeking SWM. 30- osls. (or friendship, and bo and faithfulonjoys F. 23-30. seeking active, car- traveling, having fur^ manufacturod/mobile ,g;;J/°g"lil5Lif|^“: “'.r jL_40,_wilhsamovar;/_iu.-wiin same vaiuos._possiDie ______rgljen. „ in t4 ______-tiomo? Neodfinanc)ng7“ 'I ovo/Og' * lV l2 i GroonTroe Financial *11164 lor companionship. *11155',,--;^, “ 1-e00-58t-1904 o p ea'lS S n lM S ^o’='ionship.«lll45 DWF, * in 6 6 SWF. ' 53 ; onloys SBM. responsible.’ i,u.,-non. '0 ------37. 6'5* 3nT Cash paid for used 1977 4 5'a", slim blondo. not V o , sum uiuuuo,boaling, nui fishing,, ond 3^- 510. — attractive, ...... dancer,.. u.— works lo> live, . «^^i°ti44------iii44 ------P rofosslonol, -.u.vw.,, Intolll- lbs. blond/green, i = r newer mobile homos. 100 protty. but nice, c arin g , cam ping, seeking a youthful appearance, lives to hunt. S e e k in g ------•’‘’"gonl. “ S*. h canng, o n o st. caring, sooks sooks romantic romantic. 'E Q U A L HO USIN G 734-4320. Wants to moot tail.u„ noraworKinghorcJworklng F,p, 30. S/DWM, 50-60. Musi positive, goal-orient-goai-oriont- healthv healthy're: ' resoonsihio Noahnabo Male, 44, *un. open, communi- adventurous F, who OPPORTUNITY DECLO • '83 Broadmoro, WM,WM 45-55, „,i.hwith fi'7-i.«?nw5’7'. ISO WM, M 30-45, boK. sincere,...... no.head head Od, od, seeking seeking sm smart art, nonsm nonsmeker' oker non- nori •'’O Ifn ig h t in eating DWM. 51, 51, onjoys enjoys dining dining out out • curvaceousiy vnnr fnntn,., k „. . r« m ,c c n „ ,« nowjpnpor li tutted lo fully oppilancod, 2 bdrm. Christian valuos. for friendship, possi- games ploasel curvaceousiy plumo drinker s/n'wF in / but I seeks samo In a Lady movios, music and 10 Fsir Moujinn Act whlci»o your answer, ium c.ill the ad ihni Interest crcate a profile of cxactly the type of petsoi. ptione; even Itio-^e !>U>ckcd from WWX)! redwood dock. 522,000/- you. listen to tlic voicc sreeiing. anil for muti yiui’re .seekiii}:. You lell us your preferred euslQUiSn; wawin • H'» eusy anil convenient! You can cliarKc otfer. Call 324-6705 ■ infiirmation. cIuxKe llie Quesl/in and An%wcr aj;c MiiKC. ellinic liuckKJmind, educilui It lo your credit c u d so no dii.rgcs appear To find a pcrfect matcti, juM find one mini beivsion option. You can ilieii lienr detailed level, whetlier you’d riilhcr meet Mimcii:i JEROME- Nico used dou­ on your phone l)iil. ad that sounds leally great lo you. l*hen Thit noxripBpar nil! nol answers to (|ucstion.s iliai arc on the minds of wilh or without children, iunl your snuikiiit, • It's sm ani you can budget youtlim e and when you call our system lo fcspo S20.000/otfor. 324-8834. of leaving the advcniser your own nnswen. to l or piorc li^formalion or lo purchase Ihe adverti.ser you ve selected and give you Jaw. Our raodsra a>o boioOy the same questions. It's a eteai way to leam To iry our new tijowse feature iusi call Inlaimad lhal atl dwollinga MT. CITY, NV. M ust be a Block o flln ie ’- in ttl'li) .SO . the opiion o f li.Mening and ic.sponilinR m atfvwiiMdlnmiinowWar wlieiher you two have somcthlnc worth 1-900-90J-9902 (S2.I10 per minule) those ads a.n well! ' ® are available on movod. 3 bdrm. 2 bath, explorlnR. „ , iinil selcci ihe l>ft)wse opiion. 1-80<1'm8-031h1''^“'''' fl . -20x66’-.-- Stovo. swamp' -opfloilunity baiia. To Call J.900-903-990:. S2.09 prr mln Call I.«Ki^903-W02 (S2.(» per minute) cooler. Very nlco. S6000- and follow the easy prompw. s c d r s r r i /olfer.Call415-674-4065-. 000-0777. Tha TolMroo lalaphona numt)#/ lor ino ! hoatln^ Irrpalrod la I-COO- TWIN FALLS 7 0 T am a­ rack, 2 bdrm, in quiot SW park.S600a/olfqr/734-a322 I E-8 Tlffls>l<8wt, Twin Falls, l(Saho FriiJay. October U , 1996

SPACE AVAILABLE! I 6 0 9 . CHARMAC '91. V-noso, _ TRACTOR, 841 Ford, CONDO RENTA17 horsoC slant load, S6.495 Cloan & runs good. GARAGE & YARD SALE Office & Retail ' TIME SHARE Call 733-1023 or 1-800- Please call 934-5143. 333-2219 ask (or Stock Trailer Sales TRAILER Humor Speclall 2,892 sq. fl. available now, 13‘ Block, now floor, exc. prim e retail, Filer Ave. frontage. CORRAL PANEL 0 bar buy;S700. 655-4430 980 sg. ft. available now, great TWIN FALLS-Ibdrm con­ flalvonlzed w/skid boots. DIRECTORY; TRAILERS -Exc. inventor office location do, all oloclrlc, S350 « 5'C‘ X 10- S40. 5 G* *12' S40.5O. Dolivorod. of horso, cargo & snow BUHL 420 N, 9lh. Sol. 1,772_sq, ft. main floor, has S350 dop. No smoking of KIMBERLY. 3544 E ost poll). Sonlor Housing 1-000-625-1409 mobile Irallors, flat bod. Goodies for allf Antiques. TWIN FALLS 1604 Willow basem ent, available Oct. 1st, Blue gooseneck and bumper 4000 North, from H ost­ Lano 10/1iai2U i9-5| Corrplox unit, must tw 55 PU loolbox, fencing, col- ings • 5% miles straight Lakes Blvd. frontage. yra old or older to occupy. pull. Tinilor pans. or TV. dishwasher etc, Quality Trollcr# S a lts Eost, Saturday. Oct. 12. 2,237 sq.-fl., available approx. Call Adam or Wolt at 1996 from 9 AM to 4 PM. 734 0400. 46 E. Frontage R D , BURLEY. 1800 Schoddo. Dec. 1 st,.open to interior mall. Jaromo '' ''' LIQUIDATION SALEI HORSE 7 yr. old OH Saturday from 9 tol2, Filer Ave. frontage. For Dial wooKond hideaway G oodlas for evoryonol Snow boards, skoto yooVe always dfcaJnod ol, so'rotl, (old slock), exp. TRUCK-’70 Polo 335 boards, clothing, brond rider. 736-2313. Stan )roux toaicn in ihn toaJ W/4X4, AC, PS.wlll taVe FILER. 3 mis. N o( Asgrow now shoes (DCiEtnies), TWIN FALLS 1951 1llh oslalo columns ol dasUllod. lots of mlscellonousl C ontact: Tina Luper HORSE Rog. AOHS bay 20-bod or S9000 543-6643 Research Center. '/> ml. Ave. E. 1O/12lh0-2pm Property Manager QOlding. 3 yrs. old, broke, W. FrI. & Sal, 9-4, Oueen IVs cleaned, you might WHEEUNES 2-’/. ml w/76* sizo bed w/drawors, ml- TWIN FALLS IV. mis. S. 1223 Lynwood Mall 610 gonilo, S1Q00, call a(tor need soma of IL Coma wheels. 2-’/. ml w/rogular crowQvo & aland, mtn. Twin Falls, Idaho STORAGE/ 6pm.. 423-5973. ofCurryX. 10/11 & 12th Mali______wheels. I-'/, ml 8 ' main­ bikos. loddlor bod. toys, 0-6pm. Traps, lack, 208.736-1857 line 50' long. Loo-837-6600 HORSE SHOEINQ books, lots ol clothes. QIC. horso collars, tools, skill TWIN FALLS 202 Falls ITWINWAflEHOUSEHEMTAL FALLS Insldo stor- Magic Vnlloy Aroa saw, books, tabfo & chairs Ave. W., Sot,. 8-4. An­ JEROME - 839 15th Ave. linens, misc. kiichen, wag­ tlquos & household. I ago (or boats and RV's, Coll « 208-590-1437. E.,8amto3pm.Ocllt & I Call Days, 733-0061, 703 on. shop-vac, comic TV/INFALl^2bdrm.1 ba, TWIN FALLS. 2 bdrm, 1 HORSE TRAILER 1976 12. Sofa, dining room sot. appis, Incl V//D. No pels. oves 734-123B CUSTOM books, yarn cralts, old baih Including path ront. 2 tiorao w/tack space. crib and lots o( boby cfochot books. TWIN FALLS 2770 Co- 733-0374 Of 733-2441. waler. sower and Irash. FARM SERVICES TWIN1 FALLS ■ RV Storage Nico condition. S1300. Hems.______chlse Clrclo, Sat 8-12 & S400/mo plus dopoall. TWIN FALLS Cloon alu- - Close In 025-4224 AA Custom Plowing wilh Sun 9-2, Gorogo Salo. Ask lor Siovo Hallows. JEROME 342 B S. 300 E.. TWIN FALLS 231 Bucha- childrens clothing & itoms, dlo. S2t5/mo. ♦ S200 TWIN FALLS ■ Warohouso or without anhydrous Sal, 10/12. 8-5. MOVING nan fO/llthOnly 9-4pm dop.. 423 SG70atlor6pm WINDERMERE sp a ce with and without 736^75 or 420^075 2 soddlos, & miscella­ HORSE. Guj:Kskin qeldi SALElFurnlturo, 17’ Children’s cloihos. biko. neous itoms.______REAL ESTATE___ hoat. Vnrio.us.siZQS. -C olor TWIN FALLS'Doan— ury very gunllu. 12 years ( -AtL"cormnroBntng~ nvaiiablo. com, camper. 6’ camper- floodlasll Como see, quiot. 2 bdrm.. Woior & 734-6789 Call (or more Information. Pioasocall 324-4257. ground work, rochpickor. manure hauling. Call Ran­ sholl, rolrig. AC unit, con­ TWIN FALLS 360 Shos­ sanltQlion furnished. Ask (or Stove Hallows TWIN FALLS 2483 Eliza­ hono St. E,. Frl., 9-4. Sat., Close 10 shopping. S360 HORSES Trottors.Arabs, dy Weaver at 543-6866. sole TV. sm. portable TV, WINDERMERE Ouanor. Rog. full & flatbed trir, & lots morol beth Bfvd, Oct. 12. Only 9-2. BE PERSONALLY & up ♦ dop. Cflll lo loavo 6 0 7 MOVING SALEI PLEASED.Across Iho msg. botoroS, 733-3669, OFFICE & REAL ESTATE All ogos, hids horse. Call BIQ BALES STACKED Call 324-4569 (or ln(o. 423-5947 or 423 5750 Big & Small Retriovod. park. TFUnlied Methodist RETAIL SPACE 734-6789 JEROME 408 Valley View TWIN FALLS 268 Buena Church Fall Rummage TWIN FALLS Cozy 1 Bales Unllmltod Vista 10/12th 8-3pm bdrm., convonioni loca­ HORSES - 5 yr old boy 208-543-5368 Circle (4 S. 1/8 E, 1/6 3,), Salo. Groat bargains. • Twin Falls Olflco TWIN FALLS • Shop/War- Oct, 12. 8:30-5. Bikes, Numerous household tion, S350 Inc. utils. on Diuo U kos Blvd. m are. SIOOO. 733-2323 llems, ohouse. 317 Addison W., ■ or 733-7051 eves. CORN THRESHING children's clothes, adult's 733-7078. Approx. 1250 sq.ft. 1.000 sq. (1., fully Insulat­ TWIN FALLS 841 Capri Rotary machinos-6 row cloihos. colloe lablo. TWIN FALLS 440 Elm St. Recoplion & 2 privaio ed, 12x12 overhead door. HORSES - Small Appy head, Trucks If nooded. misc. (of(ofFalls) 10/12 a-1p m ' oKicos. All utilities Dathfoom, gas hoat. good m are, 7 yoars old, broke. October I2lb 9-5pm Antlquos. kid's clothes, Any whore In Magic Valley L o i's a lot’s of STUFFll Included. Groat Exposure a cc ess, am ple parking. S900. Call 324-8505 LESUE R. JONES INC. KIMBERLY 2 ml. E. of Pay loys. books, kitchen Iterris & Plenty ol Parking. .Suitaljloforsm. business. 733-8ilS8 - . . . & Pock to 3300 E.. S. on nndm orell ' CnII Siovb Halloivs -T W IN F A L LS -f3l4 Holly - C all 736-2000 ask (or 326-4101 3300 E, 10 3313 Oregon Dr„ (behind Wok n Grill WINDERMERE - Loren or Davo. Trail Dr,, watch for signs. TWIN FALLS EARLY luBl£ix.w/»ady_t ------SatrOutnSr^arMovIng' ol'siyQ.ij'i'doi^oaj.i.a__ _eifiD.EXTRA-10%-OFF— 6* insulated walls, iher- '■REATTESTATE" OREfiN CHOPPtNQ------12,FrlandSat. 9amto5 Hay. grain ond corn. solo. Indoor. Antlquos, 10-12 SAT. ONLY AT mal windows, all kitcfion 611 I pm, ESTATE SALEIII MAURICES. 734-6789 Ouano's Custom Forming nick-nacks, dish sot, sm. Household Items, tools, oppls.. WyD hookup, AC, FARMS FOR RENT appfs,. books, clothes, coverod patio, gar. HORSES 677>356S or 326*4506 furniture, jewelry. Ham­ TWIN FALLS. 3043 Lau-' Bought, sold & traded. horso tack, slroHer, fish­ mond Organ. '85 More rolwood Or. Saturday only w/oponor. timed auto, N. OF PAUL Potato ground ing oqulp,. posts, mofol sprinklers, lawn mowing for roni undor pivots, Call 733-6055, NYSSA TRACTOR Marquis, lawn lurnliuro 7 lo 2, Lots ol groat stuff, Inc., no smokino/pets, TWIN FALLS • Shop/War- 532-4224, When you'ro looking lor bar- including furniture, toys, HORSES- AOHA mare, SALVAGE TWIN FALLS lOGOCy- S615 * dop. Rontal appli­ ohouso, 317 Addison W,. 150 Tractors Oalns. Chock llie garooo clothing, household items yrs old, barrels, ranch salos sdvarllsod In cla»l- press Way, Sal. 12ih,0-5, cations taken. 734-1396. 1.000 sq. tt., (ully Insulat­ 614 75Combinos & Halloween ccstumos, ed. 12xl2oveihoaddoor, work, hunting. Flashy Jod. Call733-0M1pinsa2. WANTED TO RENT AOHA appendix 6 yr-o)d 80 Balers & Swathers — TWIN FALLS.J7.1.Apacho_ TWIN FALLS WffWffr 2 — Bathroom, gas fioargood 'WodoriVwantall Iho"' ■■“TWIN FALLS 240 Locusi bdrm, 2 story, gas hoat. access, ampio parking, maro, lots o( energy. Call TWIN FALLS. Senior cill- 423-6813 0V03. business • We just wanl St. N, 10/11 4 12th9-5pm TWIN FALLS 1214 North­ AC. attached garai Sui'table forsm, business. zon looking for a 2 bed­ . Y o u n si Books, wood stovo, baby yard, private. S550 » d ern Pine Dr.. Sal. only. odull clothing, (urnllure, Call 736-2800 ask (or room houso or 14X70 stutl. hoalor, loys. Lots of 8-2, Furniture, household No pots. 734-7408. Loron or Dave HORSES. 1 gray go/dmg & couch, matlrossos. GE trailer in country. Roason- 1 bay goldlng. Both 2 NYSSA, OR misc. No early blrdsll goods, clothes, 6 misc. washof/dryor.Lola ol mlsc TWIN FALLS Town homos Qblo ront. Call 733-2352. yoars old. Please call Kel • 503-372-5671 2 bdrms. S440, 3 bdrms, TWIN FALLS ■ W oslorn Crano 066-7759 ever S495. Property Manngomont. 6 1 5 Horseshooing'S trimming, Small yard storage. WD ollico space avaiiablo, lo- MOBILE HOME catod In quiel park-llko 25 years oxpericnco. hookups. Friendly SPACE atmosphcro. downtown sotting. 1.575 Ploaso-call 536-2028. No pots. 73-J.6600 sq.ft. 370sq.ft. Uinihcl. parking avail. Contact STEER CALVES, (3) TWIN FALLS- New s p a ­ Charlotte Allen, 734-1754. Holstein. 400-500 lbs. cious 2 bdrm. 2 bath, gas S175oa. S500(orall3. heat, all appls. S540 « TWIN FALLS Call 025-5881 S350 dop. Contact Key­ BLUE LAKES BUSINESS & SERVICE stone Properly Mgt PROFESSIONAL CENTER 702 733-5966, Exocutivo olfico space. 3 prlvalo offlcos. copior FARM/RANCH SUPPUES/EQUIP DIRECTORY TWtN FALLS. 2 bdrm, 1 room, rocoptlon ar bath. 768 sq (t. S682. batfi. Sharp, dean, in qul- FWR'SMARKET BEET DIGGER Parma • • Call 733-0300 Of 734-9080 Call 733-0931 ext 1 for more Information or your scrvlcc representative - el area. Unit is loss than •- 1975„6 row. Now lilioi I'.i yrs old. Ovon/rango, TWIN FALLS Fax photo 701 wheels. Dog-log style rofrlg. OW. W/0 hook- copior & conlorenco UVESTOCK elovalpr^ Hitch for irans- BUSINESS Economy Concrete HANDYIMN SERVICE ups, 382 Bracken St. N. rooms avail, Oc porting longthwls Servlce.Tlred of tracking Wo (So 0 lat^o vorioty of SHARPENING S475.00. Coll 736-1770 1 SERVICES SERVICE location. Call 733-0314. S2800. Call 834-2710 grime in tho houso? Noed jobs Including rolotlliing. 0X1. 3204, (Grandview) a sidowalk or patio? Cali Call us to soe Kwo can TWIN FALLS PROFES­ Foothorllto Horso JOHN’S S TWIN FALLS. 4 bdrm, 3 America r\ Dream us lor immedlato servico. help youl Froo Esllmaios! SIONAL] Private 144 sq & Stock Trollors CHOPPER • JD 5440 hai 733-2167 or 734-4742. 733-9002 SERVICE bath, large homo in nIco fl. oKico w/util. restroom, Gary's Westland Motors & three row corn hood Really Comploto sharpening. --a ro a close to CSI. 2 car Sell Your homo foyor & Ilmllod use of 733-1623,1-000-333-2219 field ready, canseo'w ork HARNEY CUSTOM BLOG Carbido & steol saws, garago, ovon/rango. copior, Exc. location & 426 NH baler, ready lo with mo and Satfo & REMODEUNG Docks. Clipper sharponlhg-repair. rofrlg., 1198 Firebird, parking, S32S/mo, *dop. APPY, Black & white mare. go. Call 734-5123. on Iho commissioril Garages, Farm BIdgs, 141 Bracken StS SIOOOOO. Call 736-f770 734-8909 or 733-5767' POA stallion, loud biankol. BUYERS...C0II 436-0720 . Concroto. Now Const. 734-4050* 1-600-471-4050 0«. 3204. POA maro, and 2 weanli­ HAY WAGON NH Super or 436-3220 (or a tree list Ffoo ost.-lnsuranco work. EAGLEGatO.tm ngs. Coll 436-9476 1048. Lots o( new parts, ol homos for salo 423-4600 or 733-883B Aulomalic Operators & ___ ^T.WIN.HALLS. Cic nol used this year. Clean; .. Ornamantol O ates___ bdrm. duplex. Some utils, rooms. Ample parking. BEEF CATTLE lor lease, must soo. SI 1.500. TWIN FALLS SAWTOOTH SHEET ' Security ond Convonlonco incl. S295. Call 734-5483 Excel, location. Call .Tom Prog tested, approx. 30 Boom truck, S800. Call PLAN ROOM METAL SOLAR or AC Poworod TREE at 734-0400 or 543-0853. Horoford and 20 Rod An­ 702-931-0120 Jobs 10 bid (Of Generals. Hoatlng/AC Refrigeration 734-8296 or 1 -600-767-4203 SERVICES TWIN FALLS. Conve- Sub'coniraciors & Suppli­ nioncol Fawnbrook Apts, gus cows. 543-5478 Commorcial and residential TWIN FALLS. Top ol Iho IRRIGATION PIPE. 60 ers. Blueprint copies. (206) 733-8548 AAA-1 SHELTON'S is located in tho heart of slalrs-Paris building. 4625 CATTLE Holstein spring­ piecos ol 10' gated, most 734-PtJVN (7526). LAWNS GARDEN -TREE SERVICE Twin Falls now oevolop- sq. (t. Idoal for ins., law­ ers. Somo close-ups, wilh nqua valvo. 324-2057 SERVICES Son/Ing Magic Valley mom. Walk to tho mail, yers. hoolth, & retail. Em­ Frod Kippos. 543-0373 Wood River Valley shopping, dinir\g & lino ployees room with privoto MISC. 574 IHC tractor (or CLEANING A & T LAVJH CARE or wherever ontonainmont & also af­ CATTLE “ parts. Massoy Ferguson, HOME HEALTH rosl room. 4 soparato of­ SERVICES CARE , FREE ESTIMATES fordable! We Oder now i. fices, S800/mo. All utils, WISCONSIN HEIFERS model 57. 3 bottom plow, Fall Cleanup. Undscaplng 736-3518 2. S 3 bdrm. apts. loaded included. Call Archlo at By tho good ones out of Pieaso call 536-2750. R&R CLEANING SERVICE Sprinklers, Lawn mowing, w/amonities. Starting at Al herds. Fly up 6 back PERSONAL CARE Tfoo and Shmb trimmlnn, AI-T-fTSTUMP REMOVAL 734-5001 or 733-2049. Commorcial • Rosidontial HOSPICE CARE only S3S7/mol S99 dep. tho came doy or will ship PIPE, galod. 17-10* 4 2-e‘ tJew Consiruction 643-8847 or 733-3170 ANYWHERE special. OAC, Call us now 10 you. Coll 600-987- o( PVC. G-40' 6* alumi­ CNA'S. RN'S. LPN'S Froo oslimates num. 1 10 lo 8* reducer. Reasonablo Ratos 734-0600 Twin Falls for more info, at 734- 6 0 8 3405. Bob Corey Cattle Free Estlmato MR. GREEN Tony Carpontor 1600. Open Sundays. Co., Mineral Point. Wl. Please call 432-5537. 436-6566 Minl-Cassia Your Yard Caro Serviceman 734-1231 COMMERCIAL 736-0542 . 326-4606 1-600-303-0602 Idaho PROPEHTY DISCOUNTS For Early Mobile 420-0771 TWIN FALLS. Notvor 2 CATTLE (4) 600 lbs Hoi- PIPE, sprinkler. For salo 3’ MAGICVALLEY STAFFING Fall Sign Up. Fall'Cloon bdrm. 4.plox, oxtra nice sloln steers. Grain feed. & 4* hand linos. 3‘. 4* & 6* Ups, Sprinkler Winteris­ Colorado Blub Spnjce TWIN FALLS - Blue Lakes main line. Call 676-7149. S500 ♦ deposit. Call 734- SpoclalcyShop .SOcalb.Willmakobulcli- ing, Shrub/Troo Trimming, Austrian Pine (7'-ir) 0427 for Information. or arrnngemonto. Your G 008Y EXCAVATION 734-5068 or 420-6101 Oluo Lakos & Filor Ave. E, choice 1 Of all. 733-1667 RAKE UP Ooan pickup, 13' HOME behind liquor store, 2 yoars old. Good condi­ Dackhoo Son.'icos rates, Ploniod with me­ REPAIRS Tony's Landscaping chanical spado, 543-6714 25x50-. 16-coilings, CATTLE • 18 hood 300- tion. Coll 829-5720 Sewer, septic, licensed, I2xl2'ovothoad door, bonded, insured, &HomoRopalrs 4400 N 1754 E. Buhl 400 lbs. bool calves. 733- ' ROAD GRAVEL Pruning, irlmmlng. new NORTHVIEW TREE FARM door drain, oKico, bath, 2323 or 733-7051 eves 734.4347 or EDEN; CLEAN ROOMS ’it run. CLAY, dean • no mobile 420-8066 lown spfinklorg,15yrs S410/mo. DALE’S TREE UMB for ront, S45wk. 731-2431 rocks or !y»tid. E)(coods oxpor. Wo dowhot you Call 733 Q088 or 734-9000 CATTLE - ARMOUR Buy- repairs Insidoaout, 10 CHIPPING. or 625-9199 Ing station,buying Stoto &pEOruquiro- can'll Froo esi. 734-3322 monis lor sower lagoons, HOME yrs exp. Free eslimatos. .. For mulch or disposal. slaughter cows and bulls, Call Bruce 733-7543 Slump grinder. Froo TWIN FALLS Quiet motel, o(f Addison Avonuo West open daily. 324-3099 SO.OO/por yd, dolivorod. CONSTRUCTION S95 wk, S375 mo, Incl, ml- estlmalos. Call (203)734-' 1.000 sq.ft.. fully insulalod, Wendell oroo, 324-5070, HOLLOWAY’S HOME crowavo & refrig. 73S-10Se overhead door, bathroom, CATTLE • Selling 50 head 539-5070, or 934-5275. A-1 DRYWALL 2742 or (208)733-3123 Export hanging, taping. & REPAIRS REMODEUNG IDAHO WOOD-CARE gas heat, good access. HIQHUNE TWIN FALLS MOTEL lexiuring, Sinco 1978 Addlilons, outbuildings Exlorlor Wood Exports Rooms by the day. wook. Only S400/mo. ♦ deposit door, windows. You Professional Troo Senrfco Twin Folb ShofkWorvhouM Jobs largo or small, Hosloraiion/Proloctlon or mo. Roasonnbio ratos. Greg Losslng. owner n o m o it. Ouollty work, ExdusJvoly Use & Dislrtbuto Ucensod & Insured In Commorcial Area roosonablo pricos. Rof. & Tree pmning ♦ shaping Idoal for 1-2 people. 2152 3.000 sq.ft. building. rodoo oquipmont etc. 733-3579 Wood Iron. Tho solution Kimberly Rd. 733-0620 CATTLE -MUST SELLII Compare prices. Moon (reo oslimates. lor exlorlor wood' balancing * removal 1 aero parcel. 733-0943,326-4675 slump grinding Close-in. shop Includos Top quality fled Angus Crook Slore Shoshono, ALAN'S General Carponlry S88-IDO-WOOD TWIN FALLS. 1 bdrm, A-1 brod, young cows ond ID. Call 886-2004. Farm & City, Largo & Small ' •Free Estimates* kitchon & laundry priviio- boihroom & olfico. HOME EXTERIOR MICHAEL KING 730-1166or037--16t4 Call Stovo Hallow hoKors, S600. Long yoor- Indoor 4 Outdoor DESIGN gos. No smoking, or drink­ ling bulls. S700. 436-3804 TARPS Heavy duty, water All Typos Construction PAINTING & DECORATING ing. S250/mo, Soon by WINDERMERE prool, 15x50'. Original All types of Roofing, Sid­ •25 yrs, •Inlorlor/oxlorior All Work Gourantoed ing, Doors, Windows. appt. only. 736-4409, REAL ESTATE CATTLE. Cross bfood, 4 cosi S600. sell for S150. Call 734-3244. hoKors, 5 steers. 200/300 Docks. Fences & Painling - TWIN FALLS: Ceprj Mold, 734-6789------lt>3;'S225oach, 837^6212. ------CALL 326-5332 Wkly, rates starts S130. BLUEMER a'COMPANY CONSTRUCTION ED & GRANNIES CAB CO Call 733-6452, Residential, remodel, now Jack ’s Homo THOMPSON PAIMTING A Brand Now Soivlco Rosidontial Interior & loMogic Valley Area TWIN FALLS: MOTEL 3 homos, llconsod manufac­ Improvemenls tured homo son/(coco. Carponlry • Eleclrlcal Exterior DoHvorios Available Rates stanatS130/wookl Experienced Ouaiity Paintor Avaiiablo 24 houro por doy Call 733-5630 Free Esllmaios. 643-4125 Plumblng'Romodels Mobile Homos • Spedallzod Frpo Esllmaios 73»-88S5,r...... Canyon Hills Contracting Docks & Fences 208-934-5343 606 Romodollna. AddlUons, Free Estlmotes! 731-0689. MOBILE HOMES New. Commercial, Rosidontial. FILER 3 bdrm. 1 bath. 22 years experience. Eloc. hoat. No peta. Rof. T J . Woodhall, 423-6709 GUARANTEED roq. W ater. Qowor.oan, ADS pnid, S400/mo + S300 Cowboy C oncroto LLC A WORK OF ART ROOFING & COATINGS dop. Country Vu Pork. •Driveways •Polios Handymen Services 733-7221 or 326-5857 The Tim es News Coll 326-5663 •Sidowalk 'C urb & Gutter Homo ropalre: Elecitlcal, Commerlcal. industrial, No Job to small plumbing, light carponlry, gu aran tees to sell HANSEN Toklng applica. residential. Buildup roo(a. Forafreeostlmote, palming, FREE Leaks repaired In 24 hrs. morchandise,' Hons (or largo mobflo please call 73&-8413. ESTIMATES. 733-0966, homo, S525/mo ♦ S275 autom otive In'jl Dop. Rofs. No pots. Call D&M days and real 734-2894 aflor Oprp, CONCRETE estate in 15 days or rerun th e a d an JEROME-l4x6C',3bdrm, '*■ Driveways * Patios * 2 both, S425 security dop DELIVERED additional 7 days. *SidowaIk3* FAX TTiere is a $3 extra + S450 mo, 324-5516 • NO JOBTOOSMALLI Gravel, sand & lopsoll for Dennis. 536-6705 driveways, parking lob. etc. fee for the guaran­ JEROME. 2 bedroom mo- You can u ii Ice, OrtvtlS*l*$ tee p ackage. Ads bllo honio locatod ol YOUR NORTHWEST CO. INC m w b e cancelled ■ A ndoraon'o Comp, Please chock your ad fo ------733-1234 S350/month, References, eariy for custom er correctness on tho firs WARBERG TRUCKING No smoking. 825-9800. day that It runs, os The AD convenience but TIMES CLASSIFIED Wo haul sand, gravel, th e charg e will KIMBERLY Extra NIcbl 3 Times-Nows is not re ..lopsoll, olc. InamolLloads. bdrm, 2 both. douWowidfr sponsiblofoforrjifs alle -- DEPARTMENT • at a low cost, --remain th e sam e. In quiet aroa. S450/mo, that Umo, 208-734-5538 734-1737 No pots! Rols. 326-5007 Friday, October 11.1996 Timo^Newi, Twin Fallj, Idaho F-1

PIPE M aldonado Mobllo WE BUY VINTAGE CLOTHINQ P ro u & Aluminum WcHd- USED SADDLES & EQUIP­ Costumo lowolry & ronuia. ' Ing. w o rk -o u a ra n t MENT FOR CASH/ The Gravity Zona . 431-2993 or 531^M Also, old eilvorWa 4 spurs. ■ -«2B Main Avo.North VICKED-8 WESTEflN’S STORE 7 0 8 733-7096 HAY. GRAIN FEED DRYERS/WASHERS. Buying Konmoro, Wlilfl- BUYINQ/SELUNQtop dairy hay, Any alzo baJoa, cool, QE, Hot Point. Worklno or noli 736-4805 E ^onch. 1-800-709. FREEZER I4 . chost >rooz- or. approx. B yrs. old. HAY. Dairy lal. 2ntJ, S 300.543-6045 oves. . S95A'on.3rd. SIOS/Ton. Call 326-652S GERMAN SHORT HAIR 801 HAY Alfol>Q, 3rd cutllr»g, puM . AKC. II you want 1 AKTIQUES & o t t h o s e s r . Show win­ • oxc. quaJtty. 734-07S6. COLLECTIBLES ners, oxcol. humors. Lots HAY, l8 t, 2 n d and 3rd. .THUNK5 2 antlquMmnla ofrofs, S45000 324-5082 crop, amall bales, Call to bo roslorod, call 734- 1 4 2 7 BLUE LAKES BIVP. M. « TWIN FAILS * 7 3 3 - 1 8 2 3 • 1 ■ 8 0 0 -3 3 3 -3 2 1 9 678-57t2. 1939 anytime. COM FOKTABLY IN eO H IM AND ^.IN A Bimw c n u t n l ~

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1 9 9 3 GMC SIERRA SLE^ 1 5 0 0 4X2 •63297-1, V -6 ,5 S pt»d, Air, AM/FM C aiiette, Bedlinar, Very Nice Trutkl Creed Wright . Tina Hail Dan Leigh All Units Sublcct To Prior Sale - Sals Prices Do No! Inclutfe Sales Tax. Tills Fed (S8,fl WAS $15,995.....1 2,995 Of Dealer Dociimenlailott Fees (S50,00) - Effectivfl ifiru Wednestlay, 10/16^6. 1 9 9 4 NISSAN PATHFINDER 4X4 «65053*3, V-6,5 Speed, AM/FM Coiiette, Only 24,000 Mileil ^WA5 $17,995.....NOwM 5,995 663 MAIN AVE. EAST, TWIN FALLS

LATHAM 1-800-CAR-LOAN ?5 pluj Ipx. title & $ 6 9 ,0 0 Dealer Documeniolion Fee. All units subject to prior solo. (Call 1 -8 0 0 -2 2 7 -5 6 2 6 or 7 3 6 -0 3 6 0 ) F-2 T lm evN ew *. Twin F alli. Idaho FfWay, O ctobcr 1 1 , 1 » 6

REFRIQERATOR Ffiflld- Qlro. Almond, glass 811 COUCH • loaf patlorn & MISC. Small 2 person dl- 1 0 2 0 sholvosS275- Slow*, FURNrrURE 4 CARPET lovo sc at w/strlpod wingod nelto aol, round, light oak. 1 0 2 0 1 1 0 2 0 i 1 0 2 0 i 1 0 2 0 back ctiQir, S1GOO. R»- AUTOS FOflSAL£ Frlgidolfo. dfop In. qI- SIOO.OO Of boat olfor. 27* 1 A t/r o s FOR SALE 1 AUTOS FORSALE 1 AUTOS FOR SALE 1 At/TOS FOR SALE mond,S1gS. 734-09G6 2nd TJm» Around clln«r. S150. Big iwoon RCA console TV, S150.0C AnilquoMalli Hitachi 55'. oak cablnot or boal olfor, Both nics ; WASHER i DRYER-Kon- 1OuahtyUsodFumiiuro w/doorg, S1100, 3 oak conditionlilCoJi 735-6040. - m o f o . 5 2 0 0 . C trimmod dinotto chnira, 324-1254. library labfo...... S75 oa. Ufostylor tread­ MUSTSACninCE; Quoon • School do3l(3,.._.*40. S7S mill. 10.0ESP.S400. 734- size hido-o-bod wllh WASHER Konmoro hoavy • I940's comploto bodroom 7366. moasaQO______maiching chair and and duty, whito, 4 yta . old. tablo. BoauUful dinotto ta­ M t.------.*399 COUCH 83* long, bolgo IS T H E S1 50, Dryof Whirlpool ■ Drossora (dnrti oai(). 83M ble and 6 chairs, ail Ilka ; o a s . b o lgo. 3 y ts . old, background w/llghi bluo brand now, aacrlflco S575 SMWoshlnoionSt. N.TF flowofo. $300. 734-5285 S150. Rofflg. Konmofo, Tuo3.-Sat. 10-5 * 734 COOa or boat olfor. will soli wfiito, 5 yro- old, $400; aepajgio. CaJI 837-4628. 32G-3374 will rotum caJIa, Koop dawiiiod in mind vttwn t . S E S A S o i a BED • bur^k bod top. luion you wani To oxchanoo SECTIONAL 5 PC, w/aloo- bottom (doublo bod), unmod Horns'Iw cash. per, allflhlly damaood, 3 WASHER/ORVER • FfiQld- yra. old, bluo pioid. orlj FOR DOWN TO EARTH - nlfo lofQO capacily. S30. blacit, w/matlro55. S200/- COUCH light brown w/ oak S3200. aoll >orS90C • Call 73&-C010. ollor. 734-1200, trim, Hydo-a-bod sofa, 324-3731. I t WASHER/ORYER - Pair BED King sz -4 pcslor w/G black vinyl, $60 oa or G.E. S200. Emerson 19' drawer. 6-drawor dtojs- S100 for both. Alao. fibor- ColorTVS100. 537-6680 oro. oofa. ontortninfnont giaaa mod, lo Ig, dog conior.3compoiordo3ks. houso. S30, 324-2535 . WASHER/ORYER Kon. ond tablo, lap lop comput- 3 K L 1996 Ford F-250 4x4X17 • moio, S200. Washor, or. 734-3829. SlOO.WarraJiiy, 736-4805 BED. ^Pljilna singlo aizo

I BUIIDIKG MATERIALS drowonj. Paid, S800' Will PER . sacrillco.for S300..Call - BUILOINQS • Must soil 734-5830 oftor 5:00 p.m. *259 MONTH Immodiaioly- 2 arch stylo • bulldinga. 25x26' and BEDROOM SET-King - XLT 603A PKG • CRUISE CONTROL • TILT STEERING 30«40', I-0OO-33O-7118. sizo, walnut, S200. For- • AIR CONDITIONING • AM/PM CASSETTE • FORGED mol diningroom sol, 6 ALUMINUM WHEELS • 7.5L EFI V-8 ENGINE • AUTO FENCE POSTS • T-posla Chnira.S300. 733-0938 .w , TRANS • POWER WINDOWS • POWER LOCKS and baibod wiro. W ood STOCK «CA63001 slovB. CaH543-a977. TOP SOIL DEUVERED 734-201S 1997 Ford F-250 COUCH • 2 4x4 Supercab XLT

Full longih. dolachablo Whon youVo losi somoihing PEf boadod train, has not vaiuabio. a dissJHod odcon boon altoeod. warn onco, bo a va/uabfa fttend In Tmd- MONTH Sizo 12, fils small. S500. inoil. Caa733^S3l. Call 7330550. WHEELS • 7.5L EFI V-8 ENGINE • AUTO TRANS • AND MORS! - STK«EA0627D

: 486DX66lW0/f;V770diflw/16 MB RAW, Win 95,14" col­ or VGA, 350 MB HD, 4X s :: 1997 Ford Explorer XLT CD ROM, so u n d card , pfintor, S950. 734-1635 4 8 6 -1 3 3 & P o n liu m a w/warranly, 8416 MB $ O f S Q PER Ram. 850 MB & 1.6 GB hd.FromS795. 733-6920 W U 9 MONTH ' IBM PSII486 with VGA col- "0CS475’.m 7 S 3 7 5 . Coil e n g in e - am/f m c a s s • LUQGAQETff* 733-9444...... ^ C K ■ AUTOMATIC OVERDRIVE TRANSMISSION • ALL SEASON \ t ir e s • c l o t h c a p ta in c h a ir s STOCK »2A07229 and «Z A 0 7 2 1 ^

V/EEKDftTS 8-8 SATUROAT 9-6 aOSfOOK SUNDAY 736-2480 1-800-473-5797

And... At ^ Randy H ansen I C hevrolet-G eo H u m m e r There Is No Pressure And No Hype... Just G reat Values! 1 9 9 6 GEO. TRACKER 1996 CHEVY LUMINA 1.6L'Engine, 4 Wheel Drive, 5’Speed Manual with Overdrive Slock #6389 M m iVAN 3 .4 L. V-6 Engine, I Automatic, Air I Conditioning, AM/FM Ccissette, Cruise, Tilt I Phis state sales Jnx & S8 (ille fee. After Rebate Sl. «6425 No DOC Fees. NONE. Subjcct lo prior sale. Aflcr rebate, i I state sales lax & I -1996 Cl 5 EXT. CAB PICKUP SALE PRICE...^ 4.3L yortec V-6, 5*Specd, Air, Power I - StccringrAM/FM Cassette, Driver's Side I Airbag, Intermittent Wipers, 4-Wheel ABS, . ^ , TraHeri^ng Harness, S t. # 6 3 6 0 1992 FORD EXPLORER I ^^ XU-4X4 4-DR. I PRICE.. I I I I I I I 1 9 9 4 GMC Jimmy I 4x4 2-Dr. «5627A 5 1 4 ^ 7 7 7 I I Pluj lax & title, subject to prior sale. No DOC fcei. . _ _ , _ ^ ' ' o p ond s e c us! We're open Monday thru Friday 8-8 • Saturdoy 8-6 ■ 1 ^ 0 Pressure...No Hype at Randy Hansen Chevrolet Geo | FiWa)'. O c to b e r 1 1 , 199G TIm si-N ew i, Twin F alli, Idaho F-3 0 1 3 ORQAN, oloctric, oldor DOQ FOOD 40 lb!, S5 99 AUCTIONS Baldwin Bravo, good 8 2 0 FREE: Long haired flulfy cond.475/offer. 726-9331. I PETStSUPPUES Twin Falls Grocery Outlot. kittons. 733-0708 or bred, AKC. £xcol. fiold SIAME8E/0ALINESE Phone 734-0294, kitlonj lot shots S roa- HunlBrogAuctlonM 733-8872. champion bloodllnos, S i t 11;30‘ Housflhold • PIANO Baldwin Spinet, su­ AUBKAN MALAMUTE- sonatalopflcod. 53G-57&0 FREE To good home 3 yr GERMAN 8H0RTHAIR Gontle w/chlldren, Profer. ' isT H E ; - Toolj • ColloctJWos perb cond., con dallvor. AKC rog. purebred pup- homow/tlrdhunlor. Dorn f!AJULa 5600,676-2717. plea, groat marking end old mole Aklto, Incl Rog, pups, can see par TERRIER. Jock Rossol JI65 Eastland. TF.734-2548 kennel, 734-1611 or 734 typo pups, 2 lomnlos lofl. .Oct, 12. l:30pm ,RM lalor lompofament, *400. Tonn onts, father exc, water & PIANO B«autiful baby 'Ovollable. 343-S846 3232 or 731-1011 flolddog, 5125,530-5622- O'oai pels, 5350 543 C7I9 : _at each auction to v7ln • grand, will hold for XMaa, LAOS, AKC t3,*ps. read/ to UiV*8MV8citlon Pkg 523M, 070-2717. AQUARIUM,,75 gal,, hex­ FREE Beautiful Indoor cat, HOUND puppies, 6 loll. WOLF HYUHEDSGwooks SEASOIir ' •3«py8,2nloht9,S100in 7 yrs, old. nouiered A Blue Tick Plotl X, Parents go, first Shots, dewormod. Old. reosonnbly pricod. agonal, w/hood. Bland, declaws removod, 5250. FOR DOWN TO EARTH . slot, Kono, blochlock ploy, PIANO Schumann player, heator, aerator, gravel & dowclowod. Coll 320- good humors. 430-4348, CnH423-G44llonvn msg. Contlnonla) Hotol & 3374 will relurn calls. 326-4292. good cond., exc. sound, plantt. 5225. 734-6849- WOLF hybrid, mnlo, 11 , CMlno. O n w ln e i «v#ry sea to apprsclale. S900. KITTENS-Booulilul whltoi ' 10 d m ih r u o * c .2 U t AUBTRALIAN 8HEP- FREE TO QOOD HOME other colors. First shots & POMERANIAN AKC pup, monlhg, must soli Ploaso LOW PRICES Call 734-1329. Cflll 543-5475 ■ Must bo pfoscnt to win. HERO pupa. Regiatered CollloMlx.grootw/kids'.9 wormed, 520, 734-7877. Male, champion linos. Shota. Call 934-5559 PIANOS-Vall#y Pianos champion lines, exo ahow moa. old. 734-B959. has SplnotB, consoloi, LAB AKC (1) Yellow pup. 8 1 6 FREE darling kittens to m ale, 3m o old, CUTEII SHARPS Chinese Chom- 821 LAWN&QABPEN bobygrandBforany give away. Call 733-7595 plon lines, pedlflree. S u­ STEREO/RADIO/CDS I 5200, Call 736-0845, NEW TO YOU budgot.'Complote war­ BEAQLESAKC2yr fe Of 730-0017 evenlnos. per dlspoalllon. 2 fe­ COMPOST DELIVERED ranty, froo delivery. LAB AKC yellow. 7 wks males. 1 malo, 5350-S400 USED TV s, VCR’s. Sloro- 200-436-e336 male, Syr male, palrS250 FREE kittens. 3 black & ■ _W3M909of 420-4522 or will separate. 430-6302 old. Real cute. 1st shots, Terms avaliablo. 09. Miciownvo Ovons, \96 FORD TAURUS while. Ready to loavo dewormod. dew claws, Coll 567-0275 Ml, Homo 1Good soloctlon, Fall! Salt nidor M ow en Bs turi 10 InduM prtca vvtwn CHOW pupploB, AKC, molher. Coll 733-0515- 5200, Call 326-5800 E-Z lotms. 30dnv JD 68-34- Items tor ul« h \gl males, (2), $75 w/papera, Cbuiliod. . . mo lofutkM Conx-liHP-30*oloc. start 550 wfthouL Call 676-2710 Murray-7HP-24' wn#o

niOINQl.AWN TRAC­ TOR. Cfaftsmon LT 10 32*. S30Q. Call 734-0028.

8 1 6 I EXERCISE EQUIPMEWr SOLO Flox. Ilko now, S700. Cofdlo Qlldo, S125. coll 538-2037. TREADMILL - Prd.form CfosB walk. oxc. condl- \96 MITSUBISHI ___U0fU-S30aTimi_Z33.7654- \MIRAGE^-DR^ S T K lP" /'/o 7 ti!), .v , P 7 ‘)0

BIKE 9 upd, 3 wtiool. Uko ^ 1 2 , 8 8 8 - now.S225.Uj59BBO.3pc tan. Good cond. S100. Call 73^-5376 GREAT USED VEHICLES BUFFET. S325. Clawfool : tablo. S225. Chair. S100. v Ail oak lioma. 734-6070 '' PRICES ARE FALLING! BUYINQ WATCHES 1986 LINCOIN . Long tlmo Boiao colloctor. • Will pay lop dollar for your TOWN CAR' $ 4 0 0 C ; olrtmonswrlutwatch. Call I ■ ■-Bflania)20B-3B0-2291, •DRUM SET, Pearl, usod. • S300. lCt>g aizo Hoadbonrf 11991 PLYMOUTH ^ _ ; & footOoard w/lfamo. Brass, SI50, 733-6950 ■ grand VOYAGER $ 7 0 0 C Eaz-allonof vohlcio tow I kI4244IA...... / 7 / J unit. S150. Eloctilc oldo- walk irlmmor. S35. Call - .324-5722-______1 1993 FORD 1 F-150 FAX 1 EB78539A 7 9 9 5 YOUR 1 1989 GMC 1 JIMMY ; AD 1 P573B...... ' TIMES CLASSIFIED 7 9 9 5 • DEPARTMENT 208-734-5538 1 95 FORD ' , . ^REPLACE; Solid cosl 1 ESCORT .' • iron. Includeaall. 1 PB26091A ' 8 9 9 5 - . . S450.00 or boot olfor. Plaaso calf 423-4288. ' GOLF CART E-2 Go with Il990 FORD charoor. S550. Call 1 F-250 ■ 423-541S.______1 CA4940M.... JACKET, now Pondollon. * 8 9 9 5 man. modlum. S50.00. Soils now al S130.00 Plooao call 423-5802. 1 1992 JEEP : LAPIDAIRY ophoro mak- 1 CHEROKEE Ing machine, good condi- 199 4 CHEVY SILVERADO I ZA'316IA M 2 9 9 5 . • tion. SI 75. Cail 423-4934. EXTENDED CAB H.D. 2 5 0 0 LUMBER RACK for small truck. S75.00. Ploaso call 1 1996 OLDS 734-0620. ______1CIERRA POKER MACKINE- video, rp704...... counter top for homo or M 3 9 9 5 profasalo'nal use. Coll 733-5031. 1994 FORD POOL TABLE. 3W X7-, «08867-0 .lx,i V-8, 5 Spood, Bodcopi, slalo bod. now fell, cuos, B«dlinor, Power EvoTlhingl TAURUS balls, racks, oxcel. cond. P723...... M 3 9 9 5 S1000.733-4061 ovor^pa $ 2 2 ,9 9 5 ...... ^ 2 0 , 6 8 0 . RECORD/RADIO playof. RCA. BoautlM wood cab- 1995 FORD inoi, SGO.OO. PloQse call WINDSTAR 423-5602.______1991 FORD 19 9 7 FORD SUPERCAB XLT EXPLORER 4X4 P696...... * 1 4 9 9 5 REMEMBER 3 DOOR 4X 4 That birthday ad you placed I . a a . some tlmo ago in Tho ' 1995 MERCURY 77mos-Wov«?Nowlstho (Imo to como pick up your pictures. Stop by Tho IS'S": *15495 Cuslomor Sofvlco Dopt ______todayl #08446-2, V-6, Automatic, Air, Tilt, Cruiso, S O R LEAD Most In 3311) I #08771 -0, V-8, Automatic, All Tho Exiraj & 1996 FORD" units, 2500 lbs. Will soil Power Locks & V/indowj, Morel all or some. 438-3243 I WAS * ■ ^ ^ ^ WAS Only 10.000 Milos! TAURUS WAS P685...... , M 5 9 8 8 —SPOFTrS-CAnDSfSraa/br S26j995-,i 8 S O ■ 5 1 2 ,4 9 5 “ , individual, nosh sots, foot­ ball, baseball, golf. Call Troy 733-5776. ------^199S^CHEVROtET— 119610RD Sloopor sofa with oak Wm, SILVERADO EXTRA CAB 4X 4 1985 CHEVROLET SILVERADO TAURUS new condition. Oldor " W E O U U E I L P684...... chost freezer, doesn't di ONE TON DUALLY 4X2 ‘ 1 5 9 8 8 out meal, choap. 2 slue cfod snow (ifos, 105*70 THEM ; .SH 14. 2 matching velvot I994 FORD swivel rocker. 734-4118 B E C A U S E W lEmORER SICOOC ;TIRE8 2 studded wlntor I A300069A.. • tiros mounted on whole rims, like now. $76, #08872-0, Slopjide with 350 V-8/Auto - 829-5410. CD PloyoM 8.000 Miloj! UNDERPRICE #08770-3, V-8, Automolic, Must Seel 1993 NISSAN c , .'VACUUM CLEANER. Now 2 4 ,9 9 5 ...... • Klfby Q4 w/all a ttac h - THEM!" 4X4 $1 COOC monts, 5700.00. Plooao LB819I7A...... I J 7 7 a # - caJ1733-5244or734-3109.

818 1996 FORD ■ iMUStCALWCTUMEWTS

DRUM SET-with all peojl i q u a h t y u s e d hardware with Zlldlan K s a ™ 5 M 8 9 9 5 , aorles cymbals. S760 c a m p e r s & lakos all. Brian 324-7039 t r a i l e r s f r o m -GUITAR Gibson L6-S. sol- iS s TO $2995 • id body, eloo., 5400.643- • 884Bevo9.------'ORGAN Hammond, Su- • par T Spinal Uno. W/rliy- I Se Hablq Espanol: i : thmrall. 5000/olfor. Call • .734-6268 Doolof Documcniolion foo. All unili iubjecf to prior solo. 736-2480»«i-

Great (Ishing boot - Crosl- SAVE MONEY KIT '95 27GT. barelyusod, I llnor nluminum. 14', AtThoAllNow looded w/opllons. ready 911 F O R O -1 9 6 5 PLI, INTERNATIONAL‘60 THE ACES ON BRIDGE" a„, dcopV. 35 hp Evlnrudo. whools a tires, nowinlori- Inlofmounlain Motor lo go, S14K. 733-7479. UTILITY TRAILERS Dump truck 1 '/4Ton. ; olocl, molof, EJoltom Lino Homos In W ondol Ail or.mustsoetoappfodato. S3000. Caii 735-8620 , fisli tinclof. shndo. fold types. Buy/BoII/rrade/ KIT COMPANION 26-1 ENCLOSED Gooso- S3D95. Call 738-8364 KENWORTH ’77 Cob OVOf. fricm l that ain't in need i.s- n ' down seals, cuslom cov- Consign. Qu((]iiy mado In Idaho • nocV uallor. 3 axlo, olec. NORTH 6V92 Dolfotl 9 spd. Now I ar. oxiraa. (]foal shapo. NASH brakes w/1985 Ford 1 friaid indeed." A 7 5 : i 22 'Mobile TravelorS5995 tiros, battefioo. Rune S2500, 733-85G7. 25’ Stiaato Iroilor, S3995 Alfordablo. duroblo Ton dually. 6 now tiroa. — K in llu b lx m i V K J H) groat. S8000/olfor. Trec- 29' Coachman sm, S4005 aflOCKMANS'RV (lotbed, ovorhoQd rack. ♦ A Q LUNO 16‘ AJum, Doat. -SO FORD 1969 Grand Torino. JorQHC7B.S5500/0lf0f. - ’8123' Tlogowgonofft- 734^167-1-800.773-3167- S7500..Call423-5212- - exccartorostofo.SISOO. * A 7 f i 3 2 HP oil injoctod Suzuki mo­ CheVy '73 Dump truck, ' tor, now cover, Enoy Load tor low mIloB, $10,900. 733-4044 or 734-7733 runs & dumps, good cond. “The cjirds were as unfrien'jly Coll 538-2301. KOMFORT78 20' Sell PUTRAILERS 1 forS175 W K S T E A S l’ snil w.Hor irnllor. Call cor)ialr)od. Excolloni 1 tor $300. 8x10 tilt tfOilOf S5000, Ini.-57 Dump as lliu defense." liinicnled Soiillt, 7335017 PONTIAC 1967-GTO, 400 tfuck. noods somo repair, A K B 2 A Q J 10 fi SPRINTER '89 20' Class cortf. S3800. 733-1003 $425. 423-4000 Of 733- HO engine. 4 apd. new “Two finesses were wrong, and C, roar hliction. Immacu- 8838 loavo mossago. looks good. S800/ortor. V 4 REGENCY - 10’ ASI. Mor- paint, 65.000'oriolnal East was Kood enough to find the Jalo, 30.000 ml. KOMFORT L ITE ’82 17’ Call 625-4224 ♦ J li 0 5 2 ♦ K 10 y ;{ cruiser. '01 boot ol iho 5th wheol. Immaculate UTILITY TRLR. 6x10' Steel miles, S5500. 788-0924 crucial sliift." Special 515,900 » doys Of 788-1203 «vos, ♦ K 4 ♦ J 10 a H years, S5200, 670-0626. cond. Soil coniQlned. frame. 2’ tako-off sides. KENWORTH, T600. 1992. BROCKMANS RV ask fof Brem. 60* sloeper. 400 Dolroit. '•You set your own Imp." an­ 7 3 « 1 6 7 . 324-4203, or $4250. Coll 733-6955 bfoko6,Qparo. license, SO U TH Pioaso call 543-5874. ' swered Nortli. "You were lucky 904 1-800-773-3167 dean. $395. 934-4669 PORSCHE ’56 356A A A !) 4 NASH '97 27- 5lh whoel. not to I'et a spade load, but you CAMPERS/SHELL3 -Completely reslorod. PETERBILT’87 Troclor, V A Q 9 fi 7 fi TIOQA. '79. 23', Chevy Bin slide out. AC. big s(iuan(iered your best diance at lolrlg. loaded, wolK Excel, condition, $12,000 'cob over w/sloepor.10 ♦ 7 I 1 400. 40K mis. Class C. Call 733-1554 w hoolof. Excel. cor>d. iric k o n e ." ! camper shells; custom IhrouQfi bath, hllch. was * (I r. Cloan!St1,500. 734-3894, S14.000- Plow. 4Bo«om W est led fourth best and South toppor shell, tils Ford S24.500. now $20,900, VW1971 ConvortiWo, batjy TOYOTA 1979, 20' mini, Watts. $4500. 324-8555 - - ..... nili.-sscd ilummy's queen, losinfi lo - v.ilncrahlc: nrah shorlbox. S350; Older BROCKMANS RV bluo. noods top. $3500. aholl, fils Ford lono box, weil equipped, low milea, 734^167,324-4203, or 733-6094 aftor1:30 pm. Last s kiMK. Last shifted quickly Dealer North ROAD GRADER 1970 Cat ST50, Call 537-6650eves. clean. S5495. 837-0166, l-flOO-773-3167 12E, good shapo, runs lo spades and South was in trou­ Ono call - we’ll do i 1 0 0 2 flfoat. $10,000 firm. Call ble. He refused the first spade and The biddini’: :aMPER - Siesta t971 Q NASH '97 ALL NEW! 27' 788-9050 Ofler 6 PM. ’ '// (1. o v o rsh o t. c lo an . 733 0C7C, AUTO PARTS & 1006 took the second, but it didn't help. , Irallor, slide out, front SEMI & HEAVY stoyo. ovon, Ico box, kilction, queon bod. load- ACCESSORIES Rosponslble farmer When lio crosscd to a Irump in f'"''"' W est lacks. W95, Call 734-5178 EQUIPMENT , P ass 908 odi Was $19,864. now CHEVY, 271, 1992. En- needs to loaso your 10 ______d im im y ^o lea_d_to h is c lu b q u een . !, J ______p ___ $17,400, _ _ _whoolorlof.boot horvosL_._ ~ A li p a s s — JAMPER e ' Hunter's S p a ^ -SN0W-VEHICLE5 -gino-& funnino oeofa.'- 3AXLEFARU BEOS FOR Ihe defendcr.s ended up with 0 ' ciain slovc/ovcri. rolrig, BROCKMANS RV AIS0 1974 Chovy 4X4 for SALE. High sides avoil- H ave good drlvof, toko . - & EQUIPMENT good care, short haul. I'A club, a diamond and two spades S700 Call 733-5392 1 734-3167,324-4203, or parts. Call 677-2119, msg pblo, 2 older 10 whool Opening lead: Diantwid five for o n e dow n. I placo snowmobile trailer. 1-800-773-3167 dlosoltnick3,wlthsolfun- wooks. 326-4872 eves. Soulli's plan might have won CAMPERSHELL Chorco S650.00. Plonso coll NOMAD'B5 23 ft., oxc. loader bods, suitable (or inDWlTHTHLACKS firayoH '94 Toyota X-catJ. 324-2252, spuds or boots. 677-4536 had West not held a third spade. Call 730-0871. cond. Soo ot 969 Trottor However, that would have re­ Of. Of call 734-8717. TIRES (4) Sport ulillty 0 AIR LIFT AXLE Will take KOMFORT'87 B'/,' quired super breaks in he;irts and NU-WA -80 33’ sm' wheel Budd whools. $1500 o v o rca b . Final 2 wka w/slide out. LoadodI Exc. complolo. Air tsg dxIo, ATTENTION clubs. The best chance to make prico nducod. Fully selt- Uaod Tfiicks Fof Rno A Q J 10 (1 cond. Call 734-7162 msg. w/Daylon whools, $500. the game is lo refuse the diamond coni. all amenities. Exc BIG H0RN136*. I ’A MCH Call 829-5720 Folks. Youf|obisyouf. ¥ 4 finesse at trick one. Dummy’s ace cor\d, $3300. 788-977S Hack. used. S3S0. Black PROWLER. 1974, 24'. credit. Call t ♦ K 10 9 3 Magic Uiplepipoo for ZRT 1005 BIDS TO BE TAKEN ON wins and a low club goes lo cloon, equalizer hitch, ANTIQUE AUTOS VALUE CORNER A J to 9 n LANCE,'08.11.3'. oenera- 600. $350, used. 324-5950 $3495. Call 734-5170. SURPLUS PROPERTY South's queen and W est’s king. tcr. microifave. annivor- & COLLECTIBLES 1975 500T Gallon Motor 1-800-473-5797 ' West leads a diamond to Kast's North SauUi sarynddn.S8K. 5^-2441., POLARIS '88 400, 440 kit. HOAD RANGER .’74. - Gfadof, minimum bid 736-2480 '38mm cnrb.'long track. CHEVY’33 ...... ’S5000.00. 1973 heavy AulosUsados king, and South wins East’s shift ' 1 A 'ACIFIC 10' camper wilh 21'soH-conlained, dean, 2600 mis. S1800. 1994 Hunlof-gSpodal 423-6918. Mastor Stooo/oflof. . duty 6 yd Chovrolot dump So Habla Espanol...... to spades. South'continucsAvith a -' 2^ ''" — ------ovetsftotrSSOOrCatl-' “ Summit 670. all updoies. Roadat«r’27 Body. $500. truck • minimum bid elub-to dummj-'s ace and ruffs a 825-5636. teOO m is. $44 0 0 . Both Chovy -29 Coupo, $5000. S3500.00. For moro inlof- CHEVY-72 EiCamino w/shell. '83 G M CS15 SI- d u b . unfazed by (he -1-2 b rea k . A Pass. Do not tiy to OKC. cond. 4 ploco UU. Calim-4224 m atlonorto soo. call $1000.733-1678 alter 6 4pm orlv. n orra. now tiros, Sl400/olf- trum p lo dummy allows him lo improve m atters. Any bid will Kimoma Highway Dist/icl er, 735-1202 allor 6pm, 905 CHEVY 7 6 Monlo Carlo, 532-4224. Bidding doses ruff another club, making dum­ likely make matters worse. GUNS/RIFLES THUNDER Cot '95 PSI.l ROAD RUNNER 19'. soil- 40KactuoIm l..2nd my's fifth club a winner. Finally. pes. 1 l/2'dooplug.U,S.I conl.. everything works, owner. All power options CHEVY-87 S-tOPU. Vory good cond, W/uiil. shelves South draws trumps ending in BERETTA 9mm model 92 ski3.801-752-1384. $1995 w/folly wheels & swing- BROCKMANS RV out bucket seats. $2500. & sholl cover. Mako dummy and discards a spade on FS. toss than 500 rounds YAMAHA V-Max 600 Do- Uia 2-15 Shoi clips S500. 734-3167, 324-4203, Of Call 436-5607 days or oxcol. aofvlco tfuck. jhim m yxionu-ciubjriic.defcnd^ loxo. mint cond, w /ioss 1-800-773-3167 4^0-5100 ovenings. CHEVY 71 2 ion soivico $3475. Call 736-1920 •s-MtrtVVf,,;. iT nn,,, i: .Buaof.s!atr2idQ.larooL22_ - than 300 mi.-rSeaOO/ollef.- ors get only one trick in each side piston 2 clips, scope rings -luii-enctosod chop, out- tJ-IU. TX ««). SA.SKr..rni*, 726-3802, FORD '57 T-Blrd. E Model, CHEVY 94 Z71 0x1. cab. suit and South has his 10 winners. & mount. UiB very good SCAMP, 1982. 13' light lols, weldor/gon., com­ 312 ong„ 3 spd. stondard pressor. 1 ton crane, lube Gold Silverado pkg„ 89K condS250. 735-159tmss. weight. Pull bohind car or mi,. $16,500, 536-6159, 909 small PU. Good cond. Ifans, 2 lops. T/C radio, disp., units, work lighls in GRAIN AUGER 6 '* U . 823 WASHING MACHINE BROWNING-BPS 10 ga„ SPORTING GOODS $1700.00, Call 733-9063. skirls, framo-up roslora- & oul. Very low mi,, must CHEVY, 1988. Silverado VARIETY FOODS Manure tfucJt, food truck- wBhiod. Coniractors van Shotgun, less than l box HUNTING SUPPUES lion, $25,900. 832-4882. soo! SI IK, 736-8157.- 3/4 ton pickup. 4x4. Oxc. & SERVICES must cul hay 537-6533 or oihor \«tiiclo wilh goo

Dachschund or Pomerani­ an femalo Wanted, prafer adutl. 438-8093______FIREP1.ACE small or me­ dium, mobllo he approved. Roasonably priced. Call 324-5801. FORD -62 toilgato. 9* f( end out of Ford PU. alum manifold for 350'Chovy. . Suzuki q u a d SOO. Coll 734-4868______FORD,1970-fl0'oof Chevy, '/i Ion pickup that runs, • waniod to buy. 733-7663. G O O S E ^E C O Y S Full ‘W ftat's:}lh body & m ng. field sholl, I0flo.3'^sorn(-ouio,#hol g u n . 0/U trap Win., or Browning w/choko tubo. C hris Jordan M azda/V .W . 6x0’ utility Irollor. Cali 733-8675 ovoninga. 1534 Blue lakes Blvd. N.« Twin Falls«733-2954 ■ OUT-OF-STATE CALLS 1 -800-233-2954 m » f. O ctober 1 1 .1 9 9 6 Tlmo^Now*. Twin F alli, Idaho F-5

FORD ’03 Cfow Cob XLT rOYOTA 04 oxt. cab PU, TOYOTA • 1995 4-Rurtnof ownor. whito. undof 35 0 ,4 6 0 . AT. 55K mia. DODQEIMG Grnnd Cara­ AUDI 7 9 5000 Musi soli ml, 5 epd, chromo whis, 4X4. supor cloan. 1 own­ SR5. VG) AT, PW. boouti- van ES. loaded w/ all op- l-ot3 Of oxlfoa. S2I.500. NOW Fluna good.SlOSO- or, low mi., 5 spd., PS, air, fui, S23.950, 678-5868 Hons, inciudtng CD play­ SO.OOO/bost roosonnblo Will Undo, Cali 736-1950 /Olfur. Call 73C-3741 or O V E R S C r oflof. Inopoct Qt 657 Bluo till, cruiso. Loor hiQhriso er. quad soais, Irir lowing topper insulfllod, w/carpot 1 0 1 0 733-2224 ask for Ron. Lakos N. (ContonnlQl pfcg,423,900, 670 Q290 SqUnro PnrWng Lol). Wilt QMC -88 1 Ton aow cab. kit, many oxtroa, 733- VAN & BUSES Pioaso chock your nd lor^ 9111 days or 324-3611 USED TOYOTAS bo sold Mon. Act. 21. to 454 AT, AC, ohoii, Load- W 73 Campor. $1500/ol- corrocinoss on Iho firsij ovonitigs. CHEVY 'flS Astro Van ...... fiighost bldaof.734-7706 Od.. S12.900- 734-9327 Jof. 733-0709 loavo dny inai ii runs, as Thc^ AUDI, 5000 Ouairo Tur&o, Cloan. S2600. mossjigo. . ABS. all wMool drlvo. 33 Coll 324-3543 Timos-Nows Is not ro | I N S T O C K ! . Lsl your dally nowspspor OMC '68 1/2 ion PU, SU< TOYOTA • 1938 PU, 4x4. sponaiblo for errors olloq WPG. 1Q87. runa Qroat, work lor you . . . road and pkg.. loaded, w/shcll & In­ cherry black, iili kll, cus­ YduII nctVDf know iiio value ol mat timo. iondod. S4200 or bost UMtnodaulflods. OODOE '94 Grand Cara- dftssiflodunUYOuujdll. sort. C76-5414, tom whoois. Alpino CO. von LE. loaded. AWD. Ollor, Call 543-2782. $7500/oflor. 324-3644 3.8L V-0, lowing pkg. 50K O O D Q E • 1 9 7 9 Pow or OMC’89 1 ton,4x4,w/ulii- ,735-2451 days. wQoor), flood condition. ilv body, dual whoola. mis. S17K. Call 733-5080. $4000. Coll 764-2492 .FI454, 4 spd. AC, PTC. , SPECIAL PURCHASE! • SPECIAL PURCHASE! winch, oxcollont cond. I FORD 7 3 F250 390 on- S10.200. Call 431-5434. D I C K D E Y flino. 4 apd. oholi, Do- pondobio, but noods QMC '03 Jimmy, 4 dr. load­ somo work. S950. Call ed, oxc. cond,. Extraal 734-3799 . 816,900. Coll 788-3306 1992 CMC G-1500 PICKUP days-7fl6-23Gl oves. SPECIAL SL, Bcdliner, Etonomicol V-6,5-Spced ' QMC 94 a o w cab. 6.5, 5 spd. 31K mi, iots of <».• ^ 6 , 8 S 0 FOnO '81 Bronco. S1500, UaslS23ICoHor. 637-6110 VALUES AT. AC, running boards, WE'VE BOUGHT SEVERAL lO W MILEAGE brush Quofd, 487-2708 OMC ’95 4x4 clubcob, 1985 NISSAN 4X4 P \m ?$i Q a n 198800D6EDinOIU ^ FORD, F-100.1966, % Ion Shortbox, SLE,2-71 pkg, Only 00,000m s ...... I H S f U 1 9 9 6 CAJVIRY LEs ______J 2 8 5 0 w/lona bod. 4 spd. Trjr. 350 AT, Emorald groon. 1984 FORD F-150 CONV m $ a c q q 1987 FORD TWO 4 DR. LX ■ ■ ‘ " ibvirVs 28K mla. (now truck com- AND PRICED THEM TO SELL! rlno--muors6III)Bbbkir r * 2 9 5 0 S22.500 - Best olforl A ll AlirVERY WELL-EQUIPPED, INCLUDING: FORD, F-150, 1992. 6 cyl- 734-9299 or 733-8700, I9850Lfi{C(JTU5{(l!SRA 1982 TOYOTA PICKUP 4X4 4-SpocdAulomolicEa Dclura ETS/CtnMo wilh 4 xr,Jilj,lii((rdS*i^_ Indor, 5 opd, AM/FM caa- W ith fk lB cd ...... Driver ond Front Posienger Airbogi * 3 9 5 0 **************.. SpcokeAer______j ond Powor____ Antenno aolio, burglary alarm, Dyol Power Rcmoto Outside MIrrorj Power V/indowi and locki custom toppof. Now ex­ QMC 1995 3/4 ton 4X4 Ext. 1985 CUIlUCmnWOOD BROUGHAM Tilt Steering Wheel Cnjiso Control itoJw.firrfa'______haust syolom, sol of slud- Cab, 5lh whooi laligaio & ‘4 7 5 0 dod snow tlroa, hunlor extonilon mirrors. 5K ml. 1985fORDBRO)ICOII ' Qfoon. 64K mis. S8.500/- ■AVt ON 1993 5lh wheel, 1 9 8 8 BUICK REGAL i m $Q Q on offor. 934-6655 ovonings. 24' siide-oul. AC. micro- 2Door./C-20ZLiuM ...... O U u U * 4 9 5 0 wavo. storoo system, iots t989F0HT1AC6RAHDIlM4DR. FORD, Rangor Sport. slorago. To bo .sold lo- 1989 FORD ESCORT G T ^ o fin /l M 6 , 8 5 0 ’ b s,l/,lil______1993.0XC0I. cond, S6000. Qolhor or soporaio. Hilch onfyso.mmcs ...... UUUU * 5 9 5 0 733-3951,boforo 5:00 pm inc.. 543-4564, 1987 (HIVT ASTRO IIVW QMC '88 Sierra light blue, 1989 MAZDA 220D S A A n n ...... * 5 9 5 0 -, V4ton,,V-«.AT.S3.000or ISU2U '91 Truopor V-6,- 5 a i a j p i t u ...... H h UU W I L L S @ ) T O Y O T A I991BUICXRIGA14DR. > boat olfor. Cali 324-3703. apd, 4GK ml, now ilros, 1988 FORD BRONCO II XLT $ ^ ^ g n 11 rttottfw id * 6 8 5 0 - QMC, 1979. 1 Ion service Excol. cond- G roal for "IL nvem al You Do ForMc. Toyota!"' camping, hunting or truck. Ploase ( 236 SHOSHONE STREET WEST • TWIN FALiS skiing, S12.000. 734-9435 j e w e 324-2252. O T Y P CRD W EB 733-2891 • I-fiOO-<52t-5247 JEEP 76 Chofokoe Re­ iti fc /. l o i M ...... o / y u •AJI wiCM fJtfl lox. iitlo & S57.10 (fcclci Omumfdioiion fe«. HOMES as low as S330 built 401 engine. 39K mis. down.S330 amofiih 1 9 8 8 CMC SAFARI VAN S/iO E n 0,A.C- Call 733-2224. Rancho suspension, ste- foo, alarm, new paint. LojMWM All Options . .. •MAZDA '87 PU w/shoM. S3900. 326-6443 aulo. trans,, oxc. shape, 734-8959, JEEP '86 Cherokee V-6, londod,.rebuilLongino. 19 89 GRAND CARAVAN S E $ i r n n n 1987 JEEP WRANGLER NISSAN '91 5 spd., AC. 90K mi, oxc, cond, Musi 6-Cylinder, 5-Speed, Air, Hard Top see to apprecialei S4,850, I Oimr,Loi!lcd,Wjy Under Book . . O S f U U The Finest Name Oood^gos mlloago. S5200. 736-0929 Iv. msg. 1988 DODGE RAM D50 S c c o n ' 7 , 8 5 0 TOYOTA -95 1/2 Tacoma JEEP-1960 CJ7.304.now £xtt3 Cjb Pickvp, Cjmper Shell, . t / 0 a 7 C / In Cars And Trucks LE oxt. c o b . liKo now. tiios. Mustsoli. Exc. cond 1986 FORD F150URIAT loaded, 18Kml,. bodiinor, S4999/otfor. Call 736-6288 s c An n XU.ASIlheOQtions.sucmPiAMj! . . . OHUU 1988 TOYOTA 4H PICKUP aiofm , bug shield, ilni, S14,499/of(or, 736-9987, JEEP 1967 CJ-5 302 V8 * 6 9 5 0 Ovordrivo. hard lop. many 1991 GEO STORM GSI $ C Q cn 1990 MAZDA 626 -oxUas. S3050.-934-4481 mCovpe. SuperSturp...... O u O U - 1008 ask tor Ban or 934-4377. 1989 JEEP WRANGLER m $ 7 a a n -T o y o t a - ■fat;tu,trj______* 7 7 5 0 TRUCK PARTS 9890lDJ98RmHCrBRHM4DR. i & ACCESSORIES JEEP, '63 J-300 PU, T w lops-hjidSsolt. Musi Se e!. . . / S f u U Chcv7 305, V8. hi-iow 4 t«esyil‘i».fwSKJvi«W___ 8 4 5 0 TJRES- Brand now skid whooi. hooter, radio, Rrst 1 991 DODGE DAKOTA l^ $ n A c n Is Offerina Their V-S.CjrnpermM ...... UHUU 1993 BUICK SKYURK ioodor tiros, $750. Call S1200. Call 734-3023. lid^b.KffpSftr;!______536-2596 loavo msg, or _ * 8 7 5 0 call 536-2266, JEEP. CJ7 Ijfodo. '82, AT. 1989 BUICK REATTA SiO Q cn 1989I5UZUTROOPIR hard lop. S5600, Loia ol OnI/4SOOnula.loid(d.1olik3nil! . . I C i f O U Finest Value Non; chromo. Call 543-2441. _ * 8 9 5 0 1009 1994 TOYOTA TERCEL4000R ,4 X 4 'S SUBARU'79 GL Wagon S600. Glonns Ferry. ' Buy • Trade • Consign fc'j. Ii. few - J 9 9 5 0 CHEVY 7 2 1/2 Ion, 4WD, Call 366-2830 6 43 2nd Ave. S. • 733-8844 199nOTOTA CAMAY 01 runs oxlromoiy well, good tires, AT. S1S00, Also. _ * 9 9 5 0 340 Duster w/parts car, 1989I0RDF1504K4 S600, Misc. Comoro parts. Coil 734-4868, * 1 0 , 8 5 0 CHEVY 7 6 Suburban 3/4 Ton. Now )ob forces sale. 1 St SI 850 lakes her Poor C redit, hunting. Call 733-1670 B ankruptcy, Collection 1996 T100 XTRACAB SR5 4X 4 CHEVY 7 5 %Tdn Good ^ Repossession or No Credit Completely Logdedl Including Koyfes* Inhy, CD Player, PU. S3500, For more info Hllch, Bedllnar, Air CendiHenlng, Tllf, Cnilio, Power call 543-4716 Windows, Aotomatic Transmlsston and Morel CHEVY 7 7 3/4 ton. aT cruiso, casselto. 2nd own- 1 9 9 0 IINCOIN TOWN CAR er 733-4728 alter 6pm R e-establish Y our C redit ^5,000 Total Discount Beautiful Silver Melallic, Very Hico' CHEVY -81 'ATon Excel, . w ith Bank Financing cond. Block & siivor. '8,950 Coil 536-2172 ISJSS^ *363/m o- WITH ^ do w n Call M IK E ESPA R ZA at CHEVY -95 3/4 ion oxi, 1993 MAZDA CAB pm cab, 6,5 lurbo dlosei. AT, o m o WITH PS, PB. powof soot, buck- Second Chance Finance . ^ 2 9 9 - * 1 0 , 8 5 0 'OiC oisw /ccnsoio, PW, PL. 7 3 6 -2 4 8 0 >r l-SOO-473-5797 SWJHfiSJ.OMOicf 1991T0Y0TA$R5En.CA64X4 $ faclory AM/FM casa, CD, !j«ti Cr":5firuwit' I'.l ("d l;i Jlo i?tli5 Ci-.::r rJfjji tMrj* cl lOr [>« T»,Va1l*lilSeA(ra.(ofi. 1 1 , 8 5 0 emerald groon, groy Ini, IJ.&M r'ti c't )fjf J/JUl't like brand new. 21K rria. 1993 DODGE DAKOTA C.IUB CAB 524,500. Coll 734-5760. V t.k iK b ______1 1 , 9 5 0 CHEVY-1977 W ton, 4x4, 1994 TOYOTA 4X4PKKUP V6, AT. exc. condition. S5000. 0011625-5383. _ * 1 2 , 8 5 0 1996 TOYOTA COBOUADI4 DR. < CHEVY Suburban. 78, IWs,iji,Ppw»rinI2l,(r»___ , Cleon, AC,PS,PB.AT.tow- 1 3 , 8 5 0 ' ingpkg,S3495.734-5178 1993 HONDA ACCORD El CHEVY. SIOBlozof, 1967, ;L_*I3,850 AC. cruiso, power every- I993JEEPWRANGIER thing, Tahoo pkg. Better lWl:RlCiWr,tt,»/,VdKBitrrB_'* 1 3 , 9 5 0 lhan oxceiiont condition. 1996 TOYOTA COROLLA AflorSiOO pm 01734-7114. Automoftc Transm ission, A ir Condttioning, CHEVY, Siivorado,1980,1 Powor Sfoorlng Ion, 4X4, oxira cab for Lanco compor. Soo BUY FOR INVOICE! cami>ofodiS8K. 543-2441 (After Rcbato Applied) CHEVY- 1977 4x4, 6* llfl, dual shocks. S6500. Coll , 324-6617______■ m ^ ^ ':otk/ro87617 OODQE'95 3500 Diesel 1995 TOYOTA T100 4X4 Dually. AC. AT, run board 8 Fl. Bed, 190 Horsepower, Air, S-Speed 12Kmla. 888-5509 ovo. '85 tnternatlonal 2-Ton Spray Truck. 2 compartments, 760 gallons, 440 gallons, 2 pumps • 2 motors. Book $15,900“ . DODGE, C.O. 1994, 4X4, '16,750 Ion flat bod, good cond. ----- S1.&.OOOrCcll 735-6426.— SALE $9,950^^ ItMIOVOtAMMiril' FORD'84 Bronco 4x4, ll*,iijt, hwlinifn IJl, (rill— Clean, good cond. $3200 1 4 , 7 5 0 Coll 734-6072 - ■ - 1993D0DGEDI50CIUBCU4I4 llCipi-iOnvlfcW!, • FORD'85 F-150. 4x4. 351 " * 1 5 , 8 5 0 V-6, 4 spd, AC, $4950. 324-3127 or 324-1252- 1 9 9 6 TACOMA w/SPORT PKG. FORD ’89 F-150 XLT 4x4, Alloy W heels, Buckot Soots, Cantor Console, I992CADIUAC$EDA)iDEVlU! $ ! £ A C A V-8, 4 apd, oxc- S9&50. Sliding Roar W indow , Storeo, Stripes Istfj«ik.b3dki^. ______I d f V d U 324-3127 or 324-1252 1992F0RDUP10RESXiT $ ■ # a c a FORD'91 CxplororSport BUY FOR $ 8 0 0 BELOW INVOICE! w\i*,rwrrd*vwfwfcs^_____ I O f O d U 3 doors, AT. CD, loaded. 1 (Aftor Rebate Applied) ■ $9995, 324-5748 mag, 1993 FORD Fl50$-CAB 414 U v t e a FORD'91 F-150 XLTLnrlat _____ I /r/dU , AT, runs groat, good M 1 , 9 4 2 - = I993(REVTBUZER & shopo. Call 324-2094, '95 Ford F-350 with Dump. 14' Stake Body. 4 Ton Hoist. 460 V>8. J 1 9 , 9 5 0 FORD '94 Ranger Ext- cab 1994IJUZU TROOPER IS XLT. 34K m l„5 8pd,.4L, Air Condilfonlng. Automatic. Dual Wheels. 12,750 miles. V6, $13,500. 324-6021,.

CHEVY '04 Suburban JIA ttensionll FORO- 1978 Fairmont, HONDA -93 CMC OX. rmJ, HONDA. Accord, LX, '95 Otack, low milos, loadod, Cnros U5Q(J03 y Irocas uaa- 302 ve.duaioxtinust. AT, 3 dr tinlct^back, 5 apd, Excol- cond. 16K n oxcollont condition. das pot buonos procios. AC. PB, SQOO/cftor. Call AM/FM cass, , now tiros, groon w/lan Iniorior S23.250. GfOO-730-4481, Su trat)a|o 03 5U crodllo. 734-8340 oxc. cond., warranty. w /m ola. 5 spd:, 4 cyl,, Unmon A $0500/o(tor. 768-7963 OCOOE ’85 Omni 1 Powor ovoryltilng. Musi raCUUIIUIDinillSME! Value Corner flood, runs good. $1200. HONDA 01 Civic. 5 spd., 4 Boll, $13,750. 543-2307 1 000-473-5797 AflorSpm 324-6700 dr.. AC, now paint, storoo, 73C-2400 51499'otfor, 730-9987. DOOQE 1902 Coll. tow mlloB, AC. AM/FM. ca HONDA '84 Civic Runs, BEFORE YOD BUY A alarm. S5500. 734-0396. noods clulch & Ignlllon work. $400/o(lor. Coll NOWM^^&UMTNIIS FOR SALE OR TRADE. NEWDOOGECAROR 734-7330 AUCTION. SEIZED VEHI- 1952 Studobakor.Va, • : CLESI Mako bo5i o d o r... 1075 Joop Commandos, TRUCK ANYWHERE • Into mocJol cars from IRS, 1940 truck. 1 1/2 Ion, HONDA'05 CRX Si, black. - ;DEA, QSA, a State 1982 Hondo.-53 K model 5 ODd., sunrool. AC. CALL : • Surplus List lof your aioa. SporiBtor. 5 acros wlih $3000,670-5404. ■ : 1-e00-400-3308ox14512 won. ownor will carry. Call ■ X X X X X X A. A X ^ A 324-5931 or 543-5932 800-97-D0DGE FORD '65 Mustono. 351 FJo mallor how you spond Windsor ong., nol stock, HONDA'90 PreludaSI your (Jars, clnsslflsd tlti Btraigt)! body, noods Excol. cond- Lot ol ojttros. AffillolocJ wilh Sutton & S o n s your bujy sehodulo. Pul paint. S3500. 677-3960, Dolowbook. 543-5874 cla«3iliaiJ's llms-savlng T di»ncic«v cl 500(35 and tor- FORD -da Ranctioro, 302. yicfli b worti lor you today. V-8, PS, S2500.324-3261 loavo mossago. FINANCING AVAILABLC ON ALL 1968 MERCURY MARQUIS WAQON 1991ISUZU PICKUP CADILLAC ’77 Sodon ^ m " ✓ "V S uCIRCLCT m cier TRUCKS OAC FORD '80 Falrmonl. STK. W-MOO 5 m . HfT-tS49 doViiio Q1K actual mis. good, nood school car, Now lifcs, Ornkoa, chocks, .5695,934:4911 ------tTTufltors—All po-iVorrACr |CALLj733.9160! E xcqI. cond. & cloon, FORD'e7Thundort)lrd.low C ircle © T rucks CALL733-7700 S2G00. Call733-4791 ml, incl snow llros. run proal, S3900. 733-5940, lljll " 135 W«SHiK;Tin St., Trai Fttis, ID 83301 CAMARO -1985 228. 305 V8, 74.000 oriQinal mil03, FORD; 1987 MUSTANG. now liros. S5500/offor. GT 5 lilor, 60,000 mllos, 7 3 3 - 3 5 3 3 Call 734 G095 nsk Kovin, tully lovidod. Cnil 678-2048 1984 FORD CARS UNDER $2001 Vorijclos auctionod oft by CREW CAD DIESa IRS, OEA. FBI naiionwldo. Ttuchs, boal3, lurniiuro, GUARANTEED 1993 MERCURY SABLE OS 1992 HYUNDAI 8C0UPE LS compulors. and morol I —..8TK. . . ■■.------/fT^BSea o«n<8TK. MT^saaa Call loll (roo. 7-dQ>9, ADS 1BOO-30G-4247 Ext. 2006 The Times News CALL 733-7700! CALL 733-7700 CHEVY -SA Cam guarantees to sell —Oerlinoila.—LOADED- 1895 FORD F-150 NlCOcaf.S3500,8^5•4224 mertHandis'C~ automotive in 7 SOPER CAD 4x4 d a y s a n d real estate in 15 days •V-8 Engine •Aultmalle Trans. CHEVY '90 Cavalior. runs or ret^n the ad an vory good, muBt a«el additional 7 days. •AirCondllloning 73G-2052 allor Gpm. T h e re is a S3 e x tra 1996 CIVIC HATCHBACK CHEVY '01 Lum lna. 3,1 f e e for th e g u a ra n ­ 1995 FORO M 5 0 1990 BUICK CENTURY ong, 3tmpg. AC. good tee package. Ads siK.insB3ii,tmconDinoHm,CDPumii Sm.llTS439 llros. Now ABS Orok03, may be cancelled SUPS CAB 4X4 S4000. Call 734-2939. early for customer CALL 733-7700! CALL 733-9160 CHEVY -91 228. now paint, convenience but *V-8E8siBe lull powor. tin t. 5 sp d . 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a r.pple on s„„™ „ “breaking ,he f^ h “ f’sS e.in sin “ "•^'^ ~nnnsday listings ...... Pages 30-31 P ag es Q: I recently saw the movie “W hite Nishls” I 2, a n d S p e c , 1, a s w ell as shoulder, fingers (three) o n T V , a n d o n e o f th e a c ­ the futher of three older and nose (three times) tresses in it looked like I children from his earlier ;uid h.is a d e f t in h is scalp H elen M irren from the marriages and, amazing­ from a skull fracture that "Prim e Suspect” series. elebrity ly enough, grandfather h e received from a 40-foot Wasit? — PJ- of three, Mellencamp fall from the top of a cas­ A: Indeed it was. The ! prefers to stay close to tle to a tree. recent Emmy winner home, a 56-acre spread If you stay past the —p l a y e d - l h ggsiiDk —netif-B joom in g irjn r l n d ~ -rcuits on his films, R u s s ia n b a lle t com pany ' ' ' ' Since his heart attack, you’ll see outtakes of adm inistrator, a role not M ellencamp has also S l u m s gone awry. that far from real life- worked on making his Among the more dra­ lifestyle healthier, with matic: In the 1992 film “Cape Fear," directed intensified by heavy a better diet and exer- “Super Cop," Chan by M artin Scorsesc, with drinking through the d.«;. jumps from a mostjue whom she became in­ mid-1970s. Even now, O ne th in g h e 's .-itill iry- and grabs a rope ladder Russ.a„ noble™,,. kop. .heir p r c j volved. with that behind him, he ingio d - - ■ iliinelinK from a lieli. —M-Mmrate;' c o -sta rriin ; “V o u m a y nO t k n o w admits to (wing difficiih srnoking — he’s down' copter; but in one-failed (hat she’s also a film­ to live with, the reason from his previous four- ailem pt, the chopper maker and writer, with he and second wife, Jen­ pack-a-day habit but sideswipes him. two short films to her nifer Lynton, often liasn’j yet given it up en- Those daredevil stunts .credit, "The Perfect (1972) and “Caligula" ' S iv -,n,? s p e n d tim e a p a r t. tirely.- combined with Chan's Woman” and “Boy (jSO), more alten.ion was Kidman! 29, keep iiicir Q: I’m curious about Q: Glenn Close often sense of comedy are the Crazy. Girl Crazier." placed on her volup. schedules scparitc be- A n d ie M a c D o w e ll’s plays such nasty roles. reason he’s a huge star Douglas also has an in- nam e.Js it short for Does she worry about in Asia, earning S4 to S5 leresiing family history: mronSSvS^ I™' “““ "“I”” ' ^mcthing? — RJ. h e r im a g e? — S J .______mjlIion.afilm.______^nutonmmplelcdisplny, biliiios.. When one She is ihc Bnrnddaugli” "A: W Jien ’ th e ' acY fes^ A: Apparently not. As Hut he's set to conquer k ' ' x o rk s , th e o lh e r w atch es ter of actor Melvyn Dou­ 38, started niles have iKcn more on .he kids, dauchler Is- 111 you may remember. the United States next. glas and politician He­ Ihc level other consider, jbella, 3 1/2, and son New York, there were Close, 49, was cast in Following the success of len Gahagan Douglas, able talen.,su^ as Jane Connor lia too many models at her mostly sweet roles be­ this year's "Rumble in who diallensed Ridiard agency with names simi­ to s o n ,n l>nme Sus. b m .here’s word .ha. fore “Fatal Attraction” the Hronx,” two of his N ixon fo r a & >nate sc at. lar to her given name, changed her image; be­ earlier films, “Crime Next up: two come­ Rosalie. Her middle 1994 s The Madness ot drama called cause of that, .she had to Story” and “Drunken dies, “W edding Bell name is, Anderson so she K.ns George (Oscar “Eyes Wide Shu.,” .o be fight to be considered Master 11,” are being re­ Blues,” co-starring mod- s ta rte d u sin g A n d ie . nom.nalion)^ There’s directed by dis.in- for that role. And in the leased later this year. . cl .Paulina Poriikova. .alk Of airoiher Oscar s„„, She’IMw seen next in forthcoming livc-actic7ti He has a new film, and “Picture Perfect” n o m in a u o n n c x . y e a r to r K u b ric k o f “ZOOl” ta m e Nora Ephron’s film version of •'101 Dalma- “First Strike,” due out with Kevin Bacon and “M ichael,” due out in tiansshe insisted that in January, and he’s just • r 'IS\ f ""‘-f" Q: •11'^™ Bouslas of J e n n if e r A nisJon. December, co-starring her villainess character swiiched agent.s, to high- ■ ~ .he movie ■’G ™ of My • Q: Anthony Hopkins John Travolta." Cruella De Vil be even powered Hollywood in Some M o.liers Son,” llcan” looks so familiar, always plays such'in­ due for release ,n Do- ,he been in any- Q: I really like John na.sticr. types, to make sure he tense roles. Is he like Mellencamp'.*; new al- Ch)se should he con­ gels high-profile roles. n If ' ‘hingclsc? —D.F. O n h o ^ n a j that in rtai! life? — I.S. bim i. W ill h e b e g o in g on siderably nicer in her A: He’s certainly not t o u r ? - C .W . s^le s lived wi.h Whi.e movie "To Dio For," you next film, “A ir Force Hannibal Lecter, the A: Not anytim e soon. One,” in which she plays Nighp” d.rM or Tay qr^ouldn’._missJier. 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Fantasy) Stan Laurel, Olivef 5:30 p.m. (hB.Q) FORREST GUMP * * * s •.* * * (1935. Drama) Pal O'flrton, Hardy. (V) 305643 (1994. Comedy-Drnma) Tom Hanks, Robin CrawlortJ, William Powell. (V) 1579795 Josophino Hulchlnjon. 7517134 ( ^ ] LABAMBA * * * (1987. Blogm- Wright. A (V) 762091 11:55 a,m. ftMC) DOES THIS MEAN WE'RE 8:15a.m. fiOTO TOP SECRET AFFAIR * * s phy) Lou Diamond Phillips. Eaal Morales. A THE INDIAN IN THE CUPBOARD MARRIED? * * (1 9 9 2 . Comedy-Dfiima) (1957. Comedy) Susan Hayward, Kirk Dou­ (V) 329275 * *M (1995, Fantasy) Hal Scardino, Liluloot. Steptiano Froiss. Patsy Kcnsit. (V) 69891530 glas. 33645009 11:05a.in. (VrtBSj BREAKHEARTPASS n{V)8118379 • “ - - 12:30 p.m, (HBgl-HIDING OUT-* *-(1007. - 8:30a.m. (M S BEBE'SKIDS **.s(1992. * * S (1976. Wostorn) Charles Bronson. Jill Comody) Jon Cryef, Keith Coogan, A (V) Comody) Volcos ol Faizon Lovo. Vanosca Ireland. (V) 0035492 2296207 . - OellCaUovray. 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A (^47203153 Jeff Daniels. A (V) 924689 11:45 a.m. ftM^l IN CUSTODY * * * (1 9 9 3 . | _9:45 n.m.!BJ2a-DRIVlNC MISS.DAlSY.______Dr«ma)Sti35fit KapooTrShabsnaArmirtSub'----- I. Corfi^y) Eddio Murphy. Dan Aykroyd. * * * * (1909; Comedy-Drama) Jossicii litlod) A (VI 56221890 ly Hines, Sammy Davis Jr. A (V) 11806849 (V) 8367085. Tandy. Moman Froeman. A (V) 45548405-. 12:00 p.m. ( A ^ RIDE CLEAR OF DIABLO 6:15a.m. (THCJ ARACHNOPHOBIA * * * 2:00 p.m. ( T j^ AFFECTIONATELY YOURS 10:00a.m. AUONISINTHE * * S (1954.Wos1orn)AudioMurphy.Dan - (1990, Honor) Jolt Daniels, Harloy Jano * *S (1941, Comody) Merlo Oboron, Den­ STREETS * * * (1953. Dmma) Jamo'. Duryoa. 392169 Ko:ak, A (V) 62396038 nis Morgan. 8466820 Canney, Bnrtjara Halo, (V) 878190 fpPEl PRINCE OF BEL AIR * * (1 9 8 6 , 7:00 a,m. RACING WITH THE MOON CTRD JESSE JAMES * * * * ( 1 9 3 9 , - HIGH STAKES * (1907. Cemod/) Dfama) Mark Hannon. Klrstio Alloy, 762904 * * * (1984. Drama) Soan Ponn. Elizabotli W'calern) Tyrone Power. Honry Fonda. 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*(l993)Joscph jSliU&Ebtrt lUrth] Stewart attempts to de-politicize religion IT337?6 C7T3a Thetn (1996) Cbrs Carey. Ualcvctent aliens nvado Tlio Los Angeles Times the G2-ycar-otd Moy- beliefs in order to en­ interest group in ‘ 2_Mas_nrdaiiicd_ g a g e as a Baptist m inister ta lk . NEW YORK - When N ational Association I Kung Fu: Th# Ugtnd ContlnuM before he bccam e a Bj]J M oyers was a boy There are evangeli­ of M anufacturers. journalist. cal Christians and growing up in eastern “There are many “The people, in tlie some nonbelievers in Texas, he learned other voices among the Bible rage at each oth­ the series, Moyers religious community^ EBlCSESSffl about Uic Book of Gen­ ■ M i er and at God, they said; but no fundamen­ ' iihd I believe most peo­ j n n Vip«fCc«ta'31910 iHlghUndwTMStriw'ThaErtl esis through Biblical have sibling rivalry, talist Christians. “I ple do not want to trading cards for chil­ they lust after other talked to some fund^ p^itkize or polemicize Cable Channels dren. “I can still recall people’s'W ives, they ■ m entalisis aboutT)eing thefr beliefs,'’ Moyers the drawing of Noah £urop«'»4nRi Enddth«Ro)d PtrftdTrlp WittrSportt hurt, they grieve. in the scries, but they and the Ark,” the jour­ continued. “But Based on a Genesis wanted to debate crc- there's been almost no IfttMtBctlnet* U«uglng(R) Cwnputo nalist reflected. “It seminar started by ationism vs. evolution, w a s M r. a n d Mr.*;. N o ah religious discussion on *s«efll Georgia. (R)9»428 Rabbi Burton Visot.sky and abortion - and on the Ark, the happy television in recent at the Jewish Theologi­ they didn’t really years. The religion 1:00) Sighting* Borft Kirloff Pm«rrt» Tbifflef Piythe i * * family of animals, the cal Sem ina^ of Ameri­ think there was any- rainbow in the dis- shows the broadcast ca, cach episode of the tlUng more to say” |:00)JohnDtnv*(1964,Or3ma)Anttiony Carous«t that’s how many of us nation by either Alfre how fundam entalists the Sunday-morning learned about the UccRMtoDrt- eufoRTiBMdiBunnJn *(1992.Cancdy)Jim Woodard or Mandy will react to the series. talk shows about poli­ B ib le .” P a tin k in . Although he said he tic s .” DTMnitoo n 270936 “In fact,” Moyers Then the issues was first drawn to the It took M oyers six said, “when you read S o u lT n h ^ PaldProgrvn PaktPrognm raised in the story are original Genesis semi­ years to raise the the story of Noah in discussed by M oyers, nar as simply a good funds for “Genesis,” in the Bible, it’s about a Visolsky and a'revolv- story'tb'tell, M oyers part, he believes, be­ God who becomes so ing group of partici­ said that he hopes the cause “religion had PaidPrognm PaidPrognfn PaidProgmi angry or saddened - pants that includes TV series will help been so marginalized by the corruption of R»aUSkmr\ (OftAir) scholars in Christiani­ “de-politicize” religion on television that it the world that he de­ ty, Judaism and Islam in this country. was hard for people to BioUn'Loou **i(t981,Comedy)RidianlPrYa.Anu-ananda stroys the world, in­ and others such as nov­ “There are a lot of visualize what we cluding innocent chil­ elist Mary Gordon and people, including wanted to do.” d r e n . painter Hugh O’Don­ yours truly, who are That may change. NofUwn Purwit * *»(1M3) Eml Flym. JuSo Bdhop, A Canaian The story raises im­ n e ll. fed up with the reli* The TV series - which portant ({uestions .gio.us_right^iviag_ about The- unpre­ __Thc.mix-caaJead.io- -is. coming, a t a. time of__ surprising moments - dominated the reli­ renewed interest in dictability of God, the Lu^indDeilCoRwdyKour tbppyOjyt T ul(a) O’Donnell com paring gious discourse in this Genesis, as evidenced fate of innocents and God to a creative country for the past 20 in several new books ®- AnmingAmer. PsMPnsram what it means to be a artist; a M uslim and a years, with the com­ is accompanied by a s u r v iv o r.” Outdoors^- MontyScads UvaConectkwi FmtCOnjQ .Christian disagreeing plicity of the m edia,” book-length transcript Those questions and about the character of M oyers said. “Ralph of the show’s discus­ PBT BilUafiU World Ejgta Baa CfiatipoTBhl^ others that come from Abraham; women and Reed has turned the sions and a separate the fam iliar stories of men of several faiths Christian Coalition study guide meant to LBJ:'ni«E«fyyeare ***(1987)(P3n2o(2) LBJrEarfyYur Adam and Eve, Cain .debating the tem pta­ into the Tammany Hall promote discussion and Abel, Abraham tion of Eve in the Gar­ of Republican politics. among viewers. A and Isaac in the first d e n o f E d e n . 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PC' (Adult 4 a.m. 3423232 to.icher l.ikes a studoni under hor ThoPhantnmofSwOpm **t(1»ti,Hc(rcr) jUadana THE LEFT HAHO Of GOD * * * wtig.TC-lT (Adull lanrju.-«g«) |l:35) MANNrs ORPHANS *X(i07fl, DtSN C23udeRaiRS.-<;iR-inreiFnfliwrTCiin Is&t52772 (1955, Adventure) Hi«iphroy Oog> Comedy) Rtcliaid Lincoln. A Liltle s r s i . " > s s ' (OlSN) Wed 2*5 am. WM 52272 a pokca KMC KONG ***(1070, Fw ^ t\. (kne Tlenwy. A pdot poses as a MADE IN AMERICA **K(1993, League team Is coached by SHOW BkwnA>iy**(t9M}Je9 iHoiognnlbn **(1995)Joo priest to escape wsr-toin Chino. rookie.-PC-(Adun bngu.ige) (1:35) Bfidqes, n 2QG670ei Iwa n (004503185 ty) Jefl Orfcjgcn. Jessica largo. An (1:30) (AUC) Thu. 12:30 p,m- Ccmerhr) Wtnopi Cokftora Ted Oan- ISHOW) Tue. 7:25 p-m. 0170C573, oJ mogul toeka lo exploit a mon­ 5C93C9 tca A bladi monun letims In* sperm W«t6:2Sajn. 71370177 MAX strous ape In Now York, (2:45) LESSONS FOR THE LOVELORN bank donor b wt«o. ~PG-13' (2.00) MANPOWER * * x (1CM1. 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hr Ironi R MrtM ol lomadom. (}.00) (rAM) Sun. 3 pm ouao*-ad'A«Oon(.vU«no) (1:40) (HDO)Frl 10:4} 274055 p m 96««0a5: Thu. 10 pm 4540102 MAHRIED PEOPLE. aHGLE SEX P; FOR OETTEH ... A NIOHT TO REHEHE9ER * * * » (1042. Comotf.) PATERWIY * * (toai. Com«y) DOrt Roynddi. D«». W0B5E * (1094. 0ram3(KiiinyS»w*«. Tf«oca**» Drlan ANhtmi, LoroIU Youno A mytlary wiilor and hn orty CAnQeto. 0o*no man »Mks a eurrenais moUm la ponder Ihe Iroueiing Quelllons ot toi. R' (A4ull laiv ' MaeocpMlninMnol (1.MKWAJ()W.d. 10«m bearWmanhok. (?.00)(UFE)Thu. 12;00p.m.B«0a2 ‘SHOW) gi71U THE PHAMtOM OF THE OPERA * NICtfT V1SrT0R3 (1090. SOonu FlOan) F»th Fwd. Claud® Rfllni, Susanna Fosler A ___ oradusla tludxnl vncovsn a tx»ns miiry covot-ui drewi. tXk V»n Ov*«. A maoieal iwmy haoprfy (Wfuptt 12 00) Pfl-KTFTI Sun. < p.m. 74503 1«0irS073M?®*'‘ ■O’ 12.20) (OlSN) S it 11 nn. •-IEUONTHS * * (10K. Comotf,) Huoh C«nnl. Ji THE PICK-UP ARTIST * * X (1087,’C4jiWy) Moll, M Moore Picgivincy mn>« a xnencf) mlo a m.in jr.or) P Mjyvoog litoityl*. -PO-IJ- (AduB tmouao®. aCutl tilu; A piycWali SI findi h< ------•frt.9p.m.4C...... ______12:00 t-m. 3777a'J,~7;30 - - THE UASOUE OF THE REO DEATH • * (19M. Ilor- Oan. AdelscWebel>evnacomgf»-schod r«) Vmamt Piico. Ctoen. A 121h-amlury prmcs w- murdof. (145) fTCM)Sun, 1:43•.m.53341840 tofl. (200)fTNT)1i 12;00*jn.04ll58 ^nawyiUnMgumllalOihoine. (t« J (r«C) Hiu. -tJman imioyj tfia muic/o morf ot NORTH DALLAS FORTY ••*(1970. Com«dy)Nid< PLEASEOEUEVE : ***(1050,Corn«jy,D,to:^ 5:55 •-«. 37B5747S (SHOW) Mon. 3:15 p.m- IIOOTOM Nolto. Mac Oavts. T««o atfng ondiron tUrt pay tlia p«eo Kefr, ftoC«f1 WaJVer. rscsnl hetrosa attnicla Uw Interni o( oieotUv* pailvlno If (Adufi Wnguaga. ndult situn- of im«o bachelori (1:40) (TCM)Frl.J;20 a.m. UATtOCK; THE ASSASSINATION * *» (lOW, Uyj. MY OEST FRIEND IS A VAMPtRE * (lOAO, Como- lk>rs,nudlly) (2Oi)(SJtOW)Mon.2:J0a-m. 70809502 88036657 lery)...... Andy Ci " 'rinyor. Don's d«nl may (fyt Hotwft Sean loonnrd, Rene Au6 linked to IN) oe.iin ot Aiianialias s m.iyof.i (200)CVV10S) lotceni toccivM an kitodiixn Ulo (r_... JORTJIERN PURSUIT * *» (1943. A ^ tw o ) Etrd PLEASE OOHT EAT THE DA1SIE! Uo«i.11;05a.m. fl»73C08 • - Linou»9«; adult situation*, mild voleneejvam[*» (i -TO n,TOi, JuBe Orthop. A tljnadian Mountw finds a flownod Comedy) Dona Day. David Ntwn.'Joan Karr's comic lUTlOCK: THE DIUJONAIRE * * -i (1M7, Wy-’wyJ lUAX) Fr1.»a.'m. 743430 J.n«l Mnm NoilsaMeur. {200)(TCM,Sat1I;30a.m.642C008 count d a drama e ic ond his famJy. «.00) {tS ^ Andy Cnrfitb. Oo».3 McCallum Deo Mntiodi eonduets a MY DREAST (1094, Drama) Mooidith Ba.ter, Etatad on NOTHWOSACREO ***x(ia37,Com«Jy)Duola 9:30p.m. 13a02« m aa^uial n London. (?00) (WTOSI Moo, «:flS p.m. Lombard, Fredrlc Ma/cti. A Vermont «man mistakenly POISON IVY D: ULY (t990, Dfama) Alysu Mtono toportef JoycoWadlWaC-slUewiUitroasteoncor. (200) prognoju. (t.30)(TCM)Tu«. 11 p.m. otd dory drwurs on an Mud«»«*0«. odull situa- POOR LITTLE RICH CIRL * * * (1030 Comodvi (SHOW) Wed. 3:15 am. 1452272 MY MOTHER'S SECRET llfE ul Sorvmo. A clamorous c.->n o«1 eooMdors Daniel POon. A molher pursues tho M-and-ruo d.t»or «t«5 0550101.3:45..m. 87651488' ' LotToino Otaci ------iat_ch«. i c^jno.o of cnieor. (1:45) (MAX) Sun. #:15 »,tr i.m. 0G24oaO8 (145) (SHOW) Too. 1:30 p.m. POPEYE DOVLE * * » (1900, Drsmo) Cd O'Neill 7418177 MYRA ORECKENRIDOE ------‘ -lurdorinrenlons tho baianco oi MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS i n070;^^<>dy|Raiqijol OODJODS * * (1906, Corr>edy) P.iut Renar, Robert powof n »Ey . (1:40)• (MAX) Sat 2:20 p.m. —GKUiikJritifyAai-AVr:^ o.ntoO Si. tours tamJy may (Aduil tun(juft0o,o, inudily. sUoni i-vou. »M. vT.«iuuo casts ospefl over a rxw- Tue, 1 p.nv 514825 eirtt and hn wde. -fr (Adult lanouw, ndun Mua(»ns. ru- ■a famili.1 OF HUMAN OOHDACE * * * * (1934, Drama) Lesl« d4y,vlolenco) (1:30)(MAX) Wad. 10:30 p.m. 115003 Howard, 0«to 0,'Wts A duWooted medcal student ts W- (UNIV)Sol2pm34500 THE NAKEO DAWK *X (1950. Western) Aittiui POWER OF ATTORNEY * (1095, drama) Danny Airrl. (ahiitod wUi a i«iman. (1:30! (ASE) Fri. 2 ».m. 735724 lo. A lawyer is seduced by the eiollc Irspplnos of his MIAMI DLUE8 * * * (1990. Dr.ima) Alee D-ild«.n Konnody, Ootta Si. John, icbtier hires a tandoamer k OF HUMAN HEARTS * * * K (1038, Drama) Walter Jonnilor Jason le^jh A piychoUc Uiiof uses a dolodwe'; drtve him to dainw the loc (1:30) (AMC) Sun. 4:30 a-m dionl.'R'(Adult tanguaue, adull sttoaUons) (1:35) (TMC) stolen bad-je (2 0«) (WON) Frl, 0 p.m. 050052 636085 Huston. James Stewarl A dod-c.il«d proache' has diffl- SaL 8:25 p.m. 31580015: Wed. 4:19 « m 81329001 culty leouno to hrs ton. (2 CO) (TCM) Wed, 7:30 p.m. PRINCE OF DEL AIR * * (1000, Drama) Mark M,v. MUMI RJiAPSOOr * * • (1995. Corned,) Sarali Jcs THENAKEDTRUTH * (1992. Cortwdy) Zso Zsa Ca- 3706429 lica Pnrtiw. Antonto Qanfleraj. IlKil nfl.nti rw) ramp,vi...... -». Two rwlotosoiiual____ m I »o faced 10 pose as women. mon. KirsUe AJley. An Immaturo pool deanet (alls «i love •n an eno.Tflod woman's (.vnJy 'PC-IS'(Adult sJunloni) (2.00) (COM) Tlit.. OIL FOR THE LAMPS OF CHINA * * * (1035, Dfu- w lt^ serious artljl. (2,00) (LIFE) Fll. 12:00 p.m. 08659. S pm. 35833 Pat 0 Drlon, Josephino Hulchmson A flevOtod lamily 762004 l l - i ’ (*MC| Tut. 10:45 a.m. 99340399, 0:40 p.m. A NAME FOR EVIL * ► (1972, Horror) Robert Culp, man...... works...... (or .w company w Chiai. (2:00) (TCM) 3709G009 • . Sam-intha Booar, A spocli ' ______upon an Toe.8 tm . 751713 PRINCE OF FOXES * * * (1040, Advrnilure) Tyrw-, lOM NOWHERE (19'92, Or.-.ma) RIcV atcMod's vilo, (2 00) (WON) Tue. 1 a.m. 1t>40; Powof. Ontm Weses. Casare Otroia eomos close to do Sor rtKW« (torr. a near- NATIONAL LAMPOON'S LAST RESORT (1094, OLfVERI * * * * (1968, MusKal) Ron Moody. Olivor W o ^ a deft.int advonlurer. (2.00) (AMC) Sun, 11 am. JC.-UC/UM. (2 00KLIFE)W«d. 12 :00 pm. 113448 Comodfl Corey Malm. Two y®ung men an...... Roed. Ose.-u-w(nning muslcsl based en D^ions' ‘Oliver MILUONTOJUAN * *\< 1094, ComodyOtama) he's s-ivo on Island parodiio. (2.00) (USA) SaL T*nst."G' (2 30) (TUC) Thu. 7:20 a.m. 55539201 THE PRINCE WHO WAS A THIEF ***(1951, Ad- ONE MORE TOMORROW * * M1940, Drama) Ann ventu/o) Tony CurW. Piper Laurto. A tJ/oet g-rl loves a il RodilQw"/. PcO, Draper. A Shond.in, Oenns Morgan. A your>q photoorapnor Ians In 3' (Adull louoflo) (1-35) NATIONAL VELVET * * * * (1W4, Dram.1) EI.ial>«h k^l «itn a Prtjarahed by thieves. (1:30) (AWC) Mon. 7:30 am. (TMC) Mofl, 5:1S p.m'. 330750M Toytor, M<*oy Roonoy. An Englfth Qirt pereuades an ei- ...... ONLY WHEN lU«y. (200) (I6U) Thu, 2 p.m. 0304030 MINE OWN EXECUTIONER * * * H (1947. Drama) tooey 10 uoin her Nyso. 'C (2:10) (MAX) W.d, 7:50 ^LAUGH • * * (1901. Drama) M.vsha DuTQess Mweditn, Duloe Cray. A csychlalritrs ertcrts to a.m.22650097 Iwlp an O..P0W ywtd U.Miter. (2.00) (A4E| Tu«. 3 am, NATURAL 80RN KILLERS • * * (1994. Drama) 967413 Woody Hairalson, Jullotio Lo»is. Gloouthirsty yoorjg MINISTRY OF FEAR * * * W (1044. Smf^nje) Ray kpvera become Instnnt celebrities. 'R' (Adul lonijuaoo. INLY YOU * (1994, Ccr>edy)M.-irHaTar>e<, Robert PRIVATE LESSONS D (1093 Drama) Joanna PncuLi-A Mji.-md, Mar)otifl Reynolds. An rii-.isylum inmjla ts mts- ■w.,,1. graphic »olor)eo) (2 00) (MAX) Tue, 1 Dowrwy Jr. A bride„ to-be n< "o “'^1' w f«d Iwr doslmod Shxitfni BOls lessons In love from hU attractive U4or. 'NR' tovo 7>G'(Aduil lanou-w.t (1:50)(TMC) (Adua tiluaUora. nudily) (1:30) (SHOW) Thu. 4:15 a.m. ^mVTO22“ ' lAMC) Wed. 8:30 am. 56A320 NECESSARY ROUGHNESS * * » :1991, Comei^) Sun.«;3Sa.ra. 14820232.8;0Jp.m. 35710G90 . 1159215 • THE MIRACLE OF. OUR LADY OF FATIMA * * • ' Scott CakiAv Hector EiCtorxJo. A 34-y« OPERATION DUHQO DROP * * * (1095, Cornedy) PROOtEM CHILD * Drama) GAierl Roland, Angnlo Clarli. Threo cM- a lail«o coileoe looinaU loam. -pC-13 Danny Ck^r, Ray Ltotla. Army men must oet an eio- 7-»t,ar^>ld lerroriies hi____ _ dren sen------the Vitom__, ____'--alnPortu3.il (145) ...... (200)(MAX)Tue. .. _____ villaoeis.'PC (Adull language) [2 00) (USA)S«L3p.m. 170305 (AMC) W.d. 12:30 pm. 222571 NEVER SAY COOOOYE • * * (1056 Drama) Rock npFOATini ...... PROOLEM CHILD 2 * * (1091. Corrwdy) John Ritier, MIRACLE ON 34TH'STREET Met>.sol OUver. A pinI.sUod post and tle trouble. (2.00) (USA) Sat 9 p m 510522 re Sania cLwis to _^d^rtn»nl « ; ' ! .'™J 1’ '*5) (AMC) Wed. 2-1J p.m. mander ri.conci[o his IKe. (2:00) (AMc{ Fi THE PROFESSIONAL * * '(AduR tan- 18400413 1.315850,2, I NEVER TALK TO STRANGERS * * (1995, Sus- Reno. Gary Odtiw. A M man taJiea n young orphan gul . ------. ------t>enso) Robocca Do Momay. AnIonK) Onnderaj A psy THE OTHER * * * (1072. Horror) Ui Hagen. Chrh under his wing. 'I (Adult lanfluaoo. graphic violonco) and Martin Ud larnoky. A boy blames a jwna Urange (1:55) (HOC) We«------R" dilalrtst becomes suspicwus of Nr seiy now lover, -R' deaths cn hts ::50».m. 69439272 grhJit tonouw. sauatior«, vWoncn) (3:30) (MAX) (Adiilt InnflunQe, strong ieiilll ccnlonl. videncs) (1:30) Tuu' laad brother. PC' (AArt - - PSYCH-OUT i (1968, Drama)'Susan Slrasbefo, ‘ (SHOW)Frl.0p,m.512701;Mon,9p.m.10i049 ' lence) (1:45) (MAX) Sun. Dean SlocXw^U. Three hippies protect n leen-at MIRROR IMACES * * (1991. Suipente) Oeli.1 Shep. THE NEVERENOIHG STORY U: THE NEXT CHAPTER |j away toekmg her brother. 'NR' (Adult UvxTuage. aomi sii- pard, JoftCorUiway. Arwivo ...... iwpt mlo tier hmn * * * (1090, Fantasy) Joruthon Orandis, Jc*>n Wesley ( S WERE YOUNG AND CAY * * * uaiions, brfol nudity, violonce) (1:30) (TMC) Ftl. 8:J0 Mster's secrol lile! -NR' (Aduft langu.igc. siwtons, SlUro. A boy returns to Fantasia to Iree a dJd empress. . 4. Comedy) Cad Russell Oiar\.i Lynn Two young nudity, vxjionce) (1:30) (MAX) Tue; 4:30^...... ------...... ------’PC' (1:30) (DISN) Sua 12:35p.m. 2481232. 2:50a.m. (olSNlMo'Il- «xT..inco and adventure In Europe. (1:25) PU0UCHERON0.1 **(1935.Drama)UonelOarry. IMmCI * * |1994.Cc(nady)CUiud>oAmnnd(ilj MorV. more, Jean Arthur. The Dcpartmeni o( JusUco goes alter ca Oeltucct. A b-vid ol misMs attempis lu rob a MJan )ew. 0303m J2 ® Thu.-'5:2S a.m. elrysloro 'NR' (1:45) (MAX) Mon. 7:45 a.m. 58034998 MOONLIGHT MURDER * (1036. Mystery) Cheslsr (1»^8. Fnn^asy)^ami EriS. The teen-ao?. hnWno C.slifomla. 'R' (Adult tanouaoe^Wenc.) ( 2 ^ 5 ) ^ ) r 'G- (1:4 ------■n. 30405503; Thu. 3:30 a.i .39104092 THE OUTLAW JOSEYWAIES ..os (1:30) (TCM) M< >r (1072. Oiai ;i076, Wostem) MOTHER. JUC ->tl9 a«it Eashvood, CliielOan Ceorgo. A Confederalo sc THE QUICK AND THE DEAD * * X (1095. Wostcrm) m.1) D*U Cosby, ------<3 “ I lUSA) Frl, Sharcn Slone, Gene Haclunan. A lomalo ounsllr>oer cn-^ p.m.257570 deadly quicK-drnw• ■ cc llll..n •n"(»rt„i. .It...... grapTuc vKHenco) (1:45) (SHOW) Mon, 4:35 ^*'?5jn^UUSS'r(^ILlL^«Q:(Ul>rne^^^ homkadnl m.inU>c terioL-os______KSAND * * (1950. Droma) M (V«lence) (1.40) (TMC) Sun. 5:55 a.m. 343lli771 Mon. K. Jeanne Cagney. A poor mechanic ur 8:50 p.m. 77092000 i» $20 lor a dale. (1:30) (ASE) Ftl, MURDER IN THE FIRST * * * (1095, Dram.')) CUr.t. THE NEXT KARATE KID * * (1994, Drama) Ian Slater. Kevin Dacon. An altornoy rrpresenis a brutal­ (Pat) Morila, IWnry Swank. Mr. M7ngl takes n Irooblod QUIET KILLER * * (1002. Drama) Kate Jackson. ized pnsoner ol Alcntru. 'R' (Adult lannungn slun- toen.ago flirt under his wtng PC (AdutI language, vto- H».ard Hesseman. A Oodor races lo slop me oulbrc.ik IWJS, graptilc vWeneo) (200) (MAX) Thu, 1D:30 p.m. PAJAMA PARTY * * (19W. Comedy) imy Kirk, or a deadly new plague. (2,00) (35-KKVI) SaL 12:00 lenco) (1:45) (MAX) Sun. 5:30 p.m. 8081139 Annene FunicelkJ A m,rti.v, siu l l,Vls i, viih in . 002746 NEXT STOP. GREENWICH VILLAGE * * » (1070 p.m. 03500 MURO I. MY SWEET * * * \ (1945. Dram;.) Did eortlUing. (1 25) (SHOW) Frl. 8 pm, 7224250 THE OUILLER MEMORANDUM * * * (1006, Sus- Drama) Lenny Oakor, Shelley WirMors. A 1950s Crook. “ANOORA AND THE FLYING DUTCHMAN * * X Pt)won. Jlro Trevor. Deletth^ Mnrtowo's ciiie Irivolvrr.Iivolvos t;miio moves 10 the Vill.'jgo lo take up odmg T' [Adu.1 ' (1____ . pense) George Seg.il. Alec Guinness, Oittish Intollxxmcv blackm and murder. (2:00) (TCM) Thu, 4 p.m. 1, Drama) Ava C,vUnet. J; ■s M,ison. An nulled hires an American lo locale nbo-Naits. (1:50) (IMC) 05514' Uinguage. ndult silualions, nuK.,, WIGHT OF THE SCARECROW *» (1095. Horror) EUi- --.i_..ComedyDiama) .1___ LUa -ield, James Gamer. A May.Docember romanta Uooms ______Mueis nio 10- EIUabothMcCovem. Two hiflli-school bud^ - . ...Ill Arizona ...... Oarcndos. Sman town resUenls nro lerrorliod by lar>gunae adult a '’““ I t»'ore onllsUng. 'PC (Adull Ivi...... - - (2.00) (ASE) Frl, 7 p.m. 210033, comneld killer...... ) Frl 3T05 .,m. Ou»0^u« sJluatkw. brief nudity) (2:00) (HOO) Mon, 7 11p m 050250 (1:30) (MAX) Tue- 3 o.m. 237204 JoMMM MUSCLE OEACH PARTY (1004, Comedy) THE NIGKT OF THE.TWISTERS .. .. ______Frankie Avalon. Annetlo Ft (1090, Drama) .PAST PERFECT (1990. Drama) Erk: Roberts. Truant of. thy John Schnolder, Devon Sawa. A boy helps savo his m Ihe (uturo tlafli a Seanie youth. 'R' (Adu« lan- gjgq«.»gq.M ow.mwlgt/g.gflg.2.^ Week of O c to b crll-1 7 ,1 9 9 6 Page 29.

Cont|im>d from P a g i ZS P-*"- 7W90680 by O.vln. The annual .Wla 1m ep«Dj ntf«ntwe (or a SILENT TRIGGER (SOOG, Drama) DdphLundfTron. A Teias tamlly. (2:00) (SHOW) Sit, 12-00 p m rr.ii.Y EIiMbeth Shue. Two o'isvtnQ brolhora ofs boIcNxJ mijskxi plac«w on nisaswi's llo m foopartiy, 608011; Thu. 9:30 a.m. 079105 lovo WL» tho samo woman. W (1:30) (TMC) S»t ■NR’tAduH...... - . idull siluatJons, o'nph« vlo- STEEL MAGNOLIAS * * * (1900, Comady-Dt.v 4j25 am 300U29 lenco) (1.35)(HUO)T...... 3:40 ajTt. M050411 m.i) Snlly PioW, Dolly Pflffbn. &« iron-wvttod women RACE AND HONOR tl: HOSTILE TAKEOVER ** SILENT WITNESS:WITNESS:' WHAT...... A...... CHILD SAW (1954... QaUwr nl ... n toumnna benuly patlof. TG' (AduII Lin- |1M3, Dtnma) Cynlhin Rotnrock, RichMd Norton. A Drama) Mia Korf. A boy knows hts broUwf IS im-ohfoO ounce,...... t...... n») (2.00) (UOO)Sst. 1 p.m. C'A 30cml (oOows a traiJ of munJor nnd eiUxtion. 'R' in n sloroltoni murder. (2.00) (USA) Sun. 4 p.m. 877812 (M u l^ ^ n g o , violence) (1:30) (TMC) Tu«. 4:07 ^ .------SnaOFTHENIGHT **{1902.Sj-.pSat lJ:45p.m. 1412a?I8 . .1 le.ichef away from his (me tovo. (3:30) (TCM) Thu. 11:35 p.m. DtM89055 STIR CRAZY * * * (1000, Com«}y) Gone WJdor, THE ROYAL HUNT OF THE SUN ***(1969,A< SINOAD THE SAILOR * to am. 9836791 vonlure) Robert Shaw. Christopher Plummer Tl Rjctufd Pryor. Two innocent lnm.Hes spend the* iliys RAMDO: RRST BLOOD PART II * * (10SS. Ad- The Douglas FWibanks Jr.. Maureen O'H.-wa. Tho . „ ptotlno------escape. (2.00) (COM) TV..Thu, 9 rreasufo Is paved wilh danoor rof Sinbad. (2: «.m. 747303 , GrrenOefiltoarehM lor ROW. in V«lnam.-R-(Adult ^ N « i (TCM)lilon.2».m.3739ia4 ______A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE ****(1931, l.,r>,^r)e. vWenco) (1:45) (MAX) Sun, 10:30 ^ piiij^ed ty S S l K d w Z Soli* SINGLES * * * (1092. Comedy) Dtldgol Fonda, Drama) V.vlon igh. Mailon Drando. A Southern 'ptMll_ScoH. R ^ n liC crises abound lor young beDe sttuoQles tc Bidonloherladcdgenlity. (2:15) Sealtlo. ’PG-n- (Adutt bnowoe...... 5 p.m. 7C494820, 1:30 a.m. j . , s . ^ . '7h’e r.'? S T io ,;s ? p .„, lions) (1:45) (MAX) Sun. 7:15 p.m.904(K)597 SINNER’S HOUOAY * *r. (1930, Oram.i) GtnnI SUDDEN TERROR: THE HUACKING OF SCHOOL Wilhef*. Evolyn Knapp, f arcade cMnef's son lakvs BUS NO, 17 (1996. Sutponie) Matia CoocMa Al J:25p.m. 1C527017 kfRw'wed” i2”bo a m1.20302 over a booilognmd open . (2.00) (TCM) Thu. REASONS OF THE HEART (109G. Ofama) Terry RUNNING SCARED * -* *- (1D0G, . i:,«, ^Comedy) n , GreQO- - - -770505 r-|""i .'XL'P’ " -jo™" " hZ o^y c 4 ° I. Two ...... SIX I PACK. . . ^i_ * ...t * (1902.__ t Comedy)_ Kenny______nojcrs, Di- KIFI)Sun. SURVIVAL QUEST * * (1989, Adventure) Innco U/iula Andress. A n ______Honrikson, Mark Rolslon. A jiKlisIie p.-u,imJ,t,iry group rctnovo a slolon sword. (2.00) {WTDS) Wed. 11;0S torrofUM a c.Tmpmn paity 'R' (Adult I,ingu.-k)B niJuH am. 0037852 ...... (t:30) (TMC) Thu. 6:55 p.m. REFI^CTIONS IN THE DARK * * (tWS, Dram.-t) » (1928. Drama) Ckxia (1905. Suspenie) Jell Fnhey, Coortcney Co.. A po- 28700 y Z/inc. A pnson guard ptobes the woman's allackci SUSIE Q (1006, ranl.v.y) JusIji ‘S»OW) S*l’4?25 aim. 7B93^ - f i t TTrrBi»om04— ilrong soual ct .1. violoneo) (1:30) (HOC) Si 51S495; iiyrc THE SANTA CLAUSE * * * (tS«. Cotr^ody) Tim Cfon-es try lo wreck .. .. 1930. Comedy) Je.in H.-utw. Franchol REGARDING HENRY * * (1091. Dmma) Hamson Alien, Judge Reinhold. A divorced d.>d unwiltmniy |>o. coming wCTldmg 'R'(AiJull Isnoungo, nuOiIy) (135) lone i\ o.inccr flees nflBr being framed lof hnr Iws. rwij, Annello Qenlng. An altacker's bullol loaves a comes tho r>e.l Ktiss Krmolo. -PC' (t:35) a»C) Wed, (SHOW) Thu. 1a.m, 4004079 band's doalh. (1:45) (TCM) Hon. «:15 a.m, ruiWesj,lawyer wilh amnesia. 'PG-lS' (AduH Ian- 10 p.m. 8527719 SKIN DEEP * * * (1009, Comcdy.Dram.) John 40I5C0U5 Riller, Vincenl Gardonia. ConsI.inl drinking nnd worn- SWEET DREAMS * * * (1905. tkxpapliyj Jess«.i -liuio. ndult siluatlons. violence) (1:55) (MAX) FrI. SAVED DY THE DELL; HAWAIIAN STYLE ‘ a wiilof. (2 00) lOSA) FrI, 1 Largu, Ed Kirns. Case 7.05 p.m, l90tC701:Wed. 11 :)0 a.m. C9G0429 <1992. Comedy) Mark.Paul Go; country smfler Palsy Clino. PG-1. relative FEAR * * (1994. Suspense) Daitanne Hfifi onng (angles ' THE SKIPPER SURPRISED HIS WIFE i(1950, adult situations) (2 00)(HDO)Fi riuogoi. M.win Neufeld. A tnxjWed lyko v«uaks havoe (w r"'“ ' - *— .0 nnd around his homo.'R'(Adult“1 ■ ^ “ er^Si ‘s;VED o7 toE DETlfvTC^^^^ IN LAS VEGAS akLA.RS • (1930, Musical) (1 40) (MAX) Wad. 1:30 a.m, 5116901:...... (TMC)...... FH. . . . c S V e ! [ V r n “e!^^r'r?nca. S:20 p.m. 33757G33 Inends oro nneslod on roule (o his wedding. (2.00) .29207270 I spirited English- THE REMARKABLE ANDREW * *» (1942.Com»^ (VADS) 8«L2;05p^m. 9(^4893 SLEEP WITH ME * * x (1994, Come.ly-Dfi...... iwayman (1:30) c!y)W nHoldofl.BruinDonlovy.AboyusoslnJonls SCANDAL AT SCOURIE * {1953. Drnm.-i) Eric Stolls, Mog T.IIy. Newlyweds ore tested by ll>e fTCM) Fri. 4 a.m. 7027603 • ;t 0------.I.,.-.- .* I— ------—- Waller PiOi'-— ...... Inendshrp. -R'...... (Adult I.V)gu.>go,...... SWEETREVENGE * * (1004, Drama) Kevin Dob- »7nni rTrui'^M-? J'l‘^'>"'>"5Ml:iO) (TMC) M on...... wn. KeDy McGiOis. A ruspMed Amiy ondrows, Marti To il ...... vlolonee) (1:30) (MAX) Sun. 0 p.m, 25931. dergtound afler smuggling tofugees. (2.00) (AMC) THE REPTILE * *K (I960, Horror) Nod WJton. the top ol Mi.vn.-s drug (200)DMTNT)‘s2n'i’lO SOMEONE TO DIE FOR (1995, Suspense) Corbm Jennifer Daniel. A Comlsh village is lorforifod by a p.m,364905 Dernsen. A mavonck deledivo ia suspMod ol kiBmg SMkeliko ciealuro. (1:30) (AMC) Mon. fl:1S p.m. SCARFACE * *x (1903. Drama) (Part 2 of 2) AJ cops. R' (Adult langunge, aduH siluations, violonw) 36.t704a, 12:00 o-m. 731931 Paano, MictwUe Pteilfer. A Cuban Immigrant (vjhls lo THE RETURN OF FRANK JAMES **X(1940, Iha top of Miami's drug Ir.ide. (2:00) (TNT) Sun. lia'J'"’ !«.(.« Wuilurn) Hsnry Fonda, Gene Tlerr>ey, Fmnk James is 12:00a.m,010402 SON OF GODZILLA * * (1907, Science Fiction) S?" “ JrTrl?? ijiiven lo avenge his outlaw brother'# death. (2;00) SECRET GAMES 3 * » (1995, Drama) Woody (INr)Tue.2p.m.569t96 Brown. An upscale brolhoHul/ills Uw r RETURN TO PEYTON PLACE...... ’ • 'NR' (Adult' SaL 2:1Sa.m. 5429597 ' lone, Kurt Russel. Two rwil cops go oflw the drug m.i) Card lynloy, Jod Chfindler. Severali I,ies 010 dra-- eonleni) (1:35) (MAX) Fri. 1:30 a.m.&J«52a. THE SONG REMAIHS THE SAME * * (1976, Doc- m.ii.mliy atlecled by a woman’sI book (2 15) (AMC) SEPTEMOER (1990, Drama) Jacquelino Oisse: umdnlnry) The rock band Led Zoppelin lakes IJie !u>u-'il«ri3j«ietsilu.Hgo. ndull___ —- noieneo) m.1) &.->ig Shefter. Drod Pitt, A portrml o( tho tecation- (1:35) (MAX) Mon. 1;4Sa.m. 50513080 iti'Pbflhveen a proacher's sons, (Adull language. THEM (1096, Soence Fiction) a-ue Carey. M.tlevo- SHE ALWAYS GETS THBR M _ 4 4 0 3 1 l ______Ilians Invade Enrlli lo harvest human ONA, ___ i6 p.m uoyj-ToroncrAtoranaar'Jt lUKEUS **(1M 5, Comedy) DanAykibyd. JT39.ICIO/1) S3tn2n)OTrmn05394^------5680210; Sun I. 01727019: Mon. 1 p.m. scheme to tench a oo(d d-gger r (1W3)(TMC) Chevy Qiase. Two bumWing government workers <7283153 Toe, 8:40 «jn. 1520776 ler a spy Irni-'------ROADHOUSE **(1Q09,Orsma)PalrickSwayze. SHORT CIRCUIT 2 * * (1900, Comedy) Fisher p,m. 703251 Stevens, Michael McKean. A robol helps his axre- ^ (Adult language) (1:40) (SHOW) Tue. 4:45 a.m, Kelly Lynth, A legendary bouncer agrees to tame a THE STAND AT APACHE RIVER ***(1953, 4170232G noloooi/girmill. (2:15) (TNT) We, Claudette C^^rt. A Rom-in IsK^bo- S c ie ^ W « A ROOM WTTH A VIEW--« * * X (1006. Drama) He­ ween duty and love oln^Chrislian woman, (2:15) Enterprise cJxallonflescJiallengos a deslrudivodestrudive alien force. (2:30) ______lena Bonham Carter. Maggie Smilh. A worran must (AMC) Mon, 0 o.m. 41201008 (TCM)Sun,1:30 p.m. 6011435 * * x 0048______ciwose between lovo and socinl propriety, "NR' (Adutt THE SILENCE OF THE HAMS * {1994. Comedy) THE STARS FELL ON HENRIETTA in Allfld agenl se.irches siluations, nudity)' (1:55) (TMC) W.d, 4:15 p.m. Dom DeLuiso. An FOI rookie tackles a case In Ihis Drama) Robert Duvall, AkJan Quinn. A l««-bil oilman lor n ueiman rockot sile. (1:45) (AMC) Sun. 4:19 suspcnse-lilm spoof. 'R' (Adull Innguage) (1:25) sees one lasi dunce for a big strtio. 'PG' (Adult Un- p.m, 38520930.12;4Sa.m, 175401^ 97404239' THIS LOVE OF OURS * * (1945, Dram.i) Mode ROSE MARIE * * * (1954, Musical) Ann Dlyll (MAX) SaL 3:S0 a.m. 44870050 guage. violence) (2:00) (MAX) Men. 2:30 p.m. Howard Keel. A Mountio and a luf tropperrnccomon. become - SILENT FALL * * X (1994, Suspenso) Rlchard 499004 OUeron. Claude Rains. An unlaiUilul vnfe and molher 't^ , j .Oo Droyfuss. John Uthgw, An outislic youlh Is the onfy STATE FAIR * * (19C2. Musical) Pal Boone. ESob- relums homo after 12 years. (1:30) (AMC) Mon. e ' vats lor Oio samo woman, (2:00) witness to a double murder. 'R' (Adull language, v»- a.m, 65C049

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An TO DIE * * * (1058, Drnma) Mon. 12:45 (SHOW)' American lamJy a kidnapped by a John Onvin. Lilo Polver. A Got- 219C36G0 Scan Ponn. Two owapod conv«ls Moroccan loader. (2.30) (V^S) PaidProgrvn PaldPngran) Paid Program PaW Program sanctun ural Life mon.istery. (2.00) (WTBS) Thu Wed, 12:35 a.m. C2409340 12:35 a.m. (iaidy Griffilh, Sheroo North A (1952. Comedy) James Cngnoy. mounLiin commumly Is lorrorucd Spotlight TO GRANDMOTHER'S HOUSE ilons ' — by a myslcrious murderer. (2 00) INN (OflAJf) 1 WE GO * * (1092. Comedy) ‘^*4^5239^’ (TMC)2'3s'a Tuc Dan Dailey. A volaUo cnplam n>^ (TNT) SaL 11 a,m. 420703 Mary-Kato Olson. Ashloy Olson. uNDER THE HULA MOON a loud sergeant clash In World WYATT EARP: RETURN TO stin of the NigM * * (1982) Mcf)1 SRcp, Roy Schcidcr. A psytfu^sl War I. (2.00) (AMC) Sun. 7:30 THT woeoc^xjslwinsmnkoaswolnp * * * (1905. Comedy-Drnma) p,m. 230348.2;J0 a.m. 929207 TOMBSTONE * * x (1994, to Iheir oranam.1 s house. (2 00) Stephen BniiJwin, EmJy Ltoyd. 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A pubtishor (alls in „,od in Iheir trade. -R' (Adult lan- Tue, 1:40 8,m, 7519448 (:00)Ai;tMn> YearbyYear'1!}5y(R)9661^ I'Crimes 4 Trials lavfl w o meonl ic ndvocnte. (2 00) (TNT) Sat. 10:45 YOUNG PEOPLE * * * (1940, IKST p.m,4B33tH Musical) Shlrloy Temple, Jack THE WHISPERING (t09C, Sus­ Popey# fOntstones Jetsons ScootiyDoo a.m. 33645009. _. . ___ OaVie. A Bhowbu lamJy moves la TOON 32143432 pense) Laif Garrell. A m.niicious n Now Englnnd farm. (1:30) lemale spirit lends her victims to (A^^C) SaL 7:30 a.m. 193380 TOUCH ANO DEADLY * s Iheir doom. 'R' (Adull Inngungo, El WKRP613700 PaidPtogfim !Paid Program PaldP/ogram (1995. Drama) Billy Planks. A YOUNG SHERLOCK HOLMES VACATION FROM MARRIAGE ndult situnlions, graphrc violence) * * s (1985. Adventure) Nicholas ledurni agoni nnd n bounly tiuntor (1:30) (MAX) Wed. 9 p.m. 800871 •FX PickolFences Misjiofl:lmp«ilWe-Break- IRawhide bnltlu drug smugglors. 'R' (Adull * * *< (1W5. Comedy) Deborah Rowe. Alan Cox. Schootmales Kerr. RotMrl Donat. 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