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7 4 t h y e i ear. No. 327 Tw tn Falls,s , I d a h o f f Friday, Novem bher 23,1979 i s r Votte r s p ir e f e r

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s u r v i IQWS- TWIN FALLS - Twiirwin Falls voters city coun)uncll members. ’Those mem- will reject the present:nt city m anager bers thenen elect a city m anager, whoI isIs form of governmeni InIn nextn Tuesday’s generallylly a professional with speciallal ■ spccial election. acc6rc:6rdlng lo a poll expertise.Ise. Many of the day-loday conducted by the Times-les-News. responslbslbllltJcs of running city gov- A random telephoneic samplingsj of 200 ernm entit -ire - then assigned to the cityIty rcBistered Twin FallsIls voters, all of m anager,er, Council memlwrs also elect whom said they inlendecided to vote In the a m ayor,ir, but I his powers arellmltcd. special city election,on. showed GO Underir nn, elected mayor form of pei'sons, or 30 percent,It. supportings the govcmmcment. voters cast ballots for cxlslintj cIly'manaBcrgcr plan. Twin council members t ond an clccted Falls has hnd this formjnbf d government mayor. The 1 mayor ibcit assum es since 1949. m any otof lhe dutli 4 of government But 97 persons, or4(i.5l«-5 percent, said which vouidwoi otherwise l)c assigned to they would vole lo scraprap that system, a clly mainanager. Under this system of replacing It wllh anI elelected mayor city goveivemment the mayor wouldId cityt;ovcmment. have more on power than under the city A large sejimenl of Twin Falls managerpirp lan . voters, however, have/c yet' to decide Numeroirous reasons \iere offered by how they will castt tltheir ballots, voters explaining ex] their support for Forty-three persons, orDrai.Sperccntof2 onesystenlem or the other, those surveyed, said theythe would vote The single sin rea.son mentioned by Tuesday hut were sllsllll uncertain more persirsons than anything else was which system of noveijvcmment they tlic pcrsoi•sonality of Twin Falls City:y would support. - M anagerT Je a n Mllar. Persons sup-[)- ' AlthouKh supporters•s ofo the clecled porting theth< elected mayor plan crlt-t- m ayor plan appear to0 h:have a slzal)lc Icizcd Milar’s Mil performance as city lead over backers of theihcclty manager : m anager;er,' calling him “un- plan, these undecided>d voters■ could responsiveive." and "dictatorial." sllll play a key role In1 decidingde which Evenseveral sc\ supporters of the clly form of Rovernment TwTwin Falls will m anagerr plan j seemed lo be basing have. There are enouf;Bugli undecided Ihelr vote:)tes In large part on Mllar, J voters Ihat conceivablyly thet clly man- "The systt'Stem should not Ih* rejected i nRor form of govemmeimcnt might be )>ccausc of o the personality of one . . . i retained: m an,’‘ onene said, The 200 persons poipolled by the Severalill persons| polled also felt ann Rep. George Hanssi' Returns homee Saturdai; Ihls month. The poll wasas conductcdc on Supporterters of the cxistlug system Monday and Tuesday of3f thistl week. frequently:ly mentioned the need to have Under the city mana}inagcr form of a non-pol|tol|tlcal professional running I’ovem m enl. voters ca.stlast hallols for city hall. ^ H a rn s e n st a y s 1t r i p pJ o s ithive WASHINGTON - 1 Idaho -.Re- Minister HaiHarl Sadlr and that lie feelss officials there and that i: publican Congressinanin Geogrge theresultha: is more lhau, George s Is the lh one wlio can do i‘i. •. has Ixjcn positive, anyone else has l>een dohig. d There shesaid. Registraation endiis today Hansen says his unonnourlunced trip lo J'Hc saidid heI has Iwcn treated with h have been no other perlersonal com- Mrs. Han.si Iran has been "positive"' thustl far and re.specl andnd courtesy, I know that hc an.sen snid liie conmc.'.-di.in : TWIN FALLS-Voters:rs Ihave unlll 8 can verify tt prom ises reports on somo c m unlcallons between o uir r government ; has been cautiouscat in wb;i( in- t:i V their registration status by 10 interesting wanledlo.'^ei.■^ee the haslagcs personally.'. and Uie.se people.” slie.sali p.m . today,to rcjjlslcr Inn orderoi to cast phone, Koonwntz said. She added special developments when he reti.'turns, but he didn'lIn'l elalmrate on that In our “ Id. - the telephonihone conversations .■^bc Im .'; ! ballots In Tuesday's speciawlal election. arrangemtents cn can be m ade for'handi- Hansen flew ot his ownn expc^nse to telephone cicall this morning.” Mrs, Mrs. Hansen said slie0 Is nalurally had withhim him since he arriv(.‘(l ni lr,ui Voters in that elcctlonon will decide capped votciJters who cannot leave their Tehran. Iran, on Wcdne;lesday as a ilanscn'said.lid. 9 ’• concerned alwut Jier husb;iband Iwing in She said probably prol there u e n ' oii'ifi -. w hether to retain the cll;city manager . homes, self-appointed mercy nmissionary. She saidI heht kept stressing the posi- • a hostile conntry but shele believes he present orth rth a : t in Iran as in (lie I irt -ri form of government or repreplace It with Polls willIII Ibe open from noon until 8 •hoping to negotiate the ix-lix-lease of the tive feelinglg alwut his endeavor nndj will com c to no harm, States, imporiiportanl callsfaii 'f an elcclcd mayor form. - p.m. Tuesda;day. The Twin F alls Counly ‘49 American hostages. said he feelsels some good will come of J, Tlie question on the bn f ‘‘He h as a wav with peof ballot reads; Courthouse,:e, 4Z5 Shoshone St. N.', will Connie Hansen told IheTTlmes-News his trip, of compassion ‘for olliers d she made some cjlK ,rnl “Shall the city of Twin F j I Falls, Idaho, . serveasthe]fie polling place for voters in Thursday her husband has hj bad iwo '■ "1 also feelee! some goo t r i e s t ( . tercd, cast ballots in the ^ United le Nov. c city Twin F alls3 Senior S lllgli School. iGlfi States 0 a t t a c:k l Iran . eleclion. City Clerk Edytldythe Koontz F iler Avenueluie.West.; Preelnct y - - TEHH,-\N. Iran l.E||ziil>ctlLDLvd.;____ 1 >•'< No. they jusl b;id vli..i __ Ruliollah. Khomeini saidJ pcrsonallv -Written tlic.GO:secondilatenieaitjjtiif-lu— GO: .— l9Ui.day.of.Uieslegeafcw-liv-hour.'; a fter - Hiey Ila ve IwerIwen-raltftg '^...7 - —- - ...... Voters musl appear In person al Precinct 10I — Mornlngsldo School. 800 for1 the first.time-Thursc •sday all 49 w as made underunc duress and RKO .said the students released ffive Asiiiri ’ThirteenI AirAm ericans roic.-iscd c-.uli • - . . City Hall to register, althilthough thoy M ornlngsldclIc Drive. ,American hostages at the le U.S. Em- ‘he studentsIs would not allow its re- hostages from the enili;liiassy, Iran e r this week:k s:isaid Ihey had .spenl iim> li bassy1 would l>e killed ifr the t United porterlotalkl state, radio said llic ren Ik to the hoslaues. emalnlng 49 of their tinutime tied to chairs .uhI Stales attacked Iran. Five Fl Aslan Khomeini (J i death IMreal c;iine in a Americans were ••prtro fe ssio n a l fort)ldden lolo speaksp to each oHu t 'I'ti.'v hostages were relea.sed l)ut ut the Amer- si)cech to 120 120 Pakistani m ilitary of- spies." had calen adetidequalelv. thev said. leans spent Tlianksgivlnfing without ficersatlilshi}headquarters in (^oni. The A m ericans .spent Th;hanksgiving • The 13 ac turkey, their fate still In the lebalance. "H the United Un States makes ihc ic»;liHic:ac«':y'?hurt5h'j3^T Jetlin< ^cn^taped.tiapr.'Si^.'irr'^:»r?dl.\' frirf-Skr. W'pc‘or3«'*> I (hcnH oiiiii^'' ’' ier hijau<- concede (sIc) to the demanands of the United States hijacked Friday by •*Jgui signal was received l)v les and referrtng to an- A UNESCO official arrlv•IvcHl Thurs- B'angladeshlII andonean Paklsl:irii Ifihtlon stations near people of Iran." said a staleilement the ti-Amcncanriii riots in Pakistan, he said. day^ with l\vo negotiatingg propo.sals -They were oi^ered the pilot (o ijvy.oM la o ao « ., Tokyo, sool: ere questioned and 'l,ni| The DCtO JetllD ^.w i arft«lgh and we still trusasl the old Khomeini sa m ediation mission. shortly j}/ter it tool, o7f fn raft was parked on the said he eo u y nnt control "Their accountount Is different rinrn ilini nd of the runway at sayrrtg, red while and blue andmom’.s-ai the studentss and ; refApM to their Thanksgiving was a "nonjrm:il day," of the professic for Toi.yo's Haneda n aapplii | pie," Subic said In ai ;sslonal American spies ' X r f S s r " an unenio- threat WedneiInesday lo tlfcw , up the a ^ spokesman for the studeilent captors it said, refcrririrring lo Ihe reinainiii;: I'l. 12:10 p.m. 10:1G EST Friday, Ft the , tiltional monotone. • said. Japan’s national tc embassy andid kljlI the hostages al the ® Uireatened with wit Islamic einnt {ii', television Aboard thcficplaneareacrcwof 11 It was the 19th day of the e siege : and slightest innn)l network NHK said. andiQl passen n;niS:mllllaryaction, , Asked what the hostai’c■es had for ceedlngs unlc:inlcss the Uniled .Scii.-. sengers. ,. ' siSubIc began the message. “N dinner, he said, "You mei The plane insteadI hlanded at No further d ‘November "If they (the;he Unili'd StalesT do such “ lean if they returns the Shah,Sha r details were immedi- 22,1979,22 fli Mom and Dad," a thing, we can Tokyo’s new Internallon:Ional airport ately known.I. I :ainiot control these proud The students played the tapeta lo the youths who suffered si so much.” he ■------1 RKO Rl Radio Network In ai call ( from said, — Q o o d 1 n^priyni n g ! - —

Anti-A]America an violeijnce kilI l s s e v e>n; U.S. armbasscador to^> Pakistt a n s t Uinned ] ISLAMABAD. PakistanI I(1 UPI) - PakisionI ompl.iployees and two students i Americans boarded a pli The olher American victim.m. Marine ablaze. plane for amonK tho thethousands of screaming Cpl. cpl Steven Crowley. 20. of FPort Jef- She said tlu Washington Friday, orderedtdtorcttirn t Moslems who the Americans, fearing 10 Invaded the embassy ferson, fop N.Y.. W as shot In lllhe head Ihcy would suffuffocJte in theahird floor •' ... jg home In the aftermath of an t some 100 Americans. . whi of flnll-Amerlcan violence at i when Uie eoibassy’s liopelesesKly out- vault as theB ffires spread, "simpiv ot Ihe U.S. ..n ,n d not: believed.ther? b. was any nui Em bnssy that left seven peopli nuintiercd Marine guard trieded to hold climbed up att ladderIi (to the roof) - opledead. • substantial antiintl-Amorlcanlsm In their off off: the arm ed Moslem iiivader Officials discovered lhele c- h a r r ^ country." the ai ers. nobody shot at at us so we kept going, jambassadorsnld. Tlmc-Llfet correspondent body of an unidentified Paklstklstanl he Hummel tcnl t M arcia -The Pakistann iarmy came when wc latest death from-fire at tl cntallvely Identified the Gauger, Gai who w as In the embnbas.sy at w ere about lo)descend.” dc t the U.S, charred body of ol the second American the Embassy compound Thursday i the time of the attack, saidJ (Crowley Two Pnklstai5tanls employed by the . victim as U.S.S. Army / W arrant Officer diet E arlier they found the remawulnsofa Bryan Ellis, 30. died "a couplc hours later" aftifterlying IJ-S. Embassy,sy. Sharafat Ahmad, a T h e y call It G lb b 's C ig a r S t o r e ...... ------A 9 sccond American In the den 30,of Mobile, Ala. In jn a 20 by-:i0 foot steel-lined roc that the ■. and Nazir Hu.saln, n em bassy, which survivors si the other trapped America:cans' and bousing adviser(>er, were also found dead B u s i n e s s ...... B 3 said was of EIHs bccaus 11 B2-5 Opinion...... 'A 4 burned by students running i luse was found in the "oozing -oo blood tjy the gallons” f ng through w arrant offlceicer’a apartment nnd he woi ' from his n ear the "secuie flown to the United res< he mob to , Two Moslem?m students died Wc“d- M a g ic V a l l e y ...... Cl Valley lifeI f e ...... A 9 -1 2 said he was stunned by-lhc v; rescub the Americans nnd oil e violence. States as sooroon as identification Is nes; ilher.w it- nesday niglit In a nearby hospital of O b i t u a r i e s ...... C 2 W e a t h e r ...... ,A 2 which also claimed the livesves of two complete. nesses said Ihe troops arrivedtl itwo (ull wounds suffere

> ■ 5k 51 . ' . . . . c A-2 Timoc-Nows, Twin Foils,Foil Idoho FflcJny. Novombmbor23,1B7B 7cdie in ei’mbass>v attadp k # C o nitlnued ti frompage-Al—^ em m enl a rc lookingg into the cffi- hours later.latc About 100 cars parked w as set. off,01 offlcials said, by falseilse clcncy of the arm y's res•csponso." outside‘were we destroyed, : radio repxports charging American:an Carter said the manain reason for Unlikekc Iranian leaders, Pakistan complicityUy In the arm ed lakeoverver ordering the cvacuatio:Ion was the fact President:ent Mohammad Zia ul-Haq said Tuesday/ >of Islam’s most sacredred that the embassy officNee building has he regretlretied the attacks and officials 4 shrine, the Grand Mosque fh Mccca.ca. been destroyed as we]veil as about 50 . of Z ia'sI's martial law government Saudi Arabrabla. living quarters In thee embassyi com- warnedd stringent s action would be Hummelnei and his staff, who wereere pound. Full diplomatictic relations are taken ogainslagal demonstrators burning given lemfm porary refuge In the BritishIsh being m ointained, hc sasaid. anddestrostroying foreign property, 7, Em bassy,:y, spenl much of Tliursdaylay The United States halas not officially. . _ • •■ji working: ouout details for the evacuationion advised ail Americocons to .leave- , -';.vj3 Of Amerlciricah defkindenls and non-on- Pakistan, bul the Stalale Department' WILLIAMS' 1 i&Uv’. , essentialI CIembassy personnel. said it would arrange flflighLsrortho.se CHlifOPRACTIC CHIl OFFICE In Wa«hL«hington, the State Depart-irt- who wanted lo go home,le. Dr.. Sp«Sponcor C, Willlomt. Dirocior ild ll had chartered a Pan’an Hummol said, “Weh:have announced , Americanin Jet to fly 500 men, womenion it is our Intention to• rm aintain rela- - NOV40W TAKING PATIENTS i Mon. thru Fri.?.* and childredren and Crowley’s body fromam tions with Pakistan." :oll for appolnlmoni 734-0500 Ralwalplndl Friday n l^t 1 (1010 Authorities shut dowi»wn schools ond *' ^ a.m . EST>T Friday). The plane was/as Issued stem wamingsfjs Thursday lo • laOEIm la SI.. '/.blockNol sch<^ul«lkl Itb aiTlve at Dulles A l^ori rl quell an^'Mdslemdenemonstratorsr KImborlyki Rd..Tv*ln Fallt' ■ near ashington al 10 p.m. ESTST Officials said the ttwin cities or I _ _ F riday. Islamabad and Rawalp:Ipindl Thursday O lh er Americans,' / spokesmana n rem ained calm, with trttroops posted on H oddingCtCarter said, are flying out by streets and the embassysy cordoned off. regularlys4y scheduled airlines, In Washlnglon, howclever, the State ■•"N O W 6 K N arerc satisfied with the concentrni D eportm ent said it hadid reports that a mOWA'D«l»IS-iraiKSD«rS-FI!lllArS and respo^nslbllity shown by thoJie crowd tried to march± on the U.S. Pakistanili government,”f C artor said.id. Consulate In Lahore! butI was dis- m\ J t ___ — by— secu r ity" r-foi'ccg—nnti------u \ ; army five hours and 30 .To" authorities denied a pararade penmit in AL«ERA— the 1 UP, m inutes to regain control of the situa-la- Islam abod for a m omororlal m arch foe AFAND VITAMIH STORE Pakistan hcliiiclic o p te r flic s a b o v e b u rnrning ' em b assy W ednesdaylay trying to disperse mob}b tlon tiolh1 we V and the Pakistani gov-)v ' one of the students killeded in the attack. ^W ayne & Joan Hill Local newspapers repeported 40 to 60 ,, . !'4Mll6 EistetI1iaTwlaClloeio3 persons were injuredI >when the dc- '* monslrators invaded tl:the LMnmabad OnKiiiilurlyltoJd . f l m a i D ^ c s^ compound and set ll abliblaze. Parts of nt Ib irnn c B lF S m i]------the S21 million facilityr .s.still burned 10 rPhone l 734-ALOE ByUmt'nJted Press JnteniaUoaa] NRC ch ief mim a y b e o u t H o l i d a y dieathtoH e 62 Today is Friday, Nov. 2H, the 327thth WashlngiIngton s ta r Service By UnitJniled Press International day of 1979\79 with 38 to follow, WASH I NGTON - TJ:The White House Is considerderini; __ Amid governmennent pleas for oil conservatloiIon, somfe- The mooroon Is moving toward its fln;tnt the rcplnccmont of .loseoseph Hendrie as chairm anI of tlie' A m ericans took< tto the roads anyway to share quarter. Nuclunr Rcijiilatory Commission.Coi Thanksgiving with t 10 iWantedl ith family and friends, but the fatality • The moinoming slars arc Mars, * 1 ^ ^ Roplnciiij’ Hcndriue is one of a niim lwr orpropojposals totalronbeJowestlr U.$. sn»#r CoJni4nt stimates for the holiday. Jupiter, SalSaturn and Mercury. I964t*arn*rIf bt’inn pressed to implement imi: the flndinjjs of5f the------The National Safe;a/ety Council w arned that froirom 500 to The evenienlngstarisVeniis...... P e v M .rs CanadiandlonSllvarCoInt rc M H Kenieuy Commission,n, whichv called for an overhaulaul of COO persons m ay■ loslose their lives — and anolheher 22,000 Those boibom on this dalo are under ...... Poy*3.37 lO'lo $1.001.00 1966tMr1lor the NRC for its handlli idllnj; of the nuclear accidenienl nl to 2G.000 m ay sufferffer disabling Injuries — on ththe roads the sign ofifSaglltarlus. S n i i ^ ...... Pov«S* P s y 4 x . \ ^ i | y ; T hree Mile Islnnd. in the four-day weweekend beginning at C pI.m..it Wed- Franklinin Pierce, H th president of O.S. SO''ASlo'<>•69...... » 1 J O ; A While rJoiise officfficlal said the m atter is up to nesday and endingIg ata midnight Sunday. the UnitedJd ;Stales, was bom Nov. 23, - Sllvor D o ila r i...... * 1 1I.OOaach .0 ■ i' Presicleiit Carler, wh.who Is scheduled to makeiko a The United Press*css International count at 8;0 ::i 0 p m . 180-1. ! statem ent on tho Komoimony Conimlssln's fliidln^s; ee.i a r ly (CST) Thureday wasC2trarrictatalitle.s.wa; ...... •OnUilsda date in history: U.S. C etd Coin* ; next week. In 1£H2,!, ivinR Day dinncnner tORClher In 14 years. ings in Pakistann Wednesday,V were set off[f by tho airmen am St AAll prico* erotoravorogo condlll7, aI hiblind World World II Air Foi the FBI identified thekev. ir-old son, W alter I^ e Kiilla,Illl of Americans were! rc responsible for the attackk on the I'l *^8, th pilot, and ills :i.{-yeiir-« :s as one of the Americans Bellendorf, lowa, were we reunited Tuesday, 1 M ecca mosque inn S;Saudi Arabia carried out TTue.sday • Jones j “ f c l IDAIiHO COIN GALLILERIES J ® from. unidentified gunnunmen. who comTimitted n suicide In the N LOCATION - > 3 0 2 M AIN I yoimf’or Knila said hche had heen prevented fr t. Jonestown,n, Guyana,' Peoples Temple tho past two years because ofoflhc i finding his father for tho • communo.!. I^ater,I. the final death lollII Privacy Acl. 240,000diiJied in '75 quake“ • In .Joneslowriwnwasplacedaton. The elder Kiiila saidi!d 'when he not a letter from i 733-8593 HOUID lin s 9 a.m . *5:30 p.m . Army Iclllni; of his son’^:)n’s'search, “ I couldn't believi PEKING (UPD-'.) — China released for the firfirst timo Thursday an otficiaicial estimate of the casualties?s coused A thoughighl for the day: Englishh and wrole l)acknsklnKt(IK to see my son." , by Uie cataclysmlie ic: 1976 Tang.shan earthquakeke on the satirical popoet Samuel • Buller said, Ironically, lhe elderler Kulla said hc too had Ih No.^Chlnaplain-n - 240,000 dead anil IG4,000seseriously "Great acliiclions arc not-always truec I------1------m istakenly listed a s killikilled in action durinji World W sons of greatcatandmlghty.resolullons.” Il.ln it the erro r was reelrectified. The official tollI confirmedCO unofficial reporLsLs earlier - nobert Kiilla relurnetned to the United S tates after thafhundredsofthf thousands" q O eo pie w ere ki service and married,I. HisII only son killed by ■ iTh*TlmM:N*wi - - the temblor that ix.,» ^ t ; ; : : ^ i > « t e t h o Richte: The fam ily was separ.->arated in the niFd^ioS.-ilina'i ter scale TWmiAUi. »AMO • a m i^ and had. an Intensienslly ot II at lls epicontete r noar cJ A,. o< C"r o-rf p R r W . I elder Kiilla safd t)e' laslla saw his .son nt a fam fAYNEWVRIGHT] Tangshan, aboul 100 miles southeast of Peking. ,tr ond Count* Ntwioet^t Dy'luoni funeral. <6C I0aidot,oCod* Ih.rido, tl, <)>|cpn fc'or the practice■ e o f said, jum ped off the Georieorge Washington Bridge Thuhursdny, - ; The 15 cither rcceivceived gunshot wounds or wtwere ' authorities said, "flVMAiir Care’■diology at theiriir n e w ' Injured as spectators trietried to flee tho scene in pnnlc.lie. The body of thele iunidentified driver of the-le-tnick, ,P-Enrm^ |Do.l,tl.nrf.,| J diiriny tho third quartoirtor of a game between tratradl ------ingdaie. Long Island;md; was not im m ediately recocovered. i m onth■H...... $4.50. office. I tional hl(;h .school foolbaIball rivals Woodrow Wilsonnand a “I'm still a lltUcfle shaken and 1 don’t rattlee ieasy •’ 3M0NTHSHS;.: ...... S13.S0 • Camden, said U . C harles LckLckowski, SO, several hours alafter he 6 monthsHS...... $27.00 Camden police saidid almut. 40 men, all apporcorent brought the rig to a halt in the extrem10 e riglll 12M0NTHITHS...... $ 5 2 .0 0 ^SPECIAL RATES • members of rival molor)lorcycle gangs, were takenI intoir eastbound lone of the bridge about 12:20 p.m. lUdaolat' 52126 S h o u p Ave.2. W. ! custody, Tho ParamuS, N.J.,N.J father of four said a motoristm< FORSU» SUBSCRIPTIONS CAll: ; .Jeff Ilurvitz. who wa:was broadcasting the gamele 1 for lold him he saw the tho truck rumble down thee 1bridge — • .loo, radio stalion WCAM. salsaid alKJUl 12:50 p.m ., "seveiveral without a driver be!behind the wheel and that SeveralSi • OR DELIVERY SERVICE OFFICE;E h o u r s , b y a p p o in tm e rit hundred” spectators began he. running for. exits alII Ihc I motorists reported!d s seeing the driver Jump into in the Auwh.> Woodrow Wilson stadiunlum and onto the playing field.lid. w aler. TOIrou FREE NUMBERS o nly r »gp»n Paul -l«nil...... •;•.}}>> ______- ______3]i.i»4— — - 7 3 4 = 4 8 8 0 l«»>—«o« ’ 04.tu t H ^ ^ g ) T O r /-- -Hr

Snolow flurries e:expected to ccc o n tin u e V Twin Foils, Burloy-Ru•Rupert ond wealher broadcasts bn l)cfore trav- Thursday T niglit for holidayay traffic Jerome-GoodJnfj areas:s: cling across3SS state o r Into adjoining eexpectcd to encounter somime snow Partly cloudy todayV vwllh some slates, annd freezing rain in northchern and scallered shovvcrs of rain ra In the Mid-aflenemoon temperatures for ^uthweslem s regions. valleys and snow In thee mountains.ni Thanksglv■Iving were slightly The conditions arc expepeeled lo Windy al- limes, U>wsws If) to 2T) w arm er than thn In the previous two continue c for several days, lonii;hl, Iliuhs today and!nd Saturday. days ranginging between :10 and 40 • The three to five day extended ex •jn to 45. .. and into theihe low40s in most areas. outlook O' In sbulhom IdahoI ccalls for Camas Prairie, Hallcyy anda Upper Burley reported re a_//|4 for the ' ;: pperlodsofralnorsnowSundnday and Wood River Valley: highest reareading from-tiepferHng------—Monday,N turning fair by Tuesday—-Ti ______Scattered snow showe:iwers today. stations Thurhursday. Nightlme tem- Highs H mostly in the 40s 40 and 20 > P E ^ ...... r Partly cloudy on SaturIturday and peratureswii were In the s to low 30s overnight O' lowr. in the 20s ex ]! exccpt In ^ ^ 4 windy at limes, I^ws In the teens In most areiroas of tho state. Trav- the tl e astern rfirt of the statelie w here and hlfUis from :i'i to 40, eler’s advidvisorles . were issued readings n wlillarop into the teens,tc ' Synopsis; Clouds hei'an I’ather:h c rlw over (ONAL WEATHER SERVICE fOREl>RECA$T te 7F M EST 11 - 2 3 - eastern Oregon and west(estern Idnho is.Fi5>*' 24 5 P A ^VILKi n ;j Thursday afternoon, leading le lo t e A ^ ' heavier cloud cover andId somes rain ' and snow showers lasl;l nightn as a h « I n tv rito ta fronl l)C}ian moving Inlo Inl idnho. ^ 'i B u rle yr iM ali all o f Ido h o fro m B urley, IdcI d a h o f Snow was falllni’ in Oregon On and et WashinRlon hy early evening eve and I ' l travel advisories werec Issued 1; for \, ( ! largest selecijction of IDS Books, B Supplieies, Tapes, : these areas and westerJlern Idaho. The traveler advisoryiry covercd «an^«*no» Gift:ts, LDS Manu(uais, "Pictures,i. Missionary' Supplies.: southweslern Idaho, Central Cer nnd , \ Northern Idaho. Snow Sn( w as LOtAHOii Also spreading into that areaea hy 7 p.m 0 Sunday ,Schchool, Relief Soociety, Mutual^aiPPrimary : .and expecled in the Pocaocalello and an d l Idaho F alls areas by midnildnight.The hiohot ti 1 Priesthood Su(uppiies. storm was also expectcd ted lo rcach ^ ^ NIWOKLCANt \*L*|«Ay| W yomint' Ihis m orning.;. BiBecause of LI resiiltlni' hazardous drlvii■Iving condl- C \ T T « ------( j tions. the weather servicii-ice advised \ nVJ j ^ THE T LARGESTr BOOK CENTEI^ IN ALL OF II motorfsl.s traveling durlniring the hoi- ' ^PllA» d sjixMOW _ j S Iday weekend to chei:heck wilh Am aulhorities or listen fc xow ATHCn rOTOCAtT 4> . • Food Storacage • W heat Mllills • Bread Mixlixers 37 .... Porilind. ort. 4] 41 .«4 Outlay 44 N a t i o n a l _ LoiAngolva 09 <7 44 ,0J Qoodino 4J ______^ Home Food Dehhydrators Mm ' MIfi Pep Louijvlllo eJ U .» OillL*k»Clly 43 » » lOinoFlll* . 3J AlUufiwtouo 4] JO .... M J.J7 S.nOKgo 87- 44 L«»II1on 43 Aiianl4 U ■ ■ Kss;... ” “74 ..., s«n Fttnclico &4 Sl SI .» MeC*ll • » Mll«tuk*(> ' U O-43- .IS- Ssallla 43 41 4, .49 Pocilsllo 13 Cniesgo ' M .U 33 .M Spoktn* 34 73 .02 Bilmon 33 CHiveiinS JJ U .30 NOwOrlsini n nro .... WiiMnQtOn ;S IS J | .... 0«".of 31 M OhlahomaCHy Sif ) WITH THIS AD 32 IVE 50% D.oMoin#.- 41 J7 ,83.83 Om»ri» 33 » T w in F a l l s Dol.Oit M 8J ,M.M pnii*a»pnii M «“ " I d a h o Mu Honolulu ejr 75 .... Pno#fii» ei 31 Ya*1srd«r 41 onthelie New Electric VtWheat Mill. Reg. Mm Pep LJ»tr»*r S4 now i PllllSutQn 44 41 .W I Potllino. M«. 4; 3434 .02 aoi>s 4] .n. » ... Normd 47 - ^ Fnaiiy;y,' Novom bor 23, 1978 Tunos.f\v:,-Uuvr:,, Tv.m F.ill:,, id,itio A-3

Inactiii o n o n ca s s a s sl i i n a t i o n r S t u d ys ! c o r e d " ^ itHACA, N.Y. (UPI)I) - The cliief acottsllcalcal lechniciues m ade ll possl)SS|- commiltce to say a cnconspiracy was assassinatitlatlnn. Ho alMi siitd a grand counsel for the Housew Sck'ct Com- l)Ictohcaie a r four shoLs being fired, Involved, Jury shoulilould l)c assutnl'U'ii (o 'h ear . mittee on Assassinationons is growing The com co m ittee compared tapc^ipcs "Il seem s to m e impciperalivc for thc evidenco.0. ! impatient with whal he says Is thc m ade ofif sholssl fired in various leslss alai integrity of the govornr•nmenl Ih.'jl lhal '•Thcenlienlire unll sliould he nivcii one Ju stice D epartm ent's faifailure to act on D ealcyPlPlaza to thc original tape andind, study be verified and thoth Deparlmenl year to cithercill dccide il Is |)os.sil)le lo the- panel's report on1 IIhc killing of Blakey said, s, evidence showed the of .lusticc make publicIc the i-esuils of solve the10 ca.sec; and jirresl Mispccl.s or President Kennedy 16 ye;years ngo. shots wer.•ere fired from' different loca[)ca- that verification." he sasaid. coneludolo IhalI il is iKiI Milvabh- ' G. Robert Dlakey. novlow a professor tions. Blakey rccommcndedod th e fo rm a- iR -causc! Ihl*Ihi; loads arc liKiold" I5laki:> . at Cornell University, sasaid the Justice "The accouslical ai study sittmldI l>ol>c lion of a spccial JusllciIco Department said, D epartm ent must veri:irify thc com- • •verified."i." Hlakey;sald, “Ifs nnl unit staffed by skilledd attorneys and "Theonl>only w ay ymi’ll riridlliiil (itil mince's acoustical teststs that Indicate enough simply sl fnr a congressiona:mal 2f) FBI agents lo invesligalc in lltc lodoit." thero mny have been1 two gunmen firing sltols In Dallas'ss Dealoy1 Plaza when Konnwly was killede d ... _ jt f l . ! Thc committcc ls.sued;d its report on ja the Nov. 22. lOft!. assjssasslnallon of ' C O N V E N Il E E N T - T g II Kennedy, including thithe acoustical S ■ lesls, last July, H I D A Y S H OD I P P I N G I I “Thc report was filedd In I the middle ^ s h o p p n g C m^ H O ' I of July wilh the Dcparlm'menl of Justice J j V . WITH CONVENIEJIENT I I and there were certain1 recommcnda- r ^ PARKING AND HOHOURS i I tions In the report.” Blailaitey .said In a A I telephone interview with th radio station g HOURS: --T ... I I \Vl i r in Garden Cily. N.Y,, N on Wod- » f l__ 10:00 A.M. 10 f.OOfJrt. DAIl>AltV I nesday. thc day before! the li If.th anni- J l SUNOAYS t4«on le 3:00 P.M.'.M. _ i I verearyof lhea.s.sjssiflaLI ■ "Tlic suggestion was. maden lhal the I 1 ~ - f i I— I dcpurtm enl should vori;rify thc com- I m lllcc's acoustics testsi that tt indicated ^ f I , there were two guntneiion in Dcalcy M • - . 1 » I Plaza and. after that lad ha( boon done, i rf. ! « - f l l I make a judgment as toto whal addl- ® I tional investigation, ifany. an .should bo UPI1 conducted by the departirtment, ' « J l I ; G eorge H ansen readfads notes in hotel shortlytly a fte r a rriv a l In T e h ra nI “It is my undcrstandlidlng lhal the S ^ department has been loclooking al and V ------studying the report sincecc .luly bul no f i ' deci.s'fons h a v e been made ni of any » kind." Biakov said. n ______: 0] I The acoustical tests> were made M Hansien triess hand ______I V____ • / 5 j afler Dallas police pr(x•oduced u fe* ‘i — cording of the shoolintIng made in- f i adverlcnlly when a polic■Ilco offlcet' in # ‘ S■'iMlnrk-S * ' .Orbtijiliia la b -B • 3 .iiri£i'tmu-7i • lotfjiM-n A I NtWhriu-I? •mOfnl- the president’s molorc.rcade loft n A •tnMJtari-7 • kilkrc-Z . Sn,{liir Fitrics, II m MMtat3iilv-S .Fa^lirkAITWfjif-0 •IkarrSlMs.O • Sscb-D M f in Irarnian criisis microphone open thatt transmitlcd ^ •aiaL I •HOrili't-M MlJtaMBt-a . o l t UKltai-2 i l b •U'tOMru-l]0 • m Mt ltd. - a , i)ack lo a tape al pollco he; • r-SHrsno-ti fi i # Continued fromipaqeAl p: hoped dialoalog could i)c opened lo seek a leadfjuartors, J •InrtiniMltrUdi|-'« •iKuffilKfAta-t •lifw-i-a • Mr. Ib(t‘i ■ M • niUaami«-3 i l solution lot[0 the grave situation in Iran, The tape was Ignored•od for many S •liiinjinn;fnA-B •IntT(MMst-V. brl .Itolci-i-a • OKIOn(- B • ■«ltr»tt'j-a jif called him twice. Iio has called her "Whal we w seem lo i)c cotifroniedJ years becausc of lt.s poor pc ciuality. • Ui'j Imfty • S S twice, she said. Mrs. Ilansiinson could not wllh Is he the polarUalionl'hal can only However, new develolopm ents in . .eIaborfllc*on the Jnformatnation Ute two ledd to hethe frustration lhal can i>ring exchnnned hut said fulfull accounls on the useleof c force." Hansen said. •'III ■ would be given on his relur;furn, wa.>;amlsliiislnke for the shah lo'comt’ lo H ansen is expected lo.fly fly b ack lo ttic Uic Uniteded slates for tntniical Ireat- United States Saturdayy anda lo hold ment. Ildo.doesn'l seem lo have l>cen a r press confcrcnces al that tha time,-his- wlsedeclsloslon.” wife advised. This wasas nol the first time Hansen W (^ The trip has heen mjmade at tiie has surprise-Ised peoplo ijy showing up In Hansen's own expensec andt Connie a danfjor spot.sc In Iho closing days of added, she hates to ihliilhlnk what the u,e Annslaslasio Soinoza’s regime in telephone hllhvili he thismIS month- Nicaragua,la. Hansen organized a relief United Press Internatloatlomil quoled effort to brlii>ring.food and other supplies Hansen a s sayinj*. “ Nooiiuone has a rlghl j„[o that counlry. cc He was a strnng m i ' to invade our emhassieses and, no one somozasupiupporler. ) T hei D ow ntovw n e r's hos the rlftJil to abuse our)tir people, hut waslillililnglon Ihc Hansen family of course this is a veryry fni.slraling hadatrndlllcillional Thanksgiving dinner situation."' without liiele headI of tlie household. Hansen arrived In Tehiehran as .slu- connie Hansen Ih said ll Was a liusy *■ dents holding ihe embassyssy Ihrealened ^av with ? HOLIIIDAY CALLENDAR Ih frien d s dropping in tolecause of his c W iKJingonthe Hot Cld. he cam paign trail but he had V 2 2 O' MoilAoll Cinomo 12:30 8 2:30... (dor or Hoi Chocola..- sorvod -1 against U It the trip in liienew.spapers. ^ Ttiurs. Nov.*• Only 50' wllh jpoctcjctol llekot from Downtown P.M .byty tho Fountoln J• • read about• .son.ll atlendiilg Idaho Stale Morci'ont , Attolher .s( y, was^in Washinglon for the OO Liqiili On ■ Party OoDownlown by tho Fou'iioin Kid's Motlovio* ol Moll Cinomo 12:30 8 2 no... interventi Fri. Nov. ZO2 KLtX rom olo faroodcQ Only 50150t wltll spociot tickol Irom Down’owntown t i o n J dcoit from6:l5-7;15 Morchanam O fjjanM uilc From MiMuilc Conior MOSCOW (UPI) - The Ajsombly Oi Codd 'Choir ond Inlroduction Ion indicated Thursday llh eof Soviet Un- rw rs of Mayor Loon Smll)>111 ll opposed any Wovioj at Mat! Cinomo 12:30> S 2.30...2 mililary Intervention by t n Llgl»r»On 01 6:50 ■Sat, Nov.24 SO^ with spocial tickc'l from Oo.vi)o.vniown \ W ly the United C inAHOIHO FIRE OPAL JEWELRY • ; iO P.M Sonio ornvo* by States in Iran and snid sm Firotrucit witti candvidy lor.Iho Kid», Until 9:00 ...M orchor would be “provocative." such a movo i.j^rvi.C'T'.-v^* V*?-' • • ' P.M, _____ :_It_expresscd Its viow In li c i-f an attack by Iho officialIn Ihe ' form of v « tKie'ieatlferm o an^ agency on reported Israelal Tass news ' Y AnlA*r '•Jiin^jiil. n -< '^ W E E K O F M CO Y E M B E R 2 SSth 1 THRU DEC!C E M B E R 1 s t n d v Intervention. •aell calls for "D elense Mlni.stcr Kzcr h as urged thc U.S.A. lozcr p r Weizman with an ultimatum nnd presentus Iran ^ OC K Idj MovIo Jo o Ponthor' Pc ol Mall Cmomo use mliilary V . iA l f2:30 & 3:30 , , Onli^. On 50' wltll spociot llckol 0 on Itio moll Irom 1 00 oCo1oio orr t-Hot Cidnr •i«.v.,ii a'lo O" ” » Movio Clocior Fox at Itio Moll ------should-use a(;ainsl Iran It Ihi Washington ® ' nnrOTTERY.ART.TOVS «} ■ Fri. Nov.' • P.M. by Itio fountoln3ln Only 25^ 12^3030 & 2:30 . . . Only 50’ wilh -.pi'Ci. Forcc and ships,,. Ihe U.S, Air' 9 ’ f*'*A n d M o ro A t T h o ^ fromn CDowntown Morchont'. - "S im ilar provocative ac , * " addressed to thc Pentagonadvice I was *n Israeli foreign ministeron by former C APRRICOT TREE g Dayan, who suggesteder i (Moshe) ^ U ,, p tto irs In th o ^ WEEKK O r DECEIWBER 2nd T liiau a t h Israeli m ilitary bases in 1 thc using the fP :anyon»ldo Btdg. & Sinai Peninsula for milthe occupied 2 n d A vo. W , a C r torvention. m ilitary in- 2 9 Kid s movio "Gloclorlor Fox oi iho Moll Cinomo wrll bo on ih<- mall 1:00 to 5 00 Sun. Dec*1*. C I2:30fi 2;30 , , . OnlOnljf SO' wilh spocial llckol Sat. Dec. 8 Sr.o”'ondy for tho kidi. Bring your con from Oowniown More and QolI f,pieiuros with your child. r i a C ' A M w i IT H U R S W ~ ~ WlIfBTCLOSEDi _ Hoi Chocoloto or HHot Cldor only 25’ . . . ' Kld'j MoWovie All Things Dftotil & 0<'nu Fri. Dec.' 7 S

M00E17O- ^ n ' Kld'j Movio "Intoritornotlonol Velvol'' ol Iho ( vlll be on tho Mall from 1:00 lo WINCHESTER ...... * 2 3 9 » » Ij I Sun. Dec.I, Id ^°ii Cinoma ol 13:12:30 a 2:30 , . . Only 50’ JSat. Dec. 22 brInQ your cam oroi ond lako' picturespici W 222or22-250 ____ wllh ipoclol lIcKol11 fromfr Downlown Morchont. wltii Sontinto and your.chlld. KId't Movievie ' Tho A Grool BnBrain ' at tho Moll Cinema 01 oi 12:30I V « 2:30 . . . Only 50' wllh special llchetket IromI -, ^ I^m in g lo n . S. 0 1 .- , Sonto on tho Mollill Irom 4:00 to 0:00 P.M. Ddwnfowiiwn Merchant. n Fri. D ec;:• C l Com erot woleomo,no. Hot Chocolate or Hot MOOCt JOO AOL oetuic OOlT ACI Cldor only 2S' (orv

R ug«r|orN o.1«a45" ’ LImltad quo ck o n h a n d J i f quonlltl*!. Subfect to stock m RED'S POST . ■ ■ J16SI5 TRADING IP S 4 « 6 S h o ih o n o St. S. ■ID*3S< y t O jP M f m c > fl - A-4 Tlmoa-^>-Nowa. Twin Falla. Idoho FriiFriday, N ovom t]or23,1979 > WlOi.iiii (•: [lou'.itdtd f'liMr.li.-r Vi. A WiUvDixicIs ; O.niT.il N.'illl..|i|) M.in.i.tii'ul ■I'ltit \Ed(£CMcsif

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^ NO W — B i l l a c G O o m p lish e!>s state^srgg o a l s ^ [jnlll w ours The River of No' RReturn Wilderness ancmd an valuable to inindustry and vital to:o d efen se; • addition to the Selw.Iway-Bitterroot Wilder:2rness cobalt Is usedi irin m ak in g j e t en g in e s, approved by the SenrMiate T u e sd a y an d expe and; process if the! lanla d w e re le ft u n p ro teclcte d now, products they need ara r e p ro v id ed for. M c C lu re ’s isecond main critiiticism of Per^c'rccnl properly tax initiative: landmark for balancince. It preserves Idalilaho’s wilderness openlened to m u ltip le uses. the large.st problem facing^ Agreeing lhal some of thclr com- Proposedtd recommendations, have Americanss Iis inflation. Inflation' is ade advocating deferment of uniqueness, demonsinstrates the love off the Adding McCliiClure’s amendment loLo the bill caused by < • - plaints a re Justified, I feeeel that rather rnaoe y dcflcll federal spending than lack of response, thehe lerm m ight 'T fi, lemcntatlon of the initiative, state’s citizens for IdIdaho’s untouched natuitural would have sto]stopped it dead in theI 1House of y Iprinl fiat money lo cover l«ller be called unfafavorable re- ftaK^WamI'am cr B ram m er. president of beauty and coupkpies it with econorlomlc - Representativesves, where the chairmc " c S 'iL ' sponse. Plus the fact thatat only or 4 of stale org! organization. sensii)leness. germane comn-nmitlee, Rep. Morris Itc Twin Falls go looking foe, those whose names ap(ippear on the Pro^salssals of this radicol change ; Udall of federal moniloney and add to the tolal ?n adopted by the Association - "Sen. James McClutJure. a-Republican. fouought Arizona, let itt bbe-known he would scscuttle the ‘ federal debt, petitions have ever sel foeroot inside City bl, thus causing moro Infla- Hall, except to pay Ihelrrwnlerblll.ln I ° ^ohoCoiCounties and h as the supporl the bill and character!eriz es it a s u n fa ir, , measure hadI ilit contained such anin am en d - f'»" ; al thc same tlmo they John Evans. This is In direct w cohie subj \ addition to mysdf, thehere arc two Goy. Johi The junior senatorlor from Idaho believe;ves a ment. ubjcct lo federal controls’ olhers of the City Council!il a l least Uiat countervenl/enllon to Oic will of the pe<^ and guidelln!llnes which the Supreme m m ersold. 40,000-acre area ridi.'ll iin cobalt ore shduld havehi The Idaho wwilderness bill was aab ly con- Court has ind • have never oncc in lhe papast two y ears - P'®- B ram m Indicated, “ 11 Is hardly lack‘ received a call o r letter frfrom even one Taxpayonyers who voted, for the 1 been open to possibliible fulure mining in casee; ceived and mamanaged and satisfiesJS Id ah o ’s line proccfccss for Ihe government to property tax limitation are regulalcthat of Ihc pelitioners sccklnjinc assistance Pcrccnt pro foreign sources are2 iiinterrupted. The meta‘tal is needs. lat which it .subsidizes." on any matter other thjlhan the LiD, being forctorced to provide financial, to the Association of Countics ' We have cc I which Incidentally was ninamed as one “ PPJ" >0 tt r come lo look lo the federal, Item to which the couruncil did not (s who are working directly a§ 'gn Robison governmentnt as thc provider, aU^o In the Legislature to destroy , — . ' cost lous, of\ respond. In reality, the1C councii an- J ^ ofw halever Is needful. ' swcred their requests1 , hyi dclctini! the Initiativeitlve, staled Brammer. , £ roperty Owners Association, The truth:h Is lhal the federal gov- about 85 percent of the1 coriginal pro- The- Propi scu cr portion voted to supsupport the acllon of Canyon ernment haslas no funds which 11 doesi posal, leaving only the sc not firsl. in s I to be installed which so1 rmany people lenal county property ow ners n some manner, take from ve filed suits in- Uiclr rer Brunec iw n fa ll the people,, A dollar cannot make the requested be done. Are wwc to believe '^*'0 *^ave au^sdoi icot mnyor Is spccflvccoucounties challenging the con- round tripI lclo Washington and back[ lhat a man wllh the title without shrinl going to be 100 percenlt Itavorabic In stitutlonalitjallty of cities and counUes ' • BO ISB— ltl)ec;imc;ipi>:iiparenl al the project Is notnol economically feasible If The Bruneau Plaleau proroject mlglil. rinklng in lhcprocc.ss. IC dollars lo pay membership roconl mi‘fHn|; of thc Id; his response as opposedcd to a m an '‘=lni5,ta « do Idaho Water apropo.sedlli1130-mile canal is built. The generate j some power. ButJt the power The Ihouglv B to these respective organl; iglit that thc federal gov- callcd city manager’/ 1 Ianirdly. to Mong to Ilc.source.s Uonrd lli.U the proposed nlternatlveeis Is to use. during the winter plants t would be pul in at cururrcnt costs ernm ent Is-wc wealthy and the cilies nnd 2. Econom ic comparls(ison: Salaries Brune.iii Pl;itcaii priijucl1 is In trouble, month.*:, GOimilesoftheHighlincCanal m several s times thc cost of UUic existing slates poverty state Property Owners Beyond that, the board: rcreceived in- . o fth e T w lniFallsCanalCo.TwinFalls F • < rty-strickcn Is a dangerous for current city manageificr and one ■ Snake River hydro plants,s. Residents illusion, Thc assistant (not five as somme have been Associationlon voted to provide financial form ation lhal .should .sllmiimiilato think- Canal I. Co. Irrigators have voted of c southern Idaho would be bo giving up times greater!ic federal'debt is many to offset legal cost^if thos^ ii)(’ about ruvlskm of thuJ StStale W aler against allowowing Ihelr canal to be ased • 1 ter than the debt of cilies led to Ixilicve) a re apj ' low cost energy for a lessercr amount of and stales con $(32,000. N am pa and Caisw eirs sK 'tMlied and others that may be Plan. for the Brunruneau project, Thc canal hlgliercostencrgj'.t .’ombined. II is difficult for le noar fulure. With the Brum’.-iii Platen the cilies to i have a m ayor (full time):ra„d'i;vo'?:ii ileaii project, com pany ilsonls< wants to build a power Rapid development off additional assistance 0 frmake a strong case for ner said thc time hos come } water would be diverteded from the . plant a l Milni from Ihe federal gov- time adm lnistrallve assistIstants, whose urammer ilner. Thc Bruncau P lateau . irrigated i land is u goal of Ihc suite ernment whei icecd that ot »''cn ourir celected legislative repre* | Snake River ;'il Milner DauJam . through projcct woulduld m ake that impossible. ' \ hcn anything the federal total salaries each cxcc W ater Plan. Al the time th(:hc plan was governm ent s hasatuli-tlmc scnta Ives:s iand thc governor musr> a canal or can.ils. Somelie would be 3. The proJiroject is possibly feasible t t spends musl comd from TwinFalls. Idaho Falls ha being drafted, Idahoans we asked lo pay a laxIX to support siblllty for problemspt lhal arc essen- 3. Political ramificationons: As police l"l*lalivc: wivi-ill nol be tolorated ana ------delivered tn nnotlier r>o.(KHi,(KHi acres or theyfeardra\rawdown of i'he aquifer. waler v projects. Such a taxax was pro- Ually local, V . Wc need to jiay our own ■ , commissioner, I have occaslnnaiiy c actions to0 iniinsure the successful adop= n ioreof de.serl land. Another problem,pn not discussed at 'posed 'p last January, one: additional way and set operations of the tax llmltaJ The problems wilh the Hruneau Ihc iKiard meeting, mi is thal soulhem r set the example by not accompanied traffic Officers of and | mill on everyone’s electricic bill. With requesting or taking federal money ipcratlve, Brammer said. We project include: Idaho farmerlers need better prices for current c rates, this wouldI i add 5 per- which a few s] patrolm en, • linowjng fullJll well thal v special interest groups in ihese officers have nolI been given led long enough. ' 1. Tlic w ater lo be diveiiverled pre.s- thclr cropss to^keep t up wilh rising cent. c Twin Falls h; 'ARDBUHLER cntly turns generators down have used to fatten Ihclr spcc);il Instructions as loJ ccertain Indl- iwn.slrcain on oncrgv', Inteliterest and olher costs- Falls the Snake at clj'bt dam s of the Idaho Liirge new irrigationin projects tend to ,, The Iward is beginning It! s al the expense of our tax viduals In town possible to Irrigate addll; 1 another. We are Irying to GORDONCOX Sun Vrillcy.y. IVei do have a question,. T w inFalls" Thi.s is a "cost” of the projecijecl thal h as Snake River.T. Their ' problem Is rising in ir the future — without 'IX'S pi rights of Individual w oplc Uiougl/ Wh.1Vh.m hos happened to the nol been considered litI 11the Idaho energy costs,:s. Bruneau P lateau might sidles sl in cither electric rales ■r forget this, UieXhole . ]|tUc6londU|i used to play the string Water Ilesoiirces Depaiiparlmenl's give them IQ.ssq.ss expensive w ater -- but -- - - • process?,K„v b a ss? W emlBSvatchlng m il her piny? -SlateScn%Kei> Robison,-E ijovernmentlspolntl®; , . jProperty owr» r i e r j > ------j e f f d e ...... calculatluiiaofcasUiandbcmjcnc£ttfc only by raisirising elcclric rates to all publisher p. .tid editor ot tIhc Idaho ADRIAN; DENTON ...... 2 . Kven i you It’norc thathat cost, the otlicr Idaho Po .NandDONNAARP) Editor. Times-News:-^- ."i1 ROGERV2R WINGER Power Co, custom ers, Citizen C ma/^lnc. Twin Fall: alls As one of the vice prcslcsldcntsofthe Sun Valle;alley Mike:e Royko lountryJ can thilank Ktliomeinni for scome go>od timnes ~ j (cl Chicago Sun-Tlmcfmca m arch off to) IrjnIr for love of counlry, dc department turned down tlthe idea. • I f s .said lha billions of dollars a year for I can ’t rem em ber wlien thisthiscountry d ’ll Iwlleve that th when they all rush t 1i that when lhe nhnh was b or the latest friends andd relatives, re then fled Uielr'< Tliey were afraid people woivould also running Iran, 1 in boom-booms. If hc had re h as had such a nood time,no. There's down to enlist.)sl,) fink fin on Armenians, Albanian; n. his secret pollcc force, li rem ained In country withUl billionsbl of dollars of th clr.; ms, Turks. tlieSAVAK, kil wwcr long enough. Iran mlghlm have wealth. nothing as Invif’oratinf’ as a good The countryry hasI even been cheering Grefcks Gr and dark-hnircd Ar killed thousands of people Americans whose views Ik lad more Amcrican-builIlll fighter And I can ui collective hate. And for thathat wc can President CarlUirtejg for one-upping the with wi winter-vacalion suntatans, and to hold dallyi Iwlhcred e him. They u.sed in understand Iranians be- ' )lanes than camels. • Ing confused, ' thank Ayatollah Ruhollah KhcKhoilielnl. Iranians by snubul’ngsn Ihefr oil before -*wc'w e ’d \k cheated oul of l»unty V executions nnd bring in cd, If nothing else, when'* ty money. Ihevicllm s'rel From our point of view - If wc all this country, \ Our students have takenody is v welcomes a greedy,:* Df exact numbers when skunk s being in chargc of Iraron, so long murderous ski flag. Bccaa'ieldoidon’t like lo feel left out of pollster po or TV man-on-lhe-s‘•street In- talking alxiut IJ skunk os Its guest, ( D ^ -t The federal fjumshoess -j arc out Uiings, I’ve beenbc( looking for a way to tei ;t lhe secret police force of as a hc Is our greedy, murderorous skunk, anyone realhcally believe thc shoh * lervlewer would ask m e howM'I feci, so a despot. But If you look at It from a rounding up Iranian Illegalsals like old- show m y d di ispleasure with the I ] canc shout that we should sei 1 an Iranian couldn't nd find skilled mcdlcal trcalT^ >end in the But whaleve;ver the exact death toll ppoinl of view, ifs understamindable that ■ m ent in Mexlc time dof'catchers. and only/a a ifew civil ayatollah. MlM arines or deport all theiic camel was. ll’s gene exlco CUy? W here do sick ; incrally accepted lhal a ssome Iranians might silltill hold a M exican mllllo lll)crtariansareprote.sllng. I almost aliaHacked a sw arthy m an I jockeys jo< or nuke the greoscbalalls! horrifying num llllonalresgo?) , ' “ •: grudge against thc shah. . Iranians in this counlry haveha been saw holding; up i a placard on thc Oielr gravesLimbcrof l» Iranlan.s went to « warned not to travel alone, Thc only problem I have Ixicause of their political After all, millions of AAmcricarLq ^ f COUTSe, I’lI'm not trying to excuse I nc, so they street. But In1 tho th nick of time, I saw he c In main- views is for seizing our embassy ; won't Ix; sel upon and thun(lumped by wasn’t an Iran•anian, but w as just pul- laining tal my anll-Iran fervor' alm ost froth a t the lips bee; ir'isthnll Andltlsalso don'l like the way Howard C< ; o ur people hostage. T hat I angry Americans. ting up an ’'op'opcn-for-lunch" sign on keep thinking how I mlghlIt tccl ir 1 our boy. WcIso p true that the shnh was d ? S t E F lag m erchants sny they ca ! put him In chnrge and on o TV. During Uie Worldd Scrie. No' Tv.in F,-»lli, lo.iho A-5 r a r e /A m eriic o n sJ h a te^d? E vents w on’1’t bring U .S . rre e t r e a t Why from A rab n:1 a t i o n s 7 s p p k "e ^ s m a n s a y s By GERARD LOUGH]3HRAN - ^ WASHINGTON lUPJ) - The Unli- ensure the; securitysu< ot ovir em bassies U PI Foreign Edltoilltor J M H I ed Slates said Thursdu’lay thal llie around tiie_• world, wo NEW VOHK — Bet\V(itween their I events in Uie Middle Ki!^asl will nol . "Hui we‘‘ dodo nol Inlerul lo wllhdraw turkey-and pum pkin pie,!.'Americans I cause the United Slales “ tol retreat or or rutrera-li:li trom t) our resixmsibllUtes on this troubled Thanksgl Day I, to retrench” In the Mosleilem world, or or from ouririloslltoii il( In the w orld." • may have wondered wlwhy olher I . anyothcrarea, . ' countries seem to hate themcm so much. I ! State Deparlmenl spokesm i an ' Ht! .saltltl thal t lhe l;niled Slates :C hants of “ Death to CaiCarter" and L ‘'Ilodding Carter, rcspondl,dlng to tiues- continues; lo lo believe that the vast ,‘‘Down with A m ericans” setseem gratu- I - tidns about the future coi.ourse of i;,S. niajorllyof of all noveninienls in the ilbusly crucI to a nationin of( proven I policy. said.."We are obvbvlously con- , w'orld.ltitendt'nd tw.provldc p n ’lecli'.'n for-...... gbnerosUy whose commitimitment to I , sif t}tthe West as I A C I TFY IN T H E U .S.S . H A S they perceive It — rich, hedonistic and Insensitive. I A D O P T EED A CITY MI A A N A G E R ..... T h e o il-p o o r c o u nit tr r i e s cnslonbfi^ ■"aidJWllh-strlngs Is a n extens FORM l O F G O V E R NNMENT. i ccntury colonialism, a sortsort of Coca* ! Cola Im perialism dls'missivsiveof-thelr culture and traditions. '4 " ''CO'STSTO Analysis K E E r The oll-rlch nations believe be the ^an t oll companies, as rcrepresented by the United States, millmilked them m ercilessly ovor the yearsrs iand OPEC NO • has given them a chancee tott turn the WmW VO)TEl tobies. UPl In the Islamic world spispecifically, Outside ^ the U.S. embassy;sy th is w e e k Ira n ia n s senTeamed death to Carterr aa n d th e s h a h there Is a growing sense! of national- V . 2 7 t h Ism andsoif-prlde, fueledJ byb; oil mus- M oslems worldwide. wo. Invariably im- VW ashington's policy declsiislons have fromtheirowi3WI1 countrymen, TUES> D A Y , N O V cle, rejection of “weal?"k" Weslern pUgnlng AmAmerican, and somellnics ddirectly opposed the wlshiihes of mu- The oulloolook is cloudy. While Pre.^- ideals and political slsuccesses, Israeli, mothotlvps and actions. He has JiJorilics, When those policlIcles failed. dent Zla ul-Iil-IIaq of Pakistan o rd efi. primarily the ousting ofif America’s / named Is his own envoys in other tlthe anti-American backlasash was all public whlpplpplngs for offenses against friend. Shah Mohammcimed Reza Islamic courounlrles lo spread his tlthe greater. morals andd 1Khonietnt perm its .sum- Pahiavlof Iran. message. Two Tv such holy men were s and cNecutloiis. ihere is 'MANAGER tccnlly from Bahrain and . The United Slales'supppporli-d tt.1- ‘ DON’T CHAANGE OUR CITY IV The blrtii of Islam’s 15tl15th cenlury expelled recc hated An.aslasio Somoza Inll TNicaragua H'llc hope thallh: .•\nierica's message of has coincidcd with-the cremergence Kuwaltforth•thcirdlsnipliveacllvltlcs. " lliimli<.Tto |X-'™iial rre.’reedom will gel a .sane FOR^:M OF GOVERNMEMENT religious influence In “and to a lesser exlenl from obscurity of the heholy man, Iranian r ivnilor. liolli "• Hthat Americans will lie las reached saturallon point 'Romero Carlos of El Salvj Ayatollah Ruholloh Khomtjmeini, who P akistan has now deposed, hated any les‘ proved h»couId publicly hunlumillatelhe and cannoiI beb disregarded In consld- - all-powerful United Statestes and got ering the attjattacks on American balid- Ferdinand JMarcos o( the tl Philip- ^■ ay with it — at least up tolonow. i Ings there3 or( the spread of anil- ppines and assassinatiIte d P ark "Khomeini Is nol a hot-eyedt'cd m adm an A m erican prolesls p: lo Turkey nnd CChung-hee of Soulh Kore; nlso re- and his influence Is cxlenslve;lve. '■ Bangladesh,,h. Cicelved <|ualifled U,S, backliking despite ! 'He Issues frequent cxliorllorlatlons to In areas olheroll than the Middle I''ast, slsignificant opposition to< IIheir i o o :e I Christmmas Special...... 1 0 % o f f 1,2001Iraniarn studei:nts fac( on all Books inn £ S to c k , deporttation; manyvwill resjist [day " & Saturday Onlyyn/23ajl/24 1 i Doublo si&H a i G ro o n S tam ps ^WASHINGTON (UPl) -— The ad- crackdown 1b because of concern lhat foiiiid f< lo be deportable I'laveI'o agreed to “L. ^ - rhlnlstcalion said Thursd.nyday 1,250 of potentially y violent Iranian do- sign sl a statem ent consentlniing lo'Ieave to y a w/oy o i Plans \/iP'/. th e 'flrs l 10,200 Iranian slisiudenis to monstralionsms in lhe Unlled S lales' the H counlry voluntarily, comply wllh an order undnd report to might endantanger U.S. hostages l)clng "I don’t know whal lhe: iiinterpreta- I FRIREE H lion of thal might be." Jer\ M Immigration authorities are altendlng U.S, colleges r------' l i i e program began Nov:ov: 13’when and universll•sltles full-time. \vhlle'.i,250 Attorney General Bcnjdinlntnln Clvlietll w ere found lollobe“deportal)le.’’ gave more than 50,000 Iranian Ira stu- He said ImImmigrallon officials slill dents 30 days to report to:o Ihelr 11 area are checkinging documents and school . Ihimlgralion offlccs und: provepr Uiey records perlarlalnlng to anolher l.loo of al'e In school or facc duporlatrlatlon. the Iranians,IS, ‘ President Carter orderdered the Jervis saidlid so far. only l:i4 of those ^ 1 Saudis rregain mnosque JEDDAH. Saudi Arabialla (UPI) - incofflns. itwilM asth ellt^tritlack un llie Saudi Arabian troops Thurhursday sur- Khrinolii-l,(XXl000years, rounded a handful of)f fanalicai Inside he the whltc-stone, Iwo-stnry ng some 30 shrine - he the point loward which the ■ ^ r i V I Moslem gunmen holding ■ illesl shrine, world’s 7003 million n Moslems lum tn i n * postages In JVlccca's hollcj ! llmes*'a day — the gunmen attacked two duys earllcrorron the MOO prayer five Hi ^.. f c y ______4 ^ jfflciuissaid. Clashcdwith-th-worshippers und sccuri- .1 I I birthday of Islam, Saudi offl< 0 attackers ty forces andmd took on undelermincd ...... Between 200 to .SOO ; -I I ------i t stormed the sacred mosque]ueat Mecca numbcrofhosiiostages. m. during dawn prayers Tuc:Tuesday dis- — i.. ■ J J i' ■ ! guised as mourners andId as Saudi a I : i r K ■ national guard.smen. Saudiludi sources A I ■ \ . I said. iUCTION Since Tuesday, mosl of lheIhc gunmen , ev ery Saturday , I i Identified j>y officials asIS ^Saudi na- ®' I ' J - II 1 tionals — have been arrarrested by ]10 A.M. r .H governm ent Iroops and mostlost hostages , released, accordinvg loD JSaudi In- W o b ujy. y , soil and trado. formation Minister Mohnmrimmed Abdu ^ M —' Yam anl. • About 30 hostages and a numbern of OlirlAKE RIVER k ) —s n gunmen, however, w ere sVll holed up a i i r In' p a rt of lhe mosque, Si-ldt.ldi Foreign AUlJCTIONCO. TVlinister Prince Saud a[, , FaisalF bln - Abdel Aziz snid. Secmil Hand Store 1 . Saudl iroops with aiauTom ^lic f t huge rcclan- Oot yoiyour coM ^monts (■ weapons surrounded the hu( i / f t J aLC| t . ' -1 - gular mosque and guardedcd cachc of ils In oarfy, 5G doors. For m«moro Information a p The gunmen, believed lo belong lo 733-7754 , g an Islamic faction proclainaiming their lead er lhe Mehdl, o r Messlalslall,-carried 2 0)99 9 4th Avo. 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m ■ J t / ' COUPON f f l I iJi’i jg g c d b y h is w ife , J u d ithh . a s h e a rriv e d T h u rs d n y ir/dBiscuu i t s I L lo y d R o llin s is h ugg >untry Stylo Or Buttormllk.Ik. 7’/>< oz. H S p e c i all l T h a n kLsgiving j f o r r e l ee a s e d h o^stages By Uniled Press Inteintematlonal which featured fe; Imported turkey, For Judith Rollins.1. 1Thanksgiving pumpkinn and a mince m eat pics, day festivities were memore than thc At Plynlymouth. Mass.. hundreds of . Withouthouti Coupon l 4 ler 69' H traditional turkey andd titrimmings. It New Engl;iglanders came lo participate Coupon Ciplrai J H wns a lim e to give speci;cclal thanks for In tho public pu foasl at the coastal ■jovambaf 24. 1979 H having her hushand backick home. com m unitinity where the Pilgrims J M rs. Rollin.s' husband,md. Lloyd, was establishei;hed a colony :JSa years ago. AOMraons^MM one of i:} hostages freed;d ffrom the U.S. B u lasn:sm aller group of native Amer- E m bassy In Jran.' He wawas the first of leans fast'QSted because "Indians have the hostages off the U.S. U.S Air Forcc nothinglo lo be thankful for.” COUPON mercy jet al Andrews AiiAir Forcc iJa.sc For Rotloborl Kulla, a Robblnsvlllo.: in Maryland when ll arrivednn Thurs- N.J., manian, the holiday marked thele day morning. firsl timne e in 14 y ears he had Thanks- I Rollins headed home0 to Alexandria, giving Jlnnerdin with his son, whom he P a p e r T o) v w e i s I I Va. to his two cjaughtersrsandwtfe. c who believedd was\ killed In the Vietnam 11 I n B i i [' prayed to Jude, her patipatron saint for war. I Hi Dri B rand. Jummbo bc Rolls. H her husband's safe returiturn. Now. Mrs. Kulla..57. 5^ a blind Word World H Air Rollins said, she willII prayf for the Force pilot, pile and his :!3-ycar-old son remaining -]9 hostages.;. W aller LeeLe< Ivulla, of Bettendorf, lowa "I jusl pray that Sl.L. JJude sllll has wcrercunlunllcil Tuesday, hlssneoherson. I've hadlad him running A reunicnion of another kind was held ail around heaven for me.ne,” she said. when several soi thousand persons I W ith Though Ihe return of Ithe hostages gatheredd inii Cincinnati for tho holiday, gave the holiday spccialal rmoaning, thc But thiss group{; was more Intent on P C o u p o n L festivities were temperec:red by tho con- playingthan thj eating. Coupon 59' 'tB \ linuing crisis nt thc cmba;ibassy. . The American An Contract Bridge ■ ■ R in H P resident C arter celeb:iebrated wllh a League's's “Fall North American Coupon Expires feast a t Camp David with^ilh his wife and Champion.*on-ships" was In thc middle o f '' roupon daughter Amy. but he stcstayed In close Its 10-dayly sessioni and il drew several J touch with his foreign poipolicy advisers thousandd avid bridge players who for developm ents In Iran.an. preferredMl to have cards rather than In other parts of the0 cicountry, holl- pumpklnp;npio on their tables, day festivities proceededlod In the tra d i- And for. for Bernadette ..Gunter, o f . tlonal m anner. A 50-foolfoot balloon of W ales Malilalnc, Uie holiday was time to Kermll the Frog dominnInnlcd thc 53rd thlnkofas]aspecialblrd. annuol Macy's Thanksnksgiving Day The bird, blr her doughnut-iovlng parade In New York City.ty. pigeon Pete.Pe Is missing and even I J I Thousands of miles awaiway In Peking, though Milrs. n Gunter says she had a lot Jello GelatiiH n 1 m oro than 50 •AnWr'lcani:ans cclebrati^ to be than:lankful for. she added, there I Flavors. 3 Oz. H Thursday al a dinner partypai given by would be"'e ''‘extra blessings if Peto Is on Choico 01 Fio< U.S. Ambassador Loonarnard Woodcock relurnod,"1,"

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: BUHL - The pllphone Iwbk calls It w wa anted tf." said Billy Baggs, lUihl 1^ J ; "G lbbsC igarStorc;trc;" farmer, far and Gibbs regular. Fan H r ^ ' The ow ners callII it an "old-time pool couplcs coi on honeymoons; mm F , " haH," engagemeni ent ring was bought be : The regulars somom elim es call it "the of of his t generosity, ^— offlcc,"'asln."ni&II see you in tho office' "People just paid him-biic! in the m orning." expectedCXI to be paid back bul he never Gibbs — beer■ bar. b; sotln fountain, chargcd ch: Interest," Bnggs.said. ; sundries store, wlwhere seniors con- "Clint Faux was the fiiiust irman in , ^ ^ | ! " ; grcgnte and outlavHaws retreat — has Buhl, Bu Idaho," announced u cas' ■ ■ been In Buhl aboutDut as long as there's called cal Iluck. who spoke wilh ci -:.v t been a Buhl. tiontioi born of experience and an ; “ You w ant lo Itncknow anything that's ter-hunting ter six-pack. "I got Ihi In jail onco. My friends comee lotc Cllnl going on, you comeTie lo Gibbs." asserts In. , - . . - M ...... /I one custom er. AI fefew have done that and am said wc need to Iwrrow SlOO i ^ ^ ; , almost every day/ fo:for the last 20 years. m me e out. He gave it to them ." Uy other ; The snooker tables lab and plnochlc accounts nc« that practice was n( tin- gam es draw the old-timers.olc Tho pool common. coi - / u ! tables draw the yoiii'oiing; Off Ih a corner. Faux’s F quirks created the otic com------broad-bellied cowb(wboys gulp.beer and blnationof.qualilles.UiaL bln make-ike_Gibbs ______• study their pokerjr hands.I Teens buy unusual. uni Hc didn't like custom tu . , “ old-fashioned soflft drinks < at the an- hang hai out endlessly al the bar: " liquc soda (ountainain: a dollop of coke ered” ere he called ll. So he never hi ; syrup and a fizzz oof.soda, nednecks stools sto al the counter. Nor does ll andlonghalrsbrowjowse ot the magazine resemble res other local bars; IhepI !. well-lighted, we not dark as a caver ; J l f : rack slde-by-slde. : A ceiling fan, omone of the tokens of When V longhairs (and wc days gonC'by, hangm gs silent aI>ove the started sta popping up at Gibbs - ! counter. Nelda IReynolds, Gibbs' 19C8, 19C a few old-tlmers complaii lo I r ' ' ' present owner, is often( heard to re- Faux Fa about il. "Well, lislen.” hhe ' ' m ark she wished1 slishe had a penny for said. sai "I've W w n Ihese kids ;Cvery 10 tim es It’ssspunaround. s[ they the were babies. How can I’1 put up with troublemakerkers. Gel K - • Icc crcam sods^r^nd plunks the fees —too.rowdy too and you're barred. frofrom tip for the card gamam es in lin plates. spot. spc Many an oslntcized kid wtfli mp "G ibbs basicallyi hos hi been run alwut begging bei to the Faux's house,, be iK-cn j V - m the same forever,”•."shesays. ! "being "b« banned from Gibbs was.‘as w()\i.‘ "Forever" goes:s tback to 191G. when lhan the being banned from school,')ol,'-.xa7s' . » i i f l ' J : James Gibbs, off Ll Ulah. 'ftpencd up a a a now r grown customer. Once:e \V’hcii a c ig ar sto re In Buhluhl. When he died In youngster yoi was causing a ruckus, ri • 1935, his widow ran rai the poolhall, an Faux Fa brpke it up and ordered himhi unusual occupationlion for a woman in jusj jus sit down" on a bench. He those days. In 1938338 Gibbs was moved about abi his business and an hourlour ' down the street to0 Its11 present location. hc hc happened to notice the kid \vj 918 Main. In the; lalate '40s the Gibbs' meekly me silting there. ; son look over the'business, bu but ho was Though 1 nover a m an lo joinn n ; ashpyxiatcd by a1 snsmouldering fire scl club, clu when Faux died 500 p when he fell asleepep \while smoking. young yoi and old, turned out Ito Cllnl Faux, who]0 hadIi worked on and funeral. fur The town's baseball dla off a l the store slnc

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^ Continued frofro m A -9 . 1: Giib b s vc«VC* r K- "1 grow up In hero.”0.” siiii^kiggs, and hislis wife occasionally bring intn As regular as cln;lockwork, one tell a la1 lale or rib their neighbor. Or v; now In his HCs, "Myriy dad usod to their 1 mile daughter after a 'retiree Is dropped off■ff byhisdaugh- Jusl sil>11 I in the chairs along tho wall, ^ brinfj me hero.” Heie setss his beor ballgonam e. "You just have a dif-if- ler and spends hisIs morning al eyes onon other games or on nothinging )'r down willi a thump.). ""Thai beer is ferent it}. group ot different tim es of Gibbs. A

IV ByLlancClorfeirfene Green i H r n used psychodram alic tech- 37 ©ChlcagoSun-Tlf•Times nlqucs lo[o t demonstrate what she called •f BUFFALO GHOVE, JllJll. - I f s the adapting.ig. She pul a chair In .thehe ' ^^Grcal A m erican D ream(1 —- moving up. middle ofof the circle of women and •t Famillos move up asas parenis ] got asked foriDr a volunteer. >betlcr jobs and they moynove to bigger a worn;iman named Kay raised her 2 *homes.>-lo m ore cxpenslv.slve cars, to a hand andnd stood by the empty chair, cul of m eat, It haphappens cvcr>- She was i s asked lo pick oul mentally ■ T tS S A ' • • "nday. Many suburbs areire notable as uie fourr ( or five people she missodI’d ]fcrossroads for familiess onoi Ihoir way most fromom the lasl town sho had lived ; ^ p — thal m eans familieses \who move. in. Kay dldid, nnd put chairs near the 7; The Chicago suburl).•I), of Huffalo center oS.of.the circle, each one repre- ’f^rovc Is one of many subsubtirbs across scnting oione of her past friends. A ^ ' y h o nation Uiat is greatlytiy affoctcd by volunlecrcr was chosen from the group ■ ^ r — r r : .corporate comings and goigoings. to represei ffi isent each friend. 1. Whal does this highlyly mobilei life- "Now, t; talk lo your friends," Green E ■'■style do to lhe quality>• of bl .\mcrlcan said. "TelTell cach one how you feel. M 'r 'life? Answers cam c In intcntcrviewswilh Wliafs sjspecial alwul each. What N I ' H ' l W TAvlves of upwardly mobiliibile corporate didn’t you/ou like? Why do you. miss *' men. a psychologist andid mt em bers of • h er?” -— 'rthc Ncwcomcrs Club—-all-iti'-Btiffalo al ------G reenI'carofully 'c gave inslructionr~Is K VGrovo. and Kayy rresponded. Within ;^|nutes, 1 '' In many cases women■n t;talk publicly Kay, aa newcomer to the H - H ■'jiboul moving fam iliesIS to( advance nelf^ilwrhirhood, rverc candid alwut the! problems pr at- these momom ents can bo carried ovor toto ■ B lf f iif B H g ;tached lo uprooting JatJamUles and anewlocaicalion, "W hen we feel rooled, l i f f i f R M K .'movitjg lo new cities. One n e woman, ' for we have'C energy,” she explalnedr"— ' H b w IM ■;fexample. said, “ Before2 I lefl,.I.snld,- "Thcrofonore, il is ncccs.sary to do ■ y B i K ^ood-by lo all my favoriteIte tspots. '1 Jus^' Ihings ovciver a period of tim e that will ^ook lhe car and wont from fro place to crealc siniimilar social environments, ■fclacc, absorbing il.a llI f nurturing,”nt HUH I'Mwinning Su|ip^rsetfron ■j "T h e kids w ore hungry hui and ■■That’s’3 whol you have to do.” screaming. Tho cats wereere eating the agreed Kat'ouou how1 em pty 31-yeor-oldold housewife who has lived in .....^ihat house looked. And thethen Ihc mov- Buffalo GnGrove for three years; before 'S u rv/ey ey results available upon rcqueuesl. Write to GTE Markclingtg Services.S . bhi dropped the piano dow(own the slairs. arriving , lhIhere, she made four moves Empire Drive. Gardcnvillc Indususlrial Park. West Seneca NY I il was a nlghlmare." with herr family wilhin six years, * That's Just one story, 1There were "You haveiv e to reach out. The Now- outers like 11 a l Uie meetingting in Buffalo com ers CliClub saved me. I jusl knew I1 G rove. The women shared•ed their expo- had to getet 1Involved. No one is going to f iences and m emories, thelheir fears and come to yul moving,ig, and w ere effort, you’,ju ’ll be alone for years." aided at this particular nn ITTIE 1 m eeting by a This is Gi iJMT” : Gryglas’.second tim e around (I I|r.-|'|.il1,ll[),,t» ( I psychodramalisl. In Buffaloalo Grove. She and horr llV V m Rlvka Green is a psychcchologLst who husband chchose U Iwcausc they likedcl ■ \ A j | •iO O "-', Im 'j .,.. td i; '. has specialized in psyijsychodrama. the people}lc they met. And lhal in­ • which is the acting outJt tnf roaMifo eluded thithe church they. Joined, , r. < I . • situations as a tool for• d)diagnosis of parlicipati(atlon In church activllles Is 'I'Oli problems. She has spccpcclallzed In one way mmany newcomers establish ...... { ^ psychodrama because shshe feels 11 connectionsons. helps participants rovealeal thoughts. And com onnectlons bccome the key • Itu n il '.'Ml UHi She had been a.skcd to comcimo that night word for• s survival to many middle- :::: ...... 1)1,tM n I(-IIK,|,- luti.ih] , , lo the Ncwcomcrs Club to I .,,1 ,tu lu l.-.l ' V to hcl{i find a class nomamads. These are not casualI ^ lj way for UiQ 30 womenen to’ speak connectionsins; most families say they ^ J- honoslly, perhaps for thelie flrsl llmo, liavetobewe worked at. about their feelings towarA’ard relocat- Olhers-:-odmll lhal continualJ inp. iransfersI ddo crcate some real pro- From the sound of ihiIhings, they blems wllhliIhin families. The Shohow kase Burllu rlo y / needed to. M any of thesi.'J womenw< said ‘‘There’si’s a great deal of anxiety: BlocI they hud barely gotten theiheir washing Involved w cker Furniture . Greenawalt'sIt's wlUi these moves,” soldI 22313 2nd A vo n u o E ott machines Installed, Somene hod been. psychologlsigist Hdrold Leo Appell. "And G aylan GrG raham TV J c r ^ o Burlurioy Ihere two to three yearsrs and were il can hit aranyone. One of my potlentsI • B lu e LodIng plane, froze020 and lumed around. Th«le Showkase Early Discoununt R upert Reed Applianceice& Radio Shack Kotchum HalHalloy ay.Novomtaor23,l979 ' Timus■Tn)3-Nowa.TwirrPall3.-tOahoA .-ll -

‘tw in j j fa lls S W l M i n e r all l o il h a b) i i t r a p p e \ i t i I * (Newspaper Enterprise Ise Association) system elleither, but small amounts off it tlon. he might Ik* able to avoid miner- .u. Dear Dr. Lamb, are andJ tltho part that’s picked up by My father lias empl by aloil. If he ha.s enough blbulkinhisdic-t. ^ mphysema and the clrcu'culatlon lodges In different•nl particularly cereal fiber>er lh;il absorbs ^ * lakes one tablespoonI ol m ineral oil organs of the body and sets up an % > ' a every day as a laxative. an mt^isUire. Diis may help■Ip to solve iiarl ^ ve. He finds that inflam mTiatory n rcnclion in that area, of hlsprol)lem. it the ...... If he doesn’t he become;mes constipated Mineralral oil may also interfere wilh * T and very short of brealh'llh when he goes the absoriorpllon of vitamins and miner- Meanwhile. I hope yiyour father is * I to th e bathroom. . als. Flnalllally, tt can create the sociallyfly doing everything he cacan to help hi.s * I recently saw a TV program in em b a rra s em physem a. That itielu'ludes not using ^ •assing problem oflcakiige. w which a doctor said thatat continuedc use I underJerstand the problem you'rer,. any cigarelles or loham.•fo in any form, "jj \/est encd I of m ineral oll would co;coal the lungs, explalnlnt:Ing aboul. your father gcUing Obviously. If Ills lutig flfunclioris were * •J6 My father’s doctor saidaid ll was okay short off I.brealh because of his lung improved, his brealhle:lessriess would ^ ■ The M ode ltd. •X for him to use the mine ,j,l be less of a problem du ilncral oll. Now disease andar the need he has to avoid litirlng t'limin;i- * deparlm enl store I’m confused. Is theie mineral oil difficultI elimination.e To help vou ini„ “ <>»• harm ful to his lungs?.' If so. Is there thls area,:a. I’m semlingyou The ilcallh * olif blue another laxative he could cou take thal Letter nnum ber i:;-!i. I.axatfvcs,*1' D ear Dr. Lamb. * would nol bo harmful. Enem ass and Suppositories. Oilier Is ll Inie lhal drinkingig un.sweelenetl * , grapefruit juice aids ti -— DearReader, readers; whow; want this i.ssnexnn-Scnd In d ieling iiy * calisliig-thr-.=;tWiraVirT7lo'srirm k ;inil * I’m not fond of tho mintilneral oil habit. 75 ccnts5 in ir chock or coin wilh a long, a t J ------1 ___I^presumc lhal the TVV pprogram thal stamped.; suppressing appelile? * - — l ai k ^ : S - m a d. self-addressed envelope for * you heard referred to the;hc possibility] of It. Send youryo request lo me, in care of DearReader, IS Inhaling som e of the mini * nineral oll. Any this newspi-spaper. P.O. Box l.u l. Uadinin Unforlunalelvnol, • •Jf p sm all drop from tho backick of the throat CltyStaliolion. New^■ork. N.Y. looiu. As\s You may thlnli lhal gr;irapefniil juii-e * . ^ ^ that is Inhaled lodges in in the lungs. If you see frofrom The Heallh Leller. manyly tastes prelly acid, bul that's ll nothing ^ enough lodged, you coulduld have a form laxatives!S should nol lie used on a compared to the amountnt of acltl your # •Jl of oll pneumonia becauselUse m ineral oll regular bn:basis. own stc(l from1 thell digestive programII loI Improve lils bowel fiitic- I.-- (iigeslivepi'dce.ss. * arrives toda * Santa ai ay'in our ml a a l l ! I * A t Wit’s EndE sp eticial s

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® Chicago Trlbubune* for three! yiyears J am getting marriedled wheels, sleep with/ilh a woman whose troubles New York News Syndldicale. Inc. again. I'mm 38 and Bob is 41. Il will be Me? I give my preirescnls to thc ore worserse than yours.” Please pay DEAR ABBY; I'm a :i3-yoar-old his secondid (tim e around, too. (His wife■Ife hungry and ill-clad of thIhe world. They special attentionalte to No. 3. unmarried woman withh -a :il5-pound died last1 year.)y< We arc crazy aboutDUt don’t need to send nme thank-you problem: ME! each other,cr. and I consider myself thcthc notes, ■ Weddinging bells In your future? 1 haven’t gone back Ilo my home luckiestwoiwoman alive. -M IN O RtiTY U IN CALIF. Whelheryoryoour lifestyle Is bridal gown town lo see my family liIn four y ears , Now thehe problem: I have never/er CONFIDENTIAL TO0 ’‘TROUBLES o r blue jeaijeans, Abby lays It dll out for bccausc of the way 1 loocwk. I've tried been ableie ilo sleep In thc sam e bedied GALORE IN PITTSFIEIELD, MASS.": you In herlier booklet, “How to Have a every diet you can name,le, I WHS down with anoth')ther person. Don't get mene No ono said it belter!T th an Nelson Lovely WedWedding.” Send Sl and a long, to 155 once, bul 1 got dcdepressed an wrong; I amar nol a cold, touch-me-notlot Algren: "D Never playly cards with a stampedd (28C cents)' self-addressed started ealing like crazyy and£ gained;, type womaman. I love to cuddlc. andnd m an nam ed *Doc’; 2) NNever cal In a envelope to Abby: 132 Lasky Drive, all back in six monlhs.>. 1 wanted lo lovemaklngIng Is very high on my list of place called ‘Mom’s’;; : 3) and never B everlyH'Kills, II Calif. 90212. Vw' commit suicide. priorities.>. but1 1 simply cannot fallali My friends and rcUilatlves hnvc asleep if someonesor is In the sam e bed. ■ ^ leclured me about my w(weight all my • I lold Bob Bol wc would have to have - p life. I've always been heaeavy, but now twin bedss ffor sleeping, and he.said. I'm hopeless. I've even hthad strangers “No way.'. I have to have someone lo M(B^_ com e up to m e and tell meneI have such hangonto1 whenw 1 sleep.” a p retty face It's a shame I'm1 so fat. I know ycyou can’t settle this for us.IS. \ - -— ____^ 1 haven’t had a dale wlwllh a man in but I Juslt vwant to know If there arcTC ^ , five years, ll's ImpossIislble to find other marri'ounotesrMay'l“ n ------have decided to accept thiIhemselves as present a mlminorilyoplnlon: they a re wlthoul npologl:Ulzing to any- How doD yyou fancy being put on a one. Is there really suijuch a cliib',’ d u lyllst: Where is il? Il would behtheaven to get D D u stvVenetian e blinds, : M R.[. /AND MRS. RANDY GGOLAY together wJlh other fat pc(jcople and nol 2) Polishih silverware.s . feel like a freak, 3) W ritec36lhank-you 3( notes, -FAI\T FRANCES Do youI rtreally want a hypocritical A Mecham-Gola]b y DEAR FRANCES: I chlAecked It out leller fromm a; teenager who was glued K tion was held In Ihe church and there IS such an orgar:anlzatlon. It’s to his chairair by parental command?J? R JEROME - Jill Uanninn Mecham A reccptioi ■ou so much for the beautiful•ul 1 jy, both of following ;hcthc ceremony. called thc N ational Assocl>clatlon to Aid "Thank you and Rondy Lee Golay, jy are a legit- SCARF, Just Ji whal I've always Jerome, exchanged weddeddlng 'jtews Renee Mol:lobiey was the organist and Fat Americans Inc. They Im alc, non-profit organizeization whose wanted!" Ocl. 20 In Uie Unitedid Methodist played the: gullargu and sang, ' purpose Is to help fat pcopople deal wllh Oh, It'ss noli the gift — It’s theiic Church wllh the Kev. RiRay Wright Galen andnd Michelle Golay of Flier, nephew andid niece of thc brldegr««)m, the many handicaps ammd injustices generous thought th that Is l)clng nc- officiating. knowledged.led. , Thebride IsthedautJiteriler of Mr. and carried gifts,[ts. they facc dally. Ide's aunts. Mrs, -Robert., For Infonnation aboutIt the chapter How muduch Ihouglit did Aunt Betty '3 m . Mrs. Charles L. Mechamn JJr. and the The bride hal purchase of perfum e foror ^ Mr. and Mrs Phillips ofr Spokane.Sj Wash., and Mrs, ' • nearest you, write to: P.O. P Box 43, put Into lhal bridegroom Is ihc son of Mi lie !rome. William Farls Fai of Salt Lake Clly. jf B ellrosc, N.Y. 11426. Plea;;ase enclose a her lomlmy»y niece? Or lhat purple Robert V. Golay. all of Jeroi orSu9ie-who lookfrhldeouiHn-in— ^ -thc-tTridc's— served—pun>unch- and__coffee___Mrs!-----_lJDngi—stmnped;—?elf-f-addrcsFcd— swcHler-foH ------yan —Marlc-Mechnnt:-t^ purple? AurUml Betty was Just thinking sister, was maid of honoDnor. Brides- Law rence Golay C and Mrs. • Robert envclope. ! Cummins Whllmore,, auntsa of the bridegroom. And please let me heaear from you that givingng is "the thing lo do" on nvalds were Cathie < certain ouc:ecasions. And all sho reallyly WJlllams of Lof'an. Ulahlah; Juanlla scrvedtheci!cak e.’• again, Frances. I care. DEAR ABBY: After belleliig divorced did was groa.se ^ the commorclalal m . ' M i Mauldin Golay, sistcf-ln-lIn-law of the Special guesls gi were the bride’s bridegroom , and Ix;s)le JevJewell Duvall grandparenljnts. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. MR.M AND MRS. JAYTII oCBolse. Hailey Oyler wasas fflower girl. Faris, formem erly of Jerom e and now of - J. Arlz., nnd Mr. and M rs C, best man, Scotl Jacksonson and the L, Mecham71 of o Jerom e, Creams create prrobiems M r . a n d IM4rs. Jay Tilb]b y bridegroom's brothers, Gat degroom's parenl.s hosled a NEWYORK(UPI)-SoSomeone who beach. \ A sunscrecn preparationin BURLEY - A parlyf for1 Jay and Ward, 40000 So.£ 200 West, Burloy, to Statellnc. Nev.. and I^t dinner at Ihe church , come a regular p art of your Ite Ihcir 50Ui honor Uiee couplecoi l)efore they leave on, s(jrved as groomsmen. Ry u.ses over-the-counter• blcachrtw should be'cor ir Mary Tllby to celebratt ) hall on Oct. 19. glmen, Haberman says. MeIe wedding anniversary and an to honor a missionlto tol Billings, Mont. the bridegroom's nephew. creams may be trading’ frecklesi or beauty reglr age spots for new. skin proi•oblems, says also recomn'Timcnds reading thc use andid them going on an LDS ml;nlsslon will l)c The coupUluple lived In Jerom e County rCiglwarer. Followingng a wedding trip to Ihe ars, 20 of them on a farm 4 b. Phillips, cous- Pacific coasl. c Oregon and Dr. Fredric Ilabermalan, a de- care brochu:hures that come wllh tiiele held here Sunday, The1 couple< c e le for 30 years, 3)cborah and Chrisla Phi: products, ing annlversa* m iles northrth ofc Jerom e. Since IMO they ins of the bride from Spohpokane, were Washington,3n. the couple will make rmatologlst. b raled their 50th wedding Haberman says^ all such house, hosted have farmedmed west of Burley. candlellghters and dlstrlbuIbulcd scrolls • their homele north of Jerome where Habermnn says tho u;use of -Mich Ideally, H h ry Sept, 21 and an open hi Ihe skin lo products shouldshe be used wilh a de- ' al the reception. Golay is far:farming wilh his father and preparations exposes Ih by Uiclr children, will be)c held from 4 ^ ^ilbv'ilbys also served another' nd untimely rmatologlst';St'S supervision lo preventIt to 7 p,m . Sunday at the i ;The bride's gown was; m.m ade by her she Is a regi;•gistered nurse employed al severe sun damage am for the Mormon church in ovcrtrcatlngIng thc skin. Iheir daughter, Christine m other. St. BenedlcljId s Hospital in Jerom e. dryness. icChclscj-.-im London InnI974. IK , To prevent such damnnago, he re- Habermanlan Is a clinical instructor of)f South325Wcst, com m ends the use ofr sunscreens dermalologl:)glst at Uie Albert Einsteinn P rior to lhat, a farewellcil testim onial Friendss andan rclallves of thc couple when you're going skiinfjng or In the College of MiMedicine in New York Clly. will begin at noon a t the; IPella Second a re InvlledKl to attend Iwth functions, C raft fair a t H a n s e n HANSEN-The Ladiesis Auxiliary of homemadelc 1Item s ranging from Jewel- the Fraternal Order off EEagles will ry and quiltsills to Christm as ornam ents, sponsor ils annual CraftL FiF a ir on Dec. Food and soflsol drinks will be available, 1 from 9 n.m. to 5 p.m. al the Eagles Anyone inteitercsled In displaying and Lodge. 222151SI. W. selling Ihelriclr crafts should call -123- T here will be a large assortmentass of 4854. r BENMNEm i m W o o l w o r dC j = r ...... GL-\SS &■ XftAnk Vou. America. r*COI.OI) n / o r . i!\iN T rP o r tr a hits AN ID a- l l S e aiso n s S x l O C k i l'or o P o rtra it AU 1 4 ^ RINIG ,Sprin^' AtJ'ag^ges~welcdme - M J4(~, . . ,• ->■ ^ < ro > ^ b a>ies, l ^ aduiis, and famUililies. Choosefrom ourseselection o f scenic IVE ondcc' color backgrounds. ^ K . - . ■’/I select poses, and ' W ? ( a ] ^ - ruional portraits m i odditi wiUbtbe available with j H no ob.obligation. Satis------fixtioiion always, or your mone,ney cheerfully S u m m t^ refummded. T i b per sitting. No B y c/»a/g(rge for additional up subjects. Back- m groun,unds may occasion- 1 ^ ' allychchange. Remember, - - W A childndren must be ac- o o mipanied A by a parent. 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/ e s $ 2 nm i l l i o n t o L e b> i a n o n - TTunisia fUPI) - Arabb Organization, Palestinianan guerrlilas stop” ’usFng leaders Thuihursday papered over theu Under lerm s of the; agreemenl. I.*banon asas^a j platform for launching frayed edgesnes of Ihelr lOth summit hyy Arab states wlil provide U'banonIa witii attacks agfnigfnst Israeli and cease an- i promising, $2 billion In aid to war-tornn $'.2 billion In aid over the th next five nouncing guguerrilla operations from . I^baiion, theIhen dashed for home beforec years to l>e spent on the! hbaltle-weary Beirut-werwere ignorod. the conferen-ence unraveled In furtherr south. A rafat, jovial jo under tho ginring controversy.iy- The Palestinians als tween the government of ol Lebanese g V ylFIFT SHOP I bnrn ;cent developments - the President Ellas Sarkis and a Yasser « U.S. Cm bass'issy takeover in Tehran, the; A rafat’s PLO - a coi:onfllct that B •Handmadmadc Iiomsa Spocinlry' M on a mo.sque In the MoslemI erupted Into a shoutingi match be- g »Bar&loD)lo DollFufmi Ll io_& Cloihos S ____ ; -----huly—city—o{-o£-Mecca_and_thc_!:oilI__ Iwcen-Uic-lwo-al-thc-'• < conferehce a •Aigahnsihns and Oullio w >sue, W ednesday niglit, . , ■ i ORDER:R Nnow FOR CHRISTMAS | lUglit to resolve it.s l>lggestt ••_Uolh the IxibancseV and the H headache —- \whal to do alwut scarred1 Palestlnians expre.sscd reseservatlons" 3 HIghwciw a y 3 0 & C lover Road fi __South—Lcbanilanon--—_by_a_prom lse- of—f— abQUtahc-rcsults.oLUit.si:sum m il.-ono^g_F||or^ir^d. 326-5901 I — m ' UPt m assive nidid to lK)th the Beirut gov-- confercnce source said. Syrian President2nt Hafez El Assad, left,. a n d J o rd a h ’s K ing H u ssciiscin at 10th Arab summit{ • emment andnd the Palestine Liberation1 Lebanon's demandsIs - lh a l laClMBXSSCEaiWEAEM&S Israeli ocourt potfstpones THRIEE ELEECTRC ONIC f r w " n ,, ruling otm deponNation ■~j T T I JERUSALEM (U PI)—T-The isracli seventh dayly of( a hunger strike staf-cd JJ o..• ov. ,S.,xX. / \ Supreme Court Thursday’ popostponed a lo protest hislls Imprlsonmcnl. in its l2lh G>AMES»IN Ol»NE \ ..o®ov. ; ■ ruling on Israel’s order: to tc expel a day. leading Arab mayor (roirrom the oc- Shaka’s lalawyer, Felicia l^nHcr. ‘ cuplcd West Banl< and reJecjectcd a plea said she hadid noi choice but to bring the Handd Held : to release him from prison.n. case beforeire the military appeals .. 1 ^ Throngs of Arab and JcJewish sup- board, possibsibly a s early as Sunday. If yor Bassam ll rules again:linst Shaka. she would have .j porters of Nablus Mayor ALL:. STAR BASEBALL batMJING CHAMPS s ShnKrttngw^the-courthouwuse-^lurlnp— thretrtlayi-tof'tO'iipjjenW trthir^upremc Conipulu)luf'wntrol!etf-pttr»w»-lo»l ------praetico hilling iho' eoni- the Judges' deliberationsins In w hat Court. batli, &loilow pllchot, rlghl ond loll pulor'svo> vorlod piichot. S«o on Ihe •' Israel Radio callcd the■ ir ! “Wc have/e no trust In this military curvoi . Show* runnufg» going largo di«iditploy scroon whol kind • tional outcry ever to disdiBrupl U.e com m lltee I aioundI batat.b Evon hat a tiool olhlltoryii>f youoro. .cv, • • but we must go there ^ 0 b o o loalto uro con Irel buMon.' ; solemnity of the Suprem e Co : . otherwise we will lose every thlnt*. and ■ A smaller group of antl-iU -Shaka de- wawant lo lose," Mrs. Langcr , . monstrators hurled rocks)CKS at lhe — n-Tiisu------C J) I mayor’s backers from bchl«hind police STAR CHASE Suggested ReRetail $45.00 I barricades lhal kept thele ttwo sides Chief Justlistlce Moslie Landau, after • imllc CSB^V CMtiilltd Ov i II&I Bahnken-Disc< <8Z) fpONAS apart. 90 m inutes•s of deliberation, voiced Ut utKi ifdi irn rn v d xafiicy. icount-$35r95^ a m I :: • The Ihrec-Judgc courtt rrefused to support for)r the government's argu- A (« SidId al TM a c t Alp't ta iiUrnjt C hristm as heor lhe mayor’s appeal anand delayed menl thot all other avenues of appeal W m a lsjuittlicratiTii. iu their decision until his easerase is heard first must>t be e.\housted beforo S p e c ia l...... by a military appeals tribrlbunai - a Shal?a’s cas(ase can come boforc tlie- move that would put off aI finfinal vcrdict Suprem e Cou’ourt. for al least a week. Thoriic mHitary Israel hasIS ordered Shaka expelled >88 Addison Ave. W, ... appeals court wns expcctedted to rule in becausc in1 a) .private ponvcwilon . favorof expulsion, i with an Israsraeli general Nov. j) he Twin Falls The court also rcj ectcdI an appeal lo allegedly exjexpressed sympatliy for release the mayor from Ranlamle Prison Palestinian1 guerrillak strikes against DAI SHE 7 3 4 -7 4 0 0 , Famous-najline brands at'tlL'^UfDBM"'Llhi prices near Tel Aviv, Shaka, 48,3, wnsv in lhe Uie Jewish stastale, - — s i r

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"And’i ’.l i i i l w hal to do iibout an cstl:!Stlmaled half they’re rigl•ight." million C.'imlxKlkin rcfuf'cugees who ap- Another.•r reason is that •the Khmer ^ [Miyenlly do not waiU to0 hbccome ref- Scrci arcL‘ stillsi bitter over lhe shelling *>' lii^ccs. of one of theirtill camps by Thai artillery : Inlernallonal aid ornanl;animations and • e a rlie r this th month. Still lo be Thai novcrnm cnl officialsils w ere all set satisfactoriorily explained, the shelling to fv acualu about 200.000W C Camlwdians l bobe a rd b u s e s f o r rc lo c a tioion i but many more othersle rs r e fu s e d to leav e refugees as their manpower Often criticized for not I) are reluctant lo let them go. (or the Influx of rcfujjees so are a fraid that If the ------hndia;—relief-officials— i" rcfugees”~ICavc;—th c“ in-;' jyaluiatinf’ ihcmsclvesa7'o'n® 1:’ ■ ■ “ C h i n a : V i e t r i a nm killed ia m i l l i o in G a m bl c o d i a n s - lal aid agcncies will stop prepared (or as many as p g them with food and m edicalll , PEKING (UPI) - Pelt’eking charged bitter attaiHacks, charged lhat "duringing troops from Camlwdla.1. ‘’The a (fay. 1 } Chinese side should give up' Thursday al an angry s(session of the the past year,y( nearly 1 million Cam- version of the anyHlusioi pAlwul -1.000 poopie. mo;mostly lhe d- im- According lo his v( jsion aboul using these negolia- deadlocked Slno-Victnairim peace talks bodlans hahave died tragic deaths dur-lur- m eeting, given la te rall la • news confcr- tlons lo w dbrly and ill. children antand cxpcclant Aidofflcl.Iclals say they have no inten- 0 weaken Vietnam’s milllanl '■ thal nearly I million1 Cambodians Ing ruthlc:iless mopplng-up operationsons ence, Licm told thec Chien.se that solidarityIty 'wllh Cambodia and Laos,” ' , mothvrs. were cvaeualedlied from Ihe tion ol cutting cul ofl supplie.s lo IJie fiave been m assacred by)y Vietnamese andmassai ils Invalid and Lfem said Imrder camps Wednesdajday. Bill how Iw rdercam s acres by Vieinamesc troops,ps. "allcmpls to use this aid in his speech at the meel- imps. ^ troops. Al prcsenjcnt, millions of poverty- lo Interfere in Ing.' m any more will com e oul)ul was highly -T h e wh 'ty- • erroneous resolution lc whole pictufc will change); But Hanoi once againn rejected thc slrlckcn ■ peoplepe arc struggling on thethc the affairs of Cambe Vietnam uncertain. I if the Vietnam ese decldc to lam chargcd once again thal qvernighl 1( *; U.N. demand lo withIhdraw from brink of detdeath.” doomed to failure.” "th e Chine There are many reasons,ms, all of them attack thehe camps." a Thai source hinesc arc mustering troops . war-ravaged Cambodia, The charlarge of 1 million dead first plomal charged along the ciynplicated. for Ihls situsituation. One said. "WhiiVhen thc shooting starts, rst The Vietnamese dipk he SIno-Laos border in pre- Thc Mlh se.sslon of the1C pence lalks was madeidc by the deposed Chlnij-IQ- that lhe United Nalioiions has m ade paration foi Iwoad I'auf’e explanationn Is1;: the make- they'll slai n fo ran allack ." itarl coming over by the Uial have dragged on sln(Ince mid-April backed Car'am bodlan regim e of Pol Pol=>ol many "wrongful resoluilullons’’ during China did 15I o( these people. Aboultout SOO.OOO In thousands.”Is." 1 did nol bother lo hold its usual IndicQ lcd increased lens.iislon between before thele IUnited Nations Nov. ll!, Its history, He cited Uiehe world body’s news confei tMjmbcr. they arc crowdjwdcd Into a Until lhalhat happens, relief officials inference: • the two communist nei|eighlxirs. But Viclnamcmese Chief Negotinlor Dinhnh long recognition if of Taiwan ns China’s d siring o( camps north ofjf tthe frontier seenocausiuse for worry. "C ertainly we i’s delegate accuscd Vietnam lH)th sides agreed to nicecel again al a NIioLlem.in. at the closed meeting in thehc "China," the sendingif of U.N.„lroops to of sendingIng inI 300,000 Vieinamesc sel« lolvn of Aranyraprathct. don’l wantnl lo force them to leave,” form er Austrian At - Emba.ssy, again N. silencc over tiers "to a to a coalition one official . date lo be fixed later. lln Korea in 19‘>0 and U.N. a annex Cambodia." At the ’ Yhey belonj'. loosely, to ial said, "On the other hand, goialor Man blasted the[he Nov. 14 U.N. resolutionon the U.S. involvemenl In li the Korean news confc of groups comlni' under• ththe umbrella we want toto make sure that they can• Chinese Chief Nego )nference, Licm rcjccted the > Nianlong. In one of Pel’eking’s most calling for withdrawal of foreigngn War. charge. organization callcd KhnChmer Serel, leave If ihey:iey want to." which lilerally means1 !■I'ree Cam------hodia. Somotiines callml-Icd-lht*' "last ------stand of Cam bodia’s mldinlddle class." /V O ID yI o u k n o w ------they roject both thetie V ietnam - ^ 0. explorer Zebulon Pike ICE HARDWARE’S WlWe’ve Got . | controlled Phnom'Penhh ggovernment In l»Of>. . I PRIC 4 —U ■. and lhe murderous Khn\crner Rouge led sighted thelle H,l00-fool Colorado Rocky by ousted Prem ier Pol Pol.Jol, ' M ountain1 PPl eak lhat b ears his nam e. TheTl Best Unlike the emaciated.d. 1scrarcerow In 10201,. tthe fir.st assem bly of lhe I :!iv.{X)(i-odd K hm er tlougcuge-conlrolled ' l*eague off N ations was callcd fo o nler I • rcfunees who enlered ThThailand last In G eneva..a,.Switzerland. ' SelectionSt : ; month, these people are compara- Jn li>". dem<■ onslrallons broke out I lively well-fed. One reasijason Is that, near lhe U’lWhite House as the shah of. ( f f We’vf’ve Ever Had! i : I nnllke the Khmer Itouge.ge. Ihey have Iran began:an an official visit to (hc mm c f f ; mil been fighting the Vieiii::iiiiamese. 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WASHINGTON (UPI),) — Joan Vance told thercleasedhostagcs.the , — Walsh of Ogden. Utah, and 12 other However,. heh said. "Our relief thar “ hostages released for theie 1U.S. Em- you are safefe is1 muted by our concern bassy In Tehran, Iran, stepstepped of a • for your colhollcagucs that remain (In plane at Andrews Afr Forceree Base this Ira n ).’’ morning to Join their fam'amlllcs and Vancc, spccpeaking on behulf of Prcsl- friends for Thanksgiving. dent Carter,r. told the freed hostages M iss Walsh, 34. was greetected by her the U.S. goveivem m cnt "won’t rest until family, which flew lo WiWashington every • one of of your colleagues stand - meet-hw.-The-plane.-whlclhich carried . safely on Amemerican soil." th e ' released hostages frefrom West Iranian students sl still hold -10 Germany, scl down on Amem erican soli hostages In lhethi U.S. Emliossy. a t about 8 a.m . MST. Miss Walsh[sh had bccii_Tehr.in since "W c’rc deeply thankful thethat you are May, She .vas waj on tem porary assigh- m home.” Sccretary.jf Stalstate Cyrus menl with hethe Foreign Service Offlcc. I

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approvv e c o n tt r a c t I ' j - OAKLAND,Calif. ( U P D) — - The new BART manianagemcnt, under severe H contract between tho Bay AreaAp R apid criticism beciiccause or the system's R T ransit D istrict and the UnlUniled Public costly operatlatlons, rejected a union B Employees Union reducess Uithe gener- dem and lo ppre rcw rve a clau.se provid- B ous cost-of-livlng formulaI thatth m ade lng cost-oMlvlliving Increases In dirccl f r BART employees among the nation's proportion withwit government figures. ^ best-paid transit workers. . T hat had mcaicant raises of as much as ■ After rejecting the sameTie package $2,000 a year, ' ' B four days earlier by five flvi votes. Under thee inew formula, workers llo.. resident shovels snouo w d rifts fro m t h e r e o f o f f- (Jpsday directors of tho l,200-membraska Icil The blizzard tlial struck the[le Rockies dents and llvc.stcc.stock were evacuated. unem ploym ent benefits ruIiruled It a the settlement,ml.” said Paul Varacalli. Bul 1 blowing and drillin;ing snow m any holidayly travelers stranded. anand Plains covcred cars wli:4lh moun- BarllesvilleIc pollccp< Lt. John Evans strike and denied ^nefltsts lo.unionI secretary oft L Local 390 of the United crcated cn hazardous road condlidltions for cIo.sed buslnessc!sscs and brought all bul tatains ol snow, stranded molori.sts. m said the w alcrcr level lc had diminished to workers. Public Employ'loyees Union. th«the southeastern part of Soullj(h Dakota e.ssential activll[vUlcstoaslandsllll. is(isolated cities and parnl>7.cd■d industry 11 feet byThur.scursday, Forrester — " H a wv a i i a n TT r i B n k s g i vv i n g e n h 0 , wllh the slaitalc offer- areas lo avoidold Health Department. turkey and beJC grateful" on Thanks- in^ing S190 and the union denemandlng citations, Saving\our faninland giving. Gov. GGeorge Arlyoshi Wed- S2-1S2-10. Subsequent undisclosc(sed coun- Although plckiilckels carried baseball ■ nesday night; aiannounced a tentative tertcr-proposais were m ade l)cllelore the bats and golf clulclubs at limes, only two nm es-N ew s WashingLington Correspondent report' points out ththat. "In some areas long-term lo agreem enl InI theIh month-old slrlke by . agiagreemenl was reached. serious incident:Icnls of vioIcncc were WASHINGTON - "M an IsoiIs only seven Inches away fromom availabllilyofwalcrfor for Irrigation Is qucsllonable.le.’’ 7,700 public blueluc-collar workers, "The settlemcnl Is a compnpromise," reported duringlog the long strike, stajKratlon," is an old adageI'e thatt has regained currencyncy Laying oul the specticcter of diminished water susupply /or Details of the two-year agreement EpEpstein said. "Neilhcr side golg what witU' the trend of prim e Amerncrican farmland being put1 lolc Irrigation, the CAO0 report r says. "When groum ind wntcr w ere not annouiounced, but Henry Ep.s- thethey wanted. But It Is an hohonorat}lc S 5 l 5 I S j 2 v noiFae'ricultural use. ■____ levels decline slgnlficj[ficnnlly, Irrigators have to uiuse more tein. slate dinllrcctor of the United selsetllQfnent for Iwth sides. It-is estimated that betwetween 3 million and 5 millionilon fuel lo pump or littift thei ground wator. If thele decline Public Workerstrs union, said the union - " ‘ If il's any consolation. IIthe . a c ^ of..U.S..farmIand a ^c urbanizedUl or used for.olhcrher , _ ■ becomes severe enougi>ugh. or fuel priccs rise high enough.lter - negotiating con:ommilteo -will rccom- errernor Is a very tougli bargalnei non-farming purposes each yeiyear. will bccomc uncconomlomlcal lo Irrigate and lhe lanand would m end ratlflcatioition. I Bob Taira, the slate's chiefff hegotla-i With farmland protectionon bills moving through the likely revert to lessproductive proi uses," ' The rank-and-nd-nic will meet Satur- tortor. called the agreemenl "the "t hap- House and Senate and withh a presidential study of U.S.J.S. In other words, water w; shortage, like urbananizallon, day morning toloworkouta v ratification picplesl pre-Thanksgiving propo;30sal faijnland under way, Ihls seen«em s to be one of those issuesucs rem oves farmlandsfrom fro productivity. schedule, Ihcthe union and the slale neg' th o th a s become hot in Washing[lington. ■Well over one-halfIf oiof Oregon and Wn.shington’in’s prime ‘'rm especicclally gratified ..th e . souldagrocio.''■ Sot . So. too, in a recent KingIg (County, Wash., election in farm land Is irrigatedllcd, and five-sixths of Idodaho’s Is agreem ent coa;omcs on tlie eve of . . 1 Though the National Gua which a sizable majority vots Il opmcnt in some partiarts of southwestern Nebrasaska will e m o rc a m e a hhalf a l hour later at a news sorsome places forced lhe stale0 tot stagi; EiGN cunncNCv dca(.crs farmland on the'WillametteJttc River halfway between!cn causc w ater level Jeclines deci of almost SO pcre CCouniy. three lim es. cios([osed lhe public schools ^ J am es Jeffords. R-Vl., dW Rep.Rej R ichard Nolan, D-Mlnn..0.. Wash., decided to pursuirsue fitter trying other avenuesies. a fter five days anand forced supervisory W , wait rec^Uy. reported oulit ofo the House Agricultureire Thc_ administration':on's kN.itlonal_Agricul[ural_il-Lands personnel loempinpty bcdpaijh and serve y a “ ■Corilmlllcrk andi will develop no new daJala, Uul When the strike•ike began, UPW Unit 1 TA m aintaining a U.S. fannlandand Inventoi^. as a Generalral ‘ It will address one questjcstlon which hns not been nns'iswcred: members, whoI mmade an average SIMO Accounting Office report concommissioned by Magnusonion How much farmland1 mustmt the U.S. m aintain? Settiitting that a month, dcmanlanded an increase of r* 'M ints out. Titled "PreservingIng A m erica’s F arm land —' A goal would bo one of of the I mosl significant agric ^ WORLD'S PASTES-ST HAND POWERED SCRM l ■Icultural $350 a month o\over two years. The ;CREW DRIVER jJ -coal the Federal Govemmeiment ,Should Support." thehe tasks which tlio Congrcsjrcss could undertake. govem m enl ncpnegotiators countered pj

S l a i n u n cd e r c o v et i r a g e n t ivorried iii n l a s t d aa y s I : p I n EDALE/ Wyo: (UUPI) P — between the eyes>-cs early In the morning MO lwo witnesses from the state,e crim e ‘W here do you usiusually stay'r Hesald. W -Mldbael Rosa!s final days wen«re filled of July 13. 1978978. ouUldc the Silver lb lab In Cheyenne from rci•caching ‘On the couch,"’ with depression over his deterloerlorating Dollar bar. Cantantrcll claimed hc shot pinc''Inedale. It w as scheduled toI resumen She said Rosa ti a told her hc was going n rJ*iNScniivsiNwirM< relationships and worry overcr a sub- In self-defenseJ aftera Rosa attem pted Momlonday after a break for Thananksglv- to go out andd have1 a good tim e, j * S'‘"'itTv«.3roriMtwn.5t poena to appear before a stateate grand to draw a gun on him.I ' >g- lng. anyway. jury, his form er lover has testIEStlfled in Defense attontomey Gerald Spence Ms. Ms Ram sey said she lold the trlal of former law enforcorccment has contendedd throughout t the trial shorilorlly before the shooting Ihj ; asked her If nosa fell officer E d Cantrell, who shotIt RRosa lo thal Rosa, 29, wa^was depressed about his wantanted lo end the relationship,In Uie bottom wafAras' falling out of his ^ death. ' private life ancand worried over his hadad a. long discussion about It •eplled. yes. She con- tfi^ ^ ■■ Jan Ramsey, 23, a former;r dlspot-c scheduled date/ve/wlth the grand jury, auloiutomoblie lc& lhan 24 hours I osa had visited a hyp- TA • •! TIMES FASTER K • SAVES YOU TIME AND ch er a t the Rock Springs polhwlicc dc- which was .invc!vestigaling alleged of- theslic shooting, she said. " notlsl two c r thrchrce weeks before the ID EFFORT n - USED BY PROFESSION3NALS FOR YEARS R o g i partment, said We^esday she sh had flclal misconductucl In Rock Springs and "I "I didn’t want our relatk \A ♦ TIPS STORE tN HANDLE oguIar$8.95 been having an affair wilh Rostlosa. who Sw eetw ater Counlunty. knownown becausc hc was m arried I die a violent deoth ^ bc,or=ofic». wasmarrled, but the relatlonsh:nship had According to to Spence, that de- wasnasn'l proud of that," she ^ SAL[ALECS’ * become strained shortly before'ore Rosa presslon and worvorry resulted In para- • wasas worried\ aboul my job. Ther \S A QUALITY TOOL HANO-Ivl-MADE IN THE U S A . diedr nola and promptepted Rosa to^)anlc nnd unwriwrltten law that you don’t Also, two weeks:ks before the sliooting She said Rosa, an undercoveiover nar- draw on Cantrntrell when Cantrell officc■fleers. 1 w anted lo end thee ?Sa- t ^his father had died . H •colics agent for tho policei depart-di ' approached himlim the night of the Uonslonship. He got mad. He pourrdiinJihi.; ,Xiwjral days cariarlier without anyone ^i taB Heel Our Speedrdriver S?les Rep. on Satunlay. Nov.Ko 24 g meat, thought that she, Cantre:itrell and shooting, two days da; beforc-hls grand flstoist on the dashboard and got loui .y,/li^oHt(inghlm,shishe said, w detpptlve Jam es pallas weree tuturning Jurydate. Oc

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■ ' “ . t t A n t iUnukt^ g r o tt t p s ^ iG S t o < g e p n • o te s t a t INvfEL ByBENMcKELWLWATfa- K a re n Arkoosh . of Gooding, TUaes-NcwswrlU under mosl of soulh-ceirenlral Idalio from the hifihigiiway, passing binocularsrs task forcc members soldsa the waste “On rati Tltcr spokeswomi>man for Citizen Action for norUi of the SnakaRlvcr. rational, grounds,' iiin.-l<-,ir ARCO — Antl-nuclearr groupsgi from Consumer I throuj^ thethe crowd. Speokcrs ot the1C poscdnothrcaltopubiicic health. Blaln power is; just*holJus the right way li> (;i r Protection, said she plani( "They (INEL) shouUl1 slopa it right rally willI telltc the history of nuclear ' Boise, PocatcIIo,' and KclKetchum will to be a t the the rally. Her jjrriup, whicfi Qr terms these rcnnnrks "aawhitcwash” a he said.. ll's It' political and eamn’; convcrgo on this small d< I now," Arkoosh sold. "WWc all know waste dlspo;posal at pie silojind exptoinin "II wos ju st cosmictics." ct Blaljie expediency 1 desert town _foufihlJdah{aho Pow er Co. last year over they shouldn’t be pulling tl ncy taking prccwiciui' < S aturday to'p'rDtcsl Ihc'Ilc Injection of Jis propos i things In our som e of Ihcthe mechanics of the opera-a- sold. " It would have bee•een impos.siDle rationality.Ity, As a group, the r i i i r , >oscd P io n eer coal-flrcdI watersupply." tion. Blalnnsaid. s. ^ Uquld huclcsr waste IntoIto the Snake generatingIg plant,j has Joined the other * ^ to study all the d ata InI oneo: eight-hour industry' Is is much more cimi-i i , i River Aquifer. • ■ "I hope there Is a big tU:turnout nl the Blaln sayi□ys Nucloar CounlerBalancccc day. T heir rhetoric iss Just , to ollay about itsowsown survival than It i:. ;i‘ n, 3ups in calling for an Im-• rally," she continued. "I A rally is scheduledI k for noon In - f S S n t S ‘I think if wc knew aboulmt INEL's Injection wells 0a people’s anxiety." public safet;ufcty," aall lo the disposal of nuclear• can Jusl gel tho public'}c's allcniion. year ago ; Arco’s city pork, accordl)rdlng to Dr. waste in specialsp wells at the Idoho i and notified Gov. Johnin Blaln sees the rally o • that's the main thing. P«’coplc always Evens ..laslist. winter. The sam e In- . NEL public affairs ndt' • • ! -• Michael Blaln, spokeskesmon for National EngineeringEn Laboratory, 12 n-.....protcst. but also an- opj V r ■ -">? ! say, ■Well, .somebody upup there will formation1 wwas sent to Idaho F alls and nent on the rally, Nuclear CountcrBalaiilance, the mllcseastolt of Arco on Highway 20. id Idaho opponents' of nuclear nt waste nocommeni take care of il,’ but nobobody docs. 11' . Pocatello newspapers, tii he said, nei- Pocatello group that orgi>rganlzed Ihe. The Lewiswislon Tribune disclosed lasl j|- disposal to m eet each otother and con- Bloin said saic his group'is coni i-i-m-d will really be up lo the5 governor ( to ther of whichlch printed anything oboul event. Representativesves of the week \hatit INEL1 has been dumping ut solldatc their., efforts, iOlher Issues lhat Idahoho willv become the i-oiinii;. • BoIso-bascdSnoke River Ai ; lake aclion." the undergirground disposal until Ihe1C concerning nuclear povmvver and re- main nucieo r Alliance and such w astele Inlo I the aquifer since 1952. Follpwing Uie rally. Nui cleor waste dumping site. Ilf Citizens for Survival, a Ketchum A 1974 repoi Juclear Coun- Tribune rep port by the U.S. Geological tcrU alance will conduct:t a lour of After Iheie Tribune slory. Governor group, will also attend,, saidst Blaine, Survey saidaid the discharge has con- jr adding that- his group is1; calling for proval for)r the11 conslroclion of a adding lhat all Idahoan JN E L . Olain said. Since th(;hc compound Evans appolpointed a task force lo looktk ordinances lhat would1 ]promote the ger-pyroiysi: lans will be tam inatedi 12i: to IS square m iles of the is closed Saturdays, me: lysis incinerator. knovMi .-i-; . welcome. icm bers will Inlo pie mailer mo and report to him.1. use of solar and geothern:rmai energy as undcrgrouncund aquifer, which flows ■point ' out various w aste duilumping sites Afler vl.sllini ting the kite iast week, somele analtern aliv eto n u clearjirpower 0CoiContinued on page- C2

------‘ Oljiiuarlei r ie s ^ a g Friday. Novombor23,107™ • Sports f lc I f e y Tlmoa-Nows. Twin Falls, W M.no . . Classifiede d Rupl!______■ipK L -----wine^oles on Sundayr -. - • Anolhermerchant me said. "I've iiidIi All council m em bers agagreed Tues- alily Ibst $200200 a; wt-ek and I ncv<'i- --:iir: day expanding the sale- oiof beer and anything for them to m ake a decisionon. business goesoes down I the tube." "Norm ally 1 feel we’reX* elected lo WhittomI spoke sp out againsl ilir make a decision." said MayorM W.F. iMycotling, ofof local I stores. "L et's imi "Bill" Whittom, "but anin issue this encourage tx)ycottingtx)y people’s sli)r<-s ' ...... — divided, it may l>e in Ihe beslb< interesl ll's a sm allII community. co We wanl li.i:- m of the cily lo Icl the votersi ddecide." ' kindofturnou•noul on city affairs. Um, u . j ^ J . He explained llial undeder recently when people?le get involved Ibcy i;rr fll ■ _ drafted state law the cily-• isi; supposed boycotted for' for- their stand, that di • to draft an ortlinance pro\■ovlding pro- ’ courages fomniunily p in partleiput ihu ccdurcs for initiative anind re fe re n --Y o u have 10to beb< considerate of (ithn-- dum. Inittflttves*'arc proroposals for opinions. Ju Jus st Iwcua.M: yon don ' chongc introduced l>y thee electorate, agree with11 them i Is no n 'a su n . i.'; Rcferendums are propoposals in- chastiscthemleni forever." troduced by the council iitself. Both Bul the Immediate imi issue al -^l;l^•• i l result In a vote by the peoplpie. was what tiiehe council c would do with :t Cily attorney Don Chislisholni was drafled ordlni•dinance proposing a :?H' ’ requested to droft an ordiidinance pro- liccnse ccfee for -beer anti -.h ' m - . viding for l»lh procedureses. Il wilt l)t‘ salesm en, thethe action I whicii opt'iK'd t’l' a month before the pi-occ•cedures arc P andora's IwxIwx of Sunday sales (-.u i\ - S h a r e n C o b b t a k e s o n o r d e r ovc 3vcr t h e p h o n e a t n e w T wvin in Falls business, the Delicll. w h ile M a ry G ilb ert lislisi te n s • formally approved, but \when they In the fall.. Whillom W; proposed a M.' are, ony citizen wilh a petctillon bear- licensc fee■ forfor establishm ents wim-li' ing the names of 2tl perorcenl of the ’ sell beer 'or for off-premises < consiini;) number of citizens voting inI the prc- tlon. a $.'100 fc*e ft for e-stabli.shiiu-nls vious cieclion, can initiatete o vote to which sell beer bee for on-prtiniisi- con- How ica go b rroke: stitart a rnlew bus change Ihe ordinance forb:rbidding Ihe sumption,and and a $:iO fee for .-ill wihc siness” " «: sale of l)cer and wine on Surundays. The selling. Hec adm a itted his origin,-il By STEVE: lLI i p s o n ' Ileased building, getting equequipment and ordering^ IIlhal people don't realize howow mucli tim e and money procedures I for instituting nrnn Initiative proposal off $ $1100, though consislciii Tlmes-Newsws 1w riter •. supplies. * The Deli opened OctOct. 22. il it takes lo sla rt a business,, hesaid.hi 'may require the initiators topostlwndto throughoul southerns* Idabo, w.is TWlNFALI^-lnsomcwjI ways the month-old Dcii : : T he book suggests thal aQ businessbi should only be Gilbert knows how much:h timt e It lakes lo run the forthe * cost of the election. excessive foror Rupert,I "Al least vvi- ll provldcs a textbook examplepie of how to s la rl a new opened c after Ihouroitgh reseaisearch.Certalnqueslions bt)uslne.0 they ll need a store like cichildren forget who you are,'•e." she said. Some II visitors spoke concerningc merchbnlsarc arc strapped wilii aiu ii'li merce, the live owners ofif theli Deli have already yours"? j Bul the work she's donele i at the Dell makes her Sunday- sales, and lhe propt>posed raise nance prohlbltiiIbltingSundaysales" made some serious mislukes.es. If answ ers to those quo.<;tior;tions seem hard lo tom e ildetermined for il lo succeedH.*d. "O ver m y dead ixKiy in * clly txMir and wine fees,cs. Much of Theproposal>sol passed utiaiiiiniKish . These mistakes increase;e Ihct odds Ihe business by, I the Ixwk suggests anotherIher question. •‘Have you wwill Ihls.place nol m ake It." whal was said was rcpetll:tllive of the As a resultsuit of a final iu-.ti;i< won't survive — oddsihatarcare never good for a new thought I aboul opening a diffferenl for kind of store?” ‘ Emle Bcngocchca, vicei ppresident and manager ^hearing Oct. 2 when nearlyy 100 people precedingthe the council nieetini; : business. The book snid anin estime ated 17 oii( of 19 Gilbert said, "We're learnlirning llie business wllh o:of the Twin Falls branch of^f IIhe Bank of Idaho, said ^discussed the Issue. furtlier conveinversiitions wlili .1 ! new'businesses closc Ihcir doorsdoo within Iwo years. our c customers." Wc'll carryrry whal our cu.stoincrs rtm any sm all businesses a rc•c iundercapitalized. They But il was iearnc'd Moilonday thal Kngineers, the the advisory conmini L ocal'bankers and.ari officifficiai in Ihc U.S. Small w v ant us to carry, shesaid, "W"We take requests. Wo'll ceventuajjy.run out of read>;c.^^ca.sh to pay Ihelr bills. *some m erchants wtio spokoke at that which.hns.bccrJCcn.DrlorUl7.inii-UiejiL_.- . Business' Administration saidaid those n u m t» rs migtit hunlforthings." h __ " Mrmy small businesses> cctose"within-two years-----__[m eeting in fa v o r jf Sundayysatesrand" i ofsoutheast;t Ruiwrl R to liiclmli- i. - be a'little exaj^cratcd, butIt UIhoy agreed that morc' , - When the deli operictl il "oiilyonl sold fooil to go. but BBccause by lhal tim e Ihe■ ownerso\ have run oul of ®a l lcost one who w as there-* butb did nnl grant request;st toli H-U-D, subiiiillc li , tiia n h a iro f all new idnho bu.sbu.slncsscs don't tast Iwo .bccause .b of requests there arc tiow a few tables and ^.savings or Ihelr bank lia.s st(stopped lending to them, - ^ speakrhovc been iwycottctlcd by iium^"" final proposal,sal. Chairman Gar I .mi r years. ' chairs,c Gilbert said. And thehe liquor1 license Is l>elng hihc.sald. bers of people for their standnd. I suggested $300,000 SSO< C»;i pcr.TiH .-I Also, in case Ihc piciuref wiwasn’t-blealc enough at —•'c-''Changed so people that eat thethere can drink Ihe Ijcer Gillxirl said everyone involved in in th e Deli Is One merchant said afterr Ithe public totol) be budgeted budj for lunil^in; the Dell, Jay lloycr, manageager of the Chaml>cr of and a wine they can already buybuyallhedell. ' b.being realistic about montoney. "The Deli is not ^m eeting he fell condemnedd byI a lot of habilltalion,I, $&50,000 (57 pt'tc't'iii ol C om m erce, said the highest>t nm ortality rates tend lo T he book asks, "H ave yoyou ever worked in a ■ sisupporting Itself yet. W e'rere at the point where we Ppeople "w ho hove no rightt loI stand in _ be in Ihc most visli}lc businisincsscs — like rc.slau- business b like the one you wantant lo slarl?", h;have to pul hiorc money Intoitoll."shesaid. ijudgment"^ of him. "I’copl)pie on the #Conlonti^niied on pagt* C 2 rants, Cobb is the only one of the five owners who has "W e're not trying lo fool1 oiourselves. At the end of Dell co^jwncr Mary Gilbcribcrl puts cvcr>lhing in ever c worked in a restaurant•ant. None of Iheni has aa year, if w e're Ijrealdng cveivenrw e’ll be happy," perspective, though. "We'rerc having1 fun. It isn't a. ■-'' y worked In a dell before. Steve Houston, vice presidelidentandmanagerotlhe ^ chorc to get up in the morningIngandgolowork." .. Even if Ihc deli isn’t beingIng ron by lho Iwok. the TTwin Falls branch of the IcIdaho Bank, and Trust, The Chamlxjr of Commcrcicrcc book snid owners owners o are doing some import;>ortant tilings right. And stsaid every day a businosH stistays open it h as a little T e e n k i llie d in COo l l i s i o n should write a business planm Llhat slales Ihelr goals the tl Cham ber of Commerce‘ bobook Isn't Ihe only l>ook bertsaid, "Wcplungedind into this." F os he was homcrldingad'adlrtblkc. Real Estate - In My Sparcarc Time." even "Why wwithstand any lemporar>'ir>' problems or lake ^^ lle d to dinner. She explains that Tom FlpyIpyd, ^n e of the owners. Sons'of-Bltchesdowell S in UusiJusiness." oersonal-c l)usincss. will proliably stay 1C pulled inlo the r<>;i(l-. .. al-conHnllinent,’’ One of - bi ay open as 1 ^ .is the hihis m otorcycic collided will■Ith a truck he hit the appi They spent two m onths cleaileaning and painting tiie Ihe I) biggest reasons for a ne\new business failing Is o\owners want lo i?H‘p It open, i approaching tnick alim' n. he said, qiand trailer. Tlie boy's father fa and head on.

M i n i d o ki i a s u p e r ii n t e n d e nQt o f f e r s ___ ■ p - I I nDiL%® ^wsiDDo^- w a y s t o ic o r r e c t $i 8 1 , 0 0 0 ) d e f ic it MajorJ“fire averted . Boy still in coma <>' TWIN PALALLS — What miglil have b< RUPERT - Minidokaa bounty board askeded for a line-ilem . ItIn other actions. Ihe board: s been a-serious TWI^IN FALI-S (UPll - A 20 ;>0.-nii)ntli-t)ld mr.ini ! Assistant Superintendent Flo)^loyd Mer- . breakdown of the proposal to t>c • . , fire was iverted ave early Thursd.iy mornorning whey a rertiainiined in a coma Thursday bul,iu(. In stable coiulilldii 1 • Agceed lo see If any otiiorD rsCixils |K,llci..orilccr:er spout'd a blaze nt the Joe rill h as m ade a proposal lo th(Ihc scliool presented durinring lhe Decemijcr meet- In 11the district could be using ti loe Ctenients OIL at Magagic Vnlley Memorial Hosplt'spltai In Twill l-';iils ;lhoh;,,y Co.dlslrlbull;uting and storage cenler. 400H);!rdAve. ;i. S. sufferin ix>ard m eeting on ways lo makilake up llic ing. gragrand piano going unusedd In lire T„,|„ •ing from camphor poisoning.IK- ills fire deparlmenl officialsals said Ihc fire The! boy.h Jaremy, son of Jeff■ ondam Lisa Koepiiick, $81,000 deficit accnicd by the Heyburn grade school, and If not. lo started undei In th e I378-79 school year. A tth c m M dting, n the Iward rccclved der a wooden dock that exieitleiids along tlic Twin Falls,Fi opparentiy ale on undcindctcrm lned amouiK I Ihe high sciioot and sell il and allow Heyburn to0 use Ihc jront of ,f,e Tltc deficit cam e to the atteii< t report,*; from I 1C building. Officials said1 thcy;were th not ofVlc's's VAPORUB sometime earlyrly IMonday." ittentlon of i.tiTrrt,- on the declining alien- proceeds P , wiiere needed: ruling out a n th e board on Oct. 29 when It • Agreed to allow free use arson, but had no evidence2 tolo supiKirt that district; Tljcy showed a . •se of the iheorvflsotTif-Thursday afternoon, spccial session lo hear a reporDort'of the gymnasium at Wesl Mink 10“ of 140 studtudenls from last year. lico ond The w as reportc*d al 5:45 a.m1 . Ciemi-ntsC said M a n Jailed after cha: audit done by Helen Cannon, lloybum grade school Ijy Ron 'tase "lOStly dUC lO) fOfamilies moving awny. on Pease damage wasRsnegiigable. i TWININ FALI^S - A 20-ycar-old m Falls certified public acco 10 conduct a Little 1-engue hasaskclbuli n J man who alk-jiwlh | cn reasonsns include m arriage, not l)cen noticed almostit imnK'diateiy.I tried to tow away Ihe large advtJrlisJrtlsing lire from OK ! Though the district only sf 711 16 when mandatory irogram.*. P * perce.nt'of Its budget for thee y-^ar iS • droPPing out 711 ,. ■ firem en said.id.-it could have spread to gasgasoline storage Tiro CeingJ: pulled by .i red. the ovcr-cxpendlture left2ft 1little in In anolher matter, m June .Jensen. • • Appproved a request fron Jeep on(ind trailer. The office.- turnedned on lhe blue llghl. om Mike TWIN FALlXLI..S — Ava'Gardner, wiioo nresides 111 115 nltcmptpting to stop the vehicle, the district cqultyfund. clerk and Ireareasurer, reported the Srling Erli to attend the National1 (Confer- Polls Avo. W.. W lold police souK*oiie hur hurglarlre

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i s s u e s pD ' l i t H . - . \ ■ ■ I . y w f a l l - ^ ------; 0 C o n t i n u e d fro 'm p a g e C l S n o ii - total) hc budgeted for wnwater system I p r e■ d d i e t e d .ImproVemenls, nnd SI50.030.000 (10 per- .cehVof total) he hiidnctc;etcd for side- f o r lI i d a h o w a lk s: T h e re w as so m er queiition([u over " - .'wJieUjcr. unexpected funds fun iri one ' • projcct could he Iran;ansfcrred to • predictions that the Itrst - anolher. Dwlnelk- Allred.'d movedi th at • mojOT snowoowfaU of the year would Uic recommendation be ac(accepted with ■ ■ ■ ^ ■ 1 hll Idaboto during d Ibe night, fo ^ the slipiilallon thnt If fundands could not , c a s t ^ at a t ttie-National Weothw: be moved around lalcr;p theI council, . .i.-V-.’" ' " ' ' ' S ^ l c e In BoiseB Issued a tn iv d era convenc to rcconsIdcrr Uie dollar " advisory;T Th h u n d ay . amounts, II passed unanlmiilmously, .. Servicee spokesmanb\ Lyle Ham- ' Inpthcracllon Ihocoiincimcil:. . .. ___ mer said1 snsnow clouds moved over Acccpted the audit byjy 1 Elden Con- centnU Oregon Ore and Washington d ie . C P A ; Thursdayy afternoona and evening, • Proposed hids tie openijcned on Dec. y j f l B gB B B ra while forearecastera predicted slml- 18 on a chassis for a jjarbarbage packer, S s S S S f f ^ larcondlUoniUonsforaUofldaho. on the flnanclnf’ of the chas.slsch on a “T heree areoi going to be-some lease piireJiaMe -basls.. on a sewago ------hazardousus (bivlng conditions." pumping station, and on the water p BHSBSBtt} Hammerr sold.sai “There’s also some distribution- system imfimprovement i BjpSBCT freezing roira in a t Uic onset of this p r o je c t; stormsotheithere are going to be snow • Hoard Fire Marshishal Thane apB 3H »^ and slick; roads.”roa ...... • Taylor's warning that mamany people BPBb® ® It’s doubtfiibtfu] Uie stdrm wUl be as aro Installini; fireplaces■s : and slovcs bad a s Uiele'one'01 that dum ped on the which do iiol meet lire codcs,cod o r who middle Rocliiockles and Plains states are misled lo believe theL‘ Insulationin or JustbeforeTreTfianksglvlng...... adjacent walls need.codt:odes. He re- H ereaCCheyenne, h t Wyo., resident ported In the state of Idahoaho from Jan. q )en t p artrt cof the holiday digging 1 to Sept, ao, 197B, only 11 ll fires were his c air r fromfr a snowdrift left by cau-sed by fireplaces andJ stoves.‘whilesh 5^'. • the blizzardui'rd, which Isolated the d u r in ji th e s a m e p e rio d liin 1979, 189 7 1 city (or two days. Drifts In some f ire s w ere c a u s e d I;y fltx'fIrepjljccs and areas reacheiched eight feet stoves. Hc encourai'cd ail people to .•V --A ( All hlghw;^ways and the afiport consult wilh the fire department d . were dosed.«d. alwut the Installation ofif slovcs,si and the city to do whatever''c r ' it can lo _ 4 reduce the installationI ofn inferior * -s. e q u ip m e n t o r m a le rla ls. " tIPI ■ f- Further inuestutigation droppeced ,

Burkey to be•e repai(id for $'7,000 ini pipe? sold b]y work(c e r _ J i U l l L E i '------•T h tr-n u i nurlcy'^ly been the pracracilceln thtrpn§C!r ■ collateral until Uie pipe wa:/as replaced. consFden^: a asale or loan, ^ e r way he was head of the Bu Couhell has delved into the Surlcy Water consideredd “ “ 1 not viable as (Uie firm) the matter of AtUiemeelleetingMondaynlghl. itwas "Tlie understanding betwcween myself It was illegal;al since disposal of public Departmenl. preceding M; S7.000 worth of clly'pipe! sosold by Bob learned the | Martin. partlcipoteded : In an act of which Uiey IC pipe was sold to ii Boise and i ■■the~'Water and Wastewater \S property reqiequlres a call for bids or Following executive s Marlin, head of the watc session. • the should haveve kknown better." ,ater depart- flrm.nolUiC'hccityofHnlley.andUiatlt Equipm I ent Co. was thatit the check council appro-iroval under Idaho low, cily attorney ouUined Uie0 actionj of Uie m e n t, lo a n o th e r clly. asked Wednesday If a n y ' was used ,in a private subdivision at would \ be relumed once UitJie 2,030 feet The local.1 represcntaUve r of Water council ofler a 4 lo 2 vote: The matter came lo the council's Ketchum, In Ir a written statement, of'pipe c was on the way to.0 tho city of and Wa'slewawater Equipment Co„ Al further invesivestlgation Inlo the matter atlcnlloti al ils Nov. r. mecnectinK when --* M artin saidid Uiet plpo had been loaned Burley." I Hodge of BuBurley, admitled at the • The return of the pipe { or iLs was planned.led. Mayor Chuck Shadduck - c o u n c ilm a n G a rth P a y n e! questionedqu a to Waler ondmd Wastewater Equipment City Clerk Bud Brinegagar told the meeting thatlat Burley would have to equivalent by pec. 1; said hc dldn’Idn’t think an investigation “forelKn? truck seen al I II the w ater of Boise, “‘This Th transaction was not a council € hc knew nothing abcibout holding pay $4.09 pcr eri fool lo gel the pipe now, • A statement that a "depnttmenl"c ssary. “They are going to department. At thal meetit ■etinR Martin sale of public)lic liroperty, per se. 11 was Uie t check. 11 was depositsited In the bul Uial ie Uie Burley pipe had been head was guilty of some inIndlscrcllons S ™e pipe, Uial's restitution In ■ » said he had sold the pipe to I to lhe clly of presum ed to Ibe a loan to one city from water v department’s revenunue account, purchasedat ot $3,85 per fool. Thus the In disposing of (public proiroportyl and ""‘““f-r." Hailey to help ll nut. He admittedad he another.” makingr the exchange essissentlally a pipe was soldold for nearly SSOO below "Uiat any further disposal1 (of Items by Brinegor sa h a d so ld th e p ip e n t I97C Invo :r said, "I hove no reason to- nvoiceprlces Thestatemement said MarUn had sent sale, s not a loan. current markcrkct value, him should not be tolerotedK l” ; believe Uiere and that he had not sou^l crc will be an investigation ■ lUHlit council a bill to thee EBoise compan'y for S7.!)I5 Clly attorney Bill Parsor»ns told tho Prior to Hodge’sHo( employment with • Bids by Water andJ Wastwater Into the soleale of city property In the permission because such:h j sales had and that the10 imoney was to be held as council c whether the transaisactlon was Water and Wastewoter W Equipment, Equipm ent Co, will fromn :here on be p ast.’’ W aste injectioron opposed IdahiIO groujip S t o Stitage aniti-nukie rally atArcci o Saturrday 'j ^C ontinued from pagnaori first of Its kikind, is tentatively sched- andi federal standards.” a g e C l uled for com]jmpletlon in 1987. The only Evans every•y rmonth,- new fuel rods and Uierefefore Is not YWCA moneyney and stationery Xq send ,^!,i INEL Is already recclvlivlng nuclcar Nelson said an SPI, which wili pollutillute the at- funding apprjproved lo date Is for the v lid the discrepancy m ay be considered as waste andd Is not re- an announcem:ement of the concert lo 300 Hj wasle lhal has been refusesedbyoUier dueloincomlimlng shlpmentsof radloac- poriod to lhe governor's offlfflce. Pocatcllo orenroa residents, and the « mospherd with radloactivlitivily as it machlne’scoiconceptual design, he said, slates, s said Blaln, who cht slo w ly h u m s th e w a sle . •'The SPI rhargcd thal live spent fuel fi elements, most of The rally was originallyly scheduled United Campimpaigns received com- . H ’1 will have Uie mosl up- railroad r employees havek-e told his which come to Ronald Nelson, of the DeDepartment -to-date'polli J to the site from U.S. Navy for Saturday In order to colcoincide with plaints from»m INEL employees and fl illution control equipment group g Ihat Ujc num ber of shshlpmcnls Is submarlneVe; of Ener^j's INICL Wasteite Manaf’c- anywhere, NNelson said, “ It wlli Iw u Reactors. Nelson said this a Pocatcllo concert by antl-nuclcar ai others aboabout the apparent ' 13 Increasing and is much higher hi than m aterial Is. ccconverted lo 0 substance : ment Branch, said the inciiicinator, the designed to0 nmeet all applicable slate w singer Holly N ear. The cononcert, how- sponsorship,p K w hal INEL reports tn1 Governor thal can be usL-nltl dnuHtiliT■ of ^tr. and offlclnting. Crcn’rcmation will follow. 1HOLLISTER - Servleca forir Hiirrv Uic progran:am will be used to help M rs. KcnnftiriTSu^iTof Shostu hc performance of y suKRCsts memorial* I* Cnrl W ambolt.58, of Hollister, uuh h o d ^ tf’ c in MnRic Vnlloy Mcmorliil T uesday, will be held al 11 a.m . ,odaynloi 7 emergency corcore coolant systems In Wednc.sdnv, DIewbom Infant Care Unit rs and increase Uie NRC's atMoRlcVnlleyley Memorial Hospilal. nnd the 1 While M ortuary Chapel, Burl;Irt.iini '“If,?™ """; She WU.S bora Nov, la al Goodl bo In the Flier fOOF Cemetery, FriendsFi ability lo conflnflrm Independently the DodlnR. thcymnybclenlenalthechopcl. HIRE/A l ^ E X P E RRT... S urvivors fiicliidi- h err fpurcnls: m ay caJI a t the chapel until 10 a.m,m. m argins of sasafety Ihat have been m ntupinl Hrnnilfuironl.i. Mr. ji BOISE — Graveside servieclees for estim ated durlnirlnc licensing reviews. L,M. W.itlsHf Kcy.svlllf. Va.:. '■ i; r l S BemlceCC.Lowry Roger C. Ardlssonne. 22. of Boise died Salurday. will be held ol 10 He said nudeclear tests at the LOFT Kreat-j:r;indinnitKT. Mrs. S.M.M. Miller1 Of T U m .E -- 1 Bem lcc C, Lowry. 71, of o '? reactor will coni DorN ’T T R A I NMA ontlnue with a voriety of S ln tf.sv llle . N .C.; iiiid p Salurday In Mountoln View Fi pnternnl Tulllc, died ThThursday nl her home of Jizes and locations and fjrjindpiiroiil.-;. Mr. .-itul Mrs.trs. ftolKTl ' ' nnlurnl caaws. Home at Boise. Cremotlon willi^O^W fi P‘P« 8121 t^n«ofTwinK;ill*.. The family suggests memorialsIS 1to the 4*= !? of accIdcnts. the next PCOLITICIAN Ind. 82&5 scheduled for JoJonuary. N Scrvlccfl areire pcndlnR ond will »k> N Nal alional Foundation for Ibe Blind Momortnl .sitvIci-s will he ;il ;n 2 p.m. nnnouncodbyTly Thompson-Senrs Funeral Vnlley View Drive. Boise. In memi:mory of Sntupd;jy in llic IlcrKin Funer.nlernl ainpc) Chnpcl In Goodlisding. TonTony Ardlssonne, his tirolher. ____ C orrect:tion A photo of a qqucstlon-answer com- KEEPC3 0 S T S L 0 V•1/V... petition on page!ge one of last F rid ay 's ' ' ' Magic Valley seisection was incorrectly —{HI(S)gSpM al Identified. Thele ral)cc nnd son, Mrs. John Mrs.frs. W.M. Harmanlng, all of KiitCimberly; ■ 7 3 , FORM!IOFGOVERNME^ENT : Births ■ MctjiuRhlin. Mrs, r34»7eOS . B A son lo Mr. nnd Mrs. IH-iin S.-illcrf rs, William Mglyneux, Mrs.(rs. Robert Fields of Wendell; an< Icrfield. GcrnId C. Wangingerin. M rs .' C harles .Wllct/llcoxof Rupert. n« ioi»i«ln«CHY mfti9«i lQ»me« oOTnniTM • iV'. Friaay. Novc ivombor 23.1970 Timos-Now'Jowo, Twin^iilln, Id.Tlio C-3

I 7 ^ : I Two-game:i stand , I Eaghes hostt^rizo])na We!istern tconight I TWIN FALLS - AArizona Wcslcrn comes lo 1 I Falls for a pair of haslaskelball bailies with CSI anc for . ■ the first lime, tlje Gojolden Eagles will be in thele < ■ . alwut the Matadors, ■ The two team s, whoho have played some greal ga ■ wiUi great individuallals in pasl years, will collld ■ 7:Mp.m.todayandScSaturday. ■ Coach Tom Weirlchch has been able lo find oul \very ■ little alwut (he Maladadors who have played twicecc this B season. So h ^ i n the;e unenviablei position of havin I scout Arizona \Wcstc:tern when his team-is-plai ■ FiTday nighl to iVakee adjustmentsf for Saturday. I When these team splayed pl for the flrsl time, ilioo I like a convention ()f futurefi NBA players. CSI had I gangbuster crew/If of Bassett, Behagen, etc.. i I Arizona Westftni ^ w .s_ ro p ly in g _ .w lU i - Hage I ------LaPrlncoretj^t“u\isas a two of three intOr-rogio If wllh the wWner goingig lo nationals, CSI won and ii sccond iHlhc nation th.ihalyetir. I Also y illn g in on UuIhat .sejwion was Lewis Schaflaffcl ___ I ' now'general m anj^i^ o f the A tlanta Hawks, bul UIhen ^ a graduate law student;nt who had provided mo.st ofoflhc talent for both teams,. IHe confided at the tim e that ( shouldn't worry becaususe "you gel the bcsl one.s." I Tvi(rt years later CSISI wns back a l Arizona Westf I for anolher two of threirec Inler-reglonai. This limele CSI( I ■ lost in overtim e In lhele third gamo and the Matad( I wenl on to claim fourth.Ih. - ^H|H| While there on lhaHat trip, assistant Coach Bob H Banfield suddenly blooiMmed as the M atador conch. tho next two meetingsIS betweenI the teams it was stillsi old home week. Coach Weirlch woulcJld like lo have a little of' ththat familiarity available, He knows that Arizona h I played the Marines al Camp Pendleton twice ai I reportedly won the firstrst game Iiy .1 point. He's hea ' nothingatmultheseconcmd. "I'v e callcd down Iht ^ ! B r / *' Ihere and the only thing they Rive m e was an exlcnsl II m m islon, which rang wUhoul beii wing i m -answered. No.ono-woulcJld tell m e a thing, Noi even ; Idea of who they miglil b f f 1 . I Iw starting." the coaclisald, \ " "Of coursc, they don’trt know a lot m ore alwul us..But I)i -l\ll_ i^ W f - we have lold them thelie players they’ll probablyy beI / ' • seeing the mosl of. Thehey hnve that much advanta^lage ' ” K u ^ . , on us," Weirlch said. In such a situation, ththe coach said "basically wc',1'C’II I I ' i J g m Ju.st have lo do the thing.sIgs we've been working on...an m ake adjustm ents as we■vegoand for Saturday niglit,” Coach Weirlch said the th Eagles have been workin on the Ihings that cropp'Pped up during the first threlirec games, "We played Ihrcirec games In four days andId : i l - ‘ .didn't give us much llnlime to coi-rect the Ihings■we w C h ic a g o h a lfb a c k Walt-l>— Tho De- ly to show■ a na(iofi3r-icierf^f-au-' (i sofl cast, "T hat will slay si on until next Tliursday J f ' troit Lions couldn’t lumbleible anolher dience il Is not.no tlie^worst team in the Then the doctors will re-e:-examlnc the ankle to see if wt ono aw ay — Uic ChlcngoJ B.Bears beat nation, snapp(pped nn elght-gnnic Io.sing can start a rehabiiitalionon program . Bul I don't think Uiem to it. Slreak nnd aal l :2-11 moved a half-ganic we can expect nuiLh from f Jeff the rest of lhi> “J u s t like when you win,1. itit's a team ahead of SiSan Francisco in Ihe seme.ster. Ho miglit be ahi:ihle to come back a llltle in Ihc effort," sold Chicago ConConch Neili backw ard cho;^hose for the first choicc in last two games beforee Christmas bul it probablylhe rjH w ' ' A rm strong, "wiicn you lo:lose It's n nextycar'scolcollege draft, wouldn't Iw worth the risksk.” leam effort.” “ Televisionon — it helped us." Komlo The Arizona Western seseries will wind up CSI's homeme ■' - . • “ Wc Rave them a prettyy goodg{ Joll," said, "People■pie nround the country appearances for a whileIle, Coach Weirlch lakes hts said D etroit’s rookie tjunrlcriterbackJeff think wc’rct losers,lc that we’ve been crcw to Ontario the foil'allowing weekend for games , Komio, who threw for 244 y. ies . ...V' 4 yards and getting blownkvn oul every week. I've agalnsl Lane and Centralral Oregon, returns a visit 1(1 to —I ' ■ . . one touchdown Thanks[ilvlniving Day lo been trying; totc tell people w e're nol the NNC Jayvecs Dee. :i Ihen heads for Utah forr a . lead Uie Lions lo.only Uieli heir second Uial far fromm doing the things wc'rc two-day touniam ent at KpKphralni and a single gam e■at al trium ph of the sensbii - a 220-0( maul- trying to dn." E asleni Utah. n-.lin-ili II><-IJ!j|imill. TiJiie'-Nr«% Fic • -ing of the Bears tlial virtualually ollmi- "I don’l Ihirhink 1 w ant to start pro- F lo o r g e n e ra l C u rtis R ayfcford leads CSI out tonightigiit. nated Chicago from playoffjff compell-i claiming thatal we've' arrived with one tlon. win in a row■ow here." Lions' coach "O ur offense, defense and special Monte Clark'k said. "This was our 1 team s — It was a teamim effort,", chancc lo shoiliow peopl^ wlial w e're I A rm strong said. "Our dcfcnsense picked m ade of — thrIhat we're nol ns bad as ^ off three interceptions andmd our of- ourreco rd .’’ UCLA last baarrier tco U S C’s bowl fense, which hnd scored 28 polnls ; a Despite its 11 Ibid s 11 losses, which equal a LOS j ANGRLiJS (U P h - gam e the last five Rames,:s, couldn’t cluij rocord, Dc — At the and their 5-1 conferenceCOI record travel from 'fr here." Detroit h as been compel- start sl.i of the current season. l regular-seasoiason appearariiv; for score a point. ilivc almost c' I. the Uni- lo the flosee Bowl to meet tho Robinson scl the lone forSa every week. The Lions verslty vei of .Southern Californiaia Trojans Buckeyes, Saturday's tailback Charleiarle.s While. fDiisidi'i'eii "We w ere our own worstsl enemc y,’’ have lost eightghl of their U gam es hy gaji}e._slaledgi lo begin at 1 p.m. tlie leading canc: he said. "W e hod n chip-shot fi .were' considered unbeatablelie - lhe The T rojansIS would\ probably travel PST. P; jaiKiidateforlliclici.-iiii.-in 3l field goal eight points orori less nnd were ahead at golden «ol Imys of college footh; Trophy. Whileite enters Ihe i-oiile.'it as and p isse d It, wc had a :snap on some point In ei lhall. And . to theaiearcst hOhOIenndcrawlinil.-...... - "In-Uic.past two years, U n eight of their first dozen while ^ h they havcn'r lost in 10ignmes. g a Southern Cai this team the nation'si lerlentiini> rnslUT witli jin — nnoth o r flcld-Eoal trj- go1 over'our—o’ games:------'ai defeated Washlnglon has h; gone 2:m -1 In its lasl 2.1 gagames and average of iTii.f ■ ■“ ' Rose Ro Bowl berth hinges on Sallalurday's 24-17 al Sealtliltle Nov, 10' in w hal hr I7li.II yards per i;aiTic He holder's head, those were ththings wc The Lions hoveho hosled 40 of these f.ai hns been In an unbelievable ninumber of has accumulate haven't been doing." . game against arch-rival UCL,1NA. appeared lo lie i .th e Rose 15owl- bi lated l.W)!) yards, iiifiiul- ThanksgivingTE ^ a y contests — but this A ,i victory would .send the Tn big games. If we win Satunurday. the ing an averagengc of 2U! ill Ills last live W hal It aii lx>li^ down to v Frojans to deciding game,le. But last week P ac-10 cln.ss cl; of '7r>-’79 will go down s ;o was that w a^ Uic first liitime liiey had ever shut P pai asadenaJan, I to battle Ohio 1 as one of games Chicago now finds itscif in1 the th .same oul an opponentenl in one. io Slate in officials forced:ed Arizona State lo the th greatest In lhe htslorv . p o s ^ n it was five weeks Uie I^osc Bowl. A Io.ss lo llieiicir cross- forfeit its videdories — including a sc UC1.A „.|11:i cniinlci-c, w ilh {•'n'cm.-iii ks ago - Ironicolly, DcDetroit recorded its last city cilj rivals would be a hitler ei school." bpfSnPuie sta rt of a four-Ram end for a triumph over WashingtonW — bccau.sc ! nation's third li'adini- :ame Winn- shutout (20-0 overov Snn Diego) on Nov. team tea considered one of lhe be To many, lhe season finaleiL.llClWl.f,, Ill' "■ _/«ig streak that Detroit snapped best ever 11 used eight Inciileiigibloplayers. So ped. 6, 1977, Uie snn;nme dny Chicngo wns n al ai thet national football powcrhi Southern Cal and UCLA j u s:1 tvvniilcl,,'! ' a n a • v e ra g e o f l-n.f! vanis / The B ears, 7-6. are 2 \‘i Rameimes out of , s h u t o u t .victim I rhiuise, A race that had hc ended was started be be right if the Rose Bowl didn'In'l ride in, P«ril-THC MicNell iNl has riisiicd fur m the last liUM:'->7-0 by ' Southerns< Cai Is 9-0-1 over;erall and again, r first piacc in Ui^-NFC Centrntral with Houston). .-l-O- ■ UllUie outcome. Soulhcrn CalI Ilias won >’'’rds and is: ch;chasfng UViuifll Tyk-r's Uiree gam es icft and trail fl-O-l in the Pacific-10. The tic Ifi came "The conferenrence vote is behind us Ihi Ill Dallas, Benny Riciird:irdo klckecrtwid goals of against nga Stanford after the TroJ the last seven games 119K7.19I'ifiV l‘)7-> ^’CLA single-see-season record of Phllodelphia and WashlnRton ■ojansled now," said billililler and disappointed 19i Ion in the :15 ond 29 yardsds iin the flrsl two periods '24-0,24-o If UCLA, mired in its 197;i. 1974, 1970and l‘J7H) whetl e n n 'r t e ; b attle for two wild card its worst Southern Cal Coach Cc John RobIn.son. Bo d playoff before Komlo0 engineerede an 80-ynrd season sea; since 1971 with a 5-5 Bowl berth was al stake.- Overall,i Southern Cal will be wiibnui oi bcrUis, scoring drive th 5 overall "We can't worry•ry a lw u tlt.lt obviously since sin 19GC, lhe Trojans ai : that gave Dclroll a i:i-0 slale .siat nnd a ;{-:i Pac-lO record,xi. upseLs was unfair, bul are 9-2-1 fensive linemanman Don .Moschar uhn Detroit, excited over the oppopportuni- lead lo take intoilohalfllme. the bul It's something we against ag. tho Bruins, lhe Trojans, the Washington1 1Huskies have lo accept ; tore knee iiganuaments this week (iunni; it as reality and go on The "I gom e will also be lhe tl Tlnal practlcc. 9ii)n the slopes A r e a sski reseorts olI fe r oPiyportunn i t y t o - ie z i t h u siiasts i By KAREN LITTlfTLE PRESSMAN T hree Ulah ski areaircas' opened for lhe Thanksksglving annual .ski swaj■vap this Saturday and Sui K ^C H U M - November• —- lis the month of shorloror holidays Including Alta. Sunday in the after ou. Ita. Snowl)lrd and P ark C lly,;!. Skiers Limelight Roomm iof the Sun Valley Inn. The ( 1U._ lic,\t ...lie .II-S.SIOJI. lijt;: firstfil weekend In l)e- days, colder tempe'raturc.sand'nd winler snowstorms, won't have any troubleIble gelling there. The Utah he two-dov sale. cem ber ' That Is, snowstorms cveryw h travel offering bargaintin hunters new nd usedI winterw sports •ywhere but Soutiiern Idaho,10. council hotline reportsi s j adequate supplies of fuelI vwill Iw equipment, will i O ther R ocky' Mountain stateslies report record breaking II run from 9 a.m. to C p,m,p.n cach day, Tipofti ig , ' available for travelers•s overo\ tho weekend. Proceeds fromI tlthe swap, a major fund ri r the week: This w eek's tip onblrulings.i.sglveirbyon I snowfalls, clogging higliWiiys'rs aond closing schools, MaRicic Alta reports a base of I raLser for lhe Rob HartTl..owner of Bald Mountain Sj ; of :J7 Inches and will be opencn from SVSEF, will help,;Ip,finance Sun Volley's junio n Sjiorts, a ski shkop in Valley Is gripped wiUi clcarskie5kic.s and sunny .wealher. 9:.l0 a.m . to 4::i0 p.m.. ThThere arc a few obstacles, ret inlor Alpine and Kolclium,m, specializing in ski repair Groat for an end-of-thc year b ■eported Nordic programns. s. pair and maintenance, ir blkej-lde, terrible for skiersrs Barbara Altom. publicbllclly director. She recomr "Since skskiers are more prone lo injurijuries in tbe beginning . In search of powder, ski zealotslots have been staging winter :r skiers stay on Uie mainInruns.. n Ski enUiusiasts of the se.season, il's especially imponiporlant lo check vmir snow danccs. performing prayrayer rituals and exorcisingIg Soft pock and even so its in search of u.sed cross; countryco equip- equlpmen I some uncut powder combin(ined for m cnt and a scenicnic drive can visit G alena I,od enl ond have it working properiperly." Hart said other sundry ceremonial ritesles In hopes of bringing tlic1C perfcct conditions at SniSnowbird, according to mart I-odgc, a Nordic “ There•e are three things skiers can t fluffy whllo stuff lo snow starve irkctlng ski touring cenlerler 2.J mllos north of Ketchum :an do al bonn- lo clu.ck irved Idaho. The efforts have'c director Claudia MuellerIler. The area reports a 28-inchich base 75, The cenler is ; uni on HigJiway Uielr bindiidings." brought some results. wlUi a trace of new sno is selling last year's rentalli cro.ssci counlry -O ne, n snow. Opeij from 9:;!0 a.m. tcto 4:15 equipment accordirding lo Dan Hamilton, lodge make sure mounting screws!ws on the t>iii(liiii;.s ai'c Last weekend’s brief .stormn didropped enough snow for n p.m ., lift operation willvill be limited lo the tram anand lhe have a variety o f! jge owner. "We light lo theIho'slcl." handful of ski resorts to open f of ski. lx>ots and poles." hc:said, sa "someof "Check !n for Thanksgiving holidny.r', gad-oneandgad-twochnl:hnlrs. il like new." :k for proper liinding releaelease. Step Into ihe Pom erelle, greeted wlUi bcaulifuliful w ealher on its openingg • - bind/ngsa Although the areaan Is closed for skiing^ the 5 and wiUi someone standingig oion the tail of lhe skis day Wednesday, will be openn fifrom 10 a.m , to 4:no p,m,i, P ark City opened tholO topto of the mounlnin this weekck from featuring Ihree stc theroslaurant, try tb rclc:lcasc from tho bindings by Ilf daily, reported Woody Anderson•son, a re a ow ncia Anderson,1, Angle .station to Summit stone fireplaces and comforl lifting up on the heel, mil house. Tho area reports prpacked serves homemade th someone stondiqg tin thee fnfront p a rt of the skis, recording a snow base of 12-18-18 inchcs. is calling'Uic ski[| powder, skiing on a 15-ir de soaps and desserts doily,'fromOn.m.to fn ti7 to Iwls 5-inch base. Tho area, open fromfr 9 5p,m . dst oul of the toe piece In allill ddirections, ll sliould condttlons marginal. a,m , to 4 p .m ., will limnil it: .skiing to ftOO people per day ____ ay until .only toke3 a slight jerk. If it hurts to Iwlsl,Iwls the binding is too "W e're in g caf," he said. "Wc'W e w ani people to come outIt more snow falls, acconcording to Lisa Smith, markrkeling , Lasl weekend's I should be readjusted,” and enjoy the skiing but auRges,gest leaving the new skis alll spokesman. i's ski swaps drew large; cicrowds, n , Rotarun swap raisaised $-150 for the Hailey ski n e, oil any moving p art on the bindings. Over the home until m ore snow falls," F o r a 24-hour ski report rci of Utah ski rcsorl.i,Is, call use the money to I :ro Is a noticeable buildup of dl EZ R ider chairlift will be npoperation hc said, offeringj> 801-521-B102, For informalmatlon regarding Utah weaUie to buy Insurance for the hill'Illl, snld-.lune bindings. Df dirt and grime In the , about four packed runs. road conditions call 80l-5;i herand Maiiea, saiechairrilrman. . Oiling permits smoolh operation op. and helps Il-5;t2-fi000.' prevent ru.rusUng. A silicon spray, avalla Our anow comes from heaven'cn not from hoses. lhal’.s thuc All ski urea opernlonilors urged skiers lo slay or ailabnrhlnKistskiand on the Jt w'as a liusyiy weekend for Ibe swap al•ll rnll,.,,,. hardware:■e stores. Is a good lubricant,"It," H art said'. "Silicon ' word from Targhee this week,':k. The area, open from 0::i010 groomed runs and to use«ISC extra caution their fir^i few!wdays Southern Idaho, a.m . to 4 p.m .. Is reportlnR a .39-Inch.li ba.se on lop and 277 onlhesloj.es, ). according lo Boli Wrighiight,'ski club' s icc, so ll helps keep icc fromrom building up nn Ihe ^ adviser. "People too. Inches on Uio bottom. Ali liftsfts will l>e operating by llio-o- e were coming and golpg allII thett llmc.” he weekend with skiing limited to0 pipnckcjd runs. The Sun Valley Ski Ed said, " I'm guesslnising wo generated Iwtween the I you're very familiar withith :ski bindings. Hart Education Foundation will ho:host ILs hundred dollars, 1' thrccandfour ^ . 1 won’t know lhe tolal money'Wrnlscdunll, ends all binding repair andid aadjusting should Iw 'fi ' an experience ski mechanic, ? - f;

C-4 T(mo3*Nowa, TwJn1 FaiFalls, tdaho Friday. Novomo fn b o r2 3 ,1070 Texas braggiging rights C a nSipl5eIH -ledl O i l ejrs o V/e rh a ilul D ailla s 330-24 IHVING. Texas (UPUPI> the T he Vicvictory marked the flrsl limem e sam e season and the 0Oilers* record of a drive'c of C6 yards whcih had1 ap-a Dallas had 12 men onsn Uic field for that Burrougl3Ugh streaking down the mlddlt .showdown for Texas hr;br;iK«inn rif-hls. since HoiHouston's Infancy that 11 had lad 10-313 the best in tho NP!^F*L, pearedJ lihalted when Houston puntacktolownand 21-10 in UicI first half, with Staubach ' • m arryini; the .schooimnmarm and thc n throwing/Ing TD passes of 66 yards to Dallas Cowboys would WM. ' uld hnvc been ~ Drew PeiPearson and 21 y ard s to Robert c;irtcd off lo iJoiit Mill. . Ncwhous It turned oul that Hoi lousc, while Tony D orselt scored Houston, which , -yardplungo. had never l)cfore Iwate 2 w ^ d on a l-yai laton Dallas In , Camnpbell pb scored on a Gl-yard run In rcKuiiir season play, hah;id ono more- Uic first I bullet than dItJ the slumpmpinc Cowboys ■ rsl period and a 27-yard run in TJuirsdav. ^ B S P b B j Uic scconjcond quarter ond Toni FrItsch kicked a That bullet wass a :J2-yard . piy d a 27-yard field goal lo shave ^ ^ ^ B ^ UicDatlai touchdown pass,from Dan)an P;istorlnl to , Qtlas lead to21-I7 al halfUtiie. Ken Ihirroiij'h midw.nyiy throuHh the - Pastor!torlnl threw a 47-yard TD pass fourtti (jiiarter lhat earrleiTied Houston to I . . '* ^ ^ ^ B ; . ; to M ikece nRenfro on the fifth play of the Its fifth straifiht Iriutnplnph — a 'M-2A J secondd hshalf (o pul Houston In front for roilerK-to-flrst------f - - ' 9 thr flr-trs t tirnc at 23-21. R afael Sep- p lace in tlie AI''C Centralnl LDivision. ‘ ^ lien’s 44-> field goal on Uieopcnirig The 'I'D pass cam e aat t tthe end of a ‘ “ of the fourUi q u arter put the drive kept' alive by a procedure ■ 'mtL. < Cowboys3ys backI In front 24-2.1 before the SI -final —her-heroIcs—from-Easlorini _ and— penalty !)>• thc (Towboys.vs. wtio had 12^ •' „ , C men on-’tho field -wlienlen Uic-OIlorK...... — Burroughugh. Campbt ’ punted Ihe ball away. ipbcll, who look over the J^FL rush|nB,IcIg lend, gained 195 yard s on "1 don'l know how it happened," I • • said Dallas Coach Tom L s. while Stoubach, the leoguo's__ 1 l-;indry of the v J H ft} ' — top-rated' ------critical-m tslnkcr'M l happ ted quarterback', completed ippcns to every i M / B t 21-of-30pa0 passes for 285 yards. team . II jost happened to to bad As has tim e." has been the case throughout Dallas’ slump, sl m istokcs killed thu Houston improved itssss irccord to an # Cowboys']lys Thursday. NFI.-best and took i )k a half-t'ome An Internterccptlon by Vernon Perry sol lead over Plttsljurnh ii 1 in the APC 1 up FrJisdllsch’s /icld goal In thc second Central. Coach Bum Phillips p pro- V Iff ■ quarter:r and an Interception by • claim ed the contest, “ the ‘the most emo- Houston’s)n’s J,C. Wilson a l thc Oilers’ :i4 tlonnl n am e I've ever beeneen a touchcdd offof thc final scorlnc drive. "They may be America team, bul we’re Texas' team." P;Philips In Dali;Dallas’ last five ^m es. thc "And 1 wouldn’t have it other ■ Cowboysys haveh turned the ball over l.i ■ way. The threat thlnn abou this K;une tim es andand have swiped Uie ball from Is that, even thoufih it w emo- ■ B ^ | | m P 0 thcoppositwsllion only oncc. tional. both sides playc(lycd like pro- I I h DV OIlcoilers now lead the defending fe.sslonals and. they p.played like ■ '" ‘W x i N FL chanhamplon Sleelers by a half­ t’entlemen." ' gam e goingoing Inlo Plllsburgh’s game Burrouf^h’s catch clclim axed Sunday’against Cleveland, tremendous offensive shf both D allas,is, Imeanwhile, Is o half-game sides, featurini’ the punisinishinq runs of v i\ . b e h in dj Iboth Washington ond Houston's I-'arl Campbelibell and the ■'N. ^ B '.C Philadelphelphin In the NFC Ea.sl. slingshot throwing armrm of [);ill:)s Jw ^ m m m Washingtoiigto.ri'will be a t Uie New York quarterback KonerStauba '' Giants Sur Bu^rou^'l^s winnlni; TD cam e wilh Sundoy and Philodelphia will ►IL i i — b catG rccrreenB av. 7;r>2 to play In the KameTie and it was? ft - then left up the Oilers' defc The game opened with offensive lefense to close ft l y S t e V off the Cowboys’ final thre;ireat and hand r j M surges fron'rom both clubs, D allas a third s(Mi)>htf^hl loss lhal - Staubachlach’s touchdown pass to dropped tht»»defenmiu NI'NI'C champl- . I f ' -M Pearson'\ camca e on Uie gam e’s fourlh ons from a three-way■ lie tf' atop the r play d Campbell's 61-yard TD run K astern Division. Housloislon did Jusl onlynly three ploys laler. Dollos that - with Dallas' finalinal hope col- . • , *''' Uien drove)ve 79 y ards to score agoin on Inpsinn when Slaubach's's fifourth-down • > • h's scrccn pass to Newhouse, pas.H from the Oilers’ liJ} scisailed harm- catching't thc h e Oilers In a blitz. lesslyoutof l)ounds. - O fth c! flvfive louchdown drives in Uht.,^ H ouston's Earl Campbelllell breaks through a holec iin th e line to b e g in a 257-yard 7 - touchdown romp i i p a n a i n s t th e D a lla s C o wiv l b o y s. "P* flrsthalf.f. UieUl shortest wos 70 yards, MVP* voting ssim ply Nearing their■goal i iie tiriifoa r l T i Patis need two wiins to r•ctain Cl:rown ) FOXBORO. Mass. (UPJPl) - The New EnglandI thoydon'lscothepoinls.’Is." which Is No. 1 against Ihc By Bob Malscl 1 the rush and No. 1 overall In ^ Patriots, needing viclorle;les in Iheir nexl two gam es< Ferguson, the AFC's's top-ratedI passer, -.spent a the NFL. ( 0 1979, The B alllm oreS eSun to repeal as AFC Easasl champions, host thoJ fruslrnling aflemoon the lost lime the Iwo teamss “ Buffalo has given us t BAI.TIMOHK-VolVotlnn for various aw ards mmifjht lie one of Ihe mosl us trouble, so wc can ’t afford | B resurgent Buffalo Bills Su;iunday In the 40lh m atchup) met, u 2G-6 New Englandmd victory on Nov. 4. He wass to overlook Uiem,” saidId frfree sofety Tlm Fox. "L asl EH thankless Jobs a sporiportswriter is called on to do.do The best he can hope of thc old Amercan Foolbaball League rivals, sacked seven times bofor^forc leaving Ihc gam e in the for is .silence, whichIch m eans most people a^rec 0 year, wc needed a fieldId g goal in the final m inule lo H •ec wilh him. Hui. let the The Bills. 0-C, haven’t beenb al the .500 m ark Ihis5 fourth quarior wilh a shothoulder Injury. beat them ond gel In thc p result turn oul to) beb< controversiol, and allI hhell .sometimes breaks h cp la y o ffs,Ifw e c a n just get late In Ihc season sincee 1975. the lasl year they The Palriots.'8-4 andId ini flrsl place in the AFC- some momentum goini;oing, we'll be hilling thc ^ loose. finished with more wins ththan losses They wlii1 East, could clinch the dbdivision title with triumphs When four mernbeibers of the Nntlonai Lea«utw e MVP committee left s playoffsonohlghnotc." bo looking for thoir 2011Dlh triumph ;igainsl New Sundoy and the followingIng Thursday at Miami. NewV •' Winning Sundoy Is c r Willie .Starj-ell offf theirtl ballots com pletely,. ccausliifi a tie for firsl ! crucial to New England's 9 England, which has wonn 191 In the 20-yonr rivalry. England has averagedJ ;t;i points a gam e In its six< playoff hopes. The PolsIts 1have never bealen a Don M belweeii .Starjiell antand Keith Hernandez. Iheirir n;mies,weret published There has been one lie. outings at Schaefer Stadiuidlum. and they were forccc■ccd to justify Iheir seiecllons:>ns to media all over the Shulo-coachcd leam inI the Orange Bowl. Should Uie ^ Buffalo chalkcd up monore lh;ui -lOO yards,lolal...I "We have.lo.stoblllzele where\ wo are now,” said1 Patriots and Miami ticlc fcfor Uie tUle, New England uM , _ ,cnuntry,.The\.voteded iin )^ood faiUi. and.wiUiouiJl imalice, hut the trouble - offense in iMjallng G reen'n'Bay 19-12 last weekend. . • Coiich Ron E rhardl, whoso wh unprcdlctublc leam Is that naming an M'MVP is an Inexact sciencee aat l»sl. A lot of people 1 hos the edge now wllh one less confcrcnce defeat, 8B hut the error-prone Bills aiaro having iroubi? pulling; Ihrashed the Colts 50-2121 lastI weekend after losingI. For New England, fulitfullback Sam Cunnln^iam Is have differeni Ideas;as of what makes an MVP.P. There Is no foolproof points on the board. •55-10 lo D enver the weeic;k before.t "Wc havo lo m ake " formula. J expected to ploy despileslie suffering a sprained ankle "Mistakes arc still bug;igging the hell out of us." sure we don't get lulled>d tback inlo mediocrity. We •Some fio on coldd statistics, s some fjlve more '■ last weekend. Offensiveive tackle Shelby Jordan is «; )re welKlit to leadership remarked offensive guard■d Reggie McKenzie, have two big gam es in 10 days< am d the keys will be (|uallties, others fi^’uiIfjure thc regular who Is moslosl difficult to replace in ; qucsllonable, bulsubstltuitltutc G arry Puelz turned In 1 •' "When our second touchchdown was culled back," Inlenslty. preparation and ai healthy players. We- a tremendous job lost weelweekagalnslthcColts, - -4 . the lineup should be)etop t( man, etcy know if wo win those i said quarterback .Joe Fei''ergu.son, “ I thought we ;e games, we'll bo In tho: Veteran wide receiverc r FFrank Ivcwis. enjoying his-! The American Ix*;Ix‘ague vote didn’t createe i anyUiln« clo.se lo thc w ere gelling back Into U playoffs." controversy the Nati' Ihc same old rut. I was besl y ear in Ific pros.os. is doubtful for BuffaloV> lalional U'aj'ue's did. but a Ilot of us In Halllmore gelling ; fruslraled, wonder Thc Bills have turned;d c oul two of their top ihree thouj’ht Ken .Stn^leloi ering whal we would have ' bccaase of strained kneenec ligaments,. Rookie wldeH^J L'lon should have finished mucnich closer than he did to lo I do lo score. Il w as disgiigustlng. bul il also had lo rushing pcrformanccsTrVI Don Baylor in the ( jOhOisObmc'w'tiekirr-Bul—^------rccclver-^JmTTJutlornsr is cxpeclcd to see somc]>3 le overall totals. No knockck ngainst Baylor, you affect ; the defen.sc, They SCOse us mnrching'dovWi'The — running b;iBts Terry Mlliililler and C urlis Brown will underst;ind. He hada action ofler missing four.our.gamcs with a separated i d d a iremendous year, bul .Sinnmnlclon w;is In Ihe lineup field i all duv. bul when the,liey come oul nnd look up. bo trying to penelratc.ac.a New England defense every day, both of!offensively ;uul tlefenslvehcly. while .Baylor was '■ shoulder. primarily a desiunalclaled hitter. T here are those whiwho think a m an \vlio isn’t I'twdf'tH enough defcnslvelv r to be used in Ihe field:eld .shouldn't even be conftltleltIoredasaIeat;iicMVp’. Basketballt in E ()l)viously. thc votersers don't anree, bee;nise .linlim Rice won |;ist year, Rockies Baylor thistlme, andnd IwlhI are d cslpiated hitters.TS. You probably b;idd to .see .Singleton play everyy dd;iy to appreclale whnt he-fflrant to the Orioleloles. When he dldn'l hil. theyey had prolilems scorinK runs, and altluiufiliI he has no speed.'he catches.‘s teveryihini; he fjelshis j'love on in Ihe outfilulficld, I Ihounhl Baylor would wi win the award, Tarkamian lesads ebels firom pelmance -l>ccausehe has it allII as;ina. offensivepl;iycr. But,ut, ilw as a surprise that Sinnleton w;isn’t closeoser thjui :1-I7 points io 2'Jl. HeHt' (?ot only ;t first place .r .SANTA"l-'IC, N.M. lUPI;»I) - .Jo7ry sure starter.'T." Is a f.-fool-i) forw;ird- Vranes, a member of Par'an American' the Big Skyky Conference< tUIe a year votes, apparently 2: of them oul of B;iltimore. in the format that has 2 Tarkanian * has paid his debt di to the center who ;ivJiveragcd :i.'. points and ri team this summer, led Ihe ll team In ago, is hcavll;□vlly favored lo do il again. baseiiall writers from'im each niiijor le;i|>ue city onin tthecom m itlee. -_ .i NC/\A'.s, 11.011.50 Qf penanctice. And al-- relxiunds in1 high b school. Anderson. ;i scoring and the league Inn relwunding Coach NellII MMi cCarthy's team w as 25-9 ih o u ^ his bankroll Is runniinlng a little G-G - forward, It w;is also surprlsi,rlsin^; that the point totals of Fred l.ynn and .llm d. scored 2fTpoints and lost seoson. Cenler Tomn Chambers, last season1 and an four of thc starters arc Bice, who finishedI fourlhft and fifth behind Biiylor. B; Sinnlelon and short;*a j, trio of blue chipperlors he lured averaged ' 10 rebounds, .lohason. a . who averaged Ifi points laiilast soa.son os back. Getjriie Brett, weren'tii't higher. But. the suspicionnn is thai Ihev musl lose ,i10 ihc desert should keep hlrlim ahead of form er UCLALA recruit, transferred to a sophomore, also is.back,k,Thebe.slof Guard Bruce Bn Collins, forward. a little somcthinf’ whevhen you sec them every d;iyl;iy. For insliince, when the " game,. UNLV fromI 0;Oxnard Junior Cojoge, thc recruits arc. forwaA’ards Pclcr David Johnschnson, 7-1 cenler Richard the Boston media w;is•;is asked lo vote for the BchId SSox MVP. they picked Thc L^/vcrslly of Nevevada l-as The trio willI’ill Join'l'arkanlan's kiddie Williams and Pacc Manniolion. Smith and1 playmaker pi Mark Mottos Rick 'Surleson, Their-•ir feelini'\vasI lhat ttie litUcle .'.shorlslop Is more thc Vegas, V where Tarkunianprriracliceshls corp lhal incinclude: four sophomore New Mexico. J9-10andaian NIT entry veterans. McCarthy also (■luciliat holds the tear;eani tof-ether Uian ellh er Lyn;ynn or BIcc, and that he running, n gunning and nimonost always lellerm en frorrom las season. The lone last season, returns l.^rr'rry Uclln, a j ' " S ? *irrocniilsthatlopG-6. J ? Is the one m;in ther Bed Bi Sox could leasl ;iffordrd to lose, the one they winning ^ .style of bnskelballill. has Just senior starterter back is guard Fllntle all-conference fonvard, git!imrd Kcno)' M onlano3 State, St coming off Its firsl would Inive the mostIt troubleir repliiclnn- finishedfll serving a two-yci.-ear NCAA Ray WilllpAl a s . who -averaged 7.9 i-, Page-fl_rivfi»ibirt transfersr trom OlSa icason In six yoars, and •That leatls you to) btbelieve Lynn and Bice prob•obably dldn'l finish too piprobation. polnis a gaiWnn Uie ballotsIs ( comlnn out of Bo;>ton. It e coach of Uie yeor. Joedy It fjcls hack lo each The Beliels were pul onn probation rclurnet necs includc forwards berger signed four juniinlnr college S d “ a “ individual's Interiiretaelation of what he is voting forfor. shshortly aftor Tarkaniiui led irns and Richard Box and transfers, arc expecled to balUc for This year. 1 was on tl d Ihem 16 a I^urn: the runner-up in the Cy Younn Com m ittee, anda allhounh the final third-place th finish In the 1U77 I'J NCAA playm akorMMichael i I>oyd. r-up spoL Montana Slate finish of Mike Flannn; Wyoming Coach Jim Br lajjan. Tommy .lohn and BonIon Guidry was exactly fijfinals, capping a season in w Brandenburg, was 15-11 under ui first-year coach the way they appearet which they The Wostenicrn Alhletic Conference. ., has all-conference slai iredon~fny ballot. I neverlhelheless did considerable established cs 1-t NCAA records ar Charles Bruce Hera:eraldson and Northern soul searchlnjj beforeire votinj;. and still wonderT iif I didn't slighl .Jim ds the league UNUNLV is scheduled lo Join Bradley, a 0-5 swingman,in, Thc Cow- Arizona relurc tu m s three starters, In- Kern. While Iho NCAA managci{cd.lo keep next July, figiigures lo lu n i Into a race boys’ polenliol rests in thehe backcourt eluding seniornior forward Mark Stevens, T arkanian In the courts arand out of between the• 1 two' Ulah mem bers, de- Kern was tremendoi wllh recruits Anthony JoJohn.son and a l5,4pointsctIscorcr. / idous conilni; out of the bullplilpen for the RanRcrs. postseason pc play the past twoA'o .seasons, fending chnmamplon Brigham Young Miko.Iack.son, Ncvoda-Rcti You vole for Just Diee loptf :i in Cy Younf* compellt Reno, which jumped from •Iltion, 1 had no trouble it11 couldn'l keep him from turningtu oul and Utah. Hovlowever. Now Mcxico has San Diego Stole h as a newne coach in the West Coas puttinf> KlanaKan and .John one-two. but did loasl Athletic Conference lo d much sludyln^i and a couple more 20-gamee winning again dipped■d inlo Ihe junior college Dave Gaines, who moved■d West after Uic Big Sky, k thinklnf’ before fiivinnn« Guidry the third spot over y, losl six seniors from lost k'or Kern, The fact that soseasons. His career coachlntng mark of ranks lo reloaload its oxploHlve-offense compiling a 47-10 record IrIn two years y ear's 21-77 team t( Uiat beat Oregon Kern finished one polnlolnl-behiiid G uidry in IIk»-ov« overall totals,-and waa,'-...... 220S-52-ft m akes him th e ' wimilni'esr\v 'and Wyomingng.' T exas EI Paso and' at Detroit thai Included'ait not the least lilt happyipy nlwul il, causes you to loo an NCAA bid State In Uie5 firstfir round of Uic NITrBui “ look back on the whole acactive coach in the counlry. Colorado Stallale all rolurn plenty of last season, Gaines’ phll thlnfj. One vote couldtl havehi chanfjed the order, hllosophy of the Wolfpackack responded with seven As part of the proballon.,j)cnally, "ru n , press nnd .shoot" mimakes him a Junior collegeege transfers plus .transfcJ* These aw ards are importanl,im, and although you ou «el an odd-ball vole UNLV Uf was limited to threeJO recruits ^BYU Coachch Frank Arnold has all natural for the WAC, butit the Azlccs Gene Ransom,Mm, a standout guard a t thc yrtirown in now and thethen, alm ost all of those cho gn, ■ University of :hosen fot" the. various cach ca' of tho past two seasonsns. Consid- five sta rte rss Iback from last' ^ ’ar's faccn rebuilding campaign of California two years committees each yearear. are cxlremely consclerrlentlous. The idea of crcd cn one of tho country's W eber State, _\vh Ich. rain,away_wJLli_JSo_ n...... publishing nam es when '••5 top re- tcnm that won'on Ihe league wllh a 21-7 len there Is controversv Is failfairly new. and I'm nol cruller, on Tarkanian had lo go for record. Junloiilor Dannv Aingo. wlio • surewhotheritisKoodo)dorbnd. quallly rather than quantity. avertigcd 18.4?.4 p o ln is'a gam e, will ] The idea is for Ihosese oni the comnilttees to do) U:their homework, and ^Tarkanian says the probation pi team with slciIcady Scotl Runia In the F our top seecids advance vote strictly on merit, extensively h urt his rccrullln ril. If a man knows his nnnam e is ROinK to be lngeffort.s backcourt. PORT WASHINGTON, N • published, he mlglil be morei inclined lo vole forir tthe player he has to nnd Influenced UNLV slarsrs Reggie The Cougars N.J. I UPI) lo a socond-sci1-scl tiebreaker by E llse ’ irs also have two of the The1 top four seeded playeyers, led by RIchmanofNoi work w ith every day. Jf li11 comcs down to a dcclslonon that Isn't clenr-cul. Theus and I^rry Moffittitt - to go league's beslt forwardsfc In sophomores 7 North Miami, F la., before • Zina Garrison of HousloIon, Texos, laking Q 6-1,, 7-57-5 victory to advance lo So. Wednesday, Ihe Ec hardship wiih Ihe' NBAiAl. before DevJn D urrantint and Fred Rolwrls and 'f. : Eclipse Award ballots arriveIvcd, requiring racing ’ , ‘gained: thc Uilrd round wwhile fifth- the Uilrd round.Jnd. writers lo vote Ihe yearcar's titles In Ihc various catcategories. There arc finishing tflclrcollogccllglblllllily. G-10 senior ccnlenter Alan Taylor. Taylor seeded s Elisabeth Evans All Uic sam e, Tarkanian hala s landed could be prcsse s of Santa Sccond-scedciedcd Leand Seward of som e tough ones to lockDcklc, nol Uie least of whichh Isli choosing between sscd for a slarting spot by Monclo P was elim inated ThThursday in Richmond, Va th ree high school All-An\m erico s: G-II, 2C0-poun Va., breezed past Kim Affirmed andSpcclacuIi:ular Bid a s ! lorse of thc Year,ar. piH lund freshman standout thc t United Stales girls 116-year-old Gandy of Valdo Since Ihe prize to Ihe V Sidney Green of Brooklynyn, N.Y.. GregKItcofllfHouston. ci ildosla, Ga.,o-i,6-i:No.3 le voter is n henrty handshakeikc If he Rets 11 rlghl, a Tn, division Notional Indoo:3or Tennis scedPomelaCoa Cosole of Fairfield, N.J.. bu n t^ of Brief If he doesn L arry , Anderson of the PiiPiltsburph Al Ulah. CoCoach Jerry Pimm has C K?sn’t.wmoa-floa-Nowr., Tv4n Fallo. Idoho C-5

am ateurs . .H K ertrn feels revitalizeed I jb b e d ■ LISBON. PortUKfll (UPUPI)-Only a few y ears ofjo lhe pro.sp0.spcct.s of this by V • smnJl nation sondinf* mmore v o te rs handful or olhlclcs to the tUllO Olym- VORK I'l'PIi I.Isi.’n In.Iini plcs at Moscow w ere alwul)OUt as rem ote h e T e x a s R anjier.s InillpL'n ;ic f • ns a South American juni’l tell you h e h.-id h.-ii.T .•.inn-d ‘ Once a world lender In exploration run nigc Ihan .American (,e;ij'ijc • and colonization, lhe coumluntry has been ling Aw,-ml uinner .Mike • reduced to near hankrukruplcy by a 11 of lhe Ballininiv f)nolcs bloodless revolution In1 1974H and the ' loss of Us colonics. Cou-ounlless gov- rliefpitdiin/'. : ,crnmenls have failed to tr the finislu',1 foiinli 111 liie (■’,• •' econom ic downsvvint’. ■oling lii'biiid i''l;iii;i(;;in ;ind Yet, throuRh the efforls Vork ^•ank^■,■^, T o m n n ,lohn • federations, and wilh ttiehe aid; of some • (iiiidry ■ - financial assistance fromom an Arneri- k if ,voii go on j)u'rc s la ls , m v ■ can soft drink companv am ateur Ix’iler than l'’lanag;in'.s.’’ ttif •• sports are oncc apain flourishing no in ixaiiid riglit-bander cl;iims ' the coijntry and the f-nvc in- nagan pilclir,! 24:. iiininj^s to ' • tcndS-to send.a squad ofLaLalhlutca-to------2ii 'ben ;ig;nn, h f w.-is in al>oul. . Moscow next sum m er. L-sand I iiilch cd 71 lie bad 2:1 • ‘ Now that m ay not ’scorn:om like a I had l.’i wins and2H.';;iv,'s, so •' iHit conslderln« thal Portiortugal is nol figured'(I in 2:1 H allim o rc v ic ld n c s — ^-much-htppor'in total popuipulalion iriliu ted to 42. Ihc five l»oroUKhs of Newew Vork Cily < as time i;ors on llien-’ll lie -j and thal there Is littlelie money to ' cognition and nioru ot a finance such a trip. It is otol a ri'lief pitcher's stats in — . adiicveiiieiiL______II eoiTiplcxityoI pilcliini:.'-'______■>' "There are many pn to Kern, needlee'diii): Ifi2 innm iis to ciu;illfv overcome." says -Brigadeiideiro Daniel lor tlie iriu’d nin avcrai;.- litl.-, w;is •'•"Nerves Sales Grade, presli the r llu- limil ;is lie p,i.^li-d ;i 1 V ■•'executive committee for>r 1 Portuguese ll would liav,' l)iM>ri I'.ood Olympics, "Our educationllonal system ir .’ill llu- ni,iri)l«'s Aelii.illv. lacks the advantages of hotboth the West Ron rv riof lilt' .N'cu \ ’<>rk ^’aiiki-i's •’ njid (fic fron Curtain countri ^ V fJic k it c m u v luiii 2r;( Fl.-iiiagan wa^ , • ' ‘OuryoiinK-stcrsdonot nget compul- was fourlh.-ll :i id; ' '• s«ry sports education, ant It Idlally upscl lhal 1 didn'l cases. It Is up to the indivldividual and his ^ <’y >'oung." .s;ivs ib r slraighl-lalkii , , fam ily to see to a younn-steriter's needs In . M t liking Keni. "Wlicii’ yoii'\<' • the formative years. Wet’e may: have gollen to Ihe Ihl point wlu-re iicupl,' ■< forty-two sports federation?ions here, bul H ands of Cavalier Daue Rc Ul>j recognize .you\du a s o n e of ih c bcsi r.-licl ! Roblsch dw arf (he ball asa s h e s a v e s a re b o u n d agaigainst Golden State in NB ,( pilcliers in ha: they are financially unalitiable to dn NBA play Thursday night. 1 h aseb.ill. Ihen i'\c n if _\,iu ...much. don't win llie;h e aw .'ird p c o jilr know luni- goodyou a rc '- "Our athletes, prior tolo ffour y ears ^ ^ 2 . 1 Hefore bisIlis iic’’ The Bucks:ks entered Iho second h alt with 1 SlateJVarrloiSi. running Uiele Cavalier.s' ” The American and the P' ■ithaW-49odgcbul t-,,1 : current winning streaksin lo Ihree uanies. ■ L'ar. T h a i's il. A nd v o u 'v e e Portuguese New .Jerseyey rallied to lie the .score anclncl lako a the lead J-- gol five davs r Kovernments have been anc ys rrsi and vou're always and will con- briefly on CalvinCa! N all’s two foul shots wilhvilh 4 :10 remaining '"^CcnlraIDIvl.lon ‘ " ” , Tbe Cavs openedled up an ll-point lead tn the■ fifirsl period, resled when vo tinue lo l)c on excellent len ny,iu go oul ihere. I luid'Tl lorm s." says in the thirdd period,p Milwaukee hit only 1 ofi 11 shots from n 'il ’’ni'?i;i but the .score wasi-as tied 10 lim es in the secoi;ond ([uarler appeanince.s-•-s tl Ihis year and probably lhe Brlnadeiro, “However,^er, we feel the field duriiJringlhequartor, ;,vi r iK-'fore {.'levelandd outscoredoi ttie Warriors 2(» ;i IIn the final 20 of liiem I ' lhat the U.S. Olympic Comti 1 I w;is well rested ;uiil >mmilleehas In the fourlurlh period. Milwaukee rcgaineiined its composure acvci,",,,•' ':i IJ L-. l."< fiveininulosofllih(?1ksl(?1 lialflo grahar.I-4.1lead.id. probablv lla-le olotiu-r r.l I «.-is dr;i);ging , not piven us tlie due we feel we' againsi the N iiml •! |:i w, ; Nets’ pressing defense. Rookieikle f*at Cummings iH-imiiI i; I’ III With Randy Smlt ig lh e re . .. dcscr\'o. So far. we have beenl)ci unable hit two foul111 shols ; with fi::m to pul the B W«lemConffrcn« mlth chipping in eight poinls a • to net them lo realize the in L.* Bucks ahead for MldwcslDlvlHon ^ ^ ^ Russell adding ssev e v ^ , Cleveland sliol a sizzlii lakes you a better pilciier, ; iniporlance good. 99-9U. relict bei-aiisc vou know ,.,we feel we deserve and hophope (lesper- Bridgman, from the field inin VIfie third period lo lake a ' rs; m. norm ally Milwaukee’s sixth:lli man.i .started al Kim'i'a"'*' ilow 111,' iKill i)v iliem .•111,1 alely that lliis situationn \will ;ilter sm all fonvan V. r, Golden State, wbiij•liiilli dropped ils sixth game ard and was helped by B rian WiiW inters’ Ifi poinls, r ' R I’l u;i sea litlle 1)11,if llne.sse. ll’s I before tho Games l)enin.“ Cummings’ 1' w in' seven, could nevercrA;itehup, f ;’ IS and 14 apiece from Kent Ilei:Rensoij and Sidney i’i.ii> '■I 1.1 .Mike Mitchell sc< ■ays ;i p rcssu ri/.ed silu.-i- Portugal lias competedled in lhe Moncrief. • Pacific Dlvliilon ■' "" scoVd 111 points and Smilli ;•k1, 1(1,.,) 1- fo.' always Olympics since 1!II2 in Stock I. GU Cleveland. Robertrt PI arrish topped c;olden Stale, V . ■ '"'n- ••linK'stt ah;ilways y.m'ro goini; into ockholm bul MikoNewllwlin paced New .lersev with 2(1 poinls followed ■ j’"riiaiiiiH«'l>'> . li ; (V'r ontheline." event. The countrv has ean; n Willlam.son. slill s^'iiiui-"'' '^'i V' GOLDEN STATE3(93) (fl ariietl silver operatlngastis the third guard, scored 14 offiff tlIhe bench. •' Mis strengthigtli in eoiiiini; oul ot t!u' and bronze medals in sport: •jl P arker .'.0-0 10,110, C(M)per.->o o 10. Parish 11 :i-- oris such as .1-4 2.., I.iicas |)ullpcn;indwI wiiiniiin ii or sa\'ini; liaines equestrian. sh(K)linn. vacli "" ■ 5 2-4 r.>. W hite:;0-0f1-0 fi. Shori fi l-.l lit, Townse icliting and Milwaukee (117)(i: send :i H-4 f„r Tc\as earn•arned Kern major l,-;i|'uc fencing l>ut the proudest TliunKlay'tllcsuJbi 9, Aliernelhyo O-OO.0 0 . Ravtid-oo, WilsoirJO l 4. ( ?st moment BridgmarlanJi 10-12 2f>. Movers 2 (1-4 4. BensonBei ') 4-4 14. . C ouuhran2 haseball's 11179 R elu-t ,M;iii A w ard in cam e iti the M ontreal Olvini; ■vcliiml l».' (J.iic'lrii HI 0 - 0 4 . T' (1 o_ t a 1 s 4 2 !i • I 4 •mplcs when Buckner .'i 2-22- 12. Wlnlcns fi ;t-4 if!. Wa^A'ashingloii ;i ii'O Krlday'iCam« ' • llieAnK'rieanl,an L eag u e C arlos I^ p es won a_,sllvere r i u e d ^ l n 0. CatchingsS :i ; o^) G, Moncrief .'> 4-.'’. i - '. CLEVELAND < ^0' Th;il .-iH-anr a n i is sponsored Iiy . • fhe lOiHH)!,:..- Cummings G;iG lyJTotals 4f> ,2(!-:i4 117. - I g ” V .; Rolaids ivash'ishlnitlcin alS.vi ...... Rus.soll fi 1-22 l:1: 1. Milcliell 1) 0-0 Ifl. LaiTil. Findlni- the lime' to train in is a nl.erl 1 o-o ‘ Kern'irruluri.lu re .-tppe.irs ;issiirerl \v-ilh 2,' W alker 4 0-0 11, li, R. Smith H 1-2 17, Robischi problem facing Portujrue-se.■.so athletes. New Jersey'(109) (1 . i.«»AiiAri((Wr!ian‘’liUii« .7 ^ :ilfi,ls . Tc-,v:as.ne..;lg,uigncd a five ye.ir contract . l^ p e s, who works In a bank. C arr 4 2-2 lo. A. Ci arr 10 ()•» 20. W, Smilh ink. is given van BredaKJa Kolff24-4 9. N a ll« ;i-;t 19,.Kelley K< 2 10-12 14. ro m ingers l;ist .July, With lhe tim e by his em ployers to n Willoughby :i 2-2 II, 1 run in tho Ncwllnfl4-4120, 20 Jordan B2-2 Ui. Rlliott 1 11-2-2 :t.: Williamson G i II, Talum 2 0 2 4. Totals .‘.fi long-Iermpaet, ,! inorninj's and he sticks t( :ict, ;ind reniepihering Ihe < lo a , dis- 2-2 14, Johnsorson :i 0-0 0. Boyncs :i o-o fi. SmithnIth oo-oo. Totals I J'ii C le v e la n d 27 34 29•>9 30-1^0 •1 l mme or Inule me." lie's • from lack of proper Iraininj-igmetliods. n New, Jerscs e y 255 2'24 34 2 6 - 1 0 9 iM.onilrn.^iKilo.’ilClilcjKo ■siilisfied jusl 1 ..-lllx .H l),-nv.T Total fouls Gol<:!olden Slale tfi, Cleveland 20 ..' sl lo be in liie m ajor ' leagues and if necess:ir\1 iu-',l In- Hit- team ’s batl lilt;mu praclic,' pii,'her ' ■An answer top,p r a y e r I P h ilip p s rc1 sc u (le d B(e a r s ffro m h a p ke s s yee a r By Kevin Lamb for it." wide receiverr HrianHi Baschn;igel .• i\y K 'n it’ll m aybe. At the end of every■ pepeak v/as a valley. I^ng run.siins against l ^ s Angeles. \V lo try for a bigger hurl you i. When the Ram s had a thirdrd-and- 2.-i play. Phipps understands.un He savs it took led to Interceptions. Phippsps has led lhe Boars not by ook him years Io ln.sieai‘ad. Phipps had learned lo scoot off the field, by play on Ihelr final alle:iltenipt lo calch up. Armstroirong said learn the impoiporlance of wasting'Iwo or I heating them up, but by calmlnming them down. >r'three passes a assume0 the otlier team won't eontt'ontrol the ball fiir the “You can really sec the; concentrationcc on his face." gam e'ss remainingt 40 or 4r. minutesles and: pl;in for the next tackle Tcd Albrechl says. "It"1 makes you concentrate possessiiSion, “ When you come Io tbebe siileline."s Latta savs, harderyourself,” ml)night want to slap him fiver•orjokewitlihimand'he or ' That Is not the classical w?way lo lead a team . Phipps 1 even notice, lle's'so involved.■edintbe 1 name, thinking mlftht not Ix: the rlRhl quartetrterback for a building team, iplayhowaiilslo nin.“ Jim Zorn com es to mind for th.ithal Job, Bul Phipps is more a ironv of the serene seholarliiarliiiess liehiiul Pbipp.s' Catalyst thnn'n foundation, aI quarterbackqu who can m ake a s Is lhat it might also have■e del;iyeddi his rhance lo COOd team better than Ihele sum of its parts. Roger le last two seasons. The Browr•owns traded him ,liinoi; Staubach comes to mind. the 19777 drafl because they preferreerred the fiasliuT Hri.in In the 4'- ponies Phipps haslias quarterbacked the Hears, ■ i j l l l p K i l Sipe. Clc.'leveland general manager-•r Peter.I Hadba/v sairl, Un average game would havoavo him completing 14 of 2.S ! is absolutely no doubt he’ll’11 be b the starter lor Ihe passes for 1R« yards, withith one touchdown and no ■ j i ii ” but l!iays. “ Uul when you need ll, _ > 3 | | S secure qu;luarterback might not have.■done. tloi He wa s lh e one Mike gets thal ball there." SilgSSBCT who starto•tod hollering fo,r somc'pep on Ithe sideline after a " I think m y strength Is I don'l dor panic. I maintain my ^SHnBRw RJ-yard nnrun Increased the Rams' lead:ad fnI n ri Ki-t l to 2;i-M poise In situations where othersrs lilose It’." Phipps says, "Me wasJ saying. i 'Let's hear somethlibilling,’ ■' I^-iita says, iic docs nol ovcrrcact to fallurllure or succcss or criticism ,.^ '‘andgettliting us ontlfuslaslfc. Thai’ss UioUu k in d of th in g yoii o r praise,” cooch Nclll Arm stroilrong says. “ He doesn’l get ■ £■ ' ' need In a qiquarterback." rattled. Ho may get rOshcd or sacsackcd, but he doesn’t comc Phipps: saysI ho fools less pressunsure now. lhat each over to the sideline and throw*ow his hands up and say, quarter Iss noli a now iriai. The trap diHii , y door underneaUi Bear •You’ve got to block those guys.s. VYou’ve gol lo run the righl |^S||K q quarlerbacacks has been naili.Hl .shut'.:. E,Each week, Phipps 1 routes.’ ” and his loaeammates are more comlortal;rtablew lth cach other Above all, Phipps Is patient,1. Butr why shouldn't he be? j p P y f f l j a 'A'libI an airborne football, lie has ha made a spla.sh He waited 2Vj years for the job.X ; without manakinganywaves. ' . Phipps learned some things5 al>oulal; him self In that lime, IS betn efheiont." •Armstronging says. "He.doesn’t He couldn't be o coach, he says.lys. W hal he likes besl is lo’ - — 0 flair of a Vince Evansans or some other con rol whol's happening on theleficld, f -...... , — - ,,p, ■ • quarlcrbacacks. But be has a consislontrnt ppersonality. That’.';-- • huddle, he even tellsells us Uiot-lf iHoy're In a tho thing; I liko about him. He iilavs,-s 11the same way. Nol certain defense, we’ll change lo i J T h in gJS s ;arcn^i a lw a y s th is to u g h lo this play, so be prepared gh now that Mike Phipps)S isI le a d in g tlic B e a rs . flashy, bul;il consistent. "H c'sllkiIke an old shoe. He wears well.'■ell." C-6 T im oo-N ow a. Twin FatlFalls. Idaho Ffldoy, Novomt:■mbor;3,18;^______Jimrrimy the Greek

I t ’ s a w / e e k e n dd f o r CO)ntendy 10, Bay nolL tillikely to waste a scheduling)g ggift which could give by)y2, . - week, ^^y laic analysissof of lhe games; Kansas Clly (5-7)(5-: al .Snn Dlcgo i9-;o - Ch;hargers cnn’t them honlome field advantage Ihrouf•oughout the playoffs. N.y. F Jots (f>-7) at Sealtlele (5-7)(f (M onday) — Another W ashini’ton UI-5) atI N.Y.N Giants (S-7) - A win.vin here , afford lo savor• lajInst week's win over Pitlshutlurgh loo long. T am poBBay a by H- sheihoolout, especially If Wesleyey \W alker Is ablo lo rejoin Je l acaln st the Jiatetf SljiiusILS woiiidv cJve.niuch meaningng to the othcnvlse the Chiefs Ch w-lll prove lo he aran oxlremely New OrleansOr (C-Ct :il Atlanta H-ii4-B) — Falcons oul of allillack. Jets have slumped of 1lale and have had trouble n iaiils, and U'aKhln{;ton.lon. which has a .I-I recordd within\ dangerous opponeionent, Kansas City is especlallilly dangerous contentionlon bul loom as pos.slblc .spospoilers lo Saint leam mrunning Ahc ball nnd protectitocllng Richard Todd, That •heir dlvlsinn. can itl-affoifford to loso any possible edg) al New KnKngland(lM )- IflhePatrloirlotsare with anopportunlljnlly lo m ake up for near-dlsasaslrous slump unbeatenn streaks thal slrelched backklolDfrJ, tc Craig Morton ' JinImmy Jordan and Wally Woot/oodlianwliave combined for Itxiklnft ahead lo nexl week’s wt showdown In-Miami,mi. Ron which ended agalr'ninst Falcons can’l affordrd lo play the enjoying aa superb .season and shouldJld hove success going GO0 TD' strikes, and their hlgh-ilgh-powereeivof/ensivc attack {•'rhardl would he wise;e t'to rem ind them lhat Iheyey can’l .role of-a stunnedled victim, I.A offense, keyeyed l)y Vince deep againainst Haldcrsecondary. Bronconcos will play this one shohould have Iillle trouble wilh wil Charley Pell's Gators, af/ord to lake the Hillss forfo granted, Buffalo gave? PPals a F erragam o. shoul(ould continue to get well agagainst imroiis a s lfltmleanlthcdlvislonal e a title. Denvtnverbv4, Fl«'l«rIdaStatct)y21. ___ tiiKsle in carly.nolnii threilireo weeks ago. and Joe Ferierguson - SnnFranel-scosecosecondary, Los Angelos by n. Philadeljlelphin <8-4)' at Green Baj:BajL-o-J-tl) - Golden IiHouston hosts Texas TechII In a gam e thal features Iwo h as rejjained passing touch toi he had In firsl halff of o tho Miami (7-.';> al HallimoreI i4-II) • Dolphinilns must win opportunlt;ally for Eagles to prosperr liIn Ilghl Nf'C Easl, out:utslanding runners — QBB IDolrick Brown, who has season. Patriots havee ffinally brought their pu3puzzling rem ainder of Iholroir gam es lo rem ain in contentnllon and will .Inworskl:l aild : Montgomery will conli:introl the ncllon here rusljshed for over 2.500 yardstis nsi a Cougor. and Jam es ninninp Rame l>ack to rcsj-espoctahlllty, Nc\^r:ngland_bd b y in ,____ need help.from lhe likes c (ltV f‘'>o.-ll)o,.Jels oroi Vikings lo____ Nvhilc.E.'Ull'iglc.dcfonsci shuts iiown.spiiUeilUeringRacker.tiltack ...... Hacladnol,_who needs Jus(i5ttyacdan:da,lo,bc'comeTccli;s all-tim e ...... ------'C leveland v n :.ira rPPillsburgh ill -- 'Cievelancand will wind up as dlvlsllvlslonal • champinns. With Don I Slrock Phlladelphlphlaby4, lea

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Enfllana S J ■ An3y‘^Onan'’j2?in"j««.j53. 8. Ofucs l1Be.'«9. 9. 5 0 M3 7J7 177 FofiyZoollclllcr 1198.951. 10, L«nnyVVadklnsJ195,710. LPQAOOLF ! ! T, S! paiiimota . » j j j m !Ji Young I1J5.493. 9, Sally Lilllo. Souin 19.Ml, I. Jan« Oialock (11S,?7tI. 0, Judy U JIl, 3. .JoAnno Carn«f,»9«.?H 10, Ocih ___ MEN'S TENNIS Cl«*nl;ina e < 0 ■«? 2M 77! ' , r^ McEnron 1544.038. 2„ Diorn Boro. Oicinrtli : 10 0 .107 JM 310 Swiaon, i579.345 . 3. Jimm, Connors 1441,430. 4, ommg tJ91,719. 8. Vilaa Oorulailig S, Edaie Oi&Di 1700,330 7, auillermo Den.e' 9 3 0 :?M »o ib5 'i'ftr.l!Oonhna, $174,811. a, Woijak FiOak. OjKlooa 6 6 i>m53M « 0 ^ Ml WOMEN-8 TENNIS I 7 0 417 IW ?0J , na Na>raiilovafj tH4,J4g. 7. Cnns E««ri 1,165. 3, Tracy Austin S3M.343. 4, V/ondy Natloni^ Cofll*r«nea • Tutnbull. Australia. Aual't J719,113 S, Dianno Fromnoll:.

SffiS;:; s"Y !4.4a4. 10. Evonno Goolaoong, Auairaiia. POA QOWLINO 9 t .JM J31 J5J , , Rolh I1J4,517. 7. Marsnall Molman ...... I, Earl Aninony >91,440. 4. Joo Qnrardi Oooroo Pappaa 107,150 0, EO m-sslor lonnny Polraaiia 154,9J9. 8, O.ek Rilaor I ! s il fi li 'u:™ Larry Laub 149,375. 10, V/ayno WotiD a 0 .333 m 279 “ 3^5 NASCAR S = , 5 jf^1 0 IM 169 J75 , til Walinp 14 8 5,870 . 7. RlenarS Polty I, Cale YatDorougn {385.SI5 4, Dobby L T Pei, PF PA 19.675 . 8. Ouaay Oak«r 1755,455 . 8. Dale S}39,87S. 7, Danny Paraona 1711,980 8 I Los Anijo'DS 0 0fl 0 4^ ”j J?e n IW .W , 9, Oonn'la Allison 1144,070. lo! I Can F/jnciJCO 1 111 0 OH j ” 339 N°MlPol!S"ttU TnurUiy. Nov, a y THOnOUOHBREORACINQ M I ■ ■ ■ H,M3,01< i'.Ct Cio>«iaft!»«l Pltututgn.lB "m. Foil J4,37S,07J,1.077. 0, am snoamakof *4,338.638. ./! / j &l LouisatCl'iclnrsli. 1 p.m Oartoll McKaimHarq^UD 14.003,448 8, nubsn H«'nand«t , < ■ MmriooUalTamDii Oa», 1 0 _m J3,90J,60«. ^9.^^nOj 9. 6 Haxrior 13,840,672. 10, Caan ^ WashirQton al N,Y, Cianls. 1 p." • AamuJ9onJ3,55< Nn~Otlrsnial Allania, ip m TOAINEHSis ' —'- 1, Us Oarrera 43,500,777 . 7, PliiljUrlonia al Ot««n Da». 7 p i Dud°*oSp jt«5,539.°'jp! ^ g S r silaloy S t1,095,5l5. 0, Robon Franhol H Loi AngoloaatSan Ftiineisco.' 7, li lonn H. Forboo Jl,578.981. 8, Roberl H — OoDOnH Jl,

' Ftrorllo ■ ■ Pla (Compll«mpllM) by U,8, TrDllIno Aaan,) £« Oonvot Oakland 7 ORIVERS -— 1 Herve Flt^on S3 070 916 7 Jotin ' lo» Angoi.ts 5ai5anFrancl«o 51> CampOell t7,K0,777, 3, Carmon At>DatlollO f | uj'i Chieaoo <• Joa Maran Jr, «,001.M3 5. Jonn W Rightli.'inded free an«!n|(!nt B ru c e K ison is w e lc:ofl@ll o r m cd t o t h c California AngVngcl fo ld b y field m nnntjeiicr Jim Fregosi. Kison munust rcplncc Nolan Ryanin Dallas N v " S k S H ; *7, ’]?; iamis Oonaity {l!i5l,M1.°*'io“o*a‘ld 11 Atlanta 7 Waplsa t1,U7,eS Sl Louis 2') Daciv;ot»lort1,::?Jf,V850"‘ ''“' I - Mmnosola 7 HORSES - 1 No»®‘ criflU>’'nO QuiralolO tU^.KO. 3, lo Son n a a ^ ’sMS.TM’^'^Cniola Hanoi” A Clo.olana 11 l$J3,0M 5, Tfy 5 : h t e r s e a s B i g ' 4 :;E l!'S 3 S-iL~.aS7SS Schlicl elected i Ten’s Ib e s t S-'ralli'o COLLEOE SoulHorn Calit COLUMnnS, Ohio lUPi;P I) • Ohio P layer of Uie Ui Y ear in n vole by the cau.sed theprohlum ,’' season^ incincluding nine rushing. Nnliiaaha Oklanfm? ’I I ----- .St»L:'.s Arl .SrhlirhltT sayt '(‘oonchf!.*;...... - ..— Thu “silualion" reacheded a climax passed for' 1.1l.Sia ynrds and rushed for" Houston ' 1Tn as'?"?? challenge. Even beir^Hiig named piaver onlTC-----— wmnrxchttcnn?rrnrTcr cnnnrnptottnfTTC— OTntfienntrTftrroiwrTrRinRKFBo.'radii'OTno— The Huckeyes' sophomore so yoar wasis an uphill battle for straight passes in the Gnlor Gi Bowl, State totalll offense m ark of L'J25 (luarlerhack lias faced moreino Ilian his Schllchler,', who\ had to overcome .the throw an Interception vvhlclIch ended up ynrds. ------AL HOCKEY LeAQUE sh are ot challenges in hisis l\two years of heavy preD seasons< publicity accorded wilh Coach'Woody Hayess ;slugging a Bul possibsibly his most lmpre.ssive rapball e:on(ef«f.e» college foolhall. Iwlh onin andi off lhe Purdue’s MarkMa H errm ann. ' < ilfUk Dl>lsler> CIem.son player. He was finired thc next figure was5 oionly five interceptions in: E . ^ ^^W^L^T Wa. 0^ O^A field, and al least so far., hahas m anaged ” My dadid always told me the pre- iday. 17!) throws.. d(down from 21 a year ago. To.as A4M "■a'! nh..,.,,.,. lo handle Ihein. s e a s o n dcdoesn't count." snid Kansas SI. O'J Allania 10 7 3 73 « 8 "By the lime the Gator■ I-Howl fiin .c "of course, hnd a lol to doI s p - Ofo^on SI. 15 NY flanflors .Schllchtor went tJinIhrough his Schllchler,•, whov broke the Ohio .Stale bul il niso could havo been ors 0 9 3 15 05 6 freshman 'year qtiarlerl:lerhacking a career passiissing yardage rccord in less ‘along last year. I felt roa.ral comfort- »!•'' "1“ ■ SUU J3'> V/jsHino!on 4 14 3 II 59 8 able," .said Schllchler, ’Thriiat c.irrlcil on of Schllchter’s Miami Mi^A'iJon.lS 8myt^ImylhaOlvlalon te:4 ir\vhlch was dividetf«I ono whether lhan two yea■ears. “ Wc had a goal lo win. ‘ gh School coach. FredI W L T Pl». QF QA ,‘hc wjls the mnn to lead lli over to this spring and I realMllytfibuBht Jracc UlRh I Oootflia Tocn 9 8 5 23 71 87 1 llieni. There I know If weve did,> things would fall inlo ll .season " Zechm an, loto lho Ohio Stale coaching were some who fell he iiad heen placc for ncmc and my teammates.” we could have a succe.^utlul s ! ,!! :! IS S ______^.^nnlpjio------• unjiistiy handed the jol) ovenver two-year SchliclTHjrijradmlls there were pro- , Thc key game for himIm was the ------— rcf'i'lnr Hod fJerald andnd il caused blems lastt yoar.y when lie burst onlo fourth ‘ of the .segsonja i7-i:t1 com- •'■nctaugtii;Iii me the football I know.""” e-from-behind win jJvcr friction, hotli atnon^* the; playerspl nnd IheOhioStatilate sccne as one of the mo.st ■ UCLA on said Schlichl.:hler, ’'lie knows lhe way I ”rno i*pt fI s a r ; ^ ^ | Ihecoachlnuslaff. highly-puh:iihlicized high school national toievlslon in which:■h Schllchler u,row and formfo is very important, I cks In lhe history of the drove , his loam DO yards forfo a TD In relate wellI Itlo him, although I take a Schliehter. from a•1 f ir m In lease on his youiij* foolhallmil life when But he hasinade big pl,-iysys all yenr, thnnanybod)'»d)‘clse, lie likes publicity, Ooalon , "I get along fine with my “ 1 like hig^plays," he saicHid, "I Ihink "But, I thin H. raaulakc. laoan 3$-33-ea Quttaio Earle Uruce replaced Wix tilnk you have to perform onI S. Ucniaa, Japan last J a n u a r” s, 1 respecl them and they I'm 1 competitive. 1 like thee challenge.i the field. Not'Jothing Is more Important Namio Takaiu, Japan respect me,e. LastI year is last year and It 1 brings out the l>cst In me I lonn FouBM, 0.5. 3«.3 -89 OwfiOflC ne, 1 Ihlnk I ihan winning,ng. If we wcro 9-2 and 1 hndI '. Sabu'O Fu|ikl, Japan 34-34-70 THuf»dllufadiy'aRsaulw'* J 16 60 M n ils season, the ri-f(Kit-1-2,2, 200-|K)und this y ear Is(sthlsyear, th Fplay bettor in the big gamimes, 1 con- a g reat year,ir, inulmdy would noiico. Y, Funatooawa, laoan 33-3 -70 Monlfoat7.Wl:7.WinnipooO .Schlichter led Ohio .State i Sandr Lylo. D'llain le lo an 11-0 ’‘People lalk la about It. bul 1 renlly centralomore." c ’T m nol1 V.worried al>oul Individual 7, Ouoboc 4 ret?ular .season and lhe ou Kikuo Aiai, lapan -70 FfWay-1<)ay'aOam»a outright Ulg like my team:immales," he said, "I think Schllchler. who accounlinled for 22 honors," heeconcluded, ci "If wecanwin laao AoVI, lapan 35-35—70 PltloOutO^irai al Allania^ Ten lUle nnd was selecteddlhvBigTen ll lhe situationlon as a whole Ia.st y ear I KenlcW Vamada, lapan 35-35—70 ^ DnlroilaicoloiCoioraao touchdowns during thele re g u la r In lho Rose BeBowl. I'll be happy." Totu Nakamura, Japan !Hia al Vancou.or

Illinoiss e x p e cC t e d t o l o o k w /estwair d f o r nn e w g r i e a Muhai iThls would nol take inlolllo accouni s!aloney of Syr;icuse- -hut il1 "nsw UCLA’sTerryDonnl < In shape today, Bul I would woi probal)Iy die from innhiie who may be in troui)leHfhisfeani. if move into) IheirI new domed stadiurHum in downtown oxhau. asjiooda working hypothesisL'sisnsany, ns expeclcd, Joses .Sa justion, 1 could go five roundsinds with anybody and win ______*------Miniigapolis^i s ^ ______------• - th o se0 on ( i>olnls. I could dance for 1 -— "The rrsulls.'in nopnrticulaulnr onler. worctjm.'ic:’ ...... The'nam e game l>elngIh dispo.sed of; lhe subject-•ct of Stoner X X X for five rounds,,,and then 1 -■'Mike While. .Sail Krancislcisco•19e^assl^>^'ant coach, W.'Vns himself came up, G wouldIdfalnl." I, Gary Moeller may have aI hard I lime THE LOSS /ANGEL1-:S DODGERS’ quklulek signing of two in tc head coach al California;i fromf. l!)72-7:(-where he h;had believing It, said tlu town to l)oosl the candidacy:y ofoi Bot) Wallace for Adlal the m an from Orange Count;nly. hut the of the lop pitpitchers In lhe freo-agenl draft,drr starter Dave Stever ([uartOrhacks .Joc Hath aiand Steve ihirlkowski—ai-and strongest tra il hc' exlexhibited during the tim e ho v enson’s ’ U:S. Senate .sealI (“I’voc never tiacked a s was at Cai Goltz and roll•cllefer Don Stanhouso, represresents nothing less loser.’r.’’), Ali said there Is nothing ol • assistanl coach al .Stanforclord from I0(M-7I. While wa Slalo-Fullerton wns'ns loyalty, Stoner never, thee mani said. than a compli ig alwul the ring he misses, Stoner told n.ssoclates not longlonj ago. his first choice, iplete change In philosophyM>y b> one of the mosl "Die)ldn't you enjoy anythingi alwutat IwxIngV" hc was firedlhecoachofaira m ajor sport, successful teateams Intnajor league sports,ts, asked,:d. -W ayne Howard. Ulah... RReputation as salvager off lostlo [ri fact, Jim Colletlletto.-the Fullerton football coach,ci wns Thts 1s thcle Iteam lhal, a year ago, hard causes. Resurrected prograigrams a l UC-Hlversidc, l-oi ardly lifted n finger “2njoy En it!” said his wife, Veronica, Vei in a tone that l-«ng allowed to struggle’lo through live straight losinIng seasons to k ccpT ommmy n .lohn. it Is also the teamom that perennially. indlcai :. Bcach State and Utah. EnfEngaging, humorous man wlwl'o Iwfore he finally quitluit on hl.s own not long ago. Colrollettomny has been ex( rated she thoy^t the qucstloneloner m ust bo crazy. exempt from thc Ixia Angehgeles front-running “WeVc live In d funhy world,’.’ said l>rlnf?s loynl stiiff with himIm and . Immediately captivati/ates have been the ranklinklng NCAA Division I coach:h U.S fnr as syndrome. Ui ;ald All, "Ify o u win. It's all Unlike thq Uikers and thc0 Rams,r wtio m ast right,t. If you lose. It's over, Leon i alum ni nnd players. T urned:ed .1-8 team tn 1977 to 8-3 In 1971978, posting consecutiveve losing seasons, Moeller sciseems lo be win to drawV crowds,c tlio Dodgers .seldom on Spinks is forgotten: Wc Hut 0-<5 rccord Ihis .season couldcou work against htm. om have lo do moro , likewlwinners In thiscountry," 'rankled that hc will wil not be allowed to'challillenge this than open lhethe gates. Uist season, theyI-dropped dr oul'of lhe All —LaVcll Edwnrd.s. Hriflhiflham Young, Leads Weslei?lern re c o rd ...... I, who recenlly offered to lo laket tho placo of the ’ pennant raccice early but still drew 2,8 milllcillion fnns, j,„st,,'»iiges Iwing hold In tho U,S, EmI Athlelic Confcrcncc with 1010-0-C rccord, Quartcrbucks. smsucli . "Whoovorhebriniiring.^in." the mnn said of Slon E m bassy In Irnn. carefully ns Glfford Nielsen and More oner, ''if-he Thu.v thr-(r-change In altitude, as repireprofionttHl by -ihe - read a newspaper account of tho .sl :arc Wilson, wind up amongij the11 gets a five-year'' contraci. co lie’ll coach the whole w five .signings of GiGoltz nnd Stanhouso to expei(penslvo, long-term trying 10 .sltuallon and sold, "I'm nation’s leaders.,W ith eiglitiglit-year rccord,of 62-2«-l, has hi yenrs.” ig to do something, but I can’t can announco II. I have ^ coniracts, wnwas aimed not so much at sta;staving nllve at Uie, • 'differerent values now, I don't mls-sB.S fighting,"fi I ■ • k r Friday,ly. Novomcof 2 3 .107B Ttmoo.Tioo-Nowo. Twin Falls. Idaho C-7

—-W(B(WJp |)]p® £r4g,- BYU c a n a nitiG ip a t-05-0 the only rusher In the coconference to go ifformance thanks lo a special towel — which Payi'ayton wrapped delicolely anaround hLs_hJpsJ)c fore______tlonj such Is not the easeielorJJYUJhc In the W^\(r'AC, can also l>ecome llie fir.slI nsl ___ovor l^fMVlynMi; thk- cn;. lion ^eljm in^_ltiC lti£ ______running off the field.eld. Ffw fTBow l, which Is noln( tied lo anv team sineince the 1U75 Arizona Slatea te In olher gomes on thl;K n a l w e e k o f . fills lamous oil Ireatmcnt "H is pants rippripped," Coach Neill Arm;rm strong of Chicago ■ conference, has cxpres;essed a major squodlogc) go unbeaten in lhe league, the season. New Mcxl•xlco, 5-C, hosts ■n 'fl ID II minutes as you drive to explained. “ He’s1 hahad these old pants that h e’s;’s worn for a long time Interest In Brigham Youi)ung should the •-<^d jy by All America quarterbackick Wyoming. 4-7 ond CoColorado Slale. iel valves' and lifters, while it and they were prcttjcity thin In spots." Cougars lose lo San Dieilego State and candidatete .Mnrc Wilson, BYU leadsid s 4-G-l, is a tjln w a il. 4-5. 4 The Ne.w tfissolves5 away aw harmful deposils. So to A group of Bears nrs huddled protectively arouround Payton while he get shut out o fthc HoIIdajlay Bowl. - t h e nationsn IIn total offense, passing andmd Mexlco-Wyomlng gameTie will be IJio help endI highwayhla lorture, GET WYNN'S slipped Into some} nenew pants. He |aler returnedcd to the game. The Fiesta Bowl seleciL'Cllon commit- scoring, Wilson V has set numerousJUS lasl for New Mexico coai5ach Bill Mondt, ENGINE TUtlE'UPTUIIE loday. md WAC records ihls season tee lasl week invited;d P ittsburgh.' NCAA and >on who was fired earlier thl•his week, PAYIAYLESS DRUC STORES AGENTr JOHNJ( CURTIS, who postedted a ia-9 rccord with - which is 9-1 going Intoto this week’s «ocss Into1 the finni gam e of the ' ■. ■■ ■, :— Snn'FYanclsco lastist iseason, is "very closo to3 ogreemq cnt" with the season finale against Penn P« State, A season with wl 3.442 yards nnd 24 ' ' San Diego Padres,s, a,agent Jerry Kapstein said1 Thursday,Tl matchup of the Panthericrs and BYU, touchdown;rt'ns for lhe year. ■ ~ f ~ ------^ Curtis, a 3l-year-(ar-old left-hander, w as 9-7 wlwith a 3.57 ERA as a the nation's mosl explosioslve offensive Wilson1 Ifush hnd seven gam es this sta rte r for the GlanLants, He had a 4.17 ERA overa;rall in 27 appearances. team , would give lhe Fie;lesia Bowl one season of of ;tOO or more yards total 3 5 C / S - . . . - 18 of them startingIg assignments,0 of the most altracllvo0 of the bowl Kapstein, who wllwill be m eeting wilh Padresres’ president Ballard packages. Smith Sunday InSarSan Diego to try ond work outlut several delalls, sold "We would definitely c(consider a bid h o t p e rr f o r m e r s no contract has yet'et beenI signed but the parliesies were "very close to from the Fiesta Bowl s'hoilould we lose to a five-year agreeineim ent." San Diego State," snidd BYU coach \ K Kapstein said CurCurtis has narrowed his chollolce to four teams - cach of which Is Inlcinlcrested in thesoulhpaw priirrimarlly'as a starter. B roncos dis:s m i s s -— ^ ^ c 3 * - TXL-lnay S BALTIMORE COCOLTS OWNER ROBERTIT IRSAY Thursday denied reports hele \would replace Coach Ted 'ed M archlbroda wllh tw o cheerlec: a d e r s UITBS former Noire Dameu e Coach( Ara Parseghian, The B altim ore EveningE vi Sun reported Wednesnesday Irsay had been . DENVER I UPI I -• The ' Denver ' in contact wilh PParseghian; ar who retired In1 1974,1! and would fire Broncos managementnt considers W W 9k M archlbroda at theehe end of lhe season. The reporport said Irsay Implied semlnude pictures of Pony P( Express A W K S o . 1 . M archlbroda wouldJld be fired following the Colt;olts loss lo Miami two - cheerleaders exposure oof the wrong y p / > weeks ago. kind and has dismissed:d two women O'U r ^ ic c u ^ \ Irsay c alled thee_r^o_rt_"completely_erroneoi rc ecus. I never spoke lo whose grace the Januauary issue of ]S\ TX/TXC ------the-TCpWrler who10 quoted? me, ond I have ncncverspokcn to Ara Playboy. A selqction of Parseghian about; repBclngTedrc| Marchlbroda.a. Lynda Hatfield and Kin;imberly Smith ^ super sledsr tto o M archlbroda, whovho has three years left on a contractc that pay an are featured In the magagazlne ns part ' match every degreetree estimated $100,0000 yearly,yt has been under firec tlthis season while the of a feature on "The NFMFL’s Sexiest » of driver skill and desire,ire. Colts have stumbledted to a 4-8 record. Cheerleoders.". Tho Poi■ony Express ^ k- Amazingly has a policy on pholograplphs, including affordable.>le. LOSANGELESU > LAKERS’ COACH JACK MCMCKINNEY, seriously nude or partly undressedJ poses,p I Top dollar on trades,les. Injured two weeks ai s ago in a bicycle accident,.. willw rem ain al Little N either Ms. Hatfield noiior Ms. Smilh ■ Teferms to meet your needs. Company of Maryry Hospital for at least ananother week before could be reached for commenl cc al- undergoing surgeryry Iat another hospital, officialiials said Thursday, though -Ms. Snilth said1 earlier she ------McKinney suffereicred severe head Injuries in In the fall from his posed for promotional purjjrposes, Ponv- bicycle Nov. 8, He2 alsoal; fractured a bone in hisIs celbow and .<«uslained E xpress cheerleaders golCl $1.1 a game Century Auljtomotive J Cycle C City facial dam age, bothc)th of which will require surgcrgory.______I while Playboy models reoecelvc'SlOO to .•] I $300. 7 3 3 - 6 2 3 0 k Twin Faiis - B u r l e y — j I, (Atillit■lltbU In mori'M bltifto) d . ? k ______------^

0 1 ympi( security)y I N o > w , d or i t y o uj r s e l f expensi I I i live a n d s £a v e w' i i t h LOS ANGELES (U P I)-— The police officer in charge of coordlnicllnalingsecu- rity for the 1334 Olympic;iplcs says hc needs $72,000 In the upconcoming fiscal t h e S li u n n y N I o - W aa x F l o e year to start security prepai^paratlonsfor Oi* the gam es. Cmdr. William M. Rathathburn said Wednesday there l& cuncurrently no money available lo hold1 adadvance sc- It c o m i e s i n aa b o x . curlty consultations wlllivllh private Olympic organizers on hou;lousing plans for athletes, \ It Is especially Importantant to gel an \ / Sfy early sta rt on housing seiseeurllyj hc__ said, in light of the massacrticreof Israeli athletes at lhe 1972 Municinlch games, w here R alhburn said thcithere appar- ently was a breach in: securitysc at Olympic Village. The money would be used;ed to pay (hc salaries of a police lieulieutenant, a dctoctlve nnd a sccretnrv•y vwho would ______form ...the nucleus of theth e, Olympic ^ security forcc, RaimJuVn explained.exj Other expenditures wouliould includc I v some travel to review security se in other cilles, such as Ihc! ISiiOIS winter Olympics at Lake Placid In February and tho sum m er Olympics:s In Moscow. He said thal bccausc! ofol lack of funds, the Los Angeles; PollccPi De- partment was not able; Ulo send a representativ.e.to-a-securlljirlly-del)rlof-— ______----- lng after ilie Pan-Americaican Games last July In San Juan, Puerto•rloRico. Early expenditures thalat RalhburnI would have made for sect;ecurity pro- parations have had to be carcanceled, he said, because of a rccent,l sisuspension of federal Law Enfoiiforcemcnt Assistance Administrationin funds.fi The Now you can.in. have the H funds were canceled becaecause of a > aclal and sex hiring discrlscrimlnation no-waxn conveniencfnce and the H suit pending against thee ppolice de- su nn>ny shine of an A partm ent. A r m s t r o n g R alhburn said tliere Is a ppossibility StyilstikOI® floor sooner'r' than you H th at a contract for lhe fundsids m l^ it be think. With1 self-adhering A reached with the privatelie Olympic (AVm stro nn g g \ A r m s t r o n g Organizing Committee. BulJut if not, he Stylistik Tlie youu can do It yoursel;e lf . . . a n d H said, the City Council coulduld take the mopey oul of an accui;cumulatlng Place ’n Pr»ress” savff t h e p a p e r Olympic trust fund createdted from an vinyl-asbestos b a c k inig g from each tile . . . p l a c e . . . a nnd d press. In increase In the hotel bed lax. 1 2 x 1 2 o n o ju st a \q\nV hours you'll hav<✓0 a beautiful StyliVlistik floor H 0 ^ Tile t h a t s h iin e s v^/itl/ithout waxing farr longer than ordirdinary vinyl Johnson rankiked io o rs . defensive besi: s t S o v^hvhy wait? Get thene sunny Stylistik floor f that comess iin a box. SEATTUS (UPI) - Ivcnn>;nny Wilkens C lio o)se s' from a wide varariety of colors and finally adm itled what ii lol of other i p a tt e r n s . basketball authorities ha’have been saying foralong time. "D ennis Johnson Is thehc best de- fensive player in the league,’ue," said the, Seattle coach Wednesdayly afler; Ihe SuperSonlcs defeated the Los Angeles L akers, 119-110. While leading Seattle In, In scoring IPrices Effective with 2G points, Dennis Johnohn.son also € T r« .rw .rit Through held the Lakers’ prize rookieJkle, Earvin ► r - “ M agic" Johnson, lo 14 pointoints - five Nolovember30, 1979) below his average, • w m m m Adding Insult lo Injury,iry, Dennis 'WSm Johnson stole the ball UirtUiree times from Magic Johnson, twicecln In the first 212 T H IR DAVENUE / SO U TI^ TWIN FALLS, IDAH quarter. HO .. "D J la real sm nrl." salesaid Magic. P H . (208) 7 3 3 -2 2 1 4 ' •5:30 SA T. 8-1 He cauj^it mo Btondini;-; cam e in low to take the ball nv

I C-fl Tlm oa-N ow s, Twin.Falla^Idaho Fai Ffidoy. Novoinljm b o t2 3 ,1979

T/ikeyasuI e;earned his sole lead uttlill four lilrdie.s " rtin1 fnfor fun” program, Rodgers, j against iiolwgtH)geysfora;).v:j:i (ai. rs, a Uircc-time Boston / lEiQ'ijfBffl M aratl;athoii winner considered gt Gale, Pate leilead Oneslro!;eb.;e betilncl al 0‘J were riKikie Jol «ne of lhe world's '■ lohn'l-'ouglii i)f foroniomo.st m arathoners, finlshetlI backba In the pack after PERTH. Australia (UPI >I — ,Australia's Terry Gale' the United St;States and .Shlgeru Ij'chidala and Nainio an easyrisy pace. Taknsu. Iwtholhof Japan. and American Jorry Pate shoshot a Ihrcc-under-par ca C harilarlle Duggan, representingg 11the AthletFc Attic of Thursday Tl lo share Uie lead aftcafler ttie first round of the Masao Aokikoki, ttie top Jnpaiie.se nu:iioney-wjnner. Gaines'lesvllle. Fla,, finished in third postcHi a 70tosl Ird place and the first S1G5.000 51i Annlversarj- W estern.;rn Australian Open at the to share ttic fifth spot wilh llrliritain's .Sandy womanlan to cross the finish line wasvas P atii Lyons. 2G. of windswept wl Lake Karinyap cour:ourse. N . M . a m Lyle and fourjr 01olher local players, B ostonon - considered one of the n tracts bids Tom Watson, le nation’s lop fcmatc . —-i-Galc-xmd Patc-wcre.onei stistrolce-alicad-of Spain's son. Uie PGA’s lop money-eaearner, had a marath[ithon runners. She cam e In a t ; Severiano Ballesteros, New 2 ALBUQUERQUE,LIE, N.M. ( U P I)-S e v e ra l asassistant 73. at2.'-.:37. representing Se w Zealander John Lister Uie Blosloiiosi Athletic A.ssociatlon, anand Australians Bob Shearer.:r. JJa c k Newton and David coaches In profcssiessionai and college footballjail have Agroupof4{l if 4« players tccd off under chclear skies on i> -j Graham. expressed Interestst iin applying for the Univer/ersity of Uie par-?2,7,OIC ,010-yard Plioenlx Country Ch:iub courseoti . J D t Cd i opens work “'iG raham lead the field goingoIng to the final hole, but New Mexico headIcoachlngjob, co; the southermoimosl main Japanese island1 (of Kyushu, , rkout AinotiK those wiio'tio already have expres.sccl ii foi’our-putted the lllth greenn tito slip back into the 1 iiitere.st Thew lnnerwivili lli earn a first-place prize oTS-id,•»!(;, f ' i-iAURIJL. ur Md, lU P n - Keiil^eiilucky Dert)y and f|vIve-way tie for second. n re Phltadelplila E,Eagles assistant Chuck Cl,Clausen. P re akkness n ( winner .Spectacular Bid Bli vi’ill l)e flown to University of Nctirabraska assistant l.ancc Van : . ::y S a n taI AnitaA, lhe first week of Deceir-•ember to prepare for T North Texas Stalete iiisslslaiil and former Iligl Treacx) cops run h is -1-ve•year-old racing sea.son, train•ainer Bud Delp said ■“Track pactsi^\igned University coach John Jo Ix'vra, Texas assislar sday, lant and MANCHESTl:STEIl, Conn, (UPI) - Rel( CORNWELI^C HEIGHTS., Pa,Pa lUPI) — Horsemen form er UNM assistaistant Leon Fuller and JIrn Sw(iweeney, cro.ss country i ry champion John Treacv r r; a n ;i rL-cord .,1™ p ' ,; said the Hawksworlh I-^ir:"'':inii colt will have ancmd officials of two associationlions that conduct racing an assistant wilh the St. I>ouis C ardinals who0 aalmost 21:2GThursday a month to prepare for the Ma lay ahead of a pack of 4.00<) rui Mallbu Stakes Jan,.‘5. atit Keystone Race Tract Tliurriiursday reached agrec- accepted thejob sixix yearsy ago. Manchester's's4;ird 4; Five Mile Road Racc, acular Bid is one of 2C honsesesD I elp is .shipping lo .m e New Mexico Slalc lent on a new four-year cotitra(itract. averting a boycott ate, Unlvereity coach GII Krueger Kr Treacy, 22,2. wworld cross country chamitiipion In 19711 Smila AnitaAr forhis flrsl cam paignnln In California, tha said he would con: liat had threatened lo shut dowrlown the track, :onsider. applying for ihe-• JobJ If and 1970. brokeoke the 22:21 m ark sel In 1U7 tract rider Ronnie Franklin,1, v\vvho lost the mount A requested lo do so byl 1372 l,y ..imi.y “ " r.1 A track sjwkesman annouinounccd the agreement by UNM, Burfoot. :{2. of New London, who finish. d to Willie Shoemaker followlowing a loss in the beft Tlie head coaching shell ninlti In n', efore the start of Thursday’sly’s program and said it Ing job will iK'come open carl)irly next Thursday'sThaI'hanksgiving Day.racc a l 2J ;2'21 H elinonl)iil Stakes, will acconinanv Del yearl>ocauseofadccicclslon liot to renew the contrntracl of Treacy was f 'ituld-4illow-ni<.>tng-tach Q is ‘doubtytful TlThe contract l)clwcen Uie HoHor-scmcn’s Benevolent Is six years at UNM. was infoiformed in Rhode Islaistand. The brdlhers refirc:resented Ihe of the action by UNJUNM President William E. Davis I Providence Tm \MI (UPI) - Ttic Miami I id Protective Association, repirepresenting owners and Track Club a.s;d(d M ike‘O' II Dolphins' weekly imiialncrs, and the two groupss lhat lh conduct racing at earlier this week. finlsht'd fifth, an ■ reporl Tliursday was mostist unusual.i It Ilstcd_ , and Brendan (Juinn. who was e Bucks Counly facility, EagEagJc Downs and Conli- More than ao, 5ive coordinator Bill Arnspart;'arger ns ••doublfiH"_____ pent 30,000 spectators turned ouliul'ln ftaly :ntal Racing Associations,i. cexpired at midnight Takeyasisu leads fil-degreewealhiather to watch the AAlJ-.sancti:llonodc.v™i nday's game against the BaltinItimoreColLs. ______7 uicsday. c which Included sparger underwent surgeryry for appendicitis______n ' led official entries by runners Tlic HBPA .said then It would wou boycott Friday's MIYAZAKI. Japanlan (UPI) — Local playcrTak'akahlro f>7 years old, w Sjsday d and was reported Thursiursday to be "recov-_____ nroe ogram, if a, contract had notlot L been rcachcd. At the Takcyasu carded a 44-under-par ca Thursday to lake Those whoI cacame to watch mnraUidii runner r Bill "'"B n le e iy nt Morey Hospitalital. Ills duties of______end lhe opcnint’ leadi InI the S242,ai5 Phoenix ing the Dolphins' dufen.se from d of business Wednesday, onl\only ;i4 horses had Iwen ix Golf Rodgers did not see him at his best, Tlie : om the sidelines will tered for Friday's card, not \ Tournament. Melrose, Mass., red by other coaches, lot enough to conduct a ss„ runner joined in the race ; ______I ^ogram,

Feud spiciccs BM IBINATION M P B T ^ ^ M o I RENCH SET H S D torcraft C an ad a’s’s ' op Steel. L O N G L IFE pis Chrome ■ted. Fully - S n FILTERS iJjUtH* Traps Oirt (j Grlmo G rey Cupip y nange ^ In Your 0111 Helps >m 1/4" To 7/B". U Extend trrgfna Lllo ______M0NTHEAL~UP1) -— Tom Cous- ; Rk faU-L And Protects Vltol Ineau, the No. l pick In last yeor’s try Ennino Potts, coIIc(;c rootl)atl draft, is the kind of MPM , SPEC/Al BUY! brlghl-eycd, smilinglygly cleancut ljl|l V E * 3 M ! ■ ■ youngster who just naturiturally m akes R f l H 13.99 REC. 2.99 EA. enemies- 1 ooitrouviii Couslneau set off wavesvesofdlsticllef IA I ^ ^ " . g y wheh 'h e turned' hls- liaback' on the------nuffato Bills last Mayay to sign a i m ulti-year contract witlih theIt M ontreal O U Alouetles of the Canadiuidian Football UPERRAMi a League. Alt mui n *!:. Al The Jilted Bills are still sti not in a m m -THE FAMOUS | forgiving mood. VINOS w io ^ SOUND OF . *2.00 Couslneau had hardlyly settled: Into l l p ^ s o % m POWER- ^ V ^ ^ 3 th e Alouetles' defense wh(when he mado ^ ' M A m r A c m n s an enem y of the biggest,I, toughest,to kid * m r n u c B i on the block — Carl Crenm:nnol, who had i anchored the Als’ defensiznse and held D A Bl /. Rugged Double Montreal fans In thrallroll for nine KAH KES EFFEaiVE T H R U ^ ^ ^ W rap Zinc seasons. Ons Plec tPAY, NOVEMBER 2sJ Coated Sholl. fit# Perfoctlyl But Montreal Coach Joe SainnolUi S” .V.'c‘iCafSinehoB B ce V i liked this kid from Ohiohlo State and Ofl Grouround. 6.000 LBS, “ I k Ii 9" y j y ! f f s T '^-00 shortly after Couslneaieau arrived, Cap«^:lty Pet Pair.______21.99 g Scannella announcedd he would bccom e the Iwsl player In thetl CFL. Scannella then pouredll aiacid on open a u x i u a I I[cX^£T:TililE w ounds t)y trading Cronrcnncl to the n ^ l p n r ^ AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRONIC Edm onton Eskimos andI memoving Cou.s- WflHm S B S O l S D R IV IN G - - A "MAXI TUIU N E " \ n ‘- V - — rz OICITAL CLOCK . incau Into the veteran'si's oldi middle U M P KKIT l 5 = r ; - ' ^ s \ e nICINE c V O T"^ latBrlghter Y Z E R ------• QUARTZ CRYSTAL linebacker spot. !«d Beams! — The faas were dismayelyed. Crennel Aw_J \ \ Pflclofma OvO v e n s TIMING LIGHT ACCURACY tj was furious, z p x . \ W O o s i c Ptolo#«essionai ciamp On Inductive • S L IM PRO FILE; ■ Wk ■^sS==r^ Tuno-UpT'p Tests. Pick-Up. For All The mysterious handid of poetic 4 ^ fl Yin smrcH To noad ,2 Volt System s. A ONE INCH DEPT hI justice now dictates thatit CrennelC re- IRilJ IT ^ ^ Dial Faeo, Cu 1( Handle* OoubI • SOLID STATE turn to M ontreal to seek his revenge in CIRCUITRY ^ Sunday’s Grey Cup gomle e -— Canada's - IE6. 34.99 C-^S=>— REC. 3 4 ! : REC. 19.99 equlvalenttotheSuperBowiowl. / ^ _ “I have nothing to prcprove." said i»c=_. Crennel Thursdoy. " It’s the Aloueltes >99j[249>J . 1 6 '3.00 OFf who have something lo provrove." !#lL fe Couslneau. a first teamn All-AmericaAl « who led Uic Ohio State Buckeyes Di lo / f f j ^ O W M AriNTENANC I C E thiw slralglit bowl apjappearances, a '** BATTtW CARE ACCESSORILt )IES.... claims to hold no anlmoslloslly againsl / g . i^H ECK I the veteran Crennel. [ER BATTERI V£W IMPROVED C£U DESIG^iGN! • { /TTT^TTM IP! tehmIn m N '* BAmRY" "I have nothing againstst CCarl. It Just NEW\f \ ^ spreader happened Uial Uie ^ a cch h wanted to > , ' ' VEflfTCAPS, l£SS W A m W:oss! S •[11 I I Fu HRMINAL J V * REAMER CLEANER m ake a move and r gues,'icss someone T ^ J \ ' i DESIGNED 100% MORE FLUID OVERPtATtm s f * had to go, I \ \ FOU The10 Exclualvo TRI-LOy Alloy In Our( ? / / MAXIMUM >w Mnlniononce Dnitocy Will RoducnRor 1 ' i have a lol of rcspcct:t forfc Carl, he I l l tisslng t;p tuSO%, Asgurlng Minilinimu.n 2 ^ ? ^ ^ is a very good linebacker,•r. I won't be \ M M / STAHmCI Sr"!niof Loas Under The Mosl Sever trying to .show him up on Sunday, I 1 ■ riving Conriitiona, m -LIj DWHABIE y vSsuiii' ____ 6 0 _ M O NM T TH BATTERY ____ wJILbc_playlng tJj(^\^olclie Edmmilon1 __ i__ ul Cioans-'— . [SordorlDSS Typo,, pliiying—th~e-— • ^^-4— ■ ------im w i —- n - n ^ r ------T-5jL7Jit".!'‘-_R£C.-J.4»Naol UjilvofanL£itl_ - Alouetles, not Couslneau.” fUtlOSt , I Eosy To Instnli _ nmai}’ J?2 49S.'.S.n. 099 fj With Pliers A O C 'Scannella has staunchlylily defendcHl US.™ llllr'-'-’ I'*' J ^ o Battery, M.'' AOrW ronelK^JTl^ his decision to trade Crennelmcl. w315?» “ He (Cousineau) Is quiteIteslmply f the c a w w f ,1;^" AUlO l)cst foollinll player the U.SLt.s produced f e M i M m i »»«’ COMMUTER Inst year. He has m ade aI tntremendous jr ®| ^ CUP difference In our defense,, Hc1I< ls(|ulek, ^^STARHNC ’ * slrong, he moves brllllontlintly against hMida FiOlO / ' H > — ■ @ K Push ^ the pass, ond above all he:1s Is: sm art, ^ ^ 1 For Quick P ' CRACO Butlon, ^ ^SQUNOCOMPUm ‘•Right now he Is the marnan who has l | D l jIC m In Cold made the difference. Proof. ^ Fully .. ■ 9 9” Cousineau, 22, a nativeJve of Col- rflS Po'A'I Insulnioil, MAi umbus. phlo, adm its he has GatoHno las has .some e DIoiol '* V ' ^ Holds i/EV problem s adjusting lo the^lessgrandi- Iei "O' ose glitter of the CFL afterLT playingr In .I"”'"";' w iM ite— spin stfoi Uie Rose Bowl against ththe UCLA • f ' J ; ” WASNEa _ PROOn To n ClOArx Entire J ^ S'” '* Bruins last season. Wa.hor , 1 About G7.000 fans are expected exj at m M Sy»tBml 9A 9 ^ i m SI^KK E E R s i O lympic Stadium for Sunda;iday's gome rnn/vK H taa , and ahoUier' seven millionn wwill watch I] a n c A s s tm s m on television. .PlBSbMB tatnM m cB \ MAGNETIC ^'In Ohio we sometimeses had : over j| PRIME ’ KEY HOLDER 90,000 for a regular seasonison gom e." ^ CAS ' ORYER U Q I Attochos With s s n said Cousineau, who addedied that the \ L CAS UNI T I ^ V Stfong Mngnot nuKC*n \ ANTI-FRIEZE ' - | B K YOUR CH0ICE.8 TRACK:/r OR CASSETTE To Most Melni non-stop hoopla of Grey Cup'up week lias f f \ \ Surfaces, finally begun to rou.se himI aniand Uie Als, J l |j ' STEREOS W ITH FREE COAXIALCC SPEAKERS! For Auto. v"our Get 8 TRACK STEREO TAPE PLA'LAYER AS SEEN Qoot b WITH AM/fM MULTIPLEX RADIOWO OH T.V.! Home- m K upchak slatt Pfflvenli Power On/Oft Switcti Control, i t e d AM/FM Radio Dial Scale. YOUR CHOICE n b CA'b HEAVY DUTY FM Indicator Lamp., j r o j to rejoin team o w n H sH i lOno BRAKE FLUID CASSEHE STEREO TAPE PLA'LAYER caSiM%iSiiai CARCOMSOIE Formufalod R E G . m i WITH AM/FM MUUiriEX RADIO A ttaches Eogiiy Cigar LANDGVER, Md, (UPl)I) - Mitch ■ E M I Power On/Olf Switch (i Volume To Center llghti Kupchak. the InjuredI CG-fooi-io IJ.. ,|:! O O c Boilt''tn Conxlnf CoControl, Tono Conirol. Fast " 9 9 9 9 0 M ounted Tweeteflef.gQOZ, Mannot.______^Forward O Eject Switch, forward-center whose rebrebounding " 5 9 * ; s r 9 Jira'ir,;P o n o ls ^ ^ ^3 ^ ^ W99 ^ ^ ^ ai;‘ Cofd, strength has been con-splcuou.'lously miss- » mfutiS' JELUXE Ing from the struggling Wa:Washington C H E C K E R EASY DDIT YDURSEIF >=^MGAR0L ^lAND HELD w/> . Bullets this season, will accaccompany H E A V Y DBUTY the team on a two-game roac•oad trip to J r ^ V ^ 1 2 ‘ TAMGLE- IPOTLICHT ^ ^ IE sSEALER SHOCKS W p r o o f landy. Quty Original Egulpn- ally on Uic boards Uils season. noPA.i* Which Hovo V Pistol '*'■ Tight Fit. co'Mr-nmo'i ’;!.r"^IS ;\A 99 ^ Kupchak underwent backk surgerys ___ ■. Vour Cat's Hondllnp I Ride, KCM for a herniated disc on Juneme 29 and reccnUy started practicingi w with Uie WM T/ y Bullets, To make room for KiKupchak. fflB 140 ADDISCIO N A V E. E. DAILY 8 :3 0 -9 :0:0 0 l A M . K Uic Bullets Wednesday tradernded first- • m u E f year forward Steve Matovic•'ic to Sun SUNDAY 9:00-6: houb! ^ ^ T W I N F , > ^ 0 0 ' DIcgo for a 1982 draft pick ondand future l A B I L I T Y ! FALLS PHONE 734-696 IGHT SS, considerations. - 167 « « ;> • ” Ight Ropalrs. O O ( c. Shock ^o^Jondi^^^^^^

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in~ ( Y digtrict c o u m jP I B ig i o r THL riFTH JUDICIAL & 8 s h o) w d o \w ; n Di;;TnicTor the GTATE o r ’Jj' IDAHO,IL IN AND .ro n THE * COUNTYC o r TWIN FALLS • * MAGISTRATE DIVISION » MOUNTAIN STATES TElG- S PHONE ANO TELEOnAPH " O klahonm a-Nebras COMPANY, nki. MOUNTAIN T iska to deci<:ide Grangeet)owl entitr a n t IBELL,B u cotpor.itiofi, Plnin- \f; NORMAN. Okla. (UPI) i — for a secoiiCond Helsman In this Eight E and is fifUi in Uie natlc ■ ■ ■ * tlon this «el ijy Hill Vurnutt Vu of Arkansas, LEONARD E.'^GUTE, D.ilun- Oklahoma halfback Bill:3111y Sims ond w eek’s Big Eight Conference season s( with 1,259 yards rurushing. lytyi-Tu, his roommnle of last' ast year, of- showdownI againstaf Nebraska, T T: hat m akeshim Uie third rununiUTin Thai s;iniele toiichciown would CasoNo,5I8S < PRE-JUDGMENT WRIT fensive tackle'Grcg Roberts,Ro felt "R eally,, 1 1think I’m still in tho the tl history of pcrcie iin ia l .;(|iial Oi,"s sinsingle season scoring they had the most prostijjstigioussefof running^’ hc OF ATTACHMENT n n he said. “ 1 helped iny powerhouse p< Oklatiuriia to surpass si niiirk, s.'l t)yy O ( w ens in l!ii;!l. niiii ti bookcnd5 Jn any athlcti TO THE SHERIFF OF TV.'IN * lelic dorm — cause laslil ^vcck ' and I plan on the Hi I.OOO-yard mark foror two iiicrc lhan ciiicJiie loueiitiown Siitiir- FALLS COUNTV, STATE OF • * the Hoisman Trophy anand Uie O ul-' helping it mmo oreSalurday.” seasons. sc The others wen IDAHO, CntrTINGS' ■: .•re .lot' (lav would m ma ake .S n iis, Hu- int>st • WHEREAS, llif vn- * land Award. The perforform nncc al .Missouri Washington W and m\) Ik-ik-isman prolific scorer * But Sims’ books began beg falling boosted hisIs careerc rushing total to Trophy Ti winner Steve Owuiis.« .SodiuTliislory • riiDne.H) ,n Courl ii> r;.nil j down when R oberts grac'raduatedand 3.r)CC yardsJs on 510 carries — an ■ Coiinty c 2l->"'^by^^ Ilir * took his aw ard withI hihim, .so lhe . NCAA recorc:ord O.IW yards per carry Sims hns scored m i o r e "He iiroke a eoiij)le. Icaig riins.oii r.lan ,-' DMl'lmJ.iii^ * nation's leading scoreiorer for Uie for rushersrs with a minimum .'>00 touchdowns lo Uiis year Uiailan lasl us Iml he'se's i;olng to do Hint i'' sccond straight year wowould like to attem pts, despited» his lower total y;ii■;iruii—h(i haha.s 22 ■jt^iDpkiiiSiiii:;, .,llorn„> .1,11) !M.. n,.;- * ...... Sims made”that desii cslrc obvious [o r3,31)1 yardards. touchdowns to fur K<2 polnls. the i)ali tlial! mnnyn limes, sonie ci. ^ ------ZT ------X- by rushing 282 yards, ■tis, ills bosl Coach B.inlarry Switzer has allowed Sims could tic a pair of reirecords. llilii); isljinind1 to tia p p e n ." [" * gam e yet in an outstandiincline corccr, his prem ier I.I.V -)f ler running Ijack only one or national and one a school .Sims'own opiiipinionisthalthel97;) e,s. 00 l-.-. I.v ccmm..n.j * •>> againsl Missouri lasl wc(week. lim ited iction act in games the m m ark, wiUi a touchdown Uilssw v eek. .season has Iieen * -X- :en a su c ce ss. • ya ^ — -A And although SimsIS lifls1 main- ; Soonershad;Jd already obviously won He already has scored one o or "i’eopicsaitlIII wev couldn't win (his J','-' tained throughout thee seasonst that and he misi m ore touchdowns in 22 conseciet'tilive yeaf, 'I'liev said * lisscd some more time m lid 1 w:is tcH) old iind * « winning games is more)re Important • bccause off minorm injuries, such as games, g.i so a slx-pointcr njngninsi tile team’wasIS too: young.;;-Jilm.s w B B B R *■ than winning trophic.s,is lieodmI iis a bruised ibelhte and bruised rtbs. Nebraska Ni would inalcti tlie rN'CA,\ said "Hul •I !l-l isn ’t a tiad vc-ar.' B f ^ B B w ^ hc hopes to cnliancc hi ^ r a ! hl.s chances Kvcn I).ko Sims, leads the Big ■ 'record re of 2;i straight .scoring;(;;inu-s i; AfterSaturday,y,ilw i iltl)el(i-l." ^ BH J B B I hI S a pc: * ■ ■ ■ ■ S3BBS ^ SHs llS b^ ^ Sim s maiaking late rrush to rep you JUCurily l,y tho * m ^ H B SBS S i kw Sb w -/f Billy Sims will lead jad Iiis sev- the coachescs don’l want lo go to the Uie U tougli Tiger defense:• for il Cowlwys are :i-o :i- on tile ro.nd in u,idoriak,nn ol .11 l.j.ist t.so ^ ■ ^ ■ B bI b w H B B -X- enth-ranked Oklahon.an.a Sooners Colton Bowl)wl. My feelings are ttiat career-high c; 2J12 yards .iiniiul one conference piayla y Ih is se.-iMin a n d .'i" against No. 2 Nebrask .'inioJrii iufi’.cicol lo r.ji.ily * i B B i f n aska in Uie I'd like togo go to Uie Orange Bowl or touchdown tc in a 21-22 victory.y. another win w w ould also e n su re a.i.aa.t1d,'in..nu.Uoa,d.'SC05la. IBBB h ^ season finale Saturdayly ii In a gam e slay home.” “ I’m 100 percent goiji)’ in into the Jimmy Johnsonon th e best rc c o n i ,it v.'iluo of r.md proporiy wnich # * thnt will determine thehe 1Big Eight Sims ndand his teammates have . N N ebraska'gjnne." salci Sin;iins. "1. Oklahoma St.iti ;ite t)\' il lirsi year ti'.i: B ^ H H Ib B S s s d champion, tho Orange! DowiDc repre- already pla>layed in the Cotton Howl feel ft good. This is an impiporlant _ coach ;it 7-1. •oucn.'y’ ,n Vt’ * i B m S i scntatlve and whether;r oro nol the once thisseason sei and 11 resulied tn gam gi e for us, 1 think ttiu .MiMissiiiiri l e ^ S l r a 't m S B J visiting Cornhuskers wilwill remain Uie only bierilemish on Uietr record - gam g: e got us prepari'il. ll will t)c Mis.soiiri stillill h; a s a n; 'K- winner of the shootout wii: tn..r,.J,= an..CJullU-'.onr„ X- will go to Uic Arkansasand am Houston for lhe SWC In otiier games. Oklaiioniaiia Stale the mad tiiissua? (..■'.raL-r.c- al 73C S<;Cor(l if, ^ B l ^ * Orange Bowl as conferonroncc cham- lead travels Kansas Stalete a n d Coloiaclr') iire - av"!' ^ Is Is at lowa State. Missouri ti ■Av,..Norm. T...rn Fiillr;____fK-...... —— B B n ^ ______RlOiLjQ_play-^lortdo-Stt-Statr^lUc-*------Sfm-Thlis- to Kansas aiuTKan.sas M altile"is' a l . hoUT'rs-hcadinning-tmo-thcirrnrnt.*^— — -.w- BB'@ ------iis b eeir bolJiered t>y a fo ■ ^ H ^ B loser will go to the Coltoiiltoii Huwl to variety off injuries Ir all season but Colorado. Ci But Kansas St;State c;irries m ;i it ^ B n * play the Southwest Conference Cc appears to0 be 1 In his best healUi Oklahoma Slale can sel a;i ^school three-game losin'Sing stre a k and Cirt- (Knc.,', (Ut Ih.-ti you Miiill posl ■ B B cham p. ■ H K heading Intoito the Nebraska game. record rc with another cunfeifereiice oraclo is comingng off an iniprcssive ■ ^ b b m "Everybody wantsi tcto go to Ln.st woc'kt ni’aiiisl m Missouri. Stms road rc win nnd also ecjua:lal the :il-17roadIriunipinpliover Kansas. :(irK hr';°m \?!K / in«r?.;'o-o B H VR i 3 n v v * ' -.I.i.u du,: and l,„inl serviC; - BHB ■m a r i X . * ^ B B HfmiM B ft ^ * '" w it n e s s - Th,. Honor,.ule D,in,oi Q. Mui.ni. lijdDu Ol J ^ nl ^ BBirWf M B % ^ :;acd D,:itr.cl Court, M.ioi:.- *•^ K \ S H \ ^ * Floridca St. pcoints fo>r unbeiaten ye lr.,:,. D,v,a,Qii. Il>,5 20111 d.iy #^ G l r W ^ ear | I / K 11 ATTEST. My Ii.ind ano a^* iBi vV^H /I •.,,.;il o! iaifl Coiirl, IMy d.iy « ' S ByFREDMcMANEWE came away wiUiwll a 17-15 victory. and an iHith arc adept at passing. : Methodist andud a victory tiy the ^ WWI fSBS UPI Sports Writer B f i er Florida, whiivhlch is rctiuilding under Woodham W< has completed 7::7H of !-l2 Ka/orl)acks woivould .send them lo (tie ?UCHAnD"A°’pENC£''" * ^ \ \ \ V a i SMB -X- II looks so oasy for Florida■Ida Stale - first y ear Coa-oach Charley Pell, has passes pa for «5li yards aiand five . Cotton Bowl as a the SW(’ repre- ClOrK (SEALl * /sa ByOIANN lONES I I<• \\\ B m III ^ the same way il must have/c lookedii to played l)uUerer than its 0-J(-l record touchdowns tni and Jordan lias< hllI on 110 sentalive. Houstiiiston is most likelv lo Doouty Clork ^ \\\ BH/lil a a ^ Gollalh when he first saw Dav5avid. Indicates andnd a viclory over lhe of of 163 for 1.101! y;iids Sun Howl. . PUIPUBLISH Friday, Nov 23, * l / S s and 12 wind up In the Su ^ \\\ BH l/HI B s -H* All Orange Bowl-bound(id riorlda Seminoles would wc certainly l>e a ' touchdowns. toi In other gamames .Saturday. .\o. ■' 1979 * \ \ \ B b IB S tate has to do Friday to cor ------* I B » * complele a soothing rem'-*medy for the team ’s In I the only oilier game onI Friclav'sI Netiraska vi.sitstsNo. r TOklahonia, No.-1 “ \ \ \ B B i iIB n f s * perfect collcge football seascason Is to growing pains,ns, schedule, scl ninth-ranked llou.siiiston,.en- Smithern Cali forninfor; tm sts t .'Cl.A, .N’o, (i Announcements A f ^ \ \ \ M B l I eB i m ^ beotstate rival Florida, a tcaitcamlhatis “Tlic Gatorsirs need the game lo help lertalns ler Texas Tech In' a .SoSouthwest Texas eiiterlainsins.No. tfiH.iyior, No. 10 \ \ \ B m I sm s i a winless in nine games. II shouldsho be a turn Uieir program pro around and we Co 001 _FloHsl *<■ \ \ \ B m l l s Confcrcnce game. Hrigliain Youn>ung visits-San ipiego \ \ \ B m Ir B I S M * lock, right? need It lo achichleve pcrfcctlon,” said Houston I (ii-1) is still tn thee running State, No. i:t; (-lemson (- visits South I MARldniE-'s FL6 wERS” for ^ f f l w ^ ^ "On paper, it looks that way,”wa said Bowden. "I Ihii loa:., d,!l,vL^' I. In 1971 two tjuarlerbirbacks, not Jusl one. gam gar e nnd Uiat isn't likely. _ Holiday BowlI and a victorv l>y i s ' B B B B -><- Florida was winless when Itll i mcl the B o w d en cmmploys | bolh. Wally Eighth-ranked E Arkansas finl.nishe.s its Southern Califoiifornia will seiicl lh e ! Frlondly, nood w/k,ds. II nol j . unbeaten Seminoles and the Gators , Woodhamand.id Jim m y Jordan equally season sea Saturday against ScSoutiiern Trojans to the ItoseBowl.Ito; ■ cinimod, FREE 10 nood * A\f /ifinBBflatP -X- tiomo 5i3-j0?0, _ * BaSa^ - * ■ : FOUND FOi Stnali, oold hilton * B W M aa w l s ^ w ^ • y/illy/illi wl.,Io nuKkins;-. Culo. * B U M B W T enn. S tate riirip s t a n ktt »FIVA»LUU Irlondly ,md mior tr.uniia. * h r s M ^ by Jeff Millar• &i Bill Hinds Norasn,r,own,..rorv.,liQivo * B B H B Hu B S i r a * ------. 10lo fnood Moino Ciill 73J-272J ^ C al P oly by 71 B b i m I B ■ a f f i n ^ K WR£,WE't?£'?£5fmffcop 1 17 / BUT iir>i& FATlOTOFGa BB /1 \W BBI ■ h ^ NASHVILLE, Venn. (Ul,U Pi) - HEREN-m&WIWAiJW.RiCH-ALUMMfb \ S § WECWXWf?t£l',TMErHm e \ nax^VBA.M , r f ^ ^ \ """""''-.LOST! * BHIB B I B b * Q uarterback Joe Adams Ihrcw Ihi for CU^BAMPTrilTrie STUP£MT& ARE / A OPFDRT(>J[TY.TaEy \ m=YOUTH \ J WH HWa£Y-'?Y-? J { wru)T, \ BLACK LAB MALE * four touchdowns in Uie (irflrsl half SiTTrNGOW K 2 Lor.l Sal. No-V. 17in, .iDout * B B B b * noon In vicinlly ol Tupp-.-r m B I b * Thursday to sel a school reccrecord nnd ^ iKJlU£SESNOW... TT Grado & Oillinn^Ioy Cro,'.' je. ■HlliW ■ ! ■ 1 \ \ 1 . H... h B B B ^ lead TennesMO Stale Univers'erslty'lo a — B f l i B ...... * ' 71-3 victory over outclassedI CallfonilaCa or''TnloVm,iTo,r"oac5inr'lC * toiurn. Ploasu hoij) ,annn * I V / f l V \ \ \ B B I B ^ • PolytcchnicPomonn,— ___ tioy ool dog Uick. B27-ii76 * Adams, a Junior"who playilayed only . ~ i*" LOST B miles nciriii d ■ l / B I \\V ... Uie.flrsLhalf, also throw fcirU 17 7flj'ards ___ Jujoniti;-----unilQimlv.— L______\w iBV i m «*' In the season finale to break I GoW.H(.H olladay m ade a usefulII start. Even, pinyingIg Iiei-I last toiii nam ent : LOSLOS>:-roarrVn„'v.iin?i,rjss t \\\ B ^ B u ^ ’hursdny lo dump breaireaking scrvice In the .secroncl ore a liveAveek lirenk, ' Chlnc’so coin:. REWARD T5 \\\ B B I ’K- strike, Aaron Jones wiUi a 31-j31-ynrcler, m in u te s T h t id gam e of Ihe year liefore Phono 733-3_W2 * l i H I inTcrryHolladayG-:i.O-l md and moving Into a 2-1 lead, imi lo finisli IDHO as llie j B B I l * Mike Jones with a 25-yard touc[ouchdown countrywoman 1 ml from is cletermiiied lo w e 'FOUNb'A'G .v'ooK Old * I/HI luarter-final placo in a Uienhen on she proved no male v i B H l * pass and Mike Jones againI fnfrom the and earn n qua jlcii for world’s No. I agagiiin even tiioiit’h It j pupiauppy, main. H,- look;: lihr; ^ I/HI J I W H B Vr one. Eveiiverl, who wenl on t().'.Min five.-e of the may nieai'i seein.jing liltie of hiisliand 1 puo[)U0 ft poklnoso or •??} Inn * J U H l lexl six games. .lohn Lloyc! for tinthe first threc^ months ] ""I'.Vllh black mui.rPT-Vmio *^ e t i c f f H I Running back Henry Fosterter scored " M A F T ;iawa, husky typ., 1 lu< * K ven vvon the next five gamemes al ;i ot the vear. on runs of 16 and one-yard inIn thetl flrsl J, Reno ”'iil . ■ vici'ik'icinTIy ol Sonior Cllr.-on j/. W H I I ^ ■ osl cost 01 only eight points for fo her l l B B I half. ! CenSenior, c.iny««-orrD.i-';nll 5 i b B L B * ^ Cal Poly, which'was urfablo ictory and a match against ddefend- "'Ve have decieclcied tlial we nnist 733-i733-0031, o«l 213. _ G IHI (■ ■ 1^ * lls offense rolling in the HrsUinl'fl (irii fight ffor S"ng champion Virginia iUizIizici of m ake sacrifices,"■s,'’ s a id I'.vert i.loyd, ■$100REWARDr' * * "I think 1 can be n u tiib er one a g a in For e- ■ never threatened to score' untilur the « *■ . Bomlomania. For iidorrnntlon loadinQ 10 ^e * Ruztci toiled for over three'c hours wants^ tc:to fnirill his poIcnlial 0O()l,- .ire Iookio-lnQ OW p c NCAA Division 1- OW _^l»iNO[ICDS -Jf' aroundJ your home you don'don't pinn to use this A lcorn topples Tlie gamo matches mj the Big Sky BOUNTY OFTWIN FALLS LEO!ONARO E. GUTE, Oulon- l-.au,,9ui)cl il V/ril ol Ati.ictimonl, - • MAGISTRATE DIVISION , Urttit«tH. ,111(3tid c^ood C.iijr.o nppoarino -'accomplished ' *r \year, now is the right linoimo to sell it with a * Conference's top two hishers; Reno’s rIOUNTAINmou STATES TELE- CasoNo.SISS ihon Pl«nlot/Oro«nl#t * f r fnst-action Clnssified nd, * Jackson S tate F ran k Hawkin;(Ins, whose 154-yafa ■HONEpho. ANO TELEGRAPH ORDER TO IT IS 'h er eb y OROEREO WIIIPlay>or; * SFOLLOV;S: * JACKSON. Miss, (U P D- -\ Wllfredo average leads; ththe nation, and NAU's ----- •Woddlno* -f * NOTICE OF PUBUC Thai Iho Ocilond.ini. ■QubB * ^ !s,averagingll2yards. OP MOBILE HOME 8ECAU3IJ3E®0FDEFAULT , Loo'i Rosales booted Uiree fieldI goalsgo and W illard Reaves, j oon.ird E. Guto, bit, ,ind lie o: Earl Loo AQram 'Special Occaglona * the Alcorn State defense foreforccd (our Reno quarterberback l>arry Worman , diroclod 10 iippujf tirilorii • H1,3. Bo«2507 liiia113 _ Court on \‘/ednu;,c)(iy. •E m on.l„m .„, . * •X- turnovers T hursday to sp ark rk Jackson . ranks sccond In the nation among Jororrio. Idoho 83338 10 26th O.ly ol No»L'ri>lwr. * in a rain- Division I-AA\ ischools In passing, PLEASEpli TAKE NOTICE Thai pursu;Ju.in1 lo SMIo Lnw.ind tho )79, atV30o;ciocK, p .m .lo P'’®'’h o n o , . . ; ...... 7awi09 « * S tate to a 9-7 trium ph in loeurlly Aoiooment, datoO FoDruaryiry 10, 1973, bolwoon you .,„p„ marred contest. throwing for ann averngeofa 139ynrdsa ^ocu * nd mo doalof Iiotr> whom you putcn■cnaaod Iho mobile homo. ny sma V/rlt ol Atl,ictiiiiom ! PrT vaTE r oom for'Efdorv' * The trium ph lefl Alcorn willwllh n final gam e. His favoivorlle receiver is Jeff wtiicr(hich Aofoocnoni woj asaloncd to mo ondorainnoa, tfio onn .1.i ccrtiun-parcol ol rcil I Hornfomo nlmoaphoro, oood * * season m ark of 8-2 and 5-1I irin Soulh- Wright, whpjinslas caught 2i! passes for uncJoncJorslQnod shall soil said mobllo hohomo at PUCLIC GALE on o,nn,topcrly. moro parlicularty nioal r altor tho \3alo sol lonn bolOM b,bocauso ol your dolauil Dr.criaod heroin ja lollows, hoiiI w estern AUiletlc Conferencejnce play. 485 yard s and foufoiir touchdowns, ndor tho torany dollcloney rojullino I'om ilio0 ;salool Iho mobllo homo TwlnFnllfiTownaii-i •; 005 MomorlalNollcos ^ Times-MfMews I 4-2. ■— hd you oro entitled lo-nny surplu;!U3 from tho s.nio ol Iho first half. Division I-AA ratings,rat Reno is 4-3 and J^viAJJllsCouiily, lil.iho' ----- Alcom dominated the firs lobllo homo allor paymont in lullJll lor Iho mobile homo, aiioulOuld nol contlnijo in lull CCOXX ______P w w l* never allowing Jackson StateQte beyond NAU3-3lnlheBI|BigSky, doiaijolault charflos, coposscsaioi' charlarno.l. oloraou charflos, torcoreo and olloct throuRhoui s was good In a break frot’rom the norm. Reno is ‘"•o"ttornoy’a loos, costa ol anio, ancmd cosiB ol IrntiDlor ol ,(,0q punOoncy p ol I h, 3 aci ton. ^ Its own 40-yord line. Rosales w. ollatorol. ALCOHOLICS I ClassifiilieT I on a 32-yard field goal inn theU first undefcalcd on theth road and suffered DATE OF SALE: NovOmbur2)r28,1370 . . hofotifobi ' noTlViod Ihnl you niay i ANONYMOUS ^ . period and missed on oUierr alattempts all of iis threeirce losses nl home. TIMEt OF SALE: Noon oUuci lOiiIiniuny .md cvi. Call 733-MOO * of 25 and 40 yards, TTie Bravcjives took a N orthern Arizoniona wns beaten once In PLACE P OF SALE: Joromo Mobisbil.tHotn.,:. -.i-oci'c'jKi; nl Ihe ?l>nv,i h_i;,irino, by Big Sky champion Souin Lincoii;oln, lojotrc, Idnho. or * 3-0 lead into halftime, Uie dome, 10-7r h; TATE LAW PROVISION GOVERNING■4G .idv.iiiv.ir/u party,QivlnS IET CENTER; ollora n * Jockson Static moved Uie balball belter Montana Slate. DI5PCISPOSITIONOF MOBILE HOME: 28'tlB'tl-50-I ‘ al l.iil.iaat 24 ho«ir;i' nol.co lo Sonsonaihle WolQht Lojs Pro- A Phonele ' I ' In the sccond half bul wasI ununnbic lo The showdown,vn for Uie playoff berth OESCESCRIPTION OF MOBILE HOWE: thuu CourlC nni) to oppoainQ (jr.imram! For inlorm.ilion call j t turn drives Into points, losiroslng'four .w as sel last weekick when Re;io defeated SorlfllNumbor; s 293-J29-S0947 Junaol t.f-loro ihu show 73<_;i:34-1350. _ S fumbles. -hMODEL: Concord YEAR: 1973 OOKINIs'lor flom^ono wdo ^ Missouri Southerlern 32-c and NAU beat onnEnGO Tm-, m ii. u j, oi now3 lhi‘ arci lor WINTER H Rosales connected on IwiIwu moiT“ Cal Poly-Pomonnina21-3, Datod thia 16th doyol Novonit>oI>0?, 197T1 SECURED PARTY: DANIEL U MtEHl. AMPING. Vi'ill liirnishi'd nil J 733-093)!1 I field goals In the fourth quartei irter - one The gam e was'as changed from niglit IDAHO BANKS TRUST COFOMPANY '“ !;M,iaiair.iii' ;irii[iin(j ocjuipmonl. lO'jd, Tv » - 0123 yords and anoUior of 2020yards— y lo 10:30 a.m,m, klckoff to aqcom- UDLISH: Thursday, Nov. 72. Friday, Ic. Snould t)o 19 or older. i t - a I. Sunday. Nov. is, Monday. Nov. UBLISH- Friday. Nov, 23, • to pul the Braves ahead tl-O. modale regional 1 all 324.3442 In .leromo. H al television. wMn'•dn##d»y, Nov. iB. and Thuraday.. NNov. 29. 1079. vonin,;.AwO„k,cnd. ■ ' i C-10 Tlmo3*Nowa. Twinn Foils.Fj Idahn Frirtnv. Novon/om bor23, iPTo ____ S---I®iWSCtmm hPtlTSl m mroucH(WITH HOME PROSFPECTS!

, 01a______lncOT»Pftp«rt) y 000 EmploymontAgoncloi>• OIS BibyalOari 030, _ HomtiForSaliIla ' 030 HomoiForSal*Bala 0» Ho/naaForM I*' ~ HAVE GOOO INVESTMENT aA0YSITTIf7d”lTmy“ not5io.^0- properties (or aalo. Prieo*Ice* ~ ALMOST NEW and TnIn BY OWNER 2 year old Bob « Potty trained, Monday-lay- ranging (rom 125,000 . '0 to ASSUMEA ixcelioni condition. 3 Brohm built homo._--. J * Fridoy. Hoi moala Orop-lns S1.000.000. Call Jorry at Cen- sodrooma, 2 , baths, luil(uil bodroom ranch, air condjj. wolcomo, Cloao Harrisonlon tury 21 Twin Falls Realty W1.000LOAN , , )osoment, '(amlly room.lom. tionod. baltis, llropiao»< i school. 734-6552.______733-7721.or734-164r., On inis boautllul 1 yoar old,1.^3 3 Roomtogrow.$61,500,1159,159, In living room, dining room;; MOTHER OF 2 will babysit, 1::------z= * bedroom. 2 batn homo- lunch bar in kitchen, (ull, VWATCH FC HORIZONS any shlli, occaslonolnal 020 MontyToUunV,. Largo reek fireplace is ihe Y basomont, 2 car garagoo focal point In Ihe charmingS* QEMSTATEREALTY PERSONNEL SERVICEI weok-ond, Sorioua roplysl y s ------,'J'J B25 BLUE LAKES NORTHru oarth tones throughout? onlyl 454 Madison Sl,______iiving-fomily room, afljoceni Assumablo o n loan. Owners FINANCING AVAILABLEI:i to lovoly Mltchon wlih largege 733-6336 iranalorrod. Reduced Ifr IF YOU ARE LOOKINO FORR TEACHER - MOTHER will Businoss and individuallual snack bar and bull|-in appii-)ll- ______$58,500,734-3156, A BRIGHT ANO EXCITINGG core (or 2 chlldron. Caniliod loans avallabio (or anyany ancos- Decorated 10 perlec-IC- 3WNER FINANCED! ___SAHT OPPER FUTUP£....HAVe - SKILLSS - - day c a f conl>r..734-27a;--- ’D080,~anywnoro. CoII'N:-'N “ (lon'and roady 10 movo Iniollol Joaulilul 3 Bedroom brickrlcK : ^ m m AND EXPERIENCE WHICH ^ WANTED: occasional lili-in r Eide, 1pm-5pm. Tuesdayly -- Double garago. central air.ir. — iome on oast edge ol Twinw'n l o t s ARE NOT BEINGJ • bobysiltor in my homo, ex-IX- Saturdoy. (206) 726-9494. Or (oncod and landscaped,d. -alls. Full baaomoni. lots ol UTILI2ED..WANT A* perionco prolorrod. 734-34. writo P.O. Box 220. Halloy.oy. Ownor iranslorrod. ^ Jus sr r Jlorago, Dog konnsi, "rv RV to be COMING CHANGE OF PACE....COMEF 88J8; ______ID83333. Hated and priced to sellgll larking. Musl see lo^appro- THANKFULFORI IN TO SEE US. WE HAVE A5 70AY WEEKDAYCARE _ Dulckly 01 $49,900, slate. $16,000 down. $450 NUMBER OF INTERESTING' Proscnooi class has a fe^v my Call Cox. Vooh AndId month. Call today. 733-0674 FOUfl-PLEX LOT In NE TwIn • CAREER POSITIONS WHICH I'V MONEY LOANED on any i. or 734-3022. moro openings. , Pre-0- roal proporiy. Credit nol)oi Rasm ussen Realtors, 734------_ Falla (or only $20,000. WE ARE NOT ADVERTIS­P foadlng. counting, mtxic. i& Important. Wo buy lal. 2ndnd or Carlotta Cox, 733- Ownora win carry papar (or; D e c e rm b e r I j ING. ONE COULD BE JUST st thru ' physical coordination aro jst 2080 ovonlngs. gualided buyor. ro and 3rd contracts. Also trust ' THE^RIOHTONEFOR WU. covorod oocti week. 3 yrs> . doods and morigagos,J S , ______— - .oxoo»onco-?34-eai6_____^ Noftftwoal Mo;igago. 688-88--. - BE.HOUSE.PROUDi.Blg 111- • • • • I OVER 2 ACRES.located si ■ - SALES (fl) ------llo Ranchos. Spill lovol 3 mlloa aoulh o(Twln Falls (or' t14,000-{30,000 Dec<:e m b e r a 0 1 ^ ______SIluilfonaWanlKlk! ' bedroom homo. 2 llroplacosIS $19,600, Being devoioped (or' 20th Lols of travoi ,,. or little nicer roBldonlial acreagea on U i acres. Palio and hoal iravel. Tangible ,,. or intan-• BOOKKEEPER looking foror SECOND MORTQAQE al MONEY pump. $70,000.1125, wllh good roBlrlctiona. Gifts, for him!n! Gifts for her!I Sinop Santa's giblo. Outside 8tios% roiallII work In my homo. General “ I LOVE Ownora wili consider lerma. Bales, whatever your prefer- Lodger experionco, Reler-I,. Use equity in your homo, no polnls, no pro-payment,nt QEMSTATEREALTY YOUI" listing for allill the imoglnative'e and delight- • oncos, Call 733'0t53. ys. FOUR PLUS ACREB with the ' porlunliloa lor you. II yoa 7, ponalty. Call Aoina Financeco B20 BLUE LAKES NORTH Will bo whot your wile Bays, ^ GLENN'S ROTO-TILLINQ, 7W:10Sfl, 733-533« when you buy hor mis luxu­xu- lovliost viow ol (rlagic valley . .ful gift surpriarises for every special s some- havo had 2- 3 yoars oi SUC­ and tractor work, Gordons, ______en- can bo yours for $17,700, ‘ CESSFUL salos eiporiorso. rious home, Tno tremen­ now lawns, olc. 326-4511, dous kitchon would bo ap-gn. Located only mlnutues lo r , o n e on your Ilslist! and want a prolessional.ca­ Wl______MontyWinloc)od |[f. Twin, yol oKora country 1 roor, you should oxpiore, LET mo lako care cl your -J EDNA IRISH procialod by Ihe mosl dis­ extra work, I will do typing In NEED botwoon $10,000 & criminating houaewKo. Da- privacy. Seilora moy carry ' J my nomo. Excollontnt $15,000 lor businoss. Coli„n REAL ESTATE iuxo conlor island withi|,n the (inanclng. ' standing campanios and Imd 0, 734-2251 altor6PM. the rlghl ono (or you. oquipmont. Fast i accurate, 2384ttl AvoEail Jonn-airo range, double 12 yoara experience, wilh 734-7785 ovon. 2 dlapoaala. and ev- TERRIFIC 6 ACRES near > legal backgtounfl. All work Anyllm* ...... 733-7879'9 oryining oisoi SpaciousIUg lunction of Highway 93-30 In | If you woulj l d like to havm PORTUNITY KNOCKSi Soil-)lt- nyon. Pavod roada. tonnia ! for informatition on our aiaiomonia. payroll, ond are' TIRED OF That Oirly TcHot. ’■ brick home on 1.75 acros. 128,0001 2 Bodrooms,1, or needs Immediate sale 90 so courts, underground utllilioa Inlerostod In o career, one' sink and tub? Wo guaranloo'0 Excellent condition, SE Including cablo TV and ol tlioao posiliong could bo' to romovohord wator depoa- llroplaco. basement,I, hurryl special ratefes! “• Twin, Kimborly School Dia- garago. at\op, parking. luiuro swimming pool. * jusi right (or YOUI Somo aro' Its, oil typos ot stutiDorn" trlcl. Excellent lerms. Will $19,970 to $45,000 wllh good : _ small olllcos, somo largo, all . T 3 3 i 0 9 a | - I-.. eialn9,-Cail'734-«air------loko maolio homo imrado a s - are luanggymp-ton nmiflm TYPING; Legal Socrelary■y down. Carter Homoa, 733- ^ a m l e t t ------ask for Poni erson to 111 In, Somo in onny, Jen n y , M yra, ShorlI ooi r K ondy ... fwin Fails aroa, somo on' wili do your lyplng or)' 7 m ______“ ■ FINANOINQ AVAIUBLE _ WELL 18 IN ALREADY on ; ovorllow ot homo. Cann 5Y OWNERI Now 5 Bedroom thia 10 Acros botwoon 1 Norihslde. some in Bolso M • 5 Bodroom, 2 Balh homo in aroa, Como in and soo us i( tranacrlbo casaottes, 734- spill oniry, 2500 sg. (I. snd Jerom e and Twin lor $32.C3b. ■ you lool YOU lit the doacrip- 319^______garage. 600 sq. (1. on 2\^I? .■ Twin Fails. $10,000 down," R e a l t y OfJers boaulilul viow o( Twin [ tlonl WANTEO; HOUSE CLEAN-1- acres 6 miles Soutnoast 0, ol Ownor wiil carry. $83,900. and South Hiiia. May be aoid • ING by Iho hour. Call 733-!- Twin, $79.000, 733-5163. ___ in amaiiorparcola. • * 4 Bodroom, 2 Bath, largo, 733-4079 ,, SECRETARIES (3) 6.16,6...... 000 P tn o n il*> 007 JobioflnU roitIt 007 Jobio d n lo ratt ,,, assumablo loon at ONE ACRE OF VIEW any,.! “ J600-775 A QUEST FOR QUALITY will BlainoAnderson ...733-1847 Top olllco skills needed lor (Tt7 BuilnBnQpportunillBi $76,500, - way you look...locatod on • PERMANENT Hair Romovsl; MATURE i?TDIVIDUAL 'I lead you to this lamlly para- .loycoCole'...... 733-87675' hillside, you aoo both ; Eloclrolysis & Thormolyala. needed (ull-tlmo. Apply In, thoso TOP positions. II you aUHL SHOP; Largo dear[r dl0 O. No winler chill wllh tfto • 3 Bedroom, 2'Bath. $20,0000 NoolBriliain ...... 733-4646 DENTAL HYQIENIST want a caroor,,. perhaps as I largo llroplaco on main lloor, Sawiooiha rnd South Hiiia. . Cnll Mlcnoloai 734-5870. NEEDED person ol: span, v/ork or storage aroa. down. Owner to carry- DAVE HAMLETT. BROKER’ $13,500. ; ■Konlueky Frlod Chlclon. an oKico managor in the Olllco ond parking space. plus 3 bodrooms, 2 bains,*j $85,000. (uturo,., tnoso positions aro Extra residential lot In- and convoriioni kitchen. Full S elected Offers 73^2090 MgCHANIC/FApM EOUIPT; certainly Iho placat to starti f rtCMO.OO *: Employee dls- ciuflod. Francos Hossoihoit|i llnlahod basomonl (or theI® • 4 Bodroom 3 Bath. NE J0H )R, HOWARD ! Good (ringo Donallts. work­ 9 actlvo lamlly to onjoy-lamlly 007______Jobaminl>f>il count proaram. Call Wall, 01 Edna Irish Roal Eatato y location, pricod In low $70'a,^ • • • • & ASSOCIATES : I EXPERIENCED 734-0445; Aemo Poraonnol. ing conditions, and the 543-6494 or 537-6836 anyllmo, room, rec room and 4th Assumablo loan at 7ViVa, BOOKKEEPER (or wholo packogoi bedroom. $01,500, REALTORS i APPLIANCE 8ALE6: i m * A33 Bluo Ltkoa Blvd. N. . $73,900. 9&3BLUEUKE8BLVON. • Commission, TorrMIc oppor- ostabllshod Twin Falls busi- LOVE FLOWERS? ' noss. Floxlblo worit schod- MEDICAL RECORDS MGR MECHANICS (2) Have your ov/n businoss lor; A "WELCOME" HOME can rp 734-1500- : (unity wlin a orowino eom- inventory coat. 9 yrs, at ■" • 1 Acre Building site SW of f c’ANYOlj^iiTTlOMF'Top pony. Ca/I Wgll 734-OHS; uio possibio. Sond rosumo0 CONSIDER POCATELLO 10 S6,4S Flat Rato ’ bo yours by Chrisimas, Tho a Bannock Memorial Hospital same iocalion, downtown ;0 Twin Falls. Good leslrlcilve ] Quality Custom Built. Evorv- Acm e Paraonnot.-633 Bluo to Box N-21, CIO Tlmos i . S6,70IICoitl(iod ^ entire design ol Ihls 2 storyj' covenants, Ownor will carry, thing you over dreamed ol Infli IMMEOrATE POSSESSldS' 1 Lokoa Blvd.N. '______Nows, P, 0 , Box 548, Twinn (BMH). 0 137 bod acute care• ' Exporionco roQuired. Twin Falls. Reason (or soil­ home convoys wormih and JCAH occroditod Gonoral ing, hoallh. Call Rogor 733- ° $8900each. a homo. 3 bedrooms, uniquele All oloeirle ildy 3 Bodrpom 1 APPLICATIONS aro bolno Falla. 10 63301.______i certilicaiion prolorrod, Foo comlori with 2V: balhs and' and oxciling docor. $90,000.0, home. Beoutilul landsct^bd ' g Hospital localod adlacani to> will bo paid for proporiy 4010 or Barnes Realty 733- don. Rustic appeal with toHon Jor poalllon o( Slio 0(PERIENCEO' MILKER^ Idaho Sloto University Has a 6227. ______Whelhor you are buying orr «189. lol wllh comploteiy (onsod ^ Monooor al tho Wost EnS wantod, Roloroncoa ro- ] Qualillod person. Good fr- redwood and coder, pallo,2 soiling 0 home, we havo backyard. Also underground < placo (or you In our modical' ingos. MOTEL; 7 yr, old Brick,- top} dock. landscaped with Sonior Clllzons. Buhl. Expo- quirod. Must bo roliablo. rocords doporimont, '' information and guldellnoOr QEMSTATEREALTY sprinkler. $35,500. Mogic ' rionco In floalino wllh puBllc 034-4688.______condllon, $50,000, Aco Roaf- sprinkler and on abundanco® on financing which we are Volley Roally. 733-5560, . Suporviso a ata(( o( 12, work‘ EQUIPMENTIN8TALLER ly 733-5217. _ ol oxlras, $82,500. ) 625 BLUE LAKES NORTH roleflons & Cuslnoas man- GREAT OPPORTUNITY, with 80 Board Cortlllod Burewillhoip.Slopinoreali. 733^1336 Evenings, 733-9576. 733-3621, -. iiQonioni la rogulrod. Equal I J650-1650UP START YOUR OWN BUSI­ 734.7945, . . 1; bonodts, (or cattioman' to3 Phyalciana, Iniorroiaio wllhI Somo oioclrlcol expoflonee CENTURY 21 OpporiunJiy Employer. M/F, holp manago loroo Southern NESS on mis ido.iily locatod1 HEAVENLY HOT TUB lo bo I8HEREF0RY0U 1 community and olhor BMHi noodod., Lois ol opportunity cornor lot on HW 30 in Filer, enjoyed undor the covered' 543-4577, Idaho Ranch. Salary opon. doparim onts. This depart- 10 i grow wllh this expanding ° Contury 21, 66ulhorn Idaho> Haa a 40x72' molai machino) patio ol this stunning oxocu-'* Roally. 10s W. addlson, Married, oxperloncod. In-• mont ia o q u ip p u d ^ th n‘ compony., I llvo homo In primo NE Sub- • Bnm nnm m fflm at loorily rogulrod. Sond ro­ I anop wllh concrolo floor nnd ======,5#: • •tranacribinfl W ong^yatom rosiroom. Alao has amall 2; division, Oromatic oiilry to;; * * * * * sumo lo Box 0-2t, c/o Tlmoa» 20 ond Oicliphono Tanks. Nowa PO Box 548, Twin REALISTICFEES Bedroom air conditionedj boaulilul living room and TH IN K IN G OFe S IL L IN G ? ' ond is involved In PAS cod­ , (nmily room, Jolnod by the? B'RICK RAMBLE'R.'oiocir'ic. 4 W o hovo buyor* who■ ore fooking for properiios Faila. IOS3301.______ing & abstracting, II you have homo, $64,000, Magic Valley . Bedroom. 2 balh. Acreage. ARCHITECTURAL ' VIrpinIt BtncrolL Ownor Really, 733-5560. Evonlngs, 2-sldod llroplaco. Exquisite which eor> be purchoiodi*ed for 5 10 10 Ihoujond HALF-TIME SEASONAL a HRA or a minimum ef a 4006h0sh'ofl»8t.soutt) “ Aco floally 733-5217.______DRAFTSMAN I Ralph 733-3570, kllchon with ceramic coun- down wllh Iho toller eorryiarrying iho balance. ' SECRETARY noodod. Con- ART with ailoaat 3 yoara tora, wol bar, 3 spacious8 BY OWNERI 3400 w . II. liv­ Draliflmon noodod for Archl- j lact Quality Control Lab. oxporlonco wllh 1 yoar as a toeiural (Irm. minimum 2 ^ 734-8844 bodroSTFi^ and throe balhs, ing spaco w/Iafg&, 2-car R ogof Brolhora Seodf Supervisor in a Aculo Caro $107,000, garago on aero In NW yoara oxporioneojn ofcftl- ( Company. 733-1777.______Sotling. wrilo or call COL­ 018 Income Property soctlon o( Twin, Appraised SNAKE RIVUJRJRPVLJST/VTC loctural oKlco. EquBTOppor- , LECT: Sandra Hughes, lunlty Empldyor, Sond ro­ HOMEMAKERS. BEAT IN- JOHN R. HOWARD at $73,000, Will sell $69,000. FLATIONl Would you work Employment Monagor. (208) 015______SibytltlBta Immodlalo occupancy with sumo lo; PO Box 142S, Twin ‘ ; 232-6150. 0x1, 334. Bannock , LYNWOOD REALTY & ASSOCIATES &I(y|VEST1»TMENTS Foll8.ldanoS330i, ' an oxira 10 to 20 houra ap.-roved - credit. Oti woohly tor J00-$t00? For In- Mombrlal Hospital, Memori- BABYSITTING I in my nemo, eiO Bluo Lakoa Blvd. N. oisum ablo loan on 5 yoar ANYAOE,Phone 734-O2S0. REALTORS ****** j lormoilon Call Fullor Brush. al Drivo. Pocatello ID 63201. I 653 BLUE LAKES BLVON. old homo wllh 5 Bodrooms. 3 733-4■4317 733-9314 , An Equal Opportunity BABYSITTING,I my homo. FOR THE OiSCfllMINATING . batha, fireplace plus FIshor 734-1500 R a y S a b a lo ...... 7 3 3 - 6 3 4 0 A~RE YOU WILLING to Invosi I Employor M/F/H,______tMorningaldo Olsl'Icl, 734- INVESTOR- LAND i BUILD­ atovo, pool room, 3 slorago INTERMOUNTAIN 7758.______INGS OF A WELL KNOWN Kon R o y ...... 734-6665 > —10 tioufs pof wooK 10 oarn up (CONSTRUCTION INC,, P, O. OPPORTUNITY; An opening ’ Audrey Howard . ,. 733-67S5, . rooms, cedar closet, diah- 10 $40-JS04-7 II so, you can ] Box 2319 Idaho Falls, Idaho, will soon bo available to a BABYSITTING ( In my homo. SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS, I ' washor. giirbago disposal, John Altman ...... 733-4317 ; Excollonl roiuin torms Joe Young ...... 734-3393 lind .oui by calling Fullor . will reeoivo bida (rom oilI quohliod oppiicani, Siarting H h oi moois 4 anocks. Fenced SfilrloyHucK...... 733-6301, doublo oven, drop light \ Bfuah733-S314, ...... !subcontracicrs involved lor oalory to $1B,000 dopondlng yard. y Hanson, 423-4533,___ ovalioblo. contact us for do- I kllchon. cablo hom. largo' talla, HomerRlgga ...... 734-3765 IIho construction ola Mlgrani on qualification. Incentive BABYSITTING, g my homo, Paul Burrla . . . . t . . . 733-9587 Ionced backyard w/l2xl6' Housing Projoct lo bo bulll Incroasos a((or 3 mon(hs, KIMBERLY, k Anyllmo but co'vorod dock. Hose gSrdon. ASSISTANT MANAGER In I Twin Falla odoctlvo Im-", Income opporlunily t50,000 Sunday. a Call 4234e50:~ .Gail 733-9211 Oakloy alone patio, fruit POSfTION ; ' to $100,000. EOE, M/F, Sond . trees, 734-7080or 734.3187. modiatoiy. Plana' and. _ No»M-y.*ia»-,~-..now v.iluosi Or Allor Hours Call KIMBERLY ShooClasstli»rt 711,non MQlOppligor...... 733-1011 BY OWNER; 4 Bodrooms, Immodiato oponlng witn (01 Iho Idaho Miorani Council T*mo?'*Now#®*p'o ^ox'~W8^ S Rulon Schwondlman Llvo In ono homo, ronl 3 llroplacos, U i bath, largo Americas Loadlno Womono -• odicoc In Twin Falls, Wiladh. TvJin Falla, 10 6 3 3 0 1 . ___( . CHILD CARE In my homo. , ,.,,733.7100 othorontlsom,78Acroa. assumablo loan, some Appar6l Chain, Compoiltlvo cCrowdor. Archllocl in Bolao; PART TIME Experienced Anyf ngo. Call Suslo ol 734- Jack Olahop...... 734-30S9 CANYONSIDE REALTY lorms. No realtors. 326-4028. ooiary. oxcollonl company |Inlormountaln Construction Modical Lob Technician, 6B?8; 8 ______A ssodato Broker 733-10S2 bonollls. ■ Iinc.. In Idaho Fails, Idaho, , Floxlblo hours. 734-4050. CHILD c CARE lor inlania, CALL L. WILLIAMS I(208)524-4322, POSITIONS OPEN FOR R'NS 733-4034, 7 734-5721 • tAn Egufli Oppor(uniiy Con- i LPN'S Conlaci Dirocior ol N rc l“ 3“ BE0Rb0M. F^baTh e RENTAL UNITS plua o ' homu [ noar Sawtooth School EaunlOpporlunlly Employor ■'(rac( Employor, Nuraing, 436-0461, Minidoka MOriTE'RrDAUGHtT^Com K good modorn homo. Possi­ Momorial H o sp ila l._____ b and shopping. Largo loncod blnalion babyslinrg l^ o u r bio gross ovor $1400 por mo. [back yard wllh covered Joumoyman Llneporson; homo,h or yours, onylofco, •'AVON 1*16,840, Po[onllaf , lor Asaumeablo low inlorosl rpatio. Good llnancing PRINTERSI Roasonoblo R rale, /M ost loan. Full price $69,000. jiav.ilioblo, $46,500. Call Ed at ndvancomont. Call Walt. hours accoplablo. 733-6444. ;734-0445; Acmo Porsonr\ol, Want 10 llvo whoro the Elit ^ Handy Ronlly Jerome, 324- fM,ifkoiing ------S-51o-5T5Tus~ room, nod thu skiing la Ovorniat)lo/s 0 walcomo, 4339Any|jmo. . 7734-4875 anylimo, C33 Bluo Lakoa BlYa:N. groot? Weekly, newspaper ...... BOYSANDQIRLS fLEGAL SECRETAI^Y needed r»oodocamora man willing to r - WANTED (or Joromo law (Irm, Logal loorn 3-unlt V/eb as backup Fin^C:jr e e l^ i TO DELIVER ®oxporlonco prolorrod. Out Proasmnn, Call Rip at the not neceaaary. 324-8131 (or .lackion Holo Guido. (307) THETIMES-NEWS appointment,______733-2430,______11 Intoroeiod o«ll 73»>93i MAGICC MOUNTAIN ski area botween8*ndS. nnow taking applications lor akors ^ REGISTERED H omploymont. Apply a( area. NURSES CA8Hlin~foriho~o7o‘ni^B MAIDS. WAITRESSES & FULL-TIME 8. shIM.AppiylnpoiaonatTho cocktollZ waKrossos. Apply In PART-TIME Alloy, l22 4ihAvo, South, poraon p a( tho Alley. Inc.. 121 iM odlcal/Psychlatrle mA m COSTS MOAONEY CONSIDER AN EXCITINQ 4th 41 Avo. Soutn.______' •Sorvleo, $8,02 10 O.tO hour ll you ore in iho10 morkel for o roomy, luxurious'iou* home, you cannot I;;; ollord to woil. Yo and rowardlnQ caroor In Roal MANAGEMENT TRAINEE: dopondlng ' on oxporlonco You eon bo lu ro prico* will novoiover bo low er. Seo oor ;i;;' Eataio. Conlury 2t, Souinorn tOOOti to S700 & up. Got your nnd < oducallonal back­ homo llslings (or3r BotlI Buy*. Idoho Roally. Wosftlngton BIRTHDAY b OFF, Call Wall 'ground- Fringe bonollls and 6t.&AddiSOn,734-21H. 734-044S; Acmo Porsonnol,. advoncemont ' opportunity uxcollont, U.S! Cilizonship' OUS COOK...t3.00 HOUR; Full or 633 ^ Bluo Lakos Blvd.N. ^ U( J I part-llmo. Torrlllc opportuni­ and iiconsuro In any stale is ty to loom. Call Karen 734- WAl^TE'br“ W 'oi?pe;ioi^od roqulrod- ' An oqual opportu­ 0445; Aemo Porsonnol. 633 Aulo A' Ouiallor with at least 1 nity I omployer. Contacl Bluo Lahoa Blvd. N.______y< yoara oxporluneo, Sntaiy Personnel ^ Service. 338-5100, ext- 387, or apply directly at COUPLE ovor 40. 1 mual Bo ooponding upon Individual, ! unomployod- or single man. From S750 por mo, lo $1100 V. A, Modical Cenlor, Sin & aoml-rollrod. lo manaoo oormo. 9* ApplyatMiM'Aulo For( Stroats, Oolso, Idnfio Twin Foils apnrtmont nouso, Rocondltloning, 1620 63702. ‘ No chlldron, J bodroom, Hiohlond ^ East. (ipnrtmont-salary. Rolor- WEEKEND W bartender' s ; SNELLING : 6 SNELLING will oncoa, Mr, Stanloy, Gonoral nighia nl| only. Ploaaant ai- bo^ closed lor the Thankoglv j:;: Ceiobroio on yourur privalo ACRE wiih'flordon’n creoor ond room for -*«• Oolivory, Kimborly. Idaho m mi ospho'o. Apply at Cornor Ing I' Holidays, November eoK ond.horso. Thi* Th chormlng. woM-doiignedd homo ho boa*l* ihrco 8334V______PockolPc Oiilord Loungo, 22nd ^ and 23rd, Wishing you a bedroomi, formal01 dining, fomlly room, 3 caror parking,c cloio in. ;;;;.| DENTAL ASSISTANT; J520 - T_wln^______"Happy Thanksoivlng." Soo ll now.$59.90C'00.Roollor owned. SNELLING & SNELLING. J780 monthly, Exponso paid WELDERS Wl WANTEO: MIG ! nomlnaro. Call Wall 734-0445: In/or Iny TIG oxporlonco de- SOPHISTICATED ® LADY , . . ..A ■ ■ . '’■•••-fci’ - Aem o Potsor^nol. G33 Bluo aired, sir 734-2664 tor ap- WanlodI ^ Must bo career or- Lakos Diva. N. polntmoni, po lontod, oninuslaatic. and o physical lltnass tanalic. ______E Background In nulrlllon. (3danco or physical oduca­ CEDARI?BROOK*51>1,551 lion. Salos oxporlonco • 3 BEDROOMS SrTgB : | hholplui. but nol necessary. • CATHEDRALM CEILING IN • 1'/» BATHS Call Shorry. 734-7313 lor FAMILY R O3 O0 M NPfe.vH®® -. i CIRCULAATIO N ^oppolntmoni. ______• SUN K EN LIVING ROCPOM •DISHWASHEF I TYPr8T..$S404 MONTH; Wo ^ER • 2 CAR GARAGE ANC P A P E R R< doaperoioly nood your .ENERGY SAVW IN G FIREPLACE lOUTES £skills. Employee diacounis, STORAGE t e a l Call Karon ?3: 044S; Aemo • AIRCONDITl'ITIONING Foronly $30,000 ylyou «on buy Ihi* 3 bedruom hom Are available • KITCHEN ANDDINtNIN G A REA hom e in on induilriol f':' I in Burley- Paraonnol.p, 633 Bluo Lakes toning oreo - excelcelloni lor roniol. Owner ollertir» ouuiondingo lorn^^ | | . Rupert for boys c B J y ^ ______andwlll popepor*. • and girls to §WATTRE8S: Part llmo. oxpo- DIRECTIONS: North on WoWothlnglon lo RIdgvwey. deliver fhe Timenes-News by rloncod only. Apply In lh*n on RIdgoway le Modvldoll. ______i;!; 7 G ,m . ' plporaon al J.J.'s Calo. 110 i MMain Avo. North, Twin Falla, 4 ■ 3 ^ WILLS,S INC, u n Olflce Please call Opal>al Gonzales, wWANTEDI Qood rosponalblo mihaiKtn.lt,ITw . t- iXT i. 734-3311IFloldOflleo F - * - Call Uss To Market Yol'our Home i field roproaontailvo lo work «twil8TMaair .678-3161, • wlwith (armero, Excoilsnl op­ MODEL!EIS OPEN: Si 1 6 3 2 A d d is o n A venue East portunity ond bonollla, Cali (, . 20208-232-3203. ^ ...... T w iriF= s a l ! s 34-0600 "•i I, Fr.il.iy. No■Jovcmbor 23.1979 Timoa-Nui,-Nuws. Twin Falla. Idaho C-11 n______j4offl*aFor8«J«. fix ttofliatForSalaI*. 030 HomeaForSala i >. 030 HomaaForBale M 0“ HomeaTorBal#• 090 Homaa For Balaa . - CE 3 bodfopnwflotTtcfrr -TTO/arirv'aurLT'errnV-ncw-“ “ *3 B EbH O O M ftoSrTO BEE 038 AcrMge&Loia 044 Condomlnluma For Bale Ml Ol Unlum.HouMiForRam tiiu«. rarcTUIih mechanic*• I960 aq, II. hom# wiift doublo ------' WENDELL MOVED. Call 73$OCt1. Idor block shop on tuck of ? Doublo wido mohiifi nemo 3 Budioom. oil. uloelJie h BUY YOUR 1 a'CRE DfoniTi ' garago. 10 yoar H.O.W.; on (ull loi. ' WITH EXPERIENCE c 4 DEDROOM HOME 'wllh 2 BOR Coiiogo. Woaflowa ^NOW AVAiI aqlE; watar t. S7.?00 down. warrsnly. All oloclric. eilra homo. Mjho Ollor. llroDlaco on IV. acros. Homoallol Onl/ 9V.%. 1 mile Condo. Ownor will considor aaowor lurnishod. 3 DOR woll InBUlaled, 1 momn IreeS CANYONSIDE REALTT TWIN FALLS- J Oodioom CANYONSIDE REALTY Mlnuloa Itom lown, yol,1 liom Twin. Doslrablo. 734- couylng bnlanco wilh ndo- hhomo lully carpolod. *245 -► oloct/l;lly, 3 bodrooma, 2 733-1082 nbar Snwlooih Scliool. - 733-1082 BorlQct country llvlnfl. 8206;______quaio down. Call 734-4Z31 asocurlly dop. 734-7749. baiha. Located In aroa wlih-h - ___ ' ...... Cloan. vacant, oood lorms Boauillully landscapod.I. ovonlngn. cCUTE 2 bodioom homo in Incroaalno pfico Irandfl. ovallablo. S57.000. *75.000.HOI. Hanson on W Acro- *225 HANDY REALTY 37*-*3S3. or 3 BDR. v. ocToriruTi truoa. COMMERCIAL & 045 __ _Mobll^Kom»» F oI r monrn.Call_733-«fl9- _ j24-5334 anyilmo.______KIMBERLY JEROME- Duplex, good Mornlnflaldo disl. Roducod RESIDENTIAL Vory cloon 4 Bodroom, lull lo 111,000. No Raaiiorol\ QEMSTATEREALTY WA”n T TO SELL your mobileI FFOR'lEASE: 4 bod'foVrn' 1'% I proporly, considor irodo. ' S25 BLUE LAKES NORTH I bath, lanilly room. Morn- j WE ARE INTERESTED In - S30.000. 7M ;2uq_^ _ __ BUILDING homo? Wo have buyors. Lot t ' buying a SOLID, woll-bulll'■ oxiraai 733-U3S us lilt yours. Cali Don1 ingsldon school nmii, *375 llx-up 3 bodroom homo In SITES Strovor at Coniumporary- por r mo-1S1 8 last mo renl -* ] CANYONSIDE REALTY JEROME- 3 bod'oom 3 BEDROOMS .11 BuliI; *175 dep. Cnll 734-6627 ’ (ho KImborly aroa. If you norlhoaal. nico plan, Homos 734-2073. oHor G p.ru. * I Ihink your homo guatlllos.^ 733-1082 Assumnbio lo,m nl BU'li. ASSUMABLE LOAN SUPERB CONDOMINIUM 42 y i0 1 ^ _ bulorc b 1 orallerS.______$33,500. Prico only $43,500. wrllo Box M-21, c/o TImoa By Ownar building lois availablo in R'EDUCEO w ' p RICEI Llko FOR F SALE OR RENT,- Small Nowo wllh cJolallo. (PO Box' ~ REDUCM BY OWNER IHANSEN- 3 bcatoom .-U i.' Immaculale trHovel Villa Del Rio Subdivision. now, roady 10 movo rigni m- unlurmsnod u house In IMS) Twin Fallo. ID. B330I. 3 BEDROOMS -f lull 6.190- with many axiraa. Access 10 awliiimlnfl pool, Assume "low % loan'' on aI |balh, tiropi.ico, Good Idaho monl. oir condllionod, «073 14«70’ TITAN soMup in luromo. I NEATI 324-3532. boaulilul oldor home. Ownor \Houalng proapocl. $34,900. oioctric noai. 2 llropMcoa, sse.m tunnis court, pulling & park.Doublo insuiaiod. Now GOODc RENTAL Hoj30;'2 or wi:i carry pan down. 2 BDR. 11B6 Parkway Dr. chippino grouna. plus Ilan doors. atorrn windows. 3 3 bedrooms. Gar.iflo. *250 Oaraqoai HoliiSlor. Roducod' 734-3H7 panlaUy linlahod lullI "TtioOldTimots" ,-loIJiJ.OOO. nlockodlakos.j30,000cacfi. Ownor mo«lng, 73J-4G17 POI n mo. Foldlman Roallors. Dasori^oni. liroplaco | anyilmo. 733-1968 7; or 423^4036. _ ; FELDTMAN-REALTORS , LOVELY 1.60 ACRE wilM u up/down stairs, allnchofl m ______OutOfTownHOTM DETROITER 2 "b DR 10X55, h ' 1604AddlaonAv6.E. ‘ 1300 SO. FT. -f lull bnao- boaulilul view. Locaiod in HOUSE fo r' Rarit; 2 bdr ■no on 2'/, oeres. 4 bod- H Q.iraoo wllh aulomallc monl, G bodrooms In all, W, 0X20 oxpando.'- luimshcd Full F' basemonl. loncod yard. » nice e x tra s'to moko Ihls B oponor, landacanod loncod • drive' by THIS lovoly'2? canyon noxi to Bluo Lakos liauis. Assumnbio loan al bodroom homo locnicd al SELL OR TRADfe lor Tr.ivol CaMaltor5-30-733-2058. C ly homo: Extro Insuloilon. H yord. almoal now carpct i; 733-1988' ' 423-4838 I Country Club, Ulililios Trnl]o^. *5950 543.5900 rs, etc. $105,000. M dropos ihfouQhoul. nine lan, 1224 Birch In Buhl, homo hntI avalI.iblo. *12,500. IMMACULATE 3 BOR. tW addod Inaulallon. OlMur !SHARP NEW 2 bQcJroom. |uai boon romodolod. John MOBILE LOTS tiaihs. b^ loncod yaid. 2 BEDROOMS at Filor wilh Robins 543-6339, Town nndI PRESTIGIOUS, CANYON rin> FORSALE liroplaco III Available 12/1. No mo noor downlown. pan H oxtrosl 734-6634 allur 5:30. basomonl. t $34,000 VA or 'lull basomonl. nasumaUlo anyilmo wook-ords. _ IFHA Aco Ronlly 733-5717 Counlry Roallors. 543-4441 locolion. i Two 5 ac»o parcois ______?3<:1233 P'Polo. Roluroncoo 6 dopotil. rod pallo.-close to schools II loan only J32.500. or733^l716.- - - - ____ --- - -i Wllh luii-wntor-at>arc3 nnil - SACRIFICE: t978 HILLCflEST . $325-J3WI«_.. . CaMQaylaTU-ieM H uiiinies will bo bioughi to 14X04; 2 BOR, .ill dccliic. CANYON VIEW. Oulslnndlnu proporly. Excellonl vunvl lully I lurnlshod *500 down, homociosoin. LEASE WITH AN I JEROME AREA OPTION TO BUYI *35,000 : oach. Il.iko ovor paymonis. 324- ,• 5 Bodroom homu in town Boaulilul now 3 Bodioom — 80C5. 1 _ _ ,^1willl lamily room. Good BARNES REALTY homo. 1 H i balh, on shon 3 APPROXIMATELYi 1 ACRE •SPARTAN* 8X50'; .iir ncnoighbornoofl. $325 monlh W COUNTRY Homo: * I 7 3 3 - 2 6 2 6 1043BluelakesNb. Acros. Financino can bo ar- locntod I In pn’mb Cominorciiil condllionod- < J5«5. Call -f Irooms, 3 baiha. Call ^^LOBE : 733-8227 ;ranged. Call Vora .loa, 543- Businoss ( locniion. Locntod ;734^2^^ ______• • 2 Bodioom Homo in 2 4 Hr. No. •7440.______1 ^ -:,^ REALTY 4088 Of RoborlJorioa Ronlly, olf c of Wost Addison. cccounlry wilh walk oul m y REMODELEO 2£ A |E J APPRAISAl B 543-S223.______i *110.000, basomonl. Rocontly ro- Iroom h(?mo. (encod VERY NICE 3 Bodroom TOPCASHPAID JL"modolod. *225 month -► fl. John Roblrts 543-6339..BROKER...... 7 334057 n LYNWOOD REALTY homo. ! Total oloclric. only BEAUTIFUL ' VIEWI OV; acros FOR8.101214WIDES [!i vn and Counlry Roallors MAflY AXXMMAN . . 7340SI7 f l BIO Bluo LnhosBlvxi. N. '1V4 yoars old. Larou klichon and ‘ can bo divided once. Also, travol traitors and • 4 Bodroom Homo in - 3354 o roolly ipoelal lomlly h b is k l ii.v •lurnl»hod/or unl.. 12 37 '' US^D 2 bedroom ~'i2. 6o. aiod on lnroo lot. 75'x 175'. 'I Good condition, Excollcnt 33 "b e d ro o m 'HOME; ' IV; firoploco. AC. tprlnkleri, i ACRES, small ponfla. lois ol NEW WESTWIND t o.iraa-543-5900.,______g lorms. *000 down. Cnrler babalh. oil oloclric. Call Sundy, Call 733-9211 Subdivision loaluros 3 lots ^Homos. 733-7568.______73:733-7721 Of allcr 6pm, 733- NEAT A bedroom homo LET’S MAKE “T'ocrT and ’O'W 9 TANtERACK‘ l2xb0. "2 avullablo I'om 40 lo ovor tOOO 13, bodroom. Aco Roally 733- ; ft. plut porllol boiomoni largor lois cioao 10 Twin, 2 BDR. Homo * garago. h 2 bodroom t. 2 llroplocei. acroa In sljo. Also sovoral uncrowdodaroa.733-9076. ur -’2 i ______Appllaneoa inciudod. im- Illy room, 3 ocres wllh full A^AIMABLELO/AN! choico i ranchos- Call Jack 101972 ACADEMY 2 bodroom. mediate mo( occupnncy. 1423 7ih McCall or An Martin. Multi­ lor shares ond lo lt of iroos. Ono of tho nicost fomllyf hohomos In Twin Foils. 3 bodroonoms on tho main lloor « LEASE WITH AN All oioctric. Call 543-5GG0 or Avo.avo East. 726-3040 with 2 bodrooms In Ihe nl( ple LlslIng Sorvlco,.734-4875. Ihof Joromo. I nicoly linishod bosemonl. Largergo lomily room, now P' OPTION TO BUYI W543-4230. olo-nlnos; ovo ______kilchon wilh trosh compocttactor £ built-in opplionees. Vory < y cloon ond otlroclivo. MARKETINO . ASSOCIATES Boautllul now 3 Bodroom 101972 'l2XG0 't a m a r a c k 2 2 BOR. B Laigo loncod back MFORTABlE-0 bodroom. Lovoly yord. quiot nolQhborfborhood. closo lo park/ploygrouncjnd. homo, IV. bath, on sliort 3 mimobile homo. 2 bodroom, yord. yar< corpoiod. VJ.itot paid, both homo In KImberlv. Acros. Fln^inclng ean tic ar- w;washer & dryor, A swamp nowly nov docoratod. vory o ilzed rooms, fomlly kKTn^1 Hllf and'oionne Ferry • rangod. Coll Vora Joa, 543- cocoolor. In oxcolloni condi- cloan. do; *200 por mo. *100 dop. FtF .,! .., Wo h ...... Z l 4088 S ' or Robon Jonos Roally,' tiction. V/lll dollvor S sol up Also Alsi avallnblo 1 Bedroom m. offlclont klichon, largo OCoood larma availablo. Call 5. d nicely ' londscoped S ^ 4 8 , 5 0 0 M3-8223._ IOIIOCalIy.PHONE:837-G293ony lurnishod Iurr nparimeni. Doc 1, Darroll Drako 733-2545 or Big nil uiiiiiios paid. ced. Polio ond corporl. _ NEW Nj 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH "5 >d quick tell I CALL BEN o r VIi^ lR G I N IA HOME on 2V. ncroo Wosi ol to1973 r4X7?~GOVERfvbR. t-Lynnda.733-2365-altor V' CWhy 1 fm m RAWCH 1,440 A.Brlckhomo. Fllor.f |i Noai kilchon Hos LaLajy J. Mobllo Homo Ranch. 5p_m.n^9qi_9. 5p_ir ______7d3-173'35 B(Boaulilul Holds. II mllos jo ER NICE and only 4 years lonn-Alro lango. whiilpool 71733-8805alior0PM. ______2 BodroomB '•""le, contrally R O B E R T J O HI IE S R E A L T Y Twin. A£q_Ron^ty ^^521 r dishwashor, {jl: panlry: ,1975 0; fAMARACK 14x70^ locatod, ’OCa monlh + ■ Excollont Kimberly loco- Woodburning liroplaco wllh utlllllos. or 734-3198. . ond siluotod on largo groot condllion, 2 Bodroom. Hll'l: ^ awayc 733-040104 THINK FARMSI ihermoslot controlled lan. jq,coolor, dlanwaahor, 733- 2 BEDflC*'.'Ql .juso In 4ho It ihlt dorling 3 bodroom supor insulalion. oloclric 301; ie. Lolt ol storage, Qorogo. 3894, COUIcounlry. ’ .loiomt. Q5is J *31,500 7807» ACRE Farm; 5J0 ir- hool. loncod pasluro wllli — lurnlurnaco, no chiiflron/pais, ly fenced yorcT wilh gor- rigaiod. 2 circlos, won pricod sprlnklofs Inciudod. largo *150 month. 733-1302. Io nipoi lo ond covered polio. ------rifl doublo anrago. nice viow ol HaOGOVEHNOR ‘U? i I ,-f fe? new sl 01 $550,000. "O' 3 BDR; Foncod yard, 320 ACRE Combo Ranch; *?'valloy$M.500- Call Ed nt 14x70 ^ Marketing Aasoclalos, Roai- CoCompletely lurnlshod! carport, 2 *235 por mo, Altor 6 ELLENT proporly for tho ^ whool sprinkler & surlaco. pm call 734.4707,______dy mon or mechanic, lorsfBulidors 734-4875 bo n fomlly room, llroploco. m cow%. *102.000. jarago. 733-5217.______l( n n «ork 2 shopt lotoling 924 T >. mony oxiros. 250 Hoad RANCH; *275,000. ONE ACRE 8 milos • lomlly W W Soulhoasi Twin. $5000. 3 BEDROOM;'^SO. Loavo t. Lots of polenliol and o ^ HAPPINESS is o brick h OTHER FARMS. RANCHES Phono 733-5183. - _ _BROCKMAN’S_ . _ ’ B' ■ WOTOD :k homo! Cuslom buill 3 bedroe•oorn liom e on lorge Wlr S DAIRIES! - mossago 324-5451; ovonlngs lo t this price- ^ comer tot. noriheojj locoocolion. Lovoly docor. special cov MOBILE HOMES IJif. ? Souih c :ovorod polio, formol S PHEASANTPH HUNTERS' dO- ,I miles, north ol Porilno 32ii?i0?.-______^ dining room, fomily room. llghil 22 acros wllh boaulilul i ' ID by moture Irees ond ^ CARL BUTLER REALTY 3ridgo on Highway 93 4 3‘ 1 ,“BEO'ROOM ' in Fllor. *200 eo corner tet. 4 bedrooms, ^ ^ ASSUME'lho loon on thislils groQl lomlly fiomo. 3 bodroon dooblo wido mobll homo can nioralato 80 JuncKon, 734. month -f *t00 doposll- No oms up ond room for 120 Easl Main bo all your own. Lo.oly. cmid 10 0.^28^82 ovo Jl___ , ^ *38,500 nd Ironklln firoploco in W 2 moro. or o hobby_ room>om^ in iho nicely finished bosonomoni, Family room. Joromo,’ID 83338 1107or3J4-4203. aCft now kitchon, suopr'londs quIel aroa, good ground. 3 BEDROOM HOUSE lor a room. Very woll-kopi, i indscopo, cloon. Oulol oroo noor>or pork/ployground. j ? DjyorNloni Excollont prico, $75,000. — irdwood lloort with ruslle ’ Owners anxious) All loror $40,500,S Carl ...... ; ...... ".324-81G0 ,V,' ront. Cosy oldor homo, »17l. ■ 2BII'iDflTonvralrSrnwuniTy. complololy '«"•' carpolod. lull v© S > T ill trees' ond garden spot. f W EdPotllt ...... 324-5234 Doc3ock, Irult troos, shod. loncod ^ NOW IS THE TlMEro gaitgather oround ih<> brick firoplocloco.In Ihn spocious- basomonl with Inmlly room W living robr^ of this brond • • ( lartial lurnlshed.- *21,000. or bodroom. Nico yard, *300 NoodqURSELF- PRICE. Largo 3 , and new 3 bodroom homo on 2'' QEMSTATEREALTY- 3 3 - 1 6 8 3 .______Pinoncing ovollablo. looseose/opllon, or oxchongo. $66,000'00. ■ y 525 BLUE LAKES NORTH a mo. Loss wim yoars loaso. I'A boths. lorge fomily t WANTEDl ^ 733-6338 2 ■ BBDR g’lENBR6oK;'i4xo1. Contact ConI Sondra days. 734- replaces, ond lull base- , KINO HILL ANO OLENNS ______oil,11 oloclric, w/siovo, relrlg- 2 min.cvo-o734-264G. , ___ *39,500 woll kepi hom o In oxcol- ^ 4 KIDS will hovo lots olF ro'room lo grow In ihij lorgo' oxIjxirem oly cleon, im- p£^ ^ oginotively docoroted S b< FERRY aroa, 20 to 40 Acros SCENIC c ri VIEW Irom IhTs IO"; iiolor, washer, skirling, a"ni3‘ BEOROOM HOUSE, *275 tion.orhood. o Also, postlbllliy * 5 bedroom homo on o big lol inn IDuhl. Fenced yard, ” ontond larger units. Wo havo lorm windowa. LIkonow. To A k nice front porch. Assumejm e loon, or will irodo. ERA Hoi acros located in Magorm,in por monlh. Call 733-3074 or tol l» opartmontt, ll plut main £ Homo W arranty Plan buibuyors waiting. Also nood Volloy.uqii This is ono you'll 10 moved. 543-4479. ___ 734-5039, , • ______. M J - homo.double I 'goroge, noatly W} Inciudod, $45,000. larma 040 acros or largor ,,av have lo soo lo-approci,no. 2 BEDROOM lurnlBhod. -TS3 BEDROOM,p garago, pallo. anywhoro In Souihorn Towntq^ and Counlry Ruallors, braiirand new, *995 down, tako c - 0 don'/ o ^ SHOP IN BACK and officelee In basem ent oro 7 special loo'ealuros of this good ■■ Idaho. Ida Call Jack McCall or on Shorry Drivo. *285 month. 733-0716. or Judy Hollman. ovovor poymonts- *180 in- moNO PETS. Wook-days alter : all brick homo In tupor 'y 3 bodroom romodolodi h10 Cflfl SURROUNDED f loncod yord. Good rental prc room, liroplaco, Cloan! No ' ' 'ovoly kitchon with largo J 1 proporly. $31,500. ovqnlnoi------on 1.70 Acros. Pricod at only andnd Sool Cartor' Homos, poispots, roloroncos. *275 » 4 Z,j UU settled on nice ( *62,000. Roasonablo dovvn w o' • 2 both*, ondand built-in opplionees. W% NEAR SAWTOOTH. Voryf nlnleo 4 bodroom split onlry hotlomo. 5 yoors old. /ost 0! HoSDitoi. 733-7560. *j2y*125 doposll-733-6062. protoeilon and reody lo J poymont wllh ownor linanc- _ lovoly living n 5 ^ —OoubloooroQo, dock. Assunsumoblo loon. $53,500, 163 ACRES: 100 Shares canal P®'''Ing 01 Intorosi. Call _ — • 33 ■ ' E BEDROOM HOME" Vn beautiful hordvDoublo garogo. conlrol « •• 4 ^ wwator, " Modorn 9 room homo, n " , Hanson. *265 por mo. W GREET THE HOLIDAY soaiclason ll* Ihit Coiy 4 bodroom brick br boauly. Full W 500< David Lutz, 733-1717 or Town ROf s n t a l s ______look oul. Fruilond tr fondscopod. Ownor 3 5000 bushol grain -sloraoo. nnd .Country Roailora. 733- — I'oldtman Roallors. 733-1983 Jusl llsied ond priced to ^ ^ boiom oni wllh nice fomilylily iroom. Good location close to schools S shop- MacMachlno shodjw llh shop. 371^______050 3r423-4W0._____ a |r ping, Ono Yoor ERA Worrantrontylncludod., $49,900, ^ 3ood Food corrAs, « ______.f"™-!!"!™ W II -► ACREP Southwosi ol fU f S-'fl'EDROOM HOME oul"m ' ' !'43,000 WEST END REALTY ” ' URNISHED 2 Bedroom i|,oIho country,< SE ol .loromo rE AND UNIQUE ond ^ ^ SPECIAL , nleo yord. KImborly $29,900. goroge w llh woikboncli. nie clud:ludod. John Roblrts 543- il.«0,35O.ll83. 733-03-0931. NEWEW 1 Bodroom lurnlshod 41,UUU 1 yoor old. 3 bo f II gardonrdon npaitmoni; all LARGE FAMILY galhorlngsngs will bo lun,^l ihls spacious ■330, Town ond Country Ro- ' Lorgo rock llrop! s 5 bodroom home ®?A®.,ltors. 543-4441 or 733-0710. GlGEMSTATEREALTY ^ lilitios. solt waior & cablo In tho chormlnj in Buhl. Big family room.. Iir«llroploco, woll/lnsuloieo. low hocloot bills. $43,750. W “i'-- 11 Ufifum;Hou»e«Fofft«nl aid. SultUblo lor single V 32020 ACRESI immodlato 525 5 ^ BLUE LAKES NORTH odiocont lo lovo 733-6339 NICECE "2 BEbHOOM wim •fenly!nly. $225 monlh -► *75 do- snoek bor ond ^ SELLER is onxiousl Lovoly 3 fc ner lot In oxcollont pOS:lossossion. Good assumn- rpori. PREFER older cou- ponll.onll. 734-5019 boloro fiW neighborhood at Duhl. Now9w ccorpot. new furnaco. woll-lnsullulolod. $37,000. W biolie Iloan or ownors wilt carry . pio.Io.NoPotsl733-1721. Bam/aim/altor5pm, Docorolod to pn X wllh/llh small down. Excellonl move Into! Doi I Brms. Has 2 pivot OT 038 ____Buelnt>iPfop«tY ------olr. fenced ond prlnklors, pumps oul ol Iho f.piEw '^ 'fw O BDR DUPLEX lor ironslorrod. Jusl;e h m i lorlhsido Canal. WodIe omv 5 Mobile Homaa For Silo 04545 MobileI Homoa F o rb id tell quickly. inly *70.000. Heat pump, I EWOHHE TTHANKSGIVING SI alloy Roally, 733-5560. ,',/aiai i oioctric, built-in appll------:e n i SEASON I Ivonfngs.Ralpil. 733-9570. ncos, loncod yard, al- SJQ n c n IMMACUAATE 0 ACRES lor aalo wllh lachcjchod garago. 1132 sq.Ii. 4 3 , ^ only 1 yoor old oaulilul 4 Bodroom homo, units . . . 733-2080 4 ■ Inlts rontod. Landacapod. OUR 0 FLOORING Compony>ny has roquostod (lorge mostor su ERAk I a84,000.530-2310. ______CalH:all734-947C. 733-5217. _ __ y. . . 734-2223 S wo lowor our flooringg fromf $500,00 room, hoot pum lETAIL WAReIhous'e lor . • • Twin - Falls loco. . 733-2807 5 7 ACRES al Buhl; 4 alo. 5,000 SQ.II., good Twin to $250,000. Wo oro olfortforing all homos R O B E R T J (ONES I odroom homo oxcollont poUs homol . . 734-5578 alls location. *32,000 nnd at drastic roducod pricos.cos. Mako us an % ondltion. - agguissumo. Call Roger at ooffor. No roasonablo offor off< wilt bo ro- lawklnsSA330c.._376-852t. j,_ ’49,950 . . 733-2080 . £ REALTF Y I :M r ACRE Dairy Farm now fusod. Don't w ait! Our losslos con bo your brick firoploco .In . 734-2223 " W oquilquipmonl. High assumablo gain. Trades occoplod.i. VA.\ FHA and 7 3 3 - 0 4 0 . .an. Prico lor quick aalo. M VicilfofiProptfty 9 utility room ond .733-6804 ^ A loan, bank finonclng. ------Nieely_londscop< BUHL AR1Z<.RIZONA . 80 Acros. Muat with lorge storo{ffice M an ag er ^ 3 ACRE Dally at Buhl. Good aolloil boautllul ranchland. ^ 5 4 3 - 8 2 2i : a ' 9 rick nomo. Goodiood water. Noar major and reooyl highvighway. Growing aroo. BROCKMAN’S MOBILIBILE HOMES 4 0 0 ^ BARNES REALTY Totalotal price *14,700. Jusl *200 3 mile* norih ol Perrin*rlneBtldgeon I 1043Bluelake3Nb. own . and monlhly. Highway 93 and IntersletaIota 80 Junction. inAva..E.. ^ iwnor-agoni, Ooi 2100, Phone 734-3167 or>r 324-420332 mm9^ ' 733-8227 pays.ay9on.AZB5541. ' i ' 5

COX. VEE & RASMJUSSE JA C K C O X ...... ROBERT V E E H ...... LYNN RASMUSSEN . MICHAEL BARNEY. . CARLETTACOX------BETTY VEEH...... DICK IR W IN ...... ELAINE DRAKE. Offic

^ 7 3 4 - 0 4 1605Addl5on< - t, c-12 Tim os-N ow s. Twitrwin Fnllo, Id a h o ' Friday, Novomb('r?3, No' 1079 - t n ------Aptiq liq u et- -07B----- Puinliurii'Carp:«rpot8 090 H#allno4AirC«IrCond. -OM Flrawcwood ~090 ' PblrrSttpplkrppIlM----- 130^------3T*frr; W ____ Unlum.ApHDupl^ l a i o 067 MIseallaneouaForS.orSaio ANTIQUE-Oak End'Ta:tS ^ - f u l l ' s ize " innF rs'pr iPRlNG F0R “SAi:E'-"iHraling7"js unll •FiR'e''w6bD*'c'uiTapmrTf'd'o- b'kTQ’aME HlTNtlNO DDOO ^ FtlO Kf iNSTBUCTlONl' aT ~ UTILITIES PAID!ioi ■ IN KIMBERLY now Ioroo'3 lori LIKE NEW Not Play Pon— -7,-„« Walnut ORESSER wllh h i mlr- mallroas nnd box. Gooi ENS 10 '?JJli;»i°J!'>.^7«_-,i3ai_ 1 Dour hoater, natural»' 00#-{ iivcrod, $00 a cord,1. ■Call Appooranco strorstrong. Privato Commorclal 4 m- , Oodtoom. No«ly- ro- i bodroom 4-plox unll torlor rom,i extra pad. $20; 26" MENS l _ - clo.in. $110,05. Caln-a Cli to pro- ey^0210. ______Possessing superior)r in-I alrument. Alrcrall reatai. modotcd. 733-0184 orr 733-7; J235-*205 doposil.. RomaR apood, $20; 78-' MENSINS 10 REDBARN .incoC «inlor,733-7l1l ______pany. 200,OOo'’flTU'9.'’ u‘ TfiTnnv tolllgeneo. Uaod lor huniilunling pnono 733-2702.. Evenings, BSfl7.03kfof.Hfn . ______Includoa alovo. roliigorjjorator, spnod, roal good contJillifdiiion, 10SeN.Washlnolon<■r)c» HIOE-A-QEDI ' Slnimcimons. only lour moniha. Cali«ii‘^?i/2 1 H*HFlfl'eWCk)D:ChlmA ao & running chootah, b<\aj^. b<^. 733-6261 10 Poia. $50. Call 423-5413 alloror 6 6:30 Furniiuro* Primtlivos*IS* Groon plaid. Vory g. in m "wooplno 4 repair. ; CONVENIENT LOCATIO good 253?or536-6374a (le reP.KiHl:- p.r Furnoeo doanlng. 734-OSt Ouploi & kilchon apa PMorwook-onds. . DIshoa, Buy4SclllL'___ condition. $200. CaliI nllof a SAVEMONEVr “ i t mania (or woThino sinolos ‘ MUFFLERS lnalallod~>^hwhile SQUARE Oak Tablo; hoheavy 5l0m 7W-8259. ______On v;ood Burning Sio OfV PINE WOOOl01 $75 RHODESIAN RIDGEBAIr i e l a couploa. J35 to J555 porp OM RoofniFofIFofR»nl you wall. Complolo MullMulllor loos. 4 loavoa. no chahalra- in Good cond. ^asett)lt Din-I and Chlmnoy Kits. Wo cord, opilt S dellvorod.J. 1Call 4 up or tractrado, CHRYSLER BOATS and wook, 733-C?6j.______IHENS- Including custc;uslom $400. Cali 733-4323. ______lf>0 table, 4 Chairs.3 3 12" Tho Slinkora ol Tho Sl ______motors. Calkins Irallors. ____ ROOMS ■ KfTCHE 57'eTlI Joromo Impiemonl Co.,- - FUHNISHEO Sludio ApaApart- APARTMENT8 I Aii ^ « 1,^ duain Ior car and pickufCkups, (4) ANTIQUE Wood CjfOO Microwavo Ovons. To O'o. lng. Ront nogoiiablo. 270OW. W apaco. pricos aiori at $4 poi -— trado-m toward now Shar. (on Addiaon Avo E.E..) 4 South Park In Twin Fall: PROFESSIONAL " DOIdog 1 ? _____ Sporting Qooda non-smokors. 734-7105.___ kovi new Complolo hlgn quallV -J dom ing, boddino. toys, loyi Chock our PRICE * QUAL Falla. 734-4513 01543-5546.Q ftionlh. You koop mo koyl Carousel. Mol Ounio' ALl- GROOMINGI Ail broods.3- ForFo BRUNSWICK 4 LANCER TWIN FALLS; Sludio iiiTo Cali;’ mixod compononts. A groa Sloclrof^ics. 1730 KImboriI books, toaehora loxis,1, )X- TY bolorp you buy, _ oppoinlment call Deo'o J f o AIR CONDITIONED Olhc. sound sysiom. A buy a leo Or Pool tabloa 4 accoasorios. Aparlmont. Uliiilios paid. building, approxlmaiolliciy U-HAULS R o a d . ______m asdecorailons. loismliSCl lscl ,, 733-5465.______?1S0 * dopoan. 432-53S1.__ . $2.000, 543-5961.______now 4 uaod. Solos and _ _ 1.000 SQ. It.. 143 4lh Avo. Avo TWIN FALLS MO'aiNQ ~ s h a r p ' Carouse" , PRE-CHRISTMAS GaraoiTiB'o MO______PenaSupplk PUREBRED 'GOLDEN*• LAILAfl aorvlco. ail makoa, Jamos TWO 1 bodroom aparrmonia3nia North, aeioas Irom Iho courourt 4 STORAGE CENTER, 8-Track RECORDER- $100W. MICROWAVE OVEN; 3 yoar“" 3 Salo. particularly toys wo'vvo'vo a d o r a b le AKC rogialore>rod pupploa. Good hvntln\mtlng Clark,733-5601...... lor rom, otl uliiilios paid.aid. houso. $420 por monin on il; 1757Klmbor1yRoid Rocolvor- $100; Turniablo [jin outflrown. Some novelover Poklngoso, malo 4 lomalilalo. doggy $50 each. 543-8708. $20; Equaiiior- $150: Or “'®; al old. Good condllion- $250 S155 monlh ♦ JiO cloaninoilno month-to-monih loaso. lo *11 734-2084.______usod, Alao queen 3I20' bedbe J,50 5 $175 wiir, Shota. 376- 37l QUEENSLAND Bluo Hoeloleeior 123 Skiing Equipmsnl doposil. No pois. 328 131 734-1410 lor $350.678-0828.___ 131 nnnt pays boat, walor, ao»o '“" f ' 5716,______pupa, contact Doo, 768-2350. Avo.E. Joromo. 324^ 578. (ind powor. Two privatoI olol- ^ iii TAPPAN Microwavo 4 rangi•noo woofl“liomilxluro3, Eloctrl 2 ^ I 0 0 SKi Tune-Ups: Hot wax. „iio ticoa, conloronco room combinailon. Glass top. Cai train, bumpor pooi tabloablo SEACU S: vrso AH RARE Bluo, Dobormairman Flat liie, P-Tex. *6.50 lull VERY NICE larDo studio “ 078 FumllufaiCifpfili~ nlior 5.878-4331.______„ ' Gorman Shooherda, 3rl1- Brl' Plnachor. purobrod; Takln[ oparimont; all uiiiitlos paid,,10 rocoption aroa. Call Doucioud 070______WmUdToBuy __ Fiahor Prico 4 doii Iloms oking tuno-up. Guaranlood. 734- b' eau tiful n e w HIdO-a tiiuo' 'ohioa, Poodloa, Poek-nh-a- BIdslCail 543-5991.______8377, _J»0. 733^«l. Voilmor 734-5850.____ j'CASH* For old BATTERIEBI >-a- WARDS 15.6 cubic ll. Chosnost t1/23, 24. 674 Mt. Vlow Drive te i bod couch. Ouoon sizo120. FREEZER: aliii undoiflor 7 3 3 - 0 3 5 9 . ______’"''O- pooa! M acs Konnola S3t VIZSLA Pupploa For Salei Sale ------— APPROXIMATELY '7725 2 ; $3 battory. will pickup. Also Cost $800 will soil lor $400 ,A. Squaro Foot, landlord payslays scrap Iron 4 cast iron. Cali 100. warranly-$275.734-l7!i0. _ 3-FAMlLY Moving Saiol Sat — Rogislorod, weipod 9/11/79y79- • K4______SfWwMWfl 05< Untum.ApLiDupl>KO« Cfl'l Call 733-6033.______s»>- . a k c d Te's'apeake Bob 324-fl578, Jim 324-5931. — ali ulllllloa, $360 por month,nth, 733-6175 or 3?8-50a3.______— WASHER AND DRYERI inIr urday; 145 Harrison: Siariitarts Rotriovor Pups; excollon ~ 1 ainpio 4 1 doubio track BASEMENT APARTMENT:: Excollont locallon on Ad­ -— DARU.PINE Crib, mattrossS3, good condition. Plion(ono 0am; Froo-atandin( 5 REG, Gorman Shorlhali Aa- I WILL PAY $3.00 oach f for f' ahoola,/Jow condllion, $75 Iding pedlgreo. hoallh guaranloo riholr SKIDOO’S with sled, 1069’a. •IlSSm onlh dison Avonuo Eosi. CallCali your DEAD BATTERIES, No ;75; 733JM7._ __ llroplaco. rel,, baby cloihuainoa. Saoebrush Konnois- Areo1®“- Pointer Pupa. $100 each. Mako ollor. 733-8505, _____ • SlOOdopocii Linda at 7 3 4 J « ^ ______No LARGE mocramo hanglno"0. 2 OOOR GE Rolrigoralor, ,S°i Champion Lines- 423-52M>- • NoPoia Sundays ploaso. 734-6337.^ miac. wall piocoa. 734-5777. ID. Wlii hold tlii Christmas ^ . 1075 ARCTIC CAT El TIgro APPROx'lMATELY 1000 sq. gold, real nico. Rocondindi- ...... 1-527-3131.______^ • Avallablo allor THan»»' • ______AYUtton lor. J2G0. $100 doposil * FOR RENT: Olllco or Buai- 238. FWEV/ODD! Price depends»nds _ Call 423-4608, ■ noaa Spaco. Adjaeont “ lo a . ° ' Mahogany Colloo Tablo.llo. Cain’s Cloaranco Conlor,'lo'- on amount lakon and li you — LEARN TO FLY* Solo in 30 oloctrleily.734-07C9, ___' i30. Cali 734-5042.______— 733-7111. _ ...... - you free' PUPPIES; Momer I;l» daya. $320.- Pipers Bluo Sky -...... -■ Royal Opticol on iho mni|.ml? USEO GO CART, Phono — - • hj^ui Ofwehaul. 733-04C3,u _ . Cock-a-pob. 324-3769 ado 1980POLARlS—.''i'' ■ BRAND NEW 2 borrouptox.!i; Call 733-8653 lor inlormatlon. 733-5400.- . . aEXTRA long SOFA, 4 cu5ti. nor Solo Courso. Also available; SNOWMOBILES Appliances (urnlshod, J250 'F ir'ev;o o d ' sptii- beiiv-eiiv- ePIW;______Alrcrall charier, foniai, •j7n WANTED; Old Kitchon OakjTi, Jon, Ilorai. nyion voivol, Likom • Heitina&AlrCond. ored 4 Slacked. Lump "‘Ol. AREIN,,, por mo, no polo. 733-[ f NOW AVAILABLE; Spaces in ^3“ now, $100,05. Cain's Cloar- ump g o l d e n lab PUPPIESESI aalos, 4 Instruction. Vailay Cam pus Common aron, Hooslor Cablnot. Call 734- TRA'oE OR“ s a lE NcTv,gow liroplaco 4 hoolor coal.;oai. Pofloct Chrlsimaa gill! Gooc •Noy , 4 WE-RE DEALING! ' « 7212/ovo-a 734-0741. 522eoIlor8pm ,______oncoConlor.733-7111, . >od FNora Inc., Jerome Airponpon CALL; •• • 733-4206 . EaiinBiovo typo wood'>od- MIKo, 324-8355. , ______• hunllng Block. 324-4002. _ 324-3387,______BRICK DUPLEX; Choico WANTED TO BUYI FordoTd Malntonaiico-Iruo llvino al01 burner. Wiil trado lor 10" — CENTURY AUTOMOTIVE'-- quiot locallon, 1 bodroom, OFFICE SPACE lor loaao. 10" FIREWOOD For' Sale; $50 FIVE"ad'0RABLE Dingo ancmd LIKE NEW TP206P, con bo '' ' both In 200 block, Shoshono 176- nn allofdabio pnco? Soo ourpur tablo saw or aoii- $200. 733- pickup load. Phono 733-08850SS5 Australian Shepherd cros: ; p» 281 ADDISON AVE W, ' ' fiaa (ull comoni baaomoni, nDnrlrnonlliDtcnns. 733-0931.1. 5101. 333 soon at AVI Twin Falls•alls 733-5070 Prlvalo aarago, walor 7 & Stroot North. 1000 squaro or 734-7177. pupa 10 glvo away. 734-8252.2. Airport, aanltatlon lurnishod. y Avalloblo Docombor isi.i- sssrjsofr:: J165. Adulla. no pota. 733- (ool; $350 monihty, wator 5580 or ovonlnoa. 733-0328 or only Includod, Call ' H.i M l 733-6531.______Oorbor. 733-1422 dayilmos. BRICK 2 M r.. Garago on RimrL OFFICE SPACE FOR RENTI Vlow Dr, Appllancoa, Air 1500 aq. II. ot choico olllco cond. S250 tlOO dop. No apnco in Sftano Furn/U/'O SERV kiaa or pota. Avallablo 12/,, 1. building, 733-6581.______733-8537,______p " i CAT LOVERS ONLY! Studio,; OFFICESPACE CORNEREXPOSURE GUII(DE [ 1 il 2 Bodroom apartmonls. 9 0 t 110- }ieO por month * do- ' p o a ll.733-6107 or 733-5864, “■ High iralllc count location on Socond Slroot and Sue- EXCEPTIONAL NEV/ 2 bdr.I'- ond Avonuo North, Easy lo AN!4 D 1 4.plox, Exira atorago apaco.0- Ilnd. Froo parking al tho Prlvalo ulllliy wllh hook-ups.S' Ironl door, 460 squaro lool Dishwashor. rolriooraior,'f. (or $225 por monlh, wllh ail rongo. air condllloning. I j • y 0- ullilliaa includod. Call DIREClITORY r prlvalo back door. West ol° HamiollHoalty 733-4079. PHOMIE733-I CSI. Adulla. No Pota. J250. '0931 3 Croatviow Drivo. **• nseo. 420'S O . FT. $250 monm.A > / / / LINEK S ... I' Utilltloa Includod. LocatodUi al I / / f ^ B elo w yc/ o u will find manyt services: available; from Magic Bluo Lakoa Blvd North. Lois ; FALLS APAI -^TS ol parking. Call Cocolla. V a lle y BBusinesses.l Check wiwith our Service Direirectory when 30 DAIiY S ... ' ■ ■ I: 734-4885 . Wo now havo apaclous 2 W y o u 'r e inn need of o professiciSional. The firms beicelow offer the bodroom aparlmonia. ? 1 2.250 to 4,500 an, 11. olBUSi- ’ NESS RETAIL spaco I lor S / - 4^ finest in < bodrooma. WacOr. aanliailon i service and qualityy products. Check wi loaao Indowntown Twin with one ond Includod. Total oloclrlc. / see ! Cloao to shopping and Folia. Wllh parklno. 733-5200 I achoola. Call ua oboul ourr or.734-4201. fonloilnconllvo. KB______Condos For Rent E‘M?Lb7MENTSE'R7lCES'' B'ijiLOiNG j o n e s gIDla ss s e§RVICE rv i 4 STORAGE ! ~ OR REMODELING CALLTSi-eeOO :ial 4 Roaidoniial. Until ______OifiQtsFWflanl "Wo Pia:o Poopio." mil Spring on ■ S' SNELLING 4 SNELLING. Any typ6 construction Iroi imatos. 733-7881 or LflAnnlAnmowors, Pushor, soil B FOR LEASE: 2 bodroom' O o . 3LE GARAGE (or roni; 1033Slio3hono Sircul North, concroio* to shinglos’. urs 423-5105, 326- propelopolied lypo mowers. ■ ...... duploK.--unfurnlahod. Yoarr *40 monm * $40 damago-g o- — ------...... Twin Fails. Idaho- 734-2550____ RonH arnoy. 423'S965. 1 ^ , i = $15.505.50 parts, Arnold's Z loaao. On 1262 Junlpor Sl. dopooit. Conlaci altor 5pm. CARPENfERFtX-IT irdwaro. Klmborly ■ 423-— B ' North, S250 por mo. 733-3286. A-1 COINCRETE LOGSPLmrrfifl • " Hyo* ; 734-5113,______■ ' ■ LARGE STUDIO; Slovo. ro- "■ Drlvowaya, paiios, sinba, Carponior Fix It Mon, LiQt Por Rom,, atI your RENTER S'MAiliMLL MASONRY JOSS „ ■ ' I r 'S homo repairs 4 palmingEllnfl. ^ (rlfloraior. ulllllloa lurn,j! 0S3 _____WintToHenI sidewalks, stops, 4 con- ^ CENTER. Eaai 5 Points. oxcopt olocuiclty, S140. cruto repair. 32S-5083 Roasonabio, 734.0332. Roaorvo noinow. 734-4350, Chimmlimnoy atacks-repalr, or ■ Adults only, 633 Shoshono 0 Ott UobilaHomaSpKS a' l o e v e r a CARPET4L1N0 PAINTING3 roplaetsioeo. Vonoor, Comoni ■ St. North. 734-6079, E E : INSTALLATION ^ joba.}B. Roaaonabio F ralo. Cali ■ L-AROE 1 BDR: Ail ulliliioo•. BEAUTIFUL spnco (n Fiior; hnaIlor5PM, 733-1203, ■ 1 CountryVu Park. Call today, Drink. Joilios, tuM skln c.iro ’ House painaiming, Insido and John^i oxcopi oloctrlclty. J165, lino. Aloo looihpasio, Proloaaional Iloor covurini oul, reaaoni?nabio. 733-3879, TREES:EE SERVICE Adulla only. 633 Shoanono0 326-5663, Fiior, Idaho. sorvlco. Supoflor C.ttpi< vitamins, lood supplomonis, irlng ^ H | . PAINTING ' St. North, 734-007?,______•MOBILE HOME-SPACES- , y raf-7010V/a y n o IJ oanHlli. Sorvleo. 733-0148.______^ EVERGERGREEN spraying. ® ' ’ ■ LARGE 2 bodroom duploi; For Ront In^QUHL. Cali.. ------CEMENT WORK oaring,and-(’oodlr5o:-Troo^-^— i; 543:6012:-/2~ ALOEVERA ' , intorlor amind'~£iio>lor:-Ro------____ totol oloclrlc, ttir condi­ ______(inish lurnirnliuro. Lay Iloor nming 4 removal. 733- 5 ■ tioned. built-in appllancoa, Ouaris, oalions, lolions. Driveways, pailosV sido llie. Call 543-43-6236 . 3762.12;______■ I (oncod yard, garago, ulllity'i Merchandise - ■'■' • v Hllcoa vitamins, lood waiko. basomoni Iioors room ,t300, 734-0478ovo'a, houao Iioors. 20 yra, oxpon P fl O F Ee" S -? I O N A L TREESEE SERVICE, KONICEK . | supplomonis, akin caro. CLEANERS LEASE; 3 BDR-2 bam alili 057______Merchandlw. ^324-2858 JoanWalltot. Dl3l_ onco. Froo oslimolos. 543 ' ' Mocharchanlcal Iroo topping and I oloc, duplox. Garago-now ANTENNA SERVICE ■ ■■ ' 83.55-______W3- .. Tlrododhotlot diriyioiiol. sink removirnovlng. Limbs cut and aroa. $300-733-02501734-3200. - i:v>' I - i CHIMNEY SWEEPING CALIKORNIACELLARS and tub? Wo W guaranloo to ao(oiyl. 1 30 drawer ' ■ l i 324-5404.______I DEPOSIT- 1 Bodroom, cablnot c (4 plaioa). Includes Wiil build addiiiona, romodol INTERK3R/EXTERI0R - _ I V/ftohor/dryor, No V,* cablnot lull ol piaios. PAINTING & STAINING 733-4441,______homoB, linlsh basomonia chlidron/pots.734-77B0, r. i » ° =build utility ahods, elc. Call 2 BOR. OWELUNO Apt. FREE-STANDING ^ Firoplaco; atiorO. 734-0382. Rools irealod. Guaranlood Romodolod. Rotrigoralor 4 black P w /b raa s bl-loid doora. work. Roaoonabio rates. Call 810V0. *225 mo. 4 *50 ' Including ^^ hoat circuiaiino (orlrooosilmaioa.733-0677. 1 (on-*225. 734-5714.______elBanino dopoall. 733-8407. >S , i ' ' 2'^BOfl Qsrago Aparlmont. I LARGE ' aoild rock maplo 1 I J150. Loavo mosaaoo 324- I '■ "ono '' o f a kind" ROLL-TOP 5451; ovonlnga 324-2483, | D i " 2' BEDROOM aparlmont. • > STORMS DOOR; Antlauolwln- Excollont locallon, Oonor bodioom b> sot and now Homoa. 733-7568.______b bj athtub. 543-4 4 70,______^ ------2 BEDROOM, cloao lo SURVEYORS s ' INSTRUMENT downtown, no poi*. *215 por doluxo d< Swiss Kern rolro-ray II month JlOO doposil, prism. pi *1.000 or boat oKor; ^ 734-3303.______PP, a i n t e r s 40- aluminum iM d m K 2. BEDROOM apartmoni. oxtenalon "> ladder, boat oKor. t avaiiibio Thursday 22nd. All Alter ^ 7FM 733 1058, 2 I oioctric. carport. *225 -t- SlOO TWIN T\ SPIN Fun Fireplace; Okmaoe dopoait. No pots. Ovon O' 4 blower. Call 733-2146. 73<-a034.______I* VERY y-j Solid low pric'^d now 2. BEDROOM ail oioctric bunk bi bod sols. Snako River Apartmoni; ail kilchon appil- Auction Ai Co. aocond hand hlM I ' l .ancoa now W/D. Ali units atoro. at 733-7754.______ground... lovel. prlvalo VISIT VI A LOVED One (or w/carport 4 alorago, Adulla ChriatmasI Cl Don't duiay any ' f r . ^ longor. (2) Hughoa Vi Fsro ' • I I ■ Tlck0H,-324-4664. f f j " ✓ ■ - n

Friday. NovumNc ber 23, 1979 Timos-Noi-Nows. Twin r.illr.. ldahoC-13 BRIDGE 140 Trucka 140 Kucko1 140 ■ TruckaB .— _AI;»o 1977 Ford RnnQor >.>< 142 Impona-SportiCari Oswaldlid Jacoby and Alar>Sv S o n ta g ______tun, full*/ nrjiitppod, dtiaT“al------f ' - • — liinKs 7J4,9923. allor 5:30to MAZDA R-100 Rotary. 1972. ------^ 733:9009 V/ltllr.idii. 72,000 ' mllos, Suponor „ shaiiu. $1500. Sond ollor, R em arkal c o u p o f c f 6 r ''SALE;' lOiV'FOnD a b le c o u p s ' PICKUP, Good cor>dlllotv,, nami) 4 PMono numbor 10 Good Ior roslorino 543-5610., P.p. Oox 006, Twin Fails. ei^T alliT urke^ ------slightest ovc•verbid. There are 12 ' w T O P m " t064 VW DEETl' e , r'obJill and a simple finesse •It top tricks an For RVs. Pickups, VW's,5- body work noodod, $600: J O , "■*’ f o rth e l3 thth so a conservative LOCOK! Utility irailors, Doals, A * ALSO 1977 Honda Civic, low 0 , six would1 I; have been advis- Tractors. Or le.ivo on con-'• niiloa, $3500 or mako ollor, ^ able. 19681DODGE signmoni, 324J514, As for WWest’s double, the MAQICVALLEY LIQUIDATORS lOOO'fOYdTA Land Cruisor 4 p.™ lesswecansnsay for it the more V4 Toriri P ic k u p „ 1970 TOYOTA Corona, Call ,294W aihlnglon . 734-2530 837-6082 or 326>anO.-^_____ appropriate.tc. He did have .1 4 S p ec;e d , V -8, V/ILL TAKE nice ial'oVnoOol 1979 CAM«IMAROZ-28 • o o T t n •'*urc diamon'lond stopper and the Pickup ao down paymoni on 1972’ 'AUDI 100-LS; Front No, 3017 Tiniod GIojs,„ . IPowor W indow,. Color I;® '” well protcct C o v e r, DoouHIul 2.0 actu building" whoni drivo, $1000. .Call Koyod Floor M ou. DoorDr EcEdgo Ouord». Aluminum octed kmc of clubs, B ed C 0 543^048.______•___ but there mimight still be 13 to p lol in Ranchoiio Subdivision Whooli. Aux. Lightingr Pockogo,Po AM'FM Storoo, , »972 CAPRJ; no’w paini/liros, tricks out ag;agaln.st him. N o ..T 1 1 9 near loromo Goll Courso. Siylo Trim Group, Interiororior Docor Pockogo, And Consider lalu modol 22')• 27 MPG, $1695. 734-2266 Of MUCHMORfi I :* .Anyway,r, West did doublo Travel Trailer. Pn, Ruporl 733.7605 _ ' _ _ ' a n d ledI the queen of 436-0513 or wrilu I.A Marirn,I, 1974"0ATS'U N'260.zr’now diamonds,. iSouth won. You CON PAULOSS CHEVROLET R_l^2. Ruporl, ID 83350._____ radial TA's, now applianco ^7431 3 3 “ jusl don't: t duck in a seven • 140 W. Maiain, Joromo 195V'56o'GE'’Dumi> Truck, nms, carbs, roar shocks, 1' AM/FM cassotle. Sec 10 ap- contract. Then Th hc counted to 3 3 4 . 4 3 1 81 :7 3 4 . 6 9 6 S hoislA truck run good, $600, th 12 and lookciiked fo r 13. T hh club UTILITY Trlr.$200._53G.2468_ ' r.rocialo, 326-5^40, 1979 CHEVROLETET % Ton Pickup J 1974 HONDA C-viC; Hon- No, T2000 Tiniod OIo jjJ,, Mirrors,M H.D. Front/Roar finesse wasas obviously wrong, 1902 FORD I'v Toni’ siai-.o Shocki, H,D. Frt. Stob.. 8or,8oi H.D, Powor Brokos, _ How aboutt na Vienna coup? bud, Illl laiifljlo, Nuw moior $2750, 734-2260 or 733-7M5. unflino, now ' liros. Call 4 Spood Tron»mi»ilon. Aux Fuol Tonk, AM Rodio, ------SoiinrfourDund-whafinusrbe Roor Slop Bumper. ScoiudolUdolo, and MUCH MORE! 10Gb CHEv' pickup, r;idi.il1 678;3G49.______2 NT Viennala coup to end all 125 TfavolTrallflfs tires, 4.spood, 202, goodJ 1975 AUDI Fox; $3300/bosl ups, 135 Cyclea&Suppllos , ollor Call -733-5528 or 733- 5 NT -Vienna coups 14' TRaTlER (T97V); s'loop= 5, condiiion. For salo or ir.ide : two he ca.shed his ^ lor :mi,iilc.ir SOOO 4J3-Gi:C 3388,1 _ _ «626165~ p S At trick tl n.in SIOVO, ICO /ol, oood HARLEY D’aV iDSG'n P.S S «oo„,c.ub. conailion.$750, 73^750 Moioicycle: Soo, .loromo 1975 CORVETTEr' Loafl'od! e ran off all thc ' Iniplumuni C o, 324-3311. . Excellenl condition. Call 1979 IMPAL;ALA 4 Door lOGO'lS’V;' CAROINAl; 0S5 141______Vm ’ allcr 5, 6^8-4331 ____ spades andd Ihearts while dis- rir.moo, ICO box, caliilylic No. 2001 Tiniod G lojs,, ColorCo Koyud Floor Moti, 1970 FORD VAN.' R.id'iil‘ 1075 HONDA C Vinyl Rool, 6 Cyl, Engine, TRAVEL ■ TRAILER. Usuil 733-3090 • _ _ Van; carnolod IlirouDhouI, „ clubs as th'the squeeze card. Jvory lilllo. $3600._678-0D57. , 1677 ■ f ia t' x'-io” 'lu'gga^o ^ West had to keep a club. He | 1975 HONDA CB750,' VoUur 316 3 spcod standard. GoodI rack,i mao wheols, moon 1978’ cOUNTR'i’' a'iR,' 35' iin IF.Hir.ni;, euolom soais, £xC, 7 5 0 0 ■ discardedI a diamond in oas mileago. In oxcolioniI rool,1 oxcoHenl condition, whuol, lurnlsncd, >0- conuiiion. ' 733j5917^ _ _ condition. $2795 or bosl ol-- 55.0001 miles. $G995/h0Sl ol­ *617 3 from a col- in, a n d th e nine of 1,ItiQoralodaif, AM-FM sluioo ig>5 HONDA" MR “ 175 Ior,734,35llallor5;00._ lor. I 733-5010 allor^Opm^ became thc grand flfl irack, oxcolioni conddion | Eliinoro. Excoiloni running 1073 ' VW " kOMvi; 65.000I lV781 HONDA Accor'd; 30,'oi>0 1979 MALIBU CL/CLASSIC 4 Door Also 1977 Ford R.ingo/ U ,cono. So3i ollor ovor $300. mllos. , Good condilioti. milos. r 5-spood. MINT condi­ No. 3006 Automotlc, Air. Powor Slooring, AM lon, lully ooulppcO. du.il Parson e„tl. :« ENTictamm: a s s s .i 473-5782.______;r3_3J9J', _ _ tion. t 326-5241. Rodio, wilh B Track. E/ocfrJocfrlc Clock, Sfoo/ Bollod NORTH lanKs, 734.9922. nlior 5 30 , Radiolt, Floormoti. Doorr EdgoEds Guard. 3 Door Spori 733-0069, Will irado, ]1975 3Bo' HONDA; Good 11974 DObGE Van. ....ielieni 70 7 VW RabtJli 2 Door; Sun. ♦ A K J 0 ahaou $500 Musi Saenlico. condition. < $3405 Belwoen rool, , crulso control, laclory- Coupe, Whllo/Vlnyl Roof, nSds'irc old “copy o! JACOBY 1978 28' r'OAD RUNNER: t VAKQJ so n d $ 1 to: "W in a t C;iil423-C180. ______( 8 30-5:30pm, 733-711 1. ask for warranlv. v $5900, 734-3614 have been “ Fully soil com, Pricod lor ,1077 KAWAS^KI 106. low IL,'irry.evoa,734.£3J6 he d a w of Bridge, carcaro ot this nowspa- (juick sale. 678-6740 or 436- ‘ *595'5 5 ““ miicaco, Roai oood 146 4moeiDiivs !baWy^,ade Sox 489. Radio City 6l3t, •______Jcondition. $400., 734.5041, ■WEST EA N o w Y o r k , N. Y. .illorSpm^ 142 jmpoflJ-^poils&n cC'i-5 /Cc'/'/y HARDTOP; Rola'ii- m e o d i,cm . 128 _ ^mporjiShollj •' _ 1979 CAPRICE CLASSICCL 4 Door ♦865< . ♦? 1977 Yamahn ?nduio 100. CHRISTMAS\ ’gift ijr $$680. Soil. $350, Trado. now J Is jusl the soil lop 4 hardwaro. 543. No. 3012 T/G Io», ColorIf KoyodK< Floor M olt. Door ♦ 10 6 4 Vfl 10' CAMPER willi srovo’ >. 11500 miles. Excelloni confli- Your^ell ’ or Someone ol=e 3 Edgo Guordj, Romolo Control Co Mirrors, Crulso ♦ Q JIO 4 8 sink, $495. 0X8 Box Tr.nio 1,non. 734.4940allur6. ■;SpoCi.ll, FIAT X19 Sport 55962 economy Oiler 934-5317, , .Conirol, Slool Bollod Radlola, Rad AM/FM. Sioroo. ♦ KlOO $225. 324.2_178^3«-516&— - 1979 LUV 4X4, Excoiloni Burnpor Guards, Powor;or Door Ldcks, Powor 1975 COLEMAN lolOmo 1 CO'RVETTE 73, r„d, 'radial 0oooriomy, Taho ovor Icaso Windowi, Body Sldo Mouldiruidings, Air, Cuslorn Two- SOUTH 136 HoayyEQulpmonl liros, Exculk'nl conamoni p Campor; 'uloops 6- $1000 - ' payrrenl. Call allcr 5, 676. lono Palm, 11I1 Whool,, Au*Ai Lighting Pockogo, Good condition. 734-J041, ...... 5540-0319 44331. I. AND MORE I . allor 5pm. JOHN DEERE ...... - ♦ A K 9 8' o v e rsh o t' SECURITY USED ^ , 4>AQJ87( canipur. hojlor, siovo, vi.llor 182 Autos-Fofd 1182 Aulot-Ford *722'29»» I;ink, Icotiox, gas 4 baiiory INDUSTRIAL EOIUPMENT Vulnerable: Both hghlr.. lois ol cupboard 10 450 0 0ozor ...... $21,500 1979 CAMARO0 BERLINEHAE . Dealer: North spaco, $900. Call 423-5413 [ No, 3016 Tiniod C lot*. Color Col Koyod Floor Mols, wockottds and nlior 6 30 ID ' 300 Hoy ...... $14,600 ______WiHI» Nnrit, Fm ID 544 A Loader ,. . $45,000 Body Sido MIdgs., Dooryr EdgoE Guords, Eloclrlc v m o l W ______" Roor Window Dologgor. Air, Powor Brakes-, Aulo. Pass 3 V Pas n>olic. Till Whool. SlooI1 BollodBo Rodiois, AM.'fM l_27______E L L IO n 'S INC., e Track, Siylo Trim Grouproup, Vinyl Rool, Comol Pass s y 4 ^ a s FOHRENT; 23' Moim Honii>; m O vorland Ave, Pass 7 NT Pas sloops 6, Call Chuck Porklnn - Burloy. ID Wjoo Dbl. Pass Pas lor rosorvallons. 733-0460. 078-5565 0 I — sy07; 113 Farm & Ranch Supplies LOC K\ 1 FOR RENT 10TO 25' Crulso- , REGISTERED Loud Colorod 2r'^rn'l‘POLES^3'o^:'7’ ; All molor homo. Rosorvo Dob Houslon. S,iiu-,i Rop . Opening lead:#Appaloosa i Colta 4 Fliiloa, i Home P n o n e .. . 733.1490 1979 MONZAZA 2 plus 2 4 8' Fonco POSTS- Jl; 7 non_ow.22i-ii20^r_733-9295 H 1977 FOREROT-BIRO No, 3019 Color Koyod F Flo loor‘Mats, Air, Powor Hallor broko. Soil or traoo, mlloa 1 norm ol Shoshono- FCFOR RENTI Soll-conl;iinud Whool, Powor Slrtorlng, Win hold lor ChrlalmaalOiod IVrtlaft 1 (i Son's Slono. 686- mi No. 113 AM.''v'.-'FM S te re o , Brokoj. Automotlc Tilt VVh, mini motor homos, Cali Stool Bollod R adiols. Eloclrlc Elo Clock, Spydor •; m aros, broko to rldo & drivo. 2255^ ; ______RuRulI-ll_Ea3yJ'^4J222. _ LOADER SPECIALSI Phono-<87-2028. Rear Window3w Defogger, Equipped AND MUCH MORE-3RE- By 0*wald Jncoby LUXURY 30 ll.' Morof INT'L H.65 a; cummins . ^ n d Alnn Sontag Farm ooulpmonl lor your 114______rtmijmplfli^lj Homos, (11 78 Sldotialh, |t) onnino, 3-ya.rd buckul, year Cruise, Ppwever Sun Roof, Individual noods Is easy (o ANDERSON^ Rock pIckor (or 7979 Ro,nrbalh. Call 733-7680 or J065. ” Aats $10,000 *59117~ ■ Today’s hand is llndlnCln»9llica.733.093l.fi rojiI.Ciill73^3583;^ , _ _ 73:733-5534. _ _ _ C,CAT 9B-B. Year 1970, 5-yard on d MWORE! C • • - buckel,arllcul.<10r-$34,000. DO YOURJRSELF A icction of 100 amujWE~ PAY CASH tor us7d case ( ' 6G0 Boon “Spoci.ii MlMUST SE'LLI' 1077 16' 'mmi PRICES COOD THRU Icm s in an old bookoaddlos ' and lack; VICKER'S w/cftb ‘ i Molzskor • pro. nnmoIOf homo. Sloops 4, lully NOVEMBER 30TH ONLYI SADDLERY 733-7000, cyiindor < in oxcolioni condi- 30soll-coniainod, loiced an „ FAVOR CHEHECK WITH ^ the late Donald Pa lion. Edon. B25-S452. nuh ual.U-IBMPG .536-2240. D aya...... 232-6206 CONPAULOS!; CHEVROLET g r Ued. "F al) of the Cat2V2 YEAH old GELOING. ' Evonlnga ...... 664-3305 broko and gonllo, S495, SPECIAL WINTER'RATES 140 W. Main,lin, Joromo US BEFORE YOUY BUYI H Many of thc hanc324-2178.324-5188- MOTOR HOME For Rent: By ,j 3a4>43i8 r:7 3 4 * 6 9 6 5 B chcstnuts that ha Id«y_orwaok^Ca1l 543-4270. .. f around since thc V/iLL'" TRADE'$i6;dd6 E^Jily Tyly 3500 0allonr73r0717. _ good roping horao. 734.7021. Con Paules whist. Donald proba EQUIPMENT INC., ..n. in 0.07 Acroa Ior Moior 42' .. PiPE'OR hay' ftaller ; IChevrolet this one up from one HeHomo, 543.5582, 9-5:30PM; Ru;il n‘ good condition. $1500. 140 W. M ain Avo.,Av Joromo Seven notrump is105 HoraaEqmpmoi'l SAVE s ON NEV/ SILIMIX 734^5971 73- ajw8PM . 733-0717.______■ STIDHAM 2-Horso Inlino FEEDER ^ wllh or wiinoiM 25' 25' ' 0.135 ' A "boiuio 324-4318 —-734^656^^^ : 175 AutoDsalera Tfollor w/paek boxoa, QOOd scalos. p SPORTSCOACH: SP lola y140 Tnicka 175 AutoDoalora 1 rubboi-j^OO llrm, 432.55S3. Introductory J ollor good only 0,1 Ihrough November, 1D79. roarbalh fo,- 733-1581. 10IOBs' i’hC l^ /c a b o io r. 5i2, AI30. soo our Londora. Tub — 900-20gg lirorf-^maha 14' Tro­ ' » ...... S d .. ' GrlndoraandFoodWngons. l ^2 a UlllllyTralloia' ian Hydraullc,_432-M0^_ ■ ...... e7 i lbo>’ CHEVY '^“ Ton PU;’ 4 ■ 108______SJwp Exir.i "hoavy 'd u ly uiillly spood. 1° good lof hunilng or 10 BRED EWES; 1-5 yrs. YOUR JOHN DEERE T/aiiof. T/fl all siool w/sparo ino abound “ ' me InrnK 324^5t_50. _ DEALER SERVING THE 4j«^Od^rtLCi^733.8?2_6,,_, 4 « ." i Rocords ovollaOlo, 324-5650, 1967 CHEV Pickup; 3 Sp, S SUFFOLK Rom Lambs S n \fAClC VALLEY SINGLE Sl^ AXLE ullllly Irallor, Aulo /. irjns, flood rebuilt ong. {ow SullolK & Hiimpsnito wliw/spnro li/o, longuo lack. $t000^3?4,^2707_alIoV5 OW03, 543-4752,______$17$J70. Call 73f5157^_____ ' f t i i d TWIN FALLS ,7. 1969 INT'L 2TTori” Iruck. 21X8' TANDEM fLaT Dod n, SpedIT 75 HEAD Old Ewoa; Duo 10 Dump bod, 324.2065^ KimbeilyRoadE, trallor; ramps, lighis. aiart lambing Doc 21st. J75 733-7272 1970~C'hEVY ’■(" ton l"v -8, pioco.543-0168 nllorSpm, QUHL oloclrlc brakes, 734-4031, Soo, 150 laekson Sltoal, O'"auiomaiic. Looks ond runs 640 Condonaary Roud ^------gogood. $1375, 73402_79.__ 1979 COUElUGAR XR7 1974 DODGE CORORONET 4-DOOR 110______Poullfy&RibblH 543-4392 i a _Aulo,Pirt8AAceowri«j 1071 10- FORD Pickup; UVD, O o v o G5ray r c luxury group, iwin < i f l C 91gas V-8 onglno, Farmers* Market PEDIGREED SATIN Rnt]t)ll5. nuIomallC, V-8, powor •r l / | U * 1 outomatic tr Rollor cnna;l09 & parakools, HHAV^STER~Rock~ pickor a ALI l l ’ " fflANS’M'lSSIONS Slooring, roai good rl lo u n g o ’so o fs, 1 6 ,0 0 0 c transmission, pow- -05 FwlJltwt'IMo)! 034-S187. R lor loaso, SIS por hour, 10' repaired, rep robuill, sorvicod, condition- $1595. 733-8384 ot $AVE or stooringig S& b ra k e s ...... SWATH al 3-4 mlloS BOr parts. par Aaico Transmissions, 733-0071. 73- _ hour, Ruqulros 2 hydraulic 2019 201' Kimborly Road. 734. 0»______FtmiSwd , m ______liTlgillon 3830,______IS'1 9 ^ ’ c h e v y ' Cn'oyonno oullois. No PTO. Low dump 383i pickup. V-8, aulomailc, 1972 DODGE STAIrATION WAGON 1973 v o ™ A l f a l f a s e e d tor loti plan- ni only. New High dump Model MODEL* f.^0 a“ 7oo« end,‘spoko tfAGENVAN -- CallusabQuiourOoioriod lo $1,500,324-3_678. 3?4-_40M_ ting; Top quality, llmllod p, lor salo. $6010. Soulhaldo wheels. 1971 Dusior transportation or j omount In aomo varlolloa. paymoni plan for H;Hnypustor -Ooalor.-Rlchntd foarond. .oa Rallyo nms. 1972 350 CHE'’vY Pickup AlDO want lo buy Loof Cutlor Par2Ojl._733:03ar ___ T ' -'stuStuddua~5TT(JW—tTTOu. 487. m/camper-lop.-G8 EL CAMINO ConouilU; lito, regular gas V-8, J llh conlrasting occonts. . WANTED: Paoluro fof'30 or 19 PRICED FOR QUICK salo 3w mileage, powor sloer. ' moro cowa. 62».50ia. Doaign and Rvpnlr on Itriait- ( 4 f HONDA Rims mg. onglno, 3 spood trani- Now Holpn’d 1112 Swnthur. <■‘1 ig/bruhoa, aulo, A/C, U w U power stostooring S brolics . ... m ljslon. Voryv

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■ ' I. ■ ’ I i IB , A u lw -ftntoIs , _172 AuloJ-Ponll« Friday, Novovi.'mlH.'r23, lO/'l T,m.,-:.-Nuw .._J7D Aulos.oidsmobile N uw j, Twin F,iU'., Idaho C-15 tS73 TORINO 2-door. p«wor 1009 CTO. Fliiiis gooJ, L00K3 T73 ' Autos-Plymouth >loorlna/Dr«ko«. Air. low* diESil” 1B?9“ 'TorrnTao, OrcntI M.10 wni>i'i3.'biickiil 73 7 'F uny, j7mV 'es'PLV . 2SMPQ. Tskfl ovor loasoI 9«iil0. Snow liicn mcluili-i). VWiiooti SM5: 72Ct>ov Doialr, p^m oni. Call allor 5. 678- JOOO/biiolor(pt,.-’M JS40i,32J-2178.324-5IBH. iae Auftt-Llnot>lnm»reun' 973 COUGAR; air condl-. 1M0 OLDS: 2 door, oooo • lonlng, power staorlno._ condllion. $400, Call 543-.' 17B, AuloOealon 1179 AutoOeslera irakos, crulta contiol.: 6724;______;uofC m «nl 734.5107. 1977 OLOSMODILE S/W. 978 COUGAR XR-7; 351 V-t.- cusiom cruloor. UMo now. ory l&w mlloige. Sanyol(■ Phono 324.2M9,______leroor rmo wheels. 733- IS75.^______AUTOMOBILE! Auloa-Ponilto ECLEARANCE 1979 CAPRI QHIA; volour In- Chock around .. . you'l3u'll novor sovo moro P orlof.'courtoey m ip light. 1977 PONTIAC Firebird on 0 usod cor than o> Co AM/FM radio, stool boliMlI Trnns-Am; Loadod, low . tCorponlor'slmports! Adlsl ullros. 9400 miles. milos, oxeoiionl ahspo, ;5000.ra4.78aSof 733-7540, M3-4J43. 1979 PEU&EOT 504 DIESEI LOADED ...... MO,300 173 - Auto*‘ Plymouth 173 Auloa-Plymouth 1977 FONLTD 2-DOOR i g I DAY R*tail$4175 ____ . : *3700 1979 MAZDA RX7 SAVE...... SAVE 1974 FORD MAVERICK d k Rotoll $2250- ...... I LOC T J m s . 1972 PULYMOIiTH 1974 MAZDA PICKUP ¥ ^ALI Rotoli $2785 ...... *2250 VT# n m A ; Jr^1 ^ FUR)RY III 1968 0LDSM0BILE • V N o . 13 0 A u to , STATION W A G O N . . . '500 ...... P o w o r St<‘ S to « rin g , m 1977 CHEVROLET ^ 1973 \ ' AGOSOOD VAN ...... M250 W flfifM N m TRANSPORTAITATION CAR! CHEVRfllETMflllBU^'4 f ’° ''< N o . 1051 ^ ^ 5 5 1 1967 DATSUN PICKUP WITH CAMPER ECONOMY 4 DOOR SEDAN' t CON PAULOSiCHEVROLET I .v.usni95 Slock No. 343 / ' y M O W . M aaln. in , Joromo 1S7& FORD V/INDOW VAN 99S M ^ 3 M - 4 3 I 9t r 3 4 ^ H S ONLY ...... > * 1 3 9 5 / ; CARPENTER’S’S IMPORTS ^ J r ^ ^293rd^VEJ<^^^ ITS AutoDMltra 1178 AuloOetlers < y I H A W ' 19^1971 ' DODGEIE DART ’ 4-doorIR SEDAN; 1. S lo ck NNo. t 362 Tfe / /W' 1974 f MERCURY MONTEREY’ W O ^ ^ L ^=D00R SEDAN— Stock No. 375

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Prize winnin1 ig scienntist, 'iscccfs K , OOI»---- otherss did thhe resecarch kU .SHOPI'IIi■I^GCENTKIl K - BICRKELKY.Calif. (UF : UPD-Dr, the stickywhite wh Juice you gel when Carbon ( is where the* energy?yis, 8 - . . - Melvin Calvin, Nobel PriPrize wlnn- you breakorcutlhcm. on Under1 the heat and ll(*tl ofc the w inn cliemlsl, says oil can ca: iw ob- The juiceIce is latex, a light sun, sui all planls lake carbon dioxidedli S • Ciined from many kindsIs ofo trees In hydrocarbonon chemically Ihe same from fro the atmosphere. Tlie piplant’s g 'ihe way lhat Malaysiansins tap rub- as oil, suspeipended In-water. Tnke own ow chem istry then rem oves,;s some W -l«r and Vermonters get Rt? maple out the wati/ater and you have a oxygen, ox< leaving carbohydraUales, or S /syrup. product whlchich Calvin snys can be sugar. suj Or, if you don't wantt lo wait for used for allII the t] things wc now use Fermenting F this lo proiroduco < the Irees to maluro,r, you ’ can oil for, and! a a few I more. alcohol ajc eliminates more olof the > ■'harvest milkweed and cru:crush the oil Knowing' that, tJ il was the sun oxygen oxj so that there is onl>Ily one » out of It. acting throuiough planls which orl- molecule mo of oAygen for cveri;ry Iwo . 2 - ■■ Reduced to .simplest termten s: Syn- ginally prodUiduced the energy that is carbon cat atoms. thetlc rul)l)er is produceded from oil, stored In Jll, oil, Calvin looked for a But E to get tlio m ore concentintratcd ■ - f ...... — ; therefore It Is loclcal.toJto-concludc w ay_oL InteliterceptlnB the-cnergy ...... hy(hydrocarbon found In oil,' all al tlic w • thni oil cuit be produceded Ifrom thc before It getsits Into 1 tlie ground. oxygen ox\ has to be removed.. SomeS S latex rubber found In thcthese trees You can dodc this by fermenting spc Mpfl f | species of planls take all111 Uie I Ml- ' i4- ' KSw '"m W and shrubs, plant sugarir iand distilling ll Into oxygen oxv away, notably thc rurubber B wW-c ' Calvin and others havevc ■done thc ancient proccss. Brazil trees. tre* Thj-v foumi “SCS su g ar cane ct and Nebraska Is prelim inary re.search. Thi The milkweed species pro(roduce - V tliat m any kind.s of plantsmis cinsscd experlmentlnitlngwithcorn. In wanted a way to use “Jl'similar hydrocarbon in ns r^uphorbi.-i convert suni emulsion with water, Thce dlf- Ac f l i r" I hydrocarlwn, 01! Is hydroc, require little water and a iS .K 'Sand will grow on the ference between this and rubbijber Is g /i^ ■- - T h e .o il |;laiiLs xany^>ngc from v ast unusedi landsl£ of the American lhat It has a much lower molecocular ■■cactU.‘>-ltkG- srmitjs fo pipolnsettia Southwest. Smmission Ffldny,y, Novombor 23.1070 Tifno3-li0 3 -N (^ 3 , Twin F.-iii-i MnhoQ-3 ],,jOonsume\ . [Be® B® as!a!jaa!S*3W SlSSSSSSSO S!S.'i!S:gi:i !lS£Ka!a!sKiS!iS!»ll^ ------

D a rrig e r o< f pliai s t i c s - S i in hiio m e f ir e s ]p ro b l. e d | | ByROBErtTOILLiLLETTE the predoidominani plastics m nomee hlven so. a num ber ofrnuthorltles a In • I © T ^ Los Angeleses Times1 fires, find*Id out w hether perceptions ofif the United States and: iUrltaln have The Consumer Prodroducl Safety the probleblem are the same as thec l>egun to focus on flexlbIble urethane. W Commission will undcrta;rtal?e a three- reality, then the see whulhcr ue can do ethane, as an 1^. - i OOK .IS 0 also known as poiyurctl AMPU year, nationwide study oftherolethJitof i something;ng aboul it. .especially worrisome material, m (»y gg ------ft; ; urethane nnd other housctisehold plastics “The an area of plastics nnd flam-I- contrast, building codes; iiin tlie last few {ft ^ /IM/FMGomp:npacl Portable D i vel E nsem ble S [ p la y in deaths nnd injuries inj from mablllty i:is as big as the earth," years have placed rela■lalively strict jijf decorated Towe I rcsidentlnl fires, offlcinlsinls said Tues- Anlkis saidaid that hc hnd sought moneyy conlrols on the use of rig•igjd urethane, tv- (W ash cloth, Hand towowol, Bath towol) day. for a studjJdy of plastics last year bul.1 one of the cheapest and-ukiia.sl}l:friclent ^ •The study which Is expejcpected to cosl was unabliJble lo .obtain il. Tho com-I- Insulating materials.) RADIO iSi betw een $250,000 nnd ^aoo, 000, will be m ission hasha on file, but has failed to)^oy •• Among the most recent;nt warnings is nicol do»lgn ond eorry bonaio 33-Piece Set Si; the consumer agency’sI firstfir concerted resolve, scseveral petitions dating a.y a stlll-unpubll.shed reponon by the N;i- | goQ«y porroblllty • Two-wov 1 wor; ployi on baltnry (nol Ind,) effort to leam hov^a mas£insslve infusion Xar_back_o<_ns_1974.„from. governmeni1 lional Academy of Sciences—in J - jjy of'ACAC • Bolll in A rc on FM • Aulo. R e g u l a r ly $5.98 3 '6T com bustible plastlcs'ps products into agencies1 and ai individual experts urg-;• Washington on the role: cof plastics in moiicllic tw iuhing (rom baiiory I- lo H ^ American hous^olds dutduring the last ing attenticitlon to a variety of flamnia-I- building fires. ffS AC•• :3 " dynomrr ipoakoc, ! th ree decades has affecteSTUnOYflOY WELDED ^ Full rogulollon tiro COKSTflUCnOK , cltltlng escape time and Increasing "You’re:e certainly rlglit In saying? virtually every dwellinggill i tiie United w . ^ comploio wllh ■ “ S 3 ' property damage. lhal whenin urethanei (padding) Ignitess States," the report assererts lhal the.'^e { A J S ploy oquipmoni • FIng.Mlp V (Sjm m lssloner R. DavIcivid Pittle said (t bums likeUk hell,” Aniki's said, fn n1 foam s “ have lieen re.sii.sponsible for ‘M.54 Value / / 7 /S ^ ' that the study was prompimpted In large referencee toI Tlie Times arllcles. He? much dam age and loss)ss of life in 1 .8 7 $ Q 9 7 /<^VEKno ' > part by a continuing serlejrles of articles added, hehowever, thnt slallsllcs s fires." V alue STtELTOP llje Los Angeles TinTimes began available2 fromfr actual fires across the The report is part ofif a 10-volunie ^ luo .... U „ 8 “ f i publishing last Januaryary, reporting nation do Rouniound hl-lmpoci eorneri io nol yet provide a clearr study on the role of plaslislics and other g * hordS glotiygl< prolsctive IlnUt) evidence that urethanee - one of the picture of)f tthe role specific materialss synthetic materials In firesfl liiat the ^ m ost common coml)uslllilai >•.»!•'. Ixluhl n-vl’hvh top. • for Christmasi sewing: pl a I S - " X $22.95 V a k i e / W : Robies, shirts, (dresses, Tllannei K l V S24.8.87 V alue : large selection oiof plains. Sov^w iup cozy worm Shirts. S l »• ' $■ FINE ‘ ^ ^ ’. florals, prints. M r ^ idillonAl Outllly L v j r 1 9 8 As Low,A / s ■ yd. 60" Wido ^ I 9 --ROLL F GIFT G abriel's CHUTHIES AWAV I iro H eavy F lannel. | r ^ E x tr a Air Rescue WRAP — is y d . « 10" W ide (1 1 0 s q .ft.) a rg e t M ission f i ft' i * 3 ' - yd. 6 0 " w idi o e u'ro Ihu pitol ol tho oir- >S; : 60" Widede $3.99 Value tcue plono; laho oim S A V E $ 1 .0 5 d }ovo Iho day! Thrilling - rochulo-ds Y ardagel e •ss ■ P I _ , Sowupsweotootors & vests. Large seloctittion-; SS $ 1 2 1 60" w ide 9 8 . I ------,'S.: ; 54" w ide...... * y d . Reg. S6.98 , , . yd. SS iWplvefinel 2 8t" " iM e t a l ------5S Mr. Monllih I Game ^ FuFun lor the ^ Qullteited Fabrics FlFake Furs I- Ritiite-Hite Stove EntM n Family ■f c illllllB tihj, Kh; • Lorgo soloctlon fotO'T sewing plocomots, op| for so^ng Chrlsti’istrpos toys, stuffed onim 3 your chlpt botwoon his > ' o n c o covers. vlng lips! 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By RlCIiARD M. HAHARNETT Safewayy sstores when he was 15, re- I t ■ OAKLAND.Calif. (DPI[JPI) — Peter A, turning: carts c from the parking lols MoKowiin, 37. Jk-IIcvl's Ihek knows how and trlmnTiming produce. to keep mlllimi.s of cu.stotstomers visiting He weiA'ent to Stanford and then 1 Safeway Storo-s siiptTmaim arkets twice a Oxford,, preparingpi for a career* in thehe w-cck. foreign »eservice. But in 19G8, at 2C. he : MiiKowan Uikcs ovcrr lrin January as ' wenl backack to work for Safeway, do-le- I chief c.xcciJlivc" offlccrT of o the ciiain, elding theihere miglit bo more diplomacyc y I I ^^'1 Ihc worjcl'-s bificcst foodd riretailer. involvcxld IIn running a supermarketet “Wc are sclllnf’ mon lore and more tlian qh a (desk in an obscure overseas SA . ' K '' ■ things, food and non-foodood items, a lot consulale.te. of things siipurnuirkarket.s' n e v e r “ It's thithe biggest business In the haiidlod, it's a Ircnci we,0 welcome-v We United StatesSti In lerms of sales, and think it is fjood for us antiind good for the wllhout aiany question it’s the mostst custom ers,” Maj’owatiin said in an competilivHive," Magowan said, "But intcrvicwwithUPI. th at’s whcvhere the excitem ent is. Wefc .- ••The housewife i.s l}cc(jecoming a ca- dealwith,ph, people, a lol of people, twice _ . . recr woman. wUIj lesss timtl e to .shop a week,, »so we know what they are Jn d m ore tnoney lo sjspend," said thinking,”!.” iVIaf’owan. He fifinres if siie^ is in the Safeway'ay’s operations cover a largele .store .she will .see wlial shslie wants and part ot the th Unltcd-Statcs,"parts of3f ' tiuy it Uiere. C anada.. Britain, Australia andid He wants Safeway lo.0 1h.‘ 1: liie place Germany,ly, w ith-,m ore than 2,400X) ------whcrc-.';lit‘ can "buy allall her needs,- stores, 14<140.000 employees, and $1212 Instead of jumplnn arounclund from store billion busiusinessayear, tn store wasUni’tias." The comjm pany’s headquarters Is in a Al the nelKiiborliood1 S;Safeway now servlceabliIble old building that was onco yoJ can have your filmiim developed, a grocery•y \warehouse, n ear the tracks t)uy pantyiio.se. si'.ocs, .sociw k s , m otor oil indowntowown Oakland. o ra hook lo read. Magowaivan and olher top executives "Oiir new stores are.• 4C40,000 square go out freqrequently to drop in on their fLTt and up, A few ycai•ears ago they supermark'irkels lo soe how tilings aree a veraKed 20,000 square feefeet. They now going, stock 20.000 items, Twent,enty ye:irs ago '•That’ss whorew it’sat, in the stores.”• Peter A. Magowan. wlw h o t a k e s o v e r In J a n u aa r] r y a s c h ie f ex ecu tiv e officfficer of Safeway Stores,. wants the supermarkcrk ets to serve all needs , tiiey had 1.000 items,".saicilaidMagowan. ho said, '" B "We like to think we are At iis new stores•i iSafeway Ls friends of the custom er. Wo keep, of the country — thehe. West, Hie strengths:s: T he new chief e;executive is emmentIt to t drop regulations Uial. e.stahlishinn "fast food»od” .sections .rchiindingcIg our people w hat kind of anT Southwest, the Norlhwtwest, Hawaii. ”Our ba;basic facilities aro modern,-n, wholeheartedly with lhele supermarket preventIt Safeway ; trucks from .specializini; In ([uick foodsods that can Ih*. industry we are in. Wc w ant our storesJJ These o re the aroas th aitt; are growing! We have: ujupdated warehouses, supply)ly industry's efforts lo .tetell the public "backhaul!aullng.” He said 40 perccnt of. I>opped inlo a microwrowave oven, as clean ancand presentable and as full as5 Wo a re nol in the E asl,, We V arc not In plants andid ca iir j i l i l j i i i u ^ ______com petitivelve_gCQCCry m arket. Safew ay also Is__Jnin p arts—o t------HQur.peo;leopleJnj-cncral. havo greatat dollar.” he said. "This; amounlsa to 13 JromJhejyn2JMrchftM5fiI{>.5Lotcs,______.____ "U ur new line of '(irecIreal Escapes’ "The popwpulalion trend Is basically—?----- Mississippi. LouisianaI and North loyalty to0 tlthe company. They see weve cents per pcrson~pei—[—w eek ,-O n -a " He ulsoJO criticizedci rigid government dinners are hi|;li qualityity m eals, not lhal we don'ion’t have growth, Poopio are> Carolina and Is looking at more of the do promoteute from within. There are a family of four, the grocei;cr’s profit is 52 enforcemenment of requirements that, your old TV dinner,” iiele isaid, “Tliey moving aroiround bul lhe numlKrs are} South. The company willII Ihave opened lol of intertcresting jobs. We have triedEd centijier week. We can’m’t be accused storesnotot runn out of advertised item s,; a re m ore like lhe i>esl airliiirline meals,” nol growlnf'Ing," he said. This moans5 100 now stores In 1979 by'theendofthe tl veryhardtid to get women store manag-g. of gouging the public.” "They’ hovehi so threalened ond The new lop m an is the .son^ of that every•y cHanI workingv at ' ‘We ihinkink we are in the right partsi hc believes are hisi company's anhourplu;^ilus iicnefits.” cash registers stores are are stocked with these, that elim inate the nccleed for prlcc advertiseded item s,” said Mogowon. marking on each item.. /A law requir- "T hat Is! extra ex .cost. It olso tends lo ing individual pricc marking in causcustoato advertise fewer Items lhan California was repealedi recently.r olherwise:e and or probably low a C o a l1 m a kte s in tt e r n aitio n aal Magowan also wouldd Ilike the gov- price.” c o m te b a c ik a s ei•n e rg jy rc s (o u rc e WASHINGTON (UPI)) —- Coal, of things rlsln,sing railroad transportation 117,5bllliontonsarctobebe found in the ric tons in1 1977,19 the last years included which lhe United Stalesles iiolds the costs — and a: faccs environmental UnltedStates. In the study,dy. Almost 9-1 percent of that larRCsl reserves In thehc world, is objections,s, "The recovcralilo coalal reserves of coal wasi producedf by the United I _ a comQ|)ack,asQS an energy - Nevcrthelhelns^lhe bank said, "the 63G billion metric i«St«ra:nHd'&stem Europe. 'SbucTP' becaase of soarfrift•fnft oil prices,-- prospectsi of 0 resurgence In cool use ■ ‘ voroble to presently'W T ^ Union and China. and douiits and delays's 1In nuclear have beenn further ; enhanced by the serves of about 135 billionon melrlc tons A m erica'sn 's'co al production in 1977 |)Owcr. n new World Bank sl k study says, increasingg cost< 'of other sources of and constitute a slgnlficficant energy reached nearly no. g;<5 million metric The World Bank, in a stut5tudy begun in energy, ho tho delays In nuclear power potential,” the bank saidi inii its41-page tons, secondmd only to the Soviet Union's late 197« and released thislis week, said programs> andai the anticipated deple- study. 700 millionon tons. This was much1, IGreat Gifts ^^Greireat Savings world prospects for coalal ]production tion of oil ondam natural gas supplies.” Also, while oil productiction und rc- hlglier lhanan Ute 395 million tons the have improved conslderabi;ably. The banknk said the world's gcolog- serves are concentrated in third world United Stateiiles produced In 1960 and the Thoiif^i coal prices haveivc risen sub- leal coal resources res are estimated al countries — basically thelie OPEC na- 509 millionn tons tc produced In 1950. stantially since the I97:i-191-197-1 oil em- 10.125 billionIon m etric tons. Of that, 2.57 . tlons — coal production aand reserves While UieIC United1 States is sccond in barge, in terms of heat value,vai coal is billion — oror more than one fourth of almost cxcluslvoly are concentrated ci world coalal production, It has the considerably cheaper thaithan oil, the Lhe total —- are a In the United Stotes, in the Industrialized Westtstern nations, largest rcco\ coverable reserves and Is by . sludy said. The Worldirld Bank estlm oted that of the Soviet Union and Eastistern Europe far the worworld's largest exporter of * i The World Bank acknowlijwledged that those geologlogical coal resources, about and China. / coal — 0VV991r 25 perccnt of Uie 210 coal is difficult and expensive exp to 6.1G billionI mm etric tons a rc technically The same is true for ccoal produc- million tonsns which entered the worldd distribute — citing amcimong other and econ&mifmically recoverable. About tion, which reached 2,774'4 ibillion met- coal trad ein In 1977, G ive MAGNAUO>IXVIDEOMATiCCCOLOR TV SKIS^ a n d A lCCESS Tho MtQnavozHlghFh Retoluilon Filler- nehlevM inc/oaitifodibto color ptcluro SORIE 10 i S '* ^ clarily. It pioduces 2i26 S miwo linos ot fosolullon lhann ordinaryote eolorTV* bring you a 25% a»Oflorpor color picture Ihnn ovor bolorooroposslblo. p im> ItcL O'll* l9 uigntroi Contune't CIocl'9'•clio"ie»Co. for CHI 2S’-il loom. Includao iloclionic tuning lor eaiy, jialo cnannal lalocllon. f AMII Trezet^a Ski Bincludaaa)00*ln-llne In m any ureluba.Vldaomtllc ~ YoutI Improvad tounij from s popular 5 n Lay-Avk w a y ES th IUed< &I Ladies J plus mony mi X-M>I A S r. Magnavoi videomi ructad 10 Includo A l l Cotton C minyoilnot«tn«{ »29.<9 5 Trtsmofle i»oluilon niltr. o P E r vioi eolo/ pieli eompuitt i]«»gnBi: eompacrivBflltncoand iHrplieiiy ot o««-ki 1 knob lata you fUiniENEIECK SHIRTS ; Friday ^ HKCIDomUHFan i r r ; ' ‘Ur.. ot Mllabil M en's & Ladidies Adult. -»olld-»ni' All Sizes $ ' Til 9:00 I Aliolncl;i & Colors ' ^ IB S )Y(pYfflTS»SIS!S»5jfeyowdirsifsy j_ S K I B

Availl i a b l e A t OPEt Slngio'knob All E lectronic 1 Speiecial moro outstanding foaluros9 pm S u i pm 10 gtsal lealutet lojnd Iri isp-cl-ma-llno To Pri idsK tno-n neio leoiuto me MiQti na»olut ‘ice l.onie*y»,100’ in.lmoplclutoiuboandlOO' SHERRWOOD SSPORTS (CENTER nad enaitJi. You'll alio anjoy in« cenvonlt SU i>.knoD all alaclronle lunlng. JutI OneN'S knot InThhe Lynwoof>d Shopping3 C en ter it ; T347 Filersr A ve. E. I ■ 733-04; L y n v y e n t e r _ »h«rwood SporlntsCenggr Jorcm e, 1 ^|»4! ». I d a lio ^ I r I f i *EN: Fridays until 9 f undays Noon to 5 pr LLIVAi MIUSIC tA/ood Shopping Ceni Ph. 734-2054 F f id .^ jg^ov»>mUot^3.ja7P o - Timor.-Ni."•N e v . Twin r.m -, ldiihoO -5' — -M a ke r - f l i e ------

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a s s u i r a n c < e s I FAMILY WEEKLY I S i . E . " . WASHINGTON (UPfi3 -— Treasury some opportlortunity" to develop a stnil- SOhslYain d G ;:SecreUjry G, WilliamI AMiller flew egy that wouldw( be mutually advan- i Thursday to the Middle EastEa; where he tagcous lo-both lo • oil producers ond ' will seek assurances from>m keyI U.S. oil consum ers,:i^s. Miller suld recenliy. -Isuppllers, including Saui)OUdl Arabia, There iavehav been reports thal Miller S o nl y ' that petroleum productionion levels will m ay also promisepr lhat in addition lo ' ,be maintained despite turn-jrm oil in Iran. Iheunllateri G.EE.SAVm G i ;eral American consen'ation i g s — ; In exchange, Miller isIs cexpccted to moves, he the United Slates and other S a v in EZ ,-pledge lhat Americans wiwill intensify m ajor consiinsuming countries such as lANDY 2 IN I their eHorts to cut energjTgy consump- Japan, G Gn reat Britain nnd West • •tlon. G erm any alalso may acl soon lo cul APPLIANCE . He also will tell SaudiIdi leaders as Import luotas quo for lhe early 19!!0s , lis p well os top ofllclals in Kuwiuwail and the beyond A'hal whi was pledged at lasl United Arab Emirates lhath at the United sum m er’ssTokyoccoiiomlcsummll, T Stales Is hopeful the powerful po oil M iller's5 first fl and longest slop will ; cartel will continue lo to price ond be in Rlya(yadh,' the' royal capital of ^ s B iiccept payment for theirrpetro p( leu m in Saudi Aroblabla. Tlie Saudis currently ■ ‘dollors. supply thele I United Stales wllh aboul M I ' Miller's six-day trip wasvas scheduled 1.3 millionn barrels bi oi oil each day.- - or W SNl • ; just" three •w-ccks~befonfore “ th e—13-— about 17pen(crcentofU.S. imports,----- — - ICF-7270W M M ® l_8146:'103_____ • ______- member Orgonlzallon of Petroleum , In RlJ-odhidh. he Is expected to have FM/AM PORTABIB L E R A D IO i t . - Exporting Countries holdlid their binn- facc-to-faccccdlscasslons with the three ♦Solic!-:;taI<-r..rciiiIiyli)i <1.;. cpibassyc in .Jeddah and at ------P A C K Y O U R i:ruii)eit price hike lhat has been'■en 'm andated other U.S,, coiisulalcs,cg during 1979, a developmentent which has After Icav:aving'Saucll Arabia. Miller ^ »OCKET WITH R e g u la r $1’ 6 . 6 5 boosted U.S. gasoline price•Ices by about will spent oneon day each In Abu Dhabi. /■ gular$17.98 32 cents a gallon since Janu;m uary, one of he ihc United Arab Em irates IM Sidestepping the priceice question. countries,, andai Kuwait. Bolh are cnn- /V FM/AM & $ 1 Miller will concentrate hisils discussionsc sidering “ “ moderate.s" m in the OPICC ® MO' is^, whlcli tlic community.ty. administration considersrs crucial — Accompanwnying Miiref oirihe trip -TV-SOUND— F o o d P r oDcessor c ^ and renewed promises thatHat the United will be Ihree Uir congressmen: llcp.s, S tates Is willing lo sacriflccflee further to Edw ard Betl W f r o m G E , lethune. R-Ark., Jim Ixach, ICF-C570W Spra\ay. Steam reduce their reliance on ImportedImj oil. R-lowa, nnd at Richard. Gephardt. th e Super " I w ant to listen lo Ihelilielr views on D-Mo. —- all i members of Mouse DIGIMATICCLOC)CK RADIO ^ Work Savile T & Dl[)ry Iron what Is practical and peperhaps, by commltlecses that deal with financial •AM /rM vvilh illii:n:n.-iir,itl reasoning togelher, maybel when we buy our most The alarm c lo c k V brc.'id dough. clolhes — winter coats,eck su tlie labels resistant flni;Inlshes. J c v l i l l S f dresses, etc. When you garments bu — Sweaters sI: have smashed back Into that sets itss e lf U • Two-in-Ono RovorsiblIblo CDtsc _ , take a few minutes to checkjcople if you fashion, willd lh a whole spectrum of « L.ucici; cookiiK)Cl Mjtl.icf — irliMl lor ;tI plu5 slamloss slool Kn v , • hanger at Uie notions department of tfiatBrolI;rolls from GE clothing and many alsolot v available your local department dei slore. Consld^ draperies, slipcovers and5 cu you must er, also, purchase pur of closet orga- about the same price. M ini B re w find a bulk nizers. Bulk' drycleaning Is nol M odel D CM 4 lvIII be Im- • Don't )vercrowdovc your closets. If g U--. ■ • InipiovrcvrOinnOM - l!n(iii-r,lu;k everywhere, though, so charge y ot a garments are ar packed loo close check on this. If you fin( B I.....' COlilL'dOd coc’kiiu] :;iit(,icr .unlt..r ;ip;ico . e New York logelher.airMIrwon'tgcttolhem; they'll M f ':- . • s*''"'kllli'l lot '',tcv-/lfUI. • Aiilorn.ilic kc‘cp'.A-;.iim1 whimv. brew- r-mirr-,.^IC drycleaner, its cosls willI silk blouse: crease, too. mg 1:; corii;iU'tr pressively low against a ch. ic k s.« .5 0 o r • W ear ascarf sc nround your neck lo regular drycleaner In the5T ^------p ro te c t- lh e g. ! garmeiii.from pcrsplra-- - I ReRegolar-$40:98 ------Regular $24:4 t9 8 ------R o g uular-$49,98 l t a rea of around $2.50 for a; siltop ndvan- Hon. If you wwc ear perfume or cologne, $1.75 lo $2,00 for men’s slack! • unless you do not applyy it it directly lo clothes. And > 9 $ 3 so foFamuh’s ^ t'^ lh vest7 ou buy. For when puttingIg oni deodorant, lel It dry ^ I t I ^ 1 7 ’ ' Bul you cannol gel theng to does nol beforedressln,sing, _ tag e of bulk drycleaning[Uieapparel ui • Ildvt your yoi clolhes drycleaned study the lobels when yough condilion regularly. Dirt Dir can get In the fabric, instance, bulk drycleaningssing, but a causing It lo0 wear,w lear, and even cut ' Don’t Mis!ss These Coupon1 IBargains ------7 - Include pressing. Much of! ofIhi buying to the fabric. comes out In good enoughI Is ' wrinkle- • Allcrnalelie your clothes. And nol to need further pressin:lor In your olways check3ck them for stains, for l c check of labels al the time of i even the monlore Innocuous stains can IP LOR S ^ Kodacolor Film' M l -J determ ine If the garm ent Is larmclized," harden nnd ^ cd clothcs lo become "can free might be a key faclor 4 1 DEVELOPING H Christin c labels and frequently ;urntun brown. Oncc the stain *’N and PRINTjNG W purchase decision. too. If the sets in the garment. go It becomes dlf- When you lake your soiled < advise your flcull, if not1 Impossible,In to get oul. If ' c a . i j S 2 . 9 9 r a | your drycleaner, lake thefiber !□ in the you stain Ia garment,g lake It lo Ihe Boxed tags fom cach garment,icrylic t» kniLs drycleaner rli^itrlji awny. If you spot a i label has been removed, ad\ fy at times. dress o r suitil and i are uncertain, ask 7f ^ OH. cleaner of any special fibe ,Ui heal in your cleanerr for fc advice, Cards garment. For instance, acrj ' I^ S S H COUfON M can be difficult to identify { our cleaning Is relumed, ( ' v ’ These could stretch with of the pln.stlc bags — and . Remembering, K n ' . T ' “'V cleaning and finishing. an all garments before caring, and sharing ara r e 1 i; If there are spots, identify Iho vory special joysiofChrislmas! 0 VVV by pinning a note to the clolrcdo'n'y™ ? the drycleaner’s guidance.lay require For a bookieklel (No, 079GI, “ Remov- »-.^^PRIN TS^ . drycleaner what wos spilledng. And if Ing Stains From Fi rnbrics,” which garment: some spots mnyspecial but- includes speciliciflc rules for removing ove Uiem or stains and spots, sp< send $1.20 to the J I - treatment before cleaning, Cicntivco*' Information Center, there are omamenls or spC'leseaswell. Consumer Ii |1 |S ^ $ 1 . 3 9 . I tons, you may want to removex ia l glues. Pueblo. Colo.I, 81009.8: advise the cleaner aboul Ihest At PennyrWise Low, low Priceices for they could have specinchange to aid'seniors s citizens a n d . a l’s nel incomiime wili lie lower, he said. Foodstamp clicome recip- allowing them;m to qualify for m ore food BOISE(UPI)—SeniorcitiV food stam p stam ps. '■»e« Supplemental Security Incorhiinni-fm nn? "ThCSe Chaihanges will t>e especially _ Department beneficial to f? Jents will Ijcnefll from new fo. to seniors and dlsablt^d rules that take effect Jon.r C. Joseph 0 ^have high fuel cosLs Uils ^ M o,„-S.-..-Sat. .Health 'and Welfore Defrule, allow '“'"I'f.-Bakc,iker said. M 9 A .M . tot o 9 P.M. •Welfare Division Director C Lr f c S undin d a y . I income n s The rule changeschi allow deductions, llf f l^ BakersaidTuesday. Baker said the new yi rul< medical for monthly medicalmi expenses exceed- 10 A .M . tto o 5 P.M . high shelter ing$35 and hoi •elderly and supplemental In housing costs exceeding 50 L\ clpicnts lo deduct high>3 Incomes. • pcrccnt of Uicthe Indlvldunls’ adjusted Y N W O O D SHOPPING ; G C E N T E R ejcpenses orexceptlonollyh hig e Individu- income.. cosls from Ihelr gross _ i ■ Becausc of Ihese rules, the 5 . .1I ...

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PEANUTS © © ( n ) p ( B [7l HQPe THifS i s / TWO \ \ [w w \5. r' ‘('0USEEALLRI6HT? | MI H ^ T can' f ^ 15 A 6000opyi please/ the floor r .STANP I 'M o o n C hhildren i advise■.ed s o s n c w i Perpetual mt'notion devic^ s id e s te j. ep opponentsts, 0 ( ^ f l '^'j) might workt (or m ight noti 9 }ig\k with a s s o c i a t e s . 0 ^ ____H Our Chief Prognoftfcitorlor bcUeresI a major machine conw ^ GENERAL TENDE^)ENCIES: The early part of th M n1 1 piny loon will maiket t masstremia derfce that u*erw ctfite4 'la bcBt of gaining your )ur aima. Laicr you have poor lerenge to barncn gnvltyIty in1 litdi a manner that it cal^ <>roent tn d w om unsblo iblo lo work out conditions aias you — pctHluce d e ctric pow er without witli any fuel whatsocter. A' ^would lijto. Be on y our u r boatI behavior. '|“T"““’ll U C I LU WAVJ•ve TO CMECK )1[ I'—v V - 4 ( : ra iE O fll ( NOW TOOTSIE ■^] I WITH 00 OONT { MYSELF ninL Such has been inventednted by a Texas man. But obsen^ : A R IE S {Mnr, 21 lo0 Apr,A 10) S tu d y corocr octivitiviUCS in PLAYING /T ) r O ^ '•M j 'A s s e r a r e n , wboSre long been told1 thattfaj a perpetual motk>a mtcbinp ;«dvnnco so ihnc you can c«i handle them intelligently.liy. Uso s»OK£« < M3U3SELP 't a c t in all your dealinKfi.Ign. • TONlSHT ll «n bnpoaslblillty. (till don’t dor thhik lucfa a thing coul^ t c - % work. ^ TAURUS (Apr. 201 lo Mny 20) P u t practical idojideaa to (\ -work wl»c]y and tho futifuture can bu brighter for you, I Anonymoui U the forere anda war expert of yesteryear, who obien'ed: “A n u n admimlres lr the woman «4io makes him; 'JxiK new conlacta Is wlso'(so a t thia tim e...... think, but be keepi awayy fromfn her. He Ukes the womaol : G E M IN I (M ay 21 to Juno 21) Muko auru you1 kfollow • who m akes him laugh, loTe*>ves the gltl who hurts Min. anj; • through with obligotion« w I . | P■ lI ( on« you have toward othcra andndgaln 's, - manrlei th e w om an w ho llatteiattershlm.’------Ihcir goodwill. Think conslructively.cor A blind man can recognizignlze an appaloosa hone Just b y . : MOON CHILDREN U '^(Juno22.toJuly2I) Talk over-erwiih 7^ - - —T^f' nifrnlpg h fy h y n ^ *0TCr"it“-The Xh' texture of the black-spotb------^------flsaodates -whotcvor 'cnr con prove'to be muiuiilly adadvan- il no t (he iam e u lUie texturelire (of the white. “ lattoous. Sidcsc«p on oppopponent, :: LEO (July 22 to Aug-ug. 21) Put Iho.te idoaa ocroa#».lh« ANDYCAPP MOSQUSQUITOES ^ wiU help you LO be mloro on efficient at your regularr work.w ) ^ Q. Do m otquitoe* have voices?voic " Sc«k tho cooperation of ^£g\CUaAPWPN^ matter. They’iv 10 faint th e huhuman ear can’t hear them. Diany of congcniiils. ftz ^ note wilhout an audlencc. D C fT /J " LIBRA(a-pt. 23toOciO ct. 221 Buing of holp lo kin iaiafine i ^^O N V -lE D O Q. Don’t more women than men tend to hare blue eyest^ -but don't overwork andid uundermine your health, Uso r r— *- 'muthuds to Aolvc o difficfficult problem. A. No, young lady, eyee cocolor ll equally dlstrlbated UC (hat matter of gender. About Abi 40 percent grownuptr r SCORPIO (Oct. 23 too NNov, 21) You m ny fine it diffil iffi;uit ^ whether male or female, haveiave brown eyes. Maybe 33 perv. to gain personal aims carl Mrly in the morning but tho resresl of cent hsve blue. And the restt haveh r hazel, gny, grten or b l ^ ^ ih o d a y ia fine. R v lai in Ilhe evening. m M ------6 i 5l J ' SAGITTARIUS (Nov, MAN’S 1 [>v, 22 to Dec. 21) He .lure to hoihondlo DOONESBURY^Y M’S TALK 2 Jlnancial affair!) properlyrly lodoy. othcrwine you couldM gut A m an’i ability (o e x p rcu a hhnsclfhi dearly In conversation; In trouble, Slrivo ^ r inerncreonctl happiness, ------n alwayiI has been lifted among fjoiumivetzo'jai ir^HAmsTOf, - rm fT KmuuKArue'u.po. m ong the.characterisUcs n ecesaty -.. CAPRICORN7d«. 22 lo Jan. 20) Brmore'determirm ined TOWN. VSTirOlM Of-Tn'iie/JCC-Of-: ■ t:iP5.r,&YF£ /ejVZJBfV^JJ.H /J8C/£UGff.'}pfiwii>ep(/5vim:p lo hif fuccen in builneu. Il’i raled, too, as hnportant tou ^n going aft«r y o u r aim:limu and you can gain themn 'w ith i£S^*VSUSiar,VU-KiMZAV-JJ /AT 7}£Y/:££P^M'dUOfW.'fCHMY, DCArOUOW BUT his aodtl pleasure. Certainly,Jy, I it’s recognized ss a measurtf” ^io tiv e ea.-M*. Handle buainesnbua matters intolligently.'V .. I VPKXUPVcerzcaCEU APH r,ias }T.v. peofie M/epo/rrmnavBMuoiHOPsim miMK f !both of his education and his Intelligence.1 But there is oncM ■ ^cwYfrn'Ssmj^^a•^jCFm.Pd.VX. Q31W.'(5 g^CK m L a » ‘4 0 F ir.. ^ arena lo his Ufe where It nevenever leemi to be recognizi a £ : A Q U A R IU S (Jun, 21 to Feb, 191 Sit down will*’iih u •• /-•------ijt- tT- truiiK'd a d v iw r nnd mo!moke constructive pinna for tignlflcant. You don’t ever see Iti mentioned by wives «ke<^ future. Show that you hnveht>' n good'scnne of humor, :(0 name the tralu that makeike a good husband. Our Love» and War man report* ladly that wives shortly afler (he wedC PISCES (Prb. 20 toQ MK ar, ^0| l.iflti.'n ui whnt n g a m ® dingd cerem onies bccom e disini friund haa to -luggcst so tl Uslntererted In what their hu»-“ 10 th n t you gnin p«^rs(inul oim' s . a m - I bands have to say. readily. Be more opiimistnistic about the future. *■ • . R.ia"OoyO-|Oookof080FMIPtcti,” Ste'nins Puemnlng Co.. loe.H ;-IFYOUR CHILD ISHSHORN TODAY.., he or she' II.gs ciu< Sl.OS pon*e«. p*eWn9.ilns. ninoMnff-ioUl >10. Por rttum>. ojic who can profit by m ( ‘ S f jiM mill eillrtry, Mna piymcnl wlm..< ' m istukcn and bi>com(' fluccenr ilm..enlfr to ••Qoyo'i Oook.'* Crowri. rensful Synelcit*. Inc.. ron rt-aching m u tu rilyy. . One( hero who will wnni lo) w.work ------l i f e |-§[li3n= E g l M J f e - ^ ^ S t j e jc r y kind of nngiu in ordiorder to guin whni is most desirDsired. ------Ifi tJjcre is mueii nrli/itic abilityabi here. A aam t mill to t- M. Ooydra In e«r« of tnJi nawteaear. Copyrlgnt, 1970 Crotvrrown SynOlcit*, Inc. *■

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Bluea Room,R Saturday Knights, > farm and sports news — airoirs ol 7 a,m . M onday UiroughJl . ^ n Falls , western music, 9 Saturday. p.m . t0 o 1 ll a.m . Saturdays. Fifthh Amendment,A Wild Winds, cer Basin, Bob Marcarlllo anand Patti Parsons, KFMA'MA(ZIoa) Mary Roscnbaui•aum, Betty Shuckert, M arge •ecrio Clark. Fridayf anand Saturday. 9 p.m. to 1 a.m Giadys Holmes.«IS. G ary Stone, Thelm a B em a m. . Heavy LiKht, a onc-hourconti»ntem porory gospel mu-slc sliow. ■nardl, Linda airs Sundays also.m . Aufdcrheldc, Rh airsIrs from 10 p.m . to midniiilit; Locai artiststs performi ing include Kell:elly Krahn, , „ . Sundays. violin; Renee Sl«Stephenson, flute; Latriciala MIckscll, , Imark, Mystic Moods, dancee im usic. 8:30 p.m. vocal soioondJinJim Atkin, piano, t o l a.mn., ., Friday1 and Saturday. UPl RoundUbleairs Sundayslays atS:30 a.m . Dancers fromm thei Hackney Ballet Schoohool Includc Music and the Spoken Word-d oirsat Sundays ot C^30 a.m, Rae Jeanne LaiLambom, Melanie Lamborw rn. Cindy Jackpot Crandall, A ngela: KMTCMTW Bla Reynolds and Lisa Aavedn■dra. Caclus.1us.Pete’s. The Leldnd Five,, t through Nov. 25; The conccrt Is fifree and the public Is invited I ■ ■■ ■ ' : ted. Sonsofthcth e Ploneers;N ov. 26-Dec. 2. • ‘’ •■American T o^40." wilh1 hostho Coscy Kasem , airs Wed- Club 93, M ustle Braun, Wcdnesdi!day Ihrough Sun- }nesdavs al G:30 p,m , and SumSundays at t p.m. 'nie notion’.-i • The Floyd WhitiWte B and will perform al th(the Jerom e day. top-sellinn rccords. os compiledillcd by Billboard magazine, will be1 played olonR wllh vignelfcsoiesofmuslcstars. Elks Lodge dancenee Saturdoy from 9 p. m . toJ l1 a.m . The Horsesheshu, Cathi Hayes and Opus V, Ihrough Dec.2, public is invlled.d. Jack Anderson's "Insidee Washington"\ a irs Mondays ' ■ ' IIhrouRh Saturdays ol 7:30 o.m. o,n Commentary by Putllzcr Paul prtie-wlnninfiI invcstlBOtlve reporeporter Anderson. Office,e, NMercedes. “Inside. Slraitthl" airs Sundaindays o t fliOS o.m . and features Burley interviewsI wilh MoRic Valicyy newsmakers,nc “Reporter’s Roundup" airs The second-ann Shoshone irs Sundays at 7:05 n,m, and’ innual F estival of T rees willvill be held f P ^ rS * ° ‘l“cstlon-and-answciswcr session wllh top national Nov, 30. noon untilntil 10p.m ., and Dec. 1, lOo.mi.m .untlllO Columbiinbia Lounge, Hits Mlsseises, Fridays and * p.m..atthePondei Saturdays.lys. iderosa Inn. "C urt Gowdy Sports" at 6:30 6;3( n.m, features backgroumi ___ The event Is sponsor^Jjyspo the Cassia HealealUiCare ^ ,, sstories on yesterday’s, lodav'sai;sandlomorrov£.'ssportsstars...... ______Fol^ailijn Incr . — RadioioHighlights KRMRMR ^ Businesses, Indlndlviduais and organizations)ns a re en- ' tering trees lo best>esold. AM , National Public Radio (N.P,<.P.R.) - Folk Festival USA, Mond^s and Wednesdays; J ■ The Pink Ladiesiies Auxiliary will sponsor' a country KART Thursdays; early cveninKprojtrio g rarS wUll Ml I c h ^ o v f ho” I. store featuring{ bazaarb Items and a SWCiwcct stop piiskinpa 1 Payoff Contest. Pick ihc w-eek’ss footballf. winners — _ P ro g n ^ iv c classical musicic wllhw host Mitch Radov airs on offering homemadilade goodies and lunches. ' hiKh school,wl. colleceI and pro - and win $2525, Entries must be ^Sundays from 7 a.m . on. postm arkedted byI Friday. Winners will beannlc.0:05o..m..Sundays.” ' KRMR also broadcasts onTVrv ChannelC 7 ,' TwinFalls7 Countryf Crossroads,Cr country rcllulous prprogram wllh host Gerry Clowcrw cr. 7;30 a.m ., Sundays. KSKlSKI The Alley. Tlicic «McBride Brothers, 8:30) p.mp . to o 12:30a.m. Sports Mv My Side Com mentaiy. Sam ReRosen and Maury a a ssic a l music with John Beat}catyalVsSundays from 10 o.m. Tnimbcll,, fl:30fl; n.m . ood l2:3o p.m .. MMondays throufji wto 2 p,m, Brand Lounge, TriTrinity, Friday and Saturdayay. Fridays, Holiday Inn, Fnm^antasla, through Dec. 8. nl{nightly 8 . JazzwllhAIPInealrsSundays:ays 2-7p.m, p.m. lo 1 a.m, KEEP , The Robert Klein Radio Hour, iiou oncshour syndicated In- LltUelreelnn,Snosnowbound, through Dec. 1.8 { TatkInK” airs ol 9 a.m, weekdaysj’swiUiTcnyTario terviewtc entertainment feature,e. airsal at 7 p,m. Sundays. 1a.m. n s S S g ly. and cairs from • listeners arc ll ------•------jij Jim La_dd hostajmjipur-lonijng Intervfliw.prograip.Sumlaysli _. Sandpiper. WilsonBon-& G ain.-Friday-and-Sati■ a tu rd ay p ...... ai8p,m. TheSphere Trio, TueTuesday through Saturdoy. KLIX Turf Ciub. Idaho The Kin« Ulscutl Flower Hourlur airsa Sundays a t 9 p.m. iho Fam ous Potatoes. Fridaday and Party l-inc.Inc a irs Mondays IhrouRh Friday!ays from 9-10 n.m. Saturday; Sweett CountryC Air, Tuesday UiIhmiiKh L, Jamm wn Koutnik Interviews j;uesls ancmd welcomes coils The, Blue Plate Spccial wilh'ilh Mark Roz. a rtist's music Uirough from listeners sp Saturday. 9 p.m. to:o l lo .m . spotlight, airs a t 12;25p,m, Mondjondays Uirough Fridays. The new KLIXKL MominR Report gives a co Half-hour of contemporaryy JazzJi airs Mondays througli Jerome or ihc. vital newsnev sccne. Don W m txrly lirlnni FridayBot9:30p.m.Pr Smokeshop, Foresrest and Miller, Friday and,dS„lur. ; SiiSSS K t a m and sports j asSSST.iSvSp"^.'”""""”' Eleventh Hour Preview, fealurajuring Jazz, country nnd rock day.9p.rn.loin,m.Tl. albums,all yirs Mondays dirouRhiF Fr rld a j^ a t M p.m, Farm Repoitports wllh Annette Jenkins, featialurinK lhe latest |— rommodlty^rtI priccs, stock rvports and farm imws,nc nirs dally al Bliss ■. lf:OSa,m„ 12:30 p,m . and S;55 p.m AM FM Circle Bar. Thele Tucker Family, Fridaysoys and . 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t h j p r A n j^0 l M i a m ^ saste lick .ByTOMZITOTO withahoicct(cutlnit. menle n t in 1940, this is A dam s’ ©Tbe Washington i 5’ first crazy, mocking Uiolrlelr heavy hiking His homom e Is sim ple and spacious. on Post CountingI aaloud w ilh the beeper, one-ine-m an show a t the museumm — if boots and claim ing Standing on Pointt Lobos,I on he uses thee vw and to block out two a doi ig Uiat sneakers perched3 oni a rise In Carmel documentary of Japanese prprison w ere the best Uiingsgs for: trail wear. Highlands CaJifornia’s Montereyy Peninsula,I dark areass ofi an image for six cam ids that juts out into the am ps In C alifornia, stuck In the (He still w ears rubbibber-soled shoes Pacific jus the scene of a few of his land* seconds. Twirwo seconds later and bast just two miles from Point asemcnt in 1944, cann be virtually all the time.ne.) •„ Lobos on t scapes, photographe)her Ansci still counting,ng, hc uses the box lop to over: in the Monterey Peninsula, verlookcd. Hc is obviously cloclose to his wife The fumll Adam s is about to be snasnapped by a focus th e Jighight on various portions Ad mlture inside is old nnd certified am atuer. Adam s h as a special relationDnship of 51 years. Virginia,la. whom he met comfortabl of “ MonoliUiiUi: The F ace of Half withIth d ealer H arry Lunn. When table; the walls are covered "Let me see that.”.” he says. Dome.” After en the in Yosomite whenI hho would visit with casesses of alphabetized photo- te r 46 seconds he covers photlnion,” says Adams, "andId for religion and says “I'I was baptized plantsever to his lhrce-month-ol(•old, white crazy. "I cocompose all kinds of that verywhere and, hanging on at order alone I was ppaid in an Episcopalianm church and a wall, a gli Sedan De Vilie Cadillac.c- fugues to it whwhilel’m printing.” W00,( I gift from O'K eeffe: an old 00,000. Som e people think{ ithis haven’t been backk in — inton- cow skull, “ Looic a t this,” he sayys s |playfully. Adams Inseiscrts anolher sheet of was i 11, worn down by Uie dos- ■‘You touch the door I ns a m ove engineered to driveIve up tionally,” ert.- )r latch and ll-ford No. 2 Gallery Paper jind priceIces, but I don’t think m y pcpopu- the lights tum on insideIde. A car’s begins exposli It, E th d and Phil Foln arc ssing a sccond print — lar appeala] has been engincereirod. I Adams has process(sssdm prints of v S f'f™ coming toward youDU and a one of 60 he w from San Francisco for ; will make this Thurs- certa,rtalnly can ’t explain It iand "Monolltli," clglit at a time, five dinner. Feii photometer automaticalIcaily dims day morning.Ig. It's taken hiiVi a full somei ♦*ein used-to assist Adams " .your headlights. Oh, I metimes I wonder why I hihave m inutes in the dcveioi I do love day to prepana re for th e Job: testing flnall;lally bccome so financially, ssue- five mlnu ago, and recalls being In technology. Why do pcopoopie. get so paper, determrminlng exposures, ar- cessft iteS'KS; s / ' skroom the day-Adams upset by it?” ssful as a photographer, wlwhen Each of the prints loo riving a t a final fit precise blend of somomeone like Edward (West(Sion perfect - all bound foi i flrsl print of “Moonrlsc.” Unlike most artists K n M Bts, Ansel chemicals. H H< e is known equally anothiother great landscape phoihoto- and museums, the oiil 'c bccome venerated,” he _____ Adams finds delight la th only collections says to Adaid a m s .______ithe rldlcu--well for-hlss Im eticulous-eye-and - graphaphor-and- dose friend1 o f- Adams will now sellIto.. to . bus. as .well, as the sub!ubllm e. Al- m eticulous priijrinting. Adam tro tcd ls nion* lik d y ,” Uie though he’s best knowi lams’) died in rag s. Of cours own for a “Monolith:t: The Face of Half thinknk it's crazy that "Moonr "You can see how’ consistentcc It is Photographepher replies. half-century ol sumptuoi tuous land- Dome” Is daiJasslc Adams, shot in (Hernernandez,' another Adaii/m o '*0 Uiem ththis way.” he .But you've yoi grown consld- scapc photographs thatIt eepitomize Yosemlte inI 1927,J£ one of scores of dassitissic, of th e moon over a Ni ople think you erably,” saysaysF eln. the detail and grandeur N?w iCur of tho his photograplaphs displayed In Sep- Mexicjclco cem etery) How goes.‘ 7 I ': should expose the prinrint, develop it, ^ haveve also grown consid- West, and for his landmar nark efforts lem ber In aI retrospective n at New $IO,OOi1,000. M aybe it’s inflatlc and Uien keep repeatjatlng lhe pro- .efably,” sasays Adams, assessing In the conservation moveitvement, he York’s Museuicum of Modem Art. Mayb(lybe now it should be call cess.butyou’dgostircir crazy.” his girth. is more familiar to his fr "Y ou wer } friends as, The Im age iss a powerful display of *Quarlartcr-’ of 'Half-Moonrlirlse After lunch, a few ho were always so exhlla- an impishly entertainingng 77-year- stone, sky and ant snow; richly de- Homa: hours later, he rated,” sayslysEUiel Fdn. m andcz.'” roflxes U)c prints, ancmd Uien tones “What sh old m an. . tailed in the rockn x surface, d ark and Adaiidams still seems like a b she means is tight," big them wlUi selenium bebath mat soft- Adams says 1 “Everyone talks aboutIt A dam s as dense In tho sksky, pure while In the outdoodoorsman, although arthrliiritis ens the blacks sllghUy ys to another guest. an artist,” says painterer G eorgia fronting snowlow. This d ram atic has; gnarledgn his hands and slowi Uy and makes Theybe^(gin talking about nuclear iwed the prints more p ermrnanent. a It has pow er. The F O'Keette, an old tricnd.id. "You'll range In tonesnes, blended witli an his galgait. He is bald now, but he st le Fehis a re dead against still been a long day, but A dam s Is iL A dam s oft. understand him b e tte r Ifif youy think unw avering sensesei of composition, sportsrts the beard hc first greww in hardly flushed - ii often considers himself a of him as a real ham. the eternal makes. Adamiims a photographer the momountains and wears the strli >t first, conservflUonlst life of the party.” ring opon-heart surgery in.iSar?h‘,“= ^ a - " " ‘ admired by/ technically savvy ties: aniand cowboy h a ts of the landdhe I "I love spending d "Just call me the Julialia 'Child of professionals a; days in the 5 as well a s aw estruck loves.IS. 1He Is tough and stubborn, darkroom," he says.I. "I’m' Just a "All these . photography,” suggestsa Adams. - amateurs, Oncenee. a few weeks ago wh< ese fears of dry mounting ?hen ' w ell-preservedm an.”' ' tissue,” hehe says, referring to the "Sometimes I dry printsnts in the "There is no doubt,” says John visltin(ting G eorgia O’Kecfd' In NcVew "Ansels arch iv al.” microwave oven In the kltd ." says his modem me!method of malting photo­ itchen.” Szarkowskl, directordir of the photo- Mexico(Ico, he rcfused'to be shownnup i assistant, John Sexton Beep...beep...beep. ton. "He’s so graphic priiprints. "All Uils.fear of ! p ... b e e p graphy departnrtm ent a t the MOMA, by aQ wwoman, and insisted on foi-fc fuliofselenlum .” ...beep....The seconds areire ticking “that Ansel Ad m icrow aveve ovens. Uils fear of Adams is one of the lowingIng her up an old wooden laddtIder This has bccome: b a standard nudear pov oil audibly In the dorkiooi raphers of this centu- Into aran adobe cave. On anothi power, I Just can’t see Ansel Adams Is standing be ther Adams day; into the dsdarkroom by getting InI a rdlglous stale of fear occasloision, be refused to takec a 8, break for lunch, an a huge enlarger with a pappaper-and- Ironically, al I afternoon of ov er thesee things.U It’s like cars on although hc helped ' portralx alt of R ichard Nixon. H e useiscd_ toning, vodka m artiniII a t 6:30, and th e road — cardboard wand and an oldDid box top 'found th e A id — Uie problem is Uie lOMA photo d ep art-i to drivirlve his hiking companiiiiions (dinner, often with'guesCf:sfe,at7:30.''' ’people,.,.!' 6Tlmes-NoW8,T\vln FalfB,'lcJj,•Idaho Friday. NovomborZJ■23.1979. Cheiry l L aa l b u s e s h e r child same treatment. Miss> LaddLj took charge. 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: NOv,u/nber33,.1W.. screen?scr A: Not really. When Bing m ade a scriesscr of Minute Maid con clals.cla m em bers of.that TV produc-pr W lioilion staff w ere am azed lo fimind that >ssli; muchm t of Crosby’s prir i v a t e wardrobewa: was dreadfully ttacky, ■ k V wwith it emphasis on cheap sshirts, I Therefore,The they decided to^ buy who were mean. lolo me when I was pcrsuaditaded him to consider some-s- BingBln a classy Lacoste shirt to wear attending high school. sc This will tb ln:a g ia little easier and so heIC on cam era. Bing liked it so1 nmuch, showtheml" le a rned i^ how to do puff pastry. Atit he later phoned the ad agenency to q ; ive seen a numbernu of photo- the Initinitial lesson there was onee request more shirts in an a: “ sort- graphs of Romanm PolanskiI with a final problem: prt When the cookingg 7 meimcnt of colors. beautiful girt nainamed Nastassla expertt ww as ready to leave. Woody NEW FACES: A far y ' 4 amous Kinski. Is she hiss latestIi lady-love? askedI he he r to show him how lo loadd I Broadway producer has an ai Jn- E.L. of Pittsburgh,}h? thedlshvshw asher. He had never donee trigIrlguing way of keeping romimance A: She was, Naslajjlassia, the daugh- it before,)re. \ In In his life. In every one 0of: his ter of a Gcrmaman actor, met Qrl’vee'e enjoyed so many of Robertt aroductlons he arranges to■0 hire Polanski four yearjars ago when she Redfort’iM’s movies. Which ooe is hiss one )nc cast or crew member (n(male) was 14 and posedd forf photographs favorite?lte?-G .S .o fM ad Iso n , Wis. whovho is his param our for the■ rrun of he did for Frenchich Vogue. Later, A : We! asked os him that rcccntly andi lie show. Polanski used herT aas the sta r of the h e salid id that although mosl rc- Michael Douglas appearered so rilm“Tfiss’’hcrecceccntly completed member)cr his performance in "The - triir rim on a reccnt TV talk show, you Jn France. Romanm wasv said to be in Sting,”” withy P aul Newman, his -lARLOTTE RAMPLl'L I N G can:an Imagine my surprise wti*^ben Z Jove with her butt shesi turned down personalftal favorite is that marvelous cam i ...... wweekend e commuter. :ame across his photo (nan his marriage proproposal and now, w esterrern-adventurc-comedy. »apw and his face seem ed so50 full." ajas. has taken up uf with another "Butchh CassidyC and lhe Sundancet ■ TsS he on a chocolate sundae! bbinge movie director, Mil Q: What I find m ostst refreshingi opera. SheI wasw hardly a physical oi-h Mllos Form an, 46. K id ,” which v also co-starredi about Jil] G ayburgh, in i ir som ething?— D.L. of Atlaniinta. who did "H air.”So So all those photo- Newman,lan. Redford says he had .so in addition to w rcck but neither ne did she look In u Michael dellt>cratcly dump< her acting talent, Is the notu- the pink. Hic er r face app> a red florid iped 15 graphs you see are Jusl publicity m uch fun fur making that movie he •ounds Ih preparation for hisIs role for the film, rolness and modesty shesh< projiects and her eyescs looked tir-^i. And she tl felt guiltyUty about getting paid, when being Intenlewed 1 the movie, "Running," wwhich Q: Any reason we've’re not reading STUDlfDIO SHUT-OUT: Steve 'ed on televi- made no prcU'clensc of cot.laining her prcrremlered cariy this month, Sion. Is she alw ays thisIs ccandid and am ple figure,rc, underscored by how e^b il. He any stories aboutlUt Kris Kristof- McQueeiiBcri, acting before the movio mbarked on a strict trainingIR reg- ferson? Isn’t he dol self-effacing?-A.D. oftof Houston. short she isi —— perhaps 5 feet 2 or :t. imer doing a movie in cameras■as in "T he H unter" in loca- A: Candid, yes. Self-effa n en , often Jogging CO mileHes a M ontana?-— B.T.T. of Columbus, tions throughout thr the U,S„ has !ffaclng? Not But Princessjss M argaret iJoasLs a wect?eck. When the filming finis where her carecr is» conccrned,ci r-winnlne. loot! ilshed. H)lhy sm ile and engafj- doujtouglas’ Jogging d ro p p ^ to 2 or 3 Rcccntly, Jill, swatheded In mink; inF^«bonallt ility. Puffing on a cltja- milelilcs dally.-This, coupled wiivith a swept inlo Paramountunt’s head- rette attache:hcd to an elongated recp, quarters In M anhattan t [>ccnt promotional tour duluring m to dlscuK.s silver holderier, she lold one re- whic'hlch the acto r dldn'l have eno tho advertislnR for hertier new hit cenliy-divo vorccd journalist, >imrvm e to Jog a t aii, co m b in g to .movie. “Starting Ove)ver.”- She "welcometot] to 0 the club."- - - Sack mucho poundage — like I complained that Burl•I IReynold-s. Q: As sentlm or Jmental chartt^ mem* 12J. And, ; he’s got a brand-i her co-star. wa.s reaplnj?.nB a Rreater bers of the Aj Andy H anly fan club, mou*loustachc. amount of critics’ quoKjotes in llic wewerethrlUi rlUed to com c across an TRANSATLANTIC -pn COMMU' ads. and lhat she’d iilte: equale<; tim e interview In w 1 which M ickey Rooney Actrcss rtn Charlotte Rampling hi and praise. But the adsds were nol reminisced aboutat those wonderful ivpS^i^ >mposer Jean-Hichel, Jarre:-, med like such a n ador- ■. u,g|,Tleir little son while she Is In ^ never seem s lo die. BacPack in 1902, ab lescom pon I New onscreen. What was he Yorkork working on Woody AIU British statesman Johnin Profum o really like du:du^g this period? - jaigs, was involved In a wine amand women J.M . of St; Lou test movie. The actress sol . . th e episode lhat shook Englagland to iti; A: A phologi IC problem by commutjtin g ographer assigned to eckends back to Francc. Wo< toes, Profumo -has sinceice devoted accompany 1 /oody Rooney on cross- j,asIS given£ her most of Decemmber his life to good works and making country promiimollqnnl appearances- off so amends. However, one of the f^irls fondly recalls f so she can relax and enjoyy the lis that ‘when ho first holld:illdays wilh her family. involved in the scandal.ial. Mandy met the youngng Mickey, he was very q. ^ Rlce-Davles, 33. has Justist isigned lo eager, coopen : We hear lots about Chaimrlle eratlve, and a hum an chnr>implln’s d aughter G eraldine vwho write her memoirs and as she5 says, dynamo. Suddddenly, and while slill jgQjj. "set the record slraighlight." Her very young, an actress. .But.wasnit one oUother Rooney discovered . ^au^ughter, Victoria, an actrercss, too?)? W hat h a p p e n ^ to hcI closed, closed, closed withth theirt two children, Aurilla, la, fi, Krlsloffcrson is kckeeping away until furthu-ther notice irr- and th is-is d James,^ 5. giving little shovlows, from the press. Kris-Is and his wife, m eans ’ to everybody. McQueen's Victor:toria claims to love her vajaga- singer Rita Coolldgcdge, have been firm e dlet ic t:for this movie (the true id existence and says it’s's a having marital dlHilfflcullles and saga of aan- m odern-day bounty hunt- ich better life than she hbad K rlsloffcrson doesn’tn’t w ant lo have er) eneom:ompasses-cvon-lmportant- • Ing-at-home ------alw ay s-si — to talk about-the-situfituatlonrHclust ^newspaperper reporters, magazine round) inded by celebrltics. finished the film "HcjHeaven’s Gate” writers and photographers. DltD inah Shore m ust be In h e r E shot in Montana andid other^ places. . . by novnow. How does sbo keep up h I her H e co-starred withth Christopher Q; If fUmIlm producer Otto Prcm- mtlfuJ figure? — J.P. of Walken. Michael ( Newpcw port,K y...... 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Oo Millo. m 700 70 CLUO (3) MOVIE -(DRAMA).) ■*■ "Blood* lorbidden ancand llromon oro to burn. d od's magic lantom and oonli lAYS AOAIN O AS IT HAPPENS brolhors” 1078 Rlchanhord Gore. Tony booka, oxcept:ept ono.w hodecidostoroad wlckod old mon of Iho>0 aoa, (60 (!’) SKETBALL Atlanta Hawka CD THE TH DUKES OF HAZZARD Luronono LoBianco. Ayounomanisli s lom botwoon whal ho is . »uisupposed to bo burning. (2 mlns,) va Chlcaoo Bullsuils (2 hrs.. 30 mlna ) Tulllollo gucslc slars o s a lovablo counirnlry his own dronma for Iho0 fifuture ond Iho hra,. 5 inint,)n#,) (iD PHIL DONAHUE SHOW 7:00 characiiraclor known oa Qronny. who alsilso dom snds ol his family.y. <(Rated R) (2 g q q ^ 10:00 ------10:00 . . a m CAPT/PTAIN AMERICA Stovo countoiintorfoita, (CO mlna.) fws,) ' CO CS) C3 0 0 O O CD C S O O D N C M FOOTBALBALL------n o o o r 8,-«x-mafirarine-lurnod crifflolightor__ ___ 7:30 O O D LOROUOUNTSAI3ATTEN: A MAN NEWS Contain Amorlca.ca. lacoa 0 sovoro losl of O03 O OVER EASY Hoat; Hugh Down)*n«— FOR_ THE CENTURYIY Aa G handi O SOUNDS'IDSTAOE ’Chick Coroa and ______AFTERNOONI hla unusual ablllibllltios whon a fanatical Ouoal:)sl: Agnos Da MIHo. em eroes V s ' 0 loader pnproachiflg non- Friends' Chickihlck Coroa and Al Jarroou ------:------loKorial Ihroatomtons tho U.S. govornniont C7J CIVIC CH DIALOGUE . oooporallon wllh Britain,lln. Mouritbatten— porlorm jozini»,numb«ro IncUidin0 .iSpaln’. wllh 0 druowhlclhIch cau so s accoloralod 8.-00 loura India and noighborinoring oroas. and 'Grooving HighKigh’. and 'Summerlimo', (00 CS O OD NCAA FOOTBAL oglno. Slara; Rob Rol Brown. Connlo Sol- O CS CS) THE OUKES OF HAZZARIiRO moota ond marrioo EdwlrIwlna Aslly. (60 "llns.) _ 3:30 if a two-port Borloa; 00 Luronoono Tultle guoat alara oa n lovobiIble m inaj _ CS) ACADEMVEMY LEADERS This opioodo O AFTERNOON PLAYHOlHOUSE 'Tho " counlryniry charncier known aa Grann)>ny, GO CB CE) PLAYBOY ROIROLLER DISCO ineludos Iho French documontory Yoor Of ThOi<3bnlla Tloar’r’ A Blory ol qq m OVIE -(At(ADVENTURE) who> alsoals counterfoils. (60 mlns.) PAJAMA PARTY Richardrd CDawson h o sts 'Adoloscenco’« o ’ (1960); Normon MocLor-' racial projudlco aot agalnaliiabockdrop a i ..Hatart* 196212 John Woyno. Elsa O O WASHINGTON WEEK IN II a oalhorlng of colobritieritioB and ploy- en 's 'Nolghbcjhbors' (1957). a classic of Iho diaclpllnod sport of 1ludo. (60 Martlnolll. A loam lo of profosalonal REVIEViTIEW msloa in an osciling 01outdoor roller parablo aboulloul wor; and 'Clly ol Gold’ mlna.) huntoracaplurowowlldanlmalaloragamo O 0O THE ROCKFORD FILES JlrJim skating oxtravaganzs ot tho Ployboy (1057), a comi:omparolivo portroll of Oow- 6:30 .. .IC, . fnrmlnTonaonyiklylko to aond to Iho zooa, Rockloi:klord and hi» father win a Hawalla:1‘an Manalon W osl, (60 mlns,))S.) son City duringiflng the 1008 gold ruah. and HBO A U STAR BASEBALLkU. U.S.A. va « h f o .) vocailoiation, bul on arrival Jim Is shsnghgh- O O EISCHIED-Elschiishied foora that as ll appearedired at tho llmo ol lllming. (60 Ja p an (2 hra.. 30 mlna,) 0 MOVIE -(SU95USPENSE-DRAMA) •• aladby1 by his old Korean War commandeder a deranged disco danceror sond maotor of mina.) "Aloha Masnsna G o o d b y * ” 197 4 Inlo a a dangerous c intelligonco missionlon. disguises, who eluded polipolice offorte lo 10:30 ______EVENING, ______' Jamoa Franciacuicua. Solly Struthora. A ^^mmlns,) ln catch him IS yoara o(ago. may bo O CBS LATELA> MOVIE ’THE NIGHT youno woman, wllh wl a roro blood lypo ID MOVIE-EEK ’Grand Old (Repeat) 'HELHELTER SKELTER' Port II, G ^ E N (3) MOVIE -(OF[DRAMA) •* "S liv er hra,) ' Man' Hoot: Louio Rukoykeyoer. Quest: 1976 Stars:s: 0) (2 hre.) Old Man'Mar Hosi: Louis Rukoysor. Ouost1st: ftBO-- - ON LOCATIOIION: YOUNO "George Carlin,rlin, (90 mins,) woakond dato wllh a boy. tumaimatoOobra O R^ORTERSRS EdaoflOfl Gould.C COMEDIANS SHOW Victor:lor Borge hoals O MOVIE -(Ci-(COMEDY-HOMANCE) and her aex odKcallon loaloachor for CSOCS) FRIDAY)AYNIOHTMOVIE-Birth CD WASHINGTON WEEK ItIN up-and-comlng com ics InIno a show taped "Tommy andind tho Bachelor" 1957 advie*. (60 mina.) 01 Tho Boalloa-o' 1879 Slors: Stophon REVtEM'lEW at Ihe Comedy Storo In Hollywood. Debbie Reynolimolds. Leslie Nlalaen. Back- (17) WINSTON CHURCHICHILL-THE Mackonna. Hodd Culbortaon.I Tho film (8) RICHARD RIC HOGUE Porformino ore: MIko BBinder. Mike wooda girl nuraesnura a pilot bock to health ^ VALIANT YEARS traces tha oarlyly yeoroj of Iho Bootlos 9:00 Davls. Darrel Igua. Robert>ert Wuhl. Rick alter hla pisnaIsna crsshoo. (2 hra,) r _ 6:30 ■ from Ihoir blaakeiikest houra aa unkndwn O OD CS)C DALLAS Lucy decldoa the:lol and Ruby. (90 mina.) CS .,CHARUE'lUE'S ANOELS 'Angels Al a ALL IN THE FAMILY - younflslora atrypgliggKng lo osc o p e povof- Alan1 BasmBoi Is tho man for h er after ahelhe 0:30 Soa'Adislurte ly to thoir Invaaloislon'of America s s tho wllnossie sse s him standing up lo J.R-R- CD EVENING AT SYMPI-4PH0NY Ouo«l - uaea the volevoices of famous screen , PM MAGAZINE i jstodrojcluesaatowhois O BOB NEWHART. SHOW.'W ' ' ph«no^onat artUIt u ts who ’/ovolulloiilzod wlthouioui knowingI II w as a fight aiaaad l>yb) conductor Klauo Tonnsteflitedi laada the ' porsonslltles tc O CD MACNEIL LEHRER1 RIREPORT ' tha mua/c acona.10. (2 h ro j tho Iw6 tw6 ol them. (60 mlns.) , Boston Symphony Orchost>ostra In U ozt'a commutingI oa serlftf of shipboard Friday. NNo ovom bor 23, J878 . • TImos-Nis-Now:,. ■ ?..lls,idaho9 ' Friday coi9iitinued murd«rs. (Ropaai) who belrlandada him. (2 hra.) O ( £ MOVIE *4TNE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL cr«t or Invlelbilfly aodI aelaai out to Hoata: PoinlerHer S b te rs. Queata: Rod conquer Jhe world. (90 mfrmlna.) Sloworl. Lindada Clifford.i Jackie DeShan- GD CAMERA THREE *0a>'Oavid M am el' non and Carterrieno Carter, (90 mlns.) ' Thia prolllo ol th* playwrltwflght-dlroctor GO SANFORDRD AND SON ahowa how ha rehoaraeaI hlahl< actora for O CINE SEISEIS hla work». (A) u o v i e -(Of(DRAMA) " C h U d fn fD THE TONIGHT SHOWV Hoat:He Johnny o f Iha Loluaua E a te rs” 1071 Roy Caraon. (00 mlna.) Thlnnoa. Peterlier Duel. Psychiatrist in HBO HOUYWOOD private practicctlce with young people __ 10:40 Involvea new' tochniqueato In group ther- QD STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO FR^ ^_y. (2 hra.)I 11:00 CQ LOVE AMEAMERICAN STYLE (3) MOVIE -{COMEDY) • •• • *'P«rdon (8) JIMMY SWSWAGQART Mon Affair*'' 1078 Joanon Rochefort,-I 12:30 ^ -Victor Lanoux, Hoortwarmlfrmino French (S) MOVIE -(MUIMUSICAL-COMEDY) M comedy ol o mon who0 hoat never "R obin And Th*Thi Seven Hooda" 1064 ■ ' cheolod on his wllo (or wanlianted to) until Fronk Sinatra.I. Oean0 Martin. An updating now. (Ratod PG) (2 hra.)1 ol tho Robin Hood He logond aet In 1025 ■ Q ABC CAPTIONED NEWEWS Chicago. (2 hra.,hra 30 mins.) CD CD DICK CAVETT SHCSHOW Quoat: CD MOVIE - A stronauts land on H (8) INSIGHT Iho moon andid discover< an advanced H BO MOVIE ^DRAM A)••••• "A' ahonll" clviliiatlon livinging bonoath Its aurfaco. (2 ^ 1070 Michael Colno, PoiorJleriiJalinov. A hra.) man pureuea Arab alave trade•adoroocfOSB (8) ROSS BAG:AGLEY SHOW tho blazing Sahara lo ro scu e hia 1:00 kidnapped wllo from Ihothem. (117 (3) MOVIE-(D•(DRAMA) **’ » 'China mlna.) Syndrome' 1071070 Jan^ Fonda, Jack 11:30 Lemmon. Whanlon a tolovlaion reporter O ' DICK CAVETT SHOV40W Quoat: atumbloa onto0 IhoI atory ol anuclonr 'Snowdon' (Anthony Armalrontrong Jonoa). accident tho fllo file works bogln. (2 hrs.) photooropher. H B O MOVIEE -(BIOGRAPHY) •• ® MOVIE -{HOHROR) • "Children ' "Grcaaed UghtBhlnlng" 1077 Richard Shouldn't Play with 0*«d•d Thlngal" Pryor. Beau Bridoaa. Brii Alter WW II, a 1060 Alon Ormaby. AnyoI OrOrmaby. An block taxi driveriver turned boolloggor Is • acting compony oooa to o Ionlonely burial ateered Into atocl lock cor roclng, in thia true i islond to ahoot o movie0 ande finds story ol tho fitfirst black racing car alrange ond ghoullah croaluiaturoB there chomplon. (PQ]3] I(g s mlna.) RReb Brown sta rs a s supnue. (17) HUMAN DIMENSIC "The Haorl by-tho natlvoa. (C ISION n a p p ed by y a lMiddle East primo minister. - -Afffn A rfc /n r- •...... pa tm 1------i - — Is altrtm In-hiIn-hie e sc a p e by tho mistreBS : a. is myatorlduary murdered, dote)toc- CD M0VIE-(DRAMA»A JOINED iN o t.a n ollI magnate m whom tho prime . Sondra Locke, The story of a doal-mdi uto CD MOVIE-(DRAklAMA^OQRAPHY) • • H [lSo“ flnfinds four auapocta: an Insolo In 0 amall Southern town w^ Diont PROGRESS) 'D angerousJUS MlBBlon'1054 minister leaneara. (2 hra.) who helpa "Gallant Hours"s" 1060 James Cagney, actress'OSS, hor ilmid husbond, a desporatrate Victor Mature. Piper Laurie, Li Vincent J^y^^j^THRi Ihoao oround him, ond tho» youngyc girl D ennis W eaver.or. Biller (ighllng on produci rHREE STOOGES- UTTLE ducor, and his promlnoni wile. ((105 1( Price. • 5

S a t u r d cl a y MORNINQ ------In a couple ol mumurders. (2 hra.) ______10:30 ^ C K L E : IN THE NEWS 8^00 8:07I O O CS O TAR2IAN AND TH VS O SKATEBTEBIRDS; IN THE NEWS (10) PROVE IT (10) HAUNTED0 MOUTH» SUPER ■r'e: O QRIGORENRlNRG'S LAST (fi) GUNSM(SMOKE 'ER SEVEN; IN THE NEWS CAMPAIGN 6:20 8:20I (.4) OO CB I NCAA FOOTBALL (8) THE STORYST< (10) THE SCRAP TRAP (10) ALASKA CHALLENGE C^ GO CONNECTIONS COI 'Eat. OrInk and, _B ^ COME BACK 2K)0 S:2S 8:3 0 Merry'ry' Narrotor ; Jam ea Burko show' O MOVIE -(WESTERN-C't-C0M E0Y)«‘ % O FLIPPERPER - (10) ONE HOE FOR KALABO\B 0 O O CD POPE)PEYE; IN THE NEWS howtho tho 1470 Invasion ol Switzerland0*“ t "Cheyenn* Social Club"Jb " 1070 Henry C2) O OI SPORTSWORLDS 5 :3 0 C2J O O THEE SHMOO;S TIME OUT Charles Fonda. James Stow^riH.n. A cowboy o g u inNESS n e : GAME ries Iho Sold and Napolooh'a noe loom s that he haa Inhorli* CD SUNRISE SEMESTER (8) THE LESSONLON ______L0L2.n_oin oltlclonl wfty |o fllQrO’Orovlfltor irlied o Wyoming O MOVIEIE -(CLASSIC-AOVENTURPl' ____ ------© -A R C H IE S ----- lod to tho dovolopmoni of modof — BOdal-ctutT-frDrTrhls'IimrtJiTtjrctfrerrro hta— •‘■*~’'Save7iveniures Of Tom Sawyer" O CD OAFFY OUCK 8:45 rocketryetry. (60 mlns.) pannor'a dollghi, ho findeIda thol tho club 1938 Tommmmy Kelly. W oller Brennan. ^ O (X) WORLD'S GRE3REATEST (10) SIT OOWN.^'N. SIT DANISH (8) BIBLE BIB BOWL Is 0 bawdy house. (2 hra . . . Twnln'niln'B lamoua yorn about a SURERFRIENDS; SCHOOL.. ROCKRC s0:00 0 MOVIE -(ADVENTUREJRE) ••• ‘^ed miachlevoua I 11:00 Tent” 1071 Polor Find ua boy In o am all Miasour) C C ' MIGHTY MOUSE. HECKLE- HI C S O O O l N E^EW V ADVENTURES OF C « TWO'S TW COMPANY Inch. Soon Con- town. (90 mlns.) mli JECKLE: IN TKE NEWS FLASH GORDON;>N; ASK NBC NEWS O DAFFY DAI DUCK nory. Tho atory ol a Qor3onerol's dlsas- GO O (J)' NCAANi FOOTBALL (8) EVER INCREASING FAIT>^ilTH • <3) SPIDER'ERWOMAN; SCHOOL. O MARLO MAI AND THE MAGIC MOVII trous (light lo tho Northth f Polo in 1920. (8) KENNETIlETH COPELA.ND. (10) METALLIC SILHOUETTET E ROCK MACHINHINE Including a croah nndnd tho crow's (17) ULTRAMAN O SPIOERMAN;,N: SCHOOL. ROCK (8) 7 700 0 0 CLUB - • ovontual roscuo. (2 hro.)8.) _ 2:30 6:12 ^ C7J MISTER ROGI3GERS W SPECIALTREAT'IDorDon't Know Who O O CS OO SPORTS! SPECTACULAR 11:30 1 Am' (60 mlna.) . (10) IN THE WAKE OF DiSCC3COVERY ' ( 8 ) CIRCLE s o)UARE u ; O O> T THE INVISIBLE CHILDREN Gnrnry ^ I) Scoit LoOcoDoux va Mlko W eaver In a 6:30 I— (10) VIEWPOINT^T , Burgholf^olf rovoals ho was .born with i - 12-round hoQvoavywoighl fight. 2) Battle ot a i O O ) CASPER AND THE•ANGEllS: Ah 90;06 phyalcnlledi disability; a unlquo group o ■ ' Iho NFL ChVoihVofloadora, Pt. IV, fonturing & SAMSON ___ aSK NBC NEWS (10) PORTRAITr OF 0 A PROFESSION puppotaOta put on Ihoir spocini ahow nn< n running footlootball relay. (00 mina.) (17) PARTRIDGE FAMILY 9:30 'normallol kids'* diaeovor what It'D liko' u O SOFT IS THE HEART HE OF A CD MASTERFERPIECE THEATRE 'Lovo 6 :30 O O C5J FATAT ALBERT: IN THE bo hondlindlcnppod. ' CHILD ■ For Lydio'RicRichardson makoa plans lor (5) DIMENSION FIVE (10) HAWAII: PACIFIC PARADtAOISE NEWS ( i) WILliVILO LIFE IN CRISIS beginning n nowi tilo, whilo Tom is C7J MOVIE -(DRAMA) • • • 7 :0 0 CS^ O O ' O1 GODZILLA; TIME (5) 30 30 MINUTES f •••• "On Iho occusod off loadinglo tho doughlor ol a O O C O C D BUGS BUNNY ANDkNDROAD OUT > O CAS -J. W otorfront" '1054 Mnilonlon Brondo. Evo neighboring0 farmerfa astray. (60 mlns.) :ASPER AND THE ANGELS: ASK Mono Soinl. A wnlorltoni ' .RUNNER: IN THE NEWS L4J O C« SCOOOOBY AND SCRAPI^r NBC NEWS NE\ jnl union bucko n7)M OVIE-(81 -(SCIENCE FICTI0N)r»*» 4 01} O O FREO ANO BARNEYlEY MEET DOO; DEAR ALEXEX AND ANNIE CD 'lOVA NOV 'Indift: Mncliinory ol Mope Iho o((ofl3 ol Q cflmo1 commitloo C' to '‘Inorodlbloo ShrinkingS Mon" 1958 * THE THING; TIME OUT t7) ONCE UPONN AI CLASSIC . AIlhouoMjQh moat Indians livo by Iho oamc“ bronk up ilo riickols, bulIft ft dock woikof Qrnnt Williomiamo. flondy Stuart. A miin GO O O J PLASTICMAN'4- £SHOW; (8) BACKYARD toslllioa nfior hia brothor'lor'B donth. (2 slnrta to shrink shrl In o iz o 'a flo r being > rhythm71 na n thoir nncoolors. somo nru hrn.) SCHOOL. ROCK 9:340: onjoyinging Iho lull bonolita of modern oxposod to3 n rodlonctlvo cloud. (Q5 8) LIFE IN THE SPIRIT (10) WHERE IS1 HOPE H( toclinolofology. Tho gap bolwoon Iliosu (S) THROUGH DEATH TCTO LIFE mino.) 10) CAST A GIANT SHADOWOW 99;44 • , ofoupn3 In In bolno f»uffowod by n policy ol (17) MOVIE .(DRAMA) ••• • • ', "Bull- " fighter And Tho Lady" 11 17) MAVERICK (1(1) HOSPITAL SURGEON Sl -flpproprii>pruito' lochnology which uatui ’ 19S0 Roburl 3:00 7 :J4 10:00tO; . itiK tciuoutuourcoa ol both grouDo lo m.K'i Stock, Giltjotl Rolniu), A\ yi young Qrond- ^ CELEBRA ' ' ' wiiy ptoflucof i.ioiir. lo Mo»l' 3RATI0N (10) METALLIC TALES Q O CD JASON . OF STAR ihci iiood:)odr. ol all. (OO minaJ O»lco wM'jro hu Cp SOCCERER MADE IN GERMANY 7:30 COMMAND: IN THEFHE NEWS O VIEVi■lEWPOINT chcmo lo In/irn 3 :3C -« (8) THE ROCK O O HOT HE t^iitllirjhiind mcffrty tof -il'.iril.ino id.'as, (.•? ( i) COUNTRY HERO SANDWICH «D KIDSIDS ON THE BLOCK Hr-, ) TRV • / O CO.'-WECKEIKEND SPECIAL 'Tl.o O FIRING5 LINtLl .oro A Rolo (or (10) HERE'S HOW TO GUY A ICAR (;.)n|.inl Kid' Whi.nI’fi .T; youno boy wild n ^ Priviir-- Colloc _ apt e r n o o n _ O OUR GANG illogou, int: Willlimi F. 0;00 ;>i.>c[ivily (Of :n.’u<(in(> KitlJ inmnj c.-iiiln O SIX MILLIt OVENTURE) • ♦ • 4 ronliornmnn, In 1820. nflorbtilngig 'unllofs (00 imn-; ) LLION D O LU R MAN 17) MOVIE -(MUSICAL-COMED'EDY) '•C uptaln Horatio. H( H c n jio w o r" l o s t (8) ROSS BAGLEYBAC SHOW 'W onder M an" 1045 Donnyny Knyir, Gr.'ijory Pnck. VifQir naulod t}y o boor, in loll for cJund.d. :5 j FACES fOinto Mnyo. Story ol survivevivon with a rnro dotormlnaiion 4:00 Virginia Mnyo., Tho alory of Q o briisti ihi' Driliiih Go.T Cup jn 0 RAYSOFKOPE O WEEKEND -llptntn find hl3 lovo, nnrfrnmmos n. lo bo looked upon as n god)d O SPORTSWORLO :ND WEST young nightclub ontortoJnor fwid wi< 'hi;i • . iiruund IMo limo o( IhuihuNopoloonic Wara. ■ -^ ,^ 0 ...... (2) WILD KINCCINGDOM. . I ‘aludlouo Iwln.brolherW t-j »a Implinpliciiioii ni:.., 30 nimn.). ’ Indians. (2 hra))-','-' ' •• • - ■ 1:30’ • - I ■; O MIGHTY '■MOUSe/' HECKLE-E- '■ O UNDERDOG '1 " " "■" 15 . V , , / 30 MINTUIITUES ...... *'* • > I « ROUNDTAt'TABLE ' ’ ' 10 Tittd'^-Wfewb'/Twlfi FfllW; Id.il' ' Frfjnv, N rven'M 'f ?3, i S a tu rd a y continued ( I l u - :■ ■ O UARY TYLER MOORERE oppools lo Buckuck to roacuo Iho lender O * OD(B THE LOVE BOAT Thr raco rj car drivers nt o A maMloarliol oris oxpori ond cull londcdor •••4 "isn't It Shocking'ng" 1973 Alan Somnniha Eooar. EOD Trio ol spine lingilng GARDEN Diockcarirockin.linonolfortlocaichdrug kidnnpaops Iho daughter ol a Souiiulh Aldn, Loulae Laaaor. A sorlsoflos ol blinrro 'n ies nboui1 Ihu Iht hiddon powers ol cats. (4) TO BE ANNOUNCED . omugglora, ((!03 m mlns.) • Amoricoiricon loader to lorco Sloane into0 >0 murders disrupl Iho dnyy lclo dny roulino (Rnlod R) (2 hrs.)t C5] HEE HAW O ONCE UPON,)N A CLASSIC 'Tho Oido aha#vdov_:!i»r» B jB r* .td o n . -(8) JERRY K . '•■'.'.vi and throo sixlh-gradors lalkH ababoul how travels loI JtJapan to observe Iho of o hardlord nosod newspaper man and1 oa Ronny Cox. Mlni-skirtodI woman w< ralsos (I? ) LOVE AMERICAN Ah STYLE - chlldron co p e wilh lamlly Illo.i,o varied ond numeroiorous acta unillod by tho nowcomoomor boilorlna pirouotlos Into a havoc end oyobrows In this 3:15 O NASHVILLE ON THE ROAROAD • underlying principl':iplos ol Zon Buddhlam. blltorawoawool romance. (Rolod PG) (i 11 comody adopted Irom ihe0 hih iU o n a (Pg“ C4) MOVIE -(CR(CRIME) "R ise and Fall (8) SEND FORTH YOUR SPIfSPIRIT J mins:)) (102 mins.) of L egs Dlemoimonda" I960 RayDanton. 7:30 ^ 9:30 11:30 Knron SI00I0.ie. Tho rise and Inll ol n ______EVENING O A GIFT TO> LASTL O MMONTY PYTHON'S FLYINGJG C2) O SATURDAY NIGHT3HT LIVE mobsior whoo clciolmod that ho couldn 1 ------O OD DETECT!':TIVE SCHOOL CIRCUSUS O CBS LATE MOVIEE 'HARRY O: ho killed nndd believedb' il. (105 mins) 6:00 (8) THE LESSONON (8) ROS:l o s s BAGLEY SHOW 'Loslor Two' Hnrry's noioht 3:30 NAME THAT TUNE e kidnapped loi no opparomorn ■reason'! (17) AG-U.S.AS.A: O TO BE ANNOUNCED ___ _ O O CO SALEkLElM'S LOT A chilling O GOP O I GD C O °l9 CO O O t (Repeal) 'MCMILLAN ANOJO WIFE:' Nlghl 4:00 (3) SHOWTIME SSPECIAL horror alory ol vompirisin vor cunnino ram. NEWS Train ToL.A,' Stars: RockHk Hudson. Paul (8) CHRISTOPrOPHER CLOSBUP 'Tuscolooaa’a Callino Mo...ButBut I m Not pom In modorn-d:i-day Now England. A (3) MOVllOVIE -(COMEDY) ""Vl "M ovie.le. Burke. (Ropoal) - - - (17) BETWEEIEEN THE LINES * Going' An OII broadway hit Iholhal won tho , a u cc o sslu l novelvollal rolurns to his Movie"1" 1078 1 Goorgo C Scoll. Trishoh C7J TREATMEN 4:30 oulor criilco circlo oword comoa co lo ‘ boyhood homo ol3l £Salom'a Lol. hnunlod Van Oovodygusr

______EVENINGI of prodolors.». ‘ Tho program oxomlnoa endId LonL O’Connor, voloran roportoitor lor ^ 12:3030 mlns.) 'lho impact ol3l mn an's lakoovor of much NBC’iBC’s Chicago olfillalo. QD MOVIE -(ADVENENTURE) •••W (8) 7000 CCLUB O GO O CD I a CS) O O 0' '*’«» North■\ A American wlldornoaa on (8)) TRANSFORMEDT "OperaUon Crossbowow” 1S65 Goorgo 2:15 NEWS anco. (80 mins.) HBOBO MOVIE KC0MEDY)«*^4 "PcP ock- Poppard, Sophis Lorenron. Tho etory ol 0 (17) OPEfPEN UP O FEEUNGS'Fam ily'Or. L S:30 ot1 Monoy"Mc 1072 Paul Newman,1. Loo small band of comnimmondos oul to 2:40 Ihroo sixlh-aradors lalk . KRP IN CINCINNATI Arthur Marviiarvin. A dobt-rlddon cowboy ondnd hia destroy 0 Nazi socrel01 1 missile stronoh- CC NEWSWS childron copo wllh familylyllfo. 11' Carlson Is ece ca latlc whon hla wllo shlliylllly pol got mixed up with crdodoftod old during W.W. II, (2[2 hrs.,I 30 mlns,) 3:00 ( D ZOOM announces thal:hat sho Is going lo make catlloitllomon. (102 mina.) A\ - CD BENNY HILL C^D MOVIEVIE -(COMEDY) ** "G onera- (8) ROCK CHURCH him a lalhor’ forfo the second lime. 11:30 n \ (8) ROSS BAGLEY SHOWS» tion” I960B60 David Junssen. Kim Darby, @ ANOTHER VOICEE HMo.l Chuck a E-(DRAMA) •■■rt 'China OI CBS ' LATE MOVIE ’HARRYlY-^O; ^ 12:40W A nowlywo!'wod couplo inlurlalo tho girl'o Stono and guosts provido ili 1979 Jono Fonda. Jack MIstoiistor Flvo And Dime' A young coilundsrsr 1In th e S u n " 1959 Suian a son, but tho Joyful oecosiorSion ia cloudod n A r m i. Jolf Chandler. 1850; Slory of by Iho suddon doath ol OUGRANT It’a o battle lor ot.. columnist.coi Chicago Sun-Timos;; MMiko emotionless replicas of I « ' K . ® on°S,1 Billie tries lo koop Rossi Roykolyko,.columnist, Chlcsgo Sun'TlmImes; PG) (116 mlns.) quo p 00|)re who ore going to molhor. (60 mlns.) la lo slart a now vineyard. (17) FALCONS’ COACH'SH.SSHOW ovor hor big slory. iho nndL«d Len O’Connor, veteran reporteror for 1;00« ' disoppoaranco ol a piano NBC's)C's Chlcogo alliiloto. (3) MOVIE -(COMEDY) 1 0 compllcolod lovo Iriaogio. _ 6:30 IS.) O ALL IN THE FAMILYV corrylng a smslTisll lown baskolball toom. f4)) MOVIE M( -(TITLE UNANNOUNCEI:E0] Mon Affalro" 1078 Jeon J< Rochefort. (60 minsO CZ)> ABCA CAPTIONED NEWS Victor Lanoux. Hoartw 3:30 C2) PM MAGAZINE RDS OF HOPE O BOS NEWHART SHOWin w O CD ID SSONG BY SONG ’E.Y. (8)I CORAL ( RIDQE PRESBYTERI;r IAN comedy ol a man wl ■ ( » s program pays tribute lo- CHURilURCH cheated on hla wife (ort 4:00 O CD MACNEIL LEHRERER REPORT r s 29 PLUS C4) HOaVW OOD SQUARE irica's groolost lyricisls. 11:40 - now. (Rated PQ) (2 hra r o n M ^ e 'Vselections ^ . performed ore CS)) GUNSMOKE G • C7) F.B.I. 4:16 CS) TIC TAC DOUGH (17) WORLORLD AT LARGE O W SANFORD AND c SO n u 'Ovor tho Ralnbjinbow.' 'Brother Con You 11:60 O NEWS O O HAPPY DAYS AGAI Spore A Dlmo'lO' and1 'April In Porla.’ (00 (17)My. Romanlic1 slory about tho10 erookod dealings ol tho young coualn, who diod Ire . A young woman's hus- „ _ 12:00 of two young poopio. IholrIho alfoir before town'a civicivic adminlslrotor. (70 mlns.) ovordoso. so ls oul io Ilnd a d she is lolt to csro for hor C D0 O O TOMORROW morriago, Iheir ups ondnnd downa. oxiro (8) ROSS;S t BAGLEY SHOW •connocllon.' (60 mlna.) son. Tho Iwo sol out lor C4) SANFORD S> AND SON marital oflolra and linaiinaiiy iheir moro (l7 ) NEWSIWS } C£) O O UTTLE HOUSEUSE ON.THE «'>«'here oho moots o young CZ) LOVE L( AMERICAN STYLE maluro undorotonding of marriogo. (80 S;00 ' PRAIRIE Phorlos ond Coroli■ronrio Inbmrs #-in fovo. ( to o mlna:-) • bocom o grondparonla whon t 0:15 birth to a oon, but tho joylul“oiss™; o n’) AMERICAN STYLE ,______clouded by Iho auddon doa 9:30 («) BOSS BAGAGLEY SHOW ollno's molhor. (60 mins.) ’ (17) MOVIE -(M-(MUSICAL) -'High O REPORTERS I Bing Crosby. Tuesdoy C jU O C C MONDAY NIGHT F< lower trios 10 rosumo a Now York Jo ts vs Soatllo S< or and jusl bo ono of Iho CZ) MACNEIL LEHRER REPREPORT?EPORT . (2 hrs.. II ' (8) 7 0 0 CLUB . 16 mlns.) © DICK CAVETT SHOWDW •Chlcogo ' „ Modia Panel' Part I. Ouoata:ta: IIrv Kupsln- O C2) O (3)D CB C O 0 0 o i O CD ot. columnist. Chicago Sun-Tiin-Tlmes;Mlke NEWS Royko, columnist. Chicago10 Sun'Tlmos; S O ACADEMYY LLEADERS This episode 8 _ ond Lon O'Connor, voioronnroporiorfor rc Inciudoa lho> FrenchF 'documentory NBC's Chicago afllllalo. •Adolosconco'd’(1966); NormanMocLor. CD M.A.S.H. A aovorolyety wounded on's 'Neighborsora' (1067). 0 clooslc by Jooy Sassa sso soldior, rushed to Iho poorlyjrly oquippod poroblo oboutt wor:w ond ’City of Gold’ ______4QI7th_by_choppor^wlu_dll_dlo..or bo-.-(i8S7)^a^mpo.iparalluo.porUall-al.Oaw ____ _ pormanonlly paralyzod III hch was ' rocolvo major suroory In 20 i mlnuloa. oa 11 appoorodat1 at the lime ol filming. (60 idnlt have thc undivided attcttention ol his youthful bomombed in a weekend b ba; a se b a ll g a m e in an (17) MOVIE HMUSICAL) "Girls, mlnoY crowrowd. so he scolded thc crowowd. "You listen to mc inslrislructionol league at Sl. PciPcicrsburg, bul Detroit Girft, Girts” 1962 ElvlaProalrosloy. Stella CZ) OD MASTiSTERPIECE THEATRE ow. turkey, you may never seee e m c again in p e rs o n ." TigcIgor officials were pleaseda wwith his performance Siovona. A handsom e alngorlorio I; pursued 'PoldarK 11' AunIinl Agolha’o dying curso Alterilerrtaling serious and lighlhch e a rte d m o m e n ts, th e noneonctheioss. Tho Tiger pitchcr.icr. who has been testing by protty girla and h6 can't decidowhlehdoc rhounts Goorgo.). MorwonnoU still pines for threeircc-limo hoavywcieht chom■mpion e x h o rte d so m e hisis cofl-hurting throwing arm in IIhc Florida league this ono ho wonis to solllo dowrlown wllh. (2 Droko. Althoughgh sho fiaa bocomo lho -^QOQO :starstruck black youngster:jr s to lind a p u rp o se for fall,ill, b ree ze d Ih ro u g h tw o pciperfccl innings against hra.. 16 mins.) Vicar's wile. (00:00minrf.)-- Ihcir-icir lives, and alw ays to be prproud of their race. Ho Texcexas Ranger farmhands, thro^irowing fastballs clockcd HBO MOVIE -(COMEDY) ••H "Pock* 110:30 spenDent aboul 20 minutes Ihche same day, with a at1 898 m.p.h. "That’s the bostost velocity he's had so Ot M onoy" 1072 Paul Nowilowmon. Loo C2) O O O' THET TONIGHT SHOW checheering, laughing crowd at a downtowndi Tallahassee, far,"ir," said Detroit Manager Sp;Sparky Andorton. Then, Man/in. A dobl-rlddon cowbo;vboy and his Quoal hosi; Bill111 Coaby.C Guoals: Bobby Fioriclorida church at the slart of a two-day stay as guest howiowever. a couplc of marginalnal hits, a walk and two ahlfly pol g e l mixed up wllh*rllh crooked Goldsboro. Susauson Soinl James. (00 ofI honorh( al Florida A4M Univliversity's homecoming doutDubics chascd the righihorbonder. The American cattlem en. (102 mlna.) mlns.) eek e n d . . Rogglo Ja c k so n sa;says he wants II known Leag;ague club manager said hc1C t told Fidrych, 25, that ...... 7 :3 0 0 CBS LATETE MOVIE -THE NIGHT (hlat L nho didn't dump boautifui clitocli m o d e l G ara M o rto it w;was only 'his ego that's unhappy. un Then allcr a *' (3) M0VIE*(D0CUMENTAR1ARY) ‘Tooth STALKER; SonlryIlry’ A numbor ol people andId that1 "wo aro still very gooood friends." El Stuggo miniilnute ho c o o led dow n, a n di he admitted il. Hc told And Claw" Five yoara In lhe» mimaking Ihls who work in on uiidorgrounduiu archive aro so just bought a houso in Oakland0; with a 10-car mc,le, ” 1 w as throw ing g o o d .'’’... .. Dusno Bobick may amazing movio uaoa now Iiirfilm making found dood andId KolchakI investigates. 03^30irage. which should be niceI nnd; cozy (or his five nevejvcr light again, but hc doesn"^sn'i seem worried obout lochnlquea lo reveol animtilmal Ulo In (Ropoal) 'HELTE.TER SKELTER' Port 11. Roilsqm/ Royces .., Lou Holtzt was reflecting on it. Ho H has been signed by ESFESPN, the new 24-hour AlriOB; (60 mins.) 1078 Slars; QflC3flOrgo DiConzo. Stovo housouslon’s 13-10 victory overr hisI Arkansas (ootball sporjorts TV network, as a fight1 cocommentator, and he’s O ( 9 OVER EASY ’Pro-Rio-Reliromont Rnllsback. ' am in a meeting ol unbeotcr:cn rivals, "It’s difficu'? takiniking acting lessons and maknaking pions to open a' ns ( i) 240-ROBERlERT Thoir courageous PIpnnIno’ Hoal: Hugh Downs. 1 put your life into somethinling, ll’s like a farmer healljalth spa. And, if hc can ndid I-himself of bursitis, he CZ) ONCE UPON A CLASSICIC'ThoOldo rescue ol o bnlh.ilhor stranded In shark- !°„P"Jtting his lile into his crop B lands Trap and ThIb on 3 and then it doosn't mayay attempt another comebac■back in th c ring, Curiosity Shop’ Quilp now bolloo'‘o 3HTATTHE wKdernoas ondI lind lin Ihemaolvos facing cxcitccited when wc win or too> depressed1 when wo Pfaytayerful appeal to her late husbusband. Robarto, "When Pittst 1 g a m es to B altim ore it MOVIES 'Boggorman. Thiohlol' 1970 M ordosl of lorrorror. (Rated R) (2 hrs.) lose; c . . . " Itsburgh w a s b e h in d 1-3 in gj nn-Ford. An O ABC CAPTIOriONEDNEWS looko}kod very. bad. I was lookingtball c o ac h . My wife beggedd me to get out. She Annivnivorsary ccfebration of thelhe World Sorias’ Mosl Jo rd sch o to pull horsolf ond d. ’Get any kind of a job, comme home at 5 o'clock^ Valuo dacho family logelher afteiifter Tom’s committing a sorlos so ol shipboard said. ' luoblo Playor J^wards. Of Ihoho :25 players who have 1 dlsaoooar- murders. (Repeal)lal) in thotho afternoon.’ Then we startjrted winning and she' rocoi\:oived tho award, only Clemenncnte has died... Tracy | murder and brother fludy'a dls « some of thc goodies, and si onco. (Pi. L ol a two-partrt sso.?os: 2 C D E O IC K C AIkVETT V t SHOW 'C hicago saw sc she said 'Get up and Auitli:itlrt just lovos to woar hcr:r L'cg^ I pantyhose, | Modia Ponol' Partart I.1 Guosts: IrvKupsin- 0 ^ 0 PREDATORS Robertjo n Rodlord. ot. columnlsl. Chlcihicago Sun-Timoa; Miko —.^narrotosthls docum«ntsry,cnttsn tho plight RoyKo. columnist.St. Chicago Sun*Timos; I FridAy, NovM ovomlMr23,197a-. TI/noflTN’oItN’ow s, Twin Falls. Idaho 13 M o n d a yy continuedd C4^ MOVIE -(AOVENTURIURE) • • "KlIlorB - alonodtosuisurvoy ond biilld Iho firsl Eaat tratrader. (GO mlns.)' of Klllmsnlaro" 19S00 RobonS Taylor. African rallw. 5:40 aro atat i work again, leering up thoho ilwoy.lsboaotbywildboasts. (I*; UTTLE CZ) MOVIE -(COMEC Anthony Nowloy. An engli•nglnoor. commis- invading irlbiribosmon and nn Arab alnve RALa I c a lF ^ " ^ ^ STOOGES: I ilEDY) * “ B lockbus- town...on..ond goltlnoJn(«nd out of trouble,lo. te ra " 1944 East; SideSli Kids. T h e'k id s' (00 minimlna.) , TuesdJary -> /'I ______EVENING______is socfolly ly being usod lo smuoolo 'Tu 'T uscaloosa's trailing Mo...BulI I'mI' Not O O TOMORI3RR0W (17) MMOVIE-(ORAMA) 'Tho Million ) hashish, ondand Billy Is rouniiod with iho Going' Gol An oil Broadway hil thatI wonw Iho C4) SANFORD ANO O CF) O O Gormon radicJdicol whom ho oncod lovod. oul NO SON • Dollarr Grab'Gr 19S6 Oana Andrews. Brodsd e cn o C3) C0 o oulor critics circto award comsmes 10 ( I i LOVE AMERICAICAN STYLE Harrla. (2 NEWS jncluBlon;>n; 2 hrs.) SheShowllmo. Tuscaloosa Is a mt I. (2 hfs,) O ZOOM S C7JCD Ll musical- - HBO TIME WAS:i: THET 1920's 2:30 (JJ LIVE FROM THE MET 'R ise comedy con Iributo lo Ihe ups and dotlow naol 12:3 (8) ORAL ROBERTS and Foil ofI IhoIh, Clly ol Mshagonny' This Now Nov York iilo. ' 2:30 (3) MOVIlOVIE -(DRAMA) **• “CaptainIn (3) MOVIE -(COMEDEDY) ••W •‘Movie. Eddie” 1 ID HEE HAW la tho promiuTiioro of n now production of TUESDAY MOVIE OF THE \ i” 1945 Fred MacMurray. Lynn (17) HAT PATROL Bortold Broch 1 WEEK MovIo" 1978 Goonjorgo C Scolt. Trish Bari, rhoTho alory ol Eddie Rickonbockor.ir. ocht and Kun Wont's musicnl 'Adam'a ’Ad< Woman' 1979 Slars:j: Boou Van Oovero. Dollghi HBO UME WAS: THEIE 119S0's dromo. Jnmo:moa Lovino wilt conduct tho Brio ghilul spool ol Iho recordJ htholding rocino driver and aco Bridoes. Jano Morror. Tho sloryy o< i two movios of tho I930r30s, (Haled PG) (2 llohierr pllplloi. (2 hra.) . . ^ 6:30 work lo bo) porformodpi in Englloh. unjuunjustly imprisoned poopio whc'ho find hrs.) O AtL tN THE FAMILYILY f-**) O C«) TTHREE'S COMPANY lovo 2:40 lovo nnd oscapo Irom Iho hard llfo(foofnn ■ GfJ MOVIE-(DRAMA)fA)*** ‘'Cincinnati (5) NEW CJ) PM MAGAZINE 8 :3 0 ' Aua:Auairnlion penal colony. . . EWS Kid" 1965 Slovo Mcon a flyir oxpon'gambler is (8) JE6LESUS IS THE ANSWER Flying' Wo)o ia nlraid of Hying a priisriso n o r-. dotorminod lo take tho crown nway Irom FAMILY FEUD lopDldod rovQovotutlon bronka oul in hin to10 Clovofnnd( ond a citizen luri TIC TAG DOUGH country nndd ho ^ fools It Is hla duty to S3.5 urns In on oldor. dnppor mnnnn known!■ OS Iho Kino C7JM0VIEtVIE-fCOMEDY-ROMANCE) S3.SOO thoi ho found. (Ropont)I ol stud pokor, (2 hra,vs.) “Sho Dor O n o SANFORD AND S ^ ) CELEBRATION Dono Him W rong'’ 1933 Moo C7J BENNY HILL Woat. Cory Co Grant. Tho atory ol o O O HAPPy DAYS AG,AGAIN (8) FAITH TTi ©0 DICK CAVETT SHOW Chi:hicngo (8) ROSS BAGLEY £ C7J OVER E6SY Hoat: H / ^9:00 Mod^odln Pond' Pan II, Y SHOW donco-hollhall saloon In Iho gay ninoilos. Guoat: Jack LoLonno. " "““f’ (3) MOvM? ?Cc 6 m EDY) •V j -Lovo At ■:40 (70 mina. Flrsl Bito- I97£ C53 f.B.l. 4:00 <8) GOOD NEWS 979GoorgoHnmllion.Suaan O9 ,ABC CAPTIONED NEWS (JOIlOlNED _ 1:00 0 7 ) NBA BASKETBALLLAtlanioHnwks At Saint Jam os.s. draculo< Is back, but this INN PiPROGRESS) :00 (8) ACCE:CENT ON LIVING n o F.B.l. 4:10 va Son Anionlo Spuroa ((2 hra.. 30 tlmo ho'a olmlnming lor your lunnybono. nnd C7J7J DICK| CAVETT SHOW (JOINE>

(8) BOSS BAGLEY SHO» 0 W IricioNoal.Ail.AnAmoriconfomllyaltompIs ®CE MOVIE -(COMEDY) • • • " U ltle _ 3:50 3:5 of Tortiortufla" 1961 Kon Scolt. Johrihn _ 12:40) 0 porilousIB o sc ap o from occupied •'•uM ufdero" 1071 EHioil Qould.f. IM orels CZj MOVIE -(MYSTEiTERY) •• ‘‘Impulo*'* Richardssrdson. 17th cenlury: A Briiishish QD F.B.I. . Franco lo> ItIroodom. (Roiod R) (08 hoiRodd. An agrotaive urbanilo losiBsaoos 0 1056 Arthur KenCennody. Conslonce prlvateeile er ceplaln Is ordered lo find andnd I mlt»s.) pacpooalvo pholographer Inlo manarriago. Smith. Young married-lod man goto involved destroy'oy Ihe pirale. Sir Henry Morgan,jn, (7D F.B.I. 1:35 (n O m ln o .) with a gongster omond an Illusive love who haehos turned on tho British. (600 O NEWS (17) MOVIE/IE -(ADVENTURE-DRAMA) (8)(8) 7 0 0 CLUB affair. (70 mlns.)I mins.) ) 1:15 "Enchaihsnted laland" 1958 Dona —_ 2:30 3:553:5 CD MOV«OVIE -(MUSICAL) “ Sunrtyny (3) MOVIE -(DRAMA)) • • "Blood- Androwa, JoiJano Powell. An American 'A)Q ) MOVIE-(WESTERN) * “ Talloil M on" (17) WORLD AT LARGEL« Side ofof lhe Street’’ 1051 Frankloilo brolhara” 1078 RIcharcHard Gere. Tony whaling voss8'1955 Clark Qoble, Jone Ruoselsell. Two 4:04:00 Laino.TeI. Terry Moore. A prelly T.V. workeror LoBlanco. A young mant Is Itorn bolwoon S ea Island,f, mwhoro Iho men find thorn- brothoro light olf onow slormirmo and (8) THE LESSONi arran gigos o t an audition (or a wouldId his own drooRis for Ihoe (ufuture and Iho aolvos in a1 horolchi claah wilh cannibal IndlIndians. (2 hrs., 30 mlns.) 4:34:30 be-slngeiiger, bul walks out on him whonan domanda of hio rBmily.1. (I(Ratod R) (2 hoodhunlers.rs. (2 hro., 20 mlns.) ^ (8) ROSS BAGLEY:Y SH O W sho findsnds him romoncing som oono elso.0. hr#,) 1:40 ®(X) NEWS (17) NEWS (90 mine-nlns.) HBO MOVtE^AOVENTURrU R E )»»*‘' ^ o ® MERV' QlGRIFFIN 3:30 5:0"5:00 (17) 1-THREE STOOGES; UTTLE£ Pasifloa" 1970 JoiAosies Mason.'Pa- 2:00 (8) SOUND OF THE SPIRIT ( S MOVIE-(ADVENTNTURE) " P ira to i Ra SCAL!:ALS

- SPORTS - FRIDAY N^V. 23. 1070 ;______AAFTERNOON SUNSUNDAY ^ ioiS 5 6:30 lOV. 25, 1979 A BASKETBALL AHanIa Hawks ------ilo o ------'* 0 '' cs:) B.Y.U. FOOTBALl?LL (17) NBA B, ______MORNINQNO______• (D SPORTS\rSWORLD 11:05Q5 vs Son ArAnionlo Spurs (2 hra., 30 ,2:00 ______MORNING______CO B.Y.U. BASKETE ______10:00 'TBALL COACH'S 11:40 SPORTSWORLO ______10:30 SHOW QD O d ) NCAA FOOT rLAKTA HAWKS REPLAY ggs SlNCAA FOOTBALL 8a « 8 CD NFL TODAY 4:1515 (17) a tla i ______AFTERNOOf 2:30 O9 (O NFL '79 (17) ATHLETES 22!!------e e t O f BD i SPORTS SPECTACULAR _ 11:00 THURSDAY)AY ______1:00 • __ 1) Scolt LeOo>Doux vs Mike Woovor In o 81 NNFLFOO'TBALLLosAnooIeaPsR am a NOV. 20.). 11970 GD O QD NCAA FOOTIlOTBALL 12-round hoav:•avywelght floht. 2) Baltio ol vss ^Snn Francisco 49era 6:30> '• tho NFL Choeroerloodora. Pl. IV. foalurlng n af NFL FOOTBALL MONDAY EVENING______HBO ALL STAR BASEB)EBALLU.S.A.VS o running footlsotboll relay. (00 mlns.) 8> C C£j NFL FOOTBALL Mlnnonoaoia NOV. 26, 1070 Jopon (2 hrs., 30 mlns.) 3:00 V^lnjiklngs vs Tampa Bay Buccaneerlora ^ 6:30 CD SOCCER:R MADE IN GERMANY O1 4 O l NFL FOOTBALL Clevoivoland ______EVEN1N( D NFL FOOTBALL SPECIAL ______EVENINQ 4 :0 0 Browirowns vs Plllaburgh Sloeloro ngland Potriols vs Miami - 6:00 I • 6:30I (17) WRESTL>TL1NQ • (17) FALCONS' COACSCH'SSHOW (17) NBA BASKETBALLJ.A A Ilonla Hawks AFTERNOON 9:30 ______7;00 4SIDE THE NFL vs Chicago Bulla (2 hra.,ro., 30 mlns.) ______EVENINQ| ______12:00 G D O (3 3 MONDAYNIGS g HTFOOTBAU 8:00 10:30 . 6 :0 0 OI aQD COLLEGE FOOTBALL '71'70 Now York Jais vs Sealeallle Soahawka Q SPORT)RTS SCENE HBO INSIDE THE NFL' O SOCCER;R Im a d e in GERMANY _ 2:00 10:30>0 11:40 12:15 7:00 Q[ D ) O a Q ( D NFL FOOTBALL Onknklnnd C?) BENGAL FOOTBAIb a l l h b o insicISIDE THE NFL (17) ATLANTA HAWKS

- SPECIAL - FRIDAY proclivity for- oookingao givooways wins o 8 8 I 8 CD FAMOUS CLASSIC TALALES EVENING‘d upalde i down. one0 mloorlym hollcfay holor, Ebone 8:00 ______MORNINGG no*or O C D © PREDATORSF:S Roborl Rodford 8 8 CD UNBROKEN CIRCLE: rooge, is relormod al Chrlalmos II narraloalhlsdocumonlor „ 0:00 ------O O t h e INVNVISIBLECHUDRENGnO' S«°n°Jen a aorios ol ghostly visllora rovi ilory on the plight TRIBUTE• T61h.h. {((60 mins.) *2______Nelson and LIndo Ronslqdl. (60 6:00I • m lnsj O s p e a A L TTREAT R -I Don't Know.Who _____ 3:00 ______AFTERNOON__ ___ I Atn' (60 mlns.) HBO TIME WAS:'THEIE 1 020’s O CZ] CD3 ______8 00.CILEEST1VAU0F-UVE1.Y.AB' . ( w TS ______7 :0 0 —- FORR \YOUNG PEOPLE 'Moko ’E 0 AFTERNOON PLAYH>tYHOUSE ‘Tho ’Em O O QD BUGS BUNIUNNY’S LOONY o womon who lolophonas'lho lover who igh--A Yc>ung P e o p le 's Comonody CHRISTMAS TALES lefl her lo0 rrmarry someone else. The Yoor Of Tho Oonlio Tiaof’je r’ A atory of EEVENINQ______conSoricon' This special, a Ilghl-hoon racial projudlco sel againstnal a backdrop 7:30I anguish pourlours oul In Ullman's brilliant 7:00 explorelorallon ol Ihe on of buKoonery IreIrom O O ( S f a t ALBERTRT CHRISTMAS monologue0 IrIn this English adaptallon 01 Iho dlselpllnod SFtort1 olo Judo. <00 Q Q CAPTA origins wllh Iho court jesler to I mlns.) >TAIN AMERICA A world <>'<0 ) lho sPECIALFal Albert ondd thoth Cosby KIdo directed by)y JoJ se Quintero. <60 mlns:) rovolutlonary hiholds tho enliro U.S. plo-ln-tlin-lho'faco routlno, will be ho'sted make Ihia Chrlsimos a spospecial ono when populoco hostaiBtoge wllh iho Ihroal of '•'omt 8s acooloraleda pent In modem-im-day Now England. A tomportDoroiy architecture. (60 mlno.) aging. Stors: Rob Brown. C ' drama. Jam ea Lovino will conduct lhe mina.) _ n. Connie Sel- su c ce asfu l novlovollal rolurns lo hie 5 « » ,. work to be performed In English.1 teca. (PI. I.' cf a Iwo-pertart aerlos; 60 boyhood homo ol CAPTAIN AMERICA A wor * of Solem'a Lot, haunted ® C 0KK) O CD CE)' GREATO PERFORMANCES mlns.) by tho mamorleerloB or 0 houso lhal he rovolulliilullonory holds the entire U.:V-®; HBO WHODUNNIT: ( 0 :00 : GREAT UN- ’La VoIx Humilumalne' Com poser Francois bollovos Is th e1 ombodlmonton of pure ovii. populacjiaco hoolago with Iho throatI or SOLVED MYSTERIES Poulenc's opc ( D O ® PLAYBOY ROLL3LLER DISCO S lars: David S operatic irealmenl of Coc- Soul, James Mason, oxpoour>ouro to a now drug which c:auBi 10:00 loau's worki< Icis presenlod Inian evant- PAJAMA PARTY Richard Oa«O aw aonhosis (Conclusion: 2’ hrhrs.) accelenileratod aging. (Conclusion: ( HBO ON LOCATIO a oathorlng of c,olobritlos NON: YOUNQ ga rd e film vertversion produced and diroct- os and p la y HBO TIME WA!VAS-THE 1920'a mlns.)1.) COMEDIANS SHOW VicfoiBfor Borgo hosta od by fllmmaki m alos ln an oxclling outdjutdoor rollor laker-opero diroclor Barbara 8:30 up-ond-coming comics In ar show taped Karp. (60 minimlna.) akallng extravaganza at: IhiIho Playboy (C SESAME: STREETS IN PUERTO ______EVENING______Manalon V^oat. (60 mlna.) ___ at tho Comedy SloroI In Hollywood. ) RICO Maria andd IrM ends go lo hor nalivo _ ^ 6:00 Performing are: Mike) Binder,B Mlko H B O ON LOCATfON:)N: -YOUNG Puorto Rico. ThiiThlo program io rich In {7} nB ca)G RUDOLPH AND FROSTY'“Y'S Davis, Dorrel Iguo, Robor COMEDIANS SHOW Vlclor>rBorgehoaiB B< cultural divorsi bon Wuhl, Rick irslty and Hispanic CHRISTIISTMAS IN JULY Rudolph's rered and Ruby. (00 mlns.) THURSDAY1 up-and'COmlng com ics In a slshow taped intoroat. la about lo become a burned outoi 11:00 NOV. 20, 1071070 al the Comedy Slore InIn hHollywood. 112:00 bulb ancand Frosty Iho Snowman will b Perfortnlng a ro ; Mlko Bine I bo , (3) SHOWTIMEE SPECIAL Binder, Mlko (3) SHOWTIMEIE SPECIAL! •Rlchlordl'8 reducedcod to a sllghlly chilly puddiIdloi^T uaeoIoosa's Calling Me. EVENINQ______Davis. Darrel Igus, Roben V •le...eul I'm Nol ______n Wuhl, Rick Chamber 01 Horroirror And Illusion’ VInconf unlessIS SSanta Clous oon save them froirom® Oolhg'A n olf Broodwey hit and Ruby. (90 mlns.) Price hosts Ihls i hitthalwonihe 7.-00 la grandqulqnol opeclal a fiendiondioh wizard. (90 mlns.) ouler criiics clrclo awon»ord com es lo QT) BILLY ORAHAMOR CRUSADE 10:30 foalurlng Iho wpricprld-e maaior of illusion, . 10.-00 Showtime. T uscaloosa Is HBO HOLLYWOOD Richiardi, doing Is a muslcol- (D THE 8EEIlEEKERS PT. 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