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The pending construction on Preparing for the Eastland Drive has caused a Worst, Hoping bigger-than-normal stir with BLM Seeks for the Best the city s handling of rights of way. Here s what the A Twin Falls County results hope to accomplish: Bids for sheriff s deputy walks inside the police line at the scene of Friday s fatal What is the FALLS AVE. shooting and hostage scope of work? Wild Horses situation. The city of Twin Falls is doing work As one wild horse herd all over Eastland prepares to return to the Drive. The road- rebuild projects Magic Valley, the BLM seeks include: road from homes for the surplus of Elizabeth Boule- horses nationwide. vard to Fourth Av- enue East; road BY KIMBERLEE KRUESI from south of [email protected] Hillcrest Drive to about Sherry With growing herd numbers and Lane, including limited space, the U.S. Bureau of the Addison Av- Land Management is seeking bids on enue intersection; new pasture facilities to care for wild and a complete re- horses and burros. build and widen- Every few years, the BLM expands ing from Falls Av- its holding areas to meet herd enue to Filer Av- growth. According to the BLM web- enue. The rebuild site, there are an estimated 38,500 means all the as- wild horses and burros roaming phalt will be torn throughout BLM-managed range- up, down to the lands, 12,500 more than the BLM has gravel base, and determined is the appropriate man- restored. agement level. “In the past few years, we ve seen How much will it not as many people are adopting wild cost? horses,” said Tom Gorey, BLM The multi-year spokesman.“This has caused a spike project is expected in our herd amounts.” to cost about $5.5 Gorey said the recession and a shift million for all the in horse training preferences caused work, City Engi- the adoption decline. neer Jackie Fields “In the past we saw more people said. The work will adopting a wild horse and the owner be paid for with would either train it or hire a trainer,” reserves in city he said. “Now people want the BLM coffers. to train the horses.” GEARING Gorey did not know if any Idaho What is the pur- residents are submitting pasture bids. pose of the work? However, the Idaho BLM is manag- “It s just an old ing 500 wild horses — among them, road,” Fields said. a herd that calls the Magic Valley “Some of those home, but was moved after the Au- sections on East- gust 2010 Long Butte Fire southwest land are ancient — of Hagerman. UP In addition to that, The fire destroyed most of the we re going to STADIUM BL. rangeland used by the Saylor Creek have a capacity horse herd.Nearly one year later,part problem.” of the herd will return to the area lat- The capacity er this month, said BLM spokes- problem will likely woman Heather Tiel-Nelson.An ini- take longer to tial 30-horse herd is expected to grow peak than when to as large as 50 horses over time. the city expects Please see HORSES, M2 TIMES-NEWS FILE PHOTO the road to fully crumble — some- When faced with extreme situations like have spent the better part of time around 2015 their careers with their respec- — but it is still Friday s shooting and hostage crisis, area tive agencies crisis response something that police turn to training and partnerships to teams, experiencing what it s needs to be ad- Soldiers Honors manage the danger. like to be in the thick of a situa- dressed, she said. tion with weapons at the ready Further,East- and as decision-makers in a land Drive is iden- BY BRADLEY GUIRE “We ve had pursuits. We ve command center. tified as an arterial [email protected] had officers shot. We ve had Newman said the pressure road and is one of homicides. We ve had, very can t be comprehended by the major funnels Calling the job “stressful” is an rarely, kidnap situations … but someone who has never been in of north-south understatement. not usually all at the same time,” a situation like Friday s, when traffic in the city, For members of any Special Twin Falls Police Capt. Matt an armed man attempting to making capacity a Weapons and Tactics or crisis Hicks said. “We literally can t elude police shot an officer be- concern for all response unit and its com- have enough people there.” fore taking a hostage and refuge commuters on the manders, engaging a potential- Chief Deputy Don Newman in the Twin Falls hotel. eastside of town. ly armed and dangerous suspect of the Twin Falls County Sher- “The hardest part is to main- could have devastating conse- iff s Office concurred with tain the ability to think and act,” —Nick Coltrain, quences. Area law enforcement Hicks. Newman said. “You re making Times-News agencies experienced this on “The dynamics of this partic- split-second decisions that Friday at the Hampton Inn in ular call is something I ve not people can take days and weeks KRISTOPHER ZIGICH • FOR THE TIMES-NEWS Twin Falls, participating in experienced in 20 years of law to analyze.” Nicole Jansen, 31, lights a candle what they ve called the largest enforcement,”he said. “It s not Despite hundreds of hours of At Right: during a vigil held Tuesday at the assembly of police for a specific the norm in Twin Falls.” training, team members and The Wider Idaho National Guard Armory in incident in the Magic Valley. Both Hicks and Newman Please see GEARING UP, M2 Twin Falls, in memory of Sgt. Nathan Road R. Beyers, 24, and Spc. Nicholas W. An aerial view of Newby, 20. Both of Coeur d Alene, the the current guardsmen died July 7 from injuries street; the new received after insurgents attacked sidewalks and their convoy with an explosive device More on Cleveland: Shooting Suspect Has Prior street width are in Baghdad. Beyers received a outlined in posthumous promotion from white. Domestic Violence Arrests Page M2. FILER AVE. specialist. Source: JUB Engineers
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And since 2009, deputies attempting to ar- Elko Daily Free Press eluding and aggravated bat- Cleveland has twice been ar- rest Cleveland found him tery on an officer, while ad- rested in Nevada for inci- driving away from the resi- ELKO, Nev. • The Spring ditional charges remain dences of alleged domestic dence while allegedly under for Trouble Creek, Nev., man pending. violence. the influence of alcohol. charged with shoot- While Cleveland is Charges related to an Elko Deputies say Cleveland re- id you know that ing an Idaho State also accused of vio- County,Nev.,woman s alle- fused to exit his vehicle and Twin Falls has a Police trooper while lating his probation gation that Cleveland tried reached toward the center of higher crime rate Steve trying to avoid offi- on a June driving un- to strangle her during a his truck s seat before they D Crump than any other cers during Friday s der the influence con- March 2009 domestic dis- drew their weapons on him major Idaho city except Don t Ask Me hostage incident viction in Twin Falls pute were dismissed last year and removed him from the Coeur d Alene? (But then had prior arrests for County,court records after prosecutors said they truck. Coeur d Alene has Phil toed boots, country music violence and Cleveland from outside the couldn t prove that Cleve- They say a 9 mm handgun Hart, Patty Duke, a floating and Keystone Light. weapon charges in Magic Valley show land committed alleged of- was resting on the truck s golf green and one of the • Cow-tipping. And in Idaho and Nevada. he s been arrested before for fenses. bench. Cleveland was ar- largest NRA chapters in the an ominous development, Clark Jackson Cleveland, lesser violence and weapons Cleveland was again ar- rested on suspicion of pos- West, so they don t notice an upsurge of horse-tip- 26, was arrested Friday after allegations. rested in Nevada on April 1, sessing a firearm while under the actual mayhem as ping as well. leading police on a nearly In 2006, Cleveland was after the same woman al- the influence of alcohol and much). • Perrine Bridge. It s bad four-hour chase and stand- convicted in Shoshone leged Cleveland hit her dur- domestic violence, though I have some theories as business to have Evian- off that left a Utah man dead County of carrying a con- ing an argument. According charges in that case have not to why our streets are so swilling itinerants jump- and an ISP trooper injured. cealed weapon without a li- to court records, sheriff s been filed. mean here in Rockchuck ing into a 400-foot-deep Acres: canyon on a regular basis. • Lawn ornaments. Ir- Besides, with bungee resistible to tchotchke cords, they always come thieves, who make up a back. small but sinister part of • Softball. You just our criminal element lo- know nobody s goin cally.Look for an upsurge home until both kegs are Burley Restarts Talks on New Airport in snow globe-snatchings dry. at garage sales. • Karaoke. Did you BY LAURIE WELCH nicipal airport. out-of-compliance airport. using it,along with those that • Homebody criminals. know that under Idaho [email protected] After two stymied attempts Mike Pepper, owner of may in the future. Even our county jail es- law,it s possible to commit to find a new site for the aging KMP Planning, said the city s The current airport can t capees can t find their way battery with your voice? BURLEY • The city will host J.R. Jack Simplot Airport, the airport is out of compliance expand as it is surrounded by out of town, so it s only • Lawyers who work on an open house Monday to city is moving forward with a with Federal Aviation Admin- state highways, the Snake natural that they d find a contingency-fee basis. gather initial public comment third attempt to find a new istration standards for both River and commercial build- work locally. One way or another, on relocating the Burley mu- home for the landlocked and the types of aircraft currently ings. • Skateboarders. As the somebody s gonna lose a only Twin Falls drivers trailer. who can successfully par- • Irrigation boots. Mix- allel park, they re at a nat- and-match em with a ural advantage for quick tank top, and it s a fashion escapes. crime. Top em off with a • Stage and ballpark gimme seed cap, and it s a Horses Court Approves ISC Selects Burdick mothers (and fathers too). felony. Continued from the front page Nevada Horse The source of most box- • Tailgating. A curious as Chief Justice cutter fights in Twin Falls. phenomenon, since very Doro Lohmann, founder Roundup • Tough gangs like the few pickups in Twin Falls of Silent Voices Equine Res- TIMES-NEWS 2000, he was appointed to Gray Panthers and the County actually have tail- cue in Ketchum, has been RENO, Nev. (AP) • The head the Snake River Basin Blue Rinses, hanging out- gates. taking care of a few of the U.S. Bureau of Land Man- A former Magic Valley Adjudication,ruling on wa- side the Senior Citizens • High gas prices. Folks Saylor Creek horses after agement was given the green judge has been selected as ter rights. Former Gov.Dirk after dances, pitchin pen- is a siphon other people s they were moved to Boise. light on Tuesday to move chief justice of Idaho s high Kempthorne appointed nies and ready to rumble. rigs usin Pixy Stix straws. She said the BLM should ahead with a controversial court. him to the Supreme Court • Beet trucks. The get- • Duplicate bridge. focus on lowering herd horse roundup in Nevada Justice Roger Burdick will in 2003. Burdick was se- away vehicle of choice for “Smile, stranger,when numbers by limiting breed- when a federal appeals court begin a four-year term as lected as vice chief justice in fillin station drive-offs. you say, Four no-trump. ” ing. lifted a temporary injunc- head of the state Supreme 2007.He is a 1974 graduate • Cable TV. Pay services • Express check-out “Asking for the public to tion blocking the gather of Court on Aug.1,succeeding of the University of Idaho like the Nude Bass Fishing lines. Tempting otherwise submit bids is a good option more than 1,700 mustangs. current Chief Justice Daniel School of Law. Network and The Love law-abiding citizens into but there are still holes re- See M5 Eismann. Burdick was As the newest chief jus- Boat Channel are just un- tryin to sneak through maining in the program,” unanimously chosen by fel- tice, Burdick wants to con- dermining the dickens out with 11 items. she said. “The herds are low justices, with his elec- tinue Eismann s initiatives of our moral fiber. • State liquor stores. growing fast; we need to four one-year extensions. tion announced on Mon- of expanding problem- • TV remote controls. Other Idaho communities stop unnecessary breeding.” “We re hoping for as day. solving courts and modern- The No. 1 cause of domes- have drive-up liquor Those interested in sub- many as we can get,”Gorey Burdick began his 30- izing technology for court tic violence in Twin Falls stores. We here in Twin mitting a bid must first said. “This way we can in- year career in the judiciary operations. In addition, he County. Falls have drive-into meet several criteria. Pas- crease our options to choose as a magistrate judge in plans to visit all 44 Idaho • Bad drivers. We don t liquor stores. ture land must be able to the best place possible for Jerome County, a district counties during his tenure exactly have Road Rage provide human care for the the horses.” judge in Twin Falls County to gather opinions on judi- here, but we sure do have Steve Crump is the horses for at least one year, The last day to submit a and administrative judge for ciary issues from public of- Road Peeve. Times-News Opinion edi- with a renewal option for bid is Aug. 19. the Fifth Judicial District.In ficials and court personnel. • Line dancing. It s a tor. Hear him Fridays at nasty combination: ar- 8:30 a.m. on KLIX-1310 rthymmic cowboys, steel- AM.
The Times-News on Facebook: other aspect of law enforce- assistance to relieve officers of fatigue. Hicks said the Gearing up ment, such as investigations had the incident lasted city s SWAT team trains with Continued from the front page or patrol. longer. While the response the sheriff s crisis response What are you missing? An incident s intense pres- was large, it is not uncom- team three or four times per commanders say practice can sure is also shared by regular mon for agencies to assist one year to create a seamless More than 2,000 strong, the network never replicate a real hostage officers,who are now expect- another. A commander is group of responders. of Times-News fans on Facebook has or shooting incident. It s es- ed to have some level of crisis constantly bombarded with Investigators declined to never been stronger.Join up and be pecially difficult in rural ar- response training.Patrolmen changing intelligence from go into further specifics part of the conversation! eas, considering that team carry rifles instead of shot- multiple sources as he tries to about how Friday s incident www.facebook.com/thetimesnews members are not-full-time guns, and they re equipped organize officers normally was managed because the tactical responders. Because with “battle bags,” which not under his command.The case against 26-year-old extreme incidents occur so contain extra ammunition application and rationing of suspect Clark Cleveland re- infrequently here, officers and other supplies to aid in an manpower is paramount to mains active. 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BY BLAIR KOCH mid-August, when stu- that sum comes in, the dis- (bookkeeping) nightmare,” “We need to have this up For the Times-News New Costs dents purchase activity trict will look at filling va- Smutny said, explaining the for approval,”Barker said. cards and pay class fees. cant positions such as per- tiered rate structure. “We The district is seeking BUHL Running track or Buhl School District’s partic- Like school districts sonnel tied to freshman looked at charging $30 for and accepting donations playing the saxophone is go- ipation fees are expected to around Idaho, Buhl will re- athletic programs, assistant the first activity,$20 for the for a scholarship for stu- ing to cost a bit more this fall break down like this: ceive more state funding football coaches and choir. second.” dents unable to afford the for students in the Buhl High school: One-time $50 this year than it expected. Guidelines determining re- Chairman Jim Barker fee. School District. fee for activities such as foot- The district gets $272,341 as hire priority have not yet suggested the board gather During Monday’s school ball, soccer, golf, choir, vol- its share of extra tax revenue been drafted. for a special meeting after Blair Koch may be reached board meeting, trustees leyball, cross country, soft- beyond what legislators ex- “At this point, we just the policy is legally adver- at [email protected] or moved closer to creating a ball, cheerleading, track, dra- pected would come in. don’t have the funding,” tised. 316-2607. policy charging $50 for high ma, wrestling, baseball and However,Buhl is still fac- Hamilton said. school students and $40 to band. ing an expected $80,000 to The new policy was middle school students Middle school: One-time $90,000 budget gap, said drafted by Hamilton and “WE BUILD YOUR DESIRE.” participating in competitive $40 fee for activities such as Trustee Mike Hamilton. Trustee Vicky Smutny,who programs. The fees would football, wrestling, volleyball, “We had to do some- worked for several weeks to only be charged once, re- basketball, cross country thing,”Hamilton said.“This put the language together. gardless of how many and track. doesn’t cover the entire Smutny said charging sports or other programs a shortfall but it helps.” students for each activity student takes part in. The The goal of the fee is to was considered but dropped fee is in addition to costs al- The fee must be paid dur- raise $10,000 for general from discussion. ready in place. ing school registration in fund coffers. If more than “It would be kind of a
I N CSI Will Use State Surplus Funds for Staffing CUSTOM HOMESC BY AMY HUDDLESTON president of administration, Mason said the money In other business, Execu- 208 410-2025 [email protected] said the money will be put from the state was a little tive Vice President Jeff Fox into a separate account to more than expected. North said summer enrollment ForrestCustomHomes.com The College of Southern support staff positions the Idaho College received $1.8 numbers have seen a steady Idaho will use the $668,000 college has run out of fund- million and the College of increase since 2009, when it received in surplus state ing for. Western Idaho received 1,662 students enrolled. This You are invited to join in funding for staffing, the CSI will use the money to $5 million based on a funding summer, 2,220 students Twin Falls college’s board fill two nursing program formula that tracks student took more than 250 sections Celebrating 90 Years decided with a unanimous professor positions and po- population and full-time over four-, six- or eight- vote on Monday. tentially hire an undeter- student data. week periods. The extra funding from mined number of adjunct the Idaho State Board of Ed- professors if classes are ucation comes as part of the overloaded in the fall. $7.5 million Gem State com- “It’s a patch and it’s one- munity colleges will receive time money, but it would after state tax revenues ran give us time to make transi- more than $60 million ahead tions,”Mason said, adding of projections for the fiscal that a dental hygienist in- year that ended in June. structor position will require Mike Mason, CSI vice funding in a year. with Anna Faye O’Donnell. 5TH DISTRICT COURT NEWS The Open House will be on Saturday, July 23rd from 1-4 p.m. Twin Falls failure to provide insur- at the Masonic Lodge ance (second offense or County more), appearance, bond 833 Blue Lakes Blvd. North MONDAY previously posted, public Corner of Falls & Blue Lakes. ARRAIGNMENTS defender, pretrial Aug. 23. 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Raul Labrador say three people killed provisions that help them indicated that before they held campaign events in in the crash were skirt Gov. C.L. “Butch’’ launch into a sales pitch, April on the tropical is- returning from a small Otter’s executive order they better do their home- land where he was born. Wyoming town where aimed at blocking them work and be able to back up According to his July they were helping to from taking some of the their reasons. Obviously in Federal Election Com- build a church. money. the case of these approved mission report, the Idaho THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Idaho is among states waivers, they did.’’ Republican spent about suing over the federal law. Under the waivers, for $14,450 on three fund- Otter’s order came after the instance, the College of raising events over four end of the 2011 Legislature Southern Idaho could get days at the Ponce Hilton to underscore his official $12.5 million for a project to and Casino on Puerto Ri- objections to some of the help create education pro- co’s southern tip and the provisions passed by Con- grams at Idaho’s six re- 672-room Wyndham Rio gress, including to eventu- gional technical colleges. Mar Beach Resort & Spa, ally force residents to buy Those would train people which has a one-mile un- Boise Proposes New Fees health insurance come who have lost jobs due to interrupted white sand 2014 — or be fined. foreign competition for new beach. But the Republican gov- careers in the energy, man- Labrador reported the ernor has now signed at ufacturing and health care. expenses from events, Targeted at Careless Acts least 10 waivers to his or- Idaho State University is catering, meals, lodging, der, saying programs that due to get $1.2 million for airfare and in-flight In- sought a reprieve made one of its two physician ternet use and service, as BOISE (AP) The state’s choose to go on the river quires emergency workers to sense, were part of existing residency programs to help well as a $340 jungle ex- capital city has proposed when we’ve declared that it respond. state programs or didn’t train family doctors,and an- cursion by bus into Puer- more than a dozen new fees is dangerous and then we In California, San Diego further the law’s objec- other $642,404 for a physi- to Rico’s El Yunque rain- targeted at people who com- have to rescue you, it is not officials approved a new fee tionable aspects that he’s cians’assistants program. forest. mit “negligent acts’’ that re- fair for the property taxpay- for false fire alarms last His chief of staff, John quire an emergency re- ers to pay for that,’’ Doan month. In Michigan, Rich- Goodwin, told The Asso- sponse, such as floating the said. mond officials charge fees ciated Press the cam- Boise River when the water is That person would have to for driving under the influ- Happy 90th Birthday paign raised $29,750 re- too high or driving drunk pay $1,000 for the first three ence arrests that require the lated to the events, with and crashing a car. hours of response time, and fire department to respond George E. Haney Jr. $10,500 from Puerto Ri- The Boise City Council $250 for each additional and provide services, such as co-based contributors, planned to hold a public hour,under the new propos- removing the person from according to the FEC re- hearing late Tuesday on the al. A person would not be the vehicle. Come join us port. proposal, which is estimated charged for a rescue when “Cost recovery is a rea- At least $4,000 was to generate about $40,000 a authorities have deemed the sonable option in a time in celebrating from executives at Disti- year. river safe. when communities are fac- George’s Birthday leria Serralles and their The city collects now Another proposed fee ing the possibility of raising family members; the property taxes to pay for would apply when fire crews taxes to cover the actual Saturday company markets itself emergency services. The are called out for a vehicle costs, or lowering the servic- July 23, 2011 as the second-largest proposed fees are consistent fire. The $600 fee would be es provided by the fire de- premium rum producer with the mayor’s desire to levied in cases where, for in- partment for example, by in- 2-4 p.m. for the U.S. market. shift the cost of derelict be- stance, a driver gets being creasing response times,’’ About $9,000 came havior from taxpayers to the wheel while intoxicated, the International Associa- at the LDS Church at from political action those who are at fault, said crashes their vehicle, and the tion of Fire Chiefs said in a 851 Harrison St. S committees, including Fire Chief Dennis Doan. car then catches fire, Doan statement. (corner of Orchard & Harrison St. S) California dairies and the “These are fees for people said. The fee would not ap- In Boise, the city would Property Casualty Insur- that are negligent,’’ Doan ply if a driver has a mechani- contract a private company ers of America, with told the Idaho Statesman. cal failure and his vehicle ig- to collect the new fees from $4,500 contributed by “Accidents happen and nites. parties found responsible or No Git s Please small donors. Not all of that’s what we are here for. There would also be a fee insurance companies if the Your presence is all that is requested the incoming money was We are looking for things for false security and fire new fees are approved. included on the July re- that are abnormal and aren’t alarms. port, because some ar- fair for the property taxpayer Boise is not alone in taking rived during the previous to pay for.’’ action to recoup costs for reporting period, Good- “For example, if you careless behavior that re- win said. “That margin may not be enough to convince us to do it again,’’ said Clover Christian School Goodwin, who accompa- nied the first-term con- Advertising Salespersonerson & RecruitRecruitmentm Salesperson gressman on his island excursion, on the success The Times News is seeking two professional advertisingtisin salespeople; one outside Turns 97 Years Old of the event. “We’re still sales for retail advertising and one inside sales for recruitment advertising. The going to evaluate’’ principal duty of these salespeople will be to sell. The secondary duty will be to whether the returns are sell. You’ll sell ‘win win’ print, online and mobile advertising packages off ered enough to merit addi- by the Times News, www.magicvalley.com and a variety of specialty and niche This little Christian School located south of Buhl and Filer tional campaign events in publications. But what you’ll really be selling is solutions to local business owners Puerto Rico, he said. is still teaching children how to live a long peaceful life who may also need your assistance in discovering just what solutions they need. Puerto Rico is an unin- The Successful Candidate will demonstrate: in a Christian atmosphere. They are not only taught the corporated U.S. territory. Labrador, who was success in relentlessly prospecting to get new business; Word of God from the Bible but are taught to respect each born in Puerto Rico in a natural inquisitiveness about what constitutes customer success other and their elders. They are also taught a responsibility 1967 but moved to Las and an ability to ask open ended, thought provoking questions; Vegas with his mother as a pattern of success in marketplaces that are extremely competitive; and an understanding of the results of their actions. They a young boy,attracted at- the ability to consistently listen; also learn how to take care of the world they live in and tention this week when an ongoing history of success in a fast paced business; the responsibility they will have as adults. 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NORTHERN IDAHO INMATE Idaho OKs $54,000 ESCAPES FROM PRISON Payment After BOISE • The Idaho De- partment of Correction Losing Election Case says a man who had just been sentenced to prison Ready For for burglary has escaped BOISE (AP) • The state on more than 6,500 signa- Adoption from the Benewah Coun- Tuesday approved a pay- tures for independent ty Jail. ment of more than $54,000 presidential candidates to Wild horses run in the A press release from the in attorney fees and court get on the ballot, when Bernalillo County department says Jesse costs to an Arizona man candidates seeking state- Sheriff s Posse Arena John Wilkenson was sen- who challenged Idaho s wide office need only 1,000 in Albuquerque, N.M., tenced to the depart- election laws and won. signatures. before being put up for ment s retained jurisdic- A federal judge decided The judge agreed, ruling: adoption in May 2006. tion program on Friday. Idaho s election laws are “A ballot process that gen- Under his sentence, he unconstitutional and un- erally presumes by its na- ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO could have been eligible fairly biased against ture that new ideas and for probation if he suc- would-be independent new candidates are always cessfully completed a presidential candidates in a imported and that addi- year-long prison treat- ruling last April. tionally discourages non- Court OKs Nevada roundup ment program. U.S. Magistrate Judge residents from working But authorities say just Ronald Bush sided with a within Idaho to press de- a few hours later the 20- Phoenix man who sued the bate upon and foster sup- BY SCOTT SONNER suggested Congress may Utah line — weather permit- year-old Wilkenson es- state, claiming he was un- port for new ideas and new Associated Press have to pass a new law to pro- ting — and continue for about caped from the jail in St. fairly barred from collect- candidates, is inherently tect the mustangs because six weeks. Maries. He is described as ing signatures in Idaho to nefarious and certainly in- RENO, Nev. • The U.S. Bu- the Wild Free-Roaming “We ll continue with the being 5 feet and 8 inches get an independent presi- imical to First Amendment reau of Land Management Horse and Burros Act of 1971 gather as we were going to, tall and 146 pounds, with dential candidate like principles. was given the green light on doesn t seem to be enforce- through the end of August, a medium complexion Ralph Nader on the state State lawmakers ap- Tuesday to move ahead with able. she told AP. and brown hair and eyes. ballot. proved a bill with a series of a controversial horse roundup “We need a new law, said BLM argued the agency — The Associated Press The payment to Donald administrative changes to in Nevada when a federal ap- Rachel Fazio, a lawyer for the has a mandate under the fed- Daien was approved by a Idaho s election laws dur- peals court lifted a temporary Cloud Foundation who had eral law to remove “excess panel including Idaho s ing the 2011 session. injunction blocking the gath- won the temporary restrain- horses to sustain the health of governor,attorney general, The legislation also low- er of more than 1,700 mus- ing order from a judge on the herds, rangelands and secretary of state, con- ered the amount of signa- tangs. appellate court based on wildlife. It said the mustang troller and legislative lead- tures a third-party candi- An animal rights group,the claims the proposed roundup population in the Triple B WASDEN SAYS ers, according to The date for president had to Colorado-based Cloud Foun- was illegal. complex is five times greater Spokesman-Review. gather to make the state s dation, had sued to stop the “I think we really need to than what the range can sup- PAYDAY LENDER Daien had argued that ballot. roundup. A three-judge pan- establish the fact that these port. TO REIMBURSE Idaho s rules violated his “There was corrective el of the 9th Circuit U.S. animals need to be protected, The Cloud Foundation ar- right to free speech because legislation passed this ses- Court of Appeals in San Fran- need to be maintained un- gued late Monday that the BORROWERS nonresidents are barred sion, Secretary of State Ben cisco said the group had failed molested by man. And that emergency order should re- from circulating petitions Ysursa said at the meeting to show it could prove during we mean it this time, she main in place until the gov- BOISE • The state attor- in Idaho. He also contend- of the Idaho Constitutional future hearings that the told The Associated Press. ernment proves the mus- ney general s office says ed it s unfair to require Defense Council. roundup is illegal and that re- BLM spokeswoman tangs are causing ecological Idaho residents are eligi- moval of horses from federal- Heather Emmons said the damage to the range. They ble for restitution from a ly protected rangeland would roundup that had been said an unusually wet spring Utah-based payday loan cause irreparable harm. scheduled to begin last week has left most public range- lender that was not li- Critics said another disap- would start on Wednesday in land in northern Nevada with censed to practice in the pointing loss in federal court northeast Nevada near the plenty of water and forage. state and attempted to garnish the wages of bor- rowers without a court order. Attorney General Lawrence Wasden says Flobridge Group LLC has agreed to refund borrow- Feds to Take Over Idaho s Role ers who sent the compa- ny payments after receiv- ing collection notices, Reviewing Health Insurance Rates wage garnishment re- quests or court docu- BOISE (AP) • The federal creases subject to review in- posed premium increases and ments. The company government will assume the clude those for calling for an aren t told why health insur- agreed to the refunds as responsibility of reviewing increase of 10 percent or ance companies want to raise part of a settlement. increases of 10 percent or more for small groups or in- rates. — The Associated Press more in health insurance pre- dividuals. Under the new miums proposed by private rules, private insurers must Idaho insurance companies also disclose the increases starting later this fall. and justify the need to raise 4" Annual Cups The decision by federal of- premiums. $ $ ficials may be the first effect In future years,the thresh- .25 to 1.00 of Gov. C.L. “Butch Otter s old for flagging a rate for re- executive order signed this view will be set on a state-by- ALL Perenials 50% of year that prohibits the state state basis, considering the from carrying out any part of insurance and health cost the 2010 federal health care trends in each state. Mary Lous overhaul, the Idaho States- In Idaho,insurance premi- FlowerOL CartR man reported Tuesday. ums are not subject to state (formerly Klinks) Shad Priest, deputy direc- approval, but are disclosed to 1550 Oriental Ave, Burley • 878-3566 tor of the Idaho Department the state. The Department of of Insurance, said the state s Insurance monitors those reluctance to comply leaves it premiums and can send in- unable to meet the demands creases to a consultant to de- for the federal law s require- termine whether they are ex- ments for states to provide cessive or discriminatory. Get your open positions fi lled using the watchdog oversight on health The cost of health insur- insurance rate hikes. Priest ance coverage nationally for a said Idaho also has a policy of family of four rose 131 percent not disclosing health insur- over the past 12 years, ac- ance rates to the public,citing cording to the federal Center a state law making certain for Consumer Information rate information proprietary. and Insurance Oversight. As a result, starting Sept. 1 “Many times, insurance a branch of the U.S. Depart- companies have been able to ment of Health and Human raise rates without explaining Services will become the lead their actions, the center said reviewer of some proposed in a fact sheet. “In most cas- rate hikes for health insurance es,consumers receive little or premiums. Proposed rate in- no information about pro- SUPER
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It's disappointing the White House would reject this commonsense plan to rein in the debt and deficits that are hurting job creation in America.'' — House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio after President Barack Obama threatened OPINION to veto legislation to cut federal spending by trillions of dollars
OUR VIEW This May Be the Golden Age Of Idaho’s Judiciary ots of folks are understandably dispirited about the state of the legislative and execu- L tive branches of Idaho government these days. On some levels, frankly, they’re a mess. But Idaho has a third branch of government, the judiciary. And it may be the best it’s been in the state’s 121-year-history. Things got even better this week with the an- nouncement that Justice Roger Burdick, a former Twin Falls district judge and Jerome lawyer who presided for a time over the Snake River Basin Adju- dication, has been elected by his fellow Supreme Court justices as chief justice of Idaho. He’ll take of- fice next month. Burdick, now 64, was appointed to the high court by then-Gov. Dirk Kempthorne in 2003 and reelect- ed to a second full term 14 months ago. He has had a significant role in transforming Idaho’s criminal jus- Nigeria. tice system from simply putting people behind bars Granted,budget shortfalls to ensuing they stay out of jail in the first place. Think Education is are real,and schools need reforms as well as dollars. Idaho’s major crime rate has fallen 35 percent Pouring money into a broken since 1997 and 24 percent in the past decade. While Expensive? Try Ignorance system isn’t a solution,and law enforcement shares the credit, the reforms im- we need more accountabili- plemented by district judges like Burdick played a AMILL, Ore. The anticipate cuts this year. ty.But it’s also true that United States sup- In higher education,the blindly slashing budgets is big part in making that happen. ports schools in same drama is unfolding. making the problems worse. Drug courts, mental health courts, domestic vio- Y Nicholas Afghanistan be- California’s superb public As Derek Bok,the former lence courts, DUI courts not only decreased the cause we know that educa- Kristof university system is being Harvard president,once ob- number people locked up for those offenses, but tion is one of the cheapest The New York Times undermined by the biggest served,“If you think educa- made it statistically less likely that offenders would and most effective ways to budget cuts in the state’s tion is expensive,try igno- build a country. history.Tuition is set to rise rance.” later commit more serious crimes. Alas,we’ve forgotten that all students will have to pay about 20 percent this year, Sometimes I hear people It’s been perhaps the major success story of Idaho lesson at home.All across $125 to participate on a team. on top of a 26 percent in- endorse education cuts by government over the past 10 years, and helped saved America,school budgets are The school newspaper, crease last year,which arguing that “school isn’t for the state’s bacon during the budget cutting that fol- being cut,teachers laid off which once doubled as a bi- means that college will be- everybody,”which usually and education programs weekly newspaper for the come unaffordable for some. means something like “edu- lowed the Great Recession. By reducing the prison dismantled. entire town,has been termi- The immediate losers are cation isn’t for other peo- population, scarce tax dollars could go to the schools My beloved old high nated. the students.In the long run, ple’s children”— or that or the Idaho Department and Health and Welfare - school in Yamhill,Ore.— a Business classes are gone. the loser is our country. farm kids in places like and not to the Department of Correction. plain brick building that was A music teacher has been Claudia Goldin and Yamhill really don’t need my rocket ship — is em- eliminated.Class size is Lawrence Katz,two Harvard schools that double as rocket For south-central Idaho, Burdick’s election as chief blematic of that trend.There growing,with more than 40 economists,argue in their ships.I can’t think of any justice means that man who helped write the book were only 167 school days in students in freshman Span- book The Race Between Ed- view that is more un-Amer- on Idaho water law will have a profound influence on the last school year here (180 ish.“It’s like a long,slow ucation and Technology that ican. interpreting it. was typical until the reces- bleed,watching things dis- a prime factor in America’s Still,we nation-build in sion hit),and the staff has appear,”says the school dis- rise over the last two cen- Afghanistan and scrimp at It was Burdick who actually put the concept of been reduced by 9 percent trict’s business manager, turies was its leadership in home.How is it that we can conjunctive management at the center of the way over five years. Michelle Morrison. educating the masses. afford to double our military the state allocates water. This school was where I The school still has good When I report on poverty budget since 9/11,can afford Conjunctive management holds junior ground embraced sports,became a teachers,but is that sustain- in Africa and poverty in the carried-interest tax water users partly responsible for spring and river journalist,encountered in- able with a starting salary of America,the differences are loophole for billionaires,can tellectual worlds,and got in $33,676? vast.But there is a common afford billions of dollars in depletion that results in injury to senior surface wa- trouble.These days,the 430 Yamhill is far from alone. thread: chipping away at givebacks to oil and gas ter rights-holders. Idaho’s rules require the holders students still have opportu- The Center on Education poverty is difficult and un- companies,yet can’t afford of junior rights to mitigate or replace the effects of nities to get into trouble,but Policy reports that 70 per- certain work,but perhaps to invest in our kids’futures? their depletions to the Eastern Snake River Plain the rest is harder. cent of school districts na- the anti-poverty program For the next school year, tionwide endured budget with the very best record is Nicholas Kristof is a Aquifer — or stop diverting water. freshman and junior varsity cuts in the school year that education — and that’s as columnist for The New That’s the basis of not only the state’s water man- sports teams are at risk,and just ended,and 84 percent true in New York as it is in York Times. agement — but the core of the economy in southern Idaho. Burdick is fair, open-minded and doesn’t let his politics or his personal opinions into his rulings. With two justices with Magic Valley ties also on the court — Jim Jones, like Burdick, is a former How to Cut $4 Trillion in Spending Jerome County prosecutor and Joel Horton used be he Obama adminis- amount of deficit reduction put U.S.debt on review for a an assistant prosecutor in Twin Falls County – tration and Con- needed to make the govern- possible downgrade. south-central Idaho has never had a more informed T gress must raise the Mark ment’s fiscal situation sus- Defaulting on the nation’s Supreme Court on issues that matter to us. federal debt ceiling Zandi tainable,keep interest rates debt would be cataclysmic. by Aug 2. That is all there is The Washington Post low and strengthen our The U.S.Treasury’s Aaa rat- Across the Idaho judiciary, there’s still work to be to it. In a post-default economy in the long run. ing is the one constant in the done. The state has the lowest percentage of female world, financial markets There are significant dis- world’s financial system. district and magistrate judges in the nation, and that would unravel and the U.S. problems: The winner sets agreements over the compo- When times are bad,global must change. And as effective as they are, problem- and global economy would the agenda,and tough deci- sition of the deficit reduc- investors flock to Treasury enter another severe reces- sions can be made after the tion,but these can be over- bonds because they know solving courts haven’t percolated down to Idaho’s sion. The nation’s already swearing-in of the president come if we agree to achieve they will get their money most rural areas as extensively as they should have daunting fiscal problems and Congress. the entire $4 trillion reduc- back.This “flight to quality” by now. would spiral out of control It is laudable that law- tion through cuts in govern- has pushed U.S.interest And yet the quality of district and magistrate as tax revenue plunged and makers have attempted to do ment spending — and that rates to near-record lows and judges in Idaho is improving — better lawyers are demand surged for unem- more now,hoping that the includes tax expenditures. has been vital to keeping our ployment insurance, food pressure surrounding the Even if a comprehensive economy afloat.Yet this now donning black robes — and Burdick and his ju- stamps, Medicaid and other debt ceiling would force big agreement to achieve fiscal benefit was earned over dicial colleagues had a hand in making that happen. programs supporting vul- changes in fiscal policy.And sustainability is out of reach more than two centuries by He’s a reform-minded jurist who’s in exactly the nerable Americans. it is encouraging that they right now,lawmakers must adhering to the bedrock right place at the right time. Yes,it would be wonderful are coalescing around the not go over the debt-ceiling principle that the United if politicians could agree to same budget math: Presi- cliff.Without an increase in States always pays its bills on rein in future budget deficits dent Obama has called for the ability to borrow,the time.One misstep,and the as part of a debt-limit deal. about $4 trillion in deficit re- federal cash flow might be government would have to But that isn’t necessary right duction over the next sufficient to make timely pay higher interest rates for now.Simply raising the debt decade; so did Republican debt payments,but what of years,perhaps for genera- John Pfeifer Josh Awtry Steve Crump ceiling enough to last Rep.Paul Ryan of Wiscon- the government’s countless tions. Publisher Editor Opinion Editor through next year’s elections sin,chairman of the House other obligations? And cred- The members of the editorial board and writers of would appease global in- Budget Committee,in his it-rating agencies are nerv- Mark Zandi is the chief editorials are John Pfeifer, Josh Awtry, Steve Crump, vestors and sustain the eco- budget proposal; and so did ous that Treasury wouldn’t economist at Moody’s Ana- Bill Bitzenburg and Mary Lou Panatopoulos. nomic recovery.The 2012 the Simpson-Bowles fiscal even be able to make debt lytics. He wrote this com- vote will be a referendum on commission.About $4 tril- payments a priority; mentary for The Washing- how to address our fiscal lion over 10 years is the Moody’s,my employer,just ton Post.
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2011 Mom, 3 Daughters From Colo. Killed in Wyo. Washout OUTDOOR CONCERT BY BOB MOEN stream and submerged up to available, but officials said it the creek, according to county SERIES The Associated Press its rooftop, patrol spokesman appeared they drowned. All Undersheriff Mike Morris. Downtown Stephen Townsend. were wearing seat belts or in Many rivers and creeks in Twin Falls CHEYENNE, Wyo. • Four Minutes later, a local child seats. Wyoming already are At The Fountain members of a Colorado emergency management of- The father and husband, swollen by heavy mountain Springs family died after ficial who was responding to 39-year-old Alex Constan- runoff from a record snow- TONIGHT 6-9 P.M.: their vehicle drove into a the accident hit the same tinides, was taken to a hospi- pack. Flooding this spring July 20th washed-out section of a washout and plunged into tal, the patrol said. He was and summer has been mountain highway in the creek. released later Tuesday, ac- blamed for at least two oth- DOUBLE Wyoming and was swept “I consider myself very cording to a hospital nurse. er deaths and has cost the HEADER downstream by a raging fortunate. I was wondering if The family is from Col- state an estimated $4.2 mil- creek as they fled torrential I was going to see my family orado Springs, and the father lion, including damages to Jason Lugo Band & Renegade rains at a national forest again, to be quite honest is a physician who works public infrastructure includ- Jensen’s Ringmakers, TitleFact, campground. with you, John Zeiger, Car- ringside at many mixed ing several major washouts, A mother and her three bon County emergency martial arts events in Col- landslides and partial col- Brizee Heating & Air Conditioning, young daughters were killed; management coordinator, orado, said an acquaintance. lapses of roadway around the Music Center, Tom High only the husband and father said in a telephone interview “I know that he has the state. managed to escape as the from his hospital bed. support and love from the On Monday, heavy rain Babbel’s Cleaners, Depot Grill, Rudy’s, van was carried away. At one point the water martial arts community in began around 7 p.m and Spruce Goose, St. Vincent de Paul, Officials said debris in the washed over his vehicle, but Colorado and beyond, said continued until near mid- Stitchin’ Time creek blocked large culverts the water inside got no high- J.R. Gordon, of Lyons, Colo. night, prompting authorities that run under the highway er than his waist, Zeiger said, Their 1991 Volkswagen to begin clearing out three For The Safety And Enjoyment of Everyone, and the water then tore noting the car windows were camper van and Zeiger s area campgrounds after Please Leave Pets At Home . . . through the roadway, open- up and didn t break. He was Dodge Durango remained in midnight, Townsend said. Bring Your Lawn Chairs And Enjoy! ing a 25-foot-wide, 9-foot- rescued after about two hours. the creek late Tuesday after- U.S. Forest Service acting deep breach about 20 miles Other responders re- noon because the water was spokesman Larry Sandoval from Saratoga in the south- trieved the bodies of the too high to recover them, said the family had been ern part of the state. Laurel Constantinides, 29, Townsend said. The Carbon camping in the South Brush The van went into the and the couple s three County Sheriff s Office con- Creek Campground. Two or creek sometime between 1:15 daughter — Hanna, 8, Zoey, ducted an aerial search of the three other camp sites were a.m. and 1:40 a.m. and was 5, and Lucia, 2. The cause of area and did not spot any occupied that night, San- swept about 75 yards down- death was not immediately more vehicles or people in doval said. See Websitesite for more info • www.twinfallstonight.com w
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You are the Lady’’ and “shall not be af- fortable, but you’re healthy, over a spending cap and most vile, unprofessional forded due respect from active and feel just fine. So balanced budget bill before and despicable member of me!’’ He said he was alert- what if you’re over 65? Think the House. the US House of Represen- ing House leaders to her again. Feeling good doesn’t Rep. Allen West, a first- tatives. If you have some- “heinous characterless be- mean you’re safe. term Republican from south thing to say to me, stop be- havior.’’ There are changes in an Florida, wasn’t shy about ing a coward and say it to A spokesman for Wasser- older person that raise the his online outburst. He sent my face,otherwise,shut the man Schultz,Jonathan Bee- risk for heat stroke and other his peppery email to nu- heck up.’’ ton, said in an email of his problems. An older body merous lawmakers as well In her remarks on the own: “I don’t think that contains far less water than a as his target, Rep. Debbie House floor, Wasserman Congressman West is upset younger one. Older brains Wasserman Schultz, D- Schultz said: “The gentle- at the congresswoman, but can’t sense temperature Fla., the chairwoman of the man from Florida,who rep- rather with the fact that she changes as well,and they don’t Democratic National Com- resents thousands of highlighted that he and oth- recognize thirst as easily. mittee. Medicare beneficiaries, as er Republicans are once Blistering summer heat is The subject line of the do I, is supportive of this again trying to balance the an underappreciated killer, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS email: “Unprofessional and plan that would increase budget on the backs of sen- claiming by some estimates Don Worden, 79, poses with his tennis racket outside his Inappropriate Sophomoric costs for Medicare benefi- iors, children and the mid- as many as 1,000 U.S. lives home Tuesday in Chicago. Behavior from Wasserman ciaries. Unbelievable from a dle class. ... 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She insists that her symptoms She insisted that her symptoms are are under control and have not controlled with prescription medica- gotten in the way of a hectic tion and have not gotten in the way of a packed presidential campaign sched- presidential campaign. ule or impaired her service in Congress. Bachmann’s statement followed a ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) Republican report published late Monday by The Michele Bachmann moved swiftly Daily Caller saying Bachmann’s past Tuesday to address questions about her migraines have led to hospitalizations history of severe headaches, saying and left her “incapacitated.’’ The online they wouldn’t affect her ability to serve publication granted anonymity to for- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NATION + WORLD as president. mer aides who described specific in- Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn., The Minnesota congresswoman and stances where Bachmann was report- speaks to the South Carolina White House contender rejected sug- edly sidelined by severe headaches. Christian Chamber of Commerce at gestions that migraines would prevent Campaign aides told reporters they Christ Central Ministries, Monday her from waging a rigorous campaign have no plans to release a detailed med- in Columbia, S.C. or from running the country if she ical history. Neither they nor Bach- wins. mann disputed accounts that she erhouse has come under intense “Let me be abundantly clear — my sought out urgent medical treatment scrutiny over everything from her leg- Millions of Women Stand ability to function effectively has never during past migraine episodes. islative record in Washington to con- been impeded by migraines and will Bachmann, a third-term congress- troversial treatment offered by her to Gain Free Access to not affect my ability to serve as com- woman, has vaulted into the top ranks husband’s counseling clinic back home mander in chief,’’Bachmann said in a of GOP presidential candidates since to her membership status with a con- Birth Control N2 statement issued through her cam- declaring her candidacy last month. servative Lutheran church she former- paign. At the same time, the tea party pow- ly attended.
Murdoch Rejects Blame for Hacking Scandal at UK
Congratulations Hearing for Medal Winner He says he knows nothing Sgt. 1st Class Leroy Arthur about allegations that News Petry greets a journalist of the World staff hacked cell Tuesday at Joint Base Lewis McChord, Wash. phones, bribed police to get Petry was awarded the information on public figures. Medal of Honor last week for saving the lives of fel- BY PAISLEY DODDS low Army Rangers in 2008 The Associated Press in Afghanistan by grab- bing an enemy grenade. LONDON Summoned by lawmak- ers to answer for a phone hacking and THE ASSOCIATED PRESS bribery scandal at one of his tabloids, Rupert Murdoch said he was hum- bled and ashamed Tuesday but ac- cepted no respon- sibility for wrong- doing as a widen- ing investigation House Passes ‘Cut Cap and Balance’ threatened to en- snare Britain’s Murdoch prime minister. BY ANDREW TAYLOR cut the deficit by almost $4 trillion ken and the nation’s $14.3 trillion In a three-hour grilling, the 80- and DAVID ESPO over the coming decade. debt limit raised.But stocks soared Inside Six Senators year-old media tycoon insisted he was The Associated Press President Obama and a startling for the day,propelled by the deficit at fault only for trusting the wrong number of GOP senators lauded plan’s emergence and Obama’s de- Push Bipartisan Plan people at the now-defunct News of WASHINGTON The House has the bipartisan deficit-reduction cision to seize on it as well as by The bipartisan ‘Gang of Six’ sen- the World, and noted that the paper passed legislation conditioning a plan Tuesday that includes $1 tril- strong earnings reports. The Dow ators, including Idaho’s Mike made up a tiny portion of his vast me- $2.4 trillion increase in the nation’s lion in higher taxes, raising hopes Jones industrials rose 202 points, Crapo, on Tuesday offered a dia empire. borrowing cap on a tea party- of a last-minute compromise to the biggest one-day leap this year. plan to cut the deficit by almost The scandal has rocked Murdoch’s backed plan to require immediate repair the nation’s finances while In the House, the focus was on $4 trillion over the next decade. News Corp. and embroiled Britain’s spending cuts and a constitutional averting a government default. spending cuts. See complete story on N2. top police, many journalists and amendment requiring a balanced Wall Street saluted as well. “Our bloated and obese federal politicians. Prime Minister David budget. Obama said he hoped congres- budget needs a healthy and bal- Cameron cut short his Africa trip to The 234-190 vote sends the sional leaders would “start talking anced diet,one that trims the fat of er programs.“The Republicans are appear before a special parliamentary “cut, cap and balance’’ plan to the turkey’’ as soon as Wednesday overspending and grows the mus- trying to repeal the second half of question session on Wednesday. Democratic-controlled Senate, along the lines of the Senate “Gang cle of our nation’s economy,’’said the 20th century,’’said Rep.Sander Murdoch appeared confused and where it has virtually no chance of of Six’’ proposal, which quickly Rep.Reid Ribble of Wisconsin,one Levin, D-Michigan. flustered in the beginning of Tues- passing. overshadowed a no-tax-increase of the 87 first-term House Repub- Obama has threatened to veto day’s parliamentary hearing, turning With the House tally cast,atten- alternative that conservatives licans determined to reduce the the bill,which would raise the debt frequently to his son James for an- tion is returning to efforts in the spent Tuesday pushing toward an size of government. limit in exchange for what sup- swers.But he soon regained his trade- Senate to provide President Barack evening vote in the House. Democrats said the measure, porters said was an estimated $6 mark cool. Obama authority to impose an in- At the White House, the presi- with its combination of cuts and trillion in spending cuts and con- He said he had known nothing of crease in the debt limit without ap- dent warned that financial markets spending limits, would inflict gressional approval of a constitu- allegations that staff at the News of proval by Congress and on a new could soon begin to post worri- damage on millions who rely on tional balanced budget amend- the World tabloid hacked into cell Senate “Gang of Six’’ proposal to some losses unless gridlock is bro- Social Security,Medicare and oth- ment for ratification by the states. phones and bribed police to get infor- mation on celebrities, politicians and crime victims, and that he never would have approved such “horrible invasions’’ of privacy. In the face of lawmakers’ sugges- NATO HANDS S. CAROLINA GOV. tions that his organization encouraged FBI Says Pakistani Spies such behavior, he was unflappable — OVER SECURITY BLASTS MEDIA even after a protester rushed at him in Spent Millions Lobbying U.S. the middle of the hearing. TO AFGHANS IN ON JOBS REPORT He stayed seated when the man tried to throw a foam pie at him. A EASTERN CAPITAL WASHINGTON (AP) For $500,000 to $700,000 per News Corp.attorney partially blocked years, the Pakistani spy year from the government of COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) South Car- the attack and Murdoch’s 42-year-old agency funneled millions of Pakistan,’’FBI agent Sarah olina Gov.Nikki Haley called the me- wife slapped the prankster. After the MEHTERLAM, Afghanistan (AP) dollars to a Washington Webb Linden said in docu- dia too negative after The Associated protester was arrested, the billionaire NATO handed over responsibility nonprofit group in a secret ments filed in federal court Press raised questions about her simply shed his splattered suit jacket for the security of the capital of an effort to influence Congress in Alexandria, Va. claim that 10,000 jobs had been an- and continued answering questions. eastern province to Afghan forces and the White House, the Officially, the Kashmiri nounced in the state since she took Please see HACKING, N2 Tuesday, the latest step in a transi- Justice Department said American Council had a office in January. tion process that will lead to the Tuesday in court documents much smaller budget and Haley complained during a Cabi- withdrawal of all foreign combat that are certain to compli- told the U.S. government net meeting Tuesday the media troops by the end of 2014. cate already strained ties be- that it received no foreign doesn’t want to report anything pos- The U.S.-led coalition has start- tween the U.S.and Pakistan. grants,according to Internal itive about her administration. She ed a process of transferring securi- FBI agents arrested Syed Revenue Service docu- says regardless of the exact number Only U.S. Copy ty in parts of the country where they Ghulam Nabi Fai, the exec- ments.Pakistan was financ- of jobs, other governors are jealous. feel Afghan forces are strong utive director of the Kash- ing similar operations in An AP analysis of the 10,000 jobs of Magna Carta enough to take control, although so miri American Council, on London and Brussels, the cited by Haley revealed some of them far that has largely been restricted to Tuesday and charged him Justice Department said. were announced before she took of- Undergoes Repairs. provincial capitals as much of the with being an unregistered The Pakistani Embassy fice and others won’t be filled for country remains lawless and unsta- agent of a foreign govern- quickly issued a statement years. She also included hundreds of Page N2. ble after a decade of war. ment. Under the supervi- saying the government had jobs created in a business deal that U.S. forces turned over control of sion of a senior member of no knowledge of such an she opposed. Mehterlam, the capital of Laghman Pakistan’s spy agency,Inter- arrangement. After repeated questioning by the province, but they’ll retain respon- Services Intelligence, Fai A second man, Zaheer AP, the state changed its jobs total sibility for the other areas in the donated money to political Ahmad, was also charged. several times before finally lowering predominantly Pashtun province campaigns, wrote newspa- Prosecutors said he recruit- it to about 9,000 positions, including Rick Perry Has that remain under the influence of per op-eds, organized con- ed people to act as straw 4,000 positions at Walmart stores the Taliban and other insurgent gressional trips and met donors who would give over five years. Her response was to Troubled Ties groups. with White House and State money to the Kashmiri criticize the media. A post Monday NATO officials said the handover Department officials. American Council that real- on her Facebook page read, “To my With Tea Party. sent a powerful signal that progress “I believe that Fai has re- ly was coming from the Pak- friends in the press: try to be positive. is being made. ceived approximately istani government. Just once. You might like it.” Page N2. Nation & World 2 • Wednesday, July 20, 2011 U.S. COPY OF MAGNA Six Senators Push CARTA RESTORED Bipartisan Plan A painstaking conservation effort to repair weak spots in a 714-year-old copy of the Magna Carta to Cut Deficit has revealed that the full text of the English dec- laration of human rights remains intact, the Na- Plan calls for $500B ting the deficit as the start- tional Archives said Tuesday. A $13.5 million gift down payment as ing point toward cuts of starting point toward more than $4 trillion over the coming decade that from philanthropist David Rubenstein — owner ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO $4 trillion in cuts would be finalized in a sec- David Rubenstein poses over next decade. ond piece of legislation. of the handwritten document — is funding the with a 1297 Magna Carta Most of those savings conservation effort as well preparations for an ex- in March 2008 at the BY ANDREW TAYLOR would come from four years National Archives in The Associated Press of caps imposed on the day- hibit. -- The Associated Press Washington. to-day budgets of Cabinet WASHINGTON • The bi- agencies set by the annual partisan “Gang of Six sen- appropriations bills. ators on Tuesday offered a It would also curb the major plan to cut the deficit growth of Social Security by almost $4 trillion over benefits by moving to a the coming decade, but lower inflation adjustment Advisers: whether it can break for annual cost-of-living through the budget debate updates. will depend on whether Re- Depending on how one No Copays publican lawmakers can keeps score, the measure find a way to endorse well would save $3.7 trillion to over $1 trillion in new tax $4.7 trillion over the coming for Birth revenues reaped as Con- decade. The lower figure is gress overhauls the loop- measured against a lower hole-choked U.S. tax code. spending “baseline based Control The plan would also re- on a fiscal 2011 budget law peal a new long-term care enacted earlier this year.But program established under if measured against Oba- WASHINGTON (AP) • last year s health overhaul ma s request for the current Millions of women stand and force an additional 2011 budget year — the to gain free access to a $500 billion in cuts from standard used by Obama s broad menu of birth con- federal health care pro- deficit commission last year trol methods, thanks to a grams over the upcoming — the plan would save the recommendation issued decade, according to docu- higher figure. Tuesday by health experts ments provided to senators The tax reform outline advising the government. ASSOCIATED PRESS FILE PHOTO but not publicly released. would set up three income An Institute of Medi- Texas Gov. Rick Perry pauses while speaking aboard the USS Midway in San Diego at a It also appears that the tax rates — a bottom rate of cine panel recommended Boy Scout ceremony on June 29. revenue increases are sig- 8-12 percent; a middle rate that the government re- nificantly higher than ad- of 14-22 percent; and a top quire health insurance vertised by plan proponents rate of 23-29 percent — to companies to cover birth because the measure as- replace the current system control for women as pre- No Tea Party for Texas Gov. Perry sumes that the more than $1 that has a bottom rate of 10 ventive care, without co- trillion cost of repealing the percent with five addition- payments. Contraception alternative minimum tax al rates, topping out at 35 — along with such care as as He Weighs Nomination Bid over the coming decade will percent. diabetes tests during be offset by curbing tax It would reduce but not pregnancy and screening breaks as tax reform is de- eliminate tax breaks on for the virus that causes BY STEVE PEOPLES ry in the 2010 Republican than meets the eye. bated. The minimum tax mortgage interest, higher- cervical cancer — was one and APRIL CASTRO gubernatorial primary.“I still The attacks are quietly was enacted in 1969 to cost health plans,charitable of eight recommended Associated Press don t think he governs like promoted by other Republi- make sure taxpayers pay at deductions,retirement sav- services for women. the conservative he profess- can presidential contenders, least some income tax, but ings like individual retire- “Unintended pregnan- CONCORD, N.H. • In spite es to be. who view Perry as a growing it was never indexed for in- ment accounts and tax-free cies carry health conse- of his thundering speeches Texas conservatives re- threat as he inches closer to a flation and now threatens savings accounts known as quences for the mother — against big government, cently shared material on late entrance into the Repub- more than 20 million tax fil- 401(k)s and tax credits for psychological, emotional Texas Gov. Rick Perry has a Perry s record with the New lican presidential primary. ers with big tax increases families with children. and physical — and also troubled relationship with Hampshire Tea Party Coali- Many of the candidates are unless extended next year. Like the president s consequences for the the tea party, a rift increas- tion, which dedicated a sec- competing for the hearts of The six senators are Tom deficit commission, the newborn, said Dr. Linda ingly obvious as he gets clos- tion of its website to the tea party activists who have Coburn, R-Okla., Mike Senate group s plan calls for Rosenstock, panel chair- er to a presidential bid. Texas governor.The coalition generated passion, campaign Crapo, R-Idaho, Saxby a fundamental overhaul of woman and dean of pub- Tea party groups from offers links to negative media cash and armies of volun- Chambliss, R-Ga., Kent the tax code that would lic health at the University New Hampshire to Texas are coverage and videos about teers from GOP voters na- Conrad, D-N.D., Mark slash special tax preferences of California, Los Ange- collaborating to criticize Per- the man who it says “was Al tionwide. Warner, D-Va., and Dick and deductions as a way to les. “The overwhelming ry s record on immigration, Gore s Democrat chairman A key Perry strategist dis- Durbin, D-Ill. lower tax rates — along the evidence was strongly public health and spending in 1988. Perry switched to missed the tea party criticism Their plan calls for an lines of the 1986 tax reform supportive of the health and his former affiliation the Republican Party in 1989, as isolated to a handful of immediate $500 billion measure signed into law by benefit of contraception. with the Democratic Party. around the same time as conservative groups in a “down payment on cut- President Ronald Reagan. Medical experts say “It s real easy to walk into other conservative Democ- fragmented movement. easier access could start a church on Sunday morning rats. “There s no candidate shift to more reliable and sing from the hymnal. I The organization also dis- running on either side of the forms of birth control, saw a guy that talked like a tributed a series of emails to aisle that has his record and such as implants or IUDs, tea party candidate but did- supporters, including one relationship with tea party which are gaining accept- n t govern like one, said De- obtained by The Associated members,”said David Car- ance in other economi- bra Medina, a Texas tea party Press warning, “We should ney.“But the tea party is not NY Sheriff: Five cally developed countries. activist who challenged Per- be aware there is more to him one monolithic group. Killed, 9 Hurt in
they trusted. Tractor Collision Murdoch News Corp. Rises After Testimony News International CEO Continued from N1 Rebekah Brooks and Wall STAYING PUT: Rupert Murdoch said he was the best Street Journal publisher Les BENTON, N.Y. • A car passing a slow-moving farm tractor The scandal has captivat- person to clean up News Corp. Investors agreed. Hinton, former executive on a curve sideswiped an oncoming van carrying 13 Amish ed audiences from America BIG DAY: News Corp. s stock had its best day since the chairman of News Interna- farmers through New York s rural Finger Lakes region to Murdoch s native Aus- phone-hacking scandal broke, rising more than 5 percent tional, have resigned, Tuesday, sending the van under the tractor, killing five tralia, and there s more to Tuesday while Murdoch and his son and deputy, James, though Murdoch said he did passengers and injuring eight others plus the driver of the come — only a fraction of testified before a committee of the British Parliament in not blame either of them for tractor,police said. Yates County Sheriff Ronald Spike said the nearly 4,000 people London. Asked whether he was considering resigning as the scandal. Brooks and five people in the van were pronounced dead at the scene whose information was head of the company, Murdoch said: “No. Cameron s former commu- of the 12:40 p.m. crash and eight were taken to hospitals, hacked are known and the RESTORING SOME LOSSES: The gains restored about nications chief, Andy Coul- some with “very serious” injuries. The tractor driver was police investigation appears $2.2 billion of the $8.3 billion in market value the compa- son — a former editor at also taken to a hospital. The car s driver had minor injuries to be widening. Murdoch ny had lost during the furor. News of the World — are but was not hospitalized. has already shut the News of among several people who — The Associated Press the World, given up on buy- have been arrested in the ing a major British satellite The Guardian newspaper — 700,000 pounds ($1.1 scandal, though no one has television company and ac- then found out that Mur- million) in one case — to set- been charged with a crime. cepted the resignations of doch s papers had paid out tle lawsuits by phone hack- James Murdoch, 38, apol- Auction two top executives because more than $1.6 million (1 ing victims. ogized for the scandal, of the scandal. million pounds) to settle Murdoch noted that News telling British lawmakers Calendar He said he had no plans to lawsuits involving allega- of the World represented less that “these actions do not resign but expressed contri- tions of eavesdropping on than 1 percent of his global live up to the standards our tion on behalf of News phone messages. 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THE DIGIT Lawmakers Call for Hearings on Robo-Signing $1,602.40 Gold’s reputation as a safer place Gold is above Lawmakers and enforcement agencies called for further in- $1,600 for the first time. Gold rose 21 percent in vestigation Tuesday after learning that the illegal practice known dollar terms in the 12 months through June 30, ac as robo-signing has continued in the mortgage industry. cording to the World Gold Council, The Associated Press reported on Monday that county officials an industry group. It rose against in at least three states — Massachusetts, North Carolina and other currencies, too: up 2.2 per Michigan — say they have received thousands of mortgage docu- cent in euros, 10.4 percent in ments with questionable signatures since last fall. That’s when Japanese yen and 16.5 per forged signatures and false affidavits — also called robo-signing cent in Indian rupees. But — led to a temporary halt to foreclosures. Banks and mortgage gold fell 5.5 percent MONEY+AGRIBUSINESS processers promised to stop the practice. But the findings of the against the Swiss franc, county officials indicate that robo-signing is still a widespread which is seen as one of problem. the world’s safest – The Associated Press currencies.
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Debt Worries Drag Down Stock Market
NEW YORK (AP) Not even a string of better earn ings reports could stave off worries about debt on Monday. Europe's banking troubles and an impasse over lift ing the U.S. government's borrowing limit helped drag down stock markets in the U.S. and Europe. Gold rose above $1,600 an ounce as investors sought safe places to park money. The S&P 500 index dropped 10.70 points, or 0.8 per cent, to close at 1,305.44. The Dow Jones industrial average and Nasdaq com posite index gave up their gains for the month. The Dow fell 94.57 points, 0.8 percent, to 12,385.16.
July 19, 2011 &QY,QPGU 13,000
KPFWUVTKCNU 12,000 202.26 11,000 12,587.42 MA M JJ Pct. change from previous: +1.63% High 12,607.56 Low 12,385.96
July 19, 2011 0CUFCS 3,000 PHOTOS BY ASHLEY SMITH/ TIMES-NEWS EQORQUKVG Jose Alfredo, of Cornerstone Concrete, works on the foundation Tuesday of the Warner Truck Center under 2,750 construction at the Crossroads Point Business Center in southern Jerome County. 61.41 2,826.52 2,500 MA M JJ Pct. change from previous: +2.22% High2,828.65 Low 2,790.98 Warner Truck Center to add 40 local jobs after new heavy truck paint booth, a training room with room and trailer dealership in southern Jerome County opens in 2012. for more than 100 people and an indoor showroom. STOCKS OF LOCAL INTEREST BY BEN BOTKIN Those two operations, which cur- Construction crews this week have [email protected] rently have 40 employees combined, been working on the foundation and will be relocated to the new dealership, forms for the new building. AlliantEgy 1.70 14 40.51 +.39 +10.2 Kaman .56 17 35.96 +.90 +23.7 JEROME A heavy truck and trailer with an expanded staff double that Arlen Crouch, owner of Crossroads AlliantTch .80 7 67.93 +1.10 -8.7 Keycorp .12f 11 8.06 +.33 -8.9 AmCasino .42 64 22.98 +.84 +47.0 LeeEnt ... 3 .92 -.01 -62.6 dealership recently broke ground on a size. Point, said that with the struggling Aon Corp .60 19 49.05 +.17 +6.6 MicronT ... 12 7.52 +.29 -6.2 new facility at the Crossroads Point “We have been very pleased with the economy,the focus has changed for the BallardPw ...... 1.59 +.12 +6.0 OfficeMax ... 11 6.78 +.20 -61.7 BkofAm .04 17 9.57 -.15 -28.3 RockTen .80 11 60.69 +.86 +12.5 Business Center at the intersection of addition of the southern Idaho territo- 500-acre development project’s goals. ConAgra .92 14 26.49 +.26 +17.3 Sensient .84 17 38.26 +.85 +4.2 U.S. Highway 93 and Interstate 84 in ry to our existing operations,” Bart Initially,it was planned as a retail-cen- Costco .96 25 80.81 +1.70 +11.9 SkyWest .16 10 12.37 +.07 -20.8 Diebold 1.12 15 31.48 +.62 -1.8 Teradyn ... 7 13.98 +.50 -.4 southern Jerome County. Warner,owner of the truck center,said tered area, and that’s now changed to DukeEngy 1.00f 13 18.76 +.13 +5.3 Tuppwre 1.20 20 69.96 +1.29 +46.8 Warner Truck Center is building a in a statement. “The quality and dedi- include light manufacturing and office DukeRlty .68 ... 14.22 +.20 +14.1 US Bancrp .50 13 25.03 +.60 -7.2 Fastenal s .52 35 34.44 +.82 +15.0 Valhi .50f 99 61.40 +1.73 +177.7 62,000-square-foot structure to cation of our employees in Southern buildings, he said. Heinz 1.92f 18 53.86 +.73 +8.9 WalMart 1.46f 13 53.97 +.65 +.1 house a full-service heavy truck and Idaho have been a great asset to our to- He said the expansion of more lanes HewlettP .48f 9 35.61 +.59 -15.4 WashFed .24 20 17.14 +.10 +1.3 HomeDp 1.00 17 36.11 +.42 +3.0 WellsFargo .48f 12 28.41 +1.53 -8.3 trailer dealership on 11 acres it pur- tal operation.” along U.S. Highway 93 also help make Idacorp 1.20 16 39.84 +.57 +7.7 ZionBcp .04 ... 22.64 -.15 -6.6 chased. The dealership is scheduled to With 32 computers now needed for it a good site for the new truck dealer- be completed and ready for business by programming, diagnosing, running ship. Jan. 1, 2012. and repairing heavy trucks, Warner Crouch said he’s also in negotiations MAGIC VALLEY COMMODITIES For the Magic Valley,it will mean 40 said the need is greater than ever for fa- to possibly bring a gas station and new jobs added within the first two cilities and equipment that meet those restaurant to Crossroads Point. years of the dealership opening. Warn- needs. He said Crossroads Point’s Warner Truck Center employs more Mon Commodity High Low Close Change Sep J-Yen1.2693 1.2619 1.2628 - .0025 er Truck Center, based in West Valley proximity to Interstate 84 makes it an than 350 people. Aug Live cattle 111.10 110.00 110.50 + .65 Dec J-Yen1.2690 1.2648 1.2648 - .0018 Oct Live cattle 117.30 115.95 116.38 + .53 SepEuro-currency1.4193 1.4043 1.4115 + .0058 City, Utah, purchased Freightliner ideal location for the business. AugFeeder cattle136.88 135.08 135.58 + 1.00 DecEuro-currency1.4150 1.4028 1.4079 + .0054 dealerships in Twin Falls and Jerome in When complete, the dealership will Ben Botkin may be reached at 735- SepFeeder cattle137.88 136.08 136.25 + .63 SepCanada dollar1.0530 1.0399 1.0502 + .0097 July 2010 from Orlan Stearns. have 36 bays, a fast-lube pit, a 70-foot 3238. Oct Feeder cattle138.35 136.80 136.80 + .40 DecCanada dollar1.0501 1.0400 1.0472 + .0087 Jul Lean hogs100.35 99.25 99.65 + 1.20 Sep U.S. Dollar 75.82 75.18 74.50 - .30 Aug Lean hogs 92.30 91.13 91.68 + 1.38 Aug Comex gold1610.7 1582.7 1587.8 - 14.6 Jul Wheat727.75 689.00 693.50 + 4.00 Oct Comex gold1610.3 1583.9 1588.5 - 14.9 Sep Wheat751.75 720.75 726.75 + 8.50 Jul Comex silver 40.87 38.71 38.95 - 1.39 Jul KC Wheat796.75 764.00 778.00 + 17.00 Sep Comex silver 40.88 38.61 38.94 - 1.40 Sep KC Wheat819.25 786.75 801.00 + 16.50 JulTreasury bond 127.1 125.0 126.3 + 1.8 Jul MPS Wheat858.75 823.75 833.00 + 10.50 DecTreasury bond125.2 123.2 125.2 + 1.9 Sep MPS Wheat857.50 827.50 835.00 + 11.50 Jul Coffee252.90 243.05 243.85 - 4.35 Jul Corn723.50 696.50698.00 + 1.75 Sep Coffee256.50 247.00 247.70 - 4.40 Greek FM says European Debt Deal is ‘Attainable’ Sep Corn703.75 682.50 687.25 + 10.25 Jul Cocoa 2020 1970 2001 + 57 Jul Soybeans1408.001375.501379.25 - 6.25 Sep Cocoa 2050 2000 2029 + 64 Aug Soybeans1405.251373.001377.00 - 5.25 Oct Cotton101.95 98.55 101.95 + 4.00 Jul BFP Milk 21.22 21.14 21.19 .xx Dec Cotton100.84 97.00 100.84 + 4.00 Greek finance minister Evangelos Venizelos speaks during an A new bailout deal is likely to involve Aug BFP Milk 20.80 20.52 20.60 - .09 Aug Crude oil 98.65 95.93 97.76 + 1.83 interview with The Associated Press at his office in Athens, banks and other Greek bondholders Sep BFP Milk 20.21 20.00 20.05 - .07 AugUnleaded gas3.1485 3.1006 3.1155 + .0181 making voluntary contributions to de- Oct BFP Milk 19.45 19.18 19.23 - .09 Aug Heating oil 3.1321 3.0816 3.1016 + .0239 Monday. Venizelos says a European debt deal is “attainable” at Oct Sugar 29.43 28.32 28.78 - .16 SepS Natural gas 4.558 4.489 4.499 - .025 ferring Athens’ debt payments. Details Mar Sugar 28.39 27.38 27.90 .xx the European Union summit on Thursday. of that potential arrangement are being Sep B-Pound1.6168 1.6036 1.6113 + .0079 Quotations from Sinclair & Co. Dec B-Pound 1.6131 1.6098 1.6100 + .0081 733-6013 or (800) 635-0821 negotiated at talks between European BY DEREK GATOPOULOS AND fallout from Greece’s woes could Union officials and private investors in NICHOLAS PAPHITIS spread to larger European countries. Rome. MAGIC VALLEY COMMODITIES The Associated Press Borrowing costs in eurozone members Proposals being considered already Italy and Spain have risen alarmingly in “combine all the different approaches’’ VALLEY BEANS INTERMOUNTAIN Prices are net to growers, 100 pounds, U.S. No. 1 ATHENS, Greece A European debt recent days. in a way acceptable to Greece, Venize- beans, less Idaho bean tax and storage charges. LIVESTOCK deal is attainable at Tuesday’s EU sum- “Reaching a solution is attainable los said. Prices subject to change without notice. POCATELLO (AP) — Idaho Farm Bureau Producers desiring more recent price informa- Intermountain Grain Report for Tuesday, July mit, Greece’s finance minister said, in- because this solution does not only in- “I believe we will be able ... to achieve tion should contact dealers. 19.NAMPA — White wheat 10.08 cwt (up 17): 6.05 Other Idaho bean prices are collected weekly by bushel (up 10) sisting that his country remains on clude Greece,’’Venizelos said in his of- something which will be secure, posi- Bean Market News, U.S. Department of ——— LIVESTOCK AUCTION — Blackfoot Livestock Agriculture: Pintos, Ltd. $33-$25;pinks, not estab- Auction on Friday. Utility and commercial cows course to reach a primary budget sur- fice. “At issue is the euro and the re- tive for the viability of the public debt, lished;small reds, not established garbanzos, 68.00-78.00;canner and cutters 60.00-72.00 plus next year, despite missing fiscal silience of the eurozone. That is why and will safeguard Greece as a country Ltd. $41-$44. Quotes current July 13. heavy feeder steers 109.00-139.00;light feeder steers 120.00-148.00;stocker steers 132.00- targets so far in 2011. protection of Greece is a self defense and the Greek banking system,’’he said. 159.00;heavy holstein feeder steers n/a; light VALLEY GRAINS holstein feeder steers n/a;heavy feeder heifers Evangelos Venizelos also told The mechanism for the eurozone. That will Venizelos said Greece had already Prices for wheat per bushel: mixed grain, oats, 105.00-128.00;light feeder heifers 115.00-140.00 corn and beans per hundred weight. Prices sub- stocker heifers 125.00-145.00;bulls 78.00-94.00 Associated Press in an interview on help us avoid a domino effect.’’ taken the toughest measures needed to ject to change without notice. Remarks: Cows 1-2 lower. Barley, $13;oats, $10.60;corn, $13.45 (15 percent Monday that Greece is hoping to avoid Greece is being kept afloat by 110 bil- steer the economy back to fiscal health. moisture). Prices are given by Rangens in Buhl. being placed under selective default by lion euro in emergency loans from oth- The Socialist government has faced Prices current July 13. CHEESE Barley, $12 (cwt): corn, $13 (cwt). Prices quoted Cheddar cheese prices on the Chicago Mercantile ratings agencies — an assessment that er eurozone members and the Interna- months of anti-austerity protests, and by JD Heiskell. Prices current July 13. Exchange Barrels: $2.1150, + .0050: Blocks: $2.1400, + could plunge Europe’s worsening debt tional Monetary Fund, but remains has seen a recent slump in popularity .0200 INTERMOUNTAIN crisis into greater turbulence. locked out of bond markets by high in- and struggling with unemployment GRAIN GOLD Greece is enacting major economic terest rates and will require a second that topped 16 percent in March. POCATELLO (AP) — Idaho Farm Bureau Selected world gold prices, Tuesday. Intermountain Grain Report for Tuesday, July 19. London morning fixing: $1602.00 up $3.00. reforms alongside an austerity program bailout expected to involve a similar In the latest sign of public discon- POCATELLO — White wheat 6.75 (steady) London afternoon fixing: $1601.00 up $2.00. as it grapples with a national debt top- amount. tent, striking taxi drivers blocked roads 11.5 percent winter 6.26 (up 17);14 percent spring NY Handy & Harman: $1601.00 up $2.00. 9.06 (up 11);barley 11.67 (steady) ping (euro) 340 billion ($477.5 billion) “We want a solution that makes our to the country’s main airport and har- BURLEY — White wheat 6.05 (up 5) 11.5 percent winter 6.46 (up 17);14 percent spring 8.56 (up 11) SILVER that nearly saw it go bankrupt earlier national debt sustainable ... guarantees bor Monday as part of a two-day strike, Barley 10.75 (steady) NEW YORK (AP) — Handy & Harman silver OGDEN — White wheat 6.75 (up 15);11.5 percent Tuesday $40.290 off $0.025. this month. Greece’s borrowing needs until in mid- which is occurring at the heart of the winter 6.78 (up 18);14 percent spring 8.53 (up 3) H&H fabricated $48.348 off $0.030. Leaders of countries that use the eu- 2014 when we foresee our return to the vital tourist season. They were protest- Barley 12.00 (steady);corn 12.98 cwt (steady) The morning bullion price for silver in London PORTLAND — White wheat 6.93 (up 2) $40.320 off $0.010. ro are to attend the emergency talks in markets, and guarantees the liquidity of ing proposed changes in licensing laws that 11 percent winter 7.58-7.78 (up 17) 14 percent Engelhard $40.250 off $0.110. spring 10.38 (up 7) corn 305.50-308.50 (down .25 Engelhard fabricated $48.300 off $0.132. Brussels on Thursday, amid fears the Greek banks,’’Venizelos said. would make it cheaper to operate a taxi. to up .50) NY Merc silver spot month Tuesday $40.211 off $0.122. Wednesday, July 20, 2011 Features Editor Virginia Hutchins [ 208-735-3242 [email protected] ]
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PHOTOS BY DREW NASH TIMES-NEWS Hagerman resident Emily Dannenhauer, 14, picks Bing cherries with her mother at Kelley’s Canyon Orchard on Thursday near Buhl. Pick Your Own Fruit
DREW NASH TIMES-NEWS The Cup Cake employee Kelsey Schutz squeezes Local orchards and fruit frosting onto Coco Blue cupcakes Friday afternoon at buyers are embracing the The You-Pick Season the new Twin Falls shop. you-pick concept in a season of high fruit yields — a Kelley’s Canyon Orchard welcome harvest after last Where: 1903 River Road, Buhl Big Flavor in year’s crop loss. When: 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. every day What: Cherries are ready now BY EVA STUTZMAN and for another couple of weeks; Bite-sized Treats [email protected] apricots ready this week and for National food watchers may call the trend about another month; pears ready stale, but the owner of a new shop says BUHL Driving along Buhl’s River this week or next week; peaches Road, you might notice rows of fruit ready in mid-August. cupcakes are fresh for the Magic Valley trees with branches pulled to the Contact: Richard Kelley, 543- market — and she’s founding a business on ground by the hefty crop that’s ripen- 9905 or 543-5330 that belief. ing. Among the trees are people mov- ing ladders or plucking the low-hang- Akland Orchard BY MELISSA DAVLIN ing fruit. Where: 1926 E. 4500 N., Buhl [email protected] Some Magic Valley fruit orchards When: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Mondays offer you-pick programs, allowing to Saturdays Get ready,sugar fans. You have a new place to get your fix. customers to pick their own produce What: Cherries ready now and Last week, Jeannie Fields opened The Cup Cake, a Twin for a discounted price. With cherries Anthony Arteaga, 10, of Paul holds a for about another month; peaches Falls cupcake boutique that offers gourmet treats. The shop already in season and apricots, basket over his head as his sister ready in mid-August; pears ready rotates nearly 40 flavors through its lineup on different peaches, plums, pears and apples Fatima Arteaga, 3, looks around in early September; apples ready days of the week. ripening in the summer heat, these while it begins to rain at Kelley’s in late September. Customers who want specialty cupcakes can special or- orchards are now open for business. Canyon Orchard. Contact: Roger Akland, 543-6083 der them from various businesses, but behind Fields’ store- And customers are pouring the cher- front is a freshly baked array that you can walk in and buy ries into buckets and baskets by the think we are having a good time now,” Rivers Edge Orchard straight from the case. pound. Jacci said. The Dannenhauers had a Where: 1831 River Road, Buhl Fields, who moved to Buhl two years ago, has been in the “We started doing you-pick in the bucket nearly filled after only 15 min- When: Open every day except food service business for 25 years and gathered hundreds 1920s,”said Richard Kelley of Kelley’s utes. Sunday; hours are irregular. of recipes over time. She studied the market, found a Twin Canyon Orchard in Buhl, which has Last year was a different story. What: Apricots ready now and Falls location to open her cupcakery and tweaked flavors been open since 1908. “We didn’t have a crop at all last for two or three more weeks; until she came up with offerings she was happy with. With The draws to these locally owned year,”said Lea Stone of Rivers Edge peachcots (cross between peaches a few additions, classic cakes like chocolate and vanilla orchards are numerous. The fruit is Orchard in Buhl. and apricots) ready next week; morphed easily into gourmet creations like Chocolate Chili, fresher.The experience is a tradition. Due to a late freeze and high winds plums ready next week; pears Mango Margherita and Caramel Latte. And the prices can’t be beat: Cherries in 2010, most Magic Valley orchards ready in a couple of weeks; nec- The result: a business plan built on happy. go for about 95 cents per pound. didn’t have fruit to sell. But this year tarines ready in a couple of weeks; “It makes people smile,” Fields said. “We’re going for two buckets,”said is a complete turnaround. The wet apples ready in late August. The store’s name comes from its signature treat, a cake Jacci Dannenhauer, who was picking spring helped trees produce an Contact: Lea Stone, 543-5826 baked in an 8-ounce paper coffee cup, in flavors rotated cherries with her daughter July 14 at above-average crop, and orchard daily.When school starts, she plans to offer cupcakes baked Kelley’s Canyon Orchard. Jacci used owners are boosting their you-pick Apple Creek Farm in coffee mugs that sport local team colors. to pick cherries here when she was a sales to keep up. Where: 81 S. 350 W., Jerome The Cup Cake offers other desserts, including bread child, but this was her daughter Emi- “Growers like you-pick because it When: By appointment only pudding, cheesecake and frosting shots, or small condi- ly’s first time. “At first she kind of keeps the harvesting going even when What: Apples, pears, plums ment cups filled with frosting. Fields also makes dark grumbled coming down here, but I Please see FRUIT, F3 Contact: Diane Holley, 280-2949 chocolate cake pops — a mix of crumbled cake and frost- ing formed into a ball and put on a stick. Need a drink to wash down dessert? The shop offers coffee, tea and milk. (The coffee wasn’t originally part of the plan, Fields said, but she ended up with a larger storefront than she had
Please see TREATS, F3 Make Your Picnic Basket the Envy of the Symphony Crowd BY KAREN BOSSICK and we were always taking picnics to class at the Sawtooth Botanical Garden For the Times-News concerts there,” she said. “When I for symphony fans who lamented that Details on the New Shop taught cooking classes, one of my most their picnic fare had grown stale. Takeout chicken and cold bologna popular was the ‘Hollywood Bowl Pic- “You definitely don’t want to take The Cup Cake owner Jeannie Fields offers plenty of sandwiches won’t cut it if you plan on nic’ class.” sandwiches to the symphony,”Bashaw choices for cupcake lovers at her new bakery, at 1563 picnicking with Audrey Bashaw. Those skills transferred easily to the said. The season of free concerts starts Fillmore Ave. N., Unit 1B, in Twin Falls; 490-0401. This home economist who divides Sun Valley scene, where many south- Aug. 1, but Bashaw’s picnic fare is also Hours: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday-Friday; 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. her time between a home near Sun Val- central Idahoans take great pains to perfect for other summer outings Saturday. ley and a ranch on Silver Creek believes prepare foodstuffs for picnicking on where you feel a need to impress. Prices: $2.95 for a regular cupcake, or $29.50 for a in pushing the envelope when it comes the lawn during the free Sun Valley She prepared tortilla rolls with salsa, dozen. Mini cupcakes are $1.75 each or $14.50 a dozen. to the picnic basket. Summer Symphony concerts. pickled sausage with homemade mus- The namesake treat — baked in a paper coffee cup — is “We used to live an hour away from In fact, Bashaw recently taught a tard, margarita wine punch, California $3.25 each or $32.50 a dozen. the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, “How to Create the Perfect Picnic” Please see PICNIC, F2 Food 2 • Wednesday, July 20, 2011
ONLINE: Companies Take Veggie Cue from Sneaky Trend A home for homebrewers
BY JESSICA MINTZ ed, pureed fresh and frozen And while parents may Times-News Night Editor Nate Poppino blogs on all For The Associated Press fruits and vegetables that can have good intentions to buy things beer at “Idaho On Tap.” Here s what s on his be mixed into foods such as healthier options, a higher mind this week: It looks like Kraft Macaroni & macaroni and cheese (yams or vegetable content doesn t top Cheese, and Kraft says it cauliflower), spaghetti (car- the list of criteria. “For an excuse to have a pint and talk shop with tastes just like the original.But rots and sweet potato) and “I don t think there s a food your fellow homebrewers, look no a new ingredient is lurking in- brownies (baby spinach and company in American that further than our local Von Scheidt side this version of the Amer- blueberries). doesn t have on its radar the Brewing Co. Pat Scheidt is forming a ican family dinner staple — “The ideal,of course,is you health and wellness of Ameri- new brew club ... a place for home- cauliflower. steam up some local, organic, cans,as a market, Balzer said. brewers to share ideas, meeting likely Don t tell the kids! freshly picked cauliflower,and “They think it s a driving force every two months to give folks time Kraft Foods Inc.is the latest your child eats it outright with in our behavior. I know it s to toy with their brews in-between.” large food manufacturer to try a little mist of olive oil,happi- not. I know the driving force hiding additional veggies in ly, Lapine said. of our behavior is taste buds. Read more at packaged foods, an effort to But like Kraft, Lapine takes For Phil Lempert, another Magicvalley.com/blogs ride a renewed interest in a practical approach.“Food is food industry analyst, half a healthy eating to fatter profits. only healthy if you can get serving of cauliflower in the It s a slowly growing trend, someone to eat it, she said. new Kraft Macaroni & Cheese and it s one that is dividing Harry Balzer, who tracks is better than nothing if food industry experts. “We know moms are al- Americans eating patterns Americans are willing to serve In June,Wal-Mart and Tar- ways looking to please their for The NPD Group, a market it. Grilled fruit punches get stores started stocking kids and wanting to not make research firm,says parents are “I don t care about the top 1 Kraft Macaroni & Cheese meals a big ordeal, insofar as making genuine attempts to percent that can buy whatev- up a traditional fool Dinner Veggie Pasta across being able to get them to eat get healthier foods into their er they want, eat strictly or- the country, alongside boxes their food, said Alberto kids. Fruits now make up 6 ganic, buy artisan cheese BY ALISON LADMAN of the traditional recipe and Huerta, who oversees the percent of kids diets, the where they know the cheese For The Associated Press other alternative versions,in- Kraft Macaroni & Cheese largest share since he started maker, Lempert said.“I want cluding organic and whole brand at Kraft.“Mom is look- tracking kids consumption to make sure people who go in Don t let the name confuse grain.Every neon-orange cup ing for ways to sneak veggies 30 years ago. Meantime, every week in the supermar- you. This is an easy, deli- serving of the new recipe into her kids diet. cookies, cake, pre-sweetened ket, are spending 22 minutes cious and summery dessert, packs a half-serving of cauli- In Canada,the cauliflower- cereal, candy and carbonated and 100 bucks a week for a not a reference to the person flower. based pasta has been available soft drinks are at their lowest family of four get the best standing at the grill. Kraft joins brands such as since last March. It immedi- level,in terms of their share of health, taste and value that A fool is a classic British ConAgra Foods Inc. s Chef ately became one of the kids diets. they can. dessert made from a fruit Boyardee, which includes faster-selling versions of the But vegetables, which That approach draws skep- compote and whipped enough tomato in some of its dish,Huerta said.It also drew peaked as a percentage of kids ticism from Marion Nestle, a cream. Traditionally, the canned pasta to claim half a new Kraft Dinner consumers, diets in 1984, remain a stick- professor at New York Uni- two components are folded cup of vegetables per serving, boosting overall revenue ing point. They re a hassle for versity s department of nutri- together, but they also can and Unilever s Ragu pasta growth for the entire product parents to buy and keep fresh, tion, food studies and public be layered in a parfait glass. AP PHOTO sauces, which says it has two line. they re not generally seen as health. Nutrients are lost In our revision,we ve opted In this fool version, the servings of veggies for every Kraft s move is a variation snack foods the way fruits are, when vegetables are freeze- to grill the fruit rather than fruit is grilled rather half cup of sauce. on a theme espoused by sev- and they re rarely served alone dried,Nestle says,and people cook it on the stovetop. than cooked on the In the Kraft product, the eral recent — and highly suc- as a main dish. That means if are also losing the benefit of Grilling the fruit keeps stovetop. company freeze-dries cauli- cessful — cookbooks. Missy someone is cooking at home, greater volume of less calorie- your kitchen cool and adds flower and pulverizes it into a Chase Lapine is author of the vegetables are added work. dense food in a meal. a wonderful smoky- and starting to brown. Re- powder, then uses that pow- “Sneaky Chef series of And when they are available, “Oh,what will they think of caramel flavor to the fruit. move the strawberries af- der to replace some of the cookbooks,in which she pro- many kids simply aren t bit- next, Nestle said. “What a We ve opted for a mixture of ter 5 minutes. Flip the flour in the pasta. motes a system of color-cod- ing,the analyst said. silly idea. strawberries and peaches, peaches and grill for an- but pineapple and banana other 5 minutes. Allow the with a little toasted coconut fruit to cool until it is easi- on top would be a great ly handled. Pull the skins tropical fool. Or use apples off the peaches. Cut the and pears with a little cin- fruit up into 1/2-inch tle catering in addition to her namon added to the cubes, then combine in a Picnic work at Scott USA. Layer whipped cream. large bowl. Stir in the hon- Continued from Food 1 chunky whole-wheat bread ey and lemon juice. Allow with bacon, avocado, arugu- Grilled Fool to cool completely. puff pastry picnic torte, la and tomato. Spread cream With an electric mixer, in black-eyed pea salad, lemon cheese and hot pepper jelly Start to finish: 30 minutes. a large bowl beat the artichoke romaine salad, tof- on it. Servings: 4. cream, powdered sugar fee splinters and cheesecake Make sure your picnicking and vanilla until soft cookies for the class. friends get their five-a-day Vegetable oil, for oiling peaks form. Picnic fare need not be of fruits and vegetables by the grill To assemble the fools, difficult, she said: hollowing out a watermelon 2 peaches, halved, pits re- arrange the fruit and Hollow out a loaf of and stuffing it with mixed moved whipped cream in layers French bread and stuff it berries, melon balls and 1 pound large strawber- in tall glasses. Start with with Muenster cheese and pineapple chunks, said ries, stemmed and the mixed fruit, then artichokes. Wrap it in foil and Melissa Sleight, a registered halved spoon whipped cream heat it just before the picnic, dietician for St. Luke s Mag- 2 tablespoons honey over it and repeat until the and it will still be warm when ic Valley. 1 teaspoon lemon juice glass is filled. Alternative- you unwrap the foil. Serve up raw broccoli, 1 1/2 cups heavy cream ly, fold the cooled fruit into Prepare a white fish ce- cauliflower and carrots with 1/4 cup powdered sugar the whipped cream and viche, covering bite-sized hummus, which doesn t 1 teaspoon vanilla extract spoon the mixture into pieces of raw fish with lime perish as quickly as sour glasses. juice and pepper flakes. The cream or mayonnaise-based Heat a grill to medium- Per serving: 440 calories; acid of the juice “cooks” the dips in warm weather. And, high. Be sure that the 310 calories from fat (67 fish. because hummus is made grates are very clean. Us- percent of total calories); Fix a taco salad by pairing from chickpeas, it counts as ing a pair of tongs, rub a 34 g fat (21 g saturated; 1 g cooked hamburger or diced another veggie. paper towel soaked in veg- trans fats); 125 mg choles- chicken with tomatoes, let- Picnickers can also cut etable oil over the grates. terol; 35 g carbohydrate; 3 tuce and olives. Add the down on calories by substi- Grill the peaches and g protein; 3 g fiber; 35 mg dressing and chips just be- tuting a light, refreshing strawberries until tender sodium. fore you serve it. juice mixed with soda water Serve baked garlic, pop- in the place of sodas and ping unpeeled garlic cloves other beverages, Sleight Weekend Warriors... into a small dish with olive oil added. and baking in the oven for 20 “Try equal parts. Then ad- Get back minutes. Squeeze the garlic just it to fit your taste,”she out there! onto French bread after it s said. “And, if you like, add a cooled a little. little fruit.” Ditch the common BLT sandwich for a BAAT, sug- Karen Bossick may be KAREN BOSSICK • FOR THE TIMES-NEWS gests Bellevue caterer Shan- reached at kbossick@cox- Audrey Bashaw of Sun Valley takes her California Picnic non Shields, who does a lit- internet.com or 578-2111. Torte out of the oven.
RECIPES: as you lay it into the pan. sesame seeds and make Two cans black-eyed peas, Unfold and fit carefully in- five holes to let steam es- drained PREVENTION | IMPROVEMENT | REHABILITATION | TRAINING Audrey Bashaw s to ungreased pan. Set cape. Jalapeno pepper to taste (208) 734-7333 | primarytherapysource.com aside excess pastry. Bake 40 minutes at 400 1 small red onion, chopped 254 River Vista Place in Twin Falls California Picnic Brush edges of pastry in degrees. If the torte gets 1/4 cup minced parsley Torte pan with mustard. Layer too brown before it s 2 garlic cloves, minced cheese and meats, as well cooked, reduce the tem- 1 cup chopped carrots It·s that time again! 1 package frozen Pep- as dry spinach. Brush beef perature. Put the pan low 1/2 cup chopped pimiento peridge Farm puff pastry with horseradish and add in the oven so that the bot- or red bell pepper 2 tablespoons Dijon mus- other ingredients. tom cooks. The torte may 1/2 cup Worcestershire tard Brush edges of pastry be assembled two days in sauce Sliced cheese (Muenster with an egg wash and ap- advance. 1 can whole-kernel corn, works well) ply the top pastry. The egg drained Sliced deli ham wash serves as a glue for Audrey Bashaw s 1 cup Italian dressing Get Your Sale on the MAP! Sliced deli turkey sealing the edges. Fit re- Sliced deli roast beef mainder of pastry to the Black-Eyed Pea Mix ingredients togeth- Fresh spinach top. Brush the top with egg Salad er. Refrigerate overnight. 1 tablespoon horseradish wash; sprinkle with Add seasoning to taste. (optional) Place your garage sale ad Marinated artichokes, chopped in the Times-News. Roasted or sweet marinat- TIME TO ed red pepper 6 lines of text, 3 days, $26. Thinly sliced tomato Onion, chopped MOVE ON! To get your ad on the map it Blot the moisture from must be placed on one package of puff pastry that s been thawed. Roll Wednesday by 1:00pm. out on lightly floured board until it is two to three inches longer than the bottom of your spring form pan. TATTOO Using the bottom of the pan as a pattern, cut out a REMOVAL round a half-inch larger. 73-MAROD Fold the dough into fourths so it doesn t stretch Wednesday, July 20, 2011 Food 3 Treats Pretty Continued from F1 Little Cakes envisioned and added cof- Want your cupcakes to fee to fill out the space.) look as good as those at Fields is also set up to cater The Cup Cake? Owner weddings, showers and Jeannie Fields shared other events. these tips: Reaction to the cup- For a classic cupcake look, cakes? use a large star tip. Fill the “I thought they were re- piping bag with butter- ally good,”said customer cream, then press the April Visser, who works at cream down toward the tip. Springleaf Financial Ser- Make sure there are no air vices in the same shopping bubbles. When you’re center. The cupcakes were ready, slowly pipe a circle moist and tasted like they on the edge of the cupcake, were homemade, she said. and continue piping small- “The coffee was good, too.” er circles until it’s as high Cupcakes were wildly as you want it. Swiftly press popular in the mid- the tip down and pull it naughts, with dozens of back up while letting go. cupcake books hitting Apply even pressure shelves and cupcake bou- throughout piping, and tiques opening in major don’t let up until you’re cities. But in recent years, done with the cupcake. food bloggers and websites DREW NASH TIMES-NEWS Make sure the frosting is have declared the cupcake Owner Jeannie Fields named The Cup Cake shop for its signature treat, a cake baked in an 8-ounce paper coffee cup. the right temperature. But- trend to be stale. Still, tercream should be room Fields isn’t worried about temperature — any colder, finding Magic Valley cus- and it’s hard to work with, tomers. Flavors to Remember they tried it. give it a dirt appearance — but taste while warm buttercream “I think it’s just now hit- Salted Caramel: The most popular better than soil. won’t hold its shape. Cream ting this area,”Fields said. Here is a sampling of some unique cupcake so far, the Salted Caramel Mega Crunch: Another kid-friend- cheese frosting and Besides, “people said that flavors at The Cup Cake: is chocolate cake with caramel fill- ly creation, Mega Crunch is a whipped cream should be about the coffee boom, and Hound Dog: An homage to Elvis ing, topped with caramel icing. chocolate or vanilla cupcake, about 40 degrees, said em- it’s still going.” Presley, this creation has banana- Fields finishes the cupcake with a topped with buttercream and rolled ployee Kelsey Schutz. And trends aside, who bacon cake with peanut butter drizzle of dark chocolate and a in crushed Cap’n Crunch cereal. Remember finishing can resist adorable serv- frosting, finished with a piece of sprinkle of sea salt. Banana Split: Chocolate-cherry- touches. Candied fruit, ing-size cakes? candied bacon on top. Bacon, ba- Muddy Worms: The kids will love nut cake filled with banana cream sprinkles, drizzled dark “We want to have fun,” nana and peanut butter were Pres- this one. Gummy worms peek out and topped with cherry and vanilla chocolate, cinnamon or she said. “That’s how we ley’s favorite flavors, Fields said, of the chocolate and cookie crumb swirl frosting. Dark chocolate driz- candies on top of the frost- want people to feel. We and while some of her customers frosting on a chocolate cake. zle and chopped peanuts finish this ing add a polished look to make happy food.” were wary at first, they liked it once Chocolate cookie crumbs on top yummy treat. the cupcakes.
Jam Your Freezer in Fruit Season
BY KATHLEEN PURVIS thawed, that shouldn’t McClatchy Newspapers make a big difference in cooking time. And freez- Question: Sometimes I ing won’t reduce the have too much fruit and fruit’s juice the way cook- too little time to make ing does, so it shouldn’t jam, so I freeze the fruit. concentrate the natural Would freezing berries sugar. beforehand puncture the The softening action of cell walls, making it easi- the freezer actually makes er to make jam? And it important to measure would freezing concen- the fruit before you freeze trate the sugar in the it. Since most fruit, par- fruit? ticularly berries, does col- Answer: Freezing fruit lapse when thawed, it can PHOTOS BY DREW NASH TIMES-NEWS until you have time to be difficult to get an accu- You-pick customer Niki Hranac picks Bing cherries from atop a ladder at Kelley’s Canyon Orchard. Hranac used to make jam is a great trick rate measurement for pick cherries at the orchard when she was a girl and hadn’t been back until now. in the summer, when all adding sugar and pectin. the fruit seems to arrive at You also can save even tastes all summer. once. I have friends who more time and simply use Fruit “We’ve been coming for always do that when all that fruit to make Continued from F1 three years,”said Robert Or- they’re buried in figs. freezer jam. Most pack- loski of Jerome. On July 14, I don’t think that freez- ages of pectin include we can’t get out and do it all Robert was at Kelley’s ing the fruit first would recipes for it, or you can ourselves,”Stone said. Canyon Orchard picking actually make better jam. find powdered pectin Rivers Edge Orchard al- cherries with his wife, An- While the cell walls are that’s formulated specifi- lows customers to pick the gela, and 6-year-old son, punctured, making the cally for making freezer low-hanging fruit that can Robert Jr. fruit softer after it’s jam with less sugar. be reached without ladders, “It’s a good thing to do as a then orchard workers get to family,”Angela Orloski said. the produce at the treetops. “We usually stay for about an However,Rivers Edge has al- hour.” ready sold all of its cherries Abelardo Arteaga July’s Birthstone for the season. It will offer brought his 3-year-old you-pick starting this week daughter, Fatima, and his RUBY for apricots and shortly after two sons, Caesar and An- Its burning Crimson hue for peaches and pears. thony,all the way from Paul inspires us with love and desire.e. Akland Orchard is just to Buhl to pick cherries for opening for the start of its the first time. The rarest gemstone of all. cherry season, with both “It’s a family thing,”Artea- Bing and Lambert varieties. ga said.“The kids love it.” 1838 Addison Ave. East “It’s only three weeks late,” 733-4552 owner Roger Akland said. One cherry picker told Cherries fill baskets at Kelley’s Canyon Orchard, which The staggered growing Eva Stutzman that you can lets customers pick their own cherries. Fine Jewelry Since 1991 seasons at different Magic easily remove the pits from Valley orchards are great cherries with a bobby pin so for you-pick customers that they are ready to freeze Summer Skin Care who want to enjoy local or preserve. For people six months and older, apply sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher. Reapply Goodbye chicken, hello exotic every two hours, even on cloudy days, and Reporter Melissa Davlin eggsplores the especially after swimming. Coupons & Savings differences between duck, quail and other eggs from Magic Valley producers. Do not apply sunscreen on babies under six Last Week: Next Wednesday in Food months of age. Keep babies out of the sun and in shady areas. $ Wear protective clothing, such as a long-sleeve NEW MILEAGE RATES shirt, wide-brimmed hat, and sunglasses.
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BY MICHELE KAYAL rants are beginning to open in For The Associated Press places like New York and San Fran- Angel Hair Pasta cisco and even Boulder, Colo., that With Crabmeat, If you’re lucky, you’ve never specialize in the cuisines of Rome or known a world without olive oil or Venice or places that few people Jalapeno and Mint a time when Parmesan cheese on- have heard of, such as Friuli, in the ly came in green cans. country’s northeastern corner.Like Recipe from Jonathan Waxman’s But there was such a world.Once Puck and food activist Alice Waters “Italian, My Way,’’ Simon & stigmatized as the cuisine of “gar- before them, they are educating as Schuster, 2011. Waxman says lic eaters,’’Italian food and its ingre- well as feeding. freshly cooked crab is essential dients were almost impossible to And many Americans already for this recipe. Avoid anything find in America 40 years ago. love Italy’s quintessential regional marked “previously frozen.” Start “Certain foods were so associat- dish: pasta. to finish: 20 minutes. Servings: 4. ed with lower class people that it “There’s something about this was a way of keeping those people long,squiggly,chewy comfort food 1/2 pound cooked crabmeat, and their food in their place,’’says that we all love,’’says Domenica cleaned and picked through John Mariani,author of “How Ital- Marchetti, whose new book “The 1 jalapeno pepper, stemmed, ian Food Conquered the World.’’ Glorious Pasta of Italy’’ offers seeded and minced But as increased travel and waves recipes from Rome to Abruzzo to 1 clove garlic, minced of new immigrants coaxed Ameri- Sicily.“Wherever you go in Italy, 12 fresh mint leaves, torn cans to be more adventurous, Ital- the pasta is an expression of that 6 tablespoons (3/4 stick) unsalt- ian food found its way onto Ameri- place and the local ingredients.’’ ed butter, cut into small pieces can tables — and into their hearts. In the northern region of Emilia- 1 pound angel hair pasta During the 1960s and 70s, retailers Romagna, for instance, Marchetti Juice of 1 lemon began marketing “healthy’’ Italian says you’ll find lots of freshly made Salt, to taste ingredients, such as olive oil. And egg noodles, lasagna and tortellini. during the 1980s, big name chefs In Apulia and Calabria,on the Adri- In a large bowl, combine the like Wolfgang Puck adapted and atic Sea,you’ll get heartier pastas of crabmeat, jalapeno, garlic, mint enhanced foods like pizza, giving buckwheat and whole grains. Up and butter. Set aside. them culinary credibility and push- AP PHOTO north, a Bolognese will have lots of Bring a large saucepan of salt- ing them into the mainstream. Angel Hair Pasta with Crabmeat, Jalapeno and Mint. ground meat, but almost no toma- ed water to a boil. Cook the pas- Today, dozens of oils, vinegars to.But in Abruzzo,you’ll find a silky ta according to package direc- and other essentials vie for shelf the 1980s,Waxman made his name is shaved and dressed with lemon sauce bursting with tomatoes that tions, about 3 minutes. When space in supermarkets, and every- applying his classical French train- and hazelnuts. were merely flavored by meat. the pasta is al dente (still slight- thing from pizza to pasta prolifer- ing to American ingredients.But he The next frontier, say Waxman Just like Americans’appreciation ly firm at the center), do not ates are on mainstream menus never forgot the “old school’’ Ital- and Mariani, is to have Americans of Italian food in general,the coun- strain. Use tongs or a slotted from Denny’s to the Cheesecake ian dishes he knew as a child in San distinguish between the foods of try’s love of pasta has also become spoon to scoop out the pasta Factory. Francisco, the cioppino and veal Italy’s different regions.“The most more adventurous, delving into and add it to the crab mixture. “Italian food appeals to such a scaloppini. At Barbuto, and in his important thing about Italy is that dishes like pumpkin ravioli and Toss, then add the lemon juice. broad spectrum,’’says Jonathan new book “Italian, My Way,’’Wax- it’s not one cuisine, and now we’re squid-ink pasta.But while Marche- Season with salt. Waxman of the New York restau- man adapts the simplicity,season- discovering all the different re- tti and others applaud the develop- Per serving: 629 calories; 177 rant Barbuto. “It appeals to kids, ality and most of all, the spontane- gions,’’ Waxman says. “It’s like ment, the simple, comforting food calories from fat (28 percent of snobby people,rustic diners.It ap- ity of Italian dishes to American America. It’s the difference be- of Italy will always be with us. total calories); 20 g fat (11 g satu- peals to big groups, or an elegant sensibilities.Overripe tomatoes are tween what you get in Maine versus “There’s also something to be rated; 1 g trans fats); 86 mg cho- dinner.It goes the full gamut.’’ studded with garlic and roasted for Louisiana.’’ said for a nice dish of spaghetti and lesterol; 83 g carbohydrate; 26 g Like other chefs who came up in a simple sauce,and fresh asparagus Already, Mariani says, restau- meatballs,’’she says. protein; 2 g fiber; 293 mg sodium.
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We used rock 2 tablespoons fish sauce Toss the ingredients and re shrimp, which come peeled, 1/4 cup peanut oil frigerate while you make deveined and frozen. 2 tablespoons Asian chili the dressing. Serve with corn bread. paste, such as sambal For the dressing: Peel and Adapted from “The Summer oelek finely grate or mince the Shack Cookbook,’’by Jasper 1 tablespoon sugar ginger; place in a liquid White (paperback, W.W. measuring cup, along with Norton,2011). For the salad: Place the the rice vinegar, fish sauce, shrimp in a medium skillet peanut oil, chili paste and Chilled Shrimp and cover with water by a sugar. Whisk to incorporate. half inch. Heat over medi To assemble: Coarsely with Cabbage um low heat for about 5 chop the peanuts. Drain the and Peanuts minutes or until the shrimp chilled shrimp if needed, 4 servings are just opaque. Drain and then add to the salad bowl, transfer to a bowl; refriger along with two thirds of the For the salad: ate while you prep the re peanuts. Toss to combine, 1 pound peeled and de maining salad ingredients. then divide among individ veined rock shrimp (may Discard any torn or discol ual plates, piling the mix substitute defrosted ored outer leaves of the cab ture on top of the lettuce cooked large Gulf shrimp, bage, then cut it crosswise leaves. DEB LINDSEY FOR THE WASHINGTON POST cut horizontally in half) into very thin strips and Divide the remaining 2 medium heads or 1 large place in a large wooden sal peanuts among the por nish with the leaves from Per serving : 500 calories, ed fat, 170 mg cholesterol, head Napa or Chinese ad bowl. Trim off and dis tions, sprinkling them over the remaining cilantro 36 g protein, 40 g carbohy- 1080 mg sodium, 15 g di- cabbage card the tough ends of the the individual salads. Gar stems. drates, 26 g fat, 4 g saturat- etary fiber, 23 g sugar.
Pilaf Takes All the Bland out of Quinoa Is Taste All in How You Slice It? BY KATHLEEN PURVIS suspect the real difference BY STEPHANIE WITT to brown. McClatchy Newspapers would be texture. How you SEDGWICK Add the onion, then re cut something can affect Special to The Washington Post duce the heat to medium Question: Does the way the texture, and that can and cook for 3 to 4 minutes, you slice a vegetable or change how you experience Quinoa is not really a grain, until onion softens. Add other food affect the way it the taste. but the seed is treated like the quinoa, broth and pep tastes? I know it can affect If you use a mandoline to one. It comes packed with per to taste. Once the broth cooking time. But is the slice a zucchini paper-thin, protein, which makes it a starts to bubble, cover the taste of a julienned carrot for instance,you’ll get a dif- good non-animal source of pot; reduce the heat so the different from a sliced car- ferent sensation from eating amino acids. Although the broth maintains a low boil. rot? it than if is cut more thickly name sounds exotic Cook for 15 to 20 minutes, Answer: Taste is so judg- with a knife. (KEEN-wah or KEE-wah), until the quinoa turns mental,it would be difficult Also, the thinness or it tastes fairly bland. translucent, is tender and to prove.It is possible that if thickness might affect how One solution: Cook it the outer coating of each you cut something very other ingredients in a dish like a rice pilaf. Chicken grain splits off a bit. The thinly, you might slice are received.If you toss that broth, onions and pancetta mixture will be creamy. Re across more cells, allowing paper-thin zucchini with all bring flavor. When the move from the heat. subtle taste differences to lemon juice, olive oil and a pilaf’s done, I combine the ASTRID RIECKEN FOR THE WASHINGTON POST Place the baby spinach in emerge. But that’s getting little coarse salt, you might hot, creamy quinoa with TABLEWARE FROM CRATE AND BARREL a large heatproof bowl; add into very small differences notice them more because baby spinach. the hot quinoa mixture and at the level of molecular you’re getting a smaller And a caveat: Rinse the 1 teaspoon olive oil 6 ounces baby spinach, use tongs to incorporate gastronomy. amount of zucchini with quinoa well before cook- 2 ounces diced pancetta rinsed and air dried the spinach, which should For regular cooking, I them in your mouth. ing. It is naturally coated 1 small onion, finely wilt. with bitter-tasting chopped (1/2 cup) Heat the oil in a 2 quart Serve warm. saponins. 1 cup dried quinoa, well saucepan, preferably non Per serving (using no-salt- rinsed stick, over medium high added broth): 120 calories, Quinoa Pilaf 1 3/4 cups homemade or heat, until the oil shim 5 g protein, 16 g carbohy- no salt added chicken mers. Add the pancetta; drates, 5 g fat, 1 g saturated With Spinach broth cook for 5 to 6 minutes, fat, 10 mg cholesterol, 180 and Pancetta Freshly ground black pep stirring occasionally, mg sodium, 2 g dietary 8 side-dish servings. per until the pancetta starts fiber, 0 g sugar. Rudy’s Whiskey on the Go-Go Cooking Class BY LAUREN VIERA Chicago Tribune
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Donna Lee Ulrich (Maloney) Charles ‘Chuck’ Edward Upton Larry Moore Feb. 7, 1959- July 13, 2011 Dec. 8, 1926-July 18, 2011 Jan. 23, 1947-July 17, 2011
FILER Donna Lee Ulrich Chuck Upton, age he spent much of RUPERT Larry sister, Paula Ann (Maloney), 52, of Filer, 84, passed away his time camping Moore, 64, of Ru- Priest; one grand- passed away in Ogden, Monday, July 18, and hiking, devel- pert, passed away son, Christopher Utah, on Wednesday, July 2011, surrounded by oping a love for the Sunday, July 17, Montes de Oca; and 13, 2011. his family. Sierra Nevada 2011, at his home stepfather, Emery Donna Ulrich was born Chuck was born Mountains. He from his battle with Phillips. Feb. 7,1959,in Omaha, Neb. Dec. 8, 1926, in worked for the cancer. At Larry’s re- She was the first child of Alameda, Calif. He Northside News for Larry was born quest, there will be Kathleen Hayes and second was the only child of 12 years, retiring in 1992. Jan. 23, 1947,in Fayetteville, no formal service. Arrange- child of Robert Maloney. Charles Reuben and An- Charles is survived by his Ark., to Jesse Paul Moore ments are under the direc- Donna called many places nastacia Upton. He attend- children, Barbara (Bruce) and Wilma Helen Lawson. tion of Hansen Mortuary in home early in life, living in ed school in the Oakland Turner, Carol (Alan) John- He married Sharon Glauner Rupert. Nebraska and California area and graduated from son and Steven (Linda) Up- and has lived in Arkansas, The family would like to before finally settling down Castlemont High School in ton; and his four grandchil- Texas and Idaho. He served thank Dr. Lane Hansen and in Idaho. band, Myron Ulrich; two 1945. He was drafted into dren, Zachary Turner, in the U.S. Air Force during St. Luke’s Tumor Institute On Oct. 7, 1975, Donna daughters, Stephanie the Army in March of the Nicholas Turner, Heather the Vietnam War. He was of Twin Falls. They would became a mother to her Tucker and Autumn (Guy) same year. After his dis- (Brad) Herauf and Gretchen an interstate professional also like to thank their first child. In the coming Jones of Twin Falls; three charge from the Army, he (Allen) Anselmo; and two truck driver for different neighbors and friends and years, she would mother sons, Trevor Tucker of attended George Williams step-grandchildren, Han- companies and, for the last church for all their love and two more children. Nothing Jacksonville, N.C., Travis College in Chicago, lll., and nah (Cory) Albertson and 20 years, worked for Marten support during his illness in her life was more impor- (Callie) Tucker of Spanish graduated in 1951. He mar- Mark Golay. He was pre- Transport LTD out of Mon- and at this time of mourn- tant to her than the happi- Fork, Utah, and Cole (Hol- ried Juanita Stocker of Fair- ceded in death by his par- dovi, Wis. Larry enjoyed ing. ness and welfare of her ly) Ulrich of Yuma, Ariz.; bury, Neb., the same year. ents, Charles R. and An- hunting, fishing, camping Larry had the ability to family. She carried this on grandson, Dylan Ulrich; They moved to California nastacia Upton; and his and being with family and make all people he met on until she met her Lord and brother, Robert (Janell) where their two daughters, wife, Juanita. grandchildren. the road and in the com- Savior. Donna married the Maloney of Twin Falls; sis- Barbara and Carol, and one A celebration of Chuck’s Larry is survived by his munity feel as friends from love of her life, Myron Ul- ter, Carmen Maloney of son, Steven, were born. He life will be held at 11 a.m. wife, Sharon J. Moore of their first meeting. He al- rich, on Dec. 31, 1992. Denver, Colo.; her mother, joined the Presbyterian Thursday, July 21, at the Rupert; children, Teri ways had a joke to tell and a Shortly after their mar- Kathleen (Bill) Hayes of Church in 1954 and had First Presbyterian Church, (Steve) Barnes of Rupert, very engaging personality, riage, she took on the re- Buhl; and many nieces and served as an elder in the 209 Fifth Ave. N. in Twin Sheri (Guillermo) Montes making many friends in his sponsibility of raising his nephews. church for more than 50 Falls, with Pastor Phil de Oca of Mexico City, lifetime. Larry was the ulti- two children as though they A celebration of Donna’s years, as well as being a lay Price officiating. Mexico, and Rick (Trista) mate good Samaritan, were her own. Donna en- life will be held at 11 a.m. pastor and preacher for a In lieu of flowers, the McCrea of Burley; his helping family, friends, joyed many things in her Saturday, July 23, at the number of years. He pro- family requests that dona- grandchildren, Shasta, neighbors and strangers life: camping, hunting, Peace Lutheran Church in vided leadership to the tions be made to the Amer- Kolter, Cody, Riley, Lance, alike. During his years of fishing and spending time Filer. Services are under small group ministry at the ican Cancer Society for Landon, Kyle, Juan Guiller- driving truck, he won nu- with close friends, but be- the direction of White First Presbyterian Church Lymphoma Research, 2676 mo, Dylan, Austin, Nathan merous awards. He received ing a mother was her pas- Mortuary “Chapel by the of Twin Falls. S. Vista Ave., Boise, ID and Ryder; great-grand- the Road Angels Award and sion. Park.” Chuck always loved 83705. children, Andrew and Mika; won safety awards 20 con- Donna Ulrich is preceded To share a memory of baseball. He played in high All services and arrange- brother, Gary (Bonnie) secutive years for Marten in death by her father, Donna or to offer condo- school and also in the Army. ments are under the direc- Moore of California; and Transport with more than 2 Robert Maloney; and sister, lences to Donna’s, family His junior year of high tion of the Parke’s Magic sister, Darlene (Pat) Tobin million miles and, in 2002, Kathleen Kinderknecht. please visit www.white- school, he placed second in Valley Funeral Home of of Arkansas. He was pre- won fourth place National She is survived by her hus- mortuary.com. the National Hearst Public Twin Falls. Those wishing ceded in death by his par- Company Equipment Dri- Speaking Contest. He to share condolences may ents, Jesse Paul Moore and vers of the Year for the worked for the YMCA for do so at www.magicvalley- Wilma Lawson; one daugh- Truck Load Carriers Asso- 29 years. During that time, funeralhome.com. ter, Cody Rae Moore; one ciation.
Jewel (Parrott) Blades DEATH NOTICES Dec. 14, 1943-July 18, 2011 Vickie Roberson at the Portneuf Medical Arrangements will be an- Mortuary of Jerome. Jewel (Parrott) marriage, Tami Center in Pocatello. nounced by Morrison- Blades went peace- (Rudy) and Scott RUPERT Vickie Lee Arrangements will be an- Payne Funeral Home in James Scoggins fully at home to be Brown of Anchor- Roberson, 59, of Rupert, nounced by Rasmussen Burley. with her Heavenly age, Alaska, Amy died July 18, 2011, at her Funeral Home of Burley. James Eugene Scoggins, Father on Monday, (Rudy) Jaquith of residence. Arrangements Almeda 73, of Twin Falls, died Tues- July 18, 2011, after a LaGrande, Ore., and will be announced by the RoseMary Hill day, July 19, 2011, at St. very courageous Rick Rudy of Boise; Rasmussen Funeral Home Hendrickson Luke’s Magic Valley Med- battle with pancre- three stepchildren, of Burley. RUPERT RoseMary Hill, JEROME Almeda Hen- ical Center in Twin Falls. atic cancer. Belinda Blades and David 84, of Rupert, died Tues- drickson, 77, of Jerome, Arrangements will be an- A very devoted wife, Day of Boise, Mitch and Jerry Barr day, July 19, 2011, at Coun- died July 19, 2011, at home. nounced by Parke’s Magic mother, grandmother, sis- Sandy Blades of Kalispell, tryside Care and Rehabili- Arrangements will be an- Valley Funeral Home of ter and aunt, she loved most Mont., and Lee Blades of CASTLEFORD Jerry tation. A graveside service nounced by Farnsworth Twin Falls. of all to be surrounded by San Francisco, Calif. Jewel Richard Barr, 73, of Castle- will be held at 2 p.m. Satur- and spend time with her had 15 grandchildren and ford, died July 19, 2011, at day, July 23, at the Rupert family. She also loved to seven great-grandchildren. his home. Arrangements Cemetery (Hansen Mortu- camp, fish, spend time gar- She is also survived by her will be announced by ary Rupert Chapel). dening and watching the siblings, Bruce Parrott, Pat Farmer Funeral Chapel in birds at her birdfeeders. and Anita Parrott, Larry Buhl. Michael Wolff Amongst numerous jobs, Parrott, Freda and Smitty Jewel worked at Buttrey Smith, Carol Featherston Mary Lou Potts RUPERT Michael Dennis Foods for 7½ years. In and many other extended James Wolff, 51, of Rupert, 1994, she and her husband family members. She was BUHL Mary Lou Potts, 75, died Tuesday, July 19, started and are still operat- preceded in death by her of Buhl, died July 19, 2011, 2011, in Burley from in- ing Jewel’s Home Care, parents, four brothers and at St. Luke’s Magic Valley juries sustained in an au- DID YOU KNOW? where they have been one sister. Medical Center in Twin tomobile accident. blessed to help many.Roger The family suggests me- Falls. Arrangements will Arrangements will be an- Hospice staff is on call and Jewel moved to Mon- morials be given to your fa- be announced by Farmer nounced by Hansen Mor- Dorinda Donahue, RN 24 hours a day, tana, where they built a vorite cancer research or- Funeral Chapel in Buhl. tuary in Rupert. home but returned to Twin ganization. seven days a week. Nurse Falls after she became ill to The funeral will be held Leah Martsch Pedro Chavez Coordinator be around her family. at 11 a.m. Friday, July 22, at For more information about our services, please call - She is survived by her Rosenau Funeral Home in HEYBURN Leah BURLEY Pedro Chavez, loving husband and best Twin Falls. Burial will fol- Martsch, 90, of Heyburn, 71, of Burley, died July 18, 208-735-0121 friend, Roger Blades; three low at the Twin Falls died Monday, July 18, 2011, 2011, at his home. or visit our website at thevisionsgroup.org children from a former Cemetery. #1 SENIOR LIVING Myth COMMUNITY Norman Lee ‘Norm’ Isbell “We’re not ready to live in Naomi Ruth Wray Jan. 26, 1955-July 12, 2011 a retirement community.” Feb 2, 1914-July 17, 2011 Why not? There are many benefi ts that you may not have considered: JEROME Norman Dani Stewart, Patty Dining options BUHL Our dear was a fantastic Lee “Norm”Isbell of Stewart and Mary Join your friends for restaurant-style dining or cook a meal in your mother and grand- cook and loved try- Jerome passed away Stewart; his stepson own kitchen. mother, Naomi ing new recipes. No Tuesday, July 12, Mark (Tiff) King; his Invigorating activities Ruth Wray, passed one was ever 2011, at his home. daughters, Crystal Designed to promote your physical, spiritual and emotional well-being away Sunday, July turned away from a He was born Jan. (Scott) Votroubek 17,2011, at the age meal. 26,1955,in Gooding, and Danyel (Dani) Still not convinced? Let us help you review your options - we’ll even treat you to lunch! of 97. Naomi is sur- Idaho,the son of Bil- Isbell; and his She was born Feb vived by five chil- ly Oliver Isbell and Mary Jo grandchildren,Anna-Marie 208.736.3933 2, 1914, in Mountain dren, Joann Brown of Wilkinson. Norm lived in Hankins, Ashley Hankins, 1828 Bridgeview Boulevard Grove, Mo., to Oratia (Ray) Bountiful, Utah, Barbara different parts of Idaho as Preston Votroubek, Bradley Twin Falls, ID 83301 and Anna Mathews; she Wray of Vernal, Utah, and well as California.Norm was Votroubek, Malachi Isbell, Where excellence is our standard www.bridgeviewretirement.com was an only child. In 1926, Jerry (Mary Jo) Wray, John a man that loved what he Saphyra Haycock and Den- her parents sold every- (Rita) Wray and Jim Wray, did; his deepest compas- Mark King; and many other thing in Mountain Grove, all of Buhl. She is also sur- sion, other than his family, aunts, uncles and cousins. Mo., and moved by train to vived by 11 grandchildren, was driving truck. He drove Norm is preceded in death Murtaugh, Idaho. She 25 great-grandchildren local for a few companies by too many to mention. graduated from Murtaugh and three great-great- like Darling, Plant Foods, He was and always will be High School in 1932. She grandchildren. She was ITR and Trans Systems. His loved and missed by many. married Dovner S. (Buck) preceded in death by her deepest love was over the A celebration of his life Wray on Feb. 12, 1932. parents and her husband. road because he loved seeing will be held at 11 a.m.Satur- They and her parents The family wishes to ex- all the beautiful states even day; July 23, at the Hove- moved to Buhl and were press thanks to Dr. Dan though it meant leaving his Robertson Funeral Chapel in engaged in farming. Dur- Nofziger, Idaho Home family behind, but he did it Jerome. Following the cele- ing the course of her life, Health and Hospice, the to make a living and to sup- bration will be a dinner at she experienced many caring staff at Applegate port his family. the Jerome LDS Church,825 changes in the way we all Assisted Living, and all her Norm is survived by his E. Ave B. live. She has made her own family, friends and neigh- mother,Mary Jo Wilkinson; Cremation arrangements soap, raised and butchered bors. his brothers and sisters,Billy under the care and direction her own chickens, cooked A private family grave- Jo Isbell,Linda Sue Lay,Paul of the Hove-Robertson Fu- for harvesters and hung side service will be held 10 Stewart, Robert Stewart, neral Chapel in Jerome. her laundry on the clothes a.m. Thursday, July 21, at line. She served on the the Buhl West End Ceme- Twin Falls County Elec- tery. Arrangements are tion Board for many years under the direction of and was a member of the Farmer Funeral Chapel in The Finest Flowers, Design & Service Methodist Church. Mom Buhl. 1563 Fillmore Street 733 9292 Twin Falls, Idaho 83301 Food 8 Wednesday, July 20, 2011 OBITUARIES
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Selma “Sam” E. Royce of Magic Valley Funeral Home Ninth St. in Burley; visita- 1350 E. 16th St. in Burley,and Twin Falls, memorial service in Twin Falls. tion from 6 to 8 p.m. Thurs- 10 to 10:45 a.m. Saturday at William Wheeler, Part of Famed at 6:30 p.m. today at the day at Rasmussen Funeral the church. Rosenau Funeral Home in Richard Allan Stickle of Home, 1350 E. 16th St. in Tuskegee Airmen Program, Dies Twin Falls. Nampa and formerly of Burley, and 2 to 2:45 p.m. George R. Anderson of Wendell, funeral at 11 a.m. Friday at the church. Wendell, memorial at noon NEWSDAY fought for this country and Linda Lee Armstrong of Friday at the Nampa LDS 8th Saturday at the Community that black people had American Falls and formerly Ward Chapel, 11288 W.Roo- Ed Devall of Twin Falls, fu- of Christ Church in Hager- MELVILLE, N.Y. When fought in every U.S. war of Burley, funeral at 11 a.m. sevelt, visitation from 9 to neral at 10 a.m. Saturday at man, with potluck/barbecue William Wheeler was a since. I felt I couldn’t let today at the LDS Stake Cen- 10:45 a.m. Friday at the the Rosenau Funeral Home remembrance (Demaray Fu- student at Howard Univer- that tradition down.’’ ter, 111 Church Place in church; burial at 11 a.m. Sat- in Twin Falls; visitation from neral Service, Gooding sity in 1943, he swallowed As word of his death American Falls; visitation urday in the Wendell Ceme- 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at the fu- Chapel). his bitterness, boarded a spread, Wheeler was from 10 to 10:45 a.m. today tery (Zeyer Funeral Chapel in neral home. segregated train in Wash- praised for his efforts to at the church (Davis-Rose Nampa). Ivan F. Dudley of Boise and ington, D.C., and headed preserve the legacy of the Mortuary in American Falls). Mary Onishi Ogawa of Paul, formerly of Burley, celebra- south. Tuskegee Airmen. In the Isrial James Martinez, for- funeral at 11 a.m. Saturday at tion of life at 2 p.m. Saturday Ahead of him awaited a last years of his life, Alma Edwin Peck of Twin merly of Burley, funeral at 3 the Rupert United Methodist at The Cresent No Lawyers groundbreaking aviation Wheeler frequently partic- Falls, graveside service at 1 p.m. Friday at the Apostolic Church, 605 H St.; visitation Bar and Grill in Boise (Sum- program that would even- ipated in oral history proj- p.m. today at the Carey Assembly of the Faith in from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at mers Funeral Home, Ustick tually train the 994 black ects at schools, air shows Cemetery in Carey (Parke’s Christ Jesus Church, 312 W. Rasmussen Funeral Home, Chapel in Boise). pilots who became known and aviation museums as the Tuskegee Airmen. across the country. Wheeler, 87, who died “He understood the role Tuesday at Mercy Medical of living history, and as a Center in Rockville Centre, result, his inexhaustible N.Y.,became one of them. energy saw him in class- “I hated the country at rooms, assemblies and Songwriter of Hits By Rolling Stones, Janis Joplin Dies the time, and wasn’t sure I constantly at Airpower,’’ wanted to fight for it,’’ said Gary Lewi, a NEW YORK (AP) Jerry Ragovoy, a Ragovoy died last week at Lenox Hill Among some of Ragovoy’s most fa- Wheeler,a 47-year Hemp- spokesman for the Ameri- songwriter credited with songs made Hospital in New York City. Jim Stein- mous tunes were “Time Is On My Side’’ stead, N.Y., resident, said in can Airpower Museum in famous by the Rolling Stones, Janis blatt, a representative for the perform- by the Rolling Stones, “Piece of My 2010. “But I realized that East Farmingdale, N.Y., Joplin and others, has died at the age of ance rights group ASCAP, says he died Heart’’ by Janis Joplin and “Pata, Pata’’ despite our nation’s injus- where Wheeler frequently 80. of complications from a stroke. by Miriam Makeba. tices, even slaves had participated in programs.
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Sounders, United to Square Off Tonight Manchester United’s Rio Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidic, referee Jeff Hosking and Seattle Sounders goalie Kasey Keller,from left, participate in the coin toss for today’s soccer match, standing on top of the Space Needle in Seattle on Tuesday. It’s the on- ly exhibition game this season for Seattle, but Unit- ed adds another notch to the notoriety the young Sounders have created in Major League Soccer. In its inaugural season, the Sounders hosted Chelsea Nic Magee, Wyatt Berg, Sam Bourgeois, Matt Hamilton, Spencer Rice, T.F. Hawks Kimberly Buhl Burley and FC Barcelona in exhibitions. Last year, it was T.F. Cowboys
Argentina’s Boca Juniors highlighting the docket. TIMES NEWS FILE PHOTOS A Dozen Teams Head to
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Town for Area C Tourney Monday, placing second in MAGIC VALLEY the performance in boys BRIEFS cutting with a score of 210.5. Twelve teams, five of them local, will descend on Twin Falls and “All that hard work paid off to get us Raeli Prescott of Twin Falls Canyon Ridge high schools starting Thursday to fight for three a first-round bye. Now if we go out and Fox tops in pole bending was eighth in her girls cut- berths to the Class A American Legion Baseball state do the things we’re supposed to do and performance: Darby Fox of ting run Tuesday morning, are capable of, I like our chances,”said tournament in Ontario, Ore. Burley coach Devin Kunz. “When you King Hill posted the fastest scoring 208. The first go- BY STEPHEN MEYERS Community College in Ontario, Ore. get into these tournaments, it never pole bending time in Mon- round concludes today. [email protected] From there, the top two play at a re- goes like it’s supposed to. It’s just who’s day’s third performance of gional tournament in Oregon. going to be playing the hottest, and the first go-round at the Na- Feldtman hits ace at JCC: Solid pitching and defense. The top-seeded Green Sox rolled making the least mistakes. tional High School Finals Kay Feldtman hit a hole-in- That’s what coaches say it’s going to through Area C play this season with a “These tournaments come down to Rodeo in Gillette, Wyo. one Monday on No. 5 at take to win this week’s American Le- 14-2 record, ripping off 14 straight be- pitching and defense, and if you get a Fox navigated the circuit in Jerome Country Club. Her gion Baseball Class A Area C Tourna- fore dropping two against Pocatello this runner to third base with less than two 21.07 seconds, placing her shot, made with an 8-iron, ment in Twin Falls. weekend. outs, you better damn well score him.” 19th overall heading into was witnessed by Steve Burley, the Twin Falls Hawks, Twin They’ll benefit from a first-round The Twin Falls Hawks open against Tuesday’s evening perform- Feldtman, Bud Yardley and Falls Cowboys, Kimberly and Buhl are bye, as their first opponent Thursday Madison at noon Thursday and are ance. Kimberly’s Cody Phil Younger. among the dozen teams that will battle evening, either the Twin Falls Cowboys coming into the tournament hot, win- Rowe also performed well —Times-News it out for the three spots in next week’s or Idaho Falls, will have to face ace ners of five of their last six. state tournament at Treasure Valley right-hander Jake Mills. Please see TOURNEY, S2
American Legion Baseball Area C Tournaments Class AA Area Class AA Class A Game 14: Winner 11 vs. Win ner 12, 6 p.m. At Halliwell Park, Pocatello Thursday, July 21 At Twin Falls HS C Tournament Thursday, July 21 At Canyon Ridge HS Game 10: Loser 4 vs. Loser 6, Game 1: Minico vs. Jerome, Game 1: Blackfoot vs. Kimber 9 a.m. 4 p.m. ly, 9 a.m. Game 12: Loser 2 vs. Loser 8, Set to Start in Game 2: Idaho Falls vs. Twin Game 3: Madison vs. Twin Noon Falls, 7 p.m. Falls Hawks, Noon Game 15: Winner 5 vs. Win Friday, July 22 Game 5: Winner 1 vs. Bon ner 6, 3 p.m. Pocatello Game 3: Winner 1 vs. Pocatel neville, 3 p.m. Game 16: Winner 7 vs. Win lo, 1 p.m. Game 7: Winner 2 vs. Hill ner 8, 6 p.m. Already guaranteed a spot at Game 4: Loser 1 vs. Loser 2, crest, 6 p.m. Saturday, July 23 state as its host, the Twin 4 p.m. At Twin Falls HS At Twin Falls HS Falls Cowboys look to get Game 6: Winner 4 vs. Loser 3, Game 2: Buhl vs. Skyline, 9 a.m. Game 17: Winner 13 vs. Loser 7 p.m. Game 4: Idaho Falls vs. Twin 16, 9 a.m. Tyler Powell, hot. Jerome and Minico hope Jerome Saturday, July 23 Falls Cowboys, Noon Game 18: Winner 14 vs. Loser to earn state seeds. Game 5: Winner 2 vs. Winner Game 6: Winner 2 vs. Pocatel 15, Noon 3, 1 p.m. lo Razorbacks, 3 p.m. Game 19 (third place): Win BY DAVID BASHORE Game 7: Loser 5 vs. Winner 6, Game 8: Winner 4 vs. Burley, ner 17 vs. Winner 18, 3 p.m. [email protected] 4 p.m. 6 p.m. (winner to state) Friday, July 22 Game 20 (championship): The entire American Legion Baseball Twin Falls plus top two other At Canyon Ridge HS Winner 15 vs. Winner 16, season comes down to three days. finishers advance to state Game 9:Loser 3 vs. Loser 5, 9 a.m. 6 p.m. (both to state) Beginning Thursday,five Class AA tournament next week in Twin Game 11: Loser 1 vs. Loser 7, Area C teams will battle in Pocatello for Falls. Noon Top three advance to state two berths to next week’s state tourna- Game 13: Winner 9 vs. Win tournament next week in On- ment in Twin Falls.Though it will par- ner 10, 3 p.m. tario, Ore. ticipate in the area tournament, Twin Falls is already assured of a state berth as the tournament host. The Cowboys, seeded second this week, will open play against third- seeded Idaho Falls at 7 p.m. Thursday. Pocatello is the top seed. Despite the guarantee of playing next BYU, Southern T.J. Ellis, week, there are a few more things the UFL Delays Season Twin Falls Cowboys feel they need to work on if they’re to make the state championship Miss to Play round for the third year running. The struggling third- than $100 million in its two “We’re starting to come around at year football league years of existence. the plate. Monday night was a good had hoped to The UFL had hoped to Football Series sign and we had good pitching. I was gain exposure in the vacuum pretty pleased with that and we want to capitalize on the NFL left by a locked-out NFL. It get that rolling around into districts,” lockout. scheduled several early-sea- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Twin Falls coach Tim Stadelmeir said son games on Sundays and of Monday’s sweep of Minico. BY ERIC OLSON aimed to fill television time HATTIESBURG, Miss. Southern The opening game of the tourna- The Associated Press slots normally reserved for Miss and BYU have agreed to play ment pits fourth-seeded Jerome NFL exhibition games. But a home-and-home football series against fifth-seeded Minico. OMAHA, Neb. With the Commissioner Michael beginning in 2014. The Cyclones lost their first 16 NFL working to end its lock- Huyghue told reporters he BYU, which recently became an games but turned the season around out and save the preseason, was resigned to losing a independent football program af- with an improved run down the stretch. the struggling United Foot- “windfall”from the NFL. ter leaving the Mountain West “Our kids are excited and confident. ball League announced “It seems nonsensical for Conference, will host the Golden They’ve got a touch of the swagger Tuesday it would push back us to play on Sundays when Eagles in 2014 in Provo, Utah. back,” said Jerome coach Kenneth the start of its games from the NFL is there,”Huyghue The Cougars will make the re- James.“Its not like we’ve been on a long August to September. said.“The only reason we did turn trip to Hattiesburg the follow- Andrew Frank, streak or anything, but we’ve played a The schedule switch is an- it was we hedged our bet and ing year. Minico better brand of baseball for over two other blow — at a critical felt confident the labor situ- The teams have played twice be- weeks now.Confidence is such a huge time — to the second-tier ation was going to invade the fore, splitting two games in 1975 TIMES NEWS FILE PHOTOS part of the battle,and we’ve got some.” pro league that has lost more traditional preseason.” and 1976. Sports 2 • Wednesday, July 20, 2011
Rangers Plan to Raise Jays Top Mariners in 14 Railings After Fan Death
After a tragic death in keep those personnel in TORONTO • Rajai Davis their ballpark, the place in the immediate fu- stole two bases before scor- Texas Rangers will ture, meaning there will be ing on John McDonald s sac- an extra six of seven workers rifice fly in the 14th inning raise spectator safety in that area each game. and the Toronto Blue Jays rails to 42 inches. The Rangers next home beat Seattle 6-5 Tuesday game is Friday night. night, extending the ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) “The Rangers have con- Mariners losing streak to 10 • The Texas Rangers plan to tinually updated us regard- games. make all the protective rail- ing their new safety initia- It is Seattle s longest slide ings at their stadium the tives and we are fully sup- since a 12-game skid in same height,raising some as portive of their efforts,”MLB 2008. much as a foot to make their spokesman Pat Courtney Davis hit a one-out single stadium safer following the said. “We have encouraged off Jamey Wright (2-3) in the death of a fan during a recent our clubs to review stadium 14th and stole second and game. operations over the second third before scoring on Mc- Rangers executive vice half of the season to contin- Donald s fly to center. president Rob Matwick said ue to ensure a safe environ- Tuesday that the team s in- ment for our fans.” Orioles 6, tention is for all rails in the Rangers Ballpark workers front of seating sections to on Tuesday were placing the Red Sox 2 be 42 inches throughout yellow stickers on rails along BALTIMORE • Jeremy Rangers Ballpark. the front rows.There had al- Guthrie allowed two runs Architectural and engi- ready been such warning over seven innings in an ef- neering studies are already signs in place, but mostly at fort that belied his title as the under way at 17-year-old the base of aisles.Now there losingest pitcher in the ma- THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Rangers Ballpark to deter- are numerous signs along jors, and the Baltimore Ori- Colorado Rockies starting pitcher Ubaldo Jimenez throws to the plate against the mine how to do the work. the rail in each section. oles beat Boston 6-2 Tues- Atlanta Braves during the first inning of Tuesday s game at Coors Field in Denver. Railings around the ball- Matwick said the team is day night to end a seven- park now are 30 or 34 inches hopeful that the architec- game losing streak against Royals hung on to beat pitching effectively into the and win for the first time in most areas, with 42-inch tural and engineering stud- the Red Sox. Chicago. seventh inning before get- since May 14. rails already at the base of ies will be completed in ting bailed out of a bases- aisles that lead to the front “probably a few weeks.”He Rays 3, Yankees 2 National League loaded jam by Joe Beimel and Mets 4, row. City building require- said the process has already Chris Resop. ments are that guardrails begun to measure each rail ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. • Rockies 12, Cardinals 2 must be at least 26 inches section to verify exactly Jeremy Hellickson pitched Braves 3 Phillies 4, Cubs 2 NEW YORK • Mets short- high. what is in place. seven strong innings and DENVER • Ubaldo Jimenez stop Jose Reyes made a huge “Part of the goal is to not No work on the railings Tampa Bay took advantage brushed aside Atlanta s CHICAGO • Michael Mar- impact in the field in his re- only raise it, but to raise it to can be done until the stud- of sloppy New York defense powerful bats along with all tinez hit a tiebreaking two- turn from a hamstring in- the highest standard that ies are completed. Those to rally past the Yankees. that trade talk, and Troy Tu- run double with two out in jury,turning a difficult dou- exists in the United States at will help determine if new lowitzki and Carlos Gonza- the ninth inning, and the ble play with the bases this time,and to do that uni- railing will be needed or if Twins 2, lez homered as the Rockies Philadelphia Phillies rallied loaded in the eighth inning formly on all the front rows current railing can be up- routed the Atlanta Braves. to beat the Chicago Cubs 4-2 after making a diving stop around the ballpark,” dated at the stadium that Indians 1 It was the first win for on Tuesday night. that saved a run. Matwick said. opened in 1994. MINNEAPOLIS • Danny Colorado in six tries against Starlin Castro s two-run Fellow All-Star Carlos Shannon Stone,a Brown- “We need to check and Valencia hit a two-run single the Braves this month, and homer off Cliff Lee in the Beltran also was back in the wood firefighter, died less make sure that the way that off All-Star closer Chris for once Atlanta rookie Fred- first inning held up until Mets lineup after missing than an hour after he tum- the rails are currently an- Perez in the ninth inning, die Freeman didn t do any Philadelphia chased Matt three games with a high bled headfirst over a rail out chored can support addi- sending Minnesota to a vic- damage at the plate. Garza in the eighth, and fever. He hit two doubles, of the seats in left field dur- tional structure on top,” tory over Cleveland. Freeman entered the game Chase Utley tied with a two- singled, walked twice and ing a game July 7.Stone fell Matwick said. “It s just a 10 for 19 against the Rockies run double against Sean scored a run for New York, about 20 feet to concrete be- question of whether it can Tigers 8, after clubbing five homers Marshall. all while still very congested. hind the outfield wall after be done in existing structure and knocking in 10 runs reaching out to catch a ball or whether it has to be retro- Athletics 3 against them. Astros 7, Padres 4, tossed his way by All-Star fitted. It s not a question of DETROIT • Miguel Cabrera He was hitless in three at- outfielder Josh Hamilton. whether or not it can be and Carlos Guillen each hit a bats against Jimenez, strik- Nationals 6 Marlins 0 Matwick said the railing in done, just a question of two-run homer in Detroit s ing out twice. HOUSTON • Clint Barmes MIAMI • Tim Stauffer the area where Stone fell is whether or not we have to six-run fifth inning against homered and drove in three pitched six innings and four 34 inches. retrofit. That could poten- Oakland. Pirates 1, Reds 0 runs and Michael Bourn relievers completed a six- The day after Stone s fatal tially take some more time, added three RBIs to help hitter for San Diego. fall,the Rangers were already we just don t know that yet.” Royals 4, PITTSBURGH • James Mc- starter J.A. Happ break a Ryan Ludwick and Orlan- in contact with city officials, Matwick said the team s Donald and three relievers seven-game losing streak in do Hudson hit consecutive as well as ballpark contrac- goal would be to start the White Sox 2 combined on a six-hitter to the Houston Astros