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i G o o d nm o r m n g trtesi:oairn i^ l a n s ^ f Today’s forecacast: " " Sunny with high:ighs 90 to 9iS degrees, ’ llieAaodBtedPrm selves,” saidlid Senate-Majority Leader EBob Democrats joined almostalli all of the Rcpub- j Light southwest wiwinds in the morning . T; U.N. head Dole. R-Kan.jm., who sponsored the propeposol licans in supportinglg thetl m easure, 1. D- Thc House voteded 318-99; last month to : becom ing 10 to 155 rmph from the west in WAiBHINGTON — In 'a sh ^ repudia- gw rrandera vatoI.. - B7 along withil \Sen. Joseph Lieberman, the aftem oon. Loww ssn e a r5 5 . tion 'of Presidem Clinton’ion’s foreim ^licy; : ‘ ‘ v Conn. Thee UUnited Suites, Dole dcclarared. Iif\ thc embargo) — more than enough 'W ar m ay w iden - P«g«A2 the Senate voted decistveltvely Wednesday to ' ■ - B 7 w ould bearIT Uthe responsibility “if more-e are votes to override a veto.v But bccausc that iched to separate Icgislo- lift the arms embairo agaiigainst Bosnia. s h w I I killed and mimore are raped and more IIlittle measure was attache ' -Clinton decried Ae movaove; warning anew year-o-old arms em b^o that crid'rides say has boys are takeaken off to camps, 12 years} old,c tion, thc H ouse wiJlill'have h to vote again, ' that it could inject Amernerican troops into renderlered the Bosnian people defenseless,de and more arear h anged in trees 'and mimore On Wednesday,y, 1121 House members thc Europ«m conflict. • R epulublicans and Democratss talike said throau aree cutc because we imposed1 1our sighed a bipartisann leletter to Clinton calling Following debate char(larged by fresh re- Boshiiilia m ust be allow ed to proteo tect itself if, will on thiss liilittle country.” the iidministration’sI’s IBosnia policy “morol- ‘ ; Bucldng th etrend tr ports of rebel Serb attackscks, the Senate vot- the alllilies lack the w ill to c a n y thith c fight- T h e 6 9 -v•vote o majority, was enough;h to . ly bonioupt and ana obviouso t failure.” ' - ' A private choinI oof f Christian academies ed 69-29 to require Clintlinton to lift the 4- “Pd*eople h a ^ a right to defcefend them- override a1 pipromised Clinton veto, asU 2 1 PIPlease see ARMS/A2 • - says it can teach1 lckids elTectively with ' larger class populaulations and a shorter r school week. P a g e B I Not boaar-ed With'this pet "1 N avyr gainsI

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The Navy has pickaickcd up another victory in its campaign to} mresume dumping highly ; Follow the bououncing ball ■ 'radiooctive wastee ftfrom its nuclear wor- T he region’s A-di.-division Am erican Le* ships ot thc Idaho10 >National Engineering ; gion baseball team:ims started their state­ Laboratory. I qualifying toumameiment Wednesday, while A thm-judge panejancl of the'9th U.S. Cir- } the A A team s takee ththe field today. cuit Court of Appeal:)cals agreed late Tuesday ■1 P a g e C I to expedite considersderation o f the Navy ap- peal of thc federal:ral court ban that has ’ :1 ISU players chcharged blocked all but 3?^ wastev, shipments since June 1993. ;l Two current Idahc^ 0 State football play*, ' The action came''nc'only hours after the irged w ith stam tory rape ' ers have bem charge House Appropriotiontions Committee adopted ■ I involving 14-year-oIr-old giris. kvould void thal federal P a g e C I legislation that wou court ban beginningIng Oct. 1 over state ob- jections as long; as Defense Secretary William Pcny ccrtifiirtified thal good faith ne- gotiations with thele siate'faileds to resolve its opposition. ; John Day RiveIver In a thrce-sentcnctence order, the appellate court agreed to holdlold formal argum ents in : It’s one o f the betterbe float trips in the the appeal In mid-Sd-September in .Seattle. ; northwest, and thele Ifishing ain’t bad, ei- ■ Earlier this month,1, it had refused to expc- : ther. ( • dite the proceedingsigs and had set the argu- P a g e C S hWB aMMUnvmo Tkra»MM . . / . i ' ' • mcats:for November,bcr, ' • _ c expedited appeal of ‘ , ;jamespateftiOMIt. t.< 9,:of Declo. eijbys the:le c o m i n n y o f h|,a ly ta a t 1 3sterhog/Wednefday But while the e: is another boost for the: Never say nev(iver ..aftemoon irt the CCo q ll^ e o f Sbutt\em Ida^B hb iMimpiiiB. H jH lU rh a d days arid e a ^ that, evenin L o d g e’s ruling is a: Taking up a newlew sport isn’t always Navy, the schedulelie s set by thc co u n w ould w hen It becom eeI a big farm animal, he'llII ‘a i m y s b e m y p e t ’ d a ruling j)rior 10 O ct. , I., : easy,.but li!»ji»rth3rthwJulft.if you stay tne_^ probobly n ot yicld a i ssional legislation would ‘ : co'urse. 'n ! '■* when thc congressic ::P « g e C 5 take cffcct. I ' And while thc: cocongressional override : In still needs thc approiproval of thc full House Foi^rsoontefim vim for satlons 7 and Senate, Idahoho and Kempthome saidd inir a telephone call to ' . ■ the United WationsIS - can do for Bosnio is »ervoir Friday, Hie Times-News and G ranite R e sa K ID D radio corlyy Wednesday. W “It puts us : ~ nothing at all, today'lay’s editorial says. '^ a r awlmming tn«< Swimmerier Jamie James of Bo Tbe Assodatod Press 9 imio in » very bod spot.ot. But the elements arc P a g e A S ip the Sockeye Survival Swim B U ^oIr and ridlningthe d^edupti there that w e can wotwork something out.” ' L E W IS T O N -F o u r Ida]Idaho men have fin- ■- bring attentioiItion to the endangered fish, 1 Those talks arc•c u n d e r w oy, an d G ov. l o c k a , I c a n ’t h e lIp p but . .After swiiiwimming the reservoir and t ished a 450-mile symbolicolic swim down the th ^ Phil Batt has spentnt thc past week tiying to :ks, I can’t help but ask i f thi ti Salm on and p art o f the SnakeSn River, ques- ask H theso dani m s ing the locks, pnvc Ihc w ay for publicpul acceptance of rc- f dams are woworth it,” James said. Also tioning the value o fth e: firstfir sahnon-killing are w orth tt.’ __ J sum ed dum ping at11 ththc Idaho National En- * the sw im weiwere Roy Akins, o f Jerome, t : 30 days and countiogco hydroelectric dam theyey encountered at • ginecring Laboratoiytoiy in a state where one. • their jo urney’s end. ’ PaulLundgre poll showed nearlyly 990 percent of the pco- The clock has staStarted on. the 1995*96 The foursome followinwing the migration — Jamie Jame^.'s, salmon ur lower Snake River dams p pie opposed to furthijrther radioactive storage school year. Today’sly’s special section tells of juvenile sockeye sainalmon on Tuesday — vjdc no flood>od control, no irrigation ston ; you everything youou need to know about swimmer fromm Boise id electricity, , and they’re extiT cr. ’ reached B oyer Park at Lo\L ow er G ranite D am Thc Novy has askasked thc court to allow barking on July 1. ' ' ; ■■ minating thehe salmon.”1 hipmcnts of waste — six 'p a g e e D I ^ near Lewiston after embari low n im m ediately 12 shipi Whereas the river’s currentcui had carried tire expeditionei which startedd sat Redfisfi The swimnimmers advocate drawing da, from Oic oircraft carriMirricr N im itz so it can be /oirs to speed the current e them for m ost o fth e trip,ip. it took them five L akee ini Stanley Basin, where! tlthe salmon tbe reservoii sted- refueled and returnsirned to ihe fleet and six days to swim the last 3232 mi iles because o f spawnvn. Lower Granite is the finfirst of e i^ t spilling ofr wwi ater to get salm on and ste from a cruiser andd fivefi^ subm arines that arc the reservoir behind Lowe;wer Granite dam. damslis before the beleaguered fisliIsh reach tbe head trout pastpo2 the d a ^ . l>cing taken out of seiservice complclelyt hey were not swimming, tt “The last five days weiwere a nightmare,” Pacifiiific O cean. W hen th ej «nU Adm.BmccDeMtcMars, head ofthe Naval I ' Agents challenenge claims said swimmer Gail Atef,ter, a school coun- Dururing their 25-day journey,f, Ithe htunan discussedI theth salmon issue with loc . Nuclear Propulsionon 1Program, has advised selor in Buhl. “Now I[ seese why so many smoltsIts confronted rapids and icy whitewa- along the rouiK>ute. Ihc courts that anothlother 12 shipm ents con- Federal agents saysa; the surrender offer young salmon die in theseesc reservoirs.” ter. TheyTI averaged more than 20 miles per “We've hadhai a great time, and just ab Nimitz refueling and the ' an leader David Koresh n the j of Branch Davidian Taking turns swimming,ing, the crew kept at d ay,. at a times reaching speedsIs < o f 8 m ph, everybodyf we w met encouraged us on heariii^ into the Texas Pleastlase see NUCLEAR/A2 w as a ruse’as the hei least one person in the watwater during the en- beforeire reaching the eastern edgeIge of Lower swim," Aterersaid. s i , siege continiie. P a g e A S Wreck in theyt works? Thousaands of Korean] 1 W ar vcets ~ Energy]rlack R^ubticons andid IDemocrats talk of an ' autumn budgett ss a V -shaped hk. ton Nadonal Cemeter:tery. eas er memorials con- te be the result of a catastrophliphic energy shortage. < o rp ills containingS a special hom ione. field {oward a distant AnAmerican flag., Like many other: igtcM, this one cam e thahat develops in the brain as ttiny chemical fires P a g e A S Fatigue and pain eihanamate from the n structed in Washingtc et and accompanied insnside nerve cells flickerr nndai go dark, a rc- soldiers’ faces; the outlineines of-ftill bat- . in late, over-budget i earcher said Wednesday. tie packs are visible betieaDeath their pon- ' J l by c o n tro v a ^ l I a “work of beauty ' ExaminationsI o f the brains'0ns o f people w ho have , chos. j/jjP But the result is a amin Forgey wrote dielied of Alzheimer's or Hunfiunlington’s disease Cast o f stainless steel:el with a gray and power,” Benjam ' A c tio n C; ra l re v ie w o f th e . haslOve found elevated levelss o f genetic m utations SectlonA patina, the soldiers appei)pear frozen in •' ■- > in an architectural iil v - mem orial in The Was:t^ashington P o s t n in the chemical powerhousesJSCS called mitochon- Weather...... 2> Sports..;...'.,..1-4 . that time foiir decadesdes ago when rized th e m em orial - driiIria, said D ouglas C. W allaceacc o f the E njory U ni- Natlqn...... 3-5,8i Outdoors .....577. A m ericans fought — andan< more than! . Congress authorizi "if - in 1986, and Preside!ident Reagan signed vnfcrsity School of Medicine! in Atlanta. , . Oplnlon;.:/....8-7r. ■ ;■ Section D : 54,000 of them died. - in ic the I& neaa the hieasure into law.iw. But it took orga- “It’s ‘ well estobltshed thatDt our0 energy c'apaci^ : S ^ o n B -. .Backto.School . V. nizers six years toI win.approvalw froit) deetidon. A cai:aused by genetic mutationsons can begin at con- riql todays Along wijh''^uthlK Sc orean ;invaslotio1 of South Korea in 1950. m ill- ycartotcT i.the iburwmr-member team filed oqxpdon, but the-picture iss -mm ore co m p lex w ith ...... President Kiin Y oi^-4ami^an^'theiB m -' ' TKe'dc^Ic^catidn'^irind^' a mil icr’s, H u n tin ^ o n ’s nnd n on rewcled paper. lationsthatBup- taiypariuiiuie;.a:tib(m mustv of Karanean law suit tot> ststop the m em orioL disUsorders such as Alzheimer’s busadors from 4 m oatit jr ig io a lp to w B s d e ^ ' Pai*aridnson’s disease, W allaceice said.i M'racycfe It again. pottsd'the United Nationjohs resolution Wtr:vet8im n s, and a wreath-layingig.at arguing that their orig oppofingSovie^backbdN1 North Korn’s -.the TOmblb of the UpknowDs.at Aiud M see K 0 R ^ A 2 .1------iiy.:.!? • i ;

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H H Idaho foforecasts p g F A J M i Nationallal temperatures ------T h e A ccaj-Weather* u -’ forecast for noc Max Min P e p Albuqueniua'|u« 102 66 ; ------M a g i c V aJlley l l ( Atlanta 07 77 .13- -10* Oa SQa 0Oa 70a aoa BOS 100* Boston ..... Sunny todoy.. Highs Hi from near 90 to 95. Soiloulhwest mom- I— ^ Bands aapafM hli^lati*lOTipwMMienntarlha'd^r. — 87 70 .16 -£ a i2 a in^ w inds 5 to 10 mn ph becom ing w est 10 to 1515 m ph by afler- ^ 98 ..... i ^ H noon. Tonight fair,fair. Low s in the mid-SOs. Frida (HS ) ^ 97 57 .... ny. Highs 90 lo nearnea 95. u 88 66 .....' l ^ H ICootffO'AloftalSO-I s y I m -' ~ ‘ 86 67 ..... The ultravioletct indexir forecast is 9. a^high e x(posuic p level. Honolulu 91 7 8 ' « W WASH. uor/T. Houston . 101 60 .....m m m Extendedd iregional forecas • IndlanapottsDs 87 71 ...... f l H n iLowiiton I e F l K a n s a a a tyIty 89 6 6 ...... H H ^ Saturday partlytly icloudy and cooler. A chancmce o f showers n^ElA . LssVogas 81 ...... ond thunderstorms.ms. Lows in the 50s. Highs in1 tlth e SOs to near Loa Angelese s 89 66 ...... 90. M om pto 87 70 .60 Sunday partlyly cloudy.c A slight chance of) f show ers and MJamlBoachKh 88 75 ...... f l H MUwsukoe 78 . 67 .42 thundcnhowers.. LowsLo in the upper 40s to the mid-50s.m Highs ------in the m iddle SOs to W MlrawapoUsto 85 ' 62 .03 IS lo the mid- 90s. r NowOrtoanama 94 76 ...... jA r fT \ ' ' Monday mostlytly deari and worroer. Lows inntheiowerSOs i ijOa I / - s Now York 90 76 .05 casi to the u pperr 50s50 west. Highs in the upperr SOs8 cast to the & (L) OMahomaCltyCity 94 70 J ^ H j n m iddle 90s west. B . O m aha 94 66 ...... f ^ H .L FRONTS: M Phoonix 116 60 ...... R i v e ^ Pttttburgh . VVood /er Valley -V—V- 87 ZJ .03 wvo Portland, Mo.Ao. 83 68 .73 COLD W/WAMI STATIONARY ■ ^^ ______o taasAccu-!u.wiih«>. me. Pofttaod, Oro. ^ B Sunny today. Hi,Highs 85 lo 90. Tonighl fair,ir. Lows in the — ------>n. 74 61 ...... ^ H — I Rono rrWnFnll» I 9 m id-40s. Friday mo:mostly sunny. Highs in the mid- 5 0 ...... id-SOs. I . • H L EQ Q E l Q M S tL o u ia 89 ■ 68. .94 NEV. HK3M tow'' ;SMOwaa RAJH r-sTowus n uvttHWO snow ice SUNNY FT. au o i ^ o o c^ SaltUkoCtty:ity 96 69 ...... ^ TreaisuroViValley MiAmoomMAm ' San FranciscoIsco 81 55 ...... ______- SoatUo 57 .41 •Si Sunny today. HigHighs in lhc mid-90s. Noithwesc st winds lO to Spokano 75 60 .02 I^H s i C i t i 15 m ph. T onightt faifair. Lows around 60. Friday> nmostly sunny, W ashington 91- 76 ...... cx-jot Highs in the mid*901-90S. Idoho: High.'^ 94 degrees at C a ld w ell L owiw . 32 degrees a t S ta n in . " Northern NNevada Nation: High,igh. 124 degrees a t Death Valley,Iley, C alif. Low , 32 degrees a t siiaiW I23Z S Alm anac » ToOay’s fire danger index for ------M ostly sunny oneand warm today. Highs in thele upper SOs lo ______southern Idah C o lo ., tie’s >weather picturc Wednesday,f- ovcreastemOliO k l a h i ^ , T ex a s,p<»ted o s a record o f 104. Across lhc Magic igic Valley and southem Idahofio, skies were F arther east,ist, another batch o f tfaundentonto rm s fonned along A lo n g; tth i't} u l f C o a s t tfae h e al index inde hit 116 ot Uke I clear and tem peraiun Skywatch iiures ranged from th e 70s to thethe low 90s by the Indiana-OOhio h suue line willi a threat: ofo f severe thunder^ Charies anand New Orleans, La. At thee otheroil extreme. Good-' ■ afternoon. Those ! rareadings were well below Turuesday after- stonns in westes te m Ohio. Iaod,Kan.,ru, cooled to a record overnighth t lowIc o f S l H noon marks. A brisk unset today 9:04 p.m. risk westerly breeze took somele ofthe edge IntheNorthirth cast, thunderstorms broke outou across parts of And wbivhile th e d e serts o f soutfacmm Arizona A had record H olT the beat, a s well.Bll. im ifle to n o iio w 6:26 a.ni. New York, VoVermont and New Hampshire,xe, producing tn o iv - h e a t a WWednesday’s e o v e m ig fa t.r ^ n:g g of o f3 6 w as recorded a t ■ , marphase: New, July 27; first:t quarter.q C o e u r d 'A le n ee. . ILewiston and Grangevillee alli reponed tree damage. G ia n d C anrayon. ug. 3; full, Aug. 10; last quarter,:cr. A u g .' tracc am ounts o f■ precipitation.p n Mullan checkedKl in w ith .09 A n afternoon3on sunrn io the New York metromd area downed In the: morec faumid Southeast Greenreenville-Spartanburg. *.' inch o f rainfall. power lines aniand Imocked out electddty to 4‘ ^ customos S.C, tiedi tthe recoid o f 99. In Norfolk,Ic. Va.,V the high was 96 I] >21visjbiisJbIs planots: Moming. Saturn,, T h eco o lcrW eoIther th a kept afternoon high temper« raw rcsin th e In Southem WesVestchcstcr County, degrees, itthe ISth consecutive d a y tfaele ihcrmometerih topped *- srcury. Evenir>g: Mars^ Jupitor. low 60s to SOs. Elsewhere,i. nmoderate to heavy rain deveJivdoped over west- 90.

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Continued from A l requiring ClintonCl to seeka U.N. Se> bill.I But he said he still I , S,C.'(AP) — Susan w v ith grim photographs o fr tlthe boys’, was doing. ... The' Susan I know - )n said he re* curity Coun rother took tbe witness bloated b bodies after Ihe car Nevertheless, Clinton : mncil vote to lift the em- current c policy of intensi a r w a s re* w a s n o t a l that a t lakela that ni^t.” i . t lawmakers bargo, mark Inesday and protested covered. o They were still str maincd hopeful that h arking one final attempt to strikes s and employing; ia Frcnch- Wf to ;trappcd in ' Ms. Smith,I, 23,23 was ronvicted.of to resolve the avoid a spli :000 volts of clectncity c would work with him to i iplit with NATO allies.'If British I rapid-rcaction forbrcconUie sending "200 car seats, a' sodden teddyly bear on murder Samrdayrday.in the deaths o f 3-C th ro u g h h e r in disagreement. lhat failed.:d, a second amandment ground { in Bosnia. ' in th e n a m e o f ju s tic e .” the tl floorboard at their fcfeet. The year-old Michac:hacl and 14-month-oId. 5 the strong would requi ;e told the jury deciding b “ I d o n o t b e l i e v e tl quire the administraiion to Secretary of Statec W nrren J b o y s ’ fa c e s w e r e n o t sh o wm. n Alex. She lieded forf nine days about States and the seek a Gen course for the United Sta eneral Assembly vote. In Christopher ( said he senttalC < tcrto Ms.Sh,,th-sts fate to ignore the com- Ms. Smith’s 33-year-oIdId brother, their disappearaiarancc, saying a black- - le people of the event of «tty Vaughan as the de- wv, as the first wimess calletled by de- carjacker had i strong course for the of negative vote there, the Congrcss c pointing out theic“ntwand JSi'S' ad driven away with' rally life the United Stai .n arguing why her life fense f< lawyers. He said the Bosnia is to Unilateral! I ta t e s w o u ld u n ila t e r a l l y ’Stronger" .$ NATO-approv« he family them in hera car. r. psethcU .N . withdraw fromfn the embargo. ivcdprocc- s|,„„,dbfspaspared for drowning ber searches s< for clues to whyy “a good After iin inte arms embargo, coIIapsc dures in place to protect intensive search and he chdnces of The ’Senssnate votis came even as ' k cl Bqsniun nvo young sonsSo by rolling her car m n: o th e r^ k ille d h e r so n s. heavy mediaI coverage,co Ms.. Smith. ' mission and increase the Muslim's against Serb attac roops there,” U.N. Secre:retary-(jcneral Boutros “ ■“ v ^ in to a la k e, “ I g r t to a c e rta in p o in t anda r then I confessed Nov.Jov. 3 to leaving the injecting Americans tree He said lifting the emba B o u t r o s - GGhall I gave his military txirgo prob- The prosecsecuiion com plied its just ji give up.” Vaughan1 said.: “I boys inside thehe carc when she sent it h e sa id . ably would intensify the nan, R-N.Y., commanderslers in Bosnia authority to .cw a^nd portion ofth,the sentencing hearing didon’t think Susan knew whatv, she into John D.L Lon o n g L ake. Rep. Benjamin Cilmai mean a withdrawal o fl : Intemaiional call in NA'ATO air strikes without chairman o f the House Ini peacekeeping forcc. “That 5, hailed the -first clearineing it with him. Dole, who T at will only - r -m -m Relations Committee, 1 lead us to further bloodi sed “swift ac- has been sharplysht critical of what he [ idshed and I A l l Senate vote and promised bring us not an inch closet>er to a set- X U ^ M J \ the House. sees as U.NLN. timidity in approving ,i h o m a y c:can cel stese lh e a d scseason tion” on the measure in th tlemcnt o f this dreadful cotonflict,” he If the bill becomes law.law it would strikes, said sa it wouldn’t have sa id .' B O I S E (AAP) I — With the’1995 the tli same period last year require Clinton to end U.U.S, support changed hethe outcome had Boutros* ar and- 35 to jum p to concliinclusions at this point ivithdrawal o f Ghali’s decis Clinton has pledged 25,:5,0(» U.S. mn of steelhcIhead returning to Idaho percent p< o f the average for thtt e se v e n in th e su m m er,” * for the arm s ban after will icision com e earlier, T,” T m e b lo o d sa id , )r within 12 Speaking i troops lo help wilh that wiwithdrawal, shaping up asa s ith e w o rs t in y e a rs , th e largest la steelhead run yeai U.N. peacekeepers or > lg at an Oval Office photo “ ;ars from Opinions andand recommendations the Bosnian opportunit’ Britain and France rem'amm commit* state Departmitment of Fish and Game 1980 I! through 1994, Samnchotena from departmeni weeks of a request by th' lity, Clinton said the ° nent personnel on the ted to the peacekeepingg efTort to may changee cor cancel fall harvest sa id . govemment for their withwithdrawal — Amendmentsnts requiring him to seek steelhead siluatiijation will be submit-, iry contrib- seasons for tbeth e fish . Trueblood said Fish anc whichever comes first. U.N. agrcenjcment before lifting the which they are the primar> nd Game .ted to the Idahidaho Fish and Game 1 amendment embargo uni “ T h e id e aI ti th a t w c m ay, h a v e s e a - expects o even worse nurnben ____ The Senate added an ai Linilate'rally improved the u ui to rs. ___ ers forthe {Commissionn aiat its A ug. I7>18^ son closure or regulation changes is later la B-run o f steelhead retutuming (o meeting in Sunm \Valley. The seasons on the table.. Il I t’s b e in g c o n sid e re d ,” the tfa Clearw ater River aflifler two now are scheduli«Julcd lo open Sept J Fish and Gariame spokesman Jack years yc in the Pacific,Ocean3 thanI for on the Salmonn ana n d S n a k e riv e rs. K o re a __ ------T n ie b lo o d saidaid Wednesday. ' the th A-nm fish now retumin;ing to the ^ . Milch Sandnchotena, executive co- Snake St and Salmon rivers ai l o t t e r y Continued from A1 “ P la c e d ddynamically j on a trian- man m in Korea. “I’ve seeren myself ordinator of)f Idaho Steelhead & y ye e a r a t se a. Idaho lo agencies and gular fieldd ofc low juniper shrubs several sc times. ... I’ve seen,n my bud- Salmon Unlinlimited, said a total of stroycd by the review age “Tbe recommendations! thatt the BOISE (AP)-?) - Winning numbers c ts, the firm and cast in1 stainlesssi steel ai a scale dies di in the wall.” Coopcr-Lecky Architects, 9,033 of thehe oceangoing trout department de pulls togetherra t ^ lly drawn Wcdoesda lorial. Coop- slightly largerger than life, these gray, Kday in the Powerball choscn to plan the mcmori Ray Davis, a retired Mailarine gen- passed Bonnevleville Dom from July I w w< on’t be too solid until mir .d -A u - ievelopmcnt w a^ troope: >. , er-Lccky also led the dev pers unself-consciously eral er who is chaiim an of thetie founda- through JulyY I15. Thai was 73 per- g gu ^ t Tbe dam counts can Tl Veterans invite the en “ 'hange 5-9-16-23-28i-28; Powerball 10 for the Vietnam ’ empathy of all viewers; tion, ti( said he thinks this w:will be “a cent of the numbernu counted during virtually vii overnight, so we5 h1 e sita te veteran and iixleen, twenty-threo, V M c m o ria l. nd non-veteran alike,” positive, pc uplifting, permanm e n t k in d imately dis- Forgey wrote3te. o f twenty-eight; PowerballPov ten). - ;? The lawsuit was ultims o f memorial.** n t e r i m , t h e T o th e sol< Estim ated jock]ackpot: S5 million. missed. But In the inte ioldiers’ right is a black Korea was a bloody groro u n d w ar lear._____ rts approved granite wallall, reminiscent of the that thi presaged such future: cconflicts Commission o f Fine Arts : B O IS E ( A P*) )~ - W in n in g h trn ib c rs jected it as Vietnam Vetcetenms Memorial, across as as Vietnam and Bosnia. .It the plan, then later rejec irom A1 ly, esday in the Tri*Wcst nts. The Ini- the reflectingng pool to the north. But the thi first time an intematior?n a 7 £ Oontlntiedttoi have legally done that bee:causc it Wedncsdu having too many elements, ______L o tto g a m e are: * : • ■ 38 soldiers, rather than namesni of the war dead, was wi gathered to fight un imissionings must be wawas under a court mandate to tial concept, involved 38 1 - 2 1 -2*25-29 5 (one, four, 'th K orean the wall at the Korean memorial is a - U.N.U. flag. And it was this II to keep those opera- all oii options for handling its i sym bolizing the North “ eleven, twenty-,ily-one, tw enty-five, }8th paiallel mural sandbdblasted into the rock, first fit mililary action to th\h w a t t t h c sdule. waste ^ and selecting one as ai Army’s crossing ofthe 38tl “ •"ef- twenty-nine). ■ ng the war. Based on phoholographs of those who spi , bQwever, bas chal- ^ into South Korea, inciting spread of communism. native wotild have biased thi*e over- Estimated jacki back to 19 served, the! muraln is a montage of “W hen the Korean Wa !gitui)acy of the nation- t, DCkpot* S 2 0 0 ,0 o b , The design was scaled bai ITarcamc Itgil a ll the supportt troopst — drivers and aU laims, saying tbe Navy , soldiers. , along, we didn’t ask any qiquestions “ s«nnly clan In M ay, U.S. District Jud; sident Bush medics, nursirses'and chaplains >— W< ? ■ lins la.own sinjince the ban was im- ^ O nJune 14,1992,Presid< W e went,” recalled Lairy ward L o ^ extended the baS ' C o i ^ t it t i i o n » morial qn a and the'equiptjp m e n t th e y u se d . s o nrs ago about its re'fii- ^ broke ground f&r the memo son, of Belton, M o., whi iy drtig eling scheduleule and should have this ^ fall when he.cxpects to i larshland at “Every timeme I bring a Korean vet- hauled'aircraft hai for the Navj ' A " “■'ne WedVednesday m isldrati- , 2J2-acre plot o f former m an th alternative methods the state’s clalin that the f lemorial. eran down there,.hethe sees himself in the 1950-53 conflict. “And nedtheftenghte^ t e r a t tfae s c e n e o f a the foot of the Lincoln Men: government improperly read V eterans the wall," saidaid Aay Donnelly, a vol- was wc tfver, we camc home I j u s t in c a s e th e s h ip - g o i ®?e“ ““ giBssfire west of The Korean,W ar V t of Buriey. His name tic nor ab- tmteer woricer:er with the Korean War went wc to work, raised famillilies, got jent ban to IdaboId remained in ef*.- coiconclusion that shipments Memorial is neither static i s K ia ig F ra n kcs. s, Oldiers is a V eterans MeVfcmorial Dedication job IdaboIda National Engineering[g L a b o - The Timcs-Nc stmct. The column of soldi jobs. I think this was ty p ic a -N e w s r e g re ts th e , er-^ . . FoundationI whow was an infantry- ag( ' ^ ^ h c N . v y' cClaims it could not ntila to iy c a n re s u m e sa fe ly . vivid memorial. a g e g ^ u p . ” ro r.

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SheS insisted in^in the spotlight, testified hihe saw negotiating wil[vith a m an “w ho th b u ^ t : she did not. “ThtJt night nig w as not' Ms. W illiams emerge frojomthe hewasGod.” . i about documents," testined BfiH jH jj suite of White House officeCCS that , n a i agent ait and others also testified : Margaret Williams, the first lady’s included Foster’s with a sustack of that they didlid not believe David chief of staff. She dispuspulcd the rec- file folders that she then totook to Kotcsh was oron the verge o f surren- , ollections of Sccrct SerService officer her own office. dering as. thetie scct lead er’s law yer Henry P. O’Neill that shesl car- He said Ms. Williams wasas cas- contended on Tuesday. The olTer ; ried a stock of paper:)crs from the rying. in hcr arms and-herr \h M ^ w as an em pty)ty promise, like others ; officc suite. w hat 1 would describe as filelie fold- during the 51-^1-day standoff, they said, Testifying with cquaqua! certainty, V ersers.” Jim Cavanaulaugh. a special agent for • : O ’Neill said, •Tm not ii any doubt “She walked past me ..... and the Bureau of.of Alcohol, Tobacco and I stortcd to enter her office, arand she Firearms, saidud he watched in horror ; about it,” ■ Wi had to brace the folders ono her from a nearb'rby house on Feb. 28, If To bolster Ms. WilliI'illiams' testi-x - i y ; mony, the White Hou:louse released arms ogainst a cabineL Sheic camc 1993, as an amattempt to serve w arrants L ; the results of.a lie dctcctordc out a few moments lateiter and turned into a iraging gun battle that JJ : administered by Whitcvitcwaicr prose- lockcd her officc,” he said. left four AlATF agents and six A t the tim e o fh is suicide,!:, Foster Davidians d'dead at the Branch ^ eutors in which she deniedden rcmov- ATFiigent Jim Cavanausiigh on W ednesday descescribes watching ; ing documents from Foster’sFo: ofTice wawas woricing on a variety ofo per- Davidian con^mpound. ” from tho W aco. Texas,, commandc post as a flenlerce fireflght ; the night o f July 2 0 ,19S SOIsonaljegal matters for Pre;resident In one poi]oignant recitation, he f> e D a v id K o r e s h ' ' She passed that test,;st, and a lolcr antand Mrs. Clinton, includin[ing {ax described hiss aiattempts to negotiate an brake b oixt %vhen other aja g e n t s a p p ro a ch ed t h e 0 one as w ell, her lawy o m p o u n d t o s e r v e a scsearch warrant real estate venture. wounded agentents. Dennis, testified. ir g a r e t W illiam s ^ filled the Attomey Genenneral Janel Reno about Senate Republicans: O’Neill said he remained^silent “Ihadaradiadio m ike in one ear with shootoiit. st After the FBI fi iodham Clinton’s aide com pound with lear gos. fire fii swept the ofTer, althouhough-he su^cqucnily ing whether presidential about what he saw until hefa< was an agent pleadeading for his life and I ct through the dilapidated corompound. learned someonconc else hM jjolificd : to hide sensitive dociocumcnts in to pick upp thet files and mm them qu Chairman Noncy Johnson,Jol R- ridiculed th< on complaints deductible donations. Conn., said mcmbcibers asked embittered: ' that Gingrich p Eisenach formerlyr h e a d e d Gingrich political associociate JefTrey they should I violatcd'stan- Gingrich’s C conservativee political d a rd s o f c o n - organization, tl GOPAC,C, w h o se E isenach obout “ th e beginningbe] of But instei )RE the idea o fth e course^ the genesis of the panelIrich o the employeesSj helped dev-i 5 I MarinMATED K A B O I^ re a lig n 26 others WcWcdnesdajj, ■UISTAX A L o c al l C( r o p ~ thou^ Republican meiriembers criti- F OUTDOl cizcd President Clinton’iWs interyen- Forresflfv"Hotel •Restaurant • Jarbidna 702-b Cummlns-Own e r ___ H enry W EDJHASDS in HnwifW H . C R E M O S A S . mission,” he urged Hiss cc< o llr a ^ e s ...... W R O O T BJEER I ------BEEE K OvER30nW RAVORSTO But the Nationalal Security. G K Z ^ RECIIMBEI£ N T I ' n . CHOOSEKDSEFROMi U •Com m ittee’s R e p u bcans, l i c w ith tbe ' ' exception of Rep. 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i Buudget b;rattle ] F l i g lh t-C O Ba t r o l s a f e t y u p i n1 a i r I Chicago IVibune ‘I thinlink slowly, biit loolm s h e t^ een CHICAGO — Even1 asll the latest In K M m surel)ely, It’s setting a scries of computer:r problems al [ jM m Chicago area airports < le sss aand le s s sa fe T uesday, a new and troubling tn con- I jlH I to fly.y. We1 n e ^ new ' Clintton, Co ccm arose. equlpnrpment, we need mgress That is a possiblee shortage of trainlining for fhat WASHINGTON)N(AP) — Even ilykccpii:ping agencics ojpen is not skilled repair techniciajans to handle thc future computer c equlpi!pm_ent and for a s C o n g r ^ steamsms doily througli approveived, those departments r o u tag es that th e oilold equipment, miles o f spendingRg bills. Rcpub- w h o se: budgets b: have not been even federal officialss concede< arc | i ; H likely. licans and Democin)crats arc talking compIclc(;(cd will have to send non- andI weVi need new of an autumn budtudget collision essentialal ^woriccrs home. Though Interim repairlirs restored an pepersonnel.’ aging air trafTic control between Presidentent Clinton and SuchI disruptionsdi have occurred ol computer lo servicc on Tuesday, offii lawmakers featuriniring vetoes and ' nine timimes since 1981, most [ficials cohced- — Wantanda Gelst, official threats of a forced:ed government rcccntlyy ini 1990, but thc cfTccts • ed that more, and periiarlaps even more ■ 'attet technicians union shutdown. have been» n niinimal and have last- serious, problems may lirk that remains massivee billI cutting taxts and 3 k | h id. • to be done, ■ e x tra c tinling savings out of Moreover, of the 10 1 workers mputcr has “miles and ' assigned to the staff ui “ T h ere are a ilI kikinds of land Medicare,rc, Medicaid, welfare and unit directly -ire" and “things are frail,” ' mines out there,” sayssay R ^. David other benemefit programs, thc main responsible for the 30-yomc federal procurement “Right now w cB’re>pn’k a colli- derail theiileir cfibit and force them Federal Aviation Adndministrotion s and difTlculties with a I sion course," a ^ c« ^ > ^ te House toaskClimlinion for negotiations, officials contended Tufuesday that... ' hove been blamed fbr C h ief oCStafTLconn PPanetta. IfR e ppublicans u l hold together, manpower levels are adequateai at getting new computers at I lBthejoughIy25b:5 business days as seemsIS likely, the measure Chicago Center, the busiisiest Cotitrol Jenter and other control I left before the Octt l1 start of thc probablyly won’t be ready for' facility In the countryry, but ttley atjonwide that also have j n ew fiscal y e a r, thithe workload ClintonI until i at Ica^ mid- acknow ledged that a rasl retite- cnL Thc FAA is cxpcctcd Republicans haveave set for October.r. W’ hen it Is, tW G O P ments could produce a “signlficara''“s cian unionnew lc machines in 1997,' Congress is daunting;ng: seems likekely to add a must-pass staffing problem. I officials sayAurora center probably' • Pass 13 annualII spendingsr bills provisionn extending( the govem- "I think slowly, but sureirely, it’s.get- likely becauseke delivery until 1998, ’ slashing domestic ancand foreign aid mcnt’s authorjty ai to borrow ling less abd less safe to said puter. d. ■ I ' spending, boostingg defense,d and money. TheTh current S4.9 trillion Wanda Gcist, an Aurorffrff technician And anylc, at cfTortsiore under way easing enforcementnt of environ- borrowingng limit seems likely to w ho Is local vicc chaimrm an o f the can resultton in to revamp the FAA’s mental, safety and othother laws. expire at aroundan that time., Professional Airways Paulsen said.it process. I. C h ic a g o CCenter . Airways Facilities • Revamp Medicarcare. Medicaid Insertingng the debt-llmit exien* Specialists, the union that J e s M a n a g e r G a ry D u ffy t T h e comiders pi o f Ihe Notional Air and welfare. sion into a bill to make It harder the repair workers. “We'e n e c d new ' r e p o r te r sI t« h i s w e e k a t Fa A o fficerces In D es Plaines, III., thi miles of wire"itrolleiis A ssociation, the • Carve savingss outo of farm, to veio iss can old trick used fre- equipment, w c need trainiining for that a lr e a d y uinderstrength nc technlclanians staff could be further he said. imion, were scheduled to veterans, educationion and other quently by Democratic equipment and for Ihet oldc equip- when manyny of those workers retlr)tlre.(n the near future. “W hen ylunds o u ' on Capitol Hill on -benefits. Congressesses to put pressure on ment, and w c need new pcijcrsonnel." ' things around’ and Thursday seeking • Cut taxes. Republicanan presidents. Failure to Bccause of congrcssioninal funding where if it wwe ere reduced m uch more, ered < tw o problems in the IB you can create»] modem equipment, lo • Extend the govlovemment’s , extend borlorrowing authority — constraints, staffing at Chicago It would startsta having significant computer i that failed, and tl Cumbersom' authori^ to borrow mending and tax culcuts, says tbe being shutt downd as a iiegotrvc," S45,000to * $65,000 a year.r. could take longer Ior to complete thaqa, and fc p p ir a n d resto re thi^ te lls Local leadenhat would cut red tape. Republican agenda1 wouldw hurt says Housesc Budget Committee Current staffing is susufficient, they do now. - : ments.” n ' ihat an . ( Traffic Control'oy for thc FAA to buy - vulnerable Americans though “it's getting to I n s to pay for . Chairman JoJohn Kasich, R-Ohio. ) the point Eariicr Tucjuesday. workers discov- But controller and repaile r h u r t controllers unio tax cuts for the rich. “1 see It asas a positive If it gets make tbe rounc The w reck could occoccur on two things righte anya dan- KaHMBM and other ills. former Pres•csld en t C a rte r, b u ild s ger, ge: N ASA officials said. “Government by itself ha f hasn't sue- homes forr tlthc po find a way homeowners;rs arc required lo help ninc'-day nir science mission Satiatuitlay. to increase volunteerism,” ' C Gingrich, build their homesho and those of oth- National ] Aeronautics am Spacc speaking via satellite. e, told the ers. . Administration Ad spokeswomm an Lisa National Urban League’; je ’s an n u al E arning for foi Learning pays chil- Malone Mi said the damtn a g e to conference. dren $2 forit icach book read as a Discovery’s Dl: O-rlng seal wVr as less The Republican speal > ^ ■ . 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'■ ' • ' . . ______Thufsd,iday, July 2 7 .1 9 95 * Tlme»*Nbwi■Jewa. Twin Falls. Idaho A -5 . Nation J b e s p[)ite d e; f e c t s , lK o r e ai n W a ir m e mn d r i a l p l e a s ee s 'v e t i . jKnight-RiddcrNowsS. 1 a scrcam in his throal ond j Jered this week, with.his bbuddy, his“ with his rifle[lc \butt, ihcn bayoneted I WASHINGTON - rean War Veti his skin bathathcd in sweat beads as big 1 sterans Memclorial camcm and his memories. him in thc chcsihcst. Dut as he was haul- |thc point man would n nb. Id never be hold- ledlcatlon July 26-29, Born in Greer, S.C., ththe son of ing the bayonconel out, another North ;ing h is M .l like that, c ^ . 1 9 9 5 m elcctricinn from Durham, i It, down low like P W C H Authouthorlzed In 1966 (o honor vstora itinerant mill workers, Sams S had Korean camcIC u{up and skewered Sam.s ■a lunch pail, said Walk jransofthe w r exolalilaincd this Monday as he t 'alter M. Sams as 3reon War, particularly those who entered thc scrvice in thc final fi years in lhe abdomenmen. Thc blade went all ;he studied thc giom stcc stccl-statues. action, sro slilj listed a s m issing I ir P. Davis, 65. another vet- Jo one had Ranger shot the North Korean in the ■ |in a flush. And thoscsc soldiers over a 5 8 C T g « » p r > l I large!^^^b^M ntribulions of veloransni, families up for the week’swc festivities. cever asked him his age. head. H W H flH M aA l andfr W earing; a plaid shirt, black jeans j^cre, shown talkingg tol each other. Though he was a small,1, scrawny Sams wentu downdc but got back up 1 and black cocowboy boots, Sanis told k iWo way. O n potrol in K orea, “you o!fmuo kid, he had Cherokee wanirrior blood again. T he feeling feel was strange, “ It ; “■1 DbWct of I his story whivhile snapping photos with ii •,didn’t say nothing."’ EvenE' your dog T m im in him ond felt suited for coi:ombal. H e ju s t goes in .,. ... It’s like being shot. ■ linolla: a sli^l man, with b .■tags were taped toge>gcther to keep o.i km ., I his 'iny Min. bccome an Army Ranger, a dcm oli- You don’t feeleel ili when you first got ' wavy, grayy h hair, spinning a ,dovm noise. ; v v ' ■ hit.. FiveFi o r IO m inutes it ■■ 1 lale fVom distant dii memory < « |.| ; Finally, the sculptureure was missing i-' m c \ ms like hell. Feels like J ^ 9 ^ ^ around thc osh-colorcdas stat- little bit of a paybs.ack, for a • ithc rockct launchcr. In Korea, every ’■ 5^ ^Vlatnafm j'ro on firo.” . Veteran#. l y • “CS ond thce bblack granite of lot of remembrar !patrol had one to protectpro against . . >ams spent three days in lhe monume:nent lhal stands , ;tanks. Even now, SamsSa said,, he leld hospital. It was a within a monlortar shot o fth e — Walt(Iler M. Sam s, [could drop a rocket;t itinto your hip lughtcr house," he said, ■ Lincoln Menlemorial and the pocket at 100 yards. Korean War vetersran, refering in c:redibly, rc d he was but shrine hqnoriloring Vietnam's I Still, the stunninglg newi Korean to the new Korean WiVar memorial modenderatcly injured. "They [War Veterans Memorialirial, wilh its 19 ' sewed ‘‘'lic y were /^ed m e up and .sent m e : ,haunted GIs on patrol,I, is truly “beou- ’ s j . :rc an interesting • back." ;tiful," Sams, 65, saidd ttthe other day. — .1. ' blend, man) aiand monumenl, bccause tiitions expert, and early on waswj given He would get Tidal Basin like the w ar': get il three more times. ' 'It’s ju st that war defies i ■ y a ; , ar’s veterans, iis national c(command o f other men. the last when SSI^B , \ memorial has en dn enemy soldier WOT was Korea. los been patient and long-' He served in the Philippjrlines near popped out 0 D.C. W ar suffering. I of a foxhole and • ; T h is w eek lens of tlthousands o f - ^ \ U lfilfll r Memorial lhIhe end of the war and wourund up in machinc-gunnccincd Sams in the legs, , A decades in the making, ii has sur- K ,'pMplc-who shared Sam;ams’ Korea are n / s o, Korea on July 5, 1950 —-10 days After Ihot thejIhey sent him home, ^ A lawsu: lamving here from aroiiiroiind the coun- A Eric /suii, bitter artistic contro- ininlo Ihe war. Doctors toldI hiihim he’d never walk . :riC8son . .jndependBndenceAve. - vcrsy,and the deaths of two promi- itiy. T hey'arc coming; forfoi thc dedica- blemortal From'theri until he wass shipped: agoin withoutI a ibtice. But that was ■v nent organizciizers. And it underwent a 01 ;tion today o fth e $19 milmillion national I— ^ out two years later, he wcvould be too much troublejblc and Sams managed •K - , - . ■ - half-dozen rev iKorean war memorialI aiand the greal- revisions before construc- wiwounded six limes. He wou)uld hove to get along withe/ithout it. tion finally startedsu in 1993, thc year hi;his Icf^ kneecap shot ofT, wou CSt gathering o f Koreanm \War veterans War. It sawsa’ Communist forces of ould have But over the1C years,y as he and his " Soldiers fought in 110-di•degree heat il was suppose3sed lo be dedicated. an enemy grenade blow up as N o rth Klorea ot and China fighting and in cold so severe tha as he was w ife o f 43 years:ars,raised their daugh- ; They are coming to he hat il froze Ready for)r :iis official unveiling heheaving it back and wouldd be run lers and as he w ) hear President arm ies o>f f South'Korea,5 the United blood, I machine guns and,1, oflcn, thc today, it is nov c waichcd monuments Clinton and South Korcjorean President Stales and io w m a d e u p o flh c l9 7- thithrough with a bayonet duringng a gris- go up to otherr cacauscs. he carricd the ind .over a dozen United sneaker-clod ; enemy. They•y fought in foot steel sculculptures of poncho-clad Iy . Kim Young Sam saluteJte Ihcir deeds. Nations coi ly little hand-lo-hand skirrrmish at memory of KoreaDrca iii'his heart, countries for control of the orctic i wastes like thele Chosin GIs on patrol,rol. They are set against so land to renew old fricnticndships. But Korean peniteninsula. 1 some place whose name he nowm for- Though othersnets forgot, the Korea Reservoir ond al plocc:es named thc backdropp co f a 164-foot-long pol- gets. gc Mostly they are cominjling to reccivc In threee years> — June 25, 1950 lo 1 ■ veterans didn’t,I’t, “' You never forget ■ Heartbreak Ridge andd Hellfire ished granitec wwall that is etched with Most o f it, though, he docs i the thanks many have! beenbe awaiting July 27, 1953 19. — it killed almost as ’ snot for- il," Sams said.d. "I-don’t•' care what Volley, the Iron Triangle, PPoric Chop 2.400 phologrjgraphic images o f men gc:get. Especially the bayonet. ifoi*45 years. m any Amcmericans,' S4;000, as the 1 they say. Youu wakew up at night ... : Hill and the Punchbowl. and womenI wwho actually served in It was lale afternoon Ju 1 ■ For theirs was Korearea — the for- Vietnam WtW ar killed in 10. lu n c 10, soaking w et, hollering holl and scream- : The war had its own casastern front iHc conflict, - 191951, and he was returning Boltcn war, thc war thalhal President The fighi;jhling surged up and down i g wilh a ing. You neverr forgetfor it. ! and western front and its owno death It is surmou:lounicd with an absiraci- paipatrpl o f about nine other Ri ;Harry Truman said wasvas not a war, the mountantainous peninsula, from r Rangers. “That is whatat tlthis is all about." he ; march. Though fought onn the heels looking, blackck circulari fpunlain and a -1 ThThey were coming out of lhe war that officiallylly has nc^r Pusan in theth southeast lo the Yalu c of some soid. indicotingg theth parts of thc war of World War II, it sawIV th c first lowering Amerncrican flog. -'wo'woods and blundered into a s jended. / river o n Ihc Ihi Chinese frontier, and I- I slightly memoriol orraycdycd around him in the ■ heovy use o f helicopters, tfietfie first all- The sutucs;s sare arresting, seeming- lar;larger North Korean patrol. I '.It was short, savage: anand inccmclu* wound up[J bosicallyb where it started: ji mid-day heal, jet oir battle — on Amcriixican F-80 Iy alive wherlen first encountered. “They ‘ surprise'd us,” Sam; iivc — thc honest battletie o f tfie Cold in the middliIdle. downed d a Russian-buill Mi ms said. “A little bil oof f a payback, for a lot MiG-15— Their sculpled:d Ifaces bear expressions “We “W walked up, and they openened firo of remembrance." and Chinese allegations o f b cc." he said, his voicc f biological more of anguguish than courage or on us.” For Sams, who at 20!0 was 0 growing quiet. " warfare. ft. "A lo t o f rem em - heroism. And,d, beyond\ them, store the seaseasoned combat veteran andd was in brance.” j O e c e p tS i on p layce d p a r t J But, all too often, it w o f 'the Japanese home islanilands. n i | V !. Landings on the Chinhinese coast |U V ^ I near Shanghai or in Koreairea had been examined and rejected bccausebcc they did not lead to a quickk cc „ d , o . h c u n l i i War. nis o n V b rld W ^ I I Boivf Hi n g S (e a s e> n ; However, these ideasIS wv ould not ■ . 194M 94S ■ go to waste. They couldd beb used to I P S E S p i ] deceive thc,Japanese highgh commandi ~ —^ I irit P S E P o l a r i s as to American'intcntiottions. Japan ' built up to su support thc Idrives 'from l I i •Lightweight ST-H Maga^esiuinHiser . • ‘Aluminum SecSemi Deflex Riser stin had more than a milliollion soldiers th e so u th h (Central Pacific- H *3 stage E n en trics ■p p( a st Arro,w Speed ,‘ 75% U l Off Mo in China. Some were alreiIready being Philippines-Cs-Okinawa) to thc cold H *Mask n Camouflagei . shifted back tb Japan, s ‘MaskllCamotnouilage 1, so it was and barrenI Alaskanf\ island chain. H .*Complete Package incncludes - mpcrative to give Tokyckyo reasons But this optio •C om plete Packackoge includes >tion was also kept alive H f l Unisyslem II Sight1& & Quiver ' not to send the bulk o f cnetmemy forccs by the straicgicgic deception planners. H Unisystemn min Sight & Quiver H IDoz Aluminum AniJI0W8 & Points bh the A sian mainland back bai home. Evcntualljlily, of course, thc H 1 DozAluminaiinum Arrow & Points - H Armguard & Glove} T hus, elaborate deceptionin ooperations buildup o f ArAmerican forces arpund H A rm gaurdI Sc'Sc Glove were undertaken underT thetl code- Okinawa wou'ould alert Japan that an H $ 1 5 9 9 0 . ^ e Postcl. invasion of tlthe honie islonds was H ' The plan was to convinc/incc Tokyo imminent. It was hoped lhal the I ■ Bow ONLY' Bow ONNLY *229®“ that fear o f high casualtiescs during< an strategic deecfccption campaign would H i f f invasion of Kyushu hadiad caused keep Japann offi balance until a H American leaders to.rccoiloil from the m o n th o r so before the actual I H (Complete PPackagei ^22S Complelete Package K319 ®“ g notion. Stories about'monloralc prob- assault on KyushuK' in November ■ lems following the bloodydy Okinawa' 1945. fighting would be circuiculaled. It Then the d(deception plan would I H P S E T h u inderflite would also be said that anymy invasion changc towartards misleading Tokyo H H ‘Light Aluminum Hefleiex Riser would have to wail until1 susubstantial about Ihc siteilc of thc invasion and H ■ ‘ Smooth Vector 75% L/O Eccentrics P S E FF : i r e f l i t e forccs were shifted fromom Europe how it wouldjldibe conducted. The H 10 and that could take a year,!ar, pushing island o f Shilhikoku would be pre- H ■ ‘Mask n Camouflage ‘FCFIAluminun:mm Reflex Riser a n invasion o f Japan backk t(to the fall sented as thclhe target rather than ■ ■ ‘Complete Package indicludes. •Vector 65% L/Ol/O Eccentrics O f 1946. Kyushu. Shilhikoku was situated ■ H Uni^lem in Sight &fit Quiver ‘ M ask n Ccmiouilouflage :l The idea would be prom(emoted that between KyuKyushu and the main H H IDoz (same Getter ArrowsA & Points •Com plele Packcickage includes th e U nited States had decidicided on an island of Hononshu. It was directly ■ H Trophy Release & AnIrm guard Unisystem 6 SSight Sc Quiver indrrcct campaign of enciricirclcmem across from HHiroshima and Osaka; H lo further isolate Japan,in. Such a and presentedted an attractive area H $ 3 j g 9 o campaign would concentenirate on from which to launch a variety of I H Bow ONLY * Bow ON]m *449®“ Operations on the mainland,md, includ- assaults agairainst major cities on H ^ng landings along the coa::oasts, new Honshu, inclu:luding Tokyo. It had H offensives by an expandeded 'Chinese been rejecteded by U.S. strategists I H Complete Po'ackage ^3933®“ Gompletete Package *5529®“ army and the interventi37"^ * 1 9 9 3 C h a 4 0 9 3 quotes from the Joint Chiefs:fs calling tcrs would bee eestablished, dummy Hi j^manHunter ftp7993 $799 " * . 6 PO'ocket Pants $4 for:more bases to be estabtablished gliders would1 bebi built and the real ■I . Graphite j oear Japan to soflen up futunture inva* ilth Airborne]le D ivision w ould be H sion sites. Other stories woivould tell brought in to> conductci training — ■■ “ u p m - . of increased supplies' andnd tfdop thou^ it wouldlid pretend to be doing H ^------I —ipoven>entt4o-C hina.-Divers'crsioAtfy— the. ,wock.o£-twitwo-divisiohsrrJapan— H —B l a g I EVERY n/ air iitrikes would be sentIt aagainst would thus fedeel the need to hojd ^ , 7:30 A ^. r 9 ^« R j w . : targets along the Chinese'ac cbast: ■ 'troops bilck fronrom'the beach'arcff’to " H j" ' -ReMonaissance missions,-incincluding^ -defend againsti:itparatroopers when,— H - - , rrsoiDAit ...... : -...... thc scouting o f beach areass bjby frog- in fact, n o airbirborne landing was ■ 7:30 AJM. - OOl o i p j w . ;■ m en, would be undertaken1 in ways planned foivKyiuyushu. H 61 that'could be detectedI by b the The puiposee oof Operation Pasiel H No k H ^ «ED 1T TERMS AVADA H A B L E l Japanese;' . .w a s .to g e t th'ee JapaneseJ to spread H LAYAWAYS W E1.CCCOME-. - : ...... ‘ A ;‘'«urpri4e"rlnvaaIoh o f^ nonorthern “ their forces^inl:Inlyio'cover o variety. l i n s Japad flo m ’th'e A leutians ha^alsohai o( possible lanlanding sites'while- H | considered by U.S. stralitrategists Amencaif plann

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L e t’s savve BosniaI ■ , b y sta y^ng out I ; - : Funny howt Uthe worst moments off The Senate on WednejIncsday voted to i I thc 20ih ccnturtury have played them-- end thc arms embargo»on or Bosnia, and .$ selves out in sm;small towns. ...< the House is cxpcctcdd toti follow suit > • i ' , ' i A u sc h w itz , Ypres, Y] Verdun, Guemi-- soon. President Clinton:on should.sign ca. My Lai -• nerate the situation is can be jent Johnson signed the act c ians. hhold their own with the lo< :t c reatin g ' - seen in the numbersbers. T he c ost o f Medicare' care, govem m ent-boekcd heihealth care Is Cat The U.N. is: there,th ostensibly, to The time-honored U.>j ' T f S l a , doubled from $3.41U billion in 1966 to$7.2i - . “ hailed by its supporters as s a savior for billion in 1970 andm d doubled again b y 1975. . protect them; TheTie M u slim s k n o w b e t- inte^osing ii itself betwciw e e n w a r r in g ,he d d e dcrly. In fact. Medicare was’as conceived Thomas It more than doubleibled again b y 1980 ($35 ; ter. I fifactions in thc hope tha that common in a lie,e, im posing a heavy burdenen on uuc- bilHon) and now/costsSISLSbillionwith co: So do thc Serbsrbs, who play thc West sense si will prevail, simpmply doesn’t payerss andi contributing to the genjencrational * no end o f this risese iiin sight Even under the' Mike-^ well-tunc(ned violin, confident work u anymore, Icast o f al ' all in a placc warfarere that m ay soon produce ugugly fruit. _ against greed, 'fi£^t pn^posed^Republicailican plan M edicare spend- ; that, at the end of the day, NATO will like li thc former Yugoslaviaivia: - Medicdicarc’s roots are in'the libcnle ra lw ln g o f “T he notion t isebyanother$178billion; . sit on its handsids, terrified at the Ideology has been suplu p p la n tc d b y the Dem:mocmtic Party. In thc earlyl y ’60,' ingK ing-A•edy nc doctors? N o, w rites Ann:Id i o S m b i l l i o nly ^ 2002.2 W ithout the cuts, :! . p ro s p c c t o f b e ining g bogged down in a tribalism, tr and Serb Icadc3dcr Radovan Amcnwicans fpr D em ocratic A ction3n triedi to m ake less>n m that o greedy d o lo r s w ere themefl] Medicare spendinging w ould increase by near-^ Balkan quagmire.re. Karadzic, K an accused wawarcriminal, ide President K ennedy to bacsack the in th e unions’\n derson bccause they w ouldprofes- ly h a lf a trillion dolldollars. Anderson b ill - the legislatio:tion autho- sion. But, minoney f becam e a recuiring thi But thc optionn ofo doing nothing has really r< doesn’t care howw reasonable. w ere A nnls saw all o fthf t ls cbm lng. “ Seem ingly / ' M edicare - against the oppoiposition o f treating thems’ ni cam paign lo sm ear the p;er r that before L yndon Johnb hn sq n ’s signature had ‘ . Anally run out fofor the United States the th boys in the blue hch e lm e ts a r e . the Ame nerican Mcdical Association.on. ' I m ade it ain po fact, doctors at that time w<3-A n- tim e to dry o n thle e newm legislation,” he ] and NATO. One Oi more broken What he wants is a convervcn ien t v illa jn Kennedy :dy’s heart w asn’t in it andithe th bill nev- .dcrsonbecame needy w ithout charge. A fterwould ^ te s, “Walter ReuReuther stood before the , promise will meaucan thc death of the to to justify the Serb actions, IS, a n d N A T O cr posseised the D em ocratic Congresscss. Follow - r is e - a n d . thaipoint to predict that i f King-^50. A m erican Public: HH< ealth A ssociation in • • U .K .’s m issio n to Bosnia. is is about.to give it to him.1- ing Kemn n e d y ’s assassination. Presit»ident John- Even those:ame law, doctors' incom es Wl;w N ovem ber o f 1 968 6 8 at 1 D etroit and pro- ., In fact, it’s alreilready all but buril^d. It’s a tactic older than1 Machiavclli.^ son toldId the nation that King-Andeiderson w as a nlversary ackithat is exactly w hat happenedidical claim ed a health carecar crisis In Am erica, It’s time for thchc United States and Thc T U.N., and Bill Clintiin to n , s h o u ld dream ooi f Kennedy’s and the bill shshould b e reform . T hejs ep celebrating M edicare’s anc blaming private medicinemec for escalating . ' j MATO to get out>ut o f th e w a y a n d le t k ki n o w b etter. passedI tot< honor the martyred Prcsl(rsldent . agrees thaticknow wl led^e the need fo r radwill ' costs. He demandedded complete federal fi- '' ' the Bosnians deci(;cide their own future. Let'the Bosnians save Goradze..Gc AddrcIressing concerns that “socialialized r be bankruptle president’sii ow n task force nanclng o f healthh careca for all Am ericanSitp, ^ medieln(ine” w ould cost too m uch, DiDemocratic But Democ: v ^ o u t reform ; M edicare Jw fix it, be administered by tthe federal bureaucra-' ' ------Sen. Hui[ubert H um phrey prom ised1 ttthat once preferring,Jt asin seven years, :ek, to cy...” . A nnis sayss theth m edia contributed to ^ King-An\nderson p asse d health insuiisurance pre- follow thelocrats pat are doing nothing tom f o t the “ smeiir campaigilaign” against the m edical . m lum si forfl those under 65 w ould bcbe choapcr. going to letas th the president d id last weel profession a nd thele fixfi w as in. I Few projrophccics have been as soundindly repu- care," Ihe preipath o f dem agoguety. “I ’mlup n o f In his speech lastast w’ eek, President C linton • ' rh eT n iKes-News” diatcd byb) subsequent experience..Inaddition, In scnioisondcct them take aw ay y our M edi- invoked th e memorylo ry o f Harry T m m an, in ' = T Stephen Hartgcn Clark Walworth AllAlien Wilson Peter YoiYork accordin;ing tff form er Surgeon G encrnenU C. E v- A m ong thoiiresldent told a partisan grou]reall- whose presence LynLyndon Johnson s i ^ e d Publisher Managing editor Ortailatlon Ot m anager AdwcrtlsJi oop, adm inistrative costs o□ fi fthe M edi- ty-based chanj1 congressional Democrats, OC’®* King-Anderson. BBut ut Trum an let a sim ilar ' “ care systi'Stem now account for 26 perpercent o f tion.- In conjurh o se proposing serious andI rc M ed- m easure die in Congbngressjustas John ourcurrcrrent health bill. Ical A ssociadclangc is U nited S eniors Assoc ; \mcmbGrs of the editorial boatoard andAvritcrs of editorials "■la- K ennedy did. brmer AMA President Dr.. EEdw ard tion, U nitedijunetion Si w ith the Am erican h •arc Stephenlen Hartgen. Clark Walworth,h , Steve Crum p and Kevin MilliM e r . m pro- N ew t G ingrich has challenged the presi- ‘ A nnis wiw rites in h is book, “C ode BBl lue," that wouation and T he H eritage Founc:, limit dent to put up or shut up on M edicare. TTie \ . “ Once p Lo and behold, driver’s li-t still T he federal law/ foifo r food service states thaty- are 6 feet thick, throughtigh w hich an operator iat w ere w e paying for? canh for longer the dinosaursIS haveI been have to fill ventthe up w ith a spccial tax fordid an y hot food is toI be cooked at no less thari can control equipm entnt ssuch a s a 100-ton w hat follows? A 3 percent rc gone. s. N o new taxes? I guess w ethe s 170 degrees and serv crone to lift heavy caskstsks ofT of a railroad * j II city and county govemmeni served at no less than 140 Let’s facc it, t^ s t b f thee politicalp in- the $40 m illion gap. W here di degrees. I have been:en here 95 days and have ) car. E verything in thatat rroom is h ighly ra- iir Legislanirc wants all ofthe Flucnce Is based oh the jobsbs ilhat will bc s r the S700,000-plus cut from JSC.th not had any food me , seconds exposure to thisthis material will cause .t,:- )W try to run this new systemem w ith Jail. I am writiireceive uitfair treatmi hink again. "We” do not. Solui you to s i ^ by sayingin g you have to, it’s thc . death. Built in the 1950s50s, theunlincdcon- _u, If enough money. about the unfal :Iear waste hove evaded the wc unate at th e T w in Falls Couni k w . W hen y ou’re’ in jcustody, they should b e ,, C rete pool consUintly lealeaks contaminated now for the final straw . U pp ggoes a a ^ the T w in Falls, icientists since atom ic energy? wv as invented, nting this letto’ to let you knc . responsible fo r yourur healthh and well-being. w ater into the groundI below.be This is where •in,; It values to the low ly taxpayiayer. T his First o ff is ot rhis issue will affect m any thoi ifair treatment o f the'inmates They use a pbonene comc pany that charges ,j. the damaged reactor concore from Three Mile the legislative larder to payay all o f five days, fiveills.County i Jail. [cneratlons of our descendants,nts. That IS fact, a,cnoWf. asn average o f $2 a m inute for long distance. ^ Island now lives. fancy salaries to a w hole nenew group get f m h air,5 pio u r recreation. W e are allou lot fiction. “ • , Som e calls from Innunm ates have been $15 for j Looking through thehe 6-foot thick win- "°i, ions. T hus it appears that thethe taxpay. Out o f 168 hou In other w ords, you hum ansns needi to find a v e hours o f recreation a w eek’ ?'■ ' five tbinuies, $40 forfo r IS m inutes, a nd one o f dow , I s a w w a te r dripp:ipping from the ccil- ,.1^^ t holding tbe proverbial bag.lg. ercise, b ut due, play basketball o r woric out. olution to the nuclear waste! problempr before ' my calls totaled $73.273J7for40 minutes. This , ing into the pool. Rain>linwater was leaking a reputation Idaho is atuinirining. YesI em ployees, wie ou creatc more ifit. Call your lours a w eek, w e get fiv e tonm e e ja il m ust be m akinglg a fortune in kickbacks, in, forming puddles aroaround the railroad I your nuclear waste, so theleN I avy reduced to thre:ue to the ineTficiency o f thc ji ives and tell ^ e m y o u ’re oppoi “ s a . A nd they get kickbaelbacks off of bur commis- j tracks and equipment.It. I w as lold it is an ,j.:- aho citizens com plained, sso o now : Im - week. T hat iswie h have had o ur recreation tii hipmcnts until a long-term soli sary that w e buy. A llir that m o n n to b uy pew . oldroofand they’ve beenbc thinking about Elution is dis- ^ S -a 'Saw ; sult sayi|ig “no’’ to nuclealear w aste. - anyone’s p ersehiie and.som etim es tw o houn overed. things for the jail. WliWhat new things? We ' getting it flxcd, but funfunds a re In short sup- npaign w ilrn ih on *‘n o ta drodrop of Second is isthe h o t enough tim e to malntoii It seem s w e’ve run out o f groBTOund in w hich.i ® don’t get, they take* m ore aw ay, like o ur ea- ater downstream for saliiibnbn o r a n y .' ' supposed to rg s d ^ I health. j-buty our heads. ’ ble T V . T hey didn’t p ’’'TheKlksatlhelNELEL know w hat the thing else,M.” N ow it’s, “O h, w e h oirealittle v e; . aday:Well,we I’t pay fo i-it .We, the in- ED MOFFETT this food. T hey state tbat w e t m ates did. W here is tl “real” problem s ore, and y extra watcIter, let’s give t h ^ som e.” I is the money going? f md the leaking roof ^ ”Iiap- meaLTry.eatinget one cold and tw o h ot meny> JAMBS L. PARKE[KER ’ . _ Ketclnim . pears Idahaho credibility is o ut thc doo loor and . c ^ liver, coldw e get tw o co ld and o ne ® . TwinFalls tting cold potatoes ond gravy, pld ham biirgers, cold tom ato D o o n e s b u ^ : By Garryr Trudeau■ M allarcrcCFMIniore By Bruce n h s l e '^ “ ee '/iiso, ydi/KenoiSTEiia^CEMlPSt\'\ t^ T W U 6 H t> m A fey^.T M 9 . BC?,------XmuaTMT.TWUVKiMUHfl- THfCOWTKfSPeAKm r -UKBTWrr, lo o f- smi.MAK.imBouvitVCAV lne99UAPaiiMJH0H ______------fpCKSTPKemCWR.-(T/l&r«5Mr<»- •• -MfBVeKfMKZISm ------UNPOteMPtffi mSAMB ■ ’Han. ■ , , : J . . I J Now, cfznaiA IV .y— htttr.'iotm m m tm w p.seocr . 'M '!” ■ ' HJHSW.' g f t p % vrriuas /(N[><5erAf¥EEi ® W i j } , , te,i5Pwi)* 1 ' ■ . iC W B fe O - ,

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- ■ ■ - V ' - X -V. ' J: 'i • I ii ThThufwJoy. July 27. 1995 Tlmos-hlOS-Nows. Twin Fulls. IflDlio A-7 • Opinioh ]: ' ' I — I f - n l W s i w iuEvTV, imi-billfol)Uowershaave hard roDwtohoe w m e L D -H W 0 F F - U i » T h tl1osl likely^s to continue > hard lo understand what; wew< eral dozen separate lavows. some . the existing W J t o V / ^ i c ing farm program trend by : idmitled Randy Green, a w ith catchy titles such:h as the U.S. ■ drasticallyly Uti pping subsidies and ' staffer Nyijh the Senate ' G rain Standards A ct ofol 1916 and getting ridid ofeniitlcmentso to rich jlture Commiitee. “You musnust the Packers and StockjkyardsActof farmers, 0 talk about A R P s and EEPsEPs 1921. Every five yearsrsorso. Or.Congringress could adopt a grad- end to confuse people." Congress amends evercrything and ual phaseouieoul, either by cutting crop got that right, Randy. Lastist throw s it together in orone big subsidies5 to zero in five years', or in hopes o f clearing aw ay/ “omnibus bill." by abandon!Ioning most programs and . th e'C oalilion for a T he reason for omnilnibus b ills, sim ply payiiaying farmers S43 billion stilive Food and Agriculture:urc: W om ach explained, isis so C ongress over sevencn years.> 1 (m ostly agribusiness types[jcs) can get several thousanand difTerent O r, il coul:ould change ihc program seminar for reporters on interest groups to suppiiport them, structure compleiciycoi by altering lo C o v er the 1995 Farm thus ensuring passage, There are the loan structure,stru guaranteeing The short answer is, hold only 2 million farmers•s left in the fanners a1 fixedfix payment or keying ! ose and jump, United Stales, so the faform bill is paymentss exclusivelycx to envjron- t experienced ag reporterss not just about farming.B- mcntoi perfocrformancc. le d th e m eeting, leading to0 It is also about fertili:ilizer, food Finally,’, OCongress could get -anoid conclusion that Thee stam ps, clean w ater, troIractors, stolemaicd:d a:and just forgei the Igton Post was" the only superm arkets, fast-fcxjdod chains. whole ihingin g -7 go "cold turkey" in hat had assigned a moron1 to migratory birds, steamsnships,el-o- 1995. Thisis doesn'td seem likely, cov crIhhe c bill. ■ sion, the Third World.I. Itariffs, • Penn finishcished, except that the bud- -■ ^ . ------S till,. oneor could take solace by insurance, housing, bananks, bovine 'get bile hasas mr ade Ih e traditional I T O l l * recallinglg a1 question a bout the daio*ij/y growth hormone, E. coloii and ihe coalition membersme: a little snoppish U G d ( m a k e s l ii i f e m o r e / I d i t I programr\ fposed to then Agriculturejrc Forest Servicc. with eachI other.otl Secretary-try*designaie Dan Glickmanlan Farm legislators vole In defiance o f Presii le for the Consumersners and candy makers see that babies are bomln healthy and at his cononflrmation hearing earlyI farm bill because it give strong and eniotional < ves farmers arc tired oftl5 f the su g ar program normal to parents readyy iand able to this year,ir. Dairy is the Pluto of money. Urban legislatoitors vote for (artificiallyly highh prices), greens madveactioiijustada care for thera We must i st improve the form progograms - the last step it because it protects foe'ood pro- _ don’jwanttoIt to risk bringing a lot of Univasity of Califom[ e c i s i o n i schools, help children in in dysfrmctional before ouiouter space. grams. Environmenialislist legisla- marginal landlane back into production voted to end prcftrenc families, provide more jc resident Clinton’s ^ Beck : jobs and pro-. Glickmi:man, a Kansan deep into tors vote fo r it bccausee iit links .sub- (reducing Ihihc c acrcage covered by and sec in adiuitdnast tect children from drugs lal defense o f affir* ^ and gangs and w heat andmd steers, said he hadn’t sidics to prudent land u:use. thcCooserva:rvalion Reserve av^ngcontbcts? — » crime. We must also rewnvard individual paid muchich attention to dairy in thehe Everybody is suppose Themoveisastunnidty eariier, sed to get Program) and city folks don't like bmia regents have ic ab ili^, spw ial talents, effort and cherish meritit past butt pipromised lo study hard. In something, and everybo3ody loses a capping foodDod s ta m p s.. . . affirinativeactionina w ricular activities and especial*io]. In his address on affinirmative ocUon, other words. on he didn’t know, and1 little. This is why the fa; state, the nation’s largeences bued on race farm bill is In short,, ww« e aren ’t all friends « and ethnic!^. That’s a prob*). Clinton emphasized tluat t “the law does- he said so:so! the emppror of congress radaliy d ivase. It isg^smdents a nnd - ssional log- here. Penn1 sasaid choice one (contin- ; )r anyone who believes in fair-> ■ require faimess for everysyone.” That is The firsIrst sem inar speaker was rolling. Farm legislatorsirs w ill vole ualion) seemsems the best bet since .; victory for Gov. Pete \ tard woric and m erit exactly the argument tiiailat Wilson and Jasper WotVomach ofthe unning blow to athletic a I for anything you w ant bbetw een “it’s easierr to extend what you • '--Republican presidentia I his supporters are makinjing and why the Congressii napacesetting " extracun! new University o f Califomia ssional Research Service,, a farm bills, but they expcpect your have," butI evieven if ihis occurs, sharpens what will be I ' does not bar affimtative actionon Califomia regents voteddas I they did. cheerfulI fcfellow w ith a ponytail vote when they need it, ( paign issue. And it irgestis ri and most ly.nicea t, even if it 1995 couldd wwell be the last farm on socioeconomic disadvantege,Ige, Tlieir interpretation ofwwhat l is fair is w ho studicidles the farm bill for a liv* hurts. Tbe new p o li^ probsaimjorpolilical lo„f„ro bill ever. » i'er. Poverty, fimrily backgroundnd the rigbt one-and the oione tiut will ing and hahas m anaged to reach m id:d : A nd pain, according: t ■ ' :: ;• : “Race has’played luverntyo*.a c< • incotneoi discrmunate on the blacks brt,aa not on group entitlement the'ddhussionspracdc^ is M r and right to consider the U niversi^' of Callfoniiahat has not been andChin< cticc, he said. And W ^0 t’s overcome disadvantage as WilMn saidl “Indeed, s< an individual’s'achievement n who don’t meet minimi . . . ' ■ baseadmi K a central role m and effortmative action has increased, notlot requirements are admitl wd, the role ofrace and ethnici* a^atmany AnditisI - Vl ~ >.■ V the basis o f nice.” merica in rccent years, helping “Wc cannot toleratenuacmnpuscs," u , cITonioo l.somcstu(taiB partofonus into groups com pe^g on the cics orpracticcs that vie rperceived discrimination and mental fairness, tnunpinunumiicadtinic Afitau * Ji nitied solely on decreasedzation - not individual merit rights to create and give lievemeht That is moving in a Tj f p V group rights," Wilson in ty in Ame lie university poll- lo n im um s: d dangerous direction. Admissions data back icing the role o f aflinnative [winL O nly an estimatecvjolatefw^- basisofpc ipmg mdividual vietimizatiloesn’t mean tuming away cent of University of Ca Foits to reduce socioeconomic mdi'are now admittedpve 0 preference to andach^c^ n in s is t^ wrong andnuige, end poverty and academic merit alone. T e opportunities. W e must still IP bccause o f other factors•ack up Wilson’s .Reducir Qted4Cto60pCT- action doeWc must increase efforts to | P ^ Odjfomia fresh- fiomeffor ; W histlenon the basis of disadvanurs sh o u ld A O - J l ^ J The nst get in improve q ors-including do that W be prais sc o rn e d ± x w i m a i m i \ r w | . ^ BuNKBEDS K s p r Before ita d ariyle-bloweri lil lookinyc^refiigenttor.' B.J. Phillips : i Twm & r f - ' H small foraine in Arcber*D iA M T O fyy Midland Co. productsised, in t not roocheds aboutportic^ntingtn a Never miiid looking fot dwme he considered collusive, ' w * ^ oame.DesptteSllJbiUic * or. You’ve got a. ree D years, Whitacie recorded '^ear, tbe gtont agricultural tions and provided FBI agents T'Daniels* ■ ...... - company doesn’t make an s and locations o f meetings •iw iffiw w ht OUSiMmpiE^ inthere. beenopfKoa M \mamv know. ADM does rameth le worid in which price*fixtng Sforthebiiand pricingsche T w in T w i N . ^ i ^ ^ . profitable: It makes what j -was discussed. illion in sales last For three almost eveiything. 1 pains, Whitacre has been pIIIo* ural-products - conversotioi Tlnis, yottf s fiill Matur, IIL, tbe corporate bome canythingyou withdatcsa h i^ fiv c t^ com ^ynqi (i r-Daniels-Midland Even a local1 ' m m wthing fir more around tbe \ made almost complete^ o oined the criti'cism, saying the lat goes into aUcgedly w higihguctose sweeteners s “a sense o f being violated” B I Forhispaae’s fiue doesn’t surprise to extebd ibe s ^ U fc offfiiUofADM ricdinDccafloffhun, director ofthe Center (soft drinks ire ofArcber-D and A D M Iy ^ e (n it in lil ess Ethics at Bemlq' College ly o f a.mixture of minister join to qiecd dw growm o f the un, Mass. It’s the same fate • m i m . wandslick townhad“a chicken breasts br pork chi Is most whistie-blowers. g g J J l [ citric acid (used Whitacre’ having for dinner). ie>blowers make us afiaid,” o f fitizen foods) Michael Hoi In sbott, when Archer-D s ^ “They arc dangerous; n livestock feed for Business Midland raises priced the c iten our privacy and p v e us the boneless in Waltham, “noT affected by the incres that sodymight be look* : chops you’re thatbefiillsri S r P R I C E E V I feeding babies, and even th HIT shoulders, checking on our VERT^t Ol tbe dqr tbey get didr ha “Whisti^i •r-Daniels- Hoffiium sq Now. a g n ^ jury in Ch sceral reaction against tiie “tat* hecmlype^Ie theythreiteo - tl ” leamed at outmother’s knee- crease are breast* tb e se n seprotect t^ us from tbe sort of ntl^payforit ingover'our id shilhning that W hitsae is prioe-fixingp^TO^forhairwashed. ownsins.”riendng. It’s compounded by. - Chicago is hear- This.visce If tbeaii^ons ^ ou 'American individualism: I ll antitrust Inves- tletale” is lea thra a v ^ coipotats mtigg doittnyself,butifbedc(e3,— • p o p e tra t^ Every consunuiiatADMand i n ^ t o p r" obusiriess, not mine. — -counoyhaslwaTroWjeitlnvere involved in playgroundsvfeTs»rweaay«-a^ rei- ______/food^tives. nowexperiet But the man supposlouttobetnie, ' ibecultofA]y,” Hoffinan says. “It has left ug^hasbeen wouldn’tdoi — ihelfe-wiiorinifferf; janenme^jmollana------to keep a gang fiom stealinjlo n a in th e that’s “his”fe bm til no absolute etiilcal. HE u m u lady's purse been iflioweycrlndI=~-^rWtflj^'trea panah. a strange, Mniost------atjnsm andcaIuteethkalstahdahIs“do” . posedly stopped ihiscentay,’’ .opiablpiieyecnlofmoiali^ .thing as --> -1 JjuJc y o ^ iADM executivd,'nsk^hislife uswi^alwi^ And thoM'5(4w have the • B T O I I C J il^anold sa9e,alifev to stand iip and say so I f miER fbrttePBIiabetnscaIl0d«t r e ^ U k e a standard^'?ois.11ity’re heroes. iqrt unfiub* ' But bIm Iu ^ MATTIFBESS n A^ii^tbpiM Aedac ftCTO b c :: dity.tfaeJastr. .. exist.ai»t.“ iBY-H -ifellifek isI gH j I ® alleged cooMirBcy was disct U^ifiiociAmu&rV&ir(&0 'r utiveflAcjjJUt aadwrong-A Mark.mttBi3e,^tbeC^ ulbdmnT.Wiiletdbarat:' ' ''’3 » 2 n dAva. i S. •TW in Faialls:>7S3-3312 Mon-Fri 1 9 am - 6ipm 1 Sat10am~- cdsstbeoBctpRsl^orA \e^lo^.'4C0Noitb' ■ 2 3 3 8 S .P i todlord«776-S969 foMutboi&toRpM td aren’ttraitois, B9 Mon-Frf9am--Bpm'~ Sat9amt .- - 4 p m ' daccounts,the, . ' UKOvoedafter:-:;.! jU P U U p m v m d f f tbut*r: -

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Nationn ~ Scienntists sllhowthaa t b o r mlone CO]mtrolis iweight of obesse mice| laiown, be said, is If the lon^ m o u se with w it a flawed bV g.ene beilecomes 'What is-not knc s He said it is still not; known,kn however, if Advai/ancemcnt o f Science. le hormone could bc harm f* " ' . .W A SH IN G TOiN N {(A P) — Daily injections problem in the grossly obeseobc and eventually.'devdo]lops dia- term use of the b 0 the horm one is safe for Ionlong-term use and he Ob<>besity is a m ajor health pro ! to be tested in m ice|and othti; o f il special hormoimone turned fat mice.into, > heart disease, betes andid otherc fatal conditions., Suiflu flim ic e . This w ill have to 1 o em phasized that “exerciseise iand dieting is still . U niteted States, ll is related to h< Imals, said Friedman, befoj^ leaa and healthyly irodents, suggesting to icricans’ spend also lackc thethi hoim one leptin. laboratory animo y the only recommended wiway of w d ^t con- concecer and diabetes, and Amer i^eareh could be cotidii^ed. h! • researchers that obe3bcse humans may one day 'ear to control In theI newne researeh, sclintists fouilund that ony.human rc s ^ ir trol. ‘T liere appeared toI be no side effects to an esestim ate $30 billion a yea r. contrpl their Welglsight with simple shots or M fail, experts, ob m ice injinjected w ith shots o f leptin1 cquickly B ut ibat'm ay.noy.not take long. " ■ ' j}' the hormone,” said Frjc"riedmon, “but my bodyly weight Most techniques i Collins, 0 researcher iX A m g»= V ■ •“ pills. . , and m ost dieters regain lostDst fat w ithin a ' began losiiasing fat cells, ate' less food,)d, spent Dri Frank Colli D r. J e f f r e y Fri W(wdght control must Thc lid, most- ' University forus<■ use o f the obK>b gene and U : ■cd before new them - tlje GiG reek w ord for “thin,” is ai proteinpi that is F rie d m an. n .'Within two W M ks, he said proves that a hon,ormone he calls “leptin”” be studied and considered leir body leptin hormone,le, ssaid human trials of w eigv noimimally produced by a gene col^led ob. This of the extre(trem ely fat m ice reduced thei forces the bodyto■to bum excess fat, whilee py is possible, he said. obout 30 percent. And ev(;ven nor- control compounounds’could'begin in abouw itin hormone studies gene,e, first cloned last year byby Friedmon’s wdght byby i ' having no apparenrent eflect on lean tissue, Three reports on. leptin of body year if all of the preliminary lab studies gOj y in Science, journal lab, ■ploysp a key role in die bodyd y ’s control o f m o l. mice« expcriracede a steep loss 0 ■ **The protein resultilultcd in almost a completee will be published Friday ii well. s so c ia tio n fo r th e its ovown weight. Rescareherss foundf th a t a fat, h e ^aid, d . . disnppcarancc o f'body bo fat in these mice.” of.the Americon Asso uror ^ Bt o o n iC fL A m s a y s she s E n [ » r f e e l s ifree ' •t, . LOS ANGELES!ES (AP) — The O J. . Simpson juror who!ho said “I can't take OF TH] it anymore”, befoijfore she was dis- ’ ^ m issed’ has brokenen her silence, say- 1 ing she was oslroitracized afier her ; complaints led to:o thetl reassignment o f three deputies. 1 , F r ^ & ic S afe O nl; Tracy Hamptoniri ssaid in the NBC- ^ ONI ;• TV interview broadoadcast Wednesday M f l i that she was hospltapitalized for depres* ’sion ond stress brebrought on by her ^ IlKiwsPffl™m I I jury scrvicc and nowno feels relieved lo b e free. ►iffMEW l l !‘l felt like a criminalcrir the whole A REST HMdifflDsPi r-., tim e I w as there,”e,” thc 26-year-old ; ■ h i T E l ., airline flight attendandont s a id ., ■ %I She said she comiomplained-about the ■ 1 . . , deputies aflcr.she: avawokj: In her hotel ■ l Y b i k * rinHaEST’] lofthem, awoman, 1 FOR I I F t u - room to find one of ntrcqdred^O ^ s ta n d in g o v e r her h' bcd..'Tbot, 0 ^ iM O BtlilypayM i Hampton ^id, wasvas the culmination o f actions that ledd berb to believe ^ e Mini«n"> • I p . deputies were preoccupiedprc with monitoring her andnd four other black •..'jurors. * . At one point beibefore her May 1 dismissal, Hamptonton niet with Judge Lance Ito and crieiie^ “I can’t take it ! , anymore.” ' ' . Hampton’s commmments were aired on thc "Today” sho'}how. The Simpson trial was in a hallia!f-doy recess to allow Ito, his staffiff iand attorneys to attend the fimcrsl>1 fifor a bailift slain . ; w hile c h asin g a1 prowler pi near his , home, i ', ■ D ep u ty A ntranilinik Geuvjehizian had escorted Simlimpson jurors on p«r month, • r month, 1 some ofthcir outingtings. o r ^ 3 5 kAC.- ; .0-. .. I In trial develvelopments, 1^1 ■ ?9_or^ chemist Roger M«Martz, who tested ; i Also avql|ab1able li).... . : i Iblood on a sock andond on the back gate ^ ' Elllnwcvood Garden : ,1 o f N icole Brownn Simpson’sS « ^ d o - Ice Hoo ck ey J a d e m inium , was to undundcrgo more cross- ^«o avanaw InL H f c f t . o aok l tilin enhances cosEUUOI ■ Capture■re traditional charm I,., examination. Testif;stifying os a defense Deep teal, long with thl> pastel' .witness Tuesday,y, he1 said he found ibrlc. _ g m ^ color floral ft traces o f the chcmicmlcal preservative • -Tm ■ matching pillows. EDTA in the evidvidehce stains, but m not enough to sU]support a defense fl 1oWpiWtlJ».W.l«icl«i> . He maintained thal jar M.04«.«.tand)aia« \ v T • frame-up theory. Hi eeunl.lOiH»n,l»«AI». \ ^ 1 IVVOMn9 OCeMnl.tadOWn.ie* ^ A P R . S X i P o i n another defense expertex| misinterpret- 'jpjl B K im uuaiim iiiili kSola J ed results o f his testtests. j.. The chemical,, foundfc in food and Tan Lod{ m any household1 prproducts, is used in ■ :.n. policc crim e labsIS t(toprevent clotting of blood samples.'ts. The defense con* , • tends that EDTArA in the evidence . blood bolsters thehe theoryt that police u sed th e crim eI lob lal blood 10 plant • Ih B I ' li ' evidence against!St Sim pson, who is - —(-accused of-murderdering his ex-wife N ic o le B ro w n1 Simpson Si and her v i, friend R onald Goldioldman. Another defenstinse expert, Hcrf>ert • M. MacDonell, hass beenbl permitted to - tell ju ro rs aboutIt sshrinkage experi- m ents on a pair oof f gloves similar to the bloodstainedI glovesgl. in evidence. r ' Ito, howevCT,, barredb« MacDonell ; -from telling pwelinelists a’bout experi- 3or month, [i m ents he conductactcd on tbe sock evi- or^58g% dcnce. 199 o r In the intervieview, Hampton dis- -«« ------—— ----- H l ^ S i M issed as “ridiculeculous” rumors that Also a vallab she b ad tried to coicom m it su id d e after or that she was nport f h e r d is m is s a l oi Alioavallobteln... Oaven incl Egg I ImpregDated by)y dismissedi juror [■ •IS Cedar — ^ DMn< I MichadKnox. 1 Exqulst■latte fabric and Af\er her complnpUints sparked the . __ l Y V n Bold cololor combination — . b e a uulHully t f l tailored ] - deputies’ Tcassigiiignmeht;«Hampton 4 ■ l i e s Inniggaled delln (obric. ____t detailsIlls.- ' I ^ said, she becamele ane outcast among -d l l i l^ifeOW.98.Nocho>9»w»oMr>o^ the jurors who0 wore> black and ^ ;|JC73J8.iMCtKiig* Og ) ( i tOdOwlvlSf1.IMAFS. Nei , : - refused to hear testestimony for a day B) i Jewel eeoMLlOdowwiMAni. ; - in protest ofthe depuQ*dq dismissals. ' "T h ey to tallyf igignored me. They ThomwoodJ ; noise outside my i i started makiDg III D on't Forge t h e M t h A s p e n E nitertqinmer3niCent|pr j I door at all hoprsprs ofthe nighi. I : ' rememl?er a 'whHfhlto ju r o r saying,, ; , ' A n n u a l l y Falls... 1 ‘Letrs indoorsDTS'.tonight,’ ...iu s t .Wall unit vrttti • ■ immatwe thingsIgs that they did,” i^M^holdsi doors, 8l«» UD to V r- Haroptcmsaid. • ^399 She said.lifee |n sequestration. wasn’t w faotabeeq: e j^ > e c ^ GW' , Frtday, July 28 L ■ V::''’:"' r29 10AMtO9)W 3 p m t o 9 m . V ' y . Hold iO, 10am Iq4fm Saturday; July 2 5 t o ga=s.^299 - Sunday, July 30, purchase wflh no M ered wBNnlyeorofdelvMyot;wHt) f IbAPRwRtifetrooctNe.Interest. 2 ; ^ — correctlbiI6n notlc o ^ ■ ■••;i ■ On page 3 olof.the Searr- T ( .'' • ’i ' ' .. Thured^, July ^'1 , Ing Mctlon yoyou may hav?,. • D O W N T O W/ N N J W IN F A L L s i r I' I received, thereiare la a printing y • • • • error. The $1,{M.999.86 price - ^204 M ain A ve.».N I .«733*X UK I for the #33W2746 ' (mfr<:j« I #CD6972).Coni • Q _ • m I • e i Pentium MultiiStiSdja MIrilvFfe H ours: M on>l.-Fri. ^9:30-1:01^ r • k . :.t . Tower Compiilpiiter d6p#'nbt:W .r|: S a t. 9.'3i';30-5:30 0 I i IndUdethembimonitor as sta^> |;,« I edln'^heed.W / f uirni/hhji n s / FreePaiklngl10 it Avallgbto f II r \ (ncorivenlericince.'^thls'^nrtn^SI^ •7 . . •• fi hayeceueedou1 b w dislon>ars>|^^j# i i

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lund wpr]i v a t eB S C htool i nn a y (open ' B y Karen ToDddmeam dents d swear thcir acadcmyy \works. Directors ond incorporatesinci God and the Bible Bi inlo that’s maintoin(ained in that school." Timcs-Ncws writerr point F to its swelling numbeibers - 65 schools instru'cti1 as0 students,- they wont one,ic.adiilt for The Buhl clasclass, held in an exercise :ontinue searchQ seem stacked again;ainst the Ben Franklin Twin 1 Falls. Lost year theysy >drew 3,500 stu- every’ sixsi> students. Rush sold, with m irrors, bibarres and hardwood floor, ‘ ■; Police ico Academy. The imvativate school seems to run dents d nationwide and this. yeyear expect to top ’ ‘‘It justju: makes a difterencc in thetl class- • drew so tnanyy TvTwin Falls swdcnts that direc- iriWended away in a sma only class. • Some classcs areore so huge that hands-on, . IDiploma i^eosurcments.'hc*he said. Students grandchiIchlldrcn. ■ • own books andnd 1materials. Craner expccts to red convertible bearin ( in-class projects arce neariya impossible. hhave graduated as young asos 14 and often go “I relishedrcli the opportunity to bee 1a student decide on a building buil for.the school within ' Washington Itcen; • S tu n ts attendd SIschool four hours a day, con to college. in that« school,"s she soid. "1 learnedcd more in the next 10 days.ays. • plates.' rove Uimdaysawcdc. “It’s working,” Rush saidlid. " If it were not, thot one>ne year than in all m y school;)1 years put Ben Franklinlin Academy/ is a blend o f home That runs countcnters to cuirent public we’d v bc doing something differently.”dif togetherher.” schooling andd prprivate education. Olsen said. - 4; wSgSw^ The kidnappers drovQf school philosophies,ics, which stress smaller .D irectors link th e acad i’t detract The abbrevlatccated school week means stu- up and grabbed Cryst classes, hands-onI leilearning and more time . . popularity( to .a unique app:pproach to educa- fromI ititcllectual'stimulation,in she s said , dents Have morelore time to explore subjects on D. Chavez, 14, t q>ent in the classroomwm. tion. t They use the jirindplelie approach,1 which "1 foaund u i them to just be delclightful . theirown. Suhnyside, Wash., fen< Yet acadcmy direlirectors and former stu* encourages e children to do' th— ing o ff her cousin’s pn tection at Wendell cit -nic boys appj park, police said, z to I— ------; * ^ Wendell, .wherepporently sl ibilowed Chavez l { ' fbr tbe sununcr.X she> w as staying with relative ality job iler Sc;kool BJoaf'd that Elibcrto Riv(T. The Timcs-News h ai lean* 17, o f S u im yUveta. s ^ 15. and Antonio River connection withide, tt W a^ . are being sought i Chavez is 5ih fo the crime. ' pounds aod has; foot 3 inches tall, wdghs 12 eversesS tapin;lg ban ; eyes and a darklas o reddish-brow n hair, browia i s • '■^7. • tall, tnediiun builtk complexion. Elibcrto Rivera;hort. r ’; B y F'ra r a i n k E . L ockw ood vote to allowV recordings.rec The board'ird’s short-lived ban on : ’ b l a ^ ^ y t a i l .uilt Ai and wears his hair in a sho ss-News writer devices made-newspapers Anyone with. Antonio i Rivera is hdavy-sct . r e c o rd in g dc% • Gooding Countyth information should call934^ ih LER - The Filer Schoolol Board ' across the GeqScQi-State and was lambast- 4421 o r th e Weiity SherifPs Department at 93^ Inesday dropped its bar onI electron-c cd by cditorioorial writers in Twin Falls . , 536-2935. iVendell Police Department i icording devices at board picctlngsr and in Boise.c. st eight days after it voted:d to pro- Ramscyer:r ssaid the, issue "kind of _ : Proposed K ; v id eo cam eras an d tape* rccc co rd ers. b le w up o nI u;us" and he criticized the sard members unanilim ously media for itsts h an d lin g o f th e m atter. “ I , to F^naka developmen H H | ^ H ' rescininded d the week-old policy,:y, calling feel like the: prpress should bc chastised a tarhy schootbus stop v : mistake. The superintendident and little bit forr ththeir actions. They kind of ; ; edno^^^l ^ u h l ^ S f m has dcciito ^ v i^ s teees e s said the ban -was not: meant r to took the one.siic.side and did not try to see ifSobt-^Hloor bus-$crvice to ilnS'JuV ' /silenctnee opposition or inhitibit'free -where we were/ere co m in g from .’’ * T B e lfc O T atiiM tit Rqnds. th^ '^pipmp cssion. Filer trusteestces are not paid for their , ; ^ e disf^A V iUinnouoced E Tuesday ngRiverre: Road, but studentsrans- an I’t have a vendetta ^Whenever criticism. Ramseyer . ' poitation tb the: btresponsible for their own tmoject n inst any particular w e m ake said. ; will consist ofe 5( bus s u ^ ’T h e BlufTs” projei iifdividvidual or individu- "Whenever we make a l25to 150stud«f 50 home sites an^^y'inje ” Board Chairman a decision that '.decision that isn’t popu­ j te ia tdents into the Buhl ^ o o l sy Id Ramseyersaid. . '|{Isn’t popular or lar or isn’t right for the I ■ The meeting al f t t e ' I i I HjfipT stead, trustees were - public, wc try to -rectify I h i ^ school band):; also featured ^disc^on of ti seekinging to prevent unof* Isn’t right it," he added. j line fo r studentsndbooks. The books ire a,guidhbol. II audio and visual for f th e public, AS R amseyer spoke, Merl I ppliciesonvariounts tp leam w d pr^'ce s^oi re c otrdings rd from being w e tiy Schmoe of Filer taped his . ; Apartytopainiious subjecti, • • ' ' will ; j ,madee - recordings that words with a "Panasonic- * be held at 8, amaint i the BuW Middle Sdwolwii aro ■ d be altered, tb rectify It.’ Palmcorder" video camera. '; welcome. A umi!Aug.'4;ba A ll volunteers tha: e : ' B osard a r members said Afterwards, he called the ' — ■ Booster Club barbecueis sponsored by thattl ' ^ ^ 1 I they relied on thc.a^vjcc ;j , ba'ard’s about-face on ;■ evening..-; ) is p lo i^d , for; 7:30. pjn^ th 'u m e r L . G rce,n ,, a ... ” DaOld Ramseyer, recording dcvices "a step in s c a t t o r n e y ‘a n d . 'Filer School Board1 the right direction. Editorials t.hdt called' : ^^riverw hoi o u thlor o r who has written Chairman, bans on recording ' . the board’s policy "arro- 10 crashed into tractoi : £ says he didn ices are legal in on switchingJ gant" and "indefensible" ; &; MOUNTAINdn’t see it oh road w ho o. its ban. didn’t sit well with some • ioBshed into theIN b HOME - A, motorist rukywh ■ think it was not a trustees - and the school }'mqming,1dnmgle back i of.a tract^ early Mondi d policy in rotro- on recordings> dis'trict’s attomey. tigators he did« ni its tein-a^ driver, told invc :t,” Ramscyer said. — ., “ T h e m e d ia w a s , : ■ b ^ wastowing.1 not see the wide hay rake tl lybe wc got poo.r absolutely right on the “I am not sunlg. legalI aac d v ic e ." issue. They'f' w18 Co opdX'fcff-cooks and judgesthe : By^raiiimBrock 1^ Jennifer Bunch benefit other participantsMS - judges can xiinc • , C han^ of Con con- Timcs-News writerr b irics-News w riter Cbok--off fepnsored by tl: order they reimburs«l by the state under ' t iunctiba wi(ha;i;:ommetce oq Aug. 17, m mentcoi . . 0 TWIN FALLS-; - A prominent local tlthe Private A aom cy Generawai Doctrine. EL erson woke • aXI.S..AgroWture Dcpartmc ELBA T When Susan Ander will attorney is asking the Idaho Suprem e C oun On June 23, the Supremijme Court upheld „p> diduring the middle of thee : decision to u phold law s t!the 1994 Legislature’s nenew water laws; yea„:ars ago to find her house oron fire 1 Q ^ K u ^ ^ t o s o f cooksIs wi in to reconsider its dec enacted by the 1994>94 L egislature that b a r iiin doing so, the high coicourt overturned :r qadjoining, business threaten the i MKS iiis taJly'little morsels : urlbutt, who pre- 11 the Idaho ju d g es from. aw arding costs o r attor- CDistrict Judge Daniel Hurl unes, she found out no one ccould help K b BBB t - ' ; ) To '^gn iq> oladorcandy. r ( n ^ (ecs against tbeiie state in water rights s:sid es o v er th e S nake R iver^er w ater court in . :r. ^ Chamber at 733-3or get m ore information, call tl cases. Twin Falls. In December,cr, H urlbutt held X,nAnderson discovered that nightr that 13-3974. OM ' . John Hobnhorst.St. a partner with the that tl most of the new.wawater laws were e Elba area doesn’t have firee service.s B a ^ a im s t ■ Hepworth, Lczamiziz S& H ohnhorst laiw firm,' unconstinitional u becausee.the t Legislature "Wc called 911, and they sal no one • oh a trip tos ito take cdncert-goer*y made the requestt TuesdayTi oh'behalf of 9Verstcpped 9 its authorit)i t y b y tin k erin g <.ouldluld com c. It’s a hoirible fccli • n ^ F A L Loi S the beach Thursdayedto Hagerman Water:rRigh.i I Pwners. Inc'. ; withw judicial matters.- nderson, who was eight mononths preg- r-^Jn his petition, Hohnho:horst argued that be ju st a littleI Sds - M uac lovers are invitedrw in H ohnhofst specificallyally aslM the h l^ cdiilfi:;-' mt at the time. “I don’t ever w to go ’ it’s beyond the Legislatureure’s authority to jhrou . F alls M u n k lp: a]daring'tonight when tbe Twsical to preserve judges*:s* auth'ofity to im poM il rough a fire and just stand there1 ii^urp judges’ power to .impose.in financial ,j *’beadri^.fApal i Band presents its musiced tb financial sanctions agiagainst ttK state. it y there isn’t anything anyoneic can sanctions. Buttressing hisliis p lea to retain go wearsoiD^mtl^AudieiKe members are askedach.- ". “With all due respespect, thiS’iac^ of the si S o A n d erso n , ow n er o f the C onner the Private Attomey Geneineral doctrine, he ^ Ihey would wea{ to tbe besetn. at Court’s decision is} ara m b i g u ^ is n o t 1 6^- tl reek Store, has been pushingg for grass- wrote, “ ... the Court shesh o u ld n o t b e so ^00^3 : (fite conceit b e ^ at 8 p jnst . of . cal,-and in the simplinplest, pU idaA teiTOS; is v ots fire protection for hersel her quick to erhasculate itselftlf by cHccting a . ; tbestkmerwiU^in City Farfc. H ie last coocen /I ! wrong," Hohnhorstt wrotew m'his'petition for q iighbors. It now looks as thohough Elba ; • The.prograrav 9 tbe rdtearing. **The statuatute. as written, clMrly wholesale w surrender of thithis essential and ight-be annexed into the Vy* o lu n te e r- iUlteAug.10.; I inherent equitable poweiver to the Idaho . Broadway n n ian awill feature medleys fiomwy*s tl trsnsgressM tbe bountlunds o fth e L egislature's . ii affed Raft River Fire District. . m ovie’TlWJLitt! each, authority, a nd as,a. Itsresult, is unconstitution- Legislature.’’ L . T he R aft R iver Fire D i ^ c t rresponded aod “Showboat." Walt Disney hnhorst’s petition Boys. A lf r ^ Rei Bture': a l . " ' llie final point Jn Hohn] Anderson’s call, even ihoug legally, Little Mermaid" and the Beat lim o f sovereign JENNVCR BUNdVnw.'nmM-NM* soloist Geotge Hi . .A s it stands, the5 SupremeSl Court’s deci- disputed d the state’s clain ey weren’t suppos^ to, shele said. She Reed’s “Seascape" wiU featu nakers may claim -.Tlje-baodT»«Ui ritten- ~ sion coiild be expcn[>eninve fo r p eo p le w ho - iiimmunity. Though lawmaJ edits thcm .for saving her hhouse ahd Susan Anderderson, owner of Conner • iHalselL- . ' immunity, they’ve -byJohn-PhlUp-S mner. __face?!lheburd«i.ofb>f bearing th e expet»M of_ Jthe l state has sovereign inu ore. One room ^urned^. D I a m a g e s Creek Storere li ln.EllM,j8 o n;^e w ______never’enacted a law'toJ eestablish It,-he ------,;j. ie® (^ataNep-Sousa.finJus.baDals.sainmigo. litigating with theiiieir own govemment,” ti taled S3,000. The district.'.however, of«»curingflig'fire p r o t ^ o n f o r t h e . Tbe Hagerman water w v rote. New York beach lOOycaisagc. . Hohnhorst wrote. T as' reprimanded by its insurarmicecom- E|ba«r»a.ArAnderson almost lost (** right owners are am'among tbe first to have Ifthe SuJjreme Court w o n -l. rehear lhc m ' y and lawyers, she said. ■ ■’' ';r.' -.'v 9 sb c -y e a rs a g o w h e n h e r ■ * ' tbw.clauns scrutinizinized by Idaho’s Snake issue, ii Hohnhorst askedd thet justices to ^ Six cf, y ears lafer, A nderson hasl o s g a t h ^ everything Sl | H River Basin Adjudicalicatioo, w hich is a legal am a e^ their opinion to show .that judges’. .. ^petition carrying the names9 (o f 83 per- h o u s e caugtiightoixflrs, . J ; ioventotyofmostoflo f Idaho’s watCT. . authority a to order the stateate pay under the ■ .*7,;nt of property owners whii^hosc la n d - tion. she said.,lid. . B u t this year t ^ percent- . By g < ^ firet. tbethe Hasernuin claimants Private F Attorney Gencral.dl.dpctrine is uMf- “ould ”J b e annexed into the distrstrict. - age of needed;led signaturfes w as lo w ered to have.bad to blaz^pai; pan of the legal trail in fected f ^ or n u k e it clearr thattl the doctnne In t the past, the Legislaturere required . 75 percent • 5 1 , /bbltuartM the Snake River the mammoth; Iw.OlO.OOO-cIaim w a te r dase: has h been abolished in th' /ery property owner to sigiijii the peti- ; Please p(e see S E R V I C E ^ ;; /D ^ r Abby When pmtidpmts .inin a large case success- wafercoiirt v ” :B4". ; s ■■ '

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' /• B-2 Tlme>-News. Twin Falls.f Idaho Thursd^. July:Ily 2 7 .1 9 9 5 PanelI reston" e s moiiii e y f o r in u k e cl e a ^ p ' Sufve^;y fui4s Slsupport , WASHINGTONNJ (AP) — A about S5.26$5. billion approved by the Sen. Pete bomenici,:i, R-N.M*. th e m ents fronnm the nuclear Na>^ couldUd • • Senate subcommittc(ttee says it will House, subcommittee chairm-man, said the resi/me Oct.O 1 und^r legislation provide more moneycy ithan proposed That: wouldw preserve hundreds of Senate prefers a dualll approach by approved.Bd, by the House,“se for(environnm ent by the House for erenvironmental jobs at at the Idaho Nationalnal continuing the Yucca NMountain pro- Appropriatiatipns Committee, cleanup at nuclear woweapons produc- . Engineeieering Laboratory, officialsals ject ond also providingng $85 million The Senlenate bill has more money“y BO ISE ( A P ) - nrhe i slowing o f' Two-thirthirds even said they, tion sites, restoring; S*$724 million in said, I to develop an interimI tabove-ground for renewalwoble energy programs such,•] Idaho''j econom ic ex:xpanston ^ y would makilake monthly financial . ' slashed cleanup nione>ncy. The billbil was scheduled to be con-on- facility. • - as solar andani wind power, and would“J . be combining .witijh a somewhat contributioutions to the salmon : The spending billII ffor the Energy' sideredj byb thc full committee laterlt d T he Senate bill alsoI wouldv rem ove p ro v id e $70 $1 million to continue' a® . more conservative: electo< rate to . recovery effieffort — and two-thirds Department and varioinous water rccla- this wcc'c c k a n d th e n m o v e to tl^etl^e on existing legal restriciiction prohibit- programn to,Jielpt Russia improvey® dampen tiie state’ss icommitmeiit qf them wouwould spend at l e u t $2 a • iQation programs wouldw< provide Senate: floor.fl Differences betweensen ing construction of onI iiinterim site in safety inI its'nuclearii programs. TheP® to Uie environm ent,t, according to month, $20.2 billion for thethc 1996 fiscal the Hououse and Senate versions>ns N evada. Sen. H arry Reid,R D-Nev., House hadacl elim inated money for the a new public opininion survey And att a Itime when tiie politi- year, or $1.5 billiolion more than would thenth have to be worked outout sought to retain the restrictionre but Russian program.pn . released on Wednesdsday.' colirhetoricoric has been for less approved by the Homlouse earlier this by the twotw chambers. backed away when toldId Ife w ould be B o th thc thc youse and Scnote ver- • But the sixth ansnnual Idoho ■ spending; on cnvironmentol pro -.. month, and close to.'to.what is being Unlikeike the House version, thethe deputed in the subcomrnmittee. sions callII for ending a S20 million Public Policy Opininion Survey', tection. theJie :survey found a slight , — • spent this year. Senate: bill bi would continue fundinging Eliminating that restistriction could program forfo developing a gas-cooled conducted this wi;winter by the rise jn suppcippon for m ore spending Under thc bill.chcleared by the researchch into whether high-levelvcl be the only way Idaho10 will be ab le h e liu m reactor rc that suppo.rters: Boise Stbte Univerersity Survey ^ in tiiat area•ea ini Idoho — up to just, Senate Appropriationions subcommit- nuclcarr wastes\ should be buriedI at to avoid long-term^reresumption bf argued couu>'uld be used to bum pluto-‘®* Rcseorch Ccnter, foiibund the shih 'over 31 penpereent from lost yeor’s lec on energy and watiwater, thc Energy Yucca1 MountairtN in Nevada. The'he nuclear waste shipir•ments to the nium. . to be relatively sutubtle and not low of 288 pcpcrccnt. Public support- D epm tm ent w6uld recireceive neariy S6 House versionve would phase out the IN EL, w hich state oiHcHcials concede Critics5 saids $900 million already“y directiy alignedlwitiitil tiie rhetoric for incrcasci;ased spending on envi- billion for cleanup ancand cnvironmcn- programim and concentrate only on is currently the only fa : to recreatiorion; ^ of federal lands1 ithroughout so.tiiat costsosts of species recovery n ^ r j i e U S ® a crim e o f violenc( )lic in mind. , _ The bureau’s regionalol director ^ d But Marvarv Hoyt, an Idaho represen-n- Idaho, while. *-n-n e a r ly o il are taked1 iniinto consideration and ■ S . H 'e w n i attorney’s office sai .S. Bureau o f Reclamau*bn pro-ro- his agency and the irrigrigation district taUve on tiie th three-state conservationm Republican leaders hhave opposed balanced agaagainst any bencfiu. be, arraig n ed A ug. D give the reservoir to the 1,700^00 have entered inform alII negotiations uoup, saidaid he needed more detailsiis th e { d a h o P la nn and key In otherier areas, the survey District Court in Me •s it was built to serve in Ihe that could result In bolloth the federal before reachaching any conclusions, appointees of GovJV . Phil Batt results wereere little changcd from a Angie LaSute. 31 nt-Madison Irrigation Districtrict government and irrigigators saving “I knoww enough about it to know'W assured it would nonot be imple- .year ogo'.J'. PPublic schools.,law o f longtime Coeur d' s up all sorts of interestinging money. that I’m sonsomewhat olaimed," he said,L , mented. .'enforcemient ent and children’s ser- al chairman Bemarnard "HaDpy" *: unities for better managementent Besides paying a portirtion o f operat- - K eys saiclaid any tnmsf<7 cleal proba-a- The poll, which hihad a margin vices remainnained top spending pri- LaSarte, was killeded by a single e," said Jan Brown, executiveive ing and maintenance COSIosis«John K ^ bly w ouldd requuer environmentm pro-*>• o f erro r cjf plus or nminus two to critics. Therhe public still believes ' .22-caliber slugIB outside a 7 . jQ d ire c toor r of the Henry’s Fork>rk said his agcncy moniteitors pesticide tection amand that public access be36 , four percentage pointints depending local goverivernment is thc most Plummer bar June 10 s involved Jn responsivere andai provides tiie most 'tumultuous FoundaUcition. levels and other envirotrorimental con- maintained,!d. J on the respondents “They had a tu irrigation districi going tobe m, found over services for ttiie cask invested, but 1 was fraught Por instance,in the bureau couldJ ld cerns in reservoir onend associated < “Is anirri ^ the specific question, relotionship that w district said it allow;^ tojiojust shut tbe 71 percent objectiniing to federal it still thinksnks tiie property tax thot with violence," assassistant U.S. : the irrigation dTstrict'to main-lin- canals. The ^ g a t i o n d iim pays 79 percent o f upkijkeep costs, or gates oneand keep people out or notot . laods takeover whilele ju st 14 per- finances loctlocol govem m ent is'th e : attorney Jam es Peteietere said, cit- tam thle e .ireservoir at o o minimum ver about $70,000 per year, allow anyInflows fl for fish?” he cent stippoded it. most onerouirous o f oil taxes, -;ing court records.i. “Sometimes I'vel >halhat would boost winter river m s 1 ^ said it moy take e congressional said. “Tl‘The answer isisbsolutely,ly, • With 72 percent of tiie respon- ' Growthlh rremained the most i t w o u ld b e sh ei hitting hi him fl<>ws forfor trout and trumpeter swans t three years to not.” dents favoring salmIm on resto ro - im portantit prproblem facing Idaho ■and som etim es it1 would w< be he' andpreve:vent m ud spilling into the riverver action and as long as ti as U aidi intr 1992. accomplish the transfer, InY act,I, iirrigation dis^ct directoror tion, the survey said'd 47.5 pereent for the secondtfec straight year. hitting her." ensen said adding water foror specifically-'supportc■ted the draw- Oddly, inI 191993 the survey found LaSarte’antf HeH o u s e r h a d ' W interter flows now often dip wellell Under jhe bureau'4 tf proposal, the Dale Swem 3WS. and gaining some flexi- inly 29.4 per- economic; dedevelopment to be the • been together forfor obout 18 below ^the e Idaho Department of Fishish Fremont-Madison Irrigegation District winter flow .dow n plan w hile on! . allowed by federal manage- rhe rest were most serioirious problem in thc months, a friendd ooflhe two andGam Yellowstone National ParkP that alro ronment i^recreation.

Law G atchesILewiston o f l S caalsbysuipri^ a a T r i b a1 l l e a d e r s• s s u p p o> l r t S e n a lt e g a r n ii ] n g b i l l LEWISTON ^(AP)’) — A new “I thinknk 0i lot of people ,hove, smte law that require?:? Idaho-cities. assumed thathat manufactured homes 3w. manufac- could noj bbe constructed next to WASHINGTON'(/(A?) — Tribal limitatioiions in thc bill because theyley limit their ability to. oe]legotiate regu- gaming, non-Indiannt casinos own-n- and cotinttes to allov la tured homes i2 oil sitringle-family them.” leaders are endorsingng Senate legis- cannott riski losing the jobs, .oror lato ry com pacts w ith trtribes. • .ers in Nc•lew Jersey and Nevada lw requires city councils eve will-4>elp money fo^f( education and housing,lg. Some governors urgeged considm- have beenen arguing that the tribes:s residential zoaes hasIS caught,the T ^ law i lation they believ Ity com m issions to m odify over gambling generateeited b y gam bling.' tion o fa House altematative they said a re rip e ■for fc infiltratibii by orga-B- attention of L ^iston oofTiciols. ondtbuntyc resolve disputes ov 5 zoning ordinances to s while protect- “We: don’td want to be in a posi-'isi-' m ainuuns th d r bargainiining rights and nized crimime. i The law wasipassedd :in 1994 and existing z< with stote officials v ic change. Indian casino tion whe:here all this success is taken:en places to u rer restrictiolions on Indian Those casinosc< and their Hodsese amended duric^ the lasast legislative reflect thc ct ing the growing In Lewiston’s zoning lows, a w a y frfrom us.” said' Mclffnieric gahibling opdntions. allies ^ D Lawmakers are revevitfwing the of New Jersey J< and Republicanin 1996. ' je a shock to in tiic low-dikV-density residential/m an- panel this week thatlot they want to administiistration and flnaiice for thelhe 1988 law prompted b>by a Supreme -Gerold SolSolomon of New York —— "I think tiiis will be ton city attor- ufacturedd hW s C lin ic & H ospital,tal. Dr. Barbara lerstandlng - —— unde the Rebekah Lodge,’, even/prfei e w ho b d e A. Fusler,, of Buhl, graveside today. BiBurley 3rd and .7th Wari LDS)S 11 a.m’. Fridoy, R icbkneldLDS, f ' todoy, West End Chapel.ll. Viewing. noQH until 12:4515 Church. r servicc,. 11 a.m . toi thedisabli^ i JI^''fielped:conmduct the graveside seservice, all those Cemetery, Buhl,, (Farmer(F Funeral p.fn^iod[odoy ot thc cljurch. (Payn.ei,e -' V iew ing, I to 7 p.m. for-tl Chapel in Buhl). ; Monuaryiry-in BurleyJ.. Domorny’s Bergin .C: E (A?) — Lt, Gov. Butchch ■ w tio yenm t cards, made^elephoyhone:calls and ‘ Shoshone and one hour I iric6l tiie fifUi anniveisary o f lie Eileae Sweat,, o f R'ichflcld,d, ' funeral ot the church. ct participa}ated in acts ofJ^ndties.iess in a n y w ay. Ida B. Horae,, of Burley, 1 p.m. Annie thc AmericTicans'wltii Disabilities Act .by callingg one leioboaos to help reduce. the need for fo such federal regulations Dale O. Cullisonon tiubugh pulpublic educsatioiL Harold 0 o r o th y ) E llis}& & Family litals ------^------O ttfrr,, ajas acting governor, pro- Hospi r Betty Mingo & Famizmily ' i • claimed WednesdayW« .“Americans witii T p y iijp . Released Grace (Bill) ^ o d e s &_FyjFamily: MAGIC VALLEYY REGIONALP MEDICAL CEI ies A ct Awareness Day,” rec- Some liaraesM orea omitted ot patients’ requejluest. ; Denise'Harris and Adrio Masoner, both o f Buruticy; Ralph Dis^iUUra inia (Maroin) Moorheadead & Family Christensen iind BlmBlanche Davis, both o f Hcyhuin “people who need just a lit- • Dorothy Harg^'tr Admitted , '• Couch ofR upert ■ extra effort on our part to be ; ■ Amber Ash and My«Myesho Gunn, both ofTw in FaFoils; and . part ofthehe mainstream, to be part of Vera Chandler'r , • Harleigh Wollington1 of Jerome. Biitta' the opporturiity rtu side." > A boby was bomom to Mr. and Mrs. Michael KMflsoncr o f W ith Retpublican Gov. Phil Batt en Buriey. route to,V.Vermont for the National ould also like to thank TheThe times-News Angela Denney ofHoniSf*****^ f Hi . Governorsirs Association conference,'- for the beautiful obituatuctxy. ' MINIDO]D O I^ MEMORIAL HOSPTTA Otter join©ned representatives from tiiehe — ------^ CASSIARBpi3GIONAL K ^ I C A L CENTCITER State Indepf Idaho.‘fTruth Teams” lo -— / . ’ .—:—tt • • . respond vivia pbohV, mail or medialia • Improved Telephjb o n eU ie a . in Burley. They re s ld e d jaa : daughters, Vfvlan Mararcol us o . |„,^icwvs s to mtsinformation about • N o N e e d fp h V oblume l Control one- where Carl was8 'Shoshone end Carle'ne . icans withS>isabilities Act. yed by the Bureau ofif Mountain Home: five grani ) o f tiiese. attacks present a • A ll M a k es Availalable tation,{or 3ft years, wofkino3 and ftlne great-grandchl;hildren. He accurate inteipretauon of tiic 9 w as (preceded In death b wncrete coristrijcilon of the ’ ivhat irm eahs In tiie work-k- ' Call Noiv tcto find Out IfaClChHearing Aid- s^.- I entaiind two brothers. . K d " ^ •. Palisades; Hunory Horse. ' id in schools,” said Rogerc r can help you. 9. and other dams In the9 ( The funeral will b e heldldat2p.ni. • /place and i frfday at Demaray's BergrginChapel'. ''Howard.oof the Americans with•I; . BobSchroedeter.‘Certified Audiplogist, e s tw e a . ' ies Act Task Force. “With atdr trained the youngerr ih Shdshone. Burial will n^lowatthe.. l t Disabiliues to modify or, servrylce your Completely-in H S hoshone Cem etery.. Frijriends may i Truth ;Tcaiearns, wei will be. able |o le rees in the construction and ' . Hearing A idid no rpatter w here you p of th e j c ^ r e t e .u s e d In theB - ;; call from .1 to ;7 p.m. todadsy.at the'|mpoDdtoto Uiese erroneous stories th^-.i7sp>® nfldr;'S ^^funeral.ch^l...... ,.,:-..-;: in — ------~SchuppBTrt8Bi~“HB tnitb,.iQ-unityjwilb.btiiers4iL- B e iia vy.:' ' -The ^am w s u g g e sts thafiarrrtflmmiC, tedcommunity.’*! . ' . ______: ■ ShoBhonera t ^ w lv L;.:,aUc0nttlbxjlldna;.beLma( .. . g i ^ u a t e c T n ^ tilgl deral-iaw-prohibitsdiscnmi-- h fp ^ Include: hla e '; Bethany M asbnib Lodge ^ gainst disabled peoplei in. ' 'marrliidlouisd'Ciari: y?'erti;e]8;:6f. S h o s M S - 'S s • ■ ^ \ employraetlent,’government services; « • I*--' .■pubUo scccxo^od^bbs, tnuuporta- dwoniiiiuilpstiotjs. ___ ..',.tHi !U!J ; eBCrStthiX by . tbei State lent Ltvinft Council found f i . ^ '4:percent ofidkboans, or *e■o^lrawiM* r S5;000r‘ b ^ e a-dlsabili^, that rA K U rfK n o them for the '793 660 ' &a B ' . i SIS.with Dtsabilhles ’ .• y. J f ! V i> «

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; o j u n i o rr h i g h s Cat’s ej 3 m e n p l e a d gr l u i l t y m a y l o s e f e d tt u t o r i n g t o d r u ^g , g u n c: l h a r g e s The'Timc8*Ncw5 ' • * Craig KraiiCraus. 37, o f Paul, pleaded By Eric Gooddl dents, havlavc been reassigned to cle* guilty to chichargcs of oltempting to Timcs-Ncws cbrresponcondent / m cntaiy/ schools.s( BURLEY-Three loctical meri have . manufactureurc mcthamphctuminc und ■ . T itle1 1 studejits at East Minico pleoded guilty to feeederol drug possessionm ofo a firearm during drug : RUPERT - Minid.ildoka County who hadad been butiched together chargcs in connectionI withv a May trafficking;ng; and James V. Parker, trustees and parents5 areai concerned along witlvith other students lost year drug raid by local, staleie and federal 3 1, o f Blurley, u rl pleaded guilty to their junior high schichool~students will be; dispersedd to other class- agents who descended ono the Mini* chargcs of iillegally possessing a rnight lose access to> a federal tutor- room s. East Ea Minico Principal Dove Cassia area. firearm andand to illegally obtaining ing.progmm. Borden sasaid most teachers will have The men werc arrci•cstcd when the firearmTO bby giving false infonna- : “W c'rc followingng the federa! about twowo former Title 1 students in ogents roided a suspecected illcgol tion. Gonzakizalez said. guidelines,” explalnilined assistant ' thcirclossiissrooms. drug lab inside a Burle;Icy junkyard. Porker diddid not have legal posses- superintendent Robert:rt 'Pavlock1 after I f thoseosc students can’t keep up, where they found exploilosivc chemi-' sion of thche f firearm becausc he is a Tuesday n i ^ t ’s school>ol district m eet- B ordenI suggested si the district find cols', dynamite and ossaullull weapons, convicted:d felon on past drug ■ ing. in which the proj)rogrom , called other way:ays to help, asking for volun* C hem icals used lo mmanufocture chargcs. GonGonzalez said, Title 1, was pulled frorfrom junior high te e r helpclp or finding additional m etham phctam ine - alscIso known as Other du{duplicate charges were schools. money to Ibe used for asslsuuice. W I crank olso were sei:sized frorh a dropped,1. asa was a charge that--' : More stringent fedenJeral regulations “ It’s somethingsoi we'll just have to. parked car within threeee blocks of Porker consp)nspircd to deliver mctham- and lighter budgets havhave spurred thc look at,”” heh said. . Poul Elementary School.)1. pheiamine.le. ' district to use Title 1I reresourees sole- Moneyey for thc prograna, which;h Woync Drydcn, 40.), o f B u rley , G onzalezicz s said thc m en facc maxi- ^ Iy ot thc elem entary schischool level. used to bebe called Chapter I. is based pleaded guilty July 17' tot< a chargcs mum scntenctenccs o f 20 years in prison • Pavlock said the fedci:dcral^idclines on the numberm of students who of possession with int'm en t to d is- for thc drug■ug icharges, five-year niini- mandate those fundsIs bet used only receivee free I and reduced-price tribute methamphctamirline and pos- mum sententcnces for the firearm- . for the places deemedicd most Impor- lunches. PavlockI said fewer junior session of a firearm in drug traf- charges, whilewhi Parker faccs an addi- tant. “ I hate to say this,lis, but that’s not high studeidents have filled out the ncc- Ticking, occording to!o A s s is ta n t tio n a l 10-y«0-year maximum prison- ot the junior.high level,’el.” he said. essary elig:liglbility forms, U.S. Attorney Rafael G onzalez in term for purepurchasing the firearm llle- ■ He cited low standmdardizcd test In otherficr business, the school boordrd ' B oise. gaily. scores among thc distristrict’s elemen- reluctanll)Itly approved orequest by'the tary school students.>. Last1. year, the district’s’s mmsportation'committeet .toto I R j L ' district’s slxth'graders:rs scored at thc obtain bidsbid to contract Its busing outut 'ilT i ^------36th pcrccntile. th e: 5C50ih percentile to a privaiivate com pany. Trustees, andid PfftESBfW Kli Services is considered to be thc1C rnational aver- in partlcuIcular, George MocDonold, Continued from B1 tion servicc.ce. I is loo far away from dis- !d oge. s a id theyicy would have preferred Anderson finally has enoughcn signs- .• 'rid bounilaindarics ond would require ng about the committee’s’s .Parents don’t like thc idea of tak-' knowing tures to lake before the Urefi dlslricfs onotofirescrc station, he said. The district iiig the Title 1 progran;ram away from intentionsms eoriier. “Why wasn’t the commission for anncxaticlion approval, con t comene tup with those funds; he junior high school studtudents, trustees board toldjld?” M acDonald osked. . Thc petition is wailing toI beb verified by sportotion committee mcm- said. T ronspt W illiam Parsons, the fire fir district's But Almono h has formed o mcmbetship- i "There’s an awfulil 1lot of people^ bers hadd discussedd the idea for morerc lawyer, she said. . fee prcscnptKiption fire district, Anderson out there who arc upset,”up boord: than o yeayear without notifying school WBSS b SKM The proposed area lo0 be annexed said, and miglmiglil try lo amuigc a backup )n chairman Bill Hepworthsrth said. ' board mgnumbers, with the exceiJtlon KEVIN M:U£H/TTl>Tlin—-U*** extends 12 miles southweivcsl o f Malta, agreementt wiiwith the Raft River district, ive agreed to ofHcpwoiA>orth, who said he wds aware ■ The trustees have They'r® really justBtblmpussy cats, Carsoison & Barnes Circus where thc district ha.s its fiifire station, to If both partiesrtics back cach other up. then distribute letterss to p a r e n t s o fth e discliscussions. the Mormon church in Elb:lba. Based on legally ihcyhey can cross eoch others It >hn Thomas shows, com>mmandlng the Explaining the reasoisons for their Commimittee rnember Scott animal trainer Joh est landholiJcrs boundancs.s. WWilliams explained. > lerformance In thc cunenl levy, the largest d ecisio n . S tc v e nison so noted that 25.of 1133 attention of two tlitigers and a lion In a per in the area would be mxcdcdS28o-ycar, The Rafift R River district responded lo ■ E ast M inico’s tw0 o 1Title 1 tcach- school districtsdi In Idaho contractct Rupert Wednesda:lay. ______Anderson said. 27 fires and numerous other false ers, w ho w ere helpinglg abouta lOO.stu- their businislng. • _ Ralph Willioms, a Rafaft River Fire alarms in 199^1994. Williams said. Summer ' District commissioner, saisaid it is fnis- 's busy becau;sause o f rangc'fircs,.he said. traling not to be able to) rrespond lo a Only two0 wweeks ogo. Ihe district i F i r e dl ( e s t r o y s e ( x - i n t e rr ] n m e n t (c a m p bl l u O d i n g I neighboring fire call. He sisaid the corn- rcsfwndcd1 to ffive fires in ihe Raft River ■ . mission is doing all it canto ci annex V alley—allill ststarted by lightning strikes. By Richard Streeby A 199191 Geo Storm, a Hondo ihotbr-ir- reported, but did notnotictice it. building oneand smoldered all night, said * he said, h Times-News writer cycle, twowo riding lownmowers. o num-n- Bronson has used thec building1 as a Copt. Craigaig Thompson bf the North Annexation would aae! dd b elw ccn Cassia CouCounty Commissioner Lyle ber o f tootools and some antiques werere shop, tool-shed and farro'rowing pen for Cassia Ruralirnl Fire District. S500andS1.000 annualljlly to Ihc dis- Woodbuiyy .saidsa fire proiection always )son said that In addition to B U R L E Y -F iam cs3 leveledlc a build- desUoycd«1 in the fire. . p i^ . Il has b<»n in iis prcjrcscnt location Thompso trict’s revenue, Williams1 soid.s wilhoul has been a ncneed for thc eastern half of [he ground, people burning . ing Wednesday aftermernoon that w as “r il be ifinding sniff I’m missing forb r for thc post 25 years, le he said. Before wetting the ° requiring any major experra se s upfronl. ihe counly. 0 building should remove tised during World WWa ar II to intern the n n tI mmonth or two,” Bronson said,J. thol il was used as o dairyiry bam o quar* weeds near•jir The district runs on o linimitcd annual "Cilizensjins just haven't woiked hard Japanese-Amcricans.'IS. The building Bronsorson estimated the volue of hislis tcr-mile cost ofits presentmt location. all ofejectss inir 0 10-foot radius, budgctofSll.000,hesaid.d. ' ^ enough lo0 brbring it to resolve, and I ' mt Kirby Horkness of the was located on a farmm at 200 South, lost propetperty at S22.000. The fire was reportc•ted by o J.R. Sergeont .J Almo, which olso needsased schools B ut shele ssenses some criticism . llic school supporters, who •had 0 margin. Attorney:y Generol Alan Lonce:c have, swelled from 499,'9,483 during' from public BOISE (AP) T An\n independ^t A n d w h en;n respondents stotewide h tcly educated children may , , inus four per-' before bcibeginning to colleci theic thc 1989-1990 schocool year 'to say privately public opinion surveyvey released on coupled withth o f error o f plus o r mini good education. 1 4 1 ,335/reg'cgistcrcd voter signatures:s 732,436 during the I1 9 9 4 -1 9 9 5 not get 0 goo Wednesdoy s»*^estss ththat despite its the fifth annuallal centage points. also feel that taking away -cent opposed needed to[0 j put* it on thc N ovem bercr school year, occordld in g to th c “Tlicy alsc near victory in 199994 t|ic Idaho " V survey’s resultsIts In ad dition, 44 percc n of the crop, which docs mplcmcnt any 1996 balloillol. Association of Chrislittion S ch o o ls the crcam oi Citizens Alliance.mayidy face 0 more on prc-clcctionan Icglslotive action to imj happen, frofrom the public system V S gJi public opinion)n of the provisions ofthe th initiotivc, Wolton nI hos maintained thol theie International. antagonistic cleeiorat1CAL expressed the way theyth( wish they Propositicition One. whether to modify hisis new Initia- comprise;e ; 51 p e rc e n t o f th e e lec- )!S!I had voted. T h c popoll of randomly selected:d tive in response to criiirilicism from lorotc. ^=====^=^m ' liKlJill Ml l a i K i lAtJRUS G l 1995 Tat a u s S E 4 19951stk. 13-203 •Equipn !, Automatie with Ovcrdnvc, Air 1 r StL«3-206-Emerald GGn nen Sedan with 205A Pn& red Pac B Conditiaiins; ^ I indows, Kcjiess Enby ^Btan. , Pijwt!rLodB,Pjwi)«ndi Vhite, Gray Ckith Interior, Aluminumlum \Wheels, Undcnoot

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/• C l u b cc a l e n d a rr Stealiri:ig n o tin ttt h e c a r d s TUESD/U5AY informatiiation. call 736-1160 or 1-800-30- call (208) 543-5792 or 73736-2706. Twin Falls,lls. Non smoking. For more ion. call 736-1160 or 1-800- Al-Anon-Burley 328-5257,57. Al-Anon - Stq> Meedsdng information i t e c a n d y 8 p.m. at PresbyicrinrTinn Church, 2 100 N arco:otics t Anonymous (Southcmsm Noon at Walker (Center. 219 328-5257. w h en \w om a n afe B.urton. F o r m ore in infi form ation,'call Idaho Reglegion) Shoshone St in Twin Falls.Fo For more D B A R A B B Y : WWhile reading MONDAY I. (208)678-9843. 7:30 p.ip.m. at 215 Shoshone S t S. in information, coll 736-207376. • your column about e atin g je lly - ^ Dear Abby . Al-Anon-Filer Twin Fall•alls (through rear door). Closedsed A l-A non-W endell Al-Anon- beans from o jar in thc store,T 1 8 p.m. at Pcace LutLuiheran Chureh. meeting.lg. F o r more inform ation, call;all 8 p.m. at C hrist Luthitheran Church, 8:30 a.m.m. at Sun Club, Second Street w as rem inded o f onin incident thiit ^(A Abigail lore information, call (208) . . 600 S tevens Sl. at Sixth. Si; For more 736-116060 or 1-800-328-5257. 1752 Sccond Ave. W. ForFc more infor- E. For mor ’8) hoppened to me. y V anBuren : ' information, caJl 736-27-2706. . TwinFi1 Falls Senior Citizens Center mation. call (208) 536-272723,536-6527 726-3165. I am a 70-yeor-oldId woman who ■ • Al-Anon-Goodingtg Exerciscise - Over 60 at 10 a.m. Non-Dn- or 736-2076. At-Anon- loves bridge-mix camindy. W henever . N 8 p.m. at Cily Hnlllall Library. 308 strenuousous and no chargc. For more}re Narcotics Anonymoious (Souihem 8 p.m. at &nidr Qtizcn Center on I would go into the: sstore 10 buy a flmnlhanked him for slopping » t Fot^more i n f o n ^ o n , call ■ Fifth Ave. W. For moimore information, informaticBtion. call 734-5084. Idaho Region) Main Street small tn g o f the bulkilk^y.w ith- mcfrom'coI'committing that crime, can (208) 934-5484 orsr 7736-2706. TwinFi1 Falls Seoior Citizens Ccnter . Noon at 801 SecondndAve. N. in 7344631 m9 ^ 6 - 2 7 0 6 . out thinking I woulm id coin few a„dconlmuiinucd m y shopping, Sboabtne Al-Anon-Hailey • ‘ Dinnerier at noon. For more infomia-na- Twin Falls. Non smokitdng. For more Al-Anoo- pieces from the bog; wwhile I d 4 the How mapymat people think they at Senior Citizen Building on 7 p.m; al St. Cliarlcsles Parish Hall on tion. call'11734-5084. information, call 736-111160 or 1-800- ,8 p.m. at rest of my shopping,g. I nevt^ rrol- stealinging i: f lliey cat a few chcr- lil Street For more informa- First Street. For moree irinfonnation, call Twin1 FFalls TOPS Chapter No.. 309109 328-5257. N o r^ Rail ized I was stealing thetl candy, but ries or grapcs gn as they walk (208)788-4682. (a non-pii-profit organization supportort Narcotics Anonymoious (Southern tion, coll (2C(208) 544-7802 or 736-2706.<5- cvidentiy 1 was. through the produce department? Narcotics Anonym Support Gioq) H e said he hod t>eenn w atching m e _ REFORMj ^ p ED SHOPPER. I 7:45 p.m. ot Eastside Boptist . inform ation, call 736-116-1160 or 1-800- 736-1160 o r 1-800-328-5:-5257. 6:30 to 7: f^m a window up> ini the office. • Gq RANTS PASS. ORE. liTww PititfT Chureh, 204>04 Eastland Drive N. in Twin •; 328-5257. raU R S D A Y Twin Falls Senior Gtiz ™ He told me they prolrefer that 1 poy DEARI REFORMED: I You • more infonnation, call Suzan Narcotics AnonymilOnous (S outhern AAiltCit Children Anonymous E xercijt - Over 60 otIt 10 a.m. Non- Falls. F orm ^ for it al the checkoitout counter r- hove lotsts ofo company. People . Idabo Region) N oonn until 1 p.m. at Firstrst strenuous and no chargirge. For more at 734-720101. rather than eat holfr cof-it before it ^ho take:e ashtraysa nnd towels I: Noon al 215 Shoslo sh o n e Sl. S. in Presbjrteriicrian Church. 209 Fiflh Ave. N. 'information, call 734-508«)84. Narcotic;tics Anonymous (Southern ■ gels weighed. from hotels,:els. pens or pencils from ■ Twin Falls; Non smokloking. For more in Twin1 Foils.Fi 1 T \m Falls Senior Citiztizens Center Idaho Re^o^ o n ) I could hove dipdlofcnbamia- c Uieonicc,oc. or fail to retum library ot 801 Sec6nd Ave. N. in inform ation, call 736-16-1160 or 1-800- Al-Ancjwn-TwinFalls Dinner at noon. For moren informa- Noon at >>> ment. 1 wanted to ccrawl out the books itiayroy noirealize it but they. I lls. Non smoking. For more 328-5257. -»8 p.m.n. at Magic Volley Fellowshiptiip tion. call 734-5084. Twin Falls, door, but I closed u;up the b ag o f s„,a]itcaling.. : Tw in Falls Senior CitizensCiti Center Hall. 80101 Second Ave. N. For more3re infoim alionion. call 7 3 ^ 1 1 6 0 o r 1-500- Dinner al noon. For•or more info'mia- infomiaticMion. call 736-2706. SATURDA>AY 328-5257. tics Anonymoos (Southern tion, call 734-5084. Narcoti:otic8 Anonymous (Southern:m AI-AoonFamtVOrDtqiup Hazcotici leets A ug. 4 Twin Falls TOPS Chi]m u b ID N o .3 Idaho Regtegion) 9 a.m. at Canyon Vit/iew Hospital, Idaho Regiogjon) ™ Blind Conm m ission m e at 801 Second Ave. N. min Meets Tuesdays at Valley Vista Noonn att 215 Shoshone St. S. in 228 Shoup Ave. W. in T\Twin Falls. For 8 p.m . at V illage R ecreation RoiRoom, 653 Rose Twin Fall•alls. Non smoking. For more)re more information, call 73^r34-5222. Tw inFalls.Is. FCr m i ^ information, callall Tliernne»-Ncw8 a.m . A ug.g. 4 in the library of the I or 1-800-328-5257. . St N. Weigh-in beginsins at 11:30 a.m.. informatitBtion. call 736-1160 or 1-800-)0- . Narcotics Anonymouous (Southern 736-1160 or ' Id a h o Com;ommission for thc Blind tics Anonymous' (Souihem wiih meeting at 12:30)p.m. p.i 328-5257.57. Idaho Region) ' N arcoticj ™ B O ISE - T h e regulailor meeting of and Visuollually Impaired building, Narcoti:otics Anonymous (Souihem:m 6:30 p.m. al 571 Se<^«pd Ave. E. in Idaho Regiosion) th e B o a r d o f tlthe- Idaho 341 W. WasiVashington St. .WEDNESE2SDAY Idoho Regle^on) Ketchum. Non smokining. For more 8 p.m. at War Memorial Hall '{}in Commission for thcIC Blind and For moreore information, call 736- , For more information, call Al-Anoo (non-Bmolmoldng) - Twin 7 p.m.n. ati 901 S. Fir in Jerome. For'or information, call 736-111160 or 1-800- Gooding. F oil Visuolly Impaired is plannedpi for 9 2140. 736-1160I oor r 1-800-328-5257; Falls more info;iformation. call 736-1160 or I- 328-5257. ’alls Senior Citizens C e i^ 7:30 p.m. at Magic M Valley 800-328-58-5257: - Narcotics Anonymouous (Southern Twin Fall JC - Over 60 al 10 am . Non- .. Fellowship Hall. 8011 SlHiMg. ID ’alls SemorCldzess Center ; ! - 6 p.m. at Pul?lic Libnibrary. TOPS is a Center on M ain S treet For more infor-br- information, call 736-111160 or 1-800-. TwinFalL ■ Uiiicltfll.moii»Ainill.tin at noon.' For more informa- •*' n o n -p ro fit o rg an lzatiiation to support mation.. callci 716-1160 or 1-800-328-18- 328-5257. . - — ------.- Dinner at 734-5084. iNTlQUES&COULECTIBL ■ weight loss. For moree ininformation, call, 5257. Narcotics Anonymouous (Southern tion, call 73^ • - 324-5722. ’ Narcoti^otics Anonymous (Southern:m Idaho Region) MsgicVallQrPioochlich le C h * Idaho RegLegion) , 7 p.m. at 801 Seconcnd Ave. N. in This puljublic s e rv ic e column is announce 7:30 p.m. at Disablab led A m erican 10 p.m.,m. at 801 Second Ave. N . ih in tw in Falls. For more inftiformation, call designed' to Magic Valley I oisanization Veterans Hall on Harruirrison Sneet and Twin Fall:oils. For more information, callall 736-1160 or 1-800-328-5:•5257. c/uiisandor meetings, times s. ToAflveyournwrti^iisl- . Shoup Avenue. OpenI to thc public. $2 736-1160^Mor 1-800-328-5257. and places. SUNDAYlY ed, or to updfl/e your meeting in ^ n n a - donation. Prizes. Tw inFi1 Falls Senior Citiznis Center E IgiimEOUS-GUNIUNS i Narcotics Anonymomous (Southern Dinnerer at noon, pinochle at I p.m.m. Narcotics Anonymouous (Southern i/on, sendfd noticei with name o f the :d tel taw ♦ o d Idaho R e^on) and advaniouiced line dimcing at 3:30 p.m.m. Idaho Region) organizatiotion, day and week(s), and 6:45-p.m. at 5711 SecondS E. in Formoreire infomiation, call 734-5084. 6 p.m. at 311 First Av\v e . in Hailey, time ofthehe meeting widt a telephone Ketchum. Non smoking.ng. For more infom ution, callall 736-1160 or number andtnd name o f a contact peisoa Times-News, Narcotics Anonymomous (Southern FRIDAY -1-800-328-5257. to Bobbi-JoJo Hall at The Ttimc ctiti or osiiob^M di Idaho Region) Al-Ano)n o o -B u h l Narcotics Anonymotious (Southcm P.O. Box 548,54 Twin Falls 83303, atten- tion Club'} CCalendar. The deadline is IFARM SALES, REAL ESTATET C ^ ^ * "'’'DonHBnry.CAI B Noon at 801 Secon:ond Ave. N. in 8 p.m.1. tat First PresbytCTan Church,ch, Idaho Region) mONS & BUSINESS UQUm An . Twin Falls. Non smokiloking. For more 516 MainBin St. For more information,)n, 7:30 p.m. at 228 Shoq)up Ave. W. in noon Mondenday. Hanson tcto receive Ei ^ e A w a r di ■ TlieT1me*-NcwB and supervised voi->1* ■ unteets to ready the TWIN FALLS - Ste>Steven R. Hanson ground, buildId has earned-the Eagle;le S cout A w ard M P " fbrms and pour a through the-Boy Scoutouts of Amcrica. J concrete slab for The award will be presersented tb him at a R n ] the air conditioners coun of honor set for■ 6 p.m.] Sunday at, B t H at thc new thc Twin Falls LDS 14lh4lh Word a u rc h . American Legion 824 Caswell Ave. W. Building on To com thc award, seescouts must com- Seastiom Street plele at least .21 meritril 1badges and an Steven is the I4r Eagle project Steven eamedeaj badges in HRnn year-old son of iijilB aviation, camping, concommunications. John and Kathleen environmental sciencc,5, fifamily life, first Hanson Oof fT w in Falls and a ninth-grad-d- aid, lealhcrworking, lifesaving, life orien- er at Robe>bert Stuon Junior high School,)i. - leering, personal managelagement, reading,. ,where hele is1 on the honor roll. He is oa • safety, shot-gun shooli;loling, soil/w^ter men^berof• o f Troop 103. ^ n s o r e d by the[le At all thiiree Burlejjy/Rupert 1. HeF worits al Asgrow Seed Co.

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. T i m e s - N e wi/s ! C lassified 7 3 3 - 0 9 3 1 F ormn e r Gk)ov. G eo3rge R(o m n ^ )y dies LANSING. Mich. (Al(AP) — G eo rg e' — — scotched hiss to 1948,, when he joinlined Nash- Vieinom andmd denied his brainwash- W. Romney. n formemer American W ' candidacy. Kelvinalor. • ing commenicm forced him from thi''"- Motors Corp. chairmannan who served , .____ In 1959 hc.crcatcd CCitizens for race.' ’ Nixon , later Michigan, a ^oup thatt latcr1 spear- “ It u-asn’ti”t bccause o f niy position U m , as Michigan’s governornor and saw his ' . : presidential bid dasilashed by'his named Romney headed the drive for a coi^invention to on. Vietnamm «or anything 1 said aboul remark (hat he hadd \been brain- ^ secretary rewrite the state’s co::onstitution 'Vietnam.”* h( M h lS I . Michigon, Romney ran■on for the 1968, His firsiirst exposure to politics .was , Republican presidentialitial nom ination in 1929' as as an aide to Sen. David L of Massachusetts in but dropped out iwo'Mo"weeks before Walsh i One Big Screen! ^ - 2 Big Hits - On Onee BigE Screen! the N ew Hampshire prirprimojy. Washingtcgton. After that came stints o p e n ? Days> - 2 B ig H ils -0n 0i yiFri His campaign ww.dc5 dogged by bis at Alcoaa andt the Aluminum Wares Show at 9:3:3 0 Show #2 at 10:45 mg Showy^l at 9:30 • S hlo o wu t fi a l 1 0 :4 5 commcnt in a Seplemlxmber 1967'tele- Associatiotion. vision interview thatIt hhe originally His firsirst job in Detroit come in a u n c T BI I ™BINDIAN” had supported thtf VIVietn'atn War 1939 whe;he;i he was local manoger of lY BOY because he was brainwinwashed by the the Autoitomobile M'onufacturers kDyjlyuLf f l RIS FARLEY military during a tourr ofofthe country. Associatiation. He served as that 8 FROM THE BEST h?CUPBOM .V I D S P A D E « SELUN6 JUITHOR ^sniia«E^^ I Bui he said it was othatherjfectors that group’s generalgc manoger from 1942 S I ;SP [KEu] g JURASSIC PARK< I BatiDitman Foit%-er R ^ Kids U n d er 12 AlvtAlways Free! cies murdeer charge y Broadcasting in1 FFl M S tereo M an fac Imm Starts F rid ay / T " B OMAHA, Neb. (AP)(U») — A Utah day in in - Wyoming driving I man ac.cused^of killkilling a Dcs Logsdon'sn’s white Mitsubishi 3000 Moines woman duringng 0 cagocking GT. and dumping her bod;ody in eostem H er bod;ody w as found the next day B S T E U E HNl S E A G A L B N ebraska w ill be aryaignigned Aug. I. near Interterstate 80 about halfway A clerk at thc’SarSarpy Cbunty betweenI Oriioha 0 and Lincoln. k’s office'said . Reagan;an overruled a defense LLV2 I •. District Court Clerk’s THEm ADVEHTUR m IR E H O M E ^ niebSieceZibI ■ Tuesday that Judgc’RoiRonald Reagan . motion claimingcli there was insufli- The fun is back. IJ I ■ overruled one defenseise motion and cicnt evidcidence to try Soukharith. EadiTbBrtd«7 alManClactiuma denied another beforeOre setting the H e rejeejected another defense Tbun7:159:ISi . 'RIwn an U:15J:3»

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,r ^ ATQ T air power Batttie for northw1 k^est endrlave 1 strik nearir Bosnia / F-15 E a g ^ ^ ^ ^ 9 H | Almost 4,501,500 penonnel fton 12 NATO countriM' Denmark.k. FlFranc*. Germany. Italy, Ihe NottierterKJ t e S % r 1 t e y . the Unit KlnBdomant aod itw United StstM - am deployed.»d. A look at the aJ( power there: - trig»ger for" new WJar in Croatia r o p t i o I FRANCE • ZAGREB,;B, Croatia (AP) — The , . ^ Croatian Serbs’•bs’ stronghold, Knin. m I 4MlraMF-1CRreconnal|WC«alrcraIrcraft (plus t on recall) ' bottle ragin;ing just south of here B o s n i a ThcMuslim-lim-lcd Bosnian govern- ^ 1 1 . ^ oround Ihc: BiBosnion cnclave of Bihac as? nicnt musi hoihold Bihac to keep its ! 6 Super EMndant nghtef-botnbere (CA threatens to ignite renewed war in u p d a te ^Croatia claim to speakeak for all Muslims in ; e MItwm 2000KO ground attack alroafraaft(CAS}(plus2onrBcoli} I Bosnia. Renegnegode Muslim leader ; ^ o w 3F.1cfT(CAS)oncaD Croatia andd a wider regional conflict. . . amvaHA - \wjN0Alw 1 C-135 air-(04lr refuelling aircraft Crootia hahas repeatedly warned it . A iia* Tikirt Abdic, whow enjoys rebel Serb ; VS ' S1 E-3F airborne early warning aircraftraft . • ■ How the fall o f Bihac, 0 ■■ foTK I*. . military suppupport, controls the ' 1 will not alio CROATIA, . ^ i:U.N. chief all U.N. “safe; ararea" on its border that is ^ S E R B IA enclave's norlhcirlhcm edge. I NETHERLANDS ■to Croatia haslos been1 spoiling for a ' a l lo w s _ _I 4 „ F-16AflgtUer aircraft (NFZ) (plus 22on or recal) the only obsibstacle to unifying rebel ; local Gommai 5 F-16Agtnjnd altacfc aircraft (CAS)S)(plu9 (p 2onrocaB) Serb holding!ngs in both states. And it fight ever sinccncc Moy, when it rccap- la n d e r s s3 F-16R roconnalsunce aircraft (plus:ilus2onrocall) appears to ^be ready to go to war to, tured U.N.-protiprotected, Scri)-held tcr- • ; to call in aif-p V;L ritory southeasttost of Zagreb, I SPAIN . ensure that: it'it doesn’t r p o w e r _ _ I The Crootsats see the Serb capture of U.N. peacc^cekcepers deployed in : : .UNITED NATION I 1CASA212 support airenifl Sar^ew ' ®'z*pa< a F -1 BA lighter aircraft (CAS/NFZ)I •. two U.N. “s“safe areas" in eastern ' four sectors1 ol ot Croatia after a six- ; Secrctary-Gcneml Boutr3NS (AP) — 2I KC-130 air ( o ^ refueling atrcrafl .'B osnio os wwriting on the wall for S ’ t • - month Serb-Cr<•Croat war in 1991 left ■ Chali gave militaiy corrlutros Boutros- 2 Bihac and for Croatia. •V obout 0 thirdi ofo f the cc^untry in rebel ! Posnia the authority W( I TURKEY' x)mmanders in _ _ _I 0F.16Cfl8htaralrcrafl(NFZ)(plu8lO( _ ilOonrocaO) “It remindinds us o f ancient Greek • hands and ann cstimaleaa lO.OOO peo- : caU in NATO airstrikWednesday to J dramas, whcihere the chorus is saying pie dead. hrst clearing it with him.rikes without I UNITEO “ KINGDOM ahead o f timtime what will happen," y l - A Zagreb has-ms-madc clear it no longer ! Boutros-Ghali’s ann I 6F-3TVni>doflgmoraiicriifl(NFn lim. I H Q 7 ^ Jaguar ground attack aircraft (CAS)ls)(pha3onrocoll) ( . said Ivan SirSimonovic, o deputy for- ytOuMm trusts the Unitenited Nations to rcintc- ' tame hours ofter NATCmnouncemcnt • B ffli 6 eign minister.tcr. ■ > I grate thoseJ ScSerb-held areos into ; jid launch prc*empti ^TO warned it 6 ^Soo Harrier duakole cspai>lo alnnftOTft(CASffJFZ) As he spoktoke last week, rebel Serbs' k l About 1,400 dvIUans, mainlyi(y women Crootia proper.?er. The threat to Bihac ; 2 K-ITrtslar L-1011 air-U^alr refuellingiDlng alrcron . ged airstrilces tf iptiveBo: and pro- 6 in Croatia arand Bosnia lounched aii . and chiktren, crossed from Seit)-fb-h«id gives the Croau-oats 0 pretext for attack ; iidvancc on the U.N. “sj . territory to raadon). As many as 7. Bosnian Serbs } UNITED 2 STATES , ofTensive thathat so far has gained th e ^ * to do the jobI thethemselves, CC ora^e. /nore are expected. A group of IS “safe orea" o f I 6USAF-1SE(CAS) ii ‘*' 32 square mmiles in Bihac cnclave. ^ 3, Its torgctsi ar«are expectcd to bc the : The U.N. mandate !bi [CASffJFZ) ' wounded, sick and eldei^ antved .12 USMC F/ieO dual rtile aircraft (CAS some 40 milniles south of here, and h o s ^ m Sara)evo. AH malesI a " t ^ a r e being hekJ until Sert) prtpmooera ___ders,-and theiie s southern, sector, the that B ouiros-Ghali ap 12 USN F/A-1BC dual rolo capat)le (C^ of war are freed. Bosnia requires 6 USAH O/A-10 ground attack alrmran ft (CAS)( (plus 4 on recan) “It is clearear the international com- rebel Serb heartland.hes Both areas • re£(uest for NATO airstriapprove ony 6USNA6BFA-lk (CAS) B In the Bihac pocket, rebel Bososnian ond contoin key supplysup roiites and cner- d Command and Control Center oircraf ‘ m unity foil'oiled in the cose of ^ • been criticized in the■strikes. pa He hos q3 USAF EC-130 Airborne Battlefield Ce Srebrenica.. JlJt would be a disastrous Croatian Serbs haveJoined forctt sy re se rv e s.;. It olreody holds the ‘ too reluctant to do so, (cAn2 onraca<) gained ground ovw the past weel pastTor being ' 4USAF 3 AC-130 Gunshlp aircraft tragedy forr thetl prople o f Bihac and ------w estem sector.or. . , fear the Serbs,.woulcso, usuolly for (P10 USAF KC-135 alr-to-elr ratueDIngtgaircrsft aii Croatia’s stnstrategic interests should "• . About 2,00000 (Croatian aimy troops • ogainst U.N.*'troo^.' luld retaliote 0 USAF EF-llt A eiectrordc warfare»aircraft sin the some thin]ling hoppen to Bihac,” Ivo The enclave, home to morem than hove massed:d o on the edge o f each ; After the last NATO i 6 USN E^6B alectronte vrarfm alrcralrcraft 8 Sanader, anotnother deputy foreign min- -200,000- 2 people, is key for)r oil sides sector in recencent weeks, said U.N. ! May, Bosnian Serbs tool 0 airstrikes in’ I 6NATO A Jrbom a E®riy W arning0 Fore*Fc aircraft ister, toldd Croatian television in ii the Balkan conflict spc)kcsmon ChriIJhris Gunness. Eighteen : U.N. peacekeepers hostailook about 370 / h m BE-SAeircrafi m Monday. . Serbs could increase theheir power artillery pieces:ces and 12 tonks have ; 'Meeting in Brussels,iStage. E n 2B E-3D aircraft ______I “Croatiaa ireserves the right to. .-in.-ii the region by joining SSerb-held . shifted to positiositions that could help ; Tuesday. NATO nations s, Belgium, on 2 ------1 choose the riright moment and place territory ti in two states if' theytl con- the Bosnians} in Bihac. Heavy fight- ' -the United Nations toons < had urged - ^ A H u n o ^ ~ 7 ' . Romania for iy intcrvcrvcntion ... and it will bc trolled t Bihac. ing was report'lorted just outside the I ppwers to Older airstrike:10 delegate its I , (recment with our allies," Croatia is intent on blcx:!Kking that southem sector'tor Tuesday. . conim andors in thi done in ogrc( ikes to militaiy he said, notilOting U.S. Ambassador threot tl This week,k, U.N.L monitors have ; Yugoslavia acting jothe former VcroaUa \ . ^J Peter Galbraaroith ottended weekend The, cover o f protecting BihacB also seen anotherr 3,0003,1 Crqotian troops ' NATO|s Southem Europ jointly,with (alks wherere E S TOMATO GENEVA (A P)~^ .s. withdrew from accord ^was left out o f a global.i1. trade pact ‘ A 0 countries'opprdved -No i e a rly ICO The U.S.ons in June because, it- felt iin 1993 becausc the Uniinited States ' LB. W ednesday m aking a it trade deal negotiation:untries had not opened up ,(complained thot some developingd( ^ ^ 7 9 kets sufficiently. ' . . countries i had failed to oopen their 4®iLS bonks, insurance compit easier for. some count H 3 ! ^orld Trade Organization’s markets i enough. 9 securities firm s to impanies do and their morkei oround’the world. do business The Worgeneral, Renato Ruggiero, t h e decision by Jflpan J on VAI lANGES lANAS The long-awaited agi director-gei:d the landmark deal os o W ' e^esdsy secured approroval o f the = B A N I . open the fmancial servicagreement to applaudedword a more integrated pact. j Japan had previousbsly held out jL $-| 00 came after Japan and-vices Sc markets "step tbwed a, better globalized econ- moking i a commitment anand its par- signed onto the accord,1 South Korea world andlut s he conceded that the ticipotioh t was considercred vital to b 1 0 /^ 1 ° fomially be endorsed Fridrd , which will omy.” Butision not to toke part meant tthe iiimre of the accord. 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\' ~ M o ihBing i ISU gridi Iplayeirsfac! e r a p lechaiirges H ie Associated Press metham- subject to,’' Hiedemon: said Wednescsdoy. kind, ond they haveIVC rcprcsfntcd.lSU well phetantamine. The ‘This is a senwrious crime.” on and off thc field.."-d."- POCAT£LLO - Statutetutory rape charges' . charge:ges were un- He said thethe Investigotion was continuiluing. McNeeley said the charges should not be lin e agalnsl two current membmbers o f the Idaho ■ relate!ted to the The prosecsecutor sold the-alleged sex:x be- considered o reflcctioction on the foolball pro­ State football team Invoh/olve a i4-year-old ' stotutoiItory rape al- tween the players pli and the underage: giris£ gram. girl, according to a grandd jijury indictment. tions. was consentujntual and occurred several timimes. “It's inherent inin onyo progrom that you Ike Johnson, 22, andI TlThomas Washing- [ie nomes of “Any timeme you hove a statutory raper will hove some prob)roblcms," he soid. “ But ton, 21, both starters foror 'the Bengals last thosele indicted cose, one oDf ft the first things thot happenens Is it’s not any greater:r thanth any other univcrsi- year, were charged withii bibne count cach of ■ w eree idisclosed thc defensee wontS'tov. ottock the moralsIs and . ty is going to hove." 6 6 statutory rape for Incidcmlents that allegedlyi WedncInesday after past historyy ool f the victims,’’ Hiedemon1 said.s Washington, a juniorjun running back and I told Barrirry at least I occurred between Februaruary and April of they/ Nwere for- “Thot's notJt ollowedo ^ Idaho low. WWhen punter from CIcwiswiston. Flo., scored six this year. m ollyly served men are haviioving sex with 14-year-old girls, g touchdowns last season sea: and averaged 45. w on’t be ithe one to A former Idaho State,te football player, widicicourt papers. • It doesn’t moimotter what sexuol prowess5 tthey yards per punt. g e t booedBd the most. Derrick Carter, 22, wass clcharged in the in- . Johihnson, Washington andd Corter( are have. They’re/’re M.yeorsold.’’ Johnson, a senioror linebockcrli from Forest dictment handed downn FFriday with two scbediiduled to appear before 6t6th District The univerversity has known about theiie in- • Home, Ala., was thirdthin on thc team in tack- counts o f stawtory rape: ininvolving two 14- Judge;e Peter McDcrmott on Mot1onday..Ban- vestlgationn sinces late spring. Idaho SStote . ies 0 year ogo-with'ith 90. He also had 4!^;- •• 9 9 year-old girls during thejsamepcrioB. sai nock: County( Prosecutor Markrk Hiedeinan athletic, directrector Kelley Wiltbank and foot- fi sacks. »day.. Corter quit thc teonteam-after the ninth week Deion SaiSanders on Barry , The same Bannock CountyCo grand jury said theyth face up to life jn prisonon If convict- boll coach BrianBri McNeely said Wednesc also indicted former Idahcaho State defensive ed. “The two'0 )young men that ore presei5cntly o f the^l994 seoson.on. Thc linebacker from ■ '! Bonds, hisis inew team m ate lineipan Marous Tolliver:r con charges of de- “Yofou don't see a life penaltyalty imposed on the teamm oreo great men." McNeely' said.s Aurora. Colo., hadd 444- tackles before qiiit- on thele San Frandsco' livcring mcthamphetamintline and trafficking very oi^en,o: but that’s certainly w:whot they’re 'They hovee hod.noh previous trouble of)f any ting. Giants TF, Miniac o h ^ Safe a t hoome . Twin FallsI ILegion team sgional ■ needs mone;ley for state eastforre^ TWIN FALLS -1- The Twin Falls Cow- boys AA Legion base>aseball team is holding a . Legion toi)umey I rummage sde Saturdurday lo raise money for their.tnp’to tbc^tatcote tournament in Lewis- TheTin^News —ton next month. The Cowboys, whewho open Re^on C tour- POCATELLO-The MMa ogi' Volley’s two nament play m Poc>ocatello. todoy, already entrants In the AA-dlvisIcision Region C Le- qualify for the-stat'eIte tourney because they gion baseball tournament:nt that storts today hosted state last year.ar. are definite underdogs to ssecure one o f the The sale will be: fhfrom 7 a.m. until 2 p.m. top two spots that qualifalify teams for the at the Turf Club pariparking lot on Falls Av- state tournament. enue. Anyone withn ititems to donate.for the That’s^ no problem forr T’Twin Falls, seeded last In'ibe seven-team regiiegional, because the Ir a . sale Is encouraged;d to1 call or deliver the items to: Bruce Bird,rd, 736-85^2; Ron Schel- ‘ Cowboys hosted last yea:year's state touma- haas, 73WW30. !07f075 WIreching Ave. W.; ment and get an automaimatic invitation to ^ or Lex Heyer. 734-24-2212, 2771 Ewt, 3400 Lewiston this year. North. • But the fifUi-seeded MinMinico Spartans w ll ’ RefhshmcntswilHillbeservedatthesalc. need to earn their trip on3n Ithe field. They’ll start that joumey at 6 p.m.m. agoinst the Id ^ o tns available Falls Russets at Pocatello’slo’s Halliwell Field, Physical exams The top two teams, plus'lus Twin Falls, qual- to MurtaughI HighH athletes ify for the state tourney Aug.Au 4-8. M URTAUGHI - Students entering Hot bats and deep pitipitching play into ■ grades seven, nineinc or 11 in. the Mur- Minlco's favor, but a lealieaky defense could ^ taugh School Distristrict need new physi- let the Spartans’ chancesces at a state berth cal exams beforee p participating in, high .. slip through their legs. school athletics. Minico (13-20) commiimltted eight errprs' The state requirests aall high school athletes, of a doubleheoder to while losing both ends o f a '' including chealeaderders and drill team mem- the Idaho Fails Reds Tuefuesday. Over their • bers, to tuve a currentrentphysical on'file. Doc- lost four games, the Spohnartaiu are averaging -tors Kenny ahd Brodnd Turner will be provid- three errors a game. . ■ ing physicals at 7 p.np.m. Monday, July 31, at Focus has been the key,ey, and the struggle, Q t Hulse Gynt Cost issSlO. $ for Minico all summerier. The Spartans H a I, Fqr more informtrmatlon, call.Deonne at played well while hostingng the Rupert Bose- 432-5451. ball Invitational toumameiment last week, fiii- ishing fourth In the elght-tht-team tournament, Galena Challen:enge cross-tountry Please seeseeTOURNEY/C2 BB bike race cominling up in August SUN VALLEY - 'The Galena Challenge Cross Country Mountluntaln Bike race'Ts set for Got quesistions i Aug. 5 at the Galena]na Lodge. Tills race is partt ofofthe 1995 Wild Rock- ' ies Championshipss Scatcher Mike Coelt Registration conn b be done by mail If re- move to decertify thc playalycrs’ union: flfUfth Inning W ednesday m om in g In S h o sh o n e.. The'XCPlBnsTl w o n th e gailame. , _ ceived by Aug. 4 or In person at tl\e Ele- Q: What hy p o e d WedDodaadey7 phant’s Perch or eitheither Sun Summifloca- A: The National Labor>or Relotlons Board -| tion (Hailey or Ketchtchum) by 5 p.m. Aug. 4. • ordered an election onI wwhether the NBA I Cost is $20. . players’ association shoulould be decertified, JL e g i o n1 t e a m s$ t a k e i t t o t h e ]l i m i t Late registrationn ocan be done at the site : stripping it o f its power to10 nrepresent the play- from 9 am.-10:30 a-na.m. Aug. 5, and costs $5 ers In collective bargaining. ^ Karen Baumert nal gome ofo f the day between Shoshoilone lead over Twin Fallsills (12-11)i after two extra. The. fee inclncludes lunch, cash to Q: What bqipens next? imes-News writer (No. 12) and am Buhl (No. 5) started latela Inning. Twin Falls. counteredcoi with a run . ‘pro/expert seniors and prizes to the top three A; In late August orT c;early September, and the res'results were not aVailablee ot In the third and three:c inIn thc fifth to tic the riders m each categot]jory. players will cast ballotss al at regional NLRB SHOSHONE5 - Every teatcom went the press time,e. ' game. Riders must haveve a NORBA license. A offices around the couiountry, voting on ij,j,mit Wednesday In the operpening day o f Upper ValValley (No. 4) will take on1 tthe Cowboy Thod Merrilenitt singled to open one-day trail licenseise is available for $3 at whether the union shouldId continuec to repre- le Region C American LegiBgion boseball winner o fr ththe Buhl/Shoshone gome at 9 the fifth inning. Thenicn Nick Bullen dou- rltt to third. Merritt the event fbr beginnainers. sent them.. toui>urnament - and some teamiuns wenl over a.m. today.y. \Wendell’s win sends the TrTro- bled moving Merritt For additlonal'infcinformation, call the Ele- Q: Who can vote? le lipiit:1 jans againstist third-seededi Burley ot 11!:45 :< stole home before: ChrisCl Scherbinskc phant’s Perch at 736-'36-3497, Sun Summit In A: Any player on anJ NBA N roster at the , The opening game of thee dday between a.m. walked and Andy Pyle Pyli singled to score Hailey, 788-6006> oior In Ketchum at 726- end o f last season, Includluding players who yf/ci'endell and Twin Foils wasts tthe only one The 2:3030 p.m. game pits Idaho Fa'alls Bulleii and Scherbinskcnske. 0707. were on the injured list, can participate in the to) stay : under double-digit: scscoring. The against PocaDcatello (No. 2). Twin Foils oiand Wendell counteredk] inir the bottom of the k^er will ploy in o loser-out garflme. fifth for thc lost scoreore o f the gome. Rob Compir ^ e d from s ta f f election. Also .eligiblele area players who Tre'rojans, seeded No. 11, upemended Twin Wood River signed more than one 10-day lO-i contract nny Fallalls (No. 6) 5-4. at 5:15 p.m.,m. and Kimberly and the losloser- ^hlec^^po^ded o doubledou with qne out. time during the season. Idaholl Falls (No. 8) drilltfciltfd Kimberly of Upper ValleyVa and Buhl/Shoshone willw Kevin Memtt hil o singlesinj to score Buhler re Deeded to dissolve (n < * (No. 10) up- play at 8 p.mp.m. ■ ond the game-winningin^run. 1 Q; How many votes are 0 No. 9) 10-2, Wood River (1 TM«i M 0011000-4l< set6t Jerome (No. 7) 16-11 Inin 10 innmgs WmM M0010»S10U io o tfwunioa? ng, RMdcstk (S) and CosM. W- Today A: A majority o f the: app'roximately ap 422 andnd Marsh Valley (No. l)ceasily a defeat- W e n d e ll15, 5 Twin Falls 4 TF4MM tnd PM: W.Kannrto, Rt dfordecertiflcadon. - edd Wood River (No. 10) 1717-6. The fi- W endell,(11 (9-14) juihped out to o 4 LaglonBMetwlI eli^ble players Is needed fa P ,3 3ise s e see LEGION/C2 A«lvWon district(tournament. toi Shoshone Pleasese s e e LAB0R/C2 Upper Vailoy vs. ButBuhl or Shoshone, 9 a.m. Buriey va. Wendell,»ll,11:45a.m. • PocateJlo vs. Idahofio Falls,F 2:30 p.m. TF vs. Wood Rtver,sr, 6:15( p.m . • ^yiimeraiiit Idaho Open< pr^review Kimberiy v«. BuhlI oro r Shoshone. flp.m . SpecialI Olympii c s b ^ T i AArDlvWondMlcttitettoiimament. Pocatello ByLanyHovey es Fri(riday through Sunday, Twin Fall# vs. gpperiper Valley. 11 a.m. Times-News writer Anonother day of window-dressessing comes T , Minico va. I.F. Rus«issetts, 6 p.m. at'Jacljckpot today when the Wa;Vayne Walk- XVIdaho’s fav(^orite sons1 rreturn Ootr sny Kramer celebrity scramamble begins Idaho Open, T.F. MlMunlcfpal and Jackpot TWIN FALLS-Amateloteur Lee Gilliland er/Jen placed his drive eight feet right ofth e cup with1 a shotgun start at 9 a.m.n. It is spon- on the first >overtime: hole hi and Nampa sored'd by Cobra Golf Manufactucturers. . AV v ith new ssport, old ststories ik press con- 1 . Professional John Lewis/Is rolled: It in for a Theae Idaho West One Bank | ly H o v ey fensive middle linellinebacker. birdie two, giving Specpecial Olympics a ferencnee is slated for I p.m . anond thc prc- W hen Ihey moviloved on to the Green 5POR1ITS LINE I liUi 0 dinner Timcs-Nc•News writer MO.«OXLia»HI'• HICHSCHOOlSCOftES . ' $3,800 share of Circlee A Construction’s toum

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McNeeley said1 thethc charges should not be H relateIted to the The prose<)secutor said thc alleged so«x be- considered o reflccliIcclion on the fwtball pro- Suite football team involvolve a 14-year-old statutoiitory rape ol- tween the pl girl, according to a grand j : players and the underagee giris gram, nd juiy IndictmenL lions. wasconsentuntual and occurred several tin Ike Johnson, 22, andd TThomas Washing- times. “It’s inherent in any program that you v D ■ 'XIhe names of “Any tim«ime you have a statutory rape: will have some pro ; ton, 21, bolh starters for the Bengals lost Y problems," he soid. “But thosese indicted case, one ofiof the first things that happcijcns is it’s not ony greater i: year, were charged withlh onco count each of cr thon any other universi-' 6 6 w eree disclosed the defenseie vvrants to attack the moralsils and ty is going to have."’e." statutory rape for incidetidents that allegedly. WedncInesdoy after post history o I told BarrItry at least I occurred between Februi y ofthe victims,” Hiedeman;n sold. Washington, aI juijunior running back and jruory and April of theyi WCK.C^ for-v “That’s not j w on’t b e l this year. ot allowed by Idaho low. When punter from Clewi;jwlston, Fla., scorcd six e th a o n e to . m ollyly served men are haviaving sex with 14-year-oldI girls,j touchdowns lost scjseason and avctogcd 45 A former Idaho StateIte football player, withcicourt papers. g e t booedad the most. Derrick Carter, 22, was cl it doesn’t mattermo what sexual prowesss they yards per punt. s charged in the in- Johihnson, Washington andd C( arter are have. They're/'re 14 years old.” dictment handed down'n IFriday with two schedi Johnson! a seniorior lincbackerI from Forest tduled to appeor before 6th6t District The uiilverversity has known obout thehe in- Home, Alo., was thirdihii on thc team in tack- counts of statutory rapee ir involving two 14- Judge;e Peter Mcqetmott on Morlonday. Bon- vestigatlon s ycar-old giris during the sa n since late spring.~Idaho Slate S les o yeor ago withvith 90. He also had 4K : some period. nock: County< Prosccutor Markrk Hiedeman athletic directrector Kelley Wiltbank andI foot- f socks. I— Deion Sai>anders on Barry The same Bannock County Co grand jury said thi t h ^ facc up to life in prisonon if convict- ball coach BriBrian McNeely said'Wedncsf any ting. TFjMimotSO head |~jSafe at hoi>me F a l l s LegionL team needs m one}[ey fo r state east for re^^gional m TWIN FALLS -- TheT Twin Foils Cow- boys AA Legion basetttseball team is holding a m nunii^ sole Saturdatrday to raise money for Legion tou>umey I their.tnp (o the statete tournamentt in Lewis- TbeHmes^ews Coo next month. Tbe Cowboys, who'ho open Region C tour- POCATELLO-The MaiMagic Valley’s two f M nament play in Poca:3catello today, already entrants in the AA-dlvlsioision Region C Le- Ijfl qualify for the statele tourneyti bccause they gion baseball tournamentnt thatt starts today . | | r a hosted state last year.I. are deftnile underdogs to0 secures< one of die RjH Hie sale will be fiomftoi 7 ajn. until 2 pjn. top two spots that quallf)Ilfy teams for the H H at the Turf Club parldarldng lot on Falls Av- state tournament' enue. Anyone with itoItems to donate for tbe That’s^ no problem for TwinTw Falls, seeded sale is encouragedI to call or deliver the last in'the seven-team'regioi H gional, because the items to: Bruce Bird,1,736-8552; 7 Ron Scbel- Cowboys hosted last year'ear’s state touma- Haas, 736-0630, 107575 WIrsching Ave. W.; ment and get an automatilatic invitation to • or Lex Heyer, 734-22•2212, 2771 E a ^ 3400 Lewiston this year. . North.’ But the fifth-seeded Minic:inico Spartans will- ReScshmentswillbeIbe served at the isale. need to earn their trip onn theth field. They’ll start that journey at 6 p.m.1. againsta] the Idaho Physical examsIS iavailable Falls Russets at Pocatello’s»’s 1Halliwell Field. ■ ■ to Murtaugh Hi|High athleteis The top two teams, pluss TwinT Falls, qua]- j ^ H ify for the state tourney Augiug. 4-8. MURTAUGH-- StudentsS entering Hot bats and deep pitcl grades sieven, ninele o< r 11 In the Mur- i itching play Into • laugh School Districi M inico's favor, but a leakyaky defense could Tict need new physi- . |let the Spartans* chances a csl exams before participating pai in high •. » at a state berth school athletics. slip through their legs. Tbe state requires all hi i ^ school athletes, , Minico (13-20) commltKlilted eight errors B H . including cbeerieadersn tand drill team mem- .while losing both ends o fa' a doubleheaderd to H H ' bere,'lohaveacuirehtj>It physical on die. Doc- ithe Idaho Falls Reds Tues Wild Rock- . ies Championships Serieeries.and Is sanctioned | by NORBA. The forestrested eight-mile loop on NBA lalabor? H above Galena Lodge (elevation(el 7,200 feet) The T Associated Press features great scoiery,f, lots'k o f rolling single tr»ck, plentjr-of climbinibing and bomber de­ NEW YORK - Questionsons and answers UKE SALS8ALS8URr/T>M Tkiw M m scentS; al about the NBA’s labor situiltuation and the TvvlnX Falls’I Nick Bullen avo! Registration can be« doned by mail if.re- move m to decertify, the players’ /olds the tag of Wendelltell catcher Mike Coelholo to score his team’s1 thirdth run In the , _ ceived by Aug. 4 or in person at the Ele- Q: Wbst hqipeaed WedDCsd Inning W ednesday m onomlng In Shoshone. Thehe Trojans won the game - phant’s Perch or eitherler Sun Summit loca- A: Tbe National Labor ReRelations Board *|r tion (Hailey or Ketchum]um) by 5 pjn. Aug 4. ordered oi an electloti on whet’hether the N BA' I CostisS20. ployers’pl association shouldId bet decertified, M . Late registration canin be1 done at the site scstripping it o f its power to repnepresent ihe play- ^egion t e a m s ft a k e i t ti o t h e lil i m i t fnwn 9 ajn.-10:30 ajn.I. Aug.A 5. and costs $5 ers er io collective bargainine. ^ K n extra. The^fee includeudes lunch, cash to Q :W hBtbq)^nect7 larenBaumert tu i game o f the day between Shoshonee lead over Twin Falls (12(12-Jl) after two . ipro/expeit seniors and pnprizes to the top three ^ A; In late Augusi or earljarly September, Times-s-News writer (No. 12) andd BBuhl (No. 5) started latee innings. Twin Foils countluniercd with a run . riders m esdi category. players will cast ballots at re, ■and the resultsLilts were not available atIt In the third ond three inn th'thc fifth to tie thc ' Riders must have a N t regional NLRB 3 ^ ^ 1 NORBA license. A ofiices around the country lOSHONE - Eveiy teamI wentw the press time, gome. ‘* one-day trail license is Bvaibblea for $3 at ntry, voting on vWednesday in the opening whether the union should cont»ntmue to repre- ing day o f Upper Valleyley (No. 4) will take on thec powboy Thod Merrittitt s singled to open , tbe event for beginners. sent them. legion C Americon Legionin baseballI winner o f thee BBuhl/Shoshone gome at 9 the fifth Inning. Then NiiNick Bullen dou- For additional Informa toumarlament - and some teams w( rmation, call the Ele- **Q:Wbocmvo(e? went over a.m. ioday..Wen/endell’s win sends the Tro-- bled moving Merritt loto third. Merritt phanL’s Pen:h at 736-3493497, Sun Summit in . .the limmit. jons against thinhird-seeded Buriey at 11:45 A: Any player on an NBABA roster at the jb e < 5 stole home before Chri:'hris Scherbinske • Hailey, 788-6006 or Inin Ketchum at 726- gjj e opening ^une of the dayy between1 a.m. walked ond Andy Pylc si end of last season, includinging players who Wende: c singled to score 0707. lell and Twin Falls was thee onlyo one The 2:30 p.m).m. game pits Idaho Fallss Bullen ond Scherbinske.c. werew« on the injured list, can participatepar m the to stay ly under double-digit scorii>ring. The against Pocaiellcello ^ 0 . 2). Twin Falls andi Wendell countered innthe thi bottom ofthe Con^iledSed from stiff rqxxtt election: el« Also eligible arere players] who jrojon! ms, seeded No.. II, upehdeided Twin Wood River willwill play In a loser-out games fifth for-the last score ofo f the game. Rob signed more than one 10-daylay contract any falls (No.^ 6) 5-4. time during the season. at 5:15 p.m. and Kimberly and the loserr Buhler pounded a doubleible with one out. Idahtbo Falls (No. 8) drilled KimberlyKi o f Upper Valleyley and Buhl/Shoshone will1 Kevin Merritt hit a single;lc Ito score Buhler Q: How many votes ire noediBededtDdinotve (No. 9) 10-2, Wood River (No. tbetm kn? a. 10) up- playatS p.m . and the game-winning run. Today . ^ set JercTome (No. 7) 16-11 in 100 inningsi TMnPah 001090 0 - 4 8 4 A: A majorify o f the approj WwM 04Q010I-B10010 jroximately 422,. and Mailarsh Valley (No. 1) easilyly defeat- W endell 5, T»Tw in Falls 4 Miodi(S)an()CeMha.W- eligible ph^ers'is needed forr dedecertification. ed Wo< SSHrtrLSuK"’ A4)lvWondlctrtatoum«imm«it.8ho>hona ood River (No. 10) 17-6.5. The ' fl- Wendell (9-1.M 4) jumped out to a 4-0 Upp«rVaII«yv8.Buhlor2orShoshooe. 9o.m. Pleasd SMM LABOR/C2i ^ Please see LEGION/C2 Burtey vs. WendaO, 11:451:45 ajn. Poe8t»0ov».r36io~To^K years ago. The V andals w erere a very em c ie n t — -FbHbfrb test icofg crt --7 3 ' 4 - 6 3 2 6 - ^our eiirfynvi»r« ngaiimt tli»e.CSLathletir. f Jackpot andnd4he-otbcr-«mateur'flights^ !its-tee-lt-— ——21ic_teo_we.werfi_abaQluteIy_the-domi- ii<^team-obout-onc-pIayor-< or-d9ep-at-«aoh-po------andtoOowlhetlmpielRtolmtnxtioftt. [epartment team o f Marv A:Aslett; Idaho up at Twin’ii) Falls Muni. The squadiBds will naipes8 vwhen the,University of sition ancf capable; of holding their nd Detroit Lion great Way/ayne W alker switch siteses for Sunday's closiilg rouniund. Idaho was plaplaying very competitivelyly own because of limitedited siibstrtutipn. It i S f e is a — ------J nd pro Mike Hamblin. > ------All octioiion will have shotgun starts,rts, 7:3d in the old PacPacific Coast Conference,e. didn’t m atter that Univ

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LegionII ------— — D(Respite innjury, IVIilartiiia isays shee’Uplay Continued from Cl:i ' •■ coach ( Harold Nelson. "WcVc get the lead and Cgj OTBz;&, Novratilovo toldd tlthe newspoper. “I’m not 3 t t o p l a y e x h i b i l I against the New York O' Idaho Falls 10,, KimberlyK Z >then get- com placent. But: wc played defense light, the pain foreed,Navrairatiloya , used to being injunijured ond I hate it.” when we needed to. We gotjot some clutch hit- « It of a mixed doubles set fcfor thc Seles hos been:n rphysically ready to play More than a handfndful of errors led to thc ' ;aiiist S eles Satut u i d a y demise of the Kimbcr■bcrly Bulldogs. After tak- *ting w hen w e needed it too.”K).” ' sy. Stars while she was serviving ot for months, accordrording lo the August issue ing a 1-0 lead in thcbe bottom of the sccond in- . Matt Nelson led off thehe tenth for Wood _ SARRASOTA, Fla. (AP) - HHobbled or 30-40. Shee d i^ o t ploy singles laterr iin the o f Tennis Mogazintizine. River with a single and mov ning, K im berly starlecrted JO struggle. ^ ^ noved to sccond on ' not. Mivlartioa Navratilova “fullyy iintends” to match, butt shelctumsi ed aod moved gin^ngerly “She was forti^ii^ate that she was seated The Bulldogs alloillowed .five runs in thc |a wild pitch. An eirbr byly Jerome’sJ sccond play Monica\ Sclcs in thcirr ccxbibitioD during theI concludingco women’s doubletles s e t when the assailonilant struck,” Dr. Richord third and one in thele fourth,f and managed .to ^baseman put Jesse Dccka:kard on first and matchtl SaturdayI in Atlantic C i^ty. , N l New Yorltork won the match 24*22I when' Hawkins, th^.Coloiolorado orthopedic surgeon scorcd N eilson. • score only oncc monlore' when Steven Birkby * “AlltIthough I do have a.groinin injury and Navratilova’vo’s serve was broken.' •. who hos been inn cl charge o f Seles* physicol w alked and K yle Kcmin Kei knocked a double Ben Gonzales singled anand Clay Josephy nm notot used to being injured,id. I.do heal “ 1 am playing pla (Wednesday nigh;ht) in treatment told thethe imagazine. took first after being hit by to score Birkby in theIhc n n h . ly ta pitch. With the very qiquickly,” Navratilova saicaid Wedncs* Florida, }utbut only plan to play doublbles to ’if she’d beenn stsuinding, and if thtf^ blade bases loaded, Jerome hit ai T hat’s when thc Bulldogs Bi began commit- ^ it another batter to day. keep from1 aggravatinga£ the mjury in ththe up- hod entered straighlight instead o f obliquely, it scorc D eckard. A single b; ting errors. After xvall-/alking thc lead-off batter, * ; by Mike Perkins Navrvratilova, 38, retired frorom singles coming daysda; before the exhibitiition,” could have pcnctinctrated o lung fir the rib scorcd thc remoiningrthree Kimljcrly committeded two errors to give Ida- ® ree runs of thc in- pjay on3n thc WTA Tour last Nove>vember. Her N avratilova:va said in a statement fivmn 'Sara- ' cage, and that wouvould hove been serious in- ho Falls a scorc in tthc sixth and gave up [ning. nationonally televised'match Satiat\irday will sota. “Bothth World^ TeamTennis and ththe ex- deed. — . WaedRM 340400100S-1S1B7 med, it was a soft*tissue; only one hit in thc; scseventh but added three jJttarm 122 0231000-1113133 3 be Sele:les’ first sincc she was stattabbed in the hibition ire are very important to me; tand.I “As it happenec WR-DKlun). uphim (S). Hodw (7) andVI McL#»n;M J-TNJrapwm. baCk b^ g injury. Although afTcct* errrors in giving Idahilaho Falls three moro runs I (4). JohoMcn (10) »nd D»y. AWn (4), V by a spectator in April 199993 in Ham- have everyry intention of fulfillingg both muscle-severing ii to put thc gam e outI of reach. , Germany. commitmentents.’ ing the entire shoulloulder complex, it was se* “When a team maknakcs errors, you want to ^ Marsh Valley 17, Wooiood River 6 . Seleses has entered thc U.S. OptDpen and her Novratilovlova’s comment followed a0 story vere only in its psyipsychological impoct.” make, them pay forar iit." Idaho Falls coach W ood R iver gave up a sizosizable lead again - matchfl against Navratilova isJ thetJ first in- in Wednesdiisday's Stor-Ledger o f Nevework, .Seles mode hericr first public appcarancc Irt eorlier this month when Casey Paul said. "Gc■Good play is contagious Jand this time the Wolverinejines couldn’t come what figfi] u m to be a scries o f timiuneups. N.J., which:h quotedc ber as saying she: didn’td .on a tennis court e 1 a clinic at the Special and so is sloppy play.'ay." ^back. ^ Navrvratilova also has been playing pl: sin- know if shehe was' able to play in the exexhibi* she conducted Kimberly coach ShtShane Jones agreed, A fter leading 4-0 after twctwo innings, Wood gles nin World Team Tennis. ShehciriBinally tion. Olympics In New;w I-Hoven, Conn. "I don’t think w e stshowed up lo play ball,” • RiverI gave up nine third-inniinnmgruns. injured5d her groin Fridoy night’-'iit’-^ a WTT “1 want toto get rqidy for our matche:ies and When she doeses rreturn to the WTA Tour, Jo n e s said . “ W c hachad enough (errors) for Marsh Valley had no0 titrouble putting matchI againsti Sacramet^to andd aggravated£ that match,1, too.ti she will be ronkeiiked co*No. 1 with Steffi them to capitalize on.’3n.’’ • 'W ood R iver aw ay after thatthai even using its it Satururday in a match against Charlotte.Ch “But right rig now. I’m not sure,” si Graf. -10B0 ^ Kkntwrty O100l00l2( No. 3 pitcher. IF.S»aMe and Thomptoft^ K-Flu■Flu*. Omo (4) and My«n. FMm (4). “We’ve always kind ofr bebeen a slow-start- o L-OMn. HR-SJf»hl«,W«. FWM.F ing team,” said Manh Vallt'alley coach James im prais,A giaisi s s i \ ^ a t C a »en M urtaughI f(football players : Chandler. “But thc thing abatwut this team is [Canadian bpi W oodRiverl6,JeiJerome 11 (10 innings) [th e y ’v e a lw ay s b een ablC/)lc/to comc back. MON»NTREAL (AP) - Pete Samjmprtis, in his over it. All.11 in i all, 1 played pretty wc uiged tbattettendw oikout Wood River did wlwhat it has done all year ^W e’ve set a goal to w in1 thithe stote champi* first ma[Utch since winning his thinlird consccu- wasn’t scrviirving well and I played a l< _ - give up a big Icalead. But this tXmc4he ^onship and you can’t go;o tunless you win tive Wii/imbtedon title, beat Jonatht;than Stark 6- baseline poinoints, but it was,there on thche big MURTAUGH - /A pre*seoson skills camp ; Wolverines camc bacVtack in a big way. ssom e gomes at regioiials.” 3. 4 - 6>, . 6-4 in clammy heat Wed'cdnesday In points.” will t>e held at 5 p.m.3.m. Monday on Bennett field ; A fter taking a 10-50-5 lead and then watch- M arsh V alley added 100 more ff runs to put the secocond round o f tbe Canadianm Open.< Play starteirted two hours late becauseie o f a for all incoming MurtMurtaugh footboH ployeis. > ing it slip to a lO-lO10 tie a fte r seven, Wood aan exclam ation point on chehe swin. "It wtivas pretty hot ourthere, htutitmtid,” Sam- cloudburstend sn< rain feli again in the ever'cning, The camp will last until daik, and time will River pounded in fivefive runs in thc top of the wMV OO0ai3-iri3B pres sailaid. “I lost concentratioa forfoi about 10 justasJefTT'Tarango s brolre serve to takece a 2 - be allowed for playenycis to get their physicals. : WR 9100200-see t Oth to sm other any/ qiquestions. mUV-P\»Ootr, Andtnon (0) M WtiMMy.n.D«inMi(e).wR«uvai. D< minutcses there. 1 first-set lealead over Andre Agassi, thehe top Cost is SI, anclI phplayers should wear shorts ; “Wc still blew ouror (cad,”(i said W ood River ”HoM (3l MHon (9) and UdMn. W-Ami(Wnl-OuvM. ujjjgle heat was getting to me,le, but I got seed and ^efending fe i champion. and cleats.

' \ f ~ S torries-----— ScoreBS and si;tats ------Continuedi frfrom 02 was the kickcr.. ButBi I kicked off at Iclo- PM» 3011 SBMEMa OOOO could be repl•eplaced by “specinlists.” ho.” o g a 1 00 0 M l 1009 W alker anand Kramer probably beeecomc r Thcir fame, particularlypai to adoring g Ida- Vondol fans o f‘ thcthi eco, has been unex- ; a ’ s'l'i'i [-names as much for being ~AL standings ■ hoons as starstandout football players. WWalk* pcctedly enduring,ng. Neither spent a lot of ; Televisioilio n TM ' , V4tl4 TM •ut o f Boise High School wwhile time in Idoho for>r manyn years after gradu* • g g Sti ou* /a lk e r ation, both gravitatiitating to electronic media ! « « ______Eventmt______I______5station______Tl Kramer wasvas a Sandpoint grad. Wa ^ .,Z i 2 R&Elk M played at aboutabc 200 pounds, Kramervjrvper- - Walker os a Lion,ions TV colo^ commento- : barm I 41 40 JO , more recently, the voice ; Nm YoA 40 41 .49^ « Oolf, 8«nler BrititItlsh O p e n . ESE8PN/Ch.13 Time 8 asiftossait; haps 225. BeBoth, of course, pumped ttthem- tor and Kramer, mt !St SSS Equoslrlan ccmpatlMtJtlon, Q ueen Q lz. II PrtPrim e Sporta/Ch. 04 (IHT) 1C _____ selves up for their pro chreers. of Intermountainn GasG: Company. ; Tannii, DuMiuHcirIerOiMn EGE8PN /C I3.13 11 That theyty were^ ofTensive linemen; i:is re- Even Wolker isis’s somewhat surprised'by ; “ " r r u „ a Baseball, Whllo SoxatRedSoxS o W up into.the Moscow orea.' tdnmOtr » 4t . U tl AZ^ s ' Olympic Fwthral,al, baakettMll/welatita PnPrim e S p o r& C h . 84 (IHT) 61 pjn. 0|«l.M >4 1 Alan or Northern Idaho Idi and you hear . UrrSolM » S3 tt 4 4 2 4 had (Hall*(ll*Of*Fame fullbacks) / WMOMX Auto radng, USAC^C competition . ESESPN/Ch. 13 6:3C;30p.m, Ojtoa. « iJ » 9 ’ Ameche andnd Jim Brown he'd moke oloffen- 'Walker/Kramer storiessto everywhere - and I' W L Pa Pit oe B a ta b a ll,In d iana n * ai t M ariners Pr)Prim e S p o rts/C b . 84 (IHT) 6e p - ^ (m Sh I 12 they get a little! betterbe alt the time,” the ; Cmark » » .BE.m - ' B aseball, B raves»atOocIgera at V\TWTBS/Ch. 32 • :30 £ p.m. ( MUi7|Bi« I s iv eg w rdIs so out o f them.” Ton 4} 41 JOI7* * Motorcycle racingIng, Netheriands GP E8ESPN /Ch. 13 11SpjTL w ii!iw.iwnr»ac— Their caretireers also were intertwinened in Boisean said withth a laugh. ' ; CMM a 44 4SIS 1? VoU6ybaII,AVPpropro boacti PrfPrim e Sporls/C h. 84 (IHT) 11awn! 2 ^ kicking thee footboll.ft This Walker/KnuCramer celebrity scramble. ■ 11 P-m. HMuaiowott taa -<120------C ollege! olof .Southern Idoho Presitsident at Jackpot todayoy becomes the second StiCMBJlSSl 11p.m. twHwi hwna-yM jia^^ita:(tanM(l). eegoife IOOtH>M2» 4 ? 11 •^eny MeyeriI'crhoeffer, an Idaho underj•rgrad competitive showiow ing o f W alker on the.. -f4 CUW(A 1ll9Ban;i: r n il t e r «p 20 0 gency” situatuations for the Packers wwhile pull-hook drive. “E UkiMM4.8M«lWtfA ■ s r r i i iiii ” Hnrrf 9000 tMif kicker original equipmenticnt, the glove, the clubs,: ToMOm US-NnTot' CMsiB OOOO IMMd W alker wasis tthe full-time field goal kt< VGWtain M f ) 0 00 iMrf■" 0®0® 5«* 2009 SS"' >ns. the bogs, thc shoesioes, everything I boughC' fur^3^n. \ 5 ilAj9iw(6 M a 9 020 cei(«a M aiai fordieLions. imuit .. - ' •, • a i i s l s r ^ ?d !? ? ? » \IIU _ ^ • “That was'as because of the limited1 :sub- when I started lastistyeor.” j llOSain. S',” i!!!SS’, u n i',V)TM rule,” Walker cxplaiained- He odmitted to being nervous in the I OMin) (Skeorri M ■ DmM (Ito SSbc 90ooiUirn a n stitution n asrsjss2?s525s:ESW Ip «»#0 ■ ^ ^ ly. “You couldn’t run a bvbunch Circle A Construticution skins gome ot Twin ; Nm Ycrt (PMl* M)« KnaCiy (C iiii £s; siiis;r* 40t0 M 400“ i ‘S 5 w . c only ’ Falls Municipal Wednesdoy.Wc ' «D«B(mren9 MMnL24 I 2 2 : (C 3010 E-0iM(atP-9«tiFandRe o f difTcrcnccice people in and I was thc < OCKD toncN wmM t-i I 0iii! I sr* iv.’.'s.*( , 29 0 0 . P «M i,rbttiS -aoM (t al ot- But like ony NFINFL linebacker, he’s still ; sapn ^ .KMiC» ^ ^ ^ ^ one who couldcoi snap for field goal CMma(BMm44)«UMkU< RM* <0<0 l*OMd 4 4 2 1 MW n 000 R{R as so tempts. So> I was the snapper and KraT am er willing to tackler i t ; Umrf 40 10 ai^t«»Jtan.SaCFMU«m:I*Kimrd. ua.MTMi.aUHir.2MB ea ti-3 OM«(A ISSO M l * dl 4 011 JnTM.CMrNca.T-UI.A-17.A-I7J7S (R^(W36-**|iim-< 0>auil4 0 00 M r r 902) (< m ? “ UMMLM .92410 I NL standings DiMia 42)1 M»q9b P H (tn GM03B 3 0 00 UcMaC ? 90^0 SCHEn4.UV»e«} r i ; Lab<>or------AITtaMlOT ' ViUtcA 0 t t a.'-'jojo uuwuaz ^ j s r , , WCMtD im c OOOAMa • (HH Fana ) * 0 • » i S i w f v U S '• S S S m C o n tin u ^ifram fn C1 iTcfore the dcccrtificiificotion election. W L Pa Ptl oe M«adMrtatP ' Q: What’s the leagteague’s position? IM>id 4 2 3 0 S<*I Vill!. SS' 0 i 0 1 ) ■WI)MDrt«T-292.iW& ____ a W lw isis tlthe elecdoD being held? PNianwi 4« a illSi-» SS” .V .'.,- a i t s t M9ib 4 00 0 ayers. A: Like the unionion leadership,1 the NBA has •; r OOOO OMn 7 .S . OOOO1 «n»4.«0CBJ A: Last m.month, a group of 17 pl)i> FbM> Jl a JCS , i i o w Michael Jordan and Patrickk Ew- cipposed decertificaticcation. Deputy commission- ■ HwTail U St ja a 4Bt2 2 ) I S>a } 110 including Mit CvMChWn ^ ESiMnicui«im.jiMi2vo Bi ■ n i l rr^a foVi-Bot..Sr” 4 010 ‘"8. “ ked thethi NLRB to order an elecection er Russ Granik hasis saidsa if the union dissolves,; P± (B IL08-On9>S.B«xK2fr.TIiM Mail 3 0 00 (tWl»,a 3 020 IMaa 3troiMi.l : -A: Lav^ersforpla;players hocking decertifica* 41 41 saSU ~U 2SMiB en COM - Gourdirrdine and union president EBuck already filed in fedcr(jdcriircourt ih Minneapolis. OmWi-J 7 2-9 9 3 ) a 9-. Btnit <0«< M efa 3110 IM ailOSTM Ktrnaimt. M * I.) 0 0 0 S » S « 1 S ; Witlinms hoviiove accused agents o f inteiterfer- by Jordan, Ewlng5 andan others, to go forwdnf: SllSUll].M«YcrtZ.1IMisi T«.IJinin»«.t-2Ji/W3,497(Jl97(npi> ( MnlK 1 1 00 0 9 2 OMd> I DOO ?' nJi M • M union with its potentialit forfc triple damages. The"- UoM4.0x;wi2 ■«(23i3B-a»>' tng m unionon business and say the ui tl f BUCMYSinMI- IlSSlM I 1 44 4 1 } HM?' OOOO e-cr«^cp-ttuMiLifltot BB so m ust beprestreseWed. After players tablibled a .lawyers also say dissolvingdiss the union woufd'- ^ • UMDJIA » 1 099 tta>MaVM|11hBi«0 SSm m «. M tmm e x iH *(*11 iMa-HmhncPM.TKMice*ii9V.T-UliUtl)tJ Mart >000 U0K>« .M- \t 0 0 0 0 2 tbe union has has gone back to the bargaiiaining lockout The league;ue disputesi this, saying the Lm t. AUMi s. a« m. PtfMd 4010 R*Ma* LateALboxscoi - S « . -• 0 0 2 table to formirmulate an agreement that play.,p chaos that would ensiensue from having no union; Sw FivdKD 4, Ofcml a «n rn.m. Mm* 4 0 00 Ca«( «ore §S~t.ios-iM-aoJOB n-t M 2 0 1 iposed would foree ownersers to continue the lockooit- To^tan* OMI 4 2 2 1 OMIb 3 2 2 0 9 accepcept. Players thought a prope 'MIUwO- IMbe 90 00 S(i9N3b1 ill! SSS!b““‘ 1 free* into the 1995-96 season.seoi The NBA olso said- 0 U 1 « ^ UU3k 4 0 2 1 torrf 9 9 B 0 0 luxuiy tax,, whichwl would pen^ize rich f S«> Cta » .. . m mon 0D»-« Thna 21) OMtil "" “ gSTogg?^ OnnM (Rod frO)« Sw Fcwdn■sMta (V Tcmb oa 330 QM HPslflb 012 £M^a1 iii? WlHSpn. ' {-GunMOLCP-UnMlTen.TeiB«r Snmlt. 910 Wfnc-■ 4 09 0 F o ^ r 114 I 4? ? ! S • (tatiO- UB-4*»wb7.T6reel»-A«k» 9 0 0 1 ' 31,109 pm ZSISm iSfc*' ii! n Jl20 ' m 1 04 4 2 1 |||i|||jg y y (y || (M/tmttOiMM -^S«(tS). TM a IHI TM : ^ Tourirn e y _ __ " so _ 0 9 0 1 -- • .j M a m AL boxes ) 3 r 9 QMl HI «0n UM 2 5 i? S £ C^ontlnuedIfromCI frc •' a “*. !, 5 5} 2I 2 I CP C3iii atlO»-QtMai1,Cd Jyjyg 3 >(tassaM mujaiPfHnti.iiM«i 3t always brought the same ininten- A A t o u rmey n s c h i e d u l e WJFORNU Ten* «K»-0A«1-._____ rMp« r* fmdwrl W • bM diWgBLtr*-*- sity to otherr games.gj *rkH • • rkH Hn9nw.r-a t 1 2 : mTMMK - . strong contingent o f experiei Seven upper-dividivision Legion baseball n««d 9010 n^3» 4 U ’ * I » BB SO em M SilSSSf* Ltdbyaar Magic Volley and Eastern. • MMM 400 1 U n d !iij > sK tsssassV-JiatOn AMtf mu n&usftwPmicAikMewM. players likee CoryC Thain, Chad Schow .2100 lbKM-H>M.tanittfeCaMtn tia S ' M M U 4 2 1-3 9 9 9 4 0 Ala 9 009 3 m » the Region C toumamei^ . 'S*?^ 9000 mSlA ' ]3119 »i«itTWPM[*T-tafc.J7.1!47.1S0(a9Hl J20 ) 1 ^ . 15*9? e « C £ 5 . t :tV ^ Eric Stroschtichein, the Spartans shoulc ttoMJb 4 111 Snatft 4 0 9 1 3 IO«U 49 00 ObMC i l , lodaXpocalello’slo’s Halliwell Fiejd, 1100, ,:. IAriI 41)00 QMnf 4 SSdRttTi* ready to playay in Ae state*qualifying tououma- g • MTWE n*rw>r t ‘4 4 d |?io °*"*.**.*‘*'TOTBg*'twiMBvHn ment. VMM* 4020 fblSf 4 i r the, first two doys o f the' iii! - I'll . SSUl U 0 0i 0 ! i 19- ! Spmc ” sillIHI S '|( sooo' M30CHVU£MUMS^iwwftBg.* Thain, whoho pitches and is the team’ss des- lineup for th( 422D fteid 40 10 S ^ d1 :ion toumoAient follows'..,, w lV 10»0 * P^a 4 0 0 0 BOMS g 5511 BW dpSSr^'*'^' ter. has been on fire at the* ^nlnte double elimination TM » r n il !S1«3 ? S0 J 9 0 2 RkaiS 1 9 00 Sheit* 'S ^S S r . ' igoated hitter. Seeding, bosed on i a )ooo jj3 g ^ lateljr, hittingIng four home runs in Minii on regulor-season leogue. ‘ S,‘. !!!! r,”„i J??} tai«Mp SS^R 2 00 0 records, is in parentlenthesis. % - Z ^S > \ 4 000 DM.0mT-42XA-a«(IUBt ' r 1 80 0 Tia. last eight gamt 6 )lt1 g s ? l l t l ^ ’^ ',.r Thain alsoIso has picked up his pitch W^^UMlSS'luSaSi.^ )er Valley (2) vs. Twin ll0ltfl-7)D«(3O).«m>«(1S).COM{ ! 0100 iwecnt«eie«i . S'.'•????. li* 1019 5J3!Si5«^!iS?*iMaM.oita ' witiniog bisis last I two outings, includiiiino®a Game 1: Upper ia-SMo) A EMr a DOWM A V- . MID 9unua . Iw m TM a 121 TM Falls(7)lla.m. S..M«3» 2iisiE! 1)0 ZMie three-hitler lastlas weekend in the RBI Tou ■ to W« 20S0 SMil 2 i! o 'UM d ' to ' ] M M l' ‘ ' ■ sffsasasits Game 2: Blackfo'kfoot (3) vs. Idaho Falls OMl 1100 COMd r ‘ 4129 oS n I .m ent - Reds (6)2:30 p.m.n. t } 5 TM 8171 TM ' t IS s a w vn 4919 TMMit I ' • i : 1 )9i9 CP t<*u»tiia I RB tO-1 wS£MrtM«4MTM0» toKt .O^eS^MSicoC:o (5) vs. Idaho Falls R u^ OM ® ’ T cm n » 99 11 2B -lM W 2 (S » 5 * (t3' t " •SCvMb. vide qualityf depthdc on the mound fo)’ Min HMfNM- I I ] '} S : ] 3 Man OM » J ,2 .0 •tefwea. Falls'lls (19-26 overall, 1M 3 leaj M rm 1-3 0. 0 0 1 1 OP-T*«l.eMnl.LOS-Taii3.”„S rj IiH toswaaaowa m S 3 be rolling into the post*set“ 8“') S S u . i'” S ? S l i W l 7 4 1 1 ^ " O to e 4; Loserr Gam^^ld i vs..Loser Q a m ^ HiifetlSs 41 i iS" 1 • « g “3>1 3? in the Riq)M Baseball I ^ I \ l oMr.MMt tadooal lastst week,> falling in the chan s r - a . i i t l HaaU). IM 9 -1 ?^5i' ^ Game 5°Winnermer Game 1 vs. WlnneT;’ ^ }. CMIM 2M 3 « 4 ndiMii onship gamele byt just one nm to a ,solid < ee jg.4 BteijM ' t 1 1 i'l i Game 2 12:30 p.m..m. . .. -.'.-I ------C£=_v.?4-i-;.; ; ’ ei* ■ " s? ' ’ * « - tSSISLtit -■ _itad£Lt»ai_------6ame-6; Pocatellotell«:i^l)-v8;-WinncrGamfi~i“ (MUM oti .m iaa» - 1 1 0 But Carsoniioh C i^, Nev., brought a bn . . *f>i( *1 ' yd:>iH,(|^M !!;!' sggaiigag iH »h#. 3 • 4p.m , ----- to-Efontief.Fil — GamTr7.*T»5erQtt ^ ^ e S vs. Loser :••••' *-*■ ...... Blackfoot . iltj. mntm . rmKMMOrr ndimKIM r ' I 1i 4 ' - V r r ; The'Cowbo: will n ^ to get strongIg hit- Jamie Hyde, alongI'g vwith Marie Scofield |U ^: I,'.,-■■ :'2S: « M tl .!itoil I COMMW.' 41V, I 0 1 IMri 1120 JM*' •.15*1? » « » nmuKCITATB MiiO^aSSS!S <“8 ftom AtbUbotsdti'bound outfielder CG r ^ Brian'Neace; have.sl'e.shown flakes of. e ]^ ^ i W .Jl'ljS "' s a - a S t u ’ Schethaasandmd Chris ‘Wivellcr, '•leiice;'.’ ' ' ‘ ;'1N* S4I4 1HM a* » • " ' ? w v; «23l iKlTt«QSrr&'S^M(a f iiii. niMrtiuaa .Like Minicolico. Twin Falls h asa &iriyt ide^ Ncace threw fivefive outstanding innings MMBfMMi. listed of pitclitc b m . blit consisticDcy onin the against PocatelloI last lat week, add could-get f,’ 'ss -.isa.g wssr: lit! NLboiwrores IHil.! Iiii ^SS ks -OMMI..'£:^■ar^s '..OMtl'. i* I - ; s«oe u**|i5 2JJ0 *.” ***■ mound has beibeen a .p ^ le m . Isaiah Dayly and the starting nod tdda>iday.'. i i!!!:,s5asa.^'s. >, ■ I. I j 3 Z i r - ■ -i' • \ \ V ^ Thursd,Sday. July 27 .1995 Timos-Nowolows. Twin Falls. Idaho C-3 ' with fire,[ ^'Neeed advicee? CaU A!Lbby,er,TThelma , Asttro pitchng you thihe latest "advice" from avoidsIs gettingI burned by1 Rock the local bebowling world. " The!2 ln ria a 154 N o5 Topi average shotJ . Look at« iti this way - a week of Tucicker 176/223/26363 for 662. Add ihcir : ".HOUSTON (Al(AP) Pilcher Pro-Scniolior Bowlers and nowI 125 pins per?cr gome of handicap, Darryl Kile left ihclie 1 looded In Abby is wwi ritin g 1^16 boNyling col- I ' I and there is ia 1,709. Closc on , eoch of the first threethr innings and umn. Arcc we\ not coming'"up" in" The Scrolch S'weepiper al Ihe iheir trail wnwas Bob and Shelly hit a two-run single jle to help end his the world•Id? Strange though, I Mogic Bowl went to RtE U y T u ip in fivc-gomc losinglg streak as'the a ealizc that Abby and I a 227 Np.-Tap average didn’t reo w ith 0 four gome serie•ies of 823' Bob had o 2 Houston Astros beabeat the Colorado so much alike. Thanks, . looked so ■ w inning S70. S econd wcirent 10 Fred 0fi/2()6?265 for an 831 Rockies 4-3 Wednesinesday n i^t. Times-NcK'ews, fo r a good chuckle - , c^'Slielly at 213 rolled Sweatfleld with on 80616 and SSO. f" Kile (4-10) hadid noti won since ■ wc can all11 tuse one now and then, j 1 for 706. BUI Palmer and J.V. MilKtthell lied June 19. Hcollowcd'cd only one run in They hodI onlyon 53 pins per game .the first three inninnings, when he 'car-old Grayson Stone5 with 792 for S20 and thir wen. to of^ndi^Pei'> giving them a totul of wolked six. Fivc-yeaiiis w oy to. im proving hiss ^ H ig h g o m e p o ts wos on hiswhen'he covcred fourr ' Sweatfield and Turpit D . v c F o lIks k s shot 266/194/216 ' . NationalI L eague ‘ 5 averagevith w spores. He’s on thee ^ Palmer 237, Leon Jepsoion 212 ond fof676 onhishis 199 average while •. frames wilck. The “big” boys say:; 1 Mitchell 217. Second placcpl game jj„ Baker, his partner, at 213 shot right trackour spares - the strikess ]pots were won by.Jep.ipson 2J5,-.*:266/264/2355 forft 765. Add their 78 : ■ Houston managerger Terry Collins r'i.'/'' Jl Cover you; of themselves. . ' ' Courtney Kreft.'and Torom Smith pjpg pgr gamiame of handicap nnd .sent reliever JefTTtTaboko to worm • take care ol both at 204. th e y f in is h ecd d third t at 1,675. High . lip after Kile's fourtlurth walk with no Haken and Al Chapman1 .... scries out of)f thetl money was Cory outs in the sccondd inning.ir But Kile . 1^'i H Helen 37Hi took first with Doug; Qoiy and Rhonda Sexi:xton got il Lucero who0 slshot 252/244/252 for regained his contrntrol and lasted B with 1,637:n and Robte Robinson1 alli together to take firstt iin the No 748 scratch1 andani 892 handicap. seven innings. ' H McQueenat 1,538 in ihc No Top3 ' Tap League at the Bowiwladrome. _ • He ollowed sevenen 1hits, walked six lG E g^^| second 5at Sweeper at Ihcs Gary( entered with a 20(0 6 . N o T a p Thelma Tuciruckcr writes j weekly ond struck oui eightight. Kile's single S n B j * Doublesom e. , ; i average and shot 203/26'63/206 for column for• the thi Timen-News. Vou with tw o ouls in1 ththe fifth inning « Bowladrom a 672 scratch series. Rhehonda with can contacl herhci at 733"f3S7. gove H ouston a 4-1 lead, scoring H P tlil ■Dave Magadan ondid T o n y E usebio. Pinch-hitter Danteinte Bichette hit a in the eighth off.' '' >s and stiats two-run homer in l ur scores reliever Dave Ver^ercs lo cut the irgo Marcantonlo 522. Klosig 265,2 Rhonda Soxton Connin 613.6 Tom Borryossa - Rockics' deficit to 4-3. Bichette, Margo BIrroll 476. Ciolita 263. JoiJohanna Brown 256. 610.. TomTo Glass 605. Virginia . ..who hit his first 17 home runs at y. ' I t i H H H I Brian Birr Lopoz 462. 46!c Joromy Sudik RosoWhVhllo235. Williamslams 574, Loo Callon 557. home, has hit hisis lostI two — on 0 tho sc o re s report- 454. Dustor • FollxIx McLomoro M 538. Mary ■ stan BIrroll 447. Cindy .consccutive nights5— — oniberoad. ' Horn aro0 localtt btjwflng con. co u n lry m i I S(ogoi 502, Lucy ymon 436. Wador MAGI3IC BOWL, Ann £ ed (mm tholeQ wook onding July Robinson)n 426.4 Travis Schulz . . . . „ , ,, Schuckcuckort499. Dot Van,Hook Cardinals 3, Mctse ts 2 ,1 1 in n in g s lers for Iho vs 410. StephoiphanloKiesigdOI. I Fails * . 496.. TomTo McCullough 495. 22. ST. L O U IS -B cmmard a r Gilkey's Nth- ______JUNIOROR GAMES; Robert AOULJLT SERIES; Paul Audroylroy Llpo 459. inning RBI single WedVcdncsday gave the ADROME, Orossarr 224.22 N olhon Klosig M lllor 622, 6: Mike Goodson SENIENIOR GAMES; Tom Sl. Louis Cardinals. a I3-2 victory over * BOWLAIn i l s ' 200. Margoirgo Marcantonlo 189, 600, Garlary Buoltnor 580. Loo Borryo;ryossa '2 6 9 . Virginia the New York Mcts,I. wlwho have lost five T he Clardlnals’ ar Jo se CquendOiUOileaps over New York’s5 Jeff . Tw in Fan Ciollta Lbpoz Lbf 176. Dustan Gallon 580.5( j.V. MKchoIl 506, Williams:nms 243. Virgil Conn 236, in a row. K e n t aafter f t forcing him out at second.'Oquendosei w as ur SERIES; Tom Gloss BlrrolllTS..76. Jorom y Sudik-170. SharonI RlddloburQor470.R Courtniirtnoy Kroft 234. STom. unable a d u l t SB ll w as.the sccond cc nplete the double play. ' Choppoll 633. Noal. B rion BirrBIrroll 166.'Travis ADULJLT GAMES: Paul Glassss 1223,i: Follx McLomoro inning gome and fourth 662, EdtJioa>29. Borry Hamilton Schulz 166. 166, W altor-Roblnson Millor226!26, Gory Buottnor 223, 212.. Loo Lo Gallon 209. Mary ings between the twovo learns,I wiih cach FhiU icsM 2,1 Pirates 1, 24-25. TobJ Borland (»-0) i SabsooK 629Pnjdont 530. Kolhy .jg i Gnrrlinrrlollo Morcontonio SharoniRlddloburgor213. R Loo AnnI Siogol £ 200. Tom ) pitched a, 531. Jono Pn winning twice. Si. Loui^uis won 8-7 in 11 n Innlnlings, Ist game scoreless ; 1 llh inning for hi i25.'yickl Klosig 517, 152. ToddddFiscu3l47. F GallonI 211,2 MIko G o o d so n M cCulli:ullough 199. Doi Von : innings Tuesday niglil. ^ m ajor league victory. his sccond Sharnan 525.im m ons 49 5 . J.C . ADULT.T NO^ TAP SERIES: 210. J,V.V. Mllcholl176. H ook)k 187. li Lucy Schuckort - The Mets took thele ItIwd in the lop of LADELPHIA - Mickey M arilyn Slmi18, Tholm o Tuckor g o b Loazoiazor 631. Jim B akor J.UNICIIOR SE R IES: J a so n - 174.,Mary Mai Larkin 169, lini's socrifice Ily with one out in j .the I'hlr when Tim1 B(Bogar hit an RBI Mormdmi ^ Phim es6,Piratcs4,2m Magoo 488,1 Soloago 467. Bob 705. cory>ry LucoroI 746. Tom Thuron1 467.<1 Katio G oodson AOULOULT NO TAP SERIES; h inning sent Pittsburgh lo ils 477. Byran S' .single ofTTony Fossasais(2-0). ( Ihc llth II ' PHILADELPHIA - Pin.nd game G lass 740.'40. Virgil C onn 726. 3 9 6 . Amm d ro a S ta n so ll 36 6 . Bill Palmor Pair 609. Paul'M illir fourth stniitniight loss. Tony Longmire hii a loweringin c h -h itte r Giles 465. GAMES: Tom Glass o a v id Brown Bro 712. Sholly Scott B rasio r 3 4 6 . Alox 686., Courtney Coi Kroft 665. Roy ' Von Slyke and Darren Daullon . Expos 4, Cubs12 2 AndyV i ^ homer in Ihe ei^th inning, ngra: three-run ADULT GAChappoll 245, Neal Leozor 706,706. VickJ klesig 703. Bow yorir 273. Slovo Couchch 646.6 J.V. Milcholl 602. the inning with walks off Dan ] CHICAGO-Butch 1 ^ Philadelphia Phillies past therallying I Ihe 255, Eddie130, Cl Barry Hamllion r q j o WhiNMo 6 7 5 , T ra c o y RiddlobuiJurger245. Ray TurpinTur 582, Barb Smith third straight victoryry despitet! allowing Pl»acO-33-3). Mark Whiten then ground*‘ Pirates j 6-4 Wednesday for ea Pittsburg Sabeook 230Kiosig 201. Kathy HolfmanI 666.661 Rhonda Soxton JUNICtIOR GAMES: Jason 613., HazolHo Couch 567. Judy lird. and JefTK ing.threw to see- , 12 hits, and Rondell:ll ^W *te and Scan "li^^hird, * their twi-nightidaublehcader.a sw eep o f 224. Vlekl00. Ki Dbdo Siogd 181. 662. LindadaSlokos657. S Thuron1 170,1 Katie G oodson Turpin)in 452.4; Bcny homered. o n d for a force play as Van Slyke: Philadelphia trailed 4-3 in tl Sherman 200.)S 178. Marilyn ADULT.T NOt TAP GAMES: 154. An.kndroa S tan so ll ISO. AOULDULT NO TAP GAMES: • Henry (6-7) walkedked ont and struck T™ "*'”10 third. !! • game I when Charlie Hayes Io; the second Sob Gilos171. Tholma Tuckor bo ^ lobzoiazor 300. Jim Kruso Scotl B ra slo r 14 6 , Alox Bill PoLmor PoL 268. Courtnoy out none in 6 1-3 inninjinings. and the Cubs • indini then lifted a fty ball to left^ eighih ( with a double oft relicopened the Simmons 171.Whoolor171. J.C. 298. Tomim Gloss( 268. OavId Bowyor»r 116. S to v o Kroftft 276. 27 Paul Mlllor 244. , nnd Vann SSlyke easily beat Al Martin's | licver M ike r n . Losllo • stranded 11 runners. 5 D yer (3-2). Dave Gallagher tri( Vi Brown 200.. 200 Sholly Loazor RiddlobuijurgerllO. Roy CouchCot 240, Qarb'Smlth ome as the Thillies won conscc- , tried to sac- Magoo 166. Mel Rojas pitchcdtd thet ninth for his * rifice, but Hayes'was throw I SERIES: Robert 27a;'A'n’dyn'dy Hoffman 2/6. SENICIIOR SERIES: 225., HazolHa Couch 225. Roy uuvc gameimes for the first.time since June | own out at , JUNIOR S 19th save. ' third. 06. N ath an Klosig o o a n DorlBorland 267, vickl Courtnoloy Kroft 641. Virgil Turpln2:iln 225iTom Glass 223. Orossar 606, Califo[)rniaL’s lDavis geets fooleid by ol(Id trick;; Angels5 win an]lyway ce-hit ball in pair of-shaky start;starts lo help the Blue Jays ; A N AiHEIM, H CaliiLltAP) - w ho scorcd four limes in thei p pitched seven innings of three the Tigers, wl 7-6 victory stop a three-gnmcime losing streak. He gave. ; A p p a r eently, m Chili Davis w asn't' t . A m erican Les lg and five m ore in the fifth, tthe Baltimore Orioles* 7-' ^ag u e founh inningIcycs < (0-2) lost in his 199?1 \ Wednesday night, * up eight hils and''md'wnlked two in his sec- ^ Sr v P IIR watchinglg Ithe 1972 W orld Series too30 Carlos Rc)starter. He allowed four runsi The Rongcrs* losing slreocok matches ond coriiplcte gamegnm ofthe season. r '"^. c lo se ly , warning fell on deaf ears. debut as a 1 stain three-plus innings. IIhe third longest in teamim history. On July 15.5. HentgenI tied a team ; li. •• If he hahod been, lie mighl not have “It was a.risk, but wcfS- . on five hits in equalling a lO-gamc droughght in 1976. rccord by walkialking nine in a loss lo ^ fallen victiciim to the some trick Rollic mighl work." Mortincz'jwe. th o u g h t It S, Yankees 5 iT e x a s lo sl 12 sira ig h t in I!1982 ond a Seottle. and last Thursday he inatchcd F in g e r s> a;and the Oakland Athletics 972. another club marlmark by giving up l'3 liiis ;• " c a m e o u t a n d to ld m e s'said. he "Tony , R oyals 6,S CITY, Mo. - Wally Joyner. team -record 15 in a row in 19^ the Orioles, ina loss to Califoiilifomia. p u lle d oon n Johnny Bcnch almosl 23 the sign for an intcntionihe’d give me KANSASle ( tag o f Jim Leyritz to score Leo Gomez homered for it ^ , ytarsago.JO. mal walk. I’d slid past the t who moved over .500 (41-4-40) for the Tlie Blue Joyslays trailed el-0 when Joe ! throw the fostboll rigl lg run with two outs in the 'i led with one out in the ; , “V Dnvis.5. V\yho hit 0 grand slam in the ght over the the winning I first time this season. Bradyly Anderson Carter doubled *}* p la te o n d , h o p e fu lly , hi Inesday night as the Kansos ‘ >hn Olerud followed wiih • ning of Colifomio's 6-3 win he won’t be ninth Wedne:Is bi:at N ew York 6-5 to endI “ and Rafael Palmeiro each hadad two RBTs fo u n h and John ■ \ i, V third mnit •n ready to hit it." pitcher Mike Trombley's i iglith time in a sin g le ofT piicl ^ , Wednesdisday'over Cleveland, come City Royalsees* t seven-game winning; “ as Baltimore won for the eigl Dovis was 12 years 11 gomes. lef^ ankle. up againn iin the fifth against Dennis Fingers successfully pulhrs old when Yankees prague was hit by a pitch. ; it a leadoff single off reliever . Moyer (6-3) walked two3 tnnd struck ' Afler Ed Sprag , . M a r t in ejz z 'witri a runner on third and Illed the same 1 double into ihe right-flcid i ihove on Bench in the W( nan (2-3), and was sacrificed1 0 but three in winning his fiftiflh straight Green pulled a doi # • •'♦k. one out. A-orld Series. B o W S i by Cary Gaelti. Greg Gagne: d decision, m atching his career-1:r-besi streak corner. Tromble;ibley (1-6) left the game ; • - '^hcnn Ithe count wenl to 3-2,?» T igers 10, A thlctics to second by:d to left o f t John Wetteland., S' set three limes previously. Hmanager Buck . The left*handcr*s big'ges H jjH jjH H j ol . But Dovis was caught look- won his ninth straight dccthe start, Ihen which brougti• running onto the field lo' ‘c camc in the third inning, whehen he gave in g w h e:n n Martinez suddenly slipped5d Detroit Tigers beat Iccision th as the ShoWalterumpire ri Dale Scott. uup Mickey Tcltlcton's 20ih hohom er ofth e Red Sox 5,, W liite Sox 3 . in 0 fastboiboll for a callcd strike three,:. Athletics 10-4 Wednesdaythe n Oaklonrf argue with umHipolito Pichardo (6-3) went: S' season. The three-run drive clcclosed Texas BO STO N -- DaDave Hollins singled lo ncnever seen it before and I’ll'11 The Tigers have won/ t'night. • Reliever5 Hifor the victory. tito 4-3. but the Rangers mamannged ^nly brcok a sixth-inn-inning lie in his Boston tw o in a ro w tw o innings fc ' n e v e r se»; c it again," said Davis, a 15-5 - a fte r lo sin g 10 o f 11. Tli als tied the gam e at 5-5 in the';■ fourfi hits afler that in losingg 1their sixth debut, und Mikelike Greenwell drove in The A's have The RoyalsnOnghewalkedjWitliionco.ut,. c consccutive road game. year vetei:teran. “I got suckercd. It’s•o dropped five siraight and 11 three runs as Ihethe Red Sox beat the the II o f 13. e i^ t h w h c nfrom C third when ihc normnlly * Chicago Whiteite Sox 5-3 Wednesday APpiKto c o o l. I gu th' odjusied to block and theto b e 0 good match," DENVER (AP) - D( all. Dan O'Brien hos pul bebehind him world recordI aflafler the Olympics, In 13 seasons-withth IIndionopolis, d o in g it.” 53 that Stepnoski wore. the same No. it ought tosaid. “Emmitt hits the hole Donaldson sa his stunning foilure atIt th e 1592 th e n w on n . the World Bert Jones, Greg Landrydry, M ike Pogel, H e h oIS s “Step was o greot pit I get on your man and he is flayer and a quick. You gi Olympic triols and feelsjIs he has a Championshiphip:i in 1993. The Chris Chai\dler, Jeff Geojcorge and Gaiy proven himselfIf • tremendous friend of mini and your job is done." good chancc for goldId at next Worid Champicipionships ore com- Hogcboom, ran the show.ow. 9 f to ■ Cowboys's said. “I miss his friendslinc." Aikmon by the line onani said he is hoppy to be in Iship and not Donaldson sum m er’s A tlanta Gome;ics. ing up againlin nex t m o n th a t | In the past two seoson£»ns with Seattle. cooch Borryy having him on the team ihcd offense with so many O’Brien, who will comjicicco in Goteburg, Swedweden,' ond O’Brien • it was Rick M irer and, DaDon McGwire. Switzer. th in g s a re go in g to hoppen.m, but those on estoblishci m. weapons, four events at the U.S.3. Olympic likes his chancesices there. There hove beep four)ur Pro Bowls in “Of oil 11i the guys on the oflensive'c “I think we did the b I Troy Aikman and Emmin best job we “If I hod T Festivol this weeketend, said “If somebody3dy happens to scorc ; those 15 seasons, andid he h helped the line, he h02has had the best comp so far,r, could do in bringing in Ra nd me for the past 10 or 11 0 Wednesday that breakiking 9,000 well, in the 8,60J.600 or 8.700 range, | Colls lead the AFC in rushingi three and he'ss sstill learning the scheme,’’ player, a guy who has beeilay, veteran Smith behindryonc would know who I points is "absolutely” a possibili- then I'll worryry oabout it." he .said, ; holes for Eric Switzer sssaid. Jackle'M ark Tuinci,i, all." Aikmon said Donieen through il years, everycivould p ro b ^ ly have oboul liines while opening h< “ B u t I ju s l feeltel II'm going in there ■ w h o w ennt t to the Pro Bowl last year,r, helped settle a line missimaldson has . am and I woine P ro Bowls to my credit ty in the near future. Dicketson., "W h e n I b ro k e ihthe world to compete ogaogainst myself jbst 1 ion, 37, if he is a also has be,000 ,0 0 points could g o : MoHc Stepnoski to theiHouston.Oilers.. He has done! th a t,” T u in e i soid. •c o n tra ct aiders to join the Cowboys Oakland Raid ■ "Thot was the yeari t I;didn't down ot ^his mccm eet." “ E v er sin c e I. hovevc been in this “Ray isis s stronger than Stro, so soipele “The whole offensive ;ent. moke it to the Olympicc teom, but O’Brien is usiiusing the Festival as having to prove of his drivrive blocks are a little more:e so m e w h at in d isa rra y ,” ve Ai front was as o free agenears in this league, I wish 1 ' league, 1 hovo been hav Aikman said. "Ir^ ISyear I w un't in great shape,c. My tech- o .tuneup fofor the World m yself 10 people,"-saidtaid Donaldson, powerful.ll. Step is probably quicker,r. “I think Ray has h c l^ br er Bowl ring already, then nique was very goodd in some Championships,ips. He will compete )unds. “I camc in But Ray is smart, he picks up on theIC stability fot'us." bring in some had a Super/ouldn’t : be playing a 16lh who is 6-3 and 300 pouni maybe I wou , events and not so goodod in other in the discus,5. lclong jump>4.600- ; . os Ae fust'block ccnterler .Idrafted in the ploys reolljally quickly and he hos been:n ' D o n o l^ o n says h e look! 5 soid. iks forward to season," he so events. I think I’m mtnore well- meter relay andmd ipole v^lt. 1 rounded now, my icchi;hnique’s a O’Brien saidaid he thought after ; tot Mike Powell ; $’ coach plaiin s to p u t 6] )n .defense lol b e tte r acro ss th e b'board and hearing thot Los Ang€jeles Kings’ emphasis o i I ’m tn better shape." wouldn’t beI hehere thot he mighl toos e > Angeles llmea ' Asked how he feltt atabout the All-Star defense: in the 1992-93 season, the O’Brien’s 1992 Olym]mpic hopes' hove a chonceice to win the long [ large graveyard o f form'>rmer King seasons that wilseman in 20 NHL - finals 1 in hove failed to quolify for ended at the trials \when he jump. Then CotCarl Lewis entered, I Tho—«oacheSr-Robinson_si vill bring him the Kingsnyoffs hi the post two seasons, sight in the "and I thoughttht ‘OK. there those J _____ — -INOLEWOODrCalif.— -Th L-aaid:. “1 , instantJCMPfiSU ____ missed his opening heit os Angeles Kings held a Fotwrum baven’t-gcne out andd boughtb a sense of humorat of his players, a the playclile ending his pTa7lH5~ ' pole voult. .i^e was on01 world- hopes.’ > Hl^ ' w ^ r ond 0 likable dct- \TOIt — Hf75Sr»njra-new85Wff-confferenc«rWcdnesday-ty~to~plot~yct:**:Of-course,-it“w it-was-only—aohality that-sh r-wiih-thrce-ycors-iA-Los------rccord-pocc-af^cr-sevejTOi-eventsi^------“Hm-just-go-going-to-try-tS'-Be— ------itroduce new Coach Lorrirry, his first day on the job.I. easy rapport wshould-bring-fiim-cartfer-vles, Robinson never hesitat- but wound up 11th ovena n il. . s te a d y , b u t aIt t ththe-some time I'm ; obirison, But Robinson, 44, fi£figures to fans, and a devotwith medio and Angeles,criiicize the Kings.when "I think it definitely’ helpedh me going lo comene cout and try lo put • U is becoming commonplaclace succe^ where many ofo f h is p rc - siv e sid e o f the'oiion to thrdefen- ed to revertedcr to 0 style.of play ,' grow, bccause it showe('cd me that up good marits,rks,” he said. “More ! • ic gonie that could they revsocriflced defense for a tr an orgonl^tion who'sc last' lai decessors failed becaecause he bring him iiiimenegate succcss on that sac no' matter how hardrd you’ve than anythinglg II'm using it as a mch 4 e survive more than thrchree brings with him three: inimfMrtant the icc. open offensive gonie plan, trained or how hard youou practice, confidence buildluilder, for going into » n was Bob Pulford. who Ie:left elements^of^en lacking:ing in the ‘'IJiole losing,' wide-op(i-Robinson called 'firewag- • nothing’s for sure,” he stsaid. Sweden." g," Robinson said, whichekey." *R ' .1 5 7 7 . „ ^ I past— credentials ea'rne'med as an AAer reaching Jt the Stanley Cup on hockt ; . i

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PFInc -404 PrtcaS S T " K TmaQWTWf S CMay 4728 The Twin FallsIs Nationals took seconc >Stf>Dader.PF»K .433 Scrx K S SiCogolna.lNa S .400 Breekoekman'aRV M ST ^ l'SL. ESS" ^ ■ at last weekendind's baseball tournamei 3.1.1 OianaVauiVaui^Har. .303. . Unod«*wa lengn.RBn .981 D«««ncn ttJfcy 12101 PaknoaSS .948 • Man JonatwiVkM^yCflrmsiy 12735 rEaoit»cki.RBn .487 DavW•vWRaa£.SB .S» _ OMi-M^rlaai KCcg9V«.lNO .379 CarlB(IBaatflPP .948 22 TFLitittle Leagu(le team s shi[line a t tom c— g S S/wca.CAX} S .397 Brian«nDc«.U I JOO ~Ha^AMsatn TWnUl 3649 Annaoaoa OoodhatWO .380 Cwln 9SowKar. PH .900 g*SMeaaeimim MvFcfhUM 3857 OcKM* Tomf 9jgeuuu Oulay 9CM3 tourney, stnrtinjing off with a 14-0_vict(ctory over The game ogaIg a in s t Hcybum/Poul on theladfor 1 Fai.cofeosotaaBS J24 OMey 6136 raon.WOO J24 Cc«aenMOMy S4C1 ^Joy night. Their next win1 cjcamc over the 22nd wass fullfi of excitcment, with ' Ketchum Thursday ALaaoja JJI SanvA..ja ™ , - G looi o se C r e e k R u n -o fT ^the Madison.Vikirikings. 8-2.' on Friday. Thele Nationals] winning 9-7. Most Me ofthe pitching was doi Mony M«5atc3w _ _Sw?w^Mrwf. AmardaBlrardalLMay Am >98:11 rolled over Rupenjcrt, 1 l^bcforc being hanianded their Moore, withI TylerT Maxfield throwing nnca.DS J78 OWiaBele A taaiartAm ravvlM l /->« 88S7 i S t y i m Mn a mlnulB ovarNi LanaAMMn&My Lai S7S2 first loss of the toutoumairfMih . inning. r n e y ■aalcm»awcr,0 ?qa0eeaid>o« aM tar LBsumkanoM ^ 9721 In the fourth game,^gnnst gaj the Madison)n Cats, the The highlight’ht ofthe( tournament was Frii Oaiaar.LOSa"' J33i BuilaySsHaywaaaaeend.lSlm«dbytra«Mnl Jon M^enarrvMkaM^dTMnFiia. iSSSSS’" Kat ^ S3! teams' were tied:d :2-2 until the fif^h inninling, when game with thee BoiseB “American” team. TfBill Every, ESSS®”J S i ' S AmaHMa DoM 90:19 Madison scored1 tlthree runs and held on forfo: the 5-4 o f the gome was wa Tyler Maxfield and hi? S fe s ■ Z" Arny»Mn MtrUn . 9B2t alls defeated oijnnBAyerao. i S SiFwTMratoi.NCS .IM KytaRj"r a w ■ OaMnl 302D ' ^SaJHiWCT M oM 111M0 ! victory, pitching. ’ pitching of Wt»nen_ laSda 0 do with his consistently go iSSSSfe, S’, S«W.ViM Dutoy 3116 laakeOta Howen 10149 Falls beat Boise 15-6 15 to set up the rematch,1. hod nothing to d c moming of c rm n m a ji^ 3*S4 gliMnaoraid *.»MaTa>Ba,WMi y provided dependable cat , ' „ Twin Falls scorcored nine runs in the first, ininning and Nathan Every p 1 Twiii Falls :S!’ Br £ S . s r s ; . went on to win 12-12-4, setting up a final mateaichup with bolls got away/ withw him behind the plate..lone by Brett \ « iT e iS RW&HmrnnI 3807 ^DMOttMga GxknVriay 1:1019 Tyler started;d thei first inning off with tli ^ 3809 IMa^Enm ^ ait 1:1403 . ' the previously und«SuztT«n ■ Bun 1:1407 ' Twin Falls scoreored twice in the first ihninjing; but the outs and no hits.lits. At the top ofthe second Man I ri stm K . s aSSi, - ■ 2S AmMoad “ Wo*n 1:14.47 Cats rallied to win'in 7-2. struck out three.'cc.' letting only one get to firsiriday nifeht^s------eCMmen StfUMOy 37^9 ^K««tl.taR»M CMay 1:1490 ino*i(»n n«atl 3734 ^SH(far>aJmapitchers were Ericric Rambo. Twin Falls scored sci most o f its runs inTlie t standout !wv)mui*y,‘c . J S S S . M 0 » Hpwwi ^ TWTanNtio)* HMaV 1222 I 14. Relief sccond inning,>. Nathon h Holman started the « T « m J a m 3737 JamJanrtaVMrt TMlF* 12232 with 18 strikeouts,Its, and Robbie Buck with 1 lis excellent SfSSSv «tijgr*a OMoy S7i40 UviMrtaftr* OMay 127:19 ' pitcher Seanferiihmhord struck out six and Set>eth Merritt a single, followiowed by Derrick Tenney, ‘w Ja«fOwin.WOC s s s s a UnW.toM VWoMnh.'nna SL“ n . a ; SS S12731 three. ^ him to secondid with1 a hit to first. Chrishis hat and s ; s s s r a mrwr aWOT OMy 1S49 The top 12-yeai’ear-old hitters for the tououmoment walked, loodingng 1the bases. i luck. Luck s r g5> S S SS OMty 13291 i l g s?gCtanw OMy 30117 ' NorNanMa . OMey 13801 were: Brandon NiNielsen, with one homec run.i two Keegon Sieveevers doubled, bringing ingood throws. ___ DamnoAv*lAvaraoea tiU fo M . ftiby 3931 awa«MaMa OMay 13809' triples, a double amand six singles; Michael Am\nderson, a . Nathon every' followedfc with an RBI sin{atching. No BaacmMar. I StaiaUneUa. triple and a doublejle ond seven singles; Gregg Gabica.C 0 third run ofthele inning.ir Jae*»onaK.K. double and seven:n singles;: Sean Bernhard,. eight c sin- In the top ofti)f the third, Tyler registeredthree 1 strike- med distance)£ runner wins £appeal ZZ gles: Robbie Buck,ick, 0 home run, o triple, three th dou- strikeouts. In the thi top o f the fourth, he id fa inning, he t3r bles and a single. First baseman1 Nathan N Holman snagged r^t. th Sa-coCDoo™DON (AP) — British middle-lie- meet at Lisbon. Portugal;oI. on June 18. UJNS” To|) 11-year-oldolds were: Buddy Somero,o, a triple, tagged the runnciincr for the third out o f the tni1 the bottom : runner Diane Modohl saidaid 1994. double and five singlfcs;sin] Brandon Hcmmingwigwoy. four The bottom> o ol f the fourth brought in heT rally with UonaFanwwvliday she had won her appealeal She said the samples; werev. contami- I B U Y > :SELL » TRADE singles. founh and fina!a! run.r Ben Haney started thiwho moved 5S?*n25u1 four-year doping ban. noted in Lisbon and thshat the testing m .iiA # double and stoleole third base. Nathan Every'•is Maxfield y a a n Rihl, ^ 29, was banned lastost procedures were flawed:d. The results IDAHO0 COINI GALLERIES Americans flni:nish with 3-3 record fly scored him. JcMFIn^.anter {ifler tests revealed she hadlad weren’t relayed to the BritishBr Athlctic 3Q2 14, MaliMain,Twin Falls, Id.' 83301 the touma- In the top oifthe f tl fifth, Tyler struck out 1 s the le ^ l amount of tcstos-os- Federation until 9H wei/ecks after the ‘ y a ; The Twin FallsIs ^Americans wrapped up the n two runs. 7 3 3 - 8 5 9 3 ment with a 3-3 reirecord. The team consisteded o f Lane batters. Brett Moore M< came on in relief inngle for the ' fi her urine samples taken at« a tests were taken. ; Bodily. NathanI EEvery, Bryan Flinn, Bencn Haney, and struck outt two.tu The final out came wh Nathan Holman.1. (Chris Maxfield. Tyler Maxfield,W baseman Lanee BodilyE threw to Nathand Ithree more R n n f B rett M oore, Ke(ICeegan Sicvcrs, Derrickk Tenney,' first to end the; gamc.gi Not only did Tyler arfanned two. Jayson Vogt andd JiJosh West. They were coijoachcd by a great job pitchitching, they were backed the u) bin I and ^ LONDC Craig Holman, whwho assistc4-by Dustyty Tenney. ■ oilier strong playilayers. inning. distance r Twin Falls’ Wednesda ummer other local playcaycrs who participated are; hings with a against a ft 'D-ack athlete•te has successful sur B Osmn. S2-I02 (IS-yMr«U OMtJon);7 Nl’s Mcrifice Modohl TWIN FALLSS - Matthew Anderson, whek-hO will bc rS-78 (1T); ©rt T«rtw.rtsr. 7841 (18): Kick Lmrtt. 61.82 (U): D« t PopplcvwU, M.103 (12); NWl PopplHWlI. December an eighth grader• at O’Lcaiy Junior H i^ Sci 'J;;* 4(18). t three more 42 times ti fall, has burned up the track at competitionsns all sum- in the sixth.' terone in h ; mer. II—! — L _ itemational ers take Rupert tourvhen second ” Matthew competipcted al the Track City Intei Local golfer I Holninn at, ' Classic in Eugene,nc, Ore. July 21-23 with over ov 2.000 RUPERT-AA Icouple of hometown golfc in this week’s Idaho Juiand Brett do 3 D a y s ; O n l y ! g ' other athletes. He[e ttook first in the boys’ 13-13-14-ycor- Jow scores in up by eight old division in1 tlthe triple jump goingB 32 6-feet, Association tourrluraament at Rupert Country' illHnnJIerlT MPa j g ir Pirelli HP y 2>J-inchcs. Jasmine Stangiinger of Rupert shot an 82 ir In the Paul Cardrd th ithe triple and long jumps.)s. Falls, who finishiished the 16-over divisionlwii '.y.IITM i'sE l ln i r e n i t o r y l legion XI Kody Buerkle,cle, 16. also o f Rupert, firedNick i HoRzmaatar. r9R160Wl JM.M , He co llected1 tlithree mddals ot the Rej Doau Bany. 8344 rSAlSOWl 68.89 : USATF Junior OiyOlympics June 22 at Meridiidian High boys’ division,). v two strokes better than Ch«». 68-99 (10) and rsftisova 07.es and Brandon Otte o f Burley, rsRisowi 80.99 School, placing first firs in the long jump, secon:ond in the ofTw in Fallsanc rSRISOWl 84.99 M W " l e d u cB t i o n1 l R y mSAOKII 68W 11 77.99 }M triple jump and thinhird in the javelin, The next tourournament is the Idaho Ju 7UI40VA 89.99 i S O eM pmSsin 4BW n nu 78llt60VA.. 73.99 K M - In &e state Junionior Olympic Championshiphip held in Association’s statestai amateur tournament, beimey 78BI60WI 79.99 K V Idaho Falls, Matthetthew took first in those sarsame three Twin Falls Mui•Iunicipal Golf Course AuIfers shot the WRIUW 83.99 miSOWl 74.99 I events for his age: gigroup. - Participation iss bby invitation only. Sign upunior Golf I^UCfli S a ll e I^ M?a«i^|w^ tSS ^ tice rounds are: scheduledsc Aug. 15. y Club. H Trolll J 2 Area golfers; sel EilCMn.E Twin Falla. 8»; Oinord Olilald o 76 in the ' ■ pi»9/79ri Praiton Oils. Burrsy.>y. SB.S I2>yaira; Cory Nunnally. 47;:hrist T Tarter ■ Burley were namedied the 1995 recipients, • ■ .T- t. 4g; J.O. SoloSoloag*. SI. 11-yMr* (0 holn): Jonainoy. ■ l’23a/78RI Thompson hasas been on the Twin Fallalls H igh Faiii. «>M^c.ysd(Mr.Mr. 1Tvm Fan*. 4S: Kyi* AmOroao, 40; ICk) p T ts s i Junior Golf M S S/7SUI4 'i _ 83.99 m IB6MI13 f School’s team sinccnee she wos a freshman. Dm)urinB thaf RoWnwn. 50; Anmotnmeny.DaNlnear. BoM. Si; Man Ttytor, t /78UI4 H 98.99 MM ^ SUM yMf»(Ot»lo*J;JyMnLan1 Laneaaiar. 50; Troy Mamt. Si; 2act> AMijcinghcldat ■ IH1S2S51/78SSI4 l l 69.99 B K W i time she helpedI lelead her team to a statee champi-< hoi«i); j.j. sh»»v«r.'. Eden.Ed 34; Cady FaugM. 38. 7-«n4*r (3 /78»I8 I] 63.99 K fl PI6S/90ai3 34.99 I ^us. 16-17. ■ ‘S £!i/78UI6 If 66.99 H IW I pieansau 39.99 / onship in 1994 ancand 1995. She fired a 78-7{-76 -at the o*»*»n. vMn fmi.. u*;-. Zacharyz» Davta. 18; Cory Paulaoa 20. 'owt3sw 1161.99 B W I M PI96/76RI4 30.99 il ear lo pace her team, up and prac- H iow^4iw Q M.n i n j n | PlOSnSRM 31.99 to state finals this year .; NtNU Siovar. Tww Falla. 83; Sara Barron, d l 9 P23V76IIS ' 31.99 • She has been actiictive in various'junior tourrumomcnts. U-IS y««n; J«inun«a 8USiangar. Riwart. 82. 13-13 yaart; Radv 3 ^ uuiTS-HOCAnT-oun 1 in 1994 in T«m»ra Thornpwn. Hao«rlaoarman. 91: Malliaa Vann, Twin FalH. Si U JWMAUMmAM^ She played in Junionior Giris’ America- Cup in lVM in Stmwlhi 8tir>oilar>oar. Rupart. 49; Tiffany Frlaaan. 81: I Hawaii and has qua![ualified for this year’s Amernenco Cup j«enw. 72. b4 yMnI (9(s 1htfaa): Mandl HadCwrD. Twin FaS*. nF^ii?78!^Nfek39; WEAHi i.oocMnm m iaii.' Twin Fan*. 38: A*h»yry SMin.Sr Kimbany. 37. 7-undar (3 he■! )*t», 69. Nyaan (5 n o iP il ..,.1 season with a touiloimiament July 17-20. (3 holat): Davan P30S/7S9USieBVn n 119.99 9 1 [ V - g m P30QASHI69W Q 13I.99 ' fall where she is1 a member o f the National P238/7&1 jwnlee went undefeated all s PI7V70W 9 / | F3I6«MI69w D i 09.99. ; Society and mainCait(ains a.4.0 grade point avcrojrSic Wendell Brow, r6RI«9WE D 137.99 B ■ I B S J way defeating Hagerman an.TwlnFana.03. 10 1 ioh <5rhftol remained that wa MIMWiellll9.9»^|il 1 ^^ niMO«140Wlllt07M Otte has been a mmember of the Burley High All the giris participating ir > golf team sincc helie was a freshman and has^ S d championship. Al pitch tournamentmt were 13-15-year-olds, l: Nleeta Pauloa. MI6OW10 I09.99 n n ni6mai60Wi to«.99 Sie past three years.rs. 39: Hanruh Vann. ■ ^ TM7/» Vandenburgg cof Buhl took third and»): Randl Raehar. He has played as No. 1 man the majority fourth. time and hdtped leaclead Buriey to a sixth-placet h] " '" " the championship Wendell 1994. Thi* year hee slshot a 74 at the state meet, ‘cam arc Jari Belasquez, Be Cin'cly Chandlce for title , ------Hehas^becnoctiveive in the Junior Golf Assocismtionthe Brothers, Krististi Brownlee, Lauren Wrigl S a v e * 2 0 gue consist- I — S a w s 9 . (' past uffce years anluf d !has played in the state toui allred, Tara RueKuedi. Kelly Buhler, Jo B on RoadHandlor , each year, plocing.’six.’sixth in 1994. One has placec ished up its ■ itmotbbh 15-20'*’ iiiiSk # - - ' »=«. » ced first m Brittany Ecklcs,es, Stephanie Smith, Amy ( H lT33a«SS1 U l t i m a t e his division this yearsar iat four loumamcnls. on all inatalM Steo.Kidymctaf 6 $ ^ A brake | servicel rst and Tracy Brandsma. IseMonand Hii,..;,.,, lacPhorson c«u-ta ifl 4 . He qualified for>r tlthe State Insurance Youth'■h Classic ^ “g;«“rco.!;oached by Gail.Brownlee and qualified for the Idaho America's Cup teai S av a *10 on .SSgnnd | ™ ' IStandard brake Otte is active inn tbaseball, basketball, hunti ■ vaaMtu Our lowest priced SporortRyderdO U f H M - fishing and is an Ea{Eagle scouL He will be a ser cPherson carts are just tivGGobrlel ■ ■ H M • a r v l c e l S /'fiS Griffin, Burtirbank pace scratchid c W endell ■ i fall at Burley High(h ISchool where he maintair 79:99 a pair! nvu e/8 |B■ililtfwlB B aioiai^ ^ jM T h m 7 /» ^ . g-P-a.______^ B U H L - “ Sup)uper-sub” Diana Griffin t d~thc~bowlci'<>* lU IIUl Brownlee WKKiM ift.at_Sunscj_B.QKLinJ3i>h]iler. Mandi with a 246 game and totalleight, Janine ’ McCALL-Niki;ki Stover shot » two-roundnd .l67 to the three games,s. EBurbank used a 213 to tall;Belasquez, ...... fioishsccbnd.inthe.he.giris!.’. Id-.n.-yctw-told diylivision.at. _keep him jn thc2C: 200-average r a n g e . . / Chandler, the 1995 M cCallI JtJunior Amateur, golf tounuraament Ron Potts jcoicored 212 in a 565 set wl ...... 'at GtANDJUNCDON UMSION.....* • OCC« ■■ SAUlAliaiV S S 4IM-2SMMI 3M9-24»«» W lU riW I tm-a^na ni'UM m July 22-23.. Benedictus rolledled 227 and 528. Other goo:e and Gib • * » ■ OUTfAllS WSSOUA •' raOUBlO SNKAW , The tournam'entat was the kickofT eventIt fori the Rob Scovel, 53^534; Lois Tomlinsoa,*518 406>77l-4027 4 0 M » « M 20t-2m400 WM«7-»U • ' McCall Women’s:?s i ^ d M en’s amateurs, ond oi was. Hicks, 495; Debtebbie Graham, 494; Dorott d H J COOID'MBC DAHOFAUS . . MUBUr , novo 1WMFAUS 20I-SU4SW . Mi-MMISI. 1 S E A ^ I -attended by 136 ydtuoung golfers from around: theth state. 490. I doubles § J I 8 0 3»773-IM2 3 I and M ike. r '- ’i ; '' " illC dci'iklcll .~ T tS S S S S ihl.-G riffinl_ _ lied 586 for \ lily 586 and.

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'bikers going - dcspespite blood, bruises Much of-the river’s’s iupper end is B B a ' and costly crashcs.5. hemmed by Highway 19' frtfrom the town of John Day, Ore., downstreitreom to Service • Creek. It offers a variety’ pf onc-day floots | ^ g | Fopce for the novice bonier and w^ ^ e r t alike. Thc lower reaches from-)rn^crvicc Creek of nature to the confluence with the Snake River. Villiam Brock ^near Briggs Junction, is acoaccessible only by boat - and can bc hazardou;Ious at higher wii- ter levels. Thc lower John Day Riv«liver notionally , Simply put, persi:rseverance is what famous for its smallmouthlUth bass fishery. I keeps people moti'otivated when .they Most of the John Day smollmouthsm bass aren’t much goodI at what they’re do- fishery is downstream off KKimberly, some ing. As they sl8wlyvly master their art, 184 river miles up fromn t:the.conflucncc tyros begin to tastete ssuccess - and pcr- with the Snake. severance is replacedccd by rewards. • - Central Oregon resident[It CGlenn Swearin- H B B Expert hunters are rewarded by hav- gen, ; who teaches high schochool in jhe city of : ing game in the free:fcczcr. Expert moun* Redmond, likes the John DaDay so much that tain bikers are rewaiwarded by cxhilarat* hc 1 organizes a trip every yicc are small inflatable rafafts exceeding 15 inchesi ; near Hagcrman. that can bc: slslithered through thc shalol- Floaters who wantwa to learn more lay camc, wc hit thc j h e’s in his 16- 'ay River should con- When the big day foot drift boat. lows. . about thc John Day water at Lower SnSalmon Dam. Wc To find out There arc; a host of guides, includinling suit the book, “ Johiohn Day River Drift ; ide” by Arthur Camp- ' practiccd eddy turnsms. braccs and rolls .how much water Gerald Mooreore — who offers a five-daday and Historjcol Guide’ run to thc mouth of . j ly. coll Books Now at : on the short, easy ru is flowing in the float through,Igh. this section. He can bcb bell. To get o copy, ( ; the Malad River. John Day River, call (50(503) 261-9246. Flows; aare measured at thc Scrvicvice Creek rcachcd by• calling* cs (50S) 763-2284.. .A 1-800-962-6651, Ext.ixt. 8100. ■ My pal delibcratel;itely tipped over and !?^Tolled up w ithoutt irincident. Hc inad- ' f' ycrtcntly tipped overver - and saved him- I ' self with “combatit r rolls” under prcs- Whitei^ivater sp3orts arre m : sure. His confidcnci;ncc was heartening I bccause, no mattercr how many calm- '' ; water rolls they’ve•e cdone, most'bcgin- ... ners panic when thethey go over for the making rite splajish I H . ' first time in movinglg iwater. ; • Things were goinoing well when we ByBiUWaUace j ■ Thcc most gentle section ruruns from rcachcd thc mouth1 of thc Malad. so we Knight-Ridder j News Servi•rvice Conflulucnce to Ohiopyle, abo eight ' I- pressed on and entim tcred the S nake’s miles. • i:, swifter, Whitewater>T s■ t'fg B .■'‘'knocked over in a ssubsequent rapid. nounce i it, and Confluenience rem ains a ing, rocock climbing, sl^diving an He rolled up brilliar[iantly, but failed to sweeti secret. water rafting.n ? r ' stabilize him self -- atand A e boat's mo- Not so Ohiopyle, the nextne> town over a Outftfits like'W ild ern ess Vo;/o y ag eu rs beginning > ,‘Amentum carried hirnirn back over again. ridge > through which rutruns the north- keep theth risks under control, b< le I’ve seen a kayak- bound I Youghiogheny. Itt hihas become the with a1 ssafety lecture before ever:'cry trip, . It was .the only time I in kayaks >• er cursed with too mimuch roll. rafting > capital of westernn FPennsylvania. A co:ovey of young guides in f360-dcgrec efforts, W hitewater rafting is the bumpy art of surroununded the dou^nut-likes r rafts that • • After a couplc of 3' three or four passengeigers each, jA' he bailed out ofhisb'sb o at. traveling I downstream ththrough rapids carry t began to erode, and (thus ( “white” water) aboiiboard inflatable noviceses to experts. His confidence bej fraftin g — A^im.^t w as not his rafts ^ that bounce over orr oio ff rocks. Becai»use I have done a lot o f n swim followed swir ove it — I considered n y self im- .* ! S | x)ugh it all, he main- In the last 25 years, it Ihas become a and lo\ my ;' finest hour but, throu ‘to falling out. id good humor. Recreational ^ industry o f' coconsiderable di- munc‘t( : i -4ained his poise and e from M aine to . Not s - Uiings have got to mension ^ in 22 states fr< 1 so. ; . Take heart, pal - t million rafting ' On thistti last trip, I was catapupulted into 5 while. Alaska, ; with about 2 mi • j get better in a littic w trips sold each year by whitewater wl out- . the rivever with a companion afte:fter a new, * • • expcrinimental raft slammed itss {port side ^ . r fitters. f; Outdoors editor MWilliam Brock rc- I :S', based in into anrock face. tall mountains are . Amcrica Outdoors, I; minds you that ta! Knoxville, Tenn., has 340J40, such organi- ’ Right;ht side up —- and feet up, ui as in- I 'climbed with manyy sisteps. .zations * within its membeibership. and the structeted —, we floated, or■ b um ped, f . sport continues as a growthwth business. do'Wn tthc Yock for brief momiments be- Wilderness voyagcursirs in Ohiopyle fore bei«ing rescued by a guide in a kayak —claims-to-be-the-oldest-fai-rafting-outfit-in— who4b^bw^-us-to-«hore-iatact,-ua unhurt ------~ ~ i S A W T O ^ the Eastein states. A t first fl I was monifled butlUt swiftly-^ . , Lance M artin, an activ LUpper, Middle on theic P en o b sco trW h itew as: - ^ Ilen g e can take on ththe rapids In a kayaks.. RobertR< Nicholson ; bye'Hole loom on tbe Kem and Lower — and whoseose rapids range Goodb) S e e . in a recent slalom race oon the Qrand Rdnde RlvRiver. !f_: . 'TheTonapeaMovs' . | from ( gentle to tumultuous.us. Please-see WHIT^A'/ATER/C6 runs g ates In

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Police’ss Marine h Law EnforcementIt those cm wavex;unnersrs -— need not have licens< [ water, a variation o f'o o popular joke ran throughgh Bureau, said the numbmber o f waverunners regjs-5- or take marine safety|T coursesco to run on the wai f my mind. tered in the state h&ss doubledd< in the last year to:o ter. Fleming says it wn>uld od be disastrous to m tnv Question: What doliyyou coll 1.000 Jet Skiscis about 15,000. A nd1 both b he and Capt Mike:e duce such a requiremennent. which he says would - choincd togcthcf ot tlwW bottom ofthe occan? McKcman. the C o ast'ist G uard's group comman-1- devastate the ^at-renirental business alcfng the .Answer: A good staV der in Cape May, saidmid many o f those who sitit coast, Forget hurricanes,s, oil spills, red tide, rawiw ' asuide these machinesies seem to have no knowl-I- Tbe answer, be says,lys, is better education and •' sewage, and the mcltiIting o f the polar ice cops,3s. edge of the marine rulesruli o fth e road or interestst enforcement Marina1 cfieralors,op> such as his son, » \ c i l H N These are not the rc£•eal threats to our coostoltoi in following them. do deserve credit foror confining< their Jet-Ski t . communities. The real;al threat is these Uttle ma-10- ‘The general feelinging o f those who patrol thele renters to certain partsts o f tbe bay and for send- ■ chines, their driversI ttearing willy-nilly acrossiss Jaytiene, 10, andmd little sister Megan, 3. ^ May, Jet-Skiers constistantly .whipped past me,le, Fleming has beenI visitingvi the Jersey Shoree and spooking marine life?life ? _ J ' spooking the boneflshih and dashing any chancece since he wos an infanifant, and he says the fightIt Let’s hope that peisoiisotial water crafty will go o f my catching onti. LaLast month, on the Susque-e- over waverunners Jss nearlyn identical to otherT the way o f prt rocks and the hula hoop.' leaving; Ihonna River, waverununners shattered ihc.tran-n- ■ wotcr-recreation battleItlcs in recent deeades. Hee silence in their wake. [ quility by running aiisimlcssly back and forth.h. has seen the battles overov< water-skiing and overT - - ■— ' Flowerrjs have S:Sawtooth And along the Jersey’ Shore,S the number o f per­;r- allowing Hobic Catsi onoi the beach, and he pre-y Fen Moataj^c is a qsports colunuust for tbc^ sonal water craf\ sccnums to have exploded in thelie diets the brouhaha overver personal water craft will11 fbiladelpbia iDquirer.•er. Write to bim at: Tbei ■ last year. Not only do) thet: woverunners roam tbebe subside os well, PbihdeJpbia loqairer,r, 4t400 Nonfi Broad Street,, still in Ibloominglg season back bays, they have: takent to cruising close to “These are new peoplople to (he water who havee PbiJaddpbia. Pm. I9I30.30. i TbeHmes-News Sawtooth National Forest , TWIN FALLS - If you iike ^Project:t searchlies for aafewgO(lod voluiinteers ^ wildflowers, you’rere still in luck - Sally Colc is Grand Gu!julch Primitive Area, is a not a cold beer, and wet have pec^le known to0 existo in their natural setf because flowers aree still blooming \ / ATLANTA (AP) — s> looking for o few- voli)lunteers who joint effortort between Earthwatch andud who barter their beer forb r a task, like tings. in the Sawtooth NatioItional Forest ;au o f Lond Management’s:’s washing dishes.” Altbougbgb Ithe area is remote, there alk is'^tlable 'wont to work in the hot,ot, high desert the Bureau A seir-guidcd walk odations, and San Juan I RResource Area in Monticcl-:l- Volunteers are askedI tito bring thetr has been ectennveect looting and vai>^ und the s^gic carry their adcommod lilts weekend aroum camp by o remote sprpring for two lo, Ulah. own tents, but rentals areai available, dal ism oifarehaeolo^cal f ai sites this: isort and Rock Mountain Ski Reso: weeks. “It’s 0i wwilderness area lhat we’rere and personal items. Thd»dr gear must century. TheThi project will focus oil' Cfcck Work CcnterZT p| ^ i n g »rea. I ropologist ond • voridng in. There are no roads or anyiy fit into one large duflcl1 Ibag or back- documentingting the rock art that has re^ A map and brochureure is. available Jt it's diy so it manmadele tthings in the area itself,” pack so it can be carricried to one or both pictures carv-< at the register box>x the south she said by telephone frorh Moniiccl-:1- more campsites, ings, ranginiging in origin from earlyi Mountain pork- H B H “It’s hot,” the onthro] end o f the M agic M( i m orchaeologisisaid. ‘‘Butny bugs," she • lo. !'We go to.the tmilhead on a fairlyiy “We do one or two ovonighto> ses- htTnt^-g«thw[d n er work to the'Mth cen-: ing area. The! KKetchum Distri.ct has some program starts' rough road.ad. V/c hike down in.” sions, backpack in Sndwwork a day or turyAnasazitazi tradition. ids are open in prohibitbitions and some limits in doesn’t feci so tad.” All campgrounds ’ “ We don’t hove anyFhe time when ' ‘HTiis yearyet were going to a particu-u- two in a more reipotee iarea,” Cole Thb ist thetbe third'year for the pro-' nd Burley dis- campin{ing areas. Trail conditions the Twin Falls and J® said. “By the time the spi Aug. 12-27. lar side carcanyon. There’s a big ^ringlg said. ' . :! jec t, whichieh has drawn volunteers* ' tri cts. Water is availrailable in some vary thnihrougbout the Sawtooth Na- ond other sei- there. Ourir fprimary concem is primaryty The team o f up to 1414 people will from agess 16 to 74. Cblesakl movingr I Recreation Area. Condi- we have no insects.” Th I . areas. Lake Clevela:eland and Inde- tional F , ® volunteers ore needed iswill > help sur- access toJ vwater. We will have cxuara work on Cedar Mesa, ptpart o f BLM- tbe wodc to Augusti cost her swne of p en d e n ce L ak e sI are ai open and tions aiare similar in the White Working with Cole entoi and evalu- water broiijjiight in by BLM.” managed lands in the: Iheart o f the ber r^ulaisars but-berI July session was: have been stocked;d 1by'the Idaho Cloudd 1 Peaks ond the Boulder, entists, the volunteerson, w ond sketch • “It’s tentent camping and trench toi-li- Colorado Plateau, a largeg e h i ^ desert fiilL Department of Fistjsh aiid Game. Smokyy cand Pioneer mountains, vcy inventoiy, documenart — in short lets. We do have solar showers,” she[)c rregion containing sevei/eral national Interestedled voluDteos are asked to> The Fairfield Districtrict has all main For mmore information, call your . ote cultural informationr America's In- said. “Wc^c :have a gourmet cook, so pal^, including the GnJrand Canycm call EartfawA at 617-926-8200, extt campgrounds, roacsads and trails local disdistrict ofllce or the 24-hour and photograph rock an ^ food is cxiexcellent We usually canin and Mesa Verde, It includesiii the ISO, o r 1-801-800-776-0188 and ask for, open. informalnation line at 737-3250. 3ur 10 preserve some ofilered fl in the guarantee:e :somebody a cool beer if largest number o f prehi:historic sites Alison Maas[aaae. dion history. The program, centi W hl i i t e w a t e n ’ Brieffh!sr___ ------C ontinuedtdfrom ft C S i r i a c c ■n>e Kennemnebec now has 16 rafting' Boating safafety group offeiers project fiindii 'ews Ranches Hiiu n t C lub holdsIs dog training cl cwnpanlcs,als, all legulated and licensed; ALEXANDRIA,L, \Va. - The BOAT/U.S. Fomoundation for Boating Safety is SHOSHONE - A free huntiniting-dog tniining clinic is plarplanned for 1 pjn. SatunliQ' at the Tews by th e statelate..Last year they sold' fit volunteer organizations forbr grants of up to S5.000 forling boi Teinchcs Hunting Club near Shoshoshone. 37,645 giddeco d e d tr^ and ranked No. l4 across tbe nation. y is occepting appiica* A SI professional dog trainer andmd hunting guides will presentent the clinic. Basic commandsisanduseof on a list cosconqiiled by Ammca Out- Tbe Foundation’s’s llege sets huntiiin g dog train in g ( irn vise ond moterials. ELKO, Nev. - Nidn^ eisch _____ while bluldiiig on thetrthe dogs' special abilities,s. nfonn to a rigid train- be fi ling clinic is S3S per smdentnt with a dog, and $10 for spc(5 and solve problems or, the company said. Cost o f tbe naininj ftwm wil is limited, and studendents can rc^ster by callinglg (702)( 753-2301, or (702) 75! C ipectators. Enrollment yeofi ' i t t • I------} ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 753-2231.- ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Thetimmes, : m |. R Y ’ C l EA i N GUAMHimilDHOTTO: IS5fID), [OIJNTAIM i m l Fl ✓ Chip they anire a- •5«>.212 1 d a y s \ changii B i k e S a gin’ S GRIDDLLE iM, ' genniim m i o i i ' tllizW w H iiIcIi^; Keep>up I gjiiiij iiijil . NClosnckiNGQUMirt TX.STEEL ^ by readiding MEiiKiair .HEALTHFUL e a rHriMd n . - ■ Weekeiend. H H • S ta lBt8Hif-tlie-ait H N : . « | i r ti P p i n n r t Every Fricriday In ^ ^FREEIE E s H m a t e s ; The Times^{.News.

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p t he: s]p i f f y> ^ i m p3erat^ v e ■ < ■ ■ , ■' I Youu can makke kids loo□k good ,,-I1iDA«odadatodftm;';-., . Chnplinesfiue sumLirocnder pants in plaid^ for giiis.is- ■ n r ? r B ------r • SpunionioffeDners pants, a tartan spron dresscss ■ [ . e Whoeverer it w u can’t,li■t,le^late and flip skirts for girisw d long flaiuiel short:>rts . T w taste probablibly took his Idds^opping for school for b o ^ all in upb piplay big in the TJ. Maxx col­ol- fi Thebsttletie between youngsters who justjus know Icctions. for kids,ds, including a plaid skort foifor they can’t lilive without the latest (andI liimost ex- tccn*age girls pnd d flanneli banded collar shirt foifor pensive) fadbd gear and parents who knonow their teen-age boys. childriai neeiced clothes , that are durablyI?, ifibrd-- • Versions fior^ m Bonjour include a mix^- able and apfipprcqiriate is worth fi&ting.;.sa>3Dr. si plaid bib-top jumpg. IPenney’s is also thc place fot M a S S f e a y lyneedthosc»e abilities," he says. a girl's sparklyly ttop embellished.with unyny An impo:>ortiu^ reason is that evenen grade rosettes, paired witlkvithaiKn^sldrL schoolers anare treated difTeiently basedd ono how *• European ai^Old American folklore c ^ i c s they’re dres■essed. Ifthey look ready to leam, inspire this seascason’s batch from OshKoshsh teachdswillill e}q)ect and get more outto ol f diem,. B’Gosh, includingling plaid shirts, colorblocked to Butterworth. Novelty itemsns featur- sweatshirts and BritishBril corduroy walking shorts, t for play- There’s lots o f verversatile fleece, used for cardi-ii-- time,-buttbebe classics a r e ^ tbe ri^ t: thingth for gans, pullovers,}, ssweatshirts, crewnecks and theclassroonc « n ,b e 8 ^ ' basd)alljackets,‘s‘ some0i emulating tbe Euro-look.k ., H ^ ’s plentypli o f iDom in the madcet:t forf rea- A ^ ’s Highlandnd IRote cardigan is a charmerer . ’ sonablaccMiqtiqnomise. Here are some pick:cks: featuring embroidoideied roses and a plaid panel; a I I H I H • ForoldiIder grade'scbookn, a tiaditio]tional tai- boy’s hooded shirthirt evokes>the mountains andid; ' .:L?aiCTw^ lored dresss iin a familiar denim fabric,ric, irom Nortfavfest in a darklark plaid cottbti flannel. ' ' BBHB k I Lands’End.I % • • Tbe mountain-]iin>and*woods look ttfso shows H m M B | • Childraten wbo attend schools withluniform ui in Cotier's Sherptetpa-Iincd denim jodcct for boys.8. ^___J . . APpheU codes can fifind some o f ^ e requisiteses in the' ' • So what doI so many kids end up Rearing? Lands’ Endid catalog: tailored oxford-d shirts,: Denim^ o f course.sc, like the ones in the Canyon ' * Party dresses IK>ni1 Ni'Nicole Miller IGds of- turtlenedcs arand cardigans, for exanq>le. River Blues collectlection at Sears. These includejQ fer a hint o f grown-up sophisdcationsop for older g S a S T ^ j • Plaids3 Iare big this year, e sp o ^lly y ; at the lifte r blues, incluieluding a dmim jumper dreuS3 .. ^ris, including full andI ob(above-the-knec silhou- Children’s Place,PI Vi4iich features traditionio m kills for girls, denimI shirtssh for both sexu. denim .'ettes, detailed wiih bowss on Moulder strops and for girls andQd big^iits for boys^ There're's also skirts and vests for g ; under the bust, with simplepie flaredI lines. ■ ‘ With a little help fromI MlMom and Dad, kidswUlidoklikeamllllilillion - without ' s|>endlng that much ~>'on oi the first day of school. Above,I, a tailored, danim shlrfdress yrtll satisfysat the urge 2 5 f l S | | j 9 ^ for blue Jeans. At left,, theth< schoolgirl look Is back witfi a pleateated^^ plaid skirt, T-shirt andd kiknee socks, The look is chic Below, a denim workshlishirt .. yet casual, with a knit vest and chinhinos > fashionable show you m ean buslnesness. yet functional. Above, a crocheted vest paried . y with a lean top ^ ' ' and flared pants • creates an ensem ble for the cl^sroom a s well u I the lounge. At left, a striped pullover' and walking shorts or a casual printed ; vest with a T-shirt- and t a d ^ blues are perfect V . ^ ffor a study session P i or a foottall game. u t _ A______Math slskilljs cann be learrned iiffthe realI world IrHiGHSCH(iOOL CLASSISirNGSj -‘nwHmes-News ■ to . help your childtm gain thattha success, according to rarate piles o f clean clothes for each family'members? I | I N T R(EPID I & MINUEJ E T I ' thet National Council o f Teaireachos o f Mathematics. WWhat you are actually tepchinhing is fundammtal eariy- | ' Malh is everywhere —~ iiin the stories we read in For 1 example: m $EQ 95 our ncwsp8pCT3i the rtiythnthm o f our music and the • .With vcty young chtldnIdren, even chan^ng the liCT tb decide which gro- | 7 ^ SIIAOIUM .. timing ofthe traffic lights.I. • - . Ilelbvion channel can be aI mathnu lesson. If you’re on eery ce store is best for your shishopping. You may base ■ Today’s math is more‘e tthan just counting.and Channel ( 7 and want to go) to Channel 4, count the this thi on price alone alone, ofhave f hi them take into con- II , SAUU£ AUGUST 14,1995 memonzuig multiplicotionm ttables. It’s the ability to ehaniiel c changes. Counting'u;g'up and down from any sideration sii such things as( availablea' of items and I think logiefiily, to reason,n. tto communicate and to numberhelps r the child establt!iblish number sequence.. brands br you want Comparere prices; in ads, or keep , solve problems. These skillsills are essential to success • When sorting laundty, talkiDcdsou^ ( the p t o ^ with track tn o f all the groceries yoijrou buy over a period o f I ^ G H 4 t O i FINENEJEWEIRY I in this technologic^ age. ■your child. Wlqr do catain thingsthii go in certain piles? sever^ se weeks, th « muldplyiy pricesf by the number of ■ ,2 t7 MAIN AVE. EAST. TWINMFAtAS FA 733-2435 J Fortunately, you don’t havhave to b ea nathgniaticifin-; Whydon’t'thq'allgothewasht*\ sfa together? Are there sqtt*.. eachea item you bity in a month.Ith. ^L3§!Lf? immoMmm n r W i I S o w hl ( e n f ^ I I W St^F SS\ ■ I __ ^ HST’S Olde TImie ir C^nfecdon^^ ; i PB B ( d o l g fp ? 11 « H I p . i fc^rre^r«i ■ i t j i ce A S chool Sli( Area,openingg days : I iLoppiogBreiaaic:!I 114 tv liie 11me»>News II. I ■ I I Scbool D a te ! I ' # , Twin Falls Monday,ay, Aug. 28 ■ ■ Casisia County. Wednesday,ay, Aug. 23 J 11 BSnjoy a o u r hom em adede lun(di mem i of Miniddkfl County. Monday,ay, Aug. 21 i > soups, salads &I; sanawiOhesi i -j i v I ? 1 B b S b J[erome Monday,ay, Aug. 28 i i . - .duMi Sfmia.le tii. - ■ BloineCounty. «Tue4dqy.Sd ^ eptS ' ' y Buhl i •. . -.Tuesdayday, Sept. 5 | . j g Filer , . .Tuesdayday, s e p t 5 I i J m Gooding ... Wednoday,ay, Aug. 23 ' O utr r Specialty n ilH I I E S S S S ay,Aug.23 . ! ! < 5L ^' Delicious, hhigh i quality ice creamY - I I Kimberiy • rWednSday.ay. Aug. 23 , , ~ M o tway, ^ Aug. 21 i • > S t •,------m a trfo i -Cleons F^rry^WednesSyrSyrAugr23—I j- Shoshone / Wednesd&y.fty, Aug.23 , , • ■ . nT I I ^ ~ . lo ts of,df.clww m ee^ there Bagennaa - .-Wednesday,ay,Aug.23 ■ ■ J | l ■ ■ is-some^ething for evetyonel. * Bhss Wednesday,ay,. Aug. 23 - | | ------. iwkpot'.V’'--,'- Monday,a y .A u g .2 8 •{ |- . • . V S Djetnch'i-.„;\ , i.ThurtdBy,-a y .A u g . 2 4 I I. . . . jodbi^iFeeU ^ Bicbfield^ :Wfednesday,iy .A u jg .2 3 • I.' . VQet Back T t o “Qo« r < ^KKlJsaw , Muxtuifl}! .- {Monday,>y,Aug2i II ' \Mon'daV'Satur^y lltOOboFAMf’lltO O PM - fiaosen Wfednesdity,>y,Aiig.,23 ■ 1 I V : Ldcau^ at the Slioi» Ayt t) Magic Valley Mall \ • nueeiCreek Wednesday* ;; ■■ . ,li) A;:, •7 > ■ •______Thursdsdoy. July 27 .1995 Tirgos-Now!Jows, Twin Foils. Idaho. D-'3. Back to;o school

t a g ir i p 0 1n b a lost sleep. per, pencils, pens andnd the important sy backp:kpack. Look for lightweighthi school job _ I When your ; StufTTiecdcd to get throughthr a day ot but toughgh nylon, reinforced canvas,is, commitments requires a room teen sleeps in ■ school. They’re alsoso with• you day suede, ririp-resistant polyester oror an d - late that’s dark, on weekends, after day after day.ly. You changc leather, extrocurricu- on g the cool side, his or her clothes, shoes and jackets,jac but you • Lookok for reinforeement factors, lor activities. body is mak­ seldom changc backpaicpacks. Outwar/ard appearances count, butut As 0 result, quiet, safe ing up for While it might seem;em like just ono what’s in:inside cbunts more. Look' at teens aren't aiE i n d comfortable.I. sleep lost dur- . o f many necessary’ pipurchases, it's seams toto sec if there is binding to getting the ' ■ — ing the week. one lhat should be made mn with care, prevent: uiunravding. Check to see if sleep they .Talk to Carol Schmitz, childtildren’s luggage Ihe backi:kpock has o tested weightht need, especially wheicn adolcs- teens aboutIt tlthtyri.sks o f going manager for Land's's EndI catalogs, limit. The116 ones sold by Land’s Endid cents need more sleep sl< than, without sleep,cp. Melp them estab- put together q check:cklist to guide are testeded to hold 90 pounds, which:h adults or chiidren justji a few lish prioritiesties/T h ey w on't do parents when shoppipping for back- is a lot memore books than any child is years younger, expensIS say. , well on testsIts ifi they slay up all packs. - • ■ going lo0 ccarry, but it's assurance the The impact o f sleepep deprivo- night studyirlying and then fall . I > Look for age-appiippropriate sizes pack will'ill. hold up to rough treot-t- lion on teens is consnsidcrablc. asleep during[lg thet exam. Nor will and feafures. ment. MaVlake sure the bottom has a. Sleepy teens bccome: iinattentive they, be safeafc drivers if they ; A pre-schooler wilwill deal belter tough ba:base, reinforced by board,d, in school. They are: i unable to , haven't'hadI enienoiJgb sleep. ‘ • with Velcro tab closunlures than a latch sewn-in*T()*Tdidier or heavy nylon, osIS B ack p ack ? co m e vritiIth a variety o f featu res.{. This1 one offers an leam. Their grades fall.11. • Make sureure teens have a good that might pinch theiiheir fingers. As that is whwhere the most weight willH In su lated w a te r bottletie holder. Outside o f class, sicleepy teens sleep environi-onment. The recipe dexterity improves,, kindergartnerski be. nd the lives for healthy sleepslee requires a room place. endanger their lives one can use zippers, butI givegi them help • LookDk for quality zippers. In a jumbiible o f bags, it's easy to of others as they drivee orc work. thol’s darlHct on o the cool side, by looking for ones!S with% big tabs ZippereMS should ^ covered to pro-3. • Look for paddedd backs and .get confuseised. You can help your Many parents who’d'd like their quiet, safe andmd comfortable.' attached to the zippe>per pull for an tect contcntents from rain. Two-wayly curved back straps. child by haviaving their initials mono­ easy'grip. Save the brassbr hardware zippers anare nice for smaller children;i]' Comfort is important,nt, especially grammedonin the outside or if there's ■ closures fbr older kids.ds. becausee llIhey can be opened fromtn if there’s a long walk: i involve.d'lo a clear plastiistic window, slipping an Rerieclivc tape iss a good safety either sideidc. school br the bus. Curvc('cd straps and identifyingI mark n inside. For safety feature; especiallyy forl y o unger • Lookjk for key fobs. padded backs help. Tryry backpacks reosons, it’st’s besKnol to spell out A SPE C lT F oundaation - children. If yourr c ch ild th in k s Youngut they're good for older;r the straps meet is narrowIW or they are seen. Be surelire to put complete name, look for packs whenlere the tape is childrenn tto help them keep house;c likely to slip ofT. address ancmd telephone number seeks hoim es for stitudents incorporated inlo theie ystcm? ' SafetyJ deservees 2nd thbought sas school)1 starts Foundation is seeking hihomes for • Does thele coordinatorC' maintain ; I exchange students for the quetball, gymnastics, * Do students provide: tthcir own to call thee localli coordinator, youngsters: and children, prevent . spending money? Suzan;ic Smith,lith, at (208) 537-6920. • Pedestrian safet;fcly. Take the j? common trigger,” says Dr.r. wrestling, golf, footballSF a ic ball.' Best o f .all are indo uries. • Does a professionall;illy trained or the ASPEC’ECT Foyndation at 1- safest, most directct route, with ~K. Seilheimer, associate points out that young , :tor of clinical pediatrics at coordinator live in the areaiM? 800-879-6884. fewest street crossinjsings (Mom or J ” ?*® at sports (o r ou td o o rs, ii are more susceptible or College o f Medicine. “Butut , .humid climates).'* • Dad should make thithe walk with since their bones,' «sn’t have to be a barrier toto WatcH for other asthmc f you to help you maj ;. tendons and liga- News Classifieds.■ CCall733-0931.]: B participation.” such iis weather changes, Use The Times-N • you’re under age 8 , v re still growing. And lildren who.have been taught[it flu, allergens such as pet adult or older child evi / be a bnjise or sprain Understand and/obe;, » c s , v to use inhalers properlyy pollens, irritants like " " bjIt can b e a potentially nals and markings.s. :Look in all Id-be allowed to cany them,n, - smoke and pollution, ai irowth plate injury in*a* Christine Waldxnan Wagner:r medications. Even laugl directions before crosi■ossing 0 strt:ct. “ “ 5 ^ ighingimd IJSd ® When the crossing; is clear, keep ic Children’s Asthma Ceniern- co'ing can cause an'Btl: thopedists say parents 1. student whose asthma i: looking and be aleile rt. A lw ay s “ T®*'exas Children's Hospital. nake sure the child's I schools restrict the use of>f controlled. : should cross at a comoracr dr cross- are appropriately qual- ■ ^ I V E R W EEAR i walk. lers because of potentialil Appropriate medicati iupervjse a particular r i X e n u Never enter thee sstreet from e, though the restrictionsIS communication with i ovide well-maintained : been successfully chal-I- coach, school nurse andZ e S a c b etw een p ark ed ca:cars or from ^ I attacks. safety equiflulpment and help with behind bushes or shmlimbs. ‘“ Sedik1 in several places, she says.}. can help the child avoid a properconCinditioning. Be extra alert in bad)ad weather. *------■ For a brebrochure, call 1 (800) blumbia 'M en's. 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If If y^ou’re under 10, youi afterj dark. ifColors Several Colorf j loading-unloading; zone.zi If you should not nde on the road with- Your school’shoulcId p ro v id e cross the strctreet. Always enter and >>3 D enim & StylcH - ifl cross while the bus is at the stop, out direc*ect ad u lt s u p erv isio n .. cyclists< with safe anireos, with leave the carar on the curb side, Reg. $32 ^ I keep at least 10 feet: in front of the Choose safesa cycling routes, keep-- racksi in areas where thetierc are few There shohouldn’t be any more bus. '' ing itt minlind that fast-moving traf-- 'vehicles and gedestriaians. When passengers5 thant therc are safety ’ AduItH. R«r. 836.. *t 2 4 “ Now I On the bus, remainin :seated at.all fic streetssts are not appropriate forr' '; you're on your bike, avoida\ drop- belts in thee car.c Make sure every Y outll, Reg. 833 • * 1 9 " times and keep aisleses nd. 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B a c k tto i school PlaipHjgRo) o m ]matteR(oulette Whatd(10 you do vwhen your bunkmate1 J turns out tobeam1 aajor pain? Try! talkingg it out first By Melissa OibsQpn it makes it easier for the housinghoi administra- nmionirs, Clegg said, “Commurnunication breakdowns happcpen on a dennilcly help out with n room change." •Timcs-Ncws corrcsp(;spondcnt tion to'match people up. hesaid.he i “Inn the dorms, rumors get aroundar pretty daily basis,’iis,” said Janice Rupp, coordirdinator Thai was the; onlonly solution for Clegg, who The sccond method isI fofor the students to quickl;kly, and my roommate liked:ed tb talk,” he 'of residcn'ence education at Idaho0 S ta te asked to m ove into inti n single room when all TVVIN PAULS — When collcgc freshmen1 ; request a roommate. Ofterften, freshmen will. said, University.ty. “It’s just what happensis w h en his attem pts at reconciliationreci with his room-' arrive -itl their dormm roomsi for the first time: : know someone from'theirir highh schools ihey ' Fortirtunately. problems thist severesi don’t there arei tvtwo people living togetheher in a mate failed. Tliatlat livingli nrrnngemcnt worked • this fall, they will11 mostly n likely encounterr ■will want to room withh tl the, but Stanley happei>en Often, according to Patt:atti Anderson; room the sizsize o f a cubicle.” m uch better for’ cvare problems. These studedents go problem.".Stanlcyle y sai id . lifestyle questions,-Is. -Docs the student study’ : said. Univer■ersity. In the four residencece halls on the through rigirigorous training and makee them- Ironically. Clc{:icgg, who is now an RA. , late at night or in the aflcmoon, is he tidy or “It just didn’t work outUl for I us," he said. BSU campus, c serious roommatlate problems selves avaihailable to other students onn ai full- chose to live withith ai roommate for his sopho' messy, what kind of social habits does the; I His roommate, who didn’dn’t have a job or are fevew and far between, she saidaid- time basis.s. FRupp said. I m ore year. The singlesin, rooms nl CSI are very student have, and what wl kind o f music docs; i money to buy food, conronstantly raided “Aliialmost all of our students gegenerally set- “We maklake sure that the studentsits h a v e sm all, he said,and and he needed more space. he like? Clegg’s refrigerator, Icavinjving no food — or ll|| in1 pretty\ well,” ^dersonI sisaid. “There tried to con:ommunicaie bew een them;msclves “Wc are just; tryingtry it out over the sum- On the basis of the students’ answers, CSf' i money for reimbursementII -— behind, Clegg' are vercry few problems." before we'c doc anything else.” RuppJp said, mer, and cvcrythii^thing is working oul really . mat<^es students up with potentiarroom- isaid. Whehen differences occur betvstwecn room- “After that,lat. they can talk to their re;resident well,” he said. "I"I dd o n ’t th in k th e .*«imc th in g mates', Stanley said,lid. Most schools around Another problem with the living situation mates,s, options fbr reconciliatioiion are avail* adviser andnd 'the resident director. Afte\er that, is going to happen)en twice.i i the country use thisis kindk o f system becausc \was his roommate’s'habiabit of spreading able. if nothing( seemsse to be working out, wwe will “At least, I hopejp c n o t.” I Collegge frosh\walktighhtrope o^er \ indepp ^ d e p c ee Ched;k out tihiesee books ' Tbe Associated Pressess on ccollege admiiissions Something to keep kei in mind if The Associated Pressss pap«back)b;k) by Comclin Cocke. you’re on the waj^ to college for the • “Therhe Princeton Review — ^ first time: You’re inn ccharge. There ore plentyty o f b o o k s to Cracking{the lhc SAT& PSAT’ (Villard- “You should rem«;member that the | help academic v/aiuumbcsmakcthe I House, S29.95 papcrback. best predictor of acaacademic succcss ware disk). grade or gain admi:nissions. These “ 'J' cpam tion for itic SA T* (Arco, _ in college is motivatication,” says Diane ' are either on the marla*etnoworarc si 2 .9 5 p»fcr M. 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Ttiurscln;any, July 27. 1995 TImos-Nows,Qws, Twin Falls. Idaho 0-5 Back too school First-^-generaation ccoUege sstudentitsfiace^ speciall challcenges cfftC A G O (A P) —- When \ Lucia Fidler, a Universityuii of South Carolina1 havo I to tell students thingngs like ’fcU F ^ “ Pucnic slartccl'classes:s ats Columbia professor whowl is senior managing edi-- your\ mama to have somcorone else pick liscovcrcd things tor the Thehe National Resource Centerr your : baby brother up fnfrom school mama never told her —-orcould. or for Ihe Prcsi■cshman Y ear Experience a nH^sSause d - i you have class.’ TlThey need lo ■ ' Her molhcr. a Mexico: in Transition. ease « up on llicir family rcspsponsibjiitics ■ '' :ican immigrant Students ini f . with whom she lives,, ncnever finished "Either■ theyth have so much hope rid-- and i make it understood thailat they must . high school and couldiildn’t give the ing on theiricir collcge student that they/ do ( this to succced in collcgc.iS." daughter advicc on collcgclege life. put a trcmeinendous amount of pressure? Frank’ Kijsh, Columbibia’s most "A cadcm icnIIy. I: wasw ready,” on them to0 sus ccc^ , or they conduct on1 recent i valcdiciorinn, undercrscorcs that - - dto.make.it Pucnic. a radio-marketingin^ mqjor, says, underhandciidcd sabotage to m ake them1 message. i He says he had - ■ ^ "Slill, 1 had to adjust lo> anotherant level of fail. Bothth of these attitudes are: clear < to family and frien:nds that he - , responsibility. In collegclege, there’s no cxticmclyd(1 destructive to the student.” 'wosn’t ovailable whenever.:rjh’cy necd- one. on your back tellinging you what to The pres;'cssurcs usually comcs dis-■ cd< him. do or giving you dctenticntion when you guised as a callc lo family responsibility, "It’s a hordjliing to sa^,'y,'*rcan’t be don't do it. It’s entirely up to you.” ‘ Fidlcr soys,'s, butI it’s oflcn really that the; here I for you all lhc- spend so much lime at honhome studying,” “Consequenilently, b c c a i^ o f their intclii-., University\ Ph.D.: says Sharon Wilson,n, directori of gcnce andd dependability,d ih ^ ore the: "I know how it is for a finr^t-genera- Columbia's Year One•ne Discove^ first one everyonecv goes to in crisis,, lioni student bccausc I was the in l y Program, aimed at helpinjping students in -both minor)rond a major. Naturally. Ihis is> . .t my family lo go to collcgc no transition. "They still cxpiMprat the same reflectedI inir their school work and1 idea i how to prepare, anc alm ost amount of time fot thingsgs like1 chores." attendance.’’e." ^ ' flunked f out my freshman year.y Tlial’s APpftolo .There is an ambivalc'olcnce among Biyant Robinson,Rc a fust-generation-• why\ it’s so importaiit thatt ^wc provide ^ ^ liBge’s ^ ^ d t c t o r l a n , some families o f these studstudents that con college vetcctcnui a s d p ^ facilitator inI counselingc and ocodcmic prprosmmsfor ColumbiaI CollegeC Chicago’s preslBsldent, Or. John B. Duff,f, left, and and the colliagi undermine them, says Dr. Dorothy S. Year One: DiscoveryD advi^: "I oflcnI first-gcncrationf students." Frank Kush,Bh, are both flrst-generatlration college graduates.

■■■■■■■■■■I[■■— ■■■■■■I■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ chool tillme for aadults, £as well ■[ wr ^ w ^ ■ 1 ” ^ ■ It’sba< ■IBl■JffM "H ■ I ■ ROCHESTER, N.Y.Y. iAP) — If room deskik and: oil you can remcm-• eemproymeni changes,, d o n ’t let, and im provee cconcentration. I■ 1 ■ J - I ^ J 4 ^ ■ J ■ you’re an adult goingg backb to col-' ber fs yourur last negative classroomI resentmentr gel in the wavay o f y our '• D on’l staiitart off with your weak- |■ 1 ^ 1 ^ J 1 I ■ lege and nervous about)ut how you'll experience.’:e.” It' m ay t c neccssary toI learning. 1 It’s OK lo feel:l that way. est subject.. C Get 0 good start with |■ ■ BRIEFCASES do, relax. Y our life expisxperience and forget those3se experiences' before youI \W inston says. courses youJ kknow you’ll enjoy and |■ ■ BACK PACKS maturity already havee ggiven you a can beginI toto leam (^ain, she adds, • Don’l assume that ilif you had succeed in. ■ ■ COMPUTER P/>ACKS head start. Winstonin suggests these, ways toI t:trouble with a certain subjbject earlier • This timene, you’ll probably need | “Adult- learners reall;ally do better easere-entr^itry: > Iin life that you can’t leamn iti now. . a computer.'. L But don't invest in an |S All thoughcfully desi^ jis,” says Bette • Whenj'n j'our instructor is younger • If you feel rusly, brusush up with expensive sysi;ystcm until you’ve sam- |S with.organization int mind.r Anne Winston, a contimtinuing educa- than you., givegi him or her a chancc. rrefresher courses at your' lclocal board pled a coursc.;c. I5 You'll find Che right; bagbi t;o >1H tion advisor at Rochesterner Institute of Conversel}/,ly, don’t fed thrcotcncd by’ oof cooperative cducalionanal scrviccs • Build a: supportsu network of fam- ■H fit your needs ab ’LaR>R'ae‘s. Come in today! ik Technology. “They’re're more self- this authorit;irity figure. o r high school. „ ily, friends, siistudy groups and collcgc, | directed and more /bcusciused.” . • Don’tt showsi o ff your expertise if■ • D on’t forget w hat you)u found out advisors. Adults are relumingg lr On Thr Oo agcr o f a departm ent ancand doing just •*‘Ifyou'ilu’rc going back to school \Winston recommends pciicriodic 20- Take collcgcgc at a slower pace, so J ■ fine, but you get ,behindind thot class- mainly bee>ecausc of economic and: nminute reviews to rcinforcrcc learning you w on’t bunlum out. • I■■■■■■■■■■I■■■■■■■■■■■■ t)isalibledcthildrern needI r indiviidualiized edlucatict>n Id* OKLAHOMA CIT^' (AP)(/ — You individualI child’scl needs and abilities, tude ti and willingness to worlork with the ' | maiI t i and your disabled childlid have legal Sheldensaysays. parents p; and child. riglits to spccial schoolI prproem s, but "Many schoolsscl are starting to value • The school is not responsiisible, how- it’s smart check out scrservices before information,)n, such OS what a child w ill ever, e for physical, occupapational or W m m m enrolling, advises a prognugram specialist eat for lunc!nch, whether or not he or sp S| e e c h th erap y u n le ss il dirccily Tlicse programs, mondindated by the' she con useisc the rest room without aiTects al a child’s ability to fifunction in j D -Schilool I school. And Shelden caulioiions ogainst • I a c k - u Individuals with Disabiliticlilies Education assistance,, oro: what lo do if that child S( A ci, com e under th e geigeneral term, gets angiy/ o r bccom cs ob^isive,” she asking oj for specific servicess andi teach- I "Individualized Educationlion Pro^m ," says. “They’!jy’re usually happy to know ers ci in these areas. I and their quality can vaiyiy taccording lo because theyley want to be prepared." “Talk more in term s of f goalsi and I S h o pip i in g I outcomes. Say, ‘This year,, 1 want m y I mmm. : should cxpcct a copy of oi m the school, says M 'Lisa ShiShelden, phys- Parents sl I ical therapist al Ihe UniversityUn of their basic: rightsri under the program s child cl to learn to walk anaround Ihe j I Oklahoma Health Scicncesces Center. soon afterit enrolling< and become classroom cl by himself, go to the bath- j I “Porenls should concen:ccnlrate on the familiar with'ith thenti she says. room re by himself, ond'leamn theI alpha- j •I’ in ‘lEP.’ Look for anUl emphasise on Though detailsde vaiy by state, federal bcL’ b< This information bccpromcs a dri- j individuolized educationalDnol objects or law mandatesites that scrviccs be provided ving vi force behind the lEP anarid gives il I ^ i g H l goals, not an indicationn thattl all chil- atnocost,an(and that if a child must attend some s( direction.” r fflEEEEB ' dren with similar disabilitiilitics arc treat- another schc:hool (corhm on iii sm aller Many disabled children hihave never cd Ihc same," she soys. . towns), it mumust be wiihin o “riaisonablc spent si time in a regular classissnwm. but Good schools ask forr parentalpa input distance.". ParentsPat who drive their chil- their th parents have that optiction if they | awe 30^ 70°/« and moke an effort to0 aasscs^each . dren to schoolooI when there is no school want. w "The proccss of incnclusion is I ( bus scrvice:e musti be reimbursed for frightening fr for many parent:nls bccausc I Is your childd mileage. Pareircnts also have a ri^tto free t th h ^ ’re afraid other kids willII (lease their I - 1 counsinsel, mediation and due children cl or be mean to them,’n,” Shelden I nd tjicy can request an lE P says. ss "This may be true forr colder chil- I P i learning disallabled? meeting whenficn'they wish. ' d di im who are not familiar will/ith students j I Tbe Associ Btcd Picas SheldenI sisays while it’s good that with w disabilities, but inclusiorion is usual- , j I equipmenti suchsu as w heelchair lifls b b ly ly a good ideo when introduduced ol on j / I Learning-disabled child]ildrcri can be provided,, tlthese things arc not as early ei age, especially for chchildren in I best helped by early recog*ognilion and important asos the administration’^ tti- preschool pi or kindergarten.” I . intervention, says the Naticlational Center I for Learning Disabilities. I , Learning disabilities.—; including y I but not limited to dyslexia3cia and attcn- C j tion deficit disorder — afTcaffcct 15 to 20. < ^ I pcrccnl o f all school-agcB childen,cl: esti- ✓ . a I mates the National Instinjtcsutes of Health.' > A I The NCLD advisess parentsp to > ^ I observe and rccord bchovioivioral charac- S A icristics o fth e child, keepiteping in mind x W A mid l o t s mn o re .l that developmental varialnations exist C & I omong all children. OneI'e ofo the most c ____ I consisterit factors is uneve:even develop- / * ment, especially pronouncunccd in pre- y /■'. school and school-agc childIiildrcn.. > ' ' i friday^Aug. 4. Fami The organization lists5 somesc differ- S ' m i^Fun Night; I cnccs 10 watch for > I .... Shop'(Jl lo j " - . I : • • Longuage skills. Slov;iow develop- \ / / ' ‘ S I mcni of speech, delayedd bbabbling or / ______TyiifoxK ips'iI C|,ijJ famTi/e?geXa^^^ lack of verbal play in1 earlyca years. - / C r P _____KKNLIvejwilhl MonalTo%o(f*, 6-101* ilp m j Difficillty in learning new:w vocabulary’ U V« t Y our Situdent t O f !Lair;filjed tram poline,B, 4 - 8 p m and Idter using two-andid tthree-word |1 ff I s Warvel Com icj^SpiriVr T o A G o o d S t a r t . . . phrases. Speech that isisdimcultt<^,^ d S J < 1 ____ iii'g.ippearance ' undi:rstqnd.-Inability lo0 understandu v •• B inders & ,]^otebo(l o o k s !S§JyJiarveljC oiffis’ i f , ! '■ ' directions or questions. Difficulty Di m v , ______llanirjl^opni • A ttache Cases: n and 2:30 ^4 pm “ expressing wants and needs.eds. C |Salurtay,A ugj^,_rt z : : : 'S ■? ' ■ • Motor skills. Difllcultyuliy in nionip- y •• Laptojp C oinputer'i r C a s e s > i - 1 3 ^ Jjg^sjire H uiir I' dialing small objects,"inin balance1 or > ,• Fens, Pencils Se M a r k e r s ------W jiS tlB n ^ p r lz e ■■ - .. "j-; I ; ■ • awkwardness when movirjving, m cut- > enter freejidramngs Nbori-5 pmTl __ I r.-. I lihg, drawing, climbingg or0 running. N •• D raftliog'SuppliesIS & C alculators .4ufl13-27. iJiali Jag s n Hteekend for 4 Giveie a w a y General clumsineu.' X • A lt Supplies i _ Includes air trans I' ■■ • Social skills. Disinterc;lercst or difli- C ^ inspjirtatiDn, lodginn a • D lotlondrles • •'.'I I • i,: cully interacting withjieeipeers. Overly / < ! ~ •Enter Dflnntnm^i/ln l - — an^gameircicets 2 I , . I aggressive or withdrawnwn behavior. ✓ •• D esk prganlzers 1 — —-Spddcn -t>nd-c7ctTcmfr-moo , ■ F fB I - ing when frustrated ------‘— t— • Cognitive skills. DifTiciffictdty relat- '-v . B f t M . ing cousc and cfTcct, with(h sequencing;..a p |il( |p m d a y thni S a tu rd aiy v - 9:30 a.m. to 8:008:1 p m. \ and one-to-one correspondondcnce,and ■ r ‘ with concepts of placee (on,(< under, j S u n d a y ■ n:iiOa.m. to B:lB:OD p.m. I : over) o r attnliutes (size,.8haishape,color). , > • Self-help. Diniculty’ dicingdr and y ' m ' ■FIGE SUPPLY, INC. '1'50 Main Ave. South- • Attention. Easily distrastractcd. Actt v , . 733-2412 ' . impulsively. Displays pooroor organiai-. tion skills. - •

'• '- V - ■' i ; i D-€ Tim eS'Nows, Twinwin Falls, Idaho Thursday, JulyIlly 2 r. l b s Back to;p school - I______T Paresnts off homee-scho>oIed V ace toiUgh chboices H O U S T O N (A P>) ) — - Thousands ^ home with the children,rn, a financial my-childrenireft-and th e y 'Oomft-Hrsti — ■ .of American parentsIts will bc tcach- W aRiint to know more? ^ strain o n m any fom iliesis in an econo- she says. ing their children atIt homh e this year, ospectlve home schoolers S my gcoitd to dual incoi;omes, and an • Ray saysys home-based1 businesses having made a difficuIcull and perhaps Qgn receiverei Information about ■ impossibility for most. ssingle-parent arc very! popular pi among home agonizing decisionI to bypass tradi- state) anda local support groups H families. •schoolers,rs, cspcciaiVy sincc thc tional classroom cduciIucation. fromI theJJatlonaltl- Homeschool ■ Another factor is thdtat not all par? advent off theth home compuier and Thc reasons they gi\give arc m ony. A s s)ciafTon. ^ i P .O . Box 157290. m m . H ents .want to spend thatat much time the Internet•net. “Even though mom Thc main one. accaccording to Dr. Clncimllnnali. Ohio 45215-7290, H f l H H iS with their children. ' • might havevc to stay home, she and Brian Ray, presidentIt ofc th^alional (513)) 772-9580. 7 m The future of homeie schooling the childrenren might hove a business H om e E ducation Reslical C hristians, gangs,I sex si ond violence that have , ago when her son. tlthen age 4, Home schoolingschc is legal in all 50 but you also have BaBahia, Mormon, bccomene common at their localzal showed hc was dcterminined to read states, althouhough there is a w ide vori,- New Age, Buddhist,ist. Muslim dnd schools,s. * V whether she helped hhim or'not. ation inthe thc w oy it .is regulated in others. The diversityy is amazing.” Criticsics o f home schooling, includ-Jd- Sincc she w anted him toto leam phon- each sutc. Dorothy W.erncrncr of the ing Daleile Lestini^scnior lobbyist for a .ies. she storted teachingg Ihim herself. Home jchoolersschc lend to score sig- Cincinnati-based1 N o tio n a l the NotioItional Education Association, S and in the process disco:overed many nificontlycbc shortchanged bj/ beingng Learning at home ca:an give children strongig fa m ily tie s . and 3, and plans to hchome school and universitrrsilics, including up to lb tions, agrees. “A bare)orc majority are unable toto socialize with their peers.:rs. them as well. Meanwh/hile she has a year at Harvard,Hai according to tl\e what I would callall evangelical Counterii:ring that chargc. the home-le- variety of circumstanceses. deciding toto home school is acade-C-- kept iip what she desc:scribcs as a Home Schiichool Legal Defense Christian-motivatedted. Politically, schoolparenis pa surveyed by Ray list-St- Home schoolers arcc often active mics. Parenrents feel they can provideic small, select law practictice. "All my Associationion ba.scd in Purcellville, w e 'r e a ll o v e r ‘thethe map from cd the desircd< to see l]ieir childrenen in their church youthI {groups, play a custom-tii-toilored education bosed;d clients understand i’m alat home with Va. extreme right to cxtrextreme left, but “propcrl>rly socialized" as an impor-3r- sports, go on field trijrips together, on the taleiilents and abilities of each:h most are in thc middle.die.” tont rcasoison for their choicc. and take classes outsidelc the home in child. Someme use a standord ciirricu-u- / “About the onlyily thing most They/ wantv to relieve their chil-il- such things as music, aart and gym- lum. whileIc others let their children schoolers have in corcommon is they drcn oftfthe tyrannizing peer pres-;s- nasties. leam at thcihcir own pace and pursue H I ^ 9 like their,own childnIdrcn. Thcy^ike sure, snonobbciy. cliques and racism;m Some public school sjsystems, such special inteiiterests in depth. ■being w ith them .” she h e soys. : o fte n found foi in traditional closs-is- as thc one in A m es, lowiwa, are exper* AlthoughIgh Ray and his wife are Ray, who cstifnaieses lthc num ber o f room s, he hi soys. They contend thatiot imenting with prograrams that let hotne. schoclooling their six children, M i ' l l homc-schoolcd chilhiidren in the theirchilclildrcn enjoy a healthy social-al- home schoolers partici]cipate in spe- he Wd mo:nost p ro p o n e n ts of* hom e i w i jn i United States couldI reachre I million ization. basedbi on close family tieses cial activities at their lococal school. schoolingI coutionc that it is not fbr this year, says that manymai parents no and a A'idewic range o f social conlitcts:ts Ray found that thec third most everyone. longer trust thc scho(hools to uphold with peoeople of all ages, under■ a0 common rcosonjjarcn:nis give for It mconsis i that one parent has to bc Tough[lest p ari:o f hoirnework:is consilisteney • The Assoctated Presss tell parentm ts w hat’s expected), helpinglg that your child’s worklc is: not good - will find whivhat w orks best.” . thc childd (create a calendar for incrc-•e- enough." Parents shshopld acknowledge both id Don't be too negatirtive, or your successess tand failures when the HHHBHi H om ew ork happens.ns. m ental workwc on special projects, and It’s assigned becausclUse it reinforces askingto lo see the homework everyry child moy bccpmc frusu siraied , sh e grades comoui th c com - DYSDENIMA SHORTS puter network and aree eencouraged to use e-mail insteadi oftheo tele- ‘ ) Shorts I , phone. B enson p o in tsi oiout thot 9r Wi^DpAsi -in l^ss expensive and monlore practical new ash \ ^ t^an phoning to drop a 1line on the 55 0 's, 5 6 0 's ■ m Hack. J network to their students.Its. « ^ ■e you head baclc to schc:hool, pick up a & SilvererT ab s. . b i “M any parents todayy aiare from thc B e f o r e ; 3 0 .9 9 - J % K ' in e r a tio n w hich h asnI’t ’t learned oil pairrfil ofC shoes built to last.:. EDr. Martens M w a))out computers,"'sayilays Benson. Hikers.rs. With their beer-prool3of leather, and ^i?’ & "^is has b ^ a way to ^ mwA __ Offl:gg- BO(o)Wi ------Iilte-iomputcr l i l ^ y ; Tl -resistant-solesr-youill-fli-flnd-thereS-no-^ ------ii>hihiteH w hen they iiftele'e-m a aii:'______bje.tter.erjhaejfettherigorejjf.bf college life. ; ■ J “Students say it’s mud)ucb easier to. i^k their parents for: moneyhi this Downt

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D e n n 'r s t hhe e Menace By HankIk IKetcham T^rhel Family i Clrcus“ i -~ ^ ! rtOOK.&ARP vou CAN HtP£ IN \ OR EM PTV THE ] r* f N Nf E£P * ) I 7-27 ■j ^ ^ n e M p t v^ e / [ ^IT, PLAV IN IT ...^ RCFRIOeRATOR J S W H£4££L S / _ y M , 9 g P 4 A t l {7AVW» 7-27 s S : HI and Lols ______By Chance.!a.Browne^ % tow ^ I RJU-COLlf^BASfftSES LOAC?6P,-rVVb A sow ?/, RAP r - f W OUTS,hIOTWlfJ<&,tc> T o VVtoRRV ^BOUr, * : R A P 'S'STWBUAAPIRE.MB’U. ■ * I - v ^ ©IV/EAAETHEHE s t r i k e ^ _ o pl "PJiSits In Mommiimy's old hlghchair, Billy sits on the phone book, Jeffy g ets th«the stool, ■ I'm REALLYLYSOODAT I ../SPEaALLYVLY^^JHENJTfe • • and I sit on theI cucushion ;, ^ " • KEEPING s5ECRETS... e AB0UT60A\EmrrmiN'roiu* — right, Grandrtidma?" Jv .-.yvji, ■ ACROSS»SS II II II II MM g - n n ~[rTM r~p~trlli h i \ii I _ . 1 crtlidzo _ — Sydnei — SUindod H t3— ------B r r ney Omarr ' w izard of Id ...... By I Brant Parker &Johniinny Hart ' 9 Sofvo ------Horcoroscope ! ■ — i------j 1 4 — aboul — M H a i ------a ‘ ■ /C^UM ?l'\L 16 Motor’*'" " J I i f JULY 277 IS YOUR BIKniDAY: - * I 10^'"^ \ I ■ f 9^genVy4 1 I ' 16 Join You are Cnscmatedlated with how other people ' W l N5BP \ ■ A a s e w e p i / p ■ cilF OF /I 17 Puts on•n IhoII olr _""□1^“---I Uvc. espedallyy in distant lands. You ore 19Givobaclack a loan it » W ------■ : U A m h 3 A T THE ■ , drawn 10 lounultsnalism. travel, people who * SOStockhoIr M ore romantic, doridaring, headstrong. Ariesi ' i h r & rotidoni ials figure prominently in ‘ : b |\ tvjz. J ^ J 2lMo#tvat^HI ^ I •*.•.: '2 3 Fm t hors — your life. You'lli'll utravel in August. popu> 2« :o a » lo r 5 ------—“ •— iarity rating zoomsloms upward, gifts received . •v^-. - - 27-SUrB ______add to your waidroudrobc During Seplenlber, gferr SILosortoIfo Dwight ■ «r------w you’ll revise, review, rev rewrite, rebuild. ' l l H l llll' *1 ^ •P ^ W B R Q t 34 Put on fra _ ^ ^ You'll be in chargiharge of your own destiny. MtfHI a s s in g o r— ■ ■ ■ i r - Publication will11 be featured in October. « lilllllllllHllll/)l{ '^7~ o t-m IW p M l l r j B •37Foftx(forr or Bost ■ ------H s ^ S o ARIBS (Ivlardiloidi 21-April 19): New - I 39*Honost-s t - * ■ « “ __ - Moon octiva^?1 eraoca live proccss, induding By Chris) £ B r o w n e 4 0 R a w u n ii writing, dmma, vase. Ex- - ;H aB arthe Hor^blelie______• ------41 Foni»hlr expresskm via writ — — ^— cellenl for notinglg ddn re a ^ starting diary, de- .. P/ZAlP 42 Rebuff vckmng Qinuionon ininto serious relationship. ------\— TAimOS (ApriApril 20-May 20); Family r?ErL ' eeee __]___I___I member talks aboul abo moods, fadal ex- i- ___49C apablo(rfool ® ]5?I2S 2Ii2?*® ^ VJIZJ/3S pressions, obltgalicgalions lhat reach beyond / 1 y * » J \ boing oxpexpunged lolvad: previous limitationItions, Relative is on your ( r j ^ 61 Pul lo niQnight Yestanlty's Puzzia toi • side even if in vety subtle nuuiner. 63 Agolnsl,l 11 Qmtullios ■ 12 Coup «f— ■ CIAILIM GEMINI (MayMay 21-June 20): New j ' 54 Split B * l A I Moon positionn . highlights hi consultation * i//^ 67 HnlonDlllm ni > 13Nng:Sp. ■ v |0 | I [Dl with one whoI is 1 amaieur sleuth, back- I r i r ^ f X 61 01 tniafcjsleo] ) “JS — Cfuz.Mox. / ^ JMtUnll " sound 2 2 Thtek8 0 rLaddI lT|em cfH|l H|QMA|?rE Q 2 2 2 yard laviryer. psydJsychologisL You'll catch ^ liW n ilA ^' 62Thoravotivon’s 24 Consufned n E j H l i H up to one who 1:^has been evading, hiding. ^ • iCOJa^ - w "! 2S Popular girl T |B |* |C |T | camouflaging motimotives. Pisces involved. • , Uiflfiy • 6SSlflB0whwhispor ,27 Wool ] ^ i ‘ u M CANCSR (JuneJune 21-July 22): Resiric- iuiQ H P Ib 68 — Khnyyilyyom 28 Houso part ash flow resumes, some i 29 Pamflon I Beetle Balloy / By MortIft W a lk e r 67 Ireland N |B |B |v |^ will observe, “You "Yo have it all. money ' J / ’ ______68 Attetlodd 30 Barrel part B k l« |e |» l and love!" You'llii'U beI invited lo join pres- 1 * OH , Y BOY, YOL3U'RE 69 BasoboUoU ilearn 32 Improvise 1 I CAN'T BELIEVE■ I CANT jusryEYESTERRAy I FOKSOT I 's home 33 Tetany M O I H ti^ous group, to to help I transform chaos , 1 you P01Z60TBELI EVE TO e aT t 1LUNCH, TO SA LU re • YEAH..,^^ FOR0ETSTFU L ™ ^ 36 Musk»] drama ' 1^ *1^1 inWocderiy proces:Dcess. ■ »« o T E l e g (July 23-Aug. 23-y 22): Make per- " 1 THE CKEAW IN , rENBRAL,MY9ELT.AHP '^ P S ^ r DOWN^ 38 Critic James — ; My C O F F E E , XJ :E I PARKEP i - f t S V 1 Aimybwlbeds 43 Become diffused B »<|n | g[g sonal appearances,nces, wear your colors - " nifs^r y 44 Rlvel wilh a »d *H°rB "rrrB blendsoCyellowiw andai gold. Imprint style, > ' 1 ZERO' •/ ^ y o U R |3 n ^ 2 Ffoshly. m ’ f X ^ 3 Play portart ' largo hood n m n c take initiative, brinbring light into areas pre- . , -— r^y\ 4Awlgnailaprior 4S Hurried vloraly mmi,./. RRomantic involvement ■ ■ r r r 5 i u™ 46 Utter carriers with one from foreiforeign land featured. ' j l M S } ^ f \ 6 0na»#to,lls. to pals 48Twlsled do~ SOHamorprank y a a o (Aug.Jg. 22>Sept 22): You get h r z L X 6 FlouTKto- wur eveiythiag you wanwant - k ^ is lo detennine JI 2 ZJ 7 T h o —-olMorch ol ortd 65Mor»rframpart:. eOFerxh I I r f a Trie* 52 Partner ol abbr. .mishahap bow best to fulflUilfill needs. Secret meeting ■B^U scrimped 56 Actress Moore 61 Ratthat h brioB you in touch'luch with glamorous figure, .1 0 ...— infS a m SSS v. . 68 Center 63 Movlnidng tmck UBRA ( S ^pt. . 223-Oct. 22): What you , ------haystack ick measure M Eyepart 64 Pr»vkviouato do will be done)ne with' a song in your heart Focus ona family,fan property. Aquar- 11 I FranK and Em eatt ______By Bob- ian wants 10 wine-ine Iand (line you. Al fust j D a u L Then you can relenti r = — z p ^ KelcId rules stri(ict for base) (Oct 23-Nov. 21): Leo ., Q. Underder pro baseball nilea, wbo'a “ 1 NcHCMoon relatesatcs to promotion, produo- ,. m ^ t A e tbe field dating « gn w ? I tion. being in chargbarge of demonstration re- cm ? layos and coacbes In unifonn,;*| LNLBoyd• quiring color coordoordination, entertainment '' 4 B miiugets,, ,n.news pbotognpbers lutbo- i t ? 5 »Z anship. GetGet ideas on paper, be N I C >■ >- -W hat’s what sal, business, matnage. ' X 9 riicdTytbol!>e borne tesm, uinpires, ofGccrs H ^ 5 o f tbe taw/ isio uniform, and watchiDco ortt 1 ■ 111 1.1^^— JUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): ' : j f S ■ ; (^ iloyees of tbe bone dub.” liminary to reporting tbal professional pr pUns shulDed1 in relalion to journey. < > 11 wim backward as readily as13 - ping'poiig players aren't .aallowed lo Have alternatives/es.ai a hand. Focus on pub*,' * s fom-aid, Wsay tbe. fishery folk. How cana wear while shilts in toumsmenents. Hthing, advertising[sing, patlidpation in spir* - ; - ! they icU?^ Q. Dooi aaor ctettoe, beridride* tbn ha- {mal mission. P l .“ • Tolalkmi; most comforubly. two wom- inttt,p|tBt,aiBh«tendfaflTCire«ksftxxn CAPRICORNIN {Dec 22-Jan. 1 9 ) :" ; - I eo prefer toto sit side by side, two.mea,.a A. Only tbe pansol an t inInsobr as is Agreement signed,pied, results in addiUonal IHJ revenue for p ^'^ect. e c Business partner or . ce. Oenerally. So say tbe sod*j. now known. I J l ./ , ByArtSansom ts '“Pygme’* is an andent OiGreek word mate dedares, “W■ ^ e n you dedde to d o '- • } The Bom Loaaf mM. . . S S S iTbese n are the same experts in men talic and gesture'more Bthr^* something, youJ are a regular firebrand!" '• - II J f f x l 4iuem'TOE.'' TDweRO.cHoisreEOL.fEweR'^ ’ r ^w w h o w t m e . w j k e ' len do. . Men of Australia ^ pIk ^ with lar Af»UAIUS(Ji5 (Jan. 20-Feb. 18): Whatf ' '. jR 3ftW H E V J-----GAiCBieees,4es& FM vt£aai«-r-^— We<)L)T-GP-\FPi^ itan9«an-drlak-upeide-dowa_ EkUhejVDm:_waaJieldJn.abeyaieyancg «iirgr< tn fnTefmnt.T’. . ____ this list of W a s U u t ^ JeOBT-r. eo there. Why? - pounce on oppo:>ITOrtunity to bring prod-,;, , ■ ^^yiEO >JqSH !__- ft^:nei'Rwse ^j=crr> (Tl Q.Oatfaii mit worlrf ^ into linwtigm, * T < S s ------ioo,-R«iaiiUittrUM eiflrhda^ Orni.VI,.:— C8rtogrsbbe»-who-put_c fflnti t n~ ‘ * ^ MeDoler.r, Oeveliad and Tbeodon0 T"«p« uwaUy place tb d r ownr a countries pearanccs, distributribulion, promotioa M u -... Vv V'o .. ^ ^ \ rfl .Roo*ot«6,"t, wfakfa n iM bekag?? r i ^ t in Ibe middle. Icarus; Libra involved, i ^ ...... vJfll .. A,.RooiCT«evdL Portr«iCi.of tbe otbert.% Even DOW it takes about1175 1 people eb. 19-Mardj ?0): Y ou'll' ' 5. banknotes. Ib set tm tbe Bamum A BalllUey Citcjis, be musing. “Tbis[bis is ray b n d o f d « r - - i vV L '; V aieonU.S.t ■ u ^ . J l lily Tomi.miin said. “Reality is a crutchfa rm told. Focus on mystery,toy, i n t r i ^ hiddeo'-val- r U ' M i S t Z / r t forp^ev^9 csn’l copb with dnigs." If you're not into snakes,a . vou may ues. Lunar positiodtion cmtihasizss fitness, ■. \ N . 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1 _ B Mom L______' _ ^_3 _ Capitital gainns tax Cl:ut can 1benefitt small ii^esto]i >rS I ' Pairiroffihns I PyJamcsRiusdl . _ » i _ Thrhe tax reduction encouraged;ed jobrinducing Jones,s, r i^mv^e Clinton-appointed tse SpokaneJ ^ight-RiddcrNcwsw s Scrvicc ______Commen)m tary inves’estment and persuaded moinany holders o f bassadoror ito Mexico, recalled what 1 c h o o s' capit)ital assets to sell them andd Linvest the pro- after thele exporter, will employ a to-; 3 I nch !” But oh, declare the objecjjectors, that robs the wass a« prominent Democrat, a formerf aide to BostonI bcbecam e a hotbed o f high-tc< people, the Spokane Area 3 : Class warfare rideides again and this time ai federa! treasury nnd forcesces the less, fortunate Presiiisident Lyndon Johnson who/ho ran' success- opmentt \ W hat w e did w as make rev Development Council said S i }ccy part o f it is a ReRepublican proposal to re-• to make up the difTerenccncc. Not so. History fullyly for Congress from his homome state o f Ok- investmennent activity grMtcr. And It w< I ducc the tax on capitapital gains. Opponents sayK shows otherwise. lohonoma afler the lefl the'Whitee IHouse.. That’s:’s ’ what capiuilism is all aboi«V*“ GSI Outdo,tdoors, a wholesale distribi 4 it just w ould add to0 theth w ealth o f the wealthy, In researching p u t dcbaubates o ver cutting tax Cul^utting capital gains taxes wiwas not a parti- lining the pockets o f W all Street mi]nilhonaires mping gear, cookware and 3 . I If taxes are rcduceciced on profits from the sale; ' rates on capital gains, 1 resiresurrected a Decem- sanI move.n then, nor should It be now.-It’s not but imprciproving (he fortunes of mil ^-veMcle accessories, will 3 of assets — cverytiry th in g f^rom sto c k s and1 ber l 991 column that feaniritUTcd the thoughts o f reall>Uy grist for the class warfarfare mill, either, woriceiss oiand investors on M ain Street nisiness from San D j ^ ta 3 budget resolution Congress I bonds to private herhomes and smal! shops —- James R. Jones, who thenien was chairman of Rougughly 55 million Americansans were stock- The bui company spokesworoaij: . 3 some rich peopleIc ^would benefit. But so> the American Stock Exchachange. When Jones • holdeders when a New York StoStock Exchange last month>nth called for a sharp reductii Itt said state ofTers tax 3 [ • - would m illions o f‘ no not-so-rich who prudentlyr was a U.S. congressman,an, he and a fellow suryeyey was conducted a few yetyears ago. Since mtes onn acapital gains. So this potenti ompared to California, and 3 invest a reasonablelie { portion o f thcir income: member, William Steiger,r, C'co-sponsored a bill then,h, countless others have joiijoined the ranks the nationion’s faltering econom y appe;IE'sears to be for .a coinpaa;...... pany-,f like us that will be a . 3 instead of blowingng it all. to satisfy every' in 1978 to cut the tax in halfhalf. o fiminvestors, many through ownADcrship o f mu- on its wayvay. .__. definite a a ^ f^ ta g e ,” she said. • ^.-3 yearning. “There were all the samiame arguments then tualI fimds.'f Aboutut tthe only thing that could di this mon^, Maviga N.A^ g One salient truthh oficno is overlooked in a!lI that we’re hearing today,”,” hehi said. Th("he myth about “the rich"' bbeing the.only misguide*ided opp o sitio n base'd o n th d an office downtown with |9 the heated rhetoric; overo' helping the rich, the: Opponents called it a booboon for the rich that benelleficiaries of low capital gagains taxes has premisee thatth it's good for the rich an< J f v e S mmembers. S The Kent, Eng;.« “middle class” or whomever.wh Ours is'a capi-■ .would lead, to lower govememment revenue and beenm punctured repeatedly.. ButE the most everyonene

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Anyone with a nestest thusiasm with its upcomoming Windows 95 prod- AfAPRIL1 THRO JUNE 30.19956 He market facts from marketket uct, dropped more thanin SS7 to $94.50 — but it’-s FUND DESCRIPTION BEGINNING RECBVED PAIDBJD BY ENDING egg needs to sqjorate BALANCE REVENi ^ U E TRANSFER WARRANTS TTIANSIkNSFER BALANCE fiction. The followinglg m harbors" such as savingsngs occounts and money- 131 PUBUC HEALTH 110.557.24 .00 11.720.41 61,936.74 J.00 60340.91 Jones industrial averagtrage has shed 2 pcreent from - 132 REVENUE SHARING . 30.683.07 •'1,370,370,00 . .00 30,440.18 .1.00 1.612.89 Monday’s all-time high. hig By contrast, the 198787 market mutual funds, momaking them appropriate 133 HANSEN FREE UBRARARY. :oo .00 783.35. 487.46 .1.00 305.89 I stock market crash sawsaw the Dow lose 22 pcrccnt:nt places to store emergenc;ency cash but not invest- 134 AIRPORT • .00 .00 .00 .00 J.00 .00 I o f its value in one day.»y- ments, said Karl Romero,ero, a Tustin,'Calif., certi- 135 RLER RURAL . k Market's composite indexex fled financial planner, RRE PROTECTION .00 .00 8,56135 4,741.90 .00 3.819.45 ' The Nasdaq Stock N 138 PEST CONTROL 13,618.68 .00 . 570.18 869.40 .1.00 13319.46 — a stnall-company incindex that is heavily wcight-ht- Consider this: if you1 boughtbo siocks thc day be- 137 SOUD WASTE NEW ed with technologyy ?lstocks — saw its secondnd fore the 1987 stock marklarket crash, your holdings LANDRELD 2.839.23 .oo" .00 .00 .00 2.83923 biggest point drop everver Wednesday (behind onlylly would be worth more ihaiIhan twice as much today, 138 COUNTY SHARE EMS;S 5.078.02- 3.831.831.75 .00 ■ 4,1M.68 .o d 5.401.93- larkct recovered from its 139 PRE-PAID PERSONAL\L Oct. 19, 1987). But as aI pereentage fall, it didn'tn't That’s because thejnarl .00 60.740.14 post record gains. PROPERTY • 4.990.11 5 5,W . ^ .03 .00 . .00 rank in the top 10. It'It’s off 5 pereent from its plunge and went on to pos 140 TWIN FALLS CITY 23.899i4 11611&00 478,956.12 460.983.12 .00 ■ 41368.54 • peak, , ' . “If you don’t believee ththe market is going to be 141 BUHL CITYX 5,784«7 M 62,889v49 50.406.00 .00 18278106 Myth: The week’sic’s technology stock routlUt double or triple what it I Is today, you might as 142 RLER CITY 82.80 .00 28.896.12 27,340.92 .00 1.638.W matinn Tiiglmnty well buy a big gun andnd :some gold and a four- 143 KIMBERLY CITY 3.625.26 e6.00 - 26,830.01 2 9 ,^ 4 1 .00 907.86 proves that tho mfiMDial 9,076.53 .00 464.60 ed . wheel-dnve aira head 10lo ithe mountains, becausc '>.144 HANSEN CITY 291.35 .00 9,249.78 Fact: Excitement aboutabc computing has helped . 145.HOLUSTEBCIXy. - .4 4 . .00 1569.14 1369.14 “- ,.00 .44 push, technology. stQclucks on average— sig-ig- . you’re baslcajly bettinglg tlthe economy :is going to ... . i48MURTAoom:iTrrr' .64 .00 Z017.90 1,544.49 . .00 474.05 nificant gains.forthee yiyear even aflCT this week’sc’s fall apart,” said Martiiiin IKlein, who teaches in- '147 CASTLEFORDCrrY .18 .00 70932 709.S2 .00 .18 sell-off. vesting at thc Universityty cof Collfomia; Irvine. 148 TWIN FALLS HIGHWAYAY 37.74- .00 77,189.78 ' 77,169.76 .00 37.74- 149 COUNTY REVOLVINGG • FUND 933.52 2.302,302.25 • 116.50 3 3 1 .7 5 . 1515.00- 55.52 IM BUHL HIGHWAY 3.80- .00 23,384.55 . 2338455 .00 3.60- 151 RLER HIGHWAY 1.48- .00 10.22a43 10,228.43 .00 1.48- Wheree are bnraveinveestors? 152 MURTAUGH HIGHWAY .64- .00 4,285.38 2,677.43 .00 1.60731 . 153 MATCHING FUNDS .00 .00 2,644.10 &644.10 .00 .00 The Aflsociated Presss The trend continued intiinto ot least thc first quor- 154 AMERICAN FALLS RES:ES; 345.37 .00 1,924.38 1.253.87 .00 1,015.88 s adding to ownership ot a 155 CLASS A 151 .00 .00 41.25 41.25 .00 .00 ter o f 1995, with funds ac / n 1,842.00 • h e . rate that, if maintained,I, wwould odd S94 billion to 15eCLASSA411 1.755.00 8787.00 187,215.^ 187,21559 4 . NEW YORK — ThereTh( is no mysiery to thc 157CLASSA412 342.00 .00 26,3ia48 28313.48 .00 342.00 'whereabouts o f smallI ininvestois, the sort who oncece their coffers while houseluseholds were subtracting 168CLASSA413 30.00 .00 32,058.87 32,05837 . • .00 30.00 biuvely made their own)wn stock picks and took re-V- $84.3 billion from theirs.rs. 159CLASSA414 90.W e6.00 29,490.07 28.490.07 •' ..00 96.00 spbnsibility for ^ eir decdecbions, for better or worse,;e. At least for the time: beibeing, the messoge ofthe 160CLASS8415 . 66.00 .00 6,560.78 656a78 h o eaoo ey mutual funds — that theyhey have superior wisdom •. 161CLASSB417 .00 .00 12.19928 12,199.28 . 0 0 ^ .00 They have sought secsecurity in the crowd. They 162 ClASS 8 418 .00 .00 8,992.14 8,992.14 .00 .00 have succumbed to thehe notioni that they are inade-Ie- — seems to be more con^:onvincing than that ofthe . 163 CLASS B 23 3 ' .00 .00 715.24 715.24 .00 .00 quate to the task. The>|ey 1havd turned over decision-in* dato providers — thot whwhat they offer can make 164CLASSB234 .00 .■00 .00 .00 .00 .00 makiog to the professioisionals. They are hiding out)ut you, the individual, an expert.exp 165JTCLASSC416 . .00 . - . .00 .00 .00 .00 . -00 , Several ironies con be observed. First, while 166 CASTLEFORD RURALL in m u ^ funds. RRE DISTRICT ' 258.77. , .00 1.643.23' 1.16Z16 .00 739.84 The surprise in all thisthi. is that individuals todayoy small investor are now'W [provided with much of 167 LANDRLL-PROJECT have access to more sosecurities and market infor-)r- the same data ovailablelie ito the pros, they hove ACCOUNT 638,158.24 .00 .00 568.849.28 .00 71308.96. mation than ever beforefore, a multiplication o f dataIta chosen to defer to thc: la(laltcr’s alleged expertise 168 COURT TT^UST 609,044.88 501.619619.48 35.00 . 117.»3.19 280,091.09124-, 733.054.93 .00 911390J59036-^ 7332.661.06 and opinion not foreseeseen as recently as a decadede and sometimes pay a fee:e fifor doing so. 169 REAL TAXES 220,617.15 8.220,98298^48 2,651.99 There is also this ironjony: Many o f tlie profes* 170 OUTSTANDING ago. REAL TAX .00 .00 .00 .00 . . .00 .1 .00 The proliferation incincludes daily newspapers,rs, sionals believe that smo!moll investors con do as 171 OUTSTANDING ' specialized publicationsons, advisory services, radiolio well or better than the's' piprofessionals,, and'some PERSONALTAX • 439.78 .00 • . . .00 .00 .00 J 439.78 and television programsuns, computer software, andnd have publicly declared thetheir conviction, 172 UNAPPR0T10NED built the huge Magellan TRAILER HOUSE TAX< • 1,022.57 3.263263.02 .00 .00 .00 4285.59 desktop and even vestt pcpocket quotation devices. • Peter Lynch, who bui 173UNAPPORTJONED On-line informationID ccomcs at a fraction o f thehe Fund, wrote in-“One Up On Wall Street’? that FEES • .00 ■ .iOO .00 .00 .00 J .00 time and price'that similmilar research required justta a any normal person “canin ppick stocks just as well, 174 COUNTY BOAT UCENSINSE . few years ago, and it is |presented more gtaphtcal-ll- if not-better.-than thc avaverage Woll Street Ex* FUND 37,861.70 11.831831.87 s .00 1535639 .00 34.337.18 J7450 ■ .00 2,190.05 .00 27.45631 ly and clearly than ever,ver. And you can buy or sellsll pert" 175 SNOWMOBILES 24.67Z06 . • 5,074. who publishes newsletters 176 WATERMASTER DISTRITRICTS stocks with a few key' strstrokes. And Gerald Perritt, wh« 45-N 285.70 .00 .00 -00 .00 285.70 All this, you mightt ththink, would promote indi-ii- and runs a mutual fund,d, ccomments that “If pco* 177 GRAZING DISTRICTS viduality, and to somc-irity in funds as in individ- PHASEOUT • .00 593.455.155.42 .00 .00 583.455<55.42- .00 181 WATERMASTER DISTRITRICTS first k M pace with thele SIsurge in the number bf mu-u- ual slocks. So many assetssets and so much trading .00 ' s ,7.046.79 •2, power are in the controlrol o f fund managers that 470 2,18535 5.542.>42J6 .00 ' *'681.12 tual funds.in the late 19:1980s and on th roug 1992, 182 TWIN FALLSJIURAL but then the two linesses became 'mirror images,!S. mutual funds are consideilidered o potentially weak • RREDIffTTOfcT .00 .00 , 19.847.41- 19347.41 .00 .• .00 Funds bought, individualiu ^ so ld . joint in the market ^tructuicture. 183 MOBILE HOME 460.00- Z975.63 Federal Reserve figifigures show mutual fundsds When individuals becclecome disenchanted ond OCCUPANCY • 1,422.68 4.012.112.95 .00 .00 2.460.1 of U.S. corporate equities byjy sell stock in a companyly tlthey can cause its price 184 OUTSTANDING MOBILEILE were net purchasers of I HOME TAX • . .00 .00 ^ .00 . .00 .00 .< !oo - SI28.8 billion in I99!993 and $111.2 billion in to plunge. Funds are littl(ittle different, except thot 185 REAL OCCUPANCY • 7,356.10 re.232.232.26 , .00 . .00 13335.1335.68- 69252.68 1994. But householdId cdirect ownership fell byjy when their investors sellell idiey moy hove to sell, 1680UT8TANDING REAL , $28.5 bilUon and $76.4.1>.4blllion. and the d a ^ g e spreadss mmore widely.. OCCUPANCY • .00 .00 .00 .00 .00 .< .00 187 WEST END CEMETERYFTT .00 ..00 2.921.81 232131 .<.00 .00 168 RLER RECREATION - 23&05 .00 -^^32.33 Z606.72 .1.00 863,66 189 HAGERMAN RRE OISTRICT ' - 3.61 .00 ■ 87.47 74.60 .1.00.. 16.48 Id the Wgatercoolcler ■ 190CHILD,8UPPORT 34.117.34 406,430.^130.78 .00 • 405,20337 .'.00 35,344.55 Arount .00 19,783.78328- 58396.47 191 MOBILE HOMETAX -• *, 7,195.73 70.964.»4.02 .00 L the tinie. If only life were:re Itliat simple, says En- 192 OUTSTANDING MOBIL!ULE LETS FORM AC^ COMMTTtEB TO DEAL HOMETAX • 538.94 .00 . .00 •00 . , ^ .00 53834 W n H THAT: Comrimmittees. keep popping upip trepreneur m a^zine. 193 RESTrrunON >• 4,42a09 9,068.» 8 £ 5 .00 6,446.71 . ' .1.00 . 7.064.93 cvcrywhprc to dealII -— or sometimes not dealal Seasonal businesses, likelik' running a clothing 194 CIRCUrr BREAKS)- ^,'with all .kinds of issues. Yet many o f us shop'in a resort area, coh be successful.'JBut MOBIL£HOME . .00 " ..00 ; .00 .00 .00 195 CIRCUIT BREAKER- think they are a wasteiste o f time. Roy L. Stewart,rtt the hardest port,^the magalagozitie says in its Au- ■“.A.00 .00 27137925 REAL .00 271,579:•79.25 , .00 . who bas put togetheither a book called "Quota-a- gust issue, is managingI theth m o n ^ made dur* 196 JUSTICE FUND 76,495.79 40,941.M1.50 ^101.465.46 624,054.70- .00 405,15138- 'tions With An Attittitittide," found some o f the« ing the biisy periods, to covercov the dry spells. 197PERSONALTAX • 13,334.57 719.132.132.07 .00 .00 55,156.156.78- 67730936 pith^^pTOK some obtobservers have used to de- ' 198 JUV. D E reinO N CONiw sm ' (.^uthor-Laurence-J^Peter- _; lqan __ - • .00 __-0p__ .t .00 .00____ ^ J^00 ___ M er------b URNINO-UP-THB*JB*SUPBRMARRBT^------199 JUV. DETEKHON CONSiNSTRl ^ ------sai^ “Committeesi habave become so important"!_SHEUOT;JEiciyJ6adsJil 5 like t>eppers. hot mus* __-__^.QRANT. • .00 •______.00 M ' .1.00 152,18137 nowada^..Uiat subcoixommittees'haViTtb-be-ap^ ^ tords, horseradish andI solsosso are among the TOTAL “ 6:43234573------1362.33S.2OS38------123 73 3 79.07------: pointed to do thet work.”w< Comfidian Milton hottest items on groceiyy shelvessh in every sense t B ^ e called a commitmittee “a group of men who STATBOF IDAHOO .. .of the yord, says Packagecig ^ Facts. _ ...... rw a8tehour8.” .'Comedian,' TWWNFAllSCa. . ke'M minutes M d'w IJ The New York-baseded research firm says ' . WE,BONM 1 ^ BRUMNik TREASURER.iANOROeERTa Af • Fred 'AlIni said aI cocommittee is “a group of lets grew 9.6 p « ^ t ih f ■FOHT,AUt jo rro fl OFSAIpCOUMTY. pDOSOLByMLY o j sales ofHhe tongue tickleis SWEAR THfHATTME FOR^OOCNG STATE]^TEMQ4TISCOR men iodividuallyally can do nothing but as i'- billion." Business is M* . group decide that lUthuthiagcrabe'done.” “ •1994, to a total o f $1 bill RECTFORIR A n k 1 .199S TWOUGH JUhJUNE90.1906 pected to increase anotherher 12 percent this year, BorONMEBRLMNG ROQK)BERTS.FORT •raEASURER AAUOTTOR . ORI&^It's'the ideal job: you.,u but gtowth is expecteded to ta^er gradually . 1 s b a s o n a l ' w ^ f through the year 2000.. > 'iv. work part o f the year'ear, then do'something.dif- ferent (mpybe even1 taketal it easy!) — the rest ofDf ' Cooqriltqiiled flxto wire {cpoili

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SUUMARV UIY STA TEM EN T-1M 6 -1 9 006 6 :SCHOOL BUDGET Rich Patteraon at 352-4400.0 . C a se No. CV-95

O ther S ources 275

TotiUa 65,330 S6.095 275 2 5 3 9 a

GENERAL M&O FUND ALL OTHER FUNDS ' PrlorYear Propoeed PrlorYear Propoeed i l Budget Budget EXPEHDITURES 1894-1B95 1996.1908 Salortes S 25.100' 19.680 $ • $ 4,320 'O lsto ’ Benefits 6,720 7.360 330

P urchased Seryfeee 21.100 23,298 7,242

Supplies & Materials 8,115 4.600 150

Capital Outlay 275 . 11,850 DetJt Retirement ' I Prices Insurance & Judgem ents(Its- -4.345 ■ 2.000 I Good Thai Transfers ■ i I . 7 /3 1 /9 5 Ccntingertcy Reserve ' ■ o , : I Unapproprfated Balances» S - - n g Totals • 9$ 66,380 S 58,095 $ 278 S 26,802

A copy of th e School Oisti3i»trl« Budget b available for pupublic Inspection In th e Admlnis-Is- tratJve Offices of th e Scho<:hool District o r th e Offlcs of th« e aC e r i ( of th e District PUBUSH; July 20 a n d 2727. .1 9 9 5

IN THE DtSTTtlCT COURTJRT point and objection may’ bbe e October, 1995. AH quailffed OF T«E RFTH JUDICIALlAL filed by any person who'po electors living within the DISTRICTOFTHESTATE\TE can, In such objectloham s boundary of HUsdaleHigh-M 1 9 9 5 N 1 O F IDAHO, IN AND FOROR show to the court a good H S S A N 4 X 22 P I C K C P 1 9 9 5 P O N V T l A C G R A l ' » d way District a re entM e7to I #5503030.4 cylindert, 5 speed tram THE COUNTY O F TWINriN r e a s o n a g a i n s t s u c hh a vote In this election. #52106.4 Wheel Anti-Locl>ek B rakes, A uto D oor Lock*,1, 2.. 2.3 DoHC Q uad 4, , FALLS changeofname. Great Value! 16 V J r e Engine, A ir CC( o n d ., AM/FM C a u ., C ruiM9 CoiC ontrol & m ore. W i t i ^ My Hand and»d HILLSDALE HIGHWAYY I W as *10,319 W a s » 1 5 , 1 4 2 Casa No. SP-95-0054d*M•M Seal of the District Court'Urt DISTRICT . . NOTICE TO CREDITORSRS this23rddayof Juno. 1995.95. Katherine TFHe. Sea (l.C. 1 S - 3 ^ 1 ) a e r it of th e Court In the Matter of the Estatetate By; Deputy Clertc PUBUSH: July 19 and 27. . . * 8 , 9 8B8 n o w *13,99t Factory Rebate! of QLENN E.F. QERGENS and CLARA ELIZABETHTH PUBUSH; July 27. Augustu s t ^------'■ QERQ EN8. 3 .1 0 , a n d 17.1995. NOTICE OF TWIN FALLS I H u stu n d and WHe, — HIGHWAY DISTBKn- D eceased. IN THE DISTRICT COURT2 ELECTION OF THE FIFTH JUDICIAL 1 U B NOTICE IS HEREBYBY DISTRICT OF THE STATE . NOTICE IS HEREBY I GIVEN that the under­; f / O F IDAHO, IN AND FOR^ GIVEN: That th e TVvin Falls signed h a s t>een appotm^ ed THECOUNTVOFTWIN!* Highway Dlstrlc't will be personal representative^ of FALLS MAGISTRATE= conducting,an Election for I the above-named decede­SiS wvreioN th e fdOowing purpose: nts. A|1 persons having claims against tho dece­I"? ProbitaC aieN o.o - Twin Falls Highway Dis- I dents or tfie estate are re­1 SP.95.g48M Ulct Commissioner. Sub- quired to proBont their NOTICE TO C nE D nO R» S district #3 to be held on claims wtthin four months1^' In ms Mutac ot me E«aU I 1995 NIS! 1 9 9 5 G M C : 4 X 2 C X I J Bt C C O U P E Tuosday. the lat day of Au­ I #55094. 4 D o o r. V.6•6 Engine, Aulo. transtaluion. after the dato of the first gust. 1995. on which day HMS!o n , A M /FM C sa»elte. T ilt #53264. Air CoadiUoningng, T ilt W heel, C ru iM C o n trorol, l, AM/FM Casi., publication of this Notice“ or GENEVA A. HIATT, ^ wm be open from 8:00 I 'Vhcd.ChtChrome W heel, T in te d G la wI. , Ff e n d e r F U re i Automatic tratumltsioiion, V-8 E n ^ e , P o w e r W indotadoWs & Lockil said dalms wDI be forever a m . to a-00 p jn . a t th e fol- W aa *25,023 W as *21,350 .barred. w designated Polling Ctaim s m ust b e |M98 filed with the Clerk ot tho house;425 Shoshone I C o u rt persons'having clalhis^ S i^ t Nbrth. TwIn Falls, I DATED this 5th day, of-f against the decedent are - July. t995. ’ required to present their C ^ L L GERGENS ' claim s within four(4) Twin Falls Highway Ols- I 385 Filer Avo. W. months after the date of the^ trict, 1234 Highland Ave- I Twin Falls, 10 83301 first publlcatton of th b rx>-^ nue E a s t Twin Fails. Idaho I (208) 734-3710 tice or sa id d a lm s will b e forever barred. Claimsfj* Klmboriy City Hall. 132 I PUBUSH: July 20; 27 and must be presented to the Main Avenue. K m ^ . ID I l i g Augusta. 1995.______Peraonal Representatlvo in _ care of attorney Leon E. H ansen City Hall. 368 Main I I 1 9 9 1 F O I IN TH E DISTRICT COURTRT Smith, Jr. at the office ,0'of Street Hanaen, Idaho I 1992 PONTIAC GRAR A N D A M S E O F THE RFTH JUDICtALU. SMITH & BEEKS, 210 I - DISTRICT OF THE STATETE Sixth Avenue East, Post I A uto, tra n a ., A ir con S} Salmon River Canal Com- I■ fSSIW*! \uto. iranimUaioD ^ O F IDAHO, IN AND FOR»R O fnce Box 508, TS*in Fans. % 5 9 9 tssm-\ % 2 9 9 THE COUNTY O F TWINN idsho«3303-0506. FALLS DATED t» ^ 13th day of I July, 1995. Rogerton Service. 1506NI I . C ose No. SP 95-660 2300E. Rogerson.idaho I NOTICE O P HEARING NANCYL.(HIATT) In th e M atter of GROVES MEi^lTHWARR . I JEREMY JOHN LOGAN Election OfOdai I THORPE Idaho Fans. Idaho 83405 PUBUSH; July 19 and 27. I A petition by Jeremy John ujgan Thorpe, bomim PUBUSH: July 27. Augustst ______I ■I992DOD6ECCABAVAIVSE S e i^ m b e r 7 ,1 9 7 2 s t Twinito 3 a n d 10,1995. SEALED BIOS I I Silverado, Loaded Fails. Idaho, now o resl-Jl------^ M7976-1 kUto. t r a n i .. A ir c o n d . 9 1 1 ■ ■ n e n iK i ^ 1 2 , € 9 9 - . dent of Twin Falls. Idaho,K). NOTICE O F ELECTIONI T he Bliss Highway Die- I HESEL.oostln 16,995 and proposing a name to FOR HILLSDALE trict »2 is now taCng sealed I Jerem yJonnLogani n HIGHWAY DISTRiCT bids for approxinuaely 8 to I Bostron, has been filed In 10 miles of sealcoatlng. I ihe above entitled court.rt. An election will be heldId P ro o f o f in s u ra n c e m u st ■ The reason fbr the changeje Tuesday, August 1, 199515 accompany all bids. Bids ■ In nam e Is that Petitionerer at the Hazelton City Hallill m u st b e In no la te r t h a n ' ■ has affiliated with his step-p- and the Eden City Hall to midnight July 27th. 1995, I tether since childhood andId elect a Highway District:t and will be opened In a I wishes to bo imown by hisils Commisstorw to representnt special meeting at 7:00 ■ surnam e, Bostron. Petition-n- Sub-District Three (3).). P.M. Ju ly 28th. 1995 a t th e I e r's te th er ia Mike T h ^e , , Polls wOi be open from &000 Biisa Highway Districi I I JiraiDODi ■ I a resident of Twin s, a.m. until 6;00 p.m. ThisIs Building. Ali b id s m ay b e I IDA CIVIC H Twin Falls-CouRtv. Id^o.0 . ' • Com m issioner wiB be elect-t- accepted, or rejected a t the ■ , ' A u to a ia tic tn iu ia U iio n ' lilverados '' 81 ^ TTw petition for c n ^ e Of-Of-. a d fo r a te rm o l fo u r (4)I) discivtion of the Highway I ^ * * ^ 9 9 5 «SS9;4-J «13,388 SS338-7 M .i n a m e will b e h e ard a t such:h 'y e ara ; th e term to begin onn Commls«loner8.' For fur- ■ time as the court may ap*p- the second Thursday of>f ther Information contact ■

A n dI make I soii m e I e x tIra i dough I 1992PONTLK lOM ouK SCinii 1991 CADILLAC flE I I . i d o o r I • 09143.0 '.,1 mis.1 . V J II ■ a s s n i^ P ack up allf thtl o se things you)uVe been I 16,888 stow ing aw aja y and never usese and sell I them for cashCi in .the C lassssifieds. I ; 1427 Bltliiie Lakes

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NOTICE O F= TTRUSTEE'S I SALE bearluf addidoaal F PUBUSH: Thursday. July CCounty. Idaho, more partlc- THENCE T> North 89*11'62* MillMiller. It Is further movod shoilall hovo primary physkail In the _ 0 n Wadnwday, Octoborb e r 25.1995. a t the hour of 10:303p eriJence iu regard (o the 2 7 .1 9 9 5 u the School Admlnistra- A.M.; rscognlzed local time, ularly described as follows: west wa 160,00 feet along the that thai tho Court modify that custistody and primary resi- tionn O:Office Building. 201 m e,'of sa w day, a t RRSTAMEH------CCOMMENCING at the no ICAN TTTLE. 260 3rd AVB appllcnllonj. TTiebearins “ north boundary of s ^ Lot provision pro of the Docroo done>ncy with Doroh, that tho MolnIln AAvonuo W ost. Twin ' AVENUE N O F m . TWIN FA U S, ^ ORDINANCE NO. 249? so ro- bo accaccepted. Tho list of / of tho United States, all payable}lo . ISOJ, Idabo Code. The» THET CITY COUNCIL OF eeast 1.300.84 feet along ao • «l Iho am o.of Balo. tho tollfollowing doscrlbod real ostato, a cre^ . ISHISHAW MILLER, for tho quintirod io pay $200.00 o suppllippllds and conditions I?’ proidtng ofneer at the, THE CITY OFTWIN t^the south boundary of said SECTION 2. That tho benbenefit of chDd: Dorok. it Is momonth child support for tho m ay b< aJtuatod In TWIN FALLSi County.Co Idaho a s follovra, to>wlt: , FALLS, IDAHO. REZON* si ly bo obtained from tho iJJ: hearing • wiU be U Glei f. section to th e Southw est Aroa Art of Im pad and Zoning furtlfurther roquostod thot this bonemollt ol Dorok. Schooltiooi District olflco at tho Township 10 South, RaiRango 17 East of tho Boise Mo* ING REAL PROPERTY Ci .. ftdlan. Twin Falle County. Ifl Oft . Sftxtoa. ' B corner of th e S E 1/4 SW Districts Dlt Map for the City of CoiiCourt order Rospondont to DATED ( this 9th doy of S c hhool o o Administration /, Idaho, SECTION 19: That part BELOW DESCRIBED; V1/4; Twin Tw Falls, Idaho, b e and pay . oftho.El/2NE1/4 more particularlypart dosctlbod a s follows:rs: Aay parly wbo wiibca to p pay child support in tho Junene. 1995. BuildinjUding. ' PROVIDINGTHEZONING TTHENCE North 00*01'52‘ tho tha sam e is hereby amond* amamount i of $200.00 por •BEQINNINQQtapoint2Sfo5 foot South and 278 foot East of fonttiUy appear ia the> CU^SSIRCATIONC THERE- w tho Noithwest com er of tho west 60.00 foet along the ed ed to reflect the rezonIng of mormonth ponding furthor or* ELLSJ-SWORTH. MAY. SUD- Tho) Bo Boord of Tnjstoos for tho E1/2NE1/4; thonco SoutherlyW proeeedioj for (be purpoie) FOR;F AND ORDERING wwest boundary of the SE the along th e contoitino of a1 ditchdlb 165 feet; thence E ast 2 ^ the real property above dordorofthlsC ourt. WEEEEKS, STUBBS, IPSEN tho TwiTwin Falls School Dis- " o f prfM stlas eWdence o r. THEJ NECESSARY AREA 1/1/4 SW 1/4 to a point on described. dot 1Tho foregoing Motion Is & PERRYPE trict IM411M1 roson/o9 tho right foot parallel to the Northih linoI of said section; thonco , OF IMPACT AND ZONING Ih Northorty to a point 238 fee In. crouexoBiiniu^ofwitacsM S q the northerly right-of-way PASSED PA BY THE CITY macmade and based upon tho ByJAY Ji D. SUDWEEKS torejoco jo d any or oil bids and foot East of th e Point of Bogin- DISTRICTSM AP b P PHILUPS had m ade appli- 0(00*01'62*v«8t 600.01 foot li/ - South Part< Avonuo, Twinn FlFalla. Idaho 83301. ti/ Mayor Gale Klelnkopf LauLaura C Jttlo, Twin Falla. STAIATE OF IDAHO ) T WMN IN , FALLS SCHOOL ^ of Water Reiourcei., «cation for a rezone of a strip alalong tho west boundaiy ol ATTEST: AT Jody Hall. Dep- Idal-Idaho, ond h a s llvdd with :ss DISTRIiITRICTA141I Said ealo will b e m aded o without^ covohant or warranty of land, approximately 130 th ' regarding tfdo, possosslon. Staleboute tvfaS, Boi*e. f. thoSE1/4SW1/4.alsothe uty uty City a e r k himilm In Idaho continuously Courlunty of Twin Falls ) by/Ros H lN C ^ ’ContlnuIng north SOISTRICTOFTHESTATE s 3. : That tho original Do- a n dd foregoing Motion. INTHEFHE DISTRICT COURT B ^K , STATE SAVINQSIS I BANK aka MIdFlrst Savings WHEREAS, the City 00*01'52* OC w est 776.67 feet OF and Loan Aseoelatlon.^f. an Oklahoma Corp.. as theIO Infom ial written views and pi OP IDAHO, IN AND FOR creo:reo was modldod, and a know3W9 tho contents thoro- OF THETHE RFTH JUDICIAL Planning and Zoning Com-~ along oli the wost boundary of THE i > COUNTY OF TWIN cop)» p y of the Modification ol of, 01ond fac ts therein oro DISTRK p reso rt Bonofidaiy. rocordoirdod on O dobor 10.1986 in tho10 commeuU m ay also be m TRICT OF THE STATE mission for tho a ty of Twin the*SE th 1/4 SW 1/4 to tho FALLS .the.he Oocreo is attached to true» aond corrod to tho bost OF IDAHO,IDA IN AND FOR Offidal Rocorda of TWIN RF/WJ^ County^ldaho, as Re-^ submitted (o the Falls, Fi Idaho, hold a Public conterlino cc of Fourth Ave­ oorder's Instrument No. 91C910190. Tho Grantor(s) namod thlsihis Motion. o f hihis information and THECiIE COUNTY OF TWIN II; Departm cst prio r (o tbe ^Hoaring a s required by law nue ni East, also the south > caa::ase No. CV 95-329 4. To th e bost of Mov- bollollof. FALLIVLLS MAGISTRATE herein are listed to complyly withw Sodlon 45-1606(4) .(a) jof. on tho 30th day of May, bc tho Idaho Code. No repros«rosontatkin Is mado whothor org - b ta r in g . \PPUCATION TO MODI* ant'lin t's knowlodgo, thoro Is ALEXEXANDER R. MILLER, DIVISION 1995, to considor the Zon* Ei CUSTODY ^ MINOR nO C not t h ^ aro cuirentty rosporiponslUo for the obllgathm listedtd The bearing will be 10 other custody proceed- Movavant Ing Designation end noces* THENCE T> South 69*08'37* ^,*mLC nng g jconcoming the children C asoONO.SPM Nc -'SOS \ s herein. coodacted In a facility sary si Area of Impact and oast aa 189.83 feet along the ^ - Foreclosure la being offe n a n y Court of this o r any SUBIBSCRIBEOAND NOTICEn e e TO CREDITORS effected be ca u ae of a default inIh ::wycb meets Ihe accesdbOlty Zoning Z< Districts Map centerline ce of Fourth Ave- in t tho paym ort of th e obllgatJi N THE MATTER OF THE otheIther State. SWOI'CRN to before m e this In tho10 MatterM of tho Estato jotion duo a n d owing from tho reqairomeais of the amendment upon a RE* nue nu East to the centerline m ai Grantor(s) to tho Benoficiar):iary artd evkioncod tiy a Prom- MRRIAGE OF: 6. That Derek h as In- 9th ds UDREY EVA CAUDILL ^ Americans trilb Disabilities "ZONE of the real property of of Aspenwood Drive; ALEU£XANDER R. MILLER foormed ro Movant that he MITZI ) e c e a s ^ V Iseoty Note, which said obUg>Ulgatlon Is secured by th e saki below descdbed; and. THENCE Tl 209.01 feet and of Trust, said defaultull curve; nlevor e v i paid anything to- NoUcc plus accrued Interest'at th« e ra rate of 9.6 por cent per annum Ico Is horoby given that tholr daimdai s within fout (4) same matter on the 3rd day THENCE T t Continuing COMES NOW. ALEX- vt«rd/arda child suppon or sup- Twin since D ecem ber 1.' 1994.. pliplus attorney’s foes, tnisteo'ss • ■ S :n Falls. School District m onthsths aftorc tho date of the of Juty, 1995. 110,67 11 feet along the cen* a NC ort of Dorok since living In i»411, fees and any other costs or>r OJexpenses associated with thisI Kari J. Dreber,Director °\ kNDER R. MILLER, pursu- port 1 II. Twin Falls, Idaho, first publicationpubl of this no­ NOW, THEREFORE, BE terllno ter of Aspenwood Drive amt n ti to Title 32. Chapter 11 idahidaho. will ro fbrodosure as provided by>y t^the Deed of.Tru«, the Prom-I- • - IT rocolvo soalod bids for tice oror saids claim s will bo IT O R D A IN ED BY TH E through thr a cunire to the loft; oif f tlth e Id ah o C o d e , a n d 8. 8. That In tho lost yoar or suppi)plying cologory 5 data fo rever v e r barrod. Claims Issory Note or Idaho Low, ' Published ioTtm cs News oa Cl CITY COUNCIL OF THE said sa cunre having a radfua niovnovas the Court (0 modify 188 mrr o n th s. R o sp o n d o n t coolin'ling, conduit, and tormi- m usttbe b o presented ' to Rob- DATED this l e t h ^ o f3f J Ju i n e, 1995. ' 7/37 & sa n s. CiCITY O F T W IN FALLS, of of; 225.00 feet, a central an- th a t R R S T AMERICAN TITLE CC hat Final Decree of Di- hasas livedi In several loca- nationon equipment for coni- ort W.V. Gollby, G Attorney a t 'C OMPANY O F IDAHO, INC. ' ______IDIDAHO: gla gl( or28*10'67*. a chord vorc ona, and h a s m ade no at* puter By; MONICA C O l£ orce entered In the District tions it notworiiing Installoti* Law. P.O. P.C Box 1622, TMn SECTIONI. TTtatthefol- distsnce dH of 109.66 feet and cou:ourt of Travla County, tempim pt to contact Derek, ox- on. T>The termination oqulp- Falls.I, Idaho Id: 83303-1822. Professional F o re d o su rs CCorporation « dfidWib''.’ . ' ORDINANCE NO. 2498 lowing described real prop- a a chord1 bearing bf aouth Taw 4001 South 700 East. SuKeIto450 4 exas. Cause No. 472.608 cept It vrfll consist of racks, or filed»d withw tho Court. erty be and the same Is 14*03'35‘ 14 v ^ ; a. ccopy o of which Is attached V chdown blocks, raco- 3ATE0 DATI this 7th day ol • Murray. Utah 84107 PFC-IDI•IDNo:95-3100 AN ORDINANCE O F.he•hereby REZONED R-2 THENCETh South 00*0rS2* "or* THE MAYOR ANO THE pe ereto and by this refer- specpectfully requested that ways,(S. gang boxos, wall July. 1995.199 PRO: east ea: 468.62 feet along the enci 10 C ourt m odify th o Dl- plocei PUBUSH: July 27. AugustIt 3,3,10, and 17.1995. - CITY COUNCIL OF THE A i nee made a part hereof, the ( :es, and face plates, A parcel of land located In centerline co of Aspenwood to) provideor that Alex R. Mill- vorcbrco Decree dated tho and1 optionala Item s, if ROBERTERT W. GALLEY - CITY OF TWIN FALLS. tho SE 1/4 SW 1/4 of Soc- Drive Dri to a point 30.00 feet e r& NOTICE O F TRITRUSTEE’S SALE IDAHO. VACATING THE Jv; rahallbeavrerdedperma- 13thSth day of December, deomimod necossary. Bids Attorneyney lor Peimonors tion 14.Townahlp 10 east ea of the northwest cor- nentent physical custody and 1990990, which w as modlllod mtIii bo accoptod until 3:30 REAL PROPERTY DE- South, ^ Rango 17 East^Boi. nsi On Tuesday, tho 7th day ofOf hNovombor. 1995 at the hour ner of L o ti, Block I.P hlll- nrlmrimary physical residency the>e 7th7 doy of Novombor, p.m., prevailing1 local timo, PUBUSI-^ H : July 13,20. and r SCRIBED BELOW AND ^so M e rid ian , Twin F a ils IpsCommereialSubdMskin; ips ofth of 10:00 o'clock AM., d aaldlaid day. In tho offlco bf SECU-- PROVIDING FOR THE IS- f the child, perekA nthony 1991991. provide that'Movam Biurscraday. August 3. 1995 27.19^5, RITY TITLE COMPANYr OlOF IDAHO, located at 311.I SU A N C eOF DEEDS AND rs Socond-Streot North, Twfn1 FeFalls. Twin Falla County, ID. THE VESTING OF TITLE 5 TO THE PROPERTY SO > STEWART TTTLE OF IDAHO,HO, Inc., an Idaho Corporation,, VACATED. . »■ ' a s trustee, wiiraoll a t public« aiauction, to the highost bidder, WHEREAS, DERYL • for cash. In lawful money ofth3f the United S tate s, al( payable» QEREN h a s m ade appltaa- Tillm E i^ its t$E» CAR( VALIUKS FROIH at thb tim o.af salo, th e fellowllowing described real property,, tion for vacation of a 15' shuatod fn th e County of TwiiTvrin Falls, S tate of Idaho, andi wido utility easem ent adla- described u follows, to wIC it . . . cont to and north of the south property line ol prop- GAR1 VMI Lot 4 ^ O ock 2 of HANSINQ / Y 'S Wl t JQANDWiLLSSUBDMSiON/ erty < located at 810 Chase USTL ! TVvin Falla‘County. Idaho,, aeaccording to tho Ofndol PtatI Drive; In Twin Falls! and, thereof, recorded In Book ,?9 a^ , 1 ^ . po p e f,. ..WHEREAS, the City „ TVvin Falls County; idrflo;' '• - K ■ Plap(8noi^>(«tf4oM(ig Com- K THE TR U STEE'^- NO.t. KtKNOWLEDGE OT A M O Ri ^ g i n >>sHBntBiRhffClty of Tv»ln - tsiM aaS1LE,IBUICH PARTICULAR OESCRIPtiPTION OFTHE ABOVE-- Falls,I I d ^ o , held a Public . DESCRIBED REAL PROPER>ERTY. BUT FOR PURPOSES• HoaringI a s required by law OF COMPUANCE WITH ID/IDAHO CODE, SECTION 60-• on< tho 13th day of June, . 113.THETRUSTEEHASBEIBEEN INFORMED THATTHE: 1995, to consider tho vaca- STREET ADDRESS OF■ 151667 PRINCETON DRIVE,, tion I of tho real property bo- TWIN FALLS. IDAHO 83301.OI.MAYSOMEnMESBEAS- ' lowdoscdbed; I and, SOCIATED W rm SAID REAIEAL PROPEITTY. WHEREAS, the City Planning and Zoning Com­ Said sa le will b e m ade withoiIhout covenant or wantinty ro- mission r has made rocom- garding title, possession oir r orencumbrances to sailsty thoI mendations r to tho City oblioation secured by and puipursuant tc th o povtror ol sale' C ( oundl for tho City of Twin confsrred in tho deed of trustjstexocutod < by JOZEF GUZIK. Falls, f Idaho: ond, and JADWIGA GUZIK, h usband sb a a n d wife, a s Grantor, to WHEREAS, the City STEWART TTTLE OF IDAHOHO, INC., AND IDAHO COR-,, C oundH or the City of Twin PORATION as Successorr TrTnjstoe, for tho benefit and Falls,f Idaho, hold a Public security of FIRST SECURITY rrY BANK O F IDAHO. N A a s Hearlngio I- consider the 1 9 9 3 OL D S 1 9 99 ^ 4 O L D S 1 9 9 3 F O R D 1 9 9 1 C HJEW E Boneflc^, recorded Januarylary lOth. 1992. as Instrument some a matter on tho 17th No. 1992000397, Mortgago9 recordsro< ofTwIn Falls County.'' doy c bf July. 1995. CUTLA! AC]CHIEVA TEMPO CORSIC.ICA iddbol'THE ABOVE GRANa n t o r s ,a r e : n a m e d t o NOW, THEREFORE. BE ■ #07796-0, Loadtided w ith,, #0#07769*0 #48130-1, Auto, Pwr./r. #46069*1, Very’ LoLow Milos, c o m p l V w i t h s e c t i oON n 45-1506(4)(A). IDAHO IT I ORDAINED BY THE O ptionsIS______' • V^lndows & Locks, Al:Air A utom atic CODE. NO'REPRESENTATICM10N IS fM D E THAT THEY CCITY COUNCIL OF THE I .'1 ARE. Ofl ARE NOT.PflESEN5ENTLY RESPONSIBLE FOR CCITY OF TWIN FALLS, THIS o b u q a t io n : IIIDAHO: The default for which this aalelale is to b e m a d e is failuro to: SECTION 1. T h at tho fol­ m ake principal and interost: pajpaym ents a s so t forth on said lowing Ic doscrlbod real prop­ Deed of Tmst and Promlssotu o ry Note. T he original loan erty o bo and the same is amourn w as $61,000.00 togetlgether vtrith interost thoroon at hereby h VACATED: I q ] the rate of 8.0000% porannunnum, a a ovidoncod in Promis- A parcel of land located in sory Note dated Jairuaiy 10(110(h, 1992. P aym ents a re In Lot L 7, Block 1 of Northgste . default fo;.tho n>onths of Januamuary,throughMayof1996ln Subdivision, S more parUcu- the aqiount of $568.00 perr mmonlh ancf continuing each lariy is described a s follovw: and every momh theroafliafter until datoof sale or BBEGINNING at the south­ reinstatementr The principalpal balanco.e3 of-MaysOth. w est M m or of said Lot 7: 1095 la SS9;640:g2>g^e6vec^frter^theroon as of THENCE T North 28*05'23’ MayaWf.'1995 lnlh»amount«>ntofSS.394.6S.'YTtepordlem 0BStn6.94 o, foot Uohfftbe' - ’ a Is S13.23. All dollmtuent paymI N N ) D A •N^bbtfebyslvaaUuit SSi ^ a o f u s e : thi • oa Scp(cetb«r 13, 1978, JenuacyKoDecciaberSl Ja dlnancevacatMbedMded II TROOPEE R S O N OO I M A 4 X 4 CUTLASS SUPREl am ong the adjoining prop- I I i M E A C C ORD R I ■ cbt Idabo Water Rctonrce Ute:To Ui .presetoe fUh. ^ #58076-1,'1,' V #48138.18.1, Loaded! . »08117-0 " #58016-1. Automatm atlc. Air, o^y owners In the po^ons III J Auto., Onljn iy 4,700 M iles Board .ded hrAv-Q) P« herabelow desoribed.and II V -6 ,4x4 Only 12,0000 MilesM ' applkatloni for puvUt - rpr«cresUtoUTo]ttes'.-;>-.> that thi deeds be.lssued to the ' I I • with (be D epartinw t o f OaApra25and'26,J979. Oi persons pa nam ed below: . | | ’ Water I'Ruourcct. (o tbe tb department coaduttcd NAME:^ Oeryi S. and Laura I I H. Geren. H osbaM 'and^ II preiorTO mlalnnm aa pui>Ik buarittc in DuU, Wife. ^ I I ttraamflowi rnm ipriatt tdtdabo coocenilng (be ADDRESS: AC 810 Chase II (fOMilaiy to (ba S u lia apapptkations bu( wUhlidd Drive. Dn TMn Falls, ID 83301 ' I I • JUrcratfoDowu fltflaal acliuB. o a tbe PROPERTY) All that prop. - I I A|vBeatfMNe.3««7tl9 apappUeatloaf pcadiiig (be erty described In S e d io n 1 I I atMve. , . 1 1 Soorc« DrlggiSpriasi dlidliposltloa o f 'r « « r .(4) “SECtlON 3. That tha II — Foiat'or-B iafaB w a-new t—-p pri rio r p m u t o —Ott—tb » - " -cCltycierK-lmmeaiately— i II' Let 14 (tW l/^l/4) jnipriBp._ iBi Staeo upon the pa ssag e and pub»- 11 — SecUoo-4,-T9Sr"RME.— dll DM. Goedlag Cowty. . p«p e n u lu b iio w known, (he ' a » a r e q u ire d ^ law ceiify a* I I Ralaorflowi56cnbkrec( dc| copy of the aame and de* | W £ depar(aico(*-caa further ^ ihrer said certified copy to > I *;.p*rseeood ...... cot the County Recorder'a Of-"' I -Seasoaofittei strstrcaaiflowapptiudoas.. floe f|c fo,r Indexing and I , Jauuaiy 1 (a D e c « b « r3 1 nU ,te D eperlm btf o f W ater rac OI.DSI(MOBILLE • BUJICK : UietTo .Bulataia (rout ReRceooivts win' bold -li PAS^IiBYTHECiTy.. W I 'se»»i>bBekeafima« COUNCIL “ July 17.1995 I SIGNED BY ‘m E JvlAYOR I I iS iJZ IJL l 733-11-8721 / I -800-88 2 4 - 1 5 2 G . A n f c ^ N » ; 3 « 4 7 S n • lO; July 17; 1995 I I laiO P0L6UNE RO1 0 . E . • TW IN PA LLS (ACACROSS FROM MAQIC VALLEYVi MALL)..... ^SewrcajBaaboiySprlap m s M (ke M . ODr Al/M^Qale»Oelnkopf II > A U P ri^ Plus Tax, TiUeiUe and 141.90 Dealer Documeiim en tetio a FetJ. U oiU S u b je c t 1 M a t o r Bilalffltim flewt . VaB.Ceiac9ChaiilNfSia V a ATTEOT: AT Jody H ay. D epw ^ | L I T o P r io r Sole. ‘ . ; Lot 4 (SE1/4NW1M * BaU Bd fbr (be porpoie of , .ty

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' LEGAL NOTI'TICE l e g a l NOTKn C E f ------J 5 J — I ll 207 l l 2 0 9 “ I I . 212 ■ ^ I I “212 I ------|_^PERSONA^S I I C H im C A R E / •a l | ^ 1 |RECTAU^7yi£W^ « I T ^ E • I I NANNIES f 1 1 1 111 NOTICE O P p r o pP o O; S ro roOowing described :wi water SINGLE? Moot somoonoono ^ MEDICAUDEm-AL Act^uaivo om osftoerl^poettkxi ex- TRAD^ CHANGE OP WAIVATCR rigbt(s) pursuantat to sp e d a l. Free HoarlQuitOuost 2 Qrandmothors In thol/ 6< CASHIER FT Able to worort{' DRIVERS r Now hiring ex- RIGHT Sectioa 42-222 o r IDADAIIO brochure: 1-600-949^)4H W t.l wouk) caro for your childn hoeplce progom neods » d a y s & sorAo nights. WoiVok perienced over the road>ad BRIZEE volunteer/bereovemem ent )ply drivO T ..48stateandw est Notice b b m b y s i frea a i tbat CODE and rurtiir tb e r Nico d o a n homo, m oa EXPRESSa ft Grill R estaurant Appl coordinator. Needs to boI PERSONNEL SERVICE!CES In person. coast positions available.,}le.. HEATINQ ANO DARRELL FUNK, FU deacribcd as Tnuttferrer No. i 106 1 Com o visit & fool Bocur Q £ S for your chUdron. 324-eSi a soil startor & good1 withwi Twin Falls, 733-7300 — No touch Irelght Our>ur AIR CONOmONINQ £ s p e c i a l > j o t i c b 3173 .N 49000 El 465g. . — people. Somo computputer Buriey, 878-4040 * No'Fo® F e RESTAURANT/LOUNGlGE trucks are late model^el Accepting applkatkms for MtiRTAUGII ID 83344 83 TIw purpose of CHILDCARE/NANNIES.:S. s k llh h e lp fu l. Bring0 fO-' n —- ‘ ■ Oood paying job for expepo- Frelghtiiners w/70'’ 0 entry level Installers. bu applied to0 the appUcation is to cba ALCOHOUCS Nanny/housokeopo}or, sumo to: MVSS. 200^2nd 2r g 208 — I rlenced cooks. Applyr ata sleepers. Qood pay ft S Ketchum, Sun Valley/ ar-e Avo. N. Twin Falls, ID OcpulacBl or Water W< Ibe Point of DiTenlS ANONYMOUS Shari's Restaurant vreeeek beneftts. Call Immediate­'ot e a , llvo In/ouL S tart (pri- (p ------■ PROFESSIONALd . days from 2pm-5pm. ly Two G uys Trucking 1-1* 2272ndAveEast Retottrta to cbasgeage the - add D ircnlon pointSw! ■ 733-6300 — vnto quarters avail.) Mut.4u9t MEDICAL Hospital poiOOb I- — 800-625-4553 oro r or through Job Seivtee, ' foUowios described1 waterw change tbe place of i ^ bo loving & creatlvo withwl tions avail, now: PRE-SCHOOL TEACH>CH- ^ “ I 509-627^553. . ri(bt(t) p«nuaata t te change tbe Nature of I EARLY children (2 boys-ogesi3& 3 -RN, FT. 3-11 Relhi l l e f ER:Full tims position opeopen 4 2 J 0 TRADE Bus drtvere, must Sectioa43^ofIDAIDAHO and change tbe period C O ®)- mature, rosponslblIble, C h a r g e N u rs e & SStaff te for qualified pre-schottJtlve C a ll 7 3 3 -1 9 8 3 o r 6529- 2 9 Call 1-80Q-316-1365 PakJ training . and TH U RSD A Y , 2:0 00 pipm tlmo babysitter In mym salary & bonoftt p*g.. FFor 4231 for an lntervle\ “ Part time work-perfect for haul. Call .677-7835, or Ibe. Point of Direnirersion, . stockwaler use. Tb U athere Plusjjs currontl; for FRIDAY■ ” ' home. Call 423-S740. ___ moro Info, contact HoiHolly a p p t W oxtra Income. oves 676-3469 * add ’ D ite n iw poim«int(s). split portions of rig acceptlr>g applications fo FRIDAY 2 :0 0 pm1 forto CHILD CARE Need bab;ihv. Rombo. RN at 733-370J700, ' . ^ APPLY IN PERSON AT and create a' pentituBtssible were created as a resuli PROFESSIONAL a pah-tlme saes person Western Slataa Bus ^ TRADE Driver needed tor SATURDAY' sltlor In my homo. Collifo f< r • place o f m e. Tbe Iwo ------CIvfl Engineer to bkl high 0'° S«vlce. Ino. Trans IV buses. CDL Iwo 0) companion transfer 1 ■ Info 324-7363 moms. , f f i required. 496 Madrono. existing irrisation systilystemi 4657 (Sed by Dan ___ MEDICAL RN 's and LPN'i’N's way proiect throughou ___ 2134 H ighland E ast ______TTmnkyou • Twlnf^lls, Idsho C di 736-2133 win belied lotetberw■with il a Funk. :_____ CHILD CARETho Fir*I rs t noodod a t Snake Rivervor tt)0 state. Travel requiredired. s a l e s Baptist Preschool & Daj}ay- RehabUltotkm Cerfter.sr. Contact: i., ' flo. 733 4 0 0 3 coam oQ m aialine. Some So WATER . RIGHTS Due to a n interrial prom o TRADE. Standley Trench- ■ PA V core In Jorom o Is sookin(ino Charge/Med nurse 2 tlon, market expandln(ing ------of Ibc water rigbttI arear a RECORDED: — ing now hiring backhoe ft afullrtlm o DIroc> c - position ovallat^e. ApplyU EXPRESS The TlmeS'Nowa has a i . MECHANIC needed machine operatore. Top result or a split due, e tt o a W ater Right No. 45-O r tor/Admlnl3trator. Wlll su-s i In porson ® PraSOMhEL SERVICE ' openings for two salotlos fuiMlme, T rans IV B uses>s poy for the Industry. Ben­ tate of poRJoos o of r the Basis: Ucense porvlso teachers & stailalf. 820 Spm guo- Buhl.ldohoIho 111 Flier Ave. representativos. Suocoss9S- Apply a t 496 Modrona, efits Indudo 401K. cafete­ water right. See Date of Priority: 7/7/19 curriculum , & officIce or con (206) 543-6401. lui c a n d id a te s will haveive ;, or call 736-2133. ria pJon ft Insurance. Sond i Z. procedures. Will Intorac iL i PROFESSIONAL: cooipantod InnsferT No..1 Amount: 2.15cb ’ ^ advertising or markotlns — rosume to P.O. Box 14, with poronts & schocoo\ RESPIRATORY Executive Director. Ad- Ino ^ MILL O PE R A T O ^ 4658 in tbc nam e of LttiLarry Source: groundwater mlnlstartion of a legal ^ad- degree. Excellent woridnG Twin Falls, ID 83303. AD ? . lent board. Communicationr,& . J THERAPIST , .-I- conditions, protiresslveive FT.Iftusthavo’CDLftbe Use: irrigAlloa TIM ES CLASSIFIEC public relation skillIlls Must be cortlfled or reg.I. Vtvv/ vocay agency ;ior people I ft 25yreoroldor.We'lltroln.n. TRADE - Experienced 'f t with disabilities. BS1rcr, compensation puAage 5 WATER RIGHTSS AS Point or Dive;-siosioa; DEPARTf^ENTIT noodod. Sond rosumeI tito rtiln. 2-yrs. exper. F' ^ beneflls. To apply, sendnd .-3244806 w e ld e rs shaet motol -fst p o s i t i o n . I n c l. s otn m et H um an Service o r IMana- — woricers. Apptyft In-'person: a tho pro school at 306 Is RECORDED: ■ SW1/4SW1/4, S33, Tnis. il 208-734-55^ tbe oament Experience. I-In resume and cover lettoi ____ Av q E. Jerom e, ID 8333838 wknds. & calt. Must b< ‘"VrnXoi™" Barclay UechtnkMl, 490 W ater Rigbl No.. 45-> R20E; Twin Falls Count ien- advocay/servicesforpeo-^ to The VmasN«ws or fax (206) 324-6015. able to work M ependen ATTN: Peter Yortt' - D rivers W 100S, Paul. ID 83347. O U llA OVEREATERS m m Pl® with dlsabllltlss. ex- Place or Use: 240 acr — Uy- For detaBa. call Karat PO Box 548, Twin Fans, ID R&J Leasing Is looking foror . 436 4 1 0 6 ______. . Oasis: License w ithin SW l/4i 4 ANONYMOUS —I B in Wood River MedicaOcal p e r t l a e In m a n a g e * professional driven to run on. 833030546. - / " DaUorPriority»«/20/19)/1945 W1/2SII/4, S33. Til f ' 205 Center. Sun Valley. 622t22- ment/admlnlstration. _ 48 ft 11 Western States,s! TRADi Boise Frelghtllner riis! ------LAGRICUjTUR^ 222 stro n g In te rp e rso n a l & AioDunl: 1 JO cfs R20E. ^ 3333 or Hailey, ^2 2 2 2 >1 & AUTO SALES,Exclusiveve We l)hve 20 new trucksIS Is looking for 2 Journey communication skills,II#. Idaho Hummer salesper-sr- this monlh ft great benef-'if-' /. level pahs professionals. Source: groiudwalerer W aler Right No. 45>025; AQ Wantod: Expetioncod rs. Send Resume & Salary jII Its. Ihteresled? Call 1- i A B O R ^ O N farm machinery operato NURSING ASSISTANTS. son. Exper. req. Full I- FrefghtHnerexper. Use; Ifxigalioa Basis: Ucense FT/PT positions avail, ata requirements by Aug. ) d 600-523-3089 - Shoriel. preferred. Top wages & rs. Call 324-7148 . ^0- benelits. Guaranteed Point- of Dirersiosion: Date of Priority: 3/2/19' W ood Rhfer Medical CenUin- 14m to: Co-Ad, Ina „ wage. Send resume to — benefits for tho right SW1/4NE1/4. S33, TllS.T il Amount; 0.74 cTs ABORTION ALTERNATETIVE AG Al organization soeklncIng te r in Hailey. All shins, IncInd 4477Emerakl.Ste.B-10000 POBoxJTwInFalls18 t r a d e person. Conlact Steve D ft D Transportation R30E; Twin Falls CousIjunty. Souree: groundwaterr PREGNANCY CRISISIS expor. Al Tech. Min. 2 yrarrs w k n d . r o ta tio n . P ro,( fei e r Boise. ID 83706 AA/EOEJE- 83301. Musgrave at 1-800-65B- to- experienced. & cortlfied — S e rv ice s, INC • 5064 or sond resume to Place o f Ute: 109 acrcs acr Use: (rrigation t> CENTER expor. Send resume to .COUNSELOR Idaho Youth , Free testing. Co!) 734-747;W 72 216 6th, Buhl. ID. 633166 However, wlll considei SALES porson wantod foror 1735 S Main 4685 Enterprise. Bolso, witbin SWIMNEl/EI/4, Point or Diversioi . R anch seeking night shift tnjck part soles. Wage ■f-t- Gooding, ID 83330 ID 63705. or 1-800-371-7472 — training. F or detallSr con^ counselors. Computor S1/2WV1/4, S33, Tilms. SE1/4SE1/4. SJ3. TIIJ ------AGRICULTURAL taot Tina Brown, Blaine I*®' c o m m ia s lo n . A p p ly ata t Seeking Magic Valley oreaa , • • ------skills prefOfTOd. S end Re-?®- G reer's In a 2064 winber-K- drlvere with CDL andd TRADE. FT, exper. Service R30E. • R20E) TWin FaUs Count;“ ‘y. I 108 ----- 1 PERMANENT positionon Manor, 786-2243.. ■ _ sum ee to iYR Rte. 3 Box W aler Rigbl No. 45^023:02337 Place of-Use; 240 acn , farm hend. E x p m en ce.In Ir ' . good driving record.'488 ft Repair Technician, ’ ■ PROFESSIONAL^ welding, mechanics, op- — I 256. Rupert. ID. 83350^ - ^ 2 : ______— state Re«fler>Mo8tly no->• qualified In HVAC. Certi­ Oasb: » w itbin SW l/4 ’P; d ^ 2077' E O E ; f4. I^SERVICE^^___ erate machinery. Housing SALES, guaranteed gala-a - tobch freight fied in refrigeration - Date o f Prierily: 7 m/I950 i9 i W1/2SE1/4, SJ3, TIU "fl iom o^iE flic^ ry, no exper. necessary. and benefits. 467-2161 PR0FESSI0f4AL: Posi- y . Xkimpetltive Salary required. Located In Amount: 3.15 cfs R20E. • BANKRUPTCY ■Bl* tool sa les, e am whUe you» Timely Raises Slalna County. P lease call TZ CLERICAL . bens Openings:' Full-time™® leam.733-5l37forappt^ Health Insurance Source: groundwaterr o a in u b a re beea filedI f j {q A11'Chapter& AG relatedled AQ: Wanted year round 4Q, Counsetor/Ubrarian, High John Mills @ 786-2651. . no person w/exper oporating AMERICAN STAFFINQ, "8" —= 401K Use: irrigation tbe Snake Rirer BaR ..;.' cases. Free telephone School Science position, consultaUon. Irg farm equip. Ability to i N a - Lumpiws PakJ. TRADE Point of Diversioilion: Adjudication. ‘I Jo in our te am of office pro-)ro- Special Educatk>n Teach- Home Reguloriy THE CUP-HAIRSTYUST 536-7760 600-546-2166166 w eld, sp e a k S p a n ish , & Tip- dr. Qualifications: IdahoIho I t r a d e SW1/4SWI/4, SJ3. Tli;niS . CHANGES AS FOLLOVOWSj WmH-Mulbetry 1 familiarity with sprinkler, “ fosstenaisl Temp or temp- J Modem Equipment NEEDED IMMEDIATELY to-hire positions availableible T e a c h e r Credential with^Ith " ...... * R20E; Twin FaUs Count;luity. Source: groundwater 22 yrs experience ‘ equipment Irrigation'^1 a . C om e b y office o r call GUARANTEED SALARY . I ’ for entry to admlnistrativotive proper endorsements.Its. AUTOMOTIVE PARTS gft 1-208-934-4461 734-6276 . Place of Use: 240 acrcsacr Period or Use: l/l-U/31 ------plus. Pickup fumished. & Please contract Micheleele SERVICE MANAGER COUNTRY CLEANERS« paid vacation after 1st” skill levels. 'w itbio SW l/4/4 , Point or dlTeriio ” ’ Call today NEVER A FEEIEEl Faulkner. Clerk, £llssIs s Fully ex p er, .R eply/send "®“ * Wo clean here, wo Cleanean yoar. please send outline »d LOCAL TRUCK DRIVERS5 'TRADE PTB-shlfl opening, W1/2SEI/4, SJ3, Tli: iRK School District «234, P.O..0. resume to PO Box 996 m s , ' NE1/4NE1/4, S34. TTlOS, l( thofo. we dean evonwh- ot oxporionce & salary ro-™ 734-6462 •f-eOO-721-VraRK '6 needed-for local Greenn Evening hrs. Mon.-Fri., R20E. . R IS E «bre« 0 ) wcHs)|Tv{Twin oro. R esldontial,. deloll- ^ SERVING THE MAQICl i e B o x l lS . Bliss, ID 83314114 Twin Falls ID 63303. Giant com hacVest COLL flexible. N ee d high school qulrements lo: PO Box RS (208) 352-4446. Dead- Water R i^ No. 45424(>2403 Fans County. Ing. & offlces. R easonable VALLEY FOR 9 3 YEARS iii rpq|jr®d. Call 543-8600. dl(^oma or GED equival­ «We 466. Jerom e ID B3336. All — llnel UntDfUled. EOE .CABLE t.v. Instoller, full Basis: Uceas* rates, refa avail. 734-8726^ 2 6 roplles confldential. ent. Pay depending on Place o r nse: Stockwa: OFFICE/CLERICAL Theh e — — time, experienced In all TRADE- Carpet Installsrr axper. Must bo. able to lift Date or Priority: 12/39/lS CE asp ects of cable Installa- 9/1951 Bse witUn NE1/4NE1fEIM. Computflr. holp^ 7 3 4 ^ 0M4 4 4 A G R IC U L T U R N teded^ Best western Canyonon PROFESSIONAL SERVICE needed, permonent posi- 50 lbs. on reouiar basis. Anount: 0.96cfs- N W 1/4NEI/4, S34, Tl: ttori at AC Houston Truss witbin SW1/4NE1)B l / 4 , Priority Date: 7/7/1950 le workbyfoUowemployeea * * ffliikiBr. Hiring Inlmedlate-e- Irfsurtng accuracy; com- — . tlon.preferred: Apply at»* Co, 30 W l OOS Jerome. ' ‘ Sl/JNWl/4, S33, TlT llS , Use: Stockwaler (0 J 5 cficb) Nood your houso or smallnall ly. Call 537-69t6 plotton of <^aily sa le s Into King Video Cable, 261 , R30E. Commercial (0.25 cis)t business cleaned? Call:a ll —~ report fomi plus all front1 ie r' E astland Dr., Twin Falls,», TRADE " iTRADE Immediate open­ W ater RIgbt N o. 45-025]12517. W ater Right N o. 454U51U17D ' evenings. 326^379 or n desk operations. Please’"i K-12,wtthposslblecoach-:h- equal opportunityy Notional post-framd con­ ing OTR hopper train driv- i 206 B7 Ing assignment Hansenen employer. ; struction company is Basis: U centa Priority Date; 3/2/19^ apply In person at’ 1357 s or doubles hazmat, CDL s 5 » o l DIstrict Cosmetologists il of Professional Paintingg & M e d alist : sr. teacher for the Jackpot R20E; Twin F a U Count) . i l l . ito appearance, medical ter­ lui Flatb ed Driver. 48 states; . Cleary Building Corp. Barbers .Place of Use: '240 acres KJ Water Rtsourcts, Sonlbeitbem • Call 734-6186.]6. ♦M edical reconls . minology helpful. Submit"k Headstart Center. 35 hour ' 210AddlsonAvaW.Hwy — dorWtranscrlptionlst 3I per weok, 40 weeks per Send resum e to: P.O. Cost Cutters wibila SW l/4, W1/2SE1.>El/4, -Re^,222SbosboneSlnStreet Travel Com panlona rosume PO Box 1233r ?L Box 162. Buhl, ID 633163 93 W, Twin Falls,:id - na PT position strong tren­ Twin Falls ID 83303, AttnKn year, must have some - 206;736-2a23 ‘ Family Hair Care S33. TllS, R20E. East. Twin FaUs. ID 833B3301 U n lim ited . Wo offor allail scrlptlori skills, typing, 3. etuly chUdhood educationJn or call 206-543-6126 st fee Wpos of travel servlcos. ?• T erri A yers, o r call 733- CUims hate been Oe4Ie4 id together with a protest 1 os. •computer sklIls'(WP)la 3700 ext 293. EOE. & experience woridng with " TRADE FT-Twin Falls C a- yve ere looking for usust traveling compan-an- required. Experience In HAIR STYUST Full-time Iba Snalie Ri*er Basia Bu of$25.00onorbeforeug« _ young children, CDA orpart-Ome.forJDHoir nal Company haa anI experienced svlst or sotting up entire'"0 medical records & gonor- 7, 1995. Tbe protcsta r- OFFtCE/CLERICAL.L. preferred. For application' Studk). Apply a t ROBYNI opening for on IndMdualI recent cosmetology' trip. Bonded. 736^0054^ al offlco procedures. IW or more Infomiation call ■ CHANGESAS FOLLOWOWS: must also s« d a copy ofofthe t Standley Trenching now TODD, MV Malt or call to set up forms ft pour graduatos for a posttlon In — ♦ART (Accredited RecordsIs . hiring aecretaryAecoptkxiisLat HeadatartlaElko concrete for pre-cast con- our fast paced upbeat Source: groundwater protest lo ibe applicant. '■ - Now available to manage Technician) Consultant Usa 734-1488. rental and multi unit Benefits Include 401K,K, 702-738-5953.______- cretd'structuros. CON- • walk-ln aalon. P o i n t c / diversioil i o n : Excellent compensation Cafeteria & Insurance. — HIRING journeym an elec­• C R E TE E X P E R IE N C E W e olfer th e se benefits: complaxea. R&V Proper- ipkg.Sondresumeof SW1/4SW1/4, S33, TilTllS, Kari J. Dreber. Dirtcior ty MgmL 536-6618. Ser­ S e n d resu m e to P.O . Box trician, exc. wage, bene-- HELPFUL T.F.C.C. of. 'Established * customer f': ■ co n tact 14. TWtn Falls, ID 83303 R20 E (one (1) wcO)t wet vicing all tho Magte Valley L |RESWU^mOUHOEg fits, 326-3323 7am-3a0pm1 fere an excellpnl benefit ba se Personnel ‘ package Induding health *1*Houriy pay * commission SW1/4NEI/4, S33. Tiln i S . Published ia tbe Timrimes area. OFnCETCLERICAL • 22flSh'bupAveW..TF Z NEEDED NO m i . Insurance; vadktlon ft re- *1*Pald vacations ft holidays R20E (two 0) wdli); TwinTw N m on 7/20 & 7/27/95. CLERK TYPIST F / r cook needed, apply In Hj Fax (208)734^64 n person. 496 Addison Ave Lonfi H aul m c k Drivers .• tiromont plan.. Appllca- *J•Student loan payment FaOs CooBty. — I 1 1 3 - • — KIMBERLY R&E CENTER DENTAL ASST. Experien­ 2 West Nophonecalls. tions will bo accepted un- •Advanced *> training Place oT use: A pcnnissibisible I CHILD CARE »• The UnhreralV of Idaho is requM .'^ifw i^l ta July 31; 1995 at 357 6th *>•Advancem ent opportunity ced. Preferred cortinedd acce^ngappUc^ions^ ______734-9679 . place oT use ror 321 acr I S E R V IC E S or MISCELLANEOUS Ave. W est In TVvin Falls. Must h ave I d ^ o _ expanded function. Bur-> a temporary full timele P b z a H ut Is n ( ^ accepting witbla -SW1/4NE1/-i a T I TRADE-Needed Joumoy- Cosm etology U cense Chlld-care In my loving1 5 ley a r e a Call 676-5597 CLERK-TYPfST. Hourly w rs o n @ the J e ^ m e or I I Teresa al 934-5603. ;r to full-llmo Jobs. Ware- , Priority Date: 6/20/1945 board operation, arxl typ-> TF Bluo Lakes kxatk)rai«)lo house, Factory. Constni- E A R N *nsoo II ^ ■ LOST U b & Chow X. sol­ KIDS ONLY ' Ing technical manuscripts Amount: M O cfs id black. Ans. to Spike. MEDICAL Mountain View la phone calls ctkm. NEVER A FEEI Com plete day caro conter„ , and letters. Requires ac- W ater Right No. 45^2337< " Care Conter is accepting . Ploaael 7 3 4 4 4 5 2 1-80O-721-WORK . (37A Reward. Lost Balanco Pre-school, 0 mo td 6 yrs. * curate typing et 40 wpm; M O N T H TCro TRAIN! Priority Data: 7/7/1950B / Rock Area. Ca».466-492a Z- applications for CN^/NA " AMERICAN STAFFING, LaiBO fenced g ra ss yard. d r e s t a u r An t /l o u n g e■ INC. ...New Career ( A mount; 1.90 cfs Drop irts welcome. S2S "ffolf W e a te looking for IndMd- e HELP, W/unED - Please ir Opportunity. LO ST-Ferret, brown s s s s j a s i s s « SERVING THE MAQIC istmonthstultton. ' uals who aro kind, c ^ n g ,- )f apply betw een 9 -11am a t W ater Right No. 45-02403^ w/whKa fe e t Nea^A^bet^• and rm pc^ble. We ef- functions: knowledge of {I VALLEY FOR 9 J YEARS Become'a Selectio:tion Specialist at ■ 7 3 6< S 25 d Burger, Slop, 1335 Addl- Priority Date: 12^9/1951fsi AOna. R E W A R D I I _ for competitive wages, filing system . Background Magic Valley's moH ost progressive , In agriculture an d /o r sci-I- so n A v e E ,T F Amount: Q.96 cTs 734-1742______good beneftts. and pleas­ TRADE Lighting contractor , ence helpful. Requires auto rctc• e t a i l e r . a n t working c o n d .. If .you Z needs journeyman ft ap- W ater Right Ne. 45-02517/ I completion of Unhrerelty1 RESTAURANT/LOUNGE ’17A lo s t : White Calico cat. w odc( tike to becom e part ^ ’ prentico e)e<$1clan, good - ' If you possess thf S h o rt Haul T i ^ O r t v e r a . change o f w ater rigbi N E E I& IMMEDIATELYI ; th e H ansen Bridge. not afraid to go3 th& e extra m ile, W 9-mos.-old. Anawara to I I T F a suiTDundlng areas. ly. ID (208)423-4691. Call324i7148. ■ppUcatioa m ost b e filed^ MMnlflht 734-0324. . ‘desire to earn ababove average ■n FT/PT.AppV« • Closing d a ta for r e c ^ bf. with, the Deparlmeot' oi applteattena 6/4. A A ^ E income and goodd ccommunication j LOST htale Boarder Collie Jew el's Home Care. - Wai^rResourra. Soutben !S I AOMINlirflATlOH/f 1243,Lynwood ffilj. .SKife...we offerr theseth benefits: . black w/somo white, rod . OFRCE Small progresaivsB lEER . ||. Region. 222 Sbosbooe cottar, lost on Clear LakesM I M A N A G E M E N T . I CARI > J MEDICAL CNA's A NA'S Ao-flrm n e e d s booMceep- •Complete & conti>ntinuous training ! S treet East. Twin FaOs, in Buhl, m ay be headed'*®' to . M A N A G E M ^ J n S o e d ^0 needed'for all ahlfts, ea* er/Offlce manager. Extan- pro\4ded by someTie of thc best in , Twin Falls. 643-6740 . slve-computer. FT or pos­ ' 1D83301 togelberwilb ^ m gra. Immediately for thisIs pecially 11pm-7am. : OPPOR1(TUNITY ‘ ' Americe r i c a .’ a protest ree or $25.00 arealntelecommunlcatio*>• Please call 543-6401 for sible |ob4hare. Send re­ ! LOST Prescrfptkjn glassaa sume: Box 90140. %The -•Good workingig {atm osphere. pe na. Serloua Income.' No0 Interview.______on or before Autmt 7. In black shlit pocket-type Timee-New, PO Box 648,; Auto&RVSSalesperson I • case . 733-3566.______exper. needdd. We’re ; •HealthI bebeneftts . . 1995. Tbe proustanl H MEDICAL. Caring, team'■ Twin Fafla. ID 83303 • — p ^ to help others. Be­ — Salary &comnnim ission, 401K, m ust also M wi a copy oir^ LOST Sun. SaHs fbr Catam-rn. sM ual Inconia. Commissi-J. oriented. LPN 's.rV s; FT. fPaldyacaa c a t i o n s ' Ibt pretiM to tbe OFRCEMa|orStone&T1le I ran between TF & M a^^ on. 8-10 hra/wk. M eet atIt 3 twelve hr. night sh ift, ' sto re in TVvin FaUs is k>ok-! co-insurance,, paidf vacation, •Retiremenn c n t p l a n appOcaat. ^ Reaervolr.’420*0245 or Gooding Lincoln lnn,77 Paid (or 40 hra. Good Ing fo r a ouU oing-and ae- A p l a n . • KariJ.Dreber, Director. , > , 736-7283. REWAIMH _ pni, TTium 27ff>, Mon 31 etIt benefits, app^ to Burtey ; _ fanta^lcic w orking-, •125A p rioua ^Indlvi^uaL^O ff^ - — ^•Uniimlted growl ------LG8TtKey*r7/4«-"------7 ow thpotentlal ------Pob6sbe-41^. RewardI f Hyunindai 4000 N| KIMDERLY ID — MEDICAL. . r. ' i ' 1 0 7 0 B l u 0 LMkm a l Blvd. N. S3341.hat«pi^totha X. denifai(ecim ie8;2lnTW In - ■ S S S s S ir.- • FalW.1lnFgar.-CBnMocf^ " i2 2 3 T i» ln M l a ID 83303. , :-,— :4^ophonecaicalls, please.” : ' DtpwtmiiM «r Watv' FoundStnBeaSo.roadln I ’ ^ Contact::BraaDey B -.t R w ytg to; clie^i tiie•, .ite^,(»l3^4^^ . ' V ' J ' ...... ThursdQy.-Ji-Juiy 2 7 .1995 Tirnos-News.rs. TTwin Falls. Idaho E-5 Employminent«Finan

i f 2 1 2 n i 213 ^ 1. I. I 213 ^ I f~ I - " " 2 7 3 I f 502 “ 1 t ^ e J l l i B e . 0 PP0 FITOMmE8J | ^HBOOPPOnTUNn lMlSC.OPPORTlJWmES[ I II BUSINESS f TWH FALLS HOMES | . E I taPPO^MITIES ■- THE ACES O)N b r id g e ” .. Bobby.Wglff TRADE Now taklna appl}*ll- H andyperaon n e ed e d forr MISC. OPPORTUNfTIES MISC. Ml OPPORTUNITIES. • CONDO DEUGHT ( _ aiaonafbrFTempteyw.»• vartous jobs. 736-1684 PTHelp wanted. 20-25 South So Central Community s$ /ory clean, tastofully doco- Job con»lsts of aetvfdog XPAYPHONEROUTESS Von “ T7i« pTOverbist knows noUitiling o f takes priority oveiover leading a club ■ hrs must be ablo to ActionA Agoncy has an Local silos for salo rated r a 3 bdrm, 2 bath /' c u stonw #, oporaling forkS MISC-flaOniclactMiini- work nights & weekends, oponlng o f<^ ono (1) Faml- j condO/ Kltchon oppls. the two sides of a questioion. He to w a rd d u / n m/’B / s queen.q , ., !. tleman to accompany IS : S2000 wook polonllal. co lift, welding skills nocsB* • Bring a hand written ro- ly I) Dovolopmont Spocial- CaSail 800-208-5300.24 hrs, Boautlful Bo yd w/sprlnklor knowskni only the roundnesss o1 fa n - • , •a iy for thia posMon. Call,11 yr old boy around town. • sum o 16: T h e Toy S h o p Ist. Is S6.04/ontry. ond ono — systom. gorogo wrapenor. swersii'sw NOR'3 R T H r r - A ' for Intsrvlew 733*41888 flexa)»ehour». 733-9016 imagination Stallon on' ('(1) G eneral OfHco O ork, Aui\ulo ports & auto repair ^ 1' Oulot private location. A AA109 1 betw een B am & 6 pm. J Rd. next to Em sL. S5.57/ontry, S In th e Twin shop Bt for salo. 324-8721. $7. -K a r lSShapiro h - . MISC Experienced deek Poleane S74.900. Call Roy, ¥ AA 10 1 .TRADE,- Prlnler/Blndery./. clerk, I0pm-6am shift. Falls office and (1) Infor- — • MISC. O PPORTUNm ES. mallon rr and Roforrol As­ ADVERTISE ' REMODELED ♦ A75A 7 Twin Falla Shop has posl* - AVON-wanis individuals sistant. J6.29/ontry, In tho ^ory nicoly dono 2 story, 4 ] 1 1advis- • * Q 9 6 5 4 . ■ tIon tor oxperlertced ortly, . interested in oam lng S8 -S j, YOUR For every bridge maxim FT/PT. Sond letter of ap- Jorome ofllco. Appllca- . bclrm, IV^bath homo plus Sn■ ' _ 14/hr. No door to door. 1- tii SERVICE SPECIALTY psI ing a novice to give priori>rity to WEST EAST p(lc&llonto;Box8190e.% ttons and Job doscrlpllons ^ bsm 't In Gooding, Shaded • 800-6760621. IND-REP. a ro a v a lla b lo a l S o u th || drawing trumps, there shouould be 4k 5 2 * 4 ThoThT)os-News.POBox IN THIS DIRECTORY lot. now vinyl Sidings win- - 648, Tw lnFalls. IDB3303* * Misc. Opportunities * Central Community Ac­ dows.dO' gas fumaco. A.C., sevseveral to warn him of the dodanger. V K 9 8 6 3 VQ 5 4 2 r MISC. OPPORTUNITIES Stion Agency's Administra- ’'’oVour od Vflll roBch'22.000 garage, go carporl. Must OfiOften there are more urgentn t m a t- ♦ Q 8 4 ♦ K J 9 3 . - ★ *■r Research Technician ti'livo O m ce (Building # 1. larlomiNos ovoryda^ and tho § 0. S00I c i l Roy. teters n than drawing trumps. ' • f > A 8 2 *K J 10 3 TRUCKDRIVER r 2 temporary positions are frfront dosi(), 726 Snos- retullt vrill nmazo you. Call Gary Blick Trucking, Inc. r available at Asgrow Re- hi tada/ and ono ol our (rfondly Dummy’s h eart oce winsn s a n d hone Street West. Twin '?? CORNER ' )UTH EOE * CASHIERS^'' search Center, experi- fFalls, Idaho. SCCAA's .\d-VlMf8 Will holp you word Iq01 , Ini Kimborly. Now vinyl s>o>-South must resist the temptptation AKC rour od >0 lhal II will t>o rnoM KQJ 8 7 6 3 f ence in lab scionce jiJoromo Office, Court- skied 3 bdrm, 2 bath, fam- tto o ilead a trump. If he docs, h e los- FT lo a U & u § f d S ^ ^ ' * NEEDED * illocllva and tiring you the house basement. Joromo. 'Oturu you aia looking lor. Ily room homo. Wood- BS es thet timing to win 10 tricks, Suiv , i„ , (Homo everyday) Must ; 1Idaho;; and SCCAA’s Bur- slovo, wooden fenced q - c 10 G 2 , ★ . pose he leads a trump lo his15 h a n d 4 ,7 havo c lass A COL & p a ss of TF on Hwy 30. Mon-Fri inley office. 1036 Ovoriond — , baiback yd, covorod patio, p , 7 a pre-employment *Petro II is now hIrtng* 8:30-4pm. A ff^m i^ ac- a Lo lead a club to dummy’ss n in e . * experienced cash!-* Avenue, Burley. Idaho. ^ 3 0 2 - Lg. dbl. gorogo, shop, ^ ‘ • dnig-alcohoftost Wo , tton Employer. EEQ M/F. cC^lng^d^le: August 3. I $61,650. C^l Ray. Elast Elo! wins his 10, leads a hei offer ftiU health; dental & * era. We offer excel-* J J O N E Y T O W ^ leart to Vulnerable: North-rth-South vision Insurance, paid by, * lent benefMs In d u d -* MISC. OPPORTUNITIES. - West’s king and West shiftsi t ty bonus. Competitive payy •'* applicants must* hours per week. Dispatctv ^prof. resumo-RoySlotton cicontracts. Creative eiB must operato commu- J l d o u s brick hom e w /sh o p d u e w /gdodeqiilp. Call * have previous* Finance. 1-800-909-4e09 q "! juck would invite a killing cart six 208-637-6787 for applica-I- * cashier or comput-* nicatton equipm ent In th e t/MagkiWord. 734-8217 — on 2 'A ocros, 734-8310 ^lOlnond shift), South should' A t n — OonsorcomebyBllA * er and 10 key exp-* potico BiaUon anaworing NEED MONEY? . ^ xecullvo 3 bdrm, 2 bath clui•fubs from 3ummy. A defe: Trucking Office a t 121 * erience. Apply n* R eal Estate Loans lomo. Landscapod. RV win t THE ACES * personae * ' Cindy at 733-1606 1st. 2nd and oquity '1^' vins, West takes his heart Main Castleford. ID SJSSSaSJ Drk. Call Ed 733-6521. a n d 7I7-B • 83321.______; cy personnel for servfce. (Interest a s low a s 8.5%) ind sh ifts to diam onds (bi = ; (I" MOUMTAINVIEW n„, S h S o -lh holds: ■ * PETRGII * P reference will b e given A T^ 2 1 6 Banitruptcy OK “ Jummy’s ace wins and Si TRUpK-ORIVERMaJorAo • Poor Credit OK REALTY- 1 retailer seeking COL q u ^? - ; HWY 9 3 AND I EMPLOYMEKT -ufls a club. Two more trum] Debt Corisolldallon OK. 1 2 ries are used to ruff two r 3 5 4 2 Ified truck driver & a se r-. • * IN TERSTA TE 8 4 * Idaho Co. 600-454-2645, CJ93 vice person. 1 position1 ' * JE R O M E . ID . * complete, iob doscrlptton L :lubs, establishing dummy's could become Send ■ 1 S E B v ic E S ^ C J 10 3 . * _ 83338, * ;and emptoyment applica­ 3 0 5 :lub. The trum p acc remairim s m resumo to Box 1208 Sur- ’ tion. contact the City of *************** . CO M TH A C TS & dun:lummy to reach the 13th clububand Norch south 1 ^ .1 0 63316. TWin Fans, Personnel Of­ NEEDQUALTTY g ~ FAX fice, 321 2nd Ave. E ast, In EMPLOYEES? I MORTGAGES , « ^ ■ « » Siouth o u gets his 10th winner,r. The i ♦ IV NEED work today, temp. ) lefenders get a heart, a dianamond ^ * • I ^213 1 ' and full time pos. avail­ Twin Falis, or phone W o can handle n. ■ SS TOP DOLLAR SS (208)736-2251. Tho Oty In Twin Fails 733-7300 L YOUR iBSaOPMRTONmK able, w e pay daBy. Post- * m -or contracts, mortgagos. md a club, but South getst s h i s • J tions available.\VHSE. of TWin Falls is an Equal I In Burioy 678-4040 ‘ j 20a-734-6727 :ame and rubber. A N S W E R : T h re e 34 sq ft. Vaulted ceilings - t n r j m m y c.wTUMiw.u«B«r.lol rcMm earnings potential. No 'Make th e O ne Stop Shop Tbe Job requires the per- HOL ourtyard, covorod patio. tarting^the clubs from dun experlence'necessary to find th e J o b You Want! fonnance of a variety of tioi B | i 1841 Spring U no d u e to time tested training •M B O fl se m i^ k ae d tochntoal a n d (HOUSEKEEPING am PT posi- I Joar Momlngsiae Elom.' program. Call for your •WAflEHOUSE maintenance work in the tactions for housekeeping | ■ w m i M $116,900 ^ ----- personal interview. •FACWflY operation, malnlenanco aand n laundry aides. Con- I 734-6000 420-4648 or ■ ^ 5 0 2 I i tact Robin Walker or Ioovo I 506 I I 5 1 3 I 736-2535.______.•CDL DR/VERS and repair of water suwly 4200943 |_T\TWIN FALLS HOMES | JEROME/ IACRE/R E A G E S & LO TS facfflttes and system s, i ^ —a m e ssa g e a t tho olfico. I 4 0 1 I ------•RSSTAURANT ' I HAG\GERMAH«OMES CAREER OPPORTUNITY {SNELUNO PERSONNEl. a < complete job descrip- .206-934-5601 — SCHOOLS/ PFPREMIUM QUALITY -rc « Overhead door tech. SERVICE Ition. Including quailfica- . ^ 6 BDRMIII 236 Madl- 4 acres)s veryw doeo-ln walor HOUSEKEEPING. Hiring INSTRUCTION Affofordablypricodat Nog.pay. Pd. vac. ins. 734-1011 NO FEEil ttons, < contact the Porson- I :149,900. 3BR, 2 Both on. $75.900!! 736-1654. For Solia le By Owner, 3 bdrm s h a reres, s , $25,000 cosh. — .. I I — I dopondabid housokbopo- I »EEC^.LANGUAGEPA. ■5456______4 0 1 K Sond resum e to neIOfrteeatcityHan.321 Hlomo. i, Stop-savor kltchon T F . For F oalo by ownor. ’ Bth. garage, land- 934-545- Andorson Lumber TTRADE - Position Open- ? ; n d Avo. E a s t Twin Falls S Sra. T Woston Ploza~1350 L •HOLOGIST Immodlato ^1^, sod. sprinkler systom. - , Bluo Lakes Blvd N . SP B rIth contor island, break- Simall m s 2 bdrm. house os on Rock Crook, PO Box 147, Rupert. ID Ing: Malntonance per- or 1 phone 736-2251. Ap- sww iponlngs. Full timo, fast1st nook. Sun room with w/lai pad. 10x14 shop, po- k:hool DIsi. «rgi. Masters (/largo yard. $28,000, ) 563-5096 83350______son/transportation plication 1 deadlino Is lOUSEKEEPINQ iX kyllghtlng. dock. M aster . 73a-;3S.2K6 0,... "0,4;id o g run. $63,900. supen/lsor. For Inlonna- 8/11/95.i Tlw City of Twin L"* looraos roq. CFY (nup odroom with Jacuzzi. after 6pm, 324-3891. H a v o> theth best of both C assia County School Dis­ !upor 8 Motol now accept- ivoil.) Exc. bonofits & tion a appUcatkm co n tact. . , Fails I ts an Equal Oppor- !L,^ing applications for ots of modom touches, -rp e, woridsiidsl Country living & trict «161 ts currently ac­ Bliss School District, t pporlunitlos. Contact call \ Estate sale. Timeless ^ ------tunltyEmptoyer. housokeepers. Applicant :all D obra for details 733- arch 5 0 8 a c c eDss s s to shopping, 20 cepting applications for i RaRaduead Country passenger ondorsemenL < Banker londandscopod. Price re- oasun-jmablo. 423-6337 home10 on or 5 acres. CallJIm COL S ta rtsM lu st. 1995. MISCu\ Twin Falls County ts o Moi d . h o u s o k o o p o r. PT . PlANtudents. Call 736-1595 T h e S c h o o l D lstrlpt will Salary l between $1200-$ J uced from $299,965 to ------BARKSHKER REALTORS accepting appUcattons tor cWalker m Cenlttr. 1120A Insi 249.995. cash or terms J ------provide all training need­ 1300 per month. EOE J M ontana S tro o t Gooding. stuc 5 1 2 ^ 1 ' Call Cal 543-4371 ed for the Job and to ob- r the position or Janitor. ®® vail, for immediate ■ Duties Include cleaning contact — Judy or Sharon ale. Call 423-5968 I PAIARM/RANCHES/ T T T u r tain tho CDL license. Ap- NEEDED-Dellveiy NJ Person £ @934-6461. I “ m^ O e N RIV ER. ID plications may be ob- Must ^ havo good driving "facilities: emptying trash II Jfli cans; shampooing car- II , 1-600-733-5927 TF-B• BY OWNER 4 bdrm. Acres-$29,900 tainod from the School record.' Apply 229 2nd ^ taculor viows. with Ave N. TF______Ppets; vacuuming; and II ______3 balh. ball 1935 sq ft. Spa- 410 cowow dairy, dbl 6 parlor. S p o c ta c i Bus Garago, 1340 Parke V lous Ivg rm v ^ re p la c e . .S410.CD.OOO, Also 145 acre creak,k, surroundedai by mil- Avenue or tho Central Of- T, stripping, waxing and II REDIDUCED $86,600. 3 ^oua FLORAL DESIGNER for spray s bulltDo floors. Per- II l>i?:lf yiflllTW lilil bdrmJrm, 2 bath, folly foncod D**'.bl g* a ra g o w /s lo ra g o , IrrlgotoJtod fami/dairy vrflh 4 ' lionsI of o f acros . of Natonal fice at 237 East 19th yard uck. irg fot. Exc location, bdrni.;n, 3 bath homo. & out F o re}sl st a 1 Holls Conyon ■ Street, Burley.______established | floral & gift s »o n s interested In this po- I I ird w/patio, Play aroo / dock, shop. FT/PT. Groat Billon s may apply at tho II ay houso & Ig. stprago 1159 t5 9 Blake St No, Coll buildinfings. $352,000. Call Rocroatliroatlon Aroa. Walk to atmoshpere. Salary DOE Human H R esources Offlce. j 5 0 1 I shtod. o d sprinklers. Morn- >T a oi p p t 733-4659. Noll J«Jenson al 801-753- Salmormon River & Boat Counter porson, at least 2 < ______2447r IBenson Realtors al Launch.ich. Reedy to build, yoars experience, pay de­ Send Loner of app(k»tk)n 425 4 Shoshone ST, North. ^ — OPENHOUSES ingsgside/O'Loary'Olsh — _ lo: Box 97068. % Tho fourth fc floor. Twin Falls, I ’06 9th Avo. E 733-2767 M------____ , 801-75753-0960. recentnl survey,s financing pending on oxperlonco. ‘ lable. Call owner at CoiilactV & M Parts Land, 1Times News, PO Box Idaho. Ic Deadline for con- ■ OPEN HOUSE 5 0 3 T I T T ' 3 0 1 t 839-2501 ■______Jerome. 324-6141 S548. Twin Falls ID 63303. sideratlon sl Is August 2, I C w 3 bdrm, 2 bath, all TF3b3 bdmi. 2 bath, doublo I BUHL/FILER M R1. . RANCHER BUSINESS ppls. Prlco reducodll. garo£irago & carport. $69,00- ■ H O M E S 3 0 4 0 AACRES-Unique 11/ — 1995 II TWn Falls Couniy ts 't ac, w/homo. 5 ac. MISC. OPPORTUNITIES MISC. Ml OPPORTUNITIES. an a equal opportunUy OPPORTUNITIES Nowow district In KImborly, 0.16!165 Tayior S t 734-6400 largo fn TH i — Molon op & MH devoloped Maintenance Stipervlaor B e Mr*. Santa! omptcffw. ei ______Cl a -6 7 7 3 anytime Ion Valloy: 2,84 acros. tom, 3 CHARMING vintago ||vo'0 stroam.a 3 bdrm. 2 Rosowjwoith. B22 I '"from ’J TF 736-6247, National new food plant of Demonstrate Do Christmas -~- HETTMES^EWS' ' ■ I hom«>mo. C o m p le to now bath sg. 6h8 Toking offers the year has an immedi- decoratlons d now to Dec. MISC M'' Twin Falls County Is T7 llh, carport, rail fonco, *900 ACACHES. Supor tum- ^ accepting applications for CURRENTLYHAS /i — chon. 3 bod., 2 balh. ontocHod pipe, bully barn, key cic a ttl e o p e ra tio n .. VVENDEU ate opening fot a malnte- No N Investment: have fun a TWIHF«gHCMES K rsalobyown.736-4602. Jge.gi ) E a i V i l o t all hook- nance supervisor to work & earn c ash . Hlrirtg now. the " position of Assistant THE » FOLLOWING d — 18.900. Call 543-4523 Goodd Im1 provem ents, In- $12.000. 536-5634 In a highly automated, call o 734-7309. Grounds Q Foreman at the. INDEPENDENT I J300. p Groat location on __ Ing auction barn. A ^ ' County Fair. Dulles In­ B Y O W N E R N e w ly B}JHU5■tu 2 bdrm, 1 bath, con- r ^ lL jSHOW PLACE. T F -ULmat # 1 Candlerldge 11 state-of-the-art manufac- ^ JUNIOR ROUTES ^ Is now listing - newly J AC. garage, appl. in- • 700 Ai clude help maintain lintod 3 bodroom. 2 balh lintod a n d landscaped. ACRES • 600 head lot AvalliWallabJo at $46,900, turlng plant. Individual MISC. Ml OPPORTUNITIES. ° Jdrm, 1 bath, family rm. ciuo«Ided, motal siding, nice cow rar must possess strong eleo- a grounds equipment (I.o. jm e. Nice dock aroa ranch, som e Irrigated 7734-3923. Automotive detalier £ >rkshop, nice patio and ,r^e,.O O C oM trical and mechanical w water truck; Ith hot tub. W et bor and & hav land. 4 txlrm wanted. Apply 309 Addi- * n j W W t £ S . rd. 440 Brackon S t N. experience. Full benefits b< im. and pickups); cleans .3° C n 3. SW ol Castlefonl. d ------son Ave. W. 1:30 thru Z outm 832 2,500.734-3265 - _____ 5 1 5 n and competitive salary. 3 buBdlngs; operates e q i^ tM . — • 480 AlACRES - Secluded I COMMERCIAL ______ment; S forming and con- ^300-400 bik Flier Avo 504 ranch.1. cabin, good walor ■ qd S end resum e to: — INIA to se e . M 5-275. BYBY OWNER Well main- I rmi PROPERTY Joromo Cheese Company MISC Mil Taking applications Crete ct work: removing gar- 100-500 bik Jackson St r f r BU R L E Y /R U P E R T rights,i.nearJacitpot i 1 bage; and occasional em - lOCMOOblkOulncySt ^ Q||t|i Ined, 2 bdrm. 1 bath, ■ P.O . Box 465. for fc meat wrapper, expei w niral AC, auto sprln- H O M E S r o b3ERT e JONES , helpful but not required. P>ployee supervision. Per- 60 Jerom e, Id. 63338 h< 400Altalr ' ^ irs, Ig family rm . nice Attn: Keith Kahnk apply a| in person At Altwrt- kso n s interested in this po- ^ REALTYF 600 Jad, covered patio, largo idlUons ol the auc- )nS', Just o ast of Twin. T23. ^ 505 orn hoilome, 423-4315 or at K)OOMQ^VEM)EU. 934-50::ner^ Informa- " ' .... tub,Ice I brick hom e, 4 — lion-) on the proporty ^ETIMESHEWS rms, 2 bath home, 2 wM nor: 280 acres. 215 contactitact Edmark:k Chevrolet/C'GEO 1 iplaces. Buhl. B __22i:s__ i7 ^ OURREHTLYHAS . J r n ■ Nice> 3 bdrm 2 bath brick shareies of w ater. 100 . of row crop, rost Ir- Tale/1ate/Brubaker THE FOLLOWING flSpI)BERTJONES I n e w/garage & storage acros 01 InNNampa, Idaho1 0 CM sd. auto sprinklers. In rlgatodod In dry pasture. 1 E state & Ajj'ction REALTY Wm w end(indell. Asking $70,000. L o t s ^of gated pipes. Ml-:M1-276-2678 or 733r0404 EQU,lUAL HOUSING 536-5fS-5601. ______666-29t If you are aan outstandiri n g S a l e s ______Dell Ntohola iPPORTUNITY NDELL3 bdrm .1.5 A ------nsolldated Realty i-eoo-a'ffi-sooi ygijf] 5 1 3 I Group M anager in thehe autom otive ficleld with a ihAveN-/Ui V . * a. den. irg dock..priva- I fence. 24 x36 htd go- |ACREJEAQES4LOTS 601-601-320-1234 » -1 2 9 9 btk Main 1 ______S ieon1.5 lot 536-5024 strong patternm of success Ein*** JEROME/ r-ZI— .... s e n d y o u r resuin^re and refeiereince& to: pSSS n o o w /opom ret lots I HAGAOERMAN/HOMES f well $30,000 or 1 Ish e d ina $10,000_4 m|._E. o r _w/roslrooiiroom. 2 overhead — K«fTonnel o a Mpiager •aoo 485 (message) parkingIng area on 2.96 ______------:------— lO th[error th The Times-News-- I B jrlng.«ilh.pumts.o(Jo(ial f t .C r elekJipjitagejyfth.dgu^ e k , Q37-64f 61 tub, play area, gaa eu^iodbrdtan; proyant twrnen y d bleI widewl' mobile home, . — —•- ~aere4r2h(r2homMrctfrrvi(« ------E d mlark a i Cfievrblet/(3]fi(D CotoraiOODINQ eeree overlooking schutteSi h through.13th West------e a t central air & lots peoctoaolaooikigaetxVcrdAtan makeiikes good rental or 10 326^1497. 3 4 5 C 6 E i m a » River. taof!lorth on ' CaldweUBlvd. Id ahhMBdo o f 900 block & up Orel 2690 S q n total, m lortata buildId your V dream hom e. 2 ^ ? T 3&4002forahowing. - Lakes from Buhi, ^ ...... - N a m papa. j Idaho 83651 - -- - ‘ — ' r- KiiipiaiC ird e I __ ^ mtnoM eft on River Road. f r «ale by ow ner: 2 mliea to stop sign, ^ ______t t t n n s t CB m.1 bath, gas furnace S a S Ji 5vrolet/G EO reletails 300 sm/ada.900blocH&up Our roaders ai* harsby ?'SA‘fL‘& 5 Col Edmark Chev rate r beater. Ntoe pa- iniomiedned mat aS dwoOng* By Ow>wner. '’ Jerome north milea. Soldw ell ^ . U ta h ll e lo catio n . 3 bdrm 1 with qu«|uestiona..«95-278. gpod tocatlooiiJom or. acMrfwxfaodlnW»owyappr«;» ^ ,ve](ucles per molonth Emd w ill bee acquiring u c e O rc le 5*1!!; h. Call 324-2456. B a n k e r . hlOOOtiock&up of Buchanan & H ^ u - avaiattoi $59,900736-6167. B t e m R M l t y more dealershiplips ini th e futture. U O ^ I ^ al l-«l>«69- HAffiLTELTON. N k» 2 bdrni. f ■■ >733^065 ■ IY HOUSES, S30-80K 9777.171, The ToD-lroo iBlephon* -h o mTie, e . 1 bath, fenced anintanatadlnba- lEM 3 ige. F ix ers ok. S a v » ™2SSySEflortehoaiiXltTptMb . yard,d. 810{ sq.ft. Ready STATET E REALTY. INC. oc SSSSSSSSfJ 0931 < iker fees'. 734-9766. ______I now.r.$32K. $2 Call 825-4129. . 734-0400 -7 _ •f-eOO60(^733-6927 -

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5 1 6 ' 6 ^ 6 0 T “ T ^ l A 7 0 4 VACATION PROPEf UNFURNISHEI MOBILE HOMES JWRMMACHIM^ >TIHE SHARES 3 1 TF Cloan. 2-bdrm. 1: bth.btl 1 MF 760 combine. AT6:res- J BUSI & SERt ^ I C E For sa le (um. 2 txlrm o ^ H O U S E S . 18 HAY -1 0 0 ton of 1st cutcut'i Lava Point WMa 2 bath. Quiet park. $42S/mr. 1 ■ ting, nd rah. C sl 324-4937937 ' ■ Shown by appolntrm camn. chools. Pwr., wator, sanllatio ■ 733-4478 laaw mM ou agic. TF. Loaso. 5 bdrm.I0<»$600 2 1 Inck No pots. 733-7045.>45. Jd combine 105. w/18 ------header, gasoline motolir HAY-120 ton 2nd croprop Intment 1 block from 2 schiJl. 7-24- — and hay.for sale. 825-5234 lessage. fenced, t>rick. $700'»iN. TF. 4 6 0 7 Both In working con — I Caa733-0931er e x t I tb r m o r e tn fb nlhathn i or your servictdee repraentatlve |- d 5 1 8 ------damaae deo. Avail.: » OFRCE 4 John SponlMuor 324-73C2 ^ HAY-. 60 ton good quaBt) ^ ^ 0 B U £ H 2 ^ I 95. 667 Roso Stovatod. N. |\^R ™ LSPA C'E ^ ' 1988 MF 4x4. 66 hors hay, no ra la 423-5806 1976 14'x66‘ BuddM E S Call 734-3575. < S ^ toader. 1600 hrs. rebun I MONEYEXPRESS 1 - 2500 sq n oroa, $400: ^ HAY FOR SALE 400 ^tor S & R CofistnicUonan Dean’s Excavating, inc. bdrm. 1 bath, good c TF. Recently renovi wheel drive, new dutd alfalfa Goodquanty. Ne WospodallzeinreaJestata call 423-5205. 2000 s o n area $375. u Uko new cond. 536-563 Needabackhoe?J Wedoasphtft jddy, 2 Open floor plan. 5 t — ralg 674-1079 s. Bill's Handyman1 & personal loans. Poor »d cond. 2V* both, executlvo4M a 2 Wes indudod. Call Arch . Need a dump truck?KO driveways. Parking lots. 1976 14x64 Qovorni ! 2 rl_ , Goodman 733-2049. 1990 Case W-14B toade HAY: Approx. 3-4 ton A> No job too small ’ credit 4 bankruptcy, O.Ki home $950 mo.+. At- ' Dependabte&ExperimcedSdi Light construction. bdnn, 1 bth. ind. ain 733-7076 or 736^90 ::------2 600 h rs. reb u ilt tram falfat70.2nda3rc)rd 985 S. 1200 E.. EdenlAn gracuny & lopsoii. Great ratesi Locally . appl8. W/D. r^ow p J7 -S o 4 ‘ OFFICE SPACE mission, good shapiipe. cutting. U nder cover-nc 16 734-4228 or 73t4228B Remodeling. Painting 600. 850. & 1250 sq, ft ^ Can U3 at 825-5416 ownedi (208)736-0033 & dock. In 'm o b ilBalmond, ; WENDELL Clean 3 t Ij^ 600-445-9595.______weather. Squeeze Chuta — Also Lavm C are _ • 73^4521 or 734-466V carpet $450 4 depo^ 637-f 'I All utllWos indudod. “ JDEXCy^VATION~ 423-4296 or 420-7079) I 2 1981 JO 7720 combine:” $50. CaB73M^ ___ Thomas Backhoe lo p a rk . 1 ■" ------Foofings, FoundatiorB 2 ac. w/1994 3 tx)mi 5.P T S / Biyo L a k o s 's iv d jl^ tkittons x - 2a00hrs.218or222 2 4 Horse hay n*cC a«, Service ■ i 6 M W aterfA . Ponds, Top SoBI H om e R ep airs ^ W/20X16 redw ood C iS ____ Coll for moro Informaliortlton headers, ntoe machine S 4 3 « 7 3 Serving Paul to Goodini Im tM H , I f URNISHMAF , ' OfAlll^ds Best Painting ' • sto rag e shed. 14 ml ■ J S S T Cofrtact Stovo Haltews>ws $22,000 & $24,000. Nyi “ .>» Foundattons-. Fine Gradng. Landscaping S71. Quality C am as praWe hay, B est quality Fairfield. Call ove.Id d eck . ; . s a Tractor 503 372 5671 ^ Water Lines-Ponds >Ek, Qc. Reasonabie Rates/Trade M 5 H A L L O W S — no rain. 2 a s string bale* Dale R obinson> Bestworionanship 2612 o r 326-5646 dt Vurel • Rock HauBng 734-7948 ;o * ^ 4! Cottage apta Wtchow------REALTY ' 645 B Flat Allis front fer n d ___ alfaHa a alfalfa grass mix^ e25423Zim«82S6414Vure 7 3 4 - a 9 3 9 Best price 2 bdrm. traliqr. 423-45 S295&UP.734-7&45person, .734*4334_____ toader. Sor. » 11Y0994i 733:9649 ♦ 21 at the toneone rlnklng. — ■ “ ^ Caa764-2iia ______324-2428 Com ea with 3 cu y I RMySSonCdngtrvethn1 t -800-464-9656-0981 ‘ BUHL 6 m o old manul1-4513 t f . Studios for B 15+dop. poi TF. Office space-600 sq . I ^ office ♦ 1,000 f t work/s bu ck et New cutting edg.ige. 1100 of 80 lbs. string tied I W mt Quality Counta trod hom e, 3 bdri no sm oking or drlnl front tires. 90% new. roiroar 1s t cutting, no ralrL Cali r ‘ Addatons.remodeBng. batha. grsat kiteanufocu- $230, $200, $165f------orago oroa, 2283 Wrlgl ------1 Ave. (Suite‘A*) 736-6241 up- 326-6235 ■FENCES!' custom d ^ patios. ' )NORTHWEST COLORS w/breakfast nook.>drm,2 C 426MalnNo. dlning/ilvlng room,; lt c h o n =1 LookGnttABthetbneim l HEARTWDODCOKSTRUCTIOl) Don’t let yoor house fade JE D T F PRIME OFHCE » p9aoe. ic . ator. m achine la In goc 4 TM in the summer sun. duced toS42.500.k. O pen g 6 0 4 EXES Lynwood area,rerrent operating condition. W Permanent eyeilner.tr. f^ee Estimates 793S360 f S43-Sa67 or S43-«91 ) will deliver. $23.00(00® I H O R S E S ^ eyebrows. 1^ cokM-. Protect It with a new coat I UNFURNISHEI negotiable. 734-5380 f- Local: 733-9063 — _ cof paint Free Estimates. — 10 yr old Standard Bredred Ccvoiyn Blankensh^ RJ4. ForSale, 7 9 Buddyit912 M< ^ ' TF Office retail spaco, 50 1-600-733-9063 Ramodeling? Call 324-8596 Home. 14X70, wr gekllng. broke to ride• or« Skin Pigmentatton ' 7^;;^ 142bdraiaptomolex. »q- ft- *275 por mo.0. Ir In- 9 N Ford tractor, m ns oooi drtye.iiiD8eOcomptetew New Construction? ' chair accosalblo. I 1200 W/blade, 326-5669 Ji« ' p o p r s M i o t FENCE PRO: wheel $335&up d u d e s utilities. Also 120 saddle & Omlsh made. , AH kinds of contracting. carpet 32»4906/67S^ 10 DOts sqft.,$765'>no.ava0. S-: __ Fences, Decks, Awnings. d N bw Oulot living, d e a n comi EZEE-ON M anure Load ^ oDing roofs, all work. Laurel Park Apartmei_____ I COMMERCIALL (702)736-6237 eves. ' ^ BUILDINGS I 1-800-8^-4490. MAINTENMCE •Guaranteed. Local refe. . Mobile homo for ron ^ Metal BuM ngs t Roofs ' FREE Estimatesi sale. 2 bdrni new cai )M I PROPERTY _ | For Sale: 6600 Edlbte bea I 2 0 years expe'riencel „ r s * 0 ? 2 seated surry w/top a ♦(aarage^mrtohopP throughout Magic vaileyl . Skylano mobllo pi ’ combine, JD, $6,000 I Carpentry, remodeling, c5\LL 733-2735. ' 543-6565. 2 & 3 B E D R G G m“ OFFKE-SHOP 62S-S203 Of 731-1637. shafts $1500.324-44399 ♦ Carport ♦RV Storageje M kup IVAflEHOWSE — eMaMneStwp I home repairs, painting, ■ rage SHOP - On 1 - 5 Acrosro s Grain A ugw 32V6*. Whot^ 3 yr.dd reg. Thoroughbred OKI World Floering fences & decks. 3266144H u ‘ I 5 1 9 ood geUng, wen started. Caa^ eHorsa Bans ♦loaSng Shock 4 H |P !Q S Z S Q |H - . Washer&Drwrhook300 Foncod, Z oned M-2.2, carrier PTO drive. Goo COUPIETEWSTAUATION^ Artistry Small yard & storagi cond. $475. 543-869397 543-91M.' ^ Hardwood Installation OTS Nopetsl 734-6600 e ves, o r leave msg. — Custom Design/LmrPricss ; SNAKE RIVER 2 lots, sido by sMo In ___ 4 yr old M ^ ^ g eldl^na. . 100%FinancinsraSY(S.B^^ Finishing & Refinlshing PROFESSIONAL crest Divtsion. 436-S& =*P- Painting (Inside 4 outf' D ecks & P atio s , In u |||. 3 bdrm duplex, washor HAYCHOPPra Over 25 Years Exp. ROORNQtCOATINOS dryer hook-up, refrig Newhouso In very goO')0d *$800. Can 734-4848. 736-6548 Pete Button S ^i - SH-104 r - C^Anytkne 733-3264 7733-7221 or 326-5857 I I stove, large yard, coi cond.. Farmhand feoi sei Commercial. Industrial, m location. Avail, appr ,.ft. w a g o a 734-7952 Nearly new -3600 sq. ft SOUTHERN IDAHO ”residentiaL BuikJup roofs. ■ matoly 6/1/95. $525. Fullylnsulatod. Explosive Laaksrapalrtdln24hrs. ^ JubOee Ford tractor, good^ trained, excellent 4-H BUILDINQ & REPAIR ■ 734-6837 ,______t l f f i Proof lighting & dust proc ■g? hotsa.S1.aOO. 324-6517.17. ouUetsTS overhead doon^ rubber, d e a n tractor. 8* ^ E S B n S S M i F o rt blacJe. Schwartz WglS '’ 5 yr. oW smaP Appatoosan a IPainting, Roofing. Siding, ■ [112:___ handkap bathroom. ■ I M & M Construction M -m an^|j^.caa i m m a h o u s o Call for more InformattonI >" mare. $900. Miniature 'nWlN FALLS Remodels & Repairs 1 Decks, Fences & ■ Remodeling of Ail Types. ■ 0. plus SH-140 ___ mule, caa 733-4963. _ PLAN ROOM ^ , Roofing. Decks, Fences, g “ ““ e o i mSSHARPmSSIVICE ______H A L L O W S NH 1033 bale wagon,: p Jobs to bid for Generals. SkSns, Doors. Windows. FURNISHED m Brand new 2 bdnn, 4-p CW WI^^TOiraEH 3 2 U 4 3 2 & 32& 5332 Jl REALTY w ^^^ll-typo. $3000 Sub-contractors Carpet Puncture Cleaning Complete sharpening HOUSES A extra n k » $ 5 0 0 + depi 734-4334 carbide & steel saws. n , Call 734-0427 for Info; _ Ovor 20 yia. experience, 733-9331 om Spedaiize In chronic a ’ Wanl's Home Clipper sharpening & repair. F. Recently renovat TF. Zone R 4 .28,000 Sq.fl Near new. Gehl 1060 con Opon ftoor plan. 5 bd ■ TF 2 bdrm town hoi n d l \ chopper w/both headersvs. temporary foot dbortleta. ^ Tlr»8t> CortcretB CorwL Conrtructlon ( 141 B racken SL S. room. 2.4-plexes and H ea d fa n le r for W est TXIX Room additiorts, refnodeBng, 2'A bath, executiveS------sty 1 near CSI. $475/mo. j duplex $25,000 w/carr^ rr y Call 745-7655.______.Concrete work of all.types. 734-4050 SH-80(M71-40S0 — StalBUn»verBaNtor4yi». • homo S950 mo.+.D C dep. 734-41205 bdrm paper. 736-3964 Foundations & excsmtkm 0iedrkd,piumt)in0.No]ob 7; ' 733-7076 or 736-4902 ____ OUrrFARMMQ Wortced w/Dr. Bob Patter- ' too largo or too sm al 20 yrs h TF • 1 bdrm a p t 423-49irnion. _ ------1 Heston 6400 swather. AC^C. e o n ® Canyon. TX for fbr manufacture homes. exper. Free estimates. ■ 0. C all g 6 1 0 ste reo : C a sa IH 8550> Inii over 6 yrs. Forrest a - ALAKSQmmClipantiy .. FREE ESTIMATES 6 0 2 vated. TF - Largo Studio apt Call W ard. ■ I STOFWGE/ . line balen Belaiua 6255 <4 MkMe.324-01B6. UNFURNISHED; bdrm. Klmboriy Rd. $375 1i Remodels* New 423-4524 or 733-3923 734-6294 ■ ^WAHDJOUSERB^rAL wd,480hra. Heatoi constnjction • Spectatty i ^ r S t e a s ^ ^ ^ ^ l O U S E S i s ^ o d last mo. No pets. 423-4 ■w* Swather 6400. no cab^b1 ERICWANMAN itty wfTfX^ljifWnJTSM I Hate Shopping? AAUINISTORAOeSa 14’.383-«gag______HORSESHOEINQ dads, patio^p^ covers,^ IIBiiM iSifiiyM li B uhl C o u n try • 2 bedrcM2 " TF ■ Newer clean 2 bi carports, sheds. SmaD I 111 take the hassle ______apt. Close to Harni+ NOW OPEN — 543-0185 " DELIVERED * out of your d ^ I Grocery home wlth-shady be ______; S h o ahone SPUDNIK self unloade — iobs&tepaits. y a rt betw een Buhl&F------1 No pets. $400/mo. < m H O R SES'1 5 yr OH Gekt- San^^veltopsoil ■ ■ 1 , or any oo»slonl am ok- Por more Info bod. New drhre motors ^ 734-3244 Lm m required. $425 lysof new rollera & b e lt Com3cn- in g . e x c k id ’s h o r s e . McGinnis Enterprises . Call m e ® 733-6978. • month plus depositE D I ______190 $1500.0811786-6385 — paridng lots, etc. TF-1 bdrm, gas heat V ^Ing. pletely rebultl. $999i Welding & Concrete. _ erences and credit di CaO 438^ 5 6 6 w 438-61Z , QnnmlSai09 hookup, full b sm t florf —- IH ' HORSES:7 yr.oWP^xni-:;z TURNIPSEED Fabric&n a Repair ■ req. Call Barker Roal xlnn. 2 WAREHOUSE W/offlce NORTHWEST 543*4371 or Jlrrsdroom - no pets, $350 rm -f $ TRACTORS . no Qeldlng. good arenana CONSTRUCTION■ COMPANY. INC. 24Ho0rPortablaSefvice ■ f back- dop. 423-4532 hools, freshly painted, 1320 sc o et trail. Intermediate rider. A-1 SHELTON'S 543-5604.______I). B-1- f t & am ple paridng. Goo3( ^ 6 Row Ufter-Loader Boe er. Remodelino. decks,». _____ 733-1234_____ FREEESnilATES & Filer $2000. 82»665e. 73300330T7360118 TREE SERVICE «25 DOT FILER 1-bdrm, no J.852Zsr location. Call Stove. HaHal- Harvester. $4500. roofing ties & additk>ns. I Serving Magic Valley. FANTASTIC VIEWI C ------lows Roaity. 734-4334.14. JD 4 4 3 0 .14SX 38 tires. LJcensed & Insured.J. H i ^ | U 2 y i 2 £ | ! | L H | temporary homo on»H. 5 Ref- lng.«»“» wwpt ^ ' Heraaa:aougM,8eldaml 1 ^ — — — — — S Wood River Valley td ) e c k no pots, AC. 326-402!xirm. 1 — — ------4800 his. $15,000 „ traded. Can 73»6055 STEVE324-fi210 3 bedroom , 3 ba Case 3394,14.9X46 Ures o r w herever S950/mo. plus dopo I FREE ESTIMATES ir.NowtplBC.Zbdr 5600 hra. $28,000 One 3 yr okl Pruvlan Paaeo9 0 I Call Steve. Hallows Ri “ * bath, close to schO' 3 filly In training. One ■ WORK OF ART 733-9318 ty, 734-4334. ____ $525 w/dep. Avail. I ^ Home repair; Bectrical. A lp in e L a n d s c a p in g istu- M TTlW ^Jillll Spring deannip, rototOiing. . JONES WE HAUri C on- 95.734-64S2of734-8i- Ell ^ J& C DAYCAREIE plunblng,Bghtcarpentiy. DALE’S TREE UMB 2Sper ■jfeHjHMI 4413 after 7pm or wtaxts.is. Lk»rtsedstafr panting yard abuBcEng momng. power lakirtg, U sually c a n m ove yc TF.A-115,$525.2bdn' — CPR&FACartlttodd dean -u p . shruiSery. sprinkler Q CHIPPING ANYWHERE„ It’ fenced back y« ^ PASTURE FOR RENT Moo-SaL 6ain-6pmI) 733-OM systems. AH yard care For mulch or d isposal.. for le ss than renting a tn. 0 a p t. 420-3943 or 837-6313“ CaBS4»S390______An ages accepted, needs. Free e st 734-7898. F Free EsUmates Need loads to Calif & A / d e p . g ^ 5 ^ - (208) 734-2742 FREE ESTIMATES VC,300Case.3ptWtch.#i[_ QUARTER HORSE • ^ rs. CALL734-1206 TF. Clean, carpeted. 5 M Reg. red dun. green HONEY DO, INatll (208) 733-3123 CALL 324-3490 ------John D eere Mower an ■ ■ ■ - - RJLLCmCLf/SPRINKLERS ( \ u i - ((io_ on utils, pd. ditcher. $1600.543-6348MB broke. $1000.324-510404 No Job too small l i U '^ 2 yr old B la c k A n g u s Servicing new 4 old I LEASE:^•y o u mo. Call 324-3317. •00 askforWrft______Can QEWEY TUBBS NATHAN’S L$500 buIla*lowblrthwelghts systems, conveisions, ; Executive style home Wanted 2 20ft potato bed 734-8271 Tree Trimmings Topping. atnjck. TF • For rent single s Caii32»-a6oa — ^ 1 board pullers. 503-372 Roberta Horaeahbeing1 a W trnmmimS^m manual/electric, landscaping, y. &Ariz. $250/moS100/di 3284, Of 206-741-5243. I FreeEstlm att^ Hedge Trimming & oar Trimming. Can Jason at ‘" lo t^ ' o f s ^ a c e ’’ ,deck. 6 Ouality Virgin Holsteb) ^ COUNTHY CLEANERS BEAUTY ■ES 733-2049 . . g J 324-7287, bave measage. 324-7653 or 420«>36 ^Removal. Free E s ti^ e s . idno o r ' breeding bulls. $0.65 a \i JO 4400 Combine. Gas S: We dan here, we deanS® l«wi>Si»lfiKHrSy«»ii 734-1157 STORAGE ^ . TF - 2 bdrm. splK lovel.h d .e p . ______734-2446 u s 1 0 ' su n d pick up. alckli Team of 13 yr old reg. & EXTRAS g- there, we cieonevwywhers. p), w ater & sa n . furnish Qhts. cond- S350(Md Black Clyesdales geld- Residenlial.detaing. r • $1100/mo m e fo r- W b, patio & c a p o r^ t $j 9 head, Al slrod a Al Bro< GREENSKEEPER R&RTREESERVICE - ^ V Call 686-7518 p,, Ings. veiyjw l broke, any-D[: offices. Reason^ latas.■ KEfre Handyman S a v toI Lawncare H 749 MAE DR.ouple plus dep. 734-7527t f o r l Holstoln HeKera. in. one could handle, have ^ 32fr6836 or 326-6045 Trims, rerhoval. Also I 733-2620 }kina. 8 head Al sired Holsteii Heston 6 row beet toppegh been in many parades. ~refs.av8l.734-e72B ; Thatching TF. 2 bdrm, 2nd floor, d« o i6 a n d a JD H eston tank Men aiao collars a completeIte ' Landscaping irSireS Lovely 4 bdrm. 2 ba vory d e a n , no smoking S S S & W ® " e r toader. Call 432-5217 Debris Remova] ' 1 $650, no peta. 736-16i IM harness In very nice in Magic Valley 324-3867 pots. $425 mo + d< ^ cond. $6000.324-4439 734-7334 7 ^ -1 4 3 3 Of 734-6272irr e n t Bulls for lease, FORSALE SOgalweec orS0067&82^ HAGERMAN f4ewly i rspm Al backgroundl 543-8373 sprayer w/boom 3 pt ^^^FeSi& Carr^^ modeled 1-bednn. hou i f Tennessee Walker 2 yew ■ . the small had compiany I TF • Clean studk) e p t fc ite in liltch. N ea r new 6* tarv^ old Bay Gelding. Ve^' MR. GREEN $32S/m o: 324-7250. No DOts, non smokii HOLSTEIN CALVES.600 co dem disc for 3pt hitch COUPUTER for those of you who dont ’ TREE STUMP tostium started. S36-666I S - courrravcujB3 have a ^ d ( ^ ^ need that The Yard Care Serviceman JEROME: 3 bdrni. 2^ bi < Rubber tired term wagor Mow-TrtnvRototin-RepaIr ^GRINDING & REMOVAL . ------SxIZ-decfc. Call324-224( % Upgrade, CO. memory. Kem or Itams hatted home, m o b ile h o m o 5n Villa STARTED H d . bulla, $55-! __ broke, good mountain g ; C ^ 733-3752 Free Estim ates W est $475/mo. Nop< TF - Upstair# apt forIs nInd. 100. Xbred black 373hfr 2 New Holland 11K50. horse. 686-7006 — oonware meinoersrupi 733-1654 Call 324-6903. Call 734-3540, afterg. 3f Fe- calves, » 0 - $ 8 5 .734-2061------S w athers w/16* headers 738«a08 FREEESnilAIES d e a n 3 bdrm 1 bath, $5 i l S l i HOLSTEIN DAIRY HERCI co- condtttonetB. cab, air, hagg twaroirig, v a n n g , LocatKt acrots the ftraat Good location, J:qu------g 6 0 5 Call 536^666 5666 v e n t run in rocks. FaWMc [n. byConvutwMwL street no peta. 324-76 rates. "ly'. ^ Indoor outdoor arenas, INNOVATIVETUTOffiNG /n iM e ^ TONTSLANdSCAPINa ««*■ 7 W hfr. 1047 haystacker. $4000 U m n , d a ly tum out I ISi/mmerSessfon JEROME. New homeopeta. $175 mo ist/laat, utils ll Pruning, trimming, new lawn 2060 Sq. shoot and preg cage Round pen. 3 2 4 < ta a ■ SHEETMETAL K■a•Phorte^ Reading - Jerome Golf course No smoklng/drlnking.^ I I C U S TO M sprinUers. spring deanups & I farmserwces~ $1300. Calf pen. 1 ^ 6 Z WISE CONCRETEc Heating/AirCondittonlng Writing >Sdence*MaA rent Call 324-6721 ■ male perfened. 734-75 m I Well broke Appy gelding dean tots. 15 yrs. exper. We btockups. $ ^ . 837-6108— $1500. StaitedTennas-« . . S p e tiM k ) flat work,^ Refrigeration CaBB^®7^7832 BUHL 3 bdrm 2 bath'quiei n MOTEL3 5^ 1 ton.stacking & hauling ? see Walker OH X marer e peik)s.i»veways.- Commercial & do what you cant Free EsL or Ruth @324-4522' bUe hom e. In Buhl Mot^7629 R oom s for rent* Low ^rati 326-4141. or 420-4142. * $1500. 2 yr old startedad rock«ork.dacadiwnxk. Reskientlal 734-3322. E sta te s . No p e ta.------Lc Dally & weekly. Phom PP8)733«48 = : CUSTOM SWATHING t I FARM & RANCH ^ Thoroughbred gelding RATHER HAVE AN-A” . term lease. Refs. r« CY $1000.1 yrT horoughbtad, $450/mo plus dep. 5^ “0" ' BAIUNG. 837-4964 sg I SUPPUES WECANHELP . HSiMraiTfeed n/torfng^ 6342or7&^4305 ;_____ locatton 733-6630. S: CUSTOM SWATHINGling. Burt^tfKtorSahnge' ^^PERTONALCARE I English Grammar/Writing I CUSTOM TF Newer 3 bdrm, 22 be ,5 2 ^ .R o o m s for re n t $45 wl 42. Combine & tractor parts n BuBd your own home,« . H O S P IC E C A R E Creative Writing 716Cypr^W ay.$75 62S-S733 " 734-354< — Paul. ID 4438-5420105 g 7 1 0 J “ SM W OUm ' ROTOTILUNQ mo. NOPETS736-16S — iHO^EQUjPHBIT r H O M E C A R E 5* tiller mounted on tractor FAST SHADE, PRIVAOl 4 Conatructten ^ MecScare/Medlcakt 46* weed roto cutler _ TF 1 bdrm. home. $32 I — " 6 0 6 — T ree grows e-1 O ft yearly. '69 Circle J .6 ’X16'. 4 Cerlifiod/Bonded CaO M unw Darionan at ■ mo$150/dep. Drive______I m o b i ^ h o ^ NO. $4.95-6.45 deNvered. Pot haiBa,kiina.gooaaned(. ' 734-0600 IVvin Fans - . 73«030 ■ 440 1/2 Taytor. Ci ted. plantabia now._ verygoedcond.f: WgaraaUlta 43&«566M[nl-CBSSia >bath. MOBILE HOMEIn F mOttcroph—O f coratnxUon conyany. II ELECTROLUk 362-9659 M Shane Stutzman. 543^788____ Brochure. 1-eO»WS-34«r (206)567-4905. HAQICVALLfY I $750/- Park. 2 bodroom. 1 be — 324-2428 I . Vtcuu m d e e ^ 1654 $385/month, water/sev *■ 1946 Htoaer saddto, excelai 1-80(M84«65&0981 . STAFFINQ SERVICE I Cuatom eefnblnlr>g, 3^twc tf ^ TM 1 ' SERVICE INC. r — ^ Induded. Call Stovo. H *94 25’ h eader machlnM ^ cond. $570. CaM 532- tows Realty. 7344334. ready to go. 43»0542. Ix. 4478 or 554-4207. MVC733>9446 - | ^ vBSBBISniM|l DESERT OASIS £ 7 3 3 ^ 1 8 CaM Older couple to rent 2 bd HARVESTINQ [i^ Ornish oak ahow cart, ^ IDAHO H O M E m Tree senfoe. tri. $350/mo. 324-5184 1789 y a tN ay . No bloom. NO? S2000acjhadafar4horaa ^ Peas, grain, amall seeds, H E A L T H A N P ■ beans.& com .P ea a dkeci— “ la h . T ested. 80 K )bM a. 3 2 4 « 5 3 . ^ $80ton.7a»J7Jy “ H O S P IC E I cut or wind row. O ra k x u l ^ Teid 1994 8 & H 2-horaa 734-4061 TWln all or windrow. Lat us tell 886>2011 or734-3261 IS Space for rent 1. lat cutting alfalfa mix,_ trlr. Uaad vary ilttla. ;;; 43668ssMni-CB8sia RiAN0L£Y1^ENCHim you the •dvantagea— ol round balaa; no rain, »3000.s87-gess.______•repair of any equipment . ______atrtooetheader.-..L_:__ CertHed/UcenseeOBcnded p m v m M ^ ^ ------‘ G r e a r L i 20.4%pretaln.$86&$7C -HomeHaaMi.LMd«s- -rtknlnum pipe repair------L a d le R. Jo n a * . bte. a toa& > 206^07-2011. I^■^ZuZB iiQ ^I *' ------73»44«»r42M aS0-iract . 1: I Homa Grown in hWio • a infield maintenance ------tQqallty: 3 2 6 4 1 » t ^ ■^TOOAnOHj ^73iR5«7iWP73«Hg ------I ; ’Compel 10013rd Ave. W. ' int Offlce - Retail .W «fnov«blaba|»a■ o f — no 2 wheel Unaa for aala. 1 HW VillilllHl .' promptly & efllelantly.:___ 250 ton Aftalfa grw jnbt00 Wada. 1 Waatam. CallIII MEDICAL SUPPLY _ I ■ :: ’Availabl »■ saws3eor837-e4ae. rLacatldn—— ----- Raymond &6 hAl(tflji — A-1DRYWAU.!^ BMMflartHomiCara ANDOXrOEN ■ C o f r ta c t ^ UtvAler.S4»63Ca- - MEDICARE/MEDICAID/H 1 DiyiNl«PiindnQ«Citpehtry ' MtvgpL Muegerl- ^___ S2»32e2.avea. . B ip e rth a n ^ taping & INSURANCE ■ I taidutaSIrtcelSTB.I& Al homerspairs WINDOWCLEANING jetltiw Rates ■ 1 I '704 ■ 27S ton balaa. 1st cutting L inskle&out lOmexp. 734-0600TWin Falls w, . .Zeman Enterprtoaa' ' 1 ^ 3 LynuipodMa ■ iRAnMW^gflNERYitly. ®$65. ApproxSmata 200 large or imal. i FREE ESTIMATE 436-6566MinM:a88la ' --.Call fortree bid.V Ogji.toe^ ig ,owner '■ IVrIri Falls,ldal)0ible ( Immediately 1 . ‘94 JOMdor.jnodilSSO. 10' C M c to m M a ia n o w ■r CaUBnioc PEOPLf CARINQ c 1-800-W 7163 73ftieS7- •- na; FORPEOPLE ■J 47 ten of lat. no' rain, no blum *. make offar. 8 2 » g 4 6 a k>83301. f ; f l |M Wk3 166, Q ra in t t o r a g a , 6 0 x 1 0 0 ' ' '>,, , A ■

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' e o i “ I s i i "I I I 817 n i i ^ I ANTIQUES & ^RJRNmJRE«CAm J i MISCFORSAI^ I l^inSCTORSAt^i I ^ I I|_pEre*suppu^i COLLECTIBLES " T Q uoen sofa sleopw .a. lovora QE Refrig20.6 cubic ft. Windows Vt now 3x3 & 5x4, BLACK Bl LABS. AKC rogis- seat, quoen storage heod- usod sliding glass door lorod i pups; champion IAMriQUEOAKDInlrwHm. H- $175. Hu% blko 20' 12 ^ bobrd, microwave cart. and various sizo windows huntor I a fiokl trial chom ps , sM.3l«a»chaln.Saau- rt. spd, $50. S d i i ^ n Boys Call 733-3560. racing bike 24* $50. a scroorts. Vory roason- In I Podigroo. 7 w ks. old. I CaH734>197S T Schwinn girls mnt blko able. Con733-37S2 J $150 e a . 733-7397. “ I Sofa, love seat & chair A 4 OO- 734-7S 7a ' “ “ I S ” ottom an. Tan, light blue & FOR SALE: Ljg. brakkid COCKER C PUPPIES 1 ^ P P U A N C EM ^ browns. $150 for s e t Cano" GREASE & GRIME? rug, stovo. tbl &chrs, moki, i 1 fomato. Firat shots e r. ; » 6 - 3 2 9 3 . ______Use HERO, the Poirer (frossor & mirror. Royal lncL$175.$19S. I 733.4500. 1 13 cubic n. chBstfTMzer, M cleaner and dogreasor vac & collector Barbie “ I $200. Call73»0581. __ S u p e r single wator bed w/6 dods. All in oxcoi. cond. DALMATIANO AKC rog, 3 DS drawer pedestal. $125.? that's QUARANTEEDI mo old mato, w/shots. HERO Is available at Call 734-2036 " | I BlackAr's us«d appllancos%. 423-4674.______$200. 423-4427.______' ! for aale. Ca)1733-1BQ4. - thoso locatkms: . 198S:M IVT,I lACYSEDAN - OasanKl. . . Sw toruUon lo VALLEY CO-OP CENEX 4 DALMATIAN puppios, puro 'O ' aflyourn—da.73agtfO msg ! of(er.736-1910 before 7 _ Call324ft I OFHCEEQU«IENr WOLF W HY8RE0S rMSon^ aWypricod, 423-6441msg ■ COMPUTER^^ & othor siz es avaSable. I ^&SUPPUK_ J 1 . _____ 307-664-2445. ■ rd.. i ______8 1 6 , j. PANASOT4IC copior. Mod- M XT computer. Large hard.,X* lEXERCtSEEOUtPMEHT 4 S i I disk. C olor monitor. Ex> ^ MISC. Micro Wave $25. ot i FP-1670. Worts good. ■ ot f Stove top $25. Double $398. J 009734-8296 | panded keyboard. Dotrr- N ew Walk-fit treadm lll.w /« ovon$SO. Can734-3128 - Matrbc Printer. Ind. sover-w/ com puter. Now. $670-S ^ . I CCAR AUDK) EOUtP. [ al software programs w/ef ell $& 0 or offer. 366-2378'8 MOVING SALE: O ak din- i i ^ OORION 240GX 60 watt I com puter hutch & printed ■ pEre&SUPPU^ tamp. ORION 400BDG. i9 9 2 liiiji;^iuM itst 4 DR. i993S«iuliii6iia^nr4X4WGN. _ Nordk: R ex Gold, like now. rS-l73C, LxxM, a;oooMte, stand. $325,7360929. ^ [TS'iSffira I bridgor 15* ORION cobalt ^5-UiB.loodedWAMttlOp^ U^m:QsaO».^m 9 $550. Call 324-1117. _ 7 3 4 -0 5 ^ ______FREE " to good homo, tab subwoofer j & box. 2 - 1 0 bcofyOMed ■ UKenamngFociorrWoR^''<■ Used 486 computers $499 pup p y . 8wfcs old. G re at KICKERn C 10.subM »fore. 1 , 4 9 5 [ ffVASS15,995...... f i :!:^.NowM 1 2 , 4 9 5 Used 386 computers $399 1 Marshal JMC 900, $1500. poraorttfly. ( 733-5812 0*11536-2143 < WASS12.WS____ « New computers, mailorder VCR,$90.Cok)rTV.$12S. - "_ Ii MISCFORSALE ^ ^ I|. FREE - 8 wWto & ta n pot o Prfdng call 736-0711 J Mao,$35. 734-8596 COMPACT DISC PLAY­ rats. 3 mo oM. 733-0661 ER/STEREOe TOWER 10 X 7 steel garago door.f' New mutti-tread n«l. $100. — $1 95 or best offer. SYSTEM w/record tum . f " 0 1 0 I Pioneer CD comporienf FREEToagood ^ J 734-5990.______countrytximo, GoUon Ro. table. , 3 band equalizor. i^FlRBVOOD^ - for home stereo system, ‘ AM-FM stofoo and dual Pioneer tumtablo, novor triover/Springor S p a rM 'cassotto. Like nowl or 32* Toshiba TV. $600, now.i. X Can 7360640. 5 Firewood: Hard wood or 2-250 watt car amps,I. usod.^oys dirt biko. CaD _ $395. Call 733-3667 or . pine. 733-9318______Zi $100 each. 8000 BTUU after 5 pm 733.6837 FREE |rf kittens 6 wooks oM. 734-6774.______" A-C, $150. Root table, Pine firewood for sale, $90 short hair. 324-7245. . "Z 1 9 9 4 S ^ i ^ P 1 9 9 ^ ® S l E i ^ ^ $100.Washer/dryer-8tove ^ I per cord. AI*o fence ® RATS OR MICE? FREE « to good home. 5yr B »47A. Air, 10,000 Mes, • poel».$6JOea.733 Bumper • Rear ABS D;Broica *5 SpeedJ • Cruist • Tilt Swerinj! • Air Ct • Poiuer Wmdotvi • Pouw Locks • Till Swerinc • Dualwl A/rA Biijjs I For sale bod w/ headboardy Chief washer & dryer o $15,86$ MSP 1 & mattress. $80. BabyI- $ 4 5 0 . Brand-now Kltch- $10,580 MSRP $14,980 MSRP * 'A T 7 1 7 — . $ 7 5 0 Rcbc:l»Ce I cdb w / m attress, $50. Hl-5. enaid prolino bread mixer -$500 Rebate TE* ------$ 9 0 0 R e b ate lA V ll - $1133 Dealroler Discount I chair, $50. Carseat. $35.1- $250. Fridgodalr refriger­ — $ 5 0 0 D e a le r D isco i SAV]'X i —$1145 FrecLXrk Package . SA . SAVE ! Walker, $10. Baby bath- ator w^co maker $400.1 Q Q $12,938 or I tub, $5. Call 734-4201. .- q u e en bod $ 2 5 0 .2 queen $ 9 5 8 0 o r *17 « m a ttresses w/box springs I King size waior bed, large^ $200. Call 734-2642. - 79L <1QC 1045 •1833 I head board w/mifTor.Oari(1. — I wood*6 draw storage,r. For sale: 1 comploto set j $275/best offer. 837-6547. R am golf d u b s w/ earring >t case $100/offer, good • li Matching, Couch Ioveseat>r cond. 733-8707 ofter Spm " chair & ottoman $600 or 1 bost offer. EntertainmentI, Full oot all graphite d ^ |o ^ ! cntr $60. New refrlg, ). iro n s, $ 2 5 0 . M lsc u se d ! $550. China Hutch $200.0 couches $100. Coll ! 733-7212 -736-6310 734-6488 - j Eves. E • AtrCofiibni^ • SUi« RarTM■*” - ' ■. ’ AmUucimUK • Tilt SwTtne • Cmb« • AirCWimmnvfAir' ^ • A\M/FM \ CttiKtw • Shr/i-on-cJic-Ff)e-Ffy -f Wficel f:)^W $15330 MSRP ^AMffMCawnfAlbjaVch • PoutT ttW oiw • Pou«T Lockj • A/lflAOoyWhetls • Sliciiivj Rear WiniJou- • 55 SpeeJSpe • V6 — $805 FreeAir « fJI *20.700 K iSR p"’ f E D C R A F T S — WOO .Rebate 7 1 7 — $1500 Rebate 7AT7tr $18420 MSRSRP jA V li -$1443 Dcololcr Discount ! I * C L A S S I F mTTiis N ew spaper — iZ ^D ealer Discoun I t , — $1000 Dealer DlD isc o u n t SAVE I AFeatureofTTi , SAV] SA D eeoralive and Inexpensive, $ 1 3 ^ 7 7 $ 1 8 , 2 0 0 o r $ 2 i PATIO PLANTERS. raDec to build for^your patio or <13j !500 *1443 I *INwo hsndfome plintenIter tc It. 17x17x24 Inche*: lat- I’ yard. Um ihapcd plantercaiylo build any ilM. Step ^ lice covered pU oler toliagnm emi a and full size g^SEDF I ' <7 iic p p iin i Include diagi \ palicm a. 02098 $3,95

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|T 825 4 S i I I "St V A R IET Y FOODg>s Ijw rraro^ 2 ^ ^^ARAQESAl^ Needed good uiedI slWIngsl Wanted to buy: TrampoJJnoUne. TF210aCrestwoodDr, < ^ y J I 'Bing and pl« cherriesries are S' glass door, (ullJll size 733-2319______^ DelMar.Fri&Sat6-2pr i H I M H avan. at Kelley Orcha'Chard & mattress & birdI cicage, ^^g^dng hydraulic Booka 6 for $1. Puzzle at the fruit stand atIt KlKelley 733-4728. lamps, chJthes size 16 L __ for bartMr or beauty chal dies, patio furniture, mis Garden Center. For r Itts and Cau 736-2626 eves,leave laav - Itrformatlon call 734-8 5 message. Days 73fr65S5550. TF- * sale m 4 M 4 " B* Wanted: Bamboo (Ishlii Ka/sKloMt M l l^nOEOEQUimM EN T * 'hit®**'"plastic ‘ poles, any condltioa All 1TO4 Addison Ave E pipe to buy or trad•ade 4’ *10 milk cans. 733^702 Supsrntoe/aymoldD hooka. latch sprin t ;— TF 640 James Ave. ^ 16 USIBED EXPLI.ORERS -V V ^sypher It 4sati rinkler wanted: set of 6 hoU _____ 7x15* aluminum wheeli MOVING SALE FrI.onI3nly I eystem & 10'dish.• Al a s Nice furniture, clotheiie s . ■ > S1700.Catl423-»738;735. WAhTT^ Boat loaderler for a cab high Toyota camiM s o f ■IN STOCI;k ! I }421 shell, prefetsblyflborglai books, dishes & lots < P misc. 8-?? Cash Only Csll ClaMin«d. 733-0irSiST P^P- <^'S^S42 8.543*5962 ! ------WANTED small econ lOocMn Wanting to buy small bal:balls M 4 ^ 5 I' caljar. f«ted goo Bin# good cond. for aahiah I of oldhay 2 or.3 strintirlno- I mEOICALSUPPUES ^WANTCOTO^ school student payir In Contact Ltoyd at 324-756:7567. 3 the range of $200 ^ 7 ^ 1.1991 FORD E X P ^ 10* Larger non*worl cIS 3000. Laura 733-0011•5®°** WouW like to buy commeimer- KOYER Hydraulic Uft S66860 color TVs &-VCR‘8. dai convectton oven..Call C« tnvacareWhselChaila ir ^ Z y NOW ONLY... ORER «HAG37e2&.. I 423-4678 evea & wlai WANTED used Levis^ 501 677*2037 or 878-8583584 $165. Deluxe wheelele d evenings; commode, new bucki'^ o t *up to 46 months Buying comics, StarxWars. M Call 543-6901 —— S70. Slide Board $U ^ m \ \ 49997 McDonald toys & ol WANTED: 1976-60imrtof m WANTED Hatpins, cakcal bot*bo Hospital bed elect or mar I • 0016, ask for Laura. ties & potato gunny sackiacks. ual, water proof mattrsst»ss. ______COBOUUI/Eno Buying peddle cars..“ T— WANTED: 3 cords ofafgood Q 73»6fl9Leavemeesag«tage. $400.734-3168. praMB mako. model, colo^o ^7 t "rowood. 733-4402^ ^ - *672 cond. 643-8462 omi«nlngs WANTED: Qood used ■ i n s o n i T or leave messageI0/33- 7 $600 *$2000, C |_QAnAQESAl^L sJ W f H■ I auBunmott»«>»_*3ggs iSSssa8m«i.«.*3i1998 L *683 6782 days. Ask forrMeL M< 626-6631. 188 CHEVY ifP J Camper sheO for kjogwlflwt>eel WANTED: Qood 5^ s G A R A G E ___•399S as40BUZBRiooril)77C_*m498 1 * 6 8 8 bas«.‘68ormwer,Ch.Chevy trans. for'86 Ford Rar pick up. Need largega reari 4x4. Can 423-6840 SA LE »80006C tBf] door (kick up In back)ba ------___*8995 saM nflll16$S0 ------TOi998 ilggysiiSf^„*6ll8 643-8322, leave mesaeasaoe WANTED: Late sei^ TIME! ""Soi n iMtinnQ»i — =- WorM Book Enc. oro ^m/HOTORCYCUS E X B M L m uav^ B M m iM lI______* 7 S ^ . a„*68I Computers, prtnten, parable encyloppdlISS:. ZdaysSlinas L_*8995 iSi '998 a r^ lra electronic,=. NNOT $15 1975 650 Yamaha mode ' WORKING orWORKI ------S2foreachaddltk)neliineline X5650 only 14000 orlglfg‘! m nnum si—______*A9BS iss __ *8S998 *256!---?777 733-6760 win pick upup free.fl WANTED: used barltii^ona. Usted by separate cities«for fo nai mL $950 or offer. CaM narroMi IX) SNC tanQ Q B 1888 DDD8E w 734-4001. _ 'HIUmoRtu_ Electric potter’s wf>eei, t. Call I't ------___*4995 ^ V W ARIES #no39B-„ medals, badgess & 324-2703. With prepayment you aiso 1978 Yamaha 600, low ml Call 733-7B3a._L Wanted 1965 Ford M idti new tune up & batter],71; OTWWfflwim.m__*4995 iSSfM nmNK!i«sA__*89998 f_ * 7 9 2 tai^ with a 289 or 302 $496. Call 3126*6603 0 IM M n U C Qenerator mbt 6KW,I. woodWl motor, with good Inte I tof 734-2648..______t m m u m n m i_^*883 stove, propane refriefrlge. & exterior and runs gc ™__'499S !'!!ISB&S___ *98998 tank, ftver raft a37-63»*^304 also looking for a 19S FiM«y12S()rii>oii 1979 Hortda CX 600, cus uaonnuB tom, 6294 miles, Vlndlca m o w flA3O7g0AM- *883 I Honda Trail cycle, or* 1970, Z28orRSChK ______ITT tor Farring w/etereo ___*4998 iiSS 898 90 cc or larger. CaU G Camara, automaticItic i n ' BUSS 222 Biver Rd, Fri'ri J& excel, shape. $1000.734- " good condition or>r ecan Sat, 10-5. VCR. snow 3083 afler 5:00 p.m. M H S nPiQKiimi-*l6,S ® 734-6393______trade towards a 6 cyilnyilnder bknvers. dishwasher, lotsloti » ® * L I1__*B995 !!!» 998 •iS««t.*892 UVE TREES WANTGITEO Mustang In good comondm- cfdothes, canning goodsods, 2-83 Yamaha 260 YZ,? IMOOBffr n types on. Phone: 733'8360}60 or antkpie wheel chair misclisc $760 each. 733*8374. _ o k a m i u M i ?o'SSS^.»a»».*ii,g « ______^"*981 733-^838 anytime. • WIU_ *6995 !Si! 90S — BUHL At Town & Country,ntry, KTM - ‘92 KTM 300 EXC. QgMt IB88CHEVV* Large fish tank can Wanted 6* chain link fenfence, ' Doug M^onca & famihmity exo cond. extras, $3200;»; nmSnicinim.»._____*6998^'S 1 = ^ * I 2 , 8“ S O CELEB HTTYTO__ *983 cracked, also looking i tawn Benefit Yard Sale. Jul)July '84 Kawasaki 600 KLR, Nordte Track. 734-6661 s s s is is s ?. " > 29th-30th from dawnn tcto good cond, $600. 543* r r “ dusk. To donate itemiims 6661 after Spm ».__^*8995 iSISmnSt Kusm- *14,9998 ^ -CMHWr^ris»-*888 • Motor scooters br sm8m ^ Wanted knotty pine bdr - cylendsr motorcycles Mod Call 543-4276 — SUZUKI 1991. OR350. I H CMRY- J coUege student 736-92 QOODINQ. Moving salelalel Yamaha 1994 TimberwonOlf - r r r 726 Oregon. Thurs. Fri. 4 wheeler, eves. 423-4921 NANCY Ferguson tracti-actor. Wanted to buy canoe..C>v“ < . Sal. Horn 8 to 8. WID.t/D, ■— — model 20 or 30, reasetason- B37-0000. j vacuum, bookoases, YAMAHA 1993 Moto 4 360 able. Buhl 543-6390 ^typewriter, lawn mower,wer. A.T.V. w/snow plow I__— Wanted to buylh'ea rab- $3,000.00 733^6^ Need '65 Chevy PU) & or_punching bag, daytir weed eater, bteyde. rab- parta for restoratkxi.1. CallC _734-1 777 or nigh '87 Honda VFR-700. $3400 733-3501.______324-6644.______or ofTer. 734-2762. Sun Vallay-HalleIley* Wanted to buy: Oregi: r r r JEROME-100N198W.3 HONDA ATVs TRX 200 Yellowstone Pork souvwuvo> Myrtlewood bdrm fui family. Fri & Sat 8-6pm,HL- w/11geara.TTO<125w^t/5 neir Items, or anythingilngof any piece, soid at Hoos»alar tf 1779 Falls Ave. E Frt-Fri- gaftrs. Excellent cond. Interest from these areiareaa. Furniture store 1930'30s* Sat 8:30-6. Lots of ckithestM than 60 hra. Reaso­ 643-6315 1040'e. Can 436-4443. amisc. nable. Call 665-4137

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I "B ecreaational-Traiansportatiolm .4 ' 001 ~ K ^ I ATyWOTORCYCl I i '^'ioT ^ «10 - i 4 iO M 10M 1006 n M 1007 I 4 iooT 1 ■ ' ^ ^ 3 I B O ^ ' i},gg |WTOaH0HE8ftWraW8 I TRAVEL TRAILERSs I ANTIQUE A ir r o s AfOIQUE AUTOS SE M I & HEAV Y ■ - I ACCES80RIE ^ I & COLLECTIBLES a C O LLECnSLES ^ E Q U I P M E M T ' IS KAWASAKI.-81 550,550 8U’. ■ ' L ux u ry C h o v y v a n ; like lik CORRECmON: 26'Shasusta B -por low mileo, exc c I DOOGE '88 Ram*O-50i FORD. F< F100, 1967. 429 wcond, V-4, 50 HP Johnson.>n. out- new, loaded * snackc bar.b a 1977. self contained, S \ S -$900.736-6235 . 3 CHEV RO LET. 1990 Cor* U, Loader 95Pk$26.000. New pa in t Whtto. Extend- V-8, \ C6, AT. PS. PB, AC. ______. t»ard,. $400.034-4414410. sink, atove, & 12 vott cool*coo ‘ bunks in bacli, g reat forfoi vette Roadster, 22,000or* FORD 1930 Model A PU, — er, 67 K miles. $695C 1971 IHCtAfck, $6,000. ed Cab. Chrome Wheels. $2000/offor. ] S36-5640. r S SUZUKI. 1990 DR2Kt2M S u* ^ ~i ... -■ 9 5 0 . families, sleeps 9. $4500JO- miles, $2000 under book.S? »1200- Call 543-8526 I Call 423-5917______’ /beat offer. Call82S-5e51. — 008 A bonus buckot. Call $4500.432-5663. Call C after 6:00 p.m. . , *» ■ par Trapp, greatatblkel t | 904 4 ^ 1 6 3 ______>2 766-4525.______> • g B M - 4 ^ a n o f 8 p m . FORO'66F100.robullt352 xn'. . I C A M P E R S ^E I ^ m Ready for ^oriversion,I, 35'31 OkTrieW ^^gFsieiTsil: . F-850.18ee. lOwhoeler, FORD'89F150XLT2WD,'f i — ith CHEVROLET- 1955 con. engine, rearend brakes,2.' WoukI like to loase w/optk)n du m p & sp u d b e d . OOK AT, / V8, AC. tilt. C/C. PW; C « YAMAHA EXCITER city transit bus. $475C750. vrheel, 27', roar kitchen, 'ER'80; 1064 10’camper. $70 >n, v e r t i b l e s , b o th n e o>n- d In good shape. 733*7502.~ to buy, 2 groin trains. Call tnIs.J6450.423-5917 '> POLf casaotto, low mllosi 250CC ttrool btko.I^Q C o o d bost offor. 423-675757 - axe cond. 423-4077 many extras. Used 10 restored. 1962Chevylm- days. $15,900.733-4194, m- CLASSIC 1964 OLDS 08 Jp' . 733-5287 or 420-5649. ; HT5X14024A L at condlOon, new Urea.! r — VACATION IN STANLEY >4.. palaSS. 1956Chevy4/dr FORD '64 3/4 ton PU. * $7,995 ' g Call 644-2630 “ ■ 1968 18-fL R oad Runfunner, q^oi Stanley a - r hardtop. 1958 Qhevy Bel/dr . .black, 4 door, hardtop $1800. Call 543-5112 — ' 734-2759. ly a t ' Tent tri for 6, excel ootid., }ol sedan. V8 eng. A ctualS' ^EVY 197 s7 c - 6 5 . 10 Utn Home Ford ^ Thompson Peak R.V Alre w/AC. Many misc. wheel truck, 2 0 'dum pbed. , w eekends or afler 6pm. (800)743-3326 ' S YAMAHABIaster.19929®2four r r r — -— R.V. $1025.736^)927 IC. milage 26,190. PW, AC. w ■ $200.00 per mo. Ind.I. fullfu — _ 1956-67 Chevy perts. Call£2S-5635.______i : ^ wheeler, O'oat sshi h a p e , 8 1/2 cab over, stovo, r , Weytake-MusdeCar-orIB. excellent upholstery. Call FORD (6) LNT9000's. 350 — ’ S extra*. $2000.436-6J6-6181 box, heater, groot shj hook-up. Call 734-443^SZ Terty tandem axle, 2T, or Dave 436-3584 or Dean Big Cam Cummins Jako. FORD FC 94 4-dr. crow cob. — fully-8olf-contalf\ed (gasas ionvertlble on trado. KENNWORTH 1984 cab r eJ THsyMTWllbeourtMtiiSa i 'otV alPOpa 4. $950.324-51 WINNEBAQO e . yS to v e Lynch OT8-1201. 0 . 733-0316. ______— ovor, 400 CAT 3408-B, 9spd. long whool baso. diosol, d AT, mi. F*350 or oloctric),^8to^.re- aom e with now p^ n t, ond dually d 1-ton. XLT. Sot up } 2 CUm WWI. 733^)931.11^ 8’ aluminum camper.*ir.ahflll Mlnnlo 300, Minnie Wlnnlilnnle_ friflffreezer, tub and sh3»= 13 spd, reody to work. CADILLAC, Eldorado,_ VOLKSWAGEN. Thing. low geared rear ends, tan- to t( puli 5th whool trirs. ' ------, fits full sl2e Chovy pidDldoio' W arrior,Brave, Adventureituror er, air conditioning. New 0. 1973. Rocondltloned,Jj 678-7046 or 678*4935 BROCKMAN-8 RV 1976 coovoftlble. 65K ml.' dom axles,PS. Loaf Chrome. C Soo to opprod- J a i 903 good condHlon. $375. f tlres/brakes, TV antenna, ni; $3500 or b est offer. Call suspension. Starting at ato. a After 5 934-5889 I ■ 734*3167 1-80Q-773-3167»87 end awning. Includes^ excel. SOOce engine. Last I I BOATS &ll Call 324-7875. ^ year of 6 pessenger.ist 423-5287 evenings. - ■ 4 1007 I $6900. Call 438-5598 or — oquallzlng hitch. Great SiACCEM ORIE ^ ' ‘93 ROCKWOOD Moveril '®{ $6500/Offor. 543-5798. 1 1 T R U C K S 438*6123______GMO 1987 Jimmy. Call V- over shot, hydrei cond. $4900.825-4125 or Avco 733-5514. i ww* 6*. Fuel Injected 46( i 1006 I JJ 13’ Dalco aluminumim bI o a t' Ice Sox, p 734-6155 & leave msg. CHEVROLET, impale, 2 FORO 1988 Ranger 4x4, — •a -W/15 HP Evlnrudee mmotor convertor, sleepie o ^ Ford, gonorator, roof air SEUI & HEAVY • C H E V Y 3 /4 tO n '7 3 , 8* 1/ Cali microwave, etc. 12,50( “ dr. hardtop, 1960. Totally ve. 5 spd, now camper MAZDA.Mf B?2. 1992, 4X2. ; » w/lrailer.$1350orwUl' vrill sell $ 8 5 0 /. < ,500 PALOMINO 7 7 , lent traitor'°L restored, red & white, EQUIPMENT pl camper, queen size bed. shell, good cond. $4200 Call C 733-4078.______I S separate. Call 733-03J.0350. 733-3918. '• ml. $36:995. 788-00311031 s le e p s 6 . $1500.G ood 0 stereo. 2 tettery system, ______days, 7860-3722 eves : ° ° $12000. ,1954 KW Spudnik w/20' or best offer. 736-7334 — a • condMon. Can 543-66751® FORD. Victoria's (2) 2 dr. <0 now tires. $2000. Cali • MITSUBISHI '93 pickup, i 14' Dor»att-40 HP,>7Evln- E Brahma topper, fits bed self loader bed. $11500 1 Axle C ar Tow Dolly $80( jn hard tops, need restored, 0 423-4033 IFORD '77 PU w/comper AT, A 4-cyI, AC, cassette, A rude, elec.'start,t, FRldo wldBX8‘ 4' long. $3 »00 COMPANION'95 Sun 1983 Peerless logging low mllos. NIco Iruckl10% • 734-6488,420-5035 Chaser 18'. Lots of01 $3200 for both. 734-7021. shell, good cond. Runs Ic Ouldo steering, EZZlMdOT In C all536-5640. ' . trailer w/welghts. $2500. CHEVY 1995 SIO extend- good. $ ^ . 536-6666 or APR, A $488 down, $170.- trailer. $1000. 734-3 ------extras. Exc. cond. Priced^ Youn be piMtanoy surpctM^ Cali 436-6783 7 ed cab. 4 cyl. 6 spd. AC, 1 14*3083 L oor.oam porsholl for full, QOQ - 736-0677 662/mo for 60 months - « afler 5:00 p.m. m right. 786-0900 days, s t how ow y 11 It lo place a X steroo/cassetto. cruise. . ■ IV5RA009B ______size Ford PU. $500. ^ 8 788-9533 eves.______a 20' Doublo L potato bed. M. fl Call I SPORTJNQ 0 0 0 0 8 daulfltd ad. The cost It C 9600 ml. $12,000. Call 460 or best offer. 324-8566. E *1 loader trailer In gc I good storage pod $15,000KX> '88 Aljo, 21'. AC, avmlng»g& & 9X6-trailer. 2‘8ldos, 3' 2 shape. $1996. 733-75J-7602. 324-7419 3* _____ more, reduced to $7300.100. headboard, extre de an , 22 ^ — :------1 a 2 0 W Bayliner. I/O,I. wwalk M Call436-5181. spares, $395, make offer. ----- . Call 834-4669. ” through Mw, loaded,led, 10 ■ ^ 9o 0 5 1972 Cardinal 14' setf con-xm- • u hra.'conaldertracrade. ■ GUNS/RIFLES talned. kingslze bed, new a $14,600. CaU 733-049;M92. md, I - - R u g e r M ark II Varm li g BAYUNER - NIsquary.niy. 22 25.08 cal. 6.5 X 20 Le< ' S .ft- Volvo motor & oridrive, old scope. Harris trip<^fpod. 1972 Terry, 20'. self con-« n - I 1 » cabin sletea 4, atovtlove a New cond. $950.' NewNi talned, AC, shower, S portapotty.llkenewlAwl Ask- Ruger Mln-14 223 oovi $1576.324-7115 a fng only $11,0000 CCall SS, comesw/foldlngstc OQ123I ' liTTTTi g Steve, 734-1298. w/case $700. 702-7«-765- 1974 23' Prowler, w/AC,— I I iBfflSlI i i u i y i j i i y i y j ^c, - ' — - 2 M 8 clean,$3900/offerf o r ______- Mad River canoe, ir u L k e ^------834-4410 S - m ew . All accessories,n,car* c QUNS IntraTec 222 ww /3 ______W 1 0 ^ ^ «■: -rier. eleo m otor mnount. ou clips. $200:12 ga R< — I AlfTOPAHTSa Rem 197.5 3 0 'Sprinter 5thyh I ACCES^RIES S- :PaId $1900. sell $900.$9( 1100 3*h(agnum,scre whe^, $6000.837*9136 .67» 6 4 4 2 ______m choke, $ 2 5 0 .734-94< “ Carpet Insert for long bed ------1983 Viking tent trailer, S - P 14 fllMrglass boat,, EvIn*Ev 1 2 * g u a g e R e m 1 1 0 0 small ptek-up. New cond. 00 3__ sleeps 6, propane stove ^& $100 or offer. 733-4500. g- rude40hp select MiniMlnnk- M agnum, screw-ln cho»noke,_heater. Icebox, vety good 5 :ota.EZIoadtraH»r.$ie$1600 ■ $200.734-9466______cond, $1700.73^197 7 JAPANESE ENGINE ft g : best offer 423-6326 ■— TRAN8,4X4 specials. 1990 2 4 'W lldem esa travel 1-e0»3ag*3742 Sl.#95455a.WlyLood#dW/W /Isyte ■ # % ■ ■ St.#95384CA,C^Fuff/loodedW/ * ^ _ S 'fiS Seaswirt Spyder-1( ,1 Q trailer, excellent condtion, Enny.TcwPkj.,£Moc*| k O C lsoth«S«ninit 5! Teal& w hlte,r. i HOTTU^aOLS $9500. Call 324-2616;: imtAreol $ 0 1 Small block Ohevy. cam*;; WAS $ 2 6 ,8 8 9 1 -.,___ SA\ E board/outboard. Tandt Regency hot tub. 6'x7pc — Intake lift .493 & exhaust ^ WASS37.842,( 2 ...... ADD IT UP! -axle trir. Lesa that 80 h ^•*30 199318' Layton, hianyop- «»/ 2 4 ,5 ^ O11,995 I m - rs 220 volt. 4 jets, pump op- lift .512 w/soIU lifters & use.324-6060after6p •"P » tions, excellent conclltion.on- push rods. S200.2 Camel motor 4 yrs old, cover CaU 324-8153.______onn V deck. $1^.324-8453 back heads. $100 ea. SKI BOAT 16' Rt»rform — 733-0527. hull, 1967 140HP SU23U^* _ ■■ - —------25' Roadrunner, solf con­ iHBirFcni; tained, tandem axle,le , M , KI OB. Fully equip. Ii i 9 0 7 ' usage. $5000 788-351 $3200. Coll 733-0543 sf* n p H H A •3510 jM 0T0RH0M Ki|^ Bl- 4 10M lJ*y ter 4pm. _ _ ^lUTOSOTHER S BOAT _ 1978 23ft Beaver, le ss thi a 14-n.ValcoBoat$796.1iS.y2 10,000 ml, new motor‘!|J“ COMPANION If you buy anyw here else " , Evlnfude, IS h p b^ o a l tires. $6000.733-1408.^ Quality m ade In Idaho> you'll pay too much. 9 - motor, only 10 hours)urs ■ -■ NASH Com e se e our selection & S used, $1406; cartopEcpE die 32* C lass A 1978 C oKord n w Affordable, duraUo payaucttonprice. 1^ ;BR0CKMAN8^ » Bectrioboatk>ader.$3C$300. m otor home, fully k » ^ _ Auction Exi^noe . #27931, FulylflQtW W ^ - , Sl.«752C,5SpMd, 734-31671-600-773-3167 S r.« 7 < 0 C 5 S p M d • ^ I ■ 3 733-3581 733-4362 . 67 324-1483. ______I______CossettaS j I E {Vr.SlHringS IflwMtel___ J4995 =499W 9 I Cagettal.Z.l...... ^7995 1659 ■ B l QVinTTflHi I We’vB re Got To Movwe These ‘SBI Models Z Becauiuse The ‘SB’s’s Are Bn TheiB i r Way... S Your r Savings Aicra Best RIGHTTNBW! ■ Sl.«743T,'rahM*ttg, ^ ^7721. Auto., B lsi:/277: •a 6CylAir.Tlh, - $ Oiaett^Sonroorr- J asa.__ ^899i 24.000 M to...... !)S995 S •Dual Air Bo ..^799511 la “ . •Deluxe Clo llH!lrf:M ,'l«i [ » n 3 ■ Interior •Fro•rent ^ JJ W heel Drive1 •!•DuoI - JSEMKIM ffiZu a Sport Mirroirors a ‘ Morel ^ 5 •CONSIGN 3, F(l Pwr. \ B Sf.«764r,6Cyt,^ ^ 3 E St.«748T,6CyJ,Afito. Sl.#COK i C W/FilPow«. $ I i 0.995 I I SSLrA lir99iJ I I Equ».8MOTl..... UJil 2,995 \A m H i p

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AC. 0 . $1900 or ofter 423-4494^ paint $1350.736-7371I - APR, $488 down, $168.'•* AC/AT, PW , R uns &kx>ks* Low mL Exc. a x x l 67S-;SS , $6295.328-6335. — 40/mo. for72 mos. ) rt b e d F O R D '9 4 A e r o s ta r All ___ CHEVROLET’88Celrt)rtty 'flood. $2200. 733-8599> . sssTfimeTitisBM -a I- TO YO TA '8 5 , i h o r t ^D T B rnpo 1986.5. spd.ipd. r .W BR026A ...... 3 a ^ or 543-6189 eves... .! - ” 1008 4X4PU, 4cyi,5a5 a p d , w heel drtve van. 4x4,•61‘ Al CADILLAC '89 Sedalan C«>“733-1166 ’ V-, ■' $9468 • K; DATSUN'66.nd.4dodr,’4 : & . ' TRUCK PART!TTS a)um. wheels; sun-rn-rpof, ^W r„^-OC,M „PE'^ 5 ;' DaVille.,,White w/ re -5- ■ , './W tnHom e^ . PONTlAC1990GrandAm--‘L ^ ^»I.;SI«). 734<223 ■ ,: 5 , iR IES rolH>ar, p u sh rb er.b,b u u n ^ P D L ..caas«tte. lot r^d CHEVY’84 Monte Carlo, 4ACCESS0RII laather. Exa cond. S900(^ 'A T , AC, new tlresl 105H FOR D, M ustang •86, LX,g '■■ .(M0)7Wna«; ^ ... 4-ttr.L B .E xc. c»ind. L e^ . t H w l er,- KC HII>^ newerver.erh m iles. Onebw ner 733«771 eves 733-412 convertible. 5:0. $690Q/&> mis. 326:q062- . -y ■■ .. 0M5UNC 2M Z. 70-000(|:S ■ , ( studded . gIne $47000811 RajRandy, i6B R 032A ,. - 122 ’ nnis, $ 200g Can 324-525(1 ■ FORD 1986 T-eird.tuit>o,’ • • '-d^.-.' ; S2 fter. 734-4480. • : (2) 7:50x16 Ure#. «tucin 1000 7 3 3 ^ 5 3 0 days, 423-63-6440 • $17,988 I _ - WRV^LERLebaron' 1978^^ — sVverbhie.-loaded^clean,'V PORSCHE-Jai^'roiuna• ;IS'SE^S!aiw^';g ■ trac tread, lossthani4-2393 evea/weekenS MtnHomeFord loaded. $1200.837-4670 FORD ’91 T-BIrd coupe,p«, $4000.677-3172 after 6.. & looks great 733-8066 734-3293 '______• miles. $SS. ott. 734-2: CHEVROLET '88 Camar lli AT, V6, AC. tilt, cruise, V64X4, .TOYOTA *94 ptok up.r 1 s i : ...... Iroc. >own4«;newp«lnt7 C H R Y S L E R '8 7 N-ewew PB. PS. PDL. PW. cas-u ' GEO Metro 1090t^eww TEM PO . *84 C le a n in & Z ' 1984FordBroocollv6' I 4 1099 I s 2 new over payments. Canin afterI FORD '94 Aerostar vari,vari ■ tops. 326-6082aner6pm Yorker. Low ml. Exoc,oc.' aatto. low miles, Nicele el tires. $3495 or olte /. 432.!. out. Below Blue Book. I Body damaoed.rwwex- 2 i s o m . 7 3 ^ 7 1 . ______A T.V 6.A C ,titt.C A :.PV \ 6893 or 432-6451. _ <150Qitoffer. 7 3 » 8 7 8 9 | CH EV R O Lfr *92 Corvettette. ' oond. $4750.733-9345ig »5TB008A tires, now stofter.rwvi - —— PDL, PB, PS, AM/F» — $8995 B_AUTojD|*;2iJ E wity tun in oVw town"***•" • . cassette, Unbsllevabl -plum In color, fully loadei DODGE 400. ‘62, clean.a n , M tn H om e Ford HONDA'88Aceord,. VOLVO-240 1988. Exc. ■ ..I I - you oan lotet* parti *“'• with AT, new Ures, nev 2dr/coupe. Excel, cond.I. - C o n d . A T, A Ci c ru is e , parts. $SQO.Cai 686-2 boyfora'94l(»P339 L .. 0 ^ o a s mileage. 1 own-IS ' « (»00)74»3326 mercial BiiomoM«»h#>eeU8i *14,995 ' •' brakes, r e m o t e olas:*“ e^$2000/offer. 536-6353 __ C an 6 3 6 ^ 7 2 . ! AM-FM Cassette $7495 Lumber rack, commeim o d a l >d>,_C«»733-0B31. top, $24,000.324-7&S i FAX % r MtnHofflvPord — FO R D '93 Tem po ewJan. 5 r proffer. 734-4668 grade, fits late [1.me n e w — DODGE 1993 Shadow, I-5 HONDA*88AccdtdDX, ' . . CHEVROLET, Corvette spd, AC, low mUesI 10%^ AT, crulse;AC. CD. 4 dr.r, ' VW 7 4 Bug. good njnnlng. c h e v y s h o r t b e dArillsale , r t f 1 0 1 0 ^ , AC, AM/FM casastte ra*ra- APR. $488 down. $170.. 1981, AT, T-top, cover ®-* $S,000.flfm.'543-6067 . | TC5-2367. ■ YOUR % cond. Paid $450. will i » FORD Aerostar XLT'8fi P U PM, cruise, U'lt tilt, 6 2 / m o f o r 6 0 m o s . . for boat trailer. 733-11 |_J«N »BiraE8 J!* . NICE. $10,000. Serioui Lots of extras, loaded )U* 4 5 0 0 0 ml, $ 8 ,7 5 0 .-C'*1' ali #51W027A HONDA *80 Prelude. 5 jp'• . | VW 7 8 D asher. » S 0 . S i ' ~ * <=>"»• 7 3 3 ^ 8 2^ - 733-7831,orS43-S784. '84RemS0PU.whwhol, vW -74Vm.06komIgmia, $7000.423^19. ■ $7995 sun roof. $1200/0 6 0'. . Caswell Ave W «S, Call . AD I toss than 6000 m b on C hevrolet i964 cava TT M tn H om e F m d . Can 733-7900 i body BtroJght. blown ?i™T MERCURY'93 VllHaer r r . '« • FORD, T-blnJ, 1987, turt)p, 733-8374. TIMES CLASSIFIED S tor, $350. 2nd & Davl Her, AC, excel cond><*• 5 apd. only 80K mites. (800) 743-3326 r dEPAR™E^^■ g • shocks, battery. Qr *1000-Can B29<<60. ; i ---- .V------^ JEEP Cherokee UmltedS I Try a tow-cosi dmBSTi? Jerome. 324-6422. ___ Pow er eveiything, AC a — 1990, AC, RKE, PW , PL, lDdV-Cll73M93t. snglne. cond. $1600.428-530 CD player. $ ^ or best«st FORD ‘94 Taurus sedan. 208-734-5538 9 FOR0.1978. 351 engi Jrsa t CHEVY 1976 4-dr. Mallbi cruise, leather Interior, I C H EV RO LET .7 5 . C» olasslo.-AT, AC. PS,‘l ' f offer. Call 733-8789 AT. V6. AC. tm, C/C. PS,S' «10»900-733-3027 ' rebuUt.hasnowcamft :T PB. PW, POL cassette. AbeaxlnBS. now plstor □ood $16,995 N eeds p a in t $700 or basM t FO R D ‘85 Mustang, a e a n . ; sssssssss *■ MAZDA 1991,626; 72K. 5 sssssssssi Ss MtnHomeFord offsr. 734.4798. ^ *"• G^oat Buyl i»SCTA001 rings, new timingH chi $2S00orb.o. 736-4846.•: . $11^995 complete. $1200..'45 HP CHEVROLET'60 t. C h h ______Mtn Home Fdrd • brakw, $«)00..733W79^r ! N O W PPAYINGa ! l trade for e 40 or VIII45 de- Rebuilt 350 w/4 bon mi "1 (800)743-3326 , < outboard motor. WIII45. New tires. Exoet. I 1 0 2 0 — . MERCURY. C o m et 1978; j llverl (702)289-6645. eamplng. 92500/onJiffj;. IAUTOSF0B 8ALE3 f „ 1986 Claassic Tiffiiny FORD W .C ro w n Victoria,la, m ns waiL $ 5 0 0 326-4891. MUOT SELUl 733-1S41649 Ford s liter . Save thouU ridil L6W mUesI 1VSLCVDOI NISSAN AWmaSBverGXE;.L i a n i 10TO ------CARS UND5R *2001 Vehl/el* ■ . fiiily tapped«d, leather interior 1994 Can438<230/ . S U Il ____ CHEVY 1990 Astro>v*n. VI cJesaucdonWoffbylRS ,$ 1 8 ^ 9 9 ■ AWD, ABS, extendnded DEArFBi, nationwide MtnHomeFord ' OLDS *80 Detta R o ! ^ , AC, ~p m r u EW S P O T t i CHEVROLET. 1969 V41 - Trucks, boats,' fumtture« • : , . m o o30 i offered . (B 00)74»3326 _ PW, PB; Alpine stereo, . short box. LOADE S K ' S t e . ” Call 0 ■'25** com pute™ , A m orel Cal FORD.-MUSTANG QT*90V] dependable transporta.-H ^ ^ : ) F B.:IUSEAE D G A R S $ $7500. Can 678-7893.^ ___ se e , $1 0 ,6 0 0 .67& 43g toll free 7 daysI .1-800900- rt. tk » ,$ 9 0 0 .734.1810. 5 7 7 ^ S 4 f t.2 y i. e x t 2799.- 41k mi. 5.0 high output . $ & T RWCKS, U I FORD '88 F250.4x4.totfS? L DODGE, Van, 197 $12000. Can 3 2^147 or' OLDS 88 Royal. *93 20k ml of extrasi $5800/Aff Sportsmen. V-8, AT;r,-air, I 8UlCKRtvefiia.2dr,1977 734-3404. .______Assum e toan. 825-5714 ' % lif m m tai Hatrrear,JlB/ It m!U l s I Call Eric 324-3106 al 72K mis. runs exci 6pm.______$1500/ofter. 733-0748.^2:_____ ^*!o^rnL4^jS477!^ FORD Tempo^sedan, Au­ PONTIAC 1984 4 drhalch- to m a tic , Ac, N ice e a r l back, new tires, runs CHEVY-eo Xtra C ab^ 4 DODQE '89 Caravan, / BUICKSkyJart(.l»l.4dr 10% APR $468 down, .■ good, knv mBeage. $995. romyjiH l ^ AT. v a . AC. tot. C/C. P excel condt'burgundy.Idy. $l66:21/mo, for 72 mos*• 734-8867 aftw 5pm. • s C a n 7 3 8 - POL, ceasotte. G reat B ^ . ..Can733^14irt«6prn. (HP327 • ^ A sklnr mcli $8888 Low down & Low p( '■ PONTIAC ’92 Grand Am' 9 I eoi IWAIM ^ v e T b a s t S mentl «SW36011A a MtnHomeFord ■ - 2 6 0 8 M tn H om e FOrd SE ve $7900. Can324- I .M tn Horn# F b r d ^ • ( W ) 7 4 » « a :S‘ (800)743.3326 2^Evenings. s$$sss$ssssssssssss i(800)y43.3aag CHEVY *90 PU. Scottda 4x4. V-8i 5 spd, AC.ile a n , new tires, very clas $8500/o(Ter. 736-8928 >. ’9 t CHEVY Silverado, •! shortbox, 4x4 w/V-8.jstom spd. AC, cruise, custc ------wheel-a tlres.-Call-439. 6002 leave m essafle. arrow CHEVY, ’81, short, narrc box, 4 spd. hubs, ready f paint, runs good. $27{ 733-1798______DODQE Motl *84 P0W( R a m sh o rtb o x . A T. A( P S , CD player, tinted•3425 wl dows, leave m sg 677-34S harg* DODGE 1990 Ram ChariIcon- « r, 4x4, Blazer, good coi dition, black, pay off. C< 326-4543______I 2 5 0 . — u DODGE'86 Ram I26 IN a ; PO W ER EVERYTHINC . Auto tran& $3500/offa # 1 . ^324-2279______Vacatli .. FORD - '94 Explorer^ XL andFain SelIlling sports utility, low mis, to pkg, many extras, Ufaai In owner. 5 8 7 -6 1 ^ ^ " S W : [ FORD. F-250. 1990. ^Sa s m m larica^^B n m -;' I 5 spd. dual tanks,$11,991 . I Cafi837-90S1. '#^66807,#^!Bfl83997,-l:i!5||^^^ truck. :#BB88115;-«BB;iB93584. ____ .T 05iai^':»ei15218,VV , ; FORD '87 % Ton 4x4 trud '#BdU590< 460 Engine, p-spd, V( gMlNIIIO^ cassette, Good truci I (IIP314A $8995 M tn Hom e F o rd I (800) 743.3329 i^nQpni has ; FOf^.-'Branco, 1988,324-; ha an Eddie Bauer pkg. 324 ! S9S4aftaf4. c ^ I I FORD -94 4x4 Crew Cat AT. V8. AC. C/C, tlK, PS PB. PW, PDL, cassette ■ LOADEI . XLT 460 engine, lot ■ > n ; r f V 4 mOesI «P322 $25,995 M tn H om e Ford (800) 743-3326 I ruck,. *^H /niG |M FORD *94 X cab 4x4 trudi. tilt, . • n t t H n l tihiS I a 460 engine. V8. AC. tlH C/C, PS. PB. PW, PDL:s ii AM/FM Cassette, Grea buyl C o^^P 313 B6i 39ar3IK liBB I ’ . 1 561369, • " #1(172687'« WtnHomeFonI H * #1361383, #LB6 f,#KB76657 .-..; . ' j l 'il . . (800) 743-3326 n^nniidf^ i P g M n g r Du^ FORD i 990 Crew.C ab.best Du alV 4x4. $15,000 or bet ofoper,1984,-nawIfy. ' ...... a tires, shocics & t)attery. 137K mis. 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