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P alls tc0 j u c t eje's dlod4he-ordinanee-in-ft-20—— mentr^dentity of ^ storeloro’s owners has les-N em writer — — page opinion.1. c< concluding thal the ordi-"•’"never been publicly revealccialed. P ■ nnncc failed by .a long shot to meet slun- Th6 judge said statemerments by council — ■*- •• ' TTme;rWIN FALLS - A judgo sin itruck down dards sel by lhoiho U.S. Supreme Court in aI members revealed theirir desired to keep city’? adult-entertainmentit ordinancet case from Rentoinion. Wash. adult-cnlcrtainmcnt businiisincsses out of Tday, \\ declaring it unconstituti•utional and • The Supreme i J . r : > DC Court upheld Renton’s or-• town, not just limil wherere theyll can locate. th e reby c allowing a disputed adult ad book- dinance, decidir F rid a iding the city can regulate; As an example, HurlbuttIt Quotedoi Council- I roto remain in business. the location of o f; adult movie theaters be-• man Jim Vickers, who said,laid, "It’s easier to 1 th e reIt cfln only be concluded lhalh a t th e pre- cau se o f th e ni ------' sto re ! need lo control the "sec-- keep them out than to pushu sh th e m o u t.” n in a n t m otive o f th e c ity ... was the ondary effecls" t In addition to deciding th ■ ■ ■ Ls" of such busines.ses. Bul g tho city waniod ipre.s.sion of constitutionallyly protected Tivin Falls simsimply wrote an ordinance' to suppress protected speech, spcf H u rlb u tt...... ech,’ ruled 5th District Judfudge Daniel similar to Rentonton's without following tho; ruled the ordinance was3 unconstitutionalun ributt. *Thc facts of thiss case( and procedure thee highh court had mandated,, hecausc th e c ily d id n ’t consider con; any for- tcm ents of city councilmen at thc pub- Hurlbutt ruled,;d, mal studies of pomographap h y ’s cfTccls on K u rilhearing on the ordinance betbetray their Hurlbutt's rui ' sta te i ruling means the city can’tI neighborhoods before wriliA’riling tho ordi- in t.” use its ordinanc t nance. The c ity m u s t, n t ll hc a n c e Io clo.'ic th e .store, b u t It (hc least, read lurlbult’s ruling came in a citycit lawsuit City Attorneyy FritzF Wondcrlich said the; studies and apply them to Twin1 Fails be- ■inst V isions W est Book C!Ilub, lu which city will try again agi using a state zoning: fore passing the ordinance,cc, HI u rlb u tt said. city tried lo close bccause>e thi e sto re law. Halfway through hisI opinion,op h c fo- nitlcdly violated an ordinrinance tho Ed Frachisoui ' cused on the city’s requiren th e c iour, attorney for the store ircmont lhat any ncil h a d pa.'ssed la st year. th a t opened iiin November near 'theI adult-entertainmcnt businesincss bc localcd Ititch by stitch, thread by thread, Singing Bridge, counc ^e, was unavailable for com- • See PORN on1 PPi a g o A 2 amilies trravel ■ F< Beating titax deadllline >ng distarnccs p ^ lo pain takees ingenuuitx; lissing ie A ssociated Pres,s Doughnuts will bc3c a v aila b le a t eeking mi • thc main post officee there th thanks - Wfi muts lo .KDAB, while'KLZJ : A-vsociated Press WASHINGTON - Doughni LZX w ill ofi-er andid coffee, pizza and headacache pizza at the downtowniwn sta tio n and . , , tnblei a n d KKAT will provide rcl^re T h eUTAMOROS, A Mexico - Famumilicfi'wno traveled blets will be available here a •cfreshmcnts at neri- thc Weal Valley station idred.s of miles from across W ,ore whon procrastinating Ame Ition, according 1 M exico 'Hewed m u- any to posUil officials, ted corp.ses on Friday lo lea ns, unable lo put it off a learn whether their ieral Radio WIBA wl h u nsing d i lovod ones were amongg thet 13 victims of a nger. f, lake those dreaded fede; \vill includc Tiail- headache tablets in its .'s hum an sacrifices. X forms lo post offices for me its offer o f cof- I g by niidnifjlit Monday, ..fee and doughnuts for lateI mailers. Prom all over the country,, familiesfu have been rting al the Madison, Wis„ I « ling here. They're slill comi)ming," said Hector ^xpayers seeking a sporti /is,. Main Post nnd Officc. I W " Fera r Garcia, an employee off a funeral home. El lancp will find il in Virginia a acili- > Hcadache. powdersrs willv bc pro- I ^ comario, in where seven bodies wei\ere taken aftor bc- fxa^ ' where special postal fac 1 bc vided along with colTcc I f O tv edug r up at a ranch west of thishisbordei-cily ?s t<>. accept ta x m ail w ill TccbyKSSNat eball the Liltlc'Rocki Ark,, generalg( mail R osar■uthorities found 12 bodiesI b' burtcd there lues- Ided attractions nt some baseb .facility in North LittleF in g dund i forced one of the five sususpects in custody ?lds. pjj, tic Rock. urns In Boise, Idaho, KIZ^ Aig ul up the U th victim on Thur •For most Americans, tax retur UZN Radio will lig h t provide coffijc a n d doi d a yivestigators u have used bullc"Jm””*'' j u ust hc postmarked by midnif doughnuts at jUdozers and other _ j 4y y j (pcet - th e M aiii rVjst OfRn r — to digvy equipment to excavate mmorTofThe ranch, ond a y^ u su n l, offioiolo oxpi TlriMi.Hfir* g Volunteer IRS officii > ----- ' Inv.did not find any more bodieslies, said Juan Ben- :rush ‘ at post offices, fficials will be _ W inning delesign f the available lo answer qi Ayala, chiiirof thc Mexican In n bid to make the bcsl of t r questions at . ... A setting sun, the Pen an Federal Judicial jjtugi ents, postal facilities across ’errine Bridge and the- ofof Twin Falls w as thc winni co in Matamoros...... luation,' a choice of refreshmen oss the nation swirling waters of thcth Snake River be* at , will including, Austin, Tb am ong 300 flag designs sub ite zhe fi suspects lold police they ki orided by local broadcasters, \s Tbxag; Min- dcck a banner thatat will fly over Twin fii n n i n g e n t r y fro m - ... Pflijcj, ’ killed 14 people be- JfrTre Lake neapolis;Biuefield,W.W. Va.;\ A nchor- first appear at the Statehood se they believed il would protect pi them from fercd to taxpayers in Salt Lo Falls County in honoinor of the state’s cen* tiition in Buhl July 2. Reedenibm itted. It wili ty- age, Alaska; and Philadiiladelphia. tennia!. “Under Bridgiidge” by Judie Reeder S2S250. Story and runnera>up,.M dDnyccIebra- • See CULT on PaP a g e A 2 L _ _ eder will receive up, Page A4. GovcriKlor balkjlS a t a p o J ■ The Associated Press 'This building,g, this office belong to would3logizincgover- the people. Youbu were rude and arro* nor's I o th e r BOISE — Political confronrontation is gant when you■ou forced him (Glenn) ICAomidn't let Glenn attend the g . a poor way to build a worki3rking rela- out.", Br's ut meeting with.Shaw and ( i tionship. Gov. Cecil AndrusIS says.9i ■ Sho also disilistributed a news re- saidA officialsi two days earlier. W th th a t, th e governorr on oi Friday lease, saying in part: "Cecil Andrus were'But a spokesman for thc govc declined to apologize 'to thc th Idaho doesn’t own thathat offico. He’s merely wouldid Shaw and another ICA of MUBS Cattle Association for refusiiu sin g to al- th e c u rre n t occi)ccupant, the caretaker ing.■re w a ^ d a month ago that G filBil low its executive vice presideiid e n t to a t- o f th e office-, snd»: perhaps for not Sheluld Kot be wclcome at the n tend a meeting with thehe ICA on m u c h longer.'*' 24 b» W ednesday. Andrus ackno:nowIedged that he and ereyjSh^', Glenn and aboul 20 Bol i \mm l H i Later Friday, the govcnb'cmor was Ms. Gilbert, a conservativec Republi- d i^cb^rd members of the ICAto { the B ; — confronted—by • etflt«-Sen.-en.-Rachel—can, have-their-iir-difTerences^fi th a t i5tate'Axtman arrested her, accordini•ding to his state-- crisis." Ho called it a 'firstBt manage- i programs shouldula be cut to accomplish • im / Bush's.propoaal-for. $531.4 «thout noon, m enl. trumpeted. . Bpecifn. • ablo step" in tho deficit-fightijhting jour- the savings it tn Bush's Twin Falls cily policcpo have been investigating;ing L ee’s af- F rid a y in coi:ourt, T^ilbert said in brokenken English that ney. Mojor elcmenlents of the agreement call• fc A decision to adhere, wit DC rev- ter receiving compitplaints allegihg sex was beinicing sold al she waa, in Twiwin Falls for a couple of weekk'ccks lo v isit h er The plan would enable BusBush to say include: ‘ enuc>Bcifying in what manner, to Bi c pres- the Bluo Lakes Bouloulevard North business, accorxordingtoa mother. Shc 'vwas planning, to return1 to Sacramento he ia holding to his "no nevnew taxes" • Tbtal deficiticit reductions of about identII for ( $5.3 billion in hew tax court alfidavitofOetDetective. Ronald Axtman. uc withouj: enacting what the ] • S3eo c MASSAGE on Page.g o A 2 mt considers a tax increase.

' t A-2 Timo5-Nows. Twin Falls,Ills, Idaho Saturday, April 15.. 101089 efIy.---- 1 ______1_ - Brie HoaH Friday’s amirests bring to 452 the numberiberofdtations Porn— ShootingI rrampage leaves 5 di issued m W ttthe annual -Kocloini the Ibst!st 9Site" protest • C o n t i n u e d £ r o mi .l? f a g o A l denilences would be eliminated. G LEN ELLE,LEN, -Calif. (AP) - A jenlcealous wnery began April 77; and ending Sunday, "In effect, the city hns implit;liedthnt worker went on a shooting rampage Fridayday andblled. £„ergy Depepartment spokesman Jim BoyerBoy said 400 at least 2,500 feot - ncni h a lf it wwill i preserve the integrity’'of th e Hite T hurs- mile - from restaurants. o f neigh- r,ve people, inclncluding a woman believed lobehiumfe,to I u,,i„„,hohowed up near the gates to the bar>rarhoods fortunate enough :h his three young daughters,rs, milhontiea 5j,„igi,to„did 200 of them sat dovm oni theth( main road The only “evidtncc’ toI supportbu thnt ^ -then Hed with 1 writhin ith residential zones, but said. and blocked1 busesb and cars carrying- woriworkers to and condition, H u rlb u tt sa id , wi th e (cfl- icighborhoods in other zoness op( en lo ^timony of Brent Nielson, aian attorney ^ —------neip copters searched the lush rcgiregion of vine- from the secreirct desert site. .he deletcriou.'} impact of odull e country and who earlier tried to closce thetJ- now-de- th e II yf^rds a n d winerinerics in California's wine o jiinment businesses," Hi fund Front Page Book< Store.£ The Hurlbutt authoritibs issiissued all-pointa bulletininfcrtom on gunkcn SSoviet sub on test m i s s i o n ATotc. People living in the soi Front Page was next lo a re.Htaurant,r Snlcido.28. wwered subma- jart of town have been accord( jm.n,bclievea MOSCOW'Z (AP)I — A Soviet nuclear-pow< and some evidence of sexucxual activity '*4 •ded sec- ■ investigatorsors found the bodies of a womt jting deep sea dives and conduinducting sden- was found in the fltore'are'ti v iew ing M jnd-class" status, he wrote. ,. to bc Salcido'so's m other-in-law ,, a n d .tw oI girls gi: dcnd at id sank off Nor- The council passed the ore ic rw o m a n .b e - tiFic e ip e n mnents e , when it caught fire and si . booths. ' jrdmance the home of his in-law8 and found another in June 1988. It prohibited me: wa^tasiudlid Fridny. . “Since the bookHtore wwas on the . lievedlohchislis wifo. d e a d a t Salcido’s home ial news agency said mvcslifcslifrators havo busitksses within 500 feet.p,r olher T.J, |- , 4 J.;,, ear the Grand The oBinal . other side of aTcstaurant, w as victim was shot to death near th four probable causes of Apn\pnl 7 disaster, Buch businesses, within 2,500 come up with ■. . som e coDCcm for th e a p p e titct s o fp eo - 00 feet or Cm Winery, wwh here Salcido w orked. • i 42 ofthe 69 sailors aboard,d, butbi it'did not any-church. Hcbool.-reRtaur J -.K w hich k illed 4 plo'caiinîirOTe reatauraiLirant^ S > '? V ° r------28.' 8. was believed to be armed w : £dso sa id a decision on w hetheether to salvage •- - ■\ te h in d acija.*_ movie theater or within 500 ichaelson said. tiie submariniinc could lake months. knew what was going onbc Ifl/'oned "top""". •cent walls," Hurlbutt's wrote. wr ‘Alsor. any open space or residpntiall; In O slo, N(Norwegian experts said thele susi b ’s n u c lea r in light of the present AIDS Al situa- a re a . n arrests r e a c to rs a n d weajwns-are\ apparently intacntact in the ves- T he Tft-in Falls ordinarinnre re Anti-nuclelear protests end in c ■ tion, there was some conceiicem that the ite ste rs trie d to se i on th e oceicean floor. v iew ed h e re re p re se n ts a sig:ignificanl LAS VEGASAS (AP)— Anti-nuclear proles the sunken ves- prese n ce o f fl rc s ta u rarant n next lo bst Site on Fri- ter samples collected near the te.st 'of the First Amendmetlent free- block traflicin in and out of the Nevada Tbst cet beneath the ocean surface,flce, d e te c te d no adult ent£rtainment businisinesses con- JUDGE DANIELD/ HURLBUTT people were-arreatid on misdeiidemeanornui- Bel, 5,000 ,fee stitutcdo health risk." doma," Hurlbutt wrot£.“ It is8 unque.s-i day, and 65 pet iakage. said Nor^vay's NationalDnal In s titu te of LawTaUs-iHs-to m eet standards julate the sance charges*'es*when they failed to move: fromfro the sites radmlmn leal But tho city considereded no re.spon- lioned that the city may regu! RadiationJ^Volection. . . i , secondary efTects on propertyty or per- main road. . 1 the submarine was an expenperimental ves- sible factual testimonyny and the entertainmenient busmeases in a lar«e onduct of Foky othersers were arrested on trespasssa chargesc dur- said t -southea.st corner of town, sons which arise in the con eel that was3 testingt deep dives and unusmusual materials. record was "at best, specueculation bor- dren in tlic -soi adult entertainm ent business>.! Authorities soid they pprobaUv li" iolfo de Jesus Constanzo, 26,6 , and Constanzo has hoihomes in Miami wntton plan.m ." would wo have to use high-presi;s3 ure hot owns the busincsness. Since lost fall, a Adolf war." if lh e building hns a d- S a rairn Aldrete, 24., The two wererc last and Mexico City. eve Cowper and Coast water wa spray to cleanse manvy 1beaches, sign in front of li ly th e discovery o f : Dennis Kelso, commissiiBsioneroflhe , 0 » '; S>™ because it verlised massage:iges 24 hours a day. seenen i in Brownsville Tbesday inI a lux- ^ mmandiinl Paul Yost re- â c controversial techniqûe De- the gruesome humarman sacrifices rc- , Department of Environrammenu.1 Con- Cuurd Comn kills organisms on ana benenenth the Police declineined to answer most uryo .survey the hundreds of y e a r . taained most evidentlent at the funeral BCrvation, said his depai'p a r tm e n t h a s . tu rn ed to .si surface of the beach. questions nboutIt thet arrest. A woman Illinois State Police were givJ'''" “ homes in Matamoros.,ros., who nttc'nded TbTalbert’s arraignment •scription of the car Friday aflei .’ered the door at Lee’s More than 60 pepeople camc in ; and later ansv,’er ■orities in B row nsville, Ib x a s, ; re la tiv e s, O lvera menl or say who owns search of, missing rc r-T oda'ay's wealither------refused to comme :rosa tho border from Matamimoros, Gardasaid. or manages thoe business.bi Anotheier fine weekkend in prosispect, folks^ ApoU ...... T w in Fall*. Burlouloy, Ruport, losv — The ^vcmo'r andnd £ Shaw both said i - Jo ro m e a n d Gooding; • Continuedicd from Page Al Shawriaw. ond di- they discussed thele F is h a n d G am e ! Todny nnd toniKht,, piipnrtly cloudy. TImAcou' icws^ meeling with AmA ndrus. Andrus ^ has declined to respon «tly lo the cattlemen. How)wever. Departmenl. a , herd;rd district' bill ve- : West winds 10 to 20 mpmph this afler- On Friday, the tl asocialion made jt BO wnrm with ress ^relaty Marc Johnsonin said toed by A ndrus, wilderness wil issues : noon nnd cvcninK. Not b< public a letterr it sent to Andrus de- hiRhfl in tho low er 70s,Is, ILows loniKhl ~ f \ 1 March 13. Andrus met withI Shaw5 and the need for mormore industry pro 35 to 40. Sundny. fnir., HiHiBh«&5lo70, manding an apology a; for what it nd ICA president-elect Bert Brack- Bi motion. Camns Prairlo andnd Wood Rivor ^ called "a slap in the face" lo the Ida- ;t of Rogcrson. But Shaw said in a news release V alley: ho livestock induiduslry. ■ Johnson jol said they agreed to.0 havo Friday the governormor’s behavior on ; Todny nnd loniRh'light, vnriable "negardlcss; ofc your intentions, ie entire , Cattle Associntion board I Wednesday threatensons future relation- cioudinoRa. WcKt windnids !10 to 20 m ph l i your behavior■ andai commenls let the Itend an April meeting withth An- .ships unless Andrusus apologizes.a this afternoon nnd ovoi5venin}{. Not «o Q \ \ 1 his response that ■ Iward with thele impression that you .rusl . But Johnson said Andrusus said Andrus said in hit w nrm . H i^hs 60 to Gfi.K. II/OWH loniRht f alhetic lo the interests , ^ he .has a good worborking relationship ^ a ro ncit .“iynipalh ecause of his past dealings a i to 30. Sundny. fnir,r. HifihK around ' i»e»gi of the caltle indindustry," said the letter J with all other comm'mmodity groups in ! 00, signed by Sliawaw. who is.a Caldwell llenn, he felt it would not be pn Idaho, and wantsa oneo with cattle-; N orthom U tah and] N(N evada: rancher. tive:ve to have Glonn attend the m en, UUih — Todny nndnd IloniKhl, con <' S h a w said he and the other catlle- sion,ion, and Glenn was not invited.“• "However. I do nol believe that the Midemblu hitjh clfiuda.ls. !HiKhs in th e RKMOS.: m en w ere esp'}specially olTended by Andrus Ar repealed that statemeTient to confrontational polipolitical approach ; mid-to upper 70n. iws in th e low tJ) * ^ w h at h e saidI wasw a remark by the Is. Ms. Gilbert on Friday, saying heh felt practiced by yourp ex executive director • j mtd-40a. Sundny. p«ipartly cloudy. C«M W » r» fy O l— ■■Sh m J guvcrnnr ihiilI livestockI bills would it: wouldwc be a waste of time to0 tryt lo contributes to buildirilding a good work- '- Higha in tho low to mid-'lid-IOH. have a hard timiime escaping his veto as dealcal wilh Glenn, and he didn'tl't have ing relationship," AndrusAnc said, Nuvndn — Vnrinbluble hiKh cloudi 1 he time lo waste. i believed thal pro- ncsn todny nnd Tnonttyly sunnya on Sun- long as Glenn isi‘ working lis the cat- the t "I h av e alw ays be! day. Hi|{h tcmpornturctjrcHinthrTOxor tlemerv's chicfFspotffsmnn. sp Shaw Sl" said the governor lold:d them Ju c liv e , w orking; relationshipsre nre ' low er BOs. F nir toniKht.Kht. Lows in lhe "A.-! governor,lor. you could in fact inn MarchM he didn't w anl to work'rk with built on the basiss of trust and hon- abuse the powerver entrusted lo your of- Glerllenn, and they said he didn'tII have esty and not on1 theth basis of con- , low er 30s lo lower -10s. ior Saturday Sum m ary: ” A c c *;hHWealher*\ forecasts l fice lo m a k e gooi;ood such a threat. How;i to,0, but I they would like Andrdrus lo fronlational politics,"ies," h e said, Skits thruunhout IdaIdaho Fridny af- O a y «im n e Conditions andid H igh T em peratu u res ever WLider conside it irresponsible and worlifork w ith 'c a ttle m e n on indndu.slry 33 un e.tamimple p Friday afler- icm oon w ere m ostlyy clcloudy at mid- —— — “ I a violation of pupublic trust to threaten probiroblems, noon. Andrus pointednted to the first pcr- dio and hi^h levels. WitWindH won- Ken- f ^ " * ” lo velo — solely3ly bccause o f a p e rso n a l 'There "I was’ no deal ever slstruck" son out of the Ap|Apple Commission c m lly vnrinblo in diri'Crection nt r> lo 10 ^ ■ grudge — unsenseen future legislation lhathat Glenn would nol alteni•nd the meeting. He was DickDie Symms, Cald- m ph. ■» w hich could vevery well benefit this neeting mee on Wednesday with ArAndrus, ^^-ell fruit grower• andan brother of Re- N opfccipitntion wn»vas n-porled. .stale's citizensIS nndf its economy," said laid said Shaw, p u b lic an S e n . S t e■ve v e Sym ' m s.* Temperatures nt 2 |p.m . w .r,. in the 65- to 70-dt'Kn-c1-e runs*;, w ith ii II I I I I I u Rome Btntiuns reportingtinK in the uppor fj09. D ixie wns th e co!cold "pol in the RECnON'll- LOWEST' LEASE RA^\TES : Ktjite w ith ICdL'Kroi’HII alabove zero. KUii»îT»n I CORR s The Prlc8Hbnlwareadtlial>H . Tho pollen countt iiiri Tw in FiiIIh E CENTURll Y ! : F ridny w ns 198 pnrlicrticles per cubic ^ n» '■ I • ----- T ~ ------*—“I__ ran in The!B nmes-News on : _ OF THI m e ter of «ir. I 4/13/89 Incncliided tlie Item 1 _ Lease a brandd new M ercuryr CCougar . The extended forecirecast for South- I * , below llsteiitedonsaletor 75% lease rateJ em Idnho — Mostlyy sunnyni: M onday, Z5-L $229. Thee correctc sala price a t 2.7! Pnrtly cloudy Tuesdnydny and WednoH------^ te$299.WeWe apologize lor ~ P L U S5 $300 CASHI diiy. riifihs in the upjxjpiK'r GOs I'liNl to any Inconvinvenlence this “ “ BACK FROMM FO RD M OTOIO R C O . 2 the mid-70M went. Low:^wB in the mid- ft— iU ml0hl haveve caused. " ■ M E A N S - 30s to mid-tO.H, 2■ - I m The wiima-Hl tompoi\poraturr in the “ L . O W m ointhly r paym entn t s . a Kl (Ji.Kr.-eK al i » Uttls Wondmder Cultivator - HUite Kridiiy wan tC C a l l MIr. r B ro w n to d a y ! Hnêrmnn. Dixie n'povporti'd llu- cold- Ruoged-yelI extremelyex ligW. 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Cla.'-HiQc'd i« licrrby drwiJrwKn“l‘'d #■ lhe dny of Ihp wpck unon which le. W ' nds. cnil 73:)-0026 MorWondny thmuRh Fnday from rt n.m.n until 5 minntifMwil«will bo pubhnhrd ■r. pleaao Mnd change of addrr«« forr A } from H a.m. unlil niton. Infnrmi-million on dis- lV

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States may; JloPe-mi[[ions Bahzer says> Gorbacchev Rulirng upen[ids statee tax pojlicy L/\NSING, Mich.:h. (AP) - A U.S. tirecs. V irginia Gov. G e ra ldd L. B aliles h a s Supreme Court d(decision ordering Thee courtci ruled March 28 that thelh callcd lawmakers backck forf a special neediIs econcomic SWiccess stales to tax federa;ral and state pen- rclirces;es must bc treated equally' —- legislative session on AprilApr 2-} to deal sions equally or nolDial 1 all could mean both taxed ta: or bolh exempt — a an n d w ilh th e issu e , w hichh couldco cost Ih e ' W ASH IN G TON (AP)’) —- Secre- j think that's in the best interes an $800 a year savirvings for the Michi- sent thethe case back to the Michigagtui 'SUite SÎSO m illion if ilit is required to ! Uir>' o f S ta le Jt(nie3 A.\. Baker 1 HI . he United Slates tind the bes gan mnn who filedd thet lawsuit, but a Courtto of f Appeals. refund overpaymentsts from prior ; said Friday that Mikhnih a il S. G or- J g rest oflhe world,..." - billion-dollar headacla ch e for 21 sta le s, "1 didn't dii onUcipate the impaipact years, : 'bnchev'a critics may tryloylo stifle his list this week, a Moscow news Virginia, home to 200,000 federal wouldd beb so large on states like ViVir- "It's a real political1 aam n d fi.scal crisis , ; economic reform prograijTam unless - er said sugar ralioniifg woul civilian and militJlilai>- retirees, is ginia/'1;" said1 Davis, who represenltUed tliiTe," Snell said. ; he succeeds in Retlingg "consumer" in in the ^v iel capital for lh hardest hit with a $150 million a himself;elfin ihclawsuil. Bailies hos yel to indie.ndicate whether gSods on tliu table andl in the miir-' \\'f^ C tim e sincc World WHr-II.----- • 'vyar iax toss bccau!ausD-ofthcîawsuit'- Thcric ruling means-n S5-million- -V irginiii-should-tjnc flliite alii' and loail------kets." .nd the doily Socialist Industr won by a retired lawaw7 or with tho U,S. $8 millilillion a year loss to Michigagan, pensions on the .same‘ basisba! OS fcdcral Baker said that the. politicalpo re- V 1 earlier this month that man«ny Securities and Ex(Exchange Commis- where•e A/ tto rn ey G en e ra l F ra n k KtKei- or exempt Ixith, : forms Gorbachov has} pushedp as ict citizens "can expect lhal lh'I'l-' ■ Sinn. ley hlas a s asked the court to spire îho^tl E lsew here, W est VirgilIrginia amended ■ partof''percslroikn,"orn)r rcstructur- r 1989 will be the mosl unsui5UC; At least 20 otherer suites are known ^4,00030 federa!I retirees from taxntiiItion its kiw to give federaliral retirees the : ing, arc progressing fasleis te r lh a n h is _ jful of all those wu have live to be ntTcclcd, nn.and an Associated on the[le sa; m e basis a s local a n d sUiiUUe sam e Uix b rea k a s sUilcjilc and local re- : econom ic reform s. Dugh. ... The bony hand < Press survey indicaicales in addition to retireesees. lirees, : 'T h a t m ig h t trigger• something," so , iger for products is quite cap:'P“' losing $118 millionon a year in future Al, ieast le 21 -BUJles treat fedetleral Other states are weigl•eighing their op- : he eaid. These thingsigs generally ' of strnngling perestroika," revenue, the labI couldc rise U) $1.3 • pensionlions differently from stale ainnd lions. In Montana, a measure i Jjas . . : have lo proceed apace." addressing the editors, Baki billion if refunds, forfo prior years are local. ones,on acccjrding lo Ronald Sncnell, been proposed lo exempempl all pension ; Addressing the Amerinerican Soci- \ ced praise of Gorbachev ar required for th e ir•910,000 91 retirees. senior}or program direcUir for fiscal,l af-1 income from Uixnlion,on, Oregon law- •' ely of Newspaper Editorstors, the sec- ■eslroika with a complaint that th. • "Il a ijomambshell we knew fairs1 ofof the National Conference:e of makers created a specipeciiil joint com- r e t^ commented: ere remain too mnny ure; might happen anclind now has hap' Statee Legislatures.L miltce to find a solution,Lion, "If they are unablee lot gel the ere the slogans of new thinkii pened," said Oklahcihoma House Speak- SlaU:.ate laws differ, but in Michigrignn, L* Mofford recom- economic (iort of this goinggoii and go- 1^*^^— k content." er iJim Darker, who;hose slale could lose the firstfirsi $7,500 of a singlo federalll 1 re- A rizona G ov R ose M' 'or instance, Baker said he• i $22 m illion a y e a,r r lire;'s e 's pension w as e x e m p t from frc mended Uixing state; andani local retire- ing w ell 80 there arero consumer tAMP ideaid< of pei’e* u n fo rtu n a te ." RepRepealing U.S, charges thal t lawsuit, D avis-w• who declines to give front1 ofoi them. They knew Davis (t I Nntionnl Associ- stroika doesn't mean muchmi to the Unless lethe West adopts an "ob- Northirth Afilcnn country suppoi*9''^'* h is age, saving onlynly thal he's a senior case)1) wasv coming through the s;sys- wilh the ruling, the Na ector ation of Retired Federalcrul Employees is common man or womanlan in the So- slruclionist approach"ap lo the Soviet' terrorT orism , Btiker asked, "How dc citizen _ filed th Ihi e la w su it in 198-1 Ujm,"," saidsj Denis llarringion. direc! .recs to seek re- viet Union." Union, he saiijaid. "il’s our viow that ihisstIS sale assist in the woridwide ■ because Michiganin Uixed p«rt of his of pubilublic relations for the 500,0(,000- urging federal relireet f Rc- funds for ns m nnyy yearsyt os th e ir Baker eaid Gorbachov'lev's program whether orr nol r perestroika sue- forls,•Is, supposedly .su p p o rte d . federal pension, bubut not the pensions membenber National A.ssocialion of I suites’ sUiluteoflimitatlilalionpcrmiU. entails risks to himI fromfi oppo- ceeds will depilepend on what happens Moscojscow, to control chemii of suite and locawal government re- tiredd FederalFi Employees. nenla of change, entreitrenched ele- in the Sovietict Union and not on weapclapons that Libya is developiiping mcnls of the'Soviet, bureaucracybi whal we in1 thell West might do or alils ils Rabta plant?" and "sources of natiomionalistic dis- might not do."lo," He He olso renewed U.S, demar content." A nsw ering)g a subsequent ques- lhalal theI Berlin Wall be lom do'"wn Nortlh 'frantitic' for ca)sh in IS9 8 4 e th e The secretary, who-10 will meet lion. Baker sasa id : a nid d that tl the Soviets repudiate t N /AP) - After 48 N o rthlh flccounl,j in this caso in connnnoc- ''I said lo her I haveave been request- with Gorbachev and SoviSoviet F o re ig n "We very muchmi want perestroika Brozhvzhncv D octrinc,î4^^'-‘>ertTLs.'i W ASHINGTON iniu ■— witnesses and neaiearly 11 weeks, tesli- lion1 withwi how North came to bujluy a ed by some of our• clients,cli 1 didn’t Minister Eduard A. SheShevardnadze lo succeed andant we.very much want righljhl lo inten'cne in Ea5n4rr .he Oliver North trial usedd carct in OcUiber 1985 for $8,01,038, "identify them, to obUinlain certain infor- nexl month in Moscow,iw, saids thal a the general,1 secretary s lo succeed, peanian countries, ^ mony ended in the Friday with a witwitness'describing a for cascash. North said he went to0 the I mation from her aboulboul her children "pretty frantic" No:North so -Strapped for lol in Tyson's Comer, Va., to bujluy a ... for th e p u rp o se of o f seeingsi whether cash in, 198’1 thmt a t he ciimplained of station:ion wagon, then saw a heavavier there was some possil}ssibility of being .ravel toj USSR not having enoughIgh for lunch or gaso- vehicleicle ancl settled on lhal, payaying some assrstance wilhLh respectn U> th e ir Crowi)e will ti testified, . , line. $5,000300 down and the balance fifour education," Zucker tesli WASHINGTON (^\P)VP) — A dm . r ------' -- ■ 1 eneyey iis "facing some gui-wrenchi ..But, said Mary•y Dix1 who controlled days■s later,lu all in cash from the boxox. lhat Also testifying Frida;•iday was Stephen , William J. Crowe, chainairman of the decisi'cisions" on tho budget- Met expense money alat the National Secu- Howlow ell recalled, how ever, ll c ounsel in 1986 of^______. Joint Chiefs of Staff,f. sas id F rid a y / ' while,lile, congressional leaders joir rity Council, all lhallh stopped in 1985 Northrlh telephoned him th re e tin"imcs, E. Berry, associate coui Soviei Union 0/^ •esident Bush al the Wh - a lim e w hen North N. had in his of- responponding to a newspaper ad forir the the House Inlclligenc’ence Com m ittee^ he will travel to the So told a mooting of in June, the first moderidem-day visit 3use to announce a S28 billi fice safe a huge rc^revolving fund forex- car,, a 1982 Chevrolet Suburbanun, a He said North hod tolt :ficit-rcduclion plan. penses having 1to do with the heavy-ivy-duly vehicle 'with 51,(1,000 the committee in AugAugust that year ■ by su c h a n olTiccr. ed a security sys- U .S . nnd S o \ie l ofTiciificinls are still The agreement calls for restra Nicaraguan Contnliras. miles.es. that ho hod insUlled i his own expense. working on the exact. dateda and olh- in g 0 overall fiscal 1990 growth A fier h e a rin g' her h und four other "HeHe inquired nboul tho vehicle,:e, in- tem at his home at his i er details, according loto Crowe,( who ilitary programs to below 1 rebuttal witnessesjics, the judge sent ju- dicalirating he hud a necessity to lo^Low a 5es ogainsl North made the announcemi ra,te te of inflation. The Penluf rors home for a long weekend, and "horse•se trailer,", Howell said. The; old-< One of the c:harges an illegal gratuity . testimony to the Sem A rm ed woulcDuld he held lo aboul $299 bill''J'O" lold them to returLurn TViesday for final e s l cladaughter of North’s four child,ldren is thot he accepted an i in ououtlays, virtuolly the same’-e us arguments expecte cted lo ta k e m

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t'. ^ M a «g i c IM l e r . M. Arour Mushr*•qom trrial revlo cals p(>ersonail confiilicts 11.4 mushroom farm projcct. ByKRlSTAN WATKINS a t t o r n ey y nnd ; general partner in thethi Bliss payments for iU I alker. who began the farm, ll . V a lle y FcFoods mushroom projoct, ThomasT Erkins and Walki corroi-ponc/eni laiming the bank forccd the th e W alk er Jr. Ji was standing in line forbr dinner counlcreued, cloii , 19ffi, T w in F u lls o t lh e loci3cal Pizza Hut whon Fred SurbuughSu operation inlo deftle fa u lt. HAILEY - On June 28. 19 ■ tesLimoni in the firsl two and Kenn Porter. Iwo'local doctors,s, walked Much of the te 0 weeks of the trial•ial has cerilored on the yearr J • '.‘"S vd lliy cw m araijtrw as brought in.-1.------! / ^ fc 4 told'him they and olHeFInve;vestorsin ISSi, when a'ncw dollar operation was V Lhe Tl had called an emergencyy meetingn tho million d nd the project began to go Jim Jones; ppraises a lC a n )ioWD [ Sp rin g s Inn. reorganized and r a . ^ ^ 9 ' W alkerer said he went to the meetieling and sour. Salvation AAriny ll ■ found onan "icy atmosphere." Mosl)sl of the Throughout that ll year, when Kamnl - State officials can’t - o T T W IN F A L IS - Sl in v e stoira rs were.there. Walker saisaid. B ut' Hyder wns hireired as general manager, I problems without lhe A- I solve Idaho’s social pi R o b e r t, Erkins, the farm ’s otheror m ajor working felalion.son.“5 b e tw e e n him a n d E rk in s Attorney General Jim IS help of volunteers, At partner,•, wasn't.^ W alker said, wore strained,, RelationsR between Erkins Jonos said at a SalvalIvation Army Advisory W alkerer said ho was pul on the "hi"hot seat" and Walker alsoso were' frayed, according to■0 Board dinner Friday.uy. a t th e me■neeting with question.H about)ul Erkins teslimony. jturc approved several in earlier teslimony Hyder;r I The 1989 Lepslatut a n d th e0 management of the mui-lushroom Erkins said in help abused children, ? general mv»agor_of ê_10 bills designed to hei fa rm , ■Theae were my friends.nnc\nd 1 wns was hirod as g ?et juvenile offenders aid victims and get uncom forfortable," W alker said, operation in Janlanuary 1985 af\or lhe bank lut volunteerB will be jprove himself as general back on track. But ■ W alkerler's testimony in court thisI weekw ties refused to appr ROBERT ERERKINS lh those programs, ho needed to help wilh ' J o g e t ^jê_veral r verfi]ons _of why_iy Erkins manager becauseuseofjiiBage. s to remove him stimony'Chis week includedd Resisted attempts to ...... said. w a s elieved “of'tnajor htnria{ia’pcm eiit'' ' Wallfcr’s tcstii parents and court )s Likewise, memos and meeting notes More foster pu rosponsilsibilities in July 1985 al aI gourmetg accounts of numumorous letters and memos guardians, will be needed as courts | :• between Hyder,r. WV alker and Erkins, showed Erkins was notll hh£ a p p y w ith H yder. m ashrooiDom fa rm n e a r B liss. der had the slightest pursue child abus(?isi^rs, he said. And a ' iuing Bliss Some of thee letters1 written by Hyder• r "I didn’t think Mr. Hyder THOMAS G. WALIALKER JB. 0 Firsl Nalionjil Bank is auii reform of the juvervenile justice system Foods, claiming it defaulteded on loan criticized Erkinsins for his management. • See TRIAL oon n P a g e A5 ehould bo supplemernenled wilh volunteers . Put on the'hotlot seat' willing to work withlh youth,j he said, 'W e need voluntoeileers from people in the community lo keepep themi out of a life of Sympos•sium [p Irrigatiion crime," Jones said. > • Sheriff investiistigates sack downphlays T water iwill containing ex[ixplosives 11 1 I— 4. I JEROME - ShcrilerifPs officials here are continuing lo inv(nvestigftto a sack of nuclearrrisk I flow scoon unstable explosiveivea foundlat a dairy about two miles} northn< of the city but By MARTA CLEAVELANDND S h e riff.L a rry G o ldId 8ai3 8 he's nol prepared rimes-jVcws writer to c all it a bomb. from INÊL I TWIN FALLS-No waterUer shortage in the Gold anil sherifTiiffs deputies found two ByN.S, NOKKENTVED Magic Valley this year. 4AIoslM area canal sticks of dynamite.e wv, ith b la stin g c ap s and “ Ti'fnes-iVou'5 w fiter •. n districts have set soven-fool fusesi inside in a garbage bog companies and irrigation di • water and report W ednesday whenen they were serving IDAIIO FALI-S-Hopeses forf future energy delivery dates for iheir wt the entire growing papers to take; ppossession of some supplies in this country are being developed sufficioni supplies forthe personal properlyty of( Oscar Hernander., in Ea.stern Idaho. .sea.son. ]o. in Jerom e began including d a iry caWatt4«.and equipment. . But along with ihose hopeshop are some old B H The Northside Canal Co. i While checking? orone of the outbuildings. fears of environmenltMital radioactive Hjga filling ils system lasl Monday Me and will onday. a later than thoy noticed a gree;rcen garbage bag lying contaminalion - mostostly unfounded, B fS begin delivering this Mondi on the floor blockinking their way to steps, p a r t i c i p a n l s o f th e ,11stILst annual Idaho B a normal start-up date. Gold said. “I wouldlid !say it wasn’t a bomb," Academy of Science Symp.'mposium were told H H “We’re a week behindnd at least," said Gold said. “There’se’s nothing lo lead me to F rid a y . M anager Ted Diehl. “WcWe don't have too believe at this pointoint that il was intended A reactor is being devekveloped by Argonne R B many orders now, juslst thet sugar beet to injure people." National Laboratory al. theihi Idaho National people." ge moisture cul the Ho said, howeverver, the condiiion of_lhe Engineering Laboratoryy lhalll would extend March'.s above-average r explosives was “unuu n u su a l, bccau.se in mo.sl current energy resources:es 1,QUO y e a rs , sa id r a p need for early water, but bui these current c a s e s d y n a m itee i:is nol stored with a Bob Seidell ofArgonne, windy days will increase>e demandd soon, he blasting cap and fusefiis attached to jl." The reactor is an iiitegitegral fast reactor said. lliiit relies on designes'ned and natural H B Northside's waler suppljpply ‘looks prelty good." Diehl said. No shortaortage this year. jrman improves characteristics for "inherently "in safe" Tracie O'Gori operation, he .said. If overheatedi the The American Falls Reservoir Re District Friday to gooood condition nuclear fuel would expai:pand and slow the KJS ; No. 2 will turn its watorlor on Friday and OMAHA, Nell,b. - Liver transplant rate of lhe reaclor'.s nuclea:lear reaction. I should bo able to start deliveringdel on April paliont Tracie O'Gorman O’C was listed in The reactor also is ahliiihle to make use of I 20, said Dick Oneida, thee mm;a n a g e r. good condition FriiFriday al the University lhe energy in uranium11 and ii reaction by- |||| j “We're going to be in:\ prettypr fair shape, o f N eb rask a N.Iedicjdical Center. products lhat inordinaryry reactorst would be probably a little better lhanth:i last year," ho “S h e ’s be en sleteadiiy a improving.” said removed nnd disposed ofdH ais w aste, I. sa id . ‘ Monica 'Foster,er, medical center The one serious fiaw,, however,ho is the fact The district ha.s enougough water thal it ...... spokeswoman...... th at the.-reuclor .ia.coocooled..with .liquid.. . should be able to deliver.‘V 100li percenrof the Fosler said O’GJG orm an, a 19-year-old . sodium, a metal. Sodiumlum reacts violently fJ-.. full season's water. Twin Falls woman,mn, is only one step away with water. A recent react'actor accident in the I____ There was water in the Gooding Milner uisod'hva sodium - - from being releasi,‘ased and becoming and Soviet Union was causi I Canal last week. The Twin'w in'Falls Canal'CbT an outpatient. Sheihe w ill, how ever; have lo explosion. diverted some of ils waliwater there after a remain close lo ihtthe hospital a ft'w weeks, E x tra p re c a u tio n a n d cuntingencies-have ci The Northslde CanalII 00,000 to c o v er tlam ag e to holm on Friday, many people slill are; apprehensive'‘aboutaf inidoka Counly commissioneiners and the officials hadJ a few public m e etin g s on the tl referring the mattertter to the planning farm s from wildlifdlife belween July 1 of lasl n looking for idea, which drewdre large crowds. •SccDETENTIOnO N on Page AS y e a r and next Julune n t 1. • S e e INEL ono n Page A5 sheriffiffs department have been h American RcRed Cross now ^ntest accepts don()nors to age 71 Local aartists initcrprct Magic Vi/alley foir flag coi ,h Jones of Filer. She useded wavelike shapes to TWIN F.^LLSLS - The American iU'd The Times-News Judges liked the several symbols she incoricorporated in her Elizabeth [round. '.■Cross is w elcooming m back some-hlood design, while retretaining ils simplicity, andnd also liked ils representit Ifalls againsl a blue backgrou able raentioas were awardedled to Marilyn Kocmick ' donors il turnedd awaya’ in the past, TW Âl.LS-Asim]iimple and colorful graphic of)ftl-«^sun unusual shape.e. said Donna. Drizzee. comnrittee co co- Honorab Bryan, bolh of Twin Falls.s. TBryan used bands of Tho organizalioation has begun ai'ci'piing sellin^fctnealh the Perrierrine Bridge nnd above the! sswiriing chairwoman, A\ curlc of water - the river■r a n d its C'llls - a n d J a y B whilo to represent sky. mount)untain.s uncj th e canyon, d o n a iio a s fn im1 'pt p e o p le up to ai:u 71. I'lVr waters nf the Snake Rive:iver has been picked to fly oviiver Twin escapes it.'? edges.es. . • blue a n d w c u.sed nine stripes lo represe•esenl the nine towns of y o a rs o ld e r th ain n inil the past, ** F a lls Counly. She’ll receive' $2;’)0.SS K o cm ick i inly and a stylized reprepresentation of the "This ratlier aar r b it r a r y a g e cut-off w,i> f ro m atiiiuig ;««) coiitctmtesl entries, the Twin FailsIs Counly The Twin FalUills Counly Centennial Comnmmiltee planned the coun ional symbol for falls, for llie good off thetl doniir," said Dr. Ted Flag Committee hass pickedp "Under Bridge’ b)by Judie the contest afler■r thet state asked ail 4-J counliunties to design a internatioi fmalisls in the contest wereL‘re Sheri Borg. Andrew W allers, regionalnal niedicnl director. Reeder of Twin Falls lo become the official countyty fiag. ll fiag for the Idahaho Centennial. They will1 bbi e fiow n in th e O lh e r fi Ti Dekramer, Jeff Grahanham, Marilyn Kocmick. B ut bDcau.^0 'A■Americans r arc Ttmaining |I wil! make iis fir.si appearanceapi at the Slatehoclood Day Capito! rotunda.I. andi porcelain shields of' eachea design will Crane, Ka I McCoy, Linda Seaman andnd Elynor1 Young, all of healthy longer,;er, loyal donors were celebration in ihihl July;d y 2 , be mounted onn 1historic lamp posts onI 3oise's3' Capitol Kathryn ^ ills; Janel Lee IIoove.r of Kimberiy;Kiir Ann Torix of unnece.ssarilyluritu rn e d a w a y , he .said, ■1 wanted il lively,L‘ly," sai'c^ Reeder, an arlirlist and Boulevard. T w in F a ll n Diego, Calif. ^ The next arearea blood drawing will he homemaker. "1 wanted}d tot get away fmm the dry■ Irland and County residenients cafl see afl the local enlrinines in a display Paul; andnd Phillip Gunn Mead of Siin D: M onday in K upeiipert. The next Twin Falls enipha.---ize lhe w a te r .' planned for th e■ next nc few \ . ^ W ^ B I Twin Falls^_ ancla Norlhside canal companie.-^, whichich co-own the furilitv i ‘) miles easlofTwii'win Falls, Renovation workwo should bo Cotnplciud i Bridge, the Maryy Jones, portrays the peoleople, the.value of in 1992. Marilyn Kocmlckck captures symbols of■ hope.h Jay Bryann isuggests old Pcrrine B __ freedom, purity,. vivirtue and continuing growthg canyon amind valley agriculture In 1his design watril 15, 1989 Timcs-Nows, Twinwin Fnlls.I Idaho A-5 Utah attorncB ey gcn€eral pr‘eparess 4 nevw fusio)ti pateents d B r ig h a m Y o u n g He said patents, apparentently on a .process for topIp $1$ m illion, b u t a d d e d h e didlid not S h e rw o o d sn id Bi SALT LAKE CITYY (AP) — fission reactit:tions for more than 100 fusion fusi has been developed. H 3ntist Steven E. ons will cold fusion he developed. The see:o aany military application foifor his University scienti ■ Attorney.General Paulul Van^ Datn . liours in a testc s t tube.______t hthe e new patent applicntior Jones, who has alsoalsi studied cold pcnmcnt imivcrsity hfifwltlicclincd t*-- m n ro .XCSCIjse arc h___...... ■■ said Friday his oJTice is ipreparing If their conclusionscor are correclT pniticridonii’on'howtho pro expo on the nuclear fusion sincc sir 1985, has ;rally. specific. . , .'U■U of U officials were mum or four new patent applic(lications to the process? couldc( hold the-key to a could cou be exploited commorcfa ■w his received Sl.9 millionioil ini D O E g ra n ts , 'you cun Brophy saidd hc1 was.unable to retis.etip.on why Pons withdrew prolcct tho technologyy behindb the virtually unliinlimited supply of clean. "You desqribo as well os 'y cs said that as vice that' reach MIT to leamlea more about the proproposa! from the Dd'E, other!r than Earlier, Jones Univejrsity of U tah’s■ coldco fusion relatively safe : energy. State whal wh; you have and the dcvii m ist's principal invcstigotcgator for tho DOE could be application. to3 any “it's n sciont rcscarch and' passible commercialco ofTicials hopeipe commerciiiiation of docs doc it nnd suggest how it ,c( f o r c o ld fu sio n work,v ihe had applied," Brophy said followiiA-ing V a n V an D am saidlid the fact that Utah^'' prenrerogative." applications. the exAiirimument could provide state ap{ The Utnh Legislature has airilrcady reviewed Pona’ application np and Dam’s announcement. applied for its patentspo first does not Tb The new application:ions will be goverr^cntnt millions, or possibly Da pproved,S5 million for rosesearch discovered that PonsPon was'working T he investigation so far hihas been;, mean it wouJdd emergef tho victor appi added to three dready’ susa b m itte d to billions, o f dollarsdo! in royalties, imed at turning the scictie n lific on cold n u c le a r fusioiusion. only the scientific investigatiUion that should there bet)c a c o n fiic t b e tw e e n a im ' the U.S. Patent Office,:e. They srft Von Damm saidi ho expects many onl xperiments into money-ma!laking. The identity of Ithe reviewer is has been reported," he said. the two Bchooleols. Ultim ately, the cxpt designed , to protc•otect the - more patent;nt applications to be filed hai nergy-producing machines, supposed to'be kept-confidential,kep Brophy and Van Dam botlOth \vere p a te n t w ould go to whoever could ener experimental proce3cess the to protectt Utah’s stake in the 1 ' Just hours after Pona.9 nnd But Jones .snid'.hehe decldcdi to talk . . ■uncertain how-patcnt.applijliic a tio o a__ proY.eJh'ey..wcrct>rc firs t to in v e n t tliO J t ------rCBCHTChCTiTiFcd-ta-prDijrodncirwhat— rtstnmrh:----- 'l e is c h b n h n arin'OiHicti'd'MnTiSTch'2:i— n b t n ir ir b c c n u Bsc-nt-hn^-faecontc c — ------r r by tho M assachusetts InstiBtitute of process.' m n they contend is suslainelined nuclcar . "That's reallyrei where tho race is by liat they had sustained cold nunuclear general public knowledgeknc that I Technology would affect ththe, Utah . "It's who is! thetl firsl to discover tliat fusion at room icmperatuiature. right now “V'Van Dam said. Te usion in a flask, DOE spoke:seaman reviewed hia work'rk'and c- somo.poopl<^- applications. tlê process ancind be able to prove fusi( Stanley Pons of the UnUniversity of J a m e s BBrophy, n the university’s ap leff S herw ood s a id a $322,000)0 grant are hinting thntit JonesJi borrowed MIT snid in a news releaease that .that,' Van Damim said. "The first to Jeff Utah and colleasueRue Marlin vicc presidiident for research and ble the from tho U,of U worlwork. irofessor the courthousef isn’tis tho test.” lad had beei^ approved to cnabl Fleischmann of Britain’sn’s University developmcricnt, said no actual elielectrical engineering pn ork. M e a n tim e , U of"of-U officials say iplied for Meanwhile,;, Pons said hc has icicntisLsto scic: conlinuil their worl hoy sustained technolcjgy.f. forfc commercialization of PiPeter Hagelstein had appi to be they nre preparedred toi fight to keep of Southamptoo say they withdrawn his applicatiected U an 18- theiredgeinfuiiioniion research. ' I ■ .Department of)f Energy1 funding and iwarded awn in May, waa for a "Wo nre determirmincdlto work nt ------1 will rely insteolead on the Office of nonlh mor period." , DOE this and do everythrything possible nol • Naval Researchrch to help defray the Like L many scientists, r - 0 ^ tuaries— n their to have this taken}n awaya from'Utdh," |gr— Joscpli. Do;Uoyd and Bart Jones, nil Valloy Vnl Ciiy. „ • . cost of continuedued experimentation, officials offi were reserved in ^ ------Onklpyr-thr' __Shu-waB-burn-Junu.24,-I0J •silybfUlah'choniistTy— judijudgment.'taking-a-wait-anand-see— said—school--Prt-President Chose ..... — c t Jo n e * . a il o f O a k le y ; Buhlj Hul th e dnuRhler o f ClifTordi Hli --Th-njmmsil Its. Peterson. J n n c t nd Sho profesBor saidid theI ONR grant will attitude attii aboul the experiments grandparentonla Mr, nnd M ra. C layton Adn Adi Mario Holmoa Hnmmond WnmHley, olof Rnndolph. Utnh; and Rrnduatod Rr: from Twin Fnlls M r. n n dJ IMra Kollan Jonc« of Schftol Sci in 1958. She m nrried H JnmcM MncDoniild in Scnltle.' L ------Onkloy. HoHe wnH proccdod in denth Jni : s INEL ted to aboul 400 millionn acre-feolac of wator. jth e r on April 13,1969. Their T h mnrriaRe wna later •Continueued from page A4 gcieicientists to be relate' \ hy hiH mothi id, Tho An acre-foot is the amount of water I' A jo in tI flfunernl will b c held w ith solemnized nol in the Snlt Lakekc LDS operatiiItions and future rad:•adibactivity. Brown said, ounty is that would covercr ani acre onc foot hin motherer nl 1 p.m. Mondny in tho Tem Te ple. aand of developmentss ata the Eastern Idaho can(:ancer rate in Minidoka Cou K Oakley LDLDS Church with Diahop SurvivinK I arc her hu*ba belolelow th e n a tio n a l a v e r a g e for fo four deep. Went Vnllcy City; one son,n i,.rr site. ■go underground lake Anron JohiohnBon officinlinK, Uuriul W( rfering "an epidemic of radradiogenic, or radiation*rerelated. It is not a large i Palmer of Sonttle. Wnsh.h .; one or river, howeveiever. W ater in the will bc in lhe Marion ccmetory. Pn Lincoln. apprehension,'m." said Russel A. cnn(rancors, he snid. Fricndfl mmny enll nt McCulloch# dnuRhtiT. dn K nrcn Dowoy of Li One reason for the pocketss (of high aquifer flows throuirough crocks in the Neb-; one Rrandson; hor m-mother! Btown, advisi.’isory engineer with 0 H F u n c rn I Home. H. Burley on Sundny Ni 5e" could basalt layers thatat formfc the plain and Adn Hnmmond;'three hroirothors, Westinghouset ItIdaho Nuclear Co,, or cnncnncer rate in "Cancer Ridge" from G-8:.'K):.-W p m. and nt tho church Ac pulation, in the sedimentsmis between those • Clifford E. Hammond of SeSeattle, WINCO. be thet average age of the popu one hour prpriorto the funeral.^ Cl ice rises layers, he said. W ash.. VirRil E, Hnmmon^>nd nnd Many of the.he fcar.H of radiation- Brown Bro said. Cancer incidenci Distance proterotectB. the Magic Rick L. Hammond, both of West induced cancercers nre unfounded, he rapidly rap as people age. Jones JJ' inything get inlo tho W Elma Jo Valley City: und one sister.• ShirleyS gjjjjj C a n ce r strstrikes about 26 percent Fears F of canccr in the: Magic Valley should anyt £RT Elma Jono*, GI. of >Jnrrs, ‘ .tl.io o f W est V/.Iley Cit dioactive aquifer nnd movelOve off the si^ Jie _____ ! I’lu of-thcTiopulai { a ti o n - in - th c - U ii itc d — Val.Vnllpy an? closelvJied to radic K upj'rt. died Friday, A pril U . 1989. wna prccoded in death by her f ;c River 8aid7Th'e'drHla”ncernce'fro'm thTsite to 7 id- A boul 22 p e rc e n t die, concontaminants in the Snake nsain Momorinl }IoapiUil in The funeral wns April 7 "» f'h S ta te s , he said- populated area WlUiam Clipper , strike uniformly," but Plain Pla Aquifer, - th o n e a r e s t p' c;"”" Hunter 9th Wnrd, IntermentI ta " ll si about 75 miles, W illinm G. •Bill- 3^,0 w ni 'INEL’s future depends a lol on downstream is aboi TWIN F A L l^ - Wil ™ , barn Feb. 2. 1928, in thejj' Valley View MomonnI Pat.„rk. instead is a ratrandom process, Brown Crippcn, 77. of Twii■win F a ll« . diod I Grove.q Utnh. tho dnuRhtcr sa id . whiwhat happens to the aquiferer," said pear tactics.usil used by thoso who T hursdny. A pril 13..19e9.iiUboTwin U, 11, and Florence Chadwick People haveive been frightened Ify Jack Jac Barraclough, a former f oppose dovelopmipment at INEL arc Fnlln Clinic i.nd Ho«po«piU.l of nalural W iilkornnd nm nttended schools ihcre, ' J u l ia E. W iilfam s ir," Barraclough said, .'illinms misleading resi■esults of Hawed studies, hydrologisl hyd with the U,S. Geoeological "cruel and unfair,": She iriarrierried M. Glen J o w k on SopL GOODING - Julin F.- Wil SurSurvey, Scare atones aboutaboi tritium in the - J a . 23, 1911, in 71, of GoodinR, died Thursdayoy, Aprii'-’' hl‘ said, : Ho wnB born Oa. in the St. George, Uuih LDS 71 incident, hc cited, wa.s The 1 aquifer under INEL is one of ^.-atcr aro "not accurate,acc nol right," WorthinRlon. Minn.,nn lhe »..n of Tomplo, Tl 13, 1989. nt h e r dauR hter's hihomo in Onc such int , They had lived in Parownn. 1.' reported high incidence^^ b ^ o st studied pieces of real;nl estate Ijq gaid. Klmcr and Eltnn Crippcn, Ho ocnlello. Denver. Colo., nnd BBoiso. th e rec en tly re' in the country, he said. Thosese results No reliable resull28ull 8 h a v e sh o w n nny m nrrietl A nna M. MciM crcbnnl on Nov. ArranRomonls nre pondiiJinR nnd of cancer inn nnn area near Rupert ^n I ived lo Rupert in 19T2. w here are reassuring, he said. 19, lM-1, ill lovvii.• TlThey moved 10 „he hndsince sir resided, will bo announced by DetrL-mnrnyH d u b b e d "C ane,ncer Ridge." w hor^'1 nre plutonium in the aquifer below T w in F iills in 19119-n. whcrr ho Jones was nnnctivemoml>er GGoodinR Chapol. cases have bee3oen recorded in tl^ a st ■■Wnsle p ro d u c ts fro m INIÊUwill I INEL, he said.1. O0 rg a n ic s o lv e n ts , opcrulcd tliL- Crippi-ijpen Co. with hm LDSDS Church, havini; served n 30 years. Someime h a v e tr ie d to bTnme never nc^ leave the site boundary ; been detected just son for ihp pa»t 22 yea m isHionI irin the Ensl Central StntoH fHazel L Draper those cases on radioactive pollution aquifer), aq Barraclough snid Environmental wa» nn activo r Mr. Crippcn wa n nnd nlso in mnny other TWIN FA LI£- Hniol 1,, IDraper. from the Idahotho National Engineering what wh if we're wrong?" m two 10 Protcclion Agent;ency drinking w ater, ; m e m b o r o f S t. Kdw;dwnrdH Catholic rnoacitiesies in the church. <) sons. Wendell W, JoncH Medical Center of an exextended concor t)ty p e s n o t b e lie v e d by 35,35.000 square miles nnd cccontains not been detected o : BPOKllKl.orTuiaF ,ert nnd Allen B, Jones. illness. Surviving nro lw"■ 19 f" them. tQo, andai it wasn't of their whon wi I heard thifi'morning, nl (i p.m. Ill Ri-yteypold. Funeral one sialer, Uorn Knisht of movod ^ 10 K im boriy in 1913. managed to speak with someme people anything out therether on the horizon," I' r Hmaking, so. wwe decided it would be m Chnpol. MaHH willll bibe cclebratod al s„,jthfielfield. Utnh; and, 1C Twin •] Fnlls in 1927,'She over at the courthouse andI withv Mr. Bellam said. The Tl; city has been .iholic Church on grundchil !'Li^"with painful1 totl go ahead and make ov Si, EdwardH Calho hildren. She wna precodod in telephone ^ o p e ra to r for 38“yei 1 ^ 0 there leasing the building bui from the , 19M, th e d eterminntion inn to back down nnd Chisholm, Cl w ho^s assured^ Monday ftl 10 a.m..m . iv-ilh th e Rov. jje m h b>y y lhur parents, the ; Bell system, mirinR inli . plans to American Legionion for $10 a year and William Oould officiatinR. ol No r of lhe try some otheih e r a p p ro a c h ," are a t no future'tir present p funernl will bc nt 11 n.m. She was u member ddress," the county couldmid have taken over vicw-inK '^■>1' ■ plnco. The family \j„ndayly nt1 the Rupert West Stnke r lericn and Bcllam saiclaid the county will have have hr the juveniles al this add Tcloplmne Pionoers of Amei housing of thal lease whiclhich expires in.two »,.RKCHl« n u .m o ri«rial l confrihution- Conlor•, 100! W. 36 S .. v.ilh B ishop the , PrimroHo R ebokuh LodRdRc No, 76 to lobkat alteiIternativos,' He added,though,the ho that is not years. mny bc Rivon to a,favonto fio chanty. Hichnrd-ti Hcmsley-ofTiciatinK.I B urial ofTwin , Fnlls. . - R a y m u nido d o Pena, a Rupert the th juveniles is a problem th d bc cooked at the jail w ill bf in i the Rupert Comolory, SurvivinR arc ono bnilheiler. Eldon nttornoy who w lives in the -]>Oing'to -]>( go a w a y . "It's a prolroblem for "Meals could bc cr there,' ao it would . - . B ry so n J o n ers s _ _ _ F ric n ddu u may-cftll nl the Hiititton L. ^ Dnipei' or Mciin. Arit.. (She wns neighborhoodlod and actively oppoKod the th whole community." he snid,sa and taken over t ! cheapest way to go," OA KLEY - Brv'sry'son ,ione:i; «, of M ortuiiriiiry Chnpol. 710 Gth St.. preceded ^ in denlh by one the plan, comommended the counly fnr Financially, the Americai:an L egion hav o be en the chi •t, on Sundny n flo rn o o n and nucd. "The taxpayers Onkloy. diud I'ridajday. April J4, 19«9, Rupert, ■ Uvnh A. Sum m ers, 1, building bl would worked wellell for tho Bellam continuei iR and nl the church one hour ,,,, ,, ita decision, at the Mi.Kic Vnllov Vn Konioniil ovoninR 1 Tho Rravoside service wil it's n good move on their counly. c( Bellam said. will have to payly forfo whatever wo do," ------MoJItftl'ccnror'ln-':ln-T«nn-FnlK nf n -• pnortotl0 th e funernL------ptTTT-Mnrdity-nt-Sunset-M linKorin« illnosH, Pnrk with members of the T Howah bomMuyiuy-27.iwi_iiii.wiii Pairiciicia M. MacDonald Robeknh LidRo No. 7C parlli i-'Hlln. the Hon nf MnM ni and Mnrijnri-l B U HHL L - Pntricin Mnriu, No view inR i» P Watter------. ArrunRoments nre und r, he snid. problem doliverincringlO O p e rc e n t, Wiimsloy .lonos. NJncDom•mald.-W. ofW esl V alley City, ndcr the • ContIntlnued from Pngc A4 had h for the whole last year, 1 F u n e rn l should gel Milner Irrigaticjation District’s tum-on re hi» fnlher of Ulnh. nndnr formerly of Buhl, diedI dir.-ction of Reynolds b re a k in aI canal ci bank near Hansen Big Wood shareholders si I Chnpol. ler too. he date was tentativ;atively set for April 17* | OaW.'y; four brothcrK. bn Brrni. Tuo»dn>la y . A pril 4, 19fl9, in W ent forced it to) draind tho canal again for• 100 1 percent of their watei but with all the recent rain, it has ______, repairs. -said.-s wwer plant boon delayed untilunti April 24, said Jim Jack Eakiiikin, Twin Fnlls Canal Co. The new 10 megawatt po\ Serviices----- has said that early ni;xt, on o Magic Dam is almost, S., wilh Bishop tho dire,ircclion of Demnrnys GoodinRR vlonday, and thon begin OAKLEY - The fuminernl for this'ycar. water until early May. ShaKareholdors , start wator Morw .John Foniiirll ofnc.ificintini;. Burial will Chapol.L'l, thifl-ceason pumping Aprilprii 19-20, said Evan , M arRnrel Jo n es. 12, of Oatlakley, who The Bigg ' Woo'd R i v e r C a n a l Co. will ' get far more water th l>cinthr PlraKanlVnl View Com clcry in •. W ilh th e R a s m u s s e n ,ththe e manager. i ROME - The funoral forr died Thursduy. .will be• ■:at 1 p.m. should begirgin delivery between Mayy thanI they did last yeor. Burloy. Friendsjs may i call al tho JERC expected to “We've got, lotsloU of water," he said. prior lo th.' funoral. Mattioio Evelinii Lupor, 100. of'<■ M onday in th e O akley LD:.DS Church l(j and Mayly 15,1 said Oneida, who also3 Salmon! Falls Reservoir ex church ono hour pri p a c ity , th e “W e'll havo 100O O p ^ rco n t," uKRo«l» m e m o n i.i ' R e rryyvillc., v i Ark., nnd forrperly of with Bishop Anron Johnson .manages Big.Wood,Bif Ireach 70 percent of cnpa Til.' f a m ily sunn I to deliver A&BIrrigatiigation District in Ruport contribvilionH mnymy be made to the .lo.romo,no, wRd died T uesday, will be officiulinR. Burial willI Ibe in the •. Magic ReiReservoir is getting a good;1 canal( cbmpany expects t f begin delivering water Anicricun Cnn:nncor Society. nt 2 p.m. p.n Monday in Plumlee. Ark. Murion-eemotery, Friendada m ay call , flow now - about 6,000 acre-feet ail 0.95i acre-fecl per share. LLasl year, will probably be nRomonlH nro under the . lending on the weather, ArranKoinoiilR1 aroa under the Arrunij ',‘i 'ut McCullochs FuneralII home on day, hc sai(iaid. But although Oneida[I shareholders gol only 0,5959 acre-feet Monday depend .. ilan«on M ortuary diroctioition of the Christenson Funeral sa id V irg T emmple,the p i manager, (lir.-ction of lh" H Sundny from M;30 p,m., nnnd nt the thought itt wouldV. fill complotely, hee per share. H o mo inir H arrison. Ark. District in "We don't havohav a w ater problem," Chil poi. church one hour prio r lo the service, isn't 60 surejre now with the-snow meltIt M in id o k a I r r i g a t i o n D R u p o rt ;er in" today he said. Mostlost of thoir water is going intoto the ground instead ofif will “turn the water FAIRFIKl.n) - The -ervico for MAUULEY - The maspnic m deep wells, “We don't , ry BURl.I-^Y - Tho funeralnl for H elen ru n n in g off, and begin delivery Mondajlay, said the pumped from d • Kllznhcth Albrnnnn (Uiipr Krutifeldt. t>raveni.enid** funurul iajn.icc for.H arry ff, nge in water tablo from ,0 Mildred House Mnrshn.all. 90, =r , sii„, „iIt 72,800 acre-feet in thee manager. lyoo'nurd Sheer,. - se e a n y cliange 90. of »o..e and ar formerly if • Leo Wnmecke,Wn H3. of Hailey, who n. Burley, who died Wedne» it The supply looks good heh said. No last year.!- -- [••aiiTiold, who diediied TuosdT^, will Iw d ie d Thursday, Tl will be nt 2 p.m. ■ now, that's as much ns it y nt the Sboshone Cernctoryry bc nl 9:30 a.m. todny at"tK" t ■. 1 p,ni. todayday nt iho Aldon- today 1 ul First Christinn Church. 147114 O nklcy « i-ral Clmpel in Iloiso, w ith Pete Pi Jobnnon as worshipful WnKn»i»-r Funeral ur Ave, wilh the.Rev. Dnniol:.lM,Dixson I r i n ifcrom ation is und<',nd<'r tho direction of m aKler, lor ArrnnRcmenlH nr«; undor al ofTicialinR, tn ie rm en l willill b e n t 3:30 Mal ■ —------Aldon-Waii.•nRKoner FunornI the dir.Jirection of the Bersn Funeral Tht- p.m. Saturday ul the; iPurkview •Contintinucd from Page A4 into the projcct. They counterauedco had reachedi theth( same conclusion ns Chnpol, The fa f* m ily sUKKostH ChnpolK 'lln Shoshone. Cemotery in New PPlymoulh. comprchET •e Idaho. First, following itsa sui it on th e 1 liad really comfortedcon- m e.' memorial cuntriitribulions may bo lensioii of what we were m- F n e n d s m a y cnll nl the c ;d lo a n d e f a u lt, n n d a ls o filed fi cross- Walker saidaid that he and Erkihs^^ mnde to ibe BohIroko Central Sovonlh- NAFAF - TlwJ funorul for M ary Jnm? ) achieve." Erkins testified iphell F redrickson Iv erso n . 87.<7. hour prior to tho funernl.L 1 T h r i x claims against Walker andat Erkins, both were paid pai $75,000 for their ' day AdvontiMlit Church( or to a Cumph .nlribulion. last wcok.t. y o f Nllf,uf, who died Wodncftdoy. will bebc suRRCsls momorinl conl cs alleg in g fra u d , services fromim thet projcct, which the fnviiriU- cluirity. lld s .n Bible ' e a ™ i“ also I testified several times a l 111 nn.m, todny nl tho Mnlia LDS3S mny be mnde to the Gid iHlors al the bank approved,ved, Ih R onch o r la S l WCCkek thnt Hyder and Billill W a lk e r te s tif ie d in v e st ■d Chnpel with Bishop Alnnnn Society. tSc Idnho Youth i. GOODING - Mniiii will b e W n rd 'd June 1985 meeting at Conynyon Springs In relatedd matters,m Judgo James ' jw to the Burley FirstL Cbriatinn Babcock ofof Idaho First "had ruined EloiKji M, Urin.TH. of H arpperomciatinR. er Burinl will follow to get rid of May ruled ThuiThursday that some bank ‘. colobrnt.-d fi.r Klo in Church, ArrunRomentss n re u n d e r h is crfedlbil:tility with the investors and:id told h im th e y w a n te d , “to iicdTueiidny.alJOiM in thehe Clear Creek Cemetery in iuggestcdthe documentsI will w bc confidential Cloodint;. who died nil tho direction of Payne'Mlortunry, oi with Mr. W:W a lk e r,' E rkins* a n d h e sa id h e su{ U, KliuibetluCntholic CTenr(,r Crock. Utah. Friends mny cnll I until il is introduced as n.m. today alSt. i _____ L ------! W a lk e>r r testified I Friday he alsoso easiest way was to incorpc•porate. information un w a s b e pinning n n to have doubts about■ut The followins week, BBliss Valley evidence inn theth trial, Idaho First ------Erkins in Hn 1985, H e s a id h c h a d h e ardrd Foods Inc. was formedd nndi Hyder filed the molior)lion. cd lhat a confidentiality numerousJS complainlsi aboul Erkins':u' was named president, chairmancl of May ruled I Hospi)itals— im the board and generalII manager, order will cove:over loan m anuals, board B iith a m a n a g ciment m i of the project from XEY REGIONAL MEDICAL CENTERCI he *Erkins, W alker and ffour other of director: minutesmi and audit and M AGIC VALLE to Mr, nnd Mrs. Ron Crotior ofjfJoromo. Hyder and ar from some of the AdnuRhtcrlo^ investors remained on the AdmlUod ' CASSIACA MEM ORIAL H C 6P IT/TAL investors.8. he board, executive minininutes. May also said he ro T rejo nnd ire In other testimony, Walker\'r said „nsic r Mr». B illy .roo• Byrum, n ; Jeffrey Hite, Pedro ' A dm itted 'B y thtiis is tim e, my concerns were nsider each document Ron Crnzicr i' ■ Lind«uy Vnnleouworwon, nil of Twin Fnlla; Mrs, R< srrton, Tomny .Goninlea, Lorrniinine HnUh. Ann g^jj^ter having all my friends do Idaho Firsl became so. enlhi^mstice separatelyy as a it ia entered into , Jr.. R,chard ■ „ '• nnd Mrn, Dorinii1 HiDoncb. hntb of Jerom e; Mra c Rnamuflscn and Orson Rnyy 'Tumor, nil of Wal!âlker said of the investors’rs’ whilo researching the! farmf s loan . ., ,r;»nd Mr., S i. Whito o f K im b e rlyrly; ; (âry AnilreiiHon of Filer; •y S lo ry nnd C ru z A. C rozythiihundor, both of sover Erkins. application that il wantcIted to invest ■ m ae a joint Walker is.. expected', to continue VorKil M illiKanoJHiiCHnnson. HeyJjum, I n v e sjtors to in the farm - eight;ht in the mushroom farm R«lo«M d -testimony’ nextne week whon Idaho Reloat«d 3n, nil of Burley; ''.doctors\ and a their wives, a beer:er venture. son nnd Erie Polly Prado0 urund bnby and Suann Suplison, d il for me,- 'first Nationalonal Bank attorneys have ■ iJhiiri Cox and «on,«on Mr*. Doan I’owoors nnd so utor, an accountant andi a "That really cinched ilisnnduonof Unico FostJrr undui Julio Lunn, both of Holoyburn; Brock distribute at cross-examination. Stnrloy, all ofTwin/in Fnlln;I and Mni. Stevon Delin ireeder - put about S900.000000 W alker s a i d . ’T o le a m lbthijt th e b a n k th e ir tu rn a t ci Nelson of Onkloyilcy; and Molly P elton of Ruporiort. horse brei n ..y b .rn .

• r. A-C Timcs-Nows, Twin Falls,l3. llIdaho Salurday, April 1 5 .19C ------* = _ ; l! - ‘ ■ *

' m Reliligion Soviet church( 1 rcforirn unfolIds quicckly ■ - IlyGKOltGEW.CORN'ELL.L • , ■_ Rigdon, aI Presbyteriani and churcljrch Ipaderii,.people who arcre nol for producing filmIms and records, party, giving it unprecedented The Aniiocintcd Press .. chairman of the.he National Council of membimbers of the Communist po C h u r c h c s U.S-Soviet U.: Church willII p a r t i c i p a t e in th e new communications cop;apDbilitics. NEW Y O R K -A church:h historianh Relationa Workii:king Group, added in a parliurliumcnt. It’s a new fact of lifeife." •Allowed by the3C government'for r f l a y volunteers and who for a quarter ccnlury■y hash kepi telephone intcrvirvicw; ' HeHe saSd those electcd incliclude the first time, lay lit hospitals and in first-hand touch wilhilh Soviet "There is some s evidence of Russi:lijsian Orthodox Patriarch Pir’imen, clergy now visit .ions lo provide rclipion says it is gaining staturestat nnd something thatal is beginning to look Metro'tro p o iita n P itirim , h e a d o f chi;hur‘ch mental inatitutio nd counseling V . prerogatives nevor bcTorcre deemed i like a religiousUH revival occurring in publisblishing; Leningrad Metropoljolitan assistaiice ,and olicos encouragement! possible under CommuniHm.m. many placesI ir in the Soviet Uiiion, Alexeexei.'und Armeniun Cathol I catechism classes B ’ I ^ e pacc of change is realreally quite cspociaily amoji;o_ng young people."; • Vaskiiiskin I. •C h u rc h e s hold c. Htartiing,'' soyslhc’Rcv.'VTV, "Brijcc Ndting'niaTat se'vcrral religious TlvTlieim ngo-of clccting bishopsp8 and—for— leaching—- n n e w — m e m b e r s r —^ — ' lowed before, wilh H igdon o f G ro sse PoinU', Mich.Mii "Ono leaders were electedele members of the beinging represented by bishopops in somelhing not allo^ could huve never predictected these new Soviei pnrli.irliament,Rigdonsaid: parliirliam ent is'-something nolobody some parishes "now3W doing something fore— very much like SundaySui school’ for cfiahges"would come bo qlllckUckly.“ — - ■'•7 -"Thismeans13 thatt for the first timo - therecrc had ever experienced befoi th eD freedomfn to choose," Rigdon\ said.'s the young, alM prev‘cviouBlyforbidden. - Ha)Having led church delegationons on*" (^In every areaca, Soviet life is Iram a gro u p “ I visitssits th e re since 1961, m o st reci'cently undergoing change,ge, but none is at a Thee Carpenter's( W orkshop,p, B touring miwical-droii pChurcfih new§^ February, arranging a new, i more remarkable)le pace than the spring sem inar will W ENDELL-The Aga\gope Intcrfailh Ministries sp itensive program of chi:hurch changes in religiojious life," Rigdon ian Church, 1st Ave. m usical devomotion begin nl 8:30 a.m . todayiiy ati the Unit«d Presbyterian (operation between the! two said. "Numbers ofof people now are roup ^ offers n Woman" Chrifllian E. Featured ra Dolleee MeredithN of "Woman to W luntries, Rigdon cited these; otherc coming to church. fofo r th e f irs l tim e. j w.VIN i l FALLS - ’ TlThe to encourage,>enlight£ihten and share R odio B roadenst,. C ost isia SIOS w ith lu n c h o r ^ w ithout ■ sivelopmcnta: 'T h e c h u rc h , w'h hit ich fo r 60 long had C a r ppcnter'a c i Workshop, an c the love of Jesus Christirist. •About 1,000 new churches8 were' .^to concentratc on. survival,su now faces intcrnirnatiohal touring musicacal- Ensemble membtmbers are: dventist Family Life TW IN F A L L S - T h ee TT- w in F a lls S e v e n th -d a y Advi )en6d-in-1988r-£omparfidJQjtt-15jn.. a very difficult task.ta The issue is dramana cnsemblo. will performn a t, Lonnie W asik, Calgargary. Alberta; ill be h e ld fro m 9:40 a .m , to 5:60 p.m. today. Spring Conference will [ 187. C u r r e n tl y , th r e e toQ five whether it can ’communicatecc the 7 p m, ^ i ' TRufsd'ay'at nTc'TyT)y'Ter~ Linda HtixolrSan'MM ir mtin,-Calif.:- ...... - . the four sessions include:e: bonding, healing , Topics considered in th Jditional churches are being b gospel powerfuUyy enoughi to people streetet Baptist Church. 288 Tyl ice,Ore,; Chris ... divorcc, romance in ’ ” ylor Brad Stone, Florence, damaged emotions,'comommunication, life after div jened daily, with about, 1,500: who have not heileard it before to Inanccs and rtraight Goller, M organ Hill,1, C a lif.; J a y n e marriflgo, sexual intimacnacy in marriagff, family fins tp e clc d to bo opened in 1989. ' change their lives. --. B aased s e in Spokane, W ash., tl lolk to parents about teeneen s. F o r m o re in fo rm atio n.call co 7 3 6 ^ . 5-"*^ Erickson, Dawson Creek,Cn British • Seven n?w seminaries8 are Rigdon, 53, veteran v church enseme m b l e h a a p e r f o r m e d - fi Columbia: .Lori Hovdflivda, Rockford, anned for opening this fall, besidesbo historian at McCor)ormick Theological churclrches, schools and civ Retreat will be held P*“'^ 111.; P a u l feo o th , T'housand h o i Oaks, IDAHO FALLS - The Annual Aglow Spring Re le th re e a lre a d y op e ra tin g , briiringing Seminary and now)w pastor of Grosse organianizations fn the Uniti ) Inn in Idaho Falls. The themem eis-patujm fora X Calif.; SaiTdi Nicol,col, Burbank, [ . A pril 21*23 a t th e Shilo In le number to 10 acminaries,■8, plus Pointe’B Memoriiirial Presbyterian states,e s , Canada and abroad. Usii Roberta Reynolds al Life of Surrender." Foror more: information call Rol vo advanced theological acadeiiemiea, Church, is am',mong the most proprops, sets or costum es, tlthe Calif.; find Wencendy Olson, :a rro ll a t 629-1966. 733-9534 o r C h n rlo ltc C a n •R•Russian Orthodoxy is acququiring knowledgeable Americans A about groupup utilizes music and dranim a Winnipeg, Manitoba.la. “ itss own O' printing press and faciicilities Soviet religious lifeife. 1

ChurchI servicei>S------Sundainday — Sundny achool — 9:i5 a.ra.m.; p.m./Wilmn U.tick'a home.le. IcClollan'ii me.aage - -Qvercircoming p.m./fellowahip hall. AMAZING GRACE FELLOLLOWSHIP Reclory — 1M-Z3T.2327. MeCl -The KING HILL - K lofg HIHill Commuolty ; empution;- and at 0 p.m./Mr, McCl:Clrllan-a , w or.hipihip — 10:40 a.m ./m raaage - 'T ------TWW-gAlXH..,«--Aianiji* lim Qr,t££____ Twlay-M.aal■a.inEnjtUah — 6p.m.______Temp >•2323 ------— ______2 p u s s jMRTHODISr. a i Tongue;ue — A B leiiing or a Curae?' pprr- Praab7t«ft*nanireli.a»292 FiUow»hlp. YFCA, 1751 Elliibetiibeth Blvd. 736- Sundny - .ManIn a l— U a ^ , iiTbrigl.ah and me»i< aO:i5.-m71heRry______i g e a - 7 WENDELL — PfMrM Mrthodlat, corr«r of Krvicece prayer—p tip.III.: V D rJh lp -« T-m 0727. lla.m.lnSponiah.iah, WeWedneaday - Dible'claaaciâll ag( Hagerman and MainiSta. S( Tueadleaday — ’l.oi." Dible atudy —- 2 Dana Sloufa meaaago —- -Who"V Speaka for Sunday — Sundny ichoul'kll/Kll ngea — 10 Monday-FridnyJny — Mnta in Engllah — 7:30 p.m. Sunday — Sundayay .chool — 0:30 a.m.; p.m./aruv God7'/pulpile»chang«, a.m.; worihlp — 11 a.m. andid 7 p.m./child n.m. edneadny - Men'a Bible .tudy —- GG:30 Tueaday —Churchachoolh o o l-3 :4 i p.m. Wedneaday —- 1Reltgioua educnlion — 3:ti cm m ai op aiRiOT, saENTiJTIST vrtirahlp —11 a.m,; potlu pol! ck d in n er-7 p.m. Wedm c a n provided. 'nnnex; prayer meeting— 9:30a.m.I. TWIN PALLS — Firet’iret Pratbjrteriin a K-6 nnd 7:30 p.m. for grndei TWIN TW FALLS - P in t Church ofsfC ( hritt, Tuoaday — Chriatioiition Life Cluh/gradea 1-0 a.m./ann Wedmiiday — Dlblc Sliuly — 7p.m./Rov.' p.m. for Kradea K- luraday — Ladiea Bible .tudy ww.th OmrT:h.a»F.miAve.No,,7:0., 733-7023, Sclen)clantift, 100 Ninth Ave. Eaat, 7K-0M2M2. ^ 3 : 45-5 p.m. T h u n Schasl’a ■orie* on •hnrinnK CChriat with 7-lZ .n DeShielda - 10 a.m./anne*. Sunday — Church achooVhooVall agea-9 :3 0 .S —8tEdwtcrla.733J907. Sunday Sui — Sunday ichonl/agea 3-203-' and Wedneaday - AduIdull Bihir aludy; kida Donna D .. _ . other*._____...... TWIN PALLS- n.:p.; cc-ffee — 10:30 a.m.;.,m.; worahip - U ; Todny-Sacrticrnment of Reconclliatian — worihorahip — Jl a.m./.PrmDn title - T3'"DuctrlM choir —7p.m. ,'a prayer felluwabip — 8 NAZARENE ' - a m./the Rev. Michael Bullailullard . meiaago — . OOD 4-5 ptm,; mealnn fufor needy — f>-7 p.m./l’ariah ofr Atonement."Ato Saturday — Mena ( , AaSEMBLYOPOO) KIMDtMDERLY - Church oflho Natare.reno. The Lillie Chrâtian Thatrhat Could;- Marty tnr —fipm Wednradny We — Scriptural rrndin|ingn nnd a.m. W IN F A U S — Faith AtMDiMisbly ot Ood, Hall; Ma.ofguitar 423-r.230.290. Mend rrccption — 2p.m, 73t-20«l Sunday -'>.Maaa/coffee hour — B leitin UNITEDD METHODISTb Sundainday — Sunday .clwoUall nge. -- 99.4.\ Wedne.day — Scotch 'ahop-0;3O-B.m.ahop ' Sunday — Sunday tchool/nll1/nll agea — 10 o.m ./Pariih Halllall; Maao/chotr - 11 a.m .; DUHL-UniUd Methodiat.Mel gOH Maple St. n.m.;; wor.hipwo - 10:.W a m .-ll* Rev, Wrl.'eldun Tliur.doy — Prcabyteriarerian Women apring n.m.; wonhip — 10:fifi a.m. aixl fl p.m ./Ihr Mnafc'ffuilar —7:2■ 7:30p.m. EPISCOPAL . tlinviaC. Sunday — Oiurch'a■h'achooVall agea - 9 :» Shuman'rian'a m e a w .g r- "Who l.A D i.ciplepie Of gatliering-9:30a.m . Hov. I’aid R. Spriiiner ap«(ililnt(.nt(. M onday-CCommunlon.ervico-Ha.m.; on BtniL Dl — Holy Trinity Epiaeopal. tl II a.m ./the Rev. Gerry Chriat?'at?" nnd Gpm /Rpv. Shuman'a meanaaage WENDELL — UcltadItad Pre.byUriiD and prnyor - 7 Mnta — 12:10 p.mp.m. Su;Sundny — Morning pra>-er — 9n.m'm'4L n.m.; wor.hip - 11 . Wcdnc*day — Diblo atudy and ncanUcfurcCod.' Churth, 53WOT0. Tucaday -- M a » — H a.m. and 12:10 TOTCJendny-Friday — .Motlna — lOam,w i3r 'Hill»me.-nKe--Fi.V•'i.h Done, on tlia Edge of — 'Clear n.m. the I’lnte'/child cnrrr fifor infanta and activity Wednedne.day — Adull prayer and DiDible Sunday — Church achoochool - 9:45 a.m.; ’’ TWIN FALLfl - F ln t Ai»«a■MBblyofOod p.m .; meal* for fur needy - ft-7 p.m./Pnri.h Thurwlny Th - Holy Euchnriat - 7 n.i crgarten provided during .tudy;y. leen1 Bible ntudy for ;r.-ar. hijhigh; wor»hip - 11 a.m./lhe Rev,i{ev, Rlcharrl Klcin'a Hnll Ot0LENN9 FERRY - Grace EpiKfl:icepel timcforaKe.3-kindcrK — 733^3*9. childreidren'a Bible video nnd atudy iK-K-fl); mea.nge - T he Saving UfeUfeofChri.t.- Sunday — Chritlian educatlDrilion/all agea — Wedneadayf —- .Men'll Dible aludy — 7 SuSundny — liiily E.ich.Viat — 9n.m.m. worahip. m. BURLEY - UoiUcJu d MethCKilM, 450 Eaat childrenIren a DihIp .luiiimg igrndea 3-C) — alell nl 0 ;« a.m.; worihlp — 10:.V) n.m,n.m. ibroadcotl a.m .; CMtdren'an'aMaaa-9a.m.; Mna^- Friday Fr — Holy Euchnn.t - lOa m 27thSt.,b7H-'21M. 7 p.m.n. REFORMERMED v/R«v, D riuin; 12:10 p.m .; CCCD (Hrade. K-C) :i:45 G ______IMSft.m. TWINWIN PALLS —(3>urch ofthe Naxareiriri. Sunday — Suhday’achoeichoor--D:H] aTm,;------Twriduy=-CroiinrefDr-jTcthocth —Tjr.w;------T hurnflay—"?-Mn-.— RT-HT-Hâ'irio'—JEROM JE E— Cai1./Rev. V rie.m an'. ■ Miaiioncttca, Royal UanKcra nnd adult Uible Fridny - Comrommunion .e rv ic e - H n.m.; Thur.dny Tti - Holy Euclmn.t - no.iloon Sunday — Sunday m /tlie llpv. l.urn Kfdnrr- Doane'ine'. mp..aKe - 'Endurance•r of mraangf — Fruit of the' SpilSpirit: U)re." Maa. ~ 12:\r1:10 p.m .; Sncrnm enl of SHOSlONE SJi — Oiriit Eplaeoptl, w nrnhip- 10::i0n,m/ .uidy — all nlT pm . iplntion.' M ondax-Aerobica —-55:; :3 0 p.m. HeconcinallonI — 5-Gp.m. S.ISundny - Holy Kuclinn.t -- <1rtn • BAPTIST Kery(rrygmn clna. Kraduniion — 7pm in. K.Rh and Union 14.,, 3:^32fi-M24. rrtiremremenl center-in.r.i.try — 0:30 p.p.m .; Fail, nnd Buhl. FILER - Plrit BapUil ChurchCh. - 320- a3IAPEL iA OF PRAISE Fnday Fr — Holv Kuchan.l — 7 n in. piicopal; Sundny - i:ifc..ca.ca - 9:45 a.m.; wonhip vi.itati.) Wcdneadny — Sunahin.ahine circle — 9:45 •U16 .. TWIN FALLLLS - Chapal of PriU., TWIN T^ FALLS - A.cantion Epii U ».rll H. C.renlhouap a Tuea.ueadny — Single Agnin — 7 p.m /c/child u m.; nerobica — 5:30 p.m.; p.m youlh — 7:30 Sundny — Sundny »chooV»ltall «akir* — Q:30; ' Campiu Commonnon. Mall. 7H-a2a. 731-1:■31-124«. — 11 n m /the Kev L It .. n Church Worth.’- cnrepro■ provided pm. coffcc — 10:30; wor.hip - 11II . a.m J"Living Sundny - WytWyr»hlp — 10 o.m./meiangt — Sundny Su - llnly Euchnn.t -- >■H n.m : m.-xi.iir - 'Whnt . chiir'nl fello%..I.ip - noon; youlh yoi —7 pm . ' Wrdnp'rdnr.dny — Men'" frllow.hip breakakfn.t Fnduv — Aerobic. —-5:30 .'):3i pm. Alwvo lhe Snake U n e y o u lhh fellowahipfel — 7 -QuenchinK Vourour Thirit;" cliildren a church chur:burcl> .chool m u.ic - n.iu.; \dull Ilible .tudy - 7.:i() - tiI :V) a.m ; puppet minialry — fi p.m.;p. WENDELL - Noww LifeLl Commusltjr p.m.; v.'orship — H p.m. - 10:45 n.mI.; .; pvrnint! w or.hip - 0..10 Fuel;::uc!wri.l - lOa.m.; KYC - eniwnkrr. ’ Tue;4/.y Ti - Thnft .liop - 10 ft m ; llibU- P m n.lrd Mctl.odnt Womrn K>d.. A]April nov.er. nnd men'a fellowahiiihip - Sundny — Sundny .cho..chool - 9:45 a.m.; Hunitny — Sundny achool>l -— OA'j a.m .; Mqnd'ny-Fridi.■idny — I’rnyer nod prnixe — 7 .ludjitudy — 7 pm . Tliiin>day — L'n.li -. 7 a m ; Cir«l.-. - 2 p.m ., wwompn . group - 7 :K1 all at 7 i wor.hip - 11 n.m./thn./the Rev, John ■ momnK arrv.ce - 11 n.m.; prnprn>-cr merling a.m./niapel. Wpdm'adny — iluly Kuclinn.t — Thur'hur^.dav - Men - prnyer group --6::*! Oldenliurgi'f » me.aageaage - ‘Family — r>p m.; I'Ve rune acrvicp —7-7 p.p.m. Tup'aday -- l*n.>rr nnd prni.e - 7 ihbl.■iiblr .tudy — '.In.Ill ; tlinfl ^l>op —-lO H n m pm ■tlow.hlp activity: rollrr .md 7 ;i;«) a m Tommyknockcr; llihle atatudy H ...pim hty;- and 7:7:30 p.m./Rev, Wcdm-adny - lliblp ^tudyudy nnd yiiulh p m./Tim Martenten'ahome. Salurday - Fptio E .kalmK-lOn.m - »:i:.i■:i:>a ni . »oinrn . Kible .ludy — Ipipm.. Oldenburger'a meaange.nge - -Key. to Hniup-7p.m, I Wrdnr.dnyy - V.deo -Spiritui.1 EVANOEUCAL FREE ~mnlevanKi'Ii>m-.fi :)llpni ; zon.->1i-.ki.le 1‘raying.- , TWIN FALLS —Ormeo Daptiiaptift. 7:n-K'J IWnrfure /J(dinII Wiml«-rW — 7;.-*) p m./ninl>rl JEROME Jl - Magic Valley Evairangelical GLENNS FERRRRY - The United i-'rnonn :)nr,--'rj3 - 7 ppm.'Sk.ilrlnn.l ir W edne.dnv - Womenmen'a coffee break -Surulny - Sundny .chuoVnllUnil n»;ri. - !);10 Knday - I’lVrnyrr nnd pralnr — 0:3(1 Prw« ChuTth, iiii'vliii«’nl .li ronir CiiwiiK-mn Methodic Church. ;mr, ■•nday W.o.ipn'. llible M.idy ~- 9.;iil llil>l.-.tu.ly-;i:4.’inm . n.m.; wor.hip — 10:^) n.m.n-he .m . It.'v, *,Tl. a.m./l.>iiMlrCroCroi.rr»h.inir. .Sunday — Wor«hi|i -• H :») a m. /th.-4 Ur\ T(m1,.v - Workd•kdny - lU n.m. lo I Frid, -ad and f.-llow.hip a m Clnli mri.MK.- - -TliinK* W..We Mu.l Nrvcr Siiturdny - -- l!„ur of l*..w..r- - 7 KaivKaiidall Dnvi., jiinu.r church -- 10I a m , p ni M ew.cornbrrad .hip -- '} ir, n m Il.r Ur^ F.lr^'^'l;■ worthlp • 7::«»F.m.7,m.'Krv C lnli p m 'C-hnprl Sundiiy - W.>r.hir REORGANIZEDZ E D a n m a i Dam. Stout'. m e»a.i«age - -Wh6 S,Kftk. f..r PENTECOSTAL mr»-.i.Kr -•D nvul.T tir KinRnfgnf l-irnrl OF JESUS a m Co,1'•,■(,.ilpiU-xchanKtngp TWIIWIN FALLS— Bethel Temple. amisrop Tur.,Inv - C>ilil.ir»-Spi.rk«rk« (Ci yr. Krnd.- aiR isriA N LimiERAN ‘ LATTER-DAY!)AYSALVT8 -'•L’TT. W rdnr.day - ClChurch HcluM.I - :i ;ili Son,: -Jl _ 3 m ir,ni.; Awnm. («rni!nnil.'> 3-Hi - li r . BUllL— Fir*■i rsl Chriitian Church. EDEN K — Trinity Lutheran, “ ' BiniL-F.ghihnndI I.ocurt,I.« 326-5730 he pickrd up ht achool- wor.loi: Sunday -- SuJSuJldiiy.-<'>ii>..l'nll ai;r. — ‘t ill Sunday S' - Sundny ScK.k,I nndl.il.1.1I.1U Kibir p ni />tudent. will hi- | Sunday — Sundny .chool'all .cho agea — 10 • ' :»inmihe HAOEBMAN - — H agerm aa Uoilcd Mon>Io.I.|n> Fr.d,.>_ l’ray.-r - Wfdnr-dny - llil.lp al.uij'priyprnyrrmr..,.nK a.m .; ^..,rnhlpI,) - 10 4,') a m./thi- Upv. Art cla.. cla. - fl I.’;.! m ; -ur.hip - Io ;»1 ' a.m .. w or.hip - 11I n.m./l'rie.ln.i Betty a mI iTiitiufch nndyov,lhKroup-7 30p.m. Krrun(i'>nu-»«ii|..ii(T — ■Hr.loratiiin;' yo.illi — I1.-V H--v T.mothyl'nrtwnKhl Melhodirt. . _ ,l ,||| Daughnian; temple .chool:hool cla.a - C p.m.; - TWIN FALLS — Magic> ValUy V« OapUat . .13 p.m.; Iifayrryrr mrrtiilB -,7 pm ; ll.lilr W.-dn.-.day « - Wr.-l.dny .cb.Kibnll .c Sundny - Sundajday -cho.il - !*.:i.) n m., T...-i- fellow.hiiv'c..ire.'-- 10.;«laK m.. -.ornlnp - 11 n n.. ,,Uiblr!.Ii..lv-,7':itpm I! Ftllawihip. Woi.hininon St. N..7;tM'?ii .ludy —7::iOp.iip.m. children chii. -3.4.Vni.ii.- ' - :r«Tvice-Hpm._ TWIrWIN FALLS — The I'cntecoafalr . i . . r .Sundny — Sundny «cl»Hil'iillI'all nt;r- - <1 -l.'i Wrdncp«!:.y-y-Tai-k foTce-- 7pm FILER F — Ciovor Trinity, l.iciicalrd :i' .• n in. Irr JEROME — Unit« Trrribl.- p m. Sun.'lny - Sunday .(I1...I nnd llll:llililp "tudy Similny — Siindiiy 'unday — |-Iin->t.an pducalion cin.v.■M'Vnll SKVENTH-DAY ADVEDVENTIST alURCH • T r .l;' ovi-ntni! v,or»hip - 7 ip.m /linpli.f KI.MBERLYLY — K im berly C hriatl.n - - y‘J :«1n.m , »on.h.p - 10 ;») a mn /thet llrv a ni ; v.oridiip — llI n.mn. nê-•. - 10 a III j.n .lo r » me.r-nge -- -Tlir BUHL — Seirorth-DayayAdTttliftQBBCb A Kûth nnd MrxoKr i'nrt'J. Chtirch, TxCH.ICH lloU-rt llol. M.T« me.nnKr - '-My ShrIhrep Hrar Tuerdny - Hihlrlp .1 .tu d y - ll)n m M>-.tei-.ter) of i:n.innw.Trd 1‘rnypr;- family fa Todny - Wor.hip M M-rv -rv ,c e -0:30 a.m.; WrdiH-iday — H.blr .ly d,y — - 7 p m. .Sunday — SuSunday .cl«K>Vall nt;r. - 'I ’l-'' MyVoicp.- My Wcdnrnday — SunSunannah We.Iry eircl.' - w.ir.liir.liip - :ui p.m /pnnt..r » me..;.^■!>gp — S.ibhathScho.. .v.on'1'itia llul; lluUtulli circle I n . <;u.k1» an.l "Theê 1ll»ealh-DayAleyAdrantiftCbur^ S.M.Iny - Sunday .clmclcil - 9 :i>l n.m , and Hitilr Study'»!y.Mu.w.— lipm HSunday — Sunday «luiol and n.lullnil llil.lp 2pm Tup.rup.day- Wumrnr-n.imnlne.-M'M'nm Todny - S;ibbalh SchoolScho fur all nge. - - United Methodiat, W.dkVednendnv - llo.lv llii.lder. - childr.-h » i-Iuircli ..ml «nr-lcifbip - f HI ir. .Miindny -11.-ll.M r.Iu a)'ll..U -.--7 p m cl;i.cla.. - l*n in ; v..,r»lup w.lti c.miniiimuoion - .. KIMDERLY — I ii.m.'llu- Hrv. Dnii .\lcAlrf.. «. mr..l.K.. .. Tu,-vl,.y-CI- Chrinll;... Woll.rn n KrlUm:.llip 10.; m e ..a u r - -tlU. v.fivp locat.on. - call 7;CI ':i7J .,r :r^l-2>irj:r^l TWIN FALLS — Sovenoventh-Day Adrerdiat . InilH-ral.v,'. of .p ».ir»liip ‘>Pln. llrfiirellx-Thron.-11<' Sundny — Sund.ivd.iy -cbooL.ill iitip. - !l .1) forinfdinf.irmnti.m Qiurth nnd r. ;«1 a m , wornliip -- Ill a m .thr IIpv 1),.|.- TbuTbur-dny - liap M.ni.try - Id p ih./H.'V, McAl.-r'- m.->.i,iK.-Kr - T liria ia.r. Wi’ilni'vjayy Sp.nrrr«l.v-Wh,rlyhinlVJrt - M.i.-Jay ^ — 0»iJ-.rii.utiun - J.IW ' “ ' "Todny - Sahbnth SchoSchool fur all age. - ,-p - CiK.d S',«s.;' cotrre >.,ullilillilk.dyhiuldnn.-7::«>pm. i.nd lhrS .-» Ai;.-Miivrm.-iH.- C»drt,-.13lp*1 p n. - Pp mni .MrtiKiT » mr..nKP - !> 15 a.m.; wur.hip .ervinervice - 10 M a.m. ia ni nnd « fpllnvKliiii — 10 :m , Thur».or»Jap - lla.m-U»;UciV*V.iiA..c», 11 jr y....1h y.. P ; jr. ar l»mPnut ftho(l.'-i nir..aKe --B p:[iprore"tiir~.rnTinnrnTnii' i^-Kt' mVrting ■-"7-,.;4l> KoVr JoJoyl cliildFrri'n m^n.'age - «i.Vilip~‘ ' Today _-S,,,-v!ce--•/- •i'.no p.m.-lhe-Rev,- * Kfv.n I. llu-.lcm « m.-i.-.ni;rr - -The Dcmhlr li.xli V”iH. --7 7 p| m ThiThrone;- Immanupl l.uthernnnn Scb0.1l pm/rrll.iv..hiptl-il!,11 Wondrmd. .and Found;- ordinnl.on>n and U on Jackrwm. Ili.trictlSu|>rnnlendent. So{) Stanilard; llililc- >twlyly .-7 p m -h -,ll.y Moiul«, - H.blr -ludy 7 ;ifi l>upi.pli-rrn I'ui p rr.rn l Cod-- W..r.lrd — 111 I.'. MURTAUGH - — United Methodiat, 423- inntnil.inllnt.on of Kider'ch.ld care pn.vovi.lrd, Sundny — Sunday .cluKil/nll .clui nKC. - 9:45 llrv. i!ui.Kii. p m.llrntuniin I. m ; in-.U.UalionoflW Krv. Hnrolrold Baudpr till, iuncliricl«-on-no...i n.m .; w or.hip — 10:45 10:4! a.m. and fi:45 ' TWIN FALLS — Flrat UnliUnited Brethren. \V.-Jnri.i!ayay - -Mrn-. i.n.l womrn i. - - 2 30 p m./llir Uev. Urucece Kolanb .Sunday - SundayJay . cIkxjI and nuraliip — U Wedm-.dny Wee - Wor.hip - 7-15 n m' pm/m e.r-ngp.l.yilpv. Jn,Jncknon. JEROME - The Kirat Preabytiyteriao Ihr Itrv l,oy.l iink. wrll.. :iirj:Vt Tliird A \r. di-ciplr-hipr!i..^!l..^r-. -7.;»H*p m .,>.-iik.nK.-]H- recpptitmfullo.... a.m./thr llev. Dalellie MctlKcr'a me.aagr - JE l lurch. Wpdnridny — Biblee ntudyntu nnd prnyer — 7 Ka»i,7:H-7!n2 ThurKjayy ll.bir i.tudj - 7 9H0SU0NE ! — Our Savior• Luthoi;anI f.ood .S-pw.;' .rcoi'Cond or..ion uf Chri.tinn Churcl .Sunday - w„r-liip -- ll a Ml /Rnndv in-Uarllryn,n O Oul ulr««h. or 733.;r774 Cnrr (liv.nK v.ork.1k.hoi. - 7 p m./Kimbrrly Sunday Sun — wofiihip----'io::wr-i:Tn~ H.l_^— H) n.urclifrllow.tupha)hali. cnn-pTV prov.drdxli.' Krv Jack Well.' me .Inckrv.n-. .nr«...Kr - T1--r Cl>fimrch ana Tl»- TWIN KAUJt.Ifl — PiratChriftUn. 7;ct-iJl'J Suiiday — Sundny .chool h.Idren T/ii» i'» n j)ub(jc «crv)ce «cr^ Jeiigned to .Stair; ihr Krv. lx>d Elnkovll»vir- mr»»,ii;r - Sunday -. SiSunday i.cl«oVlill nUr" - f 'M a.m n r ./U nilrd Methodiat Church;•h;-no-ho.t Monday — Wonirimrnn.iuill.nK-7 pm. — ‘I■I Am n Stranger llrrr;' ich. .m l.*cd to church achool folkillnwing announce cfiurc/> K-niceaI'icea, c ltu o i >nd other ' Thr Art of Aff.rn.nli.ir.,'• p.aluvk,m dinner .. m.. ».ir-h.p-ip - 10 :<} n m..a»r John I'^riili .uplH-r «uj — C p.Ill /Mnnhattun Cafe;fe; worah.p -r.ir.ilny - Biblrblr .tudy - 2 p.m./Mnrinn di.m i childn■ildren'a wrmon); M-n.nr youth grou| follovrh; rvrninK -erv.c-• - 7 pm /llihir J r ; morninKnK arrvic.) Iirondcnat - 1:10 aerviceAlw: aer Hrv. Kred E W-r.lerhohold - 7 .3 0 Wall oup — 7 functionn To/i»t yourchur church functibna ttnd ra-/fcllDw»hip hnll. .lu.ly. p.m.'rndio aUtiUtiunKLIX; evening a c rv ic e - p.m./Chn«t p n Church Kpi.copnl Wrdnrndny - YcYouth - 7 p.m./Kimbcrly v.m Jt a not;ce »rl/i the name, nan addreit and MoMonday - Dible Study - lO n.m./fi Wi-rtni-adny - Children1 nnnnd Toiith Hible 6pmIr Mudy W rdtie.dnyIny - Adult nnd youlh llil.le 2Ufi 2)f, Filer Ave* Ea.t, 7J3.7fC0 • • I Thuraday - UniUnited Method.«l Women- rwm. . and funcljon on aeparaterate linei. to the' 7>mea- Sunday — Worahip and comtrnmumon - Murtaugh - 2 p.m.Tl, WoWodneadny - Junior h.gh yuutl .Ivuiy-Tp.mtm< , “* Sew ,, !>.0. Box OiS. TwnTwin Fafla, Ida. 53303, H:16 and 10:4S a m./tbo Re<). LLawrence TWIN FA U S Pirrt UJsitwJ Methodic, p.m/pm /pool room. TWIN PAI'ALLS — V a lle r C hrittU a fl:l _ 2 attention .Va/a Rhcani*■ama each week. The IIAPEL iDi.cipleaofCh’Chri.l),733-322. V Ve ed d e r'. meaange — ■^"onrirmimed in the 733-W7i ThiThur.dny - Afternoon circle. CALVARY aiA T it* — a deadJine it noon on 77)ur»thurada^t TWIN FALLS — CalraryyChjpel.7;c(-313:i Qi .Sunday - .SundayS achool — 9:30 a.m.; Faith;' Fa educational hour/l>ro.dc.d c aa to v er Sunday — Suixla;>day School/oU ag«a - 9.

- . . . S a tu rc ^ , April 1£1 5.1989 Timoo-Nowc, Twinn FFalls,q Id.ih6 • A-7

...... ' • r Idaho j i u d g e to rule2 on opi^positio >n Jonnes; Courrt won't ccomplete! ely J S oveerturnleitgal aborttion ^ linng ^ ame scrreening ; (AP) — Republican Attomemey General involved in abob ortions. to nurssing ho 9 K PL D U H G U prison term s BOISE (AP) - Afterer hearing need for 'actictive treatm ent' and can’tjn’t be ony belter lhan the federA]fc Jim Jones is nolnot expecting the U.S. Supremreme Court lo An attemptit loi al least remove those pri. month. Some almost 90 tninutes of additionalad other forms of care( that might not be reguugulotions, which are no good go at completely overturnovf its 1973 decisionin legalizing1 failed in thoJ statei Legislature last mor pushed to changc thc state; lawla' now for arguments, U.S. Distric.rict Judge available in a nursingn home. 11.' all." a b o rtio n . lawmakers pu iteme Court decision could1 comoco before .Marioa Callistcr announcdiced he will But nurainnng home operators Lojck Lo also argued thntnl thc Hut after joiningjoi ottorneys gen’eral,l fifrom other fear the Supre idatory prison rule as soon as possibl■ible on u n co n ten d th e reqijircments rec arc vague govcovemmenl has no righl lo imposeir stales in backeking M issouri's bid to regain rof state next winter’s) session8 opens and thc m andat :edurc, Jones 'sentences woul)uld bc on thc books until then,len, ;ittcmpt to block a federalral program nnd that impleplemcnlihg thc program .suchuch standards on thc odmissssion of authority to banbai tisc controversial proced' dieted that whatever new discdiscretion the requiring patients lo be screenedscr for will create a backlogb of patients in privirivatc paying customers to nursingni sara he does cxpectcx] the court to grunt statetotes increase Jones predic »uri case will mnntni illnpss or retnr^ntiiIntinn before hospitals wailiitiling to get into nursing homiomes simply becatce the facacilities __rcgulatory powc)w er, _ ■ Supreme Coururt gives states in tho Missour Jopted by itutelawmttkcrs. ' admission tc nursing homesn es. A t sta k e in1 ldnho,’he Id t()T3 ihTR ifts CollAllege'Young "be quickly ado }r m atter, Jones said the dramaticallydro Thc hearing Fridaylay .before X hc screeningS regulatiation has 'created: 0 R e p u b lic a n sI on o Thuraday, is the timele frame for On another s Idahoans arc paying for gasogasoline do not Callister was the third thisthii year on ^ I ■ abortions ondd nln whnt ptiint they must bc preformed higher prices 1 >t of confusion, a] Ilot of hardship. I out of lino. It^aho Health Care i^ssociotion ® * in hospitals. Currently,Cu an abortion in Idahdaho after the appearto be o' 2S up ak much as 20 conts aa gallongo in tho nnd Idaho Hospital 'AsiAssociation fonwrgoodI rreason.^------13th w eek o f p rjp re g n a n c y m u s t b e dono in a hoBpital,h _____ With prices eeka to around S1.09 for regularrci and lawsuit soeking-n perm po aTitrnf" ' • S upremrac o Court is scheduled to hear;ar iarguments laat few wee — Donald Looiek unleaded arorounfrthe stole, Jones saidlid the major injunction against thee pf r o g r a m , J ’ on 0 M issouri1 coseci laler thia month. 1 increased charges by thcihc m ajor oil which was implementedJ nationwidea health care aassociation.attor>rney should the2 hhigh court return full authuthority over reason was i —— abortion to the±e slates, Idaho’s current lawla' calls for companies. on Jo n . 1. •nia attorney has filed oI suitsu against Callistcr refused to0 block1 its homes. In th(the meantime, the suit recc•eccive Medicaid or Mecedicare immediately y: making the procedure: illegalil and A CaliftJrn: •0 of thc .-.jjjjpggjjjg prise ■ging negligence in c re a tin g'the the spill...... implementation in Idaho3 inir an order contends, the:he nursing homes will rein•cimburaomont for the caro •ison sentcnccs on doctorss and-womena- Exxon, chargi E u r g e d issued Dec. 28, but allowc'iwed nursing lose revenuele and hospitals will be majnajorily of patients. He a r a l o r y » home operators to screcrcen patients forced to keep;ep potienta with no real Callrallialer to issue a dcclai — nithiff-lS days after admisinissionr-That- prospect off bbeing reimbursed for jud|judgment thnt the progn,r a m iB j Q U e:s: S Wants to.o^suppress ivictims' narames order remains in effect. th o ir e x tra cxfcxpensoB. uncjnconHitutional ond ‘unprecedented intdrferencece-with - BOISE (A ssion to reconsider its refusalal to employers to ask forr a an, n y h isto ry of A federal judge in Texaexa8~grahted 'It’s creatc(itcd"a lot of confusion, a “uiT] (AP) —' Attorney sessic ipose mandatory minirousum sex abuso, if tho pcrsoi‘rson will havo an injunction against the program lot of hardshijihip, for no good reason.” ;he the contract rights of healtl1th care General Jim1 JonesJ says he plans impo ison term s on child abusers anda responsibility for• supervising si Feb. 21 until the U.S. Deps'epartmcnt of said Donald1 Lojck,L a Boise attorney pro'providers. . to try againn w^ ith 0 proposal to prisoi ■ug dealers, even if it meansi thet children. ' • Health and Human Servi(rvices issues representingig tht e Id ah o H e a lth C a re But B MicMfet DcAngclo,, deputy< forbid publicotcotion of the namea or drug ate m ust build moro maximtnum The attorney gener•neral also he rules and regulations ass requiredre by Association. aattorney ttc general for Healtilth and identifying mtmotler about victims state c u rity p riso n apace. may ask tho U.S. SupiSupreme Court law. The American HetHeolth Care He saidI Health1 and Human Welft’elfo rc , s a id th o s ta te is monandated of sexual abuseuse. . secur "Wc need to construct additiotional to declare that the IdahoIda! Supreme organization Services andid the Idaho Department toLo carryc out thc progrom byly Health h wos onee oof several mcoaures "W Association, the parent on aximum security prison spacece in Court misinterpretedited its ruling of the Idaho group, alsoIso filed suit of Health and a Welfare had no ond and Humon Services, whichh in: turn the attorneyy generalg will present maxi •der to keep child molestei;ers, banning the use ofvictim vic impact againsi the requirementents in U.S. regulationss ini placc on Jan. 1 to was wa: required to implement)nt it by to the Legisliislature, he soid in a orde ay to the Idoho Viclim drug■ug p u sh e rs a n d violent c rim iwin a ls s ta te m e n ts in c a p itaII l ccc ase s. District Court in Washinglington; D.C., provide guidaidance on how to conduct CorC ongress. speech Friday And since Health and WWclfore Rights Forum ihind bars for longer periodsis of The Idaho court. ruledrul against , — thi»^veelfc------tho pre-odmimission screening. Tho A im h e re . behir me," Jones said. 'That will costci tho iiao of such Q state,tatejnent in the The program calls forr basicbt "Level state adopteeted rules on Jan. 6, but receives reci more than two-thirds■dsofthe He said Idaldaho’s criminal justice lime, Medicare and Medicaid fun lOney, but crim e studies shiihow sentencing oPJaimi1 ChflrboneauChj in 1" screening of prospecti\c tiv e n u rsin g L o je k sa id thithey were based only on Md anding it system has movedm from where it mom LIS and unresponsive” tharlar longer term s of incarceratiation a Jerome (Jounty caseISC andi ordered home patients befor.e admission adt to draft implerlementing instructions distributes dist to heolth care pnoroviders was "c'nllous K.y K. fmm Honlthth and Human Services from fro: the fe'derol govcrrTnment. five years ogoogi to the rights and forir serious i offenders is co:ost- reaontenbing on'thathat and other DeAngelr5aldr“thr5tattrha ttim »-of-«rim €9rto-a—effeciTectivft4o.the long run.’’.------______gfom yjg,__ _ mentally ill or retarded.1. IfII th e re o re t h a t d id nothing nc to clear up Del has^crj' ”~riccdi uf victi it should much improve3vcd responae lo those He said he will try again onor a "There is no reasolason why the indications of a problenlem, a more operators'corconfusion. liltle littl choice as lo whether it ent this needs. roposal to provide counscH c o m prehensive "L evel 2’"screeningis ’ s( "They aree builtI on a foundation of or or should nol implcmen p ro p •ling aurvivore of a mur15.500. Lane Jonos saidd Friday afternoon in a resolution res rejecling sewnge i C a m b r id g e , a s k e d S15, regulations adopted by the t Moss. Driggs, asked &MW and Harold letter to Healeolth and Welfare Director rc| Health and Welfare about 3' Durfee, Almo. filed. a claim for R'ch Dono'novan, the Legislature He ago. S2,000. passed a resresolution repealing a rule ag 'Peacekeefjpers' to helfIp officials , oversee minarch againsst racism . |W Gapel rugs. no' n COEUR D’ALENE: (AP) - Law will coincidcido with a gathering of i availaBle at enforcement officialss in i Kootenai racist "skiikinheods" at the Rev. / County Mil have.somes helph( ensuring Richard Butler’s Bi Aryan Nations ^ next week’s march agaagainst while- Church comompound north of Hayden , supremacist activity iss non-violent.tK Lake. ButlerJer lias said ho will iasirucl ^ Lisa Anderson of Coe;!!oeur d'Alene, people alterlending his conference to o rg an iz er o f th c A p ril1 22 march and avoid niingliigling with marchers. < head of Citizens for>r Nonviolent Ms. Andciderson said she expects 800 ^ 3 ^ i m j m y ^ Action Against Rac{acism, said to 3,000 mainarchers from throughoul . ... Thursday that thee group has the Northwewesl ond elsewhere. ■ Pet Show I recruited "peacekeeperslers" trained in' P*** non-violent tactics to keepkei marchers i \ ^ ... Saturtrday, April 15 I in lin e . The group hopes8 to' prevent - S e e M agic g i V alley's V ogue incidents that coult)uld lead lo I confrontations withlh police or / D o g ujes e and Cool C ats I counter-dcmonsirators,''s, she said. / ' J as theley com pete in the I s a id 30 Ms. Anderson \ tollowincng four categories: I peacekeepers have beebeen re c ru ite d . y j j m M M jt/owner look-dlike I and m archers will be askedasl to follow - a non-violent code2 on f b e h a v io r . • ^ ^ • Mosost talented I prohibiting verbal abua b u s e , d r u g o r ' " I f e - ^ / '■f', I • Ugligliest mug I alcohol use and thc1C carrying i of ■■■ A ■' -Bes2sl dressed I weapons or item s that thi could be BrTI • con.stnjed ns weapons.5. . ; • The "Walk for Rnciiicial Ecjuality" , c Cat Show 2:00 pm I Ppg Show 4;00 pm _ _| > ^ c r o v e r _ Man backs tru ount St. Helen's Trinity ^ Center Court I wife at packiri!ing plant FIo\owerine Plum Flowering P e a r \ ^ ne hordier. nnk flowers in A 55.ycor.old 5t»irs. Ome ilnny duV MOORE (AP) - A ly Spring, Purple leaves .ill prrntolusr woman has died of)f injuriesi she • Honorary panel of judjdges I suffered when a Iruckfk'^HvUifbylitn— c * . - Al Fogleman —KMVT cFchannel 11" I husband riin over her•r ala the Hi-Alla H Joonalhan ric Drew — KMVT CChannel 11 I Packing Plgnt. Lila Shaffer of T n Darla Slurtevant — Nutrii Systemsi I AuthoriticB" said Lii Red Flow ering "Winter Gem" Moore had just finishedled weighing her ^ ^1 h u sb a n d 's p o ta to tr u cckon k i the plant's MClorse chestnut B o x w o o d ______I scale Wednesday flfteme m o o n w hen she Spi!Spikes of red flcw ere in ljrte------leaves ihrougSoui the ycjr. Easy walked behind the truclruck to the north 1 Spfinjring. Valued for co m p aO size. prune Jf>d ihapc, ^ _ end of the building an d d w ' as h it a s th e > k/lagicValUley Mall vehicle backed up...... 1 s a i g^ ! ■ N o)w w open< every Saturday untilitll7;00p.m . J r

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I ’■fiia Wo'Qd — ■ Sovitesters died( MOSCOW (AP/VP) — Soviet Georgia's Geoileorgia's KGB chief for two months, n Gerasimov, epealipeaking at a Moscow : give a reason for the leaders removedcd the republic's Com- wasi'as clccted to rcplace Patittiashvili. briefing, did not giv )rgia but eariier said munisj- Party chief chi and premier Fri- Gunlumbaridze, -15, previously sericn-ed as shakeup in Georgij ad acccpted responsi- P H B , day, five days afleraf troop.s dispersed partlarty leader in Tbilisi. Georgia'ia's capi- leaders ihere had i protesters in a bloody melee that lalal cityc of 1.2 million people.- bility forbrderingtligthc troops to clear a killed 19 people.le. The KGB chief was Premier Pi Zurab Chkheidze alsoal was square of pro-indeindependence demop- __ named party lead2ader. remiemoved at a separate meet;eting of strators. At least:ast 19 people were 'lôbo'dy’andid n o th in g c an 'ju .stlfV "GooiJoorgia'R PresidiuTnror topr pf dvcm - killed b)- official counl.cou •' - - - - — •- thc deaths of ininnocent people," said mennent body, thc official liississ news The republic's;'s C ( om m u n ist P a rty Foreign Ministerter Eduard A. Shevard- agerigcncy reported from Tbilisi,i. Nodari newspaper Zap'a,’a Vostoka.\ in un edi- 'nadzc, thc forme•mer piirty chief in the Chitvhitanava, a Central Commiltiltee sec- torial carried in1 partpa by 'l^s.'!, placed southern republicblic who was dispatched reta■etary, w a s. n am ed th e new■ head I of part ofthe blamele forfo the bloodshed on lo his homeland:id after Sunday’s blood- -the:he republic's government, Tassis s s a id . G eorgia’s p a rty■ leaders, ic? saying they . ___ shed, in a spceccech to the local party Georgia's G president, Otari couldn't escape responsibilityresf "when a plenum that mode.i m the leadership Che:herkeziyarul5^tfo-cd-U j-TCsigii, r puliticahiecigionn lakenla by the leader- i out, unfortunately, in . ch an g es. andmd the m atter will be considiidered at ship was carried ou C o m m u n ist Party Pi First Secretary thch e n e x t se ssio n o f G eo rg ia 's Supreme Si such a way thatL it,ledit, I to heavy moral, Dzhumber I PatPatiashvili, who had nc- Sovijovlct .parliament, which isI cmpow;-i ethical an^cl humanlan losses.' ccptcd responsibsibility for the tragedy, erec;red to rem o v e h im . Truss said.d- • Iâd his rcsignalnation accepted unani- Tass Ti quoted Shevardnadzee a s say- H ow ever,' Z horatorab Lomidze, deputy f mously by thcc i party's Central Com- ingn g th e le.HSons from thc inoideiient were director of thc officialoffic Georgian news p j mittee after "hech e ate d d isc u ssio n ," said "difl■difficult and bitter," adding; thattl the agency Gruzinformbrm, said by telephone Foreign Ministristry spokesman Gen* . evei3vent# were "detrimental" to Presi- from Tbilisi thatIt thelh officials were re- nady I. Gerasimcmov...... denJent Mikhail S. .Gorbachev's'5 re f o r m - p l a c e d ' becnuse-thcfthcydid not maintain Givi G. Gumb:nbaridze, who has been polipolicies. o rd er in th e city," ^ Taiiliks unsei>ttle BallItic residdents 2 ^ M O SC O W (AP) (Al — Tanks and ar- T\ieHday T\ie in Tashkent, the capital ca of 'There was paniiionic nnd indignation. ” i morcd vehicles:les rumbled through Uzbekisuin Uzl in Soviet Centra.ra! Asia, hc said, "It was3 seenset ns a provocation three restive cciti ities in th e B a ltics th is following folli a nationalist mcetirtin g S u n - a n d an efTort loI exertexe pressure." *r^ P week, frighteniiining residents already day, day according to .Moscow activtivist Vik- Ivar Kezbers.s. a a secretary of the shaken by a fatfatal clash between the tor tor Rezunkov. There were no m lanks Latvian Communi;lunisl Party, appeared militaiy and demonstratorsdei in Soviet and and no curfew, he added. on television in1 RigaHi 6n Thursday lo . G eorgia, a ctivfists ist and journalists said Residents F of downtown Riga, Ri the join the public; complaintscoi and deny . caipitiiJcaip o f L a tv ia , woke up MoJondoy l" uMilion.1, "a " mon.strous number aimed ain both fonvard and side of troops" apfappeared Monday and a at t tht e m . G rigoriev .snid. Vikhalem . Friends, relativeIves place flow ers and lielight candlcs at thc site2 ofo dem onstrations, dcrepares tot assist 70,00(lO Somali1 refugees len tili o n UNITED NATI0N5)NS (AP) - U.N. In idditioii,add a war broke oui he- agencies aro prepariniring a $-10 m illion iw eenEthiopia a n d Som alia in 1S)77 0 program to assist 70,0?0,000 Somalis dis- forciinlro,trol oi^tlie O âdun. placed from their horrKo'mes by war, offi- A boutat 70.000 Somalis are dis- cials said Friday placed in their own nation. ôtat(0 Mag^ b e m oore. U.N. ugencifs haveave been ask ed to submit a report onm \the pnigram to M E the office of Underscirsecretao'-General EED t CASH I S n i p e r . 1 by A pril 2-1, said f WhenyouutradeuptoS Abdulrnhim Farah bj w h o n you b u y a n y agency officials, speii■peaking on condi- ■For » Your T rad o in y o u r o ld tillofler Of m o w e r now a n d sa v e whe ^rs S n a p p e r tille ra n d hill*iller-(urrow erat ro g u lar retailII price.pri Light a n d e a s y tion of anonymity. _Grrowe I'ou g o t S n a p p e r d o » € 1 Her p a c k s p le n ty o l p o w o r You ( facation? • to m a n e u v e r, th is tille S om alia h a s a popiilalion po; of Fofdd MotorI Co. will give it pondabilitywithleatuituros like tho innovative tinesl e s ______- million nnd is one■ of the poore.^t nn- w h ic h p iv o t slightly loIc o n to r th e g ro u n d nt ju sl lhIho o oulSeeTTteisenMotoisS ThcJ.R.Simimplol C om pany will begirgin signing 1989 imum penotration. Ask aboutut tions in the world. rig h t a n g lo for m axim Idaho potalcilo i’rowinf^ aj^reemenLs onor Monday. Snap-Creditwith nor3 m o n o y dovm a n d low m o nilh lh lyh T h e g o v e rn m e nI t of ol President Mo- today ^ for details. paym ents. Hurry. oHcHor e n d s so on. >% Apri! 17. — — hammed Siad-Barrejre .has been_bai-__ _TU C tling n rebellion byhy the Somali Na- I llUlEiSENMOTORSJ Terms for 191989 contracts are as follo'Hows: tionai Movement for seven years in 7 0 ^^M o ln A v c .E • 7 3 3 -7 7 0 0 the north ofthe countuntr>'. B ase price: $3.656 5 p ercw t ■ ~ ] Qu;uality incentives; .50! ^ p e r cwt (I Total: S4.1515 per cwt

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Canrer native pln>‘^ ththis one'.’ nnimal: One out of 57 — co d o 21:1 Msh Tomlin |0|D|DlllY Ih.' in liiiMKi til r.j)i-:il\ iiliii " riti•'tV, I.. actvKilly I of fivu is sDiiie j.ori of S> Arctic goooo 244 Malodlosh E r TMTT? maki' Mriimiitic iiiinniirKrmc-iic iit." Scortnii ■ „ • k'etle. Q. Don't China's people Oikee an after- , 5B Lerilngrad’a 255 "H " ow h j r t v t r e ])l;iyM rulr. AQUARIUS:S (.Ian. l!(l Kit.. m Tniiiue ■ rivor awoel a —I" U u I nl CiVNCKU 1.1,nu- 21-.luly 2'J2'J'. K.k I.- and prtx'tdiirr cnal)!.'lilies ynu ll) ovtrcoine red Ujm;, lunch lu nap much like the triiditioiio'iuilSpan- . ,,, I Q. \M ril j It mea 60 Mlnu'sculo 266 TerribleT HMa i H M nviilvrii. You'll K 'pl iiam rrs.I. KocusK on piitihcity, pre1111 ^tand, wlialiat to i'X|)<‘Ct. iilalily U> fii iilI wilh w pninary objielives. llu- A.-Nnl since Dec. ;)l, i%M. \. Ilannt'd lanKititje wiWn aII m mi an clenches both fisus 6 Flat boat (Miisisa jlllllyar.-U inallir-; Saijitt.Tr- in front of his ches 62. Zeno — 26 F Spf)tli|;ht rn finnnctrs, invrnlmtmfiiixvi.UK'of mur unil viTL'jli! then. chest and hounre-i them :• 299 Lasl L c h a n c e • 40 in a ao 53 Diminish difTi-renlly. Krnphti.«is nn i;if\.',;,H visit;;, dcsiri- conn<-cli ions of city Pack rats don't li' nation Vou c.ui n-ciive VII’ HH.iii a U ule L im b." Generatioi l’t live in i;arl):i(:e clumps - lowbfoakor agont a .gratltud;udo 54 Bikini top hy family rHniiU-r lo "ki’I loi;io,;i'tliZÎZ2!2$hiic3Iousc;...... ■ . show w ill a ir M a y I6 o n NNB BC. . tho fact .that we've g folo alleges Kennedy he underwear scenes Book sales will bog O'Connor underwent heaheart surgery nphetamlneuse___ bogin Mny 2. The and had his gall bladder removedn at icnjbic-8ccnM,-vfe've— ------New-York-Doilj*“•Ncws7~CDsihopoli--- Ncv - VIEW YORK (AP) - The first•st cx- uin, New Woman and an Emory University Hosplospital in At- d to g e th e r to Tight N E ' and MpCpll's have -pts of an unauthorij^ biogra la n ta. recently. , ^ cerpts Taphy second Bcrinlizationin rights,ri USA To- o f Jacquelino Ja c Kennedy Onassisis will day reported. co m p lain ed th e show ^ publishedpul: Monday, Mrs. Kennedy's's spokeswoman, Former governoro r c a l l s _ rather-than nursing t -Therhe weekly Star,-a supermalark o t -Nftncy T uckerm anrsfV sttid-Fridaythat------r- in to win cash pri ursing profession in a tabloiciloid, paid $60,000 for five para rts it Mrs. Kennedy had. notno comment. MINNEAPOLIS (AP)) - - A pair of n & a o n lO Ii O'CONNOR JOHN MEIXENCAM LOS ANGELES disc jockeys who hold regularrej "Call CARRO, who plays the charac- turns to series Cancels tour K im U lric h , whoies pl in the series, said j In and Wifti days for celebriUesceli - on the NBC * b u t. n e v e r gt>t a call —- wwere aston- that he madede tho call. The perennial dent det handouts, digging in tra: ly those sexy scenes. •' I candidate, who claims for food and killing rodents 'Nightingales,' saj , ished when former Gov. Go' Harold presidential c leagues sym'pathiz u rv iv in g U .S r8 ii* n e ro fth t:—-end-othersmall an< animals. mn>Tjc“ i r ” f o w ~ ^ o p le ' ” 3 j|!j i i i m ' . . Stassca-phoncd in to clainlaim- $99,50 on-- to be last surv don 't lik e to sc tio n s c h a r te r , sa y s h e’ll "She said,she is realty int inning around in their his 82nd birthday. United Nntio: -alwndTinKoIfuiii: iney for his project to imin the project because the s id I'm not one of Hljn WLOl^FM disc jockockeys John use the mone "1 think that th THtSnil-SAT-SUh Jnited Nations, ha'hnve gotten involved in sor : actress, who is mar- JN ^'jKlventyre' Hines and Bob Bergliincliind d e c la re d prove th c Unii Ihad to do all the SH O W S NIC H TlYTtOOM .S tO O BB______i Thursday "Harold Stasscisson Call In po!positive," said Bill Morris, t : director Robert Ul- [rf?; jccject's coordinator. . and nil o f th c - a c n • and Win D ay.'A t 8:45 a.m..a.n' they got kind of banded iilEMB tho c all. L o t t e r yI winner u helps ^ them," she snid rec . i ’Bergie,’' Hines told h In a note accompanying thc Hencamp |n | n i^ T - S U N3 G ' i his partner p r o j e c tfo f t r stay cats Ms. Ryan wrote, "Please t FucrnvB» over the air, ’say good,dm r on..ngto Critics have ic coi e rt plans j!|! Harold Stassen." 3 0 , F la . (A P I - S h e e lah young yoi people involved in tho BEACHES110KI0 10; .si!' Ryan, biggesi;est single winner of a lot- tJutJiat 1 think they're great." -foeuMS on sex ION, re Ind. (AP) - In. M and casts the nurs r a S i l Nick M snln , ’'Well, j’ou're kidding,"ig,- a shockcd “ fy i“*polot in U,S. history, dipped Ms. 1 Ryan, 63, of Winter S J o h n C o u g ar M ellon- •liVi ^ BEACHE j5 million prize lo help a hos ha also set up a foundation^ bad light. jp p e d p la n s fo r a 10- Bergiund said. "Good monHom ing.- h e r S55 The actress, wh t;1 THREE II BARA s l sscn replied. |reupofunuvd iv e rsity s tu d e n u try in g to the needy. She could not bc i m s to have coincided "Good morning.” Stassei ter Allyson Yates fB } fo r m o ro th a n 100 str a y for comment Fridny. c of a new album, his ttnP Stassen told Hincs and Bergiund "O^n^s f( rash cans she doesn’t enjoy t lifyGmvE^ c a ts. he felt first rate. its, birds "Somebody told him andam he called MS’ Rya"-n, owner of two cats, sent . ]Ms. Ryan won thc jackp '' ■ ■■ Thbro“aro' ma"Big Daddy," will be ______in," said producer MarieBrie B a u e r. "I “ 51.000 checleck to the cat project at Fl(F lo rid a lo ttery S ept. 3, 1988. nterested who do enjoy runr DAILY 7a 0 TS . - f t i s n p don’t think he was listenin'ning." ^he Umversiirsity of Central Florida, wants wa in return for her dt lay 9, but tho tour, •lr||; students underwear, and SUN 5 ^ 5 . 7tl Stassen, reached at; his hi home in The group hashr taken charge of ani- Morris M( said, is lo bc kept ir h a v e s ta r te d in Indi- it| have been living off stu- how ho the cat project is going.omething them," said theI nc canceled, manager Hi Sunfish Lake, confirmedied on Friday that ha the pro- ried to casting d ric.h Disorg^ziized ll Letterss bring sspeculatition of 1^Liuhe Singer MeH.iv o rce | Grime 10 p ro je c t scraps conc :;:h FniecrooksM flioatapapian |||i LONDON (AP) -- Lettersi to Vlll broke withw the Roman Catholic pher ph and designer who was ' BL(X)M INGTOI, Princess Margaret Princess Anne from a handsome Church in 153415 b e c a u s c th e V atica n Earl E;i of Snowdon. • Springs, diana rocker lu^licized Jol relationship jri: , a r e o u t b r o b c n e bbak a n i l l . annul his marriage to The Snowdons, who have t' socialite 17 y e a rs h e r , L;-^ aide have raised specul!Culation of a would not a )n to help camp has scrapp wilhiotsrfcidL royal divorce — an occu:currence that Catherine ofof Aragon. > dnd re n . w ere divorced in 1978.e reachcd city tour that waiLlewellyn. Nowspa- jj§ has wrought constitui.itutional up- Each succiicceeding monarch is litu- rem rei arried; aho hos not. with thc release' photographedo them hcavals and brought he(heartbreak to lar head ofif thet Church of England. Despite changed attitude •m anager snys; Caribbean vacations. pi-; tipbJfS Queen Elizabeth Il’s famiimily. • which frowns;ns on divorce. cocountry where one in thretp o t in a Hy, discretion is thc dern royals._ _ _ lij!: ------W hether Aiino's 15-yeayear marriage - -Anne's-sre[•reat-uncle. Edward-VlII,- ringes ends in divorce, som8. All she The album, "B N FR O M ...... M 1- ...... Q iieeh V ic to ria 's heri^, ' to Capt. Mark Phillips)s isi really on gave up thele tht r o n e to m a rr y a tw ice- commentators speculate thidonation, released on Maj AUA vas noted m o st for h is rrji; LL ADULTS $3 JO ja i the rocks or is simplyy oneo of those divorced AmAmerican. Wallis Simpson. will choose to stay ,marinformed which was to ha esses: actress Lillie A tsAWw L cw ro o n J long-distance unions not unusual in inacclebratjra te d - b ro a d c a s lo n D c c . 11. Phillips while leading a s . a n a, ha?i been c II siren Daisy Brooke ^ the British upper classiasses remains he toldlid the nation he could not life. Dountess of Warwick; - A mi p Richard Kay, royal corres 7 jI 5- ajDCSTT3J!SQIii|S? op en to qu e stio n . ing without the support "of , go on a s king laronet’s daughter Al- The queen's only daughter dai and the womanI I for London'ij Daily Mail, argi I p S •15-2 4S HURRY ENDS»►S SOON I r-3*:; I love.-' S A T - S U N in : .Phillips,, a commoner,r and £ fomcr . another royal.div.orce woulc ;v3( 5.7;IS NJCHUYAT!AT9rf» p HiJ )ukc and Duchess of Wind- further tho concept that royal th di^th e th ro n e in 1901 and army captain who runsUMcqucstnan )uple lived in exile, mainly ^family are somehow differe ing Mrs. Keppel until 14 m CHEVYCHASlA S E centers, lead virluolija ly .cparau. He died in 1972 and she in s crcated In the 1970s, 1 liv es. T h e y w ere a p a rI t forfoi more than th c r e s t o f us." ■ lehathlAii' ftekllve had a widely pu^ irrjiH ® TTt* tm t m*»nlnfla 01< iMr. OAILY 7:2S . 9: half the'thnfiJatfi^r.ar. They have ;nr.~3 DAUY7i«.»i50 .9 :2 0 two chil- with a London boi o - ‘3 :3 s two children — I^ter,,11, 11 and Zara, InlhcnKIext generation, the queen's SAT-SUN 1:40-J:3j.,s SAT ^ U N 1 : 4 0 . ’: . —8. He has ^ io r, Roddy L • S:M.7ii5.5:2020 \ 5;30-7;25.9::.9:20 prTrf 7. only sister,r. PI r in c e s s M a rg a re t, gave ' | 2 on sho loved because he ‘ ^ - -/{jers regularly p News of the mysteriounous collection ÎP ^ê man des in a heading off on Cai S h e l l e y L■ oONG i nrf-Ji 8, from Royal yas divorcereed. He wos Royal A ir'’ / t f l S I o f le tte rs lo A nne. 38, I ,ree mar- But, generally lUp C a p t. P e te r T ow nsend------' Hi: . Navy-Cmdr-Timothy.y.Uurenco, I a forcc.Group ime roj;al keyforthemodet - TROOP BE\mY ing princess, then age4..25, ( O- ■ 34-year-old bachelor and e q u e rry a t ' -The young .hat’Aniie ' In cohTfastVQii IfflUflP ation that, "mindful of tho Buckingham Palace, gave ga new life told the nati Qrried to Edward VII. was , SHE'S H lI A R lOOUS! l ^ to rumors which begancn in 1981 th a t c h u rc h 's teaching tc that Christian ^ SA T ' DAILY 7 :1 S - 9 :1 S is indissoluble; conscious ' separate famous mistresE her m arriage is in troubliuble. marnage is Langtry; social i J- * SAT-SUN 1:1S-3;15II ^ ..l l ^ :y to the Commonwealth, I ' The four stolen lettej?.«rs_were deliv. of my duty 1 espondent who became CoiS i . f i j 5?15.7;15.^15 ered last week to a masslass circulation ^ v e resolveIved to put these considem- API rgued lhat and Scottish bar newspaper, The Sun, wlwhich did nol t'ons beforere nnyi others." : ilQ; ______: nd, a dashing Battle of jld "erode .. ice Keppel.. . publish them. Police arean investigat- Town.scnd the royal He came to thc Britain pilotlol and form er aide to Mar- r t m ^ j K T (ON SAT-SUNUN«OM f jy iu i in g th o th e fl. rent from continued seeing i3TOir'>4.AUAUADUITS ■ With panting headlinesines,tlioUibloid gnrcfs fathither, George VI, moved to Qf i i l $>J0 he d ie d in 1910. JO where he married again ' ■B ^l press said Anne and LauLaurcncoarein Beleium wl TRAi?isl HURRY I RKMINAL WEEK Skrli happily, iTfir A THE D r e a m t love. i;Vi| H TmsYiEAR^R'S'B i g ACAD AMYIY aAWARD As usual, the principaipal characters Margarel■et has never seemed to iI j u .. W IN«JNER N E soid little or nothing. findliappineiness. ^ BESTPICTUtrrUREIll Anne carried on withith a p u n ish in g In 1960I she s: married Tony Arm- ^ f T I A [}AHR\- IXMMSOM frum A sc h e d u le o f routine ro;royal engage- strong-JonetncH. a talented photogra- | lA'Drn R A IN IVIAI A N 2 m ments. Phillips, 40, went'c nt o ff to S p ain IMJSnPt M OFmVmam V y ’iT.Vii to see about setting upip ac riding cen- U C I mV Ita 1 TOM CRLISC a ter there, and Laurenceice dropped out N E■ED K C A S H I r iin j i Ja ILY 7 :3 0 - 9 :3 0 rURDA DAiir7M ).r.u o f sig h t. SAT-SUN 1 :3 0 - 3 :3-3 ' 0 SAT-SUN Anne is only seventhth ini line to the Fc=or Y o u r 10______>.-00 • 4;M . 7:00a .»:30 th ro n e — • behind her he brothers V fl lESHOTIMIlCS liniECIHIHIlKTIIOIiEI I P l Charies, Andrew andd Edward,E two a c a t i o n ? young nephews and aa babybi niece- nJraiWMotor Co. wtn give It I-UCI TONY DANN Z A S J so her divorco would.hardly ha bring a tOyOll!«ilSeelhelsenMotais constitutional crisis. oday for details. lUT' ■ I It was riot always so., . ‘ c a i iHE'SoU' over the throne ■ T IIF K F Divorce’ has hung"Ovc y m i married Honry ilSENMOTORS since the six-limes ma lln Ave. E » 733-7700 STREET R ■)H CARS kl afcontimROL as J,; RACE CAI BOATS 11! 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— H~BuslneSs“B3“ “ ■ Classified B5 _ w ■L f S ^ I B f t iiS lBa w ll a y Coach(es opt:to istk HI 9 I I ( h ^ after CClassic: meetL.' ByByURRYHOSTiY. __ ..iiig .tw o of hishil key. sprinters. Jo5n G6ur ^ — Tinrimfy':Vcti-j-u-nfef------;------and DougSUilUihlb{jg, bnck 0D -lh e.tra ck.a a ftef r------over a month'th's rest dnc to ham string pulli DEROME-TSvin Falls High!gh School track Bul the menect ended on a less-happyr* n o te coach Dunne Stands was onlynly half-joking for Durlerwiw ith th e hews thal it might bc - Good monung. It's Soturdny, April FFriday ri night when, afler thee conclusionc< of touch nnd go getting senior sprinter*jum| IG lhthe ( non-BCored Mogic ValleyV Classic, he Mike Ruffcll11 back in lime for district qui fying. Ho pullulled, a muscle running thele 200 Friday's scores aalaaked: "are we for real?'> Stands rather summed up a lotIc of feelings in qualif>’inglg Thursday bul il evidently w for a lot of coaches as they wowound up two n’t a hamstriirin g , '• , daysTSf seeing thelrathklesin’in"good weath- Bill what'}fprompted Stands' question \ er and againsl good competilictilion. come up a school rec•ecord of 49.2 se co n d s by- L American League-JS Swith a lol of noteworthy limesnes and perfor- Pocock- in' theth intermediates. And shele an- T\jmnU)]. tUn»4.Cll>0 chorcd the’ milei relay in a season'ss \ ^------______.mim a n c e ^ ______MiUaukM 8. Clntlind4 Thai was the feeling ofCareyire>^jirls'Coach ^4ll3i7and wonW( th e lO O -m eter h u rd les. N«w Vork 9, MliiRtaou S Christy Mueller took the si notion 7, n.UltTvo«« . \^cV cm ., Jolley, a lth o u g h he siiS]siispicioncd his Junior Ch «, Dttrat 3 n impression in sprints andd was’ second in the triple ju; .... girls were going to make an ir the'relaya. Jerome ^ rls’ coachch Skip( Andrew T hose tw o joinedjoi Minico's Allison Andrev aa - — National League6 WIwos pleased with his girls and boys' coach double winnimers in the distance jumpingng M[inlr»*n, Pliuburjh fl TiTim Dunne was a lol more rela)elaxtd afler we- • S co0 CLASSIC« on Page B2 Chlcim fl, Philidilphl* 4

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NBA to be refpeat chaampions5 l)o;. won S«wYorVl04.Dtln)illOO events, whillile Declo look seven honors) in thc n.llMU».S*n\nlon!onoS . ^Times-News writer U'tih 133. Houitan M girls' compeljetition, TWIN FALLS - Districtct 4 Class A-3 Hansen brokfb: three of the four n£w r -I champions Declo and Glennsins Ferry came records in thetl boys' events and Bob Lar out on top in the Filer Invitai■itational Friday wasinvolvec,'ed in tw o of th o se rccords. afternoon. T he deferending state 200-meter cham a T o d a y . If this meet will determinenc the way that easily wipeiled up the compeiiiion sctlii COLLEGE DASEOAU. the Canyon Conference schoollools will finish, meet recordird of 22,7 seconds in that e\ Collirt of Southtnthtm IdiKo >l Collf(i of Cxi- neither the Declo girls nor the;he Glenns Ferry He also anclichored thc 800-meter relay sc tniUuM 2i.Hi![>«r,Uuh.l pr boys should hove, any probleiblems as repeal thal finishetled w ilh a m e et rec o rd o f 1 ;35. COLLEGE TIIACK cham pions, Kyle Alleilen was in the starling posilic CoII'C* of KoulhinIhini Idiho, tdiho. ll> before .nd HolM Suit «t Bob GibbCibb tui.j.. Dmnre Si.dmm. Declo won the girls' divisionion by 87 points, lhal recordrtl se ttin g relay sq u a d , o u t bi e.easily outdistancing runnerup•up Filet The Pi- thc relay teamtc took to the track, Allenlen COLLEGE HABEHAIX ■ lots, Ic on the other hond. took)k anc eight-point already sel'I iTmeel record in the tripleIc j Simp* II "NinnK»ni!2i.iUrTMnlVk.lp.m. K«! ^ Is junior varsity with q leappof < 42 feel, 9 inchcs, l|ifHltnd4I Mlnln, Ilup«rt. \ictorj’ over the Twin Falls j nurl.T .1 lluhhli, ipm1 " c'club, Declo was the closest. CanyonCc Confer- Declo's Greg C Turnec sel a new i rn r.r TRACK ots any compeli- record in thethi pole vault with a vault of 1 Mmita. lUfl Ilivtfli„r.lT lE .r^ niil, l-i.ii.lwr>. ênce team to give the Pilots lion, Thc Hornets finished1 third th 36 points Junior sprintersp Jennifer Berr^ of GI PIIEP TXNNIH ' Ferry gave•e notice al this meet that she HilhUnd *1 Twin-tnF.11i.lO.ni I tlbehind Glenns Fero'. WocJKi>«rtlT>«mrilli.U In a meet in which a dozerizen F iler Invita- be one of theth' lop competitors in the spri Goodirs >1 Hurlty. ruun. PIIEI* OOLT Itionai records fell. Hansen, FilerFil and Glenns .ScSee FILER on P age B2 Minlro Hi G»mn StSt.t* Car.firanct tcmI. High. Itnd MumnpiiColfCour**,>. I'I-DC.t.lIo.d 10 . m. .HighlatKid, MinicCO squarre I. 7. 3H, M.JM li.pJ* MinnrKfU kl YorV YinVec .1 1“ T.nni. 11.1-Kh & Umh | (•h.mpion.îip off in reisgion shtate will POCATELLO - ll ehearsailforstc'ate ty signed BakersFiL'h'leld, Calif., high .school are senior Terry MinoylOy to a le tte r of in ten t CRUMP ever been shot in this tournlurnament," soid F rid a y 10 play baskc■ikethall. ce By S T E V E C R (perienc .s sports editor M tiw rer more d€lepth, ex T in m -N c irs sf, Minoy, a 6-fool. pointpc guard, averaged "Thai's the best roundd he'she shol for us 14.5 points und 5.-1•1 assists a os a senior on Editor's note: This is llic'ic Ilast in o three- . J . JE R O M Eli! -— The dre.ss rehearsal forr too," .said Boise coachn GaryC Larsen, an East Bakersfielcleld High School team part scries preciewini’ thc10 y/inn^'i fnotball ILastgn a series this year's stntesin high school golftourna- "He's the kind of kid who can shoot a lh a t finished 22-7 lustlaal season. prnspccts of Idaho's three llBig Sky Confer- — — — il almost' liko the real thingg round like thal when he’s;’s playingp' well," ■'This year;ar we have depth and ut tease ast som e 'Terry is a jet,",■' saidi ISU head coach ence teams. i'ilh one exception, Bul Larsen, whose team's tear only loss experienceice in ever)' position, even on ,e h a n d s o f Twin .Iim Boutin. "He can:an explode. He is quick, o n l k o f - ' ‘' t T V n 'lg i state Class A championn th is se aso n cam e a t th e h; fensive line, lir which has been an area™ «1ii.ro „ Dtrcndml ast month at the” plus he is fitudenlt bodyb< president, active By STEVE CRUMP the big-school division of Fri-i- Falls in a dual match last limes-News sports editor we've hatlad problems with injuries- >" •'’C it INvin Falls Municipal Golf> lf Course, said in the youth N/UCPiC P g ro u p und a 3.1 stu- me's Inviuuional Iburnamenl past," ;l -his four-stroke bulge over ovei the Bruins d e n t. H e's been recruiting rC' by a lol of okes over 'fwin Falls. But lasl • BOISE - Boise Slate Universilj'. Ur which Defensiisively. the Broncos have ret I- probably^-'on't be duplicalticated next week- schools." e B winner, Jerome, was benl- led the Big Sky Con starters in 11 of the •' . ,oQu,.! runnerup American Falls, end al the-Southern Idahdaho Conference M inoy join.s twVO o junior college Irans- ference in offense two 12 defensive all right, bu^we could havee tournament at Twin FallsIls MJ uni, fu rs, gu ard RodI JacksonJ. nnd forward years a^'and finished lioiis, althou{ or," said Je ro m e coach Dale!e "Anytime you can shootioot under 300 as Marcus Malone, wh(whn signed earlier in the Big'Sky corr ;1 pretty good, bul sccond in the Big Sky S S ' M"wrcr,«l...■hose ch arg es lo sl lo A m ericann a team, you have lo feel pr week with ISU, in defense lasl season, Keith Moriok tw o stro k e s in th e .'}3-teamn 'don't forgei Twin Fullsills shot a good practicing this "Our two greatII weaknessesv last year is hoping to combine It that comes closest to dupli-i- round loo," he said, "They'hey're going to be because of and shooting, and these 1987 and 1988 in H I stale meet, "American FallsIs much tougher to beatll onc their own were quickness and I grades,and n kids should help in bolh1 arens." said ISU 1989. ■ body back from last year andid c o u rse a n d obviously tough louj lo beat at Tw’o y e a rs ago, th e ^ return in 'rStl ixception they're all seniors." Burley (site of the .stale:e A tournament), Sports Informationion pirector Glenn Al- Broncos ranked first T h e re are te which is a c(uirse they kkno' n o w ," ford. •Tigers, who will liosl the state in the league and s ta r te r s nenl here next ijionth, will gelel Behind Boise’s 299 and ani Twin Falls', U hopes to sign as many ■nid H all, U to u rn n m c n Alford said ISU h fourth in NCAA Divi- fen se a n d , sai ire -chances tn size up lliele 30 3 , B o ra h fin ish ed a t: 312, 31 followed hy fis throe other piaye.lyers. ' ^ sion I-M with an av- genuine comom p«lilion efore then, Tliey play al Amer-r- Capital and Idaho Fallsills nt 318. High- erage of 450,4 yards in a re a s whi icnn F nlls> in a dual match nexl week,k, land was sixlh al 319> andan Minico sev- Jerome netss 112-0 victory toUil offense per Broncos have then fnct lh.the Ueaver.s in tournamentsts enlhal321. gled la s l y e a r e ed a n d B a ri Veis GOODING - JeromJer e blanked Gooding game, bul they fin- )?cuv well twice rnoreb(e before slate. l\vin Falls' Brian Reed iretiy w m R ight now ic S axvik a n d Bo- _ - 1 2 -0 h e re T h u rw laya y afU; im oon iaa-D iJitricL ishcd seventh in the now, I'd say American Falls is lie d w ilh B uriey's Eric S: Big Sky in totiil de- balanced thish.Hspnng ,h,ieUtob ck rail's Jason Maag for secotecond place al 75. ...4Claii,Bdualiiighgh school lennis match. . . to beat, bul I think we can pick fense by giving up an noticeably n ,id "Borah has been loug,ough this spring >oast«d Jerome's season ;trokes on this courso," said The vic to ry bocii average of 401.7 yards th a n a and they're going to be)e hardh to beat in G ooding h a s lo.sl bolh of record to ;W>-2. Goi a gam e, sa id avers finished wilh .'327 thank.sks our region," said I.jirsen,,>n, "I'd' say the ro JS p la y ed . th e m a tch e s it h a s j Lasl year, Boise biggest prob i lore Carter Heinson and senior,or suits today-are a prellyly goodg indication StJite allov.;ed oppo- H ling, who lied for medal honors>rs of who the better teamsns are,a bul I^wis- nenLs an average of w ork ourirx Jt?,"*:’on the par-72 Jerome Counlry,ry ton and Coeur d'Alenele haveh good pro- just 328.2 yards per H th ro u g h sot r.se. Je ro m e followed a l 329,'9, grams and they weren't'1 hhi e re to d a y ” ■ ■ J gu^rae — second only ju r ie s ' on I lh' h o o ir o n - hi was thfrd al 330 and Soulhilh In tho B division, Heiriieinson and Brid- siv e line,'- to Montiina — bul tViA Rrnr, Fremont ancand'Vallivue tied for fourth aat t in g w ere follo'wed by)y Jôme, senior L ead in g ir’s Scolt Thomas managed only 280.6 ,iri"o 3«.K™iU.„illand wa.s a disUince sixth a al l ' C o rln e y M(3ss, W eiser’s yards on offense, r cos' und Salmon's Bill Heffnerfner, all at 79, ivip.iiui<>o.^>0.63.&2 which lefl the Broncos r . j will bc ccn i a probably a pretty good indidi- Buhl sophomore Kadeide Wilson,’ the de- seventh in the league v l M cD ade '■TSt ilale." said Mowrer. "Everylwdjidy fending state-B-rocdalislalisL-.had an un S tew art, P e>rry rr lead H eritage in offtihsive produc- m ore it River, which finished third ala' characlerislic 82...... lion:"*"...... S-- : year, was here today," ■ HILTON-HEADID'ISI j VND, S.C. (X p )'-— Ptwlo eaurlMy ot Th* KJaho SUl.im*iwSTUAnrworKj D ade, th e i better lhan 'they and Kenny Perry shol fT7s But this year may' i A division, Boise prevailed alul- "Buhl's good — belt Payne Stewart and a r- show ed toclay," said Mowrcr. Me "Tliey're ied for the lead after Fri- be difTerent,- says Bronco back<^hris T lusively due to sophomore Car and remained lied third-year coach Skip ‘i T o n e i , par definitely one of the teams lei to beat at lund of the SSOO,000 Hcr- :iey'3 a.slonishing five-under pa day's second Jpun , Hall, . o f th e ball,b{ e arn ed A ll-A m erican hoi stale.’’ ' ilage Classic whiwhile Masters champion ' r a s 0 hoav>'wcight wesllci t u v i '■'ITie f irsl sp rin g we were we: here we were winter i tier at the ' ,.. s. by„ far the best round that'iit'H . Sec JEROM E5 onOl P t t g o B 2 Nick Faldo sholI a 77 and just tpade lhe jusl trying to gel organizecized and last spring NCA/\L nationaln tournam ent. He missedmi; only cut. we had no depth, no depth?pth nl all," he said. • See BSU o n P age B5B2 ______------M —Tirw»-New6. Twin^ farAilfi, Idaho --Saiu ard s), th e B ig S k y la s t yoaryoa: In interceptions' that broke a 2-nll tic. fourth innirning and then singled homo rallied ri to beat the the Twinsn s8 -5 . A lex an d er (>-1,2 ienior Jon Youngblood (20 catches, ca with six and returrturned nine kickoffs lya, they hav e fair quick- "F o r big guya, 165 yards) and junior Tbrry HHefi’ner for 271 yards, iss .working,wi to restore . Hall. The big th in g nosa," sa id Hi 15 catches, 180 yards), but noilot their his eligibility, accordcording to H all, lg for is that size and ^ you're looking xjp pass-catcher, tight end JeffcffLind- 'H e’s still in schoolschi and he's still C u b s c ( o n t i n u el e t h e i r hf a s t s t a r strength, ihouiDueh, a n d I g u a ra n te e jley,.P who gradual^. Findinglg a ro- working on his grades," grf said 'Hall. you the.se guysys will look good g e ttin g ; serious and he says slre ak . ilacem ent for Lindflley has beeoon Hal- 'H e knows we're sor PHILADELPHIA (A?) (AI - This is “ T T T ! o ff th e bus. ' ,'s thorniest problem this sprinjing. that’s what he wantj-ants to do. He's got a ?ar to facc Chica- IN atlitional League Wilh the score tied 6-6,3, after the pi^yjng ass ai true freshman in not the time oftBe year 'Tight end has been a frustistrating chancc." ch W illiam s, w ho ' ' ' Pirates had tied it with fouour runs m 1 988,-Thomas I go Cubs reliever Mitch \ IS led the team in rush- ;>osition . for us this spring becai:ausc wc The search continntinues for a replace- u su a lly g e ts o fflo a fasta s t s ta rt, . Tbm Herr to hit into a force the eighth, Nelson Santovcncni.i drewa i„g „ith SISi yards,yi tho second-high laven't becD able to find anyorone who • ment for Schimmer,mer, who puntw for . •nine last-year," ,pioyflna Chris'.i James to ground out leadoff ], walk from ScottIt Mednn^ freshraanlotal,al at Boise State behind ' •...... '1 s ta rte d -n in e for nii :an do the things Jeff Lindslisley did throe seasons andid partp of a fourth at , Williams said after thehe Cubs’6-4< vie- tofhort, Pinch-runner Otis Nixon stoitoler second t c(j A ll-Am erican C edric ^ ‘or U3 last year," hc said. ''Riglight now BSU, ■ ve in five oppor- ninth, hc threw hia fastball ând moved to third on Med;d»inswild tory and his fifth save i Jie guy to boat out is probablytly L arry "W e're e till a long way from estab- past Mike:e S5 ch m id t for a th ird strik e , npitch. Johnson, who led all majorr Ica- "We've fiat someso, oxccllont people at tunities this year. 3tayner, who’s about a 6-6,-6. 230- lishing a punter,"sr." said Hall. "The Andre Dawson triggriggered the of- Eot Pjnchlchhitlcr Bob Dernier to' guersg with 22 pinch-hils lostlas season, k." said Hall. "Besides pound redshirt freshman, butut we’ve candidates are> (freshman)(I Brad triple and three gnmndoutut and Ricky Jordan to fly to' doubledj lo right. (senior) Robby W ashing- j;, fenae with a single, tri| 'Thomas and(se also moved (senior) Jerry Ennimis over Skinner and (sophomore) (sop Darrin RBIs. n g h t, ycd a lot for us lasl year, , ton, who played from linebacker. He's a good atlathlete." Lyle," It was the sixth strai{raight victory for I we have (sophoihomorc) Bart Hull back The q; placekicker ia diminutivlive (5-6, Hall said he didn'tdidi know if Boise Chicago, the first suchuch streak sincc M o n t rre e a l? INew York Mets 9 a n d a n o th e r sophomore sc kid, TVevor 136-pound) sophomore Mike;e Black S ta te w ould imnprove pro upon its 8-4 J u n e 6 th ro u g h J u n e 11, who has nicked his knee 11 1,1985. P i f f c h) n u r g h 6 iSt. Louis 4 Stcwartson, wh (13-for-19 in field goals, 28-foifor-29 in pcrfonnnncc. butIt hc said this edition Scott Sanderson, whoivho m issed m oat „ I rr ■ and hasn't prucructiced a lot this spring. ^ o f th e B roncos iss offofl to a much faater an operation to PITTSBlIBURGll (Al’) - Wallace: ST. LOUIS (AP) - Gregs extra points). of last season after an to take advantage of all q.The defense returns intadact wilh start, remove a disc, pitchedbed five innings Johnson 'sso one-out pinch-hit double inI I basos-clearing double high 3 nd talent to improve our the , exception of Morioka andd p u n te r for his first victory asIS a s ta r te r sincc n in thh inning drove in the win-• s seven-run fifth inning ai g game this year. You'll as the New *ort pastime ( Tbm Schimmer, who graduateded, 'Last spring wonTO made more strides'. Sept. 25,1987, n in g ru n1 ns as the Montreal Expos blew' ( Cone scattered seven hits a; m is <).,l Fri. throwiving ir a lol more to our. "Defense is definitely ourr strong that wc did the firstfirsl yoar because w e- . williams came in withwit! onc out, one “ in load, then rallied to beatI ^ York M ots d e fe ate d St. Loui Cardinals' hacks than wc.■e didi Inst year." point," Hall said. "We have allall of our had more experiencience," he said. "This: *'' • run in, a runner at firstirat and the Cubs Pi^tsbitsburgh Pirates 7-6 Fridnyr c day night, spoiling tho ( ves th e question o f W H O P Which leaves starting position players back:k plus a spring with have'c 424i lettermen and p;* leading 6-4 in the eightljhth. n’ght to) b break a four-game losing’ 1 home opener. .•ing to thoso backs, will bo throwini couple of guys who were paiDart-time lot of returningn g p lo y e rs. It'a a*-'’, quarterback in camp is The bost qu starters a year ago. Right nowiw all the tremendous imprmprovement. We're- 1 former Seattletie Seahawk Jim Zorn, Basebaall------: . ______._ ...... PPSppsitions Arc sel. hut we'-vc goljot-about -starting with o-lotlot moren confidence." ! • Continued ft’orrom Page Bl back injunjurj')," said coach Cory,• the t ball around againlinst Poky ^ g a in st T\vin g are all angling for thehe regular-seasoni Bridges,, whosew, ballclub is 6-3 follow-• W’ ednesday lik e we d id iigii sweeps dcloubleheacder from Snow$ hip, which entails mg a douloubloheader .sweep nt Rigby.• Falls1 last week and ended}d up losing regional championship, ifth. iln the nightcap,ap, the Eagles scored. ; n the postseason last weekk thatt included a no-hitter byy by1 one. Yesterday (againstisl Pocatello TheTimes-New'l‘ws ed ed a{ n e ig h t-ru n rally in th e fift! a first-round bve in t y needed in the fourth ; ! right to play the senior nghight-hnnder Eric Miller. "WeL‘ ini un 8-0 victoi7 ) we plnviived a solid ButchE Nolan led off with a single all the runs they ne . toumamont and the rij d suit on inning. Trailingng 4-3, Hamblin,' ; e fields. Highland knowhowiw tough Highland can be." defensive t gnmo and got good gi pilch- ■ EPHR.MM.I. UL tah — C S l rig h t-h a n - and and Jim Bauserman followed 1 games on their home fi< nncrs on walked. After twovo outs,o ^ e rs singled' • iicendofitsrcEU-, ,Bridgeses will send Miller, 1-1, lo theJ ing."i der Tom Cheeki;ek tossed a th re e -h itte r a a hit I and run, putting runn is already nearing the e vaiked to and H:pias followeowed suit to drive in; I ia^B eason reg io n al schschedule; only a m oundin in the opener ngainst senior-r- in lh e oponorr aiand Jesiiio Tbrrcs drove first firs and third. Stac>’ Aj-crs wa load th e bases a n d TVoy Hymas : Hamblin. Greenele walkedw and Tbrres- ! road game at Burieyy remainsn on tho ri.ght-hanandcr Ralph Obray, 2-1. du- .•Senior catcher Steve JeJester leads in three runss iin the nightcap as tho loai clearcd them with a triple.le. John singled to drivein in Ayers. Ram s’ a g e n d a a fte r todaytodi niornghl-1it-hander Daren Vandever. 0-• thol Rams with n .535 avererage, while College of Soujouihern Idaho swept a clet - Obray is hitting,.522 nr Greene followed with a wai.'alk and . .Twin F a lls , 1*1. in region, and h °PPipposo Highland senior right- < nnd Hagler doublehenderr fromfi Snow College, 10- Gr( Jesse Tbrrca singled to drive'C in H y- T brres w aa 2-for-:•for-3 in the game, in- ; Minico, 2-0, are in jusijus the opposite handef (iraig Ci Hagler, 1-1, in theL> .455.. ' 2 a n d ()-4, Here're Fridny Jes mas. Greene stole socond andid Tbrres eluding his secondond home m n of the^' position. They're masmasters of thoir nightcap.P- Il was thee firstf twinbill sweep of ma singled to drive in Greene. Pai'aul Mur~ soason.Vsold shotTol iI n th e s e v e n th . “ ' ow n fate. "Highland definitely hit.lits the ball the .‘teason foror CSl, which improved sin, "We've haven’t playilaycd for a week , "'''ci-c0 kindk of a hot-nnd-cold ball-- well,■ so wc have to playay good do- its record to 15-12.15 The Eagles move phy, phj Brian Avram and Jonass Hamlin1 ~ti„« . walked and Mu^hy and1 A w am and Kaenior right-ha;-hander) Danny club nghight now," said Simmons.!. fense.": said Bridges. "WheilenObra.vis on to HelpeiTL7 Utah, loday fora noon wa scored on a Nolan's socond hii - ' j 'j I Poulton still can’t throvirow (because of a whose tearearn is 7-3 overnll. "We kickedd pitching, we've got to be paljatlent," doublehenderr with Eastern Utah. sco h i t c f t h t u-«i.K.ll,lSi.nWhyniSl.BiAr.- ; ------inninning.. _ - pl. W-_Ov».li&-_3>_l^-r«-l-rMnon —:------Cheek, a conronvertcd reliever, struck CSIt,Ho«.4 Jerotrnte out five in thele openerc and limited the T 1 b rres vs'as 3-for-4 a t th e pluilutewilh -p ' - 6 3 : Bndger.-; to twowo runs in the third. But two tw( RBIs, \thile Hj-mas wentnt 2-for-4 k^ u. w,,” ). mo.isIS«l5i»ji4T[irT»«.H»rta»*.WttiSi« isi ; • Continued froi’ro m P a g e B I ,j x.mr.m. t. M-m n.iM i L - - CSI...... nj j>j, n-.;;rj Snow led 2-1I underu the Eagles ignit- with wit five RBIs and Nolan wnsis3-for-4. ADmSIOS H.lKcr SjItv-". .ra Sj!'(.-(.-Ii «.:Wr,04k.7).».mi;pr«M.' IM. Um Filti. iUrt V.u. T-in J'l tU.. liv, ' '■ tho.d EfK Sti.ik. ikri.,. .11 ;s « 'lirt'ii : Ki'r II’mI' two, thenthi led the 1600 all the wwt ay u n til Cinftr C»piUt. ind Jiitn:n .11 ■krr.Mtif M.3 Keîf. Mun. IV}. 3.' , "She's haviaving qu ad (u p p e r leg Lisa Li: Pocock pulled out the vierictor>'for , "■‘’’ii'jr ‘ 9>)i. Bl.KI. J«r. Ml; Ed- ;htncss and 1 just ôn’t TwTwin Falls in the last lap. Twk i n F a lls muscle) lighti .,T>‘,4Vll.3 Anrjlnm^, Mji, 4U------think the disiJislance jumping is good hammered ha its best down‘ I" .« llfT?,..id«,V,«MI;5 U.J.4I- Filer — for that- We'c don'tc want anything to along ah the way and Carey drorapped 11 io.« Ufj. «i * • C ontinued frofrom Page Bl second olTofi tho record-setlinR mark of I interfere with•ith her high jumping (5 se co n d s ofi" its school fccord. i-crii'ci'iwV ,, feel, 5 incheshos Thursday) and hur- "Wc use the samo girls," saids Jol- Runn.^jrYcr.1. Berr)’, took both the 100. ond 200- 1. TT. I3».; 3 S.*«. Ilur. dies." leyle: Those two freshmen (Kirkland (K lui, » r«*,J«.135:,J T W «i.Jff. meter dashes andd set: new meet He oxpresscssed satisfaction with the anand Sparks) really havesolidiid ific d o u r* uo.ck.iwj.!ww,i3m records in the process.;ss. 1 1, H 100>,ur^k4—I I'onxk.TTxk. T>'. IJ7. J T*»TTly. lUil, 163.3 J victor)' o f Siteve te \ Fries in the 200 and relays. re Wc cxpccted them to1 dod w ell. AndftK IT I: 4 It was unusual tliat}iat all of the run- .‘‘"'V ^^r^vll:l.^ T..»K.i:i.u 6 J.^Vi.111. . ' ' J a c k Fleck's's l two high places in tho Dunne said ono of his happp p ic stia o - ning events, exceptt forfo the long dis- TJ-. KM. : Cnucn. Jrt, as». 1 h urdles, mentsmi was seeing (3ourley finish fii h is Sprrwr. Jer. HM. M£l.ll.TK.:a0.5 TK. Su»»n.Jltfu343.6.. tance evenu. hndd record selling in boys had another big quarter qi leg in a relay Aithith o u t a n y , iw i.- ‘ i«j - I iwr, i;^ -■ , I ’^'be B ruin TT. »: 3. 2 C*u>. Utja, U 6.3 tim es- IV A'i.,< IV I, I ,. dny a n d Stands Sti: was particularly stress st to the injured leg. uuu^. t>: 494?. 4 l**ijrf»cr.lrr>cr. J>r. <9 C. t lUtnd. SI 13: 6' Wcjidell's Heidi Hop[•lope, who fi.ni.shi * lh u couple of uaderdass- ' "He hasn't made-a movetvc in six- I.T.19T.; ,,- W..W,T>-.C5 3.J Sm»- sccond to Berr)- in th e ‘ÔO-metcr Hrft'uaic. (Kr > I- "i -J Pli‘»^cd with '• TV^ri. » I).rn * i't-1 men in the hurdle.s-hi S ophom ore M a tt weeks wi and we caught him in 51.5 in . Jrr. f.4 i S*fn. 63 5. 6 H j/dcn. d a sh , w on th e ‘lOO-mii-m eler ovenl w iin ...... I the highs in 15.78 but his hi leg,'’ the coach silid. JtT.r,3;>.3 IV«{W. J«,6I7»,3 a record scttinR lim li e of 1:0 2 ,1) nn.l,,..IS F u lle r won ll " ; - i.« 11...rj. II. .'■'r,. r. lii.Vf.ir. l . ; missed the) inlcrmediatei qualifying Stuhlbcrg put a hard thini r i leg on I Kindill. Ilur, r.JiS.S Kiri^.Ua. minutes. Meanwhile,liie, Decio's Kena iday and didn'l run there, ththe Jerom e 1600 relay, indiccicating hlS , Miller broke the tapeipe in the 800-m . iii.ir.w.K b e a t T hursda 113.; :4i\at. 1 MJ-, 3 r»ili. ■ '■ VI 1 ivriV';K L y I M.ii.^ II. i: -J But his juniuniur teammate, Ryan Bai- lelog problems may beiohindih I im . ! of 2:3.15. MurU^ti30fid.6 R«.SI2%I ter run w ith a time of 1 won the intermediates in "Not having those two guy:lys has re- i>dur«B^„-i J-n. In the field events,Us, Glenns Fern .•.;s 1 A ii,t»..rT) V ley. d id nnd w V.ll'c,i5U6.5 K.»l»n7l6l33.«’ ' '■ i'.ll.« KJ-iuVi/.l.J .i; i;.u.r.s._r;;i und wa:was second in the highs in ally al mossed up our relayays," said Viola Schenk won1 bolhb lh e disci “I k,. - Iw.i.." iC.3 ------“DT) u n n e . "^Vc’ve b e e n forceded to p u t 4M- l_T.inf.li.l:r,:.3:r,:,3 Jm™ia.«.3 C*r.7iJ8; and shot pul evcnLs.•S. HerI murk in l! [on M arsh cra ck e d th e 50- p; J irrm» discus didn't break it IK') I .r.. I) -I.-- ’ Senior Ron k lhe meet record, ’1 \ I. iv-...j.r,i.i:.r. iu>,>, i.M'-.Mlc.rui .second m arkrk in the 400, turning in a If thoso two stay healthy' now, i the 0, ^5 Jrraa. U 4 43 J. 6, K,»W, b u t h e r to ss o f 3S.-7■-7 ini th e .shut pu i > -...n ..... taking the 100 in 10.9. Hc . whole« team showing will imptiprOVe." ttfjM »li.. - I T.m F.l!» S16. i Jt o »M», 3.- l.-.l I Ifa.i^..J.ll:l.;Jrr.V.fL..•rf.n.n.i.M V.,-.. ••>9.82 and tak l'.rrjt:M.4 lluMW*:,5*7.5 KmSnl»U»,6I Mm.mU4 broke a meet mark. I" II j u i :.) IjMiVJri, K 14 17 I. Ihll(hii^.n^c.K, ur.(;. also brought’ht the mile relay baton Tb nobody',s surprise)risc, Decio's An^: from secondid in the final leg to nip I0». J S4j;,r.;rr. oa. 11 3. 3 Tnfl. ,u-.» - I.C.U., U»M. J4;3 Tanner, set a new meetmCi rccord in l! Aiw. TT. II «; ». R»v«a. 1' »: Wa«cr. JfT, IIS; Tr.S3»'.3 r*vWi»cn.3333 3,3. < AMrrvI: 1:9 Aitcfut. Mm.. ■' Jerome in 3:23:27-99. ^ e a p o f5 -3 . l l,,-..-!.' y j, : t.lrrW»!'-J T.ii/V.1 330.U.ll«rvJrr.:i.| high jum p wilh a leap ...... 'That'.s ab.3 .,. w. It 3. »vk. Ih.r,.-I. r.«.i.jff. »9.8 In th e rela y 's Wc ~’ was IU(.1}(.« M«rTU. V. i: », 5 KimiM.Cir.Cir. US. O K.i- Jo n H a rtw a y o f Gli I'*'"' hopingforth(them laler." ^ >»«Am.Kira.U.3 s with Allen from lKO-l.NfU.Jfr.t-iJJ.3 |-r»UTiKT.,C d o w nI p a y m e n t ! supposed to' battle v. : iv.i),t;f,i:.v,. M ennw hileliie, Murtaugh junior Evan' 3 UtlkniW. Kan. 4 51 fl 4 IVi. C.r, 4 f:. I Hansen, bul Deanan Surplus fn ■ " N'(.l)oker had,ad a solid .6-6 effort' in the lUl.j^frvu PUJS...FOIFord Motors Co. Wendell surprised b bo olh ru n n e r s fiti- r.i,v.,.u lir.:::t x.iL'... II, JU. high ju m p andan Oakley'a David Miller - 400- 1 Mm«45I.IT»ar.j;i*(li3.. ishingjUBl a tenth of aj sccond behind 1 T.ri.i.ri.tv.v,,) n.rnr.r.-n.It.i>'ill ,,i lll.lr.;cr,V. C.raurouni/OM.l Kimbnl,4.'13.6 V.ll. willffveyie you $500 cash limsclf a sprinter to con- - I T>m r.11. 3.U. 1 J'ntnt : H artw ay. : Tuirn. i>. i > y : to n d w ith nns s he won the long jum p at . , 3 liCll.i JrraatllJU i.i Kimt^lr tOiS.C “ for yourour Vacation. ' 1 icconded Marsh in the 100 , rrl»7 — 1 Utr.tf9 I <3 7.3 Jmew of close finish .. i{,m .1 W Surplus slreak of 1)...,.. . I s ir.i. i;>-. y-;. ! m i n l l - l . IKcUnci fnrdWy — I Jtrmt II 17 ?. 3 T» THEISEREN MOTORS happened again in the 200-mci • I <-R- i ll o r .« r>.i.ii I), 'j : .. i i naift. u. -J 'I./. spice:e of0 the meet was provided C»oi!in<ÛI, 701 Matn Ava.^va. E ■ 7 3 3 -7 7 0 0 run, where he finishiished a tenth ol u ' ^ I. » Ml'.-.i. n.T>'.>* , I ...... i: . Sîlufday. April 15,>, '1389 Tim o3'N w5, TVitin Fiilla M l B u s ii n e s ias

1 I B B m m m in {fp) — MarM 2 cam lami cn Iarga r t OCATtLLOW— itamDurwlnMrmeuun DCNVEH(A I D(:NVtll(Ai’) —OrDaWIMiaipnQ1 praca really wniv Report 4.B(ai5(ataady);b«l.ria ' March, the government saidaid Friday 1531,38. mi»jota. tiparsarf w«* in a report lhat buoyed spirits spi on The market appearedap lo-shrug off whethejther the central bank wiil be i Wall Slrect. where fears ofif spiralings] Friday's merchaihandiso trlide. report, to slow;low the economy just enouglIgh lo pamAND-w*a«ra«taS(a(>f)2);l»»iyltU0a lnjUB(«1]. tlpamr* . a P @ @ P inflation had risen.in tandeid e m w ith w hich show edI thetl deficit widening checkck inflation without unintentintion- w>(— H PiraL^toda earlier steep Jiricc increases.s. 20.9 p e rc en t in1 F(February to Sl 0.5 bil- ally’ pupusliing the country inlo u reccs-rc cAj.o«Li-««.-w«tT»t77c«t(>c9);C*li>-.ll CHICA03(/00 (AO ~ Futura traang cn tra cnoa^ Uar.*w- !lntlli«k: Lknnad03BtS _ t*flayno<»i*a,LAl«r1*iffDi,fB pr loa colkcMCM a«ai>yB by Daai iin g o f trt»fO».paftMf»L*-cart.o«iLc«a.®fTv Briar r t ; 4a03)t».;t Uanul Nm. Uil D t^ isrlo](Agrlcuilui« l AgrI Pfloa ar. Price Index for finished good£lOds should R esources Inc.. inii Lexington. Mass., providiividcd signs of a posRiblo easir A(« jttC8 7tai»a5 7uo .O .. raagrewtn, npDuaLUaHxr*x 1II fiaar*. laa id rt • jn«71j0 TOO 71.0 allny fears that inflationI willw sky- noted that, whilo wh the trade' f^p infiatiila tio n a ry p re ssu re s a n d a slov|» '™ B 4.0 AT ..0 bMilairtasyaoaiJiaigakaaacAaojrrancnApr. tl. 4.B Am} . a P ra am ilMrfe^ imra racBt prtapre. Mormallmarcwldt rocket, it docs.indicatc thatit pricep ris- widened, the cha:hange was in line with of thethe economy as it enters the (SJD . m e ex- >*.swmiiii«Liiew •*» bp . a . . . _ . , '\l what analystss hod‘ cxpected ond enth,h yyear of ils record peacetimt Jbarpa lO eB.70 e8.»7 (&10 ng? . es persist. \ aamaeaojcia . I, cabined amounted lo "momoderately good news." pansioision. Nu 2 tar 10 murdIrta r ta S.S 0u.Vopa - a compound annual-inflationuon-raUi-oL-said._'lW c. doa'l.'.t.see.il .i jm p ro v in c .th is , riess dideclined for the_60C0nd com _ ____ 4S FEEDCnCencAm.E g n ific a n t am o u n t." ' live mmonth in March, while theie pace l*,Siww»fTnx»^j»tiai l»;cwia»ff" jjim ------iO.2 percent for the first quarterqu of year by any signi : 7ia TiDTia 75,75 . industrial production was fiatI t fur a Qpctpnstain i01 Apr 20 2X813'S37a>4ia . ____ 1989. • Analyst Laltatta said the combined of indi 5 0 May 75,B 74D 7U0 7t27 . ly's reports was to sug- secom»nd straight month as well.■When V 5 g K • 1 0 Aug, 75.B 7U0 71D 7MJ .. a ,W7J3 tJEttLO KB7184 108803. R07 That ifl the largest quartlarterly in- effect of Friday't 7^7} TUO 75,75 TUB . lomy is definitely slow- ' factorrtories have excess capacity, t th e re Pcmi>ND,c™.(AP)-U5rU5frtralirt»lororaira*r- ap ■ .J l UUII • ai«H7.77 crease in eight years and representsre] gest "the econon wcMiiarf iN(inr(6y'tlL 78,a7U7 7US7&0' . BQK B4.t704amaecDTigaia.aa . < he 1988 in- -ing and iriflationion is a problem but it's is lesiless likelihood that they willI 'h . . . . 7&»n.n7&nna ...o im s aeM.ioD a sharp escalation from the T7.D 7733 77JD 77 85 . ily a worsening prob- troublluble producing enough gooimus to Hiiacn«Ni*»M • •-» Tiw 1.1tt.KD flation rate bf 4.0 pcrccnU nol necessarily 4D T>i*-«ttt-« ute IDI, T1U.V qa i ITS 1UES. Cfl 21. uiib latJiDTO . . , ;et deman'd, which could ler Nevertheless, the stock:k markel. lem." m e et Mxt Imrd radvHar B SK . atisjco iasinginin~— Fora-year.r. the1 Federal .Restr\’e..siiortio r ta g c ia n d prico incrpasc.-<,_.______M paauiift*firoK''.«tIt . . . . ______104 ttCDJta;ta : CartspM b - chccrcd by the appantnl easi: ______I « 0 » -« lB e » 407JI . a L ^ — — flalionary pressures, was up sharj)ly Board has beenlen pushing up interest • §Sec INFLATION on Pagee :B4 '------4&a 4&a 4ftCD 41Z2! ..O. «»4&n4&70«32 < «5,C e75 410 A70I ...a ^V £|?f7^By?T?VJ on 4IA42J0 4ia4U ?' ..32 dk <389 a s OO Q At« acoaaxLDUBI ,■ 'k MiIYalt7«CBrn> 17^'S) £ 275V said Friday, bolstering e« ] .an NaZYdtowCbn ItBVaI 2.0V •ength of the dollar Aill • andid 1:help it meet its pledges toI reducer a»t»t tOB.ra 3lV .V F* 47X 48(2 47J0 47a ‘ belief that improvement in the na- while the stren 475) 47D 47.43 47.40Q c piwoaaor bk* le federal, b u d g e t d eficit wi I.TBJO 1»V .1% Mir tion's trade performance isIS fizzling.fi . ijiake the pric(rice of American goods tho I I.TSXra DV May 47355 ., a HarmlmJalwaBrbMi ^ The Commerce Departmrtment said ' more expensiveive,.discouraging export new'w ttaxes. UCartei. l,7aO X3V .V Jul The February performance reflect-n nan.aa.lre 1,(B8,«1J nv . S TJu-iaL‘iaala2.ta TTu.'acîn 21A > 4> 11 the monthly, seasonallyly adjusted sales, they sayly. Th' 1.87731} 3IV— V - .. deficit swelled 2ft9 percente n t to $10,5 "T rade fizzlecded some time ago nnd cdi aQ 5.3 percenl jump in immporLs, i.mra 3?H .IS ilh th e th e m e l h a l WG're whidi h id rose to a seasonally adjidjUStod Pq»to4Vcantthl^.hK^.lU.M«|rMi2.7la Commerce Secretary Rol asts7Voranv»'iri(hM«y ICkuX) .p last year, from a peak Bi^:o«tiww»JVort»to iho Pwr. Co. 23% — bacher said, "I continue toU) beb encour- the trade gap 1 I k V S atti.9iVabiM:«>rtaara^^4v».„.«««. Long. aged lhat the annual deficit de will of $152.1 billioIlion in 1987. accountcd ■ ■ ■ ■ N^ww '.a 2! 5,in)Cuininmum,dslLartpirt [>r txaral 1------loTitfTOlom IM 20 Ma, 44(S 4U 4:7V41t .02V LtVESTOXAJJCTKM —VM f LliMH.1.1MBdiCBmmn«WMwTTwM|f: uiiiityiw S m z4JIMWI '< 197 «D 197 ItBV . 07V tw r ta k r ttw i SUMUD; D9« t«idH .ina9-.li9Klti«.«H«wi>ai» 5^J«»W ’I® i a ' a») 400 4 4 07 4 04V4S .OlV a o m o i r w f aiMUD; ►wmw airyatir, Mlvf tc 9i9H^ tt0/ iMry caMi (tkirM3urWr)tQ0&ieCD: Kllantare Caw Ulna 17M ao] cue iM««. unwy lunnwm i tom staxi.O):1.0D; Iw r M v MM* A, li«Mi«>t Wtftan — - ' -.A .12 ui; M1inBCD&C0:«(IMItylI ».OMBaa;S5&.E dtify co« m ffBta; t«s irDpjow; rt> I ladtr UmtarBQii** n» yyjnnUdFkarv* <1« li Ma, 4 xrth Commodity High I U m C"Mao ic« Change mtrw: com HocMf m l«Mr•rcBlkHwV ca lulinaaiuioa W 7B.3S 76.00 TT ax a x + .33 kwc M FMdU ^ B an 1 m t2S0 K» nO>77 (9; htirrailwi lOM IOOta^, ladM 4ac!a |j1275 0 3 THi-twarlinna. Apr.>r. live cattle MM ta TlCD-rt.0 ; tMlv t»lt»»Hffr, r« 90 .: tadK Kan m Ka-n•-eLB;itajtf«*>Mi.lniMara lOiO UD CCRN a live cattle71.20 7D.90 71.K’1.10 .15 9J0U; larr*> roqxu: iMtMK lalanM roôu. Indvi a X s.raburrimmun, dalUf»p..p - r t - r - N*. {APXUSOA} - On*»l l • ..... " ir iT i^ — LIRH!RHO:»iaiir V M May 2(BV172'120 ITITV.Ca AOr.)r. feeder c a ttle '75.80 75.15 75.7!75.75 •*• .10 •«lt-Bdd«Bal»B5rt.dirtiraDta. ^ tJDibarnMamgilMnavilMtframtf. 2ZMB0 la.. P.CO.S7iO. CO«M luidr«] h ■ir^ciRan 10 >5 Jul J(OV 2.74 IDV177V . 0 . . 4aeo 4a2o 4a7 4a?! 5 -f .63 SO: 20a ka. &curiD: XM n tt» » . .: K9M7CD. 7793BD ta . a(DAfi. SOZD3Dts.,aiIlSM:«lady:3SmiI .10 JD aip 20V2(B 20 V2DV . 01 )r. live hogs XMEO t« . JiOMi 9an caCWtli MCiWi: N»» !»B^: Ne«» tiftax a .10 dk 22QV2(a'^2EV2(B' .i»V l^ gay. y '.wheat 4.12’/J 4 4.07’* 4.12^.1?V4 + .04 KAJWCITY.Ua (* P ) - drtHKrtr«torto. Fii^ : H39XQ: Cbnpwl bTTurwUr*3.,u/re*«»aoiB»B»«v-'’'i»« a ™y^Cimar* W a Mar i20IV174 2ttVZ75 .JJ4V ‘" “ J'- MII>«lM|«; |,J&Mni)m5>J7ID;2CcnlC](ab(Z77t)355y.ambl31bSai tatln^Qavirgi tCCUD May 2727DV17JV J.70V ZaV . 0«V MBV.ay. -corn 2.72'fi 2 2.60 2.70^.7 0 ^ + .02 SCMiaana InMra la uo Jul :273V277 273 275V..04V 7.37 . 7.2B 7.33 7.3 + .06 H»TlCtUL SrCOCVAMa lit (AP) --H Hi o ^ . >Thniei|f,t«rraa«nS»lt«J5IV*- tRifidwCS Min <2 X T)u.'iulaO,(m ay. ’soybeans k2Sb}tj(M7a].aM«:XMISb », 1J aOJB t) P.SM7,75. J l 3MW9bI7,aSJD:2^3SllX7M17i; fc I M IC 231 (WwPo-w J»S3r7D n w a u x T rtm 10 M ay silver * 596.50 £ 578.00 582.502.50. - 6 ’* •r; IJXMtDbXUMt.CO’.owSSbJIJJHIaHtmE)aart'tJl«»^3Z,Cl>lUa O .» (UTS m . frMUnUO C7 11 5,aabumlniiinjm,®lUfip>nparlur»l ApT.Dr. gold 389.50 J 384.B0 38&08 a 0 0 -4 .3 0 OCSMCxrCa I: • 0,w ir»O uur May 145.20 14a70 144.544.55 -I- 3.55 Ond M rrevimtnl an] Oarunj inai]*'iadwK*t3 l«i>r ffuil MipUw moOwtUi [xltaylca«a«Srl0»a^rT!0« ■•■liiuBOn i»4“i’»i'iov'ii”.av Mgy.gy. copper 1 {fu* M ran) cua, I r«fi M11 kran Irg b W . >n > 1^hl Mlal, alar«iyl.dani51lcMic( «fl»f«an£aiv«r 145 I* ao 119BV204 I.BVZO'. ..C6V 3f. platinum 565.50I 550.00 568.268.20 -I- 10.40 ttn S o n inoMCaif irlm w dttraM K]t]a»i.'lula.l4£D TTu-«ru-|Of««r.* jn. Treasury Bills91.46 91.05 91.44 91.4 + .37 mvd 1 B nsAota. tm>«TW( ffiedirlOdifM. cnitft la n»d.f Bt Wpl** r t cilwlinwlflaialar«t>nMviBtaa3ic< [UdPlnm 07 W ECTl'DEAW OMCDlaKBiaaMKllOSOrata ■uwvtirailw evca«M ;nw cvcM Qolca } KMCD ta IU ffi. 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CUmln A Fa 017 Ou«ir>na OpponunltlM 090 Farma lor RaniXanl , change-listed stocks, wilh.•ilh 1,074 up, on sh o rt-term•m Treasury bills dropped • ddefi e fic il w idened lo S10.50 billlillion in SUindord L Pooioor's industrial index \010 Inoom Proparty ,. >r Rani 009 Paaiuraa forVan Ra tad _ . •101.dQwnuijd-174unclmDKt;Dgtd*.: ______15 lo 'J o b a s isis.poinbt, .i or hiindr^lh.;ôf__FFebninry e l and the Federal R e s e n ’e rose 5.ffi_to_ 317.7(7.76, and S& P’s 500- J Mor»*ytoLo*r> ^ 100 LtvMkK* WwiK 021 MonayWuiUd------1 _____ - lo t Volume on the floorr ofo the Big a percenlageje point,j . sailsaid industrial production wwas un- slock compo.siic inin d e x w as ii'p'4,96 u t ' \ 023 InvMtrtMta 103 vnant H oard c am e to 1G9.78 mlillion illi shares. Prices off long-term1 government changed cha in March from ihele m o n lh 301,36, 02S Irtalruollon 1C3 Dairy Equlprmr 020 MuaioLauon* 1 :h move in the oppositcTlt- befi 104 Hor»M ' up fro m 141.59 m illion in thelh previous bond.s, which i before. Doth numbers were•e p re tty 103 Horaa EqulpmaIpmanI \ composite index for • session. Nationwide, consolidated co rection fromim interest rates, rose _ muchmu in line with advance csliBlimatcs. The,NASDAQ c( R gq| E rtnta for Soln | „ 108 Swfax volume in NYSE-li.sledd issues,i in- more than $10 for each $1,000 in face ’ G C en e ra l E le c tric , w h ic h reported re the over-the-counlunler market picked • ip 100 ShaapAloal* 110 Poultry » Rabbilabbita eluding trades in tho.so stockssto on re- value, bctter-than-expectcdbell earningsps f o r the up 3.62 lo 417,68.58. A t th e A m e ric a n L. L 112 Irrlgalion 020 OpOT) HouMa rtoh SupOaa gional e.xchanj’es and inI thethi over-lhe- Separately,ly, Inlernalional Business firs t q u a rte r on T h u rsd a y , ros(QscP*to Slock Excluinge,e. the market value < 113 Fm d A Rartoh ! 030 H oma ■ For Sala >mania d 201.10 mil---.Machincs-—r-reported first-quarter 47 i ' index closed a t 335.82,335 up 2.38.. \ 114 FarmlmpUrnao couiiltr' mnrk'ct, totaled i 47 in heavy trading,- 031- Ow»-o(-Town' Homaa 11» Farm MTork: WWar anlad...... 032 Biihl/FOar Homaa 033 KImbaily/Hanaan HomM j n q l ______034 JaromaHomaa •R qcTOQtlotw 039 Ooedlno/WandaD Homaa Americi:an Fallss c o m p ail i l y m a y e m p l o yj 9 0 0 \030 Ealate Wan tad 037 Fanna and Rantfiaa 120 AvtaUon le company could om- 030 i A craaga* Lola 121 E)oaSa&Marina■rina IMma AMERICAN FALLS (AP) — ho. it will be be a tremendous help to viewed vie’ a video on the compan;iny’s rev- Johnson said the t ooda Cov. Cccil Andrus golI somes good the economyn y ,,. T h e e m ploym ent oluliohary olui separation processss which ploy up to 115 peofeople by 1994. 030 j Duainaia Preparty 122 Spor«ngOooda 040 C«flTTd.to .separatiate rocks If fluidi?.ed sepetpuralion can be fur- 044 , Vaoaflon Proparty 124 SnowVahkiaa0 MobD« Homa Spaoa 148 -1x4-aAATVaVa 140 Antlqua Auloa 140 Auloa-AMC1C Trade — Ick tiC Tchqndlsq 102 Auloa-Outek 104 Auloa.CatliU.■diUo • Continued fromiPagcB3 Pt barrel. Thai'sil’.s going to add $1 billion /As usual, the United Slateses posted report indicatesi lhatll- the drop in the ■ iryalar H 130 Auloa-ChryaU■avrolal H National Association off Manufaclur-M a monlh tto the deficit," said ils ils largest irade deficit wilh JiJapan in deficit with Japaipan in January was I . 160 Auloa-CtMvro ers. 'The U.S. continuess totc suck in ... economist MM ichael K. ICvans, w ho February, Foi $4,65 billion, i\p 3131.7 per- "only a blip on thehe trade radar scope." 007 MlaoaDanaoua For Sala ICO Autoa-Oodoa oca Cortipulara I industrial malerials, parts p and owns a Washishinglon consulting firm, cencenl from a three-year low oof $3.53 102 Autoa-Ford CXS9 Caunaraa A Equlpmant 100 Auloa-Marcurtrcury & Lincoln equipmeni." "Were goinglg to have a lot more in* billion bil! a monlh earlier The stall in tracrade fits in with other 070 WanladtoDuy 100 Auloa-OkJamtdarrabUa U.S. oil imports mana;inaged to de- creases in theihe trade deficit, Il's going 1The deficit wilh Western:i Europe evidence of slowerver growth m reports 071 Wanlad lo Trada 172 Auloa- Ponllacinllao 072 AnUquaa ^nouth dine 7.2 percent in Februaruary to $3.24 to go to $1212 billion a monlh prelly wa;w as $fS24 m illiun, a detcri'rioration released Friday,>•. includingi two con- 170 Autoa.Plymou 073 DazaaraACrafla 174 Auloa-0»nl ----. 340 SanrJoa Diraote>ra«lory $15.08, up from $14.461 a month ear* 0.6 percentt n ns drops in agricultural moderation in wholesale wh price infia- I b lier, and manufacifaclured products nearly \Willard A, Workman, direclcdor ofin- ' lion and the sliailiarpest drop in busi- I "We know that has to go up be- offset gain.sIS in s a le s o f in ilu strial teraulional le r policy for the U,S,■S. Cham- ness sales in Febiebruary in more than ___ LEGAriÔTiCE'TEC cause oil prices are noww alwuta 5^20 a products andnd autos. heih er of Cum inerce, .said ih e February Ft two years. :G*ALNOtTCE~niEG^:gal notice “ I"