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^ 7 5 5 ? 0)2 2 12/13/1998 y£STERN MI ICROGRAPHICSI( ____ - *555 S :onf DR STE 2 0 0 SALT LACE CITr ( UT 3A1C7 Se\m - f l t : 50 c c nIts ts aho/93rd year, No. 28281 —__ i______Thursday, (Octobcr 8. 1998
i G o O D M O R fW v I N G n m House toI WliATHER ^ T o d a y : PaPartly ^ote todayy c lo u ^’ aiand cool* 3 Dn Clinton>n P a ^ dcloudy c tonight, low 42. ha WasliiapcB Port______PPage A2 |H H \ jj |E |P WASHINGTON — Presideiid cn t :iinton said Wednesday thih; a t .EY V ^^AGlc Valle D)anoerswhosup- . ii. ^ J l _ Christmas In Octoberb e r : ...... p>ort o th e ' ipen-ended ■ 7 Magic Valley merchal:hantsare | p•roceedings n W je S ^ . , ^ starting early on thehe shop- >roposed by i ping season. thehe Republi- ^ -----1 cor SR3 Page C l a n majority. BOI COrton ^ ‘ V - ._ 'W ith ap- pnw n al of the first impeachmeiunent Section preview: MeMeet the he;learings since Watergaie allU bbi u t ceirertain, the White Houses e ini candidates for TWininFalls 1 ______t ______------1 eff^ f e a gave p ermission to w a « County commissioneiner. ingng House Democrats to badeJcthe rf Qoii-e without fear of retributicrution Page C l Id Nancy M«yer check OVM thdr a<{u{paMAt«{ui ontha Ufa RKbt NOcoicoptar It Ma£lc Vdtoy RatlonilI MMaAcal Caotar ea W atesday.T.AfaportracenDands A ^ f they f e d they need ro in ortliortler -ttwhotptUlponpnsiM poulbie BfRSattons wMi 0rtbartt»i beaplt^ aucb a Salat Alpboibosses Rational Madkal Cantar,«r.whlclitnitifaFatM' to0 protectI themsel\*es in the: NNoot -. S po r t s lelectioos. “I think e>-erybody shouldi castca Huh? A freakish callallatthe I '% 1 vote on principle and coi American League dence,” dinton said portniyiraying Championship Serie limself as somewhat removeloved ries in I ^ rom the process that will dedc^ d e New York Wednesdajdayis ' S U gg anel! ^ests char[Ige ilis fate. O >“ sure to leave basebalball fans But privatdy CUnton refusefused talking for years to0 come.C' „ . _ ____ }___ tee.yriih.stvstudying w h e th e c jh e ______,...PleaseseaClIf(TOIi.PaeeA®eA2.------; ^ P ag e B T “ R e p b rt-MVRMC— t p fRegonalcUpboanl county hojpospital should change • ^ A diadiaft report and recom- > The zoo: The surginging Bruins sh o u W3 !affiliate or ‘vihVM dim'A report 16 ftm niiw Hanih ms,EkMi^od. m endatioosios were the result L 3 De not tal Mi0e Vaky R a ^ ' i'-r'TenfCloj^ • . ' ’ .’^.1^ At a We.Wednesday meeting, JLPost office meet.thestrtiggling'igTigers be lea^e^ed to keep “J QMinMQrtainHaaahCaR.!it,SiKtJt« membersi Slsuggested adding or . on the Jerome H i^ : jl of service Ul t-W - • removingg (only a few words ^ football field Rid^^^ quality. 3 GMi«a M ,, before thee nrep o n is forwanJed to ^call provesS ' k n MD’ona tw mMa om M iliik iiifcneei ■ • theb o q ritallcal board B y P ltM acmtook) i^ ..S ... Tbccomnmminee didn’t recom- C 2**22iS9£5i?^'^S : • mcndatlm< Une to accomplish T f iiw u tia ------_ ■ i f f i i c a l C ^ .. false alarm1 _0.m:Dcx)Rs. fuggested, but Schultz - T W IN fAA L L L S - M agic Vftaey. -said some^lething should happen . ^^UarkHdnz withinooeyieyear. ^ to the Regional Met■fedical C enter should ■ fteaiHwnwfttar______an-affiliatioD or.be -- ___ _ . , ."Ibisisat a danger.( As we speak, h Valley • - - ; w e a r e losi:dsing market share.” I. Tttucjr leased to mamaintain thc l^ el of F a lls . committeeee Co-chairman Doug TWIN FALLS - Twin Fai Imay heoltbcaretc; to regional residents, '* - MUce mobilized to stampp oi o ut ; goofy, a hospital1 ccommittee recom- Whlf«M «ik»«aaltlM W V ^ a iaid d earlier Wednesday. ^ F o r examample, the hospital’s ?“o n e bad guys Wednesday mormom- t h e y a r e m ^ e d Wediednesday. -QOiSOMMtatnkioM ng, when a repon came int ththat neoonend*. s h a re o f biibirths in its regional TTic conumimittee also suggested fesj ‘ - Tha 9eartf «(B than make nc ^veral armed men dressede d in he vray the hospital is QNc Vcamtosiofr m arket wasras 54 percent In 1990, i chaoging the ^ ^ • ticBgtelW n Fans Coun» a uimouflage had gone into0 thtl e ;e it m ore cofflp^tive, _ J 3 ® ' ■' bat downI to 47 p erccn rin 1996. ruirtomaket >03t o ffice on Second A vem•enue ownership Should not of a fi h u n t e r s b ut county ov > (0 . By aflDiati^ doasnljnTie«*aa Its share of i iVesL L Uadkm^MMMdpiaMi'-> IM - mlefthet was 44 percercent in 1983, but 35 look: foolish.fo be changed. pubNe«ote:A1ea»doasal Police with weapons drawraw n xes>tbatls, percentmlS 0 itus quo is m aintained, lU k ; undirtMtain drcmstaosi " 1 5 * “ „nipproached the office at aboiabout FPs A ni U ^ lealth-care access and *J™ itthalMvttaltriaatadloitoanMptoflt T h e wrst-case s t - scenario is that however, hea 1035 aJL , said Twin FaQs PoliiPoUce uld deteriorate, com- a Caftole (kin WWNr. W . iwm ' oiaotiMahtM’sbaaaineaatadin the hospitalital oo longer would be ^ • quality could [)epaitment spokesman Sgt.L D(Don 'o-chairman Terry ' I** accordaim aith w Matooeoda. R able to suppuppon its^ and would ^ O pin io n m itte e Co- FlalL med As it is, the Twin — ■ " * have to use a county subsidy. , __ _ Schultt watiw But the **bad guiV turnedk1 oout .p a n d s off: 1 ( ^ 0 vpt« aty-ownedhospitalis. arejiTmflringaway>. which coulduld spur i n ^ a t i o n .j o p ters . . Paitt County said. _ . :o be th ere on sanctioned bu:busi-' s m a rk e t s h a re of “We’ll just make changes;to ti Last spring, tbe boq should ignore Utahaihans’ losing its i less. •'We found out they w ere:ffe a n md operating P«irgin« twain'laintain tbe level of service," hihe charged the 2Smemb< 3se see HOSPTTAl, Page A2 n e 6£fbrts to restrict wilwildlife patients, and hownor guard for the new p ost^a^nas- management initiati ST.* Hall said. today’s editorial says New Postmaster Steven HuiH urd ivas sw orn in at th e post offnofficc G o^)vemmeijnt sues 1top crecdit-cardI firms ^bVednesday. A color g u ^d iis s a crustomary u pan of swearingg in a N atio n TmwlaWaiMntfwreit______irorics, which means that nlew e postmaster, said Twin FallsFaJ — Siiirrlaim<;^s M s a , _____ fr not-enjoyed-tbe-iono------PoPott Offira Stariftn Minag*w g * r ------For college: Presideiw CredN WASHINGTON — Tlie Justia at competitioa brings.** Fl- ScoutSco ducation u.s.m8rt(rttf iotro iolJun»30,l99a.R9jm vinisa USA Inc. and MasterCarc compete,.thus tl md argued that anjrone meziony, so w e called a color gua;guard dent loan rates. donaindudo advances or Uemational Inc. Wednesda;<_‘y harming consisumers loilbox knows that the frtfrom th e N ational G uard,” slshe • ------P\ age-A 3------...... -allesilleging that the compatueahan ■d industry is a m c ^ tbe saia i d tnmcrniwrnm hannanned consumets and rivals b:by most compeapetiti\*e in the worid A‘ irin ^o n said the czisscrosstrossed rommunications lines weiw ere Section BY SECe c t i o n operating Instead of competinjing and M asterC^ haveive an agree- Alan Heueiuer. president of the co ith e a * other. ment with th d r menbinberbai^to MasterCardard's U.S. operations, unjntangled before any polioic(lice by refus- pointed outu t thatt 3 ^Tri <5 QjQ q w f tnnuaBy HaU 1 said th e reU eved poUi>oUce Weatte ....2 “0*1“I K ...... 5 ^ I accoccount for 7 5 j>ercent of allal petiiors, indudinglg Americant to Americanran consumeTS, m ailed ofiafficers quickly stood down1 onceon Nation . . . A 5 irAbby...5 m M ' -charliarge>card .c ^ n d in g .in thithe K»p r> « Tfamver-it, , by Bwiiwriilrial instim tions striving thtiw truth was found OUL Opinion ...6 -7 Mu™*'ey •••'.6-7 Uniti'n itu States^ teve no iDcentiviive "America’s consunsumers have to offer lowower interest rates and *1 * never saw any police duriiluring OatxMt ^ set- lost out," said Attonxmey General bettersemoT ice. thithe ceremony,** AiringtonI saisaid, W oiM ...... 8 . to»develop d e new products and set n —' vicesices because tbiey have the samime Janet Reno at a news«ncnnfefence . *Tbere arean literally thousands **T‘The postmaster went throu{rough S ection c t D OmnCUavbl% ownewner — the b a iis that createefore S e c t i o n B ftitdoodoors .1-2.4 1^ ....^ ;______^ andod (operate them. Further, thithe benefit o f \igorous1 competitioncc cocsumersrs attentiona every day,** helie’d even heard about the whowhole . SoucrTT«Mtoanto.n«»rt goveDvemmest daimed that Visiisa between tbe two largargest credit saidid thithing.** Sports , , , .1-4 Comicsflics.....3
Section C Sect BatetxmggpnOTseintences ^ o c a l 'v . .. .J . CommiS T i ' •uld give IIdaho B V.* Obituaries..^ Classlfl5slfied..2-8 . t e w K q u r 1 r \ n V K ^ l r \ i hol-abuseFs C-.- - TfcaifcalMielrtiihwa Last winter's kgisiegisla- - m ^ legislative passssaM o{ the proposal. tive approval of mom ort- this winter, and evenliftttt^ecialcollmli^ if B Bt O S E ~ B o i t ^ by th e api ' ‘ restnctive deflrutioudoQs' •^Rei>eal o f tb ^ d edides«ld banbon t ^ does p i ^ a^iead1 (chances of approval cessesS of his initianve to d e a r U .1^ ^ felony grandId thi ie ft ; C l a s s if ii tti^MlriiUt'tn uaiii^ Ited . yrm slim iaaL edslatlaatreth!atbasaa(d|d voflif low>risk t h i e v ^ check-hotb o u B c e n a n d a n d ch'eck-boundoid n g , a ^ 's 44 counties bas b e n tent»nta^ ’ ‘coce aahti^JcnhlMffiia in b e ii ------^ • - oaliinlicensed dri>'ers» Gov.'FhilB^IBatitfreM y M i l '' downgradi^ driN-iiri%-ing Got your ad on theh e World tively endorlorwd by,a.sp^al, legislativetive' . Pulling the move tott lOfTf tow0 walk out oa a p ^ tic a l limbibwlthdmflar 1 without a Ucensee to a- Wlito Web for only i ■ - ■ • ■ • ’’ ber of liquor Ucecsess Iby 33 percent is The recarole ' _^cent» by usLngTheIM _ W e d o e s ^y uunanimously a ni«n>li»n J bu^neSS of ; (which restaurateurs, * ^ n m was l i t ^ r ^ t i o o tm o i p u ^ ^ e * ..board more flenbUiib iU a .inines^ews Maikc OO'aew liqtior jlcerises a v a itUe £ ^ - resocts opetaton andd ibUten bitsinesnwn. 'tyii ie aimies s u i 7' ~m— in releasing low-riiv -ri^ “a S d S!«»• - ^ • get spedal-exeaptiottota from thfr-cou n ty - - aIS s «writittg b o m d w ^ for smis m a Q a a m b t s ...... uuuates is saving[ g to m £ ' Jm t call...______. Details vre:rrcre still M teg worked out, but ban. • . .. ______l__ _atdc.rtrivlpflirirm it n x-a!irt rtritw sai that tin t^ a c e d a montbIntE Over the years,I, lawmakers hare be tbe retirug Republican diieflief executive mprisoncos»sts,hesaid essentially d v 6 county romnt}*[Hiii> apprtrred dtemptioosOS diat have jridded saida id - T h e com>mbination has dramaticaliC ally 733-093 lutfaoHty to liquor licensesaes over 200 Uquor licensertiw {q ftdditkn to tfw> His H new round o f recommeonendations, to slowed dwe iincrease in Idabo*s prison poppopo- orinBuricyey in areas dutslitslde dties Just as the state nmoow Dearly 700 avaOaUe in tbe 200 dties under ber« rdeased by dK end of next'sxt weds,-win lation. Aft.fter rising an average ofo f ‘ 40 issuesthemvia within d ty limits. an allocation formulada of onie license for reineinfotce that kag aentencessdottotwork d 677-404 No f ^ . dI dedsion . was made to recom-om -. every 1,500 residents.1. ondn drug and alcohol abusers,**** BauBl said Ptease see BATT. Page*agcA2
V ft , ■; J ■» - ...... laBaaaa ail M ■ B 5 predpiution T w i n F ^ I s ______- f l y . M o n d a y ^^i-ilCcinrw s ftabfe— ■ j T k t a y . , 11^ ^ ^ r ' ^Yeicrday in Twin Falls Z 7 - . _ A - . High:I h61 i if l * 29 r Yestrrdjy 76 35” Monthtodatt-. .01 y cloudy todjy with J laaxytar 60 30 Normal nw. to date: .16 siighicKI chancc of jhowerj. ^ ^ Nom ul 7t 37 VVaicrYeartodate; ,01 ly cloudy lonfghl. ^ Noma) ytar to date: .10 , i M F T l a / cf icloudy ‘ Ffidjy with ' ,:r^.-;zr~ - JL;--, . .-.-highsa-. Highs/lows - - ■■ ■ '5 -'U w «' Hi^MsfA ltm:42 -Vt0tUh It(w ;4 < k . H # c 5 t e I o k ■ » I d a h o • ^ckxxly. ' Moiily ctououdy with Partly cloudyyfclW 4nd . ------TiocfiureVdtey ...... PaPinlydoul/mdcool- ™ ly* M » M W « Pep ^8 chance of rainlia breery. . , dt^w s a» HjBP*m.>n. cf.fartlyckxjcfy Bone 77 : M low : 41 „ l^«r. 22 degtcev al tJ^lg^L - ■ nal r w eather " ..... N alk« HirK >02 ai 10 w eather H agtm an 78 34 — Ciij Bend AiU. low. ly cloudy tonight. I Q a n O The Aca y\.T?xc«tey. o a . 8. f ^ ^ a m a s a pjniyd, tey.OcLS Idaho Fails 72 30 .... IBat\Vivl[m.htont. y cloudy Frid.iy with TTiunday m — hishMM. . ,4»>r«lnt»emmty0iy»n« eordaow. *1* |n«aw « _ [ Uwbnw 72 --51 ..... Comfort facfon Sawtooth Mounh3T t o l n s / . ■ r I M aW » — Soor» hunwky: 30 [Ht \tiltj 73 • 37 ...... Noonlurometrr. J0D5F : Wood River \AaBevtoy ! kteCaS 64 2* — Pollen count: 45 I Pbcatrllo 75 :U U»«2a. —f . i l ...... (sate), hitt?. Mokli; ^ [' Satan. 73 ' 30 — 3_a50 (cl»aispori- ly rioudy today with — I Stanley 64 ( chancu of showers. ;* ...... “")■ f^ah. i r ' f t I SmValkT 63 26 ---- CouftMT *MWM mna I cioudy tonight. Partly Uireof kuro ' ' Jy Friday with high 60s _____ \ } ^ / I The Nalioon ^ Ma* Pep ...... EcBl^ldoh^^^^^^ I AibucucTtjue 71; ^ 43 — m 'T - Mbma- t 2 ^ 6B .11 t 66 Low; 33 BoU3R 62 42 m. ny early today thvn O kaca M 51 __ e ckxjds. Panly cloudy j Dallas B2 51 ght. Mostly sunny Onvcr 73 34 _ _ ly with high 64. * * l>k Moinn 59 46 W ^ w ' Ortnil U 60 .83 nn tmn- : Heralulu 86 76 79 59 — : Northern Idaho> • ~ - - i t - 53 - 2.04 ijT‘ d 3 'tZD S 0 ” 0 ^ 63 45 — fe 59 Low: 42 S —------ijsVegjs 01 55 Jlly cloudy with — :— = Im A nstici 78 60 _ _ 6-) 56 1.03 ncc of showers. I ■ ■ «7 77 1.14 JKCofshc^MfstonighL I oi«B**en Mtam Beach (Milwaulij* 50 49 .Ot 4ly cliwdy Friday with S7 48 .01 na-of shoii\t3v ’4t* c Naiiorul Weaihw Serwcr radio baf«d a VHT-TKI1 a < « ; .VKI S r S k S , 79 7t 1J4 , j-^ I rw-. •— ». bsttnfl adtiikins tor I d ^ T nn^xnucn Dt^uinnattjflcrt lojd k; NcwTofi M 51 m . ------' http;/www.«v.«att?.id.us/itd*dilOTpgi«n OWlahctnj Gtv 73 SO Northern Utah ______Omaha 66 4* _ 96 62 : 75 low. *5 n n i f f i B n s s w > 77 61 m. Ily $unny loday and NVr. 55 30 tn. ^ cloudy tonight. Partly Index: J 3 Boise: 37M 028 "ivSere atofig * e Lbs CoiA ccud;cuil*ick- Pb»lI»d.OrT. 75 54 m. Idaho: The Gem State sawaw another sunny day EHovh 7f> 38 iy Friday, breezy, higfi (low) VaDer; Not a%’ailablc • dominated the regioa enedjsa» a high p r is a r antsS a 65 52 .01 B um tim r Wi-dfKsdiy as fair v«ather d PocaleDo: 233-6724 .. ^ Sol: Lake Orv 69 ^1 45 mirwtis A weak wcalhcf distutbanciice managed to move 745-7278 liho Wednesday after. ^• na:icn's TTB^ecacn ard m « r : a S nF raodK o 71 53 — across parts of northern Idah 72 55 .55 r conditwns. Only h i^ tsan; \\'edrKi?\- cadier terprspeaiues. Seacic noon ptwiding for cloudier c atfw. and dear skes. 72 49 — ; Northern Nevodcd a 1 K M thin clouds were ob«.T\wj overov southern and cen- » v w ^ 70 62 rn, tral kiaho from the weak wcatsatfw disturbarvrc. , • cDolff “ meafiw »-ai be cw 96 67 — • High:c 6 « 8 Low: 42 S u m d totoday d 7X)6 p.m. ■ far sao«-« t e Sla a Ha* » =»il=»it. Nation; Southerly flow pus:wshing in ahead of the ly cioudy tcxLiy. Patliy S u m ton totnomiw 7:44 a.m. front b fo u ;^ warm and humiirttidcmdilionstomuch , »eaL svs.te^n -men-:??! » Canadian Citiesies jdy tonight. Partly LururphasfvHC Full, O ct 5; lastquartw .O a 12: * a a» scat- o t a r , 71 48 ■ of the Southeast with an inincreasing number of west b i x ^ r p e a g d cUuj fMs dy Friday with high 60s new, Ocl. a :20; fii« quarter. O a 28. hesift-. MobtnaJ 53 44 ----- ihcRvers ond thundcnJormsI ifin Soulh Carolina and ttrrdihoi*o««s c^.gQg3 iatf Vit*Gc -- ' -Q rta S GW aJtelftW 62 55 m. Ckwgia. 64 .51 : B att______Hospp ital______Report: Ci[>ew sought snmoke source XEW YCHK (AP)P) -— atten- show thatth the cockpit crew of the '• CoRtbiMdtrcmAl Contlnusd fmnim AlI for prophowever, he The hospi“pital must move s. out0 the committee’s proce 1 ______acknowledged that sonsome of the soon bccauseSC of1 outside forccs, S ClintDn was an open ooe. savings arc one-lime t will be an ongoing v m e, and he such as Boiseisc hospitals t ^ g “There can’t be anythin agreed that inmate ^ to how do we get there C irftaidtatt ^ sourceses said, bul the president did ate counts over more• andat more of sur- r more open than this groop.^ would probably continitinue rising roundij^ hospospitals;opcn.tions, 1 here," County n y e e to d o sa .missioncr Marvin . h e s a id to soccsiyo esure[irely. rebaffin^ 1 og" that tho proceedings loaymay os th e Slate keeps growi■owng. - Schultz said, Hianks were passed anxmi DeoocraX K ea a ea d Eliminating long prisprison terms For exam] ipleman said after the B j t r aid d up conhned to th e Monicaa S. ™ple, St. Luke's along with coffee. Vollmer amand c^ipasaaaaBaaod^■f=T<«>ttccreof for drug and alcoholfiol ab u se rs Regional MeMedical Center of mwtinging. a isky matter, independent coun-oun- Schultz thanked commi tteette ^eiscsEXTCCc. - would help further easeea condi- Boise bought■ht the Wood Rim Y®'®*Iters overwhelming S s d Kenigtiteth W. Scarr sent a lettera-to tc members and Beth Smitl I tions that led 10 the decdecision two Medical Cent':nterandwillruna refusedsed more than 10 years n uth. 'H]±S3cri=EreD(? D cim ixars potsed th e Holouse Judiciary Committeette e to convey hospital owner- hired h to hdp «7ite the repon : years ago to build a1 ninew 1,250- d in ic in Fail'airfield. Province on. ZD TCte for th e Repcfci Rep- Wednesesday sayi^ he could not rule to a nonprofit organiza- “Hopefully, when th tii; is V ic F x a o c f C tS fim iii-m nf . nt,f inmate prison. Healthcaree 0of Tennessee will Sf^P *2 iferring evidence of other mis-mis' re p o n goes forward it wiHQ beI Wi t w rv- n .-u p But the governorir concededc build a neww Elko.I Nev.. hospi- ITiat failed because peo- r n o c Czaetts. m et conductict by Clinton to Congress3 a:as a source of pride,"-SchnlJ - that the current polilolitical cli- • tal. Years agago, patients from plethotJiought tb e hospital was - a iQlzz «nt2i t h a i r r t i i d ceat a t at-the White possiblelie gnrands for impeachment,t. '• mate, fostered byly Mothers: those areasas came to Twin beingp'g given away, he said. sa s id H ocse V edaesd>7f to coBvey a mes* “ I catran confirm at this time thatth a t 'I A gainst D runk Driververs, m akes Falls, Vollmerner said. “Thishis Is a totally different — satc e £ re p o o d erai£e te 1D e su e z u s who m attersrs continue to be under activttive ' action on drug andnd a lco h o l Schultz, wbwho will b e hospital situatio:Itio n ,” Hcmpleman said. Tim es-N a^ staff m ite r-Aa Pt wasxed 0=^3 n>a FTbtfcfyp d e d a re investij;tigation and review by thtbi: is ; abuse p en alties a muchmui dicier bpard chairsirman in January, “and1 aa totallyt different atmos- Martantonio can be reachedsf tax U n n r d iy ’s ro c e cnfmportantc&i and Office.'i," Starr wrote Wednesday withvith- - proposition. envisions theth< county calling phere."e." 7 ^ 3 3 ^ 1 , Ext. 24Z ided g g cggp e n a iMio wish» any probe, : Grcularion SunJjy S7.00 per«r week,> daily only SS.OO ------Dmjic» Wah>ck.-circu faitn» Jay.cnbt-S’^Q.pctJ*«lL------I.. i H E ation n u u iu ttr includedded in all above raie^. 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GfTicial elty and (OfOaWINNINC IDAHO ctniniy r>euApaperler punuanl| to Scction 6C- PCMt«*AU. i 4 i U nW e IS »ter«enostCQ Hctat MS puctf%cd at 1 4 6 12 1 5 3 6 m-WlST lOTTO b e»Goc«ryittSaftncn. »Q£^^_FOWOFOUMO*Mtoa >{omc delivery; daily sndand !S«t*lay. S3.70 lOH of the IdahoD Code-C. Thunday it hereby lOAtlOrASTSNUMSeU - per wtcL; Sunday only., $:.00S2. pet wreii. de'ignaled »» ihedat day of (he week on wKich i A v a iliable l t w(BMCSOAY. c OCTOBOl 7 NUH8CRSRS “ Mail %uln<-n^i<>n% muu hehe paidpj in advancs. legal m'ticci will11 be publiihed P m t ' *P ru t 1 Doa^ka^K9K IS buy ycur BUCKS *N A*c I r ' 4nd v e available i>nly ikhciikhcrc delivery ii Poiimatier.. pleate pi send change of l o u r s SWOcan-aMBycus&t rw mainuincd. 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(Jii. fcw: 4 $d9 JOopiiAr pj *-ca «W tbee> ata& r iPOQR ■nMdiT-0:o r t h e ; N a t i o n SuSupreme Goamt hearse::ase GoH(iOG WILD fc er the Pool Pr(rojectl/A^M i^ n federal laiind-^ise issiities Covet acation I v \ / - 2 J Clinton:I signs edn ■WAiVASHINGTOK (A?) — c anon stai^seta; ^ Spitt Roasted d howIV uto regilve il jgDperryeqani- ale Bpmmed w in^rfh~ J|,l iUfffla as=CK * Portrk D in n er’ bill, praifises Congijress St. ri 5 -aeai = c r r T“>cr e rVCL r - i-'-.-x. J «lusivisive fo r S^gnrmx: C ram ------• WASHIN^T^ ^ W aXsTorTiirtnB ------WfflU in tcaii. am: m j u s a 3=» 1 0 0 ,0 0 0 m o re D>utingu e ao Immlmic ' President Clinton signedted a higher 1 : 0 0 p m ^^9 public school in ai rniiwCi rtin f-»— ■#!>• rtoBtiaei.acJC .-ua?t ■ rfS** 11 I ? D 'C ’1 education bill today slosldashing stu- Jt 3mi irrr: t dcnt-Ioon interest rulesles to their teachers to times 'faoHlflfL iflnxi* ow what ID do a t e cBKu” iiznnncnaiLcn = lowest level in 17 yean:ars, saving a u reduce class know ■ gixx nnrt spend- JuStioaipf Stephen G. BwTn-saiii anm am cj rT,8.Tr.r.‘j:r f = r= r Street South - In OLi Town, borrowers an estimatedted 511 bU- F t. itesxiiic san T»ia Fills • 75J-Z32; Uon over five >*ears. ing more to mod- ie x ? zhsz = = ■ O PEN SUNDAY 1-8 PM “T o ^ y with this loweri■.-cringof die j H e ra iz e aging , ^the m e is heinK ■wmrhr^ OF school buildhiss. iy forfor onj- 31CW Eii'iflrTniWi ihIT ir Tirr=aisT=s=E.-r = interest rates ... we canm rreally say g ht em erge tm ifae :prxwEif- 31-jjEii-c=cce=a=: that every high school1 graduategn in H “Today we nxighi America, regardless. of income, ■ c e l e b r a t e can afford;to go to colicollege," Ihe BS CBntiinn putting partiSBn- | j president said. ship aade for an jOP drops The W hite House aid a typical liistoric higherher educatian law," he ° S B 5 & SIDING SALEn student borrower at a four-year1 said. “We canam do no less fcr our coUcge, graduating witlivith S13,000 public schools,□Is." DU)irthcontrdi in debt, would save ababout S700 The bill tiecreates a new interest- )AD SAYINGS la, based on Treasury n a rai over a 10-jvar rcpaymcniicni period. rate formula, RepubiJcan bill rates andmd added points, for (jT j Democratic and Rei )ff measuie ■ members o f CongressK jtjoinea tho - - student loans.os. As a result, the rate s would be 7.46 percent f f i IDERWAY- president in the East: RoomRc for a for students w -NOW UN WASHliJGTOj; — bipartisan signing cere:eremony. In for graduate;ites starting to repay — the lowest rate in 17 H ooping p t t o in-eak n In cjn m mm emphasized their loans — : his remarks, Qinton eir tending lulis, ctmprccmma; the political coopcmdordon lhal got years. Rateses arc capped at 824 speni ep u b lican s =ni'- the bill completed. pcrcent. R epu l-P A N I dy of what is Studenis5 whow refinance their teancntious item s cm>i 1PM “I am proud not only < Hi-Pju iufc, •Wntyittn -rTTTTnip3niI3 EL " i in this bill but how}w this bill loans couldId get, lower interest trace; lis is the way rates if They7y :applied before Jan. _ andid the 3=cdera3 iJiticuin passed," he “This I P mjmnuCTon n r from nne oT Su-aiisr- [[ <. This is the 31,1999. America should work. T EresWednesdo}.-. way Congress shouldd work."w He The measursure also raises the max- sures Republinms -wcrt impiiic iiu then called on Congreigress to SCI imum authoriloriied amount for PeD eve would cdllga •onmyti otbs aside partisan differe:erenccs and Grants fromn diei present S3fl00 to move '____ p - METAL ROOFING9 of his educa- S4300 a yeara r in 1999-2000, and in fromOTQ i-rnrivft imri 3 pass oilier elements of 1 w Dem om cs tD jEiyeil tirooB i SYSTEMS ARE A don agenda, indudingighispropos- h stepstD^^OC800 m2XB-2004. f< » I w . - Congongresii th e fm lled, SZ7 Mmin: P O P U U U t leasure finandnfi A e Urggsnr AinRNATIVE TO3 epartm em •gmiiDsr aipfir i: Collegee cost inct(teases, es. CONVENTIONALL It was possihle xhnr :d .caiilcm^ ROOFIWC ; lawmakers iirvnnnE a iia ai n n t ! ______outdistaances inflilation sghtS inimnji.imtcum ~ RSNOWBBNGPUCEDED rulesil>»g (nr ^n trim n : TTri{*hl C fflS mju i t n THOCnOAD ORDER! |; WASHINGTON (AI(AP)— The occurred atIt privateJ two-year col- npibkick-tiieovcnniliill. bk 09 E ith e r "Win'. xhe ■ rfn n 2 FL - 30 Ga. RES.1 pricc of college gre\v,v atai a slower leges, whereTe average tuition and £ ii (COUSBI)...... ^r.-^...NowH"i.. un. pace this year, but thehe ticketi to a feesrose$254254mS7333. lightghted ho*' GCP InndfST. thut. higher education still1 corrxn; 50 per- Tuitian andmd fees rose an overage frantTxntically try iag » is s a to t 2iiiii>- j 3Ft.-30Ga.iEE.: 59 ccnt more than a decadeadeaga of 5 percentijt last year and 6 per- geritering »mri send Iwnutl j g ( P U B E H ...... un. nie 4 pcrccnt avcraglage increase cent cach ofof three years before ersrs homI e i o r liiE ir a r - r i o r i n this year means tuidordon and fees ihaL Becat«ise of an earlier round of cam]ampaigns ±>5- ih is • w a e ito f - I 3 F t ^ 29 Ga. RS. 69 rose S132 at public fourour year-insa- double-di^iit growth,g tuition at pub- «•ithoul i t h lettiiig n iu c b ^ jm n u P A N E L I I LTt. n average of lie four-yearirlnstitotionsin I the last goveiiuwmniwTT ulii'n tlrm-T* Tij^o«jR' e a ------^ MEJk» PC _____ r-ijtt:' nesfeaerr a a ING . Wednesday. . ad]\isiedforiijrinflation. _ ■ =aC-^»J«£ I - f c r w a3 i ZlNCAtUMIIE mofn^T^ing For pri\'atc, four-yeaycai^coUcgps, Fm andald aido has also grown, off-' -caee-=t inert rnecr srwcth ne of the inaeases, the ] t 2Fl--30Ga. 0 ax-erage tuition and fees:ees rose $723, setting some It’s n o t too I ' SIC miins rarrsg*. 3 'r_ g rcB Tt csrsrx scr. un. 4,508. Those College Boaioard said. But students I Mrttl 'LMftT xcrra. ... NOW ,79L u p 5 p ercent lo S14.S t o m a t e f l a n s costs averaged S1.633533 at public are bortowiiwing more and getting ^ « 3Ft.-^Ga. 29 • two->-car colleges, up) 4 pcrtent,j or few er grant!mts. Neediest students -| m etal sales^ I B . - 1 . U ...... N0W«1“un. ncrease also aresuffcringngmost. I i TT S66. A 4 pcrccnt inci H o lid a y II A i 3 S a t e e A t Soathem U AoSbKtte I 9 4 5 " M ove tc:o enhancei patient P a r tie s I t r^-SeniaaSo rights dilies this sesssion "Canjiidffvto lOLCO «Wc. WASHINGTON i(AP) — HMDs andid other health plans ^ IM.-7J1-5571 Lawmakers will heailead home to that tightlyly imanage patient care VC r e e k s i d e ]OIM Oi-W -h>b,b,-«7MlU campaign for the No\‘.Io\-. 3 congres- to save mone3ney. Sicoiibrm st 5Ua»Mi-J~>- sional elections withothout passing President:nt Clinton has helped TRIPlilllAMaNP TRJ fcU'jaCTOTWlH S = le B nI d ,s s ■”**<” IOOI/B5SS new laws lo relievee AAmericans’ Demooats■s pushp a T a tie n t Bill of 0 the political fozcfrcsu .. OUT—mc-»Tatmaak ... “frustrations wilh heahealth plans; Rights" to tl 7 3 3 - 1 5 3 3 ____ But many say theyy hopeh to try this year. agaixt A iuiihtbcthe House, Republicans j “1 think we will see something leaders woriorked hard to craft and :1L rcsurreaed next >-ear,’;ar," said Sen. pass a COPDP counterproposal this • Susan CoUins, R-Mainiaine, who was summer, - p art of a GOP healthdth insurance But Democrats I and . task force. Republicansims in tite Senate could A group oT modcralcrate lawmak-' not reach1 a'compromisea' on uv&l * ers. including Sens.. JoJ(* n Chafee, verso n s— — or even the parsme- . R-RX, and Joseph LieLicbem an, D- ters of debai:bate—and neither side ■ Conn., have pledgedid lot continue had the 60» votes> needed to force rrrrllsJT E R E S T (o work for bipartisatisan comprt>- its ow n legislation le onto the misc. Senate fknrDOT. Polls indicate mostost Americans As a resulsuit, the proposals have »ti W ■ jvant new proiecti•ctions from ended uponI on the soap heap. ■ g o o j SBH d u p> i O N T Hnhaily ant e nin ths— \------I 2 m unicippal employees^accused feeasier mliiiy. [ N l ^ A S l E R - Ftiriyn«Bltro.yftY«nHllE'Tl- S Q 9 9 / o i vV as . . . y si^ ; of drug delealingfromC3ityHaU |nake no (v n M S 'tu a c .ynrSOOr m StnmBBttr CRgR.%lBCi^lK»SB GARY, Ind. (AP)-■) — The city's c le rk ^Car*a re a L av em e S hivers, riQ*ntsm8Btftri)tl ______1 S T R O N G igrammer and a were arresrested Monday. AgeiiS |„ i : chicf computer progra: Nobody has tfllter |r i » . ■ p ay ro ll c le rk wer ring that made drugug deals< out of powdered c c»p«. «nyL BC ------— . 2 | [ | a s l o wV as . . . y . s^iq. yd.> : CityHaU. pho n aliairaintheirtwoaportixttnts. ' | „more. deals on city Accordli-ding to court papers, l|. I The two made de NoboihrlasalieBBr ered drugs on agents apedtap< a phone conversa- I ™ ; ■ phones and deliverc cwlitrtinii • , ^ P E R CGO : their lunch breaks, theFMsaid.the tion in wWfhidi Harris'boosted tfast I S t At Cnptf D n e w M altav oa»y ; “T he enem y is not from with- he was sellingseD more than S1.000 |A ti |BgSYLV FLOOR ; out. The enemy is5 fromfn within," wortiofcoicocaineaday. I™anCityfeiRnjarinvnc. $ ^ 9 9 • said Scott King, mamayor of this Themay»layor downplayed the gov- I * " l o ww as . .. Z s Uf. q .ft. : struggling dty of 117,C17,000. e rn m e nIt t connection< in a d t; |NNobody l bBSismBr The programmer,«r, Arthur. L plaguedi forf years by violent tranBOties _ 'Harris, and his ^Ifrirlfriend, payroll crime, drujmgsotidunesqdoyinait. |sasam «B1 soil sets ID j m autnv IDWOOD iHoBauisfflittTSwrt ■ » * « S | 9 9 BUe UP to a JIWE'W OJT ain r.'ittm. sq. ll. i naiitne msaiasor iiunaniK A s l o wtv as . . . I sq. N o b o d y d o e s a A M L C _ I1 L E L better Son C sp d 1 3 X 1 3 aOORTlLE ^ $ I 75 1 $ 1 0JO ' CashBa^i!O n e .* A s l o wty as . . . I »?■ kBOMLOtMCXLTJBDUtLL^ wmmtrnMOBim m n I g ■ CASWf^i s h i e l d i O v e r 1 5fOr^oUs 0 In-Stock Of ; ori W inds • u n v m o i wa m a im I g e m e n V • ; B e p ' a c e t ' V I N 1V L 8 f I - C A RI ] P E T , $ C 9 9 s p - l M • A s l o ww ' a s ... D sq. sq.. yd. - :...... • . .. *0./»O.A.C. bS wiSS ; ^ 0 I ^^85FREEUobtoSwk* ■ I1-80&-276-1275I | HI / -N C Q ^ M ItawtfmTTwtaFsMdihIdabo T h o w U r.O c to M fB ,!^ AIDSdeaarthsdowTiithanks tonlew drugs - ______M a h o n ...... ^■..4 mfTnv. Tt had bccii in__ - ...... 3= !«-=r-= r*^ jp 10 causes of d eath since 3jan- aissie a e± 3t Cttsced: die-mp drug*. ifatiSiQi! i^ ..^i£a5fiarC T «j 1990. hCT f.l A lT rf ■■ 1 1997 rate is less than halff • l;3E.3DC »i-uM - — a!le Euw- T he 1 l/n i i r d 4.^ it w ai in 1992 and nearlyf l y i s ^ IS- e x z x s issx se mor- wfaac u s econom lasi veur. idrn;i;unf: 33ir ; Greens]Span says om H iiriin l of die rate in 1995, the Cannes. s£. me* » irtm!ihi-lt);iiii.mnf cat pdilc yag - F ea cKeEsays;■ \\world " nirmoil threatent;nsco . jr . dampen U.S.gngrowth r ■ W ASHINGTON (Al(A P) — Federal Reserve Chaimsrman Alan |H G reenspan said Wedncs«SdmsettbeMatiorai______nal the ccntial bank planilanncd fur* Fettend Reserve« BoartG ChAman Alan Cmotapw *J£ , ther red^tions in shoshorl term AsjocWion ol BinlneuBu Ecoooml*t» In Waihlnfitonm W» e d n ^ . Dow Jones ; interest rates. The Do\ : three more cuts.” “We'\Ve\c got an ecanoray that u-s ! average of industrial s(»stocks shot pnsed 10 see th low is really quite nn iropre!*- early after- Greenspan,an, n o ted for h is of now I :! iz< z.T m a up 113 points but by ear d pessimistic pro- siveag: siglit," he said. ooon was up less titann 5SO points gloomy and tiU, Greenspan — v.-ho began . 0Qiimflitsinsulotln^Bit ?------noimcements,;s, ipoked fun at news- Still, ij ■ Rnntfislanr. from Tuesday’s close. rning neady tw o y e a rs jp o Jiving there paper headlineines that he said give w arnir “He’s probably implyii lUt “irrational embenmce'" in j 1 Dreer^sau n oil I could be more cuts to concome." said the impressionion the economy is on about ‘ !;;■ . ___ jaa:2=rj.:3;'iliv in Sohn of the verge of' collapse.co He told the finuncuncial mnrkiTTs — acknm rl- n F o S h ] economist SunR Won '■ ;ed n dramatic shift tnwurd I Norwest Corp. in Minninneapolis. National Assocsodation for Business edged terest rates Economics: “V"Vic are still seeing riskk aaversion and a greatly ( “The Fed \vill cut inten reased desire for easily boufdit ' again and a g a in ... BctwiL-tweennow fa irly signiflificani continued increaj and1 solsold investments. and next spring I wouldnIdn't be sur-, momentum. - N a t io nN IN BRIEFF —— Tests confirm gigas In Iraqi warheadsds Drug aids youngsJ asthma sufferers Iding anotlier medidne tn the M • NEW YORK-FraFrance has detected tracess ool f NORFOLK, Va.— Addin warheads but has witiiheld th(the traditional t^^■o-drug tream;amicni for severe childhnod . nerve gas on Iraqi wui dally reduces the need to htu.- findings because itt d(does not want to underminiline asthma attacks substantial!: to get U.N. sanctions lifted, Th- also was hdpful in less In I’aris, th e Frenrench Foreign Ministry saiilaid The combination therap ■orts severe cases, but the bcncfincfits were less dnunaiic. ^ 9 7 \ Wednesday it was not aware that Frcndi expert J6!l|]' ~wvho has been i ftlie “Nobody can explain it." • sion 10 rename tlie LaiLangley. Va^ headquancrs of tl im hrixTd for ccnturies umong ■a : O/V the “George BusliLisli Center for Intelligence.” Pigeon radng has thri\ eral hundred breeders in the BusJi was CL\ direareaor under l*resident Ford, scrscrv-- devoted group of several )7G, to Jan. 20,1977. mid-Adantic states. Someime radng pigeorc: can cost tip ing fnim Jan. 30,197G, to the Radng Pigeon Bigcja in k The measure approproved by tlie "House is a confiirxfer- to S250.000, according to t hf A rcm i TS; Crcrer'^ H a r d w a r e ence report, the resultsuit of H ouse^cnate negoiiatiortions. Lake Charles. La. Only a final \Tjie inI lluU»e Senate Ls needed to sendI it to ^--■BEFa&*73&a30aea f 233 «. lfiaih» jimj< m e • 324-7701 Cni|iHl ban npob; ' S281&^Axe.S. tlie President Clinlonon forf sifjiature. mu;&:aaK.-scT.£s im . I; KaiB&aCIt-StnLBunjit-9 pjn> • SUN. 9 ajn.*7 pjn. iaas«ai8K a,.- i »«a>cnui« ■ B H N Wy j r 7 ^ w x r ^ I ( <
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/ (D imNIC: ^^AlanagmEdjorCjai The Timcs-Ncwi:w s ______T hursdayly, O ctobers, 1998 P ag e A-6 -^ilEDrrpR]mL' ... ~ — \-im< : Neighhboring IUtah offerirs _ i a prcsview of a bad ideaa ive to re- I d a h o v o te rs hav^oustop? bad idea camou rgue most V flaged a s a good one)ne. andoulsntart outlu n e k x s Do you argui It vi-ould b e easy ti • . voters are poopoorly ed- . . /be lured into thi ucated in ththt e h a rd a a initia- ; false Ib^c of Utah'ah 's ■— ^ —^ " sciences, so a Id req u ire ' ■ Proposition 5. As.s thet thinking goes, tive;e on nuclear waste should r hunting and fishishing regulations an8(180 p crcen t m ajority? m its back- '------.' shouldn’t be sectieo:Jed b>- referendum - Do J-ou dedde that terni-limit hucksters ^ :;so it’s templing to imake that next to erss area nothing more than hue ; impossible. Prop 5 ^\rauld require two- (whiirhich they may be, but that’s e point), and require them i le to shoottor shut u]□p : thirds voter supporport for any wildlife- the \ With1 Milosevinc it’s tim( jwn a 70 p crcent m ajority? > related initiative. IiInitiatives on other dowi ts.” Our How about a 60 percent thresholdthr _ _ w ASHINGTON—Sophisn- ; ] crimesgs grew into indisputable facts.” < i; s u b je a s v.-ould s till:ill need only a sim ple He edge is Kardly “fragm entary"^"am a : r a n in id ativ e on abortion righ j cated weaponry can knowled Tnajority. f o r a ig die empdness of Secretaryy oof f . sportsmen who took DoDon’t start. serve, or e\'cn produce, • o r g e R ^ The 300 or so sp< simple-minded policy. Albright’s Clintoncsque fusdan:dan: n the hills and the Idaho Id: has done a decent job of fix- W W i watch .tim e away from t We may yet see again W i n “W e areire not going to stand by and wa g up its initiative laws. It ha:has made W W ivowhat ^stream s last w eekenkend to rally at Utah^ ing \ u^vels in the U.S. military in- die Serboiiian authorities do in Kosovo' jtting an initiative on thehe ballot how some mar\ doing in •C apitol have sv.-alloiUowed the argument putt se missiles, produce a retro- they canan no longer get away with doin irder - but not impossible.le.Thata vcntory. miise 1." Sen. Gordon Smidi, R-Ore.,■e.,is i . ■•hook, line a n d sinlankcr. Their comments hard . .. grade policy thatth; can properly be called Bosnia.” ^TOj^jiCustrationion with the “antis” goodK)d way to w eed o u r th e trash. high-tediisolatladonism. righc “It’s“Il tim e to shoot or shut up." ;he ballot bax to take LcL et’s n ot b e temptc>d to furthirthcr fix whcnUS.ltleaders who arc ill at ease in 1989 by Slobodan MDo:IDoscvicThisencr- Nodiiihing shon of ottacking Serbia, i •'who would use the ■Wtwe- d fishing rights. • thele processj and outsmart ourseu-seivesby with U-S. po\seiter hear the word duty, they • gized the Kosovo Liberodradon Anny;which dudingtg ics air defenses, will got Milo: • away h u n tin g and fi bridges essing h up. reach for their«ir cruise missiles. Those is seeking indeptmdence.ice.1hattsMilose- vic’s attimention. And dropping the brie S ound fam iliar?•? 1T his may as Vk-ell b e m e s irrbian- g a sim ple weapons providride tdcgenic, antisepdc ac- vic's excuse for his warr crimes.cr ofBelgrgrade w u ld concentrate Serbia ' an echo from Idahoaho, where sportsmen KeKeep it simple by keeping a antinu- tion-at-a-distancince. They make possible illu-1- He has learned from1 SaSaddam Hussein mindss ono che costs of Milosevic concii r s a id p r e tty m u,ch ch the same things maj(ajo rity in place. this, sory dedsivtuieness, without follow-through- how to play with the UnitInited Suites as ing inp-power. If NATO cannot do this ------The Clintonn administration has used with a yo-yo. DisdainingTg a0 watching and putut peacekeepers on the groundu ndin i igener- them as a subsibsutute for serious policy re-:• worid—tdevision; satellitcllite cameras that Itosovo,fo, it should use its dwindling ei garding Iraq arand terrorism. Now cruise record mass graves—Milelosevic butchers giestoc dieflrst missiles may beb< fired to express ersatz sc-> for os many months asih ht takes for die Fifty;y years ago NATO became the w Unit- . J 1rheTim egsjNews_ riousncss abou3Ut Serbia’s acdons in the West to o i^en , then hehe: sends some of peacediitime alliance committing tho U ______PuUHlNf adm ummter province of KaCosovo. Soriieone The New his forccs back to ihelrr barracks,be until ed Stateates CO war if others were attadtacked, 3 was, os Daniel Patrick MoyniJynihan ' ClJfkW«h»Drth______odllot Prtw elwYofk------M¥wtWBt( YorkTimcsidcidendfics as “a senior admin-1- the West’s eyelids againlin grow( heavy. NATO > i- . Mow, letu s stipulate-!:JeftoMniansare- Jt 5ay^c^emblematic of a nw.orieniatiaation.;^' • C TIw membcw« 0of tba etftorid boart and wiHertm ofI ecBtofW* are StapiMo Hartgan,■an, istfation offidi:dal who i«qucstcd ono^ysu- ty”—one canI sisee w hy-^ys, "We are at thin on the ground in theiheBali^andin Fo^ugn policy began to anddpate.ite.' ' 7 >ck. Ctaik Wahrorth. Steva Cnimp,?, KevinK fUchert and Kart Friadamann : WQOan Bn»ck. last serious." tlie Kosoto independenc*mce movement. ratherr diani merdy react to, conflictslicis.": At last, butt abouta what? f eople •,, . And independence forf KcK o so to might . U i o ronflict a NATO was created coopre- pr min\-a- ] stabbed with1 a pitchfork, eyes g o u ^ destabilize Macedonia,I, wherewl there is a ' ventbyby muscular antidpadon—an ir nion— I* out M th a defieft sdck, a decapitated man’s’s substantial Albanian mininInority.And -sionoflrf Gennany by lhe Soviet Union w ant your poliilitical opinionI* brain removedcd and left displayed beside! Americans, of all people*,)le, know that seces- w asprerrevented. I vi^ :an d rpse, 0 woman shot in the sion should not be counteintenanced for what Nowlw NATO seems coo sderodc am son always inspln*s read- !JI loIq person at our Twin FaUs or BurleyBur of- his wife's.corp; lectSon toason > ciaughters ages 7 and S, alw0 the Declaradon of Indepelependcnce calls* rislc>av«ivei^se' to dcviSe'other uses foror ilitself, era to shareJ inim elr opinions, and wc fice face, her two d rices. J yellow r u b t o boots, 10 “light and transieni causciuses.“Sdll.when IfNAK.TO caruiot a a to presOTe stabiaability pride ourselvesIves on n«3king room tor qi g,By msD to P.O. Box 543. Twin1 FaFalls. ID dead, in Iheir J m en beaten anand executed and their mud-d- (again the Declaradon)1) a long train of rope, why does it continue? Ecvcfyonc's views.s . TThis year wo'rc plan- ggJ53303. le to th e survival in stin a of institu-insi cction dedicated to our ^ lated bodies rcreturned to their families, ' abuses evinces a designTfj 0of absolute True ning a s ^ l a l scctl ) By tac to (208) 734-5538. . NATO responds to the loss ofo t ii t s ' - reavo, what The Wash- tions, N ; 'Vtewpolnts *d8*" willWl b e putslisned on □) ByB; ftfltan lo fwnews«Vn/cron.nol•"°^ seven monthsIS ]pregnant dead with her "ington Post calls “indpieipient genodde” or , fountoiing ratio n ^ by enlarging itsitsm n em - : ThursjJay. O ct 29.29. To hove your letter In- Q1 VtaVI our Internet atte. Just go toXomagio- I stomach slit opopen. “genodde at one removc|'ove"), that trumps bershiplip. K o so n has revealed NATOITO to - cJuded. just deliverIvor It to u s by Oct. 26. V3lley.com ond click on 'Submitit A Let- By such beh;^ v io r Serbia is tiding to concern for Serbia’s tem'erritotial in te ^ ty . be o holiound which Is delighted to ha%xhav • and write'Vicwpolfpoints' ot tho top. terter.* recommcnd cocontentment, or at least qui-i- Of course the currentnt ipresident never two leaeashes attadied to its collar, on We’D Oao publltitlit l«U tte n a s usual on our accept le tte n a s long as 40(400 escence, lo thehe ethnic Albanians who arcc means a syllabic he says,jys. induding those hdd by the United Nations, the otheother - ’Opinion* pages5 cvevery day until the elcc- word3. but here's a useful tip: ShorterSho let- go percent ofif lhet 2 million residents of at the dedicadon of thete HolocaustI Muse- Russia,ia. J tion. 'Ric flrul deadeadline for clecUorKClat- lers (1 0 0 or 2 0 0 wonJs) aro likely;ety to ol- lijc province; oof Kosovo. The p ro m c e , al-1- mn,obouthowshomefultfulh was that “for ------on on Oct. 29. ' croves of definition) andan put th e security of the W c have a p resident'jit who seems de- tocoll Treaty,T the United Nations w : Canyon Rim Trailrail presents danger 7o f charge over our energy use.se.T 1 hi* Clinton, this doesn’t m ake itt rijright. country at ris!•isk In these actions. In this,s, term ined to hand overter our sovereignty haved I an environm ental treaty..I It t isa*i • Councilman An n I-I-nmtz is right. W liat has he really done b uttto to divide he has also abusedab his pow er and ob- to th e U nited Notions.is. BillI Clinton and is nol t nees. ‘ . ■ The Snake River•or Cinyon Rim Trail and defraud this country. Hitlcitlcr must struaed jusdisdce. How in 'th e nam e of his aides who came of3f aage in the sodal- plan toto bring Am erica to h e r kn e e d ed d in g • should b e fenccdJ theth whoie way. It is have had a high degree of apprpproval at reason can anyonean excuse'him? So'he”— ’ ‘ ~tsrl960sTirenowtnTXwpower,-and-they ------U .N ro-energy inspectors will b& dec g oil you, dangerous- A little[le ;skim of snow or ,.first, b ut h e was a m adm an. If 770 per- apologizes; heh( didn't realW, he just are giving away our freedoms,fr» howmmuch electridcy or heating oi ness and industry can use --in in th e* : frost could crciitce slidingsl boards to 300- cent _ of th e public approves of rmurder blamed otherers. Thfirtkfiftf; o r should be,e . The U nited Nations,IS, thet one-world busine nt. They • foot free-fall. Thee fenceft doesn’t hurt and theft, should we legalizee theseth ac- consequencej:es for our excesses and ac- governm ent that BillI andan Hillary Clin- namete of saving our environment. 1 - th e view. tivities? No! Don’t b e swayed:d bby the tions. W hat: abouta' those of ou r m ilitaryy con love so dearly, isi on the move. In . will haveha the authority to shut off:off j-our s te fu L ; : A. LACEY JOHN!IINSON trashing of others’ reputations,3ns,de- whoarepayiiying the price for less or Europe, American soldioldiers ore being powerer if they think you arc wastef w a g e s• : Twin Falls signed to d o u d th e issue. Otheithers’ activi- comparable2 actions.a forced at gunpoint to0 wearw the blue Energ;rgy prices will double a nd ws£ sig an and* ties arc not ih e issue a t this tinlime. It is Is no one accoimtableac for th eir ac- beret and the ribbonsisoftheU.N. o wiUgogo down. China, Russia, Iran a t Clinton provideses constant scandal the 111; actions of the president. tions anymoriore? Let's open all the Army. These soldiers■sno m longer answ er o th erT countries< will not be subjectj e c t 1 0 1 treaty and can use all th e eneienergy: t Frankly I am sturitunned by theap- 1Professional politidans likeke ClintonI prison doors,■s. Why malign Ken Starr foror to America. They aree tmderui the com- this tn 'w anj. : palling and “appanlarcnt" reaction of the arc an playing us like a professionsional musi- doing his job)b and trash others’ reputa-1- mand of foreign generalerals, TTiere are they w Ul your senator and lell himm tclo v o ^ ■ A m cncan public: to the Clinton prob- d ci; a n . They know just w hat to;o sjsay to get dons, past andan present. I can only con-I- foreign U.N. soldiersstraining tr right now Coll n th e Kyoto Protocol T reaty,ty, a n d . ththi e prescribed reaction fromn thetl pub- d u d e that ihetht 70 percent polled must on Am erican soil. Ameimerica, under Clin- no on i . lems. ton will fail in his attem pt to £give I Helio! Is there; anyan intelligent life out lie They are a good argum ent:nt for1 dii- have inhaledkL - . ton, is in danger of beci>ecom ingjastan- Clinto; •r. T J there? This presidelident hasacted in an zczen politidans. Probably thee bDoonesburyry By Garry Trudeileau Mallard P]Fillmore - By Bruce5 TiiTinsley
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vfothepoPAllTerro ______d ^ B A B B E L SSCLEANERSs ] Ctttzens bleat Uket 30, the one that IIfeltthe fe! - most was by Eric Norton.m tltw a s off each . •' not politic^ it vras histornoricalas winter coa, HIM b o KW he spoke on the properT rtrole of ^ 5 ^ SETREADYIiyforIH e IU gDvenunent wfai^ we:donot do have now but should. He said the flH H 0 0 WmTB people should be In contimtrol of ' go^'enuncnt, imm the go%Tlovcmmcnt io control of tbe people.Ie.Iread I I k about that in history asisahigh a school and coDcge studerident,but biled Woosl Jacket wc do not h are it today.ly. Inkead.I wc have many politiciatuiatuwho A B g H J fl want more and more taxc[axes with m t h a bigger and bifiso’eovem'cnunent which means more bureatreaucrac)-. - IdonotthinkEricNorS'orton T w is t ... politician (ooe who onlyJ y ]looks to the next election), butth he e is a C oH c ilctxt OTiJ fxxi: statesman (one who lootJotsoMtor Hc.loo,wasd»cleacd. Recently in tions.'ns. Wc should know how a can-n- crshipsdonotIoan,lcta:t alone utlA a fk*u' MlfkTUftU’ the next generation). Germany, chaihanatDor candidate didateiatc really believes on the rent, cars. The ladies at 1Latham uftl/if.- fijT TTur 1 like the quote. “We idix-ercd to ® ...... Schroder, a sotsocialist also, adopted issuesues. I support and ask your made sure a car was ddi funnel ruvJc s«udtticddi1 chancellor over KohL Moi made a room availablelefarusse^'• f Ulinn oTiJ co;? chjTjL-kT. that money wc d.on't gi%t5ire to E 0>-- Nm-.hcreiie in Idaho. m*c ha\i'C eral hours ahead of schcijicdule and emment, we can take caj ly vt-ere concerned aboutIt ouro needs Mrs. Shcr Sellkdlman trying the S hwp o f puts m agic In valley ICC'X< urxJ m LmcnirT. scl^-es. I bdie\-c a vote fo for the xmexpecied funemeraL 't<»Enc samepolilioJcal mo\-e. In January E1 recendy^ found the “magic" in NOTton for Idaho state re ^ We knew that Twin1 FallsFj is a N'di^. DrriUTi ff Chrand. le ditched the ^fngiri©c Volley. My wife and I tvero tati\T is a step in the rigl :pa^andrai^ . spedal place from ourr priorpi visits, ■ tion. 1%-eling with her mother, true incan- herselfaRcpirpubucan m spite of Virgirirginia Hardin Robinson, o for- but we now know the tn • fvw '*rV ^ BARBARA lARSON ing of “Magic Valley.""Our 0 thanks the fact thatIt slshe is on record as ii resident of Kimberly and Mountain liome to these spccial people a the S3>ing in *966 thtl atsh ew asa Twin]rin Falls. We pbnned a pleas- se n t for . _ Draocrat beewcause her views antmt ireek j-isitiAg friends and iheu businesses they represei dahoaspe- Eric Norton stand:luS nnn were more dosdydo aligned with fiurr. On0 our arrival, we found thatijj making our tveek in Idal I support Eric Nonon;onaslegisla- thoseofthatpu party. Did she onee ofof Virginia's longtime friendsI, dal one we will never• fo:forget )A PICKER- tor for Elmore and Owytiwyhee coun- change her beliefsbe on the issues? hadpid passed away quite unexpect-^ RALPH AND UNDA ties. Iwasinforme- She was not only correct, but cd, be retuzned b) hislUberal h^b life? Does she!he support freedon in they ey provided j scrvice way I spending patten) andIsuj^of su] education sududiassd»ol%wchers, beyoryond expectations. Greg • schohsticpn)0 « n s . AAgain ^ in d w iter schooLpols. pri\-ate schgoU . Panatinatopoulos, Kevinand the ser- ■ 1996. President OintoQOQbecamea I home sdiools,ils. etc?i Docs she vicesX staff delivered us to our ^taking d^xsethelibiliberal agenda of the motdDtd in their personal v-ehides, “coRsen rntiTt** in talk, ti , OTxiit for aH tbe progres;ress made in Idaho Educatiiation Association? refenferred us to a care-rental k America. He WOQ tbe ele Does she bdiejie^'c in priwe proper- agenc;er>cy, diagnosed our problem again. Ih e n prim e minis:inister candi- ty ri^ ts ? Dloesdiebdieveinsen- o e andntd made the repairs faster than date Ttny Blair cf Englaiigland,apre- siUe emirornnmental protection? ourir localIo garage would have. Teri vious socialtsi, being apc^dcala pt Doesshesupptppon the free market atEniEnterprise Car Rental could opportutust, met and feOinlovefeO oreraggtessh^isive union actions? notIt actnmmodateac our needs but "~i'’’l i ’l S m I j ' with dintoD 's {rfiOosoplrjpbyofpre- IknowMr.lIr. Eric Noruto could ■ refenferred us to her competition, senting oneself as a CODSonsen-ath-e. answeryesto: to each of those ques- Lathsitham Motors. In our area, deal-
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Russia for mo«jstofthisdeiraae.— -anddoedutsu^t nvfltir emt^Q p im uy • 'iWw. * tbsncctsaoMSSTii H ^^K caipraccs.’* Tens of thoulousands of people eS.” It accused for-ir- ' MOSCOW (A P)— Hunilundredsof carrying red•d ond b lu e flag s Thcle demonstrations<3 were the iiL LMi’ trn,TiiirtTtairoy m ajor-pro test -rince R tssia teM ua^atfioMyic r Its. thousands of Russians; frustrated marched throucough Moscow to a- first ma — -^ygttigSallin plunged in to its l a te a eccv irwwiwi ■—■f-mariwrH K^3Bo^^aging “a•a by th e country’s deep> economicec . rally on dw tdge of Red Square, was plu ...... tStSrmM^^itB3B ic crisis in August, w bes tbe aUgnuM ^ayertbe: • IB recession took to the: streetssU in w here oppositiidtion leaders callcd nomic c B Ip cwnm-«.Ma£fl cs to be paid and for countryitry's financial m arkets col- saHiziSaBnn our coun*in- nationwide protests Wed(Tednesday, for bade wages i th ro u ^ "one-le- Boris Yeltsin’s bpsedt i But m ost of marcb- Sscsraac'ft'T> '♦■1^ ' ock2k for it in m e d assifleds ■^T atmcnsthaiTafflnetew spapers naHonaUy. MOSCOW (AP) — - P rim e rwmic decisions□ns. and variousvar o ther bodies, indud- TTtarrinfflisditsits location to yotL • Minister Yevgeny PrPrimakov Primakov’s’s firstf deputy prim e ingthe die committee for state prop- ’ management that overseesS • . W ednesday gave his CoimnunistCor minister, Yuriuri Maslyukov, who erty m: lyM sFni froOa atintion.______Otr tte wai - deputy broad powersrs overo the served as betbe last head ol lie. .. priwti?: new CabinM’s ccononicic course.ci Soviet centralral planning agency. Hee alsoal wiQ m-ersee a AfeKdOmfeattayBOafci Xfri^rwfy P ,mH ■nn«aaagie«ailay.cacn ; * However, Primakovr alsoal plans has pushed foifor full control over thc Inu ^ riiuiiiuinnuiii ifflti I the Finance the economic-rcc-rebted ministries. the WorldWoi Bank and otberimemit-^ SaMtetan.te'tktf'sata ; • K> personally o>ersce the ,TS»I ‘or ingL'tyiiitmilLillijfl -—7-T S M S ai • Ministry, which suggestssts he1 wants Maslyukov^ will w be in charge of uonalal lenders,li the ITAR-Tass and rf ax ne\s-5 agencies reported. to have final say on mamajor eco- economics ancind trade ministries Inierfaj ij Blair pushe ■iforagreerri'nent T m B l iIG ' f B ig IB a c k j ; with Chinelese LICK » 3 S heo w ! -* BEUING (AP) - Policolicc took a prominent dissidentK fromfi his V ■ ■ Cm KSslZafUtdi^B atB iida in awkHmd h ^ c Wednesday in an a jpF «19K&1997C dc%ieIopmcnt that prompimpted >Tsir- }NTESTi l ing British Prime Ministnisier Tony Blair to raise thc ca: Chinese oflidak. c m # Thc police questioning YUNERIUL L F U T E ^ St an demo(Ta^ activist X detracted from Britiritish and Chinese efforts to use Bla WT t a o z e l S o the first by a British pn MOPflRKfm M seven years, to highlig:uight their Gi l n m d e P a r k a Xu, imprisoned for.r,2ye»r. 1 F lyrwoy ^ Shell F ^eeiB xec—3B~sl EZ" after the 1979 Democra^cy WaU . Water]e r p r o o f B r e a t h a b l e ^wW?toIT— ^grn>TTKm ianH - movement, is of iSheltI.o6ps& $( outspoken and active di: w i l h S $ g g 9 3 V Police went to his Beijiiujing home C a l l1 P'P o c k e t ' C ii z u g S z e ^ W edn^ay morning• aas s h e w a s ' eating breakfast, aroundmd die time W V Ger : U nder Paa r k a M P*k J n j c e Blair was preading over Sim iar6aaB-ar=7$- ■ ing of co ntracts andSTplt/fe p' •Wo.ejerproof B reathable British business inve:ivestm ents w i t hI BReversible Jacket $ 1 4 0 9 3 - Banted n tD -S '—S^^-HrriTn™ ® 9 9 ® n-orth more than SS30 mH . I n s i dd e Inform ed of Xu*s ocase, s Blair f€ S c i z z i y raised bis concerns widi uckar Bird % ambassador to Londonra tand ^ t h I C h u 1 $ 3 g 9 3 ^ - a President Jiang Zemin, a Bdteato-ar*—s ^ Q 3 aie m liif i£ 1L 6 & ” to British and Chinese off H uinter's i VesI Police allowed Xu homeha after quiaing him for aboutut ssx hours MM on efTorts by other dissilissidents to 2 C h u c k ( . P f t i a i ' mP I * ' E n r d n ...... set up an opposition part]»ny. ^ i f i■ i B o x W k y S i e S I S 2 - M l ai n t l e * OrtjiiinrB China bans A h b z s « B e n i * P roo ] p c m e c a n p k i t c h e n . H olds 'atensils. Starr report L ot n n t e m ■ JEI S ^ B : ^ s^ I b ^ s 4 P o t s . P a n s & • E a c f c w e^tSlb..6aac. ^ T y i n g C o s e w a a i i i a A ■ ■ = £ Silverweai. cites detailsils $ 9 Q 9 313 BEIJING (AP) — Lil^il^ soft pom Reg. R e g . • 9 9 " B b » 1 2Z * S e s - ’ia a ? ^- n s 9 ^ ° and subversive novels,els, China's press censors haveve b a n n ed Chinese-tanguage ver Kenneth Stands report > President Clinton's afl t m m m DKOYS Monica Lewinsky. BCEs . S U E Chinese ofndals disi NTER BOOTSrs E HOM « x l 7 a o r rcpon’s salacious detailsails and wor- • • S;m patex Waterproolo o l ried that its contentsts ssomehow D> l n c k l b i £ ^ ------______saa would dam age im proving * 4 0 0 G r a m G tta x t ft Thinsulate Chincse-U5. relations,s, cmedia and m UhrygnTrr $ggq publishing source: ^ R e g . * 11 9 - Bbs.*22S" D> l B cfcM H g— - g g ^ a o . I ------Wednesday:------Because the sources work in , n 9 g p ° | n G o o s e 3Ei8 b £ 5 3 I — S U Misa__ 9 9 dn enierprises strictly supeupervised by the government, theyey ispoke on ■— r— - t t condition of anonymity.ty- The ban, however,•, is likely to — ■ have little effea. Pomom ographic pataagonia* videos and Penthousese imagazine __ ^ m m s m can be bought on manyny istreet cor- ners. flPILENE (ONDimMM B m ^WIfHIZNOOHIfS ■ Police evacICUate ClimnIdle control you pnlint o n i n I h e m*m orning to stay dryr y & w c m n m n o f e i lay. Costs a bil more p U.S. Emba try to wecET it outl acriBrxBsBBS •« after bomblb call S i l k w e i gil h i ^ B n B 3 ^ p M CAIRO, Egypt (AP)J>) — Police evacuated the U.S.. Embassy Er in TopS, s * 4 9 = " Botton» « * 3 9 “ . i j 3iricBB~S£9n>9 Cairo and searched thethc building on W ednesday a f teer r ;an anony- mous claimedI a 1bomb was M i d w e i g l ifg.sunB— 1 ,Z planted on ilw premisesises, Egyptian llll a s T M B T s m ^ i o i s police said. ------Policfr searched insidiside and oul— —T o p S - o n . * 3 9 ? U y side building butu foundfc noth------ing. they said. tas.suss_*lj,€S The U £ . Embassyr diddii not com- E x p e d i t ii o o n I m •ment on the report. AAnj embassy ...... ------'saE3B *^iaB -Trjiii i official who spoke onn conditiona of o ^ $ 5 4 9 3 anonymity told Thele AAssociated A O pis®G2^^ S Botton Press the compoundd wasw operat- ~ ^ S b ing normally hours afteiliter the bomb • threaL Police said an emba^ibassy official I recei>-ed the bomb ihnthreat at 5:30 l ^ | ajn. Mqg LqkW o e - Sports onllnfli Visii^i!k7^7aaa-NacsOn&teat at . L n s i d e htipc/Avwwmagjcvacvalleycom fbr the taZcsc on.n » . Scores a rd S tats ____0212 ■ •Pi^hDcboIl •PtDRplf Y oufS oofts...... : . . .83!3 ^ •Prafixxfcnfl •IdaHbht(^ic}iairspaRs ISk 3 K T Spars Ec&orL■DamenCl(x:73J-09Jl. Exf.a .S S iO ■■ S c c tioan n H i The Timcs-Ncw5WS T hursday,\\ Octobcr fi.
" ~Moi^INGLP^ffi "M m c c() and B u r l^ c to 1-1t drawr ■: Spo rtsQ uoiote:’ ByDavMLaeBy Bmpies so d . ”“Now w ell -wttri: nr. Tlmi»Waw»Ik wi1Hf______------Widi th e stt 44 RUPERT - It seemed die lowowerdiesun offtoaquick:1c stnn -with -c [m l in NewYorkjrk’sascary soset on the horiCTii the exdting-dtt exc Larsooabouta art4rtn nn awin'fmm tittldm oideiB* place. You’re’re talking to a As the sun WBS r e ^ to disati;sappear, the andX^rsnn'w■as i TO mill showdown between the M inimIco is pai^n»« the Hit. hick here. Id[don’t want to ond m the B url^ Bobcats endediliiiiUlie, th Bodtytl™ . wiwith the most exdting play nwiit^gcoo see- as ^ Bobcaix t playETs sham ed tf’ •gash gpwalkdowiwn Broadway. ™onds before die gome ended. . . .plfly.Pioyersirnai hniii ta u jy. That was whm the Spartans’ns’twobest onshedintDe> cadi dtiisr n.*^ v e m izr*r ...... That’s thee:closestthing,_ “scorers, Reese Harper and Bnmolino Bartiosa, the halL hod a 2-on-l break. Harper contrmtrolledtiic -Tr-wasn-pi c - baQ, widi Barbosa cn his r i ^ sideade. coach W-e>- .Nyijladc. .mm g - to a jungle’le you’ll ever’ '» At the last second. Harper p&ssio s s e d ito w nvab>-.” Ttnri huTf XtTmm ti>i_ uTw»-Ttt»- to Barbosa, with Bobcat goaliilalie D ustin In the secoc sosee. «Nielsen crouching down to try b b moTeaggrc^ ball from gang into tbe net Bobcat ten iomi>’. s H dwcwi. Tfairt?\- iac: acts Barbosa l i f ^ the ImQI up on shot, uppuiumiQess ai s w d L n n d a bngitotnKEar. but: it weit^over the net as QasNidsett. ffi communisotia jretumingtodxEig iaing for. Sportan players coQapsedoed face&st deared the^ iball betwenn twd Bnhsn on the fidd and Barbosa w a ll^edawaywidi a defenders. ThDiej'not not 3r 3scr. •; Appkdusmomonth fa r the secomi hishi jerv y pulled o%*er his head,j,justbefare ju otherastovchcho would gertD d» isLallm^- TD njnir berwecniiiHrshl : Bnatxs-YankAtixtsWoHdSeries in the final wfaisde. ing Harper tc It was just one of those pitplays, said tBkeit. Nyt^ DOBlO/niTlM thmyears. MMinico C D ^ Dennis Haynes. down the iieield shot n Ttiller'paE;r “I though for sure Reese woulvDuU kick it NidsensndtiDtmcthc bad: oftbcusL B Z B st& te ia ts B M ar a o te a t iaunia Davidsoa during tha Mcondond in,” Haynes said, because Harpcirper has the After that. £- latf a e a rt n naB a ft Wadaadar. wOldi tndadal InI a 1-1 tit. best left-leg kidc on the team. IwnID lmril»«: nT1 iiiiiirTTTt \ T oday’s sCHEDULE a ^ aggressive, iei [ty widi tiie sun behind them. But instead he passed it, dwwilowing team- th e fid d thailat gave both teams anrpk- tun jni.i ■ Ir.iviir]j CD : *w o e hoping (that was a factDrX”3TX”lie woric that would mnlc^ sny coacX3ach happy. t^jponuniiy fo:fiy nrtii^HPi litlurtfL^Trmm Hgri i High school boyK>ys soccer vn ^ 'lCir3g*BC. ; KathumatlSD&4J0fJO pm MMost of the time. the best dutnoncc in dicend'wjdiitH'nnHsv **We've been woridng on paapassing, and ooe. 2 » e31=: TIMCC: = a r X:-«aiitiT«i.q3an rimesres-iV«cj tsriter D avid Lee can be - High school gIri!^ris soccer ththey’re doing what theyS*e b«been told,” Nyblaife sail e a rr p a s te d , o p its n a d w foO n Burley -3tF0tF3cr.4lSpm I I SurginigBm inIS tackle ' Kco:humxlSDB.4:30(:3 0 fu n ' ■ VaDcyOHHanaTFCrFG^5£ uiv , ■ RichSdiCBdefird 3tS3tShc8hanc,5pjn. I \VcndeD*GoodinR.S:l‘S:lS(un. ■ Jeiom(leTigen•s Friday ■ ; Pcc3tdbacMinca6[ii>‘1 ^ K V. . : QikkfiKRaftRnw.6p.,6 p m ; Cjrc>-aDicBich.6pim. • KtflpOnsnsNliBcni}^' - — : TmnFiIlutHigMind.’.6{un. :i; jQ c s eI Tvt w o . F a E s ~ :i3.Sabyxdtteer - b i t i N c k £ INBRIEF W knibK'.BbnhlS --- — ------T- W J 'm r '" i t * c * o g * n s win 'I Rupert youtliIth hoops ^ s r iiijjin' '11.1^ g 2 S S .S B S »aaniJenme(Rir i d^linelsFFriday amdgwefrnrnF-ro ^ : RUPERT - Deadliiidline for signing up to t t aBFFBppng a«c gai^r " : .^| ; play in the Rupent ParksPi and RecTeadon I s. ! DentfTment'sl998 bb0) ^ and girls youth bas- I ' o f _s*r5, I keujoll program is FndMdayatSpjn. I T h ia zaiCi <331Tarr^farkSri^ |HKllltlllKl»Sg.:3iTDt . Baysmgrad£s7-Siiiaandgidikgiades3-13 .1 ' -g ra : ^ ^S ssf_ j g e a ewcjns«J5j(cJt u p r im t — ' - divided mto threee separatest leagues - are I ifimHiKigfat(end). : invited to panidpan?ate. All games will be ■ t T O ! heldintbeRi^OvjCivicGym. • ■sremaimn^Twiit ^ ' Minico H ish Sdioollod coach Blair Gamer :w r* iBBeialocicmodt. ^ ^ ■ will stage a free dioiilinic for the boys at the c G t i i s W e stfa tp g • Minico High Schoolool gym Saturday and ; Sunday from 8-10 amI m AfWirtilawro if a fm x t Z inordertopanidpuee u in die 1998 prognon. - NoBcepdoDswilibeEbe made. EtrsitcaiS'ISwiii. ^lygjgssiS n m tir^hr fane DaOfi : « Coadies are neededied for die boys and girls I iw rfiim a 1 teams. Ih e RecreatioiItion Department is also taMng applications5 fcfor omdals and score ;^ y a r^ arcfag • keepers. Sign iq> at: the Paries ofBce at 620 F • Sireet,orcaI1436-9600600,Exl24. kks '*nte-jsasare ssaiariiinoifcQk- a h ■;a]>jKj2f7»aia.m » ta 3t±eoptan;’*fat m i o i s p l a n i Hagerman seni -m -rrr^ ttt- fg«[ i a r io Q e c t o la s t v '- 'i l > ______“ 'tiiffiitsfeBrfbnjT fo o tb a ll------insultT w i nin Falls visits Tiger • WENDEIX-lheBe Hagerman High School n « T = iac ■hiimiri ir-^rm^ in AhmUmr, fr^ ^ , : t^rvi r ^ 0£ tight^ t Icor- • seniors are planningng a fund raiser during - , ,,,, —gnC__t C Q ^ D ave i< ^ ■ic tcfesA i^ce33 tedlast ' Saturday's footballII gameg with Oakley a t . | JUPP'. I-J- TT* ~P //“ wi£ aiss Iiujc. thfi ■s Borah game prem aturely wwith it a r WendeU 2 u u a > : There win be potato bar as weQ as the „ r •- ^-TTi broken» thumb and is expected out at rftlT fc V usual ^ f qutturingL die game, vdiidi is S g wseBTSfcting cfiw e^ ' fnr t p m . m m a d c m * ^ f Jc re o u h Shaddy. niw meanwhile, will do withvithout oaBCBie;. edL *e ^ running bade, Colton Swan,in, a< 6- : Turkey shootstisclwciuied IS&pouod loadi the Tigers losilost in a t U a . m . S ^ c . la gamt> a t TheTTieyTl : for weekend al [p ju m n Sbockey in theebadc- bi *3BSS& SS2B y : TWmpAUS-lheIhe twin FaQs Gun Qub > hoping to cash q u i^ feett in for • wm hoot a turkey sboshoot at 10 ajL Sunday. ■ pwiwM : widi bama, bacon and I 5bcr ier iiijrhiin Eict ndturkeys. I aiBTcr happen^ the gameproouroaises t Guarantee cardswiUbeavailahle. wU | 3BBg-~T*T;asB:a?adcs.ffBBE.da=yTIbe 3aBT'»iaiT*±B!:eiiiip a c sT Rease see BRUINS. PagiPaseB2'
: Local pool lea(lagueseason «Wood FHm'iKrMyiiNe* powdin d i down a km daring I I M , as-IM sM ^araalamK' - gears up for fof o l l p l a y *JwooM Mgb W«*Mday nIgM. sevenAILCS serie — f - -TWIN FAII£-Th«IhePocketlsqioDSGriag- ?s:_ X- a pool league for die 199&99 pod season, ' I k d i M a M M n M Bsh like J.Q Martin’s contrtrveio\-ersial *; and the Magic VVaUey Mei?s Pool ' Wood Riliv^topssT ig ^ I '■ that won Gone 4 of ttie 1969»W Wl odd ^ Aasodadonisfdmlngi&ig teams. assfrsaB E-i^ai :& for the New Y ork M ets againstagai — ^ — 3h*.PocketiJourHfur.j p f i ^ »«Mnn« m»y h f __ ------II i-r ^ m iu T w m m i • comigisedofmep.wa tom atim sB1 m 4 r e w ay x £ s n d rmiTjrit escapad *%wwas so blatant. I don't knowIW «what >: of bodL For more infcinfonnatioo, TlT>M»ltowwittar______d m e » w Bre « m.~* m £ le. and Fryman sent a bunt; iq>up die , n HI I i I: lb : I' i.wiwrf of G rsrt* : GLENNS FERRY-LY - The Fourth Distria »service line with five aces anddfourkiDs. fc runwithakil]dll frroteiatetolc. saaeline to MartineL Wllf* ...... U mxtiBe t tfarew to KncJ^aocfa. TheThesec^ ...... :|'AdividesAssodlition ~I'guess'so*me nights youyou’re on,'" ^ I u i L ^ ___ IS steam was akiIlastfaeT':-W dTeri»gwendifatag o id b Bw,if s niMitwho was covering theh e first-f farVtw £ ^ ^ 9 9 school jw ! 'tl »ge” ^ U * alw a^ f « ^ gooi(OOd to b u t weil oo detd Z-»«B=^:3eAL.dam «ar*Ao------t;- Applicants shoulould call Len Penner, jJerome.* fortheTigBrs dndy running in h ir tenitoryitory, in Z ■ D isQ ^ Secretary,r, ata Glenns Ferry High Nikki Martens paced die Tigirigeroffsne , ^Ttfdtgooclod «nd 1 th iaia pticwd nkuj-r artrt th*haC■dt. School-366-7434-- ffor more infotmadoa ^widi six kilb and four U o d aswhOsJulie w SKidPrics.aS p o r t s Kim[iberly spiilits home3k' T rib e__ = T n'IL C S g^oes lon .Continued from B l to the base?" E b e in fair territory umpire’s judsmcni whetherwh a the right to b( ( San Diego relievor- itut'nhiv that dose to theIhe base.” ATLTLANTA (AP) - The start V o Ueyball e maatehes -- — nmncrim«^«»wwitl«U»u m n e W ilSisonfounded'sccond, o i wasTl'5 Tlclaycd-two-hours, one- -Hoffman’® improbahlt ‘•■nie play occurred riglnRhlaiihc Knoblauch waswa pointing at the • minutelUte by steady n dn ond light- blown save of the year.. HT ic r=nT»^ m n ______• ■ - base,** crew chief Jim &£%•; -jm saliL baso. lry inIS s 10 ' sol lirst-base „i„g,g, finallyi beginning at 8:16j had been ti^^d 2-2. “The fact that he was liulitorall» pn j„|,„m Shulock or plate p mI -- prewnting1 the first post- K on -C a m in itli rce second game was neck andm d Id, but the Braves and Padress more than any othei - F ield,1 bul cnuBbled in the ck until Kimberly rattled off irly experienced onee Gwi-nn is the only holda ------n eo rlj e a . Tbe \lk in g s wtxi ; quick points to break away. ;;WoodRiLiver ------dnesday night. the only San Diego teai and 15-10. as the s“ ‘T ^ C o n tin u e d from B l for a 12-6 lead.ad. The Tigere cut the nstead, they played a com-I- that f a r the 1984 NL d i fell fla t, sen d in g 13 points with on occ by , who lost to Detroit ini th l h e S tesJVdef.ISDB With the scorc 11-4- 4 in: Wood load 10 tour po •te game and then some, ^ wide'and into the bllS ,I lhe most B<»»nand«la kill by Martens, but L ojped n e in the ninth inning byy Scries. net. R iver’s favor, one of t « any doser as Wood 15-1W), 15-10 c nislil saw “ “' ‘i "»> E« j 1 -(We) camem e out boi,” Kimberiy cxcitinR points of the n d the last three points ► IO KiisonJin K eller said of her the ball cross the net:l tivofi limes intoendthemlitch. „ ■ -ji oy*s soccen with players hitting theIhonoorlor loralS^winn }oodingg^rls, Ded' i v y team ’s perplirplexing fade. "They bO] both teams. Martenss tinallifii col Despite TheIhi loss, th e T igers were just potpoundiafi. Bat Valley BfisSss4, JSOBl the side otir for the Tigerigers with a played somee of0 their best volley- ^ playedxtaUyiDy fram there and sma.sh from the middle.le. ball of the season,sea and continued w edidnt-" Correction: The Buhl-Burleyrley Whaterere;I rieTTtwn was mr>-ung Benson Rot the Tificrsers to within to improvewith wil a ne^v coach pby- L -/V)oyssetwi inning pa ccer game score reportedte d ! league. Tuesday retu«tumed in fuU force sLx on a kill frum the onoutside, hut ing in a new lei ednesdav as Buhl 4, Burley: y i1 the Wolverines sconored Ihroc ■'Thcslartinling six and the bcnch W edneslaj-,v, a s tbe BuQdoes pa»- Homets. 15-13.15-7. shoilould have noted that Buhlu hl - strai^it witli a spike b>-.jKobshCiV. K )t of lieart and intena- ^fUwWltrther ^1* _____ished the Ho Bavtd off a Cia-gam e plaxayed Burley’s junior varsitysity ine thc'WoU'winw a IS^ cfomc coach Warren T imne»Wow » 8 writer______H l^ school cross> ccountry Kimbcriy sa> s a id jc rc ------“ "rally for Thelie win,-when Dedo, aqw its varsity...... - : ' The W dlvennes Stahl e ployed a good team, " apain in game two. Kills BUHL - An afternoon in the 21:19 time, give W ood bulourcffort to was fantastic. _ “J;' - Mcnpes and Price gi' lake River Canj-on, in the sun-f.' “It feels great winnnning your O afie. Jerom e E^•eo■one playlay ed w ^." : River a 6-0 advantage line by the river side, framed•° senior year on youour home j— Sp o r t s in BRIEF - ' i came back m th a kill11 Irl>y Martens Tlie Tiger;r juniorj varsity team by/ green g hills, fish, ducks,h coursc," she said. ■*. * and a block by Juliee BellB to cut avenged ann earlye season loss to brid(ridges and high levels of On the boys’ side, firs: "• thclendtoiJireeatS-S.•5. . the visitors,irs, sweeping Wood sweatleat.. • • ond places went “To“ t 2 h ^ MarvA' Albert seeks dismiilissal In sex case That’s what many saW dowTi at Wood River ralliedied again as River in nvoVO games in the early Tht ^ Patterson ond Keith 1 rar after Marv Albert pleadednl thele CQ car Lake Country Club as XGTOX. Va. - More than a %Tai Emily Latham delivert,-ered an ace matdi. both of Gooding. Patt*!;.SSfrS: I assault and baztsxy in coonecdfrinn with a sexual encounterer localcal Magic VaUey schook ran a“ ished the 3.2-mile coursec in gmlryiDas ned his case goes bade Friiriday before a judge who willill cross■OSS country meet Wednesday“> 17:58. Daniel G a o l ViDedo took tbatoinie*! ______in thethe warm fall weather. third, followed by Oak](lc]cy’sBaiT>- probably d Bruins _ Goinity. “My boys ond someDC girls are mertom-c»i«->iTnr< A iippfd a fdcnv sexuxual assault charge, “ My first year in TvTwin Falls, cs 'o la« wci.veck's game at Borah, team Oakley coach KarmaI Archibald.A plea,prosei M t positions to w atdi throttrough seventh, followed by rcuit Court Judge Benjaminin Jerome beat us rca! Iwitad," Scliaal snuns uj skil “They want to do wellII zat district. Prosecuaxuxors w anted .Aiiington C irc ;tudy up. Can’t say it Dcd(cdo. The Dedo boys finished Qce fcr th e misdemeanor, butu t ■ recalled. "Three yearsars lalor, wo P Others enjoy runningg andi thdt’s SA. Kendsidridc to imptwr a sentenc first,rst, ahead of Kimbcriy. The sed aztd said tb e ccBTicDoo wtKould be dismissed if Albert« beat them real bad. 0Olher lhan “ P- an important key. Somem e are h ard he reu sed ,y slept on the way Oaklakley boys and girls placed f trouble for a >-ear. . ■ that, the games are^ alwaysal real , workers and they wantmt to condi- receiwdad coansefing and stayed out of B J... there, ’ Sdiaalaal quipped. “It really thirdlird. tiorx, so they work hardrxHoriL" 1 A lb oIt’s t’s law yer, P e te r G reenspunin. said Alben has met thetie close and competitive.” One of the more interesting rome toniglit, get mentally focussed. On Jenks has consistentintly placed mdae’scceCOCMfitttOS- Beginning widi Jeron atchcd movies on the matelatch-ups took place between Sdiaal’s squad battleses Ifour oppo And we watc well, leading a youou n g te a m absoiotdy sore that be’s g!aeotee e n p tb e New York K n icto:s and tlK Washington Bullets.rts. defeated Pocatello 28-118-18 la-st year. for great performancesper - usually Moore M( was soon overtaken bybj 0 t».v, II tt.na j* She saidid Alberti attacked her after: shes refused his request for■or It’s n ot inconceivsivable that, one cach forfot best spcdal teams Hoblobson as the course travelec■‘=‘1 =?izi7»«n three-waytay sc*. ice >w»>-D,nitit>kiu«k>.8UT.i . after losing their opemlener at home block, spedaldal teams stidc, block of n. on. The greatest distanct a - ' I7-0 to Highland SeSept. 4, the ihe game andan stick of the game. bet>\>et>vccn the tA\-o was 13 seconiIds r hit on Packer QB . Bruins could finish thethe season 7-2 Not tliis weeleek. Four Bmins earned withrith Hobson in the lead. Viking!Igs’ Fuller fined fbr I . - in great shape to} hosth( a first- best blockic sliirts,sl and all on th e “It’s “ I a great motivation,’ lEN PR.AIRIE. ifim t - Corey FiFuQer becante the Minnesota3ta round playoff game, aiand well on same play,y. On a th ird -q u arter Mooiloore said. “You’re runninj T iln n s^f S 5 7 ^ man Xrei&fesd^. andid be wtisn’i happy tdxjutit. - iheir way to Schaal’:lal’s singular reverse that;at sprung wideout Jonas besitleside your riN-al bul you're runun- Tbe NTNFL gned F d k r S201000 for’ hhis b it on Green B ^ backup3JP - season goal; Brady for 10;10 yards up tlie Teft side- ningling with your friends too.■ I ST (ju x n orback to Doog PedssoD oa Monda(hy n i ^ the third time in his The state championsonsliip. line, a quanianct of Lions were lev- real!cally helps lo push you." fOUr-TC3r-)to- iloore said. “I didn’t want: tito • v»o.a» nesota’s bBTUszting k ft cometl playoffs. Entering tliisiiis weekend's went to ‘atPat Hobbs, while spedal Moc s a n n k ie in 199S w bm Tampaa IBay quarterback Trent DilferIfer sbte of games. Twinin fFaUs is tied teams blockdctoRobMcMillen. 1 Icavcave anytliing on the course so riety»$ai d him of spitting CD him dnrinjins > Fuller denied thathat • with Capital, Lci«stoniton, Meridian ------;------gav(jave it all I had." Moore finished the racc withh a snHDaQy spiz at DOfo. bot la mcer apolo^aed to him. . for the top spot... Timcs-Nci\ciiis sports tvritcr Jeff M >hi> iuarK»UBiMa«\,ir«> ; ,.3chaal went lookiniking for buses Rosen can be nnchcd at 733-0931, ^ull-borc ftiH sprint, beating th CdB|Mtaa«ta«prtsarts : ’ wiiJi televisions andid > VCR’s, and £^j_ 229. WoiIVolverine by tliree seconds forjra 2i»S5?x«»*i2S" Sco reslANDSTA^qs____ -«.&«• »»»-« » B.NSI-HAU, ACHERS By Steve Mow. oJ n t h e .-w ______' F o g H U L L __ INTHEBLEAC ■- • ALCS Game'2 boi smV TELEVISIONTi : • iHPtAHS 4. YANKEES 1.J. 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iK I *• - / . l i V Y oll K.‘S p o YourSports E /fu orJ:M R ss a 7JM’9.l/'.lixt. J.- Youtlchfootl;ballheiats up -T-r-rr- POOJ3_LSHARKS — - RUPERT - Ridlty•y 1Food and andid IPower Sports, 12-6. Trenio: BUer scored early in the firs Drug nnd Nlayc Valleyey Tire'1 led an - YoUt)utK football ^ exdling sccond weekck iof play in ______siod for Bank on a 40-yard nir ric Kilkjy and Travis Noble th a the Rupert Park's andid RecreationF ------E ric 1 ujxirt lions Club with a team ti D epartm ent's fliig footoolb.ilLiiri)- s g le game &6. Shawn Woodwar gram. Scoring for Paul were the g 3idStbgcwlc: Dane Broadh(dhead with two 40-yard dove3ve in from one yard oul to Ul loncystoviaory. Week one - Goodoodc Motor rxms,ZachSaSanford from 40 yards Gimv ten to n McKenzie, who Magic Ma Valley Tire held Rupei jumped (Jut to a 13^5 lc.lead at Imlf- out. and Tm H j i ~ Ki«-.misaub. spnnted 433 yards.y Carlisle scored Tradrading Post scorcless in a 14- time plajinR Rujxtrt Ki« ia Jared Tracy tossed two toud but lost thfir moment'cntum in th c ««ly ‘o^c)uchdown for thc Lions w ia . own passes to Robert Dalton1 i sccond h alf of a 18-18-13 d efeat. team. dowr 10 first and another to Kyiyic McCoy Wbnhinfiton1 scscorcd both Goode MoiJoior and Magic Valley tho I ^pdim d in the fourth. Tracy alsalso of Goode's touchdown)»vns and Jed Intemauonalnal played tremendous Cope irew two extra-point passess tot Frank added tlie extratra ipoint after '«ith ‘1» neither team scoring ihrei pcnccr Sutherland. iho £ir« toudidowruKi.Kevin KiUoy the e n u r egame ^ in a M de. Eadi Spen r for R upert. «eam w uId ld move the ball down W Wi eek two - M a^ c Valley Tlirire was the lone scorer fc iilytoloseitondownsto subd[ibdued VS. Bank. 40-2. Scorirring - scrambling 40 yards Lri:iri tlic sccond - - the f^^cld only c. foror tthc Tire boys were Layn and third quarters and i ominnga, Robert Dalton (2 punt in the fourth. Food and Drug shut out Tom fl ipcncer Sutherland (2). and Jareired Ridley Food andi DnigD: didn’t ihe Rupertrt Kiwanis1 Club 13^ in Spcti me of the CT’cning. Craig Trac•racy. The U.S. Bank defemnse allow Paul Seed Con:ompanyany thclastgame a u ^ t Tracy for a safety its onmly ^ totJchdowTis in its 20-21-2 rout.r Dallcn ^ t r a n ranin 20. yards for Ridley’s caug core. in fnimrum ibi: 5-i-ard.___‘ ts and Brenner Antonc scon rsi loudulowiL. -dashcdjqiO yards"for; a stcond - Rupert Ri TradfngPost picked t — ------...... -lino for Ridley's Orsi I ts first win of the year shuttir midway througli tlie,e firstfi period. touchdown,■ri^ Brenner al» scored its fi 1 point after Beltran's outlFUt R ann^ Image 21-0. Two of tl Bryan Dalton scorcdd t\«cct\ in the «he ex tra pi It. ^hree touchdiwns came by wayv o l sccond quarter, on a li10-yard p a « nterccptions by Shawn Kloepf I play from Beltran anda20yardand 6l^8thgra last W eek one0 - Workman ind and Stafford Gillette. The la end run. ouchdow n w as m ade by Coi:ory rc cam e from Pontiac/Cadiadillac/GM scorcd three tout :k«t for wtanb« tlM Made Ber . Magic Valley Tire < (Vorburton on a IS yard run. HolJyRws, left, ind SfcStacy Nunez raeetved fint-plac*ce trophiesI Ust week a t'P n Pocki ; Rupert Lions tou^do\%-nsTIS in thc first half and Wor alsed S508 for tbe Masle Valley bdiind to do\Mi thc Ri Wotkman Pontiac/Cadillac/GW tiatlon’e anm»l Get Acquaintedrd TiTesmament Tbe toamantent rah ey Q ub 13-7. Dallas CardGardner scorcd h d d a toughJgh Banner Team to two W Wooien’i Pool AuoeW and to squeak out a 18-14 vas was 10 points better than Gunie; roop. Bad Stan, owner of Tbe Pockcket, donated two pool sticks for the< the only touchdmsTi1 fofor tlic Uons milicsw^d ^ Regional Medical Cent«mter Breast Cancer Support Onwj ^unncr^ck Zain Dietz LawLawn and Power Sports in its 2 and Andy CarE^c addiiddcd an extrxj vjctory. Qui ley’s event - one n s nfffedTedoffandtheotbefWBWontT'tirSftefljHBtaf.______fice in the first quarter, 15 win.v Zane Dietz gave Gumej point to give the Ruplupcrt team a scored twi« ltd keeper and a 20-yard onin earlye lead when be caught EiE r i c ------brief second-quarterL*r lead.1 Magic on a 10-j-ard p. Dietz later connected ^KOloy in the end zone for a safei Valley scored minuteslies later, how- end sw «p. l Shawn Woodworth then ran 3 Uoyd broke on “ 20-yayard pass to Charlie Sha ever, when Joshua U ianner Image’s Nathan from [ro' thc 5-yard Une to gi' as run. Braxton Coates. Ban /as Vega: free on a 35-yard ru: iVorkman’s the lead fw the restI Bowl1 for buccks in L: onnccted with Jordan Martinez convertedted thc extra Eamcs com aioy the end zone on a 3-yard the game. Travis Noble and Kill with 1,502 and sixthI w ere point to tie 7-7 at thc end of thc >Vhitc m the and The Basic ToumaTiamcnt is cur- ay that with Kody scored «®' in th e th ird period ai Carmen Weintstrocr andid R1 oy half. Colby Andersonm scorcds< in thc pass play KHloy scorcd late in dw fourthth to rently in the qualifyifying stages at s extra point cut the gap Couch wilh 1,485. third period on a 40-y10-yard rcvxrsc B i n ^ s c round out Workman’s sawing. bowling centcrs; irin thc Magic flPH I lingham capped its next _ Don’t forget to get > wreniries eni tolcadhistcamto\-ict(,-icio.y. ?»-7- ^ ____ Valley. ^ 3 Bo w l in g th a 30-yard pass play to ----- in for the Idaho State SSet en io r Week two - Jasoason Duncan senes with J ^«n Each week bctwciwccn Sept. 20 1 Landrum and Eames TheSnl^thgrndekaguei^Ti IheknaTlilcr Championship < Tournament,Jjt-T h e caughi Andy'Carlisleisle in the end Brandon L three and Oct. 19, th e indiiidiridual rolling ^ ; will be fii\e Paul Seed scored afterter, but Banner couldn't Tuesdays TUc at 5 JO p.m., unth thi dates of Nov. 7-8 and 14-15 wil Hjne for a safety to giv panicjptijiQJ oodi day-TTic 6tWrhSt/i th e high scratch. gtgame in each \dfll here before we know it. EntriesEnt ^•o points of the puU ^d.d. ■'fiOiT Company its first c\\-o { gmdcripl^Wednesdayamngtgs, league (man & wotvomen cach in dose on OcL.22.wi* the tournatou , team tn-cipow- - U S . Bankm kf^ to Gurneys lawn gn» ■ game, and the Paul tea ■' m ixed leag u es) willwil qualify to I ment at the Bowladrome. bowl in an in-houseX (competitiDn - On Dec.)ec. 10 they are also invit- -The satellite toumamenment of which m ust b e schedledulcd prior to cd to thefie BasicI Showdown, vdiich Nine , Pin No Tap will be heldHeld the November 1. ghts the No. 1 PBA and . ______T(fOURSCOPRES AND STATS . , , h ig h light same dates at the Magicc B UcRSm U. AM 6CM0ftlADIE3Q*»gS.LXT_iVss. . &Sjp£*?wriOTS.-uci^ 11 for the $125,000 1 ng Tournament at the for rolling a 188 gam e and 411 Soxvi »r Ua^c v*MT 90»mn «*. Jt-n Sotwwn^ SSIi’S ss^L — Bom uiiw «VShin» V*.’*■ Championship. : Bowl. Second went to s e rie s o n th e YABA Gi:G ia n ts ng to- . SSSW ff'”— P articipants then.erenremritcd . 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To find outlot Imore, call today! 5 s D i s OOUW irfM ail.ton^ 4l«w*0nllfw % cmrAocMbsnu ■kMMtnimMt, IDAHO COIN 6AIIBURIES r w t n i s s WMldMMlltMW 83X1 Mijianwwwjnafl«9tev«ii*y^ •C SmmrtanNalDiitT »tnimWwr»Jbynowi.W«*W.« xaaii.in,T»inf*»»i * 1 I—i ^ M nw»Hm.Ti*Fi»,W S p o r t s Sampras, Daly(on course ffor Dunhilill Cup; O’l’Meara meleets Princee Ancdrewr'i ' Andrew in O'Meara sailaid the prince, who hasIS ST. ANDREVEWS, Scotland (AP) - This to part]irtner golf-loving Prince And !up. played for sixX or seven years, needs to might be the pciperfect layout for John Daly, in>4m before the DunhiD Cup. Rafter losi I Pro golfilf tocallhis workonhisshaKvt game. His booming dridrives made for the Old. ______HeI hihad one problem. WTut to i ■ Coursc a t St. AnAndrews. hlghncs9CSS. coursc that I don’t want to, The 16 teams play thrhree round-robin • «\vhf% en T first m et him I s a idt :'-Hdio, onval retunims to defend title Hingis wi/ i n s “It’s 0 soif« matches on Thursdayay, Friday and Prlncece Andrew. I’m Mark CM get off," Dalyf saidsj Wednesday on the eve * WILLIAMSlSBURG. Va. - David Duvalal Saturday. The.winnersrs of each group called(d 1 A ndrew th e re s t o f tl J/APN A of the IG-nationon DunhiO Cup. ™ o » o f U »« biggest, luunes in the fieldId BASEL. Swiaerlond advance to the semifininals, which are O’Mear•ara said after their round a t i Daly won the;he 1995 British Open^f the ». nokt «.■ when be arrrrired at the Mlchelob>b stunned Pete Satnpro: two >-ears after helping the’ played on Sunday alongig with the final. Course■se. “I don’t know if that's r Patrick Rafter - the virori(S Jste l home d solt.» ; Each member of the wiruinning team earns ‘ ^TOng.’ Championshipp ay( earag o . tre upscl Amcncanteamun win the Dunhill Cup. That «•" O n Thurwiayay, he returns as one of thele tetiois players - were S167.000.. ! found out. mug round v m his only olh□ther appearance in the com- H efo :s in the game, a three-timele W ednesuy in th e opening Io? It was wrong? Tm sort:>rry.- the biS8 «« KuTtom™. p e tin o n , ondid he w on fo u r of h is five “ No? e PGA Tour for the secondid of $1 million Swiss Indoon Prince Andrew ImpreaBsses 0 Meara sughtiydy embarrassed American, said,sa -No winner on the m ent matches, o’t h a r e a consecuti^T seaeason and (he tour’s leading , he has Tiger Woods and1 ST. ANDREWS, ScoUotland - Being the disresfsspect intended. He didn’t Sampnts. a winner of thrthree tides This time, h •ince a few loooey-winnerr witht more than S2.1 millionin Vimbledon, Mark C M earara asi team m ates in the S1.67^ Masters and British 0]Open champion, probleolem wtfa i t I called him Prioc tbis season induding Wim d the ideal player timess sos< that m akes up for iL" in 1998. was topp^led by long-timeoe nemesist millioD event. Mark O'Meara appeared Wayne Ferreira 4-^ 7-66 (7-4).(< 6-3 ______only hours after Rafter•waselimi- wa ' _ n ated in straight setsi by Ciech Daniel Vacek. “I'm very disappointecIted,” said Sampras, who acceptedted a wild ICeck out Ol)ur card in an effort to finishsh iatop the rankings this year. “Itt acan’t get much worse lhan this. The elimination of Sampunpras and m i Rafter marks the departurrturoof the e g a tournament’s biggest draw;'aws and all three Grand Slam champiinpions pre- one sent this year. Petr KorKorda, the Toe moKf w irtlea ■- Australian Open champioipion, went ft^cemfOMits ih f out in the first round on[Tuesday. Tu A t w k a it cemes Hingis, Davenporttw * in ^ \ a \te fitttMg ctooMtTS k o n u s tiS t tS ip iu s on wixk tke tffT O ftiait JUHnB) STATES In Germany se iec xe J f . FILDERSTADT, GenIcrm any - ctSi*% fioM. Ax €C E L L U U UI t Martina H i n ^ hobbledn:0iSnM,Good(fina9«.SLAR8>cnTfi2«-ZW770 Gimelstob 6-1. 6 4 . He: nextne faccs ^MM«nSL.3S6-9E99 10 110CMcCMk,bHd. M t 73fr5ISiJX Denmark, who downecn ed S te v e ' ore»licJ»rl95i}^slS»ifi.Aitrron,isf-106 > ■'- ' : ' A l« m Ptglaq 7«6 East ■tfikairtI T7Xteteirto>LTM tt; >F*733.4910MO Campbell 6-3. : ^ 6 - i Soutt 2Stfi. Afflmen. 542-6S00______FfidMnwlTO'tWtowrwttom. PDcttfc) a:-»7io m C O ]MING y TOEEDEN,ID Beginning^ Friday night,t, O ct 9 • 7:15 ppm CHIl U R C H A U pUORIUM r 25C)0 N orth Idahiho Street [ n p E d e n , Ida]a h o , FRiM E ADMISSION-FREllEENURSEBY u iN icfflraarA T^ i 1 5 ^ M — Fri., Oct. 9 H t sink: n l Are We Next? Is the seerecret o f ou r £»te hidden in thivingjth tl e comin;ling collapse — how to satrt ne\rry relationship that mattt.t e n ! Tues.,0ctl3 Flndlrilng Pcraonal Peace la Tbda>da 7 ^ S tR S i6 ilTbnei. An ururgent ofTerr tot< a N O FEAR g e n e ra ^ n —- a rriofiortsA^ >-ou can cos»«nroru Wed;, Oct. 14 J h t> HIH ttb o f tbe Spotted Lcepa>par± An andect |ailer and a ■ spottev m orere tto d o w ith y our ow n life anm d happirpiness m an y-ou n r r suspectejcted. • •Fri.. Oct. 16 • D trw■wln’f l B lack Box. C a r d ^ sd ie n tb ts ha%« peered into Da>arwin’s Black!Jc Box with startling new discdiscmTnes a bout th e origin ofo f life. It maylay b e th e surprise o f )-otir liftlife! •Sat., Oct. 17 A D^rlngQaecn^LastPnjci:. r i i HHow can h e r praj-er frortS hefier ■ . dMthbed tht spell th e perfect heedo:rdom for yw ir greatest stressesies? *Sun.,Oct. 18 TbeS<; S ecret O ia rie * D c n rin ForiForgot to B n f t n b r r , A nd thth e phcnonom enal difference it can n u i e in )-our life right novri ^Comc tVtliee'iHrcircen ig h ts — O ctober J‘6-188 -— and recehT >'our n S C 'acopy o f' Dr. Nelson's newest bbook. o B u n x TO LAST —- aiabout th e o r i ^ o f life, a lifeife that was never int^aided to end — an d it stiD doesn’ti’tha\-eto! ! - • ’ PIu.'luSf a c o n tin u in g series o f ^presentatiom. Chunu rc h - - fc - ^ AudKortorium « p 5 m ______S : I : ______l _ 1 g ) ^ - 1 = i m i O R C W L x s i n R — rl"ttiemaihBt?-"--"— 1 irtcyshopsfbr ’ Obrtuaries...'...... 02 m jf ' OearAMjy-...... C5 rwfiwvtrdiggct Money...... C6-7 PageC3 ' m GKJV \lLLE CnEJiairKgdifbiRiditrt-733-09Si.Exi,n-l i - / The Timcs-Ncwsvs Thursdin.-.COctdbzr.SL ■ ScctionC1 c A r o u n ] k T H E V A LL 'osecuiito r s p iusiitoj a d m l i t e m 3 e n c e amhs later, after learning thatthai Rural crew battlittles ^ tw itter______J c Lououder bad moved in withI hi:his ferome wantiscomcntio on 1997 kidiInapping c-wife, Anna Marie Thomas. house blaze neai E - Prosecutors’ char- “The old-fashioned motivee ofol a c K ion of Jimmie Vurel C ialousy" motivated Jimmie -"jEROME - The Jcrom-ome Rural Thomas ass a chronically jealous convicdonddiinng Isc-dd^ieemiircrder trial T hafciomas to tra\-el nearly halfwajS%-ay Fire Department lafe WednesdayWc and violentnt man mighl not be kidnid n ap p in g o f M icfaacJ »•- liinraz: Jiidjp HarUxrry Wood i==:g:be=:r=rfcrtnaL ^ •ound the wtirid and show upip atai was flghdnga house fire in Istol e in a subdi- - accurate andn d shouldn’t be adm it- ■pktiillips-woi^.h ; iu^p jurors imdercr- .iprttt ILicisgeicit zjyifj ;iaiaS7wwaBrvkted ja . s ex-wife’s door with a pistol vision below lhe nohhI rimri« of the ted during T iriy on Nov. 14. 1997. with the I Thomas’ first-degrce a n d h is p o ssible m u iiv c Sir g-Tw 2 o a ia p ca •*_**'y i.Tg • ESsHips and was Snake River Canyon nc itent to shoot Louder,d er. near Sho- murder trialial, his attorney said utimHing snotlifi’ -pff'iwn«n amd! Ct-L IZ 31 3c=?*spare brirfs osssce^: co£0 -(0 vears ic prison. shoneFalls. jthspeichsaid, Wednesday. ouder, said Jerome Couon 3DBB ate- ^KSbeSeills l b efcre b e o w ld be The departm ent was{ called ca out But a jury . . . Loud h is needs to hear hcnv prosenfKf«<1pn r J nhn 7 w h tc tu r i?Mn«ir-^pT-»s and otser a=zs;zscB “He came back out of his to a fire at 806 Riverview lid. ew Drive at Thomas kidridnopped a boyfricuid Thimias’ xhr nmrfigr triifl is «cs nm *!ciiisc2-3ant diE P h u H p scd - E*s o r he tenanerf CD arped sense of honor." he said. . about 10:51 o.m.. accordording to a ... .of his cz-wifiivife in 1996- Thom as’ begin sufjTpnQ: c a s t wuL b e jrf»wirT^< th c H o a JSS Please sec TRIAL PagecC3 C3 report from the Southerh em Idaho -- Regional Conununi cationsms Center. ^ Rural Fire Chief Joe RobbinetteRo I J and other department[ personnelp< r\C 1 1 —F o r g e t a. b o l t R v l. Ll O W E E N — still were busy fightingg l]the blaze ' ' form — Wednesday evening andid ccould not be reachcd for comment. cancididate I — forM tS er^ plaiu o f 5 0 0 P o is o n F l aIt t !acres p rp f S KETCHUM-ForeslScrService offi- 5 free I dais plan to bum aboutIt 5005 acres in Poison Flat aboutt JJ2 miles • ' southwest of here. Officials at the Ketchunilum Ranger vVXJL time L'. ■ District hope the fire willwil] reduce the risk of large, infensense fires; _ „ reduce sagebnish^ increasease aspen gyOry»ryi HahnH growth; and improve wildlildlifehabi- Tlme»Ww»wiI writer______ta t : The trail through Pois■oison F lat BOISE - - Latham 1 Williams will be dosed during thetie Iburning. w an ted a chance ch to share an Fire maDagemcnt officfficer Bill hot^ofjwblic}lic television. W Murphy plans to lightn thi e fire H e i ^ ’tg*t get it Fri, this morning if the weiiveather is Tonight, though,th< he has a half- right. About 20 firefightghters will hour all to be on hand to light the 1 himself. ensure it sta;^ within prhsn the spot l^'dia j^ H a Justice £d- ' BUSS - Wally Tremc:melling of ' dicunMs w ards Bliss is reco>-ering at homeime after a nee lon^ht vacating th is Sept. 15 acddent at theh e O gden, on*OM^ue,■ue.' year. Idaho U t ^ stockyards. theldaho Public Tele- TremcUing stepped intonto a horse . PubBC' ■ vision tenta- trailer to release a horsese jand was .TeivMion lively had knocked down and tra m p le d . ahptoaboutt scheduled a When rescuers restrain I R i ain e d th e debate be- j OM oauu/Tte itM JM horte, 'Keroelling had hoofhoc prints ■ rIMaiHCfii-: tween. Wil- _ on his chest His stomadi± areaa was liams and Re- u ma *BiMler, m r a ^ t t e i t o i a sSvftBiita'TMnliMfc.aMKte.aj a ■ ttM W a te s d ir. in ju red ; and m any of hhi: is f a d a l £If*--’ publican R on bones were broken, he anduidhiswife '*rapwitSd(S30 C ran e. No T . 5 said. D em ocrat 11 ■ Five paramedics vrorkedced 15 min- filed for the t’sb^nniingiokxjik a lot likeeChristmjlas, already utes to stabilize him befortfore trans- Tonl^oniy,iy. position. y porting him to Ogden’s MKffcKayDce d vtewnnNvIff . D e s p ite ^ l - om e Tvnn Falk shop early chat's a orererseas, like to shop early,■1^ Hospital. There, surgiciSical staff cMinttlv.V phone calls s h w cnlied According to his wife,fe, Velda, H a n s e n . h ooliday I displays Jm g:Cnr^at3Bi: isj r s I*iJi * jc yjwf s d BiftnjiLiaT^riB cpa:I as early as September. doctors said the bones ofhisfaccof 1 Cranerefusede d to partiapate. ihsT ini<-~,ginm«. ^ JanIlllllli o ll Fallseaid she stocked Lord Lo & Taylor at the Gardenlen ■ TfcnaiHat were like an egg droppedped on th e *^t‘s hardI forfo me to judge w hat 3&S de^^c^ (cs tree cxsa- Scatate Plaia mall in Paramus,us, jlhBtoadatW lPw floor. his rea! momotives are," said woTb I Lacr. :be asKsactheeggdofjaty. NJ, nas Tremelling was unconsdous nse for Williams, whorho will appear on tb e auHiter —n.s.apabf s btfKaeae11 iWifjj jii's. tf g scare will d e c t rWIN FALLS — Iffi Hi>j iiiiiTT|£- roradons two weeks ago.go. io of Jiis -14 days in thee hhospital. show “Djalogiogue.'tom^ instead. TW ss . PK^Ks&riir (£s C b x m a s op en pedddcfing waSs is red and puttingin ff^ Recovery has been complicplicat^by Williamss isaid he thou^t toloollook a lu like CbExetmas. fCii im»»- les bnfida? bonse S or. t . 14.] she said. Aay opI 101 small Christm as treesees bacterial spinal meningitis(itis caused Cnine didn’t.*1 \want to have to dis- StinSome stores already jire[■e inniiiLi»iit^-?Tj^ ttfry hebesdeD* ^ >' haeraic&zbe;b eoo£ase. rring up Pin i»inn>t T<,^1tr«.TTr tded with ORiaments. by d in getting in the wounound when cuss his qualifalificadons or bis plan puttin ^ iiiniimi a dKkveraidnieex “I Ifjiq .are n^ttimi out^nOiside i^opBB -tAartga *l think it’s too early.” saidaid be was trampled, he andId his1 wife for the office.» . a t lea: ^ drnianrfv became sho[opper Rosa Gonzalez of said. • “IcantelljII you what uty (plan) merd) ^ -TIiflmifcyinriijtaBanaaedar da^aeoidiid>veKb«*die9id. Pateterson, N J. '‘It gets me ner-ler- **I hurt all over, even*n myi h a ir ^^^UiunsIS said.s “I can l ^ you The c »a»HT,aiig ^ G a a dA n ^ o a a o p T B j C vQus.cs. I goc to think about all thetbe hurts," said Tremelling.UKhosays w wluitmyqualilalifications arc." M»ir»lin jAvemie in Twin TaQs ibtco- innrW •TwTT4 C aLXibelf)«KTaQeT . m aney n r» e got co spend." he’s still a little wobblyy whenw he Bm C™”'ne said his refusal ratedLed trees on 'W ednesdin siii. Ihr of npie' SCdL i iA A fo o d boszness to T*Rftaik l fs have found that the stem s from in ng fpM-latiftt in tiie s o r r lein- . walks. ______I tnconsistendes with bong i ^ a a a t-r______a w _ so Qaner a start ^hoppinp for ------how IPTV ciJ cBoosMTvKcB'amai^------OOWTW.------dbesnft ^inapnc becnexakofasalneetpraon- Qui: ebate. The iistznas itemv tbe more we'rej*re Ehegift diopahai;s.decannes s^izrtfK iriboonapc gtdc;ing to spend,^ said Audreyrey S e c r e t a r y o f s t a t eI Ulu r g e s ;t letter IPTV sent forth’ th e h o l i d ^ a t th tc -rrm^ -miittfnt proposalala. whoi tbere^ a d u n ce■ to at the the commuoiimity as a whole.* The cotmiy aikfcrdai.- cy i; aSheoal*. fnnrirfia d r r whnt in in , th e a re a m m . ke: He favors pohik access -if*if tifflce stay open untilntil 8 pjn. and shouldJ beb aware of resources and m ffio^rSreSouonpnntrate Friday to accommodatee latecom-h waste disp^>saL tts. We seed to devdop re locacaaaeaeK neia a cx^BBXS webdcopdti □ iiemplematt: The county aHenpIeman: "The risingn g * . BELLEVUE-Atwo-mile f ■“ •’“at.E c n s a d ^ n a C ’ ax do rin»^ rfiiu p —i/W ■ w h a t ^ t b e m of Idaho Highway 75 was tiy within the comprehensiveire ■ 0.ame.«achai»_^aaiaatftoy -Cte-ce- .•auncy h a a l o n t . k a o a d Dst of the justicc system." TheTie Tuesday evraing while firellile stretch . IS much as possible, preserve« xep^ySerioa nidhciBBiBK » ca e t. bee efi onnty is number obe in *asa> ------—______ro,botth«^ti)t with county planning and]n dj ■ ' years, and th e cnum yis Bellevue, so traffic was divtlighway 75 down a 4&«crlange to stay profitable, resi- as wnaancTWftibr . ____ ck things out together. state to .get hcilp. u t 'Ck -s a s a y c a e s to f i s k Baseline Road while theand fi soulh of an agricultioppoM the change. Without s n oaais a the OBtsQBboBBB. *B(™ — i o a i -m-a a f diverted to needs to char r-“* “ „pa.IlAe(: v a s p v p a rrd b u Times-Newtw* stamped out most of the big industries herere aSfanipihire:nvdaii^ sitjTpan ^?rtWtr,£- L ^ TT^arf tai fltiif i A* '^ T ip n ^ S.S. Sokkmtved. He can be le fire was dents may op ConpUedframstifl ‘P ” • . ., taxes just to raise mxEi.Ei.'We'imvrai.it X "Ks: z:=?'31 inriiafej d f c a f T T w ig M91X,fixt237. agriculture me arr aDBoajtownnc tlfrnports ..wouJddryup.* ''Bowaxh ?7csnpartB t s ^ s ? s a f f a r it t r S. si&deRicp- midttdat73i4 ,s - - - ...... — ...... -j « ...... V «U66B^JhoodsfcMebeSJS9e_M. - - . - ' ■ • - ’. M a g i c V aALLEY/lDAHO i ------' ----- ^ A m id v o te r m:lalaise, S(S en a te —S efRMCES— MQdzed K. T^tene r . ^ ~ nT-«. I2I2UQua Saturday in Jarbidge.i e . _ n ajn. lodsT.’ ztXI ItaaxT3sy^ jniaiarc; =£-£ i: x Tidl; b e besir a r Sin..t . i d ia lle r^ngerrais<> esab orti(io n is s u e Gboding OTICES - Crapo campaign has disputec nTEmiLTlJLm “ -DDe a t h ^s( ' ' : BOISE (AP) - With^ith the dec- toda5-BtPBiil3rdl2l U S 'f f a r fl.aiEi ^ ^ ^ :1 tion just four weeks$ away,av Idaho auk’s charge, contending tha jceLiitjOTme le Republican’s stand m irrojj„ r StJ. 500 W ;: TirwC3BKimui ia; 1 I>3T S B Q S S . ~ candidates arc still1 lookinglo (or W IM j_ 10:45 aon. tefart ,’otcrsup. ■ £^9 at of a majority of Idaho voters J i J a m[ne5M .W Q0ds > something to woke TOtc an . (H an sen M a rtu i ' Debates ha%*c beenn rrare. Those But even Mauk’s wife, Susan £ ,-sf T e a r s-iilJw nutir . js Cbnpd). r w r r w a u l s - J a mies e s that have occurnjrrcd, like L- :knowlcdged that the public i = 7 . -IT ^ inhnll Wouds. 43, of Twinrin . Wednesday night’s’s s statew ide f t '*~P' J )t paying attention. ^ S^spataL ICaacai. g,;r.,;la. diia£ Tuesday. O c l S. 1998,93, televised Supreme C^juCoun debate, “People arc sort of droppinjing I s a b d le C vt±x3t i m e c? unemga^aasgttilg^ mair□r Safe flivec fblluwing a sud-ad- have done little to sparlpark interest. It." she said. “There’s a malaisrise Foils, 1 pjn,. tnttdn?- i jn H u r t- A=rr=5=3I ■ " * cinneai , ^ ,«jTCClCa. - In an apparent attemptat lo „ ____ .. . o uIt tih there.” R o b c rtso s T tm erze m l 3C miiw -ae a i. m n en i w iH oke place a t 11 po eniM aak I t h invigorate his U.S. ScSenate cam- MDie Crapo It has increased concern abou3Uf Jerome;'friends mmEj' mnc e^sBaai-wsa;iapesi.iT'em-raila. t-HLmlav,.0ctl2.a£tiie ^ 14thW l Republican , . . 1 extremely low turnout inT aj 9 3 0 a jn . lo n nnnnanihtannrah 3 . paign against Rc ; not as topical as it was ______Wrar;ird: LDS C lupel: o n C aswell . Congressman Mike ate that ha.<: boasted veiy higlieh arv. S p p e r Xyert»»ntP- West in Turin Falls with rs ago. But he main- ^0,^^ M B t S m ith ; Dem ocrat Bill Mauk itcr panidpation in past decec- pn>choicc stand is as Z~~-sa3:^ixs.'yK.'d Slafanbmr iLlric CDtuiuCt-in • the day invoked the >ns. . ,-pg.Tiisr- the abortion iilyimn,nportant today as ever. f W illia m J . SSpramscrj n: Tb c t e . ^nt-r Ccz- r . ; t Surial will follow at Sunsetset I issue that played suchich a big role Seemingly lopsided races foi rapo, on this issue, Ls an . u . « Twin Falls. 2 pjiajn . rrid r? - as: ^scg; j - :=i:^ r « = F iH A C ar-i TTtiifljl Park. Friends may a3 l II l in xhe party’s resoum le Senate and for governoi nrcmist," he declared. Ho%-e-Eoberx^.oi.oil srazLn 4^ m li p.at Sunday a t Whitetite election viooi>’- ;twecn Republican U.S. Sen J r=iacTamifrom.lO to 10:45:45 po’s repeated support irk Kcmpthome a n d Dcmocni . . C h ilp eJ i n J!i=-.£at Speaking to t%%'o dos my p la n n e d a : ih e m c t n~^?girtn n f »»iii~ rr~i^ L jjim d ay ac<*twn'r^ Aonn-nn- in Boise, the form ortion bills in Congress Robeiobert Huntley have limited an> rw, Mfttr appwm Inf^ leLegislflture. the funeral. Democratic chairmanr"„eJdc5 ™da.cs,o,el :ncnil interest in d th er. T«- — O bitr U A R I E S ------HosSPITALS- . For QbttuKy rales and«1 IrIrtformatJon. can 7 3««3a, Ert.t. 2278, between 10 a.m. and 5 pjn.tn. weetday*• or Ext 262 m a c T 3 m i 3 ::KBSEBaL1E3C3LCZX: E 5 = 3 S ______between 2 afMl S p.m.m. Satmditrt.i DtmKtm to 4:30 p.nL.riL for ttest-Q P She cared lorlor children in her horrx) tho WemVendell Cemetery. Friends mayf Falls. Bictis B o ise lor thirty year;•ars. Many children will call Irom Iron 4 to 7 p.m. Friday at tno 2 anBS TUKs ic n t tna JcontiierJ Scfaramm of romemDer hehor kindness and love Chapol.Del. Tntrippf AT,H/»T^rTT'n nnT -iTTTr'T~ ir-iriiT Z ^rjar 3 gyha=n.Iacg£ itjmpn:QE cf Hurlgy. and Elios and as thoy E^enleni happy hours in the • - o f a * L -Smc>e?ic'sc‘^utiiis7- protty so on tho corner. Sho H owor gardens, and thoy T ^ w i n F a l l s lovod her llowi C ^ S S l& E BasMX&LWr a au: v q j c iEZ o . VTfHaSAVI>ZE>mRIU.H05PTL\L .... ^ 9 |^ ^ |..w c ro also onjoyodon by the many I Same unmet E peoplQwhopzI p a sse d by. G eneva not ^ A -TTTrrrt— .TfTTlm eed at patients’request. only enjoyed‘d 'working in her yard. Jd ra S x z tf I J tm»T T-nip^ she liked lo} read , do cralts, travel jTTTTT Eiirnscit and Kendall Tracy. and spend t>m'timo v/ilh her family. Sho I gimrmcfm nil n fT*’"'' was a membinber of iho Church ol I Jerome: Grilfliflteans nf ----- aTailiipEr:- Jesus Christsl :inf4 frir a footbolithall stroke wriich he suHeuffered on Sept. sons, Doann (Bovorly)( Durrani ol TwinI Falls,Fa died early TuesdayI FTLFR — Po p n la r r = = - .« a E ield. baseball diamonds andn d .a • 22. 1998. Whitweli. Tenrenn.. and Sheldon Ray morning,ling, Oct. 6. 1998. at tho Twin, shirts sp o ru n s a ‘‘Sic Lewts was bom AugAut 8 , 1909, in Durrant ol ChaChattanooga. Tonn.; one Fails ClinicCiir a n d Hospital " logo cKksrSdnial _ * ^ ia s£ 'z"zac = "Se tccniiii sa G fo v e sp fin g , Mo..0 ., th e son of. broiher, Kenntnneth Burko of Preston; Martyirty was born Dec. 22, 1916, m nesdiiy. laztc-soc. ibu j^nUh • • The board agreed to repaiipair G e o rg e VI. a n d1 LauraL Annu and one sistcistcr. Majorio South ol DevilsIs Lake.L N D . 10 V incent a n dr ' Filer Hiph Sianinl,fiT Thrill' ijiii'? C^ SBSSBLSi rBjiriif»ni- a s - ? p e .:t' rilelie intercnni systeor at FileFiler Willuicns Calton, As a Coy and Spring Creek,eh, Nov. Sho was pro- Magdalcdalono Richior. Ho movod with' XiOOn !hni^ yeT0 ^;xieEad.xi firiiil f S dinul and. connectt thethi young man, ho grewuw up in Missouri, c e d e d in dao o: ath b y h er p a re n ts , his'familamily in 1919 to Jerom e As aI Student go before? i; Sdhual i*? olbK i2: a k ss. X oni m e r He m aftiea Juno HarrHarrison in 1941. h u s b a n d aand m ono son. Oarrell young;g man,rr h e worked for Safeway'. Board -after niturray;ncihrwBit jB'mi •«c== a s r r r .e n n i t : -set cri:T50E Workers also wilwiU For most or tnoi/ rranparried lilo, itioy- Ourram. ■ Food'Stcl'Store as meat cuticr. Ho m ar-' J nhngnr, r»nri] 'SSOSSSSS^=5 ilLTc ir rtrTT. inaunit, the oomrx fire alarm systec have resided in Rupoupert. He jomed A service2 w will b o held at 12:30 ried Kay Kaj Kulm Oct. 26, 1941 Hoj The Ktudein's m«ioa«!r,J»^- il I a m:»wJnnMmg ntnrmI sV?syv the United States Armi»,rrny in 1944 and p m. Saturdaylay. Ocl. 10, at H ansen servedJd init the United S lates Army m 5; ^ TtstEsn -- making ic a S4.6S0 projectjjecL later rcccivod an hor ipe during W orld W ar It a n dI Sbunz, AppearedI bbefm-e ibe honorable med- Mortuary Rupfuport Chapol. Bishop Europe • Him ui: -T^tppiicannns are goingjo ou u t ical Oischarge. Lewistwis had several Leo Sunderlantand will olficiato at Ihe alter lour lou years returned to Jerome, board vidi her «m.. 1 luiheriipns- icDs m riis early crnplcnployment years se rv ic e . Buri;urial will follow at the and resumed ros employment withj ion, d w said, ifae iT T SK or jc r • ^bE-biaE IT bids tn put a oew ^ beatinating He cooked at the0 CalicoC (iat m Rupert Com:motery. Family and Salowoiway. In 1954 no o p e n e d his; sexually KUgpestive. z m . 'TiirrJ!'rj.n**" 3SCTRBC ac cne uVi*!ii‘ ixt .Tnn^< building. Burloy, m anaged Ihe bus depot m Iriends mayI calla from 1 1 a m until ow nstorstore, Marty's Market “Shehrmyiniu iln TT»TTjK»»rlr\iInoladJESht 3ffi^.si3C"nar gmic •= n ’tP iI =aicacandins beawrs.’' Feusahrenxens lis h e d his own business, Du itie are under tho:ho direction of Hansen and ono oni daughter. Diane (Sid) r idcijnia- caiiL ti Counhouse Sen/icoe G arage. v.ti;ch Mortuary Rupojport Chapel. Fitzpairnlairick; six grandchildren: and] lysuppDrTEdMadstnTi;tfs 3t> rxe ■nbe icbwL"' — he owned ano operp e ra to d lor 33 ono gro;great-grandson. Marty shared' ban the shins,” «:niriuj TlHHiim: ri!umi:j,',g-3=E-=i=. TimsttXais I asmspoitdent JCdfKdlg years until retirement2nt Until his last E ovo of sports with his grand-i Feusahrens, Filer esi r i l f * ^ '1 'i'liHiai*3fi:Si!S=>it;t f^SSdtiii ca t be ra d ted in Ftlera!ernt tow years, ho traveliveied yearly to ^B o is e >, Douglas Richier, 'David e 53t z b e -»3aar» aO i r 125rs-* n w . Wisicuri to viSit lamily.miy and Inends. ' ^ ------1 Fitzpatri>atrick a n d Travis Fitrpatrick dent. Ho IS survived tjyy hislm wnlo June ol vilLbo greatly missed by his . Rupert; three daughjghteri Connie y and fnends. (Buzz) Calton of Ruptiuperl, Kalhy (H. b e A serviceser^ will be hold at 11 a.m. Filer lookiks for ways ron make bicyycle iawsaferer John) Saleh ol Wldvaldvale, Utah, and >y, Oct. 9, at Reynolds Funeral1 O a Lou (Kevin) Ware Salem, pel. In term e n t witl follow at< ByKeDyXSBtde SZ pi-ii f«aa W<*V« dmf t want the to havev eto t Ore.. SIX grandchiidfc seven Sunset;et Memorial Park with military Tln w ^tem i iiB ip aah i^ ~. a~rT gji)ide- in die 5tieec. and w e're taUtalk- grcat-grandcfiildren I ------by local area ve'terans and 2-nt3=f..Asa. tijniLu: CCT C ;ngici: ingIS about 1 take Iam» in th e busbusi- He was preceded inm by his iary. Friends may can Irom 3 to! FILHR-Aproposetsed bike sxci- 3B =±c;-w 21 b e 01:1. 3 a s a: asaB3S diairicE. Anybody w itht aany n parents; two sisiers, AlmaA Bcrnet ol ,m. Thursday at fleynoids dcm a an ^ w ^ a-n iT nsa imrn aj help US -TtlT rmn Springlield, Mo. and Cletis Maco C h a ppol. o l Tho family suggestsj n an ce w os stru c k .do ol Renton, Wash.; and ono broiher. V m emotiilOtials 10 the A m erican H earti Filer City Councilcil T T » M 'TliiHill IfcE a M T ir^ aaii ts3 cifl'- MnHf^Hnyy.** DaftcrrofRcnton;------\------^ABSDCaiJClaTiOn'TirOMfitiulions''rtia715l~ Wash. i t loll vith with chapel stalf al the sen/ico; osldne for help ID Tcwta n o ^ ifagggi*- a n i a i s : 3 c : ■n« w f :tTf m x th tJi e A memorial servicevice will be held H i;^ or malleiailed to Reynolds Chapol, P 0. pftcnl - T b e Siiii i j * I' jmiprim QiiipdliryTcnB Jc Lumber propertpetty at n-am firturday,y, Oct.C 10, at Iho . - • - Box 1142,TwinFalls.ID83303. 114: - C urrem K le r Haw' nwvj<'3ir>^jity- fjc a B a a :n;n.T.taa£- - - aj-ca-datdty.' Rupert 3rd Ward LDS.DS Chapel, 526 d e s are allowed 30 bbe e 'riflder aa abmgbmad.ja s e A SBC p i a s !D- S o F St . with1 Bishop { Leo V . . J e r o m e , any sidewiHk in a i?-. w «i.iIiZj:jij: = c 3nsHicsaer ITana^Vdss earespondent KeilKdl)} Sunder land.ollioatinatirig- Burial will V TRe prcrpfwrvl nriinnitmrmnf- mjSi-*- • u ■ SdsSi c a tb e ra K fta rin FUerofa-at De m E u rek a, Molo , next to his I would hox’c allow edd jrhTlrtrsii a i wgir.ima£ p s a p jnrc. lather's grave Arranrangements are L_ ------_^HII_d1 D.Re:Rex Davis under tho directiortion ol Hansen • n i;«._ Rex Davis. 60. of Jerome. Mortuary Rupert Cfiapnapei. Jlniniimy Morritt d;w Monday.mo Oct. 5. 1993, at his J D Jim my Mernti, 62. a Boiso homee followingloi an extended illness ; InspecCGDr general accusesa legi r^ n i r\ 2nd former WendellW rosidont, died Ho3 wasw; born June 23, 1916, in ponal EPA,h C e d a r e d gjL,LiO e IX ). Tupsday.OcOct. 6. 1998. at Saint Blacklo:kloot, tho son ol Sumner ' j A lp h o n su ss Rogidnat Md'dical Graharrnam and Edna Mabel Siuve Center in BoisiOise. Davis,s. andai was roared and educat-: state of doingc coo lillittle about r*i[i :a g utdiides. d a a t. b en u ae th e Divisiorision and Ciairo Ma'Mao R osenbaum Merritt, school,501. ho w ont to E lgin, ill . to) • mental I^otecnonm Apcnrr'i. - oE-sjB saII1111^ iiHgj WIT iwrii.i''(i£I£ Eflgirnirtngnrar q itnnty Tumi9 notht K' Jimmy movoivod with his family to waichmh maker’s school for two years agsryg»rar tc t :&e era down on. them quick!ickly V . V/ondoll in 1937 19; vifhore h© attended Ho ihonhon folurnod to Jorome and1 thTf^deral aBcncj-'i Tt^imuO TCatim-a 12'A.— 'iur rrferr sa I P (jrade school.»1. Ho tater returned to beganin thotf Davis JovAjlry Stoto Rex! office and the (Oinene in « sw a^sasess J Copeland, Kan.,Kai vrtioro ho gradual- was dralloddra into tho Army in 1942■ repcn {or doinc zoo10 1lin le aihnn: I d e i a e Bli.'ijii.ii.twii' a ra e m g a g - |------^ i JJh cd Ifom highgh school. Jimmy thon ond servedser\ until the ond oi the war nir pn11iiTf»rgTTi ^rttrtin0. • gfiBrtaTar a5 u e J g . MCTBOT^ e g : ^ / pin ed tho UniUnited S tates Ait Force, On Jan. Ja n 20, 1943. ho marriedI The Idabo ^irImsaon nl saKfirsBps A sk A dH ound . '• serving worldv'Idwido for over 20 years LaVema3rna Shockley in Twdn Falls and rt ' TNiCTmrmwwn ul ailiti-'’i Bir 3m}- S a>. j3;'K3tiaj‘gi-ir.s HLC, : f . nnd linally';y' retiring as Master Ihey madome thoir homo in Joromo to search ourr V ScKjeant inI 1£1983. Ho has mado his and operatedopo tho jOvrtilry store uniil S ffl- a I 'irui'iY X * f w - * — - -t>ome-ifj-Botsiotse-sif'CCrJimrriy" mar-~rclinngrng-m-ioe?: Rtm«.-nsTi7noTnOeT“I------TiiefdBy nTkirl^bg£ £1B-I8g8- ^ ■ tiod Rosita BaBalaguo Jan. 22. 1959, ol thee PresbyterianP( Church, me Elks■ mitdiarataeiiMiianaaifxhesnnr xi Jtasae-asaJca Irtrm.'^StcL ans. -ciBsilteite in London. Eni pragram’' nH mifl t:tae!EPA'’s£m>-H» l y n e ic i- s ;! England. Lodge,30, and Lodgo No 6 i AF&AM f o r y o u . V Ho IS sun/ivivived by his wife Rosita; Survijrvivors includo his wilo} dusians'w erB'‘larBBi3-slj'Tjg*j*f lug.ifc ^ his mother.. ClaifQC Mao M;niun ol LaVerntorna ol Joromo; son Terry olI ed.- na. sc ^3c3si9cs ptciixr f ^ V/endell. and:id son Robon Mertitt of B oise.:o. daughter; Shoiioy Davis- But the fedeiri af$nsnr^'TsTe^imi- &Kiu±txt^3iiLaesnae-m asettm ia- Seattle, Wa:Vash., daughier Lori Brunnemer and her husband. J. p o n ^ i D 2he- aani. As: ? iiftvin . - CrostjyolMer/en d ian , son Billy Merrill David,d, olo Boiso; and two grandchii- a u d it’s tindinps b j'i* ji.iiiiiiuMft' Geneva 0 . Hutt“ tC O n o) M eridian,1. iand daughters Maria” dten,I, HollyH; Knoeller and her hiis- s - w s s bI sj .S, T^'jui-Te- ' th e EPA would socmon issue r i a - augnrk” G eneva D Hutton,ton, 82-yeat-old Schoon ol! MMeridian and Nancy bandd JasonJi of Boise, ond Troni Cedaredge. Cololo . a n d lorm er Horner of Rapiapid City, S.D. Jimmy is Davis,s, hish wilo Kellie and thoif sons. tions for a numbersr jo l aillei!sd darrva-" 3ESZss bis .gy ra.T 'TOpert resident,. passedp. away alco survivedod by his brothers. Bill Ja co)b b anda Mitcholl, all ol Podland ‘ longstanding vjolatiDtianK of =be aeuteoB Oj jS’ f ■eirui'Vr i Monday, Ocl. 5, 1998.)98, in Colorado. B unn of BliBliss. Dalo Bunn ol He wasivas p rec ed e d m d e ath by his; fe d e ra l O e a n A ir- A a apitm ci a s a s s a isIS3: x . a t fcac3il.ac'5sul~ | Ta-Htil .liiQuunii what ^rou're bxtkiaftnft - • She w as Dorn Dec)ec 16. 1915, to W ondell annd d John Morritl of Los paronismis ond ono brother, which the smte bas n c s s jn Y-^rihr,, a s x s e e ; fuc'ur amitbrU wtrch m &nd a mgfrh.ch. Hyrum R, and Esteiia;iia IPack Burke ifl A n g eles, Calil.; C< sisters. Ruth Agragraveside service will bo con quote enforcememBI airtini: «r sacs- “SSH,. . , ijjii ,,j,.iei 'S bxB tUTTz I . . Thgtt-Ug ntnnilt tfa ad to you. - Wcodville, Idaho. GGeneva er attended Lactey andd ^ Nila McAffoo; tpoth of dueleded at i 10 a.m. Friday Ocl 9. att naneatalL r a o n . j g - jn S g m e gg ------sctKwte-tn-Sadiake-Ci©-G »jjiiii. it-w City. Their m atnage30 \w as later sol- brothers. Aveiivery Mornit an'd Robert Roben?ortson Funeral Chapol is m rycinprrracic «aigicn -I faraw p, e iafimHdat ofl 731093Ln. ] out. th e stme m ust mnlBBBsahE^- l 3in:bBS&: e m m ze d in the Idahdah o Falls LDS Morntt. ctiargogo of. arrannem onts No viow- Temple. They movedved to Rupon in His funeralal Will\ bo held at 11 a m ing is5 planned.pi Fnends may gatherf minimum EPA nciuiQuiremszcv.'^ Izaias'3' ci a n e sr-:^ g :.irBi?- £ J946 She speni mosmost ol her mar- Saturday. OcOct 10. at Demaray’s shorltyIty beforei service time at the C huck C la rk e s&idlid irnm bii. nsiFwrtf rsBgaTG^ ~.n iiw:u, ' iQ n nod lile in Rupert. Du;During ifiis timo, V/ondcl) Chajh apol. Burial will bo al cemotory. eter Seattle ofEce. :^ L , TTrirri:==S of Cov. Phil Ban and'nJ Idahp e n v r»eacna=ais-r-=aE- i 3r > rngg^Kmm m«afc»H «|u iamam — 'T------I p o q> K * - 1 \ 77 " T^ieiT-OcJoteii l 9 M nMiMiw.TWfciFA.I«l»».Idihe 3 Burlrley CBURLEY-Thc2 COcouncil is look- “I am not sure how ^ eey j a re ing for a better price-ice on graves. doing that,” said Twin FaUf s - The Buriey Cityy CCoundl dead- Cemetery’s Catherine Pa ed toputRrave diggiigging in the d ty m S m r ’ ' i “Our ^ fees are competitive o ut to bit! after colcolindlm en dis- just about n-eryone else’s.’* covered the busincsjless that usually Councilman Brent Kerbs c a n does it, Memorialal Monuments,: the only dissenting votiste • was going to hike! feesfe from S155 B B H■ | ir*f" Burley’s rejection of Memimoxial per grave to $191. Monument’s rate hike. KKi erbs That would bumpnp the total cost said his vote was promptei .for interment at: PIPleasant View loyalty to Monuments’ sen-ii Cemetery, or Cen•em. Memorial . tlw ti d ty . Cemetery from S275275loS311. •They have done a reallyr excel-e Peggy Harris, papart owner of lent job," he said. 1 think wewewm Monuments, saidd tthc company need to compare service m B never was notifiedicd the council make sure we get what we planned to discus: in te rm e n t for.” fees. She said Menuontmicnts didn’t Burley cemetery mnnagiTr r Jim ask the dty for monnore money, but .. Hale said he doesn’t think th e told ll fees were goicgitngup. H i d ty will find another graved]sli^ger—— “We’ve had ilw c ■ _ — ^ 5 e dty’s contract that could do a better job fo:for the for almost nine yeyears,” Harris KWTIMDCMMI/n.n»MM p MMin.'TmnnaTWiim n price. said. “And in thatat ttime our fees D„rt«w MRMtery manager Jim “I don’t think there is an;jnj-one OakJer Wgji Ss±«lsi sCiirtwiflt grtw i ^ iijiii a turite ifti V c te ^ as part of tbthe scbod’s boraacomlng tradltlo;dltlon. have only gone upip ttwice, once in uou n d th e week's cukitiiaai 10 SasB aeasst fertai^ RUayr a id a booecemins dance Saturdturday. 1996 bj- about $2010 anda this time, ' Jd he doesn't think the oout there that will stick an making the total11 rraise in n in e CltyCouiMuncfl wtnilnd a better «when they found out abouiml th e years a ^ u t S56." buslfw«thanlMwnodal ut ' extra ^ work,"..he said. “If i b reak a w ater line they lun But the councilil saids th e hike Momimenl«nti to dif graves. The ^ wasn’t realistic andid dt e d d e d to let ,«uf»rn nu fix it. tear up my grass they: recently rejected (, to fix it. I don't think many ‘ w eek 0of fun- just 1 - other gravediggersrs iapply for the i One job. ents’ price hike and put stick arouad when they find^ I h a t “I don’t think wcrt-e >can raise th e 6™''*Igging out to bid. aOUL" price, if wc canan avoid it,” Councilman Al TTh h a x to n said . Buriey'jt/ s fees for burial are well Kurt FriedaTuznn isTheTili;;. dunnQgOakl(ley hom(Lecomin^ “There arc plentyty ofi people o n below sonsome other cemeteries’. At ANews’ Mini-Casna bunauu chief< lg a n d can be reached in BuHi welfare or a fixedcd income that the Twirwin Falls Cemetery a B yO avW U e and we’re not as worrieded about: 6 7 7 -W 2 . can’t afford h i^ cT rb burial priccs." Assodaticition, opening and dosing 6 r ______O a k i q r m n t s The teachcrs areTC r really lenient this week.” k|:ts3Darejanej3«e O.^KLEY-S=ia Bf}-ce CrM nej", a juniorlio r foot- %r secer jad es. [H Hif^SchacJcrUa ball player and Karla Crsnju n n e j's MF t e a c iSr. JoOi Explos)sion hosppitalizes Bihurley mai this week, nephew, enjoys seeingg allal th c .^tieteadics ^ ane F>?c:seb>i Tlm<»News writer had taken and take gas caps off or «-e s=rie=3s=jrr=5: - es^M usa^i. ~ c* Friday night’s game ag ag. a in st ------MedicalI CCenter, the report said. ti;them ," Adams said. ani4 M'riiIT-1 tiff a Vboadass==i r 3S«irtlertap Hcnecactrg Once; M unaufji. ' »■ PAUL-ABurleyiey m an vrai list- Employiioyees a t the salvage oper- The-tank was almost en “It'g e ts yoU pum pedI up," up he ' Lit out the fire using a hose aiand pressure built up inad lead icrt= ^ i K = i s i o ; ed in criticnl but staistable condition ation putt C rT -T ^ ------said. "‘Ju st to know it’ss gtgeared : extinguishers. uiuntil it exploded. Gas, wl.. handiaeoaasae= “ at the Unix-ersity ofof IUtah Medical and fire cj rrrex. ir's h-mf- toward the game. It make;akes you lit Wednesday Normallally workers at the sal- lala te r ignite^ ^>ewed onto wW S Fw now, huuTT Center burn unit ' coming S3d ctcsvg ra a e g T a iiiy. i j . ir's a r - = ^ tfaei=e, so wunt to kick bun.~ *5 ■ after a fuel tank explixplosion. vage operperation are cautious and AAdams said. sr5 csnid rey wdl be try- Although classes havee b< been a Blrase Hisi is. b r r i r c * Irn le rT.n.r j r s ^ Ralph Wren, 38,I, olof Burley, was know fuud d tanks should be taken Adams has owned his sal\ = ^ c =; a a ad; al^ T u to snidecrs bit easier this week, fofoo o tb all ^ •critioily burned TuTuesday while off beforeJre work is started, Adams bibusiness in Paul for nearbriv 20 tnorefim. ’ -ThevYe =ol i: =ng b e kcdcths. practices ha\-e m ade up for that, he w-os trying to cucui t a bolt on a said. years,y« he said. f K-f.»i-nr?’tr?g thecie this Two players broke theirr thumbsth ’*1 am thanlcfu] we haven’t ir ' swather engine, usLuritig an acety* “WhenSI i we get old equipment in, I t had s *Tec=c* to the Jungle." in practices earlier thisis vw eek. lene cutting torch.h. 1Thc acd d en t ihe Gistt ththing we do b remove the aiany accidents in past yeafars," K^OattW .aabsa^tsaser -X TTio and jnaigr cjts ■i» chcse it. Cracaev Bryce Crannej-said. occurred at aboutIt 11:301 a jn .. a t fuel tankik :so acddents won’t hap- AAdiams said. “This just m ake But th e coaches are simptmply gei- ialvage in Paul, pen,” AdaLdams said. “He is a go(^ sisidL” try aad keep iie ez2ze=ia axL ^ Burley Tractor Salv s a I^gisixarrcd d o ss.' she ting the team as ready to10 vwin as but he overiooked it.” ____ gcnnA- Bbi e raa: ^ said a ^rinif^nWn CoiCoimO sh eriffs. . w'orkerbui “•They wanted a fun and possible, to homecomcoming a The old3ld swather no longer had Thrisfiavs satff tsriicr LanjmoTKr 31 report. complete succesi, ap, another contributing GCatXTter cart bc rondiCKi tn BtBuriru . Howserajascaa; S' Wrerj was transfiisferred to the a gas cap ier JciaR jdrigua said she “You just gotta get out3Ut there t. burn center afterer ,Joe Adams. factor. aOl t6 7 7 -4 0 4 Z with siudestx £: cb=5=:^hrre was hrniix-jg f a ; with e\ erythin s and stay focu»d.“ he said.id. wora in the Di-TbKwasse ea=e;:tX hher •SCvstyle platform thesne We&iEsdsT.TV, *== ptir±z= litaes. Times-S'ews staff n-riicrt«,-r 1D ji-iti * Christrr ______=>c___ shoes., bell bonx=». as pears ■ Ckiaes*egwise. sae said. T m hav- Lee can bc rctichetl in BuriBurlnu a t lore. . = S a cCjSuKC. t:‘s bees really fun 6T7-t042. ■ ^ "ContbiwdfniRiCl Nationalal Retail] Federation, said 0Outside Carson Pirie Scot;ott in important becauscise depanment that whilhiie some people dislike Chicago, C Betty Post was sudjing ^ Y T* 1 stores make nearlarly half their the early,ly emphasis on Christmas, tlth e d&play (5 ornam ents in profits in thc last thrthree months of ^ o n s areore in A e business of giv- wwindow. "J” HighICOIUTCOJ)ntenderss do littlee thej-car. ing peopleiple w hat they w ant “I think it’s nice," she j Tracy MuUin, ppresident re of the And shshe might have a point. **."AB j-ear round is fine withim n e." • 1 1 : Reformn ______mdel:bate r o dlispelvot- the appoiniointm ent I I ------turyuf state*? office -fat-the debate eren after- r t h e ------Eadrisd-anrtat=rtszi-=efeF— = rsrisieansaisrptisB r— oplFotnhrough tlic jutJ u d ic ia l------IS candidates had filedil^^ranf»°^H debate, deadline,dl and she hopepes h e tials. a s s jred voBgOS'he h ad asT E s a x s that h e was suscepti- CoundL cy ' he assumed William;am s was not eli- T h a t: specific rule, she p.partidpates - even callss .in - been jnvesdgaasds5 'cc cisdpsxaS bie > erraric er — raajudidal — The office is nonpartisar:isan. But gibie...... explainedled Wednesday, was creat- u aad - a=ii qmre responsi- edged th e edge Kidwell1 ha;has as a 3t . Williams and tried?d tto set up the doesn't rerequire reports from can- **l*m kind of disgusted1 wi ith. bntians. - • •tira=cic »U'.e ■uJ^i.f.^t.Liieigs;:^'- 1aioY*Tj RepubtKan in a oneine >of thi: debate anywiiy. d id a te s who> have raised less nm V , " he said. Ihe onlv Cashish cz^e -Miss he sasLc. “.\a“ d sc acfcody has ever most Republican statesL-s iiin the “Iv.-asju$ttakenlin back that the th a n $S,$5,000, but IPTV, the Williams s ^ d he’s disappc«ptrinl- ^,„^ffi«31rejec3sds=IssepeOBiiaE =aie acinsaricassc against me narinn, And he essentiallyIly ;asked rules would be chanfa n ^ " he said: Leaguee oof W om en V oters an d eted for the voters, but h ^ppy to * ^ h e padded Jas nrssBC s : ty cizia- aeresoiSD I would ssnpiy prant to voters to punish Kidwdw ell for Williams said CratDane’s reason is the Idahaho Press Club, which g«get some in ^ irtE he .ras a preciectial 3C year^;ars ct background and flaunting his GOP credentia:ntiah. ju s ta “redherTing.’*g," jointly spisponsor the Idaho debate “I don't feel jflted at all.’ ’ . .“He’s in th e'R epcpuhlican i dub,’ . series, waw ant to indude all legici- asaid. 'T v e ^ a half4iour tp J l-the one-party statitatehouse," he . m ate^dindidatei' alabout the issues 1 w ant to ' said. “He thinks he’sle's going to ]ust Besidesles, Canan-Hansen said, alabout." Ruling: (ends legal hbattle betwe€:en ISU, critiitics ce." Crane nevlever submitted any infor> walk into this office.’ r~ ^ POCATELLOD -.A? — A ( i a i c a i la the earlier decisioniio n , tho at alL If he had any inten- Without an oppopponent in the mation at TimetNeas staff wriur Gtk - judge's isilisciiKISS m -V i a fr-r r ^!=c=icc - jr c£ an ID S Irtginne judge said off-campus. for-e sLid to hare it over university do not violate: thcth e Ftrvt accom m odatingg d^ C z = r ti t t - w i i .* rsQSTTerscy attorney Brad .Amendment's requiremerm em for Jesus Qzrisi tf Ia=-czrSjc». s EaZ-aaiiaiW e£»day. separanon of church and1 stastate, Trial _ ------U.S. Distrin J:Jsigr Luegtigs-said ia dismissing the Lodge also rriled in thatth a t case ' ContimwdfmCl never att only way (prosecutors) hihandguns sem away for baSr " T e s c rfa tmiueukin'wlifatrOtg •aa5ia.455eeeaS— 4wae-9e‘•atiid te iSieeeatdB ia e ig ,------. come to Phillips’ horhome with a pis- tion iaby convincing a jury that dideath, none of the other poper^f ^ ______: toi. Lothspeich said.sail There, he oy dientent is a bad person," he lilikely be used as eride forced Phillips to wwr ritea letter to L Anna Marie Thommas, a telling her -e’s no co n d u siv e proof W o ^ said the property m their relationshiihip was over, JimnueTi! Thomas was motivated to bbe sold to hdp cover tbe cce g o to h ise SS O I Lothspeich said. is ex-wife’s house only by a JiJim m ie Thomas* trial. PENFh o x' J ^E\ Later, in Philiiillips’ Blnier, premedii:ditated Intent to kill Dunlap, who m onths agoafiled i I ------. Phillips managedi totc wrestle the Louder,r, Dunlap said. And aa motion to have U»e trial’s w\'enae WfT'' ‘ ------^ 1 Ono m e a id tnsit A e . gun away and orderdered Thomm i “'*weitleich can’t prove Jimmie dc h a n g ^ because of intensee b1 c a l XetvG ereneration Townhouses.^ s. /)thspeichsaid. Thonuufls fled back to South Africa pipublidty, raised tssssue. out of his truck. Lott 9am > 6pm But !.^uder wasifasn't given an becauseM Ihe had killed Louder, Wood said about GOO quesicsooo- . opportunity to escapcape, he said. begusee hhe deariy was trying to xinaires had been sent to j*os f n ^ & SS a t u r ^ O ctober 9 & 1 0 rated in Reno, . av^caplu ptiiTw fnr thi» ...tive.Jurors in Jerome Couiu o ^ . Thomas was an%3 ' T otrrtftotise • Kev.. in Anril. fiveve months aft^ wairant,t.DunIepsaid. I ______E itou^ of those questionnanaires X & Single Homes Availab7ab^e H e w* S&AUld be returned by the eaen d o i : Louder was slain. ^ M o tn Lodispeich’s appapparent attempt nmning,;g. it was his ^tention to 0October to determiae whedieh e ra n m ta in View E sta te s U estaUish a pattctitcmofbdiavior l«epnuttinning,*’ Dunlap slid. uunbiased jury can be foundiw « itb- 27tfa & S B tirton iother maner related to itin the couuy, he said. 6^^ by linldng the twow cases• doesn’t onot Burle>v Idaho . up to scrutiny,ly. ]Dunlap sai± f « W ie, D unlap said detectives Jimmie Thoma;nas was fully Mvebeeteen bolding ***•<» nv in g a Times-News staff w riter J>i.M ot* m . - . (208)678-7739 aware of at leastast four other J«PtoP «computer, sevendhand* HHeim am be ttadied in Jenwrjm ea t >3*^ —» Rtfnsfttnotxs boyfriends his ex-vix-wife h ad and xnd a b 6 u t $1,500 c a sh 3.324-6962. •s rcqf^ ..t4-TtawNww.Tw>>Pafc> <• • ______• Hantavinjsin Dtah'Womm ani places h er in1 critical (ionditionj n j ■ ! M a g i c V a ] l l e y AV e s t SALT LAKE CITYY (AP) — A ‘ H o sp itaal l spokesman John Cerlenter on Scpi. 30. = Vcmal woman infeaedted with hon- Dwan saidd ShereeS L. Reynolds, The T woman wos most likel;kcly tavirus is in criticalll butI stable 28, has showiown Improvement since info ^Zoom Outfit j iieighi b o r ’ s R ezonenrequest y Advanced Photo System-1— ------kwMn: WM H f ■ CaMti I By Dixie Thofhss Realeale -Whilendgi^ghbors could support forr useu: of (ho cily-owned dump T l H H l l i M CM. j TTme»N«w«cofmpondefident a duplex, sheihc said, a four-plex is trucktick to haul yard w aste to the too much, count;untylandniL ! JEROME - Dr. Jackck -Adams, a Adams said sa the four-plex Diane Dia Adams said she has used igm locu! cluntisi, and wilwife D iane Vi-ould add va]value to the n d ^bcF f- th ec trucksti on several occasion] Want lo build a fouir plexpli apart- hood and miglnight cncourage neigh- andid oconsiders the $10 fee a bar-iir' •ifPW)fnm2ix»ni ‘MulliAuhi-NVxlo FbOi Ziiom ()0-(^ml * Ri'jI-muRi' Zooni l i ■wllwic* • 80 Sifj) Acluf Aulofocui mem on a wcam lot: atai 116 Easi b o rs to fixX uup thcir homes to gain,in. • Rrtltn-Rt-cluttJutlion ■ Seventh Ave. Neighbchbors don’t upgrade thele :area. He said plans • • BobB Burton, a Safety advisor like his idea, though. for parking: complyco ""iih th e law. wilhlh thet stale of Idaho, surveyed red, chairman of the cityty sstreets. He reported lo thei i @ puar a . The area is zoned rc:residential. Bill Allred RilzPriPftce MiiMnRi-tuii- Youffritc- but must be retoncd:d lto multi- planning andnd zoning commission, councuncil that he had found only c stop signs that represented a family residential too accommo-a said the Adaidamses* plans com ply six stt rvalue Canon EOS)8R0b0lOKltw/ O date tl)c fourplcx. with the compimprehensive plan. liabiliibility problem, because they -e public hearings will were;re hard to see. Burton found ksl Canon 35 During a Jerom e Cit\City Coundl Tvro more | I hearing Tuesday, Adamlams said he be held onI theth nKjuest - on Oct. se\-er;veral comcrs in the d ty where had owned the properijerty for sc%-- 20 and Nov.-.3. 3. bushiishes, shrubbery or trees istructed the view of signs,” 4 ^ 4 ^ . , „ s L a cral years. He couldjldbuilda Inotherl^business: ...... - o b str duplex on ihc lot wiwithout a • A publiclie hearing on n ^ e fin - True!licks and pickups parked at rczonv but a four-pU•plex made ing the terraTO “home occupation" comeimers also obstruacd vision at [crscctions. c = s a I more sense, he said. for the rurajral transition zone inters »aFUJIFHM i Mcl Robbins, who0 livesli next brought no) opposition.o] The pro- * • WaltV Appell told the couadJ ■d four-plex, posed ordinilinance would allow about-out a new, com puterized d ty Uhk-• I-I’l-l’oml Au!ofocu< S)-«fpcmtc small business- waterIter system. • Buill-lnV FullyFul Autonulic FIj^ :x and park- people to ope asked how a four plcx : jjk PfcPJ • 5 I’li)};^^^!un«l IfrLiRf Cooitol Mo(i« • SfKxUI Chjmpj^' Finish ing for eight cars coulcjuld fit on a es such asi cicrafts, or computer It It automaticallya turns on and — -5 0 . bj-125-foot lot.- work in theiileir-homes^as long a* offf pipumps, records storage tanknk - Dorothy Robbins, anoanother next the occupantmt performs the work wateritcr levels, notifies staffers ot ^ g door nci^bor, said thethe four plex and the area•ea used for th e busi- probloblems in the system, and could creatc trriffic pn>lpn)blems. In ness doesn’tI’t excecd< 400 square recorcords everything the system the mornings, childriIdrcn go to feet, docs.tcs. The computer can even school from an aparimnmcnt com- Tlie planniiming and zoning com- giveI’c aa printout of a year’s water plex across the street.rt. /A grocer>- m ission beheilicves people can d o activiitivity. sto re is in the .samee nneighbor- business atat home1 thatlias no ----- l3tliii»3Biii[! hood, and the /Vmerica■ican Legion impact on neijleighbors, Allred said. TimcsA'cifi Tim comspondcnt' Dixie Hall, which often holdsds panics,i is • A thirdd publicj hearing w as 77iomwmas Rcalc can be rcachcd in ja st a block a^'i-ay. held on charflarfyng a SIO user fe e JcwmiT3mcar324J6“0. B ill t h a t a ddds ( cash to Idala h o h e a d s to \^W hite House •Qio Assodatod Prew ______with Idaho10 ■voters, who must ingg a areturn on the land and cash approve tworo amendmentsi to th e cndovidowmcnts of about 3 pcrccnt i Federal legislationn nneeded to state ' Conssnstitution before year;ar — $60 million annually implement Gov. Phil1 Balt’s B; plan increased investmentinv flexibility Incre;creasing that to tlic return noror B H H E B t t to dramaticniiy increase•ase the cash over th e endindowmcnts is autho- malal savers si get on thcir extrcm dj generated by Idaho’s’s eeducation rized. safefe bank passbook account!Its ! * \ r endowments is headecded for the The amend:ndments cleared the wouli3uld pump nearly that much■ch i E G S A ] \Miite Hou.se. Lcgislaturr:c wAvith only a handful moreore into Idaho'sjniblic schools. The Senate late WeWednesday of dissentingigv-otcs. \ Opposition Opi has been limited approved thO'Houic-pa.‘-passed bill One amend:fldmem prorides more. ledd primaryp by retiring Slateite rmr/-lilt) I’Hi N’t Camrm . O ocfi^ d u V Photo • EktfiwOct M ' . w ithout objection,, seisending to flexibility inn investingii the endow- . Trecasurer as Lydia*Justlcc Edwards PartoFuieF uie Rttz Camera Fidtfy. Monday-Friday 9 Gm*6pmim President Clinton forar his1 signa- ment and thehe other creates a spe- SheIC daim cl s the am endments oper Saturday 11 am*4pm cia l L and Bank B: enabling pro- thee door di for the state to invest — 251 Main Ave.,e.,W..* Twin Falls, IDD Oosod Sunday Seeing endowment; reform rel as a c e c d s fromim sale of existing andid possiblyf lose — the endow m ajor legacy of his administra-adi endowmentIt land1 to be used to mentent money in a volatile stockSc ( 2 0 8 )) : 7 3 4 - 9 0 5 2 emor called buy more preprofitable tracts. Now markiarket. iw leipoftiiiie fix t»wcfa>f«eiiWiltnxj Pretini«ll9tfunge««ioutnotutnctn. SaraiTW(cr«v tion. the retiring govern TM (1 WVCMl or cri«if« HI(CMrtociioni IX the congressioniil aaionion “the first sale proceeds.■ds must be deposited But Bui state Controller J.D,D. steps to make millionsns of« dollars into the cashish cndoMTncnt, w hich ^Villiailliams argued that the stale i: available to our sdioolol Ikids with- is in v e ste dd iin only the safest missiiissing the boat by rdying on an out raising taxes." financial instristniments. invesvestment strategy that wa! But the final decisioision on the The packagkagc is the result o f a dc\*cliA-doped over a ccntury ago. plan backers believec cccan gener- two-year studtudy by a special task “Diversificadon “Di is the key in s ate as much as S60 milliilillion ai-ear force appoimcintcd by Bait. . volatilatile financial market.” he more for public educatication rests Current managementma is yield- said.id. - - Im iELO NS n sweet irtacrtae. ' ’^ATSWBIIiMRTKisjrtatbeyraasteaL A o o d i ^ J Fc , WATIEBMELLOWS a S , » 1 0 £ 3 S • F u n . prize : 9 9 i : DaWy t r For FJee - CM ^ 7 9 £ © “ seeds d l e s s B l a n a n a I ^ ^ Ice be pa ' #GRAIPES SJIlUASH m ^ t m u c E i CntPlacat I ^ . Q l ^ OjgT2! ' !!lgl2 i 6 m e r ^ 5PREGLVI103 N D A Y S W bstern s l Family v T OCTOBEB •TH WBStSPirnFaiiifly PAPERIt TOWB.Ss BimnooI M T I ^ U E i f c i 1 5 ^ 6 9 '’ OannoD 55ThirttarM ~ i m M M m m Y 0 G U RTsrifl/S 1 Close ts IrntioMtI t cods tfatlno. U j f A T M l i r i / E B iru te sii to ptetiotte,espoclilW ^ff *1eOFR a t tb it prico, s r yoiyoDPBoooyback. I f 1 3 4 - 3 8 D L C a n G e t H' e o o k e d U p » 1 f oT r $ 9 " - ’ XE PRODUCUMM, iu*i)r^ im c« k Stopby2261 EastlandidDrive n _____ u Q t i ; ] 10 iW EinIN V ^ B M r w n iv O N A D D ISOON I AVE. AT WA8HIIIINQTON l A o mn iC E H O U R S 8 : 3 0 ai.ni. .n - 6:00 p.m. .M-F WMMMSW > /, nar*dn.Pctsb«B,t,19M T^I^TytiF«fc.>d^^ c < MAGI cTVa l \L L E Y M am i tallies) Mgh prrice of b() e c r ^ BBY tl have a me&saec ; I p - - have successfullyi bbeaten this B u h l c rRIME i enn»»W»«» m e te ll you whatw l beer cost me: l j l | A M ^ V a n a ran i He has a 42-ycar-oUold daughter :oR>*r. .>U.CW.ftutflHOUr<>»l cer in the Air Forco— — _...Irom a. previous Hjani;rrinpA Shy __ .15.______Trw»«l»y7.00-9.e0.. ___. been m am ed twice :ar and has th n x fnort 7 00-8JOW____ F n ^ 7:10-9 ?Q tor the week u( Sept. 28 ihn ter six years, I wanted | Ana to drink beer« r instead of report for son.s. She forced hercr ;sccond hus- iocliuJo: Abby, I a * one of the luck IH PlHBW nobon t>«^ • ftonln , : . , ArTT«»«»oand t*q lia, luuxMio poMtuoti. wayay toI avoid ending up like me lU im J>L OtrUwtU. 20. Sh. !f “ retired. I run a home-be-based sewing O rum i U«y Carr I and daughter. They {°» never risk drinking that fir business so we don't to dip H n | | n B ballon »lol*«ion w«n»nl.. (allure(al lo pay *■ A SOn 01 XT. Believe me, it’s not worth it wvranl- have refused;ed any c o n taa witli me into our sa\Tng.s to supiupplcment our Jairm D. Moon, 21. li'j^ul ctmccal- for 11 ’years.rs. I last tried to talk You may use my first name, bi lease don’t use my last naniim e « income’. Yet;t t Ulis middle* "^!u«nn.nnu>^i8:uiiw " i t h l h c m min October 1997, but aged daughter thinksiks \VE should ■ ■ K B | ionw«fT^ theyvi-anicdndnopartofme. icause Idon't ttiint to cinbarra uimption. i»i>b«ijci VKlMion » ly family any further. pay for her educatiorL Nuif,iunuhi,iiks*]ci«H«num ptU n . 5. A closcc rrelatioruihip with my "’y IDA Abby. what shouldId rmy response KcRuk. IG, Buhl, illrcal cwitumption.ccni ^ f c a n d anotnother son b ^ u s c my — DONALD IN FLORID Krmalc. 17. Buhl, probaiic be in this situation? „Tfc doesn’t’t ddrink. v.arr»nt. DEAR DONALD: Your letter —ONPINSANDN) NEEDLES IN 1 1 ^ 3 ^ RrpocuuiknL 6. Friends.ds. I used and abused will W/\SHING1.’GTON STATE ■ f 1 Bundary - i2b S. Bn««l>raa. Ulank). MSN. 8.M y d riviver'sliccnse. c i Sinih. Den'»Thri/n»a)f (ihopWopW^i.229N. 9. Medical:al care. 1 fear what a eamient program. Many peopaple simply say, “We can‘tI't affords i t ” BroaJway, Circle K (ihopli QcaiUkn. Town & Ccuntry (b ’find. ggmm y special film . It w illill Vandaliun - 22S i-locsl (mn[mndow*), 10- M y self«lf respect Tra a loser Kvadin« «nd clutlinfi polinolire - Pine and a n d thcTc’S: nonG reason to be sober. ^ touch yiyou for a long tim e.” ...... ______.. . Inihel970)70s I a tte n d ^ AA and - 1 lukctsu cxpuuirt - ObkKkof.Scrth bk sta y ed so bc e r r' for two >Tars, but it Serenlh. ]- Jorenile fl«ht - 31S Qc«UI«Ukc». didn’t last ■||KSH|starts^ nuiJiishway Thinythreiree years ago whcn I R qQ JO.RinCroctn , dnink my firsfirst beer, I had dreams i f l Kepcned irailic acdacnti: CITY OF ANGELS (P013) N«th UraMlway. North Seimil and plans. I hadfc no idea that Fd be Datr 1?». ? « . i « . 7JS. »M H l)l.Kk ot North Broadwa)-;; Oearlakr,Oc «id a Common laborerlat and a drunk in T.MKUY Al Sm b «J Orr» M ■ 'FwthBfu«ib.«r- ' i m B eforeire yoa stan drinking. — atycodcmforemiciit -e it may land you in 33 LETHALWEAPON IV in) Weeili and properly debi Ort^lJOO. *3&. ?sa.»35 - ^? iM gtJLffif!I Uth; 612 N. Ninth. TuniUt » !>Mlt AJ On t3 so Property (iebrii - 509 N..Sereruh. Ser ^ I - Looking forfi a I Suns(9;l5 Hi Ffi-Sjl-Si(r>jl9:>5 TWE TRUMAN SHOWtci TV fiuW crime rtporx a pro aa m 0 ^ 17M, 2 *1. S«. TIS. 830 I prcftJn /(v 'V D New JotO b ? I _ m BuM Polia Drpanment end■nd publiihol): by D oanie d i Babie _ TuMOar At SmU Al 0>r t? M Thr nmoiV«tr> a a publk tern■mar. ^ DR. THE MASK OF 20R R 0 (»mi»r Click Heiere! I B 0*»r l?:10.«'ing or selling, all youyot have to do 132 Main1 AAve S. - TWin Falls — ii dick. To find oul mortlore, cail loday! HOPE FLOATSipo.3) The Tlme»-New««r* OnlliM TumUt Al Sm U Al Day K .M (2 0 8 ) 733-OS-0931 I tittp;//wwwjna9^cnc v c H sy -c o m Your • 1 choico for onlmcilmo clastifioda,. | H ^ . Robin Wiluams1 C u b a G o o d k g , Jr . www.dasaifwdwaftihctihouso.eom M f # g I ^ V V ^ a t ID R f l A M S OHLE ENSEHLEN J K i E 3 M a y C< o m e SI— SponMrMTI■tdtrrSl.lgnaeaMCr>uKh ^ AUUCTION ^ tntTwmFaJIti b ftjprw icy Cmt* Carif SATURDAY, OCTOBERC 10,1998"3 ^ L now3w Showing at the Twin CCinema 12 & Jerome 4 . ' INTERSTATE AMUSEySEMENT M u sn s e r B r o s T ] LOCATED: Irom the southejleast comer of Buhl. Idaho. 2 milesIles east • TW IN CINEM>M A 12* ) r f f f T . and 61/4 mile:iles south. 3471 N 1700 E aieTtoellJOAM Lm»ctiatCookshacl[li|CiC to ie rU n n NEXT STOP APPPUANCES WONDERUNDD YlUtlpool 15 CU. ( tJ io s i J tw reft Love 19 w e Destination.n. cfrijnator/freeicr .•! Sears IS.9 cujl..uprlj;hlcu ■ • ' ' " S '" ’ ' ■ ” '*n>'Inpfrcczc • VVhlilpool autom allclie elenrlc ciolhets dr>er • SllveIvertone chord 'A w in n in g AvalUbt* v M c t i o n : Availabi* D pUm)Uno and tacnch • Airline coniolc)Ie ndlo. phono & 8 track • RC\Cj\ 23 In. color confection f onw lc TV - Stereophonic sound i)-siemi> • Se\-enl small eletntic kitikitchen cabinet filled w ith fm w WESTBURG ewlng machine d iU lr dnd Z1391 Kwy.sawi0 W nt. Twin Fitts • 21/2 M lln: WlWest Ol Hospital i spite!* . ______COBBtmiBttyHointi*CraniaBrtB«tStof BEOROOl[>M FURNITURE W f j i i f i y * , , , , f l ,940940’s 3 piece iKdroom set vilth bobox sptinRs and m ittrcu . chest ofo( drawers and 1 ■ V i and matttevt • j ^ ^ ^ E S S E E Iteiser • 2 bookcase heidbojrd d-v»tKxl bed Itamele with l»x sptlngs and maiin-i:n-u • -S dijwer Noww 5Showing at the ■ Starts Friday at the} h a t o( drav\-en I & pots & pans • 2 smaOaO sstereos • Bedding • Computer monnonitor • Battery chargers ■ TwitW inClnema12^^^^L ^TW |r^lneina1^^ • 2fiydrtukJes»Sawt»reiw n es* Boor lack •DrlO bits *ExL cords*coi Slock tank heater Q LIVING & Dll E • Socket sets •Appfoidmadmately 200.000 sports cants and otheroth sports memoiabilia g qj„|, IINING FURNITURE ■ lining room suKc with drop leal( tuble. extra leaf. 6 LvTe back chachairs, and nice • 4pereon hot tub»36'5' pipipe wrench • 2 antiQue chairs •• CeiOnoCei lan • Microwave • Q butte Ri((et wiilj be%'cled mirror • Lov-ese;v;at - Rocker tecllner • Record storitorage cablncl - g 4 |B W H Y D O Book shehres • Books • ErEntertainment center • Air compressressor • 2 mountain bikes Q smaiimall nICT breaUast dining table,, extrae: leal and 4 padded roll aroucound chain - 2 tep end lable H coffee table set • d lamps • riant | H 3 • PAJtool box-Car stand!ands •Drill press • Levels • SeveralJ tooltoi boxes • Ext ladder • H step t • Step stool • Desk • Auorted Ij FOOLS > N RoU-a-ivay lool box rLargLarge adj. wrench • Kenmore dnrerr •* Christmas( orranients • H jtanctands - 2 bookcasrs F A L L I M i 2 color TVs > Small appiiipplianccs • 1947 Webster's dictionaionary • Indlan'Shifacts • I n Power tools • B'uUt-ln disidlsfi washer • Shop vac • Vise • TiresTlrt & wheels ■ Hoi tub ^ ANTIQUES • L O A ^ E i - COLLECTIBLES;er picnic basket B covef»Sftoes&boots«A;i^Ax^LottM diottolott»flHatl '>ice oak com m ode - 2 flat (op trun!inks - D rruttiaken form - Wicker j ‘•QatK^karoiBv^aEii 1-Handgaidett HALLE BERRY H H Feather tick • Beer stein • Kerowiene lamp • Wicker fishing creel - 1 'ultlvator • Spud ba^ets VIV1CAAF0X ^ ^ 9 |^^TwrocI*o«Bw*aankabi* Ch*d< on day el ut*. BwRtm^ 3 m o l c e I Nc( r*9 Q n a » kx AccUarttl HOUSEHOLD I S § LELAROCHON^^m y SMman*orit>y ■pro(M««nM M» & pM nc» and »M0r D MISCELLANEOUS levetal piece* of photography an- pack 1 ^ p\are • F rw ia dlshet - Tuppeiwate r t\ • PlO iet . m t i an d ta n s • St Knlckknacks - ___ Oi^rf, Steak knives - Cr>-stal ware • Kr arl3-Fridar«Hhe------^^Starts-Frrday-aHhe— H ~ Jlensili • Cookie sheets - Lunch;i tbuckets • Small filing cabinel:l •. GuTuV . -h- fes/^wauOen-eeciMwey*) • he ra>-s • h c lu m • Thoto albums • Lu; dins and linens — — Luggage - Quilts • nilow s - Beddln Rug ends • Small quilting frame • IElectric heater • Adding machinetine • Small wall ------1 ClOCllock • Tortablc t>-pcv.-iltcr • Typepewiiler stand • Punch bowl - Cook C book! • Cl«Cleaning Item s • Atlinclal (loweivers • Storage shelves and otheiher household nljceuancouj, Wore Than a Test ScoreS . ______GetMc LAWN bailsm an push lawn mo^v-er • A»soN & GARDEN heel yard trailer GeGet Back Your Ufe ssoried lawn chairs - Small 2 whee John Deere pull t>pe lawn jweweeper - Rubber lltc;flheel barrlarroK • Wards rotototollllft • Preclsloti garden planterlet - FertiU«t spreader - Sunbeamim ;gas turbecue • GarbaseGar can cart • SprinUert andd IItoset • 2 wet^ sprav-ers - Tree■irimmen iri; • S P O RITING 1 ITEMS INNATIONAL• U»like leman lantern • « - Coleman cam p s to « • Colein -oldlns cam p picnic table • Assort,rt. 1 flailing tackle • Coleman IcrT boxb • 2 chaise lEPRESSIOI ounce coti - XCIOOO exetclscbtke ------DE SHOI3P-TOOI.S :ta(tMnan tO In. table saw with1 aattachments - Guardian benchch t>i>e t /2 In. trill p r « i - Craftwnan space heater niter and lable • W l let • Wood lalhe • Craftsman routt llradunan 10 In. band mw • Workr - \Vln soldering SCR m B tkmate bench - GenI Shop Vac • ■ R M B s;un u n '- John Deere chainsaw - Black;k and Decker bell sander - Miterrr l»xb • I'topane ■ lorclorch • Black and Decker tlat sandi 4 in. Skill saw . . , uder • Craftsnun router • 7 1/4 ii 3W Showing at Twin Cinen ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ Scanieat» [Igsaw • Small w t wheel Rriniindef • Wards tawsall • Wen |lR«wsaw - Ciaftvman NOW nencinch grinder • D unlop 1/2 in.. elelectric d rill. BackBk By PopularDemand!^^^ WooiVooden roll around tool box - Cr^ ______fSffF r,frh n r^______Cralnman portable air compre^so --_T h e ------■ - Hand - Pliets * SciLWdilvcM■■Tl ••‘Wiinchts • — ------• WriuenWn Stlf-TeUfor D ^ u iolion r Lext-ex-eh - ^uarrs . Organlier boicilet • Dtop conh • ropular Slechachanlcs books • ..TT . o r s e ■ • SerScreening Inlenieui with Menlenlal dement ifoweU WVHISPER.ER l ■ RONIN R o b eu t REnroRD . ■ Bobert DeNlroI HeaUhHe, Professional MISCE . Rt lELLANEOUS M.-o^tv Sc o t t Thomas ■ . • EdEducational Presentation Smalimall wooden box cam p'utility ir. good recapjwd KrI-'^ P I B ‘Asur trailer with wooden ram p - 4 go "One of ihc •now tires • Rakes • Shovels • For■orks - I each 4 f t a n d 6 Jt. alualuminum step adden • 2 bucket seats • Cas cans I new paint and firKM ^llm^ ^ M i u s r a P K ' DcprnMmBMillJ) iUncM aad cfrecti>c IreatmcDUiU a m avaU kbte. Uddi us • Post hole digger - 2 gallon nt I ha»e cNcr ^ othe:>lher mUcellaneous Hems to numeinerous to mention ■mm m ^ ; 1 . ,s. S ■ NOT•JOTt Dorothy ts selling her hotlome and moving to Woodstoneone Retlremenl S taftJarts Friday a t th e B Starts Friday at th e ^ Cent> n te r. Nice clean sale. lot» o( good i od sliop tools. ^JeromeCinema4^ , ; ■ , ~OWNER; 0 P m O)THYOHLEWSEi ' A T tnn: Ciik *r I flnktU«-S3S0 43I-340S i:43t-7355 rida^nwit^inem a12 RingsKM PhOfW 206431-7355 •■ F>FAX 20M3&-73U • Nww.tnaxtsruuraucDon.com r ^ Q d ■ The. Timca-Ncws P a g e C - 6 Thursday, OiOctobcr S. 199S Doesi popul:larity = perforimalice^ ' m bB sfliiitnesri^aitCD e f t a r a l n s li'.*.!!?*., SRiiuiMiiii B -pt»ia a« i « ______w iB n iii «mhrwridf«d^HsriomiBuiihfc dflllar fcH- trouble \vithh investment retunjms le 10 best and 10 w « ftnto as; CTmsBSUfBS l>y 9w r ta le Ot m m■n^saat^ H n. i. ip .uji'iiTif (\merican goods cheaper, thetht»throe months stading Jin e 30 anana srataa SatJW iter 3C tirffT latTT'tl f a a a a - jnrrpw r caU j’ oc the.le. O n o g o Board of Ihide BjQufCrailer tically from onone month to the jQsx adminisDaiiai is con^ IP Fundi ? auB«i.Tu«M Hgin - TWAwodat»df>m» next, except: wwhen mergers of ' T&p Fi to.ecanoinically troubled . . ------large financiacial firms realign Pruderudorn Boor Fim CA 21.93 ljB ang0nTniai% aB 3»'-< • mffiyiny‘Tnm p o o r gtDWrwing Vfesther and a near - NEW YORK - Sinccnee every existing familiesies into new groups. Prehno lim c UBratMT toy S t 7 A V8W4tLMWIIitim',IMI 323^ , other publicacion covennjjingmutu- No-l.MthSKSS89.19biUioninits cwwxnuadcCwVBlu«:A CA 17«8 inz2ic"nc3= .3 i H = B n e r d e i i r ^ ra se I I 3/4-cems3f to SZ35 1/2 per , al funds seems lo be doinloing it, wc coffers is Fidcbiclit>- Investments of Loi»vDdngtonSlnlbMnam AU 1EIC7 £xaManr.xsenAnwn rr - ■r»»nr»^ ■ rrrn m o 7'3/-^CentS CIto S2.I8 per bushel; and thought we'd take a1 mmoment Boston, the long-establishedIo 0>iqsHqgnFurv] CA 1159 rNVESCDte ia ;A ?ra= ~ - i K m t s r sxt7teHim™B:lC3i-T.« fn /-nrwiliHntn its newsletter’s list, but wc,vc can - tell back stories, PtMCCM C Q P recU ntcC AU lOSO RdaKySrt&wiry^ ff-*ra -»OTaiasnasit'Tunasira: Wasb-andseQla a n e of die sites. n that our “Did one yeai'^ear really make all itt4t r*.inip tMaMa7Ti>Wolttfiap«nrtfk^ d e . The company has .fam ily is better at mamanaging formance of somesor of thcir funds >BlDt)estBndtOw orgtur^a»TiTnaniirm'ltiy'lln.* r M ctfT B C rrT i r a'i^a —»a ., « •rr'T'gnn em pl funds, providing courteFunda P ■ bnMLOl^ Itstiarim -BaoimfaN^ a * L 3 * ; .i goal. But as a raw mcaicasure of rack up winmiming scores again. Pretuntifurxfc: usraosc tnv CA 65200 LBmgsnttsAti^mi ^ -e3E s H E a ^ B t f i i r w i nl e e a t d l n n e r popularity', it’s quite clear:ear-cut. “Lcfs wait untintil we see a return nST«>«»r->=)vo:l CA 4S.7D0 CBbnat£niAn>Uki 3.' cttiikE j^^raarcntta^grad by the h i ^ prices u i How can wc do all this?tiis? Simply 'o su sta in ed market-beating i GmndrwxJ Prt* Funo G 4250 0 V«atM! nggwitgang r - S « rr»- esDTT^ by die magazine' by looking at the amcimount of returns,” he con» tid u ilc s . tsn«=OTCPks CA B Mmnpniy.AaiteT^ ~- - -c-.z: -gr-Ti^ - I—^rn f assets entrusted to eaceach fund No. 2 is thec VanguardA Group, FetesnckiBtySolCanvuttr 7K 40M< tNVHsmacmfcTiite rr gfc.iu n m i a thfi'j pKiul fn r a b o itixtie of wine is a resQunmt family, by investors whewho are in famed for itss low-cost1< manage- /ctacOTCFixd CA 37£11 EemortiiBiititee XT7 -asK- " Ui—II .iijs.-^ ts said 530 m S49. Another at S380.32 billion. ^ most cases free to redecjeem their ment style, at ■oylusTocfrolosjyOnjw TK 37399 NawapCanawnragg .Si . -S13- .3— ' « i ‘.."ji-aie*Bcioi^^pesBiSD to 52S, Ju#isr 73 pcREOt said they go IS been widely her- holdings and move thciricir money Vanguard has \ ort50owrylt:SlL-S;A GL -SiiD r ■«:%: ^ i ^ .3 a o tt i20. 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