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Totfay:M ilcl and m ostly sumsunny In Iho morning, but aftern clo ud s will bo on tho riso.3. HighsI- noar.50. T onight: M oslty cloudy skioskios and widely scQllored rain. snow show efs. Low s nearar 330. T om orrow : Not as w arm1 wilwith mostly cloudy skios and I K I scaitorod roln and snow sh(showers Highs middle 40s. Complete weatheiher report See page E TODAY'S HAPPEN!MNGS______------No reason mnot to go, Northwevestbeginsio Denemocrat captures CSI women win URTSANDIIDEHlCTTAIHWgiT even if thereire’s snow pickupp storm damage cni(rucial Senate seat opener against CasperiT “Harvey," a hilgrious. non-mn-musical comedy presented by lahos climate PACKWWOOD. Wash.- ALEXANDRIA. AL Vu. TW IN I'ALLS — B rittany^y Oahley Valley ArU Council,':il, 7:30 p.m., Howells Operai. Hnouse, Urtiieo Southern Idahi •round m otor- ' Cleanup> fromI the drench- Rcpi:^publican Sen. George M oorcscored 16 points andi d Oakley, $8 reserved seatingIting, 677-ARTS (2787). cycle riding — Ififyou yi use a lit* . ing stormm that killed at least Allenlen gracefully conceded M aria M oore added 12 Vumfna Reza^ pfay “Art,”t," presentedi by the Laughfngg StockS ,|y common sense.nse. three peojlople In the Pacific defei•foot Thursday after a points and eight assists asa s Theater Company. 7 p.m..I.. nnexStage Theater. $15 for SEE PAGE 01 NorthwesiL>si likely will con- bruisuisint; bnitle iigiiiiist Ihe College of Southern: n reserved tickets. 7264TKS,KS. , ,j, cinuc forr days.<1 If not weeks, Demijm ucral Jim VVehl), seal- Idaho w om en won theirf i r The n t h annual Cowboyf PoetryPo Gathering, free-admlsslission Nice gets threeree iite oflsciois ssa a y i ng g the t l D em ocrats' control season opener 89-51 overc r • day show. 1 to 5 p.m.; evenivening show, 7 p.m., historic W SEE PAGE C4 ofCcC ongress and die polltl- C asper C ollcge in d ie C okec e Theater on Rupert S quare,:re, $6 (available a t the door). (2 terawfortriplepie murden , , c a1 ldow d l nfall o f a m an once C lassic Thursday.-C SI hosisIS 436-2787. TWIN FALLS -— The morn- Hiiffakerer to step down c onsidered n s i a W liite I louse Sheridan Collcge (W^io.)I.) Ing after Jim luniotnior Nicc killed ae Fich J m ender. Allen said the toniglit at 8 p.m . his three children.ren. 1\vin Falls HSIII &i Game chief ^wners of governm ent B E H E F T T S A f ' SEE PAGE Bl11 ; AWD FUNDRAISERS • woke up with: a scor. Nice BOISE-: — The director of haveve spoken and I respect . College of Southem Idaho/ilo/Sheridan College women's’S bas-b would be sentenci:nced. handed the Idaho[10 Deparimeni of ihciruir decision. The Bible I ketball game benefit andI quiltqu raffle, to help defray costosts of over (o ihe Idaho10 COepartmenc Fish and1 GameC announced teachiches us there Is a tim e I _____ me(llcale«penses tor LIndsiidsav Heimkes. 7:30 p.m., C.S,LSI _____ otCorrcclonandtid forR otten. ______T h u r s d a yy that t he ^11 retire _____ a n dd |place for everything, I gymnasium. Twin Falis, $1il fifor studentsfspeclal price)I andar $6 £SEE PAGE Al at the end er ol the year. amTid today I caJied unU con- | for adults, ($1 for raffle tickitickets or six for $5), 732-6480 , Steven HuilufToker has served . gratuiitulatedlim W ebbandhis I Commissionersirs choose ns dircciolor sincc Feb. 13, teamim for their victory." hc | d has held several sold.d . I CHURCJHCHEVDITS health trust funFund board 5 since joining die vVebb, Wei a former ^ h The First Arts and Craft ^Ir^ Ir, sponsored by Wendell UnitJnited TWIN FALLS — The TWin departmcilent In 1984. His Repul Buhl seeks loud crowdd ' Methodist Church including.!ng.soups and baked goods, 11I I Falls County comiom m lssloners retirementnt becomes cffec- tary7 under President ai tonlghfsgame . a.ni. to 6 p.m., at the churclurch. 175 E. Main St., Wendell,ell, Thursday announciincedw how ill tlvc Jan. 1,2007.i, Reagiagan. claimed viciory ' 543-6890. ^ ovcraee a minimurnum $15 mil- SEE PAGECS early'rly W ednesday after d ec- BUHL. — Tlie Buhll l “Uberty" community concert,:ert, a Southern gospel quartet(Ql lion trust fundd ( created to n returns showed him Indians 1 football team needsI s from Boise, 7 p.m., the Twinwin (^ils Reformed Church, atgj t address -county heheallh prob- SimpSOnin hopes to get IHS,-.ih a narrow lead of about you ; to m ake som e noise. ' 00 votes out of 2.37 mil- O ( ne week after defeatingg corner of Pole Line Road ancand Grandview Drive, no costi t SEE 3 PAGE A l wlWenie!less bill passed Sn ballots cast. m i ultiple state cham pionn (freewill of/erlngwill be takeijken), 733-6128. BOISE-- I f Idaho w ildcr- SEE PAGE A4 Snakei Hlver behind one of> f Race for state;e tHouse ness biiiiIlls pending in b l the loudest hom e crow ds inn mEXHlBtlS - speaker heatsS UDu Washlngto;ton, D.C, don't DUSilish, Pelosi hold reccnt m em ory, the Indians.s The College of Southem IdalIdaho Art Faculty Show, an ex^ “r squeeze mdirou^i die lame- W hiti w ant som e noise again andd — As one dec- duck sesslialon staning next ••m^ite i House talks they ; w ant it even louder as , including the works of 1 1. C.S.I. C; faculty members. 9:30lO i arn TWIN FALLS-A onH ' ‘Jon ends, anotherher begins. A • week. Repiipublican sponsors VASHINGTON WA; ' - they t facc the lO-O Shelley to 9 p.m., Jean B. King Galleiallery. Herrett Center for Arts a y ® light racc for thehc next state soy they nm ay be (breed to Presidsidcnt Bush made nice Russets I tonight at Bow erss Science, C.S.I. campus, no10 cost,c 732dB665r^ speakerofthcHousouse has been m ake cht:hangcs to gaiii withh Speaker-to-be; Nancy Field [ for a shot at the C lasss "Native Perspectives on the't h e t ^ I : A Contemporary Amernerican anticipated for m
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T illm a n1 ______' CcOkmifimmtU A fghanistan. lengthy stateiatem ent proiesiing lead >vhvhal becam e the second ofof i imibiishes: the soldk-rs whotilio niiU U lw hiM ldihiT aidy ki'ik i'in th u fccenily had PRK laser««r eye sur* The m issionI ofol their “Black liis cxpulslohnh fromf d ie R angers. Investigiigatioii. K ati/Jaridi hiush- buttnirnud 'lllhnan's unlforin andiiul circuM islaiici-s of Tiilii i l n i i i n ’s gcry. A lthough h e coulduld see two Sheep” platoonn In I April 2004 The Blackack Sheep drove ly crilicLiclzcd iJaker and die m en hothody nm ior iificrward: iindI aial (luiitli from the fiiniily lor s<;is of h an d s “straight;ht up.'i his sounded ' stnstralghtfohvard: tlirougit a narrow naj canyon, its on Ills truck.tr • uveevuryonu in thu chain of coin-m l- llK uiii in()iilli. v islonw as“hazy." hesoI(sold. In the D ivide a reglorjon along the w-ails toweringring about 500 feet. Am onsng odier ihiiigs, B aker h abscncc o f “friendly Identiiyingidei Pakistan -borderIcr Into zones, and cam ei under u fire from shouldihave Ii know n liiai at leiLst H ' signals.' he assum edxl 'TU lm an theri check eacliJl grid{ for insur- enem y A f^iai^lans. Chaos broke two ofif Ills suliordinates had and an allied A fghan1 w ho also gents and weapoipons. They were out and comiim m unlcaiioiis broke never bibeen In a flrcfiglii, and ^ w as killed w ere enemly. y. to clear two zonu>ncs and tlien down. AfterT died platoon split, should 1 1:ha\^‘ closely supervised (U the Herrett Ceiitcnter for A rts and S cw naf l A nother. Spc. Sieverve Elliott, m ove deeper IntoitoA fghanlstan. tlic secondI sectionset of die con- w here tht h e y s h o t . said he w as “exclicd”rd“ by the A broken-dovlown Humvee voy roared outou of the canyon, "His fii fiiilure to d o so resulletl sight o f rifles, m uzzlezle flashes known as a Groiiround M obility into an open;n valley vi and straight • in deathiihs of CpI. nilm an iiiid -an d "shapes." A thirthird. Spc. Vehicle, or GM V.st/, stalled d ie unit at their comiradcsafew rac m lnuies the AMvll- I soldier, and the seri- j Z Stephen A shpole, saidLid Ihe saw on an isolated roaroad. A m edian- ahead. A H[umvee um packed wiih ous woi.'ounding of two other | ' tw o figures, and justlist aim ed ' ic couldn't fix: ll. It, and a fuel pum ped'upp Rangersf opened (Rangerers)," K auzlarlch con- w here everyone else wasw as shoot- pum p flovm in oron a helicopter fire, killing diedie friendly Afglian chided,'1, "W liile a grcai dual of ^ ; : i n g . didn't help. o n d llllm aii.11. tl]diougli h e desper- discretiolion should hu gianiuti to ^ S quad leader Sgt. Crc{Srcg Baker Im patiencc wasVOS tising at the ately souglitII 10to be rccognized. a leader'L*r w ho Is m aking diflicillt ' ^ ' I;h ad 20-20 eyesight, butut claimc ed tactical operatloilions centcr at • • • • judgmenents in the heal of com- ^ F o r a ll iiilcrcstcd(1 I3rd - otli grade girl on." Amid Forward Open II I'h e had “tunnel vision." lerating Base ' The Invesivcstlgailons Uitp ' bat, die le coiiiniand also hiis a 0 (nicci.sscla-ik;(l(ilrlSi.-1 S c o u t I h u I ^ i- rci|iiirciiiciits). ' the chaos and pum pinging adren- Salerno, near?ar Khowsi, Tillman's deathL'ath havu cascaded, responsilislbllityiolioldltsleadcni i ' allnc. E ^ cr sold he han'lam m ered A fghanistan,. wwh here oHlcers one after anotinodier. for the past accounuiiiablu when .that judg- ^ S t a r t s C p .m11 .. Friday, \ov. 17. ■>1iat he thought w as the enem y coordinated thuu movemenisn of 30 months, m e n t Is sso w an to n o r po o r thal ^^ (hily }tj()cac-li. Yon nm:lllu^l iiri.--rcnlsti:rliy.\'(jv. 14. but was actually the allied several platoons,s. , In the daysays after the shoot- it placeses the lives of otliur men ^ .' A fghan flghter next to 1TUlman ' W hen the HuH um vee broke. ings, die ArsiSI officero appointed at risk." '"I • w ho w as trying to givegl the down, the Blackck Sheep werc to InvestlgalIgate, ihen-Capi. Tlic T Tillm an fam ily com - A m ericans co\’c r "1 zoneoned In on nearing the endI of dieir assign* R ichard Scott,oil. Interview ed all plainedd thal quusiions lU m b ecau se 1 cou ld seeicctlieAK t - m ent; all that was a left \vos to four shooters,;rs, dielr driver, and re*m ainc(led; W lio killed Tillm an? Annouruncing The 4 7.1 focused only on him."hln “turn one last stonesto and then m any oiliersrs w\ ho w erc there. W liy didlid they Hre? \Vere the ' All four failed to idcnd::ndfy their get out." then-m -M aj. D avid, -He concludedJed w ilhin a w eek purdslinii m e n t s s t i f f e i i o u ’f ^ i ? 1 targets before firing, a direct Hodne would testlestily. T he unit diat the gunmim en c dernonstrated And s< so, in N ovem ber 200-J, Asp^n Festival I violation of the Ore disciplinedis w as then to headid ifor M aiiah. a "gross' negligerigence” arid'recom * acting /Arm y Secretary Les ' techniques drilled intonio every sm all village \vh(vhcrc it would m ended furdie-dier Investigation. Brownleelee o rd ercd up yet ailodi- Steinwc/ay Piano s o j d i e r . s p e n d t i i c n i g h t "ll co u ld!d ini-olve som e crini'cstiscigatlon. by Jones. ' There's m ore: The commarlandcrs had Hangers tliatIt couldco be charged” Tlie resrcsullw ;is2.IO O piigesof ’ Saless Event • TU lm aii's p lato on hhad ai near* already given tlielie Black Sheep w idi a crime, e. ScotlSi lold a supe- transcripripis and detailed Jy run out of vital sujsupplies, on extra day to get Into Its grid rior later, d e s c r i piiion i i i so fdieind den i. bul Nov 8‘^ 9'9 t h , 1 Q th , 1 1 th according to one of theihc shoot*' zones. HIgh*ran•anking com- Then-Li. Col.Co: Jeffrey Bailey no neww charges or punish- ers. D elayed supply QlghiIghtscon-, m andcrsw ere"puslushing us prel- later assured.*d Tillm' an's fam ily m ents. TTlie report, com pleictl ' tributed to the hunger,er. Ifatigue ‘ ty hard to keep) nm oving," said thaidiosca-spc.•sponsiblew ouldbe Jati. 10.I. i 2 0 0 5 . w a s p r o v i d e d K > F o r fo u r d a y s only,r, y
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T hat m uch•was w The Iraq warar llhas turned into J I p lain ly o bviousIS forf( a w o m an w ho h ad 321323 of a sucking chesi\.•SI w o un d for o ur >■. I them inher1\vinvin Falls hom e and conimiiercial e country -infectiiicU iig its u nity ni cat resort. hom e an d its stastanding abroad. ; sen's fon dn ess for felines> wwas a No one can prediredici wiia( Iraq ’ xhlblted n o rational abilityiiylo will look like 10>fiUTifroninow.10 > i I But Rasm usscr'hen T\vin Falis C o un iy shetleriff’s I wish it well. BBul ul In d ie near m fcey reaso n she exhlI con tro l officials sei/.ed theIw ini. tenn.itisclcar.ilir. iiotliing that ;JI Icularly proud of. fl take care of iliem .Wpublic hei com plaints, they foufoul' d well fed Pi^lcul X 11 'I d eputies and dnim ai cc nothing lhat wwe'll e'l feel justifies ■ or dying, b lind , infested w ii the WLSt exp endiiditureoflUx's ii V m als Iasi A pril after p ul fecal squ alor. .. . and irciisua-. isi s g g o i n g (0 c o t n e f c cats (hat w erc d ead orce, c R asm ussen pleaded gui’utliyin outoflniq. m ites, an d living in feciof cruelty, an d 51 cou nts of neg- Ouronlytwocvo options left I Facing ihat evidence,resented a m isdem eanor withwi a today in Iniq an* "tolerable" I A ugust to 19 cou nts of(six m onth sentence and Sl.OOOSI iuid •iiwful." “GGood"o i is no I leet. E ach co u n t repres< longerpn the mmenu. e Wlieii you " polential m axim um isenwsix as.senw nced to 1800 daysc in re"^ •om Inuj saving f i n e . jbation by 5 '“ D istrict M agiacisirate ihat all needc d (0t do is get rid [______^ ^ (ifall the police:e there,tl g ei one- L ast vi/eek, R asm usseij r . jail an d six y ears’ p ro ba third o f tlic soldiiildieni in tlie Iraqi ^ I 1 n e.■goiiate g o seriously. chaos in sou th ern Iraq. panl|n iju - T to p ay restitu tio n for th e < larly d ie Sliii(e m llidas. a n dIcftis c judge H ow ard Sm yser. u I army lo actuallyJiy Ja'p o rt to duty ■Awfui” w ould lie carrying ned her from w orking w ith‘hanl- tidily, and R-preplace all Uie |' S o uit t that d d ireai to leave Iraq by w ould be a perm anen( H e also ordered h er (c though she m ay have tw o0 ministers who) arare corru pt, you THOMAS ata m igraine for Teiuan. ty clean up, and bannec know w hy "good'iod ’ Is nol on the 1; ^ 'ove loo angry and aio m lm l U.S, utjop s w ould n o longiig e r m als in th e fuiure, althc FRIEDMAN n to jail, how ever, m ay b eean a menu anynioa*.a * . 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INSIDE:; FRutgers ends LouisvllkHe'S BCS title f l M n P f j B hopes wlwith late field IIB k goal; BYI nUDAY Wyoming^g.B4 W IF" i NOVEMBER 10, 200606 TIMES-NEWSSP ••OR! SSPORTS EDITOR MIKE CHRIlIRISTENSEN:rs 73&3239 M SKScorebeboard,B3l College footbiitball&NBA,B4 I CaUe{ege basketball inviews,S . B 6 - 7 I G o K & W e a tlhef,B8 h e PREP GIRLS CSIIcnilises inoipenesr dOOPS PREVIE: W " Golden1 Eagles rollI past Casper:r despite Meoore’s strugj;gles ByEricLinea Tlo>e»-W^ writerr______ TVVIN FALLS—•T Tti h e good new s is iht: G olden Eagleagles' retuming first team all-Amcm c ric a n a rougl) game out of thei way. Oh, and Ihc Collcgce c Southern Idaho women's team:am opened the 2o0G-07 se aso n w;iUi ilh a win. T lic b a d new s is ... well, there really is no bad new;ews. The N a 19 CSI women cruise th e Casper Collcgecge (V^^o.) . T h u n d c rb ird s fi in Thursday's seaseason-opcning game during theWc 2006 Coke Classic Tournament, defeating a team .iha( lost wet Scenic West AlhlellcEtic C onfcrencc ToVoriic S alt Lake Prep F(•OOTBALL PLAAYOFFS: STA'iT E SEMIFIN/JAL Preview/VS: ‘T hisiw eek isinow ’ ■ ■ Caij^,M accl(ayme( et Buhl oneI winV “I'®’*'II the kids to . feed offcfo fit. It’s high ^ I ain in staate semiiis away fromm o A energy.'.Feed I off of it t o ______I -^ThesesenioisBiFgDJD D d ------good things r t writer______state title t friends, and that’s theth rBFTTS[happen.” TW IN FAIFALLS - - Sbc w eeks lotcr and well IntInto Ihe postseason, who reason for our succe::ess. ByBndGolro -> Buhl CMW h Sta I P Tl!BtiNwii,M iF ih ,ldMite A Fri< “I thirlink we had some dumb lurnovcvers, b u t th e y w ere w h en w e were•re trying to go too fast." iirittanny y M oore s a id ." We re all %■; rig h l wilvith those." . 1 T h e Golden C Eagles entered s'%'rivJ*- •• ' ■ . ■ . th e liiiiriilf u p 38-23, th a n k s in '" , . '..VJ p a n to1 a 2G-10 r u n In th e m id - die port!irtion of the first period. A shley/ 1rhompson showcased h e r Imp:iproved shooting range. drillingg a quartet of jumpers ' o n h er:r w ay to a te a m -h ig h eiglit poloints at the half. Maria M ooreI couldn’tc find her shot. ' c o n n e ccting t on just I-of*9 l*i ' - ■ ■ , ' a tie m ppts ii by the break, hut g ra b b e:d d six rebounds and M d ish e dlout o six assists. ^I . ' ► i I-ree throws ll kept Casper in w. th e gamTic.asiheThunderbirds i g hit a-of-1f-l J flrst-halffoulshots g .isC S lwwus i saddled with a 13-6 ^ foul disciscrepancy. Buhl Hith SciiDolhMd footlxlitlMlI eolch SUcy Wntoo, left, UIkt«It irKh hit U tn vhlle Andrtii UudeI loeblool etl Thurtdiy, I h e GiGolden liagles take on The Indians hMtShtnerFridi;ridiy In the M rtiU MBtlflnilt. S h e rid anun College tonigln at 8 p .m . afttftcr the Tiler Wildcats girls liasliiskctball team opens its se a so n a|against American Falls a t th e CSCSl gymnasium during Buhl__ ------^------CSI’s henenefii night for Lindsay CoatknedfromwBl ilcim kes. O.stcrkamp suid. "There'll"1 only Dig tnan ChiverIvers h a s re c o rd e d "ShcricIridan is a good team (not (o mL'iiiiun titc* crowd- ct hurootbaU." (iver 100 lacklccklcs this season, and we'rij're not going to blow fiivoriiv "Icc cri'am ancld cakc").ci On offense, itit should be and don't forgetrget Ryon Slrucck. . them outut tomorrow," Tills is biK-iimc higlih schoolS( another sironglg showing, 'rhe smallish1 linebackerlin stalks Dritianiny Moore said, foojbull, and Buhl nueds;;ds some Quarterback AusAustin L aing lh e sidelinesi like lik an aggravat- "They'ree going; to play with a , ' hi>» lime plays lo gel paslpa? the praised his team'sI's effort boili ed wtilverinu,e, ju ji st w ailin g to lot oi* cnemotion with Uridsay (iL'rciKliiiK sta le chla am m p lo n -in th e a ir a n d o n ththc ground. bust sutneoneme hard in the here. We’/e’re going to have to iliisscis. "Our receiversrs run good chops and hjisjis overi yo tackles play hardrd." ■'Come OUI liard. bcliev■lieve w e ro u tes, a n d m e mmaking : good lo his credit. can do il. be confidcnlI in our* throws will beiC h a rd for '•(Shelley bas)as) a go o d lin e , so CSI 89 selves." junior wide receiver rec (Shelley) lo stop,’ip." be said, they can nin thiht e hall. ” Sirucek uutMnc«»«[ Palrick Osierkamp saidid ofa the adding that the run•unning ga m e said. "We’ll fustjstdowhaiwcdo i learn menialliy, "'Iljis weweek is will bc in prime shrshiipeto help- , best — fly itrouiroutid a n d m e et {2Cl*A*yA J i VtMficU Caittm 1-: M s. IMi now," out. Uric Ilernandcid e / a n d Will o u r keys. H igli;liintensliy. i High I. K,1n RIKMWt 1-7 M i T«U# V tt ' ThrouKhoui lhe week,ek. Uuhl Chivcrs arc stronglg ;go*to guys emotions." has pul in a (>ood prn(iractice, for the tough yaiyards, while Quarterbackck 'lanner isjfSiSK av. many feel, nndavill be>e readyr Osterkamp and KaKarrick Kelly lligham. hiickck Randy: Scarle Ji S ^ bSSJ: for anoihcr round nextst wv eek, c an pl,uck th e pigskiskin from the and receiver DarrylDa Simmons M4. Itil TwnfVM 1« MlO. [X Ik'iween praciicing; kick air. a re a form idableible sc o rin g com - 04.«MUt>*acl>}4MlIeUk]Ml . returns, reading offensesses and I lernande/ has s c carried for blnailon forr the i Russels’ I RMMMk e««n ttCRMktn running a fniniic iwo-ml•minute over 700 yards andnd 10 scorcjs offense. Simmorlions is also a 6- ^ drill, lhe Indians have a rnish-n so far. Chivers has35 picked u p foot-1 th re aI t of ol a. defensive mash of emotions — excited,exc over 500 throughI tlthe air and back as he intercepted ini the ner\’ous. confidcnl. calmIm —• in another l-JO-plusus on the potential tyingng score In last Ea^Bftln t t t a h e s , lhe pit of their stomachs.Iis. g ro u n d fo re ig ln 'l'DDs. s Kelly has week’s game: .ga( a i n . . Ma,. Raft Riverjr’s Spaeth,[, Ward homlored V^e c a n hle lp y o ui! ! . •» J TInw»-Ncw>______Yo have quesisiions, We haiave answers'- 1-WIN l-ALLS - An unc m fcaicd regular season hy i ^ Southsii;ide announinces "tm Courtney BurgoyiD y n e ^ Haft Kiver 'IVojans w as reccrecog. n iz ed w h e n lh e 200G All-Ma; SiiHSff M em riu/1\. Valley Conference footh te a m w as releast'd. Hnft s Hi' all-confiference honmors S Funeral Arrangcmeitn e n ts H A coach Randy Spaeth « w as SoutMtfeAHCorICORfWMC* named coach of ihc yearar for: ’TWIN FALLS' — - After VdiwbaT^ lhe conference, while sen:senior coaching their team SiSf!"__ X running back Reagan Wo Ward. lA stote lourilurnamcnt, .....^ ihiiilhu^ i?S il Kevin Rosenau w as se lec te d a s ofi’cnslve pit ! play- Hagerman’s LuAnncn c Axclson H «»w yTSh»»y.iwi». LU Wmte Mortuary er of the year. Shoshonlonc's and Raft River’sir’s Cam ! Logan Siuit wus picked:d as Schuman shared coai;oachoftho oJfcrSSili®S5M2rt2 F uneral Arrangem ents defensive player of ibe year..‘ar. . y e ar ho n o rs for th csS Sc o u ih sld e s S (D ______Itelow are comnlete sclcc- sck Confcrencc.______-5 ------lio n s . * Below are compkiplcic con* Sjr.o5«a^H.enn«tKi fercn cc po stseaso n honors.h 2006 All Mi|fcVall«yConfefw>orwM« Trent Stimpso FbotbellToain CMdl if M Tw! RM toMMUn ni« Vj Dl IkHii iMttl OMrr, M l; Rt IKiyrwtd's F/irieml Ouij OIm M nqw « M IW; Rm^x WM. RM RM »;OLTImf(»r-C»ia«tatt, ■%/ t l RMib»li;[W:WilM For morore InFormation about onlinene advertising opportunitiess onoi magicvalley.com, coll Joson Woodside,V online Soles Leacaader for fhe Times-News, at3t 208-735-32072 or emailil j\jwoodside@mogicvolley,con-:om * FrUir,No<«fri)i««bw l0,»0$ TlwMHm.1Wfaras.MitUn) B3 SCGOREBCDARD ------1 UtmCMrMCC t- 22 t '4H.tb.CN«i im4M3>U m : H>IMHolD«rol.UOpm b a s k e t b a lLL l • stssr.'JK 'i’ir 14.bflrp«i|lln.)CC ta 21 7 taMMitfASMiWn 4t44«:44 Penn Stctate says IPaterno Wjvill not CO;)achvs.Tefemple on[ 1 Saturdayy STATE COLLEGE. Pa..' —- H eeding his do c to r's R i defeat o f rorm ur iw o-lim e w innm e r advicc. injured Rcnn SiaicBtc (c o n d l Joe P a ie m o will I T I lingis se t up a il finalI Yellow Groiij) inalch wlw ldi, n o( b e in U ic siad iu m SaiuiQiurday when the Nittany ^ H B W M ~ m O . lusiine llenin-H.-I'H.irdennc that Maurcsmo mun u st' lions play Temple — missiiissing Ills first game sincc B SpimlsShoi w in lu ad v an c:clo.dieseniinn:ils. e li ld77. .U_*pf5 Ilonin-Hardeiiileiine rcaclied the semis with a 6-i . J^icm o had surgery SSui un d ay to repair a Trac- H Natiolonal and Magic Vaiiey blU llC ia ..i.(i-,i w in overr NiNudla I’etrovii. liAtKl sh in b o n e a n d two o tomtc knee ligaments in H Henin-llardcnJcnne's group record is 2-0, 2- lii,s left leg. T he 79-year-old•old c o ac h w as se n t lu i n - ' H this on Valley su b u rb 30 m iles sojuihofSiin u r Mauresnio's 1-1,1-1, a n d I’eirovti a n d H ingis a ai rc . hling along die sidelinele lastI Saturday by two M Francisco.D. eac h 1-2. players in the sccond haifilalfof Penn State's loss to W lillein:insisting the 49ers never willII lileave ihc Maria Shanipo ft ■.Mito Fftfg,N ow bwl0,aO 6 • S ports I I LeBron, R u tg; e r s r a liU ie s p aa s t N o . 3 L o uis i v ille } 1‘ISCATAWAY, N .I.I. U (Al>) - Hutgers I ^ asslstani’sfir: first few seasons. Cavs blaast arrived — iind kJckcde) — ULeBron ni^hi hynillyiiigfrum:n aii hig deficit for a 1976, Ihe next ni step for the ScarletI James left die floor earlyyogain. i 2K-2f> viciory nvcr I hle f (OC rdinals. ■ m M Knights was/as (0 show if they couldI Hc didn'thave to explainlin him - ' On his second chnnhance. Jeremy Ilo H compc(e\vidvith (h e natio n 's bes(. self (his dme. Iciclicd il 2»-yiird tiebre;breaking field goal I h c answw ci cr: Absolutely, James, accused of qu[]uitting witli i:< seconds left nia n d ihe Louisvillele jujl m p e d o u t to ii 25-7 leadI o n th e Cavaliers by walkiik in g off c()nsecul^'e primeiin s h o w d o w n . in (he first( h;half behind Brohm ond a1 . llic court too early in his]isprevi- heiween iiiK I-asi uiihi to 100-y ard kickoff kic return by Ja)uan1 ous game; scorcd 19 p o ln is No. i5mHKers(‘M).4-01 ■ Spillmati ond an it looked as If the and had a scason-higligh 12 "This is the newkv IKuigcrs.” said Cardinals weiwere on their way (o a BCSi assists to lead Clevelandnd p ast Sciirlel Kniglits fullback fui Brian b o o stin g romomp. th e Cliicago Bulls 113-S1-94 on Leonard, llie (Ifiliryeariir sse n io r w ho w as jj^Hb >!«^ But laughi5hings(ocks no more, the T liursday night. ii re«ishir( freshniiin on a MI team, /■ Scarlet Kniglnigliis c o m c ch arg in g b a ck lo Drew Gooden addeile d 20 ■'Tliis is il dreiin i o f mline." in t y tic in he fourth quarter behind points in three quo:io rtc rs, , Jiisi il w eek it wwai as Louisville (S- m speedy lailbaIback Ricc and a relentless Anderson Varejao hah a d a I. :M) celi-hraiing thehe biggestI win in - i ' M . pass rush. career-high 15 and S asha sch o o l liiMory. a 'J4-31 t-3'i viciory over Rutgers gavgave the 2.000 fans packed Pavlovic 16 p o in ts in a scijcason- West Virginia lliat vaulted the . into Ihc lempmporory stands behind the high 25 ' minutes for3r th e ('.iirdinals in to th e th ick i Ick o f th e nalional I ' J a ,v so u lh e n d zorzo n e so m e th in g 10 go crazy Cavaliers, whose benchh w ent championship race. * ' S V ' ab o u l w h enn KKenny Drill reached high 21-of-30 from the fieldId a n d This linie. il w as Ituigers’ [tu turn to > over th e m id d le a n d broke helped Cleveland bolo u n c e piiriy. I i \ frce for a 67-yard67- reception right in back from a n o v c n im c losslo; on The Scarlet KniglitsIts out the >hclr directio:tion. Louisville’s William T uesday to th e A donto Hiif-iawks. high-scoring Ciirdinalsils Ini ihe second I Gay caughtIt 1 Brlii from behind and Following that gome., JiJam es half. eriLsed iin 18*pointin t deficiti iind got stripped thee bbail, but ji bounced right took sowc hcnt for stre[ro llin g ' (he hall with 5:28 lefteft in (he fourih back to th e RRu uigers’ receiver, w h o cov- toward the Cavs' lockerr rroom (jUiirier at tlie ir ow n 9.). cred it a t thic4, e 4 while there was still aboio u t 10 "You d o n ’t c o m e biicljiick the wiiy we ~~ ' ‘*1 And if that'at wasn't enou^ to swing seconds left. The Cavav aliers did toniglii unic>ss y o u hi u have believers," momentumn Rutgers'I way. Rice's 4- werc down by nine poliiifits at laid. Rulxen' [inttIntbicker Demun TlMapton ISS) Intert c oach Circg S c h la n o said itercepts a p a u to louisville'* vide1 nredw er Hairy yard TD sweep eef on the next ploy surely that point, but that d id n ’t Ix'onard w en t 26 yardsirds w ilh ii pass in Ooustii |85|iS\ In first quirtsr NCM foottlMlI actionctlon Thursdiy in Pitcatainy, N J.. was. Tlie 2-po■point conversion cut It 10 seem 10 matter to criticsX w ho tlie Huts to gel Huigersrs intoi Louisville 25-22 w ith 4:44:42 left in the third quor- fch James should have playedpli territory and Kay lUccL* brokebr a 20-yard thal \ve ccar an rciich, W e'rc going to needi diite, yes d ie Scarlct {Oiiglitstits ev en hav e ler. hard until the final hom.1. nin to gel into ficld-gc1-goal range. Ito some help.'!lp." one of liiose. ran for 22 lintimes for 131 After struggiiggling early to slow down , Against the Bulls. Jam ]a es . missed a 33-yarder witiw ith . IR se co n d s - A fter dieh e gam e. H ulgers fans flooded1 yiirds and iwo touchdowns.IS. Brohm a n d1 ihthe No. 2 offense in the took 0 leisurely walkilk lo left, bul Louisville wasIS ooffside and Ito (he field iindan sw iirm cd th e players. Brohm, who lookedd like Ihc country. Meeklekins ojid the liard-rush- Cleveland’s bench withtl 5:12 ' got tmodier shot — imdnd iil w as perfect. “Il's soI avaw e so m e vviili ‘M.OOO fan s onI Ileisman contender last vw eek, w en t ing Scarlei KniKnights held the Cardinals left. By then, the Cavss h ad Tlie final pliiy, approproprialely. was a this field1 riglilri now, all 'lUitgers fans."• l3-for-27 for 1()3 yards willith a I’D a n d w ith o u t a firsiIrst down for (he first 26 _ built a 24-nolni lead1 iind lack of Diitiii [liulini11 bI y a Iluigtin' I^'uiitiiil .lell i was siicked minutes ol ilicIhc se c o n d halt, coach Mike Brown decidcd cd to defense ihat proved ^vor1 vorthy o f th e No, T h e re aiare now four undefeatedI five times, twice each1 by Janiel Wlien Ilonanailed a 46-yard field goal give rookie Shannon BnBrown 2 ran k in g in th e counlry.try. te a m s in1 dthe country — No, 1 Ohio>, Meekinsond Devraun’Hionompson. . wjth 10:17 left in the fourth quarter, so m e playing tim e. "We were totiilly ouiUI ofc sync in the Slate. No.0. 2: M ichigan. No. 14 Boise: ' Wlien'Schiiino look overer at Rutgers the game wasras lied at 25, die cannon “Wc played well as a tes:eam," second half, iind thal ci ll can't happen." Siaic andid — it’s probably hard forr in 200], (he program was: aas bad as It behind the sosouth end zone boomed James said. "Wc didn'i just1st get > Louisville coach Bobbyiby P e irin o said, m iiny (o believehe! -• lUiigers. ;got in college football, andd ili didn't get iind the rccordird crow d o f 4<), 111 w as in stagnant on offense likeke wc "Sonic of our goals arcrc stills out therc. lUce. the Ileisman Trophy candi-• much betier in (he formrmer Miami a white-iowelel \waving frenzy. did In the past. It was flovow ing like water." Cleveland recordedi 38 assists — 23 after halflimime — BYU eaririis MounitainWestl: title with rout of Wi^oming a n d th e NBA's b e st reb oo u und- ing leam ouib'oarded Chiclicago 47-30. Oh, and, the leagague's PROVO,PRI Uiah (AI>) - After.goiii];oing 2001 season, a n d Coug.jgar fiins werc De(mer’s lotaotol o f 15,031. worst free ihfow-shoolloting nearllariy five years as an unmnkeiiked savoring every momeni;nt o n 'a chilly W ith th reec e gam 1 es to g o . Beck won't squad went I5-of-18 fromm the leamam, Brigham Young made iin ai niglii in Provo. About the tl only lime catch Deimeiner. But if Beck h a s a con- line. -emip p lh a tic rcturn to tlie Top 25. they Slopped chi-cringlg Wiis to 1)00 fercncc tide,e, h 1 c w o n ’i carc a bit. "Thanks for notlcircing." T he C ougars g a in e d 454 yiird:iirds briefly when coacach Bronco “Wlien II cc am e 10 BYU. m y sites Jam es said. “It's oil o b o u t1 ccon- againainst the loprrated defense in1 tlictlit Mendenhiill had larcdd McUiuglilin Weren’t seton on beating these guys that centrotion, go in g u p th e rctia 1 n d M ourauniain West Conference iind ant kick an lii-yiird field joalgoi insteiid o f w erc Ic^gcndsids. M y sites werc* sel on sh o o tin g th e ball." clinchnched a sh a re o f ih e league titlele trl>y going for il on fourth-ajiand-goal from |ust winning,"lg," Beck said. “Riglit now I Kirk Hinrich hod 20 poljoints rouiitming Wyoming 55-7 Thursdaj•day the t laie in the diird1 quarter( widi feel like.I’mm playing for d ie BYU I and 11 assists ond AnUidre nlghl^ l . DYU c an w in th e chiimn ppl i- BYU iilrcady u p 3U-0. chosc to playay for." N ocioni 15 fo r Chicago, whvh ich , 1/ onsiiijsiiip outriglii wiili o n e m o rc win.in. No lend was going tobe bl big enough Curtis 3rown Bro also ran for two trailed by only 12 emqringlg th e I INvcl\vo morc victories and ihiih e for BYU fans, w h o havenL-n’i hiid a win- louchdoivnsns and McKoy Jacobson fourth. n p m . • 1 Coug;ugiirs {0-2 , 6-0) will sw eep througliugli "in g sciLson to celebniiriiie sin ce th e relu m ed ap p u u n t 77 yards for 0 sc o rc .. But Cleveland openedJ d ie I 1 ! league. Cougarswem 12*2 in 20€001. WVomlngolg ollow ed 50 po in ts for Uic final period \vlth an 11-22 1 ru n "NoN one o f us w ant lo sh a re this titletille Tlie'only disappointn^tmeni for die first lime sincesini a 51-34 loss to Air ■ ond pushed its lead 100 20 ^vithh anybody,"a said John Beck, who,vho C ougars w as n o t gettingg a i shutout. Force in Octcctober 2000 and finished when Pavlovic droined a 3 . becanrom e th e se cond-leading passerT in "I don'l iliiiik tliey ine te n r d 10 let any- w idi ju st 46246 yards of offense. 71 of p o in ie r\v id i 7:17 left. Pavlo\lovic, ■ BYU h J history. "We've worked loo hartiliird (liing ge( in (heir way," Mendenh^: wliich camele on< Devin Moore's run who hod ployed just eight eij to leet ts somebody else get a piece ofit.”fl(.” said. "In all j)hases in in (he g a m e dia( broked die ie sh u to u t widi 6:25 left, minutes all season, laterr Ifed Bedleek passed for 313 yards and two toiiiglii, (I1C7 pcrfonnedd almost i flaw- "There raswas a lot of talk about thclr Varejao u n d e rn e ath for a dudun k touciitchdow ns a n d ran for tw o m orc,“on on tessly with passion rightll to t th e end." ranked defensinsc. Wc believe that wc’rc and the fonvard's frce thrihrow goal-liil-line div^>s to lead d ie C ougarsTi to(o . Beck Wiis 20-for-2G and ar overtook die best defciefcnsc in die confercnce p u t (he Cavs alica d 103*79.9. Brichin Ymw i rwnlflc b«ckkFuiVakipunadlbrtaki Fui dicirir sisewnth siraiglii win. Jim McMahon for No.». :2 o n DYU's iind w e winted- anti to make that sioie- "Tliey pretty m uch had Iheirih aUcUefroaWyoalnstferetuinhtiinendR»iiHo(hiiy BYUlYU was playing as a ranked leam■am c aree r p a ssin g list. Beeeck n o w h a s m cni," said: BYU B\ linebacker Cam eron w ay w ith us," Bulls co ach SciScotl m i TIiur»dirinPmo.Utjh.Ih. foi'll'c(he firs( d m e sin c c die e n d o f die 9,806 yards passing, secorondonlyio'iy Jensen.whoh:0 had n in e tackles. Skilessaid. Vandalis searchlife r ansiswers TllickyweeiekforSEi^Cleaderj* 8 ByGnnUoU WichmanWi facing too much heaheal iind too mony Nl:JFW YORK {AP) - T h e SoiSoutheastern (Cincinnati (plus 19) Tlme»Wews corfwpontlctrt nt —.______saisacks. ^ Conflnference’s (op teams facee poicntiolly | at No. low est Virginia "Tlial was probably, proteciioi:iion wise, as had as trickyky leag u e rivals Saturday, D eareats’' nilru n defen se ranks first In Big EastEt MOSCOW — Is tlic glas ^ass hiilf full or Ls it half wcwe’ve played," said I-ricksoii. "At"And we go( hit on Flolo rid a alrc’ad y h a s Iockcd u p• th e SEC East. ...WESTVIRGIRGINIA 39-14. cnipiyT’nia i's th e a m g ofw□f war between Uniwrsity soisome stunts and some thingsvs iiinside. Tiiat's die but: former i Gators coach Stcviicve Spurrier No.Io. 1ISTfcnncssee (p lu s 5Mi) of Idaho fooibiill optimisisilsis a n d tlieir fair-w eath- ttict'nosi prl'-ssurc th a t o u r p a sserr hii.shti h a d - >n h im alt b rinIg g s Ills S o u th Carolina te am to10' G ainesville 1a t No. 11 A rkansas ercd associates iis tlieVimd:indals go dirougli on iheir yei year." for thtil e first tim e w idi a Chancc to derail U F’s Vols a re 12-12-2 agolnsi R azorbucks ... TEIT-N- bye week. Tlie Viindal staff secs (he bye WL^ek iis a .wei- naiioilonal tid e hopes, NESSEE 27-21■21. O n llie positive side, ih e ( h e cu rren t four w ins d o u - comed coi ln(ermptlon. Coaches will u se (he brea k to Getleorgia limps imo Auburn in1 thetl midst of Alaban-la m a (p lu s 17) a t No. 12 LSU bles thaiof liLst season fortli rtlieVandals.Andtlietwo ewevaluate the recent poor perfornormiuices. do some a disiisappolniing season, trying{ toic keep die Tigers haveivc won thrc-e straiglit and fivele o f remaining games arc winnainablc OS Idaho (*1-6 over- recrecruidng and allow the iciim 10to ffind itself again. 'liger:urs from winning the West. CCo o m in g off a sbc in s e rie si...... ILSU 30-14. illi, 3-3 W estern A diletic CConference) or resumes play Junior linebacker David VohonIxira. w ho is No. 3 in surpriprising home loss to Mississlissippi State, No.1. 14 B oise S tate (m in u s 13) Nov. lO iiirr c s n o S ta tc (l- 7 . 1-7.1-3) and finishes ^ the nation in solo tackles,i, ecechoed Orickson's Alabatjama travels to LSU. And thee biggesib SEC a t S a n lo se S late Ihe seiison in the Kibbielie D om e Nov. 25 words in his posigameime thoughts last gomeie is in Arkansas, wherc diehe SEC West Top two rusrushing offenses in WAC ... SASAN againsi S an lose Stale (6-2.3•2 ,3 -ij. ja S M B im Saturday. "Wc iirc* goingling to use this bye leadeilers focc Tennessee. JOSE STATE•33-31. 33 111 Saiurdiiys WAC play,ly, i-rcsnoI hosts an a n d find a n d fix die problem.s.Wenecdpre Just1st another week in ihc noillotion's most No.. 1616 Wisconsin (ofD at Iowa equally struggling iciunn inii New Mexico ffw-Tm 10 find the answers.ers." Vobora said. intrigiig u in g conference, Badgers QB5B John Stocco (shoulder) mlglight S tate (2-7.0 -5 ).w h iicS anI JoseJos entertains No. “We've go t F rcsnodowow t n ih tr c a n d th e n 'Tlieh e picks; n o t play ...WA^SCONSIN IS 17-7 N Boise State (<)-0,5-0). finish up at home. We ciin end strong, Texas Techx h (plus 9) at No. 17 Oklahomon a As for th e negative foir r thit e V andals tliLs w eek, llo] Hopefully, we can gel a couplee guysgi back a n d do No. 1 O hio S tate (m in us Z23) a t Sooners leaclead series 10-3 ... OKLAHOMIMA there’s ihe obvious ineltdowiown of both offense and som son e self-scouiing." Northwestern 2 9 -1 7 defense since the Oct. 21 lo: 1 loss to Boise Stale, "niat O C n e key player w ho co u ld bee ba ck is linebackcr IWo,vo se aso n s ago In E vanstonon, Wildcats No.0.18 1 Wake Forest (plus 7) game was 2Q-26 as ilie Vai Vandals attempted a 2- lo jo AnisJ Katti. 0 vocal and animalmated teimi leader snapp[iped 24-game ^kld (o Buckeyceyes... OHIO a t Florida State point c o n v e n io n w idi 7:0SOS leftI in th e gam e. Idalio whi ATho has been absent since ihe Louisiana 'I't'ch STATErE 4 0 -1 0 . ^ Dcacs havevc Ilost 14 straiglit to 'Nolcs aan n d ■ fnilctl.on.diatattcmptrfflve- »vwjp-»4)lfrr«unHMHl»€— gan^am e w ilh-B 'shouklerinju ry Th h e'e ju n io r from Loa------N•Ntt*MIcWgMHmhiu94SHrt'atlndiahs' haven't worri111 ill 'I'ailcilia^&ci; b ln c c 'Sy . < ensuing kickoff and has siruj r ~ z------iruggled ever since, being \ngeles Anj \vns.inslrumenial in wh:w h al w as a stingy Wol’olverines havo w on 14 straiga l ^ l ag ain st FLORIDA STATPATE 26-21. outscorcd 127-17. defiJefense d u rin g th e th ree -g am e1 wiw in streak to start I loosiiisiers... MICHIGAN 30-14. , N 0 .I99 GGeorgia Tcch (m inus 13V^) Idiiho is in th e m e a t o f ils fils'sclicdulc. playing llie leaie aguc play. No,Jo. 4 Texas (m inus 17V^i) at KarCansas S tate ta t N o rth C arolina touglicr teams in the WAiWAC, in c lu d in g red -h o t P P erhaps ilic te a m c an rally iiroui ro u n d th e efforts of Loniin g lio rn s con clin ch ,B ig 12I SSoudi widi Yellow Jacket:keis can clinch Coastal Divisiolion Mawali a n d N evada. Idaho'slo's thi re e cariy confcrencc c o r :omerback Stanley I'nmks, who,0 w as ab le to co m e victoryjry...'I’EXAS42.14. w idi vic to ry ...... GEORGIA < TECH 36-13. wins against llie lower tier tier WAC squitds a rc like jp 2 0 0 6 - 0 7 Mnagic i Valley GirisI Baskelstball ChssSASA Cbn3A c isssa Jr.. S6,G /> :B lzaillzabettiBeosley.so..58, New(ewcoman: ChrlsUne Regnler,jr.. &:S I O . :: R ^ o n FoufFhi^Flv»Slx Sawtoothoth CantrsI Idaho Confetenco Canyon Confarenca„ P; Madn Shepard.ardson,8o.,54.G. C;SC; Shambrsy Pendley, Jr., 5 6 , G: Hallaley -r; IW InF tfaBBniina n Buhltndtena OJema PDots^ Nawcoman: Edca■ka Eshman, fc. 5 5 . Q /ft AmiAmaga, so., 5 6 , W/G. ' L n t y*ar% rseonl: 11-1212 Lastyear^ir% racbrrt: 0-22 1Last yaar^ raeoid: 7-13 Keny Lee Nelson,ion, fr.. 5 2 , G; Austin ;.HMd coach: Joe D. Shepalepard, fifUi year Head coach•ch: Milch Opamlco,'thlrd yoar Hoad I coach: K e illt^ o n e , sevejwenfh v6or Nalen, ft. 5 9 , P; IKayla Cloud.fr.. 5 9 , P; HanaanHualdaa : :l')ayar»: Dusty Easter, sr.,sr.,! 5 8 : Amber Retum lnfplt piayert’: JamIe Van Patten, sr., Ratumfcu F playarac Alisha Crane,n e , s r . , ^ ; ' Jessie Bradley,,ft,54,G/F:UlyPidgeon, fr., Latta tt yaarlt raco(± n/a "•■Petersen, jr.. &8; Ashleyey liIrons, sr., 5 7 : 5 1 0 , P; TraluTra Wuensch, sr., 5 5 , G: Carll Noble, sr.. P/F; Rachel Anc^nchustegui, ^ ' Haadlaad eokh: Jim Lasso, third year Jessica Bond, sr., &€; Ke!Kelsey Jartine, sr.. Amanda Combe,Co sr.. 5 9 , G/P: Janna sr., F/G; Leticia Meslllas sr., G :. latamirig playars: Amanda Dobe, ar.w . i ': " 5 8 : Kelly Viiesman, Jr.. 5W 9 : Brooke Uvely. sr., 5 6 : G. Gramkow.Jr.. G. rtch O u a O a v b Ama^ n d a Urie, sr., F/W: Jessica Beavm w r ," Roblnetto,Jf.,&8: Devan f >rd:17-6 sr,.(sr„ G: Chartotta Freestone, sr., F/Q; an Matkin, jr., 5 8 : Newcomert:WK Eille Spencer, so.. 6 0 , P: . Nawcoman: ^ Crystal Laib,Jr.,G:i 3.; tj:. »y Shaw, second year Shyli - Katio Kfumm.jr.,56: MegMegan Crist, so., 5 Autumn YtuYturtw. so., 5 7 . G: Amber Alves, Furoca,Jr.,G: Kallie Hurst. Jr., G;JsdynnG; Shylane Higgins, sr., R a rt; None. Nawe . 10: Kami Barter, sr.. 5-11;i-11: Kanysha sr. 5 2 . G:3:CourtneyAzeyec(o,fr..'56,G: C ftrry,Jr„F/P; ' Sarah Huff,Jr..F/CVa U n d ie , awooman: Jessica Day. sr.. F/C; AtAbbey-' iastaTowne.Jr.,56:Undy Curr]^irry.Jr., F; Shelby Sctioessler.jr., F/ Mace, jr., 5 6 . Molllo Bounoumer. fr.', 5 5 . G: Mercedes Gulch, ' sr., G: Jessie Thompson.,n.6r:F/P' Nawcoman; Shast F/C. ■; • Bingham, sr.,5 6 :J: Je sse Dill, soph., 51 1 : ^ . Pearson,,ft,.55,G. ft. IMaria Ortiz, sr., G. CtBss4A Angelina Sorensensen, sr.. 5 6 : TsUana UghthouaaCMatlMUona Weber, sr., 56;1br1bmmy Anderson, Jr., 5- LItt att] yaarHracont: 4-13 Great Basin ConlentorancaWert DocloHomets Vallay VIkbva 10. Haad Jake Tolman, fourth yaaiBar r BurteyBobc*Dcats Laatyaar^rrocofri: 10-12 J;Laat yaar% rwnrd: 1 5 9 aad coach: ttuminc playara: Ambur Ulrich, srl,!58..-. 'lMtyeat^rwor±21-4(si4 (state third H«ad coach:tch: Vai Christensen, third year Haad ^ coach: Brian Hardy, I lth yi DCMM a ld T le a n G;Ve5: Vanessa Wendland, sr.. 5 8 . F; Ma place) Retum incpl{players: Kendra Koyle. sr.. 5 3 , Returning ata rta n : Natalie Hansinseon, sr., . . ^ « ± 1 » 9 (state firth place) Kolo 0Ghee, sr.,.54, PG; Kate Sctiell. srs r . , 5 - HeKlcoKic Gordon Kerbsjrbs, 14th year G: Emily Ramsey,Rai sr., 5 6 .6 : Lacey :5 7 , F; Sarah Callen, sr., 5 6 , G;.3: Jamie Cauhom .Jr..55, G; KaUeHall.s■ so., 5.10, B«deo«*:Stew9ve Kent sixth year 9;PI; P; ; S tad Beakers, Jc, 5 7 , G; Kalley . Ratufflint etartm : JessicaSica Brice, sr.. 5 Mangom,, sr.,sr, 5 4 , G; Kelsfc Peterson, sr.. l e y ' ;. • C. m t inlliig i H rtOT;m : Cassie Wbod, sr.. 5 8 . Borclk>rchardt.Jr., 5 6 ; F, BrtttanI Jones,1, tso., .> . 10,G;McKelBaker.sr.,5:„ 5 7 . W: Nicole 5 9 :C:M1cKelWebb,Jr.,58,F.cK ’ * Returning ptoyars: Pamela GutieiUerrez. sr.. F: Angela Kent sr.. 5 7 . F: Moe Hubsmlth, 5 6 . 1 -Tolman.ir..5lO:.P,______K»: Sydney Chrl8ten$onrSO.r5------— 510rc.T ( B6 ,W k» S p o r t s EverytlthingnevwforlSUfm en L[ightfootlleads loaddedBengaal^ 17.9 points. 8.7 rebounds ammd I . r some wins against yyVith veteran roster,n b i o c k ^ ssh h o o ts p e r gam e, Bengals facice brutal presiiseason ready or able to han- ' S h e a cconsidered o n the best Inside-ouo u tsid e . die it. Thatliat could pul the Tn Ition in th e league. lilPn Bcngalsinthethe mix with tho sec- SU women ailim for 0 that the terrific supportt fro m schedule uunder new coc;a U l ond level ofofn teams in the con- returningB plplayers like Jenl Bocscl a n d JoIo an n a fercncc andd pperhaps allow ISU Tk T, Hbion, botho th o f wh o m averogcd over 10I ppo in ts ' ByMariiUptik tutor ISU’s postIt playersp and to to lock upa a sp sp o t in d ie p o su e a - J \ | o n . a n d it’s c lea r w hy th e Beijc n g als T ln » » N w i cofnwpofMtofxtent try to develop aran inside pres- son toumameiment — someihing ICM tourneylytnp ic coaches' cholcc (along-}• w ith cnce — somcthiithing that is of Idaho Statee hasn'ih done since Montana)i) forfi top honors in the preseiseason- - I’OCATEao — Pra-Practically grcat concern fo foi r tlte Bengals tiic 2003-0-1■Iseason. sc By MarfiUptakMi poll. In thehe 1media poll, ISU's ladies wenere th e evxTytliing is n e w In 2(KM>006*07 fo r Ihis season, H ea d in g! IInto the year Tlm*iw»Newt cotmpondwrt ’ ______third choicoice behind Dig Sky Confere rc n c c Ihc Idalio SiQic mcn^nis O ulsidside of Texas Montana. MontanaMo State and Tournament wlw in n e r baskclbull Icam. Fromm BENOALS lech transfer ir John Eastern Wash/ashington arc the POCATELLO PC - W h en th e ISUSU w o m e n ta k e B I W Bj*I»S J H Northern ArizonaI a n d a neiv coaching sioff lo ,bu. who could clubs considerIdercd by most to be thcf]2 flo o r lo n ig h i a t BYU to o p een n up the 2006* M |S |j|[■Ml Montana. new tmiromis lo eightht be a tnitru e sta r in th e at th e to p )fof d th ie Big Sky heap. 200707 season in the PreseasonI NNIT, they'll be JM K Q The Bengals’ noncoi:o n fc r“ new players, a new erara k j | h K con fc rerence, n the Ihe nonconconference schedule hittirling the hardwood with anin 1air of confl- f t ■MU il P ' e n c e sc h ed u le is good)d w ith • oIB vngols baskclball is M ^SIS Bengalsils simply don't certainly willrill get( .ISU ready for d encc. n e Confidence born of’ ttthe fact that M ^SIIi l^ road games againstst t h e beginning. ISU has ihc sia* needed Big Sky play,lay. S tarting \vith a under d e head coach Ion Newlee,ic, the Bengals M y . Cougars, Utah Statete a n d even moved homele to banglg will)’ some of gome at Marqia rq u c tte o n Nov. 13, a rei the ll defending Big Sky Confiinference regu- Nevada heading ihc1C l i s t . . games back to Holt)lt the leamslea in the the Bengalss playpl their flrst five lar*s<•season c h o m p s a n d a te a mI tht^ a t p la y e d in • Also Wyoming comen e s to .. Arena. Unfontinalcly.ly. league.!. . , c o n te sts)n on the road. That thep} postseason NIT Toumamenient last year at Reed Gym on Nov. 28.8. It's a the one thing that prprobably To counter that tl O'Brien stretch includiludcs stops at BYU, Kansn sa s Slate. schedule thalthe should have Idaho State: n rea d y • won't be n w this scasoiison is Ihe plans to play ihretin^c and some- Washingtonn State'£ and Texas Il'st's also confidcnce bom outlUt o f kno w in g fo r a ro u{h g h andt tumble conferencc thata t sees o u lc o m c o n th e floor.. BuBu i more time four guards.d-s. a m a n eu v e r A&M. L aterr in in November and the: twof of the top players In the conference every teamm exceptc for Sa'cramcnio Slatele h a v - ■ o n th a t in a m o m e n t. th a i h c d o e s haveive die talent on December. ISUISt is also al Utah oret backb to anchor an imposinsing and deep ing at leastst threetl starters back, Netv head coach Joe)eO'BriL^n C h a n d to p u ll off. ofl Returning State. Oregon.on. Illinois I a n d Boise lincup. cu "I h av e nne< e v er se e n th is m a n y playerss c o m - . is a veieran guy who’ss coadiL'dct players like All-Big / Sky Slate. It's a scsclu h cd u lc w o rth y o fa Wl;Mien you look at the Bengaligals, you start Ing back; to tc the some conference.’'" sa y s at pmciicaiiy every levelwei of the Conference guard gu; David Top 25 dub.lub, bul one that with:h Junior guard Andreaca Lightfoot. Montana headhci coach Robin Selvig, whotio h a s game, -lie’s won threee ninalional Sclirocder. Logaig a n K inghorn ' O 'B rien h o ppes e s will get his te a m Lighthtfoot. the transfer from NciNebraska, gar- been In Missllssoula for the past 26 seasons,IS. . junior college chompiopionships and Matt Stuckii canc: sh o o t a n d in th e m in d1 set sel ofknow ing th a t nerecxd both the player of the yearyec and new- Newlee alsoals has die motivation cardIln Ir h is while at Southeastist Iowa score with the best bt of them, after that wlycarl; slate anything comcner of the year awards last: seasonse as she deck. If thinhings start to slip, eiihcr in fofocus, Communiiy College and he’s a Among the newciwcomers who they sec in diedie Big Sky has got rippepod the nets for 18.5 poiniss pper game. In discipline!'or 01 altitude, all hc needs do d Is ' defea^ivc-mJnJfd coaci)ach who show promise is; 6-rooc-66’ tresh- (o b c c a sic r. addlt)lltlon she averaged five rcboibounds, three remind thetc teamii aboui last March 10, w h e n • doesn’t suffer mistakes■CS gladly, m a n Austin Kilpalilulrick. the son It's not a stretchstr 10 see ISU assistIsts and two steals. Herir athleticism in the semlflnlflnals of the Big Sky poslscaicason < I Ie could tu rn o u t to b)e e jusiji Uie of former New/ Orleans C Jazz bettering lastLSt season’ss mark of enablibles her lo-create shots andd slsh e ’s a n ig h t- to u rn a mni e n t hated rival Weber State cci a m e . right m a n at ilie rightt tijtime for draft choice CarlI Kilpatrick.Ki 13-M (4-10I Dig Oi( Sky). Bul how m arcrc for opposing defenses to) cocontain. She’s into Rccd GymGy and ujiset the Bengals 7171-70 . th e program . O'Brien’s comrmmitmeni to ' much better:r dependsd of how an outsideou threat, but certainlyy notr the only on a lasi-seccleco n d sh o t th a t e n d e d ISU's NCAAN( . His sialTindudes form)rm(^All- defense, somciheihing rarely die players: adaptad to O’Brien talentm t Id ah o S tate b o asts. dreams andid sent: them to the WNIT foror th e su e and Qrsi-round NB/'JBA d r a ft' played well in tieth eBig Sky, a n d a n d h is phllostJosophies and how On>n the inside there's Natalie DcD o m a . 'T he 6- se c o n d timnc. e. pick Rodrick Rliodes. ThThe for- his ability to throwow out numcr- quickly somene talented fresh- foot-3t-3 center Is a physical speclm:imen who last 'The guessiss here is that he won't haviive 10 mer Kentucky star willwilf help ous big guards Adllwill enable ISU men develop.p. seasoison m ade the all Big Sky 1)!am A c a ^s u l e J o oik l a m OM jn e a -i^b aske 1 2 OO6 -O; NBVYORK (AP)— Al( n the Wolfpacit. Lowe, a former Villanova; V West Virginia. N(T: Cin:inclnnati: Winthrop, averagedjed 11.0 points and 6.0 Thomlom as, George Mason. C. State, lost four starters from Louisvllle; Li Notre Dame; Rutgers. confcrcnccs for the 200a i - S = ■ £ • rs. rebounds for Neww 2Zealand this summer THRElIREE THINOS: George Mason will forev-for basketball season: jnandthenkeyfrfoo-lO PRESEASON Pf POLL: Pittsburgh; In the World Cham;smpionships.... err be tho poster child for midfliajorss X - rcgular-season chanhamoion; reserve Andr*idrew Brackman opted to pur- Georgetown: G Syracuse; Marquettette; BirminghanvSoutheIthem left the conference afterfter ilsi stunning mn to the Rnal FourJur. ;. Y - conference loumam ofessional baseball career.... Connecticut; c Louisville; Villanova:va: DePaul; this summer andd wwill not play basketball ThePle Patriots lost Ihree 1.000-point setscor- «king fo n ts flrst NCAA bid St. S John’s: Providence; Notre Oar)ame; this season, returniuming In 2007-08 in non- erss fromfn last season but have moresneviK."- n AMERICA EAS^ACT since 200 11. . « '* f ______ffMg.Ho>w»>w*»fl0.2006 B7 SPOt)RTS' IWenntythinjigstoknilOwabolu tth e u ]ipcominQgseaso)n NEW YORK (AP)iP) — 1\venty tilings thisolTst ITseason, wltii five scho<»ls milkingIng and became the first frcsvshman lo be freshman polllolni guard llyjin Francis, immc-diaiely in ni Iheir neiv schooooLKeviit : to know about ihe 200G-07 colicgc mmesat s and one confca'iice having morcire namc'dBigSkyconfcrcnce:e player of ihe who was shoi101 and Wiled In May while Kniger Kr iransfened from ArLuinona Slate, lhan onione (Florida Atlantic und Lnul-ul- year. Adam Morrison of Goilon/agaledihe riding In a car cr in Ilatoii liiiuge, Ui.. w wl here he w as th e S un Devils's' leadiug . L B iggam es— TTic ThercwUlbcplentyof siana-Mr•Monroe moved lo ihe Sun Belt).). liailon lasi season with aD 28.12 average, where h e ’ wwa as vlsitjng his m other, scorer, sci lo play for his father.r. Lon. af big-tlmc maichupsps ilo bold everyone 5.Coir :o m p « In g (c a m s— T here arc ,125125 b u t the junior forw ard leftft ffor the NBA. Georglo juniorlior guard Kevin Ilrophy. a UNLV lit while Icrm alne M ayhanlink irans- over unlll confcrencence play begins in Division on I members this season, dovmrvn 10. New reb o u n d Icadeiicr — Tor ihe nailve ofAustristralia, w as killed In a two- ‘ ferred fei from Si, lohii's lo Kansasis Slate.f • , (anuary. Top-nmkcdi'dnoridnmeclsNo.3 T from 200 12005-06 wilh Blrmlnglium Souih-lh- finililmc6ince the 2002-03:)3 season there car accidenit 111In July a s he was relunilng 17. Brewing rivalry— M arqutluetteand-i- ' Kansas in Las Vegasgas on Nov. 25. Tlie emleavli avlng for noaw hnlarshlp Divisionon will be a new leading rebounderre In from working:lg ai a free hiiskeiball camp Wlsconsin-Mllwuiikee. Wl wiilch are*ar abo u t Maui Inviiationol couldcou have a cham pi- 111. l\v o wo .schools — UC Davis andnd Division 1. I’aul Millsap,X a 6-8, 245- for kids, lolediledo backup center Haris 10 10 m iles apart In dow ntow n Milvilwaukotf, onship maichupafNiirNo.6UCLAaiidNp. Northern ern Colorado — will becom e otO-Tl- po u n d fonvard from Lou:3ulslana Tech, Charalanihous:)U.s. a native o f IhiKland. annouiiceil an a five-year deal lasiiiw \ e e k to 15 M em phis. TliuHie Big Ten-ACC cliOsDivl }ivlsiun I m em bers next season. h ecum c ihe Tirsl playerr in i lead the died less lhanlan a week before practice resume re> ihelr series, which hadrdn'i be en ClaJJcnBe providw« NNo. -J Ohio Siale ai 6. Coi Coaching farewells — Somenc couniry In a'bounding forr threetl straiglit began of a riipiuptiired blood vessel lo' his played plii since 19911. Murtiuetie le:leads Ihe No. 2 Nortli CirolinaIna on Nov, 2‘J. Ohio coaches I es have already made ihelr plansn s seasons, left school early aan n d was taken heart, llien ihere ilu w ere ilie live players all-lime all- series 34-0. State has unoiherr hibig noncnnfea’nce known f( 1 for after this season either by Intliesecondroundoftliclc NBA draft hy froin Diuiuesiii.•sne will) were on cam pus 1&I R eturning AU-Amcrlcas — O fth e •game on Dcc. 23,I. vvisiting defending announci incing their rciircmeni or rcslgna-a- th e U tah Jazz. Millsap avcni:nigedl2.5re- ofierattendingngaschoolfuncilon.Allare 15 15 players selecied tu lusi seasonoil's ihrwf cham pion Morida. lion: Itie;Iticardo Paiton, Colorado; lUley ey bo u n d s a s a freshm an, 12.41.4 us a sopho- expected lo recover.rec • All-America All leam s, only three aiare back i Coaching mUcstocstone— BobKnigbi \Macc, :e, Hawaii; and Byron Samuels,Is. nio ru an d 133 last season. It;Hashadlones- 14. Hall of of Fame — llie t'/ailoiial for for 21)06-07 a n d ali three were;re ihlrcl- of Jcxas Tech ncctlsJs 111 wins for (180 in Kadford.rd. . Jennings, wlio averaged 11.;1J last season Collegiate Baskaskelball Hall of l am e wlll leam lea selections. Nick J-a/el:ekas o f hiscarcer 10 pass formsrmcrNarihCarolina _ 7. Tou Tough sc h cd iilc — Vrticn Hon>n as a Junior at Arkansas-Uiilelie Rock. Ls ihe have ils inauglugural clu.ss Inducied on Nevada. Ne Glen "IHg liaby” Davisis oi f LSU coach D ean Sm iih for first place on liie Everhart«irt was the coadi ai Noriheasiem. n. leading returning rebounderier. Nov. 19 at Kan;jinsas City’s Crown Q'litcr and am lyier I lanshrough off N orth all'U m c list for Divisio/ision 1 m en. ll could h e had16-fooi-lO 6- Shawn James, w ho led ;d ll.S w e c tc h o rliy — Blaka k c A lie a m o f ■ lixlilbii Hall, ilie ill firsi‘cla.ss includes Dr. Cirolina C u are the only returnees.i. comc.in a ihrec-gahgame home stretch the nalioi lion last season wiih 6.5 blockcdid M issouri Stale shot 93,6 perccnt pi from James NalsmitInith. John Wooden. Dean 19. 1 Same name Georgegetowti-s against Uuckncll (Drc.3ec. 23). UNLV (Dec. shots pc per game. Everhart left foror the free throw line last seaeason to lead Smith. O scar' lloben.sonlln and Bill lliissell. resurgence resi sia n ed wilh u famillailar n a m e 28) o r New Mcxico:o (Jan.( 1), if not li Duquesni£nc and James taier followed as a ; a Division I in tliai categoryy ffor Ihe third 15. R cm oictc conUDl « — College has- running rur ihc prognim ass John would happen againslinst a Dig 12 oppo- transferIf — - b u t Uie Huskies' schedule Je straight season. The 6-2 Ahchcarii shoi an ketball will agaligain h e a television .siaple lliompsonHk 111 led the Hoyas baclack into nent. stayed ihi Ihe sam e. Flrst-ycar coach llitlitt NCAA-record 97.5 percentIt as a fresh- frbm Novembeib e r unlil April. CBS will die die NCAA tournam ent last seasa so n for ,3 . Coaching chatihanges — Bobby Coen will will have non-confcrcnce road id man and 94,7 as a sophonomore. In his have 53 ri'giilar-lar-.season games feaiuring the the firsl time since 2001, reachiih in g Ihc Crcmlas (College of Charleston),< Bob games against a( Syracuse. Pllisburgh, tl, three seasons he has mlsse£cdl6of340 ,tcains from ninlin e conferences, ilien will round rou of 16. If ihe success cominiinues, M uggins (Kansas SiQic) Si o n d Todd Conncctlictlcut. Louisville and Boston >n free throws. televise th e NCAA Ni to u rn am en t. T he ' an anc o ih er familiar nam e \vill be ininvolved Boam an (Moigan.SiJ1,Stale) all return lo College, 12. NIT p icking - Thirhe National ESPN family' ool f networks will televise as as 6-B( forward l’at Ewing i.s cligib?ible this the’ coaching ranksinks after various 8. Roadm d stre ak — Q cm son h as never ?r Invitation Tournamcm Jja.« be en over UOiiO gam:nmcs wifJi all .11 confer- season sco: after transferring from Infn d ia n a amounis of time awayway for various rca-' won aiNonh No Carolina, a sireak covering lg decreased from 40 team s to 32. a move ences representenied. And the weekiilglit His His failier. who went by hitrick. Iled t h e '’ sons.’nicBigl2hadsbJ sbc of Ihe S9 coach- 52 games,ies, Iled Tor an NCAA rccord. But 11 thai could hun some big-tirtim e coaclK's fare will Includhide: Dig Miiiiday, Super Hoyas Ho) to three l-'lnul l-oiirs, inclicluding < ing'.changes this oITsijITseuson wlili Grcg It won'l bi t be broken this year, when theic w lio m ay be on the h o t seacat and need IXiesday. ACC\CC Wednesday and the the 191M national championship.p. McDermou (Iowara State), Mike AtlonilcCt; Coast Conference's unbalanced d a n y postseason bid. T hc ND'JIT will guar- Tlirmvdown ’I’hiI’hursday. ' 20, 2i March Madness — Scl , ■ I B8 TlM(^lWtaFA,Ua FrU«N9t«^10,2006 Todty: Seasonal tompo*ipomluios wilh mornifig sunslimor nndnn T oday Tonight SaturJrday Sunday Monday Tbeslasday ='■* hi i.Lo Prep; j incroasing otiornoon cloudsclot Highs low 50s dy artd bioozy wnn a chanco o( wide 31 TWeei-. Tonight: Mosil/ cloudy n ’n scQitored laln and snowlow showofs Lows lowor 305 Tomorrow: Coolor andnd nmosily e'oudy with a brisk btoozo nnd scQlloroa ran andId 51snow showors Highs low 40s. : • & I ■ Iw ■ ^ ....o l Increasing UMosifydoutfy.alew Cooler witnnth miiod MosDy clOuOy. Cooler. Chilly, poi Tod«y:Miid and mosily;iy sisunny in Iho morning, bul aliotnotr>oon 'anertx»nciouiU rirsuvinow iKowor* «how«iw«r» moMy dry r*0»«lop , iw n i Pfonu & l i BEisx'-i'iS’-iH sj!KtKmmrmm-Mi M va M M M a aa Fro Y«MnlTr« StM EittwnM;r»*; UslOM>nuOwn Low ISatKWTwn^ suru«y «a 23 me 377 IBU I* 38 » TO « 4 Cold ^ swiVM^r- wMltivr ktyr U CMW3. c-««/! FormeiirAD-Staiir pitcherrDwightiGoodenI freed froomprisoni C.AINESVILLE. ria . (AI’) (AI — F o rm er a b o u t seveivcn mondis. He had been T Last April, fic stop last yearar when \ he failed a drug prok iroblem s. All-Slar p iic h cr Ovvighiht IGooden wus sentencedd tc to a year a n d a day. G o o d e n c h o se to test a n d acknowiw l'lcdgcd to a p ro b a d o n fn M cisv In 1994, while with the t reluused from prison TliursdayTli after YankeesIS ' spokesman Howard l accept priiirison lim e officer th a t h e hha a d u se d c ocainc. Go'bi iO d ay » ^o'bden was suspended for 60 Tmishing a senivncc for violating his Ilubenstein;in said owner George ■ Instead ofo f a n offer Good(!n, a four-time fou All-Star, was for t ne. K a or testing positive for cocaine p ro b atlo ii by u sin g cocaiiicaine. Stelnbrenncmcr was willing to talk \vith I ofprobatiiition. If he thc 1984 NL RookieRot of the Yoar and tcsti a g airf csted positive for cocaine o The 41-year-old Gooilooden walked Gooden,' wlwho has worked for thc I hadxviolatlated pro- the 1985 NLCy^]y Voung Aw ard \viriner w h il s sidd* .^liile o n s u sp e n sio n a n d -w a s : out of (he Gainesvillele Correctional1 team at tintimes following his redre- I bation, he h( would while with thele New1 York Mets. He linei n e d for th e 1995 se aso n . In siitu iio n a b o u t 0:455 a.m. a. and will meni as a Ipl player. He last left the team B h a v e facaced thc went 194-112wiiwidi a 3.51 ERA before Ar IS sta r ; Another Mets arid Yankees no( be on probuiion.n . C o rre c tio n s in A pril 200£005. . I p ro sp e c t of five retiring in 2001.)1. He also pitched for Darr d fro m )arryl Strawberry, was released i Dcparimcnt spokeswoiwoman Gretl "Georgec hhas no plans to rcach out I ye ars in prison.pr the New Yorkk Yankees,^ Cleveland the : , 2003i- le same prison on April 8, 2 P Ik bingerjiald. to him . It’s’s u p to D oc G ooden to coll," Coodw G o o d enun was' Indlons, Housiorton Astros and Tampa after a n 18> ftcr serving 11 months of an VViiti credit for liine c served si in jail I\ubcnsteinlin said. ’‘He'll always be ■serving tht:hrcc years Bay Devil Rays,s, m o n o la d n g londi prison sentence for viol: anti in a secure drug treare a im e n t facill- o p e n to takeikc thc call. He wants to hear probation pi for speeding awi.way ffom G o o d en ha shad ha numerous run-ins prob cssloHT robation on cocainc poises ty, G ooden's total prisoi-ison time was what he husla s to siiy" poticc pi during a drunken drivriving traf- widi thc law, mosUyme related to drug chari harges. Woods!i seven shlots Switch to \ - 5 ii offpaceleatHSBItc my \ tc h o o s e wi/ho l you c£;all fo r fre e ■SHANGMAl. C hina — - Play- after the First rouo u n d o f T h e I v i f any ten nulumbers, any neletw ork Ing in his first tournamc:ment in Mitchell Compaipany LPGA I ^circle") five w eeks, 'n g e r W oodsIs hadh a Tournament of ChaIhamplons. \ E x ccluslvelyIui from Alltel / d o u b le bogey o n h is second sei Witli the players.•rs allow ed to \ holt' nnd finished die openopc in g lift, clean a n d placcacc their balls V ■ ro u n d o f tlic HSBC a i amipions m f in thc fairways beciccausc of wet seven shots behind leaderder Jyoti conditions on Magnignolla Grove's Rundhaw a. Crossings Coursc,J, 227 of the 39 J! Woods, who shot ann even-c players in the wiiwinners-only • par 72 on Tliursday, playciayed his field broke par. The:ie 20-year-old first competitive roundid ssincc Creamer, winless thithis year ufter winning the WGC-Amernerican winning twicc as; a rookie last Expa>ss ChampionshipI for fo: his season, had a bbgey-ey-frcc round. sixth straight !*GA Tour victory,vie Ochoa, tlic Mexicsde an sta r w ho • a break that included thcJic PGA leads tlic irioney listlist and is tied Tour's season-ending; Tour' for tour victory leadc ad w ith five, wl* Chiunplonsbip. can wrap up the pliplayer of thc India's RondhawashotitaGSto a ( year award witli a vvictory. She lukc u one-stroke leadid over1 . matchcd Liselottctc N e u m a n n 2005 U.S. Open cham|im p lo n .-uid Joo Mi K im w1thoG ith 6. chc Michael Campbell ofif 1New. Ochoa is seekinging her third ------Zeolund.— Scotland’s—— NM arc— straight viciory a nid d ssbtth o f th e — ^ M W arren a n d South Korea’sa’sYang 'i year. She won ihthe Corona H Y ong-eun. Ire la n d ’s l»adPadraig Morelia Champloiilonship in H buy one Harrington, who won thehe 20062 Mexico and followiiwcd with a Hj Samsung Slider, FREEE*_, European Order of Merit:rit title comeback viciory’ o\over Annika g e t one FREE two weeks at Valdernima.na, and Sorenstam in thc1C Samsung r j r r ' Thailand's Plaphol Chavhawalit World Championshii;hip. ■ • Vo . I f - , V M m PiwmSk fhm H»».. Mwe B«Wc Mw«i^eeK.b4 ribroi i INSIDE* Four who ■ pleaded In I ecote'rror case m face 5- to 8-year ■ n t mMY AGIi ALL sentences, See ■ G \ i NWEMBEB 1(1 0 ,2 0 0 6 ______TIMES-NEWS «• CITY EDITOR MAHHEW Bl .EY m J BR AD Y : 7 3 5 - 3 2 3 4 p a g e C S ______■ INSIDE: Obftuaries,!S,C2 I ldabaWest,C4-(-5 I Nation, C6-r I VKWorid,08 Speake]er of the He[ouse ( positioimupforgr3rabs tSens;eof inclui ision \ n p ' th e fo u r ^ % o m e n vVIC i Republicans — who werc considered moderate mo -> for top spot0f strengthens the c o n se rv a - tive House votir3ting bloc for , D enney, w h o was wi majority . ByJai«dS.Hopkln leader and assistilstant majori- Tim— W w tw fttw ______ty le a d e r e a c h for four years, ' Denney did i r e tu m ■ 4 ™ T W IN FALLS —- Asi one phone messages(es left by (he election ends, a n o th e r Ttmes-News. begins. Even Deal ackacknowledged A tight race forr (heti: next that hc would hahave received autc speaker of the House the former le^t^lators' sup- has been aijtlcipatipated for port. m o n th s, b u t afte r DenDemocrats “The racc fordr 'speaker is B ||||M ||| picked up six seats sea on still on hot and heavy," he IXiesday b e a tinlg g moder- i said. “Those flver e to r sbc votes ate Republicans, the more that a re n o w' ED e m o c ra tic conservative candidtlidaie for votes are going to b e im p o r- speaker moved closerser to vie- lant as the final[c co o u n t co m es tory — and further!r Iblurred out. Part of thosese lossesI were iuture committee chairmencht supportive of mn y can d id a cy assignments: a s o f yesterday." District 9 Rep. Law.awcrence Deal, a 16*year veteran of Denney, R>Midvale,Je, likely the Legislature, hahas held sev- gained some room1 overo\ his eral leadership roles,rol includ- opponent, the morerc modc^n Ing positions on)n the health atcDistrlctl3Rcp.BUBill Deal, care (ask foree aniandtheSta(c R-Nompa, when:n the Insurance Fund. • Bepubllcans lost six scats "I'm sure (hatlat Bill Deal ______T\iesdav_ln_ihp ___ Ht q ii«!p. • wnQ rn iin tln g n nr m n«t n f observers said, but also those votes and nowtheyareno raised questions abou(lOut c o m - go n e." sa id Rep.. ScottSc Bedke, mittee chairmanships.Ips. R-Oaklcy, who iss nrunning for ”A' lot of us wcrcretQ sur- assistant majorltirlty leader. Bripriaaieim rm u GMfi* Kncfanmr, kfl,—riituiritiiVMlBAbuTinudViMTPil t M o( tlw Epbco^dM C lw ek M E m lUMrfU i p rise d ." sa id D istrict:t 242 Rep. "That margin mtm a y b e Ih c Difn t a t t hlalWaFiOs. IV L eon S m ith . R*1Wln1 Falls.Fa "It winning margin."I. changes things arountund a lot The eight standinding House TlT» ____ iiT th e le a d e rs h ip race.'cc." chairmen will stay,ay.including l/l/|fl -After losing a handuidful of District 26 Repsips. Maxinc fwUJLI[iterizingoj if church hlielps fouriimmigrani Its ite c s in th e B oise and n d Idaho Bell. R-Jerome,e, o f th e Falls areas, the Repub:lu b lico n s A p p ro p ria tio n s C(Committee, hold a SM 9 majorit]irity and and Bert Sicveiv e n so n , R- are still vcto'proof andan the Rupcn,oftheResowoureesand feel indlludedinthheir commnunity Democrats now makelke up 27 Conservation CoComml((ce. _ percent of the House,ie. which\ Several other posilosltions are will increase their cor commit- open because ofrretirements re ByCtssidyFfWrfMmu and wcw( shouldn't have any Somedmcs So you feel useless."ss," Abaryan. along withith 54- tw representation. and — after 1\ii“nie s d a y — Tlmea-Wawtt wiwriter______sn o w damagedi or rain damage Krachunov Kr said. year-old W eriy PctrosyoFa n . w as ■'But replacing four )ur-term Republican losses,cs. th is v rir/intcr, plus winds tearing He said (his projcct has raised Armenian Onhodi)dox — Sp'eaker Bruce Newcoifcomb, a The chairmenen of the TWIN FAUALLS — It was the the meiletai off, which is some- ■ mmi a d e his crcw p ro u d th a t theyhey . a denomination moderate Republican » o f an from Revenue & Taxatx a tlo n a n d c h a n c e they^ aaii longed for. th in g- " we^ were really con- are an giving something valuableible Christianity. Alex Castiltclito, 56, Burley, is significant notnoi only Agricultural Affairs drs commit- Some daysays they’re washing ccmedd abogt." i ba ba ck lo th e c om m unity. w as also raised C hristianJn J n W s , ■ for »he overiUl cUtnnm o te in te e s retire d , b u t the th o se o n th e do w n fried1 meatm and potatoes Windidy days like Wednesday "Il’s not free," he said. “BulB ui native Peru, Boise, but also beebe ca u sQ E d u c a tio n a n d th e h e Judiciary, vMth a d rinin k o f kw ac; o th e r rccallforSnidcrhis'anxletylast fo wc wi feel better when wc do this.his. Krachunov summarize)sed th e committee chairmenlen arc Rules and Admlr ninlstratlon days, it’s bunburritos. But up on winterr wheni winds unhinged We W( feel obligated to do somene- group's feeling by sasaying, c h o s e n m o rc o n speaker sp< committees, Rep Republicans the roof of of the Episcopal someo of f (h e sh e e t m etal, o p e n - th thi in g for th is co u n tiy . We w ont "Following Christ Is folioUowtag preferen c e th a n o n seniseniority Jack Barracloug >ugh ' and Church off th(he Ascension on ing (hesc serene sanctuary inside to to d< o It a n d w e w an t to h d p ."I." Christ." T hey ali sh a re a wvener- like in the Senate. Debbie Field, resj ■especUvely, Eastland Driv}rive winterizing its to rainland a snow damage. , This 1 job site is a sacred placcacc ation for (hc cross (ha( h a h g s "I would assumene the lost their raccs. edges, th e BulgarianBu! foreman. Not this t winter, however,' for for all these men. a(op (heir n{jarly compiip le te d results beneflt Lawerwerence Smith was vice ( :c chairman his three Aimiimenlan hands and bccauscISC George Krachunov Vadim \ A baryan, 22, originallal- project. T hey say th e y vnur a n t to Denny over moderslerates," behind Field, but hc one Peruvianlan immigrant have’ and l hisIs team of Immigrants ly ly from Armenia, combinesies be seen as pan of theB '"IWin sold James Weatherfalerby. a acknowledged that lat whether never felt so50 Iin d u d e d in (h e ir h a v e replaced rc the tattered strong sin espresso with puffinging Falis co m m u n ity , w hich sh a re s political science profirofessor hc succeeds her is is depend- American comrommunlty. shec( metalmi In the roar of (he cigarettes. cigi But never once didlid . their commitment (o' 1h a r d [ emeritus at Boisee S: ta te c m o n th e sp e a k e r i errace. “They’ve! b n . w ho's d o in g th e m o st F unds w ill SUJupplem ent$12.55 m i l l i o n w a s t e w? a a l t e r b o n d > themselves," Herring rilesjackscion resident!ts ■ said ." That's TT where today's ^ M i L S n y a lor centers, eminlinent threats a health andid safetys concern, bondissus u e c o m cs ln .“ I^ R e M e W d b M cM urray. Tlih>»N>w» con—pondemctent a n d m a in ta in inng g the basic Due to increa:reascd residential The C Council’s proposed IFor the.TIm— ^ e w i______Numerous Jackson resi*n public infrastnicmcttire of dtics. development, I «, Filer’s 40-year- S12.S mlmlfllon bond passed dents lold county zonJn in g ------F I L E R ^ W h lle a maJoiajoriiyof The last categoryDry — which old sewage trea trea(mcn( lagoons l\icsdayv^ w ith 281-71. BURLEY - County resicsl- offldals and the comnim ls* local voters were approvirovlng a includes sewer,•, iwater, and have reached icd the edge of Af(er 1 being ranked and dents < from the Jackson area,rca. sioners they do not wwi a n t $1'2.5 m illio n w astew aterIter b o n d stre ets — h a s ablOut o u $4 m illion c a p a d ty a n d 7. d 7.3 miles of (hc rated, a hhandful of applicants cost'of < Rupert, aro not happyspy (heir addresses changed.!1. B ut I Tbesday night, the Fiiei■iler a t y a vailable statew ide, ide. city's sew er lineslin e h av e d c tcrio - w ill be all - YOURWEEKEN)® ------Bardsds of the range Rabbit-fanning ButlsH! It‘Art?’ Mfh«e The I l t h Annual Rupeupert Cowboy Poetry W hat The Oskleiikley Valley ' WhiWMrt: Laughing Stock i yi SaUieftng retum s to Ru|Mrt. Arts Council will present Theater Co. will present J tfh ara: HIstorfc Wilson T?iealleater. Mary Chase’ss 'Hanrey.**h Yasfasima Reza's play J W m : Today, Saturday andid Sunday.& Today’s W iMn: HowellsIls OperaC 'Art•Art.* - m ■ebow will b e held mxn I tto o !5 p.m., wtille the House, Oakley. -• Wh*nwra: nexStage A eveaing show begins a t 7r o'lo'clock featuring a W h -; Today. 7:307:3i p.pi.. Ihealer, Ketchum. Aupert centennial costumei>e contest.c On Satunlay, tha dayy slshow Is and Saturday,',2 2 ip.m. The Wh*/ b m Today, Saturday I V .scheduled from 10 a.m. to 4A p.m. with the Tall Tbies Contentest a t 4 ^o d u ctio n contirsntinues ind Sunday, 7 p.m. j L * frjn. and Cowboy Poet of' IdahoIda auction at S p.m. Sunda/sy's enter- Monday, Howow much: Tickets. ^ talnment begins at 9 a.m.1. How much: Ticketckets, which whi(vhich are SIS; can b e '( riew much: Admission to theUie day shows is free: tickets foror ( t C2 Th»»«m,TWhfdb.H FiM gll«»t«ll>,aW OBITUARIRIES Clanirence C. Bdredgeje Hany E. Ship]p p J r. 1MarkusWolf,foibrm erspy.diesat183 TVVIN FALLS - Q□ a re n c e C. b aseb all fan a n d Uld especially foi- T W IN FAFALLS - Harry E. Kennoloih Shipp (Connie) of BERUN (AP) — M aikus WolA'olf, Hc p la n ted som; e 4,000 Eldrcdgc. 68. of 1\vl1\vin Falls, lowed the Ati A tla n ta Brovcs. S hipp Jr.,.78. 78. ofTWln Falls, d ie d TW lnF1 Falls, D o n ald C. S hipp Sr. the tl "man witliout n facc" xvhoxvhi agent.s in the Wesi — m o st d ie d Tlicsday. Nov. 7. 2006, u( Some of his o other Interests Monday, NcNov. 6, 2006, at his (Bobb;•by) of Veneta, Ore., outwitted o the West os commu,mu- famously placing GtG uenter St. Lukes Mngic All I - *’ ...... * 1 e a r W O O D MUVEB l HIGH SCHOOL r Y ! X M A S A r t s I ------Bte^N ow K A C ; k aV ] K T F a i r n P J N o v e m b e rR 1 1 , 2 0 0 6 &z $A V E $ - I .K Saturday, 10 amim to 5 pm ^ • Booth Spacc:iccs Available Contact Jackiec AndersonA P a t i o C oovers • Ca r p o r t s U (208)18) 678-0744 or (208) 670-066<)660 em aih auidmor_production.s(§>hoimail. n c iail.com ^ : Sponsored by Wood3d 1River High School Bancin d S c r e e n R o0 0 m s • S u n r o o m s • 1050A[) Acrcs Road : \ € 9 t h t m r n ^ T t rniT T rnH t-r«ir F am ily Owned and O perateted - Sen^ng thc Treassasure Valley since 199(93 ) RIVER HIGH SCHOOL I „ I«OVEMBEXll,3MC srving thc Milagic Valley Sf i n c e 2 0 0 1 6^ 10 am to 5 pm / ■ II |W M g - )8) 733-6522-!• Ton Free ( 8{88)689-9555 8 5 w w w .patiocoversunlim at ited.ciI.com I C4 Tl»»frWwi,Wif^l.ii,ld ^ Frttnf,ltowb»rl0,a06 iPAHOA\'WEST The hunters) are fine novlow, but eventually they’re DOS Moodw;waters subsiside; L ew is CCounty 2>ing to co m e do w n an dI realizere th ey can't get out.' M ______T /iru Nevemm lber 29 — Cene S«lb«r, Lewis Count sheriff's dhlef deput SATURDAY, NOV. T1,nIIKWam searchiiingforstraii n d e d h u n t eers * Jim Byce Farm Auction,n. Bliss Tractors • Pickups • TtTrucks C ar . M otorbikes • Fanarm Eq ByShamonDUnay Ad:77m»-Arews11-91-9 AMOclated Presi wrttwItw______T i S i f M M MASTERS AUCTIOr/SEIlERVICE www.mastersauction.in.com l’ACK\VOf)D. Wa — Ck'aniip fmii) (he di SATURDAY, NOV. 11,11:H:00 am ^apS a t u r d a y , h o u . 1 1 sioni) lhai kink'd a l Ie; dirce I, Public Auto Auction, Twirwin Falls ' people in ih c I’ndflcc NNi orlhw cst' • Vehicles , . •Lightfixtures'.J Cars • Trailers • Boatss.R • V s Equipment > Pickups >. TTrucks lil(cly will coniinue fotfor if » Office furniture • ’ • luji weeks, ofllcials say. • Workshop benches! Phone 734-2548 • Fax 73S35-6175 llie rain waslied out m ajor • Display cases ' • Miscellaneous > ^ HUNTS AUTO A U aTION ii iHgluvjiy near OreKon* M otm i ! SATURDAY, NOV. 11,11?IIKKIam I ItMid iind forccd liic shutdo\vnsi merchandise inspeciictionStolOaVm^fl jert o f f)7 m iles o f th Ihe e N orth r . Shop Ciiscades ni[;hwa; in main audioron 1 0 a.m., "3 amping VVasliinglun sia ie H n irs '11-9 •Ilie W liilc HivLT noM over tion 1 p.m. ■ J Oregon ;<3 cm Mount H o o d ’s i.com easti'tn (lank on Momlonday a n d 12:00n '^Je^(lay. ctitiin}; 20-fo}-foot-dccp OrtfM DtpirtiMirtlot ofi Tniuportition phoiognpherTcdfed IBumty eathert video Is mis ilirouKlithe roadd aar n d se n d - of • Roedtd and und undtrcut roid, on HWY 35, near MLHoodMeadonln i He ______Pinther&KIng, Rupei• Tools iii>; iKjnldeni a n d la ‘Cj rees rolling Orefon WediMtdiW Vehidcs . ATVs, TrailerItems • diiwii the motintaitisicnside: said W I L L A UJI C T I d N Motorbikes • Farm • CanJS-8175 ilill lla rn h art. an1 O re g o n said, " lite rescueue guys In the nir National ’ark.Park closing it fur the Ads: Times-News, SIPIONS 11 ncp^iriinL'iu or ihinsptisportation said the guys■ area Just sillin' first time• since sii when Sunday, Novemnber l 12, 2006 US AUCTION 00pm UKniii^er. around campfinfires, waving at Mniint St.t. H 1 elens e ru p te d , Locatcd: Jerome, Idaho) • 524 East Avenue H www.us-auct1oneers.cine lUi) trceks also wipe/iped out b the plane, llicy'rey're fine now. hut Superinteiideiidem Dave UhL'niaga j »Tima 1;00 pm S atu r d a y , NOV. n ,iliances i i se n lo n o f ih e sa m e highwayhigi to eventually tliey'ley're going to said it wouldold he sevenil weelcs . Lmch senred by Kjtfty~ Auction, Twin Fallsilnet the north. Barnhariian I said, comc down andind realize they before die parkpar a-opens to vnsl- APPLIANti N C E S , Furniture • Appliances 10• ' llecipcniiif! Ihe highwiiway r n e a r can'l gel out." mr.v, VS’.’tshiniliingion .iwihoriiies- , ai.vu> 2 I (^ti it che» tvpi-d«?(iCri-i-zii-i'zc - KVninore autoniatfc c(ol(lc^ Collectibles • Garden •RVICEIk NUiiitii Mood is csiimlim : ated to 'H ie sto rm s damaged d:i hun- decided :o to sh : u t dow n' th e 'v,^^tll■r iiT • KCA.iiiloinatlc clot l)c\ Click the! MI agic Valleey HomeSeiUHer button oiin our home p a g e m a g ic< Ifor mors iafofmotion abotil onlineilins advertising opportunities on magkvigkvaIley.(om toll Jason Woodside ofillheTim(i!-N««,208-73S.3!07or. I or emoil [woodslde^maglcvalley.con] Steven Bielenberg ! *H I Pasmussen Real Estate \ 'cvalley.com. :am. I BwtiflO,a(IO< TI—» H iw ,W iF ^S > M ^ 'CS . ______wEST ■ I Fourjplead inlecoterrc'orcase,fface 5- tc0 8 -yearr sentenc:es BzJeffBatunl cleann rooms, leaving behind , M^ ctJow an. 32. ofN e w York City,Citi five to e i ^ t years in prisrison. AMociated Prest vwftiwriter______no flngerprlnis fln or DNA evi- ‘Iliey w ere h e a d e d fo r trial irlo Assistant U.S. Attomcn e y Kirk* dcncc,cc, se ld o m talked to eac h oion charges carrying life sen-sen Engdall cienied NSA survell- si :[-UGI;NU.Orc.-r m orc other,:r. a n d u se d c o d e w o rd s iclenccs when ihe plea agree(rcc- la n ce w as a factor In ihic c inves- ptopic plundcd guilty andcv’cvt'n h a n d signals. , rrment wns announced, two twi ligation or the plea agree•eem cnl. , 'Iliursday to Tcdcrul i Aflci'icr years of finding little it A m anda , cy and arson char^ mondis after they dcmandctidcd but defense aiiomey Ar m oree than i melted rivc-gallon tu kntiw whether warrandcs:dess LeeofSealdesaidthciIrrim in g o f n iln g fro m a flvc-yeaiyear sirin g o f bucketkeis u se d to m a k e diesel Wireiaps \v by thc Nationa□nal the plea agreement ledd h e r to, I fliuhoniblngs by nidi envi- fuel and I soap firebombs. SiSecurity Agency were useeise d b c lic w It was. I runmcncnlists tliai 530 invesilsilgaiors got a break in a(jigainsi them. She said thc defenc n d a n is ' ntillio n in £reatprices K Z 1 ^ M i— Mi i a a i i i i M i “ EYE EXAK 50 1 cincngular ^-^o'^ S y m E i E s s * ALL FRAME When Purchasing ILen w 1% CONTAaiEI£NS "*A(fvWMd^4lw&scmwryprtcM are vaM onty at EdgenVfr^SaiMaCu}tonwS«fvMC^ vt tnian. Prlcei sn) ivaiatiiHy may vary al AuttwuodAu Edge Wireitu D«al«r locawmt. 30‘-50S>OFF exam Ouri^J1WO..rt. iii SUNGLASSE >vwUndAMn>M(»4)S77-»ta Mil Buhl S* ' a b iif iiM a w »M ______ , N a t io3N i ‘60 ftM inutes’s’veterann E d B r sadley, 5, dies o:)fleul(en ByMibaGoU Tliat story ran who kr knew he suffered from penurb pi him." Hewitt said.I. "1■ AllondTigerWoodsanditidinvcsd- Schleffer. who worked wi with lQ»*i«e 1 • A i >H»wbirl0,2006 ■ fall. Mite CT ■ ■ n aTION i B jPrizeed,pric(e y a n d h^ a id to [protect:I M i l l i o»n-(iollaride r eas are oftenn Stolen in fH o l l y w o o d :> S M d rC D iM studio, o r glvgive it lo a friend's tend to3 settle.sc Tliere's newr an inI hoiv I studios operate, butIt brother who'slo's an agent. Dcforc admission•ion o f liability. It's settled Iliaclack isn't so optim istic. Jo n g , tlic trailrail o f bread c n im b s quled y■outside o u i of court." “I'don't “I really see any end to LOS ANGELES-> — “Pirates of disappears. U suallyilly wldi a conlldcnti.'ility diis,lis," he says. "Vs lo n g a s peoplee th e C aribbean." “Tl"The Matrix.” Most case* ses never reach a clause, MMa arder notes. inI tillstli marketplace arc pitching “The Lasc Samurai g unil." “Broken Jury's ears, sayssaj attomey Aaron MarderJer saysi the Grosso deci- ideaeas and as longasstudios andII Flowers." “Am lstad." id.“ Moss, whoI specializesSJ in cm- sion andid tlietl addiliontd protec-' netv.'tworks arc hearing Ideas, Success isn't all i >> InUiIipbotoproYldidbyFemIa t Ftatsm, actor BIO Mumqr apptanan aw w e ill Aese films aiive-rigliis; law.lai " llie vast, vast, tion il provides p ro for w riters will there er arc going to be Instances have in common, 3n. Each was vasi majorityrity of these cases iiispirea“fa “fu n d am e n ia lclian g e “ wtierc hc people feel rip p ed off." ^ froai‘B re k H n « m .’ TIWBeTliwrit ll amofl{ maai' (b iU tn ^ In Hot{oOjwoodby , also challenged by a lawsuit ______a Im uH froa v tfltn dtlalBC CTwJrta for Um ttoty coactpt. claiming “idea theft'left" — a com - mon Hollywood pnproblem tliat { 1 lawyers say is likelyily tto co n iin u e J i a s long e s h u g e mo'movie studios j f SPECIAL J E i w ield e n o rm o u s povpower. m SPECIALL “It's like havingng your soul M E)(TRA O 9^E)(TRA . rip p ed o u i,“ says-s 337-year-old -P ifc- Qcveland residentnt J <. W o r l d) ______■■ df Iraqi!i l i e a l t h m1 inlsteiir p u ts div ilianddeatlis aIt 150,ocBO 6yS(maR.Hant away from politolitlcsandplckup rhe potententlal for an even NoolTlilTlcial c o u n t h a s ever b e e n " It is a tt e stim a te .'' aial. and collected at morguu e s n u v ' A**ocl«tfld PfW* writeffltor______guns, w h ile thithc Shiitc-domi- bloodier' conflict < because avoUatlable. Shemari s said. He blamemcd t;y the Health Ministry.:S S aR lls; nated governn -nment renewed future American Ami policy Is Healzalth Minister All al- S S u n n i insurgents, W ahhabislls— - Iraq’s largest Shiite politicalpc BAGHDAD. IraqI — A stun- ' pressure on the United States uncertain.n. As1 0 result, posl- Shemanari gave his new estimate Sunni S religious cxwmlsts5 —- organLution and hole)lds the ning new death Ith count' 10 unleash thele IraqiI army and - dons harderrdencd o n b o th sid e s o f ISO,>0,000 to re p o n e rs d u rin g and a criminal gangs for th c largest n u m b e r o f se a ls's ini par* cmerRcil Thursday, ; ly, a s Iraq's c laim cd It cou;ould crush vlo* of the country's cou deepening a visitlit to V ienna. A ustria. H e d d ead is. iiam ent. h e alth m in iste r e: e stim a te d lence in six mlondis. on sectarianI divide. dIv la ter toldto T h c A ssociated Press H assan Salem ,, o f the thi In Octobct the Brldshshmcd- 150.000 civilians have ha' been • After Democ locrats swept to PreviousLis estimates1 of Iraq thal hehe based the flgurc on an S S u p re m e C o u n c il fo r thc thi ical journal The Lancel:et pub'-.* killed inthew or— ub( a b o u t tlu v e m ajorities la both bi houses of deaths held:ld that j 45,000-50.000 csdmaiia tc o f 100 b o d ie s p e r d a y Islamic Is Revolution in Iraq, oro lished a controversialll stud/ times previously acccpxcptedcsU- thc U.S. Congrcspvss a n d D efense h a v e b e e n k n killed In thc nearly broughght to morgues and hos- SCIRI, S' said the 150,000 Ggungurc contending nearly655,000 m ates. Secretary Donalilaid H. Rumsfeld 44-month-oI 1-old conflict, accord- ’ pitals-5 — though stich a caJcu- Included b- civilians, police andam Iraqis have died becausese ofthe-. ■ Moderate Sunnii NMuslims, resigned, Iraq raqis a p p e a re d in g to p ^lia a l l figures fro m Iraqi la tion n would 1 come out closer th tl- e bo d ies of pe o p le w ho wvere en , war — a far h i^ cr dcaii;ath to ll: meanwhile, thrcateneimed to walk unsctdcd and sc I seemed to sense InstituUonsns and a media reports, lo I30.(0.000 In total. abduacd, al later found dca(lead than odicr esdmatcs. Palestinianins callforrevei^enge duringfiineneral for civiliansIS 9 b P | ^ kiiledinGa:Iaza 1 ) l e T iM k i By Ibnhlm Barak A*ii>clBt«l P rw s writBftw ____ ^ HI-IT IIANOUN. G:JaM a i Strip — W om en collapsed1 inI n grief, ; u B p man hoisted his deadc ad b aby aloft and tens of thousalusands of Palestinians coiled for)r revengen Thursday as they Jamia m m cd a • cemetery for tho funeraleral of 18 civilians killed in anin errant — “N ew w m Israeli artillery attack. D espite th c dead ly inc RANV G E S . V . A 1II 1 b r a n d s Israel said it wouldJld k e e p |------s a r e O n i Palestinian rocket ■ bai t e i S ------H O T P»OIHT— C ^Eleetiiri^-fHOTPOIl IHT— Hectriric~'% ^Sfiri persist, although theh e a rm y ordered artillery firc: tcto sto p Free Stahdii Free Standin pending thc resultsts i an sctric Range investigation. ■ R annge 1 R ang • Self-CieanlngOvenwffiliuto Amid tht! a an] n g u ish , ^ • Super-Urge Oven• CajCapacity Latch Palestinian Pre:I'rcsldent ' ^ •Self-CleanOven n . •AccubakeAHeatOEstributkmin Mahmoud Abbas callea iled h is — •Coll Heating Qenients • Super-Large Oven main political rival., H am as’ • Porcelain Upswept Coi Capacity ' •DelayBake supreme leader K haled • Chrome DripBowls' • 'Electric Ovett Control • Custom Broil Mashaal — a move thathat co u ld II IB :• Extra-Large EasyVlew help prevent thc Islamicmic m ill-' • IWo Oven Racks • Standard WlTKknv « WIrukiw tant group from remrenew ing •Port»laln Upsweptt ■ ------attacks on Israel and pa V ( I Trophy: Learn more about ) Elizabeth Tolbert'srs mule.deer. D2 MY NOVEMBEBIO10, 2006 . YMJROl RECREATIONINJTD ttNtPAHO AND BEYOND )00I• ■ TIMES-NEWS • OUTDOOR5RSORS EDITOR DAVID COOPER:?: 735-3246 IN^DE; Comics, D6-!>6-7 1 DearAblVrD7 I IHoroscope, D6 I Monoi w y , D 4 - 5 §ilhoueettes of the wildV ou 'v e se e n it. thcsilhou-the ^ ctteofanclkhaihammered, ' m foom oim or-plaliila le . sta k ed I E o u t In th e froj n so t y aid m so istake iividcntlty (“That'sa real livearc elkJ") c o u ld drivslug e'a from sluf th e g u n o f a shakytter sh right o o te r thnjugh the front-roonDom window . ' ' YAWtwouldricochctlletlikeashot from G abby H ayes' pistol.plst FOr a sc co n d , you'd be th e!StarofaB- stt grad e sh o o t o u t. D ing.ig.Ping.Zing. 1 ACCICGIDENTAL H ;t o r i e s H - BO S u d d M k e f ' ■ ______^ \ J b se t u p a foJce elk.k. ddeer, bear, ' ^ goose o r duclc a n d !castsase a B H ' ^ ;■ '■ hcm tcr’s tw iiight visiono n ise em s I H like risky business. >V hcn th e w ild is inviinvlied In as sl^dow, you're testingigtheforti- tJ ' tu d e o f ne ig h b o rs a nidpossersby. d p HH F ortitude m a y be a vIrtue, irtt but It’s . n o t req u ire d (6 c arry'a a g g u n . . You've se e n th e woodiXKlen honey-colorcd bear holiholding out h e r a rm s, inviting y ou tot( sit a n d V . ______Lsp c n d th e afte rn o o n^ sc n r ii c h l n g ______' ii______a n d drea m in g . Well, mmy y dad’s ^ advicc w as. "Shoot a bearbea before you sit on It.' — ^ — K. - Pink Q am ingos by th e dozen take tlie cake, a n d I kno\n o w a front AKUO» 0 OF THE SNOW: W t (nfl cSiibt Hm BorthI tld* el eaitM Sb m A. Tbaba p M e « a t takM t e f i f aa earijfIt Hstem to Octebar. Soon tba a a «• to tb tM M ta to tw O b ate c ' yard w h ere thefti’s a mn o iu n d ,a ^fpraetortrein. hummock, five-feet highligh a n d 30- I feet across. A nd It's covetjvered w ith ■ I pink flamingos. You knmJ10W. th e I • J traiier-pork ty p e th a t seascarfs u p I western-spotted rubber}cr frogs.I I ' A w estern s p o tte d frogfro g h o sa I p e cu lia r c ro a ll S om e folksfoil have I f mistaken it for a gobble) lc < o r th e I w arble of a sh a rp -ta ilecd d grouse.I I (Easy to do, b e c a u sc it's’sa a g o b - » bled-croak. B ut w h e nI it’sit's abo u t Higthwlheel to croak, it m a k es a sque;lu e a l going ling , b e tw ee n be ak a n d gullet,Uci. From ______th e so u n d , y o u kn o w ilit disadi p - ■ ’ proves o f w h at’s h a p picning. c n l ■ ^ A nock of pink vigilanto n iflam in - all gos. cro u c h ed frogs, an n d o h ouse In th e Id ah o w o o & c anm createc I so m e real rubber-neckiniking. M orc [ th a n o n c c I've n e ariy ru n o ff the road■ twisting my n e ^c ioto s e e what I’ve already passed,;ed.W as that a Qock of flamingos?;os7 seiasoiIIS Cut, there's alw ays a1 bubut. a n d here’s th e tattle-telling, aar n d like m o st tatding, It’s m o rc su In your bag ssubllm i- S o u t h e!m r Idaho's 1 nolly righteous than ovenvertlypertl- tf you’re headed for ' 1 n ent. high motortlke tmils, I h av e a 50-p o u n d rockockhang* — • your gear should in g in a ba sk et o u tsid e: m jy back ^ c l i m a t e3 a l l o w s Include: door. I hav e a 7 5 -p o u nid d nrock sil- WKS CoflM can (fit m ost of tin g o n a p o st next to mmy y froi n t BE q B the Items Into the can door. I'm trying to brinIS g h o m e . rE TME COlO: WbH u tt]f d m tointlMn]lir,iMadferttMSertiHlti tb bl year-roil u n d for transport. Use the th e w ild, too, th e z en vray.vay, n a tu - can as a snow shovel, . H t l . DoiBf tU t Mtd-«lr bm nioaiieii,lt*t*atk*stlOdtfitis nUIy. _ to collect water, to Mrakortttweioodt. It m okes so m e se n sejw w ht e n y o u contain a survival fire, th in k a b o u t It, b u t th e n1 th a t m o t o r cy ^ c l e etc.) would be un-zen-like. Tarp for «fnef(ency Anyway, a ro ck Is a dlffeUfferent ------shelter, Insulation from c ritter all together, a n dIto to s a v e a the snow, signaling for - full-length Buddhist sermi:rm on. I'm g riding, iii f y o u u s e help. And/or ju s t go in g to m a k e a recco om r m en - Enwrgancy Mvy aack d a tlo n to th e h o st o f wild-ild-anim al rated for winter (these sU houettes o r sta tu e s; mo>m ove . t c o m m o3 ] n s e n s e pac{( down very small, them !... beyond the rangem ge o f a .. [ P : . ______i J 02 .iU m FiMiMlowbirlO,aW OUTDOOF)RS Dive inI to scubaa with TFIParks E l i z5ABETH/ ’S TRClOPHY W I N I'ALLS —' Th e r th a i day.t. AnyoneAi inictc*sted Falls Parks iind necilecreation Outdoorsrs PnCTS should callI Ed I’apenberg ihe I)epnrimi!ni is offcrinKing a one- — — Coordinator, at 321- dny work-slmp In sciihaiha diving, in c lu d e a Mos i t V V . I V ■btfl0,200t Tto»»H«wi.TWfar>l«,fcUhtofco D3 OUTDOOP — ------i_ ■ — P arenIts revivve Idaho0 schooI’s ovennight caamp tri]P ByMetkuaM.Cn« in the \voods, faifar from home Funding: for fo the program found a b o u t S-IS.OOO in B Hai aum iin said. upcoming sixth-gradersrs a re Tha SpekctMthRevtewm ______and from any' mrr edical treat- co u ld c o mle e from fi the supple- pledged.-d fiinds to bring back Thc 1 district decided thatlat second g e n e n itlo n 'IVuil C:Creek m e n t. ’ m e n tal levyy th t> c district h o p e s IVal] CrcIreek. just $10,000 shy of moving mo die program site fromim allendees. Baker said. COEUR D'ALENE,, (Al(AP) — A "W e've struggle^ed widi to pass thiss spring,sp sh o u ld die w h at die dii program costs each Shoshone She Rase Camp, aboutIll “The district really waniclie d to popular overnight outdoor o Creek," Assistant board agree.L*. Bauman sold. year, r>ol>fl miles from Coeur d'Alene.le. honor lhat tradition." UiBaker school program forbr sixth- Superintendentt HazelH Bauman This year’sr’s sixdi-gradc.rss are But districtdl oRicials said dial 10 lo Oimji( l.utherhaveii on Likeke said, "’nicy were rcaily worlorklng graders that was cutt fromfr< thc said during a receiw ent m e ed n g o f tlie Orst classiiss in de ca d es th a t it Isn'tiusi ju money keeping’lhill C'oeur Coi d'Alene could help easese hard lo try to find a wa;/a y to Cocuf d’Alene Schoolll District’sD, thc district’s Boan>ardof1hisiecs. hasn’t spentIt a a few days in d ie Creek outou ofthe budget. ihdt thd concern. make it avidiahlv lo this yiyear's bttdgei' this year coulduid re tu m "It h a s b e en pretty:tty emotional." woods widiJ ththi e ir tc ac h ers du r- Toklnpng kids out of the cliiss- Luilicrliaven L Ministriese s kids." In partial form this sprispring If a District officialcials h a v e m e t ing die bcgtnniin n in g o f th e school ro o m eliminates cll valunblu test [•xecuiive lixe Director iiob Bakerer Now it’s up to each miclid d le ■ plan by parents andid sc h o o l w ld i co n c c m e d1 parentspc several year doing outdooroui education preparairation time, especially said sail there's a teniiiiivc planm scliiKil to c ra ft lls ow n ouldildoor o fn d a ls go e s th r o u g1. . • tim e s to discussswayslobringit W) actlvldcs md and team-building Importaitant in middle school, beileuveen ills group and diele school p ro g n m i for th is ycy e ar’s T h e d istric t ax ed th ihi e TVail b a ck . T h e ir ist last m e e tin g o n exerciscs. This(Ws year would bo wherc each c grade is lesied ichool sch district to use die sitele . sixih-graders. the costSl o f Crock program fro m thisthi: year’s Oct. 31 resultedcd In the plan the 30lh anninniversary of lhe under NoN Child ixift Behind thishis spring a n d again this fall, if which will he covcred by>y th e budget as pan of abotbout $2.1 Bauman presenented to the program, A ct stancindards. Bauman said. funun d in g is available, 'school. 'Iliey won't spend;d th c . minion In culs, citinglg budget) trustees: Each middlem school Mary Larsen■sen, a pa re n t o f a n Also,, thtl e pote n tia l liuhllliy o f Ludierhaven L has hosted lhele niglil. a n d if th e p r o ( ^ m1 d o c s coQstralnts and. later,Iter, c o n - c o m es u p w ithits its own plan for elf^di-graderler ati Lakes Middle having; aa group of preieens in irogram pro at iis S h o shone camip p cornu back next fall studcd e n ts cem s over liabllliles dial could sbcth-grade outdotdoor acdvitles School and1 a amember of thc the wooo o d s for u luimher of ioc:ocatio n for d ie past decade. will likely o n ly sioy forr H h k B u k t r gested the padih Ibe rcrouted, people aroundund dial lake and with diele help o f a friend asso- placilace." liii said. "It's pretty hard^ be stocked in1 Tha Levrfiton Trtbune ' tu m e d In to a loo;oop and dcdi- into that envenvironmenl and dated with u the group, wus conore." cated to tellingg thet story of spending momloncy," h e said. ch o senI tto evaluate aboul 70 I 11ie also advised ihem m° die Boise Riv(r e t O RO FIN O (AP) Bob local shamonisUclie legendsI that During his Is( carecr with the niiles ofDf newly built irail and spreprea d a "puck it in, pack it 'TrlBblc stood on a Siberian Sit explain the origin}ln o f th c lake, U .S .. Forest I S< Service, Tribble offer thehe group Ideas about out"ut" conserviition etiilc amonglg nol.SH— T h e ld a h o D e pp o a rt- promontory lookingS ata thc mountains andd rivers that helpetl develop:lo p trails a n d visl- new rout MEN’S/WOMEN’Sr s 'Removable Hood mSSSm CONTRAI FJeece Ja c k e t y V RECON JACKET H f p f i ZIPptrFI,' p a n t s ■ BETAIL PRICE Si41 RETAIL PRICEillO 7 Onlllt -J ’GwdcrCuff — P iww d der Skirt Watcfpfoof/Brcathahle REntDrablg Hoad i WOMEN’S Bs" W O M E N ’S I f Fur-Lir-Llned HoncK. Fleece Ja c k e t ------ST-Y-LUS JACKET JACKET Pit 2 RHAIl PRICE Sao RETAIL PRICE S20Q s i . .1 ; B \ zippers ^ h S | | | h lU4Uiy|AlJiUJlk^H owdor ~~~ Powlow dBTSklrt^H jH ■ s'SSkirt k i ' ■* ■' M E N 'S ■ MEN'S/WOMEN'S GLOVES/ □ ] — C Hl O P P E R I SOFT SHELL MITTENS J A C K E T I A Technlcal/Stretcelctab lB .JACKET RETAIL PH^E 10 i 6 5 ^ ^ Removable Hoo^ REKIL PRICE SIDD ■ Soft Shell Fabf j J '.l t REIAIL PRICE S!SD Key P o c k e t - ^ PRJ o „ s , = ^ Waterproof/ B reathable R a Nose wipelp»r Thumb I Powder Skirt pgglep Squeegee______Bketst i ^^^^tZ ipper^^^ g g MB. FRUMy D44 NOVEMBER 1 6 ,2 0 0 6 ______TIMES-NEWSM lON • BUSINESS EDITOR SAN\NDYfEY MILLER: 7 3 S 3 2 6 4I______ M ari Nov. 9. ZOOfl' Dow Jones -7M4 til l o o kd n g ini t o e t h[ l a n o llf a c i l i t ; industrials iz.toaao Nasdaq ' -9M' ByBlairKodi ' would turnI a ncguiive into a focusing on whcdicr theh e re is . composite 2,376.01 >t Tlmea-Newa correspeapoodent posiiivc." ■ EUianolmeiM«ling. ■ ' . enough inicrcst ahd inInvcsi- lie cxpl;ilne< ' ’ m e n t to b u ild th e facility. Standard & -tj* Ined tiiut the plant ___ ^ y- BUIIL — Whenten the Coors would use locuocal farm products «tfi« ' on ethanol and blodteaeiI wlwin b e hew from 6 :3 0 to ' “.Willi biodiesel, a goodo d ru le ,.378.33>3 Brewing Cornpaipany closed such as corn,n. bariey,fa canoLi or , ® P-'"’71, Tliesday inskJe ttie Bi^l Hightl SSchool auditorium. People o f th u m b is $1 p e r gallonm pro- ikl enter tha left side of the buikUilikUng. ' Russell -7.78 d o w n lls ba rle y elevatons cli cast safOower to> producepr fuel and ' d u c e d ,'' C rockctt said. "LiiUke in of Buhl, local farmimcrs thougli! that ii wouldId be.mvnedli coop- ,” 1"^Mf* hformation. can the BuM ChiChamber of C onineree a t 543-^ New Plymouth it cost a b o u t I K ! .mJ it w as a sh a m e. erativcly byr fafarmers and pri- 2. ' • • , $10 million 10 build ihclic ir 10 Tliose contractiicting with the vate invc.stors.irs. million gallons per y e ar Stocks of local intefesi0^ c o m p a n y n o w takeikc th e ir barley “ llic C o)fs'facility o rs' is ga-at economjiny," O'Conner said, to0 InvestigateI: tlie opporiuniiyity . fadllty." to Burley and therte property in because it has ha.s access to ihe “The development di of the moinorc than anytliliig," Crockettett Crockctt said it wouldId cost cn,ii£o Buhl is for sale.e. However, a raiirnad. higliw^iway and has stnr- ethanolI industryi: in Minnesota said;aid. about $60 million lo bui)uild a ' Cormera 23.'35 •01 group of commuilunity leaders age alreadyady available." is consldiIdered by many to have *ls "I this somctliing tliat thehe competitive ethanol plantn t. Dell Inc. 24.9S A .8.80 arc throvbring arouio u n d th e idea O ’C o n n e r .soidlaid. "Blit first we • revitalizezed. the state's farming • con:o m m u n iiy w an ts 10 do7 Is it T h e B u h l C h a m b ec r o f I Idacorp 38.93 ▼ ^M of constructing; i an ethanol need to invesii'estigate if there is communaniiy.“ sonomcihing that the farmers!rs Commerce is supportingng th e .Lithin MolCfS 26.52 ▼ .1.14 and/or biodieselcl production enough intcrccrest in pursuing — Hie "Miimesota “N Model" is warv a n llo d o ? " idea, said Steve Kaatz. iniin ic rim Micron 13.57 T .4.4 3 p la n t o n tlie site. th e plan." a n e x cd‘Ileni li proioty|ie for Buhl He H said a farmer-owneded director of the chamber. Supervalu 34.07 ▲ .991 , “It started ass myselfi and /\n infurmatilational workshop 10 investi.sligate, O 'C o n n er sold. facil Jd “W c'rc su p p o rtin g th is1 t(to th e farmer Joe Hulsese leaning up will be held IXiesdayIXit to get the Idaho0 Energy Division valualue and a market for thdr:ir . poini of getting informadcd o n to CofniHNflties against the fence:e and; talking word out. M anagerer John Crockett will be crofrops and that building bothth . see if this is good ccon i I I .______> iM g ,lfawfttflOpMOl w IhwNiw.'Mirdh.l PS MONMEY Bn-i> KiUt tU 'U ’ fa.7.u ion sxsssm sissssfsi5 J W DjNt; tiS .li 'Jh I isili Sn1“‘" 'S ; ‘i! i CLOSISING FUTURES S m l»n iiOl Ci-jiSp IH il I.H’O Iiliijl k-M 4501.M ffiaissjs'is.'isissas ■ t u«M(tjit.o; bsL-cii uii.e 17 srnli 175.ot I.-MS 4in.05 SK;3’4iS ttr " .s iJB UM* U’l.oi n u t •*U-4 n sre«jitu . B.C. By, Johnny Hart Babyy BluesI By Rick Klrkman & JerryTy Scott f f rMOK-j r“ “ ” “ 7 ^ ------irv-m i ait,MY \ ') /R S A S « e ((J(£ ^ With s : I ' ft. 60M&1&80V • e.tiy.FR/Efip AND / 1 •EVE^jyiiS i c M liFTl f - H eR W .' EHD"i r Di5A5fige«Jfj EvepnM/f^'- / S': WJJATS / WllH t » •’ , / S!M-j , i . S"^ 1 I ■ ^iu - ______J ACoOfUoF < Baldo______^ By Hector D. Cantu andId CafiosC Castellanos Brevtt] U M tw in. I Ity V u m ib u c 1 By Guy & Rodci ;■■■ GCOD.I ^ |lh C > U M :W Y SOlO.. 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Remain distata n t • rnmw'M yiil^ Ibc n e x t severalsc months. Hierc ' i a n d objective w h en faccd vrikVltl) - ^ J f f s v i a w s : tests of charsacr and * p e tty squabbles. A rg u m en ts oi r THEPEWriH w illpow erir that challenge p u r ------’------d isp u te s will blow o v e r if ycyoii- 3 \WKTJW657 resolve. A\Avoid making major hold remain coo) and calm as tld ie ' ^ changes oror commitments, such ‘e ra l proverbial cticumber. t mortgage or engage* up th< SAGITIARIUS (Nov.22-DeDec.’’ - ^ J p mem. foror the next several orto{ 21): Stick to your gunj n i . w eeks. You}ur ju d g m e n t Is b e tte r CAI Showdowns arc possible, bib u t P i d u r in g Dtcccmbcr « — but don't Finishaysayerswrornot Inevitable. If you arc dcd «U-.., ig n o re cxisidstlng problems or be the go 'caied, persistent, and woir o rk - • ^ ^ luUedbyaia false sense of securi* get go h a rd you c a n overcom e objc COMd i e s B ^ le Bailey By^Mort Walker , I roijpoA \ f 1 VES,lTKBBPfi \ "1 I; r CON^JBCT.THC-POTS ) OROS5WOHP I* V ' MYMINPSHARP 7 I I along caiireofgrai indchildri•en P U rZ L E J t h »VBIT/ JJAY? eaves gramdmastitressed 0 1ut " K / Q _____ - DE'lEAR ABBY: l a m a grand* I b e e n "Auntie" 10 her. I feel like m othither of five. I love iny chil- I a m b e iw e e n a rockck a n d a n and their children, hard place regardingl g w h ic h ^ howvever,". when they visit, the Abby{ wedding to attend. No'Jo m a tte r o _ _ l parcncnts of my grandchildren w h ic h I d e c id e to do. sosc m e o n e Blondle ByOeanian Young & Stan Drake .•ly supervise ihem. My ’ will he upset with mim e. H ave. ISC and yard are som ew hat, J y o u a n y advicc? — ^ I | children have to yoiyo u , , rea so n w h y you o n d yoiro u rste p - L/"------^ w ho) se s e m s to w itn e ss tliLs, I there i would have-been hoiholy sister arc nol ciosi>sc. a n d W feci HIlike I am forced to be the lieck I to pay. It is- not beitiicing attending her weddiiiin g w ill ■ ^ babyy sitter ; mther than being “uptiglu'' “ or"unpleasant“ ffor o ra pro b ab ly n o t m a k e yiyou any • , f f ableu! to enjoy th e family. host I to ask a guest for helpulp if closer once It's over. Go2 o w h ere v s f S H I r r - : ^ VVehave a large family, und th t e re is m ore goin g o n lh am n hhe your heart iclls yoio u . a n d ^ whilele I don't mind doing most o c r sh e can b u n d le — a n dI ceicer* please do nol think ycy o u o w e ^ n n \ W j r f e he work. I, am starting lo luinly I nol if the guests1 aai re a n y o n e a n apology. It Is physi- resentnt the fact that my hus- family f members,Tn fact, theythe cally Impossible lo be)c in tvM - ' I ^ I n ^ band.d and I end up doing the should s be asking YOU if' yo you p la cc s at o n ce. 's share. Wlien I ask one of n i; e e d a iiand. - The Bom Loser By Art Sansom, & Chip . ,^ y gf( By. Krown c h ild ren to help, th e However,'there is blamlame DEAR READERS: Tono m orrow — AM. ' '~n replyy I 1 get is, "We are soclaliz- h li e re to go a ro u iid . W lio raiselised Is Vctemns Hay. dte cld a y set I / I T K W . ^^ .TKM -iOO I I V7 ^V ing and ai relaxing,” ond they tlicsc tl self-centcrcd ingrain?esTIf aside to honor th o se ^ OFTEN 3 ^ W 0 N T FiHl> . J I ^ \RLESTON. S.C. - With — “ with Artificial Heefs ofo f th e xtion sea.^on over, cam- Keys. I'f ■ Lefsigns are now worth Odds & ends It's th e last p ie c e o f a fuundiifg r v e i^ t In sp in a c h dip. Nevadans t can expect the'he' puzzle required for'thele S i r r ■ apfsays the Southeast issue issi to a p p e a ra g a in in 2008 oor r million projcct. ARKK h a s B irant c h a in Sticky 2010, 201 he said. already gathered $3 milnilllon, . Th6 wizard of Id Gy Brant Parli CHARs, which is offeringa free "It's 100 percent certaintyIty but needs to come upp w ith '- ■ /V > \ l J theclcctIzor— to —a n y o n e —w h o — thihat-we-wilMwiMck-on-the-ba)- a r ~ / WHAT'S Ttti up the campaign clutter lot,” lot, Levine said. “We've been F X i J ( s $ paign s en Ing th e sh ip to scrapyard.J. _____ KING'S BU a -ings In a sign. wo:working this stale for five years, P . their wcl T r f e ? j d mD ^ i y J I J I __ I So I 5think of those leftover ancand we're not goingimywhere." Missouri prison -restauratlgn signs as oversized. Voters V rejected Question 7. de gift ccrtiricatcs,"^id 36 56 pe rc cn l to. -I'l p e rc e n t. J; It cells repainted pinkI Parker & Johnny Hart Fingers ' co*owner Joff paspassed only in tiny Storeyey BUFFALO. Mo. — Prisoso n e rs ------cleans cin.uj "It's an easy way to CoiI^unty, by a mere 95 voles of returning to a south'ih w e st andbrinike c are o f ou r neighbor* l,B 1 ,B! 51casi, Missouri county jail damim a ^ I p in a failed breakout will f]fin d a — l i ------Charieston-based “ jibs OnOnline bidders can buy ne^v color schem e — pinkikw lth'- v L ^ 1 $ cam polg rant will olTer coupons |^ | blue teddy bear accents. lrM ig £ g ~ . • — .^T.. roadside taming riglits to r«ef K The Dallas Coi;oun"ty W ’^ mL Sticky F ednesday. KEY K WiiST. ria . — ' C ^ I it anin Detention Center Is bibe in g i W F t o Goldsicii Dennis the Menace; e By Hank Ketcham^ ' Y ^ i l » y help takechain operates 17 opp)pponunity for some below*A'- repainted a soft shade of)fpiifK | - •ants' in the Carolinas. sea-ica-lcvel recognition. in an elfori to better matlan ag e isee. . Georgia anti An A online auctron.began, -THE-FAM Iiy-eiRGKS I J J — Thc’c restaunirI. We WORLD» ^ ' ’ Mexico Ci]ity approves]llaw Kyrglyzleaderg gives Up sonm e p o w e r t(to defuse Cli is ' recogniziiing gay civil UJunions ThB A ito>d«ted d a l Pro— o ppo!lositlon. The move came ,. ssupponcra thronged die capl-cap Many in the crowdn i b r d U a fter,r.a week of increasingly ilal Bishkek's m ain square for a Into the chants that accic c o m p ^ MEXICO CITY (/(AP) — ties, g ra n iin g Ihem lli Inheri- BISHKEK:EK, Kyrgyzstan — angryry protests that led to vio- vviciory rally but som e condrndn- nied theopposldon rallld lle s f o ri Mtadco City's nsscniieinhh’ on tance and pcnsicislo n riglits. as KyrgyMton'son's president surrcn-■ lence:e between supporters of lu c d to de m an d Bakiyev's resl('cslg- week: “Bakiycv mu:lUSC g j i lltursday voted foru tth e (Ir^i w d l as o th e r so)clal d : benefits. dcred somome of his powers the go v e m m en i a n d th e o p p o - rn a d o n . Bakiycv m u st got" time In the country'sr)‘S hisior>' H eterosexual1 couples c who Thursday^ inin a bid to defuse a sliion,in, which Includes many "Bokiyev should have gath;ath- Parliament appjp o ln tc ii to legally rccogni/c:e ngiiy civil are n o t legally/ married r can polllicol crisiscris that had ihrcai* disgrunmilcdformeralUesofthc ered e his courage and steppeppcd Bakiycv as president Inin M a n fi unions, n measureL* that tl will also be rcgisierec‘red under the >cncd lo plungepi the former presidIdent. ddow n," said Ttalgai K uradeyeeyey, 2005 following opp Ttia A ssoclatad Ptbm m -IIlN d — C h i n aIs is iuni^asi' ly nniicipaiint; n bumpim py ro ad In relations with thei c U nited SUNDAY 12PMr66 P M • D A t L Y 1 0 A MM-9PM jKBBU Slates now thatla t . t h e Hemocrnts' victoryo>7 in midterm elections haslas placed LCD FLAT PANMEL TVs & HP1>TVs H P * * one or Ueijing's most a rd e n t critics in chnrgc or theihe of Hepresenintlvcs. J Speaker-elect Nancyicy Pelosi cllmbcd the Democratiiratic Party ■ i m : S. -sayosinB— — China for ils humanan ^ ^ ^ T oNY 40" «.•« BRAVU" LCDU 9 s h a rP p : 3 r ^ HDTV WITH ATSC DIOCTALiL abuses. She opposed:d awr ard- - i 16:0 AQIkOUOS" — i ^ f l U TUNER, HDMI ft PC INPUTSTS, Ing C h in a n o rm a lI titra d in g 26" WIDESCREEN LCD jrpDHDIIDTVWrrH178*/1T8* ^^^SR8*Tni8ucTt>ond"XT. • relations throughoutn u t lhr> ' SAM SUNOari: r WIDESCREEN KOTV WTTH 2JHOMMjraFACES, HC NGAN0LE8,MULTM>UEL H SIM W - n tiOHT«ENSOR ft FREEZEB in u ‘•CO HDTV MOhlONiTOR w rra )-o color ha k NOLOOY, 2 HOW™ g j H l l I FUNCTION M M f l 1990s and giving Beijlicijing th e 3000:1 c o n trTRA8T; RATIO, SURROUND SOUSOUND INPUTS•8 ft TABLE STAND -I !j 3I ! L M 200B Olympics, seek!e k in g to IO ANGLE ft ft PEDESTAL ST< JT ™"“ « 9 9 9 ^ 9 0 ^ - 1 ______^ »-• deny ihe country a api p p a rc n i ini^ t 59* ‘ U.S, ap p ro v a l Tor Its behavior.bcl SfiQ QI PAIUSOKIC 32-I-LCD L( HDTV™ '.HJWI'J> »r* LCD MPTV 80NV4e-LCDM0TV___ -» 's :» 1 9 7 a Wilh the 66-year-old3ld PdosI If 5F5Ff *M99-*180>*1g.>1349?>u„no, ,|caSJ9^170^1929'Off •M 99-m-*ae99*AflI* MM 10% on 9' now in a morc powcrfuirfulpub- . lie pulpit, China Is expexpecting PROJECC T iO N T V s more critical treaimont, ~ PLAkSM S A T V s & "This old woman h I a s 0 &HDTVS\ls great bias against Chlnriln a , slbly creating some sttsta tic in China-U.S. relations, }in ' C anrong, a n A m crica» wvvi atch e r at Henmln Univcrsl In Uejjing. saidx In a i _ 4_ . — ' ----- r-i* Wirdnesday on Siika.corcom, one WWBWIMI ■ PANA»MASONIC 42* of China's most p pc o p u la r HITACHI 81-WIDUOeSCREEN PROJECTION ’ REAR ■' PANASONIC: 449 T WIDESCREEN L'lS.'KB WIDESCREEN PLASMA Internei portals. TVWmiHO CAPAIPAGIUTY, IMAAM READY HDTV WITM BUILT-IN i TV WTTH BUILT4N ATSC/ ■ ------I I S n n ll. s p u r SCRCeN PIP. AUTO * 1 0 9 9 ■ I f t M PLASMA EDTVnV WTTH BUILT-IN 5?2LX M • M ajor change.s in U.S HD TUNER. DOLBY* ATSOQAMftOIHTSC TUNERS, SSHMMTtC K TUNtRS, SO * 1 W I : C0NW6R0ENCEANand . 1 1 0 >aouHD - MCMOflMORY CARO SLOT, . 2 M cy toward China aren't: n t likely. hdw " input DIOtTALANOSRS* - 2 0 0 SURROUNDSC 1 0 Tn*S«ro«nd-XT ^ ^ PEDESTAL ST/ HI CONNECTOR ------said Chinese expert!erts, Jin ' I 7 Q O ftHDMI'>INPU In clu d e d . -The Cl:C h in e se , » ^ < 9 8 9 ’ io%ar ^ l i - s S ” “"“ . , « ^ * 1 7 9 S9* l-oreign Ministry, In ihtht » BOV- 50KY M- two*'* HDTV__.l UaONIC so* PLASMA HOTV___ ■•li69*An^.o%on ernment's first publicllic rcac. ‘«09-'M 0-1l •2499-*2B0>>22«9*Af.«t»t»%o« iffiK»'s*1439- ^»99.m>*M99*A>....o%o. don, callcd on Congrcigress to “play a c o n stru c tiv e■ roler( in COU■OR TV s _ V ID E O CS( O M B O S ~ ' promoting our relationsans." ' T h o u g h w a ry o f e ac c h h (other, the administrations>ns ls O N Y j^ J [’tesidcnt Bush and Pres’resid en t Mu’ Jip tao h a v e le airn rnt e d lo SONY T T a m manage the relationIo n sh lp , f : 'r FDTRINrrROH« M m WEOA~ FUT ^ S l emphasizing areas v -M SAMSUNO ■ MAOKAVOX2J-8r STEREO SCREEN DIOn’A L '" — REEN SlIfflFn"’ » 7 a o TO!TOSHIBA 14- FLAT SCREEN TOSHIBA W -T iiT K reE N '' they can cooperate.IC. lik e TVWITHBLACKICKHATIIU TVWrTHATSCOIOrrAL ONLY i nPDEEF ' 2 2 TV'TV/DVD PLAYER COMBO WITH TV/DVD PLAYER COMBO WfTH North Korea, while ket JITAL HDTVWrr»rm sR S » 8 0 digOlOnAL PICTURE ZOOM, DOLBY* DIOTTAL PICTURE ZOOM, DOLBY*>f* ».xr- » y |g . DIGITAUDT8. JPEO OIGTTAUDTS,JPEG _____ disagreements, such . ft™OMI~" VIEWER511 ft REMOTE I S Q VIEWER ft WMAMP] 9 9 B O Beijing’s ba llo o n in g trade^ d c s u r . PLAYBACK X 0 9 • m 7 io%o« AHtrtOtiOr _ _ _ _ 9 phis, from spoiling overall o\ ties. ^ D V D PL A Pelosi and her rise perp ersoni* CAiA Mj C O r o | ^ ^ " C A R STIF E R E O S a > : a s fy a shirt in to n e , analyst!y s is o n d Chinese media said, brlrb rin g in g . . I I to the Tore issues Beijineiing dls- " v£ j n TOSHIBA S4ISC DVDfCD CHANGERI ■ H B B 3 3 PROGRE3RESSIVE SCAN OVD PLAYER IS! likes 10 air publicly: C Ch hinn's I DVD/CD/CD-R/CO^/MP) WfTH PROGRESSIVE SCAN, MP) ANDID DUAL 120-WATT81b t o t « l7 ^ r S I M WMA PLAYBACK. DOLBY* , . ____ " • • h u m a n a n d la b o r rig hiis ts abu's-a DIOrrALfflTS* COMPATIBLE S O f l cs. its trade and curru rre n c y WITH DETACHABU S M s r $ 2 6 - ft UNWERSAL REMOTE 0 9 policies, and its effortrorts to £|K <'iJ|b ■ M FACE ft BASS BOO 9 n o iiii iV *64 befriend governmentsIts like Iran and Zimbabwe'c thai . — CANOIfDVD a \ / D K m m m ------W ashington^rat-oddrwirw ith------—JVC-SUPiR-VNS-HS4UVHS----- CAMCORDUtWITH— —PORTABCr-'^^Hii^ ic .« n l« .ET CAMCORDERER WTTH DIOrTAL STILL CAMED Pelosi "consisitisicnily asxopncAuioo OVD/COMP3 lOOOx 2 . r WIDESCREEN LCI Otto”!'’OVER opposed Beijing's bid fofoi r th e OIOITAL HYPER:'R Z O O ^ SCREEN AND ZSx “ SONY’ DVDD\/ RECORDER WITH WWITH7-INCH innoiicc 320k PIXEL CCD.: d ft 2 . r opTicAuiooox Diorr^OITAL PIONEER ISO-WATTT (CO RECEIVER PROOREiIRESSIVE SCAN, DOLBY* VI Olympics. She oppip p o s e s LCDMONrroR WIDESCREEN I ZOOM UO~. DETACHABLE DIOITAUAUDTS, ONE-TOUCH OUBBINO TFT T LCD MONITOR, Increasing America's culturalcull ff a „ „ K S ' f S & ' KAND s A DVD*R>R|RW.mwVRW.DVD*RDL. o PRE-AMP OUTPUT 0VDA)VIMVDVD^/CD«D4V and sclentinc exchanges5cswlth ^ 1 8 9 D-R/RW, MP) C r •MH-1T00 !OPlaVback $ 4 Q Q p C hina, a n d fo r 10 yea ars rs sh e ^ : ^ 3 9 9 casi opposing votes on1 givinggl ’Ch in a fa v o rc d -n a ilo n tra ti d e status," the respciipected “ O te' imW JIi.VM JD IO ^ Southern Weekend, a nnat a tio n - / ^ 300WOW 1TOTAL POWER S.1 CKAN. HOMEE lEATER SYSTEM WfTH PROGRESSMEVE ally circulated weekly,ly, ■ y M IM M M SCANAN DVDI PUYER, AWFM TUNER, Thursday. ILBY* DIGITAl. MPKR. "A Congress under Pelosi's Pel n W ft SUBWOOFER 9 Q B leadership will noi onlyily ct o n - f x ' corn Itself w ilh C hina'ss inir t e r - vj ERWOOO*210>WA1'IS IUIALP0HE ------n^t-l»um8n-r{ghM aituan ra tio n — ^ ------7 ® = STEREO RECEnmR WITH ALLJJ. ■■■■■■■ini birt also China’s over:v e rse as i s l ‘S >CRETEl AMPS, 9 AUDIO INPVTu m ft 2S4(EY R »O T E 9 Q Q activities wilh neighbo:ib o rin g MU4IH 1 9 ^ ^ 9 1 - countries and Africa," th e IHZS i 3 i S 3 3 C E l Chinese newspaper said.id. pionee« E R m-WATTS 7.1.CHANNEL M In a sign of China's n ■illM BIIH ilB rcceivOVER WITH XM-HO RADIO*. DOLB1 1 OroiTAITAL EX/DTS DECODERS, DOLBY* ouiness, Foreign Minilln istry PRO> LOGIClo HAND officials began qucstior WMA9I tio n in g •vsx4ift. Amerlcon ofliciaJs ond iaca- r.“ *279 demies aboui Pelosi's becile co m - ing speaker in the wcw e e k s ' i ------^^^*M ETPM C£REmBnsoBcoimTJinau »: before th e electio n s. MICROWAVES 'China's starring to p a y H attention" to her, saidd JohnJi ■OSS From i Kom m , a h u m a n rig h ts lobby.lok ■ B , Ma,,cVValley Mall Istln Washington and Bel]Bcljlhg. w M jjl ^ D I !>' “ After Kamm testifled befoefore a ' 4 SHARP 1JSm CU. FT. IIO^WATT congressional panel in I ■ ■ j l _ ! MICROWAVE OVEN WTTH NEW Septem ber, a se n io r dlploiplom ai e ! 4 Polellne Road East e , , in the Chinese‘Embassytssy In ■ I O 1 4 1 4 rt.73S^3i:;^;^ ll .OPTIONS ft MINUTE 9 B B Washington approached hI im IH I B U aM C H O ^O.cownwciowowaCMOOtai -pLuPIUS m-40M O BI . a n d they talked a b o u t Peic Pdosi. I Mwo«a«cr(kcMifiiniii»twfawiiiiiini»n.iin«f»,K»eyK» r U»iy«M ft 0»ln Itf Bipmma m a M BM nv ,1/MUM*. <» (HiOmM MMM^Aann* n « i ^ r* UM CM>- 'She sets the agenda, *r g reau m u s n tm n o i irmmt/AmiiTMr (UUB «or anw « ot>?4ni« nut *o iinxKuw wwr«ia'i>uS«) her agenda," Komm said. SMwomutmvmromwct iii . f • I J i 9^4tfitMM ' \'V & Ic la s s il t e T h e T i mn ec s - N c w s Friday, N ovcn:mm ber 10, 2006 Pa^E-i'F ' 2007 FORD E X P E D I T I O ^N EL SUV Fuel p ui m p s 1 in th e tt c a n k ? 1 ^ Q. I just liiid tiuhe fuel pump L uixuriousslym gffi[edsinfually co nnfortabl( replaced in my Olt)lds Cleni a n d h a v e so m e qii(uesilons fo r. IbwIWoftlijI ------~1 .you ahoul il. I wasa s sta rtle d 10 BylmQwMrJr,r.Ir. ■ niul ihc fuel pumplip is In liic Motor New Mtdfa^Cotponttto g as liinki W liy d oI thtl e y do tills? Il se u m s d a nngerous f lo B a se d o n1 th e to ta lly rC- me loiiavean elece ctric dev ice designed 2007)07 Expedition, ii) su c h a flum innhible location. F o rd unvcUs tlithe Expedition I w as a lso lo ld1 itit's had for th e fuel p u m p 10I run n th e c a r EL extendedd lengthle SUV. En-‘ • / ■ I low on gns. Is thiss Itru e? H ow _ glnceredrorcor c o n s u m e r s i h a t ' . / / long do fuel pump!ip s Ift.st7 want even moin o re c a rg o -c a r- / / -M ikcFcrrii. ry in g c a p a blllty.thcELIsall ilir j - dyard.Conn. about m ore-I-12-inch longer iJ 7 Lcdy wheelbase, 114.1 4 .8 -in ch In - ' M IN D E R I c re a s e In o verall e ra length and 9 ' I t h eE H O O D 24 c u b ic feetm t ni 'o r e c a rg o H Brad space-(han1 th e p re v io u s . irgholdt ^ e d i t i o n . i ; T h e h e w Ex]Expedition'ELis unique from1 theth B-plUar A. UlcciricfuelpI pumps are ______b a c k w ith itss ownov flooi |iini found on all fuel-ininjected ve- one-piece bod)ody side, run- h id e s a n d a h a nIfui d f o i f old e r n in g b o a rd s,, rerc; a r fasc ia , ro o f cnrhureicd models,:1s, A fuel-in- rac k , re a r q ulorter a rt glass, one- B i jeclion sysiem.'lectric ’.s elc plecc headlinci and quaner roiarypumpIsI oino r n e a r th e panel trim. Ther h e s e c o n d -ro w fuel tank ns liieya re art go o d at doors are also30 iu n iq u e to Im - pushing fuel hutnoi nc pulling prove the ingrcigress a n d eg re ss ll. to b o th se c on d a n d th ird . h av e a low- row s. I punipand 11 O ^ e rc d In1 rcar.-wheelrc or mp attached four-wheel drivIrive c o n flg u ra - e ith e r case tio n s a n d XLT,T, EddieE Bauer lolcd and lu- icl passing and Limited iriitrim levels, the ' ru n n in g E x p e d itio n ELLL Is1: p o w e re d b y H D 7 rfuel is not Ford’s truck-proproven 5.4LT^I- ISm m ;lire. ton V8 engine.c . M^ o tio n Is H M s im ips are transferred to tl^ 0 th e g r o u n d 10,000 to th r o u g h a n aill-n ll-r e w 6R six- ^ | | | H p iervice a n d speed auiomaiiilaiic resu lt o f tra n s m is s io nI. . WVV ith m a n u a l roniamina- shift capability,ity. ih e n e w ar. g e a rb o x feature!lires a w id e ric fuel 6.04:1 gearratioItio and tw a vhai noisy. o v e rd riv e g e airs rs ithat deliver ~ B u f l IHHM Icr m a y he im p re ssiv e perf(e rf o rm a n c e a n d jOO 007 FUd [pMlKkHi - I n m i i•Iv l n aly nim bi* S o m e veh icles strlciedfuelhi fu e l eco n o m yV- . p re ssu re in -ta n k purnal mecha- th ird ro w a ccess. On the road,id , th e n e w Ex- t n b e n high-pressure pumL>, w llh a n ExpMfitkNiby^Nun A slid in g c o rn e r sectlc p e d itio n EL iss a s tro n g , WHEEISAJ A U : ' W I 10 liie c h assis. In eiicliimp and ManufBCtuWW s R e s t e d RMail Price can be moved forward u smooth perfomi)rmer - respon- 131.0; overallow leMth: 221.3; P il ’l l lV t 7 > (MSRP) rof ihe 2007 R)Ford Expedition starts from th e p u m p s are coolrve a n elcc- a n d viii(mi:,78 11 In c h c s to give (he froi slv e a t sp e e d an< 78.8: hetfrt: 77.7 1,625 for the XLT 2WD model up to} $$42,575 for the Limited 4WD. bricated by the fuelurreni .7a3(4W0)-oilmeas- ' se a l p a sse n g e r e asy occc )l bru sh im p re ssiv e ly nimble.nin Han- 2S ,2fits in Inches. tlnatlon charges add $820. through litem, sn ri d lln g a n d c o n trc to a y o u n g child. T lic sec •very low o r ou t o ffiits b efo re it itro l a r e n o t-a ENOINE:^ « i;7 7 55 ibibs. automatic au power door locks, ond row seating Is availa chore despite! thth' e S U V s 3 - 3 0 0 h p o t5 .0 0 0 rp m tOWINQINQ CAPACITY: side^ntmslon sK door beams, lire b c n eflcial 10 lo n g II la rg e o v e ^ size 55IU?.ftoU«saueat , 9,000Olbs. lb; .. ______, _ , p n in th e 4 0 /2 0 /4 0 co n flg u r E lectric fuel p tmlo to pre- m r FEATURES: Iv - E x p e d itio n EL“ rli a ^ a ll Sm^w?remotal^M ^ ' tio n o r w ith nvo captaln'i u.sually go o d fo r 00,fuel p u m p front airbags, front seat- • Op Optional safety equipment in- chairs and a walk-throug ir)0,000 miles ofsei) ctIs to new chassis, engengineered to sJx-spe^i^ sutomatJc with manual mounletinled slde-lmpact airbags. eludes clu a navtgatlon radio system. iode. mi '' ' c c n te r p a ssag e . T h e third ge n erally d ie a s a ierrc a s spec- Ford F-Series inickduxablll-tru OTRja 1 curtain slde-lmpact a lr t i^ , WAvarranty: lEL ECONOMY: AdvaiminceTrac stability control sys- 8ai s c d lm e n l. w aier coi"ilfeiim c" ty sta n d a r d s . ThisT hi provides Wcitj/20 task!: 3 ^ / 3 6 . 0 0 0 mile, ro w se a tin g folds flat Intc with Roll Stability Control. bumper-tfrbumper. bu lio n o r sim p ly w earI w orks th e so lid foundaisdation neces- c(Wl7 hv the load floor, providing ery saver, four-wtwaldlso . 'r . f w W liiieaU electricoug h a s a ry fo r su p e riorlordrivlng r e s with antHotit, tiraka 83- Cor ’ easily acccssible cargo sp p u m p s a rc som ewcr. h a n d d y n a rn ic s. electronic brake force Roaloadside assistance; 5- without Ihc inconvenieni PAYlOAOlio CAPACITY: dlstflb!^IbuUon, fuil-slie spare tire, »«8r/60.000mlle,2-Wiotjr. yet one lhat gels loudeinc-quarler Control hardvr d w a rc fo r th e o f rem o v in g a heavy, c u n Idling you ofa restm r es. EL sta r ts w ith, a ffo u r-w h ee l b c rs o m e r e a r se at. A . flller o r w o rn in ie rnfa falling suspension.' ra'lfi-ff”matures a flve-llnk bilityary a rc e v id e n t. D isp lay s. proved pi contours, larger bol-ll- segmeni-excluslve opiioi I n d e p e n d e n t su s nlsm . It is possible,L* noise’ or b r b e tte r c o n tro l o f c o n troirols li and switchgcar arc st< Powerfold third-row seal fe a tu rin g a n all-rdl-new double- c tio n in d u c tiv e c u rre n t jwcli e r loss, at suspension lorc/artanand lateral load large,!, ei e a s y to re a d a n d u se . upgradcd U[ materials 10 pro fo ld s flat w ilh th e to u c h c w is h b o n e f ro n t s d up to lat) scope, to ohservip's current 4 o n o tu b e sh o c k s o n A flaji( cccabin floor facUitlcs vide vi< Increased comfort on b u tto n . w ith a sh o r t- aandlong-arm n d '"^M o, front- trie fuel pump’s cun)le Job for comers allow for Interiorrio r m o v e m e n t a n d a c - lo io n g trip s. 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I PARTS w/9 speed 34200. 326-6644 ovo’ Now Ordering "2007 Mus■lust- soil, sacrilicol | i | / f | A « “T — about FREE STOR. ” Utility Trailers SBJS a e r o l i t e '97 21 i fe l ^ AGE to May 1.2007. = .™„°y"i“'. 5o;a'‘"S™„"'gor trans. ' ,tj Four W lnnt“ bolow .*7,917,995 lokos ll homo. .Qioal condiiion, loi - v , ^ :,'T T . 215-65 J.OOO Ibs.. HARLEV OAVIO!?ON ;all 208-735-0102 HAULMARK Cargo Ulr, Loss lh '05 Sponsior with,f, Boat Show prtcing Coll ----- ■*“ : od with nil Iho oxir. ’O' Hat bod . , , thru Nov. 30lh. Ordor —— 6x10. singlo axlo. $160 Ic oxiras nnd S8S mlos JLFSTREAM 04 32' CtiMh II.-us milc (!> du.ii batioii' was used ” NOW & SAVE. QULF inni^-iiiL • S5.900 or best offor; oH JAYCO '07 Octano 'usod onco. $2400 326-57 lot onl/S69D5. :iass A. 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Musi ’jbskiJ e J ' 11^ '«»• *>»<*■:i 'i' H i ------bmkoaIkes. $8500/ ofler CASH TOIrODAYI 6226 loavo m ouogo. ggm »ndiW n S ’8.900.732-6282 Buying oil yonrs, solll $11,900 208- c III 208-539-3559 Buying oHII yyears. s 733733-2994or371-3029 I5750 rrmhos ond modols DODQE W models 1-60Q-S74-I24fl, ------^------FORD Bt '91 u ion m m m m m m m QMC '0 4-1248. HEVY '81 000 ion 4*4. AT.T, AC., 5.8 ■ K m S i J t W H oxt c CHEVY dualdually, natbed, .454 iitor. 8 (001 to bod. FORO'04 F-250 Crow. literr VV8. 152K hwy. ------:u, In. onQlno. 4 145K milosnilos. looks i « l . dkisol. 41K milos. rnlles.les. voty good B l H n i M Floibod. whiio. auto. Id., $8,700. 208- spood irons. Runs and runsuns good, s - ^ 30001b. Ufl eolo, AC. 4x4. e*c cond. corxl.. good. Soil as ts S3.7S0. $29,500 ' 539-289-2803. Fairfield CHEVY'03 ' s?& j V « oulso. sioko sldos. SISOO. Call Chad at CHEVY '99 ‘99 Tohoo t S t ^ O S t ^ i v r A u t o q ^ c -o Silvorado. 2500 HD. 208 P $ 2 9 ,9 5 0 : '04 Siorra 2500 - I V H H I ;08-410-5282. 4x4. 2 door. dC 5.7 K 29K, Ourama*. CHEVRC^BT'] ------litor. 105K05K milos. . ■ 275 S. Idoho St.. ” P- 4*4J 4 dr loadod Tohoo. V8,5.5.7L auto. NEVY ’96 1-Ton. povrtor. ox( Wondoll 208-536-1900 " J r r ‘l*^.’r TIH K BP. BJ ^Goodilrt B M | SMC'04 3500 crew (4) all all terrain T/A w cab long bod Oura- 35x12.501 on max diosol. 40.000 American . ilaula Annm T can radttg rims, f q r d '02 ExDlore QMC miles. SLT. OVO. Liko Fits V loi uer.va, 3 2 4 - 3 9 0 0 ' f i n | ' •4x4, tons bod. V-10. . now. !r“ ono ownor, irood:‘ V ***. EtfdloBaiiei (M T1AC tow. bodllnor. «uto. AC. PW.W. PU n>.canpaulas.cani . -17K miles $34,500.^ coll 208-3M-312-4226. leothof. front & rear -^-A N A M B W W Bob Chayney M-F 8-7: Sat 8:30-6. $ 2 5 ,9 5 0 28lfs»Soli, 2 iAU cover for $19-986 RHVDUJT10N 3 taapm tn itt David Johnson 3rd F-ISO Super BM WWW. I ^^^GeneralM anager^A cab. blue, excel- niDOLEKAinUrtT »ndlllon. $450. ~ Z Z ' ^ J : Z 8 y Hours: M-i _ “20M3M48I S Sn m d l e y i j ^ 08-280-1391 208-7W-770Croo g g 1 - 1997 DODGE GRAND a Kwifuma^wtif a ? . w M f «f s f i i U . < 5 ,9 8 0 * 5 ,9 8 0 :______» , 8 8 0 * 6 ,9 8 0 M S ” S . 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SI74 S] cuii ME >11. Vi»inu«t 10 n>«<. ri fflsmaflBg] jfliiHiaw Bwim mpiB ag i E-6 TItnet-Newt. TtHnMn FtOi,Idaho Riday.NevtmberlO,10.2006 Suldoiku Answiswers: , 212 0 0 ' 2 0 0 Employment EmpkiDlovmMit ACRROSS It '" | 2 I3 } p p T T p r - i ■ I s 3 | 2"2 9 "716 4 51 = * 1 Part•t IOf U S M C ______DRIVERS I OENERAlB*. I 6 C hururch service j 2 7 4 6 3 5 1 8 9 p Now Hiring lOTrelll!D ispart ------6 5 9 Q_ Class A 4 B Im^ E gm . on Tim es-P m a g i € v a Blday,Novefnber3ber 10,2006 Tlmet-Newi.TMlnVallt,!I, Idaho E-7 2 0 0 2 0 0 2 0 0 ' 2 0 0 2 0 0 Fiiday, Nov. 10.;0 . 2 onc "Employmentt Employment _ Employment Employgloyment Employmeni — I PROFESSIONAL MEDICAL SA L ii ELECTRICIAN I PLUMBERS CNA Oil shifts, indud- ’ Talomajmarkeler Elocirician’Jouinoy T j i E LKonsod Jogm ey- Paycho-Soelal Hoha- \C ES ON BRIg p G E ^ Bobby WW< olfT V bllltation Speelallat inQ wookonds. oxcol- Parl-iimofw olficoo' holp. A Approntico. men (S26-S32) & lont waoo, WikJwood Groot phonophoi skills a Elite Electricic Apprentice*, 2-3% In Burloy. Start S15- '®' S17ho'ur.BAdooroo. ALF 536-S544 musi.. HourlyHo poy 208-788-546292____ yoofs oxporionco ommlssion. j® Call 208-878-3350 r e < “A c o r p o r a tio n i NORTH ll-IMA (SI6-S2S) noodod RESTAUBANT t m S mT1 am ikforO reg PUBUC SERVIC « prefers lo ojfer a in Hoiloy/Sun VolloyHoy ——— — Delivery 0 parson & ______: job to a man ttoho t already has A J . 8 ' RECEPTIONIST Caihlera C needed. f ' w . r r w m e s s a g e oroa. Bonoriia. T o lin entry inlo par- V K J 1 0 7 Call g0a-7ca«7820.lO. Secrotary/Raceptlon- part-timo p< or luil-iimo Fodoral . one,... obtain —-I 'lit noodod, must havo ApplyA In poison at C L A Sj S I F I E D S EmptoymontIt . adine. in termn s o f empioi/menf. ♦ A K J 7 ------oxcoliont compuior Mandarin I H quta 1 to toad, mo inlormaion Is froIreo. you ahOuld baL'«n i a/iW i .s’totf 0/ 4 k K 1 0 4 PROFESSIONAL skills, onorgotic oblo 73! loprinil- Romombor. no 01 Full-iimo Oulpatlenint to mutll-tosli ond good — D^a “ WEJ/ E S T E A S T AlcohoVdrug Coun-in- communication sAills. RESTAURANT RE5 Coll Tho ITm Timos-Nows you — Alan Harrington a » fl 6 3 A K 1010 7 ' Mior* noodod.I. Wooo OOE. PleaM ' +ring Hinr for o Manager to.placoneo your od , Iroo ...... V 9 V A QJ : 2 BacholofS In Socialial call Cam at 934-8872 Trainee. Tn Woqo OOE. 208-733-093-0931 oxt. 2 infiimation aboiwul ...... >04 Wort, PsycbotogyI or ------Apply Ap irfporson al A A A A fodorntjobs. ♦■ 10 11 8 4 2 ♦ Q y Ie 6 3 rolaiod (lold or CAOCOC RESTAURANT Roata 016 ------Call Caroorr P u l y p iJ i^ e lff ilin the hot scat as *. Q 9 5 3 2 ♦ A J I 7 7 • 144 Main St S WELOERS liconso. Sond rosumo""0 Btuo Lakos CourMry Amoriea Easl here, andd Ilook only at your Walker Canler Club • ts sooking a ___ In Kimberly Expoiioncod’" ^ W ald e ra . Connoctlon. S O U T H ■ own hand and dudummy's while try- 762 FaDt Ave Food a Baverage sec “ "I* A A Q 9 5 + 2 Twin Falla, 10 83301« Manaflar. Evoning JECRCTARY Good wagos""3Sn.. ing to find theE2 tbest route to six Full-time Secretarial (its. Pro-orr)-omploymont '------— V 8 « 5 3 crfaxlo208*734>1404 • riours. Call 733-2330. Irick-s. posiwnoponm drug lost.»t. I Stiockey 218 ♦ 5 Burloy.£ Rocovory sh e et Metj u— Afiaitisl two spspades. West leads ♦ 8 r> SALES knowlodgo a plus., |D. 208-4;ri-sTS’’ Tlnw s^w Sond rosumo and tho heart nine.le. You take your Inside Adv t - . For Sale By OiMiur! Or Upgrades, ready to . In desirable neighb 3 bdrm.s, 2 ^ bs Charming & well bulli 2 0 8 7 S ta d iu m ] CaU f o r a p p L 2 0 8 -< '» RUf)r,NoirMnberl0,2 t 5 ” 7 0 3 7 0 3 ~ 7 - ^ T m T T ” 704- 7 0 4 . -: , • . : 7ro 0 4 7 1 4 H o rs e a n d Ta ack c k H o ra e a n d T a c k Hoffeandtick. Honii(i » r i d T t c » f t m And Pel P M A n d P e t FPetoAndPet Paetureaa a W a n te d ^ ‘ Siippnei,. _ s a p p i i w CU SSIC '9 t Monaic BANES ‘06 16 loci RLLYS R 2) 7 month old WESTEHhiflN SHOW - •tur* natded horso stani bumpumoor 800SO nock, butlot riltys, | $300 oach. 1) 1 SADDLEDLE 15 Inch, to (ood cows. ««« BEAOLE for^M ioTlie. FREE kittens. 2 monlh VOR lOy or ours, pull troilor. WWoioroi noM- « '0 - •yr 1 old liily S400, Call Boouliluiilllul tooling ond SHORT* '" “'O'>ilh 2 oki boys & girts all male, mt 6^ k s Old, sum m err pasture tonh. n a / rad(, oanol par brush londors. 208-670-2114 ; ______Silvot concho.Cor $350 or 16- nood good k>ving $6,500.20S-731-0103 “ DllOf. 420-1878 fOIMTEF^Rpup., PW«-Ca« 208-316. (or 2007. Can ; fochs, btg wnlk-m Iro HORSE Draft/fl0ldlr>0 AKC rofl,. wholpod w fl” 6.______homes. 208-733-6286 Ca«^=S?b.047., I tat* room, (oicl-i -1277, oia-op h o r s e 3 yoor Old fog- kid > broko, lo rido, Rog 7 0 4 .- 9/23/06. bolh1 {paronis BEAOLE pupplos. AKCXC f r e e Lob Wikk male. 7 0 5 I bock tack loot‘OS'"' istorod APHA Bay blaekAvhito t palm stud q ^ . • It huntors raguiorod, (3) molos. '0 5 FARM GROUND I 511,000 Of bost oH( 03. 10 months Old, Needs D (or 2007 . flowing, big arxJ boou- vory v flontio w/moros., r W(.AndM. » / rA K .!■)i. $300- (3) romalos. $30000. a good ‘ home. Call rFamBplpment 8l Coll 208-S39-4SS8 titul. jjroor* broko, lots g^roon { broko $300 oa. • $111 Magic Vaikjy S U D D liat'' S350, Call 208-539- 20 each, MoUior 2 years'ars 208-934-8463 = 8-358-1277. ------ot potontlal, SSOO or Olhor ( horso# nvoil T ^ ' ' 2720 or 208-42:423-4361 okJ. Call 208-677- OHN DEERE ' « « '“» 7n FREE U b Bordor Col- I E Q U I N E: Iradu for oldor kkls 308-4458 : or 308-4122 ♦ ♦ ♦♦ ♦4 ♦ « « ♦ ♦ 4889or208-312-4869 7700 Uaclor. MFWD. 8 0 1 ■ • horso, 20S-324-924S — EH SPANIEL ------f i lie X, 1 yoar-Old, or 208-308-0600. HORSE HI rog Quarab OS, AKC r«g.. 7 AMERICANBULL BEAGLES 9 wk ,ld,oUl. Spoyod. lonwle, sr. .S L 'r Antlq«iu e s A n d V Paul Struchen maro, Zaras wookss oWold, 1” shots. 4 ' MASTIFF, 3 lomalos. lo. purol)rod. 3 molos.2 2 Shols, Vory friendly, f " HOflSe DISPERSAL ( 50 324-1425 or S39-142S dilkin, $36,000 or best C olle(tectiblea' ’ T rim m in g Fantasy*. 5 yoa/s old. adorablo,blo black malos 1* i 2^ sho«ols tails lomalos. shols. $250 olfor. Call 206-934. ' Thoroughbred. Ouar- S600,208-438-9490. < ' «„h whit. Wo can handto all whito markingsll dockod. S200.50. Colt Cash only 543-9283 . FR£E Lab ao ss. male. 4970 497) Ot 208-308-3265 r - Time,10 Around ' lor Horso. Paints, — 208-S43-5811 Anthony 308*79 your Itimming'3 Siallions, Brood- HORSES H( 3 Woll broko ”*♦♦♦♦ BORDER COLLIE 7 Friendly. Pkiase call ]ue Mall ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Jo 206-733-7743 or OHN DEERE 450 ma- I noods. maros. Young horsos. saddio a horsos. rkio or HowBoSTeSnooTjr ss.ie;.! ■ months oU. rog, malo. nH ou$«and 30 years oxporlonco.neo. Colts- Coll lor blood- pack. p 5-11 yrs old. 2 Cia»»iiw)».’Kl*. Tho answor »p««a&o B05 s9 o 0 a e M 8 8 1 0 . a t o I8 1 0 811 8 1 8 • ..Electronics _HoHotTUb&Ppoto Comiwnputew Furniture &Catpatpet ftfmHure A Carpet Fum i ftufe& C^ Hsaieatlngand : ' U s c ^ WantedToBuyL Condltlonlnfl WANTED TO BUY SOHY. sr'p fo io o io n vp I BED ktf>g sUo.i.~ Ir lrw BEDROOM SET S p c.. CCOUCH A LOVE SEAT A lf CC , w good condiHon. $300. - —— or. HOTV. KP-57HW40, «l t now fflclorv P*"'pillow solid «4ood. now novor oxMllonI condikxi, iSISOO « bost oHof Id box usod. Ust $1295. Will Coll 208-735-2236 tar WOOD/CiDrt:OAl. com b^ °m Slf”5 I S S c K p S ^ P u '2 f^ ” s7“nSl,5 np« wmgnt 206-293-4807 SIMO/Oltof. Coll 200- Cnll2Oe-28O-4610. Q/otfor. aoll for $499. 420- moro Information. > Nordic I 176. 6350. Can dolivor. ; Call kl8-420-6350. In Paul ar WELDER and k r 4 0 7 l08-3t2-3531. ocotyieno ci r ■ w . # s os f s ; ------, Atololopptiancos Wostom Styto. CHINA HU S r . “$'ir00.» . call ' W _ cC allgM ^4-M 16. SM.'mlMC,lc ? o w a « ^ a 208-678-7590. ------429 Locust 9^' SOFOFAS Italian loaihor. I iubo, • $800, WELDER Lincolnpin Elec- (by Hormon Parfc) ______brebrown or whito, $475, ubs, $275. Coll Itic SP135T. Uko 55 or 404-6668 cond. Now (luxHux wire. TWIN FALLS Sal Nov N likeliko BOW condrtlon, do------. Now holmel. I. J $450. 9-2pm Benefit: livoty ovoil. 733-7326 DRYWALLLL TOOLS Call 208-934-560'5608. garage salo lor our. V Panasonic, ook Auto™t«llic lopor. Rat sister school InI f l GREEN AU'iUTO GROUP INTROI NCEPlUS+1 IctbirMt. v c n $100 onglo lools. 8 3 2 • Guadalajara. All kinds. ODUCESMAINTENANI Dll. 208-734-3324 for olfor. Eloctric W****#! T aS PBi liv 3tuff. food. dmBfiUUiiB! 1 I dryor $50 00 W a n te d T o B i snacks. Still oceeptinj j i s n n - m i s m S i a08 ' ; or 404-9318 — : ------— clean ctonalions. ------WANTED ham i Perrine Elemantary ' " Ui.«liiil|gis|(|ti|feill;|lll|lkfsBti| ' lk|iinttllii)i SKfta ■ ^ '*'* FREE insunsulaiod somi ostolos. radio ti I ■ iniMiiiifi Heating and : 'rudt bed30d, usod lor guilors. ft Iubo» o K s: «2CaawellAve.W. _ ------\ m m A i ____ ^ L l - , — « « « 9>r—vory—good,— o _ 6all-503-e90-907i ______^ J l l S | l » « B W r L o n o iu o n tn g condition.>n. You naul. ------' hinUUiinliii Only] I0am-4pm. ' FimliiiaKiaiii tiii • Wtk|<|mi^mil|ailili|rt;tniB,Rfffi 'i = ■ ' ,, 208-735-8; use for ' Moving Salel Roing- REPUCE Fischer * ^ K L , o u . . ' CS<|il9tali|in iKdiikirtBL I \TOR 12000 pons. Will pk;klick upi erotor, slovo. tanning injlil niM|»il ^Sljiack iron wood stovo. leais up to 2000 sq ft air coolod. Coll 66 Koya 736-;36-7001 I HjiiiiiaiiqiAiiliiiliimia ■ iiiMiajMma E H f'0‘ ft ongino 480- ^ ” mlseotloneous, iM MUtnillE ■ borlomo. no bkJwor. 0 ^ ‘fch 0 ) BUY 784 Quincy Street Jampor pipo. $450/ f ^ '^ O0 nmourned on WANTED TO I ,ll.,.g0».324.3;7l. traitor. $3500 30«6. 270 or H i i l ^ ' l m T i i w J _£!l! 3-766-5420 rilflo. also compc.m o o ^ TW'N FAI-LS United W-50™ Methodist Churcl) ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ B m r r e ------youlh bow. 40-5' VTOR Colo- pull. 208-543-530.530, B a u a r November Now“ " “ li i i n , I,™ “ 5 ^ I ------1 r . 9am-4pm. Luneh Handing gas hoaxth. 500, hko now. — ^------lan 15 hours. WANTED TO iUYAnyBUY served front 11:30- Uo^odot OV425, diroct ? “ '5“? . 'oni Of vonical. co- aJ3o..ru<>08-733-0903 otd osioios: Pottery, Pot 2pm. Soup. Chili, pie. - T - z — ; picluros. Indiann Iloms,lit Bok'od goods, crafts ft amk: onomol coating, QENERATO ) lack, vendors. $1211200.208-934-8882 EM500A' * » 275. Mapio jowolry. quills.I, t(tods, 360 Shoshone E OASAS STOVE Oundro '®“' , ‘okons.! •iro. Grand Bay OV40 leaves. ^® $75. 32*.^721 or S39-ASJ m i WENOELL Soturdoy eS | i*conont w d il'io n V vacuum liko ------Only! 9em-4pm. Es- $1.1;i.OOO. Ploaso call IS. 5” Amona . 16 WANTED TOI BUY i tale Salo InsUel 208 sovo books) I pay cos^cash lor HousohokJ Itoms. fur- oozof $75. All otd books. Western Wos nlture, lools, ouiskle TRA!lASH BURNERS 2) Itoms inn nico 1 doan Hislory, 'Childxlildion's. furniiuio. smotl SIO100 ond $150 tor cond. Chriatmaa Chr la Uteraturo. LDS.'S. Mill- largo oppllonces ond loro Information ot coming. 208-436- lory. olc. 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agoi^ v . c a r b e h in d y o u can 't stoo p o< r s h o u ld s ta n p la nning n in in the cold it gets at nig niglit w h ere you d o e sn 't know how , it wili ill b e su m m e r m o n th s. MMiake sure will b e golnii and nasty. yo u r b a ttery is u p to a n d brin g H H I ^ I IBB*'* I to th e task. e n o u g h clo th es tot keep you D on't e x p ec t drivers to rrec- ■ It d o e sn 't take lo nlg g fof r th e safe a t d ia t te m p mpcrature. ognize how precarious ththi in g s cold to z ap th e lifee out0 of your I lave at least b basic knowl- arc. Drivers of automobilebiles battery. Many motoritorcycle bat- edge of hypodier a n d have a hard enougli timene tcrlcs don't last morclorc than treatment of it (w (when noticing motorcyclcs In1 th e tw o years. W in ter ridrid in g p u ts te m p e ra tu re o f yi sf yo u r body w arm s u m m e r m o n th s; theytht even more strainon on a battery, falls to a level a t « w hich c ertain ly a re n ’t looking for Keep it charged, vital o rg an s cari r n o longer you in th e w inter. W ho wow o u ld In sp ec t yo u r b ikcc e mt c ch a n i- fu n ctio n you a re are experiencing b e crazy e n o u g h to rid e: a cally. M ake su re thie e bikeI h a s h y p o th e rm ia). H; I. Mypoihermia m oto rc y cle w h e n it's soI cocold? been thoroughly insjn sp e c te d \WII de v elo p rapic apidly , You've go t to rid e defensiviisivcly for a n y m e ch a n icasl l prop b lem s, c a u se d by co ld , w a n d /o r a n d alw ays b e a w a re o f'other oti .cable wear, anti-free:•eeze, tire w indy w e a ih c r th r th a t th e vehicles. pressure. Being stranra n d e d in bod y a t a sp e e d fj faster th a n it W lien rid in g in th e win intt te r, th e m id d le o f now/h he ere in 20 can p ro d u c e he a t w ind-chill b e c o m e s a sericerious degree temperaturesres b e ca u se A n o th e r n o te : 'I factor, a n d e v ery effort shouldsho of a breakdown canin tut rn a b ody w h erc you'r< a n d b e m a d e to in su la te y o ujr r s!skin pleasant ride into aa life-11 w h en yo u expect to from ex p o su re . W hen a threatening situationion. Search and Rescu 'scue motorcyclist is travelingja at tG O Ride in a re as that a t youy 're a p p re cia te th is Ic' niph, und the outside tcmf;mper* familiar. Scout outI youryc ning Ifyou travol ivCl to rem o te a tu re is 40 d e g re es, th e wwin in d - favorite trails in thle e sums m er. p la cc s .ilone in id win- chill is going to be a brisksk 22 5 ICnow w h ere th e rock3cks ju t o u t ters. yoii sh o u ld h h a w exten- degrees. At the sam e speedc ed , if o n th e trail. In w interIter, a th in sive surviva). oriei >rienteering a n d th e te m p d ro p s to 35. th>c e layer o f sh o w c a n co \ covcr grass- shelter-buildinglg s: By w ind-chill d ro p s to 17 cs, sagcbrtish and rockrot a n d u sin g c o m m o n se d e g re e s you won't be able to tellt the planningohead, y Most motorcyclc manufalufac- dilTcrencc Just by loo!looking. riding experience tu rers o ^ e r so m e kin d oif f w in - W h en in d o u b t, slow3W down. just as satisfying (; ter riding suit, similar toI a K now exactly w henle re y o u uneventful) a s ani a n y o d ie r tim e snowmobile suit. Heatedd are, a n d w h ere to gojoin I ease of of year. ------handgrips can providc-com:om ------a n e m e rg e n c y rlfc a u f fo n , a n d so m e bikes olferer winter storm, die ikysky a n d K ent S c h m id t ix h e a te d seats. A full-facedd hi;]-hi laqdscapp con blendid into one design d irtc to rfo r - S t e - - f o r r i m e s - m e t w ill afford th e b e st propro- grey palette that oblitblitcratcs News. H c can b e It . A • le reached at tection from the elements,Its. a n y la n d m ark s. In coseca: y o u Kcnt.Schmi(it&ce. - J ' but if the visor is single-panpan e, il will b e p ro n e to fogging.'8- Wc are a debt reliefrcl agcncy. Wc help pcopl S now m obile h e lm e ts are opic file for yM jjm designed for winter condi^ bankruptcy’ reliefrc under the bankruptcy tions. a n d a re less p ro n e to ' fogging, b u t n o t all a rc DOT)0 T approved for motorcyclu us 'Hiai means if you crash am bum on tho motorcycle, the•he CA«pfn< pin7A IJ • r e W o> rk H aa r d e r non-DDT approved snowmivm o - Slop Collttrioio. Fertcl b ile he lm e t urill n o t offer• lh< th e , ______Fail‘ Ex.£ ^ l t n c i d ■ -S' b e st p ro te c tio n . Look for•DOT DC / Q u e s t i o n : oOne of my creditors 3 y o u di o n ' t h ? ------appro^-snmvmobUc-hcl^P*- '^ ^ is gumishing i ave_tiX- g m y wuges m aking it B H m cts. im possible to suppiippon niy fuinily. Will ~ ~ T h e re a re several p ro d u c t ta ucts bunkruptcy stop thisis ggumishment? Dme see w hy patieients from 6 statess com( e TO US! th a t c laim to b e anti-foggin(gJng. The best I've found is a treai A n s w e r : Yes. T he N orthw est’s5 Il^rem ler Prosthetii3tic C enters rs. T he filing o f a bunkrupicy:y cu.scc results c d c lo th fo u n d a t y o u r local . t a . i n the immecliutiiiute entry of. un Order for Rclic elief including O u r S i c m oto rc y clc sh o p . a provision callcd un Jlogan say s if ALL!.! ;; un Automiitic Stay. Tlie stay prohibits pn any K eep y o u r c o re w orm . SorocSor further collcction actiictivity of uny sort, und vjoluiion ion o f the stay m a n u fa c tu re rs offer a heateiated cnn result, in seriousus finuncial sanctions against yoi your crcdilor, vest th a t p lu g s in to y o u r bikesbik Also, the Trustee InuyInu rccover money gumishcd fr J from you in p o w er o u tle t. By ke ep in g;your yoi the yo-day period priprior lo Ihc fiiiiig of your hunkn nkntptcy ease.' core lemperature warm, There urc a few shuuiiuuiions Where the sluy is only tem tem poniry, but I you're warming your vitalJ for most people the: stSluy rcmuins in effect until the c lie entry o f the o rg a n s ar\d allo w in g yo u rI* Discharge Order, the i hc order pcrmunenlly forgivingg youyi of legal bo d y to d istrib u te blo o d to responsibility for youyour dehls. Possible exceptions i ns to the stay y o u r e x tre m ities y o u r feett anda r includc the collectionon of past due domestic .support < Ort obligoiions like c hild .support undnd alimony. ______, Idaho Pros)5thetic!S & Orthithotics Most sporting goods m H B n N e o T H n « M u n E ; d e p o n m c n ts sell sm a ll, on c-e tim e u s e h a n d -w a rrh e r p aacks ck onsullatlon ;atello Burle]ey Idaho Falli th a t c a n p ro v id e h e a t fo r 6 ‘otc Email: birritcrt Ills Rexburg 8 ho u rs. If yo u w e a r Insulate-ated IMOooduigluigsj.w. H m 1-8800 678-741484 523-900010 656-9000 , b o o ts a n d gloves a n d fin dI thth: a t ■ P.C Box .129.».TW.nF*ll» T> Wl7IM.n CK l07 i» a u ru m : Stocks air* n li: lltlMl alphabeUcsD/ by lh* convon/ai/a hiS nam* (not Its abbr*vla- CoxOitnCm . 203 .03 a n -M 40 CIS Ijs M{W '21 2IS7 tS VwSnrenCmiuMii -.75 tion).CcxTipanynomnamM maS* up (M m W i app*»r at th*i*b*ginningoi*«:hl«un- I ^ •14 JSll’ “ aMo'll7 rtSif-J.* 40* II 2SI7 .11 hnCn 1SI7 .» MurNcamBe M37.1D UU. ” til! ! h ■” HO/t .11 S90 DIv: CuitoAt•nnualinuai OvkJond nt* (WM on (lock. IMU^donlaMstqtwmiyo'Mml- 0 !H2l? I? 2 ''II u J**i -a-22 ■ U UlS-IM >314 .11- "">• • *■ •“ ma* a pm .71 .71 OM >2U .01 MI« itl UHIH 441 D6 ,U ^ fMththn^trW.2m Comics ) ' CaU 206-S36.2S06 j 206^31-3283 __ «*i. ..• N FALLS 2 bdrm. . • RCTB9327 } plox. DW, AC. car- .