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C ongress ena< ■ PPage A2 twin faFALLS - Most of the macted the three-' and iss unfair Tracy said, berb e of resources in the fet‘ederal ^ year pilot feee piprogram in 1997 people whoho have been d tc d by to Ida!ahoans, . The issue aroseare when the feder- ' courts,”cot Derden said Wednenesday, and later extend i;>Y the U.S. Fon ended it two more • orest Service for failing said M ike al governmentnt declined to press a “we“w look at the likelihood ofol sue- years. C raig has M a g i c V a l m ;;’* to buy a par)arking pass for certain has supported the T racy,y, a ' case againstt ana Oregon woman .cescess..That*s-i»hat diey payy us to ' program, butut he has also ' he Sawtooth National s p o k e Quiet compromise: Resiesid en ts P“« s o t the :esman who has steadladfastly.refused to do."do. expressed conceincemi about prob- are looking for federal 1 ther bought a pass or for U.Sr.S. Sen.' , pay the $S feefe« to park her car The'1 Sawtooth National FForest lems with the proj ne. program. muffle noise at HailQr’s L arryf Craig.( while she hikeked in the Sawtooth adoptedadi the trailhead parkindnafee Hoye wass drivingi from But IS pecjeople who live outside that is. NadonalRecrexeationArea.- --J $5 for up to three days oior $15 Jack so n , Wyo., . _]^rt.................................. of Idaho wer»ere dted, and the-U.S. : - 'o., back home to , A nd tl more - -Assistant U.S.U.l Attorney Terry for a year - in May to replailace'on Bend on Sept. 66 w: when she stopped PageP, B l Departmentmt of Justice decided' ■ linyCralg........, o " e ; em with Derden said thereth was doubt the earliereai version of the demoilonstra* ’ at the Iron Creek not to proscisecute them over what th' problet eek trailhead in the demon- government couldcoi collect the $50 dondoi fee program. The prognP'amis SNRA to takeike a walk. She Gearing up: A Supremene Court officials sayay is essendally a $50 suthe pilot recreation fee d fine the Foresiest Service assessed inin force at 38 trailheads it , parking ocke:ket. suadona( project. ike that against Major jase see FEE,.Page A2 iorie Hoye of Bend, SawtoothSa' National Recret justice doesn’t have anin <elec- ^ Craig, R-Idaho, will tak is.!™ non opponent, but shele iis gear* -ing up her campaign an'anyw s^. _____________ ;_________^ P a g e B l_____________ = - G h a r i - CUBAI^ PROTTEST ^ r i w ________ M o n ic y .Get tp work: Most peop]opiein ■ d o n aa i t i o n s the Magic Valley will do that in 2000 and 2001, tlthe Labor Department pred'edicted. m e x c ei e e d PagePi E l yHI fjH ‘ CITGO j B - l a s t yg i e a r ’s W e k k E n d K . but lagag behind']"^ n m goal for cacampaign ■ t v By Jennifer S^ndnudmann T1me»New» writert e r ................■ TWIN FALLS.S - Contributions i R S so far in Unitedted Way’s annual , j H M fund-raising cam lost year’s totalal a?a tlds staM of ; Wm ’ th e drive but fal fall short of the I " " m m charitable organizmization’s targeL i HometoWn boys; th e United Way^ of Magic Valley Standaiids go for the gol< .set out to raiseise $400,000 this Saturdi^,.mght on ' year, up substanttantially from last “Pe^n^on^^dom.”. W' ' ' year’s $322,000) in contributions, C l ■■■ The organizatization so far has |}c:- . ra ise d $312,001,000, Executive • . D ir^ to r Dianee BoydB said. That p'uts 'donation?*in?~ahead of fthe . > Sp()R'i"s . $285,000 _ milcome. u . ' . ..received by ......... ■ '' the same Who - back: For time a year ago.- T he benem s?-A 2 iasure_______ ; ' .• Hey A proteister sciscm m s at police as they move a on Thursday in Miami. ^ at the end of the mmu- •_________ . ve a crowd from an Intersection '•^* mdnth,-and-distrilstribudons vviil be - - ^-4?=?=inHde=!iFFebruaruary^o^organlra^==== ‘ tions supportedd b'by United Way, Uege ■ • shesaid. men’s The campaign71 hash gone well in sketball what Brenda GrupIrupe, president of iXfir»_._____________________:ZZZL l i m ?s t a y ^ ________ UnitedJtfay-of-Jif Magir Vnllwy^-------- ursday ^ c t h describes as a 'gergenerous commu- . one2SIin. - --T^ ______ nity. But she said>aid the organiza* __ T^aspersonal O C m OSMffators snarl 5 c over deciMion tcTsend Gt;^ubarTboy^bacI ------- tlonis disappoiiJointed that'the. rrl IW iam ifraffi campaign probabbably won’t meet Valle: its goal. tedPiBSs___________ duri Co milPage Dl The Aasoctoted anger* group that seardrdies the waters off “F id d Castro has made Elio ® _ . “We stiU_aree rtreally _having_a __ nity . - - : ...... ........ ingduring evening rush hour, paj c th e ■ Florida for Cubaibans trying to make ' postoster child for his commuiunist difficult tiine ral^aising die aiiiount CoUei MIAMI-HHundreds of Cuban- griding drivers trying to escapc it to the United(d States,I called for dictaict^torship, andTuis turned whatw pf money thishis community_______ wome_________ _ _Ajnecicans-ci-chanting-!-‘Libertyl--------gridlock.A drive-15-mph-today----- shouiiould-be-a-determination-a:•asto ------needsr"5he-said:~d. Libertyl” bloi'locked intersections grot—A-motorist-plowed:-ihrou ing an tlirougliout Mian:ami-Dade County. thele child’sc best hiterest into aaway y United Way of baskc•rest and cut off ac of Magic Valley access to the Port of . intcjroup of protesters blockinVliami In W ashingington. Attorney to3 advancea his own politiitical should raise atit leastli $500,000 to ap p ly Miami on Thuihursday to protest the " Inten terse ctio n n e a r MiIking a General Jan ett RenoI essentially tyraiminny,"'Bush wrote. and ideally about y, U.S. governn out $1 million for Thurs nment’s decision to mar[ntemational Airport, knodkixound. ruled out anyy chancec sh e will ForFo the past six weeks, EhanEl the populationI it serves, Grupe — ni^t% game againstCSI return S-yearnarKdd Elian Gonzalez . Thenan and a woman to the groim m e-. reverse Wednescesday’s dedsion by - hasas been] the subjea of prottitests said. Some of theh e challengesi she Twin Falls provided a peiDatfA AC to liis father in Cuba. diatrheir conditions were not officerin th e Immigiig ratio n an d inI FlFlorida and Cuba - and inn die described indud< rage «o Police arres lude establishing homecoming. •ested about 100 peo- worliately known. One police fferedof Naturalizadon ServiceSe to send the midcliddlc of an intem adonal debebate public trust after'ter the organiza* ------------------ —Pa pie,includinling two.prominent brolworking crowd contol suff<hit by boy back to thes communisto island. overver where he belongs. Fi<Fidel tion received badad publidtyI many ■^rir»M Cuban exile! leleaders, for refusing ajroken nii bones when he wasle. h Gov. J e b BushB w ro te to , Casoastro kept up the pressure v ^ 1 iy i> l to . ' wiui years ago over'er extravagant ■ -. ........................ Tl 1 motorist trying to get home.ited.to ___ PresidenLClinttnton.<iiiJEhursday.:* ..anotllothgr-govemment-ordiestra ------spending-fay-a-foi-formemational----------: groups of protesters comjrhe.situaiioiL.was.expecicto the seeking a reversa — O l ^ I I V I O N --------------- 6 Roaming gr rsal of the INS ded- dememonstration Thursday,y in director, increasi:asing awareness disrupted traffaffic on major streets Res:ontinue today. Brothers toex ile sion. Havjavana. bby .. .7 about the suppoiiport it provides Why me? Sawtooth Fore< •Rescue,' a M iam i-based e locally, an d dispellingdi: the user fe ^ now appear to’break : .7 impression thatlat United Way to Idaho residents only, serves only Twinin FallsF County. _____ _ today’s editorial says. ionD Teacichers rem :olleaguej a s c a r i n ggeducato: organizatioiition serves eight •Pa ....1 - 6 - .............................. neinbero area counties andmd donations are By Lorraine Cavener I ' ■ ■ everyonele inii the community.” passed along to) communitycoi agen- Ion E | H H H y Tlmee-Wews wrtter body was discovered souththeast serving childlildren, domestic SECnON BY SECT Autopsy results todajl a y - A 2 ey Saturday. Ray had suffe Violence victimsIS atand the elderly, — RUEERT---As.a-«‘a< ______________ m ultiples!B stab-wounds.__________ : said Jim Ponzo,zo, furid-raisin g _______ ..............4“ , g.y, . campa'igiTairectc i e c t l o n A ■ ■ Elementary.SchooIintcacher-at-Memorial I ----------ho admired her work in the class- Whilee ddeputies look for dues,.! ector.
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