7 5 5 9 012 2 4/28/VA WESTERfJ MUiicrographics -APT £ . ^ ■ 2 7 1 2 S 36C('C O -u " ' SALT LAKE CITY ( UT 54119 JL a.1 1M. MBl e s - wsL G o o d m oornmg jB la c kj:’s h aisty V^ote ai n g e rs p a nle l Today’s forecast:' B y Drewrew DeSilver Kelchum. :c o f rain showers. ‘.‘When you’re dcalinjng with Ihe largest Cloudy with a chancc c Times-N'5-Ncws writer . Highs 40 to 45 degrees.;s. I South w inds 15 budget there is in the L^.^gislature. and you mph. Lows near 30 dcgrc« aSE - House Education CoiCommittee operate like this - it wasw so obviously ^ 4 man Ron Black was accuscc;cd Thurs- / ' stratcgized and orchestistrated and chore- y - ^ illy just absolulcly if >f railroading his public-scho1001 fund- ographed - I was reall; ^ I jcommendation ihrough hiss commit-i . V ■ ' ^l.eg^lature - stunned.” a . “I have never been Soo mad as I am right ^ 'Ml rcc Democratic members o f t now.” added Rep. Elala in e H ofm an. D* a Casino constructicItion ends I Commiuee, who were on thctli losing .M H jylaa Pocaiello. Qf thc vote, blasted Black before be thc four of the 188 commiltecc members hodn^In’t ' Black’s plan passed onor an 8-6 vole. Tlio oot riverboat on a rc all. Republicans, An 84,000-squarc-foot ^ouse for not listing the budadget vote yet arrived, eight “yes” votes were i . 4 Vicksburg, Miss., ‘ |||| five Dcmocrais who * ' ■ ' " man-made moat near Vi e committee’s agenda and forfc bring- " |t was outran;ragcous as far as 1 was con-on- V oting “no” were the fis is complete. ; to a vole early in the mcctii:ting when ccrncd." saidd Rep.I Pattie Nafziger, D- ' Jo n o s P age Bl D- ■ Plea!tase see V0TE/A2 Chairma; Drug tests likely day o f n ' ' rr - ing recoi I < All ofTwin Falls Coui'ounty's elected of- - y’s childrein kSpy susiipect ficials m ay soon wouldd bbe subjcct to ] Three dom drug tests. P age SI cation C side o f t passed CIAC I on the c B lack ing 1lie detecctors UnWelcome landiidings The Associated Press -' A proposed Minido)doka County law might keep erop-dusiers:rs from using rural ^Necessity I WASHINGTON — Accu;ccused CIA turn- roads as landing strips, coat Aldrich H. Ames passedssed agency poly- P ag e B3 graph tests twice during the:he timt e he is siis- pcclod of working for MosM oscow, and llic Senaic Inlclligencc CommiitiTiiltee plans to re view the agency's internalal securitys proce- d urts, ofTicials said Tliursday>d:iy. Meantime, thc CIA suspccspects that secrcts Skating woes conlm t i n u e allegedly sold by thc formerTier counicrintclli- Oksana Baiul and TanjaTor Szewczenko, gcncc officer led lo the dealhlalhs ofal least 10 the second and fiAh placerspl( going into Soviets working for U.S. intelligence, in ac- tonight’s figure skatinglg Ifinals, will com- cording to one official fami'amilinr with CIA pete despite colliding duiduring practice. and FBI briefings lo the HoiHou.se and Senate P ag e Dl intelligence committees aboub out the case, In an effort to detect traitraitors, the CIA tries to administer polygraigraph tests every ite Figliting for state five years to ils employees,:cs. bul, there have Carey and Dietrichh !S(squared ofT for a been backlogs. fourth time this year to ;see which would Ames, alleged lo have'c w orked, for the advancc to thc slate Cla£riass A-4 basketball Soviets and then the Russi:issians from 1985 tourney and which woi#ould facc anolhcr until his arresl Monday.y. was\ tested on playofT Saturday in Mouiountain Home. schedule withoul his spying/ing being discov- P age Dl crcd. according lo a goverrvemmenl official, who, like thc others, dcclinc:lined to be identi- fied by name. Those testss ococcurred in 1986 and 1991, according to anotlinother ofTicial. I Ills Invention Convention “Doesn’t thc machinc woiwork? Or is it lhat )t;C heck8 o u t o n e of th e9 *en tries In th e Twin FalU congressional offi- Twin Falls public elenien easy to beat?” asked a conj Strings of memorlo r y lOO Inventions from studeje n ts attending th e six T\ cial who had been advisedled o< f Am es’ pass- are available for inspecth Cl For G eorge Lukes,, th(the violin has been II ev e n t at th e M agic ValUHoy Mall. The displays ar ing Ihe tests. "T hat’s onene areaa the Senate his constant compan:anion through 71 gInlclligencc Commiltec will,vill be looking at.” amazing years. ' p Onc'govemmenl official:ial said succc-ssful S P ag eC I ^ polygraphing depends on1 the questions, “They ask you if you arcire a spy. It’s about d No price break?9 general h that blunt,” said thc congre:igressional official, rgeon g( al his test results: sses Sui “ W e’ll have lo look ...ai h im*inications Com- The Federal Comm* sometimes when the tesists d'do nol show de- • TV bill is going mission says your ca’ ; SCcplion, the results are Inconiconclusive." 'be not if you live in -Michael Ericeon, s down again, but maybe CIA Dircclor James WcWoolscy told the the M agic Valley. SpHtzer. M ore th an 400plan tee]^n-age simoking c Hou.sc Intelligence Commiltmilteethal ihe CIA P ag eC I featured (n the annual e a The Associ•dated Press and the Pentagon have beenjcen studying ways , il iurity for Ihe nast d a y - . 10 improve internal securi year. Hc said they arc reviewing revi iheii're- Long-stalled WASHIIIN G T O N — S urgeon Gc:jc n c ra l t liance on polygraph testingling and the use o f owed sudden Joycclyn EldersE labeled smoking an1 acadolcs- V f )yees. LS thc Clinton cent addiciiction Thursday aiid accuseised thc financial audits o f employee t buum, D-Ohio. and Invitation to chacl a o s . two>republic tobacco incndusiry o f trying to convinceICC teen- Sens. Howard Metzcnbuui nc, proposed legis- U.S. presi1 thc leader of agers thatIt cigarettes will make themrmsexy t,.: ^ William Cohen. R-Maine, | Changing thc rulesles for Idaho's top ire financial disclo- cce'pt a merg- and succes;cssful. lalion Thursday lo require f school ofTicial is risky,,ky, today’s editorial I losc with access to Elders,, unveilingu ihe latest surgeon:on gen- '' $ sure statements from those says. ;d to give the FBI PageA 6 Bosnia p-uropcan ] mc- , eral’s repcport on smoking, also urgerged the i government secrcts and tc tain such informa- headway, the Federal Tnfrade Commission lo draw ihithe cur- greater authority lo obtain The ABSociatod P r ^ ~ ^' 1 the proposal tain on Rj:UR Tobacco’s Joe Camel cocartoon \ . . . ) tion. .strates once again vlusliins and ads, whiclich have just added a Josc|iscphine AHDYABag/n»Tlnw»>twH I “The Ames case illustra W A SH IN G TO N — ntity Loi and then Camel toI thetl cast o f charactcrs. . . Elders that il is greed, noi ideology on with fribnd'Ryan out their country," -Bosnian pcacc talks, showtith the Bosni- “Smokin:ing is not just an adull habilibil. ll IS . many of those who sell out SIMS o f life Thursday as d esccnt addiction," said ElE ld ers, spends on advertisi said Cohen, noting reportsorts that Ames had Critic protests trt r e a t m e n t tured m uch o f an adoles ction through' Sun- I administnition pushed aa tw bloody 22- whose 31414-page report was devotedd centire- convince kids the an extravagant lifestyle. A critic of Interiorior Secretary Brucc p«»p nnn r;iiclunan,-D-:-D-Kanrr^3huirmun ------proposal for Bosnia and thj ly to thc; tltopic o f why adolescents} smoke, si club — that they ____ Babbitt who distributedIted derogatory fliers______ce Committee, told Croatia said hc would accc*!d-withrsinTOl= ------thtrlramrltriraocrBnairowircmrbc-pnprcvenr:~ihcy*re sociaolMfi o f thc Hou.se Intelligence ( at a Senate committccItce hearing charged ined “an extensive, erw ith the Muslims. by Croatia's cd. successful.” Woolscy his panel planned discrimination after beibeing ordered to rc- his case.” W oolscy I Taking chargc afler Eunrg er w ilh the Thc rcpcT)ort also chronicled thc marllarkcling “The tccn-agcr g exhaustive review of this i srriblc, very serious move thc documents. .diators had made little he® practices; co f the lobacco industry, frofrom the co companies get characterized it as a ‘"lerrib P ageA 3 Lashes 1 not discuss it fur- administration unveiledinto thi high gear chocolatec cig-arettes of yore lo theiie M arl- "W c m ust fight bac spy scandal" but would no for uniting Bosnian Mu: boro mann to'sppnsoring racc cars andanc ped- Thc Tobacco Ins ther in public. Onc congressional ofTici:iTicial said thc Scn- Entertainer diese s Bosnian Croats in one entit5 E. Redman dlingmerc:rchandise bearing tobacco bnbrands, people should not J said teen-agers who smokloke run Thomas Lauria sa ate Intelligence Committeeitiec also has c|ue.s- Dinah Shore, notedcd for delighting ra* proposing federation with>tiatlons, and Elders : ; lures njl cooperation on "an SeAs, who have capture isks of experimenting withI alcoholal report that would si lions about CIA and FBI dio and television aucaudicnces for half a help them. higher risk thc small country in a______I b . and drugs,fs, doing poorly in school, figfighiing. lhat w c’rc trying to engaging in unsafe thc case. . cen tu ry w ith her sing:inging and Southem L month war. sex and even at chonn, dies at age 76.6. ------iTirptnn'wasiwlstcred-v tem pting suicide. PageA S taneous acceptance by leader of eventual merge ' Muslims. oh hearss elderlyy h e The talks will move intc . p c here this weekend. ! S ec tio n A Dear C A bby...... 3 U.S. envoy Charles E W eather..i...... 2 C om ics...... 6 will oversee the negotiahigh dr*ug costs:s Nation...... 3-5 M h ovies.,...... 7 •join-them w hen h c can hclj The pnpresident’s trip to Connccticuicut wos ' Opinion...... 6' part o f a White House effort to f«K iu s the W orid...... 7-8 S ectio n D Voices quiver- fraaiousis debate over his health-canlare plan : Her reportsaid thc ' ' Sports S ...... 1-6 : older Americans on popu)ular benefits for “real ppci eo p le” average agc“whcn Section B Business..! E ...... 4 * Greenville Drug rather thnhan on thc thomy details of3f health1 smokers tried their firsl cigarette is 14.5 Magic Valley...1 *Clintoid told President reform. cription drug coverage wonrould be years, and morc than O bituaries...... 2 S ectio n E :s with drug bills. Prescri nccr in the stom - port o f' tlthe basic benefit package ifor all 70 pcrcent o f those B usiness...... 1-2 Minl-Cassia.....3 E iley told thc presi- A m ericacans in Clinton’s health ppl lan as who become daily Id ah o...... 4 Legal L notices ..2 teU of/hat I’m going to well as, siseveral rival hcallh bills. TTnienon-k .|R ln R ||^ H smokers acquired W e st...... 5-6 Classified C .....2-8 'crage expires this elderly vwould pay from $5 per preprescrip- that habit by age 18. llie Associated Press tion toi 220 pcrcenl of the drug bil de- Elders said thc a nearly S4 billion the S ectio n C S ectio n F ost support for his pendinglg ort whether they enrolle< NORWICH. Conn.— ’ maintenance organization or chose tobacco industry F eatu res...... 1-8 CClassified.....1*8 izens, listened to health m ing with emotion, three hard ol choices they the morcrc traditional fec-for-service:e covet-i ■ lising and promotions helps APphcto C alendar...... 2 they arc joining “thc 5-S stood in the m iddle o fly Gi drug bills that age. ription driig costs fromI customerscu of lefits un- P resid en t Cllnt(icy’rc slim, they’re scxy,_ Store on Thursday andcare. t The elielderly would get drug benef eft are Louise JaczynskI,kl, Joe< Riley, - on recycled paper.. Clinton o f their stnigglesry v- to fix it," hc dcr Mcdijdicare for the first time, too,X), under a Norwich, Con•Tihcy'rc sophi?ticatcd, and W e print on in A.KIszklei II ts at right3 h t E P lease< reirecycle It again. “I’m loaded with cancc Please see DRIRUG/A2 sn d A rlene Sull ach," 72-ycar-old Joe Rilcj :r gets an image, thc lobac- dent. "1 don’t know whai jet an addict,”- said Elders, do’^ when his dnig covera back.” spring. Institute agreed that young Clinton, trying to boost not smoke, but spokesman plan among senior citize said, “there’s liltle in this ------...... '-■I? story aftor. story o f the hai Id substantiate the allegation facc as they try to pay i g to hook kids." , aren’t covered by Medican “Wc’cc.going to try prom iseX
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'______* ' — Ai2 Timos-Nows. Twtn Falls,Is, l solsolved quickly, than make a pub)ublic-school recom - an rtcd the thef\ to waswi taken but thc coffin andi llools Brown first reported mendation.” authorities, Thc panel hadlad failed Tuesday to were wi lef\ behind. "Even thc officers are jusust to- "It’s hard enoughgh tito go through FRONTS: rccommcnd a public-schoolpu budget tally angered thal somclhinglg like thc loss of a lovedd oneor in the first to the Lcgislatua tu r c 's jo in t b u d g et ta' f t - this has happened," Wildee said placc. and then loI haveha\ something Inc committee, votinIting dow n six difTer- ______0 1994 Accu-Woather. Thursday. ‘'The communiilily is like this happen.,en..” he said , COLD W ARMM STATIONARY . —:— . e n t p ro p o sals. outraged that someone crhey would have to Washington 52 3636.37 He said he did WASHINGTON (AP) — Pi' FrWiiy.Feb.25 AJbuquorquo 6 2 .1 0 ,. plan on lhe ogcnicnda bccause the sub- paylh=fi.^tS250m0 in drug bills, then AKU-We»llitT*foreCMI ford(ot dtyllma conjmbiUWxl tcm paw2 2 = ^ AUanto 53 40.1io ! i6 Twin Falls 3ol-budget.rccommcn* scn“i;nators pushed to soflen a bala 20 pcrocnt ofthe; reiresl until thcy had jcct ofthe school iidgct amendm enl on Thursda) Boston ‘ 35 23.5^3 -58 Max Miniln Pep dation had beeccn left unresolved inal Sl.OOO out-of- luding spcciai protection for S'Sticial additional ______Chicago 22 11,(” Yoslordoy 53 30 Ir. T u e s d a y , a n d once or a subject is on clu'*' ced to pockcl on drugs, Dallas 61 3 0 , ecurity, as thc Senate agree 3 0 ..... Lasl yoar 40 282 8 the lable “any' rrmotion can be made ^cci rive to Clinton shrugge.jged off mounting Donvor 55 33.. voteo tc,next Tuesday on thc driv ” ..... Nomial 45 25 ..... in commiltce." congressional cnttci:iticism o f tw o major D os Moinos 20 '' 1 .. Sunsol today 6:23 p.m. mend the Constitution. ICoour D’Aleno | 39" | 19am "Il was all ovcover by the lime 1 goi “ "C' ■alter- aspects of his planlian: m andatory al- □ £ D . ' ’ , Detroll 26 19.( Sunrtso tomorrow 7:19 Republicans denounced thc t th e re .” Jo n e s sai)said. *i had to make a which people would, Honolulu 81 6^ 4 ...... Lunar phaso: Full Fot ative as “ covcr” designed to permpi it '*5“ I 1 was a few minutes w SUD- in su ra n c e , andmd forcing cmploy- ^ Houston 64 34.,^ ..... la sl quo rto r M orch 4;4' novJ phone call, so 1 /avering Democrats to show n 1 got there it had al- waV' .mend- ers to pay 80 pcrcerreent of their work- Indianapolis 26 19.( March 12; first ququ'orCor “ "<1 ort for a balanced budget am llttwlslon I <(r B B id gone." nr into crs’ premiums. CnliCrilics claim the al- K ansas City 30 ® 6 ...... March 20. ready comc and { nent withoui ever putting one LasVogas 63 33.. Jones said thathat had he been pre- njC" lianccs would crcatireate a big new bu- fTcci. Los Angolos 77 51.,5 1 ; Idaho J have pre.sented a dif- v said reaucracy and thaltiai forcing employ- sent, he would h Bul Sen. Hairy Reid. D-Ncv., f c ^ • Momphls 47 26.. nendation, one thal he :ovcragc would put. 2 8 ..... Max vllnMir Pep ferent recommer lis plan was a “serious aitem:m'pt to Miami Beach 02 7 5 . other legislators had his ] .ninnri* 100 big 3 burdcn on business, Bolso 51 36 36 tr. a n d s e v e r a l otl: imcnd the constitution to bal %-X Milwaukoo 26 13.1’ 3 “ Burloy 50 35.02 3S been working, oion the past coupic of "I’m noi troubledbled by that.” Clin- he budget.” Minnoapolis 23 7" .' Fairfield 36 13.17 13 days. [ a ton said o f such critcriticism. "I’m con- *Scn. Larry Craig devoted a Now Orioans 57 42f .- Gooding 47 29 2£ .05 T h a t p l a n w o u ld h a v e g iv e n Si Senate vinccd wc can work/ork out the details.” J l B o i s o J ^ wYcWYO. Now York 43 30. nomcnts of his time on the S II '2®...... Hagorman 54 3^3^ S634.6 million)n lo thc schools. S2l c/. a:/i». Thursday's intendtended spotlight was Oklatioma City 63 2 0 . loor to senior White House 2 ° ...... Idaho Falls 42 20.052£ . niillionofitinoi1 one-tim e money. icazinc Clinton’s proposalosal to'extend pre-' I Omaha 23 0 ■ David Gcrgcn. a former mag ° ..... Jorom o 4B 3J32 ]!■ Black said thathat if Jones or anyone Oav n favor scription drug-covetoverage to all Amcr- I Phoonix 74-42.4 2 .^ ^ Lowiston 34 2( rxeculive who editorialized in " el.sc had wanlcdled to put another rcc- ment in ‘cans. includingng seniorJ citizens, ^^^^^ocotolloUGjH Piltsburoh 32 22.2 2 .6 0 Malad 45 3( jf a balanced budget amendmi I Twin FnlH I 43* | ommendationI upu| for discussion, he “ A nrLi- '^hose Medicareire docs not covcr Portland. Mo. 20 11 7 .' -50 Malta m 3 ‘ 1992. bul who now advises a i ..... would have alloillowed them to do so. ^ medication. Aflerer hhis pharmacy vis- ..V J X UTAH Portland. Oro. 35 3333 2.50 „ icnt who opposes it. 3Q 13 Jones said he still plans to circu- acjjj „ nn/i n it. Clinton m et wwith it elderiy people Ftono - 64 29 . « 31 “What a difference a day i [imcndalion to ihe bud- ubu™ who had writtenn kletters about high St. Louis 31 16. 30 25 2; .17 recomm dollar make" thc Idaho Repul e. Thai committee cnn do* ial with drug bills and thenthen addressed older' S alt Lako City 47 34,” ..... S odoS phngs 38 i:1 2 ..... gel commiltce. said, reading from the edilorial y CMutfy SanFmndsco 65 45. lorc as m uch o f any o f sa'“ Americans at a regtiregional high school...... SunV alloy 45 2<24 75 . follow or ignore a blow-up o f the article nearby. the recommendaidations as it wants. “ Until Americans;ans are guaranteed drug coverage.:. CClinlon said, “as [•Iko County - Todifodoy increasing clouds wesi ’ many as eight millinillion A m ericans... roadr « report FForecasts c slight chancc o f showei)wers in the afternoon over ihc Idaho ------each-monlh will-clU-continueto-make— . elsewhere. Hi^is in the 40s cacast and . ■ . tains. Panly.clomiy. cls snow floor, snowing, drifting. choiccs betweenn drtjgsdr and other es- Tw in Falls, Buricy^U RRnpcit, Jerom e aod Gooding; BOISE (AP),P) — Snow conlinucd snc :h a chancc o f rain showers. H Hig ighs ir. the 50s w“ '- U.S. 26 — Idaho Falls-Wyomirning line, scniials, including,ng. liieraliy, thc food Today cloudy w ith n across much of Idaho Thursday af- ^ the lower to mid-40s.Is. 5 Soulh winds 15 mph. Tonighlight n n j closcd at Ririe; Blockfoot-Arccreo, wet. on their table." vveathther summai^ tc rn o o 'ii. th c: Idaholc Depii'rtmcnt o f ^lo: Salurday cloudy withih a chance of rain showers. LowLo s in snowing. B ut the m oree pipoignant endorse- J A vigorous stormI brcbrought heavy snow to northcm:m I^ho Transportation3n said, willi'hazardous sno tlicl^vvcrto midi^Os... HiHighs in the lower to mid-50s. Idaho 5 1 — Dry. rocks on high'Jhwoy.. nipnt cam e fromm fifamily pharmacist and gusty winds andid mildn temperatures to southern 1 m osl m ajor routes. Cam ns Prairie andiW W( ood River ValJey: conditions on rr U_S. 93 — N evada linc-Twin,in Fall!, KiszkicI,, wtwho took over thc Today .cloudy withih ai chance of showers. Snoww abovei Thursday. '. Road conditiort'ons: wet; Twin Falls-Carcy, wet; ( ivy in lhe Idaho m ountains. Dixii Riggins-Winchester. bro- ;g Store from his fa- 6,000 feet. Highs in ihclhe lower to mid-JO.s. TonighiII cloudyc Snowfall w as heavy Arco, wet; Arco-Salmon. wet,it Jniw “"“S S Saturday m ulated 19 inchcs o f newn snow w iih 14 inches at E or, snowing; Winchester- ■her and witnessesiscs daily thc choiccs witli snow likciy. Lowsiw s in the m id- lo upper 20s. Sat floor, snowing; Losl Troil Pa: ,vc 7.000 11 at Elk City. 1 Oalal Grangcville and Pierce, anc' S i ken snow floor, Lewision- ' older AmericansIS ar arc forccd to make, cloudy with a good cliachancc of showers. Snow above Lewiston, broker spots, snow floor, snowing. inches al McCall. Also Alsi this week, the southeastern I. s n o w in g : W eiscr-N cw *P9 opie break down and _ . fed. Highs in the inid-4d-40s. ” Moscow, wti, s Idaho 75 — Shoshone-Kctchuihum, diy, had people ludy with mountains have hadsd betweenI 1^ and 20 inchess ( 01 new M eadow s, brokeJken snow ftoor. snowing.- E xteoded forecast:: ScSoulhem Id a h o - Sunday cloud; wcl; G alena Summit, snow floor.,r. cry at this countciinter,” he said. “ I’ve ns ndvised; Marsing-Ore- a good chancc of vall('alley rain and mriuntain snow,w. Low s snow...... - ,.,,uu.c drifting, chains Inicfswtc 86 — Dry, wet. windndy. had p eo p le w hoho 1had to sell their iday and Orangeville s 1.12.2 inchesit led thc day's m9isture i m id-20s and 30s. Higllighs 40s and low 50s. Monda gon line, w ei, rain.rai tInterstate 15 — Ulah line-Pw’ocoiello- hom es so thcy^cancan pay for prescrip- owcll .91, Mullan .16. and som J4 — O regon line-Glenns Tuesday becoming pudlartly cloudy wiih widely scatterelered rain Olhers included Lowe Interstate 84 • Malod, dry. icy spots; Malad Pa:Pass. dry. tj(,n drugs.” ' H ishs by tcrcd tracc reports. iss-Ulah line, dry, windy. or snow sliowcre. Warn'armcr wiih lows 30s and 40s. Hij icy spots; Pocntello-Idaho Fallalls, dry, ^ ^ In Ihc Magic Valleylley, u few light showers during i - Horseshoe Bend-Donnci- Tuesday 50 lo 60. wet. windy; Idaho Falls-Dubois. i punctuatcd strong and,tnd gusty winds which blew mos N o rth a n Utah andd NNevada: ly, broken snow)w floor, snow floor, rocks; spots; Monida Pass, drifts, snov’o^ni?. C o rrectic iwcr SOs m om ing and afternoonoon before tapering off about sun w Meadows, broken snow lion_____ Utah - Today parti;m ly cloudy. Highs in the lowe Donndly-Ncwl snowing. Saturday Tcmperalures wereere mild and remained above fi Toniglii partly cloudy,jdy. Lows in thc lower 30s. Sai noor,sniwins,rg. rocks. ,U.S. 30 — Wel, icy spols, srsnowing. ^ gtofy Pel, le lower to Wednesday nighl, althougham at higher elevations n — Boisc-ldaho Cily, wel, . . 16 contained an cr- partly cloudy. Breezyzy isouth winds. Highs in the lc '“ ‘•'“8“ Idnho 21 - drifting. w ere below thal marie.irk. Cily-Lowman. wel, broken m id-50s. 54 rocks; Idaho Cil; Idaho 34 — Closed from Condinda-Frec- J o y c e Mc The highest temperiperature in the suite Thursday snowing, rocks; Lowman- . McRobcris will re- nt A sno dom, W yo. degrees at Hagerman.lan. Bear Lake reported thc lowiiwestato Banner Summit.nit, closcd at Grondjcan. . orid of Well-Being” For current road conditions, c«call these ceivc th c ‘‘.Worid degrees. . Mountoin Home-Fairficld. ' he Silver Sage Girl ■ ______U.S, 20 — M numbers: Twin Falls, 736-3072;72; Boise, aw ard fro m the I nation Thursday, thc highest tc sn o w inlg: g : Foirrield-Corey, wcl, 1 at noon March 3 at Elsewhere in lhe na 336-6600; Pocatello 232-142626; Idaho Scout Council at rs at Miami, Fla. Great Falls, M< * snow ing, driftini\ing: Arco-Idaho Foils, dty; 33 ture was 87 degrees ai Falis 522-5164; Utah 801-964-6(-6000; the the O w yhee Plazalaza Hotel in Boise. M orning: rr Jupiter cmpcraturc al 20 degrees below z Idoho I-alls-As•A shton, ic y sp o ts, snow Fa ______I ported the lowest temp J. The Timcs-Ne\iVctw regrets thc -error. > floor, snowing;ng; Ashton-Montonn line, Elko. Ell Nev., area. 702-738-8888. jrings record snc lington mountaicin s ------Storm br nowfall to Washir p.m. weekdsya. To report lale nenews and p a week. Sludent/mililimilitary service delivery oot o f snow fell along lhe Wos^jshington- ' CCirculation p weekends. 52.30 per week. $27.607.60 for 12 weeks. Sales T h e A ssociated PressSS , sports results after 5:30 and on w« As much as a footWalla Walla and the Tri-Cilics,s, causing Allen Wilsc'ilson. circulation director ccall 733-0931. lax included in all aboveabo\ prices. A charge Oregon line near Waiforcing ihetlosure of some schohools. Circulfltiorlion phttne lines are open be- o f $15.00 will be leviedlevii for all returned j W ash in g to n statetc Ibroke its 24.hour snowfall ill record power outages andcom for panied th e snow fall in W>Vyoming. iween7and1(1 li10 a.m, only. Ifyou do not re- checks. w hen a siom i llmt ruirrumbled through lhe Pacific Noi Advertising Northwest -High winds accon:I to 68 m ph in Arlington, eeivc yourpsfpspcr by 7 a.m.. call ihc number dropped 65 inchcs alll a sid resort.' peter York, advertising director wiih wind gusts uping to irain fell across portions ofNiN ew Eng- for your area: :rtljement. Mail tofonartkn Heavy snow also0 hhil New England, and icmpc .Wendeli-Gooding-iUgcnnim If you wish to place an adverti ipcratures Snow and freezingcs of i snow reported at Burlinglor[on, Vt; Jerome-We call 733- The Times-Newis(UPS (UJ 631-080) is pub- ______ph'n[;'*'i northcmlem Plains on Thursday. 15 «call 733-0931. Classified adi. ei land, with 7.2 inchcsalso c hit thc Great Lakes regionan w iih 7 536-2535 0931 Monday through Friday fron■om7a.m. liihe«t.daily at 13212 ThirdTl St. W.. Twin T lic 65 inches o f■ snowsn( Ihat fell on thc Crystal Mi Ru[>erl.l*aul-Oaklcy 0 Mountain Snow showers alsoeponed at Dowagiac ond Cas:nsSopolis. until 3 p.m. and Siturdayi fronr?7 aa.m. until Falls, Idaho, 83301,101. by M agic Valley Ski Resort between 6 aa.m. W ednesday and 6 a.m. Th il « Thursday inches of snow repo 10 a.m. Infonnation on display adsds is avail- Newspapers Inc. Secomecondgerson-HoIliitcr city aod county new^M]•^MBcr pursuant to Sec- In Oregon. Timbcrlierlinc Lodge goi 22 inchcs of sn ' snow and Dokolas on Thursday;w for thc Low er 48 states w as 20 degrees 326-537575 S o b K S ^ n tM tion6C -I08orihe Idah.Id a h o C ^ . Thursday U .Pendlcion got 13. Port’ortland got its firet snow of lhe Home delivery: daily and Sunda he year, 2 The moming lowtt Falls,fc M ont. Twin Fallstils and all olher areas |day.$3.00 hereby designated as dtbe day o f the week inchcs mixed with min below zero al Great Fi ______I 733-0931)1 fper week; daily. $2.35 per week;k; Sunday on which legal nodeeslees will^ be published $2.00 per week. Mail lubscription*ms musl ta pojtmaster. please'ase'send i change of ad- N e w s fpaid in advance and are availal ). Bo* ,548. Twin Fall*. CONCORD; N.H. on Churchill and Greta G aibobo. where carrier delivery i» not mai .H. (AP) — A 28-ycar- stoniAlexander Blastos boughtIt th c y a c h t Clark WnhVfllwonh. managing editor , ' l U i 9 old millionaire paid liave a news tip or wish to ulk to3 t daily and Sunday. $3J5 per weekS ’S Yacht find aid $2.2 million for the Al and plans to Ifyou t o • per week, yacht Christina, a 1 om thc Greek government ar in thc edilorial department, call1 t for 12 weeks; daily only, $2.80 p ttghtoim a floating palace oncc from and limilcd ) $36,40 for 12 weeks; Sunday onlsnly, S2.00 Hagk ViOnf H«w*p9ws Inc. ____ iP l* • - owned by Aristotle iftxrbish it for his own use a: between 10:00 a.m. and 5:30 3 lie O nassis and-enjoycd refixr new owne: by the likes of Pres lartcrs on thc Aegean Sca. resident Kennedy. Win- chart , - T h s TImeslSews . , o n i m pnsH261 BBQ ’ . i . = n m U N IT Y RY WEATHHER SKI ill'.INE M 0OVIES \ SAWTTOOTH COM^ SPORTS lASTS ' 'MOVtEUSnNCSlN D P C R PRO • c o m a • HICH sojas LOCAL FOUCAS fi^PORT LENDAR 'jf THEMAClCVAUfY • ' Lfc JACKPOT EVENTS 'i; ▲ ^ bndn 'A "«*4ay P ress • ■ S - m - ^ A ' V I 2 J 3 ' r CTS L Z U ThcTimesN»N nra|_^|T lieT iiW ______T h e T inaJfew n ^ LLJ.'- ThETnneftNm^BL „ L ^ J ThcTimesNeivs •»‘ A \ . J _ ' &______I ______. . ■ / Friday, Fotifua/y;ry 25 ,1994 Tlmos-Nows, Twinrin FFalla. Idfifio A-3 J Nglation / BabbDin cjdtic':’s fliers raiser ire Senattors ~ House V(^otes againnst spar cover lilicensing lihtome teaclching mmittee hearing1 ) — •‘It’s an unnecessarysary solution to in Se]mate COE WASHINGTON (AP) Stunned by a campaign tthat a non-existing probroblem." said IS&L sl of the House W A S H IN G T O NI (A(. P ) — A ^ faOed . floodedno< Capiiol switchboards.Is, the F o rd , ch a irm a n o f crUic of Inlefior Sccfccfelary Bruce B D H H House attempted Thursdajiay to Education and Laborlor (Commillee. iw DIVipBD MTATKS Ol Babbitt’s Western lailands policy ^ WASHINGTOrON (AP) - They reassure Americans the fcd(idcral The lonc disscnieinter was Rep. ■ questions about ihc . w as reprimanded at a SSenate hear- m J, M ' came to answer qi government.will.not In 'to liceicense George Miller, D-CaliCalif,, who saw F \iu savings and loan1 acrisis. ildren his language s'lrippepped from the ’ ing Thursday for dldistributing TMimKtuaBFoaFuuiv / i w 1 parents who leach their child fliers describing Babbibbitt as chief lv aaA ||yjf N # wtaJoasfisutsTOAutuuiwtt*«) rl't/P ' 7 1 But high-powowered wilncsscs bill. He callcd the: votevo a “tragic MSOUKICOWUJWTTWOtaRSCDU at home, of the “Department:nt of Ghost . including Federal:al Reserve Chairman Opening ( debate on rcoulhororiza- ending lo this slory”ry” and said il Towns & Lost Jofe.” Alan Greenspanin couldi only sit by tion ijo of Ihc Elementary’ andj * would result in chil:hildren being u nonoiobsinnw f f l ! Comiriittee stafTers:rs summoned R n v l J 3|m while Republican:ans and Democrats S5econdary^, Education Act.I, the' laught hy unqualifiedicd 1iciiciiers. three Capitol Policc oflofficers w hen I j w v j W f l duked it out in-oer>e f GoodTlrr>»Rockack&RoHOlc»o* 1 “ v o ^ “^;t Koon is going aflcr Rodn3dncy King. K'' Koon says he'll or "No, I don’t believe you. ’ In a letter-writing cam:ompaign seek- B . i try to autograph cxexactly w^at you deserved.” ing vindication and money,me Koon P ’..*- . - the book. ’ Koon’s publisher said MnIrs. Koon warns lhal unless his> convictioncc is [k i K oon sa id he has ha received thousands o f lellelters. . G a r y &i M i s s y ViVignall^ overturned, “neither youyo nor your W -—<• needs ihe money “They are 20 to 1 positivivc," said C a r 1 for legal appeals, family will be'safe fromom the likes of U B ^. Al Regncry of Reghcry Pul'ublishing i n vvite you to » t h e \ h ard en ed crim in a ls; like li] Rodney as w ell as to feed, Inc. o f Washjnglon, D.C. W educate and Kirig.” Regncry, who helped cocoordinatc I ___ I clothe his five . Koon and three otherier officers, all Ihe mass mailing, said thee :average children. w hile, beat King, a blacjlack motorist, contribution has been abo)Out S25, The mass mail- aflcr a traffic stop in 19'1991. All four wilh one or two coniribututions of / paign was handled by a policemen were acquiliuitted of state ing campai Sl.OOO. chargcs; those verdictsts iignited three direct moillil distributor w ho boughl The letter is wriltcn on lclellcrhcad ■ Angeles. mailing listssts from magazines, police ■ ■ days o f rioting in Los Ar stationery }h'al-says “ Sgt. SlStacey C. \ \J aurence Powell officer org)rganizatlons and other Koon and Officc Laur Koon. L.A.P.D.," but is nol01 official \ were convictcd lasl yearyea in federal potentiallyy ssympathetic groups.' Ki departmenl stationery. court of violating King’sig’s civil rights. T h e Icttctier is accomponicd by dc 1 lovembcr. Koon is serving a 30-niD-monlh prison excerplS frofrom the book ond a form It was firsl mailed in N o senlenccv on w h ichh ito send a message to A sccond batch wcnl out recently.r ^ g PacJc Earlier this month, a ]police disci- Koon’s wife'ife, Mary. RRegncry w ouldn’t say ho>ow many 'p F p § I Register'! X lelters have.bccn piailcd. plinary panel ruled thallat 1Koon should There iss a a multiple-choice section le for Hourly be fired. In the four-page lettei;ltcr, Koon por- i Drawings I trays himself as a politiciitical scapegoat flilll V Need not I of “black radicals andnd self-serving ^i'REW A]Lr d * i Ybe present j liberal politicians." HeIc ccalls King “a V ^ to w in t-4-inch brute,” \\f„ muscle-bound, 6-foot-4- Ve pay up to J ) 2 55 cash for used ^ I j and claims that Koonon and Powell 1 were “sold out by V/eal/cak politicions i L EIVI \ 5 0 1 ’s button flyfly jeans & jackets n and a deceitful news me'media." i -=7— 1 / ^ Ime: 10:lX)ami«5;(X)pm for donations i t o , The letter asks foi Vhen: niucsihy lliru SunJay - Februa.bruaf) T / Grand between S20 ond $1,01,000. Anyone - yherc: P»yles\ PaiHnR L.0I ai Addisonison i; Dluc Ij Ics. Twin Falis j Prize I who sends 530 or morcore is promised X 5 0 BUY LEV/, LEE AND RMGLERDEmM JACKETS Drawinc M a free copy of KoiKoon’s book, WEALS day, Febriuary 26 PilCT ilze anJ i:i)oJiliiin ______I Saturd at 6pm^^ “Presumed Guilty;" whwhich sells for rw w 8am-6pnm \ R SA V Em l Come cellelebrate and ch(leck out our Ik m Pomi c r e l keS S «SzXPRES new coaVe(Rience stofe'Mwith drivenipn( j C O K window,V, car wash andI Phillips 66 / gasoline. ■ $152.00 W ^ 1 ^ VALUE
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" " NNo l one wants to 1be next Mrs. VeiVermont Nation MONTPEUER, Vl. (AP) -— The chana of winning.g. DBy default. icxt woman to enicr thee M rs. N o one has signed;ned up lb compclc Nuke ttests sen[it more fallout£ tl )orted pVermont beauty pageant has a great in the April 17 pageaigeant. h m rep - ^ o a ' a ffnt/Uedto (9iH doses. Marshallese ofofficial, reported thc Tho W aahinglon Post keep abrcas:asl with Soviet hydrogen dc 6fim ^forne ___ : bom b advaIvances, they staged the A 1973 DOE report saidd lhal fall- results lo Millerler last September. ' WASHINGTON —- AflerA nuclcar biggest seriicries of lesls in a six-week oul oi from Bravo, the first ancmd biggest Beyond the: materialn suggesting a Icsts over thc Mnrshnlhall Islands in period, slarilarling wilh'lhe Bravo tesl explosion, o possibly affcfcctcd 13 wider radiationDh falloul. Ihc congres- i , 1954, U.S. analysts concludedcor lhat on Marchh 1. 1954. Thc Marshall alolls, al including Ailkilaninae, sional panel willw examine reports \ ' (he rudialion falloul was/as limited. Islands werewc pounded with six Kwajalein, K Wolho andd Wolje. lhat U.S. officiiicials knew before the nductcd thal thc ex’plo- , Only 287 persons andan three key bombs thatat some critics s.iy had the Subsequent Si explosions mayly have hit lesls were condi 0 ;?slands faccd significantah'l risk, federal com bineH3 force f of 3,000 times the some sc of the same areas, thcth report sions cpuld irradiate ir populated l^officiais said in thc: ininitial study, tonnage dro:Iropped on Hiroshima. said. sa A subsequent IDefense islands. I.S. officials decided lhal Department, D released in I9f982, made Although Ithere were some A lthough widely disputed, dis thc Yel, U.S '0 Blue U k e t Bird. N. S f ) o Assessment has prevail/aikd over the there wouldaid be only limited prccau- similar si: conclusions. altcmpts to moNnovc U.S. military per- i »^rw'^-aQ02 1 ^ycars. tionary step;eps to protect U.S. person- “While wc have focusedd so: far on sonnel, there werc wi only evacuations ’ In fact, thc post-cxplxplosion cloud nel andI none lo shield the the lh cffect o f the B ravo tc:test,” said of M arshalleseic followingf the tests. of radioactive materialsals spread hun- Marshelles«esc, who numbered about David D Weiman, an cnviroronmental i dreds of miles beyond>nd the lim ited 20,000 at thcth' lime. •lobbyist lo who was lo ictestify al . ------area earlier described)cd in the vast Rep. Gcijcorge Miller, D-Calif., today's to hearing, “wc shouldlid be mea- range o f Pacific island;mds. according . chairmanI ofo the House Committee suring si the accumulatedI eeffect of ' • G3uess uiho>'s Q lreadvI v to federal documentsis recentlyr dis- on Naturalral Resources, considered radiation ra from all of thcth tests, covcrcd by congression;onal and acade- the newlyly uncovered material so ^ includingin fallout in thingss likeI rain- mic rcscachers. compellinglg lhat he has called a spe- water, w that the locals drank.’k." . ;uio y ears io l d . . . Thc falloul also probeobably expdsecj cial hcarinjing Thursday lo review il Weiman, who studied ma:lany of thc thousands o f Marshalle:illese and some and makec a appropriate recommcnda- files, feels they clearly indielicatied thai U.S. troops to radialioilion, the docu* tions. lhthc heavy radioactive cloui)ud drifted ments suggest. Thc doseloses apparently "Wc havlave clearly done a grcal over o' some of the southernn alolls. A .w ere heavy in som e: cases.ci A nev^ d eal o f dadamage lo the Marshall three-year tl- sludy by T h o m a s ^ and the people who live Hamillon H for thc Marshallillcse gov- W medical study shows1 thatth high rales Islands an I t ' s K i d ' s ; K o r n e r l of radiation-linked thyroidthy canccr there," Mil(liller said in an interview, ernment ei in the mid*1980sOs showed . 'are occuring in rcsidsidcnis of thc “The U.S.S. governm ent owes those' thal th therc was fallout in farar southern '------:------island of Ebeye, far' oulsideoi of ihe people firstirst of all ^ull disclosure of atolls. at region of radiation dangerdai inilally what happeipened and whal the falloul Hamillon also concludeded thal the C omle c to our 2nI n d flnniversisary O pen H o u s e . pinpointed. was. We haveha never given them thal. conlrol ct group used to monilnitor radia- 0 0 am - 5:30 pm The documents, culleullcd from fed- But we alsoIso owe them compensation tion ti' on other islands was ono islands Saturday, Febebniarv S6tK • 10:0 cral archives, reopen)cn one of ihe forthcirsufsuffering." thal tf also Jnd been irradiiJiaied and SIGNri UPI TO tUIN FRCC PRIZCSIIIf darkest chapters o f U.SU.S. Cold War The dociacuments were taken from thus lh j)robably was invalidailaied. DO^, history. files at thehe Energy Department and officials o discounted Haia m ilio n 's Beginning with thcc EBikini test in its foreruniunncr, the Atomic Energy study. st U.S. military personspincl, who O o o l l lky u clothing from brandindi Ilk*: 1946, Ihc U.S. held 66 nuclear tests Commissiosion, and released by com- have h. never been briefed aaboul thc 7",°"^, om e o t chc • p i o n!•' « Imbl«r in the Marshall islandid j region in the m ittee staitaff to help publicize the tests, tc were stationed on sor to look1 for...f 1940s and ‘50s. In an attempt to hearing.;. 1 T hey m ake several new alolls. al • S o n foFonclKO fi(u«s revelations:ns: In addition to ihe doc)cumenis, •Baby^ Clothlarir • 734-3S&S wrong sistun so had rcceivcd significant atoll, ai and Peter Oliver,, a se n io r L —
CAPE CANAVERAIIAL, Fla. (AP) — NASA's noblest[ — one of its aslronauls— is in thc: hehoi seal, fend- ing off a harassmeninl lawsuitI and i/iuvanlcd questions on thc eve of a •mission. Astronaut Charles "Sam""S Qemar. who is due to lake off■f fcfor space nexl week, is Lcing sued byay an: aerospace engineer who said hele li harassed and slalked her after shec g gave birth to his child two years ago.io. ■ Never before hass anai American astronaut far ’ich1 alallcgalirr'; or rocketed intn .icc wiwith a lawsuit pending back on Earth.th. "Our job is to trainlin and fly this ' mission ihc bcsl way:iy ' wc can, and (hat's where our mindinds are," said Gcmar's commander,r. JJohn Casper, ' in response lo quesjcstions from reporters last week.c. "W“ c are not thinking about Tonjonya Harding ' f M issues." Gemar. 38. an Arm;rmy lieutenant colonel who will be making his ■ S third spacc flight,, st stared at the ground through sarsunglasses as ■' I I Casper spoke. Gemarir clclasped hands behind his back. HeIe •shuffled his feet. Bui he neverer responded. Casper w ouldn't let himIiim. NASA contractact • worker - . I ■. J Bernadette Cardenas,i. wwho filed the lawsuit in January, sasaid everyone . j f l seems lo be proteciinging Gemar. She said her claims of haralarassmenl have gone unheeded becauseuse Gemar is an astronaut. “He represents NASlASA's rcpuia- I ■ tion," she said. “DoDo you think N A SA needs any moimore publicity -.jig ljt now"? T hey donlon’t need this ------lype of stuff in ihe presiress. The spacc station is one vote awa;way from being canceled.” Cardenas, who wcworks on the spacc station projecteel at Johnson Spacc C enlcr in Housl)uslon. is suing Gemar and his wife,, C Charlene, also a N ASA employee. . L Cardenas, 35, saidlid the G em ars repeatedly stalked heher and made ------harassing and inlimidalidaling calls to her at home and work,•k, nndi thal Mrs. Gemar contacted herier supervisors a n d e m p lo y e rs in1 aan apparent attempt lo gel her fired.fire Cardenas said the harassment has ha; been going on sincc late 1990,iQ, w hen M rs. )COUlCd forgep t t o d ial Gemar learned of her affair with V h o Gemar. 1+-208 sttartircgFebniia ry ^28th? I simi'vklmiiimUurt7 ■ ■ ills And you im il (9 yw ntfip(fte^rifna . Due lo the increasingng d em and for new telephoiiloiie There's noI ch'change in rates for these call: k. United iM the er area My- Craiidfalker's Astic. num bers and a rea codes ththroughoui the U.S. and 911, local calls andid long-distanceli calls lo other fiearicLDldlfftiuivinfH r will have to dial difTerentlyy codes will n ol bee afafTcctcd by the new dialing.plan.B pi ul Iht limi h c o u n t ^firnlsifngs ^ n and Canada,peopieirtC Idaho w anyone \yilh preproprogram m ed Speed Calling nunumbers, ^ auesuries fiaitdtrafw In-Amvica. Plan startings Febniary 28th. lialing now lo visUeurhootk'tiliHi For all long-distance:e calls in the 208 area codede modem s, fax m achachines or other automatic dia &CdrdtMSievJM,:t6,25'27>ni, need to reprogram any 1+nurrtm bers lhatI you currently precedeje w ith a 1, you'll have to dialiial equipm ent will nee irea code. I1+208. Since you are aireai;ady in the habit o f addingI a within thc 208 area ali tiinifturespimori area , For m ore infcinformation aboul 1+208 diallilling, throuak the t'h ^ cItne ln i month. I before dialing long-dislailance calls within the 208 are coniact your locala l phonef com pany ccode, the changc will be siisimple. %,
t t b e z ^ A ttic ■/int Country 7umU panics. ^iceuioriu y{oniicra/tt1 ------Criday,-F-cbf ?5, 1091 Tlmgs-Nowflj8,4*Jft-Fa«M Tv daho— A.S------^— INation Groonaer [ li ir demand Mbre U.S. trooj)p cuts comingjin ii E a ro p e ’ lefty movMie watchei dsseat FRANKFURT, Germany’ (AP) ( — details on where;re planned[ cutbacks The next round of’cutbackss in U.S. w ould fall foiloMilnwing Ihc Clinlon ,SHVILLE,Tenn. (APy —- aler, where Birdwell wei/ent to sec Birdwell, 38,3f a hom'c 'heallh- military forces in Europe willI shutsl nine administralion’s> decisiondc( lo cul troop care provider . rah Birdwell is standing upp "Jurassic Park.” ■ ;r and former candy Armya,. installations in Cernian;.iny and a strength in EuropepcIollW.fXXlhy u 1996. Shore^ for allI tlthe fat people who want to0 She claims the seatss were' too factory workirker, is asking for Air Forcc base in England,. officialso TT„. U.S. Army s _ _ - sll downwn. small 10 hold her, and lhailat she was $1.5 million inin dam ages. iiy said it was closing said Thursday. and returning tot) GsmianyGi nine more dwell, who carries 3600 not allowed lo sit in aa folding Michael Pal ’atrick, president of The announcement markedd i the fir^t mstallalioris. dies atit 76 poui"ds on her 5-'fool-4 inchh chair thal she offered toI provide.p Columbus, Ga.-basedGi Carmikc frame,, fifiled a lawsuit Wednesdayy "I was crying and blushingb Cinemas thzlhat operates the S. District Court, seeking to0 from head lo toe," she s said Cookeville I BEVERLY HILLS,LS, Calif. (AP) ; theater, did not fl movie theaters to provideIc T hu rsd ay . "1 w as so hutiumiliated return phoneI callsc; for commcnt. I — Dinah Shore, whowh delighted large enough for obese;c th al 1 c o u ld n ’l ^acc jc pe o p ic to r he theater Thursday I radio and television auaudicnccs from , IS. days after that, iwered except for a I the 1940s to Ihc ‘9('90s with her Her: lawsuitla stems from a Junele “Who wanls lo be huhumiliated "tre i S j I recording. breezy singing and SoiSouthern ch.™ , 2 6 inciccident at a Cookeville the-:- publicly?" she .said. l i M died Thursday. She waiwas 76. I For aw tlng Info call In S aitltl» k e city 488-0125 OutaldBSU>SlCt SOO-729-8748 | Miss Shore, who0 vwas recently ■■■ ■— ■ P3^ diagnosed with cancelicer, died at her home after a short illncllness, said pub- licist Connie Stone,E. f M iss Shore’s two children and,d.ex-hasband, < Western movie 'star sl George M ontgom ery, w ere1 wiwith her when she died, Stone said. Director Carl ;eincr, who Iro w k e d w ith llss Shore on er television m in 1960, m 1 her “the ^ lost alive person J ever met, i bsolutely inter- M sted in every- m lling in the world m S h o r e and^Xnd everybody in ■ thhe e world. And , ■ she w as always sincere«re.” Former Prcsidcnl'nl Gerald Ford • said: “Betty and I havhave lost a very Clleccm na dear friend, one of lh91 In which she ^ R Mirror Buffetf e t ...... $2698 $1799 interviewed ex-beauJ BurtB Reynolds. i.| She appeared on a TNN* tribute 'i China Buffete t...... S2330 $1579 show to Eddy ArnoldId iIn May 1992. g Sideboard...... $1347 $899 1 Iv s s s Her romance wlihIlh Reynolds in------r g B I C orner CabirDinet..S1391 $943 the 1970s made headead lin es In part l g because she was neanearly 20 years Carved Bedd5/0...SI401 ^ $949 older thal he. ^ A rm oire...... S1239 $839 “W hat difference! does d( it make?” ' she said in a 1981 NevSew York Times ^ OPEPN STOCK I inlerview. "Chronologlogy has nothing i y to do with it. I knowIW iso many peo* * ^ 5 pie 32 years old whoto arei older than m en I see w ho are 54.’54.” BF’ "It has lo do wilhIh howI you feel r n l n l Ih emotionally aboul youyourself. Love Is J l O N C ^ J I you must cher* so hard to find that y< A lA-Z-lir.Y'C.imp.-y ^ g j ish it at any level.” She rharried Morlo n tg o m e ry in 1943, and had two chilchildren, Melissa Ann Hime, bom inI IS1948, and John David M ontgomery, bettvenY-R Y ^ -£ -Z »N STORS.ttWANClM * v S - m S B B B f f l J p linioin • 7 ^ Editori;ial 7 ^ Will nev:W school 1boss be pr^ r o , g e or a fpolitical i(ideologue J e rry E v a n s ’ re tiretirement as state creaticitionism, condoms and outclu tco m e- school ‘superintendentent creates an op- based;d education. ponunity that will in*inspire salivation W'e e: might even have a constitstitution- -y \ h IH0PEWE60LOLt> \ in political circles. BuBut it also creates alistt fringe i candidate, who0 mightr ,• y ^ 7 some seriobs hazardsrds for Idaho citi- wantIt toi dismantle public^schoi;hools in \ W I ism mm oNiV7H/S... Il zens ;ind their childrenren. thc namenai of libertarian principlepic. \ One of Evans’ notaotable qualities in In1 yearsy to come, thc Educiucalion \ his four-term tenurec hhas been his in- Dcparlartmcnt could swing badlack and \ \ ■ \ ^ ^ dependence from poipolitical partisan- forthh from : one election to theihe next. \ ship, A former schoolool administrator For fourfo years wc might pursueiue liber- ' in Cascadc and CaldwIdwell, hc focuscd al eduducation policies and (cspccp ccially ) on professionalism ratherrati than idcolo- salaryry increases; for the next, fo u r w c \- ey. m ig;ht h t battle over God’s placc:c in the s. That orientation hihas helped keep 'classrcsroom . Idaho's schools from fr< becoming Notot ai)-cnco_uraging scenario.10. \ politicized. I f‘ tlthe credential requircmcnlents for \ \ But Evans' succe:cessor could be the jobjol arc to be changed thisis year} - \ different - especiallyilly if thc Legisla^ and we'rew not convinced theyy shoulds , \ 3 ' ture changes the quiqualifications for be-tl- thc changc should bb thouloughtfiil the job. Current laww irequires the su- and cautious.ca perintendent tj'haviave a school-ad- Yes,es, there’s some validity in 1 m inistrator certificaicate and be “ac- peoplepic other than school admit iMuLWm lively engaged" in ededucation. Politi- tors; runn for the job. But cand;n d id ates cal forces of thc lefleft and thc right shoulculd be people with profess:3s si 0 h a l------have long wanted to remove one or ism andar proven expertise - not | both requirements,ts, and this year cal opportunistsop whose axes“e ^ n t d L e t tters they might succecd.J. grindiiiding. It’s easy to image: wwhere that sort of Wc'/c're impressed with statea te S e n . Beware m;nassive police increas•ase •i’C philosophic probl•oblcms w ith a plan w hich they t did not deserve? Whale(laievcr your prob- changc could lead. L airdrd Noh’s idea. Noh, R-Kim.im berly, is inidally perceivedcd as needed and then, be- lem, I I for one am lircd of yoyour constant Thc Idaho Educatiiation Association suggegests thc superintendentt shoulds: Inthe reecnl;nt Suite o f thc Union address causc o f political proproblems, not needed. In- tcachcr-bashing. t t callcd for puuing 1 00,000 ai probably would recnjcruit a candidat'e’ havee ceither an administrator’s^ c thc president c stead, Ict mc addresscss m y m cdicai conccm s. I have been o teacher monnore than 30 years K dilional policecc on thc street. This provisic nt, so w hat happens with strong teachcrscrs-union sympa- cate: oro a master’s degree in bu CuiTcntly in emerglergcncy m edicine, there ond i am close to retirem ent, s is also includeJed in die 1993 Crime Bill (S cal and pharmaceutical in- in i education docs not concciticcm m c as much thies, hoping to makeake thc state Edu- admitninistration, combined arc medical, surgical '? W'*" 1488). This sosounds good and has great cn bic w hich can save lives for f myself as for the futureire o f our children cation Departmentt anai arm of orga- "stronong experience” in educatior tervcntions available ^'0 ^- tional appeal.I. 1However, dicrc arc possibh and prevent injury.!. EEven to m e, they are and i grandchildren. nizcd labor. The R(Religious Right No0 seti of rules can absolutel; tely pro- ominous impliplications diat one needs to’ c< sometimes ostoundinding. W c have drugs avail- You say that little or no0 m oney should go would field a “familylily, values" candi- tectt Idaho I schools from poi jolitical sidcr. Historyy Iteaches that dictators must„ able which can openten plugged vessels and lo i teachers’ salaries in orderxler to m ake diem )licc power in order to impos< date who would camp;mpaign on such is- mayhcr'hem, but reasonable requirelircm cnts ccnualizc polii ! stop hcan atmcks. W c can, w idi the aid o f equitable e w ith states aroundund us. You prefer sues as sex education.ion, school prayer, suchh asa those would surely help.;lp. their will andd Imaintain control. Can this s defibrillators,.restartart die hearts o f "dead" diat t m oney b e spent on equi];quipmcni radier nario ever takeike placc in Amcrica? rfor- people and give dicn-icm years o f life. W c can dian t teachers' salaries. WellVeil I must rem ind ------In thc finalll ireport o f the National Perfo . ■ * restore breath and, circirculaUon to a drowned you j dial it is not equipm enlent thati teaches bul m ance Review:w is thc recom m endation thi diis ond m orc ifw e con get teachers. t T hc best equipmenment in the worid general be designated as diehe di thc attorney g< lo die people in dmc.mc. The first and often cm - cannot ( leach a child anythin]Ihing widiout a rector o f law/ enforceme ent to coordinate a iihic cial step in gctdng; our01 skills and technology teachcr i show ing how thatU eqequipm enl works, l i e T i i i i e ss - N e w s :nforccm cnt efforts, Could di TTi federal law cn jcoUng dicm, identifying O f coursc, Ihcrc arc a few teachers that are b e thc beginnining o f a schem e that w o ulid ld crc- ; the''pcoplc^is local Steplfcn i ianQcn CClark Walworth Allen1 VJWilson PclcrY ork the closest appropriaiiriaic unit and dispatching undeserving i o f higher salariilories and there arc . ate a nationalll Ipolicc force? Publisher MManaging editor CIrcubtubtlon mariagcr Advertising' din : informotion. If we foil in a i few in die education sysiei'Stem w ho do not Today, th eJcrc are morc than 3,000 crimtimes concise in icver m ake up diat lost work > up to potential, bul; in iall m y years o f that arc prosec;ecutcd in the federal systemmthat i this step, we ean nev The m emmbcrs b of ihc editorial board. arand writers of editorials tteaching, die m ajo ri^ o f"teachers tea widi used to be undnder state jurisdiction. Every.rv tinie. arc Stephen HaHartgen, Clark Walworth, Mai ’ The regional planan imokes sense in all re- whom i I have been acquaintclimed w ere dedicat- Mark Kind and Steve Crump. federal agcncjicy has criminal penalties in i ; could save m oney in con- cd, « hard-working, child-loviloving people, ______I regulations. ContrastC this w ith die U.S. CCon- gfjjj solidating. W c coulduld save lives, because the Sincc die early 1980s, thc salaries for Ida- stitution, whiclich specifics only onc fcdcra system w ould be fastfoster and m orc cffident ho1 teachers, as com pared1 tolo die nadon, have ' c r im e -th a t b)being treason. h c consistent pre-arrival steadily • decreased. FromI a lihigh o f 89 per- In a free coi:ountiy, thc police are n ot agns. It w ould fadliuitc im -' i i Qgc, w e have Letters ______o f a ccntral gogovernm ent but servants ofiljg f d mcdicai instracdons. I cent of die nodonal average, y care. dropped i to a low o f 77 perc would diey cocom c to fear such a forcc asIS iis gional dispatch systc,'Stcm. It is m y feeling diat diot i period w c lost our two-]ivo-party ond family crimes. That is on easy outuiroM f he people (Vho 1 a curc. Would you not agree thothal it would thc w ay in tououlitarian countries? . the people o f this valleyval deserve and w ant hcaldi1 insurance, so that thothough on increase arc sick thot do ihcsc things,ngs. They pick up on setter to find a curc with no ill1 sidesji cffects W hat hoppcpens if diis 1 0 0,000 additionsonal this. I personally wilwill be disappointed if they w > as shown, m any teachers actuallys lost that and when they get caugaughl. tliey can say ' I find „ a medical bill you couldd neing cured o f your affliction. over law enfoforccment? I can only hope our legisi:gislators diink m orc : TwinFalls As I read die editoiitorial in thc Feb. 16 WhiVhen you hand it to the pharmacinacist. hc II is dm e to w ake up, America, and be- ofthe future of Idaho's youiyoung people than d'es die Tmcs-Ncws, I see:e ddial ogain you ore angry s. "That will be S49.86,” and youyoi arc Uicn com c activc: ccitizcns again. T his includes II serve the public stgjj, about education. WhWhal is your problem? Did you : do, ond lhat diey w ill se Arena manager notlot to blame redlylly sick! Which reminds me of f oionc time rccent immigiigrants from thc former Eastc ave a tcachcr tbal treated ...... wejl^in dial desire. _ :n a doctor (I suppose that he Was)Wu gave Bloc countriciics. They know all too w ellII dietl — 1 found W ednesday’s r;m«-Nc.reTin cdiiori-' "I'™ ' >-du diought io b e unfair? ■ QAYPBIER^ a prescription for on ailment. It ccost mc abuses o f a DOnodonal policc forcc. I don’tI ’t be- yo“ “ ni<“'n e r you al. panicularly ils call fornheiminedialerir- th [q ,j,js Did onc of your chil:hildren recijiyc a grade W endell ihg o f George Casper, thce mmanager o f Idaho 1, "which I sorely needed to fixI thithe radiator lieve lhat thee that aficr I had taken only portort ing thc city's's rccent decision to withdravraw ' Dirksen Senate'ite O ffice B uilding------Linda N o n i9,-field repres<>resentodve ...... - - traction, or a disclosure to:o yyour readers that Vhat pricc lies and hypocrisy? ;U to B40-3 488 Blue Lakes Blvd. N , 1No. 105 ^QILMILUOAN from the regiegional E -911 plan and urge it your righteous indignationm cdirected toward reconsider. Washington, DC 20510 Twin Falls, ID 83301 MK Casper wos a product:t o:o f uninformed ™ A sm edicol:al director o f die Emcrgcncyicy (202) 224-614242 734-7219; Fax 734-7244144 haste arc in order. rvices system for Twin Fallslls icity ' - , „ , In W oshington: iiy leave Ollie out of edi 437 C annon Building Thanks for your promptpt aattention. W hj xiitorial? and as a full-tim e emergencyicy Sen. LBTiy Ciaijhiig W ashington, D C 2051515 iOHNC. HOHNHORSTS T l aagree j with the editorial o f Fe;b. b .: 18. It is physician herere in Tw in Falls, I diink I hatiave In Twin Falls,s, c:call or write: :T w in Fallfl quitetc easy( to pick on two kids likeice Tonya1 and some very val/alid and vivid concerns aboi50UI Lewis Filers,, rcjregional director (202) 225-5531 t . ^ . cvcn>n Nancy. Your moralizing even'cn w ent to this decision,n. I could go on nt length aboiboul Truth in medicinei tought< to find Paeku:kwood and Kelso. You sure are “main- :am.” .1 was very much imprcssicsscd reccnlly by .“" J™ b y g a rIRY r TRUDEAU jm -N cws and consid- Joticcably absent from your editi S D[ouglos Bell in The Times- i S ’Ifo w ” D o o m le s b u ry efJiis letter very timely sineiincclhavcdoneu ie North - thot upright Amcricar nc? b lto f rcscarch in this samene ifield and have un- mi>ipr?escDMB H1 AWASIOUSm'fOUK.J X earthed som e astounding; truthtrt and sometimes . ^VLANRMARKS A K .s u m OH.RJGHT. A 7 7 w mmi'xx/ReAime ■FoniAusocouumiem « > Y MI PRGOMCFAl£M>B>lhy* ^045 rrSC M Y' HOU? ON. I things presented as truth whwhich turned out to I Cffn0N6OPOUJN'mB 7H5fVU.&■ sanam seoF ■UJOHSPATi^ « » im te M F T . I fK£T7Y TOC^.SCN.J l ecmAFLASH bej)urc falsehood and of'n no o real benefit •jNnAKOWief H£60TTH/S»6$MltaANP I I gu/mp. fSMBMBBM arvel admits industries M mivmfP,Kffrr 0NMYP06 hbalthwise to all concerned.led. M ar les’ value \ / l l TmcompTmwot^uRl ™ is m . \ PYiN6. , It bccomcs morc apporcnirent to m c as I con- on M arvel’s vow to fight "co*-(*-ocracy” / i ^ j H s n a ^ f l T zm u y tiflue my quest o fth e matteritteroftnitbtobe 5 quite an admission on his partirt tdiot live- r fotmd in thc field o f mcdiciilicine and the appli- stock:k andi timber interests do have/e a lorgc val- L \ ■ W cation of ccrtairt costly medledications that there ue-adcadded factor for the tax sUnicturclure. .. X is m ore concern obout thee fcfacts and actual lis last-minute offer ofthe SI,00,0 0 0 up front, need o fth e application of fm medical practice ' s the other goodies be offered,!, acadmitted with the hope o f o cure instcnstcod of a first-class (jjjjI -_, or was it an attempted bribe?>e7 m ^ jp b o f butchering. I have seense< and e x p ^ - gjt},iither way, this should play well'dlifhede- fin enced the lack o f core andd knowledgek in the c jjges j, to tp ' a lawsuit to reach his9 gogoals o f re- r a l f l ' t g pijtscntation oChcalth corcrc and0 especially tbe ving livestock from public grazliazing. ^ aibility^fdisMtroui------)W1QHT0SB0RNB— r— s& c cfiects; even to the exte:xtent o f causing Hls£ennBQ sj ™ C1 F I V - — _
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SARAJEVO, Bosnia-Heilerzegovina U.N. spokcsmainan in Kiseljak, west of . Out O' Serb gunners appearedI :aclive O f f i Ccials l (AP) — Front lines wevere tense Sarajevo. clsc'ilscwhcrc. ^ t h Bosnian govcrr:rnmcnl Thursday, a day before MiMuslim-led Associatedd Press photographer md and Crpatian radio reported 1; govemment and Croat forccces were to Darko Bandic, who \ visited the Croat- shclihclling of the Muslim cncia begin a ccase-flre in the firstst major test -held western paipart Thursday, said there Magvlaglaj, 50 miles north of Sarajevi visit;Iran 1 j i ^ S B S n 9 BR. w jH of ( a U.N.'pledge to ex]ixpand the was no shellinging around midday, only Iksnian & radio said five people}\C were N IC O SIA . Cyprus Cyp (AP) — y ff m I Sarajevo truce. occasional rifl^)ile reports of flghtingng in ccntral crowded and loiloud music blared from hitlit a n hospital Ihcrc Wednesday.. It1 said m an d er and a large la team o f ’ L 1Bosnia, where governrrim ent and cafes, fourour were kill^^ and.H) woundeded clsc- s p e c ia lis ts paidlaid a lengthy, Bosnian Croat troops have battledbi over Croal-Muslimlim fighting was intense whevhere in the town. • . unpublicizcd visit vis to Iran lo | te r r it^ for more than a yeaicar, officials in partt o f ccntrntral Bosnia, where gov- The Tl reports iould not be confnfimied step up m ilitaryary and nuclear i J/' J* ^ 'in neighborine Croatia werere optimistic emmenl forccses have! made significant indendepcndcntly. Maglaj has beci:en sur- cooperation, infornformed sources 1that this cease-fire could hoilOld. Several gains lately agaii;aiast Croats. rourounded by Serb and Croat foroirccs for said, g g S M l previous truces have collapscsed. U.N. spoke:kesm an Ll. Col. B ill nearlearly a year, and has seen oni;niy two The 29-man1 mission mi led by ‘This one sounds mote seserious Ihan Aikman said exchangesex< o f mortar and aidlid convoysc sincc lasl June. Gen. Cho Myonyong Rok, who ; the previous cease-fire agreementsag machine-gunn ifire had inlcnsificd Bosnian B Serb leader Radadovan was appointedJ NorthNi Korea's ; because il’s part of a broadiider proccss Wednesday nearcar Vitez, aboul 35 miles Karod past an elderty womanm o< n a c row ded S tre e t In and there were heavy excKchanges of piU Sarajevo Thursdayay ast a 2-vreek-oId cease-fli-fire rem ain ed In e ffe c t small>arms fire, said David1 Fillingham,F d l UIHK f t ^ ’'P R e -1 m r l r a n c e ! U.N.^warrior--inteUecti tual steeiT S I “ to make roomI jfor new inventor f Saturdcfay & Sunday Sarajeevo towjard uneaasy peac * Feb. 2e"’"andzr 10-5
SARAJEVO, Bosniisnia-Herzegovina r^ H R n Nevertheless,s, Thatcher a^d the Q ueen’s’s Medal for (AP) — As battlc-t,e-ready French Rose has man-I- Gallantry. A l l h o m e troops crouched in1 fifiring positions -'{a aged to restoree Rose has a keen sense c< o f the role y o f m edia in promoting hislis goals and c n ' % during the tense, carl;arly hours of the hope in a city 1 w e are having i l l t h e m f ^ ^ cease-fire, a (one,, urunarmed figure |r^y '» i* ^ where there wasIS building morale among ththe 380,000 ist sell... appeared, stridingng confidently U . 4 -,- J n none a few weekscs war-weary residents of Sailarajevo. During his frequent wal/alking tourS' between the combatant(ants. T j “80- i g a part^ to s e l It w as Lt. Gen. SirSir Michael Rose, j l u ^ 1 /m Rpse, 53, step-> of the city, Rose alwaysys has been A 500 Pe|i com m ander of Unitedled Nations forces , son of the best-t- available for television camimeras, cspe- in Bosnia-Kcrzego'govina and the .selling Englishih dally Bosnian, to deliver■ hhis message % Receive a t architcct of thc.curr*urrent cease-fire ^ novelist John,n that the U .N .’s rolp wou!luld becomc epsi & hot dog betw een Bosnian ScrlSerb and govern- loae Masters, is one of3f more active in restoring peaeace. a S> ^ $ 2 0 0 gift CBrtlflci 5tes* ment troops aroundI Sarajevo.Sa those'm ilitary fig-;- “I'd rather use CNN as sI a weapon,” 9 f j / . *must purclu3 heat pump and a Sincc assuming conMmmand Jan. 24, ures whoho combine physical courage,e, he once joked lo Americaran reporters. ^ Rose has m anaged1 tcto stop the car- intellectudual depth, unconventionalal His efforts are designed:d to bolster J llcate from Caclus Pet ajevans and nage that had transfoisformed this idyl- tactics aiand a shrewd sense of thele confidence among Saraj' chase Feb. 26th or 27th lie m ountain city intoIto an iniemation- media, discourage those who wan to pursue al symbol of inhumanilanity. A s a mm easure o f hls diverse back-Ic- the conflict regardless ofif the cost Tlirough sheer enernergy, diplomacy ground,i, i his U.N.. biography liststs lives. and the threat of NAMATO air power, some of}f Rose’s hobbies as skiing,g, “ If wc can end Ihe shell!tllingfandgel I^ H j he has convinced Bosnian Bo: Serbs to sky divirving and collecting Englishih the lights back on, then itthe city will withdraw most of their heavy water cocolors. He went to Oxfordrd return to normal and thelie men weapons from the SanSarajevo area. . Universitysity where he earned a degree:e guns in the hills will becc:comc'ifrclc- Rose is careful to) givegi crcdit to his in philoscosophyi politics and econom-n- vant,” R ose said recently.I'.' superiors in the Unitenited Nations and ics. NATO for engineeri5cring the cease- Despit<)ite a polished, gentlemanlyly fire. But it'was Rose,ose who made it demeanonor, Rose is no stranger toto \ > V T ^ ^ work on the ground,J, {Ktsuadingp both violence,:e. Commissioned in 1964, he sides that the impossijssible was possi- commananded elite Special Air ble. S e rv ic:es e s commandos in the 5 0 ^ r H E R > A H O E ven before thee cicease-fire took Falklandinds War and was later in holdi his lean figurejre could be seen charget i of security in Belfast,;t, ^ . walking the .dangenjerqus streejs of Nor^cmm Ireland. ' K N I D Sarajevo, chatting; to Vesidems'and It wasas in Northern iretandlTiat B ,26,27. Hou lys 10 am to> 9£ p m , W Bosnian Croat milmilitary chiefs, matic.anand decisive operations t;. in 0 F e b r u a iiry 23, 24, 25, worked on reachingIg ai cease-fire for May 198(980 when his black-clad SAS \ Blue Lakes com m anandos stormed the Iranian Saturday 10) 1am to 6 pm, ! pm to 5 pm I W central Bosnia. ; s urs Weekday It is. too early to3 tetell whether the Embassysy in London and ended a ter- lat's new on thele water Saraievo cease-fircfire will last or roristsiegiege. ' ' i Come Selee your local MMagic Valley dea whether peace will1 ctcome to the rest That wt won him the admiration of I, S u n d a y 12 o f the country. th en , Prime Pri Minister Margarete t ^ eal,ers and all th: ^ Kawasaki-Suzizukl-Polarls ol I f IWin Falls, T\kIWin Falls Idaho ^ pp»^pnal watelercralt "W'bedding ee Elegance &■ h .R o m a n ce"
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World I Blackrsoldiers Sl n d s f i n o r e n e ^i w p a r lliamen Yeltsisin stai •m befi feel'rkacism’s MOSCOW (AP) — Presresident Boris "The problci3lcm of the year Is curbing OiOur task Is to make sure there■c is more • Yeltsin stood by his cconoromic reforms crimc," Yell:eltsin said. “Organized jusjustice, more safety, rnorCvCon^nfidence n Berlin in his first address lo RuRussia’s new crime ... is tryingtry to lake the country in.in today and tomorrow,” hc saii parliament Thursday, but; s;said the new by the throat."t." Hc urged a balance betweenmaggrcs. BERLIN (AP)AP) — Black sol- freedoms should bc lem]mpcrcd with Some lawrrA-makcrs com plaincd the slvsive reforms and social protcctictions. : dicrs ol a U.S.S. Army/ barracks, it can bc ' ngnr Frankfurt ha I " . “ more justicc, more .safely,ly, more con- 5 0 -m in u te spccch s was long on "The worst mistake that t havc been the tar- fidence." rhcloric andd sshort pn specifics. “ Wc mjmade-today is to offer socieliely false gd of a hate campaigncar of tele’-' V Ycltsiri avoided dirccl confrontationcc need more: ciconcretc and dcdsive altalternatives: either the old cccconomy phone threats,>, slashedsi tires and wilhjawmakers, who loo[)ok a slap al actions,” saidid iulttanationalist Vladimir , controlledco by government dinlireclives, •‘Nigger” gruffitlfill for I 18 months, a him a day earlier by granlilling amnesty Zhirinovsky,K oror a soolled ‘pure’ market," YelLsin m ilitary spokpokesman said to his political foes — thehe leaders of Communisnisi lead er G ennady saisaid. Thursday. the 1991 failed Soviet cocoup and the Zyuganov,, however,h said hc was Titled “Strengthening RRussian xhc militaryry newn spaper Stars armed resistance lasl Octobober. encouragedI ihlhat Yeltsin’s address lo St;Statehood,” ihe speech slres;esscd the and Stripes, whichwf broke the Instead. Ihe president’s’s appeal for lawmakers “looked“lc like a dialogue," ncneed for a slrong ccnlral govevemmcnt, story, quoteded people i in the compromise acknowlcdgec;ed Ihe popu- the ITAR-Tas.-;ass news agcncy reported, aa Ithrust aimed at effotls by FRussia’s 4,000-mcmbcr3cr U.S. mllilary lar disconlcnl lhat gavive ex trem e Yeltsin refccferrcd only obliquely lo 8989 republics and regions lo wiwin more community att BucdingcnBu as .say- nationalists and Commurunists nearly the previouslus day’s amnesty law. coeconomic and polilical autonoromy. ing most o f ihc1C targetsii w ere firsl. L half ihc scats in the parlianament elected "M ercy is memercy only w hen'll does Many Russians fear thalal unless sergeants. two monlhs ago. not contradictict tliclaw and moral stun- YcYeltsin lakes a strong handI wilhv the Capt. Gregory;ory R. Bartlett, an "A new dclachmcnl of f thei govern* dards,” he said. sa Garlier ih the day, rc|regions, they could spin awa#ay from Army spokesm:sman, said in an mcnt from the people andid Iheir needs presidential1 spokesman s Vyachcslav MiMoifcow and lead to Russia’s’s disinie- interview lhalll il il appeared only 'j.t has emerged and is becocom ing even Kostikov calic.ilicd the amnesty immoral gngralion. • Americans were:re involved.ii deeper,” Yeltsin told thee itwo houses and irrcsponsilisiblc. Citing Russia’s succcss inipersuad- p He said he xcoul u ld nol recall such of parliament, which met:t together in Yeltsin alsiilso did not mention the injing Bosnian Serbs to withdraIraw their racial harassmentlent occurring previ- the Kremlin for the first f tim e, arresl of an allegedall Rassian "mole” in arartillery from Sarajevo, 'Y eltsin ously on U.S. bbas. a s « In Germany. “Poverty, inequality andd unemploy- Ihe CIA. Ruslussia has nol responded pnpromi-sed a bolder foreign polic'licy. "I haven’t leard hear o f anonymous ■ mcnt must be,our ftKus.I. Tliey ' causc formally to> liiIhc arrest of Aldrich H. "In 1994 wc musi pul an cnend to the threats like this,his," said Bartlelt, I the mosl concern." Ames and hlis is' wife, Maria. ununhealthy practicc of unilatctIcral con- spokesman forar the ll 1st Armored Yeltsin, 63, looked healthy hi and ITAR-Tass,ss, Ihc state news agency, cecessions, including Ihosee on the Division in Badid Krcuznach.K spoke energetically in dellelivering his said YeltsinI arand his aides worked late dedefense budget,’’ he said. Bucdingcn,, homeho o f the divi-; siaie-of-lhe-nalion address,ss. Tlie presi- .into the night;ht finishing ihc spccch. A "Ru.ssia has ihc right lo be bi lough sion’s 1st Cavaliivalry Regim ent, is dent had postponed the speech s| from Jonger, writtiiticn version containing anand firm when it is nec«.saryry topro- offering a $11 ,0 ,0 0 0 reward for l,^sl Friday and mis.scd seveivcral engage- more specific«ic economic goals was dis- tcctcct its nallonlil interests,” hc a(added. information leadicading to the arrest AP(*0Ba ments, leading lo spcculatitItion he mighl tributed to lawawmakcrs. He said Russia would cn{ingage in ; of anyone involveolved. be in ill health. Yelt.sin toldJld Ihc assembly lhal free- pepeacekeeping across the forme:ncr Soviet The Isl Cavalivalry commander, A teen-age cadeti presentspi Russian PresidSident Boris Yeltsin with' In addition to addressinjing economic market reformirms must continue, but hc UiUnion, fighl discriminationn against li. Col. Philipp CokcryO ordered an a b u s t of A texandeider Suvorov, a famous RussianRi military leader, worries, Yeltsin took aimim al another warned of a ggrowing divide telw een ellethnic Russians in ncighborinjing states, investigation a a yearyi ago into the while Russian Defeafense Minister Pavel GraIrachev, center, ■ major concern o f ordinar;iry Russi'ans, rich and poor,JC. aniand conlirjuc objecl lo anyty cxpan- incidenis at thec /\rm/\i strong Casern li-crimc mea- "Yes, therere is more freedom in our sicsion of NATOto as long as RussiaRi is base, Barilellsaid. said a p p la u d s a t th e Su\Suvorov Military SchoolI IrIn Moscow, propcising emergency anli- excluded from ihe Western alii:lliance. I ’ ______,Wednesday. sures. country now. Bul that is not enough, exi
BriefI:» y Som ali fire:res on cai^o plantne, wounds 1 NAIROBI. Kcny:nya — A Somali fired an auautomatic rifle al :i C-13(l H crcuics cargo plane pi: in southern Somalialia on Thursday, slightly wounding one crewrcwman, the Lutheran Worldd Federationl reported. Bob Kocpp, thehe charity's coordinator in1 h Nairobi, said about nine bullcls struck (hele {plane on a dirt runway at Saco Huen, about 180 SS * miles southwcsl of Mogadishu, after it dclivJivercd building malerials for a school. K w pp said onele ofo the plane’s four crewmernen w;ls hil in the fool. He said the man wasI an American, but did not havcIVC his name. Tlie organiz:i- lion chartered the: planepl; from Soulhem Air Traman.spon of Miami, Fla. V 5 JB KJ LIS]e : little AIDS>S-prevention m(noney spent i £ ] NEW DELHI,, InIndia — Hardly any of ihe: n-money that was budgeted lasl year lo Iry lo0 controlo the spread of'AIDS)S in India has been spent. ihe country’s healtl’alth minister said, A . ^ r ; - , Tljc World Healcalth Organization has idenli:nlificd India as the AIDS crisis poinl o f the:he next cenlury, estimatinglg lhatI 1.6 million Indians V , r ■ already arc infectcti;tcd with the HIV virus that; causcsca AIDS. Tltrec districts> of Punjab stale rcccntiy foun)und HlV-posiiive blood in three commercial:ial blood banks, the Pioncineer newspaper reported Thursday. ^ F rance ma^lay resume nucleajar tests in 1995 ■ PARIS — Francance’s moratorium on nuclcailear weapons testing could R end with Francoi:cois M ilterrand's presideniency nejtt year, Defense Minister Francoisis LLeotard said Tliursday. 0 Thai could leadad i to renewed lesls by the United Ui Slates, Britain and M m Russia, which folioollowed Mitterrand’s call foror a halt to nuclcar tests in 1992. Mitterrand Thurslursday restated his oppositionion 10 renewed lesling. ' “ 1 remain lolallyilly hostile to resuming testsIits as long as our partners T n i i c k l (o a d F rcspcct their engaggagement.s,” M ittcnand suid.id. “To give u signal for a- new arms racc wouk-ould bc contrary to whai 1 cx|expcct o f France." Cor:bm pilcd from w ire reports S a l e 3 ' 2 D )ays Olnly! I Skippei;rS® Fe]!b.25&z 2 6 ....i
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Iflp o u nn d \*C o u n t y w i l lI d r u g ; t e s t nle w e nn p l o y eees By Mick Normiogtoo ’ subjcct to0 :random tests under the proprogram, Cenlcr, about testiesting employees in his de- pital's com puter will rnndoindomly draw. Tlicn Tim es-N cw s wriier “just to sheihow we carc,” Fraley said, partmcnt, Chcstnulinut talked to Fraley and thc those employees will havelavc eight hours lo T hc drujrug tests wili cost the countimty'S38 commission abou[>out thc drug-testing pro- take the drug test. a lle y ' thc whole county will get it. t h e Vi TW IN FALLS - Drug testiijsting appears to an employoyce. Fraley said he doesn’tn’t know gram, and now thc Fraley can’t enact thcc didrug-testing pro- j Fraley said, be com ing to T w in Falls County Coi govern- how manyly em ployees will be tested, posal now bccause the cour:ounty doesn’t have ment. . lem with seems the: people pi who take drugs in Candidate«]! questions m r r. . • . *'Weha>lave not really had a problcn thc money to bcgiirthcjyc program and his ' County Commissioner Jim Fraley said ^ ow. who drug tests and we ut widi die idea of running6 a drug- fellow commissioners NormaNo Blass and the commission is considcridcring enacting ft it •• iiA want to avoid diosilose people," he said, I need for boiomb range C ar strikes J eerome r girl, 13, from behind scsciiool bus JEROME - A Jcroi:rome girl was hit by a car that didn't stop behindbch a school bus. Danna Sears, 13,'3, was struck by a car driven by Valeriee B ingham , 17, w hen crossing at Buchana,man and Main Streets Tuesday."The Searss girlgi was transported to St. Benedict’s Famiimily Medical Center where she was treateditcd for abrasions and a broken thumb, accordording to Jerome Chief o f Police James Dahl.hi. "A witness said thethc schodl bus was go- ing west on Main StreiItrect and had stopped at thc crosswalk. Two10 een moved to pons forr ccs a lv in g a n d calls. In a b o u t a m o n th th e9 flifield will again be planttIted, he said. Ten-digit dialing; hasha become mandatory bccause the nation>n 1has run out of area codcs. Present areaa cicodcs have either "O” o r " l ” as their middleile digits. In some eases, newle w area codcs will du plicate local prefixes..es. Adding the area code Floatiiing casin10 openss Landdowners 5 leery off plan to in-statc Iong-distan(tancc calls will difTcrcn- • tiate thc local prefixX fromfr the area codc. scenic ririver Slioshone^raziazing board sets Sundayy, Ameriistar sayys forw/vild and meeting 'Hiesdiiday morning B y W illiam B rodrock Armand Eckert, who3 farmsfa in the area, B y M ickN orm iogton 3 2,0b0-sc•square-fcet of casino spaipacc, Times-Ncws wrilvritcr summed up thc mood oof f nearbyr landown- SHOSHONE - TheTh Shoshone District Tim cs-N cw s writer larger thailan the 26,000-squarc-footI casi-c; ers after the meeting, Grazing Advisoryf BBoard will meet at 9 no at Amn is now “consistent wilhlh o u r o fd ie slate line, lines and nearby canalsils c detract from thc L ibrary found:idation seeks 2 0 and is the largest oftf fifive rivcrboats philosophphy to develop outstandingng fa- Of the direc, thcth most contentious is thee area’s sccnic beauty. in Vicksburg. cilitics anand provide superior guest:St ser- northern sectionon of Salmon Falls Creek - The BLM will continuenuc lo accept public goods for secoi;ond-annuaI sale Thc rivcrboat will ha\have more than vices.” roughly from BalancedBal Rock to US 30. P le a s e see SALMON IB2 TWIN FALLS - WWondering what (o do L with diat copy of HoiHomer’s ‘T h e Odyssey" that's just collectinging dust on your book- shelf? jAdjudicatition JEiA just WOm ’t h e lp IR e p u b l ic aan, Windeer says Have a copy off ‘‘Snow W hile and thc Seven Dwarfs" on>n video > thal your kids i □ L. McCarthy Before the en O n another issue, WiniVindcr contends ihat - have grown tired ofif wwatching? Jmay lose fifunds, News writer dorsement was made, a proposed bomb traininining range south of • It’s timc to donatinote those used books, lEA officials had off’ Mountain Home woulduld not have an ad- compact discs, vide'idco tapes, art works, ^ N FALLS - R epublican gubeibemalori- ■ ' fered to help[p v e rs e a f f c c t o n th ce environmentc of ;n language books to the naker ,™.n records, and foreign 1 isays lawm; iidate Chuck W inder says he should H Winder's campaign. Owyhee County. Twin F alb Public LibLibrary Foundation, on die endorsement o f the IdahoIdi Ed- "There's no reasonn wwhy that training By Drew DcSflvcr have wor W inder said. Thc foundation willwi sponsor its sccond | ucationI Association.A ' range can't function,"' WinderW said Thurs- annual used bookk ssale during Western Tim cs-News writer "I wasas right on, on thc issues,"," W inder Is ‘‘“J’- ' Days, June 4 and 5, according to founda- thpy He has read thc cnvirivironmcntal impact B O I S E - I f die Snake RiveUver Basin Adju- said Thuhursday. “They just dccid< I tion Executive Merllerlene York.Donations ’ slatemcnt assessing thcthe impacts of thc dication isn't reformed thithis year, a key >Et going to help a Republican.' will be accepted atIt diei! Twin Falls Public ‘ can Larry ■ ’ training range, he said.J. lawmaker-warned Thursdayday, thc Legisla- „ W'ndedcr said fellow Rcpublicai Library at 434 Seconcond St. E., York said. ‘ 1 the “edu- Whether the range is neededH' for thc sur- ture m ay pull die plug on it.ij/ * Eastlandid is portraying himself as th Proceeds from the book sale will raise * candidate" even ihough Eastl did vival of Mountain Homiomc Air Forcc Base Rep'. G olden L inford, chichairman of the “ tion ca funds for new bookk acquisitions.a< ticipatc in thc lEA cndorscm<:m cnt pro- , . Jl’ is an open question, heIC said.st For information1 on die book sale or on House • Rcsourccs-and Conscinscrvaiion Com - "o* W in d e r On thc night the "The range could be approved loday ors feel the adju- ^css. donations to the libnubrary foundadon, contact mittcc, • Mid maity legislators endorsement was„ and the base taken awaiway tomorrow,” he n in com plex, cx* V 'arc you going to reform educationed • i,^ „„ York at (208) 736-621■6205. ' Uedfltiaiitaffreport8 \ ^ won’t feel much sionals??" he asked. ception isn’t changed they wi “I think politic litical action commit idea ... is critical forr betterbe training" for m s out o f mone;^ - WindeiJer’s views on education are arc proba- he said, 1like funding it when it runs tee even congratulat the A ir Force, he said.1. next year. b ly closi)scr to lEA-endorsed Dememocratic in n Jan. 30 1 ed Winder on recciv- Winder, owner o f aI commcreialco real cs- “I think wc’rc going td have1 to show candidallate and Attorney Genera::ral Larry i e a ’s Gooding i P ing thc endorsement, tate brokerage in Boisioise, is one of four something to demonstrate•ate that we can EchOHavawk dian they arc to his RejRepublican plained that Wi he said. sharpen the process,” saicmid Linford, R- opponent:nts, consideration.” candidates seeking thele RepublicanF gubcr- , Obituaries B2 1 1 not rcccivc official lEA sup-ry notorial nomination inin a M ay 24 prim ary Rexburg. ‘There are a lotJt cof (legislators) Like EEchoHawk, Winder support:orts rcduc- “H e simply dt M lnl-Cassla B3 I ical, h e said. un election. who'd like to pull the pluglug on it because ing studiidcnt-ieachcr ratios and increasinginc supported by itieshis ended up ruling thc day,” I d a h o B4 they I don’t want to pay for3r itii or they want teacher' salaries,s which he said arc'rc “ dispro- a Republican cai ill Thc odicr GOP candididid^tcs arc Eastland,' ially loy/" collared to whi#hat olher be supported v ic former Lt. 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' doesn’t have a solid history his voting record'. I f and when candidate has both,-they will d wholeheartedly,” Greene ^ 2 Tlmes-Ncws, Twin Fall:Falls. Idaho Friday. Fobruary:,ry25. 1994 " ' “ T I o u s e ]p ^ e l O>KsMfei rtortightj en=^0inMimttee EVandal; guruGi^ ivens - I denies^s fund^ SI onight r e i n s 01m s c h o oll l superin[itendent ;peaks at:school to] Cedar Rapids, Iowa,iwa, took G ivens' ad- surance that they will rise to irmers Bywf Mick Nonniogtoo B y D rew DeSilver ninc-tenihss pipercent of the time. . sur O.COC for fai vice to drop theirr extraext insurance poll- casion and increase their ccconstitu- Time:mes-News wriier ' .Titncs-Ncws writer “But youu hhave all tlie.sc phone calls ca: , cy that covered] th them in case thcy "from eonstititituents that gel bounced tiolional responsibilities lo su|iuporvise TTie AssociatedtcdPresa TWIN FALLS -'^oncy-atadvice were injured byy anar uninsured mo- jse E ducation from lhe dep:iepartmcnt lo the board and thc schools," Black said. BOISE - The House iru and best-selling iiulhor ClCharies torisi, accordingI to a Quinn column e deparlmcnl, und you end /stem thc BOISE - Appipparcnily hoping to 8^™ • Committee wants to mimake it clear back lo lhe d "Wc havc.lo give the sysl Givens is scheduled lo speakak here dated June 28, 191993. Before ihey I that the Stale Board of Education, up with aI vvery confuscd public, chance to work, but if wc c:can’t get capitalize on Icgi;:gislalivc budget writ- ’ V nighl. chose another insuinsurer. Ron Beadle it o f public in- Somewhererc youj have to send a m es- I have to ers’ historic largNew York Timeses Best Givens for misreprei:presentalion. She set- ed_thrce bills, i-.’iiinn;tL-inf4iistitulions-and public jjp Jaho Falls. • Thc.panel approve^ tion, or crcaiing “councils"s" w ithin farmers near Idah :llcr List for I35'w ceks. tied out o f courtt on a separate fraud I rcinforce the school syslcimcm" wiih thc board. Bul Thursday that would rc thc board. He is set lo speak al 7 p.m. at Vcta • suit againsl Givens,ns. . appointive board’s conti3ntrol over lhe over thc yeareani, the board has come lo . Eaton of Twin Falls saidJ he! sup- C . 0O’Leary Junior High Schchool at On Thursday. GivGivens' organization st of its efforts on higher supeYlntendcnl and ther deparimcnLde focus most i s bills. j i L referred interview’lew q u e s tio n s lo a . while the supcrinlendenl ports thc idep behind Black's 1 ______2359 J50 Elizabeth Blvd. Thc bills, sponsoredd byb Chairman education, w “There art some of us on ihthe board Givens has hundreds o f stralejegies to lawyer who w asn’tn ’t availablet for com- over much of the day-lo- - Ron Black, R-Twin Falls,ills, would: has taken ov .who feel there can be a clososer rela- / \f-| :lp people get rich quick, butit many ment. - quirement that day supervi;•vision o f c le m e n ia ry a n d •'5'*' * Reinforce the requi lionship between Ihc stale bojoard and '!>•'’ '-tljU f- c simply ways to save mominey on Also, the Iniemalmal Revenue Service lhe department, secondary schools.sc the board, rathfr than the public education, and in fatfact I am xes or advising people lo use:e credit recently disputedd theihi way Givens did gates rules and Thc boardard met 10 limes in 1993, approves and promulgate one of those who fed lhal U cardsirds with low interest rates. . his own taxes andid ccollected $3.1 mil* said boardd membern Curtis Eaton of • regulations. Eaton said. "There needs toI bbe conti- JmMlLmmtiJu^ Hi:His siralegiijs includc "payly your' lion in back taxesxes and inlercsl, ac- s. Al cach meeling, he said. “ I • Require board apprtiproval for hir- Twin Falls. / nuily between public educati )ouse or kids to help with youju rjo b " cording lo the W'orld ork Press Review. ty p ic a lly -sp e n t-a -fu ll-d a y "V ..BmthcJoimln Financc-Appropria- • - ing all Education Depacpartment cm- lhe board ty higher education." • “use job interviews lo take titax de- Bul Ihe self*madTiade m illionaire has ; and university issues and lions Commiltciitcc oh Thursday rc- 4 >: ployecs. on collcge a jctions," according to a reviiview of followers. y on elementary and sec- Dut “one or iwo" peoplelc on lhe ,o 1 jspoilsmen-s license I- • Require lhe boardird lo approve half a day i is practices in thc W orid Pres•ess Rc- H is Charies J.. Givens Gi’ Organization iues.' cifcighl-mcmbcr board don’lI want^ to to farmersrs who arc suing the *’1® P any proposed legislation:ion the depart- ondai7 issue :ew. . in Altamonte Springirings, Fla., has aboul ist December, Black pro- spispend more time on public: sschools, ;cd flood damage. ': menl wanls to submil to the Lcgisla-1 T his past Givens is waging a public rel•clations 550,000 membersicrs, cach paying at ing responsibility for public he said, and he doesn’t kncnow how „whether these are Ic- - tu rc. posed taking jm cback after a, scries o f lavaw suits least $399 for acces:xess to his continuing 1 out of lhe stale board’s the other members feel. gitimatc losseses or not legilimate The commiltee’s aclioction came one education o jainst him. advice. The organganization also has alircly. But he said he Seven o f thc board’s mcmlmbcrs arc losses,” Fish andndGamc.DircctorJer- ^8^" day after Superintendctidem of Public hands cnli Newsweek financial columnislist Jane low-interest creditlit cards.0 llis mind aflcr talking with appointed ap by Gov. Cecil Andiidrus with ry Conley loldI ththc commitlce. Inslruclion Jerry Evansans announced changed his ryant Quinn, who has feudeded with Givens has alsoilso gotten exposure loard members, including thithc con.sent o f Ihe stale Sen:natc; the The farmerss haveh filed a formal : he was retiring after fourjurlcrms. several boa ivens, has callcd him Ihc “pieded piper through late-nigh'ight television “in- id hoard President Keith terms tci of two members expipire nexl claim against ihcIhc state for crop loss- • “This isn’t an atlemplipl loI gel al Jer- E alon and f personal financc," and pubiblicized fomercials” andi hi;his appearances on o f B lackfoot. mimonlh. Evans, by virtue of hi;his officc, cs thcy contendid were causcd by the . P •: ry Evans," Black said.d. "I" Ihink he’s Hinckley of ■wsuits filed againsl him. such T V sh o ws as “Oprah," “Phil orking on (Hinckley’s) as- is the eighth member. Fish and Camee Department’s[ failure ' • done a good job - we'c a agree 99 and “ I ’m worl In 1990, Ron and Sally Bcaicadle o f Donahue,” and “ToeT oday.” I to control water'er on its adjacent wcl- lands habitat. “ It is an activeive claim,” budget on- niysl Jeff Youlzilz told Appropriations -I-FAArartends ^ Is rules gove^eming ; Death1 noticesS______...... Chairman'Katliathleen Gurnsey; R- _ Boise, who wantanted to know thc dis- l^ i 3 • : PaulJ. Bishop eialing. Vis^isilalion will be held one Arrangements arc under Ihec rvices least o f them lhal th 1993 was one of in Rupen and one hourour before ihc fu------thc wettest yearsars on record in Idaho. . 1SPA ^ 1 will preovide help toti bring neral on Saturday iil theIhc church.i Kathrynn >Ann Durfec Brumfield, o f Road Ro; in Tv/in Falls. Officials alsoso pointed oul that thc Fallon. Ncv'Jcv.. and form erly o f W en- previous tim es a similar claim was j Zeffie.Bird Sawyirvyers dcll. funeral:ral Mass. 2 p.m. loday. Sl, Gussie ( Carrico, of Twin FalJills. 11 malic was in 1984. 191 another extreme- Q | a.m. Salurday. Reynolds FuFuneral ,y Irinking waiiter to reserrvation DUHL - Zcffic BirdJird Sawyers. 79. Anihony’ss CalholicC Church. Wendell, a.n (■•s W endell Chapel). Chapel Ch; in Twin Falls. of Duhl. died Thursday,ay. Feb. 2-1. IW-J. (Dcmiiray’s “ I can ’l sayy tthat Ihis is thc right ' FORT pC HALL (AP) — Thele Envi- A ffairs and Ihc: Fort Fe Hall Townsitc in Twin Falls. , _ amount or thaiIt aany amount is right," ^onninmcnial Protection Agencncy has contained high levels levi of nitrates and ay Gould, of Twin Falls. 2 Hairy1 Southern, of Hcyhurn. TTie funeral will be,e heldh at 11 a.m. he committee. “That’s agjcgreed to provide tanker trucks, ti ■ the potentially cancer-causing can' pesti- irday, Blay Colonial Funeral SalSalurday. McCulkKh’s Funeral;i Home Monday at Moffcll’s, MemorialMc Chapel P Sa'ufilj - w hy w e have coicourts." pum ip bring cidc ethylcne^ibrorbromide. d Crematory. 2551 Kimberly in 1Durlcy. umps and personnel lo help in Buhl, with the Rev.V. GerryC Hill offi- -'"d C Politically cntrenched ent agriculture safeafe drinking w aler lo contamiminated About 800 privarivale drinking waler interests have beenbe virtually alone in wate'ater systems on Ihe Fort HallII Indian systems on the reservationres are sup- escaping lhe rigorous rij scrutiny the Rese:eservalion. plied by the same sam ground waler Hospilitals conservative mamajority on the budget The xti EPA announced lale Thrhursday source, the EPA.said. saii ------commillee hass ggiven other programs thatlat al thc request of Shoshoni)ne-Ban- The agency isaidsaid it would provide as it draws up the state’s 1995 nockock tribal leaders, work wouldlid begin equipmeni andi manpowerm lo haul Y REGIONAL MEDICAL CEN1INTER Released M AGIC VA LLEY R ilies thal clean drinking waterwat six miles from Admitted V, Jack Chapmann of Twin Falls; and Albert Wri|'rieln ot spending blucpri:print. Frid!riday lo replace water supplii The Corrcct:ctions Dcparimcnt, ibbuck to tanks at Ihc Ruih Batdner of TwiTwin Falls; Albert W righl o f Hii/ila/ellon, lla/ehon. efve about half the 8 ,0 0 0 peoeople on the cily of Chubbu which Gov. CcCecil Andrus has la- thcsic southeastern Idaho rcservaliillion. Fort Hall Townsitcsite Public Water Sys- ( bcled a budgclai:lary “black hole," sur- 75Tests last week found wellss oy laior ''’olc officerss to handle a rising any status. If arc made by anin acta< of Congressl If 23. 1994, inBuhi. HAZEL'ELTON - A lbert LoRoy moved to Twin Falls wher(}re thoy caseload. Andd iti got cash lo conlin- igib:giblc for Wild and Scenic sl: Ho w as born Oct.3ct, 19, 1936. in Wright Jr.. Jr. 63. ol Hazellon. diod lived ,! lor eight yoars. ancnd thon ue computerr imodernization for so,iO, a “suitability study" - which lobbied by a stateate govemor, Ihe Scc- Berryville, Ark., to ArcArchie and Ruby Wednosdd;day. Feb. 23, 1994, at thc movod to Joromo. Mildred} played f tracking offemenders upon their rc- cou];ouId take up lo three years. to li com- retary of Ihc Intcriiiterior can also bestow Bradshaw Thompsonson. Ho giew up Magic ValleyVa Regional Medical tho cello in her lather's orerchostra lease, plel olof Elverla. Calif,, and Unda . . Michaelm J. O’Connor of JerdnO'??®: T h ai m oneyr hhas comc from legal Water Wa Resources investigateses claims crals could decide:ide il no longer was a | manyhonoy*do lists.its. (Greg) Mankey Me of Troutdalo, Ore,: d d. a u g h te rs . M ickey (Mi'vlildrod) ^ oof f ’waler righis for each basinin and is- lawsuit, drop oul and try to claim He is survived byDy hisI wifo. Joann 11 grandndchildron; two brolhors. Hartshornh Hooton of Namp ,h thc fee m oney is ex- sues sue a "director’s report” lo HHuributt. Ihcir water righisghts in federal court. Patricia O'Connor WhitlockfS < S Bunhoughl of Buhl; his m otherner of California; Vern Wriglright of Scranlon, lowa, and Pi n out by June 1995, the ’ TheThi report contains rccommenendations And virtually no10 one01 wants that. j e Thompson and Gone WrightWri of Cody, Wyo,; and lin. lii Nev.; two brothers. .Allrod pceccdlomnc Ihree sons. Archie T w on’t be completed un- for how Ihe w ater rights in thatthi basin Other issues; Ihat lha may be resolved 1 of Buhl and Koni live sister:tors. Ina Carpenter ol Port- Fletchner Fl ol Yelm, Wash,, anand Paul adjudication wc Tom Moore, bolh of should be setiled. this legislative sesisession include; I Thompson of Twinwin Falls; ih ree land, Oro.ire., poll Jackson of Boone. Flelchner Fl of Foniana, Call'llif.: one til 2003. If Ihclhe Legislature wants lo she Huributt decides challenges;cs to any • C larifyingg whether w "Water Re- daughters, Theda3 ShareSl and Lisa lowa, andnd Bonnie Tubra, Loo C o r r ^ sisisier, Louise Fletchner Brioriorton ol finish it, it wilvill have lo find almost, I the direc- sources is a partyrty ini the lawsuit or an Wledmeier, both of Buhl and Lori and Evie'ie Berns, all of Estacala. ■ 'JbTinstfiwn.TaTTZgrandcl- 'Ji ichildren; $32 m illion over o ' the next eight or of Ihe recommendations in thi Ridley of Filer; 19I grgrandchildren; a Oro, HeJ wasw preceded in death by and ai 17 great-grandchildre:ren. She nine years. lortor’s report, as well as largerr i:issues o f ageni o f the court.urt. brother. RaymondId Thompson o( his'parenii3nis. was w preceded In death by! ther sis- That couldJ provep difficult. House waler wa law. • Amendingg I< Id a h o ’s “ presum p- tor. Agusta Fletchnof Cogner Vater Rc- tion" and “accon:compIished transfer" Saint G eorge. Utah;iah;.and livo sis- Tlje funiunoral will bo held at 2 p,m. te momber Majority Lea.:ader Bruce Newcomb 5Some lowmakers think Ws ters, Frieda Armsmer and Reba Tuesday.ly. March 1,' 1994. at White Mildred was a 50-yoar m SOIsources should play a largerer role in -laws. Thc laws ailcmptcd al to protect Thompson, both1 ofo S an L ucas, Mortuaryry inii Twin Falls, wiih the Rev. ol o' tho Eastern Star and tl '"•ihc urbanin folks have no under- thelhe process, making more finInal deci- certain'w ater rights righ from being lost Calif,, Rita Keifer ofM KKing City. Calil,, WoslonI Gray G officialing. Cremation bokah b Lodgo. udication, but Huributt al 1 p.m. sianding of whal'Ihisw! adjudication slosions itself and leaving oionly the during the adjudic and Ila Galliher andnd Marie.Hansen, will followlow at White Crem atory in The (uneral will bo hold at sbertson means to lhele slatei o f Idaho,” said bigbiggest ones for Huributt. - has niled that they the; violate the Idaho both ol Boise. He wewas preceded in Twin Fallsills. Friends may call from 4 Saturday S al tho Hove-Rob , Wilh.Fa- Newcomb, ^-Burley. R-I “All they carc Bul 1 several of the waterr Ilawyers Constitution. dealh by his fatherr arand a brother, to 8 p.m,m, Monday at While Mortu- Funeral Fi Chapel in Jerome, w The funeral willill tbe held at 11 ary, iher Francis DeNardls condidiicting. a.m. Monday. Fob.b. <20. at the Firsl , , FlFriends may call Irom 6 to:o 8 p.m. Christian Church in £Buhl. Burial will M ild red e d E. Fletchner today at the funeral chapel. follow at the West1 EndEr Cemetery in The family suggest meiemorial ■ H m Buhl. Friends mayy callc. from 1 to 4 H a r t sihorn m O’Connor ocontribulions may Be madeje to the ■ n i i m p.m. Sunday at lhele FarmerF Funoral JEROMDME - Mildred E, Flelchner American A Cancer Society or to the U yiU B III Chapel in Buhl. . _ Hartshornjrn O'Connor. 80. ol Jerome, Idaho Ic Home Heallh and Hos Memorial are sugsuggested to the died Wediednesday, Feb, 23. 1994. at Twin T Fails, ------— ^ Y w o B ch edkoQt o tbe videos containing 1 ^ 9 9 nine epUodeSy9, Iti the Twio FilU Public Ubnry. Yoo] willw abo find the Life on EirthtidAWoijVofM oftd n a y b» ; a n p l a n e s f r o m I r o a d Is ® C o ui n t y n EVERY SATUHIrURDAY-11 A.M. Housciioid Miscc,1iscclianeous • tools ^ - Aniiqucs-ucs-Twin Falls Highwaay district proposesp firinesfor cro])p-(iusters whov land ono rural lan(ICS HUKT BROTHEITHERS AUCTIONS iRUARY 25'*. 1994 By Liz Wrighl several pilepilots. Hoard said he'sl 1994 statute prohibits pilols from Botnetnan & Gooding3ing {Commuiiiiy; Gooding Penalties under Ihc ordinanceord would That sta I Advcrtisemenimenl • February 24 on olher people’s property includc a S300 fine andUld up to 30 days landing oi % MASTERS AUCAUCTION SERVICE in jail. wiihoul theirthi consent, he said. But in Citations the h i^wvay ay district issued mosi casesses, the roads were not techni- e highway dislricl’s property. to pilots last year didid i not hold up in cally the h SATURDAY, FEBRUJBRUARY 26'*-10A.M. court, disiricl superiisrintendenl Jess Farmers. onor cither side of the road are 39lt|.AnnuJl Spring'King OpcnConsignmenl M illei^id. part ownenicrs o f the road. -'PatmMacriinectiineiy • IJySM. OR “Wc have absolutely:ly ino conlrol," he N or could coi Ihe highway district;i Advcttlscmcnt -• FcbiFcbiuary 12. Ag Weekly said. "Righl now w e’vt:’ve been chasing enforce citationscil for improper use of>f SPARKSS AUCTIONAU CO. ' them off.” the roadwiiway, Chisholm said. But the Planes damage graviravel roads when planes verewer not blocking any vehiclesis ; county money lo becauscIhc lh< roads were empty, he said, SATURDAY, F£BRU landI on rural roads. .— . I - Lasl year, when the county cited RemsbergTg said. TUESDAY. MAR(flARCH1"-10A.M. ^ ■ t ; * HeniySabiniabin Estate-Faim Forest Servicet iapprove! es 221-ac] Equipn^cliptnenl - Pjjl Advcrliscmcntlent'Feb. - 20. 27.20 BriefI! ! v ______B ta DOWNSS AUAUCTION SERVICE
Police arrerest man, aunt alafter ciiase BlackFiMne goldd mine e^jxpansioi WEDNESDAY,Y. MARCHM 2*. 1994 RUPERT-Policalicc arrested a man Wednesd;:sday mom ing aflcr a chase ' In the pl^nli n ’s am ended version, threatened ihi to overflow thele leach f/aiiano Rci: - Farm Machinery - Jerome led them to his aunilunt’s home. ByLizWright the companany has promised to pad. pa As a result the con>m pany AdvcrliscfTientiment - Februaiy 28 They arrested theth< m an’s a'uh’i as well forr obstructingo a police offi- Times-Ncws writer AUCTIONEERS replace anyny wildlife habilal il sprayed sp the excess walcr. coi:oniam i-- JMAAUC cer. natcd wilh cyanide and heav;ivy met- ______and booked on one felony SUBLETT - The Foreircst Servicc destroys byy plantingp vegetation in na Acea Hood. 21,11, iof Rupen, was arrested an : la n d , has approved a 2 2 1 -acre•e expansion other areass ofo ihe mountain, said als. al on nearby public coum of eludingg p police and misdemeanor counts cc of driving without THURSDAY, MARCHMAF 3*-11 A.M. al a gold mine on BlBlack Pine Pete Petersirson, Burley District Peterson Pe said. privileges and carrarrying a concealed weapon.n. PoliccI also cited him for izardous DammNeitoeitiaur • Paji. idJlio Buricy. Ranger for• ihell Sawtooth National A study showed some haz; running stop signs, Mountain southeast of Bi hut nni Lar(|e FarmI EEouipmenlqui Dispersal eight counts o f rum contaminationCO in the soil b Police arrestedd FHood’s aunt, Daisy Hood,d, 51, when she refused lo The expansion woulcild generate Forest, T Adv.Timcs-New-ev,^3/l.Ao Weekly 2/2G ipany also will raise the enough cn to harm plants or aranim als. MESSERSMITtWITH AUCTION CO. go'-inside her houilouse, saying ihcy couldn’t’t i tow A cca’.s pickup, the 20 new jobs and tens ofjf thousands The compa each year, leach pad daidam to prevent an over- Peter.son Pc said. report said. more ounccs of gold e inidc-ladcn walcr. ‘•I’m 95 percent convinin ced it According to a ppolice report. Rupert policcicc tried td get Acea to pull said Pete Pelrowsky, get'cneral man- flow o f cyanii ager of the Black Pine NMining Inc. Last sprinjing. a heavy snowmelt won't wi happen again," he said‘id. THURSDAY.'.MARCH M/ 3-*1994 over in his gray Ni;Nissan trvck al 1 J 9 a.m. aftefter finding oul that his dri- Mary & Jim GfittiltJrittiin-FarmMjciiinery ving privileges weiwere suspended, operation. I --TwinFalls Twii Acea slowed his iruck. then sped off, Policilice followed him at speeds Bul the expansion wwould dis- I AOveitiScmcisemcnt • March 1 of up lo 90 milislis on hour for several mileses starting from Isl and K place wildlife and dcststroy pfhnc ■ ■■ I A MASTERS AUCAUCTION SERVICE streets, the reportrt ssaid. hunting ground, saidsj Linn. M ||> Kincannon, public land:ids associate . IW IIi ni-Cassiaa hospital Policc chascdI A rcregular meetings at 7 p.m.m. cach Wednesday ai the new roads. It would raislise Ihe leach Nicole ToToner and Trina W elicver,.a all ll o f Heybum: Kyra Kimballall and . ------Uniled M elhodistist }mpiledCc from staff reports A(lvcil>:crTrliscnciU- Uaicri*' important lo Idahoans,"," Kincannon i w H AU AMERIC/RICAN AUCTION CO. said. “Why aren’t (hurunlers) up in ; arms? They couldd certainly M an offeriiiing gun buybaclck has rap siieet demand that the Forerest Service HHB |P i M i i i l 1 MONDAY,>Y, ^MARCH 7.1994 Igs take a belter look at w i Rcj Sirt'DSon • Farm 1 YAKIMA, Wash.ih. i (AP) — A man was fedcd up wilh drivc-by shootings I .J Maiifi&nci I ' Ihc doing over all." Mac^iir.Ijc^iineiy-Ruhl | [ who is offering freec lalaundry scrvicc to and olhe:Iher gun-rclaled violence in the ot- The company must1 wait> before ' Advciii^;rlislhiicnl - Maicti 5 [ ‘ people who lum in guiguns is bancd from nei^borlwrhood, including a fatal shoot- expanding to allow ch:hallenges lo IV , MASHRSS At]AUCTION SERVICE i possession o f firearm;rms becausc he has out fiveX b blocks from his store, he Ihe final impact stalen:ment. A 45- ' a felony rccord. As of Wednesday, Munly said he on day appeal period sistarted last i i S i :t to have anyone take him up on \ • i 1 Wallace Munly,, ovowner of Nu-Way had yet t( THURSDAY, MAMARCH 1 C '-1 1 A.M. ; laughter would han- the offciffer. Yakima Counly Superiorjor week. Fetrowsky said, I Cleaners, said his dauj ogist for the Loren1 DingDingtum - lls/c^ton ■- lhal arc'.brought lo Court rc i I a^ 15"-11A.M. I Josephson • Abcrjccn Trucks. Potato Equipmcr.t •, ‘ i-New 3/13. Ag Weekly 3/5 1 H o r ISMITH AUCTION CO. inCH19",1B94 ectibits • Cofisioi'rwits «ticotnc •;; Filer Fa'KBioundJ liMirent - Maicft 13 & U ICAM AUCTION SERVICS ___
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, MARCI /(nliques&CoHectibi! Fiiei Atfrtrtiwr™ ALL AMEBtCAt Tlmos-Nows'TVinFall!Falla. Idaho Fridoy. Fobruaryr25,'-1994" 2J ...... Idaho C ity (3d o e s n ’t ^IVansient, 32, jaidied after tavernrn shooding On a hkligh note HAYDEN (AP) — A 32-yeyear-old Minnesota, wasIS b1 gel over thal 50,000 l m m ■' in get to bc known as AP ml city,' and as far as Truckio a d S3ale 1% Russian Jazz playlayer Arkady Shllkloper,er, right, hits a note on hishi French horn In a pl POCATELLCgo you havc an easier may challcng £: with jazz great LionelU Hampton. The twtwo played at the Lionelel IHampton Jazz Festive ngstadt said. Bureau popula We.sscl, a planner and 1IDAY AND ' Vl Moscow on Wedndnesday night the city has few agcr for the Bannock XI______^______pic. lATURDAY , Organization, said The Census hal the new Census monlh pul Poci FEBB. 25 Gl SB ' M o m s e rv ibcrs arc “a fair esti- lation at 47,914 Ij Briefly 1990. But the y ______d a ycar*cnd estimale TAibADV/ANTAGE OF TlTHESE ------]120 days i Orgttnizaiion cs population alf 5( his officc showed SUPER SAVIIINGS 2 DAYSS ONLY! : Suit says bntroken bone wen;nt untreated ^ Mayor Pelerpopulation at 47,994, difference coulwas a 1993 year-cnd MAX DOG FOODD 4 0 LBS...... “24 .9 9 [-• , _ CO EU R d ’ALENENE — A convalescent ccntcr,tcr patient lay in bed for s o n ’s d e a t chanccs o f gciti MAX tVIINI FOOlI D 4 0 LBS...... “24 .9 9 •_ *' five days with an uniuntreated broken bone nearllarly poking ihrough her REXBURG (AP) — A 1 mcnt funds. ;crly, a statistician- V knee. Jicrdaughfersaisaid in a lawsuit. womanw who pleaded guilly fc “If you cancr g with the Census MAX PUPPY FOIDOD/JOLBS ...... ‘29 .9 9 Gladys Drabanfs’s injuryii 'ivas so severe ihaiIt t the bottom half o f her - . her 2 1 -month-old son wiihAPproM level, you caniiilland, , Md., said ihc 1 SO LBS...... °19.99 f \ leg had to be amputalmated, her daughter, Janel SpSpringslcad, contends in ^who killed him lasl year li an 'cnlitlemcnldays after the release y_ Ihe 1st D islrict Courl3urt lawsuit against Ihc owmA-ners of Coeur d ’Alene ordered to spend 120 days P'®°®al block grants lliongo estimale to enter MAX CAT FOODId . ri Convalescent Ccntcr.:er. workw center in Boise. /a ! In pathw ay,” A nglallcnge.5 Buy 0>One B IB. Bab S Get■ OOlke FREE! 1-' “These aecidcntsIS JustJ don’t happen, espccificially to a woman who v. -■ Seventh Dislrict Judge Bn But David Wmust show how it *■ can’t speak,” Springsiagslead said Wednesday. "I1 feelf il’s their responsi- T^^SIan up for sentenced Gayle Stephens. 2 I project managn expansion (jropped a pari of a rustic recreational Extended Cab e and mak* f Chev 1/2T 4x4 Es REXBURG —Madison Ma Memorial Hospital:al has unveiled plans for lem, the U.S. Forest Service ill an effon ,— '—m 8 ’ inced HD Front a S5 million expansicision, and officials w ant localical properly taxpayers to The Forest Service is ■ . imcci iraiii w/O.D., dccp tincc •siioeks, ;iluminum whccl.i. i.nct.nch, HD coolinK {cr sencinR, cruisc c control, tilt mirrors. luRKaRc area P * ^ ; Idaho Collegc Prcsidtcident Christa ;.99 clectrie outside rearview mir , ■ Manis uskcd trustees• lo support the Was $20,393 ! student senate’s dccdecision, but ; trustees wenl inloI a 2 0 '-m in u tc ^ ng In Febraary Price,ce...H 8,569 H ; dosed session on WedWednesday and j n STKS' #4164 • cac^ out with the resol:solution draft* kS ! cd 'fucsday-by their attcattorney. , I J - S i *■ • . ..The. rcsblurion becoecomcs effcc' ! tivc if the studentt gigovernment ; lakes any official actioi:tion to contin- STK# ; uc ils position, or on1 MarchM I. The I 19 ; ing its denial o f clubb slstatus ior the . |I^ 19' ; Alliance. 3.M itcrE I As.sociatcd Studentcnts of North scats, alui ; Idaho Collegc atlorlorncy Peter AM/FM c ludcnt senale & door l( ; Ei;bland said the .slut Tr>' our dtlicioas A ll-yo^t^-Eal& idSlirinip, I w(iuld fcsp&cl thehc board of wheel, cl carRii net. ' MikeCaielio I trustee’s decision. Fi.sh, Of both. li's)t> u rin ^ •_ Senalors Pat Carnie,lie, Kris Stein, CodAlmondlncforihes^ ; * r Jay Lopes and Manisnis had asked S p r i n g burlLEY 11 cc a hasty dcci* ; Z ‘ the board lo not make a Choo.’if frofn llirceSiftfifelS' I 2 4 « ; ^ i d a ;C'Sion and to work willvilh Ihcm, not . planers for iust S.^,99. 4 3 6 ^ 1 •;* around them. g ------1 r* ' , “I question the boaro a rd 's right lo • decide-what is considsidered a stu* li= G em . ^ 7 . deni issue,” Mants said.sai “Please, ^ Chevy, Oldn es Bring You ln...OurFaiDleBi please", please . . . talk:alk-tothe-sni------dcnls. W e all have.”
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W A SH IN G T O N (A ( P ) . — injiojying oth Unscrupulous middleiJlemen havc ing Armentar coached thousands of immigrantsim to ing to a Dcc. fake mental illness and1 retardation re lo HHS Sccrelar qualify for fe4 erai disabilibility benefits, pickic said congressionalHnvcstigatorftore ay. SSI rccipicm . TTic cost to taxpayerss is m the mil- such- schemc lions of dollars, said Rep.lep. JJ . "Jake have applicati Pickle. D-Texas, chainairman of thc ^ g House W a^ and Meansns subcommil-: tee on oyeicight. According to the subcor fniudulent schemes invo:ivolvc tiin sla. tors, attorneys or storeftonVont biisinesscs' that help refugees andid 'other legal I immigrants apply for monthlym< ca.sh ^'benefits under Supplemeiinehtal Security Income. Under thc law, SSI payspaj disability benefits to poor peoplepie who c a n ’t — work be save. Bul Stewart still needeeds approval )%■ il 10 purchase ^5■ from the City Council t the property from Acadeadcmy Square gBH BH •AIIG3irls 4-14 L4ind Associates beforebre the build- IM pBaB •All Nee■5C w b o r n s / Of ings could be destroyed,'ed. The coun- [iW|BBBjBW cil may approve the pureurchase during i M m in fanIts/Toddler;rs *AII BBoys 4-20 its M arch 8 meeting. The Utah Heritagee FFoundation ..claims the $765,000 appippraiscd prop- . . erty value includes a historic hi: ease- ment ihat binds the cityity lo preserve . the exteriors of the foui:our structures S a v e^ A n A d d i along University Avenue iitionJ Evv e r y F all a2 n d W in te:e r Task forcee will i f l R e d:! Tag Cleaiirance Prici c e d probe slayiyings . . H F ajshion ‘ ancd A c c e s s o r y W E ST JORDAN, UtiUtah (AP) — ircement agen- Eleven area law enforce 1 clcs arc joining forcess totc examine a F I te m in 0D ur S t o r e rash of crime again:linst.Payless ShoeSource stores. The latest incident oooccurred Feb. — 15, when employeece Margaret , Y o u S a vi/e u p t o Martinez, 50, was foumlund dead in a , storeroom al the WcWest Jordan Slore. She had i% Off Oricginal Price:e s . . Payiess ShoeSourcc stoi 50 been stabbed several tim ' an n o u n ced (Of e d P r i c t The task force, s T h e La s t M a r k W ddnesday, will invest:estigaie possi- ble connectionss belw een M artinez’s death and other robberies at c e . J h e Rij j g h t s t o nr e ShoeSource stores inn ssurrounding T h e Rig>l h t F a s h ico n ...T h e R 75° states, said Cpt. RandyJy IM. Johnson, ■ ■ ■ ■ of the West Jordan DeiDepartment of ' , Safely. M gc
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■— ------TECATE, Calif. (AP) —- The ' white in Mcxico," Nels[elsonsaid______"Th‘They wouldn’t have us rurunning people wilh Spanislmish surnames and [TO- tvi " ------pickup iruck bounces across ac Ihe Bul the educaication o f children along arouiround trying id policc students.";." olodcs immigrants’{’education, ed Mexican border then drives> liless than a the Mexican borderboi is not o clear-cut • TTiet districl has hired a privatele iinves-’ ' “It’s irresponsiblesible, political pos- ri "I mile before pulling up lo:o the only matter of whereere someone is born or tigaigator to knock on doors andd ' verify turing," saici Toddidd Eisenslodi w ith school bus stop in this tiny.to\U3wn. lives. The U.S..S. Supreme Court has iddresses, and parents of Moiountain thc Ccntcr for U.S.-I.S.-Mexican Studies A dozen kids jum p out. ruled that childlildren o f illegal im m i- gnijBmpire students arc being asksked to at the University/ of California, San In a few minutes o yellow3W bus will grants livingin in the United Slales are sho■how docum enis lhat indueu d ^ an Diego. take ih'ese children and 60 othithers stand-' enlilled to anI education,ec whether thc ndjiiddress, such as home deeds or)r rental Wendell Mclende;ndez. on American ing at Ihc stop lo their school Dislrict, distiicts’ obligo(i<;«ions. which encompasses 650 sququare miles In CoUfomi:^^ the1 state b e ^ investi- of liny towns, national foreslfo and gating the Mou:ounlain Empire district Indian reservations, is considedercdsupe* after slate Assemblyman y Jan rior. Goldsmith videcdeotaped children cros^* The border back-and-f<-forth has ing the border, worked for years ih schoolol districts The state is askingasl the dislrict U ver- - from Arizona lo Texas.. But1 now ify lhat all ils• students sl live wiihin its California oHicials are crackiJung down, J)oundaries, andid seven s olhcr border dis- np contending the students vioiolale resi- 'tiicts are on nolleDlice they may be invcsti- W % dency laws. gated. “Even if they ’re U.S. cilizlizcns, peo- Mountain Em|Lmpirc officials say veri- pie nol living in the countrItry do not Gcaii6 n is limeunfire and looked out- Slate Department, o f' Public Pi Safely, Sheriff’sf’s deputies al thc scene had when w he arriveil by helicoplipler at the side, said the man was dead:ad, although it not madeJe conlact with thc man emergency c room, w here hce died.( “I looked IhroughIhr Ihe door and w as n o t immediatelyly 1 known if h e inside forjr morci than an hour after Dwan said the deputy hadh been saw two or.-lhreijree cops screaming. I Magic V£alley Matti^ress had shot himself or diedicd in thc initial thc shoolinjlings, which ocourred aboul wearing w a bulletproof vest:st but the w as sle e p in g 'a ^ t i h e lim e w h en I ^ exchange of gunfir OPEN; Mon.Ion.- Fri.10-6 members had fired tearcar gas inio the Aboutt 90' minulcs after Ihc oncc o in the abdomen and wasw head- I’m the lost onele out,”i he said. ^^^jnancjnj^aH abjo C l o s e ^ u n ^ ^ sccond-floor apartmentenl, policc'said shoolout,, hheavily armed policc offi- cd e into surgery in serious aiand stable thc standoff was over'cr about 1,1:30 ccrs firedd tear t gas Ihrough the win- ccondition. The 39-year*oIc>Id deputy a.m. • dow o fthhc e :suspect’s apartment.'^ was w alert and speaking to0 m edical Sheriffs Deputy Rod(od Norton said An Aduldull Probation and Parole personnel, p said spokesmm an Je ss , the iwo deputies wereere shot at the official, spspeaking on condition of Gomez. C Granada Apartments:s ono Redwood anonymity,ty, said ihc 25-ycar-old sus- Norton said the victirrim o f th c Road in Taylorsville: after af respond- pcct wass ono parole for auto ihcft. alleged a assault w as taken to an area '
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T o dd ia y • Musical comedy:dy: The Oakley . V alley A rts C ouncilcil will present Meredith Willson'si'TheUnsInk- “1 ^ able Motly Brown,”I,” 8 p.m., Howells , O pera House. Oakle;kley. Tickets: , ^ $7.€0. For reservatioitions or Infomia- tion, call 677-ARTS.5 . • Rock 'n' roll: Dr.)r. H ook will per- form at an 0 p.m. dindinner show and an 11 p.m. cocktailil sshow, Cactus Petes Resort CasinoIno, Jackpot. Din- ner show prices starttart at $19.95. There's a $12.50 co\(cover ch arg e for the cocktail show tonight.ton For reser- vations o r Informatioition, cam -B O p- 821-1103. •-Home and garderden show: KLIX's annual Home andI 6:Garden Expo will run from 9 a.m1 . tot( 9 p.m. a t the College of Southernm IIdaho Expo Center. Tickets: $1;J1; kids u nder 12 free. •• Drama: The Suniun Valley Reper- to ry Co. will presentjnt John Ford Noonan's “A Couplepla White Chicks Sitting Around Talkalklng,” nextStage Theatre.J, Ketchum,H 8 p.m. Tickets: $15. Reservijrvations and in- fomiation: 726-3706.06.
ANDYAtirrM S atiirti r d a y George Lukes, who receh;elved violin lessons In a Nazi concentration canamp from a former mambm ber o f th e New York Phihllharmonlc, serenadess hishi c a t with fa- > Musical comedy:dy: The Oakley ^ Valley Arts Councilcil will present vorite European folk muslusIc. Meredith Willson’si "The"1 Uhslnk- able Molly Brown,”I," 8 p.m., Howells Opera House, Oakle;kley. Tickets: Musiciaian’s violi[in has b(leen his cconstant compannion $7.50. For reservatioItions or informa- tion. call 677-ARTS.S. i • Rock 'n’ roll: Dr.)r. H ook will per- J ncentratiion cam]ip to MajIgic VaUeey Sympl)hony form a t an 6 p.m. ,dindinner show and from con an 11 p.m. cocktallslll-show, C actus BBy DeniBe Tum er In Czccirchoslovokia, all tcachcrs werewc rc- “I wos ihc onlynly member of my family At the camp, Lukes befrilefricndcd a Dutch- Petes Resort CasinoIno, Jackpot. Din- TTimcs-News writer quired to) play] a musical instrument,nt. And, taken," he said.. "I guess it wos becausc 1 man named Tak, who hadhat played violin ner show prices starttart a t $19.95. before eaciich grade school class sessiosion, the was the only onec b ad en t h e hiee sysystem s — all lall, local opcra- adm ission is $5. Stuc;tudents and se- “Thc patch is real,” saidid Sawyer,i who I’t feel “ W e ju s l•'"said dc c o m m is s ioiners’ability n niors pay $3. ' lolost the eye in a 1967 automomobile accident. Saw]^er stupid doingg that,"t know yel.” s ins — will be af- • Sunday, Marchh 6:i Arts on Tour “1“1 had'been fishing, and I waswas asleep in the Sawyer said. “There Vince Thompsnpson, t o t a k e a cstion t tf they fcctcd;tcd by thc cuts. will p resen t th e Hun(jngarian State passenger pt scat when the crashish happimed."I was moree nudity over there, so eyeiveryonc manager ofr KingK find a cabhle company Thc commission- s ordered the 7 ' Folk Ensemble at13 3 p.m. In th e Col- He spent a year in a wheeheelchoir before was nude." Videocable in T to avoid the lege of Sputhem Idaldaho Fine Arts • heading h( to Los Angeles andmt} working his Still era:razy af\er all these years? Maybe,.M Falls. “Basicallya"ll!^ll •>»» Wod t« rcent reduction on Auditorium. Tickets5 aare $8 for gen- way w back onto the music scencenc. but SawyeiICT is a family m an now. He’sc ’s been I know aboutI tliist^i is r a t e c u t s liyb | changing Tucsdicsdoy bccausc eral admission andd $6$ for students. Saw yer's raspy, soulful voiivoice and some- married forfoi 25 years to thc woman wtiwho op- what I read inin the t h o w a y tit p a c k a g e s |||°e 10 pcrcent cut kids, 14 newspaper, but :y mandated last ------— times til comic vocals quicklyly putp Dr. Hook erates hisi business.t They have two ki< X t or bills forir services. E very w eek, The9 TTim es-N ew s back b« in center stage. andi 2 2 , and thehe fami- FCC apparently ring hod thc op- Magic Valley Weekeik e n d wjll list s p e - He H accumulated 40 ly lives in ann oocean- said that il docsocs not positesite effect o f what clai arts and entertalilalnm e'nt e v e n ts gold gi rccords world- JPerformances sets hom e in Day- “PPly cablebic systems’wilh less thanI they intended for many cablcibic subscribers. igic Valley. Submit wide w wilh hits Uke . _____ tona Bcach. 15,000 subscriberibcrs." Many customers’ rates5 inc increased as ca- occuring In the Magk Dr. Hook will perfomi two0 shows; a Bm ,j ite m s to ‘A ris an d EvEvents,' The “Only “« Sixteen,” ! things King VideoCO has1 14,200 customers inI bIc systems scrambled theiiheir lineups and , B ox 546, Twin “Sharing “i the Night ^ght through Sunday at CacUetus Petes ^^ver changcgc, not Twin Foils. Jcro'crome and Gooding counlies,, scrvicc packages, although^ ilihot wasn't the T im es-N ew s, P.O . Bt esort Casino in Jackpot. Thc T T o g e th e r,’’ “ W hen he 8 p.m. completely any)nyway. It's by far thcle valley’s\ largest cable sys-• case for King Video’s cu.stoij.stomcis, Thomp- Falls. ID. 83303. Hentems for next low is a dinner show, and the week's calfndararere due Wednes- Y o u 're in Lovc with 1C 11 p.m. childreIrcn are tcm. son said. low is a cocktail show. Dinnm e r sh o w hi s o f subscribers.-■ a11 Beautiful Woman," ^how ) hippies “I’m not goin;oing to go out on a limb, bc- . “ For about tw o-lhirds ol day. rices tonight and Salurday “Sexy Eyes." “A Lit- P y now," Sawyer'er said. causc the inter]:terpretation wc.gct from thc their bills went dow n,"’ he said. “Only 19.95 and $14.95 on Sunday; I ■------tic tl Bit More" and r!,, a drum- FCC may bec far,differenifo than whal we: ol>out 1 percent of are custoustomcTS a rc pay- - 12.50 covcr charge for thcii t "My ii ‘ ‘ -The Cover of jy b o o rd • think it will be,"je,"'H iompson said' ing more." low tonight and Saturday. $1010 on S u n - Rolling S tone:' id my It was uncleiclear whether thc new FCC: Thc rules approved by the FCC Tuesday ly. For more information or aioners’ ability to R' These days, MO make dnughtcrisaCa Grate- role reductionsns would\ apply to TCI Cable-• also broadai ihc commissior H V I i i l servations, ddll 1-800-821-11( Sawyer’s playing fill Dead fan." vision, which1 seserves C ^ i a and MinidokaI take action if Uiey find a cjcable company M^rch events calcaiendar C2 ctcasinos both inside - S aw yer maylay have countics. AlthcIthough TCI has fewer thanI has tried to avoid thc rote: cutcuts by changing cribets in thc Magic Valley,, thc way il packages orbillsIls fcfor s l i c e s , . C3 and outside thc United Stateses c -2 Tlmos-Nowa. Twin Falls'alls, Idaho Frtday, Fobruary 25,199425,
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J, ‘ ■■ Friday, Febnjary.25,5,1994 Timos-Nawa, Twffi FaJiB,•aJlB, tc/aho C-3 ' professioimai dieteter’ Japaiineseteaidling maethod “ Hints; from ‘p willh(lelpyoultake off' the pominds d music “ I gic bag when placingg yyour order, helpislkids uncderstand DBAR ABBY: WiWith the holidays M well behind us, andJ the.resolutionstl in When the order anives.s. portionp< your . ^Dcnfacltencr D e a p M b y m full swing, I wouldI likelil to share some food accordingly. Take• the rcsl home ifaics-Ncws writer meal, br feed it « of the tips for dietinging thal I have col- i w , A b ig ail and uso it for anoiher mea: I lected. 1 am overweiveight myself, but to your pet, - • ■ • TWIN FALLS - Music : one of have had the satisfacfaction of losing a 9. When eating oul. alwaysalw ask for, life’s staples in ific world ofc Yama- - gTMt deal ofweighLhL I no longer call V a n B u re n —' salad dressing, sauces,i. ct ctc.; "on the ■ ha. m yself a compulsivek^e io v ereater-b u t I 4.-Glea of side." Also, ask for as mu(much nutrition , Kannellc Whittaker Nye'lye Sue am a professional dietlieter. ' y o u r kii tur inforrnation as you canin getg such as, Coleman Miller have beenw a child's • DEAR BECKY:: I think the list is morc, go )ag and tone the body. (It wilwill also clear natural learning path. U nder the quite helpful and woworth,sharing. I’m of fruitIf you have losl one pound ihe o your mind and lift yourr spi spirits.) Yamaha method, youngng children ^ 1 sure many will join>in me in thanking amountgo c to the store and weigh a bajcel 11. Sel realistic goalsils ini small in- • fiear and remember musicasical pilches, you for sending it: how hea'uit th al is eq u iv a le n t to thiOSI crcments. And do nol)l wweigh every rfiythm paltems and ham or much i 1. Eat at least three thr times a day. lOpounnt of weight you have lost. Feeisk day. (It can be loo discJiscouraging.) ;ame day of the the same as they hear and store Ian- and drink plenty of)f %water. Do not let yourselfleavy it is. When you have losicd Weigh once a week, same guoge skills. l a i ------^ s a week, same lime of day. MOY ARENZmw Tkn»MPN««« your stomach be empmpty. this muc3unds, do il'again. And asl 'y- “We want children lo0 e;experience 2. If you get a craving: cr Go for a day.elf •how you could have carriei 12. Remcmbcr:,Therc:re arca no mira- music as pl^urablo, andmd we want' Cory Paulsorion and Ashlsy Kem practlcnice on their keyt>oard8 ur walk. Brush your teeth.tec Drink some- 6 . Giviluch weight around 24 hours: in; cic cures for obesity. On!Only by sensi- 1 you be able lo them to con'tinue to enjoy ii derthBwateftch of their mothers ChrlaB aiand Nikki, respectively. thing hot, such asis herbal1 tea. Do u Ihc mirrt /hy ble. healthy ealing will yo said Nye, director o f thee MagicM Val- J] crossword puzzle: or oi something that you arejive t yourself jKp lalks. Look ii achieve ihc weight youu dcdesire, d en,ts, ts,: ranging in age from 4' to 1 ind A final thought. DeaDear Readers: ley Yamaha Music School,xil, which is, Jinc requires brainworkk tot( take your rhind 7. Realirror and remind yourself wh; : students arc grouped accordir emotional, not Nyc noted, the only Yamaunaha school p jan O 1 ,1 55 off food. Chew somi3me sugariess gum, "cat leanre dieting. ird- M any of us enl for emti ) recital set ]ge. wilh cach 55-m inute cla; fore you take a in the Magic Vallcy. , ^ Keep carrot sticks,ks, celery, lettuce, csl caloRead labels for fal cohlent, amo f physical rcaMins. Before isisting o f six to 10 children, The teaching method ori;originated in Karmclle V: Whittaker Nye and consisi .Vil c(c., onhandforsnacnacking. whetherean," Fat calories are the harditu- bite of somciliing forbitirbiddcn, it’s a ent musi accompany, thcir chi a moment'and Japan and is designed lo Ihelp chil- Sue Colcmonin Miller, "The Magic parent X •, 3. NEVER go shoihopping on an emp- rated.alories to burn, regardless o good idea lo slop for a ,n ic Players,”, will per- drenn toK the weekly sessions, part dren understand, improprovise and Valley Lyric ty stomach! 8 . Whiicr they arc saturated or unsatuog- .sec whal’s caiing you! compose music, as well:I1 ios to per- form a duo pi:piano recital at 8 p.m. for crowdcro control, mostly, for fami the College of South- supporiport. form it. Yamaha courscss useuj a group Saturday in th< When you cat out, ask for a dog formal, featuring bolhIh ensem< ble cm Idaho Fineine Arts Auditorium. On}n ai typical weekday, Nye at playing and individual performancepei The two wilwill perform the music MillerHer can be found singing dire- W h a t ee v e r h a p p t l o b e r t Y o u n g ? skills. of Bach, MoMozart, Chopin and (ionsns tot their studenis and tappiiping Children are taught thrthrough car- Liszt, amongng tfie works o f other out chordschc lhat inslmct the kids to0 |go Knifiht-Ridder NewewsService ''i [)ened to R4 ’s T h e n a n dI nnow - - playing, sinpng, imitatinging and clap- composers. to theiIheir keyboards or put away thcirth( )n is Eree. suppliciplies. , Q . Whatever hap]iBppened to veteran —^— - - ■ Ul fire." H is last feaIn- , ■" ping as they intemalize! a Ifeeling for Admission I m e "W indow on Main StreeItreet," lasted a — "M‘Music l is w hat's happening; for ( actor Robert YouojunR?-L.P..Wa- . . ture was 1954’ pitch (both vocal and1 kikeyboard), mg season, 1961-62. Next0 wa.sw "M arcus } Ihcir extensive music the; wholewl hour in these classcjies," tcrfbrd,N.Y. ' J M "Sccrct o f the Ir rhythm, pulse and harmon}\ony. Even wilh ll her Wclby, M.D.," 19fi9-:59-72. Young >, Nye and Miller were Nyesaesaid. STXTS: He wasvas born Feb. 22. cas." That sam Currently, there arc 2,00;000 Yamaha backgrounds, I ' to won three Emmys. twovo for f “Father" pass rigorous exams to Inn class,c. the teachers use a digiigital 1907, in Chicago.). Studied5 acting al j [ schools in 38 countries,s, vwith about required to pas had and one for ‘‘Wclby."■ In spile of his laha teachers. pianono - the newest of today’s “in"“i Pasadena (Calif.),) Playhouse.! Mar- brought “Fathc WOO tcachcrs and 230.00C000 students, become Yamah ra- screen persona, il becalecame known ic two pass along thcir items,fls. musically speaking, ricd once, four dauglughters. K n o w s B est” t Nye was first introducduced to the Today, the t lhat Young was long troublediroi by al- crtise in an upstairs stu- Durduring a rcccnl session, oione IN EARLY YEJ'EARS: After the- TV, which he ha conccpt through a display)lay in Boise, musical cxperti J S coholism and depressiossion. In 1991. ch Music in Ihe Blue 6-ycaiyear-old announced. “My digiigital ater work in Cali:alifornia. Young ^ W:*. been doing on rr Already a classically trail[rained musi- dio at W elch ics, he allcffipted suicide., YoYoung and his The studio is furnished piano,no hasI 88 keys.” signed an MGM conlract co and made Yoi dio since.1949. cian, she teamed up wiwith music Lakes Mall. Tl: the wife of 60 years, Betiy.,iy. liveI in Cali- teacher Miller and set upjp sshop. Both with pint-sizedzed Yamaha keyboards Thefhc rest of the students speak1 Ithe his d ib u t in Ihc 1931 1‘ movie "The F A M O U 1 Claudel.” In the suave, a rV, fornia. o f the women had beenn sstudents of especially desi;esigned for young chil- languaiguage o f music equally well. S in Of M adclon C Young Jf* c appeared in over he was ible' Teala Bellini Percin, anand both of dren. Postersrs ("succcss in music; In fact,f: one of Miller's classcs>j“st ji next 20 years, he £ Young was th icluding "M aisic," father fi them pcrfonn duo piano10 recitalsr un- success in life;fe; it’s no coincidencc”) nabbciDbcd third place in the a natioiional 1 0 0 features, inch e, affable leading man: on TV sage.’' "H.M, Pul- -TN R der the name “Magic VaVallcy Lyric decorate the wawalls. “Enseinsemble Explosion.” ^ "Northwest Passaj ?as the affable, knowlcdgcabl I This Weekr o n i ^ ludia" and "Cross- ran unli 'ics. ' Players.” Nyc and Mil:^liller have aboul 50 stu- And/Vnd the beat goes on. p'ham . Esq,'' "Claud :r figure. I RECENT YEARS: “Fathci mill 1961, Young’s next scrie M u s e u m1 willexhib’ bit artist’s ‘‘c ity s c a p ees’ V io linI ______rhc Elcphiuit Tent.” C ontinued fro m C l n ie c c sj TbeT!me»*NewB but, until now,IW, I didn’t want lo part “The /ith the cov- In 1974, Lukeses moved lo Twin I'c s‘8 " with my paintinitings.” “The‘7 Elephant Tent” is also th( r design for Kuhn’s latest alburum, "In Falls to help open op the mental 'he Majcs and cousins. Ten years ag< TWIN FALLS - Rick KuhKuhn’s life is A ihirtl-placeice prize in a Montana art cr dc ncd lable at health officcs forfor the Idaho Dc- igncd up to play violin wit filled with lyrics and landscdscapes. The show last yearar helped convince Kuhn. Thcshcse Years," which is availai partm ent of Healthilth and Welfare. withvlagic a ' Vallcy Symphony, lyrics have always been there:lere; the land- that the time: is ri^t to share his art- Thehe MusicI Ccnlcr. ech ■HH IN M Other ahists displaying theirir works’ Now retired anand the father of Ohio,long the way, he’s pcrforme scapes arc relatively new. work with thcw6 world. Ot kusncss, e ig h t and g ra nndfathcr d of five, marchii. a German band in Sandusk; Kuhn and his wife, Maryary, perform The self-tauglUght artist likes to create att "Real"B Magic” includc Dan Bar nt. Lukes lives w ilhtt hhis cat, Sam. and Forio. and with an all Czcc full time in a music groiroup called whal he callss “cityscapes,”“ often fea- Blairllaine Billman and Joan Sargent. day and his music. Hiss Iliving room is sic asDhing u band in Cleveland. “Echos." Next month, KuhCuhn's' other turing industriitrial or agricultural sub- . “Real “F Magic” opens Tuesda cn- U I|IB |U IIII|I|II lie is in- filled with a soiiound system, on ; "^hes)r Lukes, il’s alw ays been mi passion will take center stagiiag e.H cw ill jects. TTicy are« kind of like landscapes runsuns through April 7. Thrpublic iled to a reccplion for the artistists from w hich he plays hi:his beloved Mora- joysIS piusual. d i^ lay his paintings in thee “I“Real Mag- with an edge. vitcd rac- ^H iH iijjU iiliiiii nuseum. vian folk son^,, aiand a music sland Icy tiesc Syi days, Lukes said,- he ci ic" exhibit at the College5 of Southern Kuhn worksks mostly in acrylics and 7to to 9 p.m. Tuesday in the mu 3me lefreshements will be served. h o ld in g a p ic ccc e of well-worn tcrizcd; playing wilh the Magic Va Idaho Herrett Museum ArtJ t Gallery.I It o ils -firs t snap]lapping photographs of in- Refn Regular museum hours arc 9:3'':30 a.m. sh eet music by B ach. O n nearby verySymphony, gc which he charai will be his fust showing in tll^I^Iagic i teresting areas:as and then transferring Rc 3 8 p.m. Tuesday, 9;30 a.m. tou 4:30 shelves are bool}oks about Idaho 'cd as an orchestra with son VaUcy. them to canvas/as, with the emphasis on lo 8 bed I||H ||||P V p.m.I.m. Wednesday through Fridayly and 1 perched next toI books bi about Dos- “Tch' good musicians. “I’ve been painting in memotel rooms detail, tjv, so m eo who special- Kuhn’s pointiindngs in the Herrett show to3 4:304; p.m. Saturday. The mustiseum is toevsky. ^ . on the road,” said Kuhn, wh Collegc In 1990, Lukiikes returned to Lukesrchaikovsky once describelat’s ubs. “I’ve ac- will sell for $500$5 to $700 each. TTiey clos6 . ..f o r f d n • Cactus Petes’ SiSuite Retreat EDDIELORER! ■ Gala Showroom, 3IE BAUER PACKAGE Dinner Sliow lors r 1Vvo • Qala Showroom, GRAND PRIZE Cocktail Show fc DRAWING • Grand Prize MAY 27 Drawing Tlckel Must be present to win. 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->[— c - 4 Tlmo3-Now8. Twin-FivFolla. Idaho Friday, Fobruoryry 25 5.1994 ' • Gramnmysstruj iggle for credibilii( ity 15* y is. as vote]ers favor' mainstnream artiists ^ D u n m IB Lo8 Alleles Tloies Instead,d, wc arc stuck wilh Ihc version v was a remake,,,, Suicidal ' " H ouslon hihil plus Pcabo Bryson & Tendencies’ 7 “Institutionalizeed” remains |, ' 3B RU A R Y'2 2 -2 7 Whal aboul "none off the above” as an Regina Belleellc's"A Whcj/cNcw.VVorW,"’ an a inspired piece of teen rebcllsllion .I altemalivc on ihc Gramm'nmy Awards bal- the ihcmc; fromfrc "Aladdin" lhat would be Altcmaltve — This is whenere you find C o m e a n >n d c e l e b r a^te w ith Uiu s! < lol? amply saluliluted by a victory in Ihe besl the tl creative pulse of contempttponiry pop. ' T hirly-fivc y ears. aafter naming motion pictuicturc song category, and Billy The T choice: Nirvana. 'R I C E S A R E R O I L E D I B A C K ! - Domcnico Modugho's} dodopey ‘•Volare” Joel’s •'Thefjc River o f Dreami " which is R&B Female — Janet‘ J Jackson’s L ook A t T hef e s e ' ■ ■ ..PR & Fountain Drinks All Wc ...... 15t as rccord of thc year ovci)vcr hius by Elvis run-of-thc-m:-mill stuff. “Thai’s thc Way Love Goes"s" was won- S p e c i a l sI* : C offee & Week.... Presley, Chuck Berry/ andar Ihe Everly Thai Icav:avcs Ncil Young's dreamy (lerful cl summer pop, but Tom)/ji Braxfon, P ie & CC c o ffee..,...... r,...... $ 1.50 Brothers in its inauguralll acompetition, ihc "HarvestMoon, Mc "which would be a nicc with w her “Another Sad. Lovove Song," ' ,gi Jo z . P e t i t e T o p S;S ir lo in ------G rw m ys arc still slnig^in^ ing for cTcdibili- carcer saluilute lo onc of rock's most turned It in the most assured vocK al. • ly and that slru ^ icc canc; be summa- enduring fig fig u r^ and Sling’s “If I Bver R&B Male — Luther Vanofl(/«Jsscom- ur Rem ote • S at.!t. Feb. 26th rizctl this year by a singleile rname: Whitney Lose MyFaith Fa, in Voii/’a tender cxprcs- plctcly p redesigns the Bee Gcjces’ “How ‘^ 5 . 9 9 1 pm til 3 pnpm Houslon. , sion of dcvo;votion in an age of disillasion- Deep E Is Your Love," an imprprcssivc and Instead of honoringg ll the artisis who mcnt. "Faithi/fA"won't stand as onc of the awani-dcserving a feat. • 10 oz. Top Sirlcrlo in t ) ^ $ 2 0 0 0 in prizes' to be awAfarcieci ar Saturday “ ' cnrich pop music by’ challengingch its all-time jramGra m y choiccs, but it is thc R&B Group or Duo —• 1Thanks to • 10 oz. N ew Voiito rk *k 'Sunday from 11:00 amn tcto 7:00 p m boundaries and chronicli:iding social atti* cla.ss of theic field. f music n os calchy as ‘‘Annlvcfsifsaiy,” Tony' ■ Come jo in in the furfu n ! , tudcs, Grammys voters■s favorf; hit main- Best Sonjong — "Faith" and "Harvest Toni 7 Tone has become one ofoi the most •10 oz. Rii> Ey stifeam artisLs like Houston.ton. M oon"irc arc pitied against each oiher appealing a forces in all of cononlemporary ^ ster February 25, 2^ ^ .& 27 to win Many of Ihe year’s most mt vilal ariisls again, butt "Faith" "I Lsn'l sirong enough to p • 10 oz, C harbroio ile d rip for 2 to the New LiLuxor Hotel did earn nominajiot]si]s — including deserve aI secondse award and thc lure of — Dr. Dre, a geriwiusofrap jyj,Uarinated Priml e R ib , in Las Vegas!;S! ' ..... Nirvana, Smashing Pumiumpkins and Dr. "M{X)n”vas wai more in the production and production. p (m u«tbo21tav’nU:r)l*r) I Dre — bul they were consinnsidcrcd loo radi- arrungcmcnlcnl rather than the actual song. Rap Group or Duo —— Digable *Platter P Size Chiili c k e n ------cal for thc morc prcstigitligious caicgories “A \Vhohiole New World" slill belongs .Wa/ier’sJ silky "Rebirth of SlSlick (Cool Fried Steakk Visit with • and were relegated lo scaneaindary compcti- in ihe mfitioiition picturc song category, and Like L Dal)" was Ihc smartestt rccord,r but J.A.R.E. lions. Joel’s “Thehe River of Dtcanvi" and Jim Dr. £ Dre & Snoop Dogg)gy P ogg’s Jerome County D.A The rcsull is thal keycy Grammy( calc-. Steinman’s’s "I'll Da Anything for Love■ "Nulhin’ " bul a 'O ' TTiang” y/aivas a cniltur- “^ 7 . 9 9 giirics often get filled with/ith nominees who (Dul I Won'nn't Dt) That)"an simply also- a! a touchstone. The Grammy:y: to Dre & fall so far slu)rt of anyf rca.sonablcrc slan- rans. Tlicvcrdicl vc should be none of the: Snoop, S 15thIth Anniversary Sped:lials Galore Throughbihbut Our dard of cxccI!L*nce llvit it rmakes no seasc above, Country Female — Wynononnii Judd, 110 even award a Grammyny ini: the calcgory. Best NewcwAnist — Bc//y'.s-"Feed Ihc especially, c and Trisha Year:arw'ood arc "Gift Shop & Driver's Store" ' If tlic idcji i)f the Gramnimmys is lo truly Tree" wLs:ls oncc of thc year’s most inc"- two t' of the most promising fen'cmale coun- "No1 mIT atter where you'reB goingi to or comingI from,fr the 1 honor achievement, voters vol should be sLstiblc singlnglcs, hut Ihc morc substantialI titry singers sincc EmmylouI IHarris, but TRAVELER'S OOASIS is on the way"ly " ! ! given ihc discrclioti lo10 p pass on all the artisLs appcawar to be Toni Braxton, whose Hanis h remains thc model andnd she Ls thc I nominees — a praclicc: fofollowed in jour- best vocalsals on her dcbul album arc-;• cchoicc here. [ nalism's Pulitzer Prizec acompetition, for showstoppippers, and Digable Planets, Coimtiy Male — Alan Jacackson is no I ' example. whose dcbu.•but demonsiralcd remarkable CGeorge Jones as a isinger,, bulb Jones' I ! Here’s who deservesi loto win — as well imaginationion and ambition. Thc choicc: cown nominated record Ls rout)utinc by his M TRAVlr E L E R l S; O A S I Ss ^ ! as.lhosc categories thalat sshould in gcxxl Digable ’laneLs;Plai cown standards — so Jackson';n's spunk on M . con.sdencc Ihis year be dccdeclared void: Best opPop Vocal Pofijnnancc, FemaleI tlthe snappy “Chattahoochee"e” cams the Interstate 84i *• Exit 182 Ju st Nortrth of Hansen Bridge .Best Album — You'llj'll find Nirvana's — Onc ofllif the surprises of Ihc year was; nncxl. ■ '"In Ulcro," Smashingling Pumpkins’ how Marialriah Carey. long dismissed as Country Group or Duo —— An unbc- ______8 2 ^-4 1 4 7 ■ "S/j/ncsc D/cam"arid U2'sU2’ "Zcx)rt)/u"in Whitney11 11.. aaually i proved morc engag- lievably li weak field. None of■ IhcII abcjvc. : Ihe "altcmaiivc music" competitionc — inf in herr firstfit nalional concert lour than : which Ls buried amongg ihIhc 81 Grammy thc live Whitney. Wl Bul Carey suffers : categories somewhere betweenbct\ best rock from the: same S£ mix of melodramatic ; iastrumcntal pcrfonnanccICC and bc.st polka inierprclalioiilion and middle-brow material ; album. found onI Houston’sH rccords. By con- ; Their rightful placcss irin this calcgory irast, k.d.lang iai infuses "Miss Chalelainc" larc lakcn by'onc albumim 'whose victory — and aimcImost everything else she docs f O U R IM t A R K . G E T S EE T . G 0 1T ^ ! would be a major embarrwrrassmcnl (“The — with Ia sense sc of intimacy and charac- •; Bodyguard") and by twowo whose victory . ler. Tlic choihoicc: lang. [would be a minor one (D(Billy Joel’s rou- Pop Malilale — Rad Stewart is long ;iinc “River or Dreams'ms" and Donald overduefor fo a Grammy and "Have I ; Fagcn's already forgottencn ‘"Kamakiriad"). Told YouJ Uitcly"L is a decent recording, KENI ' S F U Rt N I T U Rt I E & A PP P L I A NICE ( i Sling’s "Ten Summonclo/icf's Tales" Ls a bul Slins' shouldsl win again bccausc hc . graceful work, but il dbcdbesn’l match the invariablyy rcachcsrt vcxsilly inlo thc emo- ; artistic daring or origiiulinality o f his 1991 lional heartlart of a song, and "If 1 Ever ; collection "Thc Soul Cageiiges," That leaves Losc MyFaith Fa in You" Ls no exception, VHIRLPP O O L Hl Oi M E Ai P P L I A MNCES ' I only onc album lo prevent/cm a "none of thc PopGtoutoup or Duo — R.EM., hands FORU ! above" vcrdicl. The choicc:cho R.E,M.’s down. I "Automatic for the Peoplejp/c,"a hauntin^y T rariitinfuonal Pc^ — Tony Dennett may R ace too m ore intro^KCtive work ihalI is as questioning be thc newcw hero o f MTV, bul DarbraI |and revealing as anyinything in the Streisand's'Vs “Back to Broadway" albumI I acclaimed band's long career.can was thc supcupcriorwork. Valuele a t > Best Single — Thc 'Gr'Grammy govern- RockSolo — Sling and Peter Gabriel ! ing board breathed a sigisigh of relief last are stylishish an,d consistent, bul Ncil [year when Eric Claptopton’s "Tears in Youngbrouroughi a spirit lo the Bob Dylan Ken's Funrn itu re & : Heaven" defeated Bill;iilly Ray Cyrus’ tribute :oncertcon (where thc nominaledi : "Achy Breaky Heart," a lilighiweighl nov- "All Alonlong the Watchtower" was Applieian ce ; city. The damage lo tho10 GGrammy repula- rccordcd)) that ih was a wonder to behold. -tion won’t be as obviou;ious if Houston’s Rock Group G or Duo — Soul overblown ‘7 Will AiwaIways Love You" Asylum's's "Runaway ' Train” was the I i w ith Con>iv e n ie n t, A V wins here, but it’ll slill be a£ disgrace. best Tom) PettyP( imitation of thc year, butI I Thc year's best singles^cs were R.EM.’s il wasn't evencv closc lo being Ihc year's f-\ J • '■' “Man on the Moon," ai disarmingdi rcflec* mosl comp'[npclling best effort by a rock Time SiSaving U tion on thc innocencc andmd wonder of life, group orduo. dui Again: None of the above. and Icc Cube’s “It WasIS a Good Day," a H ^ RockR o — Smashing Pumpkins' W hirliIpool daydream about 24 hoursurs in thc ‘h o ^ in "Cherub Rock" Ri was aboul as good ass I which everything goes. rigright. Neither was rock ’n'roll roll gels. nominated. — Even though thc nominated I p B p *" AppliaiE i n c e s . 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W r i t e r t o r r a d sselections e l anislKurenHn Helland will b c ^ Tuesday isltai, art glass, dolls,-bronze; 1 fig u re s,. in TVin Falb; CSI51 Outreach Centers in fundid pre.servalion| projects througljghout lope for spacc confirmalrmaiion. nue through April 7 at the FrFrench Ormolu inlaid desks, y-and-Hailey; Arlene’s Idaho, Set up lime Ls fromtm 110 a.m. to 9 p.m. a t S h o s h o n e s e nJo i o r center s,_cJlC&lS__GoOdin53urley-a iho. alleiy. . ococcasional pieces ond more. Flowers in Jerome;me; and Sav-Mor Dryg The deadline for future applicatations March 30 and from 8 totc 10 a.rh, March • Kim Barnes will prtseni sent a reading at Helland is is a career counwlor at the . The auctioneer will be Bud GorretsonG in Buhl. Cost is $8 for adults and$ 6 for toIhe the Irusl is Sept. 15. 1994. The n:maxi- 31. . noon today.aLthe. senior,.t d ^ c ttttt Cenlcr forr Newh Directions at Idaho of Liberty Auction. shidenis. mumim that can be awarded underIcr the For more inform•rmation, : contact in Shoshone. Admission is n is free, and the S tate Uniyeiyersity in Pocatcllo. She For more information, call 34;W3-9886. prograjgramis SIO.OOO. Xandra Smilh. 10055 N.N, Buchanan No. public is .invited. earned a bacsachelor o f fine arts ciegrec For more informalion, contact Gajactlia 12, Jerome, ID 83338.J8. phonep 324-2795; • . Barnes and her husbt Magic Valleyey organizations For isband. Robert from the UniversilyUn ofM innesota in gBuhl Bremen’s Ball! ce, P.O: Box 9321, Boise b3'13707. or Ada Q rtcr, 152 S. 400A W., Jerome, • Wrigley, both writersI fnfrom northern 1979 ani a masterr o f fine" arts degree « I set receive grantnts tom trust one 208-384-0176: or call Miriiriam ID 833.18, phone 324-2i-4-2«35. IdahO/Will_read selutions' m.of lhtiT OTk from the UniUniversity of Wisconson in for M ai^ 5 at armoiory . BOISE-Thee IdahoII Heritage Trust oreckieckenridgeat 733-7830. - at 2:30 p.m. today in Rboitam inotlhe l9SLSbealsalso studied at the New York * BUHL - The 8 6 lh Annuaual B uhl reccnlly awarded jgrants totaling rnore ' 'Dilisman qualifiilifies for 1st Shields Building at "the L '.f'i'S '?' SchoolofSocSocial Research in New York FiiFiremen’s Ball'Is planned for 9 p.m. lo than $60,000 lo 20 historic preservation l ^ o r Southem Idaho in Twin Fe orthside Spring Arts, I Folk The pub- Cily wilh noiedno photographer Lisctte 1 a.m: i March 5 at the Naiiona:nal Guard projects throughoutout Idaho. . p round of BattleUe of Bands lie is invited lo Ihe free rt e reading, spon- Model ifrt97i[976. ------A/ ^i o r y . Five Magic Vallialley area organizations rafts Show ^hediUed0 TW IN FALLS -— /A local group, sored ly CSI. Betweenn 11984 and 1988, Helland Music will be providedd b y Ihe received grants frorfrom the trust: Bellevue^ lEROME-Thcj JEP Northside SpSpring Talisman, has qualifiedfied for Ihc prclimi- The readings are presenisenwlaspanof reaived leadcademic oppoinlmenL'i as vis- OiOutlaw Blues. Cost is $4 for singessti or $2,750 lo help with/ith stmctural repairs on Artsts anda Crafts' Shiw is scl for MMarch nary competition of BoiBoisc's first annual ' a grant reaived by theeMapc N Valley ifag ami ajiidjunct focully at Idaho State $7 for couples. Tickets an: on s:sale now. the Old Towri H all; K etchum /Sun 31 Ihrough thr April 2 in the Me.sscrsi:rsmith Battle o f the Bands,ds. scheduled for Arts Council and the Sunm ^Valley Cenlcr University,y, the Universily of Ulah, TlThe event will bc catered by b; Jim’s Valley Historical:al Socicty, $5,000 lo Buildlilding al the Jerome Coiounty Sunday and Mondaylay al: a downtown for the Arts and Humaniiiinities. The pur- Weslminsterler Collegc of Salt Lake City, LcLounge.' Proceeds will go;o to the begin resloraiiorion of the old Forcsi Fairgnirgrounds. ni^lclub. pose is to promote Idahoaho wnters and |l,c Sail Laljike Art Center School and FuFiremen’s Relief Fund. Service building:ngs; Farm and Ranch rhc The show will bc open from 100 a.m. Talism an will playilayjat 11:30 p.m. encourage memoir writinging by senior cit- Weber State!teUniveisity.' • For more infomialion, call 54!543-5664. Museum in Jeromeime, $2,000 for rc.stora- to 77 p.m.p, each day. AdmLssion Lsia a c a n Monday al Bogie’s,i. 1124ll From St. in izens. Heliand'sd's photography has been lion o f the “ Poc’oorhouse": L incoln or canscan of food, which may bc intraded Boise. II « , exhibited throughoutthn the Inlermounlain ,Hungarian |j State Foil,11 , Couniy, $2,750 to assi.si1 in repairing the for doordo< prize drawing tickets. Thele fotxl1 Talisman iij amongong 14 bands that ‘U osinliableM oll}lUy Brown’ N orthwst est and .in Minnesota, -p courthouse exlerterior: G lenns F erry, andi othcr.procecdsot will be used fqifor the qualified for the uirapelnpclition. The final- Ensemble to performn i , $4,000 lo repair Ih begins Oakle]' U1-H -i ightnin Wisconsin,'in,'t‘exas, new York and ^ • the roof on the Gorby - homelmeless. ■ ists will aimpclc onI MaMarch ft for a d i^- he has had gallery represcnta- ' TWIN FALLS - The nexl[I A rts on Opera Theater, All crafts must bc homemade. BoothB lal reairding session, OAKLEY--nicOiiklcj .nne Reed G allery in Sun Tour Tc program, "The Hungari:rian Slatc The Idaho Heritaritagc Trust was formed sizeX is 10 feet by 10 feel. f Tickcts are Sft a nightnigh or .515, for all Council's production c Folk Ensemble," Ls set for 3 p.m.m. March in 1989 lo preserve:rvc a lcgacy of histori- Approiproximatcly 30 boolhs are ovailQilabic three nights and arc: avuiluhicav; at Great Willson’s “The Unsink d Ihe PhiUips Gallery in Salt Fc :l’n.1b're'i>S^ll K i r H l 6 ai the Collegc of Southem Id:Idaho Fine cal resources foror future generations, at $50$5C cach. Entry deadline is MiMarch American Video in Boise,Bois j Brown" will begin its 1 Her work is held in several 6 '< i public collections, including AtArts Cenlcr. , Since then, the trust'stru< endowment fund 25,, and an entry fees arc non-refundaidable, For further informarmation^ call 342- tonight afHowells Opera F vfuseum of Fine Arts and the Tickets are on .sale now alIt Ihc CS! has reached moreire than $2.3 millicin in Sendnd a ; self-addressed, stamped eienvc- 9663. The play, the council’s i SS of Donald Judd in New York. Continuing C< Education Office,:e, Larson contributions, plipledges and accrucd musical, mo tonight,: g M — ispot Gallery is located on the Arls, Ai The Little Red Heilen. The income. Truslces.hs.hopc to rcach $3 mil- ___ Monday, and dien resume wr o f the Taylor Building al HiHomestead, Southem LightsIS and the lion before the encend of their 1994 fiscal 5.7 ,1 0 , H a n d 12. ' ;c,of Soulhem Idaho. Gallery MMagic Valley Arts Council 01Officc, Qll year. Income fromom the irust is u.scd lo Curtain time is 8 p.m. W j j y i i — '■"ish.. : 7 a.m. lo 7 p.m. Monday ' Tickels arc $7.50. For resay ffo™n iMarch 4 lo April 7 at |St.Patriiick's ®ay PParade! two for $25. No one und(mder 21 w illbc Translators,5,618 6 Idaho St. together and fil] out this entry blankbh loday! ^ admitted, and no smoklo k in g w ill be A n openm,ning program beginning al 7 1^ Get your group (o| allowed. p.m. Marchch 4 will feature Arthur A. Fdr more informationon or lo obtain Hart, directcictor emeritus of the Idahe I v e s , we want to participap a te .... tickets, call Royal Good:x)dman al 733- Slate HislonNfew P New INai Faceiies?' i ^ I"-* 'H jr o P p ^ - I CKILI. n
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ACROSS " * P~l* I -^ ■ M s ~ . 1 Seaweed CUfHCC ggflu;rK; z - 2g______5 Fancy dances --I Sydney OnOmarr u n rt '0 Poa* “ TheWlza^ofld ByBly Brant Parker & Johnny Hi 14 Cornucopia H o r o s cc o o i p e 15 Bonolit JO Jl r ~ I ^ iM ^ 16 Sood ■ THINft.TrieV'Ll-l „r - , / ^ o w r \ IF FEBRUARY 25 IS YOUR { oFpo^ep appendage BIRTHDAY: You :arc spiritual, spii psychic, rxT*Nir^^e T/1KIN& y / A \ 17 Extended I u TO JHI9 N5\^iwU wHrf) ee i j a i i i i i }] )4 capabic ofXKiry blending wilh poelrreality, ' WR ■ C M f'9i\00T L ' narrative poamom P T * « ^ ■ ■ j T h 37 M V i J / /iw/H'Y 18 Explosive stuK __ ^ Pisces. Virgo persons plajplay leading roles ■ L I w o m ^ £ 19 Hachman in your life. Current cycle7 cle highlights va- V 20 Ways — _ ricty of seautions, explortploration, gain via 22 Gol ovon writing, marriage, possibissible addition lo 24 Edible bulo family. 3 26 — de cologne J _____ARIES (March 2I-Apl-Aprtl 19): News . 27 Stand for a hot Mreceived concerning wori(vorij methods, em- dish :p |!;! 11!!=!■ I H pIoymcQl, artistic cndea'tdeavors. Extrava- 30 Salve gant spree Is finished — focusi on orga- 35 Lamarr ond WT ______. ■ iT SI St 99 nization’, end of "emotionational chaos." ------others ______TAURUS (April 20-WM)-May 20): What ‘ H agar th e Horrible By Chris Brow>wne 36 Knitting stitch vay." Emphasis dn _____ , 37 Dilaiory you seek is "on the way.' r 3S — Baba ------romance, style, ocalivity.vity. E)rcss code in- v i? T& 1 / O f/Y £ __ volved relating to sodalHal affair.t Mysieii- m r. X C?Of4‘r ^ 'c A iJ s e i 'm^ ' ^ ) 39 Sprightly Ul^ei^ To 'Tt>LlR SA«;Aan/ a TfVg/J SfiA B E P . 40 Contend I ous stranger makes knownlown identity. X couup f^rrue oto p r s o t m 1 IPpI 41 Now Mexico)city cil I___I___I___I— H — L L J ___I OEMM (May 21-JuneJune 20): Be aware oFYoiffZ0APHA0n9 /7S T W r I , 43 Rainbow CI994 TiiOiifW M»(»1 Sarvmi.I. incInc II! 02/2/2S/94 of deadline, check propcilJpctly value, atfcnd (\ . ! 44 Pinnacle *« n.jnn n#MfYed ^ Y ettenlsy't P u n ls Sohred, j . auctiori if possible. Professional Pn ap- "iVOlZ '^'L- ■ «6 Signs ot illness ■■ I praisal of possessionss provespr construc- . \ / w foi^' 40 Postered in furfun 10 Big bottles (or f^TsI live. Cancer native,involnvolved,. Ihcsc let- SPIN/ 49 Operated liquor Irjlj jV 0 N ters, initials in name; H,H.Q.Z, 0 50 Port-ou-Princoico's 11 A stato: abbr. • k 4 ^ CANCER (June 21-Ju•1-July 22): Those 12 — qua nen land I R I ^ ^ who hoped you would bc 52 Attoched 13 Coaster d bc without assets 56 Thinks f' 21 Wallet lioms | H 111111111 will have Ibose hopesi smashed.sm You re- 60 Diving t>ird 1 23 Consume IRIEI bound, making remarkalarkable comeback, 61 Blunder 25 Feed [ |W II |j^| g| oncc again a leader providing pro* inspira* 63NOOSO 2 7 "— all.^olksl" fQTO [o iy tf l lion. Aries, Libra persons:ons represented, Beetle Bailey s iLlibS By Mort Wal 'aiKer nso g 4 castle 26 Kind defense of raco fT^rl Ig o p LEO (July 23-Aug.g. 22):Z Those who I 65 Stir up29 Spoclaiized n iE iS l an yero foto H] n M lovc!" Aquarias involved,Ived. P R O H T O / I 33 Dete - ^ 1 DOWN 34 Woolen fabric ^ 4 ~ t i l a l i l VIRGO (Aug. 23fSeplSept. 22): Spotlight • Jttor (or suits Lklfl. ITIEIWI the unorthodox. Ict go0 of status quo and 2 Easy stride 36 Salon Iroatmont, 0202/2B/U| “losing proposition."' CjCycle h i^ , cir- 3 Pluck ' (or short cumsiances lake sudden,Iden. dramatic turn 4 Small lish 39 Early settlers in your favor. Get to heatheart of mailers — . 5 Brigand 42 Dashes Cancer native involved.Ml. ' A 6 Dlspatcti boat)al 44 — trap for (try 10 511 CameCi to bo 57 Leak out|« s p » ly UBBA (Scpl. 23-Oa.Oct. 22): Diversify. 7 Dead tang, catch) 522 -— mater 56 Nick and^ - Dcccnt music, entenainm(linmenL color coor- 8 Monoy In 45 Fabric dosign S33 SimpletonSi Charles angement provides 4 Baby horse' -59 Practice to __ I Milan 47 Levy 64 Bi laUenge. You’ll bc 9 Unkempt 48 Hoving lows 555 PIPlummet 62 Regret asked lo judge contestsl in'involving beauty. Frank and Ernest By Bob Thala v e s / I m p k lalenl. Gemini featured.:d. ‘Jinglele Bells’ Thaninksgiving tui SCORPIO (Oct. 23-N13-Nov. 21): Those ^ HE S/IY/ THrne /jecovegr /$ ______who wanted you to be deceived, who " 1 Ihrcw red herring in path,[nth, will be embar- N ?Y /’EOPZ.e Q.W bmdldiid w e Qist get tbe Quist* tonightr's' # . 0 ' ^ ints song '‘JiiigloglcBcUs'*? ' rassed, suffer financialal lo:loss. Wish comes N 6 M O m T H t Y 2 , A. In 1857.. BostonB composcr James LM.Boyd tnie. in startling manne:Miner - Virgo in- volved, these letters innname: nai D.M, V. LfCTuai ■ H / i v e O N < Picrpont wrote;e iil - for Thanksgiving, W hat’s w hat? P O N 'T H f— inddcnlally, nol101 Christmas. "We ihrcc SAOnTARIUS (NovNov. 22-Dec. 21): es THEY i>ONT « Kings..." by a hyhymn writer named John. ^ — Emphasis on leadership,^ip, |promotion, pro- * " ‘ Don'l loss oul lhat old 24<«it ppo ^ g c duction, restoration ofif coiconfidence. Flina- n k p . ' 2 Henry Hopkins.IS. JJr., camc oul ihcn, too. Dc "HONOM\C ^ I Chinese scholitiolars n o v say Ma,o Tse- stom|lamp 'in your attic’s bureau draweiver, the ilon or "blind date'* coulicould bc morc seri- I tung didn'i brushu ^ his teelh. Maybe ever. 1918918 issue with the red border aod ththe up- ous Ihan originally anticipated, anti< Proiect ^ — " H e v i P T U / i t 5 "Privolc Secrecrctary” b a redundancy. sidcHidc-down airplane in the middle, ll[| has1: to selfin close quarters. . tC O N O M Y ! ^ "Sccrelary" andnd “sccrcl” arc rooted in bec Ihe ih "Inverted Jenny," now repotwrtedly CAPRICORN (Dcc.X. 2 22-Jan. 19); At- » ■ H » ^ ■— J the same source.ce. From Ihe oulsel, “see- wortl/orth about S500,000. tention revolvea aroundund gifts, domestic dentified a “guardian of Scienlific Sc skywatchers suy MoVfars - adjustment that mighlIt includeinc changc of The Born Loser Byc Art Sansom & C private informaUilalion.” with/ith lhal 90,00(>.foot mountain 0Olym- residence, mariul siatus.itus. Money picture V ) U.S. one-cenixnl coins Issued since pusus Monst slicking up there - looks)ks like bright, flowers and musicItusic make scenario 'wFWMLYSGerTlN'KLML^BR^^50R^ %XJWeWVCIVOUDOUT \ 7 r^ VWMw HKVC\OJ B E E a u a n ' ) 1982 arc 96 pcpcrccnt zinc, so can bc nool0 other planet.^ attractive, joyous. 0 . Why are lba Bofton C d tk tI calledc A Q U A ^ (Jan. ------^ AJ-REN^fHWW.VBONEJy'V ^ w gjmouse? J deadly, warn UniUnlversily of Georgia sci- 0 . in. 20-Fcb. 18): cntists. r>on't cal Ihem. ' OeW:dtlci7 You'll be insistio^ "1 don'ld believe in ' In Wcsuninsleisier Abbey stands a %UU- A. A. A iribule lo a 1920s NewV York ghost sloriesl" Yet todayoday you'll be eye- m ue of the grealal ■composer Handel. His :ity City pro basketball leam colled lhaihat. witness to psychic phenohenomcnon. Pisces y * ears were great,:at, loo. Bul Ihe sculptor ' The IT Fahrenheit temperature scale. ! Involved ■ f didn’f like Uieireir looks. So he modeled devi;Icviscd in Germany, has been obsibsoleie PISCES (Feb. 19-ManMarch 20): Delay Is , i the statue’s ears«rs after the rtol 'cois of therehere for morc than a ccniury. , not defeat-within 24Whounyouwlllbe he ' —^ one Miss Rich.1. 0olherwise unidentified. Q.Doe«tbeeflrinat)Mli«)7 Q. f I vindicated, rewarded.1 FocusF on public M_ It was Roseaiicanne Arnold who said, A. A. Going back lo the hive ^mi b e . , t^lenl. Partnership, .hcinga cnnned sex, nnd .Quit)ulbound on a pollen hunt, ihoui ■ ^ aBD ^ Iqye...cxcepl forfor men." zigaigzags lofolloW^ascehL ’ picture. ; * e ■ i ■, I , ‘ - ' f Ffkloy, Fobruary 252 5 ,1994 Timos-Novra, Twin Falls.Fall! Idaho - C-7 '
‘Kano’\ doesn’’t compiiromise worldsv i e w - f ^ ACAOEMrAVM/lO'3 NOMINATIONS! ByKeoneth'nnm aHy wild and strange,;e. A placc of thick . I Lm Angeles Tlnies greenery and thicker;r imud, half Eden, T h tl e P i a in 0 half blasted heath, it isi a raw, savage ' .Unafraid o f confoundinglg e :^ 'c ta - locale where lhe elcelcmcnis and the i 'l m \ ------J (ions, “The Piano” is a tonic>nicforthe inconveniences threarealen lo be over- - LlTHUNItll I ^ / uaOntmt • tiled soul. Using bm iliar actofstots in ways whelming.* Dtfr 7.^>iy9:IB no one could hw e expected,L it itm akesa Jusl as disturbing to Ada is Stewart < 1 holly hais n x e r sun2:M^^a sweepingly romantic 19tb9entientury story (Neill), her husband^i. whosev first reac- h a r v e y kgarderM(Morethan '' ' lion on meeling his bribride is a confused. , s a m n. e e i l l E . that, it offers a complete « ayly ofo seeing, “You’re small. I neverer Ithought you'd be an uncompromised view oftlif the world' I ^ ^ ^ B - small." Personally awkwkward and driven by a wriler-dixector whose comxmunandof by an acquisitive hunlunger for land, he ; Fromm the Creaton of "Howard«rd'9 End" the visual and emotional aspects as| of ; d ^ not ^ g in to unde:tdeistand his imagi- IONY HOPKINS 8ACAD£M)£MY AWARD native, high-strung wifevife. And he refases ^ ^ H l A m n o filnunaking is fearless and profcTofound. ' 'INATiONSI poinl blank lo Iranspiisport A da's piano M T | I - e m m aA THOM PSON ^0A#/Ai4 from thc beach it’s landedlai on lo their M ovie reviewIW ___ ^ new home.’ E)esperate for Ihc loitouch of her inslru- l M L A . I ! N S *0-f:20 V While the “a film by" driwiittdii is more mcnt, Ada waits unlilnil Stewart is away TnTTT-> r ^ A - i r i:2{y4.-40 ■ used than deserved among cunairrent film* J and asks their neighboibor B ainu (Keitel) m f t O F T r H E D A Y ’ makers, no one has camedJ it as com* C lo take her back to the beach. A rogue B a r- • 1 pletely as Jane Campion. In'directing In’i i Englishman who serverves as a middleman her own story of the muteIte Ada, an ' . between thc Maori amand the .selllers and ammged bride who comes> tolo a prirni- 1- ■ ■ . . has gone native lo thc the point of having live New Zealand and povpow erfully I API his face tallooed, Bai3aines also doesn’t' H jH ero Jk S l.-OM-OO aifects'tbe Uves of two men, sl or know what to makece driveh as as "The Piano,” bul “not)t myn: ^leaking voice but my mimind's hungry Stewart insistsisis. losing hLs tem- Otff 7:l0-t:20 whose unnerving perfomianoonce as Ada Campion has transferredtra her empathy voice,'ice," she slopped talking whenen shc . per and screaming, “Y“You will teach him E ^ l UvSm I2M»2:50 reaches a once-in-a-lifetimeme level o f for determined1 folk,fo as well as her intu* wass 66.. “No one knows why, notIt even i and I will se£To irx.'X.' So,i much against CHIPS intensity. Thoughtfully compluplemcnting itive sympathy' withw the violent, derang* me." her wishes, Ada goesKS Io Baines’ cabin IS n i ShowingS in Digital Surrourvu n d Soundl ; ber in an assured cast are Haivlaivey K eitel, ing power of passion,pas from those Glms Ada\d a , however, doesn't think ofaf her- and thc music and thche imadness begins. and Sam Neill as the men wtiwhose lives to this and usedxl themI lo seriously push selff os as silent, and not bccause.of th(lheu» For what Campionon is really dealing ITEVEN SEABABAI she has an overwhelming impanpact on. the outside of thethi envelope of a nomi- she: makesm o f a private sign langiiguagc with in "The Piantin o ” (ralcd R for I Set in 1852, ‘Th e ” successful- si nally more convcivcntional format and1 theth enameled note pad shc .)^Im for moments o f extremelyicly graphic sexuali- ly interweaves several thematii[latic Strands. Campion ashas also brought 'with her mundoindane communications. Ada ha:lus her ty) is the infectious naturen of pavsion. ONDIMUI,I /pujyiMo/ A native New Zealander whoho inow lives a;i eye for whalhal will make an impact pianono andi that is no small thing. N«w w h i the awards and nominationsons her film “I had beenn sutprixds thal il was so evenen unlikable,'i women, laughs ioj T h '; t£>lS^/0S wHh • mlUiorh a t to do A . FRIOA 'am p io n says. “ W hile descriscribes one friend's surprise at i ion b u o k i . I g L . URDAY 7;00 a has garnered (most rcccntcntly, eighl popular," Car | G R i n t P Y C ing a Glm, you do some* ingg the thi sexy script. (owim I Bl NDAY nominations for Academvmy A w ards, you’re shooting f i B v l SATURD);00-5:00 | > including best picture andnd director),< times .imaginele a worst and best see- “I "I rememberi an Italian frien tlaiilifliecii SUNDA Bul in fact, she's a,bil nonponplussed by oario about itsits reception; I'm usually mine,ine, a distributor, said lo me, ‘Ja I N Y T H ^ I _ the attention. somebody whoho meets both those itods. read)ad your $cirot; I^di^l not expecta t ' i o I fpcn V | | 1;00-3;00- my best scenario I didn’t be: so sexy.' Tncy look at you and k “There’s certainly a lot of awards in Bul even in my America,’' she said with a1 lai laugh at the envision this fihfilm being so widely pop- thinkink, 'W ell, how can you thir? „ k S ' I gfi^GRUMPYC thingsings like that?’" opening of a telephone intervlerview a few ular." P UW ta l2.-4B.J.i)Q weeks ago, the same day shelhe ireceived a But Campionion, who was inspired lo Aside Asi from netting Campionon star ^ ^ ^ a S S f JACK LEMM< O-MS its star, OID MEN : nomination for the Directorators Guild of make the filmm ; primarily bccause shc noticeitice, “The Piano" has lumed its H WALTER MATI (Mr.7:30-t;^ A m erica's top prize. “I hadn’t hai been thought there wi; weren’t enoligh lovj s lo Hollyally Hunter, into a prohibitive < f r ^ UUSJn l2.-*e through this before.” ries made withth ia feminine perspective, favorivorite for besl actress. But accocoriing A C A D E M Y™ ^ a u j Mrs. Doub^WARD NOMINEEI r ROBIN WILLIAMS r i SALLY FIELD JTFIRE 1-XU.s.i.SiVSvn I.-45 f g g n 13 4.rs.«.'45^ra ^ ______m nlfi ; 3 ^ 9 1U l V K urt Xiuoao iSSm ^ « Val Kllmor TUESDAY STIEAK & SHRIMP’ IDINNER — tone■ — ------" S4t/S>M>3:30 SUSPIDAY BREAKFAS1;T BUFFET lo U r-i 4.^S-7:l5r4S r 03 6 ICE CHARBROILELED TOP 7 ACADEMY AWA8 C A R V E D H M\M , SCRAMBLEDD EGGS, BACON,, O Z . 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A-A-4 state boys’ basketball TThursday’s fust round, The A m erlcai:an skater tournament. “Dietrich is getting closcr•every cvc game,” said vho had the usual has obvlousi)lly broken From a standingsIgs standpoint, it made the CCarey Coach Lee Cook, who IpZ-w Panthers sccond to Murtaugh1 in thc district wworry about beating any tcanteam four straight th e law l I cata n n e t g e t I 'V I tourney end Dietrichch Ithird. P le a s e seeseeCAREY/D2 ' the gold mn e d a l and I am verary upset. f 1 ” — China's Yan'anmel Zhapg i r e s $kat(ers c: o l l i (d e protrotesting U.S. The Anodsted Press said, "The: doctors i arc watching her.er. She j------sp eeid d skating win - will be exammiincd in the m oming.” HAM AR, N orway — anoihcr anc bizarre Szewczcnl;nko, who was carried off the ice, i twist to this curious compctitiorition, two o f thc bruised her‘ ribri and felt nauseous aflcr theIhe inci- J top contenders in Olympic woiwomen’s figure dent. She rcliclumed to the ice, did one jum;imp and fl sitting- slammed ^to each othe3ther at practice then lefl agaii;ain. 4 shooters vieie for top nThursday, requiring stitches for'for one. The four• slskaicrs not involved in the era;OTsh— w ‘ ~ World champion Oksana Bail3aiul o f Ukraine Kerrigan, No“Jo. 3 Surya Bonaly o f Francc,c. No.1 6 honors in poo}0 l playoff an!and T anja Szew czenko o f GciGermany, both Katanna Wit/itt o f Germany, and No. 4 Chei^henLu 16, were skating backwardd atai nearly top o f China -T r seemed disUirbcd and distnstractcd | . TWIN FALLS — FourFo shooters wiU speed w hen they collided. B Ba aiul’s elbow bytheaccidedent. compcic for season’sI highbi, honors in the slammed inlo Szewczcnko’s5 ribsril and Baiul “It’s scary,7 ,” Kerrigan said, Magic Valley Women’sI’s Pool Association spiked herself with her own skatskate. “ 1 only sasaw how they crashed logetlgether,” playoff at 1 p.m. Sailaturday at Jerry’s ®P‘ Both were expcctcd to perfo:rform loday in Witt said. "It'It looked really bad, so I hopeipcthey , Lounge, 149 Main Avc.5. EE., in Twin Falls. J the free skate that will deciiecidc the gold arc fme. I helpedhe first whoever was clos row ro\ I think she will be OK,"," CGerman team "She also0 had1 a shock," AI-Bazaz said, 3f Szewczenko. ' Baiur'spilpiked herself with her own sk NEW YORK — Rcggeggie Miller o f Indi- dowan Lake" put her midsecti< fito the long pro- the collisioion. She had to be lifted ove>ver the the incident her in great position going into grgram, left the ice under hericr own power, boards by’ herh coach and U.S. team1 leaderlc rena director ^bleeding from a gash just aboveaba her right Mahlon Brricndlcy. ISU AD says arei boot. She needed three stitchctches and had a . The mostst notable collision in recent;nt years helped facilitatee ^violation sosore lower back, Olympic.officiTicials said. came at thee :1991 world championshipss in Mu- POCATELLO - Id«hdjiho State Univcreity "Wc’ll see lomorrow,” sailsaid Viktor Pe- nich. Ito of Japan, thc favorite, colcollided | Athletic Director Randyy HHoffman says an in- trenko, tre the 1992 Olympic mermen’s champion Midori Iti ria Hubert o f Francc during warvarmups 1 temal investigation deleielerm ined that Holt who wl was sitting with Baiul’s> cocoach when thc withLaetitia ifinical program. Ito bruised heher ribs I 1 Arena Director GeorgeJC (Casper was duped accident oc occurred. for the tccfir skate well, failing to win a medncdal. ' into facilitating a violatiilatioB o f NCAA aca- A member of thc Ukrainia:nian delegation anddidn’lsk I demic lules that resulted^d inii the resignation o f p - I on assistant football coachach. I -In a statement issuedd 1Thursday, Hoffman I acknowledged lhat Caspcspcr signed off as the Kerririgan on verge .odministiator o f a corresp(espondmcc course test that was actually given1 to junior quarterback Virgil Gardner last Augusgust by assistant coach BobLanon. ofbeco])ming suaperstarr Lareo^ who resignedxJ ono M onday bccause of the violation, a<£nittcdtted that his wife took By Phil Hash the test for G ariicr, whovho has been declared Chicago Tribune ineligible for further athlclhletic competition. rheday the 1992 “George Casper has> an excellenl employ* HAMAR, Norway— The ment record at Idaho Slate Sti University and Olympic figure skating compimpctition began appears to ^ a v e been taJtaken advantage of,” in A lbertville, Francc, Brci3rcnda and Dan u^lcr, Nancy, a Hoffman said in a statemcnncnt. Kerrigan boughiUcir dau^ ctystal eagle, becausc she loviloves crystal. st&£ffind wire reports Conq)iIed fiom staf A fncnd later, lold thc KerKerrigans the ca- gle was a biblical symbolol c o f good luck. ' Two days later, Kerriganu hadht such luck, winning thc bronze medalI andan becoming a ty- Today '" . Wednesday afternoon, a ffew hours be- . CoDsgo BasketbalUwD fore Kerrigan finished first>t in thc technical Colorado Northwestern)m eli CSI. 8 p.m. program of the 19S4 Olymympic worncn’s CoOeQB W om en's BaskeuketbaU event, her parenis went crystal-shopping ciy: Colorado Nofthwoslem»m ati CSI. 6 p.m. again in Hamar. They boughijghl Nancy a pair r ~ ^ o f $400 crystal candlesticksks vwith a burst o f APprPphefc Preo Wrestling light-catching star points atIt acach base. . ___.____ Minico at Burioy. 7 p;m.:m. m figure sk ater Nancy KeKer- “A star for a star," BrendaIda Kerrigan1 said. American : a relatively un- rigan wavw e s to fan s after h er per-er- 1______Nancy Kcrrigan,.once a i APtltato known and occasionally twinklingtwi: skaicr, form ance:e In th e w om en’s technicnIcal P le a s eI ses e e STAR/D4 program1 IIn Norway W ednesday.y.------G erm any's Kataiitarina Witt helps teammailate Tanja Szewczenko,, whowl collldeur- iday In Norway. 6:30 p.m. - Cr»no«l 13,, NHNHL ttoekty. eisckhiwU at ' ------1--with Ukrainiann C Oksana B ^ l during a pipractice session Thrusda; Frtd.»^Oiyi^THeTVBdMiM* -
EVENTS: BeteM (burrfntnm pc(X»y 1wt); »U Jurnpmo (nennsl hUi}: iipiM *ung (mi>n tiuomiloni comWntd); flgm ticMng (isOlW program ^ Texas 4&MtcojoinSSWC,BSig 8 COlinsolidaiition lOpjn. A EVENTS: flqun (Ml(Ml**' ftM proonm, llni!»); •U (ifiiptng (nocmti Nn): sipm* i— -] n»eAasododatedPieas vision v contract for thc “Big 1I:2" after Big Ten commissioissioner Jim Dclany nifl): tp«»OiUllng (uromin’* alla the new arrangements takiikc cffcct said. “T h eir marklarkct share is in- TKTKT Big Eight expansision? SAS CITY, Mo. — Il’s not1 in i 1996. Wiihin a few weeks,ks, an cx- crcascd. The qualityality o f ihcir invcn- V Mt*4pjn. U t KANSA 1 ' EVEMT8; Heek»Y (*«nnft»l»);All): figura ikMng (MM' Southwest Conference school: ^ expansion3n so much as consolidation, pansion p committec will begirjin work- tory is signiflcancantly improved, }m*n'« BOOOm): ilpln* (Uln« Texas. Texas A&M. T exas Tech askctball They’ll havc somesom blockbuster u lumping (90 m«*0 . bUlWon S llP i Thc eiglright Big E i^ t schools thatI ing i oul such details as bas fiTMKu'iltlom coffl&ln*^).* (U jun and Baylor accept repottedlofTers ofTi l l l l f ^ J are joininging forces with thc four fromI tournaments t and revenue didistribu- games." to Join tne' Big Eight a n d focmTn onec igue will have the big made-for-televlson confereference. thc Southv.Jiwest Conference are doing; tion. t Thc new league . T I C O N F E RR E N C E soinrjKpospoose to the rapidly chang- But although they’ve jumpnped ship same percentage;e ool f television sets •-* mgmdustrtstiy o f college sports. and t probably destroyed thehe nearly — roughly 1 6 pcrcciercent — as the Pac- SPORTSrs LINE The new 12-toamI legguQh could ‘*The BBig i Eight has strengthened1 80-year-old { SWC, thc fourur Texas 10 and Soulhcastcastcm Conference, pi)0 *cou£CE«h)ch: bo split Into two dtv.IMsJons. itself trcnicmcndously,” said Pac-IO) schools { have received no0 written' This means moreare i;evcnuci for rc- executive,ve director Tom Hansen,. guarantees j that all 12 will1 stayi lo- cruiting nnd promt•omotion. which in "And it COcould help bring stability to) gether. j There had been talkk ^o f Mis- lum draws thc favorivorcd athletes. college sports.”spc souri’si going to the Big TTen and . “It's anoihcr 1212-i-mcmber confcr- O nThuihursday, one day after Bay-- Colorado's < talking to the Facac-lO. cncc and as long5 os as everybody stays lot’s regenjcnis voted to accept thc Big5 "Under Big Eight bylawaws, you between 10- 12, lhat's that fine,” Hansen E ig h t’sI offer,0 regents at Texas3 have I lo give a two-year notloticc be- said. "That le n ^s balance.bal for the Iflteil jcorei call • 734-63267 A&MvoUfotcd ttnanimously to' follow/ fore ) you leave, and during thithose two “Bul if peoplelc starts getting into ■nd(oIk)wth,.lniplIflipltlrutiuctlom. member range, wc'll TheTmiCT suit Thee governingg boards a^ Texas5 ycar^Vou ; forfeit half of yourur confer* the 14* and 16-mar — 1- ■ Texas A&M II ■ and Texasxas Tech were expectcd to> cncc < revenue distributionon,” said have a whole differentdiff animal. I I T « x u Tech take similalilar action today. Martin1 Jischke, presidentt oc f Iowa wouldn't be surprisrprised to sec one or , I Baylor I H H B n "ThisI n(new aligr^cnt nol only of-- State. : ‘'Conference revenuelue for us more additions toto maker some other, las fers newV o|opportunities for all 12 uni-- the i past couple o f years hashi been l2-tcam le a g u5 ^. ButBi this might help (as A&M vcisitiess itin men’s and women’s in-- about i $2 million per year." avert thc 16-mcmlember leagues, and Scores and statea ts D2 MB Toch tCTOllcgiEgiate athletics, but further cs- With the vast geographictic sweep that's good for colic:ollcge sports." land, who Among thct monyn common D2, 6 rr ylor ‘ labhshesa3 an even closcr relationship;> the new league will commai Basketball m the arcareas of teaching, researchh would want to leave? threads runninglg throughtl the new B aseball- D3 H H H H H V and publiI > • ■ I:- D-2 TlmeS'Nows, twin Falls,lls. IIdaho Friday. February 25,15,1994 , Idaho dulinks N,A\rizon^' ,79-71 ^M M cob^um psldalaho iiiBigSkky Confei‘rence mjlatcU Falls1 in wirestling nmeet FLAGSTAFF (AP)i — Orlarrlando Lightfoot scorcd HieTSmesrNBWS ...... Buhl’s participAtestes in flie Cross ■ 33 points and grabbu 10 rcb“ l " - iV(t(eWeMr94.19e- ' Also for the Vandals, Deoreon W atson scored 15 hjgj,:th 35 points ond New Mexico's profi Willi USF point gum! Orlando SraSmart on thc bcnch with two \x /„/eber St. 87, E. WashingIngton 60 'los- /buls. Ihe Bulldogs (20-J. J2-I) eiuKsused a 23-12 Don lead and 21 tec. Ilft^oeoaenMOecHemnedS^I. 12 the rest ofthe night.”It.” ' finished the half lied oi 33-33. OGDEN.CX Utah — Ruben Nembhardlard'scored 20 points, 14 in 8UI« i!2 M dec Mani M, 13W0WW U ate 6 llie visiion look their fint leadJ afiafter one minuie o f the sec- these; second half, lo lead Weber State to ani 87-60 Big Sky victo- l>-7.w 13S-V«ntn*d MMcUaMi 12-4,1«04> M ountain H omle e ccomes in for p«i If dei;Wlwn1B-T. UMnMrscm Udeci Bruins’ last dualJuai match at 6 ond half anil thc game secuwed ihrouhroughout the higher-Koring, ry overov Eastem Washington Tliutsdayly nightn S3, p j inO «»i IF 0«;B*rwi>feoW 1*< IWj fasicT paced second half. WSU (19-8. 9-3) now leads Ihct confcrcncc,ec ■ half game rriSMc. p.m. today. Regionaljnals will begin ain of Montana State ood Idaho. Wi#£ 2 r i ’» s i ’i r " s " v j f s ; on Tuesday. Stanford 66, Southerni cC a i s s Elroy Miller and Johnnie Moore: odded ad 15 points each for Lonc^iuni toni 124- LOS ANOE-LtS — Freshman BreBrevin Knight scored all 12 : Wildcats, ^ and Kirk Smilh had 14.I. MooreM had 14 rebounds. . n 10MM C pMUmd 1«2.113-e APpho« 3on Smith with 22 points, B *» u h l 51, W e n d e U lS 1:91. HWJtton TF dee Thom of hi* poinls and had lix of hij nineline ossisu. in the second half EWU (5-18, 0-11) was led by Don SO^MCplnOu^ Tliursday night as Stanford snappeded a thrcc-gamc losing streak adSebrccaddcdl2. BUHL - The Buhl Ind Mlfr.e.14(>CaeerC Phoenix Suns forward.rd A. C. G reen lea p s ^ me, with Miller scoring 13 by beating Souihem Cal 66-55. The Wildcats led 38-25 at halftime, topp^ the Wendell Trojans 55I,-15 ’deoOMN1»-7.14»OnsnC» inu before iniermissioa J >1 LMMCOKKoei*i»-S.ieO^K>6un|oynedee for a rebound as Minnomosota Timber* ^ Knight mode eight foul thou inn thcthi final 2:16 as ihe Cardi- P®^*- ThThursday to strengthen theirird u al u«ai«il1ft-iai71-HtMraonu held off ihe Trojans., rccord to 7*1. Dion Cross led Stanford (14-8 overall,ove 7-6 Pac-10) with 13- N O0 ..11 Massachusetts 51>1 rec on It In Minneapolis ThursdayTh night. ^paints. Jim Morgan added 10 poinUlU fcfor Ihc Cardinal. No.0 .8 Temple 50 Thc Trojans (12-11. 5-9) goi nearljearly all of iheir offense from PHILADELPHIA — Mike Williamiams did in Temple again, T T forwards Mark Boyd and LorenzoI Orr.On Boyd had 19 points and “ d Ihis time his 3-noint bank shol Thurhursday nighl gave No, 11 r l ! lOrcbounds while Orr had 16pointsants and seven rebounds. lawks, Clipppers tradele star Rocketsts rap !” assachusetls iU third slralghl Atlantiantic 10 title with a 51-50 :lory over ihc eighth-ranked Owls. Texas-El Paso 72, Fresnisno St. 70 , *This “ was Ihe rematch of the gameime Williams won for the 4 V k HL PASO. Te*ns — Ralph Davisvis hit1 a 3-poinl shot wilh six inulemcn on a jumper, thc one lhaIhal was followed by the J , vorwards Wi^ilkms,Maianning scconds left TTiurvJay nighl. liftingng Tcxas-UI"I Paso to o 72-70 adc of Temple coach John Chaneyey . against his counterpart. Knicks,5,93-73 viciory I over Fresno Stale and droppiopping the Bulldogs out of a johnhnCalipari. ATLANTA (AP)-— The AtlUlanta know where I’m goinggoir to be for the firsi-place tie in Ihc Wcsiem Athletic;iic didn'i lakc ihe lead for good until11 Damon D Stoudamirc scored The T^ Hoosicn (17-5 overall, 10-3-3Bi8Tcn)builia4l-28 i Bavlolylor said. "W e ore excited to> bringt Thursday night inside lo put Arizona ahead 28-27 willwith 3:02 left in ihe half. halftiIftime advantage as Nortliwestemn(ll-10, (1 2.1l)madeonly ,,Ach a charismatic and electriflifying It was not immcdiacdiately clear when The Rockets put thc gameme away witJi a 13-0 run in perceni of its field goals ond didn'iI'l egel to the foul line in the Tlie basket igniied a .15-3 nm asu theth much quickcr Wildcats 33 pc lyerto the Clippers.” Wilkins and Manniinning would join thc founh quarter, holdingI thcthi Knicks scoreless again ^fruslrated ihe Deavcra wilh a full-coi1-couit press to lake a 41-30 openiening half. ® L. playci forncariyS^ minutes. BoJBoth Manning and Wilkins aiore to their new teams. Both)odi players have to Houston used a 13-2 runn in the first quarter lo tike a I comc unrestrided fm ogentss after take a physical withinJ)in48 hours. 21-13 lead, but New York pullpulled to 49-^ at halflime, J imes leadinggscorer Sa. season, meaning they couldid sign Both teams have'e homehi games Fri Lipscomb pplayer becdi ® , withith Iany NBA team with no comimpen- day — the Clippersers playing Sacro- Suns 120, TimberwolveIvcs 101 NASHVILLE. Tenn. (AP)P) — Lipscomb’s John wasas the one who gave me thcic Iball,” Pierce said of wtiortion going to their former clubs.38. m cnto and A tlanta:a ppl l a ^ g M ilwau- MINNEAPOUS - The rhocni*> SurSum rrnuincil unbcaiai in 19 Kamo Pieree p became college basketbcetball's all-time leading Hutcutcheson. ' ■■ Atl.Atlonta gave Los Angeles itsi ^No. 1 kee. agaitM Mlnneaoti, dcCcauit the Tnnbcn.ibcn«lvti t»-IOI TlunJay nistn le- ^ hmdJftpoina fremCalhcCcballoi. scorer Thursday wiih 33 poinlsints in his rcgular-scason Pierce Pi said hc was a littTc ncrviervous befobe the game pickck iin 1994 o r 1995. Manning,g, who Wilkins, 34i is. 0a 12-year1 veteran P h o ^ built a 6J-S7 halAimc leadJciCcballosKcc- u C fin'al.a f 119-102 win over Cumbmberland. beciKause hc needed 30 points to break t^ old nuuk gave,ve the Clippers a trade me-oror-lose and eight-time All-Sta-Star who has spent cnJ quxicr. Thc »hi> belos ilihof fifUi BRiigM. ncsn *7w within id he had several relatives on.hn .hand, some who hod tnee uultimatum, also was soughght by his whole career widiwid; Atlanta. H e is 16 poini (knng Ihc toxnd haJ r Pierce’s 4,110 lolal carecr:er points broke former, and Oan fbjoie tctxnl II ofhis 21 poinUpoi«»ialhenrvquin£T.«hcnheiieJ« Vroommaie Phil Hutcheson’s reccrccordof4,l06. traviivelcd seven^ours to watch thehe game. , HousiDuston, Portland and Miami. ninth on the NBA’s’s cccareer scoring list SiBU RcCTd with (ivT 3 Idle imade juS l-oM-l fxld gwl Uia in ccnler, broke the record HtJlcheson H cWmed thc rccordrd iin the NAIA national “ I talked i to Danny this often:m oon widi 23,292 ^ in ts3. . AfterAl averaging at ~ha pfoioui ifi'iuni la «l Ihc T CentcCenter, in Jamsfy. Pierce, a 6-foot-7 senior ccr with a basket underneath with/ith 4:54 to go that gave tourum am ent in 1990, in 155i ggames. Pierce, who ondjiid just wished him the best D:D anny least 25.9 points aI gomegoi over the last Mavericks 115, Hornetslets n o hhim 31 points against Cumberla:erland. Hc acklcd two free rootloiticd wiih Hutcheson as aa freshman,fi broke the saidid 1:likewise,” Baylor said. nine seasons and1 29.929 in 1992-93, aiARUrrrt N.C. - Rook* J«m>lonal Maahtwn lioJ his cura-Iiigh »ilh t]throws wilh 1:26 remaining. ' marlark in 144 games. - ManningMa said he was "relieveded that Wilkins’ average hashas' dropped to 24.4 37 poinU . l-timc list with 3,667 pointss ii in 83 games in three J|_ ( Thc Mavmclu cntcnJ thc gme: u Ihcl NUA’i »«il->hooiiRg Icam ai Wlal. ^ all-t rexas___ 412pnnM,biiimiile47i)r74 shotsI fnfMfixi pereenl. "He didn’t feel any jealousy.isy. 1 was really happy hc seasasons. ■ • ------' Centontin u ed from D l Jock Mildrcn, perhxrhaps die greatest i EveryEvi member has come undererpub* Oklahomo wishbonbone (quarterback, lie: sanctionsa ot least once for violiobting Abilenele oiand is now Okla- Scoresi andi staiIts ______NCACAA rules. Some, like the COkla- homo’s lieutenant govigovemor. Texas adi- homa)tna schools and Kansas, have'e b ^ director DeLossxiss Dodds coached h itset several times. Texas A&M iss ini die track and w as athlcthletic director at NCA(ZAA jailhouse right now for fo(football Kansas State beforeX bebecoming an asso- Suwrmt, H U M IMI LUKMl>-ISMtl>l.Mn01Ci0^ CM) 0. Drota 2-3 M 2-H V»M.Cixr,H.CII$.CM:ttIIO M UcNnMS174.Sli4.SenHBiiler.a88 • . n." Iowa and Nebraska.a. EEvery school is in Ofrin.N*>Y!A73 HaaMi S I7 21B-«3-«3 Itfam HCJJr»antem7l The issue was in fact raised iniji final a state widi a greatat stakesi in a ^ b u s i- Nnt^nrr V Ti i» U LAUwl*ISltr»MrtO.(J) »Mgui»>«nyorli4-13 |5ttr»j2-8.D»«M.IStirt Tt»icna.82.mi ness. N toy share greotgren interests in die Bcacn 20 a jri is WHtnjl.2. CoUegescorDres Tur,ri6»*nunnxMOO dlSCUscussions’. PTteJW* » U JH H H»p« 0-21 rtjuu:r 8-U (tWoU J- UCMEST „U"We are obsolutely committiitted to energy industry, W ar«^ IS 3r J02 n ’ OngoMWaifvgKiaSjapn 0 «l-1.Hcffr WWESr- BncnftTIDnUDr*»« " CvMCMtn Nn>irMr«OM>.U0pn V2,e>te40'2) FoMeul>Hn I » . - Mnll.NoVM xtgiams with academic ond otlodiletic Commonality existxists in odier areas, ttr tt X ie en - T-W fc^PBdk84 eolliHiwsT mtegitegrity,” Jischke said. **I believen'c diet Except for Austin, v 0^ ^ a » * ~n CMr^MMira. :30pm. m u Hi3iMnM.Sa«>i ,y colleagues in the Big 12, or ^what- campus sits acrosss diidie street fiom die Mira » 2S ilO W HnYoliMOmr.Ipjn K o S »(U*nwie) rcUtaA- ,307 Na«T»n(CI.T(StI^.SL.78 my 0 OMS* 23 » (ti I] RniniMUtiMpm. S S r SWT«t>aSl»4.T /er we call this new configtiniration, state capitol, tbe membersmen will all be HnUcriceH.MrFac*?>71 Te>»QPaa»7ll small- to mid-size II M S a" SKnrm«LA^I^t30pn.n. DALlAS(lt{] OcdtMR.VMMfT?77 W,Kir*rtr«5,U e committed to programs of inintegri- locoted in sam e smi - U*ire«n15-2lM3r.JcfWMIiS^9l-3II.SreiMI' a«ral7.MnraSl80 ’. You will see this new configmruTBtion tow ns: B oylor inn W aco, Kansais'in. WSTOWCCWraENCE 2ll.L»«f PacBC M. Nftada EO SCO U M D M it M2-2U,;acWon6-10i-717.V«7.V«nO-i2-<2. AMnd»t.S«iDiA&M in College w L pa oe NBA box scores HVIH2-4M S UM68.CSNcitml ;rences Station, OklahomaI iniin Norman, etc. ' HMfen u I) - HEVKYOWCB 4, CarcM 7-10 CM) K .lt^1 I-S 2-27 i roan 47-74 StarMOe. SovTam CdSu I 2tS»fia™ ThTbe most successful conferc S^Ancno » li .722 X Odirt:« M <. CSiTCi 7-1] M U.ll.E«igM52-2 E> 1»-2*115. lN.VW.UCSMe«6rrtmU H»nal«3.ldMI :em to be those with a geognSraphic “There is everyf retreason to do this,” Utfi IS ig Ml « OWUmEItlO) UWae7,SinJgMSl6S}-I H» EJctncn^S.r23.wrgKaM4aMCW13.Ccrtre. W>emSllT.t.Watr«B "^aw*!? rcnsi:oson for-being. The four T exas K ansas State presid<:sident Jon Wefald u m m IS 37 M 2U I0M1I. ■ 5 S S . “ -' he Bie said. “I con think oof f noi reason not to (Mn 04 2. warn U CMI 0. DM S-12 OOll.DUctman001 B09MMO2 2 ie.H*MnMO»-V109-101S.KVIWI- . V 41Wtoi3> scho:hools share, deep ties to thc 3^5 Ml. DuqMnrr.aecrMM J J 5 2 S " - ‘ d o it” eomrO-lOOH.CowtCbll'JI Icui U«S M ^277^1^0-1-3 M MoUltTout 4M2 Z2-27110. *’•«' « . .» Eighlight fSrti 3s Ie S 1 'M b » 21 a 31-118I-1I8 . . Har«Mae.Ba«rU.«9 ■ !S S S " ™ Ptrtinj n 71 ew # WXmONfD) CMMM II M M 21-1101-110 UiMittfami.Twtla«1«S0 NeUS4,Hcrwt« CcMnStM 31 21 iM U He^l2 So UThOT* 7 9 U llOal,C«j»«i)0.20 Wnnj)ii»--OitoM(U*iftorartwn2-).U^l-2. tOWa Wn) 1<& VMIVt«rMIS2.»7 Vtr . . M(M«4 LAutei IS 31 jeo in ^ flu«ot9.KttSJ - C «r8».t»aHcni cCarey___ Clontinued on' from 01 L. into die fourth perioeriod until Dietrich 11 W,(Sra«Plnnn.M«Ur9).y 9 EMaSMm.CM’WY.vr.iM4a 4i.L«i»»tavi mes. “First it was five points,ts, dien nu d e its fuial bid. Olyinpic results or- lOjiJiRa«EaI«a2H87pc«ti 'ySm^ W t.iipi^*jrerl^^ 0 ^ ) . £Ncrn;(KnjtrinA{>«irid.B)arl>CM• Cr»V4.Fr»J 2. PN^a L«oM. CmiL Z»t3Sie3 i »|2 f * poinoint leod and pushed it to fnfive by ^ o n t ends. Tw o freefiec shots by Scott 0cm UnXoj). ettO. «8 W, 1310OM m6 1 Ue,«l«^Cra9t.2Z244!44 - i.i4»w*ac»*,»*r. Wood with 35 secoleconds left finally 2. HMf ^ TotAfirinl BMrti En^ VI. FndFr } Srtnctnl K«r(/. Jatfi-rmvrmCWM. 4 W0»Cip[*.C4r«H.MO7 nal.C?M.48l)lMaT«a. tiolfliiilflime. 122019 M *n Stfiun. MU. Ul.74.1S1217S^U1 &.Tn»VWM^PirtClr.lW,.uwv21l.19 turtVMLHnor.i^12U7J io\UwlaM0d.l*n,4tjS 4.«i“ W e knew they w ere on thithe up- pushed Carey out ofreach;of n m M 4 £iKra|UJ9«FtMiiuei.AteUweM rd.^Uat. 8 MtMaFenn.Cnda.210S21081 }.UattHiMtt.«fi»l.lnl.FMal.UM(ULUcri.2tri.2t041 4.TM>D)tardnHn)»wr.t2aSM Y»gY«uOM. 8winwing because they beat Costlitleford “Wc were Hungiyigry for a chance at 4. EArte (U17W Fratrurv Ain Imrd. 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V 3S47-7] ^ u-n-et OrrMtcort SMS-70 ■ Doi(ta«i » » -7 l UnmM Street___ JJJ5-S8 CuiBinn - 3M4-7C . **rtWOi SM8-71 O aitann » -« M u S x M4t-ea Ttnftfun 34-99-70 SUpXandll »SS-71 kjntinued from Dl ■ He gave his dau{laughter a hug ond yy-ti (MCMTMiv iuuet JadiRmf M«-70 FlMMlMndcn ]7-St-7l lAaSciroar SS:I! Con 004IM 0-«S SMBibM 3ej2-es ewaniMr JMJ-70 TlmSitfmt 34«-n UetftmU u n c p f diym pic'duccess is coconsid- m urm ured “I love/e yiyou, kid.” 3J-3S-4a 5ce«6rnai SMS-70 BceT«r SM4-n OMMi S S I fam< 37-S3-7D Ura»T«ikea Jl-n-n BMOeltfe rably larger. T hen, P icabo recalls, rec she could . S S r ^ ^ r - « YcMtfUainM . . }U4-aS 0 «lHFtB*r«n S t u ^ } i Q -« tawto^ J4.»-ffl Tcmi>rl*xr»’ • SMS-70 MrObair 3M8-7] - .MjBiaifr “It’s kinda funny waia lk in g ^ the emotionI startingsta to well in 3 ^ PMStamr J4«-« Uor«aMcnpT«y M0»-70 Om eurn 3MB-74 1 SS2 T ■ ^ j4-3»-70 a » unr S 5 :g K K S ; " le said ber fadter a secondind itime. S-«7 RetiirtWvn 1S«-«S MmFkRwr S t r ! *hrohrough airporta now,” she } 7 « ^ MBr,M SMS-70 Jkfiltapi »37-7] JayWki at you "He started too titighten up again UrtCnw* ^i t s E x r M4s-ea . MEON SS-SS-70 Dam iU raid SS-J7-72 EdartlMr, 2 J 7-J4 with/itb a grin. “People look ai 3*-« I , r . ■ ; /■ li . ■ i '■ Friday. Fobruaryry 26,1694 Tlmea-NaM.TwInvin FFalls, I d a h o 'M , \ ■ ' S : RodkiesomHaiirkey; ^ou'FcChiSox \huflerws ^antsi shot at Blue Ja>lys t ’ rhe Astocisted Preu ' Despite missing; nearlyna half of.; can’ltbealthim.I, signI him last season to injurieuries, Mitchell ; In the event you hadn’t alreiready hit .341 with 19 homiiomers and 64' TUCSON, Ariz. (AP)^P) — The tioned. His abilibility to stay healthy, how- thele endurancec to stay with it. Thrhis is a can wjn. As long; asas 1 can stay healthy ■ jessed,guc the Chicago White: Sox^ RBIs. Colorado Rockies had a ssecondary ever, is anotherier matter. ' goodood sign.” ' and can get out therhere every fifth day, I A'ill w il op en th e sea so n w ithh Cy Chan Ho Park,■k, trying to motive in signing right-hor•hander Mike The fouohI player pl chosen in the June WhenW the Cubs declined to3 Itender think I can put sonlome numbers on the Voung Yoi Award winner Jack Ji become the first KoriiCorean to play ' Hnrkey last month. 1987 drafl, HHarkcy a went 12-6 v^th a Harklarkey a contraci, he tumedd down board.” Me!VlcDowell on the mound. in the major leagues,ues, displayed ^ By putting Haricey in aI R games^ because o f arthro- to;o nme. The San Diego Padres Pac signed day this summer, Andre Da«Dawson is not scopic surgcrjcry on his right knee in “As long os I con swing thele bat pitchers Andy Ashb;shby arid Jose ruling out the possibilityly oc f playing May and a froaPictured wrist, the result of Jiind do the job the way it's-s;-sup- Martinez, and outfieltfielders Archi beyond this season. being hit by a pitchp: in September. posposed to be done and driVcVe in Cianfrocco and Mclviielvin Nieves to Sure, he’s now limitedd n~mostly to a "I'm a lotii.t±etter than I was last H j runs, I don’t think my weightIt is a one-year deals. Five Fis players ; designated hitter's role andmd this is the year,” he said."d;'"The wrist's sound and problem.” . ' remain unsigned. - fast season of his two-year,:ar, S9.2 mil- the knees arc; notn< perfect, but they're a lion free agent contract witwilh the Red lot better thann tlthey were! Sox. “My handsIs aret as quick as they've However... ever been. Ma;vlaybc I've lost a step or "I am preparing for this5 to bc my last two, but no oneon in their right mind is | B | rUcky ho|p es re tuirn i season, but that’s subjectt to changc ... going to say they'vethe lost anything.” WM depending on how I feel,:cl," he said Dawson strutrugglcd early last'season Thursday, minutes beforeirc taking his to adjust to Am\m erican League pitching, | H first batting practice of• 199419 spring bul hit .311 in his final 75 games. He Q H to0 A’s endIs in triuiimph training. said he becamiime more selective at the Dawson, an eight-timec all-stara and plate and stortcirtcd driving the ball to all HT Y s eCOTTSDALE, e Ariz. (AP) H e n d e r s o n the National League’s MVl4VPInl987, parts of the: field,fi which eventually 'ing he wanted to “go out iand started the 1993 will be starting his 18th mamajor-leaguc opened up thele lefl-fidd1 line for one of ^ hovec fun f and put Oakland back season with the season. He and W illie Ma;Mays are the baseball's bests t pulli Hitters^ ' ' th e clcharts," Rickcy Hendcr: AA's 's but was trad only players in baseball1 hi;history with "I finally diddid catch up to the guys, I ^ rcportiortcd to the Oakland A's spiipring ed to Toronto on 2,000 hits, 300 HRs andid 3003 stolen saw what the)hey w ere trying to do to / traininning camp Thursday, July 31 for pilch bases. me,” he said,1. “It“i did take a'while, con- " Itt wwas Ihe first on-time spr crer Steve Karsay Dawson, known throughoi^ o u t baseball sidering thej injuries li and the time 1 ■' arrivivol a for baseball's career b and outfielder as “Hawk,” has a .281 caretarccr average, missed, but II diddi get a little more com- ' ' stealirlling champion since his ci Jose Herrera. He with 412 homers, 1,492I2RBIS. 1 312 foitablebythc.licend." yearsrs with the A's. All but. twcA'o o f wo;was hitting .327 with the A's, but stolen bases and 154 ouifieltfield assists in Though Daw•awson has not set any per- ^ I th e A's A ' 55 spring ployers ■ c 2,431 games with Momontreal, th e sonal goals forfor this year, that does not fielderder Ruben Sicrro and first bi a hand injury pfe- Chicago Cubs and Bostoiston. He has stop Bobsonn fromf predicting another m an1 M arcos Armas — ore in comm p.'‘ H onderaon venicd him fro« 2,630 hits and 1,303 runsis in ir 9,351 at- big season forfor a man who oncc had • i1 c:can’t remember the last titime - being a force for theIhe 1 Blue Jays. The bats. e i ^ t RBIs inn a garne and had a mojor- w hen:n 1 i camc to camp in Februajary,” Jays w eren’t inicrestec5Sted in Henderson “If ii is his lost season,, I’rI'm glad that league rccordd fivef intentional walks in H cndcidcrson said. “It would haveivc lo beyond 1993, and1 thithe. A 's offer o f I’m going to bc able to see it. He's a another. . ■ ■ \ . ' ■ hovec beenb w hen I was a kid.” S8.6 m illion for two'0 yeareyi won out. • the H all o f /'H aw k’s 3onene o f those guys, he'll get lendcrson,-who showed up obabout "I hod a wondcndcrfiil time in definite candidate for th 1 ' ” ' Fame,” Boston manager ButButch Hobson hot and for threhree weeks he’ll carry your an houhour after the start o f the 4H-1i-hour Toronto,” Hendcrsoirson said. “Bui 1 said. “You never know abcnale soge,” B idcn said1 then. thi "Unless C He has five — a fast; baball, cxirvc, slider, cut fast and a your teammates n e ^ to3 scscorc a lot o f rans and, lionin over five years. ' f hearing aimed at stripping bbase- baseball gets its actict togetherti in a -- ball and change-up. play good defense behind you.’ou.” I I • . ■ HcHi has not regretted the move,vc,‘he soid. hea ball o fits antitrust exemptiontn will way that is monumermentally differ- They were enough to0 camc the 27-year-old his • Atlanta manager Bobby CoxCc believes Maddux "I "I thought it was the best placepl to play ^ d , it bal resume March 21 at spring titrain- ent from where theycy arca now. thi.s ^ sccond Cy Young last seasreason, when he was 2 0-10 lihas a good chancc at the record:ord. was,IS," said Maddux, who helpedped Atlanta to fl third resi ing in Florida. com m ittee will bec baback wilh the with a Icape-leading 2 .336 6 1ERA. "It wouldn’t surprise menc onei bit,” Cox said, strai,■oight National League WestI littide in 1993, ing “Let the boseboll owners ocome votes that will changlangc the status- , and try to explain how destto;roying of baseball.” for Magr a d a n zthe job of tlie commissionerr isi iri N a n c y C o ffe yy, , ani aide Uo SheffielM shifts$ to makee room f the best interest o f the fans,”" :Sen; Metzenbaum, saidlid tht e hearin g - . - . Howard Ho t^ctzenbaum, D-OOhio, was scheduled followlowing requests ^ MELBOURNE, Fla.la. (AP) — chompion,, f fro m th e S an D ieg o diticlition, and has been workingjhard.,. 1 "It's going prctirctty good. The only said gaj, Thursday. from senators on the subcommit- . Gaiy Sheffield is on the: mimove a^in. Padres. And\nd as long as he's workingng hard, problem I’m havirving right now is the , The •] hearings, to be held in the lee. This time, though, thehe two-time When Mageagadan was reacquired in givi■iving it his nil, you’ll nevever'hear sun ball, makingng the right adjust- Tompo-St. jjj, Petersburg area,I, will Metzenbaum as; wellwc as former National League all-starr is changing November,r, th e M arlin s ask e d mnc ci have anything negative to0 say."s • ments when the: sisun's in m y eyes ... be followed by additional hhear- baseball commissicssioners Peter positions instead o f teams.ns. Sheffield to0 imove to the outfield. In Ir some ways, SheffieldId f tc ls I'm starting fromm scratch,s "SO I've got ingsj„ g in W ashington. Ueberroth and Fayly VVincent have ; The Florida Marlinss aiarc hoping Lachcmann1 tlthinks the .285 career likeikcs a rookie again. Sinccicc he’s to listen, observe'c a a lot and try differ- Mctzciibaum, p chairman of the criticized the ownersners sincc they Sheffield, 25, can makece t the transi- hitter couldd (develop into an even nevilever played the outfield, hch e ’s not cnt things.” JudiciaryJuc Committee's subc3Com- vastly rcduccd thele commission-C' - tion from third base to rigright field, a better offcn:cnsive player oncc hc sureiurc how to gauge his progrgrcss or ShefTicld hit .294.2 with 20 hornc milcc „,j| on antitrust, monopcp'olies cr’s pow er Feb. 1 11..-. shift that would enablesle m an ag er Icams his newcwjob. . ■ prc(predict how he might react:t under runs and 73 RBIsIs ini 1993 oftcrm ak- and business rights, held heararings “The hearing willill keepk the heat '. Rene Lachcmann to5 {get Dave "It’s goinglg to be an adjustment,” , gamjame conditions, ing 0 strong bidid the to bccome a on gp this subject for Iwo dayays in on the owners after:r theirth failure at M agadan back in the lineu|leup. Lachcmannn ssaid Thursday. “He's “It “1 givesimc something to shoot triple crown winninner the year before. 1992.\ When his bili to elimiTiinate the w in ter m eetingsings to address.- Magadan began the MarCarlins’ inau- going to maklake some mistakes and ‘or,” for, Sheffield said on the: scconds Hc also m ade 344 eerrors at third base, the exemption camc beforere the the role of the comi;om m issioncr,” "t gural season os ^ e startarting third probably misnisjudgc some balls out Jay day of full-squad workouts.'. “I'm a and the Marlinsi believeb« the move to Judiciary jy, Committee last said Sen. Shane: Mack.Mi R-Fla. ; boscman, but.w ai trndi■ndcd to th e thcye; But 11 d d o n 't Have any doubts •cal real hard worker and want to} 1leam. 1 right field will relieverc some of the September, jg. chairman Sen. JoiFoseph " I'm ho p efu l (il)I) w ill p ro v id e • Seattle Mariners in Juneunc — three he can playf tlthe position and, in the justust don’t want to-be mediococre out pressure on himim defensively and Bidcn gjj postponed action. momentum to buildlid moren support • days ■ after Floridaa obtained long run. bee aa very good outfielder, therhere. 1 w ant to be able to getlithe 1 job maybe increasee hish offensive pro- “Baseball better-get theI rm cs- for the antitrust Icgishgislation.''. Sheffield, the 1992 N.lN.L. b a ttin g He came to cacam p early, in good con- donilone w henever the b all's hit. duction. ‘ Mitch€e ll la te toi Reds’r camp1 again, but ligl;hter thian lastyear} his manager look bad and "In this particular scenarioario, our hands arc PLANT CITY. Fla. (AP)(Af — The man the poundinds, was vague about his weight;ht 'The Reds arc ai depending more heavilyily on Mitchcll made his he’s on his own wavelength, titied. I don't havc a doublee susumdard here, but ■ ' Cincinnati Reds need thehe mosti showed up at “ 1I don'td know how much 1 lost,jst, bull feel Mitchell this; season.s He's their only cleaieanup proved once again he’s if the R eds’ 52 players to tlthere's nothing I can do.” training camp Thursday, lat(late as usual. ' prettytty good about myself thb year,"ir," he said. "1 hitter— Chris:is Sabo went to Bollimore u -a-a ffree He was the last o f tl Wtter. report fpr training cam;amp. Players privately griped:d ol about M itchell’s Kevin Mitchcll \v i^ e d intoir the clubhouse in feelI stronger.st My weight doesn’t maJmake any dif- agent — and theirth orily proven home run Wt p p w annoyed thot Mitchcll s;spccial treatment last seasonon --T- the outfielder latc morning afler missingng hist sccond workouL fcrcnomcc at all to me. As long as 1 con swing the Mitchell 341hit with 19 h o m erean d 6 45 RRBIs Johnson didn't appe gain. He pointed out that ggot time off twice for personasonal matters, when That a n s w e ^ the most; inlintriguing question o f bat anand do the job the'way il's suppupposcd to be lost season, showed up late ogoi m’t required to bc in camp oothers were refused leave. the Reds’ training camp:p; IHow latc would he doneIC sand drive in runs, 1 don’t thir^ imy weight Manager DaveyDi Johnson, who got intinto o' major Icogucrs aren't t year, before March 1. Mitchcll’s tardiness Thursda;rsday didn't surprise be? ; ■ is a pproblem.*' r clubhouse altcitercation with Mitchcll last y< didn’t cxpcti him,” Johnson hhis teammates. The second questionn si still lingered; How Itt wasw a problem last year. Mitchow UD on time for snrins'traini »}uircdtobc LLarkin said. "It's almost becomcome 0 tunning joke Mitchell wore a baggiggy sw eatsliirt, ITiH btSk"c'kc a bone in his foot wliilc runrndning in his Jonnson tom rereporten last month that tanlir■diness changc? He's not requi ^t, so anything I get before arounI \ ■■ I ...... • -C ...... ------• ■■■ ' Friday. Febfue^ a ry 2 5 . i e « — Tlmet-N#w*,-Tw,-Tw(ftF*ll«,W«ho- C M -;- Chines( 5e protestit U.S. speeedskate] >r’s 5wspap<>ers clullb HarddUng gold in1500-metster short-t-track ra , l i l l e hHAMMER, a Norway (AP)) - — D o n 't read , . the papers,1, Tonya. T You got clubbed. . HAMAR, Norway/ (AP)(; — The lap racc aroundaro the 111-meter rink, body b< is upset that s^mebodDdy who s - -.‘Few XcBearsTNo Blood as'Snbw WhiVhite Beals Poi- Canadians arc screamingng and the Chi- Turner skateiited to the outside o f world been be out o f competition foran year can so„ Dwnrf,''f," the Irish Times dcclare(|^'Thursday, the |^ H |H j| nese are protesting, butIt CalhyC Turner record-holdeIder Zhang and brushed the comc c( back ond win it," U.5J.S. short- dny after MancyNni Kerrigan fmished firstirst aod left rival — called a dirty skater;r byb two angiy Chinese skatkater's right leg with her left track tr coach Jeroen Otter said. ' , , T onya Hardiiding in 10th place in th e shoshort p ro ^ a m at opponents — is celebratinating again. hand as theth two clicked skates, Zhang, 21, is 0 mujti-timimc world Olympic [igurelig. skating. ^ Turner, one of thehe u n lik e lie s t Zhang’s faccace froze in surprise and she champion cl but has had a stat“ ■"““ "I- All overr the11 world, editors dustedd o ff thcir.'insult ' • , • Poiym pic champions, sunsurvived a wild gave up the1C lead1 — and the gold. . 0Olympic career. She folk i;i a 500-mc- . ~ .w, - ' race, a bizarre awards cercmonycen and a As soonin osi she crossed the finish ter tc ciualifying heat in 19922 and was "Her costostume was blood red. Like Lik the recent fomiol protest by Chinana toi again win line, Zhangng pointed sevcraLtimes at eliminated, el llien fell again on>n the final w ound onI Nancy N Kerrigan’s knee. AmAnd her first ap- V. the Olympic gold medallal ini 500-meter Turner, who/ho was celebrating before a lap la o f the women’s 3,000-mea c ta relay, peam nce was wa as weak as her wholee n role in the ice short-track speedskatingig Thursday,1 ’ group of screamingsen U.S. athletes. Chi- costing c( China the gold medal. J . thriller. :e Ice w itch Tonya H arding wa;was already pe- “ 1 don't know what's's {going on and nese leadersers immediately protested,^ to Turner didn't understaland why „aii2 ed.cven/en before the ice fairy cnteinlercd the siadi- ' why everybody’s m adid att me,” said referee Lei-ena-Maria Manshanden- Zhang Z was so upset. , . . . um ,” said thithe Swiss Tabloid Blick. Turner, 31, of Hilton,n, ]N.Y. "But I Jonassonofo f the Netherlands, ‘.‘She wouldn't shake my' 1 -A Perfcciect Lutz," said the New Yorl'ork Doily News ' earned this, 1 really canic>m ed it. And no- "She usedscd her arm to grab'm y left the th Canadian skaters gavee rnei dirty Hcxt to a picturcpi of graceful Kerrigirigan. “A Total - • ^ body’s taking it away frorfrom me.” leg and I losllos my balance,” Zhang said .looks ,1c and tried .(o intimidi K lutz," it saisaid, showing Harding coververing hercycs. ■■•'.J'' Zhang Yanmei of Chirrhina disgusted- throughan an interpreter. "The TV re- Turner T said. “AlIT know,'■ " The Neww York Post called Hardingng "Tonya Tan- l i ly acccpted the silver.-er m edal, b ut play showsws it very clearly and very dream di come true for me.:. They rc glcfoot." .stormed o ff the awardsIs ppodium when obviously.”'.” " making rr a huge deal o f it bbccausc Under hethe headline "Kerrigan GotI H er Sw eet Re- Tumor pijUed bronze: mmedalist Amy Short-tractrack rules prohibit contaci won, w but 1 won and I’m glad“■I venge,"thelie Danish tabloid Ekstra BlocModel said, “The M B B W Peterson of Maplewood,od, Minn,, onto., betw een skskoters, bul collisions and knew ki in my heart I could v. m etal bar diididn’t work. Instead Tonyayo Harding tried the winner's platform witwith her. Zhang bumping — and protests — are com -.. kjknow in my head I deserved^with t n b igg !smile in the fight againstnsi rival Nancy tossed her honorary bouclouquct o f flow- mon as skaikatcrs pass or drop ofT the Turner spenl eight yearstsasa cy- Kerrigan. ThaiTli didn’t w ork either.” crs over ber shoulder and onto the ice lead. Two) skaterssl were disqualified in clist, cl nightclub singer andI recordingr ..B^uty/ CrushesC the Beast," crowciwed the>4orwe- as she walked towardard h er lo ck cr the m en'si500-metcr 5( finals Tuesday. artist ai before resuming hi;r sk ipapcr Dagbladci ofter Kerrigrrigan outclassed room. China team tea leader Zhu Cheng Yi re rc c rin 1990. She retired ag leaving her virtually oult ool f the m edals. Turner skulcd in an 01; e s Olympic record protested theth( resuh to the Intcmation- Albertville, A only to siart skati ly papers, it showed photosilos of Kerrigan 45.98 seconds. , al Skatingg IUnion, but Manshanden- last la August aflcr getting mai ivishing, and Harding lookingcing ravaged. Tlie 3l-yc;ir-old from 1 im Hilton, N.Y., Jonasson soidsai the protest would not be losing Ic her job wiih the Ice Ca In H^ardin,ling’s hom etown o f Portlandmd, an Oregoni- ended an eigh t-y ear■ la;layoff to take allowed andmd the result wcjuld stand, Meanwhile, Andy Gabel, c . 1 . an ncw spaplapcr headline said:'“Moralirality Play Fol- gold in Albertville andd rctumcdn from Asked ifif; she concurrc'd with Cana- wwaukcc. Wis., cjualiflcd forSi Saturdays ,< ,„ 3 scn*pl:pi; Harding 10th, K errigan1 Is1st.” lacing see- ' ' ' i • _ il 15-month retirementent lo add two dian skater-ler-coach Nathalie Lambert 500-mctcr 51 semifinals by plac other side ofthe country,/, thet Baltimore more medals in these GaGames. She an-\ that Tumerler “is the dirtiest skater in ond oi in his four-man heat. T , Sun warned.cd that “the nine figure skaskaters ahead of ehored the United Slates'les' 3,000-meier short track."k," Zhang said, "I absolutely two tv U.S. entries, Eric Flaim. i irding in the standings hadlad better watch I relay bronze medalistsi Tuesday.T i agree.'’ Park, Mass., and John Coyle,;->5M?i TpnyaHard P, ;s al practice today," 'A ® ’■''V’’ I More than twice as c Turner nims our sport into waukee, w failed to advance. ' rF ' l o t w i >s old as Soulh '"Cathy Ti n was struck above the righiight knee with a Korean fmalist Won Hy(Hye-Kyung, 14, somethingg it’sit nol meant to be,” Lam- the tl 1,500-meter silver mc' i" meml bSonon after a Jan. 6 practice for foi U.S. Figure Tum er has four medalsIs icin the la.st two bert said, "She"S is brutal and the judges long-track Ic in 1988. ■■■ Championships in Detroit.lit. In pain, she Olympics, two in rela;clays. She and overlook herhe behavior. Turner ruined The U.S, 5,000-mcler relay 'W hy me, w hy m e?” long-fracJc speedskatercr IBonnie B lair tiirec yearsrsoftraining o forme." Gabef, G Fioim, Coyle and Rati nee Harding's ex-h.usbond,d, JefTJ Gillooly, have six of Americg^I 11 gold medals Lambert;rl was eliminated in her — - placed sccond in ils four-t' engineering Ihe Kcrrigorgan attack and in the last two W inter 0l>Olympics, quarterfinalnol heat w hen,she clipped . . to to reach Saturday's finals ali iording gave the final go-ahi-ahcad much of Dut Turner's latest:si gold .m edal Turner's skateski rounding a curve, fell Italy, II Australia and Canada, “'irS; ’s news medio bas pul o whit/hite hat on Ker- wasn’t witirout protest;si — actually, off the leadid andi couldn't recovcr. ing ir world champion New« Zealand a black one on Harding, two protests... ‘‘I’d rathiIther it w ouldn’t hove hap- was w last in its heat and was.elintinat- ' lOUgh Harding has not been:cn chargcd, and With two laps remainiilining in the 4H- pened thiss wayw but 1 just tliink every- -cd. -et denies anyy connectionc with the attack,ick, some news------1 papers havevc held court. "Thc talc'le's good girl leads the worvomen’s skating ... and : the bad b girl has missed her choncech o f w in- Chaallenging I Russian:IS for 1st ning,” saidd the tl Finnish new spaper IltaliItolchti. “Crim e doesn’t dc pay and good alwa;ways wins.” de- 1 J Spanish d adaily re d the El SfMundo, lill A Spanishiish sports daily, El Mundodo Deportivo-of ______time, FinnsI dcose to winnning gol"•i-VI. Barcelona,1, £said, “Whatever the courturts say, Nancy . Kerrigan isis innoccnt and Tonya Harding Ha guilty, , :an figure skater Tonyaa HHarding LILLEHAMMER,R, Norway (AP) . don't knowlow if they have a dominant trouble Irc in front o f the nett• ‘Of f T hat was ihIhe scntencc handed downvn yesterday by Amerlcai — Tliey were neighbohbors on the map five-mann iunil the way those great goalie,” go said Brian Savage, wlwho had fig u rec .skating judges and abov3 0 v e all b y th e p laced 1 0 th in the women’s tecliechnlcal pro- but worlds apan onin tthe ice. While Russian teateams always had.” two tw goals in Canada's 3-2 ov>svcrtirne crow d." gram inn NI o rw a y W e d n e s d a y . the Soviet Union domiominated inlema- The UnilInilcd States lost 5-3 Tliurs- win wi over the Czechs in the qui;luarterfi- tional hockey, Finlandind struggled. day in aI consolation c< game against nafs, na "Our goal is over 25 sshots a Not anymore. the Czechch R epublic'and will play game," ga The Finns have: beenb< a perfect for seventhnth place against Germany, “ Wc have to play very phphysical WWednesday ( y’s skatinigshowdc lown powerhouse al the: W inter Games, which lost)st to Slovakia 6-5 in oyer- with wi those guys and finishih every goiiij: 6-0. Two moreore wins, starting time. Thele Americans, (1-3-3) never chcck," ch said Petr Nedvcd;d. who with Canada in todayday’s semifinals, have finisllished an O lym pics below plays pi. on Canada's lop line will produce thcirir firstf Olympic seventh or with only one win. The Chris Cl Kontos and Paul K mosst-watcheed progrsam in 11 years^ hockey gold medal. Czcchs plaplay Slovakia for fif\h. “Hopefully, that will open t N E W YyORK C (AP)— Nancy Tho nation sandwiiIwiched between Norwayay beat Austria 3-1 to finish for fo us a little bit." W ntorbi^plai: ... s showdown with Tonya ■- Russia and Sweden,;n, today’s other 1 Ith in ihethe 12-leam tournament, and But the Finns are confideilent lhat Kerrigan's s Vednwday.Feb.,23 ■ , ' wos the most-wotchcd semifinalists, has cruslrushed opponents Italy cametie in ninth wilh a 3-2 victo- their thi passing and skating wi«11 pre- » • like the old Sovietet i m achine did, ry over FraFrancc. vaii, va ' televisionI programpi in the United- A.sked ifthe comparisiirison is accurate, The Finr■inns have won five o f their “ I don’l think it will be a prob- States in 111 1 years and the sixth ted show ever, Finland coach Curtt LindsiromLi said, six gamies es by at least four goals, Icm,” let said 19-year-old Sakua Koivu,1 Primo*tlm0 ^ primc-fime coverage on "So far." W hat will'ill happen when, or if, the the thi Montreal Canadians topo p d ra n television rttJn g r ' The Soviets won/on sev en go ld games get,et close?( pick pi< in 1993, "Nedvcd, Kontinlos and Wednesdayly nighli got a 48.5 rating medals in nine Olymj-/mpics. Tlic Uni- ‘‘1 guess:ss we have to see whclher Kariya Ki are good, but I think ouroi first . share, Nielsen Media Rc- search saidlid Thursday. Only two ficd Team, all but one o f its players or not theyicy can maintain thcir com- line lir is better." Z! H H z Ru.ssian,won againI in 1992. p o su re arand stick to their game Like Finland and Canada,ia, Swe- Super Bowlwis and three entertain- s The Soviet-Unifiedfied combination plan,” Can'anada coach Tom Rcnney den dc has had limited Olympipic sue- ment prograi;rams got higher ratings. was 60-0-2 in those>se 10 Olym pics said. "1 think th ihcy're the type of cess ce — two silvers lind four bbronzes - 1 don;iI llthink if we sat down to ' pi on Olympics we would and outscored opponconents by an av- team thaiIt canc weather the storm." — despite winning thrpc o fr tlthe last '0 ‘ erage 46-11. Tliis yeayear, Finland has Finland'nd's six former NHL play- seven sc world championships. h a v e do nic e much better,” CBS a 31 -5 scoring advantaintagc. ers,'talen;nted t group of youngsters Swedish coach Curt LumIndmark SPorts presliesidcnt Neal Pilson said, The Finns still luiveave to prove they and newfo bout his ' guess wtwc could have scriptcd ' p i vfound confidence instilled isn’t isi making any boasts abc can shake their past5t andai win a gold by LindstrcStrom, a Swede, support tliat icam’s Ici chances. the medinrt i round for the (U.S.)' medal. Tlieir only memedals were sii- belief, "You have to have a littlec luckI to cam . 1 think this is as vers at tlie 1988 Olymlympics and 1992 Canadaia hasn'tI won a gold medal win wi the close games." he saidu d .“Ev- good as anyny fiction could be,’' world championsiiif T h e threirec higliesi-rated pro- IMMthouHlKMilntrwUiMSMM;; iiiips, an annual since 1952.'52.Tohaveasholafrepeat- ery er game now will be closc." J a a s a a j iS !n n i ’.', • tournament, ing its 1951992 finals matchup with a Sweden was the top seed;d at the Smms are! ththe final episode o f "M - c ■‘T h ey 'v e got a long Ici way to go Russian team,tej it must keep Finnish 1992 19 Olympics and lost onlyIv one of A-S-H" onin Feb. 28. 1983 (60.2), ^Sourw; Nl«l»«n Moaia RsMiuch APn’om/TomHolrTto*, Bilsn Sippis before they can be coicompared to one goalie Jamarmo Myllys very busy. The eight eii games. Bul that loss ci -Shot-J.R.? episode of in if ':? - ® ' aid. “The Wiriter, ~ of the dominant Ruslussian teatns of Finns haviave allowed more than 14 ihc ih quarterfinals and the SwedesS "Dallas" on Nov. 21, 1980 (53.3) KcKerrigan being first after theJic short ble," Pilson said ry by il- O lym pics a re now no> appointment llie ‘70s a n d ‘80s,'*’ saidsai Tim Taylor, shots onI goalgc in only one o f their six settled se for fif\h placc. They aiare 4-1- and an cpispisodc of the miniscries program pr is a dramatic story television, justst 1like the Super coach of the U.S.. leamle; routed by gomes. I aflcr bealing Germany 3-0-Oin Ihc ''Root-^'onJinJan.30,1977(51.1). s se e lf" are working their Finland 6-1 in the: quarterfinals.qii "1 “We haveha to cause some morc quarterfinals. qu A m o n gg sporting events, CBS estimated 110,53>30,000 Bowl. People arc W ednesdayay night’s Olympic cov- people pc watched its cov>verage calendars to watchtch the O lym pics." O erage trailedled, only San Francisco's WWednesday night, the eighthith-high- The record1 for f a Winter ‘V ' 26-21 victo:tory over Cincinnati in est cs audiencc ever for U.S. itclevi- Olympics is the! 23.923 rating and 37 • WiUDi)ream Teaiim developp in hockeyV • the 1982 SiSuper Bowl (49.1) an and Olympic jcam - quire flui a performance far better t ;n her in- was all n ew to-y me,” m Kerrigan said. T im T a y lo r and his players ore "It hosn’sn ’l hurt it,” Ogrean said at sonality, so nev^r put any sizzlede in the mate Tonya Harding.Hni . disasters that have befallen e skate fi- "I’m used to allI that tha now, even though strongly opposed to;o il.ii Yet Ogrean, Gjovik Cas;:avcm Hall, before the Unit- tournament. to It appearedd over- The severe! knce-bmiscsk: suffered in.v"^nearly every other m ajor free s it's still really strostrange and'bizarre to says he is ‘‘open-mimninded," and mo- ed Statess lost,Ic 5-3, to the Czech Rc- matched, m scrambling Justt tot stay that attack prevrcventcd Kerrigan, 24, o f hal. 93 Woirld me, but it has gottengotti easier because it mcnlum suggests iti is inevitable.i p u b lic in in a consolation-bracket even. cv It had no compelling pliplayer or Stonehom, Mas4ass., from defending her "The w orst was at the 1993 k-hen Ker- has happened longianger. , . “A lot o f people, nnot inappropri- g am e. ThiThe Americans will play’ distinction di — not even iwin:ins, once title In the J.S.U.S Championships, but ChChampionships in P ra ^ e , whi le title — . “I've trained myselfm y mentally toget, ately, cling to thehe emotions of (Germanyly ori Slovakia) in a seventh- Chris Cl Ferraro was cut. Thele squad won her a protiromincnl position in the ngirigan was favored to vnn the lie long program (fr^ 1980," he said. "ButtliIt the sports world place gameime Saturday, m ^ n g they never nc became mu^bitttiQillitw y in y heart and wul.iam slalom , she blew away alall her rivals, beating I------"1 thought I had to0 startsi faster 10 medals, alscilso an all-time W inter silv(;ilver medalist Martina Ertl o f Germany by 1.22 s la lo m In than normal .in a 30K racracc bccause Games record.•d. , secccconds and bronze medalistit Vreni Schneider o f |t 3illan||e Deborah Compagnoincnl skis her second run'in'bf the wom en's giant sla I sta rte d b efo re ththc other Di Cerno,1, who' won a relay SwiJwitzerland by 2 seconds fl:flat. Her lime was 2 onway Thursday. She worvon tho gold medal with a combined time of 2:30.9J0.97. favorites," Di Centa said,aid, b ro n ze in 1992, 19 now has six minninutcs, 30.97 seconds. ice rebuilt at a private orthoihopedie hospital in Comimpognoni had the fastest timctimes in both runs “I was also worriirrie'd a b o u t Olympic medaldais. . “ I1 had ihc sam e bib No. 14 1^^ I had in the giant knee ?on. France, the Clinique Emi•milie de Vialaz. She here and, at while she said she was more excited Egorova bccause she; stistarted af\cr Collecting5 fivefi medals here was slaliilalom when I fell in Albcdvil,'ille," the 23-year-old Lyon Dn just one giant slalom la.st;t stseason while work- oboutt herI supcr-G victory two3 years yc ago. "ihis mc. That’s why 1 wanKinted to start “a very toughh jo ji b ," she said. Conrompagnoni said. "This defirfinitely was a sign of won. g herself back into form, andind the breakthrough gold mmedal is more important to) me,"mc the race very fast andmd take.tJic "It’s not easyea to concentrate desIcstiny. I had to finish ththe job I started in ing h camcme ihis season as she wonDn three' straight GS "Lasast nighl. I dreamed that I was going lo make early lead.” when you havtave absolutely no time AlbMbenville." CCS after Dec. 5. thc meiledals. She covercd thc distaistance on the to rest," saidd DiC Centa, one o f the It It took a w hile to get back: tito work. She had ihe niccs Biriccbeincren trails inIn I1 hour,^25 few skiere whevho excel in both clas- minuies, 41.6 seconds.5. ' sical and freesi:eslyle, which involves The silver went to ]N o rw aj'’s a skating moli'olion. Thursday’s race spiking Cllub memtibers Marit Wold, 29, who finfinished 1.62 was in the classical cla: .style — wilh seconds back to claimlim h e r first skis moving; parallel.pa Fearlesss Fiske sttands individual Olympic mediledal. N ina Kempmppel o f A nchorage, F in la n d 's Marja-Liisa Mo Alaska, finishished first among the ;elebrate days of yore3 ■ thebronzcin Americans,i. 27lh ] ih 1:32.55.3. Kirvesniemi, 38, won thc out inibobsleddding “LILLEHAMMER, Norway (AP\P) — Parents launchedI smallsm children off atim e o fl:26.13.6. Dorcas Wonsaisavagc o f Farmington, lis is 0 close os you get lo Valhilhalla, a tiny ski-jump witliJl aiauthentic Viking- /in a medal at Maine, was 40th;40 Laura Wilson of A-ay (AP) Fiskc carried Iheihi American flag ' “My goal was to win LILLEHAMMER, Norwa ehall o f Ihe Viking gods. style skis barcly clingiiinging to Uieir feet. Kirvesniemi, Montpelier, Vt.,Vt 49tli; and Suzanne sleds got at opening ccremomonies in 1932 and these Games,V said Kii — In the days when bobsl< Tlie "mjoed’’ beer ftows freely,y. The The skis, usually fell fe! off, often in k^ious Winter King of St.. Paul.P. Minn, finished------j I on another gold- . veteran of ilve previoi their name, ihere' was drivever Billy then took Gray o asts seem endless. And if you ftfall in midoir. last in tlie fielde ld o fS l.______{ as every- medal run. Also5 alonga! for the ride Olympics. Fiske — and then there was litle, you gel lo rise up and1 fightI "It's fun,” said 1212-ycar-old-yi Andreas was family friend:nd Eddie Eagan, a ______:------!------1 body\ else. ;ain, Dybvad after his secoiecond face landing, von three boxing gold mediedalist in the 1920 The United States has wo About 500 members o f the ViViking He tan down the hillnil! > after his Viking I p ic s at Antwerp, ^ ^ (Olympic gold medals in ththe four- Summer Olympi lub set up camp, a marketplacece and helmet, ' J i f wo— in Belgium. He retremains ihe only man.I Fiske won the firet tw inghalls for dining — the nmenu Maybe renegadee skissi inspired the ’in golds in W inler • • 19281 at St. Morilz, when compeli- cc American to win within Vikings to take lo the sea, which they and Summer eludes wild pig and moose — w torst bobbed .M ore ruled from 750 to 1100100 . - Games. ^'ghtght of the Olympic ski jumps. I theirt heads an 100,000 people have visited:d dur- Next to' everythingling else afloat, the lly w as the type F i s k e ■ s back1 and forth ' Bill! g Ihe Winter Games. square-rigged Vikinging 1 longboats “were chicf rival atI the stan to of #€fellow w ho w as “I'm 11 liltle bil Viking for real,",1," said like F -I6 s comparedred ilo old propeller I over the 1.5- gain momen- |ooki ilen Thiescn, 39. a club membnber in' planes,” Baldoe said.id. Ilie then climbed (ing for kicks ali' • mile track was ' . - tum, I and again , ill Viking regalia. "We desceccnded a 3-fool-tall tree stumfump to face another tKe tim e. Any the Saranac four years laler ** om the Vikings and I like the imimage." Viking, Nikolas Tourrounenc, in a slave .Lake Red at Lake Placid. chclances lie took Carrying s'words and axes, thehe club fighL ^ '■' "\N. : Devils, driven w h ere th c w a lembers revel in thc daysi \when Each tried to knocmock the other off ere a t Ills ow n by civil engi- head-bob was lorwegians didn’t wail fofor an wilh the heavy.|woo(vooden rods. It is a risk. He w as nccr Henry Non rcplaccd by thc ITl Uyiripics w hen they w antedd ;gold, battle of balance, and Baldoe, 56 and llomburgcr. push start. a b s OlO lutely fearless. liey just plundered it. still Jarl. repeatedly:Jly sent 18-year-old ■ T h e Red The story of u , The helmeted warriors in cloakaks and challenger tumblinglg ininto thc snow, I’d try anything.’ Devils had an ‘"I William Mead * 3ugh wool tunics claim their anc he in .spcL-dskaliiig ii car-old Einar Baldoe, thc “JaiJarl" or thc worid they knew,lew. which included igineer who actually achieved sudden Olympic: fume.f the resident cngir ari o f the encampment, his hancind near N orth A m erica., 50500 years before ■un. He should have ' "H e was in St. Morilz juusl i before buill the bob run iie hih o f his 3-foot-long broadswsword. Columbus, : curves. Everyone tlie Games,” said Olymrnpic film known all the ci "They were also mercenariesies,” he Boldoe pointeded i to the delicate who is was pulling forthr the Red Devils, but ‘ maker Bud Greenspan, onceded. • embroidery on his wcmwool tunic. k out. Billy had 10 putting together a two-houDur televi- it d id n ’t w ork o One battle fought repeatedly' nown is "From North Africj.frica,” he said. “Just sion documentary on Fiskske. "And make quile an ad .gainst the Great Misconception.n. like.in Viking times.”ts.” J some real tricky he goes over to the Amcricrican bob- the track had s “Vikings did nol wear homs oton their A* few hundred yarcyards from Uic sports APpMo sled coach and says. 'Sir.ir. I'd like curves." lelmets," said Baldoe. grounds. 30 largec VViking tents, like r bobsled And he had] EEagan aboard, to le gold medal In the to be ihe driver of your ••|883," he said, as if recallinglg a lost those used on voyagiyages. were adorned Uzbekistan’s Lina ChCherjazova captured the i boot. leam.' Kililc. "Richard Wagner used themtii in wilh dragon-head polipoles and faccd cach women’s freestyle aeaerial competition Thursirsday In Norway. ; 16 years • “Eagan didn'tI'l Iknow what he was ■ "H e says, ‘But you’re 1 I opera because he thoughtht Ihey olher across the snowysno marketplace, ispan said. "In those “ °{ old.’ And Billy says, ‘Yes,t:s. but my doing." Greensp: ooked more romantic. T hen Inside, Viking clubub tmembers showed n ’l have to be any- \°°\ jails past favoritesf father gave m e a sled for• myn birth- days you didn't ^ollywood camc along. Thenn icomic their ancient crofts.s. I Swedes? day.’ And the coach says,s, ‘You're ihing but heavy.ry. So Fiskc put him In one tent, a bear'dcdbeai Viking was i guy lo do nothing, Kwla." on the team.” ’ on us the ihird g Vikings und tourists, some: iiin bor- making chain mailII linklin by link. It lakes jold medal." Those were thc good ol(i)ld days o f and he won a goli •owed costum es, engaged inin stave 60,000 links and 250 hours to finish a s freestylee aerials •r delayed the four- in men’s Ihe sport.M.rSi. Moritz, ththere were Bad weather ( Ighting, arm wrestling, archercry, log vest. Anolher wasas displayingc board r the closing ccremo- actually five men in cach;h sled for man until after th ifting'ahd axe throwing. Thr(lirowing swords, his leammales ihen gold medal the only tim e in Olympiclie histoiy. ny. Fiske and hi ixes at logs seemed popularar w ilh "It’s an experiencemce you would nevef Uzbekistarm wins Istg posted the quickest Thc members who wouldJ comprise( wcnl out and po ‘Norwegian children. Genetic mcnemory, forget.” said chain-mn-mail maker Dennis 1 just hap- runs in ihe firilirit three heats ond the victorious U.S. team j icrhaps. Rusinkla, 46. ofMMinneapolis. inr since brealakupof Sovi(iet Union pened lo be in the neighbobortiood at won. thc time. ll was assumetned that Fi.ske would I day for iheiVclcrans o f the LILLEHAMMER, Nforway on (AP) ^ It was a dt All five came from wJew York Greenspan saillaid. ‘‘As the slory *hlcr said. ‘'But maybe they his skis one jnore time! forfo thc chance Schocnbacchl Herald Tribune. None: hhad ever goes, he didn't't likeli what was hap- LILLF.HAMMER, ^ Norwayay (A P) flopped ogain. thislis ttime as a member e the experience of the old at an Olympic medal. don’t have tl been on a bobsled before. , pening in Germ;rmany and said he'd __—_ Jens Wcissflog is two jump;ips awoy o f Germ any’s firstIrst posl-unifieation ch made il a happy day for Andreas Schoenbocchlohlcr soared past guys, which The other team memmber was never perform1 bobefore Hiller." ‘ from challenging Matti Nyki'kancn’s • team, Worthington and thet “Quebec“( Air us." ClifT Groy, who wouldJ go] on to When war becameb( imminent. claim to be litc greatest ski junjm per o f He nearly quitt diidie sport in fnistra- ebecoiSi who are 1 -2-3 in the Force" — Philippe LoRtaRochc, Lloyd The Qucbc write 3,000 songs, includjding "Got Fiske forged sorsome papers to attain all jj]|, limc; tion over his perccerccived inability to jp standings, had no com- Langlois and Nicholas FoFontaine — to W orld Cup a Date with An Angel"I" and “If Canadian cilizeizenship, learned lo -jThey began logeth^, bcatin.ing each master thencw V-st;/-style jump, jout being shut out of ihe win the men’s freestyUtyle aerials on plaints abot Y ou W ere the Only Gi:jirl in the fiy. and in 193S939 bccamc the first other at the Sarajevo Games 1(10 years . But )ie did, andm d is the jum per td T all, their countiy took fow Tliuisday. gold. After a World." American to joirioin the British Royal ogo. Wcissflog is still aroundnd, win- beat. ; “This'was my last chchancc,” said of the topp sixs placcs in the men's Fiske dubbed his sled "Satan.'’"5 A Air Force. Hee wasv wounded over ning golds and closing in1 on( the Weissfiog willill haveI some tough i, with Andrew Capicik of Schoenbaechler, who hadlad been only a standings, v few days before the racc;. he added soulhcm Englanland in August 1940 . Flyingp| Finn’s feats. competition fromom large-hill silver I fourth and Fontaine sixth, part-time jumper overe r Ithe past six Toronto in fo another loueh: Each memlmber had a during ihc Batttattle of Britain and ' ^Nykanen is just a memory,, hish brii- m ed alist and lo(local hero Espen years because of the demlemands of nm- ‘ *‘H's onee day,d two jumps,” LaRoche leltcr stitched on his backck s-pelling c rash -lan d edd; ; suffering severe liant carccr ruined by bouts o f alco- Bredescn, who beat)cat him for thcprcsti- niog ft sports marketinjting firm back said. "That’s,t’s life.” out Satan. U.S. Olympi?ip ofilcials bums, holism, his life shattered by a volatile> gious Four-Hill TouTour title in January. looking good for Chcijazova, home. “I thmk that'sthele rreason I cimie Life is lool didn’t like either idea finand threat- “Ilc wos inn very' bad shape." personality. Therc is also AndreasAn Goldberger imper in a sport where moS back really strong." a triple jumf ened to bar the team. Fisliske rclenl- G reen sp an .said. .sai “They didn’t ‘ Wcissflog ^ can malch Nyki-kancn's of Austria, bronzemze medalist on the ire content with doubles, While Scboenbacchler’iler’s victory was 'W omen ore ed, agreed to wear ihele o ffic ia l” know how toI treat in shock then. He 1988 sweep o f oil three ski jumpingji large hill, andd siseveral Japanese a surprise — he had bebeen only the Germany’ss ElficE Simchen was the only Am encan Olympic uniftiform , and lold his comradcudes, T i l see you in a m edols in C alg o ry by w w: in n in g jum pers eager to10 avenge a' their defeat. lOth-best qualifier on Mooday—Mi no other compelipetitor among the 12 finalists rc-chrulened his sled US-*^3A-II. couplc o f days.’s.’ The next day, they Friday’s 90-mcter compclition.n. in thc team eventiL otte blinked when Linaa CCbcijazova of who triedd even one triple jump. Warm weather softenedcd Ihe track found him dead.ad." 1The 29-ycar-old German wonv, thc Jinya Nishikntaita liled Thursday’s last . Uzbekistan won thc wom/om en's gold. It a e ija z o v-a a ddid two. • and limited the event to0 two runs Fiskc. ihe firs:rirsl A m c r i ^ pilot to. lorgc-hill event Sunday and ai led training with aI jumpjur of 323 feet, 2 been spectacular all year was her central Asian1 country’sc( first “She’s be instead o f four. Saian wovon by half die in the war,ar, was 29. He was Gemiany to an unexpected vievictory in inches, and hiss JaJapanese teammale Olympic medal since it it-, gaincd indc- long," saidid Tracy Evans of Homeli^ a second, besting anolher:r U.S. .sled givcn.u m ililarlai7 funeral ond was the team 120-melcrTuesday. Takiuobu Okabee wentwi 316-7. p rtto c e d u rin g the Soviejviet breakup. N.Y., whoJ finishedfi seventh as the loiie piloted byJennison Hcatoton. b u rie d in .a1 ecemetery outside ^A victory Friday wouldId leav e W eissfiog land. “But I don'ton’t think it has 166.84 wasas good enough to hold off medalist in specdskaiinjng at Loke Cathedral inn London.I It reads; Nykanen for the small-hill tilleti and Austrian who w/as m Olympic( champion ^ completely sunk in thatth I am th e Sweden's MMarie L in d g r^ who earned Placid, recalled years Iailater. “Any ‘'Pilot Officcrccr William Meade . Nykanen beat Wcissflog onn thc big on thc normal hill in Albertville twp with 165.88. Norway's Hildc Olympic cham pion.". .. thc silver wii . chances he took wcre.aiat his oWn Lindsley Fiskeike III, an American },j|hill. years ago, annoumounced his redrcmerit Lid sparked a flag-waving ^ One person who will-iU 'have to wait Synnove Li ' risk. He was obsolutelyly fearless, ^itizen who) diedd th a t E ngland Weissfiog. then rcpresentniting East after failing to malmake, the team’s cut long tho home crowd when a another four y ^ is Woithington.Wo At fren2y amon He’d try ai\ything." might live." GcGermany, failed to medal inI (Calgary. He wds also dropjroppcd from the fir^ and jump pushed her score to age 24, Tiuce the Ace'.ce" said nerves strong secon ______I FoFour years later in Albertytyillc, he two events. lolled binu H bronze me-I • ■ A ■ > ...... - ■ ■■ ■ '1-- - • ' \ .x- D-6 Tlmoa-Nows. Twin1 FoFoJl3. Idaho Friday, Februaryry 225, 1994 Withbbruisedc egos, Celjlticshoj iving SECC Me gaimetoAtlj tlanta to endHosing slskid agai]inst Soni emiibitters BMrminghilam residelents DENVER (AP) — The lasl time the Bosto'n Celtics losl JO straightsir games, BIRM INf^GHAM, C Ala. (AP) —- SoutheasternS word the gameg: )vas being moved from•cm Legion Field, Red A u c rb a c h w as cc thc Conference: footballfc isn’t just a sport in Birmingham, ArringlonI said& Kramer cited complaintsints that the sladi- Washington Cupitols. The Celtics a way of life. That's why thc SECEC’s decision to um, where-e Alabama plays half ils homt)omc gam es, was ended thcir-Io.sing strcalrcak by beating move lie game to Atlanta drew suchch ian immcdiale, not a neutntral site, and.thc desire lo hold hoi 4he champi- llic Caps on Jan. 28, 1949 ' bitter reactionion. onship in a doine,i where wealher is noto t a faclor. Forty-five years laler,:er, Boston in Fora cityy t:thal bills itself as the “Foolbwtball Capital o f Money may m have been thc decidingng 1factor, Ihou^. anolher slum p, and CciCcltic as the South,”’ losing lc its marquee event twoiwc years into a Thc failurec by1 game organizers lo meet« t ffinancial oblig- well as ihc pride o f coacoach Chris Ford^ con:ontract was more Ihan justst nmaddening. It ations wass thei only thing lhal changedjed between 1991 und his players is badlyy bi was embarras:rassing. — when BiBirmingharh was ac^arded the;he contesti — and It won't get any easierca; for the . The decisicision brought back memoriesics of Ihc parade 1994. ' Celtics. Toiday night, tlthey play the ' of minor leo{eague teams that have triedcd and failed in A selloutlUt crowd of 83,091, attendedJed the inaugural « learn with the second-biJ-bcst record in Alabama’s loilargest city, which has exislecsled in thc shad- SEC champIpionship game at Legion Fieic•ield in l992. Thc llie NBA. thc Scattle-Suj-SuperSonics,-at PT'^' 'V ow o f the larger, la more cosmopolitantan Atlanta for ‘ Birmingharam Football Foundation, whiw hich staged Ihe llie Seattle Center Coliseu — V - ' de-cades, '' game, mcllils~coiilfactual"dbliplion~bfg i ofgcncraling'$4;5T' "It's embarrassing,lg, it hurts my \ Caller afletrter caller railed against thele c confcrcncc on million in g;gate revenues. pride," Ford said after'ter the D enver ^ Birmingham’im’s lalk radio programs, whcvhcre SEC foot- Lasl yearar was different, however. OnlOnly '76,345 lick- Nuggets handed thc Cell!:cllics their 10th ' ball is the favcavorite topic 12 months a year,ear. cts w ere scsold for a Rematch between:en Alabama and ainsecutive loss, 102:.94,-_94, Wednesday V 'M p I • p r , ‘‘Our callslls overwhelm ingly w ere iri thei nature o f Florida, anand actual-«ttendance wasIS fifar below lhal nighl. ' i thought w.e wouvould have been jjf shock and ananimosity that this had hapfappcned,” radio bccausc off a cold rain on game ciay. .I'lilc to win a few of theseicse games," 1 j l K personality BobB< Lochamy said Thursday,lay. ” 1 think until The 199393 game generated only $4.2.2 millionr in gate Tlie defeat dropped Boston'sBo rccord. y we know hovlow and why this happened,d, thist is embar- revenues. One0 official from an SEC university,uni' speak- to 20-33, leaving the Celtrdtics in a fifth- i i j f ■*’ ’ F rassing." ing on thc; condilionc of anonymity, saidlid lthe foundation place tic with Philade!idelphia in the . The league;ue’s decision rated front-pagelagc coverage in and city wei'cre either unable or unwillingng lo1 m ake up the Atlantic Division, 16^; ggames behind i bothofBirmiimingham’s new.spapers. "SECEC knifed Magic • $300,000 didifference. firsl-placc New York.. If Ihc playoffs City in thc bacback” read the headline over:r oione column. Also, thche official said, the foundatidation w anted to were (o begin now, the;hc Celtics; lied 1 ^ 4 ^ SEC dcrs who. supported Ihe switchilch offered kind changc its> contractc to be freed of iLsi finfinancial-'obliga- fi>r lOth overairinn thct Easlcrn words to help;lp soothe Ihc city’s fractured:d psyche,p tion in yearars when an SEC team is on NCAA1 proba- Conference, would notIt b(be in ihcm for "The city/ of Birmingham has been gr “I am shodocked that the city was not givgiven an oppor- the vole was’as taken about two weeks agoIgo e^even with the Celtics. M d "We work hard enough to stay in NEW YORKK (AP) — T ht W orld “PcIc “P can comc if he’s inviteited by In another move,/e , FIFA1 jjledged to Auerbach bccamc BosBoston's coach they don’l feelfe< sorry for Boston. the lh< game." Ford said, "butut it falls Cup-w ;II -nott expaiide b ey o n d 24 thc)c Ilocal organizing committeeee or if make players access:essible lo reporters in 1950 and developedcd lhe C eltics’ "They've'e gotj to rebuild, jusl like we apart. ap. W e’ve played games wew could leams, thc presidsident o f soccer’s gov- hec wwishes lo comc as a specir:intor," at this World Cup.p. InIi the past, FIFA mysiit}uc. He coachedJ theth Ccllics to did three years yea ago," Denver forward have ha' won, but we’ve come upip short." erning body saidlid Thursday. Havelavelangc said. often has allowed:d fplayers to avoid FIFA expanianded its showcase Alan Al Rolhcnbcrg, thc chairmman of postgame interviewsews, evcnl from 166 101 24 teams for the thele U.S.I organizers and the pres•csidcnt W hile locker room roo s arc open to 1982 lournamerlent. Some have sug- off tlIhc U.S. Soccer Fedcraration, reporters coverinjring professional T a lle s t a(active playyers in NB^5A , M u r e s gested it expandnd again following the imm'nmcdialcly extended lhe invitailation. teams in the Unitedled States, they are breakup of the ih Soviet Union. “Wc ‘‘V w o u l^ e lc o m e thc pre;rcscncc closed in intemaliontional soccer. FIFA lY l A Yugoslavia and-id'Czcchoslovakia. Its off PPclc during thc World Cup," C said it will crcalcale a mixed zone a n d B o l,1, likely woon’t play aiat sam e tinI l m V membershfp'howIOW totals 190 nations, Rollolhcnbcrg said. “He is the where players mays]ly speak. an increase o f 40 since 1985. spokpokcsmun for al least one of o the “Trust us. Trust•ust FIFA. It will LANDOVER, Md.Id. (AP) — Take a looks)k at him,' " Bol said, laugh- “It's tough to stop him 6ecacause he’s “It’s impossibsible,” FIFA president sponjonsors of thc World Cup. I fully work,” Blatter said,id. Imagine the prospect of driving the. ing. a tbig target lo throw to," Prateiteiro said. Joao Havclangegc said at the conclu- cxpexpcct he will be here in Juneme and R olhcnbcrg saaid id he was happy lane against a front lineine of 7-foot-7 Thc Bullelids haven't accomplished OrOncc he gets the ball, Mures::san has a sion of a ihrce-i:c-day workshop with July. with thc allcnlion1 paidpa to thc World Gheorghc Murcsan andnd 7-6 Manute much this se;season, bul thcy can at least suisurprisingly'soft jumper —• allhougha the 24 World CupC teams. “Already Rothenberg, Rc without namining a Cup in the Unileiited States, even Bol, claim to have ha\ Ihc two tallest aciivc his range is no more than six:feet. f< at 24, we arc at thci edge of the pos- site,ite, said U.S. organizers had contin-cc though a poll takenccn in October said "Layups would comeme al a premi* players inn tthe league now that the He is adequate on defense,le, but has sibililies' o f theic players,j who belong genecncy plans to move the Worldrid C up ju s l.13 percent o) f llthe U.S. popula- um." said Clevelandid coachc Mike Philadclphiphia 7ficrs' 7-6 Shaw n trctrouble lifting his 333-pourund body to the clubs amand have lo be>-al thc fininal a from thc Rose BowlI ifi an tion was aware thehe toumi am ent will Fralello, who barelyy clearsc Bol's Bradley iss oout for the season with a more mc than a few inchcs off thcbe ground, disposal o f thehe national associa- eartharthquake rnakes the sladiumn iunus- be-playcd in the U Ur nited Slates this kneecap. knec injury. “1 don’t think Gheorghcic is ever tions." ableblc for the game, schcdulciled for year. Alas, the Washington)n IBullets' size- • The rail-thl-thin, 226-pound Bol, who going go to be thc shol-blockerT lhali Bol In E urope, players p: on thc best. Julyjly 17. "Without a leagueIgue, it’s unrealistic able tandem probablyi won't w gel the signed ii 10-day10 contract M onday, is," is, Nash said, "Gheorghcc doesn’t clubs have two0 ggames scheduled for “Wc “V can and will make an a{3pro-a] lo expect Ihc media:dia to give day-in, chancc to play togetherher in a game, gives Washirihinglon a boosf on defense, have ha' thc reflexes of a Bol orr ia Shawn nearly cach weiveek from A ugust to priatiriatc shift if a di.sastcr does sirike,”sii day-out coveragege of socccr,” he Tlicy can be called T win in' Towers, only He is seventl:nlh on the league’s all-lime Bradley. Br He’s got offensivec abilities Moy becausc: o f co m p e titio n s in hee sasaid. said. bccausc Ihey'rc as mobilebile as a pair of blocked shotloLs list wiih 2,168, that ths those guys don’t have, butlut he isn’t leagues, nationonal cups, European skyscrapers. "We were;re giving up a lol of baskets as as much of a threat on the didefensive Cups and iniemamational games. "Tliey just couldn’t be a part of the inside," gemencral manager John Nash end." cm In other malleiIters, Havclangc, uller- transition game." Bulletslets coach Wes said. "We: wcre w jast in lhe league in Murcsan I docs, however, po:X)se a sig- ing Pele's nameme at a news confer- Unscid said. "Thc gamame is play«d fleld-goal pcrccnlagc pei allowed, and we nificant nil threat lo Bol dur:jring thc ence for thc firstrst time in at least two ..between the lines, andd bbolh of them needed to doda somclhing about il. Wc BullcLs’ Bu praclicc sessions. Beiicing more months, said il1 wasw up to U.S. orga- SEE US AHT THE ANNIlUAI y liaVe difficulty gelling frorfrom one line to needed a sholhot-blocker.’: than tha 100 pounds heavier thanin Bol, he nizers whether:r toI invite him lo thc • lhe olher,” Murc.san,1, Ihe1 Bullets' second-round uses us< the advantage wheneverr possible.p 52-gpme toumanlament this summer, HOME & GSARDEN SHC lliey do, however, caus:ause quite a stir pick in lastist year’s NBA draft, has "1 low... can sec why a lot o f gu);uys could Havclangc banned bai PcIc from thc at airports. Bol has bccciccome used lo developed inlo im a capable backup cen- develop de back problems {playing World Cup draw dr in December c s i t x p o a N m■K • H B R U A R Y 2 S!, , 2: 6 & 2 7 being stared al, but nowIW heI is able lo ter. Thc Romomanian was.supposcd lo ix against ag; him," Bol said. “Il’s;’s almost bccausc socccr;cr’s greatest star is deflect thc attention towajward his taller, a long-termn projcci.p bul has flourished impossible im to push him ouilufof Ihc involved a lawsu^suil with Havelangc's wider teammate. under UascldeldLs tutelage and is averag- lane, ian and it's even woiw whenen he puts son-in-law. thce hhead o f Brazil’s soc- •• "I tell them, 'Y ou thiithink I’m'big? ingffpoinlevi.cvcry two minutes. that tha weight up againsl you.” cer governing bobody. HI Maine adiimits m ore'; violations - MUICHING BAGiGGING WALK BEH O R O N O , M aine (AP;AP) — Maine latest in aI seriessc of NCAA compli- I n t r o d uic i in g T h ee N e w •3SpMd*2i=Cu} admitted to more NCACAA compli- ancc gaffes:s byt Maine. •Sdf-PrDpeOed Aluminum DMk ancc violations Thursd:•sday and sus- Last wccleek. the North Atlantic •fay-Slortiiis Honda OHV 4.5 HP fog: ‘ . fflR2!5HA / pcnded its athlclic dirur ufcty *nd prweethT dothln*, Ue jw- ea Blvd. N., Twin Falls Hculut, cwcftJ CO dimcull irniln. HoUi ■ke • ninit« eoum. fot ultn ■ 947 Blue U kea 8 • 734-5686 j i«ntl ininlni Inrumuiton, k( tnur dcilcrJer oc c*d PoUiti tl I400-POIAH1S. C19WPoUn.In*»tik..l.l< Ol
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Duraable g»oods brdeiirs cliimb ComparQy will se5ell The Associated Pitss some)mc of Ihe powerful momeilentum durable goods ord)rdcrs for Jonuary, , o l merated in the fourth quarter.r. 1Basi- ' anticipating a mcag:oger rise in aircraft stores | to \buy Payidess ------^WASHINGTON----- Fa< >lly, rccent indicatore-suggesi:st that orders. - dcrs for big-tickct goods s ic c(;onomy is slowing to a su:lustain* B ut th e Com mmerce e Department ^ rA'St"|-Durab l u Associated press drug stores in five lowrowns: Bishop, January, fueled by ajum 3le non-inflationary paciice of. said orders for tran ronsportation equip- Mount Shasui and Toft,af\, iCalif.; Flo- volatile aircraft and dcfensi •owth.” ipent jum ped 13.9.9 ipereent, lo $40.8 ^ sspl;; goodsIs o y WASHINGTON — TCH Coi”orp. ■ rence, Ore.; and Ellcnsbinsbui^. Wash, the government said Thursdirsday. '■ NewonJers The gross domestic productict, the billion, all of itI dued to orders for u as a g r ^ lo sell some o fits phi)har- The FTC had compImplained that But analysts said the’ si:size o f the BatonsdollarJl'ars, 90BS0n$lly adlustod totaltal o f all goods and serviceses pro- civilian and milit:litary oircroft and lacies in Califomio, Oregon aand TCH would have endedied upi conirol- increase may be misleading :------.------jced in the United States, rose)se at a parts, ingoiidth(^ « 0 ------^ Was:Vashingion in order to be allowiwed ling ihe dmgstore marklarket in these stuck to forecasts thatt growgi th m 5.99 ppercent annual rate in thehe last Excluding irans]nsportation equip- , . 5;buy the Payless drugstore chaiiain.. areas, increasing the: liklikelihood of manufaciuring and the ovci)vcmll econ------quartijarter o f 1993 and the figure; likely1 ment, orders incre;reosed d mere 0.3 -j, The agrccmcnl with the FcdeiJeral higher prices or reducctuccd customer omy is slowing from the closing w ill bc revised upwards. IM ost pereent, the eighthth such consecutive 'rade Commission, announciced scrvice. Kmart Corp.p. cannounced m onths o f last year. -j------• - cconc:onomists predict economic c>cxpan- increase, . ^ m ^— r ■hursday by * c FTC, settles FlFTC last December that it[ haihad ogrecd lo Orders to U.S. factoctorics for ‘ • sionon ■ will slow lo around 3 pejercent Defense ordersers also wer* up oncems that the proposed SlS1.6 sell its PayLcss Drugig SStores divi- durable goods jumped 3.73.'i pcrcent ------thisylis year. sharply, 25.3 percercent,to$6.7bilfToA. iilion purchase of Paylesss byI sion to TCH for S l billion billi in cash lost monlh, the Commcrcc:rcc Depart- The durable goods report toeook on Excluding defense,ise, orders were up' 'CH would violate antitrust lawsivs. and securities, ment said, marking the finfirst time in - —- l- ll . . . adS;Ided significance after Federaral R c -.' 2.9 pcrccnt. Los Angclcs-bascd TCH alreO'eady PayLcss, with hcadqradquarters irt 6 H years the infiicator has climbed 1 1 :rve Board Chairman ;Alan Orders for non-in-defcnsecopital iwns the Thrifty drugstore chahain Wilsonville, Ore.. operatesopc 572 for six straight months. reenspan testified before Con3Hgress goods excluding aircraftait actually de- ° . nd the Bi-_Mart chain o f mcmbiibcr- stores in Oregon, Califoiilifomia, Idaho The increase is the bi{biggest for lis week that the Fed is kcepiiping an dined 6.7 percent.:nt. They had risen , . • I I'I hip discount stores. bnd nine other Wcstecstern states, long'lasting items since: ororders rbse ------l - U - /c on the indicator. 10 times in thee la1 s t 11 m o n th s. Under the settlement, TCH aand Kmart bou^ii ihc chain.lain, which op- 4.3 pcrccnt last June. 120 ■ H I But Michacl P. Niemira of)f Mil- These orders of^erten are a gouge of jj^ \s parent company. Green Equi}uity crates o Twin Falls store,lore, in 1985. The departmenl said orderdcrs totaled - ° - W Bi i I ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I subis!ibishi Bank in New York saidlid fac- business plans toD cexpand nnd mod- nvcstots, L.P., have agreed toI ssell TCH's holdings alsoals includo a seasonally adjusted $147.47.9 billion. ^ ** " .ii loryjiry orders are too volatile toto be a emize. 3 an FTC-approvcd buyer or bubuy- Gart Bros. Sportingig CGoods and surpassing December’ss recordr of , ,g- ; isjs for adjusting short-term1 iinter- Analysts soid th’“ i* rs wilhin one year some off i t s MC Sporting Goods. S142.6 billion. Orders inn DcccmbcrL n x 7 ^ ‘ T il rotes. weather in much\i o f the nation and rose a revised 2.1 pcrcenl.11. 1131.31 [;r r ^ r i ^ “SThe Fed nudged short-temv\ iinter- the Los Angeles5 eorthquokee likely *------Meanwhile, the Labor De pl.o/CommorM AP it rates up a quarter pointnt this slowed factoiy shiphipmcnts but proba- TVT^ repotted that the number o montlonth, and Greenspan indielicoted bly hod little impaciloct on orders. lures propiposed cans filing first-time claimslims for job- the increase: toto winter weather and Tucstuesday additional increases) ccould Durable goodsIs that ended said the two newnc' government reports • MaMany economists had prediidi'etcd .usually means busmsier factories and Feb. 12. Analysts attributedIted some o f “suggest thatt the tl economy is losing onlyily a 1 .0 pcrccnt incrcasase in morejobs. •, ■ ThcAAssociated a Press. layed becausc o f a heaicicaicd struggle in- side the administrationon thatt ultimaicly /ASHINGTON — The Clintonn £ad- had to be settled by Prcsii'resident Clinlon, EPA pn•aises Thil i o k o l o z o n e p r o t (e c t i o n e f istration pul forward legislotiltion However, busincss5'groups, grt who last fforts. sl ent’s fall had. praised the administrationadm for Thursd;rsday to revamp the govcmmen procedi:edur« for granting export licen;mscs lifling restrictions onI certainccr compulcr The Associated Press ■ EPA’s Stratosphspheric Ozone Protection violetolet radiation d ut causes skin cacancer, that would impactact safety of space ftrsenswnsitjve technoloj. exports, said tliey were'crc deeply disap- aword. MilMillions o f gallons o f solventsIts con- flights,” Bowman said.sai Thehe todministration'hailed its rewrw itc pointed in the new mca;mcasure. charging OGDEN, Utah — Thiokliokol Corp. The reductionions mostly arc being ac- taininjining CFCs arc used by industrstry be* One major changcnge was rcploccmcnt o flhcie 19791 Export AdministrationI /Act that it did not go far encenough to lift re- will be using 90 pcn:ent fewfewer ozone- complished bybj clim inoting use o f causelUsc oftheir efrcclivencss as dleaning o o f a vapor dcgrcascrscr ol the company’s os ann effortc( to clear away outmodedd irc- strictions lhat they charghargcd were cosl- depleting chemicals by nextjxt year thaij cleaning solvervents that contain chlo- agenti;ents. Cleorficld opcraticltion w ilh a 36,000 quircmtcmcnls thal were left over fromn lthe ing U.S. businesses up lo S30 billion it did in 1989, eam ing Ihche company rofluorocarbonsons, said Ross Bowman. Bo\Bowman said eliminating thenem has pounds per square: inchin pressure-wash- coldJW W ar. annually in lost sales, praise from Ihc Environmenticntal Protcc- the Thiokol vicc'ice president who headed been*n ecause er. The new equipnipm'ent incorporates "WeWe believe ihe legislation stril aboutab 600 homes. jjjjmariccl Thursday. dropped 6.43 lo 464.26.46 stocks:ks coincided with another wea'cak 30-year Treasury bondd endeden the day second generator will staritart in mid- Swan Falls5 is the oldest hydroelec- Weakness in stocks abroadad added Selling waves> wwashed over smaller day for the bond market, which seisent down morc than a fullII point,pc driving March. trie dam on the Snake River. It was ,qto the gloom on Wall Street wlwhere the stocks os well.. TheT Nasdaq Slocfc interestrest rotes roaring higher, up its yield to 6.73 percerTccnt from 6.65 buih in 1901 to provide electricity lo q Dow, Jones industrial average a' Market composiosite shed 9.67 to . Tradroders began bailing out o f boneinds percent late W cd n e^ly. y . miners in the; Owyhee0 County moun- dropped enough in the final hihalf hour 779.44. rightit frifrom the opening in respoasce lto Market veterans, whok'ho blamed the ■ ■ ■ ■ i loins. The oldId powerhouse contains of trading to trip n New Yorl3rk Slock At the Americaiican Stock Exchange, a govnjvernment report o f unexpected!:dly slock morkct’s slide m ma ainly on the p n nine small geneeneraling turbines. Eight ■ ■■ Stocks E Exchange “circuit breaker” aimedai at the market valuec iiindex tumbled 6.16 robustist economic( activity, bond m arket’s performsirmance. poled have remainedd iiin scrvice since work to coping with entreme conditictions and td465.58. Thehe Commerce1 D epitm ent reporOrt- that attitudes hove turnedlum against Classified EE2*F6 upgrade Swonan Falls began in June pppreserving investor confidencece. Losers swamp^ Mar SuQtr 11.43 1 11.08 11.14 . 02 M»y ( -.OCX FOOlMpplnopolnUUS1AW(kWadnatdaylnlOOlb Cwnaciandcandcusen'3g0049 00. Dow-Jones Mtr TrvuOU 08.83 I 90.52 W i9 - Jul : —.OOX uda:CokirBdonxindrada■ 12.00.14.00;12. Mmnatota HMtaralti:>: 97.i97.0049.00. M» TrsnDcnda m 1 .20 111^2 1^t14 -jO tp ie3^ V m x i.63* -OOX - No>tnDakottioundr«dt18.»5.90-19.90,mo»^ 19.00; Holatain alaarUaart: 240 » 900 IW. 79 0048 00; 900 to« Metals NEVH YORX (AP) - FBWI DtM-Jenal.oaiavorepnfor Mw CU4M' S K 2.99 2.70X 3.88 3 08 --.OCX nwaaUIOOatKkanontUaAl»AWlteoo»lnr,iM,90; 700tt>a.95.e0U.OO-73 00. o«Ound 148 1 78 147.10 148 44 -.74 OwK 3.93 3.93X 3.92 3.92 -.OOX - 24.00; ColorMo 20.00-34.00;X);ldtho k 29.00.30.00. Lonoon moming (Umg: 9379 00. up3 90W 393 iOTm 1791.67 17B4M 17SS.477 1711783 30 -35.93 Mw MirtDond I 10004 1 09 02 99.04 .JO WMWtd.'t »al«t 98,309 Rutaalt 90 B cadont 100 oouroountWlao3nun12.00. JEROME ;- - P Producen llmlock Marketing Attoda-J). London tftomoonllikig: 9379.70. uol«90 to 09. ISun »N83 3tt.19 7M6494 2<207.29 - 330 CkMMenMerMfeemStvtMrtCo. vi Wtd.-t opan mt 337.698 13.00; Wa»hlnBtonl1,00;Oraodr^ll.OO-.CoionKlo OonlnJaror™Mome reporti the lonowing pncei From IheV Loreun Ills 937720. off 91.30. « S » 1398.83 1402.01 137J.17r 1379.9813: -33.00 •• OATB OAT 11 A). 16.00. Waho 11.00-12.0C2.00. atkytaMhaH.MdWtdnaiday.Fab.33. Pwlt tntmocM HiJng. 9370.70. up 90.13.90.12 - • 8,001 Round wNtaa 10O lb tadia VMMontk>8.90-10.D0.Wit McMvaa.911n. 90.00-110.00 per heed. FrtnUurllliing: 9376.77. oA 91.12. Trm MtfUn 1,29X ^11,29X HMfarealvat:Ivet: 90.00-140 00. Zurkai late onenuon. 9378.99. off 90.80,90.80 9377.43 IXb I S Beans Uty 1.39X IDAHO FAUS (AP)-Thundindty-t potato pricat far Sttrtadcalmaim: 210.00-310.00 par head. 36:613:700 VMySMni r i:3ox i:4ox i:39x 1.3BX i: Idano't uppar vaDay, Tp 1.43X 1.4^3K 1.43 I. of.oo-iTgoo:9.00: 900 lo 700 Bt. 99.00.114.00; 700-900» rrrHandy&Ktnntnlamsled. 9378.21376.30; up 90 93. PMoc Mottf)K>»tfyS30.00 0«K 1.47X 1.47K 1,47X 1.i:47X Oamand.rKmaltaAmodanta.rata, ochara good. MtfliaL bt. 89.00-104M04.00; oier 900 Be. n> laiL NYEngeihtrd 93n.99.up90 09. Smdrad*: U3.i12300 > Mw Maady.MotVymliad 8hoctbrad;70d; 700 OO-SOO OOMrheed. HY Engemad ftaKaled. 9390.89. up 91.00.9' Most actives kUhopmks: ttI.OO-32.00 Ut. WMWad.’iu la i 3.723 pack. AutaalDurtMnk. U.S. 12-kKftor««jncarrM-12 FrMhMftrvITerv9OO.0O-HO.00 per haad. HY Conwi gcM tpol monm dote Thuniu 9378.90.i on NEW YORK ckMlngprMeindnet prM SmilwtUM: MaaMatty UO.OO VS mjm, baled 9-10 lb RWtti aaduedu,perhur>drt#wloM. Brvadngbutabuh:0400-t02.00. 9120. Mno* 1S moM K M 'YortiSlockEx- Yort QuMUont *ro kuhojhopncMCOledoawMUybvOMn 60Y noo tut,A 9 90-10.00. tnottfy>iry9.00,law9.39:ba>ad9- t Topaprmgar■ger 91,470.00-. Bp 10 tprtngert: 91.39000.0. Cenk 4 p m. Thu.Thu, i9378 40. on cn*nD* kuuM. IndlnB nukntfy KilmcraeunSI. mo MMtt Nm *. U.S.D<3.D*p«tmante(Aorlairtm.PiKM 9.0019.000 bu irMiun: dehn ptr buahal IOR) Nm bagt. par hurtdradoald»alBM.noni(taAgOO- top 90 wrtniprlngen; 11,290.00; lop 100 tprlnoeit: Hvm VokmLat Chg. wariMtoormiwi,a, 1CIOOpourxl«.U.8.No.1bo«v, 6.83 8.88X 8.81X 8.63 ' < 7.90. balad 1041b moh 91.210.00;j;laois0 toe >pnngen’1,160 00. T«IM«ic AOS 8.228>0!6>00 67X —2 leu Uano Man tu&itnd»lor>otchwoM.<}uaU«cw- ft Mjyr, 6.88 9.03 8.97X 6.69Kk *' oix non tin A 10.60.1300, KATIONAi.W. S' STOCKYARDS, nl. (AP) - Mogt: 1,000M NEW YORX (Ap) —f uturae tradtfigKSng oni (he Comei SOinPKR.il n 7,Ml,4001,400 20 - 1 ramonF»b.33.Pnx>i>rw>ot«n()o*irlnomo.»t*ewnprleo M <1 *:oiX mo«tiytt,00.b«lad10«n«lmi«lml>ao(.parlwndtad. trada modaraidetMa; at co rn M Weortatdty, bar-ir. Thur»day; OUdibuUE 4.87S.70CB.70Q 29X *1X MormaBonthouUeoaeonlactdctitn. JB 6:88X O.SOX 8.69 8,99X( *,01X• welghtnonalnAO.SO-10.90,190, moan 9.90-10.00. few rowt and3 gillgllli 230-290 Ib .90-79 lower; ell olherer Optn Low SacSetae Qig. RJR N*b 4,800.400 S«P>p 6.70 6.73 6.66 6.86XH «.00X 900;'lOOS>tKks.nanaUaA(aA9.90.7.90.moaSy7.00; w^ghtt ateeO;tea0yts.90bwer. OOU) OanlnO .. 4,641,100 TT 8.89X 8.98 8.84 6.99 6 X 90Bcanor»,p«rnundrMr« 90 SOM: under!der 900 b 90 Mgrwr: o w 900 B unevenly Mtr 376 00 376.10 376 0050 3) 370,40 -1,30 OTE Cp . 3,429.60c1600 33X •1X v A fO n k * ( 8 87 8.70 8.67 866 —.01 30.00. oecatknaDy 19.00; lOOt100) 11.00-12.00, aoo- tta a^ to. I.Oi1.00 IMflher 1-5 300400 16 37.60.J9.90,0, Apr 377.90 379.60 376.2070 37 377.00 —1.3d WUUmt ( 3.144,100,100 26K - * PrtowtofwhMtpef*Mr»iaO*l:btrt*y.iTiMAonln.oati. Nov» 828 8.37 824 0.39 —.02 tiontty 10.00; 10-12ourtoemlr>nMmjcn260Ck30 00; ovar900t)43B 43004900. Jun 370.70 381.90 378.20 37 Compw] i62e,ea9,600 tOQX «3X annn»«j»prr>«rhundrM«W»- WmWtd.'tI tal«* 99,499 U.S. 2 60 B MCki. ptr hundtacdra(Mght.eoi«Kamln*. Ootr«:ever21>er 290 Ib 3290: urtlet 290 B 30.00. A«g 383,00 393.00 343 0000 38 381,00 -1,30 UrMM 2.804.300.300 19 • X 6aRwM*«rtM>>.cwn$9.90(13%tTKMIur»). Pricn SOYSOYBEAN o i 0.00, law Nghar.- BeandtlaugneugMercowitndbuntlertheivguier Thurt-V Oae 388,70 398 00 38500DO 38386 60 -1.30 FcnlMoUr 3.884.S00.900 82^1 -IX «*B^wid^tiyRar■Rongwi'*. 60.Beo.000l«;doaviptr100t& - dtyaucsoanoa no tlaugmar caM markal Feb' 39000 391,40 39000 38 PrarnCom 3,464,600800 74X — X Wntom Slacwn«>'in-i I Inc. In Mou(U«n Homa, quolod Mat■t 38.09 » 00 26.98 28.789 >.24 IDAHO FAILS (AP)-Thundan d a /t cr*jn ptioat lor Apr - 303,30 393.00 302,3030 30 30320 ~100 Aiwr T4T ^ 3.402,300,300 92K -X b>W*«lo«TlKoe»JWman'a Ittc. o< OwMy, raponad •ad Mtyw 3689 39.09 38.98 28.899 ♦.39 Idtho «KlMaVwurCax.39 kMr.YaBo»3oa(Mihyt>r>d,lk9,U.S.190btai^)k«n- g 40060 -VOO >p- 37.60 38.10 37.00 27.91I «.2I bo10.00.22.00;'^madh(n.2)l-kvX*«mk*™„12.0C. • ^ Opan' Hi^ UM StOa Chg. QO 40300 —1.00 Local interest }aan In OoN and Km*an rapartt lha Octa 37.00 27.12 26.69 37 009 •SS 14.00. tneaSy 13.00-13.00. Wtd.ttalet614l9 O notttn Oom Chvo* toUdwtnggnkipilm:eat: tpol Oauvtry, orfiaeL «.87: OacK 29J1 36.90 39J1 38JW 4aooot«.9ba.;MMipirB. Wed.topenktl46.264. upO.319 AAmont 3&K .X Cwwy.noquow. Janm 36.19 39J0 39,19 38 31 Af» 79.90 79.97 7977 79.37 *.90JO SILVER A/w1MvCtslno« 1W U«tf 39.09 38.18 29.99 39.00 Jun 74.40 . 74.09 74.40 74.99 «.4919 6.000»oycB.:canbper>mcB. Anw1canT«lftT«l 62X tx PORTlAM)(AP)-E— 0k»a»1:30pjn,MSTTftuf»day Utyty 39.71i iii! Aug 73 30 73 99 732 9 73 50 * M30 Feb 9180 9190 619.01.0 99172 -6.7 SolMCMcado 2ex • X for mini tmvMMPMPortMndbrititpmanlOyrtJ. WadWad.'laalat 39,093 Ulimfradk»t>M!S S S syoA H -w ^S 11*^ ^ Aer • 79.00 79,00 74.90 74.9212 Jm 938 0 931.0 923.0 9 Fhl8#c.Cap, 27X • X No,1*ti*»e«ub»f»»r>aat -3.96 Um -.90 lUOOOIa^ewtiaparb. tatMt 10299 - Sep 930 0 934 0 930010 S 9267 I 54 HJ.HMU 32K • X Ne,2 eomdomn(lc<•dcuaa 8.18 |4ayty 199.70 196.70 1 99.90 198.00. —.20 Mtr 11.20 lt.43 II.09 V 11.14 -.03 w'ad.'iitd.'topan M62,617..4jp 681 Dec 937,6 936,9 932.0■0 S934.3 -6,3 I ■■ VMhoPoiMrCo. ---- —ZTX~ • K , Ne.2 b«iay.uniltnliIttalnttndbaroM 8.10 JuI 19000 19600 198.70 197.30 —.40 May 11.71 11,93 11.69 V 11.99 —.09 935 3 - 9 3 r t 19 540.9 -5,0 KtrCorp. 36 • X No.2babriMtvp 199.90 199.90 194.70 194.90 - 9 0 Od 11.90 11.93 11J9 r 11J7 - . 0* 9ft000fca.0Ba.:oiniiptrB. , Uty 947.0 947 0 947.0 9 MhnnTtcMogy 67 • X lOpdptiMki 3 94 Oda 194.00 1M.OO 193J0 I93J0 -.80 Mtr 11.37 11.47 11J9 V 1129 -.07 Mar 77 Jul 940,3 9 —16 Menlaen4313 Wed.ttalea 43412 P tm at 61X • X idMne)Qwni|rt« Wtd.'»aaita20J43 entalaa 39,716 Wad.taLt M ai 33.910 Sap 80.99 81.90 ' 60.09 81.60 «.4010 Wed,'t09enntl9,93l. up440 Sm Lm 21K • X npdprolitn 1“ Wad.'toeanMt 99,090 Wad.-t opan M 123.999I oa 81.00 61.30 60.00 81.10 ♦.90 . 8'wokome. 11K ■ X 14 pet proMi 9.73 8UOAA14 79 HEW YORX (AP)-Htntfy 4 MermanTitn tM» r ThunOty SflWwPfOlnC. 23X - i6pdp«3Mln ■ 0,12 MIWE/NKEAP0U3 (AfO — Oran fubraa'np 3 39 3 » 394X 3.39 ♦.03 May •• 21.94 .,08 Jwi . 94.90 99.37 94.62 99.17 «.1916 Ztoolnc. 33 K 3.43 343)1 342 343 **.01X eitttM t41. Wad.'a«a)eaiaM40 Jul 942 0 9490 94 17 54 93 *.1717 HEW YORK (AP) —Spat nartferroutm QuaaMkmi Mm EdMTd a Jm -F u tin a M(Brer-.86a5perpound,HYComt.t|T»i tpot Thu. IMi ConinedV Htfl Low (Oom ChM* M r 3 96i 3.98 3,91 ■ 3.91X -,04X l,OOOhno bu nMTwtc dalan par bwfM TWIN FAaS - Tot) Falta UvaalDcfcUva CoRvnltiJon Co, Wad.'atttlte tti 6,338 Laed-34e«>aipound. A(f 76.67 78.77 7 « 3 98X 3.83 3.94X -.0 2 M*> ' 399 ' 3.98)1 399 3.99 —.OOX - rtQorti tha bOowino piicaat frcfrom (ha otBa ttie heU Wad.'fM.'t open n 30.973. up 172 Zkic • .4999-.6014 per pomi. dekmd.>«t*d. An LhmcMM 74.S6 74.40; 7 S’ U 3.44 3.42 3.42X -.03X Utyty 3.99 3.98 3 67 3.97 --.01 Wadnaaday.Fab.^ Tki 43 6443 Utlalt Week cornpotktitepnca pri per B. IMr FMMrc«Me220 81.7S1 ( 83.17 *J7 8«p 3.43K3X 3,4SX ; 9,43 3.43X -.03X Jul1 3.93 -.01 ' eiaafKUndtr 400 Bt. 09.90-1A0-116a0:40aio600R>a. PORKBQCBOIJES Ook) • 9376.70 Htfidy 9 Htrman (onl,onl, defyd quote). LMt>O0t 9009 4M2! 49.904 *.38 Otc 9.91XIX 3,62X: 3.91 3,92 -,0 3 Sapn 3.99 3.93 &S2 3.91 - 0 2 07.90.l04,0(l;900lB900Ba.eM. 66.3949.90.900 to700 40.000U.OU.;oMiptrB. OoU • 937840 troy 01. HY ComeulMl3^ Htdtn; Undar400 ba. 99.90-.90-10800; 400 to 900 Ba May 97.60 96-20 • 69.90 97.99 *.03 Strar 9.23 B.I6 9.173 ( .'.OS • W»(L'*op»nh . 87A>«9 6O:9OOl0 9OOBl.6ri. 62.0049.90; 900 B TOO Jul - 87.39 96 02 67.10 97.73 ♦3232 M e>^ • 9179 00 per 78 blMi.Naw'Nw.Yor». F«b 0um-94(H.004406.00ln>yai,N.'t . N.Y. (contrad). F*b Coppw 87.00 86491 I 88.66 ♦.78 8«0butr*iln«B Pol*otatoes/onions 600#it.71».74,60. VMd-ttaitta ie t 3,499 Plegnum • 939340 H.Y. Merc tpotIperiroyoi.Thu. per ( A«r PlMwn . 3M.OO 389.00« 9 392.50 ‘ IJO Mtr 2.67X7X 2,90X 2.66)1 2,86X -.0 1 CKICACUCAOO (AP) - USOA - M#3r potato tntrttrtatt U«y eowK 47.0M3.00. • Wtd.-t'td.-toptn kit 9.027 n q-not quoted, n t-nol available
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NEW YORK — The"he head of thc ■■■■■ i ■ I m m ight had beeo thought imimpossible History suggc!gests lhat. Fed is jawboning. at one time, the dispensinglg of good Thc inflationin t that began in thc late _ Federal Reserve Cha'hairman Alan JqluiCunnllf mcdical ^ carc while cullinglg costs. It 1960s and whicIlich ravaged thc 1970s, ^ Greenspan is trying to:o lalkI inflation |Business might m nol work, but the: ieffort is was a sor^ phajhase in the American i o w Hla a p p y down, lolling Congressss and: ihc peo- b«being made. economic’story3ry. Consumer prices pic thal sometime inI thc tl future he n Insurance companies havcvc becomc rose 12.3 perccrcenl from December might have to raise shorhort-lcrm inter- Lyndonn JJohnson discovered its more m aggressive and compeliclitivc par- 1973 lo Dccem:mbcr 1974. and 13.3 i 81 cst rates again. limitationsms when he tried to lalk licipanls, lii employing commimon sense perccni in 1979.'9- . . .1^ Thc purpose of suchich a move, of down inflatIation — and avoid higher procedures pi for checking chaharges and The rcsponsinse lo inflation was s k l M l t coursc, would be to rcrestrain infill- inieresl rale:ales —‘ while simultaneous- handling h: paper rather lharan simply delayed; it didd rnot begin before Ihe tion. which generallyy s sets in w hen ly^jpcnding paying and then raising rales.s. damage began,n. Beginning in 1979. I ESai‘'» ng for a war. ' pj Jing rale rose inlo dou- demand outraces supplyply. It fs better, TTial was'US seen as a contradiction, Entrepreneurial companinics wilh the prime lendin f Love, fromfro your kids says Ihc Fed. to slow ihc cconomy lo an allemplpl toi have a booming ccon- great gi ideas in business mananagcment blc digits forir :six straighl years. a sustainable pace; withm steady omy withohoui rising inftation and and ai medicine have found thiIhcir niche reaching a peakak of nearly 19 pcrcent priccs. interest rale•ales — an attempt to pro- in in Ihe industry and arc offer'ering iheir in 1981. .EGAL NOTICE LEGGAL NOTICE lot .LOSTtroUND.lo: Yes, bul prices arcre !steady right vide gunsIS fori war simultaneously co.st-culling c( services to prproviders, Il was much:h worse ihan that for LE< businesses, some of now. Overall, consuisumor pjices with bulterter for a stable consumer users ui and insurers. many small bu ADVERTISEMENT OF populiulaltohs statewide, and I White Wh G erm an Shop- showed no increase:e iin January, economy, In addition to these efcfforis, il which paid 255 ppercent in a survival SALE conslisidor whitoliih rules, honJd HusMoHt X. noulored, 7 <.,puipb collar, last aeon . which is as rare as a thui hardly taxes the imagin:nation lo effort lhal oftenlen ended in bankrupt- To To Whom It May Con- qdopttptod in emorooncy 00- mo.,pui thunderstorm in Moro reorccenlly, however, jnwbon- h; >und eih Ave. N. TF. tical con- cy. Homcbuildinding almost died under eom» m : w n CDocombof a . 1893. ‘ '" “"il the Yukon at lhal lintime of year, ing has seemed sc to work, most believe bi thal pharmaceutic wmanoni adootion. MhV 734-2445. i, l\ospilals th e lo ad o f mimortgage rates that S>1 l' Frklay, tho 4th day of (PLDOi Decem ber's inflation riserisi wasn’t bad notably inn hclpjng:toI slow Ihe mcd- cems, c< physicians, insurers, I y a r c h , 1 9 9 3 , a l 8 ;0 0 NOTIiTlCE OF TRUSTEE'S TWIN TW FALLS cither, only 0 .2 perccni.nl. icai care cost c( !>piral. M cdical care and ai equipment -manufactururcrs have exceeded 15 pen)crccnlinl982. >’ctoek AM Snako Rlvor ^ . JIMAL SHELTER So why is ihc Fed rais•aising rates? inflation lasl la: year rose 5.4 percent, examined e; existing procecledurcs in Meanwhile,:. i many savers, once §lorStorago wiil soD at pubik: ,0 n ' -Ihur^? Juno 30. *NIM, 4. at the hour of 1:00 , Well, it really isn'l, scarch of savings. considered thee sas il o f the e arth , sa w *wctwction tho porsonal prop- i094, 'I, at leasl lo a ihc lowestesi in 2 0 years, and the sc dd5Cribod botow. Tho ).m.. of ( sakl day tbo salo Foundnd a For Adoption meaningful degree. O Or n Feb. ;4 thc restraint is likely1: lo conlinuc. Underlying their concert:rns is the Ihcir life savingings disappear, lost to thaU bo hold at 1592 miD bi how at TitteFact, Dogsgs aa ro listed In Tues- ceniral bank nudged shoshort-term rates Hardly a personj in America hasn't same sc motivation as thal ofnf the Fed inflation. Byy some> measures, it Elm ilm Stroot North, Twin 163 4th Avonuo day.Wf, W ednosday/rhura- 'Oiis, Idaho. A gonorol tfi, North, Twin Falls, Idaho, dayy & & Sunday Timas- higher lo help curb fullfuture inflation heard thc threatsth: to impc).^ mandates — — that it is better lo lakiike aclion mighl be cons:nsidercd ihe biggest Fcdia2 ws. Locatod 139 6lh r RMAN S. JENSEN, a Nows, in order to bank heist o f allall tim c. wriptfon of tho proporty to NOflji pressure.s. and Greerecnspan lold and control;rols — jawboning from ihc now, n< to suffer .some pain, in 30 otforod for »alo Is as Mombnber ol tho Idaho Stato Avo0 W.. V aflernoona Congrcss this weekk thatt further presidenta andi wife Hillary. Thc make m the future more securcirc. T hai’s why ’ lhIhc Fed is jawboning foijg,bikjws: Bar., * as Succossor Tnist- only,ly, Mon-Fri.I Closed I. ^ n & holidays. Call increases arc inevitable. Thc battle to restrain mcdedical carc now. w hen inflsjfla lio n is al its lo w e st Bod,3od, vacuum. housohokJ •». wlwiB SOD al pobHo auo- Sat Su lie. ensuing slowdown sic is too much lo to tho highott bidder, 736-22S-2299 for moro infor- Bul ihe Fed hopes thc mere threat dismiss ass aa mere coincidence. inflation in mighl seem morerc obvious in two decades. toms. misc. to ______"?hi;This solo Is m ado to on- ^ « {» « sh in lavml morwy of mationition. This is a public will restrain inflation now.no Changcc in it thc mcdical carc indus- and ai pertinent lo thc ordinaryry individ------orco tho lion right# of a » » UiUnitod Slates, all pay? servicovico annourvcement of Jawboning.is an old technique, iryhassprc:ircad beyond cost controls, ual, u: bul the battle the Fed is i^ waging John Cunniffiff is business analyst MifMif torvico storago facfli- jw oI ati tho time of sato. Tbog'nmgi-Ngiiyii Tin following. tCHMt: often cffcctive,'’somctimtimes nol. H o sp ilallals arc attempting what is is probably more critical. for A.viocial:iaicd Press. ty. y .'Tho namo and last “w 'o knovmown addross of Iho Los- (-0T1r 15, BLOCK 2, CAR- 105 PERSONA^ PEI _ too RIAGE ESfA T E S ______SUBDIVISION, TWIN Guys&G1 & Gals Dating Satvice, | i )d ol m eeting all :h r i» H e w k o s. 559V& FALLS COUf#Y. IDA* tired o tho Aanroo, TVrin Falls. ID HO. ACCORDING TO wrongngpo^.Canto^lo p reet Jouimal p rHE OFFICAL PLAT mootDt aom#c eono spociaf. 1- Wall Sti (Vayno Wrtloy. 764 Boltoo. JH NovelII reportsi record ^ rHEREOF, RE- 800-691>-690-8227. serving all r*S?i Foils, ID t h For furthor Information :ORDED IN BOOK 9 Southeijtheast Idaho, member antact Snalto Rhnr Stor- OF3F PLATS. PAGE 14. olChamMmberolComrmnco. igo al (208)734-1400. ' ^ECORD^OFTWIN -u Tilord ^ Health Inksrmation best-selhler Ust I =ALLS COUNTY. IDA- begins t work. Health Concoms? Ist-qi;[uarter revvenues 1 PUB’I iBLISH: Friday. Fobiu- £$; iTV IB and 25. IflM . HC■IO. 1-800.79X113_____ NEW YORK (AP) — TTlic New days ahead ofif themI with the same - sometinios bo associ- PROVO, Ulahah (AP) — NovcU’ss market strength. „ FEBRUARY 1,1994 York Times’ besl-scllcr lislli has a news." Itod wilh 958 GALLUP SPECIAL cpt Novell Inc. reportedled rccord rev- NetWaree operating system LEGALNOTICE 2Da, 5 TWIN FALLS. ID. new competitor: T1ie Wai'all Street Nancy NielscIsen, a Times spokes- TO:rO: ALL INTERESTED r purposes of compli- NOTICES enucs of S311 millnillion for ils products, decreaseddi to 6 6 per- VQENCIES. GROUPS Journal. w om an, saidI llthe Book Review’s B with Sectton 60-113. — - firsl fiscal quarter,or, up 2 0 per- cenl o f lotaotal Novell revenue in \UD PERSONS Tlie Journal began publi*lishing its editors were bub u sy p u llin g o u t nttxl The HO CODE, tho oinco ALCOHOLICS L C ccnt from $260 mil:-nillion for Ihe the first fiscalfis' quarter 1994, he Tho Twin Falls County n which Informalion abj( ^ own o\ weekly lisl of best-5l-sclling Sunday’s issu>suc and could not Jommisslonors havo sub- ANONYMOUS sam e period in 1993>93. . said. somlng ihalocaiten of Call ^ 733-8300 hardcover books Wedidnesday. immediately be nittod tho Opomtion Plan propcSw may bo ob------Net' income for)r lIhc quarter Novell1 netn revenue from its be reached for com- Of Iho Hub &itto Landfill ba.scd on retail sales at thcIC nation’s mcnl. lod Is Dopartmonl of FREEDOM FRE GROUP cnding'Jan. 29 wasis $733 million, U.S. opera;rations grew 27 per- " 100 ththo South Control Dis- jrans Affaw. Offico ol of Nan largest chain bookstores. rict Health Dopartmonl. Narcollca Anonymous or 3 pcrccnl highcgher than ihe ccnt in ihche first fiscal quarter According to10 th e n o te a t th e b o t- rict Counsol (347/02), Saturdays & 7pm The Journal's inauguralll lisl dif- joni of Hjc xim i fWs Plan and w pporting S71 million postcctod for fiscal 1994, corromparcd to thc year imes' list, ils rankings kKumonlatfon Is availablo Wost Franklin, Boiso. mVFH,FH,8012ndAve.N..TF ( nl version , M702. Tolophono No. Formoro mon info can 73&0918 I993’s first quartetrter. On a per before. Average/ revenue fered " from Ihe most rccenl s figures “al 3,050 (ornor review ond eom m ont at B) 338-7204. HOTL share basis, nel incoicome was the growthin in world markets out- o f Ihc Tim es’ besl-scllcr lislisl.w hic i hooks'iorcs pill!lus wholesalers serv- ho Hoallh Distrkrt-s Offlco (208) )TLINE-734-4000 appears each Sunday in i xalod at 324 2nd Strool ikJ sale wUl be mado Ital Health j Servicos Is same as a year ago,!0 , 23 cents. side the U.S.U was 12 percent “f ing 28,000 Olhcthcr retailers ... stulis- ggg,■osl. Twin Falls. Idaho wtfinloot covenant or war- T l'i_ .i Review. jiaclna Monlal Hoallh Novell presidentcm Raymond for the quaruarter. , ,, tically weighlcclied to represent sales md and tho Twin Falls County fant/.ty regarding tilSe, pos- Hino 7 ^ 1 2 2 (as this Noorda said Wednrdnesday thal For thc: firstfi fiscal quarter, in For example, Danielle llels nationwide.” Corr* networking prograi;rams — con- more thanan 50 pcrccnt. Yet in the •f’ Times’ lop fiction sellci ilso a ^ a b k ) for rovtow at Books-a-M illion, ho foHowIng locations: BIRRIIRELL and JoANN BIR- CCNTER tinucs to grow. o lh e r a reaeas, such as Ccntral Richard Tofel, assistantnl munaE- Buokli""*. „ ' 1. said 11.C Bookslar BoBookstop, Borders, Buhl Buh PuW e Ubrojy, 215 R ELL. ^ as Grantors to Tl- Free0 testing. tos Can 734-7472 “Inveslmenis inn new r syslcm Europe, thcth company cxpcri- ing editor of the Journal, koadway Avo. fsorth, Tl£F.■FACT, INC., on Idoho ____wor J1. ^ 71.7472. ' Ics figures Brcnlanos, Crown Books, software products:s area com plc- cn ced yeaicar-ovcr-year revenue Journal's list reflected sale; Juhl, Idaho Corpc'poralion, os Trusloq, Saturday. Doublcday, Scribners, . Super pn, h SHERWOOD AND 100 PR menting NetWare,re, helping to declines, for the week lhal ended S Filor City Library. 219 with PROFESSWHAL lisl mea- . Crown and Wai/aldcnbooks stores." BERTS. INC., as Bon- SERVICESsE fuel our revenuec ggrowth and Accordindingly, tolal U.S. rev- The Times most rccenl li :iary, datod Juno 14, ' Joes nol involve any rn»u"*i.r;„.Hq T n a in la in Novell’s’s inetworking cnue Incrcircascd from a 50 per- sures s'- sales for the week:k ending " 9 “/ I'S' Jo' 9, and rocotdod Juno BANKRUPTCY: g ; | statistical projei)jeclions or manipula- 140 Mopk) Strool, Hans- i software industryy leadership,”h ccnt sharerc of Novell revenue Feb. 5, hc said. 1979. a s Inslrumont anafio1 affordable ahemallvo [>n. Idaho Numbnber 760942, Records forslca hc said. d u rin g thehc-firsl fiscal quarter "Our lisl is based on the ll sam e tion o f thc datiiata," Tofel said. "We Kimborly Public Library. X Tw :he Times simply take thcthe statistics provided 120 rwin Falls County, Ida- coBo^tocT^iSo^^sun^ ' Noorda pointedd to ti diversifi- 1993 toa a53 pcrccnt share in tim c period fo r w hich Ihi , and m odified by a FranR.Komblian prai | will publish a list on M:»1 a rch 6 ." by ihc booksclsellers and add them unottization AgroomonI Aitomev>mov at Law-733-5900 calion as a key lo:o mi aintaining the first fiscfiscal quarter 1994. w TTw & Foils Pubic U brw ______Tofel T said. "W cjhink wcMC are 12 up." Mwn'.the Grantors and —" — , 434 tolidary rocordod April BAMANKRUPTCY ------, Fairitrails, loano w ^i1992, a s Instrument AB AlC C hapters ft AG CommontsCo regarding iho ijumimbor 92005062, rolatod re cases OpcOperation Plon must bo pneeco rd s of Twin F alls Froo Frt Telephone roeireclovod by tho South counijnty, Idaho. Tho default Consultalion C > ______CcnCJcntral Distrirt Health Do- ^w h ^ tNs salo is to be 538-778-7760800-548-2166 Stockc listings ______portpartmont, 602 S. Lincoln, do is tho failuro to Iho WmH.yulb9nyWn JoraJoromo, Idoho. 83338 no inters andor Assump- 22y. CMrtfn .20 1J04 JU- - X k QtPte 1 00 .1904 71 -IX ■Mgn U 2.24 12 1701 S4X- X SCC(C£« » I 4J 13 BS51 IB - X VlVntignog 27 582 I R - |ntQ,lator than 5:00 p.m. March n v o i RI^Mth^S44S CMm t.32 17 13848 32X-1X—1 OMiPre B3 IS 902 27X- X UMvM U t.52 13 72S0 3SV— X SPS.PSTk .901 14 a x - » WoMh 9 Grantors lo mako fl/m New York CUmOnH.&J 7 11740 37V->4 UwcS) 1.03 to 4.-M 301^ X EMi;«k«U 1 40 9 2415 4W- X WfTM 1 77.1994. .. whon}n due under Sio terms 1dafans«.Roasonablo om NEW vorw (AP) —Thi 0\Wt>» 8 2001 " exbx oSS? tJ*^ ’“ ’ ’is’ iAit' m Mrtk S 1.12 17 3743 31X—X !MrMnSOFteo 2I73 13»-S PUBLISH: M onday. Fob- ho of tho Dood of Trust raloa.3loa.KwrtnRRoom. .1 tunoo Owvm 3.70 23 4712 tTX-IX UMUni.BO 7 t9»0 40X-2S 5f»l;f*PC .tOt 13 7529 a I X Xtnx runfY,7, 1994.______n C q 0*Mi .» 44 1923 IM-- 'x% GldVff JO 10 Bls’^ X - X UoTc Ml OSt IS e034 87 X WtLM.04 15 I2S79 21X- ZofiOiE to socurod by said AQomeomeyalLaw, 324-4553. PE (Mm im■I Oq.Q ovao .ea « oat % -UI«>AnI.I6 11214 I0X. X ,SCA “ ’ ' ■ - ‘ INVITATION TO BID D oocod of T rust monthly Tr^uctorE^ol — A-A — UUU 3S2 16 38T7 lOOS—X 5ct» ^SCS Is now accopting paymimonts of principaJ and AFLAC I « 1SJ9I8 MW z'l S ' - . ! ltt3PM1.44 19 3780 84li- » udviu i.sa a 14SI8 ic3- u s>ytJiytto .4t 20 243 X AlC DBlod in submitting a bid th o aamount of $195.21 SoMcrviclng a llo t Iho Magic tnry^n BS I7)i- — H-N — tsoeiflVtOc.eO# 12 47 2V^— X ASn lor Ada, Adams, Blaino, pluss accumulated late tlov. Can 324-6529. AJlPrtW 85 1» IBS## ^ 325 7 -"J- X Howni.oo* 1BBIB7 2fftlx MPSCOt.44 Ml 13 2«T7 »X. X SmOmee«q.»9« ll2t1l27X-X ATT F(0 AKKAK tu 7)k- % 1 80 B MIB »!t> X CPrtt Olt 1772 1B:v--X X HMl^.lt* 24 633 4t«- X mka 90 t 7 0033 33X- ( Sen jC 32 4 - X Qom. G or Gooding, Lincoln, and 1 ccosts assodatod with Rottsonabto Rec rates. r i” TO *B74 S i' i.3X 1.t2 IT 1078 SCS-IX Ntfaal94 ti IS 382 3IX—X. OouC forodosure, with lh«( DarrenirronSwoet.73ft-2436. I AJgPn, 1104 19 1719 s. a n d duratiiation of Iho arroar^go' WO dodo sowinga & aSorstkMia. w a y "I ^ ^ 3M—9)i- » ConA MST 17 - - X» M»ra* 2.24 24 B49 tltX— X mSwN M IS 22S40 U2tx< X S«0li.1X AUn u v o a valid com m erdal in papayments being com- CallJI733-3egt 73; 7SX. X CcnU 1.30 It 1431 tlX- X NtVttOk I »« to 4203 4BX— X &MfIMPS 220 II 30] X Aacw 47X-1 Certe 3 11 3219 2B - - JX H nt^ I.M i(*|3S} »*“ ’x NoWt li 19 ISO 24X—X Sooli«cKrt .00 a 1000 I0^(— X AuMs sBots liconso, ploaso con- puledadasowendlnofnjm 33'^1 ConNOI.M 21 Itt7 42»-X- X HKin 120'. S3 2714 73».l Nrrf>« M 1.U 12 ST} 2IX— X BenIfrtnl 1 TT I23S2 30X- t 001*0*0 0 4 talaot o l Miko May al Iho Nova PERSONAL CARE I - % 0>SK> 21 7SS IB - - X H MrwOpt.12 41 23200 4IX-X NEM0224 M 12 734 »X. X 8W0wiOcp .20 IS IB TX UTr II .39* n TOT 7 — X QooSoodino County ASCS Of- oach AtlfS 2 40* a - X CnoCp 1 9 TIT 2 » - X- X Hom»5hJll 2318 12V- X NYSC02» If 13 1372 MX-X SWiWTOi 3334 3iX- » ItonUS •id. and tho sum owing SERVICES ^ AnCip I 0 IU?t m2SW1 - Coop« 1.32 14 4IU 39X-1t- X rtTHtU .10 M77I4 20X. X N. »lMtl J4 13 1000 19X— X tteyUM fco, 2 f e UnivofsJty Ave., til p«k AHomt 2 02 HJ s«O0 NW-UX-I Ccm-^n.tt21B3U0 3OX-X-X Hanfwtl .80 14 2100 33 - X W«r*M0.6O Hi 4J4C0t S2'4. X Bin(knO) 100 12 3533 32X< X 0(mV*I Sooding, Idaho or call u of irly & Alzheimer patient AlnKV • 40 14 432S tTS-TS-IX OmCrtd 44 t CM7 S4»- » - X Moim*- 30 19 IT* 20»-X »0MP 10 t II 8140 aiBX- X IknUWTW.40 t2 000 30 -IX . Oficiip W4-8472 on th( AmR»r 0 122X-*- H C(*>nt 13 ItlS 30:v-1t - X Ho«Mn 3444 IZX-X'' HM M D to 13 4402 SOX—tX S|nIrRtti 1.04 8 t1T3t 13t— X CUI Cp sakf Deed of Trust is 5 ^-e, ? ;^$5 an hour, 25 years , *r>sn eo 14 10U 48I —- % CtnrCcrli 18 4074 3}%~ % MkSo t«3 1TIIU ttX-IX Gpc a: “'“.FJ Information on bidding on by sa AT»T 132 18 24C22 K\-n-% Qm£n..SO 10M17 49 -2* _2x ISSniIJO 12 T91 34 - X HOTM N. B03 ox— X >nA lOia 4 Olhi3lhor countios is also $77,8: led. J ? ra m e City 0^ Amncniin 14 8904 40V- - X Houm 3 13 T982 IWOX-IX nmMt.n Hi 19 13048 23X-X T£« wailabto.______$75,1 Amuk 24 301 t uU - - K Cyp8*m . M 3821S “ tX ItX Htfnm 33 TIBO 18X- % HaKPn35» N> 13 TBO 40X— X TfWis;-.s gs£ s .= s ,”} r .i 5!!! -SIJlCyndy 324-751^ after Atoo 220 14 4417 iTi- -X - M - MVtp H. IBO » 1143 30»—X TaKal*y ■ T43 * - X Oretfh:aPh 39 0TI 13*- X NOTICE OF *1.51515.17accruedlnler- 5."?^ AUP 1.88 72 2»l 82Wg ii lOP JO 19 tTT4 24X— X Horm Nl 1 es 11 4741 BX- X Ti«•TMm 13105 I4X— X Os4>•t 04 140 I4X— X AVAlLABJUTV ? s t, ,$105.12amounlof J -5J222'Qsm______A/ttOTV 14 M7 3K— - X im B4 10 B42 IIX- X Ifrno *330 »48 30X— X TanctfOt 00 IT 1004 43 — X DmMi*gt 34 140 tox— X —I AnMrk 30 M MU 4U-S ; ! . S i l i ' nix ITT to 190 13 1482 8tt-2* — 0-0 — Tnfjnrirt IS 400 13 - X Eo«0»i Tho Sfioshono District ® 113 »CHLOCARE 1.44 24 8030 4W-ax- H - omcpieo » eoo mxl>> Xx I0*r>^ t B0 13 213 2T\~ X OccM Oc I 152 0TB2 1BX— X Ich!cWym 13 294 »)X- X DMDS " I ’i-! buBLM! announces tho avail- anoui Arthon, 440 18 3t31 It ourtft . TO-' av-- XX IB>w» ,00 13 2001 21 . X ONoEd 01 1.50 It 33T0 COX— X I«H•kvni .00 700 ax Elmn 31 23S4 40X—IX flklri'ibiDly of tho following do- irost accruing on tho SERVICES Sc Arenon.loo iB»42g 2n—es— X Ooi«MB CItIO:isIons and, whoro appro- 1 care h my home Mon- Aiirnvi 1 » 41 lC«a S4»-4X-k OoUAJr .» 3119 Kn-X- X ICI n 1.901 • 039 44X- X ONEOK Ol I .1J 12 331 16X--X T«nr i rale of 86%. As of CW AifOI 1 16 30W 40WOW* DWCp 1.12 13 5438 44)k-»- X IrMfU TO 24 1000 3TV- X orri Oi I4B0 ta x - X t«u 3M HH 90 S^IX [ Sr r ' “: s TI rate of Iniorost ao- lala & in a c ta provkM . AARJCA SU » U23 lOU-tw K (XgtU S2t3 d28 - — X« InElSa 1290 J2X- X ^jrC g ^ iS'Sk ’Mml tS .T2 10.60M 79V-1X ForrtJlUU) 30 1000 io x - X quin al was $16.63, and tho 733:37;»-3732.______AOm &03 7X* \ Owwr .30 23 14180 471i< X 40 7/; It »X. X FmM 2K-* Dou .40 23 UlS 32X-X- X IBM t 10920 SIX- X 'ciuti 300 a-iioe 30X- x cinFo Dodsion on US Collutar - month(tthly lato chargo. oo- ..n: Daycare-Licensed.'n - AvIuCO .44 ” t? ^oTlOaiM DcnAMjM 13 itt70 t40XMOX lf*fte» ■ 100 21 I90T 3T - X PECO Pt 1.52” iT T80O 2M iZt••a™n1J4 14 SWT S7X-2X ouctlf s . i og 00 the 16th of oach Av«ryO .« Jt rtTBS 31SOX Oovw «2 23 901 01X SIX IrtPw IS0 319977 T3X-IX PPO PI 21B 2| I4IT n — X TV>n€W.tk 32 lOWI 3TX-X OkTM =fcabo tocatod In BLAINE eniing BflC^R&FAco{tifiod.7 I 2»-X Owrth 200 27 M04 t2X-J4-2 Ipaka 2.12 ta 912 32X- X m l>! IJ4 14 TI2 23*- X Tn*'nMi 1.00 »2305 33«-IX OHCdi :ounty atT IS, R18E, "JonK n io 6 pm . M on-Sat. Ali Avw 1.S0 17 3S&3 97«<'S7X<1X Dcwlu .t4 }T no 3BX-- XX — i-sj — Pk£i« Pl JOa to 2507 21 — X TMMon 1 M9 MX- X tImOir Soction 2. and iw iy io d In 0 ^ 1 I. X JkcM a 334 2W- X P»cOE Pi 1.80 13 0«9I m - X Te« too I2X- X HatWO eaacoaptad. 734-1206. _ - M - '* -> gx.;s SI,5-IX jnvw .to 10BI Itx - X P p.k T>I2.16 «IB 7090 S4X-IX To*< \* laa u 200s 3t -i.x-,X Joyi.00 100 487 57 — X tvuCp horof2wiObabyslllnher IXrtU A 11U 222X—IXX—' Ecf« .TO It 2BI8 »X-- X Kmeqo IJO 17 2083 s n - * Pl !S M 14 643 01 68&-588-2206). 805SW.FrankSn V Molhor o OmcK .M 18 ITO BOX-1 M»- EKCO 08 Itt 7X K«iilol.92 3 1703 40X, X Pmitf P< 3 20 000 S3*—» • Tyse^.40_^1^9l?-i ^ X 2T4« m- x puEPU B LISH: F o b ru a ry 2 5 BoiseIS9 , Idaho 83702-5560 T«»intin FaBsF Hona. 24 houra ai-X EmQI.M I7 2S30 OX-, X Jay. 7 daya a week. For EMAtZeS 18 MXttXIBOn Emn • .73 24 3080 3IX--X X iSScfci.w "’irS ia’a w -X SSSS « «<-Si Z zi ALCp 4190 I3U-4X UaiamL 4’t*^V; ind and 26.1994. PUBlIBUSH: Friday, Febru- «day. 0«BSO STS 2S 8823 MX, ft4X< X EfWtfl X 23 1t70 d1t»-- XX 1.40 21 IT24 ST • X P«VS P< .00 to 014 3T--- -- UOIK3I IJ4 a 302 23X- X UMcfl PUBUC ME^^NG NO- ^ ’ 18. 25, M ar^ 3 and oioreiiare informalion c ^ Ann [MCp H.U II (41 3AK-ax—X EnMr^ltO 13 4tS0 033»—X ncmc 10 481 i n - x u«mS ’ . .44 piJ 44114 03 I Q»|1 .00 12 231B ITX— X ESJd i s !! St'i iSISWi) 314 35 21810 «38X>X HTNC«MC«n 1148 TX— X J m ______^____ 7 ^ 1 ...... , 22X l m It^ ^l^tW B4X-IX i i n r Pt«*lT0 5 t4 31tT0 StX-K U3fBFG JO 15 2824 14X-X MPinm 318 4x-X 'PF^irsuantui to Idaho Codo _ Ef 1.t2 27 TOOO X USXisatm .00 420S t7X< X >4V'IVn OvMty 13 T78a 14»- UCg .00 3003 IX- X Pt trt— 57-2343, notk» Is horety ■ DMdiO .40 21 4CQ3 20t-. - X It I21B m - % PMV« PI ,40i tl 2StT 21 - X USXJSXU39 I 29a 4IX MMA ADVERTISE OkkHHI Ii 2« 2770 441^4*1 X m . 002.40 U80«ca3x-x PMiyOir1.04 20 2290 44 — X UCaKMt ,T9 24 0042 34X- X NA VacVacc 100 IIX- X 0;iven ^ 1 of a n 'o p e n puUio ■ .IMC .10 23 48TS7 2M.12M>IX Ffdtrt t2t 7 — X I52!f--!i .is'?o"JJw“x SSSo S J t 93 eon 2» Uretrdw 2J0 13 1500 a n - X OOUW noiBting oTthe klaho R sh ■ YOUR, t 4AX MCjb 23 3407 TtX-X- X l«EM M 20 .1B0 38X, X POMd Pl JO 8 000 3II> X UnPM>ae l « IT 3412 90 —IX Crm w d G am a Commisston. I b3S i «l"lS»-?»»_ X FOMT&.O0 I3 47W B4X-H- l \ L»1 ZSO 12 M30 99X-IX Pl ® .0. , “ ; I •" ‘I ERVICE SPECIALTY . ^30 3347 18 — - X F«M.I3.«0 12 10508 82X-3t-2'"U tr«l JO 10 20043 t» ♦ X Pt S:2 K '"'SSlltl » Id J4a 21 I2ta TOX—4X Doto Doi of NoSco: Fobruary ■ D0M£d 1.7S . 12 IB38 2CX— KIBurg.OO 27 21040 dlOX-X pMy.ny.OOO a 2 37X, X 18,1994 Ifl I INTHJ THIS DIRECTORY 9x1 X w l t 'l M ‘b IoS 4 ^: 5! B S " ' " ■ E aInTadl . '1.00 10 3334 0SX-X PtKft / (-3 UlCW) .43 14 4000 2IX pseo P! 2.19 12 40») 29X- X UnoiJnoctf .00 a B290 37X-IX Pt/Otmr . i ? s Dalo r a of’Mooilng; March |> 1*1 X riM«n iO IT 130T J2 -X T4 t2X— X 3-4, 3-4 1904, bogmnlno at L R T'S IS'S'Sz: X ' i ’s S z ! SX Drm* 44 34 3433 JO - X fvta .40 20 300 40X-r !X £ 2 ” -'=. '!S S i! R 9.-00 am March 3. A pubDo . * wdtmdwtfM/iMiftvor '' Di«t«i1» 20 SS27 01fc.01X-I JlaPregl.Bt 13 4000 29X—X- X t)Ln90 X OuMoO 0i 2.12 IB 19T0 03 — X -V -V — SsUCd hoaring Is also schedOkKl «— Pltetdu IkOK 4X-K nuot .ai 23 23T4 44X-X- X UlCo 1,78 II JS90 2 » -X OuMSC O .40 i t 17« 13X- X VM■Wl .40 » ti40 eex- X smtO reholetl ^ ' 12 380 I9X-IX-IX U lM I 00 90)1 d3U-IX OumWMO 0< 14 a a 30X—X Vartitftr >3 <901 44X- X Siicu*M '*it*i9ie‘ OX f^arch Mai ^. beginning a t 7;30 003 2 19 173 314k-;4X-3* fenWIBO I4 2S048 82X-IX — B-R — . . . ’ _ w-W - OuraiMi 1 L03T»FOUHD OQHA 104 13 10U twW-IK -' i a _ ^ 3 t « I9X-X- i FUn ru » X Rc K ,'“ “ 'ffl’i'S.S i«« eutered.‘Sam’. Black ismiiiss.lliss ovoVyday and lha B0X-a dw .40 '31 BTBS i>40 . I i s s - ^ „ j s ‘S L t r !S2iUa> 023 9X- X Hoadquarters HOC w^ m female Border Collia, rstuiu*jiu wlli amaza you. Call 1 S " ,:S 600 South V/oInul ; ; a K 3CM Bt=>.'•'-" 301 13-tait.5' 600 ly and on* ol our fHandhr X ’,.,; ..sfisr-S K Boise, 1D33707 324 tnsors win h s l p ^ word . S S f ' S -2 HecM I IB 30ST 42X— X W»nmWi.eo iia iz o o x -* usoa r sd so lhat tt wU ba mo«t . ;• , » " S FWM01.4O a S0O BTX-I WMCn«Q JD I0 0IIB 14X-X us cata r ctlva and bring you lha i.ro 13 i8te d77M—„ ^ r s s - i i ? . t l FWr s . 104 tax w»rMywtl IJO 18-4837 4TX—X UmM ncAMl JO ^ ito ^w WM ^ JO 11 9 m J K . ilonert: •J-x kiaho Department ^ «syguaratooWngfor._ ! ° ^ r t a f ? "*% **2f » 0 KX-" xX u S ? M O 12 120X^1* ft ss,i? ,V i’ .■Sri assM J6H2fr-10» ofFithandQame^ff. OlF ss. S S7 2«X QPU 170 11 2903 StXa x M M L32 a 1080 TO • X n»C nc 4,T> IB 7970:i03X-JX MM Purpose of MooSng:-The 3 S r.i” = iS'SL”rju- X Qn6<7l ■ JO ' 2a 890 34X-- »X U M 100 21 80S 63X-n R> .«0_^3oa 20X_» Commission will recoivs - K UmO I 21 1382 43X-IX A<0»< 1.44 It 301 X Xywn CMiitei t wt a an Otma 31B 422 4X- K updates miegislatkx) and afllng tha^Bsltlad ads — tha status of 3iw and oUt }U2|very doy Is a worttnrhlle . . 733-0931 7 _ / - ,l p aULCafl 733-0931.' " ..I - ■ ■J I ______■ I ' .. -L. 0 ■ . ■
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jEDICAU' FESSIONAL 203 A6<4 i . _ knowlot positions begin consider yourself a noturol prolproblem sohrer; If you hova Vm h o mle e ccaro. private duty tokaMomorfalHoepHal p i Evanlns Bank is looking Mfl” h 7 i h ‘i 'e«m needed to maneas naun■era! lann hand-needed. ^ rv »xtondedcarefa3lNy. lh.1994and run DOMESTIC/ .nursinging and hospko. Ctos- ydexto Ju n o 2 ,1 9 9 4 on good anolytlcol skills wflh o0 strongst wolk athlQ ond if em al motel chain In atknowflievityirriaalion Mur ^ lalo: 2/2SW. Send.sal- Contact rttten communlcotloa skills, id how to run most farm HiHOUSEHOLD '" 9 ^ 0 and Thursday you hove qood qcqI ord wittte 734-5123_____ - - • aryhislclisioiy and resume lo: ^ S ^ K o ^ ^ r S . IZ’tV pjntDlO;OOpm, then you should coma sea us. Wa'ra a parfad fd for ^ • Petes Resod Casino Idahoihol4OToCaro,lnc. ons are also bolng m -7X-3W ,______M ackpol, N ev a d a cur- Attn:nn: Debbie Osborn actn*3 ;’. i " = o = S ! s j s f f iI 'tor an ARomallvo you. JTEREDNUR8E: wocesnng J ilv hae oponinga lor ,1^2002ndAve.N. REQI8TEI }uilding Aide. This We offer excellent workingIng conditions and binenti ^fa AOraCULTURAl. ------'r oim S A tlendanta in th e ir ^,Tw^win Fans, ID 83301 Assistanttant Director ol Nurs- EOE. Ploai I begins March 7. Induding profit shoring. p wanted; FT person tor Hou««^ o k w ^ ( > ^ m o n l. No PhonePN Calls Piease- Ing loror 999 bod skiHod nurs- to: P.O. BcBox 87. Twin Fals. ?§94 a „nd d ?runs through U(«0UAd raneJi hand wart- oporti EOE ng acllily.facll Experlonco in ID 83303. •d ; Experience n e c m a o r. olBuhmiing'operallon. Tractor Theposition p< olfers a base I ------Jo n e 2 ,1 M1994 < en Monday, QuQlliied opdlconls shouldJb)tlim42-3833,axt. ia itod part-time re- Tuesday. W( W odnosday and House hirrtlthed. Respond Holp)rk wi and irrigation. Send wsaeleplus i a diacrollonary immodia' t, 6609, crseno their resume wflhwfll cover letter to: ^ wme: Box 96914. %7Ti# in c^frthrtbooue j program. pon.tlr nisl-ollice assis- Thursday.y ni: nights from 3:30 to Box 03203 % Times- famin « « Sle f Pine C are Cenlor. tanco goc Cctctui Pata'•taS Inc EquNewe, POBox 540. Twin workifflM-Nmw. PO Box 648, Wo olfeKer excolloni working nrosslve ssl' home hoallh WmteP loodtypings com- p.m .to 10:150:l»p.m, Theakfo vtn Fans. ID 83303 condllldillons and bonofits In-, agoncvncy. Minimum OKperl- lAvenuoQ.Ely, Aw putofskllaJls nocossary. Pro- will m onilcinllor halla, ro- EmplpvinantIt SRacrultar ^ jinghoalth Insurance encoor9 ono yoar. Compolilivo da8M01ofca/i ^ssional.al.atlitude a must, tiroom a. .etc. etc. and win work P.6.Box^9X439 Equipment operalore (tractor 77me« protk sharing. For more salaryiry. Apply in porson; 702-289-jewaoi. Sondresu.sumo & covor lottor pan lime inI In d classrooms, Jackpot, NVHV 89825 d » r ^ n ) n e ^ for large TwtnF Womirmation contact tho: IdahohoHomeHoallh. i 418 — ------______- to-Offk»CoCoordinBSor. To apply concontact Linda Ad- fann.CaD349-5511 u___una■ ■evtnr o«)r. Emplo osltlon availablo al poO Box 223. a m sd 3 2{24-2392 4 -: or Karon botwoen earn 4 Spm. ikla. Ruport.______QftSdi — I 1. ^ Muraing Managemont ding County Memorial Twin FallsFi ID 83303 ' Praiey oror S h irley Mc- (Jac e opening: Gonoral Crackon Iat at i 324-6528 dur- » pi4««o™.eoe (ino for dependable, . PT. 2 5 -w hrs per lng regularlar b businoss hours. ' M ills r \dvertlsers* _ K ho u r, of Bam to 3 pm Ina CNA’a I NA'e, 1 ^ 7Ilng. ? ^ For lunhor Mor- nlSj.v.ll.Mo.P.y S f t id rosumo & roler- Applicatons»ns 1 m aybo pickod Housek«ke«iM rakJe lor small i S arding to oxporionco. > Conlrollor. 158 W. u p a ll0 737 W W ost 3 rd , Ja r- For Our Senior Ad rosldiIdential caro conlor. aqqIlyatbuslnos^oflico.v i yfom?. IPW Wfl.— . ,ome, fciho ^ o 83338 8 QSSi l e a 3g6-«-3200 »5om Mon-Fri 640 Filer Fil Avo. W .^ o s t Part-tlmo 1 MESNEWS JeromoS^occhool Dlslrid is an RESofncAsn^SI10• JACKPOT sup ersf 8 Motol now accepting MagicIc CCaro Comor. fF. Wo wouldwou like to glvo you CU STOO M ^E R V IC E Equal 0ppllcationa lor houso parttimoImo diotary cook/aldo. Jliuf s^<' lor Iho right porson Plovw »r provloos hoalth cam ? ” s c :» r,'‘S'oS)ur loam . Tho indi- scount S : iust bo ablo lo'typo 209 RESTAl5TAURANT/ 0 good roloroncos and a £I'.S j iT .So'S: I, havo good phono LOUNGUNGE lar rates S;k won with others. Afsply Diotarv ontly undor now man- -L jii/u ’0 , oblo to work woll 2 5 % Dis( in peserson at 1260 Bluo ^ ^ 5 nonl. Can 423-5591 or 5nd“:°?oirossuro, and have Now hiring 1 p.^al500PcftSt. SibiSh, Ing swing shift & La togWBW.N. ______^ PHVSIC1AN3 g ” ySib (hours, Compulor gravoyard'ard wailors-wait- | s5H t!BBUYml off all regula 206 MEDICAUM REcCfCEPTIOMST/CLERK iST.ty^. ° ------k n o w t^ o & cooks, also disb DENTAL FT posiloaltion, oxporionco In STAFFIN' & *h.„n,po, b s \nand 'J tuol atl oodantE '■ A Times-s - N e w s ■ HNG COORDINATOR v>llh SonOoy nnd LIS at th e time —, _ . — answerwering phonos, sched- SookingIng an: individual wllh 15” ^ ' s shifts). Apply In ■ Classifieda Will F ill| IA poahion la opon in tho uiing a< , 00,1, morolnB j,'‘ ™n“.T,S, Travolor'a Oasis, 'Our ad i DffhoalJhegoftcy.Muat clanbHPbX ffSfi pXiProfor somo computor. j j f n f w noffhof Hflft!Hanson bridgo. N e e d ■ Be sure to Inform us cortiliod and on atato -aroundjnd proforrod. Expoti- Musi bo Enorgptic porson to ■ E v e r y NJ s o r o ld e r istry. Must bo soll-moti- oncod ammonsuralowilh *• «o work jnco, bonus plan. sys. Caillor appi. you p la c e yoi. od, honest ond ablo lo knowkxwlodgoofWofd rt»tioci, Rotaion andido733-8100, tk indopondontlv In (^ompoipolrtivo componsation coJi gchor r s s r o 5 " L °“ o , S * anyone 60 yrs o [» onvironmont. If tntof- bonofilofilB. Conlact Porson- io MV Si ______1 733-0 ' s - M m S VStollingsonHco.SOO od sond rosumo lo: Wanlod: ParfiPoniimo dtshwosh- ostod}d contoct: Lori Botamy, nol. Canyon Ca Wow H o^al. 2nd Av Avo N. TF 83301 Ian Rogors or. Saiurdayirday moming. Wod Goodi3dlng County Momoriai 220 Shoup SI Avo. W. fox aTTN O N: Dobbio Osborn____ )TimosNows andThurs.ijrs. ovonings. Coll Thellmes— - I HosoHsrtal. 934-4433 oxt 126. 734-671 SI. Bonoonodict'8 F.M.C. Is po >0 Box 548. 7 3 3 ^ t6 7 ._ SOOidnOlJngawoilorganlzodin- TwinFiFalls. 1083303 dividuoduol Ior buoy ofllco. - c.u» Clinicr 4 Hospilal is 210 SALESLES t typo 50 wpm. knowl- ^ Must ty; ------T gnE j 3ofcomputor.4hovo J an Individual Wllh odgo Ol unco In accounls )VERTtSMQ e* d phono skills. Prolor SALES “o : ■■ vidiual wilh modical i - p ^ r s i u i ^ 0 - .sanding ^ our moriiot- A L backgroiground oxpor. Ful limo m % m . Twin Fans T)& aro looking lor ition. P looso mall ro- /Idual oxporioncod positiof 1 Hospilal ollors a ZZZ ^ _____ sumo:0 : AAtln: Porsonol, PO Clinic &h a & atatistlcal ro- 586. J.,omo. ID -JP -I;Bhonsivo benolil rtJ % 1 R \ Box 5( B wilh a compolitivo Excollont working ons, progrossivo ^ ------saiaiy.lfyII you havo tho noc- isalion pockago & qualillcalions wilh K m . 4 ic RVIC^ 207 OFf (iiation, ptoaoo mail ?•s. *Advortising or ™ CU ing dogroo pro- CLERICAL______in your rorosumo, Allontion tTo q «apply sond re moi, PO Box 1233. cover lonor lo: KMvfisT Is sooking th e tighl fwin'’Fol^alls. ID 63303 or personw n lo bo tho Adminis- hrinainto jDm eeNows niPeloryork ' m s m irolivoAvo Assislanl lo tho Gon- p ^ T wMn ir Falls, * PQ ^ oral Moi >0 Box 548 Succoss^s'iuf^pplicanl must ^ pp-j ID83303-0S48 CallIII 733-0931 ext 2 nation or yoiir serrvice representatI l f VC? hny<,yoovoryslrong computor ^ OFESSIONAL lUUBERI SUSALES TTTTfJTTfTTf^ andck»ck»TK8l sklls with oxpo- salos porson wanl- rioncoICO iin manoging Novoll dingmalofial knowl- 2 for more Informa comput rolorrod. Contact B— h iputor networks, Somo imju^ea®ASSIAJUVENILE J ^ “,g733^ mcial and accounting WTION CEKTER JO f^m /A733-2010. t- ______JIM'S CABINET SHOP Sl DELIVERED Auto,), iHome Owners, Health, ■WiMttMHi Completo c remodeGng incbJding >and& gravel topsoil uiloIg insurance quoles. JOHN'S ssrx'ssas? “S kitdKTis & baOirooms, furniture start your redwood deck lependent agency.Many SHARPENING orgoni: SERVICE ptoskiif $$$ RfVERWEAR & i c^)irw< m ^ , Btique repair p W m Xroctor ol Iho Coun- IN W E LYNWOOD bide & steel saws. In lr>«iopws s s ]lvo(12)bodJuvo- &reSnishing,fomica,ble. i rSSS. _$,500po, month 10 J';'™ '’ ALTERATIONS AND REPAIR isinessslnce-1976. ^54M 183 I Experienced. p,NORTHWEST 'K! OST succosslul W e'll fit o r fix . 11 B racken S t S. i ' a f a t t h e m o s t Call S4-2862 Kurryl COMPANY. INC. B W uaiilicalions includo toiomaiKOTniurting is looking lor Skiwear, Sportswear, ■ 733-1234 UUj 734-1050 ^ T e S olors Dogroo in Ap- tivatod individuals Jackets, Pants & PacksI ■ G ravel S ales dldatosS S s S |0 D is ^ n o . two (2) w hoW AI^IiNTlo work wilh Iho CUSTOM SEWINQ ■ ■ K n s S Z Q H ixporionco working g ro a lo sst t li lolomarkoling of Riverwear Fleece onilos, and throe (3) companyyin ml Twin Fals, KWKMVTTtlevlJon Ss Garments & Shell coals MOP SQUAD 16) A-i DRYWAa _ knudL/0SEWL4W0SCAP/WG W 81m LMk«$ Blvd n xporkinco in supor- SizesXL-AXLinpeg&Taa Residential *New Drywan InstaDalton. taping & WJHM M H M i a M M i LAWN CARE STATAN SNOW CPA posillons, Applica- Contapintact SANDY. construcUon ‘Rentals ion & S co tt Snow — i!22 ost bo fitod with tho 1?23r)23rd St-W. forTHEHARD-TO-FU texturing. 16 yrs experience, w g ^ >eAshnAiliinmin9.stump fico & Cioricol positions. Minkfoka < win Falls. ID Refs avail Bonded. All SAWTOOTH SHEET i | S i •T a x return * Olfico < aCounlyCkitk, Du- TwinF Promptintsenibh$«nkt. [ J o b s large o r sm all. | A d ding. Tailing appiicaliofts (Of EXPRESS ono StrSmith, Minidoka Nopliono(ono calls pSoaso. 736^714 MMV, out of araa considered. . 'Greg Lossing, owner METAL izerS domical apdicaliongi fpreparation • Auditing PERKHSONNEL SERVICES Coumy’Courthouse.7th& C 326-4185 or 53&4731 ■ 7334579 - SAV eral yard work. 7 ^ 9 4 5 ^ )l, PO Box 474, Ru- 1 J ~ E ^ rwin FaHs. 733-7300 G Strwrt, for F ree E stim ates ■ financial Planning iov. 678-4040 • No loo port. Idahioho 83350. no lalor Commercial & - ■ ------'.B' B i ookkeeping & BXrttESERVATlONS brunn/28,1994. $$$$ ^m 3377«rjrSI neai Residential PETETERSEN LAWN CARE ^ _ C.Sus Polos' Roson Casino irni Accounting Son/ico (206)733-854 P^Vaylng loo much for * ccoptino aoolications tor PRECISION IH m a v Q S I H \ larni csre? 736-1711 PB^X/Rosorvalionisls. Can- RESTAU:WRANT VIDEO-AUDIO . " Top)p quality sen/ice with 219 5th A ve E. dldoloatoa must bo oblo to F or your VCR, TV. WHY BUY NEW? ' veroutofpockefcost. Mon-Frl 8-5, workrk 0offoclivoly wilh Iho r^frjVSiTlTrlTyni lowei " }|lc, possess slrong car stereo, home W E C A N R E P A IR HiU lA tO iU U U M C i Freele iEstimates 734-0669 otheiher tim es b y appL ^ ' ino olnuotlo. and basic stereo, also amps most brands foryoul ■ ■ OF TWIN FAUS SHAREWARE . i ng skills. This I3 an on. & mixer repairs.. Satellite sy ste m s • Im L lovol posKlonwiih possi- SHARISrs RESTAURANTS aragrowing bv^ lecleopj & boyndi U pgrade your old RAY & SON 7 3 6 ^ 8 8 1 Audio -Video equipment CONSTRUCTION H I ios ol odvnncomonl lo a creatingng many opportunitiej for people v system to • Copy & F ax m achines Holollol cGuesl Roprosonta- our orgcrgonizolion, ll you enjoy our unlauoliauo opprooch to 386 or 486 power SY R S EXPERIENCE m l • Car Electronics. livo. f food & lefvico, fiexiblo worlif>g3 noufinoi ond good starting at Responsible, reliable. Wo oflorillor oxcollont working ^ ill i ^ e s of construction, rERIOR & EXTERIOR reme talk lo Ull STARCRAFT $199.00 2 5 V ;HELTON'sTREE condiliiiditions and bondlits in- w l'w i'livill ito rt Interview s on F/idoy,^Febnjory Fe 11, _ 73^5369 F r».«lm .lM l use, barns, outbldgs SHE ding hoalth Insurance G lass & aluminum Same Day Sewlce work A preparation SERVICE 1. to 5 p.m. and open M ond^,jy , tW orth 7th. IMS The Computer Place I prolil sharing, For moro ***•'”; ' boats. Rshing, skiing & II c b u J p e s • ^ cdone by hand. iree tret topping, tree .million c » n W Iho: W .o ll.Ker 0 Full ronM of benoFiti indudinn:Jinn; all styles In stock. 416 ADDISON AVE 703-2318 today « 3 - Free E stim atesI ’ remismoval. chain saw ploynwnt Recruiter at 9snHo3pm ^ Authortied repair eervicefor Free Estimates REuaiU f tiiaM HOST/HOSTftS - WAITER/WAITR'AITRESSES - C o m p u ter S y etem e b REE ESTIMATES Persona)snalitod Customer Sor- • COOKS • DISHWASHERS • BAKlBAKERS MERCURY & FORCE < >aul R agan 643-4966 M ikHIZZZZHZZZZH f r e PRODUCTS. lllt4fllCPU4860X266MHiVLB «loader, rad (rads. caiinl.t8ctt«. 7 3I3-7438-324^1 3 .- »l“I RoprosontativoB" wHh E- - cense.iso. noodod at a largo IV/ HARBAUQH MOTORS, 8MBRAM,i2S’ & i 3 i ’ HDR» B uikbi maintains sediment j f JOIN OUR CREWt 340 MB IDE HDD ^ Indoporjpondont agont. Plooso Apply In Pervxi: INC. 536^323 poixb. DrhwiOTWorV,gravel, WeFi Repair, Recolor ^ id resum e to P.O. Box i ^ i p 14*ColorSVQA.28NI c I L TREE SERVICE 1 Blue Lokes B M . N „ Twin follt,It, Idoholet 83301 U sed b o a ts In stock diWi removal, wffltnwl ______(•rd'iHonnConjInJctlon leflnlsh ralher than D & L )rcall733-3413 LJ22L: 32bhwndaccel. s/IMB 670-1614-67&-3744 Ttove & replace Porcelain, Trinrrlmmed or shaped, Mouse, DOS, MS WIrKtows ■ looma*Htlora.reinodollng, SamicUe.fiberal^,cuttured ro CIRClETCONSTflUCnON iloOilcal. plumbing. No lob romoval & stump 11996 I Iding. Free oslimates, ^ 540MBHDD + S237 I X) large or too small. 20 yrs w to, f e r sured. 536-5165 or 206-734-6663 electexper, Free estimates. jjn]p to 65% savings! 1-800-536-5165 1039 Blue Lakes Blvd. N.TF tooCali la W ard 734-6294 I work Is guaranteedl NOW HIRING HONEY DO. INC. — FmiM ttUfflstts on upgrading BOOKKEEF^ING DAWSON FENCES c S SERVICE (COMPUTER CONSULVHQ FENCES * "''rsoafr” 7 p SALE!IS REPS:• 208-734^$783 FENCES ------tankman & Son Senrlcei 5 4 3 ^ 9 3 4 ■ ! { Computerized Remodeling, ell repair vBJfk. Reasonable Rates ConiuBfnQca-DOS;«iWow, C FendngSpedal ^ No E x p e r iIENCE i N eCESSARIRY 'quick booio,conipuler setup. 25 years exper, fl yrs In MV _____ •LECTROLUX ,, M arg aret T u b b a Free Estimates ^Refe.frMeatimatesl ■ Tm x T T n v M (20^ 7344271 Ciatamprotrarafor.. HEARTWOOD Vacuucuums & shampooors. ItIf you ore Interested iiin starting a new coreoreer, we Smal business&iam^.. J o e 366-2741 H j central vacuums. ^ CONSWUCVON S iSteve 324-6764 ■ ■ ce w o u ld lik e to talk w ith ycyou. Monthly cans to-Buriey. 733-9063 Saleslies, service & repairs. Afford^ Butlnm SyctMRt Bfo,.SunVafley . th ie Lamb 733-5616 These rk sales positions offerr o< pofential income of $$3C 3 0 ,0 0 0 fo Bookkeeping & tax — £ LAYTON R V s by 239 DuBols INTERliOUNTAIN HONEY DO, INC.ll ^ SKYLINE $ 7 0 ,0 0 0 annually. To qualalify you niusf have a goocood cjriving preparation* S M loan I No job too smalll V assistance • Invoice COMPUTER SERVICE I W s have a good . record, musi b e ab le lo foilojlow simple directions andind must be • Computer tax preparalhm ^ CallH( DEWEY TUBBS 9lectlonofNEW6th ■ ■ collections Free Initial ■ 734-6271 W abable to work closely wilh1 |people. And you must b be e a b le to conaulUtlon 735-8665 • | Computer Kper^tw^ repair VHEELS.TTIAVEL i S S • Bushessmgnts|fttm&naMto Cal TRAILERS & I f M ^tarf immediately. •Sratuiieniei^&bootaie^- . ------EWXPANDOS in stock. ML We offer: • One-le-on-one Training Call733!!4690 ^Old.Worfdf Flooring so large selection of ASSOCIATED Artistry C c S g S o N arcraft Tent Trailers, • Paidid Vocolion . - ; GENERAL Hardwood Installation ------ORD'S WORTH EDRVs&RVRapaire. festkxial Word Processing • Libereral Commissions , •' ^ CONTRACTORS ■ Rnlshing & Reflnishing ARBAUGH M OtOR ^ % sa.*r' ."^1 portsContrads4i*aaing Lists • M eddical and Denfoi Pockoge Jobs to bid . e I s h h u s m "Painting (Inside & out) Free C estimates. Seiving ■INC 536-6323 P e te Button 734-6972 R| ^esumes-Letters-Flyefs • Exce:ellent Reliremenf Packagele Blueprint copies I I Magk: Valiey 324-6635 733-1606 734-PLAN * • G <>od » ( W orking Conditions 5AdfiSQnAvsEr03|(lLixusl) D R A G T DAIRY . K R Q 37Sgi| 1S2SMI I Apply in person at ihe OO')eolership, Monday ihroughlugh Friday, Construction & Welding | PAUL'SHOUErepair' ______A f New or Remodeled ■ Faucets, toilets, 10:001C a.m. to 5:00 p.m. fo Steve Fisher or Manuelil Di Davila, Bams or Corrals water heaters. , )RQAN OFFICE SERVICE r Lothom Molori it onan Equal Opportuniry Empioyorf - Outbuilding^ Repair & installation. Pl erelary & office support _ ALAN'S OMMralCarpentiy Fami Equipment , , Bedlcal. carpenty repair. - r a g r Remo(W8 *Nsw Repair & Manufacture COATNOS WlWord Processing, , T a THEATINQ RFREE e ESflM AliES ___ Data entry, consbucUcn* Specialty Stfes&Traflifs , 3 2 4 -6 5 1 7 ^ »-7221 or 326-5657 decks,patioe, paUocovwe, Fum aceA heaterrepalr. B k smm erdal. Industrial, Des>esk^tog^^blishing I, 3S60 N. 2150 & ^ Bonded sidentlal. Buildup roofs, m i m .a s i Mm t - caipotMiabLSmeirj^ R ie r, ID 83328 $28.S0^ plus parts. ^ laks repaired In 24 hre. ^SlO ZndA vtS^^IW inFalM daho^^^1-5776 irepalr8.7d^44 3 2 6 - 3 ^ FrosesHmatosonlnstaBs. Leal Own0nT«rryP/9w ______l l i »"■ 423^102
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USCELLANE0U3 12 TRADE ______12 212 THADE 213 > 213 USCELUNEOUS 213 MISCELLANEOUS 210 . SALES 210 SALES 21010 SALES 2t2 OPPORTUNITIES OPPORTUWTIES 3oUd company noods W 4 , ______^ SUES: Cofntrualon oqu> Joufl>urn«yrM^ur^rs. lop ^ ro^oneimifTiisfnosi K ^ (nont company sooking JsSi ilders. needed to launch !i5ra**lvoMr»onlofopro- JounruXymlptobocriSa: too Dd.Fordp(6i>7M.fl542. WAmTNGTOSESELLQUAUmA «»l o n t « m alpr lino In Twin od. ■ FaHsania.pravioutoicpori' ------pport, upward mocillly, I H TMilFflUas JUNIOR WILLS TOYOFAisnow nos taking Salespcison ^ nolils available. FT or onco nocessary, .foflntorvtow. 734:9634... q)[iicaiionsforBdclitiatitional sales p o ^ tv m sonDnd rotumo to Box M3300, L o a J a i i m . ■ .1° •■Cafl734-ftB34. >tTlmoB*Now«, POBox SCHOOLS AND lUTEAVAILARLE •Excdlcnt Ihcomame Opportunity f.. OACTUS’PETES Sysco g c Food Sorvicos ol Expororlsncod home health ^ CARRIER ROU 549. Twin Fnila. ID SM03 1 ^ li soektng a resldom aldoioloilvo-inandcarofox MlMSTRUCTION . -PkasantW ork rholosalorlooklnotorulos-. . lerly bodrkJdon genllo- • 1500 blockck 4th Ave. E. J«c*pol. NV k looUiiJ for shuttle drtvw lof tho «Wei tonal tutor for le ss than •Rc&sonabl ^porson lo call on AQ deal- Valley area. Must h^y.e manin, mature man or «L o£K SM IT H »H h31oS Va« .00-hr. S tate of tho art m Park Ave. •Guaranteed SalaryryWhOetnlhiining. 1 onDrs-Soirthorn Idoho. Sond Class A COL ondofsoment womim an prolorrod. Rolor- H-PO-I H afm .o n ro a n in all aspocta ol Gon- co sam u sl.734-5047.. . triutti-miHi-medIa computer wiih - •Formal Off Prer>rendse*l>slning ;<>alary-drnw while you loam, incilocks. Salary commensu- to: Sysco Food So(vk»* ol atoaopdning.Mustboablo o coursoi Anyone interes'ested in delivering See or call Emie WDls al FlFull company bonofts. Paid Idaho ATTN: Porsonnol, |o HtSOtm b minimurri and bo ptacorricoment a ssistan ce; fl- rate with oxporionco. Con- nclng avail.; accrodNod . 236ShoshcmSLW..Tv insurarKO. Paldvacatioti. intact d CACTUS PETE’S Por- 5710 Pan American. Bolso, dopepe n d ab le . Good wllh n«Mlnj Heights At... " ID 83705 E O B M ------^.733-1027. ACC^T. Diesel Truck sonnet Ottico, Monday JM l M na School lor ovor 30 The Timeses-News call ttirooghFftoiy.S.'OOa.m.to Wr tea aro now taking resum es OoodlidlngCountyShonfTsde- 931 ext 202 Z727 East KImbarly Road. 4:00 p.m. C a ltl-600-442- &)o& )ob appncalioAs for dump parli ara,> 00:8^ 701?___ 733-093 For moro Information call, m b truck drivers, oquipmoni eppliipllcalions for lull-time _ 3883 oxt 6609. true HSCELLANEOUS - ask forfo Doug Rise'To NewIGlUS F ^ 733-2224. ask tor ...... opooporaton, & laborers. Sond cour.urt Baillfl-Civii Process « « » • W ffP nw ,------resum es to VaDoy Paving^, Sofv Doyouthlnkyoucanwiilo tkx*sraaroboingac^edat: l| 100 7th 7th St. N. WE H A V E IM^ervers "Bus cocator lor Magic ft Wood on on over-tho-road trucks. nows £?, Items tor TTwHmaa 2644 4th< Avo 8 In Twin Fals. II H 100-200 W Adc dison Av6. W. OPENINGS AVAIost/Cashier ntvofVallovs- 034-5951. Po W«ra?Sondarosumoand Pfett!Baso bring rosutne. I I xporloncod outo body 100-400 Heyburn HSi Ave. W. •Cooks■Room tost roquirod. A ^ y in por- wne Roooation Distrtcl is II pH r d ■Coclctaii craftsman. Painting oxporf- I” 300-800 Main Mai Ave. N. ■ Pantry ■Ser son al Potro 2 Lubo Snop, RMton.lEilllor, ■ 'r)W acepeptlng applica- | | j! 3< lot Button _ononco protorrod. 53^2129 1-84 ft US Hwv S3-______ms for seasonal mainie- | | U ii 200-800 Main Ma^ Ave. W. Tha Timos Nawa, mco atalf and summer Person "Hos xporioncod nail tech want- —. Plumbofs-ioumoyman ? 200 Ostrander Ost St. N. n t - K e n o POB ox 548. SSS' staff poeltens. To ep- i od. Cllonlolo prolorrod. C al -long or short torm. j ’ ol 200 RichardsonRic Dr. ■ Bar Stew ardIter* "Floor _Tooto Stylos. 7 a & ^ . ■ Twin Falla, ID 83303: y for theso positions. ^ 1-503-598-4796 orq,£ call 733-0931. ext 204. 100-200 Shoup Sh( Ave. W. Server "HoicuriW Officer Expxporloncod PLUMBERS r r r oaso contact: Jerome noodod. Cnll 734-5778. 'T S I46 state carrier basod '■ Roci»crealion Olsirict. 324- 100-200 Washington Wa St. N. A t t e n d a n t in Boiso. looking tor quail- . . . er "Secretary ^ 113 MSCELUNEOUS ieS.of2444SUneoln § ■ Route 7j2 ' Runner/W rit) xporioncod plumbing ap- fJod nor ownor opototors of flat *i'» nervations _gnpror«icoaL^L:^9350._ bod bo. equipmeni. last pay, OPPOFmiNTnES iding oxperlenced fish I minors. at Soopao ■ 1 100-700 2n(2nd Av'e. E. Cashier' ■Secu jumoyman slool stod tram- good go. bonolrls. Call 1-Bo6- ______trimr Appty Jour klaho. Fitor.______I 100-200 2fi(2ndS t.E . ■ Cage Cashier0 grow and become part ol onore. drywall h a n g ars & 2 28! 8 » 0 1 1 3 .^ d D o d o a . BURlURLEY JUNIOR CARRIER _2U S Inpors, dryvit applicators. ROUTE AVAILABLE NofloodPTphonoporson, I 600-700 3rd3rd Ave. E. s leam! We oiler excelleni lof STYLIST 9pm Mon.-Fri.. 10-1pm E Q U / ■ PBX/Reseind benelils, including Roloroncos roquirod. Call »ro „ ,you established with 0 ^ "Iouta410: S ^ . 6-9p 3UAL HOUSING 100-200 Sth St.E. 'incJudM Inconilvo Bonus 208-322-1665.______cliontatoorjust beginning? E27thSl Sat.!t.No*ojlftg,Wporhwf q PF oslart->bonu8.A3plyin . , ^)PPORTUNmr r ^ 1 0 0 This is your opportunity loand gr prolil sharing. Many jcal company noods woro- Al Hair I Trends, wo con oo- ^Rocky Road to t eth6th St. E. poreon 622 Blue Lakes • u l estsls adwSsing In Ms inilicani tips and incentive houso-dolivory driver for comodale con yoo by offering a , ^Doon po ip4 >ar b au^aet to (he Fair •eoo 7th St. E. Ihe dynamic Caclus Peles le, Q.N.inLvnwoodMaH [53nJ3 working conditions andare available trom Ihc Twin miMagic Vnloy and surround- hourly hoi wago. plw rotail sof- Ahio ^ S^«M iim(*asllagri 1 0 0 8th ath Ave. B. InqIng aroas. Musl bo 21 yoars Vico vici commission, paid va- LoraLn Pnrtjit-timo,20-2Shi'perwooK lo advaridveniss 'any prafarance .medical/dental insurance ant you live In those aroas and 100-300 BluBlue U kes Blvd. lOul Ihese openings please «oid, bo ablo 10 Ift 50 b s ro- caiion, call holiday, profit shar- I* KMshilLovoryothor W *"?jongttPMT tobaartai positions also includc signilii poatodly, bo nbte to acquiro Ing ing and 401K, dontol nvail- oro inlerostod In dolivoring wookorxl.eashiorworfL ' , color, a n . h a n is ^ bonuses. Employee Buses afe CDL & comply with all TOT abto abii with many othor bono- Tho 'hD Times Nows. Please .JftSplylDiBSupply. M E. id s ttA c r nriond atfn. or If y o u live b y anyjiy of these streets and cnll 676-2552 or 733-0931 itantlon. to malia any tudi Falls and Filer areas, 833, ext. 6609 “rogulations. Ploaso ro- fits fits to enhance your caroor. _£fi!L >duotlon Asslatanie would like 10 deldeliver papersforThe spond to: Box 95600. % Call Oal today lorcontlnuous CASI:ASHIER, mature, depend- eraflce. limitation or For luiltier inlormalion aboulTl and 3pm, Monday-Frlday ®P nded. CoDom education rlmlnaUofl.* FomUial ilatus T im e s-N e w s call llTYEMPlOYCnM.TMV ^Tho Timos Now. PO Box oducatlon odi and caroor op- abliable, evenings. Wok ’N >t required, out holpful. Mudttsc :all733-Q§31 ext. 203 546. Twin Falls ID 63303. Dortunllios oor 733-5646. GrilGrai.lieSBtuoLakosN. des dittan under f n age ol loaso » p l y In p o rso n i s livingIving with parents or l^ a l 1 (800)442-383: Mononday-Prtday,8om-5pm custodianodian; progrant woman tro botwoon ttio tioura ot 10om an a tJJoromo ( Choose, 47 W. pealsle socsoQito cuflody d (Ntten ‘ ANeOU«.OPPOnTUNITYt )0S-Joromo. irdcrtar t a Warorohouao-counlor holp ___ wananted, mornings, part- llmono, tom porary to sta rt. le»«i»blnvlotii3ono«Vie coui>uld work Into lull tim o Our'raadan aro hereby tr m a n o n t.to p ly i n p ^ Informedrmed lhal all dwaUlngs W wCSM ^ 402 W ashington from KttwtisaiKtisad In Hs nvwifMpar ars _l£21im-5om. ______avAUa I?^21i2J?fl2E2i2S TO ajTtsai a osatm acn I EMPt-OVMENT KUOTofiiwBl1-800«B9- 7. Th* ToD-frae telephona M i - ”■ twtortaheartiglrTvaMlB 03Z7-8Z75, ______I I ' ^ 3 | V ''** ^ -TENIlONNOmHSlOE L lS S^ AREA ------H I B k \ » ' l v ! i ^ BookI : HOMES , « p t , m f e ^ AR.R. P ^ o B . Q ^ ^ r i ^ o - RFORSALE port) ” T l Keo]loping, Taxoa. 40 yoara $42,000 m ^1/^1 M IM oxpn on car- DWF,2t s m a ir fot In 400 b(k of Addison I 2JJ Anuh*. S-3-, ttUx., broM hi ; BABYSfTTERS A ve./e. \Vory vlalbto. oxtra Enjort duction FPersonals f a , I*. »»fr, sythto all brick, 6 bdnn, 3 w«w»peaelei*-active 2 bdrm hom efoa- Im. ?S-h.5. lA«ndthip,IA . f T C S S S i T J I",In Burtoy 678-9295 turos(ros garago, mature land- waaMiiilA»nA»-ViB3ll? Hinot.ttandOf t M/F/W.feoE-Notoo_ scapinapbto, firoplac«, ft much (Mil Ilt, W«ltl till5 ; . • F t ' ] \ / [ a t oice Greetinng more orel In Jerom e. iS6,000. Actvt, xnoif*, c^tssiontl•I S'SWK 31, Ad • Free Vo 2,7r RESUME CadSlttd Sieve, 734-9906 a t o s f e r lew romance in yrofasslonal Rasumos ______j ne Voice Introdm J Cindv at 733-1606 1 milemil E of Hagonnan. — houhouso, garage, on 6.2 SWU.22 meone who shares •e ra s. Ruth B a n e, sas To ar ToI RespondI t o g s n S 837-497S. 1 bdmi,2balh, basemont, a a s g a a ' a e a ^ s S g . a * garago. $68,000. 1 2 I 374 Ouincv. 734^6892. 5*1*27 an ad call a., 2Q0t»., ttond hib. tnwn-«y« d Place you]*■ Exlension ’ ® rH 3 Mbng. n jx . tit IttMb* s S l i l K S S : II SPACIOUSI S i _ 8 o o . l i B B HO..,mo locatod across trom ,318 1-91)00-903-99() 0 2 Ill Twinwin FallaI Municipal Golf free ad call ^ Ri x Iik DWH,4I ___ Couiso oun (1754 aquaio loot 'S tS - 24 hours, It & Sun Each calill is $1.99 p e rmi i i n u t e 1. noctntor, nontfMiar. «v n main level) offers an - iwn«re«. ouldooa herM. pcrit ^ ! HONEYTOLOAN %”Zpon ‘floorplan with large S 's ? 1^! •Our represc3-862-5545,;1 with • You must beOQ 18 y e a r s o r o ld e r to caC. , , . Klrooms, family room wnh D urs a d a y , 7 d a y s a w e e l « NEED CASH? S ------your FREE:•s, M -F; 8 am -4 pm , Satid 6 give • Open 24 hot ,Amnion w in , a w o l ImiglratlyiUi /ith the voice m ailbox nnu u m buers WiAw e buy notes & roal e state room,)om, a nd ior a n added blend, 36. S'ICr. iKbr^ you the infc record * Be ready wil «ntf8rts.CrMtiyoFinaftco tx>nussnus, a finlshod basemont t/l$ctentu. wthtnec. crttM, Bsenlaiives will help you, w „ o f a n y a d s Ihthal interesi you, or youDU m ay 1«aofr99»4Wg. apartpartmont renting lor MMItr*. Mndw. pwiy Mr.r !» ^ S " ^ y o u r f r e e - !E 20-word printed ad an d ; wishlo"bro’owse" through women'sn's or i6«% ieod68OOM RoTloTnanco.teducoorpayott $350.350.00 per monlh. The lUylandsupodyard and y o u r m e ssa m en's voicee greetings. TodHcARl dob), auto toans,. luUyli LevtUtMdybur nformation you need to rec I oranyconsumofdobt. ' onctonclosod hoi tub room •There is no tiser! • You can qui(Jick ly m a k e y o u r s electic lakethlsprc^aMUST . iE v o ic e g re e tin g a n d liste n Fordotailscall tnala ar5swunfiBtH.cba.vu • touch-lone phone., l-?W-afe*?2S.------.s eEElCALLTorrlorJohn e i LvwW • You must h wto V/'"S - jrdotans. ; s a g e s . • If y o u lik e hown( the person sounds,Is, y ou can SWF,29 4 WVESTMEHTS. kkthtr et eMi SMHng WU.1 29- 29^ r » . u s e th is sto e r cost to you the advertise leave him oror her a message. ^ Romitoaifltic,DWy» 304 imAtr. dAJO‘lr«. «t)o ■» ceuntry ca ffu- FiAarcwm«) fny toiell^lellviSf.M R ealtors DWU.U “ PnlNibrulOWKe rv ic e . ’4SSr«ffi R non. '■ SW^«1. S t '.'f t SWF,25 .F u sr. I60U. «>J:n dva'ng. dri t M f Uinli. rtli•sisissss cs s& 'ais oO « H I c a W M W imM SMking £aymonts$150ambnth. •734-8774 or «y|«»id tmg«. ' wixAo. aodil ihiur oJl. i niaolon smwumi»rti.ea^.^rjgirtJ WKMeUet ;ali 837-4846.______ART JONES. 734.3346 SWM. 20, rr, IStt*. d*A h - VlrKin«Md«cin«iiM.kir6 s s liSSW'a&W is !!,“-!S ^wW SS'SS »«.ioihi«r*iS ® ______f*lat'/*»*pofeolswithlrilM- 5nore. '^ A s h o p , privaie a . ’s s « r)W5 ‘ MipinitiitDWCI la ze b o , tack room, other Syj™ H*™.! F-f=WMte • tkx DWILU »T,sr.?o!5?o% Is>ulbuBdlngs. corrals, ft fuR S'I I*. I TDtx., «4m IM^. nnj 3^-M.trt«>d>^« iiinc««&0WClt4(M7.n SSirnlo Pri water th a ro s compliment i a ^ r a S r l i a a i S ' iD-Divo(t«d S21 his fino property. Drive by — - M m OChristian ■ JUJ X KOEM OONrtm !, 3 . on cie^i»>eaaWp.VUBi3as Df.H to]dbleianw.Rsion«lom J%towi»h K 3.BkwLakoe).0»mrsays OuSdoomin w hg taken now. Conitruo- ^ d S ‘£ i * W xlngoRen.CattTeiTlal; MiDbF.,»o. S E B S E ' ■ Ms. ffloV dnang. S«5^ ti flUV Iv ----1 s!isSbiS«*S!''S£l:S: ^ l«7?4i«(hh.p, 900dS »m fi S!;S|!S: OMlyoUMd*S'-"-' SsgsS ul views ef Haoermpn |^ g 4i»inwc Prel«»l«njl. ul. dtiii. hv ir.', Landw atch, RoiuntleOWF.43 . . . ' ^ CtrtUn MbM SMkt bw 'A-Asiin pol 43 ------S i f S w i u d B e iXaliMOUdoor FulViOViM? itiy investor. A ^ r ^ ^ S R ealto rs Not to Mt. bn«i hiir. bU •) £ r« ; .a.isai& a VNalivflAniorifan an] , imokar. aoeiil -----“---- *---- *------sagasA ***- _ vmbMB-VoicaMattxa; . JZ OHICa 733-3667, • •• 30515 C0MTRACT8AHD Can • JOHNATERRITOU ‘ - M«cJ> Uw V>fci lntn>.(redurtlon roMMli ll ran (ot (ht purpi lb (4 tiM op«MM t n 10 CM MORTOAOE8 ^ CUSTOMER SERVICE t *1 iMk IS vt*i> old. Nd idvrntHimt er don RM t«((axuldtUMMh 734-8774 er ' qucsUon aboul our •etvl s a s a S f t B rjisi'S.rrrhaM ; -55 lol] free at 1-60M62-55415545,exL31Ba»lwc J . I H ’ Owner Lovely 4 bdrm, 2 lews WiifM ia.,4lavel,2flreplaoe. wlU be happy lo h d p>yo»- y o i ______‘^ s x r - , 1«»77?-^ 0*1>UMNE. 1 ^ 7 3 4 -9 1 3 8 leTlmes-Ne . - -j..- _ Friday, February2525.1994 • Timos-Nows. Twinin FtFalls, Idaho "E-5. ' Real Estatite/Sale soaT
502 HOMES |SCI 502 HOMES SOS502 HOMES . I ® F O flS A U . _ FOR SAU _ FOR SA U . BEAM WITH PRIDE BoBoautilul 4-iovDTwit()~4 b ^ ’ I t f ANEWH0I4EWTTH J‘ Very nice 2 bdrm, 2 bath rooms. f 3 balh, now carpet, I H m ] O U ) WORLD QUAUnES livingw om , lam lly room M | THUMiiTui hom o, woodstovo, lota ol II room & storage, beautifi^ * Wood wMowa, wood mold- landscaped, bio gardon * - I l s On this H994Chevrole let lno.ooBec»do«a ng».4 aroa. Joromo. REDUCED J bdirnt, 4 btth* on 1 ac n . TO $87,500. T ie - Brand Br new epadous 3 bdrni, 2 bath hom e wHh vaulted i S-r0 2Wheeel Drive Pick;kup ROBERTJONESF ;csBlngs. 2 car oanioo, and — REALTY oodar fence. $104,9M .Sm ■ ■ 8PRWOI9COUNQ < 7 3 3 ^ 0 4 ■ IBt 2150 Rusty Court in sub- d i v i ^ ol R b r & Easdand. ■ ■ wtdlhiihomoitadonohl Then caB Ead at K-Tok.lnc. ■ ■ ^ S T .M 1^ i wlhipringBowart. 1-e0O-262-500T ] Eyr.1211 -J $99,000. 1% 0 m R. a ~ | c i r S i . r j ^ b d m ),2 b ^ ,m a M n a iEXCELLENT AREA GREAf^SREAGE < 111 g r u l outdoor Cloi 4 bedrooms. 3 baths In ovor FOR FAMILY AND H 27^CochiuCirdo 2700 s q N ot living space. HORSE LOVERS H U ^ a ^ , d i n i i g ^ 4 4bodroom, 2 balh home on Iffln utility is on tho main floor. 1 Macros. Open noor plan l i t i l ' H om e h a s gos'forcod air wllhdayllflhibaaomont. « M M AVAILABLE furnace with oonlral air con- Quiet ( doac-ond street. 4 TODAY dftionlng. Two car garage car < garage and shop. Tack -F-Front Bench Nk«comtor1«ble1600K|tt.'I . ' and automatic water sprfci* room, i corral, hoal pump I hom e (n Kimberly. 3 bbd*'• ' klors. Home is vory s h a ^ wkh \ uKiUol air conditioning, • 5-Speed UstPrice^^«9975 rooma. 2 balhs, cozy lamiiyf Inside and will be painted Plica | nxlucod on this supor i>l!H •Rear Anti-Lock Brakes room. Two docks, groalI outsUo before dMlng. Cofl acroago. i Call Dorothy for H I lamiiy hom e. Catl Don onI . Ralph ot 733-0576. Total moro ■ infonnation. P r k ^ at | | m • 20 Gallon Fuel Tank NowOnly^J$8988 mcbne. 4 2 0 ^ 1 1 . Priced at1 prtco $112,000. r03477 $117,000. • f93-230 ' H l j - Power Steering $74,500. «3-516 Less Factory Relxite^I t e « 3 0 0 GEM GEM I $ 8 ^ GEM home. 423-4M4 w/woodstove. dream ook klfikitchon & moin floor r 9. EQUIPPED WITH - ; "Outslandingfin il Our Field" ! ^utility loom. Beaullfullv land:gsccpedvo^dwim Powerf Windows, built-in ploy center. Sli9,500 Power Door LocliE FIRST TO OCCUPY THISIts 1brand hew home with ho I Sr 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Ihe huge m aster bodroom ,$139,500 I! ' DOWN PAYMENT • 3 BEOROOUS,. S a tu rd a y suite. Beautiful complolo® ^ • WKYl SIOIHG, Aa OH ONE L£V£l landscaping right on tho a 8 a.m. • 6 p.m. ^ MAGIC VALlLLEY REALTY M 991 SCTufcc DeoL lHy i f i 734-1 non. • M top q u ^ . Can 10^ for r t l / l 1286Addl>onin Avenue East an a p ^ m o n t to eeo, ask 7:30 a.m. • 6 p.m. forLexiat734-2S67. Prioed Stovo Hotlowa 734-I29S Sisvovo Kohntopp 326-S64Q Saturday ’ i no Srwp 733-5559 _ Z ^ C H E W R OILET L at $445,000. t m S S Oudrun HaUcpw* 734-1296 Qono ':30a.m..4:30p.m. H ' Jorvi Ethofidgo 734-1349 EJIwSoSWup 733-5559 7:30 f G e e v ^ JImHoog 734-7195 Lnnv;IV Smnn 734-3971 ■But i n eu e r.i iMy QibU 733-0596 O Mt>bto i Doniols 734-W44 i k SA LE Si& SERVICE StovoOlliieca 324-0773 TVnMiMcMostCr 733 0678 0Q’' l Sundays! S N e m a L nciuw Gj jlIH i QQUIHN KOOEANLm I ^ I SI ^ n i 7 3 3 - 3 0 3 3 . Blue Lakes N. at Poljleline Rd. - (2081 73: GEM 1 ■800-658-:U3882 jJ 1^ STATE REALTY 7 3 4^ 400 1^ lit
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502 HOMES 502 HOMES 506 JEROME HOMES F0R SA 1£ ■ FORSALE 3 bdrm houso. 1937 sq fl ~ plus bsml on 25 acrbs with HAVE H ORSES?. . . For solo by ownor, houso aat' r improvofnonis. 324-2235. I havo th« Bcresgo. All polo^ 238 Ekn a . Caslloford. to r loncod w4tha(prinMor*y»-^ 2 bdrm. 1 balh. nico lol. and loafing shod. One tom X PrioodoJ $15,000 r m . CalJi CUSTQM-BUILT plus acre wHh lovoly four 20e-543-B5K)aflor6ori, bedroom. 3 bath homo. - Oklerhnnowllhboauliy Power Mlrros, Q Ovor 2500 aq fl ot living w olM woodmrk & doors. -t Pow M SteiSteering, Air 1 9 9 4 N IS S A I Air C o n d itio n in g . 1994 NISSAN apaco in an exceBont aroa OPEN SUNDAY . - A.. Conditioningling, AM/FM luBl lour mllotf from Twin. iX 4 P IC K U P Chrome Bumper, C'CiENTRA 2 DR. Y | 7 > Cassette. Poweiwer Mirrors, Falla. All feneod yard withrith’ 2 - 4 ' ■ ■ ■ S s S ■ AM/FM Cassette, ear Defogger sprinMort and a two cor go- Want a largo warm family! Chrome Wheels rago. For your porsonalnal room wilh Bosca Wood*' / 'ftX Iji vkiwing. c a t Ralph al 733-33- stovo ond bulK-in cabinols?>7 2 story homo. Lislodal 9576. fo ld prico $134,000.00. Bright kilchon with lots Ol° i $129.g00butwaiconsktor •9 M 3 5 counlora and cabinols?'J any roasonablo offer. How about a largo dock,"• Immodiato possosskn vaulted colllnpa. skylights, living room with nroplnco? HAMLETTREALTY- Z 733-4079 P ' ^ An on ono kivol with 3 bod H ST.#45102 GEM rooms and 2 nico sizo;o 1-800.73»4079 STATE REALTY b a lh s? Then you havo to10 OU wUo, 1440-sq. ft. mobile S T .«44036 i 7 3 4 ^ 0 0 soo this 1778 sq. It. warmm homo, 2 bdrms. 2 balh, Was nicoly docoratod homo10 .woodstovo. appls. Ig dbl — N O W orO N L r$103.900.D. garage-oponers. RV Was $12,929 UU9TSEEI Gary's Westlandid Motors Giary's a Westland Moto>tors NowcustomhomoinNE; , 733-1301.2571 NavnjoCir-r* space-dum p. complotoly $15,444 ■ ' ehoHCmisgoLn. Price Only $ -| Twin on 1 2 acres P•rice r Only S J Q < w-viow ol the canyon. Over„ Sharp Twin Falls homo, 2 13,988 3200 sq.tl. By ownor. bdmf, 2 both, dbl car ga — i S135.000.M6-1622 rogo. oak kilchon. eprinklor'>r' 508 KIMBERLY/ iSmm systom. olc.. $ 5 9 .^ . Cali''< HANSENHOMES Air C o n d itio n in g , S u n Roof, — 733-1437. ^ JE V ^ 9 9 ^T A lu m in u m NORTHEAST NISSAN poweA-;^“W lndows/LoclJ, ISSAN- um Wheels, Split kmri 4 f bdrm. 2 balhs.5^ Kimboriy M uniry hom o; 3 ig^lne, I’ow er on 1 aero, wilh sprinklertr bdrm, 2 'A balh. fainBy nn. •r S te e rin g . C ru ise NG CAB V-6^ E n |n LOCATION MAXI■IMASE ntrol. Rear W ing, PHAI^ 4X2 KTS laovW Locks, CUSTOM BUILT system , 14 Iruitlroot. noww 2 gas fireplaces. 2 c ar go- oak kitchon & Irim tm iairs,J, rago. overlooking Rock V-6 , Power Alum, npMi^ Bedliner,ier. Chrome FAMILY HOME . Ig lamlly rm. Ig uilliiv rm.1. Crook. $110,000. Can 432- heels. Fog Lamps, I' • Rear BurBumper, Air Groal lamlly homo In north- malnlonanco freo sidina &5 6686 or 432-5368, 4 W h & l ■ C o n d ., oast location. 3 bodfoome. brick, low E windovrs. Call Disc Brakes " a 2.5 baths. Main lloor ap-ip- 328-4179 boloro tOom or 512 FARM5HANCHES proximaloly 1236 sq ft up por lloor, approximaloly -flflfffggffli------1____ AND DAIRIES 885 sq ft. Maintonanco freo ^ 504 BURLEY/RUPERT 420 aero ranch in Edon. ID motal siding, dock ond pa S T .#35036 tio eroa. Full sprfaiklor sys- HOMES area, good 4 bdrm. 2 bath j^ST.tf34110 ^ lom. foncod bade yard, hool .. ’ home & machine shed, pump. Firoplaco. 2 car gaca-I- Exc lorms. Wo have other Koihy Partrldoo at 324- d ranches lor salo. pricod 3808 or Virginia Eldrodgo lion by Iho rivor, Pricod Was GSary's l W estland Moteotors ®at rkiht.AD0lCTM4«. right. Call L.B.Jardino. Was Gary's Westlandid Motors al 733-1735.. Priced at “ Idoho floahy 1-800-856- Price Only Price Only S J j j $119,900. f93-241 LUXURIOUS custom 4 S22,990 $16,745 P> bdrm. 2 bath, codar homo, 0484 anyilmo. 945 E. 16lh 17j982 s vknv ot Snako Rirar & boatt St. Burtey. ID. dock access. Boam coil- 7Z 5 acros w- concroto ditch ings. hardwood Boors, lam- / & gated p te . 8 mLSW Fl ; NISSAN "rUr Conditioning, 1L994 Q NISSAN v --66 . AM /FM GEM liy room. Foncod yard. or. No buildings. Salo lo AM/FM Cassette, C assellisette, Power STATE REALTY $169,000. Ouannodbuyofsi ckMO ostato. Col 20&-326- [MA GXE A\utoui Trans., Gold PA XE Steering,g, RRoof Rack 7344400 onlv. 654-2524. 5242 or 733-1191.______Package, Rear *’ATHFINDER > atlac;^ a c h m e n t & 63 acros. 73 cullivalod wHh Defogger. Power Rack, Fender leiBAddlMMiAv*. Eaat 78 shares NSCCwaior.Ex- Floors ira wator avail. 324-2234. IT 3 3 .5 3 3 6
im- provomonis. home artd mo- biloSWofJoroom .« 4 5 0 6 9 naci DBL 7 -O rado A. lockups, corrals, commodity barn. Ruport aroa. Sei or laase ‘ DBL 3 - Sman d ^ 4 bdrni Was Gary’s Westland]d Motors WELL HAINTAINEP AV tOCELYM DECORATED. 3 , home,275acrDS.Edon. $16,199 Price Only S"| Was Gary's W estland Moteotors bdrTTa,2tatfl, Wmwflcxr&b«MbaaamanL Btfilub anckxuna & uplWr* TRIQON-lully equipped. M ce Only ( link bM riW covw id Mfio.^ Ill m d yvd & mors. Pirtad at M 100 acros, Joromo. 13,996 $22,174 hjsprice^^^ t,6 8 1 prial(^Cil(ffic»orfiidGk*GjMlar6733-2MaMS«. ROBERTJONES 3 a tt h REALTY -NEAT OPEN FLOOR PLA>LAN. 4 bdiTTB. t s btfi, high eairai «f(m.eowKl|Nlio,fii«rnUariiU«iYitni,padkirRVF«tt^AX:, 733^04 caroiriot,f«MbidBwd or .[____. J _ \ rrxriill S lliis o ^ c fiM o rO ^ 1-SOO-262-5001 ______EXT. 1211 COME U E THIS AOAINIJNIMANY NEW IMPROVE- H E N T t. Nmcarp((.mr1dlchikllchm indauR\ ailra psikiM lor RV. IDAHO noni Plua 2 Unn. 1 bati,AC A Mxm Cd cffios crr SyViaSy»i Udtfnay 0 73«»I1. lltS « MOUNTAIN RANCH DUPLEX IN GREAT LOCi0CAT10N. Urtbhsntinglscar I «0704S.l, Great' Truck # 4 2 0 6 7 - 1 .4 .0 6 ^ 1 .,Au2Auto, Loaded p H #43:13219.1, XLT. Auto, A/C, Cruise,Cru T ilt ■ 10,000 ACRES guig* W o(»n«r < conc. ild> torhxnDnwknaEichW2b*im.15 m bcti. laundry a ttcngc. Sharp bokino.bob Gnri ^ b iva or would ba Rnest improvements. , J l l , 4 8 _ * 9 4 8 8 _ ^*Bylo.r«Ltt7^MeiiiC*(>f[torD*riMJcMsfi.73<-5a2fi.mM...... -Beaytiful!------8 8 I TomGII! EXTREMELY tH A R P HANUFAOTUREDMAJ HOME. 2 1-800-886-0497, bdfflv, 2 M ho n IhsTi bssniwalR»itt«dSlnddkh«tubl ml L J. Roal Estalo •' a r ovga p u a vcM vd In back. Sato or lease: 357 acres farm o r l M C ^ 0 4 2 » ^ lt3 7 -0 3 o r cattle operalion with 2 homo8,.1Maeresin5acre
QUAUTY KOHIUNMIDIR CONtTRUCTION. 3 Canyon, ive stroam. bdrmt. 2 btfi homs wttt 1.9755iafLOiklloonlnar«)(iadw la ' TF canal water, realtor nook. oa itt^ ca b in iB , booioh) k ih a ^ 14’x4aradwodd«ck. owned 54^4930 S43,5669_ . ' mdtub&thoMr.il(yliss,gashiahaal,2cargaj»gi.M)Smor>. ’ 989FdR&SOTEilltjUIAB4X4"m ■ )$tS9.000.CtHtfiMQrCois«nenin e ro m O T S } ^ . 147-94 513 ACREAGES AND H #43171-1, ShowTiVioom Sharp ’ #42054-2, 5.Sp., AM/H. 34-1. XLT. Larlet.'V-S. O nly^31,000 ■ M i.H . /FM Cassette' ■#45034 LOTS 1 aero building lol, couniry ^ ^ 5 4 8 8 selling, close lo Twin. By owner.$15.500.CalI ovos. COUNTRY P A R A D Itee 0 o N « j ACRCt.lmagin«a 7 3 ^ 1 0 - ______2,017 K ^fL ten oh &9I0SSW:sW3bdrms.2brih^a12x50 p .b m 3 0 x 60«a«IUCb. maUlhorsa Mar lyttam on ths atfirs am g a and 733-6094 ovos.______a wndirtui kndKape n/omamnim rtil p ^ $ Mtarfaft. 2car gangi. 2 -1 aero kxs botwoon Twin AC&mentCal^wDsliPitI Piainon073»IGeo. 191-03. Falls a Joromo. Manulao- lured homos ok. $8500 oaeh. Call EarlalK-Tok B I ------lijllll I 1983 PONTIACCTRANSAM 992 CHEVY CAVItERE r ' z - 2 4 I 2 - 2V4 aero lots Witt) vtow in ■ ' # 4 S 0 ^ ^ V ^ , S-S-Sp., T-Tops #42013-2. A/C, AM/FMCbttWGN. ■ 19! #34096-1. Fast and Loadc^ c d ■ ILDUn>AIIDTHISNAI» Twin Viow E sta te s . 'EM Cassettc ■ t ^ N l o CANYON*WILDI $22,000 oad). Sool'Amis. mvXR.AIolthb&inon8ijrro(vroiRta nur ho n « Kmska Ripids S, ol Cvnw Sloro on Laurio ^ * 2 9 8 8 ^ l l j 6 8 8 dibit, or buld your (wn daarrhm . RindLSmnlfkxxplirisavtfaU & Twin View Lanoa.C all Spac homa wouk) »M quidd 600no acras» with 160 homasiUi Silas A EarlalK-Toklne. homs) Irom the $9Cr« to kw $300i3001. Caltha Buhl branch 0 734-6700 or 733-5399. &mS56orWardiFoilare543-54M71S 2 '.ll acres by ownor: Near Snake River Canyon. $15.000. C l 42>435^. iwsffs H 3 B — 40aaw:lnTF.Drlme buOdingkKilim. 'Owr>or wH carry. 423-5926. QREAT B L O a tlT E NEAPU R CANYON RIH ft TH e -TWIN FALL*" PALLt.1. 13kibanASX«aena.Krnbs(1y13 IBuSd your dream home ovor 1993 OLDS 8 8 ROYA Khcoi A l mooo. Cil Buh oTmA»e54>tHaorWnliFc«« looking valley on 10 acres H HH IH IPFi1993 OLDS CU nAS SolTwtn Fab. $6,000 per New ■ *07276.0, V.6 , A uto, MC,\SSCIERRA ■ ^341-0. : Fully E quipped, Justm IUke New H 064M7IS.N744 ./C, H it. Cruise ■ #073. aero, Coa,2 j 5 a i ------VARIOUS s a e o LOTS, s NEW HAGERMAN n o , 7 s PiiMnngiatiom{ia000to$2SA) SUBDIVISION 8 8 _ | BiMolia054XS5SoiHMlF(dlFoit«OSo4715.113^(0. . IBeautiful watsrfronl tots on ^ Uvt stream . Unobsirucied vlewt. (tew paved road, utb dofawndUiBiiea.I «reto 427 BLUE LA» — tTTV 2 ’A acra p a r ^ wkh i n ^ ik n water piped lo eoch b t BLVD. N. BEST PRIVATE DEEDEDfiDRANQEINSO.IDAHO. Prioed Irom $20,000 lo. OniMdce40amV2R{^ $27,500. Owner finartelng •I 8% with 25% dow n! ilBl^AUUit1t0.0aaS7acDhas Onftile larmo. RMorvaiions being takon now. Construo- lion to begin early spring. 1 ^ BSTL . Fantastic l ^ l o n . Beauti i A i r ai H ful view* ofHagetman Valley. Great investment potential with terms lo suit anyinvHlor. AdMnlng45 «»savaiM )ia.837-^ '
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514 INCOME 604 UNFURMSHEO 702 C A T n£ 705 FARU IIIIII^ PROPERTY ______A P T S /D U P ^ S _____20 Holsloin ^ulls, 200 lbs,r m a c h in ery 22 unit mobik) homo pork 3 bdrm. 1. $450, cr*Io and wntorfur- Sir <60 Holstoin cross calvos. torwayoH8oldisk.7lft,2i' W IL L S PRRI IC E , pis. In nico Jorom o pariX riishod. Call 324-4329;9or o 250-3501)6. disks, mado tor cutting WILLS PRICE W IL L S P RRICE K S14.500. Call 324>4240c5 9 ^ ; ^ • ^ 7 . 18.______*170mlxodstootv&hoilors, •. straw under, boarings every 324-7239 ovoa.______Now 2 bdrm, 1 balh, noaloar 450-650 bs. ' 3disk.Poworiakaoffsprin- klor pump for 3 linos. Call ' m $ 1 CASH tof usod ------collogo, no p o ts witlwith *20 Holsloln stoors, 15,990 825-5452 ofter 6om. *11 >8; 150 mobik) homos, washof & drvof. 733-0374.74. 400-500 bs, Brockmans 324-4203.3. NEWLY REMODELEDe n . * lOhorsos VWantod: Row Tndor for a 250 t-800-773-3167. Largo 1 bdrm, W/D hook30k- ‘ Roflulor run of slaughter Farmhand or Opal boot up, noxt lo hospital, wL” atn cows & buHs. hnrvostor. 733-8S& DAIRY SALE 521 REAL ESTATE sanitation, basic cable In cludod. $400 mo. •15springors 7706 FARM & RANCH WANTED ^ *30Holsloinbolfors. '-THE MANAGEMEKT CO. M PLEIfNTS Jf li. 733^39.______250-350 bs. Family sooklng ownor li —- *10 Holstoin hoMors, nancoablo homo or fixi^li(oblo Ouail Crook: 2 bdnn. 1 bath«th 550-600 b s. '1 2ft. W alden dozer blade, loss hydraulic rams. Ills on acro or largo lol. WllWill an appts furnished, covoroc •KonTroutt.AuctlonMr' considor oklor rofllal w-'■ op-cp porking. lirst ft last *■ dop^op, 034-5611 C aso, $2500 or bost olfor; ITOYOI>TA j •Al pitcoj pluj ion to bw . C al 736-7101.01. $ 4 5 0 m o .m 2 5 2 3 , ___ Mark Lee. O w ntr 2 sets ol Powag cholns, 17.5x25 loador chains, ten. titio a \riL iLS<^ ■ QUIET UVING 9 3 4 ^ 7 9 SS2.)Odooio> . make ofler. 324-5771 DOC roo. Yourr^OldTowne'^lDealer Cloan complox, 1 A 2 bdrrrdrm Holstoin bun calvos, $260- i2 NK 269 balers, IN K 283 ■ opts, $325 & up. $300,543-8552 or b a le r, 1 NH horrow bod 236 SHOSHONE STREET'ET WEST* TWIN FALLS *73'33-2891 ■ 1-800-621-5247 ^ Rolurbishod, ckian, 5 4 ^ 9 8 . . 1046,934-5496. ^ dishwashor. laundry’ I'm a 10 yoar old taking 1stt M fadliins.nopots time 4-H stoof pro)od and I ^ _9e4QulnCT73U600S i _ neod a fitting sta n d . Call ■ M 605 ROOMS POR RENTfT Nick Kraus at 438-6183 — JorEey8loor,grainfod,800 MOTEL, mo ralos 7 3 S - 1 ^ b s, 160 per b . 54^-5627. 602 UNFURNISHED Room for ronf: $200, .Utis In sWestIa 3 >•<>■ Umousin Bull Sale Gary’s and Hyiiindaic:animtyou HOUSES cluded. prefer m alo. Call,^all ______67S-4099.______■— 736-717f______1 bdrm houso In Wondol — PonodSlmmontolbuto. $245 mo, 1st. lost, dop., i Room8bythowook,$11S115 purobrod & Red Angus X, flOOl. whh rotg. 536-5245Pe- ^ porweok,allulllitlo6pald,old, ia 2 y rB o id s. in1 the Drriver's Mka t-F o rrLessU! ^—- somo miCTOwavos, phono,>no, DonGmvbenl 537-6647. 1 milo E. ol Hagorman,:'"i.Z rolrig, cablo TV with HBO, bdrm, 2 balh, oorago witnwitl rnold sorvlco everyday.“a?- YEARLING ANGUS k>lB ol 0X1 ras. month ■! Stop by ond chock it out bo-bJ: BULLS FOR SALE $350 deposit. Call 543543- loro you ront. 1341 Kim-Im- 4BS9 or 543-8296. r ~ ' ____ borfvRd733^52. ___ SevarsI CoffJng 2bdrm country, aovo and- ro Room s for ronl: C ablo TV 2's Stilt AvallaMs. Comparee the i (rig. NO PETS, roforoncosrma]k)nawlabto or, water. garbago.AIIII forfoi (208)7889831 or 788-30CB 9 4 $460 mo, 1st 4 last, $20C 120 0 606 MOBILE HOhES Yearling Salor A santa Gor- dop. Nood to havo good ------ood — trudis buns. 536-5260 crodH. Cnll 734-2557, Rior 3 bodroom, 2 bath mo- ^ bik) homo, c t o a n , ^ + 3 bdrm. 2 bath. Joromo, 704 CUSTOM FARM largo, cloan, ga ra g o , no deposA&utilitios. pots, $585- C^r324.?352. Cn» 733-6348. _ SERVICES • 3 bdrm. $475-f $200 dop.r FNo j; 607 .OFFICEAND Cuslom mochan ical pots, 733^3722.______RETAIL SPACE ROCK PICKING, surfaco or -I Wann 3 bdnri full bsmt. W-1] ^ OFFICES $120 up 73 B-B022 turnishod, ok>ctric (umaco, ^ WoynoBowof 543-6719. IMM m c I' ' $350.324.5^. - ' 2400sqtlwith16x14ovor- Groundwork, plonling, kudor C ft. head door, portoci ter aulo- 199^ ACCEPTING APPLICA work, manure hauling, TIONS: 3 bdrm, 1 both, (Mdbl molivo shop. Contor ol nM downtown Joromo, $535la's -Randy Woovof, 54^6866. Ha|^ rolrioving, 3 wido. 2 HYUNDi , “^2 _m^324.2428, both,rs'7!r="”A,S"byri now houso, 1 yoar'e a r Addison Avo, olfice spaco. loaso, $800, Availabloiblo opprox. 900 s q . It, for Manuro Hauing ELANTB Morch 1. loaso, $450 mo. Could bo D uins's Custom Farming I THEMANAGEMEMTCO,O, spirt inlo 2 separate olficos.08. 733-2809 e r 436-6795 ST#4H042• 4 DR.,, ]Front Drive, Driv■ivers Air Bag, Remclote Trunk Release,se, 733^739. ___ Cal1Rickat7S3-6013. b Free 2 Year SchieduledS( Mainteienance. Buhl: 2 bdrm homo with aptp - Boautiful recently remodokxl 705 FARM I pliances, foncod yard, and offico spaco for ront In MACHINERY gorago. Roforoncos. roro- downlown Wondoll, 1670 quirod. $375-mo. looso-f10 + sq. fl.. 2 internal olllcos,Ja 1068 NH hayslackor. good doposit. Call Barkor Roal-Do|. largo rolail-show roomjni condition. Rebuilt ongino. tors. 543-4371.______area, 300 so^, fl. ol storage,00 transmlssk)n & dHforonllal. $21.000. Coll 788-3539 or DOWNTOWN LOCATION. room, mons & worrwns Cuto 1 bodroom, opplianc-^ ' restrooms, & IrioghKloor.or _ovenlngs 788-2521, 08.S350nto. N oM sI wilh access lo oIk>y. Cair 1086troctor. Ford 3 pl PTO THE UANAGEMEm CO,0, e37-6610or536-2600. __ rake, B row boan wind 733^)739. FILER AVENUE OFFICE:;E row orend dum p. 18.4-38 duals. 0 row boan boddor For ronl modorn 3 bdrm^ 2 SPACE, 3 private oflicos. jld w- clampco lonilizor bond- balh on 1 acro, ovorlookingijfiQ largo rocoption and lilo 1 9 9 0 G M C aroa, contcronco room, lols0(8 or. Two 150 gal. saddle 1987 PONT! ■ Twin Foils. $650 por mo. 1991 SUZUKIa uni of (roo parking, available,lo tanks. Can 678-6594, SUBUSIRBAN Drivo by, 3624 Mount G R A N D AAM SIDEKICK 4X4K 4 Olympus Way, Ihon call;a l| April l.fcALL 754-5380. 1991 Woslondorl loador, #4323238-1 #4H012H2H2 73^3752 atiof 5:30pm 1“ TA-28 for sak). 487-2819, O ne OwH(n er Clean #07282H0 ___ For toaso;Okf Twin Fans MC, Stereo, Nic'lice Car • iLow Miles, Auto, Trans.,s.. Sharp!S For ront sm .lb d rm houso. Canal Co. boiWing. Retail?? 3-10fthydraulicJ09300,r 734-2892 nttor 5 30om Restaurant? Oflkos? spacing, disk drin wlih hitch; 2000sq. fl. + basefflon(&k 4 - lO tl hydraulic JD 9300 Gooding: 2 bdrm. $425 plus > 10* spacing, hoo drill with 77 H d o p . I^or inquiros write 1^7;,993 |_ (t > hilch & now hard laced _J477 ''‘I;® officosfl'oosqftlo^sqft, 3 642 A ddison Avo, E, ft' poinis with hydraulic trans- J Httr>son;IDB3334, • - W orohouso: 270 0 sq ft, — 7 ovorhoad doors, hoalod14 & p6ns;4-12ftlH150hy- E l Hagorman: Option to buy.ry,4 4 hsulatod. Indudos utilKios.%. draulic 10* spacing, hoo acroa. viow, garago, shop, ar. drilwKh Bonne boxM hitch AC.,4 bdrm, 3 bath, 30(5g A lrsnspon; 40 It Calkin so ft, $850. Evos 637-4499 ^ plow. 1600-11 hoavyduty, w ^ 466-9256______— 611 FARMSFOR high clearance, nowhang Jorom o: Nico 4 bdrm, coun- on harrows with Bethe box . iryhomo, avail. 4-1. $850’“s's REHT . e s; 4 7 II H o ss plow with mo., iBl, lasl. dop. and fO(.rof. 1J 0 Q( potato ground now hang-on hOTTOWs; 14 # roquirod. 324-5717 ovoaI — for teaso. S o l Wondol. Cal IH 150 hoo drill, 1 0 'spac- L 536-2700.______ing with a ra ss so o d e r;2 - m i JONES WE HAUL — l/lilHOld«lylowHhf»o« 1 9 8 9 BMrfW T 320i'- ' - “1990ISUZt J Z l T ' - ...... 1991 CHEVY b l-AZER a ; Usualty can movo youu 13 acres Irrlgaied, good tovol'pl drill with new style press #0735J57-0 S T R O O P E R% 4 4 \ 4 #07337-0 ANYWHEREfork)ssthanwn land, S V ^ Wondoll to r - Wwoifc. $500; IH m odd 47 Sunroo)O f,A ^: ronting a truck. Nood #07362-0- 0 Loaded with Every optionopt ,' balor, $450. Wantod: AC, V-66 loads to Caiif& Ariz. _ Semi-tankor trailer. 335- FREE ESTIMATES 140 acros good potalo landid 2162or335-2263 Coll 324-3490. — ior tofiso.UinklokfrOorDmo“ 3-J0-45'conttiosfarsal- V^r^3W rm,2b^h County Bne. 438-5906. I *11,:225 )57 I' 175 ocros, sprinUorirTigaled, ^10,9 *16,2777 i < 4320j0,reoentlyovorhauied vory good noighbomood,’l°' Hunl aroa, novor had suoar r» pois, $6 0 0 -t-dMosit. “ nowpftinCrwwrubbor, bools, no spuds grown lor excoSonl. $10,000. CalBrawlqyRoanyat 37 yra. Can 6 ^ 5 5 5 8 - ______734-5858, ______Cal 767-3102. “ T 250 acros hay ground. East- Why pay.rent? Low down a 720 JD Pony, wide front. il^ « " ^ side of Jorom o Co. 5 year“ r _powor steering. 432-5529 low monthly paymonl (juys loaso. Price negotlablo. rau a brand now luxurkius?}(* _Can_438-S862.______8 8 'wWo front lor 30.40,50 g ; Rootwood, 2 bdrm, 1 bath. ~ serktsJD. Win trado for I Supor Good Contshomo, For ront: 170 acros, 80 acros» _ narrow from, 4234247 Hurry .woni last. For Intor- follows spuds, 90 follows . J orain.T uillo aroa. Whool**, Alfi^ChalmeraXTIW.eoip malk)n, call 733-2224. osk diosol tractor, has cab. Jp?J ] PROBE 11989 CHEVY 1 TOrON DUALLY 11988JEEP WRANGNGLER 603 FURMSHED Sprinkled ground, closo lo^ scraper blade, new rear Hwy25, from 65 op 10 380 ■ #0726262-1 #07365-05-0 ^ #07370-0 APTS/DUPLEXES M liroe. duals, now robuill en- A/C, Automznatic, Stereo __ a ^ ^ ^ ^ w h a a had■d olna, Rnandng available 454, Clean, Loaded! Lo; Sharp, V-6 Hardtoptop Sludkj apartment, balh, $200 _ OAC, Hobby Horso Ranch mo doposk, r a smoMng & _E.q^enL&4,5e58 _rwjy>ts, 825^129 "* 613 WAHTTOREKT Burisy Tractor Salvsoa r ConMnoA tractor parti N eod^ heated^garago lo » 9 3 7 a 604 UNFURRSHEO M - Paul,ID.438-5^ I »63833 I slors 1 truck lor noxi »14.8S33 I 3 [ . APTS/DUPl£XES month. Can 736-8689. 04 Cot Track buckel toador. — Wanlod lo rent modssl 1&2bdn7iapU counlry h o m o . 2 bdrm s, Lnurol Park Apaflmonts s sales tcsc garago, parking aroa lor[f $$ SAVE BIO BUCKS t$ O d o c .f e e . 176Maurk»S7N..TF, somilruckAIrallor. Re->. Ch«ckoutih«6modoit, I ffleaasy 734-4195. _ spond to Box'97149 %); 16-00hp,olin«qMn8>ve, 2t3BEDROOM T W ^ ^ i w , ^ ^ o x 548,3, nowRhlno{amitrsdon4 733-18825 TOWNHOUSES whool drives & Irom teaders 'Irom $415. avallabie.Andthealoew W ashor& dM r hookup 615 ROOMMATES Tojan (arm tractort, engl- S m ^ y a rd s Stonge neored by John Doore irao- No p«8f 7 3 4 -6 ^ WANTED lor company. ExceOom 2 bdrm, Ibalh, 1350 mo„>,, M ale. H agorm an, $250,r pons A servtoo backup. Wo 1*l,l«t.$2005 iiR T fraiT n i^ ^,lrom Bfro• ■ ’ • 'Frl(Joy.‘Fobruar)ary25.-1994—— ^ritrws-Novw^-Twr;-Twm Fplfs-, Idaho F-3 Farmer'si Market-MiiI iscellaneouus-Recreattional 71706-903 W!
706 EARM&RANCH 801 AKT1QUES iail BJRNinJBE ■ , ' 117 117 USCELLANEOUS 620a PETSAND “ IsaS WANTED TQBUY 8255 WANTEDTOBUY 4 lUPlfUENTS ; AND CABPEIS I FORSALE ^ R I C A N A WANTED: Wo . SUPPUES ^ I" 4 L arger non-working Wantcanted to buy: Little Mor- H | n Caso IH 6550 betor In 0xco(->(- a re Intorostod In buying Llom I colored wood dbU »d, Hh arnTi ess's, double iroos. a Prot™o:B«dotColloXlomlilo “;olor lc TV’s 4 VCR'S. Call maidlaid, Peler Pan 4 L a^ 4 ,lent condition. Uiod axlele alm ost anything m ade InI 6 drawer drossor & mirror, lew le^ antiques. 676-5738 puppy, ^ 8 wks old, very j £123-4676 * oves ft wknds Thoho Tramp videos. Call rftowpaitt{l460-1660).31«VV -USA boforo IW .Indudlng-I mattress & box springs, 77-^ irtondfr. 734-7876 . Plastasllcftmotalxadlatorfor 34-1206, c h a lio riW o . 1%* chaffersr single iloms, accumula-• $150.423-4829______UseUsod beauty salon equip- ______1987 198 A m erican-m ado Wanteamod lo buy; ok) cranberry menl. hyoraullo chairs, Ftoc ■lovo for com . 3 u t e railsIt tions, or entin) estates. Im- ' 7 Quoon size pittow top !!l' roe to good home, tovoabto RonRenault AHlancoLton. 4 glasjjlass. pkWocastor, 4 other P W f P forehaHor&ehoosiovos.S3 modlalo cash lor primltfves, sham poo bowls, etc. 733> yoivonowcal.d4-13e8, uta has no AC. 734-2387 qualiquairtyo^lwwaro.Con • m attress & box spring, still 2321 ^ cr ovos 7330683. ahoo sieves. 3 cloaningg furniture, tools, toys, pot- • Jn£totto.^ -7 M B1.. jg FREE to right homo: Smalnallorchlsolplowtouso ------Ians. 3 fan houstngs. 3 per-r- tery, advertising, clocks. ; U sed co rrag aied lin. 1500 Ki ' Shiatsu massage chair, bone Handsome gray noulored . willvllh 100 hp Iraclor. Call WanKanted 10 buy; S uburban 1 9I 8 I S FORD FIESTA iorated . cloan - grain shoels.20'« lOOOusod houso h c a t,T o w w p o ^ . 934- losol. 62, must have 4x4. l troughes wilh covers lor" SEMNfa^teATOUHD color, 6 mos old, now TylW.O«in______poles, 5-7*. 22'long. In halosolhorcata.CaU et.h|ablo lamlly w- excellent *,T /. .;o^.ntpl.....C1 " _flraln. 543-5056. A N nOU EM A a $4200. lake $3500 or best quire only il Inloro^lod in 73 • oHor. 733-0492.______734-2366 toavo mo«safle._ >mploymonl. seeking >85 BUICK CENTURY 4 DR XQ30 tub chopper, chopsI 7346008, 500 p ie ce s c r m ore. Call u n tera. Hunt lha S u p e rb ^own T u » s .- S .tt10s m . 5j 0f»m Singlo otoctric bod wHh mat- 53 )wnor linancoablo. larger Wanloiinlod to buy; Travel trailer. k/t.lh/.VCVeryShorp------I " * 2 4 8 0 hoy & an groons, oxc cond.i, i S32-i5S4after6pm._ _ "g"b ra e d i P u rp le R ib b o n - oldc oll-comainod with shower. 1 n a >ldo( hom o or llxablo on soll-c m FORD ESCORT t7k)0.^H77?ltfgovw 802 APPLIANCES ; Usod shelving, gloss show- Rag. R« Red Bone Hound amaimall acreage or largo tol. roascWBon^prteo.Call *7* caso, Lozier and olhor pupupa. Champion & Grarxl WillVill considor oldor rental _____ 734-1g06.______2l)r,F•,FfWdW«IDrrTe...... -. * 2 8 8 0 QE washor. dryor, rango. •, misc. shelving. GLASS Ch^^lonB over 40 In w-ov-optlonlob»Y.736-7l01_ ^ inlod tobuy: Usod lurni- - 1 9 g 707 FARM SEED ' Single size water bod. large CASES: c ) Fixture Sourcos, btc r 8 7 0LDS CUTLASS 4 DR. > - CmJol'.7»j333.______• KKj riumbor.e-lO'wklo. lure,jr e , cloan and In good w jc ^ " 1 Inc.; 702 3rd ST. West, 7ab ^ pups. AKC yonow, g o ^ 8-201-20 H. tong. 70-79 Datsun. coodio~l'.lo.. 734.5270______* 2 9 6 0 Frontior Russot Ooneratlon II Konmoro Stacked washer- . ■ hoator. $ 160" « 3 ^ 9 0 4 5 « Twin tII Farts. ID 733-4466 and (II cortlflod seed po taI- -. dryor comblnalion, $400. hunting & (amlly dogs, dow Kln((Ingcab with body in good m toyottaIercFi ; ^ imod: Trees to tako out tor toos.CanJohnSalaural Catl 733-9213, •______Women's whio fako fur coat. clawed, cl« worm ed & sh o ts, shacihaoo.326-MM. W ^ itWhedDifrjEconooiy...... sizo 16, $40; brown toother Co rood. Call 734-5727. _ * 3 7 7 0 1-71^843-563S, MaaloVsIlayUsad Twin 1 aize pinow top manrosa S Call 886-2260.______VVa^ant complolo used sol ol -21225 Jacket, slzo 16, $45; both in 5wner ;^ must find now homo cutllwilnglorches.1 usod bod- Wanloanted; Used cabinels. ap- A p ^ ls n c e s i Parta o x c c o n d ; com ploto roll- d Ava. S. irhor3yroWnou1orod linoinor lor short box nowor pluiniiliancos. buildmg maioriats. I - 709 HAY,GRAIN - away bod. $25.324-1327 lamoso cat. R eo 326-5633 Chg;hew .C an 32^5613. 423-i23-5130 or 629-5554. | | TwInFslls.lO Whha^f^lctabto^j^LBsa V ^ ANDFEED ' 7 3 4 ^ ______World Book Encyclopedia, orsian temolo CFA rog. 2 yr Wonlantod; 14' tram poliao, Wantcanted; Usod Suburbons ■ lull sot, $200-oflor. Sol ol ^old, shaded moca, do- isod. use In good cond. Call '66-'I36-’93. Call An 734-6565 ■ Wood grain homoontortahv iq 10 Iona ol 1st oming hay. a 10 Biblo stories books, clawed, vory Iriondly. $75. 733-'33-0016.______or 32 mont cootor, Iko now, $100 j s ^ 3 2 * ^ ______B imio rain, sm amounts OK, $50-ollor.Woslornsiylo 637-4548 oJ ______Wank int to buy; 3 006 or 270 rl- ■ Ioathor [acket, S75-ollor. ^ anIod: 1940-41 Willyscoop Wantt $60 loo. Call 3 ^ 5 9 3 . urobrod C ocker S paniel or)rlruck. It Also 1984-1993 no.0.543-5501 5. or 543-5422. ■ h. J2^g^jgnvo_nw6S222^ 150 Ion of 1st hoy, rofrtgorators, mlaowavos 4 pupe. bull & white, 6 wooks mnelal et Texaco gas slalion Wantsnt loI buy: Electric guitar. H no rain, STO. Cal . okr$a5.733-^. iromottonal cars. Can joackson, ck Ibonoz or GTX. ■ 734-2177 y 734-S126 dishwashers & porta for 812 E HEATINQ&AIR 818 e i8 MUSICAL ^ - do I yoursolvos. 76-4277______Callt:all 6 2 5 ^ 1 4 ______- S CCNDfTIONINQ KSTRUMENTS ^Purobrod Cockor Spantol 1st cutting hay, $6 0 . 2nd. & Appllsnca&Refrlgfrstlon pupptos, dockMl Itute. Wanlianiod 20-25 gal aquarium Wantsnt tot buy; Mazda or Ford Sfd om lw . >75-324-5621 _ S a la s« StrvToa F^tok^eoOHeasof 0^ dewa^remo\^.$125. lankank or larger. Minimum di- Coui:ourior^lckup lor pans. Oak Studto piano, must son, *»' nonsions. 25xl3x16V 4. 734.^ 200 ton 2nd aop, $750.Cal67B-2717. ___ C al 734-4543. mor 18% protein test hay, 4&'2nd"Ava.S. Vork • 737-3200 ask lor —ujZ Older Sch»or& Sons piano. V» •od or honw 733-4623. WantlobuyPooTtabios ” 1991 FOR]RD 15-20 ton doan barley straw. . Stoko-a-mallc floor furnaco in need ol repair; Call5ee-3036 Fair shape, looks good, 1 i s n u i W ’------: -l9Ufl)gJ?2:5S6-J _____ ' asking $400. Can ___: C al 736-7346.______Wamod; ajli 2 axtes to buld hay oldqi Maico lor parts, F-150 4X4X4 30 tonlBtcutllna. 734^22.L MATERIALS , railor. Can 543-8263. Bothloth In 01^ condition. C al fantod: 1 black ond lan XL, V -8 , Auto.,..A Al ir 3rd crop hav. 623-4633 , 815 UWH 4 GARDEN — malo, Coon Hound puppy. Wantianted; 2 tons ol organtealty ____ofoltor 6pm 654-2799 r 9x10' stool storage bidg, : irown bartoy sood. Ceitllh w j|| pi 3nl cutting hay, 75 ton bales. Riding mower, 8 hp Briggs. k» Can 733-7005. ______Orov II poy cash for Door and >60aton.3j4-7&43cvos wood lloor. e asy to movo, ' «ton f a must. Please call c|)(:ik horns.hi 788-2895 Grass baggor. Rocontly re- R R eitow tt d Planos,733-3905 '®aiwo^GoMon lom^, 76-5717______- 5 = = 40 tons 1st cutting. Good conditioned. Used 4soa- Upright iinr piano, good condi- *13,8550 anted; 351M. 400,429, , _quai>Y. Can 7 3 4 ^ 4 3 .___ sons, $550,324-5645. ^l)yn.y400,CalB29-4231. ^ 7 GARAGE S A l£S ------Bagsol hsutatkm 22 TOOLSAND ' «160 0 Ford ongino. In good 500 to n s O il St & 2nd hay,U 41R-fM5t21OtS0sqa , Wurlitzor spinet piano: Mapio unnino cond. 637-4779. Bio sal 120 b bates. 324-5167s 817 USCELLANEOUS '"J" J salol Everything must goi ] 9 8>84 ' r O Y O n TERCEL 4 X 4 _ 23R-13-15S2Sl16^ft. ‘ w ^ finish. Porloct Ivoctos, S anted bam wood. tndo11788-9870, 7 ______ion lion has be en so ld . Now ------«m Iota ok. Alto 200 eoww 39R-f»-24|29d123M • - s t a i a ------, ools. saw blades, rain |9 9 dairv ter rent 324-5062 30 b a n blown $12.60 bag. 20tip3phn«eiadiio ;al-horizon band saw . 30 Wantfamed; Chircpractors troo- loola '9! GEO MErRO 4 DR. ion pross. both still in aalo . tion uhs. gtoves, usod ckKhing, M q li 0 Cal734-4781. horizontal ahaft motor, ei> i>- Antique oak chaira, sol ol 6, falia g ra ss mix, no rain & 6totl 1^1326-5348.______mycto pants, size 38 and W ’ $600. Bluo porcelain wood iools-Blze13or14.Also ■ has boon te ste d . Noodod B09 COMPUTERS cook slovo, $450. S^not pi fanted dead or alive. moved aa soon oa possUo,'I i nantod '85 Ford F-250 ^ ano.' maoo by Baldwin. odv. Can 637-6278. H $60ton. 566-3166. 1 COMMODORE 126D. HasI $500. Nintendo systom. 17 Tp? 73M0M. Tested & very good quality.y. two 5V4 disk drives, mouso.. gamos, $200. Call 326- AKC Chesapeake pups, top _ _------_ - Wanlianted: Indian motorcyctos K 1st & 2nd cutHra, ^ ton.n. Joystick, modom. STARI 40« or 326-5348. 9“ualitv, oxcolionl blood- ir parts. Bosket cases ok. n ' nos, 3 m akA cholco $150. 825S -WAfffEDTOBUY ;aJl caSi Dennis f20ai344-2714 B ■ l _734-3306of 7 3 4 ^ 2 _ . __ prlnlor, SUPER SNAP- iBrand new Sonl mini high 5 ^ 1 9 9 1 ISUZJZU 702-^55-^ Jackpot ------aniod; Lorgohordwood W anted pasluro: In Hagor*r. SHOT V5, books, maga- componont system wilh ro- —7;S 972-1976 Toyota C o lin lo r '''{??* Ir zines. over 100 utility pro arm table with 4 to 6 g.. . man Vailoy for 10 pair molo.Sdisc.dlgital-audto. Al pans. 734-9/66 1 ATVSAND TROOPEIER cows. 837-6n5. ovos. grams A 300 gamos. $500' $780 wil lake $ li^ . Abo a — ;halrs. extro hoavy stout. ' V-6 , LS - or b e a oltor. 7 3 4 - ^ 5 . AKC WhHo lomalo Pom era- ’ 9or moro used cellular 657.157-2247.______MOTORCYCLES I WEHAUlHAY.»&-2267_ • Zonnilh Plua Systom wilh AKC phones. 734-6529. 5^ Well Equipped)cd “ Groat atartor computer: Ap ro m o le w o p a id $ 4 5 0 w ill nianian puppios, $275 or $250 ^ amod; Mandolin. Also look- ,0753 DV4Xl8V*balhroom sin k ing 75350 Honda, km mUos~ 710 h3 ) \ ^ s ple ll-E with prhtorad^ter, lake $300. Bolh bought In _£&wlhout oaoore. 423-4577. 20 ^ n^for piano. Coll 536. 600. C al 423-6406. _ 2 disc drivos and Pana- with Hottie rim. Marino S2Z oxc. cond. In January this AK'AKCyonowUi>.2yrmale. 92 Toyota PU. runs good. 14 yr old Sorrol gokltng, solidid sonic printer, $300 or best yoar. Desperate to soil. Call trained ipK W O d. P“patchos 4 ombloms. Lato anted: Maluro hoallhy model Crown Viciorla or 750. Cal 423-6406. *14,9^80 calf roping horse, oentlo for 3 2 4 -6 6 ^ , or se e 0 1 0 0 2 loats. Call 934-5580 early - r ^ $100orbostolfor. SfGrand Marquis. 734-4602. _ k id s ,? yr old A P M sorr«i-a. - CanRkJc733-7t88:-:r.A. i S : 89 Yamaha XT 350. street '------)gal.i Irail roady. $1750. | 0 C mare. (^ 3 2 ^ 5 4 0 2 . ‘_ IBMcompatlbla640Kbits‘ Canmshelfls'e9GMCup( Australian cattle dogs, NSD 2 aotsof Iron stairs whh ‘'u(Vantod:OW/antiquolypo r : >93 MERC. TOPAZ itotlorniShandrailwaniod. ^ uzuki Quad Spon 4 */* 5 yrj)ld rogis. Palomino10 memory, blue chip monHor, $300, shoot a 357 magnum roglslorod, roc good workers, Pg sports memorabJia for an 'h e eler. $ 1 5 5 0 .'B o th 2Dr,S|,$portCeupe,5Sp(!,i^C ------_ * 8 9 6 0 >n 2 soli disc drives, color in shotgun $21.95, an Must havo at teast 4 stairs. typos; ^ Baseball, foolball. OuM or Horso oolding. wen anBoe8.Ctf67S-a367. Can734-8140._ _ ^ loan, mechanically excel- 1 0 fl startod.g^.&4-42CT prlnlor, word porloct, 31'Alrstream^^^ trailer Boautilul Bog, AKC rog. 16 month m PONT. GRAND AM I 5mm SLR camera & tonsos _____ W,C.HTO:51B1 ______8vToldOHfiny.733«72 . spollchock, dictionary, old malo Roiiweiler, all ,A/r,VC,Pw.Windo«______’*1 1 * 8 9 7 0 - gamea, proorammabfe ' m good cond wanted: abo. yvamc 91 Yomaha XT350.4700 Colts staned, using prossuro ' Coins to sofl. 7 3 3 ,7 5 3 8 ^ shols, SS $300 or bost ollor. VJ amod; Smon tractor (60-60 liles. ' groat cond. $1600., 199 ^ oisca, exo cono, rog $1700. ; JDIIOgardontraclorwilh- >.1,B)orJD4020withbadon- >90 DODGE D-150 V &roioasemethod,1 ata Coloman Power B ase 4000 ^Can 734.9647. ^ 45-2479 or 678-3626 V-lAul sale $600.73^1665 ' Bhp enmno. tor ports. Wn.L SITne. w Can 436-6215! Aula, Air, Low Miles______* 8 9 8 0 117)0.000734-7308 or generator. 8 hp engine. Bordor Bore Collio pups lor sale, PAY CASH. 73^6234 YZ-125.nowlop,chain4 | q q • ______420-2S52- r4ow486SLC66mulimodla w lh portabto cart accosso- Irom fn Imported sIro, full sis. anted 10 buy: 289 or 302 ^93 DODGE DAKOTA r compuierslorsato. rv.SiOQ, 677-4543 60m. t^ ter ty ^ a n g b g Troo Scotl. 3 pt hclch, hang-on mowor, nolor ft 4 spd tran s lo lit Dapplo gray maro, packed, proler Ford or Ferguson, mus V ”ImUei______* 9 8 5 0 V HomoetarCompulerCenlor. DP Gympak wolghl litnoss ^ Mustang, good cond, can oxcol with kkis, 18 yrs Od,“■ 1262ndSt.E.TF. ' good cond.'3 pl hitch, tradrade lor 170 molor or pl- ^ RM 250. exc. cond. very ] 9 Q macnino. up lo 27 diltoront Brittany Brin Spaniel (Mick) a m ACURA LEGEND . $600. C al 423-4982- - lOom-tem Mon. & Tuos., nang-on sprayor with ino, ano 4 reasonably pricod. 'OSl.jst. now onoino. somo . oxorclses,pd.$150,askkw handsome ha guy. almost 6 h. ,Uclher,Sonfool------;------___ * 9 8 7 0 ExporkHKod HorMshooIng, booms 4 pum p. 125/150 ;an Call 733-8838 anviimo. d^OQonr, 5 ^ 2 5 7 0 $30ahoad.W ill Storoy, ' $50. Brown roclinor. $20. years, yo. nouturod, not a *• Tandy 1000, $150 1210* lengths 6* 0)0 0 . con- hu. antod to buy: 2 lined ™ _ 634-52S3CVOS______humor bul a faithful com- ^ i BOATS AND - Sharp.l^vkiaocamora. dul. Sto oa. 734-9276 panlon. pa Cloan and woll 7— lro p o s .4 2 W wide. pink. 903 E Horsas: B ought aold and <350.734.5149 ^ m annored. $35 a t Tho * s'!sman couch 4 tovosoat or whiithitoor croom. Lap lop MARINE I REMS f f traded.Can 7 ^ 6 0 5 5 . ' Early US stam p & baseball m i matching lovoseals In any com - Uaod^ilBM compatible card M lloc^t^^Uelll Wood ^ River Animal ShoKor. :omputor with hard drivo. ------DAHO GLASS A WINE Mndilion. Woodon kilchen ;allfo6.0927. Call ’_____ 16'aki.aluminum boat with 65hp ^ 7»«5i.______lablo with bonchos. Coll v J ^, ohnson 4 9hp Evinrudo, M Bar>Tobiano paint aalDon tais , pf!fl'or..f?50LM3-_5537----- j Cock-a-Poo X puppies. 1st antod to buy; 6' disc lo lit Jo"," roody lor tho *94 brooding ’ Fishor-Prico bed with mat- Co Z Load Irlr. tols ol extras. K tress, oxc. cond. $75. Gerry shots,bull&blaS(:molo& 952 Ford 6N troctor wilh 3 f ? U soason. Can 733-7095. - 810 RREWOOO omputers, primers, ony- pi.hIt. hhch. 766-4265______; »6906900. Call Bob Richards R i 2 stop p ^ chair $7. Soars Ihing oloclronic. NOT ■ookdflvs 9-5.324-6627. W PaMs, Ovoros, Toblanba, aU ■ portable 5* TV wilh am-lm ___ anted lo buy; Birds, cages. colora, woanllngs.year-r- W e've got l i r a w ^ WORKING or WORKING. ispocially brooding pairs. 1989!189 Supra. rod4whiio. 164 radio, usod w-otect.. botiery m -6760. Wli t^ kup Iroo. Eogs. 2 yr olds, maros, Topp Cai!te4-7563. ' or car lighter, great for RV s AlAKcSStaS15!®oa. ^o ^ n a b lo . 438-6093. hrs. mim cond. btood1lnog.733-6493ovea $75. Black & Docker C al 829-5263.______Joh.>hn Deere Silvor walk bo- vunntrantod 10 buy; Gl Joo dons _ $$15,900-ollOT.37&-053e. !5 , SHOW HORSES------811 FURNTTURE. router SSO. 734-9038 gfj; ilndmowor.modolUSB md accossorios. Anything Ski(I Naullgue,N. »how room ENGLISH SETTER pups. X boner. 733-3929. “ iJ, ABaoosforyouth&aduA, ANDCARPETS ]Free pallols. Call 733 0931. Rnly211 hours, $15,500. PREVIA VA/AN clinor, excollent condition, ion. Can 733-0456 55^ ’3 4 ^ 9 7 evoninoa only. Stud aarvloa. APHAChes- and5om .132 3rd St.W. 'A Blue Hooter & 'A Bordor antod to buy; Gun salo, 16 _ 2 2 r : ',7 Passenger, Dualll A /C, d $60. Call ShorrI at 733- . M desks 4 olfico fumhuro. nyn nut Toblano throwa good HoovydutycorToIpanolsen. CeContoX,ha8 6hots.8yrold Nto lun or larger. Must have Ww hyb buy a used compolilion Loaded! i , NADA Book Overver $18,500. color.Cftff 423-4745.______x 2 0 R.$8 0 oa.Goodtor V4 G olaon Lab V* V izsla, 2 H Z § § ______lombination todt on H. Call skiW boot,b< when you can buy " 2 brown rocllners; roll-away has sh o u ft been spayod. 1 Odcoltoegrlndor; 734-’34-7039. a brandbra now'lull warranly. twin bed, complete; mlcro- roping pons, londng or ha 711 HORSE ^ S o d U . C d l ' fulfull grown fem ale cat, has ok)M butter chum (any kind): vVontiantod to buy: Honda 1104 Ikl R ayloril6.g99.Soe EQUPMEHT______wavew-sta;a.V,fe91_ 1 -6 0 0 -^ 4 5 8 4 to soo whon 'sho&abeonspa^. sh oid( HondagOTralmotorcycIo sat Contury Boalland- Hue Lakes Mal. ____ *16,9990 _. 2 couchos. 1 roclinor, good , Iwckwillbolnyouraipa. ' CaCan734-7134. lor parta. Call 734-07^2. . 16'5lh whool slock horso0 cond. 0^ 423-5026. , Visa-Master C ^ a c c o p to d . traitor. 82&-S51S.______- 3 piece wicker sol: Lovo IHooked on Phonfes or Maih, 191 CHEVY CAMARO Cin*} J detuxe 2-honto trac}- soat. chair, malching table $150 lor bolh s o ts. Coll ------V...... - * 9 9 7 0 er, fully onclosod. mals.I, A coordinating se al cush- 734^6652 afliKSom. pads, Ole. Excolkinl condi-1- tona. $135.7 3 f r ^ Log Cabin i»ektgt.S9495, 191 MAZDA 626 4 DR. tion. i2650 Can 734.3346^ u H u ock trailers; Flatbedd Ing choir! cotloo lablo & notch togs. 2 ^ * ts G rool frailors and iruck bods.,I. end table, enteilalnmonl docking.Plans. video, loft & ,Pwi.yfaW ,b.«fa ______“ * 9 9 8 5 B234630. ______. conter.$400'4234a29 Qthor sizes ovailobio. 188 FORD MSO 4X4 , 307-664-2445. Usod Imperial 2 horso withh 58 yanisol lan carpot, M K I i n . 0ORERS i»uot,v^w,wrDWBW<>U-..:___„ *' 1 0 , 9 5 0 ta d ift manger, $ f500. can bo aeon on Itoor, good [Lowroy oroan, m odel TGS Used 1982 6x16 fully on-|. . condlk>n.Call324jkg7 eloclric, 2 keyboards, fool 1 9192 9 CMC JIMMY 4X4 closod Campbell Coach.1, (6 ' hutch. 4 drs, 5 draw ers, pedal, loot tuner, cover, on . 4 Dr,,sli,L»llk_: SI ______'* 1 8 ,7 9 0 Thoroughbred horse Iraiior,r, boo k sh elf uppor. 6 ' lall, rollers, $495: Soaking 7.5 $320i5r?i3»3961. birch w-wainul stain, $600. HP outboard m olor, 5 gal Wanted; Usod horso & SlockX S' drosaor, 6 drawers, ooi»-' oas tank, $150; 3 Schwinn. _tB.nofS.326-_5471. tor dbl dra, birch w-oak To a p e ^ men's bkes. $65 - stain. $600. Can 7344781. oadTwiil trade lor guns or 712 RRIQAT10N. ' i Beautiful o a k trim counlry llshing o m ^ e n l or best _ couch, excel cond. orglnal _ m Tj iooo'6*gaiedpipo.$i.5oir1 $900.aaklM$476,-wolght Newh DP Mogallox, home 55 joinlsol solid sot. S30 gym w- stair • atoppor. sot. 934-5370, - | Full aize pillow top mattroM HoaKhmastor 170 exorcise f 18 usod Thunderbird whool|l |to ap i1n^^hplaslk!, biko. Kto now. S43-6894 lihes. Aluminum ends, gal _Soars LHestylor incline Git es- v anized h u b s. $2750. In King i size pDow lop aist 1900 treadmill, usod lit- 6.9% A,\.P.R . L o an s A\^vailable O.A.C.C. I Hold. Call 438-5204,670-'' m anressA box spring, still _2165.670-2166, - ^ngliMtjc^ej^rai^4gB. B 1991 TOYO ' DKch tins, 6-10 in gated pipe, _S o v o n .12.5x15x33 BF Goo- [e!!rBuvY716 FARMUSC. . ITOO LSITO OI3LSITOOLSI *23 , 9'; m - i . i For rent: 170 acres, 60 acfos Its T r u Es. j Our FactTORY InvoicICE IS _ follows sp uds. 90 followsI Buildingig S o l d , rain. T u ttlt a re a. W heel n e lrrifla ted . d e ep woll.! Must move eveierything NOWI NOT 01»UR Actual Ci ost . . . y _S36-5^0fM 7|6g6^^ N.W. FreightIt & Salvage Butr Its REAimIII C lose!! m u IS 2 4 2 Mainn Ave. N. _ (acroM fromominktoy'*) ■ ®TOYCOTA Thurs., FriFri. & S a t. ■ 'Your OldTowne^'DDealer February 242 4 ,2 5 , & 2 a ■ c n ^ B 236 SHOSHONE STREET WESTIT'TWINFAliS •! 9 a .m .--! 3 p « m . ■ 733-2891 O-BOO-621-5:21-5247______
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— ^ i~ C l a s s i f i e d H o uu r s 003 BOATS ANO 1002 AUTO PARTS 1007 TRUCKS 1020 K CHEVROLET ' II1061 M AZDA’ 10(1068 NISSAN ’ , UARtf4E[TEilS & REPAIRS '84 NiBsan Maxima, lully 1978 Chovy Luv pick-up, 1977 ^ Malibu. groat ongino. 1986323,4dr.6tpd,tup«r 1’ ^ I loaded, low mlloago, Monday thnru Friday deajadline: 1976 Chovy M onza, p a777 rts noods transmission, mako $600, C al 4 ^ 4 6 7 3 . |clean, exo. gat mlltage. Ic olfor.Call734.6169. •: $2995.324-7596. _fc$4200.-733-1223______car. Mako offor. 733-5174. . 1979 El Camino, nowpaini, ' i l 1979FordPUframo,cab,^ 1978 Dalsun. tongbod pid<- aimcisl now tiros. Utiriiy trir - 'SB« sure to Indudo wnSrT •87'N '87 lssan Maximo. V -6,5 8:00a.rm. - 3:00 p.n.m. ; * * * * up.vifiih sholl. very good phco hood & misc. Cal fits lull-stro PU. 366-2741 advenislno'luma lor sola In Bpood.toadodlMuslsaollo t) unh, 88.000 mitos. $ ^ . T 733-2167 lor dolftils. dassffled. ^$4500 Dustin 324-6957. — 734-2085.______1986 ' Chovy Colobrlly. 4 dr. for next: day publicatiction, SOUTHERN[ M 1980 Olds Cutlass, 261 mo ■ good cond,'$179l C ali'- tor, 350 Irans, lots of othor 1978 Ford oxlondod cab' 733-3312 bolwoon 8-5. 1078 POKTJAC 1062 leRCED ES BENZ IDAHO parts. A lso4 Dunlap tiros pickup, 2WD, % to n , 4‘ 1989T Chovy Celebrity, 4 with Olds whool, loss than spood. i2700. 734-7308 or ’door. Call d b - S n 7 . 7 1990 G rand PrixSE , AT, 4 •72Mori:«d.,2Stl,Ar.AC. dr. lully loadod. Ilka now. Sundayy ad deadiinine: 1.000 milos. $150. Coll'an -£22^55^ ______^_____ -j BOAT • IMMACULATE 1986Chevy ttuddod tnow tiree, $8000. Vorri. 734-6233. _ , 733-7615.______1979 F-150.2WD.85.000 ' S-10Blazor,V-6,AT.AC. AM/FM cate., will teke 2 16.5-9.50 studdod snow original mNos, loadod with tilt, cruiso, cassotto, $6000. 1gfn: Adults $2 — 543-4829 or 543-6994, jod. oxcol cond. 4234319 Childronundof Igh-oo, I960 Buick Rogal.runs -— good, $400; 1982 Ford t983Bla2or,6.2dtosol, '89 '8' M ustang LX. 5.0 HO. LAST CHANCE Escort, noods ongino, runs good. $3900. Cali LOADED! I $5500. Can Con Foctory AR mags, minininl $l00.4a-9075 _ 734-8452 or 734-8522.______trado.t Call 324-4552 or FEBRUARY MAYA JUST BEE THE BEST M(lONTHOFTHl HE YEAR ' 14(i]ag8.410-22mogs.JS; iMCA raco car. comploto roll->n- 1984 FordFlSO.4x4,4 spd,__ J ______Slartfo 9mm hollow point. or. good working chossls.Is. 6 cylindor.Mo5tEoH!_____'91'9' Ford Escort, cloan car. T O BUYY YOUR NEW^TOYOTA ' AT\WILLS TOYOTDTA. C n H 7 ^ 4 9 t — ■ loss ongino 4 Uonsmession.in. $3300.Coll768-3167______s Cnll 624-7962. ______oH or^m .______lnS$a90,'324'^B10WM.'|i : 906 MOTOR HOMES — 1984 GMC lull-sizo 4x4. : ■ AND RVS ___ 1005 ANTIQUE AUTOS Jimmy (Blaior), loadod. ox 1993 T-BIRD S collont shapo, 6.2 diosol. ; 198eFordmoiorhomo,23'/i’. Call 3264179 boloro 8 am , & CO U G ARS • tuIJyoquipod. 736-7264 1934 Chovy Sodon, day — phono 934-8342 or ovo-Q. oratior7pm.______$219.88i per month 1990 Paco Arrow 37J. doan. nlMS 934-5571.______$12,827, $1»C 8th down, All HEWEW TERCELS _ 1985 % Ford 4x4. 4 spd, ■72 -1 mo, 7.75% ARP, OAC, % All HIKEW COROLLA SEDAHS.n s L ^ bodod. call 326^703 11. 300-6 cyl., lowing pnckogo. e or 326-4964. ^ 1949Chovypickup. 19651m- 6 to chooso Irom. Low / 7 ~ AH[ID STATIOH WAGONSs / — .p a ta Chovy. Cnll 3524275.5 now tiros. AC, m arkor milos „ 4 toadod wilh oqulp- 1 RBW 5th whool Irailor j r lights, njnnlng boards. Vory " hitdi. Rtahtodal 12000 b s 1957 Buick Roadmostor, m enl. Tax, tillo 4 doc nol / ^ straight body, oxcolkjni for cfoan. $5750 or boci olfor. included.t GVW.S22S.1 10x12wall ,s{ -32M 961 wkonds 4 ovos tom $250.734-5324. rosloralion, $1000 or bost 1-600-743-3326 Opan Sun — olfor. Also 1961 Ford28>Q 1988 Joop WR. oxcolcond, MOUNTAIN iv HOME FORD ' 3 1 ' AirEtroam irailor. 1^0 liko passongor bus-camporor 65 K mis, lun vohiclo. will FORD pc LINCOLN MERCURY now, luiry loadod. $12,500^ convorsion. Runs good,d. doBvor. $7500,726-6016 “ . 734-4147 er 733-7107. ___ noods brakos, $1000 or 1989 GMC 4x4. oxtondod bost offor. 324-3933. _ cab. lully loadod with 1993 TEMPO’S '9 0 0 SNOWVEHICl£S '67 Chovollo Malibu, nowIW campor shell. $12,000, Call , & T O PA Z’S ^ AND EQUIPMENT n. 324-1301.______i ^ ^ > r i c e 6 nATINVOICE!' ^ m paint, now transmission, $167.6/permonth IICED AT INVOICEIC E '- ^ ^ — now molor. Call morningsgs 1909 Suburban, loadod $8,488,$199 e a th down, GO • 1990 rod Exdlor. kompox» _QfOvos at 4234279. _ $14,5009344561. mo,7.7S%APR.OAC.6lo ' : k>^ track, hot grfps.sM chooso Itom, Low miles 4 1989V4lonGMC.outo,4 | skims, lox shots, poitod, 1006 SEM S& HEAVY toadod with oquip. Tax. lilto runs groat. $3260. Coli spd. oir. oasy milos, oxc. ■ 4 doc nc< indudod, . ______324-6443. EQUIPMENT cond. $9500. Call ■ 1-800-743-33260perj , Sun Example; 1994 TO0Y0TAT£RCtl4DR.Il.DX Example: 19'994 TOYOTA COROll0LU4DR. — 733-5802 Of 734-3050. \ 2) 1980 Trail Fros, good run MOUNTAIN HOME FORD •A/C •Power Steerfagg-AM/FM • Caiunt-Modi Monlo r d . [Uf'* 14'dump box wilh PTO 4* 1991 Chovy Silvorado.V4 R Model 1701, ning cond, $800 for bolh5 orW pump. $1500.734-7039 FORD LINCOLN MERCURY bost otfor. Call 324-3747 — lon. 4x4, short box. low mi- attor 5:30 or 324-4301 oxioxt 1972 Potofbilt cabovor. taoo-Mus) SMi 324-8239. 1993 T A U R U S Invoice sale priprlce^l 1 ,5 0 7 .• invoicee sole price ^1 1/85158. 1993 Ford Exploror XLT, S cSA B L E S . 2 snoWmoblfvi. oxcvllant , ' 4x4. oxtondod warranty, cofMm; low milongo, whh ■h , loadod. bolow book. 734- $239:36i permontH' ^ O D o w r i^ ^ 2 l 8 P e r . M o i ^ s^)^22S.:Plr.. Mill o . " traitor, must sool Mako of- 1974Wnsonsr^1rai)or.B-B-- 0545 msfl or otlor 6om. $13,0B»,$lfi9cashdeWTr,' »1 . lor. Call 324-3601.______train 22-, all aluminum, now»w 1993FordRanaorXLT4x4. 72\ mo, 7.75%, APR. OAC. ^ ro^^ovor ta^s 4^^akos. 6 to chooso Irom. Low 7 9 Arctic Cat B Tigro, oxcd- s. wilh camper sholl. V-6, AT, ® L cruiso, air. lill, 11.000 mitos. loadod with ail power condilion. $7M or bosi opiions. Tax, titto 4 doc ni« • 0»0T.Can733-9213. 1977 Potortill cabovor. 35050 milos. $17,500 lirm. Call f 10 420-5030 days or 324- Indudod. '' 91 Arctic cat cougar. 1000^ Cummins, jako brako. 10 spood. $5000.40' sirolch:h 5630 (WPS, toavo mso. 1-600-743-33260p«RSiJn V ml, 440 liquid w- rovorso. MOUNTAIN HOME FORD All HEW BIGIIGTIOO ^ y U H DEW STANDARD BED nico. $2900. 786-2121 trallor, noods dock, $3000.0. 1993Toyola, 4x4. doluxoin- FORD p" LW eOtN MERCURY — Callbotwoon8am-5pmm torlor. chromo sto p b a rs. — 4X4 TRUCKS For sa te :-93 W idcat. $4800.W . ask for Loron. 543-5698. _ bodlinor. Sony CO player. •92 EXT Arctic Cat, $3800. i^ - 1981 75B Michigan loader,rr remaining factory warronly. 1993AEROSTARS 1 Both oxcol cond, low mik». ^ 324492^. 5 4364581.______‘ Cummins. 3 yd. IVf,. frosh $279.88 p e r m onth — point, $24,500; 1973 950 Htduc«dtoJ16.273, $199. Moko you bost doalflowl i® 76 Ford 150 4x4. AT, $2375 'I Cal loador. $27,500; 1968I? or oflor. 734-2609______c J ash down, 72 mo, 7.75% •93 Cal 700 EFI. 733-2148L§_ KWIuol tank truck. 4400 APR,OAC,eto choose Polaris 707, 133* slormirm gal truck'lank. 5000 gol.,1 -81 Ford F250 4x4, club cab. from. ( Extondod longlh, track,. Fox shocks,ks, pup,'$16,500. (avail. Fobid lOlt.campornowtiros. fully f, oquippodjow miles. chromomoRy fronlond, USIJSi 23rd);SovorallalomodolqI lorsalooflradolormoior Good ( colors. Tax, tItIo 4 skis, ovorything now! Ovorvor dump trucks 4 loadorarg homo ol oqual vaJuo, doch not Indudod. $15,000 InvoBtod. $4000.00. ___avallablo. 234-0809 or r Cnll 324-5167. l-eOO-743.3326 , Open Sun 423-5149. mossaoo, ___ 237-0968. Han's______'85 Dodgo Ram 50 4x4, OX- MOUNTAIN I, NOME FORO PRICEDI AT< IN V O IC E !'^ II c e d K v o i cc e Ei '- / 5 ^ . 1987 Inlornallonal cabovor,p collont cond. campor sholl, FORD FC UNCOLN MERCURY SIO SPORTING GOODS> bluo. $10,000. Call 351-I: now tiros, storoo. $2900 or “ — 1286 or 6244S44 ovos ollor. Can 734-2143. Eloclric goll cart. EZ-GO. 4 r '86 Bronco, oxcollonl condi- 1993 TA U RU S whoel, $900. Cobra IronsA , 350 Cot crawler with back- Choose from 2 eand 4 w heel drive,re, 5 Example; 11994 TOYOTA 4X414 TRUCK ■ n hoo. blado and buckot,{ tion. 736-2057.______WAGONS and woods: 3-PW. 1 .2 4 3 >r 88 Bronco II XLT. V6, 5 spd, J$267.94per month woods, graphito (halts,u / $9500. Call 886-2289 or speed and outoilom otic transm lssioii o n ! «RZ20)415 '*■ 886-2911 ovos 4 wkflftds. air.CTuiso, oxc, 46 Willy $15,568, * ' $169 c s th down, $300. Cal 733-2064. 72 rrw, 7.75% APR, OAC. — Case 580K bo(*hoo wilh ox-— Joop winch HURR6 I Joo Woidor woighi sol, \ Cnll837-6358 3 3 lo chooso Irom. Low See and drive tlthe Big Toyota Tru1 V6 , am-lm c a sso lto , air, « 1969 Kit 1 5 'travol Irailor, 1993AEROSTARS Btoor 4 drivo. VA, yardd bodlinor, glass sholl. lum- ' 1HEWSTDJ.BID 4X2 T R ^ goodcond.. $1000 orbosl it bor rack, rocoivor hitch, ox- A ^L L W HEEL DRIVE ollor. 734-2529 ovos. buckot, all in oxcollonl — cor>d. For moro infomiationn coltont condition. $11,500. $3l8permonth / ^ ALL. INEW CAWRY LE'S ^ 1984 28- Prowtor Roga), roarOUT 20a-785-5500.______7084573,______Reduced R t (0 $18,462, S199 bod. monitoring syslom, •92 Ford % too 4x4. warran- c ^ a ih down, 72 mo, 7.75% 2 oxc cond. etorod Insldo,Jo' Son-Ront ' 45'diyvantraiIors.onsffnent. 8.9% APR. 72 monthsittn. Invoice m ay not ranectCt dealer’s actual cost. 1967 FOROF>100PU,ox- I ' $l^.y34-^0 , - m ■ ceHar< cond. 423-5493 196S Ford % ion. AC. . camper shell, runt good, ..... : ■ ' .5 ■ ■ ' A ' ‘ t, good tires, $1000 or bost offsr.CaJI 733-9418. ____:------A—------Friday, Februa;jiuy 25.1994 Timos-News. TvonTvfi Fails. Idaho F-5
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